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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13
palladium Specially

Carrollton, Mo-. Nov. ~ Four
states joined In paying tribute here to
day to the memory of Gen. James
Shields, when the monument erected
by the federal government to mark the
grave Of the noted soldier and states
man In st. Mary's cemetery was un-
yelled with impressive ceremonies.
The state represented by their gov.
errors. or by distinguished citizens APP
pointed to represent them. were Illi-
nois. Minnesota, Missouri and Oregon.
In the course Of his long and varied
career General Shields represented in
times the states Of Illinois. Minnesota
and Missouri. Oregon's interest in the
famous soldier arises from the fact
that he served as governor of Oregon
territory.
The unwilling Was made the occas-
rade OF United States troops and sol
diers Of the Missouri national guard
preceded the unwilling exercises.
An immense crowd witnessed the
unwilling of the memorial. Governor
Hadley. Congressman Rucker and 9TH
er speakers Of national prominence
eulogi1ed the life and achievements Of
General Shields. both ~ . soldier In
the Florida, Mexican and Civil wars
and a. one OF the foremost members OF
the senate Of the United States.
Especial interest was given the oc-
casion by the presence OF the widow
OF General Shields and her son. DR..
Daniel Shields Of New York city.
General James Shields. whose MEM
cry was % signally honored today. was
one Of the most romantic characters In
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13
Texas Attempting to Solve
Good Roads Question Alone

and road material Fay Mcclure Was
sent and has recently submitted his
report Commercial clubs
along the way and the San Antonio
chamber Of commerce are now lending
their moral support to the proposition
and there II little doubt that the next
few months win see under way road
going straight from San Antonio to
Corpus Christi through what was only
. few years ago the vast stronghold Of
tho cattle baron. Undoubtedly no
other means now at the command Of
those who realize the importance Of
good county roads could accomplish
these results. A campaign to get fed
eral aid for good roads has been waged
in q desultory manner. and thus far
fruitlessly. for many years State aid
for roads In sparse settled state al
ways presents the difficulty that the
money can be spent several hundreds
of miles away from at least three
fourths Of the population.
It IL interesting to observe what q
dynamo Of activity one county with a
good roads fund at its command be-
comes. Some years ago Bexar county.
of which San Antonio is the principal
part, voted q bond issue OF $500. 900.
With this Q network Of good roads was
built that made the automobile loops
Of this scenic bit Of territory nation
ally famous. Since then county roads
have radiated In every direction from
this city until now it ID possible to
make at least 20 trips to rs many dit.
ferent towns within one hundred miles
Of San Antonio over roads which are
in excellent condition all the year.
The suggestion for all Of these roads
came from the example set by this one
county.
In fact SO successful have been the
efforts of the good roads builders OF
Texas that q proposition is now being
urged for the construction Of high.
way that shall run duo north and
south from the Red River. the north.
ern boundary Of Texas. to the Rio
Grande. the southern boundary. Such
. road win be about 600 miles long,
It will travel from blizzard swept pra'
irie to . territory In which snow has
never been seen. It Wills be Ions
enough to cross at least two Of any
other states in the Union. That such
q proposition should be seriously con
sidered by q mere collection Of coun
ties Is some indication Of the results
which Texas is obtaining In its efforts
for good roads.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13
-Four States Join in Memorial
to Gen. Shields, Noted Soldier

American history. Born In Ireland
just one hundred years ago. he emil
grated to the United States in early
youth and located in Illinois. where he
studied law and was admitted to the
bar. He was sent to the legislature in
1885 and elected state auditor In 1899
Subsequently he served On the state
supreme bench and as commissioner
of the general land Office.
When the war with Mexico began
he was appointed brigadier general
and was assigned to the command OF
the Illinois regiments. He served with
distinction In that war. At Cerro Cor
do he gained the brevet Of major gen.
eral. and was shot through the lung.
After his recovery he took part in the
operations in the valley of Mexico,
commanding q brigade composed Of
marines and New York and South Car.
DINA volunteers.
General Shields was mustered out
Of service in 1s4s and the same year
received the appointment Of governor
OF Oregon territory. This Office he re-
signed on being elected United States
senator from Illinois. Afterwards he
removed to Minnesota and was elected
United States senator from that state
California lured him. and he went to
the coast at the end Of his second term
as senator. He was in the far west
when the rumors OF the civil war be-
gan to reach him. He hurried to
Washington and offered his services
to his country He was appointed 4
brigadier general and assigned to the
command OF the army Of West vIr-
ginia- He was In number OF the
bloodiest battles. and y credited with
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13
(Pal,adium Special,

San Antonio. Texas. Nov. 12.-In the
absence OF federal or state aid for
good roads southwest Texas II setting
about the solution OF the good roads
question In . manner that may be Of
interest to scores Of other states
whore the organization for directing
the construction Of good RAIDS II poor.
In this state. - IN great many 9TH
ers. there II no provision for the con.
struction Of good roads BY the state.
This matter II entirely In tho hands
Of the county officials. In . territory
- sparsely settled ~ southwest Texas
still 10. IN spite OF its enormous immi-
grafton. good roads are particularly
necessary because the distances to be
travelled are long. Imperative neces-
sity has forced the counties to organ
lie among themselves counties which
vote for good roads bonds and special
taxes quite readily. Others refuse to
do 20. Now the proposition of each
county r. usually to get good high
way across several counties in add
ton to providing its own little net.
work Of good roads. Therefore. hav-
ing voted bonds the county officials OF
the fortunate county takes up negotia-
tons with the neighboring county
through which . good road is desired
on very much the same basis that one
nation would negotiate . treaty with
another. The obvious advantage Of
the good road In question. 10 usually
sufficient argument to induce the back.
ward county to fall into line.
But the county having . good roads
fund Ut its disposal has force ~ well
- diplomacy at it, command. Such
. county. presuming that 1t has an OBJ.
stinate neighbor to the north. Can
construct all county highways up ia
within two. three. four or five miles
Of the county line and then leave an
intervening area Of very bad roads
This very seldom fails to force the
neighboring county to action.
Using these methods It 10 possible
to drive . highway straight n the
crow flies across several hundred
miles Of country where the per capita
cost of good roads 10 comparatively
high owing to the fact that southwest
Texas II far from being thickly popu
lated. Such . proposition Ia now be
Ing handled between San Antonio and
Corpus Christi. The Bureau Of Good
Roads at Warrington was requested
to send IN expert to furnish the coun
" officials Information about routes
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13
FOOT BALL RESULTS.
IN the EAST.

~ the EAST.
Cornell. 10; Chicago. O.
Yale. B: Princeton, 3.
Navy. 8; Carlisle. o.
Johns Hopkins. II: st. Johns. o.
Brown. 80: Vermont. o.
Harvard. Is: Dartmouth. o.
West Point. Is: villa Nova, o.
Georgetown. Is: Virginia. o.
Transylvania. 8: Georgetown, o.
~ the WEST.
Minnesota. 2S: Wisconsin, o.
Case. 30: Kenyon, o.
Nebraska. -; Ames. o.
Notro Dame. II: Rose Poly. 3.
Purdue. ~: Depauw. 6.
81. Louis. o; Kentucky, 0.
Pennsyivania, o; Michigan, o.
Illinois. 81; Northwestern, 0.
0berlin. 46: Heidelberg, O.
lowe. 81: Drake. o.
Missouri. "a: Washington. 3.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13
-. ~s1 i.cw.

-iss s~sfs tsCw.
Before We were married." sighed
the fond wife. "you used to call me
mp by long distance telephone Just, as
you used to say. to hear my voice"
"Well." retorted the rebeIlious hus-
band. nowadays you won't let me get
far enough from ron to use the long
distAnce."-London Telegraph
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13

An adjustable hack and ends are
features CT a combination bed. settee
and hammock which an Ohio man has
invented for use either il or out OF
doors.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13

To a karsan has been granted a
patent for shade provided with
spring fingers to grasp an. incandes-
cent lamp globe in any desired posi-
ton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13

Patience. persisren~e and power to
do are only acquired by wo-k.-Hol-
land.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13
EarlhaIn Outfit After q Bad
Start Runs Over Their
Irvington Rivals.
BRuNNER's GREAT GAME.
VAaltsAM STAR WAS VERY MUCH
IN THE GAME At ALL TlMGe-
vhoMAs PLAYED A FINE GAME
ron OUTLER.
eAaIuAM AZ. pUTLER 8,

GARlHAM H. BUTLER q.
Buffers football championship aspir-
atoms died this afternoon when Earl.
ham gave them the small end OF .
score Of II to 9.
No team was more confident Of VIC
tory than the Butler boys were when
they arrived in the Quaker City. They
had been circulating big bear stories
and expected them TO have effect on
the local team. But contrary to their
expectations EarIham was too strong
and outclassed the visitors ut al
stages Of the game.
A kick OF by Earlham started the
game. After working back and forth
for Q time the ball was carried into
Earlham territory and Thomas. the
Butler giant carried the ball across
the Earlhsm line for touchdown.
Thomas kicked goal.
After the first quarter Butler be.
came considerably weakened Early
In the second quarter Drummer made q
touchdown but failed to kick goal.
Just before the end Of the second
quarter after the Earlham line had
showed some splendid offensive worl,
BTuuner again carried tho ball over
the Butler line. This time he kicked
koel. First half ended II to 8 In Earl
hams favor.
The third quarter was marked BY
several long runs. Jones and Stanley
each carried the ball seventy yards fog
touchdowns but they were not count
q.
Near the close Of the game Wilson
made . touchdown and Drummer
kicked geal.
Earlham has made much improve
ment since last Saturdays game
Their back field 10 much stronger
than e was and their line plays Z
great game.
Summary Of the game,
garihsm Outiss
Wlleoa .
~ OVesSO sssssss sssssssssse oOAks0&
Lett end.
NoIoo0 s.s...............s Baton
Left tackle.
dubooko marsh
Left guard
Il Jones ...............s.. Roberts
Center
Useoley s..................s Daniels
Right guard.
Ovesme0 s...............s.s L0Ua
Right tackle.
AeuceeteT ss............ssss Swen9o
Right end.
Reagan .............,.... .Lngemar
Quarterback.
WJWe@o s................ Badger
Left half.
Runner. Capt. .............. Hsvey
Fullback
1t80C1o sssss....s.s....ss GveTuaIQ'
Right half.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3: Wilson /;
Thomas I. Kick goal-Brunner .;
Thomas /.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13

No troable to prepare Mrs- Austins
Famous Buckwheat Flour. An grocers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13

Because there i more light IN the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13
CONTRIBUTIONS TO
THE FESTIVAL FUND

The following people have respond
ed to the appeal OF the Fall Festival
for financial relief to
meet deficit incurred by unfavorable
weather. Put your name on the list
by sending contributions to Secretary
Keller or Treasurer Coe:
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WORK on PANAMA
CANAL IS GOING
At RAPID PACE

CONTINUED from Page one.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09
ROBERT

beim begging tpegen unbeilbarer
&ranfbeit 5elbitmor6. - Das qe-
iammte Mnmeien oes 2anomirtbes
Maiius &iitner in 6 I@esbeim lit
obgebrannt. - Ser Sootengraber BON
@ttli n-genmeier, 8rudbaulen,
S4luttenba@ uno 0bermeier, 2eop.
Nubeo, 1T iett SO Sabre in 6ieiem
Amt tbatig nn6 troy ieiner 80 Sabre
nod riiitig. SSn Sii6ba6
brnnnten @obnbaus uno 0economie-
gebaloe 6es 8il6bauers g.. 2eiinger
ab. - Das @obnbaus 6es 2onouir.
ties @biI. Maier in &appeIi 1T ab-
%gebrannt. - Ser Sdultbeib 8ena
in SD ia II Fat dbnlide unterfdla-
gltngen gum @adtbeile ser Sparfaife
8retten gemadt, mie SduItbeiB
8oid in @todbeim un6 ion 6urd Ben8
audi sic Charitable in @un3eIgou
gei6a0igt iein. = &o9m. @err 4Io.
iterpfarrer S. @o@ bon Often
bnrg 1T geitorben. = Sssn .MieIa-.
iingen brarmte SOS Doppeltpobn-
baus &eifer.@ien5 nb. Sn 2ie-
bo15beim fins sic ser @emeinoe
geborige S9eune l1no Sic 5deu11e 6es
.@irtbes Mlb. Zimmerman. obge-
brannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09

m anngburgs(( 2anofreis @eIe) in
einen aft 1 sem ,NRpore itebenoen 8orf-
idnppen, IL toeftbem Y geloorbeiter
3uffudt gefudf baffen. Drei Mrbei-
ter muroengetobtet uao 3 idlper Der.
lett SSSn@ st tsingeniT 8rof.
81. @oftlieb Gfandim 49,: 2ebens:
jabre .%geitorben. gr mar elmer Ser
s6opfer 0Nes Nie1e111 8urgerli6en &C.
ietbuds.. II Durd5 0erma6tniB oeS
neriterbenen &entnerS 80. Wqnbonm
faueu Ser Staot $ amel & fir Nr-
MISUNDERSTANDING 100000 80: 90.
Ser bisberige Seminarbireftor Gran5
.Soiepb 8udbpl5 in 8%aoerborn ift 5um
&egierungs= inns. Sdulratb in Ss=
II s m,d ernannt mor0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09
@urttember9.

ssn 5tnttgart lit Sberltuo1en,
rotb @auber I'M Sitter bon So Sab
rem %geitorben. = Sn @iengen
ltarb Ser @abnmarter s. 8eber, ser
pom 56nea5uge erfaBt muroe. ST.
We1o l1ingen begingen Bernb.
Manqbaeer uno feline @befrau nrlnla,
qeb. 5treib, @oloene &od5eit. = Sn
5en0en branrte ous Bobnbal1s
oes 8auern 8o5enbarot ab. = Sn
Ssnp feierten ser Serr Deean Wtar-
o11ort nno ser 2ebrer 2ieb ibr 25iabr.
Mmtsiubilduu1. = Sn &ir@beim
1T hodu. Serr sos. 3abler, &apt=
t%elsfammerer uno f%reirei. &farrer, i'm
Sitter BON 70 Sabren g%eitorben. ~ SSn
@IImangen muroe Ser Sagloh>
ner Maier in einem Steinbru@ in Ser
gilberflimge fo6tlid perl@ittet. -
sssn Sitter BON ga Sabren itarb in
Treu0enfaot &ripatier Srit
9aufer, fruber @appenmirtb. Der
QIte1te @mun5er, &ripatier sos.
@aitb, tit infolge zines nnfaus I'M
95. 2ebensiabre geitorben. Snn
sc edorgmun6 tpl1roe oas 41db-
rige @iuo 1es Babnarbeiter Merfel
BON einem Mutomobil iiberfabren uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09
iofort 9eto0tet. = gu &beinmei<

iofort get0otet. = gu Ct betnmei.
I + muroe ser 8abnmart 8lauel bon
einem 56neI5ltee erfaBt uno getoo-
tet. = Das 3iabrige So6terden Ser
Mebgermeiltersmittme Marr in &oh=
neil fam bem @er6feuer gu nabe uno
muroe tootli6 b%erbrannt. 81
@otb a. g. mur6e sic i9redli9 per-
ftummeIte 2eide 6es 4OiGbrigen So
brif5eamten&ab bon @erabrorn
ouf Sem @eleiie gefun0en. @s ideint
Elm l1ngliidsfan bor5uliegen.
:. 8aoe1.
Ser 23idbrige 2an6pirtb @upert
8rugger in 8rdunIingen fat
ii6 eridoiien. - SSn gngen itarb
i'm Sitter bon IS Sabren Ser Biirger,
meiiter 1an0 @aiiirer Ser Spar- uno
@%aiienfaiie, gngelb. Maper. - Ser
Mil6bdroler Sdubmad)er in 50 e n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09

brannt muroe. 49, SSn ser @ouipinne-
rel @ienanos, @aiteeI & @ieien in
q a den ri6tete Seuer betrddtliden
56ooen an. = @benoa ltarb i'm Sitter
bon 20 Sabren bodm. &err 9eter
@g. Berg, 8farrer an ser Stride gum
81. &reu3. SSn @elbert brann=
tie bas &aus oes @ufidmieoS @roB-
mouenbofer tbeilmeile nb.
BaDcrn.
Sn Mltbnm en- meroen uralte
ansJe0ebnte Mnlagen NIT 5ablreiden
@obnbauier,t bloBgelegt. Sn
8ergtbeim bronnten sic @ebdl1=
lidfeiten oes 8allern Net. @0bel uno
oes 8dders @eioinger ab. Die
gbeleute Sos. uno Barbara Sdmiot
in 6rieienbeim feierten @oloe=
ne @od5eit. SS1 &abla a. &c. pl1r-
Sc ser @runoitein CUR nel1e11 fatb.
Stride gelegt. = SSn 2afad itarb
ser Sberlebrer gilbert, Ser BORT 35
Sabre als 2ebrer l1n0 @emeinoei6rei=
Fer gerpirft fat. = Die @emeinbe
Obbab erbal1t init einem Soften
auftpano BON $4,000 Marf ein neues
5dulgebGuoe. = SSn Gid 4 Il
6rannte oos groBe Mnmeien gum vMl=
ten @irtb" int @eltBe 0es &eitaura=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09
pahn I0urh audi an%arenaen6eu 8eiibern GRO

%geitorben. = SIM @erfolgung5mabn
itir5te iib ser 2anomirtb 9ieor. Malt-
boff in @erne aus 0em Seniter mnO
fiel in einen gntenteid, mo er er-
tronf. SSn % eIlingboen feiz
erte 9ebrer a.. .. @ilb. Saubel Col
6ene @ob5eit. = Sn @ernem ur0e
ser @aner Saul &ed aus gpenfamp
our6 oas 8re6en zines Gfeilers t00t=
lid perlebt. = 9as Gltelte 8al1er11=
bous ni9t nur ser @egen6, ion6ern
pieueidt gang @eitfalen'S 6as Dit
bus'i6e Golonat in 5unoern, lit
in Sen 8eiib ser Sta6t @iiterslob
iibergegangen. - Ser Maurer @einr.
&alb BON S erlobn fiel bon elmer
Setter 1tnb erlag ieinen 8erlebungen.
&beinproptns.
Sn @irfenfeI6 lit Ser friibere
8rieftrager Sob. Carl 9iimmler I'M
SITTER bon 68 Sabren g%eitorben. -
Sic &farrfirde in 8ru6 fat einen
pradtpollen 8elag bon Mettla6er
Blatten erbalten. - SSn Dabnen
feierten gleid5eitig Sic gbeleute Sal.
&iel9 fire @oloene, ibr ein5iger Sobn
sic Silberne un6 oeiien ein5ige Sod-
ter Sic CRIME @od5eit. SIM 8erei6e
ser 3e9e u&beinpreuBen" 5n 90 .
iin6 in SEN lebten Sabren itarfe So
oenienfungen at per5eidnen, MOO
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09
tours @a6erIhauer pouitan0ig .ab.

tours &aoeridauer pouitdnoig ab.
Sn Mmen6ingen murbe int 8a-
DIE sic nit @unoen beoedte 2eihe ser
2%6idbrigen ao6in Mago. @0lfle ge-
funoen. Nue An5eiden oeuten auf
Elm @erbreben FIN. Sn 8au-
menDeim murbe Ser 8%auerniobn
fap @umpp getootet un6 0elien 8ru=
ser tootlid parlebt, inoem cine &otte
eiferiidtiger &ameraoen iie init Size
ieI- un6 Yflaiterlteinen iteinigte. Die
rudloien Gbater muroen per6aftet.
- Sn grIangen ltarb Ser Inn Sic
Sta0t bod peroiente 8ommer5ienratf
2ebner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09

.ourh aud angrenaenoen 8eiitern gro
BE 59aoen ermu6ien. - Die @beleu=
tie @oaS in 5dIei6en baben lire
0iamantene &od5eit gefeiert. -9luf
Sem Mnmeien 0es Mderers @0ltgen in
8reitidei0 brannten Sic gdel1-
ne pollltdn0ig uno Sic 5taQungen
tbeilmeile ab. - Sn Dabl lit 6as
5teinnerf 0abl abgebrannt. 9ur9
5euer eritort puroe Elm Sbeil Ser
2adfabrif Ser 6irna 6. IS. &iitgers
III @rafratb. - sMit eingeidlo<
genem 56d6el muroe ser 8%ierbanoler
9urr in gimeiler to6t aufgefun=
Sen. Seine gbefrau nno 2 &oitgatt=
ger mur0en als mutbmaBlide M1r0er
perbaftet. -SSn Ser demiiden @aid=
anitalt bon @iebmann in &0In er=
plo0irte ein 9ampffeliel, nobel Ser
5obn 6eS Snbabers i6redli6 per=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09

@enn SIR ni@t 5ufrie6en> ieio, na6-
oem SIR 3mei6rittel elmer Slaide BON
Gbamberlains Magen- uno 2eber=Sa=
bletten na6 &oriidt genommen, f0nnt
SIR @uer @el0 5urud baben. Sic Sa=
blette retnigen nno beleben Sen Ma=
gen, perbeiiern sic @er0auung, regu=
liren Sic gingemei0e. &eriudt lie
un6 SIR mer0et geiu116. @erfauft bon
ser Molitor 9rug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09
Cir Sabr itarfen 2eioeus.

Grau Carrie Astep, Cumberland.
@po., lit langer als Elm Sabr an me-
.bem &als un6 an &ei5 inn Salie, Der
lie cine Ma6t nad ser an6eren buiten
madte. sic gebraudte @arner's
@bite @ine Of Gar un6 bar ieit0em
feline. Madt mebr ibren 5dlaf berlo-
rem. Sdreibt an fie. gu baben BEL Ser
Molitor 9rug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09
kInaor oonroion
MACH fLETCHER'S
GAS r q RIA
6annpber.

Sic Straffammer in Muri@ per-
l,rtbeilte Sen 1iihler faper Shilling
aus 8ant (Sloenburg), ser am IS.
Mair5 s.. S. BON einem 5orpcooboot
Sic @elofaIette nit $4,000 M}arf ST.
4holt geitoblen bate, gu 2 Sabren ltn0
9 5agen @efangniB. - Sci einem
@emitter iGll1g ser 8lib BEL Ser.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09

6olep's Mierenmittel fann @in.
bern gegeben mer6en nit betpun6err1s.
mertben &eiuItaten. Sc pertretbt 6as
8ettneben uno miro audi empfoblen
fir Sen @ebraud, na6oem Malern
nno S@arladfieber iiberpunoen iino.
Molitor Drug So.
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nommen uno 5mar fir fatb. mn0
epongeliide &inoer, sic iebo6 getrennt
unterridtet meroen.. Ser Neubau
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in Mngriff genommen. = Boli5eioie=
ner @erolo in @el6a lit na@ 49,
jabriger 9ienit5eit aus 6em Mlt1te ge=
idieoen. = Ser langjdbrige Gent
Observation-Disclosures ser friiberen
Sto6t 81 ubrort, 3abnte6nifer s.
Stoffels, lit I'M Sitter bon 6S Sabren
GbamberlainS &uiten-Wfittel mir0
oerfautt auf sic @arantie fin, SAB,
meltn SIR nidt .5ufrie0en iei6, na6=
oem STR 3meiorittel bon elmer 6la=
ide gemdB Ser Mnmeii Jung gebraudt
babt, Guer Gels Gu@ 5uriideritattet
miro. gs liegt an @116, es 5m ber-
iu6en. @erfaufi bon ser Molitor
Drug 60.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-08

A telegram received late yesterday
from Mr.. R. L. McMath, at Highlands
N. c., states that the condition of his
daughter, Miss Helen, was much inn
proved.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-08
THE ADVICE OF A FRIEND.
Given to Those Who Need 1t.

San Francisco, Cal.-"To anyone
who is rundown or who needs a good
blood purifier, I want to recommend
VinOl the great cod liver and iron
tonic. ! was rundown, feeling badly
and only weighed about lao pounds.
took a course of Vinol-:t purified
my blood, gave me a fine appetite, and
built me right up. Now I am wall and
strong. weigh rs pounds and in fact
never felt better in my life" John 5.
Charles, 1864 17tn street, San Fran
cisco, Cal. eve guarantee this tes-
.imonial to be genuine)
Vinol IS delicious combination OF
the health-g;1ing properties of the
Gods liver with the grease elinin-
ated, and tonic iron added, blended, in
mild medicinal wine.
If YOUR blood is poor or sluggish
your appetite poor, your digestion
weak or your vitality not up to the
standard, or if you re suffering from
chronic coughs. colds or bronchial
troubles, try a bottle of VinoI with
the understanding that your mone,
Will be returned if it does no
help you. 1t could not do what al
these people claim it did for item i
it was not honest. Dodi:ons Pharma
cy, Americas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-08
"PEER GYNT" SHOULD
DRAW LARGE AUDIENCE
Presented at Miss Bells Stu.
diO Tonight.

The presentation of Peer Gynt' at
Miss Bells studio tonight Should draw
a large and representative audience.
Miss Cobb, TIE reader of the evening,
is one of the most accomplished elocu-
Gionists of the state, the young ladies
who are to provide the ensemble Ell
fects are highly trained and the enter
tainment should be a source of con-
tinud pleasure to tie lovers of the
dramatic. The proceeds of the enter
tainment all go to the Carnegie Ii
brary book fund and thos attending
will not only pass a very enjoyable
evening, but viii have the satisfac-
ton Of assisting in increasing the read
ing material available at the library.