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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02
Nusldnotibe Jtad1rid,fen.

9us beuti6e 5heater in
&raiilten. Gas I'M oprt9en Sabre
nit lnterItGBung bes 8ereins fiir ods
Tsutfht9um i'm Wuslano uno opTerz
Diliger 6anburger 9rrBtaufleute ms
2eben osrufene beutit1s 5beuter in
Subumerjta besubet ioebeH nit gLeih
slduseHbem grfoI8s aIs i'm portgen
Sabre feline Ruuoreiis ourh Slb1ras
Illien. WeLhen Dert6 eue oerartlge
8eranitaltung, fpenn tie emit uno ror'
ushm gsIeitet 1T, fiir bd8 4usldrp-
oeutfttbum bat, 3eigt Elm beoeut'qmer
gpilog, ben bic beutihe 3situng pom
gorto QIeqro hisr3u fhreibt: Der
9eIu6 elmer 5beatsrgeielIffaft ift fir
uns Elm 9Iieo in Der Sette Der Yer
aritaItungen, ourh Die MIR unabIdirg
am Stubbethe uuierer Stommesdrt
bauen, baueu ebenio iebr nm oes inne-
rem msrthes oieier Nrt rptaen uls in
Ter llsber3euguua, paB mir ourb tbre
GrhoItung uno gtuBbornd6ung SraItz
lien, ooer ie nahoem Qreentinien,
Chile, bem 2anbe unfer.r DaAl ooer
Geburt, ben gr0bten Dieuit letiten,
tpm ods Bette oarbrSugen, mas mir
su biettn hdben. Sb mir ms baber
Elm 6eim fir Itammssbriiberlihe WaIz
/ ienfeite buuen, einen groBen Jrelturns
rro SpieIploB eiutpei6en. uns ben
Ndfferiibungen tpiomen urp Bunoes'
TtiissnTefte feiern. Dem oeutfhen gie'
| fang auf oem neuen Sentiment gdf'
| li6e Stdtten bsreIten, Strds uno
Sirhengemeinbsn eriinpen, ooer oh
mir ben Tdrbietlnsen beutftRr Bib
lsntiinitler IauIhen: gIe niefe Borz
Habmen uno unter benz geiihtspuntc
beg I3uiummsnihluFes CUR Wahruna
| ioeelIer Stummesgiiter 3u betrad ten.
5ieF uno pernehmlih tltngt oieIss Be
'ireben ourd allss hiHourd, mas ods
TiibamerituntI6e 3sutihtbum an aol.
lettipleiItunqen lpirtt, uno audi bic be
| TeutTt1e6orenen nun etnmul obliIa
ten MibbeqigteiteH, Die Giferfiin c
| lsien uno pas Gigeubroolsrtbum toit
rsn bisisn pollen 8runbton riht er
! it;teu."
Die erite 9erihtsfisunf
i'm Glugdpparat. Sin mfliesens
Der 9erihtsbof~ in bes Dores oertpe.
CENTER geoeuiung mar oieier 1a9e ir
gile gu Isben. 9ort bate ndmlih oer
TlugosuspaHagier ben 5Ius5euglenter
ouf ShapeneriaB pertIast. neil sr
burn oas Sauien Der propeller nab
renb Der 5a6rt cine Sddoisung oes
G'ebors erlittei, haben rpollte. Die pers
tloste yirma, bic geiiseriu oes Slug
orporats. tpeieerte iich jeooh etner
| Shaoenerias 81 leiftsn unb ertIdrse
toB cine Shdbisuns oes 9ehors niht
auf has Sauien Der Mdinine, ion'
bern duf eine tonftitutionelle, al ihpd
de 8eronlaguns Der Sbren beg ala'
gers 5uriit5uFiihren iei, iorit riibter
| "a alIe Npi1titer unb Wlitfubrer tauf
ioeroen. Tos 9eriht ReihloB. ehe e
Gin llrtheii fdllte, iih @elbit BON ben
2hatbetarb gu Iberseuaen uno bic be-
tiogte Gtrmo mar germ bereit, oenEth
j tern tintn ElHnopporat Dcrsl1H1ren
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02

Tas 5hulrotbs Hommiiiee fir
ben hsuti6en llnierriht beihdftists
iid ssitsrn init benz nsusn aebrplan
fir lssisrsn. 8srielte sielt boragf
ab, bic Drammatis mehr aus3uihaf~
ten unb ndfiir ben Shiilsrn sinen befs
fern Sprehunierridht gu aeben. Das
pon Or. 8. 8. 5id perfaBte Hsue 2e1r..
buh sielt barauf ab. Der ShuIrot9
niirfis bic GmpftbluHstn itinss auss
ftuHss gutbeibsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02

Die Brand 125 Der Arbeiter Qrnn.
tens uno Gierbetai7e feiert Gonnids,
6. ansuit. in Wiobrs garten. 400
Sprine DropA Abe, ibr 16. Gtifs
tungsitit nnn bofff. bob iih bic foris
ftriiilihen arbsiter bdielbft einfinz
ben. Die Brand 125 purbe am 8.
ausuft 1895 BON sshn Mann sts
griinh<t unb sdbii beu!e 24O Nsitgtiss
Der. Gle unterftiibi nitt nur ibre
MitaIiener In c-onskiisz unb Giers
ttfdlIsn. ionbsrn iie unteritiitt aud
bic seiammis arteiierf6oft TN ibrsn
cfrncmifnen unb politifhen Ram,
pfen. ;yiir llntsrboIiuns fur alt unb
Jung IN eeforgi. Wtr olfo sinen
psrgniisten Ronmittag ptrleben min.
her o<6e am 8. Musuit mad Wlebr's
Oorien 5um pieHir bet Grbeittrs
ornrakus. unh ktexbe1o6a 0rau6 106
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02

Sa d ION, Mif., /. Qug. - Sin
SSeusr. bas am 0ienitag in benz
Staats : SrrenaIpl BON Wti1titppt
ausbrah, bei6Gbigte ben 5bsIl oes
9sbGubes, in benz bic Garbi9en unterz
gebradt limb unb bdtte CUR SOIge, buB
eintge Der gleger enttamen. Die 5lam>
men paren balb unterbriitt uno In
ner6olb elmer StunDe Ipareu ale ents
tommenen 9dtientsn tpie0er etngefans
oen uno in bas 4inl auriiaaebra3t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02
Dies umo 1ae.

Der 0prani6ldg fir Die ptla.
Tterung Der WdpiIon Roao, BON
&opbburn Bis Grts apeHue, lit $685..
047.46. 3pifden BEN StrabsnbdAn'
aeteiIen ip[l bic Strabe 6ol3pflditer
unb an beiben Stiten 6ranitpf!uiter
ertdlten. Beqen asbteres maht iih
Cppoiition aeltsHb. Ter Gtaptrnth
fct aber bieTe pIlaftsruftg aEgsoronet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02

Die So Sabre ate aSdin Rate
Nett, BON go. 1920 Central apenue,
3og fid geftern 4benb idIimms gers
lesunsen su, inbem brennsnbss Del
bon beu gdfol:nofen auf fie fprtbte
unb ibr ftpere granopunoen IN
6dnben unb i'm Gefiht beibradts. Die
1erunglidte fpurbe mad benz it6btis
ften 6ofpitol sebraht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02

S115 bsfobIen iporben mar. begegnete
seitern Morssn Der 8tebin an plum
Strabe, nabs Der 6. NDenue. Dos
iyrauenaiinmer tparf BET fsinem ans
bid eine 6anbtaf4e, tpelAe tie trng.
bon fih unb nubm Reibaus. Die
5anbtafde rpurbe nah Der Gentralitas
tion aebraft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02
8eri6t iibsr bic gerhdltHiiie in Der
Giisns uno Stabl@ SHouitris.

WaIbington, Q. g., !. 4ug.
DDS eerotratiiht 9oriIs9rogramm
purns. am Gisnitas Dem Yraiioeuisu
5aft psDsr Haber otbratt, als Der
Ssnat, NIT Ollie eIner abermdlIgsH
aoaliiioH Don Demotrutsn uno re-
pubittaniihen Suiuresntsn cine Jdrs
msrs syreiliitssgorlaes annahm, nads
Dem Die urlpriingIiae 6ausnorlage mi:
Sttmuiengleihteit ssfhldeen ppr6sn
mar. menn Gin sinsiser ipeiterer BE-
motratifher Gsnator fir bic 6uusDrs
lag. seftimmt bate. bann paroe pie
9orlage nod am abeno bem prlIrpals
ten 5afi sur uuttr3si6nuus porssIe9t
tporoen IeiH.
Die .unbeiltss 4lIidnS', tpie Die
Gombination Srpii4sn ben rspubItta'
nif6en SnfursentsH uno ben Demo
tratsn senannt plrb, itinunte ale
amenbemsnts ;ur Jreiliite~ gorlass.
bic untsrbreitst purben, niebsr, nm
eamit politiihen ,3peden su oisnsu.
uno re nabm mi. ,iuer iiberraitEnoeR
aonsentrirung ausr Grdfte cine Dor
lage an. bic bon Der 6ousporluee in
Hur gang untpsdti9.n punttsH oiife'
rirt.
Die 8orlass sth; iest an oas Re
prdfentnn;snbous surii6 unb Der Repr.
UNDERWOOD, Der 5l9rer Der Demotras
ten I'M 6aus, CAB an 1b<no bic Der
fiherung, oob iis pom Ronfern1aIls'
ihub aneenommsn unb bem grdiirn'
ten CUR unisrfdrif. suseftadt perbsn
riirbe.
Gs lit nod nitt eetpiB, oab baa
9nus auf elmer aoHferens beFteber
tpirb, oeHn pisIe prominente nmo.rda
tifhe RsprGfeniantsn. bic oer aHithf
iinn. oob bi. @orlag. nur tp,rig DON
S.nat obnednbert poroen III. ffnb oa
fir. bab iis pom 6aus obns Deihr'
aonirnperfe aneenommen tpsrorH fol'
te. fo6aB oie srfts ser Sarifpcrfoger
benz pr1iibenten fobalp oIs ur0glit
nnterbreitet tperoe unb man ounr
Otipibxit barber srlansen tonn. OF
er Tie unterssihnen roer peitren pi,o
Die 5reilii., sgorIlat pcm 5dus
fpurbe nit 80 aestn 80 Gtimmen co
fhloaen; oonn in WieoereriuGeung qe
sogen, bnrt Elm RON em Ssuotpr
Rern bon Snnianr sinsereihks Rom
promibs s4menbemeut etrpas obesdnbsrt
unb ronn ftIieblid NIT 48 s.sen &c
Stimmen csGnommeu.
llrfpriinelih ipar in Der 8Orlaa'
porgdsben. baB sylsiihprobuste. Weh
unb Cereals prphutts BON alien Can
bern soufrei in ni. 8er. Staaien ein'
aelnNen iperben fplItsn. Gas Rern
4msnbemeni perfiist ober. bdB BIZ
5o[Ifreis Ginfuhr nur ouf foihe gro
butte Nssng babsn fca. bic bon 'cIt.r
a6nberrr ipmmen, NIT benen bic Der
Gtaoien Reeiprossfdts 1isberei1spm
men boben unh bic gaurnmolle, Wuis
Mkisen, 6ofer, Yferce. Rinbtr uni
S9ireine, bon ben Der. Gtanten fpm'
menb. 3cfIfrei tinlaFsH.
% tuiyb sueeftanbsn, b1b eis'el
porn9rdtH iiur ouf Gnnabo 8saus
Lh1bEu jonn~ 1ua ErR- nanhkus 0fl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02

go. 841 armorn Mpenue, fpurbe ses
rufsn unb fonitatirtf, bab eiebI Ders
gsfpaltigt unb anseitedt tporben mar.
Der 3uitanb bes WdDdens tpuroe bon
BEN Qlrate ala beDsntLiA beaeihnet,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02

GetretGr Ragsl pom 8epurtement
fir 6unbel unb arbeit, fanDte am
Dienftag oem Senat einen Spe3idlbes
ridt su Der ii4 nit ben 8erbdltnifz
len befaBt, Die in Der Gtfens uno
StabItnbuitrie berrihen.
sSn bem geriat betBt es, baB BON
ben mebr aLs 10000 perIonen Die in
oer S5nbufrte 6si6Gfttst iinb, Der britt
te 5betL iieben Gage in Der WoAe ar
beitet, unb bab ungefdbr Der Dierte
Jhetl "a Stunben in Der Wohe oDer
mebr, b. b. minbeitens 12 Stuuben
pro Gag arbeitet, jeDen Gag in Der
Wode,, einiAIteBli6 Spnntags.
Berner beiBt es in Dem 8ertdt, buB
beinabe 90 pro3sHt Der Mrbeiter 4us>
Idnber, uno 3tpetorittel bapou Slabeu
Ieten. Beina1e bic 6dlfte Der $4,000
IngeiteQten perbisnt tpeniger aIs IS
Gents in Der StunOe; Der oterte g6etl
peni9er als 25 Gents uub Der anbere
Dierte 5beil % Gents unb mebr bic
Stunoe. gtni9e QBentqe Der 2rbeitsr
Deroienen aber $1.25 in Der Stunbe.
Diejsnigen, bic 80 Gents uno mebr in
Der Stuube perbienen, biIoen pentgsr
ais ben 20iten 5beil Der Nrbetter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02


SID lit ourh germittelung bon 5Ros
lore Wunsr & Bro. an anton uno
Carrie Miiasr fir $1,000 Dertauis
luorpen.
Sm peradnaensr Wonat rpurben
1884 gausrlaubniBfteine ausgeiisut,
bic Reus uno umbautsn gum Merihs
Don 1907 ,7s0 inpolpirten. Sm Wonat
Suli 1910 hstrug Die 3abI Der erlaubs
niBfheine 968 unb Der gDertb Der
geutsn $812.3 800.
5err J. 5. Ruedert arbeitet sur
3eit an ben gIdnsn fir ben umbau
oes gsbduoes an Der Rorooftede BON
WeWlilIan unb Clifton apsnus. 1as
gigsntbum gehort Der 9BinoHhs
WubIboufer grsipiug 60. 9a bic
Clifton 4oenue an itner Stelle pers
breitert tpirb, iinb bon benz G.igentbum
3iponSig Sub abeeihnitten. Die
9rauerei bat jeboh oas anftpbsnoe
giesntbum, pel6es bon Der Calhoun
Strobe Bis 3ur UieWilldu Strabe
burttGuft, dngstauft. auf Dem
GrunoItiid iOa Elm elegantes 2dpens
unb Glatgsbdube errihtst rperoen.
Sgolsenbe Observation-Disclosures purs
ben geitern ausssItsllt: 5ofpital gum
Guten Somoriisr, Clifton uno Dir
ninth apenue, $250,000; Dm. 8.
glfiiter, Observation-Disclosures Dpbns
bous, Sbaip, nabs Dabaih 2lpenue,
81, 900; Gbdrles apernsr. 1tiiotiges
Dobnhaus, Deftisiie Der Rorth Ctr.
nabe Dsft, $500; Ruoolpb 3ipitn,
| 2hodiaes @obnhous, 1904 DouHg
| strabe. 5000; 5dnipdrb &. goroes,
1tftodigss Dobnbaus. 5ioisite Don
Crescent, nak Rsaoing ROao. $500;
6optporb & Gnrbes, 2sit0disesDobH.
| bous, UedoiIon uno eaii 6tns aue.
| Sc. 900; 6ontparo &c Goroes. 2i'
hodges Wohubdus. Beftiette Dor
BERN 4penue, Hahe Gbisrpotnrf
Hodn, $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02
Il n oIud.
ri.na nrhf as nflnS B"

81: ,gB,rs gtbt es nslas ?"
gs: nSoren Sic nur oas unsftid,
mir lit Heul Rrb iammt BEN Massn
&rtxiratsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02
Jn(anOge(eQrap6

Jn(anOge(egrap6.
Mus Der Bmmbesbaupthabt
Die farmer 3Iei(iae Uor(aQe
sSn unbeoeutenber a9eiie BON ze.
matur 3ern ameuoirt.
am 9isnItas pom Genet dnssHommeu.
Das Rsprdfsntantenhaus pirO bic
amenoements anHshmsn
unn ss 1T oann Sane bss grdTiosuteu,
bic gorIaee 81 unter3eibHsn
ooer su petlren.
Benn er lie unt.rSsi6nst, blsibt Der
RonsreB ben gan5en CONNER
in SisuH9.
Die 8oumpons sDorlage tomult an
GOnHsritag CUR abitimmuug.
SHtsreNaHtes BON Der 2priner Inter
iuhung,
gDie aud iiber bic untsriu6uuJ ii6er
bic 8ierbrdusret.
8eriht iiber bic 0erhdltniiIe in Der
Giisns uno Stabl@S @Snouitris.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02
Granoeigent6um nno2sauten

8ds 5tpeieinbalbitOdigs n.ue 3uus
no. 1922 Sscorp glDenus uuf grite
Gin lit purh germi.telung bon 3beos
tore Ulunsr &: Bro. an Gnton uno
Carrie Miiasr fir $1,000 Dsrtauis
luorpen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02

dciepb G<lob, bon Wustooee. .DlIo..
iptl6er am Uiontaa 4benb an bsr
Man Gtsefesbou4 4l3usp. a2ea1sas 1tm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02

poli5tissri9tselert Mueafi Rirbtrt
intefbreiieft gefern benz Woblrotb
feine petiiion Fiir bic Mieoernomina.
ticn. Diefelbe ir6ei 1900 llnterfhrifs
ten BON onstiebenen Mepublitdnern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02

Die republiioniThe GreiuiiDe BEL
%. Warb Bat ben autifnGesnfdbrl'
tanitn Gcuis Hnob fir Gtabtrutb. Der
Observation-Disclosures Jdmts G.Jis
fir 6nutrntb. albert Qtitnis fit ai
iefIOr uno Goparb llbl fiir aoniiabls'
Ecnginirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02

Die Gosialiii.n pon Glmtpooo place
Loten aeitsrn bem Wahirdth oos iol'
cenbe Tide. uni.rbrsiist: Wnror. ya'
;sntins aneht; Gl.ri. Grit Dsb<r;
Gdosmeiiisr. 5ermann Siaps; Wsnr'
fhdG, Schn aliimpss; S.aoirath. y,
s8Olfram, ]. Mannins. 8. 6apnss, .
cheil. R. Staps unb Gto. Q. Scott;
Edulroih, Jres. Gosoa uno eugene
lnade.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-29
Lndcing By Appearances.

Criminal nature!" AS Thomas T.
lyman, the young warden of the Colo
RADIO State penitentiary, propelled his
sturdy bulk into the automobile, his
merry Irish face lost its usual smile,
and according to Success, he fairly
snarIed the words: That's the kind
of talk that makes me sick. / tell you,
there isn't any Come right down to
it. and this thing they call criminal
nature is only human nature at its
worst. Look at those men. Take 'em
che at a time. Honest to goodness,
I've been on many camping trip with
fellows that weren't half as fine and
likeable and square When theorists
talk to me, l tell them that the real
criminal problem is to get rid OF
these criminologists that fill the peo-
pie with a lot of solemn dope about
criminal ears, criminal mouth and that
sort of stuff. It's all poppycock. Why
shave that shock head of yours, take
off the cola rand tie, put yourself in a
tickling shirt, and the average Grim
inologist would weep with joy at the
sight. Not long since a man came in
who had all the beauty of a Christ pic
ture(, but after the barber and tailor
got through with him be looked the
kind of fellow we hate to meet on a
dark night.
Ever heard that story" he con-
tinued, "about the lawyer who took his
wife to Court After she had looked
around a minute, she gave sudden
shudder. MY she whispered, what
an awful creature the prisoner is
'Sh-h-h!' her husband Kissed The
prisoner hasn't come in yet. That's
the Judge"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-29
He Brought Him Down.

Among the less-known writers OF
the nineteenth century was Samuel
Rogers. He kept open house, and fire.
quently entertained Dickens, Macau-
lay, Carlyle and other celebrities OF
the time. Rogers was a notable wit,
but unfortunately, his thrusts yere nor
always tempered with kindness. Irv-
ing, in a Letter, says: 81 dined tete-a-
tete with hi msome time since, and ne
served up his fish, with a squeeze of
lemo mover each. Tt was very piqu-
ant, but it set my teeth on edge"
This same caustic flavor of his wit is
shown in a story he was fond of telling
to the discredit of French valor.
An Englishman and a Frenchman
had got into a wordy squabble, which
led to mutual insults and a challenge.
Nothing could save the honor of either
of the mbut a duel
But duels were not fought to kill.
Even serious wounds were unpleasant,
and a mere scratch would answer the
purpose much better SO that the an
tagonists might have a better chance
of missing one another, they repaired
to a dark room.
All was in readiness. The signal was
.seoryepre dOgot ETAI e. :. =. =. 49,.
given. The Englishman, no less eager
to preserve his foe than himself, CROP
ed to the open fireplace He pointed
his pistol up the chimney and fired
"And by Jove," Rogers was wont to
explain, ''he brought down the French
mani"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-29

This a home shot, bulls eye,
that every man In Americas should
read over several times, commit to
memory, and occasionally repeat just
to keep it fresh before him.
Americas, like many other towns,
suffers from the investment of money
by its citizens elsewhere.
Money that is made here, made in
business, instead of adding to the
building up and prosperity of the
town, instead of being invested where
it can be an active medium in expand
ing the business and industrial life Of
the city, is placed elsewhere, in Ma
con, Atlanta or other points.
There is no sense in this. There is
certainly no patriotism in it In fact
it is suicidal 1t holds back the growth
of Americas and in holding back the
development of their own city the men
who are guilty of this retard their
own prosperity and limit their own
opportunities to make more and more
money here.
1t is a safe assertion that many
thousands, tens of thousands, of
dollars have been sent out of Ameri-
Gus for investment elsewhere in the
past five years, money that could have
been safely invested here and from
Hnich an even greater percentage of
profit would have been derived.
Money has been invested in banks,
in insurance companies, in town lots,
in farm lands, in other forms of in
vestment that should have been util-
lied in various forms of enterprise.
"A fire insurance company is needed
here, would do a profitable business
through this section-but the money
goes to other companies elsewhere,
instead of remaining as home in-
vestment Cottages for renting pur-
poses are needed but continue sadly
lacking, while money goes from here
for investment in alleged town lots on
the sage brush plains of Oklahoma. A
building and loan association would
prove a material factor in building up
the town, but the money that might go
into it and earn large dividends is shot
off to some other point, sometimes
never to return to the investors.
There never were better opportun-
tiles for profitable investment than
are afforded here and in this county.
Money kept at home is easily watched
over, it yields good returns, it helps
to build up, and it is not only the full
fillment ia duty but remuneratiye
business stroke to so utilize it.
Let us all hope that the era of for
eign investments is over and that
Americas will reap the fruits of the
money that is accumulated here.
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A Literary RetOrt.

When, on one occasion, Albert Smith
drew Douglas Jerrod's attention to an
article which he had written for one
of the magazines and signed "a. s.,
he was cruely asked: why do you
only tell two-thirds of the truth? II
was to Albert Smith that Jerrod made
one of his most telling retorts. Smith
probably against something that had
been said, added: After all, you
know, we both row in the same boat
True" came the instant reply, but
with very different skulls"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-29
In q Bad NaY.

Doctor, I'm a sick man."
How is your appetizer
Great"
do you sleep we'll at night"
'iEight hours and never turn over
'sHow do you feel in the daytime?''
SWELL enough
Then, why do you think you are
sick MANI"
81 don't seem able to guy the UNI
pire any more"
What you need is an ocean voy-
age"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-29
18th DISTRICT
Trom Our Regular Correspondent,

(From Our Regular Correspondence
Seventeenth District, June 28.-The
barbecue at Williams Pavilion was
quite a success. Quite number Ct
people from Americas, Dawson, Plains
and Smithville, and the surrounding
community were present.
Miss Susie Chambliss, of Graves
spent a few days with Miss Annie
Jones recently.
( Many friends of Miss jamie May
Hatcher, of Dawson, gladly welcomed
her as visitor in this community
last week.
Misses Annie HE and Mary Eller
Finch, of Andersonville, were guests
of the Misses Virgins last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Spence Taylor, o.
Doerun, are spending some time witt
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs, NJ
A. Turner. Mrs. Taylor. who was
known here as Miss Bessie Salter, has
many friends who are glad to have
her visit US again.
Prof. and Mrs. ]. L. Kenyon, d
Preston, were visitors here last week
Mr.. Turner Hammer, of Sparks, has
been visiting relatives here this week
Rev. ]. NJ Rustin, of Plains, filled
his appointment at Rylander Sunday
Miss Marguerite Forth, of Bron
wood, is the attractive guest of Miss
Leila Mae Wishard and Mrs. w. P
Thomas this week.
Mr.. Cecil Pettis, of Leesburg, at
tended the barbecue here Friday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-29

Attorney General Wickersham was
described an unfair law says the Cos
mopoiitan
"The people under this law" he said
"are very much in the position of
young Washington attache. AS the at
Itachc was breakfasting the other morn
ing his servant said to him:
~'You arae out of whisky, sir. Shal
get a bottles?
eyes, IShink you might, James, the
master replied. It's your turn.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-29

Gambler the New York banker, sued
for divorce by the Atlanta girl he
married, testifes that in ATLANTA they
acted the usual newly engaged act:
@She sat on my lap and we embraced
says he. Atlanta must be a lovely
place to be engaged in.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-29

The royal plate of England is made
OF gold and costs fifteen million dol
lars. A slice of ice cold Georgia
melon tastes just as good eaten out of
the hands
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-29
ParaDluie PrattIe.

'Why didn't you bring my umbrella
back before?"
Its been raining all the week" -
Lippincott's
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-29

Of course there will be the usual
amount Of fool legislation proposed
during the next few weeks. The ''fun-
NY man is always in evidence when
the legislature meets.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-29
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-29
Historical lHYnerhOIe.

"The poet sings of being knee-deep
in June"
Them poets are always hysterical.
The mud amt that bad.-Louisville
Courier-Journal.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-29

Gov. Smiths appointments, it is re-
ported, will not be confirmed until
after the senatorial race is out OF the
way That's one way of striking back.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-29
To Be Taken Or Left.

Doctor, l am feeling worse today
"The stop taking the pills l pres
cribed for you"
But l haven't taken any yeti"
"Then take them. Squire.