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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28
Z pred lat rs.
Podtymnagl6wkiern bed.leny podawat v
ka4dym nunlerze Wiarusa' ajwa4 iejsse
sprawy og6lne ! ME 9jscoNa.

W poniedzialek u wrze6-
MIA, poblogoslawh miejsco-
wy ks. proboszsz- Byzewski
zwiazek mslze6si pomie-
dzy1 p. Janem Literskim a.
parma Walerya Libera, c6rka
p. Pyw}a Libery.
We wtorek okolo drugiej
godziny z rama wybuchi O.
gie6 " domu .rodaka naszego
Jakuba Ciemifskiego pomie-
dzynaroznikiem Wschodniej
ulicy Stanab DO = j oteuben, j
tax zszybko sic rozszerzy}, ze
domownicy ledwie zdo}ali
uj6cz zyciem, mic ME Wyra-
~towawszy. Niebawem zaja{ sic
drugi i trzeci dom wszystkie
razem stalY W plomieniach,
MIN nadbiegla straz pozarna
kt6ra szybko tame po}ozy}a
niszczacemu zywiofowi. z
drugiego domu, kt6ry male
za} do Marcina Turzy6skjego
wyratowano piec, .posciel j
st6}. Wia5ciciel trzeciego do
mu,. Jakub Grzona, wyrato-
wal prawie wszystkie sprzety.
Ciemi6ski, kt6ry W tym 70.
ku jul drugi raz sic wypalit
mial zaasekurowanv dom "
kwocie $500. Turzy6ski "a
bezpieczony ma $3.50. Grzona
ma ma $500 dom a sprzety
ma $3.50 !
Pa6stwu Gowinom umarl
synek ma krup W gardle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

Ill Ks. Msjer. Pc sumieKs.
Biskup kazal po angielsku,
wykazujac historyczne saslu-
81 narodu poiskiego dfa vim
~ ] ko6cio}a, nazywaj4c 70
lak6w syoami, dzietmi me
czennik6w WARY i -ojczyzdy.
Ko6czac zachecal do ".
trwaio6ci " wierze, milolel i
jedno6ci. {
Pc naboze6stwie grono
keiezy z biskupem udalo @Jie
do plebanii, gdzie prey ohie.
die i pc obiedzie rozmaw1a-
no 0 r6znych rzeczach j spra.
wach. Pc drugiej godxinie
Biskup odjecha}, dajac ulo3
waznienie .naszym ksie1em
po)skim do konsekroyania
dzwonu, kt6rego dopelnilsw
czasie nieszporu ks. ID.
Majer.
Ot6z many teraz wlasny
dom Bozy, do kt6rego be.
die mas nawolywal dswoHi.
mieniem 6w. Kazin,ierza,a
pasz=KHadz ProboszczaJ.
Pacholeki, prowadzic bedkie
rodak6w droga do ~zbawieaaa.
Try ~mies,eczfy
procent pc 4 cd "a
p}atnyl stYcznia 1872
cd %wszystkich detb-
nowanych pienie&y
sk}adanych pred lib
dnia 3 ~pazdzier. 1871
NJ Winono Souin7en
Bank.
Przeszlo jeden MI
lion czterysta tysi@Y
~depozyt6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

w Pine Creeku Wis. odby
sic we wtorek, % go wrze6
mia, odpust sv. Wac}awa
Ksiezy byfo sze6ciu obcych
ksieza Byzevski ] Michnow
ski z Winony, KS. Majer st
Paul, ks. Pachnlskiz Mlnnea
polls, ks. Babi6ski 2 Hum.
bird i jeden ksiadz niemieckc
katolicki. Sumo celebrowaI
ks. Byzewski, kazanie mia1
ks. Pacholski. Miejska pol
ska Kapela ~wprowadzi}a
Bractwo 6w. Waclawr do kos.
ciola.
W poniedzialek ~. wrze6.
MIA, odbyla sic Y Winonie
demokracka powiatowa kon.
wencya. Z naszych rodak6w
wybrani zostali: Jan Bambe.
mex komisarzem powiatowym
i.p. MARGIN Trawicki, repre-
zenlantem do sejmu stano-
wego W st. Paul.
We wtorek, 21go wrze6-
ria, jake W uroczystose 6w.
Mateusza, odby}a sic kon-
sekracya .Wiel. ks. Katzera
ma Biskupa dyecezyi Green
BaysKl0J. " gOuz. 5el przod
pofudniem u~formowa}a sic
procesya, sk}adajaca sic z
$50 ksiezy i dygniterzy PREY
stolicy ks. Biskupa i z tam
tad wyruszy}a do katedry
sr6d brzmienia dzwon6w we
wszystkich koscic}ach kato.
lickich.
z ksiezy polskich byli Q.
becni: X. X. H. Gorski, i H,
Gulski i K. Rogozi6ski z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

S%zanownych abo-
nent6w Wiarusa pro-
shiny, ably jaknaipre~
dzej uiScili sic Y nj
~lezytoSci "a W'arusA,
BIO gazets ,kosztuie
Wieie pieniedzy, kt6.
re my placid musimy
r%egularnie "a PAPER,
druk, dzierzawe ro-
botnikom ltp., ola
tego i "a gazette mu-
shiny sic ]dopominac
zaptaty i proslmy ably
nasi Szanowni abo-
oenci "a takowa p4a-
Gill.
Wy2awnictwo W;arusa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28
Milwaukee oraz ks. Czarnow.
ski 2 Bellina.

Milwaukee OraZ KS. CzarnOW'
ski 2 Bellina.
Ma teatr amatorski "Ka-
peli polskiej" spodziewajq
sic tn licznych go6ci z Mil
waukee, La Crosse, Stevens
Point, St. Paul ; Minneapolis.
Odegroja czlonkowie "Kape.
Ii polskiejlsztuke' Barnaba
:Fafuia j J6zo Grajseszyk ma
wystawie paryskiej.
stoJica Minnesoty st. Paul
liczy obecnie 10000 miesz-
ka6c6w, a miasto Miuneapo-
Lis, tylko o 10 mil cd pierw-
szego odlegle, 10000. Pola-
kew mieszka W St. Paul i ma
okolicznych farmach oko}o
300 rodzin. w Minneapolis
100, familii polskich pamiet-
nj ma to co winni Bogu ! So
bic zajeli sic szczerze ufor-
mowaniem polskiej parafii
i posta wieniem sobie kos
cio}a, ably mice pocieche du-
ehowna j sluchac slowa Bo.
lego W swej dr6giej movie
polskiej.
Bog bfogosfawi} ich piracy
BIO oto dnia 10 wrzesnia Maj
prev. ks. Biskup Ireland, "
- - - -
asystencyi miejscowego pro-
boszcza Wiel. ks. Jak6ba Pa
cho]skiego, ks. d. Majera re
St. Paul innych kslezy do.
pe}nil ceremonii po6wieceuia
Ko6cio1a polskiego pod wez-
MEM Krzyza 6w. i oddal u:
roczyscie do uzytku Pola:
kom. Sumo mia} miejscowy
proboszcz, Wiel. ks. j. Pa
cholski a kazanie wyg}o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

WE .WTOREK rano pozegna}
sic tym swiatem S. p. J6zet Gle.
ran W wieku IS lat. Nieboszczyk
pozostawif piecioro dzieci juz do
ros}ych: PAM FIR. Zywicka, PAM
E. F. Iessman i trzech syn6w.
f ranciszka S. W Winonie i J6zefa
S. Harrington, Wash. i Jana s. W
st: Paul. Pogrzeb odbyf sic W
piqtek rano z koscio}a sw. Stanis-
lava Kostki.
w SOBO1'E rano zmar} sp. Jan
Kuczkowski, zamieszka}y pod mr..
773. wsch. 3ciej ul. N~ieboszczyk IL
cyl wieku 80 lat, pozostawia zone
trey cork i dw6ch syn6w. Pogrzeb
odby} sig we wtorek W Kosciele
sw. Stanisfawa Kostki. Wieczny
:odpoczynek race i'm da6 Panic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28
w ZESZkYM tygodniu odbywafa

w ZESZkYM tygodniu odbywa}a
sic przez 4 dni, wtorek, srode, czwar-
tex i piatek W Winonie, ma zachod
niej stronie miasta, wystawa trzech
p%owiat6w, kt6ra sciagne}a spor2
liczbe farmer6w do miasta. Kupcy
W mie$cie robili przez te kilka dni
dosyc dobry %interes, poniewaz W
tel pore roku farmerzy sprzedajq
swe produkta,. wiec maja pieniadze
ma zakupna potrzebnych towar6w.
Najlepszy interes robifa pewno ko
lei uliczna, wywoz2c widow ma
plac wystawy po "a miasto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

w NIEDZlELE rano farmer
J. w. tIardwick W Gilmore Valley
zosta} kopniety W glove przez ko
MIA ktdry sic spfoszyf gdy do niego
zblizy{ SIG W stajni Hardwick.
Syn jego znalazf 60 nieco pdzniej
gdy chodzif bezmyslnie pc polu
i podw6rzu, Przywieziono go do
Winony do doktora, lecz trwa&o
kilka godzin zanim odzysky} przy-
tomnO6c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28
Og}oszenia miejskie.
Z~aWiadomienie 0 place
niu pOdatk6W.

Wszystkie podatki miejskie "a
brukowanie, zaprowadzenia 6cie.
k6w, chodnik6w, wykfadanle ulic
i. t. d. maja bye ~zap}acone pred
lszym pazdziernika W Banku Depo-
sit. P6zniej -nalozona bedzie kara
pc 10' procent- Przyniescie stare
kwity. Edwin A. Brown. Skarbnik
miejski. 8 g
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

O.
MlEJSCOWE

KslEzA Proboszczow'e : Vim
neapolis, Wiel. ks. H.: ~Jazdzewski
j Wiel. ks, Ambr. Kryjewski ba.
will ma Ilebanii il Prev. ks. kano.
nika J. Paoholskiego a W Srode u
dali sic wszyscy do Pine Greek, ma
odpust Sw. Waclawa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

WE WTOREK o 9ej pofaczeni
zostali W kcsciele sw. Stanis}awa
Kostki dozgonnym wez}em malzeh-
skim pan Jan Hamerski, syn Do
minika i Julianny. Hamerskich z
Franciszka Pobfocka. Wesele
odby}o sig W domu rodzic6w panny
model. Model pare szcze6c Boze!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

w odbyf sic W
Arcadia pogrzeb S. p. Jana Kamla,
kt6ry zmar} W poniedzia}ek 10 b.
m. W n. roku zycia. Nieboszczyk
byf ojcem PAM Mysz z Indepsn:
dence i PAM Stelmach z Winony.
Mech odpoczywa W pokoju wiecz
nym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28
w .TUTEJSZEJ szkole katolic

w -TUTEJSZEJ szkole katolic
kicj ola ch}opc6w, jest nauczycie-
lem miedzy innymi brat Icarion
s}awny pedogogg, kt6ry juz przez
43 lat by} czynnym jake nauczyciel
W katollckich zak}adach jak: St
Paul, Memphis, Chicago, Minnea~
polls, St. Joseph i innych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

WE WTOREK po}aczy} Wiel.
ks. Jan Grabowski dozgonnym
wez}em ma}zenskim W kosciele sw.
Kazimierza Kr6l. p. Kaz. Ermur-
lowskiego z Minneapolis z panna
NJ Jaszewska. Szczesc Boze!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

Zawiadomienie q omawianiu
petycyi 0 waku'acej cze5ci
Market ulicy.
Zawiadamia sic niniejszem IL
pismienna petycya o odjecie czeSci
Market ulicy, W mlescie Winona,
Minnesota, pomiedzy pierwsza uli-
CO. i rzeka Mississippi, wniesiona
zosta}a do rekordera miejskiego W
wspomnianem miescie, dnia SGD
wrzesnia, 1911. j tegoz dnia z}ozo
ma zostala do akt W ofisie rekorden
"a miejskiego wspomnianego mia
sta do zbadania; Re wspomniany
zarzad miejski obradowac bedzie "
lokalu rady miejsk,ej, W budynku
miejskim, %po}otonym ma p6}nocno-
zachodnim narozniku Lafayette
i czwartej ulicy, W wspomnlanem
mie6oie, dnia ego pazdziernika,
Q Sci godzinie wieczorem i
wtenczas tam rozpatrzy i xadecydu.
je Q tenn. w tym czasie j miejscu
bedzie dana sposobno66 kazdemu
interesowanemu do wysfuchania
sprzeoiwiania sie uchwaleniu i.
wspomnianej petycyi.
Dan " Winonie, MINI. l5go
wrzesnia, l9ll.
ROSS BRAGG,
rekorder miejski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

Try m~iesleczny
procent 20 3 cd sta.
p}atny | stycznla 1912
cd %wszystkich depo-
%nowanych p1eniedzy
" pierwszych pieciu
dniach Pazdzier. 1911
W Deposit Bank of
WinOna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28
Potrzeba

Ch}opcdw powyzej lat l6 W fabry-
&c p~apierowych pudef l72-E. 3cia
ul. i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

w BlEzACYM tygodniu, we
wtorek, srode, czwartek j pietek
odbywa sic miedzy stanowa wysta-
wa W La Crosse, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

ED. ROBINETTE, meyer, kt6.
~ pred kllku tygodniami zrani}
niebezpiecznie, panne sylvie Price
niedaleko Onalaski, "a kt6rym o.
koliczni farmerzy przez kilka dni
przetrzasali wszystkie zaro6la i kry-
j6wki bezskutecznie, znaleziony EOS
tai teraz W odlegfo6ci oko}o 600
jard6w cd miejsca z kt6rego stree
la} do dziewczyny. Jak wiadomo,
zamierza} on popefnie samob6jstwo
i pred ucieczka porani} sic. Smierc
nastapifa z powodu up}ywu krwi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28
PARMA CECYLIA GRABOW

I FANNA CECY L1A VRABUW
SKA, siostra Wiel. ks. Jana Graz
bowskiego, Proboszcza parafii 6w.
Kazimierza kr6l. wyjecha}a W tych
dniach do St. Paul, gdzie spedzi
kilka dni u swych licznych znajo-
mych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

ZPOWODU ~sp}oszenia sic koni
zosta} Red Ribs Fam. pod mr.. 626
Olmsted I'll. niedaleko fanny ubo*
gich W dolinie Gilmore ciagniony
przez konie. Upadf on tax nieszcze6-
liwie, IL ko}a wozu przeszfy przez
niego. Ciezko pokaleczonego przy-
wieziono do tutejszego szpitalu,
gdzie lekarze stwierdzili, IL ma
z}amana nogei inne poranienia ma
twarzy i ca'em ciele. Poniewaz ME
ma wewnetrznych uszkodzeh, leka-
RE twierdzq, IL zdo}aja 60 utrzy@
mac PREY zyciu.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-03

was made here when Prof. j. p. Camp
bell decided upon the organization of a
corn club among the negro boys of Hous-
ton county. This club will be in the
nature of an experiment, and will be the
first of it's kind in Georgia. II. A. Hunt.
principal of the Fort Valley High and
Industrial school, an institution for col
ored students located three-quarters of a
mile from town. will be in charge of the
organization work He informed Profess
sor Campbell that he has already en-
listed the support of the local business
men and that a number Of them have
agreed to offer prizes The colored school
has a large enrolment of boarders and
day pupils. The plan for the present
season is to plant three acres in cotton,
and to work for not less than five bales
of cotton on the three of them. The col
ored boy students are said to be furnish
ing a considerable portion of the vegeta-
bles consumed in Fort Valley, and the
'colored girls sewing classes bid for some
of the best dressmaking here.
Among the leading farmers noticed IN
the crowd here were Emmett Culpepper,
S. H. Bassett, E. L. Avary, B. F. Smith
son, ]. H Smithson, S. T. Neil r. H. Vim
son, w. A. Bassett. e. NJ. Pagan, F, F..
Pagan, T. V. Pagan. former representa-
hive from Houston; Robert Flournoy, j..
r. Mathews, T. w. Fullwood, A. J. Ev
ans, r. L. Braswell, ]. III. Baird. William
Holly. II. e. Sanford. E. NJ Vinson,
George L. Jones, Louis T. Jones, NJ F..
Snow, ]. II. Wright, ]. S. Anderson, o. d.
Williams, o. NJ. Houser, C. ]. Smithson,
George H. Slappey. and a. I. Williams.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-03
CONFERENCE OF COTTON
MEN CHANGED TO MARCH g

The conference OF sea island cotton
growers originally set for March IA, viii
be held at waycross. Ga, on March 3
instead. Growers in the states of Geor-
gia, South Carolina and Florida viii
meet to plan for the restriction OF acre
age during the opening season and for
improving the price OF sea island cotton.
Low railroad rates will be in effect.
Following is the call sent out by Pres
fdent Barrett. of the Farmers union:
ITO planters In Georgia. Florida and
South Carolina interested in the growing
of sea island cotton: 1t has been rep
resented to me that the urgency of the
situation, as regards planting, requires
meeting date for the growers Of sea
island cotton earlier than March il,
which day set in a public statement
issued recently.
II. therefore. change the date for the
conference Of sea island cotton growers
OF Georgia. Florida and South Carolina
from March IA to March 0.
The railroads have authorized low
round trip rates for that date to Way
cross. and from letters / have received
a large attendance is assured.
1T is OF the utmost Importance that
the acreage in sea island cotton be held
down rigidly for the forthcoming sea-
son and that concerted measures be Ia
ken for improving the present prices
OF the staple.
For these reasons, ] urge large at
tendance of sea island cotton farmers
from the states mentioned at Waycross
on March 9.
CHARLES S. BARRETT.
president Farmers Union.
Union City, Ca, Feb. IS, 1911"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-03
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Send Name and Address
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It Free and Be
Strong and Wig
orouS.

have in my possession prescription for
nervous DEBILITY lack OF vig0r. weakened man
hood failing LeE1ory and lame back. brought
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ana nervous men right In their own homes
uirbout any additional help or medicine-th4t
i fhiuk every man who wishes 70 regain bis
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shouid nave a copy. So have determined 10
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n a plain ordinary sealed envelope, 10 any
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mis- prescription cones from a physician who
A. made a special study Of men. and I am
convinced Il Is the urest-acting combina ton
- ire cure Of deficient manhood and Fig0r
failure ever put together
tasnk I owe IL TO my fellow man TO seud
eh~u a copy In confidence % that any man
~nvwhera ~ho Is weak and discouraged with
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building, sPOT-ToUCHING remedy ever de-
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seouid charge 500 to $500 for merely writing
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tireiy free.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-03
CHARLOTTE TO VOTE
ON $3.50, 900 BONDS

CHARLOTTE, y. c., March Char
Iotte citizens are greatly interested In
the proposition of issuing $75O,0OO in
bonds for municipal improvements. A
bill has just passed the state legislature
to change the charter Of the city, and
authorizing the calling of an election
to decide the bond issue proposition.
The water supply of the city is made
quate to meet growing demands, and
the majority of citizens appear TO favor
the proposition TO so to the Catawoa
river, IL miles away. for a supply. For
this purpose bonds to the extent OF
s350,00O are asked.
In addition the following amounts are
to be voted upon: $4,000 for sewer
age extension. $4,000 for street Inn
provements and extensions and 100000
for Improving school buildings. Au-
thority is also given to take over the
city auditorium, IL now being owned by
private individuals An election will
no doubt be called soon to vote upon the
bond issue for the improvement named.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-03
Fort Valley Is Crowded
With Farmers to See Train
By W. T. WATERS, JK.

FORT VALLEY, Ca, Feb. 2S-The last
stop of the days run was made here
Monday afternoon at o'clock by the ed
ucational special, on its return from Per-
~ and en- route to Macon for the night
The Fort Valley stop was an unannounc-
ed one, inserted at the urgent request of
local authorities. AS much publicity as
could be given 1t, under the restricted
circumstances, was spread about In adj
vance of the trains coming. an da large
number Of farmers from the rich section
of which Fort Valley is the center were
here.
There were not as many, though, as
there would have been had the notice Of
the trains visit been more general. Those
that were here showed a keen interest
in the lessons the train brought, making
interested queries regarding live stock
and dairying, and the corn club work,
and the other features. The number of
farmers was considerably augmented by
citizens Of Fort Valley and the ladies Of
this place. all of whom aggregated nu-
merous audience.
A new departure in the corn club work
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-03

realized his own incapacity, and asked
that he might inherit the first born's
portion from his spiritual father.
Elijah appreciated this noble request.
and stated that God alone could give II
to him: but that God would give il If
he showed himself worthy Of it.
{ Some say they walked 20 Mount Nebo.
from which Moses viewed the land, but of
this we cannot know. While they were
talking. probably about the problems be-
fore them. a whirlwind caught Elijah and
in a chariot of fire with horses of fire
he was carried up to heaven. AS he as
cended he dropped his mantle on the
shoulders OF Elisha signifying that his
request had been granted by God. Then
Elisha saw his master leave. his heart
failed. and he cried out. My father, my
father, the chariots OF Israel and the
horsemen thereof" He felt that he who
had been the strength of Israel. the
mainstay of the people. had gone. Elijah
had been more to Israel than all of her
armies. What a testimony to his life!
Elljah's translation was one Of the great
miracles OF the ages. 1t was like that Of
Enoch and of Jesus: the attraction be-
tween the soul and God was greater than
that between the body and the earth;
and he assembled.
His fellowship with God was so great
that like Enoch, he was not, for God
took him.
; My brethren, let us too walk with
God: let there be no disagreement be-
tween God and you. and your life too
shall be an endless one. Let our lives
be such II shall seem when we leave that
the strength of our circle Of influence
has gone. 1t viii not be. for God will
raise up an Elisha TO take our place;
but let us do our work so faithfully that
We may be depended upon.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-03
AMERICUS TO VOTE
ON MUNICIPAL BONDS

AMERICUS, Ga. March April 4 Is
the date fixed by the city council for
the next bond election, whereat the
qualified voters of Americas viii pass
upon the Issuance Of $4,000 of municipal
bonds for needed improvements. Such
was the action of the city council which
met yesterday in special session.
OF the proposed issue OF bonds to the
amount Of $4,000. the sum OF $4,000 would
be expended upon sewerage extension
and $4,000 on waterworks Improvement.
And April 4, just one month Offs the
date fixed at the meeting yesterday for
the election.
That the bond issue VIII be very strong
ly supported goes without saying, as the
necessity for sewerage extension out Lee
street the south side and possible East
Americas later. is generally recognized.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-03
ROAD TO ABBEVILLE
Is BEING SURVEYED

ABBEvILLE. Ca. March 1.-chief En-
gineer Dean G. Edwards. OF the At
lantic, Waycross and Northern. with a
party OF engineers, started TO survey the
line toward Waycross. They expect to
meet the other surveyors, who are this
side Of Broxton, coming north. The citi-
zens OF Abbeville held a mass meeting
and pledged themselves 10 donate the
road the right OF way IN and near Able
Vile. They also pledged themselves to
buy the Central OF Georgia's branch road.
which extends south from Abbeville five
miles.
Abbeville expects the road to reach Abb
bevflle about the first OF next october.
Property Is booming in and around Abb
beviile.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-03

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sealed
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MENT
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ten.
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-03

Let mo say right at the start that
no money IL asked or expected. make
this remarkable offer Of my own free
will and accord. I am financially able
to do so. 1t is my way-the way 1
have thought out by which / can best
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sickness and suffering.
It is for you to accept or refuse as
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