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Arizona republican., 1911-08-13
The Cognomen of Mr.. Hunt.


If you, kind reader, had established
a newspaper in the fond hope that
said paper would materially help you
10 become governor of Arizona. and
if. before the consummation of your
ambition. said paper should pass from
your control-and not only that, but
should manifest for you all the in
gratitude of a thankless child-you
would call this an ungrateful world,
would you not?
We are moved to this inquiry by
noting in the Daily Globe, of the
mining camp of the same name, a
tone of jeering sarcasm in all its
discussions of the ambitions of the
Hon. George w. P. Hunt in relation
to the gubernatorial chair of Ari-
IONA
The latest instance of the Globes
reprehensible conduct in this regard
is found in its exultant, not to say
ribald and profane, disclosure of the
full name of Mr.. Hunt
The Republican, we find, has in
nocently furnished occasion for these
latest whoops in the Globe. For
many years, as member of the leg
islature from the county of ella, Mr..
Hunt modestly acknowledged to the
cognomen of George W. P. What
the initials w. P. stood for, few peo-
pie knew. Last fall, when Mr.. Hunts
political horizon began to widen, this
paper concluded that the time had
arrived for Quitting him with
name which would count for some
thing. The history of American poll
stance of a man getting anywhere
near the top of the ladder under
the handicap of mere initials. The
people must know a mans full name
before they will trust him implicitly,
and they prefer that he shall have
no middle name;" but if he have
middle name they require it to be
bIazoned forth in full-not indicated
by cabalistic letters of the alphabet.
Think of our great men for but
moment-it is always well to think
of a name by which the people could
speak of their hero in familiar af-
lection: George washington, Thomas
jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, James
Monroe, Andrew Jackson, Zachary
Taylor, Abraham Lincoln, Grover
Cleveland, William Mckinley. Tbeo-
dore Roosevelt To have but one
front name is an immense advant-
age, if one would be a favorite of
fame But a middle name is per-
MISSILE provided it be one of dignity.
The few presidents having middle
names were fortunate in the selec-
tions made by their parents. John
Quincy Adams. William Henry Har-
rison, Ulysses Simpson Grant, James
Abram Garfield could, and William
Howard Taft can, be thankful that.
although they were not fortunate
enough to escape a double name,
they were fitted with names of sonor
Gus dignity and simplicity. 1t would
have been fatal to each and all of
them to have been named willie"
for instance.
Consideration of these facts, and a
friendly regard for the political well
fare of the ella county statesman,
led us to provide the necessary filling
for his name. We knew the secret
which he had clutched to his bosom.
We know what those baleful letters
Arizona republican., 1911-08-13
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Arizona republican., 1911-08-13
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN

IHE hRlLUhh RtPUBLlChh
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THE
ARIZONA PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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President. =:
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25
Cute @ele9enheit.

Srgen6 Elm fleibiger 5armer fal1n
in oieier @egeno m%oblbabeno uno in
menigen Sabren u%nabbangig peroen.
30 8ui@el 61ar lit, mas 6ieies 2ano
er3eugt. Sic finben bier sic be1ten
Sdulen uno &ir6en. @ir baben bic
le Tarmen gu p%erfaufenz mo ser @i=
%gentbumer lid in Sen Sutherland iete,1.
mill a6er nod Ser alien @eimatb 5lts>
rid gu febren gebenft. Cute, auige=
belierte 6armen foiten bon $4,000 Biz
$500 per Mder, piloes 2an0 $500
Biz $4,000 per @der, iebr leidte Be-
oingungen. sebr oft be3ablt sic erite
Grnte fit 6as 2an6. @ir baben per=
idie0ene Sarlnen Eel Mi6ar6ton 5lt
perfaufen, mo- Elm groBes 6euti@=fa=
tboliides &loiter uno 3omfirde lit,
(0ie @ebauoe allein baben $S00.00Q.
gefoitet). Sic fin6en sort ausge5eids>
nete 6eutid=fatboliide Sdulen uno
&odi9uler. Sdreiben Sic iofort,
menn Sic 6as anerbeite baben moaen,
an &ermar 9. Sdlmal& }
1eutider Motar, Y
26=4t @ebron. g. Daf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25

die 3u Sauie, muBte Montag aber
uieoer 3uriid nab ct. CLOUD, UNI iei.
ne 55iltrorsp5fffidttet gu i~ibernebtdteu. c.
Ibeooor Mii1M fat ginen nelten
8runnen .bobren !aiien. Sn ser Eiefet
BON 20 Big 80 ssyipb. itieB man babel
auf reidIihes 8aifer: = Infer But
termader &ollmann nobnte lebte $50
DIE nit leiner @attin in @olo spring
Dem 8egrabniB ser alien M1,tter Sim
ger 5ei; sic 8eritorbene tpar cine Cont
te Der &oqmarns. - 9as in Sauf
Centre ais @%ausbdlterin oes bodm.
@farrers 81. slr5t aneeitellte Grd1lein
Margoretba &auid mar lebte ISOLDE
bier lei ieiner 54meiter gu @aite.
2eonaro Sobannes bot ieinen nere11A.
Stau fertig: Sobn Communist, mel
der Die Sdreinerarbeit beiorgte, lift
iebt beim Sobn Dodenoorf in boiler
1batigfeit. - 5ran5 @eaens, >nelder
in Der. Na1be bon ct. Ni9olas NIT
2umberidneiSen beidaftigt tpar, Fat
oaielbit nit Ser Mrbeit aufaerdl.mt
uno feline Dampfmaidine unter 3ad
gebradt. = 5rau Ebeo. 2ar6p bat,
ii9 bon ibrer @ranfbeit iopeit err
bolt, 6aB iie iid i'm 6reien bemegen
fam. Sen &eit miro sic id6ne, ge=
Jumbo Griblingslut %beiorsen. - Sn
E6em 8efin6en ser franfen 1Srau Mif..
ESommeroing lit cine berartige @en2S
Dung gum 8eiieren eingetreten, Sag
tie aa1 5reitag einen &irdpmbelud ma
den fonnte. - SSobn 8ilGof uno
Sobn Sacob BON Gben @olep maren
Sonntag bier BEL ser 6a1niIie Nif.
&ommeroing gu @aite. - SEER uno
[Jrau Cornelius SSl,ngels eritatteten
[Sonntag Sem bier m%;bnenoen Sdua-
ger N. 8. 5dreifeIs einen @elud.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25
Nnsse5eidjnete @eleeenbeit.

Gin reues @ebduce, in melten1
Gait lno S6anfmirtbidmft betrieben
miro uno oas iib an einem fir SEN
gerfebr iebr gelegenen Hlate in Sauf
&opios %befinoet, lit nit ser pollitan=
oigen Ausitattung gu fultfe,t. Cine
auSge5eidnete @elegerbeit fir Sen
retten Mann. @reis $4,000; tbeilA
weiie baar, &eit auf 3eit. @eidaft
perfal1ft megen porgeidrittenen differs
oeS Gigentbiimers. Naberes bei Ser
1t6ermann 8raugeieQIdaft,
27=3t ct. Glol15, Mfinn!.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25

90 rN1EHaN
bier seiner langeren .perpanotidaftli.
den 8eiu@. - Sn ser 5amilie Did.
@auer ite1te fidd EN-, %s1ttiitntere5 S01bn:
den ein. @liid gu Ser 5amilienper-
mebrung. = llniere 8al1ipieler ml1B=
ten e. iib beim lebten @ettipiel &C.
fallen Iaiien> BON sen Spielern aus
ct. Martin cine or6entlide 2eftion
gu 6efommen.
81. Soiepb.
Solepb 2innemann miro mdDreno
Gers ommer3eit mit@efrorenem oiener
l1n6 nit Sen beiten fiiblenoen @etran=
fen, oie elmer 6ountain entnommen
peroen fann, Observation-Disclosures
Yblepien BON @olo Spring traf Mon-
tag nit ieiner Mrbeitsmannidaft bier
Elm unb began, nit; Der M%usoebnung
ser @aiierleitung orei 8lods. meit,
melhe Nrbeit er IN orei @oden gu
poaenoen aeoenft. SIN iugenoliden
Mlter bon % Sabren bat am Montag
sic @attin 6eS @errn Sobn 2odner,
melder Der erlt einem Sabre lein
&eim bon Soma mad Mirneiota Der
legte uno Die I'M Conn ct. Soiepb
gelegene 5arm ser in ct. @lol10 mpb=
nenben @ittme Carolina Mer5 BE-
mobnte un0 bearbeitete, bem: l,nerbitt=
Iiden sos ieinen 1ribut 3oaerr
miilien. Sic. Stlnbe mar fir fie ge-
fommen, mo- iie batte einein ainoe SOS
2eben idenfen iouen, llno oieie
t5tunGe bradte ibr lei0er sen 9oo, auf
SEN file ii@ nad @briitenpflitt beitens
porbereitet batte. Mit Sem 10 idmer
gepriiften @atten betrauern mebrere
in @tsconiin mobnen6e @erman6ten
Ger Ser torbenen oeren let0er 10 fritz
aeitig eingetretenen 500. Mittmo4
Morgen murSe lit ser bieiigen 8farr=
firhe Elm &eql1iem fir Die Seelerrr=
he Ser 8e%ritorbenen gebalten, morauf
Die 2eide nod @isconiin CUR Beer
|6iga1rg 9eid;idt murce. Moge 6ie 3a=
.bingeidie6ene in Trieben ruben!
ct. Ntdyplas.
Gonntp=S duliuperintenben 80rger
bon ct. Glou6 erltattete oe,1 bieiigen
|SdN1len ieinen 8ei19. - Ser @eger1
in lester Sonntag Madt bat pie( Sda=
|6en in Sen 6rudt- uno bejonoers sen
@ornfeloern a11geridtet; au9 ser am
3onneritag Mben6 gefallene @emitter-
regen binterlieB einigen 5daoen. @ie=
len II. Seller pranaen iett i'm berrlid-
item Grim, uno in @ottes &atur lit
uues mie rel belebt. - Infer bodJ1p.
Efarrer s. &lein, melder Mitte Ser
@ode ser 11euen 8irdenfeniter megen
in ct. Saul mar, bat sic lebten ge=
iteQungen fin iol&e 6eniter gen1adt
uno febrte Gnbe ser @o6e gu uns 5u-
rud. @enn ,r1r eben m0glid, iol=
len Biz Bfineiten Die neuen 5eniter
11nier ihmudes @ottesbauS 3ieren. -
Sic ~@ritfommunifanten milien jebt
fIeiBig ans 2erner, 6enn in ndditer
ISOLDE tpiro ie6en Sag @utedismus>
unterrift ertbeilt. - Mtf. 6. 5tein,
|melder sem @ountp als 4leingei6mo=
rener ote11te, mar ansgangs letter $50
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25
Gis-Nptis.

NQe, tueId1e Ruellmaner uinid)en,
bas tamglidj lit fir ben @ebramd in
@etranfen nnb Gis5mbereitungen, iinb
crlnd)t, an bic ct. @lo,b Gisaeiell-
.idaft ST t%elcpbuniren. SDbalb cine
genigeube Mu5abl geiidert lit, luirEA
Elm Mbliefernnss1uagen our SteQc iein.
Brciic mcrbcn bei Der A%pplifation be-
fannt ger1ed)t. Sis nur beim &C.
,uidt berfamh. Die ct. Gloub See
So, Ybone 191, go. 205-8 glpe, y.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25

oenft. SSsbn Gogola muroe Conn
tag nit ieiner aug Gong Yrairie itam-
mencen 8ra11t erItmals gum H. @be-
itano b%erfinoigt. - @odm. 8farrer
8rommenidentel fat iih tduflib in
sen, 9eiib ei,ses imaen Yferoes eunb
elmer autide gebratt.- 6reitag miro
bier iiber Sic Incorporation unierer
Ortldaft BET ei1er ipe5ie1len @abl ab=
geltinnnt, merbeu.
Safe @eorge.s !
SEER alno Brat @id. @eler .Iino
na9 Spring Safe, alberta, @anaoaa,
abgereiit, NO Tie o1f einige @oden Ell
,1en pernnnotidaftliden @eiud eritat=
ten meroen. SSn Der 6omilie Saul
Wieboff iteute iib oas gritgeborene
Elm. Slid gum FROZEN greigniB! -
Branf @ol3ta lit ieit Ginger 3eit auf
ser &ranfenliite. = Gra, Clinton Sci
ling, melde ernitlid erfranft mar, lit
erfreulider @eiie auf Dem 8ege ser
8eierung. - &err un6 Srau Sobm
5tlpernid feierten 5onntag lire I'LL
berne &od5eit i'm &reiie' bon Ser
tpan6ten un6 8efannte1,. M0ge es it,
men pergonnt iein, bel glei@ gutter &C.
il.nobeit 6aS Set Ser goloenen &od=
aeit begebet1 gu fonnen. = Sobn @e=
Ter itebt I'M 8eQriff,~ feline @obnung
our9 einen Mnhau ausoehnen 5u Iaie
len. - Brunaenbohrer Sobn @ei=
mann lit auf ser 5orm. oes Beter
Sd0nberg nit SEM 8obren zines
8runrens bei9dftigt. - Die Sdule
I'M Giitrift 1865 bei Tra115 Sdmitt, in
Ser 5rl.. Marin Wditor ais 2ebrerin
tbatig lift, miro bieie @ode gum Nb-
idluR fommen. = Gle Waiern. iin6
bier in einigen Tamilien auigetreten.
MbDn.
Die @attin oes Monm @ergen, mel
DIE fait Sen ga11aen @inter binourd
auf ser aranfenliite 1par, in lebterer
.3eit aber mieSer ibrer &ausarbeit
nadpeben fonnte, lit bon neuem err
franft. &offentli@ lit bal6 iber IT,.
rem 3uftar6 Grfreulifes gu beridten.
: 5rau @erner Mdbren perlor lette
ISOLDE zines tbrer belten Mrbeitspfer0e.
- Sim Sonntag .maren mebrere ct.
@Iol1oer Musfliigler bier uno erfreu=
ten ii6 inn @eiite bereits an SEM Sbo=
men un6 Mngenebm, Nos ibnen an
sen bieiigen ld0nen Seen mdbren6 Ser
Commemorate miro geboten iein. :
SRI. 8. &aoen bon @rooten befine
Set ii6 bier i'm elterliden Sauie auf
8elu d.
Mem Mnuid).
@eridie6ene &duier bieier Srtidaft
iin6 oergangene ISOLDE nit ser 8aiier<
leitungseiuridtung berieben mor6en.
- &ermann 5dr0ing faufte 200
9lder 2ano bon ser Mittme s. 6lpnn
fir sen &reis bon $50 per Mder. =
Martin gbresmam iprah bier auf
fl1r3e 3eit i'm elterliden &auie Dor
un6 Derobi9ieoete ii6 CUR &eiie nod
Canada, mo- er iein %fiirberes @liid 81
erjagen erbofft. - &err un6 6rau
Ben. 9oger pcn ct. Saul erltatteten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25
ISOLDE BON ieiner nod Gbicago. ST.,
u,no Burlington, @is., gemadten BE-
Iudsrciie 5l,riidaetebrt. ~

W0de BON 1elter HaD GDlcd6o, St.,
u,no Burlington, Bis., gema@ten Be-
ludsreiie 5lalrluidaetebrt. *
Golb Gprins.
SIN ol,Bergem6bnlih boben Sitter
pom 80 Sabren, bat inn .&ailles breg
Iodter, ser bier m%obnenoen Sralt
Sobn Sauer, a,1 Mittlpo6 Morgen
pcrqangcner @od)e Gra,1~ a@liiabetb
Singer, beitens auf sen unoertpeioli'
den Gang III Sic gmigfeit:porbereitet
oas 3eitlite gelegnet. Die: Gabinge-
id,ieoene muroe III Grier, 0eutiblano,
geboreu, Don no lie bereits in 1852
NIT i6rem @atten in 6iei les 2ano fan1,
ua6 3ebn Sabre langem @erbleib IN
|Snoiana iid iii. ,5tearns Gonntp ME
Ser lieB a1n0 ion1it Elm babies Sabr-
b,u,oert gu Sen 8iiirgern bieieS County
5ablte.. SSn 0ieier langen 3ettpertooe
itano lie ibrem @atten, Ser ibr Dor 81
Sabren bereits III Sic gtui9feit poran-
ging. tre1, CUR 5eite l,no tbeilte ii6
NIT ibm be%reitpillig in Sic pielen,
mubepoQen Mrbeiten, sic einEionierle=
be9 nit lid bringt. Set Sem 3ooe
ibres @atten mar au6 tie cine Snpa=
li6iu, cine 5olge bon einem S6lagan=
fuu. sic lih nidt mie6er beieittgen
lieB. sshr 2eioen ertrug Tie III @e=
oulo uno ibr gauges 9eben mor eln
gottgelpei6tes. Sieben &tnoer be-
trauern Sen Sos Ser guten Mlltter.
Diele fins: Sacob Singer Don ltnton=
totpu, @oib, Ser leioer ser groben
gntierultng peaen nidt gum &egrab-
niB erideineu fonnte; @ifolar1s BON
@4dmon, Trau.t Gbriit. &otbitein bon
Mihmono, 6rau SSoiepb Sol1er BON
@eIt Union; 5ra1t5 Singer bon 8at=
fins u1o Sobn atn5er pon bier. sic
6intcrl6Bt 81 gnfel nno 40 @roB=
enfel, sic alle 2ieblinge Ser alten
BroBml1tter lparen. 6reitag Morgen
funo nad eincm I'M 9 l1br in ser st.
@%onifa5ius Stride gebaltenen @equtem
Sic 8eeroial,na itatt, an meldem Die
Witalieoer oes 6rauenperetns, Sem lie
a%ugcb0rte, tbeiluabmen, II. gu Sem fi6
auBeroem cine groBe @enidenmengc
eingefun0en batte, Inn ser gl'ten Wf1lt=
ter Singer Sen lebten gbren6ierit gu
.erpeiien. M0ge sic @%eritorbene> sic
caS bote Mlter gleid elmer gbrenfro=
ne 5ierte, ruben in 6rieoen! - Ser
bi11ano Beters fat na6 ietner @iid=
febr ans Sem Often perlauten laiien,
oob Sic @upa5itdt 6es 11elten Mal5bau=
les, melde5 bier erridtet miro, a11=
itatt ser por0em geplanten $4,000
8uidel iett I'M oas Doppelte mebr,
oos lit 100000 Big 100000 8uidel
Mal5 per Sabr betragen miro. Ser
ner gibt @err &eters an, 6aB oas
6l1noament 5u SEM groBartigen 8au
in oielem Sommer gelegt miro, sic
8olenoung oes 8aues ober in 6as
n4dite Sabr peridpoben miro, "a 6as
@ebduoe in 6ieiem Sabre unm0gli4
Bis gum SCRIPT bingeiteut .mer5en
fann. - Madoem ite ser in ser Sta0t=
bo1e am 3onneritog Mben0 %gegebenen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25

|lnterbaltung %beigenobnt. pur6e Srau
81. Douglas, melbe bier felt sem leg.
tten september eht Mpotbetrrgelddft
betrieb, i'm glitter BON 66 Sabren pom
pl1bliden 9ooe iiberraidt. sic bat
te iib unideineno bei gutter @eluuobeit
gegen 10 l1br lit ibr @%dlafgenlah
5nriiidge3ogen, no lie taum flint Mi-
m,ts~ pater. bon ibrer Coulter ais
eeide a u'fsi @ooen .%ousaeitredt .se=
funoen ,m1rbe. Ole iroiiden :l1eber-
reite wur6eean. 8l1r 8eer0isund. nod
Minneapow gebradyt. = Sim Sreitag
ltarb i'm sitter bon IS Sabren Sobn
Saidfo, einer Ser Bionicre lnieres
St6otd)ens. Ger @erltorbene lit an
Maeenaus3ebrumg, lno 6iefe &ranf=
|beit fibrte ietnen Sos ber6ei, Sabre
lang ftano Ger 8eritorbene in Ditenit
Ser Srau Marcrs Maurin, sic NIT
Der @attin& bes Dabingeidieoenen, in
peldem sic 6amilie Mal,r;r gleibr
Jam zines ibrer Mitglieoer a9tete,
letnen 500 betrallert. Montag @or-
gen fano nad porbergega,genem @e-
iquiem sic 8%eer6igung itatt. M0ge Ser
Dabingeidie6ene ruben in Jrieoen!
81. Martiu.
2ebten Samltag. beil16te Srau Wa-
ria 9iirt BON bier 'tbren Sobn Moam,
melder in Bier5 ein Sl,tpelengeidaft
betreibt: sgS bat ibr III Nier3 iebr gut
gefalletl, inns Ser 8eiu9 nladte Sem
sobne groBe 6reu0e. Son 8ier5 rel
fte 6rm1 9iirf nad &idaroton, q. o,
100 lie auf cine ISOLDE bel i6rer 5tpei
|Sobnetl gu @aite iein miro. Mnf oem
@ege nod Nor6oatota befan0 iib ibr
5dmiegerlobn Soiepb @aas in ibrer
8egleitl1ng. - Bel einelm am 3ten=
flag Morgen perganger1er @ode pom
bodm. Nfurrer, 3ater MeinuIf ..
g.. g., in Ser bieiigen Yfarrfirde ge=
b%altsnen 5ral1alnte id}lolien Sen 81no
fiir's 2eben &err Mifolo1s Studs rn0
SRI. Marta @eier. Ma9 ser fird}li.
den 5eier, 5l1 Ser iid cine groBe Mn-
5abl @erman6te uno 6reunoe einge=
funoen bate, fano inn elterliden Sat-
lie ser 8raut Sic &od5eit ltatt, nobel
oas iu1rge, augemcin geadte 8raut=
paar ieitens Ser oielen @aite, sic CUR
9beiluabme OIL bem 5rel16enfate er,,
idieuen maren, Sic ber5liditen @iin=
lbe fir cine gliidlide 3rfunft entge=
gen nabm. 3aB es Ben Neuoermabl<
ten itetS na6 @uni6 ergeben m0ge,
lit Ser nad)trdglide @1tnih 6es
uNoroitern. - Beter &aidt BON Ga.
na0a lit nad ldngerem M%ufentbalte
bel bieiigen @erman0ten un6 6reunoen
nod ieinem neuen @eim in Canada
3uriidgefebrt. - Sn ser 6anrilie SSa=
cob @uuep lteute it6 etn n1unteres
S0bnd)en Elm. M0ge es 3ur Sreu6e
ser @ltern madien un6 geoeiben!
ct. MntbonD.
TIMER bodm. Biarrer 8roa1men=
idenfel bradte pergangener ISOLDE
Srau Sdp1ltenfemper na6 ct. CLOUD
ms ct. Soiepbs=N ltenbeim, mo- iie Sen
Mben5 ibres 2ebens SIT perbrtngen ge=
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-08-17
BALES IF WELL GINNED
Bring A TOP PRICE
AmGriCuS Is Getting Staple
Rapidly

Americus buyers paid II 3-4 cents
for the best grades of cotton yesterday
although II ,1-2 cents is about the
ruling price, and only welI-ginned and
fully dry cotton brings such values.
Where farmers exercise care in gin
ming cotton it easily adds five dollars
to the price of every bale, as the spin
ners do not want cotton ginned wet 0r
damp, and, of course, pay a less price
for bales of such poor quality. This
is most important, and a little care
will add quite a good deal in the way
of better prices to the farmers in
come. Receipts during the week 20
date have been light at the warehous-
es here, but the fieecy tide will roll
rapidly tomorrow and Saturday, with
plenty of cotton money in evidence n
Americus.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-08-17
MACHINE TO DIG bitches
IN LAYING Of SEWERS
Will Prove q Great Labor
Saver Here

Americas streets upon which extern
sion of the sanitary sewerage system
will be made will not be blocked in
as long as expected as labor saving
machinery will, to an extent. be EN-,
ployed in cutting the deep trenches in
which the mains are laid down. An
engine that will do the work of fifty
or sixty men will cut the trenches, and
do it in half the time. The machine
cuts deeply and the dirt flies out at
the same time, instead of by the form
er laboriOus method, so long and cost
ly. The work of putting in the sewer
extension is already in progress on
North Lee street, at Wilde, which IS
the extension to East Americus from
a point south Of the waterworks sta
ton.
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gave Wife FORTUNE
And LEFT FOR GOOD
Unable to Agree Husband
Rich Takes Only Clothes

Phillipsburg, n. j., August ia
big sensation occurred here when It
became known that James Holt, a
prominent silk manufacturers and dyer
had left town, after transferring to his
wife all his earthly belongings. Holt
came to Phillipsburg 20 years ago, and
is said to have been one of the most
skiIlful silk manufacturers and dyers
in the country. He started a small
mill, which prospered and was en-
larged from time to time to keep pace
with it's growing business, until Holt
had amassed a fortune and had be-
come prominent in all the civic affairs
of the town.
With his wife he was popular social
ly until recently when, it is told by
one of his close friends, a story WAS
carried to Mrs. Holt that caused an
estrangement between them. Holt IS
said to have made every effort at re-
Conciliatlon, but, although they con-
tinued to live together, the coIdness
on her part remained unchanged.
Last week the manufacturer, after
final effort to patch up his domestic
affairs and failing again, is said to have
determined to go to another field and
start life anew. Calling in his attor-
ney he transferred to his wife all his
holdings in the silk plant, their hand
some home, all the stocks and bonds
that he held and even his life insur-
ance policies. Then he boarded a train
His railroad ticket and the clothes IN
his back We're all he took with him. No
trace of him has been obtained and
Mrs. Holt refuses to talk of the mat
ter.
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ONLY ONE Vote
BLOCKED THE
removal BILL
Fight WAS HARD Fought
Atlanta Has Grip on Capital
Temporarily

Atlanta, Ga, August 16.-By ma
jority of only one vote, the rules COM
mittee of the house this morning de
cided against placing the capitol re-
moval bill on the calendar this morn
ing, and as a result there will be no
chance for the measure to come up
for vote until the next session Of
the legislature, which will be June,
1912.
The reason given by the members of
the committee voting against bring,
ing the bill to a vote was, that if pass
ed, the people could not vote on the
question until the general election IN
1912, and that to bring up the bill now
would displace other legislation that
should be passed upon at this ses-
sion.
Hon. Joe Hill Hall introduced a
resolution in the house this morning
protesting against the action of the
rules committee in refusing to allow
the capital bill to be voted upon, but
as the legislature will adjourn tomor-
row, and as there are hundreds of
local bills yet to be put on final pas
sage, and as the appropriation bill as
amended by the senate will have to
come back to the house, there IS
hardly any chance of the resolution
of Mr.. Hall being voted upon.
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FALL TRADE WILL BEGIN
EARLY.

= Fall trade will begin early, if =
\ if it hasn't really commenced al \
: ready" remarked Mr.. r Z. Ali =
= son yesterday in speaking of gem \
= eral trade conditions at this y
\ time. I'm fact, trade has been y
= so good all throughout the sum- \
y mer that the usual dull season =
= has not been experienced in our y
= store. y
y Il confidently expect the best =
= fall trade that we have ever bad, =
= because, with all the signs point ,
ing that way, it is hard to see =
= how it could fail to result other u
= wise. We have a right to expect :
= record-breaking fall trade, to =
= judge from the excellent busi- 4
\ ness we have done during the \
4 spring and summer. 4
= Crops have been made with =
= less expense this year, especial =
= ly cotton, than in long time. :
= There was no expense for re- 4
= planting, as was true last year. =
= There has been no troublesome =
= grass, such as was noticeable :
= so generally last year after the :
: heavy and continued rains. Best =
= of all. the crop this year is good =
= everywhere, so that every farmer :
= has a good crop and will have :
= money to spend with the mer-
= chants" =
+ 4 4 \ 4 = \ \ \