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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17
0eburten.

Jobn unb 2pba PrObit, 1858 2inn
Strabe, anabe,
5homas unb 5rona poltc 5etm
Der 1reunbIoien, Wdo6en.
WtQidm unD GIiie ublsnbori 3548
Ututn Qpenus, anabe.
Dan. unb 4nna Wtuer, 1911
pIsaiant Strabs. anabs.
Sobn uno Sarab Sepfsr, 2232 Bic;
tor Strabe, Gnabe.
Sermann uno Rapina canning
1923 Sprina 9rooe 4psnue, Wdohsn
SEQ. uno Sulia groter. 227 Dsbitsr
Strabe, 8nabe.
RoIla uno 4nHa 5abn, 339 Gourt
StruBs, andbs.
Charles uno Wdris Jab, 2412 Gil
bert 2lpsnue, anabs.
5snrn uno aatherins 2orens, 375C
gosar StraBe, Mdb6eu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17
Bub.Mitrsi6.

gintn tcisn 9ubsniirti6 besineen
friib gslisrH W0rs.n brei iuHee Wans
n<r. lptlh. aus ;ip.i sroben. auf oem
Ssittntpegt Dor Der GrocsrD an Der
IL. unb mdlnut Sirobs Iiessnbtn
1Gifsrn Ghis. Die Spunce sntfernieH.
ip0rauf Der eiIis islbiioeritdnblid iih
In brsitsn Etromsn iiber ben Ssittns
ipsa treob. Die MiNsibGitr iuurbsn
pDn ben poli3iitsn 6ts unn 9ubIer
perfcIgt. uno ben beiosn atldng es
iMti.blif. an Der Ode Der 13. unp
Ninf Gtrabt smti Der 5liehenpta
fsltannshmtn. fpabrsno b<r brittt snis
tam. Die Osfanasnsn resiitririen Iif
ols Gbariss Gmiih. 20 Sohre ali unb
Gtorse Jobnfon. % Sabre alt. beics
bon go. 122 Wsii 8. NDenue uHo
ipnyhen tusesn unfunss sineefperri
Do an JobnTcn Elm selabener Repcl.
Der rorgtfunben ipuro.. iDiro gesen
TN and nod bic Aniidee oes ar0efnS
beyborofaer @affen sr6cbtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17
Eterblibfeitsberid,t.

ROis Guorss. 43 Sabre, 1884 5airs
far 4penue, ShrpGts.
2spnore Rsif, 4, 231 Calhoun Str,
ainoerparalpis.
9eurss gstler, 10, 1923 9uptius
Strabs, quftrobreneRtSunoung.
Gbna Stormsr, Is, 1857 qropis
bsnes Strabe, S6tpdhs.
goparo WlurIb, 81, o38 Spcamor.
Strabe, Jubertnlois.
ambroie 5cr, 2106 German Str,
Snausit in Shpebs.
Satob Reurer. II. Rsp RibmOno
9its RisrsnIsiben.
CHARTS 5ofi. so, 4639 Smith RD.,
0tr3!eioen.
Tcrotbp Mibisnbrdno, 2, Wsr.
Roa6, aineerparaInIe.
Gapio 4i6eIe, 80 Qnnsripn 5srrp,
gubsrtulols.
SoIepb N.g,r, 46, 2so9 Rcmideu
apeuue, 5ubsrfuIois.
Sulid Sspffsr, 81. 2osan StraBe,
Stpinbfuht.
Qleranbsr Gong, 70, Wott Roao.
5srslsibsn.
Gilbert Di1iams. 80. Charlotte
Strabs, snausit in S6pebs
CHARTS S'Rsia, AZ, 617 on psdrl
StraBe, ,snausit in Sdlpebs.
Widrn 5uoendn. 73, 2520 0iI6eri
apenue, GehirnlhIoq.
CHAR Stclporth, SO. St0btiih.s
5oTpital. 2sbsrpsrhdrtuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17

Sphn polling tpur6e BON Der 4n'
tldgs nes unornenilihen Deiroasns
freiaeIprohen. CT ioaie Dcr sinissn
4benSen i.insr Grau In onseineiptem
,3uitanb. init sinem MeKsr cine
Shniitpunb. am arme bsiaebrcht ba.
ben. Gran 5oliing ersldrte seitern
nor benz Ri6ter, eab ibr Wann Elm
buhn babe itlofien ipouen une bab
re ibm bei bisi.r groseour sufdliis s,s
nobs seiommen isi.
sobn 2oitus, pelder am Sonntca
in bstrunisnem 3uiianee alItrbono
lInfue periibt bate, ipuroe in anbts
sroht isiner pielen goriirafen gu 20
1assn 4rbeitshaus. $50 uno Rotten
rsrSonnert.
~yeloiu Dog. Elm Doublnimeidnsr
bate am Sonntas eins gierrsiis un'
tsrnommen. ipeIhe ih!ieblih init ieis
ner Dsrbnftuns irestn 1rnnienhei.
enDete. or rpuroe sur 3abluns esr
HoIsen psrurtbeilt.
Bier Wutciifen. ipe!he ipesen poli3ei.
lpinria itnellen sSabrens BON ben NO
icrepels polisifien Cttopal unb Iirou
tsrbniist ipcreen sporen. mubien il
$40 uHc Rotten sdbIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17
2lnsreifer 6neftlein's
Wil in eeIbhsertheiaisuus s,han'
belt babsn.

gsli3ift Rabs pom 10. Diitriti p.rs
bait.te eeitern ben "a ,Sahrs alieH
G6ubmaher Safe Sborpsr. Don glc.
ALT 2aisman Str, gumminsDiQs.
unn iptrrt. eenie!bsn untsr Der 4ns
flag. o.s Worbansriffs Elm. Gr Dirc
b<fhaloisi. am Sonnias Absnb ben
% Sabre olitH aarrp 6utfil.iH, Don
Ro. 1907 ssiiber aps., spdhrsno zines
Gtreiiss eine lebtnsaefdhriihe Stits
ipnHos bsisebrati ~ babsn. CT 1T
ssItdnDig. tpill i,oof in Sslbftpsrs
tbeioisuns oehoneelt bobsn. Rah isis
ner Aneabe esristb or nit mebrerea
R1nnern auf nsm 1an3booen in
Rsihraibs Oar, in Strtit. snifsrnts
Iih iseodb. btnor e. su 9hGtlihseitsrl
fam. Qui Der Ssrabs ipia tr Johann
Don Susftlein uno benz % Sabre al
ten Darn Mapsr. BON Ro. 3714 Jnls
lett 4pe.. fpeIh. ihm ssfol9t ipartH.
ihdiiid aneesriifsn iporom iein. poa
rouf tr iein Wsiisr scs uno anseblid,
in SeIbtpertbeioisung um fh itoh.
0uefilein ipurbe in bic grnIt seitos
den unb bic eungs nuree burfs
bobrt. Ulaper trug sine unssfabrlis
dc Stidipunoe odpon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17
ZHiHs Zbeine
0efofenounaeu


Die ihdrfeH eden an Der 2uoloD
apsnus spiiten Goans plaes unD
benz aanaI follsn ausgemerot perben.
Ginen biesbs3iisiihsR pIdn unierbreis
tet. seItsrn Der itGotiihe Sngsnieur
SbipIep oem 4rbsitsbirettor Sunns
mater uno bisisr 9lan iisbt auBerosm
cine bebsutenbe 8srbreitsruns Der
Strape DOT, bic naf Der SSsrtisiteIa
lung oss 8iaoufts an Der gsgsnlpGrti@
gsn Nipeautrsusung Der 3. &c 8. g
SO. gabn in nod gr6bersm maBs Die
6auptpertehrsaoer mad DEM gBeIteu
biloen piro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17
Der SfaOtrat6.
Sdilbermaler iinS NIT ben gebh6rca
fir Grridjtnng BON 8eflame.
shilbern nnsnfrieoen.

Die Shilbermoler iinb nit btnge-
itimmunaen bes 9autpber NIT Bs5ug
auf Rsilamsfhilber niht sufrieben
uno purben biei.rbulb gtitern beim
G.abtratb poriiellig. 5err Wtuaen
rsi1te ibm 5ueeftelte grotefte berWlas
iier Sisn paintsrs aHoeiaiion, iotpie
Der SdiIbermaiersunion elm. sufams
men nit einem gntpurf fir cine
amenbirte Grbinan3. Die Sdrifts
itiide Durbsn our priifung unb Be-
rihteritatiung an bds aommittse fur
MittsI unb Dege perfpieien.
Der 5dupiprotsit Der ShiIosrmaler
rihtst iid ses.n bic BON Der Stoot
iest erbobenen Gebiibrsn fir Retlaz
mef6ilbsr. Der itdotiide Bouiober
teiast nGmlit, oab fir bic errihtung
BON R.tlameitilosrn bis Su 10 Guas
oraifub cine @ebiibr BON $40 fir ben
n0tbisen grlaubnibIfein be3abit tp.rs
ben miiHeu, pdbreno fir grObers
ShiIoer biefe @ebiibr um S. fteiet.
Die ShiIDermalsr molten nun fir
Sdilbsr, bic brett nit benz 9rottoir
parallel lauFsn, ooer niht iiber ons
Srottoir binausragen, iiberboupt teine
Gsbubren sntrih.en uno fir Shilosr,
bic iibsr oas 5rostoir binausraetn,
ipIleu bic 0sbiibrsn mir foIst feftses
iest perben: bis su 40 Quobratfub
81; bon 30 bis 70 auabraifuB 81
unb irsnn bic ShiIber nod groBer
fino, ioIl fir jsbsn GuobratfuB Elm
aufih!as BON 5 Gents sntri6tst tpers
ben.
Reuss partssldnbs.
sSiir bic Grfperbung nsuen paris
.isenibums, in llstersiniiimmuns NIT
ben bereits a.faBten geidIiH.n Der
parstommiiIion tpurbsu g.itern 3rpei
RsioIutionsn angenommtn. DIE etns
beitimmt bic grpsrbung zines Grunos
ftiids bon 40i JuB 5ront an o.reens
tral 4pe.. peitlid BON Wlobaiutplaee,
bas bis noh benz aanol sehi. uno oi,
siptite ReioIutiou orbust bic grpers
buna zines 9ruRoitiids an Der Cor
mann uno 5sHibap ape. an, oas an
oas partssldno. binisr benz arbsits.
haus anitobt, oas Dor .inigeH Wonas
ten Der Siapt BON 5srrn Charles o.
TAFT eeitsutt iDuros.
Straben 0erbefitruns
gen.
Die iolgsnben Strabeupsrbefisrun'
gen tpurosH befhl0Hen:
pflaiterunq Der 8. 4ne., sipiihtr
Der Spenmore uRo Der Gin Sirabs
nit SoIspfIaitsr uHo Grant GOi'
| ieniteinen.
pflaiitrung Der uripsiler 4p.., bor
Der gbepioi sur ioa3slpooo 4pe., mt
8udiieinsn ooer NIT Granitoie.
| Wlacaeamiiiruns Der altoona Sir.
bon Der a.rpsr 4ps. bis sur Waft,l
Npsnue.
aandliiirung Der Wegrssor 4pe.
3ipiitsn Der R.aoiHs Roae unb Spm'
mes Sfrabs.
Reusr aonItabltr.
,yrant Wlapotn, Der bisbsrise Ron
itabl.r Der 10. Daro, unterbreitei'
feline Refsnuiion. bic anssnommer
tpuree, porauf oi. grruGbluHg Dor
6arrp aaltboff gum aoui.abIsr osl
Waro srfolgtt.
unssnlsenbe aanafia Ia
tion.
Sam.s 2. Wa6en5is bon Der Sia
iibe 4psnue b<fhnsrte iih barber
bab isin Gissntbum infOIse manssl
| batter aana!iiirune ishtuer seihdois
tpiro. Die 3uihrifi sins bebuts I'm
i.riuhuns on pos aommiitss fur aa
naliiaiion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17

4uh in pbiiabslp6ta CAB iIh &C.
tern nah sinem ouber9eDobnll6 lttls
len Sonntas srobe glufregung tmPus
blitum liber ben a1mpf I'm Die Welt
msiiterftaIt .uub, uno Der 3uoraR8
pon ausports mar nak3a ebsnio ae@
ipaltig, pie in Rsr gort. llnssfabr
1000 Tcns hisltsn pQbreuo osrSonus
taa gluht ben 2 bibs Part.
5pieIplas Der aiblsttcs. umIdg.rt uno
pertriehen ii6 bic ,3sit bis CUR Or
6ffnuns Der pOrto.s nit abiiHgsn
BON 5pmn,n uno patrlotiiteH gtea
bern. aus.niteirlh mar Der ens
ibufiasmus in Der luassrituot ourh
bic Samitas R,osrIage in Rem
g)or, beoeuieno es12mpft uno uur rpss
niee Dsttsn puro,u Guf ben aussans
oes asitriaen S2i.Ies singssdn9sn;
audi nareu bic ,Stllpers" nit ibren
Ginlabtarten gu un,rh0rt hoben prsis
fen in peit etriugsrsr qnsahl In ben
6ctsis unr dnotreH oTfsntlidsn
Q!ds.n bemtrtbdr, ais IN 9teD Yor'
an Samitae.
giinstllh um 2 lltr besann oas
Spiel in GsgenUdrt pon uiht tperI'
ger ala 10000 ,3uihdusrn.
9lls gdttsris fir bic .4tbleties
funairtsn giun. uno 1bpmas ssgsr
Marqu0ro uno Ulspers fir bic .Rie=
fen. Worouaro puros i'm atteH
Donae surh gr1nbea abgsloii, oer
| fit fsin.r aufsaoe sepahieu seiste
bod tam bic Si!fe su ipdt. Dix
pbiIope!phiatr mahtsn 5 1rgffer UNI
fpieItn feblerfr.i segen 4 5reffsr unc
8 syebler Der Fisien. Sis aepanner
bas Spiel, tr.i! lie iih nett ftdrteE
am Bat unb tsionoers audi in Del
9ertbeioiaung srTDitisn, als ibrs gsg'
ner, uno neil ibr Sanger 9bomos oi'
gerIute Der itnsufiiBisen RefuDorter
Bci.nbiebe burt i,ins ii4eren Warit
rsrfitelis. Rato.m beios alubs- il
eixn 9auf ssiit.rt bottsn, ernteter
bic philabeIptiaer spei peiters 2Guf'
Inn 6. Sang ourt ben Ssimidufs 3rsi
| fer itres gaisnhijtsrs Batter. asinsl
Der Sfleuoerer osrfheutte sineR Srsit
pab unb auf bsioen Ssiten purosn i
8 auftfGhIsr our 8unt sefdnot.
Tas spiel.
ptilabelpbia 10000200*-G
| Rem Yort 0100o0000-1
| Stellung Der aIubs.
| Gen. gsrl. pros
Rem Dor. l / 500
philadelphia / / 900
oeute Ratmitias erittes Spisi De-
Strie 3pifhen ben beioen alabs II
Rem Dort-
| 5Guptling 9riffitb traf ssitsrr
abeno aus glspsIano su elmer pitti
gen 8eraibung nit bem YrdFosntsr
gusuit 6srrmanR in Rem gort sin
gs perlcutet, paB Griffiib in De-
nahiten Gdiion oi. osituns Der Ct
aouiisr .BropHs" (am. aiso) iibsr
nebmen Diro.
dir ibr.n Sisg iiber bic GIspelan
Der .Iaps~ in Der Gerie um rt
Staatsmsiitsritait erbisli isper Spis
| Ter bes gincinndtier alubs als Nm
ib.il On ben GirUabmen $132.75. Gi
perIauist. baf prGfo<nt 6srrmanr
isiHen SungeHs aIs gelohnuns iii
eieien Siss isiusn Antheil on Del
ginnnbmen itsntsn niro.
| Nit Ausnahme bon 3 SpielerI
isbrten bic .Rsos" etftsrn Worger
nah Cincinnati surii6 unb besebsr
iin kute Wormittaa nah Grsenfi.lb
| o., sn einem Gaitfpkl. Die q,
planie Munersiie oon Goitipielen il
Cbic. Jnbiana, a.ntudp unb Dei
Uireinkn fommt am %. Dttober II
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yeirsit.

2sutndnt 5arrn Srtpin unD 5euers
psbrmdnn Gbdrlss YottsrioH, bon
5prissntomp. 30, bsfrsitsu geitern
gormittas 3rpei ainssr, tpelche Sufdls
Iis in nem 6auis oes 3. q. WsiBtcpf.
SO. 3548 9osart apsnue. sinaelpsrrt
pornsn paren. 1as Gdreisn Der ain.
Der lpurbe BON Rnhbarn esb0rt. ipelhe
bic Geusrpebr bsnahrihtigtsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17

Syortiesuna b.s aamoiss um bieDeIts
meiiteyf6oii. = ,3rUsites Spisl Der
Serie in pbildos.25id. - Stes Der
.athstics" iber oje rRieIsH". -
8ritt,s Spiel hsuts in Rem gort.
- Ra6tldnss liter bic rRsos".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17
Gmerfennmma
3unf Maspr sd,ipab benz goIiseidDei
fir bic HOliseiporabe am
gamitag.

,WaaDor S1tpab bat gsItern in e;s
mem bsrslihen Brief Dem pol!3eif)ef
80. 8. SadfOn fpoblDsroients aRertsn=
nuna fir bos gldn5snoe GrssbniB Der
am Somitag ftattsebobten YOli5eis Snz
ipettion oesolIt. 8us ii6 ielbit err
tIdrenbe Sfrsiben, bas geitern Col,
Sadfon 3ugeitent puroe, Iautet pie
folgi:
Cincinnati, 16. Gttober.
Col. 10. 8. 5ndion,
pDli3sitef.
Mertber 5err.
Wir feblen thatfdtIiA bic DOrte.
um Sbuen su fugsn, Die ie1r ih mid
boriiber eefreut babe, baB Shr De
portement am Gomitug, gslsgsntlid
Der idhrlihen Snfpsttion DOT Der Bur;
aerftaft nit lolhem 8Eau5e beitanoen
bat.
DieI.s aldnsenbe RsiuItut mar nur
burda bas Sntereiie moglih gsmah'
tporben, ods Sbre Gsute an Der SaA'
nabmen, ermuthigt burh ihre por8iigs
lids aeiiuna unD ooa oor3iigli6s Gin.
erersiren burh Shre 10 fdbissn uni
tiihtigen aHiiteuten.
lisbermitteln Sis, bite. ben Usits
oliebern beg Departments mstrs berg
lihitn 0liidlpinIts unb isien Si'
meiner srDbien 6otattung Osriihsrt
Sbr ergsbensr
2puis ShDab,
Wunor.
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Sir hieies Hlott Durben sefuH Don
ben Gp.iiern g. Rlfin & 8rr..
no. 435 Roee Girnbe. folsenbe 9ens
perotur unierf4iebe reaiiirtrt:
BORN. Grab Qanm. Orao
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17

probirt IL. 9. Metai poIiib'
uno .9dr!eepers Irienb1. bB
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-01
NO SHOOTING ON LAKE,
RESULT OF Low WATER
MiCCOSOukiG Is Reported
Almost Dry Now

Americas gunners who go to Lake
Anccosuckie at this season to shoot
wild ducks are doomed to disappoint-
ment now, due both to the scarcity OF
ducks and the further fact that the
great inland lake is almost dry, little
rain having fallen in that locality this
winter
Quite recently Walter Rylander
and ]. d. Hooks killed seyenty-aye
ducks there in one days shooting.
1t was said at the beginning OF the
winter that ducks don't seem to have
held out and the season has proved
poor
The lake is only about half full Of
water, and unless there comes some
rains soon to fill the underground
streams, from which it gets its sup
ply, it viii probably be very much
lower before long.
Iamonia, the companion lake to Mic
icosulde, is perfectly dry and has been
so for some months, with no signs Of
filling up.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-01

There's always room at the top-and
still more at the bottom.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-01
GEORGIA'S GREATEST
NATURAL WONDER
Stone Mountain Largest Gram
itG Block on Earth

Stone Mountain is situated in De
Kalb county, Georgia, 16 miles south
of Atlanta, on the Georgia railroad.
The ascent on the west is very easy,
that on the north side perpendicular.
It is said to be the largest single block
of granite in the United States.
From historic data gathered We find
Sherwood's Gazetteer, second edition, ia
forms us that in 17SS it was visited by
British officers, who found fortifica-
lions on the summit in perfect condi-
ton. On July 4, 1928, a number Of
citizens celebrated the day and dined
on top of the mountain Whites Sta
tistics of Georgia" 1849, mentions it
as "Stone mountain" formerly called
! New Gibralter." In his Historical
Collections" 1865, he refers to Stone
mountain; About half way up c
the right of your path, is pointed out d
small turf of scrub cedars ard oaks
which is designated as the Bu2zaris
roost, from the number of these birds
lowering around the spot About a
quarter of mile from the top are seen
remains of a fertilization that formerly
extended around and defended every
accessible point leading to the sum
nit. The only entrance was through 4
natural passage under q large rock.
where only one person could enter at a
time, and that by crawling on al
tours. The whole length of the wall at
first was probably a mile, breast high
on the inside and constructed Of loose
fragments Of rock. The top presents
an uneven surface nearly fiat, of an
oval shape, On the eastern side some
distance from the top is a little grove
called Eagles Nest, Adjourning it
among the broken fragments of stone
are a number Of caverns called the
Lions Den, Panther Hole, etc. Over a
half century ago Aaron Cloud purchas-
ed this grand natural curiosity, giving
in exchange a yoke of oxen and cart.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-01
WEE CAN TELL HUBBY
TO GO TO HE'LL
That is No Grounds For Him to Secure
Divorce,

That is No Grounds For Him to Secure
Divorce.
Savannah, Ga, January 31-Because
a wife tells her husband to go to i
hot place, or even takes an occasional
drink, is not good ground for a dl-
vorce in Georgia, as Judge Charlton
pointed out in the trial of A. H. Cor
don against Mrs Maggie Sullivan Cor
don.
When the husband failed to make
out charges of cruel treatment aud
hatitual drunkenness, both Of which
he alleged in his petition, his counsel,
Col Shelby Myrick, asked the court
for permission to Withdraw the suit
The request was granted and the mat
ter stands, so far as the court is con-
cerned, just as if it had never been
filed.
Judge Charlton said the language
attributed to the wife wasn't pleasant
and the place she is alleged to have
consigned her husband to is not a
nice place, but that remark didn't give
the husband the right to get divorce.
He also said that while drinking
might be bad habit to cultivate,
still if it were made a ground for di-
vorce a lot of people would have to
quit attending bank openings and an
niversaries.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-01

A soft answer is apt to encourage
the book agent.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-01
GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT CHATTANOOGA
1t is Coming TO Americas Next SAT-
urday Morning.

Hundreds of people of Chattanooga
are greatly excited over the many
remarkable cures that are being made
at that point by the new discovery
known at Root Juice Many who sur
fcl ed for years with some chronic all
msnts, after taking the juice a short
while claim an absolute cure. Testi-
Inonials of local people whose word
cannot be doubted are being published
by the hundreds, and for the past few
weeks people have been going in
crowds to get some Of the great medi-
cine. The druggists said that he never
saw 9nything like it, Out Of all Of
the hundreds that tried it not a single
complaint has been heard, but many
said the first few doses Of the juice
created marked improvement. The
scientist was invited to send his dis
covery here
/ The demonstration will be conduct
ell in Howells drug store and Will be-
gin next Saturday. The remedy heals
and tones the stomach, bowels, blad-
der, liver and kidneys. 1t soon creates
a good appetite and stops the food
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-01

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dealers
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-01

You are probably aware that pneu-
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you never heard of a cold resulting in
pneumonia when Chamberlain Cough
Remedy was used. Why take the risk
when this remedy may be had for a
trifie? For sale by all dealers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-01

Vanity will dress up for blind peo-
pie if there are no others.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-27

that time many and varied promises
of improved service. better equip
ment. lower rates and more power
were made by parties who upheld the
interests Of the present company.
Where are these improvements. asks
Judge Fee.
Let The People Act.
That he is not optimistic over the
prospect Of favorable action by the
city council is admitted by the former
mayor He has had experience with
councils in the past. However, he
holds that if the council refuses to
act the people have a recourse. They
may pass the ordinance under the
initiative They may also abolish the
present form of city government and
substitute therefor the commission
plan. Judge Fee is himself an open
advocate of the commission form of
government.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-27
WOOL TARIFF IS
AMENDED BY la
Toilette BILL
Republicans, See Handwriting
on Wall and Support
Measure

Washington, D. c., July 27-The
substitute to the Payne wool tariff
bill, fathered by Senator La Toilette
of Wisconsin, today passed the sen
ate by vote of As to 80. The bill
was passed after another bill which
was urged by Congressman Under
wood leader of house democrats, had
been rejected.
Its winning was big surprise. The
republican majority evidently belev-
ing that wool revision was sure to
come sooner or later, preferred the
La Toilette plan to Underwoods,
which meant a greater slashing of
the tariff.
on the floor Senator La Toilette
said that his measure meant an av-
erage reduction of about 81 per cent
under the Payne wool duty while
the underwood bill would reduce
them A per cent.
Previous to adopting the La Fol-
lette amendment the senate by a vote
of II to rejected his amended wool
bill.
Among the thirteen republicans
who voted for the La Toilette bill
were Senator'S Bourne of Oregon
Poindexter of Washington and Works
of California. -.
The wool bill now goes to a con-
ference with the house, where it is
probable an agreement will be reach
ed between the conferees and the
measure will be put up to the presi-
dent.
1t is believed that the passage of
La Follete's bill will put President
Taft in the most perpleXing dilemma
of his administration, by his being
forced to choose between the revision
of the wool schedule adopted by DEM
ocrats and progressives and the ques-
ton of vetoing the bill reducing duties
in a schedule which he declared "in-
defensihle.'
The standpatters are sore over the
LaFollette coup. Senator Penrose,
chairman of finance committee, prob
"a bly, will be one of the conferees
with the house. He declared he and
other regulars would refuse to be
parties to the conference.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-27

the loss of which involves menace to
the lives of its people.
Wires should Go.
In the view of Judge Fee this is an
appropriate time for the council to
require the removal of the poles and
the overhead wires. 1t is a logical
time to act in view of the further paw
ing work to be done. The greater
part of the expense will fall upon Nne
electric company and he feels it is
able to stand that expense in view of
its local ircome. If not able to stand
such expense the company has his
consent to leave town.
improvements Promised.
In the course of his interview to-
day Judge Fee also recalled prom
ises made in behalf of the electric
company while the Washington Ore
gon company was seeking to enter
Pendleton a year and a half ago At
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-27
sun SETS FIRE TO
TRAVELLERS CLOTHES

To have some matches in his
trousers ignite by the heat of the sun
and to have part of his clothes burned
from him is the experience which w.
H. Mitchell, a travelling man from
Los Angeles, is relating to friends in
this city and, in substantiation, he is
exhibiting a badly burned hand. a
duster with one side burned and a
pair of trousers ruined by fire.
1t was while driving to Pendleton
from Echo, he says. that the incident
occurred. He was first apprised Of
the fire by the smell of burning cloth
followed quickly by painful holiness
on one of his legs. In another in
stant, his duster and trousers We're
in flames and he began beating them
madly with his bare hand. The fire
was extinguished but had left painful
reminders and Mr.. Mitchell is swear
ing that he will never carry another
match unless he can secure an ashes
tos case.