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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-02-18
One bottle of Pe-ra-na.

MIR. +. l.. BOULLlOIN, 2ols StaH
lNl ST., Little Rock. Ark, writes;
II have been a sufferer with the asih-
ma for about four years, and l tried
different kinds of medicines and could
not find any relief for it.
II tried your medicines, bought a bot
tie of Peruna, and after taking about
half Of it / must say that have not had
the asthma since. Before took the ned
feline | did not know what II was 10 20
10 bed without having the asthma"
Systemic CatsrTh.
Mr.. Samuel Burden, 7Ol Springfield
Ave, Summit, y. j., writes:
I'm the fall of 1900 l had repeated
attacks of cold, which developed into
systemic catarrh.
"It left me very weak and all run
down. When got up in the morning
IL would take about an hour to get my
head and throat clear.
at also left me with a very weak,
all-gone, empty feeling in my stomach
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-02-18

For rp-to date, neat stationary send
your orders to The Free Lance.
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First class printing done at The Free
Lance Office.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-02-18

which / thought
was dyspepsia, for
which 1 tried diff
ferent remedies
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

(Scott .. Carpenter. %, 9iqua. 8.
Sennie Rsier, Is. 726 Deit 3. Str.
{ (GruDer 5irpIpn, %, 2atpntd, ap.
lRarp RGp5rier, 324 Deft 8. Ctr.
Cgmit 9urbec, "a, 1889 @eit 6. ctr.
| l5Gup 2acp, 45, 720 Butler Ctr.
{ gDm. Beating, %. GOubsrrp. Conn.
| Zulu GUots, 80, 1903 DaInut Ctr.
(Seffe ROIe, %, QbOpFOu. 8.
| lSp'epbtre SbuDsr, II, oesgI.
{ (Riholas glebletts, q, Renport, Gp.
lgora Rpbsrta, %, Wpowing, 8.
(E. SolIis, 80, 3401 Gpring9rupe QO.
laugufts 9eder. 27. oessI.
(1bOs. 6. Sarpsr, 27, 115 Sit 5. ct.
lRora ". grpps, "A, 9sytustoH Ipe.
(GpDaro 8ooo, 40, Birmingham, ,IlQ,
[Rabeqs mugartep. 35. 8uIHutSoteI,
(8WacaaugbIin, 3s, 1426 Gaitsrn2tp,
Woura WoOre, "a, 728 D.gourt Ct,
(8m. 0aIters, "a, 1915 SpcamprsSt
aba SboipaItsr, 29, 432 Weft 7. ct
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

Die 9oIissi bat nit ibrsn MuFen.
per6aftungtn in Der DirtbI9aft bon
ganpFst1 f.iH Slid sshabt. Die 2eute
pertrteben iih bort Den 5pnntag Rad
mittag nil sinsm SpIslaen, uno aIs
bic g3plisst srIhisn, nubm iie Sepen
nit, Der oeraoe i'm 2otaIe mar. HiAtsr
gpbe mar, aIs bic 2suts - n en- Der
s3abI - ibm seitsru Morgen por8ss
fibrt nurosH, nit Der iummartlten
art ihrsr JeFtuabms nitt einUsrftans
ben. @r iagts bsn POIi8iiteR, oab
tpeuu Elm Wtsnia in stnem 2ptaIs an
setrpfien niro, poisIbit 5a5oro ses
ipielt nurbs, biss i'm nod lange nihi
I'll .inem 9agabunosr ober sinsH 5er'
umtrtibsr temple. Sabe oerieibe NIT
osipisIt, ponn mDge man ibH oes 5a'
aaroipiels anilagen, obsr ui6ts mel
ter. Rihter goee 1prat, ieinsr bpas
tpHlmtn rihtigen qniiht gsndB, ots
strrsfantsn fret
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

8tQiam Rauibatp, Der iia psrIdies
bene Suhsn angeetgnet bate, Die
einem sFrl. Mlice Dornette geborten,
trurps psgeu aIeinotebftabls gu 5shn
Togen 4rbeitsbaus, $25 unp aoIten
perurtbsiIt.
Bier 5arbigs. Die in bsm PoolSim'
mer 0o. 542 Deft 6. StraBs beim
Grapipisl abgefuBt lpuroen, srbie!teH
ie So uno Soften dufge6rGnnt.
sym uebrigsn bate Der POliSeirihtsr
geiteru iiber 3ubIreihe IOgenuunts
rSountagsfdIls" ab3uurtbeileu. aber
er psrgab ben Qsuten fait obue nus.
Hobme ibrer 9urit, iotpeit lie oeHieE-
ben in frisolidsr 8eiis geittat. pus
betBt, tsinsn RaOau gsitIagsR battsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

gas 9iirssr Rommitte wirA bsr
2egisIatur cine usRs 4aualbiu
kutsrbreiteH.

Dos 8urger 4pmmittss, tpsI4es
iit bic 4usmer3unq 0s8 &anaIs inner
bcLb Der Stuotgrsn3su sur 2lufgabe gss
ma6t bat, lit ourh ots Risosrla9e, ote
es bur6 9srperfung Der Mabrsgel in
Der QsaisIatur erlttten, nift sntmu'
ttigt. Die Ssrren finp pon iensmDp.
timismus beissIt, DEN uns cine quite
Sadie siRsiebt, Die mir pertrsteu, 8as
Sommtttee lam gsitern 5uiammsu uuo
uat elmer eingsbenhen Gr0rtsrune Der
Sa6Idge purDs Der 8eialuB gsfaBt,
Der llntsrousi4uB iolIe foglej6 cine
nsus gorlase dusarbsitsu, bic ois'els
ben 8eftimmungsr sutbGIt, tnte bic alte
unD oieIe 9ia pirb pieie 8ohs nod
i'm 5snat ourh Senator Cigar W.
Sobufsu Don bier etneerettt peroen.
Die Segsnspiinidoe Der gsIdmmtsn
giresrf6aft beeIstten bic 8orldge. Se'
rem S6idTal boffsntItd Elm unperss
istn tptrb als bas ibrsr 8orgdngeriu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

itses BON Games Gimo; peripnalisn
$4,000, 8runDeigentbum $38, 900.
Der perIDnIt6e gtahIab Der 9tGnnIt
6. Qrmitrong betrGgt $278O.3l; Der
ieniqe beg Sront W&orrt8 8ooo $5l7;
oerienige Der Margaret Glble $1,000;
oerisuige oerSonOro 9ernOn $926.52;
berientqe bes Georg SpiB $4700.
Bernard 4nton Glfers 1T Qa4laBs
perpalter DON Grun3 4ntpn Glfers;
Qerfonolten $3.50, 9ruuoetsentbum
$4,000.
5n Sa6en bes Ieftamsnts berJrau
Gpuifs 2dngborft, oas BON Dem aoHs
qreBz zReprd ientantsn alFreo Wt. Au.n
ais 3euae unterThrteben rporeen TT,
bat gihter 2uoers gsitern oeNsnRoIz
leoeu glidpIos 2ongportb GIs Roms
mtfTGr ernannt, I'M beiIeH 0epOitten
in @afbtugtsn auF8unehmsH uHo on
oQs 8eriht 81 i6Iten.
8eri 9isbenss.
Die glttiDu Der Queen gttp Stas
tionarp 60. iirb ouf S2176.29 ab9es
fhdBt rporoer.
Die Staot Cincinnati itrsngte stne
&lQge eegsn GbQs. S6netoer on, urn
bic GntI6dbisuns fir Grunoet9sns
tbum feftfeben gu IaFeH, oas bebufs
gerlGueerung Der SnEss 4pe. oppro'
priirt perben muBte.
Clifford 6. Suffman tlngte sEnt
Sproeruns uber $3.50 ss9en 8atIsp9
uuo SuIia 6. Sapss etn.
Sm 2rininolgeri6t begann gslterT
Der grossb gsssn ben 25jdbrig.n Gar
biaen Qllpic gapIor, Der ungetIost 1T
isineu 75idbrigen RQFegenofsn 80
| iepb anperIon an 2, WGr3 b. J. er
| iboTen gu bobeu. Der 4n8etlast
ma6t SeIbitpertbeipieung geltenh.
Die nsus 9raubiurp trat 8e'tsrH II
Stsung une psrbOrte stpa 80 3sussl
in reguIGren artmtuoIs5allsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11
7ellersSadftnbess
Siirfisn laui benz EtaaiSasIss Ia
3Hsumit ni&i msbr eesulst
msresH,

Die 8aditubsn in Gsatrriumli6s
t.iten burfsn bier binnsH fur;sm otr
9srsanssnbsit aussbSrsn. Das Ges
funbhsitscmi bate iin bsfanHtlim nan
elmer mii Uertre,srn ets 9itermeiitsre
pereins itaitgsbabisn acnfereHs nasa
psritannsn. ore sspIanisH 8orf6riiieH
fir 86dtreien etDos 5u rnceifijtrH
unn bic 1ortbausr Der stseRndrtisel
Keller 8d6ituben su seItaiiea. pcrGus.
aeftBi. hab pisislben In innitGrsm s3us
TianSe atbdlten iperben unb bas Gnssss
liGt in siemlif, ausasoshntem Rabs
in iie binelnnrinet.
GisIss 3assfduDnib lpirb bic Ges
iunbbeitabtb6rbs iseo6 sutiidnsbmtH
miiIIeR. penn ss piirbt In oirtsiem Wis
beriprun NIT benStaatsetfebsH iteHea.
Tiffe Sbatiats bra6ts sslttrn Or.
2onbis selssen.lit sinsr acHFsrenj in
Grfabrung. bic CT NIT GtaoiaHDolt
gollaro NIT 9esus auf bic Reeulatios
nea fur 86dsreien bate. berr BAL
iaro tbeilts ibm Hdmlih NIT. bab oos
Etdatsgsitb gnns ilrilt porfnreibt.
baB ieins Baditnbtn iih I'm 4easr.
raumlihtsiitn befiaben oarftn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11
Bombs psrtanst

glu ecs acmmities fir Wli.stI uno
qDegs ains cine OrDinan5. ipslts cine
lecnbauseabs in osr ioOx bon $4,000
rorfisht. Der Grl0s osfisr Bombs, bic
90 1ssapre siiltis isin icIifn, ipu bnan
ptrirenoet iperosu. Inn ben MHthssl
ber Gtcbt an Der acHdIiiirung Der
Garcia, Der Graham ane Der Vdrfsr
Eirabs ~ bssabIsn.
/ Die WtridRgsrnHg otr
WapIsneob apsnue
an bos Rpmmittee filr WsitisI anD
Meee eins sb<nfolls cine BON Dsrrn
0unIht eingsrsidle Oroinnna, Die ben
4ntonf Des nSibisenD Drunoslgsntbums
lFiir pie DurMleguHg Der Wapleipccb
| afpe. BON MfGormid place bis 5ur
6slen ctr. rerfisht. Qaut ben BE-
isimmureea Der DrDinans Ion Wan
g. Dpsn k7056.lA uHe bic 1esDeso
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11
llRtsrinhuHg bsenOet.

Der Grpert beg Stuts 9ureau Of
Accounting. Daobea bat bic lluttrfus
dung Der Bidder in ben perihieoeRsu
tdotiThsn Bureaus besuoet uno Niles
IN Der beTter OrbnuHe gefunbtR. DE-
tern unterbreitste sr bsm Rapor uuo
oem 4ubttor nas Ae'ultat ieiner I'm
terIuhuas Der Bidder ees Stabt'hosz
meiiters, bsa 9Dliseigeri6tseisrts. oss
Supertntenoenten Des 2lrbeitsbdIies
uno Der ssri6ispeusn fsrisesnsri6tsr
fir nos perftofene Sabr. Nus bsm
9sribt erbellt, oaB Die 6rieosussertts
ts fir bic &tabt sins lsbr toftipIsligs
Ginrihtuug iino. Der unterbaIt BET
TrisbeHsaerI6te toitets I'M oerfloheuta
Sabr $l740S.3U uRe bic etnRahmeH
in nieisn 9srihteu be3IfferteH ii6 altf
nur $5570.20. Die GtnnahmeH Der
5riebsnsgeriats iiub poH sabr 81 Sabr
suriidaeaangeu nno spar iett II s5ahs
rsu, no bic Gintiinfte aus pieisH 0ss
ridhtsn $18,s55-95 bstrussH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11
per Staotrat9
crbinan; far ansmersHns Der
sHblop apeHue areu5nns tam
sur criteH eeiHns.

Die Gsfdmm!tolssn Der ausmerSun5
iDsrben s42o. 900 bstraeen. - 6isr.
Don bsaabit bic 5tabt S147. 900. -
Sn bsr uuttrtn 5tabt sUuroen fiinf
Straben In ap.nueH umsstauft. -
GDas Stabtnatsr Rod bisrSu gu ias
gen bate. - Die Stabt iibsrntmmt
Dos DsrmadtHib bon D. 8. ampt.
- RepHolos Der automObiIfeino.
gOrihlos fir ben autauf zines
Snfslports. Stubt mub pi:
5teutrn ouf perpahtetss Merit
etstntbum sabIen. - aanbtdufs Der
partiomHiiTion ssnsbmiet. - D1s
Bureau Of munitipdl Rsitar6 iiber
bic SaIdrorbinons. Dor Der
DOoDporO 5O6ifule tpirO glspbali
esIsgt iuerotn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

auf gmpfebIuns oss eiien6ohn.
a0mmiitsss purps unisr Aufhsbur1
Der Gei9dftsreseln cine Srbtnaus pal.
firt. laut tpslder bic psnnipIronia
gahn bns Recbt srhdIt. iibsr Die Dapis
2ans elm SsittHssEiis mad ben 4Hla'
gen Der goIht GIab Morris kssn an
Icifsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

Real Gitnte unb 5mpropeTtnt 20.
$2014.97 erbdlttn.
aeue DampfDafss 3 NJ iro ss'
fault,
Tds pattbepartement nirb eins
neus DampftpaIss srbaltsn. DER aH.
tauf bisfsr Tanlpfpalas puros onrt
Elm. GrbtHans bsIh!oHeu, Die BON
Serrn goibeate eingereiht unb untsr
gluf6buHg Der 8sIhafisrsgslR paH It
ipuros. Der aOitsnprsis oarf $500
Hiht iibsriteigen.
Das Bursau or Wunieip !
Refearb maht eiuen
8orj9lae.
g,om Bureau Of Wunicipat ReIearh
lae Elm 5hreiEeu Dor, in ireifem o1s
Bureau sinsn 9prTdIus nit 9e3ug ouf
CITE fysitisbung Der Getdltsr Der ftdotis
ihen 9ednntsn udht. Ias Bureau lit
oafiir. baB aus otm neuen WlnHisipdI-
aooer bic auf bic SaIGre bsr itootts
ihen angsitslIttn ts3lali6en gelttms
munasn ausgsmerSt iuiirOen, oa ia
oieIe gebGlter gum gr5Btsn 2heil ben
3sit su ,3sii psrdrotrt pirosn, nab
rsuo Der aooer bod nur gtltimmnn'
Gen tntbaltsn iolIte. bit oausrnb giiltts
fino. 8siielih Der Galars ic[lie idbr.
licb ttne teTonbsre Srotnans pahirt
frsroeu uno spar sIsihse;tip mt Or
Croindris, in pel6er bic Sttusrrot:
feitqsl.st ipiro. 1isfe GrbiHanj
.pnnte in gampbi.tforHt stcrutt tuer'
ben uno tpiiros odnn benz Qubliium
ale gttpiinThts austuHft fir DIE &c
batter Der ftdotifteR anseits1t:u &C.
tsn, iDdbrsno gtsid3titis bic Staot zen
Druid Der jtst ale spti Wonate er'
| ifxinenbsn poliitGnbigsn aiiten olIe,
ftibtiIhsn aneefsIItsn dufe,bsn tOnns
| 6isroarh tpiirbe bic Staot niht nul
$500 iparsn, ionesrn aud SsH gIsrt
| Der isbt feds Wohtu lang an Ter gu
/ fdmm.nitsauns oisisr 8rohiire urtti'
ttt. arberpeitig ntrpenoeu icnntn
1as 5hrsi6eu sina an ods aommit
| tee fir RiitsI uno Dess.
Belmont 4penue nirn re
| pdrirt.
gluf 4utrdg bon Stootod!.r Rod
/ iuuroe arbe.ts Diretior SuromdIs'
dra.tpisTsH, unpsrsislih bic ReparG
tur Der Belmont aps. in 4ngriff 81
netmen. Die Strdbe IN, tpie Ger
Rod periifsrt, dbioIut unpIHtrbdr
ieitnsm bort cine aauaIiidticn stI6af
fen fporoen III.
| Gnolih.
| Ter ,rft. Shritt fir bic SGaIfunt
sinss asrGui4lpIsn pflaItsrs an be
Of 10. SiraBs, 3ipiId,n Der SPA
| more Sirabs uHo groaopdp ipure
ssItsrn snolia sstban, osnn Der UT
btitsbirsstor tpurpt aHgerpisisn. cine
aoitsnporauihiaa fir bic asptdlti
rung Der Strabs ausarb,iteu gu Iaher
lin bisis BsrbeHtruus tat.tn Die Rit
a!isher bes ShuIrat5s ihcu i,it a
raumer 3eit na6gfIu6t. oa infole
oss usg,nipdrtia in febr ihletsem 81
Itanbe bsfino!ih.n 8udftsiRpiiafe
Der llutsrriht in Der Woeonarn God
fhule. hi. bstanntlib In Ssm in 5ral
ipmmsHoen glod lisst, ourt b.
StraB.nlGrm isbr ssit0rt ipiro.
Supsrior aosHue umse
tauft.
Suptrior 4psuue, cine enpe nm
nur sinsn gIo6 Idnse Strabe auF W
au6urH, tpurbe in Garnfbofp arenu
ntreu Gprtissuna Fs ift. Gmse.aui
unD 81 slsih.r 3ett iuurcen bic porb'
rtttenotn Shritts Fiir bic pfIaterun
, fieIer Slrabs estban.
. Dart Ssttengslsiit Is-
gtH.
auf gmpf,bIuns oss Giisn6ohl
a0mmiitsss purpe unitr Mufhebur
Der gefbdftsrtseln cine Srbinans pa
, iirt, laut lpsld,er bic Ysnnfplpani
gahn bos Reht srhdlt. iibsr Die Dap
.. 2ane elm SsittHssIsiis mad ben Qnlt
gen Der goIht Slab Dorss kssn 4
Icfieu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11
pisits In b. s,aArss,eli. N lpsIdl.

Eisits In bic 5ahresseIi. In tpslder
tpir oss Nprssns srpaAeH unn Neii
unn numb fiibltn. Deruriadbt burH cine
pl0blite grtGitung, ip<i6e fiA In ben
sDsusfeln fefisdesf. 0ebrnudt iofcrt
ct. Sntpbs Del; a nan6t bic Gliseer
ssFhmsiota uHo tbssireibi bas pnnDs
GtfiihL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

-- aus Der gritsn Sntsrmeoiat
ShuIe tpurpsn Rsibfepern uuc cine
adubIdes eeftoblen. Der Tsebftahl
tpuroe geftern Rprgtn srtDtct.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-28

God has brought us into this time !;
He and not ourselves or some dark
demon. If we are not fit to cope with
should have been utterly unfit for any
condition that we imagine for our
selves. ION this time We live and
wrestle, and in no other. Let us hum
bly,, tremblingly, manfully look at it,
and We shall not wish that the sun
could go back to its 10 degrees, or that
we could go basck with it. If easy
times are departed. it is that the diff
cult times may make us more in earn
est; that they may teach us not to de-
pend upon ourselves. If easy belief IS
whatbeliefis ,andinwhomit leu k esor
impossible, it is that we may learn
what belief is, and in whom it is to be
placed. F D. Maurice.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-28
The People Have Spoken: Let Their
Verdict Stand and Contention Cease

uncertain tones as regards
her IN the lily works
unquafedy dsapproed suggestion that contract
by the electric lighting company
great majority people practical and oce" eX
that such contract is not necessary
advisable.
remain entirely under municipal
operation direct indirect with pri
yateco corporation
This question has been thoroughly
private have delivered the verdict the
question should regarded unitedubc opinion
positive effort to resusciae
a political Settled is let settled
people works entirely controlled by the
municipal government expense claimed
contract but
TO have the
entirely Their wishes
respected The should
the majority line.
entirely
Enthusiastically expression
popular have continuance of the
agitation subject
commanding persist
OF will else
should be permitted o do 81
setted-seted and be
opened
plant remotely
private
put in working
the the polls Let the
appeal local
purpose
sary the progress the city.
the municipal lighting plant proposition that is question that
be given dispassionae
people conclusion that advisable install
they speak
election whatever other
be joining
upbudng
this issue disposed Of nothing check the
ward of the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-28
Polite Sarkasum, la Ward.

William Dean Howells is the kind
est of critics, but now and then" said
a magazine editor, some popular
noyelist's conceit will cause him to
bristle up a little.
Just before his departure for
Spain last month l dined with Mr..
Howells in his Half-Moon street APP
aTtment in London. A popular nov
elist, called after dinner. He told us
all about his phenomenal sales Then
fishing for a compliment, you know
he sighed and said:
~ grow richer and richer, but, ali
the same, l think my work is falling
off. My new work is not so good as
my old" .. ....
"'Oh, nonsense, said Mr.. Howells
You write just as we'll as you ever did,
my boy. Your taste is improving
that is all.'''
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STORIES WORTH READING -.
]. N. Crawford, well-knoWn hard-
ware merchant of La Porte, Ind, loves
a joke. He prefers that it should be at
the expense of someone else; but, as
sometimes happens to the joker, his
jokes are occasionally boomerangs'
says the Los Angeles Times.
One day a farmer entered Mr.: Craw-
ford's store and asked if he could eX-
change some butter for hardware The
humor of the thing appealed to the
proprietor.
. Why, certainly" he said Take
the butter right up to the house. My
wife is not at all PAL ocular"
The Hoosier farmer looked him over
slowly and critically from head to
foot and then drawled out: Land o
Goshen, l should say not"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-28
Miss Newrich and Art.

by Jove, old man, you must be
crazy" remarked a friend to an artist
who makes a specially of true-to-life
pictures. What are you doing?"
The artist was on his knees in front
of his canvass, which portrayed a
morning hunting on the edge of a
woods, scays the Philadelphia Times
Carefully he was drawing piece Of
raw meat over a rabbit that scamper-
ed through the tall grass.
Ssh! It's a secret, but I'll let you
in on it," replied the artist. Miss
Newrich will be here to see my paint
ing this afternoon. She's just crazy
over pictures and when she sees her
little dog smell that rabbit she'll pay
any price | ask for it"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-28
NOW, LET'S FORGET 1T.

N5E tha-. the election is over local
strife should be permitted to
abate and attention turned in
to different channels of ac-
tiyity for the public good. There
is no sense III keeping up dissensions
that interfere with harmonious work
among the citizens or that perpetu-
ated old grievances. Americas is I'M
fortunate in having so many elections,
anyway. Other towns have long ago
abandoned the yearly election system
as iniquitous. The general trend is
toward longer terms for the mayor
and aldermen, with the mayor gener-
ally ineligible for reelection. Better
government is believed to be the re-
suit In any event the communities
are not continually torn asunder by
the bitterness of personal politics.
As matter of fact Americas would
be better off if it We're governed di-
rectly by a commission, elected for
long term of years. Three good bust
ness men, or four at the outset, could
administer all of the affairs of the
city more economically and more sat
IisfaCtorily than under the existing
system. 1t may be years before this
comes, but eventually it will come.
commission government has its set
backs, like all other changes that are
suggested for the public good, but it is
nevertheless steadily moving own
ward. The tide will strike here in
the course of time and Americas will
| be better governed than it has ever
been in the past
But for the present, the interests Of
the city would certainly be advanced
by an acquiescence in the results of
the election and the cessation of agi-
tation and bitter controversy. There
is no good sense in keeping life here
in turmoil over the issue that has
Ipredominated for the past three years
A breathing spell, at least should be
allowed to intervene before another
election ,olls around. In the interim
all good citizens should seek to find a
common ground for united work for
the upbuilding of the city without re-
gard to past differences or former fac
tional affiliations.
Politics are essential under our form
of government, but there is no good
purpose served in making politics the
daily food of the people. Unfortun-
ately there will be a year of politics
just ahead state, national and local.
The system of electing half of the
aldermen every year is responsible
for the local end of the politics of
1912. A change in the charter that
cuts out this annual election would
probably be a reform step in the right
direction if it is too soon yet to bring
about a change to a commission form
tof government And, by the way, the
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Some Folks.

Some doctors could not cure ham.
Wisconsin. a.
And some pianist couldn't play a
line of hose-Mobile Register. "
And some anglers couldn't cast a
line.-Youngstown Telegram
And some hunters couldn't shoot the
chutes.-Detroit Free Press.
And some shoe clerks couldn't shoe
a chicken.-Houston Post.
And some bricklayers couldn't lay
an egg,-Yonkers Statesman.
And some. printers couldn't impress
girl.-Jacksonville Times-Union.
And some fighters couldn't lick a
stamp.-Pensacola Journal.
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SOME
MORNING SMILES.
The Best Medium

An lad upon some lonely rock
May business boost
Set forth where crows delight to fiocI
Or heTons roost.
Such enterprise is well for those
Who would supply
A line of merchandise that crows
Or weasels buy.
But if you're catering TO man,
We must confess
No medium is better than
The daily press.
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An Average.

A Western representative in Con-
gres was talking one day of his record
while in that body, says Lippincott's.
I'm not ashamed of it." said he, Il
think I've done very we'll, on the
whole. When l reflect upon it, am
reminded of an epitaph that l saw
once in an old burying ground in a
country town of nay state.
This epitaph devoted a verse OF
foul lines to the virtues of the good
man who lay beneath the stone, and
concluded with this line in prose:
" He averaged we'll for this vicin-
ity.'" ...
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CARRIERS NAMED
ON GEORGIA ROUTES

Washington, D. c., Oct. 26.-Rural
carriers appointed in Georgia: Coch-
ran, route 4, Jesse NJ. Lee, carrier, no
sub; Duluth, route /, William R. Cook.
carrier, no sub; Ellaville, route 4, c.
c. Wall, carer, no sub; Greenville.
route 4, G. A. farrell, carrier, no sub.
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present city administration is COM
mit;ed to the establishment of COM
mission government if possible. 1T
should not overlook this fact 1t
would certainly add new laurels to
its reputation if this pledge were re-
deemed by appropriate legislation at
the next session of the General AS
sembly.
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Heroic Treatment.
Lippincott's Magazine

tLipplncOtt's Magazine.)
The physician. turned to the office
patient in the canvass coat and leg
gings.
You must follow my directions i'm
plicitly," he said, handing him small
vial of liquid. You are to take three
drops in water every four hours"
Three drops in water every four
hours!" calculated the patient in be-
wildered manner. And I'm an avia-
tori" -..
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The claim is now loudly made that
Gov. and Senator-elcct Smith controls
tae Railroad Commission. Inasmuch
as the greater part of his time for
some years will be passed in Washing
5oa, attending to purely national al
fairs, it is difficult to see what coed
the alleged control" will do him. As
matter of fact, interference with the
Commission would do a senator mole
..@!m than good