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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Buffalo tflrst ssaume1la;o -. 2. He;
JERSEY CITY. 200 o20 100 3
BUFFALO. .003 2to 4o*-10 I
McHale, Manser and Curtis and Ron
deau; Jameson, Stroud and Mitchell. UNI
pires, Murray and Matthews
At Buffalo (second gamel: r. HE.
BUFFALO. . ITO 900 1925 5 I
Frill and Randolph; Stroud and Chang
Umpires. Matthews and Murray
At Toronto r. HE.
PROVIDENCE. 500 600 001--6 2
TORONTO, . 900 100 1902 10 2
Lafitte and Schmidt; Maxwell, Rudolph
and Bemis. Umpires, Carpenter and Nal
Ian.
eAtTIHoRs. .2ol 100 800 IS 2
MONTREAL. .o1o 100 300 8
Smith and Bergen; Carroll. Fletcher,
yickers and Murphy. Umpires, Mullin
and Guthrie.
At Rochester: r. HE.
NEWARK. 100 1902 co.'s II o
ROCHESTER, 200 ii2 ios-7 il 0
Lee and Higgins Holmes Wilhelm and
Blair. Umpires, Byron and Mcfarland
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22
THE WEATHER.

Fair tonight and tomorrow. Tenn
peratures: a. M, 76 degrees; 10
a. M, 70 degrees; IL noon, 90 de-
ereesi 2 p. m. So degrees.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22
REFORMS IN
STREETS
Of CITY
SURE
No indication That Legislature
viii Oppose Councils Plans
Presented Today.

Victory for The Georgian's campaign
for better streets was assured today
when City Attorney Mayson and the
councils charter amendments commit
tee prepared to go before committee
Of the legislature this afternoon and
urge authority for reforms unanimous
~ requested by council.
There is no indication that a fight
against these measures will be made in
the legislature. There is a good ma
iorftv of the council which declares
that the city's street improvement sys-
tenn will be put upon far more ef1i-
cient basis as soon as the Legislature
grants the authority.
The most important change, the re-
organization of the chief of constitute
ton department, is left to the discre-
ton Of the mayor and council. 1t may
be divided into construction and en-
cheering departments or made more
systematic with the chief of construc-
ton as the one head.
Captain r. M. Clayton. the present
read. has declared that changes were
needed. The organization ofSthe office
is now fixed by charter provision. but
the amendment requested Of the gen
eral assembly will give council wide
authority to reoreanize this large de-
partment vita a view toward greater
efficiency.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22
To Investig te
Before Taking Action.

As soon as this authority is OBJ
tanned, members of the council sac
today. a systematic investigation would
be made to determine the wisest course.
In this investigation complaints against
sewers will be gone into thoroughly,
Plans will be mapped out for charging
the system so as to take care OF the
surplus storm water. for which author
ity also Is asked of the legislature, and
the matter of the many sewers built
without assessments being levied
against property owners will be ad-
1usted
number Of other important charter
amendments affecting streets will be
urged before the legislature, as was
published in Saturdays Georgian All
OF them become arbitrary laws as soon
az passed by the legislature, with the
exception Of the amendment affecting
the chief of Constructions department.
II the legislature acts favorably on
all the changes requested by council
and ii is expected that 1t undoubtedly
will, Atlanta's street improvement sys-
tenn will be thoroughly revised.
The reforms brought about by The
Georgian's campaign are:
To reorganize the chief Of construc-
TONS department.
To give the council the right to as
sess for guttering as we'll as curbing
thus building to prevent washouts.
To give the council the authority to
pave any street or sidewalk at any time
without waiting for a petition from the
property owners
10 give the council the authority to
specify the sort of pavement to be put
Gown instead of the property owners
mus preventing long DELAYS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At st. Paul: r. HE.
ST. PAUL 100 2fc 00~-4 8
Robertson and Clark; Leroy and Muir
ray Umpires, Hayes and Anderson.
At kansat City; r. HE.
TOLEDO. 030 02o 000-5 9
KANSAS CITY. 100 ITO oo0-3 7 6
George and Land; Maddox. Gallia and
boe
At Milwaukee; r. HE.
COLUMBUS. 0t0 04t 1913 9 z
MILWAUKEE,. 900 $50 1904 9 2
Packard and Smith. Dougherty, Slap
nicka and Hughes Umpires. Chill and
Irwin.
Louisville Minneapolis game of; rain.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22

Jackson Columbus game of; rain.
vieksburg Meridian game of; rain.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION
Greenville- Charlotte game off: rain.
COTTON STATES LEAGUE

Score: r. H. z.
Greenwood. =. .. =. . BIB
Toison and Dudley; Gerber and Han
son Umpire, Smith.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
GmisS.

liit Der Sclper,tte lit man bier
bemrn 1tlatp 10 Sielnlid fertig ntro
antIere Sarnter faiugc1t iuirlr init Dem
DreId)e1t n1t.
Das rSceGremn Socinl" ipel6es
ON porieeh 9onrperitoe in Srafe
itottnnb, a1bIde nllh bon bier nlis
nieGe 9eiitfJer,
Speo. Seimeberger mar am pori~
ser Opmlerstng itrt6 AM Sreitng in
Iorriiotp, in @eidsiftsiafeln
Geo. g. Sduilte bottle Dos MiB-
geIbid fiir5Iid elm ifones Wfdbr-
Soble1t ant perliere1f.
SRI. ellie SdmRiber lit BON ct.
2mas 5nriif eefebrt, nm pabreiro
bes Sommters bier 5ii bIeibeti.
8as mir in bieier @egetuo Dor gl.
lem rtotbig bcbeit, lit elm gutter BE
ger; lrlpo tpertt 0erielbe mdyt balo
funart, ounrt lit Die &oriternte pie
ies Sssabr oitd3 pieoer ein Seblid>lag,
10 fpte one l~estiGbrige.
Sssn Der @p[fmnug bon Solepb
3ceIler finbet moueen (Sontstag)
slberro eip Smtsfran5dtet itutt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
Iorriipn.

Trall DC, q. &idars inurbe an
lettctp 6rettog ON bas 8rGlfenIaeer
fhnes &aters, in Gepnba, Io., ge.
rirfett. :.
Geo. BOSS, traf BON ct. sSsobtrs,
&aftlns bier ELM, Inn Der 8eer6ielr1ug
idirer neritorbeipen S6tpeiter, Sraal
Socnb 6. Sftmit, am letten Sm1ts.
tug beiSltapobNer.
Oscar Stod, tpelher am Iettal
Snnrstng nit bem 2nben elmer Gar
Maebl beiddftigt mar, bottle Dos
IiBgeidlid onbei gu fallen aupo dinl
&lartgefdB ieitpes reften @rnes at
5erpibat.
6rolt albg. Soffmailit, BON $ope,
mar on Montng bier.
gei Der @iapeinnpa Der Stride
INT 8otsSmn, am CORNING, tpareit
airdl picle 8eiatd,er ots Morriiolt.
6ris, @ilbelm Into Splrelter Ge.
ters, ioipie Sscar aroirer rur6 6.
6. Sbonbass befdiuoeip iid uin Sprnt.
tag ut Serntarnt.
Sroli Sp. Ierteaas, 7peIde iid) i'm
Sermuaiap elmer Operation intteraie.
ben matbte, bat iif tpieber ioapeit en-
bold, Dob ite Iette @odjc apnd baip-
fe %~iridtebren fpratte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
Sin @eaer SnSnitrie5iucis iiir Ser-
mann.

Scb. @al5 lui6 Sbos. grltf, bon
DER Seairg MaamtfactnrirN 60, in
~llqriolt, No., marelr am Montag in
9ernralal, ann mtebrere iurierer @e-
fd)dtslelte fir Nas obige llnterteb-
MEN 81 iHltereiiierefi. 5t Dem 3tpcd
onsielbe lndl !Sernfans 81, pcr!cgait.
G:e 6irnrn Sallirg haiddftigt iif
matt GER @eritelllarg bon sfpei- autb
pier fp1lnigem n&oab @robers," ei-
her Mafdine iiir StmBeiarbcit, mel
d,e tai Strabetbollerm fir bas Gro
hirol ben StraBen, iolpie aird) bel
Namnlen', iiir fas a1tlegen bon
Mb5ll9sBrGbel,, allgentein @eifal &c.
fln,sst bat.
Sas GolwrfD. @erift BON @ascortt
ohe County bat fiir5lif, BEL bieler
6ir1na 12 BON oieien Maidmpeit be-
ibellt. 9ie 6abrif IN llniom bot
bis iett under Gem gtadtfeil ilttge-
mpganSelt &etniebs tapitola geIitteit.
% bab ptele slititrdge mid)t al Ger
heitiunrtctt 3ait airsaeiiiJrt sperbGl
frantian Die Tirna beabiidtiet &a-
fer Dos aapital ann $500. sn Der
meynclt. INN bie Sabrifation IN
groberen DSabitabe n1rb portbeil-
bnfter botrdihen al fottncar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
@crsIiden Nanf.

@dbrellh bes Mnlpats SSSitIi babe
folgenbe lutlerer gesbrteat 2cier tb
I6onitente,lt oa,f CTS Solfa5lutt rer
nMtent, moriiber mir biernnid l6altfelp
gltittireir:
Nralt Clos. @ltit, &eullai,a1 Mo.
=. y. Hotsss cn1epen. SemnmmL Wo.
GlbrEft. llir5e, Morriion, Mo.
Ga)us. 8idlf, fredericksburg SEQ.
@tas. lltbe, plato, Mo.
Hcp. SIR. @nbler, Ytlot 8rohe, 800
Splpaiter Settler. Carthage, Mo.
@Sln. 9ltel, gbampis, 500.
Snalt sllbert Gbofern, &ermaint, ST.
SsoDit Ieotfe, Sreberidsblrra @o.
@tn. Sd)idt, SueberidsblprQ, Mo.
9lapl. @eifltiot, ai,btoipr, $50.
HoSa Miipeller, Neparf, 90. s.
Serb. goerdFid. @lofuo, 500.
Gibriifior &npidl Stolpe, 800.
3apier 8lrfper, &erutaaug 81. /:
Mi9. Sogeft 3ernnattft, $40.
Gon. Sons, Semnnin, 500.
Oscar Srdefl ct. Soltts, Uto.
@n. 8esemtaiuL MorriIoib Mio.
SO. s. 8oeina, ct. Soipis. 500.
GbaS. Tiider, Sermuolut 500. 81. 1.
ahpJ. Sidbs. S%eultnilat, 800. g.. 9.
@lht. OorHpen SeunaMta Wo. 81. 1.
gipa. Epblinaanl 8atl 800.
$. s, 8rinfrnnira SpapSpille $40.
Ben. &oit, Senntartat, $40.
g6as. @oimritarf,ir. Sernnoirtp $40.
8nl. Soecrber, Ser1,onay 500. 81. 2.
=. 20. @nNs, GtIah Mao.
&ep. s. &. &oener, 2a Gorte, SSitb.
s. s. Genuine, SaInnge, Neb.
glfrco @pobeL Ct. 2oltis, Mo.
$. 8. 8eriirpg, &ernparns Wan.
S&5. @als, lliuiofG Mo.
&aitrp SonS, Sernbdiut, Wao.
@Das, Salffr., Monrhodl Neo.
Nltg. &iiuger, @orriSom Nfo.
@liit. @aner, &ermnlnb Mo. 81. 3.
S,lrrp &obI, 9emnniup, Wto.
@. S. &nimipeI, @aterpille Som.
@in. &onteiierr, Simfenh 8nnt.
sSaccb 9ltcbler, &eri1taftab Mto.
g. 6. Sfrafs,G nlpnntp 500.
Tep. 4apg. &itfnt, Stottb Sin, SEQ.
&ep. 9et. 9luebIer, SittIc Sod, arf.
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tpie ole gonpbs s

-SohalS tpie Ole 8oaobs Der
Sta0t Sernlalmt l%nuterbradf limo,
meuoelp gaagebpte fir bear 9an Der
@aIIemperfe lrrrb Der M5ltgsfmrdle
clutgeaclgeatommen ltnb bte Irbeit
miro olsoaant Der 8oGeibblurg eittge'
aenaefiibrt 1perhent. Gies lit Die
Mbiidt oes Gtabtrratbs aaub inellil
tpie perlaaltct, antfere bni bieitgen
9aipGeat Ole gollse Serie Der BONDS
iihertpefurent, baluar miro Der 9ait Der
Yiunpitatiom ionic ulpdy Der &eler.
poirs, id,ort in beiu iadyiten @od1eh
in slnpgriff geip1nmeln. giner Sdnt'
lllug sirfolge tarrtp 0as 8alIertperf, 10
pie alpd Dos &mraI+Sytem fdJon
bis slult 1ldditen Sotular ooaearoet
1penberL ilipo 5tpar pblre irgeito
ipeldye l1ebereIlaiaug.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
Gorrisiert o
John n. HeImers,
Yin ,tniere iucrtben abonnenten.

Ser SiIfs . General : 8oitmei.
Her lerfte fiirsIih nniere gufmerf-
1ar1teit oa,f 6ie Yoit . SPECULATION,
melbe ben Serai,sgeber1r bon 3eit,
aifrsen 0as 8ripilesium emtaiebt, If.
re 3eitunger, sur 8oftrote Der
6fpeiten aIoiie, an iolde sbonnerten
~ %oerien6en. peId)e INIT ibrem
announcement fir elm Sobr ODER Ian
ger I'M &iiditailS iino. 8ir iinb %.
per 9e5tpunselt Den @erianot unie'
res gIottes, on slbomterten ,uelhe
eth Sabr I'M &iiditanb firo, eirt5ii.
lielen, fpenit 6ieieIbem ben fdniset
Detras rift inuerboIb Ger nadftett
BOAR @oden einienoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
GinmeiInns Der uenen Stride
Eptsbam.

Die epanqI. ref. 3ions. @eneiipbe
in EotS0am elrrite am %. SSltli If.
ne iue1lc Stride Gem 9iGlite @Sottes
meiipoit. &or Gina eiltein balhen
Sabre miroe ibre ulte STRIDE eir
Galrb Der Slommel,. Gle @entein
DE lieS ibrer 0fipt iehod) tuift iiipfen,
iciasc.as beidloB cine ipaite intb ge.
r~1irniBcre Stride 3lt halten, laao
giapg olvt,e gleidi lpafer aq;s @,rf.
Sci Scr erridtung Ses Bones ba-
bGn lidy peridJiebGlle g!iidlfdc NO
n1.l1.e D%ereiaT9t: Gii ettslJ DIR Ea-
tor, cine opferlpilisa @sm:crIse, elm
miidti5es @oltfnrn:te II. ei1pe frelinb.
idaitlfde @ciiniunpg DER perifyieoe.
anat Hadbargemeinbsn. 9ie apelie
&irfse iIt eiite 3ierte Der llntge3ellb.
3atr &~irdGpe;Ge battc iib eire
grobs @ccffnim.qp3e si,tsefunubelr;
nebit Ger @e1rrialbe marNr piele Set.
geapiielr Mls sem terndjbarten &c.
msinsmr Morriio,l, StoIpe, Srebe.
ridstMung, @op, StoIpe lnpb @eloome
aidGene1t. ~
Tim 10 lrbr nonrrittngs REF Ole roaie
airdjadJlpGe init liebIid,em &larg
slrr Seier. Der Srtspaitor, g..
&aniid,. iiberoab bas meme @ottes.
balhs ieitaer S~eitimlnnpg. 9ic @ei-
farnebist liclt Gadtor $. 9. 30
bnof, bon ct. 2Niis, uipS linn fola'
tie mutt eiruer filrger &ehe Eaitor 8.
Son 2mlpi, BON Morriipn.
aan Iad)nlittag bieltMt 5eitraoen
bie Talturen s. gef,tboIt. bon Sreb.
%erifsblr9; i. Te1tidFe, pcc1 Stoipe.
&attbifat Sd)arcler, BON Scope, bielt
ole SfdhlBnebc. Gie MitiiftapeIle,
BON fredericksburg, telde in rbeiier
Uniform erid)ienelt mar, begleite.
Re cont @eia1g.
1ie Sranteiu Der feiernSen @es
me:Gace trll9elt itr mtsgiebiger @eiie
, Sccre fir rciflidc @capirtlung Ser
rjelcm 61itgaibs.
Scbr crflTul;d mar, 0aB bel ole.
Ter &irdaraibe es iih geaei9t f,atte,
DOB ode Haltoren 1uno @emeiauber
an Der ltilpgogcuro sl ciironaer i'm
frennoidsaftlid;al gerbaltnib ibebeu,
ass!ciG iie beridieSelpeir Spnobal.
forpern a~agebOren. Gas betpies
mldl Die cutie Seitfoaefte ole mrtO
5000 betrile.
@oge ole eporgl. ref. 3iorns-@ sc.
metnHe, Ole lrrter Ser umiidti1ell
Scititr9 ibres heliebten Taitors iebr
grobe Sortidlritte gemadt bed, inl-
nuer npebr M~titorbeiterin i'm Heide
oes bintnliid,en &atcrS m@ibeit. 6.
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9as Scrbiticit in Slanb.

ltapier NodJturitaHtderp @laitb,
tmfit o%eseinpGrtig n~ltagcoetprte &pr.
b%orJtamrgein sltr Seier ~iei1er sip.i-
telL iabrliden Standardization
mcIdle pom midNtat %. bis 5,ull 81.
s(at1llit itattfinhon tperben.
Die Sfraben ipeIde rad1 Dem
Soir1 Sibe Garf fiibrell, ioauie nlld)
Ger Earf ielbit, perAen sl 6enr
3tred be1attt lurb bos galr5e Gerroin
mirb eleftriidt beleltd,tet peroen.
@cniigeipo INNS gapteS Srnrfraiier,
ionic alph Sitralnrl, i'm anlpbic.
Sbeater, fir liter 1000 Geripnel,,
liluo bor8eicbet.
Cine Ger Sailptattruftiufmat ole
Ter Sertitfeitlidyteitnp beitebt lit
Nelt tigIih itattf inHeuoelr, ~SlpeiinaIi.
gen fpeiGt &oriueQ,urgat ser Grei
@arriioyrs. ipeld)e BON Der TreIie Ges
Satuoes lrluo pom Glubliflrrt oils bic
b~eritbnttGitcn aneritaniibel aiinit-
Ter ntf ben Bicycle olperfamlt Iiiro.
Gas 6eit.&omite bot altdl SEN
iptltberiilnnter <ftidiffer, Irof.
Nearl Stltdrep, ellgaairt, peIder
t0glidJ Icilue felriatioareIlen 9ulon-
aalfiticge rpebit @erabiprluag INIT Dem
6auidirn. uilsiilbrcn tpiuo. Die be.
itch @hritt%S rdGter iilh fiir 6os
0eIt clpgogirt mo ale rotbigelr Spr-
feDruuBMr iinb getroffsn, INN Sen
9elatd)ern GrIollnpg, @elNlb unb
nlpterlpaltlung 81 bie.en.
Ser Iuseipnmlte .Gife" miro bei
elmer greite BON 100 Slrb cine
Sdnue BON 1000 SalB babep rulo
miro id,on fir iidy ollein eilpe arobe
Ittraitioit biiban; bas Seit-9omite
bcbailptet fiir hen yGife" ciitige Der
heitPn attnaftiolrn i%nrierer 3eit ee-
l.d),rt 81 babeih
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@dbrellh bes Morpats sSitIi bdber
foleetlbe lutIener geebrtelt 2der tbr
announcement a1sf CTS Tplfa5latt ter.
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Big sewn.

@ilIse luuierer Sarrper iitrb iett
nit ibrer @mute gaip5 fertig; file feb
apeat iib iebod allie rad einem gu.
ten, a~itsgbebiget &egeil.
@eore Naittauborf rebit Sodyter,
ppit @eleetto, Sfla; Sbep. @ittet-
hort BON ct. 9ouis; Srmt Sobn
Coulter. BON Siose; 8roni &obert
Niller, BON 0aparspille, ant6 Sraii
s. @ittarOorf BON 9rate, beFamoen
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slblcbn bon Sran s. 6. sdmit

Starb on porigen Iitt,podl oen
"a. Sltli, in Der @nbnriug BON Or.
6. g. Saffrner, at bet Solgat eiiper
Operation, Snau S. 6. Sdnrit, seb.
.Gamlire Boss, I'M glitter BON %
Sdbren.
Srml Sdmrit NOR idol, ieit lGilge,
rer 3eit Ieibetpo nno eine Opera
tloon mar idolt lanait als ratbiam
eradtet morben, fiiralih lpl.rrc ibr
3ltltalub iehod) 10 beoonflid], baB ei-
I'VE Speration ~abio!upt r~ctbna:S:s eg.
idy;en. Sic e~rlyol.c lid, nod Der
Operation ioaneit, rob Sofi1nrr5 mif
lire @icnerEeritelllng porbancnr
mar; leiber erapies iidy Dies aber
OILS ein Srtgitlltb. Sic fuirbe mad,
Der Speratiutt poat eiauar Nerpeit-
eridiittcmrrn ersriffera gesar rnal-
DIE ar5tlid,e Silfe nuad3tfog mar.
sic Gerltorbeile mar eiee Sodp
ter BON Setter 9oss ui,b @ottnn
hon Morriion, lnro ~binterl6bt, oliB-
er ibrem betriibten @atten lnrb ibs
rem @ltem nod 8 &iipber, Mlioe,
Miubel aapb Gliie, iotpie s 9riiber
ipluh 3 Sdrpaitern, peldse ibr frii1es
Siir'daioun betraltern.
9ie 9eeubignig farb oan lesters
Samstog Monson, BON Ger 8obn-
ltlp9 ibrer gfteml, ;rt Morriipl,, Itatt,
lrirter 2eitlllas BON Gater alfreb
1rit, ltpo lniber 8etbeiligirng %iGrnrt-
Iider Iitglieoer rer Morriimr 2p9e
Der 6. 6. Of g., ionic etner groben
IrBald Der Mitglieher Ser bieiigels
2nse ser 6. &. OF q. Inter hen
N~amreie1tfmr rGGt nllsaparts, mclf)e
Ger 9eerbigiutu4 teimo6rtet, iparel
bie SoIgeiGce1: Scrmanm 2efotte II.
@nttill, Iero. Sefotte, SrIs. Seln1a
Sefotte, 8rctdnt 9irf limo Siloa
Strab sqer, bon Sernlantr; Gbas.
M1H1lfs ii. @attill, iomie Sri. gmnla
9oebm, bon 2ilm; Martin Sdnmib,
@erarh Sdpmit, Setter Iltmnfs, @il-
bclm Mltoufs, Sacob IirelrfS, Mife
Wlpellfs lnro eSncob @bert, pon t,abe
2poie Greet; @eraro @ieIillg limo
@ottiat, 5roit 9. s. Mertens, Strait
&irgil @%oiLlnt, Sri. GIarioe 9oillot
lallo SEER Melpier illpo @uttilt, bon
Glannos.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02

lid lette ISOLDE aiif Seiild bel Der
Sariilie bodn SSobr &oitfett.
Die Witglieoer Der so. @. OF ".
iper6elp aril "a. slligitit IN &oitietts
@rope, III Ger gaGbe BON Stonp Sin,
tbr nniabrIides groBes 8ifrit, apebit
Ball, a6baItefS st ipeldem Sober
martir i~pein6Iidft e~ingelaoen lit.
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-stbonnirt oitf bas Serrnanner
@olfsbIatt.
The Clay City times., 1912-08-01
PRIMARY ELECTION NOTICE

To Be Held In
The Clay City times., 1912-08-01

The statistics show that the
manufacturers of tobacco get
more for its manufacture than
the growers get for raising it and
marketing it, though the work
attached to its manufacture is
not more than one-fourth that
required in it's growing. That's
the way it always is, the farmer
produces articles for the manu-.
facturers to speculate on and lay
up big fortunes, while the far
mer gets a bare living for his
labors.
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while the express companies pay
dividends on a capitalization of
$780, 900, 900, they have an actual
capital investment of $1,000, 900.
Their chief asset is their con-
tracts with the railroads which
contracts are little more than Ii.
censes to rob the people. Express
rates IN this country are ten
times what they should be on
some classes of merchandise,
and as much of their traffic is In
food stuffs, the tremendous bene-
fits they'enjoy adds directly to
the high cost of living.
The Clay City times., 1912-08-01

The trusts have found out that
nothing pays so well as "dissO.
lutiOn". Following the decree
of the Supreme court ordering
the Standard Oil trust to dis
solve, the value of the mOnopo.
ly's stock went skyward. The
court decree, without changing
the trust in any way, except in
the matter of administration,
amounted practically to a gov
ernment guarantee to violate the
laws. After the decree was is
sued the trust managers discov-
cred that the monopoly stood in
no further danger of government
prosecution, and as this danger
always had been the chief men,
ace to the trust, it was a great
boOu to have it removed. Ac-
cOrding the value of the trust
share rose rapidly.
As result, other trusts have
begun to "dissolve". The beef
trust has announced "dissolu.
ton plan, so that it, too, may
conform to the Supreme court
definition of law abiding trust.
The powder trust did likewise,
the decree, in its case, being
written by the trusts own law
yers, and later approved by the
Feder.i court of Delaware.
Next to high tariff, "disso-
intlon" is the best thing that ev-
er happened to the trusts.
The Clay City times., 1912-08-01
Darlingsville.

Luther Smethers, of Lexington,
is visiting his brothers, James and
Fred Smethers, of this place.
Roy Bowman has been laid up
for several days with some kind
of trouble in limbs. He is now
improving some.
School has been closed this
week while our teacher, Miss
Lille Boone, is attending the
Teachers Institute this week al
Stanton.
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wick's creek, spent Sunday even
ing with G. W. Lyle and fam
lily.
Beware Of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain rlercury,

Beware Of Oinsments for Catarrh
that Contain rlercury.
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when en-
tering it through the mucous eur
faces. Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do is ten fold to
the good yoa can possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure is
manufactured by F. J. Cheney L.
Co., Toledo, O., contains no mer.
curry. and is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. 1t is taken internal
ly and made in Toledo. Ohio, by
F. j. Cheney and Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, 75c
per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
The Clay City times., 1912-08-01
SWEET CLOVER

A great fertilizer, and a hardy
vigorous forage plant for hay and
pasture. Will grow in any soil,
even in rocky places. Can be sown
with spring oats, or sown alone in
May for meadow, and sown in with
corn at the last cultivation. Prices
of seed, and circular how to grow it
sent on request.
BOKHARA SEED CO., Falmouth, Ky.
Box 80.
The Clay City times., 1912-08-01
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Clerk Powell County Cor
The Clay City times., 1912-08-01
The TINES and

Over at London, KY, the post
master, Lee B. McHargue, who
is general manager of the Noun
tain Echo, a Republican paper,
printed the following editorial
June 9th, and some other per-
son is now handling the mails at
London.
"Over at Washington sat a
man, a self-confessed man of
straw, 4 self.confessed rat driven
INTO corner, from which he
could only extricated by the ma
nipulating of delegates honestly
and fairly selected for his oppOn-
ent, man who so little worried
over the outcome of the Chicago
convention knowing as he did,
that his lieutenants had left
nothing to chance and had stolen
enough delegates to make his
calling and election sure, that he
daily during the deliberation of
the convention attended the
baseball games or engaged in a
game of golf.
ESQ little did the cause of the
people press upon his conscience
or weigh upon his heart that he
could joke about the fine games
and the great plays made by the
PARTICIPANTS, man who has made
himself the recipient of stolen
goods and who is therefore an &C.
cessOry to the theft of the dele.
gates, man who denies the di-
vinity of Jesus Christ"
The Clay City times., 1912-08-01
Furnace.
(LAsT WEEK.

Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Lyle we're
in Irvine Monday.
School began here Monday with
John Newkirk teacher.
Miss Jessie Wierman attended
church at Mt. Spring Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike CLANCY spent
Sunday with Geo. CLANCY and
family. '..
Misses Maud Messer and Lutte
Billings attended church at Cobb
Hill Sunday.
Mr.. Lyle ,Kennon, of Hard
The Clay City times., 1912-08-01

Naturally the alleged attempt
to blow up Taft with an internal
machine didn't attract much at.
tention at a time when he is be-
ing blown up by "T. r." every
day.
The Clay City times., 1912-08-01

Services 2nd and 3rd Sabbaths Of
each month.
Prayer Meetings, Wednesday even.
ings. --S~1'
Rev. J. G. Hanley, Pastor.
The Clay City times., 1912-08-01
SPOUT SPRING.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Kirby Wis.,
tied relatives at Waco last
week.
The infant child of Mrs. Livia
Williams, deceased, died Of
whooping cough in Powell coun.
ty and was brought here Tuesday
for burial at Jackson's Chapel.
Fat men are not smiling these