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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-05-15
COLORED CONGREG4TIlN
TO have new Church
Old Church Now Practically
RemOdeIed

The congregation of Friendship
Baptist church, colored, will soon wor-
ship in more imposing edifice than
in recent years. During the past
few months the church building has
been almost entirely rebuilt and very
greatly strengthened and beautified
with the addition of steeple and
stained glass windows.
The entire structure is now being
veneered with brick, and will hvae the
appearance of solid brick building
throughout. The church members
have labored long and faithfully at
this work, and will soon have one of
the most substantial houses of worship
owned by any colored congregation in
Americus, of which there are many.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-05-15
BASEBALL SEASON TO OPEN
WITH THE GAMES TOMORROW
Columbus to Come For Series of Two Games, One To-
morrow and One On Friday Locals Will Put Out
Strong Team Against the Visitors

The baseball season proper will be
pried open here tomorrow afternoon
when the locals will meet the strong
Columbus aggregation on the local
diamond in the first of two-game Sc
ries that promises to be one of the
livliest that has ever been fought out
on the local diamond.
1t will be recalled that this team
that the locals will play tomorrow is
the same one that defeated the Amer
icus team in Columbus last Friday
by\a score of to /. The visitors
have a well organized ball team, one
which has been playing together for
some time already, and which is in
excellent shape for the games to be
played here soon. There will be
some giIt-edge baseball served up at
the local scraps, of that there can
be no doubt.
In the Columbus bunch are several
players that have seen service in the
South Atlantic league, and the team is
a strong one in every department of
the game. The team will come to
Americus with its full quota of reg
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-05-15

Lawn school building at noon. On
account of the fact that the students
at the Agricultural College are now
in the process of standing their final
examinations, the number of cadets
in the ranks of the company from that
school will be small. Superintendent
Collum regrets that a larger number
will not be able to take part, buten
was unable to prevent the matter, as
notice was not given him until it was
too late to change the examination
day.
President F. A. Pope, of Somer-
Vile, N. j., the president of the ma
tional order, will be an interesting
visitor here, and he will respond to
the address of welcome. At 10:30 the
parade will form to march to the
school building. The main business
session of the convention will be held
at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon. The
days close will be witnessed by Il
banquet at the armory at o'clock.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-05-15
ROAD
DISCUSSED BY
BOARD TRADE
AT MEETING LAST NIGHT
AmeriCuS Is interested In the
Enterprise

While the attendance upon thu
meeting of the Board of Trade las
night was not as great as might have
been desired, considerable interes;
was manifested in the proceedings,
especially as referring to the propos-
ed railway, the Americus, Triton AMI
Atlantic, which promises to prove an
important factor in the development
of the fine section which it will tra-
verse.
President G. R. Ellis spoke at length
upon the enthusiastic meeting held
at Triton week ago, as did Mr.. w.
M. Crook, both of whom attended as
Representatives of Americus and of
the local Board of Trade.
Not only are the business men of
Tifton aroused, but those of Ashburn,
Milltown, Oakfeld and DoIes, all
good towns upon the proposed route.
Americus is expected to do its part
with the others, and such cooperation
was assured by President Ellis. APP
plication for charter has been made
and all initial steps taken which will
insure the building of the line.
In fact, it is proposed to have
surveying corps in the field as soon
as charter is granted by the secretary
of state. Only the hearty co-opera-
tiOn of Americus and other towns
along the proposed route is essential
to the success of the enterprise.
Mr.. Grier, of Triton, it was stated,
had agreed to raise all of the requir-
ed capital stock of 100000 within
sixty days. This amount, of course
viii be increased as desired by the
roads board of directors.
Brief addresses were made by men,
bers present last night, emphasizing
the need of such an enterprise here.
1t was the sense of the meeting thaC
Americus very much wanted the A. T.
and A. railway, and would readily do
the part assigned in securing it. That
it will prove fine trade feeder here
is fact well recognized.
While definite and official action
was not taken last night, due to the
rather small attendance, the fact was
abundantly evidenced that the pro-
posed railway would have the hearty
cooperation of Americus' business
interests, backed by the Board of
| Trade. The meeting was quite en-
couraging and impetus is given the
movement thereby.
Another meeting will be called by
President Ellis shortly, at which time
further information regarding the
building of the railway will be sub
mitted
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-05-15
TRAP SHOOTERS BUSY
AT COLUMBUS MEET
AmGriCuS Representatives
There

Columbus, Ca, May 14--In the
preliminary trap shoiting of the
southern handicap which was held
Monday afternoon, P. G. Butts led
the professionals in the sixteen yard
one hundred birds event which was
the only event held. Mr.. Butts, who
comes from Chicago, made score OF
SO.
Mr.. Ed Topperwein, of San An.
tonic, Tex, prominent figure in
southern tournaments, broke 50.
George H. Waddell, of Columbus, led
the amateurs, making 96 out of q
possible hundred.
The real events of the handicaps
for professionals and amateurs start.
ed today at noon with many pro.
fessionals on hand from every section
of the United States and with tbs
weather ideal for trap shooting. The
contests are witnessed by hundred
of people and have attracted scores o.
visitors to Columbus from every sec
ton of the south. -
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READY FOR ?.
OPENING Of
The SEASON
At The Big ORCHARD HERE
Will Handle the Peaches EX.
pGditiOusIy

Aditional facilities are being Install
Cd by the Ware-Progress Co. at its
me orchard, six miles south of
Americus, to the end of handling the
me peach crop, now fully assured
Additional buildings are in process of
erection, and busy scene is present
"a IN preparation for the approaching
Iruit season.
mere are, approximately, 100000
me peach trees in this orchard, and
crop second only to the bumper crop
oI TWO years ago seems assured. AL
'e"uy the company owns a commod-
'ous packing house there, together
with one of the largest and best equip
pea canning plants in Georgia, but
'uuluonal shed room will be required
ms season in the expeditions hand
ing of the peaches Shipments OF
peaches should not be delayed, even
Tor day.
manager Strong and, Supt. Glawsor
"Fe busy looking after the erection Of
oDidlngs and putting the cannins
p'ant in readiness to begin opera
IONS in June.
inns plant put up a dozen carload!
u peaches two seasons ago, the fin
pto0uct being shipped to many states
"uVertising this manufacturing indus
wy or Sumter abroad. This season
"''h increased facilities for ackine
ne output will be larger, as. nearl
@e entire peach crop will be canned
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-05-15

Americus is today the host for the
state convention of the Patriotic Or
der. Sons of America, which con-
venes here today in annual session
Preparations have been completed fOY
q royal entertainment of the mere
berS of the order who will come to
Americus to be in attendance upon
the meeting of the state camp here
today.
Representatives are expected from
all the twenty camps of the order in
the state, including Camps. Nos. II
and "A, which are local The dele
gates will be cared for in most hos
pitahle manner. Decorations have
been placed in the X. of P hall, wher4
the sessions of the convention will be
held, and a large banner has been
strung across the street, so that no
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-05-15

as follows:
Chorus, Sailing. BY School.
Recitation, THE Artless Prattle OF
Childhood Mary Ella Laramore.
Play, "The Pull Back. Six Girls
Drill-Sixteen Girls.
Recitation, "St. Peter at The Gate.
Mary Lizzie Forester.
A Burlesque in One Act--Sister Ma
sons.
Vaudeville Sketch--"The Tramp an,
the Actress
A Farcial Trial--"The Great Pump
kin Case of Cuff and Muff"
Pantomime, Last Rose of Summer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-05-15

ular players, forming semi-profes-
| sional team that is undoubtedly one
of the strongest in the state.
The locals will meet them with
strong team, as was announced by
Manager Ford last night, when it be-
came certain that the Columbus team
would come over for the series OF
games. Several new players have
been added to the locals, so that they
ane now ready for the season. In FRI
days game will appear other new
players, SO that the season will open
up in earnest with the games to bs
played this week,
All the fans are cordially invited 81
show up at the ball park tomorrow
afternoon, as the game will be a fast
one from start to finish. The local
team has been practicing hard for
some time past and is in excellent
shape for the games to be played.
Manager Ford has been working hard
to land the best available players, and
the lineup tomorrow and next day
will show that he has done the WORK
we'll.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-05-15
NOTED TENOR
Will APPEAR
in RECITAL
AT BELL STUDIO ON MONDAY
John Barnes Wells Will SinQ
Here Then

No one of the artist recitals that
have been given by Miss Bell have
met with more popular approval than
will the one to be given Monday even
ing by Mr.. John Barnes Wells, the
popular tenor, who will give a recital
at the Bell stiduo that evening as the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-05-15
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PROGRAM FOR THE DAY.

IROUhAM run HE DAA'
Place of meeting-K. of P. =
= hall.
9 O'clock A. M.-Opening of
, State Camp.
Address of Welcome-Mayor =
= ]. E. Mathis.
Response-National President -
IF. A. Pope. =
Annual address of State Pres "
ident-Hon. j. f. Sheppard.
1890 A. M.-Form parade at X. :
= of P. hall and march to Furlow =
school. Parade headed by =
, A. L. l. and Agricultural College :
= Cadets. y
II A. M.-Invocation, by Rev =
R. L. Bivins. =
Address-Nationa President F. =
= A. Pope. =
70 Noon-Raising of U. S. >
, flag. y
ode. My Country, 'Tis of 4
= School Children and P. 0. =
> S. of A. Y
= Firing Salute-A. l.. |. and =
Agricultural Cadets. =
= , P. M.-Reconvening of State =
= Camp for transaction of business. =
= p. M.-Banquet to visitors =
= and members P. o. S. of A at \
= A. L. |. Armory. =
= \ = \ = 4 = 4 = 4 I 4
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-05-15

which he voted for before he became
presidential candidate is bid for
support iE the north is the opinion OF
most persons in Washington. Color -
gwen the belief by the announced de-
termination of Underwood forces to
press his campaign in the north.
His attitude on the Bristow amends
ment, his willingness to mlothe the
federal government with the authority
to invade the southern states and SUI
pervise their elections may win him
support at the north, but it has nos
helped him with the southern meme
beers Of congrtss.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-05-15
S. OF A. Will CONVENE
HERE IN STATE SESSION
Members Of Order Are Already Arriving in City-Prepa.
FatiORS Complete for Royal Entertainment FLAG
Raising Exercises to Be Impressive

one can miss the place of meeting.
Both the members of the Americus
Light Infantry and the Agricultural
College Cadets will take part in the
tag-raising exercises at the Furlow
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-05-15

Following the peach crop, the COM
pany proposes to again can sweet po-
tatoes and vegetables, which 1t has
done quite successfully heretofore,
s. +t
and upon a large scale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-05
q eIuht t.

Sulge RGnner, nm in praftifder qus
tonobilsG huIe llnterriht 3a rebn,en.
yaienoe Mdnner erlernen Elm profitabs
les @ei6dft. Sdreibt ODER tpenbet guh
iogIeid an bic
San Antonio Automobile School.
f24 apeume 9. San Mntoniu, gesas.
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Die @eididte einer 8ismarf-
Treunbidaft4


4Is Der faiierlihe @eianote Or.
Miharo &rauel I'M Sabre 1896 in
Grieorihsrub gismarf beiudte unb
tim er3dblte, er femme in 2iibef Die
alte Shneiter Shirt BON Shloe5ers,
gdcilie gurtius, 90 iogte Ser MIt-
reihsfanaler: SD bite, geben sic
gu oteier Dame, bringen Sic ibr
meinen @ruB iie lit ore shpe.
iter zines Mannes, Der gu meinen
treueiten Greun6en geb0rte." &C.
wobnIih miro S1Ioe5ers Same niht
%genannt, menn bon Bismards Ser
tranten uno intimiten Jreunoen Die
Heoe tit. Weoer in ben Geoanfen
un6 grinnerungen nod IN Der aGge-
meinen 8ismarf-2 itteratur lit er
ertDdbnt, uro bod geb0rte GdIoe8er
gum engiten &reiie oes Giiriten, 5tano
inn peri0nlih iebr nabe. S1loeaer
mar Sefret1r Bel Der preuBiihen
@eianotihaft in 8etersburg, ais
Otto BON Bismard 1851 Den @e-
ianotdaftspoiten am ruiiifden Scfe
iibernabm. Ser neue gbet oelfen
ungetDobnlihe S~dbigfeiten fem
5efretar balb erfannte, fubrte elm
itrenges, fait unertrdgIides &egi-
ment. Ile Serren Der @eiamot.
idaft miBten iid t1gIid Morgens
BET benz Haida nit ben brei Mob-
haaren iDie ieine untergebeuen i'm
tpegen ieines mangelnben 4opf-
idmufes getauft batten, meloen. als
Sdloeaer zines Cages, eridien, mar
gismarf geraoe I'M Sof BEL ben
Pferoen uno 10 empfabI ii9 Ser
trotige Sefretdr mad einigem @ar-
ten init ben @orten: .Denn mel.
mem Chef feline Hferbe Iieber fino
als lem 2esationsiefretdr, fam id)
ia geben.~ Stun fam es 5u elmer
Spannung, Die BET Shloe5er in
Itdrffte gerbitterung ausartete: SD
babe gum eriten Male einen Wen-
idea redt griinoIid gebnBt, ndm-
lid gismarf,~ lhrieb er Mnfangs
augnit 1859 einem Srennoa, .ifon
bier5ebn Eage nod ieiner Anfunft
bntten mir iolhe Hitte matchmaker,
uno es fam gu folden Muftritten
5tuiiden nns, bob er mid foroern
mo1te. Sn oieier 8eiie babe id nit
Bismarf Bis Dor bier @oden fort
gelebt, mo er franz unb nafgiebiger
mtroe."
Dod aus oieiem beit1noigen Nm
einmbergeraten Der beiben Sisfopfe
feinten aamdbIih Die eriten SIC.
gungen gegenieitigen @eritdnonii.
les uno gegenieitiser afhing; I'M
beUubt fnnpfte iid 3tpiihen ben bei-
ben W1nnern ienes niemaIs mie-
Der gelOite Bano Der Sreunoihaft,
oas iie 10 eng 5uiammeniflieBen
ionte. Gem @eianbten gefie[ ieii
Sefretar fpegen ieines beiteren no,
turlifen Weiens, ieiner l1nterbal-
tnngsfraf, Die aud cine anfeltfp-
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Die GrOberaus ser Sansfran.

Nad elmer 8au5eit bon orei5ebn
Sabren bat Die Snngfrnubabn iett
bag 1857 Meter Iber Dem Weer ge-
lege1e, atDiiden M6ud uno Sung
frau e~ingebettete Suugfrauio1 err
reibt, oas Der @ipfeI Der Sungfrau
nur nod UNI 700 Meter iiberragt.
8isber mar Gtntiou gismeer Die
1@noftdtion Der Snugfraubnbn. gnoa
SuIi 1912 tper6en Die Meiienoen
gum sriienmdI weiterbeforoert Bis
our citation Suilgfrauio9 uno oamit
mitten bineiu in Die Gd0nbeiten Der
bDfnIpinen MeIt. Gin aorrelpon.
bent ihiloert ben iiberp1ltigenoen
Ginorud, ben Die SobgebirgspeIi
BON Der neuen Station aus auf ben
geibauer madt:
es mar Elm 4nbIif bon liberia.
Iihenber Stiue uno @r0Be; oas
spiel Der @ipfeIIinien, Die bier
nitt mebr job Die Sobe eritreben,
ionoern aIeidiam senieBeno u. aus.
foiteno iih in ibr perbreiten, aeiei
cine iol6 erbabene alibe, bab einef1
mol bic Sr1nen in Die augeng tire.
ten modten; man flblte, DOB man
BON Dem groben Ban Der groe oas
oberite Blateou betreten batte. Sr
Du~nberbarer ginfomfeit, mie EN-
frieopoQes Benefits, oebnte fid 81
unferen JiBen filometerfpeit oas
enge, fIahe 1aI oes Sungfrmfrns
gum 9onforotaplas binunter; Dor
beinen Seiten, linfs pom Srus
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Manner, bic Grfolg ha6en

als 2eiter GROCER unternebmuneen,
limo Wanner BON GROCER Gnersie.
erfolg beoingt beutautaee @eiuno-
belt. aranfbeit beoeutet grfoIgloiig-
felt. @s 1T toridt fir einen @ann,
m einem gebrodenen, fait lebIoien
3uitonoe gu bleiben, tpenn electric
gttters i'm in fiir5eiter 3eit ipieoer
ouf iidere SiiBe brinst. n8ier SIa-
iden baben mir mebr gebolfen, als
ale Weoi5in, Die i6 lie eenommeil
babe, nad iabrelansem 2eioen an
9beumatismus, 2eber- uno Wasen-
ltorungen uno angegriffenen 0ie-
rem; electric gitters peroonfe ib es,
bob i6 iest mobl unb mupter BIZ"
idreibt Gbas. 9. @len, SpIpania,
Ga. 8eriudt i'm. Nur SOC in alien
a~potbefen.
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berg, redts Dom &~ran5berg, idoben
iid) fuliiienartig ousIauferoe Sells
nro S6neegrate berein, 5piid)en Be-
men binonrh ser Slid big gu Ben
@aaiier @letiderfuppen i6meifte.
Ser Simmel mar gang flar, MIR
BON penigen ouftie-tpeiden S0bn-
MOLTEN in paeerebten Streifen
ourd5ogen..
3u unlrer Ge1ten aber, an Ser
8rert5e Der tief uns inn Hiifen tie
genoen groenmelt, redte ii6 Der
oberlte @ipfelbou Ser Sungfrau IN
ben @etber empor! @te nit letoer-
idaftlid idiisenber @ebaroe Seili-
ses bonn Brofanen trenneno, faQt
unmitelbar bonn @ipfel, ourb pole
iiebenbunbert Meter, ser fable, oofi-
ge Norooitgrat 5u unierm Stano-
punft ab; er tit es ouh, Der aaen
Mngriffen Der 8~ergiteiger ant lang
item itanogebalten bat, oenn erft
1911 puroe er bon Waior @eber
aus Bern NIT Dem in11gen Sibrer
S6lunegger in apoIfitinoigem Muf=
Itiee 5um eritenmaI be3munger.
2infs bonn @ipfel lift ser &ottaliai-
tel iibtbar, iiber beiIen i1b berab-
flutenbe Sirnpenen Ser gepobnli6e
Weg gum pergldiderten Suooitgrat
unb gum eriebnten 3ieIe fibrt.
Wer in oiefem CONNER Die Sta=
tion Su~nsfrouiod (3457 Meter) be-
iu6t, miro bon Der 9urdbru6iteas
aug einen in Die fteile 8ratlebna
eingeiprengten @eg borfinoen unb
5u Dem feline ameibunoert Meter
e%ntfernten .Sbneeiottel bes Sung
frauioAs nagreht biniiber manoerll
fonnen: bort erganat ben Slid nod
Su6en, IN Die bebre 5irnennelt, Elm
8lif nod Noroen: iiber id)aurige
abgriinoe bintpeg in CRIME 9aItiefen
uno blaue Sernen, tpie i'm uns Der
Won6sitoGen bot. Nun mirb es
IN oieier itinen meiBen 2anoidafl
balo reyes 2eben eeben; aber 70 grof,
iin6 Die Dimeniionen oaB auh gam
&c &aratDanen faum bas Maturbilo
peroerben, uno Die Spuren iino boIo
genug pieoer bermildt. gin5ig Ole
Dem grimmigen Norooitgrat Der
Sungfrau borgelagerte feline 5dnee=
ppramioe Wuntt $500, Die gu 81
rem Der Todter @uper Boilers, Ser
@attin beg Observation-Disclosures
bon Salis, Sic Matbiloe genannt
miro, mag an idonen Gagen iiber-
reiben 8eiu6 erbulten; in elmer
balben 5tinoe lit man oben uno
bat babel bod aae 3ei5e zines ftef-
len Shneegrats nit gIifett IN ab=
.grmnoe nno Me~tbertDeiten gefoitet!
aae, Die 10 obne eroBe MnItren-
gungen Die @irfungen Ser Sodge-
birgsmelt aif Die SeeIe erfabren
peroen, mogen einge6enf iein, oaB
Der 8egrinoer Der Sungfraubabn
oieie nun aIler @elt augangIib se-
mahten @un6er ieIber ME genoB;
@uper.3e4er bat Die Sungfrau nidt
beitiegen uno audi ionft nidt ibr
@ebiet beiuht.
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9es Traioentem getosemalt,

@abrenb ieines neuliden Muf=
entbalts in Golumbus, Der Saupt-
ita0t ieines &eimatsitaates, anldbIid
ibrer Sabrbunoertfeier, belt 8raii-
Dent Taft mebrere Meoen, Die Geb=
ter. politiiden, mad ieiner grfl1-
rung Dor Der Nopembertpabl.
Sn elmer oieIer &eoen, Die er Dor
ben auf ben Backgrounds" ber-
iamn1elten 5armern bieIt, perteioig-
te er Die @etos, nit oenen er Dor
Der 8ertagung bes 4onereiIes Die
perihieoenen garifrenilionsbiGs be-
legte. Dabei dliBerte er iif iiber
Die prdiioentidaftlide 0~etogeipalt
pie foIgt:
sginise meiner Sreunoe iino Ser
Mnfidt baB, menn elm &onig bon
ieiner 8etogetpalt in berielben 8ei-
lie @ebrau1t gemadt b1tte, ME i'd,
man i'm UNI einen @opf fiir5er ge-
madt baben fpiiroe. Sd BIN fem So
mig, uno 0arin beitebt ser Inter
ihieo. Ser Br1fibent befist @eto-
gemalt, uno es tit feline Hfli6t, Tie
5nr Mntpenoung gu bringen gegell
Geiesgebnng, Die er ni1t biIigen
fann.
Or muB oapon @ebrauh mo-
den, tpenn iein @epifier es inn be-
fieblt, mag man i'm besbaIb Inn Ell.
nen &opf fur5er maden o6er nidt.
Die 8rdiioenten pel1e, mie es in
Der Gegel Der San, M1nner fino,
Der6en niemaIs Dor Ser Mnpenonng
Der @etogetpolt 3uriifl1refen, tueril
tie es fir ge6oten balten, bon ibr
Gebrau1 gu MAIDEN. unb oas bn-
ben fie, nit tuenisem Musnabmen,
ftets 5u slrten 3peden, gum gorteil
beg golfes getm.
auniere 8orfabren bielten es fir
8pedmaBig, einen oas gauge 8olf
bertretenoen Mdnr gu baben, ser
imitanoe lift, bas 9olf auf @eleBge-
bang, Die er fir nahteilis bdlt> auf-
merfiam gu MAIDEN uno lolde @e-
~ieBgebung gu bereiteIn. Das 8eto
lift elm portreffIides Mittel gu bic
lem 3med: Meine Jreuf1oe unter
ben 4~ongreBmitgIieoern oie mid
tuegen ieiner Mntpenoung fritiiie-
rem, bergeiien %offenbar, SAB id nidt
mn, tpie iie, bonn goIfe. gerpdblt
noroen BIN ion6ern alid melt mebr
Stimmen erbalten babe aIs ieoer
BON linen.
gSSn oerielben Me6e, in tpelher fid
Der Araiioent IN folder @eiIe iiber
6as Beto nno bie 8etogeuoIt oes
|eriten 8ou5ugsbeamten oes 2anoes
Dor einefn a1di1entIib aug Gar-
mem beitebenoen Blblifum aiasIieB
iprd6 ct aud iber Die in Deutid-
lamb beftebenoen IdnoipirtlhoftIihen
8onfen, Die ben Bnlern gegen per-
b~1ltnismdBig nieorige 3inien DorIe-
ben gefDdbren. Serr Saft iaste, oie
Megierung iude iid gegenipdrtig
iiber Die oeutihen gnnfen beIagter
Mrt gu informierer1, UNI fie epentuea
IN oieiem 2anoe ein5ufibren.
Mud auf bic Meformer, tpie iic
gegenipdrtig an allen Gfen uno On
ben auftauderl fam Der Braiioent
.5u ipreden un6 fagte ii. a.: yWas
6ds Sblimnfte Bel oieien Geuten,
III, SaB iie ibre feformen BON beute
allf morsen poIl5ogen baden tpoler.
Nglber 70 idneG IdBt iih oas nidt ma=
den. 9IoBe Meloerungen beoeuien
nod LANCE feinen Sortidritt.~
SoIlten Die in Columbus bonn
prGiioenten gebaItenen Meoen uirf-
lid feline Ietten bor Der @abIihIndt
tein, 10 bat er onmit fir iid Biz
auf weiteres eineu guten Mbgans
bon Der parteipoIitifden @eonerbiib-
nc er8ieIt.
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Nif)t bas 8enige, mas mir be.
itsen, reibt uus unter Die 4rmen
elm, ionoern bas 8iele, mas mir ba-
ben mohtex.
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scbwarslanr form.

900 ader an macaoamiIierter StraBe.
10 WeeiIen oitti6 bon San 4ntonto. 80
&der inter &ultur, fat aaes Sarmlano.
GROCER Seil babon gananb; sutes Saiis,
Sutterhaus. S6uppen, gutter 8runrlen;
@tnDn1iible uuo Smlf. 8obI bic beits
geleaene Sarm in Der @egenb. quite
3a6barn. nabe our gottonz@ Sin, gum
Store uuo our Decentralization. Treis
$500 per ader. Qei6te B~eoiuaunaeu
5l 6 Hro5ent Suterefieu,
STEWART & VAN EMAN,
(aleiuise Ssenten),
417s419 Sumter &tog. Reues Gel. 806.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-02-08

up and discussed many issues tend
ing toward the better government
of the town. The new council has
taken hold with vim and soon will
be making things hum.
Mr. D E Fraser, the popular
cashier of the Bank of Olanta,
spent Tuesday in town on business.
Mr.. B. A. Cook has returned
from Atlanta. Ga, where he went
on business trip.
Miss Lucille Johnson, a fair Vir-
ginia school-ma'am, has been the
attractive guest of Miss Mayme
Green. Miss Johnson is teaching
this year at Johnsonville.
Mr.. Hoxie G Askins, originally of
this place, has returned here to re-
sumo the practice of law, much to
the delight of his many friends and
former clients. Mr. Askins is the
son of Major S M Askins and is well
known in these parts, where he was
formerly practicing. His wife and
family are soon to arrive and will
occupy the home of Mr. S M Askins,
OIL Acline Avenue.
Judge" ] A Green, of the Smith
Williams Co, is in Georgetown on
business. P. H. A.