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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-05
Betroeene Detragtr.

Sotssnbs b.itsrs Standardization
.rsdbIts jiinsit Elm Qsp Dorfsr 3olbts
amter: .gs tpirb bier bel tpsnigsr ges
|i6musgelt dls man gldubt. I'm Ct.
folsreid gu idmusstln, muB Semnnb
Spiebgefellen baden, unb fOlde finb
aep0bnt, entfpsoer gu betriisen. ober
bic anssbsr su fpieIsn.
Grit neulid rief Elm Ghiffsfdpitdn
einen Slider an nnb fragie Jpn, Oh e.
spei Safer grdnbn fiir ibn an aanb
bringen fpoate2 Gines bacon fontt
ibm fir feline miibe unb ftin Rifiec 5u
Cute tommen unb an einsm beittmms
ten punfte ausgelisFert fperben.
Der glider mieihstt aud tinen
Wda.n, 6egab fid an Grt unb GtelIe
unb bas Jab tpurbe aufseIaben. Mber
aud in buntler Ha9t Iebt (fpenigs
items mituntsr) bas Muss bes Gtftbss.
3ounGdtsr fabtsn ben Gifher sttpa
zine MsiIs auberbaIb bes tlsinsn Drtes
an Der aiIte BON Gong Jslonb db, mo
bsr granbp selonb.t unb binierIsgt
iporbet mar.
MAS baden Sie In BEN GdFt9'
rMas tptiB ih?" dntpcrttit Der
Slider.
Die 3ollpddter boHrttn bns JdH
an unb foftetsn. Mas lie trdnten.
Ipis.n tie iofort ipisbsr aus. % mar
unperttnnbar GetruHer.
Limb Der Slider bat ben G6jffes
fopsit nod nidt p~eriIdst.@ f&lrt ~
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-05

Ridter Minsr fab b.im Ma6l., uls
lsin alter fdrbissr Di.ner bereintrut
nnb ibm sufIinerte: r6err Merton
m0dte 6is auf cine Minute f.kn."
Gofort f4ob er feinsn sFarniliens
Itubl 5nriid. sgntf2ulbieen Gie mid.
Gtrr Gonipap," iaste sr; ,aber msin
Client fommt bon auBerbalb Der
Gtobt, unb" - faate Ct nit ein.m
Gagtnsiuintern hinsu - ,ts 1T fir
tinsn MertOn fsbr unstfunb, su Ipdtsr
Gtunbe b~timsursitsn; baber nil i'd
i'm ri1t iparten laTsn."
SIT bas elmer BON ben b.ribm.n
5tbDs : MertOns2s fraste gonpah bic
1pftsr bes @idtsss, als bieIsr hins
rissegarsen mar.
nJd," ertpiberts 9rt. Sfobena, lire
Ddrttn 4ugsnbrausn .rbebeno unb i6n
ttuas 5iptifelboI anIGhelnb, .p.nn
Sit bds .Rubm4 ntnnsa molten, ~
r 1T iibrigtns BET Isste Der w2ertDns,
unb bic GtbOe ipirb baber sab .inss
natiirlihsn 9pbss fttrben.a
.Dus tit sttpas, mas i9 ni6i pers
Htben fam fagtegontpaH freimiitbia;
-ip hsn Ehtil bss Gnnbeg, mo Id e.
(ugt1 bin. Ilsnrlt man bsysIeiden eins
fad Morb unb bsFtraft ts entipreheno.
limb i9 habs ssb0rt, baB bisft G.lDe
i9on felt Gtntratipnen bouer., uno
ale NeihtiIistsn 0hibore 9lrgtr sss
ifdnnt tpiirbsn!1
Gtipos errStbtnb erbob fih JfcbsIa;
Il teipnnbtrte ben Greimuth bts jun
Gsr 6rembtn, aber lie mubte ibrs ems
6trerI Qonbsltutt in @nut nsbmtn.
s6ie miiHtn nidt glaubeu, faste Fe,
.bdb mfr auf bieIe Gs6be itOls finb,
sbsr BAT tuir. 70 biIigsr, rur tptil tptr
M mtiIeu5 nimt eiunii4en. Die
niI Mltiuuus IN htfr cine silpas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-05


NIT G~ansnhsIm bttdGfhsh Gin psr'
bd9tis,a GtiduiA rrtihk fem DIR,
unb i'm ndhitsn auesHbIid mar q mt
Gom Wilosr sufdmmtHssfcbsn!
Die btiben W1nntr rdnstn ptrllptt'
felt. 9om milbtr, nit ftintn IN frstti
Cuff etItdbIi,n WusitIn, idSsn au'
mdhlih bic Gbsrbone ~ g%,ipinrsn.
Man b0ris ben Sdrsi elmer Jrautri
ittmm,. WiIbsr fubr tmpor, slitt aui
uno i~tiirJit. uno Gontuap yltrion, BEL
nit bu1ooss,nbafiu Surtnddisttti
an ibm f~,Itsthdltta bate, iritst. thr
ponitGnDig unttt. Gsrdb. In oitftrl
quesnblid ,rfHitn Siabtln, burd ben
fhrsdIi6sn Sturs bsrtnudt, db,r- tpis'
Der ju ftbr Harm gtuubtf,in estom'
men. .6db' isins qnsIt,4 risf ih'
Gonipop Ju, r9lIles stbt gut
0ilbsr ains idon faft Der aib.H
aus. Gonpab Iitb tin,n gussnbIid
lod,r. rSi, niHsn, bob 81, in mei'
ner Matt Fnb." foei, ,r, .uno bah
i'd nab benz urtb.tl 9brtr tissntn
Rohbarn r.6t i6un plrb,, Gle gu
tobt,n2" Sin bumpf,s GrunBsn ants
porttt. ihn.
sd min Si, ab,r s,ben laHsn.-
fuhr e. fort, rtthsu Sie uui.'
Damn langtt Ct in i.int 9of4t.
.Sis Fnb ause,bro6.n," fiiste CT
bin5u; stusnn sic tiRs.fans.n iuer'
ben, e,bt "a 5bntn nod i6kdttr. unb
Shrsr brau unb 9ott.r ,rit rt6t. 81,
tpsrben geIb braudsu. I'm f4 in Si'
dsrbsit Su brinesn. gttrudt,n sic
bits aIs Elm 9arIsbH. tp,nn sic ts
niht dnb.rs ntbm.n pol.r."
Dilbtr idlug ibm Sds Gtlb aus
Der 6ano. .@trb go. ter Rarr!" ritf
Ct bitter uub rannt, baron.
.Mddsr.s m6bttn,' flifitrtt Cons
man, gu Isabella s%,fu.nOtt, rpdrt ts
nidt fir Did g,p.i.n 49," or
i4IOs bic eri1cPtt, IN itlr' Arrns.
Witoer tpurb. fpi.6sr .ing.fons,n.
ab.r mad srpei Sahrtn purOe .r b.s
%snabigt. Common M,rtcn bate fsiu.
5rsilafuns trpirtt, - INNER bitf.r
Rader!
atin dnbtrsr Dilbsr bate is Sunor
i'm gtfdnsnib s,f.F,n, nit pilb.m
Glude faritt Der Gr.is.IaF.nt ouf
Dem itdubis.n 2anbpss am Nerton''
i6.n 5eim bOriib,r. nab f.iH.m eiss'
ner al.
9d, mas mar bas2 Or ertuunt,
fsinen qlaB iaum msbr.
4n SteLs bss Dsripahrloittn Ssims
fab sr Elm tpobls.pfIsstss, bsbtutsnb
fh0n,rss Dor fi9, uno bic 5tlbsr iabsn
better aus uls ie Subor.
StiR GdttiR fam ihm i,uf3snb ents
esgen unb umarmie i'm. Sasfelb.
that isin S0dttrIsin.
gum 5eufel, mas 1T tenn bier bprs
s~sgaRgsn9" frdgt. sr,
20 2om, lei uns niht 60iell" fltbt.
bi. Satin; 20 tosnn 9u pubtsft, ME
gut GoHpab gu uns mar! CT bat bas
aaes setbdn, p6nt aud nur 9dnt boz
fir gu nsbmsn. Or idets, mebr 1ls
Elm Sahrhunoert fsi unreht oefnehen
unb es lei Die bohf. 3sit, Elm anber.s
2sb,n 3u Beginner unb elt. ar.unbs
gu isin. 8as 5nus unb BIZ. 5eIosr
bat er gang sru.usrn IaFsn, uno ghris
fine hat Ct CUR SGuI. eeI6idt. 8
9om, 9om, h1It 0u 9,in Bsib unb
aiHo lieb2 Damn begrate bas2ampfs
bell, ME sr e fdOn lang, a.tban!"
Mun bOrte SufI6lda unb nm bi.
Ode b.rum fam gonpob Werton,
fprans 0or Der 5tur ab unb f9riti
unmitteIbdr auf Dilbsr gu, ibm bic
6anb tntgsstHFr:d.nb. I'D bin froh,
Sic pisbsr bier su itb.n," fast. er,
plabt urs 5rsunOt iein!"
BOD 50serts DiIbsr; ob.r er Bort.
fsin e.lisbtes Mei6 unb itin 9S6tsrs
Iein 6inter fid i%euf5sn, - unb bon
96om lbsrpdItigt, idlus ,r in bic
bargebotene 6onb Elm.
Die MlertOn : WiIDsr 8 Gsb0e mar
gu GHbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-05

1.
Hsn eiipos bonatn abnuneen 81,
Dsgt. fdt 0toretnn Msrion ouf Der
te5opli4sn Weronba hires 6eims, bal
spi stzsr fktnsn Grb0buns iptib sfuii
1l,tn I'm esGnsn Bdum,n herpori6im'
MErs snb ipobigspfItet G.Ioer unb
Mthrplftt iitrrftnnt,.
Sh mar uftt In a,ntudp nufs,'
Ipo&fes jOHbern aus tinem oftIiden
&1adt gtsommen, unb Der @sbant. an
bte altf, rnthr als bunotriidhrieeGtbb,
hpif4sn ben 6amiIitn Werton uno
[Difber Ifiss oft fpis ,tn bitsrsr Shdts
tfn Dor ibr auf. bur bic grobe 2i.b,
bu ihrem iungen @dtten modie "a ibr
m5slid, Is bier a~us3ubnlten, obs
bpohI idon ssbn Snbr. Dsrftri6en tpas
ZEN, felt has lest. glut in bieier 5shoe
berscfsn ipprbtn mar.
Die iunse Grou futr dnsitIia duf,
es bic ubr bintsr ibr in Der Stubs
S4lus. Wp bIisb nur Gsores 10 lanst9
Or mar dnfones Radmittoss mad
benz gountp : 6ouptOrt ssritten unO
iuoli, In 3pei. fpGtefsns orsi Stunbeu
Euriid fem.
sic Isst. ben i4lnfenbsn SGuslins.
ben lie In ben armsn belt, forgfdItis
nieber urb 1ins mad einem obertu
Genlfsr binouf, UNI ausfduu gu boIs
Ten. Gin offensr WuseR tam BON
gountp : StGotden Der, unb ouf iebsr
Seiie oesielbsn mar Elm Rtiter. Die
gapdlcdoe befpeets fia 70 lorsfdm,
pie Elm 2ei6er5us! als fe nGber
fam, mar gu bemsrtsn, boB i'm Dog.n
Gin LANCER Geasnitano lag, nit elmer
iibersenprfsntn 0.ds.
SdretensbIeih fam bic 1rdu an
bic abIre berab; Der 3ug bate iebt
gtrabt bas .6dus .rrsitt.
no lit mein Gotte91 Wds 1T pais
fritz frus fit bebenb bi. Mdnnsr, bic
ihr Soupt entblObt bdttsn.
Giner oieisr iprung ub unb fdst.
r1hsrtommeno: rSu, .s 4 ..tpas pnis
jirt, 5rau Merton, mir ~"
Or 1T tostl" untsrbra9 re i'm,
nit ben 5ingern mad BEN Wdgen btus
ttnb, runb Sbr brinst mir ihn bsim.
8 GOtt, id nuBts ia, rdB es 10 IONS
men pirbeI@
.Sa, sr 1T toSt = i'd tpiQ's pbns
almfapeife iasen. gs lit bic oIte @.s
fdi4tt, Jrau Msrtun. Ri.mdnb
kcnntt Is ~perbiRb.rn. Sim DiIOer
5d-b ibn on ben Stuf.n beg Court
sdui.s rieber.-
Jn ben ndfffen pdar 5dgen, Biz CUR
2sit bes 8esrdbniFes, fpru6 Geors
gina gu feintm Msufden. Grit fpGt
RuHts burnan, ols bas san3e 6aus
fin mar, besnnn lie, fin ~ reeen. sic
padte einise Gd6tn ;uiamHen, bic ibr
am liebifen marin, bob ibr aiHb aus
Der miese unb fdritt ia9te aus BEN
3dus. Dsr 6imrnel mar iternsnbea.
auf BEN Mese bIi.b fe ffeben unb
ihdute nod etnmnl ndt BEN Saus
nnb Der Baumsruppe 3urid. 6i.rber
bate ft ibr Gatt. Dor aubertbaIbSa6s
rem ssbrsht; bier bate fe lire qlids
Iidifen Gtunben berlebt. Ga. biei.
grinntransen aos.n ME cine Iidt.
@iion an ihr boriibtr, - 6a brGnatt
f9 bns MntIib bon Bob, benz iune.n
Brnbtr TIRES Gatttn, basniiGsn.
Gtinen Bid, als tr Dot Der Geld.
Itanb. bate fe nidt p.rssf.n! Or trua
nod aniebDien - absr bon biei.m
MDmtnt an bort. er ouf, elm Suna.
gu fem: bic Rd4e 8 grbftaft mar ia
6uf ihr gtfoasn unb feline auaen faas
ten, boB er fie anssnumm.n.
Der Gebdnte baron mahts G.ors
gina nur fdaubern, unb eil.nbs f.bt.
lie ihren meg fort, ibrsn GSaalina
fsfttr an fih pr.F.nb. Rein, Did
folsn fe nitmals trissen faat. fs,
rDu folft 81 einem anberen Geben
dufna4fsn, unO ME ioaen tie piF.n,
trds aus Dir unb mir ssrporbeu if!a
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SQm Diloer tpuros tinasfanssn
unb prOssIfrt. IS mar nutIrIia iein
3suee fir bag Tub fsinsr S6uIb purs
hunoen; bas llrtb.il lauttts duf funf
Sabre Strafbaft BET barter Qrbsit, -
mas gonfpap Msrton Idd.rIi6 esrins
eri6ien. 2.ster.r mar BEL Der urs
t6eiIsDertiinbiguns Susegen, unO bus
quge bes 9sfaneensn rubte auf inn
nit sinem unb,ilpertinb.Hbsn Bid,
na9oem bic .rfe ueb.rraIdung ibsr
bos 4uftaudeu bss rsu,r Wsrton pers
flogen mar! Gonpan Wtrton matte
fih inbeb bardus peHis; Gurdt itono
ni6t in i,insm W0rterbua. aubers
benz tpar.n fsin. Gsbdnt.n isbt in
timer anosrsn Ri6tung bsiaGftist.
Or mar j.st Der Orb, f.inss Gntsls
Bob, Der 25 Sabre lang cine 5ungs,s
IenennirtFdaft in BEN MtrtOuih.n
6sim gcfiibrt bate, unb tonnte uu6.s
binbert ben 8efiB BON hisi.m untrst.n.
Qbsr 5undht reilt.n feline geonnten
BEL Isabella Mi1sr. Gr iuht. re uns
mittelbar mad benz Sdlub Der Gss
rihtsfisung uuf, - uRb bas entiheis
btnbt Mort purb. ssipro6sn.
Sie mdftt lire 5dnb. innft aus
ben I%sinigtn Ios uRb faett, untsr1 brds
reu IGdeInb: .gben neil i'd Si. Iisb.,
ftsbt bel. fhredlih. Q~nseIesenbsit
3ptfdsn uns. grinnern 81. i& nod.
bab sic idsten. Elm ein3ig.r sntfdlois
fsn.r mann BAIT. bitfsr iJ.bbe i6on
lang. Gin Gnb. MAIDEN tOnr,n2 Gut,
tpsnn bus s.i6ieht, uub pbnen.ts
terss 8lutDergisbsH, bann
btirathe i'd Sill"
Gr oeripra4 es 80.
On sinem Der erften Qopembertdge
brad gom Wilo.r aus BEN 3u6tbauie
aus. 9ns tpurbe mad Ri6t.r MiIs
ler's Sauis tsl.phoniri. Gr mar gsz
rab. ni6t ooheim; dber Isabella nabm
bic gpti6aft entgessn. Gin Gdauer
burdriefsIts iis, ibr @eIitbtsr mar in
Gefobr sr muBte estpurnt tpsrs
benz
,Satt,lt gsao icfort!" s.bot fte.
Gdpn .inige Que.nblid, ipdttr ritz Fl.
los, mad Der Merton'ffen 6simitGtt.
gu. 8sitdnois trie6 iis bus gierb aur
Gil. an.
Gin 6dlbpidfssr Sunst, Der Sobn
bon gonpdp's 6aushdlterin, tam ibr
sntetsen. ,6err merton III nitt gu
6oufe," iagte er; lit f6on ben gdn3.n
Rodmittus meg unb felt irs,notpo in
ben 6iissln Saltn.s
r4lein2'
.SapOhl, unb 81 Gubs."
Don iieiesnber Qnsit bstpest, rift
SIabtla ipeiter, bur9 bas p.l,nfors
mig. M.rton'ide 2anb, BON 3sit gu
3eit nit BEN gelbits6er hires gdt,rs
umiddu baltenb. 3fpiidsn elmer fers
men Sug.lrsibs befpeste ii4 stipas. Gs
mubte Elm Msnih fein, - absr nift
gontpab Merton; Der mar. aufre9t
gesdnsen unb nidt getruu6t. SIR
5er3 trampfts fi6 5%uidmmen!
Das pferb rpor bon Dem Gu.rfelbs
einsRitt bur9 BAG unebsnt gaRb f9on
tiidtig .rmuttst. Sest tam ger nod
elm 3aun in ben Mes. sMutb,
Tsqo!1 fagts Siabe1a. 0as Rob
Tebte barber. Ho9 tinsn 5tpsitsn
3aun aberiprdng Is gIidlid, obpohI
Is Ihon taumeltt.
Oa fam elm brittsr 3aun, unb uls
mittelbar auf Der onberen Settle sabnte
elm graben! rNeIp. LAB mid nur jsbt
niht i'm Gtin!@ flehte SfrbelIa, ihm
nit sittsrnben 5ingern ben 9ols ftrsis
Aflnr.
Nelo mdhte cine ltbts 4nitrengAng;
Elm fiirdt,rlidsr aussnblid mitten In
Der Cuff, - bann tisf hinab in ben
@rabsn, unb einige aussnblidt mar
um Isabella Niles bunist Il.
Triben mar Gpnpon Wertpn eifriQ
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-05
TROUBLES IN AMERICA
AS WELL AS IN MEXICO

New York, Aug. 4.-Henry Lane Will
son, United States ambassador to
Mexico, was the victim of pickpockets,
who secured his wallet containing
1923, together with valuable papers
and official memoranda, while the am
bassador was escorting two women
friends to Long Island train in the
Pennsylvania station yesterday, it was
learned today.
News of Mr.. Wilson's loss became
public when railroad detectives, who
had received the ambassadors com
plant had consulted with detectives
from police headquarters. All parties
were reticent regarding the details.
There is no intimation that the theft
was the work of anyone seeking Sc
cret papers in the ambassadors pos
session, but that it was simply an or
binary case of pocket-picking
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-05
NEWSPAPERS GIVE FREE
ADVERTISING EVERY DAT

When a newspaper gives you a lot
of free advertising in order to doom
some concert or church entertainment
which you are interested in, keep
track of the number of lines that are
printed week by week and multiply
that number by the regular advertis-
ing rates of the paper. Compare the
results with the actual money value
of any favor that you can get from
any other business concern. Then
take into consideration the fact that
advertising and circulation are the
only two things that newspaper has
to sell, and in these days of higher
prices, how much do you think they
ought to give away for nothing =
Early County News.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-05
ARE RAPIDLY COMPLETING
LEE COUNTY GOOD ROADS
Link of AnderSOnVilIe. Thorn
aSViIle Highway

Leesburg, Ca, Aug. 4.-Today the
squad of county convicts began stalk
ing out the roadway of the Lee county
link of the lle-Thomasvilla
highway through the heart of Lees
burg, where it will soon be connected
with that part of the road already con-
villeThomasville road through Lee
county has long been completed, with
the exception of this short line, be-
ginning a short distance above Lees
burg and extending a short distance
below.
Now that the Lee county link Of
the road is being completed in the di-
rect highway to take the place of the
cid link, which even in itself was an
excellent road, the people of Lee coun-
ty are rejoicing. There are no better
roads in Georgia than the Lee county
roads in the opinion of the people Of
this county, and they are making them
even better. The Straightforward
link from Smithville almost to Albany,
a distance of twenty miles, is one o.
the prettiest highways in this entire
section of the country, not only in re-
gard to the fact that it is almost without
a crock or turn but also in that it is
a most excellent roadway in other par
ticulars
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-05
"RAFFLES" CONTINUES
LOOTING IN ATLANTIC CITY
Burglar Who Uses ChlOrOform AMI
Intimidates With Revolver
Robbed Dozen Cottages.

Atlantic City, N. j., Aug. "A "Ra.-
1es" has police and cottagers of this
resort much worried. This burglar
has robbed dozen cottages this sum
mer.
The cracksman visited the summer
home of Mrs. Everett Kendig, at No.
Is South Iowa Avenue, Chelsea Sun
day and took $500 worth of jewelry
while Mrs. Kendig and her three chill
dren, two servants and three guests
slept The next visit was made to a
Pacific avenue sanitarium patronized
by wealthy patients. There he made
rich haul.
The burglar called at the home Of
Mrs. Rachael Turner on South Indiana
avenue early this morning and struck.
a bargain with Miss Roselle, nurse,
by the terms OF which she renamed
quiet on his promise not to go near
the two young girls asleep in an adj
joining room. His haul here netted
him $4,000 in value.
The willy marauder also visited the
summer home of E. e. Weinreich, of
Philadelphia, at No. 1913 South New
Hampshire avenue. Julia Sanderson,
maid looked up from book and
faced him and revolver. He chic
reformed her and took jewelry valued
at $1,000 and $16O in money. The
burglar is described by the maids he
has surprised as a "strikingly hand
some man"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-05
DREAMS OF UTOPIA

Atlanta, Ca, Aug 4.-Predicting that
all lawyers will be abolished and that
PRISONS will become earthly paradises,
with prisoners dining beneath orange
trees on tables laden with roses, JUL
ian Hawthorne, who is about to be re-
leased on parole from the federal
prison here, has given literal i'm
preston of what he believes criminal
laws ought to be in the future. He
says all artificial laws should be alb
olished and men sent to Jail only
killing, stealing and lying.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-05
DRIIG VICTIM IN navy
WAS WORTH $25O,OOO
Young Man Badly DOped' in
Saloon

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug. At devel-
.oped today that Wilbur Martin of the
Battleship Connecticut, who was killed
in a tenderloin saloon here early this
morning with knockout drops" prob
ably was the wealthiest bluejacket in
the American navy. Martin comes
from Anderson, S. c., and last month
received from the estate of his moth
ler $25O,OOO.
The proof of his identity was dis
closed by papers in his possession,
which showed that he was the owner
of much real estate, as we'll as of
stocks and bonds. His wealth was
known to some of the sailors on his
own ship.
He was but twenty-four, and despite
the appeals of his family, he insisted
even after he had attained his fortune
that he would serve out his enlistment.
He intimated that he might enlist again
Pressure was even brought to bear ar
Washington to have him rejected, but
the officials at the navy department
informed his relatives they were pow !.
erless.
Martin simply loved the water and
loved the life in the navy" said one Of
his superiors today. He would rather
have fought under the American flag
than possess all the wealth in the
world"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-05
WORLDS BEST ATHLETE
LOSES RACE TO CUPID

Los Angeles, Aug. 4.-Miss Gail Jol,-
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. a.
Jobson, of Pasadena, will be Marie
to Fred Thompson, champion all
round athlete of the world, early II
September The couple will live iii
Pasadena. Formal announcement Of
the engagement was made by TIE
mother who said the two
had been sweethearts since their school
days at Occidental college.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-05

USUALLY such a man believes
~ in being his own janitor, er-
rand boy, clerk and general man
ager. He lives in terror OF pay
roll, and the expense ofexpansion
Improvements fairly pals him.
A man of this type is just as big
today as he will be 20 years from
now, if providence grants him life
and unlimited prosperity. He is
carrying portion of the same
stock that he had five years ago,
and unless he happens to have a
call for these articles, he will hold
them on his shelves indefinitely.
He will tell you in a confidential
way, that it might be alright for
merchants in other lines to adver-
tise and make special offers, but
his lines is different you know"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-05

He (of the Gay Way And so you
have been married seven times. Some
excitement, Ell?
She (of the Spotlight Not especial.
ly. My act is in lions cage vol
knowledge.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-05
TRAVEL 1000 MILES
TO WE'D STRANGE GIRLS

Milwaukee, Aug 4.-Moy Book Quong
and Boy Book Tong, sons of Charlie
Toy, one of the richest Chinese in
America, will leave on a 7,000-mile
journey to Hang Kong to marry girls
they will see for the first time on
their wedding day.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-05

Little Minnie-Oh, mamma, whats
that dreadful noise?
Mamma-Hush, darling, pap's trying
70 save the price of q shave.-Puck.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-05
CONGENIAL PARTY WILL
GO TO MYRTLE SPRINGS

A congenial party of Americas peo-
pie who will go to Myrtle Springs to-
morrow to spend week will include
Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Tullis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Tullis, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Davis and guests, Misses Susie ami
Gladys Beauchamp, of Coleman; Misses
jamie and Kathleen McLendon, and
Miss Mitch Payne; Messrs. Frank J.
Payne, Lee Hudson, w. F. Smith and
Mr.. Young.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-05

Had guest once" remarked the
landlord of the summer hotel who
was satisfied with the meals, the
rooms, the rates, the scenery. and the
temperature"
"Then he had no complaint to
make?"
Eyes, he had. The sunsets were not
up to his expectations. "-Pittsburg
Post.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-05

When a woman drives horse she
usually poses like all the world had a
kodak leveled on her
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Bison l0l day at the Bijou.-Ady.
You will want one of those gray fan
mel waists on sale Saturday for Sl.l9
at Perry's.
Miss Charlotte Kingsley returned this
morning to her home in Fair Haven,
after spending several days with friends
in the city.
William Comolli, who has been pass
ing few days in the city as the guest
OF Paul Bainchi of Summer street, has
returned to his home at Hardwick.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Winter underwear special at the
Vaughan Store.
: "The Head Hunters" l0l Bison, two
reel feature and other good pictures, at
the Bijou.-Adv.
Don't forget to attend the first chick
en-pie supper of the season at the Uni
versalist yestry tomorrow night.
Tickets for "The Firehy," the big mu-
steal production at the opera house next
Monday, go on sale at Hendricks to-
night at I.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-17
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank the many neighbors
and friends who so kindly assisted us in
the sickness and death of our husband
and father. We wish especially to thank
the |. o. o. f., NJ. T., and the |. o. O. L.,
NJ. L., for their attention; also for the
many beautiful flowers
Mrs. George w. Lake,
Miss Mildred May Lake.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-17
TOOLATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

DAFFITARE DUE TENIMENTI uno da
Cirque camere electric, faltro da h camere.
Rivolgetevi c. Calcagni, p Foss street,
Barre. VT. lS3tSs
ton ST., Boston, Mass.
FOR SALE--Work or driving mare cheap
If taken at once Inquire Paul Kingston. 44e
North Main street. ls2u
WANTED--A competent girl for general
homework. Apply to Mrs. J. p. Adams, l26
State street, MONTPELIER, VT. 1928