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Son siersn stbnntt YfaSe.

10000 Sabre ait iein.
Wenn man bon .pfablOI.n" @iIbs
niifen ipridt, 10 bari biei.r
ausornd ME 81 genou stnomm.n gu
perb.n. ftIbft ipenn e In ben Wsrten
a~nssieben,r R.ii.sS driftf,IIer, pis
o.s Jrnn5ofsn gbattaubrionb. itsbt.
@as bisfer .. 9. iibsr WiIbnifit bss
Riffiippiz5 aIss fast Gin isin.m
sIdnasno sefhrisbenen 9uhe .atas
lo@), 1T Idnsft bon pirilidsn aens
nern iener Stride, aud in ibr.m
bdmalissn 3uitaubt, fart ans.fod.
ten Dorben unb idtiHt barauf bin.
sutDeifen, ooB Gbatsaubrinnb ni6t
iiberoll ieIbtr eeipeIen lit, lonb,rn
gar bdufis nur feline pbantafis ipas
sieren s.ididt bat, - IS mar cine
bIibenOs pbantoiit, ober 8elebruna
bari man bon ibr niht snr pitl CT.
purten.
abfoIut pfnblpfs Bilbnifit sibt Cd
in i.insm Gall. in tp.I6.m ib.rs
banpt GefdOpfs, iuelf. benz gooen
ihrs Spuren ouF3ubriideu imtonb,
paren, bort @tnerationtn binburh
pertebrt bobtn! 8os mar bi.lfat
ihon LANCE, .be Der Msnfd ioIds &c.
gsnoen uniider mahts.
Speaisll bic omeritanif6en urtpdls
Der uno prairisn, ia aud @ebire.,
poren Idngit Dor BEN 4uftouten bee
Uisnihen, aud beg rotten, bon pisl.n
Bestn ober pfob.n burdsoatn. Sc
Der, fDslder BON Der @srgonssnbeit
anierer gifF.l siniges tpsib, bat aud
bon 8uffslsqFaben ssb0rt, tpel6e mad
.inem 9rintplas ober mad ionTtia.n,
fir bitf. Monorden Der Gbene MIDI
tigen Stdtten fiibrten, unb ber.n
mon6e gu elmer gutsn 8orarbeit fir
bic pfabbnusHben Snbianer unb ipGs
ter fir bic W.iben ipurb.n, ME man
bies Il. q. be5iiglin Der gefdidt. Der
Santa 5e : Sdbrie b.tont BAT, bic
Idli.blid fosdr nod ben giisnbabn-
Jntereifen sugutt fam. 9oA bic
giiffel finb nur Elm ein8iges 8eSpieI;
bon manden pilotn Sduseti.r.n gilt
bosTsIbt.
95ne einent aompnb folaen al tOrs
pen, lebielid pon ibrtm Jnitintt unb
i6ren fdorf.n Ginnen seleitet, balm.
ten ii9 biei. geitien bi. bequemten
pfabe mad ben niebriaiten p1IIen
i'm 0ebirse, mad ben ieihteltsn sur
ten Der 5trome, mad ben reihIten
Weiotgrinben, unb mad fonitigen
plosen. tpeIde ihren gsbiirfniiisn
mtfprahen. 50 bohnte fih aud bos
Rotpilb 5o6rttn mad etatten, no e
6ols leden fonnte.
0ieit, bon Dierbeiniaen sSnaenieu.
rem phns m.rt3euge eebouten De9,
finb BON febr perfdiebsnsr eGngs
Mon4e berfelben eeben 6unb, III, ID
Sduisnoe Oen IstiIen melt! q
Snitintt beg ,insslntn 9isrssl
genugte. ba 3dhlte jebenfalls az
osreinte 5dhigfeit nnb Grfobrul
ler, bur6 3eitalter ainpurh.
meib aud BON frnitieem bel
unb mebr ODER minpsr planmli
gorg.ben in Der pilbsn SiertpeI
Hidt nur Der erbt, Ionbe
sislsn JafIsn aud htln 3slsdJ
babsn mands @attnngsn Better
rsn Sis, hnrnnd beidaff,n nj
ibre 5eurtn uub,rIrI9li6 ,inst \
unD 3um 1sil rtdli lslioe IA
eehaHsn.
Snon monher, lpeIher in I'D
nsn Der Rodn Monntains Soeb
Miloihafs mahie, bat iih nsuoiI
g.froet. pb Die BON i'm b,msrI
s5iab. bisier prddtigen, leioer 4
'fp ieIten gefDoroenen 3isre Dor cid
agtr finF ober pielIeidt Dor
5ahren gstsat nuroen, unb tr n
} ishr erftaunt, penn niIienihaftlil
Iorfmsr ihm faatsn, bob etlihe b
fer gfaoe fdon Dor 10000 ober me !
j Sahren geDalit ioOrDtn iinol
:. Dsrglsihen gift nift ollein II
Regionsn ~unleres Deitsns ober lid
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-18
gSobannismadlt" i'm Semtiden
Sanie.

am Sonntag 9tnfmittag begin'
nero I'M 4 ubr 30 Minltten wirf
I'M 7eutiaen 5auie elm 4onsert rmS
Die aufiiibrumg elmer fleinen Mdr'
den Gper, betiteIt aSobannisnnft"
III Scene geben. Sn Dem aon5eri
uirfen Der 0antaIt @eiongoereir
,9pro", Die 6eiangsieftion oes 8.
s. q. uno oas Mojort Srfeiter
NIT. Sn Der Oper treten gmmr
9ariona yGonlteiie almutb), Sn3el
Grae (SplDana) uno @rnf almt
(,3oenfa SinfiiLe) ouf. @ie ms Gi.
rieert &p. Sod mittbeilt, lit nitf
Gle Ginituoirung Der Mdrdenopei
biel Miibe pertpanot fuor6en, 10 oaf
man elmer nbgermtoeten a~uffiibrunl
entgegengeieben fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-18
cmaba geireiOe.N arfi.

Sorter @ci;an-
CIR. ., s51@-s7Kc.
Scr. 3, 85-S61sc.
SIR. a, 79-s51ac.
Sriibiobrs. Bei5en-
91r. 3, 83-84c.
@aibes aorn-
ger. 3, 45s4-46c.
CIR. A, 44s4-45c.
@clbes aorn-
Ir. 3. 441@-4434c.
SIR. A. 44--44Ac.
Sort
SIR. 8, 44-44hc.
Rr. 4, 431a--44c
@eiBer Safer
SIR. 3, 33-331ac.
Gtanoaro Safer 32$4--33c
ger. 8, 32A-321ac.
Gr. A, 32-321ac.
MaI5geritc 53-64c.
Suttergerite Scr. |, 4t-46t
Gogsen-
gsr. 2, 59h-6Oc.
Nr. 8. 59-591ac.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-18

@fnfommen finben unb ourdl rfidlc
1eforationen beariibt luerocn. Dir
y~eInohner 0ts an 1ilbe oes Vifel
Venf aeleaenen 1ouriiieniiaotteis
Hl1nitou lperoen ~ ebreii oes 1iirn.
feites eilen 3rilnnpbbogen srridl.
Ten. Bon annereu Goloraooer
Stdotrn meldlc bis iegt Gin reacs
Sntereiie befumoeL iino geaopille,
@rano Sitnftiun uuo COLORADO
Gprinas beionoers Iobeno 81 srnob'
ifen.
IN Der Gtoot 1enurr uuo i'm
earBen State Colorado iii ben pc
ind)ern 0eS 81. gunOestrrnfeites
iibcrna Elm berjliher empfara &C.
fttlrrt.
@on ben gcrgesiptbcn miro es
tlingen uno In Den 9haiern nisOer.
bnncu. ons Iuitiae traitiae iurneri'
idle s@ut 9eiIl@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-18
@or Sem 8elS. Srnit.ltnterindnnss
fumite.

Giner Ser S~oupt5eugen Dor BEN
@eIbT ruit. Observation-Disclosures maj
Geo. @. &erfins, iriiber @eifdfts.
iiibrer BON S. 9iermont Rorgalr
uto ipGter Elm mariner gefinportct
Ger &rGiioentihafts : annOioatur
Gooiepelt's. Seine guSidgen erreg'
TEN bereftigtes auiieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-18

tltrnfeites beim Seitfomite 5ur Be
tteiligung a~rgemelOet unO begt man
in Der Seitita6t Die Soffnung DAB
bic 265 Gereine Oes 8unoes, pann
AUDI nidt ole nit alaiien, 10 bod
nit elmer Experimentation uno ben
@ereinsfabnen pertreten ieiu rper.
ben.
Gus 3enper 5eItfomite lit inter
Dem 9r1iiOium Oes Curriers' 500.
fren Shirmer orgoniiirt. Die 8or.
tereitungen uno Blame iin0 Jest
idon melt borgeifritten. Gin
1on0s BON $4,000 miro CUR 8s.
itreituna Der 8orfoiten oufgebraflt
Ttan bat iif) Die bobe aufgabe &c.
itcQt, Seiieres uno -8oafommeneres
5u Ifaiien ul0 permonente 8or.
tfeile fir oas GpIammt. 0eutihtbum
AmerifaS 5l er5ielen. ueberall
mndt iif in Der arbeit 6es 9enoer
&pmites cin meltliher @eiit be.
nerfbar. 3ieIer 8eiit mill lid
nidt IN Oie aItc Sdabloue 5fpdrl.
gen laiieu, lid nift oil oo5 altber'
gebradte halten, ion6ern mia Reues
bringen mo Den 5rtidritt erin.
gen.
Gle tarneriihen 9uffibrnngen
neroen in einem Staoium Itattftn.
ben, pelteS Sibgelegenbeiten fir
10000 Eerionen baden miro. Sr
&ufeiicniorm unidIieBt oiaie Gri-
bitne Sen turineriifen Glmmelplot
uno brinat ben 8eihnrer in infinite
9eriibrrng nit ben gorfiibrunger
9nS ltabtiide Aitbitorium eir
Graftgeb1il0e nit elmer adpa5itdi
fiir 10000 Gerionen lit fir SHUTTER.
auffibrnngeu, Gaitipiele, 8ettiftger
uitu. ~reierpirt.
Gas 0eilber 6eitfomite urlterbdIt
Elm 9reBbureau in Oeltider uni
enaIiIfer Sprode, ieooh (ltno ons
lit 0as Qobensluertbelte) tper6en off
8erhanolintgen uno off5ieQen 3u
ifriiten al Die SERENE MIR II
oeutifer Sprade geiiibrt. sc II
init beIonOerer @%enuotGuung 81
Tfuniiatiren, oaB Der 8orIiter Be!
| @pidmmtfomiteS Ser @ooiret
Shirmar, troBoern er Gin %geboreneI
3eltid)omerifaner lit, nit gr0Btel
@emiiienbaftigfeit Oaroitf iicht, ooi
Gle oeutife Mutteriprodle ltcts 3ii
Geltuuta ap1ongt.
8ieier heutidlc Eatriotisml
ifliebt icoodl nidlt aus, bnb De
ergiiifen Iagesprelie regelmaBigr
Beriftc in Der 2anoesiprafe aelie
fert mcr0eil. 9ieie 8eridte 1abcl
Sen 3med, oie @eiammt6epolferun
Ter Staot Genper ulo oes Staa
tcs Colorado, ais aud 6e8 gamer
9anoes, nit oett turneriihcn &c
f!reDungm befaunt 81 nader I'M
oeniiierntaBeil fir oos fomnienO
8unDesturnfeit sit er5ieben.
Ger grfolg 0ieier mooerilen Fro
poqalt0a bat oud) ihon ifore Ge
Initiate ge5eitigt. Gie ociitidel
E1trner fperoen iiberall Gin Collide
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-18
Marftberiff.
Siio Omaha, is. oSa

SuosO mabn, Is. San.
Rinobieb-3ufubr los. Mtnrfl
felt beutc. Sir ISOLDE, iffuere 25C
Eisoriger, onoere 10c nieoriger.
@ute bis belts $7.s0-9.00.
MittslmaBise bis CUTE $500
$50.
@cp6bnlife Bis mittelmdBise
$%6.0O-6.90.
aiibe nmo Sellers, felt beute. GSiil
ISOLDE beiie felt. anoerc 10 big 15'
nie0riger.
@ute bis bette &eifers s5.75-
|6.t5.
@rtc big bcfte aiibe $40
GAO.
MittelmGBigc bis cute aiibt
S4.40-5.40.
@ep5fnIihe bis mittelmdbige
3.00-4.40.
Stoders unb Seekers, felt beute
Sir ISOLDE itarf.
@1tte bis bette SO.oO-o.UU.
1iittelmobise bis bette $3.50
$50.
@epobniife Bis nitteIntdBig'
$5.0C-5.80.
gtof Seifers $4.50-6.25.
Galber 3 100000.
9nIlen $4.40-6.40.
SdrDeme-3ufnbr $500; Marf
felt bis ltarf beute. Sir Bod,
f5e bober. 9nrfihnittspreis $7.2t
-$7.35; boditer Ereis $40.
Sfafe-3ufubr feline Narft fit
ISOLDE felt, 21mmer 25c nieOriger
MiitterifaIe, quite bis bette $4.7;
5.10.
M;0oer, silte bis bette $5.75-
600.
sSsdbrIinge $7.65--S.15.
2dniner So. sos 80.
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1yar DEN anlearr.

GriddftsOiitrift. gdgrunoitiid, 66
bel 10. @rulepadlt mtermorfen.
Gin ppeiit0diges 5rante 9ans.
MISUNDERSTANDING, bier Cottages,
monntlide Niietbe ST.; gfgruno-
mid 66 bel 40; StraBe sepilaitert.
nLle Spejioliteuern bc5abIt; halber
gIod bon Garlinie.
SiiooIiefc 81. ullO Grace StraBe.
$500.
A}eilcs Goppehpohnbaus, 3iegeI.
G 3innmcr icOes, gitenausfiihrung,
fombinirtc MISUNDERSTANDING
Monatsmiefbe $40. neldes nlebr
els so gro5ent Netto 3inien auf Den
uerlangtsn Ereis lit.
$500.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-18
Masfenbaa Der Sarnaari.

Die Smobo 2oge SO. 629 0as
Sr6ens Der Sorugari
holt am samItag abeno, ben IS.
,Sanuar 3. s. in Der 9obmiiheil
9urnerboae, Gde t3. mo Wnrtba
strobe, ibren iGhrlifen 9reismas-
ab. gs tparoen idonc, wertbs
toLe Greiie bertbeilt peroen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-18
1ie siaSt 7euDsr nnb Der GAME
staat Colorado bsrriieu iid 3nm
81. gnmOestHrHidt Dor.

Sm Snli oicics Sobres iinoet ons
merifoniidm 1urncricit oes Noro'
cmtritnniitcn 1nrnerbimocs IN Der
Staot GrHper i'm Stnnte Colorado
itatt. es prripridlt oisIc oeiiidle
5eicr nIlc porbcrgcbcnoen Iirnieitc
iopobl in geBug nuf geillh ols aud
in turneriid)er mno liiuitleriifer
&iniidt in oen Shotten 81 ltiIlen,
gereits baben lid 1913 9ercilie I'M
gergleid 81 i03 oes lcttcn gunOcs'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-18

Deli IL BON srunbli4u Joridsrn b
unb bort 1etnIidu fsnasf,Ilt nor
ben. unb Der o~bsnasnonnit Gdrifi
teller bate flo itbr lpobI oud1 ,tpos
Austunft bnriibsr ptridniitn tOHnsH
obipObI In ntusrsr 3sit bic bttrsfIsH
ben 5orfdunatn nod ~olIsrbnno Be
rfihtruna trfnbr,n babm. Der
msnfh braudt nuf feline. NIT bcb,r,r
SHtsIIiasns unb 70 Ditlsn Gub,rT
6iITsmitteln srtitIin 9%eiitunesn ouI
bisfsm @sbist, fi6 ni6i 70 iibsrmdbia
ritI einsubiIotn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-18

Nofoem TuBInnb Sic MoneoIci
mo Sapan Die Wnnoihurei iidl
~anaeeignet baben, ltredt Der ole
cbrIide Sobn Bun Die Singer mad
Tibet aus. Or fam es eben niht
ilbers Ser5 brinsen, bel einem in.
ternationaIen 21n0ergrobid leer
%ous3uqeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-18
Der SeiSeIberser aatedismns.

PHILADELPHIA. II. Snn.-am
u1diten Sonntog iperoen Die &C.
iammten reiormirteu airdlen oeS
SanSes Die Giniiihrung oes SeioeI.
terger aatedismis Dor $50 Sabrcn
feiern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-18
gu %berfanfen

s 3immer, moocrnss Sans, Git
front, Edarun0itiid. 90 bti III.
hrior Stroben aepilniiert, an Balm.
( linie, AutoidmppeH.
ff02 iabIidDe 32. Strahe.
$1,000.
gseit 1nrnom Thrift, o 3iuuner
mrDernrs Nans, wruioitiid Dor
Garnnm bis narucn Strabe mn
LsIos SlraBeA gepiIaitert.
41f7 5aruam Strahr.
$3.50.
Sans muosrnes. iait nclies I
3imncr Sans. outer Shnppen
WrmDinid 60 BET 100.
f721 Tam Gamp Aue.
5000.
@ute 6 3immrr Cottage. neliI
Nobren. ileile Gnrlmie.
967 n0rolidlc q. Strahe.
$1,000.
$ 3immrr Cottage. Suoiront
etrobc a%cpfloitert. @%runOitiid 4;
bei 100.
25t0 9ceie Strahe.
$1,000.
Secrcs @rumolnid, Siioiront, g
bel tt2. letter Seitrnpeg. StraB.
acebnct. @oiiel mo @us, orei
@lods bon Garlinie, bequem 81
Sfnle.
Treis 1915, SIS gln3nblung mi
$40 Der Nonat obne 3iuien.
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|air9G6e aa6ri1tem.

Inter oieier Rubrif p~croiientIidDt
tie Omaha 1ribiiHe aerne ale 9iadl.
ridlten aus Den areiieH Der bent.
ifen INSTRUMENTATION ieglidcr
Aonfeiiion. Die Serren ynitoren,
scbrer ODER airdcnporitcber iino cr-
iudli, uns ole 1odlridjien aus ibren
areiien 5lr 8erflgung 81 itel.
len, onmit ocrnrtiae gorfommnilia
prorpt sir gcroficHtlidlnlg gelan.
gen fOnnrlt.
Gic 3eooftion.
Gentife 5reie GpangeIiide Sir.
die. 2203 iiiOIihe ~. Strnbe. Got.
tfsoienit uno Grboinntg Woreens
ALI llbr mo abeuos s rlhr.
Religionslm.erridt uno Sonntne-
id,ule Rahmittass 3 ubr.
7eutihe Stride Der GponaeIiiten
@rmeinidoft, Ode IS. uno Cunning
Ctr. Ereoiat Inn If llbr 8ormit
tnas. Suseno gerein Inn 1925
sbcnOs. grebiat nm s ltbr abos
SeSerunin lit 81 oieitn @otteS.
oieniten ber5lid eingeInoen.
5. Sitertag, gnitor.
9eutihe giid0fIid)e Metbobiiten.
Stride. Ode Der If. mo Sineoln
Strab2, friiber Gcuteritrabe
Sountug Sdulc ieoen SorntaG
Morgen 10 llbr.
9reoiat.@ ottesoieuit If llhr Dor.
mittags mo 1aS llbr Ibenos.
aben0s SSleeuobuno. q riummlung
Inn Z llbr.
9ibeI- umO 9etitunoe s llbr giitt'
nod abenS.
6rouen.M iiiionsuerein jeoen er.
item Gouneritag i'm Wtount 1913 llbr
0nfnlittag.
81 amtsbnnolungen in 6eutiter
uno engliiher Sprnfe ieoer3eit be-
reit u. s. Safer, Baltor.
8obnrma: 1926 iiioI. IL. Str.
Selepbou 74S6.
0eutihe co. . Llttberiihe ct
GauIs STRIDE, Ode %. un6 Barter
StroBe.
@~ottesoienite Inn 10 llbr. Conn
tagsihuIe in engIiider Sprafe I'M
bolb 5polf.
slbenOgottesOienit in ensliidel
Sprahe Inn 7:45.
9eutif-engliide Gemein0eidule
5. q. 9ilgenOori, 2ebrer.
6. z. Otto, Yoitor.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-02
HE ADMITS HE is
lust PLAINLY SELFISH

tors list. He keeps eyes and ears op
en-, and when he comes upon >sood
one it's dotted down in little book.
Then, some day-and it always seems
to be her most despairing day-the
doctor drops into her cubbyhole of an
office and tells these tales, and leaves
with her a weeks supply of new story
material.
He used all his medical skill to cure
a sick yellow pup for a scrubWoman's
little girl, and was happy enough 10
dance a jig when the mongrel was con-
valescent. He declared that the little
owners kiss was the best fee he'd evec
had
could tell innumerable stories f
this kind of gocdness-all so quietly.
naturally accomplished that the reciD-
lent thinks only of the friendliness in
it, while benefitting from what is real
ly a great deal of thoughtfulness on
the part of the benefactor
But he doesn't consider himself d
benefactor. Bless you, no!
I'm just plain selfish" he'll smil-
ingly tell you. 1--WE got to be busy, you
know, and | do the things that give
me pleasure"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-02
Tax Notice.

After April the LIST, l shall be al
my office at the courthouse to receive
returns for state and county taxes for
the year 1913.
The first four days of the week will
be devoted to the country districts. Fri
days and Saturdays only in my Office
until after May the 18th, I'M
til July the 18th, when my
books close. Taxpayers for the year
1913 make returns on all property
owned on the first day of February,
1918.
1t is very desirable that you make
your returns early. The law requires
that all male citizens between the ages
% q and go years pay poll tax, un-
less exempt by law.
Land owners will give land lot num-
hers and specify number of acres in
fractions of lots.
City property will show streets and
house numbers; vacant lots should Re
plainly located.
! viii not knowingly accept a return
Tor state and county taxes at a less
value than is made to the city.
1t is respectfully asked, and eX-
pected, that all properties be returned
for taxation as the law directs. The
receiv cannot make a respectable
showing on digest without the help of
the taxpayers, which is most respect
fully asked. Very respectfully,
JNO. T. HOWELL,
Tax Receiver, Sumter County, Ga.
29-1w
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-02
THE FARMER WHO HUSTLFS
AND THE ONE WHO DOESN'T

Union City, Ga, April President
c. S. Barrett of the Farmers union,
issues the following to officers and
members:
"A farmer driving to the city with
a load of cotton, produce or on some
errand, is struck by the general neat
LESS of some cottage, probably the
home of some workingmen. Flowers
bloom in the yard, we'll kept grass
grows on the lawn, the fences are neat
and painted, and there is an air OF
distinction about the place. You say,
a sober, honest, Industrious man must
live there Next door is a dirty, I'M
kempt place, cans and trash in the
yard, fence falling down and a gen.
eral atmosphere Of unkempness. You
say a shiftless, drinking, no account
chap lives there
But how much more noticeable
these things are out in the broad, open
country, where the air is sweet, the
sunshine free of smoke and the stencil
and filth of a great city?
You drive along a country road and
come to a farm. Distinction marks
it in hundred little ways. The fences
are all up and no rotting or tumbling
rails are seen; the fence corners are
free of bushes, briers and weeds; the
bitches are clean cut, with NO wide
hedge of rank weeds growing along
either side, and the land cultivated
close up; the stumps and rocks ore
out of the fields. Even the rows and
appearance of the fields themselves
A SHOW Ill6 thrifty CdLC VI luCSiiLSSAI az
plication.
Presently you come to the house.
Flowers grow in the yards, which are
Clean and we'll kept, with a neatly
graveled walk leading up to the front
perch. Barns and outhouses are IN
good repair, and no rusting farm too's
or machinery clutter yards or barn
lot.
And you know without a question
that here a real man lives, man that
will do to trust, a business man; he
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-02
MEET TO DISCUSS SOCIAL. SERVICE

st. Louis, Mo, April AT the I'm
ion Avenue Christian church in this
city congress on social service was
opened today and will be continued
until Thursday The attendance in
cludes more than 500 ministers and
educators from numerous states, who
have assembled to exchange ideas on
social service Among those on the
program are Rev. ]. NJ. Boswell, o.
Nashville, Tenn; DR.. C. A Elwood, OF
Chicago; Rev. Harry R. Cooley, Of
Cleveland; Rev. w. F. Richardson, IF
Kansas City; H. O. Pritchard, of Oma-
ha, and DR.. F. D. Kershner, president
of Texas Christian university.
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(By Edna K. Wooley.)

Undoubtedly the great donations
made by multimillionaires toward do
ing good works great benefits to hu-
mainly. Yet there are certain small
individual ways of doing good that pos
sibly save more trouble and bring more
happiness than any of the world-fam-
Gus philanthropies have wrought.
Now, l know a certain good old doc
tor whose advacing age has caused
him to give up heavy practice, He
has much time on his hands. What
does he do with it?
OF course he takes time to read and
think and visit, and be visited by his
friends. But his great pleasure 70
shopping around and doing queer little
Il ings that sort of fit into the lives oi
the people ne hHDNs
Among his acquaintance is a young
woman who works in big officA
Sometimes the work is so fast and fur
ious that she hasn't time te 60 to a
restaurant for a good noon meal. She
isn't very strong and she needs the
meal. This the good doctor knows, so
what does he do?
Just when the work seems fastest
and most furious and when there's the
least likelihood of lunch time the
young womans apt to hear her tele-
phone tinkle and over the phone comes
a gruff old voice:
Going to lunch today? No? Well
I've been making some new sandwiches
that | want your opinion about. I'll
st nd EN- down to you in about half an
hour"
The sandwiches come and they're de.
licious. Moreover therell be cookies
or cake and maybe and apple or an
orange-just enough to satisfy hun
CRY stomach and chirk one up for the
long afternoon.
He knows another woman who
makes her living writing stories for
newspapers.
Now, as every newspaper writ er
knows, good stories are sometimes
scarce when one most needs them. This
Jcung woman is also on our good doc
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-02
DRUGGIST RECOMMENDS
VinOl for Rundown People.

If any one person should know
the value Of medicines it is the drug
gist who dispenses them ana from
our experience We want to say if
people in this vicinity only knew the
value of Vinol, our delicious cod liv-
er and iron tonic without OLD at
this season of the year, we would
}ot be able to supply the demand.
This is because Nin9l is a combin-
alton of the two most world famed
tonics, namely the medicinal curd-
tive elements of Gods livers without
the oil, and iron for the blood.
Vinol tones up the digestive or
gans, purifes and enriches the blood,
promotes healthful sleep and nor
nal appetite
Cld people, delicate children, run
down, oyerworksd and tired women,
should try bottle Of Vinol with tile
understanding that your money will
be returned if it does not help yol.
Murray & Hooks Pharmacy, Americas,
Ga.
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pays his obligations and, moreover, is
a real neighbor and a helpful one. You
will generally find, too, that he is
thoughtful of wife, daughters ana
sons, that the boys want to stick to
the farm, because dad is all right and
he made a good living out of it.
so you drive on, and directly get
shock. You come to a place with the
fences down, corners growing up in
weeds; land washed for lack OF
proper drainage; stunted, weedy stuff
struggling to survive in the fields; nc
palings surround the house; no flow
ers grow in it, but litter of every sort
of thing encumbers it. The roof OF
the stable and barn are leaky, the
doors propped up, rusting farm tools
and machinery stand about corroding
/ in the weather Four or five lazy
hounds sleep about the door or yarl,
and everything about is desolate and
depressing. You will find without a
query that a shiftless, indolent pur-
poseless, don't care man lives ther4.
Ee couldn't get a cent of credit from
anybody without security. His wife is
a hopeless drudge, with just energy
CROUCH to crawl about; his daughte
run away and marry at the first oppor-
tunity; and his boys go to town or
away from home as soon as they are
big enough to know enough to leave
Up and down this nation | have
tray clcd, and l have seen both typrs
everywhere, and l have never made in.
quiries yet that l did not confirm M
views between the two-the hustle,
and the drone. And often, too, both
men have equal chance in so far as
productivity of land goes.
Il see in my travels something in
tits connection that makes me hope
full. The first named class is getting
more numerous and the last-named
fewer and fewer. OF course, We will
probably always have the don't care
farmer, but his class is vanishing at
a gratifying rate to be replaced by
alert hard working farmers who real
ize that farming is a profession, call
ing for high intelligence and common
sense.
And as the profession of farn,-
ing becomes higher and better, you
will see a powerful and contentel
nation"
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SAVINGS BANK RE.OPENS
AFTER FOUR YEARS

Greenfield, Mass, April 1.-THE
Greenfield Savings Bank, which was
closed bq order of the savings bank
commissioner more than four years
ago, was reopened today for business.
Notice has been given that the depos-
itors will receive the full amount of
their principal on deposit, together
with three per cent dividend and
interest since last November. The sus-
pesion OF the bank was caused by I'M
profitable loans.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-02

When a girl kisses another girl she
kisses and makes up, but when she
Kisses a young man she makes up AMI
kisses.