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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19
9abtun nno Seilebne.

- 6err 9eores Ramp, BON Ro. 917
2. apenue, Canton, betIaet ben 8ers
luit ieines S0bndsns, bas ibm eeiterE
our6 ben 2oo entrifen fpuroe.
0as ainosrgarien aommittse
Der Doman's Gipic 2eoeue BON 8aps
ton bat 5ruu De Armono als ainbers
aarten 2shrsrin ernaHnt. Die Grs
0ffnung oes ainbereartsns piro ON
tommenDen Montas in Der 5. Apsnus
Shule iein.
- Der 5rduenpsrein Der Gp. prot,
Ct. Subannes Girhe in gsuspus per-
anitaItet am %. geptembsr Elm aaffees
trdr3hen i'm Sdul3immer. Die 9dft.
gebsriunen fins bic Damsu: Summing
Worts, SloenIrtit6, Reuih, Shasfs
fer, Shining unb SdaufeIs.
- 5rl. 9orotbea q. geplono lisot
in ihrsr mobnun9 an Der Dipii flor
Strabe in 9snepue trarf oornisbsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19

ltrier Gsent in SamiltpH 1T
Scrr Gonaro grnd, 449 Sas Sanite
Strafe. @eQ ScI. 476 w., Some
Ebuue 1851 u.
- Die Sipbtberttis bat nahgslaIs
fen uno ssitern tpurben nur bier JdIIe
bem @siuuhheitsant 9emelost. Seit
ben lsgtsn bsiosn 3agsu puroen "a
patientsn aIs geneisn entIafen.
- Glora Morts BON Tapton, 8,
bat Worris Darts auf 5deioung pers
tlagt. Der Sberiff UlstcaIfs er5isl.
gsitsrn cine Qbidrift Der Glase.
Der staotratb bat bsfdIoFsn,
cine groBs 2ln3abI Strabsn rsparirsn
gu lafIeu, obne jeooh oos notbiss 9sIo
an5upeiisn.
49, Grant 3. Rstbig, % Sabre oIt.
ein 9eIhdftsrsiisnoer DON Daptou, g..
uno 8orotbp Wap Ran, q, Don Gle
pelanb. ipuroe Der 6eiratbsi4ein per.
psigert, neil bic 8raut bier nt5i
unidiIig 1T.
- Seirutbsiheins: Rufus 9rsIsoro
q, unb MarD GlisaDaguer, 10, beibl
pon Sadionbur9; Carl See 5unt, %
bon Grforo, unb gsarI priseinaWoI'
len. Is, bon bier; Worris 5snning, %
unb WprtIe Mpnbisr, 20.
- Der Staniratb piIl bic 8ebGltel
Der itdotiifen 4nesitslItsn, bsfonbsrI
Der 5agsI0hrer, srb0bsn. Die 9ass
Iobnsr fOqsn $3.50 pro Tag bel a6t
itiinOigsr Qrbsit srbaItsR.
- Rihter 5orIan bsrpilists sefttrr
Morgen Der 5rou Gttu Nan Della
court So pro Wo6s ismporGre gli
mente in ibrsr alass ssssn Wm. Della
court uno srIaubte bem Issiersn, eir
Ober 3psi 3immer in isinsr Wobnuns
gu beipobnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19

sin,unebmsn une Id saufse sins JieiAs.
9tser fs aufssbraaHs lpar, seriieb mih Die
AatqseAHfsHtsit une i6 mar Hid,f 10 irHHs.
80 issis ben e,sbraun 10 Iaaes fort, bw
id ,nolf fSlaidea eiReeHommsn bate. Jsst
bin i'd hdrtsr, ais id) is suSor ssspsisn uHs
Tam ale msiut arbeft psrrinten, islbf has
Eufnen. Jbre UtebisiH M tbT Gsmi6t Ia
GoIo psrtb ID tanH he Hiat ssnug ritbs
men. gneHn mebr Trausu 5tu Weollin
einnsbmsn ipiirben, wiires % msbr eslunoe
fSrautn etben. Eis t6nmsa bisIsn Ertsf
3nm 9aben anesrtr ssbrauAsn.s - tSau
9. 8. er0nH, 500 g. gDalHaf ctr,
3ela, Ran
Ter esesnsipe1isi ia tint Der sritsihhea
Verieetn Inn 2sbew Der fJrou. fsraaen
Eesrau iontsn aidt rsreeHtn, eab es fsin
oueeres bsianRies 6stinttid sisbt, um
fssausH barA bssit iritif4e Dsriset NIT Grs
fole gu fibssa, ais apbid g. gtuihdms 8
Desttable GsmronHo.
8eHn Sic ipesielieH Nasll min.
idlen, 10 fd]reiben Sie an Sie epSia q.
ginfbam Weeieime 60. (fpmfibentieal, J,
Spnn, NaI. Sbr Brief ipirb BON
eintr Fran ss5ffmet, seIeisn nnb bes
aHtiucrtet mnb itreua sebeim gebalteu
iuerSen.
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Hieine YpIi3einaAriAten

- Diebe ftablsn gsitsrn Ra9mittae
pferb unb @aeen, pel6e unbtaufii6s
tigt Dor benz @ebdube Der gpbe Wu.
geufubrif, go. 1865 Central 4penue.
itanben. Der Wertb besJubrperts Be-
trdgt $125.
- Durn Deteftips tpuroe geiterr
Ra6mittas Der 80 Sabre olte Boots.
mann Sam. WadenSie, pon go. 211
2ublop GtraBs unter Der antlass bel
beabfi6tieten 1Dbtune in Daft eei
nomnen. Die gerbaftuns ftebt n
9srbinbung init bem Dor etIigen "a
gen erfolgttn angriff duf emma ain'
IieI. tpel6e IN oewfsIbsH 6aufe ipc6nt
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eebreriuueHpereim Sarmenie.

Die Ddmn BON Der 6armenie mol
len ben Spdtiommer nod mad ardften
senisben. 9esbolb bat bie 8sreiniguna
fir Sdmftag, 20. Gsptember, einer
4usfIus na6 Gbobsmore am 2ittls
Wiami ssplant. Die Traction Gar
fdbrt nm 9.20 0ormiitdgs pon Der
Jiinftsn unb Sycamore Strabe ab
Rotiirlid tam bic Gar. Dsr bic Set
ri4tis abpobt. aud on pssbtes Corner
ooer an Der JraHs bon Sales airh.
beftieseH tperoen. Dus wlittdggeHer
Diro BET 5srris einsenommen. eln'
meIouneen iine an Jrl. oolldnoer
pbOns: Canal 1888 X su rihten. 3i,
0dmen baben ein bubihes prosramH
pprkreitst uno fis psrfpre4en iih eintr
fioelen Tag. syreunbs unb JreunsiH'
nen Iino eingeloDtn.
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20 a bres Gsf4iHt6eH.

Der lanbrat6 bat BEN Ortsoor.
fssber neue Gormulare 3ugebsn iaftn.
bic Bel Ginlisfsruns bon ptrbnftettis
eonbftrei1srn uno Dieben 3u stfiDsHs
ben finb. Der Grtspcriieber liefert
burh einen Transporter ben trftsn
uerbrftsisn Girol1 elm uno fiilt ods
Jormuiar ssipifIenboft aus. Rad ben
anankn iibsr Rame. Alter uiw. finDti
tr auf bsm Jormular nod BE Anbrii
! .9eionbers 8tmerlungsn@. Jn oieis
Rubrif f6rsibt e. elm: die bsIoHbertf
9smsrsuneen, bic Der Werboftfts mad
ie, Ddrsn Dsrurtiae. Dab fis Hi4i tpis.
berjugsbsn lHb.-
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gHiHsHadridbten.

RsnDort. Is. Sept. - angst.:
,Rcisitic" BON Goutbampfon; ~aufis
iania@ BON aipsrpool; r8slpsNr.1 bon
5rieii. abgts.: .aDnigiH auiit1
nah Bremen; San @uglitimo@ nadl
4eapel; .,Gsltie" na6 eiperpool.
4ntperpen. Qbses.: .Wdni'
tOu" mad Bottom.
2ueenstonn. 4ngesommsn:
.9lbriatie~ bon Rem Dori. - Mbgeg.
.Seeanit" bon Goutbdmptcn, mad
gem gori; Dominion" na6 pbila'
pelphia.
TontrsaI. 4nstt.: -gittorian'
BON QiperpooI.
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gia6rud zines geiite5geitorien. CT
gat flare aniiporten uno befanntc.
oab or Die 1hat bereits felt feds ssoe.
rem porbereitet CD babe. Gin Sdruo.
ger con Mogner mafte cine slusioGe,
Die aui @obnioeeu hinlpeiit; @dgncr
ioa hdufig aeduBert bdben, e. gebc
III pieIe 2eute aui Der &elt" Ter
atientaier, Ser 3unatit in Dhiblbau'
len i'm arnenbous uHtcrgebrodgt iucr.
ben luor, rumroe ms llnieriuhuussge.
IfanaHib IN 0aibingen an Der Gn3 &c.
brad,t. 9sei Ieiner ltnte-iufuna bate
lid, herauseeiieIlts oab er nod an ie.
fem Sanoaelenf cine SelbitIioepiitolc
lmit 5ebn gatroneH aageihnallt trus.
Die 6eIenDdseponC Cuoe'
10 ater. Dor tursem brdnnte. tris Der
.Snf." aus qlmiteroom gefnrttteu
ipirb, In bem an Der Dfsl belesenen
bo[IdRoiIhen Gtdotd,eu Cnoefputer
ein siaenortises GeHtmol einsr ounts
len Qerioos ooer Gef6ihts db: bic be-
riihmte ,CuDepaterer 6erenipags.-
Die Staot Suoetpater bate ii1 iiber
stpei Sdhr6unberte binourh eines
gripilegiums su srfreueu, ipie es felt
fomer unb eiasuariiger pobl faum
| ljemaIs ert6eilt spproen iit. Bon Der
erIfen 06lfte oes iediehnien 5Ghr.
bunbsrts bis gu anfans bes aft3ebns
ten gait ndmlih bic Siaoipass 3u
Suotipuier fir bic alsin btrehtists
sxrennase; oies gripiieg mar benz
Gtdoifen pon oem Teutihen aniier
Rarl V, Der in ben RieoerIan0en se.
boren uRo ersoqen mar, dussefteut
Doroen. Der Ruf, ben bie Mdoe in
biefsr pripiIeaierisR Gigsni6aft beiab.
mar fn arcB. oab 2eute aus rDeiter
| i5erne n1h Guoeipdter piIasrien. nm
| iih bort ipiegen Sa IaiIen. gs ipdren
| ioihe, bic man su 6auie uRasrehters
peiIe Der 3duberei bti6uloigt battle
| unb oie iih nun auf oitie art Der
SeYenprobe 0ffentli6 reinisen nollteH.
Der geipeis Der lni1ulb ergob fi6.
fpenn bic angeslasie perion itrDerer
ober bod ebenio ihper ais ods 0es
ipiht, nas man nah Der norongeean.
atnen unaefdhren S6dsuns oes
giirgsrmeiiters In eis anbere S6a!e
gsleast bate. Wsun iiehi olio. bns
| Berfnbren mar 3iemlib DilIfiirlih
uno lisb bsi einisem DoblsDOlea, oas
ia mutbmabfin auh Der Sioos cine
| quite Ginu1hme aufiibrte, msiiieHs ben
eripiinfhten ausgous su. Usdn be.
srodteie ben 2orper oes Wassidnoi.
batsn unb rihiete oann6 ons Geipiti
elm. Jreilih, iper su leidbi befunoen
puroe, Der mubte Hotbneuois Elm
3aub.rer unb 6erenmsiiier fein uno
ftonb bann in 0sfabr. babsim Out
uno 9lnt M p<rIieren. Wonn bon
biefem priDilegium sum Iesttn Wale
gsbrduh gsmnht spcrbtn IN. III nit
geitimmibeit nidt su fasen, bod fos
uisl iit sspib. oab in Der trfi<n 6dlfte
bes Is. Suhrhunoeris nod rorseblihs
6srsn auf Der Gtaotpoge sn Guee'
ndter eesposen rpurben.
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GtnbriiHe unb Diebftdbie.

Dalter Dolfe6. bon go. 5614
Gmslep DIure. tbsiIts Der poiissi NIT,
eab einbretxr aus feinsr Wobnung
ben 8straa pon $50 in Cob tntipsns
eei, babel absr elm arobere Summs in
BapisrseIo iibsrieben bdttfa.
- Gin Der Rarp 6usbss, Rc. 1o44
gipanoIa Sirats, b<fonntsr Disb snt.
fpenbets berisIben einen Diamontrinl
i'm Werth bon $50 unb anoert
Shmudfahen I'm Merihe bon $12
Der Gams oes anaeblihen Gi.btl
tourbs Der golIssi mitgetbeilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19

- Gin 9orbdne I'm 5aufe Der Gruu
Qucp 8ebb. ao. 1882 Jairfay 4D...
fling aeitern aug unktonnter urfane
ieuer. Die fsusrptbr nuree our9 si.
neH StiuaIagm berbeiasrufsn uno
lofhte ben unbsoeuienbeu granb. Der
Sddben bt.riot $25.
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Etoer 10 JbEs W'
sisiH siaHabsa. soHn'
te ID, nibs Das 0ss
ioid,f msssnss Rittbsr
iraesH nno mar iebr
iAlinn auigsounIsIt.
Do yosftorsss NIT
bssi HoftorsH, absr
fis ttaisa Hsis nids.
gut. Gie iosisH, bic
Ratas mhHs ibrsn
Mse bobeH. Wsine
G6sssi1er risth mir,
Gpeia g. ginibom's
Rsscetdbis gompcunD
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MmsIdnOiid5e Rad,ridjten.

lie prdparirten Reb.
hlbner. aus Der Iiiiticen gpbdre
Ger gonntngsidger. 6ie iest ipieoer
NIT ben spnbren Minirobs ibre 9bnten
beginner. ensspirff Der ..DoiiIoie" ein
Eibihes McmentbiIb. Heim GefIiigel.
h1nbler. Gin Sdoer betritf ben Qnben,
Ibie GIsnte iibsr Der sGuIter unb %.
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N E ~ %Srt.

- Sn ibrem zeitamente bintsrlieB
HlorentiHe 6etert $500 tbrsr Iodter
Nfnait q. 5edert unb ie $50 ben
feds Rinbsrn ibrer perftorbsnen
Todter. Ten Reit erbdIt sylord 5ez
ftrt, Die audi aur ggetatrig srnangt
trurne.
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QiperpooI. Mngsi.: .Gpmrit1
bon Bottom. - MbesS.; baltic" HoH
9eD Dors.
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9 q m iItsm.

1trfer gsent in SamiltpH 1T
Scrr Gonaro 9rnf, 449 Shs 5iinite
Strufc. @ea Sel. 476 ". Some
Nbune 1851 u.
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'IDie 5rau gromll
(itf
JH Der Ganer bes GebensireMieIe--
Nie epoia 6. Eiufbam's Hege.
table COMPOUND Fs 81 d'
=, nsr seinnoen 6raH
- ruad)te.

Sela, Raniss. - in Der Tauss sss 2es
bsHsiUe6isis mar ID sicd SATIRE tfaHf.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-10
davis l[)ll!5'1n7
PURE paint
MANY POINTS INTEREST
VISITORS TO CHATTANOOGA
Continued from Page Two.)

paign. 1t is said that the first heavy
guns were fired from these batteries
but the statement is disputed by some.
The Golf and Country club, Chatta-
nooga's exclusive social club is locat-
ed on the north side of the Tennessee
river, also. 1t is one of the best ap-
pointed country clubs in the Southern
states, and already number of social
functions have been announced for it
during reunion week.
There is hardly a spot in the Chat-
tanooga valley to cover the subject in
one paragraph, without historical in.
terest. Two armieis contend for the
mastery ali over the field and silent
memorials are here and there erected
to American valor All of these are
of interest to tourists and visitors.
South of Chattanooga are the his
toric battlefelds of Georgia. such as
Adairsville and Calhoun, AlIatoona
and Acworth, Big Shanty Brush
mountain, Cassyille Culps farm, Dali
las, Newhope church, Allatoona Hills,
Dalton, Graysville, Kennesaw noun
tain and others too numerous to men
ton. All of these noted fields are
within easy reach of Chattanooga and
are included as points of interest.
Stopover privileges have been allowed
at these points on all tickets to the
reunion sold by the railroad lines
penetrating the district. They can
be visited without additional cost Oh
the reunion trip
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-10
DOLLY AUTO CATCHES
and COOKS BIG FISH
Prize Fish Yarn of The
Season

Cordele, April 9.-That an automo,
bile will catch fish and cook then
while ones hunger rises has been dis
covered by DR.. E. c. Davis, a promi.
nent physician of Byromville, in Dooly
county The discovery was made in
rather peculiar and strenuous circum-
stances. 1t puts DR.. Davis in the lime.
light in South Georgia quite as mucn
as DR.. Friedman is swith another
class of people at this time.
The story doesn't come from Dr.
Davis to this correspondent, bit
through second party who says that
DR.. Davis told it at a social gather
ing of the Shriners or K. of PCS, of
both of which he is a prominent mem
Der.
Here's the tale:
Several days ago the doctor was
called out from Byromville in his ma
chine to attend a patient in the coun-
try. To reach the home of this patient
he had to cross one of the creeks Of
the county, which was much swollen
by recent rains. AS the machine went
into the stream the water came al
most to the body of the car, and when
it came out on the other side fiutter-
ing noise was heard, as though there
was something badly wrong with the
motor. A large trout, frightened by
the buzz wagon" jumped into the dust
pan of the car and was found by DR..
Davis after he stopped the machine
and raised the hood to ascertain the
cause of such a noise.
"Ill leave it there" unused the doc
tor, as he replaced the hood
When the doctor arriv d at his home
the trout was cooked and ready -
serve. Heat from the machine ha1
done the cooking and with skin re-
moved and butter applied, it made Il
very palatabIe meal.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-10
FARMERS Want
A SHARE OF
The PROFITS
Effect AN ORGANIZATION
With That Purpose Held in
View

Chicago, April 9.-Chicago house
wives today paid two cents pound, %
from to u cents a head for fresh
cabbage One South Water street COM
mission merchant paid $3.50 to 50 4
crate; down in the Rio Grande cou1-
try on the gulf coast of Texas, cabbage
was rotting on the farms. The search
for An answer to that problem prompt-
ed farmers, truck growers and agri-
cultural experts from thirty states and
Canada to start three days inquiry
here today. Cabbage is only one of
the products that is causing a shaking
of heads.
AS Edward R. Kone, commissioner
of agriculture of Texas, said, somebody
else is getting the money for nearly
everything that farmers grow. The
meeting was called to find out who
gets the farmers profits. Officially the
assembly is known as the National
Conference on Marketing and Farm
Credit. 1t is the first of it's kind. /
is Independent of organizations and
came into being because heads of farm
oranges, farm experts and growers
who had invested millions in land in
the aggregate, saw their products go
ing to waste while the cost of living
went up and the consumers paid the
bill
The railroads aren't getting the
money" said Kone, "at least we think
not The farmer isn't. The consumer
isn't getting the farm goods cheaply.
He's hollering about the high cost Of
living. Where does the money go? If
the middleman gets it we're after
him"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-10
Prices Are Boosted.

Peter Radford, of the Farmers I'M
ion, said that farmers have long been
FESTIVE under present present market
ing conditions.
I'VE were going after the trouble in
an organized way" said Radford. I'VE
want to know why we get only 80 cents
for bushel of potatoes which sell fos
75c to 81 a bushel here That seems
too big profit"
Other states besides Texas are n
revolt. Warren D. Foster, member vi
the Massachusetts Homestead commits
sion, told why New England is support.
ing the conference. Potatoes we raise
on truck farms in Cummington, Mass.
are rotting in the fields, said Mr.. Fos-
ter. I'm Worthington, town practi-
cally contiguous to Cummington, they
sell for $3.50 a bushel. There seems
to be need for cooperation between
east and west"
Harry A. Wheeler, president of the
chamber of commerce of the United
States, welcomed the conference. Col
Frank P. Holland, permanent chair.
man, opened the session. Sydney i
Texas, was unable to attend, and his
Mezes, president of the University d
address was read for him. In it the
educator said that so per cent. of the
people of Texas live on farms.
Divided $50 Per Cent.
While some progress has been mad,
in teaching the farmer how to grow
more crops" the paper reads, "littp
las yet been done to aid him in getting
fair prices for his products To illus
trate the gross injustice of our pres
ent marketing system, may point on
the fact that at Laredo, Texas, in on
onion growing district, one day a shor
time ago, onions were sold for 2 cent?
pound; the next morning Laredo on
ions were osld in the open market a
Austin at Is cents a pound. In thi
transaction as you will see, the com
mission man, the public carrier an
the retail dealer divided $50 per cent
of the price paid to the grower.
THE glazing injustice of such
system is made more apparent by
comparison with the results of COOP
Grafton in marketing farm products il
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Continued on Page ~
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-10

Are you wise in buying paint that IS
largely adulterated when you can buy
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-10
FLOODS MAY
RAISE PRICE
OF GRAIN
SUCH IS THE INDICATION
Contained in Recent Reports
From West

Amercus supply dealers and grocers
received telegraphic information yes
terday from the grain and feed centers
of the, west which indicated "panicky''
times in the price of corn, oats and hay
as the result of recent floods in that
section, which not only swept away
warehouses and granaries filled with
foodstuff, but damaged the railways
to such extent as to greatly retard flu
ture shipments to the south.
One message received by a wholesale
grocery house stated that corn had al
ready advanced to eighty cents per
Dushel in carload lots beyond the Mis-.
sissippi, which may soon mean dollar
corn for Georgia farmers who buy it.
Oats and hay, too, immense quantities
quantities of which are shipped into
Georgia, are soaring in price, the wes-
tern dealers declare.
The supply of western feedstuffs on
hand in Americas will last but a linz
ted time, and then flood prices will
probably prevail until the cat crop here
is harvested two months hence.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-10

Lover-Please send a large bunch
of roses to this address and charge i;
to me-
Florist-Yes, sir; and your name?
Lover-Oh, never mind the name
She'll know.-Iudge.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-10

Jinks-I hear you've got the sack
for turning up late at he office.
Binks-Yes; but | can't understand
it. When they engaged me was told
they didn't want a clerk that watched
the clock!--Comic Cuts,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-10

Sweeping is said to make a girls
arms plump and graceful-accordin
to that, walking-but there are the au-
tomobiles.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-10

Sleeping cars between Americas and
Atlanta on trains leaving Americas
1926 p. m, arriving Americas $3.50
"a. m Connects at Macon with sleep.
ing cars to and from Savannah.
Pullman sleeping cars between Chi
cago, st. Louis and Jacksonville on
Seminole Limited" leaving Americas
for Jacksonville 1890 a. m. Leaves
Americas for st. Louis and Chicago.
via Columbus and Birmingham, at g. SIS
a. m.
For further information apply toS.
B. Ellis, Ticket Agent, Americas. or
John w. Blount, District Passenger
Agent Macon. Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-10
Invigorating to the Pale and sickl,

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria, enriches the blood, andbuIlds up the sys-
TEN. true Tonic. For adults and children. Soc
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-10
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Current Schedules Corrected to Data
Central Time.
TRAINS ARRIVE.


From Savannah, Augusta,
Atlanta and Macon 49, 1880 p N
From Columbus and in
termediate points ........ 1890 n
From Lockhart, Dothan,
Albany, Troy and Mont
gomery ..............*1O:35 p N
From Lockhart, Dothan,
Albany, Troy and Mont
gomery .............." 2:O5 p NJ
From Atlanta and Macon ~ 2:15 p N
From Augusta, Savannah,
Atlanta and Macon .....* $50 a N
From Columbus and in
termediate points ...,..-! TO p N
From Columbus and in
termediate points 10000 m
From Albany and Jack
SonVllle ................~S: 90 10
From Albany ............' $40 a m
TRAINS DEPART.
For Macon, Augusta and
FOR Albany, Dothan
Lockhart, Troy and
Montgomery -. .......' $50 a m
For Albany, Dothan,
Lockhart, Troy and
Montgomery .........* 2:15 p No
Tor Macon and Atlanta 80" 2:05 p NJ
For Macon, Atlanta, Saw
annah and Augusta .*10:35 p N
For Columbus ...........~ 3:45 m
For Columbus ............! 500 a m
For Columbus, Birming
ham and Chicago ......* 1855 a m
For Albany ............* 1880 p m
For Albany and Jackson
! Vile ......,........... .~Iz:SU n
"Daily. Except Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. U. s. L1n' Omce at Phoenix. ArIzona
 Oct. s1, 1913 NOTICE is hereby given that David D, Babb. of McNeaI Arizona, who, OF January 18th. 1908. made Homestead entry, No. 04022, for SW1-f. Section 3, Township 2lS Range 26E, c & s R Meridian, has flied notice of intention to make five year Prooc, to establish claim to the land above described, be. fore Jared D. Taylor. '. s. Commis- sioner, at Bisbee. Arizona, or the 9tb day of Dec, 1913,
 Claimant names as witnesses: Abraham Pipher, of McNeai, Ari- zona.
 John P Sabin. of Bispee. Arizona Joseph R. Blaloek. of McNeal. Ari zona.
 Melvin Blickeastaff, of Douglas. Ari- zona.
 THOMAS F. wEEDIN.
 Register.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-06
Legal Notices
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT lN THE COUNTY OF cocHIsE,
 STATE OF ARIZONA

Jake Adams, Plainu1. ys. Antonio A. Adams, Defendant. No. 5s6
 Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Cochfse, and the complaint sled fin the said county of Cochise. in the office of the clerk of said Superior Court
 The State of Arizona sends greeting:
 Antonia A. Adams, you are kerehy required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Superior Court of the State of Arizona in and for the County of Cochise. and to answer the complaint filed therein within twenty days lexclusive of the day of serrieel after the service on you of this sum mons eff served within the county; otherwise withing thirty daysI or judgment by default win be taken against you according to tle prayer Of said complaint
 Given under my hand and inc seal of the Superior Court of the State ol Arizona, in and for the County Q