davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Springfield herald., 1913-04-04
Gossip.

j. H. Christy and H. A. Laird
were in town the 1st. The latter
is from S. w. Iowa and is visit
ing at the Christy ranch.
Measel, the carpenter, this
week built a porch addition to
Nora Browns residence west of
town.
o. H. Trueblood and wife, the
latter remembered here as Susie
Harrison, daughter of the Com
missioner and neice of j. H.
Christy are visiting at the Harri-
son and Christy homes. Mr.. and
Mrs. True blood reside in Kansas
City. Mo.
John Petticrew was here pay
ing taxes Tuesday.
John Macarthur was in from
Estelene the 1st.
Mrs. f. E. Lamport visited
relatives and friends here for
several days. She returned to
the ranch at Lamport Monday
John A. Huston backed by a
Villas syndicate paid S4.OO for a
certain pie at the recent social.
Col. Bailey raised this SOC in his
generous contribution of S4 80 to
the boys.
Mr.. L. Fl. Albert authorizes
us to announce that he conten-
plates opening IL law office in
Springfield in the near future.
Mr.. A followed the law business
for many years, having practiced
in the several courts of Neb,
and Kansas.
County Supt. Mabel c. Oldem,
her little boy and her mother are
now living in the Mcfarland res,
idence.
Lee Knox was in town this
week.
Ernest Weeks was recently
brought before j. p. Homsher
charged with the stealing of a
saddle belonging to Chris Bryne.
He is now serving "a sentence of
go days in the county Jail.
Assessor Brown leaves tomor-
row for Denver to attend a meet
ing of county assessors called for
April 7th.
Denney has a mixed car OF
barb wire, nails and staples. ADV
Seed potatoes at Bakers. ADV.
Instructions received from the
Tax Commission direct that all
property; both real and personal
be assessed for this year at its
full cash value. This means that
property valued at $1,000 for tax
alton purposes for 1912 will be
valued at $1,000 for 1913. So far
as the county government is con
cerned, the higher valuation will
simply mean lower levy, but if
as predicted, the state will still
adhere to the mill levy itmeans
that Baca County will have to
arte up over $4,000 for state
purposes alone for the present
wear
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-30
Gtpilmas be- Nansies.
3Oassn ~ voupns Sss Wtas" tsm 1Ses ~
OtstAsasnsiss sattsssafsssx.

Sn Der xDubItn meotetp" ers6blt
Elm gnel1nber, Der lonos tn Met@e
Der Mitte gelebt bat, bon Der itoijnen
@Iet4gllttgtett, bte bts Gbtnsfeh BEN
3obe 9egenuber al ben Cog leoe,l;
bteie Glet4gilttotiet tft etne Golge
tbrer aluffnfiung bes menf<den &C.
berS aIs elmer laugen Netbe bon Gel.
ben, bon tpel@e1 MIR Der Sob be.
fretet tam. go erttI1rt it9 aud bte
erobe 9abI Der gelbitmorbe tnGbsna.
Rt4t ieltert ntrtnt ber Selbitr1oro
bier ~feltinr,e Gornnen an. So Bic
4tneftf4en Observation-Disclosures
fruber BET t0tlt9en unfalen erobe
Gntf@dbtgungen 5abltt,l bate it'd
I'M 0anbe bes 8opfes etne b5@ft mert.
nnrotge lrt Der geIbitberni4tune
erttpidet: Gamtltenpdter, Die I'M bic
8ufunft tbrer Gngeb6rtgett beforat
maren, madtm iabraus, tabretn
LANCE Carbohydrates, bon benz fill.
len Muni4e beieelt, bel etnem8uidm.
menitob, elmer gntgleiiung ober ionit
etner Halallrop2e loyI!a9tn gu e..
pen e u1le"1apngeleulVGIIen
n1ng Seoen SI I91na!.s", n..'
ma! 1o o'e Welealoaltsn o1e 81.
NUM- Ger Hau e mtnue n..0
t9rer H1noer lIpeIl!eaan "94b1s..'
UNI Gem 1@DungpaI1e" Se.ul..
aso1o9a7oet e'H vnue 81 ~
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@idtig.

- Muf seite 2 oieier 3eitumgsaus-
gube miro ieoem 9eier Sic @elegenbeit
geboten, iid 3 Sdadteln 2unoins St.
tract fir Mal=5a=8ram gu oeri9affen,
|apeldes Elm nel1es pradtiges @rapa-
rat 1T, UNI aus benz eS gemadt lit,
baden tpegen ibrer ebten Gigenidaf-
ten aflgemei1en 8eifau 9efnnoen. Das
aus sem @rtraet bergeiteute @etrdnf
lit geiun6, itorf, 6elici0s un6 iid}aia=
memo, .genau 10 tpie edtes IMPORTER
tes Ma15bier bon feiner Sarbe, nlio
elm nidt gu ubertreffenoes Gafel=@e-
tramf. Das @rtract, aus lpeldem oas
8ier gema6t miro, beitebt al1s meiter
nid}ts tpie 6em ollerfeiniten Mol5 nro
&opfen. Seine a1sge5ei@neten @igen=
i6aften per0en ourh SOS l1rtbeiI Der
2eute %betpieien. Sralt Dora Miner,
Goina, Mo., i6reibt: Dos Mal-5a=
8ron idmedf fem. @err 6rieori@ 81
DefsdW, rockingham, Wafb., ibreibt:
&obe Ole 3 Sda6teln @al=an8ralt
uno Die l1br erba1ten u1o bin isbr
5ufrie6en bamit;; i4 min beriuden, es
bel allen meinen 5reun6en einaufub-
rem. 8enn sic 6iefes 8ro6uft nod
ntdt genoiien boben, 10 Iaifen sic iid)
oieie @degenbeit nidt enteeben, fon-
bern i6nei0en Sie sen @atpot1, Sen
Sic auf Seite 2 fi1t6en meroen, iofort
aus.
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Sm

2iebe uno &eligion mer6en 1r1itrei-
tig nit &edt als 5tpei beoeutungsnone
@lemente I'M menidIiden 2eber be-
tradtet. Melde BON bei5er1 an eriter
'steae fommen ion, lit cine 6rage,
Ole mebr @lid 5eritort, mebr Selma
fben oufgebroden uno gr0Beres l1n-
bell Deruriadt fat, als irgeno etpas
@11oeres, bas iemals gum Borideiu
getommen 1T. Gs lit 6ie gleide Grn-
ge, melde ser Mutbor s. Mnrio,
geiteqt fat IN Sem Don ibn
.perfaBten StId sic peiBe Sdtpetsr,
peldes I'M Dabioion Sbeater am 1did,-
item Sonntag 51r Muffiibrung gelan-
gen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-30
loue1t, lant Der 5oroerung iener Be
lh0r0e. ltnterfiteI einnpfiint mprhrn

iouen, lalt Der 5oroerung iener 8e-
b0roe, ltntertitel eingefiigt meroen,
NM a~n5uoeuten, 0oB ein Eraum per-
.%iinnbtloet uno fein 1pirflides Greig-
nib Dorgefijbrt miro. Sn oem Slim
v5be 9nma1 @ulture" ion bas gu
lamnle1tan5en oer beioen Gdn5er aus
gemer5t tperoen, mdbreno 6as Solo
San5en b%orgefibrt neroen 6arf. SS1
Ser Serie u2ife's 2otterp" lonte aud,
Die gtelle ausbleiben, 400 sic 6rau Elm
8e1albungSmittel in 1os @eingIas
0es Mannes tr0pfelt. Dieie 6oroerlm-
gen ner0et bon Ser Nationnl 8ouro
Of Geniorlbip geiteQt, uno6 lie Gent
tralsgteQe erindt ale, ole beoba6ten,
oaB fie urrbeabtet bleiben, ibr sizes
m~it5utbeile11. Cine @oitfarte, an sic
Gentral=Steue OF Semple 8l0g., ct.
@ouis, 800, geri6tet, miro geniigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-30

nan%r;,m SnA Mpfrinf 1pa MfiffeI1fnft.
~ tTs;bt 1 g,aa r,,sHihs 'm;er ft.nid,t
sssaSs ;4Iaht ,har es ut s;ren ni,il
ssh a SIIfeh,InehoH oIs hie honr.
y yHgS mn RShm;imen mierp. NIB
I'm s,,r% o,,iot non mIn,prin nnn.
r,soren mpSnnro+sn nef,,n6heits.
f%SSI;Mp, ia;n ia nip o,,siSnbiihen
Ecrtsa DO ga,hen. nns @ptrSnffs
S,,r% SiIfohnI,,,5os itSpfpr =, mnd,o,,.
S,,bey+ az ;;hrinens n,h HI Sen mei.
,,s1 SO nom r,,Ssi;hpn @pihmof ent.
inrsh.nh narfhnitten merSen Sic.
ie,n meihmoS traaen inISnSHhe ME
n;i%e m%e;mf;r,nen' Med6nnn,1.
,,,n on, Ie;htpr Mp;n if q att ME
nnr r;h+ ~ hehaffem MEM, mnr i'm.
s saf '' hireft imnortiert
ID G;,a,' nrosen momnoer meift hos
.,,w;,%a S ms;ta,,rnt;amsTaben oher
i i%,1,r,eI noh o,,f. mon KIT fem Gaf6,
mo 10 meStp,ronn mn6 iooor NoIen.
Semnt Sic a%nffeeh6nfer Fms Ronbi.
tore;or ,,,h ftphon o,,f ipbr nie6rtoar
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-30
aSnnte jamd5em pur Trrnoe.

SD mod]te Gnen 6anten Gus oem
Sieften meines Screens" ii9reibt 6.
g.. @aoer bon 2apisburg, IS. 3d.,
vfur 6en mltn6erbonen 6oppelten Mu-
sen, Sen ih 6lra electric 8itterg bat<
te, im6em er mid fotuoN bon ei1lers
iblimmen Sale zines Moge1Ieioens
.urb BON &belpDatisntlls beilte, moran
i'd ais bilfslos @eptogten aebn SSabb.
re lang Tit. @s tom mir Dor, oils
lei 0teier SAL gerooe fir mid ge-
madbbt." @egen &ortIeibigteit, linz
per6aulidteit, @elbiudbt, uno UNI sos
spitem BON Mierengtfben gu befreien,
Ole M6eltrpatismus beruriaden fat
electric 8itters ieines @leide11 ,ti6t.
@eriudt es.. SSebe Slaide %garontfrt,
ooB Tie 8ufrieoenbeit gibt. Sour so
@ts. in MoIitors Mpotbefte.-Mnseige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-30
Gin sdelmenftrei@.

@ans aaiiel ltebt unter benz ulfi.
gen Ginbrud zines fomii@en @reig.
tiffes, Der fabelbaften r@rinoung
elmer groben Guloa.S 4tffabrtS'@e.
feui9oft fir ben geiamten Yerionen-
tpie Gra9tperfebr bon &aiiel iber
Miin6en Biz our Dbertpeier". Bon
einen1 aroupne,, borberettenoen
Musi9ub mar unldngit elm Ginla-
bungsi9reiber uno Elm 8rofpeft iiber
bieie ongebIide @eieui9aft an aIle
n13gIi9en Rorporationen, 8eboroen,
Hereine, @ei9dftSfrmer, Snbuitriel-
len uiu. beri4idt tDoroe1, nit Der
Ginlabung. am !. Mu9uit i'm .4aiie.,
Ter &of" oben6s 8 lbr ii9 ein3ufin-
ben. Sn Dem Brofpeft mar gelagt
mor6er, man noble cine S9iffabrts.
gefelihaft %grun6en lnb eirerl Mo-
torbootsberfebr oberbaIb RaiieI8 auf
Der Sulba Bic @untersbaufen EN-
ridter uno einen groBen .Juloa-
&afen BEL @untersbaufen" anlegen.
&c fornte fomit ni4t nl1SbIeiben,
bob bon allen intereifterten 5eiten
fid an einen1 beitimmten Mbeno 5abl-
reide @ertreter i'm raaiieler &of"
etnfanoen, barunter Bertreter Der
Raffeler un6 bena9barten @emein6e.
beb0roen, Mbgeoronete ser fanfmGnri.
f@en @ereine, 56iffabrts- uno inbu-
ftrie1en @eienf9aften u. a. M1es mar
bo bon &aiiel Biz Bremen, 1ur lieB
fi@ fein Meni6 bon benz borbereitett..
benz Musi6ub bliden. Man martete
etne babe, cine gar3e, ia 3tpet Stun.
ben, aber nieman6 lteB fih ieben.
Gn6lt4 fragte elmer Ser @ri4ienenen
nod benz ginberufer. &c meloete iid
aber teiner. &omerifdes @eIddter
folgte. Mnn merfte, baB man einem
@tsbol6 gum OFFER gefanen mar.
Mar tr6itete itd aber unb ging 10.
fort gum .getnltli4en Sell iiber. Ma4
benz Ginberufer Der f~an1ofen Der.
fantmIung iu6t man nod bel1te Der.
gebli9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-30
sIapii6e B5rter

ftnb in Ser oeutfden Sprade bdufi.
ger al8 man meiner ioute. &ein
@un6er bel benz Observation-Disclosures
Reber- un6 INSTRUMENTATION Der
beioen Maiien. @er berft Bel benz
.oeuti6en" @ort @rer3e an oa8 fla.
pii@e .granitaa"! Hetf@oft, Beit.
f9e, S9ops, aug, 4luat iinb meroi.
f4er &ertunft, ebenio tpie Die bull
o1re Bflan3e (pluro 2ungenflu.
geI). Gin &aluufe 1T I'm Slatpiiden
Elm &eioebemobner, aIfo eigentIi@
Elm ar,,ler S9luder. Die befonnte
Mutf4e. ODER Mot4eflb III auf
,mudsn" (6ie aub) ourlda1tleiten,
1T alto eigentli9 etne 9autologie.
&u9 Quart (peiber a6fe), Sdamar1o,
bic oftpreuBii4e Sabne, S3alde Ton.
ner1 ibre flatpii9e &ertunft 11i@t ber.
lea.gner. Menoii9 finb aud futf4
,1n6 parbau3. Da3 @ort pon.aotg,
momtt man eirenW eniden be5ei4na,
Der cine Code an fth beranfomme1l
Taft, 1T r1i1t etpn NIT Der ror1a,ti.
f9en Bomabe (por1o, Der Gpfel), Der
&aarfaIbe, bertpa,rbt, tottbern bot
ieiue Durseln IN benz IatDif&m pc
utaIu - Iongfnrt. Ber,1 man bon
eineua Menihen iagt, e. Tonne geb6ss
rig pieti9en, 70 bebiert man t& bd-
BEL eines uripringlth ratutf&ett
QusbrudS unb min bamtt attbeltten,
bab ber @IiidIi9e einen geb3rtgen
gHefeI pertrager1 fnrn. Dies Der.
3eidnts f6nnte nod beoe1ttenb ertuei.
{ert uer6er, bod m6gen 6tefe tpeni.
Iaeu Beifpielesei1en Begriff babon Sc.
ben, ,pte febr bic golfsfpra4e nit
'Eatuif9en gIernenten biir4fest TIT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-30
Raeore nub Der nriprnne bes
Qebens.

Cine Bariier 8eitung beridtet, bab
Der fran3oiifde @elebrte 8eeq11erel
FIR ole Belt" bic bon Sir 8iliaM
3bonpfon berrubrenoe9 beorie mioer-
.legt babe, nod Der bns 2eber olff IN.
fern YInneten aus n1eteorif9en Qnel-
len, urb 3mar IN Der Gorm mifroito.
pifder Seine, berftammer1 foqes
Das more - bebol,ptet 8eequerel -.
einfad unm5gIi4. Ser interplaneto,
rtf9e @eItraum fei reid on ultro-
btoletter 2i9tftrabler, unb bieie it,l0
fir aetne befanntItb t6tlt@. 9ic
aetr1e piiroen auf ibrer Gabrt alto
berni9tet porben feir, ebe lie Die @roe
erreidten. Sir. etner1 bedIgli4M
Werjuh m6blte BecquereI Die pioer-
ftanbsf6btgften bisber er@iifenfda1t
befan1tt getporbenen Bofterien. lgr
f9lob fte IN. luftleere @6bre11 Elm nn;o
iette tie feds Stlnoen lang ultra
btoIetten strabIen aus. Da8 uber-
lebte fetre ein3ige, unb 8ecquerel lit
Der Meinung,. bnB bic lebenbernth.
knoe @trfung Der Strablen ubera1
biefeIbe fem miife. Do@ felbft, tperll
Biniam Gbompfons 9beorie fi9 ais
fti9baltie ertpiefen bate, mare oas
MdtieI bes 2eben8urfprunge8 NOD
ebenfo ungel0it geblteben. oenn tpenrt
bas 2eben burh Meteore auf Die @r6e
gebradt tporben ,pdre, bltebe ia I'M.
mer nod bic Grage befteben. ME ur0
tpober benn Die Rein1e auf bic ste.
teore gefommen feien.
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Gin beraJn,te GfeIia.

Sn 8aris lebt eine Gielin, bic cine
Bergangenbeit bot, I'M mel@e re Diele
Dierfuber bereiben t0nrten: ffie ftaro
oiele Sabre lang I'M Gtelter Der be.
rubutten Siermalerin @oia 8onbeur
Moben. Nls Die ainftlerin itarb
eraablt sic rGribu1a" - blieb Die
bubf@e Gfelin obne fefte 8efhdf-
tieung; aber Is fonben fiidh Diele yer.
iones,, bic fte unteritiisten ur1h ibr ben
Aebe1,SunterbaIt peri4afften. Der
HiIbba,1er @ouder CAB ibr 8obnur.e
in einem grobe1 maun Der ~@nde",
et,1es1l iener pielen San1u1elorh iltt,.
ger Rindtler, Die pom8mang Der Ata.
bennier, ri9t8 mifien molfen. Die
Efelin mur6e pon Stun6e on ptel.
feitig: iie ftnno peiter Mooeu, trat
aber audi ols Statiitin tn eitelr1
fIeinen 9beater auf uno itelte It'd
Bin ut,6 mieoer aud ais 8ugtier ei-
mem Mil9banbler our Derfiigur,g;
ne mar ii alien Mteliers al &auie ,l16
errtete uberan 2tebtoiursen, ffreuro.
Tide Morte u1b SaIatbl6tter. Sest
IL fte dit, tie oddbIt otnar erit 80 Sabre,
aber fit eine. Gfeltn TT oas f4on bas
utter bes Derfalls. 81 brau@t taum
eefogt 3u tperben bob fte In ibre.
olten 1ager nod melt mebr gendtet
tpirb aIs friiber; oa man tie bur4 bic
weae@nurg ,GieIin" 3u beleibiaer1,
flrdtet, nenr1t man tie in Der yRude"
1,,,r ga petite bolrgoiie1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-30

gom alien 6rik Gin
Oberit, ser nit ifeinem @egtmetlt meebb-
rere ungei9idte Mnn0per Dor sen Mu-
gen Srie6ridas II. ousfiibrte, fldbte
ieinen bonn 80nig eben belobten N6-
i%utanten 5a6urd in Elm idyle@tes 2idt
gu itellen, 5ab er i'm dls Erinter bin-
iteIte.
Ser ate Srib iab sen 0berit fdarf
an, d1nb iagte Damn er111tntern6: 80?
Mun oann fauf' ST oo6 audi"
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Giinige Geminrbeoarftige @anbelbil.
Ser.

Ser Slim rGbe GIoie6 Door" lit
bon Ser Sectional 8oar6 Of @enioribip
gam5li6 b%erurtbeilt tpor6en. SSn ser
.Serie uSbe Board Of TRANSCRIPTION"
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o! - @odin: uMein 8pduti-

Sa | 0! ~ &od)in:: nMein 8uduti-
gam Der Gi5emadtmeifter.
Ma0ame (eritannt): yBie gi5ee-
-. Ser 1T aber raid
'aoaneiert. 8or einem baIben sSabr-
mar er no@ @efrut, felt orei Monaten
lit er Sergeant a1no iett bereitg 8i5e-
madytmeiiter??"
rSa es lit bod imlner ein an
rerl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-30

geeIen ffo;t1t1en pergiftet neroen,
mie Roi;rper, nber cine itnrte GeelesI
Wbertpi1toet oaS @ift.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-27

Sometimes a rich man hides his soul
under the cash register
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-27
OPPOSING WOMAN SUFFRAGE, Mr.. ROOT SAYS
THAT POLITICS is MERELY "MODIFIED WAX"

In the divine distribution of powers,
the duty and the right of protection
rests with the male. 1t is so through
out nature 1t is so with men, 1t is a
great mistake, it is fatal mistake that
these excited women make when they
conceive that the functions of men are
superior to theirs and seek to usurp
them. The true government is in the
family The true throne is in the
household The highest exercise OF
power is that which forms the consei-
ence, influences the WILL controls the
impulses of men, and there today VIC
man is supreme and woman rules the
world.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-27
TAFT
DISCUSSES WORK
Which He viii Assume
Shortly

New Haven, Conn, Feb. 26.-Presi-
dent Taft, in letter to the Yale News.
today discusses the work he is soon t.
take up at Yale, as Kent professor Of
law in the college. In part he says:
1T is with no great claim to erudi-
ton that l come back to Yale But it
is with the earnest hope that from a
somewhat extensive and varied exper-
fence l have CLEANED something of use
to the young men with whom I shall
come in daily contact.
There is need that our young men
should appreciate the constitution OF
the United States, under which we
have enjoyed so many blessings and
under which we must work out our po-
litical and economic salvation And
tAAlo lICCd 10 CopCNAoiAg hCCL IA a doI
when that instrument is regarded so
lightly by class of fanatical enthus-
lasts seeking short cuts to economic
perfection, on the one hand, and by
INSCRIPTIONS demagogues who to pro-
mote their own interests do not hest.
tate to indicate disrespect and con-
tempt for the constitution and laws on
the other.
IF l can help the men of Yale to
know the value of our institutions and
to appreciate the danger of accepting
every nostrum that is offered, and of
abandoning those foundations without
which our government could not have
been, will be thrice content"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-27
A PROMISING PLAY

Mr. Paul Gilmore comes to the
Opera House next Tuesday March 4ta.
Mr.. Gilmore's engagement in H. s.
Sheldon's play, THE Havoc" which is
Endorsed by a record of a successful
New York run, and which is said 70
offer the actor-manager the strongest
role he has played since 1.-The Num-
my and The Hummfng Bird"
THE Havoc" is described as new
treatment of the dramatic triangle.
The chief characters OF the play are
Richard Craig, an American railroad
man; Kate, his wife, and Paul Hes
sert trusted guest in his home Craig
by mere chance discovers that Hessert
has wrecked his domestic happiness.
Instead of shooting Hessert, he pre-
tends to accept his cynical views Of
life and love; offers to grant his wife
divorce, if Hessert will marry her
and permit him, Craig, to return 4
year later and become a boarder in the
new home. AS an alternative to bull
let, Hessert accepts the remarkable
proposition and in the second act
Craig turns against his rival the very
weapons used to destroy his own hap
piness. The author employs biting
irony and grim satire in his develop
ment of the inevitable consequences
that follow a revolt against the con-
ventions of society.
The play is in three acts, two of
which occur in a New York fiat, while
the third is laid in the general offices
of big railroad company which oper-
ates between New York and Chicago.
---Advt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-27
TEXAS BORDER
IS PATROLLED
BY REGULARS
Continued From Page -

are safe at Mexico City, and that i.
H. Cooley is reported safe at Tam
pico. Mr.. Shanklil reports also that
the following are safe:
Captain and Mrs. Fannie J. Darr,
Charles E. Scalante, Mrs. Charles
Petren, H. Alzerg and family, G. w.
Sims and son and Mr.. Howlands fam
lily.
Later Senator Sheppard laid the
situation before the senate commit
tee on foreign relations. Accepting
the view that the Texas Mexican line
was insuficiently guarded, the COM
mittee agreed to make representa-
tions to the secretary of war, urging
stronger force along the line.
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TVS BLUFF DIDN'T
WORK on ATHENS NAV

Athens, Ga, Feb. 26-"My name
is Ty Cobb; | want a ticket to Elber-
ton" was the way the big Detroiter
accosted the ticket agent of the Sea-
board Air line yesterday mornins,
when he found that he had to come
~ rail and by Athens to go from
Augusta to Royston. He got the
ticket, ad then repaired to the bag
gage room to have, his dog checked
There he was actually ordered out
of the room by the little baggage
man, who didn't like the Impotence
of the big ball player at having to
wait till trunks were checked before
he got the brass for his dog, and who
also kicked with great emphasis II
being forced to pay % cents for
transportation for the dog.
Cobb threatened to frail the bag
gage man, it is declared, but the
latter stepped back with his hand on
d rather prominent lump in his over
all pocket and warned the big boy not
to advance.
YOU'RE DOWN here among your
own sort O. folks now, old man." the
little baggage man declared, and Cobt
is said to have hastily apologized TO;
his impotence.
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At The SAVOY TODAY

THE Four-Footed Hero" cracker
jack Western picture in two reels of
a horse becoming a hero A picture
you will come a second time to see ;
full of the exciting Western breezy
lite, while the horse performs some
tricks that is as wise as man ever
did.
Beauty Takes a Tramp" Something
entirely different in the way of highly
humorous comedy; funnier than a Sun
day comic supplement.
Don't miss the first program of The
Savoy; it's corker.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-27
Pathe
"ThG Rise and Fall Of Mickey
Malone"
If you want a good laugh
see this picture.
Pathe
Performance Begins
at $3.50 p. IN.

Coming soon FIVE REEL FEATURE
FROM THE MANGER TO THE
CROSS" We cant begin to tell you
how magnificent this feature film is
but when you see the wonderful scenes
you will agree that it is the finest eN-
hibition ever given in Americas or
any other city in the country.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-27

the new department Cases will not
be admitted Unfortunately, and on
ly those having diseases which the "a
dunn cure has been found to benefit
will be considered among the applica-
tinnc fnr. nntranna
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-27
BRIGANDS ARE CAUSING
TROUBLE ALONG Line
Otherwise Administration is
Hopeful in Mexico

Washington, D. c., Feb. 26-The ad-
ministration is taking a much more
hopeful view of the outlook in Mexico
This was reflected in the cabinet meet
ing today when all of the recent dis
patches from Ambassador Wilson and
American consuls in various parts If
Mexico were read and discussed. The
conclusion was reached that nothing
remains to be done at this time to
safeguard American interests in Mex
leo in view of the excellent disposi-
ton toward Americans by the Huerta
government.
The only threat of serious trouble
came from the consul at Cuidad, Poo
firio Diaz, who reported that Col. Jesus
Carranza, brother of the governor Dt
Coahuila, had arrived in that town
with an armed band of two hundred
men with the intention of establishing
headquarters in the city of Moncliva
for the purpose of maintaining orde :.
1t is strongly suspected, however, that
the APPARENTLY bellicose attitude Of
some of the Madero governors and 9th.
ers as wall as a number of rebel lead
ers, has been assumed in the hope OF
thereby inducing the new government
to provide them with remunerative Of
fees.
The attitude of the revolutionists in
the Durango district toward the Huer-
ia government remains problematic. A
band of sixty-eight bandits sacked aud
partially burned property of the Amer
can Shelters Securities Company, near
NOlulOClld OuAudy anu lllO Alilet
lean manager, who was attacked and
beaten, saved his life only by the pay
ment of 500 Mexican dollars to his as
sailants.
The consul at Durango further re-
ports that 200 volunteers have de-
serted from the Torreon garrison, pre-
sumably to fight against the new gov
eminent He says bridges on the Mex
lena railroad have been burned north
and south of Torreon and between
that city and Saltillo.
Although there is some increase Of
brigandage around San Luis Potosi,
railroads are operating in the south
and east in that section.
Hermosillo remains quiet, except
for the excitement attending sensa-
tional rumors which have reached the
city from the capital +.
War department reports YESTERDAY
referred principally to the extensive
movement of troops toward Calves
ton under the recent concentration or
ders. Gen. Steever, after having per-
sonally inquired into the situation on
the south side of the river near
Brownsville, Tex, reported to the de-
partment that the apprehension was
Marshal Linton had told Gen. Steever
that all was quiet; there had been no
outrages and he knew of none in MAJ.
amores, on the Mexican side. Alto
gether the outlook was peaceable.
Announcement was made that the
transport Meade, with a detachment
of marines aboard, which is now a.
Guantanamo, will proceed. to Galveston
to take her plaee.with the other army
transports there.
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