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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-02
CONSTANT UNIVERSAL,
A $500 Range for $42.80 for
This March Sale.

Our
built weighing with
those who the best that skill
that these
by other stove in the world
impossible
tive that quality comparison
willing
you you Judge
practical
thorough
will
refund Reservoir $795
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-02

$1U 0ULUEN ASH KITCHEN CABINET $14.75.
This Combination Kitchen Cabinet is made OF fin
est quality ash that can be procured The top has
two large cupboards to hold dishes that used In
the Kitchen The glass doors fastened with lock
and key and be filled with swiss or silkane to
conceal the contents 1t has Ave large drawers for
spices or small articles that convenient have
nthe kitchen. There is large table top space The
base Is compact and convenient, has fitting bin
for flour, sliding rack for pans package groceries,
two drawers for linen cutlery, two bread boards
and cupboad with door finished on inside to hold
pie pans. This is of the finest and handiest
Kitchen cabinets 70 rthe price Height So In; width
Sin. You save about So by ordering this 90 ~
OF us. MARCH SALE PRICE ......... 1l4.(C
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05
Sovinto-opista.
S. g.. Meper.

MpostoIi paanaIi neutpoo 0olos'
fen fristitpitd farttamaan pbiloioIiaa
la tirbta iaaritufiia, ianoen: u2atio'
faat, ettei iofu teitd piettele pbiloio.
fan ia turbain iaaritusten fautta, H.
misten opin ia mailmalisten iddtptn
idIfeen. Siud bdnesId oiuu toto iu.
maluuben t%dpbeuiipps ruumiiaiiesti"
(2or. 2: 8, 81. SIemme miime aifoi.
no bdmmdstptietii ia murbeefIemme
%fuuIIeet, ettd gliopiston iumaIuus'
opiuiIesfa tiebefunnasia annetaan
opetutfia papitIi oifofpiIe, iotfa o.
mat terpeeuistd Haamotun oppia
mastaan. Niin elm. onat iotfut pa.
piffi tuDeet ia noiben proiesiorien
opetutfia fuuleet fertoneet ionfun
profesforin ianoneen iosiofin Siebe'
funta' fofoufiesfo, fun fpipmps oil
~eniimaiiesta ibmisparista ia erds pIi.
pppilas Ianoi ustopania Haamatun
fertomufIeen abamista ia Gmasta,
Min oil profesiori ianonut: oIettefo
Min %lapieainen, ettd usfotte Sumo-
Ian Imoneen moon pbben ibmispariu,
iosta ibmisiufu polneutuiii, ct, fpad
niitd OIL onut ntonta ibmisparia. a,ii
tenfin apostoIi paopaIi lauIuu put
beesIaan Mtbeenasio: r6dn on teb
MT fatfen ibmisten iutufunnan pbs
beSta tpereSta faifen maon piirin
,pddae oiumaap". Ybbestd ibmis.
parista fiis UP. paapoIin mufoon
fofo ~ibmisIufu p%ol,peutuu. sSa mie'
Id bdn Ianoo Room. 5:eid IumusIo:
rNiinfuin pbSen e. o. @bamin) inn.
min fautta on fabotuS tuIut foitfein
ibmisten paddle, min on mpDs nh.
ben q. o. 2rtStufien) wanbursfau.
ben fautto eIdmdn panburstaus
tuDut faiffein ibmisien pddae@. Spn
II Ia fabohis poImeutuu Ills Iiitd bbs
bestd, nimittdin @comista, minimum
mpDs pbben, I. o. Seeiufien, man
b~urSfauben foutta eIdmdn nanburs'
fous Observation-Disclosures eId
mddn) on iulut faiftein ibmisten
padue. Mitd moorouifimpiin iobto.
pddi5ffiin tultoifiin, Jos noiben M.
benoifoisten teoIoeien mufdon us
foiimme ibmisten poIweututpon itps
resta ibmissparista. 9uon uuben.
oifoiIen Iuomisopin mufoon ei iuo
iomoinen profesfori eitd fufoon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05

= SumaIan armo. Sppdmmdue
fuin ipnnin ipnfimmdtfin mariot, for'
feammaue fuin riffomusten mabta'
mimmat aauot ulottuu Sumalan raf'
faus, ia bdnen fdbesiddn on main
piiarana maa faiffine fen afuffai
neen. 9uo fiImdpfieii fuluneeieen
eldmddIi ia iano, etfD buomaa SUI
malan armon punaista lartaa, io'
bon faiffi beImet owat puiotetut.
@oitfo usfoa ielaiien armon pet
tdmdn? &c festdd iianfaiffiiesti.
Sind olet fdrIimdt6n ia Grtpiid fuin
pieni lapii, mutta find ct moi pubo'
ia SumaIan armon fdIimarIilta. Ole
biliaa! &c martioitiee iinua fuin di.
bin fatie. &c iulfee iinut fuin dibin
IpIi. Si fitd raffoutta, iofa Ell tabbo
meta pddstdd! 81 iitd armoa, io0a
ei ole aItua eifd Ioppuo! 81 fitd sSu.
maIaa, iofa IN rafastanut, iofa ra'
fastaa ia iofa on rafastana fiaoin'
Elm FUN aurinfoa Ell endd ole ia ie
mifd MT on oIemosia, on fobonnui
fuin uneIma! 81, iuuri Sumalan or
mo, find ulotut forfeammaue fuin
torfein tpmort.
e. 81. mener.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05
10 5enttid fappaIe mime main post
fulfee. Silataan oioitteeua: ~Nntta.
io", 6. Dor SO, Sronwoob, Mib.

= Satbon iuruainen loppu on to-
ri{pttdmdsti maifuttanut month"; bd'
men maStuS.aiiiniafin. 9dneld fuu'
luu eileen erittdin maitea tautt, iofa
bitaasti ebiStpmdn perenbeiffenemi
fen fautta, mdbiielen murTi bdnen
moimonIa. Wiimeiiind mtiffoina
oil bdn enimmdfieen taiuttomana,
mutta toiinaan ientddn %iaattoi lau'
Iua muutamia ianoia, iotfa tobista'
mat rasfasta fiduistd taisteIua,
efm.: r9Doi minun us%fontoani!" rSn'
foban Fttenfin totta pl5snouieminen
fuoueista?" &c iofa tdmdn fertoo,
IiIdd: iospa tuo mics rauffa fuufi
miiffoa fest6neen, erittdin naifean
tautinIa aifana oliii lopuIta l5ptdnpi
idueen WapabtaianIa!
Sdbdntin ndbben tefee ian9en I'D
mdn maifutufIen ie, ettd benfilD, TO-
Ia bdnestd bautapubeen pitt, tdsi6
eritpiiesti painosti iitd, ettei tpainaio
usfoniit eldmdn iatfumista fuole'
man idlfeen. Eoffopa ientddn lie
ouut tdmd mainaian tpiimeiTend ala
tufiena fuolinmuoteeuaan?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05
Mmafa, mRicb.
2eiaf. 1 p. 1913.

- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nietet.
tim IasteniubIaa, iobon otti oIaa
faiffi fouIuIapiet, ia Iobioitti 9ema.
title Stoori pbtiD papaasti iddbppte''
lid ia poppia Iopfiue.
= Suutori Wtdfiranta mDi iuuta'.
riIiiffeenid Seiffi Saamistoue, iofa
on aiunut Slintonisia, Snb. pr.
9aomisto iatfaa luutarin liifettd en-.
tiiesfd paifasia @maiosia. Wr. 8.
Wdfiranta ldbtee Snomeen, 2Dps
iddn perbeenId luo. Mdfironta on,
tinnettu t. |. Iutiioine firiotustenIa
fautta ia on nafopa triStittp. On
fuulunut 3 tpuotta tdGld 2anIauis.
Ieurafuntaan ia toiminut SumaIan
poltafmnnan Ie~tpenemiietIi ia ieura.
funnan bppdffi. Niin. emmebdn iaa
ola pbbesId alma tddad maanpddI.
Id, iota fristitpt totifesti baIuaifuai,
mutia me ndliin ioubumme tddud
mailmasfa pfIi iinne toinen tdnne
eifd meiIId ole tddud ppipndistd
faupunfia. Mutta fitte fun faitfi r
uubistetaan ia turmelus otetaan
pois ia 2~ristufien mereld lunaste.
tut footaan iuuren maltaishiinren |.
pmpdrtue ifuista notion mirttd mei'
iaamaan 2ristufIeue, Min 5iuoin Ell
eroista endd pubuta, paon faifft
SumaIon Iapiet iaamat tdpbeuistd
iloa la riemua ia roubaa nauttia.
Wtind protestant fiitdn peli WGfi.
rqntaa pbbesidoIosta ia toipon 4
bausfaa oIoa teiue SuomesId per.
beenne fesfmbesia ia ettd alma ios.
fus firiototte M~uttaiaan fieltd ba.
m~aintoianne.
= Motti !Sirni SronpoobiSta on
tddud pieraiIemosIa i%ufnIaisienIa
ia tuttomienfa Iuona. So on iubIitiu
Nh besId aamuIa enfn ~firfosTa iitte
6. Mden formiua ia ebtooua taas
firfosia pastort 9etmoIen fonsfa,
ionfa faornamuoro on tdnddn. WeI.
let Seimonen ia W. Sirrpi mattus.
Iowoi aomuiunasia aaniouistirffo.
tunnon fpuofifofoutieen Dirsinioan,.
5. 6. Inberion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05

= Eunnustusta 2utberiue. Mita.
naan mp6nfi Dbbpsmaltoien latio.
fddtdpd fofous 100000 bouaria
2oIumbufien patiaon ppstpttdmiiefTi
Wofbinstoniin. vDaIbinston Zines"
ebbottaa npt iomaue paifaIe masta.
pddtd ppstptettdndti iamallaiien
2utber p%atioon, fuitenfin fiud erotuf.
ieqa, ettd tdmd patias iaifi tu1a Fab
Ia pertaa faliimmoffi, foSfa iuu.
reua ustonpubbistaiaua on mail.
manbiStoriasia min fuunnattomasti
iuurempi mertitps fuin 2olumbuf.
feIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05

anteeffi annettu ia olemme ituotn
aiman autuaat. &c ibminen on au'
tuas ionfa ipnnit on anteeffi annet'
tn. 2uuIe, usfofaa fatffi ibmiiet ettdr
Seefutien a~ristufien meren mirtaan
buffui faiffien ibmisten fpnntt. 81
mistataa 0ristufIen fdrFimiien. fuo'
leman ia pIDSnomiemiien bebelmd,
ettd oIette autuoat. Rosfa Seeius on
taIut autuaaffi tefemddn ftd iofa
fabonnut oil. Sanot, moi nina pel'
fddn ftd usfoesIa. 2uule bppd pe'
II ia flor dld usfo perfeIeen malbet'
ia. &c nhlbettelee oman aiatustem'
me fautta. Yluta fuule Ia usfo mt
I'd SumaIa Ianoo ianasiaan. Mld
pelfdd, fiud mind oIen finun IunaSs
tanui; mind olen finun nimeItds futs
funut, find olet minun. Sumala on
~poitania Seeiufien mereud pana
bursfauttanut fuin SeeIus fuoli met
bdn 5pnteimme tdbben ia nouIi plDs
meibdn amiIemme tdbs
ben. 2asteesia Sumola puff meitd'
Seeiutien manbursfaubeua ia rper'
boitti meta autuubela. Sitd iaam''
me MT usfolla omiStaa minimum SUE
malan Jana tobistaa etti Sumala on
10 nellie iianfaitfiIen eIamdn anta'
mt. Waiffa olemme beifot ia FUR
iat ipntiiet itieemme ndbben. Wluttai
Sumala pitdd meitd, Fun Seeiufieem
usfomme, Min %autuaina ettd Ell ole
pbtddn fabotusta niisid iotfa Sees,
fufiesia 2ristufiesia omat.
Gerpeiiid bppin palion 9rant'
mopbin fIariDe ia pelitae. ppipfdd'
Sumalan' ianasia ia SeeiutIen 2ris'
tatIen armosia ia tuntemiiesIa. SUE
maIa ppbdud 9enssudnid fdtfe'
fDDn 'fielunne Seeiufien neribaa'
moisia parattuna ia aitpan autuaas'
no.
Somfofuun % p. oil SairportisIa
NuoriIpliiton iubIa, iosia oil ibana
fuulla fuin nupret lauloi ia tobistis
mat Seiufien moitosta ia outuuoes'
ia. Grittdin oil faunieta fuulla fuin
fDDri Iauloi benseaiiid l~amIuia Sue
natalie ~funniaffi ia meibdn ibmis'
ten iieluiae ilotfi ia autlubeff. Su'
mala antafoon moimaa fD5rin job.
taiaue ia faiftIe laulaiiae. Slo GER
rasia on meiodn ndfeppptemme.
s. rlrpilainen.-
Sioitteeni on MT
=. nrpiIainen,
asbta buIa 6orbor, Ohio
% Dat It.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05
Kansan kirjeita.
Mibtabnla &arbur, Cptu.

2riStuS meibGn Notwithstanding
me, iofa meibdn ipnteimme tdbben
on annettu uIos, ia meibdn man.
observation-disclosures tabben berdtettp
bliss. Rom. 4: %.
We ibmiiet ioubuimme Ioamin
fpnnin lanfeemufiesfa ippdue fpn'
tin, ettd Than fuoueefi, fabotetuffi,
tuomituffi ia firotuffi, pieId perfes
leen omaffi. Sbminen on Min furia
ettd pitdd tuon ilfedn iumalanpiboI~
li5en perfeIeen puoIta. Siad on tpaan
moimottomuus bpmddn ia balu
faifteen pabaan.
Mutta fiitos SumaIan, mt on 10
tdptettp ie lupaus ionfa SumaIa an.
tot paratiiisIa fuin ianoi fdrmeeIIe
ia MIND panen painon finin ia mat.
mon mdIiIe ia iinmn Femenes ia
banen fiemenenia pdliue, fen pitdd
riffi policeman iinun pddfi ia find
olet pistdmd bdntd fantapadbdn.
Seeius Sumolon poifa tuIi ibmiief.
r ia poIfi fdrmeen, ie on perfeIeen
-pddn ritfi. auuIe bpmd ibminen did
nsto endd perfeIettd ionta paan on
Seeius artstus SumoIon poita taI
Iannut riffi.
Seeiufien wereld on meibdn Ipn.
timme ppbitfp pots, Min etta Suma.
la ct npt meibdn ibmisten Tpniid
muista fuin aristus fuoIi meibdn
ipnteimme tdbben Ia noufi pI5s met.
ban wonburstaubefiemme. Npt
jeanne Titd usfoa ettd ipnnit on
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05

= rSuutomon gldni", 2~oniauisfir'
fon fefdiulfaiIu, on NIT paImtS Ia
fidltdd %ieuraamat %firioitufiet ia fu.
nat:
2triottmffet:
Wuuan Sobonnes .mmisto, firi. 80.
20. WiIen; Seeiufien tperen onfio,
firi. s. 8. 6uusfonen; adp nuorna
10, rmno, FRI. NiiIo Wontere; Sban.
teen armo, firi. SO. 5. 9rpnn; 2as.
teenliiton uubisteitua, runo, firi. 9.
g.; SumnIon Jana, tiri. s. 6aafono;
Wanba Seiffi, fertomus, firi. 20.
q. g.; Rintis. %fpoinoia, fertomus,
firi. Gero; Eipistd, firi. g. Duori;
Sitcbbursin aoniauisieurat. ompeIu'
feuran toiminnasta, firi. ). 6uusfo'
men,
Qutpat:
patmos Iaari; Moioffo fauiolo;
Sronfpoobin 2anfoIisieurof. rippt
foulunuoriIo fetpddnd 1913, 9imon
Soonaan poifa, rofastatfo minuo;
6ppd paimen; Rinfis. woiuoia.
SuIfaiIu fdTitdd 16 iuurto iipua
ia oistiftaat flannel. 3iirubtafao
taifti tIaomaon. 9inta ainoastaon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05
rittautta oioteaesIoon, fofoontuuee.

rittautta oiateuesiaan, fofoontunee'
no iumalanpalpelutieen 9erran
ebesId. Tunnustus on Ills oiaffi
uSfontunnuSta.
2ddntpen pdin feurafuntaa. lauiuu
poppi enfin tuon ifinanban ianel.
man: nSTdn SumaIan ia poian ia
ppbdn 9ensen nimeen", misid lp.
bpesi lauiutaan fristinusfo folm'.
pbteiieen Sumalaan, ionfa aqua me
tarmitiemme faifisia mitd teemme.
Cite pubuttelee bdn feurafuntaa
m~uishuttaen iumolanpalrpelutIen iuu-
resta merfitnfleStd ia feboittaen al.
canaan Iitd innnintannustufIeIIa.
Sun pappi lufee fpnnintannustufien,
min Ell ban pmbu ieurafunnaue,
'ipaan rufoilee fen fansfa itddnfuin
fen fuuna. Spnnintunnustusta luz
FIESTA Iasfeupi ieurafunta pnnd pap
pi polni1een futen panbimmista
aioista on tapana ouut, iobon mpDs
on fauneimmat efifupat raamatus'
ia. poImiueIasfemiieIa merfitIem
me nDprdp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ia on
ie northumberland muisIafin fobbis'
ia Observation-Disclosures, misid iitd
tabbomme oioittaa. 2i~rffofdiifir'
iamme neumoo mp5s Serran eb'
toouiien aietusianoia, STA meitdd
tabi iiunausta liettaesia lasfeuha'
maan polmiueen taiffa fumartu'
maan. poImiueen las~feutuesia, fu'
martuesIa tai mutton rufoiues5a
pannaan mpDs fdbet riStiin. 2dts
tenristiinpanemiIeua merritt emme 1t,
femme Serran elinaifaiiifii ia usfol'
IififTi palpeliioifIi.
Maitd pappi ipnnintunnustufTesIa
pfIin on forfeaIa ddneqd oulunnt
Ieurafunnan Minnesota ia fen pmolesta
pbbiStdd iitte Ieurafunta fofonaiiuu'
bes Iaun tuobon lpbpeen manbuu'
besia tapana oleeieen rufousmei'
Iuuieen: n6erra ormaboa meitd!
8ristus armabba meitd!" 9erra or
mabba metal" EdSfd alfaa MT Ieu'
rafunnan fuuluma mpDtdfpaifutus;
len meiIaafin ientdhben foto ieura'
funta. papin Iauiuttua ipnnintun'
nustutfen iatfona ieuraauan rufout1
fen ipntein anteeffi iaamiiesta, leu
raa Iitte SumaIan plistptietfi ia Til
totiefii enfelein fiitosmiri Wapab
toiamme ipntpmiiesid: raunnia oil
foon Sumalale forfeubesfa ia
maasia ranba, ibmifiae bpmd tab
to-" mpDhemmin tebbpn IiIdpfien
fansIo: rWe fiitdmme Sinuo1 me
| Sinua rmfoilemme" n. e., iefd fnl'
minaiiuusmirIi. atifosmirttd peiia'
tesla on ieurafunnan noustatpa Jet
i%oaleen. 8irttofdffiriasiamme neu'
potaan 1eiIoaleen nouI emaan mnDS
usfontunnustusta, epistoIaa ia e.
panfeliumia luettaesfa, Min mpDs
iaframenttia iaettaeSia. Sei5oaueen
nouieminen merfitIee iitd fuuIiaiiuuts
ia ia funnioitusta, ioua ibminen
fobtaa 6erraa, Putin mpDs bdnen
omaa oIanottoania fiiben mitd fiuoin
tapabtuu. Wiaoin feurafunta pbtei'
fisid rufouffisiaon i%eiioo, min tab
too ie tdud ieiiomiieaaan merfitd
turpauiien usfaumfienio. GIimerffid
IeiIomilesta rufoiqesIa tatpotaan
mnD6fin roomotiafo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05
2olebtio:

past. Wl. Muttoien fautta
Sufidrtpeltd 2dbetpsfaSiaan Slab
past. SO. SO. WiIenin fautta
aoIebtt 2dbetpsfasiaan Sronmoo'
bista $2.O2
Srebrif Ninalan fautta
Gofotan Sran6 2ofein ia NIbionin
~ieurafunniIta Sdbetpstasiaan $1.55
ia airffofmpnan fasiaau 2.22
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E%MNBERSHPL LABEL 81
MMNIMGUsG MX[M

= Sdsfd numerosia alfaa firffo.
berra SO. u. ManbeqDfin firioitus
nSominto' opista", iofa fdfittelee In
terilaista oppia mastustania fdfit'
teitd Suomen 2anian firfosIa. 2e'
boitamme Iufiiottamme beti alusto
asti feuraamaau f~irioitlsta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05

- Walfoiien orlnfoupan mastus'
taminen. 2pmmenss faniainmdIinen
fonsresfi ~maIfoiien oriafoupan mass
tustamiieffi pibetddn &ontoosfa tds'
ia fuusIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05

y prometeufIen idienet omat tie.
~tddfiemme Mteisteia fristinopptin
ndboen, BELLE omat 8uobban Ia
Wubomebin Opt iamonorwoiiet fuin
fristinoppifin. 9e eipdt 2ristutien
fotpintoa torpitie mieIestddn, Fun he
ilmon fitdftn moipot febittpd Ia taDa
autuaoff. !6e tattimot iuurien ines.
torien" tirfoia ia moIiiiewat mifd
beibdn mieIeStddn on parosta.
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Entered rs second-class matter January IL
80. NJ he post office ut Ironwood, Michigan
snder the Act of Congress of March 8, 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05

y 9Ittariin pdin, mitd on manbo
fristiuinen tapa, ioaa toffoitetoan
fdantpd itdd, omriuson nouiua fobti,
Sdntd tobti, iofa on mailman
moIfeus, iuIetpoa Dopobtoiaa fobti
ionfa tuIemus on oIepa minimum
pitfdiIen tuIi, iofo Ieimobtoa ibdstd
ia nafpp canaan Idnteen (Wott.
"a: ~.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-20
CHURCH BOARDS START
A REAL news BUREAU

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. ia CO.
operative news bureau, operated under
the auspices of the Southern Baptis-,
Southern Methodist and Southern Pres
byterian foreign mission boards, or
ened here today with Mrs. Ida CLYDE
Clarke, local newspaper woman, in
charge. The object is to furnish secr-
lar papers with news of the foreign
mission field. 1t is an innovation ii
church work
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-20
WORTH OF UNIQUE MARRIAGE
CONTRACT PROVEN AFTER YEAR
Principals in California Ceremony Gel
citrate Anniversary and Reaffirm
Tenets of Pact.

Los Angeles, Sept 19.-Today is the
| first anniversary of the wedding Of
Carleton and Eloise Chandler Wash
bourne, who created a nationwide SEN
sation last year by being wed under
unique marriage contract, in which
provision was made for the entire per-
sonal freedom of each in all matters
of love and conduct of life. Thus to
commemorate the first year of happi-
ness they invited a number of their
closest friends to their vine-covered
bungalow this evening where they en-
joyed an all-round good time
eve are the personifcation of happy
domesticity," they both declared happi-
ness shining in their eyes. 'If we were
to marry again we'd do it just the same
way"
By the husband: Neither husband
nor wife should have the least power
of coercion over the other, the one
bond between them being that of the
mateship love. We have done all in
our power to bring about this equality
and freedom in our marriage, our
whole agreement was simply to secure
this, and it has succeeded.
BY the wife: "Of course we think
the agreement was sound for the hap
piest kind of married life has gone far
to prove it. The chief virtue of the
agreement, which is indeed the basis
of it all has been in the sense of free
dom and equality it has given and III
the consequent continued romance. We
do not think we have solved the whole
marriage question, but if we had the
marrying to do over again it would
certainly be under the same agreement.
4 Our little daughter will be reared with
| an ideal of marriage such as our has
proven to be"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-20
WHITE PLAGUE MAY
SAVE SOLDIER OF
FORTUNE FROM JAIL

Atlanta, September 19.-J. Wylie
Smith, soldier of fortune, and alleged
embezzler and absconder, will probably
never be arrested again, no matter how
many separate indictments are re-
turned against him.
He has been arrested two or three
times, on successive warrants, during
the past few weeks. Each time he
makes bond on new charge, another
is brought against him by the men
who are bitterly endeavoring to keep
him behind the bars.
The last warrant was served on him
by Plennie Miner, deputy sheriff. Mr..
Miner refused to arrest Smith and
was afterward sustained in his action
by the sheriff and the solicitor general.
He found the former adventurer lying
almost dead in the advanced stages OF
tuberculosis. The sheriff's office has
taken the position that it is not within
human possibility that Mr. Smith
could make his escape from Atlanta, in
the condition he is in, and that it would
be useless and inhuman cruelty to take
him to the Jail again.
Those who are prosecuting M.
Smith, however, are still doing every
thing they can to force the sheriff to
put him in Jail 1t was for the pur-
pose of getting him behind the bars
and keeping him there in spite OF sue
cessive bonds, that the several new
indictments were sworn out. The
likelihood is now that Smith will die
before the time comes to face any one
Of them.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-20

81, eping cars between Americas and
Atlanta on trains leaving Americas
1875 p. m, arriving Atlanta 6:zo a. 10
Leaving Atlanta 11;45 p. m. Connects
at Macon with sleeping cars to ana
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 2:5'
N.
For further information apply to s.
B. Ellis, Ticket Agent, Americas, OF
John W. Blount, District Passenger
Agent, Macon, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-20
GOOD FARM SALE.

We have for sale one of the best
plantations in the county, containing
$50 acres, located on Seaboard Air
Line Ry., and one of the best graded
roads in the county. Is convenient,
to good school and churches; only IL
miles from Americas, and near ths
thriving little town of Leslie, Ga.
This farm has two deep wells, six
room dwelling, barns and plenty u
tenant houses, If you want one o:
the best and well located farms ID
the county, this is your chance.
Address or see us at Leslie, Ga.
H. L. SPEER & R. ]. SIMS,
Administrators.
Oc-d&w-advt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-20

II tiny tots do not have their new
fall coats designated as sport coats
like their grownup sisters, they look
lust as smart and happy when seen
playing in Central park. Just a half
hour there on a bright morning will
make one acquainted with these fasct-
mating miniature fashion plates. from
whom the busy mother can get ideas
for the clothes she must make. Here
are two sketches Of stylish and warm
full length models for children. The
younger child has on one piece plait-
ed dress (7947) in serviceable beige
color poplin with a deep collar and
cuffs of brown and white check silk.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-20
SMART COATS AND DRESSES
FOR TINY TOTS

which is also used for the belt. It is a
warm dress to be worn without coat
on mild days. For child of six years
22 yards of AZ inch material will be
sufficient. The pattern is cut in four
sizes and costs Is cents.
Soft and beautiful in texture, but
light in weight, is the mixed tweed
used for the older girls long coat 1t
has straight one-piece back and coat
sleeves. The shawl collar and cuffs
are made of one of the latest kinds of
trimming plush in seal brown. This
pattern will require IL yards Of 81
inch goods for the coat and 1h of "a
inch plush. The coat is cut in five
sizes. Fifteen cents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-20
MAYOR RECEIVES
BOMB IN MAIL
But it Was Filled Only With
"ROt Air"

Atlanta, Sept 19.-If the little steel
bomb that was sent to Mayor Woodari
was sent as a joke and not as a sample,
the point of the joker is not difficult to
see: the tube was filled with air. effer-
vescent gas, the same thing that
Mayor Woodland and Lincoln McCon-
nell, and Chief Beavers and Marion
Jackson and everybody else connected
with vice reform and city government
has been filled with for the past six
months.
When the tube arrived through the
mails, the mayor and the postoffice in
spectors honestly thought it was an in
fernal machine, filled with nitroglycer-
inc, but having satisfied themselves
that it is absolutely harmless, it has
been suggested that they reason out
the moral of it's contents.
When it comes to an overproduction
of effervescent gas and "hot air." the
mayor and the people he has been
quarreling with have had all the car
Donating companies backed off the
map.
It has been suggested that the little
tube be preserved, and that it be given
prominent place, like the old-time
skeleton at the feast, at every future
council or board meeting and which
the possibility of a wordy wrangle is
| likely-and that means all of them.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-20

The finding of $4,000 pearl in
California oyster strengthens a con-
viction long established that it's always
6 good idea to bite EN- once.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-20
WASHINGTON CAMP, NO IA
P. 0. S. OF A.

Meets on Thursday nights. Wood
mems Hall, in Cotney Bldg. All menu
bers urged to attend. Visitors well
,omed. PHILO H. SMITH, Pres't.
0. D. REESE, Reed. Sec'y.