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Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-17

WHEN you want 10 put your bust ness before the public there is no me- diuE. better than through the advsru.- ing colunnA of The -Rulle43A,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-17
PERSONAL

Mrs. Edward Williams of Merrow was a visitor in Norwich recently:
 Fred Ferguson of Portland, Conn, has been in Norwich for q few days past working on a contract for ! steam broWnstone company.
 Henry Mansfield of Poquetanuck and his daughter, Mrs. John Walz, of Norwich, have returned after spendine q few days with friends in New ' ork.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-17
CONCERT GIVEN FOR
 ZION CHOIR CHURCH

Programme Given Before Large Au- dlenee at Buckingham Memorial.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-17
Day Croft line of hand made novel; ties. George A. Davis.-Adv.

The city of New London's public Christmas tree, Christmas night, is not to be tree of gifts as originally announced Waterbury now wants a municipal tree, and TorTfngton has al ready arranged for one Christmas eve on Coe park
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-17

Writing to an intimate friend in Nor wfch. Col Charles w. Gale states tha all China is not converted, as in single small city his traveling part found over 500 Buddhist temples. H states that we have no idea of pov erty as it prevails in some of the local itieS visited.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-17

All children of the city who are t. sing carols at the public Christmas tree exercises Dec. 27th will meet a the town hall at 3 o'clock Saturday next for rehearsal with Prof. J. Herber George.-adv.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
llniperiitGt Snmbure.

lie IouQe gcpIaute llninerIitdt
Samhnrg iolI enolidl 3ur @irtIidteii
meroen. Ser Senat Der SonialtnNt
bat bereits EN- aapitoI u1n % Will
Iiouen Mari isitoeest. aus oellen
,3iuieu Die Soften Der reiieu Sod.
ihule beitritten weroen ~ioller. Nuf
cine theoIoQildf uno msNi3,ntihe ia.
fuIt1t persittet tie Sun0hlt; oofur
miro al3cr Der iuriitiiten uub pbilo-
iopaiiten cine foIoniaIDtiIeriho1t.
Tide abteiIura Der neuen llnioeriltGt
anoeaIieoert weroen. 8leitepie IN
Tranffurt a. 81. haben WilIioren-
ieenoen BON ~prioater Seits III milien-
ihoiilihen saueden uno cine Nelhe
oorhanoener erober Snftitute. Ole
le'ht ben Observation-Disclosures anae.
cc.st nerSen %f6nren. oie Grrihtiu9
tcr llniocriitdt erleittert uro Qe-
'oroert, Trilher hleB es. oaB Ger
Gtaot Sorubur9 aus Riidlitt aul
Die henathartcu ereubiidscn urioer.
iitdteu aieI unN @ottiRpcn. o,e mor
tS6e in 0eu anneftterten Nroutn3en
beitehcu IieB pom etuer eilenfn Nct'-
idAlc abiehen wcIle. SnSeiien mar
oas %oiieubar Fcin ourhihIascnocr
@ruro. suinll ia Die meopiuiihen
uro ~thec!oljitcu TalIItiten ohnetiu
mht pm Ser ?}tn1rlr>u;1l beriihyt
meroea Die Sta0t &omcura aotr
bictet oaE' ibrcr eroBartigen Gnt.
ul1Inua sum Ne.t1alen ua0 3aupt.
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Bum Sooe ocs NeISmnrihn0s
Wrnfen b. EmIieficu.

BoIfstlrutlid ooer Der Wenge ouh
S11r befannt mar Der 8erltorbene
goHm. Gls er nod oa5 Grbe Nolt-
1eS perpnitete. Iabeu Die 3uifouer
&ei 8nliermanoueru AMI Dem Sii9el
Der 2e;tlng moh cine iebr bodice
fsotnene. irIonte. ihTtalhuf!iee u!to
b,egiame @eitaIt in ltlonenuniform.
Mehr ~aldu3enoer aapaIier ais 8e.
uaeral ihien Der ais Siebsiaer nod
y~igsbeuate. ia iugenoIihe Mann
ts!it Der edit ariltofratift- raifigen
Bstu. so proa lag Der lleberrod
tauf tbr. ooB auf benz Riiden Der
fBpIastefr Spiel Su teben mar. Denn
Die Card in Sen Aertuelountfna
ksnh Der aorte ariIf. Dtht belt er
Ste on ole Nueeu, lIber Die benin
@Spreheu ole &Ioer berabiieler. r8er
yune Der ltIaueuoberit ieiu2" fro9.
zen Die Reuideu. oeliu @rai Shiief.
zen fid nuf uu0 ii~berra9te aud for.
s,erIih ieineS9leiden. Stia uno
Fhiiht, aber aud iebr neltntonuiih,
Erug er elm ihperes Grbe unO 0as
@enuktieiu. itets Aueen out lid Qe-
rifytet ;u iifbIen, nit Der 6rage. Oh
Ser IelomaritaH Der Teuriten ei.
men wiia0iaeu NohioIger aeiuroeu
babe. Cine ahnung. onB Die 6roae
Bn beiohcu iei. olmmerte Ser Nen8e.
ais 8raf Sdliejfen Sic 6eitre0c bel
Der Moltfe. sSeier hieIt Sejnem SouO.
sDcrf bat er iih lan8it ais 5suieioher
SsiinltIer oiienbart aIs Elm NeIiter
Der 5eSer uao Yteilter ser 9unit.
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9entidjcs Snbclieit in Erns.

am D. Sanuor 1888 wur0e oa5
~geeue 1euriee I5eaisr" erofiaet.
TER Honota9. meld}.r I'M Sftober
1882 auh Den Geutidnn 100000
@uloen gu eil.em neuI Ibeaterbau
bepiIligen mofIte. - er NOR oamaIs
rod) in ieiner Nebrbeit 6eutib =
nad,oem er Sen lihcden nod Dem
grar0e oe5 Observation-Disclosures %
Willionen 8uloen sepdlrt bate,
mar nuigeIOif mor0en, uno Der meme
@anotag mar oanf Gem 8raieH
3aaiip un0 Gem onmaIigen Stattsal.
ter @nron Atireo 9raus 10 ogutidp
fe.HSlid ais mopIif, 10 oaB olgIert-
iheu at;s 2anoe3fHittelE rId3t5 II.
Ionqen fonnteH. 90 ergiHg Ser
Sdmmelrni ourh 9eutihbobnen
uno biruen weHigen Wonoteu par
fat I UtiIlioH 8uloeu 5siiammen. 10
Dab Der Pan beginner fonute. Tie
Weliteriirser sr0fineten ben FeiaeH
Dor % StdhrcH uro nit ben Diet
iteriingern" purSe Ser Su6eItn9 ge.
ieiert. Vile 8eiud)er oes bis ot ben
@febel gefiiIten Gduies 'udren I'M
Geitfleroe uH0 une1oIitec 9eiiaI
nor Sic Nrtrnort auf eiucr BON ri.
irco Ietti9 ftrrur5uoa oorgetruge.
nen Yrotog. ser Die Geutiben erin.
nevte. ieit7uholreR an praa. oqs lie
5rr 3uIturitGtte dcnrn6t haben. lie
Wejitcriiraer 0oriteIIuuJ ielbit
fonrte I'M oIIqemein,u ois 3uhorer.
ifait prireuen uno Ser t1utc Gdnt
om s6IuB aaIt n:t]t mr. Dem Ibea-
teroertin. Der Sen Geutid)en Elm 70
er1htirsS 6ouS ihuf. ioHoern 11tt
allen @fitrpirfenocn rr6 aud benz
Iireftor EeueIcs. Scr nteocr einmaI
Sen @rrreis Iieierte. Hd5 er on Der
tl1eberIfeieruna feitbdIteu u1o Hur
6os Bette ieinen gra3ern bieteu
Miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

hanoeIsplas asraoe riir iusenbIide
mno piiiens6uritige 9emiiter 10 oiele
uno einsigortige aare9ungen, oaB
ihon oeshal5 eine 8o6idule an Die
lem PIate aernoeju oas SoeaI oieIer
0eutifer Belebrter mar Shon bis
Der uereinidten cine Reihe Don Sod.
Ifuloorleiunqen in Sambura all.
iahrlih Die beoeutenblten Seopfe Der
oeut|dlen gelehrteutpeIt bort. Bel
ben reiden Mittetn. Die Der reuen
rpiiIenihaitiifRn |petropoIe am Glb.
Ttran6 gu Debote iteben. pirb bort
gspeiielIos cine gIdnsenhe ausleie
beutiher Torider uHoGeIebrten bob
gu Snuie iein. uno Die 3ufunit bic.
fer iiinaiten beutfben llniperiitdt. be
iid ia. ungehemmt ourh Die 3rooi.
tion. frei uro MODERN entpidelu
fann. periorif)t cine reife 1oroeruna
Der eeutjten uno WfenidJbeitstultur.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

8eleqentlih Ser Sohrhunbertfeier
1Sf3-i9t3 in 9resIou ica Elm BORT
in scr t3,eit pom 8. big 10. auauit
3. !. obaebaltenoer 5hIeiiertag niGt
iGmtIihe beiteberoen Shlefi.
'fer 2anoSmonrihaiten n~ereiniaen.
lolelmehr limb aud einaelnc Shteiier
I3u bieier 6eier bersIihIt einaetooen.
'Gt1po so 8ereine BADEN beretts ihre
geieiEisuna Jiiseiagt unb Die 8eron.
IftaItura 0erfprtht reht impoiont On
speroen.
Gues Iabere eibt bonn ausiGniB
.hes StIIdier.Iaees Der 9eneraIie-
fretcr War @enSe in Bremen. Gi-
tern Ctr. 81 t~creinpiligit oetnnnt.
70 aud iiber aie Don @o5npernoItnn.
Gen g~erpGbrten. reht s~oeiea.ltten
Observation-Disclosures.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

ilsrcii, non VI. @roms 4 spnl
(Hreiie o Ynuahpn 4 8cre.l
liutfu 8%rpEbapbtt hi

TriiChc Tarmprpenftc.
tYrrIie pon Ger @un @rpeeru. 504
Na,n.S trabe.i
&a6sbebneI, per Xfe....... Is
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@e,uiTe bobe Reaierunssbeamte

an @albmgtvu lOleu lih NIT Der Nb'
si4t trassu, Die Rldsabe B~autiue
,Sp nnaes. Der ~beriibmteu W II ht
abeS Sci en- 0aulss. an ibrsn %uripriins'
'itheu 9efstr. u~nlsren aIteH SldGc.
.aater Sc lom1dun9 Der 2toti'
. ie II It b II immun9eu r~idsdngia
~ MAIDEN So lit II aber 1h,tlad)s,
soos IS b~eiagtsr HduIine bel 9oIe IN
@aIbinsiOu niemats 10 reht ssInllsn.
ba6 ibt Nitdreldtbnm tntOlge BON
0eimweh nab Den fstlen @eloen
Il iscon / ) erhebllh ab%aenommen
1at uuo %suanssueile fam Wtemnn>
aun fein Rinouieh. i'm Bunoes oienIt
yurldsebaIt Il peroeu.
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=. Wpioraoo tuia man ioid,en

saerstsn Dos 0anouert legen. luelhe DIE
Ite5snSwaroise @spflo9enbeit bIbeu.
BEN 8atieuten. Der iber QelbihmsrSen
fIast. 9isih oen appenoig heraus'
5~uidbeIu. 9aui gleih. oh er normal 1T
ODER utht. Nan bat nanlIh Ill Der
4~sstslatur cine Btl slnaereitt. wonah
sine beionoers iahusritdnOise 8sb0roe
ssin9sridtet msroen oil, Der leoer hsr'
saasgsidnitteue Nppenoir sur Yruiun9
oorsetest weroen loG. 6iuoet Die &e.
1Srse Den Nppsnoir in einem iOldtn
3ajtauoe. Dap mad ibrer Gnlidt Die
Operation ntht notbwenots sewsien
apare. 70 seb, es benz betrsiienoen Nrst
ssH Den arageu, Nber bis oabin mlro
mod manh NdlierleIn gu 3bal IllsBsu.
uHS Der WteotJtuertruii wtro ldon ca'
4ur sOraen.
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rE- Soubhcit fdun mint 0eheilt

L& &uupUttt IuHH utt9t HtUStkt
meToen furt lofnle &pplii1tlonrn, mfii ne
ben trdhien 3 he'll nee Ghres nitt errritfn
i6nnen. Gs eibt nur eincu Wra. Die 1oubs
re I su %furiren. UNI cFr ut hprh ConItitntips
ue(e Seiimittel. Enuthcit miro fu1h ctnPn
ertsinoeten 2ultono Der idleinraen Nus
tleinun9 Der eultahiiden Hobre uerurlndlt.
Neun eieie Rbhre iih entSiinnet. hobt ibr
cluen rumpe'nhen Ton oeer nnpolfommes
mes @chor: uuo weun lie Gans aeidIpii n
III, frfplpi 3nuth 1t, uro penn Die @ntsiln'
burg nidht getoben unn oieie Gohre pifefr
in ibreu aehbriaen 9ultnnb periret nerNru
lam. miro has @chbr fir INNER aerItprt
rerhen: ucun fSdIlc unter srhn meroen
turh 6otarrh oerurIodt. pcIter nifis ais
Elm ertSiinheter 3uitano Der ihIeimigen
Eterfdten 1T.
gsif nnfleu eiuhuroert 9ouars iir ieoen
turdh Gntarrh reruriodlt 'Sol pom lcnts
brit 1rten. Den mir nidt hurd @innehnen
ron SnGfs 0atorrt'Nur heilen tornen. Sa6t
Gl d, umionii Girfulare tommcn.
Z. Z. Ghenep Il 6 o.. 3nlcbc, {.
tE- Tertmrft upu alien Npotheteru. 75c.
SoL.'s ;Somllien g Zen limb bic beiten.
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Seocs Yiano politio q%arantirt uon ciuenl Der 9rOb
r QrObtcu Tabritauten III Oielrm yanOe.

0n has Ymblium @ir merben mir nj Ell bNes 9ame Eager BON Ianu
Nr ltrtreben nit teinem @orte wenn mir Stuen pritFrn eB Dies Der sr6Bte g
III, Der lett Venebn Der Ynno. Snounrie in Sriscpuin faHNfunoen hat 9ns lit
bu9, tce r&dtbieaDlun9s "safonpulation, lonoern Elm wtrftter bona fde Iusprto
len Snnrumeuten. 0ieieS Sc h lift ~ rb ubQe5hlo5ien uno beeno
mir mohl wrTer, lin, iosnmpu NIT Emnps lbTidmenmt wproen. &er0eneu sic es
ltden ebrliheu mo unerborten nO=SAleuoerpertau nj D
ousrdumen mno. einiab neil Mrs t b III muiieM
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prdmien. Site.

Gin Sabr Inn poraus befablense
ubonnenteu ertalten ie einen
Edsenem aalemeer ais pramie
gratis uue p%ortefrei. Yin Ora
ssien iime f~eIeense ,ur auspani
oorhdneeH:
Natnropon, Goauou iino orei5ebn 9um'
utern eridllenenl.
Qrdnieu oeoeu lltehr-
,abluno.
apdbbndl.
Efeiaer's beutih nmeriianiIhes aodhufi
far ileine 5amIlier. Bon 8aloemar
E6reDer. Hreis Is Gents.
Habmaidltuen.
Die .Ruroftern" , Rahmaihine No. / wlro
aui 5 Sabre itriftlltb garantirt, ~8rup
beao". 81 bduie, EXTRA feline Holttur, allc
s~1euefteR 9Strbenerungen, abIolni bic belte
aRaihlae, bic Iar irgeHo eInen 4rels err
fdlttih lit 49,. 1928
Die -Rorohern"' Vabmnihine 30. 2, ae'
.Rau ME NO. /. nur nit autbomntbllhe
-~Grup Sedo-
Ete .Worotern". Ndhmiaihine SO. 3, in
E41AbtH Luz VIZ HAAfNs hSShtAt'tA9Nh ~
.Gbain 4iit", anQelager : @eitel nit
sauthomdtilffm r23elt Hepiaeer", hohem
Mrn, gebdrtete Stabltbeile ale rNttat'
4zisniS' H. Sanrnietsad den. Cine que
Raihine ga benz iebr biatgen Hris non
nrur -..---.. .........--....SlI
Die .RorolterH"s Maihiue 0o. 4. gennu mle
80. 3. mar in 3estsgabtnet Sorm, $50
NHe oieie gaihmen limb abiOlut 9aran
eirt. Tie isrid)t bat Der 0duier 81 tla4en
&ao ne betrdgt pom BOZ bic 81. Ie nab Der
EttaHs.
4Eieie HrdmienEiIte wiro obne weiterr
Roti5 Don 2elt 5u Belt eradHit uno uerdn'
oert, uno oiele 1reiie ridten lId nab oem
Eemriligta MartrUertb.
An Bea,u uuo siteriten N "a, bas gsln per
- oetaH .set q q fflouep Crberl bic Der Bo'tiHeiiieT
fAn asn ~arattreu Grtihdfteu aus ellen faaH, W hbsr
SeRsea g suio gut mo iicher nHo ee og 'r'e'
zsB tuna u rslht bic aaeHieu Ia alien GrrreB
g tafisMea dasteaea. sseuu mda has Beib per Rot
. asvettaHq oeer per Grprebaulpctiuua tdhidt- III 20
ntdt aethueaotg, ben betrrfenoeu Brief %rratftriren u
aaKea, wean be aorefe oeutith aeidrifbea Ia seat
Ezcn SnpeesH Haarse b Ia beu brtef. 10 iolte otgier
8se . ~reaifrtrt wsroen. I'm fdler III Iein, bob bsrfrIbs
-xatig aHfDusmi. fir BeteieuoHnssH In ~siRfnd1em
BusefuerthtHle IL erashmeu iutT itiuerlei SsrantoBr
EAAtekt. a. Sdae u0u Acknowledgement Beratite
rsz "a zift. bic ate epeHSoipobl 'ue bic Htne
Esneifice ansuae en-. oeuH t9uit t1uHsn mir ben VA
zseB IN bsH Bu6lerH Cur Mat hnber.
Wuusn=E rbers blrteA Htdt. pte has 10 oft a%efbicht,
~ aex MetHtiiehe Cntttuna kurhdbehdtten tpers
ven. 1sussru faO lhru Srteieu bsisuIesen.
Guiruns srlnlst aur ourt aenoeruns
aes Haimrs.aut ben, NoreSltreiieu.
saRaa ~uorciSire einfah:
"..N0RuST ERN". La Crosse. Wis.
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Raic.

(Yreiis ppu Senru Nueeresa, e2i 'iloi.
Z. Strnke. Va &rpnt. Nts.l
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-07-30
. DOGS IMPRESSION OF A DRUN.
KARD

In the July American Magazine,
Don Marquis writes a dog story en-
titled Dogs and Boys" in which the
dog tells as follows about his advep-
lures with a drunkard:
BILL was the town drunkard, and
all of US dogs used to run and bark at
him when there were any human
looking on. never knew how we got
started at it, but it was the fashion
We didn't have anything against nd
Bill either, but we let on like we
III ught he was a tough chara1Je. 4,
that is, if anyone was looking at US
If we ever met old Bill towards the
edge of the town, where no one could
see us, we were always friendly en-
oagh with him, too, Bill liked dogs,
and used to be always trying to pet
us, and knew just the places where a
dog liked to be scratched, but there
wasn't a dog in the town that would be
seen making up to him. We'd let him
think maybe we We're going to be
friendly, and smell and sniff around
him in an encouraging sort of a way,
like we thought maybe he was an ac-
ouaintance of ours, and then old Bill
would get real proud and try to pat
our heads and say: "The dogs all
know old Bill, all right-yes, sir!
They know who's got a good heart
and who amt. May be an outcast, but
the dogs know-yes, sir!' And when
he said that we'd growl and back Oft,
and circle around him, and bristle our
backs up, and act like we'd finally
found the man that robbed our fam
ily's chicken house last week, and run
in and snap at Bills legs. Then all
the boys and other humans around
would laugh. l reckon it was kind II
mean and hypocritical in us dogs, too;
but you've got to keep the humans
iollied up, and the coarsest kind OF
jokes is the only kind they seem to
appreciate"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-07-30
Legal Advertisements

estate right, title, interest, property,
claims and demand of every nature
and kind whatsoever, now owned by the
said Company, as we'll at law as n
equity, of, in and to the same and ev-
cry part and parcel thereof.
TOGETHER, with all the corporate
rights, privileges, immunities aud
franchises Of said Americas Gas &
Electric Company, including the fran.
chises to be a corporation and fran
chises acquired by it.
Said sale will be made by virtue ard
authority of a decree Of the Superior
Court of Sumter County rende cd at
the May Term, 1913, in the ca Use of
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
VS.. AmeriGus Gas & Electric Cem-
pany, Equitable Petition to fore close
mortgage. for Receiver, Decree, e.r
and subject to confirmation OF the
Court.
Said sale will be for cash or lEt
bonds of the Americas Gas & Electric
company, which said bonds shall be
receivable only as cash for the amount
of cash which would be payable on
such bonds and coupons out of the
proceeds OF said sale.
Not less than 100000 in cash
must be paid to the Receiver on the
day of sale, which said sum of $1O,-
100000 will be applied upon the pur-
chase price of said properties, should
said sale be confirmed. Should said
sale not be confirmed, the said $40,
100000 will be returned to the prrchas-
er.
This, the 10th day of June, 1918.
c. NJ. COUNCIL, Receiver.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-07-30
COMMISSIONERS INSPECTED
new FRIENDSHIP ROAD
1t Will Be Completed in About
Two Weeks

County Commissioners w. E. Mitch
ell and John F. Daniel, with Secretarv
]. A. Pinkston, made an inspection yes
terday of the work of improvement in
progress upon the Americus-Friend-
ship highway, which is fast progress
ing, and will be completed the full
length of seventeen miles within two
weeks.
The commissioners also adjusted the
matter of approach to Concord church,
one of the largest in that part of the
county and about which a slight diff
ference between the church people
and the county commissioners had ex-
listed for some time.
In Strengthening the road at that
point the new highway will lie to the
rear of the church, whereas the church
people desired it to go in front of the
building, which the commissioners
say, could be done only at greater cost
for maintenance, whereas the route to
the rear of the church is less expen-
sive
The matter was fully and amicablv
adjusted, Mr.. Pinkston stated yester-
day. when the commissioners agreed
to turn the building entirely around
and let it front the route which they
preferred.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-07-30
INJURIES OF
ABNER green
ARE SEVERE
EYESIGHT SEVERELY INJURED
May Lose Sight in One or
Both Eyes

Reports yesterday from the home
of Mr.. Abner Green, residing near De-
Soto, who was shot Monday morning
in an alteration with negro, Will
liam Webster, were to the effect that
Mr.. Green was more severely injured
than at first supposed, and might lose
his vision in part, if not entirely, from
the shots.
Mr.. w. E. James, of Leslie, was in
the city yesterday and quoted M
Green's physician as having stated to
him that one of his eyes was out al
ready, and the vision of the 9th sr
greatly impaired, and this, too, might
be lost. To members of his family
Mr.. Green is said to have declared
that the two Webster negroes, father
and son, precipitated the row, AMI
that he Green was attacked by them,
and shot only to protect himself. Such
is the story of self defense as related
by Mr.. Greene.
1t is said that several hours after
the shooting occurred a daughter OF
William Webster, the negro now I'M
der arrest, told story of the shooting
corroborating that told by Mr.. Green
Webster's story, as published yes
terday, was to the effect that Mr.
Green came to his home and shot his
son, killing him, about an alleged debt
due Green, who then turned his gen
upon the old man who, as he alleges,
shot one time in self-defense, the load
of shot striking Mr.. Green in the
face.
Mr.. Green states that the younger
Webster had agreed to return to his
farm and work out the alleged debt,
and that while both were seated in the
buggy, ready to leave, the younger
Webster seized him about the waist;
that in the struggle both fell out and
in self defense, Green shot the neg"o
dead
The elder Webster is still confined
in the Americas Jail, where he Will
remain for the present, at least. INF
Green will probably recover, but, as
stated, may he partially or totally
blind from the birdshot penetrating
his eyes.
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TOBACCO barn BURNED,
ANOTHER One FIRED
Fear Violence is Decatur Il
Offenders Are Caught

cambridge, Ca, July 29.-News has
reached this city of the burning of =
tobacco barn filled with tobacco and
belonging to the American Sumatra
Tobacco Co., whose plantations are
located in the southern section of
this county. This closely follows the
burning of barn belonging to the
Southern Sumatra Co., located in the
same section.
These fires are undoubtedly of in
cendiary origin, but so far it has been
impossible to get any clue to the gull
ty parties. Governor Slaton has offer
ed a reward for the arrest of the par
ties implicated in the destruction Of
the Southern Sumatra company
barn. While only one barn of the
American Sumatra Co. was destroyed
another was set on fire, but it was dis
covered in time to save it,
Great excitement prevails in the to-
bacco section. A tobacco barn at this
season contains from 1000 to 1000
pounds of tobacco and as the crop this
year is exceptionally fine. both in
quality and quantity, the loss is Sc
we're. In the present inflamed condi-
ton of the public mind in that section
it would be difficult to prevent violence
If the guilty parties were appreheni-
ed.
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This, the 10th day of June, 1918.
c. NJ. COUNCIL, Receiver
Sumter County.

GEORGIA, Sumter County.
The appraisers appointed to set
apart years support out of the es-
tate of T. A. Decker, late of said coun-
ty deceased, 10 Mrs Victoria Decker
and her one minor child, having filed
their return in this office;
This is, therefore, to notify all per-
sons interested to file objections, if
any they have, on or before the first
Monday in August, 1913, or else said
return will then be made the judg-
ment of this court. JOHN A. COBB,
advt. Ordinary, Sumter County, Ga.
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CRISP FARMER WAYLAID
And SERIOUSLY HURT
Ambrose Powell SIashedT in
The Back

Cordele, Ga, July 28--Ambrose Pow
ell, well known farmer living in the
northern part of Crisp county, was Sc
riously though perhaps not fatally, cut
late this morning when he was way
laid near his home by his brother-in-
law, Harley Blanchard and John War
rem, brother-in-law of Blanchard.
Powell was on his way 10 a religious
meeting about a mile from his homa
when he was approached by BIan
chard and Warren. 1t is alleged that
Blanchard did the cutting, slashing
three dangerous wounds across Pow.
ellis back, the knife penetrating almost
to the hollow. The cause of the de-
fculty has not been learned. 1t was
thought until the encounter by rela-
atives that the men were on the best
of terms.
Warrants have been issued foc
Blanchard and Warren, and Sheriff
Ward has gone to place them und2r
arrest. Blanchard lives just over tie
- II L
brought to a hospital here for treat
ment.
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mended a bill establishing a district
agricultural school in the Fifth dis
trict. Also a bill requiring a record
to be kept of all cotton seed purchase /
with the name of the person selling,
his address and so on. The intent is
to prevent the sale of worthless seed
III the state.
The house temperance COMMITTEES
referred the Hixon-Searcy bill for put
ting in force the Webb bill to a su3-
committee of three which is to repor;
to the next meeting of the whole
committee.
General judiciary committee No.
knocked out a bill which proposed to
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MAYNARD GIRLS Home
FAVORED BY Committee
Subcommittee Recommends
$4,000 For Project

Atlanta, July 29.-The subcommittee
Of the committee on appropriations
this afternoon recommended bill to
establish the home for hayward girls.
1t carries an appropriation Of 100000
of which $4,000 is for buildings and
$4,000 for maintenance.
The house committee on hygiene and
sanitation passed favorably on bill
providing for recording vital statistics
in Georgia.
The agricultural committee recon-
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Leave to Sell Realty.

GEORGIA, Sumter County.
Notice is hereby given that T. M.
Furlow, administrator of Mrs. Julia
Gatewood, deceased, has applied for
leave to sell the real estate, located in
said county, belonging to the estate
of said deceased. If no objections arr
filed, leave to sell will be granted ct
the August term, 1918, Of this court.
JOHN A. COBB,
Ordinary, Sumter County, Ga.