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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17

Inter b<r gtTdnIbigana bts angsbs
Iiben DisbtabIs tpnrbe Morp Doe
porstfiihrt. nsdrn folI tint beionbtre
OcrIiebe fiir isibens aimonps bdben,
unb i'm ihr @eIiiit 3u bsfritbisen. Itgte
fie iih zine GonrnIung Disier alsis
bunssitiids aus Dem Gsfd1ft pm
aIms II Do<pte an, obne jsboh bic
5irmo pbtr tinen ibrsr NnssItslItsn
oapOn in Asnniib su feten. Die @ts
ihubigte iDurbsn ben GroBstfhlprrss
nen iiberipiefen.
Bridget 1ibiimmpns muBts au ibs
rem Qeibipeitn erfcbren, boB finRauFh
Oft tbeuer 3u itebtn fomHtt, benn iie
ipurbe fptgsn 9runssrrbeit All Elmer
GtIoitrafs BON $25 nebft Rotten Dsrur=
fhriN
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Rms benz poii3eiBerid3t.

Sn solse Der piklen 56lls. bic BEN
ppIiseirihtsr eeiisrn slpeds urtbeiIs&
jpruds unisrbreiiei pnrhen. sns iit
bic 0erbanbInns anbtrit In bie adnee,
unb Is ipurbe In Der Mehr5dN eegen
pergonen perbanbtlt. Die bem Nihier
in @erbinbung NIT BEN Strsit Dorses
fiibri ipurben.
pster aeIlp. BON SO. 502 God Str.
ir<lcher an Der Z. Gtrabs unb 8roobs
man bic Gtreitbrener burh h0bnifhe
3urufe bs.1iiist bdben iolI. fam nit
i3nhIung Der aoiten bopon.
9bomcs C'grisn apurbe gegsn $500
giirgfhaft fin iein Grineinen su Der
am %. Mai ftnttfinbenben Werbonbs
lung entIaffm. D'Drien iIi befhul,
bigt, an Der 9. Ssrabe unb 9roabs
man nit Gisin<n mad einem Girubsns
bdhHfpagtn esiporfen su boben.
Mnbert poppe unb Gbnrles G<i5s
mann, lpeIdpe vfi11;:s:IIhiat iporsn, ibrs
Wagn abiiht!iG ouf bic g<leiIIr SSss: Sss::
Gtrnbenbobn g<ltnit al bdbtn. I'm ben
Werisbr 3u beuimen, ,fnmen NIT oer3obs
lung Der Rotten anpon, ba !bnen bic
.abFGt1 ni6t nans<nieisn aperben
tcnnts.
Der unier Der pleit<n weihuibigune
psrbaftet sstptfehs auifhkr GbDore
WiIIer fpurbe ip<gsn wfoH8sl an BE-
ipeifsH frsisefproGen.
Die gesen ben Wirib 4niboHp 20
Wtrniing erbobenen acknowledgement
Der ongebIi1en S<bIfrei erspisfen F6
In Der eeitrigen Oerbonblung Dor BEN
poIijtiriftsr fir nint itinb0ltie. 90
BEN Wldnne nints unrt4tes nd6se.
fpieftn sp<rben ioHnie. ,purbe e freige.
ld5en.
Weeen a5rptrpsrlstung ipuroe 90,
fspb Dan ben Grobeefd fdpprensn ilbsr'
iuieitn. Dan 1dtie ii einer xsirib'
fHdft isinem ebemdli9sn Ureunbt 30,
bert Gmith pier San talt<1 Giien 3spi'
!Lldsn bie mippen oejdot.
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Observation-Disclosures

{ igeo. 9emplsman, 60, 2erinston. ap.
JuIia T. Winteriiein, "a, 321 m.
z. GtraBs.
ssycbn Gbdrbp. 81, Cambridge. 8.
9lnna 3ute. 18. prineeton 6otel.
IGscil @. Grimes, 81, 1918 alspsIs
Ipr Gsrnbe.
sled g. Mobtts, %, 3s17 aletpenpn.
|som. .. Sbompfon. 26, GLENDALE,
| Ohio.
lglla Bar Res, %. GLENDALE, 8.
lSomes 6. morsan. "a. 2344 Diiosr.
lgIara gesrman, "a, 1910 State 4p.
ls6cmog .. Gteger, %, 1424 Sobn
ieeIia 2atimer, %. 1432 5obn Ctr.
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6 o u imgtun n.

Die GppiugtDn Gfiire iar bas nGin'
sinnatier golfsblatt" 6efiuoet iidj tin
0tbamoe go. 509-511 Wnbiiuu
Aocnne. anseisen, Nittbeilansen
nnb Scitelungen irsenbuelder art
suerSen bis 10 lI5r gbenSs baiel6it
sntsesenseuommeu. SeIepbou Soutb
1854.
- Die 3enton Suppl1 gp. bat ges
iiern amsnbirte Sntorporotionpdpiers
birterIeat, in ipel6en bas 8etrisbss
fapital BON $4,000 auf $4,000 ers
tD6t tpiro.
Rdn Saplor bat geIiern cine
Sdeiounqstlage gegen 4manba Clan
goplor i'm aenton Sretsseriht ein<
ssyei6t. @r bsi9uIbigt bic 8ettag!e
bss 9erlafens. (
9m Sale bon Gheobore Buff
eeeen u. g. 9ritI6ler tonnten 1th
hie 9effporenen niht einieen unb
rurben pon Ri6ter 5ar6sfon enttaie
fen Ter aldger, Elm Minberidbriger
bertlngte bur6 isinen uG4Iten 5rsuno
@ritfhler auf Sddbenerfob fir Der
Iepungen, peIHe er Iesten DECEMBER
an Z. une Dort Strube in Rspport
erlitten bot, als Elm Qutomobil, peis
dies ppn 8itlp gsstsnet tpurbe, bas
Gino bes &ldgers traf.
- Die Sps3iaIs9robgeffpose
fpei6e ltBte @ode pDn Sreisri6ter
a5-ast G5=s.t so 9racn einberufsn uno tn
itruirt nurben, Die Derfhisbensn Ser
Dffent!ihungen, Die in Der Gentudp
poft erffienen paren, gu unterfufxn,
fla5en qeitern 3tpei QntIagen er9oben.
Die Seripps sWicRae 8ubliIbing Co.,
ne!de bic Gentudp poit berau5gibt,
nno Wliltor 8ronner, oefen Renats
teur unb beidulotgen bieielben tpeaen
frimine1en Qtbel. 4us benz 8erift lit
ssolgenbes entnDmmen: .Btr. bic
GrpbgeFhnpreneH, ba6en sSbrer sSus
ftrrftioa 8ufolge bic gef6ulbtsungen,
tpeIhe in Der .Gentutp qoft" eegen sie
fsiben Ribter bss areisserihts erz
ho5en irurhen, unterfu9t unb erbeben
snei antlaeen, eine sesen bic Gisen<
Thinner Der &entudp poft unb cine gs=
ger beren Rebafteur. @ls 3sugen baz
ZEN mir aLle 4bpotaten Der asnton
Gpuntb Bar 4Hoeia.ion, rpef6e in ben
Geri9tsbofen dIs QntpdIte bei6Gfttgt
iinh, ale Wiitglieber bes @enera!z
Councils BON gopington. ben manrr
nnb ale Stabtbeamie, ben Rebatteur
nnb Waonager eendnnter 3eituns. fos
1rie bic Jreunbe unS geinbe Der beie
bs.s Ritner unb 6errn @ronner porges
Eaten unS oerb0rt. Mae Mbpp3oten
ptnt 4usnabme boben aroBes Qob
gefpenbet iiber bus pripatfeben unb
fDie 9hdtigfeit Der bsiben RiHter, fcs
lsrie been Wngelegen6eiien, fpel1e Dor
bIeielbsn.a aebTGht iprrben. piS bnber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17

81 s3euaen perb6rt unb iroren feds
5ase in Sibuns, NIT obigem RtIulz
tat Die groBgefdporensn ipcren fpie
foIat SuIammsngefebt: MIbert Mrtinsz
taus, S1nles M. Bell, mm. 9erning,
glIfreb MeDonalh, Gilbert 30. Ooilp,
8. R. Goonbobn, Granf Senn, go. s..
9Rartin, u. s. penn, RanIbpn. so.
Elmer. 8. 6. Iunller.
WaIter .. galIcbom, %. bon
Cincinnati, uno 6eIen W. Miller, 21,
oon Gooington, ertpirtten geitern einen
@eiratbfhein.
eSm Rath Der albermdnner
taurbe ssitern 4benb Elm S1reiben
BON grGfioent See bon Der griteR
aational gant perIeien, In tpelhsm
e. iiber bic 5inanSfrase Der StabtGops
inqton Iuffldruns sibt. Der Staotz
ruth bate tiirSlih befdlofen, Sic, $50
prr Der @rIten Rational 8ant gu leta
tea, In tpeIder Die ft1btiIhen Bombs
eeppnirt ftnb. 9rGftbent See fagt in
heR Gdreiben, bab bic Stabt Der
@ant bereits $245. 200 ihuIbe. Die
alInermanper tpurben informirt, oaB,
luenn lie bic 4nleibe Der ertra $16,s
$50 MAIDEN, Der 8etrag, ben bic
Stcbt outboriiirt lit 3u bergen, um
$4,000 iiberf4ritten 1T. DIE Sant
tdt, ibrem &pntratt eemdb, bas Redt,
Ter Stabt $250,000 gu bergen. Der
Geihlub fir Die gnleibe BON S16. $50
iruroe ansenommen. Charles Wce
Careers geiu1 um grneuerung ieis
ner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nuroe 5uriits
gsIeot. = Der Hutb Der afbermdnnsr
pertagte fib, nadbem er nod Charles
Mcore gum MaI9iniiten Der Stobts
harye erndnnte, aIs Rahfolser BON
Charles 8biIipps, fpelher aIs Supsrz
irtenbent Der MaFerpsrte ertpGblt
lporben lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17
eokal.Dfrid)t
aentudp Ztaatsnerbanb
Vim Somntas it Grefmtipftung ia
louisville.

Ter grefutinausifmb 6es Geutid-
slmerifanlffen Staatscerba,rbes coii
satse..tiidn bat fir ben 1norsigen
Sonntag in SpfsiSSaifle cine Eisung
einberufen, an ipelder iid3 ida,Rsss..IIid, id,e
Grefltlpbeailte betbeiliaen iperoen.
Die Sisung ipirb Rornrittngs in Der
!4ale Der 2onisoille 9lrngeineinoe
itattfinben ltno nebrere wdfige Be.
if5dfte iper6en 5nr SprnGe gebrodt
meroen. 2ie 8eanlten aus gteppolt,
GoDtneton uHo Gaptoa perhen onl
Sonntas Waorgen NIT benz Gonlpier
aus Cincinnati eintrefiea unb Der Se.
trstGr Gmil DeDsr bonn Qotols
perbanb ipirb bic Gdik empfnneen.
lie SiButg ielbit lit fir nenn ubr
WorgenS einberuien woroen.
Die erefutiobeb0roe bes Gtaats.
perbanoes iest iib ipie foIst 5isInm.
men:
BrafiSent: alfreb gieinbarot Dol,
Happort.
griier BiSe-prdfi0enf: Gorl u.
MelIen6orf Don 2ouisplIe.
9tDeiter 8i3e-Er1fioent: Gilbert
Stnionleiiter Don Weipport.
Gefptdr: albert @olff BON Cob
ington.
Gfnnu3iefretdr: GmiI geper non
2oliisbine.
S9aenelter: SOan -aniter pOs
2oulsptQe a
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WpH Hol sa yoI.

Trob nIIer cpfpr an MenidsnIebrn
lit Der sscrbpoI nod niht geflinbem
lporben. @ohI nber Durbe. gernoe
neil 10 nieIe Mcnideuleben iiber bern
Slfen nah einfn Wsiftel geger bie
inneren Nifte bes sforpers nerIoxen
einaeu. BON ieneli iueifeH Mpnden
idyIIebIih bod EN- Sitperl1iiiees Sell.
nlittel gegen Dieie Gsi,the Der Mifn.
iheu geflnlben. lie St. Bernard
ar1uterpiiIen hnben ieitoem 9ebn.
tnuieiben 00s Geben gerettet ,ii0 Bis
In ein bohes Meni6,asnIter. Bis ann
1ubfrites1 NpI ber Wh1gIidfeit be-
fpnbrt 0ae5ks ipunberbnre 2eilmitteI
erfi)1lt nlif Nfinn8enitofie iiis0 feine
MineraIitn. 9n Apotbeseu su a.
ban IN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17
Gterblid3fe beriti)t.

ssaiberins goebmer. so. 1866 Dub
Isp 5trobe, Shlasflub.
Gliiab Mitbers. II, emtrb 5cttl,
s5Haueit in Shapebe.
George N. qtrtins. 65. s34 90. 4.
Gtrabt. Risrsnleibsn.
Safob 9roB. 62. 5ubsrsuIoIe 90
ipftdI, 5uberinloss.
Darn Get.lmcn, "a. $50 9orrtnrs
Rodh. gubtrsulofs.
Grsb DIT. SO, 246 pise Strabs.
arebs.
anna GailOfpap. ss, 9oms Gitn.
arsbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17
Gaiswirtb beitraFt.

g,en Stagge, Der in Woripcob einc
Wirthidait betreibt, ipiiroe Don Wsa.
nor Friedman, ipeeen gerleeuna oes
gonnfaas.@ .@eieees, 5u etner Selo'
Itrafe bon $50 nebit Soften rerlr.
tbeiIt sein 8riiber ssoiepb. Der iiritsr
Der gIei6eu @ciduloigiing perboftst
iuoroen mar, rplirOe freigeiproten.
Toaeaen plirbe benz Sobn StGgge.
ipegen anaeblifen guhn,nd,ens. cine
Celebrate bon S25 nebIr Soften anfer'
Ieat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17

sfnnsn ni3is fur Hii6 ,baH: .tneien 10 batie
Wlnaenfrebs uns i0HHe niot tursrs rsrbeu. 90
isar beiHnst serfabea aHfiaa. bfHn meiH
stibsm spar iibeIrie6sne uns i6 sonHfe hihts
eiier, sbne iierf sn ieiseH % rnrbs bon xaa
sH 1ae fdttnirser.
sWnhIif begshfob 10. RstnHe su ssobiren u'ib
tm lamb einseriHa nnb nelinus bon ieast ess
siiuhisieH aranfbeit snf0rrh 80 HGbm fiiHi
Sidlnsu 4esHua nms ssvti Gsni6en Mpau1GiH.
ans ieti fiste 10 spis neuaebefsn. CO albt
Ticis beNerss aIs 4eriina. nno i6 babe l.sis
enc aInf6e snboH In rnesHem cassfs.
gerionen, ipelde fliiIige ReSisi.
aen midlt einnebmen fSnnen, f0nnea
iesf geruna 5abletten befomrnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17

sfutb Chambers, ,peIf,e am Icn'
neriiaa aus ibrer @cbnung. gso 1884
SighIano apenle. uerihsparib. tebrte
an sIbeiio oesieIben 5ages nah Der
eIterIid)en @obHnng 5iriid. Gas
Waaoden muroe nlif Der GtraBe ocn
lllnpohIiein btf1llen uno iiidlte, ba &c
ibm nidu n,5alif mar nah &dAle 5ii.
riidsnfebren, eine befnrrte 5onlIIie I'M
Gseiteno auf, lpo es BIS saH abeno
perbIiet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17

geiiiter: 9fobert 6. GoergeI, 9seip'
bort; Carl Mainlfper, SoliispiaeI
s;cbn G}mueflber, gseipport; Georas
8. 5fotb, Gopinston; W. 6. Bed
mann, 9temport; Otto gsiesfe, Belle
pue; 8. Mieomer, Git gernitnbt: M
8uinnL Gronffort; R Wshisr
2erington.
@obrifeinIih tpirb in Der SieuIil
bic nGGite Gaeiasuug bes gerbdnoef
beiproden. Gieiel6e ftisoet befaunt'
lid i'm Eepten1ber in Geipport itltt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17
eieSerfransfeit perid,oben.

Ter 2ieoerfrnnS bate fir oeH
fjentiaen abenb ein s5riibIinssielt
in ausiidJt gpnonunen, bns in Der
gsorO Cincinnati TurnboIie itottlir.
ben ioIlte. ssn anbeiraht Der lin'
iiderbcit in Den StraBenbabnperhalt'
niiieu bat iidl Der 9erein rcr1EioEt
geieben, oas sseit aiisioIlen 81 Inileu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17

geim Stnntsfefrefdr 5u Columbus
ipnrogn geitern bic iinf,iiebenoen Sin.
einnotier Saiforporiringen porge.
iiongIiieH.
Tudportf Democratic Club, burf)
9pron aR. GIenoennin II. u.
0Jintom Mthletie Club. bnrh Snnies
e. Gong T. n
ssobn 9fnff @nrniIb 60, ourd,
;5reD. 8. perrp. Mnrgnret 90. BERN
llnb s. 8. Gerrid. aIftsenfnpiioI $i0,.
600. ~
ginton geU mlen's 6tiIiiss, 6lsttiIis ss.,rd, q.
6. Wscrnn u. u.
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Seine Ginismng.
lie gd5isSsgerid,ts. .aenferens in
gausemerbe DerlGxft iuieoer
rfuitatlos.

3piifen ben gnuunternebmern luS
ben Sonosperserit iit es nod, 5u feiner
Giiiigiing gefonifnen Die beiOerieitl.
gen SdiebSaerihts. auSid)iiiie botte:,
geitsrn ipieber cine @erothnng TN
ssiittoit Sotel, fontten nber Bu feiner
@ini1ung geIaneen. Tie aoniere,lo
suiro beuie stofmittag libr iuieoer
ailfaenonmen.
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(sinbriid,e nnb 1iebftdble.

- Der ppliSsi tpurbs Der Diebftobl
bon nrsi 4nsiigsn i'm Msrthe pon $50.
apeIhe aus benz asfler bss ainoer
Gpistnpol 0ofpitaIs an Der Wnin unb
NsaIon Girabe entptnoei poroen itin
folsn. mitsetheiIt.
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Seill 50(f m0r
6otfnungs(os.
apnate famm siieH., @nrbr IaHsiam
iAIimmer. Sans ainSsruns
Sar6 Errana.

Orr r. m
oierb, s,0F III,
@eR eariIna.
ton coR a,
farssbt:
90 Iiis an
81 aafarrb bes
maaens Hnb
Der GsnassUetoc
Rii siHsr an.
sabl bon Dat.
rem 50 Be-
iu3fe meErere
astsis istoa
pbne Gr'0la
nuo tnsItd
a W 2 t 0
meiuer asrsie
mlb nab COL.
raae. no 10
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-04
LESLIE
Especial to Times-Recorder.)

Especial to -Recorder)
Leslie, Ga, Dec. 3.-Rev. and Mrs.
E. H. Shingler, of Cordele, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs, J. T. Bolton
Thursday.
Miss Lucy Mel Jordan returned to
Leslie Sunday from her home in Buena
Vista, where she went to spend the
Thanksgiving holiday.
Miss Leola Ranew visited friends in
Americas recently and returned to
Leslie Sunday
Mr. Edgar Jones, of FIT. Mills, S. c.,
was business visitor here Saturday
Miss Eula Mae Summerfird will re-
turn from Smithville today where she
has been the guest OF Miss Nettie
Burton for several days.
Fifty town lots will be sold here ct
auction Friday, December 5th. The
land is known as the Hewitt Place, and
any one wishing to secure desirable
lot will have the opportunity of buy
ing.
The Lyceum attraction at the school
auditorium Tuesday evening was pol
ly of the Circus" given by Mrs. vii
liam Calvin Chiffon. A large audience
was present and the play was enjoyed
very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Burnum, of Co..
dele, were guests at the home of M
and Mrs. ]. w. Barwick Sunday.
Mrs. Dudley Gatewood returne,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-04
Farmer Kidnapped
By a Locomotive

Chicago, Dec. 3.-"The Wild Ride o.
Jim Phelps"-Jim almost wishes he
had done it for the movies now-was
told today. Phelps is a farmer living
5 miles northwest of Momence, III.
Driving along in the rain, in a closed
buggy, he was suddenly snatched from
a soft seat in the rig and deposited on
a precarious perch on the pilot of a
rushing locomotive. He hung on for
10 miles to Sollit, Ill. He has not seen
his horse and buggy since He had
only few minor bruises. The engineer
of the train, a Chicago and Eastern
Illinois freight did not know coils
ion had occurred, and when Phelps
was discovered by constable at Soll't
he was locked up on a charge of beat
ing a ride on the train.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-04
MUSICAL TREAT FOR
AMERICUs PEOPLE
BELL PIANO SCHOOL WILL BRING
THREE ARTISTS TO AMERICUS
FOR A SERIES OF CONCERTS

Music lovers in Americas will have
chance to hear some of the coun-
try's leading musicians within the
next two weeks The Redpath Musi.
cal bureau is going to conduct a Sc
ries of concerts in the city.
The concerts will be given under
the auspices of the Bell Piano school
and the Americas Chamber of Com
MERGE Miss Bell has been instrumei4-
tai in bringing high class performers
to Americas since the opening of her
school of music.
The Americas Chamber of Com
merce, realizing the Importance of
such a series of performances, has
agreed to aid Miss Bell in the unde:--
taking. The Bell Piano school is one
of the "brag" institutions of Ameri-
Gus.
The first of the series of concerts
will be given on Friday night, Dec. 10
Charles w. Clarke, the famous bari
tone, will be the first artist to apper.
On the night Of January 10, Madame
Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler, the pianist,
will give performance. The third
number will be furnished by Miss In
gram, a contralto who has sung solo
parts with the Metropolitan Opera
company.
The Redpath management will be re-
membered in Americas as +he people
who staged the chautauqua
Season tickets will be on sale for
all three of the performances for $3.50.
Children and pupils of the piano school
will be furnished tickets for $1.75.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-04

from Plains Sunday She is with her
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Hines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Tinsley are visit
ing Mrs. Tinsleys mother, Mrs. John
son, at Oglethorpe, this week.
DeSoto was well represented Tues
day evening at the school auditorium
to witness the production of Polly OF
the Circus"
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Johnson, Miss
Mollie Num-, Miss Floy Johnson and
Prof. Wells, of Huntington, were Wis
itors to Leslie Tuesday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Summerford and daugn-
ter, Sarah, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Burton, of Smithville, Sunday.
Mr. r. l.. Heys, of Vienna, is visit
ing his cousin, Mrs. C. R. Wade
Mr. G. d. Jones was visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs F. G. James Tues
day.
Rev. and Mrs. E. NJ Sanders, Of
Blackshear are visiting Rev. and Mrs
e. A. Sanders this week.
Mr.. R. L. McMath, of Americas, was
here Tuesday, looking after business
matters
Mr.. Albert McMichael, Of Plains, WIS
visitor here Tuesday evening.
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In One Minute Your Stuffy Nose and
Head Clears, Sneezing and Nose
Running Cease, Dull Headache Goes.

Try Ely's Cream Balm!
Get small bottle anyway, just to tr !
it-apply little in the nostrils and In
stantly your clogged nose and stopped
up air passages of the head will open
you will breathe freely; dullness and
headache disappear. BY morning! the
catarrh, cold-in-head, or catarrhal sore
throat will be gone.
End such misery now! Get the small
bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm" at any
rug store. This sweet, fragrant baiL1
dissolyes by the heat of the nostrils
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TWO FARMS FOR sAEE-37e acres,

TWO FARMS FOR SALE-376 acres,
miles from Americus; one mile from
Huntington, known as the Sans
Place, in the 10th Dist. Sumter Co.;
300 acre in cultivation; balance wood
land. 355 acres about 10 miles from
Americas; miles from Andersonville,
being lot Number $50 and 279 in the
2Sth Dist. Sumter Co.; 225 acres open
land; balance woodland My price and
tearms are reasonable. E. L. Thomas,
1923 Gambler Building, Atlanta, Ga.
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Legal Advertisements
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.

Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
STATE OF GEORGIA, Sumter County
All creditors of the estate of Mrs.
Mittie P. McGarrah, late Of Sumter
county, deceased. are hereby notified
to render in their demands to the un-
dersigned, according to law, and all
persons indebted to said estate are re-
uuired to make immediate payment.
This November 10th, 1913
CHAS. w. LOWE,
Administrator of the Estate of Mrs
Mittie P. McGarrah.
Address, Buena Vista, Ga.
2-6t
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Chicago. Dec. 3.-The hunting sea-
son, which closed Sunday, cost 135
lives. In addition to the death toll,
which is considerably larger than last
years, or any previous year, in fact,
1875 persons were injured, several of
them fatally.
One looks in vain for amy new causes
for the long list of casualties A much
greater number have shot themselv. S
this season by reason of the careless
handling of weapons, no fewer than
thirty-seven having lost their lives ct
their own hands, and twenty-four 9TH
ers escaping with more or less severe
injuries.
The deadly companion was abroad
this year, as usual, and to his presence
were due twenty-four deaths. He also
inflicted injuries on nineteen others.
The man who shoots every time he
sees a movement n bush, thinking j.
must be caused by some species ii
game, can reflect on the fact that that
sort of hunting resulted in the death
of seventeen and the injury of ten.
Drowning is well up in the causes OF
fatalities, sixteen hunters having
found watery graves while in quest OF
game.
It is estimated that there were near
ly $4,000 hunters in Wisconsin and
Michigan, and when to this number
are added the thousands who took tn
trail in Minnesota, Maine and New
York, the total number will reach well
up to 100000.
While the casualties seem great in
number, the record this year is consid
cred by those who have been watching
conditions to be one indicating grow.
ing care on the part of hunters in tn
use of their weapons.
"You city people must realize" sac
an experienced Wisconsin hunter, "thar
this is not such bad showing as nigh
be first supposed. With $4,000 to 60,0Q'
hunters in the woods, all using high
power, long range rifles, it is wonder
there are not more casualties and tina
>be death list is not greater must D
credited to the greater care being exer
cised by the hunters"
1t is possible that an effort may b.
made in Wisconsin at the next session
of the legislature to enact more strin
gent laws governing the use of wea
pons in the forests, but what the ma
ture of the new laws will be can on.
be guessed. So far legislation has ha
little effect, and upper Michigan, whic
has the strictest laws in America, ha
as large a percentage of hunters kille
as Wisconsin.
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any they can, why permanent admin
Iistration should not be granted to H.
E. Allen, clerk superior court, on Mrs.
Julia A. Morgan's estate.
Witness my hand and official sigma
ture this 1st day of Dec. 1, 1913.
JOHN A. COBB, Ordinary.
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GEORGIA-S Sumter County.

SOuhtys
To the Superior Court of Said County
The petition. of R l.. MeMath, ]. H
Statham, L. w. Brown, Lucius Nc,
Clesky and H. E. McMath, shows:
First:-That they desire for them
selves, their associates and successors
to be incorporated under the name OF
the McMath Plantation Company for a
period of twenty years, with the priv
ilege of renewal at the end of that
time.
Second That the principal Office c.
said Corporation to be in Americas,
Sumter County, Georgia, with the right
to establish branch offices elsewhere
as may be found necessary or expedi-
ent.
Third:-The object Of said Corpora
ton is pecuniary gain to itself and
its stockholders.
Fourth The principal business t.
be carried on by said Corporation is
farming, and the buying, selling, trad
ing, dealing in farm products, lands
1.-Two n40 nd ooriI1 W. n
riculture, pasturing and such other
and all business pertaining to farming
and stock raising.
Fifth:-Petitioner also pray that
they may have the right to buy, i'm
prove, secure, lease, sell, mortgage
and convey in any manner real M
personal property. To borrow money
and secure same in any way it may
think proper and to own stock in other
corporations.
Sixth: The capital stock of said
Corporation to be $90,oO0OO divided in
to shares of $4,000 each with the right
to increase said capital stock at any
time and from time to time to any
amount not to exceed in the aggregate
enc hundred thousand dollars by ar
affirmative vote of a majority of tht
stock outstanding at that time.
Seventh: -Petitione pray that the,
have the right to adopt bylaws; Fec
Board of Directors; Sue and be Sued
to have and use a common seal, and Il
have all the powers, privileges and i'm
munities allowed corporations of sim
liar kinds and character.
Wherefore your petitioners will eve
pray.
SHIP & SHEPPARD,
Petitioners Attorneys.
GEORGIA-Sumter County
Filed in office this the 9Th day o
November 1918.
II u ALIEN Clerk