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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-16

riSoiftion, Ioa her ifnl irgcr prsnc
pao at lpttc MIG tilnT3S; eller fon
Cc maalfc iigc mig, hpcm iom lfnloc
IA qiort 0ct, bui5 set life CT SAM"
Cl eftcr at houe prGitert octie Yin
teIiQhe0cn Qanife uigien0riocIlQe ge'
MS, iulqte ban mig ben I'll Oct Steo,
bpor 6nperiet por blepet begaaet.
Sruen FOO imo0 oS % bite oS onl'
firing. "a icg babe feet Vinouct |
ieritc Gtaqc, bporigienncm lgpcn
bauNc ifaiict fla Ibgang iii Sli'ct,
rar lea oonifc cnig meo Nei iortrGI'
ieliQc Qoiiiimoro l. al Oct maatte
ppret en- @capnoer, Jon bnooc ppret
paa SpiL, oQ al osmme eiter 6o6ipo'
rene, iom tpbet pnn, at ban intet
Gieblif hnboc prrct | llpisbeO, men
pnr qaoct Iiac iii &erfet, matte Ior'
brnSercn. bbcm ran iuo END par, hope
hoot @cjligbc0 iii / 6orucicn at I'M
0cricdc &otalitctrrre oa ionoipnlig
MS boct ct cllCr anbet Steo / Rnbo.
Ioqct. Get iao lo til. al 9pocn bar
fommct in0 / &uict 9icnncm ct Bog
ui1lbu, bporcitcr ban bonoe benpgti
oct Jig et lioct Strin meo TPr6iioqer,
iom Ito0 i oct Nprclic, buor SuletS
Scrre cllcr2 ioo. Qcnne par rcntlig
bortrciit ibct ban uctop Sen iorcqnn-
cnoe Gug bar rciit pno Veicq til Ell
camille, ban ficnNte, og hos bUrm
ban opcrnattet. @cgge 6iSic On.
itru0iQbcAcr tU0ct 10 ogiou poo, at
Snncn muotte bapc DPret tien0t /
Suiet. Mon mc0oclte oS, at set ior-
Tbumone Sfrin 49, Ell gunlfe alntinbe-
liz WlifTlfe - bnD6e pprct onrtrent
iDlot nlco pprbiiuloe Srnpffer, oa
Gnbet oor nltldo Qnnlfe betnoelig.
Zen SmitGnoigbc0, al Ger oiloe bli
nobetalt en- itor 0lllsr for Silpeie-
bringelicn al sc i%oripunbre 8oitbnr.
I|orrin1et noturligpi8 life min
&ntereS'c for Suacn; men trooS al
min Spcr FOR al iinoc noQct, Tom
Iebc mia poa Sporet eiter Sor
brDoercn, lpftc0e3 oct mig life, og
icg pnr cnboa life IonGt ira al bGloe
til ianmc W}cniuN ion ben lofolc
Eolitimcitcr, hpiS ser fife hooOc nT
ret NCn enc nleaet betnoning9fuloc
SmltGnbiQbc0, at ollie T%ooiporclle /
par min6rc ems NrreItnntcn@l
9Pon fum0e tTnfe ltN 0en Wull0hco,
at ct Ntcuueite tumbc Qaa mco ct Fdr
iom pnr lloGcn &tumrc 'or
til BAN; men Der por llgcn
SanOinnIi0beo FOR, at han Iprllg
iao0onne OnnitGnhiqbeoer,
hpor oct oiolOt ON at flinnc bcnrGc
iio LET 49, uiIoe toNc ct Enr Stopler
poo, iom pur opcr eli Goume ror
Sea iaItc nli0 me0ct ucbiIooet
orcr nit llbclo, tbi icg ioruOiou al
Icre0c Sc SppoiQbc6cr, iom pcntet
mio, bpj3 lea blcp ucbio9ct til at
peloe iiIboge fiji @uen uocn noGct
Reiultat, 90 ic9 bIeu oerior lite
aIoo, ga ieg nritc MorGen
ian @r, Wu99riOBe fommc 8aaenoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-16
Sicmanosf Ioiof

1Seg bopbe / flere Gage Io9t Mter.
fe iii ban. San fom neo peo Sap.
nen hoer Woreen peo Witioen oa aif
Ell 6urOc longs 9oIoerferne, ligeiom
Dan inipicercoe. @ar Der fonunet eft
not 6ortei mo, inoffeoe ban Iiot meo
SoIfene, men cpbolot Dem life / beres
Nrbeioe, ban bar 10 ingen 9anosrob-
be.
Sfete oct, at ell Seiler forIoo Sap.
men, meoens ban itoo oernebe, funbe
man bore aloeles iiffer poa, at ban
biep itaaenoe % fllIgte Sen nteo 9lif.
fet, ionlPnse Sen bar iiigte, og Ser
nar GA no9et unherligt IGgieISiuIot
/ bans off, i1oget, ser Dos andre
ifa6tc Snteresie Tor bans Ferion, iaa.
IeoeS at man iii 2pIt til at Dioe liot
mere GIN bam og bans 5orbolb.
Naar ban bap0e gaaet lin Eunbe
Iongs golperferlle, illttteoe ban al
noe WoIebopeoet % Nreu iaa lang.
iont ino moo @pen igien.
Get famine g~icnton iig Gin Otter.
miooogen benimob aftenen, og Iaa.
le6eS bar ban III fornlnen pg qoaet
bper Tag ire Tigers Sio iaienucm.
Men Ell Sornrioone ubeblep ban.
Sea off pg ipeioebe ino oper Sap.
neplobien for at ie, ON han life bar /
Nnmorb, ieq iopneoe ham Iigeirem,
men hnn fom life.
San fom better life paa lin i9b-
panligc Sio ON GitcrmiObageil, men
isrIt Ell SimeS Sio ienere og / Selae
meo ct gpbllo, ser bapoe Ell gren
SfibSfiite og eli ltoppet asieiGf pou
en- SaonbfiGrre. Sc fiprte neb iii
observation-disclosures % biolp bins
on6en at bore Sagerte omborb.
@pbllbet blep betalt og fjerte inb
til @pen, men0enS Sen linge Wano
be9DnOte i'm iU0panliae Hunoe eien-
mem SGpnct.
Ger bar ON Moraeren folnlnen en-
boIlanoif Sui ino, ct al oiSie breo-
ouqeoe Sartcier meo Ben itore &ahpt
uQtrr o. blonitrenbe Totteplanter
bugpcO De pputeligc Gardner / aa-
bptSpin0uernc.
San itob iortabt / @eifuelien al set
bp0gelige TaniIieinternsr ornboro,
90 icg paSiere0c forbi BAN, % bo
icg itror iaa, at ban por mitlbre of-
oilcnoe at ie til emo i~pooanlig, ben-
oerOte jeg ct Bar Sro til bam, % ct
2ieblif eiter bar Ri / liplig SamtaIe.
San fortalte mig, at ban bar ONE
trent tppe gnr gommcl, og of ban Tor
Aar iioen par gaoet til
iieS MOO fine 6orGloreS &ilje. San
bapoe M iibit pGret Ell Sur / Spo-
nmerifa % Iuitrulien % bar fom-
men hiem ON Sp1ten meb BEN Sans
fe at bile eoa pau Sfolen ininter.
2pgielcn efter at fontme afiteo i9ien
bopoe imiolerti0 uGret for itor, bon
bopoc fprginpes iegt at befinmpe
sen, men sen bnpoe oGigepel iaaet
Suertaget. 9ht piloe ban perlte nteo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-16

SfcIen til rlpite Gjnter og bapoe ser.
for togrt Spre iont Watros onboro
/ Ell itor norif Bart, ser Ioa / aie.
benbapn flar Ill at gaa til @nlporai-
10.
San ifinrebe ionr cn nuIlaaet 90
filling, og BET Dor mig life mulig
at tilbogebolbe Ell g)tring ON, OF ban
Loo til at oGre 9lao for ban iflloe
oiiteb igien.
ga. oct fan sc fro ieg err, ipo-
reoe bait. "Wfine SorGore piloe 10
BELT bare, Of ieg blcp biclnme oe
tog fot pao ct eIler moet pdo 2ono-
iorben - ia, BET bill iigc, set tror jeg
bn, at De mener, oe flyer 10 life noget
aitoet emo lem, at jeg rtaa bone min
frie @ilie, men jeg fan 10 nof f~oritaa,
buab Meningen err"
Ceres Saber er oItiaa life Sis.
ntanb2"
"Nei, oct CT ban life"
ga, lou fan mon 10 nof f%oritaa,
at Ieres Sor9lbre life er Ioa glabc
oeo at pibe Gem noe, og napnlig pao
en- iad lang Cur"
ga, ie, bpao 29rigoen ongaar, Ga
far Oct MI life tort at betpoe. Sfal
man doa ppf, fer bet lanai inorere
/ Norbiisen ems / S%tilehapet, og for
0en Gags SfDIo er ser Ioampno life
mere &eiifo peo at ppre Sjsmanb enb
pes Sc fleite Froiesiioner paa 9ano-
ioroen."
"Nei, iaampnb, set CT Ser bel bel
fer life, men Set mtaa anigepel bore
ct orsit Gin pes mango S~eiligbeoer.
Nan berer ia iao ofte on uue Oe
Saun % 2ibel'er, Tom SiefoIf mao
giennernaaa, % Ser er ga o9iao
mango, ser begpnoer pau SjsmanoS-
lipet, men bIiper fiebe al BET igien."
ga, bet er 10 Ielpielaelig fife
S~orneielier nltianmen, noar man
Teller, men bpab, oct er BET 10 heller
life paa 9%onbior0eu. %repl og &ieo=
iontneliqbeber er Ser 10 pes olttlta,
laa nleaet er jeg ba blepen flar oper;
men iau er ser Oct merfbare peo Sies
m~onoslipct, at bar man ierIt be9Drtot
boa set, iaa er set iau Gotfers parl-
IfeIigt at trpffe iig tiIbuqe igien.
Gaa fan ntan 10 tit here noe paa
en- %ippepeie, Ser er minbre morlomt
og man fun 10 ogIau al og til er'fe,
at man por bel hjelume iaien, ia, man
fan enooa oua Iaa piOt, at man loper
iig ielp, at or man blot blcpen al
msnitret belrie 8ang, iau ifal ill9en
Sprebas, ON set iua bar @rfeenglen
Gabriel / eaen heie Verion, faa Ell
til at eao ombrro / ct Sartei, men oct
bar oltiontmen life BET miitoite, at
iiae, bar man Blot pprct ilnno no9le
foa Gage, bar en- ligeIrem Siernpe ef-
ter Sfuben - ia, ioaoan gaar bet
ialfa1b mig.
On jeg n~o9eniinoe er f"orliit? Nei,
oct err ieg merfelis nof life, men en-
9iGeiulaften for fire Nar iiben par
jea nGr peo at aaa neoenonl mes en-
al "8raaipurpene", ia, oct er iaaoun
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-16

poa geien OBJ moo Suiet, leoin9et al
Re6aftGrcn al VorromtomnS Npis,
iom moote / egen bgie Gerion ior
at Jamie Wlateriole til en- artitel
on oct opiiafsurftpnoe 8pneri. Seq
funSe imioIertiO life ie noqer llO.
rel til nt ilippe bort, on jeg off Dem
ioa garife Idngiomt iinebe, forbereot
ron al ifitQe beiparc en- WrnQSe
Spsrqsmoul ga nit Eie iolot
pno noget bIontt, iom lao o. Itin'
neOe inbe mellem noeen Buffer, iom
too lige peo @eien. so, Der por
inacn Epil ON oct, Der loa Den for.
ipnn6ne 9lifGife, nnturli1bis temt
ior tit Tn6bolo. llben at itanie gif
leg imiblertio gnnifc rolig pi6ere,
ir6iil ieg meote Rolitimeiterel, og
lea blcD ina prUienteret for Sr.
Clears, Re5oftsren. Sea bar Int.
fer 6orefommenbeo o~pcrior oe TO
Serrcr, og Ga Muggrioge loo ct Ii0et
Cr0 inlOe ON. at ban hopoe lioen
Sio, orcp ieg oct cnoogioa ion pi6t,
Of ieg uopior5rct tilbso at gibe Sr.
SbeorS ale oe Splusninqer, ban
erltct, oa at fslge meo BAN ben iii
Suict, b0or Spperiet bar bc1aoet.
81 ga icQ bar blit olcre mes Sen
oi0ebegiprligc Neprpientont for
Nresien, mcooclte ieg ino benne
Serre alt, bono ieg pioite ON Ga.
gen 90 noget mer til, iom oct
oiI frentgoa al oct ieIgenoe.
Npite 9ag areb ieg me6 @egipr-
li9beb oct GrempIor al @orrop.
tomns Nois, iom @ubet netop bnb6e
%oileucrct / Suiet, buor Gpoeriet bar
beaonct - Sc iioIte to 9o9er booOe
lea nenIiN opholOt mig ser fra
W}orgen iii Nitcn og i0et ieg
itror off igonQ mco Slutninacn al
Nrtiflcn ON Get itore SDperi",
icg meo IN neltilire0s Cater
Sen ii0ite SGtning, iom loo innIe-
6eS: CADET al SiloeIcrne err enS6o
life SET pprite, men @lifpifen hopoe
en- ho6belt @mnO, % Der Ioa ser
aiemt ct meget b%etnDeligt Gcle6 /
EcnqcicoIer, bpi3 Nlrmre man ubeI-
fife bapbc noteret iig."
&niercn pil iolloipnli1pi5 nllereoc
houc ioritaot min Glon: men set
falbt mig 0onife biit life inO at for
ocr unrmcrc for Nr. I}ugQ-
ga ocnne iortrGiiclige, men
mc9ct iltre @crre Ell 9imc otter,
ucget bco / aanmeu, font iurenbe
ben as Sen ioIbeifinlleoe 2nnoc.
uci ior at ioo lat / mig % bctIoge
liz oucr, at lea bapoe loot NIabct
tringcr Ell laooon He%ucrbiltorie til
Seq boo bum bare at ic
al noNle Gage, ioo ituIbe
ic9 nor iorfIore bonn set belle.
Cm aitencn iorloO lea, iom les.
Suict peo Mortc.s 6ren-
brllO eitcr at baoe tiIbrngt set meitc
At GoGen mc0 irIp MET. at paste
pon, ON nogcn fom / NGrbcOcn al
oct Steo - oct par nogIe foo bun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-16

oreOe Wtefer ira Slt'ct bDor oefl
9lifRife, iom iea Dor %operbeDiit ON
nof ifiiIoe Ioffe Spper til laa eiemt
mcllem guifenc. BED az 9oo gan.
lie langiomt opna1eoe jeg, at bet
par bit belt merft, ier ieg fom ill
oct Steb, bpor lea baUbe beiIuttet,
at ieg piIoe Iegge mig / Stiuf oe
uente.
aloffen bIeo otte. Ga oen bIep
nj Won Der ga ii,gen fom2 SfuI'
De oct monStrc barre onionlt at jeg
0oooe opitilt Den 6GIoe2 aloffer
bleu ii! GIN bur6e DC ga ia ppret
her. Sps - fpm Der life nogen
goaenoe poo @eien? so, og DC fom
openifisbet inbe ira 9pen. Oct loo
til at Der bar ilere, og ies begunOte
at angre, at jeg life bapoe iifret
mig as'iItonie. 9e fom nPrmere,
Icenoe % posiiaren6e, og iee freb
Ioriigtig l9ngere tilbuge ira Geicn.
9tu par De ret no Tor oct Stcb, bpor
8IifpIfen Ion ifiuIt. 0ten - bpab
uar oct! Ge Dor gnoet forbi, og /
Den biertelige Cater, iom en- at Dem
n%oltsbte filnoe ieg gicnficnoe Sor-
pagter 2ob6ins, en- ififfclig Mano,
bpiS geficrotifob icg bnpoe baut
2ciligbeo til at Qisre ut6er nit
forte SpboIo Ser paa ggnen. Otter
ocnnc SfuiieIie opQao iee npiten
Soobet, og ieg ifulOe netop iorlooe
NIT Sfiul, Ga Ell mag 2po borte
ira Gcien after fit mig I'll Of frpbe
inntmen. Senne Sang nar BET 81
por. On liber mogcr SfiffeIie, /
bocln ieg gierfien0tc en- Munb, iom
sen Dag babe gooct @artnercn til
baonoe, fom liiterbc pna Gcien, ioet
ban bolot iia tGt in0 til @uifene.
Saoinort ban naoeOe set Steb, bpor
ban boube faitet @lifPifen ira iig
tpnote ban en- liocn 2pgte o9 be.
gpnbtc at iege iig trent. Senrc
Sang bar iea iiffer | min Sag, oG
Iaailturt Wanben after hnpoc i~lirffet
2ngten otter at hnoe benpqtiqet ii9
Ben iorncntlioc Sfut, iIog ieg Ser
inr NInpr, hnu1
"Ntnn, ia iaol" uObreo Sen for
trGifeIigc @r. Mllqgriogc, iom bar
tiIiteoe poa &ontorct, So leg font
unitiqcnoe nteo Irrcitnnten; ia, icg
bar iorreIten helc 5iOcn fat Sen
Sur / Gifferten!"
Monben befjenote itrnr; men ban
par 10 ogiuo Bit lrebet poo ferif
@iernina, iaa at Ser better life finn
DC mite, at ban fori69te at rlcgtc.
NQe Smpfferne bIep bragt tilpeie
% ieg fit u0betoIt en- goo
Gu'pr, Iom bar mig iii ioa itor
NirIp, at iee funOe irttc go %
9iite mig, ga ie9 Ell Muoreb @ie'iere
opnnoeoe at BIZ iorfremmet.
eens "HcrDrnb.gcfrn" i'll eIrot % Zen.
ner oct GGule 9Gro.
enmnNiueu "onsreurer" or mphtnocr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-16
7615

THE coat. Of the Fall are really
fascinating They are simple IN
general effect yet they show
great many little touches that are ex-
eccdinsly smart and eve distinctive.
III. second coat includes a back thar
y, cur in two sections and these &C.
tions are loined to give the high waist
eject In on view there are tab-liss
extensions on the .,de PORTION. ,ni
IL the other they are lett plain AL
either finish IS correct The vest makes
or important feature too. IL Is iouni
III the handsomest models OF the sprins
and il gives lust the little touch OF
contrasting material that is delightful.
A very charming effect could be OBJ
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-16

Gaar Se ifriper til apertes
tererbe, ian p9r ina uenlia at
meooeIe. at Sc inn here's
gpertigicment / "9ecornhsSos
ten. Set Tifrer Gem ben
beoite @ebanbIina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-16

tanned by the use Of Bulgarian en-
broidery or one OF the handsome bro
oades for the vest. or it can be mad,
IRON one OF the Oriental embroideries
that can be bought by the strip and
ere always SO beautiful, For the Goa
nseii, any ssasonable material L. appro-
pirate Ratine seems to suggest itself
Immediately Tor It Is to be much worn
but there are silk suitings without
number and there Is generous oppor~
tnnity offered Tor the exercise Of tAsss
and discretion
TPE next figure shows . eoat with
the fronts buttoned over while
the collar j. turned down over
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-16

the shoulders II can also be made up
IN directorie style as shown in the small
view underneath The means by
which the changes can be produced ara
very simple, but the two effects, never
theless. are distinctly different In
the illustration serge Il made with
,elve' trimming Goats OF tins Kind
are made with skirts TO match and also
velvet silk and the like to be worn over
diferen, materials
THE singie-breasted coat with
cutaway fronts and longer back
IL very smar one, eminensly
attractive and generally becoming.
Here is q model that can be made in
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-16

snmnTinen "0usueunen" or mubtnocr |
gub Sroeu, 90 ben or ut oi fan eu'fe en-
sumuTjne al opre. Sen 9irr Goot strbeioc
% andr let.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

FOR SALE CHEAP = ]. |. Chase
steel threshing machine, 1S-inch cy-
Under, 36-inch rear with J. I. Chase
6-horse portable steel engine and
boiler; all in good condition; belong
ing to John Stephens, Cusseta, Ga.
Write c. A. Stephens, Cusseta, Ca, or
E. w. Stephens, Adm, Columbus, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

The Empire State league opens to-
day, Americas at COrdele, WaycrOsS
at Brunswick and ThOmasviIle at VAL
dOsta. You can see the result of each
inning in all of the above teams mt the
Windsor Pharmacy; music while you
wait. Come early.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

Mrs w. P. Burt, of Atlanta, has
come upon visit of two weeks in
Americas, for many years her home.
She is the guest of Mrs. F. B. Ar
thur.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

Miss Alice Stallings has gone 10
Columbus, where she has accepted Il
desirable position and will reside per-
manently.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

DO you pay much attention to pub
lie sentiment"
No; | always look the other way
when see a young couple holding
hands in the Philadelphia Bull
letin.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

FOR $1.00 A MONTH, per head, We
will pasture your cattle; fine pasture
with plenty of running water. Bragg
& Morgan. 1-1w
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01
10000 REWARD

For arrest, with sufficient evidence
to convict, of the party or parties who
burned my barn with twelve head of
mules, two horses and all other con-
tents on Sunday morning last, April
the goth. N. A. RAY,
Americas, Ca, R. F. D., No. /.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

Mr. Emmett Hawkins has recovered
from recent illness of several weeks
duration and is again at his post Of
duty.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

Mrs w. D. Miller, of Jacksonville
is the guest here of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H D. Watts.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01
new BILL Is DRAWN
THAT SUITS BRYAN
This is in Conformity With
Treaty With Japan

Sacramento, Cal, April 3O.-Possibil-
ity of an amicable adjustment of the
alien land ownership by means of a
new bill drawn in strict conformity
with the treaty between Japan and the
United States confronted tonight the
secret conference of Secretary Bryan
with Governor Johnson and the Cali
fornia legislature The conference
was called at the request of Secretary
Bryan.
Attorney General Webb drafted the
new measure at the suggestion of Gov.
Johnson and copy was placed imme-
diately in the hands of Secretary
Bryan.
The term ineligible to citizenship"
which is declared by Secretary Bryan
to be odious to the Japanese, is not in =
cluded and leaders are confident they
have arrived at a solution of the pro-
blem that will receive the Endorsement
of President Wilson. Secretary Bryan
declined to comment on the new bill.
except in the conference. The princi-
pal sections are as follows:
Features of The Bill.
l. All aliens eligible to citizenship
may acquire and hold land in the same
manner as citizens of the United States.
2. All other aliens may acquire and
hold land ''in the manner and to the ex
tent and for the purposes prescribed by
any treaty now existing between the
of the United States and
the nation or country of which such
alien is a citizen or subject"
3. Corporations composed of aliens
other than those who are eligible to
citizenship, may acquire and hold land
only according to the terms of existing
treaties.
4. Present holdings of aliens, re-
gardless of their rights to citizenship,
are protected
5. The state especially reserves its
sovereign right to enact any and all
avs relating to the acquisition or hold
ing of real property by aliens.
Only StipulatiOns Made.
Attorney General Webb worked upon
the theory that there could be no OBJ
lection to writing into the statue the
specific limitations of the Japanese trea
ty of 1911. Under the terms of this
treaty, Japanese subjects are permit
ted to own house and lands for resi-
dental purposes, factories, manufac-
tories and shops according to Mr.
Webb. Another clause permits Japan
csc subjects to lease land for resi-.
dental and commercial purposes"
These are the only stipulations made
and it is the belief of the attorney
general that the rights of Japanese
subjects to land ownership in the Unit
ed States stop at this point. Under
his construction of the treaty no lanl
can be owned or leased by Japanese
for agricultural purposes, except that
which is already owned, or for any
other purposes except those set forth
in the agreement between the nations.
Explaining the wording of the substi-
tute bill, Mr. Webb said:
Our theory is that at the time the
treaty was framed, Japan asked Tor
all the rights as to ownership of lan1
in California that that nation desi'-
ed for her subjects, and that the theaty
as it now stands represents all that
Japan asked, and all that the United
States was willing to grant"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01
Those Who Come and Go

Sheet Music Zoe and Ice per copy.
Bell, the JeweIer.
Mr.. W. c. Wright was among the
seVraI Atlantans spending Wednesday in
the city.
New Silk and Cotton Ratines Just
received at AnsIey's. 1t
Mr.. A. o. Hopkins, of Atlanta, was
IN Americas Wednesday upon matters
of business.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ Bryant came
from Andersonville in their car We'd
nesday, spending the day in Ameri-
Gus.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

Mr. and Mrs l. B. Small and young
son returned Wednesday from Benton,
Ala, where Mrs. Small has been the
guest of relatives during several weeks.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

FOR SALE CHEAP if sold at once;
Mccormick binder, NOW and rake;
practically new. A. A Forrest
d&w-1f
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

FOR SALE-Good Tribune bicycle,
gas stove and water meter; all in
good repair. Address C. H. Year
wood 29-tf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

Mr. and Mrs. l.. W. Virgins, resid-
ing near Plains, were visitors in the
city Wednesday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

Damaged mirrors resiIvered at Ali
son Furniture Co. Work guaranteed.
24-tf
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WHAT GOES UP must come down;
prices have come down on electric wir-
ing. Phone 157. McBath Elec. Co.
27-3t
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EGGS soc PER SETTING-Pure|
strain Notified Anconas and White
Leghorns. Burrell Richards. Phone
80.
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FOR SALE-One almost new roll top
esk and office chair. Address Box 288.
29-3t =.
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FOR RENT-Two connecting unfur-
nished rooms with bath. Taylor street.
Phone No. 807. 27-tf
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New Silk and Cotton Ratines just
received at AnSley's. II
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New Silk and Cotton Ratines Just
received at Ansley'S. 1t
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SnurS LID The Liver.

Rembert's Liver Regulator is en-
tirely vegetable; prompt in its ac-
ICn, but with no unpleasant after
effects, Csc
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

TOOTH BRUSHES-Pastes, Pow
ders, Washes, largest Sssortments.
Remberts.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

Watch the Americas team win the
first game of baseball from COrdele this
afternoon at the Windsor Pharmacy ;
detailed report each inning by wire:
game starts at $3.50.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

Rev. j. A. Ansley and family, who
were called here Monday by the death
of Judge Joseph A. Ansley returned
Wednesday to Ocilla, Ga
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

FRESH CANDY-Ice cream, chewing
gum, all kinds. Rembert's.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

Sheriff @. w. Fuller is still confn-
ed to his home by slight illness, but
his condition Wednesday was some
what improved
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

New line Silver and Cut Glass, Dan.
iels, the Jeweler.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

Mr.. l.. J. Blalock remains i'll with
fever at his home on Mayo street,
where has been confined since Mon
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

Mr.. r E. Barnett came over We'd
nesday from Cordele, spending the day
in Americas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

Mrs Edward Kiker, of Cordele, was
the guest yesterday of her mother, Mrs.
Wellborn F. Clarke, at her home on
Lee street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

Mr. f. P Verdery was a well known
Augustan spending Wednesday i'll
Americas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

New Silk and Cotton Ratines Just
received at Ansley's. 1t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

Holidays Book Store sells the best
Porch Screens made. 29-tf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-01

Mr.. G. M. Bowden, of Thomasville,
was a visitor spending Wednesday in
the city