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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04
lllpffe paa Ssu
II Wenneifer gnaet til gmos mco
Sfibct yMonroe".

llnoer 80 San. melotes ira gior.
fnlf, 0n., ON en- isrgelia llluffe.
Sfibet Monroc al Do Dominion
Cine" bar tioIig oenne Days Wior-
gen neo 5otioen 9aoge lteot fam.
men meo .0oitilcfet" tilbsrenoeWier.
chants & Riners 60. meo Den Sol.
&c. at Monroe innf. og If Wenne'
Ter 1.f iii @unos meo set iorillnf-
feoc Sfib. RpIte 9oa meIoes nrr
mere ON lllpffen. iom felger:
geretnirgen on. bboronn liWen.
neifer iotte 9ibet til beo Sommcn-
iisoet @oor mcllem .Wonroe" og
v0antiicfet" blep fortalt al DC oner
Iebenoe - 80 / 5olIet - iom lon6.
iottes ber al oen iioitn0bnte Camper
| / Mites. Jioen iii Gc6ning bar oper.
orocntlio fort. DC fleite al Dem, iont
qif RI 9unos meb .Wonroe", FOB
Ii oeres aeier og bar npioenoe ON,
hboo Der pif for iie. Otter at barre
6lebet fnfot 0sbet of fort Tio toe
..Wonroe" en- pIubfeIie Oberboline,
oa ct giebIif efter bopoe gslaerne
luffct iig oner Sfibct meo oets bnre
ooit.
Ton iioite 0eretn'no onqnnenoe
slntollet al omfomne og re66eoe,
inntcocs Tom 6en cr ongipet al Sab
tain sobnion. fer inaleoes no;
10 asasiagerer oe % al 9eiTt.
ninuen. iaft Al, orufnet.
80 9sosiaaerer oa so al Wnno'
'fabct iolt 90, bieraet oa Ianoiat
| / Iorbfolf.
Steoet fon peo LAO Iioen 90
belt uiorporenoe. Oct bor ct irn.'
teIia @irfiing. ,Naiitucfet", iom
fif gauoen npiten inoiIaoet, fom |
sfn itrrfe Jaoge belt no al Sigte ct
Gieblif, efter at DC to Sfroa bar
Arepct ira hinnnocn. Gaptainen poo
gWonroe" iao itrafs. at bans eget
Sfib ndr reoninoslsit fortnbt, og
beororcoc 9iconinosboooenc iot poo
9lnnoet.
Fnsiogererne bar iorlrnaii goacl
It'll aeis pe0 Den 3io. De cneite ON
9oro paa .Wonroc", ioln bar oppe
pnr 1ercren ca 9Gfspnatcn. Nroaei
og gtpiteIien | nlle Sfibets Snnlnlen-
'e'niiiaer nuffcoe inliolertio Stsr.
! itcocIen af DC ioprnoc. az be ifnno
n "a ob poo 1rifet. bpor De i'll
W1nlra on at foripne iig meo @eo
'iinqShrlter Ter cr bIonot DC REQ
Neoe SnntitemnIiphc6 on, at Der ifff
iorfeb mere emo 10 Minutter, frt
1nnimcniisoet fonni Steo, inotif
nnoocn forionnot @slaernc.
Nlciirciieftcr. aIGoar oo Iproiio
rcr aft oIenites imoer Den iliom
me 1Iuat fra asierne neocnnnocr
=, Hriic n>r tnubffrotc. oa oo b
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04

0m StotsreIiaion aino. Tef-
ing, 30. San. ct 2opforilog, ser
ioreifriper, at 0inos Yreiioent ifoI
tiIbcoe SinmeIen % 9onfiicius, bleb
I @aor bebtoaet of oet ooniniitro
tne giaao, iom in6toocr oct fine
fife Varlamcnts Eloos, eiter al
bette or blebet opleit of TrGIiocni
Dnon Sbi aoi. 2obfcrilngct bIet
inobroot for gfaabet al Dion eli
aoi ieGp. Saobiot man neo, er oeI
Trriiocntens Menina meb bcn npt
COB Of Srtte ct is(acnrrbiat Gfscm
bel for Totionct, iom ban tror tran
ner til MeIiaionens Synoflnoelie
'nornlif Senicenoe.
Trriiocntcn ifol iioferc fin g(n
Annt | 0oniilcius's Tcmpel oa
SimmcTcns Tempef nao iomm,
Wonoe. iom Me6Gemmcrne a
Wonfuonnoltiet aiorbc. men uocl
NJ brrc 0inoemet for at iinoant
aristonfou nm. nt hon trnfcr boz
Fl fr6e lin ilhrnnbe iii Qcicr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04
SsnatOr GulOnl 0eo.
6am Dar glbrabam sineolns
iamtioige % Ben.
Gnliom ticute i'm Stnt oe lit 9ano
56 gInr.

8aIb.nston. .. 6, %. San. -
Sbelbu 81. GuIlom, Der onr II. e.
5enotor ira SainoiS % bapoe pG-
ret oct i 80 9lar, oo ban 5ior bIen
oilsii al Senotor Sbcrmon. og0c /
@oor her / 0opeoitaocu eitcr ilcrc
llaers Speeleie. 5rcSelia og title
iop ban mo / lit Silent Sans
oig fenOtee / 9aa I'll Sprinaiiclo.
Sn. hbor 9earapclicn oil iorcaoo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04

al 8ren9ene. 9pens 9orgnleitei
beo gelfommen og Otto s. @erQ
beo 2anobrngsifolen / groofston
0iinn, bolot ct uomGrfet 5oreoroQ
ON SSoroen og oenS gebonoIing
On npe Sfolefog meloes ser ira
ames, Sa., unoer %. San. Gm Is
Oionneoer ifol Der ale Statens
1000 aommlmelfoler lnoerpiieS
Snnobrugsfag. 6nsb6IOnin9slpre og
Sleio, oq 10000 q 10000 2prere
og 2Grerinoer maa M forbere0e ia
til at fllnne lnoeroiie oisIc Sag.
Soma 2ano6rugsifoIe pif fonlnlq
Dem til Si9lp beo at gibe &urius
oe INC 5o9 til Sonlmeren ira Is.
Sslni til "a. Sili.
STANDARDIZATION. llnoer ell Son.
icrcnce, iom Rreiioent @ilion ii0.
itc llae boooe meo Senotets llocn.
r rasfonlitc, aioroe ban opnprfiom
boa, at Den ioo Ipnqe omtoiiteoe
,Sritogelfe ira 9(f9iit for 9onoets ei-
ne Sfibe al troftotmGsii9e @rlinoe
npppe loo fig opretboloe. San pil
bellere ie 9eItemmelien ON en- iao.
Dan sSritogelie opbpoe ento laoe
1piiten goo til goI6gift oq ocroco
noirte os for 0'iIigbeoen al en-
Com, iom filnoe aoo os imoo
aninoeIigt aon9resmeolem. Mrs.
6na s. Wfrrpbb / @ooolono, 9os.,
mel6te fig forIeoen iom aonoioat
for 9onaresien ira 6. 8iitrift Oct
er iom Frogreslib, bun isqer 8aIo.
Seq tror. oct oil bpre til Toroel
for MN aonaiootiir, at iea er abin-
DC, Siitrlt oa Wooer", ioqoe bum.
Wine Born er MI nofsne, og oo
min sGatefrIIe life bar nogct imoo
oct, bar iea bcitenit mig til at is9e
Domination" Wfrs. Mirpbn er &c.
fretrr for aninoernes friitelioe Of
bolbsforblno. oa bun bill orbeioe Tor
Den foreilooe6e 9Gnorina til aoniti.
tiitionen ON notionoIt Sorbuo moo
glsoriffc.
ssraqt6eiporeIie. SSnterItote Som
misiionen fatteoe 2erooas en- 9e.
itemmelie, ifefoe bbiIfen omfrina
10000, 900 Gnno Meieriproouf
ter fra Wfinneioto. 9ofotoerne. @is.
coniin oa norore eSGinois o1 Michi.
1nn nnrlig bif bline ienot sItpo1 bio
Snbiserne I Steoet for 40 Serbia.
ner 9ompifibsieIifober ifoI opbrae
oeres sSorbuo moo at froqte Meicri-
proolfter oa inorette ,Srbierlm til
ioooon sSrogt oeres Sfibe. Man
bar bereanet. at ser iooleoes bill
flmne ipares 40 Gents pr. Tino
Sroat.
Gn poloiom esloebrano soeloooe
oe TO iommenItahenoe 9eiebolninaer
pon Sofipooo 0ouleboro / Chicago
ii6it ofpiate ltac. Sfooen onilans
iii en 0oortnillion GoIlors. Nlere
al 0e6oernc moatte rc6oe fia 40 gfe6-
ninnstropcrne Gn gommeI 4nin-
Nc. ion life bif6e forlooe fit @Grelie,
nnnite @rononrn6ene toae meo
Wfnnt 90 bGrc hen6c ne6. ssn9ell
n6ebrrnote. men iIere bIeb brano-
inorrbc eIfcr ioorcbe al faGoenbc
WronItiimper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04
9uroeu rnnnt.


9urnell ruunt.
5lDgtet unoer S5oroen. Sisiabon,
10. Sanuar. 0e Stotsionger, Der
bolotes / @neceller / Goint6ra, ct
flDgtet gennem unoerioroiife @ongq
og bar begioet Jig til 9anosbpen
Gelos.
Rortltgols 9iegering reiignerer
2isia6on, 28. San. Gen porliigiiiifp
9legering meo Or. 9llfonlo Gotta
Iom Eremiernliniiter reiignereoe i
@aor, for0i Oppoiit.onen Sero-
let par lt9rf nof til at binore 8eo.
to9eIien al olle HeaeringSforilag
Ger bliner rimeli9pis oonnet ct So
alitionsininilter:iim
gsbmens aoinoer. 2on0on, %
San. s ct Telegram ira 8ien beo.
Der oct, at Den eltrigife @reniermi
hitter bar iagt til 2eoerne al oe tnife
og c5efiife Yorter / oen bebniife
SnnoongL at ben sltriqife Gegering
agter at ioronore gebmens @rlno-
LOB 0erben, at aoinoerne foor
Stenmcret.
aoncesiion iom Booifennelie. -
sSerliiolenl 2S. San. Gen tprfiife
Gegering bar giuet aoncesiion poa
Npgningen al ell eleftriif Sporpei
ira Serliolem til 9etblebem. Son
cesiionen gif til oen franife 9onf,
iom npl;g ifnffeoe Sprfiet oe Yenge,
iom blep brigt til aebet al Den
brniilianife 0reaonouqbt Hio Sso.
neiro.
en iocioliitiif 9orgmeiter. Berlin,
10. Sanllor iii .2ofalan5." tele-
I0raieres ira giotteronm: Oct nffi.
cielle 9lob oifentlioger llonGpnelien
al ben iocioloemofratiife 9epiitere-
De Ger Saem til Yorameiter 3aan.
Dam. 9et er Den ferIte iocioloe-
nofratiife 9orgmeIter S5oaono,
9por 9orameltrenc life oplges, men
llonGOnes al 8ronnin9en.
9lrreitereoe 9Iigcbanolere. Sra
aottolpit5 / 2pre-Sdleiicn meloes.
at ct @ren, Der bleu iunoet poo Ct
Sotel / Sosnonice bar brngt Eol:.
tiet poa Spor eiter Ell 9onoe Eige-
Ehanolere, Der er ilobreot oper belle
1olen og boloer 9lacnter operalt
SerMeblcmmer al @onoen er al.
lereoe orreiteret og oeraf er fire
toIigere itroiiet for Eigebonoel go
ltiet baaber mart at flnnne ioa iat
/ ilere 0ieolemnter.
9rGnote 0pen. Sbangbni aina,
80. San. Omfrine 1000 9anoitter
plpnore6e og brGnote / @nor ioo
at iige belle 9pen 2inonhoip / lro.
pinien Ngon Spcl. Get lpffeoes
@. 6. Gntpiltle neo ainos Sno-
lanosnlisiion at imofomme meo lin
Suitru og fine 9ern til 2ucbom-
5n men oe fotolife WiislonGrer er
enoni | oen plpnoreoe 9p. Wion tror
DOG life, at Der er tilfejet Dem no.
gen Sfaoe Get ipneS at opre flort.
at oisie Nenere ltoor Sorbinbelie
meo oc gonoitter, Der COMMANDERS
al Hsperbeboinaen Soioeiiln, oq
iom | l9naere Sib bor berget / Den
eitIige Gel of Eroninlen So-Han.
Snerrigs 6oripar Gen iuenife
aoloni Berlin bolot Senoog Den
! II. San. ct al Here Sunoreoe Eer.
Ioner beiset Wieoe, Der bI. a. oner-
brreoeS al Den inenife @eidnot o9
oen ipenife Wt.liturattohe iont
Meoleminer al ale poltiife Yartier,
ocriblnnot oglod Sotialoernofroter
,soriatteren Is. Sisitcn bolnt ct ino-
, lebenoe Sorcorag oo iotoltc iig for
III .acnnengribenoe ssoritrrfnina Al
Sberrigs ssoripar ollercoc pco ncn
! M ionlntentrGoelioe 9iiosbna. 81
ter en- IipIia Giifilsiion ucotoues cn
oennc Metning gaoenoe 9ieiollition
nntrent enitcmnIi1t
! sSlppnina oper grGnien. Berlin
| 3. ssoninr. Gen rus'iife OF orr
/ 4aife Ncocrinn FOR efter foriionnne
fs9t
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04

= @oor bar oct 9aaen, bn abin'
oerne | Chicago, iom bilbe asre
g'rua di ben Dem tilfenSte Stemme-
ret, ifuIoe regiltrere Ger bar pao
Torboono gpttet poo. at Chicago
40 Den gei biIoe fnn 100000 nDe
goraere. men ioo flot bIep oct life
Der bar ooq oner 10000 apinoer.
iom foo oeres 0abne inoifripe. @obt
geirligt beaunItiaeoe Silifroaettear-
beioerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04

3ormers ssnit'tlit s Grafton,
q. 9of.. bolotes Der ct goot beieat
sSnrmcrs esnItitut iioltc llae. Gn
Wrnnoe 9nnomrno meoe fretm.
Ooioo 9ucns 9ebnlrno bopoc no
'fi0ct RI Wrngoe @nrcr, ia icIn
Nci'fnlen beToat llhltininaen mcn
|~n Tcf @crcr. ioin rnr fororbeioc'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04
Sibfe Wht

iii Morgen / 9og meloes fro
@oibington, .. G.. at grpiioent
@.lion bar bGbet Sorbuort moo at
inoisrc gaaben og 9fnnlrnition til
oe fGmpenoe 0aerico. Den efsifu-
tiue Srore finogioroes Mites, og
MI fan Der ienoes ariasmateriaIe
ira llniteo Stotes til baobe ocn
mefsifanife 9leacring o9 til RebeI-
lcrne. 3 9imogsreIfen G9aaes Der
8pgt poa, at set er H. S.s 2nife
at in6toae iomme 0eiltrolitct / Sor-
bolo til DC frmpenoe. iom DC andre
Icroensmagter ir6tager.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04
R nrt Tunt.

Stormfloo meloes Der on ira Son
5roncisco, Sal, nnoer % San
Ger iiaes at bare giort Sfaoe for
ilcre Millioner Collars. Cos sln
geles meloer on ct gRnoomstab al
81 100000 @rro og 9ilfpIoe al
0rufning.
en aapflppning Soroen rlno lpg'
ges Der Vlnner ior al Bahama llo-
itillingsfoniitecn San ssroncisco.
Ger ngtes t.Ibeiebragt en- Slm al
$3000.000 til bette Soretagenoe, og
aopilpbningen ifnl begpnoe / Moi
1915. Mm regner for, ut 5iircn
bill taae 90 9oae, @eilpneoen req
nes til $4,000 Mil.
Wioo Fenroie. Sra Wnibineton,
3. g.. mcloes Enoer 3. os., at aon-
gresmuno @illiam y. 9. 9linen al
IA. Tenninlpania Diitrift 8agen
foruo nolteoet Ell Grflprina, at ban
bar ltiIlet iis iom republifonif aan-
oioot for Observation-Disclosures fra
Fenninlponia efter ben befenbte Sc
major Eenroie. bois Tcrmin no
leber slar.
On fro Senlofrat. Sra aonios
Gitp, NO, meooeleS, at oen 81
9lar qnniIe 0anieI. 6. 9ropn npIig
or 900 nnoer ct Opbolo | Stocf-
ton. GnIif. s 1915 aioroe ban for
ite @ona 9rig al lin Stenmerct.
og ban bar gipet 16 oeniofrntiift
Observation-Disclosures In Stemme; A
nf oisic ponot frem til Oct Spioe
Sms. 8roipn bar fenot Iom 0pcns
melt flippefoite 8emofrat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04

3lppning oper @rpnien. Berlin.
5. ssonunr. Gen risiiife on ocn
4aife @cncrinn FOR efter forilo1onst
NnrhcnnIino rrflrref iin niIIine III
nrnFibin no unorr pisfr bcitcirtr 9lc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04

aoncesiion iom Booifennelie. =
SaSeruiaIent 2S. San. Gen tprfiife
Gcgering bar gipet aoncesiion pon
9pgningen al Ell eleftriif Sporpei
ira Serrialem til getbIebem. Son
cesiionen gif til oen franife 9onf,
iom nuI,g ifafieoe Sprfiet oe Ben9e,
iom blep briigt til asbet al Den
brniilianife 0reaonoliebt Gio So.
neiro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04

gebmens aoinoer 2onoon, %
San. S ct Telegram ira 8ien beo.
Der 0et, at Den eltri9ife @renliermi
hitter bar ia9t til 2eoerne al be tpifc
og c5efiife gort.er / oen bsbniife
Sanoong at ben sltriaife 9iegering
agter at ioronore 8ebmens @rlno-
LOB oerben, at 9pinoerne foor
Stenmeret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04

tineelier at tiaaoe 5IpOning ooer
@rUnien ira oct enc 2ano til oct
onOet 2ono, noor oct orcier Jig OH
rent iportslig 8lpbning. Den rus
fife 5lpoer gosiiIieb bar oerefter
principielt faaet 9iGaoelie til at
iIppe oper tpif Serritorilrn beo en-
,5lupnin9 Ct. GeterSborg Yoris
poo 9etin9elie al, at ban uno9oor
oe forbnote 3oner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04

en iocioliitiif 9oroneitcr. Berlin,
10. Sanllor. iii o2ofalan5." teIe-
0raferes ira 9lotteroam: Oct offi-
cielle 9lob offentlioger llonGpnelien
al oen iocialoenofratiife 9eputere-
De Ger 2aem til 9orgmeiter 3oon-
Dam. Oct er oen fsrIte iocioloe-
nlofrotiife 9orgmeiter Soaono,
5por 9or0neitrenc life oplges, men
nonGones al 8ronningen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-02

road laborers in payment of work
done On numerous jobs, some of
winch related back to several months.
In the case of the road district Of
South Hilo, during the incumbency of
John A. Kealoha, as road supervisor,
and during the year 1912, as MANY
as twenty-four ga salary pay roll
demands were split up in this man
.ner. To verify the correctness OF
these claims, compelled an analysis
of the labor charge of each workman
in every demand. These demands. ii
might be stated. were not filed in nu-
merical or chronological order by the
county auditor, and, as previously
mentioned. the warrant numbers were
omitted on alt the demands. s
4. Demands for departmental incl.
dentals. particularly for the police de.
partment for special and other SER
vices rendered, were paid by blanket
warrants. and issued by the county
auditor in favor of either the head
Of the henartment or to department.
al incidentals." -.Sss4 %.
5. Entire pay rolls were assigned
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-02

The Irregular Processes.
The above irregularities were made
possible by the following processes,
namely:
l. Failure to give the number of
the warrant on any of the demands
for which the warrant was issued in
payment: or the demand number on
the warrant SO issued.
2. The issuing of blanket warrants,
covering a number of demands in IA
vor of a particular individual or firm
Including demands, the payment of
which had been deferred. from time
to time by the board of supervisors,
and frequently covering a period of
several months).
To check these demands against
the warrants SO issued and posted in
the auditors register of warrants ne
cessitated the segregating of all I'm.
paid demands in favor of the individ.
ual or firm for months previous to
the date of the issue of the warrant
in order to, arrive at an amount equal
TO the blanket warrant issued.
3. The issuing of single warrants to
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urer, for which no entries were made
I'm the auditors register of warrants.
The failure to make the necessary en-
tries in said register threw the bal
ance off as between the books OF
the county auditor and those of the
county treasurer.
s. Demands, amounting to 2,346.53,
were found on file, duly authorized by
the board of supervisors, for which
warrants had presumably been Is
sued, but there were no entries OF
same in the auditors register Of war
rants.
Duplicate warrants, amounting to
$20S.25, were found to have been paid,
of, which originals had been previous
~ paid, and redeemed by the county
treasurer.
s. Entries were made in the coun-
ty auditors register of warrants, of
warrants supporting to have been is
sued by the auditor, for which no re-
cord was found showing that these
warrants had either been issued or
paid by the county treasurer. These
warrants, however. which amounted
to $651.S1. had been charged to ac
counts IN the general ledger.
Warrants Twice Paid.
8. Warrants were found to have
been cancelled by the stubs of the
auditors warrant book and the word
cancelled" written against the nuns
Der OF the warrant in the register of
warrants. Among the treasurer's re-
deemed warrants were discovered
warrants bearing the number sof cam
celIed warrants, and which were usu-
ally assigned to &C. X. Mcguire. /"
These warrants had been paid by the
bank and the bank reimbursed by.
the treasurer's check covering these
together with q number of other war
rants. Such fraudulent warrants gem
orally applied to a pay roll, and
search had to be made, first, through
the minutes Of the board of supervi-
sors and the county clerks allowance
book to obtain the demand number of
the pay roll 1.-THE authorization and al
allowance when found covering the to-
tai pay roll only, then through the
pay roll to obtain the employees name
and amount accruing to him; this had
to be checked against the register of
warrants, when it would be found
that the man had been paid by a war
rant bearing another number, thus
establishing the fact that the assign
ed and originally cancelled warrant
on the stub of the warrant book was
ia duplicate one.
10. Warrants we're drawn in favcr.
Of certain departments, account Of In
cidentals, which bore the endorse
ment OF &C X. Mcguire. and duly
cashed by the late auditor, for which
the minutes of the board of supervi-
sors failed to show any authorization.
. without authorization by the Board
hank Of t4iio, Limited, and Redeemed
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-02
H. GOODING FIELD FINDS GRAFTTO
BERAMPANTON ISLAND OF HAWAII
CONTINUED from page one)

investigation research work de-
scandal
embodied
IN
following
Of
in o FirstB o
without OF
county 55665o
In OF First o
Limited,
endorsement either cancellation
stamp county treasurer
Limited,
payee ,........
Hio, Lnnitedl without endorsement of either
90 assigned Without =
payee cancellation stamp Of county treasurer 1885
without endorsement s2s4s254
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-29
TOhACH TROUBLES
Mr.. Ragland Writes Interesting
Letter on This Subject.

Madison Heights, Va.-Mr. Chas. A.
Ragland, of this place, writes: 81 have
been taking Thedford's Black-Draught
for indigestion, and other stomach troub-
les, also colds, and find it to be the very
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proper treatment, as your strength and
health depend very largely upon your
food and its digestion.
To get quick and permanent relief
from these ailments, you should take
medicine of known curative merit.
Its IS years of splendid success, in the
treatment of just such troubles, proves
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and without bad after effects, it is sure
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-29
'POSSUN TINES In GEORGIA
begin ON THURSDAY
Americas huDterS Are Pre-.
pairing TO Get Busy

On and after tomorrow night the
legal barrier protecting the toothsome
Georgia possum will be pulled down,
and then will the yell of the hunter
and the yelp of old Rock" and "Tige"
be heard in the Businesses of Muckalee
swamp. Already the price of real good
'possum dogs, like that Of fall bonnets
and -four, side meat and coats suits, has
gone soaring, and it takes warehouse
receipt, middling basis, to buy either
The possum crop in Sum-
ter is said to be the best in years, and
soon now the grinnirg marsupial grac-
ing a platter fringed about with greasy
yam potatoes, will grace the table of
the real Americas epicure.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-29
A WALKOVER At 4LCAZAR
The BILL FOR TODAY
Feature Film Along With The
Other Pictures

Manager McCord Prather is going to
look to the safety of the soles of his
thousands of pleased patrons today
in presenting, along with the usual
picture program, which includes Our
Mutual Girl" a feature film of the
"Walkover' shoe, which is sold il
Americas exclusively by the Rylander
Shoe Co. This film will depict inter-
estingly the "Walkover" shoe in lis
every stage of manufacture, from the
factory to the foot. 1t will afford fine
information of the manufacture of
shoes and particularly of that perfect
conception of the artists skill-the
popular "Walkover." advt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-29
RULES IN VOTING CONTEST
MUST Be UNDERSTOOD
Coupons Given For CaShOD.
ly, or Sept. | Accounts

Today rounds out the first period OF
the Merchants Contest, and the hun
dreds of thousands of votese that will
mark the balloting for the first mon h
evidences the intense interest that has
been aroused in commercial circles in
Americas.
Everybody is collecting coupons for
self or friend, and the interest is goin
to grow daily until the close of the con-
test On December 21st.
Contestants MUST understand thar
votes WILL NOT be given on charge
accounts, unless the accounts wert
made BEFORE September 1st. On nt
accounts CHARGED since that date
will votes be given. Pay the cash and
get the coupons.
The Times-Recorder gives coupons
on all paid in advance" subscriptions
only, or on back subscriptions due
prior to September LIST.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-29
School of Music.

Miss Elizabeth c. Cobb will open her
Music School on Monday, Sept. e
Lessons in Piano and Voice.
Studio open each morning from t.
IL o'clock for registration of pupils;
sos South Lee st. advt-2S-1w
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-29

Among the fine pictures at the Al
cazar today will be special one, show
ing the manufacture of "WalkOver"
Shoes in every stage, from the skin of
the calf to the foot of the man. adyt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Ashley, of Will
mington, n. c., after visit to rela-
tives in Americas, returned to their
home yesterday morning.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-29

WaIkover to the Alcazar this after
noon or tonight and see how walk
oyer' Shoes are made. This will be
shown in a special feature film. adVt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-29

Mrs. o. ]. Passmore has gone to
Buena Vista to spend few days at the
home of her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Hair.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-29

Eventually you will want fireless
cOOkstOve. Why not learn about them
now. See Mrs. Miller at our store this
week. SHEFFIELD co. advt.29-3t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-29

Have a fit of "WalkOyer" Shoes at
RyIanders and then go to the Alcazar
today and have fit of delight in see
ing how these shoes are made. advt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-29

Mrs. Charles Isler and Miss Isler,
petite and pretty young visitor, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Roach,
on Lee street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-29
Those Who Come and Go
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Monogram Belts at Belps, the Jew.
eler. adyt
.F
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-29

The Rylander Shoe Co., sole agents
here for WaIkOver Shoes are going to
lie let patrons of the Alcazar see today
how fine shoes are made. adVt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-29

Mrs. E. c. Webb has returned to
her home here after a pleasant visit OF
several days in Montezuma.