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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-18

git hIeill. @lnoen loo oa bepibit-
los og lloppeoe eiter @eiret, bpor.
poa Nolitlbetienten itror anbrngte tl
nteb Vcospelicsmiolct bel gieilnem'
proct VomlloSbot ouer oens Snn-
Dc og opffeoe oct belle oper meo ct
SGppe, Tor at De brp6clloe I!unlter
life 'fnloe aao tilipiIoc. Carlton git
oerpao meb beroIiaet Sino ii,o
0uiet ior at ipiie Wio0ag, men oa
6anllIien bar iiprb men at gao ira
Soroet, berer man en- Nlno lpringe
gisenoe iorbi Vinbuet, % ueo at le
no opoa8eoe Folitibetjenten til lin
tore 6orbauielie, of oet par bans
cgen Rasop, iom anitiaeoc en Sa9t
paa i'm Nabos Scot. Ter Ipnte5 oo
til'pnclooenbe life at ieiIe Gprct oct
mIn0lte oA Den bite bcller life | 81
bet al De nGite Gage no9et 1e8n til
5ilbogcialo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-18

og fpab bar melt alminoeIig Snter.
este err ptitnof DC Spgauer, Ser piIer
bpao Jnrnnerne bar pTret iltano til
at frauriite Soroen / Oct M mart
iorlebne Mar. ri Speoe bIep Der
bsitct 33,O75,000 4i,fhels, o. @pr.
oien beraf ipttes til S32, 265, 900;
Waisoulingen bar Den %itsrite, MAJ,
ilogeniinoe bar baot, nemlia 1917.
Milion Vuibels, pPrb no9et oper
Az Wilion Collars; al SABRE aps
lcbes Der oslaa uiGopanlie nle1et,
nemIia oper "A Wiaioner @ulbels,
urrb $167S2,OO0; @pa 20,723,.
600 9uib., prro $t0,t45,000;
Rug 4Ot 900 Bulb, $276,O00;
2inirs, 2,550,O00 @uib., $500.
600: Votetcr 5,5SO.OO0 @nib, ST..
$4,000, % g9roien al bet aplco.
Nliolia- o. aIeperfre ipttes til
$1,21S,000. Zen iamIleoe @proi Of
oisie Trooufter ira 6arnlernea
Morc l,ogjsr tiIianlmen $116,S61,s
900. nj andre Snotp9tsttloer lpf'
ties 8rentiaser % 6rust til So.
100000, so (32,16S,00O 1ons) til
$19,623,0 600, Welfebrug $685.,
600, Sierfrp $7.630,000, Sla9tc-
fprg $50,059,0 600, lllo % Suoer
$t,125,000, Wineraler $S,20O,000.
Get s(ar, iom MI fon regnes for az
i~llttet, bar oct rigelte, Stuten enonu
bar bapt, % oct cr interesIant al
ioottaae, bnab sc iiblte Z Mar bar
boorct / lit Sfipb Tor Spo Gafpta.
Zen iomleOe TTroi al StatenS Bro
buffer llhgiorbe / 1908: $780,
$4,000; 1909: $500, 1862, 900;
1910: $1S1,1SS,000 1911: S39,-
$4,000; 1912: $192,237,0O0;
1918: $4,000 ,0CO; 1914: $212,'
$4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-18
Aloe

/ en- Eepartemertbutif, bcliggenbe /
en- az Gou Glatres melt bei1rbebc
9ooer, % bet b~ranoiifre Sfab
ipr1net. lppene iattc fig i gclio.
belle Al $500, men / Soituerfet bou.
DC DC life opoagetS15O, Ger loa / q,
anOen Sfuffe. Senne Yenscifats.
iprGrsnins bar noget belt mt for
Gau Claire, ibet iloeet iaaoant life
.er loreiolot Der | De iibite tpoe Mor.
Ictte forflarer osiaa. at en- al gp.
ems Sranom9no, Der tiOIis ON Nor.
seren gift til Srofoit % bsrte Gr.
plpIionen, life t9nfte Jig WuIigbe.
Den al noget iaaoant, men ar,tog, at
ct @ep9rifllS affpreoes ctlteos i 9p.
ems l~lofunter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-18
3Mnufu.tu.

Gm MI Snomitri. st itort Slo9'
teri eller Nocting Souie oil peb Nut.
oaratio oabneS / @reat Sails. % ga
bette err BET isrite al nogen getpo-
Ming inben Stoten, betegncr Oct cl
M SnouIitri % ell M SnotTgtatll-
De for Tarnerne, iom mere % mere
hor Iagt iig eiter SpbrUtnlna a.
@ri'e. Scttc / @reot Soils pprctreoc
Nnlrg, Scr fciter 100000, pil full
ne erpcocrc opcr 1000 @rile bucr
llge, % Set fan Del trpAt foruo'iges.
at oenlle me Snouitri pil glpe Sri
ieoporrtniugcn inben Statcn ct frat
tigt Srcmitpo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-18
34liltl,rTptu.
llnocr Nutloac ior CucriaI

IIuncr Nuflooc inr SucrinlN.
&o1u y D,,laitu on Crnsltu ,r
IN baiit riuif Earr,,ninl pao
"rln'o az yl No9l.o'H'l@ III H''
&oor ol tlrrn Md.'ltoo a.
TolruloHt or 'oll WltrHlNN@ll3uoti
'ot u1ocr H1ila3e 'or Nott'aso Den
Nen't1t at pc3ao Nrap
NrhnIncr SD 500 iur FL Nrm
= y 0nom Ser ra,tc anuDU
,rm o}rc,1 9},rthcru 99lue1s eta.
ti5nso1cut 1orrel ii. i'm enc Arm
o'rcoet ! q ,ternpuntlel'taltt I'll
hartnoe *ltmot1trt en- 2to CURTIS
rettcll >itd'n>lo b.eccl ttItlen>g
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-18
3l1inrnttIt,t.
1tlpffe / SpmmcrifDgen.

1lhffc / Spmmcrifuaen. 9clter
,Sohnlon, % Nar Ndunniel, or font
nlcr furliq tilitabe / Sonlmer'togel
nur G~ollolo, ioet Ssmnleritoffc rlll-
lebe opcr bant.
Geobrinacnoe sails. :. :. Gait
INN ialot iorle0cn ncb glelrnem Ell
Misunderstanding i 60 Crosse % blen
picbliffclig brTbt. &on par 60
Mar goutnlcl.
Yutctcr iur Wclgicn. &c potetes-
bnrfcnoe Tormcrc i Sn1e1nen al
Sopporo har ifi,ot ianrncll til 10
@oonlaOninger Eptetcr. 'om 'fol 'cll-
bes til Sc npolioenbc 9clgicre.
Smlceiaurcr itiaalnc. IorIeoen Nat
blcu ser giort Snbbruo / Snrdr 81
darfubrif / Supcrior % Der '%tlanlet
5000 al DC bcbItc Glaorcr, lon par
nnbroot / iprifilt line Noslcr Tor Sit
lehnnoclcn.
Wel fra Chippewa sails. : G1ip-
puuo ,SoGs CT taNet @cilntnln1 ON
at ienoc en- To9llubning Speocnlcl
til @elgier, og oct nlcite al DC I'll
bette Nprmoal nsbuenoigc FeilJc er
aQereoc lllblfriberebc.
9aarliac Sobafsmarfeoer. = Sra
ane Steoer al Staten flagcs Der oncr
baorlioe Sobafsrnorfeber, oa N'tclls
Sobufsfirmner ioor finn aIer faa cl-
Ter inoen ,TNlofieb ser. &c lupe 10
bofspriicr pil uoen Suil bare tllfel-
oe, at Sobafsonrfningcn oper belle
Sen ucltli9e Gel al Stoten me9ct nj
inoitrrnfca nrltc Iar.
6prspcitem nmoer Aontrol. Statsr
pctcrilur .. $. Gliulon llotaltc
3~eonuoclicn al llaen. at ban MI on
Ioo Millllo- o0 2%loucipNcn Tor at pn-
re uloer aontrol / Wiscon'lil. q!
Cato haubc aprgipacne Dog poorert
Statens apG9pporGttere ct otreftc
Sab al $4,000, ioct 81 Sc'Ttnin'
ger par ncollagtebe, ocrlblallOt TIRE
al SillbblobsfuGg.
&anuner for GanaSas @c'tfplt. Ut
Scrnbonetog b~citaaenoe al 30 %o1il
loitc0e nleo &anoner paa'crene tor'
lebcn ppcr Sop-Sanen glellnenl ehlp'
pelpa Sails, mlberueiS ira Sethlc,
6cn Stooluerf / Fcnniplpanta III
Woucpupcr. g. 6. Ser bar fem el!er
icr iurrc Nononcr til &p'tIor'nar
bper al oem al omtrent lamn,e Srng'
Sc iom ell Se%rnbancrogn.
Snitima giucs tit Salsbeuls. Nalll
:. Suiiina al Wapuiac, Den nppol9
tc benuofratiIfc ,Sprereoe Staters sc
notor, blep iioitc SirSoos airet II
Tolobepis al Statcns "Ganpaslllll
@oorS". uo hans MoNfnnolont, @ll
per,er Mc8opcrn, hor 'antloia mo
remnet lit Neoerlua. @u'ting Ncl
oltioa 6liuer equator SIaac Stcpbcil
ions Giterislocr. bouoc eli Wolorl
tct al finn 917 Sternrner.
Sfuleitreifcn i Can Claire fprbi
Zen / Gau Claire oaagaaenoe Strel
fc blonot Ssi'foleitnaoomnen oil
ioocs iioiic Manbog Tor operltaaat
ioct II al 81 Gleper bauoe blot
oct iiirc 9GbIe og giort ocn oIIentliN'
llnoifploning til principal j. w
Socf. ion SfoIeraaoet i%orSreoe
III Sc inn andre er lire loplig une
itplrt Tor at aiere bette. ioct DC Il
HaaSct or blcule uolteote ira Sfolcl
Tor CT Siosrum az ira TO til iel
Maancocr.
Huset mt for Gan Claire. Nd
j, iii Manoas blcp Der 'oreuct Snobrlil
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-18

Apotbetere tiboaebetoler VeuQeue hpis Vajo llht
rtent tie ttrerer fIeenoe, lfiulte. blcoenoe eler freui'
'toaenoc NlIeS. 5sr'ie Aupsnotlie glper %Stnorina
80 6euts. Advertisement
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-18

S%!l'ulnmcn SIR. 24I,315
Ior &c 10 igrite GUNNER far
StortinAsprUiircn. :. Soulnno nlc.
rcoe fOittcrct % Suffering for ocn
lt9ltc Sllnl oil spnlnlc / lin Jlo.
N~c9n'fabcrnc cr llplnNtiN glcnncnlicet
% gobflcl0t al "fonlpctcntc MUno.
VI far ofte trnft ~ Iugt at llo-
bDttct al 0Iaic Eclgc / Gnrcncs Sob
ull ltufte MlHlp % @lUoc Der hpor
oct melt trTllgcS oner oct bclc ST-
orclulh pu nj / oiaic @rigcn$ Siber
o1 ldilOlpnltgulS lGll0c citcr Grigen
En-. lint oil ser prrc lrrlfilt Srung til
SITlp Nonlitccn bapoc tTnft at
llau en- &port Mi!lion &rnncr men
icg bupbc life Siertclag at bebc ON
mere oN oerior aillllttcr icl III McNns
ifotcrnc lont pptnfor oo tuffcr inr al
Niltonb % gpbt Samnrbcioe.
@uo bcpore port Iuorelano ira
&riacu9 Hrollcr.
8. 8 Sbprpc.
MiQn1nr. 90e Sec 1914
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-18
5lutnine.

Sioen 'iOite Scattering bar ieg
mobtoget ielgenoe til M~inoegauen:
5. 9. 9pbers, Gangs Wgb.,
@alib So, q. ., S $50
Spcn Nostpcot, Goinburg.
q. 3, 100
Soule Sobnion, Omen, @is., 100
Mrs. Stccncrior,, TrcccepiQc,
Saif., CANADA 200
GcS "Sfonoinnuen" ira S,ocr
NeIion, CANTON, yufon
Serr., 220
Sohan InouoIa Sprilg
@ope, Suif. Gon., 200
>. q. 2inbnaa, @cbitcr, q.
Safota 100
$3.50
Gen 1860 Sllli ienbte ri SIR. 235,00O
Gen 30ic rslili icnotc nj 10000
% lu lite Gee. ienbtc vi 2,315
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-18

-ac Sarnttoc %roWr SUUtur S%ublciitr. &uotptttte
tIo19guetlier ptn2tlc hpl9 Is n lulot ritic y
u. Vluuc s tQuGtur iad tcti @NHt -N AuN'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-18
Spanien blir meo.

Sra Maorib. Spanien. tclearuies
res Sen Hoe Sec: WarillemiiliItes
rem, 9lbnirul Miranoa, fllno9ioroe
ioag, at Zen ipanlfc 9tc9icril9 pil
bli rcprUicnterct peb Den oificiclle
aabning al lanullofanalei peo
Slaaifitct "Gipunglla" o. Ell Iele'
cation ntco Giceaomiral GitranOa /
Sploien.
Wiamar Garperi. feite. % areatnrbnper
adrpeS til hobes, o9ioa torres. 0ainle Npz
hes reparere5 % foreS. Salt @noerne nleb
bet iomne Se bar ilaaet benz. Senb Suberz
ne Ell SGf, COB Sag. Sfrip meb bet
famine. 9tnorew =. Gather, 937 1T ct.
60, Niunor, Mimn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-18
ScrnbnnculHffc ucb I~urthnclo

AclnOnlclINfIc pco NurtbNcIo,
Roct &aIanO @nncn2 E%asiadcrto2
lit ScnoaN G~itcrni0oaQ al Sporet
)mtreut cite Nil ino FOR Nori1.
ielo, % 4iiia Goltb 9@heclcr. Sr.
rerinoe j 9~torthiiclo men boeuoc |
@aIeca, bier 0rpbi. mcocna % all.
0re %oa'dlcrer fem mere ellcr min.
Nrc tlli:o0c ooa iuNcn liuSiar.
.l1 ,lluttGl 'oguolote1 pco ga
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-18

gSiQmar, 9Oc Sec. 1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-18
Horn 9nknrn.
WrnmS Nprfs hnr &lnterp

auitiaIuct Nif iibite 5enoag Niten
nco til 20 8raber unoer Zero, bill
tct or Oct Toilette man Ser bar bout
pau oenne Sioe al Sommeren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-18
Eulitiifc Gitcrssnninacr. : q

'trltt@rcticn | Nismnrcf b~chanolc0
'or (iocn en- liocn llopercnaltcimncl'
'c mcIlem aaliilcrcnoc Shcriii @ac.
llce % tloliNcre Holi,ifapicin Mar.
Union, loct li0iulr9ntc antla3cr Den
Evening star., 1914-12-08
Combinations.

Taffeta and Net,
Chiffon and Char
meuse, Moussaline de
Sole and Satin Velvet
and Satin.
Evening star., 1914-12-08
ICE HOUSES DISAPPEAR
FROM THE RIVER FRONT
Few of the O1d-Timers Remain.
Frame Building Foot Of 9th
Street Being Removed.

Good progress is being made on the
razing of the big icehouse on the 9th
street wharf. and it is expected that
by the end of the coming week it will
have been taken down and arrange
ments made for the grading OF the
site With the exception of the ice
house on the river bank at George
town and a small one on the Eastern
branch. all the big frame buildings
that were used as storage places for
the many thousand tons of ice that
formerly were brought here each sea-
son from Maine will have disappeared
when the one now being torn down is
out Of the way. Up to about twelve
years ago six storage houses stood on
the river front between 14th and eth
streets southwest. and from early in
the spring until late in the fall they
were busy places, with numerous ves-
sells lying at convenient wharves un-
loading ice from the natural sources
up in Maine
Evening star., 1914-12-08
Jerome Admitted to Supreme Court.

Preparatory to the oral argument of
the Harry K. Thaw case, William Trav-
ers Jerome, former district attorney in
New York, was admitted to practice
yesterday before the Supreme Court of
the United States. He had never ap-
peared before in this court. The Thaw
case will be argued the last of the
week. probably just after the Danbury
Hatters case. Both were assigned for
consideration today, but several cases
were ahead of them.
Evening star., 1914-12-08
APPEALS FOR SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS MADE
Nine. Nina L. Duryea Writes From
Dinard, France, of Urgent
Needs.

Urgent appeals for surgical instru-
ments, even those that have been dis
carded by American surgeons and ply
sicians, are made in behalf of the war
relief and hospital work at Dinard,
France. Nine. Nina L. Duryea. in
charge for the United States at Dinard
has written to her representatives in
New York. George Stuart Smith and
w. S. Rathbone:
Even surgical instruments are
practically worn out. and l am urged to
gather such as are discarded in the
United States, as they are much bet
ter than what are left in France.
ASK your physician to notify his as
sociates to this effect in a comprehen-
sive manner through his local medical
societies"
Mrs. Duryea's letter has been for
warded by her Representatives to Nine
Ikengren, wife of the Swiss minister
in Washington, who. with Mrs Paul W.
Bartlett. Miss Helen Patten Mrs. Nor
gan Hill and Mrs Howland Chase, is
working for the Dinard war relief
fund In the letter Nine. Duryea says
in part:
Evening star., 1914-12-08
Steamer Nygaard Goes to Bottom.

LONDON. December 8.-The Norwegian
steamer Nygaard previously reported
ashore off Esbjerg. Denmark, has been
driven a mile nearer the coast line and
has gone to the bottom The Nygaard.
from Port Arthur and Pensacola for
Esbjerg, was reported ashore November
70 with fifteen feet of water in her hold
On this same day her crew was landed
safely at EsbjerS.
Evening star., 1914-12-08
Last One Soon to Disappear.

Il see now, according to DR.. Clement
Lucus, of England. the human family is
likely to become one-toed race" said
The pessimist.
well, that means Fewer corns," replied
the optimist.-Yonker Statesman
Evening star., 1914-12-08
Midsummer Program.

In midsummer it was not at all un
common to see eight or ten big three
and four masted schooners lying at
the Ice docks awaiting an opportunity
to unload. Then the manufacture of
ice was started on an increasing scale,
and gradually the receipts of natural
ice fell off, until for the past three
years not a pound of Maine ice has
been brought here.
With the increasing output of the
Ice factories and the erection of stor-
age places at the plants, the wharf
lcehouses fell into disuse, and one by
one were torn down. The first to go
was one that stood on the Sth street
Chesapeake steamboat Company. Then
the house that stood on the wharf at
the foot of 14th street was demolished
and one that stood on the west side of
the 9Th street wharf was removed.
Last One Soon to Disappear.
About two years ago the 10th street
house was torn down to make room
for what is now the District brick
storage yard, and now the last one is
about to disappear. The old icehouse
over on the Eastern branch has not
had a pound of ice in it for many
years and is said to be gradually fall
ing down.
1t is asserted that the output of the
ice plants of the city is more than suf-
ficient to meet the demands. even in
the breaking down of several of the
big plants at once would make it
necessary to bring ice here from out
side sources.
Evening star., 1914-12-08
GEORGIA.
Argentine Counselor Presented.

presented to Secretary Bryan and the
assistant secretaries of state Federico
NJ. Quintana, counselor of the embassy,
who has just arrived here.
Evening star., 1914-12-08
Use of Dumdum Bullets in War
Alleged by German AM
bassador.
FILES AN OFFICIAL NOTE
AT STATE DEPARTMENT
Formal Statement Issued Charging
Disregard of International Regula-
tions, and Claiming Proofs.

Count Won Bernstorff, the German
ambassador, has brought to the atten-
ton of the State Department new
charges of violation by British troops
OF the rules Of international law. With
his note to the State Department the
ambassador also has filed photographs
and original cartridges said to have
been used in violation of international
law, and photographs of wounds said to
nave been caused by these bullets.
An official statement on the subject
issued today by the German embassy
says:
New proofs of violation of the rules
OF international law by British troops
nave been found by the German gov
ernment.
T. Soft-nosed cartridges have been
deiiVered by wounded soldier of the
ms return from France They were
given to that regiment before the bat
tie of Mons. mixed with regular in
fantry ammunition.
Other Alleged Offenses.
Other dum-dum bullets were given to
the Duke of Wellington's Infantry Corps
on August s. Both kinds of dum-dum
bullets We're made by Eley Bros, 254
Gray's Inn road, London
The British government has Or
uered with the Winchester Repeatine
Arms Company 10000 riot guns. with
oo,oOo,OOO of buckshot cartridges
Ihe 'buckshot cartridge contains nine
bullets. The use of these weapons and
TINS ammunition has hitherto been un-
known in civilized warfare
The Union Metallic Cartridge
company, Bridgeport. Conn, had on Oc-
toper ~, secured through Mr.. Frank o.
Hoagland. patent for a mushroom
puilet 1t has been ascertained from
rellable sources that since October
o,ooo'ooo cartridges made according to
th1s patent were sent by the above
mentioned firm to Canada for use in
the British army.
Absence of Distinguishing Mark.
No outside sign distinguishes these
bullets from ordinary ammunition, so
that the soldier who uses them does
not know that he is using dum-dum
bullets.
Even if the bullets mentioned under
two and three were not destined for
the European war-which. however,
seems unlikely, on account of the
large number of cartridges ordered
but for the use in British colonies. this
would all the same represent a bar
barous method of warfare
The aforementioned facts have
been brought to the knowledge of the
United States Department of State. with
photographs and original cartridges.
also with photographs of wounds
caused by these bullets"
Evening star., 1914-12-08
Relief Work Is Rushed,

My appear was apparently most eff
fective, as money and clothing are
pouring in. and my work here is stu
pendous. Florence Key has given me
her villa, and the whole building is in
use. Baronne de Broqueville, daughter
in-law of the Belgian prime minister,
is in charge of the administrative part
assisted by two representatives of King
Albert, whom he has sent to help us.
I'VE have twenty-five people rushing
from 9 to 6 o'clock. Things hum. and
the good we do is immense. Offers
have come to give good American
homes to twenty-one orphan children.
Every face I meet glows with appre-
citation. l was never so happy, and it
seems like Il dream.
But we have ten buildings in Dinard
used for hospitals. and there are 49,
900 refugees in this vicinity and not
enough of anything to go around. So,
write again and harrow eTen more
cash from the public for these poor
people, many very aged.
Nothing Too Late to Come.
you can tell people that nothing
can be too late for long time to
| come. and all they send will be in
stantly applied to alleviate suffering"
| Wounded of all the warning nations
are being cared for in the hospitals
at Dinard. while even the relief work
there is not confined to Belgian suf-
ferers alone.
In Mr.. Smiths letter to Nine. Eken-
gren he states that France is swept
practically bare of iodine and anes-
thetics. also of anti-tetanus serum"
and adds that many deaths occur
among the wounded soldiers from
shock attending operations performed
without anesthetics and from lockjaw
Evening star., 1914-12-08

1t pays to read the want columns of
The Star. Hundreds of situations are
filled through them
Evening star., 1914-12-08

Crepe de Meteor,
Crepe de Chine,
Chiffon,
Charmeuse,
Tafeta.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-05-31
REVIVED AN ANCIENT CUSTOM
Channel Islander Raised "Cry for Jus.
tice@ of Norman Times.

London, May 30.-A strange custom,
dating back to Norman times, was re-
vived recently in Alwerney.
Daniel Sebire Jurat, justicier-elect
of Attorney. whose lection the royal
court at Guernsey had annulled be-
cause he had been sentenced to a tern
ed a Glamour de Haro, or a cry for
justice" against fresh election by
kneeling, bareheaded, at the entrance
of the courthouse and exclaiming,
"Haro! Haro! Haro! a l'aide, mon
prince! On me fat tort!" (Help, nv
prince! I am wronged)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-05-31
They Were Accommodating

I was undeniably from far beyond
Ae suburbs, and, as he was walking
hlong a city stree he stopped in front
Of the fire engine house and looked in.
| Have many fires in this town. he
hsked.
] Eyes, we have them pretty often, -
teplied the fireman.
Every try to see how quick yew
an hitch us?'
Soh, yes"
A that moment an alarm came in.
At the first stroke of the gong the men
rushed to their posts. the doors of the
stalls opened, and within few seq
onds men, horses and cart were speed
ing down the street.
The young man watched the pro-
Icedings with admiration. ewell.' ne
exclaimed when speech returned !;
I"there amt many towns where they'd
go 10 all that trouble to show a
stranger what they can do."-Ladies'
Home Journal.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-05-31
PLAIN DRUNK WAS FANCY ONE

San Antonio Tex, Maq 35.-A man
brought into the police station last
night by Patrolman Bennett and reg
istered upon charge of plain
drunk" holds the record, sergt. Rune
s. for having the greatest and most
Faffed collection of articles in his
pockets. Here is the collection which
he turned over to the sergeant
zone ice-cream Iadle, feather
buster, a putty knife, pair of glasses.
a paper-hanger's knife, one spoon, one
hair brush, one paint brush, cake OF
soap, a mirror, fan, photograph OF
ala Indian, one box Of shoe polish, hale
Aozen buttons. bottle of Epson salts,
4 10 dirty collars, a shoe hook, six
ers, sack Of tobacco. and a
y spaper.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-05-31
Cough Two YEARS old
Yields to VinOI-Read Why.


Strong vigorous men and women
hardly ever catch cold; it's only when
the system is run down and vitality
low that colds and coughs get a foot
hold.
Now isn't it reasonable that the
right way to cure a cough is to build
up your run down condition again?
Mrs. D. A. MCGEE, of Waycross, Ga,
says: 4 had a chronic cold and cough
which kept me awake nights for two
years and I felt tired all the time.
Vinol cured my cough and I feel
stronger in every way"
The reason Vinol is so eficacious
in such cases is because it contains
in a delicious concentrated form all
the medicinal curative elements of
cod liver oil, with tonic, blood build
ing iron added.
Chronic coughs and colds yield 10
Vinol because it builds up the weak
ened, rundown system.
You can get your money back any
time if Vinol does not do all we say.
Hooks Pharmacy, Americus, Ga.
P. S.-For itching, burning skin try
our SaXo Salye. We guarantee it.
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