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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-17
GEORGIA-Sumter County.

GEORG1A-Sumter county.
Will be sold before the court house
door, in the City of Americas, Sumter
County, Ga, on the first Tuesday in
Oeanber, 1914, between the legal hours
of sale, the following described prop
ertw, to-wit: That tract or parcel Of
land fronting on Lee street, being sit
mated on the West side thereof, a strip
ten feet wide and extending back from
Lee street to Hancock Avenue, and
adjoining on the North the property of
Mrs. N. B. Stewart; also certain
tract Or parcel of land fronting on Lee
street and being on the West side
thereof, and being strip ten feet wide
extending from Lee street to Hancock
Avenue, and adjoining and being i'm
me1fately South of strip ten feet in
width, first above described herein,
and being a part of that vacant lot ly-
ing Immediately South of the property
of the said Mrs. N. B. Stewart, and be-
ing a part of the property belonging
to the. estate of Maggie Wheatley, de-
ceased, in said State and County.
Said property being levied upon as
the property of the estate of Maggie
Wheatley. deceased, for taxes due on
the property described in the within f.
ia. Tenant in POSSESSION norif
terms Of the law.
This 5th day of August, 1914.
Q. W. FULLER
Sheriff Of Sumter County, George
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-17
PRESIDENT WILSON TO {
SPEAK ROAD CONFERENCE

Atlanta, Ca, Sept 16.-President
Woodrow Wilson may speak in Atlanta
next November If his engagements per-
NIT. The committee in charge of the
convention Of the American Good
Roads association has extended him an
invitation to come to Atlanta and ad-
dress the body. This will be followed
up by sending a delegation of promin-
ent Georgians to urge on him person
ally Atlantas desire to see him again
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-17
LEGAL Advertisements
GEORGIA, Sumter County:

GEORGIA, Sumter County:
To the Superior Court of said Coun-
ty: The petition of The Lowrey Bros.
Company respectfully shows unto the
court as follows;
That it is a corporation with Its
principal ofEice in the city of Americas,
Sumter County, Ca, having been duly
chartered by this Honorable Court on
October 2, 1909, under the name and
STYLE of The Southern Pecan Orchard
& Development Company" and the
eriginal charter amended on August IL,
1912, and the name changed to "The
LOwrey Bros. Company"
2.
That it desires to change its corpo-
rate name from The Lowrey Bros.
Company to The Dawson Paper
Shell Pecan Company" and to change
its principal office from Americas, Ca,
to Dawson, Ga.
Wherefore, it prays an order OF the
court striking out the words THE
Lowrey Bros. Company" wherever they
occur. either in said original or
amended charter and the orders pass
ca thereon, and inserting in lieu there
of, 1.-The Dawson Paper Shell Pecan
Company SO that after the granting
Of an order by this Honorable Court,
the name and style Of said corporation
shall be THE Dawson Paper Shell
Pecan Company
Petitioner further prays that the
word Americas, wherever it appears
IN either the original or amended pc
tition and the orders passed thereon,
shall be stricken, so that the principal
Office and place of business of said cor
poYatiom shall be located in the city
Of Dawson, Terrell County, Georgia.
YOEMANS & WILKINSON,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-17

GEORGIA, Sumter County:
LII. e. Allen, Clerk of the Superior
Court of said county, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is true and cor
rect copy of the application for amend
ment of charter of The Lowrey Bros.
Co. as the same appears on file in this
ofsce.
Witness my official signature and
seal of said court this Gath day of Aug.
1914. H. E. ALLEN. C. S. c., S. c.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-17
FEEDING THE FIGHTERS
Is Costing the European Countries at
War Nearly $17,OOO,OOO a Day
For Food.

The Scientific American estimates
that the amount of food consumed n
2 week by the German army would
result in a loaf of bread weighing
60,130,000 pounds and 393 feet high,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-17
$500 TONS OF
BEEF FOR EUROPE
Now Being Loaded For Transportation
to Soldiers in England ON British
Steamship Highland Watch at New
YUrt.

New York, Sept 16.-Thirty-three
thousand quarters of fresh beef-ap-
proximately $500 tons-are being
loaded in New York aboard the British
steamer Highland Watch intended, it is
said, for Eii,isE troops in Europe. The
ships destination has not been an
nounced.
al of the meat is American beef,
shipped by Chicago packers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-17
Notice.
GEORGIA, Sumter County

GEORGIA, Sumter County.
H. z. Allen, Administrator Of the
Estate OF Ida Bright, late Of said
county deceased, having made appli-
cation for leave to sell the real estate
and personal property Of the said de-
ceased located in Americas, Sumter
County, Ga, for the purpose of pay
ing of debts and distribution among
heirs of said estate, will be heard al
October term, 1914, of this court.
Sept. I, 1914.
| JOHN A. COBB,
Ordinary, Sumter County. Ga
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-17

Filed in Office this oath day of Aug.
1914. H. E. ALLEN,
Clerk Sup. Coudt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-17

Ordinary, Sumter County. G.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-01

Charges against William j. NC
Court, superintendent of city water
department dismissed by trial board.
Clark street car burned. Passen-
gers panic-stricken. Miss Soma
Buyer, "a, 2432 Clybourn av., hurt.
ALSO marriage licenses issued in
June. Record for month.
States attorney may take drastic
action to force Chinese firms to file
tax schedule.
Bull broke from WeIIs-Fargo
freight shed, Dearborn station. Wild
West roundup took place in loop.
Edward N. Breitung, Chicago mill
ionaire, sued for $4,000 by Max
Kleist, son-in-law. Claims he alien
ated wife's affections.
5,7o3 lawyers in Chicago, accord
ing to new law directory.
George Elliott, found on c. & N. w.
viaduct Skull fractured. Died in
hospital.
4,5oo United States express offices
closed today.
County clerk refuses to recognize
petitions of candidates who formed
line at door. Those received by mail
to win first place on primary ballot.
Chas. Rehm, son of Police Capt
Rehm, arraigned on charge of mail
ing obscene letters. Bond $4,000.
Edwin ScheII, 10, 1871 E. 5oth.
killed by l. C. train at 49th st.
Building 119 N. Canal destroyed by
fire. Firemen had narrow escape
when roof caved in.
Sylvester KozIowski, 1924 Cole av.,
arrested for taking green crabapples.
Discharged.
Mrs. Mary Bramer, 1904 Manistee
av., up for keeping unmuzzled dog.
Claims she bought six muzzles, but
dog got away.
- Mrs. Louise Cook, 1o75e BurIey
av., stabbed six times. Antonio
Veiolante, boarder, sought.
$4,000 estate of Jacob Newman
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-01

FollCe raising 1unQS 10 Il2nI new
pension law. Claimed that police
ethics and civil service regulations
are being violated.
National Speech Art Assn, North
western University, wants every child
an orator. Would teach defamation
in public schools.
Higher social consciousness and
new ideals urged at Sunday school
convention.
Tony MarkoWitka couldn't find
room. Slept in box car. Arrested.
Discharged.
Unidentified man, 20, initials ~. o.
L. on shirt, found wandering in daz-
ed condition. Memory gone.
Ottie Hauzie, 1921 w. 62d ST., up
for non-support. Earns 81 week.
Wife has 6 children. Ordered to pay
weekly.
Inquiry of traction lines checked
by council adjournment. Mayor
wants $4,000 to probe alleged I'M
fair bookkeeping methods.
Atty Geo. L. Schein and Harold
Hirst, New York, placed on trial for,
receiving money to FIX prosecution.
Five arrested in Cleveland, o. Gang
operated in Chicago. Police believe
they have Mandel barn murderer.
Miss Sadie SouIe, Denver, met ;
Robt. G. Lilly, River Forest. Engaged.
Tilted. Wants $25, 1000.
Lawrence n. Carr, 123 S. Ashland
av., swallowed piece of steak. Stuck
in throat. Dead.
Julia Pruesser, S, 1923 Shields aV.,
hit by motorcycle. Dead.
Engine of Columbian flyer, c., NJ.
& st. p Railroad, overturned at
Crawford av. Crew bruised.
Geo. Kessler, Evanston, wanted to
take girl to show. Broke. ''Panhan-
died" at Adams and Wabash. Landed
in Jail.
Eight Indians missing from "Tiger
Bills" Wild West show. Police seek
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20
UHuCH AND B|CUvAR|S HELD
FOR KILLING Of NINE GUARD
DENIED BAIL IN COURT
Application Of Uaion Attorney Not Granted Strike
Leaders. Must Remain in Jail 10 Await Trial.
Anesls Grew Out Of Battles in October,

Application for hail Uhlieh president
Ja.es Besvaris striker. held in Jail
changes soapliey the killing Of Angus Alexander mine
guard drah Hsnrs October o. denied BY
application b. Attorney w. Clark
the deeaaaats
Robess uhlieh strike leader and
eiass By The military commission in It's Of DE-
eenber dangerous aad undesirable slea. remain
in laii 10 accessory murder Big Jm. the
alleged have shot the s~ ssssd ssdr flag of aad
received ballet his dsrsg the Ashsax that day.
nss, stay vile until deeass whether he Is guilty
OF iaseesa, q The charge scasss hin.
Robsst uhlh II. the e,sdset d The
si psrsea industrial trouble As,i
q early In he Hsss.hes y The nATy asshn
tsss For aays asys hs bio tie military eom,os ssd
car. fall, ss.s.,ss.d Il. Ludlow
tent eosy ssd ohes sr<ais aads In
hin saa daysg The examination he psud dsas bos
les1,x ~sss he most radical Said
q eisa asa sy.pshy With American law
IN es.ea declared hin to Be- dangerous ssd sassssass
alsa" sal ssssaasadsA his indefinite dsssatisa
o. Dsesahss % IL military vssssas 'slaqssAsa -
Ossesal Chass Uheh ins1atsy aTsas6 b he sAa
eAas, 4 seey murder ~ aiosnsss hsas a ~ she
district assss.s, Hs has bssa il he county h sses o.
Jaasay Asssy ck asas sPPaatsa for ea fss hin ssd
Dscsv.sis a.i The sppliea,iss dessed
Besvasis Big Jin- he s alleged 10 have
L.s. the lessr Il ss-siAs that days October b.
fore sAioaAi esasa earned warfare II the
h alleged that October o. after Aasinss and Tabasro
bsseRed the narsha Assiiags led Of
s,e the hills approached Alexander wearing ~h'e
,ver had o. his arr. believing that
Dsesvass buaeh guards fso Bvind shots wss.
s,sd Alexander dad his bsdy sidded With ballsts
Abos Deenbes Deuvas wounded In the leg fesad In
Dxsve, hssp,s pase he had By the union
adsr he bessh Tr,s'dad by the military authorities
and Afterwards the sheG warrant charging
hin With murder.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20
US. STANDS FIRM THAT CARRANA
FACTION SHALL Be RECOGNIZED IN
CHOICE Of PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT
Thrilling Bear
Huat IN Denuer's
Fashionable District

beaver. Jun. .0.-A bear hunt in
III. most fashionable s-stion of i,-n-
yer today Mas participated in by
aboni so police and a sros- of ANA
I-ur nimso.is. The bear. which last
nishi ~sraisi from its Gags in the
city lark am. arrived with its -ni'
FROM Yellowstone National park y-s-
issiSy. ins~ssaniiy II snari-i and
rna~-L the bars. sustaining y broken
ja~. With the report Early today
that tho s'issiy had been s-cn roam e
Ing through the alleys af Park nm.
nearly all the police in the dn~nio~n
.-,tioa deserted their pests aud '"ol
up The chase. The b-ar had disir-
i.~ar-d and up To nosn the huni Vas
ssiii iu PROGRESS.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20
Jupe to Make
Record IN Marriage
Ecease Bsreau

Nineteen marriage licenses In -
days IL the bsn cupid's record -
far this n,Onsh ia the auptisi do
I,artment of the rouaty clerks oGies.
Last year for the same days thefo
were oniy t~o more p-fmits 10 we'd
Issued. aaakins = total Of - it.-nsss
issued during the nrss ~ days in
June Of isl5.
This is nearly = record. although
Eoins hack = f-~ y-sss In the count,
clerk. Looks on- would md that as
h'sh as 10 licenses had b--a issued
durinR tho ART ~ DAYS in June or
tao licenses for every day.
From the tin. that the nssi man
and woman ~~s- ani'-d In the holy
bonds Of snairimony. tradition has u
that June 10 the meath al brides and
tho logical time in which . man
sho.id take aaio himself = wife, II
IL rsra related on GOOD authority
that Adam AMI tS- we're welded
during the n,oalh Of jun-. Asd Why
aos! June has many features ~hish
arr peculiar lo this oso month sioa~.
Il has ioax b~~n kao~a - lh1 meath
of fi~a~ss and the ssSess sad happi.
80, asoaih of tho whole ,-ss. Il IL
also sh- sislh moath at tho year.
,aakias IL come jass ss . harpy me
aiunn b~ssr-n tho soia ani stormy
snonihs Of uiatrs aud the hotter
month. af July and August.
Ani -, .iaee Adam sai I've hssl
~n,rs-d inIa the l-oads at ~~-iinrh the
bright noaih of June has br-n chris.
,-a-d the nneih of hsid~s and II IL
s,-a said By som~ that ~v-a the
mu.s bsshfui ssAaa . shsaer darisA
this nsoaih which is osiy -paai-d hy
i.rsp Year. Hut that IL ts sh~ nsoa'h
~h-s the smhi,ioas yosss mas ss'i
the biushias bride ksssl before shs
altar saa The vosAs are said which
make shs0 mas asA wife. = sos
lqsssstussA.
Maay sny vedaiass are srheAsie1
for Tsiniasd dustsR the s~maisass d
this n,anlh asd 1uss 1914 BIDS fsis
10 --iis-.~ all oshess In tho auah~s
nf marriages performed.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20
CHANGE OF VENUE
GRANTED FOR TRIAL
OF Ia vETA CASES

A change at s~aue from ttu-sfsno
county for ih. cases In which nih~
strikers arr charged with having
.ho, AMI Killed three mia~ guards
aad an au,oa,os,ii- chauffeur "a the
- vssa road or Nossml,cs s last.
sss xrasssd In the district eoass NJ
wsisssbass yesterday by jsdss a.
W. Mcl1saarss. TIE Ssastpe ~ss
msAe hy Attorney Horsrs y. Usw.
k,ss for the rsned Mine Workers
s-ps~n-niinx the dcf-nadats nov In
Jail. The nosioa dli NOT -sn'-'dy .
.ass~.sion ~ in where the .ss-s
should i,~ heard.
On Jun. =; Attorney ita~tin. ~iii
aI- with tho district clerk In Tfiai.
dad an affidavit setting forth rra-
.ons ~hy the eases shall not be- taxi
-n sc I'suvcrs county. Judge J. u.
Norshrust. Who ts special prosecutor
In the strikers ras~s. will on Jui, J
submit an affidavit srssins forth r-a.
sons why tho cases may b~ heard In
prowrrp county. Motion To auash
the eharsrs against tho strikers
made earlier in lhr week aud cot
for argument yesterday ~rrr with.
drawn.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20
BOAT
SINKS WITH CREW
Of SO on BOARD

-. Louis. Mo-. June .0.-Thc
steamer Majestic. the largcs, cscurs-
ion boat on the Mi.eissippi river.
struck the ctibbing Of q waicr~orks
tower near here early today and sank
In ten minutes. OF the thirty three
persons on board. one was no, ac.
counted for. All on board were
members Of tho crew or Of tho boat 4
band.
The collision occurred at 1:55 this
morning. The steamer an hour be-
fore had discharged 200 cxcursionists
al Alton. H.. and was headed for 81.
I.oni.. IS miles below.
The boat was owned by the Wish
ord line Of Quincy. III. II carried six
life boats and on these nineteen o!
the crew and others escaped 10 tho
Missouri bank. Six Officers remained
on the upper deck ana were there
when reporters and police offIceb ar.
rived an hour after the accident.
watcrworks employees saw the yes.
scl come into view as turned a
bend Just above the chain of rocks
A moment later they heard a crash
and the lights Of the vessel disap.
pcared. The steamboat had gone
down. bow foremost. Lacking boats
the waterworks employees were pow.
er,css to aid those on board and teie.
phoncd to the police for assistance
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20
PREM. lsOU|TH
YIELDS, MEETS
WITH SUFFS.

London, 1unc :o.-prcmter A..
quith today fui8ii-d the promise To
receive a d-puta,ion Of suara1csses.
which he made to Miss Sylvia rank
hunt. the militant leader. when after
her sc,ca, temporary release fsun
Holloway jail. took uP her position
ON tho doorstep of tho house Of c"su
mons and threatened to carry out Q
hunger and ,hir.s strike there untii
the promise was riScn.
A party of six working women.
members Of Miss IankturNts cas-,
end federation. today visited the
prime mini.,cr at his official resi-.
dcncc In Downing street.
The premier welcomed the mem.
hers Of the dcputation as representa-
tIycs Of IAN association was disso.
cia,cd itself from the criminal meth
ods Of those who have done 40 much
10 damage and put back the cause OF
women"
Mr.. Asquith argued that II ever,
woman over 81 years Of ascporsrsscd
the vote they would s,iii ind lcsisla.
tive problems regarding women ex.
cccding difficulties In the same way
way tho men had found them. liz
agreed with tho dcputation that u
the franchise were given to women
Il would he granted on the same
terms a. II was given 10 men.
The premier explained that while
Il had become necessary to suppress
the organized violence Of tho mill
tant susrraecttes. the government
had no desire to interfere with free
speech or the proper organization o'
opinion.
In conclusion Mr.. Asquith prom
tse1 consideration OF the women'i
presentations and said he would pre-
scnt to Reginald McKenna. the hom'
secretary, the dcputation's Request
for the release Of Miss Sylvia Pan,
hurst Internationally.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20
FORCES
READY FOR ATTACK
ON nCA1ECAS

Tossros. Coahuiia. June ts.-fovef
military wires To ~ Pa.o. June :vD
The last of the organizations os
the division Of the north to be en-
pjoycd In the attack on zacateess
left here early today.
General villa and his stan vii
follow either late today or early to-
morrow morninE.
I'm tho attack on za'atccas VIII
hc employed about $4,000 men" SAID
General villa today. "Of this num-
her about 10000 belong to the d.
vision Of the north. We will he sup
ported by 81 pieces Of field artillery
and II machine guns. There u
enough ammunition for both ~ we'll
a. for the men.
81 wo,Ild prefer that those MeS'-
can patriots who engage in politics
take q rifle and help us nsht Gem
era, Uucrta.'' said villa with a
trpad smile. "ror myself wish TO
,ay tina, I am out Of politics and that
bringing this campaign TO a success
fuI conclusion is the only object
pursue"
Last nieht a train with Sc severe
IL wounded soldiers arrived here on
tho zacatecas scene Of operations.
They were transferred TO the MILL
tary hospital. Heavy rains have put
tho railroad traffic in rrecarious con-
d;,,ou. The line to Chihuahua City
1. broken in two places. near !'m'-
nor and Santa Roealia.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20
nucTNEHTs FOR
LA SALE RANK 0YHCE1S

Chsesso. jua~ :c.indi.ssneai II 81
t~sss oa- officer af the IL &siir
street Trust and xSsissS 1isah. IN"
fnriunes- Muniay insti'ui,oa fos
~hI.h W. e. Ntbisek wss stro'a's.s
receiver yesterday. !. certain. sssosa.
ias tn q ac,isfa'ioa made today By
Msct.aia tia,s~. ssaiss attorney. =
I'VE have ALREADY What st'r-sss ID
h- . rsina tsrir sssr showing this
oaie-r In have beea guilty nf fer-iv-
Ing . d~pc.ii after he knew III"
hank To bc inso,v~nt.' said Af'
noynr.
The receiver perfected his bond NJ
81 500. 900 today sad took charge Of
the hank.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20
PROSPERITY DEBATE
ON N SENATE

Washinston. June :o.-srnaior
smooi took on several democratic
scnaiors to-day In a brief prosperity
debate before the senate 60, down 10
work.
Exhibiting trasury statements for
May tho Utah senator called ai'cn-
,ion 10 what he declared vas a hal
anCc Of trade against the United
States and continued expectation of
sold. He declared the iarim was re-
sponsiblc.
The expectation Of gold is due
to foreign dIstrust Of American stocks
induced by the COLLAPSE Of the New
Haven and the 81. Louis and San
Francisco railroads. replied scna-
tor Hollis. democrat. Senator Owen.
democrat. declared responsibility for
present conditions were to be traced
to three groups OF mon in New York.
who he said, controlled nearly all
the railroads and industrials In the
country.
"what countries arc reapins the
benefit VIC are losins!" demanded
Senator Thomas. another democrat.
"Thc treasury statement does not
show." returned Senator Smoot.
"f notice that every ship arriving
here" rctortcd the Colorado senator
''is loaded with immigrants trying II
escape from that prosperity abroad.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20
SHOW
GOOD WILL
FOR j. 5.

On hoard u & :. Csitpryia. Ma
sa,ian. Mexico. June 1. tSia wire
less to San Diego. Calf. June 90, -
EviJ.n,. Of the 'ri-ndIy relations c,-
is,Ins between Mexican federal Off
-ials and the United States naval
forces on the west coast of Mexico
VAS shown today when Captain Are
scnt a message to Rear Admiral
Howard. commanding the American
warship.. informing him Of the
departure for Guaymas.
expressing good will and proferrins
service.
I, became known today that II.
Klein OF the Destroyer rrsblc. on. of
the United States warships that Wit
messed tn. sinking OF the constitu-
,ionaiis, gunboat Tampico by the
Guerrero las, Tuesday. inspected the
Tampico before the battle at tn. re-
aues, of i,s commander. Captain Nal
pico. He found the vessel pi,ifully
unprcpared for fight. Cows were
on deck. the guns were without
sights and there were only 100
rounds of ammunition. The shto's
boilers had been burned out by the
inexperienced crew and the com
mander was crippled as n result OF an
accidental bulle, wound in the leg.
Captain Malpico. however. determ-
ined to fight. and for four hours the
Tampico made a gallant struggle.
During its stay at Mazatlan. the
Guerrero was inactive. Captive Of
ficers of the Tampiro mingled free
iy with the Cucrrcro's officers on the
quarter deck.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20
Pease's Aai-Hids
FIJI Lsas Felt Want

The Auto Aali.aaid or the Anti.
Auto skid or the Stidi Aase Auto or
som., hias iikc that. is the latest In
sen,ich ot one Daalei J. Fcaao. hold.
se of all short aaa ioas distance
sprintins records. cssl~hile o~acr Of
the family Journal of Commercial
s,s-st. Prnao has organized q stock
company 10 promose the sksddcrs sns'
make them . household nevrssliy like
oii Dutch cleaner sad O'C-tar mon.
You doat aecd an auto To avai'
yourself of the benefits Of the aaii-
skidders. They may he used ~ =
household ornament for piano decor
alton. ss = vail paper desisn or To
suppIsnt the parior rug. With all
due credit To Thomas Edison. Fleet
Footed Daniel "siipped one over
With his anii.skldders.
Some say that Daniel has bcen
sjirpins 80 fast In recent years that
he invented the anti.skiddcrs to kceI
himself on terra Arm. Some say he Is
so,us to otter his invention to the
h,sh power labor party candidates
this fall to keep them from SLIDING
over tho abyss into oblivion. u they
work there the market demand vii
he Increased In political circles al
over the land.
The idea Of the anti-skiddcrs wal
conceived by Penno one night aIte'
he had dashed homeward nine coa'
TAI, lengths ahead Of an angry s"o
sr,,bcr, He contemplated the catas
trophe Of slipping on the pavemen
and thus becoming . prey to his ad
xerr.ry in the rear. 40 right shef
he nj, upou the idea Of the antt-sk''
-one that would not hamper his 10
como,,on or retard his flight.
There Ia every reason to beIie''
,b., the Anti Auto Skid will hli
,oux felt want. lower the cost Of hs
In. prove the virtue Of the Under
wood tariff bill, and establish IN
fame Of the inventor for cons u
come.