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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-21

Miss Hazel Case left last evening for
Atlanta, where she will join her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Case, who
have come there from Florida, after a
stay of two months.
R. B. Blackburn was among the
several Atlantans spending the day
in Americas upon business.
Mrs. R. D. Lane, of Columbus, is
visiting friends in Americas, where
arrived this morning.
L. E. Kelley came up this morning
from Helena having business in
Americas.
Walter Rylander will leave this ev-
ening for Petersburg, Va, where he
goes upon a business mission.
Continued improvement is reported
in the condition of Judge John A. Cobb.
He is still at the Americas Hospital,
but will probably be removed this
week to his home on Lee street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-21

FL Bartholomew, of Cordele, spen
the day in Americas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-21

Rydan Mays, of Thomasville, was
visitor in Americas today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-21

Pinkst0n's Shoe Sale closes Safur4
day night. Buy the shoes you meea
now at practically cost aAFt-Is
DR.. ]. r Hair has come up from
Moultrie upon a visit IN. Amsrieus, uHss
til recently his home.
Miss Addie Taylor has gone this afe
ternoon to Leslie, where she win
spend the weekend with Miss StsIIx
Wade at her home there.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon e. Meyer, Of St
Louis, are visitors here, guests If the
Hotel Windsor.
SIS Ladies' Shoes for Ss.s5; -S4:se
Shoes for Ss.15; 81 Shoes for s2.7ss
$3.50 Shoes for s2.4O. You wort be-
asked to buy any old, out-ef-tiate st0rAEs
Everything here is new and fresh.
adYt-1t PINKST0YG.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-21
WOMAN OPENS HOSPITAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 20
Lady Allan ohnstin, wife of the Brit
ish minister to The Hague, and sister
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-21

Items for this page should be
'phoned heITimes- Recorder not
later than eleven o'clock on day
of publication.
The state herald., 1915-02-19
Sudan Grass.

There is SO much interest in Sudan
grass this spring that everybody desires
to know more about the new forage
crop from the upper Nile. For five years
now II has done remarkably we'll In Col
orado up to the average attitudes OF Or
dinary farming and no one knows just
now far up the mountains II will 20.
Under irrigation Sudan will surely out.
strip cane and the ksiirs and possibly the
milos when Il comes to considering al
,itude. In the dry land districts. list
the fiend early In the spring. When ths
ground becomes warm. relist, splitting
the burrows. Make the furrows s'
planting time shallow. In districts oi
good rainfall or under irrigation p'ow
the ground In the fall or early In ths
spring and make good seed bed with
disc and harrow. Seed In rows thirty
to thirty six inches apart. dropping sin
gle seeds six TO eight inches apart In
The row. when growing for seed have
The rows forty two inches apart. When
the land Is listed the seed may be plant
ed by using nm or iinary kafir plate In
the seed box. when the seed Ia plant
d on level ground Il may be put In win
a grain drill. stopping up the holes IL
the box. except those that will make
the row. the desired distance apart
When no grain drill Is available the sost
may be planted by hand or put in viii
a one row planter furnished with n kaf
II or cane plate. The seed should b.
placed one and half to two inches II
depth and DO dropped In moist soil q
that II will gorminate quickly. U.s.
| from two to four pounds Of seed to th'
acre. A thick stand Is not needed q
| 100 or more stalks will frequently grow
from a single secd.-E
The state herald., 1915-02-19

Two good neighbors in Morgan coun'
ty each mstched COW out Of his herd
to determine which was the better ami.
nal. These cows were selected -
nearly equal as possible for age. ap-
pearance and general quality so that
me test might be fair and then the rec
ord of the cost OF keep and yield WAS
maintained for year. Each man was
very conscientious In this matter but
was free to feed MS he desired and the
answer IL rather startling. The cow Of
the real keeper returned net profit Of
sa0.5 80 while that OF the other fellows
COW proved rather expensive luxury
for she came out Of Of the race In debt
to her owner by s3. As these cows pro
dueed practically the same amount OF
milk throughout the period II Is quite
evident that the difference was In the
men 40 that in this instance Mt least the
fault cannot be laid on the back OF poor
old bossy as is so often done without
knowing which or 'tother.
The state herald., 1915-02-19
Carranza's latest bad break


The foreible expulsion Of the Spanish
minister from Mexico Is In effect -
act OF war, and would. under ordinary
circumstances. lead to such situation
as would render diilieult escape from
actual hostiliticu. Before such outcome
may be reached In the present instance
tho question of the responsibility OF tho
CarranEa government will have TO be
determined. 80 far. this leader ofiey-
olutioniats has not been formally rec
ogniI d as either Do faeto or dc juru
aead OF the Mexican people. For this
fcason Spain will be compelled for the
simr. at least. TO put up with the af
front. In the meantime the United
states Ia liable to be held ns sponsor
tor both CarranSa and Villa. While
the situation Ia both delicate and ombai
raasing. Il Ia tho very natural outcome
Of "watehful waiting" and the ineon
,idcfhte moddling uf our secretary OF
,,ate In the revolutionary affairs Of 0
eighboring republic. Omaha Bee.
The state herald., 1915-02-19

Carranza's uncalled for action in or
ordering the Spanish Ambassador to
leave Mexico, seems to have stirred ny
Spain against the policy of other ma.
tions In dealing with Mexico for few
yeass past. Spain now asks that the
au'ons vnits in the effort TO force the
Mexicans to stop their fighting and es-
tsblish a government that will be rec.
ognized by the other nations.
The present "watchful waiting poll
cy" Of our country will not bring about
the desired conditions in Mexico. This
policy has certainly been tried long
nough to show that and II the admins
tration desires the cooperation of other
interested nations in bringing about
peace in Mexico. ibis is certainly good
time TO secure it, for the question Of
such ac ion is being ngitated by spain.
The state herald., 1915-02-19


There seems no longer any prospects
for the success Of the democratic sd.
ministration in forcing the passage Of
the ship purchasing bill before the 4th
of March.
The lobby cry is now raised by both
sides to the fight over the bill and in
vestigation of these charges is being
taken up ard all hope of the passage Of
the bill at the regular session is gone
Democratic leaders are reported to
have plead with President Wilson to
drop the bill and prevent the calling Of
another special session, but all without
effect President Wilson is running
the Legislative machine and proposes to
pass this ship bill even II he has to call
special session to do 80.
The state herald., 1915-02-19

Emil Larson, administrator of the
Clutter estate. sold the estates interett
N the hotel property in Haxtun Mon
lay to Smith & CLANCY. The property
vas sold at private sale for 81. $50. w.
ir Clutter owned half interest in
The property in addition to his interest
in the eslate and, we are informed. will
convey his ha.f interest on the basis Of
he price offered for the property.
The state herald., 1915-02-19

At tho investigation Of coal freight
rates being held in Denver. the roads
are all Represented and. as reported,
make the claim that coal rates are too
low. While the companies are explain
ing their grievances about coal rates
being too low. they might explain why
it is that coal dealers are able to adver
tise good coal at "a per ton in Sterling
and coal in Holyoke only fifty miles
from there sells for IS and IS. go per ton
The state herald., 1915-02-19

Having lost hope of forcing the pas
sage of the ship bill in the senate in
time to pass it in the house at this ses-
sion, the administration forces got busy
in the house and forced the bill through
as an amendment to the naval artillery
bill. but there % very little show fo. rs
passage in the senate.
The state herald., 1915-02-19

1t is reported that Carransa will sent
one hundred women school teachers 10
the United States to study educationa
methods in this country.
While he is making this commenda-
bic move, 1t would be well for him to
select bunch of Mexican factional
warriers and accompany them to this
country to learn something about our
methods of preserving the peace.
The state herald., 1915-02-19

In the La Veta murder trial at Pueb
10 before Judge Burke OF this district
the work of securing n jury was com
,leted the first OF the week and the ev.
idence is now being taken. The law.
yers in the case used six weeks in se-
curing jury for the trial of the case,
much longer time than will be required
for taking tn. evidence.
The state herald., 1915-02-19

Germany and England stand pat or
their announced positions on neutrs
vessels and, as result, ocean CONNER
ce must be badly blocked.
The state herald., 1915-02-19

The Masonic Lodge of Sterling evil
iently has goat with any thing but a
musical voice. 1t is reported that un.
usual sounds in the Masonic Lodge room
came near causing stampede in the
Princess ,heater on the ground floor.
Better have the goats voice toned down
little so that it will not be mistaken
for fire gong.
The state herald., 1915-02-19

The war in Europe will interfere very
materially with the pleasures of the
globe trotters for this year, IL peace is
not soon declared. They will be forced
to content themselves with trip to the
Panama Exposition.
The state herald., 1915-02-19

The government recently received
$50. 40 for large Sugar Pine tree, cpt
by tresspasser, from the Natiornl
farest in California. The tree meas
ured over lS. 900 board feet, enough to
build good sized house or two foot
board walk nearly two miles long.
The state herald., 1915-02-19

A leader of the war faction in Italy
claims that if Italy does not enter the
war on the side of the allies within a
month. there be revolution.
The state herald., 1915-02-19

The Colorado legislature is consider
ing the advisability Of purchasing a
farm to be conducted in connection
with the insane asylum. This would be
n wise move for our state.
The state herald., 1915-02-19

ElPaso county cattle are reported to
have blackleg epidemic.
The state herald., 1915-02-19

The people Of Grant, Neb, are agi
itatng the question of light and wa ter
o liant.
The state herald., 1915-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Zimmerman now
ride In now Grant car.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-03
iSOrltaaellca meacm
gtIgien on 6nglan0

lluOer 2G San. aiaao oct oil.
cielle OpIosniugS'@urem 2on6on
islgenoe Reoegsrelie.
Observation-Disclosures, ioet Oct
ionrer paa et Snterpiem me0 Den
tpite aaniler Or. pon 9et6mann-
6ollpeq (publiceret / qlmerita q.
% % SAM inoremmer, at Der
efiliterer ct Dofinlent iom oct.
Initerne tiger. oe bar iunOet /
9riiSiel, men bppoer. at oct par
rent informal" ior oct 1ilipl6e,
at Gnalan0 ifuloe bebeoe at Tor.
ipare Qelaiens QentraIitet Gu beI.
giif @larainnIg}ote forf1arer, at
..enalpnoernes Sn6rnfninq / BEL
aicu flm oiI0e iiuoe Stco. eiter at
10iflano 6oDoc frGnfet 9eIaicns
}pltrolitet "
Dcriom oen tDife annsler snifer
at piOe, 6oorfor Der meIlem brittle
oa belqiite Gfiicerer oor Somtale
on oenne militpre @enitnno. iaa
fan ban fin6e @rim6en ocrtil / BET
BAN oeIfen6te Toftirm. at EpifIonb
anloaoe et beIbereanet Snitem al
itrateaiffe 9Sernboner, aobenbort
fonitrueret for at muliegsre ct pluo
ieIiqt 9lngreb paa 9efgien. Dette
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-03

teller moer eugelif 5laB sri.
9en bar III uoret g U}aaneoer
% er 6e1naot paa ben :. uOeu no.
gen aiaprenoe &iu0ina pnd uoaen
al Sioerne. = Oiiicielle DielOiuaer
ira QetrograO lpoer paa ru5iiife
Seirpin0inaer paa Here @unfter
2ltter nelOes ON eitrigife Bin
oiuger 6oriog paa At orioe 9ius.
ierue tiIba9e aennem aarpaterne.-
aeiier @d5eIm cr 0enot tilbo9e til
Berlin eiter At hare ieiret lin 80.
ielSoal ueo 9citirouten
D}an0oa : Rolcn. 9it.
orsiien % anrpaterne frmpe3 Der
itor lloiirrfnina uoeu aiaiort 8in-
Dina Tor nogen al 9arterne. Gangs
9eitironten itoar oct opientlig it'll.
le men llnotngcIie al 2frtilIerifamp
lduas BET meite al 0en lange 5la1
linic - aeiicr @if5elm iige5 at.
ter at foe al Solson6e. 1riife
tpifc Iropper ianIes 9elaicn ior
at iorisle at trpnge iaennem Sc NJ
Iiereoes 9inie 5lanoern. 9et
par ire brittle Stibc, DER bleo bo.
rct / Sruf al Sen tpife llnoeroon6s.
bdao ! 2sr6ags. Saian / Sen enqeI.
ffe aauaI er en- britiif Camper DO
ret / Spnf al en- inf llnOerpan0s.
bado. = aDncio" CT MI afieilet ira
@oIueiton UNDER amerifnnif 6laa
eiter Hotteroom
Iirs0ag. 9onoon oenter
iorappes 9lites paa ct tpit an.
9reb ira 0ltften; Der oar nemIi9
meI0t ira 3ooer ON. at 9atterierne
ser inreoc lss ino0 tnife 9uitifibe
% maaife tillige moo llnOerOnnos.
baaOe Troufria meI0er, at IN
ife 9luareb Rprbeoen al Ga 9as.
e oa Qoro Tor hilbert er iIaoet til.
bagc Sra Retroarn6 meI0es. at
5a6ri3 / geriien er in0taaet al 9hls.
ierne Ron Sinoeubnrl aater al
ter at brpu6e Iss imoo DC ruSiiife
0pre melIem bans Sore og @ar.
d,au @ien meIoer om Sncees
Rusiiif 9olen oa @alicicn
Ctt Moraeui 8aa. IN.
ifernc 8sr Oeipcrate lloialo paa
6icuocns 5hllnler 5aaoc On %
9eit ior at 6rDoe .the 0eaoIocf9
men De 2fllereoc paaitaar. at oe er
bleocu aaaet tiIba9e ale 9e8ne
meo itort 1d6. Bars erfIprer.
At en- tnif lln0eroanosbaao bar ior.
isat al bore Oct brittle 9oioitaI-
fi6 .9laira" Spaf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-03
Gre 6angc uciOct.
Set er Observation-Disclosures
Sfr6ne.
gln ifal oct prOUes At iGtte oct
iaenicm oDcr @rGiioentcns &etO.

Iorsoag / iiote lIae ienote FrG
iioent @ilion et ai be8ae a0a8ress
lens Suie Deotaget 6oriIa8 til en- ng
,,mmiaratiou5lou tilbage meO Iit
gcto tilbeiet giliou er Den treoie
grrii0ent. Der bar oetoet ei lIaneu.
oe 2opioriIag oa al DpieutIig lam
me @run0 9leOelano BAR 0cH ier.
itc, Iait 0en anoen let er Oen
iaafal0te o9iteracg 1eit@, @rGiioen.
terne life fan eaa meo paa 9rgli-
bent @ilion flyer fit 8eto-9no.
ifab
.Det er meo opriatia % Op6 De
flagelie, at iea iinoer mia moot I'll
at icnoe bette 5orilaa tilbage noen
at oeoieie min llnoerifriit
Oct cr / mango Senieenoer ior.
trriieliat Del oOeroeiet % suifuGr-
oiat Dets OpbGielie til 9oD piloe
lloen luibl ior6eore @aaoen at
oaretaac ben @rcu al Dor Bubble
5eruice" pan, iom ben beifpiti9er
iia meO.
01en Opriatigbeo o. min Qli1t
oDcrfor oet 9lnIoar, iom @ritnoIo-
ueu Ina tooeIia lrager paa mig !
lcaislatipe sperasmooI, leuner mia
inacn anoen llooci enc nt uGote at
innftionere 1orilnget.
Z to SeuIcen0cr er set en- rn0ifol
qffOiacIic ira oen 9oIitif, iom ioa
lpnoc hor Dpret beiulat ber ! Can.
set. en- gofitif. hpori Tolfet bar iet
i'm Neacrinnsiorm at prre uotroft
oaina I fit 9orboIO III @erocus an.
brr Holfcilaq. GSoriInaet isger at
foa aoot Iom nffe 2onSets Dsre
for 0'enneifer. Iom bebeper ct Til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-03

Dar dlene not til At retiGroiggere
llnOerbanolnger mellem 9elgien %
andre 12agter paa Oct @runolag
at geIBieas 9}eutralitet life oiloe
6liUe ooertraa0t, meo minore ben
ioruo oar bleDen frgnfet al en- an.
0en Dia9t W}eo in9ea an0en 6or-
uoiptnm9 bar 9eIaIen nogcn Snoe
iert iaao1nnc llnoer6anolinger@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-03

ihtgt5iteo. 3gre, iom 5iOtil bar
ilaact Qabne ior 6olf, ON intet an.
Oct Steo tunoe iua 6IllaOeIie til at
arbei0e paa en- 9run0loO5mpsli8
Rddoe ior. 6Uao DC aniaa for at
uGre natarlig oa ua5an0i8e
mcuueiteIiae Hettla6eoer 0e5u0en
uoeluffer 6orilaget 9ieuneifer, JONI
oeo 0mitpnoig6e0ers 0ieoior fife
bar funnel teIegne ii9 oe iimpIeite
Sfoletlnoitaber, uoeu 6euipn til
olsic Dlenneifers aarafter, 9eniig
ter eaer 91aturanIea.
2lnleonuta og 6ri6eo til at i'm
De ct Iiliflat5iteo Der 9onoet bar
bragt os mangeu en- NiauO, Ger bar
0pret beiiqlet al ct prligt SinOe-
Iag % inlot meO beie Iaufer, ON
ban emo bar oGret brGnOemprfet
iom lloifuo / lit eaet. nliH0re bel.
Dig itilleoe 6porelano.
Dtanae al OiSie Mpno er blepet
en- 4rpo Tor port 2ono og en- aroft
/ bore oiientlige RaaoiIagninger.
Zen ioreiIaaeoe aunoifa6sprsoe
og Oe 0inOringer, iom IeOiager ben,
er enooa Ell Itsrre 9lipigelie ira Dor
bi0til befltlate Rolitif emo 6en ooen-
nronte. 0iotil bar pi looet pore
Oere itaa oabne Tor ale, Der life
nor uififfet pao @rnno al Spg0on,
llopatiabeo I'll al Iorisrge iig ielo,
eler bpis 6ortiO par ino6on. at Der
oor 5ore ior. at De fimoe fomme
til at ioritprre iSreo oa OrOeu
Set ioreiIaos, al man life ifol
taae Senipn til oeofommen0es per.
ionIiae aarafter. men umOerfaIte en-
bDer SuoDanOrer uisie 4rsoer. iom
ban maa beitda Tor at ilippe ino i
2nnOet. t6i De me FreDer. iom
ioreifripes / oette 5oriIag, er life
Rrsper paa en- S5noDan0rerS Sfif-
fetbe0 til at blipe amerifduif 9or.
aer, men RraDer paa. builfc 9tale0.
ninaer ban tioIiQere bar bait tt
Sfoleaana DC, iom fonlmcr ior
at iege 6e0re 9Inleoniuaer. ifaI iaa-
Ieoes fife iaa Con at fomme in0 /
2anOct. mco min0re De aGereoe bar
bait en- Al Be iornemite 9(uleonin-
ler De is3ar. 9lnleoningen til Sfo.
leitooannelie FOR Tia OF inc
Icriom 0et nnerifanife Iotf har
6eiluttet IN til at inoitrrutc ,Sno-
oauorercs otfaarliae 4sro0er og gao
irem paa en- 0}aaoe. iom er tiff
mooiat Den. Der bar Dpret 6eiulgt
al oae ti0liaerc Slrater Der 2an.
oct, hdr oet nll0fomnen 9tet til al
aere Oct. ,Sea er oiQia til at rette
niq eiter en- iaaoau 9ciluhing. men
life ier ben er iattet
3 @or1en ifaI BET ioriSae5 at
irtte 8orilaget iaenuem oocr 4rG-
iiocnten5 9eto - Z 9cprpicntant-
6uict ifal Der itemme5 opcr set u0cn
0cbat ) Scnltet fan oct Oebate.
res 0}ea begae 6uie. hucr ior
iia. ifaI BET hoDe 10 Jre6ie0ele5
Ilertal ior at ipttes iaennem oDer
Rrriioentcns @cto.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-03

u0lPinlll1 lat Velaleh n0gen Stl0e
i6rt iaaomnc llnoer5onolitger.
Anrt Tn9t.
Sor0ifplD / 9anama 8anama,
27. San. Ere ganife fortpari9e
5oroif9lU bar De ii0ite TIRE Gage
rpitet Gnnamdtangen. Sngen ai9lD.
iteIierne 9iorOe no9en Sfooe, men
oe oolote aOifili9 5orifrpftelie
appg % 6eite osr roif oef paa
9ioiebuo Heierpationen, GO. 0of,
efter at bape iortpret 0aisitilfe,
iom er 9iitige. 9onObrugSifolen
fan life iinoe noget W}io0el moo
Spgoontmen. Wfon tror, at oct er
Dhtg paa StiIfene, iom er aiiti8,
og 6ormerne raaoes til at foore
oeres areoturer meo ~I6eIleo"
Ndis
Mrs. Nartba 3. Glapp, Der
par oct Ploite D3enneife W}usco-
tine, Sa., er aiqoaet oeo Dsoen,
80 Mar qommel. 9un unr is6t /
W}oSioc6niett5, o. nnoer 9orgerfri-
gen 0eltog bun meget grbeioet
/ Soma Tor llnoerItstteIien al oe
inareoe SoIooter % SoIoaternes
,Samilier
5orbuo moo Salg al aofaia %
(ignenoe iarli9e Meoifomenier oil
6Iioc AeiuItotet al 9p6dqelier. iom
er giort 9|uscatine. Sa. Emu
0renIe bar tilitaaet. at De bar
itiaalet 9enae ior at flune fsbe
aofain oa sc bar bIcoet 5Iaoer
al oen Oct oiite ii9, at 9Gaer oa
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-03

Stort runpuif 2aau Gnglano.
%onoon, % San. 9}amrnien bar i
Son0on optnget ct Saau pao iem
DfQioner @uno lS25, 100000
Ncnleae itnI uobetales ben rumpn.
ite 9}ational6anf Al @onf OF @ng-
lano 9aanet ar 4e'nItotet a en-
rununit 6iuan9foamisiiou5 9ei59
2on0on @en3ena ifal eiter 6or.
lo0enoe moenoes til 2lnifaiielie al
ariQsmateriel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-03
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pen 1900 Mnu0 orGbte, iaareoe
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man ii0en @aar Mor1es Ql. 8
inqen traaoloS 0}co0elelic bar fnu.
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