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Realty Transfers

Gil street northwest. and iO4 Sixth street
northM est-Edwin Devln. jr.. ct ux to Ar
thur DeLlin part original lots . and g.
square i1'. and part original lots l. . and
IT, square 457. $40
rindad-Charles w Thayer to Hattie
Thayer. lots 10 and 16. block 8, $40 Stamps
1913 { street northwest-lda +. Drury to
Martha J. Boyer, lot 29 square 25S, $40
tstamp so cents.
Hillbrook-Samue j. Bushey ct ux to Joshua
b. Disney. lot aS. square 5O77. $50.
1921 o street northwest-Ella NJ Chester to
Gaetano Geraci and Marie Geraci. lot I6,
square 1875, $40 stamps 81 J0).
Sixth street northwest. near Fairmont street
lking Theological HallD-Alfred Harding ct
al, trustees. to Howard University. part lot
%. block 4. Eftingham place sll. 600
1l9 Eighth street nOrthea t--t hares 4. tapeIl
ct uX. to Anna A. Miller lot 10, square
9l2, So 800.
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MARINE CORPS.

Capt. r. H. DAVIS, 4. o. NJ. to ma
rine detachment. American legation.
Peking. China.
rine barracks, San Diego, Cal. upon
arrival In the United States.
First Lieut. c. E. NUTTING, to United
States
First Lieut.. d. F.. DUNCAN, to ma :
rine barracks. Guam.
FIRST Lieut.. r. s. KEYsER, to recruit
depot. marine barracks. Mare Island.
upon arrival in United States.
First Lieut.. w. c. WISE. jr.. to ma
rtne barracks. New York.
FIRST Lieut.. r. T. ZANE, to marine
barracks, Honolulu.
First Lieut.. c. c. RINER. to Philippine
Islands.
First Lieut.. II. W. WEITZEL. to ma
rine barracks. San Diego. upon ar
rival in the United States.
Second Lieut.. s. n RAYNOR, to Wash
~ tnEton, D. c.
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Wholesale Produce Market
EGGs-Nearby fresh. 2sa Csc per dog. South

EGGS Nearby fresh, 26a2Sc per doz South
ern, 25426c per doz.
CHEESE--New York, new lGiac per h. ;
fiat, 1870 per 10.
BUTTER-Egin print; SEC per lb.; tub.
Soc per H.. process, o6d27c per III.
LIVE POCLTRY-Hens. i6C per ID rulst-
ers. lOc per lb.: spring chickens. l74lsc per
lb.: live turkeys l1MlSc per h.
LIVE STOCk-Neal calves, best, loal2hc
per H.. heavy. SalOc per lb. fat sheep, A.: q
oc per lb,: spring lambs, 7isqSc per ID.
ETABLES."Quotations furnished by
Taylor WadeJ--Potatoes. N.G5 per bb ,
onions. sl.0O per bu.: 81 Go per sack: cabbage,
81. rs per hundred lbs; lettuce. s.. .5Ol3.00 per
basket: beets, 81 90 per 100 lunches
DRESSED PORk-Best, s9ul0c ID. - cavy.
SUsiac per h.
Receipts OF poultry light; market IN good
shape
Receipts OF eggs not so plentiful and mar
ket more active.
kREY. PRICE Il CO.
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NAVY.

Rear Admiral w. T.. FULLAM. COM
inissioned from December 10.
Rear Admiral D. W. COFFMAN, COM
nissioned from December IL.
Lieutenant Fl. T. DYER, to Hancock.
Lieutenant A. H. RICE. to Kansas.
Lieutenant (junior grade) w. c. FACS,
continue treatment naval hospital,
Puget Sound. Wash.
Lieutenant Ounior grade) w. w.
SMITH, to Utah.
Ensign r. H. MAURY, to Arkansas.
Ensign r. w. Farrell, to New Jersey.
Ensign J. r. HALE. to Wyoming.
Ensign CLARKE WITHERS. to North
Dakota.
Ensign C. E. BATTLE, to Kansas.
Ensign G. T. MANNING. to Rhode
Island.
Ensign W. X. BEARD. to Virginia
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Bonds.
Operated Upon, Gets
His Appendix by Mail

ALBANY, Ore. Feb lO.-ro receive
his appendix by mail was the uniaue
experience Of Glen Arehart Arehart
was operated upon for appendicitis
Having completely recovered, he re-
turned to his home in Lebanon. His
appendix had been kept in a bottle Of
preservative fluid and. when he left
tne hospital. he forgot the hottle. 1t
was SEM to him by parcel post.
So far as known. that Is the first time
the parcel post has been used to trans
port portion of the human BODY,
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Sioux Prophet Predicts
Three Years Prosperity

MANDAN. N. D.. Feb. 1O.-That the
present prosperity will be continued for
three wears. was the state mcnt today by
John Cloud. a wrinkled old sioux In
dian OF the Standing Rock Reservation.
He says that 1915. 1916. and 1917, will be
wet Years. followed by three dry years
Local persons are inclined to put con-
siderable credence in the predictions OF
the Indians.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Diego at San Diego;
Cyclops at Hampton Roads: Cy-
clops at Norfolk: Pontiac at New
York yard; Flusser at Tortugas;
Prairie at Pensacola.
SAILED--North Dakota from Guam
tanamo for Norfolk; Lebanon from
Lamberts Point for Guantanamo
Cyclops from Hampton Roads for
Norfolk: Flusser from Key West
for Tortugas: Colorado from Puget
Sound for Mare Island Cleveland
from Mazatlan for San Bias; Iro-
quois from San Diego for Mare
Island.
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EDUCATIONAL
ACCOUNTANCY.

NEW CLASS NOW FORMING.
Fundamentals Of Accountancy shorter
course In Accountancy. Business Administra-
tion. Cost Accounting. Law for Business
Men or Professional c. =. A. course offered.
page bulletin. WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF
ACCOUNTANCY. Y. NJ. c. A.. 1886 G ct. NV.
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Local Sales.

Washington Railway As. $l.OOMS05s.
Washington Gas. 20d73. 2M73. 25d73.
District National Bank, "a @l36.
After call-Washington Gas. 5N73.
Washington Railway preferred. so
S4a4.
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IN MEMORIAM

POHLERS-ln sad but loving remembrance
OF our dear mother, SOPHIA POHLERS.
VINO died four years ago today, February 8,
1911. by Her Children
lNotices for this column are accepted At 80
cent? nat either prose or poetry. in case no.
tice does not exceed ten lines Add ~ csnO
for each line In excese Of ten.s
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Marriage Licenses.

James =. Snyder and Rose l.. Filgate
Harry Bergman and Claudine Edwards
Louis Eutin and Jennie Freed.
Wilver Conner and NJ. Gladys Fowler.
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Made Over.

HE is a self-made man. is he not?'
Eyes. except for the alterations made
ny his wife and her mother."-St.
James Gazette.
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Deaths.

joseph p. l.. wes'erson. g. years. Navy
Dan.el McF'arlan. SO years. The weodley
Herman Bente, IS years, Government, Hospl-
tai Tor the Insane.
Grace l. Walton: is years. a222 Nineteenth
street northwest.
Marie Godine. 10 years. 40 II street north
Samuel Pusey. 81 years. 22o3 Champiain
William NJ Davis. p years. 1905 street
George N. Moore, 10 years. ess Elm stree,
Samuel Glory, so years. Georgetown Hospital
Julia X. \ogal IS years. 1881 street south
John Jasper, u years. l423 street north
Louis wertschu,zky, 6s years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Catherine Reilly 40 years. Providence Hos
Tennie IL. Ledbetter. IS years 1872 connec-
ticut avenue northwest.
Thomas Holland. % years. Central Union
Mission.
Michael Melia 80 years. Government Hospi-
John j. Collins, % years llos Eighteenth
Mary j. Iouson. 81 years, 3lc Second street
George s. Mills, years. Is Nineteenth
Cecilia = Burke, 6S years. 2sll Mills avenue
Samuel L. Davis. IS years. Michigan avenue
Dora ,Dressler Il days. Childrens Hospital.
Daniel Belford, years. s2Aa Fenton street
Haywood Newman. 4s years, ll2S Tenth street
northwest
James smith So years. Emergency Hospital.
Charles West, 40 years. 725 Third street
Ida Rollins, s5 years. Washington Asylum
Hospital
Amelia Gordon. IS years. Government Hos
pital for the Insane.
Irene Clark. "a years, Freedmen's Hospital
Matte Bo!den, Il days, 800 F. street south
west.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-larGe black horse and wagon
ana harness i2J 9Th St :. W.
FOR SALE -Four horses. cheap in rear #
20, md st ~ " -
FOE NiRE-I'.ises. carriages. wAAuHs. uay.
week iuUuuh, ".d, ptIycs 'ILs. IL
ERy CO.. INC. rear 07 Pa ave. u uy1.
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New York Stocks.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs q
Co... members Of New York Stock EXCHANGE
Hibbs Building.
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TABLE BOARD

ST. \. w. 93s-Old reliable boarding
house. $3.50 per week for 2 meals q day
and 81 per week for meals a day: give
US a trial
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OSBUEN q I.EISI1EAK,
SO yth ST. n. W.-M. 1868.
ENCEISlOR-use sed Tor
delivery purposes only: $50; cash, 500, aHI
ba lance in two notes, 20 days each. for So
each note, interest 10 pe paid by purchaser.
East Capitol st.
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TRESSI STUDIO
Voice Culture and Singing
OPERATlC CLASSES
Students prepared for concert and operate
0taEe.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
oi:h good voices required for carly produe-
tions Of opera Voice trial
For terms and particulars apply oersonally
At studio.
1907 Massachusetts Ave. y. ".
Telephone North NOc.
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AUTOMOBILES
For Hire.
MOTORCYCLES

k-pAsSENGk.r. S26 i-passenger SJ.oS &
hour. PowhstAli Hotel lStn and "a n SX
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NON-MEDlCAL HEALING

THE VACUUM TREATMENT RESTORES
the CIRCULATION OF the BLOOD and
ESSENTIALS of NERVE NUTRITION 10
the DISEASED PART and ELIMINATES
DISEASE.
BOOkLEr AND CONSULTATION FREE.
Hours 3 a m to- s ?; m.
1l0-7l5 BOND BUILDING
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TYPEWRITERS

TYPEWRlTERS repaired and remodeled
After going through opr shops the old ma :
chine becomes as valuable as ever ph NJ
25A6. Typewriter Cleaning& & Repair Co.. lAl7 F.
REBUILT TYPEWRITER CO.. Il; 18th.
Visible machines rented. $3.50 psr month
and sold at from Y 10 u Mfg. prices.
REPtII DING AND REPAIRING
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WANTED-OFFlCES

WANTED-Desk room in law office with
privilege of sharing services oil stenograp pher
Write 1861 Parkwood place or phone colum'
bia l2l
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-12
Wife BELGIAN Minister spent
THREE MONTHS in A GERMAN JAIL

ginm 40 ipdep,nirni ouunffY 1heY AZ.
emfoa They would send saidirfa a. o.
quarinffA There Hniwlthsinndaig ior
months me tsoops ~ ihr guard occupied
thp ministry "a mpbl and during ali
that linn no Visitor rDnld gsin seresa 90
ms apartments uithult telup fhaiifnN
90 QUESTIONED asd showing papers
lndeafnfs ~ fcrp up thn juvenile
courts instituted in belgium By lar
introduced Iv hef husband and 0fgauifsd
sitter tie plan ~ tis Juvenile eonfts ~
Denver and other American citioa Nfs
w. WRIST fm,eied sie,ut great DIAL
.Ail ibnugi neiRmm llrf sriititt
awakened doe susplrious 81 che kou'
mandaiur
They iusrd them unY iHip my apart
mfufa nsirnAlbiY atoline evidence of ~
plot against lhe O'tmau government
thN .ald Hscillug Naste paper basket
and peuaing hours in matching together
iHi FASTING np the scraps at torn let
tprt envelope anl other rapeD 90 ~
iloY found ihe mnai compromising iu
ih"r cfH ncrv two priests cass0ks.
aYliia D Cardinal N4flHs pasiufiai
lriiff papers containing g speech dolif
rud hY Monsieur do Miart Boz Paris D.
mahfs nth and iitef addressed 90
lb hummandsiur torn up instead NJ d.
ms delivered
After The search was arfot,d co.
ihe charges Di circulating aflinhi Nlff
Hrfa lrior aud ms huahsnds spf0rh
900 aih facilitating the correspondence
OBJ hals.mn pnnplr with their hin9rd Boo
Dsile tHfuush either rnsnHels thnn N
lhr German post 500 as % thaprli0
~ ~" '' N''" 'N' ,"'' 'D
w ''iH "''".'N' ~ ''''N''"
"''''t ~ ''I''t "' W.T."
'pN.''' N"' W 'N' l'''' "'
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F"'N
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-12
STOMACH TROUBLES
Mr. Rsglaud Writes Interesting
Letter on This Subject.

Madison Heights. Va Mr.. Chas A
Ragland, OF this phase. wr.os "a have
been taking Ihedlord's pack Duu-h,
Tor Indigestion. and other stomach troub.
les, also colds, and nad 60 i1 &c tia ycn
best medicine J have ever used.
After taking Black Daueu Tor few
days, I always ieel ike 2 new man"
Nervousness, nausea, heartburn main
N pH OF stomach, and q feeling Of hn.
ness after eating. are sure symptoms Of
stomach trouble, and should be- riyea The
proper treatment, as your sirencth ant
health depend very largely UPON you
iood aud It's digestion.
To get quick and permanen, relic,
nom these ailments. you should take
a medicine OF known curative merit.
Its u years OF splenGld success In IN.
treatment Of Just such troubles. proves
she real merit OF Thedionl's Blsek
DfAughi. SAFE, pleasant, geai!e in acl,oo
and without bsa after effects, Il is sure
to benefit Aosh Young and cid. FOR sale
everywhere naes as srn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-12
.INDETERMIsATE SENTENCE
DEFENDED BY INDIANAN
INDIANA PRISON OFFICIAL TQLD
NATIONAL PRISON CONFER
ENCE THAT The PLAN
is a GOOD ONE

oAkINNp Cai Drf IH .H'r-
ium of thr ladrtctmu1ir uHnDn
nnd palulr hV ts 81 mt1nH Ht pr"'r
mr society Dom CRIME u r".fW'.
ITO criminal nHa emphasized iHIt.
Amua IS Hier secretary ni f'" iHi'
uni board Hf atttr rhHuuca u 1000
Irr.a before the convention iN"
American lrsou lHHoo ntHn
Nr,IrwInn .ur opcutur ol Hn -
uua mdrt,rminatc sentence aw ff
tbr ,lahtcu wears ot its arrfHt'n Ho
Htd
eWr ha,e come Goo UNDERSIGNED tHHt
men NHu 900 Ho hrhlnE DOB r.if Hn'uI
oa m onic law need rrfurmi''i'
treatment rtthrr tnan punishment t.f
humilsIlna 0egAdlnr uffrn OHt
methods of uuulshmyut unrr
aH tbe proper accompaniment "i %
prison sentence We arc suhaiIitn nt
mcniai maul aud industrial tuiH'n
conditional rolehse anl uflor r1rg $40
are atiunpilWs go protect sn'ici' trHh
crlmo hy refnrmiug tnc cfmlnN ir'
ier suu hY adding to ot tnrw lrlt'
~ crime $40 are atromptne to lrr
Nsni the conditions ffoW NhiNH "
sprnRs Infinitely more hHntno m"re
Intelligent r th,e newer method 300
m"u.nrhh better arc ts rnsHie
Hrlom Sos arrinning tHis N.sot fti"n
hss lrru thc Greateet angir fHct1r .n
TINS country ln the Improvement 90
prisons Ne has been itrsrly u~tru
mental in ho adoption ~ me so-cailUd
lndctcrmlnatc sentence law. which Be-
one &c our most effective tools Boo tl,
work 10 wfarmius criminals
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-12
METHODS OF PREVENTING
INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS
&. 1 MALLERN OF CHICAGO MADE
PtEA Foe SAFETY FIRST BE-
FORU MEAT PACKERS, IN
CONVENTION

sr Louis. Oet M M,tbajs oi prc
venting Industrial accmrnt. and mini
mirinH thrir eoat wcre rrtsoutot tetaN
go iho thrive daN convention oi ltc Am
nican Meat parkcrs Bsoeiaiion
fiiv yemplrStN 81 a "safrts first
campaign n tAr mgAlun industry hs
nasen ul ihr multiple Industries ,om
hid,d iu thr ,ariuu- hraHchrs "a the
woth WIS emphasized by q. ! Mallory
oi Chicago Vho reviewed. She history oi
an, enactment rs workmru- compcnsa
tion laws. both ,tssr sad nattunsl
Placing thc loss a. an industry al $40
zoe rach accident thr compensation paid
Ca the cmplo,s al sll and the average
ioss a. zach employe - sl4 Mr Mallory
computed thni aoOoO accidents in Ncar
which hc said was not an improbable
numleg len a arge industry. wanld entail
talci susttu "a .fAitalN Au enormous
sum. hut conservative, Vet sufficiently
.iupeaious O. thsllctet "a, attcntien OF
the ofiioial. If ans eompsns said Ms
Nsilcry "sud ceuse them o. gier careful
consideration az the advisaMhty 81
dors.Hg WAYS and means ioF checking
this financial iesk
A. rcmc,ly the spcaNvr advised tho
Organization ~ safety committees ip
every department II ,hc parking indus
ltrN.
Transportation ID meats with mntor
Trucks was advocated h' g. w RaenoCk.
~ Nhigago Who wvnt into the "details ~
motof truck operation
~ uygod that earim attention b,
paid hA psek,rs 81 ihr actual rosi of
trAArpofting msat pfOdnsis und then
thar zach packet install scientific
schedule ~ routes ard work hours. ~
that luo pes cent efficiency might h.,
maintained hy the motor vehicles
4hr daya program cle-,d with tbs an
naal vOnsention smoker tonight
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-12

The safest liver Medictnc ~hicn vou
often need. is l'o-no.IAN Ncadsghes
hiiiousness ans dizziness caused BY
constipation readily Yield "a this "MaN
Nppsv laxative. Nemember thsf 10 is
non gripping and eaSY in action Is
arouses the liver and Increases the
flow ~ hne without sickrnins errrts.
Got over that irrltahleness ny removing
the cause --eonstiratiou. No gas, ne
fcrmeniaaNn. no pain. po-ls-l AZ.
The perftcl Nenaan's laNatNe sos A.
boi0 Advertisement.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-12
Smart Tailored Suit For an Older Woman


sleeves are slssbel ~ the bosiom aud
fastened 90 ruT depth. With buttons
and bnfiDnhDier The cost Is made
With panei front ana IL fastened ~itn
corded loops ~ scif material and but
tons - ssf material veh velvet cen
ter The fgn rsre sslr has deep
Joke shaped 10 points - match paDe'
o. Gust
senplus and metallic threads IN SIX
lares and nets are also 90 great vogue.
Many ~ The new bats are dra4ed 10
q fashion that prevailed fhfes years
nEn There s. q slight brim that rolls
~ fhe side 500 tho cr9an ~ mass
~ more or less sklllfuiiy arranged veil
vet mounting higher and higher one
comforting fact sbout these neN fafh.
inus T. that they 30 not Gust the sailor
shape, which II peculiarly suited ~ tho
average American face and wbirh aft.
~ nll has = sulaftr-Hs that f. dInirnit
a. equal IN the hat lbat u made to
serve every moment
side use ~ mauYe aud purple 10 me
c0mlng season
Handk erchiefs with a frili ~ white
lace are popular. - arc also lsyen.
der straw pink. blue and nile green
handkerchief Round corners are seen
az well ~ square Val lace corners are
smart Pure white haudkcrchirfs are
seen with n band ~ cotton net above
hem with a plated fran ~ the net
edging tho hem Tho lightly uuicd
handkerchief Hre certainly enjoying
fevor. NJ well NJ fine handkerchief lu
pure white with schllnped edge and
cernrrs ~ eyelrt work Al emhruid
cry u lght IN effect. SECOND mourning
hnndkerohlefS have . frui ~ violet net
on white center Fust mourning
have black hens aud clustered cords
Another style hns a black not Or ace
frlil On white center Clusters ~
short hars "a black above che bern look
wen, nnd there l. always the palm
black hem ~ various widths
Heels of woincns shoes nfe 20 re
higher than they have been before
This VIII give the effect ~ shorter
dresses even than fashion hss do
creed This decision nf shoe design
cra applies pnly 20 enc higher grade "
shoes fof drcssy wear
a hem ~ tullc Ia used on some even.
/ ing frocks Of tnneu FOR Young girls.
T The skirts arr exceedingly short aud
fan. and the tuilo hem extends about
Two Inches below the tAHcia
ANNA MAY.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-12

Indications from Paris point 90 r.
side use ~ mauye aud purple 10 'hc
coming season
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-12

4 hem ~ tullc ia used on some even.
ing frocks Of tanea FOR Young g'rls.
The skirts are exceedingly short aud
fan. and The tulio hem extends about
Two Inches below the taHcts
ANNA MAY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-12

Heels ~ woincns shoes are 90 ne
higher than They have been before
This VIII give the effect ~ shorter
dresses even than fashion hsa de-.
creed This decision nf shoe design
crs applies only 10 enc higher grade "
shoes for drcssy wear
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-14
THE BULGARIAN SIDE.

According to dispatches, the officials
of the Bulgarian government have an
nounced that the bid of the allies was
not sufficient to induce them to take
their sides in the war. So, with the
Teutons in the gambling they slipped
over the necessary requisites to bring
Bulgaria in on the side of the central
powers.
Whatever may be said of past blund-
ers of German diplomacy they have
coupled gold with force and brought
many leaning powers to their way of
thinking. Bulgaria has sold her future
% terms of dollars.
The Hohenzollerns are repre-
scented on almost every throne in Eu-
rope. They have inter-married and by
virtue of blood relation hold an upper
hand in the wavering empires. This
far-sighted diplomacy surpasses in its
power and wise moves on the part of
their opponents.
The whole system of European gov
eminent is rotten. This statement, of
course, is the outgrowth of our repub-
lican form of government.
Where royalty conspires In bringing
about the death of their subjects, it is
nothing less than high-handed murder.
The life of the Crown Prince of Aus
tria is no dearer to the people than the
life of the humblest peasant slain on
the battlefields of Europe. Human life
is held dear and high by every normal
person, and it should not be in the
power of corrupting crown-heads to
doom their people with violent death.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-14
PREDICTS 4 COLD
WAVE HIT soon

GRIFFIN, Ca, Oct. 14.-Prof Albert
L. Snider, local weather prophet OF
note, prophesied that cold wave will
strike Georgia Thursday night or Fri
day morning. He declares that the
mercury will fall below the freezing
point, and that killing frost may be
looked for Friday.
He also says that sweeping snow
storm will wrap this state in blanket
of white on Christmas day, and that the
present winter will be the most Sc
we're Georgia has had for many year.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-14

The southern people are specializing
in cotton, which is risky thing to do
ly always a collapse to follow. The
game of futures is a gamblers chance,
and where one man wins fortune
there are hundreds who lose, and often
ruin goes with the losing.-Sanders-
vile Georgian.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-14

Kaiser Bill has confused us about
the war situation. We think he prom
ised peace in October, 1914, and again
said that the dove would hover over
Europe in the autumn of 1915. Just
little side comment seems to say that
the Kaiser hit the dove with one of the
AZ heavy weight guns.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-14
IMPORTANT CH ANGE In
SCHEDULE ON CENTRAL
OF GEORGIA RAILWAY


On and after Monday, October 18th
the Seminole Limited, sOuthbOund, will
be scheduled to leave Americas al
/ :15 a. M, instead of 1916 a. m. Semin-
ole Limited, nOrtbbOund, will be
scheduled TO leave Americas at 3 :45
a.nl., instead of 8 :42 q. m.
Train No. 5, for Columbus, will be
scheduled to leave Americas at $500
p. M, arriving at Columbus 5:25 p. M,
instead of leaving Americas at 3:45
p. m. J.E. HIGHT0WER, Agent.
14-15-16
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MONEY LOANED-ShoNid you need
any money, call to see me. am pre-
pared to secure money now at 81 Der
cent interest, on improved farm lands
Loans promptly made. R. L. May
NARD. Americas. Ga. SLIT
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1t is unfortunate that football claim
ed another victim in the person of a
young lad in the Decatur High School.
But, after all death has no choice in
the games and walks of life.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-14

A special adding machine has been
detailed to add up the number of coun-
tries in the war, and how many are
expected to join before the conflict is
over.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-14

We hope our prohibitionists friends
will help along the temperance move
fent down this way. Our heart is in
the good work and we want to see sue
cess. However, abuse and vilification
will not stop man from drinking. Try
a little loving kindness on him.-Da-
rien Gazette
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-14

An Atlanta woman wants divorce
because her husband serves her only
the necks and drumsticks of chickens
at meals. A direct result of a childless
union. Where there are kids in q
family they get these parts.-Savan-
nah Press.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-14

And, Mister Weather Man: You are
the finest fellow we ever saw, but to
tell the truth slip us word if it is nee
essary to secure" an overcoat.