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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
spEcLNL MISSIONARY SERVICE

Dillsburg, Pa, Feb. 1S.-On Sum
day morning the Sunday school of St
PauIs Lutheran Church. will hold Il
foreign missionary service for which
special program of addresses, reci-
tations and music is being prepared
under the direction of Superintendent
NJ. Clarence Thumma-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
COURT PRISONER DIES
Wouldn't Sign Deed and Was i'm Jail
Seven Years
.SbecidI to the Telegraph

Scranton, Pa, Feb. is. - James
Cannon, who served seven years in
Jail for contempt of court. and for
whom a special act of Legislature was
passed to enable him to. get his free
dom and keep his vow not to obey a
mandate of Judge i. w. Gunster. died
yesterday. aged so years.
Cannon refused to sign a deed as
directed by the court, and was COM
mitted for contempt in 1894. In 1901
an act was passed allowing the sheriff
TO sign the deed and Cannon was
freed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18

play purposes of any kind during tn >
Child's Welfare Conference to be he'll
in this city during the latter part Oh
March. An effort is now being made
to arrange an exhibit of the work for
the care of feeble-minded youngsters,
according to Secretary John Yates of
the Associated Aids Society.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
p. o. s. OF A. CONVENTION
SPECIAL to tie Teicgrabh

Mt. Union, Pa, Feb. Is. P1ars
are being made for the district p q
). of A. convention to be held in tbe
odd Fellows Hall here next weeIr
pected. VIC ca
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
OBER-LoNG NEEDING

Penn. Pa. Feb. 1S.-Miss Lizzie E
Long, of Penn, was married yesterday
to Norman Ober, of near Lititz, by the
Rev. George b. Raezer. pastor of the
LititZ Reformed Church.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
BOWMAN OFFERS ROOMS
FOR WELFARE EXHIBIT

Bowman and Company has offered
its spacious exhibition room for dis
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-23
Merchants Transfer Go.

S~ronspprtieren unb MufiteHen Don
.Gafes~ unb idperer Mai6irerie eine
Spe5ialitdt. Gbholen. gerienoefl GnIoes
nabren etc. Office 510-5l4 OoioIold
ctr. 8eibe Sci. 35e-
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teilt. Die a~ufregung mufs, aIs Der
gauernitano anfdnglib iiber @rpor=
ten gliiflibe @rfoIge batte.
0os genllbtiein, nit oen Srdgern
elmer 10 boben uno folgenihmeren
Sad)e in nGberem Gerbdltuis 81 ite-
BEN, perlieb ser eigenen Eerionlif)-
felt groBereu @ert. @aIpurg, oas
heitere &inb, mtroe ernit; lie err
nartete Die Vadri6ten Don orolt-
sen nit Der gleihen l~ln9eoiilo. per
folgte oie frie9eriiden &organge nit
Dem gleifen Gifer mie ser glte. I'm
Den Iangen 3intcrabenoen IaBen So.
fer uno Sodter beim SaIalidt elm
amber q%egeniiber uno @aIpurq, oie
Glboqen aufgeitiitt, hurht nit ge.
Iponnter Wfiene nuf @ottliebs o6en-
teuerIihe YIGne sur 8ertreibung
Der Oeitereid)er, Blame, Die Der SSr.
baIioe Gag fir Gag olsbriitete uno
abenos 8alpurg gum beiten eab.
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Die er1en Tu(pen.

Die eriten Sulpen foaen i'm Sabre
1866 aus Ser Tiirtei mad 8Dbmen
aefommen fem; mad Ronrab 9esner
tpurben fe 1859 In Mugsburg dig
@artenblumen sespeen. Die Sirfen
tparen iiberbaupt eroBe 8lumenfreuns
Be. 8ittor Sebn erpdbnt, boB Moz
bameo ". Die @artenranuntel sur
aieblinssblume setpdblt bate, bic er
in allen Jormen aus ben proptnaen
feines lpeiten Reides berbeiidaffen
lieB, nm fe in ben @drten feiner
!9ouptftabt ansupflansen. @ud Der
tiirtif9e Glieber unb bic orientdIif4e
9po5intbe puroen burd Die Siirfen
nad 9eutfdlanb sebradt, aus oeren
9eimatlano ferner ote Raitanie
Ttammt. Set einissn Sabren 1T bas
S,ntereIe fir 8lumsn mad tiirfif9em
@ef9mad pieber Iebenbig ge%tporoen.
Die 9aienfld6en Der pldBe unb Stras
ben namentli9 Der 9auptituot erbiel>
ten bur6 8!umenbeete einen befonbez
rem Sdmud, unb bic farbenfreubtgen
&inber bes Mprgenlanoes bdtten ben
Oeutf9en f9on oamals fugen t0nnen,
bab iis Elm ssmsinfamer @ef9mad nit
ben 8~etpobnern bss Osmonenreides
berbinbet.
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Wefdb1fts<& nlenber
Mapninas mmD 3elte.

Wamp Gent & Amnrns 60. @n. Sr-
reusen, @ieentnmer. allie unlere @oaren
baben bodies @epidt uno WtaB, palleno
fir @tonborbs @rDBen. 215 Ape. =.
SeIebhon @rodett 3658.
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WfuttulDS.

gud biefes ainb bot Rofenpansen
uno better la9t fein frif9er Muno.
GpG tut Elm 1ebnenbes gerlangen,
Gid oft in feinem 4uee funb.
Gs fudt, a1s oh ihm etpos fsbls,
OILS LATTE Elm @erban9nis fdtper,
saoG, unbepubt auf ieiner @eele:
.Dos ainb bat feline Mutter mebr."
On ibrem Sars bat es sefeHen
Mit 8lumen fpielenb, fi4 sefreut
1lnb I6on bic Sote balo pergehen;
Das Qeben bat tbr Bib aerftreut.
Nur, tpen11 bos Sinh I'M S9laf gebore
gen
@teut {e Elm Sroum perfldrt ibm bar.
limb frpb eraahlt es bann om Wtor@
gen:
Dab feine Mutter Bel ibm por."
gu ormes Rinb, es f9ldgt Die Stunoe,
Oa ou bein unsliid sana berteblt
limb an Der oufeeriK'nen Wunbe
@erbluteno fat gu 9runoe sebit.
Damn fibIft bu, bob in beinem 2eben
0ie anerf9Dnfts StensIeer.
uno tief ma9t bid bas Wort erbeben:
.sS9 babe feline Mutter mebr."
Sod naben emit bic triiben Gage.
Damn trDfe ibr @ebGdtnis bid,
sic bat seflebt, bob obne &lage
Die 3eit Ser 3inbbeit Dir perftrid.
OILS oeine Mutter bid perlahen
Nobm iie aud nit fi4 oeinen Sdmer5;
Denn, fOnntsit bu i'm fdon erfaHsn.
.3erbro6en mar bein fleines 9era.
rnb anes tommt NIT parmem Sriebe
gntgeeen Dir, an jeoem Ort.
Das 1T Der 9eimgesans'n men 2iebe
sic fpirf! fir bid Bel anbern fort.
Nie fou Elm rauhss Wort bid fdreden
sic f6tpebt, Elm Gneel, I'm bi9 her
Mno fliiftert, Mitleib Dir gu peden:
rDas Rinb bat teine Mutter mebr.A
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nlanoelformiaen 9(uaen

Die manoeIformiaen Augen oes
N}aDdeus mirben groB uno leud)te=
ten, uro toafiibne Niinide. beim Be
freiungsnerf mit3utnn uno ben
Panbesberrn ppmogIih eigenbonoig
in feline Reiiocn8 5uriif5uhihren,
lpurben in ihr mad. Ser @eihihts-
lnterriht er/&loiterfrouen NOR ma
Zig @aIpurg nuBte nifts BON Der
Sungfran BON Orleans. 8ieGeihf
niiroe tie cine 5peite Seanne bIrc
~1etpor0en fem, menn lie niht bel
aqar aiimmernis einen 10 iiberous.
.9eInnoen Sdlof gebobt unb lpenr
iic lire Srduine i'm @oloe mo auf
freiem Teloe ausgeiponneu h1tte-
0o6 ga miibte lie mitten in SET
if0niten Gbantniie bds 2idrt pubeil.
nabreno ser Batter cine YriIe robnI
ooer einen 3ug ans Dem 8ierfrua
tat.
CyortIetuna foIat.)
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AttaAr.
@on o.. Rl

!5eulenb ja9te Der Sturm iber ote
tpeite gbene, fob iiber ben @dnb,
peitfdte flatfhenb bic pfiben unb
Siimpel unb tpirbelte bann talt, nab
unb fdauris Surd ben Balo.
Der aIte Oberif Stetnba4 mar NIT
feinem Regiment ausseritten, ben
Jeinb auf5ufuden. 3alb berf4Dom-
men, tpie perpafden fdimmerten burh
bic Mesenftrabns Die eraien MGntel
Der @orbui. Sn fdarfer Mufmerfz
iomfeit Dor ii9 fpdbeno, rift Oberit
-@teinbah binter ibr Der, feiner braz
ben Sruppe boran.
Nun ponbte sr fd I'm Sdttel uno
REF einem Sragoner. Der fhleurltg
beranritt, gu: n9err 2eufnart Ststn@
Bad moge foeleid gum Germ Sberz
ten fommen."
Gns Der triefenben Hetterf6ar l0fte
F6 bic @eftolt oes gum Rommanban@
tex gefpblenen uno nod ipenigen
MugenbIiten 5iigelte Der blonde, blau7
dusi9e fdlante Offi5ier fein Pferb
our 2infen beg Sberffen.
,Seute liegt Elm fdarfes Reiten in
Der Cuff, Sans" Iaste Der Oberf gu
feinem Sobn; i'd peib ia niht, mo
Die S~eufelsterle fteden, aber ih pit@
tere tie orbentlid. BOB auf. bsuf'
giebt's tpas. 4lfo, man lam ia ME
pifen, tpas gefdiebt - 9uns, fpenn
bu piellei9t - obns mid 5uriidreis
ten ioIteft no ia, ma mub bel
,3eiten an olss benten fAreib
elei9 Ser Mutter. @ir baben es 10
matchmaker perabrebet."
nMber 9oro, tper miro benin sleid
bos f9limmfe b%enfen," la9te Der
junge 2eutnant in feinem fampfes@
frpben Sptimismus, naae fommen mir
NIT beiler 6aut suriid. bu an Der
Spite = bann ippnen mir 5ufammen
Der Wfutter fdreiben."
,@ott erbdlte Dir oieie Sttmmlng,
mein .Sunee = meme Mbnungen iinb
onbere. Sapamm briiber = pflidt
lift pflidt. Sir uns giebt's nur Elm
8orpGrts.~
Cine buntle MaHe bebnte iih Dor
ibnen, Der WaIo, burd ben fe mubs
ten. patrouiIlen lOften fi9 auf furse
8efeble pom Der gruppe Los unb flat
terten Dur9 ben Hebel ~porpdrts. Run
sos bic 9trabe Spifden Den bon NdHe
glibernatn 6Obrenitdmmen bin. I'm
pinfirli6 f6lueen DIE Reiter Elm
fdneQeres Sempo an, Dem Jeinb ent@
.gesen. DEM, bab Der 90 berum fei,
bas fagte manhem BON ibnen basfelbe
@eFiibl, has Der Sberit bate: Der Sag
binq 10 f6fper iber ibnen, Die 3ohe
fparen 70 unrubig, oos 9era par 70
beengt = fpenn nur f6on Der frif6e,
Yr0blide 2ampf bo fpdre.
@eit, melt borne baltic Elm S6ub.
Die nerbieen Tduite eriffen I'M ben
Sdbsl. oie 2tgtl f~traften fi6, jeoer
ein5elne FOB fd i'm Saitel oufredt.
Der alte SberFt Steinbu9 rift an ieis
ner 9ruppe entlang. Sn feinen i9ars
fen Quesn biiBte bos 5euer frober 8ee
nuetuung: Bir boben fie ballet
eud brop! Gin bsfrisbieies Wurmeln
fIog ourd Die 9ruppe.
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rrapsuyrt. 0eieli6aften,
Carter MuIIaIy Transfer Co.,

;somrliensanti9en nn0 Oroidten- Se@
Iorot llnsiehen uRb MDbel : Gageruny.
Ro9oooe : $ransfer. Selephon 123.
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C. n. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works.
SdnbIer in parDpare, Oefen mn
plednpooren. Rrnfttf4e. &lentpner hHo
Oodoeder. 934 ShsGommerce StraBe.
9rnpis 1880.
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O,1 bI,ibff NIT 1einem 2loe bet

ben SGbel - 9rob = morf6!"
&lirrenb flosen Die bIanten alingen
in bic 9Dbe unb Die pferoebnfe bdms
merten Den 9oben Der Walofrabe.
Mebr S9iFe ROTTEN Spif4en ben
Stdmmen bur9 ben Walb.
Die redte @eitenbut mar f6pn i'm
@efe9t. Gepebrfnattern, Sdbeltltr<
rem, Gef6rei -.
Gin Melbereiter fam bran9ez
fprenet: nSnfunterie BON redts, @ei@
tenbut i'm 3ampf; Rittmeiiter BON
Dorner ldBt um 1nterftiBuns bitz,
ten"
Der Setter blutete. Gin Std fab
INN i'm S9enfel.
@9arf tam oos Rommunbo bes
Oberf item: r@alopp!" Die Setefdna~
bron biegt re6ts In ben @alb Elm unb
brauit auF Der s6iieelitraBe bahin, um
bas Sreie gu eeptnnen. 3pei 9roz
goner jasen nit ben Melbungen an
ben 9ererdl 3urud.
Sa = an elmer 8tegung TIT Die
8orbut plDblid mitten In feinolt9er
Snsanterie orinnen unb 5aon iagt
aud bic foleenbe 9aupttruppe maui
boltfam in bie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &os
Tonne binein.
Ds SGbel Der Setter faufen bur6
Die 2uft, S9iiFe fraden rings bura
ben Dalb, Elm heiferes gefdrei sellt
ouf, 5ertretene Menf6en tpdl5en fi4
itDbnenb auf Dem Walbboben, ftiirs
aenoe pferoe fdlasen tptlo I'M fid
unb tpeiter sebt ote niloe Sngb Der
iibrigen.
On ibrer Spite iasen Der ate
Sberit Steinba9 uno fetn Sobn, nit
barten @eii6tern, NIT 5ufammen9e<
preBten 3dbnen, ben Slid itarr Dor
1i9 bingeridtet, ben SGbel auf uni
nieoer fauien laHeno.
5ubriperf fperrt, gum alumpen ee-
baIlt, bic Strabe. @~etpebrfener bri6t
redts unb Iinfs aus Dem MaIb - ba
tommsn aud fdon @9rapnens /.
Die Heiter reiben ibre pferbe 5uS
rid, fe fpGben. mo- fe tn ben Walo
breden f0Hner1 - ntreenbs cine Glide.
,2eutnunt Steinbad, @ttade auf
bic @efhibe!"
Sharf uno ftlar erfdallt bas 2om=
manbo bes Dberften.
Dos 1Itbrige auriid!D
uno pGbrenb fem @obn NIT ben
inter fetnem 8efebI itebenben Rettern
~baponiaet, ben Sob fpeibenben Sc
fdiben entseeen, brduf Die 9aupt>
truppe Elm ~3tpsites Mal bur6 bic feinbs
lid. Rolpnne auf Der Walbtrobe.
Die @ei1ibe fdtDiegen Sherf
Steinbad nit feinen 2euten mar GEE
r.ttet. Mber Riemarb ipubte better
als er, INN ipelden preis 49,. M
Der General lobte ben 9uriidses
febrten, bob bic fharfe Refosnos5iez
rung 70 gut sesliidt lei. Man battle
ben syeinb prbentli9 bemasfiert.
Oberft @teinba6 meloete feline Ser
lutte. gr nannte audi ben Namen ieis
mes @obnes. .@ermibt.1 Gr pubte.
bab' es anbers iein muBte, aber er butz
tie nod feline Melouns barber.
Ra9 stpei Sasen ipuroen bic 2eiden
bes iungen 2entndnts Stetnba4 uno
feiner Reiter nit alien gbren gu @ra>
be g~etrasen. Sberft Steinbad fano
itraff bpr Dem 9iieel, nur tpie elm ners
pDIes 3uden eins's iber fem @efidt.
Mber abenbs fab er ALIEN IN Der
fleinen Oa1fammer, UNI an Die Weut@
ter su fdreiben. Da padte es Jpn nit
oler Madt unb mari Jpn nieber, bdb
er nit einem erimmisen @ufi4lu95en
Die Jeber pesfdleuoerte: n9errsott.
ipie Iou ids ibr nur fdreiben, baB
ibr Gin3ieer ni9t mebr it'll"
Damn raffte er fid aber pieber
auf, taufte nit fefter 9anb Die Jeoer
in bic 9intenflaide uno f6rieb nit
fioren, oeutli9en 3iisen: runier Sans
Fat gldn5enb feline Mttade in Den SOB
geritten. Der 9err fei feiner braben
aeiterTeele %snabts!"
ne cr6cn Tnfuou
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II EIGHTEEN T

Mos beheutet ,Sbe Gisbteen"? Sds
bette aotel fir bus penisite @elb III Gun
gntouio. 3immer 50,. Nusge5elnnsie
MobIaeiten 25c. Niebri9e Spe5lalraten
Der ISOLDE. SAD frei. grodett 62II. Sn
reutroIer Qoae. 302 SibsIlnmo StraBe.
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HOTEL ALAMO

1925 @iamo Glasa --hibid moblierte
eeine 3iamer. 5@E, 75e ~ per Soe,
90. so nm ouimurte per @pd9e. GUNNER
nit 2 Getten $500 per @o1e. aites
Selephon @Iodett Obs
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g ..eatsr serat@ Teeb" unb nSa-
ter Gag Mscsb" maht bic 3ennen legsn
unb rentobel. Seu unb @etreioe 2np>
nerSW ebi3in. SateT Seeb Gp. 42O San=
Wpres Sir. Eel. Grofett 1888
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6sis mnS Anble.

@ir baIten Die bette asble ur0 Dos
bette 8rennboI5. 9robiert m1s. Viase
Wspb & GDaI 60. @rpdetf 6053. Nsnes
Eel. 1911.
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someu uub WeAuaelfutter.

areS statiel, 319 Oil : Commerce
ctr Sen, @etreioe, Gartenz nrlo 8eiolue
men. gefifaelfntter- S~ntubaturen.
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Mne Gprirn pun Druid : Arbeifen,
mic Slider, ,Jplbers", griefbpgen nns
1unprrfs, 3arten, Girruinre, Ginlnouns
een uim., in Sentff unb Gnglttd], neu
nusscflbrt. WiIfpn & Shmes'
NJ a n n Printing 60, 206 Tabnrro Sir-
gel. Grpfeff 1894
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Irinft sNeb Suan" aaffee, lei.
ues beli5i6ien @eidmafs nnS ieiner
ausgeseidjneten EnaIitGt uegen.
Rcinbarb & Co., frabnierte 9affee.
M0lfer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-17
WISE FARMING FUR
BOIL WEEvIL FIGHT

The new era of farming is dawning
as it relates to the combat with the
boil weevil which the farmers are
making Of much interest in this sec
ton is the following article from the
Perry Home Journal, which refers to
a brother Of Lieut. John r. Bragg, Of
Americas:
W, F. Bragg one of the foremost
and most successful farmers of this
section, is getting ready for the arri-
val of the boil weeyil which is expected
20 appear in this section this year in
time to do damage to the cotton crop
this summer and fall.
Mr.. Bragg passed through the Cit
Monday with thirty-two head of cattle
that he purchased in the neighborhool
Of Chester and was taking to his farm
ten miles west of the city, where he eX
poets to have them in fine condition for
slaughter by next winter. He says
that he has 100 acres in Bermuda grass
and will have pasturage of 100 acres
that is now planted in oats, and will
Plant velvet beans and other crops TO
fatten the cattle.
Mr.. Bragg is running six plows for
wages this year and will plant only 70
acres to cotton and the bala1.1e in food
crops. Mr.. Bragg also pays special
attention to raising hogs.
We don't hesitate to say that we
think this is a good way to prepare
for the arrival of the cotton boil wee
vii and commend the example of Mr.
Bragg to other farmers-Hawkinsv
Dispatch and News.
Mr. Bragg's farm is one of the best
farms in Houston county, on the line
separating this county from Pulaski.
The reason Mr.. Bragg's farm is one
o. the best is because he treats it
right and lives up to his profession.
He is one of the best farmers in the
county, practically progressive.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-17
DRINK HOT WATER
IF YOU DESIRE A.
ROSY COMPLEXION
Says we can't help but look
better and feel better
after an inside bath.

To look ones best and feel ones
best is to enjoy an inside bath each
morning to flush from the system the
previous days waste, sour fermenta-
items and poisonous toxins before it is
absorbed into the blood. Just as coa!,
when it burns, leaves behind certain
amount of ashes, so the food and drink
taken each day leaves in the alimen-
tary organs a certain amount of indi-
gestible material, which if not elimin-
ated, form toxins and poisons which
ere then sucked into the blood through
the very ducts which are intended to
suck in only nourishment to sustain
the body
If you want to see the glow of
healthy bloom in your cheeks, to see
your skin get clearer and clearer, you
are told to drink every morning upon
arising, a glass of hot water kith a
teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in
it, which is harmless means of wash
ings the waste material and toxins
from the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels, thus cleansing, sweetening and
purifying the entire alimentary tract
before putting more food into the
stomach.
Men and women with sallow skins,
liver spots. pimples or pailid COM
pIeXions, also those who wake up with
coated tongue, bad taste, nasty
breath, others who are bothered with
headaches, bilious spells, acid stomach
or constipation should begin this phos-
lhated hot water drinking and are as
srred of very pronounced results in
one Or two weeks.
A quarter pound of limestone phos
plate costs very little at the drug store
but is sufficient to demonstrate that
just as soap and hot water cleanses,
pUrifies and fEeshens the skin on the
outside, so hot water and limestone
phosphate act on the inside organs.
We must always consider that internal
sanitation is vastly more important
than outside cleanliness, because the
skin pores do not absorb impurities in
to the blood, while the bowel pores
do.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-17
BOWLING RACE
IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, D. c., March IT,
The National Capital is bowling mad
Nothing else is being talked in this
city but the coming A. B. c. Tourna-
ment. Clark Griffith, Walter Johnson
( Company are down at Charlottes-
Vile training and no one seems to
know it. President Wilson and Villa,
Carranze, ct al, are having some diff
ferences. but these too, are subordin
ated to the keen interest Washington is
taking in the big bowling classic. En-
tries are coming in thick and fast. Six
teen modern alleys are in the course OF
construction The vast floor space
where the tourney is to be held is be-
ing turned into a mammoth carnival
auditorium. Banks, business houses,
mills, factories, bowling Ieagues-all
are entering teams, and when the
ftral figures are compiled and the prize
list totaled, one of the richest purses
yer hung up for bowling competition
will be found. This is Washington's
first National Tournament, and they
are entering into it heart and soul.
When the vast crowd of visitors strikes
this fair city starting April 3rd, they
will find royal welcome waiting them
Entries close in the tournament Sat
u! day, March 25th.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-17
MISS ELBERTA TO
SMILE SWEETEST

ATLANTA, Ca, March 17.-With the
biggest spring cold waves here and
gene, the Georgia fruit crop is safe
ard Miss Elberta will be smiling lus
cious smile soon, according to reports
which come from all sections of the
state.
A few pink blossoms peeped out a
little sooner than they should have,
but they retired discretely when the
tyind began to blow and now there is
10 reason, it is stated by the experts,
who the peach crop this year shouldn't
be peach sure enough
Northern Georgia has been suffering
for couple of days from fifty-mmile
sale that brought freezing weather
with it, but not long enough or severe
enough to affect either fruit or garden
truck already planted
With the exception of a possible
shortage in the watermelon crop, due
entirely, it is stated, to the fact that
not SO many were planted this year,
! it looks like the summer of 1916 will
be bounteous and plentiful one for
agricultural Georgia.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-17
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
OF Mrs. ChappeIl, Of Five Years
Standing, Relieved by Cardui.

MI. Airy, N. C.-Mrs. Sarah M. Chap
pell of this town, says: 81 suffered foI
live years with womanly troubles, also
stomach troubles, and my punishment
was more than any one could tell.
! tried most every kind of medicine
but none did me any good.
read one day about Cardui, the wo-
mans tonic, and | decided to try it.
had not taken but about six bottles until
! was almost cured. 1t did me more
good than all The other medicines had
tried, put together.
My friends began asking ME why
looked SO well, and | told them about
Cardui. Several are now taking it."
DO you, lady reader, suffer from any
OF the ailments due to womanIy trouble,
such as headache, backache, Sideache,
sleeplessness, and that everlastingly tired
teeling2
If so, let us urge you TO give Cardui a
trial. We feel confident ii will help YOU
Just as ii has million other women in
The past half century.
Begin taking Carfui to-day. You
won't regret it. All druggists.
W'rIfs to. Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Ladies
Adylsory Dept. Chatano ,ga, Tenr-, for .Sssesa,
hEsfrHeffeHE on your case I'd 64-pase book, Home
treatment i7r women In PLAIN wrapper. NC. I24
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-17
SheriHs sale.
GEORGIA-Sumter COUNTY.

GEORGIA-Sumter County.
Will be sold before the Court House
door in Americas, Ca, on the first
Tuesday in April, 1916, between the
legal hours of sale, to the highest
bidder for cash, lot of land No. 239 in
the 26th District of Sumter County,
Georgia, known as the Kirven planta-
ton, containing 2O2 IL acres. Said
land levied upon as the property of
VIM. NJ. Andrews to satisfy an execu-
ton issued from the City Court of
Americas in favor of ]. E. D. Shipp,
Guardian of Mrs. Kate Sheldon VS..
VIM. NJ. Andrews. Sale had at the
risk of L. Smith. This March Sth,
1916.
W9-4t LUCIUS HARVEY,
Sheriff Sumter County, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-17
Doings of The Market
Rubber Prices.

Boots and Shoes ..... OF
Mixed Auto Tires ............4 1-2c
Solid Tires .................. .03
BICYCLE Tires ................1 1-2c
Mixed Inner Tubes ...............09 c
Mixed Auto Feelings ...............06
Mixed White Scr T .06
White Wringers ......,.........05
Mixed Red Scrap -. ......O4 lie
Mixed Black Scrap ..O1
Mating and Packing $50, 100 lie
Garden Hose ................0 100 1-2c
Cotton Fire Hose ................O 1
Large Hose ..................O 100 lac
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-17
Mail Orders will receive
Prompt Attention
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For County School Superintendent

To the Citizens of Webster County:
l hereby announce myself for re
election to the office of County School,
Superintendent of Webster county
subject to the action of the Democratic
primary of March 25th.
If elected l shall continue to dis,
charge the duties of the office as tbs
law directs; looking at all times tc
the best interests of the children anC
schools of the county.
l solicit your aid and support ant
will appreciate the same Very truly
yours J. F. SOUTER.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-17
Keep Faith With YOursel..

Success II life means keeping ons'a
faith with oneself and with ones
friends, 1t means being content to
travel along the path OF righteousness
In spite Of the fact that worldly good
and ease DO not lie along that path
Most OF all 1t means ito ne honest, TO
be kind, to earn d little and to aperd
q little less" sud II take Joy IN the
world and to spread happiness and ioy
70 all lear Yon