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2,4oo, 900 PRISONERS.

BERLIN, Jan. 4.-The armies Of
the central empires have taken about
100000 prisoners since the Begin
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Energetic steps.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Hurrying
back from his honeymoon, President
Wilson took prompt anu energetic
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POWDER PUFFs WIN OUT
AGAIN IN TENTH FRAME
Second Victory in Row Tor HopeweIl
by Squirt in Extra
Inning.
TARHEEI.S HAVE NEW PITCHER
Spade Bnries Hopes OF Goobers i'm
rAKHEELs HAVE NEW PITCHER
Spade Bnrics Hopes OF Goobers i'm
Final Game Of Series at Rocky
Mount Builders Fall BEFORE
Hard Blows OF Truckers

NORFOLK. Va MAY Honeywell
""n another ten-iuniu2 contest from
Norfolk this afternoon. 10 !. making
- t"o ont OF thrc. for the puns. The
inc flourish OF yesterday, hut thev put
= single tally across in their half Of
nc tenth that was enough 10 win. The
th"lf hnf, but were unable 10 shove
th"in amy further, and the pair ticd
"n"h McMah"n famed for the third
~ hc!! nc crew at his mercy, allow
ms ONLY thr"" hi;s He Was tribe
"un, nus contributing 10 NOrtolk'S
ohiE taty. SuinIners's error a sacri.
NC; i"" nit hatt"rs and a base on
nai!s forced ,he only Tar runner over
tho pan
Sprinrmnn pitched well. IN, wav.r-
ing support ~ critical moments told
ine tai" Russell won has own game
nE Slhfiine In IN" tenth. after Albus
had doubled and advanced on a sac,i-
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two triples and a double. did any hit
ting for the locals. The score:

Totals....as 5 p % Totals. "a II q IL ]
'Battcd for Sheehan in seventh.
tBatted for Nabors I'm ninth
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RITTER LOSES TO BUDS

BALTIMORE. May Baltimore de-
feated Rochester In tho opening game
Of the series here to-day. = TO !. Joe
sherman practically won mis- own game
in the NTH. when he singled and drove
Crane home with the tying run. and
then scored himself q littlc later or
Ba,es,s sacrifice ny. Although nick-d
for eleven safctcs sherman managed
was little damage Ritter. on the other
hand, was hit hard. Jimmy Ritter.
third Sach&r for tn" locals faced his
brother for the first time and WIN.
Bill retired him on strikes in the FIRST
attempt. he came back in the sixth and
era ckeG out q double. The score.
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rio HMOSD.

summary: Two-hase hits-Trout.
Reynolds, TruesinIc. Thrrr-bn,e
htfs-Th"mp>on. ArraEon. Sacrifice
hit-Eib-l. stolen bnscs-Hendr,y
clemens. Thompson, Hlnck Me-
pcrmotf. ArrhGon. Double plays
Kelly To blackburn: NcDermott 10
Nircher Ia Ethel. NBHsrs on balls
on Manning. =; Oft Jarmnn. g Hat
ter hit-by Manning ,Hendry,I.
Ntruch out-hy Manning, &; by jar
man. !. Left on bHses-TOronto. 10,
Richmond. :. Time OF Rnme.-one
hour and fry-Gve mIuutes TIM
pires-1inrt and keenan,.
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couoled with the ability Of the Pirates
to fathom hdamss delivery, this nfter
noon enabled the Portsmouth Pirates
10 make !: the best two out Of three
from tho Shipbuildcrs. The score was
to 5.
THE game was exciting, and on SOW
cral occasions the locals had chances
to win. The battingof Crisi and Wal
tcrs and the fielding Of Walters. Crist
and the entire Pirate inncld were the
Traikhill. formerly with the South
Atlantic League. joined the Builders
to-day. He worked In the last four
innings Of tho game and should moi
have been scored on. The score
Portsmouth. Newport News.
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iris SPEAKER DEFEATS
CHAMPS WITH HIS HITS
Rcd SoX Suffer Through Energy OF
OLD Terminate Now With
Indians.
TIGERS HAVE EASY TT
Again Philadelphia Falls Before be-
troit-Nationals Blank Brownies.
White SoN Hang Up Second
Straight at Expense of Yankees.

BOSTON. May lo.-Tris Speaker
played thr role in the defeat OF his old
teammates by Cleveland this afternoon.
6 10 .. Iris scored three runs, drove
out two hits and gathered In five flies
one n sensational catch of Ruth's long
drive. Morton was effective through
out, limiting tho Sox to six scattered
hits. The score:
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secured from Columbia. in the South
Atlantic Via the purchase route. was
master Of ceremonies on making his
debut in this circuit. and he presented
the Tarhcels with their one victory OF
tho series over Petersburg.
The inai count was Ia .. and
though the visitOrs kept up their SON
rational fielding. Pitcher Graham
slipped IN his effectiveness, and he was
hit Timely ny the locals. Talbot hit
.enunl Ihc
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BOSTON WON SUGGEST

CHICAGO. May Io.-Boston won
long -drawn-out game from the Cubs
In the ninth. Scaton took Naughn's
place on the mound and was hit for
q double by EvEs. a single by Col
Inns and homer by Without. three
runs resulting, In the Cubs half VIII
liams hit h&ncr with Flack on the
bases. but the side was retired without
further scoring. The scnre:
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Totals. az 70 II / Totals. 81 IL q Is /.

.Battcd for Tra'khin in ninth
E sswp"r' Sews.::.:: .5 a.?
Summary Runs-Moorr. King C,untn
Candy. Fox. Reynolds. Eldridgc. Crist "a,
Cobb. Smith. Stolen hasns-Sniith. Moor,
Sacrifice hits-Wrattcn. Moore. Parker. Two
base hits--Cuoto (2). Moore. Parker. Rcrr.
oids Crist Rases on balls-on Adams ]:
OF rraikhli. .: OF Eidridge. 3 Struck ont
by Adams. ?: by Traikhiil, .; by Eldridre
Left on bascs--Newport News !: Ports
mouth, z. wild pitch-Eidridso. Pitching
summary: Oft Adams, s runs aud . hits in
6 Innings. Time. c:o3 Umpire. Kennedy.
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NEW YORK WINS SECOND
STRAIGHT FROM PIRATES
Giants Bat Babe Adams Out Of Boz
In First Inning and Easily
Win.
DODGERS SHUT CINCY OFT
Pfeffer Pitches Brooklyn to Victory
Over Reds-Cards Hang Defeat on
League Champs = Boston Wins
Frec-Hitting Contest.

PITTSBURGH. May 1o.-The Pitts
burgh Pirates again fell before the
excellent pitching OF Anderson. ex.
Federal Lacquer, who let the iocnis
down with three hits. Their one run
came through an infeld hit that An
dcrson lost in the sun. and wild
pitch. The Giants knocked Adams out
OF the box In the first inning when a
single, a double. two triples and two
sacrifice lies produced two runs on
nine pitched balls. The score:
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WHERE. TIL

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit nj Philadelphia.
-. Louis nj Washington.
Cleveland at boston.
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GRlFFMEN BLANK BROWNS

WASHINGTON. May I0.-St Louis
was shut out by Washington, / to Q,
to- day in u pitchers battle between
l'ochling and Plank. Washington's run
came in the seventh when Milan was
passed, took second on an infeld out.
and scored on Shank's single to left.
The
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- H"DIh"iE' Nnns -Si!nm0ns. Albu, Whitfield
W. pa" MT ,Alhus Sacrlcc" h:,-Euss~i
S,,o,'n hm<"' -st"inhtern"r. Sirnmonr SIC
E,'H"' Npfp"ih. Double Hhr,gsli 10
Morp'ih to Wel"h"r Bas.s on halI,-nr
hhs'"sl ., OF Springman, Len on h,.n.
'i"i'""it = N"rfoiE, {. III, ny pitcher
N"'S"Il. Alexander, Eumrnnr,J S;rn.,,
GUY ~" Russell g. ry Spr.nErnan I Tim,
h'"iN 'mr1rcS, Hughts and Warner
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Totals - IA - o Totais33 6 - Is
'Ihticd for Schultk IN scvcnth

Scor" by innings: J.
tr"ok'yn .........,.....l II a l.,
'-ltl'iNnhl ..-...........n y " " o ~ q o.
summary: Runs-Mycrs. Daueert. Stnng~i.
ois'n. Two base hi's-Hyers Sea!. S;cnSel.
Three-<as: hits-Stengci. Wingu. Sacr!ace
ht.Mowrcy. H!t by pi'chcr-by Schultz
tMccnrthyl. Struck out-by Pfch.r. &;
hy schultz. {. by DALE. J. Base. or balls
or ffcncr, ); of Schultz 5: off raIn |
stolen hascs--iierzog. Olson Myers. Dau-
bert. Pfencr Groh. Cutshaw. Mccarthy
liatrl .on. Time. III
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REDS FALL BEFORE PREFER

CINCINNATI. May l0.-Pfeffcr shut
winning the first game Of the series.
4 TO 0. Pfcfer did not allow more
IMAM one nit to an inning. and Brook
Ign ran wild on the bases The scorn.
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'HNIIIF, n. MUtnN, 4.
three games schPduled.)
STANDING or CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Macon nj Augusta.
AlbnnH nj Jacksonville.
MnniG omrry mt Charleston.
Columbus nj Columbia.
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South Atlantic League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RF.NUT.TN YESTERDAY.
Columbus. o; Augusta, Iflrst rumc)
oiumbu>. =: Augusta I tsccond camel
Charleston. ;; Albnny, ttir.i game 10
innings.
Albany. 5: Charleston, o tsccond game,
innings, agreement.
Jacksonville, x: Macon, a.
tOnly three games acPduled.)
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American Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Kansas City, .; Columbus, 3.
Toledo. .: Milwaukee, 5.
Minneapolis. I3: IndiannpoIis. o
Louisville, Is: ~. Paul. ~.
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STANDING OF cLuns.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York at rittsburgh.
brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chirugo.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
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summary: Runs-Burps. Robertson Kaur
Merkic. Nckcchnis. Roush. Anderson. Hinch.
nan. Threo-base hits-Robertson. Kovn
Doyle rwo-bsso hits-Nerkle. Rartden
burns. Fletcher. Bases balls-ofr Amber.
son. !: OF Cooper. 2; on Jacohs. !. Struck
out-by Anderson, ;: by Cooper l. wild
ptch-oy Anderson. ]. Hite-ofr Adams 4
In 20 inning; OF Cooper. 6 In 4 Ia Inninr,.
on Jacobs , In innings. Hit 10y pitcher
by Cooper. f.tnderson). Cmpires Khan
and Einslc. Tine. l:n.
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Sunday Excursions to Norfolk and
the Senshore via the Norfolk and West
crn Railway begin next Sunday, May
18th. and run every Sunday from now
on, during the summer
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YANKEES AGAIN DEFEATED

NEW YORK. May 10.-New York
played poor baseball here to-day. Chi
caso winning their second straight
from the Yankees. to 2. Heating
was poorly supported, especially by
Alexander, who made three errors. The
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Washington ............0 q IL
ST. Louis. ..............0 90
summary: Run-Milan. Bases bal!s-o:f
BochlinI. ,: of Plank. z. IIits--on Plank 2
IN innings. Struck out-by Boehling. 4: by
Plark. Sacrihc" hit-Millcr. Stolen bases
-Shanks. Milan. Pratt. Double play--Shanks
to Henry. EMPIRES. Evans and Hildebrand.
Time
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Chicago
Totals. 20 727ls j Totals. 81 5.2s II

To'aIs.. 20 q Is TOtRls. ...32 5s26 II 3
- Collins out: hit by batted ball.
Scor" by innings: r.
Chicago .........,.......e o 2o1o o o o--5
Now York ..............0 2 o o o.
Summary: Runa-Fesch Ca. ]. Colline
Fnnrnicr go. Gedcon. Pipp. Bases on balls
or kcatin9. 2. Struck out-by Russell, 3;
ny Heating. Home runs-Fournier. Three
Saso hl'-i'ipp. Two-base hits--Fslsch, Ma
GO" Sacrifice hits--.I. Collins t2), T.. Col
ms. McMuilin. Stolen bascs-Fournier, Nc
~, scha'k wild pitch-Russcil. Hit
" Pi'cncr-by keatlng, l (Weaver). UNI
pircs. Dinecn and Nallin.. Time. | 40.
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Southern Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Atlanta: Il: Chattanooga, =.
New Orleans. >; Little Rock, 5.
H,a,n,,i,i'' r,n,ilhshhm, 3.
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston. ~: Chicago, 10.
st Louis. o: Philadelphia g.
Brooklyn. s; Cincinnati. o.
New York, .; Pittsburgh, l
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TIGERS WIN FROM MACKMEN

PHILADELPHIA. May 1o.-Detroit
aga n had m easy time defeating Phila-
de!phia. to 3. Only Strunk, who got
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How They Stand This Morning
North Carolina League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
WINSTON salem. !: Greensboro, 3,
tfiurluttc. >: Durham. =.
Raleigh. y; Ashpyillc. q.
STANDING or CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
mt \ shcville.
Charlotte at Winston Salem.
DiIrlnm ut Rulric a..
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Virginia League

kESCI.TS YESTERDAY.
Portsmouth. !; Newport News, s.
!iopeWrI ?: Norfolk. ! TO inDings).
fhcky Mount, o; Petersburg, =.
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NEW PITCHER WINS GAMES

ROCK MOUNT. " =. May 10
h"ut tn-rhS,S game. Spade. this
recently acquired ninger OF the chamns
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PIRATES WIN BY ERRORS

NEWPORT NEWS VA. May 10
ErIorn ana slow work IN the outfeld,
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Petersburg

Scnr" by !nnings. n
p.trrrluig .............0 q J..2
Rocky Mount. ..........l 9 60
Summary. Runs-Irfn,ch"r. pnh, Edwards
~. Gray f2,. Eirr. Talbot. Earned runs
rciorrburg. I: ROCKY Mount. s. Left on
bases ret"rHturR. 8: Rocky Mount. z StpIon
Dhres-Sprnc-T. Allen. EiGel. Sacrifice hit
fa'naI"'. Two base hlts-lrmschcr. Berger
Gray. EiWa rds 'rhrec-base hit--E'.ci. Home
run Talbot struck out--by GrahnnI. ]: by
Hpade. 8 Bases on baiis-on Graham. ?;
OF Spad., lit by pitchcr-by Graham.
! iHCcslihndJ: by Spade. thIcnD. Tmc
80. Umpire, Eosana Attendance. 79l
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
ashinrton, I: ~ Louis. q.
Chicago. ): New York. ..
Detroit. 2; Philadelphia, 3.
Cleveland G; Dusfnn ,
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STANDING OF CLUBS

Toledo at Milwaukee,
columbus nj Kansas City.
o Louisville at ST. Paul
'ohiS three games scheduled
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STANDING OF CLUH

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Nashville at Birmingham
Chattanooga AT Atlanta
comfy two game, .rhcduled.)
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International League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
3: Toronto. :.
.: Rochester. l..
tOnly two games sclieduled)
STANDING OF CLUB

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Toronto 1t Richmond.
Montreal at Providence.
Rochester nj Bait imore.
Buffalu mt Newark
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Totals. 80 10 81 10 Totals....33 % is
.niiifL f.Ir In, MIR 1,

Eos,om ..................I o 0 o o-2
Sumrlar: 'tuns-Grancy. Th-ner, Speaker
O.. Wamsganss Hooper. Ruth. Two-Lase
hiis-o Neil -: Janvrn. rhrce-basc hit
Hooper. Sacriiic" hits-Morton. Turner.
Douhi" play-iiowatd TO wsmbsEanas to
Gamhil. Bases on balis-ofr M"rton. I: on
krlh. :? StIs:ck out--by Morton. 4: ~
Run u'npir.s. Ovens and -onno.iy.
Tin. l.i3
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STANDING OF CLIiRs

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Port smUuth Itt Norfolk.
Rocky Mount at Newport News.
Petersburg at HOpeweil.
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Totals....T 2 II II Totals 30 So IL
-Battcd for Flank in eighth.
iBattcd fer Miller in eighth.
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Totals....3s ID n II 0 TotaIs....ao s17ni
sBattcd for Rariden in ninth.
tRatted for Cooper In NTH.
Score by innings:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28
IRISH OUT OF WORK WITH
NATIVES FEARING CLASH

LONDON, Aug. 2S.-Hundreds of
lrishmen, young and old, are walking
the streets of many English towns be-
cause they have been refused employ
.ment on harvest work, in quest of
which they crossed the Irish sea. The
English laborers have barred the Irish
ard the English farmers refuse places
to them, for fear of getting into diff
culties with native labor
The whole trouble is said to be due
to the fact that while English labor in
the army is in Ireland receiving one
shilling a day as government pay the
Irish laborers-excluded from provis,
ions of the military service act-takc
their places in England at six and
seven shillings a day.
In Lincolnshire and other import
ant farming counties on the east coast
the situation is said to have grown
serious. There is no denying that la
Dor is needed to harvest the crops, but
the farmers are unable to employ the
Irish. They have been told that a rup-
ture will result which will leave
them without any labor at all. The
difficulty is said to be increased by
the shopkeepers in the villages who
decline to sell them food
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MacDERMOTT
AS TWO BROTHERS

How it is possible for screen star
to appear in 1000 feet of film when
the length of it is but 5000 feet win
be demonstrated when a novel photo
play production made by Vitagraph,
under the direction of Chas Brabin, is
given to the public. The star in this
picture will be MacDermatt, and the
role he plays is a double one that
keeps this talented artist in view OF
the spectator throughout five reels as
the lead in the story and for an addi-
tional two reels where he is the
heavy" and appears in the same
scenes with himself as the other char
acter.
In fact, this film will be master
piece of double exposure photography
such as is seldom attempted. A most
unusual plot calls for this difficult
work. MacDermott as brother OF
himself, is constantly foil for him
self. OF course he has to play both
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28
HIGH CHINESE OFFICIAL
KILLED BY INTERNAL MACHINE

HANKOW, China, Aug. 2S.-Major-
General Shen, director of the Hanyang
powder works, and four Of his assist
ants were blown to pieces recently by
an explosion of an Internal machine.
A mysterious box was sent to General
Wang, at Wuchang. The general was
suspicious of it's appearance, and for
Warded it to the powder works for it's
examination. He has many political
enemies, and was afraid some of them
were trying to kill him. Upon the ar.
rival of the box at the powder works,
the director and his assistants made
an examination of it with fatal re-
suits. The directors Office was com.
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ATLANTA IS WORKING ON
THE OPIUM DENs NOW

ATLANTA, Ca, Augh 2S.-Agents OF
tie United States internal revenue de-
partment working in conjunction with
plain clothes men of the Atlanta police
department have inaugurated sys-
tematic probe of Chinese laundries anu
Chinese chop suey restaurants in this
city for the purpose of putting opium
tc rout.
In raid on Chinese laundry this
morning the officers found a complete
outfit for the little pills that produce
oblivion and the celestial proprietor of
the "washee- washee" establishment
was taken into custody.
Wherever opium is found, the own
ers of the places will be vigorously
prosecuted under the federal anti
narcotic law.
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WHEAT PRICES DROPPED
ON EXCHANGE AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Aug. 28.--Wheat prices
dropped eight and half cents bushel
as a result of Rumanias war declara-
ton today. The drop was sudden and
the increased chances of the big rail-
way strike occurring increased selling
materially.
The wheat market closed today with
some options quoted as much as II lac
a bushel under the previous close.
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KryptOk Invisible BifOcal glasses.
Bell, The JeweIer.

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G. C. Webb and Harris Council have
returned from pleasant visit to New
York city, and other cities north. They
were gone for about ten days and en-
ioyed their visit very much.
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E. j. Stokes, of Buena Vista, ac-
companied by his daughter, Mrs. Davis
Bragg, of Fitzgerald, who has been
visiting him in Buena Vista, were the
guests of Mrs. w H. Sanborn, on Eel,
der street Sunday. They left in the
afternoon for Fitzgerald, where Mr..
Stokes will spend several days with
his daughter, Mrs Bragg.
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w H. Davenport, travelling out of
Lexington, KY, selling flour, with head
quarters in Macon, was visitor in
Americas Monday. Mr.. Davenport is
well known here, Americas being his
former home.
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24-tf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28

MISS SALLIE JOHNSON will re-
open her music school, Sept. 4th, at
her apartments with Mrs. ]. w. High
tower, 226 South Lee street. Phone
376 for registration. 22-6t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28

Lady Audley's Secret" is a wonder
full photo play featuring Theda Bara at
TIE Opera House tonight 2S-1t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28

pletely demolished. One wall was
completely bown out, and all the occu-
pants of the room were turned into
small pieces.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28

The Citizens of Leslie, DE Soto and
Cobb offer the sum Of $3.50 as a reward
for the discovery of the dead body of
Walter H. Wade. Apply at Bank OF
Leslie. 24-6t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28

J. F. Souter, was in Americas Mon.
day, going to Oglethorpe to attend city
court, which is in session there this
week. George Y. Harrell accompanied
Tim He will look after the interests
Of his candidacy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28

j. A. Hartzog returned home Mon
day afternoon, after short visit to
relatives in Malvern. Ala.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28

Buy the large sizes of JONES
BALsAM OF BENZOIN when your
horses are troubled with scratches
thrush, CALLED shoulders, swellings and
flesh wounds. Sold on the money-back
plan. Ask your dealer for it. If
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28

Misses Nina and Emmie Whitman, Of
Richland, are the guests of Miss julie
Compton.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28

Miss julie Compton has returned
from visit to Richland and Cuthbert.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28

Mrs. W. W. Hooks, accompanied by
her daughters. Misses Ellen and Flor
ence were visitors in Americas Mon
day.