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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27
By Vincent Oswald

3 chslc rrrsck ycE- s--nrk. sseke~ u
1ua-~4 Auz1 Rarasea ne-wruslv.
"'sSv~ want X tak xssA vo-
Tn s1l of rtwsr
-1Es--Art- are there xry guns an.
tsrsrs L. 4
oat a. the f.nes= ssS-shoosers c.as'
tsves rn2ae--A1i IT'S not iaaaed:
iFsi asrazrAs J. along t. &c. soma
sY--z rar1s
n hats tbs. Trrls -acl"- Tod
Ind rssre ts ths As:1ar az sAs t--u-k
rhsrr tasrt say a lozse. r&-aoa<sr
t-ki6e1 rss.e
That. It's lar1ai----a lassa, re1
i-sov'
Gar yrE lasss'r -rU-n1-es -as.
w-sA lUe. IS Tacsz-es q ca3ays-g
rrv+hers vasA Uts-ssrse lay-sats Seated
tA~Haet fis wondering rln3
.(eAs. I'm sDrus la-11. s.aSss- hr sAss
s1ut. aamlfiee l1ac1e Jack nsodt.si.v
Come NJ here o1 the root. ans IF.
shsw yop hav s2a tie you Il 4
sun1lt while va9 rur
T'ts nsEt rnsrrlrsc ther were a. Il
extra e1.ey. because Uncle JACK Aa3
~ e. asvItnwI ~ 1Asxt se-us-,n-ax-s
Arxlnrssr shaut vAich be Aa5 u-1-s<.rA.
Mfls Irsls !nck vxs ocvz.ux--.
Toe faak tss lxrla; 1r.a TIE sitting.
room ant trle1 fo lAssa TIE chairs
fzrzlsy. he Jeff i IL LIE 15s-. xa6.
seating himself II TIE vza3sv = MS
.Krs-r.< pas-1-s- be gKae5 thaEgAs.-
.-9y 2rtS 1ht sig vs- Z. s-,acs BE-
tween TIE hia-is q. Asr. hauseS
sr33erly. re became xvx-s tn.
urr's fare, 51-~c-r =. lertl gTts I
his av-- Wis smiling -1ss lis trau The I
naxr1 q. -lIi SPACE
.uss midway at.ves- .hs rvs
salnc.ls Al hgusas & sigA .s3ec-ars pals 4
v-Es slE-.e5 Il eAsA yard; re; I.
vEE-'i Use: ss- telegraph u1-es 10
rsrs pols ssrnns. sprr4 rrBrs ss-r
rsss,ts- VIII & o1ghls clcs.oes --Is.
NJ tat tns sx-Ak-tx cyIl6 kxng the1-
.ia1nas 81 .hs 1--t Ea3 hx-l then
~; q then s,hck wznorEx z-.;1 1As
alc s-s1cs .s a-y u v'xsA tI-s Be-
igzTes were 2-re- u kl.e--I.s SIDES
}. sbc:t 7tls- :. v-as - these s-llkss
.hxf TIE -nir Ars climbed
Esr. Ihs-s i-y9E sn-rst sors-
h1nr~ ysIss T'od. pr.1rt-g - .
META y1E-lfy AE-zC-ng u ons :. LIZ
-sfes
"'Clt ! 3a-'. Exr: ..It ors-" er-
lL1os5 TIE -zEr. Es De c.- ...- ze- u7tA~ .
=. s.c;. Ins hz--ae1sy cisI7San-e..
--s's aLnar p-lsy ~ tns sE-os "
huucA. -g,s Hs-r-z--.-sr az hs1isre .
lnc5s .ncf's lara. world .1ss 1s z. :
] hb5 Z. c1-l. -lr Z, 8 tine &
trEng -rlhcsa-s.-
FIRE rilrrtes ix:x; A--s E-n.hs, :
rs cxla5 1-ou lie E.cas--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27

Lock. Aszt 2acheii Aisy sAa
peach And s's xlnc. tosr
With tss lers 3ccfee s-or-a IL
roas ss b. hxs seen the rrA- aa j;
Tod waved the pn1lsy frsnTzgaAsztss,,
tsU&re ter. ans faUrAee gseffalay ira
hsr face from the spcs where the re-
pairer Aas smiled ints his
II Amt Eashsa sanschcS dsS7erxss9y
ST her sA-cs; watA beth Aar6s, sc'
size sta. 6aasy sza FAINT Tier. lean
ac o~t az TIE s1.3ew. she rasYrs
nssn-ssnesy.
! Tod Gene So~- 81. ct that. iris
Ins.antr
The~e sas something ~ her srarsc
eres ass1 taas ...2s sornekaw cor peeled
obedience
Tod rrf-vIs-e1 his ierx. e.xnce3 al
ths sheer heset. a-.3 al Au-t gAcAs1's
s.-lste1 face. tAe- host rs axla-ct
Ex1 sell--hehs 5ryzvx-3
AErf EacAel 1rte-es ore BLOOD
cu-6lirc shrek. And covered Asr ssce
viii her Aars6s
4 rnane-s before. theSgA SIC 1iar's
k-ou IT, so-nesa1r ha1 opened the
.-ori-6oor sf The fat arc entered the
rs--ssor. ]; was Uncle Jack. VITA
rim came ire r1snx-.
Nh3t TIE casrs1z was reriste-irgg
the snesx-. WITH Cac5e Jack standing
at TIE ooaf, The sw.ui scream a-els
from A1rs Iachtss rAlad iips
SatA Easz 12Sae1 s1.0 tAe sa.szzr-
ROOM; and. vAsz Arni Eachel 1xreS
- peep iA-rrgt her z-rsrx tAs tv'o
were s-xn3l-lr besides se., While -nG.
AInr9-e uTssaSe tcu-- s-c- ere cs TIE
AIe spikes prsr5dertisay csrgAf "
ths uV-sr ~ Ass r@gtf shoe, wss rti-
4-c n 1Gxr.k .-ssoEgss me 4; I-.o TIE t.
window
Exag ~. KSr" gKsTe1 sss rzs-
ulIn -'ae- be sG--ee II I-ssls JACK \
NAys's ] cA- sAlr-ssy tAs psAs Ae.c-v
as tllst" he crv~e
As tss1et w-iss single -zers=ae-t
l-c4e shek grabbed tie l1rs1; And 4
slammed u TIE sash e tie va15ow
Aeer ST. ns -nE-e5- r. valcs
Velsa IMPRESSED upa- TIE asy sas /.
ascessirr FL z-ss1z-. oAe5se
Csz-wI-3 s-s5 1rx-k-1 .ht sx-1ki-Sc.o7
shat--z7. ~ tai J; c-oyv,a. nexfar
sFsr tie rn2 :. the poss
l. l.a-hs- I-lxtxr. uncie Jack Aa6
--zv- lie l11s txr. Is -sps- walkers.
.xels. 1-- VIII q 6et. -lere-ner.t
lstf5 i firmly t. TIE s.-szr. stesi
a3ot- q TIE Ere escape Thea ].
esre3 Ss 4 he rrss have 5sve3 bead
l-s- Swsr9rg Aroz sa6s T. ss3e-
Ike q ST.; as e;sshes Snsrag trez
v-Esb--11s y . hsssne-Ihs vzs coz
ar hEoi grg, hfa3-SckstT-sr.iE
ls-e tA,s la-iEf s-iSgs-
Es ev- s~r- rlu-d ca the rsrsn- ,
ag IL saass; srf Tos's were 1red.
Epa. Uncae !sek's face
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27

/ fer tAsrs w.s ssmstAiag b - Aias
81 those flashing eyss tAax ns1s Ted
happy. But jsss - he ~ thiAkine
tAsx. be beard ~ sso1&ng e sAs
stcrt sAce-zr1sr. sn4 ~ - H.
rriscned feet es fire.. ~ tnsU oAst
his he1y vas turning sp0e HnA u .
Wild circle n ~ asr-azs~nl me<Ase
sT.iAs vAicA vezt rirp1Agay tAfs~gA
the back ef lis ssckt< seayiag ~ fsIi
ssr enc nsS A<es5ne nc1sal nsa.
l1st ~ ne TaxnAAa cans poonGoAg
5s~z the yard helcv 70 - ~ cf
the rele. Tod fen esnssH ssIssl
a-ozat TIE waist il . eEo ons
c-usAei tAe hrzsA cut cs ~ be1y.
are . secani later urcse Jsek Aad
reaches the Ere9ni with Aia psisA
Man and boy hurrsed unfAin -
fn1 Arrt Rachel in . hsan ~ -
wan6aw-ssA Bot uacss yaek pe1n-
hi@e caid water in her fscs. Al -
saen came O..
The- U-cse Jack scck g. gusman
cut On the landing. and russ ~
so-astAinr eat sf sAat tAiek, w~s1usA
vasit.
Sct. While he wss fAAnkaAs Nh.
Ar-t RssAs. saSdcaiv rcahs~d sAes
she had Rgas- lost xirAt cf - ~.
First. she glanced cos AZ - v1n1sv;
thea. wsid u-ssA fresh anxsesy. ssArsNd
tA-eUrA ire fat Sut Tod 80 snly
il sAe nez1 resz. end6A<d rr n a.
wxr3rvAe. lis bead ,xnsn~d aesinss
ss-nesAi.g sosf vASck he vas pst1sy
ustA seaas- a1ecfsoz. II v1s vnels
Jacks hsg. fsat sesrArr-a.
Wei. neve-s" gasrei Aunt
Eschel II believe yor trc srs
sctGzIsy i. lcre v.sA each csAer-
-cd CARED u ~ hes l. unsAasAed
szle-re.
Wen. dent yea lsre slz. Amt
Rachel."
WY. res. sf coarse. Szs-sgs I
ao-t worship hirv~
1as, Their -ne9t Jack cane IN. ara
iAey Al went Assk grsc the sitting
-oa-
Wen Rachel s,it Uucls Jack.
Efs a.. ever
Yes tAAnk heaven r. g-ox-e3 Agn'
s.cAes
90 sad Cncie Jack. Il ions
Danr .A1s ne1a TIE dewrtswa
.--As.cezers- I've Aef- r1srAsy src-
essfu. Get west 1T Gear. and MADE
g-sDs 81 ef TIE cxr-Ae Ansiness-
re sEss csssed css. b. uAacA gs.
taF -sHeh y mF cw- Wen have &c
WIG .AsrGs l-.s shape pretty fast
: -are"
A-rt Etchel rsseG At hs- n Acr-or.
II oonS uaSe-xtxat.- ske
hammered
var" said U.cle Jack. Aysrg his
AID CO -o6's hes3- ~yr gol-g to
rs51s tbs problem .. Tc1. - I saia
arsvt-. yos and TIE boz are ros-s
est with re III -aake a. xa<
L-chzAz ot ks= Is ersr vaIfea oa
10 aeTx ani ysaT keep Ac.ss so-
- c. -"
c~"-h =. 49,, s- l--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27

CEA-E1 81 hss Ef-lt dtss sr th,
~ x-lizr -rpnn al tAt rear IL isea,
t1ih-5par fal AErs Earhs. v--a;1
-xpc,y, ht- 4lTr lightly nDTTlTns'ess.st,ts
vfEit Tad fracAe1 o1 sff ahAss bs-
Ed< fss-, Stared hlA1.i r aKrass 1hf
crep ru1 xt snhcs st.Eirx1nr the ;,
nsck vanacvs tran 1ts fats gr The
ns1s s--ee.
:. q. sfsu as -hszrA msein-x a.
WAYS vTris v-'ur,e with fiH @onaafw
Eis rlrlhsr had aiet wshen be yns fue
rsa-s nll. Tys roEis r~Tn-n.s,hr hsr.
anas A. n1 1hess s.x ~sf-~ be Aaa
irrsd s1nrt. be hat 1trr spnr zrs-
ecfer vorKr LA he-- IN 1nr-- be
c4sar Tunasvet NgbElhts [ra1 epsr
uanas Hrt1ls- s1cA natshar.
-Asrs--th1i hAE7eres-n7i1 aFss--
WARDS. i shnmea A. fhuaeA an5ar
lrpel h1rn a0uhit 80 hf vgns hs-
mnss Is hs9gF IS ertl. Ef1l ahs har-
--.lt aaE vshsz paaf aaaar WAS
:,rTourfs h11ns a. s s.--sa,.hss
+ -hIi ss7airl 1is ale hHuas n 1tt
<.rrr-r. Aaw Amt f4uhs- iXa cfuas
- 1zs Il Nav Eask Il slss fat
vtsrx a,sr uuss Val tn is 1lgrtues
ant -srt- hh-s- II. a2nrs ID. Ar.F-
rt1rr
Atix- ~-sis Slsk hnd Nisses Am;
s-srsnt- All Tot rao6-ins. he stf-1s1
srri v'es.. NJ. srs- s5z,rt rna1sg t.Hs
cnns sra-T rnar1t s-0m hw aa r.av
ne -s1i Ant f1r tna5 InI 1fir.rs
y seemed Is s,narf I'ntis shaE Vaa
.hers Duw-Tus1 sS1si1s 1ht v-!rdgv
r,rrsr v-1f hs lina. v-isa5ul smile
sr-Ilrfs 1rsf Tbss fare I'rgis jacks
eyes were sza-I,r -iss dnatrs Esv
he MISSED fir' q cuu-at Lu7.
ssrhs- WIS Ivsu- raae 70 n4n- si1A.y
shs -uxld,.i i1vnvs r-lda-sa1ra
sht hnt frEishet tsr js1lAr 1n5 vas
sl'fiE--le ..E kln
"-nd shs sad n hs. sluv uuif. Z
VIZ ms nf-r far thii : snuulc -np.
rur guEi waa1 TN tt4hne Unrls .uof 4
aanui lt.ls 81. n.Irta.
NJ DaAr 2-s1hrr -a5 ms hunt,.
sessF aisc-nnst ! nssI isil ps l,u-
itir'flasr. Ms X s1 1Vn,-f. has um s
se.n here Tn SIRE rah VIII ns- vnui.r
Ri. ilaflra Spct 7u- az sant3 :
sgts as 1ias asv has EH fnas IS
Eir-ti Aal lis IS tns .-1til wa-1 4
Il prr inE-
aau cir luLrI1s hrv sai; vhn7 j
nr--ns-rt sT uEr aanauas 1o1 aa
nii1ita ttll ts haa Eraatna -8rf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27
Mss -EA-E-rc-

TrT-r 1Htr ic- - <-z- r1sr vs.
-Tza- g. rar tErs -nz- ere = -
Fl. r1r- ss1Eis t1r-
C1xscT--1sz IL. a. 80 e. !
lacr W r=s - r1-r---r az. AZ
r-as
Tsu1r lsfT-E-v lr-s--@z1r 40
g ~ g. ~ Ess - saz--7nraur
--1-s---r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27
Aunt RaChel's Problem

Is 9 rr-isis. vAi,A., for lht sfst ~ rns'
swI tStnrtA rr1s1 he mel Tac ssry
in Wiling t. 1Afe g'na .trers ran,
lus t. Tne from Il1cis sncl F1aas'
iei rss hna- s-nn yea and tel rnl
ss-a e1,y What Is to lie done
4, laur distracted xri Afactiu1r.4
s.Issss-.
aRACEE-"
She vEzsei a1sa- THE lasz wa-as
Tears were tgrInm-rr sra- Toa's eye
lls ant s'a-iar auUz lls ttiea,s
mi i.is eyes v'trt ssllIir.nc ss~art.tg ~
81 hsr. 2nd fs isrss rnuu1t vpa
~ siez a. su--xnder
Als thIf 4fs1er S 7n-ser1..E t-ut
Frrismss.-, Tbt'' inquired Anna
s-aohel saaiciLl,r.
es' To1 -sTliea sipwgr. WITH
ranarr rIn1a-. --vas ! guess It's II
i1-us
'N'ns last Egg,u-~11. ity ruE afaLl
have. sllt Amt 5-Anhtl Tad. re
sstf Tins ias1sr goes af, ASK yau
isglirs Irs Eou sc--y
IN sa-~T vuu'rf sa--r; bus--Arui
: Al; s'r-w hnie1 hlm
AI1i 1nehsl hrivea aeeT AirA
'Ars raE wing sa rs TO Mrs
Eer7ya-at Art ipular4ss ~ hs- Ant
FsitfArf.s
Tss 1ins = Taas muuA g-ev
thinner Et r,-s1-. ia 7tslA
Nfss
err v'.-" sLli Ant 7~ns.hs-.
'.hIi ssrllts = NHw, 11ls The la.-.x.-
ant ma 4 Tnr aes, l. sys5sx a.
t'rt.l-g-ttlrr, ! s.il 1-uE1 raLr
7hs1 he v'a11 4str The 1ass sTs11,sri-
err frs-s fr's Asised su- PASTA ra-a
Yen q find 7sr lns ia ors- 1ts-s
a. riIi tiTrie aesK Z Yau w-E-s Io
ADDRESS Ihf cL-l here. vslu-l.,,s.x,s
Tire rsal
1aharaouslr. Toi Eurnss5ea Il
s.,'lv llre
-'nI- Intls snai. : Llr- rs slAa ~
t7f fns'hs. ltif.izs ha1-s VIII . ear
nhi Il hs- T9cf "a s-f7vrnr-.t l,s SEQ
a mt Faur Irs Ii gitikl turs suv.
Ak nnat- set "a tlu shes III Z
raas AL 20 mt d EaG IL IN
t.-ss I -sv lhIi nsli f;4 IA.
ouit 11ii tttt = LII ,Zhsr VIZ. Ina; 8
'ts 1'-ai l,ar Ira ssLIs lL rsBs.
nlit ilm I'irt sn}s m ha~1 La.
rt-F TIRE ,nt-is- v-at -, sr,ss z
'ra@- sa,~T-ac 4 sfni.iit En.1
rfnw
"-'c- SLL5.ET
" stnsft v'eL-r 1ars &c tur-
.aeflf AsfH-a urls srttis -s~sr :
$500 Afar aht nat r.lnrst r1iatrr Z
'-nuri ste r-n7ress 4 rpar ifs
sst. f-ata-iu .rr sr shoriat snnns
-tt' te,--i's v'rw ;, ns1ter
9ss .ttg nsi--lerf rms is 3
aa l7lils rH1 ias she sila 8.
rrre. ff hs, tunr-,lr
HE SIS tars a l.k -a51I 2.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27
Where Chinese Riualed Romans

: srsze1a q rs@e wc-f Is shortly 10
- -rf-ocucs,s vAseh i & thonss, ~
s- .toz,A sA- Chiaess a2ho-e-k = AXE
fee1e- tr;s-ess 4 tnsir wock All
nr5ter-4Hy s1rs -aAnr ikcuarzs D.
cnzlars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27

E y Tsrfrr- cafrs--- Ala r--.-s-
~ = r7Duu = NsF C.1-.-s-1 ---cur .
r1s-lf F-ilsr E-1c-fsr Ts-EIs ne s.ssFz !
Hrs- CEec ! --srf cet.-~-r - rssst -
u-14 1u1se EtTs -<i-ef AFs F-ffTs
H. -ssr-rs -'aELli- s--azE1 - E1c-3r-s
ant fslHacs- AZ r<Lsrs ts1rf1-t.
-f,-z- -r.z-E rz-E So 3nr-2 Er.
-rr=.1as @-1t rrETrts--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27

DIR oesF -ru- s-'sr-s 4sss rslie-as
tr 1sl-r CGstE-sr-. CO Ysss cssssi
kr co-s--Ss.so- -s,.sret sr cafss-sri
Owl Drag Sicrs -2s oKr-s- Ftxrrasc,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27

-. d. = .tAt4~A+aS @l[-ti.<t-
JACK
s'hf-ssN siJi Amt lnchs-, oetx-.
rIinst - rsilf ~ laasi u-s ,,a.-.
: i.ola TOE ts v'all3 ss ssrs-s- NJ.
llrs Win. As strE As W. ss--ls TIT.
Tod a-scs ~ RI"
At 3e-gA Lns1s .ack cx-ls. ~.
roupH--laa IT s1lL- --,grs.-.-.r .----E
AE-s- ygr rat'" lEuc:nss -nsls
Jack v-an -as h-'eEiaess greetings
wsrs sre-, ~ra-Es YoE-st.t usss--. a:
Izpn.E -tI1 1-u--k II. IA"
5F -rrss4-.,.' rEsy,a3 r'as. 5,sc,xarl
aaAr. q
su-s' L-u-'. -a- .ar Ins urar
s-sr1rt - -Lfs ta---lrs IL. 4. 8 .,ax.
Ls' suFT, VIE LIZ 70 Ak.
1A,sht1"
A-s TIT -aL1r lrs--r :. is. Ear:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27

E71 az E--r z%x-1-s <--s-
Ez1Es CIR c11E1a-l.n Mr.
ia Cz-1z-sz1 A. C.-z.s- r1r--zr-
ant ovi Drug ss-~ Se.geDnnv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27

rDur-rff Nt-nfrEz v-t n.Er1
a-tsr l--t 1ut Sr1 Ft-1 lsatsrz
sEs t--=fsHs ir ~ B---st = 9lu-
rsr-lar WI 1s-rsIr ,d.s- S-fs va
--r1.-H5 1-sa- ~ ss.r--irs Ia -
i's-lru w Fsa-f arr t-.t E-sr-s--ressi
- f,t Enlr. ll- va la-er ra-5-1.sst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27

CA-EAzS-- 70 f-lsuE 81 tsae-
r-ns4 Cu-1,sr F1l--1rT L1t Cvs
--r 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27

wwRE wK aa q zN =
Nc--Es o HEN
- wH HEz ENH H1 =
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-08-27
Administrators, Sale.

GEORGIA, Sumter County.
Pursuant to an order granted by the
Hon. John A. Cobb, ordinary of said
county, on the first Monday in April,
1918, will be sold before the court
house door in the city of Americas,
said county and state, on the 3rd day
OF September, the first Tuesday, 1918,
between the legal hours of sale, to the
highest bidder for cash, the following
described land, to-wit:
The whole of lot Of land number one
hundred and sixty-seven (167), con-
tanning two hundred two and one-half
(202 10 acres, more or less; four
az acres in square shape in the
southwest corner of lot number one
hundred and seventy-four (174), all in
the 10th district of Sumter County,
Georgia, and six (6) acres in square
shape in the northeast corner Of lot
number one hundred and sixty-eight
(16S) in the 18th district Of Lee coun-
ty, Georgia; all Of said land lying and
being in one body in said two coun-
ties, containing in aggregate two hun
bred, twelve (212 1-2) and one-half
acres of land, more or less.
This land to be sold as the property
OF the estate of ]. M. Pope, late of
Sumter county, deceased, for the pur-
pose of paying the debts of the estate
ED for distribution among the heirs
Ct said estate. Said land now has a
loan of twenty-four hundred dollars
with one years interest on same, and
the purchaser will have the privilege
Of buying the land subject to the loan.
ana paying the difference in cash, OF
paying all cash and the estate will
pay Oft the loan.
I'hiS June 9Th, 1918.
MRS. A. w. POPE,
]. w. PEEL,
Administrators estate of j. NJ. Pope.
deceased.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-08-27

Mrs. Eliza Sheppard, deceased, will
receive sealed bids before and up to
ten o'clock A. M. of August 31st, 1918,
for the purchase of the lands known
as the South half of lot of land num-
Der 1876 in the 26th district of Sum-
ter county, being about seven and ca
half miles northwest from Americas,
Ga, and about one-half mile south
Of Shiloh church, and being the place
OF, which S. F. Halstead now resides.
Said land to be sold as the property
of the heirs Of said Mrs. Eliza &C. CO
Sheppard, deceased, for the purpose
of division among the said heirs.
The terms of sale will be cash. The
right to reject any and all bids is
hereby reserved. For further infor-
nation address r. L. Maynard or
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Ordinary, Sumter County, Ga
GEORGIA. Sumter County.

GEORGIA, Sumter County
viii be sold before the Court House
door in Americas, Sumter County,
Ga, on the first Tuesday in Septem-
FER 1918, which is the third day Of
September. between the legal hours
OF sale to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described land to~wit:
All of lot Of land No. (169) one hun
dred and sixty nine, South of Dan
Vile Road containing one hundred
and si1ty-six and one quarter I66
la ac"ss Of lsnG except sixty ACES
decided off to Dick Mercer next to
creek said sixty acres measured and
staked of BY D. P. Hold and also
eIghty-three and sixty-two one-hun-
dredths acres of land OF west side Of
lot No. one hundred sixty-eight (l68l
bounded on east by L. G. Council.
Said described land containing one
hundred and etghty-one and eighty
seven one-hundredths acres of land
and lying and being in the twenty
eighth District of Sumter County,
Georgia. Also the west half of lot of
land No. thirty-nine. (39) twenty-five
(25) and five-sixteenths acres of land
in the southeast corner of lot No.
forty-three and three acres of lot No.
thirty-eight, twenty-five and fiye-six-
teenths acres land of lot No. forty
three, also a strip of land thirty-sfx
rods wide of the east side of lots
Nos. forty-one and forty-two running
the uniform width through said two
lots north and south. The above de-
scribed land contains two hundred
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and thirty FIVE and fourteen-six-
teenths acres of land more or less,
all in the twenty eighth District OF
sumter County, Georgia.
Levied on and to be sold as the
property OF H. r. Johnson and 7. M.
Furlow, to satisfy a certain fl ia,
which was issued from the City Court
of Americus, on the End day OF July,
191S, In favor Of the Bank OF Com
marce against the said T. M. Furloy
and H. Fl. Johnson. Tenant In pos
session aid defendants in Fl ia notified
in the terms of the law.
This 1st day OF August, 1918.
LUCIUS HARVEY,
Sheriff Sumter County.
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TWO LIVE ON s12 A MONTH

Came TO Husband, Civil War Veteran,
In Form Of Pensl0n.
w. J. Daniel city humane ofncer OF
Muncie, Ind, in his rounds recently
discovered an aged man and wife, the
former eighty-five years old and the
latter seventy eight, who are living on
an income Of SIP. a month, which
comes to them In the form Of q pen
sion. Out OF this sum they must pay
rent, The man IL a veteran Of the
Civil war. The two said that until
prices of necessaries became so high
they managed TO get along fairly WE'LL
but that now they have much difiieulty
in existing. The humane officer saw
to II that they were provided with coal
and proper clothing and food. They
lave no near relatives.
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Leave to Sell Land.

GEORGIA, Sumter County.
Notice is hereby given that Mrs.
Alice ]. Barrow, Administrative OF
Mrs. c. A. Hand, deceased, has APP
FLIED for leave to sell the real estate
of said deceased, located in said
county and if no objections are fled
leave to sell will be granted at Sep
TENDER term, 1918, of this court.
This August 5th, 1918.
JOHN A. COBB
Ordinary, Sumter County, Ga
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Citation.
deceased.

sumter County.
The return of the appraisers set
ting apart twelve months support to
tue minor children of Lee Allen, ST.
dec eased, having been filed in my Of
fee; All persons concerned are cit
ed to show cause by the End day OF
September, 1918, why said application
Tor twelve months support should
rot be granted. This August 5, 1918
JOHN A. COBB,
oaw-4t Ordinary
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Legal Advertisements
Citation.
GEORGIA, Sumter County.

GEURGIA, Sumter county.
The return of the appraisers set
ting apart twelve months support to
the widow Of A. ]. Roberts, deceas-
ed, having been filed in my office;
ALI persons concerned are cited to
show cause by the End day of Septem-
Der, 1918, why said application for
twelve months support should not be
granted. This August 7th, 1918.
JNO. A. COBB, Ordinary.
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Citation for Letters Of Guardianship.

Citation for Letters OF Guardianship.
GEORGIA, Webster County.
To All Whom It May Concern:
w. e. Jenkins, having applied for
Guardianship Of the property of Hat.
tie Hall and Eula May Hall, minor
children of Wright Hail, late of SAD
county, deceased, notice is given thar
said application will be heard at my
Office, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the frs
Monday in September, next.
This August 5th, 1918.
J. R. STAPLETON,
Ordinary and ex off1cio Clerk c. G
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GEORGIA, Sumter County.
This is to gre notice, that, as the
representative of the heirs at law of
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the undersigned This August 9Th,
1918.
C. C. SHEPPARD,
Attorney in fact,
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LAND

500 acres, miles of R. R., $50 acres
open, so acres rich bottom land, good
5 room house, S room house, two ten
ant houses. running water, rs acres
fenced, running water. only SIS per
acre,
P. B. WILLFORD
Americas, Georgia
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1918-12-05
THE SURGEON GENERALS
MESSAGE

1.-THE end of actual fighting in the
world war will not lessen the ne
cessity for this campaign. Rather, it
will become a greater war emergen-
ey measure than ever. Cessation of
hostilities will center attention on
the return of the victorious Ameri-
can forces. On entering the service
the men became subject to Army and
Navy discipline, which, in the con-
troll of Venereal Diseases within the
ranks, is rigid. Prior to demobili-
sation, the tense fighting morale Of
the forces is bound to relax. The
men will be buoyant In spirit and
eager to celebrate. When mustered
out they will return to those condi-
tions in civilian life which have been
responsible for Venereal Diseases In
the Service. Many Of them will con-
tract It as a result. Unless all cases
of Venereal Disease have proper
treatment during the period of re-
construction, the scourge will reach
alarming proportions. The time
from now on Is the most critical Of
all. Rupert Blue,
Surgeon General.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1918-12-05
LOOK AFTER SPRINK-
LING PLANTS

Raleigh, N. c., Dec. Sin every
part of North Carolina here are man
ufacturing plants that have system
of autocratic sprinkIers installed
for fire protection and with the ad-
vance of real winter weather the
danger of these being put out of
commission by greeting looms large
and Insurance Commissioner James
R. Young, fire marshal for the state,
urges that these sprinklers be thor
oughly safeguarded against freezing
now as an impaired sprinkler sys-
tenn is liability and rot is an asset.
This inspection and precaution
against freezing should include
making sure that the heating plant
is adequate for extremes in wya.h-
er that may be expected; that the
system is in thorough order with
parts and supplies of all sorts at
hand for any repairs that may be-
come necessary; that all drains re
in proper condition and that any
parts Of the system in any way ex,
posed by windows, doors or be wee NJ
the ground and the first floor by
windows, doors or between the
ground and the first floor are amply
boxed in and insulated against freez-
ing.
The Commissioner urges that the
night watchman as well as workers
about the plant generally be in
structed thoroughly as to the use of
all fire apparatus and the purpose
and methods of handling all valves
and connections. He suggests that
fire extinguishers should be recharg-
ed something like once year to
assure their being In perfect order
and they should be insulated against
cold II kept in exposed places.