davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-30

to ME zadaj' odemnie pozalowania.
Dopiero teraz szynkarz zobaczy}
re Bfazej znajdowa} sic naprawde
w stanie godnym litosci. Odzfez je
go byla pokryta b1otem, navel
broda i w1osy widocznie utarzane
W bfpcie. Ma twafzy skora by1a W
kilku miejscach obdarta, tax re
'trudno by}o ME wierzye jego s}o-
WON, re zostal napadniety i IRA
bowany.
Szynkarz takze ME powatpie--
wal o tenn, lecz wypytywa} sic B}a
''zeja O, blizsze okolicznosci zbrod-
nj, zaczyna1 BOWEN przypuszczac
re popelniona zosta}a przez Walen
tego.
Opowiadanie pisarza W zupelno-
sci potwierdza}o to przypuszcze--
ME. Napad wykonany zosta} spo-
sobem przez Walentego opowie--
dzianym.
/: Pisarz ME zna1 swojego napast-
nika i ME domySla1 sic bynajmniej
re sic znajduje tax blisko niego.
=, Opowiedzia1, re p~rzyszedfszy do
siebie, zabral sic i pc kr6tkim ma
myslc przyszedf pod kotwice, gdyz
MI ,tutaj by}o najblizej. Spodzie-
wal sic znalezc- tn pomoc, opatrze
ME ran moznosc przenocowania.
- Kochany gospodarzu, - pro-
sill, - zaprowadz mnie do izby 60
Scinnej i daj mi szklanke dobrego
wilma - to mnie wzmocni.
! - Oh! oh! - rzekfszynkarz 80
oszczedny B}azej Pile vino, chloe
zosta1 zrabowanym?.-..... To ME
jest bez kozery.
- Nam z czego zap}acic co sic
bedzie naleza1o, - odpowiedzia}
pisarz,.- ME trzymaj mnie ty4ko
d}uzej IA Jimmie w sieni. Ktlrcze
sic z zimna! Do izby! do izby! .
HIM! to ME podobna, - 3D.
parl gospodarz - dzisiaj mann
tam szczeg6lnych gosci. Sfyszysz
jak Spiewaja, bankietujq i rzuca-
ia rublami.
: Moze mojemi!- zawo1a} Bla
zej, - by1o tych 1otr6w kilku...-.
'zrabowali mi Geese ciezko .zapra-
cowanego mienia. Ha! sprowadze
ma mich policye.. pusc mnie! .
Chcial wyjSc IA ulice, ale 60
'spodarz 60 zatrzyma}.
- Czys oszalal? - rzekf -czy
zapomnialeS, re jestem "a moich
|gosci odpowiedzialnym? Wfadza
opr6cz mich zabralaby mnie, a
kochany Bfazeju mogioby to i ma
ciebie sciagnac nieprzyjemnosci
IZapewne nielatwo by1oby ci udo--
twodnic, zes-przyszedf do tych ru-
: bli uczciwym sposobem. Pisarzy-
\ liza majacy ruble to rzecz ME po-
!spolita. Rozumierz mnie?
Blazej, kt6ry jak wiemy nieczy
sta i zbrodnicza droga przyszed]
do pieniedzy, musia} p~rzyznac stu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-30
(Ciag dalszy.)

OEe
- Teodor Branik? - szepnal,
vice juz ME siedzi W kopalniach
Ia Syberyi?
- Juz cd kilku miesiecy ME -
rzek1 Walenty, - odsiedzia} swo-
je pietnascie lat i jest W drodze
tutaj. Oczekuje 60 codzien i po-:-
wiadam ci, re gdy przybedzie, "a
cznie sic inne zycie. Poza}uja to-
go, re go ME powiesili odrazu, tyl-
ko meczyli przez lat pietnascie. o
Teodor jest przejety niepohamo-
wanna zadza zemsty przeciw cafej
ludzkosci wog6le i przeciw niekt6
rym ludziom w szczeg6lnosci. Ci
ludzie mieszkaja w Warszawie...
HIM! dosyc juz powiedzia}em H..
Niedopowiedzia1 swojej mysli,
gdy do szynkowni juz zamknietej
z powodu p6znej pory, zapukano
gwaltownie. Wszyscy obecni GER
wall sic z miejsc i pochwycili "a
noze, gdyz nieczyste sumienie ka-
za}o i'm obawiac sic niebezpieczen
silva:
Tylko Walenty zdawa1 sic ME
obawiac policyi.Szatanski usmiech
ktory IA wspomnienie fedora
Bramika przebieg1 jego usta, ME
znik1 bynajmniej. Rozkaza} iowa
rzyszom zachowac sic spokojnie, a
: on wyjdzie i zobaczy, kto sic do
bija
- To do mnie nalezy - rzek}
ia to szynkarz, - ia tn jestem 60
spodarzem, Siedz cicho, DO kwita
bedzie z nasza p~rzyjaznia:
Walenty musiaf mice powody,
azeby ME zadzierac sic z gospoda-
rem, DO podda1 sic jego wolf i u.
siad}, a tymczasem szynkarz po--
szedl otworzyc sp6%zni6nemu go
sciowi.
Uczynif to bardzo o%stroznie,
Pierwej wyjrzal przez szybke
znajdujaca sic we drzWiach. do
piero przekonawszy sic, re ME ma
niebezpieczenstwa, otworzy1 i vi
rzawszy PREY swietle twarz wcho.
dzacego: zawo1a1:
- A to co? czy to ty Blazcju?
- 10 ja,>- odpowiedzia} znany
nam pisarz sadowy, - oh! stra'
szne mia1em zdarzenie!
- Moze ciebie gdzie ma tan
each tax posiniaczyli? - pyta]
szynkarz, - ledwie sic ruszasz! {
wy ka4amarzowe dusze macie sla.
be koscie, kt6re pod jednem ude:
rzeniem piesci pekaja: Gdyby mo
ia czaszka byla tax krucha; jal
twoja, to ~bym Gle ~juz teraz daW
no ME w:pl5uiSs;zzc;zal do mego domu.
- Szydziszs sobie, - westchna
pisarz, - szydz sobie. Jezeli jed
max zostaniesz jak ia napadniety
Ia ulicy i nietylko zrabowany ale
jeszcze pobity prawie ma smierc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-30
s5hyyllz5niejj ciezh paIasz kawaleryj-

sSbbJgaA zsniej ciezki pa1asz kawaleryj-
ski.
Teraz chodz, rzekl e.
'chodz j zaczep mnie!
Blaze. cofnal sis. v kat j stall
'n%iieeru , oparty Q sciane, z 9
klein wlep1onym v szynkarza, kt6
y powoli postepowal naprz6d OBJ
m~yslajac plan zaczepki. Nareszcie
ulozyl go sobie DO jak zwyciezlca
rzucil sic ma pisarza j bylby go
,,.bez watpienia przybi} do sciany
gdyby ten ME ME byl odfskoczyl tax
iizrecznie ze odwro6t Mai wolny.
Mog1 sic teraz dostae do drzwi
i m6gl uciec, gdyz byl : rozkk}a--
|dem domu ,obeznany. Ucieczka BY.
1aby mq sic niezawodnie ulda1a, DO
,'szynkarz byl zdumiony zrecznym
ruchem przeciwnika j niewiedzial,
,,co poczac: Ale czyz podobna by8o
uciekae, pozostawiajac W reku
!!szynkarza pieniadze?= B}azej = pc
,zycyi obronnej przejsscd: musia1 W
zaczepna, a re mial bron kr6tsza
byl vice zmuszony staWic wszyst-
ko ma karte i rzucic ia W szynka-
RIA, ably go tym sposobem przebic.
Clos jednak chybil, n6z ME ira
fiji W szynkarza, lecz przelecial
pod jego reka i utkwil W scianie.
B}azej byl zgubiony. Me mial
juz broni i ME m6gl szynkarzowi
stawic oporu.
Szynkarz z chrapliwym krzy--
klein rzucil sic ma niego i cia1 go
W glove.
B}azej zakrwawiony pad4 ma pc
d}oge b}agajac Q 1aske, ale b1aga-
MIA ME wzruszyly mordercy, ow-
SEEN zapala}y go do zadawania
marlborough .cios6w nieszczesli--
wemu. q wsciekfoscia .oprawcy pc
siekal- cia}o swego .dlugoletniego
wsp6lnika i dopiero widzac, re sic
juz wcale nieporusza, odstapil cd
niego.
l. TAX kanalio, szeppaf =
ME bedziesz mi juzz grozil, :nie
bedziesz mi szkodzi}. Powinienem
byl dawno tax toebazpostapicc, ale
'lepiej sic stale, ZEN tego ME zro--
bill. By}bym w6wczas: ma TEN stu
tysiecy rubli ME zyskal.
>smiech chrapliwy wydar1 sic z
piersi mordercy. Wsparty ma. sza-
bli sta} przez chwile. w zamysle--
niu. Nareszcie odrzuci1 bron i
wzial ma, bark cia1o zamordowa<
Fnego.
Jest ma dole dol do gaszenia
wapna, szepna1 idac korytarza
mi fatalnego domu = do tego do
III go wrzuce. Mkt sic tn ME be-
die pyta}, 0 ciebie, kochany B1a-
zeju.
Raj jeszcze rozesmia1 sic NOR
derca, jeszcze chrapliwiej niz
przedtem i wyszed} ma ciasne, ME
regularnego ksztaltu podw6rze.
.Pogon "a zbiegi.em:
Ro~zstalismy sic 2 Halina. .Ka--
minskim W chWili gdy opuszczali
wiezienie j sill niezbyt bezpieczna
droga przez korytarze gmachu
w%ieziennego.
Re spuszczonemi Giovanni, z o.
czyma wlepionemi W ziemie poste--
poWali dalej, a lie razy spotkali:
kogo, Halina drzala, a Kaminskis
dosyc przytomny, blogos}awii
przechodzacego i tyml sposobem.
.ususFa}: Wszelkie budzic sic NIGGA:
ce podejrzenia.
Niezaczepiona przez nikogo ko7.
chaajaca sic para zblizylafsie @do
wyjssciia. w tej.chwU p5o3mhiedzy
dwoma straznikami powsta1a k16t
MIA, a gdy do jej pogodzenia "a
wezwano mniemanych ksiezy, ME-
bezpieczenstwo stale sic groznem.
Halina mafo ME krzyknefa~z pre-
razenia. gdy dozorca .jak juz
wiemy, wskutek ha}asu wybieg1 z
cell mniemanego Kaminskiego, a.
lzeby uciszyc k}6tnie.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
" y DOKToRA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-30
BIZ. mionaoc,hoaddeem @zMregsiiIssnoz1aoW

n q ION or 10 ~ p100 1U1 fnT~7VH0YEG&f0T
nrzadn;o+ - ]; -. .r. q f. ..
-nmnsI;;1em 60. - badz;e IA:
IA o;aL g. ) So mea,
-, n,sa;a na,,;atnos6 a. ~
s 49, - 80 -, "a !
,,,,oh 20 :; g : 81 80 ! :, 30 :; 1r;ao
ncLa !, - 80 - :, :, -''
i - =, -; . g ]ro1n;.1 oho;.
81, - 49, a,,z z9;;Iz; - en-
a. : aas+ann;a Lan;zalLo ro7s,,
:, : sn,o = ouar,,;ona ~ Los g. ie s,,,,
j. n;r7al = doS6 val; nno;l,res
= = IL - :.
maln;e nrz ., = ~ soh;e do mia
70; q +a :, - .zdawacbv s;e moo}o
= nos; ZOO , eL6,zsnv
Odn;ao;o TOGO ,, =, mo; araen +r,r.-.
h n ,., MINT ~ Ria ~; NO.:
dal % szvnkaczo1r; ahv swa c;e.
k lI, zasnokoi}.
Rece. szvnkar ,, zadrza}v. a o..
czv na w;arzch wvstanilv oadach
zatrzvma1 sic W MIN. odv otwo-.
rzv} n,1oilares. nrzekonal sic. -
Ria1ei nie klamal .Uirza} nrzed
soha snora naczka S~1vie5vcb lax ;
NOD nroeu 80; : or,, 16 ~, szo1o
so;hv ono odv . nrzas,11yal y no.
l., n,~.zol;eva1 70 > ro1koeza $40
s+onn;o = o1ehok;o,n ,,ostchn;o
,I;a,o ,ano5+ d. nnn;1oro
>
na1hus o,nno ~ - :oh.
;tn; l
49,
ass
49,
~ onas H.,
~
nghz~s: ~
~ So - ~
1 SaE -.-1-o
szono zano;arza1 10 sa,.,o sahc,va5
do s7ro;o; l;oszon;
R}azei kt6rv to bra7 20 Tart
,zek1 2 S]miechem. -
Mo r6h INC 3; oeooa ~,
odda;.m; moi skarh MECH 90 Soho
wan. Niewiadomo. co sic moze
STAG "a. chwile. Dawail
TAX }atwo to ME n6idz;e
rzok} ma To oosnodarz rzvzn
les sic. les nkrad1 t. nien;adze q
vice zadam no}owv. RobiiiSmv
oddavna 2 SODA interesa. W kt6..
,vch IA sic naraza}em "a ciebie
ME Wide vice nowodu: zebvs ~
tutai ME mia} -narazac sic ola
mnie. Nalezy mi sic piecdziesiat
tysiecy rubli.
= Ho! ho: - zavo}a}a nisarz
cofaiac sic. ME oadai n;edorze
cznoSci ! oddai mi nieniadze, Me
hvna;mn;ei ocbotv odd,waS
no1o,vv w tno;e sznonv D.r,o;
a
A.;
bow, sLono no1,, dn;ou
dohro,uon;o - z,m u1,s+Io
cas- 81 P,azo; nrzo
e.. s,,r
Choo .; aonaz IL
l,.,;, hu,, .oao,, nd;araa+
sn,Iaa o 49, rao
nkarz mrs;s1 ,,n,rzo6 m6;.Lo
,ahav ph:o;7 .a;az
chv;le Przvootni s;e ma sm;erc
Blazei ME m6g1 watpic. ze szvn
karz :grozi mu ma servo. Zna1 jego
chciwosc ] gwattownosc ! zapozno
zaczat zafoWac:@ re sic pred MIN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-30

sIf go Zatem ZnOWu 9 Toxic / OpO-
slick.
szynksrz ME dal sic d1uzej pro
sic. Mic ME mdWiac zaprowadzi]
swego goscia do izby goscinnej j
Eklazal mu czekac az przyjdzie. Pc
powr6ci4 do swoich gosci, ktd
|rzy zajeci piciem ME zwracali ma
,niego uwagi.
Bylo to w1asnie najdogodniej--
|czem ola szynkarza szepna} swo.-
|jej zonie slow >kilka, a nastepnie
Iwyszedf z szynkoWni i z poteznyym
|pekiem kluczy p.ow1r6cil do Blaze
ia.
-Tu ME jestes bezpiecznym -
rzek1, wchodzac do stancyi,- So
tam rzeczywiscie ci, kt6rzy Gle
zrabowali, i jesli masz PREY sobie
wiecej pieniedzy....
= TAX jest, mann PREY sobie sto
:tysiecy rubli.... - odparl Bla-
:zej, = tn ia piersiach jest pugila
res, kt6rego te 1otry ME znalezli.
= Sto tysiecy rubli! - powt6-
rzy1 gospodarz, patrzac pa1aja-
-. s. * g. - : 'sf-.E
Gym wzrokiem ma pisarza, - sto
tysiecy rubli! Powiedzze mi, POGO
lyle pieniedzy nosisz PREY sobie j
wychodzisz z niemi pc nocy?
- Chcia1em opuscic Warszawe,
- rzekf Blazej, - DO pieniedze
DO pieniedze wzia}em z kasy sa--
dowej:
= Glupi kto jest u zlobu, a ME
je, rzek1 szynkarz ME okazu--
JAG najmniejszego zdziwienia, -
chodz B}azeju, o lie silly mole po-
.zwola dopomoge ci do ucieczki.
Chodz re nina, p6jdziemy do me-
go domu podziemnem przejsciem.
Tam W jednym 2 pokoi bedziesz
m6g} zabawic jak .dlugo ci sic spo
doba. Mkt Gle tam z pewnoscia
szukac ME bedzie.
- O! ty jestes moim najlep-
Sym przyjacielem! - rzek} B}a~
zej i w oczach jego b1ysne1o COS
ma ksz+a}tr wdziecznosci = ME "a
pomne ci tel przys1ugi przez Gale
zycje i bede sic stara1 znalezf ci
Wiedniu, dokad udae sic "a
r:erzam, jakis korzystny zaklad
- Dobrze! dobrze! -. o!powie-
dial szynkarz tylko chodzmy,
DO re. plane bestye gotowe mas tn
zwes2yc a wtenczas lichoby wzielo
wszvstkie piekne projekta. Girc--
Popchna1 pisarza pred SODA W
ciasne, ciemne podw6rze. i szed1
z MIN do piwnicy, z kt6rej szed}
znyany nam podziemny korytarz
10 domu szynkarza. w ciagu pol
godziny przyhyli ma, m%iejsce i B}a
zej odetchnawszy powiedziat So
bic, &c jest ccalony.~
- Ocalony!
Jake sic mylil grubo. Wydobyl
sic z jednego niebezpieczenstwa
pc to tylko, azeby popasc W dru-
gle.
Spotka} sic z nieprzyjacielem
daleko straszniejszym niz Walen--
ty, z nieprzyjacielem dybiacym
nietylko IA zycie, lecz i ma krew,
kt6ry nie poprzestawa} ma zrabo-
waniu ofiary, ale postanowi} zam-
knac jej usta ma wieklii. y.
Sto tysiecy. rubli. Przyznanie
sic Blazeja, re. ma PREY sobie TAXA
sume, zabrzmia1o " uszach szynka
RIA, jak najprzyjemniejsza muzy-
ka; ME m6g} sic pozbyc mysli 0
tax wielkiej sumie W skutek te-
go czesto niew4asciwie odpowia--
da4 Ia pytania Blazeja.
Mmo to spelnil wszystkie jego
zyczenia i nadzwyczaj troskliwie
MIN sic zajmowaf. Przyni6sf mu
vino i jad1o, gdyz zapas tego by1
zawsze W tajemniczym domu, wre
szcie usiad1 PREY .swoim gosciu i
jadl i pill wraz z MIN.
Ponuro b~lyszczace jego oczy cia
gle PREY tenn by1y zwr6cone ma
piers pisarza, gdzie wed1ug jego
zapewnienia W p%ugilaresie mia}o
sic znajdowac sto tysecy rubli, i
.jak dixie zwierze by1 got6w W
kazdej chwili rzucic sic ma Blaze
ia.
Powstrzymywa1 sic jednak i nj
: Suffprs When Baseball Bapns?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-30

u DOKTORA.

..I-... = = :. 80. =. $500" 49, :.
Doktor, gallant, do m4odej. pa
pacyentki, badajac pulls:
- Me wien dopraWdy, co jest
mn1iiejsze, czy PAM. raczka, czy
PAM goraczka?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-30
Raspberries Canned in Raspberry

~aIlnSO III naopS0''J
Juice.
4 quarts raspberries, II cup currant
juice or 1 pint currants.
Select 2 quarts Of the best raspber-
RES. Simmer the rest with the cur
r~ant-iuice or currants until soft. Drain
through a Jelly bag. Simmer the whole
fruit in this Juice about five minutes.
Adjust rubbers on sterilfzed jars, fill
with fruit, seal and invert.
i. - Il. --fs ..G
PIurns Canned in Plum Juice.
4 quarts sweet plums, Y pint water.
Select 2 quarts OF the best pluma
and prick each one with a fork q
fruit pricker. Cook the remaining
plums and water together till the pits
separate. Drain through q jelly bag
Adjust rubbsrs Oh clean cans; pac1
with plumsl, gil the can q sgziithinrl 4
inch Of the ton with the Juice, coyIeHr
and steam1 Is mIinllutes. Seal 8 ones
b E.l'IIe So s5aeyi lo1aiqNWsi;
;lKEsee lnnar, alaezege aaieeie tak
nasRgEaya z...l....a,.s
'1l S9asA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-30
RECIPES.

Cherries Canned. in Cherry Juice.
4 quarts cherries, Y pint water.
Pick out, 4Ilquarts Of the. best cher
fies. Simmer the remaining cherries
with the water till they are thorough
" soft (about one-half hour. Drain
through a jelly bag. Return juice to
the kettle, place the remainine cher.
RES in it. Simmer until soft (about
10 m%inutes). Adjust rubbers on ster,
ilized jars, fill with fruit, seal and in
vert.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-12-09
MADE HELPLESS
BY RHEUMATISM
zIRON Did This Kentucky Gentleman More
Good Than ANY Other Medicine.

Eight years ago l was down with
rheumatism, writes NJ ]. Hutcherson,
Of Tomkinsville, KY. 81 was helpless
for three months, unable to even feed
myself Doctors doctored me and got
up, but have had bad health ever since,
with soreness and weakness across my
back and in my arms and legs. final
ly took Ziron, and 1t has done me
more good than any medicine l have
ever taken, and I intend to take more
OF it, for 1t is the best medicine I ever
used. have found 1t Just what it Is
recommended to be, and l am ready to
tell other suffering people that Ziron
helped me, and anxious to speak a
word of praise for It,"
Ziron acts on the blood and has been
found of great value In Rheumatism,
Indigestion, Anemia and General
Weakness. Ziron puts iron into the
blood, and iron is needed by your sys-
tenn to make you strong and healthy.
Ask your druggist about the guaran-
tee on the first bottle.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-12-09
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.

Arrival and departure of passenger
trains, Americas, Ga.
Central OF Georgia Railway.
Trains Arrive.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-12-09
FROST, Lands AND KoHN. .
5 Advertising Representatives in
New York, Chicago and Atlanta.
THE RED FLAG AND THE NEGRO.

Georgia leaders in the movement for
the industrial expansion of the South
in the new era coming after the war
are discussing with interest and cor
Germ the labor situation that will soon
come to pass with the returning Of
thousands of men from the army and
the navy and from short-lived indus
tries that suspended operations when
the armistice was signed. =
b The recent utterances Of American
leaders, declaring they would refuse
e surrender any of the new rights
and new advantages gained by labQ!
IN the war" and would "resist to the
uttermost" any attempt to s90rtee"".
wages or lengthen working hours,
have given rise to widespread appre-
h1nsion as to the condition that will
confront the South in preparing 70
embrace ten great new opportunities
awaiting its development in the new
era.
For this reason the recent prompt
action by soldiers and citizens OF New
York in suppressing the agitation at
tempted by violent so-calIed labor
les ders haunting the red flag OF an
archy has excited the hope That early
EXPRESSION of public sentiment Will
forestall such attempts IN this section
where relations between employer am
employee have always been amicaDle
and friendly.
1t is safe to say that the red flag
waver will get small sympathy in the
South, where the firm establishment
of peace and good order has always
been secure. Should these opponents
of blood and terror come into the
South it is understood that they viii
attempt to exploit the negro. Advance
information to this effect is already
now in the hands of the authorities o.
more than one Southern state. and the
proper steps will be taken at the righ
time to meet any situation they ma!
attempt to precipiate.
1t is further safe to say that South
ern soldiers returning from the ser
vice will be equally as prompt anC
determined to put down anarchy az
were the soldiers and sailors of New
York City. After enduring the stencil
and tumult and high explosives anC
poison gas of the front line trenche:
for 500 a month, the soldier has little
patience with agitators attempting tC
exploit well-paid workers who have
been drawing from So to $12 in peace
and safety at home, while the soldier
fought to safeguard the worker
liberty.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-12-09
PHYSICALLY FIT
AT ANY AGE

1t isn't age. it's careless living that
plfs men down and out" Keep your
internal organs in good condition and
yod will always Sc physically IT.
Watch the kidneys, p E&GEA-
The kidneys re the most overwork-
Il organs in the human body When
they break down under the strain and
the deadly uric acid accumulates and
crystallizes look out! These sharp
crystals tear and scratch the delicate
urinary channels causing excruciating
pain and set up irritations which may
cause premature degeneration and Of
'en do turn into deadly Bright's
Disease
One of the first warnings of slug
rjsh kidney action is pain or stiffness
IN The small of the back, high colored
II scanty urine, loss of appetite, indi-
;estion or rheumatism.
20 not wait until the danger is up
on you. At the first indication of
trouble go after the cause at once. Go
your druggist Immediately. Get a
! trial box of GOLD MEDAL HARLEM
Oil Captules, imorted direct from the
laboratories in Holland, where they
have been in use for over two hundred
years. They will give almost immed-
late relief. If for any cause they
should not, your money will be refund
| ed But be sure to get GOLD MEDAL
None other is genuine. In sealed
boxes, three sizes. adv
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-12-09
THE TIMES-RECORDER,
ESTABLISHED 1879.

Published every afternoon, except
Saturday, every Sunday morning and
as a Weekly every Thursday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-12-09
PUT CREAM IN NOSE g
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Opep Clogged Nos
trils and End Head Colds.

You feel flag in a few moments.
Y nr cold in head or cataTfn will be
gone Your elogged nostriIs will oTen.
The air passages of your heal will
clear and you can breathe freely. No
more dullness, headache; no hawking,
sruffling, mucous discharges or Gly-
ress; no struggling for breath at
night ~'~-,"wrT r az ,....,..
Tell your druggist you want small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply a
little of this fragrant, antiseptic cream
IN your nostrils, let it penetra.e
through every air passage of the head ;
soothe and heal the swollen, infared
mucous membrane, and relief comes
instantly.
It is just what every cold and ca
tarrh sufferer needs. Don't stay stuff
ed-up and miserable. adv
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Subscription Rates. -'"~''-
Daily and Sunday, Six Dollars a
year III advance; sixty-Five Cents a
month. 4f143s atiis III
Weekly $50 Year, payable in
Advance only,
OFFICIAL ORGAN FOR:
City of Americas -
Sumter County
Webster County
Railroad Commission of Georgia For
Third Congressional District
o. 5 Court, Southern District OF
-. Georgia
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JUDGE JOHN c. HART.

All of Georgia was shocf II and
grieved yesterday to read the news
of the tragic death of Judge John {.
Hart, who accidentally shot and Kill
ed himself while hunting in Greene
county near his old hime. Judge Hort
was one of the leading public men u
the state and was held in the highest
esteem by all his fellow citizens. lie
was born in Greene county in 1854,
graduated from the University of
Georgia in 1915, practiced law in
Greene county, and presided ov " The
superior court of the Ocmulgee Cir
cult for many years. In 1902 he be-
came attorney general of Georgia and
served several years, during which
time he collected nearly a million dol
lars in back taxes from the Georgii
railroad Later as state tax cOmm;s-
sioner he contributed a splendi! scr
vice toward the improvement of Geor-
gia's tax system.
He was a gentleman Of tn old
school, an able lawyer, and a man
above reproach. He is survived by his
wife and three sons and two daughters.
Two of his sons are now in France
with the American Expe itiOnaTy
Force.
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SeabOard Air Line.

SeabOard Air Line.
Leave Americas for Savannah and
stations and points east
1881 p. m 1:2O a. M
Leave Americas for Helena and in
termediate points
sails p. m.
Leave Americas for Columbus,
Montgomery and points West
3:0S p. m.
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Your Blood Needs
z ] 40

TABLETS-On account of the great
demand from the public for ZIRON in
tablet form we are now putting it up
in this way. Each 81 bottle contains
10 tablets. Can be sent by parcel
post Chattanooga Drug & Chemical
&C., Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
MANY KILLED
Continued from Page One.)

i. must be counteractcd by dictator
Ship OF the workncn's and soldiers
council. He was speaking against sum
moninS 4 national assembly and against
woman suffrage. because. he said
women arc insuNIcicnuy educated I"Ilt-
ically. They arr frightened NE the
spectre Of Rolshevism. II" told ms
hearers that Leninr's intention was l."
collect gold and food in order TO sup
port the German proletariat inAts struS-
gle against imperialism.
Still more strongly speaking. Fewer
a Journalist and communist. VIII" has re-
turned from Holland. has demanded inc
formation Of communist guards. ana Il
proIc,ariat dictatorship. Germany ne
said, must learn from Russia that IN"
German proletariat was tn" most faith
srI OF all. and how 10 wage T"T"i"-
tionary struggle.
4 DOZEN speakers wcr" participating
in the discussion Everyone speaking
In tho sense of tho majority socialists
from purely democratic standpoint
vas shouted down.
At Bremen. tho EucrScrZcttunS was
conflscated and the cditorship and man