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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

? nlte ga Groiier
Drills Gompags
ME Y3. ieBt Gom
pognie s Der
121. Yiaihinen.
geDebr A6tbei
lung. fam Mitt-
mod in Der 6rub
in Camp 8rnnt
an llno ibregu5.
l%nuiterung tuur
DC aeitern been
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
8eih1fts . Hntisen.

e1@P Wer @elber gu mdbigen 3inier
leihen modlte. eInen ~uerIdBIichen Rath.
aeher fin Seebs uno Nortgases braucht
oher 8elo nuf CUTE Siberbeit ausleiber
nil. fpenoe lib an @. s. SidiSh
203 9. 4. StraRe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23


tlrrid)t in Sen fremoen Sprofen
ub. Gieie &orlage, meife ouT Yer
anlaiiung oes Nbg, 0ineman, oes
&uriibers oe$ gr3iehunga Au5ldul-
les, in 0eiien @bpeienbeit an Dem
3oae inter Dem 9tomen oc8 Ibg.
0iaiamls eingereidt moroen mar,
mo0te oaen irem0iprohigen Inter
ridt in ~offentlihen Shulen, Tolts'
mie Sofifulen, %Uerbleten.
Oit 80 gu II Stimmen puroe
Damn Die GorlaQe oes 4uSIdulieS filr
Stoatsonqcpgei.leltenl tpelhc non
Dem IusiduB ohne Gmpfehlung eln-
bcriftet moroen mar, cbenials nb8e'
lehut.
Qu3 oieIem NcrTahren Ser I'lem-
bin idbeint berporytgehen, DAB ne be.
abiid)tiqt ale @orlo9en hetreI1S oes
@crbotS fremOiprof,igcn llnterrift@
in oieIer SibunQ o%b5ulebnen. 10 onb
olio Die 4naeleQenbeit iiir oieie Si'
| tunasperiooe to0t lit. 9aS iheint Ter
ner ~un3uoeuten, ooB oie 8egner NIT
ihren mnftpollen Groteitcn Qeqelt
N2id,rdufltna ser 8orodlalidp1lcn
Sieger qeblieben itno.
Die nod i'm Senat lIegenoen Tor-
Ioaen betreffs @crbot ooer GInidlrdn-
funo oe8 fremoiprohigcn Inter
r;Ats hohpt1 oIc Die Riftund aui
cine @arontic iijr 8arohiali6uIcn
o~cnonrnen, 0oB onourf niflt cine
7tantlide Nufiiht ilber oie 9lrhen-
Ihulen begriin0et miro. Gie SenotSs
porloqen licgcn ale III Den Nus
lhiiiien.
araftiae @OrtG oes Aba. @OlGn.
Nohoem Der 2tbg. Warfbam in Ser
Gebotte ou8gefihrt, ooB Die engliIfe
Sprof,e ais llnterrihtsIprafe III NE
liqion ebenio broufbar lei ais ieoe
un0ere Sprad]e, erfl1rte Ser Abg. (.
e. nolan:
I'D bin ececn oieie Iakrcgcl.
Sn6cn Sic irgeHO mcldle Scldliperocn
acaen @iscuniins Scntihe? 6lau6cn
Sic, baf icmanG, neil er in Der bent.
Idlen Spradle unterridtct, tllugnl lit?
0as &olf in @tstoniin NIT bentidlem
Clint in Den Hoern lit geraoe 10 logal
iuic bic Snrger ifpttiidJcr nno trl'
idlcr uuo nubercr Hbfnnft. 0ieIe
Nafrcgcl lit cin InsflnR Der Snlte'
rie. Die &orIage iOlte toot semad)t
mcroen."
Ib. Gorl Qllrtenofer ioatc: vg8
beitebt feline Iothnenoigfeit fir
elm iolfcs 8eiet. Ger Inter
ridt in Ser enqliid,en Sprafc lit
nidt in @i3toniins Sfulen pernodl.
l1IltQt mor0en. I'd Qlaube, c5 mar
Elm GScbler, oicie IngeleQenhelt in Bic
ier Belt nor3ubrinqen."
9bq. SSafob ai1o, NiIlpoufce, CT
flGrte: ~2icie Gorloge lit cine Nus
nohme- MoBre9el Qegen oa5 Golf unb
ioltc to0t Qctuaht mcrocn."
9lbq. Nloeb ioqte inter onocrcm:
..Gicie &orIoQe if Elm ShloQ ms Sc
iift ser @i@coniincr @ep0lferung
oelttlhcr Nbitommmnq Ole lopol 9e-
meIcu 1T
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HOeSChierS

Apetbetc unS @efliiacI . Sueiialitdtcn g.
SnnAluHa.
t9dltnua SaHobemphHer: %tnrr III Re
ldldftt0r I'M m Die Start si foutnlen. 10
btifglicu Sie Nur6 Die %ait. gesdbTfr
touncu sic tucnn SJe irdtcr sur 1toAt
toruueu. 9clH &rtef u5tbis. MIR cine
&oitfurte.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
Snltct oas 1lnaesiefer fort.

@ir hnbcn cbenfnus Nrienute Of 9eno
une Calcium. 8orho Rirtlre. Barrier
@rilrt. Nicotiue, Horcm Bomber. 9inte
SlIphure. 0eleborc min. sum Ncipribeu
uno Seitnubcn. Gicie &~trtilaunasnIits
tel ipcrNen 2buen bcIfen cine grnte 5i
crSiclcu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
Bum &eittn uOn @istonlins
SOlbatfn.

%ln 9tar1en 0e2 llnterau5ihuiIa2
0e5 qerueiniumen 6jnutl5 IusIdui-
Ies Der &~cQialutur Qab Scnator @iI-
finiou am Wpntaq 2lbcnO betannt,
0aB Sic &eQl2lutur 0urdl 5Uci Gor-
loQen eriudlt mer0en iou. ruuo
12,500,000 Go1ora CUR Ncrthelllmg
uatcr Die SoIoaten 3u beEpilliAen.
IuUon iollCu 100000 Collars OH 0jc
Scranton un0 @crmuuoctcn geheu
mn 12,000.0 00 1ouar an Sic init
Gbreu eutloiicncu SoIoatet, Ytotro.
len uno Warlnciolooten @i2coniins.
% cine 9onoolt9gabc nitt per.
faIiuuqamdBjg iciu mitroc. geht Scr
@orid)Iug Oabiu, 100000 Tollars
ourd sic 2e~giaIotur 5u bclpluiQen.
10000 600 Collars abCr 0urh frci-
miuiqc @citrGqe olli5ubrinQcu. Gie
&erpoItuna Ser NngclcQcnhcit iou
in Sen &du0en elmer Nehor0e ljeQrIb
bie it'd, ans Dem @ouperneur, ocr
Carbohydrates un0 Dem &ors
iiter Ser ItaotIjhcn &ertbeioiguuQs.
behoroe 5uiammcnlctt.
Gic t2,000.0O0 Iollor@ inucn or
m0gljhcn, ie0cm SoIoaten fjjr icorn
Yionat, Den er I'M IicnIt Qcitunoeu
hot. ie 10 Collars, minociteu@ leoodl
80 Collars oua}oblcn Tie2 milroe
runo 3 Collars filr ic 1000 GoQor5
iteucrboren Merth i'm 5tuotc ieiu.
Nuf oo9 Gouutu go GroiIc fomu1t
Sic Cuote pom $152,655.51 mcrm
Ser &orihIog nnaclommcu mcrocu
ioute.
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Sersnisunss=8 esweiier.

Siipu. - Sebcn 9ahmittag uno Gbeno
@dnoeIbiIoer.
sume. - (Goroieit..) - Seoen Gag
8anbelbilocr.
60 6ruiie Sbeater. - Seoen YahmtttGg
unb a6eno 8~dnoelbiloer.
Raaieitic. - Seben Rndmlttag uro Abeno
8aubelbiloer.
HeT. - Seoen Rahmittag uu0 Gbeno
8anoeI6iloer.
strnno. - Se6eu Rahmittdg uno abeno
BdHbeIbiloer.
9nfnO. - Seoen Rahmittag uno Gbeno
BdRbeIbiloer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

f~P &enu Sic @elo 5u 5 @rosent
bnben modter, io I~precheu Sic bel mir
Dor. .. s. SoI3. Gontor I'M Iepbura
9eb1roe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
9rabtieniter nnO
SrabttbHren!

Die bette Sorte SenIter. un0
Seronoa . 9rabtieniter uno 0robt-
tbiren, Die in Der StaOt 81 baben
limo, t0nnen Sic bel uns erbuIte1t.
8tr BADEN 0rabtfeniter uno 9rabt-
tbiiren - sic uerlGBlife Sorte -
ilber5ogen NIT Dem beiten Orobtnes,
in allen Stanonro : @roBen, 1tn6
fpenn Sic @eranoa . 0robtfeniter
ipouen, 10 laiien Sic uns fir SSbrem
Seoarf einen aoltennnidlag MAIDEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

Eromincntc" Tancu in Gin.
coin, Sou@.. molten sort Sic TIicacn
oltSrottcn tie f0nucn iih oIio cir
mol cnOIidl niibIjdl mohcu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
Wisconiiner Staats GeieB.
grbnng.
Abg. Npl9i crfldrte, onf eas &olf
&iseonhns NIT oentidIem Slnte in
ben Ioern sera6e 10 lOpal iei, mic
Die id,ottiifer, iriidjer Hn0 iOHiti'
ger Abitammnug.

ie Aiiemblp Der
0lscoiriiner 2e-
gislatur Iebntc
Qm IienstGg
NIT 81 gu 81
Stlmnlen Die
Subltltut &or.
Iage &lnenlall
CUR Gorlage
liter 6en I'm
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
rNUidlIcr's Nan 6ceucr"

brollhcn. 10 LAUREN Sic nidt 0efabr Sic
Gier 81 ucrberbcn.
@craciien Sic ehenfoIIs nitat boB mir
cine QroBe Au4iuabI BON
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
8arten . Samen

hdbtn uno rag mir 9enou Nnaiene ucrs
fontcn fonnen mas onocrslpo u%crtnlft
mirS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
r60idlcr's GA Sleeper"

IT 9%cnii8cnb fir 10 bis - 2ueeno friife
@ier.
8ir bertoufcu e3 G.unrte uno 1Sass
lueiic. Soer meniocr tpenu Sic es min
Iden. &rinQcn Gle 5hrc eigene 6IaIde
unS Iporen Sic fiinf Gents.
0Nrur -ie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
Sic N6itim n,nna.

Stir sic NbIHbnung ser Gr1inol-
pprla9c i%tinunten:
Ole }lba. &%ortirQale, 9oltcr, Be
der, Soc, @rim1toot, 8rin0el, ). 6.
6uniou, Nepctt s. i. Sohnion, VI.
6. &obnion, Serbian, Gan0utidL
@iBncr. aiun, Gleil1, anoppe, 9ll-
bobfi. aurten0fcr. 2arien, &erdc,
@orfclo. Moiiofopsfi, Motbinion,
9foIon, 0'0rien, Clion, Clmen, Sc
Oericn, @ierron. 8IocB, RothcI, Hili-
ing, Hllfo, 5eQ, Sicore@, Smith,
@ebitcr 3orrFs, 9otng-im 0on3cn
80.
Sir Nnnohmc itirnmten:
Die AbQ. 9. %. Nnoerion, @eIt,
Gpunclln, G0mor0S. 6Icther, 6renh,
Gon5, II. NJ. NonIon. 15enIeL Nurf-
BAN, Cafes. Norter, Goughcn. @itt.
tnAhoml MIQinms, @omman - I'M
Qon5cn II.
Nbpcicna mnren o0er Ser Stimms
obaobc cnthieItcn lid 43 Albqeoro.
nctc.
Die Nmneitic = &urlnac.
Ole Niien6Iu hat om Wittpodl sic
Rclolution Gounpt, mcldlc ciucN}erur-
thelllrna ic0cr 8Gpegung fiir Nn1uc,
lite ber nif Sruno ponNrjc1%acicbcn
%crrrtbclIter o0er NngcfIoQter Der.
urthcllt mo cine iolfe pon cincm Ne
'crctonm ser Solodtcn ubhGnQiQ ma.
den mill. oJi 0cu Gid, acIcQt. Ga
lou dcrartct mGroen. bis cine Niicma
bin NorIapl ubcr ocniclbeu 0egCn
'to0o tlnbtrid1tet Miro.
Tic RElolljtIou Gumujnabam fiber
Sic 2cportlrU1 icinoIihcr Yu5ldu-
Der. Sic mgl'n &nonaIjt0t perurthejIt
lpitrorr uu0 mn 8rica3 @glpiuniilh
tlacn mlros obu2 Ioulen&uufruf AM
itnhc'trnmtt Belt uertdat.
E'c 1c'ommttC ebatte 0rchtc lid nm
1ir @rjcQ& @ctpiuHiiidtiacn. sic 0urh
4utcnNcWrut 0c2 Senators Nuber Ser
Ser it Crportirenocu hiu5udc-
'i'3t morcr Ter Sendt hattie 6 nit
- III , Sttmmen uuQencnrueu. IN
9cr 'thr 'hlricu Gebtte nulrNc II. a.
ht33Cpiticn. oob Oouu nuh
@r1l',or ~ocportirt merotn miif
len. oit 'tG nad Sen 9~rIor0nmden
YER 8r'a1@1rocjt+behor0e lciuat hat,
tH. % @;rtit@ icien ans oieieu
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Seaimmt lett
Gicr mc08nlc9en fir zen GpGt6erbit III
@lnter. sic ale tpiiieu ipo5
y60lhler's Gao aeeper"

b~elnirft. @5 lit fem Experiment ionbcrr
enc belriciene Sbdt'ahe oaB oicies Bra
pu!at CUTE Gicr od1t bis 3ebu Mouate
friif er6dlt.
unlerc Yrdpcrnttnn lit cine hodhqraoiz
&C mo 1pc3lc.. 1gdporirte 20Iun1 bon
>oollum Silicptc (~@iienqla5).
Bir ipnrcn rie eriten, sic 0ieies gpittcl
in otcIer @egenb auf Den Nfartt ,6radten,
ndd)ocm Die He9ieruuQ hire Grpertineute
nit oemlelbcn becuhet lno ousielbe ais
on@ bette @icr : @rdleruotionsmitte( i'm
Htdrtt ertIdrt bate. Gin Chart bon
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

e IS lit unucralcidllidI. sd
lit an cIrrem 2rbcrbcidmcrotn uuN
mein @ciiht mar nit brounen 1f1c
den beoedt", idlrcibt Irou = @oloi
non ScottIe, @oib. .9}odNcnf id,
3rpci GIuld,cu Torui'@ @lIutufrdutcr
qcbraud)t hattie. ueridnponocn Sic
TIcfc. 3uiomncu nit mcjacm sc
bcrlciocn, Scit SEN lceteu guri
&nhrcn lit AIpeufrGutcr unicr Sami
licnor5t Qcncicr uno ih fam ia
qen, 0o6 id mic cinc Wcojijn 0ciun.
Den babe, sic 0oiuit pcroljdcn ncr,
ocn founte acin Gou 1T 10 ihlimm
uno fcin 2ci0cn 10 idlpcr Qcturien.
6nb Iorui'@ NIpcufr0ntry njd,: nod
@uteS ocrpirft hate. g. lit uidt
IN Gpothcfeu 5u hobcn. IS lit Elm
IdlIidte@. oItmooiidleS GrGutcrhcil.
mitteI. NEEDLES sen 2cutcu 6ircft &C.
Iicicrt miro. N}an ihreibc an Or.
Setter Tnbrncn e Sons 60. 250t
gSoihinaton @lp6 Gbicoqo. IN.
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s 8.
gmri Mld[cntr in sdlmnlitGten

Suet Ntldllente III Sd1fphllfdIeh.
8caen aooli Geiler un0 Eeter Gnoh,
snei Rilhb1nolcr, Dltroen oli1 Se-
freiben pon Or. 6urItman Serbatt9'
beieblc crloiicn. Ser eritere miro
beihuIoiot, ueroiinntc 9tilh obge'
icbt All boben unO Guan ioa ange.
lid Rohm p~erfouit baben, Der mertl'
DER mic 1870 9uttcrietl enthlelt. SIe
ipcr6en iit nor Hifter 9rlnolep 5I
o~eruntmorten baben.
y. VI. 6. u. Tir sic 0oung go
men's Ghriitiuu AiioctotioIl" be9lnl'f
ON Wpntad cine nreitagiqe Sor1m-
lima. I'M $500 iilr Die @c..rlebSfo'
itru Oes neueu Guortier@ Ser &crcini'
ounQ iibcr &reSge'5 : uno Toe 2aoen
nm Ser Main StrnBc oui5ubrinQen,
Sic Iiiociution, meIfc bcrelt@ ldore
Standardization beiiBt, III pelden'
No0dcn lid untcrholtcn tno nlt9rl'
hen f0nncn, bcobiidtigt Jest nod gum
9eIten ihrcr MitQIicocr uno @eiltd)cr
eincn ioqenonnten oHoof 8oroen"
Cin5urihtcn.
Sradtratcn fir Sohlen. @iScon-
lin 1T nit elmer Grh0hung Der
7rohtruten fiir ApbIcn uon ocn
Goblenoribcn in &ujnoi2 un0 BIT
Diana bebroht. @elcu iolte WfnB-
nohne Ser @unoc5 &jienbohn Ser
tpolttna miro non Scr ituutlideu 81
ien6ahn Gommiiiion 0roteIt erhobelt
ner0en. Gin oQQcmcine5 Ncrh0r
barber fju0ct an %. 0}ni III Waih
inqton itatt. @cnldB Dem Giisnbahn
GomntiiIdr Ncnrp 81. Ir%mmboper
tuilroe Sic norgcihIaQenc G~rh6hnn1
nm 80 4rojcrt proIonuc einc Wtchr-
nuSQube non Wiqioucn non Collars
fir @~isconiins Goniumcnten bc0clts
ten.
Srci Giubridlc in cinerGSaht. Gorr
ncrStoa Norqcn mlr0cn Der Eoli5ei
6rei ginbriife brrihtct. In Nnton
Sohnion'S SnIonu entnnhmen Cir
BREEDER Dem Sab Rcaiitcr 10 Col
lars, aus Trnnf Il. StmoIbe'5
@erfjeua -Shuppcu am TilBc Der
Woin StroBe prrocn 5pei aiiten nit
Shreincr @crfSeuq Qcitohlen u1h
aus Sem @crf1cuQ Shuppen Ser
4orf @ct0ror I'M RiOcriioe Norf
murocn r~eritic0enc Straibcnitliti-
5el ~cntrer0ct. Nut1 IN Stnornm'3
& Troier's 2ooen murhc Elm Gin.
bruh3 Gerith qemnft. Nan
ninlmt an 6o5 I%imntIide 9icbit1hlo
MN oiu utto ocrieIben @on6e beriibt
fnur0c1.
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thousands given up to die
have again become healthy
through C~HIROPRACTIC ADJ
JUSTMENT.
DR.. o. J. OPSTAD,
Majestic Building
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05
ADJUSTMENTS

The New Moon," a Russian Story.
The most stupendous and dramatic
picture of Norma Talmadge's long
list of screen successes will be seen
on Monday at the New Alcazar thea
ter, when Joseph M. Scherck pre-
sents Miss Talmadge in her latest
Select Picture, "The New Ncon4."
A story of Russia-and its men,
women and children-cold Russia
with its people of warm hearts
Russia where inner troubles are con-
tinually brooding and happiness is
hard to find a human story of hu-
man people who love and hate, cry
and laugh-that is the story of "The
New Moon. "
1t is more like beautiful fairy
tale than anything else. 1t is so
vividly true that smacks of unrealism.
A beautiful Russian Princess disguis-
es herself as a peasant girl, while she
seeks protection from the anarchists
who are trying to rule the town.
When the women of the country are
ordered to register so as to be ma
tionalized, she leads them to revolt.
She opens their eyes to the true
meaning of Russian naturalization.
They will become the wives of any
man who wants them. Free love
will govern the country. Marriage
rites will cease to exist. The au-
thorities discover the true character
of the peasant girl who is leading
the women to revolt and attempt to
force her to register. He fiance,
from whom she was separated in her
fight from the castle, has joined the
band of anarchists in the hope of
discovering the whereabouts of his
lost sweetheart. He sees her in the
arms of his leader, who is trying to
force her to register, and believes the
worst. Later, explanations follow,
and like all fairy stories, the good
people are rewarded and the bad ones
punished.
1t is not war picture and there
are no war scenes in it. It is a
charming story of a beautiful Prin-
cess whose heart was with ner peo-
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05
City Marshal Sales
GEORGIA, Sumter County.

CSAAA4bS1 COUNTY,
viii be sold before The courthouse
door on the first Tuesday in Noyem-
Der, 1919. between the legal hours
of sale, for cash, the following de-
scribed property to-wit: One 'ot or
Pa1cel of land situated on the west
Size of Lee street, and bounded,
north by Jordan street or alley, west
by the Estate of Cornelia English.
south by property of Mary Davis,
east by North Lee street, size of
above described property being
57x105 feet, and levied on as the
Estate of Cornelia English to salts
fly certain city tax fl ia issued by
E. J. Eldridge, clerk and treasurer of
the City of Americas, Georgia, in IA
vor of the Mayor and City Council of
Americus against the Estate of Cor
nelia English. Tenant in possession
notified in terms of law.
This the 29th day of September,
1919. c. B. POUNCEY,
City Marshal.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05

basis of three and one-half barrels
of oil to one ton of coal, would aV-
erage approximately IS l2 cents
barrel delivered at Jackskonville or
Tampa.
The Mexican company, under the
terms of the purchase, advances
S1,0OO,OOO to the railroad company,
S25O,000 of which is to be expend-
ed on oil storage tanks at Tampa
and Jackskonville and elsewhere,
and the remaining $75O,000 will be
used in converting 250 engines from
coal-burning patterns to oil burners.
The money is to be repaid during
the life of the contract at the rate
of ten cents per barrel of 1ue4 oil
used.
The Seaboard has been a large
consumer of Alabama coal, practi-
cally all of the fuel used on the lines
in Alabama, Florida and Georgia
having been secured in this district.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05

pie. Timely, thrilling, absorbing, full
of life and action, this tale of Rus
sia will appeal to all classes.
In The New Moon Miss Talmadge
is given an excellent opportunity to
display that remarkable versatility
for which she has become famous.
AS the Russian Princess she is proud
beautiful and gorgeously dressed.
Decked in resplendent Jewels, silks
and velvets, she is truly a w4nd-
rously beautiful member of the roy
house of Russia. :
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05
SEABOARD TO
BECOME OIL
BURNING ROAD

BIRMINGHAM, Oct. 4.-The
Seaboard Air Line railway has con-
tracted with the Mexican Petroleum
company for sufficient oil to cover
.orty per cent of its fuel require
rents for the next FIVE years, accord
ng to announcement of S. L. Yerkes,
{ the Grider Sales agency. of Bir-
rningham.
The basis of the purchase price ac-
"ording to Mr.. Yerkes, is equivalnet.
10 SO a ton for coal, which, on the
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05
73 Soldiers Hurt AS
Truck Is Overturned

JACKSONVILLE, Ala, Oct. 4
(By Associated Press.)-Three men
were probably fatally injured and
seventy others hurt early today when
truck carrying rs workmen IA
Camp Mcclellan turned over on the
road between Jacksonville am An
tniston.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Glover went to
Atlanta Saturday afternoon to spend
few days visiting their son and
daughter, Mrs. E. P. Cox and Earl
Glover, and also to attend the Con-
federate reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Taylor, of Buena
Vista, spent Saturday in the city with
relatives.
Hollis Fort spent Saturday in Co.
lumbus where he went on legal bus
mess.
c. R. McCrory, of Ellaville, was
recent visitor in Americus.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Grant and W.
L. Edwards, of Midway, were Wis
itors in the city recently.
Mrs. R. H. Caldwell and daughter,
of Donaldsonville, spent several hours
in the city yesterday.
I. j. Flanagan, of Columbus, was
a business visitor in the city yester-
day.
w. A. Meadows, of Montgomery,
was a recent visitor in Americus.
K. L. Lyle, of Macon, was in the
city Saturday morning on business.
w. H. Trippe was a Blakely citi-
zen who was in Americas yesterday
on business.
B. B. Brighton, of Thomasville,
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05

Sunday, October 5, is Promotion
Day" in our school and beginning of
our new year. No matter what's
your age, or the age of your little
ones, we have a class for all and want
you with US. We think ours is the
best. Let US show you FIRST
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL, "The
School That's Alive"
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05
MERE MENTION ABOUT TOWN

New shipment Ice Tea Glasses.
BELL, The Jeweler. 5-tf
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05
EXECUTORS SALE.

Will be sold on Tuesday, October
Seventh at public outcry at the court
house the property belonging to es-
tate of Mrs. T. J. Baisden, deceased,
consisting of two houses and lots in
Brooklyn Heights; one house and lot
on Lamar street; one half interest in
house and lot on Lee Street; one va
cant lot in Ellaville, Ga. 3-3t
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05

T. L, Barnes, of Charlotte, was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Etheridge and
daughter and NJ. S. Snelgrove, of
Ideal, were in the city this week
on shopping expedition.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05

]. c. Lloyd, of Augusta, was in the
city Saturday on bushes.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05

S. G. McNeill, of Arlington, was
in Americus on Saturday for sew
eral hours.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05

Paul H.. Sanford, of Macon, was in
Amerlcus yesterday on business.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05

c. A. Johnson and son, of Tampa,
are spending several days in Ameri-
Gus.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05

was in Americus on Saturday morn
ing.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05

B. B. Brighton, of Thomasville.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05

Hollis Fort spent Saturday in Co.
lumbus where he went on legal bus
mess.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05

W. H. Trippe was a Blakely citi-
zen who was in Americas yesterday
on business.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05

c. R. McCrory, of Ellaville, was
recent visitor in Americus.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-08
ARIZONA COPPER COMPANY
CUTS ITS FORCE

OUGLAS.-Further reduction in
forces employed in mines and smelte1
of the Cananea Consolidated Copper
company at Cananea, Sonora. were
made last week when about 700 EN-
ployes were discharged because of the
instability of the copper metal market,
according to arrivals here last night
In order to work as little hardship on
the former employees as possible the
Cananea company is furnishing for
mer employees transportation and mon
ey for incidental expenses to the west
coast of Mexico agricultural regions.
A special train chartered by the COM
pany and carrying several hundred
former employees and their families
left Sunday for southern Sonora and
Sinaloa points. None Of the company
properties is closed, but at some
shafts little more than repair work
is being DONE while the smelter is,
working about quarter of its normal
capacity.
Three Anaconda Mines Close.
BUTTE, Mont.-Three properties of
he Anaconda Copper Mining company
we're closed down yesterday following
he night shift The mines temporar- |
ly shut down are the Silver Bow, the
Vest Gray Rock and the Alex Scott !
shaft of the West Colusa. Between
90 and 500 men are affected.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-08
tonight BrtWas in The
Ira and Tt Then
Bes Pictures

Mr.. and Mrs. N. Williamson return
ed today from several weeks trip il
Oregon and California.
Pearly Childers left yesterday fol-
st. John, Wash.
Miss Jeannette Sholes will assist the
county superintendent, Lillian Skatta.
Doe, by holding the eighth grade ex-
EXAMINATIONS at Troy this week.
Mrs Holda Nelson of Troy was in
Moscow yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Naylor and
daughter, Miss Neppa, returned today
from California, where they have been
on visit during the winter months.
Mrs. John D. Long of Grangeville
visited in the city last evening Mrs.
Longs son lost his life in France. fIe
was in the same company with Lieut..
Everly of Moscow, who was near Mr..
Long when the fatal shell exploded.
Rev. H. o. Perry is making tour
this week visiting the cities of Walla
Walla. Yakima, Spokane, Wenatchee,
and Pullman for the purpose of hold
ing Epworth League rallies in the in
terest of the life service movement
among the young people of the Meth
odist church.
st. Marks Guild will hold a meet
ing tomorrow Wednesday, at the
home of Mrs. J. N. Nankervis on East
B street. Members please bring
needles and thimbles for the purpose
of working of the choir vestments.s
: Col. S. A. Howard of Spokane, the
district military inspector of the R.
0. T. c., is in Moscow visiting the
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-08

City meet in their respective Wards
on Tuesday, April 9Th, A. D., 1919, at
the hour of 7:30 o'clock P. M, to then
and there select delegates to a City
Convention to be held to nominate
Candidates for the respective offices
of the City to be filled by election,
and / would further name Thursday,
April 10th, A. D., 1919, at the hour of
7:30 o'clock P. M. as the time for
holding said nominating convention.
Convention is to be held at the
County Court House. -
| That at the General City Election
held April oath, A D., 1917, the fol-
lowing is the total number of votes
cast for Mayor, by Wards: ~
First Ward 445 votes
Second Ward 288 votes "a
Third Ward 403 votes
That in my Judgment fair rep
resentation of delegates to said NOM
mating convention, from each ward,
based upon the vote for Mayor, at the
said 1917 election in Moscow, Idaho,
would be: 30
First Ward % delegates
Second Ward IA delegates
Third Ward 20 delegates
That should the voters or citizens
of Moscow desire larger or smaller
delegation to such nominating con-
vention, from the respective wards
in the City, / respectfully submit
such matter to their pleasure and best
judgment. 'sw
Dated and done this 3rd day of
April, A. D., 1919.
WARREN TRUITT,
161-163 Mayor.