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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04
MDDtamGnG

100 eeferiG maata, 40 eeferiG
iijaitiee 21a MALTA etlGGn 9obis
lufeeiilta, moalla on 500 foortia
balfometiGG. SpipG ianimullnn
maa, puro juofiee lapi fortin. Sin-
ia $4,000.
100 eeteri1 moata, faliniin Wc-
9onalo ioen iparresIa, tasid on
metiG pdalla iofa tulee bafattaipafii
t1nG feiGnd. Sstaja moipt mafiaa
maonia baffaomalla mainitimberid,
tlitfia- ia lefaniG. Barenlpia tietoia
iaa fpipttGesia
Sobn 6. Sacfion
st.. S. 9 8or 200
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04

wSdrpyosStSmmc, min olcmme npf
pubtaat ia wanbursfaat Sanen y
Observation-Disclosures tabben. Sa main
on Seeius tebnpt ia %tuottannt NEIL.
lie len raAban jonto Sap lnpait o.
milleen antaa. Sept iaomme main
laulaa, eta "Si armoo raubaa oal-
hautta, 81 iitd manburstalltta fuin
MULE Seeius labioitit, 81 fuinta
mua rafastit".
Ndi6t piirii beiffo ia itiesiddn
buorlo ipoan Seeiufien iopintope-
rem t6bben autiias iiiarenne.
s. Seppo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04

waiffa San toiiinaan peitti faswon-
ia beiltd. Sen Jain i9meelliicsti TO-
fea tacna faiibuien wuonna. :
@ldtpasti miistuu mieleeni erGs
fanmea foettelemufien betfi, ioSta
baluan lufiioille lGbcmmin fcrtoa.
Slin palwelufiesia ipntpm6pitGjGni
p%appilasia. Wonta fertao tiilipat
tuona aifnna oiestetut miebet pap
pilaan. Sc mibaiimat faiffia ianan
i~aarnaajia la opettojia. 8iimein
fobbistii beiodn wibania ia fiuf.
fiinia mpos minuun. &olme eri fer
taa be tulipat maatimonr, ett1 Inn.
nustaiiin BELLE allan, jofa ei ollut
toto. Sc mGittimGt, ettG rowasti 0.
liii ollirt f1tfemGsiG ipiljaa eraGnd
anmriina fello fuuoen aifaan. &afii
fertaa plin beioGn ebesiaGn tuttitta-
mana papptlan ptbaratennutlen @
teiiesiG. &ummallafin ferralla TO-
bistin BELLE, ettd beioGn ipptofIeni6
oil peraton. Gull fifteen maalisfuun
1873 pGim1. &~irffaona Ie maIfeni.
On oiannlit aamulIa nielG aamis-
taafaan, mitG ie pGinG of tioma
mlttanaan. Mamup1imd fului rali-
balliiesti. Mlitta fellon IGbetesid
neIiGG, Main, fuinfa n1to aiestetiit
miebet taos ostuimat portista IL
IGGn. Spffimin ipoGmin aiottelin:
Siilemat ebf1 taas mimic tutfi.
moan. &rliin fuin unesia toiieen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04
Glen taas fotona! 9iitos Snmalan!

SpoGnlestGni nouii fiitos forfeit
teen. SGnelle, jofa on lumanmtt Of.
la faniomme iofapGipG, id iota MT
taos dim fotenlit, ettG ie oil lanai
liiesti toteentilnut t1ud pitf1ad
motfalla, jofn festi folme fuufaut.
ia, ia oil monesia iiibteesia moibe.
rifos, dlfonoiiesti matfaan nGbben
ia iiiGlIiiesti uuiiin fofemufiiin
nGboen. Mltta faiten oifaa dim tie.
toinen iiitG, ettd Sierra oil fansia'
nj ia opetti nlinila monesia inb'
teeSlo, tuntemaan ibmtiIiG pbd e.
nemmGn ia it'd, fuinfa foiffi on
SGnen moIlasinan, jofa on nousiit
firffouoen maltaistuimelle. On ai-
man totta, mitG ilmoiii opostoli
Taomali ian~oesioan: "SGnesiG me
elGmme liifumme ia olemme". Wtit-
ia, fuinfa uiein unboitammefin tG.
mGn ia liltlemme, ettG niiot tGGa1
moonp1and ia bielGpG tniipoasia-
fin, on pfiinomaan meibGn fdiisIGm
me. Oi meitG "tomppelia ia bitoi-
ia usfomoan ia pmmGrtdmG6n fir
ioitufIia", moiffo ne on fpllin iel'
mid ia jofopGiwG nabtGauGnGmme.
Surfuttelen tGsid iubteesia. itIeGni
ia mposfin miiito, jctfa omat pbtd
"tomppeIio" FUN nina oIen. Miit-
ia, jos on o%ppineelpio ia wiiioam-
pio min fiittdfOon iiitd pfiinomaan
Sitmolno.
2Gb6in NATHALIE, Gluten IdbtiesiG.
mi iiitd firjoitin) tlttustaofieni INT
Tin pirfopeIiiin, joita of tdalIa
Gonooosio oIooifonani tillrt FINN.
mcnfunto, ioita en- ollit mieId en-
men nGbnpt, ia joita en- talId mot
foIIanifoon oIlut tilaiiaroesio foif-
tia nafemdGn. Eoiiefii batiiin ioo.
oa maban moibtclaa ia m~irfistpstd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04

Min1 en- tlile mottastani tefc.
mGGn mitdGtf pitcmpG1, pfiitpisfob.
tim f1pp1G, matfofertomlsta. SiHd
matfani oil iifii pitfG ia maibe ri,
fas, etta iiitd fulfil liifa pitfa fer
tomuS, pieneen lebteemme. Mhitta.
jos ionon, noia pleifesti; etta Jain
Observation-Disclosures ia r%offauttn o.
lafi eni faiffinalla, enemmGn FUN
minun faltaiieni, balpa ia oppimn-
toin mics oliii tanpinnuttaan ia e.
nemmGn FUN iit1 oliiin ~eoeltGpdin
olannut toiipoaffaan. Sopa monet
meljet ia iiiaret polmeliwat minua
min iuurella ratfauoella, ettG olin
cifeen lemoton ientGboen, fun len
tieiin, etten .oliii it'd aniainnut, en-
fG ole %iemmoiieen toftunat. Olen
tottunut olemaan main "buutaipan
dGni forpesia" ia iaamaan monen-
laista mainoa ia enemmfn, ep1in-
bimmillistG fobtelua oIafieni. @rt-
ia faiffi ie raffaus ia pnlmelemai-
iluis eli ole iGGnpt raffoalta SiGl.
tGmme b,tomaamatta, mitd minulle,
raftant meliet ia iiiaret Serrasia,
oIoititte ia teitte. Snban meillG bD-
min tunnetti tue Seeiifien Hana
"jofa antaa teille laiilliien mettG,
~lentd9oen, ettG olette minun opetus.
lopiiani, bGnen ei pib1 palfata ole
man. SifiipG olen oipon wisii
iiitG, ettG etc jGG palfata, jos cite
minulta iaaneetfaan mnstaonaa
foripausta raftaliben palnelufiestan
ne. YppoGn main noprimmGsti fit
t1G faiffio teitG, raffaat ia alma
nntistisiNti ppipipGt meljet ia iiia-
ret Serrosio, faiffia Dbteiiesti; joi-
Den fansio olin ~tilaiiuuoesIa ole.
moan DbbesiG ia iotfo miniia poll
melitte. Slfaomme main ebelleenfin
Seeiufien opetuslapiina, Min pGG-
femme pbG enemmGn pmmGrtGnGGn
totitutto ia totitus tefee meistG mo-
poito. @opoot lopiet ne perim1t
uuoen ntaan. SiellG little olemme
ferron faifin pb6esid fotona ia
moimme pbteiiesti ionoa. Slemme
fotonal &iitos Si,malanl
@eljelIiiesti
s. SapoIa.
Sorest Sarm, Sosf, Canada.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04
Slprentom, Minn.


&offaat pstGm1t. meliet ia itla-
ret Serrnsia: = 81 fuinfa iuloista
onfaan tietGG, ettG on ralba See
iufien fansia, iiua perusteella fun
SeeiuS ianoi opetuslopiilIenia: "Wei
nun rauboni AMMAN nina teille,
enfG nina anna minimum maailma
ontoa." 8oi f,tinfa turboa on etiia
ralbaa maailmasta ia mailman
ibmiIiStG. SiuG tGmG moailma on
fuin mprsfpGipG meri iofa lpo mas
ten loipanmme. 8aan fun laipam-
me on &ristus, Min iita ei moi
minfGGnlaiiet mprsfpoallot fontaa.
SGn on lujo lima, iofa ei borjli.
8aan me ibmislapiet olemme min
belppojn epGilemGGn len lujhittta.
Siit1 ie tuIee, fun tuo fiulaaja,
manba mato, tiio alma eiiin, eta
%linltlto puittuu Min poljon. Gina
ct rofosta l|1bimmGistGii min fuin
itieGii ia ct ole min fGriipallincn
FUN nsfomaiien ibmiien fulfil ola
fansiai6misteniG fesfuubesia. So
t1t1 ie tefee oinafin f%iuiGiSten ia
foetusten betfiIIG. 8oon fiitoS Ser
rolle, eta olenfin SGnen ~fGoesi1an
mistG Ell minua fiifaon moi rem1is.
td pois. Slid tieb6n eftG SGnesia,
SSeeiufiesio, on minulle nnteeflion-
tomiis, elGm1 ia outuns.
Goomatun ianoSta me iaammc
fen nGboG ia lutea ia Seeins title
SenfeniG tonsia len Tools
taa ia iiiben ioomme luottoa. &c
aiia OH min FUN Iaulnntefijd io-
noofin, ettG "Sen Jana parmosti
mobnistoopt ia peren ~ipoinlasfd
tobistoopi, Git olen ostettu Min
frip DON. 81 Iempi ijdincn iperro'
tom.
81 ~pst1m6ni, fuinfa ibonoo ie
ON, eta @olgatalIa onioitin ar
mon, ionfa Seeius on nellie fiiole'
mania fatitto onioinnut, iaantmc o.
mistoa itiellemue ilman oniioto,
ia miel6 nGin furiono ia ipntiieno
fun me %itiestdmmc olemme. 81
meisiG mitGGn bpmG1 oiu, woon
me oIemme ipnniIld itiemmc min
Soostiittnneet, eta olemnie fiiin t.
fGIe, iofa on tlIesta temmottii'
Woon fiitos SerraIIe, ettd $dn on
tuIIut meioGn t6btemmc ia mennpi
fuoIemoon meiodn coestdmnle jc
on puboistonut meiodt foifesto
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04
LANNETAUTI.

Tama on rheumatism seljan liz
haksissa. Sc tulee pikaisesti ia on
hyvin tuskallinen. Jokainen heth
kiihottaa tautia. Menkaa ~vuoteelle,
olkaa rauhassa ia voidelkaa Cham.
berlain L~inimentilla ia pikainen tot.
puminen on odotettavissa. Mrs F. j.
Damn, Brockport, N. Y. kirjoittaa:
NINA voin rehellisesti samoa eta
Chamberlain Liniment paransi mil
nun vuosi Wine kesana. Kun NINA
aloin sta kayttamaan, nina olin
avian seljallani vuoteella voimatta
kaantya oikealle eli vasemmalle. Mi.
nulla oil pullo Chamberlain Lini.
menttia kotona ia kun silla voidel-
tin selkaani min Sc heti ajoi pois
tuskan.
SULKUYSKX.
Tama on kovin vaarallinen tauti,
e~rittainkin lapsille ALA widen vuo.
den, mutta Sc ON helposti parannet-
tavissa antamalla Chamberlains VS..
ka laaketta. Monet ihmiset uskovat,
eta sen pitaa antaa ola aikansa,
tietamatta aikaa voidaan paljon ly.
hentaa ia eta on kovin vahan vaa-
raa taudissa MILLION tata laaketta
annetaan. Sta on kaytetty menes
tyksella. On turvallista ia maukas.
ia, nauttia.
UMMETUKSEN vAHINKO.
Ehka kaikista turmiollisin tauti
mika johtuu ummetuksesta on UNI.
Observation-Disclosures. Jos tahdotte wait.
tya tuolta vaaralliselta taudilta, pi.
takaa ruuansulatuS kunnOSSa. Tahan
tarkoitukseen on Chamberlain'in
Tabletit erinomaisia.
CHAMBERLAINTN TABLETIT O.
VAT MIETOJA IA MUKAVIA
KXYTTXX.
Ulostuttamis -vaikutus Chamber.
lain'in Tableteilla on Min mieto et-
ta tie tuskin huomaatte sita.
CHAMBERLAINS MEDICINE co.
DES MONIES, IOWA.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04

t~ofaIin p~apphaan. Mutta ennenfuin
palalln, tuniin tarwista polwistua
tuoHa biIjaiiesia mctidsid fiitta-
maan Sumnlaa iiitd iuuresta ar.
mosta, jota San MT oil uiinulle o.
ioittamlt. Slniin itieni iiiben al.
man anliottomafii. MifG ulenfaan
SGnen eteenla tulemaan, fiitosta-
fam S1nelle tuomnnn! &uitenfin
usfoin %lujasti, ettG SON fuulee bei-
fon fiitofieni ia rufoufieni. So min
polmistiiin zen fuuien irmrelle, Jon.
ia luona din juuri iaanut fatielId
fuolemaa FUN iilm1stG iilmGGn.
| S~onoesiani ionotufii: "&dfas tai.
maallinen Sl1ni, fiitos Sinulle iii
tG iuuresta armosta, jota oioitit
minulle, beifolle lapielleii!", tuniin,
ettG buuleni eiwGt en1G mapisieet.
Sartoin fiitofieni foboii iilloin faif-
fitietGpGn Samalan eteen.
Sem Moulin iiitG, oil 10 aurinfo
mennpt mailleen, ia illan tummat
moriot lemiiipGt pmpGrillGni. Blob.
feano ia i%loilenn fuljin fotiin. SEQ.
tim, fotiinl Sinnc mieleni paloi.
SSbonona fupostui mieleeni tlto
toimnollinen foti, jpsta dim FUN
wiloboufien nabbG ioanut. Gimme
ferron pGGien, ia iiellG iaan mat
fasta wGipnccnG poinoa pGGni Sec
iufien belmann. NGisiG ojatufiisia
DIN plan ebtinpt poppilan p%ortail-
Ie. Npt be fuulepat 10 fopinan. o.
iottelelpat mieraan tulelpan ia tules
mot fatlomnan. WinG, beioGn poll
meliionio, lima ieiloin. gip1t moi
meet eniifii usfoa iilmiG1n, mutto
fuitenfin nina le dim. Npt ipntpi
Ito ia rienil1. SeistG of ~tltntun1tt
fuin oliiin ollrt muoiia poisia, ia
min tuntui itlestGnifin. Hiin iuuri
oil beioGn ilonio, ettG be oifeiu it.
fimGt ilosta. Sierra oil pelastanut
beibGn pnlmelijonia fuolemasta.
Mrtutu enlnle moineet tebo1, frin
ettG foiffi pbbesiG polpistuimme
fiittGmG1n SSitmoloa. sc oil tooellis
men ~jublobetfi.
Niin, ibmeelliiet omat Serrnr
tiet, joita pitfin Sdn lapliaan full
iettoo. SbmeelliiiG teitd on Sdn
minilofin iobtnnlit %nitorultteni pdt-
apGt, nGmG fabSefi antoista pnotta.
So rufoufieni on tGmG: &nljeta,
Sierra, fpielG eteenfin pain, min
fauon fuin ndef tarpeelliNefli mi-
nlid tGGaG pitdd! Rofos Seelus,
anna minulle moimaa, eta alma
pplpilin Sinun ristiii juurella. Si.
oG minua Sinun tieIlGii, moiffa
iiIlG tiellG tlliiifin oiafieni toiSte-
lnita ia foettelemufiia. &iiule ppm
toni, rofos Seeius. So los mitd nn-
tonetfin, iuo, ettG faifesta alma 81.
nl,a fiittGiiinl
g. G..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04
2ciffaa tGmG irti - ie on raban
ariuDnen.

2eiffaa irti tGma lappu, liita
miifaan 5 lenttid ia lGbetG 5olep &
Co., 1886 Sbeffielo @p., Chicago,
firjOittaen nimeii ia oioitteeii iel-
W6sti. Sind iaat mastaan foepafe-
tin Solep's Sonep anb Gar Com.
pound, psfdan, ~fplmppteen ia f.I-
futmitiin, Sober &ibnep 8illfid ia
Solep gatbartic Tablets. = Mpptd-
mGnG faiffinlla.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-09
GIANTS TOO MUCH
FOR YANKEES
OutgsneraIIed, Outplayed And
Outgamed Much Iouted
Americans

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-(By The
Associated Press 1.-The New York
Giants once more are champions Of
the world. They reached that PIN
nacle of success for the second con
secutive year in furious uphill rush
Sunday afternoon that flung lie
Yankg to defeat, ) to ), ard crushed
Disguised pitcher, Bullet Joe Bush.
1t was the second successive time
the Yanks have buckcd the Giants ia
the worlds series and failed. This
year they went down ingloriougIy
without the solace of having captdF-
cd even one of the i've games that
comprised the battle for the title.
Tlss best the Yankees could do was
to tie the second game o. the series.
The Giants won the other four.
In IA the annals Of the game, only
. two clubs ever triumphed in a world
series in such a decisive fashion. In
1907 the Chicago Nationals won four
straight victories over the Detroit
Americans after fighting a twelve
inning first game tie at 3-3 in runs.
Seven years later the Boston Braves
surprised the fans of the entire ma
ton by rocking Connie Mack's SUI
peEb Athletics four games in a row.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-09
B. Y. P. Us HOLD
SOCIAL, MEETING.

A delightful social meeting Of the
Senior 3. Y, z. u. Of the First Bap-
list church was held Friday night in
tb2 lecture rooms Of the church.
After an interesting program was
given, sandwiches and punch were
served by Mrs. X, 7. Snow, Miss
Ethel Reese and Miss Julia Hines,
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs,
r. ?, Snow, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Matthews, DR.. Carl Minor, Misses
hiIda Daniel, jamie Murray, Ncttie
Claire McMath, Lucille Schneider,
Nell Ellis, Minnie Reese, Ethel
Reese, Katherine Turner, Katherine
Sanborn, Julia Hines, Grace Ertz-
berger, Melva Clark, Eliza Matthews,
Wilbur Sanborn, Mrs. Sanborn, Joe
Smith, Cecil Walters, Luther Ivey,
Esly Daniel, Harry Crew, Halle
Hansford.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-09

Of ever person felt Ike tacy
had been made over l am that per-
son, thanks to Tanlac," declared
Nine. Rosina Agostini noted lead
ing soprano of the San Carlo Opera
Co., residing at the Hotel GrenobIe,
New York City.
81 suffered from a nervous. run
down condition and got SO l dreaded
to face my audiences. But as soon as
I started taking Tanlac | began to
improve, and now l am perfectly
normal"
The experience of Nine. Agostina's
husband, Sig. Giuseppe Agostini, IA
NOUS leading tenor Of the same
troupe, also shows the value Of Tan
las as a tonic and stomach corrective,
He said:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-09

my stomach went backNon NE and
| soon got into pretty bad condition
! followed my wife's example and
took Tanlac It helped To fix me 10
in a short time, and now | always
feel fit"
NOTE-The international Proprie,
tarics Co., distributors Of Tanlay,
have on file in their Offices at Al
lanta, Georgia, over fifty thousand
signed statements from Representative.
men and women from every State II
the Union and every Province in
Canada. Many Of these are FROM
prominent people in this city and
section and have been previously
published in this paper.
TanIac is sold by all good druggists
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-09
MRS. WIMBERLY HOSTESS
TO BAPTIST CIRCLE.

On Friday afternoon at her home
on South Lee street, Mrs. o. r. VIM
berly entertained the members of
the East Church street circle of the
w. NJ. L. OF the First Baptist church.
The meeting opened with devo-
tional exercises after which business
matters were discussed. Then a social
hour was enjoyed by the guests.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-09
MUSIC STUDY CLUB
TO MEET WEDNESDAY

\ meeting Of the Music Study club
VIII be held Wednesday morning at
10 O'Clock at the Community Club
House. This is the first meeting of
the fall season since the called meet
ing two weeks ago.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-09
EASTERN STAR TO MEET
TONIGHT IN MASONIC HALL.

The regular meeting of the Eastern
Star will DC. held tonight in the Ma
sonic hall a. 1880. All members are
urged to be present,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-09

from an attack CT dcngue fever. /
Miss Ella Cameron is improving
from an attack of dengue fever.
Mr.. and Mrs William Barnes are
guests of Mrs. c. r. Winchester on
College atrcet. Mr.. Barnes repre-
SCENTS the Atlantic Refining Co., and
will be in Americas sonic time.
Edward Hcys is i'll with fever at
his home on Lee street
Col. r. L. Maynard is i'll with
bronchitis at his home on South Lee
street.
Mrs, E5nton Buchanan, Jr.. is the
guest of relatives in Concord, Ga.
J. G, Graham has recovered from
an attack Of dcnguc fever
MIS- CAaflle Nueffy, OF the COM
posing room Of the Times Recorder,
Is i'll with dengue fever at her home
on Jefferson street.
y. ------, s....a--
Major Lawrence Churchill, Of
Souther Field, has joined Mrs.
Churchill aud little son in a visit to
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. i Hutch
ings Moore, in Rome.
Mrs. Sam Owen is i'll with dengue
fever at her home on Barlow street.
-
S. A. Williamson is i'll with fever.
Henry Allen, of Macon, is i'll with
dcngue fever at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Allen;
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-09

S. +, Sheppard of the Times-Re-
corder composing room, is i'll with
dengue fever.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-09
on South Lee street.

Mr., and Mrs, Rudolph Wright mo-
tored to Americus Sunday and were
guests of Mrs. Wright's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Sheffield.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-09
Mrs. Rittenberry was formerly Miss
Annie Matthew'S of Americas.

Mrs. David jennings has recovered
from an attack CT dengue fever. I
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-09

Mr.. and Mrs. James Rittenberry
have removed from Macon to Atlanta,
where M. Rittcnbcrry has accepted
a position with the Scaboard railway.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-09
!H|I 4
Iva
Laverns Brodnan Thomas. Editor. Phone 1cs

Bragg, They were accompanied
home by Mr.. l.. l.. Bragg, of Ma
con, who has been the guest Of
relatives here.
w. D. Harvey is i'll with dongue
fever at his home on South Lee
street.
H. Conner, who has been in Amer
icus for some time past, left Satur-
day for Mobile, where he will be
for a few days before sailing for
South America.
Frank Staplcton has recovered
from an attack of depguc fever
Mr.. and Mrs. I. S. Burton, Jr,
and little son, of SmithviIle, were
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
M. Bragg.
Little. Louisa Cargill is i'll with
dengue fever at her home on South
Lee street.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. w. Harris, ST.,
are i'll with dcnguc fever at their
hime on Fielder street.
Hollis Lanicr, of Albany, spent the
weekend wish his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lanicr
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Carter and Mr..
John Scarborough motorcd the Haw-
kinsvillc Sunday, spending the day
with Mr.. and Mrs Robin H,
Scarborough.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rittenberry
have removed from Macon to Atlanta,
where M. Rittcnbcwy has accepted
position with the Seaboard railway.
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Miss Ella Cameron is improving
from an attack of dengue fever.
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Mrs, E5nton Buchanan, Jr,. is the
guest Of relatives IN Concord, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-09

Col. r. L. Maynard is Ill with
bronchitis at his home on South Lee
street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Harris, Sr,
are i'll with dcnguc fever at their
hime on Fielder street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-09

Hollis Lanicr, of Albany, spent the
weekend wiG1 his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lanicr.
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w. D. Harvey is i'll with dongue
fever at his home on South Lee
street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-09

Little. Louisa Cargill is i'll With
dengue fever at her home on South
Lee street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-09

J. G, Graham has recovered from
an attack Of dcnguc fever.
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Henry Allen, of Macon, is i'll with
dcngue fever at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Allen;
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Mrs. Charlie Query, of the COM
posing room Of the Times Recorder,
Is i'll with dengue fever at her home
on Jefferson street.
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Edward Hcys is i'll with fever at
his home on Lee street.
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Mrs. Sam Owen is i'll with dengue
fever at her home on Barlow street.
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TanIac is sold by all good druggist.
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S. A. Williamson is i'll with fever,
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1922-06-08
Nonpartisans Plead Their Case

H. H. 'Aaker, who is out on a speak
ing campaign for the Nonpartisan
league, and more especially as can
didate for secretary Of state, spoke
from an auto last evening parked in
front of the Klein & Sutmar store.
He was introduced by R. N. Young
quist of Fullerton, candidate for rep
resentative. o. H. Rosenquist, the
other candidate for representative,
was present, but did no speaking.
Mr.. Aaker attempted to show in
opening the difference between con-
servative and progressive. The con-
servative was the one who stood still,
the progressive the one with new
ideas, the one who went ahead. His
idea was to show that the league was
progressive; those opposed to it con-
servative.
He said all Objectionable features
of the league were now thrown over
board, and a new start was being
made for the farmers program. If it
was Townley and Lemke that were
to blame, they can't be. blamed now,
they are down and out; If it was the
Consumers stores were to blame,
they are thing Of the past; il it was
the Service bureau, that had been
abolished. Everything brought up
by the opposition why the league
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should not be returned was easily dis
posed of by Mr.. Aaker.
The speaker told how easy it was
to beat the members Of the industrial
commission. In the recall election
Nestos was only elected by little
over 1000 majority. Take away the
10000 democrats who were not bound
by party as they will be in this pri-
mary and the vote that will go to
Stegner Of 5000, and Mr.. Nestos will
be about 10000 votes short of being
nominated. The same with the other
members of the industrial commits
sion-who have the third candidate
to contend with.
It was only matter of addition
and subtraction and Governor Nestos
was beaten. He does not figure that
Governor Nestos has made thousands
Of friends since becoming governor
six months ago.