davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-10-22
sum mary

Substitutions Freshmen. Olson
for Dobbs, Stewart for Hutinson,
Flynn for Nye, Dobbs for Olson, Hut
chinsons for Stewart, Thompson for
Miles, Cooper for Powers, Flynn for
Nye, Gartin for Diehl. Gonzaga
Thirds: Hodge for A. Receconi, Madi-
gan for Lacasse, Chenowith for w.
Receconi.
Scoring-Freshmen Touchdowns,
Powers 1, r. Hutchinson l. Sharp 1,
Miles l. Lildberg 2.
Conversions after touchdown-R.
Hutchinson L, Gonzaga Thirds
Touchdown, Hodges 1.
Officials-Fulton Gale, Moscow, ref
cree; en- Comrada, Moscow, umpire;
Harold Purdy, Occur d'Alene, head
linesman.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-10-22

United States = Mining gypsum
from one of the many extensive Certain.
ted gypsum deposits Used fer Ceftain-teed
Pans. dental plaster agricultural gyPsumetc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-16

rez kracime. Ma konci jejim
" pravo. Ostatne jdu take tim
smerem i mohu vas docela do
bfe doprovoditi"
"Jsem vam "a to povdeGen."
Oba muzov6 jail Sc box po
boku dale kraceti.
Vevoda, vida je vzdalovati
sc ustal pozorovati nahrobky
a dal Sc rovnez "a mimi.
'Hledate snad row nejaky,
pane?" tazal Sc hlidac Rene-a.
"Ano," odtusil tento, "hrob
popraveneho ,nuze jednoho, je
hoz mrtvola rodine ma zadost
jeji byla vydana.'
Zach -nepochybne hrob
"Spravedlnost' jak my no ia
dy kratce zoveme."'
"Ano, tyz."
Neopominame ukazovati jej
cizim navstevovatelum hfbito
va. Jest nedaleko nemene
povGstneho rovu ctyf sergean-
tn z La Rochelle"
(POkracOvaniA
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IA CEST OTCOVU.
rom IA N
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.

ie jeho hrob?"
"Nevim mic TOM"
"Bylo by tedy zbytecno, pa
ne tszati Sc vas, zda-li vite
o nynejsim bytu Tecene rodi.
n.y."
"Ano zbytetno pane, avsak
hlidaci hrbitovni, kteri neusta
lie o hroby zdejsi pecuji
budou vam snad moci dati ne
jake informace."
"Otazi Sc jich."
Rene Moulin vysel kance-
laEe j dal s., rodruhe nevese-
lymi alejemi ma hrbitovni DO
le.
Vevoda z La Tour-Vaudien,
kterymz lcmcovalo zimnicne
rozcileni, jez marne Sc SNAIL
zakryti, povstal.
"Budu musit cekati jeste
dlouho?" tazal Sc zrizence lie
muz sestaveni uctd bylo svere
rs.
"Asi deset minut jeste, pa
ne vevodo."
"Foohlednu sc tedy zatim "a
tn dobu po hrobce nasi, pokud
prace, mnou prikazane tam by
ly vykonany."
az pan vevoda Sc vratl bu-
du jiz hctov."
Vevoda vysel tedy "a Rene
Moulinem.
Spattil toho as padesat kro-
XII pred sebou, jak hovori s
jednim l1liiacem hrb;tovnim.
Vevoda stanul, jakcby 81
chtel prohlizeti nahrobky. zri-
zene podel cesty vlastne mel
limysl s,ledovati tohoto docela
neznameho muze posloucha-
ii hovoru ieho, nebot' on V du-
81 probudil opet strasnou vzpo
mlnku iez po dlouho, olouho
liz zdala Sc byti jen V zapo-
mneni zkoiebana.
| Rene pravi! hlidaci hrbitov
nimu:
"Mohl by iste mi pane uka-
Zati dvanacta oddeleni?"
"OvSem ze ano. - Jest tt
rrave na konci aleje po kite.
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PRODA Sc novy dvourodin-
ny dum, 5 pokojh a koupel
ma nahore dole, vyhrevni
kirby, skrine ma knihy jine
zarizeni. Velka garaz ma 2
auta, ulice dlazdena, nedale-
ko kary. Cena $4,000, mensi
castku hotove, ostatni ma leh-
Ike splatky. The Atlas Finance
60, 5458 Broadway. Ptejte se
ha Rob. Kohouta. 11-17
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PRODA Sc farma v Portage
Co., 80 mil cd Clevelandu "
rozloze 16 akrd, l mill cd
dlazby, blize mestecek; je tam
dim 0 5ti pokojfch, barna, 81
10, 35 ruznych ovocnvch stro-
mu, vinice, a jine zarizeni. Da
Sc LEVINE nasledlsem poznstalo-
sti aneb Sc vymeni "a mestsky
majetek. Haste Sc u A. Kral,
V els. 3678 vych. 1O8. ul.
11-l7
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-16

PRODA Sc dun o z poko-
jich, vse moderne zarizeno, je
ma ctyrech lotech v rozloze
160 pri 165 str, ovocne stro.
my, yelka ban, po pripade sc
Iproda dlm zvlast'. Haste Sc
" elsie 3633 vych. 1879. ulice z
Union Ave. 1920
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- Zaopatrte 81 vstupenky v
cas- ma divadlo "Almo, kde
bydlis", dokud jsou k dosta
nj. Cena listkI 6Oc, SOC a
4Oc. Sehraje Dram. Odbor
Sokola Cleveland v Ceske
Narodni Sini v nedeli Is.
listopadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-16

PRODA Sc dvourodinny dunn
v Corlett, ma dlazd6ne ulici, je
tam 5 svetnic a koupelna dole
a to same nahore, krasny finis,
sklep pod celym domem, 2 fer
messy. Da Sc "a $4,000. Blizsi
sdeli j. Smetana, 5317 Broad
way, Tel. Broadway 1910.
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PRODAJf Sc move domy o 6ti
pokojich, dobre stavene a mo-
derne zarizene, Cast hotov6, O.
statni ma mensi splatky, po pfi-
pade Sc vymeni "a starsi maly
domek, ktery potfebuje opra-
WI, aneb tez prijmu lot a ne
co hotove jako splatku. Male
zaji Sc v Corlett. blize kostela
sv.; Rodiny. Tez vam pod&m
|rozpocty ma jakouko-li stavbu
|neb opravu. Uspokojili jsme
mnoho jinych, doufam uspoko-
jiti i vas. Haste Sc u JOS.
HOLATA, stavitele, v {. $500
Washington Park Blvd. Tel.
Broadway, 1928 ]. - Union
829 B. "a
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JEDNORODINNY DOM v
Corlett, Z pokojich, kou-
pelnou, krb, fernes, tvrdy fl
mis-, garaz, je prazdny, hned
k nastehovani, vezme sc lot
co prvni splatka. Cena $500.
Blizsi sdeli Nejedlik a Mikes,
realtors, 11O15 Union Ave.
Tel. Broadway 1886. I?
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PRODA Sc pod cenu novy
6ti pokojovy bungalow, vse
ma jednom poschodi, je hotov
k nastehovani. Ulice dlazde-
ma, l minuta cd Union kary.
Je otevren cely den, prijd'te
sc podivat. Haste sc v els.
1854 vych. 1O3 st. 11-19
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PRONAME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt o a po-
kojich nahore S koupelnou,
bezdetnym manzelum. Haste
Sc po ste hodine vecer v elsie
2313 Tate Ave. S. w. v
Brooklyne. 11-16
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PRlJMOU Sc masinarky ia
krejcovslou praci. Haste Sc
II Jos. Pikla, 3249 vych. 40.
ulice. 11-17
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc dum 0 6ti po-
kojich,.5 pokojd dole, l naho-
re, koupelnou. Haste Sc v
cisle 1868 farrlngdon Ave.
z Union. 11-19
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PRIJME Sc zena "a hospody-
nj. Haste Sc v els. 1905 Le-
ster Ave. Broadway. 11-19
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PRIME Sc: prat a zehlit pra-
do, must Sc pTivezti a odvezti.
Haste sc v els. 3460 vych. 1O5.
ul. Union Ave. Ills
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PRIJMOU Sc PAM na byt be-
re stravy aneb Sc stravou, kou-
pelna k pouziti, zvlaStni vchod
-IIlaste Sc v els. 1913 vych.
A9. ulice. 11-17
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PRONA.IME Sc byt 0 a poko-
jich koupelnou, vse Zaslze-
no. Najem $500. Jen bez-
detni manzele aneb ydcspela
rcdina necht' Sc hlasi v els.
$3.50 vych. IDS. ul. z Kinsman
Rd. LIE
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"Ano, jest tomu tax"

jednomu ze zrizencuv, "vyhle-
dejte ucty mesice dubna ia
dvanacte oddeieni hibitovni-
Vytahnete z tcho, kolik cini
utet pana vevody."
Zrizenec dal Sc Timed do
prace teto.
v okamziiu tom vstoupil j
Rene Moulin Go kancelaTe.
Tyz zrizenec ktery byl We
vodu uvital, tazal Sc nyni tez
strojnlka.
'Pan 81 preje ="
"Nejake objasneni jen pa
me-"
"a jake?"
"Slyste, os jde: Dlveruje
pres prlis We svou pamet' me-
spolehlivou, probihal jsem hfbi
tovem pres ho4inu, hledaje je-
den hrob. - Doufal jsem ma
lett no sam, ale zklamal isem
SCI
'Byl snad pozemek, na KITE
rem sc hrob nalezal postoupen
ma vecne casy?"
"Ano, pane"
"A ma kterem oddeleni hrob
ten sc naleza?"
'Toho jsem 81 veru nikdy NJ
povs.ml."
"a kdy uz pozemek ten byl
Ia hrob odstoupen?"
pred dvaceti lety.'
A pro ci hrcbku byl poze-
mex ten Ziskan."
Mem to hrobka pane, jest
to prosty hrob, velmi skromny,
ale kteryz snadno poznati, po-
nevada kamen nahrobm opa-
tren jes5 je linym n5risem /:
"SPRAVEDLNOST"
"Hrob ten jest vskutku do
brc znam!" odtuSil ziizenec
"Jest to hrob jedne ,cso9y k
smrti ods3uZenG. ia jeiiz amrt-
volu rod:na ieii 70 popraye Ia
dala."
"Ano, tax tcmu bylo dra.
ny pane"
Vevoda q La Tour-Vaudien
cekaje, az vyhlcdany budou i
city, bezdecne byl nasloucha'
rozhovoru ton,Eto.
Pri poslcdnich slovech zri
zence sc Zachvel.
Cello leho Sc zachmurilo
jail Sc poslouchati 5 nepokoj
nou pozornsti.
Zrizenec pollracoval.
"Qnen odsouzenec slul lie
roger = Pavel Leroyer, nemy
lim-h se?"
'Nemylite Sc"
"Byl popravcn pro vraZdu
spachanou ma jcdnom &c svycl
pf.ibuznych, tusim, re ma leka
ii jistem. %
Rene Moulin pokynem pri
syedtil.
''Nuze pane, hrob poprave
neho naleza &c ma dvanacten
oddeleni. Vsichni zde no znai
a prvni hlidac hrbitovni s kt
rym sc setkate, ukaze vam Je
no misto.'
JirI La Tour-Vaudien bic
Ill a rd6l sc stfidavG. Najist
jmeno Pavla Lerovera ucint
10 ma n6ho DOZEN hluhoky. nj
kdo vsak nevsimal 81 vyd6Sen
skorem jeho tvare.
"Kdo jest a2i tento clovek !?
tazal Sc sama scbe V duchu
hledel na Rene-a uzhosti II
vnou skorem pcstrachu.
Strojnik ujal Sc opet SIX
va.
"Promlnte mi, pane, taxi
sc vas JeSte - bud'te rresve
cen ze necinim to 2 pouhe ~
davosti."
"Jsem k vasim sluzbam pi
ne, a ochotcn ku kazde odp,
vedi.'
"Hrob Pavla Leroyera I'D
zovan jest V dobrem stavu!
"Nevim, pane, TO jest We
,pozustale rodiny; hroDy I'd
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K NASTEAOvANf. - Min,e

Is NASlE41OvANl. - Name
dunn v tom nejlepsim pptAdkd,
vse ciste a pekne jako move 0
6ti svetnicich koupelnou,
sklep pod celym domem, fer
mes skopky ma prad}o, oddele-
nj pro phli a zavareniny, bi'i-
d!icova stTecha a velmi p9kny
lot. Ulice dlazdena, kara a
skola v dohledu. Musi bvt pro
dan proto obetuje Sc zaS630O
- Mate-li $500 neb vice, md
zete Sc stShovat ihned do
sveho. The Atlas Finance Co.
5458 Broad ay. Petite Sc ma
Ferd. Stukbauera. IL
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PRONAJME Sc byt trech
svetnicich dole. Haste Sc v {.
87O9 Quincy Ave. 11--19
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PRONAJME Sc byt pro
menSi rodinu. Haste sc u Joe
Koberna, els. 3799 vych. So.
ul. lilo
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PRODA Sc zanovni brokovni-
ce. Haste sc v els. 4422 Per-
shing Ave. v pfedu nahore pp
6te hOdine veter. i1-19
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DUN 0 6ti svet. S koupel-
nou, must byt prodan a da so
lacino. Haste Sc u majitele v
els. 1868 vych. 131. ul. 11-19
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PRIJME Sc divka ma vseo-
becnou domaci praci, zadne
pradlo. Haste sc v els. 133O7
Detroit Ave. lilo
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DIVE PEKARNY v dobrJch
mistech a moderne zaffzen@,
prodaji se neb vymeni, obchod
ie v Mich velky, ale z ddlezite
pflciny mutt majitele zanecha-
ii pekareni.. Prodali jslne jiz
nekolik pekaren uspokoje-
MIN proto hledate-li dobrou
|pekarnu, navstivte mas a my
Vam toto misto ukazem. Cena
$4,000 a druhe $4,000. The
Atlas Finance CO., 5458 Broad
way. Ptejte sc ma Ferd. Stuk-
bauera. lily
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-01-26

his words and deeds to justify them
selves. He walked highway of his
own and kept the company of self-re-
spect, he knew that character speaks
louder than words.
"He was such a man, take him all in
all
l shall never look upon his like
again
With every element so commingled,
That all nature could point to him
and say,
Here is man."
H was of the classic mould. HIS
fine physique and towering form
made him look like a figure from the
antique world He had the pose, the
pride and bearing of the intellectual
pride and bearing of the intellectual
Greek, and he stood in the wide free
air as a conquering Roman.
And as he lived, he died like a tired
child on the door-steps of brighter
world than this, he fell asleep and
passed our horizon, beyond the twi-
lights purple hills, beyond the ut
most reach of human heart or help,
to rest with his Maker;
"Where the wicked cease from
troubling and the weary are at rest. "
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-01-26
CHANGE or LIFE
Florida Lady Was in a Miserable
Condition, But Says She Found
Cardui Helpful, and
Got Well.


Aitl1a, Fla.-In explaining how she
found Cardui SO helpful during change Of
life, Mrs. Ella M. Bailey, OF Route 2, this
place, said:
u became so weakened it was an effort
for me to get around / knew what was
the matter, but | felt like couldn't give
up.
81 just dragged, and certainly was
nervous. was so restless | could moi
sit down long-yet so weak | couldn't
get about. 1t is most miserable and
such helpless feeling.
Il would get depressed and out Of
heart.
81 began to feel, after awhile, there was
no use to try to get well. This is all
wrong, for it makes person worse.
81 had heard of Cardui, and thought if
might strengthen me. A neighbor had
used il with good results.
Il took one bottle (of Cardui), then
saw wasn't SO nervous, SO kept it I'D.
''Gradually the nervousness left me.
! began TO eat and sleep better. Was
soon well, and all right. Cardui did
wonders for me, and certainly do
recommend it,"
Thousands of other women have writ
len, to tell OF the beneficial results obtain
ed by taking Cardui, and to recommend
ii 10 others.
Sold everywhere. Try it. NC-l46
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a large fee that would otherwise have
been his
He was faithful, just, charitable
and affectionate. On the monument
erected to that great English soldier,
Chinese Gordon. there is inscribed
these words: Eat all times and ey-
erywhere he gave his strength to the
weak, his substance to the poor, his
sympathy to the suffering, his heart
to God" A nobler tribute than that
was never paid to man, and it win
long live after that marble monument
has crumbled to dust.
He was adverse to ostentatious dis
play or tedious ceremony; his taste
was simple as his disposition was
modest.
His great sould radiant with
hope cternals seemed to gently
breathe out to those about him that
beautiful and touching sentiment
which he so oft repeated when phil
osophizing on the end of all earthly
things:
$50 live, that when thy summons
comes to join
The innumerable caravan which
moves to that mysterious realm
where each shall take
His chamber in the silent halls of
death,
Thou go not, like the quarry slave
at night,
Scourged to his dungeon, but sustain
ed and soothed
By an unfaltering trust, approach
thy prave
Like one who wraps the drapery of
his couch
About him, and lies down to pleasant
dreams"
Above his marvellous intellectual
gifts-aboye all place he ever reach
cd, rises that simple Christian life
and character like some great noun
tain peek-and there it stands, firm
as the earth beneath and pure as the
of Heaven above.
John Eliza Sheppard was an abso-
lutely honest man. He stood for in
dependence, for courage and above
all for absolute integrity.
Honesty is the oak around which
all other virtues cling, without that
they fall, and groveling die in weeds
and dust. He uttered that splendid
truth that higher obligations of mon
are not sealed in contract, but reside
in honor. He could not be swerved
by filthy lucre or hope of gain; his
hand was never touched by any bride
and upon his soul there never was a
Sordid stain. Poverty was his price
less crown.
Sensitive to the last degree. he
keeniy felt the blows and srabs of
the envious and obscure-of the
smallest, of the weakest, but the
greater could not drive MIN from con-
viction's field. He would not stooo
to ask or give explanation, he left
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-01-26
A TRIBUTE TO MY DECEASED PARTNER
By ]. E. D. S h ipp

memory. His whole life, the use
fulness Of his Iabors, the benevolence
of his feeling, the elevation of his
sentiment and the nobility of his
character all unite to form an at
tractive personality and a career in
structive and admirable. What can
a man say of his dearest friend that
expresses what he feel at his untime-
ly death? My heart almost stops
beating when with painful thoughts
grieve at the great loss of him who
has met with the stern master of
death.
When the great Swiss patriot, Will
liam Tell, pierced the heart of the
tyrant Gessler with his arrow and he
lay bleeding and dying on the noun
tain pass he was surrounded by a
company of Friars of Mercy who,
happening to pass, sang these lines:
with noiseless tread death comes
on man;
49,. B'GNJ ~ BA StytI uCIlNtiS MN
From the midst of busy life's unfin-
ished plan,
With sudden hand it sewers him
And ready or not ready, no delay,
Forth to his Judges Bar he must
away"
shall never forget the first time
l ever saw Eliza Sheppard in the
court house-it was in this very court
room. He came over here from his
home in Buena Vista where he then
resided with number of LAWYERS
from Marion county to argue the
question whether a widow could take
homestead and a years support both
out of her deceased husbands es-
safe. He was only twenty-one wears
OF age then, but the argument he
made was so able, cogent and lucid
that 1t impressed all who heard it
that it proceeded from a masterfuI
mind. Within six months from that
tlme ne moved to Americas and the
ilrm of Ship & Sheppard was formed
for the practice of law.
l trust my brethren will not deem
1t indicate in me to state that in
our partnership agreement, at his in
stance, we wrote % that we would
make an effort to settle every
case whether good or bad-that law
yers should be makers instead
OF peace-breakers; ~ that we would
not make the daily papers to our of
| believed he refused to take moro
cases than any lawyer of my acuuai9-
lance because of the fact that thew
were not meritorious. He never
prosecuted a case that his conscience
cid not approve, but when he did es-
pouse a cause he gave it the very
homage Of his oul, and he invariably
made his clients case his own. The
supreme Court Reports show that he
maze many new questions, and great
questions and won many cases on
points that by others would have
been overlooked. He was a student
and no man was more familiar with
those great decisions of our courts
that are the peaks and prometories
the headlands and the beacons of the
law
In this very court room once in a
large damage suit against a railroad,
when it became known to him that
some disreputable means had been
employed to obtain some much need
ed evidence, Sheppard Immediately
from the case, relinquishing
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-01-26
MRS. ELIZA BURGE
PASSES AT CORDELE

CORDELE, Jan. 26.-Miss Eliza
Burge, pioneer citizen of this coun-
ty, Sc years of age, sister of Will
liam Burge, old time citizen and far
ner,, died at the home of her niece,
Mrs. j. w. Wolf on the National
highway south of town, last night,
was buried Thursday at Zion Hope.
A common drinking cup is dam
gerous. aa#
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Beautiful is the custom to honor
those whom We knew so well in life,
but whose vacant chair reminds US
that they have gone to that bourne
from which we cannot recall them,
except by kind words and gentle
memories. This we meet today to
perform that sad yet pleasant duty
to weep with those who weep, 10
solace by kind words the bleeding
heart, to offer a merited tribute to
one who has performed life's mis-
sion faithfully. The recount of pa
triotic and unselfsh labor and culture
that go to form shining character
arouses the living to higher motives
and nobler actions. l crave, there
fore, a brief indulgence to perform
that sad and delicate duty, to add in
my inadequate an feeble way my
voice to the anthem of affectionato
culogy to him who was my law part
ner for twenty-six years at this bar.
| respected and honored and loved
John Eliza Sheppard while living, and
now since October 16, 1922, the day
he left us, | feel acutely the deepest
sincere and reverential regard for his
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-01-26
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our deep APP
probation of the kind expressions of
love and sympathy shown US in the
death of our father, c. W. Hill, and
for the beautiful floral offerings
contributed.
Mr.. AND MRS. R. L. HEIDI,
MR., AND MRS. W. W. HILL.
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s & &

is a Prescription for Colds, Fever
and LaGrippe. It's the most
speedy remedy we know, pre-
venting Pneumonia. adv
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-01-26

An address before the Americas
Bar Association at a meeting held
jointly before the Superior and
City courts in Americas, January
20 on the occasion of the memor-
ial exercises held in honor of the
late J. f. Sheppard, Col. j. E. D.
Shipp, his partner at law until
death, delivered this most beauti-
full eulogy:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-15

BidO, Washington. u. O.: Nelo Yori'
Peace Society. 10 run ave. Heu
York citvs Carnegie Endowment for
international Peace. Jackson pi. N.
". Washington, u. c.
What salaries are paid In the con-
sular service?
They range from 1850 10 ;fE.0eo
10 a consul general: 1850 10 1900
10 consular assistant; the salary
Of a picc-c0nsu ranges from $1,000
10 5000 me salary Of student inter
prefer from $500 TO $1,000.
when did the Eas,land disaster oc-
cur: how many lost their lives?
July ~, 1915. at chicago. S5g per-
SoBs lcero drolened.
Give me a good lotion for decreas-
ing the pores In the skin.
The fououlH0 q said 10 be good
RosciUafer. 5 ounces elder noper
inofcr. ounce. tincinrc Of bensoin.
4 ounce; iaHnis acid. grains
Is IL correct 70 use a typewriter in
hocihl correspondence
Accondmo 10 TIC rules OF good ca-
qpcfic. The tvpeirri,er u not used for
soci1l correspondence; neuer for tn
citations. notes Of acceptance or re-
oreis. etc. Ho,rcUer, u ipriiin0 70 a
regular correspondent, a fypepfftcr
may. Of course. be used.
How IL tho word "connolsscur
pronouneed7
Coa-nis-Eur. 10Th equal occcrf.
How many islands arc there In the
Philippines group7 How many have
names7
SercH thousand and eighty three. OF
Whieh .,iii are named and l.61s arc
not.