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Evening journal., 1910-12-17
Office
On Wheels

The GasOline-PrOpelled Coupe,
despite its old handicap OF
disproportionate price, has
won for itself a definite place
in city motoring.
But the Price Barrier had TO be
overcome before the coure
could be considered an esser-
tial of every complete private
garage.
The Flanders 80" Coupe at S975,
complete in every detail no
extras-is as capable a vehi
Gle as the most fastidious
motorist could desire, az
price unheard of in the for
mer annals of enclosed-vehi-
Gle manufacture.
Built by the EMF Company in
its eight immense plants and
in Characteristic quantities
which make the unprecedent-
ed price possible, no detail
of coupe completeness has
has been overlooked.
On the Standard Flanders 90"
Chassis, with wide doors, am
pie room, adjustable plate
glass windows, nickel-plated
hardware, electric head, side
tail and Interior lamps. con-
trolled by switch on dash,
tufted English bl icloth up
holstery and graceful exterior
lines, the Flanders 80" coupe
is a vehicle of which any own
er may well be proud.
As an Investment in Health and
Comfort, the Flanders 40
coupe will pay big dividcn is
to the busy physician or the
rounds of his practice; the
society woman shopping or
attending to her'sooial duties
the business man who
makes use Of his car
on short journeys about
the town--to any motorist. i9
fact, who finds it necessar,
to face the winter cold OF
summer storm.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
GrERRERn NOT TAKEN.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Dec 17.-Ambas-
sador Wilson, at Mexico City, tele-
glaphed to tho State Department to-
day that the report of the taking of
the city of Guerrero is untrue. This
city is still in the hands of the revo-
lutionists, according to the dis
matches.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
Mnrried I'M 81 LnnIs

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cook announce
the marriage Of their daughter, Flea
nor r., to Fred w. Coleman, which
took place at the Visitation Church,
ST. Louis, Mo-, on Saturday evening
December 10. Miss Julia Marshall
was bridesmaid and William Yonhill
was best man. They will reside at
3S4S West Pine Boulevard, St. Louis,
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
Y. M. G. A. SPORTS.

The double contest at the Y. NJ. c. A.
attracted 4 large crowd last evening.
Captain Kates won the rope-climbing
contest with a mark OF 3 2-5 seconds.
Davidson was second, 1-5 Of a second
behind the winner.
Captain Schaffer's team won the
basketball game by the score Of 10
to 6.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
Death OF Frank w. Lee.

Frank w. Lee, for several years
a prominent butcher, died on Thurs
day, aged 81 years. The funeral SER
vices will be held on Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock and interment made
i'm Riverview Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
GIRL GUILTY OF MANsLAuGHTER

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
NEWARK. Ohio. Dec. 17-The jury
in the case of Montella Watha, the
Haytien on trial here for murder in
the first degree, in connection with
the recent lynching of Detective
Etherington, returned a verdict to-
day finding the defendant guilty OF
manslnnphter
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
CHEsMAR KEEPS ON wINNING.

Chcsmar Academy Basketball team
debated the Woodbury.. n. j.. High
School team there yesterday by the
score of % to 21.
ChesmaE claims the game by a
much larger score, but as there was
no official scorekeeper they were sat
isiied with the low figures.
Chesmar is putting up a wonderful
game this year. The exceptional play
ing of Horty, who was the star CEN
ter man for Chesmar last year was the
feature of the game yesterday, to-
gether with the defense playing of
Crawford, who has made good with
the team this year Last year Craw-
ford was first sub. Lineup:
Chesmar. Woodbury.
Kisg ........L. Forward Taylor
Harkins ..R. Forward ...... Kugler
Horty .... Center ...... .Pierson
Foulk, (Capt) L. Guard ..... Horan
Crawford r. Guard Nc ~em
Summaries: Goals from field, Horty
A. King, 8; Harkins, q Foulk, q
/ Pierson, 4 Taylor, ?; Kugler. 2; Nc
KEN, 2. Fouls, Foulk, il Taylor, /
] Referee, Walton. Timers, Ralph an,
] Stevens. Scorer, Miss Dunlap.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
NOTICE.
AT SNELLENPURG'S
THIS WEEK.
80 cent solid silk Wilmington
made Neckties at 20 cents. De-
sirable styles only.
SENATE POSTPONES
LORmER CASE

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17-Action
upon the charges of corruption in the
election of William Lorimer, of Illi-
nois. to the the Senate, was postponed
to-day until Tuesday by the Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions. Lorimer's friends had expected
that the committee would eXonerate
him to-day and were much disappoint-
ed when the postponement was an
nounced.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
nenth of LcMis U. Gruhh.

Lewis L. Grubb, aged AZ years
died on Thursday, at Fountainsville
Pa. The funeral services viii be held
from the residence of his brother
II. L. Grubb. No. 1913 West Sixth
street, on Monday afternoon, at
o'clock. Interment will be made in
st. James Cemetery, Newport.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
FnneraI roda, oil EIIIott Harre,.

Elliott Harvey was buried this after
noon from his fathers home, No 1903
Delaware avenue at 2 o'clock. The
funeral was private.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
The Four Melody MOnarchS
SPECIAL BIG FEATURE,
Miss Amelia Stone

The Famous Comic Opera Star, AS
sisted by Mons. Almond Kalisz, in
Mon Amour" Featuring the Tempta-
zion Dance from Nine. Sherry.
Every afternoon at 2.15. Every
evening at SIS. .Matinees, 10 and 25c.
Evening, 10, %, 80 and soc. Box
seats, 75c.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
AT THE GARRICK NEXT WEEk.

AT THE GAKRiCk NEXT MEEk.
Manager Dockstader announces the
following list of attractions for The
Garrick, the week commencing Mon
day next: The Eight Geisha Girls,
direct from Keiths Philadelphia play
house; Tom Eckart and Emma Be g,
two old favorites, who have not been
here for two years or more; Alice
Braham and Company, presenting "As
Ye Sew, Ye Shall Rip" Jos. Dawson's
Young American Minstrels. Arthur
Lipsum, character singing comedian; I;
Ashley and Ryan, Il dancing team;
British, an imported athletic attrac-
ton, i'm which the chief figure is a
veritable Apollo among the strong
men of the age and the NOV
ing pictures. 1t looks like a very en-
tertaining program for the Week Ds-
fore Christmas.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
JAIL SENTENCE IN SUGAR FRAUD CASES.

BY United Press Lc0sed SpecaI Wlre.
YORK, Dec 17-Charles Drew and Charles H. Ward
we'll two United government weghers convicted of
conspiracy underweghng
import to-day sentenced by Judge Marion
months Blackwell Island The two given sixty
day stay
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
EARrH0uAKE sHOCk FELT AT MAsHINGTON.

United Press Leased Special Wlrc.
WASHINGTON Dec. 17.-Earthquake shocks report
Weather Bureau to-day occurred yesterday and last
night shown by the seismogaph however,
that the Weather Bureau thought
she a bulletin.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
n,NEAL HnnSES ma.

On the Newark snow path on Thurs
day Barrow Wilton, 2.14, and Monte
Jr., 2.22, trotters owned by John f
O'Neal, of Mt Cuba, won in sleigh
ing events over Newark horses.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
BURGLARS Kill TWO POLICEMEN.

by UnIed FTess Leasgu opecIa vic.
LONDON, lit developed to-day that the burglars
night opened fire five policemen and killed
house they had rented in Cutter to the
Henry Harris iewery shop in Houndsdich contain
ing 100000
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
NOTICE.
AT SNELLENBURG'S

THIS WEEh.
30 cent solid silk WILMINGTON
made NeCkties at % cents. De-
sirable styles only.
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FREEDMEN

July 12.-The young people 8
society met at the Lutheran church at
Freedmen Saturday evening.
Joe. Cashier was county seat
visitor Saturday. .>--,'
Mr.. and Mrs. Zimbrick attended
church at Lastrup Sunday. -. -.
The new rural telephone line is COM
pieted and now we have connection
with central at Little Falls.
Y. p. society will meet at John
Sunwick's Saturday. July %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Smith, Mrs. Gust
Kruger and son and L. ID. GIegerson
transacted business in Little Falls
Monday. 20. -. H..
Rev. Nelson OF Rock Island, III. :,
has. accepted a call to the passionate
of the Swedish Lutheran church here,
and preached his first sermon last
Sunday.
Cattle buyers are very numerous in
this section Of the country. Chas.
Ricnner says he still has some lambs
for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Olson and
daughter of Calumet, Mich, who are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
johnson, viii depart Wednesday fol
Seattle, Wash., where they expect ia
make their future home.
A number of friends spent long
and pleasant evening with MI. and
Mrs. Chas. Rlchner Sunday.
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-+.- ~ q.
school meeting of district 49,: Directors
will be elected and q lot OF other
business transacted. - =.
Mr. and Mrs. Gust: E. Thelander
returned home Tuesday, after q visit
with his brother, John "A. Thelander.
Gust has bought 100 acres of land IN
Mile Laos county, a. he could not get
a piece here. -.
Nels Anderson of Cpsala is here on
business and is visiting with August
Blomquist: -. -.-
Cattie:buyers were here today, but
the cattle have ali been sold. Sheep
will be next. =.
The rain last Monday helped, but
we need more. -. -
The Darling pencil-pusher said that
the north pole rooster took q holiday
at Little, Falls. That may be. but
we notice that another one flies
between this place and Alberta quite
often. ::
The mayor of Darling has fenced in
his clover field.
Hay, rye: and barley harvest has
commenced. The grain straw is very
short this year.
f. A. Il. Nelson is busy on the farm
he purchased from Dick Garrison,
who is now located near Cushing. :
There are plenty Of hobos around
East Darling these days. 49,"
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. j. Nelson were
IN Little Falls Monday.
Street.-The livery team ran away a
few days ago. Feed less and drive
more: .>.
chas Regnell writes from Bowbells,
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RANDALL

juicy 13.-Harry Craighead of this
place spent Wednesday in Lincoln.
Miss May Parshau of Little Falls
spent Wednesday and Thursday of last
week at the home of her friend, Irene
Campbell. -
Mrs. E. Bates has purchased the
Ehr cottage, moving her household
goods into it Monday. 81. p. Lowe,
who has been living there for the past
few months, moving into the cottage
belonging to P. 81. LETTERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gourd, who have been
visiting their son, F. Gourd and
family of Clough, returned to their
homes in Oklahoma Tuesday.
Chas. Chandler shipped two car.
loads of stock to St. Paul Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Sinones, who has
been visiting the past week at her
home in Cushing, returned to st.
Paul Monday.
Harry Cralghead and James Sullivan
spent Sunday at Swanvllle.
Mrs. E. Bates spent Sunday after
noon at Clough at the home of her
son, Hen Bates, and family Of that
place.
Mr.. Gourd of Clough and daughter,
Miss Ethel, left for Oklahoma Tues
day.
s. Cochran of this place shipped q
carload of stock to St. Paul Monday.
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Curing the Liquor Habit.

Curing the Liquor Habit.
When man is found drunk in the
streets Of Prisrend, Albania, he is tied
to kind Of triangle upon q donkey's
back and is then paraded through the
streets with a boy beating drum In
front Of the procession. The fnnkseper,
too, who gave the man the drink u
fined, and the money goesto the pasha.>
The drunkard is sentenced ~ well to-
several days at hard labor.
When Raleigh Lost His Head. ! -
Sir Walter Raleigh had just spread
his cloak over the mud puddle 20 that!
Queen Liza might not wet her under
standings as she crossed the street.
''What sign Of high breedingr' "a:
Unused her majesty.
''say, rather, madam" smiled Sir
Walter, humping his nose on the curb
stone as he bowed, waterproof Of de-
votion."
Now we know why Raleigh was exc
cuted.
It was on account Of this occasion
when he undoubtedly lost his head
London Scraps. -
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BRlCkYARp

July 14.-Mrs. A. Matteson enter
tanned the Ladies' AID at her home
here Wednesday afternoon, In the
evening a number OF our young folk s.
came over and enjoyed themselves to
a fine lunch, and also q fine time. i;
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hovey and
daughter. Fay, and Mrs. Matteson Of
Little Elk, Mrs Chambers and Mrs.
Rennle of Rice Lake., Florence Balm
and Amy Chambers of Little Falls
attended the Aid Wednesday.
Our young folks enjoyed them
selves at q dance at the home of G.
Sprandel Saturday evening. They
returned home in the wee small
hours Of morning, reporting a fine
time.
Leo Chambers, and sister, Ethel
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All-.PRAlRlE..

: July 12.-The : glorions 18th is 9
thing OF the past and everything went
of tine Ii : :. = = ~. s. z; z:
A number from here took in the
celebration at TT. Ripley. others had
a picnic at Lake. Alexander. -
"A few refreshing showers have
passed over this neighbo bhood Of late,
which was Of great benefit to ali
vegetation. J.. : NJ. 49,. ~ = s:z:z:= &
Will and Martin BergstromS arrived
home from Fargo to spend the :4th.
They have both gone away again sss.
7 Clarence Olson and Albert Jaeger
took in the celebration at Little Falls
IS: Mrs. - n. Halverson spent Tuesday
IN Randall.
8 Ernest Otto spent 8 low days n
this vicinity last weeh. sss9:
Carrie and Charles Tndell spent
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SW AN RIVER

3sJuly 1s.-John 81. Handsr attended
to business matters at BoW1us Mon
dav. !. .s.. IL: r.:
1oCbas. Kryska is dangerously i'll and
is not expected to live. : .-s.s:ss
John Wiezorek purchased q windmill
and had it erected on his farm Mon
day, which greatly improves the
appearance of his large farm. A few
more of orr farmers are talking of
having wind-mills put up this sum-
mer on account Of the dry season.
John Rudolph left Friday for St.
Cloud hospital for surgical treatment.
It lis reported that he is giving
treatment for cancer. Et>~. -. :::: :~ =.
Remember the annual school meet
ing at the school houses Saturday
evening. .,@>z = =, .~~.
The I'VE harvest in this vicinity Is
about all cut and is reported to be a
light crop. The cutting of wheat will
begin In about two weeks or ten days,
which will be very short in places and
about five to ten bushels arc expected
to the acre on an average. :>
Mr.. Burch of Grey Eagle was ont
here Wednesday buying up stock.
There was dance at Peter Krych' g
Tuesday. 1885,.
The work on the cement walks and
steps at st. Stan1slaus church is pro-
crossing quite rapidly and will be
completed by the latter part the
week or the first of next.
(. MN. Young returned from Brain
erd Tuesday after a few days business
trip.
T.. Peter j. Gregerson drove to Little
Falls Wednesday on business.
. +" Many from here drove to Little
Falls to attend the Dode Fisk show
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fritz, Of Little
Fails, were out here Tuesday.
Paul Stane was a county seat visitor
Tuesday.
Miss Julia Pierzina. who is EN-.
ployed as clerk in. Schwartz Bros.
store at Bowlus, visited relatives here
Sunday. -.
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Order now. :. They won't last long
Sylvester 6 Nichols
The Quality Shop -.



Sunday here with their brother,
Johns ...-. ~ -
Adolph Jaeger wears q broad SIN lie
these days, all on account of young
lady who arrived the 9Th inst. and
who promised to remain until she, is
10. Mother and child doing fine.
Andrew Tubbs and Eddie Nelson has
gone out to North Dakota this week.
Anton Erickson was q pleasant
caller in Fl. Ripley Saturday and
Sunday. .>.z...... -
A few young people from the
Fort drove out and spent Saturday
evening at +. M. Halverson g.
A number OF gentlemen from Ran
dali spent Sunday at Iron lake.
Mr.. Wester has rented Dan Tough =
place and is now busy putting up hay.
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j: OAR ! : I / ]: !.

4 July : ss.-Miss Maud freeman, who
has been visiting friends In l3fand
Forks. N. u. for 81 some time r.
turned home last week. lille at that
place she took IN the sites Of the
Ringing Bros show. 10
John b. EYstad Of Alberta, Mimi.
who has been visiting for q few days
at the home Of John Regne1l returned
home last Wednesday. s. T.s e
Charley Grove purchased q fine horse
IN Little Fails last Wednesday. 81
! Miss Jessie Green Of Excelsior
MINI. came up last Thursday and
was guest Of Miss Maud Freeman
for few days returning to + her
home last Sunday. .sS ss.' <z*, q.
babe" Hanson ran \ a. livery rig
from Darling to Elm Park Farm last
Friday. +. - ss.: ~ .s a. :.
John Thelander and family we're
pleasantly surprised one day last week
by his brother and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gust rhelander and four
children of Fergus Falls, who came up
for a visit, and who is also looking
to buy land in. this locality it suitable,
returned Thursday. ~.> !. IL
Miss Evelyn Olson Of Little Falls is
visiting her friend, Miss Esther
Regnell, this week. -. -r<,> -, 2: !, ..
Haying is in full swing amongst the
farmers in this vicinity.
Miss Martha Peterson, who has
been visiting her home: here few
DAYS. returned to Minneapolis last
Wednesday, 49,.
A crowd of young folks gathered at
the home of Arthur Regnell last Fri
day evening.
The young people enjoyed a most
excellent time last Saturday night at
a barn dance at Fred Freeman g
place. Everybody had good time.
Lemonade and q nice lunch was
served at midnight. The music was
furnished by Hester Quimby and son
Earl of Randall and Leo Bentler OF
Parker. A number of nice pieces were
played on the photograph. The
dance broke up in the wee small
hours of the morning. =
Misses Esther Hanson, Esther
Regnell and Title Olson drove to
Little Falls and enjoyed few pleasant
hours Tuesday afternoon.
John v. Malm and son, Herbert.
had little excitement Saturday
morning after having started for
Little Falls about quarter of q mile
from home. They were driving q
young horse, which became gay and
got one of its hind legs over the
buggy pole, and the race was on at
once down Yankee street, but, as luck
would have it, Mr.. Malm and son
jumped off in time and the horses ran
about a quarter of 8 mile more and
halted themselves in Herman Hanson &
yard. NJ damage to amount to much
was done to the rig, but about ten
dozen eggs were broken and scattered
over the road.
Miss Anna Wippler and Billy Cald-
well took the train to Little. Fails
Tuesday.
Harry Craighead of Randall visited
with friends at Darling Monday. =.
Those VINO attended the dance al
Freeman Saturday night were Miss
Tillie Kemp and brother, Willie, Of
Little Elk, Miss lille Olson of Little
Falls, Miss Eulalia Skoog and brother,
Everett, Of Swan River, Ray Covert,
Jay Lucas, James Sullivan, Harry
Craighead, Charley Gray, Guy Sagel
and Leo Bentler, Misses Catherine,
Mayme Bentler and Lillian Cover Of
Randall. All report fine time.
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Green PRAIRIE

July 13.-Mr. and Mrs. Larson and
children of Darling we're <callers here
Sunday.
Frank Pray was caller at Topeka
Sunday evening.
Miss Lille Swanson spent last week
in Little Falls, the guest of relatives.
III. B. Mcdonnell came down from
Rrainerd Saturday for visit with
relatives.
Earl JOINS of Fl. RipIey--was guest
at the home of Mr. and Mr.. Geo. Pray
Sunday.
The school house in district IL is
receiving new coat OF paint. Elmer
Edden Is doing the work.
Richard Nein returned home last
week after q months visit at his old
home IN Canada.
Miss Ursula Pearson and W. H.
Venners of Little Falls were callers
here Wednesday.
Axel Anderson was accldently struck
badly lily Injured. ===@
Mrs.. Eugene Eckerson returned
Thursday from a visit with her
laughter in Minneapolis.
Mt and Mrs. Frank Sargent enter
tanned soihe of their friends from
Lake Alexander last week.
Anderw L;nstrurn, who spent the
9TH with his family, has returned to
Duluth, where he IS employed.
Mrs. Cooley of Little Falls was the
guest of Mrs. Richard Neil last week,
returning home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wlttwer of
Carpentervllle, Ill arrived Tuesday
morning for an extended visit with
relatives and friends.
Friends here have received cards
announcing the-.marrlage..o of William
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n. D.. that crops are poor gener ally
but better around his farm. 80 g. :=s
John Regnell is building q granary.
;. The mayors wife is out in. the
garden every day. We understand
that it is the finest in the neighbor-
hood. ~ 49,
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Mrs. Bertha. Boyle and daughter,
Mrs. D. Downs, and daughter of Roy.
! alton visited with theformer's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fl. Z. Larson, Saturday ard
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North Elm Dale

July he. M. Larson helped John
Sobieck shingle shed Tuesday.
, Lawrence Ohotto has given his
house a new coat of paint.
John Sobieck and son, Leonard,
went to Bowlus with cattle Monday.
E. M. Larson anda Miss Hulda Olson
went to Little Falls Saturday on
). J. jacobson and -@<son Roy and
daughter Ruth went to .Llttle>- Falls
Monday, where Mr.. jacobson and son
will remain few days..
Andrew Nelson has~.painted~ his
house.
Miss Katie Jendro lis working for
Mrs. John Sobieck at present. :
E. M. Larson and sons Henry and
Robert went to Bowlus last week.
Jake, Neimes of Hold,ngford
visited at Paul Kulla's Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Kulla IS Staying with
her sister. Mrs: Geo: sneizek; Of
Mrs Bertha Boyle and daughter,
Mrs. D. Downs, and daughter of Roy
alton visited with theformer's daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. Z: Larson, = Saturday and
Sunday. : z@-~
Paul hulla anu son Joe went 10
Bowlus Monday with cattle.
N. Simons went to Little Falls on
business Saturday.
E. NJ Larson and Miss Hulda Olson
went to Bowlus. Monday with cattle.
The sawmlll in this vicinity,
formerly owned by G.. R.. vallett, but
now by Messrs. Wilderson and
Schwartz, Is running in full blast. "
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. J. Lundin and
daughter Gladys of Cpsala visited at
j. j. jacobson g Sunday !. !:
Jacob Peterson-of Swanvine passed
through Find le eenroute to Bowlus
Some of the farmers II this vicinity
have commenced harvesting. -. =
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Z. Larson and
daughter OF Little Lake Beauty, were
Emdale visitor Sunday evening.
Jake Neimes ofeHoldingford was IN
BowIus Monday. : - :. :. - J.
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I : !
| for
Sale !! ]: {

at, glass jars, with cover. and
rub 4. !. g. ... SO
Pint and at. catsap titles, rub s
Der corks. ~: -. Be
These accumulate during the
season around our fountain ard
factory, and as We. have no use
for them offer them at the very
low price noted above. III = ~.
Order now. They won't last long
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Southwest Darling

:. July 13.-Next Saturday, at seven
O'Clock p: m. sharp, there Will be q
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-09
CHICAGO IS TERRORZED
BY DESPERATE ROBBEF

CHICAGO, Aug. s-Following close on
the murder last Friday night in 61st
street Of DR.. William F. Michaelis, an
other man was fatally shot by robber
last night, near the scene of the dent
lists death. leading the police to believe
that a desperate thug, operating In that
part of the city, committed both crimes
as we'll as several minor offenses pre-
viously reorted. ---
While the theory had been advanced
that Dr. Michaelis was slain by the hus-
band Of one Of the dentists patients, the
widow has contended tnae ne was the
victim OF footpad. -..
Last nights shooting took place after
w. H. Schroeder. proprietor Of phar-
macy at 632 East 61st street. had fired
four shots at a robber ano pursued him
down Champlain avenue. Two hundred
feet from the store, Anton Heldig, stand
ing in front OF his house, attempted to
Intercept the fugitive. The robber hard
ly passed as he drew a revosver and fired
a shot that struck Heldig directly over
the heart.
In escaping. the highwayman lost his
straw hat. and the pAlics hope 20 capture
him.