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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31
IA. @iesenfeit.
@all)iuaton, 26. 3e

aloniral George 8emep, Der 5eIo
Don Maniia, lnhnl heute Die Slid.
iuiinide 0es Qrdiioenten. oes aabi.
nets, Der 8ertrPter oes 6eeres uHo
Ser.nParine, ioiuie sohlreiherss rssreun0P
aaiaBIih ieines "a. Geburtstogs e!1t-
gesen. Or befinbet iid in porsiigIi6er
Deiun0beit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31
gsene gaIlouseicaidlaft.
Manios @ttn, rs. Nes.

Sts.ltltsS Sl9E1 -O' %
Sine neile @aGongeietIihuit, Die
nollitdnSig nnabhailgig pom aero-
flub iein miro. ioa i'm gSelten ge.
griinoet neroen. Niitglie0er tperSen
iih notwithstanding aus ben Gtdoten
aaaias giiD, ct. 2ouis, Ienuer,
5aIt 2ofe Gin, Iopefa, 9eoria,
Ghicago nno Cincinnati refrntieren.
Ser 9auptiis Der @eieafd)ait miro
entineoer aanias git1 ooer ct. 2ouis
iein,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31
Ser Glteite ssnbianer.

gap Gitn. 9ih., 81. DECEMBER.
Siupning Daoib Ghoppenagon.
l,sr tsts.ss 1;sularhanntling bes Gbip.
petpa- 5tonrntes in Midigan, lit bier
belte i'm gtlter npn 105 ssobren ge-
itor6en. @r. lou Der 6Iteite ssnoia.
ner in ben 8ereirti9ten Stoaten ge.
ipeIen ieir.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31
stseif Der gasarbcifrr.
gtem DOrf, 27. 9e3.

4ttEV tJDEkf 2 @t3s
9';uuerhalb is Stuit0en fDerocn
sbriheinlit $4,000 @asarbeiter
9efehI ifre5 grefutioe erbntten,
On oen StreiF 3n bege6en. folIs
se Giniafeit nit oen 8rdiioenten
5onjogi0ate0 Gas Co.. Beorae g.
-teJpon er3ielt miro.
lie 9selte Derlnnaen Mnerfenaulia
linton. 8is5eraHiteaaRg enttalie-
uaiunarbeiter uao uaii0 en-
s45sr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31
Wiamereimitmra.
9biIaoelpbia, 2

EDIluUtIfYEar II. -e3.
Gurh Den Ginitur5 elmer Mluuer
oes 9eb1nbes Ger 81. j. @oerer
EbreaO 80. an llnitn uno gli5abetE
Str, 5ranffor0, puroen 8ipei gtdn.
ner getootet nno 3lpei fSrauen nuo
Elm anabe idnuer perlest. Gie @e-
toteten iinb: gomaro Iluaen UNI
iSre0 Solingiportb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31
Gem gpbe perfaaen.
8aifDiipgton, 27. 9e5

s8aIbIngfon, 27 0e5.
Gin Der .8aibington asoit" ans
atIanta sugegungenes Selegranlnl
be'agt, ooB Der 3uitono oes i'm
g.aatssuhtbauie interuierten friibe.
ren gisf6nigs Gbas. SO. Morie aus
g,elp Oorf in @abrbeit boffnunsslos
lit, i.no oaB feline menihlihe Silfe
iha ntebr benz 9ooe entreiBen fanu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31
8aioIinerplpiipn.
Beorio. ssa.. 81. 9es

8urh @rploiion zines @uioIiu6e-
balters in Der 9topal 0Ding aio
Cleaning 60. an Der @tain Str.
fuuroe Elm Wfann eetotet uno meb-
rere ihtper penpunoet. Der Cote lit
ser is Sabre olte eSobn Sonna: bic
8eripun0eten Sreb Cool, 9. Shatra.
mater uno cine umibentifiSierte Srau
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31
S0bere SdJnbpreiie.

grodton, WsnIi.. 27. Ie5.
Gie bieiiaen Sh,lbfabrifouten fin
bigen on, oaB iie infolee Der boben
aeoernreiie Den Breis fir 5uB5eug
nm so Gents per 9aar erboben milf.
Ien Die Steigerung miro nod I'M
Qaufe oieies g8irters eintreten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31
Sisbsudlt in arOaem @ahItabs.
9seD Dort. 27. 9e3ent6er

IN Der @al Str. muroe heute
befannt, 0aB ameritaniife un0 fann-
0iid)e sapitaIiiten ein Spnoitat ge-
eriinoet baden, nm Die groBte 8ieb-
audit Der g9elt 5u betretben. Die
@eleIjhoft bat bou Der braiiliarti.
ihen 8egieriirbs elm Serrain oon 8
9eiliouen ader eefalit, oeiien Gage
eg geitattet. oas 9ieb pabreno 6es
ean3en Sabres auf Der &eioe gu
lajIen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31
Gpanien.
edliffsnnnlhd.
@ibrc.ltdr, 81 q

@ibrcltar, 81. Ge3.
Ter oeutide Barncfev pGbios~ bon
Der 0eutifen 2epante-2inie I'M @ants
BURG lit bel ben lesten Stiirrnen I'M
golf bon giscana geiunfen; er mar
auf oem 8ege bon Snnlbitrg mad
aleron0rien. Gie ganse geiasung,
nit ausnahme beg eriten Giii3ierg
uno zines Matroien iDuroe Elm Cpfer
Der NeLlen. Die beiben lleberleben-
ben tuuroen pon einern noriiscriab.
renoen Ganpfer gerettet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31

gsinnipeg. glaa.. 2e. Ge3.

@inHipeg. Wiaa., 26. Ge3.
gsah bier eiugeIaufenen Tefegrans.
men brah in Sonora. 5asf.. eln,Seuer
aus. ons iHebrere gebduDe seritotte.
Ter Sdaoen betrugt SOC, 900.
ssn Sboai 9afe, Nlan., seritfrte
en- sSeuer eIn Gebduoe un0 Detur.
ia6te einsg SAaoea pon Ss0, go.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31
Hlammentps.
Aberneell. e. g.

AUttUEelIf 70. Ak3.
DE 78 Sabre ulte ssrau Beth
aeitaln uno bic 8fjahrige 5rau is.
ION niollod. guei pertpittuete Sd,aDe-
Iter7l, perbraauteu heufe in ifren
Sauie, in Sem tie ieit 12 ssahEen
aueia geluohHt hnbeli. Sie ;Der0en
aenseiniar1 begrobeTi.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31
@eneraImaior egSaes aeitOrbem.

&BuIDIHBIUHs 70. u.
BeneraImoior a. 8. Charles 6.
Sooges tuuroe bier beute bonn 8o0e
abgernier. 6eneraI 9ooges puroe
i'm Sabre 1847 in Ahooe s5slano ge.
boren CT hiftterIaBt eire Asittpe
uno etHen Sobn Der ais Cberleut.
fiant i'm 20. acknowledgement
Oient.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31
gfridlt bes 9aaiieperluaItsrs.
q SlnlfIa q q

~ ttt7~f
Ter erite offi5iene g9eridlt 0es
Msoijeoer1ualters Der 2abafb gijen.
5dbn miro Eeute ausgeianDt Dereen.
Ias 3irfuIar fsiaat, oaB bis nitf
DeIteres alie 93e .nasc uno Angeiteate
aui ibren Bojtea perblei6en. 4romp.e
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31
aHitwanfee, gonntag, Den 81. Scsember 1911.

erIeOiauu9 miro fur be 3abIung ser
angenltdnoe fiir slrbeit ano ,,ubenor
perIpredlen. Gas 3irtuiar it 0on
). v Selale, 6 9. &rnpr un0 IL.
8. 9ir5p unter3eidlnet
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31
SentiaIanS.
0eiitesgeit6rter slmeritaner pernr.
iadt 8anif.
Berlin, 81. 9es.


Berlin, 81. 9es.
Gin Gait eiaes bieiigen SoteIg.
Der ein aImerifaaer fem ioa, aber
bisher niebt ioentifBiert iueroeu
fonnte, g9ab bellte nprgeu mebrere
Sduiie auf nen Saastnedlt oes
SoteIs ab, uno perbarrifaoIerte lid,
in ieinenl 3innler. 9einabe iiiuf
Stiinoen fonrten iid) Die 8oIisiitell
nitht 3utritt 5u ieirlenl 3imner Der,
iduffen. 9taGh0en er 0urb mehrere
Shiiile fanpfiinfdhig aenndt NOR
Den mar. fonnte Die Roli5ei ieiuer
babhaft iperoen.
9lugenih inlih lit er 9eiitesgeltOrt
Gin 3nliSilt iuuroe i'm Saa0gelaeHgG
uerlnlinoet.
@resIau. 81. Dea.
Ser anerifaner, Der hente in ei,
mem iSptel ollBergelpohnIihe S3ener
peruriadte, CAB ieinen atomea ais
glnton 8roB an, lebnte es aber ob
ieine SeimatItaSt su nellnen.
Neuer Gseanrisie,
hamburg, q. 0e3.
Die @ombirg9lmerifa 2iuie bal
einen teuen SSenurieien beItellt. GiC
Sdliffsfuerft non gIohm & @oB funr-
De nit oeu 8ou betrultt Gus
Shiff miro Elm Srflpeiteridiff oes
sSsmperator@ iein uno eine Sanae
ron $50 Sub baben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31
Nnfita!nb.
StaIien,
;srieoe eriuiiuidjt.
Mom. 26. 8

Hoill 70. Se3.
Sin inteniine. @ssoieHaiistallidl fin.
oct ge8enipurtig 8tpiidea Dem aus.
tuortigen ant in Aom uno ben 6e.
gieunlgen Ter anoeren europ1iid1en
@toBlrddte Itatt, nm iiber Die 9es
oifigungen fir einen 5rieoensab.
id,ynB nit Der 9irfei gu beraten.
9lber aud eiue grneuerling oes Grei.
bun0tS 5iuiiden GeutihIano, Deter.
reid =ungarn uno seStnIten lDiro ernIt.
lid in Gripagung gesogen.
Soi3ohl III aonitattiuopeI tpie in
9fom peroen alifrid}tige geItrebltt.
gen an ben Tag gelegt, nm einen
5rieoen 5ipiihen ben beioen 2dnoern
berbeisnfiibret. gie ger6anolnnqen
iiber ben 0reibuno iiilo BON lueit-
irogenoer 8eoenfung, oa bfeielben
epentuea sum abfaa SSstaliens fiib.
rem f6nnen ur6 oantit Der aaion3
Siuiid1en T-anfreih. 9inBIano inl6
GnaIono einen groBen goripruug
einr1urten.
Ger itdIieniid)e @otfhafter aul
@erliner Sole befin0et iid1 gegen.
tuartia In Rou. mn Dem MiniIter
6es AeuBeren oem Marquis ot Son
| @tuliano, periGnIid) @eridlt iber Die
8erbaItnifie in GeutifIono ab3u.
legen.
anf Der Seimreiie.
gionl, 26. Ge3.
| aarbinoI 5'GonneG ift beite per
duto BON bier nod gteapel obaeretft;
| er beobliftigt einen 8eiud) n Der
Stoot 1a0rnlina, ebe er mad goitou
5uridfebrt.
0raf Soni abgeiuieieu.
9ionl 26. DECEMBER.
Ter 8atifan i,esss es o6gelehut, Die
| Che pes 8rafen 9ont be Gaiteuane 3li
aunuaiersH uao bat oieien GntldiuB
oantIt begriin0et, oaB zine non Ser IA.
tboliihen Stride geihIoiieue gbe mn
oaan aetrennt neroen fam, fpenr
Io6ne BlIien Der 8rautieufe ltmitdn0f
Dor Der gerebelid1ung uorIngen, BIZ
eifte 6eirat unaloglih mndten, ID
| DaB Elm Gbebuuo in ben Auaen be,
Stride iiberbaupt nidt ItattgeFun5er
| bot.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31

porosR. Ser Sh1oei aeS toter iYiib.
rers Der Serben mnroe Geitobien.
Seiien GrSen unO RinSe F.ieben aher
luiberiihrt. Ter Sars Der st0nlaiu
Berii0a mar nidt ssaiinat mesoeu.
Cine Spur Der 8dter fonnte lis Jest
nidlt gefun0en iper0eH. Sara
@eorae (oer idnuarSe 8eorg ge
ooer George Gsernu) nnr0e I'M
Sabre 1766 ais Der Sohn eines
2ouomanneS aeboren. Gr mar Der
sSiibrer Der Serben in 0en auIitan.
ben gegen aie Tiirfen i'm Sabre
1903. @r beiieate Die Siirfen, nahfn
9elarao ein uuo hefreite Serbien.
gr tuuroe i'm Sabre 1913 ans
Gerbien nertriehen nno itdrb In
gsien I'M Sabre 1877.
Die &erletnngen beS grinsrearnten.
Miinhen. 20. 0e5.
Grin5reaent 2uitpoIo nen gaiern.
Der I'M 81. 2ehensiabre itebt. hat lid
ourh eilen jSalI pom 9sfer0e, onIaB.
lih zines nnIGlg(t itattgehiuoenen
Saghreitens, 8erIcRullgen beige.
brad,t. BE aef6hrliderer Aatur liu0,
aIs man ilripriiuglih auuabm.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31
Ar6eils(Os.
100000 slrbsitsr Der sadfabrifeu
in saneaibire GasIaub, marben
bis auf @eitereS entlniieu,
Naiienansiperruus Der SpinHer.
Mlandlelter. gnaIanh. q. Sea.

Msand)eiter. england, q. 9e8.
9tn allen ,Sabrifeeballoen, oereIt
Snbaber 0titalieoer Der 8erbinoung
Der a0iaiter Cotton SpiltnerS" i'm
9soroen uno Norooiten 2ancalbireS
lino. tpnren hente friib 9efannt'
nat1ungen angeihlaeen. Dab Die
6abrifen beiltc obeno eeid)lolien uno
bis aitf ipeiteres nibt mieoer geoff.
net miir0en.
10000 g8eber tueroen 0ergeltolt
olsaeIperrt. uuO ungef1br cine 9lei.
die sln5abl Spinner meroen aleid).
aeitig onf bnlbe 2eit herobselebt, nit
Der lideren Ausiid)t ullf pole Nus.
iperrilng, fans Die llnruben lid) in
Ole 21uge 3iehen.
Die Sotfnnng, oob Hilen ilno feline
6rnn Die beioen gtidtllnioglilten,
ourb ipelene Der Gtreif am 20. De.
3entber in Der aSeleneuuliihIe" aus.
brad. fid) Der ltnion mlid)IieBeH
iniiroen, bat iib tiebt erfiut. @eioe
ipeiaern iid nah fDie Dor entid)ieoen.
Mand1eiter. Gnelann, 81. 9es.
Die Gndfabrifen In qancaIbire
ipiIroen beutp geiffolien anb ote glr,
beitsSeit Der Gpiitnereien pur0e ani
orei Gage berubeeieBt. lpeil |irb Elm
Wfantt nno Smei ssrauen peigerteu,
Der Union Der 9Jrbeiter bet3lttretcn.
0erflidIe, Die G!reitiafeiten IN mog.
lihlt fitrser Belt 5u ibIidtcn. iinl
bisber itidlt bon @rfoIg begleitet ge,
fueieii, fpeil iih eine9Lrbeiterin, oie &c
Sabre Mitgiieo Der Union mar. be.
/ harrlid ineigert, oerfeIben mie0ei
bei31ltreten. sSbrer Aniid)t mad
itehen bic geboteneil 8orteile In fei.
mem Ginflang nit oer Sobe Der elm
ge3abIten 8eitragsgebiibren.
10000 Weber baben ibre pr,
beitsitellen perIoren, uno beinabg
| oieieIbc gln8abl Spinner nerlierer
| Die SaIite bes ipod)entIihen Sohnes
llngIiifIieheripeile babeu Die Weber
| ben geihl1iB gefnbt, cine Grbobnnq
| ibrer 2ohne I'M flint 8ro3eitt 8u be
/ nniprudeu, ODER Die glrbeit oonernf
| nieoer5uIcean. lie Qobnerb0bunf
! iei Die @eoingnna, utlter Der lie lid
einnerjtanoen erfIdren lueroen BIZ
arbeit iuieoer oiif5unebmeu.
Der podentlihe 2ohnDerInit Del
Weber uu0 Gpinner piro auf itnge
/ fGhr ST 100000 gefdl1bt. Die BE
| Der tperoen $325, 900 Streifqeloel
BON Der Union Der sIrbeiter tpodent
| lid ausge51hIt erfalten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31
&mklnnS.
@eitcre sesen Die Ser, Staaten se.
ridltete @cicBesporid)lGge iino in
Der 9nma einaereidlt inprSen.
ct. 8etersbura, 27. 0esentber.

ct. &etersburg, 27. Ge3ember.
Gin @rgdn5ungsporitIag su Dem
iiingit eingereidten @eieeesparagra.
pben, ipelder einen mnbrbaft probi.
6itipen aarofter tr1gt mo gcgen
9lmerifa aerid]tet lit, tnur0e beute
bon ben Rationafiiten In Der 3untn
eingereid)t.
Der 8orihlag gebt oabin, oie gu.
IaIIung omerifantiher 8iirger iiiot.
Ihen @Iaubens iiberbailbt gu perbie.
ten, 1tno bic 3oae Inn 400 Grosent sii
erboben. Gie iibrigetl 8oriGldge be.
den iih poIitiuoig nit Der ocm gr.
prdiioenten 8uhfoff am %. 9Seri.
Der geutahten gingabe
glnfitanb.
SuaSDs. 26. De3.
Gin geIegramm einer ct. Reters.
burger gsadlridtenngentnr nIeIoet.
oaB cine 9iepolte in Der Morinerperfi
usgebrohen iei. Mahnabmen 5ur
llilteroriidling 0erielbeu iinb non, ben
8eboroen aetroifen iporoen uno neb-
rere Weuterer limo BON ben 9ruppen
Die 8ur ltnteroriiduug oes 9lufiton.
oes olfgeboten nuroen eridoher
tpor0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31
GdiffOrnd.

Ter bri';fde gampfer @uiaemot,
Der General 5teaIn Nanigation So.
in 2onoou aeborig, ianf in 6oli
BON giscano anf Dem Mege oon Con
Don nah Benua am 81. De3entber.
Ger aapifdn nno Is Wionu Der ge.
iablna ertr1nfen. mabrel0 iieben
lteberIebenoe bon Oem brit:iheitEanl.
pier gincairn beute gier gclanoet
lpuroen.
Ger 2iticoirn benierfte fat aIeidl'
3eitig eineu ipaniiden Ganlpfcr IN
gsot ober ebenan iih it0bern fornte
ODER aud MIR ietnen gsaIncn erfabs
rem, uerfanf er.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31
CsiterrtidJ.ilugarn.

lie GeifDe Ses 8rhnbers Str ierbi'
idlea 1pHaitie seidDGnSst.
gaien, 26. Deg.
Gos @rabmal oes Sara George Be,
tro0itt). BrinbeYs Der ierbiihen IN.
Matte, oos lid am q. Marfs@gegra6.
nispIass befinsst, lit seats seiSaaSei
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-31
anf Der !Seimreiie.

aarbirlaT 3GouneG ift heute per
siuto BON bier ndd) gteapel obgeretft;|
er beablidtigt einen 8eiub ut Der
Staot 1oOrntina, ebe er mad @oitonI
siiriiffphrt.
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HISTORY OF FIRST FARM TRAIN
THAT MADE GEORGIA RECORD

ATHENS. ga. Feb. s.-Three years
ago. starting on February 10. l&.
when the whole south was stiff
and cold under a mantle OF ice. the agri-
cultural train OF the state college began
its first tour. L was distinct novelty
10 the farmers OF the state Nothing like
II had ever been seen before In this sec
ton OF the country. though farming col
leges on wheels had been run IN some
Of the states OF the middle west and
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whole state understood its significant
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This train. the train OF 1911. is another
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The present train consists Of seven cars
first a palace stock car. where reg
uIar menagerie OF prize animals win have
their home for & days: then fat car,
With a railing around its edges, where
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tilt all driven by a central shaft over
head. Next viii be an enclosed baggage
coach containing a miniature exposition
OF things that interest farmers. As il
this were not enough. a second coacn
fun OF exhibits will be attached behind
this. Then viii come the day passenger
coach. where the college authorities wil
hold close conference with local leaders
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made And at the end OF all win be the
private car OF the party sboard-their
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DR. SOULE IN CHARGE.
DIR. Andrew ~ Soule, president OF the
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VILE. Seaboard Air Line. and Gainesville
Midland railways for the operation of
the train. and IL is through their cour-
sesy that the lessons in farming will be
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Is PAID $1,000 CLAIM
AFTER SIXTY LONG YEARS

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Feb IA claim Of
81 900 brought against the state by A. G. Laff-
terry. of Humbpldt county, for supplies furnished
during the Indian wars in 1881 was allowed by
the assembly yesterday in the prosecution OF
bill providing for payment Of the claim
Lafftery was % years old when the supplies
were furnished. He is now g. His claim has
been before every California legislature since
1879 and refused. Th bill was passd By a
unanimous vote.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-10
GASOLINE EXPL0DES;
NINETEEN INJURED

NEW YORK, Feb. Nineteen men
were injured, five fatally in the explo-
sion of a barrel Of gasoline at Jamaica,
L. l., early today. The gasoline was on
a work car in the Long Island railroad
yards. The men were blowing OUT
switches along the road which had be-
come clogged with snow. They used a
machine that threw a flame into the
switches. The machines were fed by
gasoline from the tank on the construc-
ton train.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-10
vidaIia Plant Burns

vIDALIA Ca, Feb. 1.-THE Yidalia Coffin
sad Casket oompzsy's ezftre plast wa Destroyed
by fire last night The loss is estimated to
be $40, 900. partially covered by insurance. The
origin Of the fire is unknown. The company
VIII begin rebuilding as soon as arrangements
can be made.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-10
ALLEGED ICE TRUST
REPORTED IN DALLAS

DALLAS, Tex. Feb. 7.-Reports that
an ice trust exists in Dallas are to be
investigated, by County Attorney Clark. /
who today instructed his assistants to
make a complete investigation
Clark announces that he intends to no.
tify the attorney general if ne f1rvds the
evidence shows a trust has been formed
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-10
ONE KILLED IN WRECK
AND SEVERAL INJURED

TULSA, Okla. Feb. ga passenger
train on the St. Louis and San Fran
cisco railroad was wrecked early today
seven miles south of this city One per-
son is reported killed and others injured.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-10
Found Dead in Hotel

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. John B.
Chester. an insurance agent of the Royal
Casualty company, of st. Louis, was
found dead In room at a local hotel
last night. No one in the hotel knew he
has possession of the room until n guest
was shown in last night by a porter.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-10
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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-04-22
THE ALARMING PREVALENCE
OF ECZEMA
Finds Victims Among Every Race,
Age and Condition.

OF all the diseases of the skin and
scalp which torture and disfigure man
kind, threefourths are eczematous.
Millions are born with eczema, and 1t
is the only thing other millions have
left when they die. Neglect in infancy
and childhood, irritating conditions af-
fecting the skin, ignorance of its real
nature, improper remedies and many
other causes that might be mentioned
have created an eczema which, with
varying severity, has afflicted count
less numbers during their entire lives.
Eczema is skin disease. 1t is not re-
garded as hereditary, nor contagious,
and is impartially distributed among
the rich and poor, the high and low.
The agonizing itching and burning of
the skin, causing loss of sleep, is usual
ly the most distressing symptom and is
caused by the bursting of little vesicles
| filled with an acrid fluid, which burns
as with fire the denuded skin. New
vesicles form, fill and burst, scales
| form upon scales, and crusts upon
crusts until Disagreement is added to
|
torture.
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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-04-22
Baby Ieethes on the TabIe.

I'VE are called upon to repair all
kinds of damages" furniture dealer
the other day said. But the most
puzzling DETACHMENT | ever saw was
that which appeared on a beautiful ma.
hogany table brought in for reflnish.
ing. All around its margin We're rows
of scratches and small indentations
which we're hard to explain, as the Ia
BILE was otherwise uninjured,
What happened to it?" asked
when the owner came.
Well she replied, the baby in
sisted on cutting his teeth around the
edge of it. OF course. it was rather
expensive, but we both think there Il
nothing too good for the baby"