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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
Ger SOnsres.

@aIbIngton, >. s., II. eSanuar.
Sn Senat puroen Bmei Idnaere
ReoeH gebaIten, sic cine pom Senator
@aIIinger in llnteritiibung ieiner
Sd)Iiilnbii0ienoorlnge. Die onoere
bonn Senator gielDlanos, in ser err Die
Sdafluug einer perlnanenten larifs
tontmiilion empiabl.
0as 9baeoronetenbals beidlditiate
ltdl ausldlieBIih nit Der Noon gor.
lage betreffs Der Sterilization Der SS5u-
iti}9ciese
&aibington, .. 6, #. San.
erartQr Gauens GeioIltion, ourd,
peite Die s8abl oes Senator Qori.
mer fiir lngeiebIib imo nun unS
nihtig erfldrt miro. rpuroe i'm Senat
Iprnllih perIelen unO Dem aomite fiir
Rrioilegien unO g3ablen iibermieien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
Der GruseR Der Sran Sdlenf.
gSDcellnd. If Sonlinr


Or 6ronf Sc Mopne Supp mur6e
IN Dem Bro5eB gegen 5rau Sd)ent
mieocr ollf Dem 3engenitanO gerulen.
Staatsan1pdlt @an0lllng brudte I'M
oiretten 8erbor nur peniq aus Ir.
Supp berGlls, aber ser glripalt ser
SertIeiOiguug 0'@rien ieetc Dem
0oftor nit ie,ren 6ragen ihorf III.
0ieler CAB 5ll. laB Die Spnlptome,
ole cr iir iolde BON 9leioeraiitltnl
erflarte, audi BON elmer auoeren ltr.
iode botten berriibren founen, uuO
baB er 5uerit geglaubt bate. Sheuf
lite on Ocn tSolaen zines Mosquito.
ltihes. Sdenf beianO iid MIR 6rei
Gage i'm 9ett. Gr iagte aud ans,
oaB iSrau Shenf oie erite mar, bic
eine N1rterin bolen IieB.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
nenpl,nnt hannrirt.

Santa Barbara, Gal, ii. San
9as Gorpeooboot .9auI SSones
rammte mdbreno iiles5d]eIiiangriiis
in Der Santa Barbara Nieerenge Oas
Iorpeooboot DSteiuari" un0 rib Del.
len 8ng beinabe gang meg. giur Die
MISUNDERSTANDING perbiitetrn.
oaB 0a9 gcramnte ,Sabr3eug ianf.
Ter llnfaa ereignete iiA tuabrenO her
9taht.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
eaft Yaraidlaft i'm sfidl.

AluIHUtUs NUIlII. 5SzAt ,SuItllaf.
Goris 8riffitb, einit 9l9entin 0es
Gbicagoer 8eIoUerIeIbers 3. $. Col
mani, Die i'm 0bergeriht meaen 8u.
her5 5l $4,000 Straie unO 60 Gage
Srft perurtbelt fpuroe. hat lire
S'lrgid)ait non $4,000, Die lie itellte,
ais lie gegen oas llrtbciI an 0as Bun
0esoberqerid)t appeIlirte, i'm Std ge.
Ialien. Ias 8unoesobergeridt beitas
tigte 0n5 llrtheil. 9Iuitott ibre Sait-
jtraie an5utreten. muroe Dem StaatS.
amualt cine AMI $1,000 Iauten0e @eIo.
anlueliung 3nQeitellt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
SDotet lire Nntter.
TonpiIlp. Stn. O osnn


glodj einer 5pe3ialoepeide BON
Gaisburg, Ssp., 20 gieilen BON bier,
t6oiefe gnia 9taen ibre betaate Nllts
ter. in0em iie iie eritidte. tSrau I'll.
len mar unaei1hr 10 Sabre alf uno
lire 3odlier 1T 30. Cine BerbaItnng
muree bisber nidt porgenommen, Oa
man annlnInit, oob DIE 5odlter niht
3ured)nlmgsidbig lit. Die M0roeriH
er3dblt, 0nB ibre Niutter eiueu 0ien-
oefel nah ibr ihleuoerte uno odB iie
Die aIte ,Srau 5uriiditieB, nm iidj
ielbit 81 ifiibeu. SShre gilitter mare
babel eeiaaeh, hdtte lire Suite ge'
6rod)en uno lei oarndh geitorben.
,Srnu 2lIien erflorte dui itlremSterbe.
lager. oaB iie BON ibrer &ohter &c.
muret muroe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
Cine Ra5ila.
FOitinipeftOren idllieRen Die Ge-
idlGftsramme Der @eu @msIauO
Snoeitmsnt GOmpaHs uno urr-
baiteu oeren @rGfbenten.
SieIe Seute bstrogen.
@oiton, aDiaT.. II. san.

i"-"K N+f~t8sf Avn
Soitantsinipeftoreu mad,ten in
Chandelier. u. s., cine 4a53ia aui
Gas 0eidaitsIofal Der 9tem @ngldnO
SnpeiHnent 9ompann, beiblaqnahnl.
ten ole Beiddftsbiidler uno idlloHeW
oas Sofal, nad)0em lie sen Erdii0en.
ten Ser SorporatioR. sSoiepb OeGbam-
plain, perbaitet hatten. Gr lit ange.
flagt Ole Goit 5iI idpuin0elbaiteH
3luedeu Dentist 5u baben. 9tid)t noe
niger ais $668.090 lon er pertrau.
rnsieligen Seuten, hauptiGd)lid6ran.
Soildl-&ataoiern. abgenommen ba.
ben, iu0em er ibneu 9ftisn elmer Mn.
sahl aorpordtionen perfauite, 0ie an.
geblih nun uuf Dem Bapier bcitau-
oen. SSoIgeu0es lit cine 9iite oieier
Rorporationen mo ibr angebIiheS
StamnIfapital:
9aolin Riittu Corporation Of Su-
lem, Maii. 100000
Gunftable 8ruuite So, 9llnItable.
Wail.. $4,000.
Sc 9leuoiI Gubliibiug 60, @lan-
DIETER, SopeII luuo Saprence, $780,
600.
Saconia Goal s See 60, 2aconia,
q. s., $4,000.
9eondciter GoaI & See 60, Ma,-
DIETER, Y. s.. $25 1000.
8elfnap Nfia$ Corporation OF Ga
conia, 100000.
anerican Sliding 60, Groui-
oence, 100000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
@rnbennaaInf.
l}ittshllrn. I'd Nnn1lnr

FUIsUIIiI, IT. ,yu1lllur.
31uei @rIbenarbeiter nno einjSuhr.
mann 1puroen IN eitter Mlne BEL "a.
rentllm perihuttet Gie 2eide bon
anorap 6eIod. Dem sSu6rmann.
muoe auigeiunoen. 9fettpuasmann.
idoiten arbeiten in orei Sdihten nit
ner5meiielter Gnerqie 0aron. lid ei-
aen @eg 5u 95oiepb unO Sobn Chi
fisfi 5n bnbnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
9rei ainoer perbraunt.
Wfnneapolis, qRinn., ii. eyon

WtFIFFtApVEEs, ItEIlIy II. 0SQIT.
@ldops, 9Ir0reiu nno Cochin
Rootb, I'M alter nou bier, 5luei un0
eiuem ,Sobr. Derbrcnnten un0 lire
0htter, f5rau Bertha Roots, erlitt
idnuere gran0luunoen lpdbren0 eines
granoes, Der lire g9obnnnq in Der
at. Aoe. 5eritorte. ,Srau Rootb Bette
Die ainoer aIIain 5u 6anie ge.liien
ndbreu0 iie iid in ein 9tadlbarboua
beach. Cir erlitt ihre gerleeungen
mdhreno tie erioi8los periud]te i9rs
ainOer III retten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
Stirbt bcim Sau5cn.
Stem 2)orf. II. "a


GottIIeb SanteI ein moblbaben0er
oeutider aaufmam lieB lid oa3l be-
re0en. 0en Cute Jiddjt"- 5nn5 nit
ieiner 5odter aui elmer 8eieqid,ait
III fiibren. er mar 55 Sabre aft
lmo mobibeleibi Dtitteu I'M Ian3e
lauf er 81 @o0en nno it1rb. ebe
es ieIbit ieiner 1odter 5itm 9eiUuBt.
iein fam, oab ibm etlpas 3ugeiiDBen
mar. Gie. melde ibn nm n1diteu
maren, glaubten, oaB er einen 5der3
mahte, aIs CT 10 pIosIidl 5ur eroe
fieI. Gin Ar3t. Der itb inter Den
IdiBern beiano, mar Der grite, Der
erfdnnte, 0aB Der giann to0t mar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
Eedls 9Seripnen permiht.
Gincinnoti, Obio. II. ISal'

GJncIlllldtl GDlo. IL. SQH.
Stint Hwicnen, BON 0eilen man
meiB, oaB iie 5lr 3eit 0e5 8ranoes
in oem @eb0u0e Ser SanOe!stanmer
maren, meroen pernliBt, ltno man
fiird)tet, oaB lie III 0en 6lammen, Die
0as iIattIid)e @ebditoe 3erit0rten mo
einen 8erlult pon nabe on einer
Wiuion Dollars oeruriahten. umge-
fommen lino. @hua 20 @erionen,
0arunter Elm 9lbeno iyeltermebrs
IeIte, puroen perIebt, Ood) gloubt
man, OaB ale nit Dem 2eben 0uron
fommen meroen. Die permiBten
Widnner iino: 8rent Wtaribaa. 8i5e.
prdiioent ser 0etrei0eqnatleriirma
Garln uno 9anieI, oie @eidGftsriu-
ME in Dem Deb1uoe hattie; sSreO.
Selm. 9tad)tntaihiniit; Chris W2eentS.
@Ghter, Sarrp 9eslie, farbiger
Sansfneht Don garlp nno CAMEL:
unb 9. e. Si66ol0. Sefretdr BON
Garlp & CAMEL. gon 0ieieH Wdn.
rcrn IpeiB man. 0nB iie in Dem @e-
bda0e iparen, ais Der erIte ,yeler.
alarm gegeben pliroe, nno bis lest
III e nid)f qelunaeu, 1ueitere gtah-
ridIien ilber lie su erbalten. glnfra'
gen in ihren betreffenoen @obnlun'
ger eraabeu. SaB iie nidt nle6r geie.
hen luAroen ieit oas 5Seuer olsbrah.
Gin Gurdljuhen Ser Ruinen mar
nod nibt In0g,ih ,oa oas ,Seuer nod
inrner peiter jdlp1lt. sIuBer Der
SanoelSfnnmer befan0 Iid) Der 9liii.
neB @cns Gln6 uno oie gureaus ser
2ouispille nno 9taibpiiIr u. q. in
Dem Bebau0e Ter Sd)aoen, Sen sic
ermdbnten Rartcisu erlitten, lit, ME
man gIaubt, uoIitdnOig 0urh Ser.
iideruns seOeft.
Die 3eritorinq oes Bebditoes
miro feline ltnterbrehung Der 0e-
idldite ser 8an0elstamuer ueruria-
den. Sofort nad,oem er 3u Der giu-
lidlt Fam. 0aB oas @ebduoe oenl In.
tergan9e gepergt mar. bate s$anes
3. @ecfin. Rr1iioeut Der 0aubels-
fnnmer. Gin temporares Guartier in
oem Clinton 8otel eInger;Ltet. no
Die aonpeniion5haae 3on DEN 8e.
treble. 9no an0eren Ranileuten fiir
lire eieldlaite benust sueroen miro.
9ie idhrlite geomtenipahi Ser san.
0eIsfanuuer Miro in oeln neuen
Guartier abgebaIten meroen. Gas
i5euer eHtiian0 lnter Sem 1ade oes
9ebduaes, ourt] meli,es Sic Roudl-
fanae Der aiid'gR oes 9lfineb Mems
GIub aeiHhrt Daren. Sis oas cSelier
suerIt entoedt Uliroe, idlien es nift
ron gebeutuug 81 iein, a6er Fitr3
mad Der antunft Der fSeueruebrIeute
griiieR bic ;Sln:men NIT einnlal nm
iih nno Sas gtnse Ssuere oes febeu.
it6fiaeH @eb1u0es inNHo In Ilalns
men 7ie 1eneruehrleyte betdngi.
ten nit 5eroiidem Alh8e Gas ieler,
abar tie mareu nit1t TN Sfanoe, Die
3erit0ruug oes Gebau0es su per.
hiiten.
Cincinnati. ., II. Gan.
G. it nun iid,qr. bag oer grano
5es 1an6elsfammer1ebanSes nod
ein iefites Cbfer geioroert BAT. Ter
! 3eitnngs5sridlterit 1tter @eorae san
| 4.aa. Der 0em Stao ess -GnGuger
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
eOrep's gsadlioIssr.
80 -. No Ia

@ttlF Jul u. 1SNIl'
eSanres n. 6arcelI BON 9roofIpn lit
0ie &}abI oe5 TlHaR5tou1ites Scr
ltFate0 Staates 5teeI Corporation
fir 0en Ioiten oes BfaiioeHten oieier
9orporation, als gi1d9iolger Don
gslliom gals goren, 0ei1er Giidtritt
Dor ctlid,en 5agen aenieloet rpur6e
;7orrea mar ieit 1908 4}rdii0ent Der
iluiie0 States Stees Gro0ucts &c.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
Gridliest ieinsn Batter.
WiiInaltfee. Wis.. II. San

Iah eiuer Gepeide an oas .SSour.
nal" oon aice Safe, 4lis., bat 8alter
MeGnHH, 19 Sabre ait, ieiHen @ater
Resgr Wicg1nu. eridoiien. Zies iou
mabreno zines s5aTn;IieIlftreites ge-
idlebeu isin. lie glcGanns fDoanen
auf elmer 6arm uHaeiahr 8 WleiLen
noroCitIid poT 1ier. Ter ilnge Yie.
6aan DEroe 5eE5aitst.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
(finiuanoermmgsltatiItif.
Relp glorf. II. SSanllal

Die 3abl Der s;lila9iere, 0le iiber
9tew 9orf i'm Sabre 1910 in 0ie Ser.
einigten Staaten famen, belanit iib
aul 1,f04,000 Bon oieien fan1en
10000 als Observation-Disclosures
uno man ninmt an, 0ab iiber 700.
900 Don oielen gefonInen iino. nm
iih ein 6elm bier ooer in &ana0a
gu griinoen. Gle Mebr3abI Ser Gin.
manoerer fam Don nittelIdn0iiheH
61ien. dieie 3abIen itanmen aus
Regierunasberihten ole geraoe per.
oiientIid]t iuor0en iino.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
pier BON 0Gm6ern.


Tacoma, Mdib., 10. SSan.
3iuei masfirte Gdnber betraten Die
ein9ige Shdnfipirihihoit Der sIeine9i
Crtihaft 3ferinqer. nid)t lueit non
bier, un0 eri6oiien 5reo giaruett. oen
GiaentbuIner. Gbmo6l m ,brere Uidu-
uer lid in Der 5ddnfe beinroer. b.
mertiieaigten bic ganoiten bod ibre
JSluf)t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15

miuneapolis. g'inn.. II. 9,an.

Miuneapolls, gtinn., II. Gan.
Ging See, Der 9eiieer elmer Nd'
iherei. mnroe erOoiieit in ieInem
e5ei1ait5!otdI geIgnoen. @dn0e mo
,yilBe maren 8e6anoeu uH6 gum er'
0roiieIn Sgaroe ein Inn oen 5a.s gea
idlIurgenes 5eHo bsniiBt. Go i'd
in Der aaiie $50 6e'anoen, aber nidlt
genonnlen .uaroen. m1hreno Der
aoFfer oes Sooten erbrodlen pur0e,
III 9infeaft iDabrid,einlidl.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
snmmer- gSsinter.
TnIin Gfla IL "a

1ulid 6aa, H. San
lin 3pei llbr ylad]mitiaas 3ei8e
0as Ibcrmomeier bier 80 Gjrno ali,
Die hodJite lenlperatur i'm SSanuar
tn DIR 6ieid)idie 0flabopas 4d)t
5tuaoen jp1ter maren es y @;ab,
eia 5emper1tnrihtr5 ron 81 @rao.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
2entider aastanidprpfeHsr see6rt.

91en gorF, IU. 15anllar.
gie Columbia llntperiitdt bat @rnit
Gar d, Broieiior Der mo0ernen 8es
idNd)te an Der aieler lluinerlitdt, Dec
iett in ben 9erciuigteu Siaaten oIs
austauihproieiipr aoiier 8tIbelas
Bortraae an Der Columbia llniperfs
tat bait. gum GbreBOotter bei0es
8sAts sema9i.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
EdDaOeuieuer.
Glapton, ". ~, fl

Nla0fon, 9l. II, 7. san.
eSeuer 8erit0rte eln Sduiergepiert
i'm Screen Be- Seid)dftsoiitrift5 un0
peruriod)te einen 2erimt bon 500.
600. Dlau tpeiB nidt mie oas 6elter
entltan0 Die IeuerIUehr war IL ihrer
ghatigteit ourb NaiiermanBeI lgbin.
bert.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
Qeius gPadfbeidlraufuna.

les WoiHes, Soma, 10. San.
les abgeor0neteHllnHs bon Soma
lebnte eneH @eidJIubantrag, 5aB
Gem Spreder Des 5auies oas Aehf
Der SoEnite. e.Grneunung geuomnen
Eperoe. nit 90 ae1eH 81 Stanmen ab /.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
sdlrsflidlss ...nolnd.

Gator. llri0ales. 10. s5anuar.
10 Berionen mar0eu bier getootet
mo 8 perleet Bel einem Gr0rurid
Der eine stbt6eiIung arbeiter unter
einer Gro. una 8eiteiHasaiie 5egrAb,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
! snnSeslsnator Gins. !. Suah,s.
Genpcr Efnf 4

~eI'Utf. Got. IT. Jan
9uHoesienatOr Charles Z. suqbes
oon Colorado itarb bier in iefnen
Sriie nah elmer lalgeH aronfaeit.
SeiE lob mar eiss aagenleingr araite
perIaa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15

aipgeb0rte, miro Jet Dem 6eler Der.
nliBt. Wtan lab ibn in ons brennenoe
@eb1it0e ieben, ltli0 ieitber miro er
perlntBt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
Der nene NammerpraiiSent.
Boris, 10. e0nltnl

Gie Observation-Disclosures bat ben
ra0ifalen So3ialiiten Senri Brijion
ipieoer ais loren Rrdiioeitten &C.
iuablt. 9riiion er6ieIt 270 Stinl.
men, ser 9iepubIifoner gauI Zelda.
iWl 1877 nno Der SogaIiit ssnIes
@ueS0e so.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
Ginrinnati. .. II. ssan.

G. HI Hnn iider. DaB oFr grauo
5es nam0elsf1mmer1ebdn0es nod
eiH iedites Gpfer geioroert bat. Ter
3eitllngs5srid1ierit lttsr e5eorae 519-
g.aa, Der 0erH Stao oes ,lEBaulgeg
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-28
REDUCE YOUR COTTON AcREAE,

sober systematic campaign
acreage the south all succeeding has had its
inception 1911 crop which bringing
the than the smaller crop of last year
Recently notable conference held in New Orleans At
of agriculture the southern and southern
governors The conference placed itself on record as urging
reduction the souhs money CROP cotton the only
farmer for his time and energy
ONea of Alabama, has named supervisor for
sxeven counties of that state carry the
pagn every county The governors Of other
ecfed t adonf This same systematic nolcv abama cotton
xtyeight thousand bales Of
that of last year. but the states yield also increased two
million bushels the 1911 being the biggest Aabama
history The farmers of Alabama learning that is false
overproduce at the sacrifice of home
living crop.
ton crop fifteen million fortyfve thousand bales The es
mate for Georgia is two million six hundred and sevenyone
thousand bales No other will produce
two million bales The crop the biggest in the history
of the cheapest Georgia has before pro-
duced much cotton More actually gnned
before November IA than the state before
according to the bureaus fifth report
season, recently made public.
The commissioner of agriculture of Texas predicts
per cent
The county Georgia. reported to have
made dvercaon of their slogan after this years expe
rience with much Next year the biggest
diversfcaon in the counys hstory fact sweeping
luton the farming industry there The impending arrival of
the boil weev well the bitter prices
shared equally the awakening of Monroe county The
already the ground for grain crops Next year
practically all of farmers will crops
all kinds not only to satisfy their demands but to leave also
a surplus for the market
There temptation high prices that the farmer
has heretofore found almost irresistible He
ton foot of ground thinking that the will
stay where they are DE fogets that his neghbor also plant
ing cotton When the farmer makes this mistake
scarcity of food stus and must pay out the price of his whole
cotton crop to buy them He has made his money his
for necessities instead of growing his necessities the land
and letting cotton buy his Injuries
that the lesson of the 1911 crop will
gotten The lack of cohesion that has
reduction movements In the past serious
pagn well under way The old mistake viii not be repeated
soon - !. -l--- -.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-28
People Are in Saddle;
They Viii Choose Issue

: Editor Atlanta Journal:-It should be
a matter OF congratulation that, up to
this time. the gubernatorial campaign
has been free from Objectionable per-
sonalfties.
In spite OF the fact that gentlemen
declare there Is no issue in the cam
! patgu," all hands are discussing an is
sue which IS the one issue. Regardless
OF the manner in which that issue was
injected Into the campaign. It is there.
and there 10 stay 1t Is so great ano
50 important an issue, it win not down
AZ the bidding OF any man or sssocia-
ton OF men
But the glory OF 1t all Is that the peo-
pie have been lifted 70 so high a plane
OF education that they are so well in
formed. they viii register for them
selves their preference between the
three distinguished gentlemen who
cherish the very iaudable ambition to
be governor OF Georgia. and viii record
their views on the pending issue, by
a vote 50 nearly unanimous that cur
rent estimates. based on straw ballots.
win be badly shattered.
The glory OF II all is. the people are
IN the saddle. Respectfully.
MARTIN v. CALVIN.
Experiment. Ca. November 27. 1911
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-28
ONLY SIX MORE DAYS TO
ENTER. BIRDS IN BIG SHOW

Southern breeders are quickly awaken
ing to the fact that they have only six
days left to enter their birds for COM
petition in the coming show of the
Southern International Poultry associa-
ton, and entries, are pouring into the
Office of Secretary T. M Poole.
A glance at the handsome premium
list Of the association is enough to con-
vince fanciers that by a failure to enter
the show they miss the best chance
ever given them in the south to win i'm
portant prizes.
At the majority of southern poultry
shows the premiums awarded mean
much to the particular county in which
the show is held, but nothing to lie
south at large. At the coming show
of the S.. /. p. A. the winning of q
prize will mean that the breeders bird
has competed with the very best stock
in the entire country and has come
away with laurels well worth winning.
In this show the breeder has chance
to win larger money than has ever been
offered at any other southern show. The
list of prizes shows over 5000 in cash
in addition to more than 100 handsome
silver cups. To the cash and the cups
will be added many special prizes as
well as the usual honor ribbons. A
prize at the Southern International show
means something besides nonor.
AS a result the entries are pouring
these last few days, into the office Of
Secretary T. NJ. Poole, who declares that
without doubt the Southern Information
ais show will have more birds on dis
play than any previous show in the
south.
The big show, fittingly heraided as
THE South's Greatest Poultry Exhib-
It," will be held in the auditorium In
Atlanta December Ills, inclusive.
The entry list closes at midnight Of
December /, II days before the show. It
closes them for several reasons. In the
first place, the fling and placing of
the many entries in a show of this mag
nitude requires a great deal of time and
work. Again the management of the
Southern International wishes to be pre-
pared to receive every bird that comes
i 10 Atlanta and to properly care for it
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be able to give individual attention 10
every bird shipped here in its care.
AlV southern railroads have recognized
the Importance of the December show
something they have never done for
any other poultry exhiDit-by putting on
reduced rates to Atlanta from all points
in the south especially that fanciers and
others interested in the poultry industry
may attend the big show.
On account OF the many educational
features. in connection with the big dis
play, hundreds of people, who do not
own. but who are Interested in chick
ems, are expected to come to Atlanta
for the show. Mr.. Poole declares that
he expects fully 10000 people to at
tend the exhibition.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-28
Nancy Hanks Alioe Yet

Nancy Hanks. with the possible excep-
ton OF Maud s.. the most famous trot-
ter that ever stretched a rein on the
American track. Is the same beautiful
animal she always was in spite of her
= years. and IS frisking around like
hIIy in a special paddock at Hamburg
Place. the great breeding establishment
owned by John Z. Madden in the very
heart OF Kentucky's blue grass section
Uncle Alb. who is Nancy's own hostler.
IS "a; but he says he Is good for another
70 II looks count In the same Enclosure
with Nancy is another granddame OF the
kurf-Rose Leyburn. n years old, whose
great-grandchildren are racing.-New
YORK World.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-28
sUeeEsrroNs THAT NAY HELP

SUGGESTIONS THAT NAY HELP
A machine in the shed is worth two ir
the rain.
Start the youngsters in the way Of
reading useful books before they acquire
the "dime novel; habit.
Scrub. breeds on the farm are very
likely to keep you down to a scrub bank
account.
Do you sometimes envy your merchant
or your banker his suecess7 Then TIE
systemizing your business, as he does
Shoot the worthless farm dog; sell the
kiclxy dairy COW and the kicky horse
and give the chicken-eating hog a dose
Of the ak.
The farmer who plays fair with his
wife, sees that things are as convenient
and labor-saving In the kitchen as they
are about the fields and the barns.
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A bathing scene in . play had been
censored In England. and yet we had
thought that Englishmen. next to Amer
cans. were the greatest bathers In the
world
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-28

We stin think that Peru and the other
South American countries have restrained
themselves remarkably well. considering
-how much war there Is In the air.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-28

Also We must remind the public that
only few days. comparatively speaking.
: remain between now and Christmas. So
Z shop early.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-28

in order that the breeder shall be in no
danger of loss through the exhibition.
Accordingly the entries are to close on
December 1, and the management will
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-28

When the fathers declared every man
entitled to the pursuit Of happiness,
they laid the foundation for free and
unlimited coinage of punkin-pie.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-28

We prefer to have our cows come fresh
In the fall. AS a rule they will give
more milk the year round than spring
cows. Try one next year.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-28

Mr.. Dickens, son Of the distinguished
sne. finds trouble in getting . good cigar
IN America. and yet whoever heard OF
anding q good one IN England.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-28

There z=s eco women eligible to vote
TN California. from which itfmay be ak
pscted that lively times may be seen
At the polls.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-28

- We can't get sserity's viewpoint, but
history. whi1dis constantly being re-
peased, Is q good enough one.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-28

And now the colonel says he won't be
a candidate. nor viii he aid any other
: candidate. He apparently believes In the
lmpersonal kind Of Journalism
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-28

It Is the open season for those guber'
Material train polls
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-28

: II VIII probably be a record breaking
year for startling crimes OF various
kinds.