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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-12
WEARING FOR HIS HOME,
MAN RETURNS FOR TRIAL

at the November term of court, he came
in and went through the formality and
this morning is circulating around town
with the manner OF enjoying a return
to his former freedom. The last Of June
Simpson shot his father-in-law, w. j.
Taylor, at Baden, near mere He is said
60 have hung around in the woods await
ing the outcome of TayIors injuries for
a few DAYS. Later he drifted down to-
Florida. Taylor who is 65 years old.
recovered slowly from his wounds and Is
now able to be up.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-12
Especial Dispatch to The Journa1.)

Especial Dispatch to The Journa1.)
QUITMAN. Ca Sept. 9.-Growing
weary of staying away from his family.
Simp Strickland. who was wanted here
for shooting his father-in-law, came to
town Thursday night and reported at the
sheriff's office. He took the precaution
to have some of his friends see If he
could give bond in the event he came
in and also to arrange for that bond
before he came to the sheriff.
Finding that he would be allowed TO
give bond for 81 900 for his appearance
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-12
Letter 20
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-12
AVIATOR PLUNGES
INTO OHIO RIVER

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Sept 9-While
making a fight down the Ohio river in
his aeroplane here today. Jean Nazly.
a French aviator encountered contrary
winds and before he was able to reach
the shore his machine plunged into
the river and sank. A motor boat
which was following the aviator got
Nazly out of the water. He was NOT
seriously injured
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-12
SHOOTS HIS BROTHER
FOR WILD TURKEY

wIGGINS, Miss. Sept. S.-Marvin
Hunt, who lives IS miles east of this
place, was shot and probably fatally in
jured yesterday by his brother. Frank,
who was hunting wild turkey.
Frank Hunt heard a rustling noise In
the bushes and fired, the entire load en-
tering his brothers face.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-12
Consul to See Boat

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. 9.-Signor
Giovanni Sottile. consul here for the
italian government. left today on in
structions from the consul general at
Philadelphia, to see about the plight OF
the bark Tomasso Grago and her crew
at Southport ~. c. Should assistance
be required il will be given immediately.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-12
BARNES PLACE SOLD;
CONSIDERATION SIS, 900

s QUITMAN, Ga, Sept. s.-William E.
Barnes. of Albany, has sold to Messrs
]. H Mathis, r. H. McGregor and c. D.
Blalock the two houses and lots known
as the Barnes place near the Quitman
about 5000.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-12
Nenros form Corn CIuh

SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept "a corn club
has been organized by the negroes Of
Chatham county, and prizes will be given
to the negro planters of the state pro-
ducing the largest amount of corn to the
acre. The organization is to be known
as the Chatham County Corn club. and
In order to defray expenses for the
prizes a picnic and barbecue win be
given at Stiles park August rs.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-12
NEWMAN FARM NEAR
AUGUSTA Is SOLD

AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept s.--Dr. Henry J..
Godin has purchased the old Newman
farm at the five-mile post on the Sa-
vannah road. The farm contains 90
acres of land, and is considered a very
valuable place. 1t is understood that
the consideration was about $4,000. The
sale was made through Alexander &
Steiner
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-12
THEUS FARM, ZIP ACRES,
SOLD TO ALBANIAN

MONTEZUMA, Ca, Sept. 9-The
Theus farm of PIP acres. belonging to Dr.
Brooks was recently sold to j. L. Nc
Tendon, of Opelika, Ala. through the
agency of M. T. Levle & Son, the real
estate men.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-12

, TARRYTOwN, N Y. Sept. o. !
, Frederick Henshaw will be blind
, in his left eye for life as the re-
, suit of hen peck.
, He was petting Clara" the blue
y RIBBON fowl from his flock of
, poultry and she was playfully
, pecking at his face when her beak
, struck the pupil of his eye
; CHANGING blow. Physicians declare
, that the use of the eye could
; never be restored
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-12
Reunion Is Held

BUCHANAN. Ga. Sept. S.-The Con-
federate soldiers of HARRISON county
held their reunion here yesterday. A
large crowd was present and a big bas-
ket dinner was spread on the court house
square.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-12

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-12
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13
O$takad tltadtd
EebdjarveIta.

Minulla on myytavana kaksi 80
eekkerin suuruista farmia Lehtijar-
vella, lahella New York Mills'ia,
MINI. Toinen naista siiaitsee noin
2 MALTA kaupungista ia on siina
40 eekkeria puhtaana. Loppu on
aukaisematonta, osalta metsaista
maata. Maa sijaitsee kauniin ka-
laveden aaressa. Maaperaltaan on
maa kivet0nta byvaa maata.
Toinen so. eekkerin suuruinen
farmi on noin 5H MALTA kaupun-
gista ia on siina 81 eekkeria pub
taana ia loppu metsamaata. Kar-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13
Saiffafmmnalta.
s;mmaIampalwelafiia emf per.

=. - ssmmaIanpaluelafiia emf per'
iontaina. neutrality-suspicious., Sron'
moobisia flo 10 op. ia Sron Selt'
isId, Wis. Flo 4 ip. =
neutrality-suspicious.: rippilaeten tuu'
Iustelu ia pleiuen s. g. ebtoouilella
fdpnti SronnoooisIo, altoen tlo 8
op.
2:na p6dfdispdimdnd st. fontril'
la flo 2 ip. ia bartausbetfi Flo 1880
italia Aler Hantamdead 9forrien
pdeud.
Spntpnpt ia fastettu.
Sronmooo tomnsbpisid:
Sobn Setb ia Sofia Hdlin tpttb
Saima Maria Ipnt. IA p. maaliSf.
Fast. 8 p. bubtit.
SronnoobiSio:
Wtatti ia Gola Waoralan pottd
Gino glefIanoer ipnt. 30 p. moolisf.
tost. 9 p. bubtit.
DoIfrib W. 9Dilen,
61O 6. Iper It. Sronnooo, WAd.
Selef. 436 81.
stamSalaiiemme GritsSumisfo
on ottanut fauppapolpeliian paifan
Wm Nlden toupasIa.
MRS. =. ~. Wcyeobb, iofo fe'
rid aqua 9ou9btonin lastenfootue'
oil Sronmoooisia piime milton 10
puaa.
Weipit 4nna Wldti ia Wtario
6omIi omat Idbteneet tGdltd BORT
{ lano'iin, Ore.
- 3alfe Stparbin perbeeae, iolto
Abiliattoin paloi oiuinbuone falustoi
neen ia poatteineens Ban 9usfirt'
isId, on ferdttp aqua ieuraamaeii
aller 2orpeIon foutto $2S.55; @If
!Simbersin fautta $4,000; alba 50
I'll lobioitanut $500.
2obioien. wostoonottoiai ppptd'pd
5onoa milpiit1mdt tiitotiet opnnfe
rdaiiqe fetd Iobioittoiile.
sos tabbotte iiemdn paibor
paaEdiietIi, min fdpfda Ie ostamas
ia Diuiom Nden ipaatefdppasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13
Maanostajat hoi!

40 eekkeria hyvaa maata myy-
daan halvalla, joka siiaitsee 2 mai
liza Hurleyn kaupungista etelaan.
Maalla on osa kovanpuun metsaa
ia toinen osa helppoa puhdistaa.
Lahempia tietoja saa kirieellisesti
tai suullisesti luonani.
Oskar Makkonen,
$40 E. Pine st. Ironwood, Mich.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13
Slnloitms

WlopIe, @is. Gm. 9uib. 3aniauis'
Ienrofunnan fofous pibetddn ieura'
funnan firfosIa % y. bubtifuuto
teuo 1 ialfeen puoIenpdiwdn, iooiu
fesfusieIIoan firtou fidltd mooloa'
miIesta y. M. eteenIattufpista %oiioiS'
to, iobon pppbetddn faiffia idIenid
laopumaon.
Otto NurftaIa, Sohn Inttila,
clinics. ~firilrt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13

sos bouiunne on fuluucet ia
tatti OH puoIifnntoinen, Min f6ptod
oStamoSIa pari bouiuia Wm Wiarn
fpoaiefouposto, finne on iuuri ioos
pnnut uufi iuuri moIifoimo D%tIiipic.
bouluia, hppdd ip~olmietisto, bin,
not oIboiist.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13

tano paalla, iolle on vakuutus
So, 1850
Kummankin maan vol nyt ostaa
halvalla, silla omistaia aikoo muut.
taa pois paikkakunnalta.
Lahempia %tietoia hinnoista ia eh-
doista antaa
Frank Paas.
Otter Tail, MINI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13
: W'r. Subm $olappa ia Soccb'

ion Neipport luteifilia oluot neureet
taaS noutomoon lebmid ia puIoo'
mot taoranlosliu fai STA muutomon
pdirpdn pcr6Si6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13
aapafoitiiiam Maiti Nieme,

= 8apafoitSiiam Maiti Niemen
maimo, Sron YeItisid, on iuuut
mieIennifaan.
= Sos te baluatte iddstdd rabaa,
min pistdptpfdd 81. .. pergolin
maiiasmerstaasIa emf piifoua. So
Jos tie tartpiiIette oStaa benosbars
ian, tie Iaatte niita enIipiifola ois
noasiaan rs ientiud fappale, ionfa
mufona Iaa pield beipoSfammon.
Utiuuua on mpoS Iuapunut afielin
rospoa imureeIa erdsid. Tuotaa
asia tullesIonne Ia Iaotte it'd 4 lent.
pduna Se on min bppdd fuin mis
fddn rosna.
WlinG olen loittanut poimafoieen,
ioten moin tebbd teiue palioat pbtd
bolmaua fuin te Ioatie mistddn. Sui
fao iiidue ia ~tarfastafaa minun na'
rastoni.
pubeIin 351 81. 2dbeud taupun.
gin taloa.
= &c mafiaa tebbd fauppoo 81.
pauIiSia. 9apara uutta, emf luofon
ia binnat balnot.
= Clettefp fostoan ouut ipaifeus
besIa IDptdd oifeita maatteita, iotfa
tppbpttdiFndt poifda, iefd mpDSein
ttIeanne? rSbe Wobel" Ism. Wden
maatetaupasio, onnetaan teine Foe,
Entertainer ipptppdiipps. poioIe
ettd bdn Iao fanniin, iopiman, fes.
tdndu ia meoenpitdmdn ipaateiut
fen. Sa tel lie, eta maotetus OH buo.
Tea bintainen laaouqeen. WeiuG on
bpmd m%aIifoima poifasten rippifon.
liz maotteita ioita ieiodn oIiTi fotIot.
tafpa ennenfuiu tee!te ostofI femme.
Gunnioittain
WSm. Draft.
= gmumalaiiet ianomaIebbet ma.
fptpdt %tarituneen fiben vonffaan",
iofa oil biGoiioin rluii &otimoa.Ieb
besId Sronmoooin untisofastosia,
iosIa ferrottiin uubeu, oifeen ridtti
Idismdtien", fistannusDbii5n peruss
tamiIeSta idnne Sronipoobiin. Gm.
me ole ennen mirtonneet mitddn Eos
TO "anfasto", Fud Ie iImaontui n6pt.
tdmbue iuuri oiana, iouoin omert.
fcloiiiao On iopana nfooI'ota" ioiti'
aon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13

neutrality-suspicious. et iuWttt'
tetd Sobn Matiion'in Iaunaa fams
pun9iua, Mper tobulla, waon fen H.
jam torStaina.
9ictpr Saarala Idbti iunnuns
tatiltana Wlarquetteen, iosia ban
pastori Seimoien futiumana tulee
pitdmdan be%nseuiIid pubeita.
= Tramf Vaas on idleen men.
upt noutamaan lebmid ia iaopnu
faaranlastin fansiu tt. 20 p. Sap.
tdd fatiomasia Dtiuerin ~paanasia.
(OS)
8GbfdG MT tilaamasia uuIi fe-
idpueu ". paulin faupasta. Sopt'
puuS taataan.
Hlr. 1itfanem, iofa waatii
100000 mabinsonforpausta Sii'
mer Sron Winins pbtiDltd iaamien'
ia tpammoien iobbosta, on lattmies
bienId fautta iaanut iieopn, ettd ia'
notiu pbtiD oliii balhfaS i%opimaan
allan mr.. Sitfaien fansla, mutta ei
iuostu mafIamaan Siffoiela enem'
pdd fuin 100000. Siiben Ell mr.
Gitfanen ole iuostunut. tpaan on IL
moiitanut antananIa allan mennd
oifeuteen. = So pieni tue tariottu
iumma ontin, iiud mr.. Eiffonen, ios
ia on mield nuori mics, on iaanut
Min paboia pammoia, ettd tusfin
BAN fosfaan moi tebbd minfddn'
laista tp6td.
= r6osmelI" battuia on mpptp
Sroumoobisia 20 wuotta, iofa ic'
bistaa, eitd ne .batut opat parbaims
pia $500 battuia.
M~pptdwdnd MT
Tbe Wobel,
Wm. Wtdfi, omistaia.
= 8auntien fDpbien boIbpoiat
faittiaua 5anotaan olenan foipin pls
peitd ia tplpid fDpbiue. SeuaijfIi on
moitiitu tdmdntin fauntin, tddud S.
r%onWoobisIa oIepia, fDDbdin bol'
booiia, eifd %Iuinfaan min ole tebtp
aitpan ilman lpptd. Sdmdn f%irioitta'
ia biIiattain pistdptpi ianottuien mis.
ranomaisten luona erddn aqua tars
tpitieipan faniaIoiiemme fansia, ia
tulin field iiiben mafuutufieen, ettd
pubeet I%anpttuien berroien tplppoes'
I'd fDpbid fobtoam eitpdt ole ldbes
fddn perdttDmid. - Wpi maailmaa
~pabennuSten tdbben, iopinee tdmdn'
Elm iobooSia %ianpo.
Mr. Oscar 0(ifi OH mennpt
Iiifematfalle Sbico9oon ia poIaa ia
faiIin milton 10 puua.
= Maamantaistltata wibittiin a.
mioliittoon 9eitfsGssfeIa ia Olga
Soffu. 9DibmiIen toimitti paStori
WuornoS f%anIal. 9aapalan oiun
noua. : Toimotamme onnea!
= Oau NmStirfin maanniIi eliidt
opat 9Disconiinin f~orfeimmilta pie
ranomaiiIta iaaneet Iupon erota
9urlepn tauniipista ia muobostaa
uuIi tauniippi. - Tdstd on epGile.
mdttd Iuuri bpDtp Ban Bustirfin
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Surlepn lufuiIien
fapoftaim tuottama furiuuS ia laits
tomuus on ioanut len aifaan, ettd
purlspn taunIipisIa on m%aanmilie.
IiiDitd merotettu tapattoman raS.
faasti. .2errotaon, eta ioittenfin
maanmilieliiaia ON Ban Yustirfiss
ia t6ptDnpt matIaa neroa 40 eeffe'
rid t~dIittdtpdetd mdbdn aiutusta
maofappoleesta pli 30 oouaria
muobesia. On marma, eta perot
uletpat tddQd mt las femaan.
= 2ii11 aifoa pt1i puoIi Iiiffeen'
id idriestdmisid marten on mpDrs
Uetip uubeIe idbtDpbtiDae.
Smumalaiien tebbosgbtiDn p9be
Unique Manufacturing Go:n wara'
clinics Sui Yoiari pistdptpi Srone
moobisIa iiistaina, ollesiaan mat.
rfaua Gbicason.
GIf11 memf1 inertia eSentmde-
Il falaanl OdinD Gfquistin rddtdlis
Iiiffeestd iaatte parbaat riappa maats
teet." Sci! ottafaopa tdmd buomi'
nounp
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13

naimo, Sron 9eltisid, on iuuut
mielenpifaan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-12
New, Of Boil. PLANE.

Special to Times Republican.
Belle PLANE. Dec. NV. NJ. Chowr
is building a new ice house to replace
his old ice house. 1t Is considerabl,
larger than the old one.
James Ealy, of Minneapolis. former.
ly resident Of Belle PLANE, is dead
He has relatives here. His father. A
C. Ealy, Is In the hospital at Roches-
ter. MINI.
John Ruhl has accepted the appoint
ment for deputy sheriff with his office
at Vinton.
Perry Smith formerly resident OF
Chelsea. six miles west Of Belle PLANE
was accidentally killed at Highmore. s
D.. by falling off load Of coal. break
ing his neck.
Rev. Vernon Lee. formerly Of Onawa
has arrived here and taken up his work
as pastor of the Congregational church
D. F. Estes. local inspector for the
bureau of explosives Of the American
Railway Association, gave an illustrat-
ed lecture to railway men Saturday
morning at the Memo theater, on the
subject Of the transportation Of high
explosives and showing the best meth
DDS for securing the greatest degree
Of safety. About two hundred railway
men were present. being agents and
others representing the shipping de-
partment OF the Northwestern railway
from Clinton to Marehalltown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-12
VENERABLE oRiNNELL COLLEGE
INSTRUCTOR CALLED ~
DEATH.
HAD BEEN CONNECTED WITH
SCHOOL s,NcE EARLY pAv
Also Served State University 40 In.
struetor for 8svsn Years-Mads Pro.
lessor Emeritus in 1898 Because Of
Age and Dsafness-Leadsr in Com.
munity md Church and War Veteran.

Specia; SC T!:Hes-Bopub.:caa
Grinnell, Dec 12.-Leonard F. Parker
A. NJ. ID. D., professor emeritus Of his
tory in Iowa College. died at his home
here at $50 o'clock last evening, after
a long period Of gradual failure oi
health. He was unconscious for two
days before death
Professor Parker was born in Arcade
N, Y, Aug. g.. 1925, graduated from
Oberlin College In 1851, received his
A. NJ. degree in 1860 and his D. d. in
1890. He was married to Sarah Candace
Pearse in 1853 and they came to Grin
nell in 1856. He was county superin-
tendent Of schools four years, then
principal of Grinnell Academy. profess
sor of ancient languages in Iowa Coz
lege at Grinnell from 1861 to 1870, then
went to Iowa City, where he was pro-
fessor of history in the state university
for the next seven years He then re-
turned to Grinneil,i where he was pro-
fessor of shistory from 1888 to 1898
when he retired from active service or
account Of increa sing deafness, and was
made professor emeritus.
In the civil war Mr.. Parker was first
lieutenant in Company of the Forty
sixth Iowa infantry, and a prominen,
Grand Army member for many years
His second marriage was to Mrs. Nell
lie Greene Clark in 1908. He has been q
leader in all good works in the college
the community and the Congregations
church. He also served in the state
legislature.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-12

greatest present day authority on soil
fertility. Dr.. G. @. Hopkins. OF the Uni
versity Of illinois. will be here to start
the movement. Each viii address 4
great night mass meeting Of the hum
dreds Of farmers attending the short
course. and the next day they will de-
liver numerous lectures to the short
course classes. These meetings will be
followed by general conference when
some steps will be taken toward the
promotion of alfalfa culture and soil
conservation in the state.
d.. G. q. Hopkins is at the head Of
the great soils experimental work In
Illinois, for which the state is ap-
propriating something like 100000 per
year. as against Iowa's $4,000 or $4,000.
Dr. Hopkins has on other occasions
taken Iowa to task for it's failure to
promote soil conservation and he is
quite likely to say some interesting
things about the states policy on this
occasion. Mr.. Circuit is president Of the
Illinois Alfalfa Growers Association, a
director of the Illinois State Farmers
Institute, and q member Of the board
Of trustees Of the University of Illinois.
He is successful and extensive farIu-
er himself and attributes much Of his
success to his growing of alfalfa.
The day of DR.. Hopkins, visit viii. be
known as Iowa soil fertility day, and Of
Mr.. CIRCUITS visit, as Iowa alfalfa day.
The exact dates have not yet been
fixed, but will come sometime within
the short course dates, Jan. to 10.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-12
CHURCHES MAY UNITE.
Norwegian Synod and United Lutheran
Churchss Differ Slightly.

Churches Differ Slightly.
Special to Times Republican.
Mason City, Dec. ia desperate
effort Is being made to unite the Nor
wegian synod and the United Lutheran
churches. For the past year negotia-
tions have been going on and COM
miui.cs have Sssn appointed and have
met once or twice to formulate some
steps looking toward union. All that
Is now keeping them apart Is on the
doctrine of predestination. When the
two factions got together thru commit
tees ii was found that their differences
were not SO great that arbitration was
at once entered into. Representing the
Norwegian synod Is Messrs. Malmin.
Norby. Jorgensen. Lee and Ylvesaker.
Representing the United Lutherans are
Messrs. Hegge. Tangjerd. Gehard Ras-
musen, Gunderson and Engh. Al the
initial meeting a subcommittee was
appointed consisting Of Messrs. Malvin.
Lee, Tangjerd and Gunderson. and this
committee will meet In Minneapolis
Jan 10 to get their differences In pre-
sentable shape and come together on
some common doctrine on which both
denominations can stand. When this
work Is completed the entire ten men
will get together at Madison, Wis. on
Feb. IA, and thresh the matter over and
come to some definite conclusions. The
Law members OF both these factions are
very anxious for union and II Is be-
lieved that the outside pressure is so
great that the representatives will get
together on some acceptable grounds
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