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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-18
SEN0IA DUCK MILLS
PUT IN BANKRUPTCY

An involuntary petition in bankruptcy
Thursday morning against the Senoia
Duck mills. This corporation was capital
lied at 100000. and is located in Cow
eta county. 1t was chartered to manu-
facture cloth goods. The petition was
filed by Dunn & Ogletree, and c. G.. Nc
Crane and w. Y. Ogletree.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-18
Advantages of Smyrna
AS the Poultry Center
of State of Georgia

eus HERE is plan on foot now
to establish an incubator
ii factory at Smyrna the
coming winter, which will
keep thousands of dollars IN
Georgia, and make employment
for many high-class laborers, es-
pecially good cabinet makers.
This will, of course, eventually al
vertise this locality more than
anything that could possibly be
done in the poultry line, as the
machines will be scattered over
the entire world.
The land is, at present, cheap
but is fast increasing in value. II
takes only a small amount to keep
large number of fowls, and many
a worl1ingman can add much TO
his income, by the efforts of his
family and with his assistance, by
adding poultry on his home lot.
Food products of every kind,
especially meat and eggs are be-
coming higher and higher every
year and we will never see these
products cheap again that could
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-18
NEW ORLEANS Cotton,


NEW ORLEANS. April 1T.-cotton futures
opened steady At a decline q three 10 six
points. The market dull In sthe early
trading. chiefly the result OF the holiday
n the Liverpool market Bears were not
aggressive Bat there no special support
and offerings were not well taken care OF
The weather map was not especially favor-
able 70 either side. Temperatures were ratn-
er low ard rain Was shown In Texas. where
rain Is unfavorable 20 planting. The remain
der of the belt dry. AT the end OF the
first half hour q business the list was stll
three 10 six points down
The weather forecast. which predicted IN
settIed weather and rain Tor nearly all parts
q the cotton belt. caused some nervousness
among shorts. following as Il did reports or
seed rotting IN the ground owing % cool and
vet weather. and their buying Of covers start
I'd the market upward
At 10 time during the morning was any great
amounf OF trading done. but toward noon the
old crop months were 1 to points over last
Thurzday's clos. while October was 1 point
under At the market was quiet. put
steady with the list point down 10 point up
compared with last weeks close.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The foIlowsng we're tine ruling prices In me
exchange to-day
Tone. STEADY; middllng 1885, steady;
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-18
QUESTIONS ASKED AND ANSWERED.

threats. or 1t is caused from the roup
mentioned in your letter, which pro-
duces the watery discharge from the
nostrils. The roup cure and also the
tar is splendid. Both are good anti
septics, and a good antiseptic of any
Kind VIII usually cure roup, especially
in its first stages.
Mr.. Loring Brown:
have a Black Leghorn pullet
that is eight months old, and she
has never laid that l know or, but
she gees en- the nest every day ana
stays for sometime and acts like
she was wanting to lay bad, put
does not lay. Please tell me what
YOU think is the matter with her,
and give a remedy If possible.
W. c. d.
Atlanta, April 2. 1911.
ANSWER:
II you will read Tuesday after
Moons paper. it will probably give
you some light on the questions
asked in your letter. If this treat
ment does not help the hen referred
to. it might be well to kill her. but
AZ a. should. would be glad to have
YOU report what condition you flnd
her in.
Sometimes a pullet will never lay
but 1t is rarely the case. but maybe
the one referred to is one Of that
kird.
Mr.. Loring Brown;
have q6 young Rhode Island Red
chicks three days old. am be-
ginner, as / told you before. do
not find in your articles how to feed
hen-hatched chicks. give them
grits corn meal and corn three times
per day, and let them out when the
sun is shining good. Is this all right?
If not, let me know through The Jour-
nal.
RIDLEY MILLER.
Mfllville,. Fla, March. 81, 1911.
p. S.-After my chicks are five days
old I intend feeding a warm mash of
grits and corn meal in the morning
and the Corno feed In the evening
I do not intend raising them for the
market. 1 give them plenty OF. fresh
water. There is not a droopy one in
the bunch and l hope that | can raise
them all.
ANSWER.
The feed you are giving your little
chicks is all right. Hen-hatched chicks
can be fed just the same way as the
ones raised in breeders. If you will
continue with them as you have start
ed, and do not feed more than they
will eat clean at each feed, you will
succeed with them.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-18

,~..-~~-~s->-~~~~S->S--~o>>~
SINGLE Comb White Leghorn eggs for hatch
ing from fancy utility free range. $500 per
hundred. Fine exhibition pens, $1sOO per 10.
Laurence II. woodward. Lapel, Ind.
TAMwORTH hogs best for meat Blue Rib
bon herd OF America. owned by Flowerdale
Farm. Drs. Flowers. Props. Dallas, Tex.
FERN HILL POULTRY FARM-Black Minor
cas- Barred Rocks, Brown and white Leg
horns, IS years breeder, eggs $1.50. Circular
free. MY Min0rcas cover the Blue as The Jour
nal covers Dixie ]. Wallace Smelling, South
Richmond. Va.
WHITE orpingtons pure Kellerstrass from a
S45 trio. Eggs. So for 10. w. j. Strickland,
Katesville. n. G.
EGGS FOR HATCHING-single Comb White
Leghorns. 81 for 10; 100, IS; Kelerstrass
Crystal White Orpingtons, So for 10 80 for 50.
Indian Runner Ducks 50 for ID: All from good
stock. Matches guaranteed Try us. Munni-
maker Poultry Faim. London, Tenn.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-18

SPOT COTTON
Atlantis. STEADY. 14ze.
New Orie4ns.- steady. 14Sc.
View York. STEADY, IA s5-10oe-
Liverpool. holiday.
Galveston. quiet. 14ac-
Wflmfngtun- uaulinaI. 14zc
Norfolk. steady. 144c.
Savannah nominal. f4fc-
Baltimore. steady. 1fSc-
Philadelphia. nominal. Is 1o-Iooc.
Boston. steady. IL SJ-100c-
Mobile. nominal. IL s-1ec.
Charleston. nominal. 14isc.
ST. Louis. quiet l4&c.
Houst0n- steady. l4&c.
Memphis. nsminal- 15e-
Augusta steady. II l5-iec
Louisville. quiet 14fsc-
Macon. steady. "a &c
cosumoia steady. ls1@c-
Charlotte. STEADY. lie
Little Rock. strady. IA 5-f6c-
HAYWARD q CLARKs COTTON LETTER.
NEW ORLEANS. April 17.-Weather con
sltions over Sunday, while rot severe as an
ticipated. we're rather unfavorable- Rains were
somewhat general IN the northern ahlf and
heavy n the north central potion Tempers-
tures dropped pretty low and the minimum
shown b the government this morning are still
ssosad ,,nso s55 a n sorts esstrs Seor.
Indications are Tor smother wet speu to
cone an the central states tomorrow. Il viii
be- somewhat warmer ever night followed by
colder weather IN the southwestern quarter
our Liverpool correspondents write as fol
lows- Trade Developments in Manchester In
sald tat mills are now engaged for this
entire seasoa The frequently heard state
nent that there Is over production OF yarns
and thar fhey are hard 70 sell Is not correct.
The truth IN this respect Is that certain
mEIis IN trying 70 catch up. resortcd TO the
buying or inferior cotton and Il Is such yarns
~ inferior grade that are drag on the mar
The key note q the dry goods trade reviews
IL this country i that general belief In a
large coming crop and cheaper goods limits
demand to 8 minimum In spite OF the small
reserves held By the retail trade
patty travelling IN north Texas says plant
ing vas rushed last week high uD as Dali
las but. U these low temperatures continue
few days il win be quite disastrous
ne market opened a few points easier on
account q political 4eus Ii connection with
ne Mexican situationl
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH. Ca. April I7.-spirits steady
IKE Resin steady water white $1.o5. win
dow glass s. BIZ. $3.50. n SIS. $50
80. I SSH. II $7-s5- $50. S.SS- =
S7-so D s.. ToG7-Es. s7.I5. Receipts. spirits
rs. resin 1.59S-
CHICAGO quotations
The following we-e the ruling prices On tns
zrchange today
Op.a- aisA. Low. Close. Close los.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-18

LADIES. $1,000 REWARD! ] positively guar
antee nv Never-Failing Monthly Remedy.
safely relieves longest, most obstinate, abnor-
mai cases in 3 to 5 days without harm, pain
or interference with your work. Mail $l.5e.
Double Strength, 81. Booklet free. Write today.
Address DR.. Southington Remedy Co., EE. SIS
Main ST., Kansas City. Mo.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-18
MARKET REPORTS

NEW YORK April 1.-THE cotton market
ope1ed barely steady az an advance OF points
&c June. but generally unchanged 20 points
louer and dusing the first few minutes sold
OF 70 let loss o. 4dT points under scat
tert1g liquidation and local bear pressure.
which seemed q be inSpircd BY the absence
ar Immediate bull suppart. a feeling that the
speculative short Interest had been much re
duced toward the md Of the last week and
81 outlook for better weather In the south
Following the tiled conditions and rains
oT the last few days. There did not appear
% Be mueh long cotton coming on the market
cane less active prices steadied on covering
and renewal o. bull support sent the Old
erop back 70 about the closing figures or
THURSDAY during the middle Of the morning.
TIE new crop was very quiet and ruled some
70 points let lower.
he rally from the early low point carr.el
July contracts into rev high ground Tor tne
movement. but around I4-T3 for that position
there vas considerable realizing and the market
l4ter In the forenoon eased of slightly frotn
the best. the ole crop being net unchanged %
: points higher AT midday. while new erols
Pcsit On ruled e points net lower
The hulltsh statistics and decreasing interios
stocks seemed to Increase the nervousness 2.
cid crop shorts during the early afternoon an.i
prices sold about 5 70 points net higher on
scattered cover ng and a little support from INC
leading bulls TIE new crop remained or >
points under the closing figures Of last week
NEW YORK COTTON.
The following were The ruling prices on me
sxchange today:
Last Prev.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-18

DROPSY. Blood Poison, Kidney Disease. Piles.
Fits absolutely erred; prices reasonable. ad-
dress Dr. John r. Patterson, Specialist Allan
ia, Ga.
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ADMINISTRATORS 35c. frames l5e sheet pic
lures 1o. microscopes 25c. views lie 30 days
credit. Samples and catalogue free. Consoldat-
ed Portrait. Dept. 4J64, 1927 W. Adams ST..
Chicago
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GOOD TEXAS state lands $3.50 to $500:
cash, balance 40 years; some don't require
residence j. Snyder, 52S Congress, Austin.
Tex.
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LH4IAG0 CASH dUU1A4IUHs-
CHICAGO. April 1T--Cash: Wheat-No-
red eost s7e2c. Nc. > hard. e0& asa &c: No.
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SONG pOEMS and musical compos.tion-thar
are successful--brng fame and cash to their
writers. Send us your manuscript write for
free particulars Publication guaranteed IL :
cepted. H.. Kirkus Dugdale CO.. Desk PIG.
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.i2 POST CARDS FREE

We will send L. of the prettiest post cards yon
ever saw for &c to pay postage and mailing Il;
you win show our cards 10 of your friends. L.
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can make it profitable, there are
men in Georgia who certainly can
do as well, and I hope that Smyrna
or some other live town near Atlanta
will get busy soon on the lines above
mentioned. Very truly yours,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-18

MEXICO u. S.. Canada public lands; secured
free, Or purchased without residence. 40 cents
to S1.00. Landseekers Guide. Station &c. Aus
tin, Tex
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RAnH VasNmha EXPELLED WITH HEAD. FREE
1HF G-W Unm lsoso STATE 81. cnicaaS. ! liz Ii.
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/ MARRY RICH, big list of descriptions and
photos free (sealed). Standard Cor. Club,
Grayslake, Ill.
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MARRIAGE PAPER free. The most reliable
published. Send for one. Eastern Agency, -,
Bridgeport, Conn.
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PERSONAL

RRknnu Best plan on earth. sent free. Pho
MHHHV tos OF every lady member. rhs
UIHlIlIt Pilot. Dept. 81. MARSHALL. Mich.
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| LADIES-When delayed or irregular, Tri-
umph Pills; always dependable; Relief
free Natl Medical Institute, Milwaukee, Wis.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-18

nIVAT lTATr< stops pain Instantly. On
PAlN PAlN receipt Of y one cen.
return mail a soc package with dfee tiOns for
making twenty four bottles. Sold so years by
az, nts. R. L. wolcott, II wolcott Blcg.. New
York.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-18

lights. SO. 3Oa6. e5; packers, $5 .50@6. 60;
butchers and best heavy, So. 3016. 80.
Sheep-Reccipts $500; steady. Native NUT
tons. So 1904 90; lambs. S5.T596.2J.
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MARRY-Book Of descriptions and photos mail
ed sealed free. The Exchange. Box $50.
A. u, Kansas City, Mo.
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(FoRMERLY AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL OF ME-
LANTA
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REGISTERED Jersey bull, dairy type, at bar
gain. Sire Biltmore's Torment; dam, Hep
burn AIarcelle; dam gave 445 pounds butter
1910. Write for full particulars. K. b. Been
with. Lumberton, N. c.
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FINE extracted honey; sample for stamp. VIM
ID. Null. Dept. X, Demopolis, Ala.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-18

/ 247O ACRES, Bowie county, Texas, $50 pei
acre; terms. George w Rayhll, Warrehs
burg, No.
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MARRY wealth and beauty. Marriage Direc-
tory free. Pay when married. New plan.
Box 314, h. l.. Kansas City. Mo.
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GOOD FARMS-Good country, cheap; good,
roads, good schools and churches. Land will
double in value soon. Write Roark Greear,
Mountain Park. Okla.
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MASON, FENWICK & LAWRENCE, Washing
ton. ID. O.: established 20 years; prominent
references In your state Booklet free Write us
NANCY HALL Potato Slips May delivery at
81 so; June delivery at 50 per 1000 Cash
with order. None shipped COD. The Cureton
Nurseries, Austeli Ca.
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TOBACCO factory wants salesman. Good pay.
steady work and pramotlon; experience unnec-
essary. as we will give complete instructions.
Piedmont Tobacco Co., Box G H. Danviile, va.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-18

COBBS process saves meat killed any time.
without ice In hot weather. Palatable. health
full, guaranteed. Price So Patent applied for.
X. X. Cobb. Bivins, Tex.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-18

FOR SAI.E-Registered Berkshire pigs of high.
est class and most perfect type Best breed
ing on earth. Prices reasonable. Sheffield
Bros, Box "a, Oakland, Tenn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-05

GeattIs, 8ai6., 4. Rat. Cine
Rabelbspsf9e aus gOrooipu, alastd,
meIbet. oab Elm 6auFen Wduner fib
bort an gprb zines Dnupfers Der
alasta Stsdmihip GompGun begeben
babe, Der NIT eanabiihen aoblen OIL
9pro anse.ourmsH mar, uno ongefan'
gen babeH, bic &pbIsu iibsr 8oro az
-tperfen. Die genolierung tpitoerfeBt
iich Der Ginfubr ausldnbiffer acbleu
In 4lasta. Die DampfsrzRompdgs
nie ipI iiH I'm Ollie an ben gerGVasne
ten Sct ssrGnas babsas
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Metterberi6f.

Sir Sbio, MeTf girginien. bas
ipsltIik penniplponisn, bas unters
Winigon, SfItnois init Jnbinnn:
Gn5nes Mstter an yreitde unn
GomftGg. qaHgInm feisenoe lem
ptrotrr. GdUd6e perdnberIif<
Winb<.
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arbeiterperfi4erung In
gHqIdnb.

GH Ia q.
Q.onbon, 4. Wdi. Der felt Ions
ger 3sit psriprDdene pIon pOa
GtoaisDerfiferung sesen Arbeitslofss
feit. Rrontbkit unD eeeen Hngiiidss
fdue bej Der Arbtit irnrne 0m 9Ons
nerfing ppn &m GhubdmtsfanSler
efopb Osprse Ton nnterhouie eiHge'
wihf unb ipurbe bon d[ieu gdrieien
I'm spnrEdmsnt iebr giiRitis aufsenoms
msr. mas ben fonft 10 pisl angefeins
beten Winiifst febr iiberrnIht boben
mnb. O. Edwint aber, baB bas Cob.
oas ibm bon ieinen Gegnern ge5ofii
ipurne, nitt ebrlidb semetHt III ano
siren GeitenHtb segeH feline ALTERS
psnfioRsoorIagt b<btutet, bic imme,
Don ben lInioniiten aufs G6drfit,
ntrbdmmf fprrpen III. Die anbdngtr
Der Megierung behoupteH, odb ot.
Msdbtegel bic befie iei, bic iemaIs I'm
parIameit singereidbi iruroe, unb bel
fer olA bos beutfhe Gefts biefer. art
Cont dber gIoubt man, boB otl
GAasomtssansler su op.imiFttfb III
inirspeit bit Rotten bes planes fiji
ben Gioat uHb bic Mrbeitseber in Hfa
trnht tpmmen, uno BITE grobtn Jdbri'
fonten f0ngeH f6on jtst an, bic Mab'
regel su fritiIiren. bo fie fiGer fiHo
nur4 Tie fart belaitst su ipero<n.
Der aansIsr th<ilt feline propofIl
ticH In sir<i 1bkilt ein. Der cine be-
fddftiat iid, NIT Der Rrantbeii uni
b<r anbtre NIT Der 4rbeitsIoiisteit
sseber Mrbeiter i'm alter ncH 16 bis
65 Sobren, nslfen Ginfpmrnen MID
Dus Wlinimum Der Ginfpmmeniieutl
16O piunb erreibi, ioirD gsges
arnntteit perfi6ert fperben. 10 boB q
ipabrenn sr drbeitsunfdbig iii. nd
deniIih flint G6iiIinse ($1.2O) er
bdlt. Die arbeiter itsuern Die 90lfi
bieiss s5onbs BEL. ipdbrtno bic amber
odlffe aenIeinihdftlih pom ben ar
beifsebern unb benz Stoat beigeiteuer
lUixn.
Die mdnnIi6en alrbeii<r muHel
robdwntlit 8 Gents fur BIN Donpl
bxilteRrn unn bie 5ruufn 9 Genfs
mai, ipie Der annsltr ith ausDriidi
.srpti i3ints Gle onsr tirer llnse Ia
bat sIeidaaommt.- Die Arb<itetbe
ioIIen lp1hentlidb 9 Gents fur ieot'
arbesitr bssabIen unn bic Rsgierunl
lp0Gsnilih 4 Gents fir iebsn Der
ildkgtsu.
Der aansler Bat btredntt. oab no
Geges onf 14.70O.000 W6Hner I'M
sfrausn alnnenbnne fiHben fpsrce. VI
6eburien iollsn Grautn 30 S6iaina
erbuIlen, porausstiess. bob iie mnf
rsRn ~eints Wonnts nod Der OsbHE
nint aybeiten, anb ale perfih<rtfn sr
b0lt<n frfis 6rStIide 8ebanoluns.
Der Gtaat min dun iihrIih $12.
zoo. 900 CUR Aefdnpfung Der lubsrtil
Ieje bsreebeH; n6mlih $500. 600 FIJI
bic Grtnuuna pon 0filaHftalttn In
5000. 600 fur ibrtn lIHserbdlt.
Sni 6dlIe non permonsnter Arbtits
nnfaEsIeii IolIen bic Hefreiftnbeu |
ben erIten hrei Wlonntfu 10 EbiiIinq
unn ndhber 3 GbiiIines lp6mtntlih sr
hdIt&h. j5rdnen folIsa IN h&n erIse
brsi mlenatssl s66sntli6 Z o. 3 Z
tstsissM
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better RepolntionGr, bat ben plds ners
ratben, on benz etne GuantitGt DINA
NIT Don ben Rebelen psritett tpornen
mar.
SIN ferHen Often DerDffeutlihte 3sts
tunsen tritiiiren bic htuefiife Regisz
rune in beftissr Detie bafiir, baB lie
bic pirateH ungeftDrt bat ben 3dms
pier Mia pIiinbsrn luffsn, nrhoem
q an f5inass Sslane sssrsnsss nat
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Die Ar6dOlogen fOlIsH bie Krone, b1a
Gseptst uHo b<u Rins GalDm0s
erbeutet bcbsH.
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Ter @eeierstnas&Iais BON
Desn Gd)at stair3ier
tn itnterbaps eiirs
Seretd,t.
yerf6iebenes aus BEN oei,t-
fdben 2seid.
Yraiibeat 9ia3 nnb gi5eprdii.
bent Corral HiiIen reiisHireH
60 I1utst bie 6ouptfrisbensbsb sbinsuns
Wnheros.

DIR stHsgrabunsn IN :ssrufalsus
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Tarften su siHsr ernTsn biplomatii6su
affaire Snstpo6fen.
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GnslaHb pa. mit isiusH 2Hftfaiffen
ped).
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Der britifhe BreabHOusbttrsuser
.5Hpiueible@ I'M aro6eHhOd bes
fAdnist.
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Der Grmorbung bes iungen 8eutf4en
Soiepb Gemper ansstlagt.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-17

The bookkeeping system was loose
When a corporation went out Of bus
mess there was in most instances nc
entry made to show the fact. Hun
dreds OF corporations that had retired
from business we're continued on the
active llct.
There was no such laxity In the col
lecting of taxes from the home owners
and corporations by Republicans, for
they did not contribute so much money
to campaigns as did the corporations
But 1t is different now Democratic
state officers have found the defunct
corporations that were carried as ac
tive ones--there were several hun
dred of them. These will not be strck.
en- of, however, until they pay fees
to cover the cost of the investigation
Hereafter the books will be kept ac.
curately.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-17
GAS FIELD
Of Ashland County Most
Active At Present

The Aashland county gas field is the
most attractive at this time, having
forged ahead of Knox county, which
has held the front rank for the past
two years or more. There are now
twenty rigs up and 16 wells drilling
in the county. Some monster gas
wells are being drilled in from day
to day. The best finds are being made
in Miffiin township, to the southwest
a few miles from Ashland, the county
seat, and also within the corporation
of the city of Ashland, where already
half dozen wells have beer drilled,
writes the Ohio State Journal
The Ohio Fuel Supply company
drilled in an 100000 cubic foot well
on the Julia Barr farm, and another
equally as large on the j. krueger
farm, and another good for 7.00C, 900
cubic feet on the B. F. Smith farm.
In Montgomery township, same coun-
ty, the same company's we'll on the
Elliott farm produced 100000 cubic
feet, and No. G. Dickey, 100000 Gu
bic feet, and No. Thornburg farm,
100000, while No. Smith farm, pro-
duced about 10000 cubic feet.
The No 2 well on the same farm
Is credited with a production OF q
100000 cubic feet. The Logan Nat
ural Gas & Fuel company's we'll on
the Stone farm did 100000 cubic feet,
while Myers Bros we'll on the Scott
land produced 5,165,OOO cubic feet.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-17
LOANS WITHOUT INTEREST.

In the city of Barcelona. Spain. there
is peculiar pawnbroking establish
ment bearing the dainty name of "Our
Lady of Hope" where loans are made
without interest to necessitous per
sons on the deposit Of any articles In
pledge. Two-thirds Of the value of
the deposit is at once advanced. and
the loan is made for six months and
a day, but If at the expiration of that
period the depositor should declare
himself unable to redeem it. after an
other period Of six months the pledges
are sold. but If they yield more than
the amount advanced the difference is
given to the original owner. This in
sdtudon is very popular. Thousands
are every year suitors for the favor
thus afforded by Our Lady of Hope"
Richard Ford, Gatherings From
Spain"