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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-24

Trains marked thus 60 run daily. ex-
cept Sunday.
other trains run daily Central time.
City Ticket Office. No. / Peachtree ST.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-24
Real Estate For Sale


OWNER leaving city will sacrifice level
lot on Ashby street, near West Hun.
ter, facing another street, for $500. All
improvements down Apply at once. Max
Eisinstein, so Terry street. 3S-24-6
IN WEST END. facing three streets. we
have five acres that will make twenty
good-sized lots that we can offer for
few days A bargain. Let us show you
building Phone Main 1892 6-4- %
OWNER win sell home; corner lot; eight
rooms, bargain; terms. 1853 Cleburne
avenue Ivy 39S4-L 6-A-l4
BEST located factory site
around Atlanta. Six acres;
level; on Southern r. r. in
dustrial line, opposite Allan
ia Steel Co; 1,160 feet r. r.
frontage, two side tracks,
brick warehouse 100x100
feet, 22,000-gallon steel
tank, city water supply and
two cottages on premises.
Address J. C. Clark, Room
931 Gambler Bldg, Atlanta,
Ga. 6-19-11
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-24

and bath ROOM mahogany mantels; oak
floors, birch doors. bevel glass front
lights, All city improvements Lot 52h
by 230 feet to 20-foot alley Shade trees
in front and back yard. $50 feet off Cor
don street. Come out and see It. Own
er, q Langhorn street. West End 37216
the best buyers in Peachtree street
property where values are advancing
daily. See this before II Is sold Ever
EFT e. Everett 500 Empire Life building.
Phone Main 1892 6-24-29
TO PROPERTY OWNERS
OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH Of property protected ct 100
send for T. C. McDonalds "A G" Roof
Cement and Coating, which stops all
leaks We repair and GOAT all kinds Of
roof gravel, tin, iron and composition
roofs. All work guaranteed.
"A. C" is used by the A. c. Line Rail
way Company, which has ordered to date
Of the, city school buildings are being
painted with "A. q" Forrest q George
Adair Oscar and Charles Davis, Thomas
NJ Clarke and others patronize It.
work guaranteed
T. C. MDONALT ROOF AND PAINT co,
234 Central Avenue.
Bell phone Main 1850 Bib
IF Interested in railroad frontage on
Whitehall street call at once S21 Gambler
Bldg. We have two great bargains that
must be sold al once Great opportunity
for investment Never he any cheaper;
must be sold Cali or write S21 Gambler
Bldg, Atlanta, Ga. 6-19-2
FOR CASH and quick sale $3.50 gets
beautiful lot In heart Of South Kirkwood,
north front, city water, on corner, one
block from car line. Call East Point 20.
s17-a3
ON SOUTHERN RAILROAD and facing
good street, we have lot 1870 feet deep
that we can offer for a few days at a
low price This must be sold Railroad
frontage is scarce right now Phone us.
Everett & Everett, 500 Empire Life build
ing, Main 1899. 6242 %
DO you WISH to own a homer 81 lots IN
Krkwood $500 TO 500; 10 per cent first
payment George S May & Co, Bell
phone Decatur 1882 6t3-10
THE HOUSE you build, buy or
rent will not be a modern home
unless it is wired for electricity.
4-1S-19
FOR a well located we'll puHt, modern
seven room house, good terms, see
owner S16 Peachtree street. Phone so
Ivy $3.50
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-24

ON SOUTHERN RAILROAD and facing
good street, we have lot 80 feet deep
that we can offer for few days at a
low price, This must be sold Railroad
frontage is scarce right now Phone us.
Everett & Everett, 502 Empire Life build
ing Main 1892 6-24-2S
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-24
Ducks.


INDIAN RUNNERS-Fawn and White
and White Ducklings, 25c to 81; eggs
81. so to Sb, satisfaction guaranteed Geor-
Ra Duck Farm. South Kirkwood. Atlanta
1925
ON ACCOUNT of going away will sell
fourteen light fswn and white Indian
Runner ducks cheap. Phone 1877 Decatur
Mrs. Mason, Kirkwood, Ga. 42i8-6
INDIAN Runners; best white egg layers
prices reduced, 200 youngsters soon lay
ing, So so a pair Fish River Poultry
Yards, Magnolia Springs. Ala. 37t7-6
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-24
Railroad Schedule.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
PASSENGER TRAINS, ATLANTA
The following schedule figures are pub
lished only as information, and are not
guaranteed:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-24

FOR SALE OR EXC'HANGE-Lots In
Pensacola Fla. Some exceptionally well
located at bargain prices. John r. Scott,
sl4 Grant building. Phone Main 1859
6-21-34
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AaUlce
From
fhe
P0uItry
Doct0y

fowl has nine extra air sacks to help
force oxygen to the lungs. and It needs
many times more oxygen, for its size,
than your horse, which pulls heavy
loads and travels fast All this means
that fowls need more air than ordinary
stock for two reasons-they consume
more oxygen and they give off all mois
ture by the breath Moisture by the
breath Is very warm and very moist
and condenses more quickly than mois
ture from perspiration and you must
ventilate to the limit to carry it off In
stead Of letting 1t form a hoary frost on
the inside walls of your poultry house
If you don't carry it off look out for
trouble in your flock Houses with
open front covered with buriap or oiled
muslin, instead of glass, are ali right
because 1t means ventila ton; houses
with cracks and knot holes are all
wrong, because they mean drafts which
are fatal
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-24
Incubators.

FOR SALF-lncubator and brooder, 100
egg size. also burglar alarm with four
number annunciator, under ground. pipe
wire, shotgun, etc. part or all. big bar
gain for quick sale NJ. A. Norris GAL
Highland avenue. Atlanta. 6-19-10
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-24

r. / Reds.
QUALITY REDS. j. /. Hoaford, Eas
Point. Ga. A-25-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-24
Poultry. Pet and Live Stock.
Corrected by MCCULLOUGH Bros.
FOWLS NEVER SWEAT

Fowls n ev G r
sweat-they have
no sweat glands.
A fowls natural
temperature ] S
away above the
fever heat of all
other living crea
lures. and that
makes a draft Of
air their death
warrant A fowls
body is a regular
little engine the
heart beats like a
trip hammeT and
pumps blood like
a FIRE engine The
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-24
SUBURBAN HOME

ON the Marietta car line we have
home that has just been finished and
If you want to see something that will
appeal to anybody who wants nice
home with all the city conveniences
and the advantage of being in the
country, just let us show you this prop
osition. A great big lot and a house
that is a dream. eight rooms. two
sleeping porches, servants house and
right on the car line. This is one nice
place. and the price is dirt cheap.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-24

FOR CASH and quick SALE $3.50 gets a
beautiful lot In heart Of South Kirkwood,
north front city water on corner, one me
6-17-32
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-24
TO PROPERTY OWNERS

IF Interested in railroad frontage on
Whitehall street call at once S21 Gambler
Bldg. We have two great bargains that
must be sold al once Great opportunity
for investment Never he any cheaper
must be sold Call or write S21 Gambler
Bldg, Atlanta, Ga. 6-19-2
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-24

THE HOUSE you build, buy or
rent will not be modern home
unless it is wired for electricity.
4-1S-19
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-24
YOU HAVE MONEY no LOAN WE CAN PLACE m.


Simpson on
cold
condition Street IN front
description
JOHN J. WOODSIDE
AVENUE PHONE MAIN s
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-24

DO sou WISH to own a homer 81 lots IN
Klrkwood $500 TO S700, 10 per cent first
payment George S. May & Co, Bell
phone Decatur 1882 6-13-10
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elmer Che ipirb IL unisbIbnr ben Taft
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ten.
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mel 5uTamm,nfIOT,u. in leidtsn
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uno iid gu fruS,n. mos tpo6l jtni,its
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lissen m6gs. Gle mrbte Nortpcoo
bona9 frassn, uno bonn tpcIIten fs
einmal elm Boot nebmen, iiber ben
CLUB ieben, an BEN btr5dubertsn i,n'
Ititigsn nfer ldn6en uno matchmaker
cine Gntbsdungsr,iis in Dies fsrn.,
truumbofte @sitaos nutreten.
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Gp5ialbpsisne
girdutus gerbisnfe ais gesrinbss
berielben.

Sirduius gerbisnHe als gesrinbss
beritlben.
Wenn man berte, elm Desennium
mad Dem Sooe Ruoolf @irdops (gei.
5. September 1902 Der feltenen Der.
oienite 0es groBen Manres seoentt,
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S9Opfer Der mooernsn patbologifGea
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Oeutung fir Die iosiule 6psiene. Be-
fpegt iid oo9 Die Balm, Die Die 1ps
sisns in neuefter 3eit 10 erfolgrei1
ei19ei9lasen bat, pis Sr. @ottiteiu
IN feiner @eididte Der 6paiene bes
tont, ausT9liebli6 in Der Ridtunq,
Die 8ir9otp i9on Inn Die Mitfe ocs<
porigen Sabrbunoerts botse5eidnet.
Die 2ebrerl. Die er als iuneer Syor.
i4er oufitelts, iinb nod bsute mdBz
gebeno uno baben a[ssmsinIte Diners
tennung gefunoen.
@ir9op fat 1848 als eriten ges
oanten betont, 0ab elm innerer .3uz
i%ammenbdng 3pii6en io3idlen MiBs
Hdnoen uno bielen @oItsfrantbeittn
beftebe un0 oaB Sic Mufs
gabe, fol9en rein torperliden
9orgdngen nit Grfolg entgesenau.
treten, nur ourd cine 3uiammenars
belt BON ar3t uno Staassmann, BON
9bgieniter uno foaialpolitifdem Hes
formation geGDft iperOsn tGnne. Der
@elebrte bat Oamals Die in Obers
|f6Ieiien ausgebro6ene SDpbusepioss
ME i'm quftrdge Der preuBif6en Re-
gierung unterIu9t: Die G1pleratpi-
Oemien BON 1849, bie 5peTortepiDez
ME bon 1852 boten inn rleue geles
genbeiten gum Stuoium. rgine gauge
Der f9perften Gpiosmisn lit unter
meinen 4usen perlaufen", 10 berid)set
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ri9teritatter gu erforiden gebabt-
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gen. Oie1e Stuoien baben einen enss
i4eioenben GinfluB ausgeiibt arf Die
5telung, pelde i9 i'm Dffsntliden
Qeben eingenommen habe. sic fpds
rem IS, DE mid auerit in oie prattts
f6e politit fiibrten". Ia9 @irhofps
Meinun9 lit iebe 8pltsfranfbeit cine
abnormitdt. n@pi0emien glei9en gros
Zen Warnunsstafeln, an benen Ser
Stdatsmann in GROCER S9rift ltien
fam, DAB in Dem Gntpidlungsgdnlc
ieines Bottles cine StDrung eingetres
ten tit, nelfe ielbit cine Iorsloie pos
litit nidt LANCER iiberieben borf."
stuf Gruno oiefer bon Inn auerit nit
gntf9ieoenbeit uno Satfrdft pertrss
tenen 4nfhauungen bat @ir1oip fem
2eben lang g@etpirtt, bat cine Reforri
oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ouraseftBt
un0 iid groBe 8eroienfte I'M bic
8olfserndbrung unb Ole getdmpfung
Der Sierfeu4en eripurben; 10 III ]. %.
bic @ntoedung BON Sridinsngefnb-
unb beren foniequsnte 8etdmpfuns In
eriter 2inie 0irdpps Merf.
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eefefraAts.

cfr bat Elm bIinber 8uiaI bid be-
irsbrt,
Benn 6u eeItraudeIi, bab bu nidt &C.
fallen;
Fem 8utaa tanfft bu, bob bu frei uni
leidt
9n @Iid nnS Gbren iannit burds Sc.
ben frnlen.
Zen anbern bat Elm 8utal crit be-
itiirJt;
er InIeidt berfemt. b.radiet bura 6a'
Qeben;
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6elt, fi
Dir @runb oerus. @efau'uen gu ber'
eebtn.
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giucs anfr III @Iiid bieniebsn, =
Gins: 9cs Snnern filler 6risben
limb bic ftnlbbefreite grnfi.
limb bic @r1be 1T gefibrIid.
iint Der Mubm III eitcI SpieI;
spns cr eibt, iinb nihtse G6atten,
or ilimmt, es 1T 70 bell
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etipus berbddtig ausfab. Sd battle
bic @mpfinbuns, bab ba ireeno etpas
ni9t gang ridtig iei unb peripirte
bsreits einsn lei4ten Ribel in meinsn
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anii4t, bab man nit allen Menf9en
austommen fam, fpenn man lie auf
bic re4te @rt unb Weiie 81 nehmen
peib.
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iden in Elm Gsfprd9 Elm, unb bu E.
mir i'm @runbe senommen gang
gut eefiel, Tub i9 i'm Elm,
ben Smbib nit mir gu teilen. Gr
iagts nt9t nein, unb mir fpuren bah
gang quite SreunOs. Ginmal fiiblte
id mid iebo6 ettpds %getrdntt. benn
als er ben eritsn S9lud Wein nabm,
fpie tr i'm aus unb i9nitt cine
furdtbare 9rimaTe, pdbrenb er benz
Dirt Surief:
r2orenSo, slaubft bu, bab mir no
tdre iinb, bic Sinte brduhen? Glib
uns stfpds rpn benz olten!"
unD Qorenso fam bsm8efebl iofort
NIT elmer Sldf9s Wein na9 = nas
tiirli9 BON Ger aller6eften Sortel
Sun3 t0itti9!
ga, mir aben unb tranfen, uno
f9lieBIi6 fonnte if es ni9t lafen,
aud auf bic 9duberfrage gu tommen.
Sd f1ete etfpa folgenbes:
,Gntf9uIbigen sic, mein 6err,
absr ba sic pernutli6 bieie Geeenb
gut tennen = fasen sic mir ood,
Of sic ~glauben, baB IS nit ben bieiis
gen @du6ern pirtli6 etpds auf ii9
bdt2"
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er NIT einem brsiten 9rinfen. ga,
bas f0nnen Sic rubis beim beiligen
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Ii6 i6r 6auptmonr."
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uns.
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'
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i6 ridt, uber mein Sreunb, ben fe
untergefdbt bate, %bebauptete, bab iie
fi4 bic gauge 3eit iiber ungemein fell
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redte unb llnseredte, iiber Hduber
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f%untelnber Sterns rnb fab 70 I'M
fdulbig aug, d1s Bate er ntemdls
einen ii5iIianifden aduberbauptmann
sefeben.
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:. SIN Gtfsr. Der gbef ess
riet nit benz 8udbalter in einen bef=
tisen Sisput. SdlieBlid frugte er:
Sinh Sie etpa Der gbefg4 -
Rein, fagte Der 9udhalter. nNa
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grgebungspoll. Wers
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NIT rSer Rorisieherq1 y.
aunbs lDiaruit(; .Etiotr p9nsl.
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s,ditrs aapitrl.

Sic tpdren itbt ettrd orsi Sabre
perbeirotet. @in.s Sdgts bstrdt sr
friib am Ru4mittas freuois ,rrsst
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trasen botts, fem Bureau. Gr bait.
einen tpidtissn prO3eB setponnsn uno
ben parmsn gsifall ieiner 9epunbes
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4npdlt Der Stabt mar qusr burd
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ten un6 bate inn nit ber3IiG.n
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10 fpormen glntsil an Ieinsr 9erufSs
arbeit na6m, unb frsute Ii6 i'm DOT.
aus auf i6re @enustuune.
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anbern S9riftitid,n einen Brief bon
sinem Grsunb i'm Weiten, Der felt
Sdbr uno Sag ni9ts bate BON fi4
bOren Iafsn. Ser Snbdlt lauteie:
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bic Did oufiudsn mill, UNI ibr Sc
iibtum gu rstten, fporiiber iid Elm
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Elm dlleemein %bstannter Mann mar.
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finb Dor sttpa einsm Sa6r innerbalb
u6taebn Monutsn belize seitorben, uro
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ienihaft in ben 9daren. 8ei& bas
ben llneIud in Der gbe ssbabt.
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gsbeiratet. Der ii6 dig Srunttnbplo
entpuppte uno ibr elm Sabr lang Das
2sben our 90lle sema6t bat. Damn
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gu Ii9 uno beaablts benz @ottsn ulls
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9eufet. fib nit feiner S6peit.r 10
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lire Snterefen gu ipabren. Sam 1T
in jeoer 9e3iehung beruntergefommsn
uno pirb allss bran feben, Die
Shneiter I'm ibr gigentum gu be-
triisen. Sin GROCER Sell oes 8srs
m0gsns beItebt in aissenihaftsn in
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3ablung elmer ghvni6uIb iib.rnshs
men muBte.
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eerabs nie ihre Mutter, Solanit
Gon66, cine sefeierte Shonbeit aus
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sd babe 5rau grentportb seiagt,
tpenn iie NIT Gsuer unb glib brtins
fabren noble, 10 tue iie am beit,n,
3eus an3urufen, uno oesbalb eebt
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0.in @eorg Clement"
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Gag BON Grau 8rsntportbs Intunff
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tim Iditis. aber i6idli6ertpeife hurfs
it er bic Grfilfuns biefer pfliht
MID! auffdiebsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-16

NotarIid. ltnterfnduness
rinter (drgerlid): ga, ipdrum lelgs
men Sic benn 10 bebarrlihs Goa
gen Sic bod bic Mabrbeit!
Mnsetlaster: SD oenfe MIDI bran,
tpoau iiben sic benn bar
gingtgangen. Sunstr
@ed: SD benfe Is mir idredlih. fperr
Utter beim Menfden Die @tiIsess
frGfi dbnebmen."
bitter Qerr: sDds ipdrs BEL Jbnsl
sinmaE aaIa itnm0ali4!-
Milford chronicle., 1912-03-01
BELIEVE LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL

When a woman claiming to be Cher
okee Indian called upon Chief of Police
Black, of Wilmington, few weeks age
and stated that her husband had desert
ed her she was believed. By letters and
statements the woman showed she be-
longed to the Cherokee Indians. TIC
raise enough money to get to Oklahoma
Chief of Police Black gave her permis-
sion to tell fortunes.
When the band of visitors who were
taken this week by State Revenue Col
lector Bowers arrived it was found that
the deserted woman was a member of
the band Then the horses were taken
from the camp and impounded in livery
stable.
The visitors were ordered out of the
State. One of the women said that in
all probability the band will return to
Oklahoma.
The action of the revenue collector in
taking the band has raised the constitu-
tiOnality of the law under which he acted.
This provides a license of $500 on any
gypsy band that comes into the State.
Two lawyers have declared that they
believe the law unconstitutional because
it applies to gypsies and they will get
judicial opinion on the question through
habeas corpus proceedings should any
more gypsies be arrested. Mr.. Bowers
says ne will arrest all such bands who
fail to have the State license despite the
feeling in some quarters that the law is
unconstitutional.
Milford chronicle., 1912-03-01
FELTON,.

An old-fashiOned spelling bee" is tc
be given in K. of P. Hall Saturday even
ing. All are invited.
William c. Hardesty, who hes beer
spending the winter in different western
points, returned home Saturday.
The members of the Avon Club held a
bazaar in the K. of P. Hall Thursday
evening. The receipts were over forty
dollar.
James H. Hughes, of Dover, left his
automobile with o. L. Hastings, mana
ger and owner of the new machine shop
here to be put in order.
The personal property belonging to
the late Emanuel DeLacey, deceased,
will be sold in front of the store of Will
liam A. Berry. Saturday at two O'Clock;
Mrs. Clifford M. Simyler has resigned
her position here as teacher in our
schools. Miss Katherine Hodson,a stu
dent of Dickinson College, will take
Mrs. Simpler's place.
Carl Hughes attended court Monday
as a witness in the Wright trial, but
owning to the fact that Wright con-
fessed to the charge of which he was
accused, Mr.. Hughes was not called.
Miss Ola BidWell could not give the
recital in the K. of P. Hall on Monday
night on account of the severe rain
storm. But at the request of the man
agement of Hotel jackson, Miss Ola
Bidwell entertained those who had
braved the storm, at Hotel jackson.
Milford chronicle., 1912-03-01

IT is to be regretted that the peo.
pie of Milford have not the conven.
ience of a day current of electric
ity, so that they can enjoy the con
veniences OF modern electrical con
trivances, but we have not got It.
yet that does not give to the con-
y sumer who is paying for light alone
Nhe privilege to usesvacuum sweep
efs and irons with the current when
it is turned on in the evenings. The
commissioners in charge Of the
Sight plant of the town are publish
ing warning to those who have
been SO using the current, and they
propose to enforce the penalty
against those who are caught so
offending. tits certainly time that
we had a day current, but unless
the people assert themselves in the
matter, it will not come until about
ihe time the new depot is built by
the railroad company in Milford,
and God only knows when that
will be.
Milford chronicle., 1912-03-01
JEFFERSON 'S-X-ROADS.

Mrs. Thomas McFadden is visiting in
Philadelphia, where she has been at
tending her sister S funeral.
Emma Carpenter has been visiting her
sister Mrs James Short, of Milford
Neck
Mr. and Mrs Clark, of New York, are
visiting her father, Thomas McFadden
Edna and Ella Blizzard have been on
the sick list. but are improving.
Farmers of this section are very busy
saving wood for their summer use
William Blizzard met with very pain
full accident last Saturday afternoon.
While he was helping Charles Shear saw
wood, his glove caught in a knot on the
wood and draw his hand to the saw.
which cut his little finger off at the first
Joint. We hope he will soon be able to
be at work again
Thomas McFadden is improving his
property by building a new heunery.
Nathaniel Coverdale has been suffering
with a cancer on his leg for about two
months. His neighbors, are very kind
for cutting his wood for the SUMMER
Carrie Savage was the guest of Eva
Palmer Friday and Saturday
Elizabeth Bennett has returned to her
homie in Frederica from a Witt here.