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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-24
MACON TO KEEP FIGHTING
FOR NEW CENTRAL DEPOT

MACON. GA. Oct. 24.-The failure
of the officials of the Central Of Geor-
gia and Illinois Central systems to give
definite statement as to just when
the new depot will be built here has
spurred the citizens Of Macon who are
behind the agitation to renewed efforts.
1t is now certain that when the railroad
commission hears the petition from Ma
con a delegation will be present from
this city, representing the city council,
Chamber of Commerce and nearly all
Of the trade and industrial bodies
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-24
WOMAN, VICTIM OF
WANDERLUST, SLIPS
FROM AIMS HOUSE

firing of the quietude of the county
aims house and again seized by wan
derlust, Mrs Jane Green, known to
the police as the woman tramp" who
drifted into Atlanta three months ago,
early today escaped from that institu-
ton, and, trudging through the country
to Atlanta, distance Of more than ten
miles, appeared in the office of Police
Chief Beavers shortly before noon.
Chief Beavers turned the woman
tramp over to Matron Bohnefeld, who
will care for her until she can be re-
turned to the aims house.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-24
HEAVY FLOODS AND
LANDSLIDES WRECK
NEW ENGLAND VALE

NORTH ADAMS, MASS, oct. "a
Two big bridges We're swept away, a
dozen smaller ones were wrecked, sew
eral large mills were threatened and
the Wilmington railway was covered
with tons of dirt and rock today in the
worst flood and landslide that has ever
occurred in the upper Deerfield valley.
The damage will be immense Sew
eral narrow escapes from drowning
were reported from the towns along the
Deerfield river, which has swollen at
places fifteen feet above its usual water
line by heavy rains.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-24
BIG SURPRISE TO MANY
IN ATLANTA

Local people are surprised at the
QUICK results received from simple
buckthorn mark. glycerine. etc, as mixed
in Adler-i-ka, the German appendicitis
remedy Jacobs Pharmacy Company
states that this simple remedy anti
septicizes the digestive system and
draws off the impurities so thoroughly
that A SINGLE DOSE relieves sour
stomach gas on the stomach and con-
stlpatlon INSTANTLY. (AdvtD
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-24
MISS BLAIR is MAKING
RIG AIT IN

OF the MANY dramatic offerings that
have been seen at the Lyric, it is safe
to say that none measures up to the eX-
cellent performance which Miss Eugene
Blair is giving in Madam X this week.
The play was an immense success at
higher prices and it is not surprising that
its first performance a popular prices
should draw such large audiences and
please so we'll Miss Blair has an excel
lent support and the play is presented in
a manner TIA, l.aves nothing to be de-
sired.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-24
RALLIES IN POLK COUNTY.

man ]. B. Lacy, of the Polk county
Democratic executive committee. is ar
ranging for a number of rallies in Polk
on Wilson and Marshall day. November
3 Captain w. H. Trawick will speak
in Cedartown; I. F. Mundy, in Rock
mart. and DR.. w, J. Nix. at Aragon
other speakers win be assigned at va
rious points.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-24
1.-THE TRAVELLING SALESMAN" is
BOOKED AT LYRIC NEXT

The Travelling Salesman" the comedy
success of the past two seasons, from
the pen of James Forbes, author of 1.-The
Chorus Lady and The Commuters -
will be seen at the Lyric theater on Mon
day, October 2S and week The play
deals with the incidents in the every day
life of a drummer on the road. and con-
tains abundant material for laughter
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-24
LICENSE UNDER LOCK.
WEDDING is POSTPONE

OMAHA, Oct. PA refracto,,, i,
on the county clerks new yap,+ -,
marriage license and rings VA,
posted for safe-keeping, caused A.,
Kohlsaat and Clara Brown to ,oo.n'
vitations to their wedding
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-24
oUeLIN MINISTER MODERATOR,

MACON, GA, oct. 24-Rev c. NJ.
Churnley Of Dublin, was elected moder-
ator of the Macon presbytery by the an
nual convention, which is now in session
in this city, with about forty-eight
churches represented The feature adj
dress was delivered last night by Rev.
Richard Orme Finn, Of Atlanta, on
Evangelism.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-24
KING PETER OF SERvIA
Is BILLED AS HUMnplc

BELGRADE, Oct. 24-Kira
decision to lead the Servians =, wy
field caused his people to lap.b y
said he seldom rides a miIa u,
falling from his horse.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-24
d9
An Atlanta Phone
In Your Home
Only 5 Is Cents
A Day

Cold weather has arrived.
Don't YOU hate to go to mar
ket ON a raw, blustery day?
With a phone of your
own YOU can do your Mar
keting by Wire and keep
cosy and comfortable while
doing it.
How about You. Mr.. Gro
ceryman? Is your Atlanta
Phone equipment adequate
to meet the requirements of
the thousands who use our
service exclusively?
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-24
Wants Investigation.

Il am not denying that there is some
basis for all these reuorts.' said DR..
Merritt. That's why / want an inves-
tigation to reveal the discriminating
ISLANDERS. We have FED some Of our pa
tients weinerwurst and pork. They
wanted it and were strong enough 70
eat it. You can't tell some of them are
i'll by looking a them
The investigation Of the institution
was started a a meeting of the board
of health by Dr. r. r. Daley. head of
the medical staff of the Anti Tubercu-
losis association.
He said that DR. Smith and Dr.. Mer-
rift would not cooperate with his as
ISOLATION and that the hospital was be-
ing mismanaged
DIR. Smith was not present at the
meeting, but when he appeared before
the board at a later meeting the board
washed its hands of the whole affair.
DR.. w. l. Gilbert president of the
board, said that a mistake had been
made in asking council for an investi-
cation.
But councils investigating commit
tee had already been appointed, and all
agreed that it should make a thorough
inspection and report on the hospital.
The hospital stands on one of the
most beautiful sights around Atlanta,
the location of one of the batteries with
which sherman shelled the city 1t has
l0l patients at present. Twenty five OF
them are children. either slightly in
fected or the children of patients who
have no other place TO so. They are
taught in an open air school room. This
children are all happy and playful
The institution cost less than 100000.
yet it is provided with 1856 beds. more
than the Grady hospital II was built
Jointly by the city ana county. Every
thing is clean and attractive
For the money the institution has
mot been duplicated in the United
States" said Dr. Smith
There is a negro ward in a separate
house
DO YOU have negro nurses for
them" Or Merritt was asked
No he replied. I'VE have white
nurses. And we have nurses. moi uom-
en- in uniforms"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-24

We believe reflect only what is generally conceded
when that this Corset Department enjoys the supremacy
of the field here in Atlanta
The reasons for this supremacy not hard hndonce
start to analyze down the why's and werefores
Expert and conscientious filters have much with it.
who know and what know the human
anatomy capable of selecting the models
suited to the different figures that they have fit
And then the Corsets the materials of which
built reputation Prominent foremost of these have been
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-24
MOTHER Of BABY
CLEARS MERRITT
Dr.. Smith Says He Will Show
Up Foes of tuberculosis
Sanitarium.

Following an investigation or various
charges against DR.. $. w. Merritt, su-
perintendent of the Battle Hill tubercu-
losis sanitarium, the virtual acquittal
Of the superintendent by Mrs James
Ingram, whose child he was said to
have mistreated, and tour of inspec-
ton that showed the institution to be
in fine condition, DR.. Claude A. Smith,
city Meteorological, today declared that
he would trace to their source the many
slanderous reports and show that the
fauew was with the accusers rather than
with the institution
DR. Smith and a representative Of
The Georgian made a visit to the insti-
tuition yesterday afternoon and investi-
gated the numerous reports about mis-
management
Smith Seeks Complete Probe.
I'VE want complete investigation,
said DR. Smith Some outrageous
ISLANDERS have been circulated against
the institution and we want to know
who is back OF them | promise to
bring out some very interesting and
Illuminating facts before the council
committee
DR. S. w. Merritt, superintendent
denied the published statement that he
had smothered a tubercular child to
stop its cries He said he stified the
cries OF robust but incorrigible child
with pillow when it was disturbing
the whole institution and all gentler
methods of keeping it quiet had failed.
The child was subdued in a moment
and proceeded 10 eat its supper con
tentedlY.
Il was the little five year-old daugh-
ter Of Mrs. James Ingram, the wife of a
street car motorman, who is now in thu
hospital at the point Of death.
Il told the doctor to whip the child,
because she was very hard to control"
said the frail little woman, in weak
voice, as she lay on her cot in the hos
pital YESTERDAY Il heard from one Of
the patients that he had smothered her.
But I guess the patient was wrong"
All the witnesses to the affair denied
that the child was smothered
There was a report that DR. Merritt
had choked woman. 1t reached the
ears of citv officials. 1t developed that
Dr. Merritt had forced woman to open
her mouth to show whether or not she
was dipping snuff, which is against the
rules OF the hospital. The woman left
the institution rather than give up the
snuff-dipping habit She worked in
the Exposition Cotton mills, but evaded
DR. Smith when he sought her to hear
her complaint. Treatment at the hos
pital is free, but no one is kept there
against their viii.
Another report heard by the investi-
gators was that DR. Merritt and the
head nurse left the institution at the
same time for a day. The facts show
that they went TO the Georgian Terrace
to dinner as the guests of Dr. Merritts
mother
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0rsnSeilenibnMs nebertralnnleu
gincinnati. 4. gpril.

Charlotte RelIbleton on Ibe Gin.
einnoti 2ilrneemeinoe, 10 Sabre
Vodt auf sc bel 200 syub an scr
@eItieite Der 8aInin Strabe, 46 Sub
norbIih BON Aaiion Etrobe; j1brIide
Wietbe $1250, NIT benz anfoufsredt
fir $25 900.
Charles Siofiregen an 1be gel.
Iepue 9rening Co, elm Sabr Bad.
auf elm Stiid 2ono an 6. StraBe in
Carthage; monatIihe Waietbe $3S.
@rben BON annn @einbredt, per
Sberifi. on Safprence @einbreht, IL
BEL 104 Sub an Der Siioieite Der
ebarlotte Ctr, SO Sub ipeftIih bon
Snnber allen. $3.50.
Catherine WcNnmee an Becrge R.
8umler, 1892 ader 2nub in GET.
tion 10, Golerain Toipnibip, 81.
cobn aerber an sSobn u. aerber,
jr, 90 bel 216 Sub an Gid Nun
Hoao, 81.
Notbias 5onnert II. Mno. an Wlag.
onIcna $onrert, uneefGbr 26 Ader
2ano in Seftion II uno IL Green
1oipnfbip, ST.
Dsngbnlena Sonnert an gmiI 4.
4onnert, basieIbf Gigentbum. 81.
Mnnet.e Gergufon an Gronf SO.
Gcla Got an Nor6oitG6e Dnetou
.,snS Graeuau Assae1.
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Snpbsr 2lIIsp. 81.
Roripoob R. 6. ono Smp. 60. an
9. Ul. Soopsr, 4 9ris in Der .pleais
ant 9iep" unisrdtiteilune. 81.
5raneis 6. goramann on gernars
oine gorg.iann. 90 Jub an Der g..
Strabs. 81.
Barbara Rosier an Roia Roe'er, 2
2ots in Seiiion i BON SprIngfislo
5ofpnih:p. 81.
Maoe 6. Streft or Warearet Street,
/ Got IN Der S,cSeI gpsnus. 81.
Qnna 81. W.,.s1ibe on Sobn o..
5uofol. 40 sui an Der Waoors Strabe
in MapifonpilIs. 81.
Wm. 8. Doane an Riholas :.
Dalib. 51k2 JuB an Der Drain Ctr.
$4,000.
Gaa 10. Qrmitrong on 5bos. u.
9snbrp. so JuB on Der 4iblano 4Ds.
in Roripeeo. 81.
Geo. 6. Qlusn on SoI. 9. Rei,riug.
40 SUB an Der gnrigbt qpenus. 81.
CLARA g. Dpsmer on Waria 8.
Shi.lbs, Got an Der 9ranopi.lp 4pe.
in glealant Rtbee. 81.
S,bdiiinn Gaesheimer's Grbsn (psr
SbertfD an abelipe Rsn5.ntup.r. 30
5ub an Der eaitern apenus. S1250.
Rprnoob Seiebts SO. on Bernard
s. 8etem,per. cine Got on Der Gr.f
Ipenue. 81.
Satob 5uffnsr on Gilbert groois,
80 SUB an oer Irlinston 4penu. 81.
Sobn 5aoer an Wugbalsna gihsls
berger. cine Got an Der 9Ienmore aps.
$1.00.
Yttsr 3imm.rumnu an Senrp aras
msr, 2 Cots in S.ttion q bon 0re.n
9oipnfhip. 81.
George 5rOnborf on Deter 3immers
mann, Elm. Got in berIslb.n Ssttion.
$1.00.
Rdrp 6. DilSsr an 5anRis 6. Ga
ben. rs Sub an UNDERWOOD place.
81 90.
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OrnHbtilentlrMss 0sy0tbelex.
Gincinreti, 4. aprI.
Reue Sppotbeteu.

t He ~ y o eI II.
Gbriitian SeI!pie an 9ermaria geo.
2 4. II. v. Co., $500.
Catherine Goipling on 4ropibent
Coon Co., Sf250.
aoelia 6. @iIIianls on Soutbern
Ohio &. IL. Z. 60, $1,000.
ssobu 6. Taller an 8ropioent CAB.
ings y. II. Z. Co., 81 etc.
GIi5abetb ". q. gfeubaus oil Court
Soliie Sonines Donf, $500.
Isnrp ssocob on 9ol,inteer 6. II. 9.
Co., $500.
Alninn Sdarrinebanien on ganf
Sr. Y. q. Co.. $500.
gsolter VI. Senfe an @eIr geor.
pooo y. II. s. Co., $500.
GmiI ). Sonuert on RoeoaIena
Sonnert, $2500.
2ena 5Iora on /. Dcrb .. u. 6. u.
Co., $1,000.
Charlotte Gorfntnn on genrI CTR.
wsnrfet ganf. S4250.
gingaie VI. 8ntto on bto., $1,000.
Charlotte 9orimm an ReilieDnife,
$15S5.
3irab 2. gud an Gr- Sacob @Iod.
$4,000.
Gbas. q. steiien ON 2ibertp Wf. II.
CAB. Co., $4,000.
State wtobberIcp an gonibern Ohio
En-. Z. Co., $1,000.
Moinrin sIreurio an gseip gudepe
g. u. y. Co, $500.
aobn Galeu an J. $. 1arbp, $500.
8eo. 8. Rnfi oil 9,ecpIes gan. q.
II. z. Co.. eouIngtun, ap., $500.
Geo. VI. Groppfnbefer an 2iGs.
bale &. II. Q. Co., $3.50.
Gbas. B. Grbnrbt an Enflep
80nI, $3.50.
neriaIbe an Sobn lnb Go. Mempe,
$7O0.
Gineinnati. 5. 4pril.
9tnrp M. Dad on Grsb. Grons.
mann. 1920.
8drnabas MasuIin an GiT&mann
g. unb 3. 10. $1,000.
Derislh an GbDorb anoQmon;
$464.81.
o. y. peiers an Columbia q. unb
6. y. 60. $500.
Jobu 5. Maddp an GONE q. unb
g. 90. $500.
2rnis GnbssIs an eagle 9. aah 8.
c. l1ooo
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9sanlpbpIin gttig an 2ena 5lora,
1 Got OH @oitern ape., 81.
Catherine Sdoenlnub an Sreo. 8.
Gfeiier. / Got on WeSenrp ape., 81.
sSreo. 5. Stiniep an eli5a y. sSaI.
Ter. 40 CUB on Sa3el aoe., 81.
Hifarb Ronroe on Sohn 8. Gotts,
2ots 80 uuo 60 in aoaers' 1lnterab'
tbeiIung, California, 81.
Sobn 8. Soden an Rihar6 Yton.
roe, oasielbe eigeutbirm, ST.
aSnIio st. gcnning OH auguIt 8.
@obI, 40 s5ilB on SIorioa gpe.. 81.
4ropibent e. q. II. Z. Co., 2ru.
! flee, an Gba5. T. Corners, Got 333 III
Rabiicn EInee, ST.
Celia Meaor on Ruiieu .. Code,
so SUB OF @aIlportb ape., 81.
9ioIlin 6. Code on 2eaa Wellor,
% sSlib an oto., 81.
Celia Weaor an RoIlin G. 2ode,
500 SUB on oto., 81.
auton Wcutiut, IT., on 9Sns. 8.
WaIlp, Cots 1913 uno 124 in Blair Ii.
Selpis' llnterabtb., $93.34.
Crane 60. an Gouutp OF Santiiton
Quit Claim, 1891 sSub an Canal
inno Spenmore unb gortb Court Ctr,
S277 400.
Gapi6 z. SIiper on Warp W. Ro'
Ian, % SUB OIL Diius slpe., $50.
Sreo. aoebIer, IT,. Grben (per Sbe.
riiD nn 8eorge aoehIer, Al Gder IN
Dtt. @oihington, $3.50.
Geo. aoebIer an 9dholas q .Irapp,
basieIbe eigentbum. 81.
synnnie Sell an 3orotbp .. Dun.
fer, 2ot on @oolper aoe., 81.
sSeroinnno groermam an Wnp e.
Yinttbepso rs Sub an Daruloutb
ape., 81.
gmiIie R. 2lsfep (per SberiiD an
geatboniel Sumpbrep, 20 Snb an
Barf ape., Raoilonpile, $4,000.
Charlotte g. Snitb ON aoolpb
Snnoer. 20 SUB an 2ibertp Ctr, ST..
SeIen &. elippinser OH SIorence 6.
Smitb. 30 Sub an @oobsparb nno
SO. Sub an gIapfon Cir, Raoiion.
bile, 81.
Sohn seth on Geo. 8roppenbefer,
2ot an aHIt Str., ST..
agnes groermann on auguit
grpermonn, 90 Sub on gaoood
Roao, 81.
ssobn Reupe on gbas. SO. Ger.
borot, 25 Sub on 2inben ape., Eat.
lep, ST.
Sane grottp on Gbas. s. gmes,
Got $50 in Sp. s. ShuIte's 2. a6.
bition. Ieer garf, 81.
Cincinnati, 8. NpriI.
Marie 81. WoIf on ameIia uno
2ouiiu ari.ser. 15 BEL 80 Jub an Der
Subfsiie Der Waauoiia Sirabs. los
Gub DftIia Don Der plum Sirab..
$76S.57.
gborlss 8. Dapis an 6enrp 5oners
lam. Got TAP in 5enrp :. S6ults's
llntsrabtbeiluns in Deer pari. 81.
4nnn Websr an 5snrn u. Wisbe,
Got "a in Benjamin o. Gor's llnisrs
dbtbeiluns. 81.
guitap u. R.eb.r on aoura g.
Gang. 25 SUB an Der DItfeiie Der
3emlod Sirabe. 215 Gub norbIid BON
Der WeMillan Strobe. 81.
Dora W. 2onber an DruIilIa Wes
aittrid. Got 10 in Der NaFau llnters
abtbeilung. 81.
Georse Meaitirid on DrnjilIa Wcs
aittrid. basfelbe Gigenibum. 81.
s5rani Sdneiber an Gbnarb AnoII.
man. Cots 36 unb 81 in Der Obio
2anb anb Improvement gompanp's
llnierabtbtilung. 81.
goDorb anolIfnnn an 1arnabos
Masniin. Got 81 in bet Ohio aanb
anD Jmpropemsnt Gompdnp's llntsrs
abtbeiluns. 81.
Jrani SO. Grams an @. u. peters,
Got "a unb 1heil bon Got SO in Der
2intpoOb Stealth gOnpunp's lInterabs
tbeiluns. ST..
gsorss Watkrs an Charles u.
6ente. Got GA unb 1beil Don Got IS
in Der eriten nnternbtbeiIuns BON Nor.
iDooo part. 81.
Dit Dominion lanb 60. an 1ohn
y. Steiner. Got 98 In Der Clifford
pIaee unisrobtbeiIung. 81.
eoprenee meinbrebt an Jobn u.
unb Dorotbta GHpar3, IL bti 1O4
6ub an ber Gublsite BET Charlotte
Etr4&e Eo H.sG hn~G0k 49, 80
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John Steiner on Southern Dbto Z.
unb Z. 60. $1,000.
8erielbe an Dominion aanb 60.
$725.
Wm. 6, an6pfl.r an Brighton Ger
man gt. 60. $1700.
Irant arGe.r an biefsIte. $4,000.
Gbas. y. GoparDs an Glsnbals 9.
u. $500.
1bos. u. genbsrD an Sputbern
Ohio SAB. 81. SO. $1,000.
5enristts ). Bear an 5poe Bart 3.
uno 6. 60. $2100.
yraneis u. Soop.r an 6. Waibel.
$500.
Rarp Dsbsr an 9apio 9r.ifub.
$3.50.
Walisr gsnnst an Jran. 9. Goobs
min. $1,000.
Gb. ). aabn.r an g. Susbes. S700.
@etilgte Sppothefen.
Commodore syoote Eolt go. 200 an
! 1eIta &. Y. 60, $1,000.
Sbereiia 5or an Sbereiia Jor,
lA0riniinO. S30UD.
gliBobet5 4. DsuIIauep Oil Sion Ro.
/ s. ii. Y. 60, $500.
WQafnie Saruep on Soutbern Ohio
g. II. Z. 60, $500.
ausuit SimOn an $. ). @ittr.
5000.
WidaeI SSoeob on 8oIunteer 9. II.
&. 60, $500.
s.. u. Sharringbauie on TlarD
Sofimon, $3.50.
Sobn =. Rain an Nentor 8. II. Q.
Co., $t75.
Senrp 2imfe an 1. @aro .. u. g.
U. GovS1000.
Senrp Ser5og an grooiSent Sab.
ines y. IL. Z. 60, $3.50.
gidorb ROnroe an Sobn 8. .5oden.
$500.
:. .. gua an Gitp Sau 9anf.
$500.
gen lmo Z. 9beiins on Brighton
8erm. gf. Co.. $500.
Serman unb R. gcpe an Spring
8rcue sIne. 6. IL. q. 60, $1,000.
Warinnna 9durtermann on Cine.
8. II. .. Co., $1,000.
Gorinne Wi. 2aipion an 1. geeiu
Seriiolem Goeietp, $4,000.
@alters & alnnep an Saflep q. u.
8. Co., $4,000.
5erbinnno groermonn or Wcrp G.
WattbeDs, $500.
emma Ibierid an 4iuoro 8. u. 9.
Co.. $1,000.
Gou. e. Sorncn an Sutton 9. u.
9. 81. go. A, $1,000.
Sane Grcftp an gbas. 8. ames,
$t650.
SobnS. genbsr an s .graSnaeae,
$500.
;,annie seiIIau R. m. Barter,
$1,000.
Tan. Gheroron an germnnio Ro.
2 8. u 9. Co.. S2soO.
emma Seenon CT Court Souie 6.
Il. Q. Co., $1,000.
Rapmonb gours an Bertha epal.
loip. $3.50.
JOhn 6. asbri an atlas 8. uub 9.
60. $4,000.
Jrtb. D. Senrp an Rational 9. u.
60. $1,000.
Worp g. Retber on 5airmount
Nrsfpina 60. $500.
2inDoco ReaItp Go. an Goutbsrn
Stip g. unb Z. go. $4,000.
Jrnnf Godns on 2inroob ReoItp
60. $14OO.
Gugens R0nis an Dome 3. unb 6.
60. $500.
| Jobn y. 5uisies an Rem Wu6spe
g. unb y. 60. $500.
9enrisiie 3. Bear an Wsftsrn Der.
man Honi. $1,000.
| G.4!ice 2unsbon an Horbsrt 6eins.
beimtr. $500.
ROfa g. 6spl an Rsn Weieron q.
q. Go. $500.
Gna armitrOns an Wabe o. guis.
$500.
4nn 6. Did an SIaae @. Cart.
$500.
Wopms Giird an Toripoob Hot. q.
unb 6. Go. $1,000.
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4nfnafmtbsblnguMs.
~Ja bdS Rrdnanen Der itubirten
Oomen ipirb natiirIid ni6t cine ieDe
oufoenommen2-
9teln. nur 0nmtn, Die ouf Jaseis
.aii4 tIsti&sa !jnass..
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g'on ertpdbne 6as Cincinnati goIistIatt-.
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StilbIIt6e.
Den HorbpoI gu errei9sn, mar Der
SsSsntaas fsiner bsiteisy Waains.
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Japanii der Sprud.
Spri6 unb bdnble nit geba4t,
Sheue INSTRUMENTATION!
ungefheben man nihts mebr ma6t,
ginmal 1T fir ale 3eiten!
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DevoiIement du
Monument MERCER

Quebec-La cer6monie de de-
voilement du monument MERCER a
revetu IN 6clat grandiose. Par
une apres-midi radieuse, une fouIe
immense, respectueuse, d'abord du
gazon oficiel, grace a un geste
heureux ct bienvenu de lhon. M.
Taschereau, ministre DIES Travaux
Publics, a envahi les wastes par
terres .qui entourent les ediices
du gouvernement ct Immense es-
trade 6rig6e a quelque distance du
monument ainsi que lie kiosque
destin6 aux orateurs de la circon-
stance. Bien que ce ne fut pas
I'm jour de ch6mage, on estime
quill y await 10000 personnes au
pied de la statue de celui qu'eiles
glorifaient.
L'assistance a 6cout6 religieuse-
ment la superbe s6rie de discours
qui ont etc p%rononc6s, ellie les a
soulign6s fr6quemment ct, avec
une emotion tres vive; ellie a &C.
elaine a la m6moire du h6ros. II
s'est pass6 DIES scenes dun rare
enthousiasme ct les accents admi-
rabies d'6loquence DIES orateurs
CONNIE ceux de l'hon M. Turgeon,
particuli6rement, ont remu6 Tame
de la foule jusque dams ses plus
intimes nrOfOndenrs Rian doc
yeux Sc sont mouill6s a Revocation
des 6poques de la carrlere du
grand disparu, ct DIES acclamations
formidables autant que spontan6es
ont soulign6 les coups de theatre
d'6loquence de lhon M. Devlin,
quand il a appel6 l'attention de la
foule sur la presence de Sir Will
frid Laurier.
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lie transporta a pH6pital General
OH les m6decins d6clarerent que la
bale await perfor6 les parois de
restomac. L'6tat du malade est
d6sespere.
Ottawa.-Le rapport sur lie re-
censement de Iann6e derniere, qui
a paru en- livre bleu, donnera lieu
a NANTES remarques, reflections ct
discussions, mails d'ores ct d6]a il
d6montre que certains centres ru-
reaux Sc sont d6peupl6s au profit
des villes du Dominion, ellie
6tait l'ann6e derni6re CONNIE suit:
Montreal 3,55,48O ames; Toronto
3l7,538 ames. Winnepeg 1876, 1914
ames ct Vancouver, 1O0,40l ames.
De la statistique fournie par lie re-
censement ct qui sera bient6t 6tu-
dice en- detail, il appert qu'au Ca
NADIA lie nombre des hommes de-
passe maintenant quelque peu &C.;
lui des femmes.
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D%ECOUYERTES
FRANCHISES

La section de CHIME de luni-
versit6 de Cornell, (Etats- Unis J
Went de designer CONNIE 6tant les
sept merveilles du monde moderne:
la t6l6graphie sans FL, la chimie
synthetique, lie radium, les anti
toxines, les a6roplanes, le canal de
Panama ct lie telephone.
Jamais I'm plus bel homage
n'aura etc rendu a la France ct a
ses savants, puisque six de ces
discoveries gonzales sont dues a
des Francais.
A Charles de Lesseps, on dot,
en- effet, lie canal de Panama;
A Mouillard, Adler ct Chanute,
les a6roplanes;
A Pasteur, les antitoxines;
A Curie ct Becquerel, lie ra-
dium;
A Berthelot, la CHIME synth6-
tique;
A Brandy, la t6l6graphie sans
fl;
Seul lie telephone, invent6 par
Edison, est une conquete am6ri,
caine.