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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
Moral: Keep in With
The Head Waiter.

It's tough to have a certain winner
picked at the track and not a cent in
your pocket; it's worse to have next
morning thirst and never the price of a
tall one; but to have coin In your
curse, a healthy appetite, a table full
Of guests at the biggest and fanciest
priced hotel in Georgia and then starve
for an hour is the ultimate limit. &C
cording to a man who visited Atlanta
in grand opera week.
1t all happened because he got in bad
with the head waiter and his satellites.
This particular head waiter is said to
be worth about a quarter of a million,
anyway, and naturally he is chesty.
And this man had offended him
Mr.. Man invited an opera star and
several friends to dine. They found a
table in the main dining room. Mr..
Man was all smiles.
Now, We'll have everything on the
card from soup to nuts" he said. THE
walters all know me. Watch them
hustle"
They waited They waited some
more. Then they waited a while long
er. Then Mr. Man called the captain
of the servtors.
"Why can't we be served?" he asked,
hungrily. The captain was very sorry.
He ran to a side table, grabbed bunch
Of menu cards and hurried toward the
hungry party.
Just then the head waiter emerged
from his studio. He clutched the cap
tain by the arm and whispered. The
captain went back to the kitchen.
Mr.. Man caught an ordinary waiter
This one also fastened to please. The
head waiter caught his eye and he dis
appeared. The same thing happened
to the next one, and the next. One
had served the ice water and taken an
extensive order before the grand mogul
gave him his Instructions but he never
came back
Mr.. Man drew out his watch. They
had waited an hour.
"Oh, let's go down to the grill room"
he said. Il know a negro down there
who'll wait on u.s."
And they all agreed that the grill was
really the most fun, anyway.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
GERMAN CROWN PRINCE
HAS PUBLISHED A BOOK

BERLIN, June THE German
crown prince has furnished an interest
ing proof that he is following in his
august fathers footsteps as regards
versatility of taste and achievement
He has written and published a book
which bears the title. out Of My Hunt
ing Diary" with the extremely high
sounding credit line, BY Frederick
William. Crown Prince of the German
Empire and Prussia
As a matter of courtly fact the book
is the joint product of the crown prince
and princess, for of the photographs
which illustrate profusely the stories
many were caught by the camera of the
crown princess.
The publication of the hunting diary
brings out the fact that the crown
prince has been devoted to the pen for
a long time past, and it is understood
that he will publish a volume of short
stories il the present work proves a
success
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
BOARD WILL URGE
CLOSING Of DIVES

Outlining the policy of the vice com
mission, Chairman Joseph A. McCord
said that undoubtedly it would be rec
commended that s'l Illegal resorts be
closed.
Marion Jackson. representing the
Men and Religion Forward Movement
urged at the meeting Yesterday after
noon that "A houses. a list Of which was
furnished to the commission, be closed
at once. He said the state law ex
pressly prohibited them and all that
was needed was for the officials to act
Mr.. McCord outlined the policy of
the commission An executive session
followed, at which much data was con-
sidered The commission indorsed a
resolution recently introduced in coun-
Gil by Oryille Hail giving the city the
authority to control all questionable
hotels and boarding houses.
II was the expressed opinion Of the
majority Of the members OF the com
mission that these places are the real
source of the evils generally COM
planned Of
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
TOTS TAP ON WINDOW
LEADS TO DISCOVERY
OF DOUBLE TRAGEDY

CLEVELAND, OHIO, June THE
feeble pounding of two-year- old baby
upon a window pane early today re
suited in the discovery of double
tragedy in the home of Mrs. Rebecca
Jacobson aged %.
The baby was the son of Mrs. ia
cobson. The victims of the tragedy
were the child's mother and Sidney
Phillips, a boarder
Phillips had tried to win the woman
away from her husband. Failing in
this he seized upon death.
Calling at the house last night dur
ing the absence of Mrs. Jacobson's hus-
band, Phillips shot the woman to death
and then committed suicide
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
DIVORCED BY SOLDIER
40 YEARS AGO, WIFE
NOW ATTACKS DECREE

LOUISVILLE, KY. June Hen
rietta G. Leggett, of New York. has
filed a petition in the circuit court ask
ing that an alleged divorce granted
her husband. Abram Leggett in Louis
Vile, December 4, 1868, be set aside
as null and void. She declares she
never heard of the divorce until short
time ago when she tried to get a pen
sion and was refused on the ground OF
the separation. She is SO years old.
The divorce decree is on record here
having been granted on grounds Of
abandonment while Leggett was a
Union soldier,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
TIE LAX.FoS WAY.

II you had medicine that would
strengthen the liver, the stomach, the
kidneys and the bowels and at the same
time MAKE you strong with a systemic
tonic, don't you believe you would soon
be well?
That's The Lax Eos Way"
We ask you to buy the first bottle on
the money back plan, and you win ask
your druggist to sell you the second
1t keeps your whole insides right
There is nothing else made like Lax
Eos
Remember the name-LAX-F Eos. zee
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
Through Sleeping Car At
lanta to Lake Toxoway,

Effective frst car leaving Atlanta
Sunday, June %, Southern Railway will
operate through sleeping car service
between Atlanta and Lake Toxoway,
\. c., on the following schedule: Leave
Atlanta $40 p m; arrive Henderson
Vile, n. c. 500 a. m: arrive Lake
Toxoway $40 a. m. Returning. leave
Lake Toxoway 1920 p. m; arrive At
lanta 5:25 a. m.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
TENNESSEE RAILROAD
COMMISSION JOINS IN
OPPOSING RATE RAISE

NASHVILLE, TENN. June THE
Tennessee railroad commission has
joined other Southern commissions in
protesting against the operation of
classification No, 49," held to be a
sweeping increase OF rates all over the
South, instead of uniform schedule as
the railroads claim.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
FLASH LIGHTS

TO avoid d an G er Of
matches; for night work
ers, etc. 75c to $500
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
FRESH, DELICIOUS CANDIES

pure, wholesome beneficial confection
~aceved fresh for each Saturday sale A reg
ular 40c candy sold week ends only at 29c
Get it every Saturday for the children and
the whole household.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
BATH CAPS
To protect the hair while
in bathing, etc 1885, 25c
TRAVELLERS ROLLS

Very neat elegant, beautifully figured rubber-lned
with sufficient pockets for all toilet necessities full 75c
values this sale 900.
Better grades up to So
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
ANY BATH MADE A SHOWER BATH

Our shower spray attachment any faucet into
a shower 1t is a brush and spray combined of guar
aneed quality rubber the kind you regularly pay $3.50
to $500 for this sale $1.00 and $500
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
Seamless Rubber Cloves

Invaluable at this season for gardening, - a
housekeeping, etc Prevent stains of 81
nish, etc, from marring the hands
and protect against thorns, dirt, "
insect poison, etc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
with Each use
Purchase of Violet
DuIce TdLcun7 Powder
REXALL CEDAR FLAKES, 15c
CEDAR MOTH PROOF BAGS

Large roomy, dust and insect proof
hang garments inside and prevent wrink
65c to $l.25.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-11
aus Sporttreiien.

BroBe gorbereitungen fperoen
fir Ole an 30. Ge3ember i'm bieii
0en au0itorilm itattfiuoeH0en Hing.
fdmpfe getrofien. Der 8einertra9
miro Ser 6itp Miiiion ii6ergeben
merOen, pelte armeH aiuocrn etne
8eibnadt5frel0e bereiten miro.
Serr 9eter God hat oas @uoito.
rim fdr oieien 3ped aenietbet uu0
ole &ingfdmpfe urraugirt. IS iiett
All erDartelt, BAN oa5 auOitorium
an Dem gcnanntcn gbeno iiberfiilt
iein miro. oenn eritens gift es, cine
quite Sade 81 mnteritiben, 5peitens
neroen lid Die bciten Riugfdmpfer
aus Der Sta0t uho umgegeuo I'M
Singer meiiclL
Sci Dem orH Woutag abeno IN
Cos qnaeIes, Sal, itattgebabten
6auitfampf 5tpiifen 2utber DC
Gartbn BON gee6rosfa uno Sim
6Ium, I'M ole MeiiteridJait Der
Gtuargepifttloiic geDam Grlterer
i'm is. Sang.
9er am 9lontag Nbano inter Den
auipi5ien oes 6lambedu Club Der.
mitaltete 5auittnnpf 3piihen mefa
teren bcfarmten GroBen Der 9orer.
melt nabm fir bic 3uihniter elmer
5ufrie0enItenetOen gerIouf. 9os
&ouptinterc1e erregte oas Watd
5wtifen au0g ltnbol3. Weiiterihaftsi
Scittgetuitt6orer BON Siio-4frifo
un0 Dem bieiigeu gorer @orman
Is mar ieood eriiftIit, ooB lin
Eol5 ieilen @eguer idonte. gttpc
700 GerIonen fporen ~anipeieuo.
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cna6a aealsr as,uunnen $500.

@ie bereits beriftet, baben otG
0naha aegler ouf Dem IN aonlas
Gitn itattgefmoenen 8atttegeln gui
a6aeidnitten. Die y0lo Saror
Sra" Siege Cfiinf Run) getponr
Den eriten &iegenpreis, $3.50, auBer.
Dem erbielt ieoes Ritglieo Der Rie.
qc cine goI0ene Soi9enubr. 4n0er(
3reiie gerDnnrlen:
9eterion annop &ibs Is Monr
Siege, $3.50.
Reale uno GonrnO, (3pei gfann
Gegeln) $120.
gouien uno Sciple (3tpei gfann
aegeIn) $50.
Sd6nman un6 8eggs, (3De
Wamzaegeln $50.
SAB Suntineton (Gin3ellpettfe
eeln), $50.
%. "a. 8rupn fGin5elDettfe8eln)
$22.5o.
Y. 6. Sdonnsdrt, (groBtcr 2nrf,
fhnittL $50.
81. y. ScipIe (oG ebents), $25
COB S~lurtington (aa eDents) $40
5ronf Conrad (aa ebents) SIS.
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gie SOlarn cineS @cltfricseS md
fnr Nmcrifa perhananihpDll.

Sin iron5oiider Gotionalotonomt
bat Die Soften eiues n~a1emeItlen Ell
republican arieges mlsgeredld et
8enn eS 5tpiid}cn Dem Greibmo mo
ben 9ladten Der triple ntentc 5iIm
Sample tommen iolie, 10 ruilroen
ole oirpftcn @eIonls1aben Der be
tbeiliaten ichs Didfte monatllfl
S5,A00.000,00 brtragelt. Redlnet
man bierpt nod Den @erlult non
Menihenleben-mo ieoes Dicniden'
leben bat emen ofonomiiden @ertb,
-ioipic Oie 3eritorung BON 9igen-
tbltni, oet ooaitauoigen Stlllitann
pon Snnoel mo 0ouoel, Die 6dlot.
aung ser Sonomirtbidaft etc, ID
uer0en 6ie Soften eincs iold)en Srie'
ees einiad iuermeBlid.
Die notbpen0ige 5olge zines iol.
fen arieges muroe cine D%olitan6igt
Gridopfung Guropas fem. Cine an.
oere 6rage mare, neIfe @irfuna
cine oerartile antaitropbe nuf oi,
Hereinafter Stoaten altsiiben ipiiroe
3iueiiellos piiroe mad Dem Sfriegt
Gle GilnpanOerung enorm Itcigen, ot
sobIreite Menifen iif eilte neu,
Griiten5 in einem pirtbihait
Iif beiier iituirten SauOe iudlef
miiroen. @~nocrerieits bari niht Der
qeiien fper0en. oaB g7s:seSd Elm enor
mes 9t6iaBgebiet fir miere aSnou
Itrie bietet, uno oaB sic oerminoertI
Sauffrait mierer europaiihen Sim
oen lid bier iebr fiiblbar NADER
tuiiroe.
Sod Elm 0ritter Sattor fomm
bin3u, 6eIien 8idtigfeit ridt inter
ihdst iper0en iolte. @os mir n
Gulturerrumaenidaftrn bier beiiben
lit Don elropGiitem 8ooen nab bic
nerpfImSt Doroen uno miro nod
heute BON bort aus befrudtet. Gil
aQqemeiner europ1ii6er arieg mir
Sc oas Rao Der Civilization In
Sabrbuoerte 5uriidIte1en, un0 Dir
fen 8erIuit miiBter1 ol6 mir nitro
gen. alio aud mir babeu bier oa
ltrIade 3i %fpiiniten, ooB Die aatc
ftropbe, Die nod INNER in Der 2ili
lieat, glildlih oer1nieoen miro.
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Sin 9~iebesSienit.

Inrum Der oeutihe Gieihsfan5ler
Zen 8ismard i6en lltas erneuern 81
ntiiHen geglntbt bat, Der alien Dert'
5fen gotidnfts- nno @eianoiddfts'
bcumrten oie Gerebelihung nit Aus.
I1rDerinnea b~erbietet, miro norl1t'
fla nift mitgctbeilt. Gs bari aber
pobl bebauptct peroen, oaB oas
gerbot iih feinesrpegs gegeu 81;
amrpioerItpblidat @merifanerinner
rihtet. 9icie treiben feline ga.
IonpoIitifD uno fonnen Die Cider.
hcit 6es oeutiden gieihes aid aus
nnoerrn griioen nidt ~gefdbroen
Ran bot ifbrigens niennals gebort
foB Die oeiitlden 9otihnfter ooel
@eiomoten, Die nit Stalienerin1er1
Srnn5ofinnctl ooer Ionitigen Nus
l1noerImner1 perbeirotbet iuarer, III
rem gflidtcn geaeit ons 8aterlani
abtpcnoig genrndt tuirroer. gielIeidr
Lat es ben &aiier peroroiieit, oal
lem ebemnfiger 8uienfreunb, Del
aan5lcr Billion, iit mad ieiner ab
banning m one Seimoth ieirrer itali
eniid,en @emnblin ~5uriid5og. Dam
I)Gtfe er aber ieiitem 0fiBmut6
fcd nidt erft iest ausoruf Derlie
ben.
Dod) tDel6er art anh Die llrio
den oes gerbotes iein moger, lie
Denfoas bot eernoe Die amerifa
niIhe Greiie fem Reht, es nnItoBi
poer I1ferIih 81 firrben. Gem biei
Nreiie erbebt oIIennaI Elm Butbge
4idrei, ipein cine amerifnnii4e Gr
Bin fidl berobpiirOiat einem perloi
terten ei~rop6iiden 9riitofraten ibr
5enofratiihe 6dno 81 reihelt. @il
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omqrifanHdcB Md0den Biro oa
imnncr beteucrt. fam Dos lonrc
wIlid MIR in Der Che NIT einrm
nmrriiamitct @cntleman iin0en,
Ger ia mbeitritten Gin nntiirlidlcr
GoeIm1nn (.Rature's Robleman")
iii. gIio bat Die oeutidc 3eidls.
reaicrung i'm @nm0e gcnomner
ben Ser. Staatcn MIR einen Dicnlt
eripieIcL inoem tie ibren oipIonia'
tiiden gertretern mo geaHlten nit
Der 9erabidieoimg grorobt bat
Dern ie lid nit arsldnocrinncli
rerm1blen. Sofientlid miro hi,
emeritaniide greiic nod Dem ibl
eiarntbiimliden reiilid)cn Rsd)oci
ten Ans eiHiebcu mo Dem aan3lel
getbmanu. Soatpeg i5rcn Gort al
ltntten.
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0if GrfLarnna Be- frana0liidcn

Az 1tialluAH w AAhB1iIhfNh
Brrmicrminiiiers Ioinc1re, DaB
csrnnfreih in Der 8nlfonfrnge 81
jcinen 8erbintoeten inio Sremtoen
itebe, bot ibon beinabc einen Stih
ms acmiide. Sranfreid bat feline
MobI. 8enn cs in Der europ1iihcn
Nolitif nodl mitreoen uiu, mub Is
al GugIdno mo &itBlono baIten,
ocn Beiilmgen fdeen, bic Inn aus
2onoon mo Ct. getersirg 6ugeben.
Aein Renih bat oesboib eriUortet,
bah Srantreid) in Der aegenndrtl'
gcn ariie ieine eiaencn @ege geben
fcnntc, mo Die Grfldr1mg ocs lei.
tenoen frons0llfen Miniiters III
meter nidts, ols Die ettpas I'M
jtdnoIihe 9eit1tiging oeiien Dos
c~e0ernann ols FeIbitpcrftdnolih be
frnd,tct bot. Desbolb miro lie noe.
Ger in Berlin nod in @ien irgeno'
iuelden einoruf MAIDEN. sir Dill
toIitiihen &alflIationeti Der 0rei.
h1nom1dte fann1t 5rnnfreif mn
OILS @egner inbetroft. Ritt etrc
fcit qeltcrn oocr norgeltcrn, ionoerr
felt Dem Gage, on oos groBe euro.
pdiihe 5rieoensbiinOnis geltatter
jpuroc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-11
gidtrtii6.

0as Saniarbcit ccs IcGaG To.
aajine lit ioebcn erifienen mo bic
tet nie imnler cine 5iiae BON be
%IebrenOen. i~ntereiiontcn uio ipar.
nenOen 2cicitofiS. ipic i'm iid Die
iorgiume Sausiron nidt beiier mini
ihen fam. Sn 9ort mo gilG
reroen Die neueiten giooeu uorge'
fiibrt uno ertI1rt In0 i~iberbalpi
qiebt es fem 5ah in Der 6ausrpirtb-
idlaft, Oas nidt sur GrndbHml
fcmmt. Gas Seit peroicit bic
marmite e%mpfebLung mo fam bon
Der RcGaa COMPANY, geelp gort,
beIteat peroen.
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a~Qarttbsr.at.

Glib Omaha, n. DEG
MinObicb--3uhibr 400: Morfi
Han bis Zoe nieoriaer. Top Sdbr.
linae 1925.
lsute Dis reite ss.25-f0.00.
Rielmabsoe BIS quite $7.25-
$685..
@eiuohnIi6c bis mitteImdb.a.
So. 0U-7.2b.
siibe nnb Settlers. Inrft iIaa.
bis Zoe n%ieori9er.
@.he BIS peiic Sellers $5.75--
100.
@uic tis bette aiibe $3.50
$40.
RitteImdbisc bis CUTE aiite
Si.50-5.50.
@cip6bnlihe bis mitteImdb!ss
3.25--d.A0.
Gtoders uno 5eeoers, felt.
@rte bis bette $6.25-7.50
@itteImdbiee bis cute, S5.75-
1925.
@epobnIife bic mitteImdbisp
$500-5.75.
Stod Sellers 81 50-6 90.
a1lber 100000.
@uuen $4.00-5.00
Sfpcine -3uiubr 1920; Worfi
pc nieoriger. Gltrdidlnitispreis
81. 1885,: boditcr Grcis $735
Shafe- 3uiubr $500; Niorf'
IIarf bis Zoe 6obcr. 2dmnier 10
20c bober.
Ruttcridaie CUTE bis bette $4.0c
ago.
@iboer, CUTE Big bette 1920
$50.
SdhrIinge, cute bis bette, s5.2;
$40.
2dmmer $7.20-7.6O.
8eeoers: NuttcrIf)aie $500 bi;
1925; 8iO0crs 1915 - $4.25.
SdbrIinge $4.50-$5.t5; 2dmmel
| SIS. 25-$6.25.
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saO.oma6a.

Sreitag 9l6eno finoct in Bellevue
cine 9iirgcrprriammlnng itatt, nm
neitere Shritte 5ipets @raoirun8
Der IS. Strnbc bis 3luu Sort 81
5eipreden.
Ole MitglieOer Der hieiigen Sogc
ser eagles aebcu beute glbeuo in
i6rer SaIle Elm IaH5oerpniigen.
Z. {. Sell Saloon, 2425 RStr.
geites gier. 6einer Jreilunh.
0eutider geiuh piatcmmelt.
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3nr gcridtisnna,

Su inherent nellliden geridlt
ii6er Die @%eamtcnpabl oes Wiitter-
Gereins bate iia elm 6ebIer einge.
idliden. 4tidlt Srau Stepbon Sen.
Gel lit MlarifaQin oes &ereius, ion.
bern 5rau Stepban aaiier. Gieies
eur 8eridtigung.
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@ir paIiirten i'm 2aufe elmer
Stlnoe 5lpei to6te aiibe uno mebr
ais fiiui5ig toote Siibner. Die ut
moipbare iuar nit 8~en3iuoiften &C.
fiiat uno i'm Starbe Der Strabf
paren &1Seripuren 5u ieben. Cher
led Solmes fpnroe mtfmerfiam
g@ation.~ iprah or nah tiefen
RaddiuneL bier 1T Elm alIto &C.
iahren."
Montmol mltB man i'm Snterdia
Der 8abrbeit-liigeu.
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Tad66en fir ~nIlgenieine 5o1s.
orbeit: muB gut foden %fonnen;
feline 8GId)e. Gpreft BOT; nift
t~elepboniren. 6rm Sbcrefe gpr,ls,
2tO3 California StraBe.
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Die Staot gigbtp 6olir i'm Stoa.
te genniplpmia m0dte ibren gdo
men qnoern. @ie mare e5 mi,
.Gehsunbief5ig2
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Gin groBeS fleinrs goIf lit lei.
nesrpegs Oos ndmlide, tuie Elm flei'
mes groBes goIf.
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2ir f%einiteu @iirfe affer Art
lrerScn in Sd)nanber d Soffmann's
eaocn gemadlt. Selbit einaenadtc,
marinirte Seriuac nno rothe Iii
ben. Aae oeatiden 0eIifaieHen
itefs bprsGtbis. Die beiten aoIp.
niaimaarcn nHo Wemiiie Der Gal.
ION. Sdnanber & Soffmann, 40S
n5rSl. Is. Gtrnse.
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Dodge StrnBe. 2 Cited. Wablaet
ter 20 Gents.
9emtihe aaIenDer

jegIiden Gborafters, bimoriitiider
uno ernlter Notur, oentide Bidder
uno 3eitidriften. oeutide Slid.
trunitfarten fir ole @elegerbeiten
bel Gpurb G. Meaelbp, 100 iii0-
Iifc Is. StraBe, Omaha, 9ebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-11

Said)en' nm Nanonbrsu ano Sru.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-11

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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-05-30

TAKEN UP-Came to my place five miles south
ofOlga, one red heifer. white hind feet aboutS
two years old, has two or three week old heN@
calf at side. Owner please pay costs and
take animal away. Address g., B. Sigurdson,
Milton, North Dakota. 4547
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-05-30
KEEP THE KIDNEY WELL
Health is Worth Saving, and Some
Langdon People Know. How to
Save It. :

Many Langdon people take their lives
in their hands by neglecting the kid
neys when they know these organs need
help. Sick kidneys are responsible for
a vass amount of suffering and ill
health-the slightest delay is dangerous.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills-a remedy
that has cured thousands. of kidney
sufferers. Here is a Langdon citizens
recommendation.
W. H. Syre, Langdon, N. OAK, says
Il can recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
highly, having received great benefit
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Remember the name-Doans-anc
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-05-30

EN- "rMrE W.. NfgsL
Joseph Ridley, of this place. Walter is
thinking some OF going out INTO Western
Canada during the summer to take up a
homestead.
Robert Robertson and wife autoed up
from their farm in West Hope on Sun
day, making a visit at the home of their
old friend Quintin M. Blair during their
stay.
John Blair has had his we'll drilling
outfit laid up through seeding. At
present he is engaged in working on the
Donald MCLAUGHLIN farm over near
Langdon.
John Witzel of Mt. Carmel autoed
through the Mazda settlement on Mon
day with a bran new car, which be had
bought in Langdon of A Sparkling. 1t
looks as if the farmers are buying more
automobiles this summer than the folks
living in town.
Quintin Blair drove to Langdon Sun
day with his family to be present at the
interment of the remains of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. O'Reilly, whose death last
January at that place was unexpectedly
sudden. The body was placed in the
cemetery vault awaiting burial this
spring.
William Davidson of this place drove
into Langdon on Sunday to attend the
interment that afternoon of the body
of mis- neice,iMrs. John O'Reilly, whose
death occurred during the winter
months at the Langdon hospital, since
which time the remains had a temper
airy resting place in the vault at the
Masonic cemetery.
While your humble scribe was going
by the home of Pat Shelp the other
evening strains from the bag pipes
could be heard floating out on the
breeze.A Ourlirst thought was that Pat
had taken to playing the pipes, but
upon inquiring inside found that it
was E. Stewart, who will be remember
ed as one otthe pipers who played at the
Scotch ball held at Langdon last winter
Mr.. Stewart is expecting his wife to
come out here from Scotland some time
time during the summer. They will
make their home across the line in
Manitoba where he has a fine farm.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-05-30

GIRL WANTED-At once good capable girl
for general house work. Apply to Mrs. Geo.
M, Price, 1i4sG NIX. .1.l @,I 38-tf
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-05-30

Township and legal blanks OF all
kinds at the DEMOCRAT Office
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-05-30
MAZDA

Hamilton Howatt and wife spent Sun.
day visiting with friends across the line
in Manitoba.
Seeding is we'll along toward compile
ton and with good weather the balance
of the week will finish it up. 's%
Walter Steele and his sister, Miss
Lizzie, have lately arrived here from
England. The latter will make her
home for the present with her uncle