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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

0tal 10 srob frerbeu lpie Die Olympic,
9eBentpdrti9 Die srobte paIlc IN
2onbon.
Sic pisr Iitgliebcr Der Scridel
Sarter Grbebition, lpcldle Den oitlit)en
Ibbang bcs Iornt Rc&inIep cr>
foriht, cine Sobe nou 10000 SUB ers
rcid,t bot unb mir burd, einen Sturm
perbinbcrt murbe, Den @ipfel 81 erz
tlimmen, lit rad) Seattle abgereiit.
Die expedition bat nift MIR einen
erpBen bisber unbefnnnten 2unbz
ltrid1 ourfforiht, ionbern audi Den
Sclpeis crbraht, bab Der @ipfcl bes
Woult WcGinlcp bon Der nDrblidlen
Seitc iiber Den Mulbron> 8letid)er
eritiegcn tperbcu lam.
+ + =
Hcp. Or. Iueuit Sreis. Iiiiitcnt an
Der ct. Mihdel' s. 8emeinoe 81 Slcpc>
LAMB, Ohio. inter Dem Yaitoratc DEG
Siilfsbiid)ofs Soicpb 10. aouoelfd,
miro in naber 3ufunft uad N}iI@
paufee, 8is., iiberiicpeln. Inn am
Srieitericminnr Der Gr3bio3cic Nilz
lparfcc, 81 ct. Srancis, Die Stcuc
zines YrpfcIior3 81 iibernebmen. Ser
~ebrenppllc Hnf lit bon Gr6biid)pf g.
IS. gteBner an i'm ergunsen. unb er
miro ibm Solge ~lciiteu. Iub 9iidof
aplbelfo lit befnnntlid, ieit Sabres<
friit in Iilipaufee itationiert. ipp CT
bic SteIle bes Siilfser5biidofs be-
flcibet.
8ie Serr Spicpb Srcb. Yrdiibent
bes 8. H.@&. Central : Sereins, NIT
tbeilt. miro Der bodip'it tic Serr Srieb>
rid @. 2inncbprn, 8. ., Siihof ppn
9acca. Snbien, Der jest pieocr in
Gmerifa lpcilt. auh Die biesidbriec
General : Grinmmlung in SoIebo
nit icincm Seiuhe beebren. Siidof
2inncbprn, Der in Seutihlanb gc>
boren, abcr nnturaliiierter america
niid)er Siirgcr lit unb Der Gpngregaz
ton bes 81. areu5e5 IN Der Sip5cie
Sort 8apne, Snb., au9ebDrt, beiudt
bier feline Sreunbe unb bcgiebt lid
bnnn iiber Sau Srancisco uad Suz
bicn 3uriid. gr pcilte ldngere 3cit
in Ton, lpo er pm Sapite empfan>
gen puroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
weskalb Sic 6esenrepslntisn
In Portugal ieteeiterte.

Sic @cgcnrcpplution in Sortugal,
beren @elingen o Surgeon nod in
Srage itanp. lit geid)eitert. Yaipa
Gou3eiro, ibr 6iibrer, bat ieincn
Se9en 5erbrohcn unb ieine Sruppcn
%cntlaiicn. lleber Die @riinbc Oes
0tiberfplgcs geben Die Weinlngcn
lucit auseinanocr. Weiit lit Die Ins
iiht pcrbreitet, Saba Gou5eiro babe
bie S%clpegung nit ungenilgenoen
militdriiden ardften Intcrnommen.
Bahia Gpu5ciro iclbit beitreitet bas.
Siebcubuuoert Sclpaffuete itanbeu
linn eur Gc~rfiiguug; cine grDBere
Sruppcn8nbl bate lid an Der ipaniihz
portugiciiIden 8ren5c nidt con5enz
tricren laiicn. @r idicbt Die SGulb
an Dem Wibliugen Den @errdtberu gu,
Die ii6 in ieinem Eager ~bcfanben unb
gc9en 9uteu 2obu Den 2illabpner
W%adtbnbcru Den Sdla6tplan Der
MpnarchiIten prcisgaben. Snfolges
bcilen fannie man in 2iilubon Gag unb
Stunbe bes ropaliItiiden @infalleS,
unb fur5 porber, als Saba 9ou5eiro
bapon niht mebr ~pcritdnbi9t perben
tonnte, nrrocn Die 9camtcn bon
Tulen8ia mn Gbapcs, aif beren Ntitz
billie Die Nonardilten beitimnt red,z
netcn, bur6 anbere. Der republifanis
ihcn Hegicrung cr9ebene criebt.
@leih5citig innotc bicic p~crldblihe
Srlppen mad Nprb sYprtligol. Sic
Sol9e ipar, DAB Die bon Gou5eiro be-
reits gsluonnenen Sruppcntbeile in
ibrer Saltung ihipanfeno purbeu unb
ben Ini6luB an Den Iufitano niht
pagten. nadbcm tic ale bieie Wabz
nabmcn mcrftcn. Sos @lcife gait
bon Der monarfiIIiif z%geiinnten Se>
pDlferung, nui bcrcu @rbcbung Gous
Sciro rcdnetc. 60 erfidrt Gou6eiro
bas Sdeitern Der monard)iftiidcu
0cacnbepegung.
GpuSeirp lit besciiterter Inbanger
bes pcrtriebenen aDuissbanieS nnb ia
lit es begreiflid, baf or bel Der Grfla.
.runs bes MikerfulgeS bic iebr ,uiftiss
Ebatiade iibcriiebt, baF and benz
mpuardiidD geiinntcn Sbeil Der Se.
u%6lferuus Surtngal's bic Scgeiiternna
fir bic 8esenbeiuesuns feblte. WGre
nirflih 9egeiitcruna bel Den Wonars
d,iiten Tortu9als porbanben geipeIen.
bann bate Gou5eiro nit 9eidtiafeii
TOO iiber3eugun9etreue Wonnrdiiten
nm iid iammeln fonnen nnb nidt einc
groBc In3abl Solbner. bic ibm nur
I'M bss gelbes tpinen folsten. an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

@dbreuo zines furdtbaren 8epita
teriturmes purben in Glepelano, o.,
Stpei @dnner bonn 8lis 9%et0btet. Gin
Sritter ertranf.
Sn Der Tdbe bon Sc Soto. Io..
idlug Elm 8libitrabl in elm 3elt. in
Dem Der 2anoitraBens Irbeiter Setter
ion Iublo nit ieiner Samilie lebte.
Nublo, feline Srau uno 5lpei &inber
lpurben eetobtet, unb elm Sobn erlitt
idpere S~erlebungen.
-
8dbrenb zines fur6tbaren @efpits
teriturmes nurben in ct. 2ouis. Wo.,
brei Yerionen, Srau Gliiabetb Sauss
borf, Der fi~infjdbrise Orlie Weaooips
iinb Der fleine gbpin Wies bont Bits
erldla9eu unb ad)t Yerionen purben
perlebt, bapou eine ipabri6einli1
t0ptlid1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
DaS 1llitteI perIaete.

Sorfar5t: .Nun, ipie baben
Sic Die lebte Nad)t 9~eidiafen? Saben
Sic meinen 8atb befolgt nno gu
5dblen angefangen?"
9auer: ~9eipiB. i6 5dblte bis
$4,000"
9orfar5t: ~Ta, unb bann iinb
Sic einseihlafen?"
Sauer: "Tein, bann ipar es Seit
gum Mufiteben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
Gbencp gum gunbesoiitriftsridtcr i'm

Gbencp gum Observation-Disclosures i'm
lioltd)en Sloriba blieb nnerlebi9t.
Cine gauge Heibe bon Honinatios
men 81 Siitriftsanipdlten unb anbercn
fpeni9er berporraeenben Yoiitionen
fpuroen 5u~riideele9t, lnb aiif Sols
beamte miiiien ibrer 9eitdtignng
peiter barren.
Die @%rnenrun9 bes 3ablmeiiters
Iaipr Seeher 9. 9iap gum 5ilfss
3ublmeiiter nit Dem Gange cines
Brigade Generals fanb niht Den 9ei@
fall bes Scnats ltnb ipllrDe 5uriidgcs
pieien, ba bas Gon9rebzG omite be-
b~auptctc, bob ungeitclte llntcrimdnns
gen crgcbcn bdttcn, paB CT I'M Sabre
1908 6u @uniten bcs Trdiipcntcn
politiih tbdtig eeipeien iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
User in S%eutihlanb cir Gutu=
m0bil lenfen bari.

+ Sober Der Die Siibrung elmer
+ Wtoid)inc iibernebmcn mill. mIb
+ cine game @pd1c in Der betrefz
+ fenben Sabrif 5ubringen, muB
+ genuu Die 3uiafmeniesung nnb
+ cin5elnsn Sbeile Der @aidline
+ beobndten unb beren Siibrung
+ itubieren. Nnhbem er bon Der
+ Sabrif cine 9eitdtigung bofiir
+ a~uifpeiien fam, mub er ferner
+ dr3tlid unterilidt ncrben, OBJ
+ @cii6t unb @ebDr in Sronun9
+ iinb. Sebt crit lit Dem Gbauf>
= feltr 9eieblid geitattct, cine
. Waihine gu fiibren. Sod muB
+ er ieiu Siplom nit lid fiibren.
+ @orber mlb er auh cine Srobez
+ fobrt nit cincm Grperten bon
+ Der Toli6ci unterncbmen. WiuB
+ biigeligcs 2anb, cnge StraBen.
+ 6elebte Ipcnues II. I. ~. befabz
. rem. Sat er jest ais 9eididter
. &cnfer elmer Iaid)ine lid be-
+ pdbrt, betommt or iein geriht>
= li6es 3eugniB nit ieinem Bib
. bnralf, bamit fein Inbercr bus<
. ielbe 3eu9niB 9ebraldcn lam.
. 8eun ioldle @tnBnnbmen bier
+ 9ebrarld)t piirben, 10 niirben Die :
+ meiiten Waihinen miiiiig itcben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
(Spe5ien fir bieie 3eituns.).
G~annpaanes Eiteratmr.

@tbeeburten in 81 inf o r m bon
Siraben religios spolitiIden SnbaItes
mad)ep in @aibington. 8. g., bon
einem sebeirnen solicitations Bureau
aus Die Gunbe bel ansciebenen unO
bel einfafen 8iirgern Der 2anbese
bauptitaot. Inter Inberen nennen
mir Die f~olsenben: Gath of tie
&niebts Of Columbus, ~ gaIl TO
Satriots" uno 80 III Tatriotic
Spcieties".
Wir begniieen uns bier bantit, etne
bieier bisotten Siraben als ggempel
tpieoer 81 geben 5ur Srientierung:
Gmerifaner paft aufl guere
Sreibeit lit ant S6pinben; Der Yrde
iibent liebdu9elt NIT Seiuiten unb
Tdpiten.
Imerifaner tpadt aufl Sic garbis
ndle planen llnbeil; Die Yrieiter unb
8ilfofe bemannen bas toptli1e romi>
Idle Sabr5eng.
Imerifaner tpaft auf! guer IrGz
iibent ipielt NIT idmusigen Srldne
bern; ie meinen: .gr lit infer
Mann!"
Gmerifnner tpddt dufl @ein YrGz
iibent barf nit g~arbindIeu suiammens
iieen unb uniere Sreibeiten tpee5ebren.
Entertainer tpdft auf! &ein rDmis
iher 8idter barf Sbergerihts Suiti5
leien, Inn bic Sreien bieies 2anoes
IRE gu fiibren.
Imerifaner fpaht dufl Sebt,
faliGe Nonnen lebren inn romii6en
8eipanb unb prebisen. bab 8om ges
bor6t iperben ioue.
Chorus: Nieber NIT Saft! Nies
Der NIT benz pdpitlidsprieiterliden
Sabr5eu9l 8erIenft es auf nimmer
Wieberieben init Current Ballot an
fommenben Honember! = (G. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
GmtieteiSmne iber Graeen
fircblieker 0ew6nHer.

@or ieiner Gbreiie nod Saipaii
unterbreitete 5err Siiber. Der Setre>
tor bes Snnern, Dem Erdlibenten Elm
S6reiben nit ieiner gntibeibung be-
treffs Sragens firdlider @~cipGnber
bon 2ebrern in ben Iesierungs Sns
bianeri6ulen. Ser Snbalt lit ni6t
befannt aeaeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
Der teHteranfe MerSc.

Bie aus Sem Orleans, Ca. nit
9ettimmtbeit berlautet. ipirb Der
friibere g%isfGnig Worie, Der Dor
Sturgeon aus Itlanta. Ga, paroliert
ipurDe, neil er ansebli6 MIR nod
fur5e 3eit 81 leben bat, cine Sampferz
linic 5niiden bort uno Nieip gort
ariinDen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
Grnte TT flint Sfaaten beI6mft
fieR amf etne 8inien.

Sad elmer iorgfdltisen 3uianrmens
iteuung bon Sahleuten betpertbet iid
Die biesidhrise grnte in Iinneiota,
HorbsS afota, Siibs Safota. i'm nOrb>
li6en Soma. Rontana unb I'M nett
li6en 8isconiin auf ettpa $1,000
000, 000. @robe ginfdufe Dor Sarm>
gerdtbihaften ipie ME 5upor, iteben in
Musii6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

Qlnter oieier Rubrtt tueroen bic Bel Der Re.
battiou eineeIaufeneu Sider ieiueiIS aufgeiibrt
9urdh oieie observation-disclosures Iberuiutnt Die Hc'
oaftion %teinerIei 8erantlportung iur ben Snhalt.
Die Seipredpung einSelner @erte bIeibt por'
bebulteuo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

Imerifaner tpaft auf! guer TrGe
iioent ipielt NIT ifmusisen Srldns
bern; tie meinen: .gr lit unier
@ann!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

gm Sledcnfieber itarb in @aib>
in9ton. 8. g., i'm Nlter bon 80 Sab
rem Der friibcre Silfsar5t i'm Suubcsz
8eiunbbcitsz uub Marine sSoipitnlS
Sienit g. 9. RtGlintic. Der bieie
Gellfe im Bitter 8ootsS bale in Ion>
tann betdmpft mo ausgerottet, iib
babel abcr ielbcr Die gefdbrli6e arant>
belt 5u9e5o9cu bate
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

@merifaner tpadt arf! Sic garbi>
ndle planen l1nbeil; Die Yrieiter unb
gil6ofe bemannen bas toptli1e romis
ide Sabr5eu9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

Gin aampf 3rpiiden elmer 5tuci Sub
Ianeen SdJwor5idlnngc nuo elmer
9rutbeme, Die ibrc aiidlein pertbeis
bigte. nurbe jiin9it nabc Milan. @,
beobahtet. Die 3uidnuer iuarcn
bereit, Der Scune i'm Notbfale 81
belfcn, fnnben es aber nidt n0tbig.
Sic S6lange pllrbe bon Der 5emne
setobtet, aber Der aampf baucrte fait
cine Stunoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

Imerifaner fpadt dufl Sebt,
fali6e Nonnen lebren i'm romiiden
@efpanb unb prebisen, bab 8om 9e@
bor6t tperben ioIe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

Sic 9irettion bes Carl Court Nus
itequu9s sYalaites in Qoloon bcratbs
idlagt iiber Den Ban elmer Hieien>
bale. Die Die 9robte in Der 8elt iein
pirb. Dfit ginihluB Der @allerieu
mirb Die Snle cine gooenfldde bon
$1,000 GuabratfuB babeu. au bic
fen 8ieienraum iblieBcu iid) bann nod
~unabbdusig bierpon 9robe Speiieidle
itnb H~eitaurantS an. Die @alerien
nerben so SUB brett fperben. gls
9aumaterial perben 8ranit unb
8adifeine @%cripeubung iiuben. bas
9ad tpirb Die Sorm elmer Salbfugel
hefommeu. Die neue SaQe ipirb brci
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

On Der Stc1e, no Die critic Slug
mai6ine, Die id,fperer ais Die Suft lit,
in Die 6Dbc itie9, in Gins citation,
3lpiiden Santon, g., uno fenia, luirb
ein Senfmal 81 @bren Der Sriioer
&ri9bt, beitebenb in 5fpei ionii6en
SGulen, erridtct iperbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

Ser inter einem 9oItenaiflpanbc
bon 100000 bon Der Suubcsz
REFERRING am Ohio Sluiie bel 8alos
polls, O., erridtete Snmm No. 20.
Der chen crit ponenbct lplIrbe, lit forts
seIdtpemmt iporben. Do bas Gontrct>
Sunpament nafaab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

Entertainer tpadt auf! &ein romie
iher 8idter bari Sberserihts Suiti3
leien, nm bic Sreien bieies 2anoes
IRE gu fiibren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

Sic bcutihe Seercsicituna bci6dfs
tigt lid CUR Seit nit Der Yrilfung Der
@rfinbung cincs beuti6en Sngenicurs,
pelhe ben 2uftfdbr6eugcn CO ermOgz
liht, ldngerc 3eit bctpegungslos auf
einem beitimmtcn Yunft Der Suft 81
pertpeilcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

In,erifaner tpaft alrf! &ein grG>
iibent barf nit Garbindlen 5uiammens
iieen nnb uniere Sreibeiten ipee5ebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

9as tlcinIte Sinh, bas ic gebprci
ipurbe, lit 8uiiea 9ailp, Der iid |
einem 5oipitaI in &bilabclpbia, ga
befinbet unb icst, I'M alter bon nabc
an 3tpei 8oden, 1 Efiinb nm /.
1ln5en tpiegt unb ga 3oa lang lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

@iaiam @uitaplls Slider. Der iih
eincs BeltrufeS als Gomppnift BON
&%irdenmuiit erfreute, itarb am IA.
@uguit in YbilaDelpbia. ga. Gr mar
II Sabre aft. &ls 'NoobD uub
.Gantep ibrc eriten .@rmedungss
@ottesoienitc" ubbielten. birigierte
Slider bier eiueu Iaiiendor o ilber
1000 Stimmen. Bon 1858 bis
1868 inngirte er am 8irarb College
ais Yroieiior Der Wuiif.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-04
'NDlAN LAND SALES
AT TlSHoMlNGo

I'shomineo. OKLA Dec. Ont of
l'Hf hundred pieces of Indian lands
y Johnston county offered for sale
mere today by the federal government
~ pieces We're disposed of at prices
fansing from $3.50 TO So an acre The
sale assregated $4,000. Many buy
ess were present and in most cases
'ne sales far exceeded the appraised
value.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-04
They Aways HeIo Elderly people

Foley Kidney Pills give just the help
elderly people need 70 tone and
strengthen their kidneys and bladder
and regulate their action. John Me-
Masters. streator III. saws. III feel
better and stronger than / have for
many years, and Foley Kidney P.Hs
did H." a b. Deming. druggist 20l
II Harrison Ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-04
FOURTEEN EXPIRATION
PARDoNs ARE SIGNED

Oklahoma city okla.. Dec 4.-Ex-
p.FaJIon pardous for fourteen inmates
of The state reformatory at Granite
were signed by Governor Cruce last
saturday All of the prisoners re,
eelFed their citizenship as we'll Az
freedom.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-04
DON'T FORGET THE BABY
DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLSI

-a.rche and Generieva. They show
every appearance of having departed
e haste. They haze very little mon
81 oat have brought with them much
splendid .ewelrr and some lne silks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-04
SOC. PERFUME. o.. 35c.
CHILDREN's MITTENs, 10c., l5c., %

Ch.dren plain Hlte b.ue an, pink Wa8 a.
--.-r-.e- ]. - eH1-ee q
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
LOCAL CHARITY
GIVEN REFUND
Britain Sends Money That Was
Paid Out to Assist Scotch
mans Family.

4 check for S79 from Sir Edward
Grey, of the British foreign office in
London, which was received today by
the Associated Charities, shows the
manner in which Great Britain looks
after her subjects in foreign lands The
check came through 4 NJ. Brooktield,
British consul at Savannah.
Several months ago a mother and
three little children applied to Score
tary Joseph G. Logan for aid. George
Ingram, father of the family, was seri-
ously III and his mind was affected. The
ia mily came to America from Aberdeen,
Scotland several years ago and the ia
ther hoped to earn a livelihood as a
granite cutter His health failed and
the family Of five was penniless In
vestigation showed that they had rel
atiVes i'm the old country who would
care for them if they could be sent over.
Upon being advised of their case, the
British consul ordered that they be
sent back to Scotland. saying that
Great Britain would refund the Asso-
ciated Charities for their passage. The
father is now in the Royal infrmary at
Aberdeen and the mother and her chill
dren are living with relatives.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
Day of Little Woman
On Stage; Frohman
DiSlikes Tall Girls

LONDON. May 1s.-This is the day
of the little woman. Such is the 6pin-
ion of Charles F'rohman, the famous
theatrical manager. who has returned
to London, and who thinks that, in nu-
steal comedy in particular, the tail
woman is no longer to be found
The statuesque woman has departed
from musical comedy. he says, and the
audiences are only keen to see the little
girl.
Il think. on the whole, quite agree
with Mr. F'rohman." said Miss Gertie
Miller. the popular musical comedy
actress. 1t would be absurd to have a
lot Of tall girls, slim or otherwise. in
musical plays. Hitherto the little wom-
an. both on the stage and in private
life, has been apt TO regret her lack Of
inches But l am pleased to think that
she is coming to the front a last"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
SEVEN NEW "W0NDERS"
SELECTED AT CORNELL

ITHACA. n. Y, May 16.-The seven
new wonders of the world have been
selected by the faculty, graduates and
seniors of the chemists seminary OF
Cornell
A few weeks ago one Of the scientific
magazines sent list to Cornell con-
tanning 81 wonders of modern tlines
and requested the chemical department
to pick out seven as representing the
greatest of modern ingenuity The
seven selected. in the order of.their inn
portance. follow: wireless, synthetic
chemistry. radium antitoxins, aero
planes. Panama canal and telephone.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
KILL The GERMS THAT CAUSE
DANDRUFF AND FALLING HAIR
Then Your Hair Will Grow Thick and Lustrous and
Scalp Itch and Dandruf Will Vanish.

PARTISAN SAGE will kill the dam
druff germs and that's the only way
to stop your hair troubles.
You can't have vigorous or beau
tifu hair as long as the little dandruff
germs steal from the hair root the
food that nature intends the hair to
have
Let me say it again. kill the germs
by using PARTISAN SAGE and your
hair worries will cease
Get a 50-cent bottle of PARTISAN
SAGE at any drug or department
store or any toilet goods counter to-
day-use it tonight and the next, see
the dandruff disappear notice the
iustre that begins to show in the hair
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
LADY ON DOME SC0RNS
SAD STEEPLEJACK'S PAINT

Because the woman" on the dome
of the state capitol doesn't paint Will
liam Gossett, who says he Is steeple-
lack from Knoxville, failed to make
bunch of coin and got in bad with the
police.
Gossett came to Atlanta, he says, to
paint the woman" and give her fan
CIV appearance. Had he done So ne
would have been able to ride out of
Atlanta in a Pullman car. But he didn't
land the job, and he sought the seclu-
sion and, comforts of a pile of hay in
box ear. The police found hlm ana
Recorder Broyles today fined nun
S15.75.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16

and wonder of wonders that itching
of the scabp has vanished over night.
PARTISAN SAGE surely does give
satisfaction the country over. 1t is
such clean, refreshing and invig
Grating hair tonic for men, women and
children that all who use it speak high
Iy of it's delightful qualities.
\ PARTISAN SAGE is not dye; IT
does not contain sugar of lead or sui
phur or any injurious ingredient. Ask
for PARTISAN SAGE. The girl with
the Auburn hair is on every bottle.
Mrs Julia Watson, r. f. D. No. l.
Eredericksburg va. writes PAR
ISIAN. SAGE mas done wonders for my
hair Has cleaned out all dandruff and
my hair has begun to grow
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
Back to the Farm
Lectures on Pullman
Car Lure Conductor

Roy B. Elliott a Pullman car con-
ductor, has heard the cry, Back to
the farm" and has started one in Rock
dale county, although he has chance
to visit it only about every Sunday.
The farm bug got into Ellott's car
when he was conductor on the Pull
man which was attached to the agricul-
tural train which toured Georgia on two
circuits in 1909 and 1910.
He heard Tom Hudson. then commits.
sioner of agriculture say that the farm
ers were the backbone of the country
he heard DR. Soule, of Athens, say that
farmers We're the most INDEPENDENT
people living, and he beard Pete Balm
sen say that the Tamworth hog was the
proper thing for meat raising
So Elliott got some of his fathers
land in Rockdale, had 1t fenced off and
has put FIVE young Tamworths therein
to see them grow
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
No CITIZENSHIP
FOR SOCIALISTS
Seattle Judge Stirs Up Storm
by Declaring Applicant I'm
worthy to Become Voter.

SEATTLE, WASH. May 16.-Bitter-
" denounced by Socialists and others
throughout the Pacific coast cities, the
decision of Judge G. n, Hanford, of the
United states district court of VAST
ington. annulling the citizenship OF
neonard OLSON because he is a Social
list is today attracting.more discussion
than any ruling in Years.
In his decision Judge Hanford said
he annulled Olsson's citizenship papers
because he admitted he is Socialist
a freouenter of assemblages of Social
lists. in which he participates as a
speaker. advocating a propaganda lot
radical changes in the constitution oil
the country. and because he entertained
those views at the time he applied 1or
his naturalization papers more than
two Years ago. This is probably the
first case in the history of the country
where a mans citizenship has been can :
celled by court procedure because OF
political opinions. and, if sustained by
the higher courts, may lead IN the
opinion of many able attorneys, to de-
priying thousands of Socialists OF the
right of citizenship.
Former Decisions Recalled.
The fierce storm of criticisms stirred
up bv Judge Hanfords decision was
like that which greeted his rulings Of q
wear ago when he issued blanket IN
junction prohibiting the people OF kal-
nier valley from refusing to tender
more than a nickel fare when the city
limits of Seattle on the Seattle, Rentoh
and southern cars, although the SUI
preme court of the state had already
decided that question in favor of the
people. At that time there was re-
quest asking congress to impeach nm
Judge Hanford has been on the Fed
eral- bench ever since Washington was
admitted into the Union. His enemies
saw in contests of a public nature com
ing before him he has invariably de-
cided against the people. 1t was Judge
Hanford who attempted to block the
recall of former Mayor Gill. of Seattle
on the ground that the council did not
include the cost of election about to be
held in the regular budget passed
months before. This decision of Judge
Hanford's was made after the state
courts decided in favor of the recall.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
ATLANTA W0MAN'S FATHER
IS DEAD AT RICHMOND, VA.

RICHMOND VA, May 16-The flu
neral of w Burch Dunford, father of
Mrs 7. B. Littlepage, 245 North Jack
son street. Atlanta, Ga. took place to-
day from Emmanuel Baptist church
Mrs LittIepage arrived in time to at
tend the funeral
Mr.. Dunford, who was veteran
member of the Richmond fire depart
ment, died suddenly yesterday of apo
plexy. Frank T Dunford. one of his
sons, who left for Philadelphia several
months ago to look for work, has not
been located, his address in that city
being unknown here
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
ATLANTA TARHEELS TO
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY

To celebrate the 18TH anniversary of
the signing of the Meeklenburg Dec
laration of Independence the North
Carolina society Of Atlanta will hold a
banquet on Monday night at the Geor
gian Terrace
The committee members arranging
the festivities are Shepard Bryan. V. A.
Bachelor, T. B Higdon, Burton Smith
J j. Disosway. E. G. Ballenger, p. G..
McDuffie and John Y smith