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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-30

,Gine Welt i'm tparmen Buien
uno i'm 8sutel cine U2urt."

aanqe 1T Is nod niht ber, aIs bic
erften 5orosn Der WanoerDOgel ourh
bas oeuti4e 2ano 5ogen. lno Der Die
9urfteu nit ibrsn ihperen Rutidtsn
unb Der 3ugpfsife lab, modte rpobI Elm
mitIeibiges ober ipottii6es 2ddeIn bdz
ben, bds iit aber i'm 2aufe Der 3eit
Gnoern muBte. 9euts itnb Die Wuns
bsrpogelbeitrebuugen gu elmer Wta6t
geporoen, fir bic mir benz 9sihlt
nanten iolten. 4us ben ShiiIern,
bic friibsr am Spuntage beimIi6erz
tpsiie gigarsttsn rau6tsn uno Bier
tranten, uHo oanurh ibre 0eiunobeit
minpsiters niat forbertsu, iiuo bic
Wanpsro0gel gefporosn, tpslte nit tbs
rem Rudiate uuo nit Elm paar pfeHs
nieen Gelo ben gun3en Tag I'M 5reien
berumItreiisn, um ordubsn aus3utoben
unb neue ardfte fir bic Irbett 81
iammeIn. Die sun5e Sugenoer3ebung
BON hute mub nit osm Wuuoeroogsl
re6nsn, unb ss mare gut. peHn ale lei
tenoen S6ulmduner 3ur GiHIi6t td'
men, eab Der Wauoerpogel in GrStes
bungsinitsm pisl Ieihter nit Borthetl
eingefiigt tperben tam, als odB eugs
ber5tse 8eiiter per1uhten, bic gerpes
sung ein3uIhrdnten, Die gar ntht
mehr ein5ubGmmsn iii. 0eun oas lit
iiher, bic sauIenbe pon S6llsrn, tpeIs
be in ibrsr freien 3eit, am Sonntas
uno in ben Jerisu. auf S4ufters Rap
pen burh oas beutfhe 2ano panOern,
feline Sh0nbeit ihduen uno auberbem
natiirlit bic Sreuben Der Sussnb. oos
frob Spiel ntht perseNen, Iinb ous
bsre 9etalten. als bic bleibpungigen
Sunglinge. tpeIte friiber bic Gorge
Der Dirtlihsn gdoagogen paren. III
Ieroings ion oamit niht eefaet feiH.
ooB bic MISUNDERSTANDING Mus
itsrtndben in Der NeiIs er3ieht. bub
ihre 4nbdnser iest bic Shulurbeiten
beHer mddten ais friibsr, oielleidt be-
ben tbeiIpeife bic Shulmeiiter reht,
tpelde bas Geeentheil bebaupten, aber
bas finb ipenige 4usnabmeu. Der
Shiler. Der am Sonntag brauBen i'm
Jreisn lift, ptrb nit oiel aufnabmsfGs
bigerem 9ebirn CUR S9uIe toRmen.
4ubsrbem lernt sr ihon in ieiner Sus
tsenb fih NIT Der Wslt berumsuihlas
gen. Dos fheint ouf jeben 5oq elmer
Der sroBten gOraiise Der sansen 9etpes
guns su iein.
Cine 3eit lang idbien ss. als iolIte Der
Wanbsrposel iih nit beIonberen Din.
gen abgeben, bic nit benz sieentlihen
Wanoern mebr ober ipeniger nihts ali
tbun baben. Oeeetarier tamen, Abs
itinenten erfhienen, pdrieiproeramme
tuurNn gum Wonoerposel eetraeen,
aber es seldng ibnen nur tbeilneifs. irz
eenbtutlte Grfolse ou ersielen, nur ben
groben Rahtbtil brahtsn lie nit, bab
fie innsrbalb bes Wdnbernpeels Ser
Iplitterunssn eraeugien. bic in unferem
Iieben 9eutihlono. mo ieber Stpeiis
Menih eins onbere 4nihau,ins pertres
| ten uSdts. lsioer nur gu piel 4nbGn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-30

Mfttex ssn Essa6srnr ss. Wsfen fAasssa.


Sen. eenbs smS slssssH IN Rfm Dsrs.
sch .on eau murbe - ~ - 81 ausse.
Eiehen
prima gefAdftspasisrs nurbeH ;u 81
4M% bistoutirt.
Stsrfiua erhanae IN fttis. Sidt
IN s4.STL unb 90 faae ~ ~ .641s .S43Ss.
Bunbss. q bliadtion en- uaren lte.
tia unb purbsn Dis folat anotirt:
Der. Staaten Mefuusins ~ l007<< <<-l0l y,
~ reaiHrirte fiS25p l14--l14A, coupons
1f4k--l1s, - rtaiarirts l02ll -i02s4,
coupons 102l --l02Z, Yonama eoupons
- 100L asb.
aftie nmarft. - NHfanas mar Der
Rartt Aart unb bic Breife ffissen, baIo it.
bod trut zine Redttiou Elm, uno bic @epinnt
etnaeH babel pitbsr oerIoren. Ter Uiartt
f&iss fstis.
Gifenbsha.sftieM. Clf.ih.rnrfe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-30
khicnnn %. mi 1912.

winbSith. - Eeebss Sc 00-9 30 feras
stier. S6 .25-90O, pefflide Stiere IS 6.25-
7S5, Stodtrs unb F.ebsrs $4.20 - 6.55.
sab. unb 6eiiers s2.85--S.00. adlber $3.50
g. 90. gtartt ffetig bic 10c nieOrissr
Sdn.ine eethte S6 $3.50. as.
mifdht, s7.10-7.55. fbpere $7.l0-75719,
rauhe 10 7.30, sertd $500 - 6.85.
Narft lansiam unb Sc nisoriser ais ae'terH.
Shafe H. edmmsr. Shofe: Gtu'
heimifhe So 65-6.40, ntitli&e "a 00-6.5O
Jdhrlinae Sc. .20-7.40, edmmer; Ginbsimt.
iht $5.O0-9 90, neiflihe S.. .50-9.25. Wartt
ihpah Bic 10c niebrigsr.
3ufuhr. - Hinsoisa 20,000. Shmsine
80, 900, Shafe unb 2dmmer 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-30
alustpdrtiae Wsdrtte.

MskI.-9uFuhr 1920 HbIs.. Bsrianb,
rs, ,236 DblS. - Der wsarst nor heute rnhia.
Sprtua patent 95 80 D 80, Wintsr Straiakts
t5.I5--5.26, @imter patents 46.4o--6.60,
gprina clears S4.60--4.So, Binter ertra.
no. / A.00--4.50, 10. q DO. t4.l0-4.20s,
Ranias etraigbts t5. .I0--6.25.
Rsaasnmstl sar beuts Han. 6air
~ ssiss tA.so-6.l0, &sifs bss fansp t6-l6
$50.
!. ea4DsslsRmsbtt u Has - e2.so
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-30

asngort. 29 Wai.
9inn in ipiLlis ,u s45.Ts--4825; ausf.r
III isfi pate l634--l7e. alectbreIntie an
l65S-i6s4e, gaitin9 IA 1879 - l61ze. stei
III fta IA A.l7L - 4.25 Speitrr ia hetia
~ $6.90-T.00. GiisH mar iietia. SO.
souner1 H0rth.rn ,u sl5.5o-l5.T5, 30. 8
eo. su $l5.25--i55o, 30, / SOUTHERN uno
Rs. / 5outbera loit su $I5.50-l575.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-30
Niebmdrtte.

Giutinnati. 90. Wai.
3Hfuhr uns Rsrianst pdbrsne esr oeriIoi.
fsHsH "a Stunesu, osrgIihen nit ben porber.
ssbfnoen 2 2aetn pGreu ME foIst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-30
go,u Weloutarfte.
slnsinnati. 20. raj, iSla.


Die @efMdste naren bente I'm MnssmsiusH
subia, sbmc6l sintae BON ben 1anseH etne
rsdt euss RaAfraet mad Carifben su Str.
tstAnsn tatten. Ete 3insrateH Fno Hnpsran.
bert gsbiiebeH. Taffsbeu ON sdHs maresn
BON Den DaHfsu ~ ~ aus9eliebea asso 0s.
i6dftsbapiers su 6--6% DisfcHttrf. Die Naf.
Isr plasirteH Gariebem son neau1 ~ ~ uao
auf 3sh su 4x&.
wedfa sss Nep psss
marsn fen mnb murben su vdri unb 15e Hrds
mite per $1,000 ;nifheH TanftH persdnft. Die
Gsuntsrrats bstrdat Soc HramA per $1,000.
Hsdia asf Gsrssa.
Iinb fsaer. Die foisenbea CuOtsrnnssm fiHo
IN beri6tens
sonboa, . Tass si&t, s4.s7K per
e, 90 Gage Sidt, s4.84L per . !;
pars, Gage Si4t, .i2x--5.i5 IS tsr erunes
500 90 3aQe Eidt, 5I71--63o braneI Der
500; fur DeufiAtanb xass SiAt, Nart
S61Ss BE-. 60 Gage siAt, 941fs.
Documentary Dius duf 9onbcn Duresn SH
4.ssh, auf glnsaoD 30 ass anS auf DsiIaF
81 4.s91 eertauft.
pxsses.CsnssssseH.
rubis uas itetis. Die Danfsa qustir.a bic
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webI. - Der Nartt mar fsH. sstrt.r
yaients s3. l0--5.35, Straiahts "a. .50-5. 10,
sprinc pdtsntss s5. .Oo-65 so, Straiabts 81. so
800 sa,srs s4.20--i.45.
@ttssn.- 5ar Rat ll274-l14t, am
Ghlus ll3e; fur 5uli 110A-1lILe, am
Sdlus 11014e; fur Septsmber l06-l06Lc.
AN etlas lo69se; idr Ee.smb.r 106 -
l0sZSe. am salab 10s3Se.
@tIf dforn. mir Wai 80L-
s1s+e, am shtub S0I4e; far5aH 75--75I.
an Shius 75is c; fur September 72A-73Sc q
amshlus 721se, far DECEMBER 63-s3]Ss {,
am saIub 63s.
saf.r - sar Rai SO - 541i,, an
ShIus 53e; fur 3ali 493s - 505Se, an
S5lus soc /; fir September 42 - 421Sc
an sdlus 42e. flr DECEMBER 43 - 45x e.
am sdlub 43e.
ssaat n.-No. Q Gle.
g.ra.. Sut. sutteraeras e5-s5e.
suis bis Dolce RaI.ssras J1z-llss.
9imothn amen. 1eus 800
900 Der Gtutuer
slstiaamsH. - si4.0o-2o.0o per
gsHtntr.
R,spOrt-1S.371%-l8.50 Der sbr.-sa,
Wai 3 ----- am ShIus tI8.
far Julis1s. .37Ik-ls.5O, am gtIus SIS. so
fur September sl3.40-ls.50, am sAlul
$3.50.
ShmaI,. - sl0.50 per 100 Tfuub.-
Sir Wai 8 .... am Shlus sIo.52Is
fur 3uEi $l0.57tS-lO.65, am Stlus $40. .62 !;
fur September $40 75--l0Js2lS, am 56IuI
$3.50; iiir cttObsr sl0.S21a-l0.s7IS, an
ain sdlus Sl0.s7I2.
Short Rtppsn I'll ts n.--eofs tl0.2i
per 100 gfuub Hur mai : an
ShIus $40 17i%; fur 9uGi sl0. 22IS-lo 81 4
am ShIab sl022I9t fir September $40 3t
--lo40, am Shlub sl0.37I3.
Sattsr.-Rartt ia itttia. greameriei
23-25c, Tau1 20--24e per giunb.
gisr.-Tsr War,t IN fstig. Bride I5h
lie PER Daytss.
aa ie. -Wartt IN ihtDaa Cream 121s--
l3e per pfunh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-30

espfhosh aagtE msIeu mh fcl0t.
3Hfabr RHsois5 s4psia.. etaf..
Mnt ~ .....l73o 4sli 93s
plat, % 49,. 1874 1870 lilo
Mai, 20. 993 1897 1877
Der Berianst bstra3 in serit lbsn Belt:
Wai. 81 49,. l3T 500 l04
Mci. %, 80. SIT 277S -
Mai, 20 ... 68 729 900
ainbbisb. - Dir 3ufubr par btuts &C.
ring, Die Aahiraes nur ndbis unb bic bsH.s
rsn GuaIiidtsn narsn aetia bis fart, bic an.
otrsn absr Ianeiam. Sfeders uno sstners
psrbsH niGt pieI attauft uns finb aetia
Gate RiI6iubs ftnb fstis, anbere unsersssIt
usb fADah.
eAsre etisrs ss.5o--sl5, ertra ss.25
$50, fGnep CNfsn &2.76-6.75,
eIsifHeraiers t5oO--7.6S. auserIeiene bic
ertra 81 $500, 6sifsrs $4.00--7. 40, aus.
srlefenf biz ertra 81 50---175, fansp 49,
Aite $2.26-5.75, aussrlefens bic srtra IS IS
--6.25, Ganness 12.25-3-25. Gts6srs ane
6ssberf ~ .50-6.25.
HuIIeH Tie 3ufuhr mar nar masig
nHb bsr Warft Ianaam unb Di1is
Maeere sns IsiAts S3.75--4.6o. DslseHa
q 60-5.65, trtra s5.75--5.S5, fette Sunsn
t5.76--S.25.
AdIber. Die 3ufnbr oar nur md !.
bis uHb bn Vrtsfs aeise.
Ds1in6se sna srsSs A.oo-S.6o, fGsr tis
sste hi4ss e7.0o--s.75. sxtra e0.o0
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HHeuh9 FfHW HNsaW.
DIR tlmiot TN hieaaen gGeariubsuie belief
no beute ouf n. .00o, 100.
2sialc lceipsiiatH.
Nn Der D0ris fdsen bic @sf6dfts saH, uub
sar bcrniebtr. unb es nuroe nur tin Ber-
fauf abasfAisfsu, pdmIid 8 dstisH Der Ginc.
Sac uub electric 60. ,n e5Jf. 3m eFsnea
Rarfte absr purbs bsrfuuft:
$1,000 rtrc.. Nepp ,&Gob. T.. Ser, 1922. .fo3
1000 linton 4. o. q D., ssr. fefe.... e4K
2.00c 1fHc. gfrsst Jmp. 4er, 1929. ...... io2h
800 Gtrc. ~. ~. 4er, 1888. .fo3
GdGfestust 1abeas bon TIM bssFesn Marn
befnbliaen Ssnbs unb Hstiea sisbt bic eff
sisGen Guctirnnatu an:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-30

per loo Pfanb fair bis autes 1926 -
8. .l5, Aoiee bis fnncp %. .00-5.25
Naismet mar itstig. ,5eines iDsibes
unb aelbes sl.75--I.S0, erobss $I.7O-l.75,
Ailn6rieb $4.25.
Sud hneisen soiuinea amertean 85e
umb Canadian 63e c. /. 7. Rem Bort.
msaaen nominsa no. 2 Beffern 10 {
bel anfunft {. |. +. Haffato
esrHe ia rilIia. Nalsgerfte l15-I25e
{. 4 7. Buffalo.
Beisen-3nfabr 99,600 Bu., g.rfanst
26, ,925 Bu. Der Marff lit niIia 80. Q rether
neuer l23s<e I'm glepator uno l232It 4. 0. B..
fAuinmerb. 30. l Northern Tulutb 1886
II. o. B. fhntmmenb.
BsIf hforn 3nfuhr - Berfnnbt
l5,572 Blu. Wartt III ftetis. Grport 30. .
ntusr Sac i'm elebator uno s434e (. o. b.
fhpimmeno.
eaf.r.-3Hfubr 1925 gu.. g.rfanst
4OOs Bu. Der Tfarft III feff Stanoarb psi.
Der 81 i'm elebdtor. ITO. p.iber 63e, So.
. 63c. ao. 4 62I1e.
5eu II rubis.--grima 160e, no. / 1856,
Ito. l45e, sto. 1856.
9opfeu in fen. - State 1911, erbtnd
rer bis dolce 30--52e; 1910, 45-47t: paeifie
eont 1911, oroindrtr bis Dolce 40 44c,
1910, 40-42e.
eduts fins Dillig - Central am.riea
25e, eoaotu 241s-25c.
eseer ia fetig. Semtoi 25-27c.
Bort III uneereeslt. 3 nmiIs $50. .00-21 90,
bort eltar $l9.25-2l.0o, Rsb s20.50-
2loo.
8.eF N fer. Eamttp $500 1880,
Wss s15.oo--15.60. Beef. sttnten $3.50
al 90, 8erpaft sis.o0-lS.50, Gits srtra
9nbta Uefs sla. .o0--I92j.
gat Weats fnb ru6ta. s,p6selte Ssl.
lies, 10 bis "a 1fb.. Ii - l2c. DO. sauf.
tern 8 $3.50, bo. Sain.sn 12l5-l3e.
shwaI IN piaia. gtisol. sseH srima
s10.40-l0.5G RafFnirs.r ia atra. eoRti.
nsnt sll.0o. 2. u. $ll.9O COMPOUND g.
.9Le.
saIs ia ruhia. Yrima gtts .u s4s,
geunirp 6L-6Tc.
eaamps aamen. .cel in pilfia.
ertma robes 1857, primo CONNER s.lb.s
50. 75-7.O0.
gttrsItum IN Hstia. aaFFnirt.s
atw BORT $3.50, g5tlas,Ip5ta unb8alsimor.
$3.50. DO. in 8un S. co.
8olIs II rubis. Eomsfic Sletce Ohio
25e.
ear, IN ruhia. siratueb, s,p6buIi& &.s
bic eut.s s6 65-5.70.
1roen Il n III Diuis ~ 48e.
Rsts Ia fef gtHbsimiftsr 8%-51zt,
gatnu 81z-8ke.
Rola Tea fetis. T,n Orleans Gptn
ssitls outer bic Dolce, 35-5oe.
5uSsr -- Fsbr IN fisiia. wuseasobu
50 Sef, 5.4se. Centrifugal s8 f.a 3.98c,
WolaHss.3uisr SO 5sit 323c. Raffnirt.r
IA setis. Gut 9oaf 6.0Oc, Gruib.s 5.s0e.
WouIo 81" 5.55t. Cubes 5.45e, 9opS,rto
6.30c, 6ranulatso 5.2Oc, Diamond n,
5.2oc, Gonfsetionsrs "a" 5.O5s, 3o. sos,
no. 2 5.00c, 80. s4.95s. 40 449oc, 80. 5
AIS. 30. s 4.80e, 10. Abs, 30. 8 47Oe
To. 8 4.65c, 30. 10 4.61c. 30. IL ass, ao.
l2 4.50e 30. lS 4.45s. 90. IL 4.45e.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-16
Real Estate For Sale.
FOR SALE.

IN OUR opinion Marietta street is
the next street to get enhance
ment. 1t will naturally follow the
physical developments that are now
being made on that street, together
with the completion Of the Bell
wood avenue viaduct, which is now
being built
We call especial attention to 2
large corner lots between the via
duct and North avenue.
over a quarter of a million dol
lars worth of land has been sold on
this street within the last week,
and II is safe to predict that in the
next year over two million dollars
worth Of property will be sold on
this street There are now over
100000 in new buildings under
way.
We believe that the lots referred
to above will make you big money.
For particulars, see either Mr..
Eve or Mr.. Hook.
IF YOU HAVE MONEY TO
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-16

defects in plum a.,
age In many me
| cases, Inferior
$ 5 hos, q oln,1 plss Be- PouItry
cause the former
| AZ 5tgtd in p Gy5Iig cQ p. D0Ct0r
latter are ragged
and not At to enter the show room Ex-
peTienCed breeders realize the neCes-
sity Of carefully melting the fowls.
The amateur pays no attention to this
phase Of his work, but allows nature
to take her course If the birds were
growing under natural conditions in a
woods, or in a sheltered location they
would select if allowed to roam at will.
then, they would emerge from their
hiding place in the fail with the same
beautiful plumage that we so much ad-
mire in our game birds.
But when we erect fences around
our poultry plants and prescribe Ger
tain limits in which our birds must be
content to live, we give them no OPP
portunity to select sheltered hiding
places in hot weather and protect
themselves from the rays of the sun.
Poultrymen have been advised to imi-
tate nature In feeding and caring for
their chicks and mature fowls but this
has been taken 70 mean simply the sys-
tenn or feedlng, the Value or exercise
ana range, ana the need OF tresh air
ana yentllatloh why should we MOI
include III these requirements the tact
that we must initiate nature IN proVla-
ing sheItered pace for our IoWIs IN
the summer months
no pro with FADED feathers or broken
IealherS IS NJ 10 ehtef a sho" room
not considering AT ms tlme other de-
Iects thal shouid similarly deoar them
from puoHc eNhlDltloh. II IS a slfhp'e
ihalleT 10 overcome iheSe oeIeCts ahu
produce Su'n sa''SiN ing IeAu,ls ma
every one VIII ma pleasure IN ooins IT,
me l'si requisite is 20 PROVIDE SHaae
Tor maies and females. II you can sep
afaIe the maIeS ana put eagn IN a sihaiI
pen so lnocn ihe pell'r. we We're not
apI' 10 90 TINS. out we optalheu sOou
results by keeping SIX males iogelnei
IN each pen ana preventing any hsnl-
ing An old DIFo was selected lot iHf
master ana ne was pIa'ed IN ihe pen
coupe OF Gays before tue oLHeI pHuS
were ADDED. IN THIS time ne became
accustomed 10 lne new pen ana ieI' az
nome IN II. w men the oIuer InaieS
We're auaeo 'helr t'si We're HGu 10
Relner WIN cord giving SIX ln,I'eS
play ms alIoWeo ine pros 10 slahG
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-16
Pigeons.

SHOW HOMERS. S. per pair These
birds won all show Homer prizes at the
last International Poultry show at Allan
Ia, Ga Working HOmers. 81 to $1.50 per
pair. CarneauX, $3.50 per pair J. w
Woodruff, Columbus, Ga s-l5-34
FOR SALE-At a great sacrifice, 500 Car
neau pigeons, guaranteed from imported
Belgium stock. w. T. Graves Demopolis,
Ala sl0-69
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-16
Ducks.

-1-~~~~~~-~--1~~-~-~~ >>0o|~>'~-~~-~
FOR SALE-White and Fawn Indian
Runner ducks; three brakes and twelve
ducks nicely marked, white and fawn;
pure white egg strain: $50 for the lot;
have also a few very fine White Indian
Runner ducks Mrs Frank o. Miller,
Fort Valley, Ga. S-15-24
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-16
Automobiles.

WILL exchange fine building lot al East
Lake, valued at $3.50 for automobile
worth $3.50 to $3.50 and pay or accept cash
Box 80. care Georgian. 2S-S-l5
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-16
Hogs.
FOR SALE-Our ent

FOR SALE-Our entire
herd Of Berkshire hogs
cheap for quick sale. Two
as fine boars as Georgia af-
fords, and a lot Of fine sows
and pigs from 4 weeks old
to 10 weeks old. All got to
sell at once on account of
farm not being large enough
and other business. They
are all registered, and a fine
type. Satisfaction guaran-
teed on every hog that we
sell. NJ. D. Martin, Carriers
vile, Ga. S-10-44
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814 10

We have a 70-horsepower racing roadster
that is worth much more than we ask
for ii You know car must be right
when we offer H. Travis q Almond, 2G
James ST., third floor Ivy 1892 s-l8-2l
NEW 1912 Everett &c touring car with
every known equipment on II for $500.
Less than regular price. Part cash and
terms \. G. Mcpherson. Atlanta Ivy
898a 2S-S-13
FOR SALE-Cheap for cash. 25-horse-
power Maxwell. in fine condition.
owner. Box 20l care Georgian S-6-l9
AUTOS REPAIRED.
MAGNETS AND STORAGE BATTERIES
RECHARGFp MAGNETIC AND CAR
BURETOR work a specially We give
careful attention to electric auto and bat
tery work Hartrampf e Yarbray Co.
Phone Main 1910. IS EdgewoOd avenue,
iust below Equitable building. 4-22-5
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OAKLAND MOTOR co.

OAKLAND MOTOR CO.
l41 PeaChtree ST.
MITCHELL 1911 Touring
Fine condition. Fully equip
ned. $500 90 for quick sale.
BUICK MODEL 10. 4 Passen-
ger. Fully equipped. Good
condition. s400 co.
WINTON SIX. Good Running
Condition Fully equipped.
1000 90 Just the car for rent.
OHIO 30 TOURING a Bar
gain at 500 co.
MAXWELL 30 TOURING.
Fine running condition. but
needs paint S575 co.
OAKLAND MOTOR co.
14l peachtree st,
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Orpingtons.

CRYSTAL White OrpinEton hens one to
three dollars. young stock bargain
prices to make room Write us Valley
View Farm, North Chattanooga, Tenn
Asia
BLACK ORPINGTONS-C Cocks, hens
cockerels, pullets; summer prices. Hal
Rivlere, kirlSwOOd. Ga. 1850
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FOR SALE Beautiful new Groom buuga-
low, arge lot; Grant park section, a
bargain W G. Gable, SO Logan avenue
or phone Main 556-L 30-S-l6
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WILL sell large lot at East Lake for $50
cash and $40 month. owner, %, care
Georgian 29-S-lb
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TWO ACRES, s-room house. water and
sewer, on Highland avenue near end Of
car line, $25 per month. Either phone
540S S-15-ll
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NORTH SIDE cottage in growing section
and renting well, buy cheaply and hold
a while for appreciation Phone Ivy 300.
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FOR SALE-Desirable vacant lot 50Xl43
feet. alley on south side and rear, level,
east front. all improvements, Lakeview
avenue near Ponce peLeon. Price low
for immediate sale Address Owner, Box
III. Atlanta Ga S-15-4
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Houses For Rent.
W. A. Foster & Raymond Robson
Real Estate Renting and Loans
Bell Phones 1881 1892 II Phone 1881
4O3 FRASER ST

We will give you the first m
rent.
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28l3 acres, Cobb county $1,000.
As acres. Cobb county, $1,000.
100 acres, near Ben Hin, $50 per acre,
344 acres, Cherokee county $40 per acre,
$50 acres. Cherokee county, $25 per acre.
1916 acres, Milton county, $40 per acre.
400 acres, Milton county $40 per acre.
l4O acres, Milton county, $50 per acre.
$50 acres. Milton county $40 per acre.
so acres. near nuluth. $40
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PICK-TP-

IL ACRES, nine-room new house; horses
cows. hogs, wagons buggies and every
thing on place, six and One-halt niles
on two ebert roads, for sale at saCritice
also the whole crop Badger Real Estate
Agency Forest Park, Ga 27-S-l4
VALUABLE mineral property in Chero-
kee comfy for sale or exchange for
house and lot in city. Box 999, care
Georgian S-l3-3&
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Poultry, Pet and Live Stock
BY 2. C. HARE.

At every poui-
try show in the
country standard
bred fowls of high
class breeding and
quality lose the
coveted blue rib
bon because OF
defects in plum
age. In many
cases. in ferio r
birds win over
those of higher
quality simply be-
cause the former
are in proper con
dition. while the
latter are ragged
and not At to enter
,..vft rs,,.l I,..-.sg 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-23
PUSH HENRY PUBLICITY BILL.
House Democrats Want CAMPAIGN
Contributions Listed:

Democrats in the House OF Representa-
lives started yesterday to agitate senti-
ment in favor of the Henry publicity bill
providing for publicity Of contributions
and expenditures used for the influencing
or securing the nomination Of candidates
for the offices of President and Vice Pres
ident. Taking the Ohio primaries as
basis for argument, Representative Henry
said:
Undoubtedly a great amount Of money
was spent in Ohio preliminary to the vot-
ing. and now is the time to press this BILL
/ am sure the democratic candidates will
be willing to have the bill passed
The Henry publicity bill passed the
House some time ago and was sent to the
Senate. 1t was there turned over to the
committee on the judiciary. but has not
been reported out as yet. II 1t should
become a law before the conventions. all
the United States will have to make pub
candidates for the two greatest Offices in
lie their campaign fund accounts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-23
THE EVENING STAR. THURSDAY MAY %, 1912

sign. Moderator Matthews sternty for
babe any challenge Of any mans ortho-
doxy on the floor OF the assembly.
DR.. Henry Strengthened matters out by
explaining that in anything he had Said
he had not intended to convey any infer
ence and expressed his unquestioned be-
lief in the integrity OF the orthodoxy of
every board member.
The report OF the board Of publication
and Sunday school work. was accom-
panied by resolutions providing for the
appointment of committee to confer
with the board. and to withdraw from
distribution such graded lessons as are
held to be unsatisfactory.
The assembly express it's disapproval Of
the act Of Secretary of Agriculture Will
son in accepting. last summer. vice
presidency Of the brewers congress at
Chicago, resembling its action in naming
him as delegate to the pan-Presbyterian
council.
Creation Of an Industrial peace COM
mission as permanent organization OF
the church was disapproved as not practi-
cal and unwise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-23
Odd Lots in Furniture

II FOLDING CARD TABLES green felt
tops, brass corners. 80 inches
diameter. Were $3.50. To close 60 IA
4t... ..-........ SO
CARD TABLES, 70 inches diameter;
mahogany finish: fold nat. Were a.
$50. 10 close ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. CIV
BABY GO-CARTS, complete with leather
top, reclining back and adjustable G. or
foot rest. Were $12.5O. To close. sVOe1O
BABY CARRIAGES. upholstered In ere
tonne: rubber-tire wheels: wicker CD MS
body. Were $50. To close at. sV6sIO
FOLDING COTS. "A inches long. %
inches inches wide; white Ssnv Vas, tops; Sl .68
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-23

Art Goods
LOT - Crochet Doilies, Drawnwork
Doilies, odds and ends. Worth from 123zc
to 25c. Choice sc
LOT &Childrens Stamped Dresses,
slightly soiled, and Black voile Waist pat
terms; also stamped. Worth SOC to 9ec.
Choice .................. .2lc
LOT S-GERMANTOWN and Saxony
Wools in colors for all kinds Of fancy
work. Worth 121zc skein. Choice. .
LOT 4-German Linen Ecarfs and Shams,
with wide hemstitched hem Of excellent
quality of soft German linen. Worth 25c.
Special .lSc
Art Goods Store-Third Floor.