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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10

ldnsen an laiien, tpori,l Die Bite
dusaeiproGen ipirb, Sic @eifi6c
oe5 2nnbeY ipieber cinmdl III
eie S1,lbe bes @dblerforp5 SIT lcgeu,
il, anbcren Worten, pie &ormier auis
Srloicn mtb iiber hus Sdulgeics, bic
6rcnnnlt9 nousl&irte unh Stodt u,,o
Die IeriaNunas Tenncrmn9 bns aez
idmmtc 0plf, lotpeit es mad, Bent beits
tisen @eict Itimntbcrcdtist lit, rrz
tbeilen 81 ldIen.
. Grnennnns in, Hiarrelerns. - Scr
|bodlp. Serr @ifel Sippert, nei,aes
,ipeihtcr Rriciter nrs Setringen. III
6itm &ifnr in 9Dns bel Hcmid, crs
,linntt lporecn.
StabtsrnnS. - Can't oer 9roSntiis
miitbi9cn Spfcrfrcubigteit uniersS
orn. Yfarrers ouberth limo uniere
tatboliideu Rdnnerncreine ninmebr
i'll Den Sciie ,eines eisenen @ercinss
lotols gelauet. Hm Sonntas mad
Der @csper iinbet Die tird,Iihc Gins
pcibuns bes 9ofales itaft.
Gipilhams Der stabt a~nrembmrs.
Sterbefdllc .--Vom s.. Hpb.
Spicpbine Srant. II Sabre aft, Hcnts
nerin. @ittiue pon Sohdnn Yeter Soffz
MANN 5tlbs.i Stdatsibierdrst 5It
@erih. - 11.e Ratthias 9dbapc, 70
Sabre aft. Aentner unb giaenthimer;
Inna 3inien. SO Sabre aft. 8ittipc
bon Sobann 9oininif. stlbs. Iderer gu
gblingeu. --412.: 9puis @iilcr. II
Sabrc alt, obnc Stdnb; Warte Ntabes
leine Sd,mit, Il Sabr unb 2 Ionate
alt; Better @fnbaf. As Sabre alt.
Sdhbeder. 49,: Safob @ilbelnt
0ouienbnrger. Al Sabre alt, Sttroi@
Ginnebn1er. ID: Yeter Sran3
9offmdnn. ait So Sabre. Sfneioers
meiiter; Sobanu Chill. alt SO Sabre.
Saelpbner. ebelos. aus Nensoori -
IT.: Nifoldus Sumont. aIt Al Sabre,
Sdlofer. - 49,: Raric Selicie Oils
liaur. alt So Sabre. gbeirun bon
2onis 8mitape Verbac9en. Sduhs
madermeiiter; anua @atbefotpttfh.
oft 81 Sabre. Wittipe bon Wit. Sund.
stlbs. SdMbmad}er; Siibor SourneIIe,
alt SO Sabre, Rinierer. ebelos. aus
Hpbinscn. 49,: @idel @nbrieI
Sdmit. aft 2 Sabre unb 4 Nonate.
90: Suianna Streff. oft feds
Monate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
Sie Nnr5el ncs llebcls wirs %prrfamnt.

Scr 6eriibmtc fransoliide SuSiGts
politifer &c Yld1 ihrsiDt bci elmer
@ciegerheit: Ser 9cI ihrlid,ite nller
Srrttiinler ~Hnicrcr 3cit. Die 0n.ipts
uriad'e ~nniercr l,crcl III Die ychrc. Die
. :. /. Mnuiicnu III ieircm Gpnz
trat iociai lin Die Mite NeS Is. Snbrs
huuhcrta pcrbrciIct imirpc. nnn pic
i'm Mioeripyudc nit Der nilgc.,its:ius
lidlcn @riahrung Nn. Suicia Scr Gtbz
iiinbc in ser @cnidheit lcu9nct."
&uin pibcrGlismis bar Der Snsias
lisnils bic'cn Srrthlmt iiber!ipnmte,l.
pencn Snitcm oesbatb nit cincnn
ifperrn Ncd,cnichler bcginnt. Sch
aud IN hcm @cbnhreu mlicrer hnmd5
uiitiid,cu Shilanihrppeu triit Die %crz
lenauinte Der GrhIinbe ~ SnJc.
Shre S%citrcbItugcn snr s%lrocTtllmng
Der ip5iulcn Aptb iinc besbnln BON
Inbegim an fal'd] gcrid'tet. Wicht
es ndmliG feinr Srbiiinnc. 10 'inp bic
seitIid,eH ltebcl nidd mehr cine az
red1fe Sirafc fiir bic b0ic Saat, nidt
inebr elm RittcI Der 0,lBc. iuaocru
ein5i9 Die 6ol9e nnierer inlid,cn sez
tu'uItftttutU Su'lutlpC. XIII ult'til
baItelt mnn hdnn bcrlIn. nm anf ole
Sest Die Gntoeduns 5n Madden. 'eaS
man Den SiB oes llcbcls nid,t III CT
reifen permpftc. Selbit ienen rid)ts
tatboliid,en SpSidlreiprmcrii ntieres
Sanocs. Die nod nuf Dem Sobcn
oe6 Sbritentbunls itcbcn, ir ieneS
.grrnbhdfte @i6tcnncn ncs @1icn
in aleu- &eniden" eiacu. bon pem
Viiduf . aetteler cinmal ipriht.
Der Gin anbermal iagt lpeil DER nios
Oerhe &enih bas 9pie lei dleu
&euifen. Gas angeerbtc SGic nidlt
tcnnc. ieien ale icine Tetmmecn
falih. ipeil CT bicien Suftrr nictt in
Hnid,laa brinsc.
Nuu betrddlte. bon bieiem @eiidltss
punfte ans Die humuniitiid acridies
ten Seitrennn9en iiir .iocial icrpicc".
imb man lpirh crtcnncn. iparim, oicie
nidlt bdIten. mas oercn Srdacr nnb
Sefiirip6rtcr nnitrcben unp erhoiien.
trps Der better slbiidt mn chriidcr
Scmiiblnlgcu. y9mcrita."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
e Y y
sriiat nidit scr SMeim.

NnS elmer &anoitaSt ill asiiinois
idricb man uiis ar Easc Der @nbl:
Collins unn @~o!oIeiu'S &prtrdae
id,eincn bier bodi t;.rd3 crrcihi 5u
babcn. Sic 3aGi Der ioSidliitiid,en
Stinrnfen lit BOZ 30 hi Der pprs
Ieetrn @uhi am 80 Lei oieicr @abl
5nriidScBan1en."
&cnn CO lid III Sieient Sale nidlt
nm cine @hirdnncrurs ser So3idliiren
bdnbelt, info!gc Ginschclis eincr Sns
buitrie. Stialc9ung elmer Nrnrc iiitp..
mar hie gemcloctc Shdtiahe rm 10
bcmcrfenslpcrihcr. trcil i'm Nllscs
meinen i'm Stodtc SNinois Die ;3a9l
Ser I ii I Neho uh1cacbcncu Stinmcu
bercr cine bebenteuec 3~uaehuc crs
idhreu hat. Scnn. lup duT oeh iosinz
iiitiId,cu TriiiiScntid'ofIs Gonpiaaitu
i'm Sabre 1905 34,1it Stimn,elt ,Ilts
fieicn, lpdrel cs 1912: $4,000! -
~Nmerif1."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
Ans Sen Ger. 5taatrn.
Y d a, Iiebc 9ambS
Ieutc!

Ter Snrhiduitts 9ugems
burger tit erfrcnt ober cS geiilit
linn bDd) wcnisitens, iuenn CT
GtnaS in Der ,WaSettc" iibcr
iif oocr feline 1amiiie ubcr Rber
nicicS rbcr iencs Greisnit ms
Tcriu6noten= uub Sremnoes=
freiicn lieif. ltnb bic ,@asctfe"
lit INNER bcreit, iplde RAD
ridtcn in tire Spalten anfsn-
itebnteu. Sabci nimmt es feinc
sruec Msiibe bic 3batiadcn amt
cine Ypitfartc nicbcr;nihrcibcn
unb ciusmidifcn. Ginc &arte
foitct bios einen Gent, ciu Srief
5iuei Gents. Nrm limb aber
matdIc 2cntr DER 9lmiifji, Gin
HcSaftenr iol, ebcn wcil CT
Rcbnftemr ut, allies piIen. Ste
bcrtdten alip nid)tc, limb abcr
h1hlidIit er5iirnt, iucium niAts
iibcr bic betrefienbc Hcsebenbeit
in Der 3citmng crideint. Ter
Wciie %infprmicrt bic Hebaftiun
mnb CT CREDIT ieinen 5wef nnb
bilft nd ielbit mnb Der Seitans
bic CT licit. NIfu, bite, liebe
H~anbslentc!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
Ans katbolifdrn
rdDreihlattrrm.
Gin aampf mn bic giarrihule

oroht Sen aat6piiten hcs Stuates
&orosSG.otG. Scnr Die iiirS!id III
@railo 6prts iiatt9ehabtc @erimmns
l,tl,a DER Vereinsgl,rs bon Gchrcrn an
iraa..iGcr Sdulcu hat beidlollcn. Der
raGitcn 1eaislotur e;ll @elcB por3us
lc9er, lpetdpes aud, iiir pie 2ehrcr utto
Gcbrerinnci dn Zen Siarr< nno
Bripotldliien itoatittcr 8~cfdbiguness
NdGliusiS ncrInn9i. Gin luld,es @cs
ice ipdrc Scr eriie Shritt 5,lm 'radts
lidlen Edrtntaauppl nnc fdim bon
aathpfitci nidFt auer:anut iperpcu.
Ter .@Gnaerer" iprid,r icinc Sers
iuunberurg Nrri,ber ats. bGB IN her
2ehrcrss'cciammnlus te;n crnitlider
@iberitnro aemoa.t uurbe. Oh ia DEM
8erbnnbc Dicle { itofiA Scbrcr
dngeboren. - ~Glceljor."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
Aus Der 3amptaaat.

emgembura 10. Iop, (Guls
hisbiioget.) 8ie beirimmt pcrImtet
puroe IN Den Srei Sefrionen Der aan,s
mer nit 5icmlih 9roBer Stimmtens
mebrbeit Der ,Infras seiteat, bic Ges
batter Der @eiitlid,en nnb 3lpar ipegcn'
hires Serbaltens bem Shulgeiese
ac9cniibcr 5u iireideh. Ils 8cacn.
fmlbsebuna ipu aeplant ieiL &oieus
petitionen an ole @robber5osiu ges
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
Snr Gnepriita iiber bic beutid,e eje-
mertihaftes Traac.

m~crtiuDaftes Oragc.
llcber bic stellung bcS YapitcS in
Sicicr ipidliiscu Sade lam istt nidt
mehr Der l%eiieiIe 3peiicl ompa!ten:
Die 3ugebori9tcit 81 iutcrtnniciiios
neiicu Observation-Disclosures liz crlaubt
ais Nebpt Der giotMpeneiateit. ahcr
tatbpliiGle Slrbeiters &creinc iiir fatbos
liId,c Nrtcitcr liiih bno Socnl. @rniic
@ripGglunScn eraebcu iih ans Scr
@ncntfifd uliG fir sic fnthpliid'c
IrGciteripelt Der ger. Stuutcn. @cnm
Der Hapit id'on in Der @italiceihuit
81 nrn gcmiidfcn dlriitlidhcu Sraonis
idiionct iir fotboliidle Arbciicr ncs
lpiiic @efdbren crbIift nm benz ncuts
idlen @pistopnt @afiamfeit ,nncm
pfichlt, peld grp5e 0efnbren mui;
Damn crif iiir Sic fatholiidlcn Mrbciier
amcrifa'S Die 3useb6riefeii III iusins
Iiifiih perieiitteu @ciperfitnften III
lid, bergen. bierauS erpibt iiHl sic
~orinecnhe Hotbwenoiafeit Der Grim
ouna tnthoiiitcr drteiterpcrciuc. nm
Die ben 0cipertIdditen aaaehoriacn
fatboIiifcn Nrbeiter in Der io3ielcn
Sragc noh Den o Geo NH III Scr
Gneneiifa .Mcrum Tcharpm" nictsrs
sciegteu Normen 5u ihalen unb lie
8caen ie5ialiitiitc %cricuhung Su
lpapprer. Nicer ipir ipdrlih III
leioer eieies 10 arpbe. SeIo nof be-
baut! - eMnrord unh 9briilihe
Mode"
Seshal5 oiiritc allh Del ms bic
&arule! Sradniiuiioit. Der tnttoliid,c
Nrbeiterperein, nit ieineu bon Eapt
Yius Y. se5eidncren Nuiaabeil cine
mnabipeiSrare Sorocruug bilheu. Wer
bieicr Sroae I'M @eiiic Scr iiiuaiter
@neyclfa nIhcr iriii, pirn nitt nm
bin fplmlcn, lidl 81 nicler NNiit,i ~
bctenncu, - -Sdnoerer."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
WHERE TO GO FOR
GENUINE BARGAINS
sale Starts Saturday, March Q.
and Continues for
Seven Days.

Sometimes real opportunities come
the way ~ tho ultimate consumer
fud on" ~ th"s" times for fh,. poopl..
~ The Ohio Valley viii De- from SAT
urfay. March e. to SATURDAY. March
10. lncAs.y". tho dates saf for tre
First topp"rafiN" Trading Festival
'r Special Bargain We"L" In Wheel
irg
Iiy Tho plan. as previously an
n"unc"d m Tho Inteiiigencer. pr1rft.
raiiy every merchant - importancn
in th" cl'y is preparing 20 make sp..
'."l "uorf 20 draw people 10 Wheel
rs tp trade during frI. biz Cp.Orer
a'iF" sale Thor" viIl ha special bar
gains 90 no1r.s every store. and tho
Uie". economical buyers can certainly
aat" money by taking adtaufas. %
fh.- unusual Opportunity fr DO their
-horp'IE ir Waee.r-
N0f only nr- fia ---.rrharfs going
% MAKE -pec.ai Inducements fe tho
hgtrr public ir fN. v.v 90 r-...a
Irl l.rnrfu"rf 90 -.ltsralfa f-.-
rharl.-e. bur ir addition f. -hfs trst
ft." arranged fY refund fla railroad
fIr's OBJ Oh ouf uf town Du-fume-4 dur
ar fh'- saie
Shoppers NOV r...rr..a ODD. To-
patronage among --r- STORES ..
i' mas tr.'ra aH| 'ha. ..r.rr .1
f- eI f. r-a..-t.... a.. t..
'' .f f..- -.f f-. f...
. rI POO .r
pleasing f.s..-. .' tts ra-- ..
..r.."s .f.fF ...
..a rfa frt... .rar. s- ..
... Nr". ...a .s ...r .. r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
HOWARD MAKES ATTACK
ON W. c. HANDLAN
CHARGES AND COUNTER
CHARGES ARE MADE.
After Being Associated in Local
Enterprises for Years. Brothers
in-Law Have Fallen Out.
Circular Issued by Mr.. Howard
Addressed TO Bondholders and
Creditors Explains Position

Another chapter in the National
telephone controversy. and one which
will no doubt lead to prolonged litiga-
ton. came to light yesterday when
IL was learned that Hon. John A.
Howard had mailed to the various Sc
curity holders blndholders and cred
itOrs a circular letter. explaining in
detail his position in the matter. As
is known. Mr. Howard was former
president of the National Telephone
Company. and was deposed by the
stockholders. later being driven into
bankruptcy. Now. phoeniN-like, Il
would appear. he is rising from the
ashes Of the enterprise he planned,
and promises TO strongly resist the
reorganization plan on grounds set
forth in the circular. which is as fol-
lows.
WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. &c. 1912.
To ih- ~tuckhold,rs. Iondholders and
Creditors of the National Telephone
Corporation. and of Its Subsidiary
companies.
Dear Sirs I deem ~ my duty 10
YOU as investors In tho several COM
I.uEi-s ~ which w..s the president
To- dLA i-r Nou against accepting the
proposition recently mad" To you by
J ~. Ncrcor. and iccrumended by a
c"mmitt'" 81 which NJ. r. e. Dalzell
o. chairman
l'ii,r" / can establish by COM
p.t.ut -, iuencr that W e Handlan,
ofi" uf Vour receivers. =. W. Harper.
your treasurer and cyrus IIuling, "A
promoter. have contracted TO sell all
Of your West Virginia and Ohio prop
critics To- the B"u Telephone company
az pric- sufficient To- save YOU all
from amy loss Whatsoever and that in
st,ad OF dealing .airiy with you they
ar- att, mpting hy this proposition to
acru!r' Your securities al a low price
aEd keep the difference between tho
pri"" they propose To- pay you and
tho pri," the purchaser will pay them.
Mr.. lIulinG may have legal right To-
up this IL %" can. lut ". q. Ilandlan
hLd : W. Harper are YOUR trustees.
and you have "a legal right 10 the fun
D, neut Of the contract thtN have made,
asked Nj r. e. DaIz-il chairman
Of tho committee. go advise YOU OF
these facts or TO call a meeting and
permit me - Submit the matter to
YOU. he refused
ThSt thc Sto,k 0Nered you Is OF no
value Whatsoever IS obVious. II you
Will not psraEraUn uf thu nrst page.
permitting bond issu" uf flvc million
dollars to i'- ahead Of the preferred
stock
Their WI hc no loss sustained by
~" h"lG"rS Of the prc.orred stock Of
the National Telephone corporation n
the price paid %, Tn. purchaser goes
&C. H., security holders and creditors
instead uf to tho promoters.
SOAR Uuurr.AIu- bonds are good.
lou are entitled 90 par for them out
OF tho proceeds of the proposed sale.
and .nu cannot ho deprived ~ your
;,'i"r lien f you continue to hold
'h'W.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
THE WHEELING INTELLIGENCERS GREAT
COOPERATIVE FARE REFUNDING SALE
TO BE A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
FOR THE ULTIMATE CONSUMER
Wheeling Merchants viii Offer Special Bargains and Refund the
Railroad Fares to All Out-ofTOwn
Custom

have already united with each other
In an effort 10 bring people To Wheel.
ing during Special bargain Week ."
Remember -" dates Of this hic &C.
operative far"-rcfunding sale arc from
Saturday. March =. 70 saturday.
March 16
Paste Tho list in your hat for fu-
iur" reference. 50 YOU may know
where 10 find genuine bargains.
GEO. r. TAYLOR CO.. Dry Goods.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK cos Department
Store.
ALEXANDER & CO.. shoe Store.
GEO. {. JOHNS CO., Ladies' Ready.
to-Wear
~. n. s NJ. shoe Store
kRAUs BROS. Clothing.
D. GUNDLtNG CO. Clothing.
HOUSE & HERMAN. Furniture.
THE FASHION. Mems Hats and Fur.
nishinss.
Whites Bazaar. Ladies and Chill
oren's Ready -to-Wear Goods.
C Ness SONS. Merchant Tators.
KLINE BROS. C'othiers and Fur.
nishers.
DANCER & BURGESS. Coverings
STU " WdII FakrF.
PALACE FURNITURE CO.
LOGAN DRUG CO. Cut Rate Drug
gsts.
sARKER's CLOAK & FUR HOUSE.
e. {. FRANZHEfw Co. Furniture.
crAs. q. CCsTzE Z CO.. Drugs.
Max cRONE CO. Ciothiers ard Fur.
nIsh-rs
3 S DILLON CO. Je~-'ers
TIE ROSE" Ladies srd CrUdre7's
Ou'ftters
THE NATIONAL ssoC sToRE
COOEV BEHTZ CO. rcuse Fur.
rs~ers
r " sAU~Es CO. rs--s
SOL "AVEr-s WAX OVER BOOT
sAOP
''o,~AN & oUvAtL CO. ci.,-.--s
-.f.t Tt ....- go
.r,.+ rI.-
'.- r.-. .H.. I
.... f|.a..sr. r.Ir.-.
r.. fr..".--- a .H. .. ...-.
merchant H.srr
- H.l-r rs
tr. .... -r.... tFr.. ..r-
-. r.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
BARNES RAPS
ROOSEVELT
SPEECH
Is UNREPUBLICAN.
Says Colonel Is Treading on Slip
perry Ground in New
Doctrines.
Has Conference at White House:
RumOred He Will Make Taft
Fight in New York.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ct IN
nounced IN Rcpub-, an political ,r-
cles and his arrival apparently rrcA.
pected except at the White Hou,C.
where he dined with President Taft
and Secretary lfilles. William l,ar'..>.
Jr. of Albany. chairman of the N"N
York State Republican Commute.
came 10 Washington tonight liIs Lp-
pearance gave rise TO all sorts oi
rumors. but the one WAich was Eiyol
greatest crcdence was that he WoUi Id
take direct management OF Presidn,
Tait's candidacy in New YORK stdj'..
Before going TO the White House.
Mr.. Barnes save TO the Associated
Press a statement assailirg the recent
speech made az Columbus. ohio. hy
to.ouel Roosevelt tie made "a point
OF the fact that the statement was is-
sued in advance oi any talk with the
pres idcut ll, characterized the
Roosevelt speech as a preface - a
CanfidaCy.' and "A violation OF Re
publicanism lie stated that II he
were one who could Subscribe TO tn
doctrine eXpouuded he would feel
that his feet we're on slippery ground.
While Mr. Barnes did not name
President Taft. or mention his candi-
dacy in any way his meaning could
not be- miscon~'rued when hc pointed
out that each New York distr Ct would
c,rct Republican delegates by the pri-
mary system oH March -. and dele
gates a. large at 'h, stat" convention
on April g. aud predicted That the
a. n IA.
lion of enrolled Republicans would be
expressed
Long Conference.
The conference between the Prcsi-
dent. Nr. Barnes and Secretary lilies
LASTED until very late hour and no
announcomcu' was made Of the mat
tcrS discussed
Among those who learned Of Mr..
llarncs views and who claimed To be
faIAiliar with his probable purpose. %
was stated that he undoubtedly had
urged th, President L. insist upon "a
very s,r0ug platform insofar as it re-
affirmed Republican principles Of tho
past and 90 ho,t out against recent
doctrines as expressed by the more
radical of the procrcssivcs.
Mr. Barnes Talks.
The statement issucI by Mr. Garrcs
hcfor" so.us to tho White House was
as follows
- can only So, This lt has seem
cl 20 me- that h->>lOE-uify Of opinion
within tho Republican party has been
Threatened fu- 70 long time and that
e definition of fundamental pr.ncipirs
was. therefore. absolutely necessary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
Nearly Two Hundred Hit The ''SaWduSt Trail''

THOMAS NIEMAN, A CANTON FRUIT DEALER, WAS
FIRST CONVERT, ESCORTED BY DIR. McQUATE;
THEN r FOLLOWED A GENERAL STAMPEDE
FOR THE ALTAR, WHERE HUNDREDS
SHOOK HANDS WITH BILLY
SUNDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
CANTON CONVERTS
EULOGIZE SUNDAY

GIRLS DON'T MARRY A MAN WHO DRINKS; HE
WOULD NOT MARRY YOU UNDER SIMILAR
CONDITlONS,' SAYS SUNDAY.-"DONT
LET THE FELLOW MAKE A KELLEY
INSTITUTE OUT OF YOU" HE
ADVISES.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-05

most see purple barring on a Buff
Cochin. But he can not see the beauty
lines of a Rhode Island Red. He is not
built that way. He can be heard to
say Il expect these are right good
Rhode Island Reds and look nice to
any one who fancies them" But just
trot out a tiptOp Minorca of good size
with fine head points, and of that beau
tiful bottle green color throughout, and
see how quickly he win commence to
whistle. We have touched just the
right chord. Because we can see so
much in our favorite breed does not
argue that there are not others just as
good. 1t takes certain breeds to meet
the requirements of certain breeders,
and we should not be selfish. Let us be
liberal among these lines and give each
and every one a chance.
Each breed has some specific quail
ties that we should admire for It, that
perhaps other varieties have not. Let
US all pull together in this great poultry
field and see what great good we can
accomplish, each with his favorite
breed. Beginners should, in selecting
breed. strive to ascertain which one
of the many breeds is naturally best
adapted to their wants, for l believe a
success can be made in taking up al
most any one of the reliable breeds and
striving to excel with It.
Whatever you undertake, do not try
to keep 40 different breeds and make a
wholesale failure of the lot.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-05

when he invested his money in
the first pair. He has spent so
much time and attention on them
that he watches the improvement
in them with great satisfaction.
For example he has been annoyed
over certain defect in color of wings
or tail or shape of back, and it Is with
the greatest interest that he notes the
Improvement in these sections year by
year. At first he only gets a few that
are good in these points. The next sea
son he gets a few more to suit him, and
so on. Then he turns his attention to
other sections that need improvement.
II is this careful work that he has done
with his special breed that causes him
to become so much attached to it.
While fancier of a single breed can
not really see the attractiveness of
other breeds. yet he is naturally a lover
OF all good stock and he sees how un-
reasonable 1t is for him to assume or
think that he Is breeding the only good
chicken on earth. The Buff Rock man
has his pet points that he talks about
and points to you with pride, and no
doubt justly too.
He has watched the annoying patches
of white and black disappear from the
wings and tail, and the mealy appear
ance from the back
The Black Minorca breeder has been
working so hard to get rid Of that pur-
pie barring through the plumage He
has studied 1t so much that he can al
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at 10 a. IA. Tuesday we
tire furnishings Of 4s3 Washington ST.,
including solid mahogany buffet china
cabinet, serving table, pedestal table
and chairs to match; mahogany dress
ers and chinoniers, brass beds Ma
tional springs felt mattresses, feather
pillows, Majestic range, "a compare
: lively new gas stove combination
writing desk and bookcase, kitchen
cabinet, two solid mahogany pedes-
tails, a nve piece parlOr suit, the
frames are IN genuine gold leaf, prin-
cess oak dresser and washstand, IL
brary table, oak dining room suit,
cherry wardrobe, hatrack, sanitary
couch Early English china closet,
Eddy refrigerator, fine porch swing.
roller top desk Vienna Brentwood
child's table and chairs, ladies' writing
desk center tables, birdseye maple
dresser and chiffOnier several Nernis
Martin iron beds. three piece mahog-
any parlor suit upholstered In genu-
inc leather; set Of leather seat oak
dining chairs, very fine lot Of brio
a-braC, china, glassware, fine lot Of
pictures. including oil paintings, lot
OF books, hall runners, rugs, art
squares, mating. stair carpet. lin
oleum, shades, table linen and many
other things too numerous to mem
ton The owner Of these goods is
leaving for Connecticut and every
thing must be sold at this sale, re-
gardlcss of value. open for inspec-
ton Monday Sale promptly at 10
a. m. Tuesday. November r,
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Rhode Island Reds.

FOR SALE-Thirty five r. l. Red hens,
one year old; cheap II sold at once
Take River car to Fishers Station In
quire for j. p. Russell florist. Sail
FOR SALE-Thoroughb S. c. Rhode
Island Reds chickens all ages cheap.
Mrs. G. A. Black. Meanwhile. Ga. 44-1-11
SEE my display of s. C. Reds at Audi
forum this week where l won first,
fourth and fifth pens. third and fourth
cock. on account of having sold my
farm my stock is for sale. If you are
looking for genuine bargains see me. j.
l. Hosford, East Point, Ga. Bell phone.
10 25- 80
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PONCE DE LEON AVE.

TALK ABOUT YOUR HOME, but liz.
ten to this: Eight rooms, two sto.
ries, stone front, hardwood floors, steam
heat sleeping porch and lot that i,
over zoo feet deep. This house Is moi
quite finished yet, but we would like
for you to go look at 1t and see fol-
yourself what the material is. We In.
wife inspection on this place because
we know it's worth every cent we arr
asking for it,
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WE HAVE plenty OF money to
lend at lowest rates on Atlanta
and nearby property, either for
straight or monthly payment
plan Also for purchasing pur-
chase money notes. Foster &
Robson. II Edgewood Ave.
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breeder thinks he has the best chicken on earth
and if he has, why not kill off all the others
and settle down and raise that kind? But how
natural it is that different persons should Sc
lect different breeds of fowls to supply their
wants and needs. 1t is just as natural as it is
that men should not all pick out the same
for wife. We have different tastes
and it takes a variety to meet the demands
How natural it is for one who has bred Barred
Rocks for long time to think they are the
best and most beautiful thoroughbred fowl on
the list. And when any one asks his opinion
of which is the best fowl for a beginner to take
up, he will from force of habit say, "Why, you
need the Barred Rocks
This thing often occurs Before the man has
time to think about a prospective BUYER as the
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Farms For Rent.

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farm 8'e miles from center OF town;
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WANrEp-Oue hundred thousand ready
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