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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19

ing through and stampeding tothe gang
plank Of the vessel.
When the word OF the imminence OF
the Carpathia's arrival spread through
the city about o'clock, there was a
concerted rush of people from all d.
rections to the Cunard line pier. The
confused crowd. held in check by hun
dreds Of ->lice, were excited to the
point OF hysteria by the Changing OF
ambulance bells and the grim arrival
q undertakers Wagons bearing yeaf-
fins. 'ss'''. g " = '''''i'' -
Private Ambuianess.
Twenty-Five private amhulances had
reached the pier at S:15 o'clock. One
Of them. it was stated. was for the
accommodation OF Mrs. John Jacob AS
tor, who was reported to be graveiy
Ill aboard the Carpathia.
The wireless from the ship had
called fifty doctors. Twice that mum.
Der awaited the vessels arrival at {
o'clock. The brief wireless dispatche.
indicated that pneumonia was prevail
ent among the rescued--And further
showed that many had gono insane
Some OF the most notable men ant
women on board were reported among
those who had lost their minds.
Police Arrangements
The police arrangements for the re
ception OF the liner were on seal,
never before seen in the metroroifs
It was ruled that all the automobile
should face south. and that, on leaving
with the survivors. they should NOV
arriving trifiic should move west ol
Fifteenth street. The police line wa
este blished at Eleventh avenue. an,
nnun oIloxrad IN m Al VsithOa1t an MI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19
mr. CAPTAIN r. HI. ROsTRoM.

(Statement by the captain OF the
Cunard steamship Carpathia, rescuer
Of the Titanic survivors,
NEW YORK. April 1s.--"I cannot
vet make q connected statement l
have gone through 30 much since !
received aboard my ship the first dis
tress call Of the Titanic, that COM
plete narrative Il impossible. was
between fifty miles and sixty miles
away from the Titanic when the wire
less sang into the ears OF ny opera
tor the first cali for help. The opera
tor said that we received only one
call.
The silence after the first frantic
appeal for help was ominous to me.
Our Marconi sent out rays that
scrapeA the sky in vain, but there was
no response whatever to any OF our
inquiries. i swung the Carpathia
around straight to the position the
poor Titanic's frst aerogram said she
occupied. Our engines were put at
top speed.
The silence Of the air so far as the
Titanic was concerned made me shud-
der M we sped on our way to the
resuce. realized what II meant. On
and on We sped. Our stokers never
worked harder. When the first faint
daylight came and / knew We were
edy, ] felt we should arrtte too late
TO be Of any service.
when. however. after fun day
light We sighted the frst iifeboat filled
with women and children and eight
or ten strong-armed and brsve-heArt-
I'd nen Of the Titanic crew. ! realized
that We could at least save few hui
man lives. was too busy for the
next hour or 80 to recall now Just
what occurred. My mind was wholly
ret upon saving the lives OF the peo-
pie who crowded tho boats.
Tho sea was calm. There was
scarcely q ripple upon Its face. Great
ice does are crushing down from the
north. In tho distance several Ice
berEs shimmered like mirrors. Wh,
the ufeboats were not crushed by this
swiftly moving Ice foes ! could moi
understand. The sixteen boats seem
ed 1t drSt nearly all women.
I remember that II occurred to ms
that the good God had stretched on
His mighty hand and had checkes
further murder by His elements.
We rot aboard tho Carpathia ever,
human being in the sixteen lifeboati
OF the Titanic. Every officer and
member Of our crew stood by like ths
brave and loyal lads they are. ant
did his full duty.
My mind Is In no condition to tel
you much more OF what I heard ant
felt during the two hurs' work Of th'
reScues.
-Four OF Crow Frozen.
we took aboard 705 women ant
children. who were alive. but some
Of them unconscious We also drag
Eed to the decks OF the Carpathi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19
FIRST APPLICATION
DARKENs THE HAIR
A Simple Remedy GivesC olor,
Strength and Beauty
to the Hair.

You don't have to have gray hair
or faded hair u you don't want to.
Why look old or unAttracttve? It
your hair - gray or faded. you can
change Il easily. quickly and effec-
lively by using Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Hair Remedy. Apply little
tonight, and In the morning YOU will
BE- AgrseAbly surprised 1T the results
from q single application. The gray
hairs will be less c0nspicious. and
aftee 8 few more applications Will
BE- restored to natural color.
Wyeth'a gAgs and sulphur alsc
quickly removes dAndrum, ~aeAves tho
scalp clean and h%Althy and pro.
moNoa the growth Of the hair. II
- : closn. Wholesome dressing which
may 30 ueed ~ anv time with pr
| feet Aafety.
Oct 5 nifty cent bottle from your
druggiesS today. and see how quickly
| Il viii restore the youthful colo,
| aud beauty Of your hair and forever
| ana the nasty. dsndru6. hot. jtchy
scalp and falling hair. All druggist'
! ssll II under guarantee that hi
monay will b refundeA u you Ar
net nAttn0ed after trtal. Owens 4
lGinsr. 1907 Eask Hsans
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19
ROBERT v. DANIEL
DECR|bEs Scene
CONTINUED from First pase.y

move fast enough. and AN officer
Jumped on 10 command. The boats were
swung from their davits. and let down
INTO the water. Hundreds. 1t seems.
did not wait for the boats. They
could see there was no chance. ana
they jumped over board
what happened to you?" was ask
ed.
II can't tell you what happened: l
hardly know myself" he replied.
II was naked almost. I grabbed
scmething and uttered one prayer.
then went over the side OF the boat.
AZ this point Daniels was % over.
rs,sn.. that lYe isaaa to be led 10 q ratf
where he rested himself for a few
minutes.
"r.At me smoke q cigarette" he said.
Many Of the survivors assert posi-
lively that not . woman was e DC
seen on any OF the decks At the time
the ofilcers Of the Titanic gave the
word for the men to enter the hle-
boats. It n therefore believed many
~ Those who lost their lives must have
hesn Killed IN their cabins. Al the sur
vivors also SAy that every one had am
!, 0ie tine To drRxa. - = p 49,. 5.
NJ. Daniel, who was on the top
A~ri. sDeck A., and who under
stande wireless telegraphy. worked
coirninR over on the ship ~ a pasttme
In assisting Phillips. who was the
wireless operator on the Tt e me ne
nsan who sent OUT tne
his statement ne says
hunnlne - nst.r~ 49,
me I1tana0 sn Ss yrn.. ~
taceident Vas runnank = ,. e. w. 80
hcgr. THIS spSeo ~. SUes "a
high under ne csscus ~ src,a~rt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19

toward the end Of the pier keeping
abreast Of the group Of those on
board the Carpathia. Then those on
board began to recognize their
friends ON the pier.
6ccne Of 0ystee1A.
Again there was o scene OF hys-
terra. this time with the survivors
taking part. From tho pier there
was q hutter Of handkerchtefs and
shouts OF greetings. intsrmtngled
with cfies Of anguish. The excite.
mont rapidly grew 10 intsnaltY and
the sailors grew IN intensity and
eAn9 plank.
Weeping women were ted away q
trona1eA faaherA and hrothsfo It.
tempted to force their WY through
the solid mana Of humanity that aop>
arated them from the open space q
the very edge 81 the pier.
The Carpathta gang plank ratified
onto the floor or the pier exactly d
ls:sS and two minnt&s later the Arsl
passenger, Miss EllxabAth Alien. 81
81. Louis, walked down. me sald
the captain had given orders - M
abearA u % 10 talkang y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19
Concerted Rush Made
for Cunard Line Pier
When 1t Is Learned
Carpathia Is Docked
Pnuate Ambulances, Hearses, Auto
mobiles and Throngs of People
Choke Euery Aoenue Lead
ing to Slip in Which
Vessel Is Put

NEW YORK, 8. five thou.
people standing dzns rain and restrained by the
a. Fourtcsnh tonight waiting the
Carpathia Ia pull intp her dock.
Twelfth the
to
n-ely packed hronS Of Impatient restless people Mem
who only howeyes compose small OF the crowd
great u h the nortSdly
cubs half hundred ambulances
uhy to
hospitals Sick and insane the survivors
s0nahre
IN shiphbard
The preference
be essahhshe Black yelled women helped cabs
marked with the the initial Of the expected
SwcEed ARRIVAL ~,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19
IN GULF STREAM MAY
.~-# BE TO BLAME FOR DISASTER
Officials OF photographic Office Believe Larger Icebergs
Were Carried Farther Eastward Than Is
Ordinarily the Case

NEW YORK. April lS.-A change
In tAs.SsuA EtrsEzn may havs been re-
sponsible for the iceberg that sank
the Titanic. 10 It was said today at
the United States photographic Of
fee In this city.
Either the Gulf Stream has shift
ed q little to the south Of it, usual
course" said one OF the oldcials. 70
at least the water whore the Gulf
Stream usually - located. II not ~
warm - customArily. The conse-
Quence 10 that the big iceberss COM
Ing down from the north melt more
slowly than usual. and 20 when they
drift into the Gulf stream they are
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19
INADEQUACY OF LIFEBOATS
SHOW IN STATEMENTHSUED
BY SURVIVORS OF TRAGEDY
Those Saved Point Fact That Not Half Of Those % III
tanc Could be Rescued Because Of Insufficient Accom-
Observation-Disclosures Conference Suggested

speed In fog and Ice, az damage i col
lision actually occurs Is liaeee - ~
less.
I'm conclusion. Wa suggest thar -
international conference be called ~
recommend the passage OF idenescas
laws providing for the safety g ~
N sea, and we urgs the United States
government to take the Initiative -
son as possible
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19

At $40. Ave minutes before the
Carpathia was due at the pier. the
mob was swelIed every minute by ar
rtving thousands Of people.
Only with the greatest difficulty did
the mounted policemen by riding up
and down the roped on approach to the
pier at a furious pace. prevent the
mass Of curious humanity from break
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11

ing many questions simply be-
cause he does not know.
| get down my Standard and
refer him to the portion treating
of Barred Rocks. and tell him to
take it home with him. He does
SO. and finds just what he has
been looking for. and much be
sides.
He finds that they should have bright
red ear lobes and wattles; that any
permanent white in the ear lobe dis
qualities them: that the comb should De
single, straight and firm upon the head.
beak yellow, the plumage a grayish
white each feather crossed with dark
narrow bars, stopping short OF a posi-
tive black. This is something new 70
our neighbor. He had a kind OF an idea
tAat they We're speCked, as he called It.
and il made no special difference
whether they were black or white, red
and white. or yellow and white, or all
the ColorS mixed fl one specimen
But he would have found out quite
different when he had shipped his first
LOT 70 customer who Knew what was
what.
This has opened his eyes. He begins
to study the question in q more serious
light and 70 hunt out the birds which
more nearly NIL the requirements He
reads on ana finds that the body should
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
Legal Notices.
-FII.TNN COrNTv


GE0RGIA-FJLTON COUNTY
To The Honorable Philip Cook, Secretary
II State for the State of Georgia:
The petition % .. F, Harper. residing
at AiisR5s 8. I & S.TaS5 rsT 4st
ing 81 Atlanta. Ca R'M Euhanks. re-
siding y Atlanta. Ga, and j r Garner
residing a. Atlanta, Ca, reSpectlully
They desire FOR themselves. their asSo-
c!atss ard successors. 70 bs incorpors ted
MUTUAL Relief ASSOCIATIONS f5r
the purpose u carrying On The business
~ an INDUSTRIAL RELIEF association supply
ms medical attention and drugs n IS
mem beers during sickness. The stipulated
premiums. advance assessments or dues
fer watch are q be regularly payable ana
Cv.lecriole weekly or bi-weekly and the
policies Cr benefit certificates for which
are nvts 20 provide for the payment u
AUt- death benefit, nor for the payment II
any benefit for disability caused by ac-
cid entail injury or by Illness. other than
that .hey ara 70 provide fo- the attend
-sUce - The associations physician dur
TX Illness. and also for the SEpply by
tre ISOLATION 81 The necessary drugs
prescribed by the said uEySicisn SaIs
The principal offices ut said association
are -o he located 81 Atlanta. Fulton cour-
~, Georgia o0t the privilege is prayed
a. establish branch offices ana transact
tlSev here
Petitioners do intend in good faith 10
80 forward without Gelsy - organize - il
association They pray that -hey may be
Isoued. under the LAWS ~ Georgia govern
irg Dltual industrial Insurance Co1lpa-
EieS. vltc -. The rights, powers and priv
heSeS accorded by said laws IL an sSSo-
plan Sno fer tae purpose herein above
stated.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11

be broad. deep. full and compact. re-
quiring = pretty good chicken after all.
He reads it over and over again. He
studies il, and he says 10 himself:
What a mine Of information! I had
no idea 1t was such q work. I think
next season / can false . much finer lot
OF chickens than I did this, I VIII dis
card This one with white ear lobes and
that one with light SplotcheS on the
neck and that cockerei with the brassy
feathers on the back that hen with the
white In the wings" etc.
Don't you see what q vast amount Of
information there is in this book for
hundreds Of breeders in just this con6i-
ton. as We'll as for the pTu<eSsional2
In short i is the answers To hundreds
OF questions boiled down in as few
words as possible to convey the true
meaning
Then Why all this long drawn out
cry against The Standard OF Perfection,
many times from those who know
nothing about it? II has its little i'm
projections; so do We all None OF us
are perfect.
The Standard OF Perfection is simply
the pOulJTyman's guide or hand book to
correct breeding.
So let Us use our Standards more and
strive Harder to get our birds approx
marely mp 10 requirements. [ would
advise al those who breed thorough
bred poultry 10 procure a copy and
work with il ana by it.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11

NlCr.laN Furnished rD.u ter eW.. either
NouNS me-, ur yuu"L .a5ig>. excellent
meal tickets A2s Yves Fe.Cn.rea Nse
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
Poultry-Miscell aneous.

FOR SALE-T Twenty-Five tat Wycoff
White Leghorn hens. one registered
cockeTel, two years old. snow, white and
beauty. two young Cockereis, twelve
Brown Leghorn hens. First check Ger
tined for $50 + o b. TaJbotton, Ca, gets
the lot No better birds in Georgia Ad-
dress Mrs. L. q. Steed Talbotton. Ca
52-I0-12
WHITE ROCK EGGS from cnamp lonship
pens, S. for 10; also few brakes OF
White Indian Runner ducks from cham
qiouship pens Str1s judged by F. J.
Ga lI-29-e
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THE HOUSE YOU -1- ns
rent will not he a modern nv. :.r
unless il is wired for ..'. -
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11

FlRST-CLASS room and board.
Best north side location. %
Porter Place. Ivy 6T05. l2-l0-+1
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Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.

HELP wANTED-To develop the re-
sources Of Southern California. the land
Of progress and new ideas Read about
the opportunities in the Ninth Anniver-
sary Edition of The Los Angeles Exam
liner, out December 25th. Mailed 10 any
address in United States or Mexico. Is
cents = copy; Canada or foreign points,
Is cents Send in your order now. 1o-2I-4
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Leghorns.

MONTVIEW FARN-Slart now with
eight hens, one cock. $40. L : Bot
ten-lelJ. 27-J, Decatur Ga. l1--9-6o
WHITE LEGHpRN cockerelS. heavy lay
ing strain. s, 50, pullets 81 each eggs
81 SO and, W. Mrs, Robert West. 1SZ Car
ter Hin road Montgomery. Ala L-S-e6
FOR SALE-Fine ENCOURAGEMENT Nnite
leEhogu pulsts. winners in Atlanta and
Covinstcn, Ca. Williams Bros. Cany-rS.
Ca. Route ! ST-I-12
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Orpingtons.

MONTNIEW FARNI-S-srr now with
eight hens. one cock SO. L : Bot-zu-
feld, al. Decatur, Gs- L2-I0-6I
THREE White Urp!nEIans. KeIerst-aSs
strain. coCkerels, 81 each. T. Pitts,
New born. Ca s--2-I2
FOR SALE At ONCE-Ff.ty s c Crys-
al White G'rpinEJon pullets and hens.
h=liersrraSS strain bred from winners e.
Knoxville. Chattanooga. Dalton. CiadSier.
Suumeryilla Prices IS. s. snG $50
INa-i-ts MarcL-April hatch. George II.
MoSeiy. Neulo. Ca. 1865
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Furnished Rooms Wanted


~Nr~>~-- -~-.~s~-->-~--~>-
GENTLEMAN wants nice, large room
near bath, steam heat preferred S.
Box sos. care Gevrsian 22-lo-l
WANTEp-Large room and kijchenette
or TWO rooms furnished complete Tor
light housekeeping: warm. comfortable
and clean, north side preferred. r., Box
$50, care Georgian 2S-I0-l2
SMALL and large furnished rooms for
gentlemen only. close in. "a Whitehall
street 3l-l0-l2
50 EAST FAIR STREET.. one corner
front room nicely furnished $s-l0-l2
WANTED and board BY young
lady i'm private Christian home. Good
references T. Q. Bon 1874 Atlanta
l2-9-I2
YOUR rooms can be rented II you viii
advertise them In the Recognized Rent
Medium OF the city. People who are
looking for nice rooms. look for them
where they have the largest number 10
choose from. Your ad In The Georgian
Rent Bulletin viii attract the attention
Of the party that is looking FOR rooms in
Your house Try II and see. 12-S-l2
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Unfurnished Houses Wanted.

WANTED leg SES-We have demands
for sever. HrSJ-Class houses on the
north side. /. YOU have anything you
want rented, list Il with us. Phone
/ 1850, Edwin p. Ausley, Realty Trust
RlNg E-sl-2E
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NOTICE To DEBTORS
AND CREDITORS
All creditors 81. the estate Of A-Sley e
Andrews. late g Fulton county. Gsees Sei-
are hereby notified g1 render n their &C.
-,aC5> tg tce ur5e-Ss E-e6 according 10
lsw. and all persons Indebted 70 said ss-
tate are requires 90 u,sSe immediate ray-
Ce-t
TRUST COMPANY -lE GEORGIA.
Admin S:-s-,-.
Albania ga. rece-1ha- :. 1874 .1--.-5
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Attention, POultrymen! What Strain Have You?

NOW
stock Let them know that have the best stock obta!nae
Medium
prohtng
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Money Wanted.

TEACHER with salary 90: $50 wants Il.
barrow SIS oT 500 for rve months p~,f.
e-zo,y without SiEuers Statement from,
trustees 7 C. :. Box SIS. care Gso--
gan 5S-la-12
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Bones
Horses and Carriages

- ~--4N@ = n AtASr C
Eh >=LE-l-e STANDARD bred r.zcS
horse -Ez good V-ze---- -wc sets u
buggy harness uC= 900 spring wagon and
harness 81 bargain So A=s-uvagt-s-
avenue Main 4sss-J i1--a-s
Il ANT EDO buy family no-se suitable
% drive 20 surrey. Apply - sos Chs-a-
Sae =. Marietta Ca -s-e-rz
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Unfrnished Houses For Rent.


LEASE OR SALE Artistic bungalow,
screened. tiled, furnace. garage. Ans
ley Farh. Geurgln SS-l0-l@
FOR RENT. HOCSES-Cal. write OF
phone for our rent bulletin Ralph o.
Cochran. lt-,c Peachtree street. Ala
EIGHT ROOM house, 81 CourtIand. $50
\ z. Spalding. 49s Courtlsnd to-+-l-
FOR EENT-}s2 East Georgia avenue
one sjN-ronW house, cabinet mautels.
etc. modern. Slr5v Apply across the
street t29-2'
THE HOUSE you build, buy or
rent will not be modern home
unless il is wired for electricity.
WANTED Children e attend the Jest
schools ia the United States. They are
located Ia Southern California. Bring the
old folks along. The Ninth Anniversary
Edition Of TIE Los Angeles Examiner viii
tell the story OF she most remarkable
school system ever devised. Out Deem
Der 25th. Mailed 90 any address in United
States or Mexico Is cents Canada or for
eiEn points, 25 cents Send in your order
now. io-91-4
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THE nOLLE\RECk-

NEWLY FURNISHED S.tzr,,-.s..ce..
rooms Free shower baths Rooms SE
yer weeN- t&.e .- #0.y. ssau TWENTY
enc meals f.- SIS - .>R~s HAi-a street.
enc otncA uf .Ea Georgian rerrage hotel
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BEAUTIFUL HOME ste ele7a'
ed. trees. right al Peaea,TT
road. in the Burkh-ad-6ro'A'
haven district. tor sale AT q d.
gain. This i your orHor' iu..
TO get your north side home NJ ,'-
cheap. "OWNER T. =. Dg %
500. City. 80 -,
-NSN Nh, SASS A,5s -
FOR SALE EeG1re Glt r." 10, q
call a. see rs We handle ,s9.s
property and vii Go every -arh.
You and treat you right a -a-t.E
ran Company. T+-5t Fea.1. So
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FOR RItNT-Hoous for light housokeep-
lug. can from to 10 p. m. 1905 Cen
trial place. one block capitol. t1-9-l-
EXTRA large room with one or two beds
in steam heated apartment and II de-
sired can furnish kitgheueJte also. IS
East Alexander street. Apartment L.
2G-y-tg I
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~ $1,000 ~--~~~--s------
NICE r--1e.@ SAMMY sr--r-sCt. a.Sc
-aou.s. SD cr-yeH.e-cts SOS Csps.N,
EtE RENTING " .N-es connecting
.=.- ..s-.>rNssv.uE -c-E-s wl.N Cs-h.
a.aes-.r EEr-~. newly 0S0e~ss vrivs-a
enhance Near t- S45,. Ee0-E-rse
-nE-9 large wight ->c-< s1E E1.rHel-
aa-g. modern rc-vsr s-Ss>- C1--e ssle-
- eEE NGC%TEs-Su-s tl~- si-sG 1e1Ss-
sesV.Cg Apartment. Albania G---s
EEN& -or-S~ cFsg-ssu.lg tG~nt - e.. Gso+
E~-. cc-veCle -ceS- ~. a-E uar-tc~r-
al.s 1es- neigh hlrEcot. Hua1s IVY -t-N.
---4-sE
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Wyandottes.

THE FAMOUS Regal strain 4 White
Wyz-tottes VS. have four pens q
these grand birds mated and car furnish
teen. Now : the time u buy eEEs that
viii produce the winners for next season :
shows Regal WyE-GuCce Yard, 80 gle
thorpe avenue. Atlanta l.-S-LS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11

IN THE EAST LAKE SECTION. only a
few hundred feet off the Automobile
drive, a perfectly beautiful tract Of land
fronting 500 feet on a good road, con-
tanning about four acres. The grove
around the house * magnificent The i'm
nroVements are substantial. Could be cas-
ly converted into a modern home We
oTer this as a splendid suburban home
proposition and cheap for $4,000 on very
easy terms. See Mr.. Hook or Mr.. Eve
If You Have Money to LIE
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pGDQ 1T RY*
EDITED II JUDE EJNAE2SHAlA.
value at Me Standard of Perfection

Many of friends in the poultry business be
afraid the Standard Pertecton The have
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"The Georgian 5 Rent Bulletin
Do Your Renting and Searching Throug This Bulletin


o ZEN e y Il l il
tor rent
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For observation-disclosures

FOR RENT Roller chair. - East Alex
andeT Phone Ivy 2S52-J. 1916
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Rhode Island Reds.


FARM-Star- now with
eight hens. oIs cock. so. L : Bot
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ON a GOOD CORNER on Piedmont
avenue, very attractive ten-room resi-
dence, with all the city COnveniences.
Comparatively new \ splendid purchase
Tor SIS, 500. See Mr. White or Mr.. Brad
shaw
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find points for good breeding
Before filling order that he received he has avoid
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Pigeons

PIGEONS and white sc-e-s
SIS us- Es.-. EC-s-st pigeons -
each. Tres s. S-rwu. - Sgrs-r--
street. Lsse4r.~. ea- .--
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Real Estate For Sale.
FOR SALE.

ON WILLIAMS STREET, Just north of
Baker. a lot Ironting So feet and extend
ing back 205 feet, with 10-foot alley on
the side We consider this lot a good
buy for s., 600 cash and 81. 900 year for
four years, with per cent interest. The
place is suitable for apartments, garage,
laundry or any light machinery. VIII
ford.