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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-08-01

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There is quite q demand for harvest
4aelp.
a. r Cooper was an Andov-r visitor
Friday
Verne Butler was Esre from Waubay
Sunday.
Have you tried the Webster Cafe. IL
mot, why notg
Miss Agnes KOcb's mother is visiting
her this week.
Try Knapp's spring chicken. You'll
xind it elegant.
Nanted-l00O spring chickens at the
MeDster Cafe.
AIRS. III. W Waylund was over from
Waubay Friday.
Born to Mr.. and AIRS. o. D. stayig.
July 25th. a son.
Mayor MONS went to Minneapolis on
&~uSintsS MONDAY.
Corn Flakes for J cents a package
at Mergers store.
J. r. Dsstr1d spent Sunday with bis
xamily IN this city.
Mantea-A DINING o girl ard a
girl for kitchen @olk. Inquire at the
Commercial hotel.
Geo. HammerbacAer was an Abr
deem visitor Sunday.
Herman Cast WAS . Webster visitor
sspit Saturday.
Josephus Alley was q business visiteI
at summit Thursday.
a 15c can Of salmon n0B only n
cents ut Mergers store.
,. 8. Fplimer was III the city Eatur
day on business matters.
James Lawson. Of Aberdeen. spen
Sunday at Enemy Swim
r. r. Bjerke, Of Butler. was in th.
city Tuesday on business
Thirty-fiye cent necksesr nov I
cents At Mergers store.
They are served right-ths meals q
she popular Webster Cafe.
Sure thing, Knapp keeps and serve
spring chicken all the time.
County Treasurer Rexford spent Sur
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-08-01

Henry Halvorson, of the postofice
force, who has been enjoying a vaca-
ton in Minneapolis visiting his mother,
returned to his duties this morning
after a most enjoyable visit.
A. N. Aldrich and family, of Aber-
deem, arrived in this city Saturday and
went out to Pickerel lake for a few
days outing. They are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Wearne
Mrs. Emma Daniels arrived from
Minneapolis Wednesday evening to
spend a short vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Chapman. at
the Wickre ranch north of this city.
The many successfully treated cases
in this community is why the people
come to visit the Battle Creek health
specialists. They will be at Commercial
hotel in Webster, Friday, August 9th.
Allen Heinze and a party of friends,
who had been spending a few days at
the lakes took supper at the CONNER
hotel here Monday. They went on to
their homes at Aberdeen that evening.
One of the big new engines of the
Milwaukee road of the "L-2' type
went through Webster Tuesday, it was
pulling eighty-nine cars and did not
seem to make a great deal fuss about it
either.
MORE MILK: MORE CREAM; MORE
CREAM: MORE M0NEY--and FLY OFF
will bring results all the way along
with a heap of comfort both for the
cows and the dairyman. Halbkat, the
Medicine Man.
W. H, Fertzel, of the Ruby Theatre
is now living at his home, his wife and
family arrived Friday and they are now
comfortably located in the old Sears
residence in the First ward north of
the Catholic church.
Frank Smith is spending the week
in Waubay looking after business
interests. This time of year Frank is
as hard to keep track of as an IRISH
mans flea, you could not hold him
unless you wet your finger.
Heavy work in hot weather will
cause sore shoulders on your horses
Give your horses comfort and get
more work out of them by using
UNION GALL CURE. rs cent and so
cent boxes. HaIbkat, the Medicine
Man.
Eli Stearns, of Webster, is busy at
work building the vault for the State
Bank of Andover. This vault will be
fire proof and if a safe cracker can gain
access to the apartment he will prove
himself a wonder indeed. Ahdover
Gazette.
A party of young people namely
Misses Harris, Cribs, Bi~ckelhaupt,
Taubman and Murdy and Miss Mabel
Alley. Messrs. Campbell, Regain
Patterson, Treer, and A. Highland
came over by auto from Aberdeen and
spent Sunday at pickerel lake.
A. Wander Meide, who had been visit
ing his on, Jacob, at Andover, and his
friends in this city for a week or ten
days, and inspecting the cattle on the
Wickre ranch north of here, accom-
panied H. o. Wickre to Chicago Friday
evening with six carload of fat cattle.
Bert Johnson and Lars Fiksdal cele-
brated their birthdays at the popular
Pickerel lake hotel Sunday. Eleven
persons were entertained by each
gentleman at dinner. Mr.. Johnson
was given a handsome boquet by his
guests and Mr.. Fiksdal was presented
with a very neat package beautifully
decorated with sweet peas but owing
to embarrassment the gentleman did
not reveal the contents and the writer
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-08-01
Asrrsr wa caves sas sscksaS
AZ tns MsSt ksst MARKET ss Esy
me highest market prHss

Miss Euny Hastings 1aak TIE sEs.
bound --air Tor Kens.s- Of Wednesday
morning -AndDge- GEze-1a
Mrs Wm zEvszs arrived from
Aaron. n Y, Monday for 8 few Gays
vlsIr Win Webster relatives
TwD pn06 girls eau ind employment
a- Ihe Webster Cafe. Liberal wages
and nothing 70 debut work.
P. ]. Roth. manager Of the Williams
Lumber company, was 8 visitor 81
Anduvsr OF business Tuesday.
Its time 70 commence making pre-
parations for ar exhibit at the Day
county 1air Sept 1878 and %.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-08-01

The Tyner Garage got in a car loau
of automobiles Tuesday. They were
.'Detroiters' and Mr.. Tyner informs
US that they are all sold.
]. H. Dunkin went out to the Hllle-
brand ranch Wednesday to rebuild the
large barn which was blown down by
the storm some time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hammer accom-
panied by Mrs. Fred Rick drove up
from Waubay Wednes, ay evening for
a short visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fjerganstad, of Lynn,
returned Monday from Wilmot where
they have been visiting relatives and
friends for the past week.
Grant Chapman drove down six car.
loads of cattle from the Wickre ranch
FridaJ. They were shipped to the Chi
cago market that evening.
The state railway commissioners are
in Webster today holding a hearing in
some telephone cases. We will report
the proceedings next week.
Another short battle was fought or
Bunker Hill' Tuesday night but
nothing but light artillery was usec
and no great damage done.
Mrs. Frank Dean, after spending
few days at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. E. o. Potter, in this city, left fol-
her home in Groton Tuesday.
Ed. Mccormick is spending the week
here visiting with Webster friends.
He has been foreman of a gang on the
Milwaukee extension at Andover.
l am prepared to deliver on short
notice soft water, gravel and sand anC
filling or black dirt. Please call 204
call a for prices or Fred Brakhage.
Miss Joyce Hetley. who is teaching
in the Johnson Conservatory in Mime
apolis, arrived home Wednesday even
ing to spend her summer vacation.
Anton Gilbertson and family anc
John Farmer and family spent a couple
of days last week at Milbank and Big
Stone visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. j. w. Arthur, Miss Irene, Wal
ter and Lieut.. Robt. Arthur will spenC
a day or two at the lakes here betor,
departing for their respective homes.
Fly Off relieves your cattle of thu
fly pest. Cows give more milk ant
do not lose flesh. Applied with cIotf
or spray. Halbkat, the Medicine Mar
Mrs. A. B. Meyer entertained Mrs
Sears and family at her cottage al
Enemy Swim Sunday. That they
enjoyed a splendid time goes without
saying.
Clarence B. Riggs, who has charge
of ST. Mary's Episcopal church in thi:
city, departed last week for ar
extended visit to his old home in Con.
necticut.
The Misses Dulitz departed for Min.
neapolis Monday evening where they
will visit for a few days before goine
to their old home in Iowa for ar
extended visit.
S. L. Potter started Wednesday by
auto for leland, N. D., to get the
Potter, Garrick & Potter elevator il
readiness to take care of the big cror
in that vicinity.
Z. 5. Schullian caught an eight-pount
wail-eyed pike at Pickerel lake last Sun.
day. The fish was on exhibition at the
Visit meat market Monday and was
certainly a beauty.
The Arther family came in from
Pickerel lake Wednesday to spend a
few days in this city visiting friends
before returning to their hone al
Waukashaw, Wis.
No matter what other doctors have
told you about your case, go and consul,
the Battle Creek health specialists al
the Commercial hotel in Webster or
Friday, August 9th.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-08-01
New taIl fress Fnprs hsvF ~.
peer rscsivst Et Mergers srprs.

beer rHcsivsf Et Mergers srprs
n = Harrington. nf WnubsE, wHs .
business visitor II TINS CRY Monday.
The finest line OF fresh ~EaaSonanls
candies Al Webster candy Factory.
Wanteh-0ms hundred spring cnick-
ems q week n ths Commercial hpta.
T. 8 Wells wa 3 business VISITOR
IN TINS city from B-itrnn Wednesday.
r. n. Lee, nj B-itr0u. was r-an-
sGcting business II TINS CRY Monday.
Il W Baker, nf Sparta Wis. was
. business visitor in Webster Tuesday.
Harry Hocun was 8 business visitor
m TINS city iron Minneapolis Tuesday.
Lon VIEWERS and Frank Cutting, OF
Wauhay, were W Webster visitors FriGzy
c. l. Greer, Of Aberdeen, was tran
sactiug business in TINS city Saturday.
Use tine OlsegO hay fork. The best
on the market Jas Peterson e. Com
pany.
Mrs. ]. W. LaRarron, Of Butler. il
the guest Of Mrs. d. E Potter this
week.
Follow tine crowd and cat at the Web
ster Cxfe, first door south COteau opera
house
Mrs. .. Il. Compton and daughter are
enjoying cottage life at the lake this
week.
Mems POris mint union suits. regu-
lar S1-00 values, for TIC at Mergers
store.
O. T. Strandness ard Geo. Boyle will
start by auto for Cleveland, n. D.,
today.
II is satisfying and i~nvigorating. our
root beer. Try IT, Webster Candy
Factory.
c. J. Canning. Of Aberdeen, was in
the city Wednesday on matters Of
business.
Miss Blanche O'Ready went to the
Twin Cities Saturday for a visit Of a
few days.
w. A. Thompson. Of Clark, spent
several days this week visiting Web
ster friends.
S. r.. JelIineck, Of Aberdeen, was
hooking after his cigar business IN this
city Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Strandness and
Mr.. and Mrs. 4 s. Comnes spent sun
day at Bristol
Ice cream cone, the parest and best
gou ever ate car Be had al the Webster
Candy Factory.
Regular $500 silk petticoats, in all
colors, special for Saturday $3.50 at
Mergers store.
Mira H. r. Denton ard daughter
retrrned from al outing at PickereI
lake Wednesday.
Miss Edith KnbSs. Of Aberdeen,
spent Sunday at Pickersl lake with tn.
Scbeehan family
Il A. Ferguson, Of WATERFOWL, wa.
interviewing his Webster friends Fri
day and Saturday.
Herman Olson wa gu for q ride o.
Tuesday He IL recovering nicely from
his recent accident.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-08-01

Miss Eilea Peraipss ai haingu1ss
SCENT SaEur4ag and Sunday visiting
frisrss 10 tins city
A sou was born ~ Mr and Mrs. Chas
A Shseiar ar their aon1s SIX niles south
u shis city, July ~
Miss YqeAey, vno speas last week az
Pleksrel lake. returned 70 nee home Ia
wzrersQg1 MorGsy
E3lsgr Denton has been confined -
bis ped Eas week. aas a. present Is
seeAgz zaseh better.
Arsgl KaGdaz. one Of sne leadlng
merchants Of WianoE. vas IA the city
Tz-Sszg gc s1sGgss.
n. G. GsglG, the elecn nan Vas
>ers t-eG G<rcee. Man, Monday on
ssx zzs pleasure.
$ I. Pve.sr arc wife AM Mssdanss
GX--sck ard EEz a23 eaacrsn were
51s- ras.zrS TasssaT-
gu1 3n : Ezzs 70 saks sas rot. sol
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LsEh, Fs,s-Ssz- Er1@ry q Hazoay,
m. urw - Fs--g. Vas ea1g en his
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-08-01

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-08-01
REPORTER AND FARMER
THURSDAY. AUGUST 1. 1912.
LOCAL NEWS
wRBsrRR Markets

Corrected every Thz-5EF mnrairg
By EnIi Huwe. 6szier IL gran and fDs
and Is the list prlce.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-08-01

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ness q. w~Eas-ssVr TDas5EF-
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we're RriE1a Vls1n-x SunaEF
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-08-01

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The evening world., 1912-05-20
PASTOR RUSSELL'S YACHT
OFF ON MYSTERY VOYAGE.
WIN Scientists Aboard the Onward
Is Said to Be Going Up
Amazon River.

The old yacht Onward. bum tor Lloyd
Phoenix and aftRward owned By Pas
tor Russsu Of the Brooklyn Tabsrnacie.
10 on to-day on . mysterious voyage
with scisnusts Abeard. HE u said TO be
going up the Amason River. but whether
she u to hunt for specimens Of the pas
tors famous doliar-a-U0und wheat or
even stir grea<sr masvels no one Will
toll. The Identity Of tho scientists In the
party 10 also kept . secret.
When the yacht belonged 70 Phoenix
she was called the intrepid. Strangers
who were intrepid enough to try to
board her to-day found a large sign
over the gangway warning them to keep
out.
For several days at Pier II. East
River. the onward has been prov1sio
Ing. Several cases Of scientific appa-
ratus have been put aboard.
She 10 In charge of Capt. Robbins and
. crew Of eight. But all Capt Robbins
knows b that he u to take the yacht to
Aruba- There she will DC Joined by tho
mysterious soisntiats who will set out
from there on their mysterious voyage
with fresh captain ana . new crew.
The evening world., 1912-05-20
NEW YORK GAY !
I. As CARNIVAL CITY
.jFOR THREE MONTHS
Hotel and Business Meh's
League Prepare Plan for
\. . Weeks Of Pageanty.

New YsEa> M - eayusvsa dty for
three uQSsGha, SsUna4ng - nvt sf
Juav, - o1aVss oaynse sssm the
sssps e on y1An wm seart shs San .
rsslAng. TAssHsea snd B~sinsss Nsa's
xsaous e ossaAsp 1ssw YssG ss-day
49,. punes . gsnss~a sutnps Of ~
poans - Seing hunArsds Of thsusands 81
ves1tsfs - New York IRON ~ Svsr M
Westrn HsmAsehsrs. ana ssoA them
aWAy shepens the praises q Gotham.
- sstiydtiss win begin with ~
rsnolng q 6elis. footing q whistles end
sS1ss n6dhansoaA sxprssAons q grsaa
~. yAs nrst week WI b largely
eevsa/ over TO the sntertainmsnt Of vat-
nc fnerchant. and the dossas or more
0g6srnors who are expected 10 ts here.
\ ne week of July s-fS WIN BE- one d
/passantsy.
Already four big nisht sutomohiis
pasades have been planned One OF
tbes automobile events Win b flower
pageant. Ths week Of July u - % VIII
- given over b aviation. The greater
: iaonbsr Of Nights VIII be over the HUI.
- River. The school children d
/, 0rsassr New York win have their inninl
the week q July q TO q. They VIII
parade. participate in games and other.
wise enjoy themselves.
ne week Of July % to Aug. . WV b
IAN NaAion's Week." and u 10 expected
S4at representatives, Of ell shs 0outi
American countries. Central America
( Nsx5oo and Canada will b represented
/, M week ending Aug. 10 vail sss N,
msoinEa1ioa Of me feet In the Nortf
The evening world., 1912-05-20
BANKERS DAY IN BRONX.
Tisescisrs 20 Tear Dspoagk Q
Quests Of RsssA q Trade.

IbebcSefe 70 TVuR BopOo0b a
oussss Of ssssa 81 Trade.
Ts-mrrow yin - ''DanAsv Day in
the Bronx, and men high - IN tht
world of finance Will ~ the rissts o,
the North Side Beard Of Trade on . Ssas
covering many miles Of Bronx strsses.
The object 10 10 show the visitors tn
wealth Of tho vast property hoidin9s n
the northern borough. The route vii
include MOI only the tusness sections
bvs the linz. OF the proposed Broadway
Lexington subway and the Residential
districts.
Automobiles will leave Third avenue
and East One Hundred and Thirty,
eighth street at noon and rsanh Hunter
Island Inn, where dinner will b servs<
At Q o'clock.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-21
ALDINE CHAMBERS TO
SUCCEED LEE HEGAN
ON HEALTH BOARD

-Ndine Chambers, long d councilman
aud once a defeated candidate for mayor,
will not leave active city politics when
his term as councilman expires. He will
be elected to place on the board of
health on the night OF January 6, and this
will he the last official act of the retiring
council
Lee Hagan member Of the board of
health frcm the Ninth ward, will resign,
it is reported today. on account of his
intention OF moving into another ward.
Mr.. Chambers, a citizen OF the Ninth. is
slated to NIL his place and viii be elected
by council
The old council VIII meet Monday and
the election of Mr.. Chambers will be taken
up. The law forbidding a councilman to
serve on a board except as X-ofticio
member will not be involved because Mr..
Chambers term as councilman will eX-
pre with the beginning of his term as a
member of the health board
The election must lie over until a sec
ond meeting Of council. which will be
held on the last night of the old ad-
miuistraton, the first Monday in Jan
uary. ON that night the old council will
complete the election of Mr.. Chambers.
retire from ~office and the new coun-
ellis administration will begin. stimuli
taneously with that of Mayor Woodward.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-21

mated gladly their time. and The Geor-
gian has made the concert the biggest
single part of its campaign for a real
Christmas for Atlanta's poor
Miss Margherita Carter whose sing
ing win be a 'headlue' feature needs
no introduction in Atlanta. II YOU have
heard her, you Will hear her again sun
day. If YOU have not heard her. YOU
surely will not miss this chance
Then. all of you who were too busy
shopping this week, or for some other
good reason did not hear Gus Edwards
sing at the Grand surely YOU win not
miss the opportunity to hear him sun
day in a medley of famous songs Of his
own composition
Again. there is the name OF RUDE Ar
mold on the program. Any one who
knows or has heard Of the popular
young local attorney knows also that
his name on the program stands for
something good.
That's right i'm this case, sure. fog
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-21
WOMAN CARRIES HER
JEWELS FOR SAFETY
AND THIEF GETS EN-

CHICAGO. Dec. 21-Detectives
worked diligently today TO ind trace OF
$4,000 worth of Jewels stolen from Mrs.
Samuel Lederer in a downtown store.
Fearing that some one might enter
her home while she was away on a
shopping expedition. Mrs. Lederer put
the jewels in a ohamois bag and dropped
them into her purse. 1t was not until
she reached the Standard club for
luncheon that the loss was discovered
Mrs. Lederer could give the police no
idea Of the way in which the theft had
been accomplished.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-21
White House Pink
Teas Waste of Time.

On the subject of the daily recep-
;ions, or pink teas that have been given
afternoons at the white house since
time Out OF mind. Governor Wilson said.
"Tney seem to me to be a great
waste Of til time Of the government
{ remember when Grover cleveland was
president it was then the custom for the
executive 10 ho'd afternoon receptions
| WAS a. the white house on one Of
these occasions. and it was necessary
for me TO get into an adjoining room
70 90 50 was obliged to get into
the handshdking line. The handshab-
ing ordeal was kind of trolley a.
rangement
The president merely caught tile
people in line by hand and jerked them
Dv as rapidly as possible. When ii
came my turn l was rushed by with the
rest. and the president scarcely recog-
nized me. such was his haste. 1t SEEM
ed to me then that the receptions were
good deal Of a hippodrome. and thai
no useful purpose was served by them
VIII you abolish such functions when
YOU assume the office?"
Most certainly | viii" said the gov
errcr.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-21
To Abolish
Daily Receptions.

Governor Wilson made two impor-
tant announcements after his confer
ence with Chairman McCombs.
First, me declared that ne voa.d
abolish the daily receptions which have
taken up 50 much Of President Tafts
time. Governor Wilson intends to de-
vote all of his time to governing the
United States. and as little as possible
to shaking hands with curiosity soeh-
ers.
Second. he win upset the tradition
which has precluded the newspaper
correspondents from quoting the presi-
dent in the first person. President WI
son will speak for himself whenever he
has anything to say, and will not in
trust his thoughts to the Interpretation
Of another person.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-21

Bryan's friends have taken two view,
of the cabinet proposition. Some be-
Iieve that he would be in more ad-
vantageous position to criticise the ad-
ministration if he chooses so to do Nv
enaining outside the cabinet. They
also believe that his candidacy for the
presidential nomination in 1916 womb
be Jeopardlzed if he were to tie himse,-
too tightly with the Wilson administra.
ton.
William f. McCombs will be a mem
Der of the cabinet. This can be stated
definitely, Both Governor Wilson and
Mr.. McCombs admitted as much after.
long conference, The post to which ",
McCombs is to be appointed has not
been decided upon.
Nh. Wilson does not intend to max.
any announcement until he has his cab.
met in fair way Of being completed.
Tonight M. Bryan will be in New
York, where he will attend the dinner
to Governor-elect Sulzer at the Wa.
dorf MI Wilson will not attend this
dinner.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-21
NORTH BOULEVARD
BITULITHIC PAVING
WILL BE REPLACED

The uituminous paving on North
Boulevard is to he replaced with btu
iithic at an additional cost TO the prop
erty holders of So cents a yard. An
agreement to that effect has been
reached between the property holders,
the city and President G. NJ. Ingram.
of the southern BituHthic Company.
which had the contract for the i'm
prOVemeutS.
Residents of North Boulevard declare
they are satisfied with the agreement.
and force of men will begin work on
the street in a few days.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-21
NEGRO HELD AS LOOTER
OF PLATE GLASS STORE

After several nights of quiet Sleuth-
ing in the establishment Of the Pitts
burg Plate Glass Company % East
Alabama street Policeman :. H. Grcsh-
am early today arrested George Gil
bert. the negro janitor, accused of sys-
tematically robbing the place.
He is said to have sold articles TO
other negroes at greatly reduced prices.
When his house was searched a lot OF
missing yaluables were found. He win
be tried this afternoon
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-21
WIDOW KILLED BY TRAIN.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Dec. III
Mrs, Salfo James. of Vulcan. just south
of Lookout. was instantly killed by a
soItAbound passenger train on the
Nashville. Chattanooga and st. Louis
railway late yesterday afternoon. She
was widow and leavse two very small
children.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-21
WILSON CONFERS
WITH BRYAN On
CABINET
NebraSkan Goes to Trenton
and Meets PreSidentRIect
Early in Morning.
Continued From Page One.

as Mr.. Wilson's choice for secretary O.
state and this lent added interest IA
their conference today. 1t is under
stood that Mr. Bryan will have HI,
choice of DOSitionr