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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-21
Recent Happenings in This
Country and Abroad.
FRESH CRISIS IN FINLAND
Offending Court Official Of vibore
Taken to ST. Petersburg for Trial
Cod Fishing Industry Of Norway
Amounts to 100000 Annually.
Novel Method of Raising Charitable
Fund In Denmark.
+ \ i. + + + 4. + i. i. + !. !. 4. I. 4. Z.
+ SWEDEN. +
q . q q q a q q q q q . q. 4.

y =
+ SWEDEN. +
+ + !. + 4. + !. + + !. 4. I. !. + I. 4. I.
A fresh crisis is due In Finland.
Though every effort was made Sc
of the offending Viborg town court
magistrates, to st. Petersburg for trial,
his journey to the Finnish border was
made the occasion of such demon
stration of Finnish patriotism as to
leave no doubt of the temper of the
people. The Finnish officials are in
deed in dilemma. They have sworn
to respect the constitution, yet they
are receiving orders from Russia to
do things which would violate that
oath. In the case now agitating the
country the cause was a small one.
Some Russians applied to the town
court under the new equality law for
trading rights. The court refused the
application, declaring that the law was
unconstitutional and the Russians
must apply to the governor for such
rights. There were three magis-
hAdlCo, WV "a WnOnl OUJdlncQ Ddll
after being arrested on Russian or
ders, but Herr Lagerkrantz declined
to obtain respite that way. Hence
his Incarceration, which was carried
out by Finn who was once sentenced
for forgery, but escaped to Russia,
only to be appointed chief of police
at Viborg. This Is favorite method
of the Russian government, which
finds criminality no bar to such police
employment, provided the officer has
sharp enough crouch against the
community he is to handle. 1t would
obviously be impossible to secure
Finnish court to punish IN official for
respecting his country's constitution,
hence the taking Of Herr Lagerkrantz
to Russia for trial II his sentence Is
Q savage one the Firms win be stung
to sharper reprisals than any that have
occurred Of late.
= =
The Nobel prizes were founded by
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-21
Rein Jrieoen,
tonoern krife.
@affeuitilitanSsper baublnnssn lper.
ben absebroaen.
0roker Sies DER
Giirken bel gfdJatalia.
Der Sultan ienSet gsasim Yaida iei.
uen anfridtisen 9anf.
90 afhinaton. Is aan,

@ Arlington, is. gsop.
Watroien bonn amerifoniSd,en
Rriegsidiff .Seorpion" fino in aon.
ltantino2eI gelanoei iuoroen. Das in.
ternotionole aorps, 6as bort Die @e.
lanotld batter sino aonIuIote bespaf;t,
beitebt aus 2000 Wsann.
RonFantinopeI, is. gsop.
Snnoert britiide HlouioGen iino
liir geipadung Der nmerifaniiden
IotiHaft bon ben, briti{den Rreuser
.Bcpmontb1 geIoa0et iuorben.
Berlin, is. 9eoU.
Major Gneen 8Denger. Qriegsfor.
reiponOent oes @erIiner Toeeblott" .
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-21
Stirmiide 9laitritte.

SIN 9l6georonetenbauie ocS Tcids.
rats ereigneten ii6 ltiirntiid)e 9lnf.
tritte. Slamen uno Sideben Demon.
itrierten fir Die Ser6en. Die &unbge.
bungen ereigneten iif, ols Den @e.
genitano Der 8agesoronung SSnter-
pellationen iiber Die Sprahenfrage
biIbeten, binIidtlid) tpeIder iid i'm
8erlaitfe Der Debate Die Geutl6en
fraftig CUR @ebr iesten.
Den meiiten attaden lit n1breiib
Der letten Gage ipieoerum Der SuIti3.
mtiniiter On. b. Sobenburger ousge-
iest geipeien. SnfoIee Der 4ufresune
iiber Die fortgeiebten ansriffe lit Der
Winiiter beiite, nadoem er Die Na6t
nod ourdgearbeitet batte, 3uiammen-
gebrohen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-21
Gin Sdfufal in
NlfnIheueefalt.
Wefebt In anpnpmen griefen mebrer,
9inbermoroe elm.
Martertt Opfer, beuor
er fe abfdladDtett.
EerbadJtiser Geielle in Stodeiter.
u. D., in Saft senpmmen.
q 0 d e ter g g.. Is. go

SC DIE tier, q. g., is. gsop.
Sic bieiiee BoIi3ei eIaubt in BEN
bon ibr perbafteten Geo. s. Stea.ns
aus Bolton ben Worber bes fleineu
Soispb SSoiepbs aus 2adapanna gs.
faBt 5u + BEN. Sterans puroe bier
am Samstag perbaftet, aIs err einen
fleinen 8naben miBbanoelte. OR gi6i
an, in Bolton 81 Sauie al lem, be.
bauptet aber, nienlals in guifalo
ooer 2ofa anna gerpeien 81 lin.
Buffalo, 81. g., IS. Nop.
gei Der Yoli5ei in 2adolpanna
gtng sin in Bottom auieegebenar
Brief Gin, in Dem nitge.eilt nurbe,
no Die 9eide oes Jet Sabresfriit Der.
idmunoenen Soiepb Soiepbs geilm-
ben meroen tonne. Sn Der Eat nurbe
Die 2eihe bes &inoes an Der be3eif-
neten Stelle geiitnen; Tie iii fat ooaig
perpeit nno ipur0e bsute beeroigt
Der 9riefidrei6er erfI6rt, er babe
mebrere berartige 9erbreden beean-
gen, ba Ner einen unbe5minglihen
Sang 81 ioIf,en 8luttaten babe. auh
babe er Den fleinen Soiepbs, bepor er
i'm totete. gemartet. Or peripridt,iid
Der 9oli5ei IteIlen 81 nolen. Shon
ieit eeraumer ,Jeit eingen Boitfarten
bon Dem Moroer BEL Der bieIigen go
Iissi elm. Gin abnIihes 8erbreden
tpuroe bier on ser ie6si6brigen Ma-
rion Murpbp Dor II Sabren be.
gn1tgen.
Cotton, is. 9top.
Seit benz II. September fobnoet
bic bieiiee YoIi3si aui ben mpiterioien
Shreiber Ger 8oitfarten, Die an ole
9oIi5ei bon 2adapanna gerihtet
iueroen uno Den SoiepbS -Moro be.
banoaln, bisber obne @rfoIg.
Nep gorf, IS. 0or.
Die bieiiae Boli5ei unteriuht Die
Dor oebn Sobran beaaneene grmor-
bitng beg 1tiabrigen 0lidael gecas
4rud i'm 8entraI-9orf, bsren Ser.
iiber Der Wioroer oes Heinen Soiepb
Soiepbs geiueien iein Jon. 9rlf nur.
be seraoe 10 mie Ssoiepbs eripiiret.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-21
8raniamfeit Der Serben.

0ie ..gReid /" beItatist inter
MitteiIilng ausfiibrlider Gin5eI6ei.
ten bos srauiame slusrotten Der Or.
naiten burd Die Serben.
8abIrei1e HeierpiIten unb iiinge
@efrnten gobmens peroen abtrans.
porflert, Inn Die Jfegtmenter auf5u
iilen, Die in 9osnien iteben.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-21
KENTUCKY DUEL IS FATAL
Former Sheriff Killed and Opponent
Fatally Injured.

Clay City, KY, Nov. 1S.-Former
Sheriff William Bowen was shot and
killed and Henry Skidmore shot and
fatally wounded in street duel at Fill
son, Powell county. Skidmore is said
to have fired the bullet that killed
Bowen. Rees Bowen, brother of the
former sheriff, was charged with
shooting Skidmore.
The cause of the shooting is not
known.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-21

berid]tet. oaB bel SaoemfcniT on Der
Sfhfolla-Sinie ihanerlibe 9uitGnSe
nnter ben tiirfiifen Irnppen bcrr-
Ihen. gu Sauienoen lieeen Die Gotten
nno bic Sterbenoen onf ben Straben.
Inter Den tiirfiiden Meierpilten
IN San Stefano fonnnen t1aIih 1000
grfrdntingen uno 200 9ooesf1lIe
an Cholera Dor.
@ien, Is. Nop.
Die Spanniine 5miiben Selter.
.llnsarn nno Serbien perId,6rit
lid nieoer, ba bic oiterreidifden
Ronirln bon Den Serben anaebIid
|mibbonoelt merben. Die offentIid)e
Weinnns perlanst cine iofortise aI6.
|rline Der Gage.
Sirfii&er siss bei Rpmaitir.
9onocn, Is. Nop.
Diopio Yaiha, 2pmmonoeur Der
Mrfiihen 9ruppen in WonaItir, bat
ben @rieden cine WieoerInge Eel Sir.
leoer 5ugefiiet. Die 9iirfen erbeute.
Ten /; SeI6geifiise, flint Waidiueu.
|eeipebre unb cine groBe Wenee Wu.
milton.
@iefa, Wfonte., 18. Nop.
9ablreihe Wontenegriner, Die aus
Amerifd beirngefebrt iino, UNI nriter
ben Gabnen Wonteneeros ju fedten.
purben bon Ronie WifoIaus enpfan.
gen. Der ibnen fir hire pofriotiide
ealtine oanfte.
aonitantinopeI, 18. Wop.
Die Observation-Disclosures rbanolun.
gen iinb abeebroden tporoen. Die
liirfen trueen bel 9ihataIia einen
sieg iiber Die guIearen oabon. Der
5nItnn ianbte Wa5im Yaiha Elm
Wliidtpunifidreiben.
9eIgra6, Is. gtop.
Nor Monaitir bauern erbitterte
a1mpfe stpiiden ben @rieden umo
ben Serben auf Der einen uno ben be.
Iaeerten Siirfen ouf Der anoeren
seite fort. Die forbidden 8erluite
Eno bebeutenb.
aoninl ais 0efangener.
Bien, Is. Nop.
Der oiterreidiffe aoniuI IN Wi.
!rotpisa. 6. Sabp bon Sabuor, lit in
Bubopeii eingetroffen. Or ipuroe atpei
Bohen lang bon ben Serben eefan.
lBen gebalten.
2on6on, is. Nop.
| Gin iungtiirfiibes 4oniplott pur.
be entbedt, bas Die grridtung elmer
6irfiiden Republif inter Mabmuo
Sdeffet Yaida be5ipefte.
81 tefa, Monte., Is. gtoo.
Die 1ontenesriner baben San
%opnnni bi We6ue beiest.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-21
RELATE SIMILAR STORIES
Three Accused Gunner Testify In
Their Own Behalf.

New York, Nov. 15.--In the pictur-
ssque language Of the Bowery three
Of the gunner on trial for the actual
murder of the gambler, Herman Ro-
seminal, gave on the witness stand
the version of the Staying which they
hope will win them acquittal.
In stories which fitted together per-
fectly, and in some parts proved al
most literal repetition, the three gun
men accused Bridge Weber. Harry
WALTON and mysterious stranger"
OF firing the shots that killed the
gambler; themselves they pictured as
innocent bystanders, lured there by
Bald Jack Rose.
Dago Frank, the fourth gunman,
they all testified, was not on the
scene at all.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-21
Gnmpf I. Yarlament.
g no a peit Is. 9,

. IT. TO. 2tUU.
Hie Sppoiition, tpelhe aus benz
Mbgeoronetenbouie oes Hei6stags
arseeidIoiien lit, bat nunrnebr Elm
Rumpf. Porlament organiiiert. Sran3
4oiiiitb ipuroe gum 9rdiioenten ge.
tu6bIt. Sn ieiner annabme- sniprade
erorterte er Die ausipartiee golitif
iino griff oeren Better, ben @rafen
gerdtolo. an. Die gfegieritne igno.
riert porldufig oas 8erfabren Der
Sppoiition.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-21
Deleud,fune Der
Aoria-Jraee.
peiferreid.ltnsarn lest ieinen amer.
iAitterliAen Stanbpnnft bar.
Gin Abbanoeln fir
nnm09lidJ erkldrt.
HisefoninI Troidasfa beidmlSist,
aaf Serben seidoiien 81 babeu.
Wien, ts. gsop

Sn elmer offi3ioien R,inbeebuna
fiibrt bic .Mbenbpoit", bic bonn Mus.
tp6rtigen amt Bel ipidtieen anIdiien
OILS WunSftiid benust 5u ueroen
pfleet, aus, baB Die Soroernneen
Ceiterreid llnearns in Der @oria.
Groee oos Winimum biIoeten. Gin
Mbbnn6eln iei nnnoeIih. anSeihen
zines @inIenfens Serbiens ieien Dor.
bnn6en. Sefterreif llngarn tperoe
Serbiens Export iiber S1fen 6es 90.
riatiihen Weeres nift eridaperen.
gS tperoe aber bas griperben BON
Territorial. gefis nidt buIoen.
gs perlautet, Ser ierbifde @eIonb.
te Soponotifd bdbe i'm @nsm6rtieen
amt bic 8eibuIoieung erboben, Der
8iaefoninl Der DoppeImonardie in
Hrisreno. 8. prohasfa, babe nit
4ntptpaIIen, ben gbrentp1htern Der
oipIomatiihen 0ertreter, mn6 ieinenl
eieenen Yerfonal bonn Dad oes 4on-
fuIats aus Die in Die Staot einoieben.
ben forbidden Eruppen beidofen.
Der Observation-Disclosures babe bar.
auf in Der idarfiten @eiie ertpiSert,
falls cine itrense ltnteriuduns Ole
llnipabrbeit Der geibulbisrne erae.
Be, miifie Der @eianbte Die gerant.
tportung tragen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-21

children. Them ID must be stripped
open and salted. II ~ Is TO be made
into, stockfish. and hung up to dry, or
simply slit through along the spine
and hung up to dry without salt IL II
IL to be made into -torfsk." Time
and again the cod fisher risks his life
on q storm tossed sea. Every year
from fifty to. eighty fishermen ara
drowned and occasionally a great ca
lamity occurs. as for instance In 1889.
when 100 were lost in a gale.
A. movement was recently started
In Norway to maintain and strengthen
the state church For some years
there has been great activity for
free church. Evidently there Is
large element who are not willing 70
give up the state church. Some
months ago a society was organized
with $50 members, among them some
Of the leading ministers and pro
fessors, whose object Is to labor for
the maintenance and improvement Of
the state church. A circular letter
has been sent into all parts of the
country inviting people to unite In the
state church movement.
81 + + + 4. + 4. + + + + I. + + + +
+ DENMARK. p
- + + r + + + 1. + r + 4. r Z. + I.
The Danish postmaster general has
devised an Ingenious method for pro-
viding money for the education OF the
blind. A copper coin. luck penny"
10 to be made in the royal mint and is
to be sold to the parents of every new
born child who has the gift OF its
sight by the nurse attending the
mother The parents are to pay what
ever sum they think At for the luck
penny" which is worth only half a
penny. and bears the device, THE
child seeing light for the first time
lpresents a tribute to the child who
will never see" Both Queen Alex
andra and her sister, the Empress
Marie, are deeply interested.
1 4. 4. i
They are certainly very progressive
In Denmark IL one Is to believe the
latest report that the postal depart
ment contemplates using an airship
for transporting mail to and from the
continent. II is actually stated that
the postal department has such mat
ter under serious consideration.
+ + i
Three Danish military officers,
among whom are Colonel Vessel and
Major General Gedde, have departed
for the Balkan states to study the
war at close range.
:. + +
A national subscription has been
started for the purpose OF raising
enough money to supply the govern
ment with a hydroplane.
4. + 4
A restoration Of Queen Margareta's
sarcophagus in the Roskilde cathedral
has been completed by Professor Ars-
lef, the sculptor.
MARION S. NORELIUS.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-21
UNCLE JOE AN EASY MARK
Victorious Opponent Did Not Spend a
Cent In Recent Campaign.

NeHt III nSSSHt SafHPai9Hs
Washington, Nov. 15.-Congressman
Elect Frank II. O'Hair of the Eight
eenth Illinois district did not spend
cent in the recent campaign in which
he defeated Uncle Joe Cannon, former
speaker of the house.
Mr.. O'Hair filed an affidavit to this
effect with the clerk of the house of
representatives.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-21
aoninl aIs 0efansener.

- Sn atlanta 60, lit Der
friibere gunoesienator esoiepb so.
Eerrel, Der 5tpeimaI @ouberneur
bon Georgia tpar, eeItorben.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-21
8eseiitermns Der Mrmee.

Sm 5litdn6ieen ausiduB bes ab.
georonetenbauies proteitierte nab
ren6 Der Debate iiber ben Seeres.
gtat Graf GIam.Wartinis segen Die
Spmpatbie zines Cells Der Ireiie fir
Die Siibilaipen. Dieie biirften Die Ri.
talen Sntereiien Der Monardie nibt
freu5en. Die Irmee, betonte Der
@raf. babe iid niemaIs nm bic goIi-
tilt sefiimmert. slud iest peroe lie,
folls es aries gebe, nit Der alten
Bflidttreue nno gegeiiterung in's
Gel0 aieben.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
Loan Deed.

$2,O0O-Home Building and Tn,.,-.-
Company to Penn Mutual life - t YES tIaent
Company. lot 4Ox14O feet east e s Insurance
venture street, 1876 feet south NJ 0oI "a
CnnardeS avenue. December Z, 1912 81
$l,O0O--Miss Lena M. Cox IN Ion,n
Brown, lot 100x130 feet, east SGieieI n (
street, 1872 feet south of Din avan,, ue [ln
cember 10, 1912. 0i'ue' De-
$2OO-E. E. Waters to Mrs G u Ga
ard, lot 87X169' feet, northwest si5 - uleT'
street, 40 feet northeast of Ion Letaea
road. December 10, 1912, ''leSooIo
- $2,O0O-Mrs. Mabel H. Moody to W
Treadwell & Co., lot 200x535 fee, "" III. 4
side Peaehtree road, 24O feet nort iI seS :;
q. ryder ct al, lot 50x143 feet. nortbM MAE
corner Spring and Hunnicutt str r%ss'
November 10, 1912 '"es@'
$7,O00-Commonwea Propertias ~.
poration to DIR. w. S. FIkin. Iot .s NJ,
feet, east side Spring street loo Nv Nv.
south of Baker street. December q , tge'
$700-J. j. West to Mrs. Lula y Anal Igii'
lot 37x70 feet, west side Withere ~ ri ta,'
9, 1912. 0e'lpe'
$500-Same to NJ. A. Herndon lot own
feet, west side Withers place, 1871 feet
south of Love street December 2 1919
$667-Henry Rosser to Smith & Simn.
son Lumber Company, lot 1OOx2l5 feet
on Campbellton road 203 feet east q,
n: and S. line, dividing land lots lS6 AMI
1913. November 10, 1872
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
NUNS SAVE rs PATIENTS
FROM HOSPITAL BLAZE

PEORIA, ILL, Dec 1.-THE lives of
25 patients were saved by the sisters in
st. Francis hospital today when fire
broke out i'll the building. The sisters
and residents carried out the patients.
The hospital is conducted by the third
order of the Sisters of st. Francis.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
SANITY TEST ASKED FOR
BALDWIN COUNTY SLAYER

The governor has been asked to ap-
point a lunacy commission to inquire
into the sanity of Henry Taylor, of
Baldwin county, sentenced to be hanged
for murder on January 8. 1t is said
he has become insane since he COM
mitted the deed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
REAL ESTATE

streets: December 8. 1919
$4,000 Penal Sum-Fsta+o
Dlckey (by executors) to cor, OF j. !.
Jensen, lot 200X356 feet S Sn'ites u
tuxedo drive, being north no 9outh Sd
1u&edo Park. December 4 1910 i lot q
$lS, 800 Penal Sum-Sarna - -
zo5x606 feet, north side PAGES y R same, 10,
peing south part of lot 5 of Tnyarify TOAD
December 4, 1912 uAedo ParE
$5,2SO-Miss Susie Sawteu
wright, lot 25x19S feet sontb . 70 n
wood avenue, $50 feet cas- Si9e Edg.
stree d:o November 20, 1912, u Dania
9o,z5O-Same to same. lot os,,,.,
south side Edgewood ayen,a Ai99 feet
faS5 OF Daniel street. NovemI62ssr test
.s11,SOO Penal Sumo " =
Mrs. Nora G. Webb, lot 5Ox2i2 4fumlin 10
SIde Moreland avenue, $50 feet et West
Walker street. February foIo north b
ferred to n. V. Bell July II i iSiS' Trans.
81 800 Penal Sum-Elbert So So;
Tlllle +. Jennings, lot 37x125 foa. 10 Mrs
east corner Ashby and ParsdeSe'' south.
october %, 1912 9onS Streets
$4,000 Penal Sum-Dicl,insor
Company to William ]. Dunn ri'G g5o Trust
Pryor street, 97X160 feet 49, ozz South
1912. Transferred to Mrs e2WT ,l4!ry %
Dunn; December 6, 1912. " lille A.
- SZ,5OO Penal Sum-Grishan, H..
company to c. f. Jones, lot 9 155lETs' I9gent
southwest corner West Tenth -UAII 4 Geet
streets: December 9, 1912, anu Bishop
SII,O00 Penal Sum-Mrs Cora D p
SSlgnoI TO Mrs. Ida Patterson, los q r, los
kee o avenue, S5x125 feet. Noyeyo me CaeT %
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
MAJOR M. J. DANIEL NOW
COLONEL OF I'd GA. INF,

The adjutants office today issued a
commission to Major NJ j. Daniel, of
Griffin to be colonel of the Second reg
iment infantry, state troops.
He was elected recently to this posi-
ton by the commissioned officers of
the regiment.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
FOR sALE-Farm one-fourth as LARA

FOR SALE-Farm one-fourth as large
and five times as good as the one you
are toiling on back East. Take advan.
tage of the percentage in your favor. The
Ninth Anniversary edition of The Los An.
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Canada or foreign points rs cents Send
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
Mnrfnanes

$575-Mrs. Lille May McCrary to Geor.
gia Savings Bank and Trust Company
lot of one and one-half acres on Southern
railway right way, in land lot G2
Seventeenth district December 9, 1872
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11

Bonds For Title.
$4,000 Penal Sum-Henry E. Hartman
to Mrs. Ida D. Fraser, lot 60x20O feet,
southwest corner Juniper and Seventh
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11

IOl EMPIRE BLDG.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
Real Estate For Sale.
Real Estate For Sale.
SHARP 8 BoHIsToN
IDEAL HOME PROPOSITION
WEST PEACHTREE STREET,

ON A LOT 5Ox2OO on the swell
est part Of this beautiful thor
oughfare we have a modern nine
room home, with convenicnces as
follows: Five rooms down stairs.
toilet and lavatory. with hard
wood floors in every room but the
kitchen, hardwood staircase, four
bed rooms upstairs and two baths
with tile floors, also has large
closets, trunk room, and dandy
sleeping porch. This house has a
tile roof and a great big tile
front veranda. House is heated
with a hot water furnace, and
the radiators are placed with an
idea OF getting the best results
and still leaving the proper space
for the furniture. This is a
grand home, and we can make
easy terms.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
QuItcIaim Deeds.

.$700-Life Insurance Company of Viz.
GINA to Mrs. Cora B. Rossignol, lot 50y
90 feet, south side, Glennwood avenue. l7;l
%, 1912.
$5--M. McClintock to Home Building
and Investment Company, lot 5x15O feet,
south side st. Charles avenue. IS feet
west Of Bonaventure street November
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-16
now have something of pay for their

now have something of pay for their work.
 It is said that some time last Feb ruary a visiting family brought a white infant child here and that the child was missing. No investigation seemed necessary, for the child might have been sent away or given to rel atives.
 But the finding of the infant in a well has caused the police to link the chains of the two incidents together until they now believe they can trace the responsibility of the infanticide and are anticipating some arrests of a sensational nature. though they will not divulge any names at this time
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YOUNG WOMAN IS
 FATALLY BURNED
MISS EMMA JOHNSON, SIX MILES EAST, RECEIVES FATAL INJU-
 RES YESTERDAY.
With Parents, Was Burning Stalks in cornfield When Clothing
 Caught Fire.

Miss Emma Johnson, the 13-year- old daughter of Mir and Mrs. Jim Cooper residing on a farm six miles east of the city, was probably fatally burned near her home yesterday aft ernoon, when her clothing cought fire from burning corn stalks in a field.
 Miss Johnson, who is daughter of Mrs. Cooper and step-daughter. of Jim Cooper was assisting her parents to burn off cornstalks in a field some distance from the house. In some manner her skirts caught fire from the burning stalks MT and Mrs. Cooper, who were nearby, rushed to her aid and the father tore the burn ing clothing from the girl, himself receiving very severe burns about the face and hands. while the girls flesh was fairly cooked The burns extend ed all over her face and body with the exception of her feet. which were shielded by her shoes.
 pr. Casada was summoned by tele- phone to give the sufferer medical attendance He found her condition critical and reported that there was little or no hope of saving the girls life It was reported by rural tele phone last evening that the girl could probably not survive the night.
 Mir. CoOpers injuries are very seri ous but not fatal, and Mrs Cooper the mother, was also severely burn ed about the hands in aiding to re move the burning clothing from tho i girl.
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her death was not unexpected The funeral wifi be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock from the home Mrs. Cohn is survived by one son and one daugh- ter, the latter residing in Mississippi. Mrs. Cohn was the widow of Henry Cohn. one of the earlier residents of Hot Springs. She had lived here for more than 30 years. and was active in social and church affairs within her circle.