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Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
n@uf6instOn SOnrnal So.

Sn Der IeBbin ltattgebobten @ene
raj 8%eriammlung Der @oibingto.
Sournal So. Gncorp.), in mel1c.
9err 0tartin 8iegano pr1lioiertc
purOen folgenoe 9earute uno 0irei
loren erpdblt:
s. E. S6megler, 8rdiioent;
S.. g. Sdmegler, 8i5e-&r1iiDent,
s. s. @eiaer, Sefret1r;
IS. 8. Sbwegler, SdaBmeiiter
Wartin @iegano, Director;
S. Sdmegler, Director.
Son oen ~bisberigen 8rGiioente.
VI. 8ieganO lit Der natltebenOe Yue
-Ingelaufen:
@al6ingtou, 9. s., 7. 9too. 1911
germ s. z. Sdmegler,
5erausgeber Oes Neutrality-suspicious..
@aibington.
O9ein lieber &apitan!
SnOem i9 Sbnen oie 4ftien
8aibington Soltrnal oerfallfe, b.
i'd Den folgenOen gemeggrunO. 3
mal m0dte ib Sbnen freie SanO
ben, oos @aibin9ton Sorrnal 5l /
ten, nadoem i6 Dobreno meiner s
tigfeit nit Sbnen ais Director gu
lleber8eugung gelangt bin oob
SIR ernites 8eitreben lit, Sen Sci
iden 2eiern Der Sta0t cine @o9c
5eitung 81 eeben, mel6e ocn @ii
lhen Ger MebrSabl oerielben Ell
ipridt, un0 Damn erfenne i'd perio
li6 Die S4wierigfeiten an, tpel6e
Sbnen bel Der 9llblifation oieier 3
tlng entgegeniteaten.
@eim Stufbau oes @eid1ftes babs
Sic INNER meme mdrmite, perionlid
llnteritiibung gebabt, ais aQe Sbl
@anolun9en ais @eld1ftsmann, Il
melt Tie 81 meiner &enntniB fame
meme 9epiaigung fanoen. ltno |.
WeiB, oaB sic aud ferner InterItii
ing unO gllten @iaen aQer ser Cen
iden Der Sta0t haben perocn, 81
rem @eiidtsfreis elm peiter uno lib
raler 1T, mo peld)e periteben, ma
Sic allf Dem 6eloe oerti1en Sournr
lisnuS 81 Ieiiten periu6en, tpelf)er |
eng nit oeiltibem 2eben nno 0eIe
ligfeit IN ~3uiammenbang Itebt.
Sbrer 8itte, Sbnen aud ferner m
meinem Slate bei3uIteben. peroe /
gerne na6fommen.
Wiit ber8Iiden @iini6en fir a.
fiinitieen grfolg,
Sbr
(ge0.) @iartin @ieeanO.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
liner grafOent.

Anfang Der ISOLDE mar 8r1lioent
nit infolge eines oerltouhten an0-
Is oil oas 3iinmer eefeiielt. CT
tie Damn cine 4onferets NIT Snge.
II ssommiiiar Suoion, bel mel.
+ es iid Dabriheinlid Inn oie g1elt.
Ietung Der aommiIiarIteuen ban.
e, uelde i'm Sanltor frei iperoen.
miro ais mabrideinlih angenum.
!, Dab Der @rdlioent ole iebigen
9aber, Die Serren Hltoolpb un0
milton DieOerernennen uno es
Il Dem Seuat iiberlaiien miro, Die
lennungen 81 beIt1tigen.
I'm Den aonig9llfonio BON @panieu
Ste er anlGBlid Der @~rmorouma
ipaniiden Bremiers oas foIgen-
Felegramm:
Fd bin unaasipredIih betriibt
rb oas Observation-Disclosures.
edeil, Oos Spanien berau6t bot.
3 bite @p. Woieitdt, mein eignes
ilei0 un0 oas Der Reaieruna un0
Golfes Der Ser. Staaten aus
hen 5u 0iirfen 5u Dem groBen
rIliIt Ser sic uno Oos IpaniIhe
IF betroffen bat.
4iBerOem bat Der 9r1Iioent cine
oflamation peroffentliht, our6 Die
8ebiIbreu feltqeiebt tDer0en, mel.
Die ousldnOiihen S6iffe Der anr.
@elt fir oos 8oIiieren 0es So.
mafanals 81 5oblen baben. 9ie
reclamation meIhe ullf @run0 Ser
srmadtigitng ourb oas bonn @on.
IreB im Auguii 5. S. angenommene
erfolgte, iebt Die @ebiibr fir
0anOelsi6iffe auf $1.20 per Netto.
tonne Der totiddlidJen Sragf1bigfeit
ieit; fiir Sdiffe. melhe in 8olaIt ge.
ben, tritt cine @rmdBieung bon 40
Bro5ent Elm.
9ie @ebiibren ltelen ii1 noh Dem
@ortlaut Der Broflumation mie foIgt:
1. Sir Sanoelsidiffe melde Sal
o0er 5radt b%ef0rOern, $3.50
per 0etto-S hiffstoune (8u 100 4lt.
Der totidhlihen Srogf16ig.
Felt.
,. Sir 5diife in 9alalt obne gaI-
ooer Saoung 40 9ro5ent noe.
als Die @ebiibr fir Sdiffe nit
Faiia9ieren ooer 5radt betragt.
81 Sir ariegsihifie, abgeieben bon
transport, aoblen-, &oipital- un0
Gorratsidiffen 80 Gents per Sonne
@alierperordnglng.
4. Sir Gran5port, Goblen-, SO.
lpital- uno @orratsi6iffe Ser armee
ltno Mariue $t.2O per Nettotonne,
lno 3luar mer0en oieie Sdiffe mad
oenIelben9tegeln %permeIien tpeIde fir
Die ~@eitimmung ,oes Rettotonnen. @e.
6oltes bon Standardization in Sin.
men0ung 9ebraht tperoen.
Die amerifanii1en S6iffe, peIhe
iid Der aiiIteni6iffabrt miomen, bat
Der aongreB BON Der @ebiibren5ob,
lung allsgenommen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
. 0ricSc ia Sicbt.
Siiriei erind nm 8aT naiaitanO
Nasemeine Gage anf OcmSricssidm.
plate. n Ceitcrreid madt mObil.
SOfnnns anf Ginismue.
@aacmeime 9aae.

@eoer aus Sofia nod aus &onitan-
tinopel liegen M1eloungen ii6er oer
Sang Der groBen Sdlabt BEL Eda-
talia Dor. 9ieies 6ebIen iegli6et
Nahridten mag beOeuteit, Dab oil
9iirfcn cine MISUNDERSTANDING Gel
teno MAIDEN, ais man angenommetl
bette. Nnoererieits a6er oerIautet
OoB Die Siirfei berildt nit gu(qa
rien einen @affenitiaitono al bercin.
barren.
Slltf ben onoeren @ebieten 0es
&riegsi6alplaBes MAIDEN oieGer6iiu.
oeten MIR Iangiame 8orti6ritte. Die
Ser6en unO @riefen baden Mona
itir nod nidt CREDIT mo, tpie berluu-
tet, Sill Sligo 8afdo, Ser friibere tiir-
fii6e &riegsminiiter, $4,000 Grup.
pen in 8ereiti6aft bat, Inn 6artnddi-
gen @i0eritaito at leiiten.
Ole Wontenegriner baben in i6rem
langen 8emiiben, Sfutort 5t erobern.
einen Hiidihlag erlitten, rn0 3tpor III
6olge oeS 9[6folleS Ser WeaLiliareil-
Stamme, pelhe @aruntien fir oie
nnabbdngiofeit @lboniens %for0ern.
Nuh Ser @ormorfd Ser @rieden in
Der &idtlng ouf Sauina i6eiut ouf
9ebalten 81 fem. @s lit aber Md
unipabrideinli9, ooB Sic langlome
getpegltngen Our6 uugiinitige @it
terungsperbaltniie beruriadt fino.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
Suffnnna amf Ginisnug.

81. 9. 9anep, Ser BrGiioent ser
buIgarii1en9(bgeoron bat
init Dem gemeinlamen Minilter oes
MeuBeren @rafen 8ertolo fonferiert
uno ii9 Damn offi5iea perabidieoet.
gto1 am Nbeno reiIte Or. 0anen
nod Stara 3agord in 9ulgurien ab.
Die beioen StaatsmGnner baben ale
idmebenOen Sragen in Der griinOlid
iten @eiie oitrdgeipro6en.
Sn5miiden bat Die Gage ii6 mad
Dem 9nfirbalten beitunterridtete
&reiie entidieoen gebeiiert. IS mir
nunmebr 9ebofft, Dob Serbien nod
gebcn miro, penn ibm gepiiie Grleid)
%terltngen gefpdbrt tperOen nel6e 0r0
Bere @rpanIions- M0glidfeiten mi
iib bringen. Sn @rtpGgung ge8oge
miro ii. a. cine Gerbin0ung Serbien
nit einenl oalmatinii1en &afen.
@u6 &uBlano ideint feinen &ric
5u molten. Gem ierbiiden @eianOte
in Hetersburg, &errnYopobtt9, mad
te Der Sertreter Oes Musm1rtiger
Saionop. Die Mitteilung, oaB ma
ais SoIge bon ltnterre0ungen 3tp
i6en Dem Oeltiden 9otidafter i
9fuBlanO mo linn (Salouom) 81 Bic
Ier @ntibeiOung gefommen lei.
Bremier 8ofombop perlieb bert
Der Anii6t MusOrltd, Dab Der Sire
8piihen Serbien unoS eiterreiA bur
elm &ompromiB geiAlidtet iueroe
mOge.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
@mIner trofen.
@e0eutcn0e8 Nnfi96en erect q

9eOeutenOes 9ufie6en erregt ct
9eitartifel oes o8erliuer 2ofai=gN
3eigers~, Der offen6nr aits maSoebe
sen @rnlee areiie imprint 1T. ga4
glatt tritt auf 0as ifGrfite Sem I'M.
piir0igen @erabfebeu Der oeutihe
Irmee uiO Scr Oelitlhen @eiAii
entgegen morin iid anidBlid Der tiir
fiifen NieOerlaaen sic aisldn0iihe
inion0erbeit oie fran30iiide @ebpreii'
nit auBeroroentli6em @itito gefalt
Ole &un0aebung, mel6e fir 0ef
qemaltiQen @rnit Der gedenm6rtiae
tnternationoIen Gage fennseihaer'
nno oltf einen lebr eneroiidep So
qeitimmt lit. ihlieRt NIT ben fol1a~
Sen, an 9eutlidfeit uidts iii nj
IAen iibrig ~Ioiien0en @orten:
.@em es qeliiitet. I'll e%rproben
uniere branen @rena0iere ufo aaN
|fetiere nod sic often iin0 ME fs
8ionDiEe uto Suint @riuat rta
unfere SeI0qeihiiBe uio Souhiscn
nit Sen Dielaeprieienen Shnei6or
Greusot aufnebmen fonnen, ser nj
ge oas tim.
0@ir BaIten infer GuIber trodenf'
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
@affenitiaitanb

@s beitdtigt ii9 ouBerOem, oaB 81
@forte brett nit 8ulgarien @erbano
lungen tpegen zines @affenitinitan
oes angefniipft bat. Der tiirfifd
&-o6Itfommanoierenoe g3a5im Yaid
bot@eiiung erbaIten, iif nit Sen bu
goriIAen @ener6len in @erbinoun
al leBen uuO bat einen gmiiiar nat
Dem blllgariiGen Sauptquartier q
f6idt.
Ole @forte bat iif bier3u ougei
i6einlid einerieits i'm Sinblid al
oas G1umen Der MedHte BEL Der @e.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
Jmtcrs fYa to
@utDnuunorl
YOl5ri=S rgaue auge'lagt.
5rufcS Nnfic0cn iuegcu altarbli6
WicinciSes Der Gicgener &OIisei
- Ynlber trodrn. ~ @raf 3eppe
lin lit @rukOater.
@ruEes g%lnfichcn.

@etpaltiqe glufregliug berridt iii.
ter ser gep0lferung Der Stoot Siege
I'M meitfGliiden GegierungS6e5ir
Nrnsberg. 9ortige Yoli5eioraaN
iino offentlih oes Nleiu6iOs, iittliAc
Gerfeblungen, offer m0gliden @tnts
oergeben unO Oes 5alidipielens Be
lduIOiat mor0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
geiterreid madt nlpbiI.

Sn Seiterreid miro oie t~eiliueii.
Nfobilmadung mebrerer @rmeeforps
borbereitet. Ole nottgen 9r0res fin(
3una6it ergaugen an oas Z. Rorps
i'm iiioIiGen ltngarn, oas Is. Rorp
in Sii0oalmatien mo Ser Ser3ego
NINA. gieuei6t miro nod 0aS brit
te aorps, oeiien Sarptquartier il
@ra3 Staiermarf, lit, 8efebl erbal
ten. Ole %@inberl1fung Der &eierpe
Sffi8iere nno Monnidaften it be
reits erfoIgt.
@eriidte bebarten, 0aB sic geiomm
te, Dor 8ola liegenoe &~riegsflotte mo-
Bill gema6t peroe.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Die Gntf 6eioung iiber eli
en- europdii6en arieg Iiegt, nab An-
1t Der Zines - in Der Sano oes
eutiden &aiiers. Sic m69te oieiem
}rieg germ ben Stempel auforiiden :
Maoe in Germany.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
@rOfDater Zeppelin.

@raf Zeppelin 1T @rosboter qencr
Ben. Ole einsiqe Sohter oes 6
oberers ser 2nft@. @rGftn @eIene. BE-
FAenfte ihren @ottsn @rofen Nlernr
ser bon 9ronoenitein 9ehbelin. INIT
einem S6bnden, Dem eritgeborener
&in0e.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
enOwig ubIanOs sOOestas.

Die 8erliuer 9lGtter geoenfen Der
f~iinf3igiten @ieoerfebr oes 9ooesto-
res oes ihmdbii6en 9idters unO
Sermaniiten 2uomig llblono.
Sn @iirttemberg Deroen in Sbeo.
ri mo @ereinen @eoenffeiern Der.
l%ltaltet, oramotiide @erfe Oes Did,
srs aufeeiiibrt uuo anoere ieiner
5dopfungen gorgetragen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
sturm i'm aa8nae.

9as @etterblreaa mornt Dor Ell.
mem Stllrm, Der iid bon @elt On
tario aus in oitliher Nihtllng betpegi
lno in einen @eit- uilo Noroneit.
Stnrm ausarteu miro. Son Gait.
port, DE, bis Gape Nlap. u. s., mer.
ben @arnuugs-S ignale mfge3ogel
meroen.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-12
p | l. :. S
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-12
DRUG SALESMAN TRIES
TO COMMIT SUICIDE
WITH POISON SAMPLES

ANNISTON, ALA, Nov. NV. H.
Gregory, travelling salesman for a
drug house, last night tried to end his
life at the New Wilmer hotel in this
city by taking three bichloride of mer-
curry tablets and six pellets of iodine Of
mercury Of a quarter grain each, taken
from his samples. He is in Sellers hos
pltal today and will likely recover. He
ieft note TO his father, T. ]. Gregory,
OF Cookville, Tenn, in which he said;
If had had the proper support this
would not have happened. Do not
think me drunk; 1 am myself"
Another note to a young woman with
whom he was in love. was withheld.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-12
FAINTS WHEN FIRE SHE
RUNS TO SEE is HOME

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 12.-After Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Baltz had run two blocks to
see pretty fire" they found the illum-
ination in the sky came from their own
home at 6507 Julian avenue. Mrs. Baltz
tainted. The house was destroyed. Dia-
monds valued at $3.50 and furnishings
that cost $4,000 were in the house.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-12
MONA
BANISHES INDIGESTION
Sourness, Fullness, Belching and
All Stomach Misery Disappear
in Five Minutes.

Tried them ALL" you say. "and not
one helped me?" Well, you haven't
properly tried MI-O-N MA Stomach Tab
let's or you would not be bothered with
stomach trouble today.
Perhaps you bought a box and took
one or two and then let the rest stand.
forgotten, in the cupboard
Make no mistake; II you will take
MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets regularly
you can forever end all stomach misery
and have stomach as strong and Wig
orous and as able to digest the heart
lest meal as the best stomach in Amer
lea.
If you suffer from Indigestion Dys-
pepsia, Gastritis, Catarrh of the Stom-
ach. or any Stomach Misery YOUR
money back II you are dissatisfied with
the results obtained from MI-O-NA.
Price so cents at all druggists. (Advt)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-12


hawser.
THE condition of the Alabama
street pavement, though only a few
months old. will soon be as unde-
sirable for roadway as any other
of our miserable streets, it being
full OF hog wallows the entire
length"
From which few choice selections the
gentle reader will conclude, readily
enough. that the streets Of the way back
yonder were some botchwork streets
themselves, here and there!
Among the advertisements appear
those of the Deceive Opera house (now
the Bijou) announcing the coming Of
Frank Mayo in "Davy Crockett" Katie
Putnam in Lena, the Madcap," Char
lotte Thompson in Jane Eyre" Baker
and Farrow in Chris and Lena and
Nine. Christine Nilsson in "one grand
concert" assisted by Miss Hope Glenn,
contralto; NJ. Theo. Biorksten and Sig.
Giuseppe Del Puente.
p. II. Shook was selling furniture in
those days and advertising it heavily;
and Langston. Crane & Co were cotton
factors. James A. Anderson was sell
ing clothing, but was stingy with news
paper space, only occupying some two
inches to apprise the public OF that
fact
Apparently, the advertising game had
not yet become a big factor in the
commercial life of Atlanta, FOR the bust
ness ads are few and far between in
The Herald of 1883.
The only houses advertised in this
paper that still are engaged in bust
ness In Atlanta are Phillips & Crew,
piano dealers, and the National Surgical
Institute.
1t is interesting to note, from read
ing of the railroad schedules printed,
that one might leave Atlanta at l
o'clock in 1883 and reach Chattanooga
at that night, If things went as they
we're framed up to go.
Two OF three of the editorial para
graphs will serve to show the temper
of the times some thirty years ago.
Witness these samples:
passage of Nicaragua canal
scheme. First time we ever heard
Of Grant being interested in a wa
ter scheme.
while the legislature of Ten
nessee was considering an increase
in the state treasurer's bond, he
quietly increased his salary to S4"o,-
600, and skipped to pastures new.
ut makes little difference to the
people Of Georgia which faction
of the Republican party gets recog-
milton in Washington. What we
want is an administration that will
not recognize either of them"
The editors of The Atlanta Herald Of
the SOS would have felt better, OF
course, could they have looked forward
with prophetic eye to today, and the
certainty of an administration In
Washington guaranteed to turn the
rascals outi"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-12


days in Georgia's
political history
long dead and
gone.
As a matter of
fact, there are two
distinct and sepa-
rate Joseph M.
Browns on g is
the governor. who
knows he Is the
governor, the de-
light of his friends
and the despair of
his foes, and the
other is a sort Of
old fashioned gen
tleman, rather in
clined to like old
fashioned W a y !
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-12
SEARCHING SIDELIGHTS
ON GEORGIA POLITICS
BY JAMES B. NEVIN.

Governor Joseph NJ. Brown takes a
genuine delight in collecting things
quaint and curious, and particularly
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-12

and old fashioned folks-an altogether
likable, interesting, and very much out
Of the ordinary person, and one whom
the casual observer would not imme-
diately set down as the executive or one
of the great states Of the nation
Knowing the governors weakness Tor
collecting the quaint and curious, as
aforesaid. some of his friends take
pleasure in helping him along in the
game. and one of them sent him the
other day a copy of The Atlanta Her
aid of January g. 1883, which, besides
complimentary write-up Of the then
business man Joseph M. Brown, con-
tains much that Is Acknowledgements
ularly to Atlantans who recall the days
when The Herald fiourished.
The paper was edited by Small (Sam
W. and Williams &C.. h 1t compares
in typographical appearance altogether
creditably with newspapers of today,
but it's methods of handling the news
and its physical makeup are things OF
the long ago.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-12


What She Could"
kept Of not the largest houses on Me-
She saw swept away by the order of Chief Beavers
Christ
works gave that the fallen,
Jesus u was s calling 1 her back to life
struggle yied restless, Bming
ham find for her old business she considered starting
She back
1 T 7f5 55 s s nd f Ssg ANY
ONE SHE CAME 70 OUR OFFICE; SHE PUT INVENTIVE
aUNDRED DOLLARS AL THAT SHE HAP "a To TIE HANDS
TO JESUS TO START MATTHIAS HOME FOR WOMEN AND
What do you by Marha's Home?'
she % % nome Vn @ may Son a 70 hs to
the hogs life that have home where whatever
have fallen that shelter kindness love await them And
Every positive money
@ She Ps' 1Gp s osr
necton with the home was its would Who'll
Her Jesus will take of me- living
Long the house of named Martha another
EU g s1s s H she n5 dne ss : who loved
And surely today He saying of this woman in Atlanta she
And you n circumstances, have you? =
But %H1$ 2s5
HAS HE GIVEN YOU THE ABILITY TO HELP?
temple
And there widow and she mites said
to His disciples Verify unto this poor widow
than all they that casting the treasury they did of
their superfuy but she did
even all her living. "
This Atlanta bitter experience women
and girls lost being will
refuge such as she has asked sl US to establish
chsts she given herself found and
maintain such home.
What will place beside her twenty five hundred dollars?
much will you give to help your fallen sisters?
"SHE HATH DONE WHAT SHE COULD"
No wishes, will ask able
BUT YOU WILL DO WHAT YOU CAN
Do it
Mark your subscription establishment and main
nanc of the Mhas Home and Rescue Work Among
en- and send today to the Men Religion Movement
at the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
This will neither
Hawkes. Home the Florence Crittenton Home; will supple
ment their work. cooperate with them and that
neither expected able to do
It will facilitate their
The Harriet Hawkes. Home to handle
who the brink but yet particularly
acquired police court record
The Crittenton Home
though always offers help the
but it is neither designed nor equipped for this
THE MARTHA'S HOME FOR THOSE WHOM
THE WORLD CALLS HOPELESSLY LOST; TT WELCOME
ALL WHO WILL COME
Judge Broyles will be able to there
on the socade would destroy place
her old aunts would make all good breath
But under restraint atmosphere with women to
1Ouoon I1nodh
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-12


This particular newspaper, which
seems to have been a sort of special
edition, contains the pictures of many
famous Georgians, dead these many,
many years
There are pictures of Judge W. r.
Hammond. State Librarian f. l.. Haral
son. Commissioner of Agriculture John
r. Henderson, Ex-Governor Benjamin
Conley (who became governor when
Rufus Bullock. the last OF the recon-
struction governors abdicated his hon
ors), Colonel l.. p. Grant and such
well known associate railway mag
mates of the early days of rairoading
in Georgia as E. p. Alexander, l.. n.
Trammell. G. ], Foreacre, and r. w.
Cole.
Among the newspaper lights of those
days appear, with appropriate sketches.
the pictures of w A. Hemphill. Joel
Chandler Harris. Evan p. Howell, Hen
ry w. Grady, Charles II. Smith (Bill
Arp) and n. p. T. Finch
Besides Colonel Trammell whose pic
ture heretofore is mentioned, there are
the likenesses of Major Campbell Wal
lace (whose descendant and namesake
is now the efficient secretary of the
commission) and former Governor
James NJ. Smith-and these three COM
posed Georgia's first railroad commits
sion
Other Georgians receiving honorable
mention in this issue of The Herald
were Patrick Walsh. then editor of The
Augusta Chronicle, and afterward
United States senator from Georgia.
Senator Alfred II. Colquitt a former
governor; Benjamin Crane, a pioneer
In the commercial activity of Atlanta
and II. l. Kimball, the man who built
both the old and the present Kimbal
House-the greatest and grandest ho-
tel in Dixie in the days of its creator.
Under the head of Personal Para
graphs" one may find in this old news
paper such items as these;
Fl. D. Mcdaniel (afterward gov
ernor) Is at the Kimball
General Phil Cook went to
Washington yesterday
General Juhal Early is at the
Kimball.
ED Cox, a distant relative of the
governor, was pardoned by Govern
or Stephens today"
Under another heading. Talk of the
! Town." it may be observed that things
then were not so different in Atlanta
in some ways. from what they are to-
! day
! The reader is informed that:
! "Atlanta's harvest is mud.
"A mud scow passed up the ca
nal on Marietta street today, right
in front of the capitol
The voting today for constable
was very light, few caring to brave
the elements to help another man
into office
The West End street cars being
submerged at the Peters street
crossing. Uncle Joremus Harris
now ferries to his home in fat
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The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-09-06
Teachers Institute

Valley County teachers institute
will convene IN Glasgow Sept. 10,
II and 18th. The institute will
meet in the High School assembly
hall.
The following prominent educa-
tors have been secured TO deliver
addresses before the gathering:
Miss Nettie Sawyer Of Seattle,
Washington; Or. o. L. Warren OF
the State educational department
Of New York, Mr.. Byron E Toan,
deputy State Supt.,
There will be some fine musical
numbers on the program. The
meeting promises to be one oi
much interest and enjoyment.
The program will be published
next week.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-09-06
In District Court.

In the matter of the estate of
Favetta r. Peterson, deceased, the
hearing of hnal account heretofore
set for August ~, was h, the court
continued until August 27th, 1919
In the matter of the estate OF
William Harry Reed, deceased,
the court signed decree of distribu
tion, decree settling final account,
and decree OF final discharge OF ad
mInistrator.
Defendants in the case of the
Citizens State Bank, of Culbert-
son, versus George Balfour and
Oscar Perry, were granted sixty
days in which to prepare, serve
and file bill OF exceptions or state
ment on motion for new trial