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The Van Buren press., 1912-01-20
January 16, 1862.

The Florida legislature passed a
bill forbiddlng the expectation from
the state OF any beef cattle, dried or
picklod beef, hogs, pork, or bacon,
corn or corn meal, or salt or proyis'
ions Of any kind whether salt or
fresh The act also forbade any per
son or corporation from buying these
articles for purposes OF speculation
and provided that all provisions Of
life should be sold at price not to
exceed thlrty.three per cent over the
cost and charges,
Germans of New York made an i'm.
posing demonstration in favor OF Gen
Franz Sigel Resolutions expressing
the highest confidence In the general
we're passed, amid much speech
making
Two companies OF Federal cavalry
making n reconnaissance from Lexlng.
ton Missouri, captured several Con
federate partisans who had been ma
king them much trouble They also
recovered large lot Of horses mules
wagons, and commissary stores that
had been taken from Col. Mullgan's
command, and quantity Of boots
and shoes that had been seized on
the steamer Sunshine
Col Dict2er, In command OF the
Union troops at Lexington, Missouri
issued an order FOR the Arrest OF a
number OF prominent southern sympa
,hIgers Of the town, whom he accused
OF having procured hirolIngs to assas'
enatc his men
In the House OF Representative at
Washington, MIR, Dunn OF the Com
mittee on Military reported n bill au'
thoriaing and directing the secretary
OF war 20 furnish tho prisoners OF the
United states In the Southern states
with clothing and other nocoesOrIos
Of life, and that he employ tho nee
essary agents for this purpose, The
bill was passed
January ", 1882
The Fertilization bill, OpproprlOtng
m aggregate OF t5,060o0O, passed the
United states House OF Representa-
lives Among the appropriations was
tiO0.O 900 for Fort Knox, on Ponobsoot
river; 100000 for a fort on Hog Isl
and, In the harbor OF Portland. s75, ,OOO
for Fort Warren and $4,000 for Fort
Winthrop In Boston harbor, and 800
900 for the fort IN New Bedford llar
Dor fhe appropriation also included
tho following, for 1862 $4,000 eact
Tor Forts Knox, Hog Island, winthrop
New bedford, and Adams, at New
port
The United Statea steamer Connec
ueut oyerhauled and seized a sehoon
or m Juniper Inlet on the Florida
oast which proved to be the Emma
hat had run the blockade at Apalachi
,ola the previous November Sh,
hNd boen nj Havana with n cargo o
cotton The captain denied all knowl
The Van Buren press., 1912-01-20
Plan OF the Work.

In accordance with my instructions, the
commission on economy and efficiency
which | organized to aid me In the in
Quiry, has directed Its efforts primarily
to the formulation OF concrete recommen-
dations looking to the bettorment OF the
fundamental conditions under which gov
erumental operations must be carried on,
with basis thus laid, II has proceeded
70 the prosecution OF detailed studies OF
individual services and classes OF work,
and OF particular practices and methods
pushing these studies as far and cover
ing as many points and services, as the
resources and time at It's disposal have
permitted,
In approaching It's task II has divided
the work into Eve fields Of inquiry hav.
Ing 10 do respectively with organization
personnel business methods, accounting
and reporting and the budget,
Comprehensive Plan Of Organization.
On organization the commission has en-.
tered upon the preparation Of three series
OF reports. The first series deals with
the manner In which the services OF the
government should be grouped In depart.
ments This is matter OF fundamental
Importance. II Ia only after a satsfac-
tory solution ot this problem that many
important measures OF reform become
possible,
The second and third series Of reports
deal respectively with the organization
and activities OF particular services, and
the form Of organization Tor the y form.
snce OF particular business operations
One OF the reports OF the second Sc
ries is upon the revenue cutter service,
which costs the government over two and
a hall million dollars each year. In the
opinion OF the commission its varied ac.
tivities can be performed with equal or
greater, advantage by other services.
The commission therefore recommends
that II be abolished II is estimated that
by 20 doing saving OF not less than 81
oo00o0 year can be made
Another report illustrating the second
series recommends that the lighthouse
and life saving services be administered
BY single bureau, instead OF as at pres.
ent by two bureaus located In different
departments, These services have much
In common, Geographically, they are
similarly located admlnlstrauyoly, they
have many Of the same problems, II IL
estimated that consolidation would result
IN n saving Of not less than 'loo 600 an.
nually
The Van Buren press., 1912-01-20

the coming in Of the report, such offices
as may be found useless and can be aool-
ishet Will be SO treated by executive or
der
The Van Buren press., 1912-01-20
The Budget.

The United States is the only great na-
ton whose government Ia operated with
out a budget, This fact seems to be more
striking when 1t Is considered that bud
gets and budget procedures are the out
growth OF democratic doctrines and have
had an important part In the development
OF modern constitutional rights, The
American commonwealth has suffered
much from irresponslbilty on the part OF
Its governing agencies. The constitution
al purpose OF a budget is to make gov
ernment responsive to public opinion ana
responsible for It's acts
The Van Buren press., 1912-01-20

The importance of establishing and
maintaining standard specifications In
The Van Buren press., 1912-01-20
January is, 1862.

Ihe nomination OF EDWIN NJ. Dldu
ton as secretary Of war was confirm
ed The nomination was received with
great favor by the Democratic press
of the north as indicating a closer
union of the two parties for the con-
duct of the war but It was comment
ed on unfayorably by much of the
Republican press,
Gen. Price, commanding the Con
federate army in Missouri, protested
against the shooting of soldiers, citi'
zens and brdge-burners' by the Ma
tional forces, under command OF Gen
Halleck. He expressed incredulity Of
reports to that effect that had reached
him, and asked whether his men were
to be treated as rebels or belligerents
Gen. Halleck replied that the bridge
burners had been Court-martlaled
and that mo order Of yours can save
from punishment spies, marauders,
robbers, incendaries, guerrilla bands
etc, who violate the laws OF war Ee
promised, however, that any men cap
tured wearing the uniform Of Prices
army would not be so summarily dealt
with
The Union steamers blockading the
Rappahannock had a brush with the
Confederates on shore, The Mystic
chased a schooner onto the beach, and
was proceeding to seize her, when
the Union sailors were opened on with
a howitzer concealed in adjacent
woods. The gunboat Dawn came to the
assistance of the Mystic in bringing
the men off the schooner, An attempt
was made to dislodge the Confeder
ates, who kept up fire from the
woods with a howitzer and a ril'ed
cannon. The schooner was burned,
A notice was posted by Confederate
officials in Barren County Kentucky
directing all free white males between
the ages OF eighteen and forty-iivc
who would not enlist in the Confeder
ate army either to bring all their guns
to the Inspector Of Arms for Barren
county, or, having no guns, to come IN
with twenty dollars,
The Van Buren press., 1912-01-20

Through a long period OF years and By
numerous laws and orders there has
grown up a procedure governing public
advertising and contracting that is mora
burdensome and expensive in some cases
than Is necessary The procedure is not
uniform in the various departments; II Is
not uniform in many cases for the dif-
ferent services In the same department.
To make uniform the requirements so far
as practicable will be In the interest Of
economy and efficiency and bring about
that simplicity that will secure the larg-
est opportunity for contractors to bid for
government work. and will secure for ths
government the most favorable prices OBJ
talned by any purchaser.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15
N1nntettu ~fofouSaifa,

tpopoin tomnsbipi!diSten fofoui
postifpipmptien iobopsta pioetddl
fesfipiitfona, tt. 81 y. eifd 10 =
niiufuin eruen on ilntoitettu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15
Observation-Disclosures Sruntppooin
Notwithstanding
ratfaistatuatSt

SdmG post tuliIi tiertdmddn s
ronnoooin tofInsbipisIu mpDsftn,
ia Sronpoooin toiunsbipil6iiet ppp'
oetddn tofoontumaon tdmdn beln,f.
81 pditpd Flo 2 ip. Ianotun Sron'
luooo t%o,pnsbipin baulille teefuste.
lemuan iumasta aiiasta, iefd uiai
no 1moan" peiitIioniin nimenIG.
Postinfulfu m%aolenonua on bp'
min iuuresta mertitptlestG; ia enIt'
mdiIid tebtdwi6 meiup. Sronlpoooin
pmpdrist6n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on iuo
ba postinfulfu MISUNDERSTANDING tdn
tdntDDn min plan FUN moboontetu.
Se noiooou beipoeti IGaoa, joe
Iuooaan mddrGttp lumma p%etiiIionir
~,ioinooiiu."
Siis, m%uietofun Iaapua fanIalni
let, ia muffin, pudmainittuibin pait
foibin eoustomaun itIednne bppdr
allan eteen. Sc teette m6driu iiIellen
ne ia muiiIe Jos iddtte poiS.
SGtd toipoo ptIi bpDdn allan e
teen toimifpa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15

feutettu tuimimoon ntraliIena To
tarp pubIic'ina 8osebic Sountpeia,
Wlicb. 3~anIalaiiet pciipat fddntpd
bdnen puoIeenla Grmin Townships
ia. Sioite: .Sroutpopb. Wiicb.
y Grifois alennns. GrifoisaIen
nus feaoien forioamile le iublia
norten
g. vi. 9ean"ud.
Smumatfaa! aaifenlaistd ia.
mitaparaa % proIent. alennufieua
on mpptdpdud meiodn Iiitfeesidm.
me.
NnberIon &c Siuber9
Fountain" fpnia 10 iertietd 8
boUoriiu masiamin
s. VI. 9eoniud
- @lf1G mentD inertia ereutmata
Il falaan! 0dinD Gfquistin rddidIt
Iiitteestd Iautte parbaat y%iuppotpoot
teet." JOeil ottotoapa tdmG buomt
oonne.
- @ieraiIemasia~ Sron 9eItisId
fdmdiIi ioufto ironmoobiloiiia pii
me Iunnuntaiua. Slibau niitd parfi'
MALTA oIioitafin. ipaon filti muobos'
tut mntfo bausfafii pierailuretfefii.
DE ironmpobilaiIet olemme fpbd.
mestGmme fiitouiIia ironbeltildiiue
runIaasta Observation-Disclosures.
Naiffafumnalle iaapui mime
-torstaina R~uotialaiien 2utb. 2irton
papiff pastori 9. &. Wilion perbei.
neen Normap'std, Wicb.
= anplemanionoma iaopui nil.
me periantaisaamuna past. Wtenin
perbeeIeen GaIumetista, tuoben tie
bon ettd mrs. Wilenin diti, mrs.
MboIfina SorIen oil fuouut aipan
dffid torstaisiItona. Wtrs Wilen mat.
fusti periontaina Salumetiin, iamoin
past. @iIeen manbimman poifania
2ouen fansIa piime iunnuntoi<ilta.
ma. Sautoioifet oIimot fpitme moa'
nontaina. pastori WiIenin perbe Iies
nee fotona 10 tdnddn.
Snmalanpalpelnfita. Soreste.
rien baaIisio (SuffoIf #. 316) fun
muntaina TIN Is p. ppbdfouIu Flo
puoli II op. SItafofousta Ell ole,
ipoan Sron peItisId OH r~oittiuspube
Flo 8 ip.
Nemportin Iuf. iaarna tiist. tt. 20
p Flo y s ip. emil !9oIapon Iuona.
&. ". BURNT.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15

proientin olennutIeua mDpodGn npt
taiffi miesten ia poitien pddapsta'
E;t
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15
Observation-Disclosures

miIs Olga NnoerIon, Gfbolm 4
Gp:n entinen ia iDDrt, San mattuei
miime miifon fesfimiiefono iairaan
hoitofursieiUe 'Meblanoiin. Wis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15

2esfusteItiin biufan fofonffien oh
ieImasta. pddtettiin m. M. ettd o
pettaiat tuopat Observation-Disclosures
toi pIeenid fosmotusta fosfemio
fesfusteIuaineita fofouffiin. ia aIus'
tapat mpDsfin tuoman'a aineen,
WofuubefF Fitd, ettd ieuraamaon
fofoufIeen iaomme fesfnsteIuaineen
palittiin Mrs Sannp Sacffon eiittd'
mdan ia aIustamaan ionfun fesfus'
teIufpIpmnfien fieud. 2nonnouiiesti
omat faitfi ioiietfin opettaiot ei az
noaStaan oiteutettuia maan mpDs'
Elm peIwoiteituia fefemadn parbaan'
ia Observation-Disclosures inbteen.
2ofous lopetettiin pbteiieud lou'
lula ia rufoutieaa, ioipoen etid
Iiittomme aIfaiii taaien entistd reip'
toimimaan.
Qofoufien puoIesta
9Iino 5. Dartiainen,
firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15
&c q . &c Va e. W ~ % " "
%aiitalnnRalte
s "a MIA " n 10 N N "a

Smmalampaltuclus emf Iunnun-
taina Sronmoobisia Flo 10 op. st.
foniriIla Flo 2 ip. ia italia nnorto'
fofous Sronmoooin firfos'a flo
puoli 8.
Sortousbetfi tesfiwiiffona It. II
pud Flo puoli 8 i'll. Wlotti Sonfaina'
rem ta!oIla Hprrien pdGpG.
Spntpnpt ia fastettu.
Sron geltisId, 9Dis.
Mletianoer ia Suianna Sooren
poifa SeIse Gbpin fpnt, II p. tom'
NIT. East. II y. belmif.
Soban ia Saima 3entoIan poifa
@ino. SaImor ipnt 10 y. lofat'l9ll
fast. IL p. belmif.
Sronnpooisia:
Siof ia GuIemia Sobnionin tDttD
Mtartto Gleonpra fpnt. Is p. tam
mit. tast. IL y. belmif.
&upuut ia boubattu:
8eSIemerieid:
Matti Nerner Siuanpdd tuoli g
p. beImif. 2 fuun monbana, bono.
z p. belmif.
WalIrio 70. Wilen,
go 6. glper It. Sronwpob, Wti6.
Eelef. 436 H.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ompelus
Ieuran tofous mrs Wdiidien luona
Nenportin pGdud torStaina tt. %
pnd Flo 2 ip.
= Yerifaopn partaaile on ibmis
iufu fulfemasIo, enei ipmd usfons
nouinen benfi pddle paltoamaan
nouIefpoa nuoriIoa, tulemien tpuoii'
%fpmmeuien iohtatpaa polpea. ytp'
fpiIen nuoriion miebuusifddn ioutu'
eSIa on ibmistuntaa parmasti Fob
bannut Min laoiaperdiI et tebtdfp6t ia
monenlaiIet paifeubet, ettd iofoifer
ibmisfunnan idienen tdptpp ouo
narmosti mafaantuneen ia pitdnaI
Id perustaua Ieiiopan DtIiIDn, jos
mieIi ieIpiptpd.
NuoruubenN aifa on bilpeDoen. fe
mpemmdn mietiS eelpn ia unelmier
oitaa. Soiapuoliiesti febittpdtieer
nuSret ebbottomasti tarnitiewat &c.
npempddfin oianfulua. Wtntta mel
bGn oifamme nuoriIo on FIND on
neuiieSia oiemasia, ettd fitd obotta
mat Iuuremmot, plemdmmdt tebtd
ndt fnin nuoriioa fosfaan enner
on obpttanut. Niinpd onfin nelnoI
Hfuatemme NOTWITHSTANDING tebtdmddn
me MT Fun meiQd pield fiiben oifae
on.
GlGmGnmafaumufIe len et~Iinndsid e
ptIitddn moi o%nnistuu, jos ban Il
ipuuttaa SeeIutien ~2riStutien, rot
faiIeposti tdpbeud mafanuubeac
mddrG6mdttd Iubbettoan 6Gneen
@uttomaon nuoriioa tdsid iubteesIo
aiiotaon nuisieurotunuon Db
tenbesIG ioiminut fristiQinen nuori
1~oIeura idueen iaoon eIdmGdn. Gnfi
mGinen nuorten fofous pioetdGn en-
Il Iunnuntatno Flo rs i'll. RonIoHiS
Seurofunnon firfoS1a. SdmGn ilar
pbieImaSta oil ~feloStusto 10 lebtem
the tpiime rumerosia, ioten pppbe.
t6dn Iutemoon find ount friStiuistd
nuoriioleurao tosfema uutinen. =
&oitti nuorei! Ia parbotfin, tultaa
mufaon, ette tule fosfaan fotumoon.
Nupriiofenron toimiuta foetetoan
Iaaba min bausfatfi ia nuoreffoof'
II FUN mobbouista. 2aulua ia Jolt.
toa eli fofoufIistamme tule puuttu'
maan, ia ehfdpd field, Jos alta
mpDten antaa, iosfus lomaan Iei'
fimmefin. Mutta bausfimmaff o.
5afIi marmasti muobostutpat MILF
Foot fesfustelut oifamme miorien
mielid fiinnittdtpien fDipmpfIien job
bosta. S%ubIobetfieIi muobostumat
fifteen ne betfet, ionoin pbbesIdolom'
me bcbeImdnd pffi ia toinen nuori
nouIee eIdtpdnd miinipmun ofIana
tunnustomoon SeIufien 2ristufien
omafi periononiieffi Wapabtaiaf'
ieen. Sic Sumalasia on moneIe
meista fpudtin fpieId outoa, ebfd
tuntum miItei mosteumieIiieItd aiateI'
latin, mutto ie lilo fittenfin ippintd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15

Rpbbpttiin Iiiton ipirfailiiain naa
lin. @iimiebefii woIittiip g. 8. Wor
%tiainen, tparaue @ 9aarola. airiu'
riff malittiin Wrs 9lino Wortiainen,
maratiriuriffi Wtrs Sannp Sacfion.
u. 2pstild malittiin rabastonboito'
iotii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15
Nelia fapaffaa Suliettu. DIeiier

StGtLN $NfNS~eN Il
Ipnttdidn S'Neiu'in neunosta Juliet.
tin niime niitoua nelid tapatfaa
Sronpoo Dis "a, MIN. Sranf 6ulanin,
WeSt aurora fobun morreua, ia
cSobn be Gtsfanon, Sabatino Ser.
3an ia Nutonio bInbrean Silper
fabun narrella, Idbeud iofea. "a.
bdn tpimenpiteeieen rpbbpttiin, iotta
tpoitaiiiin ,udlttdd oifemben fdpnii,
ioua pastori s. 8. Hutleb9e Ssboe'
minsistd, tapaetaliifteen nastnsta
iien liiton iuperintenbentti oil uban'
nut NJ. M. Iiud perusteeua ettd Iu'
pafiriat ndiue moinituiue fopafoitIi'
ioiue oil annettu laiaiien oian idles'
I'd. N6in ouen OH Sronipoooisia ve'
Md ainpastaan As fapaffaa" ia
ndistdtin mobbouifeSti 9 nield pi'
affoin iulietaon.
Ypbiat fenfiin, nopeimmin ia
parbaot iaopi Mdfi &c alfulan iuu'
tariIiiffeesId SuIfolf fatu 30S. Sin'
ne on bilioffoiu Iaapunut uuIimaui'
men fentien pobiousfone rSlemin9".
pobiot ponnaon neulomaua muutd'
mosIo minuutisIa. 6innot fobtuuai'
let. RiireesIde6Gn Ell tornitIe pul1an
loutuol
WetppDrt Whining So. on nos.
tanut piteusinhin S%roupoooin fou'
punfia nastoon liian torteaSta We'
roitufiesto. Dbti6 on fpud matlnnut
file mGdrGtpn merpn, mutta liittds
MT mofIuunia protesiin. Son,a pb'
ti5 on Iamasta ipDstd nostanut oi'
teusiutun 9esIemerin faupunfia, ia
Grmins ia 9esiemer.topnsbippeid
wastaan. Sutut tuIewat ndbidpdsti
ellie @osebic fauntin piirioifeuoen
istunnosIa emf toufofuuua.
Samauainen oifeusiuttu tulee oIe'
maon 9be 9rotberton, Sunbap Xa'
fe ia Werona nbtiDi0d WateIieIbin.
topnsbippid mastaan.
&artamSfenroia tuIen pitdmddn
tdsid fuusia Sronmoobin ieutupils
la:
FL .. @ust 2inbitrDmin taloua Flo
puoli 8 III.
% p. SrOnmoDbin eteldpuoleua
amtti eippoien taIola Flo puoIi 8 IL
ala.
rs p. SurIepn pohioispuoleuo
Weabpiuen fouIuna Flo 10 ap. pes
rdfontrin fouIula Flo 2 ip., ia las
ten ppbafouIua famasia paifasia
clio puoli A ip.
81 p. Siaf 2uialan taloua Sron'
Norrien pddud Flo pnoIi
8 Id.
%. 9aaraIa.
d MR. Mntti &aa$pia motfnsti
Iauantaina !Soncocfiin Mme'
rifan euom Wh,Iiiffipbbistpfien iob'
Iofunnan fofoufIeen. Sdnen pitt iaa'
puo tofaiIin iiiStaino, moon Hence
'aapunut nosta ellen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15

g8nfefieIhin. 9%esIemerin ia Wtont
realm iunnuntoifouluia p6dtettiin
pppt6G ~IGbett6mddn eoustoiun liiton
Ieuraapoon totoutIeen, YnpnnDn
tirieclinen toimitto minen idi liitou
firiurin tebtdmdfIi.
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e"nnrenmoiSifii

mat Sronmoobin biibtoieuran idr'
iestdmdt mdenlostufilpailut emf iun'
n%untoina, fostapa oIonottoiia Iaas
pun dina mdenlaefun fotimaasta,
NoriaSta %iaatta. &ristianiolaiIet
Swen Welbapen ia Nasner Omit.
pebt. tumpitin eiewid mdenIoefiiois
to, tuIetpat ndieid fiIpailuisIa foetta'
maan toitoania tdfdlniSten mGen
Iastiioin fonsia. Wtitd mdfeen iuIee
min pildiIi fen nptpddn oIeman mi.
I'd paraimmosia funnoeiu, Iomoin
lostiiotfin fuulutpot aina moon o.
lepan paranemaon tdIin. Gipd iiis
diff tnmma moitfa n6ieId filpois
tuiSIa onniSiuttoiiiin lpDmddn np
fpinen Mmerifon retorbi 1852 %iolfoa,
iota niinifdau>on Sronuoooin ma
esd Iaamutettu. Ammattilaisten luo
taeia tuuoan tilpaiIiioile iofamaan
z rabapalfintoo, ioistn enIimdiuen
tetee so ooaaria, ia omatD0rieu luo.
easia ioetaan porb aimpien tuIoSten
Iaoiiue ornottnita fultas ia bopea'
tomaroita. SitdpaitIi tuluan pilim
mdu bpppn tefiidne uItopuolello
pariinoista filpailua antamaan 10
oouoria ia Jos bpppp on pli 1872
ialan min Ioa bdn 20 oollaria.
Observation-Disclosures aitoo
miIs Olga Nnoerlon, GfboIm &
Som eniinen fdIDDri, Sdn matfusti
piime miitou fesfimiitfono iairaan'
hoitpfursieiUe 'Meblanoiin, Wis.
Wits Silma Msarip, iofa on
palmenut tddud Npbers &c &%orIonin
liitfeesId, On muuttanut Sancoctiin,
misId bdner monbe mpanI IA aIu'
mot.
Smomattatua tiiaiinas. 20
proIentin olennutIeua mDpoddn MT
faiffi miesten ia ppitien padlpsta'
fit.
She Mooel.
Wm Widti,
pmistoia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15

Stettiin feetueteltopatSi tulema fe
1diubIa. Milttaon fesfnsteIun perGe.
I'd pddiettiin ie pitdG SronUoooisio
tefdtuun aiauo. SubIau ldbempi fd'
Iiftelp, tortempi oian mddrddmineu
n. NJ, i1tettiin Ieuraapan totouf
fen pddtettGipdtii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15

Geuroomon %foeoutien oiotfi eboos
tetiiin bubtifuuta, iota mDoS tanna'
tettiin. Wirtofunto mGdrdd mpD-
bemmin mind Iuununtoino bubti.
fuuela fofoonnutoan, ia ilmoittan
iiitd Iuttaiosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15
P0ytakirja,

tebtn @osehic' ia Sronfuuna
ten Ypbdtoululiiion fofont
Iesid Sron 9eIisiG, Wis.
Ii y. belmif. 1912.
Rofoufien pubeeniobtoiatSi molit'
tin 6. 8. Wortiainen, firiuritii ai'
no Wortioinen.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13
Notices.

ALL SPANISH AMERICAN war
veterans come to the Audito-
rum, third floor, Wednesday at
s p. m, and bring your discharge
papers to learn Of something for
your benefit Also join national
organization similar TO the g.
A. !. 6-11-6
MR.. JOHN f. PARROTT, your baggage.
JOY street VIII be sold if not called for
in ten days. 6-5-3S
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13
Medical

DIR. EDMONDSON'S Tansy Pennyroyal
and Cotton Root Pills, a safe aud re-
liable treatment for painful and sup
pressed mcnstruatiun. irregularities and
similar Instructions Trial box by-mail,
soc Frank Edlnondson g. Bro. manu-
factoring chemists, IA South Broad street
Atlanta Ga. 2-l7-14
LADIES S1.d00 reward. | positively guar
antee my great successful "Monthly'
remedy, safely relieves some of the long
est, most obstinate. abnormal cases in
three to five days; no harm pain or in
reference with work; mail 50 Double
strength 50 Or. + C Southington Rem
edy Company, Kansas City. No 1924
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13
Help Wanted-Male.


WANTED-A male nurse. Apply 800
Washington. 6124 40
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13
Statesmen Wanted.

HONEST MEN to sell nursery stock. ex-
perience unnecessary salary or COM
mission weekly Address ATllburn Adj
verusing Agency Millburn. n. j 40-l06
WANTED-Beliable representative in
every town in Georgia for home build
ing company reference required Adj
dress NJ. l. c., care Georgian 6-S3S
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13
Agents Wanted.


WANTED-Agents who can sell
high-class lot proposition on
commission basis, or salary and
commission Must be able to
give bond Address Box I'll,
Postofice, City. 6-111S
AGENTS WANTED in every town in
Georgia TO sell automobile tire remov-
er; does the work in one minute what
1t will take two hours to do without this
tool. For sale by A. C. Inman Midwife.
"a 229-39
BE INDEPENDENT a mail order
business in your own home. We
tell you how, and furnish everything
needed wholesale. An honorable and
profitable business for a man or woman.
Particulars free Many make $4,000 a
year Murphy Mfg. Co, South Norwalk
Conn. 5-11-5
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13
For Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE-One grand square Chckerng
piano and all kinds of household goods
at go CORTLAND. 55-12-6
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13
Situations Wanted-Male.

Rates Under This Classification: "a
words, / time 10c; 8 times zoe; times ACC
~--)ec-re@,~~----~~
YOUNG MAN of IS wants position as as
sistant bOOllkeeper; have had expert
ence; good references. Address Compe-
tent. Box 6, care Georgian 48-12-6
YOUNG MAN STENOGRAPHER of two
years experience, who is now employed,
desires to make change to better future
Address "StenO.,' F. O. Box ~, City.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13

TWO experienced mattresses at once; two
nurses, either inexperienced or under
graduates, who wish to finish course
Acme Business Agency 6-12-S3
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13
Unfurnished Apartments For Rent
Furnished Houses For Rent.

WANTED-To arrange with gentleman
and wife to use my furnished home and
board three who are at present there. hd-
dress Comfort" care Georgian. $500
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13

-~-0>~-~>->-~->---~-~~~~ >~-~-~>~~~~
TEACHERS WANTED-Mainly for prin-
cpals and assistants. Fall positions
being taken rapidly ly----=vz.- exceeds
supply Free Registration Wri,~ .or
blanks and terms Register Teachers
a eency. Register. Ga $50 rs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13

NINE good Jersey mich cows giving
from 2Ia TO 4 gallons a day Shppey
Bros & White, 96S Marietta ST. Both
Dh0Dac 5TC Go 40
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13
Help Wanted-FemaIe.

e~.7--l-|~~(@0-00~~~oO-~0
GERMAN COOK; small family; nice
home; good wages. Acme Business
Agency. lois Century Bldg. 6-12-82