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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
zmrttfr Thrl.
slam&cns &reoist.

Sdou's @liimlein sort i'm Seierfleio,
Ser er1ten ems 5lr S~rlhl1n9s5e1t,
Sic Sonne hats NIT 3uubermud}t
sl15 purflem Sd,pB berporsebrddf.
sic ludyt nit milocm solonem Sde1n
Sn nus erldlloM ne Nlg brne1ll,
Ssnncs elm luufter 9en5e5m1no
Siebfpienp herst nas Sllthentmp.
9limleils id10,1es Selrge1pano
HGl1 muhl Sc: 8ur1ner5 Sl1d gehdn11t,
lluo mehr nen1 tuulenh Wule ruht
Es:n Slug uuI oel1eu Surbenglutb.
Sod Gins" an Sdimleins 8ubme sebrt
llro Dos iii Ser grmdguno lpertb;
San "leilt: Salein5 9lIthentr1lt
Nsol cor 10 flir5er Sdller lit.
efedl cin gen men gen Sueeu |don
@rblost lciu prdd1t' ger Yurpurthron;
g. ienfet n1iin' ous 8Dpfdeu ub
11no !pelteI bin lN3 tribe Grab.
G9n Gliimlein IN oes Gartens Naln
Grlern' Ses Giilcse5 Fursen Sra1:lt,
lIno peno' nidlt thDritt Ner5 rllo Gum
III eitlen1 Sa!ln ulo Sdllmuler BIN.
Nu iroIt9e SdlDnbeit i1irbr oabill,
% ME Die 9tehel lid per5leb1l,
@Leih uie Der Mu1d1 rrn nufl1ell gent
llno IN Die 9ltft Ser 9nGt per!ueht.
Sic Suseno 1u:r iii pon @elralS,
Sic uterroet Sen GrdbesrulN;
Sr,ln1 1treb' lu:) ilrem edlten Sla1l5;
S,tr lpi.tt Elm ,Sn1nlorIetienfrul1S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
&ette 9 hiB H..

reid Ser Gbaupi1rismus mie0er 10
brett gemadt, ooB man ieoen Mugen-
blif ei11en erniten 3uiammenitoB 5pi.
ifen SEN beioen feiu0liden Nadbarn
gu befird,ten bat. Jranfreid, SEM
Ieutidlaro in Ser Maroffofroge ELM
10 liebensmiir0iges gntgegenfommen
ge5eigt fat, ideint Dor uebermuh
ldon nidt mebr 51 miiie11, mas es
tbun ioa. @ie BEL Sen oomaligen
@er6an0lungen piele angeiebene 3eut=
ihe NIT Hedt befurdteten, ideint
Iranfreih iih ein5ubiloen, 6oB 6a5
gntgegenfommen Ser 5eutihen
&eidsregierung angit gemeien lei,
inns 0os Muftreten ieirrer &egierl1ng
uno Sic @ebereien Ser 3eitungen be-
meiien, oas Sic Eriigel, Sic es in
SEN Sabren 1870 uno 1871 er1ulten
fat, Iang1t mieoer D%ergeiien fins. Ias
Trefe 8efn6ren Ser in Sen %fran56ii=
'fen Sffi5ierfreilen %perbreiteten Mi=
lltar5eitnng 5eigt, SoB itd 6ielelben
1ah elmer nelen Srnd}t Nriigel Jeff
1een unS 3eutid1lono geraSe5u fer
ausToroern, ihm oielelbe gu perab=
reifen. Ser grud leiner @erpflid=
tl1l1gen oeutld7en Meidsangehoriqen
in Moroffo gegenii6er lit fragrant,
inns Sic %0rohenoen Heoen, Sic pom
Mi1iifertiihe unS Sen MitglieSern in
Ser Geputirtenfammer iolen, seigen,
oaB Sen @erren Ser @eritonS uno
Sic rl16ige l1eberlegung oonfommen
abhan0en gefonmen fms gereits
hot iih Sic 5eutife &egierung gen0=
aeiehen, eiren falten @aIler=
itrahl nah Goris 81 rihten u11o Sos
FAILS offi5ieqe Mun5itiid Ser Seut=
iden Megierung, Sic @0lrilf1e Set
tl1na, fat in einem Mrtifel Sic 'front.'
&egierung auf ibr e~igentbiim=
ltd1es @erhalten nufmerflom gen1adt
rn5 ihr erfldrt, nenn lie SEN @rieg
poQe, fonne lie i'm hobe11. Sag
Iih in ndditer 3eit ernite @erhdlt=
niiie ent1pideln. iheint nidt ol1ber
SIT itehen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
9euti1e sonntaesteier.

Gorigen Sonntag hatte Ser 3eutld<
Mmerifaniife Staotperhan6 bon Gir1=
cinnati groBes 6abnenmei6feit in Ell
mem Ser Sortigen 9uItgGrten. Inter
anoeren bielt audi Ser 0ortlge gilr=
germeilter, @err @enrp s. Stunt, Ser,
nebenhei geiagt, Elm edter un0 redter
Mmerifuner lit. eine Ne0e. Sic mohr=
huft oeutide 9uloimnfeit athmete
u11o Sic oeutihe Muffaiiung ser Sc
bensfiihrl1ng portrefflih sum Mus=
orud brofte. @einer Ser unoeren
Meoncr hat Sen Son oieier Seutihen
2ebensfreuoe, melfe 10 ldon su Dem
8eiite Ser Sonntagsfeier paBte, better
%getroffen, 1pie 0ieler oufgefldrte Slime
rifaner. Tolgen0es lit Ser @eridt
oes uGincinnotier &olfsblattes" uber
Sic @eoe Ses 8irgermeiiters, urb er
perSient sic m0glidit meiteite Ser
breitung in Ser Nreiie 6es 9an0es:
Sd freue mild ut1gemein, nit ST.
men bieien Mudmittag oerbringen gu
f0nnen, inns Sic inn Namer Ser
Stoot, oeren Sberbuupt ih 5u iein
Sic gbre bube, su begriiBen. @enn ih
periuden moQte, Sb11en su erflaren,
mie Diel uniere StuDt Sen 9eutlfen,
Sbnen uno SIREN @orfabren, gu Der
ou1fen hot, miiBte i9 Stunoen lang
bier ite6en, I'M e5 gu tbun. Mber id
miG Sic niht ermiioen uno bon ST.
rem @ergniigen abholten, fann ie5od
nidt umhin, ouf sic Sbatiahe bin5u<
meiien, 0oB Ste 3eutiden es gemelen
inns, Sic Sen @urgern 6ieles 9an5es
oerniinftige S6een be5iiglih Ser Be-
qebung 0es Sonntags beigebrudt uno
Sic @igotterie, Sic Dor Sahren
berridte, bertrieben baben. 3ies lit
ie0od niht ourd @etpoIt, ionoern
ourh Sbr genebmen bei Sbren Sc
item, 0urh ore quite Sr0nnng nn0
quite Site, meIde oobei herrifen,
herbeigefiibrt morben. Sic Deriteben
es, iid 81 amiiiieren, obne uber Sic
Stranae gu idIagen, ln6 ih fonn 81
men nift genlsg erfldren, mie mobI es
mir hut, boB es mir %gelungen lit,
einen go10enen Mittelmeg SIT finSen,
Ser es mir erlal1bte, Sbnen nud fer
nerhin Sic @etpiBbeit gu eeben, ooB
Sic 6eite oes Stnotperbomes inns iei=
ner Mitglie0er feline storung ieitens
Ser Sbrigfeit gu furdten bruu9m.
Sd meiB, SoB es 6abei itets geietlid
un0 oronungsmdBig aatgebt, un6 ih
mer6e mid gu ieber 3eit f%rerte1,. menn
Sic mir @elegenbeit geben, mdbreno
meines Mmtstermirrs 10 piele BON ST
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
SeTcre Nnn0elsbeite=
Ibungen 5u Sentid=
luuO.

"a: SeutIte Geifmacer. oas lid|
lest ouf Ser Tabrt nah @anlpton
NoaSs tefil1Set, erfilt cine Miiiirn
interuatiouaIer 6reuuo1duft u16 bic
tar se1iigenoe @emahr fir Ous sur
3eit - politilh nie io5iol herr=
idel:oe cute Ginpernetmen 5Dilfen
Sem Sertifeu uno Sem ulnerifanild)e
|olfe. Geutid7lal1o bat jeopd) gl1ten
&r1ulo, nit SEN hel 1ebenSen @a11oels=
%beJieful1gen SIT Nmerifa reht u115u=
rrieSen su leil1, ll10 Sic SeutldJe Gegie=
rl}rg fat es audi oeri1arSen, oiele I'M
5ufrieoenheit BEL SEM gmpTange Ser
Misunderstanding : aommllIu=
re in Berlin fiiblbar 81 MAIDEN. Trei=
lifS muroe1n Sofr Sans @ammono uno
Sic iibrigen aommiiiare Ser fir 1915
geplanten @eltaltsiteaulrg in San
Nrarriseo in Berlin NIT boben gbren
inns ausge5eifneter @0flihfeit gebei=
Be11. Mber bis iest baben Sic @erren
in grleoigung ibrer 4ufgabe, oeutide
Nusi1euer fir Die Ea1nma=@eltaus=
1teaung gu begeiltern, fuum nennen5=
mertbe 6ortldritte genradt. Iie oelt=
.1den @roBi1oultrie1e11 balten 5uriid
l1ro 5eigen cine gemille Mbnelgung,
iid ol1f Elm 3uiammenmirfen 81, Gut
item Ser AusItellung ein5ulullen, ebe
linen Sic @eriiterung gege5en peroen
fam, oaB before, uuf ge1l11Ger Ne=
ciprocitat berlhen0e @anoelsbe5le6u1=
gen 5uiidfael1 Sen @ereinigten Stauten
inns 3eut'f,laro geltaffen merDen.
Sic 1rager iifa nelfen 9eute11 es If
nen bri11gen funr, fire @aaren IN
San Trancisco SIR elu5Itellu1g 5u
bringer1, 10 luluge ein unpernilnftiger
1oatarif e5 linen um0glid maft,
0eutIfe Moure>1, Sic ou5 amerifani=
1he @olf mia uno BADEN loate, in
Mmerifa SIT p%erfaufen. Somobl
.Ieutlhla11o mle Mlnerifa fon1ten gro
BE @ortheile aus freieren @an0elsbe=
5ie6ungen ih0pfen. ltn0 Sic groBe,
Northumberland Musltellung in San
Trnncisep lolte Don Ser &egierung
in @albington ols Mittel sum 3med
be1iitt mer0er, ibrer ginluoung an
3eutihlam praftiiden @erth SIT Der
leiber, i1roem lie cine 1rere Sierra az
umfuilenoer Heciprocitat in Sic @ege
leltet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
@id)t uno Sdattem osS
an,erifamii1en Gr;ie=
~buu9speiems.

lleber 2ift= uno Shuttenleiten SEES
amerifanild,en gr5iehungsnelen lens labt
iih Ser misunderstanding
q. g. 8. Clarion in ieiner e6en en-
@ldjienenen Sa6resiiberiiht eingeben0
oernehmen. r@enn Or. CLARION be-
Sauern6 Sarauf binmeiit, oaB Sic b0=
here gr5iebul1g mn perbaltniBmaBig
@enigen su5beil miro, ooB niht me6r
als 5 pom @u11oert cine iiber sic @od=
idule binausge6en0e @iloung ermer=
5en, 10 itimmt ur1s oieie Shatiode
nidt 5eionoers truurig. Mub Oenn
ieoer ltuoiren, Gie l1eber fiiqung ser
gelehrten @erufe u15 Sic @eran5ih+
tl1rg zines Observation-Disclosures
maht SEN 2el1ten in 9eutlhlo1p0
Summer genl1g. @ir ioQten frob iein,
Sob mir bier nod niht iomeit iin6;
auf Sem @ege So5u iiro mir leioer.
Inter oielem @eliftsminfel drgert es
uns audi ntdt, 6oB MIR etpo Elm 8ier-
tel offer Sfulfin5er Sen pouen bier
iahrigen Sodndulfurius 0urdmoht,
inns mir finSen feline belpnoere l1r=
lahe 5ur 6reu5e, 6aB innerbaIb zines
Sa6r5ehnts Ser Sheiliat Ser @ohihii=
ler5aM nm 76 mf's 5un0ert geitiegen
lit. Sc lit ia cine olte grfobrurg,
6oB mon Sos, mas man nidt in elmer
hoGeren Sdarle befommen fonnte,
leiht nadrholt, menn inn. ipdteren &C.
ben Sic Nothmer5igfeit an einen fer
antritt; ober an monhen tritt lie err
fahrltngsgemdb gor nift heran. Gaf=
millen lit fir lehr bie1e Men1hen iehr
piel miftiger ols hoiheres shuImii=
len.
gber Elm BOAR pirflide Sfntteriei-
ten meiit bus Shl1lmelen ouf, 10 rpirf=
lid, SaB Ser shlagidotten ouf unier
aanses offentlifes 9eben fGat. 3os
lit Sic id1efte geioIol1ng Ser unteren
2ehrfrafte ur5 Sic geringe 3eit Ser
mirflihen Shulbelude: aus bei5en
ergibt iih foIgerihtig sic nerhGltniB=
maBiq nie0rige @il5unesItufe seq ge=
mohnlihen Entertainers. 9ebrer inns
oebrerinren Ser @olfsihuIen, beion=
Sers o1f bem 9o,1Se, mer6en ldl1edt
be5aflt un5 hnten es 5esholb nidt
lange aus; fins fheilmeiie olh s1
lung un6 haben feline qeniigen6e @or=
bilourrg. l1n5 ser shah1beiuh Ser
ainoer? Ser eritredt iif1 ia iiber cine
aon5e &eihe Sabre, itert iid ober om
gnSe seitli6 nidt beionoers qroB oor.
9urdidnittlid fommt noh unlerem
8emGbrsmonn oltf bos &ino cine iahr=
lide Sdu15eit bon 113 Soqen, ooer
meniger o1s 5A Monnte. SeIbit cine
Shul0ol1er BON Is Sohren Dom 5.
Biz 19. Sabre ooruusqeiett, gibt 5os
MIR t,O46 Sage ODER Elm bisfen mebr
ols 5 Shuliabre 5u ie 10 Monnten.
Inns mag 50 gelernt mirh, lit oud
nidh INNER 0onah, bas 6er5 zines
Sdmlmeniden SIT err relen; un6 on
oere 9eute boben an ioIhes unth niht
piel SSreu0e."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

rem Soften 81 beluden, mie es mir
MIR m5glid lit"
9'id)t SIT oergelien, oos Set ml1roe
am Sontag abgebalte11, uno in Ohio
&c tebt befanntlit auh elm Sonntags=
5mangsgele s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

oas @erf5elag begriiBen, Sos ser BON
ib1ren oertretenen 8elinnur1g am Be-
item Gorldu6 5u leiiten perr1ag.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07

WANTEsD-An honest steady celor
man for seeond cook fn lafse board
ing house Apply al onet Aiss crush
"a Capitol SQUARE city $3.50
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07
WANT An RATES.

WAN AID RA ESi
One cent a word each insertion
unless on agreement Minimum
lOc an ad. Ads to appear in ordl-
nary reading matter type. Ads IN
larger type &c word.
Ads on contracts. &c a line for
80 consecutive insertions: 415c
line for so consecutive insertions,
sc line for 80 consecutive inser-
tons; 51ac a line for Is times.
count six average length words in
small reading matter type to the
line).
EXCEPTIONS.
Situations Wanted ads contain
ing not over "A words will be
printed one time for 10c; three
times for zoe. or seven times for
All ads. such as Boarders Want
ed, Furnished OF UNFINISHED
Rooms, Apartments, Houses For
Rent or Wanted. also Lost and
round. Help Wanted ads that only
get the benefit of the "city cir
culauOn' Of The Georgian, will be
lc a word for one insertion; three
times for the price of two or seven
times for the price of four.
CLOSING HOURS.
To secure proper classification of
Want Ads it will be necessary to
have copy in The Georgian office
before l o'clock the day Of the
issue
Every word in the advertisement,
including the name and address,
should be counted Each initial
counts one word compound words
are counted as two words
Telephone your Want Ads to The
Georgian (both phones $1,000 when
IT IS more convenient to do so, and
collection will be made at your
home or at your office the follow
ing day. This is an accommoda-
ton service rendered Georgian
Want Ad patrons and payment
should always be promptly made
on presentation of bill Always ask
that your telephone Ad be repeated
back to YOU by the telephone Ad
taker to make sure that ii has been
taken correctly. The Georgian can
not guarantee accuracy or assume
responsibility for errors of any kind
occurring in telephone advertise
ments
Out-of- town advertisements must
be accompanied with cash in full
payment for the same Note the
foregoing instructions about count
ing the words and the rates per
word Agencies discounts Is and
2 per cent
ADVERTISERS should retain re-
ceipts given by The Georgian to
patrons making payment for Want
Ads over the office counter, as no
mistakes can be rectified without
them In answering advertise
Georgian, if the advertiser asks to
show references, send duplicate
of same
SPECIAL NOTICE!
All Ads must be ordered out in
writing or at the office No dis
continuance notice taken over tel
phone.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07
Situations Wanted--remaIe.

Rates Irnder This Classification: "A
words. ] time lGc times zoe times 40c
.,- 80,
~, an %dsheI woman lIoanles.
Sanftaf5, Ro9ef ~. Taur,dr7 r NM
Iinax mgr "a and ri prothfrtou street
Phones Ben ls02. Atlanta 353 4-13-16
~ ,.sT.I-T; l,..s.,,-;,,. -,-,.,.5-
encad nnree. 11oeIf'tf ,rai1od besf ref
errnces. reasonable charge. mo o7jectiors
Is out-of town cases Ben phone 1854
West q sells aye 32-2-5
WANTED -lFositiou as house<eeper 6S
fniddIe-aged woman. ten wears exuerf-
cnoe ina large boarding house Address
Nrs 9 Coleman, Woman's College Ne
riaian, Niss 30-3-5
REFINED unincumhered settled lady
would like 10 assist Ia hoasework keep
house and he q companion re elderly cou-
As NaI !aet Nhete an letI az
Hpine' WI, an people fousehee
BeIGHT Intelligent Young lady desires
position as g. hier or saieslady al once.
+. tht' ~ NehNal sl' A'6dd5llla3
Ga ge-4-2
GeMPEI ENI stenographer desires tenn
lolaIS WoI IVY @221 L. lO2 s =
YOUNG lady with experience is anx-
ious for a pos ton as telephone operator.
Once l55inss WoTN nultigfaph work. Phone Ky w
900 81 20
a GOOD. reliable c0lored girl wants
place a8 maid in private family or
nurse. 40 ~ harms s.. - Wlilia5Iges;,
90 -
GOOD eolofed cook wants place to cook
coMFErtt7T young lady wants position
work Address MIS- r e Is. care Ge@-
gan 5000
@ANlEl' Position by experienced ste
h4Eralier' an az, oT ha 5d day pefm5Seneeht
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07
Washing.

DON'T WORRY over your family wash
ing We wash everything clean and
white. Starch all garments that require
it. Iron all table and bed linen for 30 cents
dozen Sanitary Rough Dry Laundry.
s D. Mullinax. mgr, % and 36 Brother
ton street Main 1902; Atlanta 353.
4-1s-17
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07
Boardefs Wanted.

NICE ROOMS, good board, plenty Of
milk, IS week Phone Main 2709-J
42-3-5
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07
Furnished Houses For Rent.

ALL or part of an eight-room house, rea-
sonabe until September 1. IA West Pine
street a-3-St
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07
UNFINISHED Apartments For Rent

FOR RENT Very desirable apartment
:, corner Peachtree place and West
Telephone Ivy 1923 or Main 1903 5-4-85
FOR RENT -Four room steam heated
apartment, with all modern conven-
fences Apply As West Baker street.
5-4-61
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07

yEANTED-An experienced lineman and
trouble man must he sobeE honest re-
liable and furnish best references Wan
@iAeSe1i 5-s~ky8
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07
The Georgian Is the Leading Want AID Medium of the


$4,000
printed Atlanta Newspaper Both Phones $1,000
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07
Unfurnished Rooms For Rent.

THREE nice upstairs rooms and recep-
ton hail. all conVeniences, good neigh
borhood 1855 Highland avenue. Ivy
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07

our graduates running shops ar making
good wages. Atlanta Barber college 70
East Mitchell street filt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07
BOOKkEEPER and S

nographer Experienced.
Must write good hand and
be rapid and accurate with
both figures and dictation.
Address II. G. G., Box 1913,
care GEORGIAN 5~6-2
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07

WANTED Eight oanyassers for indus
* 10 IS. salary and commits on quick
promotion for the ambitious and steady
nan Applv National Assurance Com
-a-.-+. 80 T.,-.7ie,. rsfgf. $40
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07
Helm Wanted Female.


Help Wanted Female
s-.,r, 1,,, .,-,s 6sfc.een sixteen
and twent7 iwo years f eye. att ,,,,
t ies f for RAPID Ia adyaneemeni Applicants
must haye copla'n s,sSseto1y referances
ne abie 20 IuIhlsi satts.it ~ ,,.sc ri, TX
as TO chate,., 20 81
AMo4ln - ee.i.e
WANTED CoWrelent RlIl as e4oh al'N
general house work apartment sLnal
family Call s. East sixth street lh5rq
floor
WANTED a young woman "llh eeuu-
Inc business aphil2, DaIa9le % li'a.l,.e
ING onlce ana hstP,ds arg ace,1rate. ex
~ tlNh1t :. 10 Il ffrra8 that
Sc he chrisf3sn. ii yoQ can not quail
ffv 81 above please DO not apply Ad-
siressf Rpefness Ability Box $50 care
Georgian $40
TTV7C1 ia5;oe rho oa,, nroecnt ia
Y la'ii09 WV C''''
the best class OF people an IN
x.o-+,,,o,4 ,ra,.fh1- of the seriOuS
estlllDn' VI
consideration OF any one Wishing
,,,,.oe4 e.,,,oII funds whore aheO-
~ ~ cot 9ii''ih '''''''
iute security and good returns are
~a,,,.od I,,o n Ccott S14 Grant
0eS1i ca. "i'V. ~ - -
Ride Phone Main 1867 O-t5-i
w ANIED Lady uogfapheFl
with evDerienca in billing must
l.. X A.. ro,,a.
be accurate. Apply 20 WE. ZONES
Atlanta Casl1pt COmDaDV. 1874 Ell
80, c,;4,. Q Al
lloll STREET, oll4 80 -
LADIES money doing the Herr
mann permanent wave with hairdress
g aoe e5rd5od 3?4 Few %esFs suad ss
postiona watns ~ og9t p paF ,sqe Tor E G@
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07
Shoe Repairing.

CHAMPION SHOE SHOP. Lee and Cor
don in new quarters; good work done:
work called for and delivered. 1851
West. 106-45
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07
UNFINISHED Houses For Rent.
Desk Space For Rent.

NICE. large desk space for rent with use
of both phones 1901 Empire Bldg. 5-t-21
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07
Furnished Apartments For Rent


FOR RENT Furnished apartment two
rooms vestibue and bath from June /
until September l. Frances Apartments.
Inquire Of jantor 43-20-4
FOR RENT-Three beautiful rooms, also
two large rooms. with kitchenette; mod
ern improvements. Delightful for sum
mer Phone Ivy 2418. 5-2-24
FURNISHED or unfinished second floor
front apartment. modern conveniences.
Phone Ivy 1889 5-43S
FOR RENT Three-room furnished apart
5-4-69
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07
Public stenographer.

MISS n. COHEN. IVY AIS.
1902 GAMBLER BUILDING
4-15- sc
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DIR RFRECCA c. BRANNON has re
moved her office and residence to 356
Forrest avenue. Telephone Ivy 1885
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Hatters.

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Furniture Repaired.


FURNITURE repaired, packed and
shipped, expert carpenter L. Wellons,
SO n. Forsyth st 1866
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Help Wanted MALE

ST0P a. Hlhun hotai heau of city.
t0is Walton 81 II you want clean,
quiet room transient 500 omen ain nieht
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
Daddy Bedtime
- MIR. Fox Was
Sorry He Got
The Cheese
. Ax~.,
r-rm u~A

ADDY began by saying to Jack and Evelyn: u don't want you o think
that l approve Of either IT. Fox Or MI Crow IN the story 1 a IN going
to tell you. Far from it. ~
Mr. Crow "a a sad thief. He hadn't been very well brought up.
and he didn't quite understand that it is very, very wrong to take things that
don't belong to you
80 when he saw a nice piece of cheese. in a cottage window he wanted
it very much. He waited until 40 one IA about, n hen he few down and
took the cheese.
made a mistake. Mr. Fox had seen HIM Mr. Fox was prowlng about the
when Mr. Fox saw MI. Grow sneak off with the piece Of cheese he started
right after him. Mr.. Fox liked cheese too
When he reached Mr.. Crow he found him perching n top of a tall pine
tree with the cheese fondly balanced in his bill
MY dear Mr. Grow, how are your Mr.. Fox began. I'm delighted to see
you You're looking splendid, but then you always do look WELL and your
high spirits seem never to leave you heard yesterday you we're the life Of
that charming party In Farmer Grufs cornfGd'
The crow looked 10 pleased that Mr. Fox went on:
with a little snatch of song heard ms passed the cornheld A more de-
that little song for me? had a little argument about it with Mr.. Owl He
cav, a 1 said 1T did
"Caw, cav! began the crow, and the cheese fell right into Mr. Foxs
mouth He gobhied 1T down In a second and then totted off through
the woods, laughing to think how easily he had fooled MI. Grow.
But it happened that Mr.. Fox had made a mistake, clever a he thoughta
himself d
THE cheese which the CROW had stolen had been fixed by the housewife
For the rats that troubled Ter greatly. She had only laid 1t In the window for
a minute before she took 1T to the cellar to put In one dark corner to tempt
a rat Inside Of the cheese ws poison, when MI Fox swallowed it be
began to feeld eadfuny ILL., By the time tn crow came along looking for his
cheese the fx was toe III to speak. 1t took a long time for him to- get well,
and now l don't know whether lie hates cheese or crows the most"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
HAVE LUNCHEONS ON LAWN
Idea VIII Delight the Little onss, and
To- Also PieaeAnt fer the
oroWnupa.

An easy way Of making the little
daughters summsr pleasant, II to a.
low her to give Z series Of informal
lawn ~luncheons. The first requisite 10
n Of the big umbrellas or canopies
Of umbrella shape which are mounted
upon substantial wooden handles and
are usually to be found serving a per
manent sunAhelters 1T seaside re-
sorts. A discarded dining table. fresh
~ painted and shortened Al to it, legs,
will answer ~ = standard for the big
unsatisfactory and about this should
be set from six to eight Of tho folding
chairs which are used chiefly In noun
tain camps and are the cheapest and
most easily carried Of all seats. Then
buy for the little daughter \ set OF m
ameled tin plates. cups and saucers,
q dozen near" silver forks, spoons
and knives, q white oiloloth spread and
= hundred paper napkins and she win
be . perfectly c~ontsnted hostess. pre-
siding over guests delighted with the
novel environment OF the entertain
ment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
1900 Girls Norfolk Coat, =
8 to ~ years.

Every variation of the Norfolk coat 10
fashionable and the style Is particularly
we'll adapted to the school girls. This one
Il made with a pointed yoke that is be-.
coming to girls figures and can be worn with
4 patent leather belt, as in this instance,
or with one of the material. There are
only three pieces in the coat proper and
che fronts are laid in one box plat each,
the back in two, then joined to tho yoke.
The collar and revers can be Of the same
material or of contrasting with equal
Imartness. The patch pockets with their
pretty folds give a distinctive touch. One
bf the new rough cheviots is the material
Illustrated but coats of this kind can bc
made Of hop-sacking, serge and all ma
tsriais Of the kind and the model IL also
liked for velveteen and corduroy. On cold
days, the collar can be buttoned up closely
about the neck in place of being rolled
open al in this case. Brown, blue and
copper are ~favorite colors. Any ono Of
these in corduroy with collar and cuffs
Af broadcloth would be handsome.
For the IL year size, the coat will
require 81 yards of material ~, 81
yards "A, az yards 81 inches wide.
The pattern 1900 Is cut in sizes from
I to II years. 1t will be mailed to any
address by the Fashion Department Of
lhls paper. on r -eipt Of ten cents.