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Katalikas., 1912-02-08
Chicago, Ill, Vasario (February


niu, o ju kapitalas siekia 8
milijonu rubliu.
UkrainieciQ mazarusiQ
kuopa nutare isleisti Mas
kvoje rusu kalba zurnala,
pasvesta isaiskinimui da-
bartinio stovio ir tikrQ uz-
duociu ukrainieciu tautinio
.iudeiimo. Leidimas ta
zurnala leisti jau gautas.
zurnalo vardas "Ukrains-
kaja zizn''. Naujame zur-
male jau pazadejo nuolatos
sandarbininkauti keli pro-
'fesoriai ir visa ellie ukrai-
niecciu ir rusq publicistu.
i-.
-Novgorodo miesto
valdyba gavo is Suvienytu-
ju Valstiju konsulio Mas
kvoje oficijali pranesima,
kad amerikonai labai yra
uzinteresuoti tuomi miestu
ir nori savo kapitalus indeti
j miesto viesUosius intaisy-
mus. Americas kapitalis
tai nori gauti leidima ivesti
mieste elektros apsvietima,
tramvajt.s, vandentraukius
ir kanalizacija.
Katalikas., 1912-02-08

Irlandija neuzilgo apture-
sianti visiska sau autonomi-
ia. Is visu projektu pata-
riama, kad Ir]andijos busi-
masis parlamentas kontro-
liuosias muitus ir isveza-
mas prekes, o su Anglia
busianti laisva pirklyba.
Parlamentas susidesias is
dviejq butu, tarybos ir pa
siuntiniu. Taryba ture-
sianti "veto" teises.
Katalikas., 1912-02-08
q nacijonalinio gedimo ko-
mitato,' atsiiSallkimas saul

!" nacijonalinio gedimo ko-
miteto' atsisaukimas, sau-
kiantis lenku visuonneIe at
sisakyti nuo slokiu, vakarq
If tam panasiu pasilinksmi-
nimu ir visuotinuoju gedi-
mu pazymeti busianti is
skyrima is Lenkijos Chol-
mo gubernijos If jau pada-
ryta vyriausyhes ispirkima
Varsavos- -Vienos gelezin-
kelio. Varsavos general
gubernatoriui paliepta baus-
ii nesiojancius tuomi tikslu
gedimo drabuzius.
Sausio devDnta diena ar.
ba ''raudonasis nedeldie-
nis'' Peterburge, Maskvoj
ir kituose didesniuose mics
tuose praejo labai neramiai.
'Nuo "laisves dienu's snebu-
vo dar tokiq demonstraciju
|ir riaussiq. Darbininkai pa
gerbe zuvusius Sale ziemi-
fniu rumu Peterburge ir ant
|jq kapu uzdejo vainikus.
Policija ir kareiyiai taippat
ta diena uoliai dirbo, nors
kraujo praliejimo ir nebu-
vo. Nikolajeve ta diena
Istraikavo 1000 darbininkq
vyriausybes ]aivu dirbtu-
vese; Rygoj sutaisyta di-
deles darbininku demons
traeijos miesto gatvemis.
Visur daugybe zmoniu
arestuota.
Jaroslavo gubernijoj pas
taruoju laiku nepaprastai
auga kooperacijos judeji-
mas. Sausio / diena 1911
metals gubernijoj isviso bp-
vo 81 kredito bendroves ir
13 paskolos taupymo
bendrovip. Suomi gi lai-
ku gubernijoj priskaitoma
.jau 88 kredito ir 20 pasko-
los-taupymo hendroviu, ar
ba per 10 menesiu tu koo-
peracijos bendroviu skait-
lius gubernijoj pasidaugi-
no daugiau, kaip simtu
nuossimciu. Suomi laiku j
tas bendroves priguli SO
|tukstanciQ suvirsum Emo
Katalikas., 1912-02-08
Metal XIV

bendrai veiksia monarchi-
jos labui ir Dom Migueliui
pasiulyta sostas, jei tik pa
sisektu tuos neprietelius re-
publikonus apveikti. Dom
Miguel yra vedes ameriko-
ne, Anita Steward.
Katalikas., 1912-02-08

Suimtieji n,lgabenta ant
sarvuoeiu, stoyineiu upeje
Tajjo. Tuo budu norma
suimtuosius nepaleisti, ka-
dangi minia is kalejimu
JUGS lengvai galetQ paleisti.
Vyriausybe apskelbe, kad
ta generalini straika suke=
le monarchistai. Pagiria
karo gubernatorip uz jo.
energija.
Katalikas., 1912-02-08
Tripolio pranesama,


Is Tripolio pranesama,
kad tenai italas lakunas,
kapitonas Monte, likes sun
kiai ore suzeistas arabQ SUI
viais. Kapitonas su kitu
lakunu nuskriejes su bonn
bomis ant arabq stovyklos,
bet arabai is sautuvu j aero
plana eme saudyti ir kapi-
tona suicide. Jiem pasise-
ke teciau laimingai dasigau-
tt j savo stovykla. Ir ore
randama pavojus.
Katalikas., 1912-02-08
PORTUGALIJ0JE NE
RAMYBES.

Portugalijos sostainej
Lizbonoj pereitoj savaitej
sustraikavo ivairiQ darbo
saku darbininkai If prasi-
dejo kaip mieste, taip ir
apylinkese smarkios darbi-
ninkq riauses. Kuomet ne
istengta inirtusiQ miniu SUI
valdyti, mieste apskelbta
karo stovis ir karo guber-
natoriumi paskirta genero-
las Carvalhaes. Isleista
tam tikslui vyriausybes
proklemacija uzmete viso-
kias pilieciu privilegijas ir
ramiems gyventojams pri-
sakyta neapleisti manu-.
Ant gatyiu unions uz-
drausta rinkties ir visokie
susirinkimai pagrasinta su
sautuvais isyaikyti. Ka-
riuomene nustatyta ant
gatviQ ir liepta ziureti tvar-
kos, neleisti zlnonems rink
ties j burius.
Ia generaliska sostaine-
je straika pagimdc distrik-
te Evora valstieciu agraris-
ki judejimai. Kuomet daug
valstieciQ sui1nta ir uzda-
ryta kalejiman, darbo fe-
deracija kuogreieiausiai ap-
skelbe generaliska straika,
kaipo protesta prizes vyriau-
sybe uz valstieciu persekio-
jimus. Be to dar darbo fe-
deracija pareikalave, idant
Evora distrikto gubernato-
rius is savo valdvietes butQ
prasalintas.
Mieste buta daug sumisi-
mu, straikininkai eme me-
tyti bombas po tramvajaiss,
daug zmoniu suzeista ir ne
kurie mirtinai. Salia Lizbo-
nos, mieste Moite, minia ap-
siautus valdiskuosius ma
mus ir tenaiti1li gubernato-
riu kirviais sukapojus.
Praejus porai dienq Wy
riausybe pranesus visiems
provinciju gubernatoriams,
kad straikas Lizbone SUI
tramdytas. Is kitq saltiniu
teeiau suzinoma, jogei Wy
riausybei nera ko dziaug-
ties, kadangi visoj salyj XII
laneios neramybes.
Pasklydes girdas, kad Is
panijos vyriausybe Madride
gavus taip rimtai skamban-
cias informacijas, kad uz-
draudzius anas viesai ir
garsinti.
Keli simtai straikininku
ir siaipjau pasaliniu zzmoniu
arestuota ir uzdaryta kale-
jiman.
Tarp arestuotu randasi
visa ellie straikininku komi-
tetQ nariq. Daug zymesniq
asmenu If buvusiu vladimir
kq arestuota. sakoma, kad
suimta maziausiai 1900
zr,oniu.
Katalikas., 1912-02-08
MEKSIKE NAUJA RE
VOLIUCIJA.

~ .
iu siena Meksiko mieste
IJuarez sukelus maistus te-
naitine kariuomenes ingu-
la ir emus seimininkauti vi
same mieste. Kas driso ka-
reiviu sauvaliavimui pasi-
priesinti, arba pejo SUI anais
isvien = tuojau zudavo.
Mieste istisa nakti saudyta
ir daug manu- sudeginta.
Ingulos komendantas, jo
draugai ir miesto policijos
virsininkas uzdaryta kale-
jiman, kiekvienas skyrium.
Siaip visi kit kaliniai is ka-
lejimo paleista,
Suvienytu Valstijp pile
ciai, nuolatos gyvenanti Ju-
arez, kuogreiciausiai isbege
j Suvienytu Valstiju miesta
ties Meksiko siena, El Paso,
o su anais pasprude ir daug
Meksiko valdiuinkq. Ka-
revival uzpuole ant hazardo
namQ, anuos sunaikine pasi-
imdalni pinigus.
Suvienytuju Valstijp ka-
TO zinyba tuoiaus ant sic
nos pasiuncius 4 raiteliQ
eskadronus, kurie saugoja
siena If mesa pagelba is
Meksiko pasprudusiems
amerikonams. Kareiviai
saugoja tilta, gelezinkelio
ir tramvajQ stotis, be to
temijasi, ar kartais rebe-
liantai nedris perzengti sic
ma.
I El Paso pribuvusieii
pabegeliai nupasakojanti
pasibaisetinus daiktus. Ka-
revival Juareze zudanti gy-
yentojus ir deginanti mics
ta. Daugybe gyventojQ esa
uzmusta ir suzeista. Suke-
lusieji maistus kareiviai tik-
tai ir sauke: "Salin Made
rot" = "Lai gyvuoja Ia
pata!"
Meksiko vyriausybe j Jul
arez pasiuncius lojaliska
kariuomene ir viesai uzgy-
nus, kad Juarez butq isda-
rinejamos tokjos. baisenybes
ir miestas butu deginamas.
Teciau items vyriausybes
uzginimams mazai kas tiki,
kadangi visas dalykQ stovis
norma uzslepti, juo labiau,
kad ir kitose vietose Zapato
salininkai sujude ir tankiai
susiremia su kariuomene.
Meksiko prezidentas Ma
dero apreiskes, kad tie SUI
misimai uzgime ne is politi-
MO pobudzio, bet delei ne
kuriQ reformq, kokios no
reta Juarezo garnizone
ivykinti. Tenaitinis garni-
zonas turejes but padalin-
tas i dalis ir viena anu tu7
rejus but pasiusta j kur XII
tur. Prizes tai taigi karei-
vial ir uzprotestave.
O kitados tie sukelusiejji
maistus kareiviai buve da-
bartinio Madero salininkai.
.Nenerolas Orozco SUI 600 ka-
reivip keliauja / Juarez If
Katalikas., 1912-02-08
Tue tarpu republikonai


Tue tarpu republikonai
savo IS provinciju lainlin-
gal Waldo If andaiiskilnlin-
gal atidaryta augstesnysis
butas, arba senatas. Visi
senatorial susirinke europi-
niuose drabuziuose.
O nekuriose provincijose
siaueia tarp gyventoju ba-
das ir maziaa1siai 100000
gyventojQ badauja.
Katalikas., 1912-02-08

norris maistininkus numal-
syti, bet -pastarieji nuspren-
de astral ginties. Laukia-
ma didelio k1'aujo pralieji-
mo.
Katalikas., 1912-02-08
PolitiSkos Zinios.

199asa9:s9aa9:9a3:sa:s:ss9
The Lamar register., 1912-05-08

I've seen mighty little of the world
about as far as dog can trot in a
couple of hours!"
Betty glanced toward the squire
and Mr.. Crenshaw. They were stand
ing near the bars that gave entrance
to the lane. Murrell had left them
and was walking briskly down the
road toward Crenshaw's store. where
his horse was tied. She bent down
and gave Yanoy her slim white hand.
"Good-by. Mr.. Yancy-lift Hannibal
so that 1 can kiss him!" Yancy swung
the child aloft. Il think you are such
nice little boy. Hannibal-you
The Lamar register., 1912-05-08

III
" Don't Know buG What Should Pull
You Out Of Tlsat Saddle and Twist
Your Neck"
mustn't forget mai And touching her
horse lightly Win the whip she rode
away at a gallon.
"She sho'ly 10 Q lady!" said Yancy.
staring after hR. "And We mustn't
forget Memphis O. Belle Plain. New
wy"
When Betty kAlroy rode away from
Squire Balaam's Nurrell galloped after
her. Presently she heard the beat OF
his horses hoofs as he came pound
ing along the sandy road, and glanced
back over her shoulder. With an ex-
clamation Of displeasure she refined in
place at her side.
81 suppose Ferris II at the Baronyf"
he said. drawing his horse down to .
walk.
81 believe he ~ said Betty with .
curt little air.
May ride vogA your" he gave her
. swift glance. 6he nodded indif.
ferently and wuald have urged her
horse into gaIlop again. but he made
. gesture Of p0otsst. "Don't-or
shall think you - still running away
from me-" he sa11 with a short laugh.
Were you at he trial?" she asked.
ssr lan hoI
away from YanW!"
"Oh, Yancy w0 have his hands full
with that latsr-eo will Bladen." he
added. signincanlay. He studied her
out Of those dssp)I sunken eyes Of his
in which no aAadow OF youth lin
gered. for men such as he reached
their prime saSl1 and 1t was a swift
ly passing splendos. Ferris tells me
you are going - west Tennessee7"
he said at lengtA
YES"
"I know your halfbrother. Tom
Ware-I know I'm very WELL"
so you know Com?" she observed.
and frowned sngAtly. Tom was her
guardian, and hae memories OF him
were not satisfactory. A burly, un-
shaven man Wild . queer streak OF
meanness throuGA his character.
You've spent much of your time
up north?" suggested Murrell.
-Four years. rye been at school.
you know. ThaoO where l met Judith
Ferris"
II hope youu Hts west Tennessee.
It's still a bit raw compared with
what you've ben accustomed to in
the north. You haven't been back in
all those four ysars?" Betty shook
her head. Nor seen Tom-nor any
one from out yoadsrr For some rea-
son little tinss Of color had crspt
into Betty's cheGlD. will you let me
renew our aoQnAintance at Belle
Plainf 1 shall = In west Tennessee
before the sumHR is over; probably
! shall leave hsap within a week." he
said, bending TOWARD her. His glance
aWslt on her faeo and on the plant
lines of her nGipo, and his senses
swan.
Il imagine 20 VIII be welcome 1t
Belle Plain. m are Toms friend"
Murrell bit his 3, and then laughed
a. his mind oodRsd up picture Of
the cherished tom. Suddenly he
reached out and rested his hand on
hers.
"Betty-if I night think" he be-
gan, but bis tongue stumbled. His
love-making waa usually of savage
sort. but some Qlality in the girl held
him in check. Astty drew away from
him, an angry color on her cheeks
and an angry light in her eyes. For
give me, Bettyi" murmured Murrell,
but his heart beat against his ribs,
and passion sent its surges through
him. Don't you know what I'm try
ing to tell your" he whispered. Betty
gathered up her reins. Not yet"
he cried, and again he rested heavy
hand on hers.
Let me go-lst me sol" cried Bet
The Lamar register., 1912-05-08

VI o"''"'"e o"' VI '"io Wv -N~ -
s a % cheap ' f"' long time Wan
rooms Sae engine nder grain
s" OSsfs % sas
ssSs block
NO.
prefer
miles county seat
ton we'll settled neghnoThood STATION" e"'e'
S With s%a
Nebraska. acres good
G h on the and N w r. ID aoout one ha
Want a @ sene
z a Eoo s m s s @
ss m sna @ a nd @ hs s and cross fsn
s se Of
NO. 4ss
has i as
1s @ $ 'sss 'ss;'
nd Ds s
NO.
,r , !sysl,y stool. San ssno
sa tan win trade
NO.
Gated San sao s OF . % on sGs
Anything offered be lot considered
NO.
IA % a school, 1s @ .sas s s
on this place
improvements $4,000
Bedrooms
one Of he s best @ S % ri,
and has floor of 2Os lower floor
ing in haymow Single roof 1ox12 shinse
of chicken
about three acres Apples
peaches. plums cherries SO in
small which
the Amity canal andd right
rigated This is of the section "
Price $4,000. $4,000 purchaser
NO.
zoo 900 fine grazing land Ell This
lty.
Pacific There fine living
o. of lands
southwestern Texas and fine stock ranch proposion
ed ~ ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
NO
handling Of
of the best propositions the and
The is thai
it at $4,000. 70
considered
a 8 miles northwest OF
mile shipping station. oneha mile school
alfalfa As fall 10 and IL of
beets.
corrals els
which derives - shares Of Irrigation
The Lamar register., 1912-05-08
~ Indignantly.

~ Indignantly.
"No-not yeti" He urged his horse
still nearer and gathered her close.
you've got to hear me. I've loved
you since the n1st moment I rested
my eyes on you-and, by God. you
shall love me in 1sturn!" He felt her
grasp with a sense Of savage triumph.
Bruce Darlington. on his way back
to Fayetteville from the Forks. came
about turn in the road. Betty saw
a tall, handsome fellow in the first
flush of manhood: Darlington. an
angry girl struggling in mans
grasp.
At sight of the newcomer. Murreii.
with an oath, released Betty. who.
striking her horse with the whip. gal
loped down the road toward the
Barony. AS she ned past Darlington
she bent low in her saddle.
Don't let him follow mel" she
gasped, and Darlington, striding for
ward. caught NHzrell's horse by the
bit.
Let go!" roassd Murrell. and q
murderous light shot from his eyes.
Il don't know but l should pull you
out OF that saddle and twist your
neck!" said Darlington holly. Muir
rell's face underwent a swift change.
You're a bold fellow to force your
way into a lovers quarrel" he said
quietly. Carrington's arm dropped at
his side. PERHAPS, after all. 1t was
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07
GEORGIA JUDGE DIES
FROM APOPLEXY AT
HOTEL IN ASHEVILLE

ASHEVILLE, n. G., Sept. The
body Of Judge Rogers L. Gamble was
sent to his home at Louisville Ga. to-
day, following his death at the Lang en-
hotel here last night from apopleXy,
with which he was stricken yesterday
afternoon.
Judge and Mrs Gamble arrived here
on Thursday on a pleasure trip. Yes
terday morning they went for a long
drive, after which Judge Gamble COM
planned of feeling faint He soon re-
covered, however. and, after lunch at
the hotel, he remarked he was feeling
unusually wei. He Went to his room
TO take his usual afternoon nap, and
was stricken while lying on his bed.
Efforts Of two physicians were unavail-
ing and he died five hours later with
out regaining consciousness.
Besides his widow Judge Gamble is
survived by three children, Rogers l..
Gamble, Jr., Of Jacksonville; Mrs. John
Conner, of Macon. and Mrs Dodin
Guerard, Of Savannah. He was one or
the most prominent lawyers in Jeffer-
son county and was judge of the Louis
vile city court at the time of his
death
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07

The Atlanta tucatcr opened last night
with The Balkan Princess and de-
spite the temperature. "a large audi
cace sat through the play and dis
played enthusiasm TO the end. Tho
Balkan Princess is a musical comedy,
showing traces of The Merry Widow
and other former successes. II does
not equal the Merry Widow" but is
a very pleasing show.
Miss Julia Clifford. in the leading
woHan's role. was enthusiastically re-
ceiyed. She has a lovely voice, heard
90 advantage I'm several pretty solos.
For encores. Miss Clifford gave some
Of the old familiar airs. with charming
grace.
other members Of the cast stand
ing out for ability were y. Il. DaLo
as the Grand Duke Sergius and Wal
lace Berry as Helm, alias Prince Boris
Of Matalia The play as a whole is
interesting, though there are no eXcep-
tional high lights as to music or robes
The cast is above the usual standard
for early season attractions
"The Balkan Princess" contains q
large cast OF chorus girls and chorus
men. and the costumes are elaborate
I'm the picturesque style of European
country.
Some OF the members Of the chorus
We're very pretty, and all danced well
Parts Of the audience last night, ca-
pecialv those in the upper regions
yt-ara lstbsr marc ont Iusfactir in tb1fi
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07
Large Atlanta Audience Puts Approval Stamp on
THE BAL KAN PRINCESSI

program together with a series Of nov
elites and surprises, critics along the
route declare that this years effort
supersedes anything the minstrel has
yet devised. and both company and en-
tertainment are called the best in the
minstrers career.
In the south The name of Field is a
household phrase and he numbers as
many friends I'm the southern states as
any other Snowman on the road. Every
year he has visited the same cities and
his admirers and patrons have annual
ly increased until now his name ana
his entertainment are both looked for
every year by theatergocrs. 4 season
without Al. G. Field would be like a
performance Of Hamlet with the Dane
left out.
Besides writing his entire perform
ance this year, Field has found time to
write and publish q book. Under the
title Watch Yourself Go BY" he has
penned a volume Of some six hundred
pages which has been received with eX-
ceptional favor by story lovers and
book reviewers alike. "reminiscences Of
his life from the cradle to the present
form the basis Of the story, while sid
lights on the minstrel and circus de
! partlnents ~ theatricals are included in
| "A most entertaining way. The book is
on sale in Atlanta now, and from all
| over the country the reports show that
Fields first effort has met with appro-
| baton
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07
BANKERS OFF To
NATIONAL MEET
Colonel R. J. Lowry and John K,
0ttley Have Prominent
Places on Program.

Atlanta and Georgia bankers leave
today by special train over the South
ern railway for Detroit 10 attend the
annual convention Of the American
Bankers association. Two Atlantans
viii have prominent part in the gath
ering of the fnanciers. Colonel Rob
ert J. Lowry. dean Of the Atlanta fra
ternity. will respond to the address Of
welcome at the opening session, and
John X Ottley chairman of the clear
ing house section, viii deliver the re-
port of the years work and preside
over the meetings Of that division Of
the convention
The Georgians will be joined at Gin
cinnati by the bankers from Mississip-
ri and the Southwest, and viii stop for
a day to be entertained 10y the Gin
cinnati members at breakfast. Another
special train viii be made up there to
take the party to Detroit.
Those going from Atlanta viii be
Colonel and Mrs. Robert J. Lowry. Mr.
and Mrs Robert F. MADDOX Mir. and
Mrs. John K Ottley and Miss Ottley,
Mr. and Mrs. William Huld HiHyer
DIT. and Mrs. W. J. Bialock II. G..
Heinz DR.. John Hurt Haynes McF'ad-
den and James II. Nunnally.
Others in the party viii be Captain
Henry Blum, Savannah, ii. &. Nc
CutchCor, .. " Lamar. Columbus
Rufus Brown A. s Hatch Augusta
Mr. and Mrs. l.. =. Hillyer, ". r
Stetson. &. b. Lewis. Macon; $, j
Harvey Milton Fla. b. w. Hunt
Eatonton, j. +. Lumus. Miami, Fla;
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07
MOTHER, IN FIT OF ANGER,
THROWS KNIFE; SLABS SON

ST. LOUIS. sept. Mrs. Frederick
Roottcher. of 40l4 North Twentieth
street was plunged in grief and racked
by remorse Wednesday as she sat by
the bedside OF her 1l-year- son,
Walter. at the Deaconess hospital ana
prayed for his recovery from an injury
which she inflicted on him in fit Of
anger Tuesday night
When the boy disobeyed her and
talked back" to her. Mrs. Boettcher
threw a butcher knife
The point of the knife struck Walter
i'm the abdomen. causing wound an
inch and a half long. According to the
police report. the knife penetrated the
yejmifom appendix
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07
The Men Who Succeed

as heads of large enterprises are men
Of great energy. Success, today, de-
mands health. To all is to fail. It's
utter folly for man to endure weak.
rundown, half-alive condition when
Electric Bitters will put him right on
his feet in short order. -Four bottles
did me more real good than any other
medicine I ever took" writes Chas b.
Allen, Sylvania. Ga. After years of
suffering with rheumatism, liver trou-
bic, stomach disorders and deranged
kidneys am again. thanks to Electric
Bitters, sound and we'll" Try them.
Only so cents at all druggists. go
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07
1--WE GOT YOUR NUMBER
SINGS PRETTY ADELLA
ANDERSON. AT BONITA

go to The Bonita, Theater, 50 Peachtree
street next week ana see if Adella An
derson. the plump little soubrette, with
The King Murray Jones Musical Com
pany hasn't got it. She says she has.
and take this tip, she will get it before
you leave the theater. This song is one
Of Miss Anderson's favorites, and is
well worth the price of admission alone.
Motion pictures between performances.
botl a afternoon aud aya71iDo- #HG
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07
AL. G. FIELDS MINISTRIES
ARE COMING TO ATLANTA

As regular as the change of seasons
is the Atlanta engagement of the Al. G.
Field MINISTRIES. This year the dean Of
minsrclsy win visit the Atlanta thea
ter three for days beginning Monday,
September 23. Wien AN entirely new
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07
DR.. MCCONNELL TO TALK
ON BASEBALL THEME

Baseball fans in the congregation Of
the Baptist Tabernacle will appreciate
the services Sunday night, when DR..
Lincoln Mcconnell delivers what Ire
calls lecture sermon"
Sitting in the Grandstand or See
ing the Game Through a Knothole." is
the title of the lecture, and it is SAID
by the church officials TO be one of
the strongest that DR.. Mcconnell mas
ever delivered
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07

Il was cured Of diatrhoea by one
dose of Chamberlains Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy" writes NJ E
Gebhardt, Oriole. Pa. There is moth
ing better. For sale by all dealers. $50
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07
SEPTEMBER DELIGHTFUL,
MONTH AT WRIGHTSVILLF

Seaboards SO Ten-Day Tickets viii
be on sale first three Thursday in Sen
tember. Through sleepers daily.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26

II. w. Woodruff, chairman of the
Commercial Club good roads com
mittee, attended the better farming
congress at Aberdeen. and the good
roads meet at Huron last week, and
reports an interesting meeting at
both places. Mr. Woodruff has be-
cone an enthusiast upon good road
work, and has made a considerable
study of the subject. both Theoretical
and practical, During the past two
years he has assisted several town
ships by overseeing and directing
their roadwork.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26

49,, 80 - -. Chas T. Ode, Andtorb emg first duly sworn,
dalco .dun Of Hendv ounty.a sa appears b his book aud th the Auditors exhbH Is
ana thatth ~ statemers 81 assets aud abhms & rue an correct,
sEALt o. ii. yETTER. Notary Public
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26
ST. AIMS Church

Services on LIST, End, and 4th Sun
days.
Masses at $50 and 1890 a. m.
Evening services 7:30 p. m, sun
days.
Week days, Mass at s o'clock.
Holy Days. Masses at 6 and 9:S(
a, m.
Confessions, Saturday evening al
Up m.
Those desiring instruction in the
Catholic Doctrine will call at Priest
residence on Monday and Thursday
evenings. Father Duguay. Pastor,
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26
Woman Lecturer

Lydia B. Johnson, q prominent
woman LAWYER of the State. has been
secured tc deliver her lecture on
1.-The laws of South Dakota as they
affect women and children
This lecture will be given at the
M. E. Church Monday, Dec. 80, at
S:l5 p. m. A cordial invitation is
extended to the people of Miller and
vicinity. No admission will be charg.
ed, the lecture being paid for out
of the Helen Hunt Jackson Lecture
Course Fund.