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The Coconino sun., 1912-05-24

hereby announce myself as e .n- of Flagstaff, subject to the will of he voters at the coming town election in May. VIM. D. GRANr.
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Die nene Gin pOn Yaris.

Cine ooLlitdnoige umipunblung nss
Strabenbiloes bat Iif in Der Yaris
Ter aDenue Der Clamps glplees in
ben lebtsn Sabrsn poll3Ogen. Gs 1T
nidt LANCE Der, oaB Die 4penue oltss
fdlieBli6 pornebmes Wobnbisrtet
mar. bas fern allen gsi1Gftlidsn
Srsibsn lag. Seute madt ie Der Rue
b. Ia pair unb Der Rue MoDaIe ben
Rans als GefddftsitraBe itrsitis. IS
begann oamit, baB bic grobtn 9utos
mobiIfirmen fi9 in ben Clamps
Glpfess nieosrlisBen. no lie ibrs
ni6ti9ite aunbidaft fdnben. Damn
Idlug cine 3eituns ibr 5auptquar.
tier in Der Mnentt duf, unb nun
fpurbe balb Elm aaben rtbsn Dem
anOern in oen GrossidoTsn Der
9duIer er1ffnet. $50 INNER nur cine
Dobnung frei nuroe, brdnstea M
bic aaufleute banah, utb bi. gliids
Iid.n RuBnieBer bieier Gntipidlung
tudren bic 8eIiBer Der Sduier, Die
j.bt fir gfdume, Die fe an pribatfas
milien fir $500 Bis $4,000 permies
teten, bon Gef9dften $500 Bis $10,s
600 srb1Iten. sic tOnntn folhe greift
forbern, bean Der @efhGftsmann her
auf Der 61bt bleiben ipia, muB ber
Mobs folgsn uno ieinen Gib in ser
StruBe baben. 81 Der dIes iid brGngt.
Sn f~penigen Sabren pirb bic Mpsnue
Der Gbamps Glnfees, bd iolde Gnts
~tpidlungan undufbnltfdm finb. bas
Barrier @sf4Gfts5entrum fem.
Der 8remoe, Der mad paris
fommt, nm bic SdDnAeit Der Gtabt
gu eenieben, unb Dor alien Der, Der
Ole GtraBt fhon friiber setdnnt bat.
ipirb ben dftbetifden 9erIuIt, ben
oisie lmpanblung bsbeutet, betfdaen.
llno bod bat eerebe bic Ghar ser
5remben in sriter qinit bdau b.iats
trdsen, bab ss 70 eetommen III. DEM
BIZ. grobsn fosmopolitiIhsn 0pieIs,
bic iin DEFENDERS ibrer Cunt trfreus
en-. mubtsn ourdaus in bieisr Geaenb
Iiegsn, fpern lie Grfolg bdben iuolIs
ten, unb Die natiirIihs unb unpsrs
meiblids 6olgserfdeinuna mar bic
Ginridtune bon 2ihen in ibrtr Rabx.
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atb0rt, nitmano IN Der gyopnuna sfnt
frtmbt psrion seitbxn. JHfoIet.
o,Hsn slaubtt man TN srittn Aussn'
bid, bob tin G<Ibfmorb porIi,s,.
abtr be aommiHion ien!t ten, bab
elm WorS psriibt ipcrotn mar.
Der aommiHdr idriit bic iusni'
aen Gtuftn binan.
Gin paar oIts Wtib.r unb stlifs
9i.nitm6oden, bic Dor elmer Sbiir
mii,indnbsr fpifperten. S,isten inn
ben fp.ittren Wte. CT paHirte Elm
Dorsimmtr, has nur cine gIdsipanb
NIT miI6T6sibsn bon Der Rid,
trenats.
Nus timer bolbs,offntttn Sbiir
OrdRs Siimmens.nirr. Sas mubt.
Der Sbatort i,in.
Gin. triiblsghitnbe. quaImenot,
Helm, aampe un6 sp,i flod.rnoe a.r'
s.n ipurfen sittriss S6sine auf bi.
irmli6. Ginri9tuns b,s 3immsrs.
US mar .tn m%ttieleroBsr, Sfpttttn'
Trigger Raum. GrmIi6 mOblirt. oos
.tpas biit.re gorIiabt5immer elmer
Wittbstafernt. WGnoe unb Dede
,infad semaIt, ob.n an ben 5eniiern
tl,in,, idmusis.tpeib, @Orbdns., bi.
,aum Elm 0rittdl Der SG,ib,n otds
ten. 3p.i psrblabt, Seilis.nbilotr
an Der Wanb iiber Dem srcbe.3im'
m.rt,n, poIirten g,ttstF.n. unb nsb.n
bi,fem Elm tiferner Waidtifh NIT
bilIiesm 9ef%irr.
Gortf.buns fOlst.)
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Meter Gportstnoffe
Somm.rfrifdler: sic bob.n mid ia
fd0n bineinaelest: nebmen mid gum
Mngeln nit, nnb nun muB ieoer s
Mart Gtrafe be3dbltn!"
Bauer: rge3dblen2 Sou, oas feblte
nod! Die brumm'n mir abb
= @uttr Mppetit. Ri1isr:
.Wie lam einem nur gfen uno
9rinien fhmsdsn, ipenn man tein.n
pfennis geIb In Der Safhs bat. tim
Isin. 3.d. gu be3ahlen!'
3edprener: g. 9trr Rifier, mir
fhmedt's INNER ousosa.ihnti."
Ridter: sWarum bab.r
Sic oenn INNER tpeiter ailf ben RIds
ger IOssd9Iaser, troboem sr fort.
iDGbrsnb .Genug!1 risf24
Mneeilasttr: ~9srr prdfoent. Der
Rsrl III ia ION liigner. ba tDei6
man ME, Ob q oieg)abrbeit fpri&t.'
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gNenn mat CsAsemtf6 tusroen
tpiu.

Gin 8erliner aaufmann riatets, 10
fpirb ersGblt, an einen bsrpunbten
gnusrngutsb.iiBsr aus Yommern, Der
BEL ibm gum geiu9 ipeiIte, ole 4ufs
forberung, nit inn fribhid.u gu
seben. Der bieotre gommsr, Der
mad 3rdft.n kmiibt ipar, in Berlin
nur So9Osutf9 81 rsbsn, .rnioerie,
er babe nod nteins gtff5eit." Der
8erliner bsburfie Idnsersn Iahber>
tens, Bis tr begritf, baB fsin 9ezs
fpoabter bas Wort 4ppstit fir Elm
plattbeutidss Wort - auiammens,s
IsBt aus appe (lps) slsi9 gff. unb
tit Glib gleid 3eit = sebaltsn unb
es bementiprefenb iberiebt bate.
Gin bibi4es genoant oa3u lit Dor
einisen Sdbren in benz aorrefp5.,.
ben3blatt bss 0ereins fir nisberoents
ffe Spra6e peroffentlidt iporben.
Sin msdlsnbursii9er adertnedt nit
Qamen 8%obnsnfreter erfubr erit BEL
i.iner 0srbeiratuns aug BEN 9dufs
f9ein, baB er eissntli9 9onarentura
bieb; er fpar Der 3uriidselaHen Sobr
zines napoleonii9en SoIbatsn. Der
ans Stalien ftammte. Die bieberen
Medlenburger hotten bas b in Borez
Dsnturd nit .pi.oersss.b.n, ebeaio
nit munde 9erliner .1<terdners
ftrabe" iaeen, unb 70 mar Der Nag
gum Iiebliden .gobnsnfretsr4 Iei1t.
Das @eitidtden Il. 3tpar fdon an
bic adt5ig Sabre alt, psrbisnt absr
troBbsm in tpsiieren at,iisn Ietnnnt
3u ptrc.n.
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&iefse sand,rar5eit.
Gin GOm in england babnrd pur BEN
cinftura beuahr..
Gortf.buns fOIst.)

N'H &pM w ouBiuHp puputu WI ptul
ciuiturS beuabr..
giner Der beriibmt,itsn Dome eng
lambs. Die adtbsoroIs in Windeiter,
lat in Der 9sfabr 6ss 3uIdmmsns
bruds s,fdtpsbt uno 1T oardus our6
Gle gidtigteit zines Saudsrs eersts
t.! tpor6,n, duf Den ii9 Die Isitenosn
S%nssnieur.. ME Die Ding. Iassn, pDls
Zig perluTen mnBten.
9i. Windefter autbsordls bat msbr
ala neun Sabrbunosrte in .inem Mos
rat e%eitunosn, ouf elmer GrunoIus.
ben gu6tnftGmmen, Ole in einem
pdF.rssfiqten Sorimoor l1asn.
R.riniirois senug, Dab Die Rattle.
orale niht fhpn Dor 90 W.nfhen1ls
tern in iid sufummenitiir5te. Sis
Bat Dies nur Der grobsn 6sididli6s
felt uno ser auberorosntIi6sn @riinos
li6fsit gu oerbanfsn, nit Ser lie Tsis
~nerJeit uuf ibrer Grun0lag. erri6s
tet tpuroe. Iber lie bate ods
Sdididl bss lIntersuns.s ieBt err
lsbt, tuenn niht 81. mo6erne Sena.s
rieurtunit imftonos gspsien mare, Elm
gstt aus geton stpifd,n 6sn 5unoas
mentsn uno Der unIidsren f6tpammis
gen GrOs oaruntsr 5u psrdntern. Dies
bate unter ben gr0Bten Sdpisriss
tsit.n gu e.i9eben: unter Der Grbe, in
|f6ipammigsm, unbur6Fatigem@run
De, aIfo audi obne ieo.s 2idt; mar
bod bus Mofer, in Dem Die 4rbsit
Dor ii6 ging, 70 fdpurs gefdrbt. DAB
man niGt einmal nit ftdrten ~elettris
|fden 2umpsn einiee !Seuigteit pers
breitsn tonnte. 60 mubte oIfo Sers
ienige, Der bier an ben Tunbamenten
arbeitste, Dem 8efibl ieiner 6Gnos
|fclgsn. uno sr muBte 81. qefamte ries
fige arbeit in p0uissr 0unttlbeit gu
enoe fibren.
SatiG6lid bat Elm Sau6er 6iefe ses
naltige 4rbsit pol6raht. Qad6em
man fi6 entfhloHen bate, fe aussnz
fihren, mar Die leitsnos Sneenieurfirs
ma g.5pungsn sefpeien, Tih an cine
oroBe 5duderfirma gu member uno
fe gu bitten. ibr einen m0elidff sus
psrldfigen Mdnn gu iibsrldFen. Die
6irmd empfuhl einen Mdnn nomens
@aIter, Der friiber in Der Marine I'd
tig gepeisn mar, no .r ala 5au6er
ausgtbiloet tporoen mar. gr bate
bann bel. Qrbeiten an SGfen, Dods,
|griid.n, Sdiffsbebunsen, Wrads,
tiefen Drummer ufp. ousg.fiibrt.
90 puroe b.nn Wdlfer ausaes
fpdblt. I'm bic iiberaus fdpieriae uno
perdnttportungsbo1e Qrbeit in Dins
DETER in Qnariff gu nebmen. 5ier
tpnnte feline Qrbsit nift .inmaI in
Der iiblidsn Weif. iiberpatt unb ges
priift tperOen. oa Die GuBsrit ungiins
ftigsn lmftGnbe bies berbinoert.n.
Rur bon 3eit gu 3sit iiieg elmer Der
lfitenoen Sngsnieurs i'm sauderan3ug
Rinub, I'm iid gu iiber5susen. mi. Die
9rbeit ausgefiibrt mar; it.ts fanb er
fie i'm beiten Stanoe.
nnb 70 bat oenn Der 9duder 5R
Sabre lang, unb 5tpar tdgIid 6 Stuns
ben, i'm 8untel unter Der groe i'm
9auderun8us getpeilt un6 70 oas
|fhpieriee msrt nollenoet.
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2. 9apittI.

Dor benz 9auf. GriIbofsrtrdb. DC
itanoen trob Der ipdten Stunoen
9ruppsn BON Weniden. 8siono.rs
9sueieriee battsn bas @eiims critic
otn, um bur9 bic 5enitsr bes pars
terre redt senuu in bas 5aus blitsn
AZ f0nnen.
Die Qeuie plduiften unb nifpels
ten unb eradblt.n fid bic S4oubsrs
hinge Der l.Bten Sabre. IS tpuroe
lebhoft gsItritten. Der anlaB bdnpfs
s nur Die Gtimm.n. 0rinnen i'm
Saas lag Elm 9o0tsr . llnb futnn
ibn aud niemano fannie, fpenn aud
niemonb .ttpas HGberes iibtr ben 9oD
pubts, 70 mar es oocg cine sebeimnibs
pole, f6duerlihe Snhe.
Gin poli8iit itonb DOR BEN 5duss
thor Dd6s, Die a[5u 3uorinsIi6en,
dllsu H.usieris.n fern3ubaItsn. CT
beforgte has febr einfad, inosm sr
bos 51ustbor idloB. mas cine GEE
nihe WiibItimmune urter Den Nn9es
lammxlten berborrief.
Bon benz Me9mann erfubr DottDr
5peht 3nndhh, mas torgsfallen mar.
Dor elmer Gtunoe mar i'm 6ohs
porterre Elm genobner ots 9oufss
nit burdfhcFsnem aopft tobt aufs
aefunben fporoen.
Niemdnb bate sintr GGub fallen
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ffntn lWHHuleHs psuthuminnffnfn
|Wdrisn mad bsm DluHs. limb uintsr
ben UsnnsrH fab felt flint Rddisn
fis. olts Drau unb luets nit ptris
ipeintsn gluetn baIo In Den garten.
baIb bur6 bi, offsns eiubtniiir ouf
bic buntls GitIt. llnb ols ii ,nbIif
ans G,nIt,r ilopft,, ftanb bas lGnan
often. Gle fogts itinsn Qaut, fob In
ibrtm asbnitubl. ben ibr 6,inri6
gum lsbi.n W,ibnadtsf,h atif,ntt
bate. unb fab cine lanet. bunfIe D,s
ftoIt burds 1tnftsr It,iesn uub i'm
3imm,r naa ibr.m plat Ipdb,n.
9a Iofi, fi6 ,,n I.ii.s Wimm.rn aus
benz 9sbnFubl.
ND, Mubb,r!" fdIudsls Der
Sunge. ..4
.W.rs Fins!" fIiHert. F,. @,
Iuert bot nod iiimmsr up. Nat mutt
Du mat,n?"
.@etsn, Mubner, di.n!'
Dos CAB ibr ,in,n Gid, bah ser
5unse 70 srubsn 9uns,r bate. Gle
fdet, nidts BON f.in.r 9ai. Gi.
%fldftert. ibm 81. bob ,r fit fiil hal,
ten fon.. Or fasi. ibr, bub sr Ti6
raid um%tI,ibtn, fein @tIb aus BEN
aoff.r boltn unb bdnn Iofort ipeittr
MOLE. odb .r
aber bu mar its fhon in Der Rid.
limb fpdbr,nb .r mad ob.n Ihlid
unb fid bolt,. mas Ct bd6,n muBt.,
trus f, grot, Sdinf.n unb bart.
W.ttpurit bsr.in. GFsn muBte er,
6.rrsott, sF,n, Der Sunss, ibr 6eins
rid, Der nj. ,ttpos g0i,s a.tan unb
nun tin.n Msnit.n tota.ihloatn
bate! GO mar ia aud nod BON sem
ftlbitg,madt,n 5anotdIe ba, Rem tr
10 germ ab. limb Elm SIos fibfuur,
gobnen bait. lie nod. als Il. ods
aus BEN atlltr bolts. Itonb er Tdon
am Siihe. fhnitt grot uno Ghins
ZEN ab. ftedt, bic giF.n bafiis in S,n
Wuno unb pideIt, sI.i63eitie ttfpos
in bas I.bt, Sonntdesblatt, 6as bins
ter benz Spisa,I itsdt,, Inn IS in bi.
5af6e gu i6ieb.n. absr idon mar
fis piebsr brdub.n. Ou Ii.be 3eit,
Tolh .in 6una.r! mas db sr bod
mod a.rn2 Riftio giertuden.
llno Il. rannt. lumber, tnidtt elm
poar Gi.r, riibrte W.bl baran uno
3iinb.t. RAID einiat 9dnnen3apFen
an, Die ibr 5einrid lsbt,n 5srb'f
aus ben S0br,n gum J.utrmdf.n ess
toIt bate. SIN gu fladsrt. oas
Seu,r bod. limb Bel Dem tIsinsn
S6,in b.s Oellihies tat f. bds Mns
a.riibrt, in Die gfdnn.. Sc bruB.lts
lout auf. Grftredt bordt, lie. 4ber
&c mar dies hin. Hur Der Baud
uno Elm Duff bon frii6.m giertus
den 3oe BON Dem o@ff.n,n Ssros iiber
bic 0i.l. duf bic Strab. uno lisb
ben 9emeinosbiener unb RdhtpGhs
ter, Der nit Der 8stpntung oes Sous
Tes bttraut mar, na6b.ntiam auf<
fhnupp,rn, mas bi. alt. 5rau isbt
nod
rRanu?" fast. .r unb rdnnt. ins
Dorf.
.Wtuboer, m.in Gott, fan lot bod
bait" tp.6rts Ssinrid ab, als Fl: feline
2iebIinssipsii. bereintrug. ab.r bic
9ier mar gu grob. Dur elm padr
giHen. Nus ben puar gifisn tpurben
piele. Der lsbt. mar nod nift ees
g.F.n, als es an bic 0ielentiir
tlopft..
sWauob.r ert.r, Sci mGt't nod
nal upmot.ni"
Sc al. ie du!" rief ft unb rdnnt.
3itternb duf ibr.n alt,n 8ein.n bur9
bic Stube.
Ssinrid prsbte ibr. Sanb uno
febt. aus BEN 5snfter. gber od
fpribt. ibm Elm. el.ttrid. 3ai4ens
lampe tpeiBeS aidt in bic gugsn, Elm
5.lm b%lintt,, unb bier Gduits bieIten
i'm feIf.
SIN Sdui. fusint. oi. Ruttsr luut
auf.
Damn trappts e idp.is.nb ourd
sit TorfYyn6s
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SIN gon3en betrGst Die s3uhf
Der oeutlhsn W5rter 100000 (obne
Gissnnamen) gegsr 10000 WDrfsr
Der franS0Fiden. 10000 oct sngIis
fAtn Gpra1t.
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@pIitter. Der Mtnf1
per5eibt leinen MlitmsnfHtn Ole sr0Bs
ten GsbIsr, ipenn er isIbsr Nubtn
Ioordus jisbsu lam.
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Gin nrtieS une ~elranntcs QpIhm.

@euuitertcr 6oular0 in bLdl mo
ipeib. nit Gbemiicttc mnb arabiidlcr
Spite fir araacn uub Ndnifetteu.
purSeu benitt. I'm Sieies ~nttrnftipe
9ciiin bersuiteIIcu. Der Rod bat cue
bodit oripine1e nnD ifone a%usfiibrnng
binten, uno fam in erb6hter oorr nors
mailer S%nilenliuie beraeiteLt tperoen.
Tns Ruiter 1T in 8 Groben aejdnit.
ten. SO, "a. 80, 49,, 40 nnb AZ 3ou
9ruitfpeite. gs benotiat 81 0arnS Az
5on, Stoif fir Die 865on. @robe.
Yreis oeS @iiiters 10 Gents.
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SsftauaassM Mwsiimaaea;

0iele SHUTTER peroen an iraeno
cine aoreiie aeaen g%tnienbunq oes
aeihidt. Won aebe hummer
uno @r0Se uno bic pole Goreie oeiits
lid an unb 'tidc ben Coupon nebif
BEN oben erfp1hrien Rreis an bas
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08
EX-LEG|SLATOR|S
GIVEN PEN Term
l. N. Huff, DahIonega Attor-
ney, Is Sentenced for Lar
ceny After Trust.

From the Georgia legislature to the
Georgia penitentiary is not usual de-
scent, but unless the higher courts or
der differently that's the journey L. N,
Huff Dahlonega attorney, will make.
He was sentenced by Judge Price Ed
wards to serve two and half years
in the penitentiary this morning after
being convicted in the Fulton superior
court Of larceny after trust
Huff formerly was a member of the
legislature and took a prominent part
in the affairs of his section. He is q
lawyer and was considered a good one
until he ran afoul Of P. C. McDuffie,
we'll known Atlanta attorney. In fact,
1t was to the persistency of Attorney
McDuff1e that Huff was tried and con-
victed.
Huff's troubles began when he was
appointed receiver for a gold dredging
company. Among the assets of the
company which Huff had to sell was a
gold dredging machine. 1t is charged
that he sold this to parties outside Of
Atlanta.
Then, 1t is charged, he came to At
lanta looking for easy money and sold
the property again to Milton Smith, a
mems furnishing man. for 1900. When
Smith found he had bought something
which could not be delivered, he re-
tanned Attorney McDuffie to get some
action. When Mr.. McDuff1e proposed
TO get Huff from his home in the noun
talns' 20 miles from a railroad, he was
told this was rather precarious
The prominence of Huff was pointed
out, and 1t was said 1t would not do to
go up there and get him. But with
an Atlanta officer Mr.. McDuffie made
the trip and remained on the lob until
Huff was indicted, convicted and SEN
fenced.
Huff has appealed his case.
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Try New-Lif J." the Most Won
derful Invention Of the Tween
tieth Century, Now on Exhibit
ton in the Demonstrating Par
Tors on the Fifth Floor of the
J. M. High Store.

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"Try- New Life" has benefited and
cured there are none which have re-
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The marvellous mechanical vibration,
which is the secret of TRY New-L Life, y
and sends the blood coursing through
the veins, strengthening the entire
body and replenishing the starved nerve
Centers acts as a direct influence on
nervous disorders, and with a few
treatments soothes and eliminates the
cause of the trouble, thereby starting
the patient on the road to absolute re-
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cause Of a large number Of the more
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and to neglect such a condition Is to
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work, muscular or mental strain, moth
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applied to the spine. The whole sys-
tenn responds to the vitalizing, invigor-
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Culation.
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]. NJ. High Company Demonstrating Won
derfuI Machine That Cures Nervous Disorders

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The simplicity of Try New Life" en-
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that Try New Life" will not benefit
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08
oNF HIP HORSE HITS
SIXTY HIP AUTO AND
LEAVES 1T A WRECK

r,rcAGO. Nov. S.-A one-horsepower
ofl'+ to.5av bumped into a 60-horsepower
nor car The horse went on its way
touI'- -;,g The automobile paused. Paul
relI .J.rg driving the car picked himself
-'ii4 gron7 the highway after a time. He
UP Of his touring car. The hood was
iovn n The back wheel was smashed.
Io.n ,-achinery had become tangled up
I I., Itself. It's entire appearance was
oe :rl,a crash occurred in front of the La
~. no,eI The horse cantered Off down
I,sdison street, unhurt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08
MEXICAN FEDERALS
KILL 200 ZAPATiSTS

MEXICO CITY. Nov. s.-Two hun
dred Zapata insurgents have been killed
in battle with General Planquet's fed
erals at Cuernavaca.
Government messages received from
the scene todsy reported the engage
ment and the rebel losses, but made no
mention of the federal casualties. The
rebels are said to have been driven
away from Cuernavaca and the city is
no longer In danger OF attack.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08
MCD0NOUGH BOOSTERS
FORM BOARD OF TRADE

Walter G. Cooper, secretary of the At
lanta Chamber of Commerce, and c. d.
Mckinney, president OF the Decatur Board
of Trade, will go to McDonough, Ca, this
afternoon for the purpose of assisting
the business men of that town in organ
izing board of trade
They were invited by O. o. Tolleson.
the county school commissioner of Hem
days ago.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08
PEDDLER ENRAGED BY
FINE FIGHTS OFFICER

Lewis Clein, a peddler, became en-
corder Broyles fined him $l5.75 for ped
ding without license, and, as he left
the court room to pay the fine. upbraided
and accused him of swearing falsely.
When the officer then attempted to
take him back into the court room, the
peddler resisted and a lively scene en-
sued. He was subdued, however, and
escorted before the recorder, his clothing
considerably disordered The recorder
gave him a pointed lecture on the ne
cessity. of being respectful. and let him
go without an additional fine.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08
1.-THE WINNING WIDOW" is
NEXT WEEKS ATTRACTION

The new winning Widow which will
be the attraction at the Lyric theater
commencing next Monday night, Is con-
ceded to be one Of the best musical shows
seen playing over the Southern circuit Of
theaters.
Miss LoVey Marie Green is a prima-
donna with a voice Of wonderful sweet
ness and range She sings "a song most
cleverly and has a personality that has
won her favorable criticism wherever she
has appeared.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08
MONEY TRUST PROBE
TO BE RESUMED NOV. 20

WASHINGTON, Nov S.-Chairman
Pujo, OF the congressional committee in
vestigating the money trust, today sent
out notices to the members of the COM
mittee that the examination of witnesses
will be resumed on November 20.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08
WOMEN LEAVE WAYCROSS;
RED LIGHT DISTRICT DARK

WAYCROSS, GA. Nov. s-Acting on
orders issued by the chief of police a
week ago. inmates Of houses in the
restricted district of Waycross have left
the city. A number did not wait until
the last day, but began moving early
this week No attempt to dodge the
effect of the order by moving into the
county has been made, and the city is
now practically free of such women.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08
MAN OF II FOUND
SUBMERGED IN MUD

ST LOUIS, Nov. S.-John j. Conroy
~ years old, who disappeared from his
home, was found standing in mud and
water to his neck. 20 feet from the bank
of the Mississippi river, at the foot of
Palm street.
Patrolman Sam Stewart. of the North
Market street police station, discovered
the old man stuck in the mud, unable to
move.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08
FORSYTH CROWDS LIKE
al EAE XII ESHNAV Ills NEE x

Leah kIeshna.7 at the Forsyth this
week, is the play that is worth while
Without little Emma Bunting and the
favorites who make up the winter stock
company at the busy theater. il would be
treat, but in the hands of this or
ganzation it is a banquet
Miss Bunting has never done ANYTHING
better than the reading of the title role
of the play She is an actress of quality
and real ability. and George Whitaker
has proven his worth in no unmistaken
fashion.
For the coming week "The Wishing
Ring" will be the offering.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08
"GIRL IN TAXI" DRAWS
RIG CROlhynS

The reception that has been accorded
1.-THE Girl in the Taxi at the Lyric this
week is evidence Of the popularity of
this particular joy rider. The greatest
care has been taken in the staging of the
piece The second act reveals the elab-
orately appointed private dining room Of
New Yorks best known restaurant. The
company, headed by Miss Clara Joel in
the title role, is clever The engagement
closes tomorrow night.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08
a EMlNDER

Be good enough TO remember that we
can give you the same excellent service
at the Grand Pharmacy that we accord
all patrons at our main store II you
happen to be in that neighborhood don't
forget to give us a call.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08
NEW BOOK OF POEMS.

DALTON, GA, Nov. S.-Robert Love-
.ar,s new book Of poems, "On the Way
~ Uilowdale," will be published by the
showalter Company, of Dalton,
- will be issued on November 20.