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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-13
JESUP BUSINESS MEN FOR
SAVANNAH-FL0RIDA ROA[

JESUP. July 12.-Many Of the busi-
ness men Of this city have sent tele-
grams to Representative Meadows in
dorsing the Slater Savannah Florida
highway bill. They are in favor of a
highway from Savannah to Florida
through Jesup
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-13
New York Fat Man
Enjoys Georgia Heat
356-Pounder Goes About Smiling
alphabetically at Dlscomforts
Of Others.

SAVANNAH. July 12.-It is not I'M
usual for thin and middleweight per-
sons to withstand the heat sturdily, but
when a man who tips the scales at near
ly 400 pounds goes through a Georgia
July day smilingly It is time for the
others to freeze up.
Frank Giles, Of New York, who is in
Savannah with a crew of statesmen, rep
resenting a Northern match company,
is Just now Savannah's biggest man.
He balances the scales at 1856 pounds.
He is feet 10 inches tall, and has a
waist measurement of 50 inches. No
matter how hot 1t is he just smiles.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-13
BALKAN WAR NAMES ARE
BARRED IN SPELLING BEE

wAYCROSS, July 12.-Mayor Harry
d. Reed captained one Of two teams OF
spoilers in an old time spelling bee
given here last night for the benefit OF
the public library. V. l.. Stanton, pres
ident OF the Board of Education, led
the other team.
Prominent men and women OF the city
nZSe up the teams and the contest was
one Of the most interesting ever held
in the city. Balkan war names were
ruled out OF order and probably saved
many a citizens reputation for spell
ing
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-13
WaycrOSS Federal
Building to Open
New Structure Nears Completion
but Already Is Regarded as
Too Small.

WAYCROSS, July lathe Federal
Building here will be finished and turned
over to the Government for use before
30 days pass. and when this is done all
Maycross Is going to celebrate The
Federal Building is not what Waycross
people feel they deserve but IT is a
handsome little building and win do for
few years.
Since work started on the postoffice
Waycross has nearly doubled in size
and Congressman Walker already has
received a request to get an appropria-
ton for an addition.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-13
TIE sTATE NORMAL SCHOOL. Athens, GA.

bya
TIED
German Greek French Spanish Correspond
Manual Arts Agctu gardening home
Education
"'N-0' - f NJ.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-13
TO REBUILD BURNED PLANT.

POLLARD, ALA, July 12-The
plant Of the Lindsay Lumber Com
pany, which was destroyed by fire
Wednesday night, will be rebuilt at
once The mill and dry kilns were
destroyed. Insurance on the plant
amounted to about $4,000
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-13
Latest News of South Georgia
Miss RcQinO ROnbO o55 n1 ~iS 3
Of Marietta,

eOga IOIedtrate Veterans az thelr
Brunswick Wednesday and Thursday Below General H.
Davenport of Ameus commander Georgia Division T. c. V
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-11
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2ouis u. Sine iii Eeitamentsnoll.
itreder BON &illte Sine; NerionalIcn
81 600, 8runoeigentbllm S400.
S>oa Sd'roeoer lit Haf)laBoernoI.
term pon Gmma 9aoer; 4erionatIen
S4O6.
9tuna 2aubam lit gtahlaBperpal.
term BON 45m. Sdmiot; Kerionalicn
$3.50. 8runoeigentbum $1,000.
SopbIa 8ulom uno goruaro 6ifs
limb Observation-Disclosures pom g2ul.
s. 8ulom; 8runoeisentbum S3, 900,
Ibareie Rees lit 9tadIaBperpai.
term pom 3oiepb 9tidel; Reformation
$500. 8runoeigeutbun $4,000.
Der peri0ulide gtahlaB oes Sohn
Gerbdro SeiteI betraJt S452.02. Der.
jenige Der gInnn y. Gotlopa pS2OO,
oerjenige oes 6baries 2lbr $21Oi12
8erihieoenes.
aermnnn $. Suffinnn erlanGte cin
llrtheil iiber SO 064.i1 gegen Sij.
3ie u. uno Senrp Y. gltrfboIo.
Tte S5erancourt greDtng SO. cr'
lanaie ein llriheil iiber S38t.73 &c.
geH ,Solu luto Rinuie Qfiser.
Gie Union Drain 4 3op SO. ilagtc
cine ,Soroerung iiber Si16.81 ac8cn
Geo. Sammctle Elm.
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Mns benz Ypli3eigerid)t.

Btiunbbeits SnIpsttcr 6. SO. 5sls
fnni erpirtie geftern gegen CHARTS
Ssuifregsn, BON Ro. S08 Main Qp,.,
Carthage. Gtorss 70. Bacon, Don 5.
Sir. uno g., 8. 6c .. Gi(snbdbn,
6. o. Barber, Niaiam +. Dorm, bon
, Rn. 1856 Bsunst 2lpenue, unb Gnpsn
Sirr,ns. pon Jlo. "A 9lpmener Ges
bduDs, 6afttsfebls, oa bisIslb.n ts uns
terlaiIsn hobtn. ben geiuRobeits 8ors
i6riftsn na6SusommCn.
Gsr Gan BIS glite Samnb, mel.
der btI6uloigt mar, pabreno bss
Streits Rralpalls am Goun!dia
@auare cine aIhtGEns Der ein. Gar
geporftn 81 babtn, purne auf Das pis
feHt 9ofei seiss:, Ia niht beptglea
treroen tonnls, oab Sdmno pir.l.d
Der 5t1ter mar.
Der 9eriasun9 fiI Der Tali es s1
ssfs Ualentins, enen betnnnten qoiis
!titT, airbein. 0alentine III beItu..
oiat, SirrHsr an unnsr6sirdtbets Dlos
T. permietbst su babsn. Die 4nes
eenfsit tommi am Jreitag our 9.rs
taHSlurg. Die psriontn, relfe NIT
WoleHiins rsrhdiiei tpurotH, tyaen
nfs 3eugeE sessn Qnteniins auf uHo
rrurbeH frsigeiprofsn.
Aaf 5DaHsla 5age ipuroe 9lepb ..
Gfepens in cas 4rbsiisbaus nuf gsgs
oHIniGuna isiner Wu.tsr aefanot.
Hioso III felt elmer Wods nl6t ars
BEN dhrdn bsrousaetommen unb bate
fsiner Wutter pieI asrser unb g.rs
frub bsrsttet. fObaB iid bic 5rau Ders
dnlabt fab, ibren Spr0bliHq turh ZEN
Bolisetriftsr sine aur perf6r i6en Su
laffsn.
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esriib in's Grab.
Ter ! Sabre altc Snurcncc Ueiacr
bcIm Siid)cn crtruuten.

0eltern 8ormittag begdb Iih Der 4
Sabre alte &anrsnce 8eiaer, an Ser
0anfteib uno airbo Rpao pobnaafs,
NIT rem 6 Sabre allen Besln Retns
burot gum SptcIen uuo fielen bic ande
ben alF ben 9eoanten, an Der Golerain
apeuue qe9enUber Der Glorioa 2tpe.,
i'm gDeit Sort ftihen 3u geben. Der
tletns Gapreuce gertstb batei in elm
2ch uno 0erlant ror oen &uaen Ie.nes
Spiellom2raoeu. Deslp Heinbarot
lieF tn ieiner 2lnsit, ais er ieinen Ges
fdbrten ertrjnteu lab, bapon unb tbeilte
Den 8oriaQ an1eblih mebreren 8afs
IanteH nit bic jsooh 0eu Nuqabeu
pes au1beu feline 8eahtuna deihentt
ha5eHIOlsu. Die STEELE. an nelfer
Der Enabe ertrant, bciinoet Iih MIR
}Dei e3eDierte Dou Der eIt:rlihen mobs
runa BIS bic Boli2ei ppu bem llnfdu
aaHutniS erbieit. 5cQaten Fh Tofort
8oIi3iiten uuo oie 6aten unr 2.iters
s,omna1n.e ylo. ; sur llniJ4itelle. um
ZEN tIsiuen Geidudm 3u 1e.0ca. RuH
Idn1erem SuteH a2lruc = Gsttnnnt
2oris etmmolIs pon Der 6ateu aoms
pdgnie glo. 5. ben 2eitndm an berqen.
Der tteiue aorper tpuroe naf) Der els
terIihcu Bobnuna uberfiihrt, opn peie
der Der &uabr felt benz Wlprgen Der.
ujbt mar.
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DipIom in Je6nologte unb G(ets
tri8itdt: QsIter Games gleranber,
Games Srpin 3opIe, Glareucegernaro
Grcsge, 5reb galonir Iurbrop, Rus
poipb Iumpnt 8riiaro, G6arIes
Stsosns 5apes, 5enrp 2lIfreo 6oefle,
Qouis Ql6ert 2eB, gilbert Biuiom
Sisfer, 2Iopb Span Wiasr, 2epsrett
!6pIntsr gope. 5reb gBiqiam S6aes
pertIaus, Greo @iuiom Smith, 6uryr
Serite9ge Stagoman, Sohn Mit6el
Sranter, Rortpooo e. 3rput.
9iplome fir ben Gurius in Qrti=
teftur: Sultan 5rebertt gettoIo, Gos
marc ,Soi. @eiting Ralpb SaQoran,
G1r! Gbpin QaHoberg, 5oiep9 6urrg
Re;n6aro, SuItus Ulosler Sal8er.
9iplome fir ben piIienIhaftliheu
SIRIUS: Sraucis 5arnbam 5eprot6,
GpeIpn See 2ucas. 9arolo 5opeQ
Curtop.
Giplome fir GunItqepsr5ez 4urfus
22curice GDelpn 9rats. gbna gbntbe
G;loB, 9oRalo Sngels.
Ctplome fir GurIus in Der 2it6oz
g,Gphie: Wuriou u. Ri6aroTon,
Carl @. Sdoof.
3ertiiifatc iilr aurius in Spc}idl.
uiiieuifaft; Gmil 8rpan RoeBIer.
,3erttfitute fir qor7sQunmalersi:
giia 2tnna goam, 2tgatba columbia
9cnhaio.
3ertifitat fir artitettpniites 3eihs
nen: Sames Wtliam 0oobaro.
q be ND 6uIe.
1iplome fir glrhiteftur.aurI
GilIiam Qommei, Gilbert 5elm.
9ipIome fir gIettri3itdts GurTug:
Borrsn Gjiffin grppn, 9llbert See
Conner, Diaiam fFrees. :3oIsp6 Sob.
tuE. 9erner RuifeQ Qeffler, @eprae
ct. Mdlte~ 5anlor.
Certificate fir W}QT6inenseidnen:
1reb 9aiter, Srnit 1autmeier, Wi8s
'ep gnqsl, Qrtbur 6auon, Rapmoao
5ammler, Carl Qiebel, DtQiam 2pass
man, B6ilip Robr, 8eorqe Rob, Maf-
.sr Rpbolt, GarI Spdnaenberq, Gmil
Gerner, 5runt DoeIfer.
3srtifitate fir ar6ttettpniItes 2eics
ren: Benjamin Dapis, cSreoerid ri
I&er, Qaprencs 9reaoire, s3thdrb
Gu6f6, gnrl Ruiiel Sores, DtGam
Gopp, Qrtitalc Staqoe. Robert
Gtdutamp, Qrthur 5arrn 0aqner.
3ertifitat fiir gbsmie: George auIb.
,3ertiFitdt fir 1Frei6anb8ei6nen:
Galporn 4uguit 5beif.
3ertifitats fir aurIus in Der Der.
hiitunq oes Rauhs G(ere Bennett,
Charles Bloom, Uilso Craig, QBil
il1m 9immett G'eorge3uucan, Frunt
gspeniheib, @aIter 1atdiuIon. 2ll-
bert 2cus. Chris. 2iptheIN. 0crmon
Srffe, Charles Q. Sterritt, 2eonaro
Snonep, Gl3a Wooo, 6arrp (3ir.
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MeidlHsse lit srHmpa.

Die Getsttips fyrome unp Dig rs
ofrhsfsetsn asiisrn oln angeblitea
Gfsmissr Miaiam WtGausb!in, GA
sSahre alt, In lsinem 3immer i'm Ut
laniie 5otsl, &c. 426 Geniral 4ps.
Ulf0angbliH sie6t an, bab er Gi..sas
hahtpaaer Rdoer un b Giienbabnz
SdDellsE aus allen m0aliten 5inqea
hsritsllsR tonne. Dem 1etettsp Ger
gsant poitsbaum srtldrte sr isins oss
tiidls Grfineung. unb CAB fsin Ge.
f.imniB prsis. Wcaau96iin aebrauht
Az opr Asriteaung Ger R1oer unD
Sfptllen aartoffstn, Rii6en. d.ts
Glsin., Wlr6tl. qetroleum, @afoI n,
alts Shubs, Spsifsa glsfte unb abs
tall TN Meemsinsn. Iurf ie.Ee Grs
tIribuna milf Me2augbIin Osr Si1bt
cine srobe Ginnobme Dsrihlffm, cenn
fsr AbfaH brouGt nidbi metr Ger Nes
outtion aomp. iitsrsefea su usrben,
an5 fam ois Ssaot ReecuabIiHs Or
ItHoung fpfrt6polI ausnuben, insen
iis Giienb1bnmnterinl b<riiel.t. Ten
erftnosr etbs ts dbsr Die bsn me iiea
ltfnfr aofItstn, oenn er bat Tin gelo.
I'm oisffm lle6rlItunb nb3ub fen. aab
Wtpaughlin 2lttisn In 66fe Don SiOO
aus. bic CUR 9beilbdbsrfnafl an b,r
Wtedupblin WletaIl aonp. feretitls
Gtr. Mebr dls cine 4tiis tonnte auf
siHindG nitt besOsen ipsrbtn, ipsnu ies
bod ntr 9lfticndr ipdtsr seipiils MIR,
isintn Anshgil 81 erh0b.n. 10 +ionnts
'sy Misisn bis su elmer Dliilion bab Il.
Tit Gttsttips baiien bon bieIem fcn.
efybaIsn Raut gebSrt, unh bteaben
fih au ibm. um angebIidj gftiirn AZ
tfptrhen. ulegougblin mar en- ana.
Iid hoh trfreui. nab snolit iemonO
TAM Der feline gsniaie grfinDnna iii
ipiirbigsn psritanD. mar aber D0ppslt
1y1hdunt. nls iid bic Tststiips iii ers
ifnnen anbsn. unD ihH nIs psrbdhsi1
perbnfttien. Wegnugblin itommi aat
4plaus, sabaho. Die pcIi3.i Mill
~ ieine friittrsn HeIuds In Gintins
raH unissfuGsn.
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ZemefteriblmB.
Sie slbsauas. .Seierlidfeiten i'm Chic
Wledauies ,Suititnt.

,<n benz bcreits I'M Sabre 1923
QeQrilnneten Ohio 9tetyauics rSuiti.
int fano geItern Abcn0 Die Senelter.
jfIubieier nit lleberreifung Der Ii
olomc oil Die 9Ibitllrietlten Der Iaq..
uno Der abeHoid'ule ratt. Tas Gmerp
auditorium Dar 3u oieien 3iocG
pradltia geid,miidt uuo bis oui bcn
leeten GIaB beIest gtui Der 9ilhne
baiten bic aurutoren, Die Mitglie0cr
ocr 5afultdt, ioluie Die 2lbqunaslhiIs
Ter 8lQs aenomnlen. Nad 3Ipei 4Iu.
,iifpiecen lnb Dem 8ebet, meld)es poH
Reu. Charles y. Reaoe geIprod.u
muroe, bieIt Gruiioent Sarru Z. 2lt-
fins cine her3lihe gInipradle sur 9e.
millfumlnuun1. TanH folgten h-si
ant au$aearbeitete 8ortrdge iiber ichr
ieitQGnl1fe 5bcnutd. 0ie BON Stn.
oenteu gehalten .puroen Serr &arolo
5urtou bcbanoelte DIE 0aiIloermcr.
thung, 0err 5urrp Staaamon iprad,
ilber @aiicrfouieroierlng lmo &cr5lle
tuna oon lleberidlmemminqen
Rarion 8ifaroion iibcr Die Ac6eu-
tuna Der 2itt,ograpbie mo 5err5rau.
cis Seuroth ilber ben 3lrammenharq
puiid)en Ghemie uno 9Sllouitrie. Grc>
iciior geo. & .pie2iarmio itelte bier.
ami DIE 8raonanoen nor. Die aus ben
NanSen oes gsraiioenten Nerru ,Soan
9 Shearer iooann ihre 9lbglnqs.
'cuaniiie ln0 Tiplome erhielten. nit
Scaensipriih idlob Die tSeier, oeiien
muiifaIiifer Sheil bon !0oIer'S Grs
deter ausaefiihrt poroen mar.
Tie 9tbiturienten, petts ihrs 1i.
plome uno Gertififate erbielten, ma.
rem:
SaaIhule.
8rao eines gncenlaureus Der nil
ienl6aft in Der SetHolpeie: g6arIes
garlen 2eeos.
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llcbcrfubrcu uuo ucrleBt.

Qln Der Court uno Gutter Gtrabe
tprrOe geiteru Der 10 Sabre ulte paul
9urns oDH Go 500 Gdurel Strafs
BON einem 8eiddftspagen, Der BON
5oIepb Sarris geIsnft tuurbe. iiberfabs
rem rnh periebt. Ter Aaeen aing
iiber ben reften 5ub be8 anoteu. mos
hurh bas Gjlien serralmt purne. Ter
gsrIebts fanD glufnabme i'm itaetiihen
Erautenbdus.
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unO gine Strahe, iilr ieine 5irma be.
ifuitigt uno HlitBtc 3ll oteiem ,3lucct
einen BON Der (honlpions Starrett
60. betriebeneti fuhrituhI benlgueu.
Turd) Die 9afld1lilfeit zines Der 2In'
Jeiteilten mlroe er uon Der Rldtiorm
oes SabrituhIs OH aopie getroiicu
unh trug erbeblitc 8er!esungen oa-
ron, auf 8runo berer er gcitern cine
alage iiber $4,000 gegen oieSbomp-
ion.Starreit 60 angeitrengt Bat.
99iIip Juffarber, 0eiieu 8rluo-
eieentbum an Ger RtMliden 2lpeuue
llno guoer StraBe aeIegentIld) oe3
geritcns elmer 8aiierfeinmgsr6hrc
am /. ,Sllli 1897 bcoeuteno geiti.
bigt poroen ieiu ioa, bat aus oieien
8runoe cine Stage iiber $4,000 Je.
gen Die Staot Cincinnati angeitreag.
Iie fsobn Saist greiping So. per.
langt $1,000 Gntffdoigung BON Der
5tabt gtornooO, rueil ourh Die &er'
beiierling Der Gogparos ROAD, 3Ipl.
i6en 2ud Greet unb Maoiion iolo.
Imelhe BON Der 9srtlagteH porgenom.
men tpuroe, oas an Der betr. StraBg
aeiegene Glgent5um Der alngeriu &c.
ifaoigt poroer lein loa.
ssn Der $4,000 alage Der Sopbie
5ieller gegeu Die Union 8as & GIet.
trio so. uno Die Cincinnati FRACTION
60. gnben Die 8eifnporeneu oes RIh.
tiers 5piegel getern natl elmer 9.td.
Diaen gerban0lung ein 8eroitt }n
1uniten Der Gerflagten ab 6ralI
,siellcr mad,tc geiteno, oaB tie au ..
sSnni 1911, ais lle lif aui elmer Gar
beiaao. bon elmer Basrobre aui sHeln
@agen Der @a5Jeieaihait. Der ali Ger
Gar porbetiubr. getroiien uHo erheb.
lid perleet woroea iei. lie 9ertbctoi.
glina beltrlti oies unb fiibrte an, GAP
bic alngerin nod an ben ,Solgcn ei.
ner 8erlesmg Ieioe, peIdie tie att
9eonate porber erlitt, ais in IbreT
3obnung Die Icte berabfieI uno lie
getroiien puroe. sir oieien Ilnraa
Rabe Tie pon oer 5nrrin 60. GI5cE.
tbiimerin oes Sauics, $500 ais
Shmer5ensgelo erbalten
@alter 9itGououeb, Ger am 20.
ssuni 1912 uii Gonep ,Ssiauo pan
Dem grinntpoIl3iiten 2eslle TarmsU
ihotlih nngegrIi'en uno iaucr mlB
Ianoclt iDltrbc uuo oesbalb Die G1ucu
,ssloEo So. auf $4,000 perfIags
hatte ,erlongte gcitern cir 9erOItt
iiber St00. Garncu gab su, oeu llu.
ger etIpos nniaHit bebanoelt 5lt 0abcn
neil oerieIbc iit trot uorherigen 3er.
bots bnrh Oas etIlsansstbor oraHBcn
lUolIte, nm nod cinen geraoe ab'aE.
retoen 1ampfcr 81 erreiheH.
8uroc tn6reibett 0eieatI
Ter 16iahrige sSoicph 5ar0uer,
Der Dor einl1en lagen. nad eiH6m
grunoe in Der 4obailug ielner Allut.
ter. Barn 4. ,SoneS. 9tp. Si1 HIf
lnono 5trabe. Don Der goli3ei lln:er
geroad)t eiHgeipcrrt pnr0e. erlanJt,
gcitern inielBe elnes Sabeas Gorpns
geriahrens icine sSrelheit 9litter
@cogbepen. Dor Dem Der eSau 3Er
WerhonoluHg fam. eiltldIeo, haB Die
Nclisei fem Nctt babe. Den sSun1en
in SAT- AZ halten, obne eiite beitinultc
Anfiaac gegen i'm sll erbebeil. Giel
goii;ei6ehoroc er5ob tcillen GimuunoI
aeaea oas 9eriabren llno lieB oen
Suunen ialfeu
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8 "a / d Ii | c.

9rao eines 9nccnldureus Der miIs
ienldaft in Der Sstnolpeie: g6arIes
garIep 2eeos.
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llntcrrtdlt6 .Nnseigen.

Ssanetts QloOs. 81, Gin. Ser5. uno
gtterenieioeH.
4nna E. Sanomann 50, Rapio
Run qita, Qit5ma.
Ben. goB. 81, Gttp, gub rtlIoe.
Wagaretbe Robertfou, AZ, 11428
Gbaie Ctr. 0}agenqeiflpir.
TSances Wl. Wil,lams, II, 1929
8rstrIter 2pe,. 6er3leiocn.
,Soiep6 Nartin, SO, Gitp, Rer n
leioeH.
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gterblidJfeitsberitf)t.

Observation-Disclosures, Y, St5ran
Gig 6oipitaI, Qiertn tst1en.
Clarence Spurrier, -, gitp
Shpinbiudt
Sopeie 5etter, 90, 1918 @. s.
Str, 6CrsleIoeH.
0tllidm Roro, as. Gitp, Shuinos
iudat
gdrburd &. Deigele, Al. 1923 glu.
Hod, leberleicen.
esaeob gruebl, 66, $40 utcDtideu
glpe.. Iierenleioen.
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5iige fabren ab bonn Central ilnion
e'ahnbOi nm 7:15 gm., nmS snriid.
frbreno Abfabrt bonn Jnoianapplis
llisipn gainbsi nm 7:30 0m.
Iifefs snm gerfanf in Der Gitn
Sifstcifiee, y. E..Gdc gierter uno
glne Ctr. ooer pom Central lluion
gabHboi.
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len uno ertldren. oaB er iuieoerlolt
Heriohnungsperii,d)e aeutotlt,, oaiHlt
aber feinen GrfoIg aehab. babe.
Ehaoenerfas alagcn
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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-20
THE COLD WAVE HELPS fl TIE TURKS The Allies Are Forced to Stop Fighting During
 Gold Snap. -~

London. Feb. 2O.--Thr Allies surrounding the Qualifications of Cnnstautinople and those besieg- ing the town of Gallipoli, about l35 miles southwest of COnStan- tinuplc. have been forced tn sus- pend operations on account of the cold snap of the past week.
 The Turks are using the op- portunity to strengthen the for tifications in order to be prepar- ed to repulse the attacks. The Bulgars have taken thousands of the investing army veterans of the war from the army investing Constantihople and have amassed them onfthe border of Roumania, but the other allies have sent out enough soldiers to make. up the difference.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-20
TH0S. A. EDISON
 66 YEARS 0lO
Has More Than 700 Patents to. His Credit--Works Twenty
 Hours Each Day.

West Orange. \. J.. Feb. 20.-- Thomas A. Edison was 66 years old today. He received cOngratu- lations from every part of the civilized world.
 Mr. Edison during his life has invented more than 100 articles for which he holds patents. He is especially known for his in- Nrnliun of he incandcscent lamp, but he has many inventions of telegraph instruments tu his credit and also the phunn2rapl His latest invention, which pro- videS words and music al mov- ing picture shows. has just been completed, and he was offered during the past week Sl,0O0,00O for the sole right to this patent in the United States, but the wiz ard refused the offer. II is eX- pected he will organize a stock company and place il on the mar ket himself
 Mr. Edison spends but four hours each day sleeping and has been known to work for 60 hours without sleep.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-20
ROuMAN|A MAY
 FIGHT BULGARIA
Each Country Has amassed It's Troops on the Border and Aos-
 tiIities Are Expected.

London. Feb. 2O.--The Rou- manian aimy has been amassed on the Bulgarian border and war is expected between the two eOun- tries.
 Roumania has decided to take the opportunity while Bulgaria is busy with the Turks to force the little nation to give up a slice of territory desired by the Rouman- ianS. They are backed by the Austrians, who are in every way determined to prevent the Allies from reaping the reward of the war with Turkey.
 The Russians have shown a disposition to stand with the Slavs, and it is expected that a war between Russia and Austria will surely follow if the two smaller nations start hOStilities. The Russian populace are very strongly in favor of war in order to protect their cO-religionists of the south, and the government may not be able to check the war like actions of the people.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-20
BLAkNEY SHIPS
 ORE 10 SHELTER
High Grade Copper Ore Sent to States for Treatment--Soon
 be Steady Shipper.

Thomas RIaknry. manager and principal owner of the FidalgO Mining company. was in town yesterday and is .illbiIanl over the prospects of his property. which he expects will soon be one of the steady prndur"r> on the sound.
 Three hundred tons of high grade copper ore expected to run between 10 and l5 per cent. was sent out on the last trip south of the Yukon. and another ship ment will be made in the near flu ture.
 Ten men are now employed on the property and more are expect ed to be added as soon as it is justifiable. The company has in stalled a tram and constructed dock and are now ready to push the work rapidly.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-20
DYNAMITE IS USED
 BY SUFfRAGETTES
Lloyd Georges Home Is Partly Wrecked by Explosives Used
 by She Devils.

London, Feb. 2O.--The home of Lloyd George was partly destroy ed today by suffragettes, but for tunately no one was hurt. The police have been unable to make any arrests.
 Thousands of extra pnljc" are on duty in London to curb the activities of he SuffragrtteS, who have become more and more de- termined to force the government to give them the right to vote. The .iails are crowded with wom- rn who have been arrested for IiSordrrIy conduct and for the wholesale destruction of prop rrIy. .-
 :. All he Shupkeepers Whosr fronts are of plate glass are com prllrh to keep special wat tchmrn on night and day.
 Lloyd George, the Chancellor of the ENchequer. says the wom- tli HIuSi Dc tpIllFollcu II u tdhtH all the force at the government $ command.
 The SuffragetteS now threaten to destroy the valuable painting and other objects of art of i'm mense value unless they are granted suffrage and Mrs. Drum mond has called upon all her fol- lowers tn make he city ''unbear- able"
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-20
CHAMBERLAIN ]: ] !! NAY
 UT CABINET 1 } ! JOB

Salem, Ore, Feb. 3O.--Through those underground wires so fre- quently conveying political news of the utmost importance in ad- vance of the orthodox means of communication, word has reached the capitol that United States Senator George E. Chamberlain is billed for a cabinet portfolio under President Woodrow Wilson, says the Evening Telegram today.
 Close on the heels of this re- port comes another that, when Chamberlain takes his seat with the pres ideni'S advisory corps. Gov. West is to resign. whereup- on Secretary of State Olcott will assume the office of eXecutive9in addition to the secretaryship. The next step in political progression would be the appointment of West by Olc0tl to fill the unex- pired term of Chamberlain as United States senator.
 Just how the report originated is hard to. gather, but that it has substantialyfQundation is shown by the oommDtion it is causing in legislative circles at the capital. and the activity in the srafiks of politicians in various quarters. in Portland.