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The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-10-23
FOR BEAUTiFYING
THE HOME GROUNDS
Bed of Cannas or Border Of
Caladiums Should Be Given
Some BonemeaI.
CBy L. M. BENNINGTON.)


II you want your bed of cannas or
border of caladiums to make a grand
tropical showing from now to frost,
give them frostlike covering OF
bonemeal; then stir the soil. water
thoroughly. and mulch with lawn clip.
pings. Do this towards the end of
this month and be sure to remove the
fading flowers.
Copy nature by sowing seeds of
perennials as they ripen Provide
some sort Of shade for the seed bed.
A screen made Of lath or one of I'M
bleached muslin will answer.
The robust-growing plants will need
some sort Of support. Let the sup
ports be painted green or oiled to
bring out the grain of the wood, and
you will find them more pleasing than
rough sticks and far more satisfac-
tory. Drive the stakes fast into the
earth little lower than the plants,
so that they are inconspicuous.
The plants needing supports are
such hardy perennials as Delphiniums.
giant foxglove and snapdragons. Do
not overlook giving stakes to the
dahlias, cosmos, hydranges and
glodioli
To maintain continuous blooming
from now until frost, few perennials
must be observed. Make habit OF
cutting flowers freely, and remove all
the fading blossoms, and nature will
reward you with a lavish hand.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-10-23
SUMMONS

In the Probate Court of the County
of Lincoln, State of Idaho, before
Hen. H. B. Jones. Probate Judge.
Dave Engle, plaintiff, VS.. N. w.
Thompson, defendants summons
The State of Idaho sends greet
ing to the above named defendant.
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear in the above entitled court to
De held at the court house in Sho-
shcne, in said county, in the above
entitled cause, at 10 o'clock a. N.
uIon the 18th day of December,
1913, and answer plaintiffs COM
paint On file in said court, or plain
.ilf viii take judgment against you
IS pray cd in said complaint, which
is as follows, to wit: The sum Of
S91.10 together with interest there
on from the LIST day of November,
1912, and for costs in this action,
Tor work and labor done and per-
Aormed for said defendant in Lin
coin county, Idaho, a more complete
statement Of the case appearing in
tne complaint to which reference is
made
Witness my hand this 26th day of
September, 1913.
H. B. JONES,
Probate Judge
Harlan D. Hest, attorney for
plaintiff residence and post office
address, Shoshone, Idaho.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-10-23

land as required by law, before
Chas. J. Lisle. representative of the
state land board, at Richfield, Ida
no, on November 8th 1913, by two OF
the following Witnesses:
j. J. Mulvaney, w. A. Denecke, R.
J. Lennon, 7. B. Brush, all of Rich
field, Idaho. CHAS. T. WILLIAMS,
Entryman.
Oct 9-Nov 6
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-10-23
Gross CareIessness.
Entrynan

"Bilrs going to sue the company for
damages" why, what did they do to
him?'' They blew the quittin whistle
when e was carryin' 'eavy piece Of
iron, and Q dropt it on is foot
EYerybodv'a Maoazina
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-10-23

rouitIyhen VINO nave ,rleu Il
cram enat leasl,ognsul - Yenelia !. !
reu IN sa'lch q ui'iiAius water Is
sood power 'rouOie pie'sH'iFe
around buildings or homes where or
der preValls ana general ialih saii''d'
ton is looked 'a1ter as Il snoulo De
Give me PIGS lalr s'arl - ne oy
Iatiohs lns'e - nysu'is 'nuen oe.'
'er 'nan sAi" MIX 'N'~S - WIN si'0''S
- ' -, ~
oul's -, :. ~ .i, 49,.
800 ~ ~ ~ ~ ,sds ~ 80 al
sorts
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-10-23
Man In the Case. prob.bIv

Alice-"I think Kitty's new hat II
simply a fright Marie-"fsn't 1t.
helped her to select it''--Boeton
Transcript.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-10-23


Sell only fresh eggs
Time to select seed potatoes.
Lime is beneficial to clay soils.
Good feeders prepare in advance fol-
their stock.
The fowl does not perspire as do
most animals
The fast walker is the profitable
horse on the farm.
System in the dairy should surpass
all other matters on The farm.
The quantity Of milk in the pail is
the most dependable sign of a good
mixer.
BY keeping stock always in a good
condition the cost of maintenance is
lessened
Laying hens should have their heav
lest feed Of the day not long before
roosting time
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10

dexter of Washington. La Toilette of Wisconsin, republicans, voted for it and SO gave up party lines for what they believed to be the best interests of the country.
 To say that the country today is al' most overcome by the immensity of the work done Ia hardly saying too much. Naturally great capital and great manufacturing interests stand aghust at what they believe to be the greatest injury done by act of congress to the moneyed people of the country but on the other hand are the masses of the people who proclaim the mea : sure as the first step towards the amelioration of the industrial wrongs and the condition of the masses
 Before the vote was finally taken some speeches that are sure to be- come classics were delivered for and against tho principles of the bill. Sem ator Cnmmins made the chief fight aga uInst the measure nnd In his last speech before the poll. having given
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10
SulzER HOLDS SOME FRIENDS
WRIT OF PROHIBITION SECURED BY WORK OF A FEW
 CITIZENS

Special Nugget Service.
 TROY. Sept. 9.--Thc writ of prolii. bition obtained in behalf of Sulzer t'- day from Supreme Justice Rudd was
 secured thruugh the efforts of II body
 of men who are stIli favorable to the
 hone eachcd governor, The three names
 attached to the application for the writ are Samuel A. Fowler. James Ear rel and Frederick F. Draper. all of
 whom urc prominent in business nnd
 political circles in the state. One re- markable fnct tx that Ferreil Is Il
 schoolmnte of Lieutenant Governor GIynn hut he is standing beside Su'- ger with all his strength. He Is con Ecctcd with the Albany Union and AL bany Argus as director and h inc treasurer of great cement company The at her two are equally prominent
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an issue. But 1t seemed to be impos- xible tn reach the final moment. The issues involved seemed to be too great and stnid senators halted at tho mark apparently well knowing that the vote ihcy were abuit to take would mean
 the revolution of the industrial life of the country and carried consequences ni supreme moment To tn" whole Uni ted States. Al last they decided m
 the promise was given ny those wh h4Sitnicd nt inc great step thnt t"
 vui. would he taken at 1 o'clock yes
 tcr,iuy afternoon. and then came the lime unl tlG vote and before dinner time yesterday the inrin bill had pas
 sed by q majority of seven and the country sio"d committed [" the policy
 which means tho attempt [" aid the masscs and cut out priv iI"gc forever
 Joseph Eugene Rans,icll. of Louis- inna and Tl,ornion are tw" drmocrath
 s.nninrs that will gn down to history ns the only democrats thnt voted against th" great measure while Poin-
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m0mENT0uS TARIFF BILL
 PASSES THE U. $. SENATE

up hope of victory. he declared with the greatest veliemence In Il speech full of p,ission that the cungress of the I'niIed States had lost it's place In the affections of the people and that con- gress has "bnwed to single will"
 This last pl,iT,sc wus aimed at Pre-. sident Wilson. the father of the bill. Cummins went on to describe him ns man who wiclds more influence over congress than any man that ever came before him In the history of the coun- try" and to him Cummins attributed the tariff bill which he believed would be proven to have been the greatest wrong ever perpetrnted on a great and powerful portion of the people,
 The result of the vote was awaited with the most intense interest ny the whole city and. ns if is evident this morning. by the people of the whol" country generally It is the measure nf the dcmncrTth administration apd upon lis working will depend the fate of that administration and that party
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Nugget Special Servies.

PEKlN. Sept. 10.-The Chinese cab met has been reconstructed and among the new members arc men who belong to the party of reform and who have been opposed tu the principles of the present president and his adhcrcnts. Their Invitation to join the cabinet Is ~ken to bc n sincers attempt to re- move the difficulties which have ob- "fucted the work of the government ana 1t Is expected thnt from this time 'orward China will walk m the road @ real progress. The three reformers oow in the cabinet belonged to the party of Rang Yu Yen who followed eohstttntionai means and deprecated 'ne advanced methods of Sun Tat Sen ana the others who started tho recent 'e"oiution. Their admission to tho government is nothing less than a
 ~e'olns of the two great forces of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10
W, I. TACCART
 PASSES AWAY
WELL KNOWN YOUNG NOME MAN
 DIES THIS MORNING

w. T. Tnggcrt passed away nt the
 residence of his brother. Sam Taggert. manager of ihp Pacific Cold Storage company. this morning ai"rit four ocIock to the great regret N those who knew him. Hr hnd beer ailing f'r some time duo to m attack of pieurisy which he contracted about three years nc" in FnIrbaDks and the immediate cause uf death was hemorrhngr Of tho lungs brought about ny that complaint. 4 hcmorrhagc attacked him lnst Sun and tho third attack thls morning proved fatal. During that time he bad hccn hid up In bed hut his condition was not considered as causing any im- mediate danger go that his death caused a go,d dcal of a shock when the news was learned this morning. At tho lime of his passing away his hro- ihcr. sam. wns present at his bedside. Mir. Tnggart leaves a mother md fa- thcr. four brothers and three sisters to mourn lis lnss. Ills parents reaid" ir Seattle. IIc spent tllc winter of 1911 in Nome hnt went nut last winter and did not return until July. .ITc WAS ahnut 2S years of age During his re- silcncc in Nnmr hr made nniny close friends to whom his death is matter nf tho most sincere regrct.
 The funeral will take place from the Tn ggnrt residence tomorrow aftcrnU,n at , o'clock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10
Special Nugget Service.

0PVCt1t VVu88wt SSsv'~S'
 WASHlNGTON. Sept. 10-Yester- day at four ocl,nk with the eyea of the whole country and. indeed. thn eyes of the greater part of the world of commerce fastened on 1t the senate of tho United s;iHt-s passed the turif hiiI of the Wilson administration and practically made mw the greatest net of It's kind ever consummatcd on the American continent.
 The hnal vote on the momentous measure was ia to 37 in It's favor and this result was received with tremen- dous satisfaction. After having sat long into ih- night last Monday the senate found it impossible to come to a vote and at I3o the body adjourned without having transacted the bust ness on which Il was engaged. At nine o'clock yesterday morning the senators were agnin in their places and the nt- mosphrre was chnrged with electricity us ihe members got down to the work of trying [" get the great measure L"
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WELFARE HELD
 FOR MURDER MAN WHO FOUGHT pAtZER MUST ANSWER FOR THE LAT.
 TIERS DEATH
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 LOS ANGELES. Sept. a.--.Iesse Will l.. rd, Promoter McCarey and ten others have been arrested and arc being held cn the charge of murder in the second degree In connection with the death of Al Palzer who died after the fight with Willard some days ngo. The coroner's jury that sat on Palzer ex- oncrated Willard hut this verdict seems to have exercised no influence on the authorities and the arrest of the
 pugIlist and the promoter and the others followed today. This action Is undoubtedly due to tho agitation of the people who are opposed to prizeaght- | ing. They started immediately nfter the verdict of the coroners jury and used Seery means In their power tn have willard and the others brought to trial palzer was knocked uncon-
 scious by Willard in the fight and un- ierwcnt m operation which resulted in his death the following day,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10
LANE BELIEVED TO
 BE OUT OF DANGER

and attended io hy tho d"ctors hut h." is now S,hl |" hnv" recovered snf- Gricntly io r,'m"v" any fears of q scr . lnrs result. Trlogr,ms were received from President Wilson and several members nf In" 'Tibinet today eagerly rnI,iiring nlnnut thr condition of the dist inguish~l patient. Bulletins were issicd durin. ihc evening telling the conrsc of Ih" illness. Mir. Lane fell in sight of thonsInds during tho review and inc sensation was very great. Many believed that hc wns dying or dead for quite n time ns he lay linn and moi ionicsS
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10
ALASKA SEALS
 REMAIN HOME
VALUABLE SKINS WILL GO NC
 MORE TO OLD LONDON
Special Nugget service.

SIT. LOUIS. Sent. IO.--As the result "t n contract recently made with the government m thc I'nhcd States the governments seal catch from flask, V III remain here in the future instead of going in London ns they have beer going for forty ycnrs. Iiy thls trade piles nf money hut Inc treatment Ol and dealing in the skins w:,s never tried in ihis country until now. As the first fruit "f this contract acaI skins to tho value of ono million dollars have now arrived here. They arc the skins from inc government catch in Alaska
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10
FIGHT FOR PEOPLE WON
PYTHON TAKEN BY CAPITALISTS
 0n NEW ERA COMPANY MINE

New Era on or before July 1 next year and prospect 1t fully and thor oughly with view to ascertainins the
 value of the rock and ledge generally. Should they then take up the option a stamp mill Of 100 stamps must be placed on the property by July of the following year. 1915, and they must decide on or before September 1 next year whether they win take the option or not. The purchase price is to he paid by giving the present owners of the property 25 per cent of the Rross output of the mine from the beginning
 until the full amount of half a million
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$100,000 TO SAVE
 AMERICAN CITIZENS

it's consequences. The hatred of the
 Mexicans for Americans becomes more bitter every day since the Washington adm inistrntion demands on the MexI- can government and Americans are heinz constantly insuI,ed. It is ex- pectcd that unless the troubles are ar- ranged quickly not an American will dare to remain in that country. The negotiations between the two governments have remained at d standstili during the past few days and no outsiders can tell whether any thing is going on or not. Ii is presumed that no communications are passing between IIuerta and President Wilson bnt thut the latter is waiting for the announcement that the former has re- signed
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ESkIMoS KILL
 TWO EXPLORERS
HARRY RADFoRo AND GEORGE STREET MET CRUEL
 DEATHS.
Specia, Nugget Service.


 WINNIPEG. Sept. t0.-Wort, has been received here that Harry Y. Rad ford and George Street have been mur- dered by Jsskim"s in the Arctic and th' sourt" of tho information is only to" reliable n he doubted fnr an instant. The men were both Americans. Rad ford heinz the leader of inc rxpctlitinii and Street travelling with hlM as |, companion. They left civilization srv- cral months ago and some mneasiness hns becn felt when the time passed without q wnrd heinz hctrd as to their whereabouts. instructions were sent nut to nll tho Canadian police sNusts L" n,,ke all the enquiries lnssIhlc md inc news arrived yesterday thnt tho two men nniucrtinnnbiy fell victims to the natives
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. the New Fra mine is about to
 ...ro the supreme test and that
 s,,ndred stamps may hc dropping ..or within two years is hoped and ..c,ed from |, deal which has just ..., consummnted ,@iween the di- -.,,or. of the mtnc and a man who re- ....ents large capital. R. r. Kite Is ... rome of the man who represents ... other side and J. M. l'atham. of o.kiand is the capitalist al the back :. inc deal. The price to he paid is .sao 600 hut no cash Is paid. The agreement Is that the honders of the ,roperty place diamond drill on the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10
NATIVE SONS OF THE
 GOLDEN WEST CELEBRATE

A delightful time was spent Inst night when the native sons of Califor- mia fOregathcred in the Board of Trade restaurant and celebrated Admission day in royal style. Allison Druncr pre- sided and some two dozen diners par took of the fine banquet and whilcd the time away with song and story and "reminiscences of the great days of old.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10
FOUR MASTER CAUGHT IN
 MICE IN ARCTIC

The four masted schooner Transit is now caught in the fec in the Arc''' and was 14 days overdue at ko'ze""' when the Corwin left that place. Th"r' is supposed to be no danger |" the vesse, and it Is expected thnt she will get out of ih" ice and make port with out injury.
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sOseisl Nugget Service.

Speeiai Nugget Serv'ce.
 WASHINGTON. Sept. 10. \ def- clancy bill was passed iy 'i" house today containing provision for the appropriation or flr sum "f $iOa.00o for use In bringing from MeNir" the Americans whu are now In that coun- try and who are not possessed with sufficient sums to pay their own way on the journey. This appropriation was secured without any difficulty as 1t is we'll known that the temper of the MexIcans at present bodes no goo.i to the citizens of the United States who are now in that republic. Infor~ nation has been received from several consuls in Mexico that at any moment m outbreak might occur against the Americans that would hc appalling in
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10

OTTAWA. Sept 10.--ITnrry Thaw was ordered dcportcd from Canads forthwith today by the acting minister of tho interior. C. T. Doherty. and he WAS immediately started for the Uni tod Stntcs fighting like a madman. He smashed the window of the coach with n hottie in his rage and frightful time was experienced holdinE him down.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10
Special Nugget Service.

WASHtNGTti Sept. I0.-"I am hnppy to bc connected with inc gov ..runrnt of the nation at II tim" when such things could happen ns the pnss- Ing of the great tnrifr hill"
 This wns the cxultant announcement made hy President Wilson this morn iIg through the press "f the country ns an nncknnwlctlgement nf the cp0ch h
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10
JUDGMENT GIVEN TO
 BENSON AND FLoDlN

Judgment was given today hy inc court in favor of inc plaintiffs In th" case of Edward Henson and B. B. F1odin aga inst the Solomon river Hy- drnulic Mining company md others Judrment was for tho sum of s46.0e2 and some cents.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10

making Nntc of the senate yesterday when ih- turir hill wns passed by the
 "li was Il fight for inc people and for freedom in business" snid line prcsl- d, nt. "ThiS fight has lasted for gcu- crIitiOns hut nt Lst it has been won and completely
 Not even n victory over u powerful foreign enemy could be .rcOmpantc,i
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10
Special Nugget Service.

BERKELEY. Sept. I0.---Franklin K. Lane. secretary "f tic interior. is de- today and it Is believed that hc is in no danger now.
 His sudden Illness yesterday while he wns reviewing tho parade of tho Native Sons caused tremendous shock to those who were present and the pleasure of the day was soon turn ed to anxiety for inc condition of tho patient. IIc wns unconscious for q k.ug period cvcn after he was rcmovcI
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s. s. coRWlN.

The steamer cer~in will sail fe- kotzsbus Sound and al, way psrts. calling at TsIlsr, York. pssrins. kss. walik and Dlessow. on saturday. Aug ust 90. For srsisht and passass apply the ketzsbus Trading . rrsnspsrta- ton c.. next Lemso erss. ssudis.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10

Where are you going for you- an. nuaI outing this ysar7 Why not try Hawaii, the Paradise of the Pacific. For illustrated folder descriptive ef this beautiful land write to or cali at this office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10
WILL SON ExULTS OVER
 SUCCESS OF TARIFF

hy erc.lter rcioicings than is the pas sage uf the tariff by its supporters rhai u means Il tremendous victory fnr the masses of the people they arc fully convinced and the whole country rings with the achievement today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10

BERLIN. Sept. IO.-Thc Zeppelin nirship No. 1 has been wrecked in thu North sea and fifteen people have hccn drowned. The disaste occurred dur ing journey which was meant to demonstrate the efficiency of the air ship for invading country separate from Germany by water. presumably Great Britain.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10
SEARCH WARRANT isuEo.

A search warrant was issued t""ny for the purpose of discovering some govcrnmen, property which is snio to have been taken by soldiers or rro"
 soidiers and sold to a resident or 'he city. Some of the goods were dis'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10

COI.ESRROOK. x. H.. Sept. i0.-- Thnw arrived here md was immcd. iui~ly arrested by thc I'nitrd States au- thoritIcs this afternoon. He will hJ returned to the asylum.
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LISTER AND eErRosKev
 FIGHT TO A DRAW
spseia, Nugget Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. I0.--Listcr and Petrosley fought 20 rounds to a draw here Inst night. seldom have two men been E" equally matched md not q man In the crowd could have found fault with tlm decision. l.isfcr was !. hot favoritc mf"rc tho start mud Tct- rcskey's showing Is regarded as re- mnrknbIc.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Nome. Alaska. Sept. !. 1913

Nome. Alaska. Sept. l. 1913, Notice Is hereby given thnt tho partnership heretofore cxisting he. tween the undersigned under tho firm name of Moller & Thee has bcen dis solved by mutual consent. and inc business wIIl hereafter he conducted " VI. IT. Moiler.
 !. X. Iuee will collect portion of the accounts duo tho firm. and all nr- counts pnynhlc will hc pah hy II. IT. AIollcr.
 IT. IT. M0T.T.rR.
 rNf-E
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LA TIER
JAPANESE REPORTED TO HAVE BEGUN WAR AGAINST
 CHINA.
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 LONDON. Sept. 10.-A Japan"sc nrmcd force has landed at Ranking according to advices from Shanghn and if these adviccs are correct it means a bloody war for the bri"nt. The news hns startled l.ondni and the. effect is already n"ticcablc on tho stock exchange.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10
CHINESE CABINET
 TAKES REF0RMERS

republic and the complete insolating
 of the rebels.
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The steamer Hottie 8 will ta''e the AIaska's place, carrying the mail for the U. 6. Mercantile Go
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dollars Is paid over. after which the new owners will receive a deed to the mine.
 The people at the back of the option arr said to be people of splendid finan- cial standing and men who have un- dctils previously nnd the greatest hope is expressed by those interested that the New Era will be the reul beginning Of new era for tho Nome mining dis trict.
 THE NEW EAGLE.
 The home Of straioht vyhiskeys.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10

Nome Daily Nusset is the srsan q a'I the people. subserihs nsw, eeSo per msnth dslivsrsd.
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Ar rns Msw RAoLE.

Hsmrieh Orss.' .Apslis' Ser sa drausht. alss sesssst" by the ssttis =
 sass.
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60 TO THE NoNTh POLE Bakery fer shs beet b-saa ana pAslsy. The erly cssFss Hesss N tswN.
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srhs pssplSs Sspsr"-ssms Nussst
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n. Psspl.'s Pap.rr-Msms Nssss.
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Adv.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-29

An trains run daily. Central time.
City Ticket Office No. Peachtree 81.
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statesmen wanted for live PROPOSE
ton; virgin territory; five-year posi-
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manager. Rare opportunity for those
getting in on ground floor State man
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