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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-01-03
PARCELS FOST ON
JANUARY IST
p ostoffit e Department
Ready for Handling Tier
chandise at Low Rates
Over Entire Country.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-A New
Years gift by the American govern
ment TO the American people will
be thoroughly equipped domestic
parcel post. Following considera-
tion OF the subject in a general way
for a third of century, Congress
last August. authorized the Post.
master General to establish the new
system on January /, 1918
In actual operation, it is expected
that the parcel post will bring the
factory and the farm into closer
touch with the consumer, and that
it may reduce the cost of living.
The largest city and the most OBJ
scure hamlet allie will enjoy the ad.
vantages of-the parcel post. 1t will
be open to all on precisely equal
terms.
The new system will be a direct
competitor Of the express compan-
les, particrlary on small pack &c
business. By it shippers practically
may send from their own doors
parct Is 10 any one OF the 10000
post, fhces in the United States.
Tie r. es of postage tor parcel
post matter differ RADICAL, from
those OF oth,r classes of mail.
First. second and third class matter
now is tr' nsported at IL fiat rate
for IN, distance. Parcel post rates
are ased upon a series OF zones
and the, increase as the distance
increases. The first zone includes
all territory within radius OF APP
prnx'n,atel, so miss from the post
N ,,led: lie >ccond. $50 nil,s; tne
thlrd. 300 niles; the fourth, 60
miles: tie nth, 1000 miles, the sixth,
1,4p0 miles; the seventh, $500
miles: and the eigth all Ierriior,
bsy oud $50 miles
b, he tenn 81 III, | ~ "a nat
ter u1i noW rmlIl actd ~ the mrs.,
second and third classes al mail
ma ten ma, be forwarded bN ar
Gel post. provided single package
do, : cot excerd II pounds IN weight
or l. not greater III dimensions thai
u riches in combined length and
girth, and is not oi such a character
as to lnjur. postal employees or
damage equipment or other mail
matter. la a word. il will include
all kinds OF merchandise
The rates are computed on the
distance and on the weight OF tbs
package in pounds. Provision is
made, how ever. Tor small packages
weighing from one to tour ounces,
which may be sent a, a fiat rate of
one cent tor each ounce; but for
packages weighing more than tour
ounces the pound rate OF postage
apples.
Wnhin the postal district of any
postothcr local rate OF tive cents
for tn, hrst pound aud one cent
Tor each additional pound is pre-
scrihed Within the 80 miles rep
resuenting the first zone, the rate
is five cents for the first pound and
three cents for each additional
pound.
This rate increases with the dis.
tance. until il reaches maximum
OF twelve cents pound for deliver
within the eighth zone, 1900 mIs q
fro the point Of mailing.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-01-03
October Railway Traffic
Exceeds All Records

The receipts and the expenses of
the steam railways for the month
Of October. 1912, are greater than
for any other month in their history.
Net operating revenue. which is the
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-01-03
Union College makes a
business of Education.
Winter Session OPENS January 9TH, 1918

cock, the maximum rate OF twelv
cents pound applies on all parcel
exec t those weighing four ounces
or less, addressed to any point il
Canada, Mexico, Cuba and the Re
public OF Ianama. The domesti,
rate also applies o any point il
the Hawaiian Islands, the United
States postal agency at Shangha
to any point in Alask and bet weer
any two points in Alaska. 1t ap
plies. likewise, to parcels mailed ir
the United States Tor delivery in IT.,
! Canal Zone and to parcels going &c
or coming from the Philippine Is
lands.
In the opinion of the postal ex
perts the new service will be the
most gigantic transportation prop
osition ever undertaken by the gov
eminent. The service will extend
over more than ABS, 900 miles OF
transportation lines, including 233.
500 miles of railways, 164, 399 miles
OF star routes, 29,2S3 miles OF
steamboat lines, and 1,077,772
miles of rural mail routes
For parcel post matter a dis
tinctive set Of postage stamps has
been provided. These distinctive
stamps must he used for all parcel
post matter. II the packages hear
ordinary postage stamps they will
be held for postage.
The drafting of regulations to
govern matter transmitted by par
Gel post was personally directed nv
Postmaster General Hitchcock
One of these regulations is that each
parcel mailed must bear on it's face
the name and address of the sender
preceded by the word "From."
Parcels intended for dispatch must
he mailed at a postothce, branch
postoffice, named or lettered sta.
tion or such numbered station as
NAV be designated by the post-mas.
ter They must not be placed in or
upon letter boxes or package boxes
located in city streets They may
he given. however, to any rural or
star route carrier. Parcels must
not be sealed and must be so pre-.
pared as to permit of easy exami.
nation. Such parcels as contain
two ar more classes of mail matter
are chargeable with postage at the
rate prescribed for the higher class
All matter which is declared un-
ma,lable by law will be unavailable
as parcel post matter. THIS in
cludes obscene. indecent and immor.
al matter. Intoxicating liquors,
pnisons. live animals, birds and
poultry, iufammable articles hav.
ing a bad odor. The regulations
prescribe minutely methods to be
used in packing parcels. Liquids
and oils, paste and salve, sharp in
strumcnts, ink powders, pepper and
snuff must be placed in water.tighi
receptacles and in many instances
surrounded by absorbent material
TO prevent damage to other mai
matter.
Articles, such as millinery, toys
musical instruments and glassware
must be labeled Fragile"
One OF the interesting featutes o
the regulations concerns perishabl'
articles. In this class are place.
butter, lard, fish. fresh meats. dress
ed fowls, vegetables and fruits an'
berries. Provision is made for Car
rying almost every article produce'
on the Iarm except live animal
and live fowls. In the local zon
little packing is required. With
the first zone--that is. for a ship
ment OF so miles--all these article
must be enclosed 10 su inner cove
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19

6ritoen finnn. Der Iei6tiinniss
1Sungt, Der Nomen uno Gbrt Der
ipisltt iii foot. Der bier Dor
Dir itebt uno um Nsr9.bune bitt.t.
1T Elm e~rnittr Wenit. Der nift m.br
rob rtrpsn tam. sd babe sbrgei3i9
9~eorb>itst, mid in hi. sob. gu brin.
gen.
Oh brau6it Did m.intt nidt gu
Ihdmen. Muttsr, MIs Oispontnt .is
n.r iibtri.,iit.n 5irmu it,k i'd in
bobem NnI,b.n. Millionen etbeu
our6 m.int 6Gnbs, absr lie psrfibren
mid niGi msbr; 0snn ih tpeib. oab
oos @Iiid anoersn llrfpSunes 1T.
Seit papo toot 1T. ~iibertpoItiet
mid bic Sshniutt mad meinsr gu
ten, .infumtn NIutter. Wtnn oi.it
S3.il.n did .rr.idsn. bin i'd iton
an 9orb oes Sdiffss, bus mid gu
Dir fiibrt. CAB mid ni6t umfonft
q n Define 3bir tIopf.n - Wutt.r!!"
Gin grief aus BEN 1raumIunb?
Sin Iruo ibrtr ,rrt9ten Gimme? Rsin
IS III Wobrhit. Wnbrkit,
Gr bat Den 6eimipes eefuno.n. Gr
bat geiiibrt, g.tdmpft uno tnnn bod
ni6t frob rtr6en, ebe Ct riht Der
SHUTTER ms Nu9t a.ibout.
raomm. m.in 9sIisbtsr Sobn.,"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19

oentt 5rdu Rdtbin. Xur ein,n 4uz
5enbIid itsht lie am Stnit,r uno ibsrz
iddut BE erlsud tetsn Stagsu. ounn
3iebt iie snsrsiih 81. @orbang, Sus
iamTen uno Sunoet Sitt ln.
Sic hattie bon birdufgswu mo Iih
Die Quit anithen imoII.n. Rein. IS
1T bsier TO-" osntt IL nit sud,no.m
Wlunoe, ~IisF:c alI,in nit iit i,Ibit
ais fremo - uHtsr 'fremoen."
~Vlit msinsn grmnsrungen r,-o,
id i6On fsrti9 rerosn." ldt,It II,
mutbi9. ~GinmaI muFsn II, oot
%perbla1en. Is iii ia allies ldngIt Dor.
uber." fu9t lie laut binSu. ~ourt9,.
tdmpft uno jitsrrunosr,,"
Sensr Wsibncp tsabtno. Der I'M
psrgeBIih Dor lbrer Ssel. itsbt!
Sic tatten handIs mob hi. grobt
Wobnuna in Der WiIbeImItraBt.
Sine Hieisntunne itono 3piihsn Sen
Gtfenitern uno itrsdts ike 3p,iQs
nett ms Simmer hAsin.
9ribsH i'm lauIhio,u WinteI oos
6armpnium. oos Tdul 70 meiiterhdit
gu ipislen osritano. airhsnitiII ipar
ss i'm 9auie. rtnn Die Ii.b.r. al
ten Wsibna6tslisb.r ~srtIan9en, isIbit
bic 0ienitbotsn it1no.n lauittno an
Der Sualtbiir. go ianft uno innig
oas prdlu0ium -. brdui,not Gnoe!s
dore uno Elm I,ifs 3itternoss
9aleIuia,
9o6 she bic 8,r3sn ana.3in0st
lpdren, borts man ,iIiae Sfrjtt. aui
BEN Gang. Grihrett blidt, Die
5rau Rdtain III oo8 bIaI, @siidt
hires Spbnes uno fublte iit bon
Ietren Nrmen mie Bon Spei aldmm.rn
umIhIohen. nWas 1T Dir, msin
Sun9e, biit ou tront atfporoen ,"
InN TN poar aba,riFene Worte
oranqen an i'll Shr, hsren Sinn Ie
Nit perituno; IS it oIIes aus
NIutter. Sd muB fort, efe lie ss snt
oeden -- id bottle. Is suiammsns
3ubrinoen absr BE &soiiion nod
Dor llItirno."
r@os bsrsutet oas?" rjtF Il, ,nt-
'sBt. rRensit 0u i'm 6isbsr?~ limo
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19

ann Elm kifer Sdrei: r@efdIitt.
S%etrpaen,."
Nufreft an ser 8dno itten0, iub
lie ibn raoontiIsn tjrte lie oas
RrIlen pon R0osyn unten ~tai:s!e
lie nah eirem !6oI:.
2us tic ndd) Iarasn Stuneen .rz
madte, q e5 ountsl nm lie. IS
porsn ibrcs Morres 6dnts. Die lie
itreldeltet otsr feline St!mms tIan9
frern uno tel nNsiBt ou out, lie
bes Weib, oaB 1eut t;iIi8'r Attno
iit?"
Nm unotrn Moraen in ser feiter
itrablencen Jeitionne mar Der alte
0err Rem i6neren Sang gum Ghf
ieines Sohnss g~eg0n9en. Sdein nm
Sdtin lsqte er auf BEN Stih nitoer.
uuno 1penn cs nitt rsiti r. "a 1T
nod, Dos %ernGgen mslner Jrlu."
StoI3 ourd]itritt sr Die Stroben,
ais bake er and rent 6ejsrtd9 nj. Die
anoeren 9tute, oot isins Gel,a!t git
terte, ais CT Ten Vel5 d%ufbln9te uno
oen blanten Gplinrer barber i.llIpts.
Gin mprtlcier 0dn0scrut. UNI Damn
nur nas cine: .Gr 1T fir pns to0t.
Nte. unIer Namt lit nitt in ben
Sfmub oe3cosn - Die Ctr. 1T gs=
rettyi."
Cann nar Is Jill um lie ae.pcr=
ben. rem lie Sc9sn lid bon Der Welt
5utit.
Ct;.I. Die ate FRAU 8o'#n
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19

licrsn mn sinSia uno A1rluf
aripTuh trteben.
Die Sultur os3 N.-'..Htr1uhts
iii cine ii5erdus miih' rs .rforz
cert Die HortpflanSnnc Stsd
lingo. IN nsuer:r ;.sbi man
Die StlaHSe nuh an .rer. no
pci Sic Sliitsn tii?n, s,fruttet
psrotn mli1su. u .ebt oies
duf oi. Seiis. 0dB d. -ssoreren
nit sincm 9ombusita. \nrerf
Der mdnllihsn Slutt aren. ~
81 belpirlsn. oab Der ori Sic
9idrbe fdllt. Auf ii 10: II tin
Grbtittr imitnnoe. tdo ia 1000
Siitsn liiuitiih Su tg' su Die
Grnts bcsinnt, men ttiiren
6rlItte unfau0en. ildl fa fdrreu.
Gs 1T MIN Die Ndl,pt BE sui
l.n0en Shotsu 10 81 tne., oaf
f'G ods Iromu entpi1. ,srn. Sie
fpsrotn III Nisism 3Wss 21trit in
todenoeS &0Nsr oeio ur per
HlhtunQ tpentusll pcs. r>snt; IN
le'isnsisr. 0ds hsjrt IaIer be
fojrtt oic brdunlite 2--tun1 oer
Shotsn. &or Der &.,.asura ctr
lsgttren weroen lie r,t siusy 7Ser
m~sUtltiou u%utsriuorfeu .... NtQ,A0l
bsl'rIher Uno Damn IaitNltis
3inn ootr 8loshiiItH t..sstt. Ben
tinsr 0uien NnnilIe ic-csg. man eIz
nc 5d)oHnIon0e pm t.aa 10 3oll
UNI tiusn itinsn S5tamel1ber}uQ
in 6orm pinSiasr Ggtllie. Tie
Gitt Ser @anilIs 1T ror i6rem Ce.
rrd uno Usihmud ae5dn1ia: Die
Stote mub iih mid; trotcu uno
pdrt 0nfiilIsn. pielmtby gpeih, sid
uuo istt9Ian5ero i'm sic bari
naki dber oas llmba,unQgpQpier
nitt stlpa IsttiQ un0 tc1ap MAIDEN
Dies wGre Elm 3e.tcr. 0os luI
cine tinltiite 9edrbe'.lnl nit Gel
uno ptrubolium ihIiehgH labt. @sim
Gintnuf pom GdniIle 'g.ltt man @es
iu:ft ooraui lsQen. NIX 9roBe. IN
oerleBte 6rlt)te 81 erto.tfn. oie ols
ioitIih ouitenoe. rtl1'e fruttmu2
III reider MlsnQe |tnib1Iteu. Ter
OenuB cher islbit itou Ser @erud)
or0berer NienQen . NaniIIe lpirtt
crbiBsno uno uufreQeuo un0 perm
iaht Iejdlt Sopfi6mer},0. IA Die
sdit Y1.:iIIt nod INNER rttt todi
I'M Qreiic itebt. 10 bequijQt man i'd
in europa ~3uirfiIen nit Sem tirits
lid beraeiieIIten Wanj,lin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19

oaB i'd ALIEN bin?" sntgsgrst Die al
te Dam. nit sinem gsipiiisn Stol3
~WuTen .s INNER MenIden iein.
Ole uns 9eIeuitoIt lsiIten? Nber",
fist lie frsunoIib hinSu. neil has
iuree Ding lie perle9en onihout,
i'd !aI. ih0n ban.sn. So mub
mid iosor b~ssilsn, penn id srlparte
brsi ,Isine 0GIts."
Der Ntbsm 1T ibr tnae. Qetuortel.
bon Dem 2rsppauf. sic puitst nod
Elm psnia. pdbrsn0 lie oos 8as bod
5iebt uno Vatstt III Dem &ii6sne
fhrant nimmt. 6ut es nift ihon
nit leii.n 6irgern Q,pott? nginen
Nusenblid. meins Serrifaften.." ruff
lie gang munter uno Iegt fhnell
M.pFsl uno Sibiolsitsn ouf bic be
r,ititeknoen SeIsr. ,Nun mdrit
berein! Die aodmuidins 1T fir bic
@rob., Die pupps fir nas tIe'ne Colt
den, uno on. mein Sunqe" lie
tpenbtt ftd gu Dem Sun9sn, Der be
fdeib.n an Der 3biir gsbIiebsn iii.
obtpobl feline it%rabIenoen Nllgsn zen
e.Ib.n Qoitmo9en lan9it entredt ha
ben. rOu biit elm braper ,Sungs,
l.rnit 10 gut. baB reine 2ehrer DID in
in Elm. bchrs SduIe brinoen lpoIlen.
Wie i'd mid qefreut tube. ais mir
oein. Wuttsr oas tr3iblts. 8leibe
10 brap, mein ,Sllnce irie heibt
hu bod 9I.id? -. pauI? - Gisb
NAL an, id bate dud) einsn %tIeintr,
lieben paul" rno ais lie Die fra
l.nhsn Nuesn oes Niroes auf liA &C.
ri6t.t iiebt. fiigt lie itnen fjn3u;
rgleib' brap un0 ebrlih."
81. peiB nidt, rarum lie oos
hem tlsinen aerI id0t - rarun lie
iid ploBli6 nisNerban9t unb eirel
Rub ouf feline Stirn oriidt.
.Seoer bat nun 0a5 Sen;ge. Segt
tpOIIt ibr IS germ ten GItsrn 3eiqsn.
Jabt Qotthsn an uno geht poriiGtiQ
%binunter." llno mdtreno iie Die
Rinosrbdnoe mas %s.nonoer oriitt.
piidt ie fliittig liter nie 4uQen.
Die 8eitserunI lit oorijber"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19

-Wein, 2odtsr tam 3bnsu ia
bic 9aide binauftragsn,~ iaste Die
gemuisbdnoI.rin 3upprtommsnb. ~oe
lift bod gu idpsr fin 6rau Rdthin
Hsin2 Sic noIltn lie pirtIih ALIEN
fhIepp.n? ga. odnn gsItatten 6rdu
RGtbin ipenigitens' o1B id bic 2hir
0ffns. llno sinsn IrobIitsn 0sib-
uddtsabeno pInits i'd aud"
Die anoeren frcYen. Die bier ihre
Gin,auf. mattsn, bitten Der alien
Dame nab. bic srIbeno 1indusidrltt.
Simmer frsunolih ober rlhr' mlh
riht an" idgte cine uus Der
R.ik, unb cine 9ids. 9isrihroti9e.
hi. ,btn ,insn aObItopf perIuo, be-
m.rtte fp0ttiid: .Sets 0rsIer is
m.in @srmoien.." aNee, nee" lisB
fid Elm. anosrs Gimme p%ernebmen,
.oi. baben fribsr Fl SeIo iebdbt.
Gr mar ia bets Nuslpdrti9e Nmt,
fast hi. ollie SUITE, bic ihon flint
sshn Sabre bel ie oient.
Seuf3sno i,Bt 6rau Rdthin bic un=
s.tpobnt. Gait nit0sr uno 1T i'm ge-
eriff. bic Sbur auf3ufdIieBsn. oils
Elm iune.s MG0tsn aus Der obsr,n
Gtaes beruntsrgsiprun9sn tommt.
~5rau Ratbin, lpsnn ss Shnsn gu
s;n'am 1T, m0ttsr Sic nuhber Elm
renis gu uns hsrauftommsn, ldbt
Wama bitten. gei uns gsbt ss luz
fig gu ON WeibnuttsubsnG."
rN<r faet Sbnsn benin, Iisbss 3ino,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19

faIt.t bic 6dnM unS Idh.li ihrah.
9einub, sufritosn ihaut II, nm
iih. Tos Grdb Hs sui,u Wdnn,s
bat lie bsut frlb nit 1unn,n;rptie,n
esihsHIdt. i.in Bib bert oruh<n be-
trdnit. M,br VIlitttH sibt e fir
lie niht. 9ait, .ommsn nitt.
0i, tI,ttyiiirt idbrt liz ouf. nm
milk ;uriitSufint,n 81, Sdrits
I, brluBsr g.hu rtit,r @lit,
icmm.n nitt gu ihr. Ton ihre iti-
r,u R,rptu ~ipiren. oaB stlpas ihrtr
bdrrt lie tbut metaniih ,intn
Shritt 3ur 3hir lduiht - ain
gen oi, Shritte rrirtlih ru,it.r? . .
Gin, trdftiee Sono sitbt an Nr
aIiaasI. odb ts orotni,
Ter Voitbot,. 9tr .ommt 3rpdr
i,Itsn. dter ooh ;ulr.iI.u. uro but
Intt IT IL munter an. mGhr.no ,r
ibr sin,n 9risf r.iht.
BON rsm? ...
Die feinetdotrtsu 6Gno, Sittsrt,n,
ais Il. 81. grilIt aus oem 6utterdl
bditeIn uno ben i!!bsrHen Seffrer in
ben umihlae ihnbsH. Cls Bib
zines Wannts fGllt iby ,ntaegsn. q;
mes fr,mo.n Wann.s.
SoIItt Der 8ritf niht fir IL BE-
itimmt isir? Gopiitutt,lno idIttt ft
ibn austindnNr uno Ii,it 0as crit,
Mort: Wutt,r.
Ter alien Dam, itsiQt oas Slut
in 81. Shldfen. 81, bat oos Wort
oere.Fen, bat IS ssbn Sobr, lang
nitt m.br eebort. Run fpritt f.
IS Isiie DOT fid bin pis .in, WtIooit,
b.r.n aIane nod i'm DIR. baft.t.
rMutter! Sd ioII fir DID tobt
i<in. CAB mid auferitsb'n uno gu
Dir tomm,n. Sd babe ,tinen 9Iiid'
liten Sag mtbr atbubt, i.it id Sud
psrlitB. 60 aroB audi m.int GrioI'
q. norsn. 10 9ldn3eno mejr 2tbtn iit
au6 esitaItete - Ri, Rsue rib uni
bobrt, in mir un0 Ii,B mid t.intn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19
YpuHlCtrndltnHd.
Tie aruf iii rer %flciutr, uod Th'tars
Oicaruitaua2

Ter 2js,c Woreur. Der 2t..:y o:t
Sttrnray:e in 9ourst@. Oar Th nn
mUi,id Inn Sic TldaeitnioyitunQ
mGnasrlti @trcien'tt tr,roraou hat.
uorttrt m elmer Cartier n1Himrifi
bic fraQe. we,t'e N"smdsc Fer Hem
ite WtleUi.1u0 MARE. Der ijh mi: Sen
h,ut,Q5u Niiigwjtle.n Ser N~itcouomjt
ollf otm Wtpre uch mlhruetmtu
lj,Bt. Gjt Nntrort hdnGt ron Ser
Slii:t,,uE1 at uui Vie mel sin
Ttynroht Zen W}ouN I'll percrobtrn
ln0 Rem 9lule 'hciutd; udbtr III
ridden oerUlQ. Etuwi man Die
Hj,t,erc GntityruuJ oc2 Mcuot$ ron
ccr Eroe 3U $4,000 0.iomtttt an,
IL muroe i'm tjne i:bufate Nctlro
herun1 Il }CQtn. as op Cr uur 3.
500 Ni.omt;cr eu,feruf mare CINE
bunosttfad1e &tyQropctuUQ lpUyoc
i'm alto oui $500. ejue t|2uitNoiadle
oui 80 NiloMttcr natcyu. cine
ttuienoia1t Ner}robcruno gilt Is
MIN nit uni,rGn Sgrnrohytu bel elmer
Wicuottotahtun4 Gog n.3t. ul0 BOD
lttrt ne ~CrioayunQ. otB mir nit
tIofcm 9tlQt III ciutin Naitan0 ppl
So N,ipUttcr ~et}ett,lt1 ljbelbaupt
rjt't mehy erttn1tu @tonuen.
Tarau9 erQibt id, oab ljt oif
Ner ~ -, ,,p, ,yoFs
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19

Die @ilon3e, Der ipi- 81. in Der
Giihs uno in ser 3%uderbdder.i 10
3choeitdbts NaniIIe %per0ontsn. GEE
Fort in Die tpeitperSfpsiqts 6dmiIis
DER Srdioeen. Sit 9eo.iht am be.
ten in Icuh.sn WGlo.rn uno ittIlt
einen tIrttsrnosn Strauh oar, Der
Iid. ME Der Gfeu, bobe Baum,
lusIutt, nm Il. gIeih sinem Sdmas
roBer gu srtIsttsrn uno iid an linen
sl1por3urantsn. Die 9.imot Der
&an.lIe Iino bic GotoiIIsrsn. Wtauri.
thus. W}aoa9astor, SABA uno Die
SepIfeIIsn. pa man infoI9e hires
mertpollen Qroouttss iebr uaf bic
Nsrmsbrung Der YanilIsp'Idn3s BE-
oaht lit. bdnot man oi. Hanfsn an
Die gdums. Sic ihluQen bier baI0
Nur3sln, uno bsreIts i'm oritisn
Sobre ~Ijsisrn Il. unqefdbr fiini5io
15riift.. Wdbrsnb Der Grnts, bi.
uE Ss3embsr bsqinnt unn i'm UtdtB
sr0st, iinb 81. Qrinen 5ruttitotsn
iitrigens %poIItommsn Qttuhlos. Sn
9unoeln BON 500 bis 1000 Stit
lptroen lie Damn 3uiammsn9.patt.
nit sinsm Yaftumihla1 petithen uno
in einen 8atoisn Qebratt. oeNsn
1smperotut 1870 8roo GsIIiu3 riti
uberitsi9en bari. Sn ojeisr WGym,
beginner nun Die S6otsn oas 0us
nil!iu. ods linen osn toltIitM 8s
r4t) per!si1i. gu ,nttpideIn. @Islt)
5eitig fdr6sn lie iit itwdr3 IN
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lloIitsn QGnotrn nm ler. 5abr,S.
6eit rift 9syoot ouju biu'l9 it,
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mo. in 9lsh'iitsn perpadt. gum
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BEN glottpinftIn - Die 9ldtter .n0
tieiitig uno pon ou~ntsIerun.r Jo:b<
- bilo.n i'd 81, 9eIbIi+sn Slut,n.
6enen ,in IitbIit.t 1Ift ,ntItr0mt
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nd Dem .iner gno, 3u itm'I,r
ntron uno 9ttrotr.t oos litbl'h.
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r0lo, no he 9aniIl.'trdutu in
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19

Snlerefidntes Qittrd
tNrQtfprdh d. SEER; Wetr 5rdu=
i'm. tenren Sir zen BARRIER bon
@toiIla}
Dame. yirin, mtiu Papa ~raiisri
- ieIbI:.
Nerr: acnnm Sit Sbien?
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S"naht?
3err: Ngben 81, cilmol Die luiti
2ru Wstbtr pon WlnNior" oelsbsu?
Tomt: Nd ia, Die bdbe id ntnltt
Up 3hcater qeitpen. Sd iinoe iibsr
tOupt. bicier Win0lor i4reibt san5
r'iSenb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19
MUocrne NHhucr.

Nantitr8tomttr Der pub
nerfiitterunQ Sui,heubl: nNber, "a
o~cbGwcrin. SIRE Miibrer perjehrsn
pitl,"
.Sa, lpeun + not Q'nu9 S'Irehm
~trisQen. ItQen E audi not"
.llnerbort. 9ttt3 bier oieic Strtit
luit,."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19

Sm GGfeGosen. GGufer
taft einsn ~leben>iqeu Ndie 3eiaern),
nSnqen Sie. SER Rommis. Six
prinlipoI lit mob' nitt Y}itQlic9
oea g'slejne 3ur Ntldnpfung oe3
Il d ) If ntalotl53'
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-04
PEACHTREE LAND
BRINGS BIC PRICE
Property Between Porter Place
and Alexander Street Nets
1886 Per Foot.

No. 362 Peachtree street, the Captain
W. S. Everett place. on the west side
of the street between Porter place and
Alexander street. brought the record
price of 81, 3S5 front foot today at
public sale before the court house door,
and at the conclusion of the sale the
purchaser, John E. Murphy, was offered
$500 for a 3O-day option at the rate of
1900 a foot.
The price paid by Mr., Murphy was
$99, 5S150 one-third of which is cash
and the balance in one, two and three
years at six per cent.
Captain Everett bought this proper
ty many years ago at price, it is said,
of about $4,000, and the advance is ac-
cordingly a gain of some 1900 per cent.
The auctioneers were Forrest &
George Adatr and the T. B. Lumpkin
Realty Company, and the commission
ers Thomas J. Peoples, Colonel w. L.
Peel and Robert F. Maddox. Among
those in the crowd were Sam D. Jones,
Charles E. Sciple Alex w. Smith, J. j.
and J. f. Mccullough, James w. Aus
tin, w. l.. and John o. Dupree, James
j. Reagan, Albert Thornton, Wickliffe
Goldsmith, Ernest Woodruff, c. w.
Cochran, r. L. thurman, Boyd Perry,
Colonel Peel, Mr.. Peoples, Elliott Cheat
ham, James O. Harris w w. Warren
and T. J. Cheshire.
The Everett property fronts 71.9 feet
on Peachtree, is 32S feet by the south
line, 2SS feet by the north line and
fronts So feet on Alexander street.
There Is two story prick house on
the front, renting for $500 a year, and
an apartment on the Alexander front
age renting for $2,76O Mr.. Murphy
will hold the property for enhancement.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-04
FIFTH REGIMENT BAND
PLANS MUSIC FESTIVAL

An elaborate musical entertainment,
styled a promenade concert and vaude-
Vile festival" has been arranged by
the Fifth regiment band, to be held in
the Auditorium-A rmory March 81 The
musical program has been arranged
with a view to suit all ears, and con-
tains one feature at least that is most
likely destined to be impressive-a band
of all nations, the program of which
consists of musical numbers character
istic of various people.
A vaudeville program will supplement
the musical features, and the Audito-
rum will be decorated An attractive
part of the entertainment will be the
promenade about the big hall, every
visitor being free to stroll about as he
chooses.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-04
POSSE IN PURSUIT
OF NEGRO SLAYER
OF A PATROLMAN

YAZOO CITY. MISS. March A.
Heavily armed posses today are scour.
ing the surrounding country for an un-
Identified negro who was with George
Cook, a negro, who shot and killed Pa
trolman T. l, Slaton here last night
Cook was killed as he fled by Stations
companion. Patrolman James Johnson.
The negroes We're at the depot and
began firing when the parolmen APP
preached. Slaton got "A bullet through
the heart killing him Johnson fired
three shots. an striking Cook. The 9TH
er negro escaped, with an angry mob
at his heels.
Boodhounds have been placed on his
track and another lNuchiug win likely
take place if the negro is caught Sla-
ton is survived 10y "a wife and three chill
lrru
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-04
Real Estate and
Construction News
Marietta STREET. Barbecue Awaited.

Real estate men and others smacked
their lips today over the prospect of at
tending the barbecue which will be
given soon by the Marietta Street
Property Owners association. w Tom
VIM. the president of the organiza-
ton, made announcement Of this func-
ton. and the affair has awakened gem
eral interest The barbecue will be
commemorative of the completion of
Marietta street paving, and will be
given 10 the mayor and council, the
county commissioners real estate men,
the officers of the Georgia Railway and
Power Company and others as guests.
The barbecue has been planned for
June, or maybe July 1.