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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-08
Cupid Makes Realty
Firm Life Partners

BAYSHORE, L. l., July s.-Dr.
Charles S. Chase, of Bayshore. vet
Urinary surgeon and real estate opera
tor, has married his partner in the
real estate business, Miss Martha
Hallock Hulse.
The real estate firm is known as
Hulse & Chase. Whether it will be
Charles s. Chase & wife, real estate
dealers, the veterinarian declined to
say.
Miss Hulse succeeded to the bust
ness which her father built up in As
years.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-08
Verdi Symphony Is
Found With Rubbish

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
ROME, July S.-When Verdi wrote
Aida" the score included a symphony
for strings. Verdi was dissatisfied
with this and wrote a long symphony
to take its place, but the symphony
was lost.
Signora Maria Verdi Corrare an
nounces that she found it; dirty and
crumpled. in and old box OF the COM
poser's papers. Toscanini will decide
whether It shall be produced at the
great Verdi centenary in Milan in
August
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-08
SUFFRAG|STS
EXPECT To
WIN HALL
Confident Either House or Senate
Will Allow Them Chamber
for Convention.

Local suffragists confidently expect
to be given permission either by the
Senate or the House to-day to use
one hall or the other two nights dur
ing the big convention Of the Georgia
Woman Suffrage Association. which
begins in Atlanta tomorrow.
There are two resolutions now
pending in the Legislature, one in the
Senate and the other in the House.
The Senate resolution has been, in
effect, rejected twice, but It never has
been killed, and an attempt will be-
made to take it from the table o-day
and pass it.
The resolution in the House was in
troduced Monday, but under the rules
went over one day before being acted
upon, and is in order for disposition
to-day.
Depends on Senate.
II the Senate passes the resolution
now before 1t, the House resolution
will not be acted upon at all
II the Senate fails to adopt its res
olutoin to-day, however, the House
resolution will be called up and prob
ably passed
There is a disposition in the House
a IIa,rgn yaa11,,Y{av,
the Senate desires to reconsider its
former action in turning down the
suffragists. The House does not care
to take position seemingly in repu-
diation of Senate act.
At the same time there is n dispo-
sition in the House 10 think that the
suffragists should be permitted to use
one hall or the other, in view Of the
fact that the meetings could In no
way interfere with legislative duties.
and that it is customary to permit all
sorts OF political meetings in both
chambers.
Think Injustice Has Been Done.
For those reasons a great many
members OF the house thlnk great
wrong was done the women of Geor-
gia advocating equal suffrage, when
the Senate declined to permit the use
of its chamber to them, and unless
the Senate reconsideTs its action, the
House is apt TO exten3 the use Of the
Hall of Representatives
A number OF Senators think the
Senate to-day will reconsider its first
now that it is fully UNDER
stood just what purposes the hall is
to be put to by the suffragists, and If
so, the matter will end peaceably and
all around.
Otherwise, the House may pass its
which, in effect. will be
sort of backslap at the Senate.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-08
Cigarettes Without
Nicotine for Italy

Special Gable TO The Atlanta Georgian.
ROME. ITALY, July S.-Cigarettes
without nicotine" will be sold mere
for three cents each.
The Italian tobacco monopoly will
start the sale in the fall, it was an
nounced
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-08
GIRL TELLS
Of LIFE IN
SLAVERS'
HANDS
Hattie Smith Warns Young Wo-
men of Atlanta Against the
WiIeS of Procurers.

The startling expose of vice
conditions by Hattie Smith, the
pretty l7-year-old girl, one of the
alleged victims of the system, "
resulted Tuesday in an aggres-
sive war n the downtown hotels.
Chief Beavers declared he
would stamp out vice if he had to
detail a special officer at every
one of the hotels in question.
Several additional arrests-will be
made before noon, it is believed.
The Smith girls repeated her story
with many additional details Of the
System" which is said to be the most
completely organized in the history o.
Atlanta.
Taking a lesson from her own har-
rowing experience. she has issued a
warning to young girls to beware Of
the women procurers, who she say,
ply the streets with pleasant smiles
and entice girls 10 well-known hotels
Of the downtown district. where the
system" is so completely organized
that there IL never a chance of detec-
tion or escape for the unfortunate vic
tim
No Chance to Escape.
at is terrible" the Smith girl told
CHIEF Beavers. You should have
your men turn their attention to the
downtown hotels, where the system
is organized so completely that there
is no chance Of turning away from
wrong. once girl gets there.
THE woman procurer who took me
in charge-and she is just like scores
of others who walk the streets every
day-met me Thursday in a soft drink
stand at the corner of Jones and Cone
Streets. l told her that I didn't wanl
TO go home again, and she replied thai
she would get me a nice room in the
Cumberland Hotel, where would not
be bothered
/ will give you a new name, too
said the woman. I will call you Lu
Gle Evans. Now, isn't that a nice
name%
The woman also suggested that
she go and register for me, as the
appearance of two women would ex-
cite suspicion. To all of this I agreed:
1t was so easy, you know-nothing
to do but get fixed"
To Tell Story in Court.
She told the Chief she had been 10
two hotels since leaving home last
Wednesday and that she found condi-
tons at both the same.
The girl who will be tried Tuesday
afternoon, says she is going to tell
the whole truth to Recorder Broyles
because she wants to save other
young girls who might meet the fate
she did
Lena Barnhart, the alleged woman
procurer who. was surrendered TO the
police by her attorney Monday night.
and Elijah Murray, the elevator boy
at the Cumberland Hotel will be
tried Tuesday afternoon also IN
chages OF disorderly conduct.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-08
Boy Crushed by Auto
Truck Will Recover

Surgeons at Grady Hospital are
working hard to-day to save the life
Of Julius Silverman, 10 years old, who
was run over by an auto truck of the
Foote & Davies Company at Decatur
and Butler Streets Monday afternoon.
Young Silverman sustained a broken
leg internal injuries and cuts on the
head and chest Not until Tuesday
morning did he begin to show signs Of
recovery
Sllverman swerved his wheel, and,
losing his balance, was thrown under
the truck.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-08
Quit Using u After
o. Writer Urges

LONDON. July She is a bold
man who endeavors to reduce the
English alphabet to order or consis-
tency. A writer in The Imprint sug-
gests that the letter %" the clown
Of the alphabet. should be dispos-
sessed Of the inseparable III" which
always follows II. 20" has no sound
apart from its a. Why, therefore.
trouble TO write two letters when one
will do2
why not abolish 20" altogether d?
the logical may ask.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-08
Italian Invents New
Hydroplane of Steel
Special cabl. to The Atlanta oeorsian.

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
ROME, July 8.-Commander Ginoc-
chi. chief of the aviation section at
Venice. made a test of his new hydro
aeroplane here. II is differentf rom
the usual form in that it is made of
metal and the floating part is shaped
like a motor boat. The wings are
80 arranged that they allow almost
automatic equilibrium to be main
tanned.
The machine was successfully navi-
gated through a rough sea and high
wind.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-08
John D. Colts on
His 74th Birthday

CLEVELAND OHIO. July S.-John
D. Rockefeller quietly celebrated his
seventy fourth birthday to-day on
his estate at Forest HIN.
Mr. Rockefeller got many tele-
grams of congratulation and received
a number Of old friends His daily
program Included a game Of golf, az
usual
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-08

Georgian Want Ads manage things
for those who dwell in tine world Of
roomers." Phone Main 5000. or At.
lAnta 5000.
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Der nd@fte ZtaOtratb
Soil besiisiid Der geplanten neuen
sanpttuaiierrObre entifeiSen.

1as Staotratbstomntittee fir Mit.
tel uno Ncae beiflloB geitern Die
Sraae, oh Die geplante neue 0ailpt.
robre bon ben Naiienperfen in eali-
fornien i'm 0itIiher Nidtling einen
gitrdmeiier bon 30 ooer 36 3oa ba-
ben iou, Dem fonlmenoen Gtaotratb
Sir Gntifeiolina 81, iiberlaiien.
lie betreifenoe Groinans bic por
rier5ebn 9agen Dem Staotrntb nlter.
breitet muroe. iiebt cine gonoausgnbc
non $i00, 900 fir Die 7edung Der
llntoiten ser anlage Dor uno ole
RobrenleiiuHg iou onrd) ben oitliheil
Jbeil Der Stnot aeleat ueroeH INC
nad) Beiten bis naf Glimminspiic
gcleitet meroen, nm BORT nit Der gc.
aeniudrfia bereiis eriItirenoen in peil.
liher Hiftling bon ben @aiieriperfen
gelegtem Sallptleiting 5iliammen3u-
itoBen. Iie Gr6inan3 mar befanntlidj
nod benz fiir5lif erfoIeten gruh Der
6auptrohre an Der Gaitern sloei1uc
ctHgereidt poroeu, On ourh Die
Shafiltng oieier neiien aninge Die
RieocrhoIiing elmer g9aiiernotb in
aeipiiicn StaSttbeileu, pie Tie iener
grnf nah lid, 5oe, uninoslid) &c.
mddjt per0en ioIl.
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Tirma ob3uliefern bat. gang 9Isi6, o6
lbr ods GIeto paiie ober nt6t. Gin
8ertrster Der 9Firmo, peI6er bsim
2ermtn 3ugegen mar, srtldrte fib nit
bsm urtbeil etnperitdnoen.
gu go 5ager Irbeitsbaus ipurbe
Gurlen W}tthell oerurtbeilt, tpelb,r
ihulotq mar, felt lGnqerer 3eit nihts
tur ben l1nterbalt ieines 4inoes bei=
geiteuert 81 buben.
Cine grDBere 2tn5abl g}eger battsn
llG geitsrn unter Der 9eIhulnioun1
beg perbotenen WuffentrQoens au
perantDorten uno lpuroen fdmmtfich
gegen 8iirgfhdft ben @robqefhnprez
nen uberipteIen. Oos WeibndttsfcIt
bruAte audi einige Sruntene Dor Sen
Rt6ter, rpelter bic 9eTdulotqten nit
her Sragun9 Der 9erbanolungstoften
be!eate.
Nabrungsmttiel SnIpettor Blum.
etfplrtt: qeitern oret 6uftbefe6le oeaen
Bidder, Del6e in ibrer 8adItube nah
reno Der Ir6eit 1abat gebrau6en.
Die 6aftbefebIe Ttno auf bic glameu
Charles Stride unb Sen 8latanp,
belize BON All Sdpio StraBe unD
Ghds. Cunningham, ppn 9fo. SIG
QDtit Si6ertp StraBe, auseeitslt.
Ils alter Betannter mafte aeitern
Ilbin Sbatletou benz Rihter isin.
Iuripdrtung, I'm i6m ndhtrdglid] ELL
frohes gBeibnaatsfeIt unb i'm 8oraus
Elm oergniiqtes Jfeuiabr gu piiHIdsn.
Sbadlston Bat bic Ible 4ueeppbnbeit,
on Wofeus unD 6eionoers on sseierz
tugen poll !pie cine 6aubibe 3u fem.
Ratiirli6 erfpIgt prompt feline 8erbafz
tung unb geitrufunq ieitsns bes Hihs
ters. Shatleton Thrieb feinen Weih=
nehtsrauIh Der taIteu Witteruno uno
eiuem lunqen Spa3iergane gu. Ritte-
Stride erbot iib, ben g:i6uloioten Dor
Der tdIten 0ttterune gu fdiisen, in
lem sr ben Mann auf go Saee in bus
4rbettshaus iedte.
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Gebr tranris
Nirb es i'm fommenSen ,Sabr nm bic
Jiaanjen Ses sdmlrat6s be-
jtellt iein.

lin Die 1inai5en bes Ghliratbs
.pirb es inioIae Oes Smith 'ihen Elm
Bro3ent Sterergeieees i'm fontinerls
ben Sabre iebr iblinm belteIit iein.
1as ShuIratbsfommittee iiir ,yonos
ilnb anipriife mar seitern rpieoerltnt
einiae Stunoen in Chung, um bic
gegpillieunesoroinal8 iiir bic eriten
iefs Monnte ans5uarbeiten uno Dos
GnoreinIfat bieier geratbungen mar,
DOB Die Witglieoer bes aouumittecs
III Der lleberSeitgung fomen, oaB Der
Shnirntb oas ssahr 1914 nit einen.
TeiiSii bon etipa $l20, 600 abiflie'
zen pir0.
Vefnnntlid iporen BON Der Bnogef.
fenlniiiiion Die uripriinglIfen Soros.
riinaen oes Sdlulratbs son5 gehorig
bejdniitten fuoroen. un Die geiuiIli.
Giing fir ben Shulratb nit ben BE.
iiimmingen oes Smitb 'ihen 8eieses
in einflans 5u brIngen unb bic ,Sot'
ae par, ooB natiirlih nm nun oieie
perfiir5ten gelpillieungen IN lleber.
einifimn,uns nit Den uripiingllden
gcpilligmgen iiir bic uerihieoentn
ssonos 81 briusen. oas We'ler
gong aeborig anaeiest rperoen miiBte.
gm beoeutenbiien lpareri Die Stir
sunsen i'm Gontingentionos uiio bon
elmer Meibe pon yerbeiierungen, Die
fir eas sabr 1914 geplant aerpeien,
Hnb ndtiirlid) abitano genomnsn
lperoeH. Streifirngen piiroen gIeid)-
iolls init ge3ug auf ben Sebriollos
ucrgenommen. aber trosoem reiht Die
pir gerfiisuus itebenoe Snnlme liir
Die Beoiiriniiie Der Shulen i'm fonis
menen Sabre bel peitern nift dis
limb Serr GmiI Vollat, Der goriiser
bes aommittees, erfldrte ain SdIuB
Der Gisung. baB Der Shnlratb iih
am gnbe oes Ssabres 1914 einem Ie-
ii5it oon minoeiiens $40, 600 gegeH.
iiberieben piiroe.
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pref Sinoer f6wer erRranRt.
gfbmeten ipGbreno Der Abmeienbeit
ocr SHUTTER anideiuenb Gas ein.

Cine traurise Gntoedune mubie gs=
tern Ra6mittag gran aarl 5umrasi
MAIDEN, als lie 6ei ihrer Rudtebr our
Wobnuns teinen Ginldb fano. aut
ihre ainber, pelhe iih in Der Wobs
nuns befanoen, anttportsien nift auf
ibr Rlopfen. Jrou Summei, ipslfe
ibrem Satin. Der Rod In Ybaros
Reitaurant an Der 5. uno blum Str.
1T, bel OeHen arbeiien btft (ois Rob
nuus tsfinoei iid im lelben 5auft)
elite ihneu in Die Ride. um ihrem
Wsnnne bon Der gntoeduna Mittbsis
lung gu MAIDEN. Der Wann bra6 bic
MohnuugstbIr ouf uHb fano feline
eisblinge beiiHnunsslos auf einem
geit. Iiegenb ror. Sfnell offnete .r
bic JenIier. bod bic aiuDer goben fsin
2sbenss.ihsn bon ii6. 5err 6umm.l
eilt. our Rapp'iden apothe.e uno Ger
Rapp bena6ridtigie bic polisei, .pe!de
IN einem 4utopairoI bic ainotr Ino
Die per5neifelten Gfterr mad eeHi
fiabiiffsn 6oipital bran.s. Don ben
ainbern bat Der einidbrise aorl am
meilten nnier cen ginpirtungen zines
Oift.s ober 9ai,s sslitt.n uno isin
3uIianb nirb ais i.br ernit bea.i6nsi.
aud Der 3uiiaHo Der 7jdbrisen paus
line nnb Der oreii1brisen gIiiabeib II.
Acknowledgements. Gin pOlisiit. ioels
der iofort cine unterinhuns pernahm,
itsllie fsft, bab mebrere Gdsbdbnt sinss
0astohoiens often iianben, poraus
bns Gas sntpihen mar. Vur osm
llmitanoe, oaB bic Grau. penn ik ih~
rem Wanne bilft. BON 3eit 3u 3e,t in
bic mobnuns 5uriidfehrt. in Is gu
perbnnien. oab nod cine W0alihieit
auf Grbaltuns oes 2ebxns Der RIsinsn
porhanbeu iit. Rad elmer omotrsn
@erfion Ioaen bic ainoer in .inem be
nohbdrten Martericlienpadxn De.
fhGft Graders unb a1i. geiaufs bos
Ben. na6 otHen genub iie eriraniisr.
Die 4erste fperben cine Magenanieriu-
dung nornebmen.
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Oebnrten.
q n q BEN.

4nabeu.
freo. unp aatkrine 8rothaus,
26Ol gs.tman Strabe.
5usb unb 4nna Minisan. 585 Tor
renee Eodo.
aDuis uno Sattis RarinO, 1884 Sit
3. Strabe.
Otto unS ROie S6pars. 1907 gree
men Strabe.
Sobn ano CLARA 9oman, 4612
gaitsrn Qpsnue.
guicrb uno marp Isetpr, 712 DIT
peurl Strabe.
Diaiam unb Rorma Smith. 1910
Weit qibertp Strdbe.
Sobn uno Jranaista utusto, 125
9rssn StraBs.
Sobn unb Sophie amIinsmeier,
2026 Weitern 4penue.
0alter uno Rutb WeQlrtbur, 1926
Columbia 4penue.
aeonaro unb 5lorenes golpin. 101S
State apsnu..
Charles unb Murp Stiles, 1913
State 4penue.
Scrparo uno 2ouifs giers. 4151
Gaitern 4penMe.
Wlao6en.
Bernard uno 2atberine gulter@
mann, 1870 Roismont apenus. price
6in.
Charles nnb Jreberite glart, Ohio
Traction Co.. .gis 1ielp".
1bsooore uno aatberins 5siB, 1174
atepooo Npenue.
peter unb Gertis Baron, 1929 8rss
men Strabe.
Charles uno Clara auttis. 123
IA. Strdbe.
Stepban uub 9bersie Matica. 1888
Gin Strabe.
Mnbreip unb Soiepbins Satb. 1778
gilmore etrdbs.
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)0ebb Canton, %, WiIliamstonn,
Gentudp.
pearI RpIdnb. q, 2313 Dariap 4p.
IQga Reeb, q, 8iaiqmstopn, an.
lSIa Rolanb, q, 2313 WarIatp @pe.
]Gront 8. 9ruunou IT,, q, 2638 oar.
I rifon Qpe.
(Warp Meper, 20, 915 Wouno Str.
lRennebp gurts, %, 1929 Sorater
( Mpenue.
lMamie grice, 10, Ala McQaiitsr ct.
|Rapmono Sau, %, 520 Rihmouo
/ StrdBe.
lWarp gaftIeman, %, 210 Deft a. ct.
IDaniel Boone, 49, 1755 Rarsngo
I Nnenue.
lGmma R. Gitep, A. 1927 9Iasitpne
Wpenue.
J |Billium Bon Der Salben, %, BIAS
1 8iIbop Ctr.
(gHa Yfaffinssr, %, SO Graham S.r.
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Gin faltes Sab i'm Ehie.

0urd, paHanten purbe ssiisrn
Qahmiitas am Jube Der Race Strabs
Der SO Sabre al!e gpilxptiier Willism
Mirturfa, BON Ro. 1880 usoin Ctr.
aus oem Ohio se5osen, als er eben i'm
Deariif mar. gu periinten. Wai.tsls
Autopatrolpaaens nuroe Der Wdnn
eiliait mad, benz Iao.iihen Soipital
gebrahi. 4uf oem Wese oOrtbin ipa=
rem bic geamien eifrisft bemihi, ben
Wepubiloien burh Reibunsen uim. ins
8enubtiein Suriid3uruitn. SIN los
ipitnl Ipurbe oann leDe 2tbense<fabr
btltitist. Wirsurtn sonnte nidbt nnass
ben. tpie iib Der llnfuIl ereisnet bat.
Dorldufio bleibt Der Msann TN 6cfpis
tnl-
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raumer 3eit nit geborgtem Gapital
geurbeitet babe INTO iiberlhuloet lei.
Iu5 oieIem 8runoe batten perlhie'
oene 8ldnbiger NIT alagen georobt
.uno Sies 0iirfte 3u elmer 8erIhleltocs
rltng Der aftina iiibren.
Der anpaIt = h II 6. 81 ogerS.
Der cine Soroerung iiber $50 geIteno
81 MAIDEN llat, flagte oieiplbe ELL uno
perlangt eberfaas Die Ginicsrmg ei.
mes Heceipers. 9is jegt lit nod fein
Iolher ernnnnt poroen.
ebeihetoungs j 6dlle.
anna 90. RepnoIoS, 522 Dit
>. StraBe. mitroe aui 8runo brltas
Ter 9ebdnolung uno Degen 9tid]tuers
iorgilng BON HSohn Repnolos, ben iie
am t8. auguit 1910 heiratbete, &C.
ihieben.
Aus oemielben Brunoe erIangte
2apina 8ilfiniou. 325 Ren-
ner StraBe, cine Sheioung Don SoGn
8ilfinion. Gie geioen heiratbeten
an II. Sttober 1910.
g d3laB 2 den
Sranf gernhnro grinfbaus iett
ieine 8uttin amelie RoiaIie ais llui.
uerialerbin elm.
Tatrid Gain permaht ieiner God
ter aatberine. befnnnt oils .SdppeIter
Marie sSioelis". $500 uno ben JfeIt
Ieines 8ermoaens an ieinen Sohu
SSsohn Gain uno feline Sod)ter Rarp
Gain.
Ger perlonlite NahiaB Der Gliia,
beth Sueae betrdst 1854.
Berfhieoenes.
Toris &. 8iloe, 5ruitee ru,ter Dem
1eitament Der 0crotbea Srenf bon
aonidsberg, HreuBeu. bot cine &lage
aui sluslegung ggpilier Baragrapherl
oes Seitaments ongeitrengt. GIner Der
Grben, Der 5000 bennipruht, bat
fiir5lid cine Glage sesen Die rIru.
itee" einaereid)t. INN iie 5u uerau-
laiien. ibn oas Selo aus3u3ohlen.
@egen onaebliher gerlaumoung
bat Sulu fleiit cine alage itbsr
$4,000 segeu anna Deiiaer eInge'
reidlt.
aanes Cummings flaate cine Sor'
oer,tna iiber S400 sesen Soba =.
5pilfer ein.
aui 8runo erlittener Berlesun8en
bat ,sobn graterS cine Rlage iiber
$1,000 eegen Die Eottboff Gonltruc'
tion SO. anaeitrengt.
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2sona Collier. 80. S37 Belts Ctr;
NiidenmartssG sGnt3iinouns.
aatberine 6oleOmbe, 76. 1048 pine
StrlBe; GsbirnIhlag.
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otertliAIt AIteitSteri1
W an ner.

6ermau aiibner, 46, Guter Sdmas
rifer 6cipiiol; aer3leicen.
gbarlss 6enrp Bed. 66. 2047 Gil
bert MDsnus; VierenIsioen.
,Gon. Sk!bep, As. Staot; SHpinos
fuhi.
Diniom Wontsomerp, 80. 1908
Wroabipop; 3unssntrebs.
Gbriiiian Raper. 81. 1862 m 3.
Gfrobs; Qunsens1ronhitis.
Ri6drb Coon. 40, Stast; aungsns
eni5inonns.
games anbreips, 4s, 1888 3n6drp
Strait; GerSfnlds.
Thomas 2oonen, AZ, St. Urun5iss
insooipitcl; Gsibitmoro.
Sobn Rr0b. n, 9l8 2iDiusFton
Gfrobs; 6er5leieen.
Somes MuIoIep. 80, $50 Welt q.
etrobe; 1traleibsn.
Nifliam NoIbnin. 58. 1903 Central
aptnue; 6srSIsiben.
anman Stnnen, 81. gburh Strabe;
Snqueit in G6pebt.
Solomon Wiirmli. 60, 2O03 8altis
more MDenus; 6erSleiben.
Oeorse 1iloebranb. 45, Outer Sas
mcriter 0ofpiicl; llnfoa.
Gborles Suns. 48. 4 S1ill Sirdbe;
anernpert0liius.
Nalentine Gonrao, 81. 1872 on
Clifton apenue; Terpenleiben.
Grautn.
Nil6elmine Wtbfr. rs, 4485
Gaitsrn ADenne; Niersns uno aerss
leiben.
aouiie Robsns. 70, $40 Deit 8.
Gtyobs; 0tr3ihlas.
Worp GSssrmann. 63. $500 Drlmble
Abenus; Hrunleioen.
Amelio Mnrseicn. 81. 1929 Wtits
ipeeb. Anenue; Dlutptrgifiuus.
Norp RiHollon. rs. Gutter uno
Glinton &trnts; RierenkibeH.
notberine Meifb. SO. 1923 Jobn
Gtrabt; Grippe uno aunssnent5iin.
bung.
aoaifo adsermonn, 40. 403 Oregon
@tgobf: QunaenentaiiHbuns.
Gerob 4, Mills. 73. 400 gbtiinut
Gttdek; 6<r3leiben.
katherine Yarter. rs. 937 Meit
Gaurt Circle; 3nn<res leioen.
9beysiin Aublmonn, 20, 1888 Dine
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Srad) oas Rafgrat.

Sbomas cSones. 80. bon go. 1865
;Foreman 2lpenue. gopinqtpn, ap.,
nelfer bel Der SSeraer Grain &: 5ap
Sc. an Der 6optins ano 6drriet
Strabe un1eitsLlt 1T. Itur3te aeitern
nit einem SabritubI in bic 1iefe. gr
rurbe bon Wlitorbeitern bepuftlos
aufqeboben uno nod benz itdotiiden
srautenbaus aebrat)t. Die 9lerste
Itellten feit, oob Der gerIsBte aud in
rere 9erlebunQeu bappnaetraqsn bat.
Cine unteriuhuno uber bic gntftebuna
oes llnfaqes lit polisetIiherIeits elm.
aeleitet lpproen.
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lcioeu in alcid)er @eile OH oen ssolaen
BON llebcranitrenglug oeS aorpers.
mie aopiitmer3eit, NiifeHfd)lpdde,
llebelfpit, 8eritopfura, geIb+ ooer
2pbers uno 9tiereuleioen.
Ger Cine tbut SlipieI imSebeusaenuB.
Der auoere in Der Arbett lno In bel.
ben ,S1lleu miro Der Sorper NIT aif-
tioen 9lbfollitoffen uberlaoen, oas
9lnt uergiftet. Arm llno Reih tonnen
Seilnng filoen bei bem beriibmten.
rein peaetabilifdleu SeilmitteI, oen
Ct. Bernard ardtiterpiilen. 3enft
oaran, boB oieie rpunhertbatigen Bill
len in a1en apotheten fir MIR %
Gents az babeu itno. b
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Ode IL. aaS gine Ctr.
geim spasesiA,iehsa anseiAslea.

VelM Spatenid1Iehen angeidehen.
Gefsern Qahmittoa peraniigit nd,
ber Ia sSahre olte glori Orernan Don
SO. 1923 DapmilIer Gtrabe NIT iei.
mem Wruoer unb nnberen Rdmernben
an Der .. e 8. gifenbnbn uno Ban
miller EtraBe nit Gpasenfhieben,
ols giarf bon timer RuaeI. iueldbe aus
elmer nnberen Oeaenb fam. in bic
Diifie aefhoifcn lpurbe. Der NerIeste
nurpe mad, hem Fi1btiiGtn Nrnntenz
hdule aebrahi, ipcielbft pie Merste Fn
bemiihsen. bic 0uael Al enifernen.
D'e 0erpnnDuno lit niht aefdbrlider
Ratur. Nam ben Ausiaosn oes anas
ben purbe nit arDei Gepebren oe.
idoFen. I'm Mnaenbiid. als Gl0rf
lniehcn ipolIie. fiel aus btr entmaens
aefebten NiMtuna bsr G4us ipeIner
benz Rnaxn bic NerlebunA teibrndbfe.
Die poliaei N bemi1t. I'm G4aten
,au erusittslH.
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Qntldger i'm 9srihtsiaal nsr9aftet,
8eihuloigtsr freiseiprohen. - &eiz
henbubre als Sdlafitdtte. - OluB
bas 8Ieto be3abIen. - so Gage 4rs
beitsbaus pe9en RihtOerIorgung.--
Srunteubeit bratte 80 Gage &rs
beitsbaus ein. - Degen Duffsns
tragens ben 9rDbgeihpore1eu
iiberipieien.
Webster City freeman., 1913-11-11
Kanrar.
Nov. II,

Mrs. G. X. Brill was an over Sun
day visitor at the home of her daugh.
ter near Algona.
Mrs. H. E. Ryland was Webster
City visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Spikes of Duncombe spent
Sunday with her uncle and aunt, DR.
and Mrs. Clabaugh.
Mrs. Fuller was a Webster City
visitor Thursday. 4
The ladies aid will meet with Mrs
Chris Nelson Thursday afternoon.
The ladies aid society took in
about thirty-fve dollars at their
chicken pie dinner Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Henderson. en-
tertained relatives Sunday g.
Mrs. F. w. Seamands and children
spent Sunday afternoon at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ike
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Terrence and
family spent Sunday with relatives
at Blairsburg.
Nov. IL.