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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

iten STANCES gu boben, nidt ALIEN
neil er @r6e bes GbroneS Ser &abs.
burger lit un6 an9elibts oes boben
differs oes @aiiers Bron3 5ofepb bic
fen ieben Mugenblid beiteigen fam.
Gin bober @egierungsbeamter in
@ien aus ser ndditen rmgebung 6es
@aiierS bat ioeben einem 8eridter.
itatter gegeniiber 6ur6blt6en laiien,
6aB 6ran3 Ser6inan6 Ser reberbrin.
ger zines @orfdlags par, Der bon
neitgebenoem @influB fem fam, nn6
baB Ser 8eiu@ bes Ebronfolgers I'm,
terban6lungen befiegeln ion, 6ie felt
ml1mebr einem Sabr bon Dem Britt.
I@en @otidafter, Cir @iniom @or-
Sen, NIT Ser 6iterreidiiden @egie=
rnng gefiibrt tpur6en. Sir GARDEN
Dnt feinen Soften ni~e6ergelegt, nm
Sir Mourioe be 811nfen Blat 31 ma-
d)en 9etterer bat feline Mbreiie bon
2onoon no@ @ien berf6obem, Inn
sen &o%nferen5en 3pii9en Dem @r3,
ber3og auf Ser einen, un6 @0nie
@eorg, Bremier Msquitb un6 5ir
@6tpar6 @rep auf Ser anberen Seite
b%eimobnen at fonren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
Dpfer Der 6lntb.
&onft n, Ter., z. 3e5

W ~SSf ~N0'
$50 Yerionen, gum groBte1t
Meger, fouen BEL Sunnpii6e, Ell
ner om unteren 8ra5os gelegenen
fleinen Orti6aft, ertrunfen fem. 9ie
am Mbeno in &ouiton Ser., einge<
troffene Depeibe beri@tet, 6aB 400
bis 500 Berionen ouf einem fleinen
gr0boriprung bel Gan Selipe abge,
ibnttten iin6 un6 in GROCER 2ebens,
gefabr fdmeben. Gin SilfS5ug lit nit
Motorbooten na6 Ser @tatte abge,
fabren. Ser &lantagenbeiiber S. 81.
@arrett beridtet, 6aB 6os gan5e Sra.
5os-Ebal int @aiier County Iber.
iduemmt fei, 6aB 5ablreide @duier
fortgeidmemmt 1n6 bie 8etpobner
anf 9a6ern nn6 8aumfpiben 3n=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

sic Mi6tbetbeilierng Deutidlano'S
uno g%nglan6's in Gan Groncisco ben
|@rfolg ser lebteren Musitenung m-e
lentli6 beeintrddtigen miibte. Sic
2eip5iger Musiten1rng finoet unter
sen Muipie3ien bes Del1tiden aaiiers
uno oes @onigs bon Sa@ien itatt.
somobl sic @eidsregier,tng tpie oie
fonigIiden iddiiihe &egterung baben
rei6li@e 8etpiuigl.ngen porgeieben.
Deffentlide 2anbitraken.
S%ntereHante @ergletde iiber ber
@au offentlider 2anoitraBen bat oas
,Qon61troBenbiiro oes Mderbar1 . De-
portements angeitellt. SIN Sabre
1904 famen sic geiammten 2anoitra.
lben ser Ser. Stooten oaf $79,71t,.
AIT GIT fteben, inn Sabre 1912 auf
$164,232,365. Die l1nfoiten fit Die
|MeiIe betrugen 1904 $37.07, 1912
|$74.65. Muf SEN @opf Der 8ebolfe'
ring ma6ten sic 11nfoften 1904
|$1.O5 aus, 1912 $1.78. Sic @taa-
ten, sic 1912 sic gr0Bten Musgaben
fir 2anbitroBen botten, maren Seem
IDorf, 1913 000,000; @enniplpmia,
$4, 100000 Marpran6, S ,370,000;
Connecticut, $3>000,0 600. $. %. Goo
per bon ct. Naltl unb @. s.. Deder
BON Minneopolis ftn6 gu 2eitern ser
Miiiiiiippi= Mbtbeilung 6es Mattona-
len T1iiiic un6 &dfen-@ongreiies er'
rannt mor0en.
Mnti=@i piieftipns=8ungref
Sic Sohrestagltng 6es Snternatto'
noren Mnti=g acknowledgements bot
bier begonnen. Mns allen Ebetlen ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
Sic Understanding.
(6ortietu,1g bon Seite ~
Qnfcl 5am'8 6pffnMma.

SIM @taats6epartement ideint Die
&offnung, 6aB Deuti9lan6 un6 eng
lon6 iid id1ieblid 6o6 nod on Ser
Misunderstanding 5u Gan Sro''~
cisco betbeiIigen m0gen, tte.ermadt
3u fem. Dieie @offnung ltiitt ii@
auf eincn iiingit i'm Departen1ent l111-
terbreiteten @oridlag, bab Die 8e-
tbeiligung ser Ser. @taaten on Ser
Sssnternotionalen Musite1ung fir
@iidperinouitrie uno grapbii4e &1trit,
peIde I'M Mai Big Oftober 1914 it,
2eip5ig itattfin6en ion, iebr bel oo5n
beitrogen tper6e, cine quite beuti6e
@ertretung ouf Ser M%usiteaung 5n
gon Troncisco berbei5ufiibren. SIM
Stootsoeportement lit man MIN &C.
neigt, cine @emi1igung bon $4,000
fir ei1e Megierungsausitelln in
9eip5ig at befiirporten, nro anfang>
Iidl NOR bieier @etrag 1T 6ie goran-
ihlGge bes Deportements eingeite1t
tporoen, aber aus @riinben, mel6e
nidt erbeller, m11rbe ser Soften mte<
Ser geItrid)en, ebe sic @orani6lage
Sem &ongreB 1%tnterbreitet moroen
tuorelt, uno m1ebrfad m%ie6erbolte Gin
Ioo11ngen 6es beutiden @otidafters
@rafcn gernitorff, 6ob bie Ser.
@tooten 1ih an ser 9eipi5er Mns=
iterl1ng betbeiligen modten, fins Big
lang nidlt befi1itib beantmortet NOR
Sen. Sett bat man sic Mn%gelegenbeit
inoeB inn gtaotsbepartement NIT
1relte1r S11tereiie in Sic Son6 genom'
men. Sic Mnoel1tr1ng, 6oB cine io1de
@etheiIigung an ser 9eip5iger Mus-
1tel(1tt1g Ge1tt1hlon6's 8eididrng
Ser Son Troncisco'er Musitell1ng
ueient1id f0r6ern miiroe, bat gepadt,
51tmol bon ieber 6os 8efiibl in M6mi<
niitrationsfreiien geberridt bat, 6ob
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
IS SATIRE @eeentidaft.
50 n, 6. Sea.


Dte Seter 6es fiinfun6ied5igidbri-
gen @%egierungs r~SSubildumS 6es I'M
bterun6a9t5tgiten 2ebensiabre ite-
ben6en @aiierS Sran5 Soiepb iit om
2. De5ember inn gan5en 2an6e in
@etfe begangen tuor6en.
l1eberan fanoen @~ottes6ienite ftatt.
Die &eibe Ser feitltben @eranitaltun=
gen, sic in idmmtliden Ebeilen oes
&ei@es abgebalten tnrr6en, mar Sc,
gion. SSn @ien felbit mrr6e 6as
gum @nlaB eines boben
Tetertoges, mel9en ale Sdidten Ser
@epolferung NIT tparr1er Sbeilnabme
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

8elt iin6 Delegaten eingetroffen.
Minneiota fat, mie ba8 M6erbau-De-
partement meloet, nod Sen grobten
@eiBfi4ten>. nrtpal6. Mber Die &ol5.
faler legen in lin cine gemoltige
8reid)e, 11n6 MaBregeln at ieiner St.
baltung iino am BIab. Mebr ols 80
SSol3ldnei6emiiblen arbeiten BORT.
M%linnciota bat audi nod fdone Be.
itlnoc an @iefern, &otbtannen, So
mari6en uno 8alfamfibten. Son Der
Miniar6e SUB &ol5, oie ser Stadt
in ieiner @ol3inouitrie brau6t, mer-
Ben iieben Mdtel in linn ielber &c.
f6lagen.
9ie @abrnmgsreform.
YrGiibent @ilion rednet a1f Die
Mnnabme Ser @6brungsreformbor.
lage I'M 8un6esienat Biz gum 20.
|De5ember. Msoann miro Ser Soon,
greb audi boue @eibnadtsferten er>
bolten, nod oeren Sd1ub Damn Ole
@orlage in ser &onferen3 8ur @rle,
6igung gelangt. Yrdiioent @ilion
bat iid bon feiner @rfaltung 10 5iem'
li9 erbolt, buffet aber mod Elm me'
mig. Ser BrGiibent erfldrte aus Mn-
lab bes Micaragua-3mtf9enfalles
6aB sic Ser. @toaten fei1 Brotefto,
rat iiber mittelamerifnnti6e ODER at,
6ere @taoten 5u iibernebmen tpiinid,
ten. Sic Ser. @taaten poIen Die
6ominifantiden @ab1en me6er Mber'
maden, nod ii6 in iie einmiiden, mie
YrGiioent @i1ion befornt gibt. Cine
itorfe delegation bon Brouenitimm-
re6tlertnnen unter Siibrung bon ST..
Mnno @otpor6 Sbatp 1n6 Srau Me.
sin Mcgormid mnrbe bon 6em Hra,
iioetten I'M @eiBen &otie empfan-
gen. ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
Mmti=@ ipiieftipms =@ungref.

3ie Sobrestog1tng 6es Snternatto,
naIen Mnti= acknowledgements bot
bier begon11en. M11s allen Ebeilen ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
Better ais Pruqeln.

Griieeln bri1gt oas &ino nicht bonn 8ettndien
ab. gs giht cine tonitit1tione0e llrlaebe fir 6ie1en
Srube1. Srau sc. @ummers. Dor 67B. @outb
8eno. Snb.. ienoet traeno elmer SHUTTER ibre CIR
f~plgretdhe 6eimbebanoluna NIT boiler 9nipeiiune
gu. Sdhidt fein eelb, ipnoern Sbreibt beute nod
an iie. meun Cure &inoer @nch in hteier @eiie Srt1=
bel maiden. Sabelt bas Sinh nicbt. benin mDalie
eberipetie miro baonrb nid6t sebolfem. 9ieie Be-
b am . " a7,l ns srio aed9 er nc @nd ed ,!no % Sltf s knhsn Ole
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

begingen. 5aulenoe nno Mberto1.
ien6e bon @liidminiden iinb an Sen
greifen @erri@er gelangt, Ser nit
betpun6ernsmertber &uitigfeit un6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
&ttQt Nadbticbmei6e
nmb ifiut Suffer-

8em SIR an einem anbaltenoen pn@
1ten, @rtaItung ODER 2ungentrube1 lei6et,
mas bur9 feine 8ebanblun9 beieiti8t
iper6en tam, ut es ffur gud bon Der
gr0bten 8ebeutung nad8ufor19en. mas
gdman's Ilteratibe. cine Meot4in tir
3als nno Qungeu, bel manden dbnlidein
2%eioenoen fertig 8ebra6t bat. Wiele, pie
es unter5ud nn6 gebrau5t baben, bdbell
bereitipiqig erfldrt, baB es bas Mittel
nar, tpel6es ibr 2eben 8erettet fat. 2e<
iet bieien SAL:
@errenl ~8ier Sabre lang Tit ib am
9u5ten, Der allu1dltg i9linnn1 tpurbe; ~
6atte NabtfdtpeiB unb 6dmer3en in NETS
ner @ruit. Sd berlor 1neinen Mppetit unb
nuroe 70 biinr unD fbtpa6, BAH ih mei>
men 9a11sarbeiten. ni@t mehr nadgeben
tonnte. Gin Nr5t nannte meiner Sail
@6tpin6fu6t. Nt9t 5ufrieoen bnmit. Iieb
ib mid bon ben Mer5ten bes Yolbelinie
6ofpitals unterfuden unb audi bieIe erz
fldrten Die &ranfbeit als Gdmin6fudt.
lS9 tpur6e nad einem 9ofpitaI fir
59pinoiudtige 9ef9idt. Mein Neffe err
(aubte mir aber ridt au oeben. bis is
@dman's Mlteratibe Der udf bdtte. @be
ih bic Mebi3in bret 8oden lang eenom>
men bate. mertte i9 2inberung; BIDS
ndbtlide @dpiben borte auf; @9mer3
in Der 8ruit mar %gelinbert; 9uften tpuroe
los nnb leidt; Steber berlieB mid, unb
ii9 fling an, gut gu fiblen. Meine @e<
iunbbeit tpnr6e normal. Sd befinoe mid
let BEL a11sge3eidneter @%elunbheit ur,S
bin 11}o4itan1ig aebeilt felt 8ebn Sa9ren."
Trau @aria 8affpn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

Oeiterreid 1tnb @rofbritan11ien.
IS lie II, z. De5.
Ser 8efud oes @r5ber5ogs Sran8
6er6inano bon Oeiterrei6 in 2onoon
ideint cine politif9e 8e6eutung er-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

fIl1dt geiudt baben. snnpiibe Iiegt
adt MeiGen n0r6li4 bon 8roofibire.
Die @inmobner m1r6en bereits Sam-
itag getparnt, 6o6 peigerten iid bic
le, lire &duier III Sti9 gu la1fen.-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
Srau M aria 8affon.
Care 60. Green, 1922 e.. II. ct.

(Obiees abeefnr5t: mebr ouf 8~erloueen.)
Gdman's Alteratibe bat iib biele Sabs
re binourd erprobt in boljter 8irtlum.
feit gegen idlimme 6nlss unb 2uneen.
&ranfbeiten. 8ron9itis. brondiales Qith>
ma. bartnddige @rfdltungen unb i'm Nuf<
bou beg 9n1tems. @ntbGlt feline Be<
tdubungsmittel. @tftitoffe ODER Mebi5iz
men, bic fi6 our @%etpDbnbeit formiren.
gerfauft BEL Sen leitenben Mpotbefern.
Shreibt an bas @dman Qaboratortum,
PHILADELPHIA, Na., fir gonflet. meldes
iiber 9eilun9en unb anbere gbiben5 ban.
belt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

FORTUNES have been made In Atlanta
probably to-day Read Real Estate ads
in Want Ad" section of The Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
PRYOR REGRADE
PR0FILES READY
Special Committee viii Consider
Them at Meeting Thursday
Night--ConfdenCe in Project.

Profiles of South Pryor street be-
tween Georgia and Ridge avenues
have been made by Chief of Con-
struction r. NJ. Clayton and will be
presented for the consideration of
property owners Thursday night.
These property owners are a commit
tee Of the South Side Improvement
Club which has had the matter in
charge.
The meeting will be held at McCord
Brothers, corner of Pryor street and
Georgia avenue. The width of the
street viii be definitely decided, as
well as the extent of the grading,
and later a meeting of the entire
membership of the club win be called
at the Pryor Street School
Project Before Council
The matter will then be taken be-
fore the City Council and the Cuun-
ty Commissioners in an effort to have
the city furnish the smooth paving
material and the county do the work
the property owners agreeing to give
the necessary land and to waive dam
ages. Acceptance Of the proposition
IS expected anu WOTk can start early
next year.
The plan is to trim off few feet of
ground at Bass street and to nn a
few feet at Dodd avenue, and to
widen the street four feet Nearly all
the property owners have been signed
up to give two feet each.
Successful Meeting Held
An enthusiastic meeting Of the
special committee was held Thursday
night Among those present were the
following.
G.. +. Register, Press Huddleston. J.
/. McCord, w. T. Nelson. z. W.
Camp, r. r. Brinkley. II. e. DELANEY.
j. r. Topham J. NJ. Davis, Lee Drey-
fus, f. IL. Butler, G. d. Kitchens, r.
y. beavers. w W. Dudley, L. b..
Sullivan, w. A Gresham, II. Cron-
helm J. L. Merrill, j. j. L. Poole and
Councilman G. d. Knight
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
GREAT INTEREST
IN REALTY MEET
Atlanta May Get 1916 Convention
With, 500 DeIegates-Com-
mittee Will Work for It.

Intense local interest attaches to
the sixth annual convention Of the
National Association of Real Estate
Exchanges because Of the possibility
Of securing the 1916 convention, with
it's 1900 delegates, for Atlanta,
Local land dealers are confident
they can bring the convention TO At
lanta and are now perfecting a plan
for pushing this project. Pittsburg
is expected to land the 1914 conven-
ton, Los Angeles the 1915, and Allan
ia the 1916.
Says Atlanta Will Win.
These things are usually cooked
up ahead of time" declared Charles
p. Glover, x-president of the Atlanta
Real Estate Board mo action will
be taken on the 1915 convention until
the year before. but we expect to
start work on it early, and when we
go after it in earnest we are going
to get it,
The convention this year will be
held July IS. % and 30, and the Win
nipeg hosts have prepared an elab-
crate program. Since the journey is
long. the Atlanta delegation will start
Thursday and Friday prior to the
opening on Monday.
Officers of the Association.
Edward s. Judd, of Chicago, is pres
ident of the national association. Vice
presidents are c. L. simpson, Kansas
City; R Bruce Douglas, Milwaukee;
n. ]. Upham, Duluth; H. P, Haas,
Pittsburg; r. d. Waugh, Winnipeg;
z. B. LeMaster, Memphis; Telfair
Stockton, Jacksonville; William T.
Atwater. Buffalo; W. E. G. Saunders,
7
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

Efforts of the local Merchants and
Manufacturers Association to pro-
cure a suitable location for a build
ing to exhibit Atlanta made wares
have found a ready response among
Atlanta real estate men.
Probably a dozen attractive propo-
sitions have been made the commit
tee, of which Brooks Morgan is chair
man, to such an extent that the COM
mittee is having a hard time to de-
eide which proposition to accept.
There is a demand that something
be done as soon as possible, however,
and a decision is expected at any
time Then the local contractors VIII
put in their bids and the building viii
soon be suited to the needs Of the eX-
hibitors.
Different Arguments Prevail.
Shall the building be entirely new,
or shall il be a remOdeled structure?
This question has been put to the
committee and It is a hard one to
answer. The merchants and manu-
facturers want an adequate building
and they won't spare pains or ex-
pense to get il. Real estate men are
urging them on both sides. J. r.
Smith and associates, for instance,
have put forward the suggestion that
a new building is an addition to the
Atlanta skyline and that it should be
erected if possible. In fact, they have
had rough plans drawn for a hand
some six-story structure at the north
west corner of Walton and Barlow
streets, to cost 500 900.
On the other hand the Inman
Building. it has been stated on good
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

from Peachtree. on which there is a
$4,000 loan. Mr. b. has a central
Peachtree corner which he has leased
to Mr.. A. for SO years, and which is
worth 100000.
Enter Mr.. c., as agent, who gets Mr..
B. to agree to cancel the 99-year lease
and give Mr.. A. a warranty deed in
exchange for the two parcels men
toned above. Mr.. G. in the mean
time has signed UP Mr. A. on a prop
OsitiOn to deliver to Mr.. b. at 500 900
Mr.. c. has accordingly made $780,
600 by the use of his fertile magma
ton. Mr.. 3. SAYS he's satisfied and
Mr.. A. declares that Mr.. C.'s clever
ness is such that he is entitled TO
anything he can get.
That people all over the country,
and in many foreign countries are
dealing in Atlanta land frequently is
emphasized in the operations of the
real estate men. A woman who lives
most OF the time In Italy has prop
erty listed regularly with an Atlanta
agency, and it is not an uncommon
occurrence for papers to be sent
abroad for people to sign before trades
can be effected
The other day a man in China wrote
to his local agent, Sell my Capitol
avenue home for S3,5OO cash. Il has
eleven rooms, arranged for two fam
lilies"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
J. R. Smith Would Erect 100000 Structure at
Barlow and Walton Streets-Other In
teresting Suggestions Made.

/ authority. is at the disposal of the
committee at 5000. 600 This is on the
east side Of South Broad street and
south of and adjoining the Hillyer
Building, which is occupied by the
American National Bank. The Inman
Building, 1t is pointed out, is sub
stantial structure of sufficient floor
space to meet the demands of the
merchants and manufacturers. All
II needs is renovation, declare those
interested in the proposition to offer
the Inman Building.
The former home of the Franklin
Printing and Publishing Company on
the east side of Ivy street, between
Edgewood avenue and Houston street,
has also been offered the committee.
This IS owned by Hugh Richardson.
Details of Smith Plan.
]. r. Smith presented his plan 10
the committee Friday and he declares
there was much enthusiasm over it.
j. r. MCEachron and A. +. n. Everett
associate architects, have prepared a
water color sketch showing how this
building will look. The structure vii,
be of reinforced concrete on a founda-
tion laid for six additional stories.
There will be passenger eleva-
tors ana complete freight elevator
service. the freight elevators being
capable OF carrying auto trucks 10
the top stories from the Barlow
street side. The main entrance will
be on Walton street, where the front
age will be 100 feet
other features are steel bars and a
prismatic glass effect that will carry
abundant light to all parts Of the
building. Each floor will contain sna-
cious stalls for the display of Atlanta
made goods.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Ten Lots Cost 1926;
Now Worth $4,000

NEW YORK. July 19.-Real estate
dealers have had their attention call
ed recently to one Of the most unique
pieces Of property for miles around
Just back Of Andrew Carnegie's mag
niticent palace on Fifth avenue there
Is little strip Of ground II feet wide
running 100 feet along Madison ave
nue.. The owner has put ten stores
on this strip Of ground, so that each
store is 10 feet wide and II feet deep.
From this little strip of land II
feet wide and 100 feet long. less than
half of a city lot, the owner expects
to make $1,000 rental This little
strip is all that is left Of some land
bought by the grandfather of the
young woman who owns the strip.
He bought ten lots in the neighbor-
hood for a small farm. He paid 1925
for the ten lots. And half Of one Of
the lots is now worth 100000.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP

Real estate men are watching with
Of the Crawford will case, inasmuch
as the possession of a considerable
tract of land on the north side Of
West Fourteenth street west Of West
Peachtree street, is involved. This
property has been tied up to such an
extent that substantial improvements
on it have been impossible Only a
few small houses now help to pay in
terest and taxes.
on all sides there is activity. The
Richards property has been opened
up 10 the southwest and Hugh Rich
ardson and others are busy on tracts
more directly westward. The Peters
and Wylie tracts to the south have
already been subdivided.
one benefit to be derived from a
settlement of the question of own
ership is a further development OF
West Peachtree at the Fourteenth
street dip" Attractive residences
have been built on all sides of the
Crawford tract and developers are
waiting for the latter to be opened
up to further extend their operations.
An interesting story has been going
the rounds in real estate circles Of a
reported deal that for "frenzied
financing is probably without an
equal II would be even more inter-
esting if it were true, but the princi-
pals deny It absolutely. Here is the
story anyway:
Mr. A. owns a valuable semi central
corner in the postofice district and
apartment house property a block
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

EAT Big "4' Peanut Butter Sandwiches
720-49
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Fight Over an Alley
Ties Up Valuable Lot

NEW YORK, July 19.-Property
worth at the market value from 81
100000 to $4,000, 900, and which Is
bringing in but a pittance of what it
might produce, is effeCtually tied up
by dispute over a 1O-foot alley. EN-
ecutors of the late Richard T. Wilson
are protesting the use of the alley by
the owners Of No. 5O7 Fifth avenue,
and the latter claim that they have a
right to use it under an old agree
ment.
The case has been fought out in
several courts and has been decided
first in favor of one side and then in
favor Of, the other.
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HILBURN HOTEL.

10 AND u WALTON ST,
FOR gentlemen only; center Of city.
near new postoff:ce; rate SOC. 75c and
s. 90 5-3l-10
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cook, Apply with ref
woman. Apply II Sells avenue. 7-14-2
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PERSONAL
PERSONAL

PERSONAL.
Four quarters and two half-dollar
goldpieces, made in California, 1853
very rare-exquisite. Call at Room POI
Equitable Building S6-20-7
GET Milk Maid bread at all groceries.
7-2O-67
FOR ADOPTION. two fine, healthy
NJ T. Mitchell, 26 Windsor St Main
2S8S, Atlanta. 7-20-75
AT 513 PEAcHTREE. a tea room and
dining room open to public; patronage
soLclted. 'S-zo-'
SAVE MONEY on furniture at r. f.
Jordan Furniture Company, 144-14S
Auburn Avenue. Ivy 1851 7-20-56
SPECIAL SALE on screen doors and
windows r. +, Jordan Furniture
Company, 144-146 Auburn Avenue Ivy
44o1. 7-2O-55
THE r. F. JORDAN Furniture Com
pany is making a special sale on re-
frigerators. 144-146 Auburn Avenue
Ivy 4467. 7-20-54
FREE-Reading by stars on all sub
Jects. Nothing kept back Send birth
date dime. Address Frank Schuberger,
Weir, Kans. 4520-7
MATERNITY sANITARIUM-Privst
refined, home-like. Limited number of
patients cared for. Home provided for
infants. Mrs. NJ. T. Mitchell, 26 Wind
EAT Big "a" Peanut Butter Sandwiches.
SERIOUS RESULTS come from trusses
improperly fitted. John B. Daniel, at
"a Wall Street, has an expert filter and
m .
you, and 1t means insurance. 6-24-l9
ROBINS Hair Dressing ParIor-Mani-
curing for ladies and gentlemen; open
all day Saturday. Bring your combines
to be made into braids, etc. 4O5a White
hall Street. 7-l3-290
MOVED TO 1901 Peachtree St, oppo-
site Gambler Bldg, Tom Weaver Tai
Tor, established 1900. Tailoring. refit
ting. altering. dry cleaning and pressing,
7-16-14
EAT Milk Maid Bread. the Best. 7-2o-7O
EAT Big "a" Peanut Butter Sandwiches.
7-20-49
FACES READ by physiognomy. What
are your best assets2 Don't neglect
finding this out in courtship or bust
ness. Written readings, only 81 The
Helper, Box $685. Atlanta. Ga. 5-8-5
7-20-49
PANAMA EXPOSITION TOUR-Quick
action will save money and secure &C
commodations impossible later on. Con-
tracing manager here now from san
Francisco. Address Dept c, 2. O. Box
l023, Atlanta, Ga, 30-19-7
EAT Big a" Peanut Butter Sandwiches.
7-20-49
HAT SALE-TrImmad and untrImmed
hats at half price White shapes; csc:
outing hats, CSC; panamas 50 9S Remod-
cling hats our specially, $i.5O. Panamas
cleaned. Mrs. c. H Smith, IFS Peach
tree Street, next to Gambler Building.
S2-22-6
OWEN J. ALFORD-Please call
General Delivery, Atlanta, for
important letter. Good news.
7-20-4
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NANTED-Girls TO work in icing room.
Frank +. Block eco. 7-19-25
NFANTEp-Good cook, family OF two;
North Side, good wages. Phone Ivy
S76 1880
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WOMEN--Get Government Jobs. List Of
positions available free. Franklin In
stitute, Dept b03-E. Rochester. n. Y.