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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25

uM@.... Gu. GU. itam=
melte er un6 fiiBte sic &dnoe auf's
Meue, un6 in @e6anfen fubr er fort:
@enn nun aua) mein &in6 10 riff
reno> 10 lieb nn6 fromm nn6 10 boil
|Sebnin9t na9 Dem 8ater mare!
3ann begann 6rauBen I'M S@loB
ein S6liiiel 5u flappern.
uMa1na!" rief 6as &i1o, dngitlid
getpor6en 6urd ga ieltiame @eien
oes ManneS. gridroden fprang ser
&nieer6e aut Ser al(es unit fid ber
bergeiien batte.
Glieben! Satpobl, aber mobin? @s
uar gu ipat. 9ie Gbiir 0ffnete iid,
un6 = rMama!", iaud5te Ser 8lono=
fopf, fprang int 8ett@en auf uno
flati6te laben6 in 6ie &an6e.
uum @ottesmiqen," = sic San=
germ mar inn Mugenbltd an Ser Seite
Hires 2ieblingS, Sen jie nit ibren 9lr-
men frampfbaft umidloB, als miiie
iie i'm Dor %6roben6er @efabr bebii-
ten, upoS lit 6enn. go" angitpon
man6te tie Sen &opf 6em @in6ring-
ling 5n.... uGrib!" i9rie ite er-
19roGen a11f
8Ieih, falte!1 @dmeib auf Der
Stirn, nit 6em &ii6en gegen Ben
|Gburrabmen gelebnt, itan6 Ser Mann
uno itarrte nit meit ge0ffneten Mu-
gen a1f Sic @utter.
uSit Sos 8apa?" tonte iebt sic
&i11oeritimme tpie beri0bnen6 @loden-
geIa11t 6ur9 Dies 6riider6e Sdmei-
gen. u@at er MIDI 6enn nidt lieb?"
Mit eri9ittern6em Mufft0bnen
|i6lug ser Mann sic &dn6e Dor ietn
@eiibt ur6 begann la11t 5u idlud5en.
(Sie trat gu ibm nn6 legte Die San6
ouf feline 5@ulter.
uDu biit ungliidli@, Grib," fagte
|iie nit tpeider Stimme. rS@ tpeiB
nibt, mas Did 3u uns gefibrt bat;
aber i@ febe, 0ab infer &in6 BEN
@eg gu Deinem &er3en fan6. @enn
6as l1ngliid Did better madte, iteb,
mir baben ie6en Sag fir Did ge-
betet un6 ni@t oafgebort, Di@ gu
lieben. ..."
v@s - lit - gu ipat!" dd5te Ser
Meann, ser 6as 8ara6ies, 6as ii6 10.
eben Dor ieinen 8tlden oufgetban,
fit INNER beriinfen iab. ..... ~8m
|fpat!"
vMiemols! @omm -" fie faBte it,
rem Monn BEL Ser &on6 un6 3og i'm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25

a1f einen Dipan - uuno ipri6 Sid
aus, 6riB. @s pare anes tpobI be1-
Ter g%efomnrett, menn gu idon friiber
gu mir @ertrauen gebabt battelt.
@ieueidt meiB i@ @atb, pienei6t fam
tb belfen- iage mir alles, Grib!"
~Sobanna!" it0bnte er auf un6
umflammerte lire @an6e; aber er
lpagte ni6t, ibr ins @eiidt 5n ieben.
"SS66 fuble mein unredt; i9 babe
einen @nge1 bon meiner @eite gelto-
Ben.... iebt it's gu ipdt! Sd bin
Deiner ni6t tpertb> be11te nod tpe-
niger ols 6amaIs. gu pirit mid
bollenos beroGten."
~spri& nidt 10, 6rit. Die 2iebe
fanm nimmer iterben> uno sic 2iebe
mar's" Sic mild Dein @eib mer6e11
bteB. @ie fonrte t9 sic 2iebe ner-
adten? gu bait gefeblt - tpobI,
aber gu tparft ME idGedt. Das tpdre
mir cine redte 2iebe, sic feline @ren5e
TIRES @er5eibens tpiiBte! Sd battle
Sid ia bier in meinen &dn6en, Grit.
Sid, bem id liebe, SEN gu Iieben i6
u1tfer &in6 lebrte, nn6 gu biit ,,11-
gliidlid, - meinit Dn, i6 IieBe Sid
mteoer bon mir? Scum Slime Mir audi
0etn &er5, 6ab i@ bineinido1e."
nn6 init itodenoen @orten geitan6
er ibr 6ie Sdul6, sic inn 8egriff
mar, i'm bon Ser beimiiden gr6e gu
berf1etben.
~ltn6 tpen11 gu gleid no6 Sem
Set bingingeit 11n6 SOS nnielige Ga-
pier einloiteit. %. tpiir6e Sid 6as
retten? So? Sum, bann.... rein,
fein Mber! @as oud 10tbig fem tpir6
80. es banbelt iid INN Seine, UNI
unieres &in6es gbre, INN unferer al
Ter @offntng. Du fiebit 6rib.
5n ettpaS tpar i@ 6od) tpobI niite,
nein, nein, i@ min nidt mebr bon
frnberem re6en; ober es lit mir ge.
gliidt, meine Gimme, sic ale @eIt
10 lobte, %auS5un11ben, nn6 i9 freue
MIDI bert', 6aB mild mein ebenoliger
@eiang1ebrer auf sic SSoee gebradt
bat, obmobl i6 idmere Mrbeit bette,
met1e11 @t6ertpillen nie6er3ufGmpfen.
Mber tpas bolf's? 8enn i) audi germ
ertbebrt batte. ..... i6 that's nm
@retdens mtnen mn6 nm.... bod
1afien mir 6asl Mnr boben mir Sid
ia tpie6er un6 uIles miro nie6er q1t
mer6en, 1i@t tpabr, Grib?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
Sartleibiofeit peratftet GHA.

Menn Str borfleibig fe10, TT gl1er
qan3es @pItem pergiftet bur6 I'M
niites 3eug, bos inn &orper 6nrid-
bleibt = ernlte @eiuItate folgen but
fla. @ebroudt St. Sings geete Be-
benspiaen, nno SIR mer6et bolo be-
freit fem bon ser @artletbigfeit,
&opfmeb un6 an6eren 8ei9per6en.
25e BEL Mpotbefern o6er 6ur6 Die
&olt. $. g. 81dlen & 60, Hbtla.,
un6 ct. 2ouis. - Mn3etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25

perlaI1en batte, Dor Mugen nno 1fte11
i'm a,13ufleben, nidt gang IN Die Etete
6es Neutrality-suspicious. binab5n1inten.
|Mber er idiittelte 6en @eoanten ab.
Sour @ettung! &ettung UNI leoen
Yrets!
ltn6 sic @elegenbeit NOR linn BOLD.
sssr ei1rem beidei6enen &otel oteies
@oliengemirrs mobnte ieit bier3ebn
!Gogen cine 2ie6eridngerin, Die nnter
Sem flongpouen @amet Signori11a
|Eartoglio in elmer ser eriten San1'
burger Singbal(en a~uftrat un6 tag'
lid pole &aiuier er3ielte. st batte IN
|@rfobrung eebra@t, oob iie iebr 511-
riidae5oge,1 uno einfa6 lebe uno cine
|3iemli6 beoer,ter6e @abe be3og. @S
muBte al1o @elb 90 fem. l1nb oa tie
MIR Elm iu1tges Ma6den gu ibrer Be
oien,ng bel iid batte, fonnte es u11'
m0glid nit groBen @dmierigteitert
|perfniipft fem, BORT beimli6 ein5lt'
|fdleiden nno ii@ III 8eitt Der beno'
|tbigten 8aormittel 5u ieben.
Ser @eibnadtsabeno beginnt, 1et>
ne l6mor3en @dotten uber Die @ie<
Iienitoot gu merfen. SIMMER oidter
5ieben ii@ sic Mebeli@leier, bonn Sa>
fen oufteigen6, in Sen Straben 511-
|iammen, in 6enen sic @eniden NIT
roltloier @eiddfttgfeit ourfeinanoer
bai item. Die @nslaternen flamme1t
auf, unb bier un6 90 iiebt man aus
SEN Tenitern idon bel1en 4%er5engla115
ltrablen. Ser @erlorene ifont bt11-
ouf bIeibt banr iteben, nm nit ftt<
lterem Slid nn6 5niammengefnttte=
men 9ippen in oas 9eere 5n itorren:
'0onn 5iebt er fr0iteln6 Sen Montel
lint Sen 9eib u1t6 idleidt meiter mie
elmer, bem sic gan5e @elt einen Nfif=
fcrling mebr mertb lit.
W2it ei11em fo1tm borbaren Efetten
oltf SEN 0ippen tritt er IN ei1e Sar
un6 lGBt iid einen @rog geber, INN
Sic Setter 5u meden; aber nnter Die
Ien lteuen ii6 oud ungern ge1ebe1te
@a1te Elm, @aite, benen er bisber aus
6em @ege gegangen. Die Be11ter
ser @ergqngenbeit tper6en lebenoig.
glber bos mag er nidt lei6en; nnge>
betene @dite mirft man aus Dem
Soule. @r 5ablt ieinen @rog nno
.qebt. Sod oaS beimlide &ou1ter1 nno
@iipern lit nit linn gegangen; es
laBt i'm nidt los. gr berindt, an
anoeres gu benfen; aber Der &er5en=
gIan5, ser aus Sen Senitern nno Sbii<
rem 6ringt, alles 6as tbirmt cine
Ma1ter Inn feline ideuen @eoanfen,
iiber Sic fie nidt btntpegf0nne11, 10
Iebr Tie 1i9 auh obmiiben. Sic blet-
ben g%efanger, un6 larter rorre11 Die
@eilter nno %greifbarer iteben Die &C.
ltalten Dor ieiner Seele. ga itebt er
o11f einem meiben Seniterporbang etn
einfad)es aber riibrenoes S4atten=
bilb: Gin rei61odiger &inoerfopf
1pitt 0os MGnld)e11 uno redt iib, Inn
elm bGrtiges Mntlik gu fiiiien, 6os ii6
au linn bernieoerneigt. 8te Elm
gd]alter, aus @liif nn6 @9mer5 ge=
miidt, fabrt eS 6ur6 feline Nerben;;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
Snien, sic ben sdIaf bimbern.

Sic &uiter ermi6et, n11o tpert,1 I've
|1i@ ufeit feten," f0nnen lie trgero Sc
monoer pbpiifolii@ berunterbringe11
un6 Die f6rperlide @i6eritm6Sfabtg'
tett 3ur Rranfbeit bringen. &err Bob
|6ergnfon, 319 Yine StrafBe, Green
8ap, @is.. fbreibt: sd mar itarf
belaittgt bon einem f9limmen &aiten,
ser mid nidt idlafen IieB.3pei fleine
6laiden Solep's $onep anb &or Cont
pound beilter mid bo1itdnoig. gu
foufen Bel aller $dn6lern IN ct.
|GIoub. = 4naeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25

etpas mie belize, peinen6e 5ebnlu4t
lteiat aus Dem @er5en empor nno
legt li@ nie Elm Slor uber Die bren'
nenoen M1gen. Sebniadt nod @eib
uno ainb? Gin bartes, erfiinitelteS
|Muflod,en folgt. @ott tpeiB, po fie
lteden. @eit Dem :3uiammenbru@
|ieiner g1iiten5 batte er nidts mebr
bon ibnen geb6rt. Drei Sabre it's
ber, ooB er Sobanna ni@t mebr &C.
ieben. l1no fem &in6? Dummbeit!
@ie ton,1 man ii6 nod ettpas ieb11er,
mas man ME tenneu gelernt bot!
&atte er iiberbaupt ems? Canals,
ais feline mabntpisigen Spefulatione11
monften nno bra@en, nn6 er oas
Weib, 6os linn in mortlos bul6en6er
|2iebe anbing, ieinem @didial iiber'
lieb, 6omals batte ct ems gu ertpars
ten. M9, ct botte genug nit fi9 TEL
Der 5u tbur, ols baB ct ii9 UNI an>
bere bdtte fummern fonnen.
Du br0bnten Tburmubri6lage
idmer un6 in merfbaren @@ming11r'
qen 6urd sic nebelige Suit. ST 5abl>
tie; 5uerit bier, Damn nod flei1erer
|@ouie in tieferer Tonart iieben brrnt-
men6e Mni6lage. 9as mor 1etre
|5tun6e. Cine geipomte unrnbe er=
qriff i'm. MIs er mieoer Dor BENT
Sotel itano, i6aute er onf. 8tn1ter
ltarrten bie 6enlter ser Sangertn al1t
Sic menidenleere @oiie binab. @tne
oidt per6iiute 8ral1engeltalt, Die er
fir sic @ammer5ofe bielt = Die San-
GERM muBte i6on felt elmer Stanoe
fort fem = tra+ aus SEM Sonle 11ro
elite flinfen @brittes 6em Snnern
Ser gtoot gu. @enige Mugenblide
oarauf ltqno er in Ser finiteren, etnlo=
men @obnnng. Gin fleimes 8a@s-
fer5der, oas er an5iirtoete, mieS ibm
Sen @eg. 9a1rd einen Salon fam
er in cine Mrt Speiie5immer, oaS 5u=
qleid ols 8obn5immer 5u 6iere11
ldien. Muf 6em groben Sti@ In Der
Wiitte ita1o Elm rei6gepubteS 8aum-
den; ober sic 2idter maren nod 1tbt
ange5unbet. Muerlet @aben> sic eta
&inoerber5 gu e%rfreuen geeignet ma=
rem, logen, iorgli6 georonet, nnter
Sem Gbriltbaum. Ct %ltaunte. Son
eirem &in6e ser Sartaglia muBte Die
@elt ni6ts. Damn tpar am @noe a1tb
a1 ermarter, 6oB man ba1b 5nridfeb>
rem miir6e, I'M nit Ser @eibnn@ts=
feier gu beginner. CT muBte ii@ al1o
beetlen.
Durd 6os @dlul1eIIo6 Ser ra&=
Iten Ebur fiel Elm gan3 idhma6er
aidti6immer. ST lauidte, nno oa
li6 ni6ts regte, 0ffnete er o ltbttg
sic Gbiir. Cine Mmpel, Die an Der
Ge6e bling, goB Elm mottes, grnnlt-
DIES 2tdt aus; 6as Sdlaf3immer.
Mber mo- modte 6te @igentbimert1t
ibr @el6 oufbepabren? Gin tpeiteres
3immer eriltirt 1idt. Mber % ge=
mabrte er 6idt om &opfenbe 6es Set
tes, Dor 6as Teniter geriidt, etn 5ter=
Iides Observation-Disclosures @b II
- SOS i1f's! 0ffenbar bielt tie ibre
&oitbarfeiten in Dem Sdlaf5tmmer
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-10

Browne, %, an attendant at the Cat
lin Institute. ,.,
School management endorsed plan
for little mothers clubs in public
schools.
City Electrician Palmer estimates
that traction companies refusal to
obey ordinances calling for electro
lysis protection is costing city $50, 200
year.
Mrs. VIM. North and Grace Wade
narrowly escaped death by gas while
asleep in rear of Mrs. North's delica-
tessan store, 3347 Indiana av.
"Chick" Sullivan, SO, $3.50 Vernon
av, died from bullet wound received
when he and "pal''' tried to hold up
]. F. Sullivan, cigar dealer, 836 N.
Dearborn st. Pal escaped.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter HandIey, 6128
Vincennes av., and Lucille Long, 118
S. Oakley av., hurt when auto crash
ed into street car at 47th st and
Grand blvd.
Two burglars fled from home of
Mrs. Augusta Becker, 2031 -. Mo-
Fart ST., when she screamed. They
took $25, gold watch and $35 worth
of jewelry.
Freda Abrahamson, 1875 Ashbury
av., Evanston, saved when wide skirt
opened like parachute and she slowly
descended after leaping from Lincoln
Park high bridge in suicide effort.
Bernice Brookner, $40 N. 10th Ct,
struck and hurt by Chicago av. car at
Harding av.
Freight train backed up and crash
ed into wall of Joseph T. Ryerson
plant, 18th and Rockwell SITS.
Edw. Wilson, 20, Gary, Ind, alleged
burglar, caught after mile chase in
loop. $4,000 worth of diamonds
found on him.
$780, 80
TILE EEHCnM aHNCrrnU
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-10

been implicated in the crime. Sew
eral suspects are still being trailed.
So far nothing of Importance has
been unearthed. .-$
Students of the Art Institute,
where Miss Leegson formerly studied
under dorado Taft, are subscribing
to fund to be used for her burial.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-10
ONE HOME BROKEN UP BECAUSE
LITTLE MARY is MISSING

Mrs. Mary Rayna, 718 West Harri-
son street, returned from work last
night to find the door of her fiat
forced open and her little daughter
Mary, 8, missing. Neighbors ex-
planned that the child had been taken
away by the Humane Society.
The father of little Mary finds a
strong attraction at the corner sa-
loon, and Mary's mother has been
fighting poverty by scrubbing floors
in downtown Office buildings.
Mary has been taking care of her
self, shut up in the little three-room
fiat, with few crusts of bread and a
saucer of milk on the floor to allay
any pangs of hunger.
But Mary didn't like to be locked
in the fiat. She pressed her face to
the window in the kitchen and looked
out over the back yard, where there
is another house almost pushed up
against the fiat in which Mary lived,
and she begged the woman who lives
in the rear house to please let me
out" until Mrs. Williams summoned
Charles F. Brayne, an officer of the
Illinois Humane Society. Brayne
broke open the door of Mrs. Rayna's
fiat and carried the child away.
The saddest part of the story is
that Mary's mother had bought few
toys for the child yesterday, to cele-
brate its third birthday today, and it
was of this that she spoke most while
she cried over the loss of little Mary.
Today the flat is deserted. There
is no baby face pressed to the kitchen
window. Mrs. Rayna is down in the
Juvenile Court begging that her little
girl may be restored to her-for Mary
is the only thing that Mary Rayna
has to make her happy.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-10
THE LEEGsoN MYSTERY

The police have found a little hut
in Argo, ILL.,, wherein it is believed
Miss Ida Leegson, the youn CART stu
dent, was tortured before being muir
dered. -, ...- 49,. -.'.....
Clues received by the police also
tend to show that negress may have
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
Situations Wanted-FemaIe.


WIDOW desires position as companion
or housekeeper for small family of re-
fnement Can design and superintend
construction Of gowns, Address Compan-
ion, Box S0t, care Georgian. 6l-ll-2
DRESSMAkER. refined and able, would
sew in your home. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Childrens clothes q specially.
Dressmaker, Box 500, care Georgian.
64-1l-2
STENOGRAPHER who means business
must have work and willing to begin
with moderate salary. Small town pre-
ferred. Anxious, Box sos, care Georgian
2
NrED--Job as maid or cook in small
family: can give good references. Call at
1877 Fort street. Eva Banks 5a-1l .
POSITION WANTED as maid and nurse
ia Butler street Ella Hayes. 33-il-2
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
Unfurnished Houses Wanted.

~~~-~~~-~~<,~>>>-~-~<~~~ ~~y~>~~-r<+~.S~~-~-->~
WANTED-To rent FIVE or siX-roon house
with few acres of ground: convenient to
car line. Prefer Marietta or River car
line. Phone Main BOB A. r. Williams
149 Madison avenue. :58-11-2
WANrED-'To rent reasonable priced
five or sX-room cottage or .bungalov
on outskirts. ADDRESS j. u. 'Kearney. 81
South Broad street 2S-42
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
Wanted-Agents and Statesmen.

WANTED Statesmen with real estate,
insurance stock or bond experience
Fine proposition. Steady employment
r. L. Moran. OIL 1925 Empire building.
2-10-45
LIVE AGENTS, both sexes. coin big
money handling oru lightning mixers
tripleX bags sanitary combs and other
speciatics. Mutual Dept. s, 81 Fourth
National building, Atlanta. 55-8-2
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
Railroad Schedule.
RAILWAY.

premier CARRIER OF THE SOUTH"
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
PASSENGER TRAINS, ATLANTA.
The following schedule figures are pub.
lished only as information. and are not
guara nteed:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
Rheumatism.
RHEI,NIAT-lC,I.Rl

RHECMAT-lCCRE.
WILL CURE that rheumatism, liver and
kidney trouble. Formula of Dr. Hoi-
brook. e specialist in chronic and priva e
diseases; 100 doses 81 postpaid. Call for a
free sample. Or. HolbroOk. 321a Peach
tree street l-3 g
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
Situa tons Wanted-Male and
Female.


German man and wife
wish position to work VIII room on
place. Address Elizabeth Box 100, care
Georgian. 5O-1l-2
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
Office Fixtures.
Roofers and Timers.
Roofing and Repairs
Sand,

NOTfCE. ContTactoTs and B1fideTs: Any
one desiring best quality sand, both No.
and No. 2, in lots OF one car to one
hundred or more, on quick delivery. will
do well to communicate with j. r. Hime
Sand Company Box S27, Empire Life
building - 2-5-4
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11

FOR RENT--One we'll furnished first floor
room; REASONABLE 1872 South Forsyth.
2-I0-9 %
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11

TWO connecting unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping; near North Boule-
ward private home. Phone Ivy 4S25-L.
Il
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
Furnished Rooms Wanted

FURNISHED sunny rooms wanted for
light housekeeping; mo- children. Pre-
fer two or three rooms in the outskirts
of city Give full description, price ard
location. Address p. o. Box 347, Atlanta.
ALL :
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
The Georgian's Rent Bulletin
Unfurnished Rooms For Rent.


TWO to four UNFINISHED or furnished
rooms; separate gas for cooking sink
bath; walking distance. 10 East Alex
ander street 2-1l-3S
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11

Trains marked thus CD run daily, ex-
cept Sunday.
Other trains run daily. Central time
S.ty Ticket Oftice. No. I Peachtrse St
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11

gentle couple, not nee
essarily quiet, to share home with fam
lily of three. Apply 81 Grant street
2-1I-32
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11

FOR RENTING furnished connecting
front rooms with kitchenette: close to
bath hot and cold water; north side. Ivy
429T 2-10-35
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
Dropsy.

DROPSY CUEED--Relieves :shortness OF
breath in sc to 4S hours. Reduces swell
ing in fifteen 20 twenty days. Colon
Dropsy Remedy Co, 400 Austell bldg At
lanta. Ga. 5-2S-11
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
SAND
Sewing, Machines.

WE RENT new machines with complete
set of attachments for 81 per month;
also machines repaired; prompt delivery.
Both phones 1893 Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company. 70 Whitehall. J-14-44
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
Rooms and Board.

WANTED-Gentlemen for nicely fur
nished room, good board; close in; rea-
sonaole rate. Ivy 1904. 2-11-41
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
Situations Wanted-Female.

LADY wishes extra work to do on type
writer at home. Will send for and de-
live work. Call Ivy 1921. @-11-2
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
Basement For Rent.

N~~~-~~->~N~~~N~~>N>~~>~~~
FOR RENT-Best basement in city, 20
by IS; also half store room; first floor
Apply 20 South Broad. -. 1882
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Medical.

DIR EDMONDSON's Tansy. Pennyroyal
and Cotton Root Pills, safe and re-
liable treatment for painful and SUP
pressed nenstruation, Irregularities and
similar distractions. Trial box by mail
50c Frank Edmondson &. Bro. manufac-
Atlanta 2-17-14
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Boarders Wanted.

SEE Rooms and Board" Under Georgian
Rent Bulletin.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11

FOR RENT--Two rooms, small kitch-
enette and bath, on first floor at $50
Lee street Telephone West $751;. 2-11-33
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11

I FUR RENT-Three large connecting
rooms, S11, near Highland avenue; ref
| erences exchanged. 42S Greenwood ave
nue.. 2-10-21
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11

WANTED-By young couple, three or
four unfurnished rooms with bath. Near
Gordon street car line or north side pre-
ferred. B., Box S02. care Georgian. 2-11-5
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Unfurnished Houses For Rent.
Office Space For Rent.


OFFICES furnished or unfurnished, 321s
Peachtree. 24S-31
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Shoes
Shoe Repairing.

SHOE REPAfRTNG-Corn Ponce De
Leon and Highland Bell phone Ivy
6373-L. G. w. Beavers. 110-12
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Furnished Rooms For Rent.

WANTED-Two gentlemen to occupy a
front room. with den connecting; light
pleasant, clean, nicely furnished new
twin beds; heat, lights, hot bath: private
family 10 Currier street 44-f1-2
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
Housekeeping Rooms For Rent.


FOR RENT-Light housekeeping rooms at
$50 South Forsyth street; very cheap.
All conveniences, Apply at 81 South
Pryor. 35-T,2
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11

FOR RENT-Three large connecting
rooms, $11, near Highland avenue; ref
erences exchanged. AIS Greenwood ave-
nue.. 2-10-27
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-05-05
VAN BUREN COUNTY
 HAS SCRIP TROUBLES

A basis of 25 cents on the dollar for county scrip was the best offer that could be secured when commissioners of Van Buren county sought to let con- tracts for three new steel bridges last week, according to the Clinton Demo- crat. Only two concerns out of 25 notified sent representatives to the county and both of these declined to make any bids whatever. Finally it was decided to erect single span across South Fork, and the bidders wanted $8,000 in scrip, or the equiv alent of $2,000 in cash for this work
 nhe bids being rejected, progressive cit ilzens of Clinton came to the rescue and offered to take up the scrip at 40 cents on the dollar, the present market price, and the conract for the new bridge was then awarded on that basis.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-05-05

Miss Mabel Legg was the guest of Russellville friends Saturday.
 Wanted-To rent one or two fur n!shed rooms with board on west side home with private family. Perma- nent. Address Box 58, City. d3t*
 Don't fail to see ex- Gov. Donaghey with one stroke of the pen turn the prison men loose. This is a true pie ture taken by the Animated Weekly, and will be shown at the Ark Way to- night.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-05-05
REV. HURTS SUCCESS.

Copies of Durham, N. C., papers have just been received here, contain ing accounts of a successful revival meeting just closed in that city by Rev. John Jeter Hurt, former pastor of the First Baptist church at Conway. During the meeting an indebtedness of S15,000 was lifted from the church of which MT. Hurt is now the pastor ard there were 48 additions to the church.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-05-05

Miss Pauline Wh;ddon. who has been visiting relatives in Conway, re- turned to her home at Mena this morning.
 Mrs. Jerry Bell and son, Jerry. Jr., are visiting Mrs. Bells parents, MT. and Mrs. B. T. Deal, on Faulkner street
 Prof. D. L. Paisley, who conducted services at the Methodist church yes terday, returned to his home at Argen- ta this morning.
 Everyone should see the program at the Ark Way tonight. Come out and see how convict will act when unex- pectedly turned loose.
 The Alumnae Association of Central College will meet at the college Tues day afternoon at 1 o'clock. All mem bers are urged to attend
 Judge Sam Frauenthal of Little Rock is attending chancery court here.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-05-05
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight and ", unset tied weather with showers: cooler.
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