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Before the Kamia Club of This City.

following paper before the
the members wanted that its
publication always glad
people, but the of the author is essential.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12
MAST ZAPISKI".

Kdor Sc hoce poduciti, kaj je so.
socializem in kai socialist hoceio,
ia mai Sc naroci ma 'Nase Zapiske'
katera revija Sc odlikuje pc svo.
jih o~riginalnih in interesantnih
clankih.
"NaSi Zapiski' so edna sloven-
ska %znanstveno socialisticna revi.
ia, ter Jill ureduje sodrug dr.. H.
Tuna, odvetnik " Gorici.
'Nasi Zapisk" izhajajo mesec-
no v oblik leposlovnega lista Una
gazing ter stanejo "a cello leto "a
Ameriko S1.30. Naslov: Uprava
Nash Zapiskov", utica Treh
Kraljev, stew. 10, Gorica, Primer
sko, Austria.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12
Kaj mai jemo?

NaJboljse odgovorimo ma to
vprasanje tako le: "Pravilne
vrste hrano in mic wee kot potre-
bujemo." Ma Ia naGin 81 iahko
ohranimo naJboljSe zdravje in
dolgo zivljenje. Prava hrana je
tista, do katere innate dobro slast
in k uStreza vaSemu zeloicu, cd
katere ne pOstanete nezadovOljni.
VAN ne napravlja tezkoJ Y pre-
baynem sistemu, vas ne marcia
lene. Ne smete prevec JEST Ako
pa vkllub tcmu opazite, da vas
zelodec ne della pravilno, ali Sc
pocutlte slabo V Grevih. tedaj a
bite takoj Trinerjev Eleksir IL
grenkega vina. To VAN bo izcisti-
10 5 prebavne organe in pre-
precilO vzroke "a zaprtnico. To
DO v pomoc organom, da zopet
prieneJo delovati in obenem pre-
preei zaprtie, kakor tudi druge
neprillke prebavnosti. Je zelo do
bro proti bolecinam V trebuhu in
crevlh, ravnOtako profit nervozno-
sti in pomanjkanju krvi. V Lekar
nah j. Triner, 1333-1339 South
Ashland ave, Chicago, III. Tri-
nerjev Liniment je zelo moGno
zdravilo i'll dostikrat pOmaga ze
ma prvO uporabo
ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12

Vcasih Sc pripeti, da kateremu
dopisniku nikakor nj vsec, ako ne
priobcimo njegovega dopisa. u
rednik "Proletarca" Sc ne smatra
"a kaksnega gospoda ali zagovor-
nika absolutizma. Use sporne to-
cke glede lista mai gredo v bodo-
ce pred direktorii "Jugoslovan-
ske delavske tiskovne druzbe',-
katera izdaja "Proletarca." cato
posiljajte vse pritozbe glede ne
rednosti lista in druge spore tico-
&c sc "Proletarca" ma predsedni-
ka "tiskovne druzbe" sodr. FIR.
P~odlipca, 5039-25. Pl., Chicago,
Ill. Direktorij.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12
ADOLF MANTEL

ADOLF MANTEL,
1873 W. Washington st.
Chicago, I'll.
Room 1907 Tel. Franklin 1900
ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12
FRANK

923 Wooster Ave,
BARBERTON. O.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12
NARCOTIC Sc MA DNEvNIK
"ZARJAnI

Kdor zeli citati poducne clanke
o socializmu in novice IL starega
kraja, Ia mai Sc naroci ma edini
SLOW. socialisticni dnevnik lar
JA."
'Zarja' izhaja v Ljubljani, Sc
lenburgove uhce stew. 81 II in sta
ne "a Ameriko SO "a cello leto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12
NE OZIRAJTE Sc
ma to, kar drugi povedo,. ampak
pridite in prepricajte Sc sami
KAKO LETINO IMAJO FAR
MARJI

ma farmah, katere m mi proda-
Ii, ne samo V Wausaukee. Wise,
ampak tudi V sosedni slovenski
naselbini Crivitzu in vsi tel
Okolici.
Vincenc PetrovGiG liz Johnston
City, ILL.,, kateri je bill tukaj V sre-
di meseca Julia in Sc ma lastne
oGi preprical kako letino imajo
tukajsnji farmarji primeri Z
onimi il juznega Minoisa, Sc nj
mogel nacuditi rodovitnosti te
zemlje, dobremu in ugodnemu
podnebju in zdravi in cisti vodi.
Navdusen je wei seboj nekaj
vzoreev, da Jill pokaze svojim
P%rijateljem. In prijeli smo pismo
cd njegovega priiatelja Josipa
Remitz, V katerem nam pise med
drugim sledece: Dam I'll vedet.
da sem govoril S stricom in Pc
trovcicem in sta mi pravila, da
sta prav zadovoljna. Tndi sem vi
del %stvari, Xxi sta Jill prinesla il
Wausaukee in kar nisem Sc no
gel dovolj nacuditi, da je tako
dobro zrastlo in obrodilo V taken
malem casu, zatorej I'll povem, da
sem e zadovoljen $500. IRE
mitz je cd mas kupil farmo V
aprilu}.
SEDAJ JE CAS-, da 81 pridete
ogledati ia svet, ravno sedaj. ko
je malo tito V klasju. ko je druga
BOSNIA skoro zrela, ko vidite ka-
ko drevesa rode in koliko krom-
pirja SINE farmar pricakovati.
JUNE drzave so uniGene cd
prevelike suSe, VISA letina zgleda
slabo. V Marinette County smo
incl dosti dezja cello leto. Letina
dobro zgleda in farmar Sc veseli
obile zetve. PaSniki so lepi, zele-
nj, koruna je temno z%elena, zitna
polja zgledajo kot morski v%alovi.
Take %rejene in debele Irvine ma
10 kJe najdete. kot ravno tn.
Kdor misli kupiti farmo, divji
svet ali pa re obdelano s poslopji,
maj pride sedaj ali pa piSe "a ma
tancna pojasnila.
ADOLF MANTEL,
1873 W. Washington st.
Chicago, I'll.
Room 1907 Tel. Franklin 1900
ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12

ga boja "a osvoboditev posamez-
nika, liudstva, cloveStva cd starih
okov, katerih ria Sc je bila globo-
ko zaJedla V duSe in Jill zastru-
pila. 10 10 je nekoc spremljal
domov, il je dejal, da 10 ljubi in
da 10 prOsi, maj DO njegova zena.
ustrasil sc je, ko je videl, kak
vtSk so-napravile njegove besede
manic. Umaknila Sc je, kakor da
bl 10 bill udaril, bleda, $ siroko
odprtmi ocmi Sc .ie naslonila ma
steno, roke je skrila ma hrbtu IN
govorila skoro V grozi:
"Slutila sem, skoro sem cutila,
da bo tako priSlo, zakaj re dol
go Vas ljubim. Ali, o Bog, kaj pa
DO TOT"
"Zdai pridejo dnevi sreGe "a
tebe in "a meme. dnevi najinega
skupnega dela," je vzkliknil.
NE .ie deiala in povesila gla.
vo. NE, midva hi ne bila smela
gOvoriti o liubezni."
"ZakaiH"
Ali hi Sc ii dial porociti V GER
xvii" ga ie praSala tho.
"Nel'
"Potem -. zdravstvuj!"
Magic je odSla. On pa jo je do
hitel in il zacel prigovarjati. Pc
slusala ga je molce, brez ugovora
in deiala:
"Jaz. moi oce in moja matt smo
vsi verni kristjani In pomo kot
TAXI tudi umrli. Zakon, sklenjen
v civilnem uradu, zame nj noben
zakon. &c Sc rode V taken zakonu
%otroci, VEN, da bodo n~esreGni. Sa-
mo cerkven zakon posveti lube
zen, samO cerkven zakon podeli
sreGo in mir"
Zdaj ie yidel razlocno. da Sc ne
DO tako lahko udala. Seveda tudi
on nj mogel odjenjati. LoCila sta
sc in Oh sloy9su ie dejala deklica
'\lkdar ut muGiva drug dru-
gega. Ne iSGi sestanka Z menoj =.
All, ce hi mogel proc Jaz he mo-
rem, JAZZ sem takO revna
"Jaz ne obljubim ~nicesar," jc
odvrnil.
In pricel Sc je BOZ dvch moGnih
narav seveda sta Sc seSla, in cello
ipOgosteje kakor preje, zakaj lju-
blla sta drug drugega in sta iska-
la tie sestanke, potihem Sc made
JajOca. da eden izmed Nth ne DO
prenesel muk nezadovoljnega.
kyiSku plapolajocega ~cuvstva.
Njiju sestanki so bill polni obupa
i'll srcnih bolesti; on Sc .ie cutii
vsakokrat pOpolnoma slabotnega
in kakor razbitega. ona pa je Sla
VISA V solzah k spovedi. On je We.
del to in zdelo Sc mu je, da Sc err
no zidovje tonzuronoscev z VISA
kim dnem jaci in visa in ola ju bo
lOcilo do smrti.
/ Nekoc, ko sta sc Sla ma prank
setat izven mesta, mu je uSlo. ne
da bi bill mislil ma to. ~pretenje:
IVES, vcasih Sc mi zazdi, da bi
tie utegnil umoriti 49,"
Molcala je.
Ali 81 sliSala, kaj SEN dejal?'
"Da," je odvrnila in mu zrla
Ilubeznipolno V obraz. Zdaj je We
Idel, da bi preje umrla, kakor pa
odJenjala. Pred TEN ''da" 10 je
bill vcasih objel in poljuboval. Ona
Sc je branila, toda MEN odpor je
bill vedno sibkejsi in on je bill IL
pal, da bo nekega dine podlegla
in da mu bo zenski nagon pripo-
mogel do image mad MO. Zdaj pa
Je razumel, da hi to ne bila nobe
ma image, amPak Prdjarmlienie
cd tedaj nj wee vzbujal zenske V
|njej.
TakO je potoval z MO skozi tenn
ne kroge nienih misli o zivljenju,
prlzgal je V njej s luGi, XII so mr.
bile d~ostopne, toda ona je prisluS
kovala njegOvim besedam, kakor
slepa. S sanjavim usmevom V o.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12

poplacala z enakim uspehom in
ga priscilla, da je proti svoji ma
vadl posvetal posebno pozornost
II skrbnost pripravam "a syoja
predavanja okrozju.
Poleg tega je vedno videl, ce
Je govoril o sramotni sedaniosti,
o %zatiranju eloveka in popa6enju
nJcgovega telesa in njeSove duSe,
vedno ce je %razgrinjal pred svo-
JIM posluSalci podobe bodoGega
zivlJenja, v katerem bi bill clovek
vnanJe in notranje svoboden, ia
KRAFT Je vedno videl Gisto spremen
Jen obraz pred sabo. Prisluskova-
la Je nJegovim besedam z jezo
moene, modre zenske, ki j je BIZ
10 dobro znano breme zivljenja,
prisluskovala Jim je z zaupno po-
zefJlvostJo otroka, Xxi sliSi krasno
bajko, vzbujajoGo sorodne woke
V nJegovi pray tako krasni. zago-
netni dui.
To Je zbudilo V MEM pred6uv-
stvo image mad moGnim %sovrazni-
kom, XII Je utegnil biti izboren to-
variS, pogumen bojevnik "a bo-
docnost.
Skoro emo leto je trajal ia dvo-
boz, ne da hi bill eden izmed nil
Ju zacutil zeljo. da hi Sc priblizal
drngemu in bi nadaljeval BOZ oGi
V oci. Slednjit je Stopil on prvi do
ME:
"Gospodicna, vi ste moja stall
ma nasprotnica. Ali Sc Van ne
zdi, da hi bio Y Interest," stvari
boljSe, ce Sc blize spoznava?'
Rada je privolila in re skOro
20 prvih besedah je razplamtel
boz med NINA. Deklica je z maj
vecjo silo branila cerkev kot edi-
no zavetiSce. kjer 81 lahko odpo6i-
lie trudni. izmuGeni clovek in kjer
SO vsi, neodvisni cd svoje zunan-
JoSti, ena upoStevani. nakar .ie
on odvrnil, da 81 ljudje ne smejo
odpocivati, ampak Sc morajo bo-
%Jeyati, ia je meScanska enakoSt
nemOma brez enakosti material
NH dobrin in Sc skrivajo "a ma
donO vsi tisti. V katerih interesu
je, da ljudje ostanejo V svoji ne
umnosti in nevednosti.
Odtlej so vro6e razprave izpol-
nJevale $ n.juno zivljenje. Oh
vsakem sestanku Sc je nadaljeval
Ia brezkontni, ~Strastni rrepir in
z vsakim dnem je .jasneje stopala
ma dan ostra nesprijaznjenost
njih
Ia MEGA je bilo zivljenje boz
"a razsirjenje znanja, da zmaga
mad naravnimi silami, boz "a pod
Jarmljenje skrivnostnfh naravnih
sil wolff cloveka. Vsi ljud.je Sc mo
rajo enako pripraviti "a ia boj.
katerega koncni cili je svoboda
IN zmaga razuma, zmaga tiste ediL
ne, naJmogoenejse sile. XII je We
donna delovala V svetovju. Ia MO
pa je Obstojalo zivljenje V pocas-
mem. mucnem zr~tvovanju cloveka,
V podreditvi razuma tisti skriv-
nostni wolff, katere zakoni in cilii
so bili znani lie duhovniku. Osup-
MEN 10 je vpraSal:
"Zakaj pa posecate moja pre-
davanja? kaj pri9akujete cd So
cializmaf"
VEN, je o~dgovorila zalostno.
"da gresim in delam n~esmiselno.
AmPak tako lepo je Vas poslnsati
in sanjati o moznosti sreGe vseh
Judi"
Nj bila zelo lepa; bila .je licne
postave pametnega obrazka 2 We
Iklmr ocmi. XII so znale hiti mile
IN Jezne, prijazne in trde. Delala
Je V tovarni "a svilo in aivela
skupno s svojo stare materjo. S
hromim otetom in mlajSo sestro.
kl Je hodila V rokodelsko Solo.
'asl Je bila ~vesela, ne glasna. to-
da ocarujoce ljubezniva. Ljubila
Je muzeje in starinske cerkve in
Sc Je razynela oh pogledu ma Sill
Ike in umotvore.
"Kako cudovito", je de.jala.
"da so bile tie krasne stvari nekoc
skrite Y hiSah noSameznib osoh
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12
L. gotovega vzroka prodam

lastne roke svojo dobro urejeno
Unijsko brivnico obstojeGo IL
dveh stolcev ter kopaliSGem V
katerem 81 lahko rapravis mrzio
ali vroto kopel. TIA brivnica Sc
nahaJa ma vogalu nasproti tovar-
ne V kterei della okoli 500 de
lavcev noe in dan. ter je dobro
obiskana cd razlicnih narodov.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE,

NEW YORK. Nov. petroleum firm;
crude Pennsylvania, ESQ,
Turpentine steady, 45m45la
Rosin steady; common, 400 (bid).
Wool more active; domestic fleece. "a
@25: pulled secured basis, 33@50; Tex
as, secured basis, 46954.
Hides quiet; native steers, 1874 @20;
branded steTs, 1874 tbid).
Coffee easy; options opened 3 to 10
lower; Rio No Z, spot, 1914.
Rice steady; domestic, ordinary to
prime, 4G55s.
Molasses Steady; New Orleans, open
kettle, S5@55.
Sugar, raw, quiet; centrifugal, 3.6l;
muscovado, S.11; molasses, sugar, 2.S6.
Sugar, refined. quiet fine graduated,
4.S5; cut loaf, $50; crushed, $50: mold
A, 4.S5; cubes, $50; powdered, 4.45; dia-
mond 4, 4;33; oconfectioners' a. 4.25;
lower than No. l, and Nos. 8 to IA are
each 8 points lower than the preceding
grade.)
Potatoes weaker; white nearby, 1.75
@250; sweets, 50Gf75.
Beans quiet; marrow, choice, $3.50
5.45: pea, choice, 330q3.90; red kidney:
choice, 4.70M5.50..
Dried fruits quiet; apricots. choice to
fancy. 13d15; apples, evaporated, prime
TO fancy, 1904; prunes. SOs to COS,
9A612: COS to zoos, $751; peaches,
choice to fancy, 81 @7% seeded raisins,
choice to fancy, $685.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-06
STOCK GOSSIP

The New York American; To be
lions it requires the philosophy OF a
stole.
The Wall Street Journal: The senti-
ment Of the Street ia depressed.
The New York Sun: 1t speaks well
for the technical position that declines
are not more extensive
The New York Post: The markets
turbed by the Mexican situation and
possible complications.
The New York Times: Some are ex-
pressing the opinion that Intervention
would be favorably rather than un-
favorsbly regarded by the stock market.
The New York Herald: The bears
make the Wall Street atmosphere blue
with direfui predictions.
The American Tobacco Company de-
clared regular quarterly dividend OF
per cent on common stock.
C. y. Potter says: THE stock mar
ket acts az II the Mexican, as well as
the business situation, has been pretty
thoroughly discounted, by the prevailing
prices OF securities. If affairs in Mex
leo should take a sudden turn for the
better It is likely that the stock market
would improve considerably, and IL the
worst that can happen has been dis
counted, stocks should be a purchase
on reactions"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-06
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
HAYWARD G. CLARk'S


OAlG1 " I On IE az
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Official and
rainfall I'm the Western States, but ia
vorable conditions in the rest OF the
belt Indications are for unsettled wealth
er in the western half Generally fair
in the eastern half, but becoming I'M
settled toward the end of the week
Distant indications are distinctly I'M
favorable pointing to a spell OF general
rains followed by severe cold next week
The feature of Liverpool is still the
large spot sales; total II, 900 bales to-
day at one point lower quotations.
There was a rumor this morning that
the National Ginners' returns indicate
ginnings around $780, 900 bales to No
vember l. II the Census should con
firm such figures II would be construed
as very bulllsh and as confirming the
small crop forecasts.
Our market opened lower on the poor
showing by New York, but soon rallied
on general demand and absence of sell
Ing pressure. The absence of bullsh
activity on the part of the leading spec
ulators in the face OF stimulating facts
Is conspicuous. II is explained by in
tention to let the trade take a hrmer
hold. whereby a solid foundation will
be laid for a bull movement later on.
The trade is certainly buying contracts
on all easy periods In the market, and
the daily large sales in Liverpool show
change in price views and the in
tention OF buying on favorable oppor-
tunities.
Political news is causing some reserve
among operators.
There is a steady demand here for
spots al fun quotations. The contract
market improved steadily. March sell
ing to 1896; undertone firm.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-06
STOCKS RALLY ON
VIGOROUS BUYING
Early Losses Quickly Recovered on
Talk Of Mediation by France
in u. S.-Mexico Difficulty.
BY CHARLES w. STORM,

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Weakness in
Mexican Petroleum was the principal
feature at the opening of the stock
market to-day. Further reports that
dividends would be suspended at the
meeting of the directors In Los Angeles
thursday caused decline of 4 points.
After the stock sold down to AZ there
was slight rally. The company's OPP
eratlons have been hampered by revo-
lutions in Mexico, but It was not until
within the past week when adverse
dividend rumors began to be circulated
that the price began to go down.
In the first fifteen minutes most Of
me transactions were made at conces-
sions, but as this selling wave had
ended, firmer tone developed. Lower
prices in the London cables had the
erect Of causing selling on the part OF
me professional element, but there was
Amalgamated Copper sold down a TO
~, and then rallied and went to ".
United States Steel opened at 565s for a
decline of y from Mondays final. Later
100. There was an advance Of y in
Canadian Pacific, which sold at 224.
The curb was quiet.
Americans in London were listless and
were generally lower.
In the late forenoon vigorous buying
carried prices Of all leading issues over
one point above initial figures. Mexi
can Petroleum rallied to 4S. Steel
gained It's early loss Canadian PACING
advanced "a to 224%.
Call money loaned at Az per cent.
The tone was fairly steady in the last
hour. although there were some frac-
tional declines. Union Pacific solo
aorund 1904, which was a point above
the opening but fractionally under the
midday range. Utah Copper broke
through 81. Canadian Pacific went tC
224, which was above the early morn
ing level but under the noon price
Southern Pacific was in good demand
going to 81 for a substantial gain.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-06

is the manager of the big Congress
sional Information Bureau. with
which all statesmen are acquainted,
more or less intimately. He has very
many friends in Georgia, and his Wis
it's here always give pleasure to
scores of folks back home"
L. Volney Williams of The Way
cross Journal, well known throughout
Georgia both as a newspaper man
and as the manager of Hon Pope
Browns campaign for the Governor
ship some two years ago. is not a
candidate for the postmastership of
Waycross, and will not be notwith-
standing the rather persistent insist
ence of his friends to the contrary
Mr.. Williams is one of the leading
Democratic influences in his section
of Georgia, and undoubtedly would
be heavily supported for this position,
or any other should he ask for it. 1t
is a fact, however, that Mr.. Williams
did not support in the primaries the
present Congressman from the Elev-
enth, Randall Walker, and while VIII
liams is on the most friendly terms
with that gentleman. he does not
think good taste would permit him
to ask Mr.. Walker to name him for
the postmastership in WaycroSs.
The Williams near boom for the
postmastership of the Ware County
capital has spread about all over
Georgia-the weekly press being full
of it, in large measure because Mi.
Williams has been for so long time
identified with Journalism in the
State. Because of this friendly feel
ing manifested for him the Waycross
man is particularly anxious that his
81 1Na cd off
81 do not wish to be placed in the
attitude Of asking for this job, and
then not getting it-and | certainly
shall not get it," said Mr. Williams,
discussing the matter.
Judge John w. Maddox, former pre-
siding magistrate of the Rome Su-
perior Court Circuit, former Con-
gresham from the Seventh District
| and former Mayor of Rome, is in At
lanta.
Judge Maddox has quit the political
game for keeps, and is now the head
of the State Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of Rome, which is pros
pering nightly under his direction.
| Judge Maddox, while no longer an
active force in politics, still is looked
to now and then for advice and sug
gestions from his former constituents,
and ont long ago was called upon TO
address the Floyd County Grand Jury
on the subjects of liquor and pistol
carrying.
The judge is a fine speaker, and
never fails to arouse great enthu-
siaSm in his audiences. He never was
defeated for any office he asked for
and he likely would not be should he
offer again.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-06
Snow Says Total Corn
Crop 1887, 100000 Blu

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.--B. w SHOWS re
ports makes acreage of corn already
abandoned, so far as production OF
grain in any form Is concerned, at A.,
$4,000 acres, leaving 1o2,470 acres on
which some corn was produced. The
yield per acre on the area producing
some corn is reported at 23.l bushels,
making a tota, crop or 1887, 900 600
bushels. Old corn still in farmers hands
reported at al per cent, or 100000
bushels.
Last month local returns indicated
that there were about 100000 acres
which were abandoned as far as pro
ductng commercial corn was concerned.
This months returns Indicate that upon
nearly 100000 acres OF this area, there
is no production of corn in any shape,
the balance representing a season in
which the fodder is cut and the small
ing.
The present estimate both OF acreage
and crop Is intended to Include corn fed
in fodder without huskings and very
large area cut and placed In silos
Husking returns are very much mixed,
showing Yields less than expected In the
districts In which the crop was supposed
to be good, and more than looked for IN
the districts that were worst hurt. The
average results about half bushel per
acre more than was indicated by the
condition report last month.
The movement report this month
should show an average rate OF yield OF
about 22.9 bushels, and same allowance
Is made at this time for the acreage
entirely abandoned. the crop forecast
els When the acreage Is revised in De
cember II VIII probably reduce the
final official estimate of the crop 10
around 1850, 900 900 bushels.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-06
REAL ESTATE AND
CONSTRUCTION NEWS

Marietta street same. Day work.
s260-Otis Fields, Bedford and Fort
streets, build garage and servants
house. A, X. Kirkpatrick.
$315-Mrs. Black, No. 312 West
Peachtree street, make additions. A.
w. Kirkpatrick,
5000. Cohen, No. 50 Whitehall
street, change front. Day work.
$95-Bradford & Lanier, No. so
Carroll street, add bathroom and
make repairs. Day work.
$100-Mrs. NJ. p. Chipley, No. 140S
DeKalb avenue, frame building. Day
work.
$S5--Walter Sims, Nos 1916
Bellwood avenue, move and underpin.
Day work.
1898 Each-Forrest Greene, Or
mond street, build six one story
frame dwellings. Spinks & Butler.