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Noagen. - Ntnrft itttia. - Np. 2 a.
CSC. Wo. y bc. 80 68c, Jo. 4 DO. 50--6sc.
@erite. - Wp. . aribjabrs 8b-7sc, Wp.
B 57--65e, go. 4 bo. 50--57e; 1utteygerife
4O--50e per BuIbef.
Gerftenmul5. - Grabjabrsserite TO
$40 per Buibel.
Bergleidl ber Betretbes 8reife NIT beHienis
gen am gleihen Hase bes porigen 5atres:
Wdrs, 81. 1918. gidr3, 80. 1912.
Wstsen, yto. Q rcther .110c 1850
MelFhforn, go. gemiiftes 67e TIC
6afer, ,gio. 2semiihter neuer 85Kc 57Kt
Rogaeu, No. 2 nelier ...... 66c 94e
ecu, 0c. Timothy $3.50 s2s.25
Mtisfn.
Ter Mlarft mar itetig. Berfauft wurben
$40 Bbls. 7iiiiaerS Jinifheb Goobs aui
Der Baiis pon sl.80 per 0allone.
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}oriorglth.

Groiciiorin (pI threm Wann):
Ia lit auBcu I'M 5hirrrItdnbcr elm
frernoerS dirm. bait Tu pielleid)t oeu
0einiqeu perinedieIt2"
Grofe'ior: ,9titt oof. icner itunh
i'm lnteru Stod TOR ber Tbiir Ger
Iobnunq. ba babe idl i'm nit Der.
olifeenonInen, oamit CT uitt meg.
fonut.
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S7ipsr ti.05, Widiaan unb Ntrpn si.14 per
WbI. BON $50 Yfunb.
Talg itetig. Erima Gitp 8A--6Hc
bo. Gountrp 6Ss-6Ae per 9fanb.
Gotlen.-Warit rubis. Dpugbiogbenp
$3.50, ylnB unb Elaf $2.iO-2.25, aanawhd
gtldtobIen $3.50. 0uB unb Slad s2.10
per Tonne obgeliefert gfnuhloie Gihd.
ioblen e4.75, anthracite s7.75 per 9cnn
abgelietert. Cote ioItet $3.50 per Ionne
abdeliefert.
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s10.e5--10.g7K, ain Ghfub $i0.85; fir
Septeuber s10.72 k--10.80, an ShluB
&10.77H.
Butter.-Warft mar feIt. Greameries
26--8ske per Yfuno.
gier. Utartt ieIier.--Crbiaarp ftrIts
16k-184c, firits 17--17Hc per Iuseno.
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metau. Marft.
Rem gprt, 81. Wdrs.

Rem gort, 81. Wdra.
&upier rpor beute tart. -- GIectrolptic
gu s150o--15.25, Gate su 1851 - 1850.
Gaiting su $500.
Yinn rubig bu &47.37-4S.25.
8Iei iiettg gu s4.80--440.
Spelter III rubig su S5.70-5.9o.
Gtien ungeregelt - 9lp. / Rortbern
$1775-$1s.25, Ro. 2 Nortberu S17.25--
1916; Wo. Soutberu Sit .75-1S.25, Ro. /
Soutbern loft $l7.75-1s.25.
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Ges. esass mss aftism In Rrs Dsrs.

0db. Nsno6 hnt hfftsn " MN Deu.
0Befb ON ealis rurbe AZ 5H-7F ausge'
liehen unb fdloB Ill 6K-7&.
prima 1efhditspapisre wurben gu ~
8 4 bisspusirt.
Eterfina Grhanae III itstLg. --
Sidbt III t4.s7H uno Commercial BILLS bu
N.s2 4--4.s2K,
Bunoess 6 EbIiaatfonefl fparsn Ns'
tia unb muroen ruie ioIat auoiirt:
Der. Stanten Reiunbirung 29 1O0A
esb.. ~ rsei'trirte 118M-114K, COUPONS
ti8K-1f4Il, 81 rsaiitrirte 102 N--1OsA
Coupons l02 4-i08H, Rnnama Hegtuereo
~ fo0ss-10f, DO. 3R, 102N-103A.
Gftienmarif. - Gie Nahritf BON
benz Nbieben Wpraan's hattie nur ipenig
GiniluB auf ben Warit. lie preiie iielen
anfnnas etrpas, srhotten iidl aber balo fpls'
Der unb ber Warff fhlob fsit. Die Shlub'
nctiranseH ergnbeu Rnr sertHae gerdnos'
rungen.
Giisnbahn.aftlem. cAint.nurls
Tari 81. NhEs -
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lie bertrum 3 (.

Griter Dihter; Borines lSriihinhr
babe ih einen pon8en gauo (Seoidtte
geoihfet er innd / I2 9Sfunol
3rpeiter 0itter Dus III nod,
aorrtiGts. nIe,n @erIeger bat nit mel
men @ebihte1 ben gan5en 8tnter &C.
Ibei5tl
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BON, Welbnsartt.
Giseinaatt, u. Msss 1918.


Jn ben ysefigen Uanten unb auA bel ben
RndsS1 nuren BIZ Osf9dfte anM hsuts
pssbes istr iau. 0eio III aber fen unb
oieie 0anbbdnten iorbern ibre Sihi.Gof'
ieben Gin. lestsre iinb baber ihtperiit
sHtsr 6xE ~ frlaHgen, wdbrenb 0eiMdftss
paptere Az 0x bisIontirt uurben. Jm cifes
nen Ulaffte ipuYben Turteben ~on eau' tu
5--oK& piasirt.
Hsaff esf Rew Bert
pusbsn ~ pasi srpifhen Bdasen periauft.
Sic GDunferrate beirdst 5os Vrdmie per
$1,000
aeeAtd ani asfsts.
finb bette. Tie foisenben nuotirunsen iinb
~ bsri@ien:
qonbon. 7ase Sift, AsTx = ass
per 8 90 Tags Gidbi, f4.s8k - asa pet
6; Bcris. Iage Gifi, bi5 syrancs Der
100 90 Toge Sifi, bls sJrancs per 800;
far TsutidIanb, faet Sift. Warf 55E
-Dok, DO. 90 Taae Sid,t, 94k-g4Ae.
documentary Diils nuf gonocn wurbtn
~ e4.s2H, auf Dlosaom su 4.s2 Y uuo nul
Bsifait az t4S2 perfauit.
Observation-Disclosures
s..hs> uuh gs.ss. a.. n-.s.u ...-4.~.~ !.
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Groceries

3uder.-Breiis fine itetis. Rafnnirter
Gut Goat 5.70c, pomeereo 5.00c, Cubes 6.15e
araHulateb 4e0c, Qonieaioners u 4.T5c,
on u" 4.55e,--4.75e. psiBer ertra "a
445-4.50c. trtra ~g" 4.30--4.Soe, orotnd'
rer aeIber 420-4.25c.
Rrfafies III itetig. Netp Erleans
Gpsn ast,ls $3.50, Centrifugal 1e-8oe
per eaIlons.
Rsis.-99artt semfid, le5bait unb itetia.
qouifiana, Jansp 6sao 8--8Kc, rrirna 5l
DC, crbindrer 4z-5c, 3npan s - 5he
per Yfunb.
DARN grosu,te.
Butter Seine 3ufubr. Tie greife
iinb felt. -- tyaneu 9rsomerp +0e. Creamery
Hrit SOC, DO. ieeonos 52c, fanepIairp 2Je,
Ro 1 23e per 1funb.
Rate. Rartt itetis. Shio 1916, gorb'
tpeitliher 16H-i7Hc, Rep Dcrf l1Hc,
Sdbueiser 19H - 22c, DO. Bird lie, Clint
burger 1Sc per 8funo.
Gter. - 3ufuhr grober. Nar.t ihpd,
der. - 9rima friite Sihrereier i6e, firits
l5c. croiuaru firits l4s, fsccnbs 13e per
Der 7so. gdnieeier S0e. Guieneiee 1ee per
Tusent. 1eriuit ab.
gtffageL. - 3ufuhr iehr psrtua -
Rreiie itetia. 5prinatrs pcn sRfe. unb bar
iiber 1ec, unier BIB. 20c. 5ibner l6t,
Sdtne i0K-l2c. Truthihusr l0-2le, Cubs
&c. peibe Gnteu isc, geusiidte i6c, Gdn'e
10--i2c per 8iunb.
obi tnnb @emlis
GepfeI.--sTaueu s225--3.25, ausertt.
fene ti i.50-2.0o, anbsre ti .00-l.Tb per Bu.
n.-Wartt ffeiia. California
9s.o0-s.50, Nerima s8.O0--s.50 per Rite.
rranaen.-Esarst ruhie unb f'stia.-
| California gtapsls ti so - 2.25, Morbid
81. T5-3.00 per Rite.
grbbsrrsn- - 5loriba 80 - s5e per
Quart
eartpffsln.- asiue 2ufubr. Qreife
ss.T5-4O0 per ebI. pom Store une s1.S5
II 40 per Bu.
| Sunae eaartpffeIn-S Sloriba Sass
-i.75, 5apana AO0 per gbI.
Saattartpffefu. 2ause pber run.
be garin Rcis si.i5--l25, gahite Star
sl.25, gurbanf &1.25. Triuupbs sl.25--
l.s5. Sriih Gobbiers si25, GarIp Chic
$i.25.
Shsiartoffefu. - Sablite 500
2.25 per Dbl unh si.0o per 6amper. Qaiterr
Shcre tf.50-i.75 per Camper.
| araut-Rartt iteiis. 9hniihes sl.2,
s1.50 per Sbl. pom Etore. 5unees arau'
si25-l.5O per Crate.
i 8wtebeln.-gelbe 15-3Oc, weise 80
TOE, per g3u. auf eem 8eleiie
i rabeH.-e0c-el00 90 per Dbl. aul
bein @efeiis.
GrfHs Bohusn. s;torioa $3.50
3.25 per camper.
i Tomat pes.-JIoriba si.0o-2.0o pc,
Crate bon Rorben.
Epinat-t2.00 per Dbl
S2tibe Rii Riibsn.-85-T6c per Dbl
ub'9robutts
GohHen-Rarst fte,ig. 9rima Ra.
rpmia. s325. geiiebte uHo BET Sono &C.
pfin6te Rapn x2.S0 per Bu.
6eu.--Rnrfi itetia. Reues go. ftmo
thu ti650-l6.T5. Stanearb Timofhn si5.5o
sl5T5 go. Q Timothn t14.50-1475. so.
DO. 81. 90 -i2.50: aIet Ro. gemildhter tl40'
l-i45O, $40. 2 DO. 312.0o--l2.50; 4lee Rr.
Ief2.Oo-is.50, Rp. Q bo. Ss.0o-ii. 90, GIfaf.
si2o0-i7.00 per Ton.
MnhIenfutter III iEefig.--sGeie t20-2t
--2f 90. Nieeltua erobe s23.50--24.50. DO
feines "a so 25.0o. esmifhtes Sutftr e20.5G
-2l.50 per Tonne. in Sidsn BON is 10
RfuHh. nnb tl.90 mehr auf benz Geletie.
ftetig. aieeiaame'
tS.o0-l0.50 anf htm Beleiie ano $1,000
/. 1900 per Bu. pom Stpre. Itmotbn si 81
--i.s0 nui bsm 9eleiie uno e2.00-2.5o pc
Bu. pom Siore. Buhnetssn s5e per Bu
: Dom Store.
Bofte - Refine 3ufuhr, Rahfrase Elm
nur ma6ise, 2reiis feit.
WewaideRe
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0raxseisentbums 4ppOtbefex
gincinnuti, 81. Mdra.

Reue 5ppotheteu.
Malier @. 9ernert cn Weit Hor=
tpoob .. unb g. GO. $500.
Derislbe an Rahael 8ernert. $500.
Geo. 6. Nnosrs an Grnit S.aiipn
6. unn .. 60. $500.
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ghteaau. 81. gldrs 1913.

Shueine. - qeitie s9.20-9.62 u. ges
mifGte s9.O0-s.45, ihuere $8.75 - 9.35,
raube ss.75 -- $50, Jertel $40 - 9.25.
IRartt ftetig
Beepes s7.00-9.10, EeIas
Stiere $s.60-7.75, Stodsrs uuo iyeebers
s6.00-S.O0, aiibs uno 5etIers S3.50-8.0O
Aalber se.00-9.O0 Wartt itetie.
Shaieuuo 2ammer. -5hofe: GIN
be,miihe s5.9o-s.75, 9ahrliuse $6.85-7.s5
aammsr: Giubstmiihe s6.9o-S.60. Tartt
itstig.
Aufuhr. -- Rtnopieh 10000, ShpeiRt
1000. Sdafs unb 2ammer 10000.
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Gisasims es.ie uwtAss.
lie nmidts I'M hieiieen Glenrinabouis
ttlieftn fih heuie nuf &s,S4i $50. lie lin.
fdee bes psriioHenen WoHais beliefen iih
anf sio9.i47,s50, segsn ell5,io7,s50 I'm
Nnr5 1919.
esfaf. Gssnrisatsn.
IN Der hitiieen astisnb6rie iisaeu bic
Btifdfts gans anb gar Sornieber. Gs rurs
ben nur 22 Gstien Der Columbia Gas Il
9iesiftc 90. ~ t8 perfanit. Dun cffenen
Marsfe limb bie foleenben Bsriauie su be.
rihien:
Nm sgfsnea D,srsse.
$4,000 Cincinnati, C, a. ig5g.5p. ..fn3 IL
200 QtHrHnail, G.. 81 1894. ..s....fO3
s2.Ooo atnsiHnaii. O.. 3H is32s52...... ss
Nahhebenbe Tatsae pcn TIM hieiisen
Wdrtf behnblihen Bombs unb Gftien eIebi
bic ofhsieueH Cuotirunsen an =
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"a
Webt.-Ter War.i mar rubig aber itetia.
Epring Ratenf t4.4D4.60, @iuter Straiahts
&4.+0-i.50, a9iuter gatsnts $4T0--5.10,
go. 1 s3yso--4.10, Rc. 2 DO. 90. T0-8.sO.
&anias 5traiebts $4.00-4.20.
HpggeumshI mar ruhtg. Hair bis
gutes &3,5o-3.s0, hoiee bis f1Hcp t3.S5-
400.
1uaweisenmsb ( mar fiuu gu t2.25
--2.35 per 100 Dfuub.
Maismetl mar itetia.- Fsiues neises
uno gelbes st.30-l.35, sro5es sl.25-l.30
gilnbrieo 1910.
Rosssn ii ftetis.-aO. 3sitsrn SO ~
--8Te e. l. Buffalo.
@erit { III fietia. - RaIsaerite 55-60c,
Jeeoing 81 w {. l. |. glem Nort.
Wetsen.-Ser Har.f max isit. - Ro. Q
rotter li0Te c. 4. TN GIeodtor uRb 1875
(. 0. 3. IhmtmmeHe. Rp. Rprfhern Iuluth
io0Ke I. OBJ. f4wtmmsne.
Relfhfcru.-1er Rartt mar itetia.--
Grport 5se I. 0. b. fhpimmenb.
6afer. - Rartt mar Itetia Stanearb
ueiser - Nc, Ru. 5TH-3Sc. Ro. 4 3d.
31c, Raturmeiber 3T--8s NC. Delser gsih6ls
ire sT--40c auf benz Geieiie.
6su III Itetie. -Stanbaro 97Hc, Ro.
A0R-ANONs Nv . 1S~0JAy Nv y wv
ScpisR III ruhte.-- Stais oroiRdrer bis
Goat 1912, l6-2le. 1911 lt--l5c.
6aute limb itsiis. Central Gmsrieru
2s4e. Bceota q 4 --2S4e.
9eeer III it.-pemlot 2s-2ec.
Bort III felt. - snn,iIp s2s.Oo-25.00.
hort dear sci 90 2s.50. Nes s22.25-22.5 so.
Geei IL isit. - Dautilp s22.Oo-24.00
gess sls.o0-so.OO. Sssi.s s5tn.tn 49,. 90
Sa.D0.
Gut Rea.s iino itstis. --Bep6tslte BEL
lies, 10 bis IL 3iuHo. IAN l5t, DO.
Shultern sH-s&e. be. Shiu,eu l54c.
2 dlm Ia III ruhig. aeseole g9eli
prima sll.45-il55; RafFntrtes 1T iteiig.
Continent sii.S0. 2. u. sl2.Ao. COMPOUND
TH-s1sc.
9afs III itetia. - grima Gitp gu 64t,
q ountrn 5A-sAc. Special 7c.
Gaumfp oil Ia amen Gel III itart.--
griHa robes su S5.33-5.36, prima Som'
mtr geIbes su t8.7O--8.95.
getrcleum III Ftettg.-Raifnirts Reru
gprf $3.50. ghanoeIptla une Baltimore
$3.50. eo. in Ena s4sO
WotIs iit rubie- ToHeitie Jlssse Ohio
3i--32e.
| pars 1T ipiuis. StraiHso, sswobnIitsi
bis guies $500.
Terpentin 1T ruhis su Acc.
Reis IN itetis. --qtnbeimiibsr 5H-5e
Batna 81 --8&c
Molafies IL isetis. Rep Orleans
Cpen aettle. gutter bis huies. 35--55c
Duf er.-Rpher iii itetig. - Ruscauaor
50 fefs, 23Se, Centrifugal so Ieit s4sr
Noiafies- 5ufer 50 Eel, 273c HafTHirts,
III itetis. - Gut 4eai 5.15e. Gruibeo Bose
Rouio ~ 47oc, Cubes 4.80e. 4opoersl
4.45e, @rauulaieh 4.35e. Itdmpuo N
ABS, gonfsteionsrs NJ" 4.20e. Ro. 4l0c
sso. 2 4.05c. Ro. 8 4.o0s. Ro. 4 S.s5e. $40.
300c, go. 6 a.s5e, 10. 7 3.sOe, Rc. 5 3.s5c
$40. . 3.70e. Ro. 10 1856. 9so. ii 5.30c, 9o
| u 8.53e, Ro. IS 6.5oe, Ro. 4 S.5oe.
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NtfNon crr ly... Mt tIFrtHelrt RnctHc ts -
Et<tfor ecrc 4r. .i0i vi Wifi Pa. fcun .5r., eg
~.4Ifer trrc. g.. tezkl nat " ~ Wesr. &h n
HtIautte & g. 4. ~. slNl4. ". q. dsr GER. 81 ts
aeistm Ar ste 4r. :. SxAi1. n q sst sr 20
fnlt.m a hso 3hr so'I9W rs cs.sn N
FrpoN xr sr Ar. sT<ipcre q " I .err. sr. ~
Gent Of Becnir Sc. 100 IN 4 gn. % sr.... 1ns
Central pfniter So. AMI 1orst TcrtNc ar. -
6tssnp 4 o 4Lt.. ssts! oertb paetfte Re-. ss'
4 &C spnr <Lns.. saNl~ q g rfhc 4v ~
6b.r, q TIT SIT. sfA<iRsrr % 3h 1919 -
90, e. A &. = 4r..- NflNsrr rcr sr.. 10
q n kT, asr lr... tsNlNsGtsrf psr ar. ~
gM A-fTash. io1<f ~ p - ~ n, ss.. n
r@VAsscr ecf H. ssAI =. q krNe6r. n
Asaac rSp 4r. - ~ q e. ~ ron Ar. y
g&c ref Asrt lhs sfAl Secs H'r pirs 4r n
fefASusf o. te. DsTISc par eol 4r. -
r AHN ref ST.. Tp<I~ RaesHc o. 4t.... %
ftftiGers rr. s<Gl Solfit mcf I ref ar. "
0rts rrtss lien <s.. ssk scufs entispah So. ic1
Trts eer sr.... ~ %caih IN oen Ar. y
1ris n 4r fen g.. 7fLItiricr mcristc tr.. "
M srf. 1 ref sr. c'4IflnicrFdciflc ce &. "
rnserkoro,Usei sr rsAli'n Per a. rrf4 u
rHi fpere Tsnr ~ ssklii = #mtber sr. !. 10,
Naser shr....-... ~ IN q. Tsesf 2 Sc IN
Arrf r'bs yrf ss.. " asr6 6 Gbs NJ ST. 3,
r. . eeb lrffasf1. +. slkl7ah 4 r. srt ar :. 81
p &T TN 4r..... ssstlHnsf,frr W1h 4r.... q
W 1~er ar -. ~ NsYrirah gI 70 Sc d
TeAT. cen. 4hr ~ isais- 9ertrul sr.... y
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BeriAtebeneB

Cefe-Rarst it itetig. 9einof robes
4se, eefodtes 4Se per 0alone Tn Yartten
pon 5 Hbl. grtra sainfer Teit 4orboi S5e
per Gsolloue. Cotton Setb Csl rnfinirses
4S-4os per 0ollone. Terpsniin SIC; Ystro-
Isum, Ohio Carbon 100 Grab 9Hr, DO. ioO
Grab lie, DO. 6edbliebt i75 Grob l2K -
lse. Gronn Gdiolin Ice. Naphta 2le pr
Qlolone tn Harfien pon biz s. 5Hbls.
GaIA- Ter garst iit rSbis. Cbic
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Yferbe unb Nytamleiel.

Gireiunati, 81. gsdrs 1918.
Tie BertauisIteneu an Der Epriua Brope
NDtnue iino gans pou @aifer umgeben, uno
bic Bsitnfte Iieeeu u0aig barnieoer.
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gbteaso. 81. Rdrs.

VI"
gneisen. - Tar Nai 90H-9ozse, am
SAiuB 90Ae; fir Gull ssH-9oc, am
Shiub s9He; fir September ssss-ssse
am Enlnb size.
@elfhfora-Jar Dsai 53H-5sZ Zsc,
am EhIuB $3.50; far Gull 54n-54Zse, am
Shlns 54fe; fir September 55H-551e,
oin Shlab 554t-
bafer.-Jlr Mai 80 u -34Me, amS SaluB
341se; fir Jult 33ts-3s5se, am ShiuB
3syte; fur Sestember 1874 --34e, am ShlnB
33Hs.
Mogseu.-Ro Q eok--8ie.
cert -46-6ss.
Iimotbpiaamen. - Reaer s2.5o-
$50.
Rlsefaamen. - s12Oo - 1900 per
qeHfuer.
Rebport s20.55 per gbl Sir Wai
s20.40 - 20.60, am ShluB 5000; fur
SHIi 420.22 " -20.40, am ShluB ts0.STk
FIR September sls.s5-2o.05 AM Stlub
S20.02K.
eHmafs-slll5 per 100 8iunb. Jhr
Mni ef105 - 1i.l5. am ShlnB &ll.l5;
far 5uli o.sTk--10.g7H, am ShIuB
ei0.07h; fir September s10.S2-1o.s2H y,
am ShluB 5000.
etorf @ippenfeitsn. - s1l.00-
il.62H per 100 9funh.-Jnr Rni sll.so
- liSTH. am s4isb sli.s7K; far 5usi
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
DR.. STONE GOES
ABROAD To REST
New Moderator Of Northern Pres
byterian Church Overcome by
His Heavy Duties,

CHICAGO, June 1i.-Overwork has
sent the Rev. John Timothy Stone,
Moderator Of the Northern Presbyte-
rian General Assembly, TO Europe for
long vacation with Mrs Stone
and his three daughters he viii lose
himself somewhere on the Cornish
coast for most of the summer Later
the Moderator will tour the Cont
neut, returning in October.
The Rev MI stone was made Mod
orator In May when the Assembly
met at Atlanta, Ga. This added
greatly 10 his duties as pastor Of a
rapidly growing congregation. His
church-the Fourth Presbyterian, on
the North Side-has been replaced by
beautiful new building on Lincoln
Parkway.
In the three years that DR. Stone
has lived here he has filled every
seat In his church, the congregation
of which had sadly dwindled His
efforts also have secured funds for
the new church from his parishioners.
among whom are all the MCCor-
micks. the WiIlings. the SINNERS. the
WeutNoTths. Highs. Beutleys, Pom
crows philo Kings and many wealthy
families
Moderator Dr Stone VIII 60 direc,
Go Scotland 20 meet the Scotch Pres
hyterans at Glasgow. From there he
win go 90 the Cornish coast.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
WIRE IS FLASHED
FROM SEA BOTTOM
Submarine, Submerged for Rec
ord, in Message to World Tells
of Success of Trial.

AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA,
LONG BEACH. CAL June 1.-THE
.age submarine at the bottom Of the
Pacific ocean Long Beach, Cal, sends
greetings TO the world as being the
only submarine boat that can run its
engines under water:
We have been submerged since 3
"a. m. Tuesday, June TO- and viii stay
down until p. m. Wednesday, June
ID, 1913. thus breaking by twelve
hours the record Of the submarine
Octopus, which remained submerged
"a hours in 1907
The running of our gasoline en-
gines keeps our air so pure we could
stay down a week II desired our
submarine will break all records for
speed and maneuvering, because our
propellers are at the prov instead Of
al the stern Of the boat.
The crew Of six men have quar-
tiers in the engine room, and there
is not trace Of gasoline fumes In
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
Beautiful Birds With
Odd Names Compose
Queer Window Group

A collection Of South Sea Island
birds, valued at $1,000, on exhibition
at the French Dry Cleaning Com
pany, Joseph May & Son, forms one
Of the most unique exhibitions Of its
kind ever shown in Atlanta. The col
lection comprises about fifteen varie-
ties, including a number of the So
called Paradise birds, which. when
weary of life commit suicide by
strangling themselves with the fine
long strangers" which extend from
the body.
Mr. Mays collection includes also
such rare species as the Kepeng, Ka-
Iona, the Black Bird of Isop the Pate
Bocnga. the Nge valued at $50; the
Tempot Tail and the BoIontron. The
Black Bird Of Isop species is particu-
larry interesting, as the body feath-
ers of this bird are as soft as the
finest velvet The entire collection
was made originally FOR the Partisan
Plume Company By the hunters of
Mikel Merkes Company.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
HOW PLAIN GIRLS
CAN WIN HUSBANDS
Doctor Lays Down Rules for At
tanning Beauty by Suggestion
Happy Thought Keynote,

CHICAGO. June 11.-Dr. c. Frank
lin Lcayitt has made public a lesson
in winning a husband by suggestion.
we must visualize our desires be-
fore one can expect 10 realize them,
he said "a girl should picture the
sort Of woman she wishes 20 become.
and then impress this picture on her
subconscious mind So 1t is ever with
her.
- woman may turn herself into %
bag by depressing thoughts. A wise
woman creates within herself c0ndi-
tions which attract. The subcon-
sCious mind is under direct control
OF the conscious mind and can Doe
impressed through repeated strong
suggestions.
when a girl who is not attracting
men comes to- me / ask her to look
herself over for her weaknesses. n
her checks are hull8w / insist on her
exercising the muscles of the face.
THE girl should give "a haudshaka
as n she had not "a friend and iu
limp fashion Thus she viii emanate
suggestions of love and harmony and
not of condemnation AN apprehension.
"a woman has two Weapons
thought and action. When she is
possessed OF a going mind she s
almost irresistible A woman with
power wins the man she wants.
The first lesson Co AN uuattrCtiyo
women should he 20 picture them
selves In q receptive attitude toward
men From childhood they should
DE taught 90 meet the opposite sex
without fear and hashfulncss.
Thoughts properly directed can
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
CATHOLIC cHAPLAINs MEET.

WASHINGTON June 11.--Roman
Catholic chaplains Of the United
States army and navy are gathered
I.,re to-day to confer on problems
dealing with the religious need IN
the military establishment. The con-
ference is the first Of its kind
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
Senate Votes Probe
Of Frisco Merger

WASHINGTON. June n Tho
senate passed without debate Sena-
tor Keuyou's resolution directing the
Interstate Commerce Commission to
investigate the receiyorsnIp OF the ST.
Louis and san Francisco Railroad
The manner iu which this road acc
gulred the property Of the Chicago
and Eastern Illinois viii Doe prohed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12

the boat. We are sending the mes
sage by telegraph wire connected
TO our boat and that by means of
cable in the ocean.
Signed,
mo SIGNATURE"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
ROBBERS STEAL $4,000
FROM POSTOFFICE SAFE

NEW YORK, June 11--Robbers
early to-day blew open the safe in
the postoffice at Grantwood, \. j.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12

across the Hudson River from the
upper end of. New York City, and es-
capped with $4,000 in money and
stamps.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
GRADUATED AUTO
TAX IS PLAN Of
LAWMAKERS
Legislature Also May Instruct COL
IaCtOrs to Stop Evasion Of
AID VaIorem Tariff.
BY JAMES 2. NEVIN.

BY JAMES 2. NEVIN
In seeking to reform the tax laws
OF Georgia. jt IS Hkefy that the auto
mobile VIII Dee taken into mos, SEE
rious consideration by the new Leg
islatura.
There are now more than 10000
machines in the state. averaging IN
value about $1,000 each These ma
chimes pay a fiat license tax 10 the
state Of 81 "a machine. and tina, Is
about au the state gets out Of them
Not more than 10 Per cent Of the au-
tomobies licensed are returned for
taxation upon an ad valorem basis,
Secretary Of State Phil Cook says
nine machine owners in every ten be-
heve the far license tax Of 81 per
machine is an the state requires OF
them. and that many owners, not now
paying taxes according 20 the value
" their machines are not so much in
territorial taN-dOdgeTs as they are ig-
HOrant Of the fact that an automobile
Is as much property subject TO gen
era taxation as anything else
II is likely that the license tax Will
be graded according 20 the value Of
the machine registered hereafter II
is figured that II IS not quite fair 10
charge an owner Of "a $500 runabout
the same license tax that ls charged
against The owner Of $4,000 lin
CUISINE Moreover tax collectors
doubtless viii be instructed by legis-
latiye direction strictly to require the
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-04-03
Gray Squirrels at Soldiers Home Are Well Fed

r. HE gray squirrels in the Soldiers
4 Home grounds are happy and well
fed. Perhaps it may be that they are
the most carefree and the best fed
squirrels in the district. There is a
strong friendship between many Of
the veterans and these frisky little
creatures. OF course, they are tame,
very tame. This is not peculiar to
the Soldiers Home squirrels, because
the squirrels in the capitol grounds,
in the Smithsonian grounds, in the
Monument lot, in Franklin park and
in other of the city squares are ex-
tremely tame. But these Soldiers
Home squirrels when they see a man
In blue and feel the want of a hick-
DRY nut or a flbert or a peanut do
not hesitate to walk right up to him
or climb right up on him and ask in
the squirrel language for what they
want.
West of the main building, Scott
hall, is a tree whose summer shade
is dense. Under it is a rectangle Of
brick pave. On this pavement are
rows Of benches placed as they would
be in a hall, that is, the rows are as
close together as they can be for the
comfort of the occupants. Many men
sit there on warm and genial days
and on soft and balmy evenings. It
is a squirrel playground. But in win
ter the benches are removed and the
veterans do not linger there. Meth
er do the squirrels.
In the rear Of the Anderson cottage
the cottage from which President