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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02
Mus benz Yoli5eiserid3t.

pstsr arausbdar, bon SO. 104
GInoIoD StraBe, pelhsr felt brei
mo4sn ieiHsr 5rau uno iya.
miIis isiHe untsrItiisuns obsr ge-s
iorsung gu 5beiI peroen lisb, bate
ii6 ssitsrR Dor benz poli3eirittsr oies
fsrhalb gu psrantiportsn. ardusbdar
ipuree nah Der ge!reisaufnabms Az
10 sdsen Qrbeits6aus berurtbsi!t.
Die camille pirb iHsnIihtn Don eer
6umnHitdts AGeielFhoit psrforat.
WegeH 9bieroudkrei hasten iin ot.
tern Der Reger 6snrp SotnTou uno
Der Rutibsr Miaiam HsDmdn, nsiee
anseitsllts Der Saburbaa Deliperp
Co., su peraHtporisn. Gs tpaIbe fsits
seiteIIt. baB Der MauIe'd, luelteR bic
g:iauIoisten Dor ibrem Wagsn az.
ipdnnt batten. cine ichtpsrs 0erlsbung
am 5dlis bdiie. trelfe bic 9sfhulbiss
ten ourh einen aummet pereedtsn.
Gerner mar bxm 9bisr cine Gnno1,e
angelegi poreen, um es in Der Gang
art 81 beftlsunissn. SobHion ,puroe
Su elmer geloitrafs BON SO unb Neir.
man 3a eintr folhsn BON $5 ne6it
Rotten ptrurtbeilt.
George Watrs unb Gcparb gtoii
bdtisn aus elmer Wrtblhaft sinen
aeifsl Bier esboIt unh ftrittsr ba.
nit eurh ben gben Part, nm lid o.u
Neg nab ibrtr WOtnuns a65utarStn.
llnierDegs lisbsn iie iich perlsiten, eis
nen Shlud oes sblsn Ge6gdues su as-
risben, tpnrbsn absr eau osm qars.
tudrter beobd1tst ann perbaftst. Cor
BEN ppli5eiritatsr esiidnben bic pc
Ihu!oigtsB unumipunnsn ihrs Stulh
Elm uno ertIdrtsn, teine boi. abii6t,
icnoern nur Turft seba6t gu baben
Ter grliasiri6.er belebrse bic ge.
'tulbiatsn. eab bic porsporihrifien
bscbdftei ipsreen miibten nne
rerust6eiltt fie sur 9rngung e,l
Uerbaioluugstoften. 3rpei fyrau.n
Delds ebenfalls aus oem 9isrteI
lei senippi hotten. tpur6sn ireissTpro.
den, cd Tie ansaben, IN nsm glaub.u
aus ntm sshel gstruRttn su babsn
Dob tr WaHer entbdlts. Die gatl
fhuleigung ipuroe angtnommen.
Ssit lanssr 3sii itano auf bem %,
dei ets poIiseirintsrs Der Name On,
ME WspHxptr. Don 30. $50 San,
Ssrabe. Die Wspmsnsr i'll beT6uloiat
ibre Iieben Qa6barn nit Goiendmer
nn6 foHi:igsn bontrabenben 5ituldti.
rsn bslssi su bdbtn, bob iie tnfolgt
Der llsberhdufuns NIT btrsIsi6tr
fraspuroissn ShmeiheIeien ben 90.
lissisihttr nm Shus sriu1isn. gea
tern fam Der Gall 3ur 1srbanoluas
ano ruree cit Mspmsper, troscsn
fis ii6 fiir uni1uihs. befunHls. Al
sinsr GslSfrafs bon $40 nsbfi acIfsr
perurtbsilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02

Tie Diobalpt gerbeiierungs.9eieu.
ifaft miro am 4. Suli ben SpielpIas
einpeihen. ben bic gartbeboroe nun.
mehr iertiaseiieLt lat. IerieLbe Be.
fineet lif on Der obereu Central aue.
in Der Jsabe Der gtobmufbriide. Tie
einipeibnifg aeihieht olirf Garaoe,
Reoen nnb abbrenHuna bon ifeue1-
ipcrf. lie 9erbeilerunss-@ei @eieaihart,
peldle Die arrangements setroiicu
bal. labet bic giirger Der 8egeno -
Manner. irllien un0 aiuber 3u-
IbeiInnbme an ben sSeitiottaten etu
unS Tie peripriht alien 1beiIuebmerr
einea uriibelen Ias.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02

fslben lDerben bem GefeB 'snfOlse aud
nls aHignment aDmmiffdre fuugiren
unb is $1,000 pro Jabr erhdIten.
gsrIanat alimsnte
auf @rnnb BON 9runtiuft unb
RihtDerforsung bdt asnss Il. Qepin
siHe 4limenteHtioss gegen ibr:n Gdts
ten, ben Wletger Sam. Renin, etngss
reiht. Glsidssiiis rerlangt fie Die
Gbbut iiber ibrs BRET ainber unb einen
Ginbalisbefebl, um ben 0srslueten AL
nerbsnoern, iein Gelb aug Der Gtods
Ddros Danf II. 5ruit 60. gu 3isbsn.
eiHgerei6te Seitamente.
6enrp akranbsr BON Bomb 6in
permo6t isin 0erm5gen isinsr Satin
Wadrp g. alsronosr.
emiIis Griiglsr peymd6t flint ibrer
Ridien unb 9effen ie $25, itrsmgaefs
len gbarlss 2amp $100, i1rer Qihte
Nnnie Wleier gefriiies @runDeiaen.
tbum In Camp IBaIbington, ibrsr
S6tpefter Caroline Matbls Grunbeiz
gsni1um an QleipeIIpn Sirdbe unb ben
Reit ibres 9ermogsns.
Ra6IaB ; ga den.
Deter O. 1hompfcn iIi Rahlabrerz
matter bon Qaurd Gamble zhpmpfon;
perfonalien $500.
Granees Rsinbdrt iit Ra6obpsrs
tpalieriH bon Dm. 3. Rsinbart; per
ionallsn $500, Grunbeissntbum
$4,000.
Garolina Wanser III 3eltamentss
polIitrederin bon 6enrn Wunser; gsrs
ioHaIien $500, Grunbeigentbum
$4,000.
Der perIonli6e Ra6IaB Der Morp
Quebe betrdgt S625.95; berisnias oes
Tl. 3. auebs S2S25.91; berishige bes
Gbarks 3. Ghdu $3.50; berienise
bes lhpmas Waooen $2288.63.
8erf9tebenes.
6elen W. Crmsbp srIunete eingsr,
oiit iiber $5367.50 sessn Otto Rrips
penoorf u. u.
Die grOBgefdporsnsn perbOri<n se,
tern tuieoer einise 3eugsn in be,
1hcmpfon gronn gffaire unb biirf,
ten Dabrf9eiuli9 ON ndhiten Jreitdc
etnen Beri9t un.srbrsiten.
Die 2t.tipa Der ansd5i planer Go
itno ouf $7514.50 abgei4dbt poreen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02
0ebMrten.

Geora uno 4nna 2ebIang, Tlt.
Waibington. Rnabs.
Soispb unb Stsla Saneiosr, Rem
trn, UldbHen.
Wtlidm uHo emma 5enrp, 2406
Gaiiern apenue, ana5s.
Jiitolds uno Joa Shlehtinasr,
OIL gort Strabe, Ana6e.
SoIepb uno 4meIia pcbsI.a, 428
gronbspnn, anabe.
BERNARD unb Marp SarmsIinc
f014 Roiemoni ap., MGbtxn.
Jones unb Marn gfd6, 1857
Gstmitsr Strabs. Funbs.
Almon uno Selsns 5dnRsr, 352G
Columbia 2lpsnus. 3piliHg.. Ndo'
den.
SobH uno 1Slorente 1srris, 364C
Gaitsru 4p., UQ6bdsH.
Sohn uno Wargartt G1nst, pa
gerbin Girabe, anabe.
Sohn une Clara Gaii.r. 821 WeF
Court gtrabe, auabe
Bin uno aiice S6mibt, 216 Dor
Isn Strabt, andbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02

Gos 9iirser Gbarier aommittee,
peldes befaHHtlid) bas iogeuanute
anlaIt.SIfet umteriilist. entDidelt
bereits cine rii6rige 5bdtigteit. lie.
ielte beldranft iih 3par einitlpeiIen
crit alf bas SauIneln oon Inter.
idriiten, bod baben bereiis iiber
10000 giiraer ote Qetitionen uuter'
ifriebeH. Iieie arbeit miro nod in
Den naditen 3agen fortJeiest uno
man boiit, oaB bis 5um 6reitas
albeno peniaitcn5 $4,000 lluteridrii.
Ten seiaHtmelt tporoen iiuo. glnI
5anritag laiit Der 5ernin fir GIN.
reif1ung Der QetItionen ub. Serr
,sohg e. Bruce, Der goriIser Ses
stomnlittees. erhaIt tagIih sahIreit)a
3iidriiten BON giiraern, Die lid fiir
bag anigbt.Jifet erfl0ren uno oabei
Die 9eritherlng abseben. oab iie ittl
fiir hasielbe euer8ii6 in Die greihe
iuerien fpiiroen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02
9nSIosu aaauoH

Der belis6te 4ugflugsort acaocn
geipiunt t1slih mebr Jreunbe uns
glnbGnssr Surh bic poGIt1noia freien
@orfii6rungea unb Moiorrabs Rsnnen.
als gang befoReere 4n3iebunassraft
tsrpdhrt iid Der 5allf6irms u biturs
.cug ihtpinbeiuhtr 0ohs, tpelher nit
eiasm Toppeifali6irm ron .grincs
areaiher" a,isaefiibrt ipiro. DIE slbs
iiiir3e finbtn ieoen Usittnoh, Sams
flag nnp Gonn.ag Qbenb I'm 10 llhr
80 Winuten ftdt.. GbenfoIIg trerbsn
bic beliebisn MlciorraSs Rsnnsn an i.s
hem wsiitpOd. gamfirs uHn Eonn.
sdp Nbtnn nbqebctten uno IN fir hsn
4. SuIi Elm befonbers Invertebrates
ReHnen aus s. qonfurrensen poroelss
kn. 4ls Stortsr Der Rennen funairi
Srans :. Ssihsl, relfer unisr BEN
1Gmsn Zine Dire Repsbop@ besann.
iIt.
Am gsadmittda bee 4. 5uii finosi
Inn 2 llbr Elm Grtras4bItar3 NIT sSdlIs
ffirm iiatt. hssgIsifen am abeub.
iDel6ss Grsignib eurh elm brilIantss
Deuerperi. bus Der aerpnaut abs
trenni. ,rbOhi tpirb. 9os alubhans
srfreui iih ebenfalis einss befonbevn
s3uiprnhes. sibt "a bod bort quite
Tsnge su efen unb 5u irintsn unb hns
kn es bic fdmcfen aensudn Gbidtn
Dinntr ben gslnGsrH saHs befonbers
dncethcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02
,Sm Sdllai bcraubt.

Gon Der Site crmattet, lieB fid1 ae.
tern RnrfiH 9elin, noa go 332
Rodoole gloeuue auf einer Bans anf
nem &!ni Strabe Spielplaee nicSer.
uno lDlIroe balo pom Sd.If iiher.
nlail1lt gIls @eliR erloafte bemerste
er, 0aB ibm ieine llbr I'M 8ertbe pcu
SIS unh etn @eIonetrag oeitollen
poroer mar. Wfebrere Gerionen tbctl.
ten Dem 9eitobIcnen cine gcid,rei.
bang nou 8sDei Burden nit Die nc.
ben tbm Glas gencmmen h1ttet uaD
6Gher ais hie Iiebe iu 9etraht foni.
men. Tie Observation-Disclosures Der
ongebIiten 2tebe iplirbe Der Golis.i
eegeben unb pirb aebofit bar ote.
ieIber baIo biaier SdIoB anN MicasI
limb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02
Setretar Der Seamiters llnion Der.
haitet.

Senrp 2ucas, Der Sstrst1r Der
5samiter Union, puro% ssFtsrR 1uf
Gruuo zines Don ;. 8. MlilIsr. bon
no. 1892 Dine Strabe pobHbait. .rl
pirften 5aftbsie6les BON Tetsstips Z.
6aft gsnommen, uno mub iih negeH
Qneriffs unb forpsrperlesuns pers
antiportsn. Wtiller CAB an. eab. nIs
sr ssitsrn nit lsinem WassE ols
6auptaudrtier Der 1samrer Union.
an Der y. uno Sadfon Sira5e pais
irte, BON Dem Setretdr n1+' BEN
RGumsn serufen ipnrbe. % ihu In Be-
aug auf bic Union ettpds ,n.tqethsilt
perben iolIts. aaum bate mi,ler Die
RGume bsireitn, ais 2uens aHgeblih
iiter ibu herfiel, ibm ben
Union Stnopf abrib unh mibbannels
te. 2ls MilIsr oHbeuiets. bas u staen
Saftbefsbl ssstn ausas ertpirtsn ipols
ls, bat 2ueas um 8.rleifung, noh
lisb ii6 Willer mid. srspei6en. ben
Saftbsfshl suriid su nehmsn. Bel les
ner 8erbaftund erfuhte Queas bic
Detsttips. bafiir su ioreen. eab bic
ansslsssnbeit nihi In bic 3situnssn
Tame. 2ueag tpuroe fpGter ssgsn
9iiraihafi aus Der 5aft .ntiaFsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02
6be.GrlaabniRiheime.

lSenrn J. S6nlemann, 80, Rsabing.
lQnna Walfer, %, aotlanb, 8.
Iglarenes Jobnion, q, 719 Soptias.
lglnna We5ugh, q. 951 Barr Str.
ISpnatban 9. Granger, "a, 24O7
/ Goneorb Gtrube.
lSa8el R. gilbert. 21, 1861 GsIeitial
StrdBs.
IGbarles g. RontiRs, %, Ripsp, 8.
(gorte 6ummons, "a, 1853 Rsaoinq
Rodb.
George W. aagblin, 80, 115 Oft 8.
lWargaret Wal.er, u, 2141 gogus,
lMm. 6. aoblmdnn, 27, 140e
}Wansfislo Strabe.
l5tsna Carr, %, 500 SO. 6. Ctr.
I3oniel .. Tsurpbp, "a, s45 Dapns.
l6enristse W. Rice, q, 2O09 grssu
auenut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02
Hid,ier Spicgel ais Wnpurs- -9anbioat

Sn rspublitaniinen poIttiI6en
8reiTsn bsrrItt Die 2tbIiht Dor, Rid.
ter SpiegsI aIs Maporss s&aubiaat
bieieu Ropembsr auf8uIielIen. gle
tpirb ourt Die Sbatiate peranlaBs,
haB aitter Gpieqel in Irinsr lanaen
DffentIihen Qoufbabn nrd niemals
pom 8olts suriitqenteien purn.. Das
rpirb nit Dem hoben 2tnistsn ertldrt,
oeiIsn sr lid bel ailen SlaFen ter
8epOlferuna unb cams beionbers hsi
ben Teutiten srfreut. Cb Ri6ter
SpisgsI DilsrS it, bic aaroibatur
.dr3unebmen. 1T iotpcit ned ntht g..
tdnnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02
Sies irmo Sas.

Die 6sb Sprinq e 2lrle 60 1T
Carthage bat Der Propioent Sao ns5
8ant 8, 5ruit SO. CUR Sthsrfteaung
elmer 9onoemiiIipn Don $3.50. 900 eine
6ppotbet auf thr geiammtes gi3ens
tbum an Der Goot 2tpenue in garz
tbuge ousgeitelIt.. Die 8onos limb in
Stiiden bon $1,000 nit feds 9rosent
3inTeu. Der GtHl0Tungstermin lit cer
/. Suli 1888, bod toaneu Die gonos
Ihon pom I. SuIt 1906 an gu Jos
nebft aufgelaufensn 3inien 3uriitss3os
Gen perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02

Geren aiebt es pieIe. Gs iino Dor
anens bic Wngen. coer 2ebertranfen.
henen hds ri,beIoie 9efniihen, iib BON
ibren tootlihen Seioen inh seren
bosnrtiaer Spniptouren tlrrireu 81,
Iaiien. bic rubiae lieberleaure ntrnli.
Mnl,aft iih in iclt1en ssaaen bcipera.
Ter Ratar, oes etn8igen unieblbarcu
Miittcls Der CT. gernnrb srGifierpil.
len, 81 beoieneu, bic FIR mir 20 Gents
TN alien apofheteH 81 babeH iinb uno
Ihsn nieIen 5nuienhen aebolfen 30.
ben. Innien iie bon pontiuS sll gila.
tins. bon einem aiirpfaiher uno
GunfiaIber Sim nnSereH. bis iie CT.
,i6cpit suiammenbEeGen. ON
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02
Srl. SpoHasefs SdDmler.

Die betannte IauiitIebreriu SrI.
3beoooru SpouageI perunitaltet am
Wsittroh 2lbeno um adt llbr in Der
Gable 5atIe eiu Sonsert, in tpeldem
ibre 3abIreihen Shiiler UNI ShiiIsa
rtnnen 9eIsgenbstt srbalten tperbsu.
gzoben ibres G0nnsns uno ibrss gas
Tents ab5uIegen. Sr bem &onsert
tuirtt lu4 bic Soprantitin SRI. 2puife
hilbert nit, bic perI6tebens apmppfis
ttDnsn GrI. SppHageIs gu Geb0r
brinssn pirh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02
GHtsIfiinHs einss gaifaaitrsnaes.

Cine groBe slufreenne bernad,tiate
iir1 scffern Der Naiid9ierc bes paifn.
gler5ugeS No, 0 Der g. 8. uri6 z.
Giienbnbn, aIs Der 3ug. t,ir3 nad,.
benz er ben gabnboi an Der 9. inb
ganniilIer StraBe perlalien bate, an
Der 8eit Sfrabe enteleiite. Ter 3aa
fiibr nlehrere bitnter Dsetcr iiber bic
Shauellen unb fpuroen bic Vnifagiere
trditig blrdgeriitfelt. gIiifliher.
reiie selans es Dem aofomofiDfiibrer
oen 3us nod ebe Elm groBes llngliif
estitebeH foni.te, gum S,nIten 3li brin.
gen. Gs puroe. bebanptet, onb bie
Ghienen infolse Der sise fif erpei.
tfrt haben nBo tierourA bic Gntaiet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02

Jung berbeigefiibrt tporoen III. Ter
3ug mar mad, Detroit beitinnHt rao
poIl heiebt es lit ais elm Slid au be.
trahteu, bnB nnr Die 0taidine utlo
Der Ienoer ertgleilt limb. Der gerfebr
mar auf cine Stunoe alif oicier
Strede Dollitdnoig iitlterbrohen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02
si,sS bsa WeYid,tsbbfen

Gkix xdbunes JSrIs - Mbclp6 M
1bsal s<bt ins 3uttbaus. - Gnas
bsnerfnbsIngsn RodlaBfaHen.
wsrfdiscsnes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02
Sic le6sm0natlide gerpliiisnngs'
crbinan5 nit peranidlagten
Anssaben BON $2,795,611.51
nnterbreitet.
giseprahDent 9ef'S grpteit segen bic
Grridtnug zines nenen Gonrts
banies inboiiirt.
gseneingereidJte nne enbsiiltis paiIir'
te 9prlagcm. - aligemeines linn
e.Sgitem anf Der StrakenbabH
beiiiruurtet. - Bombs su Setra'
aen Don S100 iDllen in 3nfnnft
Deransgabt merneH.

Sn b:r seftrigsr sisuns Oss Stubts
ratbs unterbrsitets Der Gihan3ausz
i6uB lie gertpiligunes SrolHan3
fir oos atpeite Solbjabr 1913. aus
tpel6sr terporgebt, oaB Der itGctii6e
5au3balt pdbrenb bieisr periooe
So, ,795. .611.51 nDtbig bat, Die ouf Die
sin3elnen 5onos in FoIgenoer DsIie
pertbeilt Itno:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02

Gagsmetrer Gon6s $196, ,584.08
Seffsntli9er Si6ers
belts 5onb- 906,625.42
SoIpttaI 5onos 141 ,933.20
armsnbdus GoHos 34,011.00
Santidts Gonbs 49,676.50
SeffsntIitsr Tisnit
5onbs . . 671, 1,O85.55
UtaotfonbiGs gslsu6z
tunss anlnge $4,000
DaHerpsrts 5onbs 56O,097.83
qort 5onbs 83,476.00
uniperiitdts 7fonos 80, $4,000
Sbfsrpatorium iSoHbs 6,380.00
POli3ei llateritIsuugs=
Gonos 1s.75783
Jonos 2s,s54.oo
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29
BUILDER Of CITY
PLANTSPRODDED
Daddy Must Rush Work on
PeaChtree and IntrenChment
Work, Says Council.

Councils sewer committee and bond
commission, acting Jointly, have adopt
ed a resolution recommending to coun-
ell that no further extensions of time
be granted to the contractor of the
Peachtree and IntrenChment creek sew
age disposal plants. on the report of
Construction Chief Clayton, they decid-
ed that Chester A. Dady, the contractor
who is building the 100000 plants, was
not making sufficient effort to live up
to his contract, and the officials want
him TO understand they are ready 20
look to his bondsman for redress.
Captain Clayton said that his depart
ment was being blamed for the SLOW
work on these plants and he was de
termined to make council understand
that the contractor was to blame and
that it was up to council to make the
contractor live up to his agreement
Contractor Dady appeared at the
meeting and said that he was making
every possible effort to finish the work
but that he had found it impossible to
get enough crushed stone.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29
FLOOD EQUAL|NC
1872 OVERFLOW


MEMPHIS, TENN, Jan. 29.-Engi-
rcers in charge of the work at the ere
vase at BeuIah, Miss, today admitted
the flood situation was very grave No
doubt remains but that the flood will
reach the disastrous proportions at
tained by the overflow of 1912 The
work of driving piles back Of the Gre
vase in an attempt to control the
spread of the waters will be begun to-
day. but the engineers fear little can be
done to check the overflow.
Destitution and suffering are on all
sides. \ carload of supplies sent to the
Hood sufferers in the district surround
ug Beulah and Lobell, Miss, was dis
rributed today, but it was entirely in
adequate to alleviate the hunger of the
victims
The water in this district is now ten
feet deep. The path of the overflow has
washed a veritable bayou through thou
sands of acres of rich farming lands,
carrying many farm houses with it.
Engineers watching the flood at Mo-
doe fear a break al that point when the
crest arrives the latter part of this
week. Several large forces of men are
aJ work at weak points eXerting every
effort to raise and strengthen the levee
south of Helena.
The water in Bayou Gayoso is now
over its banks in Memphis and sand
bags are being used at many points in
an effort to prevent a further over
low.
The gauge at Memphis today showed
80 feet, with the water still rising.
White river, at Batesville. Ark, is
reported falling slightly. Considerable
damage was done there.
Two million five hundred feet of saw
.ogs were washed away from Stonevtlle,
Miss, nine miles east of GreenviIle, to-
day. \ spur railroad running from
Stoneville has been washed away In
many places and the town, 40 miles
from the Beulah crevasse. is rapidly be-
ing inundated.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29
FESTIVAL CHORUS.
400 STRONG, TO GIVE
CONCERT SUNDAY

Ihe music festival chorus. now in
creased to its full quota of 400 voices
VIII appear in another free concert on
Sunday afternoon at the Auditorium
ArmOry.
This concert will appeal directly ia
the general public, for the principal
part Of the program will be made up Of
the national airs, hymns and battle
songs of many countries. The superb
"Marseillaise," Die Wacht Am Rheln.'
Men Of Harlech' and The Star Span
gIed Banner will be included.
This will be the second public an
pearance of the chorus, which was or
sanized under the auspices of the At
lanta Music Festival association. with
Dr., Percy }. Starnes as the director. Ii
mas been decided definitely to make The
chorus n permanent institution.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29
MISSING MACON MAN
FOUND DEAD IN SWAMP

MACON, GA, Jan. Pc. j. Ruhl,
an ice dealer living on the Columbus
road, near Macon, was found dead in a
swamp below Tybee, partly submerged
IN the water A short distance away
was his buggy His horse was miss
ing.
The discovery was made by f. H
Reese, a Macon man, who was on his
way to his plantation. He started to-
ward town, but met Joseph f. Ledsing
cr and Louis Ledsinger, who Vert
searching for the missing man. He told
them of his find and the three mer
FASTENED to the sheriff's office for as
sistance Then they returned and res
cucd the body.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29

GREsNVlLlE TO GET NEW MILL.
IiftEENNiLLE, $. G.. Jan. 29-Joh1
b Marshall, managing director of the
Greenville Ice and Fuel Company. is at
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29
$11.50 Never
break Trunks,

An exception
a II y durable
trunk, made OF
t h e strongest
eastwood, Gov
cred with strong
canvas, protect
ed all over by
strong hardwood
Stats. Edges are
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29
PHOTOGRAPHERS ORGANIZE

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Jan %
The Southern Photographers association
was permanently organized here with the
following officers: President. w G.
Thuss, Nashville; secretary; Charles R.
Turner, Tuscaloosa, Ala; treasurer, f. J.
Spangler, Lexington, Ky. The first con-
vention will be held here in September
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29
RELIGIOUS EDUCATOR TO
GIVE SERIES OF LECTURES

y plea will be entered for a broad re-
IlSlon possessing an appeal to thinking
persons when Or. William /. Lawrence,
secretary of the department of religious
educatlon of the American Unitarian AS
soclauon, speaks in Atlanta in a series Of
lectures February "a.
The series is announced as ethical leo
lures dealing with educational program
of broader religion" The lectures will
be delivered in the Unitarian church
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29
RAISING STOCK FoR HOTEL.

COLUMBUS, GA, Jan. 29,-Solicit-
ing committees have begun raising the
additional capital stock to finance the
new 100000 hotel to be built in this
city. The members of the committees
expect TO raise the entire amount in
weeks time.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29
SsitsvsssA Observation-Disclosures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Price bars are down by order of
the merchandise manager. For
just two more days, however. So
profit at these half and less than
half prices.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29

the head of a movement to erect a fac
tory in Greenville for the manufacture
of waste goods. This new plant will
give Greenville fifteen textile mills
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29
PUSHING INTERURRAN ROAD.

GREENVILLE, S. G., Jan. 29.-With
the exception Of the last two weeks of
bad weather, the builders of the inter
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29

urban line between this city and Spar
tanburg have been making satisfactory
progress. BY early fall the line will be
completed.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-04-24
HAS A PETRIFIED WATERFALL
One Of the Natural Wonders Of the
World That Is Located In
Country Of Algeria.

With all the beauty Of a cataract OF
living water, there is in Algeria a re-
markable petriled waterfall which re-
Gently has been engaging the atten-
ton Of scientists. This is the Ham
mam-Meskhutin, which means 1.-THE
bath Of the damned" and is located 81
miles from Constantine. This solicited
cascade is the production Of calcare-
GUS deposits from sulphurous and fer
ruginous mineral springs, issuing
from the depths of the earth at a tenn
perature of IS degrees centigrade. .
"The bath of the damned" even
from a near viewpoint, looks for all
the world like a great wall of water
dashing into a swirling pool at its
foot, yet its cleaning. graceful curves
and the apparently swirling eddies at
its base are as fixed and immovable as
If carved from the face Of a granite
cliff.
Many centuries have, of course,
gone to the making of the deposits,
and the springs were well known to
the ancient Romans. The name Ham.
mam-Meskhutin was given to the stone
cataract in an allusion to a legend
that the waterfall was petrified by
Allah, Furnishing the impiety of un'
believers by turning all the members
of the tribe into stone. At night, &c
the story runs, its stone jewellers o.
the remote ages are freed from theil
strange letters, come to life and re
sumo their normal shapes.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-04-24
Street Ethics In CHICAGO.

A law has been enacted in Prussia
which makes it a prison offense for
any one to fail to answer a cry for
help or to go to the rescue Of a per-
son in danger when it is possible to
do so without endangering ones own
life. Such a law would not be amiss
in Chicago. Not only ethics, but or
binary decency and manliness are too
frequently forgotten here. Let a thug
assault a person in the street and the
majority of men who happen along,
instead of going to the assistance OF
the person assaulted, will scurry away
SO as not to be dragged into the affair.
Let a person be injured by a street
car half the people who witnessed the
accident will refuse to give their
names to be called upon as witnesses
by the victim.
Whether all the ethics of citizenship
can be enforced effectively through
laws and ordinances may be doubted,
yet, the legal declaration of some pri-
mary duties would help to develop a
conscience in such matters now appar-
emily sadly lacking.-Chicago Tribune,