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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15
Real Estate For Sale.

Real Estate For Sale.
MORGAN STREET, just Off North Bou-
levard, splendid tive-room cottage, on
good lot, for $500; terms, $3.50 cash,
$3.50 month. Fischer & Cook $40 Fourth
National Bank Bldg. 3-15-44
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for those
looking for a beautiful suburban hame
site or an investment. Large building
lots in Atlantas newest addition. Street
cars right at front Of property. No ex-
cuse whatever for being without beau
tiful suburban home, with pure air and
all conveniences. By our plan of sale all
who want home can buy. Write, phone
or call for full particulars. Greater At
lanta Realty Company, COS Grant Build
ing. Atlanta, Ga. Phone Main 1922. BIOS
FOR SALE-Nine- room house on north
side; steam heat; all modern conven-
fences. Call Ivy 1881. 1856
FOR SALE-Five-room house, haif-acre
lot, in Decatur, 1000; easy payments.
John Carey, Germania Bank, 2 Whitehall
street 3-3-42
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15

WELLINGTON ST, near Gordon
street, only 200 feet from car
line. a shaded lot, 50x192 feet.
Price $1,000; easy terms.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15
Pigeons


WILL sell a few pairs Of extra fine Car
neaux pigeons. mated and banded.
Frank o. Miller. Fort Valley, Ca 2-26-64
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15

ARMOURS FLOWER FEED for ferns and pottet
plants, 25c and soc a box.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15
765 GORDON STREET.

-FOUR vacant lots. one block OF Druid
Hills; water, lights and sidewalks on
street. $500 cash each. l. W Harreu,
Main 5407. ABB
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15
Plymouth Rocks.

WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS-The most
beautiful and profitable OF all. Stock
and eggs for sale. Eggs, S1.50 for fifteen.
Karssu Villa Farm. J. VI. l<arwisch, own
er Route G. Atlanta. ca. Lib
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15

EGGS from prize winning e. B. Thomp-
son Ringlet Barred Rocks. either
mating, So for fifteen, S. for thirty A.
NJ. Kendall Dallas, Ga. 3-S-ll
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15

WE ARE headquarters for poultry feeds of all kinds
See us for ANYTHING YOU need for the poultry ward
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15

PIEDMONT AVE, between South
Prado and Prado; fine, east
front lot 60x16O; No. Is. in block
16. Price $3.50.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15

CONKEY'S POULTRY REMEDTES-A remedy fol
every disease, and all sold a money-back guar
antee.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15

BARRED ROCK eggs. pure and fresh
from Georgia Poultry Farm, 81 per set
ting. On sale at u South Broad street
2g-11-3
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15
Rhode Island Reds.

SINGLE COMB Rhode Island Reds; eggs
from prize winning birds 50 per fifteen
delivery charges prepaid; Buschmann-
Pierce strain direct. G. L. Pierce, Column
bus, Ga l-IS-36
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15
Real Estate For Sale.

FOR SALE-Genuine California bunga-
large lot; very attractive. You will like
this, it's a beauty; price SO, ESQ; $500 cash.
balance mighty easy. Call Galloway &
Smith. Main 40 3-11-SS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-24
1,sss N WsIa.

GIN. BdrknNnionis IN iprsm oa. "a.
ION bersuitsnen, oas III Sie n.ssrs
Runii, Ser fi6 bic Damsn bsr Hsn'
bDner Gel.nitaf. iptomsn. Rnisn.
farb,ne lbe.s. Bel bensn ollsl bis
nuf bts .lsinitsn gsssnidnbs bin ~
aarten rolo 1on,n ubgsfimmf .iii.
fnS bel bsIuht uno rpsrotn cisl &C.
irromen. Der ab.s fpiro In lduiQb
o,n. r,i,enb berasrittsisn GdeH lsr'
pirt. Tiefe perfhpisesnsn y!anoss'
usnsel maFen pSlIig nit ro'a esios
ousasThIassn isin. uskral iopsn
Riif,H NIT rpin uebersus.n gum pes'
hsn b!nihmssgsn Elm, srcts s0oish
nit aar.rotbsn Rofen fhmudsH pn
1iihhsn, oi. roiafarbene CtdsH ira.
asrl, unb bau6en sintn sdr.sn Dui'
In hi, Cuff. Die DAME oes Suulss,
In sin aleio BON rpia WsuHeltn &C.
haui, ipenbet ben 1tte aus elmer ro'a
Ram. in roiofarb.m zdbnen. Seloit
Der 3udsr, nit oem Der 1hse 8tinB'
ipirD, peiit bi. 5arbs auf. 1omassIl.
fuldt une Rrsbis, bic nath<r esre'ni
tperSen, itimm.n 10 siemli4 su ossisf
StrfOnie In Blnbrott. Der Hu0sn
II. rofa, rofa finb bic gcnbons -
roiig In toifeHilih AUDI bic anuns osr
Domen. Gds Griheinen sinss sts'
Ben oeu erlnsn alsiDss In oitlu
5arknilutb sIsitseiiimmtsr 3ons
lpiiroe cine Rtooluiion beoenten. Attr
aua.n uno Sinns man6tr feinfahlis
oen Dumen iinS 10 pSllis an ben cts
nen ION s.ipSbn.. eab iis bsi isosf
leiien unpaffsnbsn Jorbs. be fdf IN
bos Bib ibres Solpns mifht, stnsn
i6rp.rIid,n S6m.r1 empfiueea. Wan
| per!anai Iosar isst fncn. bob be
goil.tt.n gu stn 1aptien pofsn ioh
len, unb gibt Bel Der Gin!oouHs DC
;garbtn Der Wonbbt.leibung an.
Cine besannts Dame ber 2onooEsr
Gderitof. III in ihrer 5crbengts
| fihl 70 fenFtsl. bab fie beim 4nblid
elmer btitimmtengorbt einen kittrnrn'
ten Stm.rs bstomui. Jbss Hsural'
ale iriii unfpsiosrIih cuf, fpenn ne
Grin Tisht, 3abninmsrs peiniet iis bti
Roth uuo ihre s,fp6bnli6e Wigrons
nirs iton bur8 bic ssrinsfe ssIhs
lonuno ausaslofi. Dahsr sib' ne
als Stilmi..el iiir ibr, RsrDen nur
nod peibe Diners. tei eenen ollss
| Eptib isirl muh.
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samerssi. BON amslis ein,s.

.at, Srou Dcttor, i'd, tpeib ni4t
abr pi, Suppe riedt MID rsrod4s
iia!" msIesis ods iIeiHs Tien'imab'
den.
.gsrodttis2 mas piIIf Gu bas
NIT iassn. guiieg"
frau aiio, bic srIt felt 5tpsi Ulcs
raseR bas 5ausfrouenisspier fahri.
lab msr,piirois pertpirri DomStrs'o.
tiih aui. an oem fe TAB. bic Gsoer
in Der Sano.
I'D babe bod esnau mad BEN
aptbud -"
.S6on rstt, sJrnu Goi.cr. ahr
i'd, mtin' man blob. iptnn 6rau Dot
tor ii6 man niHt in bic Gloftsn psrs
ariffen 6nbtn. Die Supp< risnt mad
- mad Qstrolsum.s
9niisgt iprans bic irnse Jrcu naf.
mari nod eiR.n unrubigtu Bid out
ben unpolIsnottsn Brief uEb fclst.
bann silig guhe in bic Ride. Gleit
parauf ihOl BON bort ein lsiier aus'
i4rti.
Jm i,lb<n aussnblid sine bic Ger
ripprttiir auI, unb Der junse gbel
mann, Cbsrlsbrsr 1ottor Sssar 10
bad, irat, bonn unierrihi iommtne
elm.
.6immsl. Ostor. Gu tommf
idon2."
"a. aisbdsu, Der 6ise ipestn bu
bic g6ul. cine Gtunhe friiter &C.
ihloitn. aber ellie DID barum i
nihi, ih parts germ ioeie e. suimii
tbis, nit sin.m gliidli6en Aafleu6tfi
su ibr bin. bic niGi ME fonH i6n
suissseneilis. fonbtrn nur oos bsib
gefiditen aus Der Riinenihiir fsedis
Qdhelnb betrai Der Goifor oi
bibihen. hbaslinen WobHrduns
5eine ilsins Uloienbliiibe mhbte ID
reblih, ibrsn jungen Yflihsen ssrf6
~ ipereen. CT battle fid bic t5sl
erit aus Der peniion setommen
Rnospe mi. raider 0enb an's Der
atFtsdt. unb Der font 1ieriit
E6rkrise boix bk idnelIe 1bs
uabzlid ni9t bersst Qtta mar II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-24

Die 6ausfrau. .Gi, ssrau
Wleier. iras bdieln Cir benn bo
Sdones2- 90. hos gibi Ghus.
bedhtn ut<r meinen Soptofhonsr. !.
Wtaer Wortfinn. mas
isb i'd, 1hr6nen2. .Tsin Wonn2. =
Nd nein! Gs iii nints 1tfonbe.
res. 16 ts6nire mid blob ouf sin
neues Hieih..
8tbeHtlihts 3ei4ea.
.1u ipirit iiberslldlit isin. bab Did
Gtins Nnssbeiste srb0ri hoia1 -
~NiAi 70 suni!. -. Mls i4 I'm ihrs
0nnb an6ielt - bat fe oar az eys
ltiHieri oufsenitmei!-
Au@ etnas. Gin Wittnty,
ber fi& fem 4tim pon elmer olteu
R6dsnA bsnirtbf f4ofien I6bt. bat jeins
9o6ttr NIT h bic Rude eeseben,
bomit Ee bic Apniunt erlsrnen IrG.
Ro1 piersebn 1osen frass q bi.
1o4tsr. mas fs f4on sslsrnt babe
.MHs, srpihert biz 1n4ter, .nas'a
Qortenf6Ioaeu!.
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Der Sraatranb In Nanixiex.


Gu ben sissnar,isf.sn unS i'm aus'
Ianes an ipsnigitsn ssionnieE Wo!is'
fi.itn RumGnisns eshort bic DEB
groutroub.s, pis er In esr BIB Dor
turssm bonn srpbsn 0er.shr goEs abs
aeihlciIenen uno biinnbep6liertsn
sbens uno in ben BON Der Wslisaliur
lptnia beriibrtsn acrpaiknoorfsrn
nod heuiigsnioes ousssubt usro.
Iod harf man babel Ei1t esrd an
cine oslpaI.iam. Gntfiibrung nan Der
Or. bes Roubes Der Sabinerinnen
burt bic R0mer oen.sr. 9itimetr
i.slli ii6 Der 8rautrcu6 ols eine be-
ionbere Gri6sinunssicrm isnsr ur'
putfiesn IorTromGnii, bar. Der ipir
Ia aud. pennelsi4 tn unbtrsr Osftcli,
bei Der bGuerIi1en Gtp6lieruns ans
S,rer abisits Der srob.n Weltffrobsn
geI.ansu a6nb.r bee.srsn, Wis In
pi.ltn 4lpsnIanbern cas ~Jtniisrln-
porausssbtn mub, psnn nihi onoss
bic grcu. BEN mi.lsioiesn Heouusru
ihrer Sugsnbfrsunbinnen cussefssi
| itin fod, To in In Rumonisn Der
grautrcub bic .ginleituns sur gbe'
| itIisbung. Selbit tpsnn BEN Rsr.
sengbunbe zines iunssn pdrheni isis
| tens Der Glisrn gar isins 9inbsrniHs
in ben N.e s.!sst ptrbsn. 10 gilt bic
eiebe bsB 9r1utigams In 0sseuben,
| iro Der grauircub iibIi4 III. MIR
eann ols ppIlseni9tis unb unjrtiiei.
bait, ipsnH er feline 3niiinftise bsi
Rnft uns Rebel aus bem Glstrnbduis
entfiibri.
.Nur 10 sonnie Id ss mir bonn
au6 erslGren,@ tsibt "a in elmer G4ils
bsrune rumGniiner Sitien. ~bob mir
cine gGuerin. in bsrsn 6utte i4 bel
msinen grappsniosbsH ouf Der pei.
ten gbens bes Bnrosan bdufis dbsss
nahssie. zines 1asss BEL msinr Nm
tunii niht nur obns jsben Aummer,
ionbsrn pielnetr mt! oem Nusbru6
Fiit5tiia;r iit5..iita;;rr He..fs:.:.e:snns e..fs bic mittheis
lung moGt.. sab ibrs 1n9tsr in bar
pereonssnsn Rodt mi. eiEem iuHgen
Wanne euf une eapon gseonesu let.
Hebeuienb ungsmiiibliHer fotit b0ets
aen Der Batter nr DurNoebronaisn
bic hur6, bic 5luhi ssinaFfene GaGs
lage auf. Mber nitt sspo aus mora.
lif6en 1ebenien une clS Oh er esotH
| bic 6eirotb Isiner 1o&ter NIT ibrsm
| Gntiuhrer etipos siRaup<nbsn gebot!
| battle. Rein! Giir ibn mar bic Ga&s
nur besbolb unanstnsbm. weil bss
NIT isinem Drdui5en ireenplpc IN ei'
mem Qohborboris BEL Hetanntsn bey.
| iisdte Suiiiuitiss S&miessrfobn mil
lem Gnpisssrpoter in spe DieI freies
unb iaisgoriiHer iib<r 6ie QSbe Be-,
sumsiis in 3uepist. GsfIiioel. housoe.
rGib uRb btrslei1en bsItbenben Uait,
aifi perhcneeln ionnte. ols nsnn NJ
bic Hraut nod unier Der ndterli&sF
Chtus bsfunb<n h6sse. G<ibRper,
ndnnlin fpexben biefe Derbanhlunaer
nurh einen oertrnuten UsitsellmaaS
b<s flii9sigen Qiebespoarss sflbrt
heHen Muientbolt nah5ufprf9eR ber
Gltern bel her rousfidtIi&eH Groeh
ribtoFsseit esipohnliM gar uidt b
ben Sim tommt. Ginb boMn hi
.WitsiftspourparIeIs- In bejritbioen
bsr meiIs btenbisi. 10 tebrsn u
tslHdtieeR l&on BON islbe niebe
noA Qaufe surdd. unb Der ofii)iknel
Gbsl&lkbunS fisht nt4ss MIR y
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-24

len, binefsIt semadt fporben. unb erit
ais bic bereits auf benz Ghiff Be-
finbIiHsn bies [abn. feien fie, begins
itist pon einem friiden Winbe, bas
ponsefobren. Diefe GliiHttinss ers
reidten. tpis man Ipdter bOrte. tpohls
bebalten bic aiiIts BON 9crnto.
Qls ih noh benz GefdnsniHe in
ManiIa sins. um Sanes dufaufuHen,
fanb ih ibn nii benz Gefdnsniboirti.
tor unp ieiner Uamilie ouf Der De-
rarba itben unb iih eifris iiber res
Iisioie Diase unterbolien. 9upss
nurbe ipfppbl nit bsm Girsttpr rpie
NIT bem GefdnsniBprieiier gut Be.
freunbst unb lieb iih BON aesterem
in ben Shoob bsr romiih iatbos
lii6en airde aufnebmen.
gs fpnnte teinsn einbrudspolertu
guber ssben als ibn, sumo! bas isiss
Der ihn arg mitesnommen bate. unc
iein aorper bsrmaben einsefaIlen
mar, bab sr iih nur nod burh feline
unaepohnlieb bobs 0eitalt unb isis
nsn lansen Bart sr,snnen lieb! Der
aIts Sesrduber. poQis mitteIIos, ourt
arantheit san3 tsrunisrsebrohen, ala
barfiibiger Wton6 nit einem tpehens
ben ipeib.n Bart BON sinem holben
Sabsn 2dnse. an Der SpiBs elmer re-
liei0fsn proetHion itlurfeuo unb biz
er6bts aer3s BON allen iroeenb, -
bos mar gsuus, um alen isinen Jsina
ben, tpsnn er foIds in ManiIa battle,
bas Ser3 su srtp.ittn.
Die an,lase ssg.n ibn tpurb. ME.
bsresIdIasen, uno oas Shiff .Whit'
tier" nobm ben -notbleibenben amt'
ritaniihsn G,.mann" nnd Snr
Granciseo NIT. CT srhislt ioaal
gGthen nit 9iebessaben auf Der
D.s. uno Der ithr r,lisiOs psranloei'
Sapitdn bes .Whiititr" bsbonosl!'
ibn tpie sinen gruos.
Toh nod einmdl rpuree Der Iran,
,s WOnh" gum gsuf,!, uno 6cs pol
ieiH 9erbdnsnib.
Sapes tam an 9oIoensn gtol
boIb pisbsr in Btiis zines Sdooners
ben CT nit Waorsn bsIue, um ober
mails in Der SiisTe Seihdfie sn mo
den. Die 4bfob.i purbs eurh 9s
bel psr3ogtrt. uno bts Woats ihrud
Satin mar on gorb, um nod eli
4titisositiinhhsn nit itrem 0s
ipons gu ptrbring.u.
Nd, it babe msin. llhr i'm I.s
ten QuasnbIid p,rasFea". iaaie 6ops
gum Waat, .iis Iisgt nod in poct
Bsrtitati. gDoueu Sis 70 frsuneIit
| isin. iis bplen; mir miiH,u bod noc
bic ean8s Qaht bier lisesu."
Sobalo Der Waa. ouBsr Gid
mar, .fons~ Sapss IeinsR Gbrono
meter, fubr ioiort eoDon uno nahr
bic Waatssaiiin NIT.
| Nitt Ionas ober iollts tr ii6 mi
| itr amliiren. IS parsn fhlimm
9ei.uen, ni, tr ala 1smannuna mi.
oencmmsn bate. une Der iGlimmi'
mar nsr Rod. Gines Wlpreens itla
Sapss, iton TART onasbsiisrt. be
Rod psgsH irstnb zines tIeintn Tst
lsrs. Gtlpa cine Stunoe oorouf. nah
rsno 5apss, IdFiis iibtr bic StifiE
i,it, osI,hn,. auf bic Ss. ftorrts. rsr
ieste itm Der Sph nit ,intm itn'
r.u 5olsitut sinsn iuraibnrs
| StLcg, bag CT icpfiiber ms Waf'
TtlrB,t. JgobI tauh.s CT pisesr al
unb Itris I'm 5iIfs. - obtr ei. nit
eies gsmnnnuns liss i'm latsnn IN
ilutsne unttratbeu.
60 tubs.s Der Ieste shse paetti
Sesrduber.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1913-09-19
WAGNER CANDF-
DATE FOR SENATE

Sioux Falls Press.-FOrmer United
States District Attorney f. E. Wag-
ner, of this city, who has been men
toned of late as a possible candidate
for the United States Senate, told
the Press by long distance telephone
from Washington Springs, that he had
made up his mind to enter the race.
Mr. Wagner had not heard of Rep
resentatiye Burke's retirement from
the political arena until he was ad-
yised of it last Monday By the Press.
Asked point blank at to his own in
intentions, Mr.. Wagner said:
Tor some time | have been re-
ceiving requests from over the sta te
that ] allow my name to go before the
coming primary as republican candi-
date for the United States Senate.
have decided to do So"
Mr.. Wagner will return to Sioux
Falls some time this week. He will
probably issue statement at some
length after his return to the city.
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WILL SUE FORMER
STATE OFFICERS

Sioux Falls Argus Lesder--Attorney
Richard f. Lyons, one of the men,
bers of the state investigating COM
mittee, arrived home from trip to
points in the Black Hills and Pierre.
IN the Black Hills several meetings
were held and the various institutions
in that section Of the state were CIV
en- close examination. At Pierre
Saturday the con nlttee adjourned
subject TO tie cal.'ot j.. Chairman,
In the mean,ille the various men,
bers of the committee will work on
their reportl re .arling the iLstitu-
tiCns and officials which they have
Investigated
The AIgas-Leader can state that
IT, reports wh'eh will be made by
....- committee at ,ater period will
Do a hi-hly ecIsationa!. For instance
,he re, Z - " that a mum ber
If fu-wcr std t"easurcr's have TAX
en- interest q. ate funds and used
ne .n 5.r ratir personal benefit.
A."a.a.s in the Hills it was found
II. yelu ol these former oreasur-
cra cd saEcn interest. No such eyi-
1ej.e was iouul in that section, how
,vcr, against the lat Kirk Phillips.
Ths committee VIA recommend to
the a. -ev ~aaa-al that action be
iEat..T 81. i.,.1a ely against num-
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Presbyterian Church
Week of September 21st.


Sunday Sch "eets at 10 a. m.
The Golden { little children
guard yourself nom ~ %
Preaching services Il, "a,
uIu upon: Way beii.ve the Bio,v
is the word of God. The testimony
of Christ.
Junior G. E. at 8. Why and how
does prayer help. Esther Hanson.
Senior G. E. meets at 7:l5, continu-
ing Pilgrims Progress and the drama
tization of a portion.
Evening service at o'clock. The
death of John the Baptist will be con-
sidered, Special music.
Thursday evening at the usual
Bible Study hour. Come and spend q
quiet hour with the Lord.
Choir practice Friday night at s.
"BY THEIR FAULTS YE SHALL KNOW
THEM"
The Hinduo Shastras have given US
India: the Koran has given US Arabia.
Turkey and North and Central Afri-
ca the doctrine of Gautama Buddha
has given us Burma. Tibet and Siam /;
the teachings of Confucius have given
us enfeebled, distracted China. The
Bible has given us Britain, Germany,
the United States-nati3ns which
though unhappily afflicted and num-
berless evils, because the Bible is not
yet allowed full supremacy in the in
dividual and national life, are the van
Of human progress, enlightment and
civilization, In IiYe hundred years
no really useful invention or valuable
discovery has originated in any land
outside the pale Christendom. Neither
Asia nor Africa for twenty genera
tions has contributed a single idea
from which the world is reaping com
fort, enrichment or uplifting impulse.
How Is this? Are men blind that they
fail to perceive the philosophy of such
state of things? Truly, the light
shineth in the darkness, and the dark
ness comprehendeth itnot. "--Solected
Sour stomach, clogged up bowels,
pimDles, bIackheads, foul breath, are
evils OF cons tip8 tion and Indigestion,
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea reg
ulate5 the bowels, purides the blood,
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1913-09-19
8JnhE s1f l41GlilG
FROM OFFICE

Pierre, Sep. 15--Congressman Char
i,5 II. Burke tcCay gave out the fol-
lowing statement: My physical
condition the past year has caused
me tu c,esiaer .he advisabi,ity Of re-
triug rom public lie and have con-
temy}a,ed for some time not being q
date FOR reel, elton. have now
de2ilod not 20 he 1 c;ndiCate Tor the
reasul stated, and for tie same red-
sor VIII not b 4 candidate for any
tt ar OFF ,e. ara deeply grateful TO
the people Of Solyh Dakota Tor their
long continued confidence and partic-
ular'y to those personal friends who
have for 50 many years made my pol
iticai srccess possible. ! shall con-
tinue to reside in Pierre"
JOHNSON A CANDIDATE
Pierfa, SepG. l5-Attorney General
Royal G. Johnson has decided to
make the fight for the republican
nonina ion for congress in the Sec
opd district to succeed Congressman
Burke. Mr.. Johnson Las been for
years attorney general and is secre-
tary nf the national association of at
torneys general.
NfcNULTT'S HA IN RING
Aberdeen, Srpt. 15-Juoye Frank
McNulty of the Itth Judicial circuit.
this afternoon annouD cd his candi-
dacy before the primaries next March
for the republican nomination for
congressman from the Second district.
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to lis aunrs at Woodbine. They ex-
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-17
The Free Dispensary Canvass

Good progress has been made in the
canvass for subscriptions to the Uni
versity of Alabama Free Dispensary
fund, and the public-spirited citizens
who are making the canvass hope to
report even greater progress during
the next few days. The amount sought
is $125,000. This is none too much
for the object in view.
The University School of Medicine
here will undoubtedly make of Bir-
mingham great medical center that
will draw young doctors from nearly
every state in the south. A high-class
modern dispensary, fully equipped, in
connection with this graduate school
will add greatly to the prestige of
that institution.
But more important still is the phil
anthropic side of the free dispensary.
The work already done in the tempor-
airy wooden building near the graduate
school building has been distinct
boon to the suffering poor. The scope
and benefits of the free dispensary
have been fully explained by promi-
nent physicians who are heart and
soul in this labor of charity.
Many citizens have subscribed lib
orally, but in order to raise the full
amount this week scores of large
amounts as well as hundreds of small
amounts must be subscribed. In re-
cent years large sums have been raised
in Birmingham for worthy objects by
energetic team work, and the work of
those who have undertaken the pres
ent canvass, it is believed, will be
crowned with success. Let everybody
give something.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-17
Alabama Good Roads Meeting

'I am looking forward with great
interest to the annual meeting of the
Alabama Good Roads association at
Mobile this week." said John W.
O'Neill, vice president Of the state or
ganization and also a vice president
of the National Good Roads associa-
tion.
Jefferson county VIII be we'll rep
resented at the Mobile meeting. The
railroads have made special rates, and
I believe that there will be many del
egates from north Alabama The con-
vention opens on the Goth and will be
in session three days.
''1he Alabama Good Roads associa-
tion under the able direction of Pres
ident John Craft Of Mobile is much en-
couraged at the increasing interest
In good road building. Enthusiasm has
been aroused in many counties and
as result road bonds have been is.
sued, and miles and miles OF mud road
have been replaced by rnacadam high
ways. The United States government
will soon be at work on interstate
highways. The bill for an appropria-
tion of $25,o0o,oOo for good roads will
pass and the south, of course, will get
it's share of this money"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-17
Juarez Taken Again

Little chance exists for the estima-
BILE inhabitants of Ciudad Juarez to
suffer from ennui. Change, especially
a change of government, is the habit
in that border town. A turning out of
incumbents and turning in of a new
set of officials is as common as bull
fights and about as exciting, and to
the Mexican mind bull fighting ranks
right up with rebelling as a popular
excitant.
Juarez is now in the hands of the
constitutionalists 1t has changed
governments for the sixth time in the
. last three years. Gen. Pancho Villa
led 1000 men into the town in the early
hours of the morning, and the 400 ad-
:. herents of Huerta were quickly over
powered. About 40 persons are be-
lieved to have been killed in the fight
ing.
Flags have so persistently refused
TO "stay put" in Juarez that the rest
of the world has ceased to regard it
as an accurate barometer Of the roll
of wars tide in Mexico. But the latest
coup has significance, neverthele IS.
Carranza apparently is stronger than
he has ever been since he raised the
banner Of revolt against Huerta. The
fact that Gen. Francisco Castro, de-
Tending Juarez, had such small force
at his disposal gives credence to re-
ports that Huerta at least has about
abandoned hope of re-establishing his
authority in the north.