davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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fat ben 1oo BON penisitens IA psrIcz
nen CUR Jolgs.
Der fpdniihe pan3srtreufrGmpsraoo'
Carlos v. In 0era Gurs on.
seipmmsn.
@eroplanflus iiber Das SurasGeeirs:


II D Hl Ot ! WtH " " Sf'
Berlin, %. 9sa. - Die ioebsn
erIhiensne SonuarsRummer Der 3slts
ihrift ,Greif- bringt iebr intereRant:
grinnerungsbl1fter bes GrafeH 3sppes
lin, bic Iih nit bes Ddmalisen iunssn
Gffiaiers misitdriifer SiuoienrsIle
nah ben Der. Staatsn unb isinen Or
lebniffen ndbrenb bes giirgsrtriegss
beihdftiseu.
Inter anoersm Ihiloert 0raf 3eppss
lin cine 2luoiens bel benz Yruiioenfen
ainepln, osm sr suten grfols Diinlhte.
gaahoem 2incoln grtunoigunsen iiber
ben Teuiifen einsesogsn bate, !ieB sr
ihm einen Gag fir bic armse Der
Pproitaaien ausItellen, unb 0raf 3eps
pelin reiiie 5u Der potomaes4rmse ab.
Die Grinnsrungsblditer bsihreiben
oonn 3eppelins ginoriide auf BEN 0ss
TehtsfelOe uno einen geiuh bel aorl
Gdurs, Der bic oeiliit. 0ipiiion toms
mdnoirtt.
Shurs's miIit6rii6s 5dbigfsiten
finoen ipenis GnaDe Dor 3sppsllns
9luaen, sr iibt pielmehr cine 3isnlin
abf1llige aritit an ihnsn. Boiler sous
NOR I6iIbert Graf 3eppeIin ein gors
iommnib als beseihneno fir ben ses
miitblineu Ton innerhalb Der Ruiihsn
Dirifon. \ Ghurs bate oemnlh.
ipGbrenb Die GffIsiere bsi Der 2a1el
perfammeIt iparen. patbetiih ielns
Rrieqspl1ne entfpidelt uno cine gBslls
bate Riemano effpas gsiagt. als plOBs
lit Der Botteriehef 9iiser. Elm gis
benIer. benz DioiIion1r iiber bic 9afel
surief: .4ber 6err General. 10 buns
mes 3eus iperben sic bod niht mos
den!1 Sdur5 babe in oos ougsmsins
Gel1h!er einstiiimnt
Weiter belhreibs Groi Zeppelin Res
iosnossirilnssritts, an censn er tf.lls
eenpmmen unb bic fid) eesen Die ars
me Der Slofaatsn rihieisn. gsi osrs
or.iger gslegenheit babe sr audi m.brs
iah tarmloie Rsit.rssfedte mitsss
maht; bel einsm ioIhen Geiehi iei sr
aIlerbinss nlr purh oIe Sdnsliglels
ieines pferbes bnpor ssrtttet porben,
BON ben Giibitaailsrn sefanssn senons
men sn fperbtn. Gr Hitint. bel oieien
mare es ibm pabrideinlih itlsht ers
aaneen, trpsbem er an General Gee eis
nen Gmpfsblunssbrisf bon behsnRihie
bel fin fiibrte.
Die 1uInatr aonferens
aber ierueIIe aufs
fIdrung.
Die oeutfhen 9iftOie per0Ffentl!hsn
nlB Jrudh Der tiir3lih abssbdlfsnen
1ulbotr 4onFtren3 cine hohft btnters
isnsmertbe GrsiGring. Di. iih nit Der
~ierntlItn Mnflldrunga Der Sugenb be-
fhdftigt. n
Hstont niro In Der ertl1runs sus
n6hEi. odb qrcBe 0Oriifi BEL Der ers
sisbung 5ur Shambaftigtsit nno
aeni6beit unbebinet notblpsnhie unb
cine gtmsinIams grnppenipeis porgts
iiommfne 4nftI6rung burtaus pom
lifbel fei. Die MuFtIdruna iolit ben
Gltern mnb ben lebrern. epentuel aud
bsm oei6tDatsr pertsbaItsn iyjn. |
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@etterberiht.

Glr 8 bio nnb bas ipsItlihe
pennIplpanien: Ghnee nno fdlter am
Jreitas; itarte norb0itlihe uno nDfos
lifs Dinbs. am Samitas tribes
Wetier.
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.Oie 3rdg0 b e pom 6 lum T..
Calumet. Qtitigan, %. Gs8.--
Nobt tsin plaB in Der gau3sn g9ris
Ittnlpelt bdt hcute elm trdurigere5
Weihnahtsfet begdngeu ais Calumet,
pO am Qtittpoh Qbsuo in 5olge eine5
fdliAen 5eueraIarms bel elmer Ghriitz
6dumbsIdeeruug In osr Stdlteniiheu
5aIle Y 4SerIonen, gum grOBten SbstI
&;nber, ums Gebeu tameH. 2llie BIT
ierteit uno aller SaB, ber IDd6rsn0 DER
leBteu Wt9nQte in sSolge 0es Streit3
Der 9eraIeute in bieiigsr Staot er:@
Itirte. lit Durh nieie cine furht6ace
aatditrophe psriGeuht iporoen. Seats
iehen Die 8Ur9er bon Calumet nur,
rdb ibre Qadblrn, hire 8riiDer unD
ShlpeItern nit ifreu GinDern bon Ell
ner TAFT unertrdglichsn 2ait DON &ums
msr uno SAmsr3 nteoergebeu8t ltno.
2tm Qahmittag hisiten Die 8irger
BON Golumet cine groBe WtaIlenoets
IammIung a6, in Der iis i5rer Snm>
rat6ie Tiir bic 10 Iaiper 5eimgeIu6tea
Qusorud gubeu uno o1riiber berietben.
lpie am 6eIten uno pirtlQmiten 6Ilfe
1ebraht psrosn tann. Gs Duros etn
3p1tfer Gomnittse ernunnt, oas
iebe beimgeiu6te GamiIie bsiuten uno
ftT.iteasn iou. tpelhe finan5ieQe 9i!Fe
uGt6ig lit. 2lle n0thiqer geloer Iin0
in, gorous qarautirt lporo:n uno
t0ilfe bon auspdrts piro uiAt 6eno@
tfiqt.
.gfit 8sfa6len bes 9antes fir Die
ierigen bic tie offsrirt baben, le6uen
mir 6ilfe pon ausIpdrts ab", heiBt es
in osr aeIolution. vGs limb unIe-e
eicensn Qeute nie Ieiosn uno es lit nm
fsre 6eilige 8ftiht, uuiere 5ooten 81
teeroiqsn uno fir ben aomfort Der
Qebeuoen au iorQen."
Die Grtldrung be5 PrdIioenten
I2pner BON Der Weitern federation ri
glirers, oob Don ben 8iirgern teiue
unterftiiBung obsr geihilie an9snoms
men psroen tpiirbs. rpuloe unbeddte;
celaflen. Die Streiter absr ertlarten
Iih nit moper einpsritanoer uno srs
ncnnteu Elm gpmmittse. oas aus glea
priIeutanteH Der Rdtionen beiteht, 81
oenen bic Cpfer osh6ren. DieIss aum>
mittes lit bamit beauftruqt, bic heinls
ceiuhten Tumjlien aufSuIuhen uno
iic6 ii6er oersn miinI6e nit 8e3ug auf
bic 9eerbiqunsen 3u uuterrihten. Die
les aommittee ipiro ON Srettag NIT
Icinan 4rteiten begirlnen.
Ger 9eb0rosn lit bas iopeit ntcht
celunqen ben 9.ann ausfin0ig au ml~
den, Der in ben Saal h;nein ,5eusy"
cerufen 6aben ToIl, lpoourd} Die 8aHit
parurfutt tpuroe, bic ben Sob pon Y
qerionen CUR 1olqe hate. Gs I6eiGt
iebt rpsnig 2tusIiht pprhdnoen gu
fem, bab es gelingen tpiro i'm 81 fin
cen.
Sine unberc 56sorie. bab o!r Teuere
alarm in oem Saal ietbIt Qcgeben tpor=
BEN iei, tpiro bon mtatt Sari. einem
Sireiier, bsitdtiqt. Der b;i Der Gutas
itr9pte leirten Sohn eerloren bat.
Gari Tast, oab Der Ruf bpn elmer
Gruppe bon monnern unb Trauen
hertar. Die iic6 in, ourbsrsn gheil bes
Saales bsfuno.
gurh ben Bob zines "A Sabre alien
MGonens, oas am 9pnneritaQ Nor.
cen itnrb iii bic oTftsielle. reolpirte
Cite Der 5pbten auF 72 oeItieaen. Die
Gpfer Iino icst alle ioentiFiairt nor,
ben. Tsiinf 8erlsbte bcfinoen fih npdl
I'M 6ofpitai. lie peroeu aber o[ls nit
oem Qeben oaponfommen. 9rei feline
mldb6en. bic in bas 6eclu unb GaIu-
met Sofpital aebraft iporocH pareu.
tparen ipater ihon I'M Stnnbe. umher-
sulaufen uno tie erfreuten iih an benz
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uno Qdnslih su @runbe gsqangen. Ta-
sapitdn 5dnfsn tit nit ieiner son5sn
geiasung serettet poroen unb Die
2eute trofsn an DonnerTtaa bier Elm.
Die nertb0ollsn auT5ei6nungen Der
erpsoi.ion iino absr NIT Dem S6iffe
~ Gyunoe sssanasn
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Daniel $. Golmun, Der @el0ber(ei.
ber, 6erett, fir $5OO,0OO 56ulo.
ideIre 5l 5eritoreu,
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IIe Satin Ges irii6eren gt8cpraIt.
0enten 9IoIoi 6. SteOeuion
geItorben.
= q Il m b e r 10 Il II nm q.

Y olum bus ObiO, 25. 0e3. -
Oos Observation-Disclosures 8epartenent
oes Staatss bea6iiattgt MaBregeln su
tIefIeH, Inn Der unn0tbiqsn glbbol8unq
Tur Den WeibnQht8mqrtt eutdeqe,, an
prrteH. Der 8eoante puroe 0urh 1,e
Seobad}tung angeregt, oaB 5quIenoe
oon tletnen 8dumen, bic feine Raufpr
fanGen, auf ben S6uttbaufeu oetpprfeu
puroen. QBte Elm gambler Iaat mar
ple -4tahfrd9e aa6 G6riitbdurner in
oieiem Sabre niat 10 groB pie frii6er
uAo faQt Je0er 1armer gdun1e Qufs
8eraoemo9I, pdbreno oura cine Croas
Hliotlon etne 9erpuItunQ oer6inbeet
iDeroen tonnte, Die CUR 5olge ge6abt
pat. OaB 5unoerte opn 4dern 9eDeraz
oeltono obgeApl3t purben ltro 8dume
DIE 81 boiler 60be bGtten noafen t0az
nen, ais Sa0BIinge psrnihtet urr5,u.
5 0toner ais 6aIf6muns
8er.
u Aberdeen, 0ai6., %. 0ea -
Grant WaIton, gIepelano oyQdfon uaD
&tnleg SopItr, ale orei Tnoianer.
puroen am Whttpo6 gtbeno in gpboz
la, Dem 6dupt0rt Der GjutniduIt gfss
lsroattDn, uuter Der 4utluQe Der
5FaIitnliin8eret pcrbaftet. sic nlrz
Cen am SonnerItag bterheraebratt
uHo DON einem @unoestommtiIdr an
Die Ser. Ct. Gron0iurD perrtefen
Da lie Die 9iirgihQft DON $4,000
hlht itelIen tonntsn, puroen lie ON
4bsno na6 Tacoma gsbraat, no iie
pro3eiIirt rperoen.
Die Snoianer bQtten ibre sSolIhs
mun8erpertitatt in eiuem Sdubpen.
III benz iie S:lbsrooLars por 3iemltb
gutter 2uolitdt beritelIten.
: In an bereit, furS50o,4
600 g 6uIbf6etue
heraus3ugeben.
Rem YOrt 25. 0eS.-geniamin
:. Spellman, Der 4npalt oes au feds
Utonaten 8efdngniB perurtbeilteu Wua
HepsrS Daniel 8. 3olman, tiinoiote
or! 4beno an, oaB elmer 6. Splman,
Der Sohn bes8orgenanntcn, fib bere;t
ertlGrt babe, iofort beoinQun 1slos
Shuloiteine fir 5uiammen $500, 600
herduS8ugeben uno iein uno ieines 9as
ters 8eihaft gang auf3ugebeu, nenu
ietn gater iofort begnaoigt tperoer
puroe 0as 8egnaoigungsgeTuh purs
be bereits an Oien'tas Gem 9oupers
neur Glbnn 3ugeiteqt.
9err SpelIman Tugte, oaB elmer e.
SoImar alle 8ebiugungeu erfiiQeR
n0lIe, Die Der @eueraI1npalt iteutu
piiroe. SoIman ir. bat ferner p2rs
Iprohen, bis gum /. Sanuor 70 piele
Don Ieinsn 0eiddFtsplaBen idlieBeu Az
lpplen, als ojes mDgli9 iei, uno ale,
obne Iusuobme. bis gum I. Weat
1914.
I'm bic 8eb0roen poQTtaubto su
iber5eugen, ooB er Is nit ieinem Nm
erbieten Grnit meint, ertldrt 5olmon
Terner, ouB er 0iGens Iei, oaB Die ges
gnaoi9ung BON Der grfiiQurq allsr ees.
mahten 9eripreaungen abbdngig eez
naht peroe.
Die in 5rage itebeuben S6ulbideine
fino bpn ungefdbr $4,000 perIoneu
dusgeitsllt pnroen unb bic meiIten fir
DarIeben BON $40. 8ieIe S1ulo
Diiroe in isoem TALE tanssuirt nsrs
lash
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Nret SSHoianer I'M Staote @ai6ina.
ton tDegeu c5alifntiilBerei
per6aftet.
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Vile SuHgrtgen un0 Gb0o6IoIen IN
San 6ranctSco meroen bis 3uu1 %.
2e3. gelpeiit uno beberbergt,
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I'm oaourh ieine 8egnaoigung aug
Dem 8eiGngniB 5u erlougen.
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Scpeit lit IS nod niht qelunQen, bes
Wannes bdb6aft au iperoeu,
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Der nit ieinem Teuerruf bic panit in
Der 5aus peranlaBt bate.
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Die f0beratipn bat $1,000 fir bic I'M
teritiibunQ Der 2eute betpilligt.
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Sdub fur Ole llJeiQnadts.
Baunle.
~Ns
Sas Stsatsaderbau> 9.parte.
Hent psR Sbiu mill eia.
Sswesuns in Gang
brinsen
Ste oarauf biHaussebt sas Sdffex
bon abermaRis ptel aseibmadts.
Sanmen su perbiuoeru.

5l1 oteiem So6r lpurben bie[ me6r
Saume aefallt ais perfauft
lDeroen fonnte.n
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Musldno. Selegrapb
Die 3a6Gn.Qfaire
9nr& bic &ritiiiruns bes llrs
tbeils In BEN Sale bes
Seutnauts bon 5pritner
SsttenS ees 0eriiner Voli3eiprdfi II
benteH BON Jasotu anfs Wene
BON beM 9eitunse1 anfs
9etuGrmt.

Gin 3eitunss aorreiponbent, Der bic
auf5eihnunsen bss Wenoel geis
liB perDifentlihen pOllte,
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@ann 9Irbett fiir SO beiorgt iuer0eu
miro.
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Jn Ristp. Rublano. ins GefdnsniB sss
porien,
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Der bdniide GOri4ungsoampfsr
.Marsrs!her an ben @rgins5u@
ieln s.fdeitert.
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lie Siirger Der Staot entf@lufien,
pbue Silfe nDu ausfudrts
Ausreihsnb fir Die 9Familien Der
Spfer 3u fprqen,

GaB bic Streifer feline 5ilfe BON BEN
8urqern anne6men piiroen.
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CT tpirb pabrIhsinIid na6 Sibirisu
esfhidt tpsrosH.
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, Cine Grploiion in elmer Jeusrtperiss
Jabrit In elmer 9oriiaot Don
Nsopel,
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ct. 5bomas, 0Gnii6 gBeas
inbisn. 25. Deg. - Das bdniite
5orid,unasIhiiT .Wcrgretbe", bas
isit UlOnaisn 9srmeiiunasn in OsIt-
inoien rprnubm, III an 4nssaba RifT,
bsm nDrolihiten 5hsiI Der 0irgins .Srs
isIn, Hsitii4-s @.isinsisu. 1si4siisrs
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Jn(anO Ge(egrap1
Ole Katadrop6e Uon Calumet
Die .3abl Der Subten pfii5tea
auf az ans.seben.
3ie giirser Der Staot entiHloiien
pbue 0ilfe npu aMsipdrts
ausreidsnb fir bic fFamilien Der
Spfer au fprqen,
Sbqlsih 9rdiibent Woper bon Der De.
tern federation Of Mtners err
flGrt Fat,
-
GaB bic Streiter feline 5ilfe BON ben
Biirqern anne6men spiirpsn.
~E.--
Die f0beratipn bat $4,000 fir bic uns
teritiibunQ Der 2eute betpiQigt.
Scpeit lit es nod niht qelunQen, oes
Wannes bdbbaft 2u tperpeu,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-20
ENDS DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION, GAS
"Pape's Diapepsin" Cures Sick,
Sour StomaChs in Five
Minutes-Time 1t!

Really does" put bad stomachs
in order-"really does" overcome
Indigestion, dyspepsia, gas, heart
burn and sourness in five minutes
-that-iust that-makes Pape's
Diapepsin the largest selling stom-
ach regulator in the world. If what
YOU eat ferments into stubborn
Jumps. YOU belch gas and eructate
sour. undigeSted food and acid;
head is dizzy and aches; breath
foul. tongue coated: your insides
filled with bile and indigestible
waste. remember the moment
"Pape's Diapepsin' comes in con-
tact with the stomach all such dis
tress Vanishes It's truly aston
ishing-almost marvellous, and the
ioy is its harmlessness.
\ large ftty-cent case of Pape's
Diapepsin will give you a hundred
dollars worth of satisfaction or
your druggist hands you your
money back
Its worth its weight in gold to
men and women who can't get
their stomachs regulated. 1t be-
longs in your home-should al
ways be kept handy in case of a
sick. sour, upset stomach during
the day or at night. It's the quick
est, surest and most harmless
stomach doctor in the world.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-20
IS YOUR CHILD'S
TONGUE COATED2
If Cross, Feverish, COnstipated,
Give "CaIifornia Syrup
Of Figs

Look Al the tongue, mother II
coated. 10 is sure sign that your
little ones stomach. liver and bow
els need a gentle, thorough cleans
ing at once.
When peevish. cross lstleS~.
pale. doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or
act naturally. OF is feVerish, St0m
sch sour, breath bad has stum
ach-aChe. sore throat. diarrhoea,
rull OF cold give a teaSpoouful of
California syrup Of Figs and ia
a few hours all the foul Coust-
pated waste. uudigeSted food aud
sour bile gently moves out of its
little bowels without gripping ami
Won have a we'll playful. child
again.
You needn't coax sick children 10
take this harmless fruit laNa-
i've" they love its delicious taSt-.
and it always makes them feel
splendid
Ask your druCElsi for a 5o-,en'
bottle OF california syrup nt
Figs" which has directions for ha-
bies. children of AN ages and for
grown-upS plainly ou The bottle.
Beware Of CouuteTfelt~ sold here
To be sure YOU get the genuine.
q SIX to see that il is made by Cal
ifornia Fig Syrup Company Re
fuse any other Kind With contempt.
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Percentages of Advances.

SSlAd9CS NoNdHCeAs
The tremendous general increase in
prices Of food throughout the countr.;
is shown in the departments com
parison OF prices the past summer
with the average prices a few years
ago. one June Is. 1913. smoked ba =
con was 1855 per cent higher than
the average price for the ten-year pc
riod-lS9O to 1899.
The percentage of increase for 9th
er articles was: Sirloin steak. 10;
round steak, 1925; rib roast, 75; pork
chops, III; ham, smoked, 81; lard,
pure, SIS; hens, 7SS; -four, wheat.
2S.6; corn meal $40 eggs. strictly
fresh 40.s; butter. creamery, H.3.
potatoes, Irish, 444, and milk, fresh,
3S.4
More significant even was the in
crease in the few weeks between MAY
- and June 10 of the present year.
OF this the report says:
The price at retail for several Of
the principal articles Of food was
slightly lower on June 10. 1918. than
on the 18TH Of the preceding montn.
but he increase for meats. eggs and
potatoes was 40 marked that prices Of
food as a whole advanced"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-20
FOOD COST HERE
RISES FAST IN
ONE MONTH
Increase in Prices Between 1890
and 1900 Shown To Be Over
100 Per Cent in Many Cases
Continued from Page I.

dealers on June Is, 1912. and on May
10 and June 10, 1913. is as follows:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-20

The rumor that Representative
era wford Wheatley. Of Sumter Coun-
ty. may be candidate for Congress
Charles +. Crisp, while more or less
persistent, is not being taken with a
very great degree of seriousness.
Not that MIR. Wheatley is not Con-
gressional size, or that he isn't popu
lar and well esteemed throughout his
district. but that Mr.. Crisp is serving
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his first term in Congress. and ii :
customary in Georgia 20 award a
first-term Congressman a reelection
without protest, unless some very So
rious objection to his service is raised
in the meantime.
Moreover. Charlie crisp is very
strong in his district. has had long
experience in Washington as House
parliamentarian and otherwise, pc
fore his election to membership. and
over and above all that. he IS the son
Of his father. the late Speaker Crisp,
and the district would hardly turn
him down without very substantial
reasons therefor.
As a matter of fact. therefore. IL :
hardly proba BILE that Mr.. Crisp will
have any opposition whatever for re-
election to the National House.
1t seems to be accepted as fora-
gone conclusion. although he has
made no authoritative announcement
of his intentions, that former Soiiti-
tor General J. Walter Wise. of FAY
etteville, will again be a candidate ioT
Congress against Judge Bartlett.
The race between these two gen
tIemen was painfully close last time.
Mr.. Wise losing TO Judge Bartlett 3N
a very close margin. and then only
in the Judges home county. Blbb.
1t has been stated that Judge Bart
lett will not run again-indeed, II has
been said that ne has so publicly an
nounced-but this may or may not ne
true, it appears. At any rate Judge
Bartlett's friends, or some Of them
anyway. are talking reelection Tot
him right along.
Mr.. Wise is an exceedingly strong
man, and there is no doubt whatever
that he will make a most formidable,
and perhaps d winning, candidate
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-20
cnr1oN MARKET OPINIONS.

Miller & Co: 1T is bull PROPOSE
ton"
Norden & Co: We would not be
surprised 10 see quite decline before
purchases would again be advisable. 20
r = Hutton * Co: Looks as if
reaction Is due on any new unfavorabls
cron development, and would prove the
-iyr4l for another upward movement"
Logan & BRYAN: we would not fol-
low lie long side too closely on the ad-
Steruberger. Sim & co: I'VE are still
conSeryatively bullish.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-20
OBITUARY..

Jew Yeti. 81 Chinamau, died al Grady
Hospital Friday He was "a years
o.d Funeral services will be CON
dueteJ from the chapel Of Harry
Poole az . o'clock sunday after
noon. utermeut at Greenwood.
The funeral of Edna Kitchens. who
died at d hospital Friday. was held
from Bloomdeld's chapel at 10
O'Clock Saturday morning. She was
the infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs.
". NJ Kitchens. Interment will be
at Greenwood
The body of Judge Jesse p. Wilson.
who died Thursday, viii be taken
sunday morning TO Greensboro.
Ca. 60, funeral and juterment. He
was a member Of the Greensboro
Methodist Church and of the san
AlaIus Lodge of Masons.
Charles 8. Farmer, - years old, d,ed
Friday night at the residence on
Meade street DakhurS;. Surviving
nlm are his parents Mir and Mrs
y A. Farmer TWO brothers Floyd
and oscar Farmer. and one sister.
Miss Jewell Farmer
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-20
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Sept. 21-This market
was due 1la to 3 points higher, but
opened very steady, al a net advance
of Az to 5l2 points. At the close the
market was steady, with prices ia to
points higher than the closing quota
tions of Friday.
Spot cotton Is points advance; mid
ding, 6.72d; sales, 1000 bales, Of which
600 were American bales.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-20
ROSS ATTACKED
AS ANARCHIST
BY WRIGHT
Bibb County Solicitor Scored at
Citizenship Meet for Liquor
Law Attitude.
Continued from Page l..

,ae Jaw should not hold Office in This
State.
The only thing admire about this
Solicitor is that there are hundreds
Of public officials who believe as he
believes and acts as he acts. but who
nave not his manhood to proclaim Dc
10 the public a man is elected to
once 10 enforce every Iav. 40 man
has discretionary power
Attorney Wright paid tribute "n
chief Beavers IN the elimination Of
me red light district and said 1T was
demonstration that laws unpopular
in many quarters could he enforced
II there we're few men with back
bone, strength Of character and con
science 10 see that they were not VIC
late with impunity.
Scores Necessary Evil"
Il rejoice" he said, that the me
tropoHs OF the old South the fairest
city in many respects Ia the whole
Commonwealth. has decided that the
greatest crime SHAH not 20 unpun
ished This nation is going 90 learn
that there is no necessary evil We
are going to learn that the real basis
Of prosperity and progress Is not in
palaces, not in banks, not In trans
portation systems. but in clean.
pure. yirtuous citizenship
Mr.. Wright asserted that the great
est problem before the American pe"-
pie was that Of law enforcement ana
The elimination OF auarchistir tcndcu-
cies among those in high places
Dr. DuBosc said that the whole
Question Of good government was
embraced i'm this trinity the citizen
voter the oficeholdcr and the SUI
prcmacy Of the law lie declared 80
the duty Of every citizen to cast a
vote. To see that it is counted and TO
follow it up TO see that It Is enacted
into law. and. when a law that IL
vigorously is enforced.
Orem Near SOCIALIST.
A j. Orems theory OF economic
vas contained In this statement.
Each man should have what ne
earns and no more lie is not emit
tied to any portion of what other men
produce except that obtained through
honest barter or other equitable
means.
Personally / question the wisdom
Of granting to private individuals or
corporations, 20 use and control for
their own personal needs, anything
which In ITS natural state is necessary
10 mans existence The system which
breeds either the idle rich OF the Idle
poor is pernicious
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, sept 20 Wheat closed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-20
orsm Near Socialist.

LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. sept 20 Wheat closed
unchanged TO I'D higher
Corn closed to sd higher
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-02
Daddy 'sBedtirne
~ How The
0f0YV Com Plant
Came to Earth.

vAcK e,sssd ssadys hns~ w'' time for the story
| this was what daddy said:
Indians had nothing to eat but the game which t
~ IN OF caught from the stream
lived IN beautiful part OF the country poof
wife and his ehidzen
wunz loved to wander in the
wood. stpayine - % that there
thought Gould he not make
to hunting and fishing!
be wenderful seemed
beautiful entered He
maj Q plane IN his yellow hair
TREND by the Great Spirit
wrestie with him. for
they wrestled but the
srlng ovesan& htnl
and again they wied and
DID bser than the night before
8AP again sntered the door
struggled bave said be wunz At last you shah vim
Then shall to dead But do
4 viii
taught
the
friend
~. prana . sznaea looked like him
fellow him
,e 80 sM with nedaing plumes
...as - easAk which
softly It uaze the Indian
hunting 9G TT TODD
ae IT, e: :. -sn ss.e :.