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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10
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], SaHier inn Sluthoiifrift.

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8ct1uoen i'm Slutboiiirift fonoein'
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on icIhen 8ebduoeH oHseor0net.
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bes Sanles sto. 81 gine Strabc,
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!'intrre Bauer abtraseu 5u Iniien.
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III, oa bier bic Better eiHaeiriir3t iino.
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nliiseiuring SO. Die 8eiiung. elmer
IAeil Der Srontmauer ibres elrltodi
gen Bebduoes Ho. $3.50 Gar,
StraBe prompt su ernenern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10
Seste Cperette
Vaditen S0nutag N6cnS nit Srl.
NDiei SrcD ans Chicago ais oiait.

Tie Trelm0c Der Seutiten Wui!
nno beionoer3 elner guteu Cpcrctreu'
Auiiilhrlmd ighcu nit GROCER Span'
nliug nGfiicu 5onutng abeno IN III.
ierem 1eutiteu 5heater eutgeaen.
ipeim Die rei3enoe Sperette: ,Ias
iiiBe Wdocl" gegeben miro. peIt)cF
bier iltm leetpn Wnl nit Der moer'
neblidIen Soubrctte ssrl. gliie ardHIm
in Der 1iteIroile nuigeiiibrt wllroe
Is lit nit aIcm.ld)er Sidlerbeit anlu.
nehnlen. onb Trl. Roiel ,5rer 5t:
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ihrer arlegiu in ieher seJiehuaa
0leiditeht oeun ihr feihes AuftreteH
ihr iriidles, poa Sebensllllt ilberiprll
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uno ibre pradlti1e Don 8ott begnaoete
Sfimme fommen ihr aeraoe IN lhret
Roac aIs SoS life 9ooei IN eiHer
Beiic 3u Itottcu. Die iie 81 elmer her'
porraaeroen Nilitlerin I'M SoHbret.
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Die leste observation-disclosures cine
0olanoritellllRa I'M nolliten Gimme ees
gaories: ocnn ale nniere belie5tcll
Sdn1er uno Sdnserinnen. olc wdh.
reno oieier Spicijcit 10 3ablreife Cor,
beeren geerutct laheH. peroen nod
einnal auftreten, ehe lie in Die Cont
merierien gehea imo oesbalb iolltc
fciner pom unieren Wtuiifllebhabern
bieic letic 8elcderheit pcrpalieu. IIc
9eietlna Der eiH3elnen aolen lit Oh
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10
MnS bem poli3eiseridbt. 4.

Dit gerhanoiuns sssen 5rou Wars
.uaret Qruie Don Der Ehaesmore Ipe.,
Jlprmoob. unn yrau Warp Nootr, bi.
rorgsfsrn. pis semeIbet. beim Sdbsns
GibFabl liz einem 0efhdfi an be,
.JiiniseI Gira6e abstfabt pornen fpda
:en, nurbe Biz Gami.as perfHobeH,
anf bic btinen Nnseilueien srtldriea
Iib bsreit. fir bic mitstnommenen
GoAen beaGbIen 5u tpollm. 1ei itrer
U<r1aftune hot.en bic bsioen Grauen
SO in iErtE 8efis.
81 brei Ronoien arbeissbcua
nurM Ghporb S4mibs. BON no. Az
naItpn Girobe psrurtheilt. neil {,
itinsr ssfNisDenen Satin 8eRi,
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n;dlt bic ilz estihtlich suatfpro&swr
M.imsnie iiir bos Der gbs entfproi'
fsne. bier Sabre oIte Hinb bsSohll
latte.
Wiuiam 5urn. BON 80. 1856 Teaf.
fnG1ieiis apenue. mubie fir BIZ
Iouer bon iets Wonatsn ben ent,
k1,tiamieitssio ableatn. nurf hal
daf UernnloiIuns ieiner Satin Der,
t0ftts uorbxn, bic sr ib0iliG mibbdn'
,bs!t 1aben fon unb bic ihrer D<rii'
d,<ruHe mad aud felt piertbH 1nSer
ni&t einen Gent pon ihm betcmmt.
6cfis. Curt gelobie geFeruns uni
ttr Ai9ter lieb q porldufis BEL ben
Cnt6dItiamtsitseib fiir feds Wonat'
bs1esuben,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10
3as iilke Wao,l",
Arbeiter aranfcn- uno Sterbefaiir

Der Gineinnatier 3p2lg Der Irbets
ter Arantens uno StsrbsfaHe hteIt am
5pnntag 9ormittag in Der etHtral
3urnhaue l2ine piertelIabr!ihe 9snes
ralperiammlung unt&r osm 8orllB Don
Riharo 5huihner uup Der Yro!ptolz
iiibruna BON gBilhelm 2phmeier db.
gl.bft Der Wabl Der lationalbeamten
fir ous foleenos Sdbr puroe nuh Elm
8sleaat su Der an 10. Utat IN 9tan
Nort Itattiinoenoen aonoentipn ge
nasIt. aus bem gerid9t oss Jindn3
Setretdrs :, partuin pur 81 erie5en,
oab bic aaiIe Tih aui elmer geIunoen
findnsiellen Bats befinost. Ter 3tpeig
l25 3ablt 3ur 3eit 230 Ntitg gIteoer. Yin
&rantenz uno Sterb:qelo nuroen
$104S.66 ausbesahlt uuo eth uebers
ihub BON $141404 Duroe Dabreno
ocs legten Subres sr5ielt. Ter Sab
resberiht Der 8eiammttaiIe oom 9to-
tirnolzSefret1r mm- Wepsr ppn Rem
gort lag ebenials Dor. 0Graus IL
su erieben, oab Die aaiIs ON Gnoe oes
eSatres 4S.401 Wlitglieber 3GAlte.
4n Sterbeselo purbsn S128. .437 .29
uno on Srautengelb 1927 ,402.50 i'm
lesten Sabre ausbe3ahlt Die Der
mDaenssunahme in 1912 bstrus:
$106, ,803.43. 9as Geiammtpermo.
gen bstruo am /. Sanuor 1913 $622, :
$3.50. ia ss i'm 4uguIt dhtsetn
Sabre iinb. bab fih Der 3psi9 125
nit ssbn Dlitaliebern prganiiirte, 70
nuroe befhIOFen, oisies Greisnif
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10
Zterblidbfeitsberid3t.
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2ouis perrnam i3 Sabre, llnioH
9cthel, SuberfltIo!e.
GhiIomena Grnit. "A Sabre, 236
Renner Strabe, arebS.
g2illidm Hoaae. 30 Sabre, 2fi
Dhilbcrrn Sirnbe. SuberfuIoie,
Sreo. Tonncrsberg II Sabre,
Gheuiot, ber5ieioen.
Marn Menfa. so Sabre. 100
Sughes StraBe, Jrphnsiieber.
Muraaret Gid)olas, % Sabre, 213
Dit II. Strni3e. 5uberfnloie.
Roberf 9runfemepcr. , Sobre,
1925 9laSltone aoe. siippeuielleiit.
siinoung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10
ct. MarfnS Sranen Sercin.

las aaIfeefrdn3hcn oe5 Sraaeu-
uHh ,Sungirauen &ercius 0er It.
Mnrtue SeufeinOc muBte pegru Der
5cdflluh an beute, ben 10. spril.
perIegt ncroen. Tie C5oitgebertnRcn
iin6 Die 9amen: Wdunie 8ucutber,
5opbie 6uenefe. Souiie 8Iltebraiot.
@ilhelniuc SuBler, Bertha SuEler.
Anna SoImaoeI. ouloa 5abeI. &otifc
8eitrnau, 9enrietta 9caer uao SlSSie
.Snter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10
Ter llHterifiisnnssfsaSs.

Cant Verift bes Sd)asmeiitera
Cttc ArmIeber BON Der llnieridauenl.
|mungs. ssommiiiion betrdgt Der aiiae,
meine Hilisfonbs nunmebr $3.50.
402.6I imo Der ipe3iell iiir Die Inter.
itiisn1a Der bennd)barfen crtihdffen
auiscbrnd,fr ssonos $6. 800.
Cic anmrifanijfe ct. YnuIs airhe
In Som bat aeifrrn per aabel $3.50
nngeipieien, Oie HcD. 1runf Mellon
Don bier. Der tempor1r bort bic Gan.
gel nusiiiiit, inner ben Uenieinbcnrit-
|cIieocrn fiir bic lleberfd,wemIuten ge.
IinHaneit Bat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10

nurh ein JamiIienftit i'm Reo 9anl
qart gu ieiern. Sin 9ommittee puroe
nit ben MrrangemInts betraut 5ers
usr uuroe beIhIoiIeu, fir bic BON Der
IsBten SodTlutb betrofferen Wlitsliea
Der in 8apton, Columbus Il. I. n. Elm
4HeBment bon 25 Gents 3u erhebeu
urp es ben 0ilfsbeoiirftigen 70 i6nea
all m0glih 5utommen 81 Ian@n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10

tp<s ni1b Jotephtne StdDler ais 9letc9>
bershtigte grben ieinss germ0gens
Elm. 1bos. W. suplor 1T 1eltamentss
pDlIitreder.
syDbn lihtle Nrmdht fein DermDs
gen ieiner gattin Magbalene 2ihtls
ouf aebsns3eit uno nad beren 1ooe
ieinen bier Rinpsrn.
Charles y. 8oeeoing isst feline Sat.
tin als uniperfalerbin unbEeltamentss
po[lftrederin ein.
Sames 9. MatIon osrmaht Iein
0ermDaen ieinsr Satin Warn W.
Station, in Der usber3suguns, oab lie
| fir feline bier ainoer in mutterlider
gDeiis iorssn tpirD.
alfreb Sffnsr Dermaht ieinsn
Shneftsrn Gmma Ssinsbsimsr, GorG
Seliamann unb Qdura 7gehbeimer je
$1,000. ieinsn S6peitern Gleanor unh
alma Cffner js $1,000. isinsm Rsffen
arani Seinsteimsr $500, ieineT
Sreunoe Or. SuIius gi6berg $500
| uno ben Reit feines gsrm0gsns ieiHen
Glt.ru 5errn unD 5rou QtlsranOsr
SfFnsr.
RahlaB 9 q den.
ssrancis gohnprer lit Jeitamsnts>
pollitreferin bon Utap g. go6uoDer;
perionalien $1,000.
Steaa q. gnnpan lit NatlaBpsrs
pdIteriR BON Jennie GouIpap; perios
nalien $3.50.
| CLARA Jiikr 1T RadlaBpsripaIterin
BON Jobn gerHhGro; Grunbeigenthur
$500.
6arrn 6. GrRr 1T RadIubDsrfpd!.
ter bon Charlotte 3. grper; periono:
/ lien $1,000, Grunoeigsntbum $500.
grpant Singles 1T RadlaBpsrpaltsl
pon asnu 5bathsr; gsriondleR $40
| 2tleranbsr Cffnsr III 5.itamsntss
polliiretsr bon 4lfreo .. Sffner; Der
ionalien SO. 900.
4 Warp u. Eauer III Ratlaboerp1l
teriH bon syoftph H. Sausr; Grunot
eigsntbum $2500.
i W1uaealene Qi6;!e 1T 5eitamen.s
Doaitred,rin bon JobR 2idtls; psrfo
nalisn $500.
gtrf6 iebenss.
Sacpb Wlanoerp itrsngte cine alag
duf llmitobung oes 1sitaments feiue
am 4. Qpril 1911 Dsritorbsnen 9atert
Qnor<p Wanoerp an.
5nmes W. Broom bat ben poIi3i
ten S.raipoer Jution, Der ibn am 26
fyebrudr 1913 ohne grunO perhQftst:
Degsn unbefugter 5rsihsitsbsraubu1
. auf 3abIung non $1,000 pertlagt.
!. Gapr.nce 1oolsn, bss IisbftabIs E:
nsr Qn3ahl Werf3eugs aus bsm Min
bid 8sbdune aHgstla9t, purbs ge
.. ftern inuIoig beiunosn. Carl 9alior
Der nit ihm dnestlagt mar. plaioiri
Dor einiesn 5astn BEG alsinoiebita1i
. ihuloig uno tpnros su ishs WOndte'
: Sdil perurtheift. Terisl6s trat gelter
uIs 3suss auf nno ipolts bic gan'
Stulo auf iih rehmen, bod ihisne
ieine Qusioesn Bel ben 9sihporeHe
,sinen Gldubsn 3u finosn.
2s1nSsr 1bompfon plaioirts Be
Raubes ftulbig uHb puros urter ON
. Hohms niloernoer umitdnhs gu isd,
: Wora.sH 9sfingnib psrurttsilt.
Dominic Rus:oni sr!angte eir 9..
oi.t iber $930.18 aeg.n DaItsr !
6rnp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10
&amiitsa 60. slisa.

Tie Cuartal sueriaInmIlna Der
8dlloeretnsliga BON Aomiltou so.
finAet am Grcitoa AbenO In Der Gen.
lx6 Eurubn1e ii0tt. Ia nit piniid)i
oiif 6oS @erbotten Der 2egisinfitr
pie1e iul4tfpe Osf@dfir SOrtieoen, 70
Hgb GtreftoyeH nn0 0eiegnten e..
i1da, eef 1triaHu4iuno II pcIIer 3dtl
bei1ADu9 9eeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10
SnIesSaN.
SaS giciigc GrDffnnugsipicl bis Srci-
tan ucridDDbcn.

Der I1pers ReacnFaQ rdGrsnb Der
Ttenitd9 Noht uno pdArsno oes aans
StR geItrtgeu Cages bat ritt nur ben
ue5ungEn unIsrer .Re0s" i'm Ror-
mob 8arl Giuhdlt ceboten, ipnDern
clt iepe 5offRung auf abbaltung bes
GrrpffnungsIpiei8 3pifden yJteos"
anc r9iraten" (heute Rahmtttaq) ptrs
Aidtet 8as erfte Spiel Der Serts
5riTt)en ben beioer 9lubs tann, Ielbit
ntHn iIh Bon heute an SonnenifetH
etnfteqen iolte, icbDerliA nor Treitl1
gum 4ustrau qeluuqen unb bis odbir
p4rbe pas grOFfnunssTptsI oeridos
Ten.
Wattia Sdnub, Der QarfdufIsher,
fenbte cem grdTioenten 5ermaun ose
Ten 9tbern ben folgenoen ooeu gea
I t,t uber bic SituatioU I'M Reolauo.
5telo;
Die T7roide unD Die llnten,
Die if pertrtebeu bab',
Sis bIpfeu nounetrunten
5n Bart jeBt auf unb Oh!
S0s lBdner, pds esrluntsH,
@on pteu fieI rriepsr berab.
f1isr T;naen pie 6offnun ten
Der Sans ein ranes Girab."
y
Til 9tutJouaIs&i1a hdt aclicrH Die
SpiaHaiou in @rouflrH crorfnct no
dleidacitil Der Hcuc &ai1 9ga Barf,
ser NIT Qrobcm aotcn1undno or.
Irid,tlt morGeu ill., ciuacpcibt muc0e.
Sic 9rccfinner ipiclteu acgcu Ole
| @hilaoeiphiacr mo pertoreit 6ds
1pici nit o gcgeu lie ,Srntnqs
lmoreu
| Qbila0clphia 100000000-t
9roUtlpu 000U0000 %
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10
Die Staals.9eleb0.6ung.
gOrlasen bebufs 6ilfeleiituns
fir bic Jlutboiitrifte pom
9auie paiiirt,

gduDsrsine t0nnen 100000 pom
Stoat bergen. - Gelb our Wiebsrs
terftenung ssrit0rter Dffentliher
8autsn II. I. M. lam bei6afft Ders
ben.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
Liquor Foes See III Famous TcmcSsccan's Con
version Notable Victory for Prohibition.

Likcning the conversion of eX-
Governor Malcolm r. Patterson. of
Tennessee. to the conversion of the
Apostle Paul. William ID Upshav.
editor of Tho Golden Age. and q
well-known prohibition leader de
clared on Thursday morning thai
the famous Tennesseean's rouuncia-
ton of the old life is the most uora-
BILE victory prohibition has ever
achieved in America.
Mr.. Trshaw has sent Governor Pat
terson Il message Of congrauIation
and cheer, and declared that hun
dreds of similar kilograms viii be
forwarded to the former liquor lead
er. His conversion, Mr.. Cpshaw de-
clared, viii ba a great influence for
good throughout the country ReH-
gious and temperance workers every
where viii pursue their campaigns
with renewed courage and yiCOr.
Like Page From the Acts.
1T reads like chapter from the
Acts of the Apostles. that stirring
story of the conversion of eN-Goy-
ernor Patterson of Tennessee" said
Mr. Upsuaw. AS 1 read the story in
The Georgian ! vas so startled and
delighted that ] found myself trying
TO realize the wonder Of il aIl When
! think of all that Governor Patter-
son has stood for ON the whisky side
rOf Tennessee pulIttrS-N when | think
of his recent hum!iiatiuG arrest in
Nashville and then read the state
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
G.A.R.SEEKS ONE
WHO SIGHTED
DIXIE CAMP
Commander-in-Chief Denies He
Specifically Barred Confed-
crates From Parade.

CHATTANOOGA, Sept. ls.-The
most interesting topic among the
rank and file of the Union veterans at
the forty seventh annual G. A. R en-
campment to-day Is the identity OF
the man who issued Yesterdays order
prohibiting the n. r. Forrest Camp of
Confederate veterans marching in
yesterdays parade.
General Alfred Beers, commander
in-chief, disclaims any knowledge OF
the order He states that there was
but one order Issued regarding the
formation Of the line and this was the
original one to the effect that only
Union veterans were 10 march.
Detroit Camp Also Barred.
Under ;his order the Ford Camp
Detroit. which is composed Of women
was excluded The invitation to the
Confederates came from Colo
mel Henry Hanson, acting commander
Of FOrsythe Post Of Toledo. OHIO. auo
General Beers states that he did not
know of the ISSUANCE OF the invitation
and subsequently could not have re
VOksi IL
TIE rank and file OF the Union vet
Grams are indignant that the growing
tendency to eradicate all seCtiona;
feeling between the Blue and the Gray
should have been trampled upon and
general regret is heard as the result
Of the incident
Sailors Hold "Dos Watch"
The annual camp fire OF the G. A. r
last night was attended by more than
1000 veterans General Beers was
unable to attend because Of reCep-
ton at the Hotel Patten. and Will
liam d. AChley. commander Of the
Department Of Tennessee. was the
chief speaker. At the Masonic Tenn
pie the naval veterans OF the G. A x
held their annual dog watch"
Sew veterans were upon the streets
this morning The meeting OF the
nationa! encampment az the AuditO.
rum held al delegates there, while
the majority OF the Blue veterans not
thus employed or in caucuses re-
manned around the hotel Hobbies, In
public buildings. or at their rooming
houses IN order to be protected from
steady rain that continued through
nut the morning. after having talle.
steadily all night.
Rain SIaekens Toward Noon.
Toward noon, however, the down
pour slackened and the streets re-
sumed to some extent their saia ap-
pearanCe
In addition to the G. a. R.. the
Woman's Relief Corps. the Ladies Of
the G. A. r.. the Daughters Of Vet
Grams. the Sons Of Veterans and the
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary held bust
ness sessions this morning Battery
F, First Ohio Light Artillery. of the
Army Of the Cumberland, held a SEES
sion al the Masonic Temple.
@. NJ. Saltzba Der. Commissioner OF
Pensions, who is attending the en-
campment mas given out a statemeE.
showing that during the fiscal yeaI
ending July 81. there were 36,
deaths among Civil War pensioners.
The total number of Civil War ver-
Grams now on the rolls, according to
his report. - 446,G16. The total mum
Der OF pensioners on the rolls under
all acts of Congress at the close OF
the fiscal year July 81, was SEQ 200, a
decrease Of 40094
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
A Fall Opening
Worth Attending

Every lady IS earnestly invited to at
tend the annual Fall opening Of The
Menter Company.
This firm, which operates nearly 100
stores throughout the United States
have had buyers constantly in New York
who have selected the cream Of the Fan
STYLES in SUITS coats and millinery
Women who love 10 look at stylish
garments Of distinctive character and
individuality Will surely miss a treat II
they stay away.
opening days saturday and Monday
af The N"nr"r Company liz Whitehall
street, upstairs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
Hill Buys Link to
Gulf Cities, Is Report

MOBILE. Sept. 1S.-There 10 a re
port in circulation that the control Of
the New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago
Railroad, with terminals in Mobile.
has passed into the hands of the HE
interests-the Chicago. Milwaukee
and st. Paul and the Burlington.
The Burlington. it is reported, will
construct the n o.. NJ. K c. from its
present terminus at Middleton. Tenn,
to Metropolis, H.. where the counec-
tion will be made, and which will give
the Hill lines a Southern outlet
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
Presidents Church
Is Sold to Negroes

WASHINGTON. Sept. lS.-Presi-
dent Wilson is without a church. the
edifice in which he has been aCcus-
toned to worship since he entered the
White House having been sold to u
negro Congrega ton. The sale was
completed to-day when the Mount
Carmi Baptist congregation took over
the edifice Of the Central Presbyterian
Church.
The latter congregation will build
another structure il a more desirable
neighbOrhood.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
DR.. JACOBS PUTS
j. STAR AHEAD
Of EUROPE
Atlanta Druggist, Back From His
Honeymoon Abroad, Denies
Buying Burns Manuscript,

There is no need for Americans to
journey to Carlsbad. Germany. for
treatment. according to DR.. Joseph
Jacobs. weiI-known Atlanta druggist
and admirer Of the Poet Burns. who
has just returned from a three
month honeymoon in Europe He
said all that is needed for Mr.. Amer
lea to keep healthy is to arise early
in the morn. drink a great quantity
OF hot water, take a long stroll, and
watering place.
This was DR. Jacobs fifteenth trip
to Europe. and each visit has served
more forCibly to impress him with the
idea that Europe is "piker' com
pared to America. with the exception
of its ruins
Travelling in Europe is not to be
compared with American travel" said
he. Hotel and train aCcommoda-
tons in the United States are far SUI
perior
Travel in U. S. Cheaper.
Anyone who says you can travel
chea per in Europe than in America is
Europe that he would not stand for at
home. or else he is not accustomed to
very much here. Why. in point Of
service and accommodations a first
class Atlanta hotel has it on any hotel
in London or Paris ! am not speak
ing from the position of man who
travelled cheap there, but stopped AT
the best hotels"
DR.. Jacobs expressed surprise at
the report that he had paid $4,000
for Burns manuscript.
Il can not understand how such a
report got out In the first place !
could not afford to pay any sum like
that for a manuscript. no matter how
much I desired it,
in the next place. I do not believe
the Liverpool atheneum has the moral
and legal right TO sell or give away
any Of the manuscripts which were
presented TO them. II would also be
unfair to the great number OF Burns
lovers for one person to have them.
] think II is much better to have
these manuscripts where everyone
could see them.
Advises Young Men to Wed.
Il have purchased several Burns
relies at prices of from $50 to 800.
Burns relics are scattered about in
Europe. Many Of them are to be
found in the inns. the hotel keepers
advertising them to attract visitors.
think all Of these should be gathered
in one place"
Doctor, would you advise all young
men to we'd" queried the reporter.
Il haven't said a word about that
but | wouldn't advise any young man
| to remain single" replied the doctor
with smile
DR.. and Mrs. Jacobs arrived in At
lanta late Thursday afternoon. A re-
ception was accorded them by large
number Of friends
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
Millionaire BUSHES
Abroad for a Song

ST. LOUIS. MO. Sept. lS.-Woos-
ter Lamber. Drummond Jones. of ten
mis- fame. and Knox Taussig are on
their way to Paris.
Lambert is going over to get few
pieces Of music for the St. Louis
symphony Orchestra, whose concerts
are lis special pets. He could get the
music just as well by mail, but will
try to make record over and back.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
Rain of Sand Covers
Vessel Far Out at Sea

MOBILE, Sept 1s.-A precipitation
Of sand that covered the deck and the
top of the pilot house while the yes
SCI was several miles at sea was re-
ported by Captain Derocheblave. of
the tug Sea King, upon the arrival Of
that vessel at Pensa cola.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
Brothers, Parted in.
'73 by Wreck, United

NEW YORK, Sept. IS.-His curl
osity aroused when he heard a page
a the Hotel Aston calling the family
name, Franz c. Waldman, of Sydney,
followed the boy The trail led to
his brother. Samuel, whom he had
not seen for 40 years.
The brothers were shipwreCked 40
years ago while on their way from
Berlin to Australia. Each believed
the other dead.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
People Elect School
Board for First Time

GRIFFIN. Sept. 19.-An election OF
unusual interest was held here yes
terday. A school board composed Z
eight members, which has heretofore
been self. perpetuating. was selected
by the people
After = bitter campaign Of several
weeks. D. F. Patterson. :. H. Wilson,
T. J. Brooks. F. J. Carlisle, W z. H.
Percy, Jr., Robin Watson, ]. P. Per-
sons and VI. F Hart were elected.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
S2,OOO,OOO Left by
Trading Stamp Man

TRENTON. y. j., Sept 18-Act-
ting Chancellor Backes, in the capacity
of Vice Ordinary. to-day admitted TO
probate the will of Thomas Alexander
Sperry of the Sperry Il Hutchinson
Trading Stamp Company.
The estate is valued at S2.00O,00o
and was accumulated through the
trading stamp business.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
IF YOU ENJOY RAPlO-FIRE
MUSICAL COMEDY, GO TO
THE BONITA THEATER

a rapid fire, rollicking and anus
ing musical comedy is being dished
out at the Bonita this week-one
that will please you and one you
will want to see again There s
not a dull moment. II you enjoy
good singing; II you like pretty
girls; if you laugh at funny come
dians-that's the place. The Daft
fy-Dills are enough to make any
one daffy and happy.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18

neuU departure in the matter of service for our
hosiery Through arrangements that haze
made it possible get single pairs of silk hosiery
match ANY SHADE you might Oish our free dyeing
extends to every purchaser of ST. 90 pair of
silk hosiery
One week required for this after order is gUen.