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Warranty Deeds.

Sl.650-Inte,state Sales Company TO
Fulton Mortgage Company, lot 50NI50
feet. west side Ponce DeLeon. Pace
80 feet south of Roy Street April
s. 1918.
S437-West End Park Company to
r. !. Barge. lot 50Nl60 feet. west side
Wellington Street. so feet south 81
Greensferry Avenue. June o, 1912.
Si51-Same 10 Same-Lot 50N29A
feet. west side Wellington Street. go
fee south Of GreenSfeTry Avenue
June 8. 1912.
S2.050-Gubert NJ Stout to Robert
f. Riley. lot 6oX400 feet east side
Maddox Drive. being lot :. block -.
Ansley Park. April :. 1918
SSo0-Mrs u. e. Cloud to Mrs W
r. Ballard. lot 6SNl45 feet southwest
corner old WateTNcrNs Road anc
Sawteu Street April 5. 1918.
S2oo-P- l. WiUhauks and Alta Rid
dell to Westviev Cemetery AssoCia p
ton. lots los and le9. section 10. =. d
ceWsIer, April TO- 1918
SS5o-F'raak : Ellis In T. A. Tnorn
We'll. lot s5NI24 feet north side Lena
Street. 40 feet west Of Asnby Street
January 20, 1911
SS5n-Sama 10 ssme-Lot 4sxlel
fees. north eide Lena Street. S65 feet
west IF ASnbv Street January IS
1917.
/ SI..eo-Ny. o. Reyer 20 F.. e.. John
son. }7f 5oNl-4 feet. west side I've
/ Street. les fae- south oF kirkvOod
Avenue. also 'nt SNl2f feet west side
fEa Street adjoining above Iot. Apr
Z g. 1918
! sI7oo-0Irs. NJ. II. Almond TO sam.
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TOMORROW
EAST LAKE
Auction
Tomorrow at 2:3O o'clock sharp

We will sell at auction 81 vacant
lots and a Groom bungalow. This
subdivision is located close to the
East Lake Club grounds The lots
will be sold on terms of 500 cash and
$40 per month"; 7 per cent interest.
The bungalow will be sold on terms
of $3.50 cash, SIS per month, 7 per
cent interest.
IN GOING OUT to attend this
sale, take the East Lake car and get
off at the club grounds, or take the
South Decatur car and get off at East
Lake Drive.
THIS SUBDIVISION has got
the right location. Where is the man
in Georgia who does not know of
East Lake? This entire section is
undergoing d marvellous TRANSFORMED
ton, and indeed values of property
located anywhere within miles of the
club grounds must of necessity con-
tinue to increase in value for a long
while to come.
YOU FIND LIVING around the
club grounds anyOf our best known
citizens. Colonel Lowry Arnold lives
out there; Mr.. Preston Arkwright lives
out there; Mrs. Paul Romare lives out
there; Mr.. Scott Hudson is now erect
ing a magnificent home out there; MIR.
w. T. Gentry has recently bought a
large tract on which he expects to
shortly build a very expensive resi-
denCe.
ALL OF THE INFLUENCES
that are now at work in this territory
make it extremely advisable to buy
some of this property that we are
going to auction.
WE EXTEND A SPECIAL in
vitatiOn to the ladies to attend the
sale.
FOR PLATS and further infor-
nation, you will please apply at our
office.
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Looking over this page of adver-
tisements of popular grocers. you can
readily see what cash will do in cut
ting the cost of living to a minimum.
There are a number of meals one
can arrange from these columns that
are not expensive. yet are as good as
can be had | would suggest that
you cut out this page and take it
shopping with you. Go over each
"ad" and see what it advised that
you have on your market list.
In purchasing be careful and use
judgment in the quantity you buy
as well as the quality. If you buy
too much perishable goods the cost
is very high. no matter how cheap
the original price was
have one complete Southern
dinner would like all Market Basket
readers to try. | will tell you the
amount to use the cost, etc, and |
hope YOU will find ! am correct, as
one of my critics accused me of be-
ing a magician" Far be it from
such.
only want to help tine housewife
reduce her cost of living. Try this
one. and if {ou have any criticism
to make I would only be too glad to
hear from you:
Dinner.
Broth with Rice
Veal Stew and Dumplngs.
Boiled Potatoes. Steamed Rice.
Corn Mullins.
Strawberries ID Milk.
Vanilla Mullins.
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Lot 52xts7 feet, west side Powell
street. 400 feet north OF 6Iaskill
Street. April 5, 1918.
$755-W. +. Morley to Mrs. Claudia
Miller-Lot 5SN16l feet. northwest
side Old Todd Road, 80 feet northeast
Of Walker Avenue. May %. 1911.
81 Sesame to 3. J. Noyles-Lot
$4,000 feet. northwest corner Old
Todd Road and Walker Avenue. May
%, 1911.
S4S5-T. c. Holmes and Z. l.. Yer
ner to T. D. Maner-Lot 5lXlT5 feet.
north 81 lie PeaChtree Avenue, 10l feet
west Of Lookout Place. June l, 1910.
! S225-Mrs. Ada NJ. Bisbee to w. L.
/ Jones. Jr-Lot 50N170 feet, east side
Grant Street, 100 feet north Of Climax
Street. February 20, 1918.
| S225-Same to same-Lot 50Xl10
| feet. east side Grant Street. 30 feet
| north of Climax Street February
| 20. 1918
! s244-Same 10 d. s. Boyd-Lot 100
/ MAS feet. south side Climax Street.
/ lI0 feet east of Hill Street. January
%. 1912.
! S475-Same to same-Lot 1Oox165
| feet. southwest corner Grant and eli
max Streets. January 20. 1912
/ S343-Same to same-Lot 100XlSj
| feet. south side Climax Street. ss0
/ teel east OF nm StIttt- JdHudiN -.
1912
! $475-Same 10 same Lot 100x100
/ feet. northeast corner Dalton and Hlll
| Streets. January 90. 1912.
SS44-Same to same-Lot l0oXl45
| feet. north side Dalton Street. 90
/ feet east of Hill Street. January 20.
1919
SS44-Same 10 same-Lot IoOxl45
feet north side Dalton Street Soo
feet east OF Hill Street. January %,
1912.
Warranty Deeds.
s. 6O0-AleNander :. Norman Ia
Max Cohen. lot 50 by 2oo feet. north
/ side Ras- Street. zee feet east Of
/ CAPITOL Avenue. April s
IS and other ConSidvrations-B- :.
| Morris TO Ike Morris. one-half interest
| in s. Cameron Street as by 1S4 feet.
I March -
sSSo-E. g. Black To : T. Solo
| uonSou. lot as by $50 feet southwest
/ corner Gibson street and Georgia
! Railway and Electric Company right
Of way. February Is.
S1e. love and aTecjion-MoSeS Clein
rr Mrs. celia Clei0 RosenSnn. - Pied
mont Avenue, - 10y 100 feet. April S
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$3.2OO-D NJ. Mathews to G. l.. FL
yet. lot IS by IS feet, east side Bell
Street. 1873 feet north of Gilmer Street.
April 10.
S150-B. r. Walker. trustee for J. F.
Walker, to J. B. Crawford. 79-1O0 acre
in land lot 1906. 18th District No
vember 10, 1870.
s1OO-A. 7. Young to 4. {. Hix. lot
so by 100 feet. east side Bryan Street.
100 feet south of Stroud Avenue. Feb
ruary IL.
S1,2O0-H. F. West to W. f. Beck
ham, lot 100 by 12O feet, southeast
corner D'Alvigny Street and Sunset
Avenue May 3. 1912
s1,2OO-W. Z. Beckham to T. NJ. Ar
den, same property. March %.
s1.sO0-P. R. Byrd to E. R. Cox. lot
80 by 1870 feet. southwest corner East
Point Avenue and Walker Street
July l, 1908.
S6.000-W. E. Dunn Box and Lum-
Der Company TO NJ. L. Thrower and
L. c. Green. Is acres at corner Jones'
boro Road and the north line Of land
lot IS. 14th District April >
0,000-COrnell Box and Lumber
Company to W. E. Dunn Box and
-@AAAlbCA NbilihoiANr HdiiiN EIOlCfl y 70
June Il. 1912.
Bonds for Title.
Sl000-L P. Bottenfield to J. c.
Henson. lot 9. block E of Peachtree
Hurt August %. 1912. Transferred
TO Mrs s. NJ. McAfee. April ;.
SS0O-Same TO Walter F. VIM, lot
u. block F. Peachtree Hurt. Angus
SO. 1912. Transferred 10 Mrs. s. NJ.
MCAfee. April 3.
sl4625-Benjamin :. Levy to ST.
mon NJ Resented and Morris J. Kent.
lot 525 by $50 feet. west side Spring
Street. - feet north Of Emmett
Street. April l.
S21.56a-Mrs : r. Brown To John
T. Lynch and Charles H. Seights. lot
IS by POS feet. rortn side Marietta
Street. at southv est corner lot > Of
Mcmillan property April Z.
S11.000-R. n. Williamson TO r. q.
Williams. lot ~ BY 136 feet on West
Tenth Street. A feet west Of Spring
Street. April Transferred to Geo.
3 Gatliag. April 1
SEQ, 00o-George W Forester TO
John :. Cameron. sSs Pouse DeLeou
Avenue. .6S ny ts3 feet March l..
1911. Transferred TO Ralph NJ. Wood.
April 10.
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REAL ESTATE AND
CONSTRUCTION NEWS

the East Lake Club grounds and East
Lake Drive. The terms on the 10 g
are 500 cash and $40 a month. and
on the bungalow $3.50 cash and $50 a
month.
This will be the second auction Of
the season. the first having taken
place last Saturday at Ormewool.
when the Cochran Company disposed
of Sc lots
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Sss.eS asSfesat'hE nearly S-u''''
were announced lo-udE oN the nolllrs
x LuINle neatly company as lpt-
lows
For the company TO ". j. Nally. J.
B. Wootten. Higgins & Morgan. J. a.
oliver j. e.. Suttlcs Hugh -. Russar
and a client. as individuals. seven "a
by l45-foot lots on Holmes and Yer
ner Streets. i'm the Howell Mil Road
subdivision. aggregating S4.2o0. or
$500 PEI lot.
IN the Heogeiose helShts SuodlFt-
80 81 s,o 80 ss-,s '' D
az H. - ~ - me-
tIt,t1.s ,,-,,,,, -. 80
- nv, H., -, 80
- 90
- II u;.Ls -,Jr u,rl,0.,,.
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Tic ssrIiebe Der smrrifaner fir Die
zine pber nnbere Sprnde.

800 49,
eintr. in 9sutfdlanb bsr0ffsnts
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mfn mir oas 5OIssno,:
9us frsmOipraaIids 9eoarfnis
Der amsritaner mar bisber ni9t &c.
rooe iibermdbis eroB, uno ipenn e.
Th mad elmer Seite bin beionoers
offsnbdrte, Damn mar ss mad Der
IransoTihen bin. Uldn brau6t nur
Die aitsrnturlpaItsn Der 2agesprefs
uno Der 3sitidrtfteH. iopie ois 9u4s
lGosu 5u 6urdpdnosrn. I'M gu sr.
%ttnnsn. no Der Shptrpuntt ats'
tdnOiihsn 9iteraturintsrsfts lisat;
IeIbit Ole l%,berisbungsn 5.igsn Elm
uebsreerpift draHireihs ibsr
DeutihIano. Rtusroines iasiut iid
inoes ein DanOsl un5ubabnsn, bel
Dem 0suti6Iano Der s%epinnsnoe Seil
ift, uno Elm 5ran5oIt bat uns oleis
srfreuIihs Grittinung srtsnnsn laia
fen. prof. Gufiape canton BON Der
llniosrIitdt goris, Der i'm Biutsr
1911-12 ais austauidprofsFor in
Rem gort tdtig mar, bat in sinem
gude iibsr ieine amsritanifden linz
tsrridtserfdbrungtn oen sdblsnmdbis
gen Ra6peis ssbrn6t. DAB 5ran5o'
Tia nidt nur Itstig an 9OOsn Der.
lisrt, ion0srn Dab un0 0ds III
ons Sdmtr3lidTte 0sutf6 Dem
5run5pfiden ums OoppeIt. ibsrIsgsn
iF.
prof. Canton urtsrIudts Die Der
bdltniFt in Den high schools. alio
ben amsritauii6en RittsIiduIen fir
oas Sabr 1910, uno fdno babel.
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3off6 ituoiereu, 1872 1888 osutfdbs.
flifene Stuosnten experimentation.
ooer IT. gro3snt auf Der fran50iis
i6sn Seits, 23.6 gro3snt auf Der
oeutitsn. Dos 9srbdltnis Der Grans
un6 0sutid Stn0iertnOen III
in oen perfdis6snen 2onoestsilsn isbr
aber nirasno iii bas
i5ran3oiiite 0sm 0sutihsn poran.
in 0en utlantiihsn Staaen.
boo am msitsn J%ran3oiid sstrisben
miro, felt fid Dos 9erbdltnis hi.
1872 in Den Roroftauten uno
l:1h in ben Gioitantsn. SIN Ds
fen ldutet Is 2:5 uno in oen 3sns
gar 1:712. Sn elmer uus
2iits 5sigt 9onoOn ben Der.
bdltnismabigsn 5orti6ritt. Den Oas
0er 5eiosn Gpraden in
ben Itstsn stpdnsig Sahren gemo6t
BAT, un0 oua bier i6neioet Die
5prad, Molieres idle6t ab, in6em
pom 1890 Big 1910 Der 3uiDa6s
Der Gran50fi8 Stuoierenosn Hur
? 9ro8tnt. Der 3upods auf Der
)eutfden Ggite aber II gro3ent be-
rdgt; nur in sinigsn n0roliden
5toaten, pie Mluins. Connecticut,
9ermont, Rem 6ampibirs, Mufddu-
etts uno Rbooe Sslano, no ii4 cine
GiHipanoeruna aus Dem be-
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udbdritu fronj0FTdtn aonooo fin
Ell s.iet Iid cine 3unabme oes
fran1ofldtn Stuoiums nm 3 prc'
gent. rad 4usfdeioung oieftr
5taai.n trgitt fd, Dob in Den
gsreinieten Stdatsn sssentpdrtig in
1881 high schools 5S.760 3Oglinss
Jronsoff9 tuoitrtH. iDGbreno
DeutId in 1892 high schools
DON 177,604 SdiiIsrn gstrisben
miro. 9obei Dsrrins,rt fih nun oas
gerbdItnis Der 5rdnSoff9 2ern,n'
0sn BON - nuf 8 pro3snt stgsn "a
prpssnt ouf Der btuti6eH Seitt.
Don Der Gtatiftii Su psrfonlid.n
s%rfabrun1tn iibsrsthsno, tr56blt
grof. Canton, Is 5sie, iih tIar. Dab
5rGn3Oif9 in Qmeriia nur ptnis be
FAINT i,i uno nur Dsnig ssfprohsn
ptrOe; tr babe nur 5tpei ODER bod
tens orei qbenoe in Gefeqfhaft per
6rahi, 100 man tpdbrsno oes snn5sr
abenos fd frnn3ofi6 untsrbdlten
6abs. aber trpb Oieier betriibliden
grfdbrungen gibt prof. Canton ben
aampf nod nitt fir perlorsn. Gr
rat od3u, oi, gOlleges fir 6ran50
ffd 5u estpinnsn; bu bier Die gu
tiiuftigen 2ebrsr trjosen niirosn
tpiroe man auf Dem llmrpsse iiber
lie oas ~psrlorene Gebist pieoer gu
r~iiderobern. ueberda in Qmsrita
fii6ls mon 5rsunOfduft fir 5raHt,
reid, uno man babe Elm psrbsiBungs
ooles feb in Sdulsn uno Colleges
nm ods Dsutfas gu idlussn. Dos
Bud 1T inoes i6on 9eihrisben &C.
lp.ien, nIs in Qmeritd cine 8spes
quna .infeBte. oie Ssm 5ran3oIsn Ell
niae amber. S6IuBidBe in Die Sc
ser bate fIieBsn IaFen. amerita Eat
Dor etpa 5ipsi Monaten Der Barrier
Wp6s 6sn Rrisq srtIGrt, un0 Die BEN
gortsr 3imes bat sinsn Wsttbeperb
oe~ranfaltet fir 9orfdIdse uno
5os.u, pie man an beiten Die amsria
DsibIidtsit 0o5u iib.rr.Oen
tonne, fi9 pOblanitdHoig an8u3isben
uno Dor alien Iid umeritanii6 gu
0as qreisgeridt miro nod
in oieism Monot feline qrbsit aufntbs
men, uno nit isinem Sprud miro
lin 3eitalter anhsben, 6us sinem
tlnftia.n Goriaer obermaIs quIaB
1,btn piro, fsit3uftLlen, Dab am.tis
Ia Iid BON Grantreit ab9sfpanot
bat.
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Der un8e qrins BON
DaIes, Der fi6 bstanntIi6 i'm 9ors
inbrs ldngsrs 3sit our pifienIdnftIi>
den qusbiIoung in 9oris aufbisIt
unb esgsnpGrttg in Orfprb ftnatss
re6tliten StuDisn obIisgt, erbielt bic
fer Sage einsn nsuen mertniroigsn
Snftruttor in Der @eitaIt zines bdums
tanaen fhottifden llntsroIfi3itrs.
Differ Mann. Der iih ieinsm nsuen
30oling in Der betannten f9ottifden
Qationaltrott poritslIte, lit Der bsrs
porraaenbfte 0uOeliafpFsifer bes 3tpeis
ten fdottif6en Entertainments. Der
iunqe prin3 bat pitberboIt ben
@uni6 efdubsrt. bas Idottiide 4as
tionaIinFrument, bic 9ubsIiadpTeife,
ipielen III Iernen, unb 70 purbs ibm
benn Der erfpGbute Rsgimentsmuiiter
ols 2.brer beitelIt, Bel benz sr p6s
6entli4 3tpsimal Stunben nimmt. gu
bent,rten mare aud, bab bonn Batter
beg iungen prin5en, benz a0nig
@eorg ", er5dblt rpirb, .r meiittrt
bos fdottif6e HatiOnalinitrum:pt
Dortr.isI!G
Gin f.5r gutss 5sitmite
tel if 5ammeltuls. man
fptnbet es ndtiirliG nur duberIth on
unb tpirb IS BEL alien oKrfIdali9en
8ertpunbungtn pcrtreff!ite 8ienfts
tun. 4ufg.ipruneene 5dnbs reibt
man Dor BEN G6ldfengehsn nit
6dmmsltaIg Gin, unb erfrorens 8Iiss
Der tperben burtb -sstIndbises. ldnger
Fortsefsbtss Ginreiben nit oieitm
saia bonRGnoig g.teiit. 2ls Mitt.l
geaen tpunbe Jibs beTr,idt man
2.inDanb nit 9dmmeltalg uno legt
biefe auf bic franten 6teqn. an9
seaen 5iibrsraugen fca es dusat3ei6=
net belfsn, fptni man 5id Bflaiter
aug 2sinipdrl6 aufltgi, bic man mel
feriidenoid NIT bern Sale bsfreiht
unb Oieie gfloftr morstns unb
abenbs %erneusri, big ba5 6ibnerau9e
70 tpeih iuirD. 6oh Is c%bbldt!ert.
I'm oas Stauber ntuer
sFebertifen su Derbinbern, nufde man
Dor Dem Giiasn bic 5nletts. Die
Qppretur, tpomit biefe geieift iino,
serieBi iia ndmlid unb Deruriadt ben
staub, ipslder frog alien &lopfens
nint aus ben 8stten 5u brlngen 1T.
Dnrd bas Ddi9en pirb aud ods
5soerleinen bi6tsr, unb man brauht
b,i auten 0ualitdtsn nidt Die Snnens
Ieite au puf9en.
Il IN 3pei 8 iieeleiftr pl.iAs
seitia su erfpGimtn. itsQc mnn tie oiif
cine binne Deibblefpldttt. unttr Der
man cine Gosfiamme ent5tinbtt. Gs
ipart biss @srfubren bsocatsHb an
Gas.
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Mnrftberidt.
Gii6sO anabd, Z. Mdi

ii6sGfnabn, IL. Mir3.
HinoDieb-3ufubr $500; Marf.
fart big Zoe b0ber.
@lite Biz bette $8.25-S.75.
NitteIHtdbige bis CUTE $500
$50.
9etp06uIife Bis mitteImdBia
S7.40-S.0e.
aiibe un6 Sellers, ftort Bis 1oc
Iober.
cute Bis bette Sellers, 500
100.
eute Bis bette aa6e 1915
100.
@littamdBiac Big CUTE aiibc
S5.75-6.75.
@epobnIidc Es mittelmdBigc
$4.50-5.75.
Stoders nl0 5eeoers, itarf.
Cute Biz Bette 81. 50-8.f5.
MittalmdBige bis bette $3.50
$50.
@etD06nlidc Big mitteImaBiga.
S6.25-6.80.
Stod Sellers 5 .0o-7.oo.
a1Iber $6.25-9.25.
@unen s.. 50-6.50.
5dmeine- 3nfnbr 1t,700; 9arft
SC bober; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $40
$50; boditer 8reis 1856.
Sddfe3ufubr 1900; Marfi
fsit bis itarf,
BiOOer, cute bis bette $3.50
SIS.
N;dbrIiuqe $7.40-7.65.
21nnfar $8.35-S.85.
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Gcr SdJipei5er gimoesrntb bal
Die G%eaferungen Guropas in einem
9iunoif)reiben CUR 3beiInabue an
elmer I'm 9ejember in Bern a6Su-
balten6en &onferen5 emgclooen, Die
Elm nei1es internationales lteberein.
foinfnen betreffs arbeiteridus felt,
'iteaeit Iou. Sic irternotionale Der
einigltig fir arbeiteridub Bat gor-
ifldge f~ornuliert fir elm .@erbot
ber inouitrislen 9adtarbeit fir iu.
genoIihe Arbeiter uto fir bic Set.
iesung Der tdgliden 4rbeits5eit auf
bo6itenS 5ebn Stlnoeu fir 6rauen
uno iugcnoIife glr6eiter.
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aer in 9ptsSam flntionisrte 8e

Ter in &OtSSam itntionisrte Sep.
pelinfreu5er bat IN bunoert Sabr.
ten, Die 5uinmner 270 St1moen
cduerten, uabe3u 5~ebntauieno eng
Iiihe Meilen 5nriidgelegt mo 270o
Eniiagiere beforoert; cine 2eiitung,
Die oeittIif erfenmen IdBt, ooB oiei9
5~abrSeiige elm 5piel5eng Idugit 1idt
mebr iino, ino Die Gorge begraif-
lid mnft, NIT Der man III eng.
lnno itu0 6rartreih lire 6abrten
berfplgt.
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Or. BileD erfIdrte, MdOden ioa.
te niht geItattet iein. 3lt flirtcn bis
fle fofen g@elernt bdtten. Sd, aber
Els Die amerifmerinnen foden ge-
Iernt baben, fino fie meiiteus idon
su aft gum 6lirten ~geIporOeu.
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Gnaliidler 1lnterridt.

geutife nerben in engIii6er
SonDeriation unO @rnmmatif bon
eirletn oeiltidiprcden0en 2ebrer ge.
gen gerinqe Soften unterridtet.
Dian aOreliire: pGngGiib", Omaha
Sribune. DPS
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@eLde ~ipnoerbnren @orIteannarn

8elfe ionOcrbnrm @orite[ungerl
man i'm Nuisance Doti Der SteIIuug
zines nemofratiiden Erdlioruter
imierer Aepublit BOT, ergiebt iidl
aus cinen 4rtifel oes Sonooner
Spectator. in peldem ole erpor.
ting ausgeiproden miro. oob grdii.
bent gSilion ons spndeu' III ben
S%ii0itaaten abihafien meroe.
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9eufiMc 0aIenoer

iegIiden Gbnrafters, bumoriitiiher
uno erniter Ratur, 6eutfde Bidder
un6 3eitidriften, oeutide Slid.
tpunldfarten fir ale @elegenbeiten
lei Shuare & Measlop, 100 iiibl.
Tide Is. Strobe, Omaha, Mebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12
gldtnna!

Stride 8odipurit 6reitng inns
Snmitag; aid ballsaemaften, ge.
rduderteu Sdinftn uno Sped fiir
Giterli. gu Daben BEL &erutnan
gaaegeIe, 2308 SID Is. StraBe.
Eel. Douglas 3t1S. M.22
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- 81 n bate m0sidit onIes D2erfaner mad @afbington einlo6er
ionen, Inn ibnen 3u aeisen, ME man g~raffoenteu einiebt.
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8enn Die 9eribte iber Die 3uamnarte1ung 0es anbinqtts
bon @oo6rot g8iHon 8utreffen, 70 rut iniere 3ufunft aui Dem goTer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12

Sans ~ perfaufen--Gin @obnbous
nit 8 8immeru, @eiBnaiierbei.
sung, gas upo elsftriihes 2idt,
mooerne Ginridltung, bilig 81 Der.
foufen beim G"isentbimer, 1916
Martbo StroBe, Gmaba.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12
HlaJlltTlrte aNelgen!

gerlanat--Gin tiid)tiees 9Q1ohen
fir aasemeile Sausarbeit. 3iln.
mer nit ggaO fir eigenen @ebrnud).
Nnd5ufrngen III 340S Getpep ane.
W.f8
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12

Gentide aalenber frei bd
& Con, GrnagiiterL f4IiF Elm
16. StroBe. Eel. Goudi Gu6y
TeIephon Douglas 1850.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12

Spredjcn Sire ainbcr beutid?
Sntereiiauter anid)nuungs. Inter.
rift i'm 3eutidcu fir ainOcr ODER
Grmadiene miro in alaiien. ODER
Grioatunterridt 5u mdBigen 9rci.
len ertbeilt. Mon ooreliire.
oGeutif", Glsoba 9ribiine~.
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steIinma asindt:

SteIinng geindt: @rter, siorfer
oeutider Mann mittlsren alters
iiidJt 5tellung aui Der 6arm. Mit
alien Tarnarbeiten ~beipanbert. Wnf|.
suiraaell inter u. g., Gmaba 9ris|
biine u
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12

8illarO GSSp, gatente, 1880 Gin
Rationnl ganf Building. Eel.
Snler 1889: ssno. a.f864.
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Sine intelligence Oemtidle Game, CUTE
AodliHL perfect IN gialo uro We.
fang piinidt cine Gtelnng nIs
'riu- ileiJ iffpu1 nfuchfu.
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gerIanst--Gin inteaios uuf 81
ger Seutidrr Sunge ifsn5 81
iiber "A Sobren fir oqi6t1
gepnrtement@ Der Snlf, II
1911 Souaro Gtrabe. m<tuss'
9oualos 300. ni.s
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Ta~tentanudIt

8. u. Sturges, BotentonmcLt,
GAG gronbeis 2beater Bldg,
pbone. @. 1859.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12

Ale SOrten @nrit fperoej
in uniarem @ciddft
Stride unO fonierpirte JI1
iomie cusIdnOiide un0
GelitateIien, audi friid)e
jeoer5eit borrdtbig.Gd) DIN
Soffnian, 408 noroI. t60
4bone Douglas 1920.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12

$4,000 faufen 100 gftBt
5nrnlnno in SincoII
Colorado. @ertb $270l
olingen: gie SGIfte bnal-
9ieit Ill 6 9,ro5ent 3inieiI ..
Belt. s. @. {. .. SnnnE =
Omaha, gteb. ne
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Srgeno etne Art
banoeIgeid1ft hriurgt
aennebed Co., sos
Gmaba, Web.
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Gtwas tiir ipariame 9ansfranen

2702 iabl 10. Strnfe (Gde 10. II. Bancroft. Eel. Douglas 1867.
@adfdbrnS ciuiac Der bicen Bargains:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-12
ROBER.TSDALE

Mesdames J. Frank and NJ Koehler
Of Chicago were guests OF Mrs. Chas.
Fritz of Roberts avenue the latter part
OF the week
Cecilia Eggers of Roberts avenue is
spending the week at Oak Glen, Ill.
visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs August Stress of Al
ton, Ill, spent several days here visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NIL and daugh-
ter Clara OF Hammond were guests at
a six o'clock dinner at the home OF Mrs
A. Bader of Harrison avenue dast even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Plan and family OF
Harrison avenue were White City Wis
TORS Saturday evening.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wall
Of Reese avenue has been on the sick
list for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spears, Misses
Joseph and Ruth Jewett and Ralph
Jewett motored to Lowell Sunday where
they spent the day with friends.
Miss Ella Sutherland of Reese avenue
has accepted a position with the Vat
sey Millinery store in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stress and son
of Harrison avenue were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Alddag Of Chica go Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. e. Hubbard will entertain