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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Give Hints of Babies
Care in 6 Tongues

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3o.-A
leaflet entitled Helpful Hints on the
Care of .he Baby" is to be printed
and distributed by the San Francisco
Board Of Health in half a dozen Ian
guages
Give baby drink Of cold boiled
water twice a day.
Keep baby out of doors at least
two hours every dav and in fresh air
and sunshine indoors.
Let baby sleep in IT. own bed.
Battle baby daily. Tepid water is
better than hot. Weigh the baby
regularly"
FEW BATHS BRING DIVORCE.
= AKRON, o., Sept. 3O.-Chargins
that her husband has not taken a
bath In more than six months.
Phoebe Renner has filed suit for di-
vorce. She is so and her husband 81.
They were married last Mar,h.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Wife Divorces Pastor
Who Had Beaten Her

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Sept. 3o.-A
decree of divorce has been granted
Nellie R. Walker from her husband,
the Rev. Raymond b. Walker. The
deposition brought out that Walker
beat his wife and failed to provide
for her and their two children.
Walker was sent to the State Hos
pital for the Insane in 1910. About
two years ago he escaped.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Policeman in Death
Pact With Woman

PITTSBURG, PA, Sept 30.-Police-
man David BennOX and Mrs. Mary Bre-
han. aged %, are dead to-day as the
result, so the police believe, of a suicide
and murder pact Lennox was found
dead near the top of the Marion street
steps. He had a bullet wound through
the mouth. A few feet away lay Mrs.
Brehan breathing her last
Both LennoX and Mrs Brehan were
married.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Divorces Wife for
Calling Him a Pig

JERSEY CITY, Sept. 3O.-Because
his wife called him pig and slapped
his face while in a restaurant, James
Freemon, of Arlington, N. j., asserted
that he went to Reno and got a di-
VOrCe.
Freeman, who is about 70 years
Of age, declared that his marital diff
fculties developed during their hon
eymoOn in Europe.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Senator Lodge Now
Reported Recovering

NAHANT, MASS. Sept. SO.-sen-
ator Henry Cabot Lodge, who -
went an operation for the ~ a,
Of gastric ulcer, was reposms =
resting comfortably to-days /EgTSH
home here. His doctor issa, Ky
following bulletin: Z
Senator Lodge was much i'm
proved early to-day. He had a good
night and slept well. His nervous
strain is passing off and he is be-
coming more calm. We have every
hope for his swift recovery"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Gunboat Is First
Warship in Canal

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 30.-The
gunboat Yorktown has returned to
San Francisco after an eventful trip
to Central American and Mexican
ports.
Having gained the distinction of
being the first warship to enter the
Panama Canal. the Yorktown pro-
ceeded up the coast to Topolobampo
TO relieve the gunboat Buffalo and
was present during three days fight
ing there between the Mexican Fed
eral troops and the rebels.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Man Held as Safe
Robbery Is Probed

Walter Stewart 80 years old, was
arrested on suspicion Tuesday after
noon by Detective Rosser, and is be-
ing held pending an investigation by
postoffice authorities
Stewart is believed to have been
implicated in the blowing OF safes in
the National Biscuit Company, the
Randall Brothers Coal Company and
the Fleetwood (Ga) postoffice. When
questioned by POstoffiCe Inspector S
E. Siegfried, Stewart denied the
charges.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Human Ashes Made
Into Life Picture

DENVER, Sept. 30.-A picture
made from human ashes is the 81
rious handiwork of Myron A. Root.
The picture is 24x36 inches in size.
Root has called his picture The
Awakening" 1t portrays a young wJ-
man awakening from the death sleep.
II was made from the ashes OF a
Cremated young woman.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Bond Allowed Man
Accused of Assault

J, j. willis. of College Park. in the
county Jail since August IS, on a
charge Of assault with intent to kill
was allowed the privilege OF making
bond of $3.50 Tuesday morning in
habeas corpus hearing before Judge
Bell in the Superior Court.
According to Attorney Kemper
representing Willis, the defendant
was put In jail without cause and not
allowed to make bond. Willis. ii Is
alleged, had a fight with Bailiff God
dy when the latter went to mis- store
to close it on an attachment.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Urge Music Pupils
To Attend Concert

Atlanta's musical educators are
urging students to attend the Phil
harmonic Orchestra concert at he
Atlanta Theater next Tuesday. Octo-
Der z The concert will be given I'M
der the auspices of the Atlanta Music
A Association.
1t is intended to provide elements
which have taken a large number OF
students to foreign shores for in
struction. Teachers assert the same
class of instruction could be had here
if students had access to the broader
influences in the symphony orchestra
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Builders Unearth
Body of a Woman

PARIS, ILL, Sept 3O.-The police
to-day faced a murder mystery in
the discovery of a woman's body in a
face of the ground
The crude grave was found by
workmen digging for a basement in
the best residence section of Paris.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Attempt to Loot
L, & N, Express Fails

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 3O-Detec-
tives were on their way to New Or
leans to-day with two men arrested
when their plot to rob a fast Louis
vile and Nashville train between here
and Bay St. Louis, Miss, was frus-
trated
A member of the train robbers
oand deserted his friends and in
formed the police of the intended
robbery
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Search in Atlanta
For Travellers Ring

Detectives Tuesday are searching
for a $3.50 diamond ring belonging
to Miss Hazel Murphy of No. $50
Scioto street, Urbana. Ohio, which
disa ppeared in a Pullman car in At
lanta on the morning CT Septem
Der %.
Miss Murphy was on her way from
Palatka, Fla, to her home. She re-
moved the ring in her berth and later,
when she sought it, found It gone. A
reward of S25 has been offered.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
PIONEER oE CALHOUN DIES.

CALHOUN. Sept 3O.-Elias John
ston, prominent citizen of Gordon
County, died at Calhoun yesterday.
He was in his eighty first year He
is survived by three children, Luther
Johnston. OF Red Bud, Mrs. j b.
Crow. of Calhoun. and Mrs. John
Ball. of Curryville.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01

Blood Poison, Kidney, Bladder, Pros
tatic and Cent? acted Diseases and all
Chronic and PrlVaee Diseases cured in
a few days. Varieoceie, hydrooele
Structure, Pilss and PIstula. am
against high and extortionate fees
charged by some physicians and ape
very reasonable ami no more than you
are able to pay for skillful treatment.
Consult me in person or by letter and
learn the truth about your condition,
and perhaps save much time, suffer
ing and expense. l am q regular
graduate and licensed. long estab-
lished and reliable
For 20 days my fee will be Just one
half what ether specialists charge, or
Weekly or Monthly Payments Ae-
FoR BLOOD POISON use tn.
marvellous GERMAN REMEDY, zoos"
or 1914, and such improved remedies
used for the cure Of this disease No
detention from work
For Weak Men, Lymph Compound,
combined with my direct treatment
restoring the vital forces to the fullest
degree
In Chronic Diseases my patients are
cured in less time, quickly. and use
the latest improved methods. Consul
tation and advice Free Call or write.
Or. HUGHES,
Opposite Third National Bank,
fs1s N. Broad St, Atlanta, Ga.
hourS; q. m. to .. M; Sundays,
. 60 I.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
RICHPLANTERON
TRIAL, ACCUSED
Of Staying
Panel of 48 Veniremen Exhausted
With W. A. Coleman Jury
Incomplete in Wilcox.

ABBEVILLE, Sept. 3O.-The trial OF
charged with numbering Leon Melvin,
a 16-year-old youth, in a public road
near here last spring, is in progress
in Wilcox Superior Court, the defend
ants motion for a continuance hav-
ing been overruled
The case was first called Monday
of last week. when Coleman submit
ted a motion for a change OF venue
upon the ground that he could not
get fair trial in this county. After
an all-day hearing Judge W. F.
George denied the motion. Coleman
gave notice OF appeal. but the Judge
announced he would not sanction the
appeal, as his opinion in the matter
was not subject to review.
Mandamus Writ Denied.
Judge George, however. continued
counsel might apply to the Supreme
Court for a writ OF ma ndamus to
compel him to sanction the appeal.
The petition when presented to the
Supreme Court was denied and the
case was ordered brought to trial in
Wilcox Superior Court.
The original panel of IS veniremen
was exhausted Monday with only sew
en- jurors chosen Many disqualified
.tn19selXes by admissions of preju-
sSfsszAZScartiality in the case.
n 5RF sent number of bal
h Nay afternoon to summon
lSsSS $$S$Semen, and 1t is expect
ES$$$ SNSSSSury will bo completed
\ ESO " Iay, and that the hearing
I SAVNNW/. will begin this afternoon.
JTSlYI/L other cases have been ex-
cused Sdntil Thursday morning. as the
Coleman case will likely take several
days.
Three Accused &C Slayers.
Coleman, his son James and a man
named Stevens are accused OF having
met the Melvin boy in the road last
spring. and OF having shot him to
death without any provocation except
enmity held by Coleman against the
Melvin family.
Feeling at first ran high against
Coleman, and there was talk Of lynch
ing, causing the removal of Coleman
from the county on two occasions.
However. this feeling has subsidized,
and no danger is now anticipated
Solicitor General J. b. Wall is as
sisted in the prosecution by Hal Law
son, of this city, and Walker Den
nard, Of Cordele Coleman is repre-
sented by Judge d. b. Nicholson, Of
Rochelle; Eldridge Cults. of Fitzger-
aid, and John r. Cooper OF Macon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Rheumatism
A Home Cure Given by One
Who Had IL

In the spring Of 1898 vas attacked by Mus
culsr and lnAammatory rheumatism. I SUI
fered a. only those who have II know. for over
three years. tried remedy after remedy and
doctor after doctor. but such relief as ! re
ceyed vas only temporary. Finally. | found a
remedy that cured me completely and Il has
never returned l have given Il to a number
who were terribly hriicted and even bedridden
with Rheumatism. and Il effected = cure In
every case
| want every sufferer from any form OF rheu-
matte trouble 20 Try this marvellous healing
power. Don't send cent: simply mail your
name and address and 1 Will send It free to
itself TO be that long looked for means Of cur
Ing your Rheumatism. you may send the price
OF IT, one dollar, but understand | do not
want your money unless you are perfectly sat,
isfed TO send f. Isn't that fart Why suffer
any longer when positive relief is thus offered
you free Don't delay Write day.
Marx II Jackson No 1871 Quincy Bldg.
Syracuse, N. Y.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Weak , Nervous and
Diseased Men
Permanently Cured

Oh. HUGHES is an
experienced specialist.
DR.. Hughes success
fully treats and per
mAnently cures Pre-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-01
Sra siOrt SfBggriiooe.
st lilc Cro ON 3rnia6cosplcirn.
T. aIarbus StiTfsti0cu0e~1

0uao 0uniqbeospie5eu er. "a.
aoorIeoes aen oirier er mauae rs.
3unoe On 0}cniaaeoselcica er m
5ummenilatnina a auinoer e.
1Qouo fie1 auiu0er 'om iH6e1.
for 6pert airfcioQn eDer en- tine
acknowledgements Deo at biqlpe
u%lDtteli8t iaaeoe Wenneifer { 5am
nm0et De iom ifri0er GiIurrelieHs
haaroe Sfrio Tor al hol0e ]looen
noe uoen oiieutIia 0ialp; eniom
me- iuaae @omle. Snge. 6nfer %.
iorlnote ulBffelige 0uitruer me0
iman 9orn femme. fororafne
Qlauo5 ~uioriergeoe 6amilier. Der
pei life minoit FOREIGNER Dor ons
beilc 0ieoIioenbeo % U}eoisleiie
a. ole Dr. i%taffels nlDffelige Diea
%neiter, Der %nnnoeligt og legemligt,
Deo eqen eaer andres Sfnlo er
fommet paa Sipets Sfpggeiioe o.
er iunfet mere elIer minore onbt
men iom bil og fan reo0es 8ette
er Den Gpgape g2enigbeospleien
bar iot iia. Wanat ct goot, lille
Stem Diloe Deo megen og lonana.
rig Spgoom ugre aaaet Oelnis til
ON life en- &aanosrRfning BAR bic.
pet uoet Dem til Iilireoitiaelie al
9iuets neooenOi9ite arap. og ON if
fe fqrlia 0ieofslelie % Dpmun.
tring til at boloe no bnbOe faitet
li0t ems oDer 8ilnQreliens Jorge,
lige 600.
5 mango iinan Siem er 5attig.
Ibiqlp og Iiggeri betrogtet Tom en-
6orneorelie, og De 5orelore, iom
boIoer oeres gsrn BET for Zje,
fortiener t IprIig @rao Wenigheos.
pleiens Gpmprffombeo, tbi fdar
fife netop ionoanne gsrn oerpco
itore Mulig6e6er for engong at BIZ
be Somfnnoets eooe Ststter. Saa.
Dan EN- fife Greng eler Biee treiter
tit I'm Mooer / De tirnge Elmer
meo ct: Bent BLOT til ieg bliper
%itor~. og Times finn, Der er iod for.
faroeIia frnge til. Meo bpilfei
stoItbeo oaar iaa life ban eIer
bun enoefig no poa fin fsriie Elaos
oa feler bet fort at funfte bioroge
lit til oibets Dpboro berbiernine.
sao %, Der ftodr u6en ON, life
asre oct fparere for benz nieo Dor
Chronological. Set enIoer ON at
@funne fotte fla be 2ioenoes 6teo,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-01

iom 0iemeife og Salmeoigter; So.
reoraget paabgrtes meo megen Sn.
teresIe. 5 9iuterens 2eb oil
Der maaife blipe boIot ct o~oerIigere
5oreoraa.
airfeGigt SamfunO uil / aar
It'll Sui after laoe uo0ele 300 Wiarf
i SuIegooer. 9%eItprelien bar taget
unocr 0oeroeieIie At ioge gieo-
lemstollet foreget oeo ct e~ner9iif
4gitationsarbeiOe
6nmmrleO, glfOgO Setcrnn. Scr.
Dag oen 30. @ooember er after en-
al DC gamle &eteraner ira Den 10.
ite ilesUiaife &rtg aaaet bort, nenl-
Iig gamIe gbbe ebbeien ira Sam.
melep. @an 0eltoa / 5oriparet al
als, BAR meo / Sollono og Here
anore 5rpfninQer. @omIe 6bbe.
len oar en- t~roiait oonif 0tano.
iom life ioriomte at me0e Oeo @oI.
guruen. bar taIte oite % nleo
5orfprligbeo ON iuue @noer ira
a|riasaaret.
Ge iioite , Nar bar Gbbeien pe.
ret ioageIia % eiter FIN Suitrus
DOB Tor tH gar iioen bar ban
op6oIot ~ hos I'm 8atter og Spi.
qeriou / 6ammeIeo. san mootoa
oen oauife S~Goersaaoe ior @etero.
ner.
llnernp. @nlObrpllnp. CIbbpi1)
2oroag Den 30 ZION. ieireoe Sfo.
moger Sir G6riienien og 6uiiru
! llaerup oeres @nlo5rplllp. 9ruo
1ommeH er ~ War. meoeus 8rn.
oeu er 4 2lor puare. @e9ge De gam.
Ie er enonu raIfe % reriqe.
G6riitenien fan enom ~forrette
fit @oonoourf Tom ban 6or oreoet
iioen ls62. lluoer 9riacn / ls64
bleD Gariiteuien inofolot til Ian.
oers. men meo / ielpe ari9en oar
BAN life. 3 1870 iuofalotc5 ban
til 8ensborg. men uaoeoe heller
life n foumc meo til Sranfria.
0m bar @uleoHina ar 0ri5gH
iaaet iorifelliqe 0poerstelu.
G%briitenicns @uifru bar naret
S%orOeuooer / uaerup E. 80 War "a
mootog. oa bun for en- Gel Var
iioeu neoIagoe bette Socru. Ell I'll.
bilpumsme0aille.
0e aamIe bar 7oaeu5 4nleo.
ming @enitano Ter CpmUrfiom6eo
iro ilere Sioer
-9lnOiclig Oh. f1bbpJ aaao.
ner % Mturer 5es ~anorcien / Ann.
beL Der iioeu uriot Sommeren
bar ieat 2r9ehiplp moo en- inn
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bring. blep 1reooa ocu % Ron
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-01

r
brd R%eOlioenbeo al faiie 0laO
caer 9enec 10. cite Ell bel i02re
40 @angen (oer iigcs, Al minore
tom man life ppre befenot at gipeD
% / Steoet piloe gere ii9 ben lllei
liaheo at lace peofommenoe zig
ger le9itimere ia. oiloe De meact
let opoage. At Dc Mpno. mige %
plore. mer eler minore paanirfeoe
ar Spiritu5. ION peo Wlorfets 5rem.
bruo, ia Iunqt 10 pan Aitenen, un-
Der Mprtct .iattig 9ieiien6e@ ger
Grapper o. @anae uiifre. ofteit er
9pens egnc Muao. Der paa 0eunc
befoenme Maooe iaar Mlioler til at
acre 8uien iaa fomplet. iom ban
suffer oct. inoen ham peioer biem
til 5amilien. Zen Slags @oO.
gerenbeo ger life observation-disclosures
Cp9aoe lettere at leie. men biol
per finn oisic Qienneifer liot burti
aere mo mloer 6atti8iorierBelicn.
huis Oct life bliner Oct. Der er prr
re. 81 bucm er oct ioa. Der moo
betale2
I'll Sht oil ieg aerae after
beaoiie til aarsberetninaerne Der
tDoeligit oplDier ON &lrfiomheOcu.
Nj ooenanforte efsemplcr paa Soils
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itaas. at mango iclu 9l0raan0ere.
ioriemmcr at ia1oere Dem neicre,
maaife oe nuppe NOT laicr oct
imulffe Goror0. bpormeo 4aitor
@unabn 6ormanoeu Tor Set RouIs
5osus D'cuiahcospleic leoiaaer lin
9eretHng. Oh Abori ban itaoi9 9cu
taaer i'm @nn on ocu 0i0tp. Der
er iaa @neopeaoia ior at 6oIoe Den
%qaaeu0e Meni86eospleiea ct
Fauls Soau uirfer u|aihpaail nj
0iulpcfasic ca an0re oifeutli9e Su
"iututioncr. 5uls 0erfor oe. iom
iaar arsbcretuin1eu piloe lie eta
tins iat8Hcm nilQe Sc moie. at oct
er Ell i%orholospis rin8e 5um DC
LIS areosforiian0ere tnu ionic mo.
|tra0s oet. at Soanct omiattcr DC
%ilore. Hottie anarterer. ct idcr
lila ieIo. at oaiaa Grb%eioeriidu0cu
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9uoel. aon man nel iortpafe Dem l.
at oaiaa oe ieaer no, bnor DC fan
DO mere iriit 81 irit meo oeres
Bern emo moc i 0neus inaore go
Der oa ihlone. ifluIe. @nhoaaeliac
9aaaaaroe. 8ette ioreger 0ienia
bcospleicus arbeioc betnoeIia
l@ra0
Ser ligacr Shl6eo oper Den lion
ne ueliiqucoe @erniua. ~gieu8beos
pleien uoeoer. % oct er. ionl Oct
ber rare. Nen oeu llu%ioen6cocns
56l1fo ON oens Cilpprelie. Der
Iiro6s geocn OF Nonfcn noml liz
ger oper Masier nj peliitacre0e. ia
riae % ilotfe 5irm. if1l0e gerHc
i~farfafH0c til 9srocl inr Saacn
ii0r mar ma betrufer Al mango
imaa Stem meo @lroe amer ocre
moaneolige 9iorag. ioroi DC ior
iiaar 6uoo Decentralization err
.uaro
@io allie De. Der leuer paa 9iuets
9asii6e life Dil looe gtenten pofie
fla TOR on nma. ioct Dem aipes no
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Den lag9es / Den Qsoli0enocs @oono
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3ettc cr taaet ira .Narhns Stiits
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0ao fmoe hare 910t o. nj lUic
buao man ocrhicumc GOT for Dem.
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9uittrriusrr
Supan ii sfioneil. H..

6er fotieret, e abl. ar. 50 :. =. :. -. -. 49,. S1S1140
Blair, 0ebr, Spnoaasffolal :. :. -. =. ........ 1000
0s 01oines. Say 9etbesoo @abs 5c-6orening $500. 1000
0enmerf. @s, Mrs. Z. gnoerien, Sans Soien
@artba Snicu bo. 81. Sons 0len ST -. -. -. 100
Council 9lufiS, So, Senoaqsifolen -. o.. =. =. 49,. 635
@eitbroof. 0aiue, I'll airfeguloen Sapon, %lngoousf. $3.50
eugene. Gre, til straightforward. 0rs. Sans 9ertelien 1000
Superior, 95, Chris 9ieIien -. o.. 6. = ...... 300
Calender. Su, til airfeQGloen, gilbert s. Snnien 49,. 300
20. @inobam, We, 9dr Smiot :. -. -. =. ........ 300
Cane @allep @iont, aof$5, S4a5enen % oufrnS250 80
@rcen,iae Wnb. til Qirfe6naninaen Si0a, 9pf.. 800
Iofionpile ga. Qnf 500
@aipoca. g8s, 0or 5rclicrs M96S Notwithstanding 800
9uifin Rebr cars 9eterien So 10. Chris Qeterien s. 800
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-01
Skal Du ReiSeg.

Hvis du tsnker paa at tage On n
Il Gamlelandet efler sende Btllsf -
slegtninge, da koms fhu. st VI -
zakke af Aar har solgt nere Billee1ES
md nogen anden skandinavtsk Agem1 !
chicago. vi salger BiIletter pas -
se sterste og bedste Lihier og akaz1a
vore Reisende Plads 1 Hmaakahyttsna
aden ekstra Detailing. Aitid godt -
aefslge. Penge veksles og h1emsenn0
Eronesedler kjebes og smlgeA A.
~yplysninger faces we'd Henvende1DD -
sort Udvandringsk0ntox.
. Evangelisten PuhtisfxfnG 1ooks1b
s526 Fullerton Ave. Chicago, III
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mn0icn 9els 8ruoitn. Yiarp 4eterial 9%uoaSuieu.
Wcrle >cbmiot Jtora 8asma9ien, 4irs. Yiaie
Sdm1ot otto SfaiaL GHe Sdmiot srieu @t=
tbct. 650gc lbg8aem, bo -; arfhn Sc5mot,
S6un Se5miot. Coma @eerien. SOa 0emmiugiaa,
0oam Scbmot 5eas Better eamHcn, IN. 81; Ser.
Council Qlnifs, 30. e : see =. e. -. .. 800
eugere, Guaou. 0irs. Sans 9erteliaH -. p. +.. 1000
Superior. AAs, Chris 9ttelcn .. :. T.. =. 49,. ... POO
@etloaia Nab, @0o 60. X. 8af, -. s. &uHigt
DtatH Rderien, Sgrgen 9anieL A0oIpb 9asnusiet
Better u 4ccrlens aoolpb 0onlel. y 81. Yctcrim,
Setter 9brluauieG 8re0 Eobnfen, Gins 3her Neter
So. @m1et Socob 8eerien In ST. Oscar eetercn 50e 1890
Summit D1mn, z Ans4n 0iah. G0rt5 eamp, Re
ter Seim hp 81 9iels 5er8mPn arel Rieieh
ears eo9pe1nt ho 50; 8otor ~ ! 3lod @3s
Sans easperien s. =. d.. e. - =. ....# -. ..--. 2200
9ormo. 81 Gaf, 3tons 9ia6: q s. aoieaoabl 50; n.
g. anoerien Yiimie 9asmlsm 50 S3; ehrt5 Neer-
fen. Steen Semei !. s. 4{oos. Wartn s. SDeri1I
bD 81. p. 9%oen0ubL Sens I. 0tortel U1at5io5 Gbrl
ieuieH, Z. 2. y. S1n0. Chris an0eria5 Suues Gin,
Sohnnes Seien, g. Better 9aim. Sens @0m0a1L
Better Aieier, GbrHten Qdeien IN. 81 :. ...- .... 1000
@reenOlle Dhcby Fl Refers D19b: s. y. soricn s..
Ole 9mningPn. 3on Sobanicn, Gies Il. @eer
imNn, u. Sarfn. Sens Anorim 3D. 81; Chr SDn.
orup 50c; I'm. 9i0itup 25c :. -. =. ga. - ....... TO
@oipaco, 0iS. Dor 3rdier5 0o6 llna0om5iorcnmaen 1000
glifhn, 9ebr, Chris 4eterim 81; gors Sesperien $3.50 $50
Goalri0qe, W2out. emaus Wab. 9ator Is. Is. Ulelgers,
50; 3QSionc, Y felot GPrs qielien, 6 Scnieu, 66ris
Noo5aaaro. Sanoerien, @a5gteien, 4eer 1omne.
RIP. 9eter an6erien, Naler Often, &. Z. Reterien
bp 81; 5reoerif Soien, 9ouds anoerien q. 1b.
Nielfen bo. Doc -. =. .. .. - =. 90. :. :, ...+. 1450
aiIiammen $f95770
glair, aebr, Den 81 Gee, 1912.
Otto Sanfen
sas. Den lore. I. eO.ht6. STRIFE am.