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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
SALE Of A., B.&A.
ROAD AROUSES
ASSEMBLY
Rumor That Louisville & Nash
vile Seeks Line Stirs Inter-
est in Fate Of W, "a.

The coming sale Of the Atlanta,
Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
under foreclosure proceedings, and
the rumor that the Louisville and
Nashville has its eyes upon il, has
started something of a panic among
Georgia legislators. particularly as
the present Legislature likely will
consider seriously the problem Of the
Western and Atlantics release in
1918.
There are two parties in the pres
ent Legislature with respect 20 the
Western and Atlantic Railway. one
fayors the release Of the States
road as II now stands. the other the
extension Of the road to the Atlantic
seaboard
II the J.. & y. gobbles the A., r.
& A. IL is held by some that il
thereby viii have strategic advantage
over the State road in the matter Of
extension to the sea Indeed, II tho
l. q n gets the A. =. & A, II IS
pr iiCted that the railroad map Of
Georgia likely viii be pretty well
changed within short time
There are those in the General As
Sembly who are advocating the pur-
chase OF the A, r. & A. by the State,
thus extending the W & A. to the
sea Others hold that the State should
keep its hands OF the A.. r. & A road
and COnfne Itself To such railroad
property as 70 now possesses with it's
fine terminal facilities In Atlanta and
Chattanooga.
II the l. 4 \ gets the A. =. & A..
81 Is figured by some Legislators that
s. Immediately provide for entry into
Atlanta by some other way than that
over the state road as It now comes
IN. II this is done II lis Contended that
the ". & a will will he pretty well
put out OF bushes
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
Atlanta Pastor WEEDS
Two a Day for Week

Marrying couple a day is the rec
ord Of DR.. Caleb A. Ridley, pastor of
the Central Baptist Church, for the
last week. DIT Ridley says July seems
to be as propitious for weddings as
June. He performed his seventh cere-
mony for the week Sunday morning
on his way home from church.
DR.. Ridley is in Monticello, Ga, this
week holding meetings at the Baptist
Church there
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
THE PLAYS
THIS WEEK
Two Headllners al Forsyth.

Two headliners will be offered with
FIVE other features at the Forsyth this
week There will be the usual daily
bargain matinees. and. Of course. the
ever popular night performances.
Cecil Leane and his company in The
Moving Picture Man viii he one OF
the headline features Miss Eva Taylor
and her company ~ three people Will
present After the Wedding one of
the cleverest farce sketches in the Cata
log Of good things
Among the other acts will be Warren
and Blanchard. the black face come
dians, the pretty Grace Sisters, who are
singer and the piano PLAYER, Kennedy
and Melrose. the bouncing gymnasts.
and Houghton and Hughton. who are
expert trick bcyClists
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
Says He Got $4,000
For Staying a Girl

LOS ANGELES. July The po-
lice to-day sent to the state authori-
ties Of Ohio copy Of the remark
able confession" of Simon p. Hefen-
steine, aged So who said that he
killed Pearl Bryan and committed six
other murders
According 20 Hefensteine he killed
Pearl Bryan al Toledo, Ohio and took
her body To the place where Jackson
and Walhng. the men who died for
the murder, disSeCted it. He said he
received 81 600 for the murder.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
Mrs. Tribble-DiCk
Now Carries Cane

SAVANNAH. July Mrs. Sam
uel Dick, Of Atlanta, formerly Miss
Ruth Tribble, of Athens, daughter of
Congressman Samuel J. Tribble, re-
turning to Atlanta from her honey
moon, treated Savannah to the new
walking cane fad for women.
1t is now a question Of what Sa-
vannah girl will first take up the
fashion.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07

Ten cents viii pay the way to see and
hear Edison's Talking Pictures and the
highest grade Of irst-run motion pic
lures al any time from 2.3O in the aft
ernoon until 1890 q night, at the Grand
during the week that starts this aft
ernoOn
A big program Of the talking pictures
was put on last week at higher prices
and served 10 draw large attendance
after the pictures had proven their
value. The mana cement decided on an
other week, with a change OF subjects,
and because OF the interest in the pic
lures and because OF the tremendous
seating capacity Of the theater, de-
termiued upon the policy Of continuous
operation at the dime price
The BioEraUh. Nitagraph, Lubiu. Sc
lig Pathe. Essanay, Kslem. Edison and
Meies' releases will Doe presented with
entire change OF program daily. The
Talking Pictures will be changed every
other day
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
Furniture Men Vote
Weekly Half-Holiday

At a meeting Of the retail furnitur
dealers Friday afternoon resolution
to close all furniture stores OF AT
lanta at 1 p. m. on Wednesday after
moons during July and August was
adopted
The resolution was signed by more
than 80 dealers.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
AnSley Manager to
Banquet Hotel Men

The Atlanta Hotel Mems Associa-
ton and friends Monday night will be
entertained by Jack f. Letton, man
aEer Of the Ansley Hotel.
Those who will be- present are Al
bert Keen, Georgian Terrace. J. Lee
Barnes Majestic Fred Houser, Jour
nal. Lee Jourdon attorney, Harry
Dutton Piedmont. j II Evans. I'm %
pcrial, Ed Brown. New Kimball {,
Bruno Buckofer. Terminal. Jim WI
liams, cafe Durand and Frank Har-
rel. Aragon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
Chief Believes Park
Fire Was Incendiary

The burning Of the commissionaire
stand at Grant Park early Sunday
morning has started an investigation
by Fire Chief Cummings as to the
probable inccndiary firing Of the
building.
The building, said to have been
worth $4,000, carried a small amount
Of insurance. The first floor held a
soda fountain and confeCti onery
stand. The upper floor was used as
dancing pavilion.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07

The musical comedy attractions that
are playing the Biiou these days have
become Immensely popular with patrons
of amusement Each week brings a new
company, presenting a new piece, and II
Is safe 20 say that nothing in the
amusement line has pleased BijOu pa %
irons better than the attractions that
are playing from week 10 week The
bin that is being offered this weeks IS
the 1912 Cabaret Revue. Along Broad
way, which viii be presented 10y Il
big company Of fun makers headed by
WIN stanton and Rosallnd May
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
ARsoN AND STAYING CHARGED.

LEXINGTON, July Arson ana
murder were committed In the burn
ing of three residences at Somerset.
Ky The charred bodies OF Clarence
Renfvoe and his 3-year- old boy were
taken from the burning buildings by
tlvcmen The Coroner's verdict de-
clares they were murdered. Ellis In
gram, who fought with Renfro, is in
Jail.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
Ten COllegians Are
Believed Drowned

BUFFALO. July Ten young
men, all said to be graduates Of Eng
llsh and Canadian colleges. are he
lieved to have ben drowned last night
in Lake Erie just Of Crescent Beach
opposite Buffalo.
The young men We're in canoes, and
two Of the canoes, overturned were
found floating in the Niagara River
near Fort Erie this morning.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
Gum Shoe Squad
To Trail Washers

PHILADELPHIA. July TO rio
the city Of Washers and break ur the
practice OF flirting. Director Porter
viii assign twenty officers 20 g gun
shoe squad which WIZ spend an is
time watching for offenders.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07

prediction. the Tippins bill. so called
In the last Legislature. has not been
re-introduced in the present House.
II has been stated, time and again.
hat the prohibitionists or Georgia
generally look upon this measure ID
useless and Of doubtful Judgment At
;his time. and a sort Of "let we'll
enough alone sentiment appears 10
ne spreading among temperance aG-
yocates
The truth Of the matter is, prohi-
bitioniSts seem fairly well satisfied
with the status OF things in Georgia.
and agitation In the present Legisla-
ture-or, anyway, in the present SEES
sion-seemS unlikely
The Chattanooga News recently
stated, In an editorial praising At
lanta. that Georgia has the best en-
forced prohibition laws Of any prom
nition state in the nation, and FAR
better than Tennessee. This seems to
be agreed 10 all around and the fact
that the Tippins bill has not been re-
introduced, Notwithstanding the con
fident predictions that IL would be,
lends color to the thought that prohi-
bitiOnists in Georgia incline to agree
with The Chattanooga News.
The old expression. Il wouldn't vote
for that fellow for dog catcher" has
no humillating significance in Savan-
nah.
There the office Of dog catcher Is an
ancient and honora lie institution. and
one to which folks generally look up
in indicated awe.
Announcement of the appointment
Of f. II. Henry as official dog catcher
for the city OF Savannah, in Compli-
ancc with the ordinance adopted BY
city Council at its last meeting, has
been made by Mayor r. J. Davant.
Bond In the sumo Of 500 has been
furnished by Henry who begins mis-
official duties at once.
The catcher will be provided with a
wagon, In which crate will he placed
to retain the impounded animals A
net will also be provided for use in
catching the dogs, and pound" will
be constructed at police headquarters.
A. soon as the equipment can 90
completed the catcher will start on
his rounds.
To Mr.. Adams, OF Hall, belongs the
honor and distinction Of starting the
House roll call in the way II should go
His name, like Abou Ben AdhemJ
leads all the rest, and many a time
| he has set the fashion in voting, 20
| see himself viudicated in the final
| round up.
Adams rarely Is absent from his
/ seat in the House When Clerk Boi-
/ fcuillet begins the call every morning,
| Adams is the first to answer pres
| ent," unless Mr. EdmondsOn. Of
Brooks beats him to it and moves
! that he roll call be dispensed with.
The last name to be called is Mr.
| Speaker" He generally votes one way
or the other although Speakers many
| times have inclined to refrain from
going on record unless compelled to,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
Grandma Talks
About Babies
Has a Large Circle Of Listeners Who
Profit by Her Wisdom and
Experience.

In almost any settled community
there is q grandma who knows Moth
er's Friend. Not only is she remi-
niscent Of her own experience. but
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-12
Rsn, Friend.

There is one frieno who will never
tail you while you have hands to move
and brain to plan. In your dreariest
hours she will be your sweet refuge.
and in times OF prosperity she will
guard you from the pride which
goeth before fall" She will bring
you long nights OF restful sleep at the
end OF your busy days and when other
friends grow careless or disdainful
BhC will absorb you more and more
Her name is Work. and neither the
highest nor the lowest can be b sppy
Tor long without her.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-12
Took Mother Literally.

Marian pointed to the glass or
cup when she wished a drink, utter
ing inarticulate sounds intended to
convey her desire. She was old
enough to talk some. but she had
never been taught t. ask for drink.
Mother said to her: when you want
. drink. Marian, you Say, Mamma, or
papa, or Haxel. or Mildred. drink "
rae next time Marian wished a drink
she pointed to the cup and said:
Mamma, papa. Hazel. Mildred. dink.
dtnk-lnky-ink-inki"
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-12
WEBB BROS.
Domestic Economist.

An --ollent Manchester lady fro
uuent,t ties her friends to tea, but
she do" vi furnish ier able lavish
". WhcA her a;r have eaten all
the bread and but md cookies, and
realize that the III, over. she looks
brightly at the empty dishes. Well
now" she says, in triumphant tones.
''haver" Judged rour appetites @
aotIyf" Manchester Guardian
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-12
Why Snow is Warm.

Snow is warm by virtue of It's ngh'
and woolly texture. But It is also
warm on account Of its whitenesA
Had snow been black 1t would have
absorbed the heat OF :hs sun and
melted quickly Instead, It reflects
heat and the reflected heat falls upon
bodies above the snow, while the
warmth Of the earth is preserved D.
ARath "
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-12
seIf-KnowIedpe.

Suffer me to recommend to you one
OF the most useful lessons of life, the
knowledge and study of yourself
There you run the greatest hazard Of
being deceived. Self-love and partial
Ity cast a mist before the eyes, and
there is no knowledge so hard to be
acquired. nor Of more benefit when
once thoroughly understood.--Abigal
Adams to Her Son.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-12

When woman suffering from some form OF feminine
disorder is told that an operation is necessary it of
frightens her.
The very thought of the hospital operating table and the
surgeons knife strikes to her heart and no wonder
1t is quite true that of these troubles may reach stage
where operation is the only but thousands OF
have avoided the necessity of operation by taking
Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound This fact IS
aested by the grateful letters they write to US after their
health has been restored.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-12
coIloae secret.

BaeOn-wAAt did your boy learn Al
eOllegef ESbert-says he can't tell
me. Baeoa-Why notf Egbert-
Says It's = secret Baeon--NonsenSS
HGbsrt-No. You knob. he learned
the football signals
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-12
& COIN
Popular Priced jewellers
SO3 Main Street

Ind
nyOc snfOhe
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-12

Cures Old Sores, UtnsT Remedies Won't Cure.
The worst cases, no matter Of how long landing.
are cured bv the wonderful Old reliable Dr.
.orterE hnti7rDiiF Aeai'ni o. n reiiey~'
saAr 'siF - .srf, - - .
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-12

For Weakness and Loss OF appetite
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVES TASTELESs chill TONIC. drives out
Malaria and builds up the system. true tonic
q nd sure Annetizer- Ror adults @-A -r,iiA~-- Sn~
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-12

nothing
that sells high
sewed watched four
twenty filled 5000 guaranteed
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-01
1~noiamlineen
til Mlinoeeapen

iii at ppre bebiplpeli9e meo ar'
beioct for sSnOiamIingen til WtinSe'
9opcn til Hor9e hor hi onlat fslgen'
be SnoiomIlere for nchcnitaoetoe 2t'
itrifter:
81. g. 8rotb % 8. Z. u III,
Mnppiac, 5roiG So, q. 9af.
8. z. see, Imcrp, Eolf 60,
isis.
$. :. Seen, Scfinocf, 8rono
SORTS So, g. Sof.
$. 9isrron, Petersburg,
Boone 60, 9tcbr.
8. u SnIporono g u q c
3iIicn. So,plcp, Sian 60, Winn.
elsie er bore ReprGicntanter og
piI mooto9e @ioros til Winoegapcn.
Suffering oil blipe gipet / Npilerlle.
Winoegape. aomlteert.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-01
9Grbeoigit
Z. $. @eggc,
y uobGpct al mig.
Yropcpal8ct / @aoDimitb.

SEQ TrspepalQct Sen 1Sbe bS. ici-
rcoc &iebmano 81. 6. Sbompion meo
81 StcmmerS SpcrpPgt oper lin
Wt~obfanbibut for Croferer. Sc .
andre Wcolcmmcr al aommlnreitps
ret, iom blep polQt, cr SfolebeItprer
q. &. Burns og Apotbefer g. u. 9i-
mocf. Spen peOto0 commissions.
Itprc for onttrent Ell Wtaalteo iiben,
oq be palgte bill ocrfor fontnte til at
llbferc tit Irbeibc Pitcr DC &egler,
Tom cr 9irloenbc ior be11ne Stprel-
ieSform.
Sr. aicbmallb u. 6. Sbmupipn,
Ser er fsbt / Sarmarf, bar finn 10
Iar garmel, bu ban fom beroocr
nleb line SSorplbrr. Son i~noehauer
. al DC itsrite ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ger her / 9peu ianlt er Ell pllgttrp,
bpQtia o9 r~etifaticn Mtarb, iom M
Der SefolfnineenS flIbe N9tclie.
Sans &rspepalg. Ser pil bliue itab-
iGitet pes BET aIminOelige Salg Den
lite Ipril fsritfonmtenOe, oil berfor
bIipc mootaeet meo 8lGOe og Gil
frc0She0. &.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-01
Spriu9 6ropc.
(Giter "@erulo"..

- DIR. % Wfr@. Chris &nnttcru0
al NilnncnpoIla tiIbraJtc EoaifcbeI.
Gen / Spring @ropc.
- IaIc @othnc cr otter ct @ciGQ
hos 4. Nclcrion rciit tllbaQc til
NoOc, Soma.
Nir. oI Mir&. &obn @Ierrlba
Gottcr 9toro QroNucrc0c iorrigc llQc
ira neutrality-suspicious. / It, TmlI.
- NoQot NcrQ&Q0oro % HlIbcrt
!tilicu Al NltinN, u. Guf.. cr her pnu
Ncin1 hos 7. g @crNaNooro % ia.
mile.
Ghn@. s. Muumur0. ser lite
Npril tIItrU0cr ipm Ncitprcr Tor
SprtnQ @rope Creamery, oufom Tor.
Icocn mco Tamlllc ira Ontario, @is.
- Gen norif Ilttherifc WcriQhch /
MiImiuQtou, bctlcut Al Vuit. $. :.
@cm, bar ira Carnegie Corporation
/ 9iun I)orf in0ct %oitc ON @ioruQ
I'll ElbCOrQcl, % Ct ianbunt nil on
ltniIca I'll SommCrCu - mnn'tc mo.
lUttc> ! 9ruQuit. NTpute Aorporn.
ton ser rortNCu 1T bcfIcnhtc @ibIln-
thCfaiorb oN'on bar oprcttct CT 5Ionh
Tor NrrfCorNlcr. nil itIpnte oct hnlpe
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-01
SQruct lcb
mcgrt af ubltt
q Nniiatet. Sprebtes Until iir'ten
pper belle Scsemet. Sfnrp paa
Supeoet. Saaret ialot al. &lpebc
ffrrffclig. Gntimra SGbc %
ointment b%clbrebcbc.

Rpnrrc. gais, Ia min lilc @ut urr 'cr Ndarc
her aammtl tom oer ct llolct poo bans @Inrat. % bet
'srcotc ia. inofiI bet iilnoit par uGitcn opcr belle He
pcmet. Ter bduuccc ia Srurp SOpchct. pdarct idIet
al "a sIscu par fprfrrbclia. &aor SIurocn bIcr t!pct
%itnifcr, picec &annrt ND tore Traabcr. 2 Nu'iatrt
"a sao ScacmCt pdr llSlaact icu tor Tcr'atrtna %
rdlehc al. Saruct leo meact, % rite or Ra'icu
maattr lea Iiaac paaacu ca hpIoc bets NruocT, ida bet
life III frabie ps rioe ia %iitnttcr. 1e8 'pr'Haie 'erit
Cu.lc GioIcr. ina nj pa Gcoictncr. men I'll iuaeu
s'ntte. TilNbt iiIruahrt CIT Zen GuticlrG Wtolcrnc.
huprfpr lcs icuoic citcr en- grpnC for al ic hpno be oil
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r~uliasrc. SEQ tirbtc en- 9giIs Gnttcnra Ointment %
q Stuftc Grticurd SGbe, "a 'er bet boIuc par or
hruai par nit Barn ]hcIbrcoct. @uttcue NOUco CT MI
brNG'fCi al en- irpoia SGaroGrt, % bans puotarpe be
unsres az ruhucr, mcbcus ban iracu Sr bar. 5ca
hdnber, at andre WFbrc oil brace 5prbcl Of min Gr
farfna "a life libc ia nh mcc be i~tnficlS SPrn, Der It
Der al buoipaODmmc." (llueerteaucil Mr' Hunic
Suuuccrs. 29Nc sent. 1911.
Guticura Srbc % Ointment uSrcttcr ioo mcact 'or
raarIia r~ubiaruc. vppC 70 ruC 6rubcr 'nnlt tort. TINT
"a a~TaIocuNc nadr. % 'Difcr ido lioCt. at bet CT uG
,tcu en- furbrnoclic life al BRUCE BEN. SGlgcs ~
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hpcr i,uoes frit mcb - siocrS Soa UUt Nuneu %
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Boston"
Is-RrnN mCO en- &uiiatShuo burnc brr8c Gut
cura SGbe Sharing Stid 25c. Yreuc trtt.
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1omas nve Dcilop.

Sra Gc& Moinc&, Ga, TELEGRAPH
res Ocu 26bc Wnrt5: Cen me
%cilou pe0toQe3 iong al HeprG'cn.
tonthuict ntco 81 moo 70 Stemmcr.
Norfirmperne Tor Ell nter poerli9'
Q%ouenoc 2op opQnu ierit line 6or.
io0 poo of Iao ~@opiorila9et ontenoc.
ret, citcr at HcprTiGntant SironS
Nmcubcncnt ON, at oae Golntrs
iuQcnisrer5 NrirttcIic IfuIbe 1oh.
tienOc& al Stotcn> %cifommriSiiun,
bar bIct ncbpptcrCt nlco Ell pperprl.
bclloc Wioioritct.
Canine SfiNbuc leo RcprrI ers
tout &cn'cuS ToriIoo on, at olc
Moutrottcr FOR @rocr. hpi% aoitcuoe
opcrifrco $500, ifrIbc ]opprobcreS al
%rlfommli@iiorcu Get forfaiteOc5
mr0 53 moo 81 Stcnmcr.
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SmaapIuf.

- Ncnrp ToIocng reiite i6ae til
Suifotheipan, Canada, for at orone
meo en0cI &anb, ban cier Der.
- 10 Nsru bIep 5reoog bra9t
bcrtiI ira Often, og ale bIep ooopte,
ret al 6ouiIier / 9pcn OF Snlegn.
- Ron GoIocng rciItc iba9 til
@orncapiae, Wtinmneioto, for at title
lin Jynocr, Is. y. &oIoeng9 5arm Der
/ Nprhc0cu.
DIR. % Mr&. .. Z. GRANDPA.
gen ira Canton, 2. 0af., iom lar
opbolot Jig berneoe pna Selsg hos
SIpQt % &euner Ell llgCS StO, retlte
biem &orbog.
- : 0ccorob Wicni9bcO blCu Der
/ SsnOaaa opto9et Oiier til DC Neo.
Ilocu0c / Canton, Ohio. s Spnooe-
mcni0bcoen er Scr ncoiot en- &omite
iii at moOtngc @iorag I'll De Sfabe.
ll0tc.
- DIR. oQ Ntr@. &ood)im 2arlcn
ira StouQbtpu Wi&, nnfom Ssuoug
WtorQcn pao' no9Ic Cages 8iiit hos
Wir. % Mrs. e. Z. Nofaaicn % at.
orc SIUQtninac. Vira. &orien CT Ell
Seitcr al Mrs. Z. :. SaafuuiCn, og
bun % hCn0C@ Wfon0 cr pna 9rpl-
lllporctic.
- Nr. % Mrs. Sans %spitucn /
@lCnlpnob Gomnihip bol0t itDitc Sn&.
0oN NrnIlup Tor lin Guttcr Slloa %
9lIbcrt ScaIop. &c nrrmclte SlGgt.
hinge % &cnuer bclto1. &iclicn for
rctteoCa al Eaitor z. u. ScarpiC. &c
NuNiitc nil boiTttc Zig poo Ell 6arm
/ nUuutC (olpniblp.
- Chris. @rcQcricn ira GIermOnt
oiluQ6c oa Ell pcnlig &iiit | Ssrna08.
&nn fom bcrop Tor at Ic iii mcb lit
&onO / NTrbc0cn al IcCorab. Mr.
@rCQCrlcn piltc o. ct @illcoc al Mi
ncrnc al bcn futholife Strife / Gler-
mont, ionl FOR Ell ll1ca Sio ii6cn blco
hcurolcrct al Ell GornaNo. Sobct pou
airfCu or ca. $4,000 mcO fun
$4,000 Nl1iurancc. Get prpQtlqc Ri
bcorgcl en- 8ape ira @uperner Ga
robcc, blcp totolt ebelngt. Get bauoc
foirct ca. $1,000. McrfcliQ NOT bIcu
&irfcn3 Snuru ~itoocnOe belt ulfoOt.
Stormcu onrcttcoc oQioo mcQcn Zoe
IuQQclic pnu andre @p9ninQcr baabe
i Omen oQ noe pon @nubct. Get babe
al GoQct bIcp repct al Gle :. ClionS
Nla; IiQclcor@ miItc6c Or. @ccfer@
&u@ GuIct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-01

NED paa be Steoer, boor Der pleicr at
fomme fleit Wlislinaer. Get parer
% life Ipnae, fsr Witslingpngelen
bar ipitet iig paa bisie Stene, iom
fort Sio oerefter operflptteS til gr1lrts
bere ganb. On 8interen I9gaes
Stenene otter pad ct itsrre Cub,
men ielpfslgelig oltib iaaleoeS, at
man paa pisie Starter bar fltlo
Soeriigt opcr, bpor bper eneIte Stett
beiinber iig. Ser ligger ba Whtsltll7
gerne / 80 Inr, boorcfter DC anIeeS
fPrbige I'll "Eerleoperution". Man
inoisrcr nteb egne Sltitrlm1ertter ct
rrntot Stpffe Eerlemor / Wtltsllngcrls
Sabre. Sette Stpffe banner &iers
men for Den fommenOe Herle, 0a Fer'
le%nlorlagene logger Jig omlfring oct,
ion Sfoaet ON Ell 500. Nanr
EerlcnorItptfet er bel albraot, lGgs
geS WhiSliugen after / Sapet, bpor
ben ba benligger / 3 4 Iar. IA
tages Den op FOR itblte Sang oa aabs
mes, bporeiter Den fproige Eerle fan
tageS no. Eerle0prfntngel fan erl-
felte Iur binores, naar Sje9rGsIct
porcr iGrlig til, eGer naar Sappolp-
perne ebelGg9er Whtslingpnglen. Set
er iGrIia apinber, iom arbeiOer paa
bcnne Gcrlefarm. 90 De bar IGrli9e
@etill9eIier nctop for bctte slrbei0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-01
On japamSf Ncrlciarm.

Sanfcn roo cit artlftctel Fcrlcfllls
mr. or 0antmcl. Iaereoe Gimme Ito
toIte, at man ulaattc flt1nc Iaoc fun
itioc Gcrlcr uc0 at iloferc frentncoe
2eacrncr / NhtSlingerne.
Sort / Sc icnerc Iar paabcgptotc
man intioIertio gerpcrimcltternc ntco
flniti9 Tcrlctrlpirfnin9, og paa oen
internatioroIe Siiferiloitiuin0 /
Berlin 1855 funoc nlun frcmotIc DC
fsritc TcrIcr, Iom bar %Ircntbra0t pco
funitioe Mi0lcr. 9aabe / SpIfIano
% Sr~oufriqc giorbe man 6orisg paa
at irembrirac funitige Eerler, men
RruItaternr oor life altto beloige.
9core IpffcNc2 ct Sorisg, man, giorSe
/ aino oco at inbisre / Wuslingert
Ger oa @lTimllIer, iom ltoen bleo
opcroraGct meo fine Sag al Ferlernor.
Soo fon man beller life her Iaa
larat Tom at irembrtnge Eerler,
bpiS StsrrcIic oa SLAMS fintoe mad
Ic iig mc6 Sc pgte. Nert bette er MI
lpffeoe$ FOR Sopauerte, % Saparl tot
MI role ii0 at at bape Den eitelre
ptoenifabeIiQt oreaniiereSc Eerle'
iarm / @crocu. Senne 5arm, Ioin
err anIagt al ben befienote laparlfe
3ooloq, 9uftcr Iifomotc, Iirtoes
paa Sotofununasen / Iabu9ten. Fao
en- 9mohmqe, iom itrpffer Jig latlst
no / Sapet. lager en- bel HGffe Sp9-
nineer. Ser fnoes bl. a. ct sabora'
torium FOR rioenifabeliae erperimeil'
Ter, en Sortcrinssial, EatrumL apIl'
torer % Soliger for .Sircttsren %
I~siiitenterne.
Staticnen bIep arla9t I 1891 %
pnriatteoc ga life itor SirfIomheo'
Men anereoe i 1898 funoe FrofesIo,
@ifomuto ienoc DC isrite Ferler pac
IarteSet, os iioen Dem Sio bar mla'
hpert Iar iaact sc beillsltc Fcrler frf
Sapan. Spert Mar | Siili % gnar'
lageeS SuaaItene og Stlferltptfel