davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
Guttilir-Lrsitiita 1tunrrr 36. 1911-f9t2.
(Sri gremie mo Soften" ct ar 5urnub).

Oct grber o5 at hume mebbeIe Dc al bore abomenRr. ion cnbmu life bar
au1nfct ia foraarets uOboIosrge Seu, a bette Tan erbolNS for % Gents.
Snahngt Spnt Refer bnnbcr r at tuuue ufeo5nile DC mango ion ubu
SI snfer at aufaHe fig bet Seet iuddoer fdRnoe:
Sorben eifr SGbetornet. 9Wt al Spar Srnr. Smaabthortsr I'M Sr.
vi Gntonie Gstcn - arueuf ira Srast. 49, Sipurmeu. - 9rnthf SauiuapL.
@o. Ganb. gbHOs. CIaf 2augirter. lSuuireretl. - Smaera. vi Sobs g. &Ht
Sr Cara. 81 SinmarSbinebe If u. z. Siseus SemmeisbeSe. (SMurereret).
- spuefammeraeu. 6ortGatg. - genpttSbe 5use -- Spalansh uO stae.
baustphenL (Suutrcut). - unber Baraplpcu. Ora ETps 5prto. 6ortrMna
ger ira. SGOretmnets 9ttors. @eo glib YouLien 2aatrepeD. Frshens
Sulcgjrn. - GbDcrfpppcns 8Gpes OF Snggdnuh. - st Seorng. - de SnaS
9so o SrrOeiGro. (3auturet. Slaiteu. 6ortGat8 al a. ; @rssrien
Ssbbrse. (Suureut). - gst Ola. vi Soar SGRr. - Cars s0ubben. -
aerOplanst hos Spr % 9lautcr. - gcarsimt 3gt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
Sufturcus Meccp

~uliuilHS Jllltpi' IVY IlL VI
ORIG iunoet en- Goftor," lfriuer Mrs.
Gliic 9laeuer, G%arlinUille, 81, "ioTI
bar pGret iitouo til at ifripe Ell Ste'
cept, Ger paa nogen Waaoe tunoC
Iammenlignes meo Or. Eeters au.
rifo iom en- McOicin for De almin,
belize SpQoomme al oct menneifeligc
2eaene. aurifo er ct ionot timber
~iaImiboel, og ieg ucO oct al perion'
lig e~riaring."
Snaen apotbetcr @ebicin, men et
iimpelt llrtemiboel, Der boloer en-
ubruot Hcforo for MeIO iom Sma
beosgiper, ser itrUttcr Jig oucr e.
Sunore0e Mar tilbO8e / Sioen. 81
9la6 og Yauilet, ser giuer uoierIia
%lluberretning ON BEN, Iaaes frit pdr
Sorlangenoe. StriD til Or. Geter
Iobrnep & Cons 60, 1875 90,
Sppne Slpe., 9bicogo, III.
Adrertfsau,ap
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
Sra baroanSer.

-
Gi bar mn l9nge bapt Oct melt uo-
merfeoe Ssltpeir, rent en- gfteriom.
mer. 5olf bar Oct traplt mco at
ianfe iammen Sallerne og oripe Dem
biem fra Sieloet. 9ette Irbeibe CT
life iaa rent ligctil, .iiGr / auom,
bpor Salierlle ON Sommeren itrei.
fer ON paa De ltore Sjelopiooer ubel
Silipn. Set er M lGnge iioen malt
/ apam ilutte0e meo at boloe Sic
tere for Saren. Sc fleite er BOG
oper Sorpentninq be!bigc og four
bra igicn ON Seiten Selpfelgelig
gaar Dog abifiaige Gpr igien paa De
pbslige Sibber og guaoer De tsrre
Straa, inotil Sne og 5roIt enoer De-
res 2ibelier. llngtct man | ienere
Iar bar lagt liz eiter "goOt Sma-
loilag", forefommer oet mig, at
benne- 8ren al Sllsbprapler buroe
bore enbnl mere paaagtet, elo Den
CT.
Som befienbt er Saringerne itcrft
interesiereoe / at faa bpppige Camp
Ifibsforbinoelier meb &augeiuno og
Stauanger. Saroanger. Ssnoborbs
lanoife OampifibSielifab isger piIt-
lof at tilfrebsitiae rimelige arop ira
ate 8anter al lit pibtitrafte Srafifs
0iltrift; men oct fan pfte boloe
baarbt nof at magte Spgapen s
"Sgrarllto"" bar Ganrpifibene ibeit
ltaoig pGret fra = til 10 elmer
fOriinfebe. 3ette er formeget. 90
naar 8eir og Ginb err iaa fsieligt
Tom biotil, maa oct bape fin 8run0
| Sperl9sielie al Sarer til og fra
De mango Stoppeiteber.
Oct err iiffert nof, at Saroangers
bpgoernes arap paa 9ooe 8ommlts
nifationer = iGrlig iispprts - pil
itige Iar for Iar. 2ab os bare tp11s
fe os frem til BEN Sio = iom MAD
life life lager iaa fern - ba 80.
briferne fommer igang / ainiaroif
ng Ialuif! Wen b~ortieet ira bette,
iaa pil Sorobruget, Smoainbuitrien
o. Saanoperfsoriften pge / bper
gpgo.
apam er pilt,of = mar frare9.
mes Sboa - Den 9pgo / Saroanger,
ipm / Sorbolb til Solfempngoen tpl-
Ter fleit 'Saanbperfsbripe1oe og alt-
ore Irbeibere.
Oct itigenbe Sorbrug / gpgbeu al
alminbelige 2%anosparer letter Sri
ierne op. 6or en- Del 9lar tilbage
blep +. gr. betpoelige Wpngoer 81
Ser og 9irfepeb fsrt til 9perne; mi
bGnoer oct ofte, at Soteler, ga9es
rier OF andre lterre Sorbrllgere maa
fjebe @eb fra HabobpgOerne. Sirfes
peb betales M meo 16-17 Ser. pr.
Waal.
en- Del al 9pg0epeisanlGgget
alspig-aaS-Seranb, iom ligger
inoen ainiaruif Sogn, er M f9roig-
bpgget og operleperet til &onrm1nen.
Barceaen bar en- SGng6e al $500
Meter. Sparbeibelie n bar foltet ca.
$4,000 ar. Irbeibet fortiettes MI
llooper @aaroene 9jotpeit og Ias.
8eil9ngben ira 8rGnien moo ain-
iarpif til @renien moo Sonoal -
pppe paa "2eitet" er ca. 200
Weter. Seraf er 500 Weter fer
o%igbpgget. Staten pber 9iorag meb
Ell Salpbel til bette pigtige og foIt.
bare gpgoepeisanl9g.
uaerspang aommline er giennem
Gare1tes Sob blet tilbelt aoifiuige
2egater, iom fomnler gpgoerne til-
gooe, og bpis iamleoe 5ormue eQer
g~eboloninger guar op | ca. 100000
&roner. glanot Segatitifterne fan
nGpnes: Sorenifriuer aoren pg Sit-
itru, Sobias 8. Iga, Son apalnes,
S. &eiieter, asbjsrn Suugstpcit,
Ola E. Speoal, IF. 8ines, Iils llr-
benin og Gilip geggepif.
Som tioligere meboelt er ser fat-
tet geilutning / anitstinget ON Gre
beling at naenspangs Serreo. Su-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
Gm ny samling Sfrpner.
:. n unsr =.
~~ nutner 2~~
Csri sramie mes Soften ct aar sornus. offers: IS Cents.

(Si YrGmic ms Soften" ct Mar I 5ornuS. GaGS: 80 Cents.
vi aiurbe flor ct Soisa mb u ~Sirsuebot', im inScbolSt Smadfubhr
% Srruer al bore beohc 5trsnennserc bkmme Rorse Samiuseu log ima
sot NJ al hi iaar. bcrenre 81 til at ugi not en- "Sfrsucbot" meo ct gdnfe mt
SnSbolo. "Stgueboa" iuoebober inr Inrige pHtorcr life bare al norfe 6or'
fatteu. men osaa al He tenbte aurer ion Baron BON Dtaut9urru og ames
rfaucru ". z. aRcu Sttuutruc 5treuebota for 1912 or lite nrnt /
Spgrcoialhcr in flor men Tan IGicS Ige let baaoc al SanbSfot og Sptoli
bndbe al norhe og baure. @uacu tuneboDtr iorubeu en- Eel Gel Smadrubber
% andoutcr. in life er opfprt SnohoIosIUteu, fsaeuoe 6rprir:
Scr Saaseuicu berter ON ameuta. So Sigurb. - Sbt usrec mo
Senisoaseue. - Dunno GaenS o. Srolo til SiGrrinsc. vi =. Gr asbhsruicn
- Zen sretenos. 2tcerdu @rHcieraur vi Ser StpLe - Eel. crpIuTue Snno.
af W. z. aber. $780, gehtmetrien. vi elias arrmmer - gaiudbaniena Otto
6rRri vi 8. z. SduI5c. - @psbas - GIehaft vi 9. Z. Glen. Snha'
mems siterbeoSueutL. ". z aIben 5Gi laaae. 5auoeu Rsooeu. -
"giaaneu". vi elias arrnrner. - Gu Smsunasnulc 1902. Grtroier Sampn
- Git samip. af 0aus Sclmo. - sncInsSen, iom 1T grmesiu til at lsshe
Fg. - smaahpfRr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
Innntlir-L9sntnp ltunrrr 32.
For Anpnnntn1rn.

(5ri grGme meb "YOhcn" ct aar 5prfnS) -SGIses nIsne for 25 Gents.
@i beueocr Cpmrrhorbeoeu pau De GDre Gunre az "6amiGes2psutn9".
fom HnSes Ipecrceut YrGuuIifen Nf oiNe fl Ri ipneIt frembGOe g. 80.
Tom ct iortrrffeig Sdn for uu9ooumeu. SM5 3ueresHu for at IGe RorF
Ies2rsntn9" Nr. 30, og ot er Nher pna at Dc ipGncsuoe os hrttenee "i6ort'
tories" oil btngc SutereIeu OF. Sefpt Icn er rBt iautreut toeholoer Srs
trunger al Sacob o gQ. Sm5 aauruo, Der Sbe 90 mango andre. guSeI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
Camille
llnnrr 81. 19t2-1913.
Gri SrGmte mS "goaen" ct aar 5Orauo. Oilers 30 Gents.

(5ri SrGmie meO Soften" ct aar 5orfuS. Oilers 30 Gsnts).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
gabcn 0orreiponoauee.

Z ocuuc aioelins 6eiuarer 6esnttiD'
men, pco Sirlp AT ben iurioiite Siitano,
iom ben / pocfrmmenoe SiifGlSe mnattr
be6spe ubcuira, 2ups, Someitcnos % an
Src suprssmnul fra Slaoets sGiere.
Get bcbTe @iouesbpro ON, at "Nnben
| SurrcipuuSanee" bar lin tore SGrSi fOr
hem, or uel ocu SmitGnoisbeo, at be ian
hittis bcuptter fis at anlesntnscn til at
iuoieuoc Spergsmaal.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7,T--Wheat steady;
May d ls9o% q o0A, July sSh bid, ,septem-
Corn firm; No. 2 in elevator nominal,
export g No 5Sh to arrive f, o. b., steam
Oats quiet; natural white 37@s9 white
Rye steady; No. 2 Western 60@7O c.
/; f.. Buffalo, state nominal delivered New
Barley steady; mailing 6OQ7o c. i. f.
Buffalo. feeding "a pounds 5Sh c. I. f.
Hay quiet; No l IOo@1. o2H, No. 3 rs
GS0, clover mixed 7Sd1.05.
Straw DUH No. | straight rye LOO.
Hops quiet; state, prime to choice 25d
SS, Pacific coast, prime to choice goa 23
straights S4.50m475, clears 425d445, win
ter patents 5,25G600, straights Asa s. 90,
clears 4.30Q440.
:, Beef firm; family 24.oOq25.OO Pork
firm; mess 1850 G0.25 family 81 .OO@ % CO.
Lard firm; city 10hq1OSs, Western
Tallow quiet; city (in hogsheads) 81,
country Gin tierces) 6m6%.
good off oil 6.1S@6.25, winter 6,45d $50
easD 80. Futures, February 631@637,
March 6.33@6,3 49, April 6.34Q6.37, May 637
g6.38: June $3.50 40, July 6,45@6.46, Au-
gust 6.47d650, September 6.4S0650.
Freights-Ocean (steam) grain steady;
United Kingdom 4a5d, Germany 7O@ IS
pfennig, France As to As Sd. Holland 101kc
General cargo limited demand.
Petroleum strong; crude Pennsylvania
ESQ. Turpentine firm 45l5@46, Rosin
dull; common 5S065.9O.
Wool firm; domestic fleece 29d32, pulled
scaured basis 1880, Texas secured basis
45@62
Hides active; native steers 1919,
branded steers 16h
Coffee easy; options opened 11M12 low
err; Rio No. on spot 13%.
Rich steady; domestic ordinary to prime
4ika53s.
Molasses steady; New Orleans open
kettle 35M45.
Sugar. raw steady; centrifugal 34S,
muscovado 2.98, molasses sugar 2.73 Sug-
ar refined irregular; fine graduated 425
M4.3O. cut loaf 5.I5 crushed sos, mold
a 40, cubes 4.40, powdered 45O diamond
A 4,35@4.40, confectioner's A Ais. Softs-
No. 4.05. (No. 2 Is 5 points lower than
No. and Nos. to IA aree ach points
lower than the preceding grade.)
Potatoes quiet: white nearby 175M2.75.
Bermudas 4.S0a5.60. Beans steady; mar
row choice 530m .35 peas choice 4.10Q
Ais, red kidney, choice 4.559460
Dressed poultry quiet: turkey 14d24
chickens 12J2S, fowls 1917, ducks l0g
10, geese SOFT.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
MOVE To
D|SBAR ACCUSED
ATTORNEY
Boykin Says He Will Take Bos.
wells Case Up With the
Solicitor.

Attorney John A. Boykin declared to-
day he would Immediately consult with
Solicitor General Hugh Dorsey as to
the wisdom of instituting disbarment
proceedings against H. ]. Boswell, the
lawyer who was arrested yesterday on
a charge of swindling negroes and
placed under $1,000 bond. Attorney
Boykin said his action in the matter
would be determined by the advice of
solicitor Dorsey, but that he also would
probably take the matter up with the
proper committee of the Atlanta Bar
association.
Although Boswell would be disbarred
II he Is convicted by the courts, At
torney Boykin said he did not think the
lawyers of Atlanta ought to delay I'M
I'll the courts have acted, for he said
ne had other evidence of malpractice
on the part of Boswell.
The cases against Boswell, Charles
Ison, who posed as a justice of the
peace bailiff, and Jack Reed, a negro
who worked for Boswell, for swindling
negroes, will be called in Justice of the
Peace Jordan's court this afternoon at
5 o'clock The warrants for the three
were sworn out by Florence Brown, one
OF the negroes who claims that she
was arrested by the bailiff and made to
pay Boswell fee when there was no
charge against her. The warrants are
on blanket charge of misdemeanor.
All three were placed under $1,000
bonds by Justice Jordan yesterday Bos-
we'll and Ison gave the bond, but Reed
is still held in the Tower.
Police Chief Beavers Investigations
revealed that several of the negroes
who claim to have been caught in the
alleged film flamming trap of Boswell
and his assistants were summoned to
appear in Justice Jordan's court Sew
eral cases were called yesterday after
noon, but no one appeared to prose-
cute the negroes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
.|RRECULAR|TY IN
PRICE Of COTTON
Market Continues Dull, With
Marrow Range-CabIes Are
Firm Sentiment Mixed.

NEW YORK, Feb. THE cotton mar
ket mere opened very steady today, owing
10 Improvement in the tone of the spot
market, coupled with continued steadi-
ness IN Liverpool and first prices were 8
70 points better than Thursdays final
A bullish opinion appeared in one of the
morning papers, being credited to lead
ING spot house. This brought out a wave
OF good buying from a number of lead
ing spot interests and attracted consid-
cradle attention generally.
After the call the market became steady
ana rallied to 4 points from the open
ins,, put later prices reflected toward the
initial figure. The ring crowd were fair
~ good sellers. Sentiment among the To-
f cas- Is not quite as bullish as it has been
ana cover on every bulge.
me market during the late forenoon
turned extremely dull with a narrow
range in prices. 1t was said that business
was smaller than has been for the past
TWO years However, prices hold fine both
IN future contracts and Southern spot
markets. with an advancing tendency for
futures. The market was devoid OF any
support from the leading bulls, and with
the exception of local short covering and
was idle. The selling continues remark
aply well in face of more bullish senti-
ment than has been for the past week.
, ABOUT the most essential feature that
the buying today was based upon was the
expectation of bullish week lend statistics.
Spinners takngs were expected between
5f5'0OO to $4,000 bales. Price movement
during the afternoon session showed ir-
regularity from the opening, March being
firmly maintained around 12.45, May
1870 and July 1922.
At the close the market was easy with
prices showing irregularity, being l point
higher to 5 points lower than the final
quotations of Thursday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
512 CAPITOL AVENUE
BRINGS $4,000 CASH;
EAST LAKE LOTS GO

The Smith & Ewing Real Estate
agency sold today the two-story resi-
6epce and lot at 512 Capitol avenue for
h E. Dunbar to a client for $4,000 cash.
PThe 1T is 5Ox2OO.
The Edwin P. Ansley agency, repre-
sen.ing Lynn w. Werner, A. V. GUIDE,
Er. {. r. Haas and G. A. Nicolson, Jr,
|s5,d to Joseph Richardson lots 2, 8, a.,
/. 6 and in block 10, East Lake, for
s2.9On. These lots face Skiff avenue
|anG overlook the golf links of the At
Lanya Athletic club. Mr.. Richardson
Erill build @ home on a part of the site.
|TAa frontage is 200 and the depth 1870
feet
The same agency sold for Jacobs,
Feldman &c Bremen, the McCord- Stew
|art Company and P. H. and A. ]. Mill
Ter three lots on the south side of Gill
|mer street, between Butler and Pratt
streets to a client for a consideration
which was not given. The dimensions
|are 839X9S,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
STOCKSSLUGG|SH.
WITH FIRM TONE
Little Activity Pending Forma-
ton of Union Southern Pa
CifiC Dissolution Plans.
BY c. w, STORM.

NEW YORK, Feb. There was activ-
ity in the copper shares at the opening
of the stock market today in anticipation
OF the copper producers report In the
belief that the fight would be bullish many
traders bought In consequence Amalga-
mated Copper was l point higher, Ameri-
can smelling was up q, Chino advanced
ana Utah Copper rose q.
The stock list was strong. Among the
other gains were United States Steel *,
United States Rubber "a, Union Pacific
u, Tennessee Copper q, Southern Pacific
u, Reading "a, Northern Pacific a Amer
lean Can Is, Colorado Fuel and Iron q,
Colorado Southern | and Pennsylvania
a. California Petroleum began II lower,
but recovered Canadian Pacific was
stronger on London cables rising ~
After half an hour profit-taking carried off
some of the early gains.
The curb was steady.
Americans in London were steady, es-
pecially Union Pacific, but Southern
Pacific there was under New York parity.
In the late forenoon prices moved with
in narrow range. Slight fractional gains
We're made in Amalgamated Copper,
Chino Copper, Steel common, Reading and
Union Pacific. Canadian Pacific sustained
steady.
Trading in the late forenoon was dull
and price movements in the general list
were narrow. The local traction issues
were prominent, moving a point
The market closed steady. Govern
ment bonds unchanged; other bonds were
steady.
Stock quotations.:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07

ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO, Feb Nervousness was
characteristic in the wheat market this
morning with price changes during the
nrst hour greater than for nearly all of
yesterdays session.
The strength at the opening gave way
to weakness later on Increased offerings.
at SO to sly dS1%, but these fir -e G up
a shade from the lowest levels Liverpool
wheat was higher in sympathy with the
ADVANCE at Chicago yesterday, coupled
with reports of continued dry weather in
India. Argentine shipments were large
and the visible supply in that country at
ports showed big increase for the week.
Northwestern receipts were smaller than
week ago. but larger than a year ago,
and the same may be said of receipts at
winnipeg. Paris reported largely in
creased offerings of native wheat.
Corn was ia &c lower on increased Of
ferings. May sold at 53Ss d53% to 54h;
July at 54%@54%. Liverpool was higher
for futures, with larger American arriv-
gentine shipments for the week were
smaller and there was a decrease in the
visible supply there.
Oats were IA hc lower with sales Of
May at 33c, off to S4A and July at 35 to
347sc.
Provisions were higher with hogs
while there was enough corn on the
ket during the day to cause price re-
iieved that The larger e; holders s we're only
small sellers. Word came from New York
sNS DOhh hln GOTH DOuBnl lUtIe d
few days ago for England was Cancelled
Wheat closed unchanged to IA to sc
lower. and oats were IA to Kc lower.
Worlds shipments of wheat for Monday
are estimated at IA, 500 600 bushels, com
pared with 100000 bushels a year ago
Clearances of breadstus from the seaboard
for the week were 1000. 900 bushels, and
corn 1859, 900 bushels, compared with g.
100000 bushels and $500, 900 bushels re-
spectively, a year ago.
Primary receipts of wheat were 823, 900
lodi npN sNfA 4 A,,s,I
els. Hog products were sharply higher all
around on shorts covering
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
RANGE IN LIVERPOOL COTTON.
FutureS opened firm
nnnnin0
HAYWARD G. CLARk,s
DAILY COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. Liverpool
came in strong today with futures about
s points higher. Spots points higher
sales. 5000 bales. Higher futures as usual
bring more spot demand and so the bull
ton again Consols declined further to
745s. Spot interests in New York were
persistent buyers of contracts there yes
terday. feeling certain of their ground
after the grade revision.
First trades here were at an advance of
about points. Selling was intimidated
by the display of power in the Northern
shorts to cover provided a little buying
which caused an advance to 1858 for
July, but trading was light and without
enthusiasm.
Weather conditions continue very ia
vorable. Spots today are hc higher to
buy on the advance in futures. Demand
small and scattered, but offerings equally
light.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
FIRST LEGAL HANGING
TAKES PLACE IN Tiff

Triton. GA, Feb. John Phillips
was hanged in Tiff county Jail today, it
being the first legal execution in Tiff
since the county was created. The drop
fell at II 53. His neck was broken and
he was pronounced dead in twelve and
half minutes. The execution was con-
Quoted by Sheriff J. M. Shaw Phillips
made two minutes talk to the crowd
assembled outside the Jail, in which he
urged parents to bring their children up
right. He met death with absolute com
posure, not a tremor of muscle pelhg
apparent as he stepped on the trap 3
IN drunken frenzy Phillips, a negro,
killed another negro, Kid Jelks Smith, at
Eagle Head in the southwestern sec
ton of Tiff county on Sunday April IA,
1912
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
|COUNTIESLAST TOGET
PENSION ALLOTMENT
LAST YEAR NOW FIRST

Those counties. which had to wait
two or three weeks for their pension
money last year will get their allot-
|ment first this year, and those served
FIRST last year will have to wait their
turn now.
The governor has on hand sufficient
funds-about s600,000-to pay some 60
Or more counties now. He will be able
70 pay all the pensions within the
month.
Commissioner Lindsey and the exec
utiye are making up a list of counties
10 be paid today and checks will go for
ward probably tomorrow.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
COMPANY FORMED TO
DEVELOP RARE MARBLE

UADSDE-N. ALA. Feb. 7.-Articles
" Incorporation of the Black Marble
.vnpany of Alabama were filed here
I W., The officers are: Judge ]. A.
Dnofo' president; E. w. Whips, vice
o.,S'oent; 0. r. Goldman. secretary
DIV DIV treasurer and w. P. Lay, manager.
3,. a'N marble in large quantities was
c r.s,O'ered last summer on the Etowah-
~ t, .,, county line. The marble sells
t,n Wv per square foot. Black marble is
rn, U N only one other place in the
lir,,t sI states and there the quantity is
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
COTTON MARKET OPINIONS.

Logan & Bryan We do not feel dis
posed to make commitments on the long
side.
a. Norden & Co.: We should not be
surprised to see quite an upturn during
the next few days
Sternberger, Sim & CO.: 1t looks as II
we would still continue to have a quiet
market.
Morris II. Rothschild e. Co.. The pub
lie remains uninterested and we do not
look for decided changes until the market
broadens
Hayden, Stone e. Co: Sentiment is
bearish, but there are signs that the tone
is growing rapidly harder.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
GEORGIA POTATO PLANTS
TO GROW IN CALIFORNIA

IIFTON, GA, Feb. within a few
Gays large shipment of south Georgia
sweet potato plants will be made to a
IaIlfornia produce firm by Tifton's
eaolng potato plant shippers. The
south Georgia yam has been given such
I boost in California by tourists that
Caliornans are DESTROYS of having this
delicious tuber as a regular diet.
Inc California produce firm wrote to
"e Georgia Experiment Station for in
'O''"atlon as to where the plants might
We secured. The inquiry was referred
F" inc Triton firm and the sale made.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
HOXSEY CUMBERLAND
TELEPHONE DIRECTOR

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. AT the
annual meeting Of the Cumberland
and Telegraph Company the
present directors were reelected anu
two new directors added j. NJ. B
Hoxsey. of Atlanta. and f. j. Hail. 81
New York. The directors viii re-eiect
the present officers in Nashville Friday
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
GERMANS ADD DlRlGIBLE
BALLOON TO AERIAL NAVY

BERLIN, Feb. IA new high power
Zeppelin dirgible balloon has been add
ed 70 the German air navy. A sue
cessful trial flight was made today. the
war office announced that the balloon
would be stationed at a post on the
Russian frontier. 1t will be equipped
with a rapid fire gun.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
'IOARETTE DEALERS
ACCEPT SHORT TRADE

lsttaD ola GA, Feb. THE ciga-
10 ah, ss'iers of this place have agreed
limit Dy the city councils ordinance
t,o, ,,, n sales to fifteen minutes a dav
ers are 10 -, 10 10 o'clock. The only deal
free ,l,s lontederate veterans, who hold
hayjra uses, all the regular dealers
bv ~, . Deen forced to quit the business
'-'0 special tax imposed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
Marion Mitchell.

The funeral of Marion Mitchell, two
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. R. d.
Mitchell, of Al East Fair street, who
died last night at the residence, will
be held from the home Sunday after
noon at o'clock, and the interment
will be in Westview cemetery. Rev.
w. A. Foster will officiate. Surviving
the child are it's parents and grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Grant, and
a sister, Mary Grant Mitchell.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-07
RANGE IN NEW YORK FUTURES.
Closed steady.

Liverpool cables were due to come 2
to points higher but the market opened
steady at a net advance of 3h to 3
points. At 1915 p. m, the market was
cables were y to l point higher than 12:15
p. m. The market closed steady, with
prices a net gain of 31h to 5h points
from Thursdays final
Spot cotton in moderate demand at 5
points advance; n1iddling 6.94d; sales 5000
bales including 5000 American; imports
1000 bales, none American.
Port receipts are today estimated at
$4,000 bales, compared with So, 533 last
week and 92.214 last year, against 40,103
the year before.