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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-02
PalermO.
(San Giopanni s'Grsmi!i. - Won'
rtnle).

gon 6. W. 2 SduItteis.
gliht peii bon bem galdSso Rtal..
abisits in sinsm Minisl. Der aus bros
dslnDsn Wauerrsiisu hitsht taud9t
plDslih bic srts Der flint roienrotkn
auppeln ouf. Gs III sugIeid bic hoa'
ne, bic, fpelte ban aburm irDni; ole
anbsren iissn flah ouf benz Dab, tpls
cine apIoHis BON GlisssnpiIssn.
9cs in oas tlsins a!oftsr Gan 6ios
panni btsli Grsmiti. Die ghriften
bauten IS, nahbtm fie bic Gorasensn
aufs Saupt seihleesn batien, nno In
elmer Stimmuns, bic ben Btihduer
ipie ssronis brlhrs. bdutsn lie 81 i'm
Stils b.r gtIiseisn. Der Sburm
ir1st noh bic 0lode, bic 1872 bic
SiliIianer AZ ber ~bluiissn Yeipsr"
sufammsnrief. isnsm Sdla6ien. bei
BEN 5000 JronSoisn In sintm Tag ihr
2tben liebtn.
Dos Iine nun allies lang mrslanss'
ne 9aae uno in btm ileinsn 0ortens
pisre6, bas tinii ben wfonhsn su ibrsr
Grscsuna bknis. III tin Srisos. ipie
bic Welt eranbsn ibn nint at6tn
Tam. Ta lpinnsn iih bic Sonnsns
itrob!en burh bic G6ul.n bss artuss
eanas unb fallen nuf ben alttn Roth
fraud iiber BEN lansis siRsstrodnsisn
sfloFsrbrunnsn un6 auf bic lnngsn
fpsiBen 1rcmpeisnbluibsn bss Gdiua
renbaumss. Die slsinsn srauen Shat'
| ten Der Gibshfsn huiHen ipis 0eiit'
lein burh bic Sonnsnfleds In bad
T1mmxrlichs un!er bsm 8uhsboum.
| ssIuirr. llebsr benz alien III sin tief
blausr 6imrnsl. IN benz Die roisnro'
then Auppsin iiexn lpis obfoHbtrIih.
uuipabrfhsinlihe 9r0ume.
| fir mid in bieIsr ariine JI.d: ga
i lermo! Gs eibt nod Elm onberes 90
ltrmo brnuben, NIT punberbnr male
riIhen Tlidsn. Durd, enee 0ahen
in bensn srobe Wersen bunier Gap
| pen flat.srn, oenn 81 III brute Maid
| iua; Elm palsrmo audi. no man alt
Wonf,ssst<iH in Rntotomben &C
litihiet jiebi. unb Gin frties ietum
/ fpiilies Valermo. bas iih um be-
Nonie pelIegrino losert. 4btr al
lcisfe BiIb<r bobtn Mrs nifi 70 an
aeiban. nis bic ROitntuppeln be
MDnns. gu ihvn 3ieht ss mid obn
Dabl, 10 bnlo bas Shiff Dor Unite
, liieat. Dcnn pilssre i'd burh. bi
Qorio DsIiee. fabre burh unenhiif
Eirobcn. an btrtn NGnbern pnulO
nien Itebsn. uno barre snDlih Dor be
: tltinen pforte. binter ber Der emf. /
/ bdrbeibigs 6iiter iiebt unb IGdxl
B luenn Il mid fiebi: Ca coenoseD.
!. iignora 4. btHiHimo!.
. Da ift hdnn nod tin Gle6. aui bel
rlih germ einen @useublid fteh, i'm al
) ten Yolsrmo. IN her Qatkorole |
sIss, Bel alpss Wrabm6itrn aus Noisr
i grant Obsr font einem f@Snen. n
!. ten Getn. Oisis mt6!es brasH b
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-02
S,atte 30 itarf seieiert.

Charles 5reiiaer. non 90. 263 Neit
gasaQiten slpeniie, iprong geiterH
9orglittaa aus einem syeritsr ieiner
i'm ssreiien Stodiperf beleGelieH NcN.
nuua aiii bic Girabe. fam jeooA, tpie
Die aerste i'm iidoiiiden SoipitnI Ton.
itniirfen. NIT einigen mIlbebeuiesDen
Sd,rcmnsen bapor, dreiiger botte aus
genid,einIih Die ssnbresspenoe enpas
3u lebbait geieiert
Nie araii @eiiie MonicH,, Dte m
oeni Snuie Elm gAniitndarenoei&
tefreibt, Der Vali5ei raittbeiIfe, fam
ssreliger suerIi In ilrsn Nnoenf fgdtiiyst
|linD ipoIlte IN einen ManN6rant frie'
den. bo angeblid9 eine 6n4aM Net,fe
i'm perfcIoten. S1e ingte ibn pfcntpt
aus BEN Qnben unA menioe Ninuten
lpdier ipsdno er Aann aus bem Siuet
len Gto6uert beraass.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-02
2iberli9e @eiessebnns.

Das Sufi3 9epartemsnt Der Der.
sgtucten bereitst iih auf eineu pihs
tiuen Rdnlpf Dor. &c hanoslt iit I'm
Zen 8eitono beg gefeBes, ipelfes Der
Rsaierung bas Ment ertbeiii. 8erus
funa beim Cbsrbunbes Geridt gsgen
gntfdeibungen Der unteren JnitaH3
einsuleaen, Die GrimiRal 4nselegens
leiten betreffen unb segen bic Regiss
rung ausgefalleu iinb.
Die Wihiisteit bss GeIeses ersibi
lid aus ieiner Geldi4te. Gls be,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-02


lleberreife adifer ntinrihs VI. uno
Teiner t,emotIin aonfion5e, einsr y
siIioniffxn prin3tITin. Sic brndte
i1tn ia ippbI Gi3ilisn ais erM. "
iporo fsin Jlud uno Der Giuh is'tss
Goufes.
gDtnn id slpiihsn bieisn bsiptr
Sdrgen i:ebe, III mir, ols fonrfe tm
i'm isben. ben lansen 3us oertr, o'e
iiber bie Qlpen 3osen, otm Slotn lu,
nit elmer Mutihtn Stbnfunt I'M
Sxrsen. bic, bon beneH Der nii6t.nre
gPuboif BON Sobsburs Ingie, er idpt
ipo6l bic Gubfapfsn, bic ba singtn,
dber niht bic, bic pieoeriehrten. Nbtr
|bieTe Gtbnluht ipar pieaeicht bod oas
Bette on ibner, tros Rloolfs uno isis
nsr Riitiernhsii, nit beren Ollie tr
elm anlidnbiges Grbt 3uiammtnbrahts
uno bpfottbgy In isinem Bette tiarS
- unb pon alien Stropben Shsfttls
| HI mir ppbl tstns lisbsr ais bic, IN DIT
er bieiem Sehnen Iusorud gibt:
8 Suasnotraft, ipie tpirit pu alter.
gaIo lit dun mir bic Siunoe nab,
go id nidt mebr burd beutfds gDdls
Ger
2ius3itb ms aanb Stalia.
| 5oh iiber palermo liest Wonreals,
unb iper niht germ su Sub ainGIts
tletiert, nimmi bic Irambohn. in
5rdumsn babe ih mir itor oft ousa
aemaIt. ME brrlifl ss iein mnb, 5ii
s5ub su gsbsn. In Der Wirt!ih.eii babe
if itets Die srnmbatn semdbt. Nbsr
aud i6r Wse iit iibtr.pd!tis.1o idon,
fbenn man esraoe CUR Sci. Der 3ltrcr
nenbiiitbe onsommt. 80 sessn 9noe
Oitober, ba iisigi Der Duft BON 1uus
isnoen BON 3itronsnbdumen am Berg
bang emper unb bdngt iDis cine slts
gDtibroufnpoIts iiberm Gsg. Dis III
Elm lieblih<r feiner Sauh. sesen BEN
Die auforiHsiihe Oranssnblulpe ntht
anftpmmen tam. llne bic aastuss
heden taben ibre solbgeIbsu unb rcs
then Iriihte nnb bier unb hd cine
iternf0rmise gliitb uno sans otsn I'm
aJofiersarien bliiheH pefpdiste Roien
unb Serbitpsilhen; Die NIT asuitios
Leinaelegtsn Gdulfen bes areusgonses
hIeuhien in Rsssnbossnfarben, icrpeii
bic 3eii unb Die ameritantr ihre fhIl'
isrnbe Wofaii perihonten.
auh bo III Jriees, pie brunten be
ben Grenriti - nur Der 5iiisr melt
nid3i, pas Griebs in, benn er IN II
itsier 9lnsit, edb man NIT Der Spib'
bes RegeHihtrms bod Elm StudneT
43uIsjos herausbobrsn f6nne, ipenl
sr ssroes no anoers binfhaui. Dss
balb maft er einen Shriii, irsnl
. id einen made, smei uenn ih srpe
: niats, itsi iih, tpenn it mid iess. unl
: itebi nit mir auf. Wii bem Jrieoel
iit Is rein gar nifis! uno bic gang
Siimmune gebt fI6teH.
ans purer 8osbeii renne ih In
qaufidritt breimal Im ben arsuS
sdna gang berum uno er fpis befefe
+ hinter mir nrein. grit ala ih fang
nieosr i'm 5rumapaesn fise. iif unit.
mir bic iIimmeruopeibe Sioot IN
bas fIimmernobloue Useer. um mis
!, bic Gdrien polI Bluitnoufi, tomnst I
J. mir lonsIom .pieoer, isner Drieoe, Be
i it) i'm al!eH areusgaHg Dsrgtbli'
N sud1ie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-02

burhIuht bat unb ibn ntht porgsfnns
ben bat. Die Mnnabme, Dab Nodez
feller In ireenp einenl 4rmens9pipttal
unter drStliher gebunolnns iteht,
biirfte fpphI faum 5utreffenn tetn.
SeIbltperFtdnolih 1T bas llntsrins
dumas sRpmmittee mehr als je ents
StloFen, RpdeFellers habhaft 81 ipers
ben, benn Is tann naf ben angefuhrf
ten 9srbdltniHen gu tetnem anoeren
5hiuB eelansen, ols oab Nodefellsr
iih Der llnteriudung entSiebt, neil er
tpihtiee Mittteilunsen iiber ben 8elns
5ruIt peridipeisen min. alngelihts
Der sbdtIahs, baB es ii6 UNI etne ots
fentIihe 4aeslesenbeit bon Der groB
ten Dihtiateit hanbelt, iolte Rodes
fellsr niht esltottet tperoen, Der nns
teriuhlne su entitliipfen unb neRn
Der apngrsB 10 tpeit eeten mibts, oaB
er ben u8rit Of outlalprp" ipieoer ins
2eben ruff. Cine glothpenoi9tett fur
elm iol6es 8eIsb bat iif ihon bel frus
hereu 9(neeIegsnbeiten ertpieIen. Sps
.balo Der aonersb unb bic Staatsls'
aislaiuren llnterIu6ungen on'telsn,
bic glufIaluB iibsr bas S6oltsn bes
9robtopitaIs entbullen ooer torrupte
Mahenihaften aufbeden icuen, iptrf
oieIe 4uFgabe ourh 5luat aus BEN
Stoute poer aus benz 2anoe nerettelt
Gin Writ Of outIatprp puroe au'
| Sdlupfloaer psri4lieBen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-02

beltebenb ertl1rt ipirb, obne Gduntn
ron Reuem annebmen miiiIen. abtr in4
SiriIfen iperben eine gonse an3ahl Der
aefdbrlihiten Gruits binburhsez
fdliipft ietn. Das iinb ffnnnlins
3ultdnbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-02

stattoefunber unb bic fiirhtsrItden
Sinae be man porausgeia9t bat. ltho
nibt singetroFien. Bon oem ihOnen
gBetter besunitist, bat bic Yadt f'n
su einem 8pltsfeit. nah art etnes
Aurnspdls BON 8enebig 9sltaltei'
Denn aua bic iipIids gra8ie fshlts'
10 purbe bas burd ben 9eiunosn Sn.
NOR oes Rproens srieBt. 0as goli
bat bas ate Sahr NIT frohltheu1 va
den perabTtieoet uno pas neus Sa9t
nit frDblitsm 2aaen besruBt. Oas
muB Elm reht fauertDpfiIder WenIf
fein, Der faeeI uuf oieies IuDoua5ef
Der @pltsieele blitt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-02

Sm alien englii den Rsht
eriieB man aegen 2tngetIaste. brs ilh
niAt Dor Dem Rihter itellten. sinsn
.Brit Of outIaaprp". Deutih fpurpe
oas 6siBsn: sr fpurDe fir poeelfrei ers
fldrt, oa er in teiner DeIie. slsihDiel
mas i6m 3ugefiigt puroe, ben ShuS
bes GeieBes dnrufen tonnte. gtspas
9le6utihes iheint in bieIem ldnbe ges
bpten, penn man bsobahtet, pie Todss
feQer ii6 DOR Der SOngrsbs spoli5si oers
itedt 1Glt, um elmer Dorlapung su
entaeben, pouaA er Dor oem Gonnittz
tee sur unterfu6ung bes Getbs fruits
su eriheinen bat, um 3eugnib ubsus
leoen, mas er Don benz 0orbafloenIein
zines foitsu gruIts peiB. gDis bes
reits mitsetbeilt, bdben apei Wlann
bon Der 8Ongrsbs spOlisei i'm oergebs
lid gsiuht. SEPT piro Elm san5es De-
tademert Don aongreBs poli5iiten dufs
geboten rperoen, um ieine Wobnplo bs
In Staot uno 2ano QeD Yorf gu lrns
ftslen in Der 6offnung, ibm bic Dor.
Iopung iiberreiden 81 tonnsn, Di'
s5reunos Rotefelers iasen. nab q
tsant lei; ibre ausrebe tit aus ben
Grunbe binfdlig. nab oas unxrlu'
6ungszGomniitee i'm niht aus ben
aranfenbett serrsn nil, fonbern lid
einpertanben ertldrt bat, bab er 81
6uuie blttbt. 10 large er tranf III
rpenn sr ben Gmpfans ber WorlobunI
beftdtist. gu bsmerfen 1T mod, bal
elm aongreba poliaiit ale 8etten il
TodefslIers gtabte una Qlnnspobnun
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-02


8pr Dem Sommtttee fir Wt'tteI
uno Weos perbsn Die Sntershsntsn
ner NoQens, 8oumpoLlens, esiens
uno StubIz uno GbemttaIten : Jn@
nuitrie in beIonoers itarter 4n3ahl err
iteinen. Syruber mar oas nttt mo-
tbte. sic 1attsn Die gertrs:ung n'4t
bios in bsioen 0duiern, ionosrn aun
In ben Rommittees, lpeIden Die Abfdlz
Tunu oe8 Sarifs obltegt. Der 5orm
peaen erihienen einige Wortfuhrsr
tieier :Snoufrieen unp unterbrelteteH
GtatiItiten, ,peIhe oie9erehttgtslt lbrer
sSproeruncen ben &ommltteen unn
Sem Qar6e erpeiien Iollten uno benz
oemdB a6Qefabt paren. Sn Dem leg@
fen Sarifperb0r ging Diefer itanoaloie
3uItuno 10 melt, Dab aommtttesz
12itgIieosr ben 5ubritanten argus
mente, pelne Die GrApbuns Der 3oas
rettfertiqen ipGten, Iusgerirten. Gin
fold einieitiges 8erfahren III nlat
mebr su 6eflrdten. Sn Jolge oensn
rerDen biz 8srtreter Der ner1dleoenell
cSnouItrieen Iih auitren9en mullen, uH'
Sem Gommittee ibre Jorberungen etns
leuhteno gu MAIDEN uno lte baben l't
out por6ereitet. Shon iett WSondte7
haben fie bic 3eitungs Reodtttonen
nit 8ampbleten iiberfIutet, peIhe Dem
glqdpeis oienen ollen, DAB bic Iest7
cen 30Qe fir ppQsne uno boumpols'
ne Naaren nitt gu hob limb, ia ntht
einmal 3um ShuB Der amsritdnllheT
Snouitrie geniieen. IS tshit aut
ritt Die betannte Der8leihenoe Gohn'
gabeQe. lrelte Die Ifertpuroigtstt oT+
fenbdrt, pab lie ni6t Die Gohne II
BEN betrefFenDen Snouitrieen oes .5n'
IQnbes uno Qustanoes dnfiiArt, ion'
fern bic 2Dbns, tpelhe in Den niht be-
ihHbter Snbuitrieen gs3ablt iperoen
Iafoem aneefubrt ipproen III, DAT
Elm StraBenbohn Sonoutteur IN Der
Ser. staaten brsimal 10 Dtsl gohI
erhdlt. pie iein gerufsgenofs Il
Gnolano, uiro patbetiit seTrast
gnie fam bic umsritarifte Woaen
SnbuFtrie Bel folder llngIeihhit be-
90bne obne ben jeBigsn sou ausfom
men2" Dir befIrdten niat, bal
iolde Qrqumente nod perfnnsen tper
zen, fpie es bisber geiheben ut. u
oenannten Snbuitrieen fperoen I'D
cine 9oQermdbtgung gefdllen loifsl
miiTen, uber bic Jurtt, bob man i
Thonungslcs Der europdiiten Ron
turrsn3 preisgebsn rperbe, 1T ntht an
Qlase. 9oup. gDilfpr bat bsutlih 81
rerite6en gsgeben, ouB er ben Jrslban
tels qaragrapben in Der hemotra
tiIhen platform niht ols binoen
era6tst. oaB sr bic 30Gs Bios srmd
tiot unb ni6t aufgeboben fsben NIL
unb man lam BEL ben unitnnie bohs
30len etnsn isbr ttefen Strttt ma
den, obns bag fhus8Oanerifae prin
.aip i'm W2inoeiten au beetntrdhttgsn.
Hm alien enQlii den Red
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
"Revenuers Too Busy for Trade To Be. Profit
able" Declares John Ingram.

John 3. Ingram, former moonshiner
for whom bond was obtained several
months ago through the efforts of The
Georgian so that he might return to
his impoverished family in the noun
tains of Union County, came to At
lanta Tuesday to testify before the
Federal Grand Jury in the cases Of
the two youths, Grover Mcconnell
and Floyd McAfee, who are said to
have been implicated with him in the
Illicit distilling.
81 might ha' known they'd get me"
he said Tuesday. Pm through with
it all now, though Moonshining is a
mighty interesting business. but the
revenuers are getting altogether too
busy for it to be safe any more.
Times are changing. We used to
think it was all right for a man to
make liquor for himself and his neigh
bors without any interference. but we
were wrong. l can see it now"
Reports from Blairsville, Union
County, say that Ingram has been
living a model life in every respect,
fully justifying the confidence that
was placed in him when his release
from Jail was obtained by The Geor-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07

CLAN and aid was extended his family
by his story.
The Sheriff of the county, and min
iSters and other prominent citizens of
Biairsville are authority for the state
ment that Ingram is working hard
at honest labor to support his fam
lily and that his three little girls, none
of whom ever had attended school
before, now are acquiring an educa-
ton in the public schools and are
being given every advantage that the
meager income of their father will
permit
1t is believed that Ingram will plead
guilty to the charge of Illicit distill-
ing when his case comes up before
Judge Newman in the United States
District Court, October Is. 1t is his
hope that on the strength of his rec
ord since he was released under bond
that he will be given a suspended
sentence. Persons who have watched
his career in the last few months will
recommend this to Judge Newman.
II. II. Colwell, alleged to have been
in partnership with Ingram, will be
tried at the same time.
The two boys are said to have come
upon the still when they were tramp
ing in the mountains and to have as
sisted in the manufacture of moon
shine" more from a spirit of curios-
ity than from an intent to violate a
law. II a bill is found against them,
their trial probably will not be held
until spring.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
WOMEN BATTLE
FIRE IN NOME,
GALE SWEPT
One Thousand Are Homeless in
Bitter Cold Weather After
Terrific Alaskan Storm.

NOME, Oct. Fire broke out to-
day in the ruins left by the Northern
gale which partially destroyed Nome.
AS the fre-f1ghting apparatus was
destroyed by the storm bucket bri-
gades" were formed to stem the
flames. Women worked side by side
with the men.
More than 1000 persons are home
less here in bitter cold weather and
$780, 900 damage has been done as
the result of the storm, which swept
in from Boring Sea. Two miles of
territory along the seaboard was
swept and 1t is feared that isolated
prospectors were overwhelmed.
Searching parties started out at
dawn.
The city was dark last night and
the telephone service Is still para
lyzed. The storm started Sunday
night, ragged "a hours and passed off
in a southerly direction.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
HOBSON BRANDS
UNDERWOOD
as TOOL
Declares Senatorial Opponent Is
Controlled by Liquor and Wall
Street Interests.

MOBILE, oct. Oscar w. Under
wood Democratic floor leader in Con-
gress and candidate for United States
Senator as the successor Of the late
Joseph F. Johnston, was charged with
being the tool OF the liquor and
moneyed interests and a person who
has been guided by personal ambi-
ton rather than a desire TO serve tbs
people, in an address delivered at
Wetumpka last night by Congressman
Richmond Pearson Hobson. Under
woods opponent for Senator.
You mean to tell us he is inca
pable Of serving the liquor interests
as a tool?" asked Congre ssman Hob
son.
rs he capable Of serving Wall
Street as tool?
Il say yes"
Then Hobson charged that Under
wood, as chairman Of the joint House
and Senate Committee, which consid-
cred the tariff bill. allowed a Sen
ate amendment to be killed that would
have brought the United States a tax
Of $3.50, 900 a year in revenue for
the importation of brandy.
Congressman Hobson brought up
the Thomas F. Ryan contribution OF
$4,000 to Underwoods campaign
fund during the 1912 Presidential.
fight.
Us Colonel Bankhead correct In
saying oscar Underwood knew moth
ing Of the contribution of $4,000 by
Thomas f. Ryan to finance his cam
paign in the Democratic National
Convention" he asked. Either he
was conscious that Wall Street was
financing his campaign or he was
dummy.
81 now say he is In the hands OF
the liduor and money interests"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
.SALTS FINE FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
We Eat Too Much Meat, Which
Clogs Kidneys; Then the
Back Hurts.

Most folks forget that the kid
neys, like the bowels, get sluggish
and clogged and need a flushing
occasionally, else we have back
ache and dull misery in the kid
ney region, severe headaches,
rheumatic twinges, torpid liver,
acid stomach. slice plessness and al
sorts of bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your kid
neys active and clean, and the
moment you feel an ache or pain
in the kidney region, get about
four ounces Of Jad Salts from any
good drug store here, take a table
spoonful in glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid
of grapes and lemon Juice. COM
bined with lithis, and is harmless
to flush clogged kidneys and slim
ulate them TO normal. activity. Il
also neutralizes the acids in the
urine so II no longer irritates. thus
ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is harmless, ineNpen-
sive; makes a delightful efferyes-
cent lithia water drink, which
everybody should take now and
then to keen their kidneys clean.
thus avoidinl serious complica-
tions.
: A well-known local druggist SAYS
he sells lots Of Jad Salts to folks
who believe in overcoming kidney
trouble while it is only trouble.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
Finger Grated to
z, Replace Girls Nose

WASHINGTON. oct. Her nose
lost as the result of an accident. Miss
Nellie Radigan. of st, Elmo, Va, is
in q local hospital growing new one,
but at the sacrifice OF the index finger
of her left hand. Surgeons to-day
believed that one of the most difficult
operations ever performed here VIII
be entirely successful.
Miss Radigan's finger was split and
the flesh sewed into place over the
nasal passages, the finger bone form
ing the bridge of the nose.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
1000 Ask to Annul
Franchise; Refused

. CHATTANOOGA, oct. THE
Board of City Commissioners has re-
fused to annul the franchise recent
" given the Chattanooga Gas Com
pany, as asked by 1900 petitioners
who demanded a referendum.
b City Attorney EriersOn ruled THAI
1t was necessary that the signatures
be declared those OF qualified voters
by the Election Commission within
two weeks before the referendum
would be legal.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
$50 Students Enter
Pharmacy College

With more than $50 students en-
rolled, the Atlanta College of Phar-
macy has opened the fall term of It's
twenty-third year. The opening ex-
ercises We're held in the schools new
quarters at No. 225 CORTLAND street,
Monday morning.
DR. George f. Paine. president of
the school, was the principal speaker.
He declared that the outlook for the
present year is bright and that he
was much gratified that the school
has grown to be one of the largest
and best Of its kind in the South.
The faculty has been strengthened
considerably since last term and the
most successful year in the history of
the college is expected.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
A Happy Bald
Headed Man
WeIl-Known Politician Nearly5ald
Nav Has Heavy Growth Of Hair.
Tells How He Did II.

A Western politician, well known
on account of his badness and
ready wit, surprised his friends by
appearing with a heavy growth or
hair: many OF his old friends did
not know him and others thought
he had wig. on being asked how
he did it, he made the following
statement: 81 attribute the re
markable growth of my hair to the
use of the following simple recipe
which any lady or gentleman can
mix at home: To a half pint of
water add ! OF. OF bay rum, small
box OF Barbo Compound and IA
OF. of glycerine. Apply to the scalp
two or three times a week with
the finger tips. 1t not only pro-
notes the growth of the hair but
removes dandruff, scalp humors
and prevents the hair from falling
out. 1t darkens streaked, faded.
gray hair and makes the hair soft
and glossy. These ingredients can
be purchased at any drug store at
very little cost and mixed at home"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
Decatur to Vote
On Charter Changes

Official notice has been issued for
an election in Decatur to be held
November 3, at which time voters will
have the privilege of accepting or re-
jecting charter amendments as pro.
vided for by an act of the last Leg
islature.
The election of certain city off,
Gals by the people, instead of by
the Council, is provided for in this
act. The act also makes the Mayor
and Councilmen Ineligible for re. cleo
ton.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
BROKER is BANKRUPT.
"OPENS UP NOSTR|LS, CLEARS HEAD,
ENDS COLDS OR CATARRH At ONCE

at any drug store. This sweet, FRA
grant balm dissolves by the heat of
the nostrils; penetrates and heals
the inflamed. swollen membrane
which lines the nose, head and
throat; clears the air passages;
stops nasty discharges and a feel
ing of cleansing, soothing relief
comes Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight strug-
Cling for breath, with head stuffed.
nostrils closed, hawking and blow
ing. Catarrh or cold, with its
running nose, foul mucous dropping
into the throat and raw dryness is
distressing, but truly needless
Put your faith-just once-in
'Ely's Cream Balm" and your cold
or catarrh Will surely disappear.