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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11
Reddet fra
toner.
70 Kvinder meddeler, hvor1edes
de undslap Saarlegens Kniv
we'd at BRUCE Lydia p.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Swarthmore, Penn.-"I femten Aar
udstod jeg usigelige Kvaler, og for

.I lluSFum al nae
sten to Aar havde
jeg B~l6dninger OF
LRgerne meddelte
mig, at jeg burde
opereres, men jeg
begyndte da at
BRUCE Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vege-
Compound og
er nu we'd godt
Helbred. Jeg har
Overstaaet Livs-
fO%randringen Og
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11
nteo bore 8reore ia set fierne gge.
item sAlbeImret 1914 A
@~aroefompaaniets MebIeggelie.

@arbefompasniets NeoIrsselie.
@eo tel. @eioll,tion al IA. sunni
1912 beiIl1tteoes set iom befienoot,
at @aroen ifal neolagges famt at
.~@arniionstompag,iet itaI operem
til @orbeaf6eling, fnmtibig fom
BET sgeg til $50 Monb. De1, 1tpe
@oroe fom1ter muligbis til at Be.
boloe Sen gomle @aroes Uniform.
Observation-Disclosures bar NJ,
beitelnt, at Gardens ii6ite Mars.
fasie i Sfoletieneiten unoerl9gges
.Gbefen for 26en 8rigabes ltatoer.
Iofficersifole, &aptein MelbuuS.
6orgprigt er SEN un6erlagt Sen 1pe
@nr6eS @bef.
ge0 SEN 1rpe @ur6e, fom oprettes
fra is. September i Mor, for116-
fattes &aptein Soil beor6ret iom
gbef. Set eprige 8efaI er / fin
@e1beo itillet &olget melIem at
imotreoe / Drummer i fin 8rigooe
eller at opergoa fom gorniionere,1-
6e peb SEN 1tpe @arbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11

&oriet paa 9rasseibet. Soenc=
pruit Mpbe, Selie, ffriber / &c. 8.
|Mmtstiocnoe" ONT ct gan1melt @ors,
fom / Marbllnore6er bar itanet
poa &ongsbaugen paa 9rogsei6et.
|Sagaen forteller, at Slon Erpgba-
int Mar 997 Itnbneoe 4 Jplfers
cling poa Dragseioet, % bpo Dem
&'riitenoommer, fom 6e beotog.
Set er piltnof faa Sfe6er / Morge
man bar bebnret ct foooant Min=
besmarfe ON ben fsrite Dnab,
ifriper 5ogneprgiten. Get btl6e
bore iIbe, ON bette Mnrte netop
i. bore Gage if1lbe foripinoe. Be-
folfningen / Selie &r9itegiel6 bar
MI a%ienreiit bette min6esmerfe -
life me6 ct NIT 3reors, fom 81
bens Gm10 bar let for at fort9re,
men meb ct Stenfors at iaa
frnftige Dimenitoner, at set ifal
babe p%anifelig for at foripin6e. EiI
Mfllbrinee,t 20. Si1ri par inbb11ot
5o9ninger, 5jorbin9er, Ser1omp<
ringer % Ma1mogler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11

nm On fpe1tff-ameritauif gomilie,
Br1'1titorp, Der beitaor Of 1873 meo-
len1nler, afbolot JomiIiefeit i gIap-
Ibanf forleoert. Slagtregiitret oa-
.Itercs meo Sifferbeo ira 1918.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11

- STRIP efter 8rppenmmmer
paa bette Slab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11

&rGftcmaneel. Sfelge set nor.
ffe 8lao .9ioens Tegn" itaor Der
i 9iebIiffet cit @efte &raiteembe-
ser leoige i Moree. Sfisnt an-
fpeningsfriiten for lna,git er 1bs
lsbet, bar ser life meIbt fig noget1
Mnipger. Scr nGpnes fnoleoes 5
gnrbeber ! Eromsp Stiff ng 2 /
@ergens 5ttft.
6lere gmbe6er bar fsrit funnel
beiettes efter fornbet Spllag, og /
9iebIitfet er Ser besl1oen opiloaet
en- @effe gmbeber fom le6iee,
bbortiI ser enten ingen Mnibgnin=
ger far melbt fig eller Ell enfelt
eller Inn eanite foo.
Set fpnes ierlig at bore Gmbe=
6erne / ben noroliee Del al Cont
set, iom set er pa,,ifeliet at .foo
beiat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11

S~SS~sSS
petition. Me6 Mansfielbs @fib
rslctip", iom tom TIL 9romse fra
SpitSbergen, fulgte 6e tire Gpifere,
fom er ilipe fra Scbrooer+Strau3
Gfspebitionen. &iteber Dor enonu
iao baarlig, at ban moatte fisres
birefte fra 8rpggen til &oipitolet,
&ubiger Dor 6ertmoo f%orbolbsbis
bro og &ape er belt fritz. Samti-
zig meofulgte tire Eromsggutte..,
lom beltog / Gfspeoittoner, 1ten1lig
@otpolo og @rp6rene Senien. Sc
er ollie beo goo &elbreb. Sgiaa
|Doftor 8ecfn1on og tire "COPPER" fro
|Starrl,6 Gfspeoitioner bar mes
|Sfibet. Derfro fortietter @ii6iecr
og &obe til GDitlmto, mems @it-
cher bliper tilbdge poa @ofptalet.
Otter l16talelfer al De A11fo1n1lp
mm Set nnipa fnm iiffprt NJ miro
|@nr;6 er sonenoor;ooo,, ~ ora
nen;t;o,,ena nonrr;oo arnforn Gfs-
ron;t;o,,or 49,. NJ So ~.
raot - S., ha;ra,. sasss ~ s..n
r4:r g. ~. o1ss :.
49, s.. 49, ~. a1e.e" -
49, mpnI - ~ Vo.' ~ Nv w.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11

.&binbcrnes Stemmeret. So al
mi1roelig itatsborgerlig Stem1teret
for &pinoer par enitemmig pebta<
get, git en- Gel al De tiliteoeperen=
,be Gamer me6 6rpfe11 Gina &'rog,
|Gorman6 / norife apin6ers Matio=
nalraa6, / Spioien ! Population
til 5tortiugets &reiibentifab. 9e
mobtoges al @rGlioenterne Maritao
og 2epla1b, % 5rdfen @roe tolfe-
6e / parme Orb norife &pin6ers
Blaoe og ~Gaf11emmeligbe6 ODER, at
Stemmerettem MI bar fulot OPP
,1aoet. 8raiiber1t 9larito6 ipore6e
d cit Cole, bbort ian blm6t on1bet
btre6e, at Mor9es Men6 bapoe
bobt Gro pau &bin6erne, og berfor
baboe gipet Dem Stemmeret. ST
ter at Sen almtnbelige itotsborger=
lige. Stemmeret for &nin6er Dor
.beotaget. | @tortingd len6tes 6ie-
bliffelig Telegram til @ien. 6re=
Ten Gina &rog ofreiite otrefte til
Bu6ape1t, bpor hunt fenere' goo
&ongresien t1Grr1ere n%nberretning
ON ben norife &eform.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11
i4t,, e-tieep NlAN 80
NnrpR.

S 1912 efsportereoes fro Gtar.
bit 2,779,13O 9ons Malm, i1obe,
retter ben ipenife &pniul. Dt
~frembapes i 8eretninge,, at BET NJ,
e. ipenite sfibe, fom / pperpGlben-
Sc .@roo befororer Ben ffpenite
MaIn. Snoleoes o11lgbes 9eorpif
/ Mnret al 252 ioeuffe Mnlnrffiibe
pao 223,281 Gons, go engelife.
syor 10 Mar ftben tom Sberige
fgrIt i treble @effe, "a bominerebe
TpifIano, tot fulgt al Morge.
100 Nar fplote 8. 10. Sa.ni G1t-
fe 1,ri 2orsootter Eofs, meb6e-
Ter ct acknowledgement til .slften-
poiten". SUN Dor / Marbeoen at
@tapaneer bos fin Suigerisn, fom
er @oor6brltger. SIM er nnoprfelig
roif % o%anosfriif. Sra 1859 bar
bun prret Gnfe. Sum bor Ell
uipeffet &ufommelie, % buffer
enonu tpoelig, Iporleoes mon |
Moree les gssh i 1888, forteller
.&eitImnospoiten": Sun. bar 2
8grn og 81 8%ernebbrn i 2ipe.
Gor 10 Mar iioen fpauebe en- 2a-
&c, at bum life fltn6e lepe lR'tge.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13

THAT MAS CERTAINLY soad iske q Jers.sa ~ = -
PSrsa ef HazsTA.w srresd fer gaHAas snA tAsss
jail It's prstty vhe. seef Of TIE su tATsss s
js for stis ef the lsv. Jerone ds sesssny q
ths tis q nas trial aad his bnss - vs
sts - tA thefase naturally to - psss4 s1Af -
h.sn hs4hns essa ~ IN this ~ Psses 1--we ~
Ai0SpsA Jsrs0 rsasaasA hs0 prssa ~ taAo Ceoan
's.suy aaAs ~ issk kks thsss Ans fsr avAas.
= = =
8Av8 YOU HEARD ~ frs AaiDsf 1aee sasV h1s
u 80 FuVAiaan - say q ~ ioaakaas
~ ~ pseb = ~ - ia.or vns - a ~ -
|0y = ~ AsssrsGs tAssseA ~ sxsa0 & psgs8vs
1sssssiD ~ sGAsr ~ - Ayssstss saastlnas -
- e1se Ase ~ tAsy Asva vh svS1 sAse ~
|nssse ss a0. n 6ssvs1p sshitsa vi4 -
= =
1USr ~ W sh Ag ~ Harry TAsv nis1 aabs 0ssd
G ~ sasass ~ raaia Pss1anssly h 1sesig. sa6 y
taFsA bs ~ pssas of IL United sa&s Viii As ~
~ ssvapx resstsFs With columns 4 II Dsspss
ssa ssd nsh hsttsr ths could osy give tAsa
sarsnss tAst - I'D lot Harry fsr III t.s
= - . =
LOOKING OVER trade jsssas Il late have noticed wsa
syests Tor help hs adds 'No esarsttss 4 bssss
~s.tsd Shown hs Yet VIXEN young bessnn
slaved BY either he very aaxis for hs pas
fsee and dull eyes Cut out boya-Aontssuaa Journal
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
UWDW q rHE Des

me Il TIE faous ases m.ds BY IT, lnts 6ssst
Georgs e. VsA e Nii ulade in ths q ~
vhe hsd uastsay - dog belonging y ssighhas -
VsA reprsssatsa ~ l1iG who dsaanAsd t3oo AanA0
ths fsss saaase A1 seak,. ~ juy. afasr tvs nj
= dsiiAsssEiss. svanAsA ~ t590 AnaesA n ss
laA vas 6snsvs:
0o9isoss e ~ Jnv.-1he bs4 itiss1 aas ~ n
As.ehs~ ~ = - reared vtA lsviag sass ~
pssvs sngrsEsfsA TAso - nssssA - Asos4 -
- tAso veso - t2 - our hsst'sao ~ s.s -
asoa 10y bsss0s ts1lso their fsGA NJ nasV ~
~ ~ - ~ lasa = Aiss Assy frso In. DaAap
vAsa - nssb nsak uan's rssslaGisa ~ - aasi
6esa il . Dsossf e 01n16aersd as4sA ~ psqh ~
~ pssss a 49, tnsss d Aaase W. assso
With ~ - ~ ~ - threw ~ e aas vAm
fAilaso ssttaD - sasa4 - heeAa 1As shsy
unssifish fris.a ~ havs y III sslA vssaA
tAs that nsvse as0 him, ths ~ Pesvss
u.srstsfal o. trsssAsssei his dss
Gsstlsssa e IL ~. mans dsg asss ~ Ii min
prosssity ~ in psvesy = health ss9 u ksssA He viii
sep the cold sre.A vbere the vi.y vi.ls NV a.A
the snow drives fsres, ealy he nay b biz nass
side He will kss ths han1 that has food 70 offer, ~
will lick the wounds aDa ssses come enooua4er with
the roughness Of the world He guards the eep Of his ps
master as he prince. Whsa al other friends
desert he remains Whes riches take reputation
falls to pieces he il csant his love the its
journey through the heavens If fortune drives
forth Oucast in the vsrld friene and homeless the
faithful dog asks higher privilege than that Of
nying him to guard ags danger td fight against his
mics and when the let Of all comes death
the master in its ebraes and his body il d away in the
cold ground matter I'll other fesds pusus their way
there by his graveds Vim the noble dog be found Aead
between his pawA his sad but in alert vs&ehfu
ness faithful and tzus svsn to death.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
os11oeA1EY

A ssted philaathrepist ssyss ''Lifs
d . struggle" The wsssisA b1a6as0
aaa says: "Lifs is just ons a-a tAiae
after anothss."
The sick ssA afflicted voiss - sn0e
ssatinsat. After proper 0stss9a9Ais
Treatment they usits in sayi.ss "1Ass
b sss srssA, swsst ssag."
II the sasffrss will stick - ~
trsstnsat - faithfully . tAs sl1nsns
staeks - hin, ths trouble Win ssao b
PasG
CHA1InB HIHllAl.
ososaQa1A
sl4f Dss Tea 1ssaa, olS osasd Avs
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
vzAS - IN vvsjns noGDs

W bsst aGas isy Csasssiss Gssea9 assi1tsrd aasse
Or siGsass vn Pssshy ~ s.aas - ps'saass s.1a
~ bssa AysA; - ~ vA ss.gesy vipsa =
sss y ~ tariR III ~ Dssa Ass
NJ upAsss = ss tssAs ssasas Asvss - saVg "n
~ sss usAse sssaal <saess>ls ~ + - Assassv
.,a... rfss.,I -, w - c,,.,.s ...1s... ),
vAisA en- - ovsA sssaa "rssa sa.sess s.A
rsssststivss ~ satstins - psinspal i.d.y
ess 49, y - 49, y. .F Z: si1'..a.''. W ..'t ::
eostisa and Assdne Il H. go fsa bod N
larssst sspessa doing dvss.s. vos n As ~ viii
drawn hua everything that requires adieaA szpars
work The largest Of foreign eap ths said
the ether day. II nosey England France Belgium
Sweden for devopent work and any
but Colorado"
discussing theories; this article i intended pre-
eonons-and requires imagination
will every sugar factory
closed Dayns might time take the place Of the industry
but will years build industry people
could have slope spring
they could have secured them and sold them ON TINE And the
ON TIME part will seriously Heightened conditions grow
instead Of better
Are we not bending Ill our legislative energies to meet eon
tions that pad Why don't the tariff
oil to kill the oil monopoly coffee destroy the coffee tt
free trade became hsap instead Of hnanee to the@ by helping
then kill OF oonpetition
THE GREAT PROBLEM DEMANDING ATTENTION TO-DAY
FROM OUR CONGRESS AND LEGISLATURE Is THE REGULA
TION OR CONTROL OF TRUSTS But thing way
of world mosoly Of today and that - TIE Gean protect
ed beet factories and sctofi that under
protection have multiplied rapidly that ~ bs impossible for
the trust to buy them fast ty bh here
but consolation thought they viii destroyed
BY the present bi tAs tAosst thsy
have been absosssa BY tAe s and allowed IDLE in few
aayway-ja4 has happened tie which
few brought prosperity hu.red that
now dad ffsE
whether our are politician,
The future will that but t industry if ii
is slain by this legislation will just
dered with criminal intent instead Of criminal
Junction News
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
~n lA,pu ron sAIu

1 own - seres sdjoiai,g the tova
of Rifle. This has river water. ID all
in cultivation and rested this year for
$500 eash rent. There is . gosd g.
room house and other buildings. This
place sold in 1907 for $1,000; the
incunbrases IL 1Asee payable 9500
per year 1t . per cent besides buying
ny equity You will ned sbsat ~
this fall to saks payment and inter
ct. This l. knswn - the 4. y. Jshn.
sos Paaee.
I viii sell ~ cheap o. viii ~.
eAa.gs 4 fer elssR city property. O.
boek q Il asa nAks ~ a. sGee.
AdANses aRN1Y ?. oON16E2A
~ 0y0~ DsilaiAe, Ds.vss, Osss.
o-e-H.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
m1ovAx Uo11UR

Avia Q. K1a0usssy, AtAssasy q
Law, Ass ssosvsl - slisso = ~
Nsssan bsiIaiaG ~ HiOA4A sssssA
0lss0sa 0PsinO, OslsssAa.
osaseal Psastiss Il - es1soa ~
Psstsss na.a0sl Cs,lsesisss pssoe.
b aAAs. --. .-i
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
nusr LABEL PACKAGES HONESTLY

HAT ay fellow who has shipping
ariatocratc as .soap'' .nr>r ETC.
b strictly up against it.
Uneie Sam has just handed to
directly ained 1t Just such business
9ereafter al employees Of ~-as1s well
tsselvs who an4 bill freight
sher billing ~ the ssnd Of the eongnment
v - hd hlbae ly - Unitsa y de
V VIZ aakss tAe AA1n eaAsns.t sairead spao0e
- - NQyAak ~ Ae - - - sie lAsl hsesaAr e na.s
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
Hesl0 e nsovAL-

~ 0aa1l o0ao q n. q. n
0o00 ~ - Ss0svol - - 0lal-
s0@ Oo11eaA 1aak Dun1lAg .
osese9 - e3Ae.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
n xou Doxr vAxr Youa ueuus 70 suas

n You DON'T WAMT You1 1ou0 - Du1H
nONT 60 lsng for eohi.g with lighted naeA
- Don't kindls firs il s1svss with kseusess.
Don't put bot asAss - -. wosss. bexsa
Don't thaw o.t ftsssevster pipes with lamp
Doat allow waste paeR excesior and rsbskA collect
Dsot ~ ensolns ~ dsanng in . closed room
Don't hook for ss lsalu with . match o. lamp.
Doat allow laee eurtslnnpear sss brsekst&
Dat aasw @was.s 49, a.a i. esptssr. neor,
Don't throw waats paper u q fireplace
Don't throw cigarettes atgars away il lighted
Don't keep matches in paper boxes lying eareaes1y
Don't use snaPpng psrlor matches; tahoo them
Don't forget that matches the beginning many eona
grations
Don't hang your clothing nsar open fires or stovea
Don't fill lamps after dark, and when lighted
Don't allow rubbish in Railways in fire escapes
Don't burn leaves and dead grass windy days.
Don't forget to have the cAneys
Ia year.
Don't fail look sve<ything that looks like fir.
Don't leave everything the andord your build
Don't fail to give the fire department every or
ortiy to make careful exanation your property They
are trying to help you
Don't fail notify department Of anything
that dangerous fire remembering
that every day is fire prevention day.
HE LEGITIMATE newspaper is to print the un
news There is an honest difference of onn;on q. 70
Eow much OF evil should be the public
One great newspaper has All fit to
others are less scupuoa One two papers
tha IN entering home newspaper hod proprieties
winch obtain in wholesome civilized ie No father permit
guest unscrpuous blatant Any
newspaper which in general exhibits these qualities unworthy to
be received day after day for young
publican
WE WANT ALL Of sabscra rad iAs recent sarse
court decision concerning IL dsssi
sppsss In this ae Owing hsse Hat Ne etsr's tie
are being drawn this tie court win
not dseu the decision in this ~ sszt week hpe
you what We in the decision an meantime We hope you
VIII read carefully - know You the
same light that 1t sion with untold pos
sibiltiest
= =
HE POST EDITOR this 49, treated to- IN .uto ride
through the splendid stisa Of Spring Greek mesa
tpsotSh the conrtess of Edtr the Mep.
y ana y IN an e1eeptonally en sAi ysar. The
frat u.sss.Pehsre project epasfsA ~ su$aaly
taa - ysar. prizes q ~ lssr - ~
- LN1s hsssea tAaa ~ - sns 80 =
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
our BUSY sENAroRs

THE Denver News have real the fact
that work being done the postofce
city despite the that 100000
Tor the proceeding with the work but held
Of laxity the part Of somebody.
The News representa-
tves doing their duty condition
What's the of two senators and . member Of the
house in Washington who are influential with the
traon and of its political faith, between them they
can't influence to force lazy carry
their Obgations If would
work-one attending to the politics and the other the
BUSINESS of the stae-the business
have the completion of the pOsofice
whole lot OF other business which the vtaly
terested finished But they both
kept busy to the president that
their particular candidates for appointments
RADIO crying for that they such pebian
things forcing o finish jobs
Ii these remarks from republican
Re accused Of pasan. but there poetry
them Shafr0t not much to do
things for their state fill columns Of the
with political brilancie What they
Keep their Colorado record bright keep good footing =
democratic platform and always with
Write House-Coorado Springs Telegraph.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-10
Another Great Battle
Raging; $4,000 Engaged.

SOFIA, July lO-Another desper-
ate battle with enormous losses OF
life on both sides Is raging north Of
Kotchana between Bulgars and Serbs
who attempted 10 cross the border
into Bulgaria.
The Servians had a double object
first to march upon the Bulgarian
capital: second, TO get behind the
Bulgarian lines and cut off the re-
treat Of the two southern divisions to
Kustendn. the Bulgarian base OF OPP
crations
According to official advices from
the front. the battle is being fought
between Kotchana and Egri Palanka
along a small river It is estimated
that about $1,000 men are engaged
The battle lines are stretched over an
area Of ten miles.
Both sides are supported by artil-
lery. The Servians also have a heavy
force Of cavalry. Bulgarian rein
forcements have been sent over the
Sofia Uskub Railroad
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-10
SLOGANS EXPLAIN WHY
ATLANTA FOLKS BOOST
Designs Submitted in Georgian's
HaIf-MiIIion Club Contest Ex-
press Cib's True Spirit.

Thursdays entrants in the S25
prize slogan contest reveal more than
ever that Atlanta's true individuality
is the inspiration for the slogans.
Any city can boost, but none can
boost like Atlanta, as the slogans
clearly show.
The pretty girl idea has taken a
strong hold on the contestants. one
submitted by Robert NJ. DeFassell,
Atlanta Athletic Club. makes the
face Of a pretty girl the emblem of
the 100000 club" Its caption ex-
presses the lure of romance:
Miss Atlanta, Boost err 100000
by 1920"
The whole country has been i'm
pressed with the aggressive and
forceful methods of Police Chief j. L.
Beavers. Taking advantage of this
William f. Muirhead suggested for a
button a face of Chief Beavers with
the words 800, 900 by 1920. Get EN-
or Bust"
Contest Open All Week.
Slogans received as late as Satur-
day will be eligible for the prize. On
that day the committee OF Judges
John w. Grant Wilmer l.. Moore and
Walter c. Taylor-will meet and de-
eide the winner The lucky one will
be announced in Hearsts Sunday
American.
Here are some of the clever ideas
that came to the contest editor
through the mails:
The Atlanta Spirit, Atlanta's
Boost
"A Half Million Souls, Atlanta's
Boast. F. Harbour, Al North
Pryor Street
Atlanta. My Criterion. 1913-192O,
200 900 500 OOO"-Lewis ]. Ball, 10
Capitol Avenue
800 900 by 1920. Atlanta offers
You Opportunity, Peace and Plenty"
Mrs. A. 0. Woodward, South At
lanta
Atlanta, the Dixie Flyer,
VIII Care for Half Million Souls
and Higher NJ. j. Rossman,
Greensboro, Ga.
For 100000 Souls Wen Win in a
Canter.
Talk, Hustle. Boost for Atlanta"
Lucille Hiatt. IA Killian Street.
Here's to 100000 by 1920, With
Atlanta Spirit and Atlanta Pluck
E. F., Covington, Ga.
Progress, Prosperity, Pride, Popu-
lation. Boost Atlanta Club. 100000
by 1920."-Mrs 3. J. Harrison, $50
Lake Avenue.
Atlanta 1920 Census Booster. Lend
a Hand Make II Grand. Five Hun
dred Thousand. R. S. Thomson, 16
Bedford Place.
Submitting a button design with
| skyscrapers and airships and park
drive Roy Chapman. So Loomis Ave-
nue., suggests:
Atlanta Booster Club. Boost At
lanta. 100000 Population by 1920"
Half Million city, 1920 Be a
Booster. NJ. Swift. 24O Crew
| Street.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-10
Bulgaria Is Ordered to
Sue for Peace by Powers.

PARIS, July 10.--A joint note from
the main European powers was to-
day forwarded to Sofia demanding
that Bulgaria Immediately secure the
peace terms Of Servia and Greece.
Belief prevails here In military and
diplomatic circles that Bulgaria will
be badly defeated by the other three
States in the Balkan League II the
war is allowed TO go TO a conclusion.
II Bulgaria is compelled TO sue for
peace she will lose much of the spoils
of the first Balkan war. Greece will
retain Salonika and big strip in
Southern Macedonia, while the Ser
Wan frontier will be extended over a
large area Of northern Macedonia.
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I'll REGIMENT.
BOYS MIX PLAY
AND WORK
Atlanta Soldiers Having Great
Time at Instruction Camp on
St. Simons Island.

ST. SIMONS ISLAND, GA, July
10.-The soldier boys of the Fifth
Georgia Regiment, who arrived here
Wednesday from Atlanta, have taken
complete charge Of 81. Simons To-
day the boys, somewhat weary Of the
more or less arduous duties Of pitch
ing camp, are having the time Of their
lives splashing in the surf and wan
dering around the island.
Thursday night the first big dance
will be held and Friday military tao
tics and instruction will be the order
Of the day.
Next Saturday the Fifth will he the
host Of Governor John NJ. Slaton
Ex-Governor Joseph NJ. Brown, mem
bers Of the Governors staff and Cen
eral r. K Evans and Colonel Barth.
T.. S. A.
The distinguished guests have an
nounced their intention of camping
in tents just like real soldiers during
their two days stay here
n SBf' ldl AblllIllllltt from lIt
Brunswick Board Of Trade and from
the City Council will meet the party
at the depot and escort il to the st.
SimOns boat
The Fifth will remain i'm camp at
st. Simons for ten days
In the Governors party on the visit
to st. Simons will be Governor and
Mrs. Slaton, Colonel and Mrs. Fred 70
eric J. PaXOn General J. NanHolt
Nash and daughter. Miss Nash; Cen
eral and Mrs r. X. Evans, Colonel G.
n. Barth, Colonel and Mrs George
NJ Hope, Colonel A. H. VanDyke and
daughter. Miss VanDyke; Colonel
William b. Stovall, Colonel II. p Mel
kleham, Colonel Rem J. Fowler.
The party will be Joined by Colo
mel and Mrs. u. II Clark, Of Moultrie,
at Fitzgerald, and Colonel and Mrs.
John d. Walker, of Sparta, at Cor
dele
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