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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
Daysey Mayme
AndHer Folks
By FRANCES L. GARsIDE.

TIME absence of the big framed pic
ture OF Beatrice DeCenci from
L the parI0r wall Of the Lysauder
John Appleton home is at last explained
-Daysey Mayme appeared yesterday at
a meeting Of the Upward, onward Move
mert Club, wearing # for a breastpin.
The little Of her face that appeared
above the pin and below her hat was
enough 10 convince those who saw her
that her heart was heavy and sad.
Even the tip Of a nose may express its
sorrow
The motive Of the Upward, onward
Movement club is TO reduce household
expenses. Instead Of staying at home
long enough TO boil a cheap cut Of meat
until it is good, the members OF this
club meet three times week to de
rouuce the packers.
The strength their maternal ances-
tors devoted to the meat chopper to
make tough meat tender they eXpeud in
welding the gaveL
They are extremely fashionable mod
ern and progressive.
Member after member arose and read
papers denouncing the meat trust and
mourning the deficit d large porterhouse
leaves in small salary, and some Of
the more courageous members advo-
Gated marching on the butcher shops a
la Albany
Daysey Mayme arose. and the voice
that echoed from behind her big hat and
brcastpin was unutterably sad.
q wish she said, that the names OF
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
THIN FOR YEARS. "GAINS y
POUNDS In % DAYS"
Remarkable Experience of F. Gag
non. Builds Up Weight
Wonderfully.

Il was all run down to the very bottom, 20
writes F GaEnon. 7 had to quit work, I was
so weak. Now. thanks to sarsol I look like a
new man l gained % pounds in % days
"sarEoI has put 10 pounds on me in "A
days" states W. D. Roberts 1T made me sleep
well. enjoy what I ate and enabled me to work
with interest and pleasure"
Il weighed l22 pounds when commenced
taking SarGoL After taking 20 days l weighed
l44 pounds sarsol Is the most wonderful prep
arst!on for flesh building have ever seem" de
clares D Martin. and J. Meier adds: For the
past twenty years l have taken medicine every
day for indigestion and got thinner every year.
took sargol for forty days and feel better than
have felt in twenty years Ny weight has IN
creased from $50 TO 10 pounds
When hundreds of men and women and there
are hundreds with more coming every day
living In every nook and corner Of this broad
land voluntarily testify to weight increases rang
ing all the way from 10 to IS pounds, given
'''eH' '' '''s''' '0~ '"'' '-'-''' ''' anu 'A'9
anu MISS LII" Ns1''' '''9' ''e's "'-s' 'e sumo
thing In ms safso' "el'oa " HsSN "Ul'a4Ds
after all.
Hadn't you better look into it, Just as thou
sands Of others have done' Many thin folks
say: ia give most anything TO put on little
extra weight" but when some one suggests way
they svcIgim. Not a chance Nothing will make
-,. Nv r,,tr, o., s,.- ,.,- ., r--,,, -o,,
nave inca "sfso' you 90 not ana can MOI h"o"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
LIVE CHEAPER-CUT YOUR
MEAT BILL DOWN

You can cut down your meat bill
two-thirds and get more nutritious
food by eating Faust Macaroni A
1Oc package of Faust Macaroni con-
tains as much nutrition as ( lbs. of
beef-ask your doctor.
Faust Macaroni is extremely rich
in gluten, the bone, muscle and flesh
builder 1t is made from Durum
Wheat. the high protein cereal.
Delicious. too. You can serve
Faust Macaroui a hundred different
ways 10 delight the palate. Write
for free recipe book showing how
In air-tight, moisture-proof packages,
and 10 cents.
MAULL Bros,
St. Louis, Mo.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16

one day my husband got the neigh
bors in TO see what the matter was
but they could not help me Ny first
thought was for Lydia +, PiukhRU r
Vegetable Compound and ! sent my
husband out for II and took II until
was entirely cured / am woman Of
perfect health and my health and
happiness came from Lydia F. Pink
hams medicine You may rest as
sured that do all | can to recommend
your wonderful medicine to my
friends MRS FRED STONE. Route
No 3, Malone. y. Y.
The success Of Lydia z. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound, made from
roots and herbs. is unparalleled II
may be used with perfect confidence
by women who suffer from displaee-
ments, Inflammation. liberation, tn
mors irregularities. periodic pains
baCkache, bearing down feeling fatu-
lenCy, Indigestion. dizziness or nerv-
GUS prostratiuD Lydia + P.nkham.s
Vegetable Compound is the standard
remedy for female lis.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
Household

Grease potatoes first with a little
butter before baking. and. when
cooked. they Will be beautifully brown
and crisp with the glazed appearance
that makes them SO appetizing
The fly nuisance can be reduced to
a minimum by the liberal use of par
attiu on the kitchen buster. This
will not harm the furniture or wood
work, ana the smell soon passes off.
If new enamel saucepaus are placed
I'm pan of warm water. allowed to
come to the boil ana then cooled
they will last much longer before
either chipping or burning.
], is not generally known that a
tablespoonful OF vinegar put into the
water when poaching eggs viii keep
them from breaking.
Three tablespoonfuls Of baking soda
in a quart of water applied with a
rough cloth Will remove the old var
uisl very easily when you wish to
reyarnish furniture.
eur" comes off the inside of a
kettle quite easily if vinegar has been
boiled in it for two or three hours.
Coffee is q fairly good air purifier
and "A little burnt on hot Goals will
purify a sick room and abolish bad
smells.
Black stockings will always keep
a good color if. after washing. they
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
9aEa4Pzz
tCa pyrEhtsd. 1919. b International News Service
TO-DAY'S INSTALLMENT.

newspaper reporters know that the
liking OF an emphatic denial Is an
arf al by itself Those who have mas
tered it also know that there are dozens
ID. ways OF making emphatic denlals"
that don't deny. The wording is very
plain. but the original impression re
mains the same.
Z can not understand how this ru-
NOR originated" Miss Lloyd told the re-
\r1rters Mr.. Allan has been for years
"a business associate Of my fathers. as
Everyone knows. and he and I are the
best Of friends friendship claimed
with pride. on my side. at least"
This was printed in full in all Of the
papers, with yelled comments and sug
gestions. the sum Of which was that.
while Mr.. Allan and Miss Lloyd were
undoubtedly not engaged at this present
writing. they would undoubtedly be en-
gagged in the near future.
- And Tunnel stocks continued to rise.
Then, at Hoyts suggestions. Allan
rented a whole floor n one 81 the big
new office buildings and moved the
headquarters Of the Tunnel Company
hack TO New York This fact was duly
chronicled and had further stimu-
lating effect on the market All this
while Allan and Lloyd and everyone else
concerned insistently denied that there
was any immediate indication that full
work on the enterprise would be re-
sumed in the near future Beyond that
they refused 20 commit themselves, and
wise brokers decided that Lloyd WAS
planning another coup. The market
continued to grow stronger.
Conviction thai a big and favorable
announcement was impending was fur
Their strengthened by the fact that
Ethel Loyd's famous ivy olored limou-
s'ue appeared In front Of the Tunnel
Compauys offices every afternoon at a
quarter Of 8, and Allan drove OF with
her
His month Of blind obedience was
long since over. bur as everything was
going SO favorably he was content TO
drift with the current and wait until
LLOYD was ready
In the meantime, he argued with him
self about his relation with Ethel LLOYD
Though as we have noted. he was not
prone 70 tnnk well Of himself as a
figure in thA eyes Of women, a much
duIler man (ould have fathomed the
young womnnls attitude toward him
She was simply taking possession And
he was more or less content TO let her
do C. with the exception Of Maud,
she was the single woman Of his life
who did not bore him They were long
past the formalitics Of Mister" and
Miss" and were good comrades and
chums. She know nearly as much about
the financial side Of the tunnel situa-
ton as did her father. and even more
than Allan. and he listened to her adj
vice and suggestions with respectful at
tention He was very fond Of her-en.
loved being with hcr-but he did not
love her But when it came upon him
finally that she loved him he began to
think along now lines
One day when they were motoring
over in New Jersey their cocktail
drive" before dinner he bluntly asked
her Ia marry him.
She gave him curious look and then
laughed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16

Don't talk nonsense. Mac" she sail
gently.
Allan declined 70 come 20 dinner that
evening The next DAY Ethel went on
a yachting trip
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
How to Regulate Il.

kuinker- Think the stock EX-
change should he regulated?
Becker-Nes. It should be arranged
for stocks TO go up when you buy
and go down when you ell.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16


tainly done me =
lot Of good. I first
heard Of II when ]
was a girl and ! a.
ways said that II |
ever had female
trouble | would
lake II
| suffered from
organic infSmma
ton and would
have spells when
( would ne IN such
pain that ! would
tear my clothes
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
IN SUCH PAIN
WOMAN TORE
HER CLOTHES
Testifies She Was Restored to
Health by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Malone. \ lydia f. Pink
hams Neoa,ahIe Compound has Ger,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16

ryror re German o. Bernhard KensTmAnD-
ee--tn version Copyrighted. 1918. b.
p, ben vs-ias Berlin English trAnSiAtam "a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-20
.Qofal f. Seridt.
ferisnal. stis.a.

Ser s bnnn BiIb, Gin bod.
aligciebcner uno nIlgemein geahteter
giiraer ecs Gontins, III gcitern lei.
ien Sieben bnrd ben lob cntriiIcn
moroen. inntg bctraiiert bon sncu,
otc @eIegenbeit batten. nit ibrn mob.
rcno ieines Inngen 2cbens befnnnt 3u
iperoen. Gr hattie oos 9llter BON rs
sSahren erreidji un0 Die betagte gaitt.
ipe5rou enn @ilb, geb. Rapp, fat
nas her3Iid'ite seeilcio ihrer sablrei.
hen sSreuiloc imo gefannteu. lie ge.
eroigling iinoct am Gonncrit1g Der.
Gen bonn 3ranerhanie, an Der Sole.
rain Gife In Dqt. airn. aus iintt, nc.
rauf in Der St. 9sonifosius Stride in
eumnlinSniIle elm feierlihes Sohant
gebnIfen niro.
Serr Spfef 9rep nnroe ON
gsontog ieiHrr Satin uab ieiuen
sdblreid,en sSreunoen uro g}efnnnten
eurd ben .Soo entriiieu. Der i'm I'M
slIter non So sSahren ercilte. 3ie ge,
eroigung oes dnaemein beIiebten
Ranncs finbet hente Rahmittag bonn
rTaIerbauie. 2t47 2arpn glnenue in
gtof'uooo, ans iintt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-20

136 5ub an Der fiibDitIiden Ode oei
9dmilton Gpe. unb cine ausoeleots
Strdbe. eiren Square nSrbIif b,
WoobtDorb ape., IN goIeqe 6ilI, ST.
JDd Wt. Gngelbart, glbm. an Nsftis
Wtltinfon. 30 SUB an Der Giibieits
rer Glen Barter ape., $4,000.
5obn RndrisgsI an qubipio
SdiparB ii. a., Got 81 in n. 8. pier
ion's llnterabtbeilung, ST..
5he 6erdnconrt grefpino SO. an
Jrdnt 8dmfen, Got 10 in Charles So.
Stsele's llnterabtbeiIuna $1400.
Z. y. Berrn an Gperett RdtcIiffe,
got z In 8Iod -. In Wppnina
5eiabts llnterdbtbeiIung, 81.
hilbert Goldman an Gborles 6.
ytoore, Cots 500, sol unb 502 in
glrnet II. Reeber's llnterabthiluna,
$1,000.
5obn Saber an Deter Sunium u.
u, Got 20 IN 5absr, gorIion II. anbs
man llnterabtbeiInng in Gbepiof, 81.
5be Dominion ganb 60. an aeo.
8. Reiuharb. Got 43 i'm Gepon glace
unterdbtbeilune, 81.
ebmnnb !. Uacsinnsn ii. u. an
Jobn 8. pollorb II. u, SheiI BON Cots
40 unb 473 in Gebdr @rcpe 8. II. @.
afn. unterabtbeilunq. 81.
5dnet anor an 9bomas Q. Seolen.
Got II In Rt. ct. 8ineent Snnbieos
te llHterabtbeiIung, 81.
annnieunoa 5ud an aouiIs Wdas
ln, Is bel 100 5uB an Der Ueitfeite
Der pine Ctr, so CUB iiibti6 Der Dos
nieT Ctr, 81.
Games 6. Woonep an 5enrp 2uhrs
man, 5heil BON Got Is in Games G.
Utoonsp's llnterabtbeilung auf Dalnut
6iIls, 81.
ebdrles gropn an Qinba Bauer,
Gots 9 nnb 7 in gborles gropn's
unterdbtbetIung on Wc9eurp 4pe.,
ST..
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CT font In bic aiFen auriid uni
6etno fhpieg, um ibn nidt nod meb,
gu errsesn. Der ungliidlihe mubtt
entfssIich seIttten baben, neil 70 ptel
Gitterteit in tbm 3urid9eblie6en mar,
rWar mein Batter gefommen, nm
mid gu feben2"+ fra9te 2lleranosr nadj
eintger 3stt.
Rein; er tpubts ni6t, bub 9u bier
mort. Define S6peiter lit entfloben,
er gIaubte, id babe iie entfiibrt."
.GntfLoben, ipieberbolte Der &rdns
te unb Tetn au9e leuhtete duf. rSie
min fih nidt 3pingen IaTen, Dem
WenIden ihre 9dnb Su reiden; aud
iie beiiBt ben Mutb, ibrem Batter snts
gegen3utretenl sic mar Elm liebes,
gutes Wtdbden, aber ibpn ais 8ino
bate tie ibren eigenen 9opf, iie 1T ia
cine 9ellenbroot! 8eibt 9u, tppbin
iis entfIoben iit2"
rRein."
Damn iu9e lie auf, bringe ibr
9riibe bon mir uno iage ibr, oab lie
ausborrt. Sage ibr, DieIer 9obIsn5
isi elm S6urte! uno penn iie mej=
tier nod geoenft, Damn briuqe ite bier.
Der, bamtt i'd iie noh einmaI mieberz
febe.~
9einp perIpra6 es.
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9einp peripro6 es.

Ter Baron mar oui Ieincr 9elisuuc
angelangt unN bate Ii6 auf Iein SIM
mer beaeben. gridopit ionf er III e.
uen SsFsI. Die 6lu6t ieiner 5o6ter
uno oas unerpartete WisoerIe6en feIs
neg Sobnes batten ibn gspaItig err
fhittert. Gr ipolte iidh bies ni6t eins
seiteben; iein trpBigsr, itol3er Sinn
ftTiubts it'd oasegen; er periu6te, iitJ
enpor3uri2teu; feline Sraft reihte
niht aus. gor ibm itdno bas bletde,
abss3sbrts 9sii6t QIeraubers. Webr
oenn bunoert Wul bate er lih geiagt
sr babe tetnsn Sobn msbr, er bate gez
glaubt, oab in ieinem 5srseu ntdt bic
geriugfts gmpfinoung fir oenisIben
mebr lebe, unb nun er ihn geIehen bat
te, ftiiruts es ood in feiner 8ruit.
Qug ben bO6Ien Qugsn bes &rdnten
bate ibm ein 9orpurf entgegengsz
leuhtet, ben er niht 5urutpeiIen
tonnte. QIeranbers Worte: g0en
Spbn bait 9u ms GIeno getriebeu,
nun psriu9ft 9u, aud Define 2obter
oabtu gu bringenl~ buQten lallt in ibm
piosr.
Gr bebstte bas 8eiiht nit beioen
SdnDen; ietue grltIt hOIte ihper uno
miibiam 9ltben. Sag niht in Den
Worteu ieines Sobnes Die OolIs Ndbrz
beit2 Gleno - eleno mar Der llnz
eIudIihs, unD tonnte er boffen, bdB
Senta nit nem Manne, ben sr fir ile
beitimmt bate, gIit!i6 perbe2 sic
mar fort. Wenn iie MN nitt geflobeu
mar, Ionoern iid aus 9er3DeifIung
bds 2eben oenommen bate?
or fprang errest auf. 8isier 9ez
hants srfnbte ibn nit entiesIihsr Ges
malt. s0u bait Iie in ben 9Ob gstrisz
bsnl" risf ss in ibm. Damn Oeriu6te
sr iih tmpor3uriaten; isin trosiger
5inn geitattete ni6t bas Gingeitdnoz
nib ieiner S6ulo. aonnte ibn Elm
gorpurf trsffen, neil sr feinsr uebsrs
ssugung gstreu gsbIisbsH par2 Desz
haIb ftrGubte Ssuta ftn, pobIsn3 ibre
6uno 3u rsitsn? 5atts lie ni6t ben
Gsborfam ssger ben Batter perpei8srt2
CT pGbute. geredtfertigt ba5uitehen
uno bod glaubts er ieI6't niht oarlu.
gr Iisbte Otto BON poflens niht -
tounts er psrlargsH, oab feline So4ter
ibn Iiebs?
Sn bisism Qugsnblide trat qobIsn5
Elm.
n9obsn sic Senta gefunben2"
fragte er.
.Rein."
sd babe pergsbsns 2tles uuigss
boten, cine Spur BON ibr gu entoeden,
ss 1T nur bic cine Wtoglihteit, oab Der
2sutnunt lie entfubrt bat"
.gr bat ss nidt gstbun."
Better Greunb, tpobsr pifen sic
bas?"
rGr isIbft bot es mir geIagt.4
ruub Sie gIaubsn ibm?"
.gr bat mir iein Gbrentport gsges
6sn."
(6ortiesung foIgt) |
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Gin Climber oas Epfer BON StraheH
rauberu.

Sranf Meacielpsfi, Elm ebemaIiacr
Greisflopffedlter. ipeEd,er ieood, Ieii
rSabfen erbIin0et lit. meloete Der go.
'ii5ei. oob er in Der Rouiag 9tadlt an
Der 4 Sirobe uno Central apenue
Don spei W1unern anaebnIieu iuurOe.
Iipe!d)e iih erboien hatten, ihn nah
Sauie Bu bringeu. aui nem aeae
nntl ieiner @ohHuug i6ntiten iie Die
3oientaihen bes gIinoen auf uno
rniibten ibm ben 8etrag bon $i1. Ter
gernlibte theilte Der Qoli3ei nit. oaB
Ier anuiurlf, Die 99auber banbeIten III
Dem 8Inmhen. or triige 6ie einnab.
nien eites GreisfIopfiehtens bet Iidl,
peldles in GInnpooo iiattsefunbeu
Botte.
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SdDieferri ans GiierindDt.

Gin frsunbftaftIifss 3uiaTmers
fommsn fann asitsrn abeno i'm Raule
Rn. 1868 5enibap apsnue einen trnz
siifsn abf6hib. 2Ouis 2opta. sin
llneor, ipurOs bon bIinber GifsrTaGt
erfabi. ais iefns 25 Sabre alts 80ts
fin girginia ben 0dlita mehr Igfs
msrtlamtsit ifsnlts. lIs tr fir 10.
t6ig bislt. Shne Worts gu inaten
soa aouis 2aptu einen NeuolDeJ uno
idoB feiner sSrau cine GuseI in oi:
IiRts 8raitIsiis. Die 9erpunoung 1T
ieood itift geiohrIih. giah poIIbrah.
ter That beipertiieaipte ganf,a feline
SSlad3t uHo .onuie biz Diiitsrnadi
uiai ersriifsn tpsroen.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gincinuuti, 1s. Qusuft.


gbarIss u. ga6nsr on 4nna Rnllss,
5 Sabre Gsais auf 26 BET $50 5ub
an Der Sftieits Der geecb Ctr. in
NorfpoOo. SobrIi6e Mietbe STAT mil
eem 8orrs6t gum Qntauf fir $2450.
Barbara Stisr an Rpbsrf 3. Stier,
30 bel 100 Sub an Der norbtpeitlihsn
gts Der paOiIIion uno Ct. GresorD
Str. in Mt. 4bams, 81.
Stdnnetts e. Strafsr an alies W.
DoIfe, Got 50 in 8. J. Nsiton's
lntsrobttslIung in 3pbe part, 81.
Sulia 6. 3apis an miuiom 6.
5alIpits, Cots "a unb 40 In Nm. W.
gooo's gituts in gleaIant Ribge, 81.
Sulia S6ibi an Charles u. gopp,
Cots 78, 70, 80 unb 81 in Sohn
Wepers' atpeitsn unternbtbeiIung, 81.
Gable 6. CUNT an auguft g. Rim
del, Got 81 in GrGneis 6. Wrigbfs 8
llnterabtbeiluns in Rt. 5eaItbp, ST
WeWatin aobge SO. 120, e. &c u.
W! an llnitsb States, 10 Sabre Geofe
auf bds Grunoitiif Der Wst. 5e1IibD
95pit Office. Jobrlihe Wietbe $500.
Grant Shlottmonp u. u. an Wlnrp
3. Courts u. 4., % bei 136 Jnb an
Der Gftieite Der 5adberrn Ctr, so
Jub iiiolih Der 2inenln 4Ds., $1,000.
gdrbara 6. Berger an ROgoin Wtns
ere. DO BET 125 SUB on Der Cftieite
Der GbDarbs gtoaO in 9nbe pnri, 81.
Tie Wdrb Srod Gdfb u. door &C.,
.en Gtsao W. msopsnuoob, 20 BET
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9fm sreitag tritt in Gbicasc sins
aonfsrens BON gontiers ons allen
9beiIen bes aanbes suiammsn, uiri
iibcr bic DGbrlngsnorlaas 5u bsrdtbs
fhIoaen, bic stgenp1rtig Dem acnsrsb
Dorliess Tis apnftren3 III tiir3!itt
BON bem 8orTiber ber WdhrungsfcHis
million Der 4merieon ganters affog
cidtion cinberufsn tporbtn uno duf
berfelben biirftsn bis Clearing 6onie
8sreinigunaen bon etfpa 200 Stdotsn
nertrsten fein.
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9ropaaanbu fir bic pa
mama QngnsLluna.

Misn, 19. aug. - @rni 9ols
tolini. ein betnnnttr pubiisift. bat cine
gepsaura in's asbsn eerufen. um Bic
oi,erreihifden Jneuitriellln sur gs.
theiliquna an Der pGHamo Ausitsls
lung su peranlaHen. Mie sr ausfiibrt,
ifl bic meltausiielung in Gan Gram
'eiseo bonn europdifhsn Gtanbpunf.
nett ipihiiaer, als Is bic AuslieLIun-
cen tn Gbicdgo unb Ct. aouis naren.
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&rans.iseutbnms 8systbefen
u cue otbefen.


Sorrn =. Seperingbaus an gilmore
&. Ii. y. Co., $1,000.
Grant Rutber on bieislbs, $1,000.
Barbara Stisr an Wlt. abams g.
Co., $1,000.
Gtbsl y. Rugg an Soutbtrn Sbio
Sapings gant 60, $4,000.
'4Iiee w. DOlfs an enterprifs q.
u. 60. $500.
8teisIbs an Wlperg 9. Cooper,
$70O.
gsaraarst Sisgins an Rsabing o.
u. 6. Co., $1,000.
Ylarie Carroll an Star 9. u. Rp.
3 Co., 5000.
|. Ilarsdret Siss:as an eusn Gos
msrfOrp. $500.
WilIiom 6. 6aIIpi.e on qleoIant
Rioge y. Il. 6. Co., $1,000.
Snrab Wiebger an Columbia 9. H..
&. u. Co., $500.
Wlarp Courts oil Scutbern Sbio
s. Il. Z. Co., 1880.
aathsrtne 81. 6edel on Serb<rt 6.
podoub, 1852.
emil Senbol5i an RoRar6 9. II.
6. u. Co., $500.
Giteilo so. msooeipoo6 an RepubIie
.. Il. Z. Co., $4,000.
3ieieIbe an 9be Warb grod Sub
II. Door Co., $500.
3. o. enaDnro aobImeRr an gsltd
6. ". Co., $1,000.
euopi8 S6parB on meit, Gnb 3.
Il. =. Co., $1,000.
Thomas Q. Smith II. u. On guas
ranies Depoiit Co., $1,000.
ehdrIes 8. Ulome on Sieblanb
aDe. g. II. 9. Co., $500.
Deter Sunium an SanRrp 3. u.
Co.. $500.
Sorah iyrdnt on bieIsIbe, $500.
Charlotte 81 GrosIep an Qibsrol
6. u. 3. 60. $4,000.
Wearie =. Sutthoff on Ieiiern
pills y. g. u. 6. Co.. $25O0.
John !. WaeIp on meItsrn Gers
man gani, $28Oo.
GetiIsts 5ppsO tbsten
Wtoria garrplI an Gem q. IL. g.
Co., $500.
gIisubetb Ssbsitrsitson gongreb 9.
u. Co., $4,000.
Jof. 5ritfd an beisIbe, $500.
Z. 6. Strafer ON Centennial 9.
a., $3.50.
9srieIbs an 81. .. Cooper, $1,000.
Jobn u. Weper an Wobutpt place
&. IL. y. Co.. $1,000.
Woria Carroll an 8. u. gisn,
S5194.
Roie 6. Smbrs an Genats 6. u. 9.
u. 60. $500.
Sarab WlsBg,r an Columbia .. II.
8. u. Co., $3.50.
4nguit aufsn6srgsr an griee Sin
.. II. 6. Co., $500.
Sobn g. aocbler an wst. 5eoltbn
9. II. g. Co., $1,000.
JuIis Saibi on bieielbe, $500.
Sable 6. 5unt an bieielbs, $500.
Billinm 8. Sunss an Suns Gtreet
y. g. II. 8. Co., $500.
y. Rebiee an neislbe, $500.
Sednstte g. Gormanp an Garben
.. u. 6. Co., $500.
R. 6. g,isrfOn an 9itIe o. u. Z.
Co.. $1,000.
Wm. Ripper an GuIton Q. u. g.
u. Ho. 4. $4,000.
5obn y. Reipman an Delta a..4.
Co., $500.
Sol. Rartinsst an Joi. Gpisnriils
Ter. $3.50.
u. II. g. S6nnble an glmipoob
placef 8. Ii. q. Co., $700.
1bas. 9re6elt an o. 5.,9siepinb.
$3.50.
Minnie Duttenbofsr an mlereantiIe
%. u. g Co.. $400.
aaura 3. Craze an amelin< g.
Horsrs, $500.
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SOf. Q. gprans an WsIttrn SiTs
q. e. Ii. 6. Co., $500.
map 9. SOpb an George 8, atrma.
cpft. $500.
Diefeibe an Mnrp 3. glanharb,
$420.
Seanette .. MOffat an m. .. Goo
per, $4,000.
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Stlesrapbiide NOtisen.

- an bic auppsl bes alien Gemis
n1rs in GETTYSBURG. BON Der aus Ge.
neral Gee ip1hrsnb b<r Sfadht BET
Oetinsburg bic gepegunssn Der aons
f0otrirttn Isiiets. fchlug am 9isnitas
ipdbrsnb sinss Weipittsrs Der Bib Elm
unb bas ate biftrriIbc Gs6dubs fiel
Den Dlammen sain Cpfsr.
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8er3oIIbIid. @ir batten oui
Der ;Sabrt in Die Shnei5 cine Renge
8epdd. 25n goiel ihIeppten mir nit
Silfe zines Tienit1nannes oQcs in
ben ReDiiiionsiaaI, Ylorgen5 Inn tie.
ben llbr. gt5 5ur @eiterfabrt hutten
mir iibcr cine balbe Stun0e 4uient.
balt unb 10 mahten mir inns Senn
auf cine eingebenoe 9fepiiion gefoBt.
Sinter benz 8epaftiid itano Elm gro.
Der Serr nit einem geiun0en frafti.
gen 8eIidtsausorud. Sdon mGbren6
mir unier 8epdd auiididteten, be.
oachte er uns nit etnem paar alum.
faiienoen 9Iifeu. 9fubig iragte er
uns uad unierm 3iel; geQin3ona.
Gem Quge freilih .. 8obl mar es
rltbig, jeboh priiieno - iuhen0
llnb gpor iuhte iein Bid in unieru
2lugen. 3u germ Bate ih qepuBt,
mad tpelhem grfa6rungsre3ept er
uniere Gbrli6feit priifte. ,3ebn &c.
funoen tlur oauerte Die 8eiihtsnuS.
felunteriubung, llnb in3tpiifen 8eih.
nete or nit Seelenrube jeoes unierer
8epdfitiide. 2angiom frogte er nit
bobrenoen gliden nod einnal: $50.
ben gle ettpas 81 ner3oQen?" llno
als o6 jeoe Sauobetuegunq
BON ibm eigens eroaft iei, ito6 er
unier 9epdf ungeoffnet 3uriif. 9rei
Sefunben lang fiibIten mir feinen
Bid nod, 6ann nanote er ith Dem
yahften 8u. Den 3oablif peroen mir
10 balo nidt nergeiim.
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3uerauber
Gridoifen Siuei gaiiasiere Inn @eid'
bib Der Stabt gortlano, Gre.
umb enttamtE NIT ibrer
Beafe.

portldnb, Ore. 10. gluguit.
Tsr SoosSpOfnne;us, Der Iit 0uf Der
5dbrt nad WlinnsapDlis lInb q. paul
befdno. tparbe am Gienitag 4btnb gu
fpdter Gtunbe i'm MeihbiIb BON pOrts
lamb BON 3usrd,fbsrn iiberfaIlen.
3ipsi Der pdHusiere tpmrben eri6Ois
fen unb ben Roubern eslong es. fitl
nit ihrer 8su.e. aus ben Wsrtbfaben
unb oem 9oareelO Der paHogiere be-
itsbeno, 3u fiiihten.