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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-01-31
HAD FIRST WIRELESS

In every village here Ia a class OF
men who are utilized rs scouts. among
these there are always some trained
TO The use OF the gourd drum. The
code Nv what might be called an Al
rican Morse alphabet and ID beaten on
the drum In the open sir.
The sound is carried across he val.
ieys and glens to the next village,
where It 10 interpreted by another
scout. II the message Ia for n diEtant
village be repeats II on his drum,
and o this way 1t 10 carried from VII.
lage to village, with very little loss
of time until 1t reaches tho person
for whom It IL intended.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-01-31

ing c~aricature Of President Falierea,
or an ugly,looking female to represent
the republic. The propaganda had be-
come 80 active that the government
decided to take action.
The biology OF the hathypelagic AMI
mails or creatures who live In the low
est depths Of the ocean 10 little known
and mostly h%ypothetic. In q recent
communication to the Academy OF
Sciences, M. Bouree. who accompanies
all the ocoanagraphIc expeditions OF
the Prince of Monaco, has given the
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-01-31
STRANGE REQUEST is MADE
Woman Asks Government TO Repair
Piece Of Paper, Apparently Torn
From Bill,

Wasbipgton.--The capitol OF the
United States lie in receipt OF one
of the most extraordinary requests re.
cciyed IN many years 1t comes from
an Ohio woman whose name the sec.
rotary OF the senate has Tor obvious
reasons declined to make public. 1t
calls upon the Capitol OF the United
States' to repair " piece OF paper.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-01-31
ANCIENT AND MODERN FEET.

az represented by the ancient sculp-
tors, was larger than the modern one;
and. In fact, the primitive foot OF all
Peoples whereof We have any record,
either Of statuary or otherwise. was
considerably larger than the restrict.
Cd foot OF later times.
The masculine foot, forming an DIP
p~roxirnase average OF four different
countries. vas about 10 inches long
This would require at least d No. 10
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-01-31
IS GAY SUICIDE
Artist ciInked GLasses With Guests,
Borrowed Revolver Bullets ana
Ttpan Shot HlTseif.

Paris--After threatening suicide 10
many times that bis friendG only took
his threats as a joke, Marceiin Alder.
a young painter Of Bordeaux. has car
Red out his threat In a highly spectac-
rlar manner. II ID learned that when
he invited his friends to . banquet
hs warned them that II wonid be- y
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-01-31

ence IN the relative size OF the sexes.
which was about The same then a
now, q moma Of I'VE fest three inches
IN heish; would have hadaa foot ten
inches long. requiring i modern shoe
Of The sire Of No. & as the roost com.
Portable, or a No 04 as the limit Of
comforf Harper's Weekly.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-01-31

results Of MIA observations on the NH
grations OF these animals.
Ile has observed that many specita
notably the Ash whose normal lair liz
during the day al a depth varying
from 1000 10 5000 yards, rise durinFi
the night 10 . short distance from In"
surface.
Similar migrations had already BEEN
observed among the smaller aSaecieti
known as plankton. but had never
been noticed In the chRe OF ereatursi'
of n larger order,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-01-31

about two inches wide, evidently tori,
from thA end OF a dollar bin The hee
Rotary, who has fallen heir to the mir.
sivs, says be has handled many docp.
ments. delicate communications and.
all variety Of requests, but this ons,
has bis goat" 1t has been recon.
mended that the communication DO ~
ferred TO the senate committee ON
banking and currency, but the seeete
tary does not look upon tho sngses
ton favprably. ana retains the lettsi.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-01-31
Nc Eycubt That tho Fsedai Extremttles
o. Our Ancestors Were Larger
Than Ara Thoss pf To-day

Artists assure us that no Greek
sculptor would have ever dreamed OF
putting = nine-inch foot On q fre-and-
. e~haif-foot woman. The types for the
classic uiarhls figures we're taken from
the most perfect forms Of living per
ssna Enthusiastically The human ,focf.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-01-31
Finds $4,000 n Rubbish pIle.

Winsted. Conn~0yer 500. 900 IA,
bills was found in nm old suitcase tIas
was about 20 be thrown into 4 ruI,
bish pile and which was the property
OF Mrs. EmiHne G. Mills, who died =
few days ago.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-01-31
ople Rsad opposed o sufraas.

Pittsburs. Pal am opposed Il.
women suffrage. The world Leaders.
have always been masculine In all
iineR--government, arts and letter.
said opie Read, the chicago nOseliss,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-01-31
Zeal Apprehension.

II an afraid. dear one. pa wiz put
his foot down on y marriage"
= can stand that. darling, 40 ,ossx
~ be does not pgt his foot uE.p
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-01-31

day. Many Of them have
the faculty Of losing 1t
back over the very table
where they know the
odds 20 be- against the
player.
In roulette there Is a
distinct percentage 10
favor Of the house.
body knows that.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-01-31

AMHLiNG for big stakes was
a common thing in the west
a few years ago. In nearly
all sections the evil has
been suppressed BY Law. In
the few portions where ii is
stiil followed it Is carried
on under cover and in con
slant dread of police inter
terence.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22

Snfolse elmer geritdnoignng i11lter
ben Narteien nurbe beute Der @etrieb
in ser Bin6faoenfdbrif Der Snter11a-
|tipnaI &arpeiter SO. 5u Mnbmrn, &c.
g., mieber aufgenom11e11 u1io nit Der
@ie6erouhteu11ng Der bemortiertet1
Meaidinen iul1rbe begonnett. Die ST.
ternational Sarbeiter So. moute be-
fanntlib tire Mnlage BON Nnburtt
na9 Deutidlanb perlegeM, neil lie
Der etpigen gtreife miioe, fubigere
IrbetterberbdltmHe i,1de. 8orlanftg
erbielten r,lr so Broaert Der 5treifer
gefdaftig1ng, lie neroen aber Dent
nddit ale mie6er angeiteQt neroen.
Sier beitebt iebt MIR nod Ser Nus
Itar6 Der .3immerleute,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22

Die 9taot &ingiton, Mo., bat lire
8aitiae perfauH; UNI @elber OUR
5traBenbele1dtung 5n e%rlanser.
gerfanf tpllr6e i6on protocol
|liert. Ser 8eidluB gu 6ieiem Ser
fauf mur6e gefaBt, nad6em Der
5taotmaridan bent Staotratb genel<
set batte, 6aB felt feds Monaten nie-
man6 in Dem @%efdttgniB eingeiperrt
getpefen iei. Dasielbe tpuroe Damn
bon .ltncle 8ole" 8romn fir eire
5un1me eritonben, melde fir Die &c.
pIante StraBenbeleudtung mebr als
ausrei6t. Braut min nun, pie er
lagt, aus Dem ebemaltgen Staotge.
fang1tib ei1 @iibnerbaus MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22
Sin sntes @fitteI.

Ser f1eine Carl iaB Dor ieiner
&austbiir NIT rotbgemeinten Mu9en.
ga fam fem Sreun6 grnit uno
fragte i'm: u8arum boit gu &c.
meint?"
Carl antmortete:: sd bin ein gar
unglidIider &nabe, ib babe Ben gate
gen Sag fetne rubige St11n6e; ba1o
mer6e id bonn 8ater pobin geidiM,
uno balo ion ib fir meine Mltter
ettpas bole11. 9n fou i9 bol6 Sen
Sod o1s5ieben, balb sic Bidder ODER
6ie &letber beriblteBen. ginmal ion
id &oblen ber5utraeen, Elm att6ermal
ion id 8aiier bringen. Das fam
i9 nibt mebr ousbaIten."
@enn Dn meiter ni6ts bait, iag-
tie Grnft, vio min i6 Dir balb beI-
fen; id min Did lebren, tpie Dn es
gu MAIDEN baft, 6oB Du bon ben 81
tern menige 8efeble mebr erbdlttitt."
81, bie &unit mo@te ih lernen!"
Eiagte Carl.
Grnit f11br fort: uDu mnbt MIR
INNER Mdt geben, mas Seine gItern
germ baben, nr6 tpern Dn es merritt,
10 mnbt gu es gIeib tbur, ebe fie eg
befebIen. Merfft Oh 3. g., boB Der
gater ODER Sic M11tter es germ ieber1,
menn Oh Sen &od alts5iebit, iobalo
Oh aus Ser 51nIe fommlt, 70 ml1Bt
es tbnn, fobaIb gu in sic Strbe
ftrittit. Siebit gu, bob fie gerne et-
mos berbeigetragen bdtterl 10 muBt
|Dn glei@ geben unb es bofen. 8is-
'meilen ml1Bt Du aub fragen: y2iebe
Mutter, boit Dn piellei9t eite1 Muf-
trag fit mtdbr?" ODER otpini1ef Du
etpas, Iieber @nter?"
Das tbat nun gnr1, l1nb ct m1trbe
Der gIudli9ite @r1nbe BON Der @elt.
Cont befam er beitdnoig 8orpiirfe,
neil er ettpas nerieben bate; iebt
tpuroe er geIobt, 11nb bistpeilen er<
belt ct a116 ein @efbenf. Sonitfob
er 10 ber6rieBBIIih aus, aIs Of ct iet<
neg 2ebens ii6 1iht mebr fre11en
m6idttte;; iebt Idiidelte er iebet1 an.
Cont noote ct ltets iiber fein lin
gliiid; lett mar er frob uro 5ufrie<
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22
Qtmbere6e'.
0tr streit.

Gg 1T idon LANCE Der; b. pa}lirfe
ies, boB 5tuiiden benz MiIpferb unS
Dem Mogborn Elm streit al1Sbrad,
.tuer bon 8eioen mobI Der Dumr1ite
iei. sic batten ndmli9 ettpaS bon
@lugbeit unb Dummbeit gebort. 90
iie aber 10 entietlid oun1rt marett,
nertpedielten lie ben CHM Ser beioet1
@orter n1,b glalibten fteif nno felt
Sic D1mmbeit iei cine muaoerbare
gigenibaft nno man fonneiiberbaupt
ni@t getrug bon ibr baber. rSa,1
iagte 6as Nilpfero gum 8bino3eros,
no bunnn spie i@ biit 9u nod lange
nidt. Gos lit angebore,t, peritebit
|Du?" SD beriteb nl1r, bob On
unperldamt biit. Sd min Dir idon
bapeiien, 6aB i'd Der 9iiimmite bin,
id perflage Did!" Damit rannte bas
Masborn tpiiitIbenb fort. r@eb nur,"
badte 6as MIpfero u,,6 lddelte ber-
gniigt. sd bin bod Der 9iimmite
bon llns 8ei6en!"
Gas Masborn aber lief gum 6i6,
ter 9iger uno fIaete linn fem 2eio.
.gisber lebte i9 frie6lid, gliidlid
geiib meiner Dummbeit 1no iett
bebauptet oos MiIpferb, es lei nod
5umrmer oIs i'd. SIT Dos ridt ME
1ertrddtig?"
Ser Iiger madte erit Mugen, 10
groB tpie Eeller. Dann aog CT fit
fter sic Mugenbra,,en 5uiommen, e.
glaubte, oas Mosborn noble i'm gum
Marren babe1l Ng er aber ldugere
|;8eit oas einfdltige @efidt beg Seas
horns fob, merfte er, BOB bas Ras<
born tpirfIi@ febr ol1rnm iei. nnlb
oorum unteroriidte Der 4iger. i 81
|addeIn, ieete cine iebr ftrenge miene
olf nnb iagte: rDas Rilpfer6 ion
Dor @eridt geIaoe11 tperoen!"
90 befa11 bas. Mtlpfero Nnaltt.
Men,, number Mtdter et1tfd1ieb 6ab
,6as Masboru Der DuMrnfte iei2 Da,nl
mar oos MiIpferb bod fir ale Better,
Idderli9 gernadt! MIs number Sc
ridtstag fam, ieRte Ser 9iger ieiri
itrengites @eiidt auf. Greilih germ
bette er lout berousgeladt, aber er
be8tuons iid). r@pridt" ioete er 5um
MiIpferb, rtuar11m niuit Dn Der
Diimmite fem, obuobI 6as Nasbor1
aroBeren Anipru6 6aral1f bat2" So
puroe Dos Milpfer6 febr ~perlegen.
|Dos Rbinoaeros aber idrie: vSeben
Sic, 6err Ribter, nidt etnmal BE.
tpei{en fann es Dos Milpferb.-vBe
tpeifen fam i6 es nidt, ba5n BIN td
gu bumm!" uDu bait getponnen!" rief
ser &idter ladeno. CITE ni6t Dos
Masborn cine biimmere Mnttport fin
oct, ionit Gu Ser Dimmfte iein!"
Seitbem lit bas Musborn benz Nil.
pferb grom, benn cine bod biiimmere
Mntmort fann ielbit ein Mbi1to5eros
nidt geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22

ans benz SSoDresberi9t Ser ~i,rter11a.
tionaIen Aeronal1ten affoeiation gebt
|berpor, onb es beute in Der Belt
li3eriierte abiatifer gibt. Sic
pertbeiIen iid tpie folgt: Ser. @taa<
ten 1913, 6ranfrei9 968, England
E375, Deutidlano 1876, 5talten 189,
@nBInnb 1852, Oeiterreih 81, Bel
glen So, S6tpei5 q, @ol1ato 26,
Mrgentinien Is, Sponiet Is, Sbtpe<
Sen 10, Ddneinarf 8, l1ngarn Z, Mor-
tnegen 5 un6 gsppten /.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22

LE-.
Sn fiinfunooreibtg Sabren = bon
1875 Bis 1910 - bot Die 8ebolfe=
rl11,g Deutiblanos UNI 5nei1nofinf-
gig bonn @unbert 3uge1onsme1t, Die
g1wIanbs I'M iiebe1un6oreiBig un6
Sic Gronfreids I'M o6t bonn Sun-
bert. SSn 6ieien 8ablen tommt aaes
gum M11sorud, mas 6ranfrei6 gege11-
tpdrtig beoriidf: sic grfenntniB, oab
.es Iange nidt n1ebr oauern miro,
big sic fiibren6e Madt 6es @omaren-
tbums 5ur %fubrenoen Madt BEG
@ermanentbrms in cine boffnungs<
lole Mi1loerbett geratb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22

fBt@II ~ w u10 p0HtIh1tS S%t0$S
in irgero elmer Midtllng geidpun6en.
Dime Greunbe, beren @l1fe ober
mentgitens oere,1 CUTE Meinl1tg nns
bon 3eit 5u Get bon groBem Nlibett
lift, farn feirer bon nns fem aeben
erfolgreih geita1ten. Das gilt fir bic
Ma1ner nidbt 11lr, ne111 es audi geru.
be i'm @eiddftsleben am belttliditen
erfennbar 1T, ion6ern audi fir bic
Sro11en. Grennoe fann aber ttet1a11o
5baben, alf ben r1un fiid nidt berloi.
len forr, nnb bon BENT man nidt
neiB, Of feine @orte ernit gernei11t
limo ODER MIR geiproden peroer, meil
er fi6 firdtet, offen bermas5lfager,
.nns er 6enH nn6 81 tbun beabiib-
tigt.. Dern bag rn1tB nod ei1rnal
9f1arf betont peroen: nenrt al16 piele
|@eripreden in Ieibtiinniger 8eiie
11n6 obne neberlegr11g gegeben mer-
Ben, 10 geidiebt es BET ben meiiten
bod ein5ig un6 oQeitt aus Mangel on
Mutb: @enn mir ut1s beiien betDuBt
perben, io4tperben mir inobI al1d ct
mos borii9figer mer6en; BENT fetn
Menid min feige fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22

-EesTE.tH ~ EgzIssE-U-4-EG -. ~ L-- ~ = A-l H. "a Ia
Die MieoerIage feiern in oieiem
Sabre bag bnn6ertiabrige Sa1bilauM
ibrer unabbangigfeit. SSn ettpa 80
stdote1 tperben MuSftenungen abge-
baIten. SSn Amiteroam finoet eine
Notwithstanding ftatt, Die 6ie
biitoriibe gntmidlung Ser bol6n6i-
iden S9ifffabrt our Darftell,,ng
bringt. Ger1er miro r4lt-Amfter-
oam," uie es int II. Sabrbunoert
mar, p~orgefibrt tperoen. Gral1en=
un6 Rin6ernrbeit bon 1878 bis 1918
in ether beionoeren Muslteuung
~bargeiteqt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22

Sn @atias gitp, Mo., 'pnroe Elm
innger Ma1t,1, Ser ii6 g6uaro q. S.
6reiberr BON 8alitaten 1ten1t nnb
Der red1e Meffe bes @aiiers 6ran3
Sofepb bon Deiterreih 81 }ein be-
bauptet, nit ei11em 6yrdiiulein Dlipes
9. SSameiom, Der Godter zines &errr1
George 5mitb Sanction aus Chico
90, getraut. Die illngen Gbeleute.
ler11ten iid erft Dor eirige1 Boben5
in GIooraoo gprings, Mo., fen1tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22

Gs gibt nod Miitter in Mmerifa!
Sn Sos angeles bat sic in Reoe ite-
benbe Ml1tter II &n6er our Belt
gebradt, 5tpei fremoe @noer groB-
ge5ngen unb nun Inn Sic @rla11bniB
nadgeiubt, cine 8aiie aooptieren 81,
biirfen. gg gibt nod Miitter in
Amerifo! M~l1erbings beiBt biefes
Mritertpeib Sod" 11n6 lit cine Jra,l,
Die bel1tid tpar uno oeutid geblie-
ben 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22

Der 3olarforfder MoaIb Mmuno-
ie1t Bat IN eittem S9reiben benz
ariegsfefretdir @arriion mitgetbeilt,
baB er bon Der inn ertbeilten @rlal1b-
nib, i'm ndiiditen 6erbit nit feinem
.sdiff nJram, atf tpeIde1n er feline
leste &olarerpeoitio1 ausfiibrte, ben
Ganamafanal 51 paiiiereu, @ebraud
maden miro. Sic .Gram" meilt ge-
gentuartig IN Mrgentinien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22
'SnttrsNante1 auertei

Dberridter @apanagb Gadma1,,1.
fauf benz Bebiete bess gbetpeiens, ipies
l,ab, 6aB europa, &anaoa lro Neue
ieeIan6 nit 267 MffQionen seeIen in
einer1 Sabre bios %, g9eioii11.
gen batte,L tudbrenb Die gereinigtetl
5tnaten IN bemfeIbet1 Sabre 10000
.5heiou1gen nufueiien fonnten. Die
Bereiuigten Staoten laiien iih ebett
bie. 5ubrerrolle nidt ffreitig MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22
8amtHeutret3.
Ginfebr.

Nvy Sys1'Ts vv1
3 Ginfebr. d
Sober fei11t bas Sprhdnort, bdB
Ser @eg gu ei,tem Drte, ben feiiner
bon uns mad ieinem Sinideioen sum
Mufentbqlt bnben m0dte, nit gutter
9oridsen gepfIaitert lit, Das Sort
beoeutet 11atiiiirlliih nun. baB CUTE 9or-
idbe nidtt bel nertb iinb, ne1t1, If.
men 6iie Esbat niht nif benz Tl1be
|folgt iddoltd tpirfen lie aber nidt.
SIN @egentbeiI:: ettpas @ntes babert
fie tpobI INNER, oern uenrs man lie
audi ,1idt alle allsfiibrt, 10 balten lie
ms bod :getp0bnli6 fir eine fur5e
3eit auf benz ri6tigen 8ege, o6er es
bleibt tpeuigitens ettpas babon ubrig,
oas uns Ml1ben bringt, ob es altd
|bieueibt iebr menig iein mag. Sd)lm-
mer 1T es i4on, menn man 5ltpiel oor-
ninmt, mebr, als man al1s5ufubrett
i'm 5tanoe lit. 8enn man cine 4uf<
gnbe nidt bendltigen fam, Die man
I'm n,,na n,an ne ONO. asfl;ht hetrohz
IT. s. nira ,,,o,, Ie;ht m,,thros oher
aar,n,o;ior+ anr n@onItS,,h;;o ,,,,n KAN
ale tpeiteren Mnltreneungen fit
-EAL- Nv 49, Ior1 EEEv $50 ~ w.
%ohen 1t hoS,,,6 nprnihtet tnorSen
nos oa ie;rs qrSftp iH;hprihShte m16
S a M, So, gntta,,ih,,,,g ma 30.
itedte o;e1eniht prreihen =, f66n,,en
,;enorno,,orfen m,,rnp lin, ,5;;p5e1
TehIer :, 'nermeioen. ,1iiijen mir ,I,,s
,ot;;rii% ,erhit fe,npn Ierne,,. mnh5nos
a mohI h;o ihrnerite ONT h;e 81 AT
nsgs:I4 8 ~. 81. s.a,o 11,sto.
Sus w.. sa.sa.. d..h s -, a1a.,.a,
m'u M HrN o ......
~ a'a o -. I .alssI,a 4 ~
m"A4 ~. :. s oa;h s',s s'M.aIa ~,
gaOel 1.u tx ~. un.s 49,
g'lens1 49, up:a e''e Ss.a e. a e:I
: aau EI .aD u.. u sap euo V. H.
~ Vsl plu - et m.u =, - :. . n.ayl g.s
e'.I.''1 uys 1I.ll.. ...y s..''..'.' Ivy
psI1e,f y ,es' ma. ,....e 1900 =. m yIs
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aas...xsaa r ~
ls'''e guu' snr ;...D
oupel n'u9t t..''t s u.s w.:"''I. s,
Dolstf. pee,s.psl'1gea pu.uN a uup
naa) lyotnl u.lbe1luI !,r W :. n ~. :. ~ a..
1n1t9 lW'pe1el lu'lu, !u1.l u.e sS..' -"
p'en'1e1 ''.ul ~. lluu p.s az.
.''ut ppel loeul puu1.eea uo1 p m'. 9.e
rihtpn mr. nnh Inn sie bpnut,bern
,,nh Iohpn ron grfnInrpidd,en ms Id,,-
fpm linn noh. .n1h fpe1tr er ueri1tde
ss0hinfpiten nnb pieIe oroke Hehler
heiikt. nen grfoIolofen aber id,qber,
iip nerino mn ri;mpfen sic Mo5e iiber
I'm nine =, frozen. ob er ooer mis-.
rioe 11mit6nbe on 1eiuem MiBae5did
,h,,fh iinh gonn fnm,mt nos nner=
iIri,,,r,,,te mol mo1 6os g,,tro,,e1,
an 5;h ipIh,t ,,h nornit ben m,,tb,
ettnas ne,,es ., ,,,,ternehnen. nerIierf.
Mor n;eIp mole ,fhmpre shidsinIs-
ihIaoe f5n,,ten mir nermei6e1 111o
n,o1lhpm 11noJiif mig Dem weoe oe.
hpn mpmn MIR ms bemiihen. AZ Ter
non mog mir u, Iei5ten permoaer. u1b
|niht mehr u~rter1ehmen. mas mir aud,
CON. hpitim,nt NIT ser eiaenen Croft
,,,e;ifprn f6nnen
!
zen yralel 9epI g ~ ge..u.. p :,
S1t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5leptn nnll'eDe
ltto lt115h1rteoe!pel en-, ilpepe.l ant
Srah .D1 pei1es 9le pe np.!a
l1D et1r1g, 1Dr 9ausIDele1' '11'l Ole,b
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-02
Sample Line Of One Of the Best Makers of
UndermuSlinS in America

avego january a New York
So
than telling
But the
They word
the Of
doubt trimmed that
all Their charm
what their charm
promise
en- oneth Is
only OIL he
bmai0r .govnsan drawe 9 J
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-02
Indeed Thirteen Lucky Number No Other Year Has Ever Brought Such
January Sale of UndermuSlins
As This One That Starts Tomorrow Have Contributed to Make Great

to held January Tn
teyou attendo S
o the truth about this
Fr0nv Under
muslin marx
create rvalues for is "a e a
geetewe take that interested in the ac-
as will
these proportions has been arranged
rmarlv S
be a
maker Quite
makers those
could think making
kmp profits
q
would a month retailing time is actually money
the January Sales of
in
have always been received with vel
to be sauiroher force has brought down prices We
haveb
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-02
PettiCOatS

A. OOo At $198. at 1928 You will buy
al ION them quickly. We did Their
beauty is matter of beautiful laces, linen, valen-
ciennes. shadow-and of embroderes that you are
used to associate with baby sets, so fine of pattern
and weave are they. No need TO tell those who see
them they are worth one-fourth and one-third more
than these prices
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-02

lie such values as these! But it seems that
At c. 90 They are $500 gowns You
IA %O'/ see it in the sheer, soft main
sock. in the elaborate uses of laces of the finer
sorts. Of exquisite embroidery medaons all COM
bned with huge. fiat ribbon bows Those who
are making up trousseauX viii hardly think Of
paying more for gowns
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-02
About the Sample Line
of UndermuSlinS at
New York Cost

The "piece de resistance" of the whole
sale-that sets it far and away ahead of
any sale Of undermuslins this season VIII
bring. The maker that these are from is
the one we buy our better grades of under
muslins from regularIy-for the fact that
he makes them better than any other we
have vet found These qualities are in the
materials he uses, in the fashioning and fit
of his garments, in the always neat, exqui-
site use of laces, embroidery and ribbon
trimmings. in the fact that he reproduces
the French novelties first-and better than
any other maker.
Included are e
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-02


is tleim TOrom is
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-02
Combinations, PetticOats, Gowns
and Drawers in NainSOOk,
Crepe de Chine and
Wash Silk.

Those of crepe de chine and wash silk
are in pink and light blue, as well as in
white We have them to sell at actual cost
every piece is marked with the makers
original ticket.
The range of prices goes from $l00 to
$780,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-02
Combinations

Consisting of Corset Cover and Drawers.
A + ZOC Their worth is evident not only
~ - in the materials used. but in the
neat way they are made. Lace edged.
AAOE soft nainsooll trimmed with yalen-
AZ 1OC ciennes and linen laces and swiss
insertions. Some tcnstyles-cncuar or plain legs.
49, Ct 30 and at Sligo, the corset COW
LAt ~ A'O ers show exquisite cluny laceN
and fine ribbons Beautiful garments Circular
and TIGHT drawers
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-02

ught-if we could always offer our public S
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-06-02

corporation of the State of Ohio.
Hoster-Columbus Associated
Breweries Co, 426 North Fifth ST.,
Clarksburg, w. Va.
16. FRANK CAvALLE, Trading as
the Clarksburg Importing Co., w,
L. Cole building, 422 N. Fourth
ST., Clarksburg, w. Va.
II. LEE ALKIRE & T. ]. MULLADY,
Partners, trading as Alkire &
Mullady, Luther Patton building,
752 w. Pike ST., Clarksburg, W..
Va.
IS. cHAs. F. zARUBA G CARL
Shift, trading as Crescent Liq7
uor Store, Wallis C Flanagan
Estate building, 415-417 Balti-
more ST., Clarksburg, w. Va.
10. WILLIAM P. CoUGHLIN, Trad
ing as Model Liquor Store, w.
F. Griffith building, 800 w. Pike
St, CIarksburg, w. Va.
20. H. WRIT STUCK, st. Charles
Hotel building, Sarah Clifford
Estate. Clarksburg, w. Va.
81. WILLIAM H. HICKS, Latstetter
Estate building, 327 w. Pike ST.,
Clarksburg, w. Va.
%. JOHN r. HICKMAN, ]. T. Swager
building, 32S w. Pike ST., Clarks-
burg. w. Va.
90. NJ. FROST CO.. Latstetter Heirs
building, 100 n. Third St., Clarks-
burg, w. Va.
"a. FRANK RUSH, Fairmont Brew
ing Co. Building. 425 Baltimore
St, Clarksburg, w. Va.
%. E. w. DAVIS, Jones Estate build
ing, 441-443-445 Baltimore St,
Clarksburg, W. Va.
26. LLOYD MILLER, Reymann
Brewing Co. building, 80 N.
Fourth St, Clarksburg, w. Va.
81. THOMAS H. BURKE. Moore
building, f14-118 s. Fourth ST.,
Clarksburg, w. Va.
2s. THOMAS A. ANEGAN, Thomas
Angotti & Pietro Mancino build
ing, 900 North Fourth st.
Clarksburg, w Va.
Clancy building, 353 & 355 w.
pike ST, Clarksburg, w. Va.
80. JAMES DELANEY & A. A.
sTUTEER, trading as Delaney
and Stutler, Mrs. Kate CLANCY
building, 345 w. Pike, ST., Clarks-
burg, W Va.
81. ROSARIO ROMANO. H. H. Davis
building, Cor. Pike and Depot
St. Clarksburg, w. Va.
go. JOHN NOON. Mrs. Mary Lyons
building, 24O East Pike st,
CarkSDurS, w. va.
SO. PETER McNEAL, Latstetter
Heirs building, lis n. Third ST.,
CIarksburg, w. Va.
81. RAYMOND j. GALLEY. Nathan
Goff, Waldo Hotel, Clarksburg,
IS JAMES BOYLE, Mary Boyle
building, 400 Sycamore ST.,
Clarksburg, w. Va.
SO RICHARD d. MAYO, owen Kraft
building. Corner of Baltimor
and Fifth SITS, Clarksburg, w. va.
And notice is also hereby given that
the foregoing applications or petition
for license aforesaid, will be heard by
the Council of the City of Clarksburg,
sitting as license court, Monday, June
End. 1913.
Given under my hand this 5th day
of May, 1913.
Clerk OF City Of clarksburg.