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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13
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splpbrpllmp / Bridgeport, Conn.


2eroag Mften oen 81. Niai af-
bolot ST. og Sru Otto &eeben flor
Salpbrpllltpsfelt / Splterlogens
l@a!I. ST. og 6ru Meeben er
|Gbarter Mc0lemmer al 9roifob
|2oge go. 16, 9. g. e., % ST..
Meeben CT Gbarter Me6lem al Gait
mart 9oge Mo. 81, 8. 9. g. Meeo=
|lemmer al oe to 9oger meo 6ami=
Tier Dor iuoblt0t og ODER 200 bap=
Sc gipct Mgoe. Otter at man bop=
De bGnfet Jig be6 ct pel6pffet 8orb,
beo @r. Mee6en Toriamlingen @el-
fommet1. &aitor E(ambecf talte
for Sblpbrl,oeporret. @r. &C. &e=
teri en 6ern9it taffe6e pao 6pri liant
lingens Scgne for Snobpoelien iaa-
bel iom for acknowledgements ma11=
|geaarige Mrbei6e inoenfor Sc to
2oger % %operrafte SEM ct folt6ort
lSelpferpice fra Meolenm1erl1e al 6e
TO 2oger. Sru 81. Jriis, Ereiioe11t
for Selterloger1, operrafte oen1 60
Der Selp fra ,1epl1te 9oge. Sp!1o=
brltoeparrct taffeoe rsrt for 60
oerne. ST. 6. Nielien al @ro6er=
logen tolte for Splpbrlt6epnrret.
&orret mootog ipprigt ma11ae andre
@aper al Selp iamt ct @elo al
S1omiter % bar @ienitano for 11o=
iegt Spmerfiombeo bele M%ftenen.
9onmarf 2oge go. 81, 9. 9.
|S., ,np 8eitprelie: gr=Ereiioent,
|Sbren @seter Serenien; &ruiioeat,
Martin Maru1sien; &ice=Erpii6ent,
Setter 5erenleu. Sefreter, Mn6relp
&eterien; @asierer, Sens &asm>,S=
icn; 6grer, @briitim 8. Mielien;
Snore Sagt, Gbriitian @olot, ST.;
gore @agt, Mltauit @rapeien; Til=
li6smrn6, 9onri6s @pe6> Ole Gbri=
|iteien, Mn6retp &o1oemor Eeterle1.
Sen lite Stuff f(ptter 2ogeu til
Torreiter Sail, 60 Cannon Gtreet.
81. &.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13

grafiiter paa stille6opsfplten oar
'teolagt lit Arbejoe, og at oeres
grsore peo De itore Snoiser, Ben
mertta11lfe @olf og paa atlanter.
babets aDit a9ter at tage Set famine
Sfri6t.
- Jrpgten for, at sssapal1 paa
@rlno al Strioen / CALIFORNIA bill
De treffe fig tilbage fra @eroens=
l1olttllingen | San 6rancisco
1915, laoer til at bore 1ebearu,1,
Oct. ct aabelgram fra 1ofio mel,
Der l1emlig, at p%e6fommenoe @onute
al Torlamentet bar afgipet Snoitil=
ling 6aper at @egjerngspropoji-
ttone'1 ON en- 8epilgniug al $780,
900 til SSapans DeltagelIe. i l1o1tit-
|lingen.
Sen iopanife Mm6asiaoer /
Naibington for for,nclt unoerrettet
Statsmtniiter 8rpan ont, at S;Sopou
er enig | @run6principerne / bans
t11ternationale 6reospla,1. 0tte a,,=
ore Mationer bor tioligerc gipet
Ela11en lin 9illlltning. Iloueu
9aar, lom fer me66elt> III. a. no
poa, at / 9ilfeloe al opitaaenoe
&o1lt mellem to 2an6e, ifol 6isle
oere forpliatet til life at toge ,togct
t1e'1otltgt sfriot opcrfor birouoeu,
1oetn1iaoite for ct Giosr,m al nj
Mooneoer, meoenS Set ontpiltcoe
spSrgsmaol %behan6les al en- i11-
te%r'rationol T~ellcsfommisliou.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13
GntaanDt.

@aloemarsoagen, Is. S,rui;
6oloer Sfanoinabiif 5orening /
PHILADELPHIA .Sommerfeit / @aib-
tngton @arf.
Snoiamlingen til Sc at Gor=
noooen @aaife0ugs slften itaoeliote
Danife / omaha bar / 8ioraq fra
oonife MGn6 og apinoer oper bele
s(merita til 9ato inobrogt oen be-
tpoelige Gum al $1,000, ct gobt
&eiultat.
- 20 prominente Danif= Mmeri=
fa'1ere, N%potbeferne @ols % @in=
bolt fra Chicago meo Srl1er CT or1=
tornne til &j6be11bapn.
Mpotbefer @inbolt, ser for 81
oen Dor paa Hala6sbotellet, bliper
biitnof fremti6ig I set go1nle 2ono.
- Hrofesior Gbriitim 2orlet,
Oberlarer pes Mfoelingen for Gn-
gelif / Agricultural College / 60
gan, lttob, er nplig afeooet peo
9eoen paa @oipitalet / 2ogan ef=
ter en- Operation for Mppenoicitis.
San bar SO Star gan1nlcl og fist
poa 2angelano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13

Dem boloe 6nffeltog, las Dem pri-
lie 1pitbeoen / opltpltebe Salemaa-
Der, oct bill BOG tage fig ltot tomt
u0, MI oa De 6anife Sgnoeripoer
,bar iprget for EN- pasienoe SSnoleo-
ming til DC fommenoe Setter. spn-
oeripoerne bar I'LL Song poo Gang
biit, at Sc er ct lelbbepi61t Golf,
% for ct Salt er ielp SO Nor ct
ringe spono al Ei6. De tdn pe,1-
tie. So set Teller lite, Ser bill Ell
Gang fon111e beore 9i0er. Sitter
bar set piit Jig, at for De eamle,
Ser falot, ct ser ,1pe operolt. Soa=
6aa,ne seire TENDER ,1pe @oab; De
peaer foriatteliesfuIbt moo 6reu1=
|ti6e1. Sm Ri ptl, ioa er Trer,tt=
ben Dor. Sn ri bill! Set bar
@pnoeripoerne iuet os 5. is. Meai.
Set ifal Sc bane 3af for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13

Bp, tager Oct beller life lange for
en- tilrejienoe at op6age. S Gu
ben brimler oct at norife Epper, og
9forit bprer man lige iaa ofte tale
paa @aoen JONI gngelif. 5tiltene
ODER 6orretningsbuiene poa Soutb
8aritom Street, 8pens fornemlte
Jorretningsgooe, bi0ner omL at
J1oeDaperne for set meite ct nor
lfe. Sg ollie 6isie 6orretninger
bar peo l16impfning af 6ocaoerne
log ie%inefaloenoe 8elfomititilter to-
get tilberiigt SenIpn til 6elt6aqeue.
st Suar Malen Mpnnmcnt blep
oen Zoe SUM-, @ltnoreoaars6aqen
for @~igtere1s 6g6iel, ofllgret paa
Goncoroia College / Moorbeao,
Minn., lrnoer itore 5%eitligbeoer.
Stgtten er al @ronce / 2egemsitgr-
relle, og itaar paa e1 Soffel al
Minneiota=@ Grant. @tgtten er 1,o=
fsrt at sen rnee norife @illeobug-
ger, Ea1tl 6jel6e> @pn of @rlle6=
bnager Safob 6jeloe.
Mflsrin9staIel1 blep bolot al
0igterprpiten s(n6ers @oboen, iom
tlenoer Moien 10 og in6 og iom
bolot Ell ppperlia Sale ONT Gigte=
rem paa 9an6smaal. Moien=@omi<
teens @jeit, Sr,1 @uloo .@arbor9,
Der gioroe &eiien til Mmerifa
Anleonina al Nar Mo1en Molut=
mentets gfildri1a, bolot Ell peffen=
&c Sale til l%tngoommen. 8aaoe
6ltn og &d1tor @op6en fit en- bier
telig Mootagelie al set talrige Sub
liflm.
9iSic to beipgen0e fra Morge b(ep
bl1ot belfommelt til Soften al 8rn=
lioent S. q. s(asgoaro al Goucor=
oia College.
Stbtten blep al Yoltor s. &c. ..
!Neis iom Torn1ono paa 2ofolfomi=
tee1, oberraft Goncoroia College,
og Sen blep formelt mootaaet pad
Golleacts &egne al Eraii6ent Mos=
|goor6.
Stptten CT p!aceret lige foror Sc
fpinoelige Stu6e1ters 8pgning og
n9r @opeobpgningen.
6or11o for Mflldringen por ser
cit Frocesiion fra Sarge til moor=
Aeoo, og efter Mfi(erineen bol6tes
ct aon1meloags @iloe. Goncor6ia
Colleges Muiifforps gif / apiolcu
for Erofeslionen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13
SRA 1epils eafe, q. ..

STUNT 1918.
Set Danife 8ro0er{amflrn6s Mf=
beling / Geoils 9afe ogter at af=
5o1oe Ell itor Set ial11nrc1 n1eo 60
gerne / &enIal og &e1more / Do=
gene Sen 81, %. % 81. SsSltni
1918.
Soften Ser pil blipe af6ol0t eff
ter ct | alle @enieen6er 0anif Mgn=
lter, baabes at blipe ioo pe(lpffct
lom mrligt, n1eu for at bette fan
Fte, ttou hi lie at faa 1amIet iao
mango 9arlfe iom ml1ligt fer /
|9ebils Safe, oe hi opfororer allie
Donife, Ser bar 9pit til at 6eItage
Il Soften, til at fomme berop. Mlle
er be1fomne. @t far ct Hrogram,
fom ieg fer oil idge at giengibe:
9er6ag Ben 2t6e Slni iamles
ollie / 9epils Safe. Soften ofboloes
II Opera @all, bpot ser peo glnfonr=
|iten ierperes Sin og @agcr. Sn1
|&lftenen er ser 8anfet, n1eo for
lfiel(ig lt1r6erbolorting al 6orfutter
MarctS @anien. Ser bill hipe
bolot 3aler og iunget banife 5ar=
1ge al Mor6en Sangfor. Gfter
8anfetten, @ons til Iangt rs paa
Matten.
Ssnoog oen %. pil ser blipe e,,
M%l1tomobiltur, gipet al 9epils Safe
Gommercial Glib, no til @bal1=
to1q1a giennem Militerreierbatio.
nett, as Sebejen til &elican 8roen
% oerfra til 9ebils Safe, bbor ser
pil blipe ofbolot Ell rigtig banit
Set mes 2ege, Congo, Soler, 0p=
pesning al ~&uitersret" al Soar
Gus @anien, og ipbrigt alt bpao Ri
opfinoiomme 9orife fan bite pao.
Om Mftenen bil ser blibe lerberet
goo banif @a6; enbper bill foo fin
9ipret. 2olliferne og on6re 9boer
ifal natnrligbis babe gommeIt 9l,
ISial1en6erne Spegefilo og is6
Snppe. 6pnboerne TON 10 lite gao
aoen ON @ogboe6egre6en, SSpoerae
Cog Sc anbre 9unife) bill let fun1e
tnoe 6e forte &elier.
Sen 49,, ON Monoogen, bill ser
blipe noflugt til Sn6ioner Meierba-
tionen, Sort Soften, It. g.. Matto=
mol Eorf, siour Stills; oerfru til
bage til Deuils Safe. Soften ilut-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13

@oa She 3 pil man fin6e en-
Meo6elelie fra l16giperne al rDon
5fe / Nmerifo". Samme taler for
fla 1elp. .&oa famine SIDE finoes
enopioere l1ofoI6et al 6olfetings=
balgene / Donn1orf 5. 20. Mai / lin
9elbe6.
Mpbeoer fra ssnoeripllano fin
oes 6%ennegang paa SIDE 6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13
; meo geisg i oauite &iem

tes meo seipg ! 0auite Stem %
9eire..
&enn1are 2ogen lejer Ell Enriit
sopepogn, iom Sc pil BRUCE iom
Sotel UNDER Opboloet Der / De=
bills Gate.
sSoet ieg baabcr at ie iaa mani
&c @iaiter iom muligt, forbliper
jog, meo 9tlien, en- goo 9anifer.
Crit 2an1t
9epils 9ofe, &c. 9.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13
Sen politiifc Sitmatioa / 9an=
mart.

Otter at @igsoagen CT beiluttet
in0falot til 12te Sum-, fumes set
at bore ful0et 1ogen go oper oe
8etroetninger, ion1 situotionen bar
opfororet sen politiife &reSie til.
@oa1 renter pienipnlig fprit Of
gjerenoe @elfeo ON bele Sen poll
tiIfe .stilling % %napnlig ON Mini=
fteriets !@ol6ning, naar set bar tlas
ret iig, bporlcoes Set npe Soliciting
tager paa 6or6oloet.
uMationoltioenoe" ifriper s. 20.
Moj:
5ituationeu CT ret fompliceret,
og Ser Fan oerfpr tenfes ilere for
Njelliee Mllligbe0cr. Otter alt TO-
s%religgenoe fan man formentlig ie
short fra ct refonltrueret rent &en=
Itren1tnilterilmu. Minilteriet 8ernt=
lens 0imisiion er liffert life at op=
-fatte iom ct %forn1elt Sfriot, sen be-
::tp0er utpipll omit, at @enftre life ln=
Ger DC forelisgenoe 6orbolo bill
'fort'ntte iom 9fegjeringsparti. Ser
yer oerefter 4 aom6inaioner tilbage.
s6or set fgrite ct &oaliiotionsmi=
milteri1an al alle Sc tire &artier, Ser
itptter &eeieringens @run6lopsfor=
flag: &enltre, &aoifole og @ocial=
oemofrater. Oct er imi6lerti6 got=
tie u0elltffet. @ernplt en- al fel=
eeuoe tire @rIigbe0er: @enltre=&a-.
oifole, Maoifale Socioloemofrater
eller @aoifale olene. Gen fprl tie
al oisie @onitellatio1er bar @en=
/. fires @eitprelie imiolertio efter 6or=
Ipoenoe e~nitemmigt taget glfItano
fra paa @rl1n6 at Sc @a6ifales
@oloning operfor 8eritre neo Sol
fetingspalgene. Sen on6en @on=
Hellation er bel NOT SEN ianbip11=
ltgite, iom 6orboloene bar nopif=
let Zig, bbis 6o Observation-Disclosures
beill1tter fig til at gaa ino / en- aoo=
ttiationsregiering; ma bar enonlt
tffe Sifferbe6 berfor, r1en Sc @e=
t%ragtninger, iom vSocial=D emofra=
ten" 9agen efter GoIget ejoroe
.gjel6en6e til 6or6el for at inb=
tr96e / ct @lanoingsmini1terium
iDneg at oin6e cit big l1obre6elie
in6enfor @ortiet. Gn0elig er ser
6en ii6lte Ml1ligbe6: st rent rooi-
falt Mini1terium. @oapi6t pioes
goor Sc Ma6ifale meget ng6igt ber-
til poa @run6 at beres ringe Stpr<
te / Solfetinget oe en6m1 inagere
@tilling / 8elgerforpiet, men De
ton maaife blipe tpunget al Sor-
boloene.
Mon n1ao UNDER 6isie Smiten=
oiebeoer pere forbereot poo, at
Mini1terfriien fife oil blipe lgit 6e
fsrite Gage efter @issoageng Cont
mentrpoen, % at Miniiteriet 8ernt=
fen oltiaa bill fomrrte til at fungerc
atosen si6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13
0fte saor @eien til @ersmmelle
opcr 2yffens @rap.

Sit pioe, bporoan Set ifal bore,
o. iaa at funne gisre Set = set er
@1,nlt. ut pi0e, bporoan set 1fal
brre, og life fl,,,re gisre set =
set er aritif. Sffe at funne giere
set, oq fife at pibe bporoan set
ffal pere - set er @lrblifnm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13

Baron SCOTT Rablerup. Ceem Mo-
ebelle) % 0pffer. 8eitprelien palg-
te efter Mrctanoers 6orilag .Gife-
len til 5ormono, 2pnge til @~icefor=
ntano % 8ap til Setreter.
CNorbl.")
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13

Sit &c to stipenoier, bper paa
$3.50, iom Nmerican=S canoinopian
Foundation iaar uo6eler til Moro=
meno til Spbcl0 ne6 om%erifanIfe
((ntperliteter eller andre ltnoerpis=
ningsanitalter, ,>6ar melot Jig 20
s(nlpgere, 6eriblal1bt 80 Sl1genigrer,
3 Nrfitefter, 8 8ibliotbeffolf, 10
9prere, 2 9on6leger, ct @or Tor=
retlaingsmenb> nogle Gtu6el1ter og
forsprigt Soft / Sc forifielligite
Sipsltillingcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13

&ilbialmnr Stcfanslou; Solar
fprlfere11, a1foln 0en 86e Sl1ri til
Gsquimalt o9 opertog 2e0eli en al
l(orrlt11ingcu al sen Gfspeoition,
iom ban bil ferc til Mor6polqreg=
l1cl1 / CONNER for at foretoge pi=
ocnlfabeliae Torifninaer unoer 0ei1
fonaoiife :@egierings MuIpicier.
Mt l1oitpr CT mootaget mes
l(notaaelie al nogle pi0enifabelige
Sritrumc1ter, iom mootoges ienere.
Stefansion iagoe, at Gfspeoitio=
l1cl1 pil0e forlo6e Some, Mlalfa,
ON 11pale Gage.
Spru9ippr9smaalet CT / set iere=
re blepet lipligt oreftet / ~911tbero=
l1eren". 9isfuslionen gaar / &et=
ming al, at baooe Morif og CIT
gelif lGres. iaapi0t goot, at Sper=
gangen til 8rugeu al G11gelif / set
firfelige Mrbeioe life bebepes at
gjeres fsr 6orelore og 8prn fan
felge5 as. Com 8epfs paa, at
Norlf cn6nn far Sperp9gter anfg=
res otter sen 6oreueoe &irfes Mnrs-
berctl1ing, at ser for r2utberane=
ren" set iio1tc Megnlfobsaar moo
toges / Mbonnementspe1ge ST.
249.53, Mettofortienei tie $33,t57.03,
bporimo6 Ser for nSbe l1niteo 211=
tbera1" FIN mootoges $2,630.03 !
Monnentspe1ge, og 8la6et ubga=
pes mes ct l1n0erlfl16 al $3,S13.25.
@n Mrffe at tire nprife .6eitbagc,
bpis Mage golt @laire, @is., life
bar oplepet pao mango Mar, ONT mo-
genlir1oe, b%egpnOte Sen Ste Sl1nt.
Meolelnn1er al 2ppen 2oge, Spnner
al Morge, Dobre 2oge, 9ptre al
Morge, >og mango andre al @pens
ca. otte Sltiinb Morife bar beret BE-
bjGlpelige me0 Mrrangementet. Set
ltore Summer bar Zoe Sl1nt Seiten
9sr6og Mften. Set eneite man a'1=
er oper / Sen 6orbin6elie er, at 60
falet - 8Dens 0perabns = bar
aItfor lille. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sefreter, Gan6. mag. 6. S. @am-
bro, bolot Ealen for 7se SS11ni, og
@ioliniiten 5ig11r6 &isbop6, ipille=
6e. gau Claire bar ct meget norif
0pIam6, og Soft fra Sc omliggen=
Sc Counter itremme6e / Slot og
.SgIge ms til 8pen / M%nleoning of}
Soften. st Ga11 Claire er en- norifl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13

2sesialo. Mrs. @unbilo &ibl,
Milmal'fcc, @is., afgif peo @poel'
Den Ste SUM-, Ga 9lor gamnel.
@e9raoellen foregif fra Ssrgebl1iet,
944 &pbinIon Npe., Eirsoug.
= Mrs. 81. 81. Mnocrion, 80 Star
aammel, 6e11 eloite Nerion / 9e(o-
fielo % cit al @al1feibo Gol1ntps
Eiol1eerer, 0boe s. 6. IS. Sum ef=
terlaoer Jig to Sena1er og tire 9p=
tire.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13
8rbbrefolfene.

?. g. Sneoe, befien6t I bloc
llorlf=anerifanlfe areoie for fine
% lit slrbejoe for Nfbol0sia-
gen, opoe Sen 4. So. / lit &iem 11ar
5i!pona, @a6i, bpor ban / oe ie=
mere gar far boet.
gfopoc bar feot / Op6al / set
5rono6jemlfe 'oen II. Sch. 1916.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13
%HCM ASS:!0c!Al6k2
NM6ERSRL@IG

e,t.r.i at tha Post Office at st. a
MIMI, as second class mail-matter.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28
Two Sisters Quarrel
At Grand Jury's Door
Over Admiral Death
younger stepdaughter Stoutly
Defends Eaton and Also Her
Accused Mother.

PLYMOUTH, MASS, March 81
Quarrelling openly at the door Of the
grand jury room, Mrs. June Keyes and
Dorothy Ainsworth, sisters, both step
daughters Of the late Rear Admiral
Eaton whose death by poison the jury
is investigating, parted as enemies The
widow Of Admiral Eaton. his second
VIE. Is accused Of his murder.
IF the admiral died Of poison it was
rom an overdose Of some drug to which
he was addicted" declared Mrs. Keyes
upon meeting her sister.
It's not SOL It's not sols cried the
seventeen year-old girl, jumping to her
feet, her face flushing with anger. He
did not die through any act Of his own"
"If you knew him as did you would
have different opinion" retorted Mrs.
Reyes, whereupon Miss Ainsworth
turned her back on her sister.
The quarrel reveals the widely diver
gent testimony given the grand Jury.
For four hours while Dorothy Aims
worth was examined she remained loyal
to her accused mother and the memory
OF the naval officer.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28
SEASON TICKET SALE
FOR MUSIC FESTIVAL
TO CLOSE SATURDAY

The Atlanta Music Festival directo rs
announced to-day that the sale Of season
tickets for grand opera will be brought
TO a close at p. m. Saturday afternoon
at the two music stores. There will prob
ably be a big rush Saturday, and opera
patrons who have still to get their sea
son tickets are urged. for their own con
venience, to make their reservations
Thursday or Friday, II possible.
mistaken impression prevails in the
minds of some people that all the good
seats are gone. Splendid seats may stil
be had in practically every part Of the
house. in the arena, the dress circle. the
balconies and the new rear gallery.
After Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
there viii be no sale of tickets anywhere
until the following Thursday morning,
April 9. when the sale of tickets for sin
Gle performances will begin at the Phil
lips &. Crew Company and the Gable Pr
ano Company t-of-town people may
order their season tickets or single per
Torrance tickets now. In the latter case,
the applications will be held until April
& and filled in the rider received.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28
BURGLARS BREAK AND
LOOT SHOW WINDOW;
STORM DROWNSNOISE

Burglars took advantage OF the terrific
rain and wind storm last night TO smash
a handsome plate glass in the store of
W. r, Carroll, at Decatur and Bell streets,
and loot the show window
As the wind howled and the rain fell in
torrents. the burglars hurled big stone
through the window. The shattered glass
crashed to the sidewalk. but the noise,
which would have attracted the attention
OF policemen blocks away in the ordinary
stiffness of the night, could have been
heard but a few feet away.
The burglars were seen by a passing
citizen. however, Just as they left the
store with an armful Of loot, and, dashing
through the downpour. he ran to the
police station and reported the burglary.
The burglars were gone, however, by the
time policemen could reach the scene.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28

bors say look younger now than did
fifteen years ago. - Mrs. SARAH r.
WHATLEY, Athens, Texas, r. F. D.
No. 3. Box 81.
We know of no other medicine which
has been so successful in relieving the
suffering of women, or received so many
genuine testimonials, as has Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
In nearly every community you will
find women who have been restored to
health by this famous medicine. Almost
every woman you meet knows of the
great good it has been doing among
suffering women for the past 80 years.
In the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn,
Mass, are files containing hundreds of
thousands of letters from women seek
ing health, in which many openly state
over their own signatures that they have
regained their health by taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
many of them state that it has saved
them from surgical operations.
II you want special advice write 10
Lydia +. Pmkham Medicine Go. Conf
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
he opened, read and answered ny a
woman and held in strict confidence.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28
Atlanta Clubs to
Entertain N1rdnd
Opera Stars

,-1lIant social side viii mark the
II. n, grand opera in Atlanta, which
- am Monday. April q, when the
.Ir5,r,roIftan opera company will give a
--,srroire of operas.
The opera stars, many of whom are
,-.,r,- great favorites in Atlanta
..-,,,on their former visits to this city,
.r he brilliantly entertained and the
,-.z If the city have perfected their
80 f,r the entertainment of the sing
srs
The Piedmont Driving Club will give
s,~rat dinner-dance on Thursday
..rtpr April "a, which will assemble
srHiant company of guests. The
"a stars will be special guests of the
occasion.
The Capital City Club viii give a
,-trfant entertainment on Monday
.-arirg following the first perform
nee The directors Of the Atlanta
,lrsfcaI Association and the grand
"a stars will be special guests.
On Friday evening the club will again
,.,srtain in honor Of the opera stars
,r9 will rival the entertainments given
5r~ing opera week of last year in hand
s,ma appointments and in the company
- guests which will include not only
,he prominent citizens Of Atlanta. but
many visitors from over the South.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28
CURED CAPT. BURT'S
ECZEMA FOR Soc
Had Spent $1,000 in Vain, Then
a Jar of Resinol Cured Him.

Franklin Burt, Of 81 Fulton street
New York, late captain in the u: s.
Army, and a man whose standing
makes his word absolutely beyond
question, gives the following account
Of his cure by Resinol:
'I became afflicted with eczema
twenty-five years ago. 1 did every
thing for it, but the itching and burn.
ing was so intense and continual that
IN 1893 l put myself in the care of a
specialist. The result was Of little or
not any benefit
Doctor Said, "Get a Box OF ReslnoI."
About 1888 1 called on the doctor 70
ask him if he vet knew OF anything to
cure me He said, Get a box of
ResnOl Ointment I got II. The Itch
ing stopped as if by magic, BY the
time the Jar of Resinol was all used
the cure was perfected. l expended
perhaps a thousand dollars, and en-
dured real suffering for many years
and at last was relieved and cured In
q month for the sum of fifty cents,
the price of one jar of Resinol."
Better proof. even than such let
Ter, Is to try ResinOl yourself and see
now quickly the itching stops and
stubborn skin or scalp eruptions dis
appear For free trial, write to Dept
lS-T, Resinol, Baltimore, Md. Every
druggist sells Resinol Ointment I6Vc
and 80 and Resinol Soap (2bc).
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28
Mrs. Anderson Gives Party.

Mrs. Charles Anderson gave lovely
bridge tea this afternoon at her home
on the Plasters Bridge road. The par
ty was given in compliment to her
guest, Mrs. H. NJ. Rubey, Of Macon,
Mo.
Jonquils and potted plants formed the
decorations in the living room and re-
ception hall where the tables were
placed for the game.
Tn prizes for high scores were a
beautiful sandwich basket and a jap
anese jardiniere of wicker. The conso-
lation was a coTsage bouquet of jon
quiIs and the honor guest was present
ed a silver bread-and- butter plate.
After the game a number OF ladies'
Joined the players for tea.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28
EFFORT TO UNSEAT
SPEAKER OF UPPER
TENNESSEE HOUSE

NASHVILLE, TENN. March 27.-A pc
tition has been started in the senate to
remove Newt White. the speaker. The
regular Democrats now have control of
the senate. Speaker White is a fusionist.
Senator McAllister introduced four
drastic resolutions seeking to change the
rules by a majority vote.
y long debate ensued, and the vote was
ayes Il, noes 10. Speaker White ruled
them lost. lacking the necessary two
thirds. He refused an appeal from his
decision. His action has resulted in the
attempt to unseat him
At this time the regulars have sixteen
votes to the petition to remove Speaker
White
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28
AUGUSTA EX-BANKER
MUST BE FORCED TO
ATTEND HIS TRIAL

AUGUSTA. GA. March 27.-M. c.
Bowling, vice president Of the Citi-
zens Trust Company, will not come to
Augusta to stand trial for the alleged
misrepresentation of funds Of the de-
funct Citizens Trust Company unless
Governor BIease forces him to do so BY
honoring requisition papers which
Governor Brown mas issued. Deputy
Sheriff Gary Whittle. of Richmond
county. will go to Columbia tomorrow
to present the papers to the Carolina
governor, and there is much specula-
ton regarding the action Governor
Blease will take.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28
CALIFORNIA TO CURB
INT0XICATED' AIRSHlPS

SACRAMENTO CAL, March ~
Assemblyman Edward p. Walsh has
sent in a bill dealing with ANY aero
plane in an intoxicated condition" and
making it guilty of a felony.
Each plane must have tag like an
automobile and each aviator must wear
g. metal badge that will distinguish him
from his fellows wherever he may fly.
The aviator also must stop when
hailed and give his name and address.
Every Hi, you" when vOlplaning must
be attended to.