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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-09-18

one-haf your loans. Be careful to
make money stringency felt among
your patrons, especially among inf1u-
entail business men. Advocate an
extra session of Congress for the
repeal OF the purchasing clause Of
the sherman law and act with the
other banks Of your city in securing
a large petition to Congress for it's
unconditional repeal. Use personal
influence with Congressman and par
t1cularly let your wishes be known to
your Senators. The future life of
national banks as fixed and safe in
VeStments depends upon immediate
action, as there is an increasing SEN
timent in favor of government legal
tender notes."
By this time the Democrats and
Republicans had become pretty we'll
fused" The machine worked first
rate and pious people grew rich in
the churches.
imperialism by the Democracy.
Early in 1859 there appeared a
weekly journal called, the Imperial
list, published by the Imperial Pub
fishing Co., No. 81 Mercer street,
New York.
It's figurehead was an imperial
crown; it's motto-'*The Empire is
Peace" Let Us Have Peace"
Says the prospectus: Though
unannounced, this journal is not un-
expected. The platform of the I'M
perialist is revolutionary; it's object
is to prepare the people for revolu-
ton that is as desirable as it is in
eVitable."
Here is it's creed as stated by itself
in every number.
We believe, in short, that democ-
racy means laWlessness, corruption,
insecurity to person and property,
robbery of the public creditors and
civil war; that the empire means
law, order, security, public faith and
peace"
1--WE believe the national faith, if
left in the keeping of the populace,
will be sullied by the sure repudia-
ton of the national debt, and that an
imperial government can alone Sc
cure and protect the rights of nation
al creditors,
eve believe that an imperial gov
eminent, in its paternal relation to
the people, will care equally for all
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PAGE THREE

citizens, and, while guaranteeing Sc
curity to the rights of capital, will
jeAlously protect the interests of the
industrial classes"
eve believe that but small per%
centage of the American people can
be considered fit, by character or
education for the unrestricted eXer-
else of self-government."
The Imperialist Was published
nine months, the company consisted
OF Belmont, Morgan AID Co. and 9TH
er New York Democrats that adVer-
tised their business in the paper
Some of the same Democrats that
advertised their business in the I'M
perialist are still living and are GO
ing to vote for Bryan at the Novem-
Der election.
That is they will have to if he is
elcted.
Fusion Resolution by Democrats and
Republicans. western Bankers
and Loan Association.
Resolved, that We agree and bind
ourselves in the following mutual
manner: That we authorize our
loan agents in all the Western States
to loan our funds on real estate to
Ad1l uu0 Oh OepI. i, 1924, anu at no
other period thereafter, and on and
after Sept. 1, 1892, the interest we
receive on coupons be stored up and
not lend any Of our funds after that
date, as we can make more by piling
up than by loaning; and when Sept.
LIST, 1894 arrives, then demand our
money. [ know we can take in two
thirds Of all the farms west of the
Mississippi, and thousands of them
east Of the Great Mississippi as we'll,
at our own figures. We must be very
positive in giving strict orders to our
agents not to advance over one-third
the sworn appraisement of such real
estate, as some of these sworn APP
pralser's value it entirely too high
and double what it would sell for in
cash at forced sale, and be careful to
have the buildings insured in good
companies and policies to go with
the bond, note and mortgages. When
Sept. 1, 1894, comes, we will not re-
new under any considerations
will foreclOse and become MORTGAGES
in possession, and not lend a dollar
until the years redemption is out,
Continued on next page)
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K~N HIS circular was issued by an
agent of London capitalists
to the New York capitalists in
= 1852.
Slavery is likely to be
abolished by the war power and chat
Tel slavery destroyed. This, [ and
my European friends are in favor of.
Tor slavery is but the owning of la
Dor and carries with it the care of
the laborer, while the European plan,
LED on by England, is for capital to
control labor by controlling the
wages. THIS CAN BE DONE BY
CONTROLLING THE MONEY. The
great debt that capitalists will see to
1t is made out of the war must be used
as means to control the volume of
money. To accomplish this the bonds
must be used as banking basis.
We are now waiting for the Secre-
tary of the Treasury to make the
recommendation to Congress. It
will not do to allow the greenback,
as it is called, to circulate as money
any length Of time, as we cannot
control that
This circular was presented to this
government by Belmont, Morgan &
OO't
eign syndicate. August Belmont was
the father of the millionaire anti
trust Belmont who got up the Buffalo
antitrust conference which Bryan
endorsed This same Morgan and
the Belmont boys, in conjunction
with the old slave aristocracy of the
South, all redeemed Democrats, now
propose to elect the Democrat re-
deemer, Bryan, Democrat president.
By their votes only can Bryan be
elected.
BueI Circular.
This was after wards issued by New
York bankers to the national banks.
Dear Sir: 1t is advisable that
you do all in your power to sustain
such prominent daily and weekly
newspapers, especially the agricul-
tural and religious press, as will OPP
pose the issuing Of green back paper
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Fhe Conspiracy to Enthrone the
Imperialism of Wealth

I HIS circular was issued by an
agent of London capitalists
to the New York capitalists in
1852.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-09

ais @egengahe eiilen Sad poa Der
foftboriten 8ianlantenerbe aus met
ner Seimatb. Wioee fem 2eben nod
10 piele Soge 5dhlen, aIs er Iiaman.
ten oorinnen finoctl"
9llS slli, Der Sbcrauilebcr, MN
oen Scimtpea betrat imo oaS Sddden
aus Reugieroa offncte, Itarrte cr init
iprahloiem Stauncn ultf oa8 Saul
hcu aeiuohnIidjen rotbcn gSilitcnIon.
0eS, oaS 'tdl narin hefnno is mcd}-
tc ihn ober Gobei Elm lltbeimlldeS
8efiibl bclhlid,en hnbcn, 0cnn burtlg
oinQ cr gum ndfitcn SAMPLER, fcuftc
eill poor Gnntefieln nit bu'tter 9sol,
lie tcItift i'm icd,5 3cdinen lmo man.
oerte peroniioG 6onit hcinnpdrt$
,S5err uno Gebietcr," iagtc er, ber
Minilter oic 9artoffel iiberreidcno,
der frenbe Shirt mar IidtIif CT.
trent iiber oo3 ihonc @eihcltf, !ucI-
dies G1t ibm iunbteit, m0 errpioerf es
qIeid5 nit einem ebenfolhen. WtD1e
@ott uniern Serriher nod iopiele
Sabre o1f groen ipanoeIn laiien ol8
er Sdlritte in 6ieien 0antofieIn ma
hen fam! Ties mar Ser SSitnid ncS
frernben SSiirIten, oIs er tie mir cob"
iaate er, lid oreimal tief Dor Dem Itis
niiter perneigeno.
glhmeo Oman nobm Sic bili9en
bunten Gantoffeln unb 0rebte lie
mohl eineu ho!ben 5og lang nah al.
len Seiten bin uno her.
aonntc er als Beaenaabe iolh
eIenbes 3eug ieinem Sultan brtns
gen?
lln6 enolid gina er nit ihiDerem
Sersen IN feline SfoBfammer ulto
IieB einen bon ieinen ih0niten 8e6ets
teppid,en, beren er einiae GuBcnoe
iibrid bate. einaebenf beS prdf)tigen
9traberroiieS uno Der funItuollcn
aolo- uno eHcIIteinQeifniiften Gede,
hie ieet in icinem StalIc paren, chen.
| faIlS nit fIeinen Goeliteinen id)ulii-
den. limo bradt tic Dem Sultau sum
Chrome nit 0en @orten:
ySohn 6cs Trophetent Socbcn
| fam Gein @ote nom ircrnbcn 5iiriten
3uriif, Scr sSiirIt IdBt 3ir Icinen
| ihoniten 9onf entbieten fiir oas hcrrs
Iihe RoB. meI6es Gu ibm qeiauot. er
tpitrbe tGqlid1, tpeWu er ben 9iraber
beIteiut, MIR IN l,nbcQreu5ter Gnnf-
BARRETT 9einer Qeoeufen, :no
piiniht Dir, oie Gage TeineS @tijfcs
mogen ME enOen, mo icicr ihrec 70.
niele. nIS oicier mertbnoQe Ecppid)
- Waid)cn enthQlt!"
! Sorah's uno inoem Ser SuItan
'ihtltd) qeidmeiheIt baS it0ne @cs
/ ihenf entaeaennabm, OerbeuQtc lid
9lhmeo Oman oreimaI in ticIiter
ghrfnr6t Dor ieinem madtIacn
| SSprrn'
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Die gunoesr.aierans iteisert
Die 9ebensfDlten.

9SdhrenS 6ie oernofratifte SariIs
repiiinH oa5u beitimult mar, Die I8aa.
renpreiie fir Die omeritaniiheu aoE,
iimenten 3u ernebri9cn uno oamtt
0ie 2ebensfoiten 3u eruldBigeu, auf
i'm GonQreB Gle mogIifen llnteriu'
hunaen beantragt peroen. nm 8u ere
mittelu, iper iiir Die 0obe Der Ses
bensfoiten Die ShuIb tragt, miro BON
Ser 9unoesreaierltng ieIbIt ourf al
lerlei WfaBnahmen Dem ameritani'
iden aoniumenten ser 8ortheil BON
Ser liingit Itattaefllnbenen Sartianoe.
rltnp. elltsogeu. Die Giniubr 6es Jest
souireien arqentiniiden lulo auItraIis
ihen sSIeiides miro bltrdl idarie
0orihriften auS idnitaren 8riInoer
erifaDert. Ter SSnport bon 8etreloe
uno GetreIoeprooltften aus arqenti'
nien uno anoeren 2Qnoern ptro 0urh
GrfIdrung bon grtra5olen lnmoglth
gematt, iueIfe iih aeaen IartfmoBs
nabnen Der hetr. Sdnoer rid)ter.
9lud fir ole Giniltbr BON aartoiieln
uno aurtoffelproouften aus 5raut.
reid, Canada. Cuba, 2Samnica, au-
itraIien, oSnpon ltno anoeren Sdn0ern
iii Die neue 3oafreibeit ourh Grfld.
rung 6erartiger Grtra3oIle allfgeho'
ben porhen. Die Ginfuhr Don aar.
toffeln ans Gcutidlanb, @roBbri.
tanrien, SeIterreidh llngarn ilao
Rerfunblaub lit pegen elmer in jenen
2dnbern dnQebIih portonlnenoen
aartoffe(franfheit gang per6otcu.
Gieies ginfubrOerbot ioa MN aus
dbnlifeu 8riinoen auf Canada uno
ha5 iibrige europa ausgeoefnt ipers
ben unb BON Dem gtder6ou- z efretar
Ii't Elm offentlider Germin fir 6en 18.
! os. in 1nibingtou anberaumt lppr-
ben, nm Den sSntereiIenten 8elegen.
heit su gehen, iid fiir ooer niber bic
Igeplante MaBnabme 81 auBern
Ser Ssnporteur Serr m. g. &bitc,
RON Der sSirma 8. g. 8bite & Co.,
INo. 1913 8arf Slace, 9een Oorf,
bat iih iiber oieie neueItcn gfesie.
runas. .RaBnahmen ipie ioIgt ge1u.
bert: 1os iih geqen Die Ginfubr bon
aartoffe!n aus 8roBbritanriel mo
esrlano, Geutiflano, Seiterreihsll:te
garn uno ReufunoIano riften6e Ser.
! bot tpurbe I'M porigen Sabre BON Dem
9lderbauiefretdr @ilion oermitblifl
nus politiihen @riinoen erlaiien. Or
iipoate iih oanIit ben eiu9eimiid,en
fSormern gefdaig eripeiien. IN Der
Soifnung, iie niiroen bafiir Def re.
publifanifhen 8artei gum Sieae Der.
helien. 8on beionocrer praftiidpr
geoeutllng mar bas 8erbot nid1t, ba
9lmerifa i'm IeBten Sabre ielbft cine
reihe aartoffelernte bate ino oaber
Sssnlportationen in folbem l1mfange,
ispie in friiberen Sabren, ni6t notb-
tpenoig poren. Smmerbin nuioe
lourf) bas ginfiibrperbot, oas gang
pl5sIih unb obne porberige genah.
iri@tiGuHo Der Snportsurs erIaiiari
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Gin nsues TlstuiI, bas
hdrteriit ais gon3srha b /.
Sin nsuss S6iffsbaumatsriaI iheint
Qefunoen. Der italieuiI6s Warineofs
fisisr Graf Gb1rlss be Qelogeio bat
udmlih Dor fur3sr 3eit sins Grim
bung aemdht, bic bisIIsitr fir bic
ariegsif)iffe BON GROCER 9sbeutllng
iperosn tpiro. Gr bat elm neues Wles
tall erfiInbeu, oaB er .Raoioro" nennt.
gs bat gendu bic 5orbs beg Golbes
uno 1T ben otmoipbdriinen einfiii1s
fen qeeeniibsr sbsnio uNempfinelif,
ME bas e6te 9aIo. Gs bat auh nit
nieism eblsn Metall pas 9srhalteu
5u Sdursn eemeiniam. Die tpihtigs
fte GieeufhofI, bic BAG ..iinitlihe
Cob" uuftpsiit, ift absr feline berpors
ragenpe 5orte. gs purben in ben
lsstsu Wo6er bon Der it1!ieniiden
Reqierilng in bsm .Hsgisrunsss
Shiffbduinititut" biels 8sriuhs ees
madt, burf be feline 5drie fsftseitent
lperben foilts, ba Der Grfinber Graf
geloagio oariiber bic groBtsn @ers
fpre6uneen sernnht bat. Nad bem
geriht. ben bos .Resisrunass sS4fis
bauinititut" an bic oberite mdrinebes
horbe etaliens fanbte, foll bas neue
Wetdll tbatidblih eans ben 4ntiinbis
ounoen fsines grfino.rs entipr.fenb.
dlrBeraetpDhnfthe gigcnihaitsn Der
Observation-Disclosures bsiis.n. u.ber
feline qrobe geItisteit tpirb nlitsetbeilt,
b1b es piel barter als Grupp'fhsr
8anasrItabl iei, uno nab Is in ben
iibrigen Giaenfhaften isben grgleih
nit ehtem Stabl ausbdIte. gs
fommt hinau, bab bic sSabrifution bies
ies fiinitlihsn Goloes duberit billie
fein unb aud barin bic DeritefIung
beg Gtabls iibertrsffen iolI. glus alz
len biefen Oriinben ipiro 'es borause
iihtlih in erfolereihen Wettbeperb
nit benz Gtabl Bel gautsn BON
ariegsidiffen, bon Mafhinen, 0ee
fhiiben unb pun3ern tre.en. Cine
gcrroituna lit bel biefsm nsusn We=
tall aussefhloHen. Gs tpuroen Yers
| iunc NIT benz tiinitlinen golbe, Eis
fen unD Gtatl Oema6s. Mabysnb
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Wefnuutmad,rua

Giner oepIanien @ieberpersiherine bsr aiIifoS
Der National grssrsIIiss 2iis .,,ninrantt 1sm.
sanh. 0inrtnnafi. Ghic, bei<Ar Ntffrn A
esnfeern stfs aniarante esmras, eineiniiai'.
Wsfnnrimndnna erfoIai Hiereurth. bah ON
-. lnae hes NrpttHbrr 1918 bic Eaticnaf .ro
ortNire sife SHinranef Gpmpans bet msnisus
2. NrSsr oem SfadfSsNerisherlliias e Suistin.
ienoenisn nen Ctip, Dns tssfmcb cinaerctdbt bet
I'm WnlbelEiffia esiea nit Hnh sipfiehen thr Iliin
Der Reifsrm A. erntheru etie 1niurante Gem.
pam aftrnf'eiirn Nhicmuctis. ons ~ abthfiif
eein eseiadl heiaeiiiai Nor luto iunrH Hfsr
anherm bfits rssrh. bar anf tsfHiin her
harin efthaiieHrH @ebinannacn eiHidfieislifh
oer lranelcrriitla fetfens hcr irieherretiihfricH
NeicIidaIt on nif iriehsrcefisdbernoe eifirils
thofi hea brilen Reircar@ ibrer pffci,IstrH
WeffrbrH anf ben Eeriidrrnna4fpnirnii hsiifH
gsienfrnrriifnerntig dffHf'i ipirs. hir sssietn
K Ecltlhern piFc cnliraace Hcirnnfth Biermi
irIchcrherEicheri unh alfe ntai failiaea gtnHs
'ensE biiaaitenen Der Gnsicffdf trcaFeiftpe 4ife
Srfnranue gcmpanh iibcrttntifii.
Ter GerFiehesrnrs SunefiHirrbcuf Bot Snrnuf
feine EefnrHimnfnnas Crbre erIailea iiiin
Nrnisde, hen ~. 1Ga hee Tc7efHhcr 1913, 4
lihr Gnnmilidas MS setf stnh feine Ttfffe IN
uninmbns O.. nls Sri heitinsriii lpann hher
tefnafes lsefiim bor hem Mcrherneur Rem Hcs
ucrainufooif unh heHt SerfiheTynae Snecrns
fenhe1gteH Des Ginnte5 fhio !. her ban ttm
sefeh erHanHten NuutnliHion.. rerhonoeit loers
ben fau
Tiefe gcEanntmat,inasscrnr beftimtns sers
Her bdk bic Rniseuinhnbgr Der NafiaunI NTrs
are3iiee piic Sntlirance 3crtpdnh haTf Die 8cll
grttfheiIiir6 eroGiieH fnfiiEen. hah fln Iclfes
Eaneeit merbcn foff nHb edf3 bie Fefdautmns
dunn TN hef bcrf fSefct buTactdrieberen deile
eer6ifenfiirtf frerben urilf
aoliseflinbGber cher HfiieEdnrs Der Tct:ss
ucI Nroarrlise etfe snfltranfe gomnanh obfr
irnenb cine irferesfierie Rerfpn t3nnen tu Der
0flaenehener Belt Dor hfr aoWmiffor erfsets
nen nrt nil SeBHa aut sas e1sfnb ihre ans
edben wn1en.
nbmcns g. Wrore
Hcrgiheranas ssgupsrinieabeHs.
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syea.rbsifattaHas.gsrein. I'm.

MEsH gIiialieeerR sas gaa6ri6t soh ~ih.
E1sraln CIT y. GessEIber 1913 geliogbeH ~
TeasTbsfiafinua arr v. lssemlbsrs sladmiiiase
Mm uks, im 9rsmsicflnrn Rrugnfh Ace.
II q. NpsE. StnansFEesr
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arbtiier ararten. nn0 Sterbesaaiis
fur bic Ycrtiniaten Staaten
ppn ameriia.-3meig 125.

zen Eslislitefrn bisrnnun AIR Aanflts. bab
eas 4Ei,aiiss sttarb 0esTalla aHs sanfsaa.
nea G, 1sssmbeg, esIsorbeH III. eeiteHisies ON
utr, I'm HremaipTlurf pegu bic 1sIlGiieesg
bssgeMrf stHaeineeR fBh.
ir @. Gnrfnf6. JincrssSeftsiar.
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bic bsibsn lesteren Gioffe bsrtits eine
8erroitung auftpitFeu, ipar bas neus
Metall mad sinsm 0eriuh. Der nod
cine Wohe LANCER bnutrte, DOlIis roit<
frei geblieben. Gs bat MIR einen
Hahtbeil, ltdmlid, bic beilgtlbe, gIdns
senbe Sarbe. W1brenn biefe Giaens
fhoft BEG neusn "Details fur bic 6trs
ftsIIuns Don 5auSotrdtbeu, GMmuds
iaGsn une Ginyi4 4tnnoS oeesnfanben
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Seine padenee SanoIung1. go
Die Dilrdlbremenoe ssr1u i1nlmiIite
@erthinf)en in Den Heiiefoffer ner
itoMt uno be NIT ibr onsaerildie aai.
iirer pom Geteftin gefoBt niro2"
Bsim 5eiraihsDermitiler.
I'D moffs ,insn r,tt ioIibsu
Mnnn!- ia. mas perii<bcn Si:
bnrunier24
glo. sinen Mann, Der nitt
rau6t, nici Ipislt. nihi trinii. tsinem
@erein anaebort =
- .Jd. 10 mas bab ih natiisIich
nithi: Denn Ipas Gis oa Tdito.ru, cds
ift ia iiberbaupt trim Wlann!1
GhDn gefaat.
Rsd,tsanndit. lin bi. Role 5hres
Neribsibisers 81 iibern,bm:n, bite id,
srit I'm tinsn Worifub.@
Wlime: .0an3 ME bsi uns!s
3eitgtmdbe ausrehs.
Gotte: Die pil3t iinb mod fanoig
ne tnirfMen IA 5niihen ben 3dhnen..
frau: ~Mirb ipobl pitbtr elm Mp.a.
tifer ilbtr nnisrtn e1etni.sia fptose.
ilssea isinl.
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H0RSTMAH & &HORSTMAN
u b b . I fateu,
Ala IaIngf StraFe.
3a perfanien: sauier.

3nsi 5f3tmmer Rrt65aufer mil RGn uus
Gotlct icebtn bclIeHbei on Queen Ito ape.
etnsn haiSsn Snhare pciiltG1 bon ShaetpeH
Ctr W9nH nebWe Spbn ctr Gar. &c, %7ik
isub BET ciiDa 85 ssgb @adanfraaeu cher
sa abreiiirsH Iess aSairmoAai noe Ifle'
pboHe 1Seli 1926 y. e-tt
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och. 4 D Q I c y,
g2it;tpe aes herficrbensn Iobu snnsr. I'M 9ler
tcu Gi 9nb.eu 4 MlonatrH uno - IaaeH. Its
2'eeroteuHg 'inhei tat am 9ttimo6. ben 10.
8c3erlher g}orgens M 80 llbr ecm Tr1izr-
hanfe u'S sc. i22 Nvgca Gtrnbe. tgorant ual
$50 llbr In Der q 1otnHnes atrhe rif'
Iepi!irtes 6oddmi nbaebnt'cr ptre, lposn Scr
naHoie uuo sSxennhe baitft e!raeIGDsB ilHo
hcu
50 ben fransrnotu Sintertflsssnsa.
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Sinr5 dm gnmftoa ben G. Tesember 1913
Tadmiitdas nin 4 nhf % pliuuien. lpohiper'
febcH INIT ben hl Eiertg 'a'roMenten. nnfsre Ia
niaiteelicbte Winter Sd'pieaerngiter, gsE5B'
mutier SdfpeFter intb StrpdQersn.
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ienb< Gbaraiisr bsr golbsneu grunbe
farbe immsr lpieoer gum 9urhbriid,
Die Ehiffe ans Rnoiorc lpiirbsn ols
10 In Der Gonne Elm irsffIides 3isle
Dbjett bilbtn. 1roBbem Iheint aber
bas neus Metall iopial WorSiias 5u
babtn, boB man nit isiner Ufriptne
Duns ipirb fehr fart rehnen miiHen.
Vndenh.
Tidterling. .Nein. mas iogit Iu
al nleinem Gritiingsornino2
- .NeibtGu, i'd, iebe feline poeen.
|be eoubIano bosin.1
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ate n--sair hesahieH tie Be.
nfu Trrtfs ffr etrsiben. Eer9sfiTs ~ g..
500 aRftf Sents aot &. sooe.A %
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ga6et a!s srift SGHs. 9i3s 1aeilSn
4oae. Gntfa.
sAesr OLE brute Sans an erob une aoas.
1902 9ain Cir.
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gu nermictbcn-SIats.

5Iai BON 3 3lmmaH. rlOssru. 2eia 7sHHis
Etrcss. gorrueus. 4--ius
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Giner ncpInnien Mieberperfiherimg ber Miiifnf
Der National vrssreEIise 2tfe .IrninraHtt 1cm
kanh, Cincinnati. Ghic, beiEAr aFtitern a
esnfbern stfe aniuramre HomtAs, Cincinnati
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GROCERY SPECIAL

fLvA' FRESH EGGS. 2oc; 3 PKGs.
oio Ioc: pkgs. pancake flour, 25c; )
apples. 25c; good breakfast bacon,
n cat wedding Breakfast and NJ. j.
,rr-ed soc; Quaker oats. 10c, 4 pkgs.
ZteaI coffee. 25c; good broom, 20c; lbs.
5,,r' s' Soc. split peas, h.. Sc. high patent
~. M.oS; straight grade -four, 81; tall
\ SHitnon. loc; pkgs. raisins. 2Sc; 4
Lipton's Yellow Label tea. h., soc.
c"so store, 1l6 West First South. 1867
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Apartments Unfurnished

APARTMENT. STEAM
heat. $50. Asa So. 5th East. apt. o:
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LIE HYLAND; MODERN: FROM $40
i per month up: boa I'd II desired fine To-
Fahon' free from smoke. 1910 II, 2nd So.
m292i
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HAIRDREssING


CALL wAsATCH S53s FOR AUTl
work; done at your home ol11
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yfHE WANTS ARE = SIMPLE. ECONO-
Mica method OF effectng many home
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
Farms and Acreage

Tr-pTS.1. 80, -.,,,,. $1,000
some cracking good land values But
we can truih'ully say that We never have
seen or heard tell OK values equal TO
"Mosida hy-th Lake" Irrigated land
The location Is one Of the best In the
entire west There is an abundant sup
ply Or water Soil !s very rich. All
modern convcnienccs. And the price is
only 800 per acre. on ten years time
There are only i50 tracts In this project
great part of which have been sold
within the last 90 days II you expect
10 get one you'n have to hurry. Either
wire, write or phone today for inspection
appointment and detailed Information
National Savings & Trust Co. top foo.
Walker Bank building, salt Lake City.
Utah. rSiS
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished.

FOUR ROOMS, 23l EAST 3RD SOUTH
st; Sl5 per month.
Five rooms, modern: es7 South 10th
East st.
Hoffman Brothers Loan e. Trust Co.
% East First So. 81. Wassttch Pa.
res
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For Rent-Furnished Rooms

IDAHO, NEWLY FURNISHED: STEAM
neat: s2.5o 10 $500 week. 201i T 4th
Fnuth gll53
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KEY FITTING

KEY FITTING. LOCK WORK. b.
cycle Supply Co. Wasatch 1928, 81 w.
Broadway. oTsl
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d AND 3-RM. APT. NEW AND STRICT
ly modern. The Adamson apartments;
117 West North Temple. one block east OF
riaduct. Waaatch 4395-M olffo
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housekeeping Rooms

NICELY FURN. 2-ROOM SUITE VERY
Reasonable, close in. Savoy hotel, &c
" lst So r456
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REMOVAL

SALT LAKE SCAVENGER AND SANI-
So. ol6I0
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PAINTING. PAPERHANGING AND
Uniting: work guaranteed. Phone Wa
satch 1879 1924
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VHRBE NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE
Keeping rooms: ground floor; modern.
pantry. closets, range 652 So 9nd East.
4 r741
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ATTORNEYS
TYPEWRITERS

TYPEWRITERs OF ALL MAKES. FOR
sale or rent agents new No, Roval.
Stewart Cleeson Co. typewriter Ex-
change. 36 W. 2rd SO. Was 200. m3230
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CHIMNEY CLEANING

CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FUR |
mace cleaning Leave orders at Druchl |
& Franken's. Wasatch 100. kis05
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FURNITURE REPAIRING


W. WILLIAMS & SON. 166 ~. ST. WAS
I545-w. Upholster!ng. chairs recaned-
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Painting and decorating Was. etoo.
VIM. T. knapton & Co. l27 e. 1st SO:
o20s5
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PRIVATE HOME

NfLLowS = MERE. CoNFIpENTINI,
Iconnnement secluslon. legal adoption
~ r Phillips. llth e. bet. 18th and
- 30 sugar Sta Hyland 12sl-M,
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST,
brass. chipped glass and painted. Phone
wasatch 1903 x25