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AN ISSUE OF GENERAL INSANITY.

~ R. STUART PATTON, Of Princeton University has told the
Illinois Society Of Mental Hygiene Everybody afflicted
with incpient insanity; that any may become insane
because all less crazy"
The penence Of this statement not to be avoided by
deduction that al less crazy, hen Dr. Patton
himself half orssy when he said t. His argument IL that
tend TO insanity with every loss Of but become again
when mental cslmnes and tempsrmsnt rpose h.
Of mpposes he enjoying that wisdom born Of peace when
be propoundd hh dogma Of general nss and therefore claims
exemption from suspicion
Such reasoning lsys Asng JUNCTION upon many place
New Yorks sefesteem We cames people earth that
live city We have temper that neither trouble deception dis
comfort false promises long waiting, hope postponed has
fretd into anger With what patience and do await
the manifold abuses and abominaons At this
time less than seventeen Investigating committeesFeder State
and municp-ars revealing forms Of scandal and wrong Yet
lose temper Dr. Patton because An
ether philosophy might that it \ because mad
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en- and proposed
marriage to her
parents. The old
pc ople did not
know what to say.
They did not like
to give tn Q ! r
daughter to the
Lion. yet they did
not wiah TO en-
rage the King of
Beasts. Al last the
father said:
d" We feel high
lv honOrA6 hv vO,ar
The evening world., 1913-01-24
The High Cost of Living
And How to Reduce II.
1913 Pres Puhhins o. ts New Tori Evening wod)
6-ICNORANCE OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE.

90 I, is mans duty to prov,d.
ns ,hSr nv s. own nSu.,ry or IN. we'll directed Industry
nn It with healhful influences OF cean-
oms and enjoyment Of thosssh
The f. which pleased COD call daushters
Of
the
Of
Oh. habits Of modern housekeeping and the ignorant
s. until Of h.r .tt.mu 60 be queen Of her own
anticipated
with life which nothing but increasing riches satisfy
that accounts for the
decline in
Housekeeping Lore 10 True Education.
to unnt for
all improvements Of education ana N"
subordinate duties Of the home-the
studiou.
will excel and the professors Of music will play pots and
President will rule the roast and students be taught
be than adesi ..
them the world always interested maknr the rooms pleasant
bonnet artisuc working handsome daily
transiatns the
and taste. Of " comedy Of nan and Interpreting
chiefly she capable of
employ
and whose highest and sole ambition " keep house
well has low conceptions Of her proper dignity . . ..e
with
they make her unht Tor the position ~
make his In the worl
A Wne's Share in the Daily Toll.
wife required he
Not able Not able to cook and wash and clean the
and herself and that her husband too
thing that love
ness?
society Of . training he enters
should equally binding woman to master
and only three cent are learning
delicasn dinners dyspepsia and divorce Reverse as"
and OF living
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SSse &! %]%S SS}cp5Ov
igttrue rathsk eller? 2"

agtiue rathskelisr?'
I've heard Of It," replied Mr.. Jarr.
So he had. such times a. Il was 70.
ported In the newspapers ~ being
raided.
WELL" young MIR. slavinsky went on.
II was sitting In front Of the hurdy
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gurdy. Short-Chsnge Sam. the baritone
waiter. had Just finished dnEinS 'Coksy
hit In society and the slums last year.
"Well. I was sitting In front Of the
piano resting and practicin' taking the
makings and rolling Q paper pipe with
The evening world., 1913-01-24
The Nav Manton fashions

n 20 frock seems bet
nj ter suited 70
~ playtime a n d
school wear than
the one made with
bloom ers TO match. u
dispenses with the need
for petticoats, which Ia
a practical advantage.
and II IL very smart
and attractive. This
one IL made all In one
piece. the belt confin-
Ing II at the waist line.
There IL one tuck over
each shoulder which
provides pretty fullness
and the sleeves have
Just a few gathers at
the shoulder edges.
these being essentially
new features. II he
model 10 an excellent
one both for serge and
fabrics of the sort and
for an the simpleV
washable materials<
Linen Is excellent O.
made, all ginghains are
we'll adapted to treat
ment of the Kind ana
there are various ma
tertals shown under
fancy names that are
Of excellent weight and
aiity.. In this
case. there u q band OF
trimming down tho
front edge while the
collar II scalioped. but
q pretty effect could be
made By emitting the
band and soalloping the
edges OF the front and
cuffs a. we'll as the
collar. The boomers
are plain and are with
out any fuflness at
the waist limo and over
the hips.
the dress viii require
~ yards of material "a,
2h yards - or ~.
yards ~ inches wide
with ] yard q for the
trimming: for I'M
boomers will be ncen,
ed IL yards "a or 80.
PattepB~N0. 7S33
70 cut In sizds for girls
from I to 3 years OF age.
The evening world., 1913-01-24
Fables of Everyday Folks.

TANNING A HUSBAND.

1911. Publishing
Id Aesop Of his paar" They were ms
In .u.a ana
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"our children won't be able 70
boast about the piles such a. mother
used to bake"
mo. they'll probably bras shout
the superiority Of the dsiIeatssssn
atu6 fbAt maihse Nod q hUx.r
The evening world., 1913-01-24

osn e. EVENING WORLD NAHiToN TAsIIIoNl
$nts end TatysscooA
New -
- }ssnps ordered
I yNP0RTANT-wrs
s.a Sass wanted An lstt in
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&eitere SusenS Grinnernmsen
BON alfreo Gapus.

Mlfreb Gapus teginni iih ber,its
ols .oltsr 5srr- gu fiihlfn. fsin Bid
i6rpsift 3uriid in Dergangsne 1ass.
unn in sinsr aonfersns bat er jtst In
pcris allsrlei auiiiass nus Ieinsm ges
BEN ersdhlt unb aus i.nen 5agen, oo
Iein iuaenbliher gbrgsis bapon irGums
ie, iih gum srfisn Wal .ssbrudt1 3u
Iefxn. Der Difter ipsbmiiihis htisertr
auiiipiek psrbisnte iict feline .rfien Iits
terariifxn Gporen i'm Journnlismus,
unb NIT sinem beieren uno sinem nnfs
ZEN Mugs .rsdblie opus aud bon itis
mem eriten gsbrudten Arti.el. Tas
lunr um bas Jobr 1882; unb bos
Ghidlal tpollt,. bdb Der 2pb Tars
irins fir gapas Der erits SMtitt sur
Beriibmtbtit ipurbe. Auf bsm Doulss
parb mar berRame bes aroben8elehr.
ten nod 10 gut tpie unbeinnnt. Mber
gopus fhrieb sinen MnFfos iiber Dore
min. unb bongtn berstns irus er Iein
icItbarts Monufsript in bic RtDoliion
bes .gou[cis-. Durtpin2
.4ber immerbin. MIR molten es uns
|aufeb<n.- meinte ber Meboitionsfstre.
tdr, I'm bonn mad tintr Meile ~ Ia
gen:
vAomnen gle bod nm Wliiterno&i
nod einmoI berauf. ih iptrhe mil
0errn GorneIb. bem GbefsRebdtteur,
fprtdjen..
.uab y sns y Sna Nm u,iss,s,
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0rxnbeiseatbumshber bertragxmlen
Gintinnati. 1. Mar,.


Ben g. Gale on NJ sioe Smitl
50 ssub on Der @eitieite Der gapmiI.
Ter Strabe, 90 5ub iiibIih Der Gour'
SraBe: ierner 90 Bel 100 ssiiB on
Der Speamore StraBe. fcrncr "a be-
2i0 IuB on Slmt Strafe; 81.
alonso Gimnmus on @ininm uns
oouiio @erlbt. Got AZ int Moorrnnl
< sesohn's llnterabtbeiluns auf Rrict
StiIl. ST.
die 3neite RationnItanf on Ghas
". rnb eleanor RoE, Got 68f II
Senrn Z. Stulte's Bmeiten Mooiticr
I'M Seer Qarf; 81.
Tnnib Sd,iering, @ormulIo. ar
Gborles 6. Geinth.l u. Nnbere. cir
Stiif 2anh In Ssftion is, in Cole
rain Toiunfhip; Si34
Saeot GeiRtbel u. u. an gbos. 6
unh mnrp 5eintbeI, elm Stiid Sanl
IN Seftion rs in GoIernin IT,: 81
Miainm Seiffcrle. per Truftec
on ssobn N. 9seniIle, 80 bel 6s Hi!i
an Der Rorbicite Der gipinaiton Ctr.
$2500.
@illinm Seufierle OIL esnbn 81
Henille, baIieIhe eigenthum: ST..
e5ohn 81. Renille an Moberf s5rnr
fen. 30 BEL SS ss,lB an Der Vorbieit'
Der 2ipingiton Strabe; 81.
2enn Smmal3 on German Gna
berStp, % bel 100 Cub an Der Glib
Ilete eeT esfssg e1et@ 196 GH1
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0ranSeiseutbams 3systbsfeH
9eue 5ppptheisn,

TA. Suburbon ReaI Gitat. Go. an
bic ObiO Naiional aife Sni. Co.,
500, 600.
Nob.rt srani.n en- Brighton Ger.
man gani Co., $500.
gntbonp u. Sonionp on Gaids
ritbbraipdI y. u. Co.. $500.
Gtnristta Gfhenbad an Sohn g.
Mortin. 5000.
DlplIie g.ipp an pansbanble q. IL
6. Co., $500.
Cigar 20. 5usks Gr. on wsiItor
6. Campbell, $1,000.
gdroIin. 6. Morron on Wei
Gnb q. II. &. Co., $4,000.
Serpme RolanbelIi an Whlforb y
l.. g. Co., $500.
WnriIe Siratemeper on g. !
Wuns, $1100.
aIbum 3. Gath. Sr.. on Gomunb 5
TrnB. S700.
Mlorris Wsohnopis on aixrol 6
u. q. Co.. $500.
Ghorb g. 9inctnt on gsorse mie'
b.mann 9repins Co.. $3.50.
Nnbrsp ar.bs an gorrppiIe q
II. g. Co.. $1,000.
@etiIett 6npothefen.
alice y. Speor an Clifton Wu,
tnnI 9. u. q. Co., $4,000.
mifIiam 3. Glsroib on Soutbrr
Ohio 6. u. Z. Co.. $4,000.
Sobn linbenfhmibt an Weit nor
nooc 3. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
aoieph 3. Smith an 8. 9. Sin
lsp, $500.
0enrp Moesmon an Wobifon 3
q. SO. 2. $4,000.
6enriettn Sdeniot an John o
Martin, $12. 1893.
Mmelia asppsri on Durnet Moobl
%. u. g. Co., $500.
s. o. Gorbss an eagle g. u. g
o., $4,000.
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Dte piffenfduftli6e Gss

Dfe spiffenfdaftli6e Gts
oberung Neus 8uinens. Der
Qeiisr Der britien observation-disclosures
Itnihdftlihen grpeoition noh Veus.
9uineu. 6aupimann 5ranieu 9erbers
itee, bat jebt NIT bem Geclostn gu.
bredi unb 10 Daiaiien Altmaur am
obsren aorsnbfiub errei6s. no ein vi,
mat aebnut tpurbe. has ala Musgongss
punt Der 2onoreife bienen fou. Nu4
aorenb bate bisisn Grs dis nuortisr
bsnuB., lpOsu sr fih bur6 fsine aose
GIN 1ubs bss !oiigslterruins fshr gut
sisnst. I'm su. Dermeioen, bcb Die GEs
petition an monstlnbtr Derpfltsung
ftsikrt, min ntr lei!er. ME Deter.
manns Mitthsilunsen bsrihtsn. istn
Bapot NH sinem getpiHen aonfort
nnb binldnslihen lebensmitieIn aus.
ftniteu. Tas Gebitt oiefer DtgenD bat
anns ben glsihen Gbarattsr fDie b0ss
itnjae an Der NorbiiiIte bon HtusO sOuis,
nsa. bod IN bos Herslanb Iei4ter 5u'
erreihkn ois bon lesttrem dus. Ter
slnblid Der Shnesb.rgs eniiduf6te q,
nigermoBen. neil ouf ben Gpfben Hur
iDenia Ghnee lag. WlaH hcfH, boa
DtlImiegsbirss umgtben ~ t5nntns
|ipcbur@ bel Mrbeit fir - Rails &C.
fpart nairbt. Aubfr einsm 3ni!Gens
fad, BEN anoriff tinfS unE1erldptis
lenhm 4apuotcufen5, eseionete f&
|fsnf ai1t1 nsmssss11mnstlk.
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nad)t ipieoss hinauf,@ er5Ihlt Gapus.
Der Seireiar empfing mia fsbr
freunoIih, er tatte iih in5ipiffxn ins
formirt. iutr Dnripin mar, unb Fiibrte
mid, 5ii Serr gornelD. Der mir alniae
5dgen iieIIte. Damn offneie iid ploss
lid, Die 5biir iino herein fam baitig.
aorreiturfabnen in Der 6dnb, Nrtbur
WsDer. Sh ertonnte ihn iofort, Ct
mar id,on popular II. I'M iibriaen lies
bic Iufreeung, bic iih mtiner bemdms
tigts, teintn 3tpeifel. .Wsin iiebtr
Weper," fagte Gornelp, bier i'll Gin
.iuneer Wlann, Der uns eintn Mriiisf
iiber 9aripin brinei."
Sn Der 3tit BON 10 llhr Mbenbs BIB
IL llbr Radhis mar 9drfpin i'm .0du=
lois" beriihmt getporben. artbnr
Wssner l1helte frtunoiih. rSdon1,
iapts ,r. inb lieb mid fiiblen. bob uns
fer geiprah ihon su lanse eebouert.
GornsIp uber faat.: .Shr 4rtiisl srs
ideint niorsen ais 2eitariitel, iporsen
Gle ouf Die aorreffIr." ssh pbts Dor
Sreuo, unS 8srbliffuns uub fanb
isin Wprt. WaoR tIopfts mir auf bic
Shulter unb Elm innesr Rsooiteur -
es mar Alfrtb Gbparbs - trat au mir
uno fras!s mid Ftreng: ,Spielsn sic
5anaboa2" 4uf meine perneinenbe
antuort fagts er nod ftrenssr: ..0ds
muB man Iernsn." llnb Damn lac ID.
bic aorrttturen unb ains nah 6uufs.
Bdlb trat gapus bann I'm ben Res
oaitipHsGiab o., .Gaulois4 Elm. aber
cine Der luf:ia'sn Gpiiobtn iener Sus
a,nbtags ipdr bic gegriinbune elmer
tIeinen 3eiiuna bic ben nert<iBnnass
polIen 9it.l rDritnaiie" fiihrte. Die
@riinoer iparen Setap< Wtirbenu,
PAUL 6erpisu, 9roscluube unb gopus,
uno Die 3eituna rsrltbte nur ipsnise
Rummern, tpis lid, bos fir cine bon
2itterdten besriinbeie 3eitung ges
| sisnrt." Rdtiirlit mar man oppofiiios
nslI. Der erite NrtiteI Wlirbsous
trus ben Ihlihten Iitsl .Gbe an bic
Gbolero". .Di. Seute mar uufges
tdunt, ober anftott 4bipshrmab bressln
gu forcern. bieb Ulirbtnu Die Cholera
NIT offenen Mrmen ipilltommen uno
/ fIebte Il. an, iif iofort einiser Ieute
onsuntbmen. bic er NIT Romen nonns
te. bat lie. SsanoaIs Su bsIsiiisen. Jns
fiitutionen su ftiirs.n, iura. Ddbteno
ibres Moltens u[l.s su pernihten. Der
Irtitel follfs bic 8iireer b.unrubsen:
unb has ibat .r aud. 4ber Ct beuHtus
bigte and unieren gtihGfisfiibrer. Der
barin Elm idledtes 3sihen fir bic
abonn,msnts iaf; iinb Wirbeou mnbte
nit ben Qeut.n. bic er nit Der Gbos
Isra b,brobt bate. fosar nod sruei
ober brei Duellc ausfshi.n - llnb
tpenn ih nod an bic art uno Weiie
suriidoenie. in Der 8rcstIdube bic
Tbeaiers sDirestoren bebarbeIie! Wai6
srsreift mod iebt Shauer 49,.
Gines gae.s ersdblt Mrtbur WtDer
Gapus: Der prina bon Soaon bat
eeitern beim yriibitiid nit mir iiber
Sbren ariit.I e.iprohtn." sd bate
Ini6t bic aiibnbsit.4 ersdblt Gapus.
r3u frag.n, mas sr seiast bate; bdb
er etipos eefast bate. seniiste. BON
propiIoriidem Stols iruntsn sins ID
nah 5aufe, absr bic inasindren Weibs
rauhipol.en ssrtxilitn 1ih mis Der
! 3eit baIb. llno als ih bon ARTHUR
Msper eine 3uloee erboi, forgte er. bob
| bic Bdnme nihi in ben 6immsl ipu&
fen: rllnm5slih! Sie fh.sibtn nur
humorifiiffe ar.iiel, unb 5umor III
bieisn Minter niAs MODERN -.
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fiioIid, Ser CHARLES stra5c. 81.


scnrn Wocsmnn on Sorctfn 6
Martin, ,gigentbtmt befnnn. als 315d
EIiftnn spcniic. ST.
eis,ic 3mifn ON MsoIlic ilno @cor1;
Yirp, % Jnb an Der Siibfeite De-
Setter Strnbc, 125 Sni. i1citIidl oel
Ripp Stroi,c: 81
katherine 0ilbero OH hilbert arn
mrr, elm ssahr Rnd)t nnn Got q II
ocr Siio RoriponS Suneifnt Inter
abthciI,ing: n1ouatIide Niietbe S6n
Wilton I. Campbell on G6our W
nuobeS. 90 bel $50 IuB on Der Glt
ieitc Der 3,rnlitein apenue IN &ro'
Bart: 81.
Settle gorD an georac Witt, %
bci t75 Snb OH Der Horbiclte ocl
Cenor ancine in Gollcgc Sill; 81
Gorn 8Icnn @ea on 8. q. Aecln
5hcil pon Cots 81 /tinH 80 in ga
nuel GIoon's llntcrabtheilung N
slSpuoalc: ST.
gforn Ton II. q. en Innq sererth
Cots 10. 30, q uhb Sheii bon Got
IS in Der GllersIic llntcrnbtlcilnnl
In Ripcriioe: 81.
Gheebore @rou on rrsoln 9. Col
Iins, GOT 81 in 5ronf 70. 8rotpn' 1
slboiticn Su slcooing; St0O
sSannic S5eberitrcit on gSiIlian
gaigaermann, ) Satire Guflt eincs
gbctIes BON Got 277 in GIiner'
sweiten gboition su 2odlauo, inhr'
lid,e aiiethe $25.
saotc g. @orroms nnS anSere on
Gharles Wotion, Sr.. 90 gcres Sant
IN Seftion % in Miani So;onibip
$4,000.
Charles Ration. Sr.. on aote 2
nno gGiIliam +. @arroDs, ooiielbt
Gincnihim 81.
slrbeuo U. 9anfs, Der GbnIintitra
| tor. an Morris Rod,nopit. is be-
90 ,suE on Der Gorbicite Der 3. Ctr.
sipiiten Sreemau Ho. ttnS Carr
Strobe: $3.50.
2ouis 6. @dnfs OIL Mnrris D,ad
nopis. noiieIbe gigenttum; $3.50.
M,arn &. gonf8 oil giorris Hfaf)
nobis. 16 BET 90 sSuB on hcr 9oro
Teite Der 9. Strnbe. 3tpiid)en earI
Strase nnn ssreeman apeniIc: 81.
emma u. glilen on aotharir'
9serhiua, 80 bel 40 Sun on ser Dit
icite ber gureea TneHi,e. t24 6uf
inhIid, Der s. Strnbe; 81.
Die Guburban Renl Gitaie go. al
6barles z. Susbts. Cots 337 uns
33S in Der Nortpouo 9iep llnterab
ttsiIrns; 81.
Ter Staot Gbio an q. Dormsp
1beil pon Got So in GIi3db.tb gople'i
linitrabtbsiluna; $26.
50. Roe Smith an Ben y. Dale
Tbtil non lois Is uno IL in CHARTS
Drums llnierobiheilyns in apon
bale; 81.
1rtinanb 8. gorbes an anbrsil
artbs. 80 bel 50 JuB an Der Sitlsit
Ter Rpbs Strab.; 81.
GoaI. G. Il. g. u. on Jree Q
g!pmt, 27t bei 90 Juk on Der Oiifet
Der DaInut Strabe. TIA Sub norolid
Der 12. Strabe; 81.
aaura u. arsII an eIfa @oobtpin
45.6sS 4tres 2anb in Sestion 8 II
SrrinafisIo 9oipnftip; 81.
DaIt.r 8. buskr an 5enrp 2us
Ter. % bel 100 CUB on Der Weiiistt
Der Gin Etrube; 81.
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axs Der 0ei&iAte Der @e&em.
fnnf.

lie Mehentednif reidt Siriid Bis
in Die friibeiie 3eit Der Gpra6ent-
ipidluna, ols iidtonnIblih bic 9eotb.
|ipenbi1teit Seiste, eine an5nbI gleid.
artieer Ginbeiten in einen Weerifi
suinNmen5iifoifen. Dns fdnt friib
am perbreitetiten ouftretenbe 3nblen.
|ipitem i6eint bdS tetd1d&e su fem,
u MI I'm II jeba Gin5lttlzA Sas ate,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-27


SGGAR-Per pound. Standard Rrsnu-
lated, Sc; New York refined, 4Ikc; plan
tation. 1850
FEE-ROasted (ArbuckIe's). s24 80 :.
AAAA, $l4.50 in bulk; in bags and bar
rels. $21 green, zoe
RICE-Head, AZ d51ac: fancy head, 5sl
n6i2C. according 10 grade
LARD-Silver leaf, 13c per pound.
Scoco. 8@sc per pound: Flake White, 1-Sc
per pound, Cottolene, 1920 per case:
Snovdrift. $5.s5 per case
CHEESE-Fancy full cream. 171ac
ADMINISTRATIONS. SO 90 per case:
one-quarter oil. So. 90.
SALT-One hundred pounds. SIC: salt
brick tplain), per case, $2.25: salt brick
tmedicated). per case, Sass: salt, red
rock, per cwt., 81 90; salt white. per cHt,
90c. Granacrystal, per case 25-lb sacks
15c, salt ozone, per case, 80 packages, 90c:
50-lb. sacks, soc; 25-lb sacks, 12c
MISCELLANEOUS-G Georgia cane svr-
up. 37c. axle grease, S175; soda crackers.
tt4c per pound; lemon crackers. Sc; oys-
ter. 7c, tomatoes q pounds). 81 SIS case:
g pounds, s2.25; navy beans, SS.25;
Lima beans, 7isc; shredded biscuit So so !;
rolled oats, 80 per case; grits (haEs).
81 40, pink salmon, 500: cocoa, 3Sc; roast
beef. $3.50: syrup, SOC per gallon: Sterling
ball potash. $3.50 per case; soap. 1900
100 per case; Rumford baking powder,
LA5nyyApE
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Are sou searching for a posftfou7 Then
an al in he Situations Wanted" col
umus Of The Georgian will assist YOU
greatly
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-27
ATLANTA MULE AND
HORSE MARKET

Corrected by the National Stock Yards
Commission Company; c. c. Tur-
ner, President.l
Mules.
II TO 14k hands, rough. good ageu. $ll5
to $3.50.
Il to 1917. finish with quality s155 to
$3.50
141h 10 Is hands. rough, $3.50 to $40
10 to 15h hands, finish, $3.50 to s205
Is hands. with quality ana finish, sos
to $3.50
16 hands. heavy chunk, weighing from
1880 to l,40O pounds, 1855 to $500
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SAINT CHARLES AVE.
Real Estate For Sale.

--0J~~~-~-S~~~|-~~~-~-~~~-~~
NORTH SIDE corner lot, so by $50; $500
easy terms b., Box 4, care Georgian
46-26-3
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TODAYS
MARKETS
COTTON.

NEW YORK. March 2T.-The local cot
ton market opened steady with first
prices at a net advance of To points
from the previous close. The strength in
our market was attributed chiefly to
relative firm cables and continued bad
weather news
The market during the first fifteen min
pered to a large extent by wire trouble.
Offerings We're light and scattered. The
buying of the larger spot houses and COW
ering by shorts held prices around The
opening level After the call the market
became barely steady on offering from
Wall Street and prices reCeded some
TO points from the opening.
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NEW YORK.
II Jul =
Open HighlI Ow AM c.

Quotations in cotton futures:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-27
Real Estate For Sale.
HOMES BUILT TO SUIT

HOMES BUILT TO SUIT.
THIS year we want to build if
teen or twenty houses in our
Stewart avenue subdivision near
the Tenth Ward school. We can
build these houses according to
the customer own plans, and ar
range easy terms of payment
! Now is the time to come in and
discuss with our building depart
ment the kind of house you wish.
You can select a lot, give us an
idea of what you want, and we
will turn the house over to you
complete in every respect.
Any one who insptcts the
houses we have already put up in
this subdivision can see the high
grade of workmanship and mate
rial used. We build houses to
last and to make every customer
feel like passing the word along.
FORREST & GEORGE
| ADAIR.
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ANSLEY PARK.
HOLDERNESS ST.

THIS is A vacant lot in a section that
IS coming very fast; has all improve
,sr,s down. and II will take $1,000 10
bgv It, II you delay, it will cost you
more than that.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-27
NEW ORLEANS.
in cotton futures:
STOCKS.

NEW YORK March Continued
damage 10y the flood resulted in the lo-
cal stock market opening weak with the
average operator inclined to sell on food
damage but the large interests were
ready TO purchase on the belief that what
was lost in property viii be more than
made up in increased crop yield This
however failed to stimulate any substau-
tial buying and prices. after opening over
point to a good fraction lower, added
TO the decline further recessions
Among the issues showing declines at
the opening were Louisville and Nash
vile z Reading IS, Southern Pacific p.
Union Pacific opened unchanged. hut
quickly followed the decline by losing D,
point United States Steel a. Amalga-
mated Copper "a and increased its loss
by dropping =. American Smelling F,
Later IL dropped "A. Atchison d. then
added another = TO its loss Canadian
Pacific p, but retrieved the decline. later
dropped q from the previous close
Brooklyn Rapid Transit was p point
higher and St. Paul 4. but lost o.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
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Railroad Schedule.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
~ ASSENGER TRAINS, ATLANTA.
rsa.e following schedule figures are pub
Seo only as information, and are not
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-27
Ideal Manufacturing Site at
a Bargain for Cash.

l-. ACRES adjoining plant Southern Ice
Company and near Pattillo Lumber
Company. frontage zoo feet Beulah ave
rue g1- Carmel and Argard, in Copen-
I' : D. PriGgen, 1921 Gambler building.
Hell pf.rc ivy 1881 "I-26-3
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
STOCKS

Stock quotations
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 95c; Fergu.
son. 81 O5
ANLES--S 0oaSoO per dozen. base.
SHOT s. 20 per sack.
SHOES Horse S45OQ475 per key.
LEAD-2ar, 7]2c per pound.
NAILS Wire 81 s., base
lRoN--Fer pound, Sc base; Swede &c
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-27
Real Estate Wanted.

1|-7~[I-.---l--7U00~~D~~~
Vii BUY your equity in eight or nine
room north side house, suitable for
nome Address Home, care Georgian.
1855
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-02
MARINE TlDINGS.
BY Merchants Exchange.

Tuesday, Honolulu, April 90 1913.
Mahukona Arrived AnriI ~ schoone.
S. T. Alexander from Tacoma.
Salina Cruz-Sailed, April 20, $. S.
Mexican for San Diego.
Salina Cruz-Arrived, April 81, 5. S.
Arizonan from iIilo, April 10:
Eureka-Arrived, April %, Schooner A.
+. Coats from Hilo, April 7.
Sydney--Arrivcd April IS, $, 5. Sono-
ma, hence April II.
Wednesday, April 80, 1913.
San Francseo-Arrivcd, April 20, $. S.
Wilhelmina, hence April %.
San Francisco Sailed April 20, p. M,
S. s. Lurline for Honolulu.
Victoria April 80, 5. 5. Ma.
kura, hence, April %.
Yokohama Sailed, April &c, S. S. Per
STA for Honolulu.
Thursday, MAY /, 1913.
SAN FRANCISCO-Sailcd, April so,
s. 5. Columbian, for Seattle.
YUROHAM ARRIVED, April 80 $.
s Manchuril, hence April 10.