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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
Huerta Plans Coup
10 Retain Presidency.
Special Cable to rhe Atlanta ceorai.,

special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
MEHlCO CITY, Oct. 23.-General
Huerta has accepted Great Britain's
refusal to follow the policy of the
United States in Mexico as an in
oorsement of the Huerta administra-
tlon by that country He intends to
nolo the reins Of power and already
PREPARATIONS are being made for a
gallY" elected.
Inc plan is to have FREDERICK Gam
ooa, the Catholic party's candidate.
Withdraw his name at the last mo,
ment. Then Huerta's name will be
submitted, and he will be declared
elected. -''i gu
Inc constitutional provision barring
PRESIDENT from succeeding himself
Will be disregarded, the Hueristas
lnIialntalning that the suspension of
congress for sedition also suspended
the constitution.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
Doctor Asks $442.43
For Injury to Auto

DR.. James B. Baird. Sr., filed suit
in the Superior Court Thursday
against Edgar D. Crawford for $442.43
alleged damages resulting from an
automobile crash on Linden and
Peachtree streets on August 81.
Damage to the plaintiffs machine is
charged.
DIR. Baird and his wife were driving
along Linden street when the acct
dent occurred.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
Market Committee
To Meet for Plans

The first meeting of the joint Pub
Tic Market Committee of the Chamber
of Commerce and the General Coun-
eli will be called by Mayor Woodward
within the next week.
The committee will outline plans
for an investigation Of public mar
kets all over the United States. and
later will make recommendation to
the Chamber and to Council as to the
sort of market best suited to condi-
tons in Atlanta. The join commit
tee is composed of A. j. Orme, ]. w.
Orr, Francis E. Hamper, C. D. Knight,
]. H. Harwell and C. w. Smith.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
u. S. Asks Fair
Trial for Maderos

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23-rbe
United States to-day stretched ont
It's hand to protect Daniel and Evar-
ois Madero, brothers of the late Pres
loent OF Mexico, who have been ar
rested at Monterey. Secretary of
state Bryan cabled Charge O'Shaueh-
messy at Mexico City to use his good
oHlces"to adopt a fair and open trial
for the prisoners"
. Compliance with this demand of the
Secretary is likely to increase still
further the tension between the two
Governments.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
"Makirg Good''

lisa happy occupation this business of doing things
right Of getting ahead of the game.
Some call it knack, others luck, say it just
happens
But it is hardly any Of these if we become analytical
and look below the surface.
tmay be habit, often it is.
Stores make good" because they serve better, and
they better they work and strive harder That
this stores big fine stocks of fall merchandise are 'ak
ing good' this is because of the effort expend
ed in collecting them.
There satisfaction, there was no let-up until
we had proved that everything right, until saw
that those makeormar details really made for what
BEST
There thousand ramfications of this way of do
ing things
They not easily told, norris it necessary
10 you the interesting part is results.
And the results show here.
In every section of the store.
There seems to be bit more style in the suits and
coats.
The silks and wooens seem to be those that women
are hearing most about
The blankets have that feel and look that the expe
renced housekeeper knows is right
The furniture is the worthy sort at fair prices.
Making good, indeed!
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
Rep. Walker Seeks
6 Federal Buildings

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-Repre-
sentative Walker, of the Eleventh
Georgia District, to-day introduced
bills for public buildings in his dis
trict, the total appropriation to be
100000 for buildings and sites The
list is as follows:
Nashville, 100000; Blackshear
100000; Ocilla, 100000; Jesup,
100000; Bailey, 100000, and Halle
hurst, S$10O, 900.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
Judge T. A. Street
Goes to Philippines

Judge Thomas A. Street, who has
been employed by the Government in
the revision of the laws governing
the Philippine Islands, started for
Manila Thursday to resume his du-
ties.
Judge Street and his family have
been visiting at the home of G. B.
Lythgoe.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
Russian Premier Worse.

ROME, Oct. 23.-Premier Kokov-
soft, of Russia, who was stricken on
Tuesday with erysipelas while spend
ing short vacation in Italy, took
turn for the worse to-day, and the
attending physicians said that his
condition was very serious. He has
a high temperature and part of the
time is delirious.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
Shriners Send Agent
To Arrange Quarters

To prepare hotel accommodation for
100 Kansas City Shriners who will at
tend the national convention in Atlanta
in 1914, J. e. Chandler, past potentate
of Ararat Temple, is in Atlanta.
Accompanied by Fred Houser, secre-
tary of the Atlanta Convention Blu
reau, Mr. Chandler made theBrounds of
Atlanta hotels. He expects to complete
his arrangements to-day, Mr.. Chandler
has praised Atlanta highly
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
j, s. READY To INTERVENE
IN MEXICO IF TR0UB| F
ATTENDS VOTING SUNDAY

goza. There they will be court-mar-
tailed.
Unless Diaz agrees to leave the
country voluntarily he probably will
De taken aboard the Zaragosa to-
night and taken back to Havana.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
British Ministry of Land.

SWINDON, ENGLAND, Oct. %
The British Government is coming to
the aid of the small tenant, Chancel-
lor David LloydGeorge announced
here to-day in a speech. A ministry
of land will be created, which will
control and decide agragian ques-
tons It's chief use will be to enable
small tenants to appeal against high
rents.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
And Still New Suits and New
Dresses Keep Coming In

Big boxes and many of them being opened this
ing
Yhey bring fresh surprises turn
to us for their suits and dresses.
Styles just coined in the fashionl Bright smart
charming.
How they differ from suits and dresses
may be for several Of many but-hey very
cidedly.
And that is the whole question:
Not that saying this makes raher say be-
it is true).
But it is easily discovered.
By visit to the ready -towear section.
of those who still have dress to buy it
will be worth your while to test out the possibilities of this
There cloth and velvet suits for street and for
those occasions when suit is quite the thing"
There evening dresses.
There trim silk and wooden dresses
And there coats that genuine surprises
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
A Toy Store Of a New
Standard

of pleasure in
in
"jmcracks" They put higher plane
They teach!
that pedagogues turning
chlds
for that natter
They doing things and
is playing
We motive will
of
new standard.
ntos half with the
An interesting a pleasant warranted.
The Mail Department brings the big stocks of
this store uery to those uuho Lue Atlanta
Chamberlin johnson =DuBOse Company
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-23

Me0 SaIcombe er oct an0erleoes;
oenne lille Menigbe0 er anner til
gaImeriton 90 oil ian0ipnIigpis
ue0blibe at bare oct.
Men booo ieg .ii9r t0nfer paa
- iea taler fun min egen Gag,
life aonoentets - er, at bi Glore
1rpiter tr9nger til a%flesning. Sea
paatolte oenne Gag neo port oar
lige Wfeoe | Morts, og ieg bar Il.
ben ben 8io life ioronoret Yteninq.
Ser / Yalmeriton bar ieg MI up-
ret paa 20. 9lor oa bar bait ell
Dcliiqnct 8%irfiombeo her. Oicn ieg
tror, oct bil0e ppre aoot ior Yte-
nigbeoeti, ON Der tom Ell M Gr.
beioer BERTH, Ell onoen 9fgit % an.
ore Maooer at orbejoe poa, en-
Wono, ionf mliliqhis fnnoe non
Dem ioni life ieg bar funnel noa,
eIler iom er blebne trGt al mig.
Gels er iea lonqt oppe | Iarene mn
og fan oaorligt oberfomme Grbei-
oct | oct ipreote 8iItrift. Seq fan
bel nof, ON Serren bill, holoe no ct
Bar Mar enonu, og ieg forItonr, at
9iqoaro er fproig omtrent til ben
Sio; oeriom iaa Serren biloe mo.
ee oct iooonn, at ban fltnoe nflsie
mig, ifuloe set bare mig Ell @lG.
De. Oct er unge friife arGfter, pi
trpnger til, WGno, Tom bill iGtte
oeres aft inc pnn at gere noget
for Serren og Si9lene, iom fan
oct gngeIife Sprog ion bel iom oct
0onife, oa mao Serren ielu itoriilte
oem meo @onoens SGo og 8orme.
Sra Bach bsrer ie9 9rlimnte liot,
men ieq hoober at lie % tale meo
BAN ON ca. IA 9oae, bo bi ifal
babe aportofsmsoe / Solcombe. -
Oilers aoor aft Tom %bonIiat - alt
for itille; bi trGnger til Ganoens
8iniebeir. @ii6 bipGpe os at beoel
9eres / ariItus
81. Gbriftenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-23

ifal grihe nioere OIL oS, emo 9erren
giper os arGfter til % ct ri ber
ifpnfe Den Misiion, Der iurlig er
6etroet os. Dor fprite Snteresie.
Wfen ieg logger MGrfe til: 1.
Ser er 2onosnpno De nGonte Ste
Der, iom / triitelig % firfelig 9en-
iesaOe trpn9er til @iGlp. ,. Ter e.
m9en onoea JON 6or optaaet oen
he Wti9iiou. 3. 9iort 5umfu10 bar
hillpet oem ne0 AZ at laoe 0ent
aa cen al pore FrGiter, % b.
REQ at aipe et @rGiteemne 0erfro
aogunG til Dor Sfole. :. Tn ST.
Ore 0ii9iion / GaNmarf bur tyr
bait meo oenne Gag at gre, %
ri bar onoet ArbeiOe 'tilf9aes meo
Den. 5. Misiionen pna Nen geo
LAMB trGn9er life ferIt og trent
melt til |finaneiel St6tte.
SEQ at lpgge MGrfe til oi8ie
OmitGnoi9beoer forefom oct mig,
at hi / oct minoite buroe biie bore
lutberIfe 9reore poa nGnnte fierne
Ger, at hi interesIere6e os for @ltos
9liges Gag i6lanot Dem, og at hi
fremoeles = | 2igbe6 meo, boo6
ri bi6tiG bar 9iort bar billige
til at r9ffe Dem en- biplpenoe
Soon6. 9e trGn9er til noget | Den
Hetning til 0pnuntring. Get ipneS
mig, at ieIo 9oit. Bach og Sltitril
trGnoer til noget iau6ont / oere5
@erning. - Nu bel, ielb ON Cant
fun6et iom ioooont bar frala9t iig
aft Gnioor for 6enne Mi8iion, ioa
fan enfeIte of bets @eoIemmer 10
life oerneo bore forbuot at oiie
Snteresie for ben.
81. SO. @noeren
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-23
Sm MisliOnsn paa
Weiu 3calanb.
st grcu.
Balmerlton 9ortb, Nem Zealand.
"a. Waai 1913.
Sore 9aitor 5. W. Sanienl
SfonlphllrIt Mpbr
8. 8eoeren n, 9orup.

"a. WtaL 1913.
Store Yaltor 5. W. Sanienl
Staplebnrit Nebr.
SUBS Sreol - 8ereS 8ren, fire
pct | Goroopa D. IS. April, nooeoe
mig / Dag, oe iee bill eerne, bbis
ieg Tan, imsoefomme 9eres gnife
ongaaenoe Dor nuoprenoe Stilling,
ON emo ieg er temmelig iiffer paa,
at bette @rep life nanr Gem til 16.
SUM. - Cor Iterite Grang blep af.
biulpen, oa hi fit Yoit. Bach oa
6erbeo fit embeoet { MouricepiIIe
beiat. 0esforuoen bar bi Waforetil
og Salcombe. Wnrforetu bar ! i'm
9io ielpitenoig Menigbeo nieo egen
BrGit; bi bar Ell 6eilig Strife Der,
og ianot err Def, at mango al bore
5oIf err oels oeoe, bells bortreiite
- nogIe err Der Dog enonu tilbage.
90 Der er life nogen Brett boiib'
oenoe | 9iitriftet. Sor 9i6en be-
trnates oenne pIaos Tom Misiions-
ploos, og Goitor 2egartb fra Norie'
MOOD betieter Den en- Gang ON
Maaneoen. SfoI pi life belt miitt
oenne Wenigbeo, maa bi babe en-
BrGft Der, men ban fan life Iepe
Der uoen Stette fra andre Sioer
ibpert Salo life | geepn6elien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-23

En- TiendedeI af Befolkningen i sgd
Dakota er Skandinaver. De avler Yer
dens bedste Mas og Alfalfa til Fsde
for Kvag, Heste, Swim og Faar, og
bliver rige. Jorden err meget frugtbar,
men De kan endnu kobe den til lave
Priser. Vnrdien vii fordobles ! s Aar.
De kan indhente fuldstmndige officielle
0plysninger frit, we'd at skrive paa engelsk
til The Commissioner of immigration,
Pierre, S. Dakota.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-23
8aitor 9oblitrom i aGrli8beo til
egnet, poo bans 7SOe 6eoiels-
Dag, Den 5te Suli, 1913.

@ilo prer bper. iom bill ere banl,
Com tror poa Ssnnen: @liofa-
0ers g9re,
Som iel9er SeiuS: SUBS OiferlanL
% aoriet oil / bans 6o0ipor bare.
Set err Deg @nmmen, noar gtin-
oeronmlen
Os binder her, iom @ilos Imoa
tillommen
:: s aGrIigbeo.:'
en aommeI StrioSmono / SerrenS
Scr
Sar mango lpienoe Minoeooge.
&c Infer for os meo bimmelif Sf9r,
Gr ei ct 2nftipn, iom fan 6e0rage;
5bi Gonoen oro9er os til SUBS
Niger,
Soor boer fin @erning ira Serren
ta9er
;: I'll fpaes @oon. ;:
Mc0 asoets @aoben pi binoe ei
Gn ireoleS Spnoer for Ioooens
Gige,
Den ser, hnor Nanoen os piier
Sci.
De fottigite er / annoen rige.
50, set er @onimen at ii6oe
ionmen,
Som qronne @rene pao @intrG.
ltommen:
:: Zen 0crre ariit. :.
@uo iiqne Dig mt / 2ipets aoplo
Uie0 Nnfloetis Sp@ 1oll 0li0slloefs
8arme,
Meo aonoens 5reo bit ira 2ipets
@plo,
Nens 8eroens 9elger omfring oS
lorme.
@no leIo os Ipre iii bans Roons
9@re,
5roos @rooboorSfronen, Den 8rugt
at bore,
>: Son fenoes oeo. ;:
Z. 6. &iglIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-23

moalet or I. CTS. life, OH aina
bIiper f~riItnet / en- Menneifealoer,
bbao set piitnof life bliper, men ON
SET foor en- Neligion, Ser bner no.
get. caer oct ifuloe 6lioe Ell, iom
life bar itort beore enc ben. bet
tore .bimmelife Hiae~ bar bait
biotil.
Otter at babe %Ifreoet onenitaaen-
Be. mo0toa ie1 oGoniferen" for
IS. Slmi. bpori oct meite a Aars-
mooetS @ang % 6orbonoIin8 or
meooelt. 90 ioo Iige ct Yor 81
nier ON oct. Seq Ter, at bet meite
er l6bet al. fom oct bar aaaet paa
nnore Narsmeoer. 9lanot 3ing.
fom ieg i9rIig mGrfeoe mig, fon
ieg nGOnc, at ie9 fer, at airfebla-
BET bar MI uotient og or in0aaaet
til Suile. Soo itan0ie6e ieg og-
iao oeo set, at Sliliu5 Rielien,
gotter, Rebr., fit Ell ioa brot GeO /
Racine. Gen Mono ms6tes ieg
meo | bans o. mine iinge Gage.
Snn fom engong imeaem ben poa
min Siemean Npitoeoegnen) font
men meo Sofob Senien fra Sfle.
rilp. Sg 6a iea for en- Del gor
fi6en bar | Softer, fiji bi ioo bette
pao Gale oe ioaIeoes fit gomle
Climber opfriifeSe. so ino er ban
M goaet bort. Iigeiom De fleite al
eng iRbnenI6renoe. 90 bette fon
foa bare iom en- 2eftie, Der ii9er,
at for Ell ieGu fan Der bel iaa fun
pore ,en Zines Sio tif6oge".
Mootte Set ioo aon, iom set heooer.
at @iio bill oere oct Init oeo gftens
tio". Sea Gogoe oaiaa MGrfe til
oct Sol 100000, ser ifal inoiam.
les til 1917, oa oct ioa er 400
aor, mathematician Tom frem.
9eo at ie bette inblsb Ell Tanfe
Tom oenne: ia for ct Mars 8io II.
Den ifllloe Der iomIes $4,000 til
SfoIefon6, men oct oeoe Yunft,
Der beooer Somfunos- 0Glo, ilugte
oet belle. 90 ioa beooer oct eno'
oa / N%eferotet, at Der for nprn9.
renoe or $500 Collars @Glo.
Saa Eioen fonr niie, ON 100000
nif funne bfibe til ct 5ono, eler
ON @GIosreaninger bill ta9e oct
meIte al oct. SfuI6e oct gaa oen'
ne Bel iaa fan pei oertil fi9es, at
ferIt ma oct 10 apIoe ON at bare
nooet ill DC nprbprenoe Grab, og
ioo oernpit ie. ON Ser fan blioe
Iiot iii Gfterfommerne.
ri andre perionlige 8ing fan
ieg nGpne, at ieg bar iammen meo
9aitor Seoe paa Siaerup.0ieoet.
Sra Siaerup ifuIoe ban reiie til
9ornbolm. 90 lige MI berer ieg,
at gait anoreoien er berblemme
pna @eisg. % iaa bsrer ieg 90.
iaa, at Gbriitinnien s. Sails, %
Subj, Burlington 6egee 9rGiier
/ Gen D. airfe") or for Chen
berbiemme. 4ngooenoe De bore ii.
melige aoor berbiemme fln bette,
at FER CT olminoelig GiIirebS6eo og
oaiaa temmelig goo @eliton6. 90
oct, at uooonore til Gmerifo eller
andre Steoer langt borte, 6erer
man foa at iige olorig noget ON.
Seq boloer oGaniferen" og Gan.
nebirfe", for at ieg fan ielge liot
nleo arbeioet og 9ingene oeropre.
Seq pil iaa ogion ie at bol6e liot
9reppefsIine meo en- og anoen, iom
oct MI bill isie iig. Sg iaa bill ieg
lutte meo De beoite Gnifer for
mine 9onosmqno oeropre oa for
ben @ernina, Der ebes. Buo bel
iiane og bepore os, bpor ni forbes
paa oenne Serb. Weo fGrlig Sill.
len til 8enner.
8. Beoerfen, @orup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-23
Low FARES BACK EAST
Via Chicago and North Western ]

Round trip summer excursion tickets
on sale daily until September 80 to
Detroit, Niagara Falls. New York,
Atlantic City, Boston, Philadelphia and
other points in same territory. Excellent
train service to Chicago. Direct connec-
tions with all fast trains on lines east.
Choice of routes. Favorable ~stopover
privileges. Liberal return limits. Full
particulars may be had upon application
to ticket agents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-23

Get bar life uoen Operneielie,
iee unoertegueoe 5oriloeet, Der ino.
brogtes ior aarsmsbet, ongooenoe
Misiionen paa Nem 3eolano og
sfuitrolien Seq CT maaife loo me.
get iom nogen inoe for, at pi life
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-23

nTN Enhver, som kan, burde
.AN komme nu og kobe Land
ADs de danske Kolonier j
Fertile Valley, Daneville og Westby
Township j Divide County, n. Oak. N@r
we'd Bane, og Landet er endnu $40 til
$50 per Acre. Kom straks eller skrive
til Hans Anderson,
Fertile, n. Oak.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-23

Tan Narsmpoct.

Obenitooenoe 9rep bar Yaitor
80. Gbriitenien i@freoet efter min
SenitiIling. Seq troeoe, at oct bill
DC flnne oopne Sogen, ON aors.
meoet peo ct 8reo oerobre fra fit
liot at bsre ON Stillingen. Wen
Poitgongen fog l9ngere 3io, emo
ieg beregneoe, iaa @renet noaeoe
mig ferit ben 80. SUM.
Saaen fom 10 BOG irem paa
Garsmeoet aIligeoeG. Ere MGno
inobrogte fefgenoe 8orilog:
ga Der pan Nep 3coIono % /
auItrolien Dor ooifiniee 5uiinoer
al bore ~9onosmuno,
ga oen ~nlibGren0e Wisiionsuirf.
iontbeb blon6t oisie trGn9er til
Here grbeioere % til Stette paa
nn6en Woooe,
og GA hi allereoe bar cen arbei-
Der 4aitor 9ncb) oeroore, o. en-
nnoen paa Dor SfoIe iorbereoer
fig for oenne WtiSiion,
iao ioreiIaor unoerte9neoe, at
Iorsmsoet poalGgger airferaaoet /
en- mar 6remtio at b%enoenoe fig til
geltprelien ior Ben more Wiisiion
i 9anmarf meo Inmooning ON /
Screening meo oen fore. oanite Sir.
fe / amerifa at ta9e oenne Birf'
iombeo op enten neo Misiionens
egen 9eItDrelie eqer neo ct Hep
3ealnnoif llooalg. Misiionen piloe
oa bIipe at leoe ligeiom Misiionen
blan0t oonife Mormoner | ltob
% / 5orbinoelie meo Den oonit
lutb. 9irfiombeo, iom ior nGruG'
renoe iinoes pna Rep 3eolons."
e. g. @ig. q. 81. an6erien.
5. u. San Ell.
5orllagitillerne mente. at fonl
ct iaaonnt 5GQeSiorbolo | Stano
implleu Den fore Qirfe od U(iS.
iionen / 9anmarf, oa biloe Der
pGre lloiigt iii, at ben neip 3ea.
lonoife Misiion fun0e bliue biul.
pet 40 Den Bel og en- natirlig
@runo for oct ianotes oeri, at ben
ne MiSiion bar bait fit llopalg |
9anmnrf, og paitor Bib. 9ect
ifreo | fine r@rinoringer: oWen
Mfisiionen paa 0etp 3ealono fort
iGttes ~fremoeles al ben in6re Mis-
iion | 9anmarf."
% bette Sorilng bar inogipet til
Marsmeoet, blep oct ferit operlaot
en- aomite til @etGnfning, og Den
6ragte oct ~uforanoret tilboee til
Wsoet. On al Sorilogsitillerne no
taIte fig ON 8oriloget iom en- ef'
ter bans Menine i%oriporIie 8ei al
aoo frem poa FOR at biGlpe ben Wem
3eolanbife Misiion poo.
Den npitc, Der toIte | Sorilaget.
aior6e fla bemGrfet peo babe
Orb og Zone at boI6e Oen meii
naanbeIiee Gale, Der bilt falot I'M
Der Iarsmeoet. 0%eoetroooen | Den
bar: oGberpboop fnops hoe bopt
no @ofpeI TO ipare." gi bor fac
mango Spgoper at Isfe | Misiioner
bIanbt 2nnosmrno | amerifo, al
bi fan life fomme Dem til SiGIp
Tom er paa Wep 3eoIonb; at itst'
te oenne Misfion mlaa ipaffe port
J biemIige grbeioe. =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-23
aataIss for

Dana College % Trinitatis Gent
norium t9t3--t9f4 er fprbig %
iaas peb &enbenoeIie til
ptof. 8. Z. &anen.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-10
REPORT SHOWS VICE HAS
SCATTERED ALL OVER CITY.

Proof that the closing of the red
light district caused vice to scatter
to all parts of the city is given in the
report handed to the mayor and the
chief of police by Second Supt. of
Police Funkhouser.
Over 100 buffet flats and similar
resorts were found in respectable
parts of the city by the investigators
working under Funkhouser.
Most of the resorts are on the
South Side in neighborhood adjacent
to the "badlands." However, there
is still marked activity in the district
that was supposed to have been
closed during the raids of last fall.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-10

The electric fan was invented by
an electrical engineer, to whom the
idea came while experimenting with
propeller for an electric boat.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-10

Telephone get Co.'S
franchise which the franchise entered
telephone company BUSINESS CHICAGO
Telephone
Chicago Telephone
the will lose telephone receipts of
the buying the telephone PROPERTY and
unkng that the Chicago Telephone Co. rid of the obligation sell
automatic $S5 make automatic subscribers
the Bell sells the automatic
PROPERTY the Chicago. J.
everything and nothing Competition
will could
entire franchise
telephone business for the public benefit
telephone than will be
that will the
nothing telephone higher
phone
Bell
the
of Chicago-every of it.
possible why councilman should
the there
offered worth something
the simplest the
the Bell millions pockets
them the pockets
opportunity getting
en- with penny phone every home
REPORT SHOWS VICE HAS Five saloons in
SCATTERED ALL OVER CITY quented
light district scatter shady
22d
chief police Second Supt of the
Police Funkhou FUNK screditto
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-10

Five saloons in. the loop are fire.
quented by women, ten in the South
Clark street district, thirteen saloons
and several shady houses we're found
in the 22d street district, in addition
to the buffet flats in various parts of
the town.
Funkhouser's report gives credit to
conditions in the Desplaines street
station district since Capt. Thomas
F. Meagher took charge. Only two
questionable places were found in the
entire district.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1913-05-03
THE JASMINE BEES.

BY LESLIE CLARE MANCHESTER
fhegolden jasmine, it is trailing
Ger my arbor in sEsnn.
The tendriIs lean across the railing
Sweet with blossoms ev'ry one.
The bees are droning softly Ger them,
Smiling here and shifting there;
IND the forets they adooe them,
Bonny fellows wee and fair!
I have watched them in their coming;
/ have traced them home again!
And oh, the merry, merry humming
8 All adoWn the white-brier lane.
They are hived beneath the branches
Ola sweet magnolia tree;
md the shadows and the petals
IN are falling fair and free!
9ne, atiit upoa o blossom,
singsa workssOng, sinpssit low
/ iseilnging like q .po snal
Where theaweet pessiinRons row.
oh, the hees amid the gold dssawers a.
Oftlle fragrant jasmine vine,
How I love them in tile bright hours
OF the SOuthlaad,s bloom and shine.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1913-05-03

20 the outside markets just what
hey have for sale. The work is
comparatively light and the chill
ren would take pleasure in it and
oon be in position to can vege-
ables in a most perfect and pro-
table manner. Farmers in other
ections of the State are making
aoney canning their own vegeta-
les and fruits and wecannot see
Why our farmers do not make the
mall investment and secure one
# the machines recommended by
Ir. Bertrand. It's not the gentle
mans intention to make one cent
'fprofit off of any one who desires
0 make the small investment,
ae simply feels it his duty to as.
sist in encouraging our small far
ners in making a success of the
ale of their products and thinks
there is no better investment than
! small canning outfit and every
snterprising farmer should have
ne-N. /. Enterprise.