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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09
Pr0ximas nupcias.

En- COPELAND, Texas, tendra.lu-
gar ell pr6ximo sabado ell matri,
monio de la Senorita Antonio Ba-
rrera con ell Senior Higinio Cue
vas.
Nos anticipamos en- manGaT
nuestras felicitaciones a los futu.
res esposos, deseandoles TODD &c
nero de biedeS en- su nueyo esta-
do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09

POrquE pecan las mujeres.
PorGus murmuran las viejas.
P0rQuG reinciden las y!udas.
FL collar de esneraidss
Las hijas del champagne.
e uido le rUi5enCres.
las obraras del amor.
Marina o IA hiia de las oias
PgsIgnar.ss dc amor.
81 $. lie .2s ninas.
La U--a allegro.
Ii nina &c les jazmiues.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09
FL Dr.. w. NJ. de la Cara

Da ~consuItas en- la botica de Chapa.
de S a 10 a. m. y de 4 a 6 p. m.
Tel6fono viejo Crockett 3S5 y SAT.
Residential: COZ n. FLORES st.
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ESPIRITISIO
OBRAS

l.. Tos r-7oras 10 los Ecmhres =
TOM. M
GiTiane Isi amo~ , +0mos la
49, - L. . IoT1C= M
- - -. 10 kk-STS-or1,o r.
- T., -. b:++o-,.g
80. - q" III
,Tary,sI do orTr; ,rifI~s y cana
- OF n5:s~9,g,6is r3ra IA
-snto 10 car,no Con rraha5os " %
EIEi A. d. r., GEia 4. Ia
- ~, o5,-o1Io on rafaria
noJTs 2ien G4lc@Ga eH n aaci1.
~o4a b;r.gra rsGf,iya etc On n
o. "a a. III ~, 0Ira
- - sar-Ers5r~la NJ
- ro-~s-r.. ~ lido, an ~
,rs,rss ~~r---.ato =, -,5r,o r,-
don Elar;E~ Eei.vo 90 IN
o' Pr H-,@r," - 49, 2s Fs,sgg e. % q
-, .-r,a. ~ - " n ~
- 10 ear.so~.s 4" n n5
- t- ~l-.~.--.- . n NJ
T--4l--.g IN -. .. n m
-.r----i,-
Les sue. ;Gso's ,ssG,[t,.s IS SeE Jun
ID. -
~ = - ~ As},,ggT 40,
20 90 g .~ o,' ~ 80 ~ In tono ,' tia " 0 50
.a s \ , IT ,1@ n;sjrss ' E~re 'G5 ao's'' O.27
H;.-grfl De R--roldo. BertoIdi
80 " = $500 -I a 4 ' is rg}-t 2s, 'o-'' no25
10 s."-ia 5s Rer-cila ggr,oidi
r, - CocTsero Fnnasfasa go
0,5rI seCratos mar - boGsr
Ro ...g $500 Cers 81 t taredS ~ " gssti
a. ssI,5 ~ecoToris etr ga 80
III -~er;naro na-f.r;o Grta com
o,1 Il, I dc cSci9a Conn o mgG 4T,n 'T de
[~rcpras rars harer r5fgsdo. "0.75
Ng-v.' rara corfa~eiora- ,ag-
~,si.-so - renosta-fs I-ndi.7arsos
HE on Il horar. en- los cafGs. / : " q III
7f5rc de d;sr1rsas nara rod9s '
lss r.r..zst.Dcias lie Ia vida. con-
,aniardo discusses nara fegtas
s~Cciol-- Y n~gtri6ticss q Ia
~ Rr,iseror Yucstecn CoIec-
zion r. caDcioees modernas 20,
M r96-o5o nara tor9- Ia g7,itarra
SIN maqstro. . tOmos an IL
,Jucgos de- nanos O arte de ha-
rar di9blures "O35
Cacrafos he Ia uaturaIeza. Obre
one nor sn imDortancia no debe
2 9oisa yo en- Il los 1"t boga Irs!sl1 ~ lsDS 1880
MAMMAL de- fofoTrafia I'M
nara foF6qrafos afciono6os "0 II
ga1rai do r~aToirrerfa 6e ia
Her "IOO
La Medicina Casera. Trgta-
miertos scncilos Y faciles para
toda clase de academies Y enter
medades so
'DT N Ji6ro de las madres. Obra Wv
Re iran utiljdad para las madres
do familia "O5O
Novisimo arte De tocgr Ia gui-
tara sin rccesidad de maestro e." 0 SO
Riblioteca de Is risa. -Obra ca
nez do hsrer reir 2 los mDertns
} ioTnos Dasta tela p
p-eosamisntos nara DostaIes o.
bra GIIS confieDe infnidad de nen
s~amientos . ycrsos de todas Ella
nn Mos De de jnter6s para los me-
Quieren c0Htraet I~altLngL.o, pa
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ENSENANZA.

ENSEN ANA.
Q n =
Gramztlca -asteLsh@
A-icneuca ,, \ -
SiIaDa-ios. y =
Aanulls No - ~
Nanll.a No y -
Aanuiia NO. n 51
Lltro AeloeE+ No. ,, ~ ~
naEdeF- No, - u -
ManceVA Ne
q lecCC- uGA-c2ho. -'--o
nero dc ~le--ur2r con 100
g ana 5sr.e de e~1erclt..S cue --@ 90
jitaa "a ensersnza De los nllo7-- V50
FL hector Dsz1caE2. 80
Condo, con-sM-nGe - ~
yuma Eernaza co'--Es. IN Al
tcul0s morales 2 p2sT o
Manual de uToaAl-@4 '~ 3, ~
msneras - n =
GeograLl2 de -vN.~-.
Curse elemental DE
Compreltlendo Go--.-eS I'll.
fla Islca, de coSH.o- BE-, psrz-
ggCgratia parII~.@L -
cEe2 Ae-le--a O.75
Ersua We. -r--
CGmgeDGlo 1S s-O5- %
A. N6rieO -- w
tw.,r~e de geouesTia, U-l7
EsT..C;ED lie ma76.ogos, LIaIo-
1900 FDFa-r.aE -- I.NH
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PASTOEELAs.

Los ChazcOs dc Bate 3 Bias UI3
La yerbena lie BelGE Go
Lazbel On CauPa1a 0,N
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09
HISTORIC.

81 Sol de MAYO Memorials de
ia Intervention Con grabados--" l 90
e. Cevro de las CamPanas
Coz -etratos &c los ~perscnaJe5
que E-uraron du-ante e. LmFerio-" l Dc
fsrsD.s AZ a IA naererasacia 70
Los LCsUrgelL-s. -t0a1nL7-
don coTt-a Es3aza"0 rs
MemoIas de Ju GussrI.srO
Historic q Ia 50oca de .- Guerra
de REFORMS U "a
La MaisEtad Ca--a -Noveia
hlSs5r5la Dc Ia rgr..uGlGl made
. -5.s 0 80
EDUpevas DE nj 2a-ria: BENZ
60 Juargz La ae.1-ma La
intervention Fra-cgsa FL In
ugrio Ell criuufJ 3e "a Re3Gbii-
ca Memorials &c Jan &c Dos
Pea Ll-c55a de q 70 p~rOfusamen-
te Eius--Gta con --lI-usy VISITS
pasta tea y T.auCl-s oJrat2s--- -y'
Historic general lie Mexico,
Dor ZaTage -E--n eCpGsrala-- 0 ID
Euls.l.gs aEI---gs LgEc2ncs
O6ra De sumo lG--re5 para los =
tec-0s . lua9-=- luestras gran
5iosas iIchas Dor % IDerCad trata
he aGuegr- Lg .l--ggnGCuc.ay Ia
Invasion Americana 2 tonnes - %
Historic del Pueblo MeS.ca7O
~-~yBerb!o res men ue GIs.gr2
pauria EdiC.6l sE-iGueciL- Goa
Uume-osos E-asEgos de w1s.as,
mguUme1t1s. ~-v.ra-1s. U@gas,
Is ---- .-..H. g. Hl.- y .l.
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OBRAs De VICTOR HUGO.
NNVELAS nTVERSAS.

IL MAJ IL HNA AN4E--a- AA&A-
mC5a O5ra basada en- Ia vida del
RedeaJor del Nuado. In tomo
grarGe, muy bieu empaStado- 400
La Dana lie las Camelia5.-- O.25
Los uarid1s i~niaEaeS, . tOmos.. 100
md =: 6 ro5.s am nez TGsT5lD.o. Ia o.75
cha sersacs5n "0.75
raros Erandes- L.5O
Memories &c On TevOiuC.C.ariC.
JsEa que u.Ita en- touOs sLs no
cTgTes L. .-anla U.E5
l5a 5ermosa noyeIa meTieana O.85
Historic de- Robinson Cr2soe.
llhrC cue g-CyoCa siempre inten-
ses eaOgi0nes. DorUue dschiZa Y
sgGugG ia -vI..Js4 ClSlCEla de-
llfei.Z E.JicsJn. NadiG leCe dc
ur,rarEs &c 81 ~EaravIItCsa .ectu-
-, que IA 1".si,ado a tanras &C.
1-rgeiores. Lrl-sol de .UJG-" 200
Los llyoos dlaa de PomDaya.
Esss ls ara g. las CDvgs mas IN
.-zreszlLa. = cclDOyCIyr-s De la
a-1cE Cgmlna. cUyas custuUG~Gs
describe marav.Iosamen zoo
Gii Bias 1e SaCCii.-ua. Dora
is ca yEsa.E-C4 pot traLG.istas
suite ige0Jes. sl.c,dnd de t-JO-" 200
Il LaEsg. 1@rIugsa lgya.a me-
...sl=. cue p.n-e q vida de nc
la as ms fauCs05 balCrtC7 gUe
a-lc en- More ys en- .a 1goca Dc
Juzsez E... IN as .ugo-- It's
DIN Q-.iutc Sc be H.Ccaa. La
rn-a uasslre de L. literature e.
glug.a LlTgl.1 Le lt-.-" zoo
los Crane ss. -lu.-eu8. Con
urrelCge 0aTrlg..- &c Carolina
i-9vs-a.z.a. ; tones l 90
lbs s-grez -a.a..05. Obra De
Is nIsa- lutlra , JguCs-" 90
4. Amor Dc los -Lv.rs. Egvg.a
vacEru-rL ( r0IOg tea 9 .
u inferno de los ceIos. 4 rOuos
L1-a a-0s on tEiE- s -.
"a tlljv- AGGlts-c. Dbra rCa
1. -~0Tovi-0 hcnda-urte a -0-
z. z-gaiiGs personas cue han
r5mcs ezp..saJos en- tsIs 60 225
81 CooIe &c &oltec-is.o, con
.. c0at.blsCsG1 La si4EC del
Hus-ta'. 3 tCLOs grsEues con l.
ssrraciones- p
Nscg-y Amanda. Conmovejora
no sla snCgyss. tOuOs-" Us
Is ElIa del CardenR---" g.75
Los T-es &0sQueteros, con su
continuation go Amos DesVUes'
y "E' F.zconle De Brsgu.GnEa"2.7 II
Ev0iaci6u o cl maruTiC de 4
ms5-e 0.50
Gaauveva &c Brabante-"O2 .
Pablo 2 Firginia-" $50
Emc- sublime. Lermosa move
Is rexicana o IS
los misterios de la Inquisici6n" O.75
~ Jgdio Errante- o 70
Ia jGve1tEd de Enrique CuartO" Loo
Flor De Passion. NOveia dc smor'' 80
Romeo Y Ju.iztg 0 -.
In milo nstuTal--" u.S5
flor De an .
AbelaTdo 2 EIoisa- as
ri SIti5 dc la ROchaiR--" 0.s5
Espiras Ge IN OPS
Quo Eadis2 EOvaia historical
Dc Ia 5poca &c Ner6n 0.70.
81 n.io ataG1onado. Sentiment
tai GOvelg de cOStumbres GO
Fl hu5rfa1o del reginiento.
.Cbra connovcdora y be!iisima---,, O,70.
As-gc.a O los ChaTroS contra
baEdisCas. Noyela ie costUmbres
-nexicanas. 2 toTo5 tcla.--,, i.75
CIENCIAS OCULTAS.
la gran Mggia Suprema-" go
Eur1i-i8;CDgs. ErimO-iOs = PEN
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CIENCIAS OCULTAS.

La gran Mggia Suprema-" $50
Encairiaioles, Grimorios : Pen
acuIos-- O.40
La gran varita adivinatoria
p. vieio G-uida Ge las piramiGss-" U.25
81 Dragon Eolo o arte de man
usr 4 los esDiri-us---- OPS
Manual &c mgEia blsnCa-O .
Manual De magia roja--" OBS
Manual de magia leEra 0.25
Is magia egpcis. lnteresante
estGGiO s0bre OcuttsmO---" OTIS
ClaviCula del Rey Saiom6n-" O.25
81 p0dsT del D~ensamie1to. Su
E0miuio cUltura. Obrs de pro-
iund0s estudi0s para esGIdiar Ia
flsrza del ps1ssmIenLC.--" loo
Tes0ro de milagros de oracio-
ugs de Ia Cruz de Caragaca. Yer
dsdera joys del OcUltismO-" csc
Los Rdmirabies s~ecretos de Al
bcrto e. Grande- O.25
SecretC de los GarjtOs. Arte de
gauET 2 t0dos los jUegOs--" leo
Libro MagDO de San CiprianO
Tesar0 del bechiceTO. EdiCIop L
Cica 3 completa del FsinOso G-i-
morio, considerable como Ia sCla
sltb0tics entire tOdas 500
Secretos De ls DTestidigitaci6n Y
he Is magIa- Lscciones p~ractcas
De escauoteO = preStid;gitaCi6n " 100
La CIavicula del hsChjcero o sea
e. li5ro de san Cipriauo, con inf
nidsd dc sec-etOs caoalisticos-" go
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RELIGION.

A4A4--A Nv
Ia inltzci61 DE- Cris-0-" 50
Calecismo de R.pG.aa- o 10
Lavg..e MeE-ca-1-' 50
Gucc~a de sG,gc-.oC o Cv
.s Azucaug -DevocloHar.o pa
"a las EIas de Aana---- g %
C1mg.Ezlo- Ceua-l-" G rs
md isS g 5ssos acTaS j. 5sr 1-jsaaso p
Curse d. f.Os0tia elemental
o. Es.mes. Contigle -6g.cz, me-
Lsft=ic- tuca, =
pevoci0nuEJ gGaaa.upaCo y
Cs-e-r=.a gs Perseverance, i 20
los Niar-iass. o @. trIunG0 De
Ia RELIGION Crisris1s Libr0 -lgG
rartsn..sz ,scrl~s o lGce asts-
sfr p ID. .r-.a Dc dos ~Esngra..unes
c~o.--a-as. b. ara armada con los
a--sgs De rs fsrCcIdsd, que p-Esl-
gle g ~z1'rr'ls. , s. otra coa ei
si1bnlo rgJ=llaE cue sanu1ca
gerlula 80
81 Genie he. CrisuaHjsao. E'-
f. cgr-. como la anterior, es lie
lsz -=rr-=s para los GCEaTes An
0ss sz.au s1l5aGas g TODD IuJO- g.
N0vLAs EE a IS CTS CADA INA.
Sa-7-s SO cssan las muJer5s
Ria. tas sean las mU1ere5.
. Ia.,lcos sean los h0mDres.
Ai4litss sean as suegras.
4rls -e oG5Cer u'aClQO.
Las -vas w01s~uss.
Fl lnE.n CrasCado,
La rI-a -e las flores.
El ~uu--atc-iU Ge les soite-ss
p Fs-..s0 sc las muJsras,
HI r-1erac De los honDres,
.N.va 20. uovia!
~ lass De los mares.
Su Ma sad u Amor.
Had sea e Amor,
is frwrssa Del Dollar.
AIlr LsrG-Io.
. Ls EI5 dc Venus.
POrgUa Sc c2ssn los b0ubTgs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09

Como Sc triunfa en- la vida.
0bra educatiya de utilidad prac-
tea, que contiene 20 leccionesd de
la vida diaria. Ensens lOque de-
be hacerse para alcanzar exito
en- los negocios, en- el estudio, en-
10 que el hombre sc proponga.
Es una obra muy it'll
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
HIGH CHIEF Of
WEIRD AFFINITY
BUREAU JAILED
director Of Destinies" Also Sold
1900 Persons "SouI Kiss"
Poem at 81 to $40.

NEW YORK, March 14.-Frederic
Nugent, supreme ruler of the Irri-
descent order Of Iris and Director Of
Destinies," directed many destinies,
but neither his magic nor the mystic
luck stone could prevent Federal
Judge Hunt from committing him
10 the Tombs to-day for using the
mails 10 defraud.
If one wanted money, a job, a wife
in fact, almost anything anywhere,
Nugent was on the job. One man is
on record as saying the luck stone
brought him first a job, then a con-
siderable sum of money and then his
wife presented him with twins.
However it was Nugent's claim of
being able to obtain affinities for all
who so desired that landed him in the
United States District Court day.
Nugent had at least 1900 pupils, all
of whom paid $1-some as high as
S10-to learn how to acquire the
mystical eye" and TO recite the soul
kiss" poem the last two lines of
which read:
"Oh love. oh joy, or mortal bliss of
life and DEATH
That WAS a kiss"
Nugent was held in $4,000 bail for
trial His wife Anna Nugent, r.
Montgomery Barry and Edith Ben
Jamin will appear as witnesses.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
Weak Lungs Often
Lead to Serious Illness

II you have weak lungs. you are generally
subject to colds OF throat trouble and easily sus-
eeptible to serious Lung Trouble In many cases
pneumonia or bronchial troubles leave the Lungs
In much weakened condition. Eckman's Al
tera;ive is medicine for the throat and lungs
which has been found to be very beneficial. even
when a change Of climate and other treatments
failed TO bring relief Read Of this CASE
2Sl S. Atlantic Ave. Haddonneld. N j.
Gentlemen: In the fail Of 1905 contracted
Q very severe cold which settled on my lungs
sicisn then told me must GO 20 California i'm
mediately. At this time ] was advised TO take
Eckmsn's Alternative I stayed al home and
commenced taking It the last week In October
7 began TO improve and the nrst week IN Jan
usry 1906 ! resumed my regular occupation,
having gained . pounds fuly restored 10
health. II is now seven years since my re-
,oyery has been effected. and J can not praise
Signed W NJ TATEM
above abbreviated: more on request)
Echmab's Alternative has been proven by many
Yesrs' test to be most eficscious for severe
Throat and Lung Affections. Bronchitis. Bron-
rhiai Asthma. Stubborn Colds and in upbulld-
Ing the system. Contains narcotics poi
sons bit-forminE drugs Sold by all Jacobs
Drug Stores and other leading druggists Write
The Eckman Laboratory. Philadelphia. Pa, for
booklet telling OF rec0veries and additional eFi-
dence.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
STARS
FROL|C HERE At
ANNUAL DINNER
AIkahest Bureaus Banquet At
tended by Noted Entertain
ers and Friends.

With the public safely away celeb
rites found that they could play, and
play with the greatest abandon and
forgetfulness Of their dignity, at the
Capital city Club Saturday night
when the annual banquet of the Aka
hest Lyceum Bureau was held
The celebrities were those lectur-
ers, artists, singers and readers whose
work has made the Alkahest we'll
known, among them John Kendrick
Bangs, the famous humorist. who was
POSTMASTER; Ross Crane. carteonist,
who was assistant toastmaster-or
roast master, as the brilliant con-
stellation of lecture platform stars
chose to call him. Frank Dixon. the
orator; Mrs William Calvin Chiffon,
Wayne Peter Sewell, Emerson Win
ters, Alice Stire Winters, Booth Low
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
Who Announces for County
Commissioner from Country
Districts.

was raised in the Third
Ward in Atlanta, went through
the public schools, graduated
from the Boys High School, and
since 1904 have lived on the west
side of the city on Mayson and
Turner Ferry road. Many years
ago | took up the study of road
building and landscape garden
ing work, having been associat-
ed with my father, Captain
John Y. Mills, for the last four
teen years. During that time |
have been actively engaged in
road building, sewer laying and
concrete work. | thoroughly
understand the methods and
know from a practical knowl-
edge how to build clay binding,
.saud-c lay an d water-bound
roads
| have also used the penetra-
ton system. | have had large
forces of men under my care, at
times over 500 men on my pay
roll. | know that | am capable
of laying out work for large
forces of men, and passing on
the merits of the work necessary
in the various sections.
would favor the purchase of
improved machinery to grade
the roads and streets; not only
from an economical standpoint,
| but also for efficiency and rapid
lily in pushing the work along.
With two or three rotary steam
shovels more dirt can be re-
moved IN one day than can be
done with scores Of eonvicts with
pick and shovel in a week.
The county should keep in its
lemploY a competent or expert
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
0 COrn-leSS Joy!
"GETS-IT" for Germs
Nothing in the World Can Beat
It for Corns and Callouses.

Now try the different way. the new
way, the absolutely sure way the pain
less way OF getting rid Of those corns
that have pestered the life and soul
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
West Side Club to
Seek Betterments

The West Side Improvement Club,
with an initial membership of IS.
was formed Saturday night at an en-
thusiastic meeting. The new organ
ization proposes to bring about bet
terment in street car service. in paw
ing and in variety of conditions in
the section which includes West End
Park. Battle Hill and Lucille avenue.
w. b. Favell was chosen chairman
of the club and r. b. Mooney secre-
tary and treasurer. The next meet
ing will be Friday night in Red
Mans Hail. Gordon street and Lucille
avenue
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
OSCAR MILLS ANNOUNCES
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

smooth pavement man, whose
duties it should be to see that
it is properly mixed, and put
down in the proper manner. He
should be a man who is capable
of testing the samples of asphalt
that are submitted to the board
for purchase and who could tell
in advance about what such
work will cost.
A resolution has been offered
in the board for immediate OPP
tions to be secured on four al
tracts of land in different parts
of the county on which is to be
erected four a. $4,000 stock
AIDES for the use of county pris-
oners. | presume that spe-
cial tax rate will be necessary
to secure this 100000. While
| am in favor of treating the
convicts in humane manner,
and favor the elimination of all
brutality and unnecessary harsh
ness, | believe that they ought
TO be allowed some recreation
and given the best medical
treatment, | am absolutely OPP
posed to spending 100000 of
the taxpayers money to erect
these stockades. While these
convict camps ought to be kept
clean and sanitary, they ought
to be of d temporary nature so
that they can be moved at any
time the commissioners think it
necessary, in order to avoid ex-
ira long hauls and for the good
of the public works equipment.
This 100000 which is contem-
plated spending unnecessarily
for these stockades would build
many miles of good roads in this
county.
Atlanta, East Point, College
Park and Hapeville pay about
50 per cent of the county taxes,
and they should receive their
share of the convict labor on
their streets, in making changes
in the grades of the streets or
placing new pavement on the
same. AT the same time the roads
in the country should receive the
serious attention of the board,
and be placed in first class con
dition, especially the main thor
oughfares in all directions.
The courthouse being now
about finished, | believe that the
tax rate ought to be put back
where it was before the special
assessment was levied. We
should take a rest for while on
the high tax rate.
If elected to this high position
| shall go in absolutely untram-
meled and with a full intention of
doing what ! conceive to be my
duty to the taxpayers at all
times; would Immediately ac-
quaint myself with workings in
the various departments so as to
render the highest efficiency as
a public servant, and ! would
insist of the county employees
what ] have always demanded
as an individual of those who
worked under me-that they
must deliver the goods or
quit. +"
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rey, Edwin Aldne Pound, and more
than a score of singers and musicians.
Present, also were a number of At
lanta friends and supporters of the
Bureau, and officers and employees Of
the institution, so that so persons in
all sat at the two long tables stretch
ed the length of the clubs ballroom.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
Marshall to Speak
Before Florida Press

FORT MYERS. FLA. March IL
Vice President Marshall has accepted
the invitation of the Florida Press
Association 20 address its meeting at
Fort Myers.
The sessions Of the association this
year will extend through April II. %
and IS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
Girl Killed and 43
Hurt in Rail Wreck

ST. PAUL. MINI. March 14.-Miss
Julia HILL Of Lake Crystal, Mimi,
was killed and 40 persons injured
when passenger train No. on the
Omaha Railroad en- route from Oma-
ha TO St Paul. was wrecked at Men
dota
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100000 VANDERBILT TAX.

RALEIGH. n. c., March 14.-North
Carolina viii collect 100000 from the
estate of George w. Vanderbilt as
Inheritance tax. II was stated at the
State Tax Commissioners office.
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SOCIAL NOTES

Miss Maude Hauskins, spent Sunday
at Wahpeton visiting with relatives
and friends. -,
Miss Jessie Kenyon of jamestown is
visiting in the city this week, as the
guest OF Mrs. ]. H. Love of Ninth street
south.
Miss Dorothy Dalrymple is entertain
ing the Monday afternoon sewing club
at her home IN Island park this after
noon.
Mrs, H. Christensen, of Superior ar
nights visit with her mother, Mrs. A.
Anderson. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Patterson, are
driving their car to Havre, Mont,
where they WIN visit relatives. They
left on the trip yesterday.
The Home Economies section of the
Fine Arts club will meet with the
auxiliary this evening at Ceres hall. A
large attendance is desired.
The Book and ThlmbIe club will meet
with Mrs. J. A. Kent, 376 Seventh ave-
nue. south, on Wednesday afternoon. A
large attendance is desired.
Mrs. l.. A. Pinney has returned home
from, Excelsior Springs, Mo-, where she
has spent the past month. She return
ed much Improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller of 81 Tenth
street north gave a dinner last evening.
in compliment to Clarence f. MerralI.
who leaves tomorrow for Louisville
Ky. On the second day of June he will
be married to Miss Irene VoEt, of that
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secretary; Ezra Suckow, treasurer;
William Titus, sargeant-at-arms.
The Witches of the Moorhead normal
school gave their annual spring dane
ing party Saturday evening in the gym
were in the sorority colors. The guests
included all the active members of the
sorority II their friends aud a number
or out-of-town Witches.
The Fargo-Moorhead PhilharmonI
club will sing, Mendelssohn's .oratorio,
~. Paul, tomorrow evening at the First
Methodist church. The Beautiful and
majestic solos in Sc Paul will he eff
ciently interpreted by Mrs. Manzanita
Stephenst soprano; Mrs. Harry H.
Wheelock, contralto; Henry Houglum,
tenor; and Bertrand Alan Orr, bari
tone. Prof. A. j. Stephens will conduct
Inc George Ralf Kurt5 will be at the
organ and the Fargo Symphony orches-
ira Will assist in the instrumental work
and as there are some magnificent ac-
along that line. The personnel of the
chorus will be as follows: Sopranos
MRS. E. M. Lier, Clara Taves, Hazel
irene Dian, Frances Tillot-
Gertie Lobben, Edith FIewell, Mar
guerite L. Beard, Manzanita Stephens,
Leslie Walker, Pearl Bunce, Ina Best,
Ella Beckman-Vowels. Dorothy Bas-
@S.NS N@AS' aus OoI i1dIoOuB NlSS minnie
Johnson, Ruth Larson, Ellen Larson.
Anna ~Simonitsch, Miss Arnes, Miss Van
Pelt. Altos-Edna Nelson, Mrs. H. p.
Halverson, Maude Eames, Lillian c.
Wright, Mrs. Wilde, Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs.
q. S. Hill, Miss Swenson, Abbie Lar
son, Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Smith, Miss
Schroeder, Miss Mark. Tenors-R. w.
Flewell, S. J. Teichman, Paul Bunce,
Edward Johnson, A. r., Babcock, DR.. e.
NJ. Lter, H. P. Halverson, G. r. Vowles,
Fred Thomaier, c. G. Boise, L. NJ. Bour-
quin, G. J. Hoff, J. \. Van KIeeok,. A.
Hauser, Dan Davis, w. c.. Swenson, A.
l.. Smith. Basses-O. NJ. Varnsoh, A. r.
Watkins, ]. c. Bowman, D.. Fl. Williams,
William Penny, Geo. Hoenck, VIM, F.
Zutz. d. E.. Sonquist, A. II. Dodsley, H.
w. Wills, George Aud, Mr.. Pilot.
The pupils of Miss Gertrude Lobben
will give a recital Friday evening, May
~ at the Civic center to which the pub
lie is cordially invited to attend. Among
the pupils who will take part are, Dor
othy and Walter Forsberg, Lucille Dyer,