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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
alus,uartise Narfte.

Nep Dort, 6. SuHi.
W&bl.-Nartt flau.
Roaesnmebl. -Rartt itetis.
MaismebI. giurtt itstig.
Roaaenmebl. Rartt itetig.
9eriie. e.-Martt feit. MdI5gerite 60
-70c {. /. I. Buffalo.
WeiSsn.-Wartt feit. glo. 2 barter
Dinter SLOPE {. i. I. etp gort; neusr
glo. 2 roibsr 95t C. /. (. SuIipsrIanbt,
Ho. / Rorthern DULUTH $1.04a uno
To. l Rortbern Ranitoba $1.061 (. o.
b. ibtpimmsno.
Welidtorn. QIartt feit. Tp. 2
sslbes s2ac c. /. T. prompt.
5dfer.-Wartt fIau.
0eu.-Warti fldu.
SppfeH.-Wurtt rubig.
SGute. -Murtt itetig.
Qeber.--aWrit ieii.
Bort Martt rubis.
8esf.-Mlartt itetis.
Gut Wea.s. s.-Ulurtt itetis.
Sdmul5. .-Martt feit. MibbIs MeIt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
SdsliAer Wtarftberiht.
gineinnati, 6. s5uni.

V ~ ~ " " " VI a1Hb1.
Die nadfoIsenSen Guotirunsen be-
Sisbsn ii9 nur auf gusrDb 2ranss
lattiOnen. Bel tleineren 9eI9dften
psrbsn etpas b0bsre preiie krsdnet.
prbifionen.
Der Wartt mar rIbig, preiIe iietis.
g d III a "a. primI Sisam
9.60-9.70e TO. b.
Srodengeialseueg Gleif6.
Sbort clear Seiten 12-124e, ibort
Rippsnieiten 11a-12c. ertra ibort
clear Ssiten 11a--12e. SduItern II
--114e. Bellies 13i-13se Ioie uno
&c msbr perpadt.
Bacon. Short clear Geiten
13-133c, tlrac Rippenisit,u 12i-
|13e. srtra fburt clear Seiten 124-
|13e. G9uItsrn 12-124e unb Bellies
14a-149e lcie unb 4c per pfunb
msbr berpadt.
Susai gureb Gleifd. =
Sdinssn 16-16at. 9.itnie GduItern
12a-13c, grsatf.it Bacon 19-2oe.
G6ultsrn 121-13c. glep gort Gut
Gdultern 125-13c, trOdeus 9eefs
Sdinfen $27.00-28.00.
GibaepGteltes Sleif6.-
Gdinien 13t-14e. picnie Sdultern
101-11e. Bellies 15-16c. Sdulisrn
11-114c. T.b gort Gut 11-114c.
Srifd.s Sleifd. - Sdin.
Ten 131-14e. pienic, c,S9uIt.rn 1oa
Lie. SduIt.rn 1ot-11e. fbort
Rippsnisitsn 11-11ac. fbprt clear
Stitsu 11--11se. ertrn fort Gsittn
10i-11e. Bellies 13a-15ac pro
pfunb.
MebI unb 9etreibe
Mebl.-Winter gat.ut $4.25-
4.50, Winter Gancp $3.90-4.15. ho.
namiIp $3.20-3.50. Grtra $500 -
3.15, orbinGres $2.75-2.95. Sartsr
gBsi,sn gyatsnt $3.75-3.90. DO. foncp
$3.85-4.25. DO. 5amilp S3.50-3.75.
Roagenmebl. norbipeltlitb eemiihies
$3.75-3.90. reines Giip $4.10LI
4.20. semiidtss $3.8o-4.10 per gbl.
Weisen. L glo. 2 rotber gDinter
go. 8 DO. 94a-95ac, SO.
4 rotber S3-93c per @u.
WeI dbtorn. - Ho. 2 fpeibes
go. 3 neiBes 75--751c,
gio. 4 DO. 73-74c. no. 2 eeIbes
73-73ic. Ro. 3 DO. 721-73c, go. |
A 90. 71-72e. Ro. 2 aenif9tes 73-
73ac, Ro. 3 DO. 72a-73c. go. a
bo. 71-72c per Bu. meibss stoIben-
form 73-75c, selbes bo. 74-76c,
asrniihtes bp. 73-75e.
6aftr.-glo. 2 ipeiBsr 425 5-43c. |
Standard tpsibsr 42-42he 80. 8
H o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08

$1o.05 = 1918; ruffinirtes itetiS,
COMPOUND rubig.
Salg Wartt rubig.
Yaumlpolliaamen0l. = Wartt felt.
prima CONNER aelbes $7.25.
Wolle. .-Wlarft felt.
9ar8.-Martt felt. Straineb rrOi>
mares Biz gutes $40.
5erpsntin. -Warft felt. Wai6ine
Barrels 48c.
Reis.-aWlrtt ru6ig.
Wolaiies. - Wartt flau.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08

berliebt bat, in Die Syiabeaa, mn iGr
81 Siebe S6aIipieler aclporoeu ut;
or lit 9iotar gelporocu; aber oa5 1T
ld)on lahge, lange Sabre ber mo er
III idoil ein alter D}aun uno MN liebt
er picOcr cine l5iobella, a6er jeBt lit
er 81 alt titr S5idbeaa; ISinbello bari
nie wiiien, 0ub er es lit, Der ibr Die
9rieie geifrieben Bat.
slm anOeren DtOrgen lit iein Ser.
itan6 mie0er flar; er erUadt, iiebt
Sia6ellu al iciuem 9ett iiten lmO Id.
6elt Gr iagt: sd iterbe. 3iabeau,
oas fiible i'd; it bin ia id)ou alt.
1Sla6clla iudt inn 0as ausjlrebell,
lno mic er INNER 0en &opi itiittelt
Iagt lie enolif Ueineuo: User ioa
mir 6enu nun Die 9rieie Don meInem
un6efannten &iebbaber oorleien umb
beantporten?" - Ser gotar i6lieBt
Die slugen lmo id)peigt cine 8eile;
Damn iugt er ld6elno: IS per0en
feline 9riefp mcbr fonmen."
Gr liurb DIrtlldI an Iciner 8erlet'
3lng. gtlr cin paar Stlmoen le6te er
nod; SSIabeaa mar bel ibm uno er
itar6, ais iie i'm auiri6tetc, UNI iein
aopIfiilen b0ber 81 le8en; 10 mar es
in ibren 9lrmen oaB er ieincn @eiit
altf8ab, ltnO ibre Singer oriidten INN
Ole glugcn 5u. ltno er bate red)t &c,
ta6t nit iciucr @ormsiage; e5 famen
feline 9rieie meDr Don Dem unbefann-
ten &iebbaber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08

0i,snsstn aisssn.



gelb ON cals puroe 5u 1H-1A96 aus.
selieben.
grima @,j4iftspapisrs pHrosn su sH-
~ bfsfoRti.t.
Sterlinsgrdaues IN = Sidt
~ $4.sS4 MAD Commercial ~ $4.s5H-
A8SX.
BHnoej Dbltaatipnsn paren
:tpaA uuo tpurotn wis folgs qaotirt:
Der. Gtaaten Htfunoirung . 81 - 9e,
geb.. ~ resiitrirte l09K-110X geb, Cow
pous 11o-1llH ,SS rtgiltririe lo1 4 -102.
COUPONS 101 x - 102. banana Hegiltereo
s9S 81 set.. DO. 9oason 81. 1o0--1o2.
Nftitn rft.-gui gonooner Heds
nuna uuros beuie p.rfauit. bod beeinilubts
biefes Den Jlarft nur wenig nno berielbe
idlob TART. 2is SaIubnohrunsen itanoen
msiitens uutsr oeueu pon ssitsrn.
VtisseasH nftisa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
ghicaao, SGg., 6. SUM-.


Weisen.-Sur Suli 86s-874c, am
S9lub 864c; fir Septembsr 854
$3.50, am S6luB 854c.
@elI6tOrn.- 5ir Suli 695-7O5c,
am S9lub 7O8c; fir September 67d
-674c, am S6lub 67sc.
Safer.-Jir Suli 39s-40sc, am
S9luB 40c; fir September 37a-38c.
am S6lub 37ac.
&ogegn.-Ho. 2 65-66c.
@erite 52-66c.
Simotbp $4.o0-4.75.
alee $1O.O0-12,75.
port $2O.45. = Biir SuIi $2040-
2O.45, am S6luB 20.45; fiir Seps
TENDER $19.9o-2o.o5, am SdluB
gdmals $9.97. = Sir Suli $40
-10.o7, am S4lub $10.07: fir
September $10.15-10.25, umS4luB
$1O,25.
o}uli $11.3O - 1872, am S4luB
$11.30; fir Septen6er $11.32-11.s
40, an S9lub $11.40.
Butter mar unOerdnbert.
Gier.-preiTe niebrigsr. Srbinarp
firits 174-17ac; firits 184-183c.
&GIe unoerGnbert.
SartOffeln. - greiie bo6er. USi6is
oan unb @isconiin fpeibe S0-90c;
Witigan rothe 70-80c; aouiituna
unb 5erag neue $1.25-1,4 40.
Gefliigel.-aebenbes Sober. 5ahner
lac.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08

ipeiber 41a-42c. 30. a ipeiber 40
41c, Ro. 2 genif6ter 41-41ac, SO.
3 DO. 40 40ae, No. 4 bo. 39a-40c.
9oggen.-Ho. Q 69-70e, 6o.
3 bo. 66-68c. 20. A 10. 61-64c.
@erfte.-No. 2 sFriibiabrs 66 =
zoe. No. 3 bo. 60-65c per 9u.
Dbisfb.
@ertauft ipurben 800 gbls. 0is
filters 5inifbeb 9oobs auf Der BATS
bon $1.35 per 9allone.
9rpeeries.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
Ger boSbotte Serr

Nlpotbefer (SonltoQSldgcr) rSerr
66ritcr, OaS mar iiter ocrIcIbe Safe.
Oem iG id)on ueilIid ems alttgebranrrt
babe hno er mB aud 5ellt pieoer
etluas abbefonmen bubeu; i'd iab
qons Scutlid), ipie er ole Sbren beitig
Idiittelte!" - .Sm, ,uiilen sic, mas
er bomit iagen polltc?" .Ra9" -
,9tidt lofieIpeiie, Serr gIpotbeterl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
AGhicaap. SQs.. 6. Suni.


Gdtpeine 3ufubr 1900. Nartt
itcrt. Die meiitsn 8ertGufs braaten
SS.25-S.30; leibte $8.05-8.323;
aemiitte $500 S.35; f6psre $7.85
-8.35; raube $7.S5-8.00; Gsrtel
$7.20-795.
Rinbpisb. - 3ufubr 300; Martt
rubig. Yeepes s7.25-9.25; Stiers
S6.S0-S.15: Stoders uno SSeeoers
$6.35-8.25; Siibs unb 5eifers $3.70
-S.75; &dl5er $7.00-10.15.
Sdafe. - 3uiubr 1000 Wlartt
lanafam S6ais $5.55-6.40, SGbr=
Iinse S6.35-750; 9dmmer $3.50
s.75; Sriihiu9rs aammer $3.50
9.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
RiDer $1.2o, Mi6igdn unb 2(tron

Hiber $1.20, Wfi6igdn unb NtrOn
$1.14 per 9bl. BON 280 pfunb.
Salg itetig. = prima Gitb 6s-
Ggc, DO. GountrD 6-63c per pfunb.
sob em.-Murtt rubig. yousbs
biosbsnn $3.50-3.75, Nub unb Glad
1926, &anaipba Stiidtoblen $3.50
3.75. Rub unb Glad 1925 = 2.35
per Sohne nbseliefert. Rau9lofe
Stiidfoblen $3.50, Qntbracite SITS
per 5onne abgeliefsrt. Gofe foi itei
$6.00-6.5O per 2onne abgeliefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08

Rem Dort, 6. SUM-.
Der Wetdumartt mar flau uno mo-
minea. Gate aupfer npminel. glscs
trolDtic S14.00 = 14.25; eating
S14.00-14.12b.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
k,sut Welon,arrt.
sintinnatto auni 1914.

~ Wad,frags mad 9arltlsn ipar nur
anbebeuteRb unb @elo mar sillig. 6ar
1orietea son eau. puroen pom ben Santsll
I-lK% bereanet uHo @eIddItspapiere
purbfn AZ 6--8% bisionttrt. Die UiaiIer
pla8irrn Tarleben .en eals ~ ~ unb aui
8eii ~ 4K-sS.
msAia snf RES Dart
purbfn ju Bari spiiden Banitn uerfauft.
Die Gounterrsts bstrdgt soc prdmie PER
t1000
ssedid srf anfsSa
iinb itari. - Die iofssnom Guottrunssn
limb " beridten:
Spnoon, 3 1ase Si&t, S4.s0 per g; 80
3ass Si6t, A.87 Der 6; Yaris, xage
Gi6t, 5l4 5ranes per $1eo; 90 Iags Giat,
61T Francs per 500; far Dtuti&lans, 4
Sase Sidt, 4 Narf S5H - 95A. oo. 80
9a9e Sidt, 94H-s4He.
Documentary Bids aRf aonoon iburoen
Az e4.s414, auf Glasgow au $4.s%H uHo aut
Helfaft ~ &4.s44 pertauft.
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6. Suni . 1146 1884 11014
Rtnbpieb. = Die bsiIssn fets
ten Sortsn itsben UNI 15-25c, bic
anoeren aber UNI 25-50c niebriser.
@uts Stoders uno 5ee0ers iinb in
Hatfrage unb ftetig.
Wittslmdbige uHo i6tpere Stiere
$7.25-8.50, nuserlefene Bis ertrd
$S.6O-8.75, S6isn $3.75-6.50,
ssleii6er Stiere $6.5O-8.25, Grtra
$8.35-8.5o, Seifers $5.75-s.25,
auserleiene Bis ertra $S.35 = $50,
&iibs $3.5o-6.25, Grtrd $3.50
6.75, Gamers $3.25-4.25. Cutters
$4.25-5.25, Stodsrs unD Geebers
$6.O0-7.75, aussrlsisue $7.85-8,
Stod Sellers $5.75-6.75, Stod.
Siibe $4.50-5.75.
gullen.-8is 3ufubr mar sieme
lid arob, bic Na6frage uur mGbig
uno bic preiie iteben nm 15-25c uHs
ter benen Der Doriaen Do6s.
1Sette g3uaen $6.75-7.60, Bologna
$5.75-6.5o, Grtra $6.65-6.75, ma
gsre unb lei6ie $5.00-5.65.
Milatiibe.-3u 9nfana Der
Wpfe fislsn bic preiie Inn So Biz So
per Stiid unb bic preiie erboIten ii4
audi nttt pieber.
Grtra $3.50, quite Big uuserle>
fsne $55$75, orSinGre Bis fair $25 -
$3.50.
aGl6er.-Der Martt mar i6pa8
unb bic preife I'm 25-50c unter be-
neu bon Der porisen Wofs.
grtra $40, fair big cute Iei6te ST.
50-9.75, orbipare unO grpbe $3.50
$50.
Gdneine.- Der Wartt mar
beute iistia gu BEN seItrigsn prsiien.
QusgepGblte i6pere @erianbt> iOs
tpje quite Bis nuserlsiens 8srpatunsge
unb 5lsiiferiOrten $8.25-8.30, Or
binGre bis uussrleiene iapere fstte
SGue $3.50 - 7.40, grtra $50,
Ssdas $4.50-6.25, leitts 9erianbts
iorten $7.90-8,10. s5ertel Don 110
pfunb unb peniasr $6.o0-7.75.
9 6afe unb Ga inner. Jriib.
iabrs 2Gmmer fislen I'm 15-25c
uno Shafe I'm 10-15c tpabreuo
Der Wode. Der Martt ihtob ftetig.
S6afe.-Grtrd lei6te $4.85. CUTE
bis auserlefens $4.50-4.75, orbinGre
Biz fair $3.00-4.5o, SabrIinge So
7.25.
Jriibjabrs QGmmer.-grtra $9.z
80, quite $6.75-9.40, orbinGre Biz
fair $6.50-8.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
0lsarima osH,e umf6ss.

oituNHB poule uWissss
Die llmidb. I'M bieisen gltarinahouis
iib beute auf 3s.55L00e. 9ie llmiabe Der
usriloiiensn g8pHe belieien iidj auf 6,S4o,
sOo. s.sen t27.Oso,70
ssfai.esarifatsn.
Der Warst iu qofalieturit dtsn mar beute
,sbr rubie nno bic Freiie itetis. Die na4'
isbsnbsn 8eriduie iinb 5u beridtsn:
an ssr UBrfe:
10 aftisn SsbnitoH pdiut Go. prf.. 10l
MftieH Cincinnati Sireet Rp.... 1034
sm efftnra giarffs:
$1,000 Cine. @aiieruerfs ~ 1927-47 104
1000 DO. bp. ~ 1928-4S 1924
1000 Samilton 90. 8. ~, 1918 l01
1900 Sine. 8. Sdool ~ l94s 104A
1000 Waboning 20. @. .4HS 1924 101.tS
1000 3ep Ridmpno 8. ~ 1850 1o1
5000 Ssioto Gountp o. SO 1910 11oK
$500 Snnlilton 90. o. 4AS l9t3 1921
Habit.henoe 9abeae BON int hisiisen
Warft b.iinolidsn Bombs unb Nttisn siebt
bic oihjieaeu Guoiirunsen an:
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Diebmdrfte.

gineinnati, 6. cuni.
3ufubr unb @eridnbt ipdbrsnb Der
perflofienen Wohe, oerglihen nit ben
borbergsbenben Stpei Wo9en, naren
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13
A Half Century
Battle
BY Rev. T. s. Gregory

/" HE destruction Of Port Royal
was consummated 204 years
ago
The famous Cistercian Abbey was
founded, in 1904. by Matilda, wife of
Montmorenci-M ari. Failing into
decay, II was refounded in 1908 by
Jacqueline Marie Arnauld, and in
1858 1t became the orm-centre of
a battle that kept all France a-shak-
ing Tor half a century.
The tempest began with Bishop
Jansen's book on Grace and Free
Will" in which he took the ground
Gin the name of the great Angus
tine) that it was the Grace of God.
rather than the human will, that
counted in the work OF salvation
The Jesuits, who held the whip hand
in the Church at the time, declared
war on "Jauseuism," and the big
men of Port Royal, led by Arnauld
and N!COle, stood forth as Janseus
champions.
The fray soon became universal
Every learned society in France be-
came involved.
Royal" against the field, and of
course. the gentlemen Of Port Royal
were finally beaten.
But the greater thing about the
Port Royal fight was a little book by
Blaise Pascal, which is known to i'm
mortality as the Provincial Letters
Pascal was one Of the greatest men
that have ever lived. and the PROV
/ incial Letters will always stand as
I one OF the worlds most remarkable
/ books. Never did book so COM
pletely accomplish the purpose for
/ which II was written. Pascal. with
out feeling any particular interest In
the famous "F,yc Propositions"
/ undertook TO say something to the
/ Jesuits, and ne said 1t in "a way that
will charm the world to the end Of
| time,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13

II Romeo when he stood gentle JuetS yard
Had turkey troed till he found left unbarrcd
Then turned the balcony with Juliet in his grip
And, after five live minutes with Snappy Boston dip,
Had instead of honeycd this modern little
From old play would have been
You're ny best bet, oriqiteIed Juliet
IT, compare
M You
~ 1hoIe
nc datrn $ ON b Comet be
the
wCddi8V
For Jpic Jtic. iglic Julie
trH GlcayS Tore truly
In %
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13

"A N1AI Is the prooaole
n d. antiquity of the human
skull found in the low strata
at Piltdown. In England?"
A.-Unknown, but estimates of
biologists have been made ranging
from 100000 to 100000 years, none
less than 10000 Here's the ac-
count given by the London News:
Skull at Piltdown, Sussex, Eng
land, discovered by c. Dawson.
Eoanthropus Dawsonii, though a
man of comparatively low in
intelligence, was still far more
gifted in the matter of brain than
any ape yet discovered: yet the
capacity of his brain was far less
than that of the famous fossil man
Of Spy and La Chapelle-Aux-
Saints who, it Is to be noted, had a
brain-case larger than that of the
average modern civilized man,
showing that during the last
100000 years or so we have d.
minished rather than increased in
brain power; and the signs of the
times seem to indicate that we are
still on the down grade"
But this primitive man of France
may not have been the possessor of
a trained brain, a brain cultured so
that it can think consecutively with
out break on one abstruse subject for
from one to forty hours This is
what the master minds of the
modern mathematical world are now
doing.
l have recently read q most i'm
pressive article in a magazine, but
forgot to note the name of the
author, which stated that low races
of man, such as aborigines, pygmies,
etc. are fallen and degraded rem
nants of once great races Of man;
dying out now from prehistoric ex-
Cesses. There Is no scientific proof,
but the article was fascinating and
thoughtful
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13
The Governor of New York and
the Governor of Georgia

The people of New York and of the country commend
ing in the the late admirable of Martin
Glynn, the Governor Of New York
The merit of Governor Gynn message its straightfor
ward and fearless handling of the question of the States
finances describing the situation of the State treasury
acute demanding heroic treatment and urging drastic
by looping unnecessary oceholders conso
dating bureaus
we can not materially increase our receipts said Gov
Glynn We must decrease expenditures The tax
payer prepared either shoulder heavy direct
discourage the illusion that the best legislator he who
brings back the largest appropriation from the State treasury
his home district.
1t is great pity that such message Governor Gynns
could be from the White House the Pork Barrel
Congressman Washington who all too ready
national patriotic necessities for the sake Of unnecessary
preparations the districts which expected reelec them
But what Governor Gnn has spoken to such applause
New York and the East Governor ston spoke with equal and
impressive force in his campaign for election and in his
sage to the Legislature
The question Of necessary State has been not only
eloquent theory but consistent practice with the Governor
of Georgia.
Hoar Massachusetts said that
statesmen might Justly be criticised for careessness Of
expenditures in their private affairs but that their scupulous
of public moneys matter of history And this pub
lie economy the slaton administration has illustrated
is evident that will not be Governor satons fault if
this not business administration He has entered upon
with good record sustain resoute purpose permit
squanderng Of the States Governor Slaton
quoted Washington and almost in sight Of the home of Rob-
e Toombs that great Georgian boast after the Constitutional
Convention II have locked the Treasury of Georgia and
given the key to the peoplel"
The Chief Executive of Georgia should be fully sustained
by the people his strong stand for business administration
Many sister States about split pieces fierce
political and personal factions Tennessee rent by the dv
ons that have been growing sharper decade Kentucky
is in state Of dscord that shadows the just consideration of
economic issues
New York for which Governor Gynn has spoken emerg
ing from nightmare Of political feud and economic maad
minstration
is matter Of congratuaon that vigorous Governor
putting his brains and his energy into the line of whole
public work that will make Georgia stand shoulder to
shoulder with New York in the list of progressive Common
wealths.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13
System of Control.

This being the condition, why
attempt to meet it by stock the
orizing? The common sense de-
mana, growing out OF ages OF
extreme intermeddling. suggests
sane and positive regulation; and
the system of control now exist
ing. with the citizen and State
parties to the contract, is by far
the best regulation OF the trafflc
that any State ever did work out
under prohibitive legislation.
The locker club and the beer
saloon may be driven out of Geor-
gia-but whisky and beer will re-
main. Why? Because people de-
mand it.
Bad women were stoned from
Jerusalem during the Mosaic pc
riod. Horrible that so meek a.
man as Moses should have al
lowed this unjust sex discrimina-
ton. But he did. Yet this did
not make bad women good. 1t
did not even keep other bad wom-
en- from growing up in the de-
serted places.
And bad women have contin-
ued to grow up in all places.
throughout the limit of time.
Why? Because bad men demand
them.
A traffic that Christ did not
stop 1000 years ago can not be
stopped to-day through frenzied
agitation.
They have been driven out of
the segregated district in At
lanta. But will any honest man
say that they are not still In At
lanta? Scattered here-there-
everywhere?
Thus it is with all that ia evil
all that is injurious--all that
curses the race Of men, il you
please.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13
Does Atlanta Understand the
Value of This New Plant?

1t is doubtful if Atlanta itself fully realizes commercial
value of its latest business acquisition.
The that the great Automobile Company
coming to Atlanta to establish great plant this city
of the most significant that have recently the
power and Importance of this Southern capital
The Ford Automobile Company Is of the most
velous swift of modern times The bank
of this comparatively company Detroit large
the banks themselves hesitate take them dreadng
withdrawal of such large amounts The young lawyer who
block of stock for his early fee rolls in income of
$4,000 year.
Twenty-Five thousand labor cheerfully the great
works at Detroit and each them above years
$500 day the minimum fixed by the arbitrary be-
nevolence of his employers and $40 has upon
the be divided during the coming year among the
Ford employees
The fact that this eminent manufacturing
fixed Atlanta the site for its Southern branch is not
only pregnant with suggestion Of present profit value but
prolific of promise for other great manufacturing enterprises
for the future.
More and more the great business brains of this country
following their to discover that Atlanta central and
focal point of distribution all this mighty developing section
known as the New South of commerce and industry
This the city that known among all people of the repub
hc These are the people whose spirit have buded
it. This the climate that easy and enterprise es
'sntial.
Athese three facts longer disputed but everywhere
VS'0~tr1ple base upon which surely to build
Ia IL Al sd prosperity of which this brave and
EG&NG$A H.: dreamed while they fought.
- m HH 81 Uuiiih mage. And the new Ford Fac.
Nssgs4s gM18E gosss disease the shipping tonnage of the