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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-17

| THREE-ROOM house and hall. stable
and chicken house, 81, 900; $12 a month;
no cash payment. River car line. Free
pasture. John Carey, 2 Whitehall st.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-17
oEEIcEs EoR RENT.
STORES FOB RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT-By owner,
storehouse and dwelling at Eagan
Park. Cali Miner. Main 1881.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-17

FOR SALE-By owner, brand new
bungalow, in College Park, on beat
street, six rooms, lectric lights, sew
erage. water, tinted walls porcelain bath
fixtures, large yards, plenty of room for
garden, with good fence. Will sell this
for $50 per month and small cash pay
ment. Phone Main 1921
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-17

wANTED-A pair of pony-nnade horses
for the road; must be good drivers
and bargain. Address Long & Getzen.
.Pendergrass. Ga.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-17

FOR SALE-Good. gentle mare and SIR
rey; fine saddle and buggy horse: not
afraid of anything. S. T. Tibbs. Main
512o.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-17
MONEY TO LOAN.

FARM loans placed in any amount
on improved farm lands in Georgia
The Southern Mortgage Company, Gould
Building.
MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE.
AND OTHERS. upon their own names
cheap rates, easy payments Conf
Dental. Scott & Co. 800 Austell Bldg
MONEY at 8. Z and So on Atlanta real
estate in sums of $500 10 So 900 on
store property any amount desired.
Dunson & Gay. 400 Equitable
LOANS on real estate, we buy pur-
chase money notes; short time loans
for building houses. The Merchants and
Mechanics Banking and Loan Co. 20s
Grant Bldg. Telephone Ivy 5341.
WE HAVE FUNDS on hand
with which to purchase good
first or second mortgage pur-
chase money notes. Foster &
Robson, il Edgewood Avenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-12

.Uicrcoop. Der aeidlogrne ,Sel0herr
Ger 6oocroliIten, iproten ilber Die
Grcigniiie Der lestcn Gage.
,,GS lpor boifl1rngsloa," iagte 8es
ncrol Oiercooo, .unicre Wiunition
1iug 5u GnNe unO eil1em 9(nariff Der
Rcbcllcn @iocritunO 5u Ieiiten bate
cin Maiiafrc sur tSolge 9ebobt. Sb
Aob ben gtichI jur 9tailnlullg Dit.
nuao's mo 5ur 6lltdlt iiber oie@reu.
&c aus Niifiid)tcn ser SunlonitQt.
Sunoerte uon tSroucn un0 ain-
Ncrn 6efanNcn lid i'll Der Srtidaft.
lueldc lif meigerten, Die Soloaten
III perlaiicn. Gieie battct natiirlid)
feline @oiicn mo iuiirben Bel DEM
9In1riii gctootet mpr0cn iein, lie
Sopolitdt scr HegierllngS Sruppeu
ituno ollber ,Sragc IS narcn feinc
}(n5eihen uou elmer 2foiiclt 1eier-
tion luobrjulebmell Nls i'd lab,
ooB lns fcinc S1offnlng lnehr &c,
blieben mar gob id oen 9efehl SIR
1Sludt sd 5og cs Dor, ooa Seben
mcirer 2eutc ocn Ger Stouteil ans
]lrpertrouen, ola tic III Die SDGnoe
0cr 9iebellen 3ll iiberontlportcn Wir
iinb oultfbnr iilr Dos 9lInl 0as uns
bier gepGbrt luiro"
General @iao iagte: y9ie Gbre fiir
oicicn Sicg gcbiibrt General Scri6io
Srtegu. Gr fiibrte Dor elmer @od)e
bel Dem eriten 9lngriii sSir lullBten,
OoB Die sSooeraliitcn mir eillen be-
ihrGnften Ntilnitions Gurratb bat.
ten. llnierc Suftif 1ing oabin, Die
ien Gorrotb Su erldlopfcn General
Srtega ihritt 5llnl slngriff. I'M Die
6ooeraliiten 5llnl Seucrn III pcran.
lniien. SIS lit linn iuobl gelungen.
Giue gan5e @ofc lang llnterbielt
Die sSoocraliIten @arniinn oas
Teller, ilnb 5lunr nit gnn5 geringer
@irfung. SSir riidten uidt nabe &C..
mug beran, INN uniere Niutnid)aften
III @efabr 81 brill1ell 0ann 5ogen
mir ms fiir ieds Rdge jnriid, INT
unlprcn ainuitionsGnrratb ST. er.
0dn5en. llnier neuer sll,griif crleoigtc
ocn aontpf. lie 56otraliiten iparen
eri6opft mo Die ,Sliht ilad, ocn Ser.
Staaten crfolgte aernoc mie mir iie
rnuartet battell 2bH;ilAsyISi
llnlere 3lltlnlItsplohe illlo leet ges
iid)ert. Sobalo ole Sitlation bier &C.
tl0rt lit mcroe i'd NIT cinigen meiner
Srnpren iadD ehibnahna s,,-Attfcfs
rent BON no aus mir uniercn Sclosllg
iiibpGrts fiibren meroeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-12
Srpillc @risbt's ncnc Griinonna

Gapton g, If. Sarilar.
GrpiQe @rigbt beiprah geiterlt Die
bon ibm erfluocne Gorrid)tung, mel
DIE SlIgmaid]inen ole bisber ieblelloe
uno lang gcillhtc Stabilitdt uerlcibt.
gRit bieier GorribtllGg iagte er
fSlne iogar Gin itnerfabrener 6lie9er
Ole 9lliireiic bon Iaptpn mad 9iGp-
yorf lmo 5ilriid obne uerbaltlibllta-
biges JfiIifo llntcrncbnten. Wrlght's
gorridtllng arbeitet alltomotiidt lit
lelrer 9lngabc nad gcilaiter, al2 Der
bette slpiatifer iein fann, inib miro
Die 9nftihiffdbrt reuollltionirel. Gr
hoiit, 1T Ydlbe Dir grfinoung 10 jii
rcrpoafomlnnen, Dab Die Turridltllng
oor nidt ailber Sronuns geratbel
fam. Sic perbinbert Die Mnidline.
III raid anfjillteigen unb, iin1ctebrt,
ab5uitiir5en. Mrigbt propbe5eit NM
oab bic 2uitidiiiabrt comner5icllcn
3ipeden oicnen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-12

WclpolttbGti1tct bin0elltcnocr Nano.
l,lnOcn Sbou'o ieit irincr llebcrflil,s
rlnl0 naD Motteauau uorjlbringet.
Sic @crireter oea StadteS 9iclps
9ort," 10 ingt Der 9crirht ,lebtten
e. ah, Ill crichcincM nit Der @e1rilll-
huna, oa6 uniere Aiudtbciuguilie M
ter ocln 4CScricbta6cic6l nidt ultSrel-
d,eno iciciL I'M bic onrlicNclOen ,Srn-
aelt III cntihcibcn G1NcAcll crld)ic-
ncn Ihom'a &crtrcter un0 lnlterbrcl-
teten sic 2Ill3ilgcn OcS S5iitcr$
5balp'9 ieit bcnt is. Septenbcr
1918"
llnteriucbltngcn bcS @eiitesSllltal'
6cs Ghulu'a murocn bon Der GomlnlI-
lion lui6rcuo pier Gage I'M IcSembcr
lno nld)ber Don 3cit 5ll 3eit porgc-
nonrncn. 9(nh fonb cine pbpIilche
llntcriltdltnN Sboua Itott.
y,sn ibrcln Stnbilmn lmo ibren Grs
pdRllngcn tat Sic GomnriiiiolL" 10
ld)liebt ser Beri1t, ibrc 2Ililncrfion-
felt bprncGlnlicb atf Ebatiad)en be-
idlrdntt, in0cnt lie ca pnr5oA 81 lbrell
}pcdc1 sen cinalocr mi0erIpredcus
sen 9lnIicbtcn ser Suhucrldnol1cll
m,niG NeaAtlua 81 ihcntcn.
Sarrp Sbalp beilhtc bclltc, bcglel-
tct uon ieiner Oirttcr, ilnter scr Ne-
padung cines S5iilfald5crifla, Die
Sputb Gongrc1otional.airdr
lbap unD ieine Wtllttcr luuroen
ipitcr Don Dem @einno Der Commit
lion in &cnntlliB aciebt lie lcDntell ea
jcood) ob, lif in irgcllo elmer @el1e
rnju 5ll GrBern. Sic crtl0rten, oaB
lie oamt Dem hnthe ihrer }nlpdltc
ipllten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-12
%atcr nnS suhn eridlpiicn.


SnltSafeGitp, iltah. If. So.
nuar. Sic Eoli5ei oieicr Staot
illht nad 5lpci .Minnern, pelhe mas.
firt in Die Grocery bes Serrn Sobn
u. aRorrilon einOrargcrL Worriipn
uho iclnel Sobn erihoiien mo oanlt
bas gSeitc illdtell
Ger inngc Morriion perluunoete.
cbc cr 9etohtet ipurbe, ,eiren Der Moro.
bubcn oltrd eii1cn Ncpplperidnb.
Ser Grocer cridoB pur Sturgeon eineu
3dnber. Den cr bel Der Fliinoerltng
icincS Saocns erlpiihte, ilno Die 80.
li5e glanbi oab Is lid I'M einen
Nacbcott banoci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-12
Gcrien az Gnbc.


&rGiihent gSillon gcitcrn 2Ibcyb bon
Gob Gbriition, Mil, nod, Aaih-
ilgtpn obgeiobren. - 9nIbc ilno
alinapcrGn0erllng BADEN Dem
@SrGiiacntcl lebr gut Nct1an.
" i G bri titan :QtiIl, H. So'
mar. 9tod,0eln er 0rcl Wo6ell
Der GrGoIiun9 lulo 9iubc gcnoIlen.
nabm Erdlioent @ilion bente Slbeno
BON bier 9bic)ico. Gr cr5dbltc Mapor
Suuiier lllb elmer grpBcn 9ln6abl Don
@inmobncrn lpelbc iib an oenl
@ubnbof eillGefllnocll hutten, I'm lhlll
Gin 2ebeppbl sll5ilrllTeiL BOP ielre
1crirn fir ibu ihpm Sdst atfoeie'f
icier, OaB Die Gerdnbering otS Silt
mas iciner Weiilnobpit iebr gut &c
than babe, uno oob linn Die 9fubc, Die
CT 10 notbmenoi0 brolhtc, nelle
Nrullt Htuluuli uttpl.
Ger TrGiioeilt mo lelne Sdllllle
tci,iegcn Den }ng l0on lrilh an
9lbenb mo leatcn iih lallgc Dor Der
fabrplollGbigen slbinbrt oci'elbell
- If llbr is - i6loicn.
Scr lSrGiioent bat lpGbreno lellea
9lufcntbalt3 in Eob Gbriltinn ielnc
gotihoit. iiber Srlllt @eies1ebllllA
ollsocarbcitct, miro oieielbe ieood, crit
Dem Irllder geben, nuhbern cr lie
nit Nllioes @cneralanlpalt 9)tc-
&epnplos, anOeren Wtitglienern iel'
nes aobinets lmo Oen GpngreB.Sos
ntitccn bcjproden bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-12
lla(b brr S9la0t.
Werifauiidc Moroarmtc
gctangen.
cSn Der Sbbmt Der aneri=
fanii6en Srmppcn.

9icbrn $500 Solooten Der tS0Oera
liitcn. 2trmcr beiilOen iid) 1900
Giuiliiten onrlulter pclc 6rallgn
unp ainber, in Ereiioio. - 2lht
60OcraliItcn,&cncr1l inter Den
ocion1cncu. }'ittcritc ltoth
bcrribt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-12
0arMnt am Gatarr6 rei0en !

.Sa id, tbatfdhlicb mein 2cucaiGug an Gas
tarrb lit unb CT. Sart.sB, Ar. 1904, Sciis
Sanrtte.atrnRc. ieit piclen Sa9tfn t1nnte nllo
lieis glnoerung utter ietner @rbnnoIun9 f1no,
permibte idl i'm fcbr ipdbrcnh ciner sb!utlens
belt in 9nbn i'm lctteu 2elqler uno. bin lest
frob mid feiner 1icniic Uieher crircnen 5u
f1nCl yIdtiulgaapn Irianr Gulpcr, 1901 Sit'
GGgcr. sraic baltimore M0" (ANdi i0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-12
europa blift ani bic Ger. Staatcn

9crfelep, Gal., If. Sarilar. -
Ter BON elmer iiebenmonatigell Mis-
lanoreiie 5urildgefebrte Erdiioent Der
llniperiitGt pon Gnlifornicn 9eilin-
min Soc @Geeler, ingt, oaB Die clIro-
p1iidben Naiionen Die 9cileglng Der
merifanlihcn @irren rlbig Den Ser.
Staoten iiberlaiiell, Dab iie nbcr and
nnbcrerieits bon Den Der. Staatell
cine balbige gSiebcrberIteQinlg Der
Sronlln1 uerlangcn it1o ernnrten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-12
GldJ-3ndjt in Colorado.

ga bington, If. ,Sanllar.
GilEliandjcr hat Inn pnd)tlpeiie lleber.
laiillng Don 320 slfrea i'm Eitcs9fn.
tionalforit in &oloraGp llnhgell!ht.
Gr mil iie in Gerbinonng nit Erpnt.
luno sur 9llli5ud,t bon Glebeu fllr
Sanoels5lpede benllBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-12
Geifig 0t(uno.
9arrv acnOat Sbalu
1T cs.
gp iagt aantcrInh hnngss
(Spn,miiiiu

9}crid,t, oerielb2n 0cilern hcfannt
ocaeOcn. 0ic Gonmiiidrc lai-
icn oir 6raac bc}ij0lit Ebalp'a
Wciitc&5llitnnoca 5lrr 3cit Der Or
morouna 3taniorO N1itc'S lnl-
bcrii6rt. Ter NcumO ooo Sics
inltot cingebenocn StliNiluna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-12
MilitGrflieaer aet6Stet.

Santingp, Ghili II. Sauuar.
Siertenont Perp. ein Ntilit1rflies
ger, iiel bellte ans ellcr ,Nobe polt
5000 Sub lulb lpnrbc jerihmettert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-12
lsu,atnirr i Red.rr,
Ecaiid)cs ganf- nub @edfslacihaft.
Witgl!cssr Der slftieHtdtie,
rs SurtbsStrafc.
;, s,aticnai Yani Of 6,

,,s,aticnai Yanf of Gpmmcrce"s seraGuoe.
etE1 mn &erldui BON 9tticn ulb Gbr1niics
neil. sSecbirl unb 9reoiibceie GIf alle banpt,
ldcbIitoen S.aoie Guropn3. sill- itiio @erialf
fycmoer Gesoiurteil. iopie glisiertiprua non
&oamnGfell. Shiiielarten bon ullb rad
Sfuicbinno talprii27-)
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-08-20

Every message through the ether
must now reach tho public. We must
send messages back. The case 10 out
Of private hands: It has become i'm
portant to the people. VIII you agree
on your honor faithfully to transmit =
He leaned forward. his indolsnt frame
startlingly tense. Are you afraid Of
Mccarthy
Hes been good to me-it's q family
matter" muttered the operator.
Well" Darrow arose. crossed to
the operator. and whispered to him for
= moment You see the seriousness
you arc an Intelligent man."
The operator turned pale.
Il hadn't thought of that" he NUT
tered. II hadn't thought of that. OF
course I'm with you"
Il thought you would be-" drawled
Percy Darrow slowly. II you hadn't
decided to be. I'd have had another
man put in your place. Hadn't thought
OF that. either. had your"
No. sir" replied Simmons.
We'll. l prefer you. It's no Job for
a gutter. and believe you'll stick"
"lll stick" repeated Simmons.
We'll. to work." said Darrow. light.
ing the cigarette he had been playing
with. Send this out, and See II you
can reach Monsieur X.
M" he dictated slowly. "'Do you
get this" Repeat that until you get .
reply"
Without comment the operator turn
ed to his key. The long ripping crash
es OF the wireless sender followed the
movements OF his fingers.
II get his Il" he said. after q
moment. ITS almighty faint"
Mccarthy has disappeared. Can
no longer reach him with your mes
sages.'"
HE merely answers II" OBJ
served the operator.
by the way" asked Darrow. what
Is your shift. anyhow Weren't you
on at night when this thing began!"
I'm still on at night: but MIR. Nc
Carthy sent me a message. and asked
nc to stay on all this morning as =
personal favor to him.
Il see. Then you're still on at
nisht?"
"Yes. sir"
We'll. tell Monsieur K that fact. put
yourself at his disposal. and tell him
he'd better get all his messages to
you rather than to the other operators
here
"All right"
There's your story" said Darrow to
Hallowell: ITS in those messaE Ees.
The scientific aspect will probably be
done by somebody for the evening pa.
pers. You better concentrate on Mon
sieur ks connection with Mccarthy"
Say. my friend" said Hallowell
earnestly. do you think I'm a reporter
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-08-20

hind me- in the solution OF this mys.
terry. III tell you why: 1t was for the
same reason that you're going to fail
. second time. now that once again
I've put all the strings In your hands. "
Il must confess fail to gather your
meaning" SAID Professor Eldridge
coldly.
1T was for the Same reason that Al
ways until his death you were inferior
to dear old Doctor schermerhorn a. q
scientist. You are an almost perfect
thinking machine"
Darrow quite deliberately lighted q
cigarette. tipped the match into the
Crate, and leaned back luxuriously.
Professor Eldridge sat bolt upright,
waiting. Helen W-fford watched them
both. 1
You have no humanity; you have
no imagination" stated Darrow at last.
You follow the dictates of rigid sci.
ence. and Of logic"
Most certainly" Eldridge agreed to
this. as to compliment.
ut takes you far" continued Oar.
row. but not far enough. You observe
only facts: also observe men. You
will follow only whore your facts lead !;
am willing to take 4 leap In the dark.
III have all this matter hunted out
while you are proving your frst steps. '
That. understand 1t. 10 a chal.
lenge?" demand Eldridxe. touched in
his pride Of the scientific diagnostician.
That" said Percy Darrow blandly,
''is statement OF fact"
I'VE shall see"
"Sure!" agreed Darrow. Now, the
thing to do Ia to find Monsieur x. I
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-08-20
SYNOPSIS.

psrs rsrsy ! pr.roS: . young .c's1s,., 9s !. i,
boz Mccarthy Of New York. Nc
Carthy has Just been threatened by an
anonymous nessaRo ordering him to fee
20 Europe. He does not take the mos
eage seriously. Darrow goes up the
elevator to try for = position with DR.
Knox. Suddenly the electric apparatus
IN the Atlas building goes out OF busi-
ness: Experts arc unable To locate the
trouble. Ali At once. without apparent
reason. electric connections are restored.
The next evening Mccarthy IL warned
that unIcas he leaves At once for Europe
2 sign will be sent him at six Prompt-
" at that hour the entire electric appara-
u. Of New York 10 cut OF. Percy Dar-
row thinks he has q clue. He engages
1ete. They visit Mccarthy and ofYer to
Svn down tho cause Of his mysterious
tfoubIe Mccarthy has Just received an
cther warning by w!reiesA. AT six q
Hsathiy stiffness falls on tho Atlas build
ing. biottinG out all sound Darrow IL
arrested q. he leaves tho building. He
es undiAturbcd because he believes he In
On the right track and that smother por-
aent Will appear at six. This time ths
whole town is thrown into darkness and
Al hearing suspended. Under cover OF
"! sns confusion Darrow escapes from isii:
The next morning Darrow and Wsrford
20 to Mccarthy's office Just Rs the lat
yer Ket. another warning, Darkness hits
the Atlas building In broad daylight
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-08-20

for the Scientific American or a news.
papcr7"
All three rose. The operator was
busy crashing away at his Leyden jarr.
What next" asked Jack.
THAT depends on two things"
Whether or not Mccarthy takes
tho Celtic" intcrposcd Hallowell
quickly.
And whether Monsieur X will be
satisfied with his mere disappearance.
II he does not take tho Celtic" supple
mented Darrow. In any case, we've
got to ind him. He's unbalanced: he
possesses nm immense and discomfort.
Ing and dangerous power: no Is becon.
Ing possessed OF mamie d.s
grandeurs. You remember the phraH.
ing OF his last messaEef Il am your
lord and master. and my wrath shall
be visited on you. Besone!' That ID
the language OF eIaltation. Exalta.
tion 10 not far short Of irresponsible
ravinE."
what possible clue" began Jack
warford. blankly.
when . man 10 somsvhsss out In
the ethsf thers y DO eluA." replied
Dasrow.
Then how on earth 90 ~ Aops
70 Rn1 hinr'
by the exercise q Dass ssasoa.
saA nAs5ow calmly
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-08-20

don't know whether your curiously
scutellate mind has arrived at the
point where 1t 10 willing to admit the
existence Of Monsieur x or not: but
1t will. The man who finds Monsieur X
wins. Now. you know or can read in
the morning paper every fact l have.
Go to IT,"
Eldridse bowed formally.
There's one other thing" went on
Darrow In more serious tone OF
voice. You have, of course. consid.
cred the logical result OF this power
carried to Its ultimate possibility"
Certainly" replied Eldridge coldly.
"The question is supernous."
1T 10 a conclusion which many scien.
tific minds will come to. but which
will escape the general public unless
the surmise is published. For the
present suggest that we use our In.
fluence to keep 1t out OF tho prints"
Eldridse reflected. You are quite
right" said he; and rose to 20.
After his departure Helen turned
on Darrow.
You were positively insultinG!" she
cried. and in my house! How could
your"
Helen" said Darrow. facing her
squarely. 81 maintained risidly all the
outer forms Of politeness. That is aa
far as will 20 anywhere with that
man. My statement to him 10 quite
just: he has no humanity"
What do you mean? Why are you
10 bitter!" asked Helen. a little sub.
dued in her anger by the young man q
evident earnestness.
You never knew Doctor Schmer.
horn. did you. Helen!" he asked.
The funny little old German? In.
deed. | did! He was a dear"
"He was one Of the greatest scien.
lists living-and he was dear! That
goes far to explain him-a gentle
wise. child.like. old man-with imagi.
nation and a Heaven.seeking soul. He
picked me up as boy. and was q IA.
ther to me. | was his scientific As.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-08-20
HARD TO TRICK MODERN BOY
II, but Hs Has Altered His
Opinion Somewhat.

There are ways Of doing things.
That Ia elementary and automatic wis.,
oom. and yet people are slow to act
upon It. Take the case OF tho East
Clevelandcr. who has . garden and .
small boy. says tho Cleveland Plain
Dealer. This man said to his wife the
other day:
Emily. We aren't going to have any
sweet corn this season II We don't
take better care Of II. I wish you
would persuade Robert TO take . morn.
Ing from his baseball and swimming
and get after that corn patch"
Il tried TO-" sighed the mother. but
be Just won't DO t."
Tell him you'll give him . auarsss
70 Do t."
II did. ssid jsst yesterday. ROB
ert, II you'il cultivate that corn and
get all the weeds out of Il By nooa i'n
give you . quarter 70 put IN yosf
bank"
-oA. psAAvi TAAs's ~ ~ ~ -
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-08-20

do Il! Call him In here and I'll NJ
It. Robert. have you got any sport
Ing blood In you? VIII you take .
small bet! I'll bot you a quarter you
can't get that corn hocd before noon
today"
Il got you." says Robert. Then, -
look Of triumph spreads over his
fathers face. he adds: Have you got
any sporting blood In your
II sure have. Robert"
Then III bet you . half dollar you
win, the bet. III b At the once this
noon and collect"
The corn isn't hoed yet.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-08-20
Profitable British Fisheries,

The British fisheries yield about
$500. 100000 pounds annually. for
which the ultimate cossumsrs" are
believed 70 pay At least Sl3s. 900. 900.
In New Of the part which herring
and othsf small fishes play In this
total. Il may b within the trutA 70
estimate the number Of Ashss caught
In an avsrass year By Tie asAsrmsn
of thav Units1 Kingdom, st Two hil
lion @mors. For ali Europe this -.
osDo0 nunbsr may b 1sleanaAs1 -
thfoGDagAA1s b eeag.
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Eggs.

Eggs.
Eggs. graded No. / net. +.
o. B. Denver ... %
Eggs, graded, No. net, +.
o. b. Denver ........... 13
Eggs. case count. less COM
mission ..............5.25I6.5O 50
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Remarkable Eve for Detail.

you know wigley-great fellow
for detail" He Is that. Wigley's
the sort Of chap that would 20 and
get married 4nd be able afterward to
tell you whether 1t was Mendelssohn.
'Lohengrin.' or 'Tannhauser" they
played during the ceremony."-st.
Louis Republic.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-08-20

Duttsr q Elain.
Eli;in. 'll.-Uuttcr.-30c.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-08-20
Grain at Minneapolis.

Minneapolis.-Flour-Fancy patents.
1870; iirsts clears. $40: seconds
clears, 1925.
Barley-5l m59c.
Bran-&22.5O.
Rye-73m75c.
Corn-No. 3 yellow. 77h@7sc.
Oats-No. 3 white. 3sN039Ac.
Flux-S1.59I1.62.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-08-20
Chicago Grain and provI.Ion prje..,

Chicago. - Wheat = September.
s9tsc; December. s5hc; May. 11.O2h.
Corn-September, 7shc; December.
6shc.
Oats-september. 4lssc; December.
AAc.
Pork-septcmber. S22.1o: January.
421.2O.
Lard-september. $3.50: October.
1866.
Sl2.l7.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-08-20
Vegetables.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Lead and Spelter

st. Louis.-Lead. 1915; spelter,
36.5Om5.75.
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Hay.
q v oTATio N S

(F. o. B. Denver, Carload Price.)
Colo. upland. per ton .11.OO@l2.Oo
Nebraska upland, per ton. 1O.OO@ll.OO
Second bottom, Colorado
and Nebraska, per ton. 9.0O@lO.OO
Timothy, per ton 14.0OW low
Alfalfa, per ton .......... 5000 300
South Park, choice, ton. 14.OO@15.0o
San Luis Valley, per ton. 11.OO@ 1900
Gunnison Valley, per ton 12.OOG13.Oo
Straw, per ton ......... 4.504 500
Grain.
Wheat. choice milling. 100 lbs. .1.2o
Rye. Colo. bulk, 100 lbs. ...... 30
Nebraska oats. sacked ..........1.F
Corn chop, sack ................l.6 .l.6o
COTn IN sack ............ Log
Bran. Colo, per 100 lbs. ....... lilo
Flour.
Standard Colorado. net ..........$2.15
Choice Kans., net .............. $50
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-07
SLUGGERS ENTER INTO THE
POLITICAL SCRAP

POLITICAL SCRAP
Sluggers have entered into political
activities in the primary fight, ac-
cOrding to witnesses of a battle in
the Twentieth Ward that brought a
riot call and a squad of police in time
to avert serious injuries.
According to one tale, an auto con-
tanning Ed Hahan, bailiff; Nanny"
Goodman, aid to "Morrie" Abrahams,
H.-H. leader; Harry Martel and Harry
Plant drew up to Stanford Park in
the eighth precinct. The four men
leaped out and attacked Patrick Do
Ian and Edward Kelly, precinct work
ers for Judge Scully.
A battle with blackjacks resulted
and the parties hammered at each
other until the patrol wagon inter
Tupted their little affair.
This is what some folks would call
party patriotism.