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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-03
Gin pnlitifdJ Tobter.

Gin Slinoiier Yolitifcr rictb cinntol
abrabam 2incoln papou ub. z. ..
Ghnic bon Chin in icin aabinctt Su
icbmcn. pcil Gbaic Gin arpbcrcr Nun:l
lei ais Sincoln. Sincpln ioa aclGdoelt
llnp Bcfrngt babcn o. DER Eolititer
md mebr iulder NGnncr fcrne,
lpilrhc. bic grpbcr icicn als CT. llnb
Dem rntblpicu SIlinoiicr crfldrtc or:
I'D mod1ic ale bicic IGnncr, 81,
groSer limb oils id, in mein aabincit
babcn." Sns Yllnpopularc IasnSinc"
mcint bicrSu, Die Motipc hc5 gcscns
pdrtiscn Yrdiibcnicn icicn pcrmltblid,
9nnS dbnlid,e acipcicn. mic hic icincs
iauirrcn Scredngcrs I'M 8eibcu 5ouic.
abrabam 2incoIn babe llidt nlcin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-03
pr. Dirrel mnh Esperanto.

Ser in Der glbe perlneliidte be-
riibmic heiltife @riinber Or. Sieiel
bat in Yunfto irternationale 5ilfsz
ipradc erfldrt, CT balte Die @infiibs
rilns bes Esperanto fin Elm ilnnbiueiss
bdres 9ebiiriniS. fir Gin Srieoenss
nnb aulturpert. Sieic internationale
Silfslprafe TRACE Die @runbbeoinenus
gen 81 ibrer I%nnabmc '~icitens Der
meiiteu SoIfer urh 81 ibrem Sort
beitdnb in ibrem ,nntiirlihen 3uiams
menbans nit Den fpihtisen rorbanbcz
men Sprahcu nnb III Der 9enialen
@infahhcit unb Sngif ihrer Striiftllr.
Giperantp min nid,t Sic Mnttcriprahc
ericeen. ionbern mir cine 5ilisiprndc
icin, ipas fir sic Shriit bic Stcnoz
graphic iit. Sir intcrnotionalc Der
it%dnoisune uno Die 8eltdftswclt iei
JIG bas rcdte Mittel.
81. Sieiel mag reft baben. Nebnz
Iidcs iplrbe id,on Dor einem ,Sdhrs
sebnt bon Der @olapuet seiast. sie
|bIicb cine Spradte Der @elebrtcn.
llno 10 lit CO 5lr 3ett Siimeiit aud1
nod, bas giperduto. gs beiSt, Die
ameritaniiGe @eihaftslpelt ipGre IN
Siibz Imerifa I'M Eadtbeil, ipeil lie Der
%ipaniifen Sprad,e nift mattis ntr
lid bcsbalb nift nit Der 8epolferuna
in Der Sanbesiprndlc p%eritdnbiscu
tDnre. Sic 9eutc. oenen Ylluiten
States", ,. b. Die en9lilte Sprade
~soob enoli9h" lit. Die iih nid,t be-
miibcn, Die Sprad)e ibrcr glteru 81
bcberrid1sn Die lid ielbit II &c
lddftsriidiidtcu nid,t lm has Or
ferncn ~ lpaniifen Sprad,c be-
miiben. nerbcn nit @ipernnto 9cip,t
nid,t 10 balb in iutimcE @crfcbr Ell
trcten ilden.-(G. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-03
Iic treimanrerbrrr|d)aft in }1nrtueal.

0tuil" id,ldNt cine NrpSc Yroteit>G er@
inrnmllll9 por. an Der lid, ulle Ear@
teicr bctbciliacn. Mud, bic Hpu=
npncr Zines" nimmt neueroirgs
scgcn bic nnwiirniae 8ebamplnna her
pprtnsieiiiheu 8%ciamaenen Stelnng;
cbcniu prpteitiert bic rWeitminifer
Ha5ettc" aeaeu has Snifem, 9eute
phne @erhGr nnn Gerhaublnna 1T ben
8%efananiIcn 5nriif5mbaltcn.
&pn alien @cidileniiien Yortlgal's.
III bos bon Goiinbrn NIT leiten inter-
ireiifen 3elen III bic fein 9ifts uno
CONCENTRATE brinst. ant gefilrhtelten
Inter Den ied,s Wonard)iiten, benen es
iiinsit eclana. ben Sdnsen ibrer Yeiz
niger 5u cntflieben, befanb it'd dlld)
Der junse Nbclise Don Gasco Bel
monte, Der ppr Sipei Sabren 1don anf
ieiner Sarm nerbdftet unb ipeeen
.@erifiporung geeen Die Hepublit" III
bas 9efdnentb bon Goimbrd gefporfen
lpurbe. Seine pbne iebe tbatiddlid)e
ltnterlase erfolste Gerbaftuns erreste
ban1als bereits erobes Iufiebcn.
Inter Ben Slii1tlineen befaupcn lid,
auf &apitdn Sereira llnb Wnior
Iontel, Stpei Sffi5iere, Die in bas
@efdngnib ~sciporfen purbeil, neil lie
mouarhiifer 9eiinnuns perbdd,tia
iuaren. Sas aenilst be%fanntlih III
Yprtueal, nm Die Sonre nift rtebr
gu iehen. Bic Slliht purbe nit
Silfe eines @efdnsniBtpdrters ber bi.
5bore offnete, III S5enc seiest> Ser
9drtcr fIub NIT DEN Ionnrfiiten
iiber Die ipaniih portisieitihe @rense.
9nriiber beiteht natiirlth fem Sipeifel.
naB Die W%orard)iiten obnc lire &C.
sliidtc Slilht Die Sreibeit niht mebr
ecieben uub erlcbt bdtten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-03

Ser ribr8e Satcr Sneufoetter bat III uoriscr 9uuurrr rctt IhUu @rus
paBnuba gcmndt fr cine ridhi9e ausuabl Der 2cttlrc ir umcr fat6oiihes
%olt, bcionberS unicrc Sugcnb. Gr iorccre bu GIcrus mo ec ncufcnbeu
&ann af. ppItiu III bnicr Snfe mit5uhelen. inbcm tic oui fatboliihe 9id,r
uub df Den SIderhdnblcr, Der yaut" fatbolThe Sdruen in lcicm Soben
6um @crtnuf auf Eager bait, ouimertnm MAIDEN. Sus lei cine Der crien
&Iidten nnicrer Sccliorger ub unlcrer fatbolidcn &crcinc. Smun rcht
iueur' aac. Die cs bener rurncn loQtcn. es i'll biciem Hittc idtn. Scr Bidder
hdnber nciB ans erfnhrung. DAB Die totboiidrn Bidder pdfc CT mi 9oacr
hm. Wpnate lang bu legcn btibcn, nil 9icmano lie FAINT. Scrncr III 20
nicbcrum Sbaiadc, ba6 ipcnn Der Scrfanf SicNa cmr Scncs, ioWn mir J. 9.
@cr;onihcn oher 5inn ifcn Scrtcs and chpas bn$t III, Der 9roit iHr ben
&udbduber Elm 10 geriusr iii - mad abus Der SeSugsfoIcn - hs linn
gGr nMs baran Inst fatboIihc Bidder (Noseacn ub gr5dbhmacu) i6cr.
boupt nuf Eager su hancn. Sas limb Shahodeu, bic nit 81 huaucn inp.
20 lanac mGrc &crleaer ndT tnnb felt nmf ibre bobcn %crGcscrprchc belchcn
acgenu6cr ben 8ndbGnbleru, lmb nebcnbci bcn lncrridtSs Autnlcn, etc, etc.
an bcniclben Yrcicn pcrfauicu imc Den Snhbdnbleru. mncn niGc lid uft
scnciat flhlcn. pcrartge Bidder oil balenL beionces crit niht. pcnn
bos fatbplife gplf n6t bon sben bcrab selhut pmb. id tatbolidc @cttirc
nuSuidafi.n unb Die iarbnicn, nihfatbpliten Bidder m9ctouit 81 IoIcn
ssnpsrn t j Il II ~ tprs idon; aHr ner tbufs?!-(G: ~.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-03
tspesirn fir sieie Seitmna.)
Ann &. ~.

Mnua unb &iilcnidnit nus9c6eidnctc
Mdnucr. Acrsie. N%rpfrnnrcn. Nnros
tutcn, Die lett IailNcr 3cit i'll Inter
iidntuasbait liup, sic Scnnu5iatinit
cilc2 Der Snhlrctd)cu Hcgierlngs'piRcl
9cnil9t, ioacr I'M Bic Hcpltblif pers
bientc Mdnncr ms @cfdn9lliB I'll
bringcn. Sinb lie ciuIrul I'M aertcr.
fiimmcrt lid, man nidlt mcbr barum,
Die @nhrheit feitSuitclcn. Scr Irtitel
lpeiir uudl auf hne Spionnacz Sn'lcnl
Der earbpnari bin, bns fIbcrnil in
Gliltbc lteht. Ser YSniln Chronicle"
sciteht: rSies Niles iii filr ms Sibe@
ralc, Die mir INNER cine uatiirlidc
&orliebc fir bic rcpublifaniide 8es
aierllng bntten, cine bemiltbiscnoe
@ntbiiInn9 Del. Scblcr elmer Hegic>
RING, bic lid, cine &plfsrcgternng
nennt ... Die Nc9icruu9 bate
minoeitcns auf Die Stimmc Der
Nenidlttfeit borcn miiiien. Sic
bate Den Miltb oufbriusen m%.iiiieu,
cine allgemlcinc Imneitie 3u erlaiien
ooer lpenigitens IN tiir5eiter 3eit bic
Mngeflasteu ab3lnlrthcilcn unb Die
politiifen 0erurtheilten nift III Die
8~efdneniBz aleiouna Der 9eipDhnlihen
@erhreder 81 itcdeu." Sas Slatt
ihretbt. Der cneliifc @eianote in
2iNabon Tonne lid, aui Die pffentlife
Wcinune in england iriiselr, penn CT
BEL Der Hepublit Sdritte 81 8unitsn
Der u%nslilfliden @eiansenen tbue.
Sebenfnls rniiNc iif Die Difentlide
Wcinung III Gnglanb tlar unb bcitlid,
81 %crtcnnen gebcn. Sic nSailp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-03

>Antcr bcnt Sitcl Sic Sdrcdcu
w @cfdnariiic" pcrnficntIitrlt
Der Satin Chronicle" pom
-. Scseinber 1913 cincn @citurtifcl,
in Dem iciu Observation-Disclosures
cinc cingchcuhc Sdilncrung Der Ne
baupluns Der portu9ieiiidcn @cinnac@
llcn in Yprtlgal aibt. Sns cngliid)c
libcraIc 9lutt itclt ieit. nuS lid BIC
bon 10 arpBen Soffnllnaell bcariiBtc
Heplblif Der llnmenIdlitfeit .lutb Der
llneercftigfeit Itulbia 9cratIt bat.
Wr. @tbhs, Der Gorrcipprbcnt hcs
oSailp CHRONICLE. bot iid phne
Yartciunhmc i'll hcu pprtlIgieIiidle,l
@~cidlgniicn limseIchcn, CT bcritIte1
lrltr mas CT geiebcn llnn gchprt bat;
iein lulpnrtciiitcr Scridt lit cine I'M
lpiperlegbnre Intla9c ge9en Die Hes
publif nnb ibrc 8cbanolung Der polis
tiidlel @efangenen.
Der Correspondents Eat nid)t nllr
Wonard)iitcn, ionbcrn olld, Hepubliz
faner ri,b So3ialiiteu gefunben. Die
ieit Wonaten IN Ben 8%efuilgntWen
idmnhten, obnc 51 lpiiIen iparilm.
Scr. Gibbs er5dblt Den Sal bes Ibbt
DC Siguorobo, Scr I'M IdrS 1911
inter Der Infla9e Der Iufrei5uns gum
'Strcif eillaeferfert iultrbe. Bic Sci
Den. hie Der @ciitlifc in ciitcr ctelz
haften 3elc %nlissuitchen bate. ctr
innern an bic Sfredcu Der BURG
perIiebc bcs Wittclalters. @beIelte,
Die NIT bcn 8affen in Der 6anb be-
troffeu ipurben, inn nit Den drgiten
aemeinen Gcrbreferu Suinmmensez
iperrt. Sn Siiiabpn bat Der Gorrce
iponbent unteriroiid,c @claiic bcilld)t.
Die fir Die Iufnahmc ppl,tiider &C.
funeener bereit iparen. Sn Yortp fanb
er in Den 9~cfdn9uiiien Sablrcid]c burh
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-03
Cine 5djilhbiirser- prrora-
ititng.

Su Der Sfluei5 habcn ale Scticn
iwrcico Sclb, io9or bic Normonell. ans
gcnommeu hic tatboliide Stride. 90
). y. fam Der 5u 9aicl rciibicrcnbc
8iidoi bc5 Scrucr aontous bicicn
anuton nidt bctrctcn, lpcnn CT nidlt
Silpor . hcu biir9erlifcn Nlltoris
taten iit id,riitlif bicic g%rlorbniB &c
bult bat. Sns Gin Scputicrtcr iiingir
nuf hiclcs Shilhbiirscrs Setrct Der
Sd,peiSer Hc9icruns b%inlpics. mo unl
dbnlidc Sreibcit Tin Den tatboliid,ca
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-03

lpiirbe Den giicubabueu iiderlih iebe
erbobun8 Der Maten bnrhiuca abses
lflngen lperheu. lluo ipern ole Scr
rem Sabumdsnateu in ibrer Sdlaubeit
meinen. cs lieBc lid, nod Elm @eiTditle
mad)c:. inbcm lie bent Solfe oas pcrs
ludliertc Sahneigcntbum nnibdageu.
iinb lie I'M Srrtbum. 8cm baS
ameritauiid,c 9olf Die Sabncu Der
ituatlid)cn rpirh. ipiro Der &~oltiprcls
aui Den pbuIiifen Wertb Der Sabucu
baiicrt icil.-tG. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-03

sebr rtfis urt9eIt ST.. Sos. Cleric in Der "sOniiatiuss~es
ippnbenS": ~. ~"
ySn Der gcbonblune bcr Seelenirdeen nnb Seelen6cburfnhc Iist bas
erobe geraeen, bas grobe enttdniden Der mobernen 1lniperNtdt. Die Unit
perItdt, frmher Elm giIbunsss nnb grambungsz Snittut. iii 5u' elmer 5uhts
lmhe fir spesialtten unS Staatsbeants herabeeiunfen: Cine eanse Rethe'
bcrIbmtcr mpberner &opfe, Wdnner pe Shopenbduer. Chamberlain, goureet.
Garlnh, sotoi, Soerrer, 8auien. epranser, sdds unb anbers mebr. fallen
5hedtbtn @croamnmngslrtbcie ubr uuiere mppernen l1niperitdtcn."
gehn 2een Siies fonmt einenu nnpiuturItf in ben Sinu, hns 5arolb
. &C imr bic gforal rmb Gtbit an unnren amerianihen Colleges ub
atniperitateu ecihriebcn bat. limb bod sbt cs INNER nod cine srose ansabl
inicur fatboliifen glRrn, Die MN chnmal nht lire frMerenben sobne nnb
Eodtr an fatbotihe Icdoemes, Colleges unb ltnipcritdtcn ihiden tonncn.
gc9rciiu fam man Sas cinfad nint-(g. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-03
Gin ,ritsemdker 1l1nmf@.

Cine reidbc Game in Ghicaec lpoIlte
ibren Srennbinnen cine srobnrtige
~Eartb" 9eben. ais lie nber bon
benz nielcn eIenb, bos in Der Stdbt
berrift, las, idstc lie Die @eie0idaft
db unb CAB bas @elh DEN gebiirftieen.
Wdre es nift io5idl, ipenn 2eute IN
anoeren Stdbten bas @elo, Dag lie fir
tbeuere gdIlc nnb tpirbdrc .Taxics"
al,seeber, ben gepiirftisen Ser Stapt
%5ufommen lieBen?l-(G. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-03
AeSaftienS HMmsr.

Cornell mill bns Shulsclp inld,er
Stuoeutcu crbobcn. neldc in ihreu
Etunicn srriid iinb. %ermnfblics
iinb hieic Winbcrlpcrthigcn Die Sobnc
rcihcr gltcru.
Gin Niam in GalDpcll. u. s., sciat
an. CT mpd,tc cine Srau baden, neld,c
bic SauspirtbidDnit licbt unb alcid,
Sciiis Sniirascttc III, - @nrum halt
Der cute @nmn nid,t llmifau mad,
elmer Sloneinc nit id,narscm Spaur
lnb bunflem Scint?-.St. =. |ults.
Seitunu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-03

' Yin IGnserer arthel bon Srce Barton in Der 3cirdrit "@onnan :
sonte Companion" (Vol. XII, so. p iuht 5u betpcHen. bs III Der @cn,eins
inat Der protelurihen 8laubi9eu Su nuIc 2eute bas Sp9ma rthrer &rhe"
hni Die senc senorin baben mo ypdbreup tic Die bohere aritt als ben elm
6isen gppeu an lire Snteqisen5 dniebcn, trosbem nitt ipiNen, mo lie IN 9etat@
ger SinItt iehen". gir punoern ms ntt barber. 8as in Seuthlane
sur 3Gt NIT erosem 5antarn Dor iih sebt: Der Waneuaustrit nus Der protc@
Eantifen Stride, bs poGsebt lid bier in ben @ereiristn' Staatn in aaer
ehQe. limb mar niht Siets GIT erparten?! 9ie fam Der 3rotenartisnns
5sne @lGumaen burG rtn Dogma" balen, nofbem Die proetantihe Stride
lsNt Ss einsia trohre Gosn1a bernporien ha?-(@. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-03

vn GROCER 2Sidtmet lit Der iinene eniheib Deg Sberserthtes beg
Gtnatcs @aihtnetor in elmer &fose, rdde bon Der 5hber Slpurtne Iins eo.
geeen einen aLetnbonbIer ncrsebrabt nurbc, pelher Den @udrenprcis err
nicbriet bate entscsen elmer @ereinbaruns. Die aRebFirnn mar in benz erNn
@ro3es obeenieien nprben. Se appeaierte an cas stansobrgcrht nnb
bics cnthficb NIT aht seeen cine Gimme, bub bs l1rtheI br nieoern
Snruus un,gcnorien perbc unb baB bic Inerennuue beg "Gnez prieeztoaan"
en nirfiher 9epinn fir ben Gouiuntenten bebente tb nnt cine nonopos
IItii6e Senbcns Inns ifent bieNr gnfiheib 1T int SnereNe beg eoninnens
ten. mic buncs Ser So;iulDonom 9. gronois in Teben unb SdrUter be-
nncn hnt-lG. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-03

Siifof criild)te. ipie tic bic Sciicr Der
nnberen Sctteu b1bcu. lpurbc icin
@orihlag nit 1873 Stimncn scgen 30
nieberseidlasen. gnhlid, cinigtc man
iif, ba6 Der 8iid,of bicics idriitlidc
@eind, MIR ale iiinf Sabre Gin Nai
5n MAIDEN bat. Cb Sortidritt pcs
20. Sabrbunperis!-.(G. NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-03

@cac cinaciflaaen hat. iit BIC 81
fiir ~Srei3cbnlinhcu% &c
bltchcil nm iosar eeruahien. 9is
1900 lucren IN BIC 100000 @reme
pldrc rcrbrcitct. bon "a alb big bclttc
folgtcn neiterc $50. 600!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-03
anfepf Chamberlain

hat abidib bon Ser YoItf aenpmnen, bieleiht nift gernoc frehptQte. Sn9z
Lamb lit bnrf i'm in sIosairfa I'M shei HropinSen rGfer eeporoen. Aber
nas ensIihc Gnlf bat an ieinen imperialutnhen groberrnsspIdnen, fuclfc Die
Geuern aufs 1lnertrGeluhtc fciseren senus nnb Lies i'm sebcn".--(G. NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-03

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-03

>Antcr ncnt Sitcl Sic SHrcdcu
1l Der pprtua ! IL { II
U1 @cfdnaniic" pcrnffcntlidlt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-03
hatbolifdJe Slider, psrIessr, fanaler mmS mir.

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-23
200 Are Poisoned
By Infected Meat

special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
MADRID, Jan 23.-Two hundred
persons at Algora were poisoned to-
day by eating infected meat Many
OF them are in a serious condition
and may not recover.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-23
CHEAP RATE To
CHAMBER MEET
Automobile Parade and Notable
Speakers to Feature the Ses-
sions at Macon.

The Southeastern Passenger Asso-
citation, through its secretary, Joseph
Richardson, has announced reduced
rates for the midwinter meeting of
the Georgia Chamber of Commerce
at Macon on January 1890 This raj
will be one and one third the regular
rate for the round trip, and Is good
from any part Of the State. The rate
is an open one, any "erson being al
lowed to take advantage of It,
Officials of the Georgia Chamber
say that more than 1000 delegates
and persons interested in this work
will be present at the Macon meet
Ing.
There will be big automobile pa
rade on the evening of Thursday, jan
uary 80, which will be Joined in ny
delegations from all over the State,
many with brass bands or drum and
bugle corps. Speakers of note will
address the business meetings. Anon =
these are Governor Sleton, Senators
Smith and Bacon, Bradford Knapp,
of Washington; Commissioner of AS
ricuture j. D. Price; DR.. A. M. Soule,
of the State College of Agriculture;
Charles S Barrett, president of the
National Farmers Union, and others.
The meeting will be presided over by
Charles j. Haden, president of the
Georgia Chamber of Commerce, and
the Macon Chamber of Commerce
will be the host.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-23
County Prisoners
Hit by Rapid Climb
In Cost of Living

Although the new contracts for the
'eedlng Of the prisoners at the Tower
raise the allowance OF each man from
81 cents to S7h cents a day, Sheriff
Mangum declares he will be unable 10
provide more food for the prisoners than
they had last year.
', ne cost of foodstuffs has advanced
80, sald the Sheriff, that even the in
;E.easeo allowance will not permit of an
increase in the quantity of food. The
purchasing of fresh meat and POTATOES
i GIflng the past six months has been
s SeS q matter Of personal expense"
., oherlH Mangum is expected to sign
me me new contracts within a day or. two.
ppney call for the following menus:
breakfast, one-fourth pound of salt
meat one-half pound of bread, one-half
PM OF coffee and syrup; dinner three
Gays week., one-fourth pound of salt
meat. one-fourth pound OF corn bread;
alnner (four days week., fourth
p tnlI OF fresh meat, one pint Of veg
etaoie soup, potatoes, rice, tomatoes or
turnlps, vinegar, salt and pepper.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-23
PERMANENCE AND
BRICHT'S DISEASE

We have been asked IL the recoverles
In Brights Disease made by Fulton $
Renal Compound are permanent. Many
cases have established permanence
For instance, in the case of Il NJ.
Wood, editor of The Wine and Spirit
Review, OF San Francisco, Cal; IL
was twelve years ago that "the most
noted analyst In San Francisco" es-
tablshed the genuineness Of the case.
The EDITORS physician told him that
medicine would not avail him and ad p
vsed him to go TO Santa Barbara He
dropped from 225 to less than 1870 pounds
in a short while. On his return he was
put on Fultons Renal Compound and
not only made recovery, but the
reality and permanence of II may be
Judged from the fact that he is well at
this writing, January, 1919.
II YOU have Bright's Disease do you
not owe it to yourself and family TO try
Fultons Renal Compound before giving
up. II can be had at Edmondson Drug
Company.
Ask for pamphlet or write John j.
Fulton Company, San Francisco.--Advt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-23
Lithograph Trust
Accused Of Keeping
Salesman From Job

Alleging that a combination of a
lithographing houses in the larger cities
of the United States have formed an as
ISOLATION to control the photographic
trade, Andrew NJ. Beck, No. SO Alta
avenue. has filed suit in the Superior
Court against the Foote & Davies print
ing establishment to recover $4,000,
The petition says Beck, who for a
number of years was a salesman for the
Foote G. Davies concern, resigned In De
cember to accept a position with a
printing firm in Baltimore, company
alleged to be in the association. 1t is
charged that after accepting Becks
resignation, Foote e. Davies wired the
Baltimore house that he was not re-
leased. thereby preventing him from OBJ
tanning the position.
The petition was filed by Hewitt
Dennis & Whitman
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-23
Wickersham Asserts
Wilson Is Deluded.

NEW YORK, Jan. ga sharp at
tack on President Wilson's antitrust
message was made by George w. Wick
ersham, President Taft's Attorney Gen
day.
The suggestion that the various
practices by which hurtful restraints of
trade and monopoly of commerce are
sought to be accomplished can be 'ex-
pncltiy and item by item forbidden by
statute in such terms as will practically
eliminate uncertainty is but a delusion
ana can only lead to introducing into
me law now reasonably clear and GER
tam elements of uncertainty which will
compel a new process of judicial inter
pretation and lead to new era of worse
uncertainty than anything which went
before II. the former Attorney General
is quoted as saying.
He attributes the Surrender" Of big
business which President Wilson re-
marks upon in his address to Congress.
to the work done by the Taft admins
tratlon in enforcing the Sherman law.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-23
Billy Smith Speaks
At Dinner to Boys
Who Won 2 Flags

Billy Smith. OF the Atlanta baseball
club, Friday was congratulating him
self on the speech he made Thursday
night at the banquet given by the Agoga
class OF the Baptist Tabernacle Sunday
School to their baseball team, which
won the championship in both the Bar
Following his words OF encoura cement.
II is probable that many of the sun
day School champs" will groom them.
selves for league baseball.
W. Aode Smith acted as POSTMASTER.
Others making speeches besides the
Cracker chief were Joe Bean Phllip
Weltner Everett l., Alternately. DR.. Jo-
seph Broughton, Lonnie Smith and l..
George Dibble. Music was furnished
by Miss Fern oatman, the Piedmont
quartet and Mr.. Dibble Miss Verna
Ruth Harris gave a reading
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-23
CREASE WHEELS
FOR ANT|-TRUS
MEASURES
Opposition to Wilson Plan Subsid.
Minority Unwilling to
Hamper Program.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Senate
and House leaders to-day pledged
themselves to push to as early conclu-
sion as possible the anti trust legis-
latfon desired by President Wilson.
They declared that the opposition had
been threatened in some quarters
when the President made known his
program was rapidly disappearing
and predicted that the Presidents
ideas on big business" would be
enacted into law more quickly than
we're his currency and tariff plans,
and by even greater majorities.
With four of the five brothers" bills
drafted and ready for consideration,
he legislative wheels were creased to-
day for prompt action.
Trade Bill First to Pass.
The interstate trade commission
bill will be the first one passed by
Congress. Then in rapid order will
follow those forbidding interlocking
directorates, defining provisions of the
Sherman law and marking out trade
relations
The fifth measure, which has not
vet been drawn, will empower the
Interstate Commerce Commission to
regulate the financing of railroads.
Attorney General McReynolds held
conferences to-day with various men,
bers Of the Senate and House, clear
ing up points of law on which they
we're in doubt. limitations that many
Republicans will not oppose President
Wilson'S program are daily reaching
the White House. Minority Senators
from the Western States particularly
declare they are unwilling to hamper
the administration lest a conflict
should bring on business depression.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-23

81 Beautiful Electroliers
to close out. Cut glass,
gold and ivory shades.
Sold regularly at double
the prices. We are clos
ing at $11.50, $1,000,
$3.50 and $1,000.
Bungalow Electrolier,
$1,000 and $1,000.
These are genuine bar
gains.
Brass Jardinieres. Big 10
inch kind. Special TO-
Saturday for ca
Brass Umbrella Stands.
New and shimmering
$500 kind. 81 nP
Saturday H.. I'D
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-23
Jenkins Lawyers
Ask Court Change

WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.-The law
yers of Jenkins County. Georgia do
sire to be transferred from the
Northeastern Division OF the South
ern judicial District OF Georgia TO
the Eastern Division of the south
ern District.
Representative Edwards. of the
FIRST Georgia District to-day intro
duced blu in the House asking this
change, on petition of the attorneys
of jenkins County.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-23
Rabbi GrOssman in
Atlanta to Lecture

Aabbi Benjamin l.. Grossman, of
New York. will occupy the pulpit at
the Temple, Washington and Clarke
streets, Friday night at o'clock and
Saturday morning at o'clock.
He comes highly recommended as
a lecturer and the public has been in
vited to attend the services and lee
lures
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-23
Disreputable Voting
Booths Shame Women

CHICAGO, Jan. 23-There are only
four out of 81 precincts In the First
Ward where women can vote I'M
ashamed, reported the Woman's Party
Committee that investigated voting
places In the city's busiest ward.
The women demand polling sites
with a cleaner atmosphere.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-23
German Colonists
Guests at Luncheon

A luncheon will be given at the Ger
man Cafe Wednesday afternoon for the
recently organized German Colonists'
Protective Association. charter is
now being drawn up by the executive
committee and will be presented the
association at that time for indorse-
ment