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Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23
PEACIITREE INN.

3g1 PEACHTREE STREET
Under new management. Clerk and bell
boy service night and day. Phones Ivy
1920. 81.
ELEGANTLY furnished room and pri-
vatc bath, with board, for couple,
all modern conyenieuces. New, private
home. References required IA East
Seventeeuth street, Ansley Park. Ivy
NICE. newly furnished rooms. with
board 81 a week. llS Garnett
WE HAVE room for one or two
w - young men who seek pleasant
home with real home comforts ana foOG.
Can West 32f.
NEWLY furnished rooms, with board
rates 81 and S.. 19l South Pryor.
Main 933-J
WANTED BOARDERS. LOVELY
ROOMS; ALL CONVENIENCES.
BEST HOME COOKING: REASONA-
BILE 292 RAWSON STREET. MAIN
4727
HALF-BLOCK 5d1u,iigli1 orr heGGh'rge. fgT.
nishod rooms: meals II desired Ivy
$500 1921 West Cain.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

WE WANT d few bright young men Tor
a very profitable sales proposition. who
desire the benefit of scientific training
in salesmanship, unlimited opportunity.
eau between 10 and l2 a. m, 53l Can
dler Building
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23
EDUCATIONAL.

PCPTLS Who have fallen behind their
classes can be reinstated quickly Il
they will join Mrs c. -. CraWleys $
afternoon coaching class 1864 Ponce De-
LsAR s~-s~-se Phone Ivy 1851.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

EMBROIDERY, 81 per dozen may be
made working one corner ladies' hand
5erchiefs Steady or spare time. Trial
lot stamped handkerchiefs ana instruc-
tions. zoe Sent any distance postpaid.
Arabian Supply Company. Dept. A,
Cleveland, ohio.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23
HELP wANrED-mALE AND FE-
TEACHERS WANTED.

-~I---~4~~~--~-
WANTED blossoms at night IN life and
cast dra gs from an experienced
teacher Notify c. A. b. II Pulliam
St, Atlanta, Ga.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

LADIES Sewing at home; material fur
nished; no canVassing. steady work
met Supply Co, Dept. E-S, Milwaukee
Wis
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23
Bethel Labor Exchange.

Bethel Labor Exchange.
WE furnish only high class labor Spe-
cialize in cooks, buffers, chauffeurs
maids, Mattresses. walters, laundresses
carpenters. brickayers painters. dress
makers; every line of trade. Phone Ivy
72S2-L Bethel Church, cor. Butler aLd
Auburn avenue.
WANTED-P Persons to write and copy
letters $40 to S25 a week readily made
by following our practical directions !;
send self-addressed envelope for par
ticulars. Brooks Copying Co. 924 Pa
Ave, Washington. u. c.
ANY LADY OR GIRL can easily make
SO or more weekly doing a little
easy work at home, about one hour each
day in spare time; absolutely no fake:
no goods to soil; will send fun nstruc-
tious absolutely free il you send MS
only lOc silver for sample. worth oyer
g and needed by every woman; salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded
American Razaar Co. Millbury Ohio
MEN WOMEN Get Government Jobs;
S65 to $3.50 month; spring examina-
tious everywhere; full description free.
Franklin Institute Dept 5O-K. Roches-
ter, N Y.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

POSITION WANTED as clerk of any
kind or as collector for real estate
firm Can furnish Al references. Nd
dress II. l.. .. 75l Glenn street.
WANTED Position as travelling sales
man by man 81 years Old. have had
several years experience as a salesman;
must have position at once any line
considered: can give good reference as
to habits ana character T.. NJ. Heron,
=. Q. Box l35 Flowery Branch. Ga
WANTED-Go Good meat cutter and
butcher wants position at once: rea-
sonable salary. Address T. j.. Box 200
care Georgian.
WANTED Travelling position by young
married man, age 49, have had three
years on the road; speciality lire or
groceries preferred, but can sell any
thing of merit; best of references G,
b.. Box 8, care Georgian
references. wants position, salary or
good commission. Address S. b.. Box
As, care Georgian.
POSITION with contracting company.
age 81, four years experience; refer
ences furnished, Bell phone Decatur
WANTED-By reliable mechanic post
ton driving truck. r. $. B.. Box 26.
care Georgian
EXPERIENCED furniture man wants
position with reliable firm, salary or
commission Answer j. Il. F.. Box 2O3,
Al SODA MAN, dispenser or manager
a hustler Make everything used.
Can show profit In or out t-of-town offer
considered Address Business, Box 2OS,
care Georgian.
WORK, in machine shop. experience on
locomotives. sugar mills and automo-
hilcs. lathe, shaper, slOtter ana drill
press work. Address Hustler. Box 100,
care Georgian.
POSITION WANTED by com
petent, reliable young man Of
23; good habits; can furnish
references. Six years in cloth
ng business. Have been on road
Moderate salary to begin. Ad-
Iress Worker, T. O. Box 351,
Atlanta
PRACTICAL GARDNER capable Of
handling all kinds garden work fruits
and oWerNs. desires position by March
! references. a, -. r., Box 2Ol. care
Georgian
WANTED Printer. young, sober.
steady, union. wants Job at once. Ad-
dress G. V. x. T.. .. Box 615, Douglas.
Ga
WANTED -Pattorumalser with Is years
experience wants a Job. Address L..
Boy ~. care Georgian,
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

CAN accommodate couRenial couple or
young ladies or refined gentlemen,
good home cooking. III Washington st.
Atlanta 560O-A.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

WANTED White fireman. for night
work. Good wages Steady work, and
one with family preferred, Apply NJ.
u. Martin, Box :. Cartersville, Ga
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

! MADE 81 coo iu months sample sent
prepaid fer r. Ms. Naunatta. Dept
20, WheatiaHd Pa
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST - Shopping distriCt, Monday.
brooch, amethyst center surrounded
by pearls. set in open gold Reward.
Main 49l5.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

AGENTS have been looking for
something to sell colored people. We
have Il Negro Angels Entering
Heaven" Home Supply Company,
In l-I-- .
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

WANTED-FeW first-class statesmen for
firSt-class real estate speCialty. AD-
ply 53l Gambler Building between 10 and
IL "A. m.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

WANTED-A truck farmer, Apply &c
Sells avenue.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

LOST-W Wednesday, downtown section.
gold bar pin; cluster of flowers on bar.
Phone Main 2276-J. Reward.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

LEFT on Highland avenue car Satur-
day morning, mink scarf. Reward.
Call Ivy 1922
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23
BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG business woman desires fur
nishcd or unfurnished room, with
board IN private family within walk
ing distance Of Five Points NJ. Box
l09, care Georgian, or call Main 364 after
6 y IN
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23
VAxIcABs.
RAILWAY EDULES.

All trains run daily. Central time.
City Ticket Office. No. 1 Peachtres st.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

NANTED-I viii teach several young
men the automobile business in ten
weeks by mail and assist them to good
positions; no charge for tuition until
position is secured Write to-day. r.
S. Price, Automobile Expert Box 463,
Los Angeles Cal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
glrrnSfIidler @anaerhMnn.

@}niif Gomite gi6t sic 9Sreisliccer
fir Oas III 8rooflgu 92.gy im
nd1iteu Sabre itattfinoe 9iatios
nalsSdngerfeit befonnt Ger
nGproler OSadtua6e 1870 ods
aoiierpreislieo
Gns Nliiiit Gonite oeS 9lor0oit-
liden Sdngerbitnoes bon 9Imerifa~
bat ice6eu Die @reislieoer fir ooS in
8rooflDu 0S.-g)y poni 70 @3di bis
2. SUM 1915 itattfinoenoe giationol.
5dugerfeit betaHnt 0egeben Gieic
iiuo:
aaiierprciS &laiic oGer IDroler
@obhuaHc 1slO4 QcoiHt bon ST.
r6enoorf componirt bon y Sender.
.aer
Freislieo Der 4 aloHe: aiSrieoriH
Hotb6ort @eoidt BON Gmomiel@eis
beI, compouirt BON Soi. @dwart
; &reisIieo ser 2. aIaiie: vSterner.
naht.4 @eOidlt pon 9lobQrt Samer4
ling, componirt bon @. v. lltb4
mann
9SreisIico ser 9. alaiir oSei lpie
Die 9erheu iingenl4 @eoiHt bon 8.
SauBmant cumponirt bon &einrtu
Sacobiou
Greislieo ser a. alaiie ustni
9riinneIeiu iul @oIoel4 0'eoi@t BON
6, 8alner; conponirt BON Garl Sero.
mer.
Die gloter ser roriie6enoen 2ieoer,
uelde preislingenoc 8ereinc bon oer
Seititaot bejieben niinen iino 6uu
Geriou0t bereit lmo fonuen bei @rt.
Stepbau q Gbnn, or. 2400, Gorne'
liaitroBc, 9rooflpu 9l-N, Dem &c.
frctdr oes @luiif GomtcS, beItcllt
peroeu.
GaS NluNf Gomitc bat IN oer
9luSpo6l Der Qie0ar Dem Nulidc
9lehuunG eetragen oab bic Nrcis.
lie0er peniaer ibiuicrig iein iollen-
Ole niSgemdblteu G10re entipreben
0cS6al6 ocr 2eiIhtugsid6igtcit ocr
oorecidriebencn Sangcr8obI in ie0er
@lalie mo bieten iire6iamen Nercii
ucu Sic oonf6are 9IuTgobe, ibr gulr
5eS &onnen cn5uiebcn
Die 1citbch6r0c @roofIDt crlnartei
iomt 5uueriihtlih cine reht 5abIrei.
rbc @et6eilignng DER 8unocs'&ereinG
arl Ereisiingeu aIler alallen-
gInnelomigen 3um @reislingen ID
alien &laiicn miiiieu an oen 6eii.@e
fretGr. S. ShiiBler 9er. Si2d
GiliucDitroBe, Nroofl0n n Dv ae
ridict meroeu lmo 3lpar eriolgt ore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
uSlorcitau-Gla64

Ter critic Observation-Disclosures oes
u6loreiian.Glu6s~ IN oieier 5aiion
finoct am Iienit itatt 3nu @ortra9
gclan9en Sri9inal Gontpolitioneil
Uon @ltaliaoeru 0es Gerenis Gin
1rrtett pou Ebeooor Senlberger ei-
ui9c Stiide alls Der neien Gpcr bon
@ 6. Omit in0 cini0e Eianoitiide
BON George S. 9ople imo 6omarO
"a E6alAer Iie @Gnpirien0ea iino
folgenoe Scrren. EbcooorNenlbergcr,
9lbram Gol0iiiB, %srael Gorman,
5amuci &ani0urgcr @0us 81 80.
hau, 9llireo lSiiri6nieier 6reo s..
0ottlcb, NeorBe 81 9ovle, 5opdro
&. gbather rno eugene Martenet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
ggsIalnnnn IiIE ana9enfnnaiaaitsr

9lls @elo6nma fir i6re auBcror.
0eutli6c G60ti9tcit mdbreno oer
Sternei6anncr6cicr babeu geitern
i'm Sort WlcScurD etra 1000 Snot
bcnfnoiboiter Nleoaillcn erDalta
Die Gereinonie ltano inter oer 2eis
timg ocS S5crru qlrt9ur & 8ihbius
ocs Noriibeu0cu Scr 2terncn6onncr.
Goauniiiiou. Die allcoaillcu per.
tbciic glo0pr Hrellon.
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g. s SQOtler & SObue,
345 lloro- -Gbarles- Str. snaisss,p s$s


N'0nate non aeWl lsrie lliS
ner Amneloua9ce gum FrelSilngcn
Ias Ginauartirllngs Gontite lit
III Ser Soge geei9nete Sotels, sal.
len 9ereins 6nuptauartiere inO
@oaroiuB Sauier 3weds Ginqnar
tirung auSmartiger 9ereiue ST. emf
pie5len Gontite's uollen iib aefdl
ligit ipenoeu an: Sru Gmil &eis .9lr.
36, 2nptonitraBe, g3rooflpn 01.D.
Sefretdr oeS Giuquartirlugs Goni.
te's Der 6eitbeb6roe, iuelder aicb auf
brieflide slnfraaen 6ereitpilligil alle
geuiinidte glnsfinit ertbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22

&iuioe-S Sergeant Sacob 6 Nliner,
mqlhcr am 6. Gftobar III eineu roiti-
gen 9lagel trot mo nad Dem Ct
2lgnas.Noipital ae6rodjt peroeu miB-
te, no er iid1 eincr Gperation inter-
500 lit ioueit Geneleu oaB er nad
iciuer g9o6uitno 9lr 10l 2higifiios
QlDeniie, SruiagtoJ 5iriidfebren
founte Su einiaeu @ohen oilritc
er 3m Cicuit 3uriidfrDreu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22

PIN ndd)iten Nienitaa miro in uNls
6ollQ6s 2Dceln &err Gmigbt 9. 81
mcnoorf cen oritteu &ortra8 IN Der
Seric ieiner geiiebiloer 6alteu in
Dem CT ieinc s3ub6rcr uoA 9toro. Gli
ropo fiibrcn un0 i6ncn @clgicn
1eutihlano mo Geiicrrcid llngorn
i'm @iloc 3ci9en Auia, 5crr Glnicn
0orf miro BON feinem aricaseleno
ipredeL ionoern feline 5errIibcn
9lninnbmeu ioaen 8aigeu pic blil-
beno lmo frieolib oieie sdnoer uor
ocm glusbrn1 oes gSetfricaeS aus
geie6en ba6en.
Die 9ieiieibiloerllu0en beainnen ~
Souool, Damn gc6t'S iiber Calais,
1oper, 9lnhuerpen 2iiitiA, 9riiiicl
uno @liiiiHqen nad pouano. Sier
ucroeu Delft, glnliteroam beiiAtigt
unO Damn bic Sabrt nod Sagnbrg
uno Berlin iortaeieet Sn Berlin
miro Der Gont Die 1hloller, que yins
tionalgoaerie, llutcr Oen &inoen ges
5eiot mo e6cnio 9luiliobmen Don Dem
Giu5ug oeS ihlueoiihen @onigspao.
res in scr oeutihen Reihs6oiIptitoot.
0alm ge6ts weiter ii6cr Gresocn,
ggien giloapcit imo Sal56ura. glnf
Der 9liidfabrt mer0en Nliinhen,
6ranfilrf, 0eioclbera, @tain5, Der
N6ein rmO a0ln beiuht ino ii6er 9lo
mlr mo Gitcn0c pie 9fiidiohri lpiet
Der noN Sonooa an0olrcten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
1euiidlcs GBcatcr.

9luBcraep59ulid aroBcS Sntereiie
0icbt iib ocn 6cUoriie6en0eu @ors
iteaunaen geaeniiber tnO Die
Iclbeu fiuoeu ON B. unO 4 sc.
5ember in u9llbquab'S 16eater~
itott. y9ieb @oterIano" un0
oDlinHa bon 9ornbelm~
9luBergeip09uIiA groBeS sSutcreiie
aiebt iid oicics G1al Dem beporite6en.
oen @aitipieI scr uSSroiuq BIace
E6eater-@eielidaft" bon y4ew.yorf
irmO, uelbe am Nonneritag, oeu 81,
mo 6reitag, oen 4. 1e5em6er, in
n9ll6au9b'S Gbeater" 3mei @urItel4
lunger geben miro 93idt gum pc.
uigileu erfldrt lid oie I6ciluobmc oeS
9Sublifums ourh Die mirflid unoc-
mein glidlidc @abl Ser Stiide, mel.
dc Dem Gbarofter Der 3eit in gebii6-
renOcr g9eiic &ehnlng tragen. Pin
crIten 2lbenO gebt ,9eb Qoterlano,
Elm ariegs ShQiipieI in bier 9lbtbei-
lungeu, in Scene, an 5ipeiten 9lbeno
.12'finna uonn 8mnbeur Qarltipiel
bon @oitbolo Gpbraim 9cSiing.
a4e6 &aterlanoe lit gon3 aus oem
65eiit oieier gro6en erniten Gage 6er-
ous 9eborcn. glus ser 6eocr oes
9leW.Dorfer 1Mriititcacrs 9Rar Si,
mon itdnnt sic ipaunenoe uno iiber-
aus 5citoemdBe 91ooitat, Die nit olii.
ben0en 5arbeu III bier aeipaltiucu
Scenen Sen pumoerbareu aompi
idilOert, Sen sic alte Seiniat6 iebt
gesen cine gan5e @elt BON 5ein0eu
fii6rt. Sn Die id0nen bapriihen 9GI-
pen iiibrt ms oas erlte 9il0, Ger
&0nig ruff" betitelt cine lebcnsDoae
5Niloerluia Der Dlobilmadung bod
oroben anf ben ireien 9croen. Gie.
ier Pitt ipielt bor Der Siitte ciues
alten @ilooebs.
Gin Selo~ lit ser 1itel oeS 3pei-
ten IbciIcS. SSnl 8elo.2a.aretb
ipielt er imo idlilOert oas ieltiome,
crgreiienoe @ieOerie6en bon Batter
uno Sobu.
Ger brittle Sbeil non ,.2ieb Batter.
lano~ iii6rt inns all 0ic bel8iIdlc aiiIte
inter bic pradjtigeli ii1nlmigen bent.
I1eH 2anome6rleltc ugSin&sarhof
ren, 6eiBt oieier NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DC 9lft iu0 CT idiIoert luie iniOer-i
Oient itno pcrloQcn Die Gcroadjii1uns
Gen mo Shmdbnugeu iinoy9aiibaoea
ucn man bic wndereu Oelitfdeit Sui
Oateii ii6erbGlit bat N uanao
09lllI perlorcnem @oiteitI9Siaalut,
iih ser pierte uno leBte 9beih -Gine.
pom 8einoc ooQig ciNgeidIoiiene
1clo.geleimfcuitoticn iebeit mir 0a.
llno eincu bIitilmgen 2ientenant Iers
nen mir fennel Der nit Den paar
W}anL 0ic INN lodQ perolleDel lul0,
eincm iait iibercu Eooc in'S 9(ngc
ic9nlt.
uaaicrnenIuit" I'M 6eIoc, cas ioa
u2ieb @aterlaHo4 fem. llho mic IN
naaieruenluit" miideu iid) bic bette
rcL 6imoruollen Gone Dor nit Dem
Oramotiidel troBoem es mlrmebr
bitscrer Grnit aemoroen it nit oent
0cuiihcn SolDatenleben
,,2icb g'oterlanO~ lit aldn5eno neil
inicenirt morocn. Tic cdten ncuen
oeuiiAen 3cIouniiormeu meroeu 0a
5um erIten Male oni oer 9iibne ge.
8eist lu0 c0cnio Der 8clo.Ecleiln.
fcu-9lpparat, Der idlieBli6 Gettlna
uno Grl0lua briugt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22

Sn Iemem gutomobiL iii6r geitern
@lorgeu 9 6 Barr bon Gathers
bnrg Mo., IL oet ihwer belaoenen
@ager bon gomaro greitidmerot
BON &errp San @lo III ser oIteu
1arioro 9ioao hhieiu. 9as 9lutonloA
bill wuroe uoliidnoia 5ertriiuuert
Barr iliO @reiiihwerot iloaen anf
ole StraBc bliebcn nber mUarlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22

Sur ,,0rtS.SH III Mic eriie II gclaHnie his
@hbueranacn ohlle 8mclfc heelHai Gu5 iig
oer Vriiilo. lv0rllm ic belie ben arobieH IpiaN
bat rs miro iebt upn NsluioHT henupi uell
eS lleurilne Nnnnngelt 8ilniler HfN SilArinBt
nic D bcrMicbcn lino AMI hu5 DiibucguuQe
oridcn Sdhen. lueine bic 8ehcn nllreiheu
Niuocn ucloe hriideH uuo inmer6en Wieilet
Nalirmeler uln 6eilcls 8erren nm SieOcH
am olbHernnac enlue0rlih nu(hi
s,Wriessf" ipjro NJ 8iuf @ciuEhen npnil3lu
9ipci Ifuplen nit 0ru MlnSitdbncu alrefifns
oei t1un ole 9lrhcit @bnler8 ucrhmlunel
bus Nl0nerduae irpdnet cin ucrMmiN0qi
NcbWl elne |nuiiiiuic ait @crDdti va heHie
Mbeuh nuf encr ner 9Nbnel1ugeu Buf8ct
pnnijhpelcll oner @eidpnliic
,0fS,Nt miro bou Mpplhclern ibet0N 10Y
25c oic NQicbe nprIuuGt uoet blrcii ppU W
enipinree N 0p Nhirl0o. pegian0i
telua3o, ,Gifii ,Ngp22l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22

92biIbarmouiibcS Ord d
tier.
Sir sic oieSjGbrige Saiion Bat bic
@Gilbamoniihe @eieGihoft bon SEEM
'gJott eli '6cioa0cfs Invertebrates
9}rogrouini olfgeiteGt Su ocm MOI.
gen 9lbeuo iuN $50 in Scr o2Dric"
itottfinocnoen Gr0ffnlugs Gpn5ert
miro sSroll Sobouna 0aosfi ols So
liitiu auftreten sic lit ais cine Der
1e6elttcn0iten Sdn9erinnen 8u be
ionnt ols 6oB tic nod elmer 6cion.
oercu Ginfii9rung Bel Dem 9aItimo-
rer &ublifum beoiirfte. 0ie Soli.
itct Der ndhiten Gon8crte oes RBil
1orlnoniihen Grheiicrs limo @lena
@er5orot cine ouBeror0entlih e.
foIgreide iuuge Sieoeridngerin uno
0iiip @o6rilomitid, Der 6efamte
uriiii6e @ioniit.
6rou (5oosfi miro IN Dem Gou3crt
0ic glrie aus gSeber's uGbcron"
aG3ean Oh llngebeuer" luo ooS
Qoripicl uno 2iebeStoo ans @ag
ncrs oEriiton imo 5ioloe" nit go
qleihino oeS @6il6ornoniicben Or
deiterS iinoen 6erner Dot Der Ni.
gigent 6es Grheiiers, Sr. SSoiepb
5tranSfn, nod fol9en0e Oraelter
laden Ill icin 9Srogromm oufgeuoms
men: EiGoitopsfp oSpnlpDorie
Fat6ctiquc glr. 6~ in SsQlol Ssog
lier 5iegfrieo's Rbeiniabrt ais
Ger u@ottcr0dnnlcrlti8~ mo gSus
iicr %oripiel 81 ben rWlcilterlins
Germ"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22

@urn rn0 9IaOere, iopic Gin itimm.
reider Chorus, biIoen oen &cit Der
Grippe.
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,9ieptuns 9od)ter~ OaS prddtigs
lie 6ilm.Erama oas ie 3lr &oriii5
rinQ gelongte, miro IN udcblter Modle
iGgliA 5mcimal nit 9lsnabme BON
1ieuitan III uAlboigh9 S6eater~
ae3ciat Die Gitelrole wiro bon 6rl.
snnette &elcrmanu periorpcrt Ucl
dc lib oiirh ibrc uoqenocte ,5ianr
oen gtanen Gle noQfommene 6ran~
erporbeu bat uno luelde ais pic
0roBte S@mimm- m0 Iaib.Sinltles
rim ocr gHelt cir
0ic Scenen oes SdallipIels ipic.
len III Der bon ser 9lotlir reiAgeiea-
netcn pittoresfeu llm8ebng Der Der
nuioa. ,Snicln; inn %or0er9rlnoe Der
6aHoltnQ itebt cine Dlearitngfral
fpclder Sic aroit htneipobut iid) Ut
elm menidlides 9scien 3u pcrmap
oeIn SRI, aellernant 3eigt iib In
Dem 1romd au1 ais cine 6coeitenoc
Shaltipielerin mo grajioie Sal3e
riu.
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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-04
SECRET OF RADiUM'S ENERGY
Particles Shot From It Are Declared
to Travel Through Atmosphere
at Speed of Light.

The energy, or power, of a moving
object is proportional to its weight
and it's velocity. A motorcycle run.
ming at so miles an hour will strike
as hard a blow as a two-ton truck
moving at three miles an hour. A
small caliber hlgh-power rife bullet
will strike as hard as a ton weight
travelling at slow speed. Microscopic
bodies travelling at high velocities
have an energy equal to that Of much
heavier bodies travelling slowly.
This is the reason radiuII possesses
such enormous energy. The particles
shot out from 1t are microscopically
small, but they travel with the speed
of light, or $4,000 miles a second. 1t
has been we'll said that a spiders web
running over pulleys 1T the speed Of
light would give enough energy to run
all the machinery in England. a small
stream of water under great pressure
will tear down a mountain more rap
Idly than a slow-running river.
With this in mind it IS easy enough
to understand how electricity travel
ing at the rate of 1S5000 miles q sec
ond is capable CT transmitting thou
sands of horsepower over q copper
wire no larger than lead pencil.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-04
FACE FULL OF PIMPLES

424O So. California Ave, Chicago, III.
About a year ago my face was full
Of pimples and red spots. To sleep
one night without itching was almost
impossible. Some of the pimples
would get big and red and II touched
them they would pain, while others
would get white heads on them and
when they broke open some matter
came out. They would burn and itch
and / scratched them so that ssme-
times they would break and bleed.
That always caused them to be worse.
Il bought all kinds Of salves and
creams and / found out that they did
me no good. / noticed the Cuticura
Soap and Ointment advertisement and
l sent for a free sample. went TO
the drug store and bought a cake Of
Cuticura Soap and some Cuticura
Ointment and l found the pimples
were drying out. In two months !
was we'll" (Signed) Chas. ]. Peck,
May 7, 1914.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world Sample Of each
free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post
caro- "Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston. ADV.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-04
HEART BEAT AFTER DEATH
chicago Switehman's PulsatIon Con.
tInued for Hours After ReGpl.
ration Had Ceased.

Chicago,-Medical circles here we're
Interested in the report OF IN inferno
IN one Of me largest hospitals IN this
city that The heart Of a patient who
died In his ward had continued pull
fatiou Two hours and forty minutes
after the mans respiration had ceased,
Tho report was made by Or, l.. @.
Morrill, OF the STAFF Of st. Luke's hos
pltal
The patient was George Flcht, nifty
two years old, a switchman, who had
been caught between two freight cars.
His chest was crushed He was op-
Grated on and died the night Of July
81. According to Doctor Merrills re.
port Fltchts breath stopped at mid
night Doctor Morrill, remained b.
the mans side and discovered tina: MS
heart continued to beat. II did not
cease until 2:40 o'clock In, the morn
ing, he declared, and meanwhile by
every test the mans lungs were life
less.
Physicians declared the case Of ex-
tTeme interest and requested Doctor
Morrill, to elaborate his official report.