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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-01
THE MANNING WAY.

Anderson Intelligencer.
Governor Manning is receiving the
congratulations of friend and foe
alike on the very happy solution of
the Columbia street railway strike
which he brought about. The car
men and the company officials. 1t
seems. were in a deadlock. The COM
pany had made only partially success
full effort to resume the operation of
cars, making use Of 'scab" motor
men and conductors. This resulted in
near rioting. and the venture gave
promise of proving failure.
At rather critical moment Gov
ernor Manning interceGed not as the
representative Of the strikers and not
as the representative of the campany
but as the interested representative
of both sides to the controversy By
tactful and skilful diplomacy no
brought about an amicable adjust
ment of the differences, and the cars
were started going again in short or
dor. Neither side scored any great
victory, and neither side went down
in defeat. 1t was just a kind OF
"meet-you- halfway" affair, and en-
ded most pleasantly for all concern
ed
Governor Manning has great
many friends throughout the state,
and he has a great many enemies. n
lot of the latter are his enemies with
cut any special reason. He just
dosent represent their tastes in the
line of what a governor should be.
Some of his enemies are enemies for
cause. And a goodly number or these
enemies are enemies not because of
any wrong the governor has done
them. They are enemies because of
some error he has made-not an err
ror of the heart, bu; OF the head.
In other words, they are at outs with
the governor because we have a gov
ernor who is not an expert at the
sly slippery, sloppy game of politics
But his honest enemies, and all of his
friends, of course. unite in recOg
niziug the sincerity of the man, his
determination to do what is right
and manly regardless of political
elfocts-and his incorruptible pur-
pose to be scrupulously fair and
honest toward all interests, both his
friends and those who are not.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-01
4 Wonderful AntiscptiC.

Germs and infection aggravat'
ilmenJs and retard healing. Sto'
hat infection at once. Kill tn
erms and get rid of the poisons
or this purpose single applicatio
{ Sloan's Liniment not only kills tn
ain but destroys the germs Tn
eutralizes infection and gives ns
ire assistance by overcoming cor
estion and gives a chance for tn
rec and normal how of the blood
loans Liniment is an emergenc
)ctor and should be kept constant
hand. 25c, SOC. The $1.00 siz
ontains six times - much as tn
sc. 1
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-01
Children VS.. ROUTING.

With the very young children Il is
essential to have fixed regularity in
the daily routine, if it can possibly be
carried out This is necessary be.
cause it is the only way OF getting
children into the habit Of disposine
Of the daily necessities in a routine
way. In the matter of eating. sleep.
ing and dressing, in putting a.Iay
toys and clothes, in table manners and
in the details of courteous conduct,
the routine may be observed With
never an exception. 1t is apparently
the only way of making sure of the
habits. You know the saying about
being offered an inch and taking o
yard. Well, that seems to be particu
larly true of children in the way OF
learning the rules of life's game. A
change from the ordinary means a
license to ignore the rule. During this
period, therefore, every departure
from the routine involves a serious set
back. When habits are being ac
Quired no exception should be permit
ted. But after >aDits have been
formed they must not be allowed to
interfere with common sense or with
our happiness.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-01
Clever Piqeon.

A planter in South Carolina writes
that he once saw a hawk dart into
a flock of pigeons, but miss his strike,
The pigeons scattered and the hawk
singled out one Tor pursuit. The pi-
geon rose to great height, always
keeping above the hawk to prevent
it from striking. When the pigeon
got directly over an old horsepower
ginhouSe, raised 10 feet from the
ground, it suddenly darted by the
hawk and came groundward like a
shot, in line few feet from the side
Of this ginhouse The hawk pursued,
and like two streaks they came down.
Eight feet from the ground the pigeon
swerved aside under the ginhouse.
The hawk dashed headlong to its
death on the ground.-You Com
panion
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-01
Good Window Cleanur.

bag filed with powdered pumicc
stone is an excellent windo~ cleaner
Make the bag of unbleachrd cottoi
cloth OF soft quality. not too firm
When finished, the bag is six inches
wide and twelve inches long. Int
this put about one-eighth of pount
Of pumice stone To prevent soilint
this bag, it is slipped into a cheese
cloth case that can be removed and
washed. No water is used on the win
dow, but it is rubbed first with a
Piece of tissue paper. then polisheo
With the bag.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-01
PROHIBITION AND WHAT?
Orangeburg Times and Democrat.


Orangeburg Times and Democrat.
The State of South Carolina enters
upon its prohibition experiment
next January. We used the word
experiment" purposely. To the great
majority of Carolinians the period
in the future is one of doubt and de-
string hope. With the advent of pro-
hibition comes what? Either one of
two things:
Cd Practical prohibition. with ac-
tive and efficient enforcement of the
law, supported by the verdicts of
juries, or, on the other hand.
(2) Blind tigers, with the laws
dignity farce and it's respect dis
grace and the absolute refusal OF
Juries to convict
Which will it be?
None OF us know, and yet men old
tation Of the latter, jurging from the
past. God forbid! The preachers
lawyers and other prohibition seKers
must not proclaim victory from the
housetopS, and sit down. The fight
begins in January, and the world-old
question is the issue-enforcement
of law Every citizen, whether he
voted or not Tuesday, must aid i'll
ours, or anybodys but the law OF
South Carolina.
The editors of this paper never
took any great or active part in the
recent campaign, editorially or other
wise save for two individual votes,
but in the greater issue OF disregard
for law or its enforcement they eN-
pect to do their part. Our hope Is
that every man who spoke for proh!-
bition, who voted for it, who desired
it, will stand to the fight as squarcly
when the issue is personal between
men conducting blind tigers or rep
.esenting them as they did when the
hght was impcrsonal and only upon
theoretical issues.
without enforcement Will do no GOOD
lit Will reieat the issue at d future
election. The strongest lighting man
can do for prohibition is TO do all ne
can 10 enforce the law. Victory has
not come to the prohibitionists yet
the majority at the polls Tuesday
may have been pyrric i'll character.
The victory will only come in the de
monstration that prohibition will
prohibit, and this alone will insure
its permanency.
The dispensary and a blind tiger
are unlike, they both sell liquor but
the difference being i'll the receipt OF
the profit. Between the two We
would rather have the first.
Prohibition and the dispensary are
unlike; the former stops liquor, the
latter supplies. Between the two We
..efer the 6rst.
The great difference between pro-
hibition and the blind tiger system -
seen, but through failure TO enforce
prohibition laws state of prohibi-
ton can easily sink into Il state OF
blind tigers. In that case the voters
of our state will make the other
choice between "a dispensary and
blind tiger system.
Merely calling our state prohiDi-
ton will not make it SO.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-27

little party. on their return. eagerly
Quest at once came and sat by her
side
Where Laura. Do asked and tho
INSPECTOR
She smiled and pointed 20 the r.a.
ing ground behind them ln thc Gain,
moonlight teo forms nere lat 'ia'
BILE.
Quest smiled
French has got u bad boz dc.
clnred almost as badly as ! have
Ienora
She lnughed az BIN iler taco vas
little drawn with palm hut her eyes
we're very soft
II sond,r 50 you have 10 very bad.
~" SHE murmurvd
BE hrld bier hand for mumDut
- thlnk ypu moe hc said
As they talked they heard the
coyotes barking in the distance Pres
entity Laura and the Inspector o.
turned
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-27
CHAPTER Xxx

Quest Rwoke The next morning
stretched out his hand ana glanced az
tho watch by The side OF the bed. Il
was barely six O'Clock lie turned over
and doEed again. looked again az half.
past six. and fnally. al few mlnutss
60 seven, rose aud made hasty
toilet Then. In the act OF PLACING his
watch 10 his waistcoat pocket. be gave
sudden start hy its side. half Gov.
cred by the handkerchief which he had
thrown upon the little table. stood A
small black box For moment he
vas motionless, Then he stretched Qua
his hand. removed the ld and drew
out the usual neatly folded piece OF
paper;
Even time fights yeu. II loses that
Jee may lose.-Ths Hands.
Quest FOR a moment was puzzled
Then be hurried into the next ,ent
where the professor Was sleeping
peacefully
Say professor what's the time hy
YOUR watohf' Quest asked. SHAKING
him gently
The professor sat up and drew his
ehfenemeier from under his pillow.
Seven o'cloCk, he replied. i've
minutes past maybe"
Quest nodded
That seems all right he declared
IN explain later, professor"
lie hurried cut into Frenehs tent
and found the inspector Jus, drawiay
GA hts shoes
French. what's the tlmei~ ha Ia.
handed
three minutes past seven. or
,nefeaeo1's'' French replied. yAun.
ins I'm coming right along We've
SOL lots OF time. Three-quArters 90
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-27

Sanford Quest. master crlmlnolopiet ~
fle world. nnds that ~ bringing a. Justice
Mafduurni. the murderer ~ Lord Ash
tslnl'a daughter he has nuf just begun
y Nfs.a Ih death struggle with q myaisf3-
Gus master criminal III a hidden bot in
Professor AehislEna garden BE- has seen
an arr skclcfOu ana . living rreature.
half monkey. half man. destroyed bt IRE
W. hlH rooms iaaNa appeared BLACK hntNa
containing HuifH. fianei ~ pair ~ arm
iesa hands Laura ana fenpfa. hi assist
ants. huapeff craig thf pfuffasur'a Hrrss
ans ~ double murder The BLACK tafea
continue 10 appear vs. uutnuny fashion
Craig u trapped bot ssrnpsa ~ England
whore Quest tauNfa and tho Professor
follow him ihfd AeilsiFh " murdered
~ tho IiAuda craig captured. eHfapna
~ Port N1il Qaofi and hia party follow.
and beyond into tho desert They are
tnutnfef w NnnrnfT oarnre Hifh craig
~ fhflf rnufifa ana t1fn hinl over a. tn
spfDfuf fffr b. In san ifant iHfo ~ -.
sAIifs frnm lfanNh w a train ufHct ani ~
CHASED hf The pafiy Hrfuua TIE Aftltnn
Hoo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-27

"in a Week From Today Shall e.,
sec, You 70 Repor, a, a.. So. !.
sors House."
e,set 10 che saddle with an effort
o '.,e.',s 'n ny head Tongues of
''4D.s shs kept looking around anx.
--''' suddenly .le road droppo3
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-27

an hour ought 70 DO q, the boys seg.'
They walked outside 20 the camp.
where the cowboys were finishing
their breakfast
SAY. boss" one Of thsm called out.
you're nos making that so ii-lA 20
New YORK
WHY no;f Quest asked quickly.
sTts only threc-qlartsrs oi 90 Dour :
ride D. ii''
MAYBE not tbe ether replied but
Al lts eight noe. your chances AN I
looking lively Kind q ofefsiepi
haven't you
Both men glanced once more az
their watches Then Quest thrust hls
back with d little oath
our watches have been set hacA-
he exclaimed. "Tho Hands again
For a moment they looked at one
another Gnmlounaea Then guest
moved towards The corral
SAY .s there any quicker way 90
The depoif as Inquired of the COW
boys
rhey heard bis question indiaer.
entity.
.Fey dollars. Quest continued. go
anyone who can take ne by quicker
route
ono o. their foao slowly to DTS toei'
.Waal he o0fewpi nf'y dollars
would como m mnl of handy Yes.
] reoton cau est 90 q mi.e of t"o Tor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-27
osAprER xxx

Tho siFl drew low stool over 90
cFaig's side. he Nes sitting In
rough chair Tilted back AGAINST the
adobe wall OF the saloon
AS uiHd A. sverf shu asked, las
Inc her hbnd upon his Ter q moment
Ito ,ugSlcd his head and looked al
her.
Always tired he answered. list.
iessly.
She made iittlc grimacc.
"but you are 80 strange" she pro.
tested, over the hills there are the
steam cars. They would take you TO
somc OF Our beautiful citi'sSwhorc all
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-27
tccDyfighi. isis. w ots y wood)

common ana nose OF ilN company
I who noticed NJ all. megely laughed 80
tho girls futile struggles Jae.s arm
HaH already raised aiih The Fniie in
his hand whau d sudden bios brought
Yell Of pain a. his Hips Tho knife
fell ciatisfing 10 the aOor Re Hprnng
~, his eyes rcd with fury a man
had entered tho door from bobind
aud Was ntanding uliiin d few fest
Of him. a mnu with long. pale face,
i DARK eyes trageia'alneA and Hiih The
AT ~ a fugitive. a Hood ~ lnroh0re1t
abuse STRAINED from ioao's llp8 lie
STOPPED for the knife Marta throw
herself upon him The tWo coHbofa
who had been dancing suddrny inter
vened The giri screamed
n was Ioson fault" Hhn cried
"Jone was mad iio would have tlllod
met
Craig faced Thorn all uith sudden
courage
~ came ln." he explained
that man had hiH fnifo RAISED to stab
the Flrl You don't alioH INST sort
81 thing de- YOU hrrrf
/ The two coehoya 'iukrl their arms
,hrourb lose. s,a i.t t.,,. ,g t.esoi
,pe aoor
arb, .,,.,r,,.. rIstt r...s .o. az
,h.m l,.,st,d Van csn.t ,,ry. IA p.,l
Wv 10 company
m. Firi clut,bob nt grnir.r srr,
,en dron mono ul.aae sh, hrrr.i
wait
gb. diasn,,s,.t f,r D., ,e.fr.f.t lrd
cam. baet sim a nsta n,l of alna.
/ ubieb she n.t a.a.n .n ftr ttfir
Drink tina .na invited "And
thank .ou fnr oas.ar rr
Craig emptirt tn. .n. rar0rY
"a nat haplsnrd ln he th. nr.f 90
soc him. ha sail rbu sfruf mtr
VITA enough to aHas naf hpr. mn
they7"
HQuion rahcr fhe rir.. fn rOf UIn
me- Tho MON fo naf ..r. .. %.
clarod "Ioao took mt o.. f.fnn
though. or I uould nave EHH hm
ilut who are you aua whore dIH fHu
come fromf"
q have Just crossed Ih. wul.r hr
replied
aho nodded unftrinHi rrY
Wore tines an.p fou
'YeB' Hith warrant mr mf nr
rcai'"
ahc paiiod hIa nrl
"Ynu are Hsir NOW, aho whispered
I'VE caro- tlui much mr United
SiatoH warrant Hi hN snapped hrf
aim Fingers Nm ean a'ni wifh Ha
for a time We "Ill A.e cfp oi sou
He sighed wrnfr
had orierei into l.ns Im oai nH
NfnfrN. n hNiNiN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-27


Il ilght and gaysiy You are fsfs
heFe. whatefer your frnahiea may krv@
boon You va that yoa have money.
and u you are lonciy. she added.
dropping her voice. you need not SO
alone"
H. patiod her hand aaectlonaiely.
but there was something llitls forced
about the action
child DC said, ~ g. W hard 10
make you understand might lose
.mysof Tor a Few minutes. b. BE- true.
over ycndor perhaDa. even" be add.
Cd sou might help no ~ forget And
mon there aouid he the awakening
bat ~ always the same. Sometimes
at nirhi sleep ard when I sleep
rest and when my eyes are opened ln
,he morning the weight tonnes hack
sod site up0n no heart. and the
strength aepms 90 pass from no
limbs and The VIII from mo brain"
liar 0yea aere aon and her voice
shook % little as ahe leaned towards
hiH Something 100 h's helplaaanesa
HAD hndiDd the protective spirit ia
her
alon liz h..o .o ,,r-.,.t, o.. ,,.,,~
ala. uti.rerea ap... ~, ~ 4.
bIsa t.f ,.t yoa 49,, ,...it 49,.
been rrsiiy .l,t.a NJ. IL. ~, ~,
u'd nro yugf Why d. sou not stand
,,a.g D..n .,,. n..t. $500. t.-.
d,n. r,~.g ,i..... ~ IL. XXX. 800,
..... 49,.
tyt, tys., .,.. ',.,' 800. .,.,..
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-27

LeRora. With her bed draxxed 10
The opening OF tho tent greeted the
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-27

= Have slnned ana Must Payi~
you don't need 20 40 unless YOU want
to-"
Craig shook his head
"rhls Is aomethlsg quite aiHuont.
no explained 'leaVe nie Cor q nio
meug Marta ! must wik 60 these
people"
She Slipped rtFfViWrv away from
hts sldc and OFT into tho darkness
he sat wFh hts eyea faxed upon tho
catlosam Then he turned towards
Quest
Fate seems a. Do zoo strong FOR
me- he admitted Leave mo alone
snd J rromiso yoa thas rl 80 az
onco % Ncw York. settle Marys IA.
tare and then make a fun disciourc 3"
ilm touched him ON the shoulder
"Romcmher," hc told him. "you
aia't no cali 10 leave here unless you
want 70 Those deputies dont 80 shis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-27

EOR f-FlVE year oip
svt'sg Gin whr !, ,' A-''
Worlfs hvar Ru n n.a /,
tou) has taught US tew ~. !.
shortcuts th4t are ~, com,r,.' -
Trade .
One of these now CONE, :.
help 81 your Pockct-book
Through the simple mr.,
Thinking Hard (and beiss 80, ~
with oursclscslwc have sourl y y
Cut 90 make the safety IT, ].
put ON a Tire cost as oniy -.
more ,han DC costs 60 make d, q
Tread Ut similar qualify.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-27
orIIER MAKES

By testing oct these Goodnj
Safety Tread Tires on large nun
ot l'Ndcabs (whcre they could /
comparatively observed and calrsi
checked up at the end Of each IA
u>c) and hy comparing their and n
tuum with that ct our own n
other Plain Threads, Of much M
price, ve have had this TACT lrgs
upon us
Wis
That there 81 SURPRISINGLY =.
NanDG in Goodrich Nysb Tra1 I'd
tmu incur own, coz ANY aflfr, maze q Rss
Tread Tires.
So MUCH more Mihacf, iui oss i
moro Cy looked 500 crsl 20 Us that " I
uicI to give Car Owners the beneht
Here what use now offer Jsai
The best Non.ski Safety Tread ~,
put ON the market. and il cost you ed
more than our best plain ,rsAd "a
The B. F. Goodrich CompauI
AKRON. ONO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-12
VIGOROUS ADVANCE 7 ] Ik STOCK MARKET TIA r
Rates of Exchange Easier. Canada Sends S5,000,000
 in Gold

New York, June 11.-Stoeks rose viz orously today on the largest and broad est demand witnessed since last Friday. when the market became buoyant on the decision in favor of the United States Steel corporation The financial com munity was plainly disposed to draw the most favorable inferences from Washingtons latest communication to Berlin, it's tone being considered as con ciliatory and decidedly atvariance with unofficial forecasts.
 War shares lost some of their recent prominence in point of activity but re- corded advances of to points, Beth 1ehem Steel attaining the new record of 1691R. United States Steel led all issue in volume of dealings. All divisions of the railway list moved forward, the strongest feature being Reading and Baltimore and Ohio, with advances of , points or better.
 Rates of exchange were easier. Car- ada sent another s5, 5,000,O0 gold to this market and an additional importation of $500, ,000 from Japan was announced
 Bonds strong with general gains ir the copper convertibles. Total sales pal value, amounted to S2.670,000.
 United States bonds unchanged or call
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-12
NOTE ID GERMANY
 STEAD|ES MARKET
New York Cotton Market Closes Firm at an
 Advance

New York, June 11.-After very quiet and somewhat irregular early session, the cotton market became slightly more ac- tive and firmer and closed firm at net advance of to-9 points
 Liverpool was considerably lower than due on the New York advance of yes terday, but the local market opened steady at unchanged prices 10 a decline of only points and sold about 9 to 1 points net higher during the early trad ing. The firmer tone of the stock mar ket was accompanied by some Wall street buying. and the text of the note to Ger many seemed to render traders somewhat less nervous over the international sit uation There was no Important SUD- port, however, and the market weakened around the midday following the publica- ton of a bearish report on crop condi- tions in Mississippi and Alabama from a prominent travelling expert indicating that the decrease in acreage would not exceed some 3 or 4 per cent. Offerings failed to increase on the setback of 5 or up again during the afternoon on the con t1nue0 HrmneSS or the StOCk market, re- newed Wall street and local covering. and moderate support from trade or spec ulative bulls. The weekend figures were considered rather more barlsh than otherwise, and houses with Liverpool con- nections were moderate sellers on the rally. but closing prices were practically the best of the day. Port receipts for the day were 4797 bales. United States port stocks 95o,365. Exports for the day SSSs. making 7,96o, ,536 so far this season. Spin ners takings of American for the week were estimated at 1s4, 496 bales and the visible supply of American decreased l14.- 727 bales against a decrease of 15S,757 for the same week last year.
 The clearing house association of the New York cotton exchange will begin operations on Saturday, July
 New York Cotton Futures
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-12
IMPROVEMENT IN
 WHEAT MARKET.
Quotation Strong, But Complaints Made on
 Weather Conditions

Chicago, June 11.-Notwithstanding that wheat at one time today broke to a new low price for the 1915 crop, the market taken as a whole had decided up-slant. influenced by operations that soon or later export demand would come with a rush. Closing quotations were strong at 1d2ic above last night Corn gained 14as @1Ad1%c net, and oats 7sG1isc In pro- visions. the outcome varied from to f7l6c decline. Complaints that owing to the wet weather corn is getting late start in many of the chief producing states tended to make that cereal relatively firmer than wheat
 Oats traders gave most of their atten- ton to the course of leading speculator who covered short sales to the extent of 20oo.O0O bushels. Crop news was less fav- orable than has recently been the case.
 Stop-loss selling carried provisions sharply lower. Weakness in the hog mar ket together with a falling off in cash demand appeared to be mainly responsible for the break.
 Future quotations were as follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-12
HOW CAN YOU RESIST 4 TRIP TO CALIFORNIA
 THIS YEAR

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 You should see California and the Pa cifie Coast; the Propositions; the old missions: Coronado and the wonderful Rockies the enchanting and historic Southwest, Salt Lake, the Pfke's Peak Region-the Golden West You see all on a Rock Island Scenic Circle Tour-only S63 50 for round trip from Birmingham stop over at any and all points en route Long return limit. Both exposi- tions included in one ticket at no extra cost.
 Choice of famous trains, including the Golden State Limited" Rocky Noun tain Limited" "Californian,' "Colorado Flyer" colorado California Express and others Automatic Block Signals Finest Modern All-Steel Equipment Superb Dining Car Service.
 Our representatives are travel ex- perts who will give you full informa- tion about California, the Propositions: how best to see them on Rock lsiano Circle Scenic Tour prepare itineraries etc.
 Write. phone or drop in for our htera- ture on California and the Exposltions. Rock Island Travel Bureau, 41l Peters Bldg Atlanta, Ga. II. H. Hunt, D. F. Az Rock Island Lines.