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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25
BIC FIRES NOT INCENDIARY.
MARSHAL JOINER SAYS
Two Smaller BIazeS SUSpi-
CiouS-0rigin Is Not Del
initeIy Known

The fire which devastated the norm
eastern residence section or Atlanta
was started by sparks swept northward
from the fire on Woodward avenue.
This statement was made Tuesday
by State Fire Marshal Joyner. VINO
made an investigate. of all fires in Al
lanta Monday and Monday night.
None of them, he says, was incen-
diary. with the possible exception Of
two fires that broke out late Monday
night after the big blaze was under
control.
The Gambler warehouse fire started
from sparks from steam shovel" he
said. we do not know how the West
End fire started. but we suspect moth
ing inccndiary. Neither are there any
grounds for incendiary rumors about
the Woodward avenue fire. though we
do not know its cause.
The main fire was started by sparks
from Woodward avenue which caught
somewhere near the Skinner Transfer
and Storage company, either in this
building itself or the negro houses near
il.
''Aftc~ this fire was under cout~o.
we had two other alarms.
"One was at o'clock Tuesday morn
Ing. in a vacant house on Huutc~
street. The other was at 2.20 O'Clock
Tuesday morning in vacant houses near
North avenue and Williams street. Both
Of these fires seemed suspicious. start
ing as they did in houses that We're
not occupied"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25
LIBERTY LOAN BUYING
IS URGED BY GOVERNOR
Chief Executive Issues PrOCIa-
NATION Describing Bonds
and Asking Cooperation

-rl,, rolIovinp nrocIan,atiou on the
- - - ,,,,hI,o
''"eI'! "o"u 'HS"' ""'
wednesday morning pN Governor hal
ris:
THE state. council OF defense at it's
,,ee,ipe IN MAY - in this city. re-
, ,.,, 80. ,,ta-
uleh' 10 the puoi'C u'Si"s upon O"' P'
pie the Importance of doing their part
i'm the purchase OF the United states
go,.er,p,ert.s Jibert,- hond" issue
...-- - - ,,,,;o,,
Inns ms u
dollars OF bonds is no" oeihg oHereu
i'm deEomins tons from $40 To SlOO.OO".
The bonds bear interest al Il per cent
per aunum. payable semi-annually. ANA
there is a contract och purcha.
10 The effect an. NJ Uighc. per
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25
only Groy Fields of Ashes,
Thick With GNaI11t Ch5mnPys

table. or a piano with it's ivory keys
burned to brown. The people pOked
about in the ashes in stolid sort OF
way. and then looked off across the
waste.
over yonder they could visualize yes
tcrday-the sunny neighbOrly street
paved with gay houses under green
branches of trees, little children run
ming back and forth across the cob
blestones Now it was nOthing-worse
than nothing. cinders. ashes, charred
stones and wood. Just gray waste.
DOG AT EVERY HOUSE.
of them all. none were more faith
full than the dogs. At every other
house. ii seemed. there was a dog. Where
they went when the fire broke. none
knew. But when fire was passed. they
came back. back to the remnant OF
their homes smelling them out though
every lot was like another.
fox terrier noscd around in the
ashes. looking for the bone buried but
yesterday. q hound raised his nose TO
the skies and walled his sorrow.
Rut mostly the dogs just stood. with
their ears dropped q bit. one foot rails
ed. their brown eyes wistful with the
inability 10 understand. TO know the
why of all this gaunt desolation
one soldier on the Boulevard. found
in burned chicken coop, the charred
body of a mother hen. She was stlii
sitting on her eggs, burned to a crisp
And she must have sat there. covering
her babieS-to-be. until the fire redcheI
her and reduced her to flaky mummy.
Along Pine street, postmen with their
mail bags full trudsed along as II
houses still stood in the waste that
stretched as far as the eye could see.
occasionally a postman would run
across a man or a woman bent over
the embers of ,heir home. and he would
take thei, names and their new ad-
dresses on a little brown card.
And sometimes they had no new ad-
dresses. They shook their heads at the
postman and he tTudged on TO the next
vacant lot, while the man or woman
lust sat there. looking across the waste
Of gray. the chimney tops. the telephone
posts with the wires stringing to the
street
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25
INSURANCE MEN ARE.
.ADJUST|N LOSSES IN
.ATLANTA'S GREAT FIRE.
Estimated Now, From IQCom-
pIete Figures at Hand That
Damage Done in Great Zone
viii Be S3,OOO,0OO

Insurance companies all over America
were busy Tuesday and "Wednesday
checking up losses and making esti-
mates of the damages sustained by the
Atlanta co"rlagra ton Of Monday. Lo-
cal Offices have been swamped by quer-
les from the big eastern departments
.,rA.u2 estimates on the fire loss and
as'il- for totals au .,h-iE Individual
..5..i inc .d. Oc ire lusuy;H-c COM
ratu.r. IN Atlanta were o. the opinion
,a,,, tic insurance TO- SOS sustained
would easily reach $o.00O,O00, although
hut few companies were prepared to
state their exact losses, owing TO the
work Of rechecking, proving losses and
figuring the reinsurance carried on par
tiCulaf lines.
As soon as proof of loss is flied
in an office and the claim verified the
companies will begin paying losses TO
property holders. just as scores and
scores Of people who suffered from the
fire are still attempting to locate their
valuables and ascertain their total loss,
in like. manner insurance companies
must wait until exact amounts of losses
are verified.
Z. W.NDealy, of the Southern Under
writer. an insurance paper .concen-
tratins on southern insurance news.
stated that an investigation conducted
by them Tuesday developed the fact
that Us companies suffered losses from
the fire.
\ partial list compiled by the South
ern Underwater of the losses assigned
to various companies follows:
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25
Augusta Woman's Body
Is Discovered in River

AUGUSTA, Ga. May 25.-Last Satur-
day afternoon, according to his story,
an old negro saw a woman walk down
the levee of the Savannah river and
Jump into the water at a point about
seventy-five yards above the great
bridge that connects Georgia and South
Carolina.
Monday afternoon two colored boys
fishing below the bridge saw a woman's
BODY floating by. The body was recov-
cred and probably identified as that of
Mrs Daisy Click, about thirty-three
years old.
Her husband. George Click, believes
his wife was temporarily deranged and
that she threw herself into the river.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25
Georgia Peaches Bring
Eight Dollars a Crate
Especial Dispatch to The JournsL)

Especial Dispatch TO The JournaL)
FORT VALLEY, Ga, May 2S.-The
first fruit shipped from this place 10
the northern markets brought from s.
to IS per crate. These shipments were
made respectively by Solomon Wright
and +. w Bowman.
Within two weeks the shipping sea
son will begin with carload shipments
and everything tending to the gathering
of the 1917 fruit is being put in readi-
ness.
Prominent members of the Georgia
Fruit Exchange have been in the city
Investigating conditions in this section
and the railroad will be in readiness
TO furnish LOO cars for Fort VALLEY
and vicinity for the delivering OF the
fruit to the northern and western mar
kets
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25

The work OF regulars, boys Of the ma
tionaI guard and members of the officers
training camp at Fort Mcpherson proved
tha deciding factor IN Mondays fight
against the flames that high wind
swept from flimsy huts near Decatur
street to the slate roofs and brick walls
Of Ponce de Leon avenue
with Chief Cody and his men fighting
against impossible odds military forces.
both federal and national were called
10 their aid. These troops included most
of the Fifth regiment. troop l. Georgia
cavalry: battery Z. Georgia artillery
the Seventeenth regular infantry from
Fort Mcpherson. and members OF the
officers reserve camp at Fort McPher-
son
In addition Ia these forces the First
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25
Strange VIII Is Left
By Girl II Years Old

NEW YORK. May 22.-"To myself I
beuueath a golden dress and the dia-
monds and Jewels of the Madonna, and
a golden grave" was the ending of
eleven-year-old Pauline Bittner's will
Her father found the document when
he returned from his daughters funeral
She died Yesterday.
Paulines. bequest to herself was the
last of number to members of the
household.
ITO my mother and father, she wrote
as item No. .. 81 bequeatr what ] owe
them for being i'll so much"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25
Its Dog Eat Dog With
CHS Good Sharks y

CHICAGO May 2S.-Chcago's food
sharks" are devouring themselves. This
became known today when federal au-
thorities admitted that number of deal
ers in grain, coal and produce. threat
ened with indictments, have volunteered
to turn states evidence.
The federal grand jury resumed the
hearing of evidence today, under the
guidance of Oliver F.. Pagan, government
Indictment expert; Robert w. Childs,
special food investigator, and Charles
Clyne. L. s. district attorney Pagan
said without reservation that the trap
is almost ready to sprins," and that the
evidence is conclusive
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25
All Churches in Path
OF Fire Were Burned,
But Schools Escaped

MI churches in the path Of the fire
burned, all schools escaped untouched.
The churches burned were:
Grace Methodist, corner North Boule-
ward and Highland avenue; Jackson
Hill Baptist, corner Jackson and East
avenue; Westminster Presbyterian. cor
ner Forrest avenue and North BOule-
ward: Old Wheat Street Baptist, colored,
Auburn avenue and Fort street, and st.
Paurs Episcopal. colored, on Auburn
avenue.
North Avenue school, corner wort
avenue and Hunt street, was uuharncd.
though the fire burnt within TWO doors
of ii. Forrest Avenue school was an
harmed. though the fire burnt houses
within half block Of il. Boulevard
school was unframed and so was Nor
ris Brown university. colored, next door,
though houses burned on the northern
side of Morris Brown.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25
FREE no
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25
Edison joins Ranks
OF Statesmen Selling
u. S. Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK. May 23.-Thomas \.
Edison today joined in the fight !"
make the liberty loan a success. Head
quarters announced Mr.. Edison would
attcmp, to win 10000 individual SUI
scribers to the issue from among the
army Of employees at his big plants al
MenlO Park, y. ].
lie will address a meeting of depart
ment captains urging them to inspire
their men to buy government bonds.
II was also announced today that The
Aetna Life Insurance company of Hart
ford. Conn. had subscribed S1.IOO.O0a.
Its employees can subscribe to the loan
by paying per cent down and al equal
amount monthly.
The New York State Safe Deposit as
sociation has adopted a resolution pro-
viding for the acceptance foG deposit Of
$50 and S1OO bonds free. holding them
for a year.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25
New Food Exhibited

NEW YORK. May 23.-Filet OF
shark gray FISH. various forms of edible
sea weeds. and a large array OF prac-
ticaIly unutilized American foods OF the
highest dietetic value are among the eX-
hibits i'm the food and health exhibition
opened today al the American museum
OF natural history.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25
Cancer-Worth Knowing.

No need Of cutting off mans cheek woman .
breast vain need Of submitting
knife burning plaster. Frequently injection
selected of Liquid Laboratory Product into the
Instantly kills it. White for booklet 10 the
Indianapolis Cancer Hospital
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25

Oppressed Feeling in chest, Choking sen
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25

SHOWS THE ENACT PORTIONS OF ATLANTA
entirely burned shaded
viii whe house weren touched dynamite
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25
Ends the Misery
Of Wearing Worthless Trusses
Away With Leg-Strep
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25
Rheumatism
A Home Cure Given by One Who Had II


In the spring of 1898 I was attacked Il!
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25

made joint survey OF
destroyed
schools and churches They estimate that
partly destroyed FROM
rendered homeless W. tu. as
association c-
mates the insurance Iossgro S@5O0,OOO S3,00O,OOO
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25

does it FIutter. PaIpiIRte
or skip BentsR Have lou
hOrt1ess of Breath, Ten
.derness. Numb Hess, or
PainIn left side. Dizziness,
Painting Spells, spots ne
fore eyes, Sudden Sta ring
in sleep, herVO ueSs.
Hungry or Weak Spells,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-25

The above figures are gross losses.
that is reinsurance has not been COM
puted on the above losses.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-29
Nus Columbus, heb.

Sri. emma M1oben meI6e Bel
ben S6ieBiibungea altf Dem Gam.
pier mongolia, nobel 8pet ibrer
GoIeginnen getotet nur0et, oerlett
nltroe, idriebt ibren @ltern bier aus
Stem gort, ooB ite auf benz Bege
Der 8eiiering lit.
8rou gliie Snrbert, 0ie Srou bon
Carl 9ar6ert, melde orn Samstag
BON einem fleineu &0GterGen emit.
bunoen ptr0e, Dos ie6o9 fltrs nad
Der @e6ltrt Itorb, lit Mortag e6etl.
fo1s aus Dem 2eben geldieoen. 9ie
iunge 5rat, melde Elm alter bon
mir Il eSSdbren errei9te un0 felt bent
II. altguit 1916 berbeiratet mar,
miro ouBer bon tbrem @atten bon
i9ren gltern, Serrn un0 Sra1t @eors
ge W1idener, 0ret 9rii0errL G0nar6
@iliam uro @len, iopie bon orei
Sdneiteru, 5rolt so 2emermait,
Srou albert @rnlt 1it0 Sri. SSannie
Midener betrarert. 9ie 8eer0tg14nq
finoet Mlitttpod bormittog 10 l1br
bonn Gralterbouie 1922 8. 10. Ctr.
ans itott.
Ser in benz nelten 2agerboltie Der
Columbus 8oultrp 50. angeItelte
g9orIes 9ideD il. gartet Montog
NIT ieiner Iinten SonO in oo8 @e-
trie6e oeS Sa9rituBles uno betlogt
ben 8erluit BON 8net 6iHgerenoen.
5re0 5dmoder, Sobn BON 8errn
l1n6 6ran Sobn Sdmoder, ltegt in
einen Soipital in &nnios Gitb an
2ungeuent8iin6ung idtper front oor-
nieoer. Die @ltern meilen am Grat.
fenlager un0 Boben geidJrieben, 0uB
Die ariiis iiberItonoen uno cine 4er.
0erung gum 8eiiereu eingetreten 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-29

Gam Steiner un0 5rau iuaren
Dor eiaigen &ogelt in Ga 9iars, SO.
mo, gum 8eerobnis Der Maltter bon
Sr1u Steiner.
9ie 8mfiere 8ilbeIm Sor1t un6
". $. Moiot iopie q. ". Manfe, S.
6. 9ierts, unb 9. .. $igb tuaren
gum observation-disclosures in 0ma-
la ols 9ertreter 0es bietgen Com.
mercial alitbS.
Sons 2enin ersdbIte ung, oaB in
ieiner gtodbaridoft nod imner ole
Small &ofs groiiierten.
6rant &inneD berrenfte Iih Bel
Der @rbo9ung 6es 9eeb6ami9en
8obnbnlies ben sails, mas inn gro.
Be S6mer5en beruriaGte.
gm 9eforntionsto9e miro Der
Gqdtsanpnlt Stunt cine batriotiIde
Reoe balten. 8as &6eater piro
tpie bel oen Commencement 6eierli&.
teiteu aufs i40uite gei@miift fein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-29
Nus ~BleomfielS, heb.

Dos ON lebten 8tettstog eegebeue
2uitipieL sSbe Soo0oo" aog cine
groBe Mfenideumenge an. Inter
Ben 4arIteQern aeiAneten ii9 bic
oeltti9 . dn1erifoniiben So6i6uler
gar3 beion0erS aus. @eorg 8oper,
2ilD &ilfiter, glugtIt 8eters, Goie
9eters, Senrietta Wtoeler, 4uliL Sill
ter itno Sbereie &eirters rnb oroere
baben fid our9 gutes Spielen Die
Qnerfenn1trg 6es 8ubIifltm8 in bo-
Gem @raoe %ertporben. Ser @rtrng
0e8 Seitiptele8 belief fi6 ottf $3.50.
Ole Commencement 5eierliGfeiter
lDaren bon feinem idonen 8etter
begiinltigt. Ger Regen 9oB in Str0.
men pom Sinmel. @ttpd Elm Oh.
bero graOuierte poren oiesmol 01.
ailgult 9eter8 mar, od Elm &omerao
iid ols 5reintIiger eeite1t botte, Der
eir3ige mGttnli9e @roouierte, bod
idien er NIT feiner Roae als ein5iger
Corn 1tnter ben Stolen sufrie0en AIT
iein. Re6en tpltroen BON $enrietto
WoeIer un0 Cola Simmer gebaItert
uno bom 9ubIifitm freunOli9 oufge.
nomnten. Die Sdttptreoe belt Der
@enerolaniuaIt bon ge6ro8to, 8i[ig
Reeo, Der feline Belt gebo6t bottle, fid
bo~r5lt6ereiten uno fid iiber oen Sinn
oes 8ortes otreoion@ bonn Stano.
piuntte Oes @eIebes b~orbereitete. gr
meinte, BOP einige 8eutihnmerifaner
gu bie[ gere6et bGttet felt Dem atts-
brth oes RrtegeS, bergaB ober al
iagen, 0oB oosielbe onf iriider uto
ftodomerifouiiher Seite ebetlfoIs gu
befloeen gefpeien lei.
9(m lekten 8reitag beite1ten itr.
iere Sohidiiler gum erItenmal nad]
longer 3eit Die bon RonooIpb. ga.
rob groBe 5reu6e.
Su BLOOMFIELD bot fih cine nete
eleftrtlde @eielihoft qebilSet, oie
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bot ibr Souptditnrtier in Dem moro.
lid bon Dem Star Ebeater eeleeenen
8eb1u0e.
Batter Meaumord mar BET ben
Observation-Disclosures Der ia.
tboliI6en Stride in @nbne in0 Ran.
Dob no er mit6olf.
Sobn @robutanH unD 8riB Boper
uoren tiir3Iid in @eihditsougele.
geubeiten in Gorfolf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-29
gcr6ananisppaer 1tnfaa.

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