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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-11-19
corsuD4prIov EEMEpIEs

after the cold spell of last week
have received a number of letters
asking Tor DR.. HOff's remedy. which
7 have reprinted twice in Country
Home column, 10 answer dozens OF
iuuuirieS I vii reprint again at
the beginning OF winter and IL Will
be well 10 cut IL out this time and
naste il ia scrap books. I am often
aseked where TO get IL filled and !
know Of one drug store that has
frequently filled il as correspondents
tell mc. Or. Joe Jacobs, Atlanta
\ CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
The distinguished DIR. Hon, o.
Vienna. has made public a remedy
for consumption. II IS the re-
-ult Of years Of practical investiga-
lion and - fortified by his eXper-
ace 1T the treatment OF the dis
Use according to the formula he
..aS recently proclaimed. We here
&c this formula. or prescription
- he has communicated il to the
world through the medium OF the
Central News agency:
Acid. arsenic. /
Kal. carbon. dep, ..
Aqua cinnamylic, 3.
Aqua destil. :.
COque usuue ad perfectam solu-
tlonem: deinde adde cOgnac, %.
Extr. laudan aqua, ..
QuOd in aqua deStill. 20.
Solution ct deinde filJratum fruit. ~
Converted into plain English the
formula reads as follows:
Arsenic acid l part, carbonate OF
potash : parts, cinnamylic acid 3
parts. and distilled water parts
heat until a perfect solution is OBJ
tanned. then add % parts of cognaC
and parts OF watery extract OF
opium which has been dissolved in
- parts Of water and filtered
And next comes DR.. HOff's state
ments and specifications.
DIR. Hofrs directions are AT first
take six drops after dinner and sup
per. gradually increasing to twenty
"He states that he has tried the
remedy on zee patients from the low
est classes. who had been long under
observation.
Mild cases were quickly cured
and partial cures were soon brought
about I'm severer cases. The appetite
and weight were increased steadily,
the fever lowered. night sweats, in
sOmnia. and aSthmatic symptoms
leSseued. cough decreased. and rattles
stopped. The patients are asked only
to keep the kidneys in order.
THE duration of the treatment de-
ponds entirely upon the condition OF
the patient. Mild cases are cured IN
two months. out the more severe re-
. guire a year or two
"Dr Hon SAYS he does not claim
for the solution the power of magic
wand. which cures at touch; but he
can state this-that one of his pa
tients had cavities in the lungs big
enough 20 put ones fist ina set he
was cured in about two years. II is
absolutely necessary that the solu-
zion should be taken after eating,
when the stomach is Euil.
1.-THE treatment must not be forced
BIZ increasing the doses AS long as
the uatient shows signs Of improve
ment the dose should not be increas-
ed Il is sometimes beneficial 20 re-
duce the dose
Evidently. Dr. Honf Is not a quack
with a nostTum 20 sell or ? prOphy-
Tactic 20 exploit. He IS a professor
Of medicine. recognized as nigh au-
thorit- in medical circles. 7 am
glad always % oblige Journal read
p-e. MRS. FELTON,.
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ALABAMA

Warrior Aia.--Tucker. LOnEiS G. ID D.
Eromru. Al3.--BraZn, clyde G.. ID ID.
E.EerEilI AIa.-BaEor William X. tKl.
Neville. Ala.--Po=ey, Kirkland I'd D..
Birmingham. AIa.-Tomliuson, Capt. john
Il. ID d.
MuuuIsville. AlH.-E=sa"y. Marvin s. tWl.
Aiilport AIS Harris; Albert b. tN).
Monford. Ala.--Martn. Melvin wv.
Red Bay. Al&.-Bonds. Albert J. Cd D..
Natchez. Ala.--IOncs. Lee II. ID d.
Talladcga. Aa.-StyreS. Lucius ID d.
Canoe. Alu.-- Baker. McCleveiand Nv s..
Greensboro. AIa.-ThOmas, james 4. I'D d.,
Village Springs, Ala.-Sims, $. f. tW(.
BcsScmer. Ala.--ROmano, Corp. J. tWl.
Goal Valley. Ala.-Teske, Corp. a. wv.
Mobile, Aa.-Dameron. Corp. A. l.. wv
Selma. Aa.-RhOdes. Corp. &. W. (Wl.
Sycamore. Alu.-CarrOll. Willie tW).
Canoe, Ala.-Fntrekin. Joel /. (Wl.
kausas, Ala.-Hulcomb. James tWl.
LInett Al1.--Smith Joe Nv s..
Kingston Ala.-Dawson, Henry !. I'd ~.
Brcwton, Ala.-BcdgOOd. Ira wv.
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was recommended to me as the best
remedy for my troubles, which it
surely proved 10 be. 1 feel better
and stronger in every way since TAX
ing it. and the annoying symptoms
have disappeared. Mrs. NJ. Golden,
925 Napoleon street. Fremont, Ohio.
Such annoying symptoms as heat
flashes. nervousness. backache, head
ache, irritability and "the blues"
may be speedily overcome and the
system restored to normal conditions
By this famous root and herb remedy
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound
If any complications present them
selves write the Pinkham Medicine
Co, Lynn. Mass, for suggestions how
To overcome them. The result of
forty years experience is at your
service and your letter held i'm strict
confidence JAdytl
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TENNESSEE

Nashville. Tvnn.-ChiIson. Sgt. Carl A. M
Nayerly, Trrn.-Partersou, Joseph H. (K).
lauma. TelU.--Ruyster, Robert Is. (Wf.
Nashville. Teun.-Terry, Ernest {. tWl.
Hampton. TeGn.--IBgram. Crockett mi.
Chattanooga. EeGn.--JOnese, James (Ml.
Sfaiuyilie. Teun.--Aslinger, Calvin Cd w.
Mcdonnell Tenn.--Brann, Cayce F. ID D..
Talbot Tcnn.-Gray. Emery J. ID d..
Meadow. yenu.-FerguEon, John H. I'd w.
Friendship. Tenn.--King, Joe ID. (AD.
Leuoir City, Tenn.-Galyon. Charles (Kl.
Maryvlle, Tenn.-Harper, 1t. NJ. L. (kl.
ElizabethtOn. Tenn.-Angel, Sgt. II. F. tk).
johnson city Tenn.--Jones, Sgt. H. B. (Wl.
Bristol, Tenn.--Carnahan, Corp. VIM. (K),
Memphis. Tenn.-Manus. Corp. A. II. tK).
Manchester, Tenn Brown. John ". (K).
Chuckey. Tenn.-Carter. Ernest c. (Hl.
Townsend Tenn.-Caylor, Grayson tkl.
NARROW Tpnn.-Gilreath. John ". tK(.
Knoxville. Tenn.-Cooper. Williab y. tKl.
Butler Tenn.-Cowan. Joseph tKl.
Orchard. Tcnn.-Penney, Clifford d. tKl.
Bristol. Tenn.-Ketchem. james IK).
Erie. Tenn.-Huff. Kenney J. (Kl.
Franklin, Tenn.--Rng, Frank NJ. ID w.
Thompson station. Tenn.--Iones, c. ID d..
Memphis Tenn.-MUrrell. jim ID d..
Cunningham, Tenn.-Weakley- Mack ID d..
Toonc, -WhitfoTd COrlice ID D..
GoodlertSville. Tcnn.-Dismukes, Geo. r.
ID u.
Fountain City, Tenn Boles. Corp. f. f.
tn W.
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THIRD ARMY RESUMES
ADVANCE INTO GERMANY

WITH THE AMERICANS AID
VANCING TOWARD THE RHINE.
Nov. 1S.-(By Courier to Verdun and
Barbecue. THE Third army re-
Sumed it's advance into German ter
ritory at dawn today.
When the march began the left
wing of the Americans rested on the
Franco-Belgian frontier while the
right wing was near the German
border, in the Metz region.
The American troops had camped
during the night an average of near
man positions, along the general line
of Ecouviez, Sorbent, GOuraincourt
and Mars-LaTour, a front of abou:
fifty miles.
In their first days march the
Americans reclaimed nearly 500
square miles of French territory.
Most of the towns, which had been
badly shot up, were deserted by the
Germans only a few hours before the
Americans reached them. The Ger
mans had not blown up any of the
bridges or roads.
The few inhabitants hailed the
Americans with delight. The adj
vance proceeded smoothly, averaging
three miles an hour. Signal corps
men were kept busy bringing up new
wires. The troops were fully equip
ped, wore their tin hats and carried
their gas masks.
The infantry were in the lead. fol-
lowed by machine guns, artillery,
supply trains and ambulanceS. Each
division was about 80 miles in
length. All ordinary war time pre-
cautions were observed in last nights
camps.
Today's advance is in the direction
of Longwy, Briey and Audun, all of
which lie close to the frontier. La
borers are repairing the German
built field railways. After crossing
what was the advanced zone the
roads improved and the going was
fine.
In the darkness Just before dawn
Yesterday, the First, Second, Third
and Fourth divisions, composed OF
regulars, and the Thirty-second
michigan and wisconsin,, and For
ty-second (Rainbow) divisions start
cd from the positions in which they
had camped on the edge of the Amer
lean lines. They were preceded by
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EEORETA

Hartwell, Ga, R. f. D. l-Thompson Gill
bert Lawrence Montgomery thompson,
Rhine, Ga. R. F. D. 2.-Hillisrd, John X,
Jr, tJohn X. Hilliard, sr.) ID w.
GAINESVILLE. Ga, r, T. D. 3.-Ivester, Lloyd.
Crank Y. Ivester) ID w.
Fitzgerald, Ga, R. F. D. 2-Delk, Thomas
H. mrs. Carrie H. Delk), ID D..
Dudley, Ca, R. F. D. l, Box 35.-Hinson,
Archie John c. Hinson) ID D..
Leverett Ga.-Soott, Charlie (Mrs. Winnie
Conner Ga,@Black, Marvin B. William N.
Atlanta, Ca, s45 :. bitehaiI street-Franklin,
Everette R. William Sic franklin, (Ml
Gronetown, Ca, R. F. D. &YoungbloOd,
Alvin P. LJOhn P. YoungbloOd) ID D..
odessadale, Ca, R. F. D. 1-Gates, Walter
mrs, Mary McClendon) ID D..
Muncic. Ind.-Conner. Ernest ID d..
Berner, Ga, R: F. D. BELL, Robert mrs.
Sarah G. Bell ID D..
Milan, Ga.-Phillips, Walter C. miss Lollis
Sweeringer) CIV s..
West Point, Ga.-Newby Edward C. Mrs.
Chstsworth,. Ca, Route 2-RobertsOn Sam
R. Merits r. RObertson) (M),
Menlo, Ga.-Humphreys, Corp William ].
miss daggie Humphreys ID w.
Attapulgus, Ga.-Hamnet, Arnal H. MRS.
Mary M. Yates (W).
GAINESVILLE, Ga, R, F. D. 1-Washington'
John w. MRS. Lizzie Washington ID D..
Ray City, Ga.-williams, Gordon John
Calvin Williams) ID D.,
Columbus. Ga,-Niblett, William MRS. Mu-
Jessie Niblett) (M).
Ways Station, Ga.-Clark, David mrs. Nil.
lie Stewart Clark ID D..
Montrose, Ca, r. F. D. 1-Fulwood, Oscar
Perry, Ca, R. F. D. Harold, Grady,
mrs. Mime HARDLY ID d..
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The Country Home
Timely Topics
CONDUCTED ~ MRS. W. K. FELTON,
4 CYCLONE SUFFERER
Cowart. Ala. Nov. :. 19l


AIRS. W. n. FELTON,. Atlanta. Ga.
Dear Mrs. FELTON,. 1 am sending
you a self-addressed, stamped envel-
ore for a few o. your Althea seed.
like the flower, and will appreciate
,fl.n, 50 much for the sentiment that
nes with them.
-our years ago you gave the read
,-r~ of YOUR column a recipe fOT
Dixie cake" l clipped and pasted
.t i'm my cook book, tried and found
IL excellent.
on the 18th of last January a ter
rife cyclone almost swept our little
town of the map. All of my pos
sessions went with it. and as I'm
writing YOU for the Althea seed. I'm
taking advantage OF the opportunity
10 ask YOU to write me the recipe
for the Dixie cake with your own
dear hands. Am sending you stamps
for your trouble. although | know
YOU do not require il.
Thanking YOU in advance for same,
remain. Sincerely,
MRS. O. A FORESTER.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-11-19
KIDNEYS WEAKENING?
LOOK OUT

The good housewife of Holland
would almost as soon be without
food as without her Real Dutch
Drops" as she quantity calls GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules. Their
use restores strength and is reSpon-
sibJe in a great measure for the
sturdy, robust health OF the HOl-
landerS.
DO not delay. Go 10 your druggist
and insist on his supplying you with
a box of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem
OH Capsules Take them as direct
ed. and if YOU are not satisfied with
results your druggist will gladly re
fund your money. Look for the name
GOLD MEDAL on the box and ac-
cept no other. In sealed boxes, three
SiZeS.-(Advt.)
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Trust Me! TryDOdsOn's Liver Tone!
CaIomeI Harms Liver and Bowels
Read my guarantee! Liven your liver and bowels and
get Strengthened up without taking sickening
caomel Don't lose a days work!

Take a dose of nasty calomel today
and you will feel weak, sick and
nauseated tomorrow. Don't lose a
days work. Take a spoonful of Dod-
sons Liver Tone instead and you
will wake up feeling great. No more
biIiousness, constipation. sluggish
ness, headache, coated tongue or
sour stomach. Your druggist says
if you don't find Dodson's Liver
Tone acts better than horrible calo-
mel your money is waiting for you,
(Advt.)
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mucus dropping down the throat, No wonder
in school, church, street car, office or meet
ing place So many women cough their heads
off.
Hundreds of. women have found the cure
FOR all these troubles and for that drawn,
peaked expression that ruins facial beauty.
No amount of greasy face creams can over
come the ruinOuS effects of catGrrh. They
keep coming and coming. faster and faster
as catIrrh sinks i'm deeper and deeper. In
GAJS IS CATARRH CURE they discovered
a quick and positive remedy. This remarka-
bic treatment cleans up the head, hrightcns
and clears thc eyes. rcddeng the lips, stops
the cough, saggiue, splitting and choking.
the cough. gagEing. splitting and choking
progress of still more serious symptoms, and
soon you have the bright-eyed glow of
most lovely attractiveuess. And you can
prove this entirely free with free trial
package Of this most wonderful treatment.
Simply send Your name and address TO
T.. T.. Gauss. Gl99 Main ST., Marshall Mich,
ana he will send by mail free. prepaid n
large home treatment that win simply aston
sh you with its wonderful effect. Do not
.oiay, write at once.
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Germans Must Restore
All French ChateauX

PARIS. Nov. lS.-Another item for
thc peace conference: Restoration {.
riuhtTul owners Of ChateauN am
homes bought Cheap by tho German
i'm forced sales. The crown prime.
bought" two last summer Mt rid'.
ulousIy low price. And Prince WI
helm OF Hohcuzollern seized %
forced sale the historical chateau o
Baron de BuSsieTe. near Mulhouse.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-11-19

Kidney and bladder troubles don't
disappear of themselves. They grow
upon you, slowly but steadily, un-
dermining your health with deadly
certainty, until you fall a victim
to incurablc disease. Stop your
troubles while there is time. Dom
wait until little pains become big
aches. Don't trifle with disease. To
avoid future suffering begin treat
ment with GOLD MEDAL HARLEM
Oil Capsules now. Take three or
four every day until you feel that
you are entirely free from pain.
This well-known preparation has
been one of the national remedies
of Holland for centuries. In 1896
the government of the Netherlands
granted a special charter authoriz-
ing it's preparation and sale.
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There is no reason why a person
should take sickening. salivating cal
omeI when a few cents buys large
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone-a
perfect substitute for calomel.
1t is a pleasant, vegetable liquid,
which will start your liver just as
surely as calomel, but it doesn't
make you sick and can not salivate.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone, because it is
perfectly harmless.
CaIomel is a dangerous drug. 1t is
mercury and attacks your bones.
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VIRGINIA

Wdrrcntou. Waterman. Fairfax J.. wv.
Bayou Current, La.-EOheila. JCnn Tx.
Pembroke, Va.-Lucas, Mason TX.
Huadlpy. Va.-Garner. Wilson u. ID d..
Chatham Hill, Va.-HubhIc, Garland (Wl &.
HiltonS. ya.-niycn. Craig (W).
Rural Retreat. Va.-Six. Charles c CWl.
Ararat, Na.-Edwards, Abe (Wl.
Fries, ya.--Robinson. SGT. Clay D. tW)
l,irUUond. Ea.-paync. Ira /. % w.
Redwood. va.-Davis, Levi i. tkl.
Orange, Va.--tiriCshy. Holm r. tMl.
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SOuTH CAROLINA

NcCol. $. Jefferson, Walter ID W..
Aiken. ;. C.--Seigler. Joseph, Jr. ID w.
Marion. s.. C.-Rogers, Melvin c. Cd w.
gEcran. 5. C.-Ingram. Andrew I'd d..
FavtucEct, X. I.--lGaillOux, Arthur Cd A..
GraCuyilc. :. t.-Adair. Raysord Cd w.
Union. 5. C.-LeURhardt Lawrence (W).
Grecuyille. :. C.--C3ok. Corp. Harvey M.
Camden, = C.-Boyd, George I'd d..
Cameron, :. C.--Rast Simpson d. % D..
Greenville, $. C.-Haydock, Henry tK).
Spartanburg, $. C.-Harris, Grady (Kl.
Relhune. $. Clifton. Ferman B. ID d.,
Anderson. :. C.-Swilling. Harrison Cd d..
Greenwood. $. C.--Aruod. Corp. c. (Wl.
Chester. :. caldwell, Ii. W. F. Cd w.
Greenwood :. C.--Watson, S. c. ID d..
Charleston, $. C.--Turteltaub, 1t. S. ID.
~ W.
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WHEREABOUTS OF LUDWIG
ARE NOT DISCLOSED

PARIS, Saturday, Nov. 16.-t4:30
a. Mixing Ludwig III of Bavaria
arrived at Horseback, a town on the
Swiss bank of Lake Constance, on
Friday He was taken there from
Bindeau. a town across the lake, in
Bavarian boat, according to a Zu-
rich dispatch to the Petit Journal.
An automobile from the German con-
sulate at Zurich met him and took
him to an undiSclOSed dcStinatIOn.
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VTRGTNIa

Nyuda,. ya-Jonps. Corp. Edward l.. iKl
pcrusG. Va. White. Leonard J. Ck}.
Petersburg. Va rraylor, William \. M.
81. Charles, Ea.--Nhiio. R-rd tK).
Bristol. Va.-hees,c, Arthur J.. III ".
luray. Va.-CamlheH, Julian z. ID W.
rre1crickshufg Ea.--ljawkins, j. I. ~ d..
''usfbur2. fI.-.Tiuch. Guy \. % D..
Ned J. ~.
Newport Nov-. Va B-sAt.a, L., Elliott
NJ, Jr., *.
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GABLE SERVICE zEsUMED

NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-The Vest
ern Union telegraph and Cable
company announced today it had re-
sumed the acceptance of transat-
lantic cable messages subject to de-
Law. Service was suspended last
week on account of congestion OF
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ing for { US ] y
years Of age and
had all the
symptoms I n C i
d e mt to that
change--h e a t
flashes, nervous.
ness, and was in
a general run
down condition,
so it was hard
for me to do my
work. Lydia T..
Pinkham'S Nege-
table Compound
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A.jr4iGhh. ThiRD
ARMY APPROACHING
BORDER OF GERMAN
lCont;nued FROM Page ID

mad beer LuI man! years cham
p!uH Of the French cause III AlSace.
After the Official ceremonies, the
government Of the city addressed a
declaring the strong attachment 81
MulhauSer to France and the I'M
wavcring loyalty OF the population.
AMERICANS ADVANCING
TOWARDS THE RHINE
WITH THE AMERICAS ARMY
IN LORRAINE. sunday, Nov. IL
IBy the Associated Press. (--Early
tomorrow morning the American adj
vance toward the Rhine Will be re
Sumed and another big step on the
ROAD toward the heart of Germany
will be taken. Today's advance went
without a hitch.
The roads over which the Amer
leans marched were frozen duriEG
the greater part of the day. TINS
made the walking bad, but not near
ly so difficult as il was in the re-
! cent past, when mud and wire had
| 10 be negotiated. The troops have
moved out of a shell-torn area where
/ the roads have been hastily and tenn
! porarily repaired. 1t is a relief to the
men, because behind the German lines
! the roads are in excellent condition
Villages and towns along the route
/ looked peaceful, except some mere
and there which had been SCARED by
! explosions of aerial bombs. These
| were the only physical traces of war
| fare. \ deep silence broods over this
I area, for the people were nearly al
moved out by the Germans.
! The people generally were quite
| .imid when the Americans made their
| appearance. They remained in THEN
| homes until assured that the Amer
| leans were not another form of en-
| Gmy. The Germans had told then
| that this would be the case. Once
assured that the Americans were
I friends. the welcome given by tho
| village was sometimes hysterical il
&c
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Beware
of Ca.tarrh!
Red Nose, Watery Eyes, Dry Lips,
Wrinkles, Bad Breath and
Drawn, Peaked Express
sion Are the Result.
Trial Treatment Free

host OF girls and women have catarrh
terribly. Look at those red noses and
watery eyes. Ugh, what breath! See those
dry lips. those deep wrinkles, those pouches
alongside the nose. And then all that foul
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sc, coo, sL2O
Poor Woman Makes.Sserifiee

"Eor wears Z have Ga--u-Cd Tor ILL.,
kiEesrl1u and severe g-u-t.EE with
gas. ali my money had gone Tor doc
Iors and medicine wL-cn did me no
good I had lost al faith ia med.-
lines and as T have 10 work hard Tor
ne few dollars ] earn. was AFRAID 10
Itsk any more money \ year ago
|ny ueiELE1r told me 10 try liayr's
|NouderElI Remedy. put up by Geo
F. 1Ilyr. q Gl-.--I chemist 2 have
Ound 10 10 be the best medicine in
he world and ann glad 7 made The
Eacriz-ce- il isl a simple. HARMLESS
|1reu1ru t--u that removes the cataT-
Ehal mucous from tEe Intestinal tract
Ind al-a-s the Inflammation which
.luses practically all stomach. liver
No Intestinal ailments. including ap-
EeudiC-tis- One dose VIII convince
|Br money refunded For sale by drug
|sisLs everywl e-e---l Advr.t
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KENTUCKY

Hegira. Ky.-Stailey. Corp. William N. IL
ElllOttville, Ky.-Day, Russell (Ml.
Pellville. Ky.--Wolf, Corp. George (K).
FOrds Ferry, Ky.--Lucas, Ebert c. (W).
New Liberty. Ky.-Littrell. William XXI.
Louisville. Ey.--McGalin, Harry (W).
Bellevue, Ky.--Earman, w. \. Cd ~.
Canton, Ky.-Cunningham. Corp. J. wa.
Concord. Ky.--NicCiain. Fred Il. % d..
LocLpOrt. Ky.--Downey. Eddie Cd w.
Bet. Ey.-Barker, William IK).
Hartford, Ky.--Davis, Robert A. TX.
Lily, ky.--Dewees. Richard Cd w.
Wrigley. Ky.--Perry, Harlan Cd W..
Sutton, Ky.--Adlsins. Ruffice Cd D..
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FLORIDA

'hiefland Lcycy city. Fla.--Calton. !. (DDl
Mulberry. Fla.-Moses, William J. tNl.
GrOyeland, FIa.--SimmOns. Clarence I'd d.
SChastipn Fla.-Waters. Leon J. (An.
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NORTH CAROLINA

Dunn. y. C.-WOod LOvett J. (K).
BOSNIAN, y. C.--GaliOway, Lee G.. (W).
WikesbOrO, n. C.-Anderson, ElbeTt I'd ID,
BiscOe, n. C.-Sanders, Dewey NJ. (K).
kelfOrd, n. C.--NIoore, Joseph (W).
Randleman, n. C.-Wall, James H. (K).
Enfield, n. C.-Bumpus, Joseph ]. (K).
Elk Park. Y. C.--Green, Arthur I'd w.
Doxaway, \. C.-Banther, Dock CND.
Rocky Mount. n. C.-JOyneF. Lewis Cd w.
Ivanhoe, n. C.--WOOdcock, John A. I'd d..
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-11-19
Heads of New German
Government Announced

BERLIN. Nov. 16.-(By Wireless
to London. 3:12 p. NJ. by the As
ISOLATED Press. In accordance with
the decision of the council of nation
al plenipotentiaries the department
of state in the new government has
been filled as follows:
Foreign Office, Dr. w. s. SolR.
Treasury, DR.. Schiller.
Economics-Dr. August Mueller
Industrial rehabilitation, DE-.
Koth.
War food. Emanuel Wurm.
Labor, Major General Ssceuch.
Admiralty. Mann.
Justice, DIR. Krause.
Postoffice, DR.. Ruedlin.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-11-19
ROrsChach is a popular watering
place of about 10000.
FORMER CROWN PRINCE
ENTERNED AT SWALMFN

LONDON, Friday, Nov. 15.--For-
mer Crown Prince Frederick William
of Germany has been inteUned at
the castle owned by his friend, Count
Gisbert Wolff Metternich. at SwaI-
men. a town in the province Of Linn
burg. Holland, says an Amsterdam
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
company. 1t is reported his wife is
with him
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-11-19
EMPRESS ZTTA'S LUGGAGE
ARRIVES AT RORSCHACH

ZURICH, Nov. IG.--Lugga be
longing to the former Empress Iita
OF Austria-liungary, has arrived at
RorschaCh, on Lake Constance.