davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-18
Ninueiptan fp-operatiiiuistea met
icrien bbbistAs.

minneapolis, Iofaf. II y. -
2a9oet nuooen ii5GIld tuietput fatf
Fl NiinlteiotaE 500 fo-pperatiitpisto
nletierti oletrlaan nhteistointinnasio
fesfellGGn Iiind S6o,000,0o0 pbtei-
lesG morffinainsteenisld, lofa not
tenIn,i,l on polrtu oll,l(e ia jnEa III
lee fobottelltoan lpaltioa utaitptalolt
ben tl1otteet ia niioen bi,lat for
| feonmnlle fltin ne. olpaf fosfaun OIL
Ieet. S1nldn ennustufieu ilmniIe.
| mot t1dlld pibetDsid maitotalolts
n1pttelnsi6 pletpat n1aitotalouoen-
harioittaiat
225 fn=operotiiDisto meiieri1 OF
10 pbtDnpt idbdn allteen lGriestD0n
icnfa ittlili OH 0eiunelota Gp-Opera
the GreanlerD 0s'ociation. eSSnc. Gii
ben f,s,iluu iafenil,ti n1eiiereita sc
faurtisto paLtiosia ia ntulltamor
ntifon fitluttun alfaa le tointintaE
! irtt itir isattnsa Az Il Il
nuIostittain iaa5afieen rabtilinnat
6aIluenmof1i.
| I1dlldn uuoen pboist0fTen pddo-
ntnfIi on aietettu $4,000, iofa OF
ioettu S25 olaf6eiiiin. s5ofotier
iii5en Iiittnm1u nleijerirl on o8tetta-
no pfIi $50 olafe iofeista 100000
ipoipal,nan foboen, iotfa Ie folitte
lice. Maltion latter, n1lfnan OF
SIS 900 pdGontasta nlnptdina snltel,.
fnin life moi olfoa totnlintelia. "a
ma tarpeellinen pado1na merfittlIt
fuufauben fufuesIa ienialteen fnir
Ipboistpstd rpbopttiin idriestamoan
ia |en nirfoiliiat 'onoipat nselteir
| fatfea 1tertihn pddoman oIetnan
n,efietarn.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-18
Waailnan naitptalpnsnapttelg
lunnntte!laan.

W}inneapoIis, lofaf. II p.
0iime piifolla t1dlLd pioetDsid fa,t.
lnIlilesia ntnitotalous,paDt DtteIDsia
malittiin fonliteat, iotfa tulefpai
Illltnlittelef1aan fofo moaiftnan fa=
ltttdpdn MISUNDERSTANDING, toi,
nteenponenrista. gbbpslpoitain fong,
rest on ipaltultttdnltt tdllaIieen toi.
nlintonn Illtnnitellen rnaoilnlan maj.
totaIonslldrttelpn pioettiipdf|i 1922
n,l,tta tosld napttelpsid lpolittl, TO-
mitea htlee eIiEtalnodll fongresEille,
u ETH llioafiflnnndNtteID ftirrethtifiFff4T'
1923, eth enelnllIdil atfaa iGifi lDaI-
mistufiiin. aonliteon fltnnio=preIl-
oentifit polittiin 2)hopsmoItaiil
ncanlpiIielpsIibteert Geltrp 6. 8al-
lace ia preIioentisii aoninlliIen @Soi
totalous.obbistpfien preiioentti s.
6. &anMorn1an, Californian Dlio-
pistosta. gfii fonitean tebtdtDisto
on etIia iopitpa paiffa talle ailotll-
le naoiImannGDttelDlle ia 1nabDoIlis-
ia on, ettG ie tulee pibettaDafli Min.
neapoliIisia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-18
GDiuintp B40lax ID Nentuosto-
NeuajGH maIiIlG.

BrrfoiDa, Iofaf. II i. sooar
iDnara puolan ID NenDosto,N ,Nena.
Jan iDaliIld, iofa naptti oiuan ii.
neileitd nluittni1ia niiffoja tafape.
rim iollotn 9uoInn baIli4uS idtti
9senfposto-Wendialle alootin, tpcatier,
| Hiifan iopiHufien t1ptfamistd lofa-
titnn ipfioenteen paipaan menueg|a,
on MT nlelfein tdpoelIiiesti mdltettp
uuoelln iopirnuflelln nGtoeu baIli-
tuste,1 iDalilIG. !,
uuoen iopinltfien mufaiiesti @e-
nalan neulDoStoballitus olfaa heti
luofpltttalnaoa guololle nittd teioas
ia Dtstnria Eiiia eiineitd, iotfa fiIie-
tettiin Hu jlasta @enaialle guolou
|lafanlien idlfeen. BuoIalle Iuotpu-
tettaipten eiineioen ioufosic on la-
oottatn firfontelIoja, tebtaioen 70.
ne1stola q, M, iotfn pietiin 9gend-
lalle penaluisten per1dlliges11 10
1915.
NentpostobaItitlts mp5s toilnittoQ
'bett ipiraston 4suoIan elpafuofn1is
fonli6iIpnitIe, iofo ON tpiimpifpt foffi
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-18

Son Srancisco, lofof. Z y. -
@aiuienfulpiet n1Dttelii1 Roscoe
t"Sattb") Grbucfle tulee oietettdlpaf-
Il oiferoen fu,ilusteltenof'i ib1nis
tappo-iDptofIcsti marrost. 7 ,. 90
x,1n pGGtofler nntpi tuomari 2nu.
Serhncf toiimc torstoina, iolloin
noptteliid oil nlusto,Dasio fiiiiluste-
hsia ia iIntoitti olelponla ippt6i,
5ortd ipostuan tebtpnn ipDt6fieeil.
9potos iohtliu ndptteiiidtar Iirginiu
&appen fitolell1asto erat0en ndntteli-
jdin fefferien idlfeen mit,itan1asTa
5nn Jranciscon botellisia ioitcfin
Eiiffoio fitte.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-18
89-,unotias japanilainen nainen
.uaatii iotamarnstmSten
Ippettamista.

I Geattle, Masb, lcfof. II p. -
Tdnue on iaapunl,t matfalla Was-
bingtoniin fitulriia 89.nuoties ia.
panilainen naineu Maoa,ne anii
Yniin1a, iofa aifoo eiittda plan TO.
foontunalle aieibenrtiiunlis-fonfe
rensiille ajetuflenia naailn1aurali.
basta Tdrld noinen on oflut mer-
tillinen illllio Ssopanin iulfilesfa eld-
masla. Sun on perustonut Sssapa-
ni5ia Naister 3ristiIlileu 9taittilts
pboistnfIen ia on 40 ipuctta tcistel:
lllt nuisten oifeltfIien pllrlesta Sa-
panisia. 9du t,lee ilnlaiienaan TO.
foontuipille n1aailnan ualtiomiebil-
le, ettd Seponin taiiet maatisuat pp-
Iptudista inaailmanraubaa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-18

8erlii1li, Iofof. II j. 2eonib
2rasiin, &endian neumostoballituf.
Ell itltolnaisten IabetDstoien iobta.
10, sttlenee plan 2ontopieen, rDbt1dl.
Ieen iielli idlleen toirllilltaan gnQ-
,oantn ia Neltaian fallppaIubtei5eu
feblttdntiiefii. SaastattelusjQ IaliIlu,
RrasIia:
vNonllnlnismi ei ole fertn foif-
siaan epdonnisturlit. Deind Iuia8ti
a5fon, ettd tuletpaiIltus fuullnl fon,
ltunisntilIe, rnutta fnntrnnlligntin
Htifpdan totel,ttanninen Mendialld,.
oIa n1e enIifii piointille ntabbollije-
ia, on eri aiia. Mind pubun citpon
noraon. aon1rnuilististen aottei6en
sopii ,poitto oliIi ollut ntaboollinen,
los fe oliit tapabtunnt ntltislofin
1lalsIa Iamaten. Gon1nunistit nat
oitDcltapat, ett1 toiiisia Guropan
n1aisia Ell ole obotettatpisio pifaiiio
n1uutofiio, ia iifIi Men0ian on tabtp,
MT perddntpd Iitan faufotiesta etu-
aIemdstdcn.
.Saban on fofii iDDtd nlfonaa
laisten fopitalistien lpostustus ia TO,
fimoilet maiteanet. Wenoji ei nfIi-
nadn fDfene per,,stanlacn fonrlnu-
nisnito. sc Ell ole fDlIifii febittpug.
teollifesti. Observation-Disclosures on
taptpnDt teb0a mponnptpfii1 talon.
ppiille, iotta iobon aifaaa iDDtpitpdi
tafaufieen ettd malta ei palcuteto
luurilIc moononlistaiilIe. Mauban
aifana BE lpaatiipct enertti1tdn. Se
lnpos aniaitieiDat palffion usfoIIii,su-
oestoan ipba1 oialla.
Sun nellfpnstobcllitus ei fDennDt
antamaan talonpoiille tuotteita nelt=
nostoballitnfien .tebtaista, tiDtDi fen
palautton tnopaafoltppa ia ioIlia ia.
loltppifien nlDpbd Dliioalndnid lpo-
pailla mnrffinoilIa.
"Wenaia buluaa febirtdd Inonnon,
rttfolttiiaan ID toripttiee nIfonaaloi-
len pddornan ia ,,lfonaaIailen fofe-
mnfien apua. gntiiind uifoina Be-
.rdian teoIliluubet oIitust enirnuldf-
feen ulfomaoIoisten fdlisid, rnutta
iitdmastoin fi,in BE ennen aiottelilpat
main omien tntresiiesia tebitt1mis-
I'd, r,euipostobolIitas tabtoo mt oIla
Darn1n, eta rrocn eort tiiletpat tur-
matliifii Sos llfomaaIaiiet febit-
tdpdt Wendi1n lltoltnonriffaufiio,
tillee Wendid fiitd bnotDnl1Gn, paif-
fapa fapitalistit u1D5s 1aatpat flnrio
uoittoin.~
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-18
100 unilioonaa bollaria l1iuataan
Iainata inaaniuilielii1;ile.

Bnibington, Iofaf. II y. Sc
oeralisten fnrrniIainepgnlffien boil
Into iuunnittelee lpoitpanin loinata
100 nlilioonoa oollarld nlaanipilie-
liloille emf beln1itl,ubun u,ennesld,
mifdli ilmoitettiin ienGatin rlaantpil-
ielijain rpbnGd ebustatpaIIe fonli=
tealle.
Aoinitea. iobon flslluiipat ienoat-
torit Genpon, Sarrelb, Snrrts ia
6letcher, eIitti nlaalogllapasltfien
ballintofomitealle tebotnfiell. ettd
lainoieu 1HnantDilieliioille banffimiS-
ia ioubltettniiiia Gebotl1fleen iDcs-
tottiin, ettd laiuoia oltiit idriesta-
nlasia min nopeosti fltin ballinto-
foiniteon marat ialliipot.
Qaiffiaan TIT milloonon bollariit
lainabafeul,fiet oil hallintofornitenl-
le eiitettD, mainittiin lenoattorien fo-
miteolle. 60 milioonan bollarin or
posta bonbein of lltllri lasfettu Tiff
feeieen ia Inn npfpiiin iaataipis'a of
80 ntilioonaa bnllaria, toiiDoi bal
lil,tofonlitec, ettd ie motif emf belnli'
fluthun nrennes9d lair,ota nleantpil-
ielii0iILe fatffiaan noin 100 nlilloo-
lua bolloria.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-18
psina.fotam nanbin ianpmalebti.
mics fnpllut.

minneapolis, Iofaf. II p. -
|eesrbing Eoob. 8O.tpuotins 9astings
@asetten toimittaia, filoli iairaalas-
ia tGGIld mii,n. perientaina. SSrping
goob on ollut Gastiugs @aoetten
toilnittaiana so puotta ia oil man
BIN ianomalebtimies Minneiotasia.
s;rping Sobb, 11uorenlpi, on ilanld
fans|a toiminut Iamasfa ianomaleb=
tiliiffeesiG.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-18
Gnnfojenliittu tebnpt pddtDfi.nia
G5leeiinn jafamiIesto.

2ontoo, Iotaf. IA b. @enenesti
tdnddn Iaaplineesin tieoonannosio
ianotacn. ettd fanIojenIiitto on teb.
MT padtofieuia gId.SleeIian iato-
nliIestn ieurnatpnsti:
asuola tulee faortaan oiun Beptbe.
hin clueesto, nlntta fnipunfi tules
iddrrt1Gn SoffalIe. Gen Iii1fii tiiIee
BAoln iann1ann aoniasbuttenin ia
aattotpitain alueet ia oIin Sar1totpit,
GIN ia 2nblinsin pobioifistn piireisfii
2opplloie mnafunnasto tulee iaa-
s,adn gafiaIIe.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-18
Naisfin fdgttdniuen pplttrnineena

@inbom, Uli,,n,. Iofaf. II b. -
arn ruoisii motioa IS 'enttid bus.
telilta on Binbonrin fanpilnfi pdot,
tanpt fofeilla fen fapttdmiieIlG polt-
hoaineenc fnl,p,lngii, tpoiinosdiernaI-
Ia gaonet ntannipilieliidt n1iIId
tienctn otpat nrnosfin iIrHoittoneet
>slftalpania maisiio tonG tnlpena
fsssibiileu aiernosta.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-18
Mrmeiian ilmalaiiun inIafnlietnfIen
paliuelmflesfa.

Detroit, Micb., Icfaf. II b. -
gbopstpaltain ilrnailulaitofien mir
failiiat otpat biontarneet. etta or:
meiian ilntoloipoid on fdptettp ma
fiinonlielt iolofalietufieslo Ganaoas
ia Dbbbsnaltoihin id tdn1dn iohbos.
to iltofittaipct be eraiben ilmaiIu.
iirIeerien faptostd tutfittaDaffi iota
oifellbesja.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-18
Serb ostamnt 9Gnii-girginian biiIi.
taiippfiia.

&untington, @. Co., lofof. IL p.
&enrp sSoro ia poifania goieI g.
not Dierailleet 2dnii-8irginiasIa O.
lnlstanlilloan rultlla biilifaiipofIllIa.
5onGn ipierailun tarfotufleno IT.
lnoittaa SSoro olleen podgt1 IeItpillc
eifo biilifaitpoflisin moiba fanoa al.
faun tpondntaiien ia tp0ldisten tpd
lilld Iel.aifia Iubteita eta ielloincn
oiiialligiota" iota r1oilla faiiposaIi,
ella on faDtn alma fmlobesta 1898,
tpoitaiiiin ioa0e estetnffi. 9oro oi-
foo fits altaa opetiifiia mDo5fin bii.
Iiparooneille teollifuufIien iobbpsia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-18
Obteenid fuoli
GenitN tnIce faiittclsmadn MILAN
uGlitNf|eu.

ct. Earl, lofaf. IL y. - uniteh
States Grain @roiuer5 forporatlioo-
min ia Gqllitp fo-operatiilpiIen fes=
fuSliiffeen nalilla on te9tD Iopinus,
ionfa nlufaan Gqliitp tl,lee Ip1litti-
Intidn faifen milan, io11fa 8rain
Gromers life toilrlittan ntorfsinoiIIe
mnantpilieliidin pbteistoilninnan
fautta.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-18
NanSfan n,iesbnffa ipbasia
f,325,00O.

HariiIi lofcf. II p. Tadlld on
iulfoistu lopnllilet lutralIiiet nulne-
rot Gansfan rliesbufasta r1aa!lmon-
ioocs|a ia otpat ne ieltrootpat:
Bibolliien anlprntona fuoli 674,0O0
soolpoihinIo fuoli 25o,0oo
aooofiisIa, luult. fuollit 225,O0O
|aauteibin fuoIi $4,000
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-18
snonalainen taiteiIiia ganabasia

sssofu alta FIFTEEN gomontonisfa
alta., pioetpigld pleifigiG ndpttelpis.
ID on iieIId olesfeIetua ialosiarlpe.
liiincn taiteilija Sobonnes Slffo
iaanut ueistofiigfnon / polfinnon ia
srarnofonia ioittaiposta ufosta 2
paginnon.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-18

BentbIi, Whnn., lofaf. II ,. -
s. Sc. gIorf, iofa on,isrdo farrain
ldbelId YupoSfpa, nurtas,lia ,naileja
pobioiieen tdaltd, iImotttaa iaanecn-
ia 600 busbelic perunoita eefferiIta.
aou,tin ntan,1tpilielDsaiiamies IT,
moittoa fesfilndardiien iobon n6ilId
tienoin oleipon 200 busBelia eefseriI.
tG.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-18
abnenaumaan ,,fapinuitiijsiile'
mA6nnettA Grmabbn3.

SeIiinfi. (Mesta.) Suonlen
bnI[itus on p11ttGrlnt ntnontdd aM-
nestian Mbnenannnan iepornstiieu
|Iiifteen is5tdiilIe
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-08-04
DIST. INSTRUCTION SCHOOL
o. E. S. TO MEET AUG. 10

Mrs. Geo. Kincaid, who has re
Gently been appointed district depu-
ty of the Marietta District, Order of
the Eastern Star, announces that the
Marietta District of he order will hold
its school of instruction at the Ma
sonic Hall, on Atlanta St., in Marietta
Wednesday, Aug 10, from 10 o'clock
in the morning until o'clock in the
afternoon, Mrs. Nancy Heard Davis,
Worthy Grand Matron of Georgia, will
be in charge of the proceedings.
All chapters belonging to the Ma
rietta district are strongly urged to
attend and bring box lunches. An
invitation is also extended to all Wis
iting matrons.
The Marietta district includes the
following chapters: Douglassville,
Austell, Alpharetta, Hiram, Canton,
Acworth, and Panthersville, besides
Marietta.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-08-04
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS BIG
MONDAY CREEK DRAIN
Drainage District No. S, Cobb County,
1 Ga.

Sealed proposals for the construc-
ton of the Drainage improvements
on the Big MONDAY Creek Drainage
District No. 5, Cobb County, Georgia,
will be received by the Board, of
Drainage Commissioners of said Dis
.rict up to II o'clock M. on the 7th
day of September 1921, at the Office
Of Joe Abbott, Marietta, Georgia.
The work to be done requires the
digging Of about five miles of ditch
about seven feet deep.
The work to be done on BIG
MONDAY Creek consists of dredge
bitches containing approximately &c.
100 cubic yards of earth; the work
to be done on Little MONDAY Creek
consists of dredge bitches containing
approximately S,496 cubic yards of
earth; the work to be done on what
is known as Roberts Creek consists
of dredge bitches containing about
$3.50 cubic yards of earth. Making a
grand total Of earth excavation to be
Ill ,636 cubic yards of earth.
Also the removal of whatever rock
that may be encountered in and along
the line of bitches to be excavated.
A certified check for no less than
seven per cent of the bid, payable to
the Board of Commissioners of the
Big Monday Greek Drainage Dis
trict No. 5, Cobb County, Georgia,
must accompany each bid and shall
become forfeited to the District in
the event the successful bidder fails
or refuses to give the bond and un-
dertake the work in accordance with
the terms of his bid and the law.
The work to be done in accordance
with the plans and specifications now
on file in the office of the Clerk of
the Superior Court, Cobb County,
Georgia.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
G. M. WILKIE,
B. F. WEEKS,
w. F. McCURLEY.
Board of Drainage Commissioners
Big MONDAY Greek Drainage Dis
trict No. 5, Cobb County, Ga.
W. F. McCURLEY, Secretary.
31-32-33-34-c
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-08-04

brought up in the Russian capitol
Every one, he says, must be thus ex.
amined before being permitted to
enter. After their case has been heard
thy are either printed to enter, Oh
are refused, according to the Judge
ment of Moscow.
He was permitted to enter after
the Bolshevists were convinced that
his visit was entirely in the interest
of information and that he had no
desire to spy upon them or to injure
their cause.
He states that every person per-
mitted to visit Russia, regardless of
their standing, that is, whether they
are worker, capitalist, or what not,
becomes the guest of the Socialist
government the minute he steps up
on Russian soil and remains so I'M
til his departure. And during this
time, he states, the guest, regard
less of what he is there for provid-
ing the government has considered
it is legitimate, is clothed, fed, hous-
ed, transported and entertained free,
being permitted to pay for nothing
during his stay in the country. He
goes where he pleases, investigates
what he likes, and all at the expense
of the Soviet government. There is
said to be nothing parallelling this
in general way in any other coun-
try in the world.
It is stated that Foster is in Rus
STA neither as friend or enemy of
the Bolshevicks, but merely in the
interest of the facts for the FEEDER
ated Press
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-08-04
ALLEN AND JENNINGS
CONVICTED BY COURT
CONTINUED from page ~

making whiskey, s months; Maude
Berry, col, carrying pistol, $500
fine or 8 months, viii pay fine: Wi
ley Battle, COL, making whiskey, II
months, fine 81 100000, motion fol-
new trial; P. F. Stallings, assault
$4,000 fine or months, motion
made for new trial; Sid Allen, char
ges. guilty on and plead guilty OF
another. other 2 held over, put or
probation for years and fined 81
10000; Will Smith, COL, horse steal
ing a to Z years in penitentiary,
Powell Ragsdale and John Harris, as
sault. $4,000 each, paid; Julius Brown
9 charges of burglary, 8 months on
one charge and 9 months on other
Andy Speares, whiskey in possession,
3 months, motion new trial; Lloyd
Smith, Assault and battery and whls-
kew. 8 and A months, motion new
trial; w. B. Hayes, 2 cases whiskev
in possession, fine 100000, paid
Douglass Jennings, manslaugnter, 3
to 6 years on state farm; in the d1-
vorce proceeding of NMable H. Lovin-
good VS.. Roy Lovingood, second de-
gree granted.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-08-04
SMYRNA

Miss Beatrice Dodgen left Wednes-
day for Chattanooga to spend week
with relatives.
Mrs. Howard Matthews and son
Howard, are spending some time in
N. C.
Mrs. Bisaner and daughter, Ema-
lyn, of Cedartown, and Mr.. R. L. Nc.
MILAN and Mr.. Geo. Mcmillan, of Ac-
worth, were the guests of Mrs. Gil.
bert's family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hery Carson and
Miss Mabel Reid and Mr.. ugh Dodgen
spent the weekend in Tallulah Falls
Mrs. D. B. Curry has returned ia
her home in Jacksonville.
Rev. A. B. Couch was in town two
days last week visiting friends.
Mr.. Columbus Jones had a stroke
of paralysis on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Oslin, Of Allan
ia, spent Sunday with friends.
Mr.. Arthur Hasty spent the past
week with his parents
Miss Jewel Stewart has returned
from Dalton where she spent the pas
two weeks
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-08-04
VISITORS TO RUSSIA
TRAVEL WITHOUT COST
Federated Press Writer States
That All Visitors Expenses
are Paid by Soviets.

The Journal is in receipt of an ar
ticle written by William z. Foster,
famous as the labor leader of the
steel strike of 1919, who is in Rus
STA for the purpose of writing of con-
ditions as found there at the pres
ent for the Federated Press Bureau,
which tells of the treatment accorded
to visitors to the Socialist Republic.
He went to Europe only very re-
Gently for the purpose of entering
Russia, so that what he has expert
enced may in every respect be con
sidered as the very latest methods
of the Bolshevists.
he states that he had to wait in
border town until his case could be
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-08-04
EXECUTORS SALE.

BY virtue of an order of the court
of ordinary of Cobb county granted
at the Feb. Term, 1921, 1 will sell be-
fore the Court House door in Mari
eta during the legal hours for sales,
% acres of lot of land, No. 796, 20
acres of lot No. 1877, SO acres of lot
No. $50. All in the 18th Dist. and
End section of Cobb, County, Ca,
and bounded on the North by lands
of j. B. Barfeld and R. D. Barfeld
on the West by lands of H. Barfeld
on the South by lands of J. D. Delk
and East by lands of j. D. Delk and
Black, and being on the J. M. Moore
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COBB COMMISSIONERS
SCORED BY GRAND JURY
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the Communication road tax in their
respective districts and to use the
money thus derived, or such part as
may be necessary, for the repair and
maintenance of roads in their respec-
tive districts.
The contract with the state high
way commission calls for the COM
pletion of the Dixie Highway with a
hard surface road to Loves street in
the town of Smyrna and the present
ments recommend the full carrying
out of the contract. The work is now
under way on the Dixie Highway in
this county and is completed from
Marietta to within a short distance
of Smyrna. The completion as per the
contract will give a first class hard
finish road from Marietta almost
thru the city limits of Smyrna. The
Dixie Highway thru Smyrna, known
as Atlanta Street, is a very jolly and
disagreeable road at the present and
the proposition to put it in first class
shape will meet with the hearty ap-
proval of all who have to travel this
road.
The approval b ythe Grand Jury of
the bill calling for one
man county commission makes
its adoption by the people of
the county an almost assured fact
when it goes before them for ratifi-
cation. The bill has already passed
both the senate and house without
opposition.
The only other recommendation
was to the effect that the county COM
missioners purchase two dozen chairs
for use in the grand jury and jury
rooms, the judges chamber and 9th
er places in the court house.
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CAPT. IRWIN'S DEATH
BRINGS WIDE REGRET
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Continued from page H.
than thirty years, and up to the time
Of his death.
There We're few men of greater
personal popularity, than Captain IT.
win, and he numbered his friends by
the hundreds from all parts of the
state.
The funeral was largely attended
by relatives and friends, including
many friends from the state capitol
in Atlanta, with whom he has been
associated for years. And the beau
tiful floral offerings bore silent tes-
timony to the love and esteem in
which Captain Irwin was held. The
services were conducted by the Rev.
r. r. Claiborne, at Union Chapel,
the little stone church near the Irwin
home, and which Mr.. Irwin had at
tended for years, and of which he
was devoted member
His remains were laid to rest in the
family lot in the City Cemetery, rest
ing beside his beloved wife.
Surviving Mr.. Irwin are, one .daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. E. Irwin, of Marietta, and
seven grand children, of deceased
sons, and nine nieces and nephews
He had reached the ripe age of 78
years, and died in the steadfast faith
that:
"His spirit would return
To Him who gave it birth,
Who captive, led captivity,
Who robbed the grave of victory,
And took the sting from death"
The pail bearers were, Messrs. Os-
car Bornes, D. N. Anderson and P.
W. Camp, of Marietta; and VIM. B.
Harrison and Jas. H. Pledge, of At
lanta.-Contributed.
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home place where said J. NJ. Moore
died.
Said lands to be sold as the Est. of
j. M. Moore, deceased, for the pur-
pose of paying debts and distribution
among heirs.
Terms; $4,000 Cash, the Balance
Dec. 1st.
This August End 1921.
Mrs. ANNIE MOORE.
Executrix of the Will Of j. M. Moore.
31-32-33-34
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back upon the platform with ore of
his hands ielG fast to tha trolley
wire by the electric current.
One of MS fellow workrnen, it is
stated, in mis- efforts to get him Loose
from the wire struck his hand sew
eraI Llows with a hammer or wrench.
This was NOT successful and he was
not released until the main trolley
wire was cut. Mr.. Starnes was then
removed in full possession of his con-
sciousness, to the Office of DR.. Minis
where it was discovered that while
he had been severely shocked it would
not in all LIKELIHOOD prove serious,
but his hand had one cd two bones
broken by me blows struck in the
efforts to teat him loose.
The cutting of the trolley wire sent
one end 20 the brick pavement where,
it is stated, that little girl came
near being hit. The wire, coming in
contact with the bricks caused much
noise which attracted quite a large
crowd
The Marietta chief of police came
immediately to the scene and kept
the crowd back so as to avert the
possibility of any one coming in con
tact with the withs. The other
inemen We're soon on the job repair
ing the cut trolley and in fifteen or
more minutes the line was again in
working shape,
SO far as is known the injured line
man IS doing as well as could be ex-
Lected under the circumstances.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

EDITORIAL GRAFT-Ho, Hum,
sighed the editor of the Chiggersville
Clarion, as he glanced over a poem,
pinched off the stamp inclosed for
its return, if not available, and threw
the manuscript in the waste basket.
Aren't you going to send back
that poem to the author? asked
visitor who had dropped in for lt
tie chat
Nope. said the editor. I charge the
stamp for reading it.-Birmingham
Herald
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Suffered For Fourteen Years

Redwood, w. Va.-"Before the use
or DR.. Pierce's medicines I could