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1904 ONLY THE Uft OF EVEIYTffttKT THE QUALITY And delightful bouquet of. our whiskey appeals to good judges. Its the kind you want IF YOU'RE PARTICULAR. OUR GUARANTEE Goes with each bottle you take no chances her 9 I. ALABAMA Wholes 33 N.

POR8YTH Prudential lar N. RVOR THREE STORES. OorStote wm he CLOSED TODAY Onaccouiitoftke the Death of M. S. BYK of Ca.

LACK OF CHURCH INTEREST SIGN OF NATIONS DECAY NEW YORK. May 18. Mans nonattendance at church services and the supposed reasons therefor. has be discussed by the clergymen in many Xewt York pulpttt TlIy ascribed the absence from church to a. rack of re ligious sentiment and 1 disbelief in the orthodox religion of salvation.

Rev. Dr. Mlaot J. Savage. it the Church of the Messiah said axe probably some peops In the world who do not so to church because fiber are bad.

but there Ill" more persona in wBom there Is Jj .1 senUment. nothing to wUrn 1 reiilioua serrloe appeals just UK Ihcro TO sersons w1th tUe artistic 0. rausil rpprecia tton. A. change come vr the peo.

ple and it seems that thewhJI rthox plan of salvation is no lised1t When making excuses about going to church people always lave 013 point in view What shall I gcT What shall I enjoy Shall I bo pleased with the music Shall I be thrilled witV the eloquence Bsmember that it is more blessed to give than to receive and that the attitude of. a beggar ill through me is not. the that a- ma can take. Rev. Iowa Cattleman Robbed.

Chicago May 18. Alonio BrltoW of Bedford. Iowa. has reported. to the police department the loss of.

10700 which he received nom the sale of three horses at the Union Stock yards. He flays the money was in a small satchel and that the thief slashed the side of he bag with a. knife. thereby enabling him to Insert his hand and purloin the two packages of greenbacks. Moroccan Rebels Repulsed.

Paris. May 16. According to a dispatch from Marnia Algeria the followers of the Moroccan pretender recently at tacked the sultans troops near UJda and the former were repulsed after severe righting. Fifty of the sultans troops were Wiled. The rebels losses are said to have teen heavier.

Dr. I. 3. Hldamal in the Pint Baptist church. said The rising generation Is not a going one.

This may be accounted- for by the fact thai this generation is more Intellectual than the previous one but intellectually not and ought not to be a bar against the church. Men do not believe In the Bible. Thor say the book coo tains uncertlnUII As long as they will have those unnatural sentiments the atttnchl1 by the male era will alway continue to be light' Dr. N. D.

hulls. at Plymouth church. Brooklyn scathingly rebuked the tendency at the times to place material development and the possession of tnwIccige morals and the obedience of laws. Is always a sign of the 6 icay the power of a nation. he said when we lose our Interests In our leers end poets and stand forth with words of wurtng In 1849 Carlyle hurled thunderbolts at Englands' economic system.

England scoffed at him. He slid England was making industrial machines of htr menv In the very counties where Carlyfe delivered his- warning the men have de terlorated to the point whers the war department deems them unlit for nllltary service. Consular Inquiry in Armenia. Part May 18. Th French consul at Erzerum and the British and Russian consuls at BltMs have been designated to go to lUsh in the heart of the Armenia.

district where Turkish outrages' have I be reported. The officials say that I they do not vouch for the accuracy of the first reports as they wejte brought by--native runners. Therefore a. consular inquiry has been undertaken. Dynamiter.

Got Only 400. Chicago. May 18. Overpowering brad. Ing and gagging the watchman and breaking into the private office of the steel mills of Foster Waterbury Co.

at Franklin Park. Ills. today. three men dynamited the safe and escaped with 400. Went to Prison Cumissfoo To AM Short Term a Would Ether Hare To Go On County Boads or to the ftum What th Senator of Hi Caue.

St Senator Dodd. of the forty- third district who WI convicted Gor don county superior cQurt a. few days ago of embulernent of public school funds which he held as county school commU loner and who was sentenced to. two years' service in the state penitentiary came to Atlanta. yesterday.

accompanied by his counsel. Colonel Ram- Muer arid presented himself at the otce of the prison commission for the purpose of beginning his sentence. Under the new convict system all short term men must either be sent to- the counties which are working convicts on the public roads. until such counties have their full quota. or they must be sent to the state farm at Captain Ooodloe Yancey.

secretary of the prison commission who has charge of assigning all the men. will probably have Senator Dodd sent today to the state farm. Dodd. it ealUed. is not physically able to dog manual labor on the roads and for this reason it was practically decided yesterday to send him to the farm.

Dodd Makes Statement Following is the first statement of his ease made by Senator Dodd to a. representative of The Constitution All I have to say is that after a trial the jury returned a verdict of guilty with a recommendation to mercy. It must be remembered that I Introduced no evidence and with all the evidence of the state a recommendation come from the agreed with my lawyers and we In troduced no evidence It had. It might have been different. Yet I believe no member of the jury believed I used the money.

I did not use it and that is the only reason I have been able to stand up under the terrible strain. I paid the money to the teachers of Gordon county and I believe all of them It and I now say under the law. if I am pitity I am only technically so and as to moral gull no man will or can truthfully charge me with that. I never expected to re celve such expressions of faith and confidence as have been given me by mj friends. Its more than I or any man could deserve.

This Is alt I have to say. Story of tho Case. Dodd was elected county school commissioner of Gordon county In tntr spring of I89 Several Irregularities were found in his accounts as county schoool commissioner beginning in 1900 and Leading up to January 25 1902 the date of the embezzlement on which he was tried and convict. Th small shortages discovered and standng against him up to this date were paid to the board by dir. Dodd.

and It was thought by those investigating the braks that the situation was not so serious as at first believed the shortages being charged mainly to loose methods In bookkeeping. A. further investigation revealed the tact that there had been alterations made In the Itemized statements of amounts due the school teachers in the county. On January 25 1902 anltemiz- ed statement showing the amounts due the school teachers of the county was made out by Commissioner Dodd and presented at a meeting of the county school board. The statement celled for a total of 281985.

This statement was made out in duplicate both copies to go to the state school commissioner in Atlanta. where they' would be signed and one or the copies returned to Mr. Dodd. It is charged that alter P. A.

Cantrell. the president of the county school board had attested the correctness of the statement of $2819.85 and turned the copies over to Commissioner Dodd that Mr. Dodd made Variety and Excellence The Underwear jump at this season is practically the biggest' of the year. A good suitable undergarment now becomes' a up a tonic to the body in more' ways than one. We must have variety enough in underwear to satisfy all tastes but assortment is not the greatest thing.

We must have the best that is made and it must fit. Our underwear is all made up to our order and does fit. Conaradi Lisle Flat Thread and Mesh 150. The Conaradi is one of the best liked underwear It has perfect elasticity with every quality for summer comfort. It comes in.

electric bleach and in tan with fancy stripes. 150 a Garment. UNIONS IT Good many men are buying union wilts this year. Here are the two best kinds we know of. One is a white ribbed lisle at 150.

The other is a. mercerized ribbed lisle in ecru price 250. Other good underwear 50c to 350 for all silk. 7' Whitehall. r' Fi TOOTH POWDER St louis Divine Prolesls kiost 0 Nashville.

Ttnn. May 18. The last days session of the Southern Baptist convention was opened with an hour de- voted to prayer for an Increase in missionary tabors and the service was conducted by Dr. A. C.

Davidson. of Birmingham. The question of work among the negroes was entrusted to a commission and the report will be submitted at the' next convention. The commission Is follows It. O.

Dawson. Alabama J. F. Love Arkansas J. K.

Free. Georgia I. Warren. Florida I C. Stalcup Georgia J.

S. DIM Kentucky E. O. Ware. Louisiana W.

F. Yarborough. Maryland G. N. Hyde.

Missouri S. C. Thompson. North Carolina T. Cady South Carolina A.

W. Browne. Tennessee G. W. Truett.

Texas B. R. Carver. Virginia bud C. C.

Coleman District of Columbia. The special order was the consideration of the work of the Sunday school board and reports were submitted by subcommittees to whom tt- subject was referred op Saturday. The first report was on the present status policy and management of the board and coihmended the purchase of the new headquarters as a. good Investment. The report valued the property owned by tire board at and the equipment.

working force and business policy- was unstintedly approved. It is shown that the -appropriations have been heavy and that notwithstanding this tact nearly SI 1000 was placed to the credit the reserve fund last year and the fund has been Brought up' to 532000. Nearly 50000 las been paid Into the denominational life during the thirteen years' existence of the board whose annual earning capacity Is placed 5300000. The of the report on Bible and field work shows a healthy In crease In receipts and the committee recommends that Bible days be ld by the Sunday schools during June of each year. A general discussion of the reports followed and Dr.

DeFord. of St. Louis en tered a vigorous protest against teaching children that there is such an entity as Santa Claus. He said It was a myth and a hurtful abomination that should relegated to the rear. Dr.

DsFord said to children this deception was exceeding If' hurtful. In that it would encourage and train children to be deceitful. The oldqueMlon of helping the netro was sprung and Of. Frost said he was surprised that the Issue should have been raised in view of existing conditions. Dr.

Frost. said the publishing Board had voluntarily extended aid to the negro Baptist publishing house which had not so llciled their aid. The reports were adopted as were also the reports of the committees on pubU- caUonli and periodicals finances and foreign mission boards. The officers of the various church boards recommended for election ar Rome W. W.

ndrwn president B. D. Gray. corresponding secre- tary Walker Dunn. treasurer hi.

X. Welch. recording secretary B. F. Ab- butt.

auditor. Sunday School Board E. E. Folk. president J.

M' Prost corresponding secretary and treasurer A. B. Hill. recording secretary. and Roger Eastman.

auditor. Foreign y. B. Hutson presi dent- R. 1.

WlfAnlham corresponding secretary E. II. Bombui asl tant corresponding secretary W. T. Derlaux.

re- uordlng secretary John' C. Williams. treasurer. and T. Sands.

auditor. two more copies of the statement adding Um served to a number bf the teachers. thus running the tots up to 352850. These two reports or ttcutl wets then sent to Atlanta to the state school commissioner. The ne of F.

A. Cantrell. president of the county school board was signed to both. statements. and on this act hinge one of the charges of forgery.

At that time only 278351 remained of the amount due Gordon- county for the month and A check' was sent Commissioner Dodd for that amount. Upon Its receipt. so it la said. he entered the amount of the check on his books as being 281985. and later when the additional check received for 70865 no record was toads of Its receipt In his office though the bank officials say the check was cashed by thebank for Commissioner Dodd.

The original statement the one that was passed upon by the county school board end signed by President T. Cantrell. was retained In the. office' of Commissioner Dodd. and bore the name of State School Commissioner Glenn though Mr.

Glenn says he dt1 not sign It. thus another charge of torg- Sri bobs up. There were several other deficits arid alterations In the accounts of teachers. but the above act on which a bill of In dlctnient was found and uponwhich Mr. Dodd was convicted was the most serious and as published In The ConsU- tutionthe day following the conviction Judge File said he Would recommend at the fall session of the superior court that alt hills now standing against Mr.

Dodd be nor pressed. When Yr. Dodd left Calhoun for Atlanta early Saturday morning to report to Deputy Warden Jake Moore he was net. eeontanld by as ffioer but came HorCiiy Is tatedffooi Inspection Bureau Ii Severely crth. cised by Blount Railroad Claim City Has Grown Despite Present Freight Bate Som pf the Dli- crlminatIonL The state railroad cRautnilelan met again yftrflay to continue the tieaalng or the complent as to Ifrelcht rite discriminations against Atlanta.

and other Georgia points entered by. the Atlanta freight bureau. This hearing was heron some weeks ago toot continued to time convenient to all parties at Inter- est. It was shown by four or five witnesses called to the stand yesterday that va- rIooII discriminations exist against Atlanta In the matter of freight rates. while the raUr0a3 men present sought to bring out that the city had grown and the rf those who contained had grown despite the existing rates.

It appears to be a part of the defense on the part of the railroads that the pres ent freight rates have not interfered with th growth and development of the dty. Against this It will be rtiown that the growtih of tha cUT ten seen more In the direction of inie office buildings ami representatives of foreign corporations who simply take orders for direct ship- men 13 from milts located at other points while the manutatrJrlng enterprises ot. ha hot developed to anything like the extent that would fc possible with un equitable system of freight rates as compared whfti other cities with which Atlanta must compete. The witnesses called yesterday by TV. A.

Wlmblsh attorney' for the Atlanta re bureau. were Atlanta business men and manufacturers. They were examined by Yr. WnMsh Superintendent H. T.

Moore of the freight bureau. and for the railroads by T. X. Powell of the Southern Jossph L. Qrsham of the Central of Georgia A.

Pope. of the-Seaboard vr Line Jam Henries. of the Atlantic Coast Line and others. Members or the comml on all of whom were present also asked occasional questions. There Te present some fifteen or.

twenty railroad truffle men and a number of rftizens who are interested in the proceedings. The commission is conducting the examination with a view to toorcertaining what unjust drimInatiors exist in rates generally against Atlanta and other Georgia points. and to determining by what methods If any the evils complained of can the corrected. The commission has power only to raise or lower rates within the state and aa to interstate die- crlmnatlon. applications for relief would have to made tothe interstate com- met tommfeion.

At the Morning Session. Mr. Rorenbau-m of the Atlanta Wood- ware Company. was the first witness relied at the morning session. lie complained that the heavy rate charged on his product compelled Mm to hip from other points.

For Instance he got a rate from Port Trxrufh. Vs to Albany of SI. while the combination rate from Atlanta Is 249. For this reason he had been compelled to ship from Portsmouth to protect himself. The rate to twenty-nine Georgia point from Portsmouth hp said.

Is 49 2 Wnts lejs than the tale from Atlanta to the same points. The rates from point. on broom- handles tc Spartariburg. S. C.

he said. 15 Nhan the rate to Atlanta. though both points are In tile same territory. Mr. um gave figures in several Instances to show that almost every point In tai-e section ran secure woodenware products from.

Michigan at B. lower rate than Atlanta can. Mr. Rosenbaum showed that Otto river points have an advantage ovr Atlanta on glassware to Georgia" points of 41 cent in car load lot white Virginia cities have an advantage on the same product of 30 cent- Without hl' Portsmouth house. Mr.

Rosenbaum said it would be absolutely tin- posribl. for him to compete in this territory with Virginia cities. B. M. Rlount.

pretdetot of the White Hickory Wagon Company. was on the stand both at the morning and afternoon sesitrms. Mr. Blount tie-id he did an annual bu lne ss of 300000. Most of his raw material stated earn" from points north of the Ohio river.

Mad his furtor been loceeted in Chattanooga he could have saved he Id In' the lat year 2120 on freight alone. Mr. Blount said for twenty years Pittsburg had shipped Irons at the rsguiar iron rate but with the establishment of the southern weighing and Inspection' 00- reau a tel oltasificationrate rate had been charged whlrfi 1 much Wyher. The rate on axl to Atlanta. heel tx increased front 42 to SO cents.

Much of Mr. Blounte testimony In the morning wet to show what a great advantage Chattanooga has over Atlanta. In the nut of freight rate Went for Inspection Bureau. At the afternoon session Mr. Itlount went for the- Southern weighing and in spection bureau.

He told how he had paid 42 cents on hair rods and box plates from northern points until thta bureau came alorg and told him that there was no classification for these article therefore he would have to pay 68 cents the future. Formerly they had been handled at th regular iron rates. There was no Justice in this he declared. Speaking or the Inspection bureau wd he did not know where dt ot its authority. It maintained a corps of tn torhe sad.

WhOSe principal busl ness seemed to tie to break open boxes Mid packages belonging To shippers arid damaging their goods as far poa 4ble. The institution. he raid. Is not chartered ant what right It had to do business he di i not know. He preferred to deal dl- pertly with the railroad authorities.

On one occasion he had presented a. claim to 1. A. Same of the Western and Atlantic and Mr. Sams' told him he could do nothing In the matter ftep the Inspection bureau.

i ptssed upon It. This was a ease of illegal classification. I think. one of the needs of the hour ft clearing house for freight bills sniotog the shippers said Mr. Kcnmt.

The present system be a U2020IUfh nui series. A man came into my place and a1d he would go over. my. freight bills for the last ysaf and point out all the tfb Tg for on hal I permitted htm to do so and I think my half of th proowds ww about 100. The ran- PRESIDENT POliry IECE SAYS RUNA WOMAN'S FRIEND.

Minnie Lee Collins of Tennessee says Peruna cured her of female trouble after the best physicians had failed. Mrs. Minnie A Collins. Grandniece 0 the late PrM bJ nt Jn K. Folk writes from 912 High Street.

Nashville. Tenn. For several years I experienced a severe attack of female trouble. The best physicians prescribed for me but without avail. Two years ago I begin to take Peru at the advice of a friend.

I noticed a perceptible improvement at once after taking several bottles I was cured. I hold Peruna in high esteem and am always ready to say a good word for it. MINNIE LEE COLLINS. This is the same old story told by e. thousand women In a.

thousand different ways. Female trouble doctors fail to cure- Peruns as a lat resort a happy relief from a dreary servitude to aches. pains arid a complication of physical anguish that can never be described. These women all tell the tame story. Pains all goes.

Dragging sensations gone. Quivers. and throtIbings and trEmbllcl and dizziness and nau ea and the Irregularities and painful periods- all gone. In their place iha come vigor and vivacity. health and hope.

peace and patience grate ant gratitude. roads. hut certainly no railroad Is entitled to cent more than tanlJaCCOld IE to Its own tariffs. Mr. Blount said his wagon factory WB established in 1885.

lie then made 3000 wag on annually and now makes 8000. It was true his business had increused but tmsintea here he said. Is done on tremely close margins. In no case has It grown half so fut as would have Jen the. tacit hat equitable freight rates pre- valed.

A a Distributing Point. H. II. WIiiteonb broker and a member of the Plienix Supply Company gave some Interesting figures regarding Atlanta as a distributing point. on cereals- are made fob Chicago with freight added.

he said. The rate on cereals to Xtlanta from Chicago Is 42 cents and from. Atlanta to Albany. Ga. 35 cent melting a emrfoinaton rate of 77 nU.

As agalcat this Louisville has a. combination rate to Albany of 47 cents. Nashville a comtnntkirt rate of 49 cents. while Richmond ant nearly all the Virginia cities have a rate of 41 cents from Chtaiso via Richmond to. Albany ilS.

The rate from Xasnville to Albany LOIS cents lower than the tOth from Atlanta and from Richmond it is 8 cents lower. The rate from Chicago to Atlanta Is. 42 cents on cereals arid. from' tlsrita to Brunswick 39 rents. making a tr Ul of 81 Cents The combination rate from Chicago via Louisville to Brunswick is 39 cents and from Nashville 44 pent On starch.

Mr. WhCteonib said. the ratp-- from Chicago to Atlanta Is 50 cents and from Atlanta to Columbus it is 13 cents. From Chicago to Columbus direct it is 50 cent The rate from' Chicago to Richmond's 14 2 cents and from Rich moti to Columbus 35 cents. so that starch can be shipped from Chicago.

to bus via Richmond 2 cent cheaper. than it can ahtsped direct. Similar discrepancies and discriminations were shown to other points. Mr. VMtcom5 said ih ed at handle 250 cars at starch a year there tor the southern cotton mills where he now hftndl only six or eight for the same trade.

The reason is that lie used to ship starch as refined grits at a. rate of 34 cents from Chicago. One day four cars came and the Inspection bureau refused to liver them unless paM 6375 per oar snore. The rdgiht had been prepaid anct he plaped the freight bills in the-hands of the Sheriff and got the cars. He gave eimilar guru on glucose.

rhowx lot that as a result of increased freight charges Atlanta la rll Ulr losing out as. a dt point. Tn hearing will he continued today. Peruna. is a wonder worker to female diseases and yet the explanation of it.

is simple. Catarrh Is the cause. or these troubles. Peruna cures the catarrh Th canse being removed the symptoms die- appear. If you do not rc lve prompt and satisfactory results from the owe of PetUI1 write at one to Dr.

Hartman giving a full statement of your case arid toe will be pleased to pt's you his VlLtI8bi advice gratis. Address Dr. Hutman President of Tin Hartman- Sanitarium tinltnlOua. Ohio HEAVY FORCE MOVES ON All Leonard Wood. Will Avenge Death of American Soldiers Washington.

May 16. Major General Alnsworth today received a. cablegram from General Wade commanding In the Philippines. Is reply to a. message asking particulars concerning the movement against the Moros In Mindanao.

General Wades message being as follows Major General Leonard Wood. with 450 officers and men. are en route to recover the bodies of our killed. Two of the' number who were previously reported killed are. not dead.

It Is learned that tw who were reported killed are alive. There is no trouble outside of AU' band. Everything quiet in CottabLto valley. people planting crops and are anxious' to have' All taken and are fur- nlxhtBg assistance freely. and willingly.

Word frourthe expedition is not expected for several days. It will take the command six days' hard marching to reach the place where the engagement or May 8 occurred. Officials- of the war department' hesitate express any opinion about the movement or General Woods column. but It is evidentthat the toros will unable to resist such a force. Some of those vho are Informed concerning the attitude of the Horns believe that they will attempt to prevent the ad vance of the an soldiers In which case there probably wilt be a Hinter.

French Shots Beat Americana. New York. tiy 16. Scoring hag jIst completed In the rifle and revolver match between a French team of riflemen shooting In Paris and an American team here. On total qoints the French- men won" by 439.

The American team beat the French 311 points with the re volver while at rifle targets. French won by 760 points making a' net victory for the Parisians. Blood Troubles Bad blood is the source of numerous aches and pains the cause of nearly all stubborn long-continued dis. ses. When the blood gets out of- order.

disease germs and poisons of various kinds' find their way into. the circulation and some serious trouble is the" result. Rheumatism Malaria Old Sores and Ulcers Scrofula Anrnia and many pustular or scaly skin eruptions like Eczema Salt Rheum and Tetter. have theirbeginningin dblood. and only a remedy that enters ptru of the bodj.

So I concluded to try S. s. S. into the circulation and de knowing it to be highly spoken of. After uilng strovsthe germs and poisons.

number my blood Wall thoroughly purl- nViovpanvnormatipntirnod fled nd I. was relieved of. all eruptions and can have any permanent gooa mtnlfeit4Uoni I impure blood. I believe your effect upon' a disease Of this SSS to be an excellent blood medicine and character. anyone in need.

of such medicine would do yell YOU ran check a blood touieit. Mrs. 0. E. SROEJUXER.

cant cneci. Diooa BieBpEtterionStAmanc 0. disease by any external treat- ment the sores and. eruptions that appear upon the surface of the body are only manifestations or symptoms ofsome internal disorder that cannot be reached from the outside. SSS antidotes the pqi.

sons. htynors and acids that are. the real cause of disease cleansesand enriches the blood and builds up- at the the" general health. S. S.

S. invigorates all the organs and parts of the system and stimulates. them to greater. activity and strong nerves and renewed health is the result. If you blood trouble write us.

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CUA ANTEE ou here. Is Nolt 27 MIITLKTO 00 QT. Stote On aao rit of ath cItM W4 lI7 lSNtII iJJ. Ir Mans for. en 11 the' I.

di belle 8av e. hur KesShs 8 prob ly Wbodo to t1J re re 1" J. Ieiijli Ii mU 11 ha. come now j. Tie 100 th thi' ugh mH4 I e.

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ORM Commi on Oeio ills Sentence1 a She. Man He u1d I. Either1I What I the 1 I I State P. I eonv1ctednGor. embeulernent pub eomudiiioner serv ce caine nator 011' uterda endblm first state merit return lntr duced i law ers In- we be It.

money It. no sa I. so. re- expr lons xn I' an th 1899. 1900.

dlnt TnlS furl her revear count 25. I 02 an lteml amounts due' at ils the Men's Underwear arie t1nd rwear varietyenoughin sati gr atest our Lisle--Flat Uk mes 4 ION 1 150. is. rl Ineeru 350fQr SE 1 Chemists DtItI i io I say. say I It i.

It Is Is Grltless Goed. -00-KILL OLD NTA SAYS R. lOR iI renJs Friend1 1 The bors I mln l1am. I i i 1. lArkansas i I.

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th 1td rece. Ived Mftce ui. the bank i oneth8t board bore' 8choolComml loner GM n. oulh ct ftdhl heaecountll bl11 in. I die.

tm ent ae. upon. which M. r. as tutlon theda" follo1l1 theconv1cUon d1n1' 1y aa D.

t. anle4 ulum t. Jirt Ok ATLANTA lOSES BY UNJUST RATE How Cit teyented frQm- Being D1stri uting Point Rstlroeda some theI 1' crlmb ation. te an ay comp1 nt A tr ht Marf. was a conv no1ent obytou1' dl.

rlnifn tIOTis tlI i piTe nt wn duplteth PrM- ha. the edt dl I' eeT1 tie ant rlpre entatIvt5 merits wh le eS ot eelopedto Uk be othf co te. W1tn ses A mbl aflorn wereUlatl Y' rtnle dent fre1 raJlroo ratham othltIMembers cummiaeion lilo occa tonal 1T1 re esfnt dllz Inie ed gs. cond tIIg' all naUon to' a zrlmlnatlor At anta a. I an correct on 1 to.

the i I ROO lbaUID I i witness'l ge lI01I 1 pla 11 he I rint F01Inqtanct i Ptffi Jtltth Ia. 1 w. 1e I l' thl I I I 1 nts Ip I 8 artaIl1 urg. 1 ough I enroal1m alm1 st ever I fr hlgan Ir i I ana1 rgla- pol t1l I nt' ho Ir I I Ibl dtor I pr ldem I aftErnoon SP1 lid I 1lneoss I08t.or nt nty tih ng ori cla. lfi tlon en Cha dWh hl been increased tm y' th Teat 8 anta VeT matt ra I In- tlon Iad roiSsand fX lntJI alo that ca on In the be ratesThere deC' red.

tie tn. 0r8. he se kagesbe10nglng post4ble. I What. busiDE.

SS. h. dbt pr ferroo OO IAIon ad 1 ented 8aIJuo andAtIantIc Same ha CJt Uleogalc1a-lI5 tlon. is 21r. prei nt camelntomy We said 6aind r.

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