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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-08-13

drew his sister down upon his knee.
II hate to give you pain, dear" he
began softly. ut is only the knowl-
edge that am wounding you which
puts me i'll at ease. The fact is that
Beth promised me last night that she
would marry me in June. Frank is
coming out this evening to dinner,
and wanted to slip home and tell
you SO that you could get over it
before he came
Stella sprang to her feet
You are going to be married?"
she cried. You are going to leave
me and the dear old home and make
home somewhere else?"
1T had to come some time" he
argued, defensively. You see, Beth's
aunt will have to go back West
shortly and that will leave the poor
child without any protection
You can't expect me to remain
a bachelor all my life," he added,
with a trace of irritation. IT think
we have all been very patient with
your whims, Stella. Kiss me like
good sister and wish me joy"
y hope you will be very happy"
said Stella duly, but she did not offer
to kiss him and she slowly left the
room.
Bert watched her go with the sense
Of helpless irritation man feels
when he has unwittingly hurt wo-
man and knows that really he is not
to blame. He made no effort to stop
her, and Stella slipped of to her
own room to fight out her battle
alone
But here a fresh shock awaited
her, for as she curled up in the win
dow seat she glanced across the
street and was Mortified to see two
heavy trucks piled high with ropes
and tackle stop before the house
across the way. Gilt lettering pro-
claimed them the property Of the
Metropolitan House Wrecking Com
pany, but Stella did not need the
signs to tell her their purpose.
Stella hurried down the stairs and
burst into the library.
Bert" she cried, there are the
house wreckers in front of the old
Balm place. We must send Robert
over to tell them that they are maxi
ing mistake"
There is no mistake" said Bert
gently. There was decision in the
Court of Appeals last month. Frank
and did not tell you because we did
not want you to worry about it until
you had to. They are going to put
up row of fiat houses"
For moment Stella was stunned
by the announcement, then she went
over to her brothers chair.
Lets ask Beth out to dinner to-
night" she said as she kissed him.
"WeH plan for a double wedding,
dear"
Bert reached up and drew her
down to the comfort and protection
of his strong arms.
f'I'm glad you're going to give in
and marry Frank, even if he does
insist upon running away from the
house wreckers," he whispered.
but it's the first time I ever saw
the house wreckers act as Cupids. -
Trenton American.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-08-13
Fishermen as Golf Cables.

AS the result of the great dearth OF
every description of white fish on the
Scottish coast many fishermen are
turning their attention to some more
profitable calling. the most popular be-
ing that of golf caddy.
There are comparatively few places
Of any consequence in Scotland with
out a golf course, so that large num-
bers of fishermen are finding employ
ment in this way.--London Mail.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-08-13
Spoiled the Marble.

Sculptor, to his friend)-Well, what
do you think of my bust? Fine piece
of marble, isn't it?
Friend Magnificent What pity to
have made bust of it. 1t would have
made a lovely MULTIPLICATION vi
want.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-08-13

The Japanese Diet has just passed
the bill introduced by the government
providing for the refunding of the
consumption tax on sugar when used
in manufacturing condensed milk in
japan.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-08-13

The Missouri Senate Committee on
constitutional amendments has re-
ported adversely on giving women the
right to vote.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-08-13
Man Incompetent
Cannon Support His Daughters and
Forces Them to LLork

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told, by Bishop Doane followed" tSer
way into the industrial word by obtaining have
deprived of it, might be 400
unfortunate Elglshmen elbowed their
Black
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before
y driven from home school
Nfe.
able
maby that they themselves
robbed despoed
1907
realizes small the
shelter clothing
Of
possible their meage living
the whole matter he
realizing that he is economically (and spiritually
Of
which
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-08-13

the same sort of thing cccutha occurredn war
against disease the
three eminent physicians after quoting the remarks OF Professor jacob that
1T be possible that exterhate the
called but he patient"
The 1899
Of significance cum: When
dealing with tuberculosis the revealed the
the night
yelowsh the with from
don with
their health stimulation the
writer the notable
portions the the bacih had
entirely disappeared but with the disappearance of the specific bacillus Of
other in ten. with the symptoms of septic poisoning"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-08-13

The men Of Australia outnumber
the women by $4,000.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-08-13
fire TubercLe BdciM
Friends, Not FoeS2
BY Charles Z. Page, M ..

about time, 1t to for TO restore the peo
pie to their wits from which the bacterioogsts and germ
theorists have frightened them by OF scare tales
concerning the alleged danger from germs When sol
deFs into battle is manifesy important for them TO
know friends from foes Instances have been known in
which squads of the army the dark in the smoke
OF battle have fred into each other causing bloody sac
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-08-13

AS q rule white Nloaspmt are chs
most fragrant.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-08-13
The Greatest
Influence in NY Life

HE influences that aect ones life may nnumerabe The
lights and shadows along the pathway Of life aec US LOT
the moment and leave their lasting impressions upon the
memory. The lights inspire and elevate; the shadows
ALARM restrain and protect In the way our pres
influence AFFECT the lives Of others either for good
evil Far superior and ranscendng all other influences
benecent presence Of those true and pure
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-08-13

father who was the soul Of honor whose integrity was as
n He ad ne
his expressing his opinions and
hearted
child Intrigue deception foreign
his inspiring and ennoblng
the first taught
lisp the light guide life The tendes anecon
admonon
cherished
The splendid influence noble brother who the highest type 3
American character citizenship the refining influence OF two De
voted sisters who the light and Joy Of happy home
influences those
life with ali its struggles
achievements possible
attribute there Of
Circle Magazine
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
THE CANDIDACY OF HENEY
From Golfers Weekly

Among the lively and important immages Of the
Heney the object of widespread
Patrick Cahouns literary bureau show something
Heney
Calhoun avoid judicial present an
Heney made the of distacng attention
Calhoun
defendants with popular feeling Ieey safe
Three
He will district attorney f
his candidacy small extent deoend
large Already Chouns sympazers declaring
that capitalists they viii avoid
Among all the silly that dreted puts
familiar If country
look the election
Heny Langdon would not be com
PEELED
popular upheavas its Heney the
moral atmosphere San Francisco Before his advent
itself
OF public
the election of Heney the federal way TO
better things Champ Clark recently denounced the house
Of representatives the appointment district attorneys BY
Of
The said attorney
the would stealing public
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
The Weak Point in the
Defense of Balli1ger

HE weak point the argument of Secretary
Balnger relation public land Withdrawals pointed
by the Plttsburg Dispatch which finds that the defense
double and that its mutually destructive The
article OF faith the policies ntrnsically
detesbl had their argument ready sterotyped
that Roosevelt Pnchot had broken
including certain lands and rights the forest
Banger therefore had rebuked Roosevelt
restoring these lands and rights entry that they might be
appropriated Roosevelt law breaker and Bainger simply
did his duty under the law by permitting the appropriation public
property. The Dispatch proceeds:
But Secretary Baing
refusing three audabl We
therefore the impressive the
form:
First-secretary Blinger corporations
whoever gets there take the sites.
power
1t easily that this rather much for Secretary Bal
1t also fails
clear that whatever done this question all others, be
accordance with But there which
the public deserves complete light a to
The dispute raises question of fact we'll of policy
Mr. Balnge doubt by this time his haste in throwing
open to entry valuable public rights and property If the
tons Illegal there pressing hurry nvaida
Congress might be trusted mend the weak places
such exist and the secreays hasy action
parable injury public interests
Whether that injury has question which
congress will be asked investigate Charges
this regard made The full of semocial denials
behalf OF the secretary but these things easily
dstrusted with by the public which has
experience that they commonly characterized by that form
aehood described suppression the truth
of the truth.
forests and power rights among important of the
Roosevelt policies that have people, any
attack this principle will be bitterly
Mr.. Balinger is on trial.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
| The Dukes
Have
Few Friends

dukes and the dukes have noby responded
sell their land holdings money the country
The situation thus described by Adebert Larop Hudson
The situation its face quite simple The for old
which approval
budns Of 30e e]t ] an h naya pT0g a sailing @ for & the mmedae
INSISTED by the opposition have increased
which must be provided for in the budget
How shall this additional ased
willing the OF the of
uperfuit nionopole Under these headings
especially the Of liquor ownership idle
the
hotels and public well the stock holders
lords but also the majority of the conservative
The proposal called unearned increment of land
appears chief dukes they
Dreadnoughts but they quite willing that people
should pay practice
the past and accordingly they numbered the adjective battery
months Strange Say the shooting did prove
The government vby gained strength with the people Several
the ISSUE devey favor of the government The budget
obviously popular with the electorate and the dukes
The situation created carries dismay the
Northce who controls the Times the News
of that party tells the lords that they
taken the of the country. This from the Times
Stephens indications that
subtle that within the last three political
situation has undergone change That the feel
indicated confidence which exhibit
change comparable only the of the tide
when the moored boats swing slowly round
little left but call Lord Northcffe
There superuity of excited language no plan
For the London Express shouts that fights
away will live suffer terrible ouncing when he
caught and adds that "it stupidity white
All that hard Northce still dearly loves
a duke.
It is the fact that London press is opposed to
budget the debate supply the value
of campaign OF mere vituperation
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29

CHINESE SIX COMPANIEs-E. B. p, Liver
more. Cal. Are the Chinese six companies In
San Francisco association Of Chinese mer-
chants like an American board of trade?
The Chinese six companies is an as
sociation of representatives of the six
purpose of protecting the interests of
settle troubles that may arise between
sectional classes. The association is
not of the class OF American boards of
trade.
ToNGs-E. B. P. Lisermore, Cal. What are
Chinese stongs".
Tong is the name used by Chinese in
the sense that Americans use fraternal
or secret societies. They are as vari-
Gus as the purposes for which organ
ized.
ExAMINATIoN-A Reader, Sausalito, CAL
What qualifications are requisite to pass civil
service examination for postoface and railway
mail clerk?
Apply to or communicate with the
secretary of the civil service board,
whose office is in the postoffice build
ing, San Francisco. He will furnish
you blank form of application and
tell you of the nature of the examina
tion that has to be taken.
CARsfEN'S PAY-I. g., ST. Helena Cal
What Is the pay Of streetcar employees in San
Franciscos II man from the country gets a
job on the cars does he get full pay from the be-
ginning?
while you do not say so. it is to be
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

presumed that you want information
about platform men on the cars These
men are paid rs cents an hour when
employed. After they have broke In
they receive pay. The companies do
not teach the men their business and
pay for the privilege of teaching them,
AUTOMOBILE TOURs-Subscriber city. No
ticed In recent issue of The Call the scores of
certain automobile tour. How can / obtain
previous scores of the tours OF the same?
You can obtain such through the
agency Tor that particular automobile.
COLLEGE-A Subscriber City. This corre-
spondent wants this department to express an
opinion as to the merits and standing of pri-
Vate college. This department does not ad-
ver,ise any private Institution nor pass on the
others. who ask for information of this character
should write TO the institution ask for references
and consult such.
.A!NGEILoTTI-Sub Subscriber, San Jose. Cal.
Where was Supreme Judge AngeIlotti born and
educated?
He was born in San Rafael, Cal. was
educated in the public schools of the
state and graduated from the Hastings
college of law In San Francisco
STARS IN THE FLAG Subscriber. city. How
many stars were there in the United States Dag
at the time OF the different wars?
During the war of the revolution, 13;
the war of 1872, 15; the Mexican war.
2s; war of the rebellion, 35: Spanish
American war, 40. At this time, when
there Is no war, the flag has 46 stars.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
RidicuIe Employed to
Confuse Adversaries

Kowalsky, indeed a to
CONFUSE 11'eiSHIeS fear for he had idicule
often brought confusion his
member however
and
barnes and j. C. Winans a
which of
tried by taeman
you know the learned counsel here Wnans?
That brought Wnans his he
judge and
learned counsel knows veryv
Barnes saw that he had annoyed Wnans and when the tales
appeared he promptly asked him. Do
Again Winans protested
Barnes
addressed his protest to Judge Mcguire who the
he sad here for the
Judge Wnans haveno
under false
implied honor
the side
allude to m general
Barnes under to
military the He again
Winans Judge"
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
Second Ship Lost by
South Sea Preachers

LOST bY in
the South he bird dvesse elsentou
' -'ea ieS'nefS by the American
for work the South islanders
replaced
by the Southern cross
This vessel from Boston, Mass
visited all adjacent islands establishing
those already established Practically
the old Morning lived
known o ant trader
About three the board of foreign missions
modern
built Captain Alfred
when the
The Morning Star taken Seattle
The
the islands
finally during hurricane and all
o
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
About
Banking and
Politics

demptiOn OF its issues demand
This pan of all 1t has the full
ment OF the New York chamber OF and report
special committee of that body thus advantages
the scheme:
the varying needs OF
- It would tend to steady the Of interest all and
would enable extraordinary and sudden demands
for both capital and currency
81 It would relieve the federal treasury of the duties imposed
redemption
would
prolonged
% 1t would
the disposal
neither imitation.
Branches of the central bank would be established
financial take the place of the subeasures
existing The plan inaible for financial panic
generally speaking has been found European
better than other Nevertheless has
sion Of specie by the Bank of England in periods
past financial
claimed that the would banking politics
by relieving the government of its functions
tody But the that difficult
large this country of politics great and
central bank controlled from Wall might
overwhelming factor national politics. Anything Adrich pro-
poses will be scrutinized very closely.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
The Insider
encounters in local courts be-
of the old giants of the bar who have passed
away and who ridcuIe most effectively
Baiiif Directed to
Stop War in Court
- oLoNEL HENRY I. KOWALSKY

sup " or IN SoHrl - him up and
mood his
see he said that General Dickinson dead and that brings
mind an incident that happened in Judge Cofeys during
Jeup trial Arayed
son and Hall McAise of the all OF them dead
Dickinson and Barnes finally Judge
Cofey simulated his baf Phil Fay exclaimed
Mr. Baihf can't something be
Up spake Barnes quick fash slightest
danger This fights in the piping times OF
But honor, McAlister poe
OF the defenseless civilian
McAer remember, physically
Dickinson with Barnes n a
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
Music From Spain
for PorfoIa Festival

Wanrel the
in
According plans chorus OF 100 the airs
and this number be increased considerably can
be secured
Much OF the will be old Castan ballads. the time
Potola left his land music Wan
has much labor will appropriate hecebrao
besides being extremely catchy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
Ruler of Tough" Men
B0ssed by a Woman

Ruler of "Touoh" Men The battle
! a house the
DoSSe1 Dv O"aH widow Smith,, the
boarding
Francisco recalls the fact that the sofng
that entered the life
she left him Shanghai Failing in
he uth throat
tough characters and
Big sailors and captains feared and him.
law along the front.
1t different at home The ruler of the
little child OF
small
spite of his hen
pked existence he found life byh
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29

as their best friend. Joseph N. Teal of the
Oregon conservation commission was loudly
applauded by the congress when he declared
I'VE are against the perpetual grant That
may be regarded as the fundamental principle
of the policy observed by Pinchot.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29

ECENT wordy disturbances the tariff in this country
tar outdone by the turbulent debate England
called bv
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29

the exchequer.
For months the tories have been ex-
hausting the stock of adjectives in denuncia-
ton. The budget was 'confscation,' social
istic' and just plain robbery 1t was de-
Xised of MALIGNANT DESIGN to nerseci1te the
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29

vogue in most European countries. Under this
plan the bank would take the place and fulfill
the functions of the national treasury 1t
would issue currency in such volume as the
needs of commerce might demand, and the
national credit would be pledged for the re-
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
| Wise Lumber
men Admire
| Pinchot

The La welcomes tins reasonable reoices
think that likely among eneht-
ened lumbermen of the coast
In the Pacific Coast Wood and published CITY and
speaking for lumber interests find the following:
Pinchot be
known he is hasen
the
in
policies
harm the lumber business production of timber materials
country and is
will be
splendid
Of
This the policy of live and let live Pncot appears have
the umbermen that their best interests
snning the reckless fashion Pinchot
would have the umbemen their opportunities wisely
they stop of turning country desert
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
Not More
Law, but
Better Reason

that these reversas epporune Missouri brbe
who but for this timely gher I'D"
would have been wearing stripes by this time.
We quote from the Constitution:
prominence echoed the con
New Orleans
almost fhe
by Const
Of
in
themselves unless
in
less
slave TO techni
There already law that effect California,
other but does appear carry influence
the What wanted law, but different
the judiciary The Call believes that this come
IN due course of reason and progress.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29

MEXICAN umbermen assembled in Seattle for national
a conservation have made their peace
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29

ingenious Judge CAN'T of Missouri, who made
himself figure of national derision by revers-
ing verdicts of criminal conviction because OF
missing the in one case and. superhuous
''e" in the other
1t is not, perhaps, impertinent to remark
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29

OWN south the Atlanta Constitution and the New Orleans
TmesDemocrat have been holding sort of symposium OF
Indignation reproof concerning strange bubbles of the
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29

ENATOR ALDRICH majority national monetary
commission understood favor radical the
system by creating central bank of issue the plan
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29

Genuine Spanish music will be feature c
the Portola concert which will be given i
Dreamland rink during Portola week Signo
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29

tinued Kowalsky, "he was indeed a foe to
fear, for he had faculty for ridicule which
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29

was waiting tor the last car to hau
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ld)iffs iibernomnen. Ion1iral 8rius
Seinrib lit gorliberloer oes slrbelts-
9lusi6ulies, melder oas l1nterneb-
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porbereiten ion. Sn 8erlouf Seq
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Die idon Dor fllr5em tn 9lus-
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geIeblng einer 9feibe Der mihtig-
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liegen boffnungslos oornieoer. Sine
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tporben.
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meloet, bob Ole Staot San Migllel
inter @aiier itebe. ssn Matamoros
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miro IN Corpus gbriIti Sic finite
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abgebalten.
Ser Soultoner gllrnpereill fat
oen yorl6lag, oie Salfte ieiues
8ruloitiifs 81 perfanfen 5uriidge=
tpieIen. Der benz 0ereill aebotene
greis betrug $4,000.
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giger unterbredung ser erIte 53ug
bon Saltiuo in 2areoo eingetroffe1.