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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-08
ECONOMY.

An economist of worldwide re-
nown tells us that it is the men who
earn the major portion of the wealth
of the world, but it is the women who
spend the major portion of the wealth
Of the world. Think Of the power
that should lie in that.
It is safe to say that there is not
one successful business man who does
not know exactly the expenditures
and profits of each department. of his
business. He knows just where to
increase his outlay and where he
ought to retrench. You never see
a business man search aimlessly
through books and papers for an adj
dress or a letter. He knows where it
is and wastes no time in getting it.
One reason men accomplish SO
much more financially and the re-
suits Of their labor loom up bigger is
because they waste very little time
through lack of system, says Jane
Howard Latimer. Women are more
or less creatures of nerves, because
their time and energy and thought is
wasted on non-essential things, caused
in most cases by an entire lack Of
system. How many women know how
much to spend each year to supply
their families with food? How many
women know how much is spent for
fuel? How many women know how
much OF the husbands income is
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-08
GOWN OF AMBASSADORS WIFE

GOWN OF AMBASSADOR'S WIFE.
Though she is of American extrac-
ton, Nine. Jusserand, wife of the
French Ambassador in Washington, is
Parisienne of Parisiennes in man
ner and in dress. So her gowns may
be taken as the newest expressions
of the views of French modistes. She
is wearing street suits that are far
from startling. One is of London
smoke-colored camel's hair, with
plain skirt and folds of silk braid.
The coat is a modified Empire, braid
ed heavily, and shows on a pale lay
ender crepe bodice, with silver and
black embroidery. Nine. Jusserand's
hat for morning is stiff, walking
shape. with great bow of black
taffeta caught with dull black
buckle and few loops of jetted Law
ender velvet. In the afternoon she
wears head covering at least a yard
across. Her hats are almost always
black, Directoire or Gainsborough,
and worn at rakish angle which few
women can initiate with success.
Nine. Jusserand always is clad cor
rectly in the respect that the articles
of her outfit match to the last detail.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-08

spent for clothes? II. other words,
how many women know some of the
essential things which are given into
their hands to keep wisely and dis
pense judiciously. You will all agree
with me, think, that these are lead
ing questions; and, in looking about
you, think, too, you will agree with
me that few women are prepared to
reign wisely and with justice in their
own Kingdoms. New Haven Reg
lister.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-08
KANE BARNARp,s MAYOR.

While matron of the United Provi-
dent Association "Kate" Barnard be-
came the controlling spirit in the po-
litical life of Oklahoma City. She
was the only one who could vote
the slum Independently of the sa-
loon. and, if need be. against the sa-
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-08
sCALLoPED APPLES.

Select one-half dozen apples, wash
and core. Slice across apple so that
each piece will be encircled by skin
of apple. Place in stewing or fry
ing pan, pouring over them about
one-quarter of a cupful of water,
three-quarters of a cupful Of sugar,
though amount of sugar is best de-
termined by acidity Of apples, and a
tablespoonful of butter Cover and
allow to simmer; when soft, remove,
cover and fry; when sufficiently
brown place in a rather deep dish al
ternate layers of the apples and
grated cheese. Place in the oven for
five or ten minutes and serve in the
same dish in which they were scal-
loped.-Boston Post.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-08

Chocolate Fudge-Materials: One cup of milk, cup
of pinch of soda three chocolate
butter the size of Put the soda in the milk and
the chocolate Mix all together till when you drop
little in water will make ball in fingers. Take
then and beat until it is stiff PASTE then spread
buttered platter desired, add chopped
the fire.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-08

Shoes, gloves, veil, fan, parasol and
small neck ruff distinctly accord with
one another. New York Press.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-08
SALMON WITH GREEN PEAS.


One can of salmon picked over and
broken into small pieces, one can Of
green peas, two cupfuls of thin, white
sauce, and bread or cracker crumbs:i
butter pudding dish, sprinkle with
bread or cracker crumbs; put in a
layer of salmon and peas, cover with
white sauce, repeat until all is used,
cover well with buttered cracker
crumbs and bake in a hot oven until
crumbs are brown Serve hot.
White Sauce-Two level table,
spoons of -four, two level tablespoons
of butter, one cup of hot milk, one
quarter teaspoon of salt, pinch of
pepper; melt butter in saucepan Gntil
it bubbles, add the -four, salt and
pepper, mix until smooth. then pour
the hot milk in gradually, stirring
each time. Cook until it thickens.-
Boston Post.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-14
Miss Mesb Ert.-ta-r.a.

IN coup,ueu: % Miss Emma Webb
who is visiting 20 the cry from Holly
Springs Miss v..a Mr and Mrs.
Rl- Webb. the latter entertained las.
night a, Lo-ala park A large mum.
ae- o., young people we're .u attend.
--cs. some took p,l-1es in the ua,.
ato-.u-. others engaged t7 different
games and :Ae bas, feature OF an
7ss a slDp.uous spread a, sun7--
time. N1t merely -et--samen.s bur
a FUN supper with a dozen good
things 20 "a, served ia a democratic
way
The guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Webb
were, III. and Mrs. Marvin Bell
Ms Basham. M- and Mrs. n. W.
Butcher. Mrs. Jesse Whitehurst:
Misses Emma Webb. Dora Clark.
DAISY II Cray Pearl Jones. Laura
Ledbetter, Jene Chenault, Olive Led.
better tea wolyerton. Blake Jones.
Blanche Hazel, Lizzie Dove, Ruth.
Hazel. Se,!e Butcher. Winnie HARDY.
Floy Whitehurst. Grace Jones. Mona
Ruth Webb. Mabel D!tzler; Messrs.
John Freeman, Newton Moore, Corez
Frensley. Marvin Wo!verton, Louis
Jones. Frank wolEerton. George VII.
iiams Eddie Ramsey. Lee Webb and
Frank whitehuNt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-14
IS MAKING
SOME STRIDES, TOO
ONLY ONE VACANT BUILDING ~
TIE TOWN AND A. sRonORE
FINN HAS SECURED THET.

Madll, Okla sept l2-So city IL
the state is growing faster a, he
present time than Mahll There Is
only one vacant store building here
and % has been leased by an Ard-nc-e
firm ths, will occupy i sao--iy TIE
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that are giving up ths.F veA,th are
he-e Day and night th.se vslf are
g.yrg vp their oil and & u be4rs
lo<de1 % TIE Frisoo to1 sa.yuec. 70
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sp1- cash Collections all 5s made az
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OUR GERMAN" FLOUR FROM
lABARsE

Is the finest flour that flour can he
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or taking off the husk and mashin'
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-14

IN the even. tha, tha statements
o. Cook and Pea-y about reaching the
north pole should prove 20 have 70
foundation would the outlook pay Co
Roosevelt a dollar a word io- faz
pages on vha, he thought Of nature
fakers-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19
City Hall Site

Mayor Mlers suggestion that the people OF Seattle be
given opportunity to choose from two or three sites
for a city hall is an excellent one
There a OF opposition to the site proposed
Yesler way part of which occupied by the old city
hail. will be considerably opposition to the
proposal purchase the lot lying east Of this SITE and which,
in the opinion people who should know very likely to
be found useless building purposes because OF the railroad
directly underneath AS matter OF TACT the
ton city acquire this lot appears much in the light
of an absurdity.
believes Seattles city hall should be north
of Madison and further than Fourth av.
In very few years Union and Fourth is just about
going be the OF Seattles business activity not only
In commercial sense but also regard Office buildings
city hall is built at Third and Yesler in ten
wears from viii be crying for building further
north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19

GOAT spells goat. That's me.
They were waiting for muh when
I showed up this morning. Every
saleslady I'm Taffeta e. Balbriggans
had read my censorship rules. and
was waiting for the fair author
with the idea Of saying things to
her.
found myself about as comfort.
able as an English premier locked
in an omnibus with a bevy Of
brawny suffragets.
They all talked at once, but |
could gather what they were say.
Ing, because their sentiments were
strangely similar. Remarks like
"the nervoyvorl" "thegallovverl"
"sheeznotsuchamuch" and "ainshee.
thelimit," WIS aDle TO catch right
off the bat. but what | muffed /
didn't want, anyhow.
Finally the individuals with the
most staying power made them
selves heard. II won't stand for
any mothering from a pin-feathered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19

Quay. You went 10 his rooms that
night Your husband followed you
there and the shooting took place.
False confession. chr i+ypno,isn'.
chr he laughs aloud.
We'll. guess IT'S international
las for yours after this. Mr.. Brew
nter.' he adds 10 Brewster.
There IL a cry from Mrs. Jeffrlea
"Annio. the truth must come out
sooner or later. Give Capt Clinton
the ietter."
iiui Brewster steps IN.
Excuse me. she Is my client"
be interrupts. = will take care Of
this. and taking the letter he
reads, partly aloud. partly to him
self.
Clinton CLEANS only enough 20
kuow Il IL addressed 20 Mira. Jeff
RES and that IL Is from Under
wood.
You must come 10 headquarters
with me- he snarls 10 Annie.
Just then Brewster makes the
discovery that the letter ia nd.
NEfHFf1 W hfhs atiiNiFhf H. BpA
a. Annie lie dstalus the two
women a minute. Are you solnE
10 Jet her 80 on the witness stand
and commit perjury " he demands
Of Mrs. Jcffriss
Ne. no." she answers. but
Annis'a face lights up.
~ hadn't thought Of that" she
says, "but " il can be done. why
no,g ls's a good ides--l'n, oiad
you suggested u. Everybody says
I'm the woman who called on
Robert Underwood that night
well, that's all right. let them think
so. What difference does Il make
as long as Howard goes free7
Il wouldn't keep Capt Clinton
waiting for the world" adds Annie
moment later. rushing from tho
room. leaving Brewster and Mrs.
Jeffrles dared and thoughtful
end Third Chapter.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19

should walk into thousand churches Thanksgiving
he would find the service going Of them
preacher thanking peace
half world each throa thanks the prosperity
thousands starving
make the the
the
prayer place
The children of a
abode Of peace plenty
thanksgiving that gander
than chanting the TIE a
dsappontments that they
blessings all things
JAMES WILSON
Occldo Av
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

All men who stand upright do not
act accordingly.
Anyway, the ventilation OF an air
castle Is perfect.
All men are born helpless. and
some never outgrow Il.
Poverty prevents lot OF people
from getting the govt.
Women take religion almost an
seriously az men take politics.
Trying to keep out Of debt is
about as hard as being in II.
Look under the thumb OF any
married woman and you will find
a man.
A man boasts Of his past. and a
woman Is proud II she hasn't any
at all.
The average woman likes 10 al
Jude 10 her husbands wages as his
income Chicago News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19

his brain from the mind Of Captain
Clinton. Or. Bernstein afflrma
are~sier's opinions.
~rhc visual captlvatlon OF How.
ard JeffFiea' attention makes the
whole case completes and clear 90
the physician" continued the Law.
ger.
Visual captivaiion iA good
laughs Clinton. What do you think
% Il. Maioneyy he asks. turning
10 the policeman Maloney laughs.
bat grows sober when Brewster In,
forms the captain that the crime Of
hypnotic suggestion Il greater
one against society than any tie
state Furnishes or pays him TO pre-.
vent
We'll. I've heard quite enough.
said the captain angrily. Where
Is the woman you were going 70
produeeg"
Or bernstein. Ieffries. Sr.. and
MaloucY leave, and Annie becomes
the center OF the stage.
hut Annie g. alone aud seems re.
fAANAMA VI Mat|AANAH AaEA-tA
laughs aud even Brewster ~ wor.
ried A conflict Ia evidently going
on In her mind
Brewster turning 10 Anniel -
uo you want me to lose all faith in
you
Annie-So. MIR brewster
Brewster Then tell me why yon
conceal this womanA name
4 don't want to expose her. "
abe pleads. and just then Mrs.
Jeffries. sr. eaters Let me talk
20 her alone a few minutes" Annie
asks. aud the men sfep out
Mrs. Jsffrles IL IN the thr0ea Of
despair. She has been 20 say
goodbye TO her mother. and Ia al.
most beside herself thinking % the
diswrace and grief Il will bring her
husband when he learns os her
part in the horrible affair and
reads Of a suicides last letter to
the woman Ne loved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19

snip like youl" cackled Miss Conf.
fer. "Ive been with T. a BIS since
before you were bornl" Aud that
wasn't no idle dream. Also, Agnes
Bangle screams. IF you think you
can have me fired. double dare
you. Why, owe this store sis9.T4.
and they've got to keep me 10 work
II out"
oh, II was one cheerful moment.
I ran away to sob out my troubles
to Mr. Taffeta. but he was out OF
town. Mr.. Balbriggan refused to
mix In. He said he wasn't the mu.
tiny expert OF the firm, and besides
he didn't carry enough life insur.
ance 70 risk II. Lay low and walt
till Taffeta gets back" he advised,
with trembling lip.
(Contlnuedl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19

In the two preceding chapters OF
tharlOa klein'a great play, The
THIRD Degree. npNrlisea by the
dramatiHt and printed for the first
time in The star. Ne are told OF the
suicide 90 Underwood. a diaaolute
clerk, Ia his apartments Howard
Jeffflen. 90 outs with his family be
cause hr' married a aaloonk aepor .
daughter. was ia the room at the
time, and - charged by the police
with murder
Ia dramatic scene Howard Ief
fries u pat through tho third de-
gree. and. auccumhinE 20 the press
ure coufessaa hut woman. the
police learn. holds tho key TO the
crime This Is Airs. Ivffriaa, srs
Howard'H atepmother who visited
Underwood her former fiauce. Ia
an effort TO di~auadc hlns. just be-
fore hts death
Tie police know that some woman
visited Underwood and believe that
u is Annie Howard'a wife. and that
the crime was the result Of icalouny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19
Third Chapter.
sY CHARLES KLEIN.

We'll, Mir nrcwater. spring your
bomb, but | tell you now I've
made up my mind
Il was Police Captain Clinton
who spoke as be. Annie. the elder
AIR Jeffriea. Or Bernstein. an old
friend OF the family. and Police
man Maloney gathered, by Brews.
ters request. in the lawyers u.
brary brewster smiled back At
the captain
I've made up my mind. too. so
we start even" he said.
Well, you're a great coustitu
tlonal lawyer. Mr Drewater, bat [
don't believe criminal Law Is IA your
line"
nrewster--Weli. don't think ia
constitutional to take q mans mind
away from him and substitute your
own. Captain Clinton.
Captain ciin,on-What do you
meant
brewster mean that. instead
Of bringing cut Of this man his own
true thoughts OF innocence. you
have forced into his consciousness
your own false thoughts Of hIs
guilt.
Brewster submits his views o. the
case. points out 70 Clinton the
means he has taken OF poisoning
tire public mind against young JEFF.
fries through the publicity the az
fair has been given IN the press.
and shows how Annie has been
paced under the ban Of suspicion.
We'll" observes the captain.
''it's UP 10 you 10 prove I'm wrong
This the lawyer proceeds 20 do
lie takes bundle Of papers rom
the table. and going through the
case. cites where false confessions
have been obtained from parties
under arrest who have been sub.
mitted to the third degree As
thls evidence Is produced Clinton
cFfnEea n little. and admits that
mistakes viii sometimes happen.
and when brewster asks him II be
showed young Icffriea a pistol
while trying 90 gain hia confession.
he hesltates a moment.
Captain Clinton Yes. I think I
did Didn't l. Maloneyy
BFewster-Your word L. suf
fleient. captain. Did you hold Il up
Captain Clinton Yes, think /
did
Brewster then goes on 20 show
how. after seven hours eroaa CUES.
tioninD. young Jeffries' mind was
In so dared a condition that, ~hen
the shining barrel of the revolver
was aho~n him, everything became
blank, and the thoughts extracted
from him were not his own, but
the ideas that were instiiled into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19

when Mrn JefffieN hears that
she Will probably be- arrested she
gives way 20 a DaYoxysm % grief
Annie tries 10 comfort her as best
she can Mrs Jeffrios hands her
the letter from Underwood. which
reads
Dear AIRS. Jeffrien This IL
the last time ! shall ever bur
den you with nay presence or
bore you with ms letters. You
have forbidden M. 20 see you
again. you have sentenced nae
20 living death. but as ! pre-.
i fer death, shall not be- partial
but fuil and complete oh.
ilviou. ! take this means Of let.
ting you know that unless you
revoke Your cruel sentence I
viii make an end OF u alt
shall be found dead tomorrow
morning. and you win know
what IL the real cause Your
devoted slave.
Is ROBERT UNDERWOOD"
This Is great Tor Howard says
Annie.
Mrs Jcffrics- Howard must be
cleared. Of course. and must face
II alone.
Annie Yes. you'n be alone. all
right. Mr. Jeffries will do about
as much for you as he did for his
son Just watch him
4 can never 60 20 prison" Mrs
Jeffriea cries 4 wiil 80 TO Europe
Jet me have the letter. will
mail II back But Annie keeps "a.
In the midst ol this Capt Clln.
ton appears with anesr on his
face.
~i'm tired Of all this," he says.
~ know all want TO know. You
knew Underwood before you knew
young Jesfrles.- pointing directly
at Annie az he speaks. "ls was
Underwood who introduced you to
your husband. II was Underwood
who aroused your husbands Iesi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19
ONE OF THEM.

The other night Patrick Calhoun president Of the United
Raioads-the whom Heney has been trying to convict
brbery-was bauqueted the Farmont hotel Il was
"sumptuous affair." The society columns tell us the tables
were banked immense white chrysantemums the dinner
was served on gold service reserved for the
led by famous musician the chef noted
both sides OF the continent there hgpreed entertainers
and hig,-ilown oratory.
dinner concluded with Cahouns response toast in
his honor He paid high tribute the people Of San Fran
cisco (don laugh it's serious) TO the spirit OF Amer
democracy.
So much for one class OF the celcbrators
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19
PUT OUT
or DIVORCE COURT

veloped what Is known as divorce
court gallery gods. They are people
who have adopted the career of be.
Ing spectators In divorce cases.
finding the trials of real domestic
troubles more entertaining and alb
sorbing than the mock tragedy and
comedy of the theatre.
In the county court this gallery"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-19
Poor San Francisco

San Francisco is beginning celebrate The celebration
Is beginning quietly, unostenatoussor ct feeling It's way
before opens full blast with red fire and the proper stage set
tings.
The celebration is in honor of tho defeat OF Francis
Heney famous graft prosecutor who beaten in his fight
for the Job Of district attorney.
There are two classes OF ceebrators:
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HERE'S A SICK MAN SPEAKING

City hospital he past
months suffering with paralysis make this
Every
with CHEEKY recovery
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every patients Thanksgiving
things provided that special the
receiving every a THANKSGIVING day.
EDWARD DE BEERE
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NY THANKSGIVING
WHAT SHALL DO TO MAKE 1T
A REAL THANKSGIVING2

days ago The Star asked s readers this question
The coming in The promised
prizes follows Five dollars
prizes Of dollar five
What YOU going DOT Send your Thanks
giving Editor Of The
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There are still several members
Of the Rainier club who have not
been mentioned to succeed Senator
Piles, including the senator him
self
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