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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-04
LOVELY CHARACTERS: Lesson ky
Xantippe ;

Xantippe was the lawful welded wife
OF Socrates, philosopher and bard,
And, in her legal right as spouse =
Caused Socrates to bounce and hit
The high and lumpy spots along
The way. Her tongue was rough,
Likewise her neck, and she did raise,
tough house with Socrates, and when
He got decent chance he drank
A jolt of hemlock bitters, which
The same was deadlier than sin
Or "nigger BOOZE" and thus escaped
The rasping tongue of her, his mate.
But while Xantippe is no doubt
The first to be recorded as shrew
And husband batter, she was not
The last one of her tribe, for there
Are others on the job, Gadzooksi
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-04

Does your husband enjoy his home?'
"YeS-whenever 1 want him to take me
to the theater."-Cleveland Leader
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-04

Chief Editor-Look here, Sharpe, here's
a fiddler been hanged for murder How
sha4 L neadllne II! Musical Editor-How
would Difficult Execution on One STRING
do?-St. Louis Times
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-04

NelI-That Miss Copleigh is an avgfulIy
cold sort of a girl, Belle-Mercy, yes.
Why, she's so frigid that wherever she
goes on rainy days it snows.-Boston
Transcript.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-04

The Modern Polonius-'' Honesty. my
son, offers a wider field than dishonesty
Think SO, dad?" Il do. For every suck
er there are at least ten ultimate consum-
ers. "-Washington Herald.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-28

beruna unb mir iteben an elmer ileinen,
eineefabten Guelle; bic Jnihrift be-
seihnet fie oIs UsaiHqueIIe. Bon Der
MainqueIIs fiibrt Der Mes ipeiier aufs
ipGrts gum Gipfsl bes Odieniopfss
(1024 Meter). unb Der 4usiidtstbnrm
auf bemIeIbsn a.tpGhrt uns eiHeu spsis
ten Bid Defenders iiber ben 2psiisn
uno Snoen bes Sebirees.
On Der MeiBmainaueIs beginnt
auh Elm Neg, Der uns raid abipdris
nd9 gifhofsariin fiibri. gu bsio.n
Seitsn fteben ihone Jihtsn, ben 8os
ben beoedt iiberalI iippiees Woos, an
pi.len Sisllen risIelfs barunter,
QueIlen, bic ale benz Uaain susileR,
unD 70 tdnn ss uns niht tpunberHsh-
men. bob Der Woin, spenn mir ihn
binter giIhofsgriin fpisoerieben, idcn
Elm 1orter anabe aefporoen III. Der
imitonbe III, bic erfte Sdneioemiihls
gu tr.iben. gif6ofssriin, Elm gepsrbs
tbGtiser Srt, Iiegt malertf9 an ben
4bhdngen Der geree, es III Der Gage
mad Der dItsii. Srt bes gebirses uno
fpar friiher our9 feine 0lasfobrit,
fpelte bier bur9 odt SabrbuHperte
binburh beiinnb. ipeit beriibmt.
0inter giI6ofssriin fenit fib Der
gDeg ftsil gu benz tief eingeidnitteneH
Waintbal. 5ier bsainnt cine aIeins
babn, ipel1e gifdcfssriin nit Der
Strede Bambers-5of perbinbei. Tas
9bol iit eng, bic 9abn fiibrt fafs ims
mer Dor bem fpilbf6dumenben JluB
bobin. Binbunu idlieb. iid an min.
bune, bitt am ufer fteben bic grlsr
nnb rehts unD linis an ben 4bbdna.n
bpbe 6ihten. Gnblidb tpirb oos 5bdl
breitsr. gu Dem Walbe ireten Wieisn;
Qusrihdler offnen iib uHD an psm
sSlub finben mir WiibIeH uho Crta
idafteH. 60 bieetet bic Giienbabns
fabrt bier reiden Genub. Damn Minis
bet refts elm srOberer 3ufluB, bds lit
bic perlenreifs SeIsnib, unb mir iino
IN gernef. Walerffh Iiset bns
Stdbthen in bem engen Shal Der
Selsnib, rents unb Iinis ittiesH bic
5Ohen fdroff auf. unb stpei Burg
ruinen unb cine aapelIe iiberrnsen ben
Srt. Reses seienfhuftlitss 2et<n -
Berned bat Gin fhones. neues aurz
hous - unb eine Giiue Id0ner Spas
siersdnge, basu audi bic bequeme 9ers
binbuna nod gif6ofseriin unb bomit
aud Der Ginauns su ben h0hitsn
sbeilsn hes Gebirges madden 8srnsd
INNER me6r su einem beliebisn Rurs
prte. 6inier 9srned Derlisrt Der Waig
ben gbarotier ein.s tpiIben 8srgtuais
ftrs unb idlGnselt iib langiomer
burdh bic Wiefsneriinbe. I'm iih bolb
barauf BEL Guimbah NIT benz gruber.
Dem rotben Main 81 nereinisen. nnb
aud uns fiibrt bier bic 8nbn ous benz
Gebirae berous. @bos f4roif Sum
Waintbal abfdllt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-28

9cs ssi6tsIs.biree! Mer bate niht
einft in Der S6ul. gelernt: Bonn Jihs
teIs.birge ssben bier Gebiroe uEb bier
Jluf. aus! ab.r bas III meiit aud
olles, mas mir pon bieism Gebires
tpiiI.n; nur psnigsn 1T IS nober bes
tannt. llno bod iIt auh oieIes ges
birg. elmer Wonoeruns tpertb; befist es
bob manherIei Beige uno fosor ouh
biiStere Sh0nhett. 5errlid ldbt fih's
oui ben S0hen in tiefer Giniomseit
bur6 ben biitsr.n fyihtenipalb ipons
bern, bob: g.rse bieten oroBartise uno
umfaF.nb. ausfibien, auf ben Gipfeln
unb on ben 6dns.n finben mir GENIAL.
tige GrdnitmaHen pber JeIienmeere.
raufhenps gdhs bur4ftr0men ihone
5bdlsr, unb enbIih feblis aud niGt
on Bupgromantii. llnb 10 Dirb in
unferen 9ogsn aud biefes Gebirse
i6on mebr bereii.; ldbt ii4 bod fein
geiuh aud lei6t nit elmer Manberuns
bur4 bos Gr5ssbirse ooer ben Bob
mertpalb perbinoen.
Das eisentlihe Gihtelsebirse bat
bic Jorm zines 1ufeiiens. in btm bon
Der mad Rorbpeften 5i.benbsn 3eHtruIs
tette 3fpei niebrigere ae.ten - bic
WaIbfteins uno bic Weibeniieiner Retts
- mad Sitsn abseben. Jieie brei
4etten umihlisb,n nun cine freunblint
6ohebene nit 5elotrn. Wieien uno
5eihen, nit Wiiblen unb blib.nDsn
D0rfern, bur1ftrDmt BON Der iungen
Ggsr unb ibrem Rebenfliibten, Der
R0sIau. Nuf Der 6odebene liesi Der
ipihtisfte Srt bss syihtelgebirees.
WunIIebel, Elm Stdbthen bon 5000
bis 5000 gintpobnern. Bier Rirhen
uberrasen bieStabt nit ibren 1biirs
men; allerlei Jabrifen, Raltnsinsru,
ben, Ralibrennsreien umseben ben fSs
srisbfameu- Drt. Gin oro5sr Qame iit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-28

Die gafterten auf rOben
9 m il en- itnb aud bur6 iorsf1iti.
se Rsinisung ntht in ssnIgsnbem
Mabe gu beieitigen. Der italisnii6e
4rat Ger.fole bat ii6 bur6 einesbsnbe
llnterIudunsen iibsr bic 8ebeutung
rob peripeiiter Semitic unb Salute fir
bic 0erbreituns anitedenoer arontbsis
ten pergeipifern tpo1sn. gu bieism
3ped taufte er auf benz Warite in
pdbua &opfialat, gnbipisn, Rettih,
SeI.ris unb anbers 9emiiie unb itItz
tsts iie perart in Elm GsfGb nit Dof>
ier, ipie ss bein setp0bnli6sn Waiteu
Der pflunSen fir ben 9ebraud 81 ees
iaeben pfIegt. SelbiDsritdnbItd mar
ods bon ibm beHuste WaHer feimfrei
gemaht poroen, bamit er ertennen
tonrts, Delhe unb pie piele aeims
aus ctm gsmiife bineinss.ommen pGz
rem. Das Mitroftop seigte ibm cine
sanse Gauna bon gattsrien. auBerbem
absr aud oablreihe Gier bon Wiirmern
uno nod anbere nisber. Sbiere. Die
3uhl Der Waitroben mar auBerorbent.
lih groB. Di. Gefabr, Der isberMsni6
our4 ben 9enuB BON robem 9emiii.
ausseiest lit, penn beFen 8e6anbIung
ni4t auberorbentli4 iorsfdItig eefpei.n
mar. sebt baraus tldr berDor. Die uns
gemeiH itarte gefiebluna bieier QfIanz
gen nit ihdblihen Geimen i'll bauptS
idtlit purh bic Diinsung bes Gar
tenbooens unb bur9 bos 9esieben nit
oiinsenoen JliiHisteiten gu ertldren.
4ls DOriidtsmabresel empfieblt gere-
fole, bic Gemiifs na6 oorldufisemWa=
ihen eine balbe Stunbe lang in breiz
prosentise 2Ofuns BON WeiniteinIdure
5u lesen, bic bon anaenebmem @ez
fhmad III. ipenig toitet unb bic Iddb<
li4en Rsime iiher t6btet. Gin nit
GbOlerabosillen bebafteter Galat lift In
sinsm iolHen Babe i1on na1 fiinf Mi=
nusen pSIig nssinfisirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-28

iie geipiRermaBen auf Der 2duer su
lieeen, um IS als eine xrlDnlife Be
leibtsuns alssuIesen. Sie bate cine
Mrt. ben aopf NIT ben eietnfinnigen,
frauien 2oden suriid3uperfen iirb bic
llnterlippe porsuihiesn, ole burhdus
ni6t perbinblih mar. Wenn tie cine
3eitlans eeid)tpieeen bate, brahte II:
barndd iiherlih Gttpus Dor, mas siz
nen psritsdten Nnsriff segeu Jpn ents
belt, iis ihien fDrmlidb odriiber gu
eriibeln, ipie tie ibn am beiten seia:n
tonnte. 4ber es ssIane ibr niht, er
ichiittelt. bieie Miidenitihe ssihmiis
tbiq ab uno aina iebem 9isput aus
benz Dege. Dub fie mir ben Ginorud
zines perSogenen, quertDpfisen G,es
itbDpfhens nafte, lsuene i1 nltht.
bod lpar fie su tpunoerbibfh :inD pit
tdnt, um ibr Su Siirnen. Sb i'd ais
@bemann eNnio nabiihtis 3eur.beilt
baben tpiirbs, itebt ouf einem anoeren
8latte. -
Sn ben ffiirmiIdsn 4ppl4tiE. nit
bem Die Stoliener lire @ieblines iibers
ihitten, itimmte 9ireente lsbbafi Gin.
$50 tlatiden Sis bod ene,siiher.."
rief Tie mir porpurfspolt 5u.
.2egsn Sic bieiem lc,msnssa Sciz
fan tpirtli6 aroben Wertt bsie" fra9te
it, ibrem gef:bI pfIihiI6ulsieIt ges
borheno.
%, pbiloIopbiren 81. niat tuie
Raoul, Der nur bon benz erbebsno.n
SunitlerbespuBtiein iprttlt, ras rem
0oritensrn aIlein 2obu isin miibis.
uno Der iebe 9eifaQsduberune obecs
itofft baben mDtts. Stellen sic Ti5
Elm tobtenitiIIes Saus Dor. Elm. Roroe
poIatmpIpbGrs. eeosr fiibIt uns.beuer
pieI intpenbia unb 1T Guberli6 bas
psrt6rpsrte phIeema. 9leirt. man muB
momentum ben aopf perIisren tDnnen,
baour6 bstpeist man, bab man ibn
unb bas 9srS aui Der rshtsn StsGs
bat"
9as Sbeater fpdr ssgen eli nhr 3u
gnbe, Ruoul uno itb biilItep bic 8as
men i'm 5oper in parms SbdtuIs sirt,
bic umitebenoeu Serren firir.sn bic rsis
ssnbe juRoe Jrau. iopsit es Der Ans
itanp erlaubte, uno manhes bella.
beQiIfima" tonte on ibr DIR. Sit
err0tbets oann tpis sine Ruie uno be-
miibte iih, cine mOoIihit ,al.e, slsids
| QiiItige Wisne anSunebmen, bic oas
muthlpilIige 2G6e.r jsbod 2iigsn
! Itrafts. 2tIs id iis Die 2rsppe beruHs
tsrfiibrts, BOG lie Tb Elm ipeuis DOT
uno mid fsit anblidsno, fIiiitsrte iis
| baItiq:
/ .Gommsn sic morgsn um sipolf
llhr gu mir, ih n.rbe alIein ieiu,
Raoul borf nihts pouon fpifen.1
9us mar bod ipnoerbar - Tis piirs
be allsin iein! Wdys ih Elm 0ed uno
| iie nitt bic israu n,sines Jr.unbss oss
lpeien, ih bate mir einssbilost, cine
Groberuno i'm 5luge semaht su bubsn.
.gs mar bersits neine Gbiidi. snds
oige Jrau. Jbnsn noresn mtiren Be-
| iu6 ubsuitottsn. ib mub um Nuhfti
bitten, bab ss ridt ihOn beuts ssibss
BEN. Raoul bat mid aufssforberi,
Sbr Siitoait. -"
Sic bOren es ja," untsrbrah iis
mid unoeouloio, meinsn arm bril-:
tsro. uidt SdrtIih, pieImsbr drasrIih
rRdouI rpiro nidt su Snuis iein, 81
bat @sihdft. auf Der 9eiuu6tidoft
bic ibr minbsitsns sfpei Stunbsn in
2lnipru6 nsbmtH. Sn Der 3sit en-
ports in sic, msiH Wann pirb nih!s
pon Sbrem geiu5 erfabrsn."
(5orti.suns fcIst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-28

CINE ginbreher atubes
Gin Wdnn. Nomsns Seon
Staerd. iparb in puris Singer fir ein
9onfortium aur Nusbilbuna BON Gins
brehern unb sos binaus nit ibnen auf
bic Dcriifiintionsnsrie berSiont. Rad
Snbianeriitfe iebien iin bi. s5iinaer Inn
Rreife nm ibren Weiiter tsrum, Der
ibnen bann tb<orstiifen unb prosti.
f6en unierrift i'm ginbrud unb i'm
Soihenbiebfsabl sribeilte. Tcnrem er
feine S6iiIer aussebilbei bate, Iies Il
ne 5eigen. mas fs BEL ibm geIsrnt bots
ten uno f4idie iie ouf Ginbrii6e IN
psrf9iebsne 0dufer. Gum llnolid bes
Mteifers aber batten fi9 IN isinen Rurs
Jus ale 6Drer aud poliseicaenien EN-
gef1riehn unb hieit berbc}teien bie
gunje Banhe, ben profeiTpr, be 66rsr
nuS ou@ brti iirer 0eblsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-28
Naoifalbeilnng
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Werpemi1m60e.

61ipo6e. nerb5fe Rertcnsn. eepInat bon. Srl!.
nnnasicIta;ett nno f4lfdtsu 1rd,inien srf4ent
fnmersen. Saaranstau, abnahme bes Geb6rs
nris Gefidlis. antnrrb. masenbrtfen. etublesr.
ifortunp, ntiioiafeif. Grrotbsn, Httern 6ersflo'
gfsr. Grritbefleinmuna. sIeneffridfeit unS IrlP.
'irr'-trtabren aus BEN yJnssnsirenHs", irse
etnfad), idDnea nno billig alle nnnafir.
liden gerlnite mnb anoere Tulaem jn'
eenolidlcr gerirrnnsen ariinblifl &C.
heiIt nnb soGe 8cinnbhcit nnb ssrcb.
finn iuieSercrIansf ,perbcn fonnen. -
Gang uenes Seifperiabren. Sober icin
eiaener Gr;f.
Tisfts nnBerorbeniIi1 intereHdrte nns Istr.
rd6e HH6 tTeuff6e GnfIdae fpt0D, fpeImes
ben sif1u -nns- ait. Wdrii iirih Srci. .eeIe'sn
trsrbsr forfe, fdun eenen GiHfeuhrrd bon 70
ten ber
grinnt.aIinif, 1915. 9prnme,
NEW YORK. n. Y,
pinn sripdbne oas Cincinnati SoIssbIaii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-28
Sebtanf ct. gernbarbts

u = I. % TT II y q -
SOB II Die ardirter iprieBen un0
geoeib'n, aus beren Snft man piIlen
ihafft, 9eiumbbeit sl perleib'n. @enu
es nm ShibIsong Gir sebrid)t, 10
ninn' ioiort, uno 5oe're nid,i 2 I.
8ernarb Rr1uterpiiIen
elm; 5tDei maiden innft bie 91rme
rein, bis regular Der Gang gum Grt,
fnhr' Gu nit sleiher 9oiis fort.
Tann fonnlt Der sIppetit auf's Reii'.
9u iBt fiir 3ipei meiuer 2reu. irno
Ir perbnu'ff nod pollem 9iitb. fiihiit
9id 10 friih luie ein Slid. - ssiir
% Gents bel apobtbefern 5r haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-28
3nrd oas ,sidtelsebirse.
Don g. 9artf d.

Die Romanti, oes Jidtslgebirses. -
Wuniisbel uno bic 2uiieHburg. -
Der bok Dalbitein. - G.poltise
9ranitmaFen. - Shneeberg uno
S9ientopf. - 5errlibe ausii4ten.
- Die Weibmain-GuelIs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-28

probirt IL. 6. W.taI poIiib"
ano .gartespsrs 5risnb". BE-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-28

(5orti.suus fclst.)
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-04
FATAL SHOOTING
IN MILTON COUNTY.
Mack Walker Killed by
Tom Mize--John Walk
Wounded.

Colonel j. E. Mozeley went to AL.
pharetta Monday to attend the prelim-
mary trial of Tom Mize charged with
the killing of Mack Walker on Janu-
airy 10th, and with shooting John Wal
ker his son.
Mize and Walker lived on adjoining
farms. Young John Walker, it is
charged, paid improper attentions to
Mics Contemporaries daughter,
Dina, and on the Tuesday preceding
the killing took her away from home
and kept her in vacant house several
hours.
Mize went after the young fellow
with pistol and encountered father
and son in a field rabbit hunting.
When questioned John Walker admit
] ted he had been out with the girl
Mize began firing and shot Walker in
! the side but he was able to run. 1t
| is alleged that the father raised his
! gun to fire and was shot dead, one bull
| let entering just above the heart and
one entering the temple. After the
| father fell MiZe fired three more shots
! at young Walker and followed him
almost half mile. Mize then went
| to Alpharetta and surrendered to the
sheriff. 1t is not thought young Wal
! ker will die
Mize is forty-eight years old and
has wife and six children. The dead
i man was about forty-fve and leaves
wife and several children.
Mize was committed to jail without
bond
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-04
MARIETTA. GA, FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 4 1910
SENATOR CLAY GOES
BACK TO WASHINGTON.
Not Entirely Well Again
But His Health Has
Improved.

Senator Clay left for Washington
Saturday. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Clay.
The Senator after spending several
weeks at the Robertson Sanitarium
in Atlanta returned to Marietta about
ten days ago. While he was not en-
tirely well his condition was so great
ly improved that he felt able to go
on to Washington.
When Senator Clay boarded the
Vestibule Limited in Atlanta Saturday
he told some friends who were at the
train that he felt better than he had
felt in many months. 1t is to be hop.
ed the Senator will not be too strenu.
GUS in Washington and break himself
down. The people of Georgia and es
pecially his neighbors here in Cobb
are anxious to hear the good news
that he is sound and we'll again, and
they are willing for him to take all
the rest he needs.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-04
KENNESAW BANK
To PAY DEPOS|TORS,
Permanent Receiver Saws
all illget Their Money
in Full.

Mr.. b A. Fite, of .Kennesaw, has
been appointed permanent receiver of
the Bank Of Kennesaw. At a confer
ence of attorneys representing all
parties held recently, it was agreed
that Mr.. Fite be made permanent re-
ceiver. He is represented by Attor-
neys Clay & Morris, and John w.
Bennett, President of the Bank, by
d. w. Blair and ]. J Northcutt, and
W, p. Whitaker by Gober & Griffin
and Anderson, Fielder, Rountree &
Wilson.
Mr. Fite wants all depositors of the
bank to know that they will be paid
their accounts in full, and Just as
soon as possible he wants to wind up
the affairs Of the bank and declare a
dividend and commence paying the
depositors.
Former Cashier Whitaker was sur
rendered by his bondsman last Thurs
day and spent two days in the county
jail. He gave new bond and was
released.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-04
WILL PLANT TREES
ON SCHOOL GROUNDS.
Interesting Exercises to Be
Held at Ten O'clock
Friday, 18th.

The public schools of Marietta will
have a joint Arbor Day and Georgia
Day celebration on the 18th.
The Mothers Club will furnish
tree for each of the eleven grades and
the trees will be put out on the
grounds OF the school building at ten
O'Clock. All the pupils take part in
the tree planting at which there will
be short exercises.
There will then be exercises in each
grade room. The pupils OF the High
School will meet together and the
the ladies of the d. A. r. will present
the medal for the best essay on the
battles OF Kennesaw. Mountain. This
essay will be read and there will be
general program.
The public is invited to attend the
exercises.
The Dobbs street school will also
have exercises
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-04

WANTED-To rent a or room
house close in, modern conveniences, or
would rent unfinished rooms. Address
Renter, care Journal and Courier.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-04

Marietta has today probably the best
equipped police force she has ever
had III her history All four of the
poiicemen are fully equipped with uni
lofins of the very best quality. They
were furnished through Len c. Bald
"ln' Of Marietta, local representative
u Fettibone Bros. Mfg. Co.
The chief Of police, Mr. T. J. Gro
san' young man twenty-eight years
GA has been working at the Brunby
mar Co.'S for the last seven years,
MS is the first experience both Mr..
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-04

Grogan and the two night policemen,
Mr.. Lon Moon and Mr. c. H. Goodson,
ever had. Mr.. B. A. Osborn, the other
man has bee on the force over three
years and is an old Confederate sol
der.
Mr.. Grogan mas active charge OF the
police force and is responsible for the
order in the town and also the con
duct Of the other policemen. lie is
also responsible for al moneys col
lected in fines ard the serving OF
street tax notices The Brumby Chair
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-04
Landreth's Sweet Peas all col
ors. X E Butler, Sons & Co.

WANTED--To borrow several hundred
dollars on several years time at 7 per
cent interest, good security. Ad-
dress Security. Care journal &
Courier.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-04

You should try a bottle of
Vinol, Gives you appetite, aids
digestion, gives you energy-a
body-buiIder.
r E Butler, Sons & Co.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-04

Big cut price cash sale now going
on at T. w. Reads store on clothing,
shoes and hats.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-04

Co, where he worked Tor years, gave
him the highest recommendation as a
man of honor and highest integrity,
aud all the other gentlemen bear the
same reputation
If any of the policemen have any
complaint to make. they make their
complaints to Alderman c. w. Carter,
and the mayor and council request all
citizens to do likewise. Mr. Carter is
chairman Of the police committee, and
the police force is under his superyis.
ion, together with the mayors.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-02-03

selves after they have been placed
on the retired list? You'd thiuk
naturally, that they would haunt
the Army and Navy Club and
swap stories with shipmates of old
day. That is not the case how
ever.
Look at Admiral Dewey. The
Admiral still retains rank as the
head of the Navy, but he does lit
tie work. He finds his greatest
pleasure sitting on the quarter deck
of fashionable rig holding the
ribbons over couple of thorough
bred horses. Every afternoon he
is to be fonnd in Rock Creek Park
driving up hill and down dale, and
not one person in ten who pass by
knows that he is the hero of the
battle Of Manila bay.
q" Fighting OBJ Evans get his
amusement in the evening of his
life in a much different fashion.
The Rear Admiral has, to use a
slang expression, got a literary
bug He spends most of his time
in the library of his Washington
home writing for magazines, He
is surrounded by scores of things
which remind him of days when
he was in active service, but he is
devoting himself to another line
of work now, ami his OLD haunts
know him no more.
"Then there is Rear Admiral
Schley, the most clipper naval
hero extant. Schley is an indie
fatigable seeker after pleasure. He
has had all the work he wants,
and now he wants the fun. He
promenades f street as religiously
as the university freshmen, he gets
around to the clubs, attends ban
quets, house parties and has gen
eral all round good time.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-02-03
Mamma the Rural Highways.

The Garden City Telegram is advo-
eating a fine project in urging that the
country roads in Kansas should be
given appropriate and distinctive
names.
This road naming suggestion came,
the Telegram believes, originally from
these columns, though it is by no
means new outside of Kansas. The
east. foreign countries, California and
other regions have all gone into this
excellent course of action in the past.
There is every reason for naming
1 -oads. The convenience to travellers,
he definiteness of location when di-
recting persons, the pride in having
country homes designated as city
homes are with respect to locality and
the general good sense of the move
ment, should appeal to every one.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-02-03

rules of common honesty-they
are all mere buttering of partisan
parsnip, in view of the fact that
those who are doing the talking,
the Governor of the state included,
are responsible for the ballot trick
cry which made such a legislature
as that now in session possible.
And not only SO, but in so far
as the Governor is concerned, the
virtuous talk is offset with a
recommendation of third attempt
to make this irretrievably one
party state by a revolution of the
franchise system.
"Unscrupulous methods employ
ed at an election which determines
legislative representatives cannot
be expected to result otherwise
than in the constituting of Cen
eral Assembly which will hold in
contempt suggestions of fair play
and common honesty--a trick bal
lot law will make trick legisla-
ture. There is no hope for better
things in this state so long as cleo
tons can be carried by trickery.
and so legislatures be chosen that
are not representative of a majority
of the people, but representative
of nominating oligharcy-an ag-
gregation of political bosses. -
Baltimore American.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-02-03

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