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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09

Not minute should be lost when a
child shows symptoms of Group. Cham
berlains Cough Remedy given as soon
as the child becomes boarse, or even
after the croupy cough appears, will
prevent the attack. Sold by CAN'T
Drug Company.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09
Stubborn as Mules

are liver and bowels sometimes; seem
to balk without cause. Then there's
troubie-Loss of Appetite-Indiges tion,
Nervousness, Dependency, Headache
But such troubles fly before DR.. King S
New Life Pills, the world best Stom-
ach and Liver remedy. So easy. 25c
at w A. Sans.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09

FOR SALE-My home place on
Cherokee ssreet. Also, vacant lot on
Kennesaw Avenue. Terms.
augI2tf T. w. READ.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09
A Reflection on Her Product

Mrs. De Visite-You don't mean to
tell me that your splendid cook has
left you?
Mrs. Holmes-Yes; the sensitive
thing was offended because the doctor
said Mr.. Holmes had indigestion
Philadelphia Press.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09

Parties taking advantage of
the $3.50 cash coal for September
delivery, can give their orders to
]. II. Miller or Henry Meinert.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09

Parties taking advantage of the
$3.50 CASH Coal for September
delivery, can give their orders to
j. II. Miller or Henry Meinert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
Team Work

Three men bases The crack batter up. Two strikes
and balls called. Last half OF the ninth \ run would
tie Two would the pcnnant The pitcher delivered
the baSman swung, there the familiar sounding Whack
the ball sped low and cannonshoke toward the center
field fence,
But
The fielder there lie made good lie whipped 10 the
second basenau who snapped the homc plate and the runner
Three Quit Game ended Team work
When two horses hiiched wagon. II the double
right angles with the tongue OF the horses rs
tagging, and the other Is doing more than his share.
Team work pulling together doing ohes iull part -
necessary the happy home The mother the father ana INC
children each have fair share OF work. and do IT, MOI
only steal work but in the work that makes of hP
ness love heart beats brain throhs muscle building anything
and everything there must be good team work
The husband who lets his wife build the tires Is tagging.
The wife who her husband cook breakfast has ct he
end of the oubcce get almost the Spokes OF the wheel
The daughter who lets her mother wash the dishes Is
drone and does no good that The nine would set
along better without her. t,,
The boy who lets father bring the wood IS probably
cigarette smoker whether he IS not he certainly IS
not worth darn 49,, a.,
Let an save together enjoy together work oge'her-has
work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
IM LI1T1TlE OLD NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Sept 30 Al roads
lead to tho Bronx goo. where may
be seen the giant Polar bear that
Paul RaInsy and Harry whitney
brought from the frozen North
And he Is some bear More than
nine feet long. and ncrappcr fFum
Scrap county Timld people DO not
finger long near the cage 81 Silver
king when his majesty - having
one % the frequent taniruma Which
have been bis delight ever sincs
civilization claimed him II mas be
that hts enormous strength viii not
break the Iron barn. ~ which. De
tugs with trcsh and claws. u Enhy
b. quite eafr % stand and gaze
into his great red mouth as he
ruara and groNis IN frantic rage
but same folks would rather go over
and cunut the spots on the giraffe
They had one swell time wlth
Silver kieg getting him locked npl
Ia thar coop az the zou, He came
down from PgRrYland In a ssoist
wooden cage. IN which he had
froihcd and sunrted during the long
voyage % the good ahip Boethlc
lie raised such an awful rmmpua
whrn they took him of the ship
that four pounds of chloroform.
gathered hastily from all the drug
atorrs in the vicinity. wcre used to
subdue him
Silver kiuE was stiil gr1EEy from
the chlofnform when they cot him
10 the 400. aud there wers fears
that possibly an overdose had pat
the magnificent beast into Kingdom
come hut no trlfling ewabtui Of
chlorotorm could do away with sll
vcr King lilo was quite himself as
soon az he had been poked out Of
the wooden cage into the iron barred
dcn. Before the cage could be
moved away and the door % the
den closed he was all over the place
He thrust his mighty paws
through the bars and siaAhcd say
agely IN all directions. Nobody
dared 80 near the iron door 10 pun
n shut The job was being done
a. night with a searchiight. and n
naiiy the light was wheeled close
90 the den and the beam turned
aquarely into the bears eyes He
put bis paws over them. Just as n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
STAR DUST

direct a. Il just travels around
by itH lonesome. and fires ifa guns
when the wireless operator on shore
ten miles away presses the button.
This lB aH it should be. In the next
war We can get a good man 10 push
the button. while tho rest of ~
keep on a. work as usual when
all the ships have been sunk we
Will fiK ~ "A treaty and get the
steel trust 10 build as some more
ships
Several entire streets in Valpa.
raiso. Chile. are being raised about
forty inches.
u should think you would be-
happier n You married man with
less money"
"Oh. that's all right Reggie
won't have 50 much after We are
married a year or two"
Did you know that
Mayor Caynor Of New York was
once a newspaper repOrief7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

Editor The Star-In last nights
Star It was stated that Wardall
would allow the new restricted dis
trict to open. In fairness to the act.
ing mayor ! wish you would print
the following statement Of facts.
On Monday Of this week ! met the
man who had started the suit
against that new district, Mr. In
gram He told me that a car Of
furniture was being unloaded down
there, and that It was reported that
a grand opening was planned for
that night. and said he did not want
them TO get IN there before his case
was heard. but did not know how 10
prevent No.
asked him up 10 my office in the
Alaska building and put him In
touch with the remedy He. with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

two others. waited on Mr. Wardall.
who promised him that no opening
should be held there until after the
goth. as that is the date OF the hear.
ing Of his case.
The acting mayor has given or
ders TO that effect 10 the police
officers, and has kept faith abso.
lutely. and no opening will be had
until after that date.
! make these statements because
men in public office always get lots
Of criticism. but commentators are
rare. ] give the acting mayor credit
for what good he has accomplished
already lie deserves and ought 10
receive the moral support Of all
good citizens az long as he does
right and onforces law
Yours respectfully.
September %. A. n. FLAGG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
ALARaER AUDIENCE.

Yes. unused the man who seem.
ID 20 be thinking aloud. Il noticed
g."
Noticed whatg qucried the In
norcnt bYHthnder
THAT after a woman has acquir.
80 a good speaking voice from jaw
Ing her husband she Is apt TO turn
suffraEetfc and Jazz the public.
AnaM cred The nnlAY thinker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

person would do. and staggered
back blinded BY the glare Then
the door was slammed
Later ehmg 200 attendant with
acrapef 20 clean the cage Ills
aoraper waa palled from his grasp
and broken tu bits By the furious
bear. Another ncFapsr vent the
same way Then they lied an am.
mopia soaked mop,rag 10 the end
~ pole and poked that against
his nose For the second time he
reiterated into q corner.
Isn't he always comes back. aud
bis gruwia and roara aud laahinga
are fcafHoms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
AS 1T MIGHT HAVE BEEN.

old man Washington fsyorite
cherry tree looked a. II a cyclone
had struck r.
what DO you know about this.
son >" he aucri~d
Father" replied little George.
4 cannot tell lie. I did Il with
my naw aeroplaue~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

tae sl.aiv members OF the cgEfa
voted solidly for electricity sna IL
women voted unanimously FOE "a
that they might utilize IL for eoea
ing The vote Was a tie. and II
mayor. a mere man. after a weekf
consideration. cast the balio. IL
the women. and gas Il viii be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
THE nRlohr POODLE.

Mrs Grotllms You poodle seems
10 obey you a. soon as you open
your mouth
Mrs Kennedy be ohcys me
sometimes before I open my mouth
Mrs Gretllms He doesg When7
Mrs Keunclly When hla meals
are ready
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE

Josh Wise says:
Lem Whiskbroom has been a
widdercr three years now, an ain't
started ter gt married yit. Very
likely Lem has trouble rndin' a
woman who'll wear HE fust wife's
clothes"
A man. wandering over d field
one day. came 10 huge stone bear.
ing the inscription. Turn me
over"
After working half an hour he
managed to get the stone turned
over. and WAS confronted BY an.
other inscription. Nov turn me
back again. 30 ! can catch some
other Idiot"
Or. l.. w. Ssmbon Of London an
Hounces that peliaara may be car
fied by Insects.
A new baitloshiD has been in.
vented II can be directed from
the shore. and needs no sailors to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

torn council {
Regkhglk. tke
capital. IA con
posed Of haE
N en- and Aaz
women ReeailF
the queSlioa W.
under consIasn
tion whether gAs
town shoad y
lighted By "a
o. eietritit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
WORTH HAVING.

Wife (fesdingl After their sepa.
ration he sent her legal document
giving her control of their child
Husband with a aighl--i wish ]
knew whore we could get a doou.
ment that would give us control OF
our child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

Manhattan-~Y You must admit ia
New Workers are lne best dfeas1
men In the world
Lakefront--W Well. perhaps %
are-but II e. universally aekasN
edged that Chicago produces u
best dressed beef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
OBSERVATIONS

NJ eiriksn-the God Of Things They We're
wAPPY GOT HIS conscious recitude with him.
4HagD ACQUIRED fiHEo" would do for the story of
wappy's life.
MAYBE HI TRADE wardal a mountain goat the
goat" Max got
,.s.oso ,o~-o o..,...,..a.. .o... -. a..
Lies the Cemetery"
How fortunate that Billy Just happened
Gin IN the mountains
TWO WEEKS" BY MAX wARoALL thrilling story OF
ho sale by ali bookmakers.
They quit gambling In Nevada. There's chance for Sc
attic get n and acquire a industry.
THE AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS has stood We
nominate Cannon for speaker Of this congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
THE WISE MAID.

A lot Of men have family assz
Aud OF them loudly raut.
But ! would rather wed a IA,
Who has a business plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

TWO DIFFERENT SPECIES.
Little Willie Say, pa. what Ia a
book worm
PA hookworm, my son. II
either person who would rather
read a book than eat. or a worm
that would rather eat book than
read.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
America Is Land of Opportunity, y Says Cousin
of Gladstone, Newly Become an American
nv MARION LowE.

Isn't this Joke on the Ameri.
cans who buy pedlgrceag
Here's am Englishman, cousin
OF the great Gladstone. who says
he'd rather be- a bloomin Amorl'
can. with a roll on the RI" AZ he
pronouuccs Il, than duke or "A
lord
Horace Gladstone ~ Seattle. for.
mcrly OF Australia. has received
his naturalization papers. and 20.
morrow evening will celebrate his
birth as an American citizen by a
dinner 90 a small number of men
friends a. the Hotel Kennedy. his
Seattle residence
Tough, Against Beers.
He's ioviai travelling man who
served Ia the Hoer war for Eng
land. got a bullet in the head. and
was personally presented with a
medal by King Edward VII for
yal0r IN 90 field engagements.
"FellahA Che hasn't quite lost his
English acccnu ask me why ! don't
wear the medal on my watch fob.
What would want 10 do that for ?
I don't even know where II is It's
around somewhere Ia my old
clothes u would take me half an
hour "a hunt q 10
ue'll never make a hand master.
Will hef What good would a band
master be- who Souldnt wear a
medatf
Would you take % arms against
England u there should be- var be.
tween that country and America p
] asked with Bunker lllll standing
out In my school book memory.
is Good American Now.
yes. he said. 4 would or
course. { have been declared phyai.
cally unit for service. bui II Il wero
necessary ia ight for America
How does an Englishman feel
IN becoming an American citizen 2
Are you still an EnElishmAa7 Why
did ron want 20 be- an American
citizen
IT Is serious thing 60 renonnce
ones country. out looked you PEG.
pie over. This ia whore / am max
Ing my Twins aud ! felt ! should
assume the duties and enjoy the
privileges OF citizenship
This Is a young MAS country
In England a man must have a..
tanned 70 years and a silk hat be-
fore be Is recognised have besn
all over the United States. aud
everywhere a man Is taken for what
he can produce II doesn't max =
any difference about money It's a
matter % ability. There IL equality
Of opportunity and every mas has
his chance
All Over the World.
Il have been ali over the world.
except Husaia and South America.
and the United states suits me. !
arm not an Engilshman. I'm an
American
do sou notice class spirit or suob
biehnesN IN America. ia spite ~
our b0AKted democracy 2"
4 don't mix up with society
havcut time. and society people
seem foolish % me In business I
find ability ls the standard. and =
man who can DO something Ia taken
for shat be- So
Over Ia Australia f. an English
woman. mother Of this neN born
American and Who has written 10
ask whether being an American eft.
iEen viii prevent his coming 20 see
her lie smiled when he told about
Il. and said She's my sweetheart.
All the laws 10 the country couldn I
make me an alien 20 her
Al the dinner celebrating hts citi.
zcnship the first toast vill be-
America I'm proud 70 be an
$780,. -. asas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
Preachers Sons

,..rbcs son Uas arrested In the other day.
He had ansgresed the state and probably VII be So
yerey punished by lis fellow
Much notoriety given although The crime vas
most ordinary other have stolen Tar arsef sums OF MONEY
many other have stood 10 me shadow OF mo s pun
ishment than awaits this preachers son L., $500.
Other men and there 81 90 special reference
mistake. and he gosslpers set going Al once
you from preachers SON Is 80 easily asked
preachers and hcir ehaFeh I" o" I'M
specimens 81 human beings ,- , 49,,
h must not be forgotten while minister Il doing
Of his congregation on salary tha most
necessarily BE- neglected 70 hat *
temptations to EtTnss" against
The next tme occurs to you preachers children
they Rad this list OF preachers sons
OllyerW Holmes. author
Edward Everett Hale statesman and author.
John Hancock Of the Declaration Of Independence
Increase Aaher former president Harvard.
Cotton Nather author and scholar
Bancroft. statesman aud historian
naturalist
statesman and orator
Waldo Emerson cssayist aud poet
David Dudley Field iurist
stephen Field Justice United States supreme court
Cyrus W Field. founder Of the Atlantic Cable Co
John D. Gordon. soldier and statesman
Henry ward Beeehcr preacher rcformer.
Samuel r and inventor.
Jas Russell Lowell author and diplomat
Francis Parkman. historian
Grover Cleveland president Of he United states
j. OF the United states supreme
Jonathan p Deliver senator.
Henry James. novelist
Richard watsouG Glider. editor and poet
Lyman Abbott. preacher and editor.
made preachers there
would be a much higher average
Jamaluln OF truebluc Lulu; Yields
htehtoio. peddles pearls TO grA
smiles begules with bis Oriental ws
coughs the dough keep Jamie The go gives MIN
brides swes his I'll he's loco stands Tor All
those distant hills lap up Joy to the ga
happy a Jappy IL YOUR uncle paid the bllsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
WOMEN WIN FIGHT
FOR GAS IN ICELAkD

LONDON. Sept. l9- Icemkha
country Of suffragcttes, ant u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

THE discussion which came ssa
a city Justice court the OTHER 4,
on that fundamental legal pIw
When is a man drunk remlsa,
me Of the story Of the admiral ~
the two sailors. said a Seattle +
torney. THE admiral was pas.sss
through a side street when he eau.s
upon two sailors. one OF whom "a
lying IN the gutter.
Your companions drunk ala
the admiral. gruffIy
40. be amt. SIR. plped up N
better conditioned Jackie. lie *
moved his hand a little"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

letters from Star readers will be printed
they sufficient general may
anything anybody long personal malice your
motive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
STROLLER COLUMN

."' u' pHftnsuf Waa r-----<
from three directions to ssnlas
row on f1fh az. last nlgb, .,sas
Spouse 10 ffo call Cre9a"a y
lowed me engines and All -. =
element save one place 80 n 2
that had sent ln he alarm "'44
Flrem"n on The first eng,r.
20 the street corner and 49, ~
approaching engines baek ~
Boyle climbed ont Of the elty s ~.
mobile aud climbed baet ~, ~
There wasn't any fire. 'a.
How does 3 fireman tea
he gets o false alarm like tba,,s 4
woman reporter asked a va.
man ba
Oh n goes with the bvss....
Some woman telephJDed In ihe -
fou know how a woman Is ge,. =
cited over nothing"
30 a woman lost her hesA -,
sent IN the caiig queried the -.
an reporter, looking for a stnyv =
We-ee-ll. e var man wha ~.
phoned answered the fireman =
luctantly.
But you said Il was a uou,..
persisted the woman reporter
Yes, ] know. said The flrsm..
y think q woman told him 10 ~.
phone. The gas Jet spuiterea-
But a man ought 10 have na,.
sense. argued the woman rese.,s.
Then they laughed and ozllss !
quits
But aren't men the limitf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

By Mail, out Of ciy-i year. o.. months ii IN. =
month, Csc Entered M
seattle. Wash, Posoffice. second. clsas matte,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

Inside finished I'm white
enamel; Is strictly sanl-
taryi the neatest and
most compact cabinet
made IL is dustproof
and mouseproof: can
be placed ON the table
or hung ON the wall.
$3.50 ca nE
for ........OA,JJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-22
DrH,rE ~ HECIPROCITY.
l.aur,rr G~,rrnWrnt Committed 10 \
Treaty with The I nitrd states

DRAW, Nov u Tn. first business
session II the eleventh Dominion Pariia-
m"nt op"nsd this afternoon and tn" reci-
pro"ity question immediately came TO
the front when Mr. McGivern. IN moving
ia. reply To Ia" speech from h. throne,
alluded 80 the. readiness OF Canada for
thirty wears to enter into "A reCIprocItu
agreement with m" United States This.
h.. said uuN ended IA the negotiations
81 IA" IOn' high commission nf 1897 %
Canada IN me pas was ready 20 20 10
Washing on today the United States had
come TO Ottawa
Mr. Borden the opposition leader
prosperity ~ related hy Mr. McGtv-rn
va. '-rl" ard Canada was doing So we'll
h.. ,hd not aprreh.r.I IA" reason why
canada should ."sk - alter conditions
Tn. country h- sad should hay" some
idea Tor ID" prlncITl"~ IN which III" n"go-
tla'Iou- were Preceding once treaty
was mad" and presented 10 Parliament
FOR RATIFICATION tn" fa'- Of TN" Govern
m"ur rested on he far" Of IN" treat
Tn" country was entitled 10 know what
benefit she rnIRht expect from rhe treat
and ON VIVA manufactures OF oiuCt~
h.r" wouid -" lowering IL duties Mr.
4, = iait fIuDiei figure. 20 show that vnIc
ana.iL had pure hA-ai Cur- II"rahl" more
from 'h. United Sja'.- during the past
four YEAR han Sh" had from Great Brat e.
ain u" average I"rr"n'aE" OF duty was
greater uu British gupds than on United
stare, Srot- In fhIs he saw a dis"rimi-
nation against Great Britain
At tn. evening session Of the House of
Commons SIR Nilfrid IIuTi.r attacked ne.
position of Mr.. Borden with reference 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-22
~ i\TFD 4 WIFI FOR pOTg.
Immigration Commission ailPd an d, y
Pcnnsy " anita Farmer

"nnl--Ion"r ~ Immigration William
y William, Yesterday received D. letter
'-nm q farmer IN Penn- yivania asking
,." Commissioner To procure a VIE. for
r'.' ~ hi- men. Comm --lori.r Williams
you'd not CAV" IA" mans nam" or tho
..trrl.. II hi town. Tn.. letter SAVE
\ short time wrote ton hotter ask
- - has" the goodness 10 procure
NE tor rD" ~ my men. a Poi" named
''''n II .", wick. h" having lost h.
t.'~ n.' ~ TX and having on hanG
up .HtI children ! believe II certain
...f VI might and suitable. WIFE. for
I'u .r interest ~ the poor children and
.''r.IIt-i III" delay 10 your CIrefuinsS-
'ruNirg Young women over. The
r.N b. telling rnr that hI- children are
"lriy all the tan" IN tn" street and now
.'h So" coming inCl.ment weather IL
p.rful and N. therefore might llk.
~ 'rythng to get a result II you
.- thing, cuUld 10 fastened II the
..u rH.gh' ONE 20 Fills Island then h..
.. 0ip go 81 ono" n Won will CIV" notice.
ry gong pp~s card IL. also '- RIs,r-
p. * AL f..c"-Sary expenses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-22

that his subjects remove their queues.
No man with queue may hold a Govern
ment job. We are going to- try To reason
with the Chinese in New York and show
them that IL ~ 20 their advantage to cut
their braIds
In their home country these students
like their fathers and grandfathers before
them. have been content 10 work IN rice
fields dr.-s-s-d IN their blue cotton clothes
topped with the eternal wide brimmei
cone shaped straw hats. for "a few pennies
"A dav Now they are 10 learn TO be
chinese of culture
Tn. school ~ open TO the men Of all
factions They have been warned that
az tn" first sIgn u trouble the school
- - be- closed and the opportunity of
advancement taken away The officer-
and head men 81 the tongs have agreed
10 warn their members first show N q
them what they will lose by making
trouble IN IN. school
tn. school u to b.' open only on Sunday
evenings and az night al first. until the
students ask that II he open every night