Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-02

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. WEEKLY JOURNAL Atlanta Ca .
winter Is here. little tardy. Il 10
true. but probably 10 stay.
Must Roosevelt. save IN the pages Of
the Outlook. be forever sfient7
Back to the farm. but wait a iittle
until the weather gets warmer
Over In England # s. a question just
now OF downward revision OF the lords.
II Is altogether likely that Santa Claus
wiz visit Us this time h an aeropssne.
The weather n colder. but than ws
cant have summer In November for
ever.
Dssx SAYS he has faith IN his peo-
pie They seem % return the cornpii-
ment
An we AJAX OF our wives IA that they
don't give Us Christmas neckties or
cigars
Perhaps. however. the colonel made .
mistake IN not returning irmediateis 10
Europe.
where there Is NE there 10 hope. ex-
cept, perhaps. IN the case OF the Rep1o-
lean party.
winter has the ar OF having come into
our midst 10 stay.
shop early: else q win soon Be too late
20 shop At all f
Two toruadoes IN Alab<ma- Statewide
prohibition and what else7
Don't kick about tia weather. Con-
Eress viii warm up things next week
TIE Duckfown fumes In north Georgia
are as hard to prohibit as nconshine
whizxy.
Honduras il having q revolution. TOO.
Wen. it's contagious south OF the United
States
rn-unxruous thought: but the magazines
are now laying In the annual supply OF
spring poetry.
II the Brazilian sailors want their
rum increased. or any little thing Ike
that Just let them ssk-
ne Mexican revolution subsidized as
quickly. apparently. as Colonel Rcose-
reit the day after election
II IN plainly evident from the ofiicisi
returns that Missouri Is satisfied with
her present state OF irrigation
Building In Atlanta has gained 100000
An the past eleven years. This Is al
most az good as . census report
The real reason the railroads want 70
Increase their rates is plain At last.
They need Christmas money.
OF course IT comes q little ahead Of
Christmas. but why not present her.
with q ticket 10 the aviation meeting7
Ininoss shows large gala IN popuis-
ton which even the brtbsry scandals
couldn't check. 49,
r.
Madero Is safe Who As Madero7 Wen.
81 Doesn't matter now that Mexico IL
quiet once more.
Furs are going up. q dispatch says.
All right: we must cancel the order for
that fur-lfned overcoat-
Moran has already accepted q thsstrf.
cal management Thus Is the stage re-
cruited from time to time.
The long and short haul clause Ia be-
fore the board Here's hoping they'll
get ut the long and short Of IL.
President Taft apparently In more IN
t<rested IN the Panama canal than In
deepening the Mississippi river.
The claim OF the attorney OF the slEar
. trust that IL controls only 81 per cent
OF the output II certainly modest
The government Is at least to be com
rnended for It's persistence IN repeatedly
bringing these dissolution suits
Eminent musician says ragtine Is th.
cause OF many crimes Yes, and thu
wretch guilty Of 1t always escapes.
IN. surrraxette who called Winston
Churchill q cur, and then used q dos
whip. had an eye for combination
sGovernors meeting viii open with
mint 5uIeps" Is II necessary TO add rha'
the meeting win be in old KENTUCKY?
But how Is Baltimore going to enter,
tain al those Democrats7 Not ever
Washiuxton could handle such crowd
.nd wzshfngtcr Is used to politicians
II Is q good idea mailing Christina,
presents early 20 avail congestion at th'
nostofice. and we lend our cooperation
by promising not TO open ours before De
cember 5.
OF course those governors are going b
drink mint juleps- Imagine the gov
ernors OF Kentucky and North and South
carolina. those fne old eommonweshhs
sftting down 70 neer-beer.
There Is to be another conferences over
football rules What's the use7 The game
cant be as brutal as II once was. and
no one wants to see 1T eu1ascuiated
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