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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
QUESTIONS ASKED

Reader, Semi Weekly Journal.
Having seen so much good advice
on poultry raising that you have given
through The Journal, would be glad
to have your advice on this line.
would like to know f 1t would pay me
TO devote my whole time to poultry
raising or not | have had little
experience on this line for the last
two or three years on u smalle scale.
My idea is to get only one breed
of stock and get II from some one
that has high class stock I have
all the range that could be needed.
with shade enough for summertime
on II and two streams of ear run
ming water-through the place There
is about 10 or IS acres of cultivatable
ridge land between these two streams.
How would it do to sow this down in
wheat in the fall and build title col
ony houses about the edges of the
wheat and hatch off the little chicks
next spring and put them in these
little houses; say 40 or so to the
house and feed and keep them near
these little houses with wire runs I'M
til three or four weeks old, then with
a little grain scattered along from
the houses to the wheat fields would
son learn them ITO go to the wheat
and work for their living and the
streams of water being so near by.
they could soon find 1t, too? Do you
think this would be a successful way
TO raise them or not2 would
be glad to see an article on line
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
JAILED CHINAMAN
PLEADS FOR REBELS

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. Sling Tong
Woo. who styles himself fourth leader
OF the Republican party in China"
though languishing In jail here waiting
for trial on the charge OF defrauding a
local hotel. Is actively interested in the
revolutionary movement IN his country.
His appeals to Cinnamon in other parts
OF the country for funds were unan-
swered- By way Of preface to letter
he sent 20 local papers, he wrote;
The history OF China is mysterious to
most foreigners China frequently ex-
cites the world in the matter OF politics,
for IL Is one OF the oldest countries and
ID had undergone different changes In
the government al times for 400 years"
Again he asserts.
Ary unprejudiced person who has got
some sense can understand that the ex-
istfnx revolution In China is not rash
f1risiux OF the rebels. II is carefully
and thoroughly thought out plan by the
most nodernized Chinese"
Otherwise his letter is devoted to re-
counting the grievances Of the revolu-
tfonists, whom he refers to as the prop
er Chinese in distinguishing them from
tha Manchus-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
TO Women
Who Dread
Motherhood!
Information How They May Give
Birth to Happy, Healthy Chill
dren Absolutely Without
Pain-Sent Free.

No women need sny longer dread the pains
y chfldbIrth. o. remain ehiIdIess. Or. J. II.
Dye has devoted his life TO relieving ire sor-
roEs o. women. lie has proved that all pain
II chldbIrth may be entirely banisned. and he
~lll gladly tell yoa how IL nay be done abso-
lately free Of charge send your name ana ad-
sress to Or. J. II. Dye. 70 Lewis Block. Buff
lalo. ~ r.. and be win send you. postpaid, his
Eonde<fal book which tells bow 70 give birth
% happy healthy children. absolutely without
gain: also bow to cure sterlity. Do not delay
sut write to-day.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07

make a success Mn the poultry bust
ness. You are quite right about
starting with one variety and giving Il
your entire time and gettins only good
ones and starting right, as the way
you start will be the way you end. 1t
is not a good idea to attempt to raise
your feed and let the chickens har-
vest It, as they will not get it at the
proper time. 1t will be all right for
you to use It as green food. but the
grain should be allowed to ripen and
be fed to the chickens as they need
It. It would take too much time for
You to scatter your coops out over
is acres and attempt to attend to your
chickens. will have a series Of
articles on line breeding in The Jour-
nal later on. The best thing for you
to do II you expect TO go into the
poultry business, would be to visit
some well regulated. up-to-date plant
and find out how they handle their
fowls. You can learn more this way
tnan you can by many years of expe-
rience. Many things that look good
from a theoretical standpoint of view
In the poultry business, are far from
being the proper way to do II and
YOU can only learn how to success
fully manage a poultry plant by actual
experience. The saving of time and
labor are the two most essential things
and YOU will have to economic IN this
If you succeed.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
URGE PR0MPTNESS IN
BIRTH REGISTRATIONS

CHICAGO, Nov. s.-Conserving in
FAINT life by the agency Of prompt reg
istration Of births is subject that
viii be gone into thoroughly by the
American Association for the Study and
prevention OF infant mvrtality at ITS
meetings to be held in Chicago Novem-
Der 16 TO is.
Registration. IL VIII be urged. fur
nishes the best means or ascertainins
the infantile death rate and also gives
onDortunity TO begin Immediately TO
nrntect. the health of the infant The
so-caIled registration area" az pres
emf covers only a small area Of the
United states. The Bureau of Census
requires that at least 80 per cent OF
the births in any community be record
ed before acceptance.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
Quick Help For the
Constipated
Send For Free Sample Bottle and Prove 1t to
Your Own Satisfaction---No Cost Involed.

Safe and quick relief from constipation has
been had by thousands OF people who used
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. and to see II it
will do the same for you simply send to the
doctor for a free sample bottle easily suff-
Gent to make thorough test in the most
stubborn case. When you find, how pleasant
II is to take, and how easy it operates, you
will never again use cathartic pills, salts or
purgative waters, as these only DO temporary
good and then bind the bowels up worse than
ever.
This Syrup Pepsin acts like nature and con
tains such tonic ingredients as strengthen and
vigorate the stomach and bowel muscles SO that
In a short time medicines Of an kinds can be
stopped. The remedy has been on the market
for many years, and has done this for thousands
of people. II Is especially suited to the needs
Of women and Of elderly people OF both sexes,
as these cannot stand, and do not require.
harsh cathartic. For that reason. and because
of its nice taste, thousands Of mothers all
over the country give It 10 babies and
children, and they all like IL. Many have writ
ten DR.. Caldwell that they keep 1t constantly
In the house, buying 1t Of their druggist at
SOC ana 81 bottle, the latter being the large
family size, put no one u asAeu " NO 'N-N
until he has tried It free Of charge and salts
fled himself Of its merits.
It is admitted that DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin is the best family laxative Obtainable, and
vastly better than any prescription doctor
can give you. 1t Is recommended and pre-
scribed by many broad-mindsd doctors End is
more generally used By druggists themselves
than any laxative on their shelves. All who
read this are invited to write for a, free sam
pie bottle II they have constipation in any
FORM, biliousness, sick headache. belehing, gas
on the stomach, flatuleney, indigestion, liver
trouble, eostiveness drowsiness after eating,
restless sleep, salIow or plmpiy complexion. bad
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
.AIRsHIP AKRON" STOPS
IN NEW JERSEY MEADOWS
Trouble With Initiation of Big
Transatlantic Gas Bag
Brings 1t Down

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J., Nov. 4.-Lack
Of sufficient gas to keep the big dirigible
i'm the AIR. brought to a sudden end the
trial flight today of the air ship Akron,
which Is scheduled to make an attempt
to cross the Atlantic Ocean from this
city some time this month. The big bal
loon Iandeu in e meadow seven miles
from here and had to be towed back.
The balloon was only slightly damaged.
IN AIR TWO HOURS.
The air ship left the hanger shortly
before 10 am. made a spectacular flight
along the beach, across the city and over
the meadows between here and the main
land at height of about 300 to 400
feet. It was UP nearly two hours when
the cold air began to affect the gas and
she failed to show proper buoyancy.
Several landings were made and lnany
the Akron could not rise again to uf-
fcient height and assistance was sent
for. The federal life savers wen. TO
the rescue and with a number OF other
launches draggeu the air ship loose from
the meadow grass ana towed her home.
Melvin Vaniman, head of the proposed
expedition, to Europe, was not satlsned
with the gas supply when the start was
ma.. ay but declined to take chan,s
to see 4ow the ship would act.
ATLANTIC TRIP POSSIBLE.
cit was wonderful the way that ship
behaved" said Vaniman I night, my
crew behaved even better. The success
of the fight as far as il went was large
- due to their daring and skilful ma
nipulation of the various equipment in
their charge and good head work when
quick action was required. The flight
was successful and we were sorry when
it had to be abandoned because of the
lack of gas.
I'VE know now that trip across The
Atlantic is entirely possible"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
70O-ACRE AND 1915 ACRE
FARMS CHANGE HANDS
Extensive Plantations Near
Warrenton Bring From $1l
to S23 an Acre

wARRENToN. Ca. Nov. An. CAL
laeher has sold to Messrs. Ryder and
Pierce. OF wilkes and Gwinnett coun-
ties. his plantation containing about TOO
acres three miles east OF Warrenton'
known as the Bell Thompson place.
dollars per acre was TIE
price he received. Dir. Ryder will move
from Wi'kes county about January L.
1912. and make his home on the place.
The Price Mathews. or Mapp place, nj
North warren. contained l,b46 acres
was purchased recent by James II.
Battle for s11 per acre.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
OFFER T OHELP OTHERS
COST MAN HIS LIFE

HCICAGO, Nov. 6.-Willingness to
give up his own money to prevent trou-
Bile among, others was the cause of AL
exander Digiacoma, tailor, losing his
life last night. He had visited an
Archer avenue restaurant where he
heard three men quarreling with the
proprietor. Thinking they were without
money TO pay their bills Digiacoma Of
fered to settle the amount
His proffer was promptly resen ted
by the trio, who left the restaurant
Immediately. They waited until the
man came from the place when one OF
the men shot him five times, killing
him instantly. The three escaped
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
M HAMARA JURY MAY
Be COMPLETE BY JAN. |
Fourth Venire Is Quizzed by
LawyerS-Son-in-Law of
Otis Among veniremen

AEHoCkHN@0
Los ANGELES. Cal. Nov. 4-The
I urth venire in the Mcnamara murder
trial appeared today before Judge Wal
ter BordweT 10 undergo fast preltm-
mary examination BY which the court
winnows out all those who. for personal
reasons. are disqualified for jury ser
vice or should be excused from IL. BY
chance. the big red jury wheel turned
out I'm this drawing OF 20 men. the name
Harrison Gray Otis. proprietor OF the
Los Angeles Times and himself vice
president Of the company which pub
iishes the paper
Aside from the examination OF venire-
men BY the Judge. no session OF court
was held. some members OF counsel for
the defense wishing TO have Saturday in
which to clear I'D private business
With II talesmen accepted as 10 cause.
there Is hope that Monday win see the
18th qualified and the beginning OF the
peremptory challenges These probably
win reduce the number Of talesmen in
the box 70 about three. and the work OF
nIling Il up WIN be resumed
New Years day. 1872 win see full
jury box, IN the opinion OF counsel
AS has been the case with preceding
venires. the 40 men summoned today
developed q large majority with rea-
sons 70 present why tney snoulo NOT
serve. Under the law ell those drawn
for jury service must be shown by the
county assessment roll 10 be tax payers.
In Los Angeles county are thousands
Of men past middle age. many OF whom
have lived in the east and have come
here upon attaining comparative pros
perity to live away from the rtgor OF
northern and eastern winters For this
reason man after man who has appeared
for jury service has declared himself over
60 years OF age. and septuagenarians are
not at all unusual The hearing OF
many OF these men, Il has developed.
s affected and several have been ex-
cused on that account
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
THE Joy OF LIVING rs THE HERITAGE OF
cTOrTT Ann KNOW.


THE JOY OF LIVING rs THE HERITAGE OF
TIE LEAN. / WAS sToUT.--AND KNOW.
Nv friends were charitable and they called
Il obesity; others referred to me as being
STOUT. but l know, IL was Just plain bulky
weight. / was miserable.-you too, are equaiiy
miserable II you too stout.
To reduce your weight you must find the
cause you must get at the very reason.
I FOUND THE CAUSE.-THE REST WAS EASY
Before succeeded, trIea everything within
reason and some things beyond reason
Il wac ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
All ] had 10 DO was to remove the cause,
and I swear under oath, tnat BY my simple
method. without drugs, medicine, harmful eA .
erciseS or starvation diet, ] reduced my Neisnt
81 pounds IN five weeks, and guarantee that 1
ear DO the same for you. do not use medi-
cine OF any kind or worthless stuff 20 rup On
the body. but a simple home treatment; even
= child can use Il without harm. Through TINS
marvellous combination home treatment, sue
reedea because had found the right way. 1
can now climb to the summit OF IKE fsa "a
with ease. / could not do that until haa
taken off 81 pounds Of my ponderous weight.
1T is simply astonishing the number OF men
and women who write in regarding the wonder WONDER
mi results OF this new process Tor oanlshihg
II you are interested in yOur own happiness
and health and figure, you VIII permit me 70
tell YOU how to reduce your weight Mature $
have printed a booklet for yoq entitled,
weight Reduction without Drugs, wnien
.n Ewing away without charge. prepaid to
Won 50 that you may know OF my sueeessfui
-roshoss ana BE- able to permanently reduce your
weight any amount up to 20 pounds, without
harmful exercises or starvation diet. drugs or
rrealrgnee The expense Of the book is so great
80 40 not want TO send II 10 the Idly
eurious 80 please do not write for II unless
rou are fat or unless Fcu wish 10 oeauuty
~ Ssp,i for nv booklet, weight Reduction
without Drugs II Is your ror the asking.
and / win De glad 10 send 1t TO you, postage
have found that the best way to know hap
piness Is 60 give IL.
Sincerely your friend.
MARJORIE HAMILTON.
Suite e2ls Central Bank Bldg
DENVER, COLO.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
AND ANSWERED.

breeding of fowls. Please answer in
the Tuesdays or Fridays Journal, as
l only get the Semi-weekly.
ANSWER.
My advice to you would be, as soon
as you learn enough about the bust
ness to feel that you can make a
living from 1t, 1t would be all right
to give it your whole time and pay
enough to warrant your doing this,
but until you have been successful on
a small scale. and made 1t profitable
In a small way, you will make mis-
take to go into it on larger scale
and expect to make living from it.
1t takes experience and capital to
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
Why Buy Indigestion?

If you knew how much lard your
grocer sells couldn't you tell pretty we'll
how much indigestion there is in the
neighborhood? Lard is made from hog
fat and is often indigestible. 1t is heav-
Ter in your stomach than on the scales.
Buy Cottolene, however, and you get
vegetable-oil cooking fat that is as pure
and wholesome as olive oil. Besides,
Cottolene is more economical than but
ter or lard--one-third less being re-
quired.
Remember, Cottolene contains no hog
fat; there's no lard indigestion in food
cooked With Cottolene.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
DAUGHTER WILL MEET
IN RICHMOND C0hCLAVE

RTCHNOSD Va. Nov. 6-SIx hundred dele
eafes from 81 states are expected TO attend
- eighteenth annual convention OF the United
nnrrhters OF the Confederacy which begins
four day meeting here NednesdAy Because
mond As tie capital Of the old Confederaey
The convention win witness the largest aud
most distinguished gathering or southern women
ewer nreernf an an occasion Of this kind
Nrs J. & b. Stuart. widow OF the Con
renerafe cavalry leader. and Mn Inomas ::
Jackson widow Of the hero q Bun Kun VIII
Be auo1g those In attendance-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
Mrs. W. w. Gresham. Douglasvine,

Mrs. w. w. Gresham, Dougiasville.
Ga.
My hens are dying with. a disease
that / don't understand. My flock
looks healthy and has free range to
pea and corn fields. They go to roost.
apparently well, but found two dead
under roost without cause for same.
and next morning found one In hen
house that seemed dead unttl touch
ed. and then would raise head high
and draw slowly backward as far as
possible and fall over again as IL dead,
and make no effort at all to walk.
| cut her crop open and found same
O. K, but died in a Few minutes,
After death it seemed that blood had
oozed out of eyes and mouth. Next
day found one that seemed strong,
but had eyes closed, with blood oozing
ont. and mouth open. but still living.
am a subscriber to The Journal,
and appreciate your columns, bat
have found nothing in same that ex-
actIy covers this case. Will thank
YOU to give me some information that
win help me to prevent further loss
from my flock. have thoroughbred
Reds. / keep my premises clean, and
droppings are whitish color.
ANSWWER
1t would be best to yard all Of your
chickens and take them out OF the
pea field for a time. l have known
chickens to eat so many peas that it
would kill them. caused from the peas
swelling after they had been eaten
When this happens. they die in great
agony. l have seen large flockw OF
chickens killed in few days In this
manner Ordinarily peas will not hurt
them, but occasionally they viii do so.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
REFUSE TO LET BIBLES
BE PLACED IN HOTELS

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 6.-Managers Of
three large Boston hotels have refused
to allow the Gideons, an organization of
travelling men which seeks to donate
a Bible to every hotel room in the coun-
try, to place Bibles in their hostelries.
Seven thousand Bibles have been distrib-
uted, however, to other. hotels here.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07

breath and similar complaints arising from dis
ordered stomach. liver bowels.
You are not asked TO buy DR.. Caldwers
Syrup PepsIn until you know what it Is and
what 1t win do for you any member Of
your family who may need 1t. SO today simply
send your name and address to DR.. ". B. Cald-
well, sos Caldwell building. Monticello, Ill,
and the doctor viii promptly NAH you free
sample bottle absolutely without charge or OBJ
legation. 1t is his way of proving TO those
who have never used his remedy that It win
cure any disorder OF the stomach, liver or bow
eIs regardless OF age or how chronic the case
il. II is the only honest way, 50 write today
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
The Southern International Poultry
Association, December III to 10, lNll

-zRoM present indications,
IL everything points to the
IL largest poultry show in the
history of the south at the audi
torium-armory, Atlanta. Deem
Der IL to 16. With such OPP
portunities as are offered at this
show, no breeder can afford to
miss it. and the advice and opin-
ions of the 13 specially judges to
say what you have or howsyou are
breeding is worth going a long
way to get. Never before in the
history of the south has such an
opportunity been presented to
the southern breeders. No one
can tell how good his birds are,
or where he will have them placed
until he has taken a chance ana
tried. Many birds At to win In
the hottest company are now in
the yards of the breeders OF the
south, and they Will never know
what they have unless they bring
them out in competition with
others. l have seen birds shown
that the parties thought had no
chance OF winning when they
were at home go out and win in
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07

remember seeing only few years ago one
bird dollars @ n1v s s.1 THIS 5 the yo
party breeding horoughbeds and ex
Even Il he does
that DO win and may meet many bring
to the future
the south offered an opportunity that
glad Jump at this opportunity and
es cannot mord to be idle and let this
ees The birds are in
eood ' vhen tsere a plenty
and them large cent Of the ribbons and cups wi" De e IN the
with Ten Dollars for First Prize in seventeen
each hundred and hand
certainly golden opportunity for
him hereafter tsnf0ld
ev wills ind sa ss as n has
future and business for the breeders hereafter
out Of this opportunity Hundrds buyers waiting
@ dS @ % being @ have their
% % this SHOW and many large a VIII O %
a pPeG aou hfe s e @ y w asI p
ssT to 40 % T ae9 Or pq You can always get your
until Es s r sfSe e 3 from aS
good showing for the future reputation Of their aocks
v fro me sSo roo r. von can Se bera e s nd
show the buyers yonrse Of makes all the more @
this that
The entries DE, DECEMBER AL leg win mailed
possible after birds
BY numbers through clearing department
with shows having to handle the large number
they will the birds
This big undertaking but nothing has will be left
poultry
stimulation before
low the The
will be prospective buyers
visit this show. is in all rail-
roads hotels -
o o
that otherwise
coming this
ave a
city lots the people of this
live the notch will exhibits
things that be learned this
all
this will
friends dollar,
exhibit during December IL building
well heated time roftaby
auditorium
Southern International Poultry p G9ao~<2
Show 6,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
NAT GOODWIN WILL
ANSWER AS WITNESS

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Nov. 6.-Mhen Nat
Goodwin. the comedian arrived in Little Rock
last night Deputy United States Marshal George
Mallory served him with a subpoena to appear
as q witness in the United States court for
the southern district OF New York in the case
OF the government against b. +. sheftels and
others for fraudulent use Of the mails. Good
win viii leave for New York immediately after
his performance In Little Rock tonight
The case I'm which Goodwin Is 20 appear Is
that against Scheftsls & Rice, who were re-
Gently Indicted In New York. accused OF pro-
noting fraudulent mining schemes. It Is said
that Goodwin was one OF the victims, although
q refused 70 discuss the matter.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
Arrested for KiIIinu

NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov, l6.--Frank Potts,
aged 40, who said he dld not know whether he
was q white man or NEGRO, was arrested
last night charged with shseting and killing
been serving illinois Central strike breawers.
The killing took place in barrOom, following
a quarrel. Potts, who is fireman, said he
shot, in self-defense.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
Boat Is Abandoned

SAVANNAH Ca Nov. o--Ihe British
sfsmmsn1D BurrsfIeiu. captain Bhckmore, re
rbrfs passing. on NoveEer 4. At ?. N. Is
1sIles northeass By nerth 81 Frying Pan light
alp the schooner Steven @. Loud, water logged
~ sban.soned. with forptop sail out, making
e5me uttIe vay toward Land The Loud left
Savmnnnh on October . for Boston and carried
: cargo OF lumber
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
Steamer Is Aground

GULFPORT. Miss. Nov. 6.-The Brit
ish steamer Goodwood. Captain Stubs,
is reported aground on East Cahndelsur
beach. The vessel is en- route from Blu
enos Ayres to this port with cargo
of timber. A heavy easterly swell pre-
walls and the boats condition is report
ed serious.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-07
FAT VANISHES
ONE POUND A DAY
By New Drugless Method
TRUE SUCCESS At LAST
Double Chin vanishes.

During the Last Two Months, over Fifty Thou
sand Women Have Sent 20 Ne for a Copy
Of This Remarkable Booklet, WEIGHT
REDUCTION WITHOUT DRUGS"
Isn't This Convincing Evidence
As to Its valuel