Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-19

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At break Q. day let down the bars.
and plow your wheat field hour by
I'm sundOwn-yes. tin shine o. stars.
You peg away the nveIong day.
Nor loaf about nor cape around;
And that's the road to the thrashin'
And into the kitchen. IN be bound
p've know the road where dollars Iayg
FOLLOW the red cents here and there.
FOR II a man leaves them. l guess
he won't md dollars anywhere
Ds,e know the road TO Sundays rest?
JiSt don't o. work days be afeard;
In field o. workshop do UT best,
And Sunday comes itself. I've heerd.
D'ye know the road 10 poverty7
Turn in at every tavern sign;
Turn in-'tis temDtin' rs can De;
There's bran new cards and LIQUOR
hne.
In the last tavern there's q sack;
Ana when the cash your pocket quits,
Jist hang the walles on your back
You vagabond. see how IL fts?
And good old age? q lovely sight.
Nv wavs O. temperance. honest deeds,
And tryin' to do your dooty right
And when the road forks airy side.
And you're in doubt which one 1t is.
stand stiH and let your conscience be
your. guide;
kna now the road to ehurchyard gate
We needn't ask, go anywhere
ror whether round about OF straight,
All roads at last win bring you there.
CO feartn' God. but lovin' more
I'VE tried to be an honest guide
You,u nud the grave has got a door,
And zomethin' for you t.other side
John Peter HebeI. born May, leo .
rba time for vacation is almost here,
ana 1 am going TO give you some points
On your conduct on sleeper and in
travelling. All the points that I touch
are the IDEAS that have been presented
- me bv questions that have been asked
me.
II YOU are going to be on the tram
more than one night Il Is best 10 max
.,,,,rself As comfortable as you can OF
IL
sleeper even il you are only going TO
~ there one night Get yourself
ksmona. one that win not be conspicuous.
go n il had taste 70 wear the sort tnat
rIu attract attention. and when the
sine counes 10 retire you can slip on your
shoes and then get IN your berth ana
undress. Leave on the garments heAt
your skin, and IL you are inclined 20 oe
slow you may keep on snort SIT ai-
There is q net that nAnss $3.50 -
inner side OF the Lerth and IN tnat you
ran nut your collars and small articles
Dlnerent people have different places Tor.
shelr vaIuables- The best plan Is not 10
trAvel with them in sight, and your skirts
can be folded and put across the loot
81 the bed. slip on your kimona ana 90
TO sleep.
when morning comes. slip on your
clothes and go TO the dressing room
early. and don't keep i any longer tnan
xou car help for nothing shows tnor-
nuwh se16shness more than ones conduct
II q sleeping car Most probably the
rorter win have your seat ready for you
when Won come out; II not he viii show
Won 10 a seat OF you can drop in TO most
any that Is fixed UP. My plan Is 10 give
the porter a dime when IL get on the
train or the first time he does anything
Tor me and tell him where 1 am going
and that ] want him 10 nelp me- anu
mat I Won't forge. him when 1 get on
This may not be the independent way
that some have. but ! notice that get
along about - wei as the most OF them
ID. I never have found the place IN
which a little money and q pleasant word
win not smoothe things. and that last
quarter Is remembered
There Is q much debated question as 10
whether II Is better or not TO take a suit
case; my advice is TO always travel with
change OF clothes and at least one ex-
ira waist one never knows what VIII
happen and Il is safer 20 have the bird
in hand, or the plumage IN the suitcase
than 70 risk getting to the trunk.
have known trunks 10 be lost week
IN fact, If I can 4 leave the trunk at
home and put all can in the suitcase:
trunks are . nuisance when one is trav-
cling II your suitcase is heavy, nickel
or a dime pays a boy TO help you
But. Of course, there must not be a col
lection OF suitcases, and a small trunk Is
nice for ones clothes. When You get the
ticket you can check the trunk as far as
the ticket Is good for. II you have 10 buy
another ticket on the way you viii need
a new check. There Is always an au-
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