davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

Eliminating amounts due from reserve de-
positories and from other banks and trust CON-
panies In New York City.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
Privilege
BOOKS open. Settlement day. expires
Men. 10 Mch. knh. 10

.Ass,io This dats books
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

DECREASE.
The following table compares the Clear
Ing House (ayerage) statements with the
and 144:
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
Totals ...ss1e o2o 500 1894 $685. 100 $3.50 sss. 800
ast.deposits 34o.1s21oo sos. s.2ias7S s4a, ,444.725
Re.erv. ses. .s4a. 600 s2s, ESQ. SIS slas4S. .o7s

reserve -. 27e o71 $50
SUMMARY OF STATE BANKS AND TRUST
COMPANIES IN GREATER NEW YORK
NOT REPORTING TO THE NEW YORK
CLEARING, HOUSE
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

grades Of timothy hay. but no improvement IN
lower grades. Invoices continue 20 increase and
demand sackens of little. Clover and mixed
hay unimproyed. HAY, timothy, prime large
lsles. 100 N. 81 % isaSl 10, No 70 No l. 15cp
s O5: singing Gjd75c: packing, J0s5Jc. clover,
mixed 60ae0c pure. JOTTjc; clover aud mixed,
poor. 45G55c: STRAW. long rye, 4JgS5c; cat ana
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

II o b afoat.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
UNITED STATES TO
DELIVER MAIL IN
AEROPLANE TOO
Trial Route Has Been Author.
lied By Secretary Hitchcock
and This Country Will Now
Vie With England.

Washington. sept 20 SO, ,o Dbl,
oWiour n> tu, British postal u,uur-
iN' BOB t1. uauying of malls tuuuaa
tn, IIr Postmaster General HIt.u.uek
l"ulsui consented Co tho establish
m"ut "t un experimental grruulur
mail r'ul. brtNr|u branch %, tHr
br'"kiNn y. g. uustot1rr lad the
Hardume at Nassau Boulevard ou Loug
Island ihn new aerial s.r,.., vU
De- usrl durIuz thy ut,rpptuuu Ht-
ALTON meet which vlIl br hrlu tu.r,
from september 90 Goo October
AtJor-. who win Doe stationed uo
ih. u.d throupuuut GA, meet vIlI Dee
aui, tn receive JhDr mail almost Hs
quickly os though th,s were Iu ou.
uf tup nrer cities n i- urohabl. that
- special postal station win Doc rs-
tabI-uu1 at tbe aviation Hrld a t.m-
pwurl postmaster viii Dee appointed
Is rho department to dispatch malls
and scll stamps
The first successful uerpplauo lrttrr
route VHs mo one started las, Satur-
dan by che British.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
DOLLAR DIPLOMACY
fELPED FOREIGN
TRADE IS SURE
Figures for Fiscal Year Show
Growth of American EX-
ports Export Commerce
Statistics Shown.

W...r.tuu -..f .E .uUar ollie
p.W. 0J. u.Ird uD nu uuU".
u,u r tn, wonderful EXPANSION TO-.
American ...Hu uld, au;.ue thr
n-l ...N N.r m i.. u..unu OFF tf,
stat. department a. embodied u o.
-td, u.nf prepared .f tD, bureau u'
trdI, relations.
il.t welt tnt American HuHlI. eu-
gagged .u mdyUiagturug aud urudu.-
nE Those ,uumudti,s marketable
abroad nas responded Geo thr Increased
.t..Nu.s aud u.unrtuuIfi,. gently
Developed nt tH, tat, departments
Iu coordination with governmental
a-,u... 4. declared Goo u, d,wuu-
tf1t,d uy o. e.Wpat.u,, statement of
our foreign DuWuUr
ihs dwrloscs III a.t that a., rN-
ports uf DOM, Gee merchandise fur the
laSi tiscai YEAR nnrvuutrd to- Se.otp.-
2le l"o. cNc.rdinr tho previous vcor's
+HouIre nt kaHIa3t.EIY Tn., even
surpassed Dos $4,000. I6r. thr record
..r I'Nt which tns banner year
for American export.
suut.ng t..l $50. that Instead
"i H'iug nrIu iuuN, %. raw materials.
'r N~ former. O.. ,I.r. th, exports
lHst N'u N,ru composed u' wauun.-
'Hrd sur.. 90 fH. .sI,ut of 90 per
.rut valued U sI1TIG.r. and
thr result wHH TO- utllu., uf trad, boo
'h.'" SANS favor cot Nt-..uYIppI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
NEWS Of
INTEREST

4 large crew Of Indians has gesum
ed the work OF cleaning land ANA
grabbing ont stumps on the Fraser
ranch. near Florence Il b. expected
that the entire 500 acres. composing
this iamL viii be- ready for culuya.
ton by The last of November
The health Office reports ten deaths
aud fourteen births ror iue county OF
ella during August The infant nor
tally Is attributed To the hot weather
Three new courses. chemistry mu
sic aud sewing. will be taught IN tho
Union high school this year al Yuma
Lightning rs reported ~ have struck
the new county tuberculosis hospital
five miles east of Phoenix on the
Tempe read The building cost s. .O00
aud had accommodation Tor thirty
persons
In the presence OF the board OF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21

directors and a committee from the
Pauoufb board q. trade lhD lass nail
that completed .U, structure %. flc
Arizona Gypsum tud PLASTIC. nuW.
pam ..U va driven "Wednesday
DsDuIu Iu, plun ia situated Atom"
th, Nu. @. fu, southern I.uh. al
roUIHuN uut comprises about i've
UcIo- u IlLI The Duwu1u s .r.us
its lf, uu fI. san Pedro U,u. dulE.
r,o miles nom WuN,uuu mI cover
nu u.u ol 90 ll.rl, over 1000 acres
pHn.us can laE claim to 800, ID. Do
liuc.I Ht,rual homes iu CO.. STATE
wilton 600. upv knights of pyEaa lDu
ri' Nu.. upon which bins IuH HuDr
hn-.u +. completed The nu'I.rf
H.Il cove. 600 area ol ll5 f.r .N Is
Fec. 1ul tuD new lodge room #ill pc
e.. Greet r. .s ir,' Crnupnu- N.tb
fNs NiIi bee IJra, aJuGu. ball I'D
l.n. %. 400 .ef
OI excitement tu lc No valley
con lrucs a' U'rI pitch - ~
Glars exhibited sample O' fNu sHulu
usually found u u.I-Hoar.ua REGIONS
Tho product which VHs iu.,u Tom
fh, GROUND 600 70 lOV d,.iu smells
struuely of petroleum Tine sample
was taken Ium clear oeDN north.
east ct camp Nrjc The urt ie To-
stau NIll Doe ,bJ ot .h, wa, OH
company
Probate judge g. C. Harris of Flor
oUDy was operated On tu.t wcct Ilo
d. SUFFERING rW 600 ulsr,ss of tho
stomach aud tU. operation was per-
formed 'o relieve the Stomach eff puas
a large amount OF matter Was re-.
moved and the wound has been kept
opcu so a. to pvIult the discharge of
The matter continuously Tho pa.
tirul stood the operation well. bat Is
stu a yer, sick man
Albert Couhou an OH expert resid.
ing af ~anprd WIS 100 Bowie section
Tor several days during The past week
c'pUuin- che many uIl prospects
NJ COALITION NJs very much pleased
with ul- visit ana % b. Thought tnat
bis in pcCtiou of the fields has NprE
material bearing upon the district
\ factory lur De- manufacture ol
colu-J'cd cult.rts is 20 Ice establish.
Di Boo Arizona probably iu Phoenix
within short time " T. Thomas.
c'rrl at Che board of supervisors at
Phoenix received % letter from hc
llcunop'n Nanulartur.ug company %.
Minneapolis stating thc intention oi
the ooucru Io place O. plant ln that
section.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
SUMMER RESORT.
THE COT NTUN cum.
Ia Cnruucl Turras tun,r-,.

The most ilcal country uiup Ia tho
southwest Lunch. rclrcshmcnis ana
pleasant amileu with all tho freedom
90 country iitc is accorded 60 an.
Parties that desire 10 invite their
friends for an outdoor dinner can
send their order by phone. and be-
fore reaching there everything will
be In readiness. without waiting or
taking tho trouble TO DO your own
cooking
Carnucl Country Club.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21

$50 10 is cheaper 90 use thar OF others
than 10 experiment yourself Our
customers say our bread Is the best
la town, that they could not ask FOR
any better. This OF course, N very
gratifying TO us, but It viii be more
~ 10 you when you get 10 know how
good our bread really u.s. how hoath-
ful and how nutritious with that de-
llghtful flavor which only the very
best OF Hour and skilltul baking can
give.
PIONEER BAKERY
2OT South FIRST street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
PIONEER BAKERY
2OT South FIRST street

az you don't 20 away" mid the
severe woman I'm cali my husband. %
Lady replied MeanderIng Mike,
don't bother. ics' met Inn up de
road ana he told me hard-luck store
les about his homo till couldn't lis
ten another minute" Washington
star.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
HOUSES FOR SALE.

FuH SALE -G-room modern house,
Highlands Two choice lots Pcrcu
Addition First rcasouanie offer takes
thcm. Fleming Realty Co, stern
Bldg lStr
FOR SALE FiNr-rnum house. mod
eru. east front. Cheap ~ .ak,u AZ
once. as Nurth ath So ttp
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
QUARREL RESULTS
IN A KILLING
Difficulty Between Robson
and GIcy at Hschl'l Ends III
Shooting Grey Killed and
Robson Under Arrest.

silver Cuy y NJ, Sept ETA fatal
quarrel tooh place at Hachlta early
SUNDAY morning as the result OF
which atIoai employe named
GREY, employed win @ bridge gang. s
dead, ana John Robson lr of Lords.
uu.s is under arrest charged Win
murder
The circumstances of the AFFAIR gs
'ag as could bc learned are as tod.
lows Robson. had been out dWIus tno
evening ANA on returning 40 the ear
whore the men slept ho got into some
gnu OF a row with Grey Robson got
e good deal he worst of the cuCnun.
ter ami was badly beaten up Towards
no-uIng Robson who was then M
bed saw Grvy coming go him again,
and reaching ON grabbed a Nlncuos-
ter rifle which stood near his bed ana
fired The bullet struck grey lH the
side and passed through his body.
tearing out three ribs on the opposite
side Robson Immediately gave him.
self up. aud with the injured man
was hurried to Lorlshurg trey died
a couple Of hours after the shooting.
tie had only been Ia the gang for a
few DAYS aud nothing is known about
MIN kobtou is the son OF John ROB.
son of l.ordsbmg, q respected citizen
ol thar town iur many wears
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
nEIINENN sIsnNICE.

Phone a. Albuquerque Parcel De-
livery Prompt service ana ntisfnc.
ton guaranteed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
HELP WANTED. Female.
LOST
CLAIRVOYANT

Madam Harris. elIIwOyJut from
childhood. viii tell YOU what you.
want 10 onOw You Say or write.
nothing Readings daily j2i West
Central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
OFFICES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two front offices with
an modern convenience iu thn now
Grant building, 8134 west Central
avenue. tf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
DRUGGISTS.
PARCEL DELIVERY

QUICK PARCEL DELIVERY. Mes
sengers Haggage Hauled, Phone
b0i-6O2. owe rush EN-"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Let your chickens and
COW make your living. No objection
10 sick, . furnished rooms Tor house
Sleeping with" sleeping porch 1i5 $
Edith 22.p
For REST Furnished room: an
modern convenience. close o. town.
AUUh 49, West Marquette ANr. -,p
------------------------
FOR RENT-Two furnished modern
apartments, five room house
So 80. ! modern house. $500. Room
rs. y. T. Armliu Bldg
FOR HENT- Furnished room. alI
modern convenience. light and
clus, Go town lul3 Norh SECOND
street -5p
FuE REST Two furnished ROOMS
for gentlemen Nu convenience.
Nppl' 90. W,' Fruit sGe
------.--------.----------
FOR RENT Three modern rooms
Tor light housekeeping iol y See,
oud street a.
FOR uENT Furnished room am
uuu,'u|,uu.s .Ighl large ou" block
ruur .ur a., Wee. Fruit avenue gap
FOR RENT- Stororoom. ma W. Cool
" Y Fuircllo.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Modern house. Hn1 West
copper iyouT". Telephone l2t
zap
FOR RENT-Two 10 fve-room houses
furnished or unfurnished. W V
Futrelle. III w. Coal ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
REMEMBER THE NAME
AIVaradO

W" are the hottlcrs at CuNutc
springs Mincrni Wafer cur goods
mr." good. ~ anything g,'cs wang, we
MAKE II right. Tic dealer win staud
h"hind you because w. stand hchind
him. Get Al,arado idas or mineral
water and sou get the best always.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21

FOR RENT-Two 10 nve-room houses
furnished or unfinished W V
Futrelle. III w. Coal ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21

WANTED Union carpenters. Flu
trr'., BIDS. 2ud and Coal ave.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
DENTISTS.

OSTEOPATIfY.
DIR, &. II. CONNER
Licensed Ia practice OstcOpathy,
Medicine or Surgery.
My special WORK II curing chronic
diseases.
office In the now stern building
corner Fourth ana Central avenue
Telephone for appointment 6ss or
325.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-07-07
DEATH OF MEADE HUNT

This paper notes with profound sor-
row the death of Mr. Meade Hunt, one
of the most popular and, in point of
service, the Oldest conductor on the
Seaboard Air Line railway.
Twenty-Five years ago or more Mr..
Hunt was citizen of Ocala. and the
friends he made here then were
friends throughout life. His presence
and influence were extremely magnet
ic and pleasing, and he made friends
with everyone
Speaking of his death, the Times
Union says:
Meade E. Hunt was 81 years of
age, and was born in Montgomery,
Ala. He afterwards moved to Fernan-
dina and accepted position with the
old Florida Navigation and Northern
railroad, rising to the position of con-
ductor He remained with the road
after it became a part of the Florida
Central and Peninsular, which was
afterwards absorbed by tho Seaboard
Air Line, with which company he has
been employed in the capacity of con-
dUct0r ever since.
He was a member of the Order of
Railway Conductors and was man Of
sterling character, extremely popular
with al who knew him, and always
had the confidence Of his employers
He had hundreds Of friends in all
parts Of the south, all of whom will
be shocked to learn of his death.
Besides a loving wife, he leaves to
mourn his loss. four children, two
sons and two daughters, as follows:
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-07-07

mills; TO- Citra, mills; II. Griner
Farm, 8 mills r. Buck Pond, mills
13. Spar, 8 mills; IA. Gambler, 3
mills; Is. Fellowship, mills; Is.
Electra, mills; II. Blitchton, 3
mills; IS. Martel, 2 mills; 10. Fort
King, mills; 20. Capulet, mills; p.
Cotton Plant, mills; %. Orange
Lake, 3 mills; "a Oak Hill, 2 mills;
%. Moss Bluff, mills; &c. Fairfield,
Is mills; %. Charter Oak, mills; 20.
Pedro, mills; so. Kendrick, 3 mills );
81. Weir Park, mills 80. Heidtville,
8 mills; 33. Pleasant HILL 8 mills;
81. Fort Mccoy, s mills
The same being the rate of millage
designated by the board of trustees
for said special school districts res
pectively, and pay the same to the
county treasurer.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-07-07
THE MOOSE SHOWING LARGE IN
CREASE FOR CHARTER
MEMBERS

The Loyal Order of Moose is grow
ing by leaps ana bounds. The ques-
ton: why don't you be a Moose?"
is sure winning the boys TO the or
der. The aim of the order is to Dr1ng
in young and old into the lodge and
create a feeling of friendship that will
bind the members together in strong
order that Will do much toward build
ing up the morals of all. The lodge
stands for purity, aid and progress.
and it is the aim of every member
hat these things will be perpetuated
in Ocala lodge. If you have not al
ready become g member, now is the
time to put in your application. The
charter will be closed in the near flu
ture, and the fee will be raised to
$25 instead Of So
Pap" Benedict, whose headquar-
ters are over the Anti-Nonopoly drug
store, viii gladly explain to YOU all
about the order ii vou viii call and
got acquainted The only thing that
Pap is real touchy about is the hon
or of the order, so if you are a knock
en- YOU had better keep away, as he is
able to move around rather lively
when excited. and is death on the fell
low who knocks. But if YOU are look
ing for q good fellow and information
about the order. you will find one of
the jolliest fellows in the world. The
order promises to be one of the
strongest in the city, and the outlook
is very bright for the future.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-07-07
MASTERS SALE OF LOT

In obedience to a decree of the cir
cult court of the fifth judicial circuit
of Florida for Marion county, sitting
in chancery, Of date July 4th, 1911. in
the cause OF Jn0. P. Galloway. as adj
ministrator Of the estate Of Corsey
d. DOnelly. deceased, vs.. Edith Swan
and Walker Swan, [ will expose to
sale at public cutlery to the highest
bidder for cash at the south door OF
the court house of said county, on
August 9TH, 1911,
between the hours of II a. m, and
p, m, the following described prop
erty in said county: Lot ! of q sur
Vey known as Reardon's Due West
Lots revised, plat of which is re-
corded in the clerks office Of said
county in the plat book at page So,
said plat or survey being out of a
tract of 3 acres described as Begin
ming at a point 4.52 chains east Of a
point II chains south of northwest
corner of southeast quarter of north
west quarter of section IS. township
IS, south. range %, east, thence east
5.48 chains. thence north 5.4S chains.
thence west 54S chains, thence south
5.4S chains, to point of beginning, Or
so much thereof as may be required
to raise the sum of $104.25.
z. H. MARTIN,
ia Special Master in Chancery.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-07-07
BIG NEWSPAPERS UNUSUAL or
FER

By special arrangement the New
York Sunday World is going to give
away, free with every copy, sepa-
rate fiction magazine containing the
famous Peter Ruff detective stories,
written by E. Phillips Oppenheim, and
series of love stories from the pens
of leading novelists. Each fiction
magazine will contain a complete OPP
penheim detective narrative and two
romances. all complete. This is an
extraordinary offer, and the sale of
the Sunday World will be great. Or
der the paper today, in advance.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-07-07
PROSPEROUS CANADA

Some friend has sent us a copy OF
the Dawson (Alaska) News and il
contains many beautifully descriptive
articles of the conditions and possible
tiles of that country. The vegetable
products are revelations. Rev. c. E
Whitaker, Missionary for the church
of England, writing of the conditions
around Macpherson among other
things notes the following:
Having accomplished wonders, Ca
NADIA is pausing upon the eve OF
greater things. She is pausing but
to obtain the names for imperial ad-
vance.
The most valuable and accessible
of her undeveloped assets is the net
Of buried channels with their uncount-
ed gold. Nor need she await their
mining. The proof of their existence
would inspire such confidence that
Canada would be borne onward by
an unprecedented tide of prosperity.
The psychological moment for the
discovery of these buried channels is
approaching. T hey are to be struck
in response to Canada's need for an
expansion commensurate with her
area and resources. Their golden
streams will stimulate every field of
human effort.
The food of prosperity from these
ancient channels will not be confin-
ed to material advancement 1t will
react upon the intellectual and spirit
ual development of Canadian char
acter That is the one essential.
Character is the key which will solve
every problem that will confront hui
manity. The formation of perfect
character is the sole end of man
Therein lies the greatest glorification
of his Creator. All else is accessory.
The gold of the buried channels will
give the surplus over material needs
which permits the leisure essential
for cultivating the intellectual and
spiritual gifts. That is the way to
Canada's future power. 1t is not the
sword. nor the plowshare, nor the
fleets of commerce which will found
Canada's future supremacy. 1t will
be her intellect, honor, humanity and
spiritual power. Brave as are her
sons, noble as are her daughters, her
fame is not to be baptized with the
blood of battle, but love and truth
yelling from the spring of peace.
Such is Canada's destiny. She will
enter strife to her sorrow and the
deferring her empire of the worthy
things. As Canada conquers herself
and becomes a realm overfowing with
love, kindness and good will, the bles-
sings of earth will flow to her as the
golden streams are soon to flow from
her buried channels.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-07-07
SENATOR BEN TlLLMAN

The heavy affiction that has be-
fallen Senator Benjamin R. Tillman,
or South Carolina, is cause for grief
throughout the south and for sincere
regret over all the nation.
Even should his life be spared, and
this apparently is hopeless. his re-
naming years must be vo1celess and
barren of that consolation which
springs from interchange of human
speech To a man whose interest
and powers lie in public affairs, par
ticularly in the halls OF congress and
on the platform, no loss could be
more poignant. IN his particular
sphere, it means what blindness meant
to Milton and deafness to Beethoven
For the last fifteen years Senator
Tnlman has been a dominant and
picturesque figure in our national life
Few men have matched such power
full impulses with such a keen and
accurate intellect 1t is this rare
blend Of temperament that has dis
tinguished him. His explosiveness
was like that of a masterfully fash
Toned gun which drives a bullet al
ways straight to mark. He was
never merely invective. There was
a purpose and a method to his ardor
Senator Tillman spent the first
thirty-nine years of his life on the
farm, with the exception of a brief
month or so in sixty-four. when he
joined the confederate army as A boy
of seventeen and was forced through
critical illness to retire. At a time
of life when most political leaders
are nearing their zenith, he was just
beginning his public career. In South
Carolina, as governor, he opened a
new chapter in the history Of that
state: When he first entered the
United State senate, there was a
rather general expectation that he
would prove disappointing. But swift
ly and steadily he won~the respect of
his colleagues. He proved himself
more than match for those who met
him in debate and, more than this. he
proved himself statesman rich in
constructive thought and purpose.
Indeed, there is far more of the con-
structive element in the record of
Senator Tillman than is commonly
supposed. In his native state two in
stitutions of learning, among the
most useful and important of their
kind in the south, stand to his mem
mory. They are the Clemson Ayr
cultural and Mechanical college and
the Winthrop Normal and Industrial
school. He was an educator as we'll
as fighter He believed in building
up what was good as strongly as in
tearing down what was bad.
Above All, he was fearless and hon
est-absolutely fearless and absolut-
ely honest-Atlanta Journal.