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JOURNAL Atlanta Ca
Today is work day. WIN you give to-
days work for the orphans7
This Italian-Turkish >effair seems to
be more than a mere maneuver.
It does look IKE Turkey ought to win.
with all the wresuers she has.
- Already there is discussion of the fall
styles in presidential possibilities
= This is the time for football, but it
doesn't seem TO be the season exactly.
The football season can't hope to catch
up with the mortuary record of the avia-
ton season y
Did you work for the orphans yes
terday?
what we need. in view Of high prices,
is a foodless cooker.
A good many political tickets are. not
!. yet in the held-they're only in the air.
President Taft seems still to be Of the
opinion that the tariff needs expiana-
ton.
The best news IN yesterdays paper
was that the weather would be cooler
today.
Too often tn these moderp times the
verdict in murder trial is the vaude-
vile or moving picture stage.
II President Taft is experiencing any
thing Ike Georgia heat out west, he
is experiencing a. warm campaign in a
literal sense.
=. Where is the old-fashioned young lady
who asked her male escort to tie her
shoestring?
= The hoop skirt is coming pack. says
r. a fashion note. and Atlanta streets are
already so narrow
we can't pay those bills Monday. or
r. Monday week. either. unless the stock
- market behaves better
~ 1t seems to be the general feeling of
the nations that Italy celebrated Thanks
giving slightly ahead OF schedule time.
What is the matteg with Richard Hard
Ing Davis these days? War Is every
where. and he hasn't been heard from.
writers. don't despair. The New York
= Sun said -forcasted" the other day
umn. too -
The opening attendance at the South
: Georgia Land Show indicates that the
: people appreciate the impressiveness OF
farm exhibits.
80 T. R finds it more comfortable at
-- Oyster Bay than in sleeping car jump-
ing from. place to place in, the insur-
gents country.
81 The odorless onion is protection for
- the innocent bystander. but it is doubtful
e. whether it win gain favor with the ulti-
mate consumer.
Those New York undertakers want TO
! be called morticians. but viii that make
1.-the average man any more eager to en-
ploy them7
X After careful CONSIDERATION OF Iue
IA 5ect. we have come TO the conclusion that
- It was some kind OF explosive that blew
-w mp the Maine
81 Where is the oId,fashioned brilliant
lawyer who couldn't go into a great
criminal case without being at least three
- Sheet in the wind2
UPTON sIncIair,s father-in-law refers
70 him as an unripe persimmon, but we
had been under the impression that sew
eral frostse had fallen upon him
The man who set out to make San
- Francisco the Paris of America found
that the west wasn't up to the task, or
down to II. whichever it may be.
~ Considering that we spend more for
: tobacco than we do for clothes or food,
n there ought 20 be considerable public in
sterest in the reorganization of the trust.
80 The STYLES do change. Down in South
and Central America. where they used
ito have revolutions. they now have fire.
ouent elections. instead
- Life is one strike after another. No
sooner did the cigarmarkers of Tampa.
return TO work, than the employees OF
the Hartman lines wsI'- out
The boy who can pick the largest
amount OF cotton in day Is just as i'm
portant as the boy who won the medal
for oratory at the high school
= Henry GassOway Davis is now almost
Ssf00 years old. and there are many per-
f~Sons alive today who can remember when
The was some kind Of nominee or other.
There must he something in the fore
least OF an early and hard winter. There
-r-ls already considerable discussion about
what the Christmas magazines viii have
Ito offer.
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