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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-04
scout Council Today.

state Y, NJ c. A. Secretary +. A.
Garrison, and c. II. renstermacker
secretary Of the Muskogee Y. NJ. G.
\. win meet here at 4 O'clock this
afternoon In the Presbyterian church
with G. H. Buchner and the Scout
Masters and teachers of boys classes
In Tulsa Sunday schools.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-04
Inch nj ArdmOre.

ARDMORE Aug. 3.-(SpeciaL)-
Nearly an inch of rain fell here Thurs
day For two days the weather has
teen much cooler than for nearly
month and this as we'll as the rain
Is beneficial to crop conditions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-04
General In Grady County.

CHICKASIIA, Aug. 3.-(SpecialO-
Another good rain fell all over this
county Thursday. II was heaviest In
the southern part Of the county. This
secures Grady county bumper cot
ton crop unless hot winds follow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-04
LANCFORD BEATS SAM
M'VEy IN australia
AMERICAN ran INIil ii.SIh
MNIN ON POINTS ~ TWENTY
HOIND CONTEST

SYDNEY, New South wales Aug
aom laupfprd. the American
heavyweight hoNcr, defeated on points
anm McN" of california Ia 20.
round npht 1l the stadium here today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-04
Lnnks MIC Mnrc.

DuRANT, Aug g. tSpc",al)--
or two hours Thursday rain fell here,
greatly boncfitinR crops. Thursdny
night the sky ls SIN overcast by clouds
0ud more rain " expected.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-04
Boston 1873; Pittsburg as.

BOSTON, Aug S-Boston and Pitts
burg split even In today's double head
cr. Boston winning the first game, Is
to 4. 10y batting Adams out Of the box
In the second inning, In the second
Putshurg's s to ) victory came largely
through punched hits In the second
inning. netting six runs. Scores;
First game: X. IL. +,
Roston. ......, $50 600 9ON-iS 10 0
Pittsburg ... coo 600 004- 3
Batteries; Perdue and king; Ad-
ans, Robinson and Gibson.
Second game; X. h. +.
Boston ....... GOO 0S0 0o0-3 2 4
Plttsburg. ..... eco 600 2eo--s IL
batteries; Tyler and Rariden;
o'Toole and Kelly,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-04

Philadelphia 30; Cleveland -.


ClENl1lANp, Aug, philadelphia
huttod both Hlaudlug and Nahler hard
In todays double header and won both
games. z TO and to 9. sixteen hits
were so'urcd of Rlandlug and NUhler
I'm the first game and ten hits ott
KRhlcr and lasketto I'm the six in-
nings of the second game, The second
game was called after the sixth TO all
low Philadelphia 60 catch train
Olson made three errors In each game
First gamc.-- II. II E,
Cleveland d..,, iOl GOO sO0-i 9 4
Philadelphia, els 020 Olo-7 10 3
batteries; Handing, Kahler and
O'Nci, Coomhs and Lapp,
Second game II. III, ",
Cleveland, ,,,,,.,.. 0s0 600 4
Philadelphia. .,,, b02 '0ii--s 10 3
batteries; Kahler, Baskette and
Eastorly; Bender and Thomas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-04
nclrnll AZ MnshInplnn 1

DErROl1, AUG aJrho score ot tho
end of the FIRST inning was Detroit
Washington g. Duhuc and Vaughn
both ughttuod up and not another
run was made
Scurc hy nnings r. IT, E.
Washington .. 100 coo eco ,
urtroit...... 600 OOo COS q o ,
batteries Vaughn and Williams,
uuhur ana SWnngc
St ioul- 4 hoston :,
ST LOUIS. Aus 3 St Louis drove
N,dicnt aud llpll FROM the mound aud
won the final gamo from Nostou to-day
to 2. hrrakuE even ON the series
Score hN iuuiugs II. 1t, r.
81 / outs. .... O2e coo COS 4 10 o
l}ostan ...... OlO OOO cot 9 . |
Uaucrles UaumgNrduer and Steph-
ems. lhll. Ucdicut. ropc and Cady
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-04
AMERICAN ASS N.

At rolvdo. lolcdo Il Kansas 'iN
o.
A indianapolis Indianapolis Il,
NilNUukr, 9
At luuniur luulWlllr g Mmnc-
upuln
At Columbus Columbus I, Sc
laul
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-04

New Orleans A. Memphis 2.

MEMtIlS. Tenn Aug g. Dyg-
bcrtS incffocliycnem gave Memphis ~
lead Of ono run IN the early stages
~ the game with New Orleans today,
but after the mira inning tho batters
Who faced him could do nothing with
his delivery. ana New Orleans won.
to 2.
Tho Bcorc. H. II. r..
New Orleans ... 100 100 200 4 II
Memphis OH 600 600
batteries Oyghort aud AnRemeier
aud llalghl. Ferguson and Tunneman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-04

ben Grayson. OF okmulgee, was in
Tulsa saturday. attending TO business
Interests and seeing the sights.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-04
Chicago 2-5; Brooklyn OF.

BROOKINN, Aug. 3-Chicago made
It five straight 10y taking today's dou.
bile header from Brooklyn. Both We're
pitchers battles with the visitors out.
generating the locals in the pinches.
Lcifcld and Rucker had II out in he
first game, the former winning TO
0. Allen outpitched Richie In the sec
ond but errors lost for him, Brook
lyns only run was scored in the first
and Chicago tied II up in the seventh
when Leach and Needham worked the
squeeze play. The visitors tailed four
runs In the ninth, through Erwin muf-
fling n perfect throw TO the plate.
EVers stole home In this inning. Man
agcr nahlen was sent 10 the club
house for too strenuous objections to
the way Richie kept his foot on the
slab. Scores
First game: II. IL, Il.
Chicago ...... O20 O0O O00-2 IS )
Rrooklyn..... eco OOO O0O-0 5 2
Lefield and Archer, Rucker and
Miller.
Second Game. II. IL, L.
Chicago. ...... eco GOO 104--5 3 2
100 600 O0O-1 c 3
batteries: Richie and Needham;
Allen and Edwin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-15
9nef 8is.

6f1 gor 5retierS Wqria6eo /
@ilcf, Ills. SooO, efiiiiere Boo.
6erfers @Peni05eo enolM 6erer ie3
nogle ilje, naar De fer A,sie Qmltr.
5a, ott or mart lnnge ii0cn Cat.
itsreh" hor Daft roget f6rfrQ Dor
u aniale6, men @rnnoer r iiffert
t., aet al 81 er lfO6goe. }, I'm
ler. III er ipiGepeu0e, 81 4r6ei0et
a51r aoll'fe 9O0t fremao. nnor nj
:dlca 2ietra1tlling DBL Gfo, por
let;&t1o tnr beitooet. y nlua iige
on Gua % 6relpr az. at BON
ldr o~cliildet os inn i5rub> iat j
V 9lor tH ioont, oa iaa 'eicr oi os
X 1t2G life IA li6t ini4st Deo,
81 o. bar tor Nreos 3orran0 ioh
3i1ii Fry. nemlig Bate 20. &
NoH$r IA fare. taf 4. on fem
9tro9 / 2ieoen5 ggne e.; er 10 en-
melct 1onro SorO6umo nj arbei0e /
aanodil ia Del iom tiu7g SEN.
ieenSs Ser er bano2 4SmmpS@
CO r9loetS", men faor ol iaa fgrll
,&st0e1 4f1rfet, ioa gip4, Den o..
iad q meget goo AiJrs>e @oo,
ia nj 6at iaa meget at iorlGQe, bar
Gait mango ierli9 ooOe pe0er Der
paa oisie Ggne / Sommerens $50,
boaoe SgnooaSifoleneoer og MiS.
iionsm60er, men oct ii0ite % bill
baabe oct be0ite al Dem ale bar iltlt
nf6Olot Der | Dor 5reliers Nenig.
beoS 0irfe ira 1orsOag 4ften Den
81. Oftober til Ssnoog 9liten Den
3. Nooember, bDor Breiterre Carl
fen ira Superior, genIon ira Glins
tom og aroGb ira 2ucf Dor til SteOe
og SteOets BrGit Baitor 9ouoo.
Ell Gel al Gf0en; men oct bar Ell
itort Sfoor / Dor @lnoe, at Dor fac.
re BrGitefomil.e moOtog ct Gele.
gram ira Sonpton, Nebr., 6reoog.
at MrS. 9onoos 6ooer lna for %.
Den. De mootte ioo forGa0e os
26r0ag D6orgeu boo0e DIR, o9 W2rs.
9on0o, og oog foritooer iee, De life
naneOe 9eitemmeliesiteOet, fsr ale.
re0e 0eoen bar i%Hotron0t. Men:
0Sali9e ere De o6Oe, iom % | Ser
rem. Seq bnoOe tGnft at gipe no.
oct al ct Hcferot fra BORT Meoe,
beebn0te oernlea 5reoaa men ionl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-15
ROrreiD0n9catC
Stem eis6On, g9is.

vi boooe 10 JON 6efepotgiort port
Misiionsme0e ira lS.-20. Of.
9ait. @rifien, 9lnciue, % Rat. So.
BARREN ira OibfoI6, 8is. uoelte
9ipets 8reo for o8 i De Gage. Wls-
BET begpn6te ON 5re0oa / 0ienia6e.
oens Sirfc. 6Dor 4}ait. So6nniea
preoifeoc ooer SOB. is, t6-22
ON Den lille 5tuno, bet er giDet
Memeitet at be0re iia til at meOe
i'm @uo. On @f60agen bar Ger
6q0espisniug / BrGiteboligen, %
OH eitermio6o9en toIte 9ait. Grit.
fen no ira @ottb. 8, Is, boor ban
betoneoe, al for at foa Spn0erens
8orlaoelie maotte Der gna ct MeOe
meo Seius foruO, o9 oct bar finn
oct ien6erfnuite Sierte, Seius niI
taae 8olig, 8erpno tolte 5oban.
len liot no ira sos. 6, t-6. 8et
er ,seiu5, iom inarer for ii0en at lp.
ee Dem, iom oil laOe liz be6nn0le al
BAN, og Iroen italoe life blot mo
| 5oritonOen men mo / Siertet.
4nit G5iiteo illftteOe Vt6Oet oeO at
minoe ON Oroet giaias as, 49,:
a@i0 Oh oiloe ogte paa mine 9uo,
oo iful0e DIN 6reo ppre JON 5lo0en
og DIN 8etiproig6eo iom SaDetS
9elger". 9Drong eS%ormio0n9 bleO
Oroet igen %iorfpn0t al Bait. So6on-
fen no fra @ottb. 8, 20-22 ON
oct ~6Io0iottige .apipOe. Dereiter
tnlte Bot. erifien no ira ggr. y.
3, 40: g2d0er os roniage pore 8eie
og cTteripore Dem oe pen0e ON til
&erren". San a0ooreoe imo0 at
fnurre imioO SUD og tolte ON, bpor
meaeh anlrren Der bar ogina blaltot
CUBS 8grn oDer 9errens 6srel.
Ter nteo Dem. 2snOa9 eftermi0Oag
forloo Bat. Sobonien os pna @rutO
al ct 8sosfnlo / bans girfefre0s.
sen6og bovoe ri oItioa finn eeit
fremmeo BrGit iblanOt os. San
fin 2oo at tnle ioo meget mere, boao
ban oeiao bar meget biaig til. Sen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-15

Dag bar Der ell itor 6oriamIin9 al
6olf; nogle bar tonn11en fra IOams
80. Bat. 8biiteo bar iin aner
MeniJbeo Der. % en- Del bar til
SteOe fra 8nrrens. Songforet ira
iamme Ste0 gIGoeOe os neo Here
Songe. S6n0og 5ornjooog begpno.
te Dor @~uOStieneite meo Sfrffte-
moal @l. $50. Ste0et8 grelt
bol0t Sfrifttolen no fra Gal. 100:
y6iener 6erren meo @le0p." en
Itor Sfare Q}elneifer bar Iontlet OH
Serren5 9or0 ben Dag. Boit Grit.
len prG0iteoe til 9simesie ooer
Otottb. %, III, 9ongef6nnens
9rDll4p. San lag0e 89gt pau at
o9re ian0rue for Serren % lite
linoitploe fig, iom De giorte, ser bar
Iin0bltot til nnpute 9rDQltp. On
@ftermiO0ogen 6oI0t 9ait. 36ifteO
en- Gale poa @llgeIif ooer 2rf. Il,
Ill. Boit. @rifien tolte 0erpaa
pod 8onif no ira ,. Gor. t3, ), at
ronia9e % PROBE oS ielp, bOor0on
'oi itnor | bort 6orbol0 til Serren.
8eo Sllttnin9Sm9oet Sgn0oa Nj.
ten logOe 8oit. grifien nogle flere
ifto5ol6sri9e Orb ben til bore Sier.
ter no ira PIP. Ser. I. aapitel. 8or
egen 9rd9t f%ortalte ct Bar 8rpf ira
BET oirfeIi8e 2i0 pau Gngelit mar.
met til 0e uitge. 0erne6 ilutte0e
port Q360e, og mootte ina, JON hi
fang: 800 be tpit6 pou till ne
meet again. So, Dor er oct ifett
at t9nfe, at @ito er meo os, til ri
meoeS i9en. Men.q6e0ens 5ornlon0
lf0talte o9loa lin @le0e ober 0f60et
og Gof til 6e frenmeoe Brplter.
IA Gaf til ale, iom 6eltog / bort
M00e.
vi gtpbe0er er ser life mnn1e Der.
ira. @enrit 9eterien oa 6uitrl o.
lille MiloreO bar bGret nogle Gage
/ @it5ee, @is. at beiege gamle be-
fenote og @entter ira G6icago. Qi-
oeIe6es bar @rs. Cars Qn6erIen
oGret poo 9ei68 i Gacine, Us,
% Rrs. 9iooIoi Sonien | 9lingiteo,
Soma, at beige SIp9t og @cnncr.
Vile par NOT globe peo oeres 5ar.
Ser er 10 iao me9ct, Der fan alp.
De os @enneifer, 6lon0t oct 6nroe
10 % IA bette Opre, at ri bar @u6s
0ro ri9eli8 i6lanot o8 mi. 0}aa
Serren oeIiigne oct 9trbei0e, iom bli.
Der 6oet Ger SirIe til 3relie og
@ltos 9srn til 9eitDrfcIie / 1rocn.
@n fprlig 6ilien ienoes 6eroco til
9f's 3eOoft6r OF 6ens 9piere.
aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-15
Aerlig MutOmObilterlel.

llopnerfet goot er BET, at 9ooen
gar ft @rnllie for, bbor itprf Start
alItomobiler maa fere meo itt0en
for 8pens @rpnier og forbi @u6e.
b%isrner, o9 at Den forOrer, at 9ll-
tomonbiler ifol gennem Oeres 5l6i.
te Iaoe bsre ira iio, mar De fommer
bogfra og oil forbi en- gogn. Wlen
uprligt og ofte ife6neioangert er
oct. noor 9llitomobilferere ooertrp.
Der 8o0erl, % BET er | 66i @po0
uforiborliot, noor BolitimprO uno-
la0er at gore oeres Rligt me0 Sen.
inn til at faa if60eslgie Autonnobil.
ferere anboIot og brogt FOR Getten.
% ieg ofte bar Jet 9fiempIer poo,
at Qlltomobilferere ouertre0er Co.
ben, i6et ieg noe poa 2on0oeie bar
if0oet poo 8ogne og let, 6oorIe0eS
Gutomobrleri me0 rDggen0e 5orf
fuieoe ioo burtigt iorbi uoen at
DarIfo, at ri fife engong fun0e toge
0eres Rltnmer, iao er oct mn Bli0t
ION 8ripotmano efter min ringe
@pne At gre noqet FOR at itan0ie
oct. Soar ie8 g6r. bDo0 ieg fan,
og anore bill loOe Jig onipore til oct
idntme, ioo bill oct bnoe lin 8irf.
ming til oct be0re. 8i fan oa taIe
til iiforiigtiae AittomobiIf6rere %
fortpae Dem, at pi oil mel6e Dem,
ON Di ier Dem ooertreoe 2oben.
Den rs. OCTOBER / 2lor 0912)
forte Ell 2httomobil Tot for itprft
forbi ct @o0ebi6rne / 6remont, Jte6.,
OF fom oeroc0 til at Orpbe en- Stone,
Der Dar 6enoe0 80 aor 0ommeI.
Sun bar gift og Dor W}o0er til Here
@ern 6oilfen llIpffe og boG6iom
Sorg bleo Ser fife bpftet ODER 6en
efterleDe1r0e Ufdft0 me0 line Born
poo @rlnt6 of ben uforiigtioe oa
lopobertrp6en0e Nutomobilfgriel
Ger iogoes. at RonOen, ser forte,
pIeie6e at DGre en- ganife iorii9tig
Acknowledgment; men ieIo ON ban
er 0ette, ioo obertraa0te ban 10 aGi.
geoel Sopcn, Oa ban forte iorbi ga.
0ebj6rnet meo itprfere Start, emo
ban bar tinoot. san, en- ellers
forii9tie N'otto are iig itploi8 /
2ooooertre0eIie OF 6eroeO fouume til
at orGbe Ntenneifer, boor megen
mere lllptfe fan % fife lige9pl0ige
oa foa0e @utomo6ilfsrere fomme til
at foroaria9e oeo 9ooobertreOeliel
Ret eoer efter 2oben oGe 3, Der
ferer me0 automobiIer, % isrg Tor,
at 2oDoDertreoere bliDer anbol0t og
itrdffet. : BoIitimpnO, og ole an.
Ore. ion eoner oct. Meo SOB ifol
man 9on6 bpQqe. q :. 0nbm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-15
acnlllarc, ". 2af.

9rorion @ojifole oabner iaen Den
Is. No0. iite Qpre for ct MT Solo
@leoer. 5 aar laoer oct til, at Sfo-
len bliDer milo.
aolin9en Der run0t aenmare por
/ Gor iepoeles goo: @n beOre SPIT
bar 8olonien neppe bait. Soeoen
giOer iom 9ie9eI ira 20 til 80 gll.
pr. acre. Og feGb ON 8riierne life
er ret bsie, ioa er Meng0en oes
itorre. S5or0en er go0t gennentbleOt,
ioo bi Dor go0e l10iigter for n9lte
aor. Ser er enonu en- 0el utprifet;
t6i NDIin9en bar itor og ar6eIoS-
fraften life. 9oglgnnen er goaet
,Op til Ben urimmeIige &6iOe: fire
Dollars om Dogen til Ell Mon0 %
ief3 Collars til Ell Mot6 mre6 ct
Spnno 6eite. Soften fom TENT | 2lar,
iao bar Ger Ioo itor en- Mpn90e,
at 6armerl1e fife lom 9fegel mente,
IOe fun0e in0Gaoe Jig pao at itoffe
NiQr6oeii. men LOS oct tao / Stoffe,
iu0til oct fun0e lpsies poa 8o9ne
f6res til 8erifemdifinen. 5 Sep.
teinber aif Sprifningen Ion9ionlt
poo @rln0 al &egnbeir, og ben /
tSIutnirqen al Oft. foGot Der fire
Sne, 6oilfen 6egrooeoe
Here Guiinoe @creS SCR, ser lno
poa Marfen. Sneeu ibanOt, % 6olf
fit &oob ON at re00e 66ret, men
foa Den ,. Roo. it hi li0t mere Enc.
Gen er ogioo omtrent foriDunoen /
Gag Qoen 6. 0oo.) og ioor hi go0t
@eir u0en Sl1eial0 omfring Ell
ll9e, bil 0cn it6rite Bart al Serren
bIibe ia0iomlet eGer tprifet. Set be-
tpoer ielpfd9cliQt meget for Solo
nien, ON oi faor bier9et Dor Scr.
De fleite fan go6t trenae til at
foo 0en me6, 90 Be to foreoooenoe
2(ar for taaet boor0t poa 9enae-
plngen.
Ser 6eaouoer at bGiDe en- Sci &an-
Del me0 2an0eien0onnte. Sffe iou
foo 6arme oar ififtet Sen0er. @ri-
Ierne er ogfon gooet l,0t I @eiret,
men biI 9oa p0erIigere op / 266et
al ct 9(or8 Gi0, noor De l~tilfre0ie
faor iolgt og fommer poo &on0ring
ben nn0et Steo for at finoe Jig et
boor Der in9en - eaer tim
fuo - lt6c6o9eliq6e6er fin
ocs. @onferne 90 Gen9em9tt0ene
/ &eglen ben Slo9s 5oIf
o. biGIper Dem Of Ste0. Men Der
er 6a ogioo llnotoqelier fra 0enne
Gn Mou0. Der bar peret rel
iefproiq oct iiOite 9or 2(or. bo0gcr
10 en- no 2o0e / 9rar. &an bar
grna6ig ioronoret lin @e.
ON q. 0nf.
Goliforniofe6eren er aonife nor.
iolaoen, oa @ontnnaieheren Tom
/ 8ior, men bar fltniti9ere
oirfct, bar ogioa logt fla, ioo MI
Itouoier llooon6rinoen beriro nof
FOR en- 1f0. Soft, iom bar pnret
bortrciIt 6e1on0er at fomme til6oae.
erif 3o6nion. Grif Gr.fien, @iiIiom
NJ. II. er fommen tit6n9c
at blibe meo oere5 6omilier.
Ten 6. 0oD. 1912.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-15

o5, ban8 Noon til sore og 5ieIe
til 5reIie. Maange fGrlge SiIien til
til 8enner no ooer SaunfltnOet og
9looets 2piepe og til y0aniferen"s
Reoaft6r be6 e6ers ringe 9rO0er /
6eyrea. g. 8. NeIIemarH.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-15
Hamburg American Line

Hamburg American Building,
4f--45 Broadway NEW YORK CITY
344 Walnut ST. Philadelphia, Pa
,O7 Boylston st. Boston, Mass
as Sixth Ave. Pittsburg, Pa
70 w. Randolf st, Chicago, Ill
.02 Olive st. ST. Louis, Mo
80 Powell st, SanFrancisco, Cal
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-15
JUL
i
Fadrelandet
dennemgaaende BiIleter til
Norge Og
Sverrig
Via Hamburg
F0RST, ANDEN og TR DIE KLASSE.

Kaiserin Anguste Victoria
25.O00 tons. Nov. 6, 300 p. m.
Pennsylvania
. 1850 tons. Nov. 8, 10 a. m.
Pretoria 1880 tons, Nov. 1G, II a. m.
President Lincoln
1900 tons. Nov. 49,, 2 p. m.
Amerika - 90. 800 tons, Nov. 26, 10 am.
Patricia - 13,5O0 tons, Nov. 30. 2 p. m.
President Grant =
$1,000 tons, Dec. 7, .. a. m.
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
25,0C0 tons, Dec. 10, 10 a. m.
Billetpriser meddeles paa Forlangende.
Disse Priser vii indbefatte allie nedven-
dige Udgifter - Kost, Logi og Befor-
dring fra New York til Bestemmelses-
stedpt
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-16

natures, others are quite oppositely dis
posed. The minute thing is theirs they despise IT,
Some girls cannot select a husband. 1t is not SO
that they fear that any of them would not
ter one get away
There are some old maids who simply be-
they have dared settle on one man lest
the they should have chosen might afterward
along.
This diseased condition Of the deciding power is
widespread. Most people wish they hadn't-whatever
1t
If you settle in Kalamazoo you wish you had gone
Oshkosh instead.
If you send your boy to Harvard you wish ypu
had sent him to Yale
If the house mistress chooses a swede servant
girl at the employment agency she will always De
by the intelligent looking German girl she
I know a woman who was born in Hillsboro, Ill,
and the one of her life is that she was not
born in Italy. -a q.
If you are boarding you wish you were keeping
house; If you have apartment Of your own you
envying the foo-loose folk who live IN hotels s
a who actually prefers the table
dhoe dinner. is from sheer indecsion Of charae=
ter; can't order veal because he is certain
wish he had ordered pork.
whatever it is is bad--to YOU and whatever did
not happen would have been fine. ..ts. r..:- 80
~ Life is a series of wrong selections.
The only reason you want to to heaven is be-
q cause it is not this earth, ~t....
Quit it! srr ---..at
Don't be poor scraggly wishihadnt
Nor sickly little wshwerent.
a distressed Wishididnt.
You may remember Huxleys remark: Life is
like walking along crowded street; there always
seem to be fewer obstacles to getting along on the
opposite pavement; and yet, if crosses over mat
tiers rarely mended."
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-16
THE WATSON BLIGHT PROVES
TOO MUCH FOR FLEMING

The eIeventhhour withdrawal Of Hon. William H.
Fleming from the congressional race in the Tenth
district drives home timely moral which the public
men and the people Of Georgia should ponder well.
Mr. Fleming is a gentleman of rich attachments
and unsuIied character. He numbers his friends
T. the hundred. 1t might have been expected, in
normal circumstances, that he would have received
at least fair of popular support Yet, from
the outset his campaign Jagged and limped and at
length broke completely down all because Of the fact
that he was the candidate of Thomas E. Watson, the
Democratic party's arch traitor and foe. s.-.
It is far better for himself as well for his
district and his state that he has retired from the
night rather than to bear any longer the burden and
The reproach OF such an alliance 1t is far better
for any man to be defeated because he lacks,,the
watson support than to win by virtue of its posses
sion. But there are many wholesome signs-and
MI. Fleming's experience is among then-that no
man, however worthy he himself may be- can hope
FOL the suffrage Of selfrespecting Georgia Democrats
If he seeks or even accepts the sianderous aid of
the Tartar from McDufhe.
The people are alert to the fact that so long as
this political pirate is given countenance they cannot
have pure primaries; that he is not Democrat but
on the contrary an inveteTate hster Of everything
pertaining to the party and its leaders; that he
tersis primaries month only to bolt it the next
that his only stock in trade venom and Islander
and his only purpose his own selfish gain.
Nor viii the people ignore the fact that even now
while Watson is in the midst of covert warfare
uron the Democratic. presidential nominee. he is
also urging his candidates for state house Offices.
- 7hs railroad commission and for other important
pests Of public trust. The men whom he is thus
supporting may be thoroughly honorable far
their own characters and motives concerned;
We have no word Of criticism of them personally
But the vital fact remains that any who wears
the Watson collar or who accepts his support, rem
ders himself unworthy the votes OF GOO citizens
The people OF the Tenth district have set the
state valuable example in refusing support one
Of respected citizen because they knew
that if they did 60 they would encourage SsIhe
treachercus purposes and advance the purely self
ish interests of Thomas E Watson. Their rebuke
is not TO Mr. Fleming himself but to the partx's
foe and the public's enemy Let all other good
Geo-Eians follow the example OF their fellow-ciu-
zens who live in watsons home district and who
know him best.
Let it be understood hencefoTth that Watson s
support of any candidate any measure. will be
fcient to destroy such measure, because it: is
known in advance that underlying such support is
the selfish. and sinister purpose of the Mr.
Fleming merely the victim of pretended
friendship that wIthers whatever it touches, and
destroys those who compromise themselves by
yielding to its influence
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-16
THE GEORGIA EMPIRE.

Though it is unlikely that Georgia will ever pro
duce enough wool to make her feel sheepish in the
company of free traders. are nevertheless re-
minded now and then that this is a woolgrowing
state The Berrisn county clip for 1912 bulked to
ten thousand pounds The prices it fetched ranged
from twenty to twenty-seven cents pound so that
from these few focks Of community a con-
siderable sum Of money was realized.
Every little while the newspapers set forth sim
liar record and all these taken together would
doubtless show that the states annual output Of
WOO, is in no wise to be laughed at. There is an
interesting story, and a true one, that the first
herd OF Angora goats ever known on this continent
was brought 70 Georgia from the Orient and it was
here that this particular field of wool industry
received its primal encouragement OF equal inter
ished in General oglethorpe's colony and Queen
Caroline herself once, wore court gown spun of
Georgia silk.
The truth Is anything that is good to wear or
good 20 eat can be grown in Georgia. so wondrously
varied are its climate and soil Happy the man.
wrote the old poet,
Whose herds tcth naik. t0hOse fields toith bread
Whose fIOcks supply him attire;
whose trees in summer yield him shade.
II tOiHteT, IRE"
Such a man the Georgian can be. 1t is won
Aerful empire that yields both wool and cotton each