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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-19

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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-06-05
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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-06-05
POOLTOWN

June 1.-Wheat and oats are
about ripe and guess We will soon
hear the hum of the haevestin@
machine.
Solomon Eagle and Thomal
Morgan have bought new binder
this year.
John Small has treated himself
to . new top buggy.
seabury File is wearing the
smile that won't come off, it is
boy.
Thomas II. Morgan has been or
his rounds listing the taxes fol
this year.
Mrs. Eugene Morgan, who has
been on the sick list for a few
days, is improved at this writing.
Mrs. @. q. Shepard who has al
so been on the sick list is impro.
we'd.
Eli Wyatt Of near st. Matthews
church is, We regret to learn, con.
fined to his bed 1T this writing.
Will Lisk is about done saving
on the John Arey place.
Morgan brothers, sucoessors to
]. A. Ribeline & Co., have moved
their saw mill near St. Matthew'S
church on Wesley Frick's land.
G. e. Sheppard has also moved
bis saw mill neal the Flint Hill
school house.
Messrs Zeb Travis and DR.. Wal.
ter W. Wyatt and their families
have been visiting relatives in
this neigborhood for q few days
tn week.
Several from around here at.
tended the memorial services of
the Jr. o. U. A. NJ. over the
grave of l.. D, Carter at St. Mat
thew's E, L.. church last Sunday
evening. Quite a crowd of Jun.
j rs from the Union Council and
from other councils were present.
MISS Pearle Crook, Miss Bertha
T exler. Harvey Morgan and J. L.
Morgan visited at O. II, Shep-
herds last Sunday evening.
The little mule and it's driver
v sits Pooltown quite often of
late.
If all signs don't fail 1 guess
Uncle Josh will have another we'd.
ding to report very soon. Don't
yon think 30 Irving7
UNCLE JOSH.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-06-05
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
Mems Of Interest 10 Various NeIghborhoods
Sent in bv Our FrIends

tsRs Of Interest 10 Various NeIghborhoods
Sent in BY Our Friends
~ We do not print ar
Ncles not signed by the auth
Or's real name.
SALEM CHURCH.
June 1.-Farmers are some
what busy just now.
We are getting some what dry
in this section.
We are getting ready for
harvest. Some oats will be cut
next week.
P. s. K. has bought a new reap
or and has got it ready for work.
s. B. Colly is in q bad shape,
~ he can't see at all.
The Both was q legal holiday
No mail then.
Rev. Stirewalt preached q fine
sermon last Sunday at Salem K.
L. church. The church was
packed full.
Little Mary and Master Clip
Sifford, Of Salisbury, were out
last week to visit their grandpa
They had a fine time picking
cherries.
Look out boys, the happy old
season of wheat harvest time and
blackberry pie is near at hand.
Charts Safrit was blest with 2
twin boys he will farm on a larger
scale after this.
Mrs. Maggie Oorriher, of Sails
bury, is quite sick at her fathers
w, 81. Bost's at this time.
The Elk Post master, of Man
mig is eating green apple pie.
P. 8. Kluttz has been cutting
oats.
Luther Ling'e, and wife, OF
Chestnut Hill, were at Salem last
Sunday.
J. B. Ling!e has his new ell
completed which he put to hi
house: 1t is . two story ell, two
rooms and a porch sll around,
John D. Brown was the contract
Dr.. s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
KAISER IS ASKED TO
ACT As PEACE MAKER
Rulers Of Austria and Turkes
Appeal for His Friendly
Intervention
HI. APPEALS TO RUSSIA

BERLIN. Dee a
Tn. German emperor has apparently
been !ntrusted by the Austrian emperor
his aily. and BY the sultan. MS ifaene'
with dir.cult double task. arst Of inter
veniuy IN tie Aust,o-servian difncilis
and second. of Obtaining from Bulgaria
more moderate peace terms.
Whether the kaiser will be successful
in both cases Is doubtfol but there are
signs tina, 10 has set 70 work VIII
Characteristic promptaess and good VIII
In the arst insfaItGs. tLe kaiser used a.
MS personal influence 10 obtain prOini-@
from The Russian government that serN'a
could not count on Russian support 10
her demands regarding Albania ana u
AAriatfc and Russia mas NOW given TINS
,r,nlse as IL Indicated in semiofneiai
telegram TO the Cologne Gazette
Russian support OF serNihh l'oi-es
stoDs where the Scrvian tern'oIiS
claim on Albania begins says ms
,,9,-nal ..pussia Is not likely to allow
the partition Of Albania We nave s'si-
reason 20 he sure Of that
The other task which the kaiser M :
heer asked 10 undertake Is due &c a.
Autograph letter from the sultan. pre-
scented bv the Turkish arnba ssador- ne
sultan reminds the kaiser Of old German
Turkish friendship. and expresses ,i.e
hone that his majesty's influence IN soma
and Ms friendly relationship with Nh Z
Ferdinand will enable him 10 obtain
reasonable peace terms for Turkey, espe-
cisliy terms safeguarding turkey eis-
nifty as sovereign power II Is doaot-
fr,l Wheeler the kaiser Will be able 20
take the initiative Of such persona
s,ep a. since the beginning u the War
the question has been watched ed1 "
bv all the great powers on the rtheF
hand. It l. Obvious thas any such step
a. j. demanded by the sultan ~euid %
considered ia sofia as uninehdiy
mcdGlinS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
INSURED AGAINST
THE RISK OF TWINS
Woman Who Gave Birth To- Two
Girls Collects $1,000 From
Company
SYSTEM N ENGLAND NOW


PARIS. De-. g.
Insurance compan'e- vino lss'ie poii-ic-
20 apareheus.ve parents against Tie
--fsk-- ~ twins. are Lkely - aavc a
considerable increass IN this branch OF
-re.r business as she result ~ a pay
mons ihst has just beca made BY D
Pre- Hch company.
Fa-h.r need no longer view with co1-
c.f1 Size problem 81 l0oking after TIC
children. where they would have j'yiliiF
welcomed the advent ~ ~ne.
40 wins nos may. bofh hEarativeiy
and practically epesk.ng. De- worth ineF
wsigr; in gold.
Tae insurance company referred 10 mas
n4!d out ~ Jess sum than $50 To- i
Womal Who presented hsr husband Win
fufn daughters
Evidently 0r - praeti.sl turn ~ MIND.
f.r uu.r.r recently called 10 tnD OLE NI
f.. ..-,-,ng and asked Tor a policy
AGAINST fira risk 81 having twins.
Tho nargrer agreed O. TIE woman
-.rauo.4I f,r q monthly premium ~ 81.
la.lhie fnr six months
r.og DAYS azo TIC insurarrc company
received a. card announcing il' n-ril p.
frfr r4rahfers o. tfe'r iair ciisrt. Ih-
-r4rr..~ 81 once dfruafcled Zoe SCI aui
T. ..s.l.f az sqgsafrlf8fS fr TIE mother.
Insurance companies N Erelinl il-
fI.IrH iu ~ aWcnr their risks i'i
trr a-4f time fTi. yeas. TIE risk ~
fs.~a l. provided against a. : guinness
To-. cont Another risk j. a9siust q son
'.rins i.o-n. thereby rrejudiring thli 4
.. r.on.s fiii, 90 certain money OF landed
estates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
KAISER AS GUEST At
WEDDING OF FRIEND
Leaves Berlin for Remote Corner
Of Empire 10 Honor AUS
trian Prince
BURGOMASTER AND BRIDE
BERLIN. Dec. II.

BERLIN. Dec. H.
In tie presence Of the kaiser. the we'd
ding Of Princess f.eontine Furstenberg'
daughter of Prince Max Egon Fursten-
berg. the emperor's most intimate friehd'
win Prince Hugo Vinzenz Il windsor
Graetz took place yesterday AZ Don
sueschiugea. in Baden, where Prince
Furstenberg mas his family seat
The fact that the emperor consented 10
le,xa Berlin for this remote corner Of
southern Germany in times Of acute IN
fe-national crisis shows to what extent
Prince FurstenbeTg enjoys the KAISER
friends alp and ane-j lion. y
Never indeed has any one. save MEM
hers Of the imperial family. ana very ie"
OF these been 50 close 10 the Ger an
sovereign a. Prince Fursten0ers, ana =
fs an omen secret that Were the latter a
true-born German ana not an NUSeI "a -,
as j. the case. 1e would stand So0o
chance. OF becoming imperial chsBcello.
one DAY.
The marriage celebration wSs chai "-
fns and gorgeous. The municipality hai
been at pains 20 decorate the tiny city.
which lies in the midst Of the S"@"'a ..
mountains and there were aicnes OF
gave occasion 70 erea; demonstra tons n
LOYALTY on the par; Of the villagers 10 tn"
Furstenherg family
The emperor arrived IN DOnaueschingen
early this morning. and Immediately
after his arrival in the old family castle
Toe marriage ceremony was peTiorine
FOE the ma guificcnt ancestors hall by tav
su.gomast.r e Do.sGeschingen sim
uie .iliager. who med extremely Dasn-
fuI in tine preSeuc. OF the kaiser and
some 10 German and Austrian princes
4 long procession o. motor avs then
cook She whole company 20 the small!
village clurcl. who're the religious mar
rage was celebrated. After the return %
the married couple 80 Sire castle. al the
poraussrhiuGau peasants were allowed
90 congrat ll.ite prince and princess "a
Vinfisch-t;raefz and were author zed 70
cxurcss any wish they could think o.
IT,. kaiser has given princes - " nd
i-rh-siraefz some beautiful jewels a. 4
wedding present. and VIII give her con-
serf e esmuiissi0n 80 d. suite In thc
Prussian army.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
LITTLE GIRLS MANNERS
SUBJECT OF LAWSUIT
Court Asked 10 Decide Whether
She Is Properly Reared
or Not
TRAILED BY DETECTIVES

PARIS. Dec -
The question whether a little girl of ?
had been well brought up was argued
solenlnly yesterday in the Paris law
courts on the evidence Of snerin's Off
GERS vino had been set to watch her man
ners at meals.
The ntt.. girl. Nile. Gisels. j. The
daughter OF a Paris doctor lie and his
wife separated eighteen months ago. and
the. mother. who was given the custody
OF the child has since married aga. ~
The father petitions 10 Aaye the CHILD
given into his care on the ground That
She Is being badly brought up The
officer appointed by the father reported
that ne sat at the next table al Dleppe
The little girl leaned her elbows on the
table. laughed osteBiatiously. spoke loud
Is and made herself remarked b. aer
language and attitude When her father
reproarhed her she only laughed or
made faces al him.
But the officer FOR the other side found
that al a Bois De Boulogne restaurant
Nile. Gisele's manners Were IrreprOach-
able except that she sometimes took up
her bread and bit il instead -ot breaking
IL with her fingers. that she helped ner-
self to the salad with her fingers ard
occasionally forgot TO wipe he- mouth
after drinking She handled her knife
and fork properly. sat IL well at table.
never raised her voice louder than a it
the lady ought 70 DO and always an
swered her mother with smile. " hen
finger bowls We're brought Nile. Glsele
showed her good breeding By moistenlns
her lips and the tips Of her fingers ana
drying them with her table napkin
The judges decided to take time FOR
reflection
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
HEROINE Of SIXTY
IN WARS FOREFRONT
Working Eleven Hours a Day.
Foodless. in Turkish
Cholera Camp
SCENES THERE. TERRIBLE
cONsTAxTrNoPI.E. Dec. q


The Rev. Robert Frew. Scottish
clergyman here. has gone TO the Sen Stef-
ano cholera camp. and VII remain there.
following the example Of Hiss At 80
far Major T. :. Fo-d. an America. Is the
only volunteer doctor working ~ the
camp.
With Hoffman Philip. tie secretary
% the United States embassy. All !
Nsuri p BaTinE. the weil-known writer.
he goes OF; T. san Stefauo each
day. and hops 10 be aOie Go save a
number Of lives. The hrss work how
ever. consists simply in clearing up the
camp.
Al who visit san S.efsno asrec in de-
ciarins tina; Mss Al. who originally
came from Switzerland. 5ut has long
been associated with English and Ameri-
can mission work here. deserves -ccoEni-
ton % the highcst kiad.
She Is ~ old woman % over sixty. vita
henf back. AMI today she was working
from SIX in tho morning iii five this
evening without food. administering soup
and water - she cholera victims. and
f-aupinz through the revolving hith.
needles Of contamination.
An elderly Greek woman has nov
joined her.
\ Scottish woman attempted 10 help
in ts1e work today. but the conditions
were 80 nauscating that she collapsed
and was compelled 10 retire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
ID CH|LDREN'K|LLED IN
MOVING PICTURE SHOW
Cry of Fire Causes Panic III
Which Tots Were Trampled
10 Death
WOMAN ALSO sNICT1 NJ


\ terrible disaster. in which forty chill
dr,n and one woman were killed. occurred
Yesterday ia q mOVing-Dicture snow at
Bilbao.
Tire building was crowded with specia-
tors. com posed almost exclusively of W.
men ana children. especially in the gal
leries and balconies. Suddenly cry o;
Fire was raised. and the audience
rushed in panic for the exits.
The police and STAFF of the circus Were
fOMerlcss TO check the panic. and more
than twenty children lost their lives. be
ing frampled To death or sIifocatct.
~ soon as the news became Sen~rdii--
known in Bilbao. crowds gathered OutslCe
the building. and hesrtrendins seen, :
We're Witnessed as parents and fri nds
rt coguized the victims.
The cry Of Fire" appears % have been
ralsed lis a practical Joke. which must
b. considered criminal. FOR 10 outbreak
seems TO have occurred. \ large number
o. people are believed TO have been ~
jgg.d
only one woman lost her life bat a
iarge number Of women were injured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
WOMAN OWNER FINDS
SPRINGS AND METALS
Rich Petroleum Well One OF the
Fruits OF Her Remark
able Gift
ALSO GOLD AND SILVER

PARIS. Dec. "a
Nine. charlotte von TaekOery. HHn-
earian endowed with the remarkable CIR
Of sivination. will shortly arrive In Paris
on asr way TO London.
From her childhood she has amused
herself by exercising her peculiar powers
in search 81 wa.er and metals on the
great hungarian plains
she has frequently discovered springs,
tn. existence OF watch no one suspect.p.
ana one O. nor achievements was tHe
locating % fosr springs on the estate ..
Herr Kutelik n Bohemia. while she "SS
the grest OF the famous vioiinist-
Her usual method j. 90 make use o.
OWNING rod made o. hazeiwood or willow
which she allows 20 lead he- over the
ground. ~ this way she has discovere
no. only springs 81 water and pttroieuHi'
but also seams o. gold. silver and coal
Last year. while travelling in hGne2Iy-
passirz through a district called NeutIa,
~i,c was able. ~ her extreme seilsibiAty 4.
4, indicate that FOR six and balf minutes
fhc train had passed near deposits OF
gold and silver.
Onr 81 her "a tost successes las been
tho discovery " rich petroleum spring
near Hanover -; depth OF - fce's
VIII. d Is now being exploited
Nine. Won TuekOery. who v tai. hand-
some woman Of aboaf g.. j. unable
no account Tor her wonderful gift.
Will. searching for hidden springs snd
metals. she resembles = woman walking
in her sleep.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
PRINCESS TINED
Has % Pay $50 for Bite Inflicted by
Her Dog

PARIS. Der. Princes Louise ~
Belgium has been ordered hy the Paris
cosrt io nay hsr former butler So dsr'-
szes 10Y a dog bite.
TIE haiier nad piece bitten out % bis
raif nr fhe prircess' prize nuH tcrf7ci
re-s and The WAN claimed 500 coinpef-
sa fon on thc ground that ~ the case OF
a hnffer shaueiv legs are real asset.
-uf that bis earning capacity has been
diminished by The Joss 81 the piece the
dog took.
rhe court refasei 70 take serious
view IL the case. however. and fixed The
damages a. So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
Daylight Savings in Schools

LONDON. Dee. ff.-Wiiiensdcn ell
sion authorities have effected consider
4bic economy en- warming and Ezhfiug
schools BY an experiment n bcginuinz
and cndinS the afternoon schooi session
half an hour earlier during The Uiater-
sipie 10 other schools
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
Sen in a Cemetery

ROME. Dec. 1g-Af Ncssina. Sicily. the
sea. fa-hei hy % furious storm. rose and
Invaded fhe cemetery whHr. were bur
led many Of f|r victims 81 the earth
ouakc fn Uarsmicr -,--. several bodies
were OIL sfofgcd from tieir graves and
carried on. iuto thc sea. \ dismal spec
fr.fs L. presented
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
Bullet Proof Shields

VIENNA. De- 1.-THE Creusot Works
have offered 10000 buiiet-pr0Of shields
10 the allies at - each. These weigh
perf u the body. resisfine rife bullets
AZ 20 yards These were Originally or
dcred Nv Turkey
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15


CONSTANTINOPLE. Nov. ..
-HE ravages Of cholera in the Turk
ish army continue with ever-iu-
i cr.asins deadly effect l. j. quite
impossible 20 estimate the number o. MS
victims now. but General Death IN
this hideous guisc must be wiping out
an army corps every three days or so
He * the most powerful defender of this
threatened city. He will listen 10 no sug-
oestion OF arrnistice. He must be foNS l
and beaten down.
Rut iust now there is no stand being
made against him. lie IS sweeping through
ne Turkish camp IN a terrible tragedy OF
triumph
What scenes are being Witnessed there
among the weary-eycd. hait-starNed
ua+cbers in the trenches i IS impOs-
sible 70 say. But far 10 the rear the
1-jghtful visitation has swept is victims.
swept them in pain ana anguish 10 Hiost
awful death.
Turkish officer who has just returned
here wounded from the front tod M
that the sending IF ~ the cholera
stricken soldiers from the army is "a
sight 70 melt the heart With tie last
.rrre Of their strength the poor. drs-
perate men struggle FOR places IN the
W. "a
snv one TO look after them and see that
-. ~ room, enough and such little
.-.,-+ 80 .h. carriages none too clean.
afford A. rule. they pack themselves
- - into ayery Commandment.
e,r ,t.,5 II, .l,e terrible struggle, 10
ha"y - -,
DOal~ '.-e
Death oy the "ays1ue
TIE tra-ns are stu sent TO San S'el'iI'.
~"e'e -. -. -. ,,'.. o., only =,
SON - a.. '---.,.i,.... -,.-
70" u = :. .,,.-.t-...t.,., ..fi,.. F. zoe
NeN+- 90 - $40, ana
sc" 't1-' -. q.
np1,"s 't--'' '-.t.',.,. -. ...,
enc from 81. 30. ..,... -.
ta'st "'' 60 -, -. g.,
'e' ~ - - ,..,,l. -f.ii...s-
nt-e "t sue
y "Ni'9 -.' ....
JUST .''-..H .-..,........., -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
Fatal Winnings

VIENNA. Dec. IA clerk named Her
mann f'riedberg dropped dead from eN-
element on the Vienna race course when
ne found he had won $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15

u - ln he s-ur itself f.4t .e .N--
hor - fhs aiaci o. nm.- .r.fr+r.t. '.
Every few dag . nea p..rs of a- vi 10
sre slse or t1r uflsr nf f.t Ia.9
rinscs 81. Ire dead af. harsI Fr. =
fhey perish. n1 Size camp 81. .r. .as.
crave. u'fh tfe le4i often r0'-fraft
rs below N s1rlsce Nrer aI he
sacc IN the camp las ben l. ire q
> moved 20 an adjacent erlf. EEf-f G
stays sDiI hat. foa. has aeen s1ar -
49, fsH efh cf0iera v.ciims. Thtl r
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22

Every year, in many parts OF tn,
country, thousands are driven from
their homes by coughs and lung dis
eases. Friends and business are left
behind for other climates, but this is
costly and nos always sure. A better
way-the way OF multitudes lis IS use
DR.. Kings New Discovery and curss
yourself at home. Stay right there.
with your friends, and take this safe
medicine. Throat and long troubles
find quick relief and health returns.
It's help in coughs, colds. gfipk Group.
whOoping-eough snd sore lungs make
it positive blessing. SC and ST. 90,
Trial bottle free Guaranteed By W. A
FANS. So M MA
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22
The Men Who Succeed

as heads of large enterprises are men of
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did me more real good than any other
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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22
FOR SALE.

One of the largest and most com
plete stores in Marietta, now occu
pied by the Rhodes-Hayerty Furni
ture company, north side public
square. Also five dwellings. One
two-story house on Church street, one
cottage on Maple avenue, two small
cottages back of Maple avenue, one
concrete cottage on Session street
For terms and information apply to
d. W. BLAIR
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22
B. A. BOOSTER.

Va rs UUVUlIU
A part of my advertising space
each week will be devoted toward
boosting Marietta and Cobb county.
By boosting | mean a forceful
presentation of facts showing why
! Marietta and Cobb county are en-
joyable, healthful places in which to
live, and excellent places in which to
MAKE A LIVING.
NO KNOCKING is to be per-
mitted in this column. Nothing but
the truth is to be published, but
that will be made as strong as facts
will allow.
The whole idea of the Boosters
column" is to bring to our minds
the exceptional advantages which
we have and which have become
commonplace because we have al
ways had them. This is a column
to which everybody is invited to
contribute, but remember no knock
ing goes.
Every man and woman with a
spark of civic pride and public
spirit can suggest something for
the good of our town and county.
Every suggestion will be welcomed
anu appreciated.
| Did you know that we have a
public park unsurpassed for beauty
by that of any city of our size in
the country. People away from
| Marietta who have visited here al
ways mention the park when they
speak of Marietta. 1t will be more
beautiful this summer than ever.
When the White Way lights it up in
a few weeks it will indeed be a
thing of beauty and joy forever.
Let's talk to each other about it.
| Our climate is sunsurpassed-our
water supply is the purest and best
in the whole country By the way,
the revised fire insurance rate ION
the buildings around the square
have been reduced from 10 to SIS
cents per 800. | will gladly fur
nish to anyone the new rates upon
application. That's a good thing,
but back to boosting.
Our climate is superb. Lots of
Marietta people are back from
Florida and enjoying the fine
weather up here.
There is just one reason why we
don't invite Mr.. Rockefeller and
President Taft to come to Marietta
instead of Augusta, and that is we
haven't good hotel and golf links
for them. You know Augusta is
constantly in danger of flood.
There are thousand other good
things to be said, but space forbids
more this week.
am in the insurance business
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22

am in the insurance business
and will boost my business only
with my town and county, and in
vite anybody that wants to help in
this to come on in-the water is
fine. J. G. WATSON,
Marietta, Ga.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-22

Nothing Is better for q man or wom-
an than to have good hearty laugh.