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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-01-26
GEORGIA-Cobb County.

J. O Allen and others have petitionet
the Board of County Commissioners 81
Cobb County, for the discontinuance Of
public road running from D. NJ
Davices', in Coxes' district, south one
and one half miles to near L. NJ
Moody,s, in Howell's district. Sale
application will be heard on the frs
Tuesday in February next. January s
lola.
Board of Commissioners by
P. D MCCLESKEY,
Ian IL 4t Clerk of Board.
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Notice of Dissolution.
EORGIA, COBB COUNTY.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
OF Gam, Barber and Conyers, hereto
fore engaged in the business of gener-
al merchandise, fancy and staple
groceries in the city of Marietta, Ga,
is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent;aF. B. Barber retiring therefrom
The business will be conducted at the
same plaza by Z. T Gam and A L
Conyers, who will settle all firm liza
bilities, and all debts due the firm are
to be paid to Z. I. Gam and A. L.
Conyers, who will receipt for same
This January Sd, 1912.
4. Z. GAM,
A L. CONYERS,
F. B. BARBER
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-01-26
GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.
To All Whom 1t May Concern

Annie Moody having in due form
applied tC me for permanent Letters of
Administration on the estate OF Minder
Holman, late of said County, deceased,
this is to cite all and singular the
creditors and next of kin OF Minder
Holman to be and appear at'my office
on the first Monday in February next,
and show cause if any they can why
Permanent Administration should not
be granted to p. G. Sheriff or some fit
and proper person on Minder Hol-
mans estate.
Witness my official signature OF
office, this 18th day of January 1912.
J. M. GAM, Ordinary.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-01-26
GEORGIA-Cobb County.

Court of Ordinary, Chambers, Jan
uary 1st, 1912.
To Augusta Freitas, Modesto, Cali
fornis, you are heir-at-law of Isabel
de Azevedo Freitas deceased, who re-
sided out OF said State:
S A. Redding having as Executor
applied for probate in solemn form of
the last Will of said deceased, YOU are
hereby cited to be and appear at the
next regular Term of said Court, op
the first Monday in February next, as
said Will of said deceased will then be
offered for probate in solemn form.
J. M. GANN,
Ordinary.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-01-26
GEORGIA-Cobb County.

To All Whom it May Concern:
j. E. Maddox having in due form
applied to me for permanent Letters
OF Administration on the estate OF
D Maddox, late of said County de-
ceased, this is to cite all and singular
the creditor and next of kin of IL. j.
Maddox, to be and appear at my Of
fee on the first Monday in February
next, and show cause, If any they
can, why Permanent Administration
should not be granted to J. E. Mad
dox or some fit and proper person on
d. j. MaddOx's estate
Witness my official signature of Of
fee This first day of January 1912
j. NJ. GANN,
Ordinary.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-01-26

Sophia Occurring No. 1906. Novem-
Sanford, Der Term. 1911.
vs. cobb Superior
] w Sanford. Court.
Libel for Divorce.
Georgia. Cobb County.
To ]. w. Sanford, defendant in the
above stated case:
BY order OF the Court l hereby mott
~ you that on the 31st day of October,
1911, Sophia Occurring Sanford filed
a suit against you for total divorce re-
turnable to.the November Term, 1911,
under the foregoing caption
You are further notified to be present
at said Cobb Superior Court ON the
second Monday in March, 1912, to an
swer the plaintiffs complaint, as in
default thereof the Court will proceed
as to justice shall appertain
Witness the Hon. N. A, Morris.
Judge OF said Court, this the 23rd day
OF January, 1912. j. M AUSTIN,
Clerk Cobb Superior Court.
jan.23 ct
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-01-26
GEORGIA-Cobb County.

Mary l.. CAN'T having made appli-
cation for twelve months support for
herself out of the estate of Jasper L..
CAN'T, deceased, and appraisers duly
appointed to set apart the same, hav-
ing filed their return, all persons con-
cerned are hereby required to show
cause before the Court of Ordinary of
said County on the first Monday in
February, 1912, why said application
should not be granted.
This January I'd, 1912
J. NJ. GAM, Ordinary.
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GEORGIA. COBB COUNTY.
Annie Griffin Libel for Divorce.
VS.. No. 1890 March tern

Annie Griffin Libel for Divorce.
VS.. No. 1890 March term
1911.
James Griffin Cobb Superior Court
To James Griffin, Greeting:
BY order of the court, hereby notify
you that on the 2Ist day of February
1871. Annie Griffin filed suit against you
for total divorce, returnable to the
March Term 1871 of said Court under
the foregoing caption.
You are further notified to be present
at said court on the and Monday in
March 1917, to answer plaintiffs com.
plant
In default thereof the court will
proceed thereon as to justice shall
appertain.
Witness the Honorable N A Morris
Judge Of said Court, November II, 1911
j.. M AUSTIN, Clerk.
Nov II mos
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-17

wei be represented BY . dollar sign
His outlook 10 for . placid sort Of an
existence up to the time he comes Of
age. He'll BE- tied to his mothers apron
strings for many weary years - al
though his mother dossn't wear an
apron. In his youth he'll be known,
not a. plain Jack Astor.' but ~ Jack
Astor the Millionaire Unless he e
singulariy gifted by Nature. he ID
biltsd to travel Q drab road.
His chief disadvsntage win IL In his
associates A boy with much money
In his own right u shining mark Dor
sycophantA II takss . Wise man to
get away from kidding himself. What
chance has Q millionaire boy with
everybody around him swelling his
hsadf
THOUSANDS Of boys were born on
young Astors birthday. Few Of them
rot Q line In the papers Many OF
them came into the world a. burdens b
already harasssd parents. Wen call
one Of these willie Jones. He stsrta
In life possessed Of Just enough clothes
to cover him.
'-rhs physical resemblance estwssz
Willie Jones and John Jacob Aston II
striking. Zach of them has vsry
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-17

large head. two legs. two arms. fsa-
lures aAd continuous HUNGER and thirst
One faoss sAss end comfort. the other
disappointment and strife.
willie Jones must fight Ids way to
the front II he has the goods In him
he'll gst 10 the front Young Aston
starts AZ the front And unless he has
stronger goods In him than Willie Jonss
hen gravitats to the rear.
III had the money I'd pick out ten
poverty baby boys born on the salns
day as John Jacob Astor 9Th and ar
ranzs to have them ~ watshsa ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-17

A YOUNG man. attired In one OF the
"a ahagEy blue suits that are all the
4 = 20 among the more tasty dress
srs Of the jeunesse doree. came sway
gering UP tho street.
As he walked he pressed down. WIN
the palm OF his hand on We crookeu
handle. a thin yellow bamboo cane WIN
knobby ridges all It's length that gave u
che aspect Of q snakes backbone paint
% yellow.
When he did this, and deity re-
moved his hand. the bent cane wouid
straighten out like a living thing and
bound up into the air above the youns
mans head.
A. Il came down he caught ane
twirlsd II up N the air. and while u
was spinning In tho air the young mar
performed an amazing bit OF nyslsr'
", IN II, and with his f,at-brimmed straw
hat and . cigarette, which feat he end
cd by cacthing the cigarette In hi
mouth. tho cane horizontally across tn
toe OF his upliftsd patent leather sho'
and the edge of his uplifted straw hat Of
the bridge Of his nose.
| Then, with a graceful STOPPING mo
ton, he kicked the cane UP into hi
hand again and lot his hat drop from
standing on edge on his nose back ont
his head.
II may b. imaEined that an admirtn
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fishing Co. CThs New York World.
It from the glass to the shaker an
the air with It! So forgot all about
the cake NV soap an went right up to
the desk an unclaimed q nickel! An L
says to him:
"'Gimme one of them
AN he says back: 16 cents. p'easoP
AN then I looked Ike I wuz crushed
an I surprised myself an worked .
blush. an he says low down:
But, of course, to GOOD customers
we make II TO-
Then knew I had him. an. say.
what he didn't put In that drink wuxn't
nobody's business-it had chop suoy
skinned a milee'
Didn't II make you nckf"
"Nawi Nothin' makes you sick when
you're in love. The doctors amt on to
tho reel cure for INDIGESTION. an any
how. II they wuz they'd Get pinched fer
reoommendin' II. specially to married
folks, It's Just to sit opposite some one
you're doggone sweet on when you feed
Why. II yuh got . fierce attack o.
mushitis yuh en- eat rubber heel
flashed in carbohc an II won't hurt yuh
so longs As he's terlin' yuh all thu
time that he'd sell his grandmother fe'
kiss from you'll"
We'll I was stuck on him iori
enough to sample every syrup that WI,
ever brewed. After q while I got I
hankerin' fer q good piece of steak An
; a baked potato. but I wus true to hin
, an KEEP right on chewtn' maple nu
sundaes an banana splits. An the,
one night ] went into the store an n
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Neat. Ell? Class to II. sayr' re-
marked the young man. taking the card
back and replacing It in his pocke'.
MY professional address. Care Of the
Billboard is on the back"
Yes. I remember you. now" said Mr..
Jarr. you are Mr.. Slav;nsky's oldest
boy7"
Yep. You and the old gink are great
pals. what?"
Your father and are friends and. II
you wish me to have any opinion OF
you. you will have to speak more re-
! spectfully OF him." replied Mr.. Jarr.
"oh. all right. all right! take Il
backl" said tho young man hurriediy.
WELL Tn glad to hear you talk that
way" said Mr.. Jar. You're Just back
from the West. Hows theakrioalsr'
i've been cowboyins."
Mr. Jarr- regarded hi slim. white
plano playing hands suspdciousiy.
For the movies" explained the younE
man. II was doing press work and
ballyhooing and had the dip privilege
with Comanchs Charles wild West
and I learned to ride a mustang. When
found the open air producing compa.
mics were paying ten bucks day foi
movie actors that could ride and rope
. I Joined out with am In Oklahoma.
well. hope tho exercise In the oper
, air did you good" said MT Jar xvii
you keep on ~ . moving picture cow
boyr''
''No. got bank roll now" sait
young Mr.. shvinsky. I've got . fol
, lowing too a. . sure hit singer in tn,
: small time. Who's Sidney shvin. tn,
Irish Thrush Ask Anybody That,
: on all my printing. But I'm going Il
. the show business for myself. Tn
1 thinking of taking . Buried Alive con
: csssion out for the street carnivais an,
, old home weeks. know . good horse
I who was with Houdini. who can DO
n store window seven day sleep and yo'
Q can drive needles into him without mir
h judging. any hour Of the day or nigh,
! But tie q better drag for the rubes Z
= bury him alive Tn looking for . par,
4 ner with little cash to put 70 min,
n and may take out Q Chamber OF Hoz
rors too. SEQ this OUTFIT for saie2"
= And ne handed Mr.. Jar . clippan
> which read.
F9sss 81; s AZ 6ss r.! cN Fsta11 D'a of
1t Essp.,.n Ma%%is. %. Mummy S csaa 8;
s' III MEN Ss s;$.s S'.i J, " =, .Ys
SS' s;s FSy o ss .,ss cs s'y IL.
d order, PROF. -. No. =, Los
m Angeles. Cal
n Want to take filcr In the show bus
nsssf We can't lose. A Chamber
n Horrors 10 . mint on the Alfalfa CT
X cult"
e. But Mr. Jsrr said ne thought ne
stick to commercial lines.
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0s's the only sport around here),
bot me pair OF purple buck
skins TO match my new fall suit against
a box OF odorettA cigars that the
Giants would lose the Pennant An.
gee. by to-day's news II certainly does
look like little Connie wuz Eoin' to
shell out for them smoisesl'
I'm tell you what I'll DO" ! said.
"whatr'
'T'u bet you . pair Of purple buck
skins to snatch your new fall suit. that
they'll win the Pennant. Then you're
covered on both sides. Does 1t go7"
Say. you're q SPORT" she declared
enthusiastically shake! But whaj
do cough up II loser
The confession OF another conquest
IAN right. Well make II simp. the
soda singer. He wux next on the list
I think"
Now. Connie" I reproved. '3ust be
| cause It's the fashion in the papers Jus
now to have descriptive monakers Il
| no reason why you should fasten
shower Of words like that on that poo
dsfinct conquestv
You sound like an sd for q collsg
course" she said. but got yuf
| Steve! The guys name wuz Simpson
an ne was called SNIP for short"
You're forgiven" murmured as Oh
paused for my approval.
well. I come In the store one nigh
fer q cake Nv soap, an right ava
III fell fer the grand way he made
wavy line with quart OF matted mil
(ehawkiet navortng), when he nippe
back again. Now. many time ! see
q Teller who wux expert DO long di
lance throw with that drink. but new
before did I see anyone draw th'ngs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-17
A VOLCANO OF DRAMA.

VOW COME the harvest days for playwghs More theatres
plays this than before. Demand Unsuitable,
supply nexhausbe Yet the reward Of master
play builder greater aurng In spite Of and
prizes however, the successful playwright Of to-day probably
out plays than did his the great and spacious days
Of the Few first dramasts since Shakespeare Moere
and Schiller rival them in shelf space.
The famous Spanish poet and playwright Iope de Vega still
holds the record In 1903 when foryone years DID, he found that
hehad written 34 plays In 1909 the number had risen to 4s3 BY
1913 he had TO his credit nearly 900 pieces and when he died.
1885, his total output Of plays reached 1,s0ol
asserted that the 1900 acted during the
authors fetme Five hundred have been printed and survive
Spanish literature His boraphe record that Toledo he
wrote five dramas in nigh and that half morning
enough for him to polish of entire The greater
threnct pieces in He is said to have dictated poetry
nse years DID, before he could write His printed plays alone
twenyx quarto Volumes and there many more
beside!
Take note, ye modern pnywrights, and despairi
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ALDERMENS HONOR.

UE MAYOR at what the Aldermen and the wardnon
and the leaders have been squeezing out OF the 1000
newnds public streets and passageways OF the city;
4, ,nc rate OF 5000 believe that Is the
.~.ooc ,vy, for q million and
hnp Of dlcvs these Hcenses There are 6oo
nenses throughout and to do shdme because
licenses people "Tng
living
: urots 10 them he ana called hcr
attention they paid attention to ana
.oo, not ,emedied I thought THE SAKE OF THEIR
OWN HONOR that board Yho respectable
communities would foke
.n and mt a stop to g. NOTHING WHATEVER WAS
DONE
The Mayor should his notions OF Aldermen, their duties
and their honor think they meant to right wrongs
mass ordinances keep city fair and orderly and servicesbe for
its citizens.
Aldermen may things in cities Ours too busy
nursing graft and privilege
When New City Aldermen sit they sit softly for fear OF dis
turbing somebody's rake-of
they pretended to examine the scandaous extoion
pracsc the axcab companies the people OF this city They
held few hearings.
from these hearings that the big hotels selling
of dollars each street privileges that belong to tho
citizens Of New York The taxcab companies grab this
straight of the pockets Of the people whom they force to tho
present prepoous 1t became rngy plain that exist
ing regulations shame and disgrace It be-
came plain that TAXICAB EXTORTION SPELLS TAXICAB
GRAFT!
Then what did the Aldermen do3 They hushed the hearings
and quit. NOTHING WHATEVER WAS DONE~
There Aldermen and Aldermen Ours special brand
THEY OUGHT TO BE STUDIED.
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q re a d y made
three million dol
lar bankroll."
"Po or iittle
stranger." said
the laundry man.
"rd say he's on
to q pretty bum
start. He comes
into the " orl d
with his future all
framed up. but
the only father he
will ever know
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-17
FEMlNISMS.

WOMAN who flew into rage and killed husband pleads
"A furore TRANSITIONAL Sounds operate than "a passing
mad"
Ohio have started society stamp the habit Of idle
gossip among their Still bent upon her undoingl
With the help of side wskers black and rouser srap,
under their boots Engshmn bave trying the blessed
era of PreSufragettsm.
Mrs Gertrude Atheron the Bull Moose candidate is "sef
sufficient hundred per ma just the kind women 90
about Then she shouts Vote Wilson, Not like other grl,
An eduooted people 10 easily governed
FREDERICK THE GREAT
Died Aug II, 1885,
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Deduction.

THE late VIII Mcconnell was standing IN the
baggage room Of rsilroad station in oom.
pany with Mei sioltl. They were waiting
10 have thor trunh checked. Presently Q bag.
gess handler passsd. pushing . sample trunk.
~hich. according to 6toltx. was about nine fee,
Dor: aad about two ieet vide.
''Fof The love Of Misei" siacuistsd Stoi,s
".hst do you supposs che Owner Of that truni
o61hf"
81 don't know" said Mcconnell. but from
the shape o. that psehsss ia say bowling snsys. -
--kansAs City Timrs.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-17
Same Thing.

THE orchestra PLAYED No. Z. . scier.,on the
seemei TO the baoAslr very beautiful Hs
ieApsd toward his companion and whispered
''Iiow h'sly that III What 10 II. DO you KNOW
She an. Vi dsmursy aud rcllsd In . low,
thrilling voice:
IL u tho 'Maidea's Prsys.'"
And q; the ssms time shs handed nm bs pro
sNmme. pointing 20 No. Q Win ber fin9s.
II. rad and stM.sd. for the real name Of ~,
sslso .ion was Mendelssohn's wedding March
GAs bachelor borsh. the hps neat dsy.--cia
einnau Enquirer.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-17

not Of common ssnsA TIE discussion
was pretty even and nobody NV OF We
handle wAs impressed part1Sulariy
with the statement Of q. Lyman Al
bott 10 the effect that tha bsssttas0
Gin Of mis- community u Aypocr1sy.
tho hypocrttss are Doe he Nv
breakers Or ~ graftsrs. Tnsy are ~.
vsry psopse VINO brsak out into 49,
mestings at regular intsrvaie-esnsraily
about campaign tmss-And close THAR
syss q o<her periods. .
tue most Irritating form q hypo-.
crisy b that which piays on the s,.o-
scot o. vice with . soft pedal. We hsvs
vice IN New York-A whole ios Of u. II,
b soattsred an over town. TAsrs isn't
. District nat dossn't bsas the ssnArcn.
Then why not drag vice out Of the
residential districts end the tenement
districts and put 4 IN Q ssctipn who're
Il can be brandsdf The snswee u that
any party seeking to elect e0Seials On
that platform would % ovsrwhslyasd AZ
the polls By the hypocNtss. who oouna
. workins Seaancs az Dovss.-
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An eduoofed people 70 easily governed.
FREDERICK THE GREAT.
Died Aug. II, 1888.
The Days Good Stories

is.ion IL good for the soul. you hpov"
Yer, ] have hssrd %. Well you see, I nah,
lar salary every week."
And howl"
u Keep list q the Questions that fooa.sh
neoae ssk me and sell them 70 . literary man
who worA them into his humorous srlces You
have no Idea how mudh material 1 MANAGE 10
pick up."-chosEo hecord. Herald.
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How She Managed Il.

a. TOW can you manage to drss % we'll
on . saiasy Of % per week." asked the
woman who Wa always pryinu into
tbe business Of other psopes.
"wdl." replied the pretty gri at the ribbon
essstu. s~umibs . mysterious air. ~ you will
ppsiss not to tell anybody ] will let you into
~ escue"
-as~s ~ s''ss. You ~ trust me- Con
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{ IL. E012
g. !: :: :: :; !! !: :,
LIN III Summer
I'LL gzIa as!'R&dl lg|yHlSl9
osynss. 1911. ~ II. r.sAalns N.- 1eaw
hat t.: tn; s: .n m Nor. MAJ ny
NV Morris chat. with ;:a exhaustion
A on how soos
Tssns as' s
] $ e. = = :sS .s:
hem s tn. M.,, Man am. s
wanted sDa ey.n,s.
to and .S for S. the @
comfort
I'm
s the hem Mere Ma. ,.nn:
pnninsr gently
/. roof"
her hand a S n coy @ ,OoH 81 a
With, there any which you Sc. .n,ans more
world'" without
I'm
music"
the and wear
MILDLY Jackets and"
NO but battle in the moonlight in the EVENING" And rye
lilies vioies MI
I'm
bath"
Mere
.
By feeling"
the evening""
he IN
cold and-and-
Go ~
sweet
my =
"Buly!'
nj
the A WHO
Tn
m hasn't
Then what makes them itT'
"Just dssperation!"
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tersely.
Are you inter
ested7 I didn't
know you were"
"Oh. yes. Since
I got over that
Marathon mush
with the fan | met
on the sixth ave-
moo l. I'm Inter
estcd again. Any
how. yesterday,
the head waiter
In the tea room
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What hs'li Misc

<<V snE." said the hsaA polishsn
'thsk Gertrude Anterior, ~
novsl&St. says Wilson will nsVss
be CALLED WOODY - Roosevelt -
called Teddy
Yes" said the laundry man, ".sA
Wilson win never BE- called pa1kys'
athnR"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-17
The 0abfest Habit. }

GSH I'D you horn your way Into he
mash meeting at Cooper unien
- Wednesday nightr' asked tAs
head poitsher.
II have never acquired the nAss meet.
ing habit" replied the isundry man.
There arc times when maas mseanss
are JUSTIFIED. but ne propensity Of hasy
parties to shoot Themselves into tns
nmeatght By calling . mass meeting
every couple Of minutes has put con.
siderable OF . orsmp into that form q
protest against abuses.
'However, will say that the Cooper
Union maas meeting was pervadeA ~ q
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tshins 10. tThs NV York wesid).
twenty years,-unhnown Of coWvs -
the subjects Of the experiment A oom.
parison and prospects, Of those snvs as
tho end Of the period would be not only
interesting but Instructive"
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Mr.. Jarr Receives and Turns Down
Els One Best Chance to Get Rich

this astounding free street performance
Mr.. Jarr surmised ne was the old top
In ques lion. He shook his head In the
negative. Whereupon the young man
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-17
The COnqueSts
Of COnSta c e
No. H.
The
Soda
Clerk.
Blu Alma WOODWARD

Publishing Co. tThs New York wo
<SVV )HAT readingT 1t from the glass to
49, ..,.,, III. Il; ; with III! n So -, "
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4yS&s6oo50W

"oop OF Harlem youngsters followed
him with silent awe.
Don't remember me. en-, old top?"
asked the young man who had given
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-17
The Weeks Wash.
Bv Martin Green.

Copyrishk. 1919. By The Press Tub
THAT Astor baby Is certainly OF
to . good running start" re-
4 marked the head polisher. with
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'oduced q card which read:
(: II am Sidney slavin. VINO :
(: the land here was imprinted in :
4: vivid scarlet a conventional por- :
1: trait Of his Satanic Majesty
4: Arc Your
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