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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-06
Five O'Clock in The Morrlro

The clock in the hotel office struck
three. Orlando Brotherson counted the
strokes; then went on writing. His tran
som was partly open and he had Just
heard a step go by his door This was
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-06

n IN
~ rolling gait that belonged to the decks of ship stead
dark
shampomng best chum godbrown hair My best hum wise and cheer
full little girl a for any ate
of her She
liked
listened with blue
the little round ended
woodenculed n IN Of real fm
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-06

young I
would Well I'm oder'n look ami hateI deet
hope day when have little nubbi
back o m gets beau'
My little chum rumned And then
fanc of the years ahead in "Why,
o to andloy WANT al is to
o
everything ele everything that's %
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-06

Copyright, 1911, Street &, Smith,
{ Copyright, 1911, by Dodd. Mead e. Coz
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-06
When the Clock struck One on
Wash Day.

Hickory, dickory, dock,
The mouse ran up the clock.
The clock struck one;
And the wash was done,
Fels-Naptha made it fun.
Hickory, dickory, dock.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-06

Doctors and college professors have
been trying for years to find out how much
energy man uses when working.
If they would try it out on the woman
who hangs over the dashboard every Mon
day-they'd get the information quicker,
thong the women who do this are becom-
ing fewer every day.
Fels-Naptha worked the change.
The woman who uses Fels-Naptha gets
done sooner and has whittier clothes Ard
she hash rubbed her health, strength and
good nature away on the washboard.
If you haven't tried the Fels-Naptha
way, it's time to begin.
You can't start too soon to take care
of your health.
A Fels-Naptha wash-day keeps the
house comfortable-no full of steam and
soap suds' smell.
Use cool or lukewarm water with
Fels-Naptha.
Makes clothes last longer because you
don't boil them tender and then rub them
to pieces on hard metal -washboard.
Follow the easy directions on the red
and green wrapper. Use any time OF year.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-06

GEORGIAN WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-05

uermsnte, bic anf Stdrte tpirfen. Die
Werbauung Der Gtdrte tit etne Wi-;
tnna zines i'm perfhludten Spei9ei
sntbaItenen Jerments, bos iid in Der
Mitte bss Masens ftnoet unO oahsr
ouf bas sulest perfpetite 8ehert Die
bette Ginpirtung dusiiben fann. Od
bieTes SpetheIferment nur in einem
alialiI6en Wlsbium tbdtis fein tann,
lpiiroe ieine Wirtung burd ben lauren
Mdsenfaft seritort iperben, une 10 1T
ss oenn cine hobe Weis6eit bic ftdrtss
baltpsn Strife niht gu Gnfang, ION
bern 9eaen Gnbe oes Mahls benz Mtaz
gen susufiibren. Sp beitebt alio oas
Menii ausgeseidnet feline priifung I'M
2ihte Der WiHenihaft.
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Gin finniftes Rationa (.

Gin fianifhes Rdtional (.
Teitipiel. Dino 4eit4, Die be-
riibmts iinniide SGnserin, min ibrem
goIie bi. Woslidtsit naiiOnalsr iJeit.
fpieIe iboffen, oie ihn iopisI bebeuten
iolIeH ipis ois gapr.utber 5eitfpiels fir
8suiihloHo. 4uf Der mdGtigeH. fas
eenumpobenen Slofsborg. Die I'M Sab.
re 1745 BON ben Ghneben ouf elmer
hohen Riippe mitten I'm aproduno ers
baui ipuros, iol ouidbrlih in srob3ii.
giser 4ufmnfung Elm Wuiitbramo
aufgsFubrt iperoen, beiitn Stoff ntm
finniiden Qdtipnolspos .aa!eDala.
sntnommen III. Die Gper, uon Grfti
Wtlortin tomponirt, beibt aino mb
bic 1iieiroIIe iii eisens fur Aino atte
geInritben. Qab einem finniihsn
Beriht lift Der s5ubolt foIgeHner: Die
iunge, bliibtnne Minn, einem itrnbleni
ben Griiblingsmorsen sleih. IlifDuns
belt i'm WoIoe unb entbrennt bier. er'
griffen pon bem spunberbaren 0tfiiN.
Oos bic erfpnhenbs Nntur in ibrer
4ruit erfptdt. pon Qisbe Sur Sonus.
Ia bessgnet ihr Der nIie G6nger unn
Qetrsr Dninr, ber lie. bon pI5bliheg
Gcibtnfhuft biHseriHen. gum Wsibs
beuebrt unb in bic Mrme fhIitbt. Grs
fhredt reiBt iie iih Ios iinb flitht nod
aonie, tpp fie ibrtr Muiier ibre NDtf
tlngi. Dir SHUTTER, 1oinu. theilt ibrtn
aummsr nidS ionbtrn frtut iif lbei
bic CUTE neircib. ihr Druber Jomtt
ober fpirb sorHig unb fhtp0rt WaHr
HaHe. Dn tritt DuiHO auf. Cir
QrpBer G1ngeritreit entfebt 5irifher
ben beiben anlenuIdbelbtn. aus ben
Der .enpise~ Gdngsr. Der Greis Unino
| ola Eieger krporqsht uHb Sonlto NUT
| perprs6tn ibm fsins G1Deiter sun
Mkibe 81 esbsn. sSebt f6Hldt Ioinf
ibre 1o3ttr snr 0o63eit; 0nino e.
fdetnt NIT ftinen aGmpea. I'm BIZ
Drout beimjufiihren, 90 a6tr toMm
| qlsno eiIs erlSfsnber Gebants; Fe Ilieb
ana g1e1, lue he BE Riyen i'm &trch
isspssn ~ aHfs1teass.s &ssas llis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-05

tiiten Gemeinrpsisns einanMr sssens
iiber. 9o6 i'm Is. Sabrbunosrt stng
ibre Wo6t gu Gnbe: bas aloiter Ipurs
De aufgebobsn uno iein 9eiiB Derthetlt.
pobei alIeroings bas tdtbOliide 0s'
meinpeisn ben 5aupttbeil erhieli.
6eute berubt bic 8sbsutune Ct. Gals
lens auf IeiHer Snbuitrie. gus oie piss
len 5auienbe DON 9anbs unb Sdttflts
Stitmaidinen pss Fantons Ct. Gdl'
len in fat jeosm 8alnrntduie DEG
Soggeuburgs arbeitet eine iolhk5oubs
muItins -, tpis bic unSGblieeH Ssldss
rinnsn pOR 4ppensel Iieffru ibrs
@aare in Die Stabt ct. Gallsn, in Der
fogar 5peimal Do6sutlid cine Stite'
rel gorfe dbesbaIten wirp. Der Gaie
Iiebt bic gambler kiiammen fieben.
nitterr, aIs banbelte ss fi6 bier um
Wertbpapisre uno 0etreibe uHb ni6t
nm bic i6Dnsn. sarten Stidsreien. bic
bsitimmt iinb, bic 4ue.n tiihtiger
6dusFrauen unb unipru6snoller Wlos
oeoamsn dufIeuften 81 MAIDEN. lin
bic Qsitbettt oieier Snpuitris gu Mir
biaen, mub bic liebbaberiH poRSti6ts
rsisn sinsn Der SabIrsi4en Qdbsn. nett
beTer aber oas Geiperbemnfeum nit
feinsn unerhort reiten unb srobortis
gen Sdmmluneen dufiuheu. 5ier
finoet Tie bic be3aubernbften grseues
nifie Der Stidnobel aus alter tpie aus
neuer 3eit. Bsionoers aber alts Wus
tier, bic riibmliheripeiie on ieriofe sSns
tereffenten sur Ra6obmuHs obsr 4ns
regung ausgeIiebn tperoen, gebsn bem
aunitaetperbe cine unerfhopflity
Wlenae fpiiroiser 0orbilber. 9d ltuhs
ten Die Cob unb SeiDtnfarben krrs
Ii6er, alter airteneepdnosr. bort Hhs
belfpiBsr uno 0urhsuesarbeiien, Grs
aeugniiie phantaiiepolen aunitfleibes
nlsr 96l,er unb 3eiten. Qeben iHpeis
3erif6en unb beutfhen fpinnipebfeinen
obsr trGftig berben Grid unb Gid
muitertiiGern, 9endnbsrn, Sonnben.
8eden uftp. i6irnmern Die blnusn Eeis
benblumsn fiiritIiher gbinefentieiber
unb Die 9biertpelt Sapans erfheini in
perartig realiitii6en Darftellunsen ses
Itidt. bab Die Seriteauns feItfan ees
tsimnibpolI unb rGtbeIbaft bleibi
Sine 9etpiHenhaftigteit Der 8eobahs
tung unD Qn9bilbuns, Die Dor ttine,
W2ibe, tstn.m 3eitaufuanb6nlt maht
| iit bier am Werfe sepefen. Ho6 ipeii
srobartieer ols bic Gammlung bes
@stpsrbeDereins tit bic i'm 5fpeiter
Gtodpert bes Wufeums aufsesegt,
Stlsihe Sammlung. 6ier fnbGtiid,
BON gan5 auberorbeHtlihem mertbe
Observation-Disclosures in 9isrtel Sc,
benssr6be, untife 9aHbipisen. asppi'
6e, gebdnge, - man bruumt Wfnnate
INN nur einen eenduen lleberblid AZ
setpinnen. Der ilIuftrirte Qutaloe
bisier fhonen unb reiheu Gommlune
umfabt iiber 1900 9uhftiten. Jiil
tunitseperblit intereFirte perI1nii1'
teiten lobnt fhon Der Befuh bes ge,
tperbemufeunls Die synbrt nod ct
@allsn. Bon b<r abfsits litgsnber
Stobt. In Der Der f5rembe nit BEN 70.
tkn Ddbeter nntstm 4rm sine Wus,
l1ahme : Gzi6 6einsnS tilsst. .,1sit m
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-05

mEiffipnsr's Sffirs
q tlfpn lnutlfb, Ehtc

III II II v uh nj " "
Gtnetrna;t Eblo. s. Espf 1919.
SerfttGelte aHgebois nsrbtH ets:
nsasnasn0mmen In Ter Gfflee bes Ecnrh cf
goniEr Gomrstfiicners bic gretlra. ben 4
Gfilber 1912 rm IL fihr sgtftuaS, fhT bte
uCdfiebefIae IounipsTrSfii:
eeInct beu Srtr'itniianeu SO 800; Har
bie grutbinnc hon EHlrerfs on bsm Jehrspe'
ae spif6eH beH qnunereGeH zen GelfsrtHa
inIo eirG tsni6infoH soae), Green 1oipn'
fttp.
1is aybeii bai 7u asf1sbea In liebfreirfsifs'
MANA nit ber Ridret HIgb gpestfigoitoneH,
ipefte ieti In Der Tfftcs bee 2cnro cf GcGfitr
Qammifficners aufIieaeu.
SHE NreeHo.e mLHer aiff Tcrmniertr nueee:
fertiaf felji ipsI6s In Der Efssrr hes @rdrb oi
County gnmrniHiouers ~ bohrH fire. nEc be-
eieiiei fetH bon eiHfm ADfb IN Der erbe eeH
ffiufbunoert $500 0n} Eel0rs ruit tsrsi Giften
uns aeriiasnter eitasR-. bot her Msisr Der
Rcntraff cirgcheu aHb bte MKbfit Gu5fahrfH
nirb I'M Snds berfel5e lbm sneriaurt triro.
2ie GoHnth gemmiHsrisers behGiieR 10 cds
Artf Dor. ireeneetn ober Gle aHeebois 81
beriperfsH
Nm TiiitrGa. bss sonre Of eomiiioH usnnit
GomuliNoHers
gfarIeb gfrubIe. ssraFhent.
aitsfi: aItert aftHbntbt 0!erf.
Efs 10 ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-05
RheinIouser uus s.,eitialfn II .s,srfim

Ter RbeiHlduker Eub gseifsnlen iinisgitnk,
arrs~ssereta bali am EamftGa ateHb. ben :.
EsYleiHter felRe regslmdiee Heriammsifn1
In padsirIp's aaae dt. Ia Domination irb
sanhI iirtifinheH. fnb bic .JtiiaIieeer Gle
fEeunniifg effu1i. al erlfsinfu.
oouts Cite gs!.. III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-05
Eomr rstfftoner's cfficf.
an titor QpaHfb. 6 bic.

4lnttHHaft Cbic, o, Esn. 1919.
8frfteceIts AnasboFs fusrben en-,
geasneencmrsH iri ner CffiR bss aoarb pi
lsnHfi Gomns.fIierrre bic ErstlaG pen 8.
GfscleT 1919. I'm i2 utr Msttnas. fnr bic
naa ftfbeHbs GomHfossfrbeif:
Aefndk bsn Epesiftfaftrngn No 37e Eig
bic 9etbeNersfua bst linton yemsferu Ro0D.
bon ber eooaann iHo gRnbeira Aenb tis sar
Wssnfaamerp Itff, In SnfanrsS |rnnshsp
Tie HEoeti bat AZ oefdstsH IN lisbsretTsftini.
mnHa Hii ben 8IAHsa aHh SressislGttonsll.
fpeI6e lssf in her Gffire bee Hcart of gcuistu
QcmutsihpRer afstikIef.
slse Ayqehcie mdtieia aiif 1ermuInrer aus.
aeier,snt fein iuffrte VI Der sffsre bee 3oare
cf .Soan'n GntmtfsriTr 80 battn fsnb. Hitb
bsdeitsf feiH BON giHeu EosD in bsr 2ctr bon
sirsii1Hfeno fs2,b0OoOl DoiInfe init sfpei ~.
ter nHb asndssslbsn .araen. at Der Wstfs
re-, rsn 'ssrs. I'm 0sns hsrisias Tim sssrfsnHl
Die grunsp GsnsmefHeMrrs bsteffvn ~ b1i
sssai snr, trasrhsin 9bsr aus sa0ehois y
Ss ~ b nasArass sss eeszs.ef e1mslssx Gssnss
>gomnrfsppsrt.
s..r Iis!:s ss.sls.:.. .i;:]lI
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H. LEkD0RF.
2ei1enbeitatter.
Y5One GIm 231.
gullep 58.
Worwooo uno Neaoius, @6io
Rstih an apntraifsrrH.
ommitftarers office
SamiltoH Gcnntn, Cur,


ommitftsrers Cfftce
SamiltoH Gcnutb, cur,
ItnctHHGit. q. IS. aneHfi 1912.
Berfteselte EHgebcfe nerten eni.
psoeHeeRpmneu In Der Office bfs ScGrb y
OuHfn gomrirtoHers tsS TTfitag. ben ~.
Sepiembet 1912 AMI l. ubs Wn:iags. fir bic
ItntiiebgHbs 4caufns sHrbeii:
tSemat ben SpcSiftiuiioHeH 30. 9sS--goE'
ercie.6ritde an Qiucinnan nb 4cpipH Siis
in gbaroHn,uc. Enramen I1wufblp.
Tie slrbeii hat sn geiNeheH IN ufbereinsitH'
utuna NIT ben 4ldneff Enb Epfgiftfeliersn.
nelte tssi IN bsr cffiee BEE apare of gcauis
GommttlloHers nnilieaer.
aGe auashoie iHiiiieH nlh JormnInren anSge.
fsrttpt ftin tpslne tn ber Efstre bee Rccrb ot
Qonnie gemMtfltuHeTs ku bnbrn fsHe. unb be.
eletiet fein ben einen; RpTb in Der S6be bot
fnHfhunoeri (s500oo1 Dollars mir spei an.
ten iure peniiasRbeH 4iireeTf ais Eiderbeif. baa
Der sTetet ben aoniroii etrasheu iDtrb sns
sHSfnbrunu her arbeti. I'm Sole herfelbs iba
ouerfauHi toiro.
I've a0unfo gommiNtcrrrs beeaIten ftd bas
Reb' ecr. iToenhein ooer ale HHaehnis 81
ccrfrerfen
Sm slnfirase bee 8oerS Of 3nniiIicn Gounit
q Gormif'ipnsrs
gtanIep strubIe. Trdfibsr:.
etiefs: aIbegt 9etnbarbf GIert.
fsx9 19y
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Sbe Yturc Sal SDan 4 El6g. SO.
ft9if kelie Eoruerfiaa. ben Q. Eepteuber
lpi2. scu bis o lItr nbgres. Tie idsri1e
9crfamMIuIsa Der atfienare timber fati am
9ornsrftae. ben ~. espteurssr. nm 9 ubr
nteTtbs.
greh ctfen es.r. is
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-05

2entf der ais iin NIB s5ran fit aikscu,ein,
pnllsarlett. g. 2. gpebsr. &benue Scafe,
Garibaqe, EbiS.
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GrfubreHer lniifelidbrtaer Wtaitn MN au
ciiitr fleineH 1nrm ~ 1rhcifen. gbxbsufra
scn IN her gsrisbInttCsfice. n
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Cincinnati si,serfrau,.

Tie Ee'rciistsr ftnb erfncbs tn Der bsute
Stsue fiafiftnesnben EsrfammInna sa sIi1el,
nen Eeartiennah.
IL Ter HprGdnb.
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Tentidler Eianier .@ersin.

Tie Wftleitfefr obtGen 9sreiTse itnh hierrHu
frxHnbiid.it srfulhi ber teliie abeHb uE 5 itbr
III ber QenfraI TEmtanc ftaftftuefHfsH rTouais
!icbeH gertamuIune rett Snbiresf ga srt1et,
men. gerh gsstgeg 3rdf
aonr. arapeI. Ee,r, IL
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Bu.ek bemtfnes ertabreHes ssaiDteH fit
dGaerHeHe oanenrbsit ir eslier 1nrgtiie t0H
Drei Herionen: sntes 0ei.1: Gtter Gobn. 50o
TIeniuoCb Ahe., anonnale. 30
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unb orcbe bimner: 6os s.,ri acctefl ,lno fiir
HsIeu6tnHg. ules In better Drcniing.
Whetbe 800.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-05

Dsann ale gefoirrraf2er i'm sdrrfon ec'
lei. ole sDaiMiif CTR
anIenhersBerfdA outer NeroieHIi
!Rnr asetI & Co.. IG On IL. Cir. nabf
SoifrM.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-05

fir aRoniag nEo 5iariina. 3O2
AcdbnIe abe, En5HhoIe. a,A
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9rfabreue anniu: fcir Nhi6eu nro
s,iieen foipte etf lipfiars.sVan<ten; 3eni.
foe nuraesoaen. aeiereRgen Jdq aFtidei
art., aoonbaIe 4bcne aecn 1886
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Prominent Cincinnati Department Store

neritsb. ole ..gplfsbiatt"ge'er nit ibren ass
fomulen HeoIlrfHiren III siieieun1s 1s-arttieln,
Stnbeit. IsOteIf. 1epptfen etc. alif elmer zoos
traasnsppfl. EurIb eiHe Rolffnrie erlnl1eu
Sls polIf'anbiae ausiHnfi. aereiis. If. Y. go
sRoltshIaft".
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Gbepaar. fSran OILS s5sniB nue d1s GULF
bel Der Snnsdfoeti Dann ole auilrr Bur
trtasreue geHte ruoasa It1 melben- Giiisr
pobn 1ad suisaGen IN Der 1cIisDIaiis Cf
flee. SIS
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Wdoden far Niles: tctHe 9amzH: aalef
eotu; fobenee Simmer; ictne 9gd,ce; bcnfisheS
aaabten ncrgcsDdeH. 2s5e sbsrAoiu aoe..
9aaIuui 6ius. GolgHitta gIdis sto. 3.
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the solution. Contestants are not
ompelled to cut the picture from The
Atlanta Journal, but may photograph,
draw or copy it in any other way
they may choose. Just So there is
only one answer to each picture sent
and they are the same size as those
appearing in the paper coupon at
tached, etc.
16. Each answer must be written
on separate coupon.
II. When you have had Is answers,
fasten them together and bring them
or mail them in neat fiat package
not folded or rolled-to The Atlanta
Journal office, addressed to the
3OOKLOVERS' CONTEST EDITOR.
IS. Prizes will be awarded to the
ontestant sending in the largest num-
Ct OF correct solutions.
10. In the event of two or more
persons having the same number Of
correct solutions, the person using the
smallest number of extra coupons in
lis or her set of answers will be de-
ared the winner.
90 In the event of two or more
persons having the same number cor
ct and using the same numtcr OF
oupons, then the value of the prize
III pc divided equally among those
ontestants tying for it.
81. More than one prize will not be
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-19
1T is A PECULIAR DELIGHT
TOCOME BACK TO GEORGIA.
SAYS WOODROW WILSON

the new conversation along other lines
of thought
Governor Wilson is a man of rather
slight frame, bht well proportioned and
standing squarely on his feet; his hair is
gray. His head is that of a great man,
well rounded and massive. His ears are
large, his nose somewhat aquiline, and
keen and his chin square in profile at the
end of a heavy jaw.
He impresses one at first glance as a
perfectly poised intellectual fighter.
He was identified early this morning
by mis- Acknowledgements, all of whom
soon knew that the great chief of Demoe-
racy was among them.
Many of them have introduced them
selves to him, and have been pleased by
his gracious response to their over
lures One elderly woman stopped him
in the car aisle as he passed her seat
II just must speak to you, Governor
wilson," she declared. He shook hands
with her smilingly. and spoke his appre-
citation of her greeting. then passed on
to the preparation of his Atlanta speech.
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You Can a Others a
Here Are the Rules OF the Came:

awarded to any one family to one ad.
ress, but each member of the family
2ay enter the contest and submit
omplete set.
%. Only one complete set (com-
prising not more than 10 answers to
any one picture) of answers may be
submitted by any one contestant.
%. Awards will be made strictly
according to the merit of each sepa-
lte list.
"a. The names of more than one
person must not be written on any
one coupon.
%. All answers Will be consid-
cred on their merits.
26. The first filed will have no
preference over the last filed, provided
only that answers to be considered
aust be filed within the time specified
hen the last picture appears.
81. The awards will be made by the
Contest Editor and three we'll known
citizens whose names will be an
nounced later.
2S. The correct answers to the Sc
ries of pictures will be filed in Seal
Il Package with local trust company
or bank a week previous to the close of
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-19
1.-THE Things | Learned There
When But a Boy VIII Always
Link Me in Sympathy With
the People, Who Gave My
First Lesson"
BY w. T. WATERS, JR.
(Staff CORRESPONDENT on Train.)

CHARLOTTE. n. c., April 16.-"It Is a
peculiar delight to me to come back to
Georgia for a visit" is the expression
sey, Denoeracy's greatest presidential
champion, sends ahead of him down to
Georgia through The Journal
''Some of the most stimulating influ-
ences of my life have come from Geor-
gia. The things l learned there when
l was but a boy will always link me in
sympathy with the people who gave me
my first lessons
Governor Wilson appeared at his best
when The Journal representative met his
delayed train at Salisbury. The arrival
of the train was anticipated by a number
of the Democrats of Salisbury, and some
who happened to be there from other
parts of the state.
They were waiting at the station when
the train rolled in, and were not long
in sending their invitation into Gov
ernor Wilson to come out and let them
give him welcome.
HOLDS IMPROMPTU RECEPTION.
Judge John S. Henderson, former con-
gresham from North Carolina, for ten
years during Cleveland's time, knew
both Senator Smith and Governor Will
son, and introduced the other members
of the informal delegation to them. Gov
ernor Wilson, smiling and speaking with
first one and then another, in his reso-
nant, we'll modulated voice, showed keen
interest in what each of them had to
tell him about the situation in North
Carolina. and in South Carolina.
One man from California. an editor,
boarded the train, and was introduced
to Governor Wilson by Senator Smith,
as a former Washington newspaper cor
respondent.
Indeed" was Governor wilson's COM
ment.
And how are things out there? Who's
ahead?" he continued.
He nodded his satisfaction when the
Californian reported, You are. Cow
ernor."
Editor Brown, of the Salisbury Post,
ventured the opinion that 1T looked like
you and Teddy against each other. Gov
ernor." to which Governor Wilson ans
wered readily, II couldn't imagine bet
ter sport"
Governor Wilson and Mrs. Wilson
boarded the train last night in Trenton,
joining W. G. McAdoo, the old Marietta
boy, now known to fame as The Tunnel
Man.
Mr.. McAdoo started from New York
and will escort Governor Wilson at least
part OF the way through GeoTSld-t Senator
Hoke Smith, of Georgia. joined the party
last night in Washington. .
Governor ,yilson proves himself most
affable and democratic man for one so
prominently in the nations eye. He is
unspoiled in the least His manner is
easy and gracious toward all. The Jour
nails representative made so bold as to
break up an interesting compensation be-
tween Governor Wilson and Senator
Smith after the train left Salisbury. Sem
ator Smith yielded with some remark
about "He had to do pretty much as
these Journal reporters say" laughing
as he withdrew to the smoking car.
Governor Wilson made no demurrer
whatever, bat turned himself readily to
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The BOoE<IOvers' Catalogue

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