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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-13
WORK WILL SOON BEGIN
ON ALBANY STREET RY.
Especial Dispatch to The Journai.)

especial Dispatch 10 Inc JOur1al)
ALBANY, Ca. Sept 1O.-The Albany
Transit company. with its capital stock
of $4,000 fully subscribed. was formally
organized this morning. and the board Of
directors was empowered to go ahead
with the work of construction with as lit
tie delay as possible. The stockholders
OF the new company. who are all Al
bany men. met at 10 o'clock In the city
hall. and the following officers were
elected:
President. c. ". Rawson; vice presi-
dent, F. F. Putney; secretary and treas
urer. J.. c. Fulford Board of directors:
f. Il. Putney, c. W. Rawson. A. P. Va
son, W. B. Haley. J. R. Wetheaoee s.
z. Brown. j. c. Fulford. w. J. Peed and
j. Rosenberg.
The meeting was an enthusiastic one
and the decision to go ahead at once
with the work of building a complete
street car system for Albany was an
unanimous one. Blue prints showing
the proposed routes of the four lines
to be built. all coming together at a
central point, were exhibited and APP
proved.
The board of directors was empowered
to secure bids for the construction work
and make arrangements to secure the
necessary power for operating the line
There are three propositions under con-
sideration for securing power. One is to
secure IL from the Albany Power and
Manufacturing company. whose water
power and steam plants for generating
electricity are located on the Mucka-
foonee creek, north of the city.
Another is to get power from the big
power plant of the Albany cotton mills
which is amply able to take care of the
proposition. and third Is for the com
pany to build its own power plant. Any
one of these three arrangements would
doubtless prove satisfactory. and II IS
now up to the board of directors to de-
eide which would be the most advan-
tageous.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-13
ROBERT LEHMANN DIES
IN TEXARKANA, ARK.
Especial Dispatch to The JOurnal)

LAGRANGE. Ca. Sept 10.-Dying
Thursday at TexarkaDa. Ark. from ty-
phoid fever. Robert Lehman. aged A.
years. was brought here Monday morn
ing for interment. Mr.. Lehman was a
former resident of this city. having been
born here. and lived in this community
until twenty years ago. when he went
west. He was unmarried and Is sur
vived by two brothers, Albert Of this
city. and DR. Lehman, OF Augusta. and
two sisters. Mesdames Glass and Hudson.
Funeral service was held from the First
Baptist church. Revs. A. 3. Vaughn and
J. G. Herndon officiating. Interment fol-
lowed in Hill View cemetery.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-13
Dying Man Found,
Wounded by Gun,
On John D. s Estate
fRr Associated Press. }

TARRYTowN, N Y, Sept s.-The
John d. Rockefeller estate at PocanticO
Hills, in the vicinity of which there
have been numerous shooting ARRAYS
during the last few weeks. was stirred
with further excitement yesterday when
a man was found hidden in a ciunp OF
bushes with a bullet wound in his
breast. He gave his name as Russo
Socro and when detectives searched him
they found a loaded revolver in his
pocket Secro refused to say how he
received the wound but II is believed
that lie was shot by one of the armed
guards who have been stationed about
the estate.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-13
THREE BOXES OF ORANGES
FROM WAYCR0SS TREE
fspeciaI Dispatch 10 The Journal.

Especial Dispatch TO The JournaLl
WAYCROSS, Ca, Sept 10---Wars
county has another good denonstration
that her soil and climate can do any
thing. At his home in Beach, Just
north of waycross. Jack Sweat has an
orange tree in his yard that viii pre-
dice not less than three boxes this
veal on one limb are twenty-five
oranges, which gives some idea Of the
growth. This is not the only bearing
tree in the county by any means. Quite
IA number are IN Waycross. with few
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-13
STORM WARNINGS ARE
H0ISTED ON ATLANTIC

JACKSONVILLE Fla. Sept. 1o.-Tha
following storm warning was received
from washington today:
"Hoist southeast storm warning
moon Jacksonville to Wilmington. Dis
turbance over northern Florida, viii
cause brisk and probably high east and
southeast winds this afternoon and to-
night"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-13
Oysters on Strike;
Price of Pearls
Up rs Per Cent
fBy Associated Prsss. }

NEW YORK. Sept 1O,-Advices re-
ceived in Maiden Lane indicate that
the, past season in the pearl fisheries
has been almost completely unsucess-
full The result will probably be an
advance of 20 to 25 per cent in the
price of pearls.
Dealers insist that fine pearls are
very scarce in both the American and
the foreign markets. They have risen
from 10 to 80 per cent in the last few
months.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-13
BOARD OF HEALTH
FOR WAYCR0SS
(special pispatch 10 The Journal.l

Especial Dispatch to The JournaL)
WAYCROSS. Ca. Sept. 1O.-If plans
which we're gone over at board of
trade meeting last night are carried
out. Waycross- will soon have board
of health to aid the city / pits work
for better sanitary conditions. Several
suggestions have been made about the
new board 1t is probable that a board
composed partly of business men and
partly of physicians will be named by
council
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-13

There are not many herds of regis
tered Hereford cattle in the south, and
YOU win have some difficulty in locat-
ing animals such as you desire to Sc
cure at nearby points. NJ j. T. An
derson,' OF Marietta. has a herd of
Hereford cattle. and may have some
surplus stock for sale at this time. Mr..
s D. Cross. Of Chester. S. c.. also has
herd Of Hereford cattle. While he
Is farther away, he has some excellent
individuals, and as he has been in the
business for some time probably has a
number OF animals which he would sell
az reasonable prices II is gratifying
10 know that the people in your COM
munity are interested in the improve
ment Of their beef cattle They will
certainly not make a mistake In invest
ing in some good individuals of the
Hereford breed. Great care should be
taken, however, to see that the pas-
lures in which they are kept are free
from ticks, for unless they are thor
oughly immunized they will be attacked
by tick fever and many OF them may
be lost in this way
II is difficult TO say just what should
be done about the use of ground
phosphate rock as a substitute for acid
phosphate at the present time. Last
year an experiment was conducted
along the following lines; On one piece
OF land no lime was applied: on an ad-
joining section. 1000 pounds of caustic
lime was used per acre. On the no
lime-no fertilizer plat. thirteen bushels
Of corn were produced; on the lime-no
fertilizer plat. forty-six bushels of corn ;
on the no Underground phosphate or
floats plat, s.. 5 bushels of corn: where
floats was used with lime, ST. bushels
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-13
JACKSON HAS NOT
A VACANT HOUSE LEFT
fsne cial DisDatcl, to The To-

ISM Ga DiSD9tcH 70 The I0UrnaIN
JACKSON. Ga. Sept 1O.-Jackson has
a scarcity of houses that is causing
prospective residents no little concern.
For the past few weeks il has ben al
most impossible to get a residence.
The hotels and boarding houses are
crowded, and to relieve this situation
win require a large number of new res
licences. This is taken as a sure indica-
ton OF the steady growth of the town
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-13

well to apply not less than 500 pounds
of floats 1t is probably better where
floats are used to apply them in con-
nection with a liberal application of
yard manure or Immediately after plow-
ing under a well developed leguminous
crop. From 500 to 1900 pounds Will
likely be a more rational application
than a smaller one.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-13
;VccEssFUL FARMING

Ths department eheerfby Information
Letters should A. president State
A0TicHItsToI College Athens Ga 49,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-13
BUYING REGIsTERED. HEREFORD
CATTLE

c. L. F., Dalton. Ca. writes: Would
like 20 know where we could purchase
a few head OF registered Hereford cat
tie at a reasonable price. Would also
like 10 have your opinion and experience
as TO using ground phosphate rock in
place of acid phosphate.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-13
MANIFESTATIONS {

G w. c.. Fairfax, Ca, writes: How
much potash. acid phosphate and Inns
are there in 100 pounds of ashes whlcr
have been exposed to the weather Ioi
several years? What Is the easlest way
IN Get ticks of cattle2 What is YOU
opinion of the Lips fertilizer formula?
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04
The Waste of Money.

IN these days when the high cost Of living is sun
posed to keep nearly every mans pocketbook near 10
emptiness 1t Is rather more than interesting to dscoy
er that the American people have not abaed their ex
uaVagance. Within twelve brief months Americans
spent $2O0Ooo00oO for intoxicating liquors 81 200 600 oo
for tobacco, sSOoOOOOoO for jewelry $5oOoOooOo for
automobile and $2OoOOOoO0 Formidable totals. these
IN that same period half Of what was invested in
automobiles, or citing the plain figures s25oooo 600
was devoted to home church work and 900 less
'han the amount frittered away on chewing gum. was
contributed for foreign missionary endeavors Just twice
as much was spent sweets as on lea and coffee tbe
latter totaling $loOOOOOOo for the year For amuse
mens, the annual expenditure the citations are
sufficient
Considering the enormous am6ts given nm for thin
that cannot be cassed as necessaries it would seem
thai American extravaganza does bear some intimate
relations to the cost of living Preaching from the text
OF less extravaganza hundreds OF persons who have
more or less expertly studied economic questions de-
clare that principal difficulty in these United States
= born Of too sreat desire for luxury pleasure and
comfort Statistics tends corroborate them for the
totals do convict the American people OF wasteflne
Of their hard cearned dollars
And il oxicatng beverages lead all the res!
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04
Improved Criminal Facilities.

An wusal number of sensational murders have been
done in the United States in the last six months and
newspapers are inQuring whether or NOT the
Is really growing more wicked The trials Of the gun
men IN New York of the dynamiters in the West the
attempt OF an insane blow up the police station
in Los Angeles the attempt the life of Colonel Roos
evelt and the trials OF the Aliens in Virginia have
excited great deal of attention, but the sprngheld
republican correctly observes that They are not 10 be
taken as symptom of general moral deterioration
WHAT the country should most be concerned with is
the great number of murders crimes and violence
Father than The cases peculiar atrocity and mvs-
terry and there statistics al hand proyidin that
this number is increasing. In South Carolina there
mas certainly been marked decrease in late years
ana there is some reason for believing that murderers
and woudbe mderers are less fearful of punishment
m this state than they few years ago
One circumstance that naturally would tend TO in
crease crimes Of violence is that it is easier TO com
NIT them now than it was few years ago. comments
The Columbia State The automatic pistol is a more
dangerous weapon than the revolver the handling of
requiring less skill If the confession of McNIanigal is
true the most striking inference from it is that dvna
hitting buildings difficult and that man may
engage in it constantly for long time and in many
states without being detected
From the march of invention and dscoverv the nro-
fessona criminals have their share of advantage
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04
Ad, ertising in a Daily Newspaper.

bus--iess men are coaing more and more to realize
'has there is no ueenOd advertising that is as ef
ieeae anu prOhtabethat pays as mucn and brings as
sVou results II he lons as through tue neNspa-
pei4.
This fact was emphasized by R. L. Gurney prolni-
nent D. Louis banker. an address before the Mis-,
sssippi Bankers association at tIlfport recently Mr.
Gurney spoke Of the different devices and advertising
pans sold to bankers in the United States as lem
ons"
come Of these lemons are programs digSiaed an
nouncements or simply the banks name. capital and
ocatoai special "ri1e-ups and spasmodc, instead OF
constant use of newspaper space.
In speaking Of the value using newspaper space
only Mr.. Gurney said:
The first step ia taking up the advertising for
your bank. and it Is step Of paramount importance
IS % decide 10 spend appropriation in buying news
paper only. You viii ind it difficult 10 adhere
rgdiy to this DECISION. but viii pay you well 10 do so
Your bank for all classes Of people and tAere no
way to SO effectively your appeal for Nv bus
mess 10 all classes as in the columns Of tho loc ~
paper 1t not only reaches all classes but goes Ipto
every home where It is read by almost every member
Oh tne family The daily newspaper is a controlling
Ae"lse = compelling, factor in the daily life of every
man and woman and We ought really to say every bov
ana siH Tor children omnverous readers nowadays
me shortest and most direct route to the attention
oi an the people is through the coumnsN NOf the news
papers for It is daily by business men, PROFESSION
al men, mechanics. artisans-all alike. Men and wo
men, too want their fayorite newspaper the very min
ute IT comes Off the press, they crave the news
served red hot They also buy it TO read the adver-
tising columns"
This is the unbiased testimony Of - o man Of
extensive affairs who testihes to ws}he has learned
from experience.
The art OF advertising business atractively has
come to be one of the most important departments Of
all successful concerns and the comparative character
ana standing Of competitive concerns can largely be
gagged and are populary Judged by the showing they
make in the advertising cou of the daily nemspaper
Columbus Ledger
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04
USE ZERO
ITCHING vANlsHEsI
Use ZEMO. tha New Wonder

Use zEMo, tha New Wonder.
At last a remedy for skin tortures
that makes everybody smile and say.
'Hoo-ray. I've found it at last" ZE-
MO is really extraordinary, as any
man or woman can prove immediate
" at a cost of only few cents. If
you have that terrible fiery itching
prickly heat, eczema, irritated or in
famed skin, blotches. pimples Of
olackheads, YOU will marvel at. the
result of Zemo.
ZEM0 is absolutely guaranteed to
stop itching; 1t gives instant relief.
pain disappears, sores. rashes ana
dandruff leave You
zEMo is sold in 25-cent and 81
bottles, or sent. direct on receipt Of
price. by F. w Rose sAIedicine, Co.
St. Louis, Mo TRY ,29-eent bottle
and when convinced get a. ST. bottle
which contains six times as much al
the 25-cent bottle.
Sold and guaranteed in Brunswick
by the Andrews drug store 20.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

Glynn county as farming section is now receiving
a great advertisement in Atlanta The A.. B. & 4 rail.
road has on display in the window their city ticket
oniee very handsome display of Glynn county prod
ucts, including vegetables of every kind fruit grain
hay etc The exhibit Is, attractvely arranged and is
attracting the attention of many people.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

Brunswick Methodiss should congratulate themselves
over the fact that the South Georgia Conference has
returned to them their old ministers In Rev warwick
and Rev Austin the two local churches are wel sup
piled and both of them unusually popular among
their congregations.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

Some people never tire oG politics. Here in Georgia,
where every official from to governor has lust
been elected talk has started for the election two
years hence and actaully are being suggested
For goodness sake let's wait least until the governor
just elected is inaagurated
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

The Brunswick Board of Trade deserves to be con-
graduated for the excellent in which they en-.
tertained the Ohio visitors yesterday at the Frederca
barbecue Everything was well arranged and every
one Of the visitors seemed to have thoroughly enjoyed
the occasion
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

Atlanta and Savannah in an argument over the
sale of whisky The only difference seems to be that
It is sold openly in Savannah while blind tigers -four
fish in Atlanta
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

The final result in California may be known definitely
in time for the next presidential election
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

i Is going to take only eight hundred million dol
lars to operate this country of during the coming
year
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

Woodrow Wilson VIII have thousands of appointments
10 MAKE but it is hardly probable that he will have any
trouble finding applicants for any of the jobs.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

Congress will not tackle the arin even tickle it
special reception win be given this institution after
March 4.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

Among other things which the Toledo visitors saw
Yesterday was the best harbor along South Atlantic
coast,
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

With Christmas so at hand 1t is but natural that
the price of should start skyward
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

And Just to think OF it, gas convention is now in
session in Atlantal
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

Many republicans were present when congress con
vened Monday who will not answer to the roll call in
March.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

l4-million-bae cotton to supply 16-miou
demand ought 70 bring living prices to the farmer.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

Bulgaria had Turkey up tree, all right and Turkey
appears rather at home up said tree
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

The American boy calls it 'Deecember' out Of com
piment to the late "Dee-ghteds
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

RS about time now to be thinking up those New
Year resolutions.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

This new pension paying plan might save the people
something by eliminating the middleman, as il were
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

It only cost President Taft million dollars to be de-
feated for reelection
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

The aaA:'al scramble for local c, jobs is about to
begin.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

FOR SAIE-My pretty suburban
home, furnished or unfurnished.
1902 Dartmouth street. 1874
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

LOST Columbia chainless bicycle
Was left in front OF National Bank.
Return to NJ. L. McKinnon aud re-
ceiye reward.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

Premium Blend Coffee, best in the
market. Wright & Gowen, phone 5s7.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

Old, btu good advice: Do your shopping now
---s-~e~-~---
Only twenty business days before Christmas.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04
Oar Leading Brands

JossERs: j. J. Lissner, ehardt Burnett a
The LotLe"s The Downing Findiey
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04

Yellow Yam Pot toes, CSC per hu.
Phone fa9, Evelyn Mercantile Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-24

iieve this statement: until I saw 70
proved time and time again. DO
they die? Do they bleed? were Ques-
tons that ! was asked frequently in
America II they die one never
knows. and they should not bleed,
n do not as a rule; but they bleed
profusely once in a while. and this
" what n Of the high priests told
me wnen ! asked them about Il:
III a man has broken any OF the
commandments OF the Koran, or
defled himself in any way. and
comes TO the religious rites OF the
Aissaouas. then he will bleed. or
the fire will burn. or the scorpions
will choke him. lie must purify
himself first; then all will go WELL
The hypnotized fanatic that ats
Barbary figs (prickly pear, glass.
etc. IS called a camel: In Arabic.
'djmmel.'
The second Is called a lion. lie
initiates a lion and eats sheep and
bulls alive. Sadie is the name.
The third is called an ostrich. or
'rafeiy.' lie swallows nails, scor-
pions and has swords thrust through
him.
The fourth thinks himself a cat,
~'kat-ouss.' and climbs trees and
buildings and jumps down un.
harmed. He eats shoes and hot iron
and swallows burning Goals OF IRE.
The fifth. called in French lie
merle. a species OF blackbird; in
Arabic. 'hautiha' lie tumps down
deep wells with bis clothes on and
comes ont dry and his mouth full OF
water. lie also Jumps and hops
about Ike a bird.
The sixth and last is called 'oka-
cha No one has ever been able 10
tell me its meaning. lie is a sort
OF Samson. or strong man. and viii
oreak strong ropes or chains whel
bound. He seems TO possess marve..
lous force. for | have seen twelve
strong Arabs try 10 throw him, and
ne tossed them about Ike straw.
Then the Sheik himself had TO 70 IN
70 him: he was a wiTy-loohiug old
man. He passed his hand sevora!
times over tie fanatics face. and ne.
with a gasp and croan. sank, az
pdTcntly Hfeless. to tho floor. Ths
tiroNS NJ Wcs trying 10 break
down r 10 wall with his head
ana was IN a very ugly mood so
mat ;he twelve Arabs tried 10 throw
MN. 50 one OF tho chief priests
could calm hin.
cannot explain 70 YOU why they
are not hurt. II seems iunossfbIa
n a a man run through the abdo-
men with a small. round sword does
not dc. or AZ least feel the after.
enec's. As a weilknown English
surgeon said % ne on HIS return
a"me from Kairowan. Why do they
not all die Of blood poiscning?'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-24

ou-you-yoIs OF approval from the
women hidden behind great lattice
screens. tle close air and the odor
of incense. mingled with the smell
81 sweat. made me almost nauseat-
81. About seventy men-old. mid
dle-aCed and youns-underweut this
terrible ordeal.
The swords were pulled out by
tn" chaouche or moudAdcm. nlo
placed what looked Ike q large ban
dana handkerchief about the swJ-.
ana over the wound. and with great
force jerked out the sword. The
fanatic would throw his arms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-24

around the neck OF the moudadem
and cling TO him. While he wills
parel n few words Of comfort into
his ear. Inmedia cly his eyes
would lose their CLASSY stare and
his face relax ard become normal.
During my journeys through tire
Troglodvte country, in extreme
southern TuuIS!a, / was frequently
permitted. D. guest Of the cadi. "a
see the Aissaouas az their rites. Ono
UoOnlichf night. as everything was
in full swinC-Bre5isCh. Nohammed
and ! sitting on the fat roof. the
courtyard being too small TO contain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-24

all that wanted 10 follow the service
the captain OF the 'Affaires In
digenes' came up with several ont-
GERS leaving for Morocco the next
morning. Immediately everything
stopped. Tho officers were non-be-
levers. and they would rot continue
their religious rites. No threats OF
imprisonment or punishment were
O! avail.
AT the end 90 tho seance the
men would lie stiff on the ground.
apparently dead. Only after rub
bling and chatting their bodies and
sometimes biting their ears would
the fanatic come ~. Five times
during my stay at Foum T%atahouine
] saw the same mamie Keeps :he
large Arab cafe near the market
place-swallow from eight 10 fifteen
ten-penny nails.
One curious fact is that members
81 this sect are always proof against
the stinCs OF scorpion and snake
bites. not only when under this sort
o. hypnotic SPELL. but when working
n their daily tasks. could not be.