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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-01-29
MONTAVILLE FLOWERS
COMING FEBRUARY 3
Popular Favorite Will Furnish Next En-
tertainment Given by Lancaster
Lecture Course.

On Monday eveniag, Feb. 3rd, at
Hatch 8 opera house, beginning at s rs
O'Clock, all lovers of high-class
lectures, and clean entertainment land
] believe that includes nearly all of
us; at least we all are interested in
keeping up such institutions in the
community will have an opportunity
to hear Montaville Flowers in mouo-
logue. His voice, manner, and style,
in rendering some of the great dramas
of Dickens, Shakespeare. Wallace and
Hugo, are unique and unexcelled.
We sat entranced at Winona three
years ago while he took US through
the different phases of his Hamlet. "
One could have heard the dropping of
pin in the house when he was not
moving nor speaking for few seconds.
. Classical literature should be
produced in classical form. The re-
finements of music, painting and
sculpture are all possible to the
human voice. shakespeare meters
and Flowers style are happily wed.
The vision revealed through perfect
cadences, the vibrating tone and per-
feet quality of Mr.. Flowers voice in
Hamlet can be measured only
with master pictures and white
marble" edward Amherst Off,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-01-29

WANTED-Man to cut 80 cords of
wood. Inquire of Albert Brinkman,
Route 6. 46tfc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-01-29

SO inch 1913 dress ginghams, spec
ial &c yard only, at the Boston
Store.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-01-29

15c 80 inch percales. sale price
92c per yard. Boston Store.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-01-29

Herald Job Printing Pleases.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-01-29

Once only have 1 seen and heard
an ideal presentation of the iucom-
parable tragedy of Hamlet. 1t
was by Montaville Flowers. With
consummate art. wonderfully musical l,
we'll moduIated voice, with gesture
and action so suggestive and IL
Eliminating that 1 saw moving before
me all the characters, from the grace
full prince to the clownish grave
diggers, Montaville Flowers has given
me a revelation and insight into the
Utmost meanings of Shakespeare s
master piece such as l cannot hope to
see surpassed. ALTON Packard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-01-29

"A life lecture with illustrative
acting, Hamlet. No production of
our kind in. years has caused the stir
and comments in the LyceNmn world
that is created by Mr.. Flowers Ham
let. He has found in this greatest
drama of the world new and extreme
ly apt message. He presents the es-
sential parts of the play with the art
of master. explains and interprets
them, meets and answers the questions
and difficulties. and drives home a
moral leseon of profound significance.
He has made this great masterpiece
perfectly clear, interesting and at
tractive for the masses and provid-
ed an evenings entertainment of in
tellectual and spiritual joy.
The International Lyceum Associa-
tion is composed of the people on the
Lyceum and Chautauqua platforms
and the managers and agents of the
lecture bureaus and the committeeman
of lecture courses. Its purpose is to
unite the efforts of all into an institu-
ton to provide attractive and bene-
fetal food for the entertainment
hunger of the American people of the
human race. We ask the co-opera-
tion of all committees and all patrons
of lecture courses in our great effort
to provide joy, and inspiration and
encouragement to every man and
woman and child who seek them.
MONTAVILLE FLOWERS, Presi-
dent, Headquarters $50, Michigan
Avenue, Chicago
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-12
Synopsis of Other Game Laws

Approved May 20, 1913
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-12
Synopsis of Fish Laws

Prohibits catching fish in fresh
water lakes or rivers for commercial
purposes with seines. nets. or set de-
vice. or by shooting or gigging.
Prohibits the stopping of any
rivers, creeks. or bayous with seine,
or any kind of net or device, and al
so hauling. dragging, seining. or net
ting in any fresh water river. creek
! bayou. or stream with seine less
than two inches square measure or
four inches when stretched Except
| minnow nets except TO catch shad
as allowed by law. or to use seine
for picnics. public dinners. etc, and
also the catching OF sturgeon by res
meshes of which measure less than
/ four inches in the square
Prohibits using nets or seins more
/ than $50 yards in length except reg
ular gill nets may be used in gill net
/ fishing.
Prohibits using any nets whatso-
/ ever with meshes less than one and
one-half inches except for bait
! Prohibits catching Of mullet in any
waters of the state between the 18th
day Of November and the 31st day
/ Of December following.
Prohibits catching shad from
April 1st to December LIST. following
Prohibits at all times the catching
OF food fish for purpose of making
oil. fertilizer Of compost.
Prohibits a nonresident from
fishing other than for his own uses
until he has taken license for such.
The above gives brief or synop
sis of the general laws OF the state
but there are local laws governing
fishing in some counties which diff
fer from these, and by which one
must be governed. The local fist
laws may be obtained by addressing
the county Judge Of the county from
which YOU desire the information.
For information desired regard
5 ing she'll fish, address the Shell FISH
, Commissioner. Tallahassee. Fla.
For state or county hunters Ii
.censes. apply to your county judge
| For nonresident hunters licenses
! apply TO county Judge of county il
5 which YOU desire to hunt.
Z. L. Jones.
Game and Fish Commissioner
Tallahassee, Fla
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-12
Important Sections of Law Creating
Game and Fish Department

Game ana FISH department
Sec. 10. The state game and fish |
commissioner shall enforce all laws
now enacted or that may be enacted |
for the protection, propagation and |
preservation of game animals, birds |
and fish in this state, and shall pros |
ecute all persons who violate such |
law: and he shall at any and all
times sieZe any and all birds and
fish that have been caught or killed
at any time, in manner, for a pur-
pose. or in possession, or which have
been shipped contrary to the game
laws of this state.
| Sec. IS. The state game and fish
commissioner and his deputies may
! serve criminal process as sheriffs
and consta bles, or may arrest with
out warrant any person or persons
violating the game and fish laws of
this state.
Sec 16 Said deputies and ward
ems shall be subject to the supervis-
ion and direction of the state game
and fish commissioner, and subject
to removal for cause by him.
Sec IS All sheriffs, deputy sher-
: ifs, marshals, constables and police
men, or other peace officers of this
: state are ex-officio deputy game
wardens and fish wardens.
Sec. % Certificates may be grant
ed by the state game and fish COM
missioner, upon the payment of 81
: TO defray the necessary expenses at
: tending the granting of such certifi-
: Gates, to any properly accredited per
son, permitting the holding thereof
I 10 collect birds, their nests or eggs,
for strictly scientific purposes only
/ In order to obtain such certificates
the applicant for the same must pre-
: sent TO the state game mad fish com
1 missioner written testimonials from
. two we'll known ornithologists, one
: OF whom shall be resident OF thi:
, state, certifying TO the character anC
: fitness OF said applicant 10 be Ell
trusted with such privileges, suct
: certifcat shall expire on the 31st day
E 8 December OF the year IN which i
{ j.: issued.
e Sec. 70. The state game and fist
!, commissioner, upon the payment Q
: s., may issued permits TO any per
: son to AXE. capture. or transport no
i more than tel pairs Of any one spe
: C:rs OF Eama birds. or fish within O
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-12

or molesting logger head and green
turtles on the coasts of Florida from
May l. TO September l, following.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-12
FLORIDA LAW ON
HUNTING AND FISHING

Continued from Page One
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-12
I.uCkie'S
Garage.

| have just opened up my new
solicit share of the patronage Of
ar owners in Ocala and Surrounding
territory. The repair department
is prepared to do all kinds of auto
mobile repairing on short notice.
None but tirst-class workmen en-
ployed, and therefore. | am in po-
5ition to guarantee every job that
reasonable as high-class workman
ship and good material can be fur
nished
EII-E NJ 4 Trial.
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CONCLUDED on Page Six
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-12

sec. ~. fiedulnS ana 1FaCClce,
Rules Under this Chapter.-Two or
more Offenses may be charged in the
same affidavit, complaint, or indict-
ment. and proof as to part of game
bird or animal shall be sufficient to
/ sustain a charge Of the whole Of it:
! and the violation as to the number
! OF animals or birds of the same kind
may be charged in the same count
/ and punished as separate offence
/ as to each animal, bird or game
Sec p. Costs of Prosecution.
How Taxed an arrest for a
violation OF the game laws i made
BY the State Game and Fish Com
missioner, or by any warden. ana the
defendant is convicted. there shall
be taxed as costs in favor OF such
warden making the arrest the same
fee as a constable is entitled to in
misdemeanor cases. and i collected
from The defendant. shall be paid
over to such warden. AMI shall
be his personal rr~cu:~ite. No fee
shall be allowed in cases Of acQuit-
tai.
Sec. -. All money collected from
fines, penalties or forteitrr4z .n5e,
this law shall 90 into the ana ant
forfeiture fund Of the county where
such convictions are had. and tn,
! county commissioners shall pay :,
the witnesses furnishing the eyi
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
SCENE /.
a street in Paris.J

- oLITTLE-Hold on! Hold on! How mucn
further? Where are you goin'?
IL sKINNER-Where are we going? why
we're going to make our fortune
DOLITTLE-Dat's jess what you done said wien
we left BaItimo' six months ago. Why, We maven
even made an acquaintance. Where are we at now
sKNNER-Why this is Pars-grand, gay buz
zing old Paris, where good fellowship reisns SD
preme-a city Of beautiful women-sparkling vine
sweet music-where We fly on and on ana On anu on
AS fee as a bird!
DOLITTTE-Ah've got de feas, but All haven't
seen de bird and what's mo, All haven't eaten any
thing but beans TO- the las six months
SKINNER-Listen. I have a scheme. It's
Sreat big undertaking This town is great place
for the nobility and society. There is a great deal
Of jealousy among the leaders Of Paris society and
nobility. Now there is a beautiful, leftover member
Of the nobility IN this town named Countess Nancette
de Frese who will fall heir TO greater fortune some
day than she has now. She dotes kings, and has
made a standing offer Of 5000 francs to the person
who will introduce her to and make her the honored
hostess Of a real live king. Now we're going to get
this money, understand and you're going to be king
DOLITTLE-Not me! You bettuh gwan and get
another boy.
SKINNER--Why, you don't to tell me that
you are going to weaken at this stage Of the game?
Just wait until l introduce you as the King OF
.Blackwes. Why, youll have everything you want
to eat and drink and all the swell clothes you
wear
DoLITTLE-Am we gwine to git suffin to eatl
6KINNER-Eat? Well. l should say so!
DOLITTLE-Whata we gwine to git2
sKINNER-Well, to begin with, going to
have fine roast turkey as large as an elephant,
some cranberry sauce fried chicken griled
frogs legs, charlotte russo lady fingers and angel
food
DOLITTLE-Ah hope we don't hab any beans
Alive had nothn' but beans BEANS, BEANS since
we left Baltimo'.
sKINNBR-oh, never mind about the beans-for.
get all about them.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Funny Sketch Written and Played by the Vaudeville
Favorites, Conroy and Lemaire, the "Pnoche Fiends

DoLTTLE-come here. ouinine. Aim tackiS
some Of dat dupicake
COUNTESS-Ah, King, I suppose society WON
en- can appreciate you far better than you yourself
sKINNER-It isn't every king who possessed
the rank His Majesty does.
DOLITTLE-Yas, Ahm de rankest Of de rank.
Enter butler t0th pot Of beans DOIittle chases
him tOtth knife. Skinner holds him sohen he catches
him.
sKINNER-why. Your Majesty, there must have
been some mistake.
DOLITTLE-Ah ordered duplicake and he brought
me beans. If dat fool comes back Anil him
SKINNER-Why, that's nothing, King. I've seen
you travel some days for forty miles on beans and
hay.
DoLITTLE-Yas, an some days All didn't git
de hay.
COUNTEss-Pardou me- gentlemen, a moment
(Erits)
sKINNER-Now, see here DOlittle enough of
this nonsense. See this?
DOIITTLE-What is IT?
SKINNER-Its a bottle of dope A few drops OF
this will send the lady off into long dream, and
then we can rob the house and escape.
(Enter the CountessJ
SKINNER-Ah, Countess, you're Just in time.
Won't you join us?
COUNTESS-Why, certainly
sKINNER-Long live the King!
DOLITTLE-Long nvered King. (King eritsJ
COUNTESS (screGms)-I feel dizzy. Send for mp
maid. (FaIls in s10oon.)
(Sbinner carries her to sofa and lays her on u.
Takes bag and starts to I'LL 1t toith jeoeIs and sill
Uer0Gre. Enter DoIittIe eating leg of chicken)
DOLTTTLE-Well, King get served in the
kitchen if he can't get served here.
SKINNER-Keep still, you fool, and get busyl
This place is a regular gold mine Crack that safe
by the door there
DOLITTLE-Not this evenin' - ..t
SKINNER-WHATi
DOLITTLE-You done heered me. Aim not too
good to lie or steal but when it comes to Robin
poor, defenseess Countess why. All draws de line
sKINNER-You mean to say you won't do as
tell you? (StGrts to hit DoNttIe, toho pals otUI
DOLITTLE-Gimme dat roll Of bills
SKINNER-Dont shoot, didn't mean anything
Here's the money.
fDoHtHe takes big roll of biIs starts to count
thenl-Iooks at the unconscious Countess and goes
and places the roll In her hGnds-looEs at u
Uhile-picks 1t up GgGin-puts II back and fnGIlg
picks up the roll and starts for the door, He catches
sight Of the safe he goes out He stops looks bucN
at the Countess, and then picks up tho safe and
t0dlkS OUT
(Curtaln)
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way.
COUNTESS-Ah, that must be beautiful
DOLITTLE-oh, it's ridiculous.
CoUNTBSs-Teu me- dear King, more about your
home.
sKINNBR-Ah, Countessi That would be impos
sible The King has many estates, castles, villas
and harems that IT would be beyond him to even
commence to tell you about them.
COUNTESs-You mean to say he has harem?
sKNNER-oh, N.Y. yes The King lords over a
harem.
DoLITTLE-oh vas All got two harems-a he
and a she.
sKINNER-Yes, and, Countess, His Majesty has
five hundred beautiful wives.
DOLITTLE-Ah've got five hundred wivesf
sKINNER-Yes, five hundred voluptuous queens
DOLITTLE-Les go home
CoUNTBss-wOnt Your Majesty partake of a
slight repast?
DOLITTLE-Gwine to hab eats1
COUNTBSS-Certainly.
sKINNER-Why, my dear Countess we simply
couldn't think of eating single bite
COUNTESS (cdlIs butIer)-Antone i'm
mediately. IAN are seGted) During your trav-
els, Your Highness, did you visit place where
Napoleon born?
SKINNER-Yes, certainly
DoLITTLE-Yas sure. Boni and me play
mates. We used to go swimming together.
COUNTESS-Have you read the works Of zee
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SKINNER-oh, yes Countess, His Majesty has
read all the great books
DoLITTLE-Yas, Diamond Dick, Nick Carter and
Jesse James.
ENTER butler and hands menu to DoRttle, toho'
IN turn, hands It to SkinnerJ
SKINNER-Ah-er-why, Countess, His Majesty
prefers that your ladyship would order first
DOLITTLE-Yas, order eats.
COUNTESS takes and orders a long list IN
French, ending 10Th "cdte DENT tGsse.D
CoUNTBSs-Wn Your Majesty have something?
DOLITTLE-Certainly, suffin to eat Ahll take de
same as you ordered. Countess and cup Of coffee.
COUNTESS-Ah, Your Majesty it must be Won
derful to be ruler of a powerful country, to
have every bowling at your command, to lead
zee victorious army into thckest Of fray to
hear zee steel of battle clashing!
SKINNER should say His Majesty heads
the list of the worlds greatest military experts. He
has shooting record of a hundred straight shots.
DOLITTLE-Yas, an Aid made hundred
mo- II dey hadn't grabbed dem dice
CONVERSATIONS you may duplicate my order.
sKINNER-You duplicate my order.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

CoUNTBss-No doubt you find Paris vastly dif'
ferent from your home In Blackwellis?
DOLITTLE-Mah home am in Baltimo'
COUNTBSS-BAL
SKINNER-Ah, pardon, Countess Baltimore Is
the capital OF Blackwels.
Countess forgive my stupidity, I'm sure
but am a little confused to zee exact location
Of Blackwels.
sKINNER-It is commonly called Blackwell's ISL
and.
COUNTESS-Ah but zee ocation7
SKINNER-Ah, the location? Well, 1t is situated in
the East River, about sixty yards from the Brook
Ign coast 1t is surrounded on one side by the Bat
terry and on the other three sides by the Stars and
Stripes.
DOLITTLE-Yas, and it's six months from Broad
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Where to Go

IN N OisA-AbNAN W b-N 1 lASIo
M amid the mountains ma
4 = ture is at her most allur-
ing. GoioGnHs RouSe-Eggs fresh
from the city every morning.
Pine Tree Arms-Fresh vegeta-
bles opened daily. Mountain Tiel0
House-Hot and cold ice water
served free.
CANADA-Lake Timothylmo-
thy offers every kind of fishing
trout fishing. salmon fishing. fly
fishing, fresh water fishing, fiat
fishing and round fishing. Maple
Leaf IHn-Lake stocked daily
with specially selected trout from
New York Aquarium. Mdnitobd
HoteI-Moose may be seen from
the veranda. Guests are request
ed not to shoot them as they are
all progressives.
AFRICA-The home Of the ele-
plant, rhino and Northumberland
or dik-dik. Buffalo ColIege-Cen-
trally located in the rhinoceros
country. Guests are requested
not to let the rhinoceros charge
them as the house will attend 10
that Water Hole Tilld-The ideal
hotel. Ten guests killed by lions
in past three months. What
greater recommendation could
there be?
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

ter butler and hands Countess NGncette de Frese
card)
COUNTESs-Ah, zee Meester Monte Skinner, Of
zee U. S. Al The very gentleman with whom have
been corresponding. Wonderful! He is TO bring
with him a very great King to visit Bid him
enter
(Entcr Skinner
SKINNER--Ah, my dear Countess This is in
deed a great pleasure
COUNTESS-Not at ALL Zee pleasure is all mine.
My one ambition in life is about to be realized. 1
TO be the hostess to a king
sKINNER-Then, behold, His Royal Highness!
DOLTTTLB (shouts from toithout)--will All come
in now?
SKINNER-Yes, right in here. This is the way.
Countess it affords great pleasure to present His
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
A King for a Night

Royal Highness the King Of Backwellis.
COUNTESS-Charmed Your Majesty.
DOLITTLE-Howdee.
COUNTESS-Won't Your Majesty be seated? No
doubt you are very tired after your long journey
DOLITTIE-Yas. All walked darned TO
hundred miles
sKINNER-Ah, Countess, understand him
His Majesty says he FEELS as If he had walked
four hundred miles. Don't you?
DOIITTLE-Yas.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Oddities in
the News.
A WOMAN In Reno is not
a suing for divorce.

Boy at Tybee stepped on a fish
hook and f1oundered all over the
place. Keep clam" exclaimed
Pete, cor you'll crab the game"
10Y, oyster" exclaimed the boy,
who felt he was being baited.
Net result: One wounded sole.
Cat in Gainesville swallowed
a canary and now whistles in
stead of mewing.
Man in Griffin stepped on a
banana peel. The peel was IN
injured.
MAIL CARTIER LII AIdIiclld l6lL
registered letter with woman in
next house to address. She
didn't ask him what he thought
was in it.
P. S.-She can't speak.
Stranger in Chicago bought
statue of General Logan for
$500. Thought of inviting him
to Atlanta where we will sell
him a dozen statues for a tenth
of that price on condition he
takes them home with him.
Charles f. Murphy.
Alabama COW, fed on miner
ais. gives milk Of magnesia-
Paterson, n. J.
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DOLITTLE-Ah wish All could.
sKINNER-Have little dignity about you Re
member that you are a king Of kings for night
Wen get this money, and when We do I'm going
back 20 the dear old [. S. A.
DOLITTLE-Ab don't want 10 go back to no dear
old l. S. A. An wants to 90 back to dear old Balt'
mo-.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

@aAHl1y ny NAN1NIIAs
~ o not get out OF bed before
II lo an.
Breakfast lightly on hot
house grapes.
Golf for three hours.
For luncheon, a glass Of vint.
age champagne, a slice OF home
raised chicken and a salad espe-
cially grown under glass.
The afternoon should be spent
yachting.
Never worry about business
affairs.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Our Weekly Health Hints

Rest for an hour before dinner.
Do not swim anywhere but
in your own private swimming
pool.
After dinner, have some ope-
ratio stars come and sing you
into a restful mood.
Science lettings.
Salt has a distinctly saline
flavor. while sugar has q
saccharine taste
Snakes are not injurious to
those they don't bite
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
RAGING OMAR.

RAGING OMAR.
oh, nah honey, can't you see
" That you ought to be with me,
Readin' syncopated verses meath the bough?
Rustic out loaf Of bread,
An some wine that's good an red
An Wen have little cabaret, for thou
Can sing coon songs, more or less,
Till the bowling wilderness
Is a redhot, rag-time Paradise enowI
/ It's Par
It's an a
It's Paradise
It's bunny huggin', turkey trottin,
Eatin', juggin', far from rotten
Paradise enow!
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

c,. ms ~ ne stas oO-7u1 Great Britain Rss-s ReseT7ed
Published by Permission. All Rights Reserved
CHARACTERS IN THE SKETCH.
MONTE sKINNER-A High Stepping Col
ored Man.
ABRAHAM DooLITTLE-His Valet
COUNTESS De FREsE-Lady Of Mobility
ANToINE-A Mere Butler.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
SOCIOLOGY.

e vife he soabe when coubing hairy AnsWeT
put the hairpins in a tray instead Of in her mouth
How can you society with you? Ans"er-
Take somebody husbandD
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
AND YET THEY WANT TO VOTE.

HTON said Mrs what does it description
pitcher be
e gave him a pass" replied Fan
questioned q" pass, why ride
to first instea 0 waIking?"
EDITORS NOTE-What did sayY
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
HISTORY.

times did Adam propose before ne was accep'eu
What is your opinion King Solomon?
State some concerning King Henry WILL Nat Gooo
win and De Hopper.
For what Gretna noted?
Name the principal industry the past few years
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

Coming Features.
GN1UR next great serial, "The
49, Wolf of Wall Street, !"
Od1ElD will be followed by a
thriller called "The Mongoose Of
Maiden Lane"
In later issues will appear: "The
Baboon of Broadway" "The
Hyena of Harlem" and "The
Bulldog of the Bronx"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
ETHICS

State seven should search her husbands pockets
Name the difference the Stone Age and the
present captured his wife with club
the pseDt age woman her husband)
How far back when she hears father
coming downstairs2
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
GEOGRAPHY.


What is the capital Of the se State? Gnswer-$SSSsD
What is lAnswerBeng named CO.
respondent)
ys4aas ban lAasxsETAs she gives The license
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
LET'S ALL GO UP TO MAUD's.

TTE-she asked what color hair liked best
II She-Thats just like Maud; she's always anxious to