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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-30
CLERKS WILL
GET CHARTER TONIGHT

The retail clerks of the city will
meet tonight at Union hall to per-
feet a permanent organization. The
charter In the Retail Clerks Interna-
tional Protective Association has ar
rived, and all members Joining to-
night will be charter members.
About seventy-five are expected to
enlist. Officers for the organization
will be elected tonight.
w. NJ. Hallahan will be in charge
until after officers are selected. AS
semblyman Arthur A. Quinn Will be
present and tell the clerks the ad-
vantages to be derived from organ
izing. William Murtagh, Jesse Da-
vis and Edward CROUCH. other local
.abor leaders, will be present and
give short talks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-30
Adjustable Light

y the second place. the arm may be
tilted IN any direction or pushed far
Their in or drawn farther out Of the
base. In the third place. the lamp is
movable on the upper end Of the arm.
With these three points Of adjustable
ity It Is easy to understand how the
apparatus may be turned to throw
light upon any point and from any
lngle. Or the whole contrivance may
be removed from the desk II O 10
needed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-30
LIGHTING ROWS OF SHELVES
Good Plan 10 to Fasten stee, Messen-
ger Wires Through TurnbuckIes,
Fastened to Ceiling.

The illumination Of nisles between
rows OF shelving Is usually obtained
by hanging q number Of lamps along
their length, with the result that they
are In the way and are quite frequent
ly left on or among the contents OF
the shelves. A better way Is shown In
the sketch, says the Popular Elec-
tricity. Steel messenger wires were
fastened through turnbuckles to hooks
screwed into pieces OF two by four,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-30
CHILD DESERTI0N IS
ATTACKED IN A BILL
(Fyom the NEWS correspoademt.)

Trenton, Jan. 3O:--Stringent pen
alties for child desertion are provid-
ed in a bill in the assembly by Mr.,
Kerwin, of Passaic county. 1t pro
vides that any husband or father ad-
judged a disorderly person for de-
sorting or n%eglecting his wife and
children may be sent to the Stats
prison for two years, or be fined
$500, or both.
Mr.. Kerwin also has a bill provid'
ing that a municipality may temper.
arily support children who have beer
deserted or neglected by their par,
ents, or whose parents have been i'm
prisoned as disorderly persons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-30
BURKE TO RUN
THE CAMPAIGN
Special by United Press Wire.

Special by United Press Wire.
Washington, Jan. 30:-Represen-
tative Burke, of South Dakota, is to
be the new Republican pilot" in
the congressional campaign, it was
learned today. He is to be the active
successor, as chairman of the G.. O..
P. congressional committee, of Rep
r~esentative William Mckinley, who
retires from congress March 4. While
Mckinley will not %relinquish the
craftsmanship Burke will assume ac-
tive command and is slated for cleo
ton as chairman a year hence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

Albert P. Larkin (also known as AL
fred P. Larkin) executor of Richard B.
Larkin. deceased. by direction of the
Surrogate of the County of MiddlesnX,
hereby gives notice to the creditors of
the said Richard B Larkin to bring i'm
their debts. demands and claims
against the estate of the said deceased
under oath or affirmation. within nine
months from this date. or they will be-
against the said executor.
Dated November 81. 1912.
ALBERT p. LARKIN,
(Aiso known as Alfred p Larkin)
I2a97-11-21-at-oewThurs Executor.
EXCISE NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the I'M
derstgned intends making application
to the Board of Excise Commissioners
of the City of Perth Amhoy, at their
next meeting, for a license to keep a
saloon. with the privilege of selling
malt and spirituous liquors IN the City
Of Perth Amboy, and In the house
owned by himself at 632 Amboy Ave.
Dated Jan. 6. 1918.
SOREN C. JENSEN.
14660-1-23-2t-oew
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-30

spiked to the ceiling beams. One iigh,
was hung about the center of the
length OF the aisles with enough rein,
forced drop cord to reach to any part
of the shelving. The lamp cord val
securely fastened to a No. So knob
strung on the messenger wire as
shown. and q spring was also placed
in the position Illustrated to take up
any Earring that misht be transmitted
to the tungsten lamp which wnB en-.
closed in a strong guard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-30
Costs SIS to Get Drunk.

Mike Mahoney, thirty-three years
old. of Division street, was fined So
today for being carted to police
headquarters while he.plessly drunk
yesterday. He was taken into GUS
today by Patrolman Martin on Fay
cite street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-30

Use Of Electricity In Mines.
Electricity was first used In a mine
Scotland, was lighted with electric
lamps.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-30
CITIES
TO CELEBRATE
fFrom the NEWS Correspondent,

fFron the NEWS C~orrespondent.)
Trenton, Jan. 30.-The Assembly
yesterday afternoon passed the Pap
scoe bill authorizing governing
bodies Of cities to appropriate neces-
sary money for the proper celebra-
ton OF Fourth of July, Washing
tons birthday, Memorial day and
Columbus day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-30

The store ads are . "continued
storyf" from issue to issue of this
uewspaper-with money-saving posi-
bilities almost sure to develop in eacl
succeeding chant--'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-30
LABOR PARTY
FAVOR WOMEN

Special bu United r~-ss -tre.
London, Jan. 30.-The National
convention of the labor party today
adopted a resolution to oppose any
franchise reform bill which does not
include "votes for women" The re-
solution authorized labor members
to oppose any bill not extending the
franchise to women.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-30

all the news for 10 cents a week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27

be was dead--boforc the tclcpuar
was Ia sight An interesting story
has Just come 10 Hight which explains
what was done with part of the
moneys diverted from the original
telephone appropriation, ana also
shows tho bureaucratic ,5g,iods pre-
Nniling in Austria When the mohil-
lmtion was in fun swing last winter
0nliCiu wns flooded with troops tn,
war office linked up gcndurmoric
posts and military eucampmcntg with
telephones IN great haste. This was
In thlnly populated country where
tho telephone was scarcely known.
After the war scare was over there
WAS mo- further uao for these tolC-
phones Tor military purposes. hut
the poles. wires ana cali stations were
lofl standing. Now the smqh towns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27

vert that was sent out by The CONE
mission has been placed ln position
and three teams and men are now
working daily on tho job.
Tourists who have pussed over the
roads ln san Miguel county during
tho past week are enthusiastic oven
the improved condition and number
stated that they are tho best in the
safe. The road commission, with the
support Of tho county commissions
ors is doing "a good work ana II rs
believed that far more is being ace
cumplished through their work than
could possibly have resulted from the
Guod Roads day movement that vas
aVlfntod several months ago, thouEtt
their petltitlos are the direct rcsuit 81
that occasion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27
PROPOSE TO REPAIR THE
VEGAs-sANTA FE ROAD

Elst fHs Vegas. 49, NJ. Oct 2i.--To
repair and put in un excellent coudl-
ton the three bad places Bon tho road
be- the main object of The road come
mission for the npYf few weeks,
These places are no The arroyo Hoy-
oral miles south of LAS Vegas, lu che
valley that cnrrlas inc Hood water
from the RomcrovIlie Gap; an csc
peclnlly rocky place on the road boz
tween las Vegas and Tccoiote Bnd
the saui patch at Vccoiuto These
pinoen are considered by the commits
sion the worst 0n iho road and when
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27

Cplleut shape
Nd ls the present plan OF the COM
mission 20 repair the arroyo on the
road 10 Womerovlllo by the buiiding
oY runway of masonry wi.- tile
formation uuder.. cath This atruc-
euro win bc built in such "a way as 20
permit The water in the flood season
to pnss over the top OF the runway
without DAMAGE. The runway win oe
75 feet in length This place has
caused automobiles considerable
trouble. ns "a sharp turn encounters
me travellers just before they drop
lnto tho arroyo.
Mayor ". ,. Taupert az tho road
commission this morning stated that
the bad place at he Kate Wright
property ON the Watrous road had
been repaired with the exception %
several minor details The iron cul-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27

and villages through which the telc-
phOno passes have asked 90 be- allov-
ga to use Co. hut the HovNnmout re-
fuses permission unless These CONE
muuities pay the cost nf construction.
As thoy are entirely unable 10 do So
.uil This costly Installation. made at
tho expense of the Taxpayers includ
Ing whose Boo Gnlicia. stands Idle ana
is Left 90 rust ana decay.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27

"No-o. ne isn't the sort of hiia
band ! shonid have choscn for m,
daughter but ! think perhaps neN
get along Ia the world an righi
what way does ne differ lrom tne
man YOU would have choeenf
"When he proposed 90 my dnuNh-
ter and she had to.d him 90 gee eie
he sent me a note telling me y teip
his office IL ard what his office hours
are. and asking me 60 dfqp 4fauna
ana see him whom cuntenlsni.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27
DO Non Dread Your Meals?

Your food does you little good
when you have no desire for a., whom
yon dread meal time. what You need
Is Chamhorlaln's Tablets. They viii
sharpen your appetite, strengthen
your digestion and give YOU "a relish
for your meals. For sale by an drug
glsis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27

The most complete lsne Of
toys in the Southwest. Iht
Famous.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27

vr@els's I.lvs'y- AS n ana 8,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-27
CIEKAWE RZECZY
Wojny KrZyzoWe.

Krucyaty, podjete W celu odzys.
kama Grobu Zbawiciela W Jero-
zolimie, ciagnefy sic przez diva
wieki mia}y wielki wp}yw ma cy.
wilizacye, Piotr Z Amiens, zwany
Pustelnikiem, pierwszy rozbudzil
ten ruch "a parieza Urbana II; pod
jego przewodnictwem wyruszy}a W
roku. 1905 pierwsza wyprawa krzy-
iowa, a raczej przednia jej straz,
zfozdna z bez}adnych i niewycwi-
czonych W wo;ennem rzemiosle
tfum6w, kt6re wyginefy W drodze.
W}asciw2 krucyate prowadzi} Got
fryd de Bouillon; on to ma czele
100000 rycerstwa zdoby} W roku
1909 Jerozolime, kt6rej zosta} kr6-
lem. Druga wyprawa krzyzowa wy
ruszyfa pod przewodnictwem Lud-
wika VIIgo kr6la francuskiego, i
Konrada III, cesarza niemiecklego,
W roku 1147, ale mic ME osiagne}a.
Trzecia krucyata przedsiewzieta W
roku 1871, W cclu odzyskania zdo-
bytej przcz Saladyna Jerozolimy,
mia}a "a dow6dc6w Ryszarda, kr6la
angielskiego, Filipa-Augusta, kr6la
francuskiego, i Fryderyka I, cesa-
2 niemieckiego, wskutek niezgo-
dy jednakze wr6ci}a z niczem.
Czwarta ~krucyata roku 1904, pod
kierunkiem dozy Dandola, skonczy-
Ia sig obaleniem cssarstwa byzan-
tyhskiego. Plata 1917 i sz6sta Fry
deryka II, cesa'za niemieckiego,
1928 roku by}y takze bezskuteczne.
Si6dma roku 1248 i 6sma 1910 ro-
XII, przedsiewziete przez Ludwika
1X-go, zadncgo ME osiqgne}y celu;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-27
ZemSta ZebrGka.

Do mieszkajacej W Wiedniu
w1ascicielki sklepiku towar6w spo-
zywczych Antonlny Marsek zgfosif
sic zebrak, proszac j2 o butelke
piwa, kawa}ek kie]basy i chleba.
Divine W badz co badz zadanie
t}omaczyl tenn, IL ma odbyG swe
wesele, chce eaten poprzednio po-
silit sig porzadnie. Rzecz oczywi-
sta, re Marsekowa, kt6ra oburzy}o
to z2danie, ME u~zglednila jego
prosby, gdy jednak zebrak ME
chcia} ustapic, domagajac sig CO.
raz natarczywiej wymienionego
wyzej zaopatrzenia, chcac sig go
pozbyc, da}a mu 4 halerze.
Mimo to zebrak ME opusci} skle-
pu, domagajac sig wype}nienia
swych zadan, a nawet rozpoczaf
sic awanturow wac. przezywajac VIA
scicielke sklepiku oriynarnemi wy
razami. Przestraszona Marsekowa
porwa}a " celu obrony pred ma
pastnikiem n6z, a r6wnoczesnie
zagrozi}a, re jezeli natychmiast ME
opufci sklepu, odda go bezzw}ocz-
ME W rece policyi. W6wczas ze-
brak porwa} stojacy obok wielki
baniak Z nafta, wyla} zawartosc
jego ma w}ascicielke sklepu a ma
stepnie rzuci} ma MIA p&onac2 "a
pa}ke. :.
w mgnieniu Okla stane}a biedna
kobieta W p}omieniach, gdy tym-
czasem zebrak wyszedf re sklepu i
zniknqt wkr6d przechodniow ma
ulicy. Ma krzyk palacej sic wbie-
Clio kilka os6b i z trudem ugasi}o
p}omienle. Zawezwane pospiesznie
pogotowie opatrzy}o ranna i W
stanie bardzo %powaznym przewio-
z}o ja do szpitala. O zebraku e}uch
zaginaf i d~otychczas ME zdofafa
policya wpast ma jego Shady.
Z zartu sic pOwiesif.
Malbork. Pewien malarz pordz-
nil sic re swa nadobn2 po}owica,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-27
N%ajWieksze dZiafO,

jake wog6le zbudowanem zosta}c
W ostatnich czasach, odlano i wy
kohczono W warsztatach Kruppa W
Essen. Kaliber tego dziala r6wna
sig 1864 en-, a jego-d}ugo$c wyno
81 31.5 mtr., wazy ono - bcz Ia.
wety - 113,1OO ky. Pocisk odpo-
wiedni waiy 92O kg., proch 343 ky.
jego szybkosc poczatkowa W sekun-
die wynosi $40 mtr. Odleg}osG
skutecznych pocisk6w tego dzia}a
siega 17,5 kilometr6w.
SmierC z przelekniecia.
We wsi Helsen pod Kassel xosta}
pewien 17-letni m}odzieniec nagle
czesciowo zasypany W dole piasku,
lecz wyciagnieto go natychmiast.
Me odni6s} najmniejszej rany,
lecz zmar} ~jeszcze tegoz dnia VIE
czorem, jak lekarze stwierdzili
wskutek wstrz26nienia nerw6w,
kt6rego nabawi} przez przeleknie-
Gle.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-19
Laying the Ghost.

The moon had sunk Just below the
rim of the mountain wall when Jarvis
and Rusty, the latter groaning at every
jump. clattered up that last reach OF
the old road to the castle
Desecrated by the bright Spanish sun
light, the old castle would have moved
one to pity as would the sight Of a
broken-down warrior. In the rich moon
light, softened and hallowed the state
" sweep of its walls and the but stag
nant wastes Of the moat. and the long
tendrils of vapor curled and crept out
like the stealthy arms of cold and evil
spirits, enfolding and chilling the heart
and welcoming all who dared the walls
to an embrace of death. And some
where within an owl cried out an I'M
canny warning. like a tocsin summoning
the legions Of darkness to meet the rash
invader
"Jimminy"' muttered Jarvis. with I
shiver, as they drew up at the postern
gate. It's no wonder those fat-headed
boobies down there wouldn't come up to
this place."
To Be Continued Monday,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-19

country where the babies used to use
a As revolver for a teething ring
Some one around the angle OF the
doorway had cooked a pistol.
Survival largely depends on prepared
ness for the unexpected in the world Of
action Warren Jarvis did not waste
any time investigating He did not
care to make inquiries to be certain
that the cooking Of the pistol had a
definite connection with his career in
this world.
No; he began humming Dixie" in
the care-free, exuItant manner of the
successful lover, and swiftly took in
| the field Of action. In a fraction of a
second he had planned his battle on
the stair post at the foot Of the stairs
was an oil lamp. the only light in the
room. for the fire had died down to a
faint glow. He slung the overcoat
across his right arm, with his left arm
loosened something that hung under his
coat and across his heart. Then. still
humming Dixie" he walked down the
stairs without any attempt at conceal
ment
Just before he came within the range
Of vision of the doorway he leaned for
ward and dashed his coat against the
lamp. At that same instant he whipped
out his pistol crouched and did a base
ball slide out across the stone floor, on
hip and shoulder, his eyes turned to-
ward the door.
There was a flash and a roar and a
mans figure outlined against the moon
light and then almost as quickly as the
two shots had sounded in the hotel, the
Kentuckian's revolver spoke twice
There was an oath, cry of "Sancta
Maria and a heavy fall
And Warren Jarvis walked quickly out
into the moonlit yard still humming
Dixie"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-19

, sidered him nearly as trustworthy
boy as our Willie and
! III how'd they find out?" inquired
| While grufrly NO. thanks-I don't
want any more creamed potatoes. Nor
/ sparagus."
I hope you don't feel III or anything
[ Willie, said his mother anNiously
| "t Sually you want so many helpings
and you've had only one tonight. Why,
1 Tommy must have cut his foot while
/ swimming, because when he got home
| il hurt him so he had to take off his
shoe and his mother questioned him,
and besides, his hair was an wet"
Awful give-away wet hair said
| Rickers sternly Why are you fussing
at your head, Wmie2 Let your hair
alone-youu muss IL all up. and l no
! tice you have brushed it unusually well
I this evening"
Yes / noticed it. too. said Mrs
[ Bickers. u am so glad Willie is tax
! ing pride in his personal appearance. l
/ hope Tommy Gassmore will realize some
day how djsgraCefully he has acted, II
/ Is boys like that who start out by tih-
/ blnE and decelylng who end by being
| criminals. l don { know that I want
YOU TO associate with Tommy any more.
Willie He might lead you into doing
things that you shouldn't, and ! should
{ SO hate 70 have YOU begin or course,
! I know that II you did anything wrong
you would be man enough TO come and
tell US about Il as soon as you had
"p-did Tommy talk much2" asked
/ Willie. I'm a slightly cracked voice.
WI when he told his mother, l mean"
Talk much 90 echoed Mrs Bickers.
| why. what do you mean, Willie2 !
suppose not ! suppose he felt too
ashamed 10 say more than he had to,
Why do you ask"
''Nothin'." said While he squirlned
tn his seat Il jus wondered"
His hand sought his head again and
a look OF alarm overspread his counte-
nance as he drew IL away from the
extreme back and saw water shining on
H.. Apparently hts ohtuse parents saw
nothing aud were eating with perfect
appattes.
SAY Willie h'urted out. In man.
gieo voice, IL went swimming with
Tommy when he did. YOU know Hon
a honest I .3tsSI''
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-19

lers tho srorfor fzuphfer Of a rich
- a., MI
man ana a'" Only ''' ~
son If poor brother But ! mean
/ 90 make money in South America. I
N"''' &. ''''.'
| IHeTe, We buried IL out quite brave
! lE. VIII YOU marry meF want you
/ ,g wait for me.
/ .,r ...-.,.,ss I,r,, .sl,i,,s, ton ,,,,rb hint
/ s"ai nope. u you reply u" I'''S llo'e,
] ! Will come and say good bye, but II
/ ,.u r1 NOT answer I shall know what
u,ppvo
W."
There was the explanation. SAe
went fU her uncle and showed him
.r. moi. IL. ,orreer.d cables and
49,. -. -. ~. -.
'''''I7 To- nun ~ ""' "H '''' '"Sase
Harry altered his plans, so that the
messages lay waiting for him AMI
never reached him Ana ne never
wrote home, be just dropped out of
every ouay.s life.
Wou.a-he suItors dangled about
Miss Weston for time, but, receiv-
Ing no enCours went off else
where. fTieEas married, acquaint-
lncos moved out OF the neighoorhood.
Margaret gre" from a girl to a Wom-
an, from woman 20 an OLD maid.
ANA sun she waited Tor button In
the mouse where last ne had seen her.
ana WheFe again ne might seek her.
II.
sometimes she pictured MS return.
She 81" MN WhIrllng up TO the door
mdbh!HtthIiE IN morton car. she sa"
nin on IooI tentatively ekamlnlhs
me old mouse from the farther SIDE of
lhe Io"a. Always she pictured MN
coming PACK prosperous, 10 seek that
DLl9C Whom mlschance had so long
"Ithh"Id from MN
ana lheh, one Gay, qulte uneNpect-
eaiy, SHt met nun IN the street ana
ne was Woetuily shabpy ana doWn-at.
the heel ana nus race pore INES u
want ana FeckIessness,
marry. she battered harry!
me Ight OF recognition leaped into
ms eyes, but ne shook ms mead.
YOU re nome again she eN-
claimed We been expecting you
We he'n waiting tor you!
respecting me NdlllhB LOT me
ne mui'ered' astonlshed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-19
Up-to-Date Jokes

At a small country church a newly
married couple were receiving some
advice az to how, they were to conduct
themselves
You must never both get cross at
once; it is the husbands duty to pro-
tect his Wife whenever an occasion
arises, and wife must love and hon
or and obey her husband, and follow
MN wherever he goes"
But, sir" pleaded the young
bride.
Il haven't finished yet" remarked
the clergyman. She must"
But, please, sir'-in desperation
cant you alter that last part? NV
husband Is pOstman."
Two women who had not seen each
other for many years met unexpect-
edly in the street
How do you do?" exclaimed one.
effusively.
Now, this Is delightful" said the
other, who was the elder. You have
not seen me for eleven years and
yet you know me at once! | can not
nave changed 50 dreadfully in all that
time. 1t fiatters me-"
"Oh, recognized your bonnet"
said the first.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-19

Take the train from Care st. Lazare
at ll:O5. Get out at 11:45 at Point
du Jour, or, better still, at GreneIle.
Then walk slowly back and forth
along the old Notifications, and if YOU
return to Maison Blanche alive l
shall apologize to you in the presence
Of our friends here"
Il understand; and. to tempt the
apaches there to carry out their coup
to the satisfaction of everybody. [
shall fill my pockets with gold"
4 should not advise you to do that
said Chamus brutany. IF the booty
is too rich 1t may tempt those fell
lows to attack peaceful people who
are not passing the place simply be-
cause they are tired of living. / ad
wise you to pay the fellows who do
YOU the favor of taking your life the
exact amount at which you value your
life. no more and no less. In that
heirs"
Many Thanks.
Il thank you, sir If everybody were
like you | should not be disguised
with life. I shall follow your advice
and keep in my pocket no more than
the amount at which l value my life"
l thought no more of the matter
but whepI opened my paper the next
morning l was shocked to read the
following paragraph:
In the small hours Of the morning
a police patrol between GrenelIe and
vanguard found the body of a man
who had been murdered by apaches
with a lasso close to the Notifications.
lie was stylishly dressed and was
easily identified, for in his left shoe
was found the following note:
The Lord did me Door favor
when he let me be born into this
world. At last I see an opportunity
to get rid Of my life without commit
ting suicide, and / make use of it un-
hesitatingly They will murder. but
not rob me, for l have given the
driver who drove me to the station an
nay valuables, Keeping exactly ten
sous TO pay for my ticket to GrenelIe.
Low as was the valuation NJ. Chamus
placed on my life. l value it even
lower myself, for my murderers viii
Kill me for the value I put on NV life
nothing"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-19
For Fat Men ONLY
By WILLIAM F. KIRK.

This is tip give you, o me.
Right in the thick of the summer with the mercury
Right in the thick of the summer with everything
And all of US looking crimson like Holsters in pot
When slowly dress reach for collar new
Don't button it in the back boys the will do
The collar will where you put looking and feeling fine
And there be orturing aborng into YOUR spine
ms Is the ZIP was given and it along
To all of husky brothers. necls or more
Try IT, and all Of the buttons that you worry and pain
VIII land in back OF the dresser. out again