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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT NO. I.

The Cariin- Nevada Mining company,
present place of business. Salt Lake City.
Utah. Location OF mines, Swails Noun
tain mining district, EIko County, Me-
vada.
Notice s hereby given that at a meet-
ing of the board of directors of the Car
lin Nevada Mining company held on Sop
tomber ID 1915. assessment No. OF one
tenth Q-1o) cent per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation,
issued and outsts ndlns. payable immedi-
stely To f. T. Mcik, Room 5s3. Atlas
block. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 25th day OF
October. 1913, will be delinquent and ad.
vertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before. will be
sold on the t1th day OF November. 1918,
at the company's office at $50 Atlas
block. at p. n. OF said day 10 pay
the delinquent assessment thereon to-
Kether with the costs OF advertising and
expenses OF the sale.
P H SERVICE. secy.
fnSt5
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MAKING EFFORT TO
APPEASE COLOMBIA

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2i.-secretary
Bryan and Chief Long of the Latin
American bureau. and Colombian Minis
ter Betancourt today held another confer
ence at the stnte department to discuss
the effort TO adjust the Issue between
tho United States and Colombia growing
out of the separation OF Panama SUBJ
stantial progress toward satisfactory
conclusion is said to have been made
although the negotia tons have not yet
reached the stage whore an announce
fncnt can be made.
Negotiations on this subject between
American Minister Dubois and the CO.
lombian president terminated abruptly
last winter by final rejection OF the Amer
ican proposal for a cash settlement OF
Colombia s claims. and tho statement that
the Colombian government preferred TO
deal with the incoming Democratic ad-
mIOistr "a ton.
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Helena Results.

r. international News Service.
First race. five furlongB-Bcrlh. 100. to !,
Won Harum SCnrnm 10, 10 J. second Harta
Mac IO7. ; TO Q third. Time, i:o5. Real Worth
and Skclly also
Second race. five furloDsg-Brighnn lis. TO 8
won: SainviIlc l09. 20 /. second; Al'co Thcrc1a
I0? TO I. third. Time. 1904 2-5 Cunnir. As.
pcra. Lay Low and Sharper Knight also ran.
Third race five rurlongs--Gimli los, ? to J.
won: Oxer los "a :, second; Charley Goet7
ios ! 10 ?. third. Tine 1907 rs. La Cazadora
and Sw0rtshill also
Fourth race. Montana derby, one milo and
nUaricr-Dccsr"d off.
Flfth race, ono milc-Eyelina I2t. even,
Judge Walton ll5, 10 l. second; Bogo Sweet
l12. 20 I, third. Time. i;is Foroguard, Little.
ton, Wicket. Ottic n, and Glauous also
Sixth rocc. fivo furiongs-Fancy lo5: TO /, won
Clint Tucker los. q 10 I. second; Country Boy
lle. to T. ;hird. Timo. 1905 20 Lord Clinton
Yvonnc Sixteen, Cloisterman. Regards, Maxine
Wheeler. Augclus Annual Interest aud Burno
RlsO
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Louisville Entries.
nterua tlonal News Service.

By international News Service.
First race, flvo rad n half turlongs-Shot1ed,
MoonStone. Judge Ghoens. Dorbyshre Tavonl.
Squire Bill. ios; Buck Koenon. oReily Con-
st,nt Big Spirit: The Gnndor. Transit 112.
Second race. five tuTlongs-Narty Lou Hinatn.
100 Ave Edna LIka Silver Tone. Bortonse. Ida
Lavinia Penalty. Birka, io5; Gallo. los: ANY
Timo lo,; GlpSy Love. III
Third race. six furlonEs-Old Trump. SO; Pocu-
liar Bill Wholcy. Bculah S.. Ioa; Anry Roso-
mary SILK Day. iiS. Bittra. Star Rose 1l5:
Bottle Sue oakaud lle; Charter, 1872
Fourth race. milc-solar Star 1oj: Clubs.
Just Red. los: ImiF. III. Irish Gentleman Ill
Fifth race SIX furongs-Candy Box. S. Alndor.
81: Rock Bar Lodona, UDolc Dick. 100. Pop
Gun, il2. Gaakcrt, Guide Post Coy. liS. Cracker
Box, Billy Barnes, IFS: Anon. 1io.
Sixth race milo and slxteenth-staI
Actress. 05: Worlds Wonder, i0 Cremo. 1o5
Manager Mack. los: High Private. Iio.
Weather clear; track fast
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Toronto Entries.
national News sorvlcc.

nJ International News Service
First race. ak furlonSs-Nobby. 100; Ly1ia. ,oe
Mother Ketcham Dick Dcadwood. Willis. ioe
hrrono 100; W T Buckncr. i0l. Kaydcroseros
ii?: Frod Levy, lio; Quccd l0I
Second race, five and hAh furlong'.'Hes'
attic 100: Old Reliable, rs; Marion GaietT
ozark Rosaloon. Corubroom. IFS: Bee Hive. Us
sseAgrnm entry ,,.u ,,,,
1os, Mandy Zeal, il, Earl Of Savoy, lo7; Boact
sand. 100: cynosurc. PLANT, ii5; nit. .,,-
,s..,nr los: .GoIdou Chimes. Fethcu. Perpetual
prlvot Petal 1ls: Gresnbrac, Ltttlcst Rebel, llo
gmsTuld Com. li5; Dick Dodie. llB
'Carmcn entry. ,,
rif,h rscs one mllo and sIxtecnth-MIcrosu
yee 1ia; Lord Elan. los; L, ~ EokoTt, ITO
IfncIc Oble i0i; Schalier, loi, Cercopeis; no
sixth reca, Brockeuhnrst Ktooploehaso, about tw'
mleK-Blll Andrews Iso; Octopus. IHyeronSe rs; 1ss
s-yeutb race ono milo and sixiesnrh-Elli
Bryson %: FL ORC. 1906; Mrey, ioc; Tactics JOG
Weather fair. track fast
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ls Sufficient Evidence.

/ Ma that Mrs. Blake has sufficient
e 10 proceed In Ihe action for
r'!on without depending on the same
IA which will be introduced In the
|'ol suit.
Mackay's name Will not figure
nlIt for separation il such n suit
~ brought" said Mr.. Battle,
q Of DR.. and Mrs, Blake have
tdhyorlng FOR some time TO bring
cancellation. but II Is said that
g this direction has practically
4 lhEoned
''1ts II. Mscksy has been In Eu-
nn his three children for three
- He is now supposed TO be at
',opling lodge In Scotland His de-
hpfn New York on board the I'm
"a on June % last under the name
'''esr caused q decided sensation
a iofk society. Following the de-
f o. Mr., Mackav and his three chill
tslnerne, II: Ellen, 10, and John
:. Mrs Mackav admitted that
..siAnd had not taken her into his
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|rSinm,,Y |rimY JAPANESE
''e'IHANT MURDERED

a veal,h,s. Sept. PA. r, Ma.
by yssr yy Japanese merchant and
''onrs w us official interpreter in the
= along ,ha ha'Sasslnatcd today while
g. NakaSae halfway Of his office
rlltts nIsra, % was shot In the back,
.1ce saw we,s'ng his lungs.
!, 4 10 J,rme INC murder. The police
20 incI"hese incI,rroah white slaycrs. Ma
,.t, who 20 10 tho enmlty OF certain
'c.1ou 10 the Desneved he had given in
9 IN thse The ,aederal authorities. which
ts .a,epo,rtation OF Japanese
!. VIE and three chiIdron
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Helena Entries.
Special 20 Tho Tribune.

Specla! 20 Tho I'bunc,
Firs, race five turlonRs. purse-Princess ia
nice. Deal Carroll. ioi. I'D Luce, 40, Roundup
Milton nobIcc, III; SAY, l6i.
Second rarc. five aud Il halr turlonss. solling-
Bonnie CocnEnc. Rue. loi sharper Knight. 1oa
Tight Boy. los; BuTucl Elizabeth Harwood. Dc
concy. Joe Woods lii
Third race seven furonKs. solling-Bob Farley
Order OF Dance. Fancy Regards. ruli. Ormoud'
Cunningham, 10i Force. lo7: Celctbumpion. Argo
pcdc Niit Jones Frog Eye Tim Judge io9.
Fourth race. furloneg. sclinG-Ncw Buven
1B; Transparent loy: Swort9hlll. lO5: Thistle
Belle. i0S.
Fifth race, ono mile and sixteenth. selling
Madeline Mussravc. Sugar Lump Ben Uncas
Gretchen G.. I0i. hrbustuc. loI Blue Beard. es
Sixth race, five furlongs Hcllng-Bashfui Bottle
Lay Low. 100: BclsnicScr. TaniS. T. " Brattain
Yvonno Chop Green Clara W, i0l; CloiHtorman
Error 1oi: RockGaIe K!nfolk, Lyto Knight. ldun
Billy &nyham. Lord Clinton. los; DR.. S. r Tatc
I0s: Leo Harrigon n. New Canital III.
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'HV'klANT " SUIT IS
"UN BY RIO GRANDE

stS. Colo. sept. gl.-Judc. / A
rspra nlted states district court
<|tar,r .o1ay handed down an opin-
n "s n. lhe sale OF 737i shares OF
4 snsr.N'9 ur no Grande junction railway
tsc,ss;II Rio Grande. The effect
1sa,''on 1soas Is 10 give the Denver &
juro,.,x ,.,xciusive control OF the Rio
d f:veon' a linc hitherto used by
S,ssssmae and the Midland Jointly
Mi, ue se 10 Grand Junction. Colo.
eomn,"aas Was nrough, by the Central
IkSs n, Of New York, trustee for
q ihs " the Colorado Midland.
5 4 l. RIo RGIo'orado oado Midland and the
~ ana Ac . 1tandc, the Rio Grando
1ri enrnos meorge j Gould. The com
y Ma GSsauon alleged that the sale
u A y,1a ,s1iande Junction stock to the
" hs6' v . Gtrande; after the Colorado
W 10 loan nc,a,llted 5os In the payment OF
70 stort 'pr winch tho Rio Grandc
'al sso,,r,, sr mad been deposited as
L'"'iiy. was InValid
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Havre dc Grace Entries.

By International NovG Service.
Flint race fivo and a half furongs-Prlnco
Chiffon Fool o. Fortune. Woltcrs. Capt. Ben.
io7. Miss cayunaugl, Recess. Unfnrl. Hlll Stream.
High Priest. Chief Magistrate i0i
Second race. milo and scyonty Jafds-clin
ton l0a; Working Lad iI2: Rounder, ilS; Little
Hugh. % John ReaTdon, ia; Blacktord !oS
Ny Fellow. I0t; Setback 10.
Third race six turlougs--GHilop NorthCrncr.
1n4. Bravo Cunnrder Preston Lynn. l0I. Po-
mrttc Rleu. 10a. Nalnd. Eupknu, los; Lady
Grant. o.
Fourth race one mile and seventy yarde-spenr-
head so: Jawboue IFS: Rcyburno, Hedge, loi
Guy Fisher Ics. Star Gaz", 100: Telc Carrier
Iorhci i0c: Flying Yankee. s5
Vlnh raco ak furlongS-RlEht Easy. l0'
Thrifty 1Hs: Briar Path. lo?: Horace E. io6
wonda Why. ti2. Lace. 1oS: yellow Eyes, lH.
Joe Finn. Iol: Rolling Stone. ils; Kaio *. Mar
iorie A.. lls
Weather clear: track fast.
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ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAKE-Alaska- Siberian Expe-
d'tion motion pictures All week,
With daily mstinees.
UTAH-Willard Mack. Marjorie
Rarnbeau and company, In the
first production OF Their Mar
Value new play written by Mr..
Mack. All week. Matinecs today
and Saturday.
ORPHEUM-Vaudey Every after
noon and night
PANTAGES - Vaudeville Matinee
daily, with two performances at
night
EMPRESS-VaudevI Matinee ev-
cry afternoon, and two perform
ancee at night.
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haekay in Maine.

~ nad Mr.. Mackay reached Eu-
Asn ,iic announcement came from
Ne that Mrs. Mackay had
'pf a Term VI three wears the home
Is Mayor Leighton in Portland.
M w her residence in Portland
= last and this led 20 reports
~ Vas contemplating an action for
pn or divorce. She. however. de-
sne had any such intentions.
~ hin the Mackay estate al
4 l. l., over which Mr.. Battle de-
Ae'e Viii bc legal battle,
.! the most magnIti-
;snuy Places on Long Island. II
70 oe valued at between So,
4 aDp so.oVp, po0. Through the trans
4 S ~ property last February it was
~ Placed IN entail.
Il. ,erIns OF the trust deed Mrs.
i'nlQuished her dover rights In
r~V' which win 20 by the Eng.
sm ol primogenitur To the only
W Nackay. now six wears O,
Mr., Battle succeeds in hav-
uusl deed declared null and void
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Stagg Picks Team,

CHICAGO. Sept 24.-Coach A 4.
Stagg today picked the players OF the
Chicago university football squad that
probably will be used IN the nrst game
OF the season. October g. when the team
will meet the Indiana eleven. Quarter
back Russell Norge and Gray. as half
backs, and Pierce. as fulbacR, II was
said are sure OF places. Der Jardien
at center and Harris and Scnnlon as
guards. Shull and Goettler at tackle and
VruwIcll and Huntington. ends, are be
licyed 10 make the rest OF the eleven. y
practice game with the second team re-
quilted IN a TO score.
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|I[IRMS REPORT OF
|l|E|VAT|0|V ACTION
Tells of Suit Against
1. Clarence HI. Mackay
d, Enormous Sum.
oRcE IS PROBABLE
Charges of Misconduct in
|.rolaint in Which ST.
Is Demanded,
,l NnTs Service.

..railonal News service.
YORK, Sept, 24.-Georse Gordon
( ,oupsel for Mrs. Catherine ketch-
y. vifo OF DR.. Joseph A. Blake,
ava the International News
confirmation OF the report that
y. had taken the initial steps In
.,,Inr Mrs. Clarence II. Mackay
so0o for the alienation Of DR.
a aSecllons-
[,ns,s In the action were accepted
-,-.ry II last by Arthur G. Train
',s,ey for Mrs. Mackay. Before
,,,r.,Ion of the required twenty
N. rraln, on behalf Of Mrs. Mack
"A his answer, which, according TO
NM, was a general denial Of the
contaIncd in the complaint.
4 ssys after Mr.. Train had accepted
4. tor his client, Mr. Battle said,
rss fled at Mlneola, l.. l.. IN the
1 j ihe clerk of Nassau county, IN
. rsrence II. Maclay and his wife.
10 Duer Mackay. transferred 10
J. n Mackay and w. w. Cook. as
4 Harbor Hill. the $4,000, 900
a state at Rosslyn, L. ]. This
~ IN the opinion OF Mr., Battle; Is
an6 will be contested.
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Execution PoRtponeti.

DENVER, Colo. Sept. 24.-Harold +.
Henvood. convicted of the murder OF
George Il Copeland in the barroom OF a
Denver hotel May a. 1911. will not be
executed during the week OF October q.
the date fixed by the district court. a
bill Of exceptions in an appeal to the
Colorado supreme court was flied today.
This acts as a stay or execution.
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MURDERER APPEALS
TO SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2A-Leon Car
diBez. I6-year-oid Mexican convicted OF
revolving murder OF girl NJ sarsCose.
Texas, In 1911, appealed 10 the supreme
court today to save him from the gallows.
because his lawyers set out. they were
lntlmidatcd by n mob, including some OF
his 1urymeR. from appealing his convic-
ton. Attorney General Looney OF Texas
filed a brief IN opposition. The case will
have an oral argument next month
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DON CHENAU[T GOES
MILE IN FAST TIME
Continued From Preceding Page }

day, Summa ries:
"a trot-Lulu Lumine, won; Mar1
WALKER; second; Lena Leyburn. third
Time. 2;09i
2;1S pace-Little Prince. won: Alcv E
second: Society Leader, third Best time
2s09 pace-Harry the Ghost won: Min
me Chimes. second; Billy NJ, third Best
Ihree-year-old pace-Little BernIce
won' single B, second; Enoch third
Best time, 2:09i
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LEADERS APPROVE
NEW YORK PLATFORM

leaders in Washington, Identified from the
first with the demand for a Republican n
national convention to revise party rules
and procedure. expressed strong approval
today OF the platform adopted yesterday
by the New York Republican state con-
Yentlon.
Tho Republican national committee
which last sumn1er agreed TO call the en-
tire national committee within sixty DAYS
after the adjournment OF congress" is
now being urged TO take immediate ac-
ton.
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sment of Counsel.

nnle admitted that an agreement
isD reached by opposing counsel
q make any court record OF the
4 on Mrs. Mackay in the alienation
When ready 10 place the actual
Ia hIe. Mr.. Battle said permission
4 = obtained from n supreme court
hs complaint served upon Mr..
. according 10 Mr., Battle, there
',o charges OF misconduct on the
IA Dr. Blake and Mrs. Mackay, AL
Ia Of the affections OF Mrs. Blake +
Ia was the only allegation set forth
, complaint.
Baltic said the paper In the suit
. y hed in the office OF the county
sIthIn a few weeks or as soon as
m term OF the supreme court con-
h He also admitted that Mrs. Blake
the filing of suit for
1ton. but that IL would not be nee
b 70 await the outcome OF the alien
/ ll, before taking such n course.
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Recruits Sent 70 Southern.

DETROIT. Mich.. Sept. 24-Pitchers
orenzcn and Harding Of the Detroit
American League Baseball club have
been released 10 Chattanooga OF the
Southern league. according 10 official an
nounccment made tonight. Manager Jen-
nipgs thought they needed more expert
ence before attempting 10 pitch major
league ball.
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Football Accident Serious.

3rst serious football accident in the ca ST
this season may cost the llfe OF Vernon
Rclyea, who played hairback for the
Norwich university eleven today in the
r-amc with Holy Cross. Belyca suffered
y fracture OF the spine, At ST. Vinccnt's
hospital it was said tonight that his con-
ditinp u-as very serious
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Matched for New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. la. Sept "a
Frankie Russell OF New Orleans and
"I<nockout' Brown OF New York we're
matched today for a ten round bout here
October H. II was announced that the
winner OF the bout would meet Joe Rivers
here two weeks later.
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q anE,o npE,oSTOFFICEs
vANCED IN RANK

|sHp ne Tribune.
M utaS roI, D, /. G, Sept. 24.-The
4 2 The nprcoss'tsoffiees viii be ad-
ads pps,n, class October
Fsrmsn.sa Fs. savings deposita ries :
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Dundee to Meet Azevedo.

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 2t-Johnny
Dundee and Joe Azevedo were matched
tonight to box twenty rounds on October
IA nj the Vernon arena here. They will
ucct as iightwciGhts
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The following theater notices are marked
"sdTertiBemept' In order TO comply with A
strict Interpretation OF the now federal news
papcr Law, In no sense they paid advsr-
t'sements. They are Items furnished by the
preHs agents of tho various tbeaterB.
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'seoa lassd cattlomap Dias

cattlcmp.s, @,-Robe,t Quick.
nIn hern who WAS run oy"r
''duy aionday, dlcd OF ills
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The present enga cement of Alaska ST.
oeria pictures at the Salt Lake theater.
aroused keen interest among the local
playgocrs These remarkable films have
gained tllc approval OF New York, Chi
cago. san Francisco. Philadelphia. Pitts
burg and other large centers, where they
have been exhibited
Lovers OF finished dancing are re-
marking, at the orpheum this week on
Brothers. The good-loolzing young Eng
lishmen have a wide range OF dancing
| steps and execute them with precision.
neatness, and individuality. They have
only Just come TO America and the rec
osninon OF their ability WIS immedia ,e
~ the Alhambra. London. the Three Du-
For BOYS were one OF the most popular
dancing novelties
There is decidedly something new at
the Utah theatcr this week in the presen-
tation by the Utah Stock company. head
ed by Willard Mack and Marjorie Ram
beau, of "Their Market Value" a So
ciety comedy In four acts. written by
Willard Mack and produced fer the first
Tune Each act Of the, absorbing drama
unusual and unique, and keeps an audi-
ence guessing whether or not the act
has ended, an effect that the talented
author wanted to create
A feature OF unusual merit. depicting
the loves and hates the hardshIps and
struggles OF the final Victory of Revou-
uonary days. will be tho special atlrac-
tion at the Mehesy today. THE Pride OF
Lexington" is a thrilling war drama in
two parts, A Lubin drama, The Profits
struggles Of a shopglrl in living on her
meager salary. The Boomerang" a
kalem drama. and Selig comedy, "A
Matrimonial Deluse. conclude the
programme,
Few more sensational pictures have
been filmed this Year than the new Eclair
two-reel drama, "The Bankers Daugh-
ter. which goes on at the Rex theater
this afternoon for two DAYS. The film
lis the newest feature of the Ecair stu
dos and IS a domestic drama OF more
than usual intensity, In addition 10 this
feature today and Friday. the Rex VIII
oner In the Cycle OF Life" and THE
Shells"
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Toronto Results.

BY International News Service
FIrp, race ak iuriongs-1oo HOLLAND. ~
Goald, fil so 81. 90 aud $500. won; Bobby Coot
"a ,Tyicr, 81 SO and So 10 .,enud. Jim l., 100
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-17
Q .
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ment characterizes him all through life
Love which makes a woman patient
with imperfection, makes a man i'm
patient with that which should be per
feet in his eyes.
If he restricted this desire to domi-
nate, TO control to bend to his will, to
the days of the courtship, it would be
bad enough but the desire becomes a
habit after marriage and grows long
after love has ceased to exist.
My dear girl, you want love. Every
one wants love. 1t is the natural crav-
ing Of the heart. But you must make
up your mind to accept a great deal OF
bitter with the sweet. Quiet, serene,
not a cloud Of apprehension in sight in
the little harbor in which all young
girls abide, they will know every storm
which the love of man can originate
when they drift into the wider waters
Of young maidenhood.
Love wrote Myrtle Reed, lin itself
is not joy. 1t is always service and
it may be sacrifice. 1t means giving,
not receiving; asking, not answer"
Yet with the price she must pay
staring every girl out of the faces of
women who are older, she still wants
love, and still seeks it.
1t is the natural craving of the hui
man heart, but when it comes to you,
my dear, accept it knowing that your
day Of serenity has ended
OF course, it is not proper for this
man to torment you. Neither was it
kind for you to torment him in the
beginning. But love is never kind,
neither is it Just, nor merciful!
1t is the greatest pain life holds. Yet
heaven help the woman who goes
through life without it.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-17

n YOUNG GIRL who has discov-
~ cred what love is writes:
II am a girl of 10 years. | met
young man at a reception about six
months ago, and he has been paying
devoted attention to me since then.
Last night we quarreled because he
accused Inc of flirting with other men.
Do you think il was proper for him to
accuse me-"
Having it, we know no peace
OF course, il was not proper but the
girl who drifts from the serene harbor
of those who neither are loved nor
want to be, into the stormy waters of
those who know what love is. will suf-
fer from wrongs that come under more
serious classification than rights or
propriety.
She will taste injustice, neglect tor
ment, jealousy, Indifference In a few
short weeks she will experience emo
tions that are unknown to the unloved
and unloving in the course of a life
time.
The man who loves a woman proves
~ ~ Nl9llllIS Iltl Win every lOl III VI
his displeasure. He finds no fault with
the girl he doesn't care for: Her hirta-
tons. her excessive vivacity. her artful
airs her little feats of conquest arc
nothing 20 him. If they awaken any
emotion it is that of amusement; but
let his sentiment toward this same girl
grow warm and tender, and his amuse-
ment is transformed into rage
He grows fault-finding and domi-
neerng and intolerant. There may be
no tie of engagement he may not have
spoken of his love- and sometimes he
doesn't know he is in love. But if a
girl Is woman wise, she knows that the
faut-fnding of the man who is paying
her attention indicates that he is learn
ing to love her. and this most hideous
manifestation of a most beautiful senti-