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Gs itsint, bab Elm progreHip.r an
Steus zines Rspubliinnns in bi.
StaoisIesisIatur getpdhli Doroen III.
p.nnftIpanieu.
gbilabelpbia, 4. Rop. Ii.
Tepublitansr boben Die BON Der sessn.
lpdrtie.n Reform. Abminif.rniion in.
isritiistsn 5uiionifien eefhIassn, in'
p.m lie samuel q. Ratan. 9iiiri,t'
anpalt. nit 10000 Waioritdt. iotpi.
ben Acknowledgements Skhan
nebii Wiliam ReGoan als Staoti
ifasmsiiir unb I'd. sS. aenbrab al
Stsuersinnebm.r mGblien.
Rad bsftis.m aampf tpurbe ir
giitsbura Soispb O. 4rmiirong als
garesrmeii!.r seipdhlt.
Jnbiana.
SnbianapoIis. Snb.. 4. Nop
Soiepb g. Bel, Demotrat. rpdrbe. ein'
ssIn.n gsri6ten 5ufolse. nit 887s
pluralitdi gum Biirsermeifter g.
mdht.
8sritte aus benz Staote lnf.n er
iskn, bob in 80 Gtdbien bic Deno4
trat.n bel Der Wapnrss sDohl fiegreit
gepeien fino ral bic Hspublitaner "
neun Stdbisn. Jn pielen Stdbten lei
pas giirsertid<t aefponnen uno IN
snei.n bic prosrsHipen. Don ON ero'
cen Stdbien fperfen gpanspille. at.r,
6auts, aort Dapns. Wuneie. sosansl
port. 4nberiOn unb Uinrennes bsmu'
iratiits abminiiiration bnbtn. nah
reno in Sout6 N<nb nnb lafapett,
fas giirsertidet geirahtt III. Rihmon.
unb Warion ndblten g.rogrtHiften 81
Wapors. qaporte mar bic ein5Ns nor
ben groberen StdbteH. no bic Repu'
blssansr esiisst bakss.
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* Sino erpGblt.

-Ods Tcueroepartement tpuroe uee
fern nat Der Wohnuna pOu y. Wtcs
Gaffren, an Der 8. uno Ddptpn Stras
Bsesrufen, fpoIslbit infoIoe zines iddo'
baften aamins Elm graRb entitanben
mar, Der S75 Shaoen oeruriahte.
- cSn elmer Sibuna Der S6ul.
&ommiiidre tpuroe beihloITen, in Der
6ohfhule gtbenounterridt All erthei>
len, bdmit Die ainber Die Radtihuls
in Cincinnati nidt mebr su beIuhen
brau6en. - Die Qnosleqenbeit bss
Smpfspanoss tpuroe bes 2Gnaerer
beiprohen, o6er feline GntIheiouna oez
Tabt. - Der 7seberoteb Wiitter alub
erhielt bas Reht bic 9. StraBe S6ule
fir sine 9orIteluna gu benubsn.
- Ginen Gbeiasin erbislten: Char.
.es SoebbsI. bon 9apton, 3p.. uno
6enriette Gbraham, bon gelepue, an.
- Martin 9roei6en, 50 Sabre
alt, perihieb oeftsrn in Der Wphnuno
ieines ShpieoeriohHes efobn g. Duff
in. go. 537 Sit 8. Strabe. gr binter.
EGbt brei ainbsr. Das QeidenbeoGne.
nib ftnbet am 9onnerstaa Rdhmittao
bon Der Ct. Stspbonus Stride aus
itatt.
9runoeiaenthums llebertrd.
uuno.u: Woroar.tbe 81. Fehmann an
Charles Wl. &eTler, ghils Der Got
Rp. 62 i'm Original 8Ian, an Der y.
%. Gts Der Monmoutb unb 2. St1.,
81. Some Sapinos unb Qoan
9lh'n. bon gellepus, Gp. an Charles
20. Raael, Cots Ro. 80 unp 80 in
SuQbs aennebns llnterabtbeiIuna,
8elepue. 81.
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BEN, oab Is ii5 babsi Inn Die 3uiteIs
iuna elmer peiter.n Noie an bic meris
tanifbe Resieruns binoslie. "a ipuros
abe, er.lGrf, oab ts iif babel niHt IN
Elm ultimatum banotIte. Gs pire
baranf bineep;eien, sab Elm Ultima
tum bebeutst, bab untsrbanolunpen in
cine folte qbaie aetrtien iino. IN Der
cine partei cine amber. benahridtigt,
bab Die grfiiauns ssfpiiier 8eoineuns
gen bis 5u einem serifen Tag pers
Iangt lpiro. ipomit anssbeutet tpiro,
bab notbig.nfalls Gepolt anser<nott
ixrben tpiiroe. Inn iolten Jorbsruns
gen Geltuns al utrihoffen. DER Nus
trud rllltimaiiim" lpiro ober AUDI
bdufia als Beseifnuna fir eine orins
genoe oipiomatifhe Not, ansenencet.
bic ben 3iped bot. llnierhanoluHsen 81
etntr qriiis an brineen. unb einige
geaHite oeuten on, oab Der ausorud
in bi.fem Sinne auf bi. Rote angeiDsns
bet tpurne, bic Der meriianii6en Rss
sieruHs suseii.nt iuoroeu III.
prdiibent Diiion bat pom Nnians
on bnrauf beitanben, oob bic nmsriias
niite Reaisruns bi. e.IesmGbigsn ms
iprIt, Suerids auf bds prdiioeHten=
amt niht aHsr..nnen Tonne uno audi.
bas bic an 26. Cttober In Wsriic
a.ssbnltenen ioseuanHten Wablen als
sine GrfilIuns ionititutionslIer Hsbins
snnesn niht anseIehsn perosn s0nnts.
Jolslid ift Is cine Icsifhs ans
nabrns. bab in bieier Isbisn
Npte prdiibent Wilion ben General
6unte in .ttpas iharIer WsiIs oaran
erinueri, bic ameritoniide Rsaisrung
ertparie isBt. bob 5ueria suriidireisn
unb elmer in seisBlih<r Weifs ioniiis
tuirten autoritat plaB made. bic Inn
Stnnbe III. ben Jrieben in Weriip tpi..
Der krsuitellen unb Der llnisriiiibung
IalIsr iid bsiimpfsnben Ga.tiOnsn fifsr
iein iann. Snbsm Tie oieIe anFhtsn
sur a.nninib Der 5usrtu Repitrunl
berinse. itlosen bic biefisen 8ebOroen
akr sineH normalsn unb natiir!i6en
Wes Elm, Obns ieslifs 9robuns. bic
anbeuten piiros, oaB ale Rticursn3
Der Diplomatic erfdopfi iinc.
Gin junger JangenihfS.
aitoon. Gus. 4. g,opembcr.
Glnrenee 5uller. Der eli ssnhrc Geipc.
Irnoo. ein Iroouff Don Maftooil, Der
nor elm paar @od5en ifor .ueacn
Eieroeoiebitahls perhnftet lpnrSe. 1T
Innn oud peaen Woropcrfuhs nerhai.
iei norbcr. gr bate Dor Gin pnnr IN.
Gen eineH aleidaItrisen aamrrabeH
i'm Strcii gcidoiien i,no i6wcr cer.
iuunoet.
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sulfe fur mid obns crerasioH. - ef.
braahtt pbbia Q. yinfham's Ssasfatle Con.
pnuns nnb es bat mir nnHbtrbar esbcIien.
I'd btrridlss iett n,fiiitns ale msint fiesne
arbeit unc ioras fur mtint aiHssr. Jh
fmpfshit Shrs peiimtiisl aJsa Isietncsti
sSrdnsn. .@-garf. saiIIarb u. Graham,
care cf eisBorib luttlt, @opina Qtnisr,
y.
Sneia O. Rinsham's EsefiabIs Esmpsuah,
nesd,t aus einheimiinen 4haHssn. Aur,.in
nnb vfarssn asmafi in, snibdit feline seidH.
bsnos Wiiiid obtr fhabIiht Troautn anb bat
brute BEN Ruf, BIC srfolaretAfe Rshiain 10
fsin bic man praen 1rausnlsiben fsnni.
ge,nn Sis tiuf ioIht Mebiln esbrau6sm,
Darum MAIDEN gle eanH nitt siuen gsrfn4
hamii.
Nsmn Sic BEN serinaiten 3,ptifeI
barHber baben, bnh gsbia q. Einf.
bam's yegfable 6omponab Sbarn
belfen pirb, 10 idDrabsu Sie an Die
Tnbia q. Einfbam ReSicine SO.
leoniioeniiell) gsnn, NaH. Jbr Brief
iuiro BON elmer iran et5ffnst, aeIefen
unb beantiuortef Hno itrens gebei,a
eebaIteu.
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ausIano.
Jranfrei6s Jinanaen.

" ~ IISI Us u II u.
PARTS, 4. Tppember. Tos aobi.
net bat am Dienitae formeu bas Bubs
get fir bas Sabr 1914 su.sehsib.n,
Die Resierune mub. um bas Budget
ans3uslei6en, cine anIeibe BON nnges
| Ifdbr $3.50, 100000 aufnebmen. DEF,
Summe ipirb bsn0tbigt, nm oos De-
lfisit bonn Sabre 1914 Su beden uno bi.
ausiiebenben Snasamtsnotsn oufsu=
nebmen. bic aur 9etuns friib.r.r
J.blbetrdpe onsesesbsn tporben iinb.
aus benz Husast esbt beroor, bnb
Die Resierune fir bic Wiso.rkriteIs
lung Der Rube uno Srbnuna in Md.
roffo i'm Sabre 1914 allein SAC, 400.
600 brauht. Die Webruussaben fiji,
Die armee In @srbinbuns nit ber
sinfiibruns Der or.iidbrisen Dienft.
ssit belaufen fd, uuf $34, 100000 unn
bic .inmoIisen QIussoben ous otmiel.
ben 0runne auf S31, 100000. DIX
Wehrauseaben in ben dnosren Reaie.
rungs Departments ptrben aui
$50. .40O, 900 seiddst. Dieis 4ussa.
ben allein 3uIammen nit benz Defi3ii
Dom Sabre 1913 p.rurfahen i'm Buo.
get bonn Sabre 1914 Elm Teii3it bon
$158, 800, 900.
8as aabiuet Bot bsfhIpiIen, unter
onoer.m cine erbihaftsf.ekr sinsu.
| fiibrsH.
Der Iusfp an behring's
Sfanoal in Seftsrs
reid.
Wien. 4. Eco. Die 3.itunssn be
rtttsn. cob bic Isenturen bts Goro.
btutiteu 2Iopb unS bic 0iisrreihiids
dmeriiaHiihen 2luspanberunessgus
rsous in 2embsrs, gsernotpib uns
Sradau seihIpiisn unb cine erobs
4rsabl 0erb1ftuna.n porsenommer
iroroen iei.n. auh bic 4s,n!en berga.
naro 2inie iinb BON Der Resieruna
aepornt tporosn, al. llnreeelmdbistei
ten su permeiben.
| 8sr. Staaten panstrs
5iffe IN 8era Grus
anetto men.
9era grns, Wsri!o, 4. Uop
Gi. brittle Gipiiion Der atlontiiher
sIott. Der Der. Siaaten, aus ben pie,
ponYritiffen .Rbobe Sslano", Dir
siriu" .R.brasta- unb Rem Seriep'
b,'t.b.nb, traf am Gienitas abenb nm
II,6s ubr bier Gin. Ti. Griessihiff,
sine,u auBerboIb ees Deuenbre6eri
Dor In.er.
lGurbttor.Gtfenbabns bn q q,
| "a ftropbe.
! Qoris, 4. Wop. Der Wsari.ine'
paris Grpr.b:us ioIlibirt. am Giens'
tag in Der Rdbe BON WaIuu. q Mei.
len BON paris entfernt, nit einem anr
bern ,3us uno iisben NIT pafasierer
g.fiQt. Ooseons rarbsn pouitdnoie
seri.6rt. gum uf5erfluB s.rieiben BIZ
9riimmer o,R sSagss aud nod ir
grano. Die 3abl Der 5Obisr tpirt
ouT 40 bis 90 sefhdBt. lin Wlitt.rs
naht paren auber ben 1ooi.n pi.i'
Sdp.rperl,sts aus ben 5riimmsrr
berausgsboIt porbsn. 4ue asrsie Dor
WiaIuu unb llmeseeno ftno mad BEN
ShaupIos bee ungIiids beorosri NOR
hon
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Inner asent in SamiltOn ii
Gerr Gouarc grnf, 449 Glib Siinite
Stras.. Self Sci. 47G g., Some
Fhone 1851 u.
Die So3ialifen babsn
oussni 6.tnlid uuf Der
ean3sn 2ini. &c
iiegt.
(Spe8iaf.2epefc6e ees ogiucinnater spHsbrarts)
5amiltpn. O., 4. Hop. Mus
ben foipeit Dorliseenben Wablberidtsu
fbeint berpor3ugeben, DaB bic So3ia.
liIten auf Der eanssn ainie geFsgt ia.
ben uno bas giirssrtidet ioipie oas be-
motratif6e gidst gefhldsen pproen
lit. Die SosioliRen baben ougen.
fdeinlih JreD. 5iHfls als gurgermei.
fter, Wepers als Stubtratbs prdIis
benten; Helfon als 2tuoitor; S9dfer
als ShasmeiIter; primmer aisStdpts
anpalt 8lodau ais glert bes Wuni=
aipals.ri6ts errpGblt. Der IosiaIiiti.
fhe giiresrmeiltertanbibat 6intle bai
nit elmer Stimmsnmebrbeit bon e.po
80 biz 200 Stimmsn ssiiest, nab.
renb bic pluraiitaten Der iibriaen
RanDibaten ettpas gerinser pdren.
Die 9batIahe, baB br.i 1idets i'm
5e!oe par,n, oas oemotratii6e NIT M
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RW .sW WuT enL
Jung ale mem TRIES
Nd6p gtbOreu ipuroe
unb nieine Utiunc.
bsit mar issthein ittr
id,led,t. Jd mar midi
rtGui6- iinb hattie
q hnifrsen itu WAdsn.
unb iM mar 10 fd,trdd,
bob Id iaaul filr mel.
nc beiben Hlnbsy fcrs
gen foHnte. Id prcs
birte psrf mfebene
Aer,it, 'rurbe abtr
niht better. Eie f1g.
ten mir es aabe feine
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Eranen ysaiifupercin.

Ter Geutid)c Prot. 5rauen @ai.
ienperein peranitaltet Samitag, Is.
Nopember, in Der anitalt on Der
6iebInno apenue einen srobartigcil
Guhre, fir pelhen Die 0amen 5abI.
rcidJe biibife 0egenIiduoe als Nreije
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GAiHsHafbridbfes.

PEN gort. 4. glpoent. Nna.i.:
~Hoorbnm- BON R0tieroom: .Winns.
hnba4 BON sonbon; rWsain- BON Gre.
men.
Bremen. 4noef.: .Qronprina
gDiihelm@ BON Nep Uort.
aiperpooI. abaea.: .Mrabie'
nnh Bolton.
Sontha pton. Mbaes.. ,gs.
canin1 nah Uionsrtnl.
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5tarb an WoHiae, ben :. rSvem5
marn Msimann,

I'm gIter bon 81 Jabreu. 3as aeiden5ealir1.. =,
uis fiJbet am Gouneritaa. hen G Iopember
BON Irouerbaue, go. 499 Rife etrabe aus
ftatt uHb miro III Der Wufterdotfesfirhe um Q
Thr Elm Reauiem eeIcbriri Die 9eftatfnna III
nnf oem GIatteraot!ess5riebbei. 81
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gin llnaliidIiher.

.sld). fcernie, i'd, bin Sic .pirilid
q unai.idIiher Wsnih!4
.gSnrim benn2~
.Meil idl Sie ndmfid) strouh
nnrid,o hecbe!1
Ma. oe5halb2 Ias III bod nidt
Dns aergiie.@
ga. luien Sic, bos mar Sie udiu.
lid eemnI mein Qiebeeridb. I'm ba
bob' Id mid bran iibersHen IN lam
Sic ieosb ooDon nidt reoen beerml-
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0ie Nntter
ipar 70 itlpafb
Taf iie farm fir bic ainbef isrAes
fonmts. ainbet 0einnSAfit ~
epeia g. Vinfbam's VeBtable
Gompouno.

Bonino Center, n. g.-.geti iets Jatrsn
mar ihnihs In icld gutter Geianbbeit nie
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Jn(anogclcgrapij

(Sfcrtissuna bon Der /. Seite.)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-15
To Be Continued Tomorrow.
Plenty of Room Yet.

We are constantly hearing that the
population of the world is increasing
so rapidly that il is impossible for the
food supply to keep up with it. But
as regards crowding, the population
of the world will have to increase a
lot more before we begin seriously TO
suffer from lack Of elbow room.
Working on the fact that in an av-
erage crowd there are four persons
standing on each square yard. a sci.
enlist has recently calculated that the
whole Of the 1,623,OO0 600 or so inhab-
itants OF the earth could almost he
accommodated on the 100 square miles
occupied by the county OF London.
All the inhabitants Of Canada could
find room in the 400 acres Of Hyde
Park, while the 250 acres Of Battersea
Park could easily stow away The
whole population of Australia-men,
women and children. King George
could give a garden party-though a
distinctly crowded one-to the whole
of New Zealand, ba bies in arms in
cluded, for the whole Of the popula-
ton of New Zealand could be got into
the house and grounds-50 acres-0f
Buckingham Palace.
The whole French nation could
stand in Richmond Park. while Ep-
ping Forest might, with careful man
agement. be made almost TO accom-
mOdate the population OF Russia.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-15
Little Bobbie's
Pa
BY WILLIAM r. KIRK

~ A took me to q barbecuA Iass ~
day. II was the frst bsrh..-,.
u that had ever went to A !,
amt going aggenn until my stunr.A
gifts bigger. 1 ate too much q =. ~,
Pa.
Pa toad me that we had to hurr, =.
git 10 the barbecue, beekaus ons -
trubbel with them affairs was that r.
was newer enuff to cot to 70 apor,.
Thare is always a few giut-tons cum, :,
barbecues that eat as much az Six ma,
Pa sed, & thay are usually n, A..
ones thars. The last barbecue ma,
went to, sed Pa, I got thArs a w.
lait. & all thare was left for m. >,
eat wen got tharo was 9 few spconh,,
OF Brunswick stGw s. four stuffed s.r
pers.
walked as faHt as I eud 70 A -,
We got thars we had q lot Of tim.
The barbecue hadent started At an A
thare was only about twenty men th,,.
& one other littel boy besides ma RI.
naim was Willie Garrison q he Va,
thare with his father.
A Big wager.
Are you going to est lotni su.,,
him.
am going to est almost as much a,
my father, but not quite, sed WmI.
My fathers naim 10 George a he "a,
eat moar than any man in the county
bet he can't eat any moar than m,
father. I sed. g. bet he can't drink a
much.
He can eat twice as much a. WI.
father, sed While. Wait TIL you q.
him eat
So I went 4 toad my Pa what wTgS
Garrison sed & wen the barbecue b..-
gan Pa started TO eat & Mister Carr
son started to eat too. seen m,
away that Pa vRsent in Il with Nls,sr
Garrison, but l knew that Pa vuddsua
quit. Wen tharO was nothing left by,
the bones, we counted up.
Pa ats ono moar Brunswick stew tbss
Mister Garrison, but that was bseksu
Willie's father didn't like stew az Al
& jest ate litteI to keep Pa oumpany.
Pa Was Silent.
1 cuddent git Pa TO say a word on
the way hoSm, He wuddent talk abou,
anything l eed 1t was nice after
noon. q all ne did was TO nod his he'd
Ma cuddent git him to say word
eether, but I guess Ma was kind Of Elsd
that for onst Pa had calm hoam full Of
thick food. He was sick for threa IA
days, but Ma dident SKIOLD him onst
She jest called him her deer old STUFFED
goose.
It makes a lot OF differens 10 wife,
what thare husbands Ali up on.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-15
Seeking a Husband
By CONSTANCE CLARKE.

for my head was swimming a couple
of hundred and l couldn't really afford
twenty Ave However | clenched my
cold fingers tight and kept my eyes
glued upon Sultan Sultan must win.
The first race ended IN storm Of
excitement. and as Sultan was entered
In the second race with Lady Betty and
the big Irish horse, I was waiting with
all my heart for that As the shout
came TO go, | Ieapcd to my feet and
strained my eyes over the course. Lady
Betty was leading. followed closely by
Sultan, and Cerise was numbering along
In the rear Then Sultan gained and
raced neck and neck with Lady Betty,
and my hopes flew high. But slowly
and surely Cerise came TO the front.
Easily, without a hit Of effort. he forged
ahead and passed the other two. there
was storm Of applause. and l sank to
nay seat with an empty feeling in my
heart
pIckie turned TO me eXcitedly. Gee.
that Ccrise is a wonder. isn't he?
won cool thousand on him. Too bad
about your two hundred, Peggy, but you
needn't hurry about paying it, you
know"
That was the last straw, but I'm
thankful to say that I carried II OF as
II nothing had happened.
I'm send YOU check tomorrow. !
laughed. Eeyly; but that was the end OF
Dick. Il ended our friendship then and
there As for a husband guess
must look further My heart isn't bro
ken. anyway.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-15
Up-to-Date
Jokes

Colonel Scotchem had had a very ar
duous day retreating from the enemy,
and he wished to recoup his strength
in order that he might retreat stfll fur
Their on the morrow
MACPHERSON" ne said to his new
servant. I'm going to snatch forty
winks' sleep, Stay by my tent and see
that I'm not disturbed"
Mac saluted, Five minutes later the
snores of Colonel Scotchem were cut
short by the loud report Of a gun
Mercy mel" cried the colonel Are
the enemy upon us?"
Ma, dinna fret" replied Mac. insert
ing his head reassuringly through tho
tent-tlap. 1T was only a wee mouse.
But as l thought he might wake you
up I shot him"
Fiat Agent-Thats the servants bed.
room, and this Is the linen cupboard.
Prospective Tenant see: the cup
board IS the one with shelves IN II.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-15
7vI

HN II, DICK, you darling" I ex-
claimed involuntarily. AZ nay
arms closed around the
American Beauties. and Just week
a go I had sworn 10 give him UP for
ever Then l saw tiny note swinging
from one OF tho flowers and | pounced
upon It eagerly. Go 10 the races-how
wonderful I'd love to. and then I re
mem ered the DicE OF last week and
hesitsted. Only for minute, however,
for the thought OF the races drove
everything else out Of my head. And
80. OF course. I agreed 90 40.
Well he said. IN quite an agreeable
manner. "of course you're going 20 put
up a little something to-day. aren't you?
] can give you some pretty good tips II
YOU like"
I hesitated, partly because I had no
idea how much Dick would put down
as a little something. and partly be
cause 7 Hated to appear ignorant And
then I said, u don't think ] want to
venture anything. really ! won't enjoy
myself half so much II l do"
''Nonseuse,' said Dick. in a matter
o. EetAt " aNr YOU "a tiAJbf NbAlst-ll a itfl
more. Buck up. Peggy. and have "A 1T
tie sporting blood, TN teach you how
TO weather your misfortunes like a true
sport some Of these days Now" ne con
tinued. u happen to have had a few
inside tips about this new horse sultan
and you can safely put mp hundred on
him Think OF how proud youU be
when YOU 60 home with 81 doubled"
We were late. and 10y the time We
We're settled in our places. the first race
had been called. I began 20 be quite
excited and Dick seemed TO know "a
great deal about everything
q put up a couple OF hundred on Sui
tan he said. careIessIy. "NouN be
quite a wealthy girl when we 20 home
tonight See that gray mare over there.
that's Tom Ho,brooks Lady Betty. ami
that Irish horse Certse is said to be
quite a winner. have soueth''g up on
him "
But I hardly heard thing he said
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-15
An Explanation.

President Wilson, at @ dinner in
Washington, said of q statistician
His figures are so precise that ons
inc.iSes to doubt them. He is like
the American sugar planter in Ha-
wall, who, taking friend to the edge
Of volcano, said:
That crater George, is just sew
enty thousand and four years old
But why the four?' George asked.
"'Oh, I've been here four was the
reply. Tt was seventy thousand when
| came"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-15
Copyright 1904. by Edward ]. Clods.
TO-DAY'S INSTALLMENT.


You had Just taken OFF your great
coat when tho glass cracked" he said.
Police Constable Bradley stopped to
pick up his coat. He did not wish this
portion OF the nights proceedings to
be described too infinitely. In moving
the garment he disturbed the packet
OF letters. Instantly Philip recalled the
names OF the solicitors mentioned by
the constable
You said that clerk from Messrs.
Sharpe & Smith called here twice." he
asked
Yes"
He picked out one Of the letters,
opened 1t. and made certain Of his
facts before he cried. angrily:
Then l want TO have nothing what
ever to do with them. They treated
my mother shamefumy."
The inspector had sharp eyes.
What IS tho date Of that letter."
he inquired
January 18th OF this year"
And what are those-pawn tick
ets?"
Yes. some OF my mothers jewelry
| and dresses. Her wedding ring was
the last to go Most OF them are out
Of date. but I intend to- will try to
save some Of them, especially her
wedding ring
| Jockey Mason's romance was now dis
| spated into thin air. The contents OF
/ the portmanteau. the squalid appearance
/ Of the house. the date OF the soldier $
/ letter. the bundle Of pawn tickets, Of
[ Tered conclusive evidence to the inspec-
! tors matter Oft fact mind that the ex-
| convict's story was the effect Of a
! truncheon rapidly applied TO a brain
/ excited by the newspaper comments on
n sensational yarn about some boy who
had found a parcel of diamonds.
This youngster had not been favored
! ny any such extraordinary piece Of luck
| Simple chance had led him TO put the
| police on the track OF a much wanted
! scoUndrel, and he had very hravely pre-
( vented a member OF the force from be-
ing badly worsted in the ensuing en-
/ counter
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-15
Never Called Again.

She had seen some springs. also re-
membered some summers, had known
variety Of winters. and had few
hard autumns. The young man who
was coming round seemed 10 be r.
riouS, but slow. SO she said:
Il want 10 show you my rings, Para
has given me one on each of my birth
days" She exhibited about twenty
rings. Now" she said airily, YOU
can't guess my birthday"
"Oh, yes, I can. It is February 29'
He never called again.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-15
Do You Know

The worlds kissing records were
broken recently at Salem IOhio) by six
girls who collected $4,000 by selling
kisses at 81 each in aid Of the endow-
mauJ fund of the Salem Hospital. The
kissing bee lasted two hours. There
was ha'f-mue line Of men. aged IL TO
Waiting their turn. Some men took
their kiss and went back along the line
several times until seized 10y the ears
and marched home by their indignant
wives
II g. Davies. Of Hoo near Rochester.
Us NOT only master of the local work
house. tGf Is relieving officer. vaCCina-
rl0u off GER deputy registrar of the
births and deaths. building surveyor.
sanitary Inspector. treasurer Of the Hoo
Institute and licensed reader at the
parish church.
Lack az desire TO eat after the death
of o. near relative led W. Beidleman. Of
Harrisburg. Pa TO abstain from all
foo" for SO days Although ne is IS
|.lIs OLD he, apparently, suffered no III
effects from the fast
Cyclists IN Denmark are forbidden by
.AH 10 ride faster than the ordinary
ueea ~ ii cab through any town.
Telephone operators In Egypt are re-.
.r.r,a TO speak English. French. Italian,
Greek and Arabic
Tn 81 Petersburg no outdoor musical
pebnsusuyvS are permitted