Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-05

| tin slowly walked into the office
Mary ripned the ion, ~ a chair NV which
| she was landing and waited rigid and
erect Tho Woman entered a1r,nst no
| mctantIv sto,,,ed and ga7s5 a. tho ,,irI
win nivt,,re ~ dread c,,r,osit,, end
| so,,stl,f,,, eteo
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,r,ttor-og loot t,.,as a,ti, 10 ,Iisa A.,
z,rs' =,
Ito rcer,o.J bis g,,t at ti, l,st. am,
bent over his ranars Tho OWL Looked al
the woman and sr,frol sl,ebti,. ,rho
woman looked AZ tho Girl and ,,o,,od
SLOWLY over to b.r and boId ont be,. 'ta,t
NV dear, ero eaid gently ".,,iII ,,,,,
come win n,eor
,rba neie,,hor,ooa 90 u,,,,t,,rt,.,,
s,,,.ro Iii,o ,,,, -, ,,., .,t,or IA, .,
lions or Nov, yorl, 10 oeso,,ti,II,,' r,,aai,o
val Individualier, fs itg rn,., sa1io.n,
characteristics Even the many vino live
there to think thoughts az social brother-
hood insist an adboripo :, tbsir o,,,, ,,or
ticular thoughts And Tins as In the
middle ages. when a man enters bis
dwelling and bars the door he Is free of
all danger that his ncIgbbors may intrIde
on his privacy.
This petrifed survival az tho limo u.ber
every man was for birnes,g n, ,I,o,,,,,,t ,,,5
deed and even tho great ,bi,nsn,,,or,
wrote their traatises i, eao,at AIN, 1,,..
the world discover tbeir t,o,,,I,,s tra,,t,
ably draws to tho roci,,, o. ,,,,,,t,,,. - ,,,,,,
ana ,,,,,,,, - =" ,'"'''" VI men
or lesser degrae with tbo rulos 90 ,,io,,,
as at present, constituted
Mrs Martin recognized tbot ,r,s o,,,
munity was the ideal ono for bo,. .,ro,,,,.
ing house" No one would ar could IN
uuire as TO the character, or rcc,,t,ti,r,,,
Of her roomers M or. o.'ra,1 g,
a little printed sign above tho boII NH
that protruded from tbe dire,,, hri,i, ,,,,'ii
by the door, she made no effort to secure
dodgers. The few who came were told
that the house was full. She had three
odgers-aIl men. These three came when
she took the house and remained ALWAYS
No new dodgers were addc to their num-
bers and these never left her house.
TIL Counterfeiters Plant.
They occupied rooms on the second
floor 1t was a two-story and attic house.
with dining room and kitchen in the
basement They were not often in each
others rooms, but they met frequently
in the garnet, which was scantily hut in.
nocenuy furnished But by the manipula
tion OF certain boards in the floor and
sliding panels at the back OF closets and
cupboards these men could instantly avail
themselves of the tools for printing trade
Industry that is most severely frowned
upon by the treasurer of the United
| states.
But that there was no possible occasion
for her TO appear in the upper rooms of
the house, Mrs Martin would never have
consented that Miss Mazuret sho,Id be-
come ledger. She had a back parlor
bedroom on the first floor, in which she
lodged the girl and felt that she was as
much out OF the way as if she had been
In a Broadway hotel.
Immediately thereafter events moved
with great swiftness. An organ grinder
began haunting the block AT all hours of
the day and night. There was a new man
at the newsstand on the corner across
the street. The saloons at either end NJ
the block began to do a SURPRISINGLY good
business and the attic OF the house next
door to Mrs. Martins was rented nv q
couple of inventors who wanted IN ,vorl,
secretly on a new electrical ann,i,rce that
would make a stir in tbe world ,rhis
new appliance was the dictogranb tho
greatest of eaves-droppers which has al.
ready made a considerable stir in various
quarters of the United States
This dictograph IS n fearsor,o de,,ioo
1t is so small and unpretentious that il
can he concealed in the barest of rooms
1t is a telephone produced ia tho ultimate
power of sensitiyeness Placed In A., con
ner on the floor behind the dressar 90 @
great chamber il will transmit o,or mn,
wires to listeners miles away evar,, ,,.Il
liable of whispered conversation In tha
opposite corner.
All of these changes In tt, r,i,,,,,,,,
hood occurred within a few hours ,,,tar
Miss Nazuret had entered tho ba,,s, y,
Greenwich Village Also ono or t,,o MAJ,
dropped in to can ON bor ~ th,, ~,
Of ~ of+ar,,,,,r, 49,, III ''' Nou'Se
A few of these things Woo ,o,,, ,,.,.,,
some disnuiet nv tho trr,,, a., 49,. -.
the house and t,o, 4a,,,,,,,', ~ . :"
tions of Mrs Martin Sho |d,I .,,.''
simple truth. They wero incraoai,, ,,,v
alarmed M Least two ~ tl,,,, ,,,,. !,:
understood mar sbc ca,I5 ,,,t Out .r Icy q,
otherwise in The circun,stano, We" w
Tbe iI,us,,,, 49,
The newt GaY, H. IS ,S,'0 Is
on Miss Mann, a,,, az. o'ny' GaiS'S
afternoon ths four, NJ H,, gy,a'$ II, .ne
49, -, 80. wi N"l'i' ana her
rrbaraaftor tra.o ,,.a, -, " pouy,