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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-01
NE VS. AND GOSSIP
Or THE FLEECY STAPLE

NEW YORK, Feb. IN. J.. CARPENTER
& Co: July contracts were offered freely
at the opening Of the cotton market to-
Wander. Finn. McGee, Bob Allen, Hart
corn. Walters and Chairman also sold.
smith. Wilson and Gumoean We're gooa
BUYERS The selling looked TO be much
stronger than the buying
Mitchell, Cone and ShearSon were free
sellers; Hubbard good buyer.
The leading was again absent from the
market. The decline late Yesterday was
evidently too much strain on them.
The New York Evening Post says.
inc movement of the crop is very Hght
at present. This is chiefly from the stub
boFnness Of holders in refusing to sell re
Gently while. on the other hand. both
sprncrS agents and exporters are still
holding ont for lower prices. Therefore,
the greater part of the present movement
from plantations to the larger interior
towns, and from other places TO the ports
represent cotton moving out to the points
nf distribution on old business in fulfill
ing contracts made several months ago.
The large spot interests were about the
best buyers today. During the early
trading shorts were noticeable buyers
II is stated that the Georgia state de
partment OF entomology, under the direc-
ton Of EntOmOlogist r, Lee Worsham,
has succeeded in crossing Egyptian long
staple cotton with variety called Dixie,
ana producing an entirely new strain that
VIII meet boil Weevil conditions. resist the
black root or wilt disease ana bring APP
proximately 20 cents a pound on the open
market
Fort Worth wires considerable more
spots for sale. Looks like holders getting
tired and losing confidence"
Weekly exports;
For week................. 1gl.I7r 271.7da
Since Sept. l.,,........ 6.249, l4S 6,I23, G6@
London ana Berlin say the resumption
Of hostilittes, on Monday is regarded as
Following is the statistical position Of
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-01

Coffee quotations:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-18
isprfaIifet %9lnipanina.

INs
| Hierre oaft en- ptnIig Spiigt, al
Here falife ltnoerifriiter err opoage-
DC paa Inieeningen ON SilbaeefaI-
oelie of Hidar6s Yrim9rIos. In.
isgningen bar | Suron tilipnelaoen-
DC foripnet meb II llnberifrifter,
men 10 al 0isfe bier fla III at p9re
falife, ioet neofommenbe Berioner
unber 60 bar erflRret, at De life
bar ieet eIer unbertesnet anisgnin.
gen. "a anisgnin9en par oper-
ienbt 2egtcIaturen, beiluttebe benne
at operIabe Spsrgsmaalet ON Eli.
baeefaIbelie til Solfets afgierelie
peo naite alminSelige Sulg.
Dc samle falSer fra. Monge al
De gamle rorife Sioneerer er / Den
i~enere Sib lagt tilboile, ~iaaleoes
Sorgils Suale / Cotton, Der beoe
lite Warts, 80 Iar gammel. af-
bsbe, Der bar en- 9rooer, al Or.
Guales / Chicago, eiterlaber iia
Suitru oe fem gsrn. - Mrs.
Inra Sfattebsl, fsbt / aaIs Bre-
itegielo, Saairgbal, / 1926, er bsb
| tit Stem / Sincoln Gountp. Sum
og berbes WanD ltopanbreoe til
gmerifa / 1886 og boeoe en Sib /
Spon Gountp, Sa., bpor Der. Sfat.
tebsl bebe / 1897. SiOen bar bum
baot lit Siem / 2incoln Gountp,
bpor Spnnerne Seoert, Sper, Gotten
% Ole Sfattebsl bor. - S Ser
million er Sobannes See afgaaet peo
9eoen, "a aar gamrnel. San bar
fsbt / SafsIo Breltegielo % foml
til Imerifa / 1857. Otter at bape
tient iom Solbat UNDER gorgerfri-
gen Hpttebe ben til Union gountp,
bpor ban blep gift meo IaIi Sper-
ion, Der meo ire Sstre operleper
bam. - u. q. Berg, Sarmer peiten.
for Baltic, er beo SO aar gauumel,
eiterlaoenoe Jig Suitru og flere
9srn. = Sbomas Sanion, Der fom
til amerifa / 1869 og iom en- Sib
boeoe | Soma, er 800 / 2incoIn Co.,
bpor bai tog Someiteab / 1874. San
blep Der gift meb 2ena Sobnion
Goberg, Der meo beres 12 gsrn
operleper ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-18
39k Margang.
Besraps / SIaef 8iSer Nails. 9

Sesrapo / 8laef 8iper asals. 9e
joroiife S%eDninger of Wrs. Or. s.
Hobie iertotes forlebsn ira aep gorf
til glacf Rioer Sols for Der at be.
GRAPES peo fin Runos SIDE. Or.
Hobie bar Den fsrfe 9esc, Der neo-
iatte iig beritebs, pg Den MI afosbe
S0-aarige apinoe bar ba Den unge
29ges gruo.
Gn Willionars Cpaape. geen
@eaS RorriS, ri ung NtiIionpr /
Qeilrpuufee, bar iat iig Den rosppr.
Dig Spsane at bnee Zig al aae @lit-
ter, iom 9pens ~SfoIemmoigbeoer
opgiper iom liforbeOerlige. Den ltnge
Htgmnno bill fprisge at reformere
ollie iaaoanne pna Ifpeie TONNE ling.
BONNIE og gisre Dem til npttige 9or.
gere.
Spoe paa Spipitalet. 0artba
Soboe, Dem 12-aarige Cater al Sc
rimias 8. Sopbe, bpertbe / Sarpep,
q. @, bsbe / Slutningen al Snnuar
paa bet llfberife Soipital / Ga
Grosie efter en- Operation Of Blind.
tarmbet9nbelig. 8eerabelien fanbt
Steo / @eitbl bpor Scr. Sppbe for
bar boet, og 9atteren Iasbes til
bbile paa Coon Brairie &irfegaarb.
Seier efter Ssoen. 9siagtig tppe
Otinliter efter at alderman George
9. Marpin bar afeaaet peb OGDEN
paa ct Soipibal / Ga GroSie, blep
Der af Ssieiteret afgioet en- &ien.
Belle, Der bar en- al BEN afoebe BE
formnens itsrite Seire. 4ienoelien
bar nemlig en- S~pretboloelie al so.
ben om, at ser life / nogen gp maa
pere flere SuIooner etb en- for bper
200 Snobpgeere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-18

Seiu ariiti 9io eienfortalt / Grille,
Iisefremme Orb efter be fire gbaneelier
af gIiiabetb Sdsben. Daeb Sprtale af
Yaitor 8ernt StsbIen, 9erer / prattiit
SbeoIosi / &riftiaHia. SO i~nteresfantc
GapitIer, 4S6 Siber.
Genne Bog siner ct rist os tiItrrts
fer1be ginebe at Iesiias os banner en-
iammenbensenbe SremitiGins af Res
ftereus Glib paa famine Sib font ben
ifiIbrer De Steber os btftoriife SorboIb.
iom bsrer 8eretninaen ON Seiu 2ib til.
"Nesiias" er anbefaIet af ~norfslus
tberIfe Breiter Der / 9anbet.
"gsesiias" er en- gos, iom fan IGies
isien os ieien.
"WesIias" er ben bebite Sulebog %
Sulesabe.
Sris frit tiIienbt Sf.OO.
gteb Soften" ct Gar / Sort. Sf.75
9. 9nunbfen gnbliibins Co.,
Secprab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-18
Nnrn Eukntn.
So GlcUaturcr brrnoi

So Gleuatorcr brrnot. ct. GIN.
tbonp gleuntor / Orr % Itlantic
GIepator / @aeIanS neSbrGnbte Den
12te bs. s bper al De ueobrrnote
Sarebuie par ser mellem 5000 %
5000 guibels aprn.
Npt Ssnsiel / Sarge. CATS Count.
m fol nGite CONNER | Sarge opis.
re ct mt treetoges SrngieI lantt mt
SaaningSbiis FOR Gonntpets Sbe'
riff. De TO g~psuineer pil fcite om-
trent $4,000
Mpoc az E%rpsrcSTne. Hprtb Do
foia Progressive 9eagie uil Den 27Se
Warts afbolbe CT Meoe | Gardner
SoteI i Sorao. IA 9ongreslen life
er iamlet paa Den TiS, pentes Sera'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-18
Cub pnkntu.

s %ermilipn ct forrpIig s. 6.
Sanlon, 6orretIlingsn1ano berltcbS,
afgaaet peO 0soen,75 Aor gam1nel.
SlSina brGnSt ibjGl. SARAH
@ang, Ell gummcI Muno / G6un.
berlain, brpnotc forleoen tilosoe.
Sans Satter latte lit eget 2ie paa.
'ptl for at reooe banl, men belloes
6orieg bar f~orgippes.
Gn Spsaue for gberSeen. SyfsIee
ben npe Sop ON finn en- Saloon for
bper 600 Snbbpggere pil gberoeen
faa oen Spgape at ruife op / fine
81 SaIooner, Iaa Ser finn bliper Is
tilbage. Sooen trPber ifraft ben
lite SltIi, o. iaaoel SpfpOrene Iom
SfiGnfcuprterne bar begpnot at ipe.
fulere paa, bporoan benne ltorpo.
belle ifal ioregaa, bu BET bel bliper
rauifc!igt at beItemme bpem er melt
berettiscOe til at forbIiue / Sorret.
ming.
Sprticneite paa SarmlanS. ga.
cob Sieb, en- sammel inf Sarmer i
Slirncr Gountp bar / bisie Gage
iolgt enbel Sarmlano. ban fisbte
for bel Ell tDue aar ii0erl, o9 Der.
paa tient ODER $40, 600. Sette bar
bragt ben gamle fo~nierpatipe Sy.
Tier iii at erflGre: "Gnbper ung
Wano burbe iorifaffe Jig ct Stpffe
biligt 2ano % iaa glelnme at ielge
BET. Haar ban fommer no / Iarene
pil ben lille Teneeanbringelie /
llngbommen piie Jig of prre ell Sor-
nliie flor NOT til at leue al / Ilber.
bpmmeft."
Sang Srrnerinsssrsft frrois.
itore @rsft, Der er grapet i
GIap Gountn fuloferes / bisie "a.
ae, % berpeh bill omtrent 1000
Icres pprbifulot Sano Irgses nm.
ser Yloeen. @rsiten err ellepe Weil
lana % fra So I'll 10 SOB breo.
Mrbeioct Photographers / September
1911, % meb l~lnoiaselie al ct Ear
Moaneber iorrise Siuter bar Mlrb,
Sermaifinen ioapeI Seat iom DAG
perct / Sirfiombeo ben belle Sio,
Smtrclrt 100000 8ltbfparSs
Soro er pptosct for at banne Sennt
J 9rpit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-18

euneirs GaaltSriiis t~iIbtrrSts Of osr tonc,utrrrSr
Gtfraff Tor W~enista'crng, gu abiolut u~forfnliirt Walt
% Snniif 0rtrafi, toni CT bltp,i taa ftnrti feuc,utr,rrt
o. ssn tr reuttrtt I'll an tutt g1asit 90 otrfor Tan nat
tt en- eli'eltt 90 lei 90 biaigt ituen I'll ,Hbutr
nerslt. ~ Jneho!eet ! ti tHtit Nf,t Of Sunptus
peniiee trts CT 30 stlis, tan hpiIitn lem slf Sus.
riseer brrest iiet on III itI @aaoutr ffnmmtnpr
briift. ~ mao tHlit pua, Of bette TpaItbrir, I'M bIot
or On psiimostnot Srit III az iluii, fprftu nte.
urrn al ben ~ianifibtg oeiaa / hsisie grab a nruuot oa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-18
ptHrnnHn.

Neiu Sisbpn bill / oen nprmeIte
Sremtio faa fri SmIeoering al
EoItiager.
Sfusbriften upbbrer. Ssmmer-
leire / Smegnen al gouberap brsb
up iioite l1se, ng ale ltogauenoe
Sernbanetog bar operfplote at Sfog-
arbeioere, Der brog ipooper.
Streif | Ga Grusie. 0en fsrite
al en &9ffe Streifer, Ser / ncgen
Sib bar ulmet | Ga Grosie, ,lbbrso
iibIte Sorsoag, ibet aae 8sbferne
reolagoe arbeibet. 9e betales III
meo 371a Gts. Simen for otte 81.
mers Sag, bpilfen Ssn forlanges
forbeiet til 4112 Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-18
11unoberlis / ct sobt &igfen.
Sfanbimabiif i~Qatreret Gogebog
u%SarbsiOst for ifambimapiEs susbuIbminssr i amerita.

u~SarbeiOet for ifanonauie 9usboIonnssr amerifa.
Otter oenne BOG fan Der lanes baabe foMb samneuanbf aoH os amuifanne
Retnr at enbur at. Oct flyer fig feu, at ben oplpir ON ali, Tom ansaar Bag.
ming, spltntns o T. /. 9esuom nil Tar fnoe mango spbe &aab, buoraf baabs
suebe % uspeoe Softer fan bfe 9rrbem.
4haal % 8est e anepet etr bet beriaanbs bruseGse SpHem, o meb behes
genepneGer. Qfprafi1e @runbe er bog oct mehe HeuetubresnetiS Stopper os Steer.
goeen - 39 Stber meb Suuhraionr - n ebt os imut inbbunbet %
foher it hHenbt 90t 0eb "8ofen" ct Iar 5ornub 81 80.
9. Inun0ien Ynblibims Gompang, 9rorab SOpa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-18
3niuurrntu.

Gil Epitmcitcr / IeIan. aition
Gourtp, cr uonGpnt S. Gehprion,
SpOe | GdDp. 8. Sobonien, Der
tioIigere boebe / Sleepp gpe, er for
upiIa oi9oaet peb 9eben ! eho.
Gpnrtbus for Gpiear. NleS 1875
StemmerS Mnioritct beiluttcoes of
ubitcbe SpnbS for mt Gourtbus |
Hoieau.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-18

tor 8rsnna iomt aongresm9oene
Selgeion, Rorton % 9oitng at bore
tilitebe.
NDe Ganbbrngsifoler. genion %
Walib Gountper bar UNDER Ell Sop,
Der peotoses for to Mar iiben, orga'
mleret me Sfoler for u~noerpisntrg
| Sanobrug og Saanbgierning. Sta.
tens aommisiion for geitemmelie at
aairii,s for bisie Sfoler, bill trPoe
iammen ben 21be Wnrts. gnore
9ountper oil / oen nGrmeIte Sremtio
oprette lignenoe Sfoler.
Eaa @orsestnr. Soar giosnps,
Der bar blanbt De fsrite, Der neoIatte
fig peo Mnrbroie, tiltraaote forleoen
en- Heiie til Horge for at beige CANT
lie Somter. San bar beroper erbper.
bet zig b~etpbelig @ienoomme, bpilfe
ban bog mi bar o%perOraget til fine
Ssnner, men til eaet perionIiet
grng paa fine garnle Gage bar ban
fiebt 5amiliens Soelssaarb bienure
| gergens Stiff.
Npe @erfiteocr / Tnrsp. Sra balpt
%officiel Slide melbes, at @reat Hpr.
tbern ganen oil oprette 8erflteoer |
Sarge og bpgge M Sro oper gIpen
Der. Saabel &erfIteoerne Tom ben
me Bro Iiges at bIipe en- nsbpenbig
6slge al Den ilpe gane fra Sarge til
Sopeolinien. Gen nupGrenoe Bro
oeo Sarge fan life b9re De ltore Wc.
Gull Sofomotiper, ser MI ntaa lenoes
ODER Breckenridge % 8abpeton.
Sr,isatiun pco @illiston. Eli Sr.
rigationsanlGgget peo @iuiston er
fra &egierinsen inolebet en- ny Or.
ore ON, at Der til Sommeren pil err
boloes flnitig Saanbing ltben Sent
lpn til bpor nlarge Der bar melot Jig
og betalt for Ganoret. Gen tiolige.
re 9eitenrmelie bar, at ser moatte be.
tales for minbIt 1000 acres, pm
Inle9get iflllbe bripes. @ar benne
Hegel blepen itaaenbe ifroft, pilbe
lutet Sanb ppret blepet pltnlpet ira
glpen iaar.
Targu Sanofontur ppbGDes s. 8.
Serbian, Heceiper peb 9anbfontoret /
Sarge, bar i%nbienbt i'm afifeosan-
Isgning og bill fratr9be lite april.
Der er al 8runo til at fro, at bette
&ontors Gage err talte, oa ser inben
Siltriftet er meget lioet Gegierings-
lalo tilbage, og buao Ser er ligger
nGrmere 9ismarcf. Wan ontager
berfor, at Sargos 9anbfontor biz
luffes BEN lite Sltli, % at Sorret-
ningen Ga bill ooerfgres til aontoret
/ gismarcf. Snben faa @ar bill finn
2anbfontorerne / Sicfinion % @il.
ttston bore / SirfIombeb. Serits
n9pnte bar enonl 100000 Icres
Someiteaolano, ser life er optaget,
men bet meite al bette ligger Dog /
gao Sands.
0bt Self for Sarmerne. Statens
Better Sarming Isiociation agter
til Soften at fere Sarmerne i1b paa
ct MT Self, Ser egentlig err en- natilr.
Zig Sslge al ben tiltasenbe Wais.
nprfntng. Wan bar / Sarge lagt
Werfe til, at Der aarlig fisbes III.
iinoer al areatl1rer / Wontaita for at
gieocs / ct. gm1l og andre Steoer
sltenfor. Sporfor funoe life Sur.
merne / Smegnen al Sarge og andre
li9nenbe Streg inben Stoten gisre
bet ialnme, flyer man. Get er Cant
fen at faa &pGget inbienbt tiblig /
September, iaa @isoningen funbe
p9re nofsrt og 9prene feroig for
Wtarfeoet in6en BEN egentlige gin-
ter iilotr9oer, bporpeo ipares Be foIt.
bare Ginterfoarter. Slere Sarmerc
bar erflGret Jig piaig til at gisre ct
SorIeg, % mango at Stotens 9onf-
mGno itaor ferOige til at itette bel
m'eeoe Solf meo De ~nsboenbiJe
Utioler til S1lofisb al apag.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-27
THE REMODELlNG OF
 MISS BETTE BROWN
By HARVEY PEAkE.

Bettie Brown was sitting in the porch swing doing nothing when the postman brought the letter. These were Bettie's two greatest occupa- tions sitting and doing nothing. She usually combined the two.
 Her pretty face resolved itself into veritable interrogation mark, when she saw that the handwriting was Bob Taylor's.
 Why, I haven't heard from him for i've years" she exclaimed, mot since he went to the Philippines after our quarrel; What can he have to say?" Tearing open the envelope she read;
 Manila. May 25th My Dear Bettie:
 T am writing to say that I am going back to the United States on purpose 10 see you. I shall arrive in Brewster about the first of July. I hope that you will be glad to see me. for l can scarce " wait until can see you.
 '"The silly misunderstanding we had 1as been wiped entirely out of my mind, and my greatest desire is to return and plead in person for your forgiveness, and also to ask you something more. 1T can see in my minds eye your slim. wilowy form In its sailor dress of blue. And I trust. dear Bettie. that you still have this identical dress, and will wear t to welcome me back. l think it was the prettiest dress I ever saw. If you will don it for this occasion it will make our meeting so much easier. for I shall know at a glance that l am for giYen if you have 1t on.
 Should there be any change in my plans I shall communicate with you at once. Do not mako an effort to answer this letter for I shall be en route.
 -Yours sincerely,
 Robert Taylor After Bettie had read the letter twice she fell into a reminiscent mood.
 Dear old Bob" she soliloquized, ''how good it is to hear from you. And so you have something to say to me! I was ready to forgive and forget the next day, If you had only asked, for loved you and still do. What girl could help it?
 "Of course I shall wear the blue dress. Tll-no, 1 cant either-I haven't had it on since he left! began to take on flesh that same year. I weighed a hundred and ten when he saw me last and now well. I know those last scales must
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-27
CLAIM FEES ARE TOO LOW
satisfied With Remuneration Of fered by the Government.

The question of whether it is worth six shillings or eight shillings six pence to a physician practicing in Great Britain to give medical at tention to a patient for an entire year continues to be a topic of ab- sorbing interest, not only to the doc tors affected, but to medical men throughout the world The British physicians maintain that the lower figure is inadequate. It is likely that the 100000 practitioners in the United States and Canada heartily agree with them to a man. The mat ter is being discussed in medical pub lications in all civilized countries. The Medical Review of Reviews states that the British Medical as- sociation, apparently with the almost unanimous backing of the physicians of England and Scotland, is taking firm stand against the government, and at its recent annual meeting strong resolutions were passed con- demning the measure of the "six- shilling look"
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-27
HEAVIEST RAINFALL.

The heaviest rainfall known upon the globe occurs on mountain slopes beyond the head of the Bay of Ben- gal, and amounts to about 610 inch es, or nearly fifty-one feet, during the year. One inch of rain implies the fall of 101 tons of water upon each acre of ground. It has been estimated by Commodore Maury that sixteen feet of water, assumed to be of the same area as the surface of the earth, is evaporated into the air every year. Another authority holds that if all the rain which falls m year were accumulated in a ba- sin the size of the earth the depth would amount to but eight feet.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-27
WHAT WAS SHE AIMING AT?
CoHrm mercial Travellers Wife Puzzled Him After He Had Taken Out
 Insurance Policy.

"l've been thinking of it ever since l started on my present jour ney,' said the commercial traveller thoughtfully, 'and I'm bothered if l can make up my mind just what she was aiming at. You see. some time ago l realized that travelling about the country as l am I was taking a good many chances. l de- cided, therefore, to insure myself.
 |'So 1 said to my wife, after 1 had acted upon the thought, T have done something today that should have done when l first started on the road. 1 have taken out an accident insur- ance policy on my life. If I am killed the company pay $5,0O0. If l am injured, then I get $5 a week"
 "'For how long?' she asked.
 "'As long as 1 am laid up.'
 "'But it might be only week
 "fYes.'
 "'And you would only get $5.'
 ""That is all.'
 "And if you get killed you get $5,0OOT
 "'You would,' answered patient ly.
 "Well, the next morning, when started on my journey, she threw her arms round me, and cried:
 "Now, John, for heavens sake, whatever you do, don't get in- juredp r"
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-27
have been wrong. for they made it a
 hundred and forty-eight!

nave been wrong, TOT they Haue IL d hundred and forty-eight!
 Goodness gracious, what shall l do? I cant begin to get it on and my slim, willowy figure! That's what I get for sitting around so much and taking no exercise. And I remember that he hated fat girls! I will wear that dress!"
 Immediately she constituted herself committee of ways and means.
 "Just five weeks in which to take off thirty-eight pounds!" she said
 The next morning at breakfast Bet ties father was full of trouble.
 q thought when I built this house, that was putting up one of the most substantial residences in the town" he complained; "but last night, whenever a car passed, I dis tinctly felt it tremble, sometimes for as long as two minutes. And once 1t was shaken to it's very foundations! I'm going to get tie builder to come over. as soon as he can, to make an examination"
 Even Bobby was disturbed He came running down stairs one morn ing few days later, exclaming;
 "Mom, this house Is hounted. l know it is, cause last night l heard the awfullest groans and moans after I went to bed. an the house jest shook like it wus tremblin' with ter. TOT! I was afraid to git up an I've
 
 been awake all night!"
 One evening at tea. Mrs. Brown laid down her knife and fork and looking at her daughter, remarked:
 Now Bettie, want to know what the matter Is with you. You refuse preserves and cake. you won't take sugar In your tea, and you don't eat enough to keep bird alive. You're actually getting thin and peaked! Why girl. you don't look like your self; you've fallen away so much that your clothes are ever so much too big for you. Now what is it?"
 "Oh nothing" answered Bettie.
 "Yes there Is. There's something wrong with you" replied her mother "You needn't try to conceal 1t any longer. Either you are sick or in love"
 Well, if you are determined to pry into your daughters private af- fairs, mother dear. I'll have to confess that I am reducing my flesh by the rolling process. You select long floor space, you see. and roll back and forth twenty-five times without stopping. Then you kick up your heels-''
 "Bettie Brown, are you craZy?"
 "No, but I believe being in love is pretty nearly as bad as being crazy"
 "Well, now l begin to see daylight, ," declared Mrs, Brown. "So you are in love, are you? I thought as much" :"
 "It's Bob Taylor," And then the whole story came out.
 
 After Bob had arrived. duly en- gagged himself to the willing Bettie. and taken his departure, the young woman in the case was iE her room taking down her hair for the night, and recounting to herself the experi- ences of the past five weeks.
 T shouldn't have done it for any body in the world but Bob" she de- clared; Out I don't intend that he shall ever know that I was so much in love with him that I bruised myself black and blue. from my shoulders to my heels, beside entirely upsetting the family calm, that he might be l pleased with me And as for the dress. I don't think he noticed the difference between the old and the new one even if there were two sizes | lifference."
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-27
CAUSE AND EFFECT.

He seems to take himself so ter ribly seriously"
 "Ies. He once wrote abont dozen lines that nobody understood"
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-27
NOT THAT KIND.

Gibbs--l like a man who can give and take, don't you?
 Dibbs-Not if his specialties are giving advice and taking offcnso.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-05-28
Leishman, Dollar Diplomat.

For the president of the Dollar Dip
lomatic club, the Journal nominates
John G. A. Leishman, member Of the
Pittsburgh nobility and ambassador
to Germany
Mr.. Leishman gambled heavily in
stocks just prior to the opening OF
the Balkan war. The charge is that
he used the advance knowledge which
came to him through diplomatic chan
nels to play the market. II SO, he
must have followed the tips Of the
Herr Baron Won der Goltz; for Mr..
Leishman's broker has been obliged to
sue to get his commissions.
Misfortune Of that kind should not
be a bar to advancement, however.
The Journal can think of no bright,
particular star better fitted to shine
on the Dollar Diplomat club from the
head of the table than Mr.. John G. A.
Leishman-Chicago Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-05-28
Beautiful Cities of the Future.

The development OF American cit.
les, especially since the civil war, has
been so rapid that it has been almost
entirely commercial. Like Topsy,
American cities have "just growed."
They began with a cluster Of shacks
at some road crossing and in their
growth they followed the lines of least
resistance. Streets took the places OF
cowpaths and gradually town came
into existence and the authorities
thought that all that was necessary
to prepare for future growth was to
adopt city plan of square streets or
streets conforming to the Topographic.
cal conformation of the place. In
many places the main thoroughfares
are narrow and these in later years
have become congested, the cities
have taken on 9 hodgepodge look and