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Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

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pifien, Dab bel ~ltarter 9cItrab!ung
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genau pie Eel bielen cnocren 8iften
geringe Mengen Dem lcbenoen Srgos
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0ieIer @rtenninis bauen ii1 0ie Gaz
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Yrog tat @n0e boriseu Sa6res oar=
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gebalten. 9urd sic 8eftrabluna tpurs
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fomen 70 beIdleunigt, Dab Die &ei=
mung f6on mad liz Sogen be-
gam, gegeniibrr 81 Sassn BEL
gi9teiniuirtung BON Gaoium.
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Wlasprifnna.
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tritt mitunter Elm 5arbenumIdl
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oos Damn Die eripGbnfe Mirtung
msibf. Da cine fol9e NeattiOn um
70 Ieidter eintritt, je gr0Bsr ser 2ls
t~aligebdlt oes @lafss 1T, 70 bdt man
oerartige aItaIiempfinOli9e 6arbItoffe
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fod CUR berglei9enoen priifung perz
Kitchener @ldsforten beronge3pgen.
Bon Mplius puroe IpGter cine np9
empfinoli9ere Jarbenreottion 3ur
@ldsprii flng mitgeteilt, Ole auf Der
Anfdrbung Der @ld1sr bur9 Sooeoz
lin berubt: miro cine 20funq BON
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nit BEN gu priifenoen @ldIern lGn=
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miro unter Dem GinfluB oes WaEers
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OeOiin oeKen rot gefdrbtes Sals. Die
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ie nod Dem Grab i6rer Q(ngreifbars
teit nit elmer mebr poer peniger In
teniib rot gefGrbten S9i9t. Durd
BieOergabe in elmer 5urbentafeI IaIen
ii9 omar Die 5drbungen einigermaBen
Deranf9auli9en, oo9 fibrt oies fpes
gen Der f8per aus3ufiibrenoen Jurs
bendbitufungen gu unboatommenen
uno prattiI4 ni4t beripertboren Saz
beaen.
Sn elmer tiir8li9 ausgegebenen pa
tentfArift ptr0 nun Elm @~erfobren
mitgeteilt, ipel9es sic p6otograp6ie
in oen DENT Ser @laspriifunq fteQt
uno IN folgenoer Weile sur @usfiib=
ritng gelangt: 9ie Su priiFenoen
Slider peroen 3und6t Der @inpirz
flung BON bo9gefpdnntem 0ampf unz
t~eriporfen, poOur9 cine f6nelere uno
frdftigere Nusfdei0un9 oes Mltalis
erfolgt, ais BEL Ben frii6eren @erfab=
rem. N1it Ser Site 0es @la1es
nimmt natiirIi9 aud ole Menae oes
dusgef6ieoenen Nltalis ob. 9ie einz
getretene @erdnoerung lift fir oas
@lge gut iidtbar uno g~eItattet oaz
ber cine 0sutlide potograpbif6e Misz
Oerga6e Der ein3elnen Qualitdten.
Dur9 entfpre9enoes Sortieren IaHen
fi4 auf oieie Meiie Die GrgebniTe au
elmer Isabelle aulammenite[en. pelde
Die perI4ieoeHen @losqualitGtsn in
ndturgetreuer Wieosrgnbe bringt.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

Sn au FruIien bermieten
ii9 ole OienitmGo9en INNER nur
ouf cine Mods
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
1Icuss aus
Aatltr.. INN 1~iriIktuNr,
2cbcnsFrait Scr mcridli@cn Or
cane.

game.
Dir frifsr ongemsin berrf@enos
Meinung, 0aB sic 2~e6cnsiroft Der
ein3elnen Srgdne oes men1nliGen
RDrpers bon irgeno einem Mittels
puntte ausoehe. mag man oieien @e=
birn. 9sr5, Riidenmart. oOsr nit Dem
ontbropoIpgif9 unfoBboren Musorud
nSeeIe" nennen, gilt ldngit fir iibers
pun0en. Mir piKen, ooB oie ein5el<
ne menf4li9e 3ele, 10 longe tie Ell
men 3eaenfern in fid birgt, Sic Srds
germ Der 9ebenstroft lit. llno baber
1T es aud nitt mebr berpun0erli6
penn Our9 beutige 5orf1ungen feits
eeItelt miro. Dab einSelne R0rper@
teile, aud ipenn tie aus Dem menihliz
den &Drper losgel6ft iino, moo cine
3eitIang 2ebenserfHeinungen 5eigen.
Der NIT Dem Nobelpreis dusgeoeihs
nete omsritanifher 6orTder 6drrei
bat e~inselne @epebitiide ftunoenlong
ouBerbalb Des &0rpers lebeno duf3uz
beipdbren permoat; 70 Ssr5, 2unae,
2eber, Mager. Nieren. Mtl3 ufp. gr
bra9te oiefe Srgane in einen 9ruto>
fen BON 70 @raD Geliius. Die Gum
gen puroen fiinitli9 bentiliert. uno
oie Sredne f%unftionierten normal:
9as 6er5 puliierte, in oen Srganen
freiHc 0os 8lut. Der Darn ents
leerte fi9 Our9 regulGre Yeriftaltit,
Sole. uno 9iinnoarmfaft ipuroen
abgefpnoert. Qlls in einem Grperi=
ment Oie Operation BEL einem Sier
nit bplem Mdgen Dprgenpmmen
pur0e, Derri9tete Ser losgetrennte
Mdgen feline @eroauungstdtigteit I'M
qeItDrt peiter. Der SOB Der Srgane
frat erft IS Stunoen na9 ser DO
trennung BON Sier Elm.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
Gas sccIenIe6cm beg 6mnScs.

Nur iper Siere ni9t fennt, miro
tbnen Elm SeeIenleben abfpre9en uno
ale lire Getpsgungen un6 Sonolunz
gen oIs unbemrBte Neattipn ouf bic
beioen @runotrie6e dIler 2ebetpefen.
Sen SeIbHerbaItungs- uno SDrtpflanz
5unsstrieb. Suridfiibren. Menn mir
anosrerIeits ober nur iiber einen Be-
9ren5ten Grsis pon Sieren 0ur6 Be-
obaatung Grfabrurgen gefammelt ha=
ben, tpel9e n%otpenOiq gum S9luFe
zines ieelifAen 2ebens Oieier Siere
fiibren. 10 fat oas Offenbar ieinen
@runo oarin, oaB Ser MenI9 i'm an
gemeinen MIR nit nenigen 3ieren.
Sen 0oustieren i'm enaeren Sinne
oes MOrtes. ndSer unb SITTER 5uTam>
msntOmmt uno nur Oieie gsnauer gu
beobudteu @eIesenbsit bat. Sin 8er<
liner Gsiebrter belt caa tutaem
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

Nlnmininm.
Sober meiB, boB aluminium Elm
ipeiBes, feGr Iei9tes Metol lit, aus
Dem man &o6gefdirre uno biele ans
oere f91ne uno niiBli1e 9inge ma9t
g[ber nidt biele tennen feline Sc
fpinnung, 0ie BON Ser Ser mei1ten
anOeren Metaae abnei6t. @ifen q.
9. miro nit 6ilfe ser Roble geipons
men, 0ie Dem Gi1enorDO Sen Sorers
ftoff entreiBt. aluminium, .DieTes
Metdl nit benz iungfrGuli9en
S9immer, lit Dem @erben Ser Robls
oegeniiber fpr0oe aeblieben. 9ie ele=
gante, tpeltgeipon0te @lettri5itdt bat
oie 8rout g%efponnen. CUR Mlumints
umbersitung puroen oie erIfen gro=
BEN elettrif9en Sefen eebout. Die
Mliminiumfabrifen naren Sic Rins
Der tube ser elettrif9en 6ei3ung, Die
fi1 heute cine beoeuten0e 6tellno IN
Der @%roBinouitrie errungen bat. Mluz
minimum gebDrt gu Sen berbreitetiten
5toFfen. Die Sonerbe 1T cine @er=
bin0ung BON aluminium NIT Gauerz
itoff. 2ebm, Son unO piele, biele
@eiteine fino 8erbin0ungen Ser Spn>
eroe nit 9tar3 (San0, 8ergfriftaW.
Mian brou9t dlfo nur ins Iodere
@r0reiG gu gmreifen. nm 9lei9 cine
gan3e 6ano poa Mountaineering
oungen auf8u6sben. SroBoem tpuroe
Dos Mletaa erit i'm Sabre 1897 bOn
ST.. MGbler entOedt. Die Soner0e
fannie man bereits lange borber.
Mber aluminium unb Sduerftoff ba<
ben cine 70 tiefe Neigung Su einans
Der, Dob ole Roble, Oiefe i9parSs
N~erfibrerin, fi9 bergebli9 bemiibte.
Den Sauerftoff aus oiefer ensen @er=
bin0ung gu Ipden uno 10 0as Nhimiz
mum in blintenoen Sropfen frei gu
ma9eny 0as gelang, pie gefagt.
erf ser Glettri3itdt. sic umI9mei=
belt ole Soneroe nit ibrer MGrme
uno- lodt Sen @auerftoff beraus, Der
fi9 ipiiteno auf oie RobleelettroOe, Die
ben StrUm 8ufibrt, itiir8t uno fie
anfriBt. Wer nit ser Gleftri3itdt
ndber bertruut 1T, miro mifien, OaB
Sic sefhmol5ene Soner0e eleftrolp=
t;ft9 5criebt miro. @or Ser 8ereitung
bes MIumininms in eleftrif9en 0efen
foltete 1 pfun0 oes Metaas iiber Sc.
1886 mar Ser 9reis arf 40 Gents,
1910 duf 25 Gents aefunfen. Die
fem Sinfen 0es preiies itebt Elm
mddtiges Nnpadfen Der W~sltproout=
ticn CUR Seite. Don 10 Sonnen i'm
Sabre 1885 1T fie auF $4,000 Gonz
men i'm Sabre 1910 geiiegen. 0apon
bsrbrau9ten 1910 oie 8~ereiniqten
@taoten 1000 Sonnen. Deutl9lano
10000. 5ranfreib $500, England
200. Die 6auptpro0usenten fino
Sic Qdnoer nit einsm Heidtum an
natiirliGen Encyclopaedia. uamentlid
an WaRerfrdften.
Gas Gcclenlcbcn bes 8mnScS,
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-08-01

said zach week some message
would be sent in from some one
of the various clubs of the dis
trict to be published on this page.
Nothing has ever come, not a
word from any club or officer OF
the district. The District ed
has scratched up" all that
been published with the help !
Mrs, Lon Dickey, who is so ar
IDENTIFY seeking to have a club
house for the Fitzgerald club wo-
men. If the various clubs will
arouse from their lethargic state
and will be a little rescourceful
themselves the District Page will
not be a blank during the sum-
mer vacation that the District
Editor feels called upon to enjoy
occasionally.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-08-01
What We Hope To Accomplish Through The
"GirI's Canning Clubs

In this restless age when all the world moving, any in
fence that shall tend quiet and hull is benefcien any In
uence shall toward making country home life
attractive and interesting boys and girls nfuenc
that shond be set in motion for surely conservation more de-
vouy be wished than this This believe to be the enden
cy the Boy Corn Club and The Girls Canning
Club.
1t has become social calamity that many country
girls feel constrained necessity leave their homes in the
country go city find employment in shops stores
and Offices public and private We have word of conse for
these but hard wearing mind body and spirit and
exceptions the SMALL entirely inadequate to the
demands Besides the city full Of temptations still full of the
things that hurt and kill.
One great purpose the Girls Canning Club is to furnish
HOME oyment for and girls that will remuner
the without not satisfactory under any
circumstances and young life will endure long without an
effort to change conditions.
Another benecent purpose the canning club sustain
nerestn scholastic All teachers and school supefnCe
dents and indeed take trouble acqaan themselves
with facts know that higher grades depleted Starting
large numbers the first second and third grades they Pc
gin to fall off in the fourth fifth sixth and until we wopaes
where are thew They began with US There be but
son for the falling away the large majority namely lsNof IN
terest. 2 # -
We are planning and hoping girls well educated
and so practically trained by the aid Domestic Science the
schools that country and vege will become full OF inter-
est to both girls and here will to them nothing
better and they will only content but rejoice that they 1--we
in the country.
To this end we believe the Boys Corn Club and the Girls
Canning Club will largely contribute.
Remember that in the bright lexicon :of youth there is
such word as Fail
Lote Hill Henderson.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-08-01
Fitzgerald Receives
First Bale Cotton

The actual opening of the cot
ton season in Fitzgerald occurred
yesterday. when the first bale OF
this years crop arrived from
Broxton and was pun chased by
the Farmer, Garbutt Cotton Com
pany, who paid a price of 15c per
pound for it.
This first bale, which breaks
the record for early arrivals in
Ben Hill county, was raised by
Mr.. Daniel Newbern and weighed
1874 pounds.
Within the next fortnight, the
market will, in all probability.
begin to open up considerably
a I'd added activity in all business
lines will follow.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-08-01
Important Resolution Ii
Senate.
Will Consider Establishing
Inebriate Asylum.

Atlanta, Ga, July 29.-Opium
fiends, inebrlates and young boys
who ruin their health by too
much cigarette smoking are so
much on the increase in Georgia
that the legislature is taking cog
nizance of the situation.
A resolution has been intro
duced in the senate for the ap-
pointment of a special committee
to take up the advisability of
establishing a state asylum for
morphine eaters and drunkards.
AT the same time a bill has been
introduced to prohibit the sale of
cigarettes and other tobacco to
minors. This measure does not
attack the tobacco trade per Sc,
and does not condemn tobacco in
itself, but sets forth that any
kind Of smoking, and cigarette
smoking in particular, is admit
ted by all authorities to be ex-
tremely harmful to young boys
and all youthful persons who
have not attained their full mem
tai and physical DEVELOPMENT.
For this reason, the bill sets
forth cigarettes and tobacco
hould be kept from their hands
At present a ten-year-old news
by in Atlanta or any other city,
Jar buy all the cigarettes ne
wants over the counter Of almost
any store.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-08-01
Woman's Club Notes.

The kindergarten bill was de-
feated in the House Committee
on Education Tuesday 8 to 3.
The club women have fought
vigorously for the passage of this
bill. Twenty-Five prominent club
members were present when vot-
ing time, and they spoke. men OF
political influence spoke. Mr..
Baldwin, of Savannah, was pres
ent; but nine of the committee
voted nay.
The Home for Hayward Girls
has been voted on favorably.
The social workers and club wo-
men are striving hard for this
place of refuge and training for
unfortunate girls. Mr.. Paulk
and Mr.. Elkins each gave their
earnest support to these meas
ures.
Tuesdays at Shaefer's and Fri
days at the Grand Ice Cream Pa
Tor! These are the days that
the club wishes all it's women to
remember Tall oaks from little
acorns grow" Soon a pretty
club house will be the happy re-
suit of these Tuesdays and Fri
days efforts.
The District Editor is being
rather harshly criticised and
blamed for not making the club
page of The Leader Enterprise
more readable.
The District Vice President
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-08-01
Tiff County Wool Clip

Tiff county wool growers sold
their seasons clip in Tiff Satur-
day to ]. N. Griffin of Valdosta
for 81 cents a pound. There
were eleven growers represented
with over thirty bales, repres.
enting over 5000 pounds of wool
The sheep men report wool light
this year, owing to the dry win
ter and spring.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-08-01
For Members Of The School Board

We pleasure presenting the of Fitzgerald at the
number citizens for election subject the Primary
to be held August Goth members of the Schoolhoard
j. E. Turner, President of the Board.
Harold Beal Member for the First Ward.
j. T. Lse, Member for the Second Ward.
L. s. Osborne, Member for the Third Ward.
j. G. Glover member for the Fourth Ward
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-08-01
St. Matthews
Episcopal Church.

Tenth Sunday after Trinity.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Holy communion and sermon
II o'clock. Subject: Clouds"
Evening prayer and sermon 8
o'clock. Subject: Taking Hold
of Gods Strength"
Everybody we lc ONE. Good
music; vested choir.
J. w. BLEKER.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-08-01

G. w. Rogers has taken charge
of his office of Commissioner OF
Roads and Bridges and will here
after be in full charge of the con-
structive work of the county.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-08-01

Let us make your Window
Sash, Wire Frames, Door Frames
and Wire Screens. We make
them to order. Phone IA.
F. M. GRAHAM & Co.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-08-01
First Baptist Church.

Services at the First Baptist
church Sunday morning and night.
Preaching by the pastor. All are
cordially invited to all services.
Thos. NJ. Galloway,
Pastor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-14

Z PRoGFAM

funlly." says Mr.. Cary ''as com
muntty prize.
We would like for every COM
nunity to take part in these con-
tests. Enter as many as you wish.
Any boy or girl can enter some of
them, even il they hav etc pair off,
For any further information address J.
w. Crary, Bluff Springs, Fla"
Following are Farmers Day prizes,
and their donors:
Pensacola Journal one years sub
scrtption.
D. Kugleman, wholesale grocer, on
4S-pound sack Santa Claus -four.
Lewis Bear Company, wholesale
grocers, one 175-pound sack Como
Horse ana Mule Feed
Wells-Kahn Company, wholesale
grocers, one box cigars.
w. L. Meyer, wholesale and retail
grocer, 24-pound sack Gold Leaf flour.
Hygeia Bott1ing Works, two cases
coca-cola.
Hargts Pharmacy, one bottle per-
rune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-14

Best yoke of oxen.
Best team of mules.
Prize for largest list of forage plants
and how to cure them, that are sue
cessfully grown in West Florida and
South Alabama by boy or girl at
tending any school. State where at
tendand and submit essay in own
handwriting.
Spelling match-frorn the old Blue
book speller-given out by our oldest
teachers
Oldest bachelor on the grounds
speech why he Is a bachelor.
Oldest man present.
Oldest lady present.
F1ddling contest.
Any couple getting married on and
surrounded by products of West Flor
ida and South Alabama-frst prize to
first registered second to second and
so on.
Prizes are to be given to the COM
munity that enters and takes off the
largest number of contests success
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-14
NOtOrCy'

Consolidated Grocery Company
wholesale grocers, haif-barrel flour.
Pensacola Evening News, one years
subscription.
Bells Studio, one dozen pictures.
A Cary Ellis, sheriff Escambia
county, five dollars IN gold
W. C. D1ffenderfer, jeweler. one gen
t1ernan.s hat.
B. Gerson, crockery, one bread box.
Central Pharmacy, one fve-pound
box Norris Candy.
w H. White & Co., druggist, two
pound box Jacobs candy.
Hoyt Bros, retail grocers, one "a
pound sack flour.
Rhodes-F'utch Collins, furniture, one
SIS rocker.
Bon Marolae, one pair girls shoes.
Wf1son-Biggs Company, sporting
goods, and 81 article in the store.
A. Greenhut, wholesale grocer, "a
pound sack Honey Boy -four.
Singer Sewing Machine Company,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-14

G4bbs Hardware Company, one T5c
pocket knife.
Avery Hardware Company any 81
article In the store.
Pensacola Buggy Works, horse
blanket
Pensacola State Bank, one savings
bank.
Goes Book Store, prize decided
later.
The Crystal Pharmacy, 81 box
candy.
Forbes, Quigiey g. Morgan, hard
ware, one pocket knife.
l. b. MOBILES 81 Co., gents furnish
ers, s2.50 umbrella
Wing Hop & Co., 81 Chinese Nov
city.
Frank Reilly, wholesale cigars, box
100 cigars.
Watson, Parker & Reese, everything
to wear, two PRICES.
Consolidated Grocery Company,
wholesale grocers, one box cigars.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-14
Ii @ OF
eduCed Railroad Rates to All Points the Territory One Fare Round Trip Plus 70
~~ Farmers Day Friday, October B ~-@

Following is the program OF sports
and contests arranged for Farmers
DAY. Oct. 81.
zig-zag race. each to be checked.
10o-yard foot race.
Standing hat-foot jump.
Hurdle jump.
Climbing the slick pole
$50 yard slowest bicycle race.
Fastest bicycle race, distance to be
determined later.
Tug of-war between twelve men on
each side, one side from city, other
from the country.
Same between ten or twelve boys
from the city and same number from
the country.
Potato race-open to boys and girls.
Sack race.
Shaclxle race.
Contest for hitching up horse and
unhitching same.
Contest for same for ladies--har-
ness to be properly hung up In all
cases.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-14

one drop-hea sewing machine to
couple getting married, on Farmers
Day, surrounded by West Florida
products and people at the fair
grounds.
Coffee Ranch Company, 81 worth
coffee, to oldest lady present.
Meyer Shoe Company, half dozen
pair sox to oldest bachelor present.
f. S. Mellen Il Co., feed stuffs, 100
pounds Arab horse feed for the best
team Of mules.
Levy 0 Hallmark, FIVE pound box
candy for couple getting married at
fair grounds
Marston & Qu1na, enc 3x6 rug
ladies' hitching-up contest.
Charles Cottrell, half dozen photo
graphs for the Oldest man ON the
grounds
Charles CottreIl. half dozen. photo
graphs to oldest women on the
grounds.
Miss Herman millinery.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
4 0a1D ros ~ M8a9

AR JOHN MOMAnn1N OF TfR BDONx-h = hassay e.s.sA
W II PA6 But As.As nassGses - TIE vsy
phantAry of tha Brock three apart
bs and intends not to aop seea he
% viii be rested family without
his eassvss popaate the Broax is his hof~ to
crying vreog be thing for landlord 10
families with sen his houses bat that what
doing Why, hsvs much suffering from this inhuman
hbtion ehArsa apartments that think il time for
take ha.1 |. matter Mr. Monaghan.
Perhaps Mr. NonAan modest realize that he q
hanhrop All to him! The world today gives
babis Landlords prefer aud flats
chdrsu annoy the nehbors and do
The applicant for place steward janto coach
of dozen other places of domestic be al
lowed have wife perhaps bring her with him for service
but the mahogany doors will for servants children
The widow who II forced out and make the living for
herself and little usually finds them deadly ncumbrace
wherever she turns
Every parents their children dearly the rich
love their forced harsh necessity place them in nst
when the sfed the bottom the
fault found be less with the than with the enseles and
eaess and conditions them by those who easily
could if they would change ii all.
while the children of the city poor being fatally dis
the children of the citys rich being emina
The render nconvenien unfash
children the great
all the world babies what
shine is to the feds-its light and life
Mr. Monaghan a do the square thng-gve
the children chancA And fact that Of his three
without indicates
that the thing be good business princp-Puebo
Star Journal
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
vg voUlD ~ euooGBs

- ~ bsss s.A1iAg H. nasesss vssss u mil
proper training they sdd a.A With hsr tsPsaen
e boe the Of and have te world
her Per he has the artist g sOul ~
TAis a wife She married yosng-hsssss tie po.sb
fully revealed Husand hoae body
the but the queen Of his rcsde s
the pink Of baby fingers
twining around parental heartstrings
marriage the lure of the fooghtA the
appliance this with the force Of
husband Italy to study Thrice
has husband followed and persuaded her to return
choice to be final On the hand
the admired of kings
the worlds distinguished and be emblazoned pub
LEFTY glare old chdless to miss the
dmped darling breast to have sturdy
filling with pride the and with love the heart
through the agonies the strains the
the white tenty of countless seepSs
the cradlesde disease fights for sacrce to have
ways the gnawng of ambition unfulfled
yourself her place dear madame; which would YOr
choose?
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
THE INV DANCES
4 4 n n n

lERBERT Kaafan of the brilliant and Of the
highest paid gazne and writer's Of the day He
writings timely themes ali Of the big magaznes Here
is Mr. Kaufmans es6nion Of the new dances:
When ths Of the turkey the the grizzly
bear and the ban9 hug the devil dinH in the hand
few H. pse nterted exhibitions Of less
character Today fathers and huabani, and brothers rot
busngy copany with mother daughters and srs-the
spectacle is appaling.
The mnuet stately and exquisite the waltz is loetry in
on there Fyhm in the shottshe and the polka joy Of
living in the mazo and charah and rolknx fur in the Vir
gnia re but the o4s and hsgs AMI tangos herita2es
from the bagnio-gifs Of the brothel
New York has Ancenad The Broadway restauants
crowded nightly with otters activities continue
closing hour Roadhoases advertise dancing for their
halls devoted solely totng and raging being opened
lin all quarters.
The Of the situation intensified by the sale
drinks; between uul dancing
the toll of dishonor is bound to be heavy.
To make hotels Dances af
fordng opportunity Tor eude the vigilance parents
and for married advantage Of their confdng
bands.
Meanwhile the devil fdes and smes-business picking ur
in hell