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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10

At seven o'clock this morning when the sun was shining brsht md warm and with the whole population of Nome dressed n the summer clothes down at the beach the steamship We toria, Capta,n John o'6rien. dropped anchor and sent 52t passengers ashore. The big ship made the record trip for all time according to her officers. She left Seattle at 10: 90 .. n. June 2 and landed opposite Nome at o'clock or . few minutes therefrom. this morning, so making the journey less than eight days altogether al though she lost eight hours at the pass last Saturday. Her passengers ineiud. ed I99 first class passengers, many of whom are old timers who have been away for years. and 1,50o tons of freight by weight or 1000 by meas u~sment. The voyage was a most pleasant ore m every respect accord. ing to the new agent. R. A. Carroll, who had his office ready at the same old stand m hour after thr ship drop ped anchor. The vessel made from, 320 to 423 miles . day md never did things yo SO swinninsly. She will leave this evening for St. Michael and next Friday evening she will hit the trail for Seattle. Following is . list Of the first class passengers:
 : C. 0. Ounkin. 4. kaxsIhof, c. kaxs- hof. Q. R. Hank. Edward Peace. Mrs. Edward Peace, E. H. Hatcher, lra Q. Orton, N. 0. samusis. Sam Cay lord, Sam Bowdsn. Miss Vera Hall. Miss Mareey. R. C. Fiod;ne, C. F. FIo- dine, Frank Reed. R. W. J. Reed. Geo. X. Mcleod. 4. Mcintosh, C. C. Bray ton Mrs. C. C. Brayton, Master Bray ton. ]. Lindsbers. R. A. Carroll, Alfred Anderson, A. ]. Lon,sn, Gerald Hutton. n. Lee. H. Greenberg. Lieut.. H. |. Boyd. Mrs. Anna 8. Clark, Chas. R. Haiier, Miss Anna Fratx, Miss Sadie Goodman, R. ,. Reeny, Harry
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10
STEAMSHIP VICTORIA
 MAKES RECORD TIME

H. Csrr;sor, |. Barstsd. L. laree0, C. E. Blair ". ". Dill. C. C. Lind. Jehn Holmss, 4. R. Andersen, W. Hsydsn' Baldwin eoycs, Ale Fertsf. Jes For ter, j. S. Smith. W. ]. Saresdsr. Jim Suw,r,srviiis, ,. MeF alden, [. Dur0ss' V. Andene, 2. JehUson, R. Mitchell. .. 8. Turner. R. lss. C. lss. ]. Moron C. H. Sienatsen. h. Schwsrts. W. E. Lehman. c. haosn, R. Andersen. C. H. eovsksr. 6. ~. Ryan, h. Psttinsil', C. E. eumpus~ R. 6. Noel, 2. A. John son. Roy esIinssr. ]. Q. Wick" T. Wick. 8. sspspois, x. E. sherssn. ]. '. Todd, C. oanston. C. hessr, E. Shsrloek. C. 6. Ph;llpsen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10

Special Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE. June 9.-A fact of the ersstsst importance to the miners cd AIaska and to the city Of Seattle Il sell was rsde public today when b. the orders Q: the dirsctor of tn. rnirt the charges t~msriy made by the Ss. attic assay office were abolished and gold will bs in future taken in st the office without the sxpsnse to the min. ere which had to bs met hitherto. The
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10

Wells, c. A. Sunquist. Miss c. Back.
 mann Mrs. Ray Esl'nssr. Miss M. jsn. sen R. 8. Hoffman, H. 8. chandisr, A. Gavin, Mrs. 4. Gavin. ,. L. Bunch, ]. L. Bunch, Mrs. F. Marion, Mise ]. Nelson, J. j. Cole. G. p. Gessin. Ed Gibbs, \. Soups, S. ]. Soupe. Mics l.. Van Ness, Mss E. Perry, Mes o. C. Edgar, Miss N. Saunders. A. H. kse. ioso, Mrs. A. II. Kellogg and child, John Doc. c. 4. Pidduek. 4. W. Nah. L. Loevvsnhurx. E. z. Cole, W. 4. Johr-
 son, Mrs. w. 4. Johnson and son, O. Carlson, Owe Eivsdaht, W. Carlson. C. E. Littls6sid, Miss hazsi Murray. Miss A. ~. Lomsn. Mrs. Geo. Medin, O. W. Ashby. s. Nivsr, W. L. ceehrsns. Mrs. W. L. Coehr.ns Harold Cochran, Thos. o"er,sn. W. 4. Beyes. Mrs. w. A. Boyee, Frank Gorssnsen, C. O. Jones, x. 8. Withard, Max hirseh. berg, 4. N. Garistiansr, \. Tsssbsen' 4. Brown. F. 4. Petersen, W. 4. Pet.
 erson, Ray Lutz. W. Marks, ,. T.
 Shurtz, Mrs. N. Msrks, Mrs. ,. T. shurtx, Miss Anna Wtsobsrs, D. o'Rs;iIy, Mrs. 3. o'Rs;Iiy. Mrs. M' An,blev. Mrs. A. Madison, Mastsr Msd. son, ?. c. ssrvatius, Ben Eek, ]. Jun. ts. Chas. Nssisr. Rrsd oavis, W. C. Mcclure. 4. 4. Pstt. W. 0sHnsy. A. H. Pointer. 6. 4. Thompson. Mrs. E. A. Thompson. W. o. Thompson. ]
 Gee. W;ntsrn,sntls. Geo
 Denny. E. N. Wsrsing. Sam Ssigls. J. C. surk, Gsorsss \. Hinton, R. h. ertx. R. H. vought. B. ?. Mehary. Harold kjsIsberg. A. Thsrdins, x. G
 4. X. O;sdriek. John Cou. de, E. Nordsn, L. L. SouIs, ]. E'sht- berger. W. w. Sale, John Wsst'snd
 ]. Ayers. ]. \. Fs;st, Wm. x. Bow den. Peter Bayrs, J. R. Tucker. A. Js Layton. fly Hoysr. John To'Isn. w. x. .Loofbarrow, Ed Loofbarrow. Carl Finn Risfold. Henry Smith. N. ,. Butler. C. .. Cooper. w.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10
EAST IS TN GRASP OF WINTER
nor III ALASKA AND
 FREEZING IN THE EAST

tic stats of affairs sxistsd in. thls part of the country and alI over the At' Iantic ssaboarI as that which 's turn. ino sur,n,sr into winter at prsssnt. in- stead of looking like the month Of June the Atlantic coast prsssrts all the taksns and siens of carly winter and the popuIation is filled with vendor
 msnt. No attempt has yet been mads to explain this phsnemsnsl osid but various theories arc being advanced which ere moro CT lses rellablA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10
Special Nugget ssrvios.

Special Nugget ssrvios.
 NEW YORK, June 9.-Ths coidest month of June in the history of New York is now being experienced here and the most extraordinary sHsets ars noticeable. ln the northern part ef the state . heavy frost is pre- vailina and ice can bs seen almost everywhere s;vna the country the ap- psaranes os winter. Never bsfers has such . climatic eonditon como at this time Of the year and seisntists arl
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10
RAILROAD
 PETITION TO LANE

C. 2. osssin, prssidsot ss the Ne~s chsmbsr ef Commerce who returned on the Victoria, prevented the pstit;s, signed isst fsi, te the sserstsry of tic ;rtsrior. He slse saw the members es the Aisska railroad commission to in. prsss upon them the advantages which would come te this peninsula by the government ewnsrship es the road or by some mssns Ter operating t.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10
SWEDISH sERvtcEs.

Swedish ssrviess will bs held in the Congregational church this evening d . o'clock by Rev. A. ?. AndsrsoW es ssattls and Missiensry Carl Hsndrick. con ef Turleek, California. Beth ar. rived on the vieteria and bsiecs te ths Swedish mission church.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10
FIRST VESSEL THROUGH
 CANAL OCTOBER l5

eanat and its complete prsParatien fer real traffic would not bs promised be- Tore the first day of January. 1915.
 He reports everything to bs pro sressins spIsndidly and that nothing has come to mar the entire suecses of the great undertaking. When the first boat is able to go through. Gos-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10
MCLAUGHLIN WING
 FOR AMERICA

Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK. June io.-MelsushIin won the tennis ssr;ss for America by beating the runner up three to roth' ing.
 The American team also won the first place ia the round teurnusnt with Germany sseond. Germany ~e" second place from Australia by talk ;oo the fourth game ef the ssriss.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10

thais says, N msans that the canal can bs ussd for any vssesis should any oeeasion arise that would make it neo. ssssary to tst them through but hs oensidsrs it advisable to have every thing ready bsfors the final a"neu"es'
 nsut of the real opening is made.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10

epseia: Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK, June 10-Colonel Gos. thais, chief engineer of the Panama canal, arrived here today and an- nouncssd that the first ship would bs put through the canal on the fifteenth of October this year. He also stated, however, that the real opening of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10
CHINA eNooRses THE
 BRYAN PEACE PLAN
Special Nassst Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON Q. C., Juno tos-- Word was received by the ststs ds. partmsrt teddy that the Chinese ssv. srnmsnt heartily sndsrsss the plano formulated for peace by William ten. ninss oryan, the United statss ssefs. 'ary ~ stats.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10

WASHINGTON, Juno o.-With ice and frost all over many os the middle Atlantic states and in New England the people sss ahead . most dsplor. able condition of affairs. Mover In all historv has such . remarkable oiivna.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON, Q. C.. June 1o.-- Senator Payne hes estimated that the snaetmsnt of the tariff bill will mean the loss ef revenue to this country et S24.ooo.o 900.
 4 table has been prepared by the fnsnes committee of the ssnats chow. ;oe the comparative figures. The ad'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10

now studying the phsnomsnen with . view to learning what can have esussd 1t. The frost is almost sure to bring about rsaliy disastrous effects in va. rious ways.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10

The Victoria brings us large ship. mont ef nsats. Tho quality and priess ars the very best. phons Black toS. Union Meat Go. e's Y
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10
SEATTLE ASSAY OFFICE
 AB0llSHES ITS CHARGES

der to offsst the advantage which San Francisco possessed and which enabled the latter city to secure . large quan. tity of the gold coming from AlaskA and elsewhere. it is believed that Franklin X. Lane, sscrstary Of the in- tsrior. is to a very great extent to bs thanked for the great change in the
 nsthod.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10

Min,rs editis~s rssay sse mailing st the Nusese sMss. ooe..
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10
TARIFF MEANS LOSS
 OF $24,000,000

vaiorsu of the prospossd law is 22.se per cent whilss the d vaiorsn of the present tariff is 43.6% per cent.
 IL is expected that the less of rev. ssnus can b. made wp by other nsans chief of which is the income tax.
 You should investigate Gosgin's price cutting spidsmi.e.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10

The Psepis's Papsr"-Nsms Nussst
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10

"Ths Peoples Paper"-Nems Nussst
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19
FORMER CAIRO
LADY'S DEATH
At ROCKFORD
Mrs. Myrtle Alden Harrison Passes
Away There on March 6,
After Serious Illness

Mrs. Myrtle Alden Harrison, y
former Calroite, died on March AZ
Rockford, M She was the wife OF
III. alden A. Harrison. OF Rockford
and Is survived hy her husband amt
three children. two girls aud 4 hoy
and her mother aud two sisters. Mat
lie and Bessie. and brother, Roy
Alden.
Ms. Alden died after an illness Of
tonsilltis and lagrippe. contracted
While in attendance nursing her
children through a siege of similar
Illness. She was we'll known in
Cairo. where the family formerly re-
sided and she was a graduate Of the
class OF 1892 of the Cairo High
ssAool Her death viii come as a
MS 10 her friends.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19
FRANCE AND US.
TO FIX THE TINE
Of THE WORLD
irmy and Navy Experts Arrive to
Reg,n Experiments at Arl-
ington Radio Station.

New York, March 1S.-The Off
eers Of the French army and navy
arrived here on board La Provence
to assist in measuring the speed Of
wireless waves and correcting the
worlds time
Lieutenant Ludovic Drieneort and
lieutenant Charles de Vaisseau Gig
ION are Of tho navy and Colonel
5usiave Ferrie and Captain Paul
i.oveefue represent the army They
we're met at the pier by Lieutenant
& Il Newton OF the New York navy
yard
They were designated by the
French government for their work
lnd will cooperate with American
9fiicers at Arlington.
It is proposed to establish COM
munieatlon from Arlington with thu
Eifel Tower in Paris.
Lieutenant Gignon. who speaks
English fuently, explained the pur
1oses Of the trip.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19
sUFTRACETTES
VISIT wilson
President Urged to Recommend
Votes for Women Amendment
to Special Session.

Washington, March Is Presi-
lent Wilson to-day was urged 10
recommend to the special session Of
congress suffrage for women by con
titntional amendment. He told 4
onemitiee OF the National Woman's
Suffrage association. which made
he reuqest. that he had not made
~ his mind on the question.
Members of the party said the
president viewed the woman stuff
rage idea as question OF great
ractical Importance.
The committee had half an hour
f the presidents time Mrs. Har-
CIV w Whey Of the Housekeeper's
LANCE set forth the value OF sun
age from the viewpoint OF the
nother influencing society. Mrs.
laude " Stone. wife of Represen-
alive Stone Of Illinois, pointed on,
be difficulties Of obtaining suffrage
through amendments to state consti-
buttons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19
Nothing Unusual Caused Demise of
Frances Leslie, American
Actress.
no NOT CREDIT REPORTS
Relative TO Boxes of Poisoned Con-
fectionery Being Sent Her
Aboard Steamer Oceanic.

southampton. England. March X
The post-mortem examination Of
the body of Frances Leslie, an Amer
lean actress. who died aboard the
Oceanic Saturday. was held TO-DAY
without revealing anything unusual
As to the cause of death, and a cor,
onets inquest was opened and al
Journed until April II after formal
evidence had been taken.
Nc credenco is given here TO re-
ports in connection with the death.
ana Il is only TO dispose Of these
rumofs that it has been though
necessary to analyze the woman
organs.
The body is to be given into the
charge Of Albert W. Swain. United
states Consul here, and Will be con
veyel to New York March - Z
has been established mat Miss Les
lie told several passengers that she
was subject TO heart disease, and re-
Trained from participation in the
social events during the voyage
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19
THE COUNTESS 0F
SUFFOLK COMES TO
MOTHERS BURIAL

New York, March fS.-The liner
George Washington arrived here to-
day from Southampton and Cher
bourg with a distinguished list OF
passengers, including the Earl and
Countess of Suffolk. the latter OF
whom is the daughter of Mrs. L. 2.
better, vino died recently at Wash
ington. She is home for her moth
er's funeral. Others OF the passen-
gers of note were Perry s. Heath Of
Harry Payne Whitney.
Orville Wright, the aeroplane in
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19
Wholesale Arrests Follow los COM
plants Divided Among so Mem;
bers of Alleged Organization.
THE MEN HIGHER UP"
Have Not Been Named so Far But
Startling Developments Are
Expected in Few Days.

Chicago. March 1s.-Who, esate
arrests OF alleged members OF the
Arson trust" today followed the
issuance of los warrants for 80
mem hers-merchants. fire Insurance
adjusters and alleged "h.c hugs
The most prominent arrest was Jos
eph Clarke. public adjestrr. VINO
was held in a bond OF slea aaa on
sixteen charges. lIo preyionsty
had been arrested on charges OF At.
tempted bribery. arson and burning
10 defraud but liberated under a
bond of SOS .oo0.
Benjamin Fink, convicted fire.
bug" was named in Z warrants.
Israel Schanner. alias Jacob Schaff.
per alleged to be another "hrehng
vas named in Is Complaints.
Ii was said tonight that more ar
rests would follow after the issu-
ance of warrants within the next
few days
The men higher M" have not
beea named in warrants 50 far.
'"Fbe mon named in the warrants
ssued today are inyo we'd in % diff.
erent fires, said the prosecutor,
"and the aggregate loss is $500
oOo" - 'as:
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19
MANY a Suffering Woman

prass herself through her daily
asks suffering from backache,
headache, nervousness. aud loss of
sleep. not knowing her ills are due
o Kidney and bladder troubles
Foley Kidney Pills will help any
form Of kidney or bladder trouble,
any backache, rheumatism, uric acid
poisoning or irregular kidney action
They are strengthening, tonic and
curative, and contain no habit form
ng drugs No one who suffers from
kidney and bladder trouble can af-
ford to overlook Foley Kidney Pills
For sale by all druggists
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19
AssASSINS BULLET
VIAIMS AS VICTIM
GEORGE OF GREECE
fconcluded from page IL

it was thought that afterwards
when he went on a visit to other
European capitals that he would no.
return to Greece.
Like his father. whose abdication
Of the throne was rumored he re
turned in time to regain the popn.
larity OF the people.
Ills repeated triumphs during the
present war have aroused the Wild
est enihnsiasms and only d few days
ago II was announced that an
equestrian statue in his honor would
be erected in the capitol
Crown Prince Constantine tool
over the army, besieged JANA anf
bidding his time and by a military
ront captured the fortress.
The new queen Is extremely pop
fllar. She was formerly Princess
sifai, sister Of Emperor William of
Germany.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19
WIFE SUES ARMY OFFICER,

New York, March tS.--Mrs. Gus
tav W Stevens, wife of Lieutenant
Colonel Stevens, U. s. A., today be-
gan suit for separation on the
grounds of cruel and inhuman treat
ment. hrs. Stevens declares that
they have been separated for the
past twelve years. In answer Coll
onel Stevens declares that the
'scandalous actions" of his wife
drove him from the army. lie was
subsequently reinstated. t@s
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19
HORSE RACE PLAN AT PARTY.

New York, March Isl. Mrs. Clar
ence u ~ Bus, wife Of a wealthy
Kent oky horseman, has come t.
New York to arrange for private
horse RACE 10 BE- a feature OF a housc
party at her home in Lexington
Several prominent New Yorkers
have been invited. Mrs. lie Bus has
obtained the sanction OF the jockey
Club for the race Forty silver Guns
are ID be offered as prizes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19
EL0PERs FACE U. S. COURT

San Francisco, March 1S.--Drew
Cominetti. son of q State Senator,
and Maury Diggs, former state archi-
tect, both wealthy society men.
must face tria as white slavers here
for taking two girls from Sacra
mento TO Reno. They abandoned
wives and children. They are now
in Jail in Sacramento The federal
court Will try their cases.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19
GREEN CARPET
LAID ON FLOOR
OF THE HOUSE
Enlarged Membership Following the
Last Census Makes Alteration
in Chamber Necessary.

Washington, March 1S--Work-
men began today laying q new green
carpet on the floor of the House of
Representatives
It is the first new carpet laid in
the House for nearly six years. The
House floor is undergoing alterations
preparatory to the substitution of
benches for desks.
The change was made necessary
by the enlarged representation fol
lowing the last census.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19
An Epidemic Of Coughing

Is sweeping over the town and
Young and cid are alike affected
FoIcy's Honey and Tar Compound Il
quick safe reliable family medi-
cine for coughs and colds. A. $
Jones. of Lee Pharmacy. Chico,
Calf, says: Il consider Foley
Honey and Tar Compound has NJ
equal and IL the one cought med
ieine can recommend TO my friends
as containing no narcotics or othei
harmful properties Refuse al
substitutes and take only Foley.
Honey and Tar Compound For sal.
by all druggists. --Advt
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19
A Geld. La Grippe, Then Pneumonia

Is too often the fatal sequence.
la grippe coughs hang on, weaker
the system. and lower the vital re-
sistance. II. G. Collins, postmaster,
BarBagat. N. !, says: 81 was troubled
With severe La Grippe cough and
was completely exhausted after each
fit Of violent coughing Before !
had taken one half of bottle OF
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
the coughing spells had entirely
ceased. wish to say Ii cant be
beat An others are limitations .
For sale by all druggists -Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19
BAD CHECKS CAUSE ARREST.

Portland. Ore. March 1S.--Arthnr
Fa7lar. posing as the son Of New
York millionaire dry goods importer
anu graduate of the law department
of Columbia University. has been
arrested here on charge Of passing
worthless cheeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19
MACHINE GUNS ON AIRsHIPs

Friederiekshayen. March Is
Owing to the success of the recent
'rials OF machine guns on the latest
Ype Of Zeppelin airships, it has
been decided to equip all future
ieppelins with these guns.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19
JACOB c0RBETT WILL GET
NICE RIPE FEDERAL PLUM

jacob corbett of Wiekliife, very
we'll known to Cairoites viii in all
probability secure q nice ripe plum
z the federal distribution. Con
xressr'an Allen W, Barclay of Pa
tlueah, has recommended Mr.. Cor.
netf 20 Secretary Lane OF the In
terior. for appointment as an in
spertor IN the general land oiIiea. N
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19
NAMED AS U. S. COUNSELLOR.

Washington, March 1s.-John
aassett Moore, professor of inter-
national law at Columbia universi-
~. Will be counsel or for the state
department, succeeding Chandler =,
Anderson Of New York, it was an
nonnced today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19

Copenhagen. March is Most o.
King Georges property to the vaia,
Of possibly 100000 is in Den
mark. He was an excellent, bust
ness man and made a fortune in res
estate He had a palace and severa
houses in Copenhagen which he
bought cheaply and which afterward
greatly increased in value He also
Lad many houses in Paris. His
money and securities were all kept
in banks in Paris. Vienna and Lon
don, since the state of the Grecian
throne was not firm enough for the
inYestment and banking of the mon.
arch in his own country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19
River Forecast.

The Ohio, from the mouth OF the
Wabash to Cairo. viii continue e
rise for the next ; or Z days. reach
ing 4 crest al Cairo Of about rs feet
barring further rainfall The Mis-
aissippi, from below ST. Louis Ia
Cairo, and the Tennessee, from
Florence to the mouth, will rise at
decreasing rate for the next day
or two. The Wabash. Al MI Cafple
WIN not change much. probably be
ginning 10 fall, within the next y
hours.
r. r. LINDLEY.
Local Foreeaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19

Athens, March King George
vsas horn December "a, 1916, and
was, therefore, g. years of age. He
assembled the throne on Oct. 81.
SCI At the age OF is Ills It'll,
was George |. King OF the lIelenes
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19

ventor, and his sister, Miss Rather.
Inc Wright.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19
NEWS Of THE RIVERS
STAGE of River,

Stage OF river 3l.ssa rise OF 2 I
dining the preceding "a hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19
Weather Forecast.

Cairo and notwithstanding
elendiness and probably rain We'd
nasiay
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-19

Sunrise and Sunset.
Sun will rise today ...-.s Nv
Sun will set today ..,,..... GUS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
Woman's Duty and That of Man
By ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

Are you dressing to please your
husbands taste or to attract the
eyes of the multitude?
II is well to consider beauty as
an important part of life.
We dream Of a beautiful Heaven
peopied with beautiful angels.
Why not make our homes and
our persons as beautiful as possb-
BILE here on earth?
But to be beautiful does not
mean to follow every eccentricity
of fashion or every eXtravagaRt
caprice of the hour.
Beauty lies first and foremost in
good taste and good health,
Are you taking sensible care nt
your health?
Are you doing something every
day that means growth-growLh
of character?
If not, you will deteriorate as the
years pass. We never stand still
We must either go forward or
backward A quarter of an hour
each, day given to quiet thought
or serious reading orprayer to the
Invisible Guides, means inestima.
bic value to the character.
1t is little to give; but it means
tn rapaiyp Ypuph
And it enriches life and enables
you to be a better wife and motheS
and friend.
Pray much-but talk little ahort
it. The "pious," preachy woman is
never popular, and she limits her
sphere of usefulness. Ask for light,
guidance, growth-and power for
usefulness-and power TO radiats
happiness.
1t shall be given.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
FRANKS HOPE"
-. In=ShOOts :.

Needless friends are always the
most numerous.
1t is difficult to be enthusiastic
without gushing trife.
1t is easier to scare a man off
the perch than 1t is to brace him
up
Lack of nerve has kept MANY
man from being real naughty.
There is no knock more exas-
perating than the incredulous
smile.
1t does not take much pressure
to move a man who can be
driven to drink.
g
When a man is able to ask
few fool questions, he imagines
that he is wise.
The fellow fond of argument
never seems as smart as the man
Whe gEses with you