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wtFh them for the purruss D. lFstIn9. Ii THS their expreeHeE tHIcHtiuh to HBcerta1n the heEt. Hnd mUHt scientific nnethnd f3r saving alL the liEhL snln. They believed that thr experiment. wEich nati. been made by thsM betaTe in csh%r EraTvl bJ t'ew pToceaa whirh had been almost rerrsctEd %nuId result In ttIdki1g d cTcmcr dt'uF lot 1f ErIHInd on this DrRlnaulH pa% that nevar 'ptsld nay hefute
 Tt wsa Aiac the intention they said. in caHe thgS took HvcT Shu properties tn pIure rheUecn Tre1nrnsIulIE dredging mHrhinss which would far anTpusa in ai@e and capacity any drTsfgrA BOW In Lhr country.
 Mir. Huhsaun ia q man Tt large
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esseI@I NHn1At sArvIAA.

Eseei%I NHH0At SArvLAA.
 WASHINGTON. Jan. l6-A senc@ = I:oh waE crcarN3 |, dQy when William WIndAeld. A nAgTo who was formerly neasnngnr far thH Htandard OH Com- EaArry, coniaaseG 10 haTlEH slolsn tho hUchibuld letters and 10 h1v1nS sold them to William Randolph Hearst
 1'hcss letters were th.a cause of ths ttE inYcstiGutl1r during thH dAyF preceding the prrat6entiAl slectisn' At that time He&1Ht declared he totild prove that Standard cll ard various othrr trusts had hnznret the Rooae- Fett zmpziKn in 1903.
 Roosevelt dcr;Ad ThAr Arehibqid as tho representative of the Stan 1"r1
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NEGRO STOLE LETTERS
 SOLD TO HEARST

Company II.td contributed tp 'lG campaign hut 1t was pIorr,l lhAL ne had done 30 when the Con1mltIea held ftE examination. Il waz shown. how ever. thnt nnosevslLs campaign man aGcr& al tho time had taken the money without Rposevet'H petshHal knowledge II wna the letters i1At p7sac1 thoN beEween Lhs mznaEsrs HHh ArcIIbtld which inc EGKro COIL Iesscs to stealing
 Na0i are tlTciIred tO think trlt He7rEf acted floAL GlghUn9rzh." ia bribing ar efnploye tn. commit he theft and iils action may cap9r h;n1 far EtrfLEtr injury than iG caused my of the men IIe wished tn hurt.
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WILSON BUSY
 ABOUT CANAL
WILL CONFER WITH 4oETHALa TO PREPARE FOR COMING
 MQKk.
spAciAI td upnst Ear~las-

apAciAI Nunnst ear~las-
 TRENTON, Jan. iG.-~.Waadrpw wI. Ann, president -clccl. has arTanEtd fdT conference with CDlohcI Gostfzls chIet engineer of the Fn14ma carei The conference Ttll be held fer thH r11pusc pL Informing kr. Wilson about the conditions nt ths canal aHr the final work 70 bs accomplished hefgfe ils opening. The opening viii take pIaGe this year actually and llar uresId dent sleIsk is mnEt dsiruI1s Hf Re- quirinH d kflnrIAdge of nil the detaiEr It is hurd1y likely that he will anesrt ths oIf@r of lhc hEttleEhip nnAnH by President Tnft for th0 pIrpCsc of vfsilIne Panama. Tf lie ra%S no visit 10 the cAnal beIore his inauguration he xriI! probably he too nrsy tr Ep RraS fer goHsa tlrsae atterward.
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ksAA;AI hHsRsA Ssr~ie&

BOSTON, Jan. IG.~- Tlc who'll. uiry If Boston a<Ameh Tor h i'm" v+sLcr- day Co bs in thA, hanhG er lone bar- dit who with ronALnmntc ln.ins hFI't III Yurlou6 people and places befon' telnS finally caPiIlT'd by The pehcr. Isis pr.nCipHI alH1 scen1ri to b. the h1'dtRE up nT raiirpad oIIic.IS IuIJ lr actually auerPehed is hlhdinr 1IIt and TrAhlnE sis of them hrfnr1. lie %ns Iok<h' His method W.!E siruE md ecnEAt-d of walking into an of1rr "itli \ reyotrer lAni,IlsI WhI'. he d.
 nHnded evct$onc pTcsrnr 60 ho.h up sacH hands. After hnatly securing ~hat sRlu&hcs II' could EcI hA lsrn-
 eEenfd tn another UIFiGr md went oycr
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CHARLEY MAnsEN GOT LEFT.

CHrsnIh Charley MSdseE. formerly of tho Wasp. got rather badly left last tfllI by the land Iuhbar's method of trnve.ih@ outside. Aftcr rsRthinE Seattle from Nome he took B tEa'n far the East. Arriving with a friend ae Butte, E1Rt.. he got off 10 buE q p0st cord. "Wl1nh caH1e hssclt,' y says the caprair ir a IpLteF. 'the traln was un itz TaY dp~n the track wtth- out, me-"
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LONE BANDIT DEFIES
 ALL CITY OF BOSTON

the same uCrfoi nl; ncr. In llI~ axeh ntflce Ic wss lTlnI rrHd before !:c ruuh usc hiG Elm. IIA Eyvs the 'mmc of William C.LArton t3 the police md tho 7lIsndriLiag FIN ItrY have every Tea- Eon to beLinss 1t ts Ihe right nne- His 'ioIIHei' racn:d sgITnS m h" stiI. I mystery hut iuEcsl i.aIims 1j' now IEidsr Tgy which urr rApcated Lp prove ;Er HlnLiI Tf1n axhihifTsc sesa slsn and dsriug must l"- ur "l6 huI1h If thc LuAtnrss.
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TURKISH SHIP SENDS GREEK
 CRUISER TO THE BOTTOM

wa T1I'nd :l'll h"r E"ns ~'I" f"I SI- perinr tn the srmEmeTi nf The hIarL,- 3'Hni. ilcT uu''nFIs .llsm shn%Gd su ncrLor n1&rzErsArsllIn and ewa of hI
 allEIlS lA:eek iur IASTs .gM pr In.
 Greek shells Lhal rea~F-d rhPir in tonded destlHation. Wen tIe IpII lr hGii sIsicd fur ETmsth1ns IIke an hnur the hscrdpnIn shGwd dls'i ~,GIH- "f hislress, hnt she krr nr .rn@ t"Hahai l'r-Avsly to th1, end and nrv"r struck her eclorx | is ihGneht here iD bt most probable ttat tho 6Tc uf IF~ TurkF diAalIrd Iha Nncfdnntx eaTly in ClIr contest or ahe 2-oIld Vtrbal'.y
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PERKINS FEARS -+
 MONEY TRUST
TELLS COMMITTEES THAT AE SEES GREAT PERIL All FAD
 FOR COUNTRY.
6Rs1iRl NusRst S~rrIns-

6RS%Iat NuBBOS @~Frlns-
 WASH Ian, I<.-GeoFEu " I'AfEinE dArIErrA To llIc committee which is investigating the mcney trust Unit he sses tho .GreaieHt pcris ahead for the country unlcE some means ls dev1Red fur rnuHtHraEtinx the effects oF- thu rnaGhInAttors or fine great .nntinhters.
 EIe was examined at ErEAL I.ngti by tho nnTnmIttes yesterday and wrr .n perfectly willing wItnsHH. For rhA first lIrlr sines the comtfML LrfsH EtArRcd inc invrRtlE4tioh wItneAH of high atanding I.TE fnnnl Whn thoroughly 6aEe lLlnHeif 10 Inc work of aiding the members ut the rIsrratitce. FA even went out UT his wHy tu *hoW rAat hIs heart WRR with tho InVsstLGa- ton and hIa LCBtIr1nnF ~Ks HuHt valuable.
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MEk|eANN GOVERNOR
 .DEF|ES THE REPUBLIC

The building belongs to the EUFsrh Tneal and 2 QiililAI9 force will as us- patched as snsh aR p0zsihls lp lay 'sEegs Co IF. HifalE0 hRs nuitc q large number Of Idherent9 E1th him iE Li'0 pGlace and all arc we'll armed When .san Ches& reached the town of Flax cala in which ths palace IA. located < riot followed between rhe supporters of the. L~o nlen. HlaalEc Eepns te Have the majority rE the people with him '..Dd Inc new Eoveru0r'*. party teceiveh A hal handling. All is nu%' quiet for the present but rHliiifG' dF- vefDEInrniS ara expedited.
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WRESTLING MATCH MONDAY.

Kelly Of Fort Ds*is ard AEthur9 Qt Han Francisco will WFeStIe REalu next Monday evening at 4. B. Hall This event will be nnly one 0f u4rLy to bG brought off that evening Rs beEicEIt tor Frank Connolly. peteTunh and WaIkhErs wiit also Wrc4lle and a hTc- ly boxing bout baiw1en 0lEs oHEuod nnd Gene RuHe will he arOthAF iEeEu of fine broEraEp.
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Speola4 huss~s *wvAs4.

MEXICO CITY, Ian. 1&.-Ltkc a noble c. mcdicvsI times Governor Hdalso of Tlaxcaa haa bid drfanne lv IEc Mexican government Atid tE nnw hrrIc@ae din the Tlaxcade Riatr palace repAy to give battle raihsT fhas reaiEm from ,hia office.
 He Has ftiired some days ago bH' thc rrAs-nAnr' and Augustine San CheE% was apDoinsoA ns his H,i''css- v soT. IlidaLgo rsfusxd 10 lHeapt his dismissal and Nhch liS hear1l that lhA ns% Frfernor wRs arprnaehiHg ne or dcTy1 the palace tn ba haTrire drSf.
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ORGAN FED NOME.

Dr. A. x. ltItIiAssr, wko was mar Tied to A1iss KnthyTR DuhH lAst TueEday rrr1Ing, w2k oIc oT tht ncH Ehc srGanizEh the Ecnc mining dN trler. Associated wiill htrn in me ar gznizntinS were Jatrt EAndHbgrg BTynIcsnn and Gssr I'r1ec- The docIUr Jt times can talk Inos' fnttFcstnEIY ot rhe old Jays and Inc SxnnrkablR eYenln which EceRrrrd here before wr hncAnse eiviii4ed.
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xympAIhf of most aE the

zympAIhf of most aE the reabl9 iH decidedly with the strikers.
 The rssult Of the strike was im1nR tliHIElY nNticed bccauFe of the jump upwards ln the print 6f shir wA1ats. one remarkable sFerL which the trouble nAY bring ahrnt tr that aaiTi waists nny 4c out Vt 4MhiHR entirely h rhe citY. This would mean bank [. ruptcy tor nost of the employers ard
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have tried tn Hct away whAt Fhe tnulId d%1FaL 70 De certain.
 This rity tR oyer nIn&. with er;rr +u- hRS AI lhc InsH of The gallant ofGIHrs and men Hhp went duNh Ah1 the IA'Ling nT rAnEsAnrs is 70 hHIr:r thut the end of the w'r naw seems tn he Tuttir"r n4t than ever,
 Ills Nedj;deh is p,Ir nf the Pesscla Ur thr Turkish nset scut UUt HGnI-s time 10 fUt1e rh4 G1rAHk haerIsshtp In fight othsr .s1sue4ns6ts nrgs he eH2 rectsd gL ';Gny time.
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NEW PosTcFFIcE OFFICIALS
 GET INTO MARINERS

Postmaster Ealtke and ass'SLaRt I7estrrla stsr Burroughs ara Hnv in charge of Ihu office. They Tcrr dr- cnfercd 1T ~nrE whsn the curtain rpae Hrat thinE $hIs morning md everything Ra4 going along Ew1na ingIS. Mr. Burroughs hAA had lots of rxneriAnrg tn the WcTt.
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ENGLISH PEOPLE BUY OUT
 E. V. JOHNSTON AND OTHERS

wealth hIMseIt but thoae bAhEnd hLrL ana tnA T.ohdoh NngInser hru peuple nt RirnpA1 lLn1itlam EnanrLILl rHgourceH which w1Ii n4~ probably be used GuT thg Accomplishment of Ertnt thInEs right near NoMe rltY-
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ThE people %hO have purchased l.e InI,netpn Eruund are p-ohAsIy ,husc. who were rCprnsented by ! H ShaW. M L.hndon. and E. undgSotl. m Vlr- tpris. whc were here lnst fAn and Iuadr Hn examination nt th+. pnHler- t1ea HuilgsolI was Inc organizer If lhs F'ariHc tcast Coal Nines Com pany Ind was ht me ttr1e Iht lnES ~sl sIIaikhnldEr therein. Shay Ia A ri"r gngineer-
 While herr ltC w1 nr+4Is siH'l'rtr' n. ,r,nsiitruII.. quantity of 1he bedrock EsaraI which they brought outside
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sS~niae Nuggsl EArsIaA,

L!H AS0ELES. Jnt,. if. -11p. min ing property nf +'ayI. F.. ". .TahuE,, Il hn'l 8IrE- iuhnstln, which is ltr,Itrd ht NIIms haE ;rrn p,lTchg scd by Ein- Ihsh 'npitulIsLs whn rrrI+slpinii :.:r- GtrIuC in;f' nlUsL esIcnsra opardtior ther', In ahdithm LII 1hv .r,1,nsf.ar Interest," !l b. Eld IhsI ;.:Ir:r prSi .rr- Lies in 1hc '-trInits 1Ia". IlyIl ILrr . SnAaHd IiT' tlIr saIne propR. 1t ia t"r min, howI"ar. tEnt 1ht rnultrliSi. , Hn%Fsin1i have InIid ;ll-HH'thcI f,T .s"hrslun% ground. ,:r,'t MlErI<y-r Ut her prnprrtIeA nnr hmTr iISrn H'ifN, over. IlIh snm uf nn. Hn2 a half s.iI- Zen dollars.
 7Tiss hsTll is rcuhrfed hcrt. tN uarc.
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suacssI Huoar+ A.r1rs.

spacsaI kuaaSt Ssrvi1a.
 NEW fDHi<, Jan. 18,.-rcrty thou- sand giTls employed In n.IlsiuG shirt waIstS Tn this city au!r work thLs mcEnipE ir addition l" ihpsG Ehn have nut dnrlnE Ihc past few di3G Tho total numher of shirt Wul.I strIS itnw nh strIE& hers tE 1900
 Ti1c induaiFy hHs hren ranrIeteli' lraraLyzsd by the wlak- -ous but rhA
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RAaKE1 BALL TONIGHT,

< team from Noug WIlI nest tiLL I'oft Davis Ictln tonight ai paHkc' ball in the tort nAIL. ThE IetaewlnE La the team fro mEhn city: IlroRte, M0r'- Komsry, LE~1s, ClinIe and FOETt.
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PANIC DURING INAUGURATION CAPITOL kuILplNu IN olxMeIA TUTTEHH uNnEA TME
 CROWD.
Special MuaRsk @arvsaA

wpsainI Nugget 4erAaA
 OLYMPIA. Ian. 1a.-A raT1n WAS nurTuWIS aVerLeH today during thu CersmGnieH httcnGinE the inHuEurn tInh 6r l8nvArMnr Lister WhAh .he p1l- Inrh of the cHAt1I building cracked and the Nnnr EAnk under tILH wsIEht building.
 An the continuous cracking %ns hearrt and Sh-h. Iil@ eocr wAA felt sn s1nl. snnlA pucuIe appeared ftr A mnneIIL tn he VrrF much eEcitcL SuIHg. hoW- ever. hAti pseSence nf mind enough t1 a11Ay Hue fcars MDsl thH dITIl7+-t If < puuir AlnIn pAEsrd AT%J.
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HAD PLEASANT DANCE.

The Kn1Ehts sl Hobart EnlHleE en- tertaiMed thoir fTIsndE lRst nlkhl At FtakonYnh KuzEz to & dance. 4 very tAfRr number nt couples took adVR4- sA&A Of ths, nppnrtunlty: ahd T v"rS usR&san. tI+ns wAa SGljpyea.
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ssssisE NuuSst eer"Ioc.

SsH9iNi NuV3@t cer"'3e'
 ATHENS, Jan IG. tffrr me of the ;,@rvYst {T{nE' E'1rentR on ururd +Ss Turkish cr11i,ser HrEiji'irlI seal ihs ,orccl, cruiser Rtaccd'nii rIs thr sSA- luEn of the Agean s"" FREt'FIH"
 According 10 'Ih% rcTcrrH received here arpnu1 50a of thu crAm, lncludr2 the explain. ot Inc HacCa['ntn, were stIlsd or wArI dp%n win tkeIr shiP.
 Ths +tSssis caIrpr in stFh: nf each 0fhar SnmE disCHnca nuisiIt- Lhs sal- tvarca tp the DstldtLiIhlIas and 10th at 0nee decided tn give fight ThE 1eHdsh opened and sndn aftErwIrd il
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RESPONSIBLE
 FOR ALIENS
.,.w LAW WILL FINE STEAM. aHIFs FOR BRINGING
 INSANE.
...-,.I Nugget 6Afsis%

AsHINf=TON.. Jan, ld- .tII smendm4nt fo t''" '""IEr"siOu la"
 intro,tu..nd lIHtHy ih TIrhrr s1 -r nruvLdes Tor tho hn1nE .If .rsoyu capipsnirs ~flrsi shI. A Sw,,. ,usnEe renplr tIs rhA ronntry. EII
 ,,,. 1nsmnc-ua recently Il hsLs hen ,.,,ud that mentally HnHt people h%A {: ..ar landed trpIn EurupcHn alILns "nh ,ntsr condition "nS n" ascrrlllnci ,..i, th%Y hILG secured fnnLhhId. Tn .A taseS ChGtr Hrc srnt back at the rv-.-.A nf the Cnirsd statAA
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ExTeNna TERN.
4reaiaI Ruass4 ss~45sa-

wAaEIIEaTGN4 JAn. 1S.-The aeU-
 atH agreed tnday la eztsf1t thH tETEn of the ceaiFt of cnnimGres gniR Ilif1e %. Th8 gauss Uf thIE aFranGensFE .ia ts,2AfasfE tins For dcsihtons In va- rtoun caMea wfTldh aEe sIitl unfinished.
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You nave mpst IikaIy faNrud Ysur saving on yeur fnHl and HfuOsrisA Let nA fiaers Ycu | greater s&sirB sh your VsiHtar'a nest. Fhnn& Rsd m-
 UNION MEAT co.
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BABY MAKES RECORD.

Tn. bshS rill hum io Sfr*. Maurtcr FLtxt:crnM Id kse evening weighed If LDuI,ds ,lL lHt 9iTsh. Tr- sloan EnyE sh. is r:.ae hrErRt LaLS hr rRnEr1p sra.
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Said the big hrU~n raasssr to fhA IiAtT bsv~m hen. Fm uUrry my 9e~r but ts ell Fer nnsN. Radiatsr hanqust HsturdAy niuht
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x udtI hs wort, mors thHTt ths RrtE ..A, Hanks aad Chur.h tickle ths ,..,i.. next SEturday niqht-
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We haVa ths elsanest and hest ssoeL oF groceries ir ricr-e. Try Us. Thorult Lehman
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been In contemplation fur sumc IMCnthA but Ii has been ronsummat 4I rnlY lust now.
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ptH aalnAAq so psr psAnd. Esssls etarA lm
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I50, ,000 SHIRT WAIST GIRLS
 QUIT WORK IN NEW YORK

would he stlil uHTe sHrluvs TOT the formrr employees
 Various labor organizations hMr~ S.bmc tG Ihk aid Of thC girls. n1ous- Anda ot ~'EorI %rr IEIr.tding the gtTrGts and making demonstrations lH vzrt7uz QnATtefs
 Nvr laid eggs At Pr1s&er'e HarnSas hhan.
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Apples $2.b0 nA+ bn1 and Up ii L4h MAnH'x.
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LmI-Hsl< al Lahmsh's.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-16
-. Lost Books That Caused Tragedies =.


" THEN Thomas CARLYLE had fin
w ished the first volume of his
French Revolution" a work
which had cost him months Of inces-
SAINT toll and the verif1cation of thou
sands Of facts and references, he lent
the manuscript to John Stuart Mil.
Surely, that philosopher had one Of
the worst tasks ever allotted to a
mortal man when he had to tell the
Sage of Chelsea" that the priceless
manuscript had been thrown into the
fire by a careless servant, and only a
few charred leayes-stin to be seen
in Cheyne Row, Chelsea remained
to tell the tale
Sir Isaac Newton was the victim
of a similar catastrophe, bat the
friend" responsible was not human,
but canine-his favorite little dog.
He left him in his study alone. and
when he came back found that he had
"cheWed" the mathematical Calcula-
tious of many strenuous months.
Many accounts say that Newton took
lit very calmly, but the truth is that
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-16

not, for obvious reasons, have been
possible for many years after the
poets death; yet as succeeding gen
erations have been brought face to
face with the peculiarly complex
genius Of Byron, with its lofty moods
and its many dark places, they have
felt need of the light which only the
records written by a vanished hand
could have supplied
Since the death Of Auguste Strind-
berg, the famous Swedish novelist
and dramatist-who. by the way, had
much in common with Byron-many
Of his works have been translated
into the English language and are
already the center Of heated contro-
versy in literary circles. 1t is pos
sible, therefore, that the powerful, if
somewhat misanthropical, writings
Of this Swedish recluse may be read
and treasured by generations to come.
But al his works win not go down
to posterity, for It is said that IN a
sudden At Of dependency Strindberg
himself destroyed a number of his
manuscripts, which. through lack OF
time or inclination, he never wrote
again.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-16
SYNOPSIS.

Mary Turner, an orphan. employed
IN Edward elders department store
is unJustly accused Of theft and sent
TO prison. She is bounded by the
police on her release. and finally goes
70 live with Joe Carson. "a fOrger, and
Aggie Lynch, a blackmailer. both of
whom treat her with respect. Mary
resolves to keep within the law"
She becomes the leader Of a band Of
sWlnolers. elders son. Dick. falls
In love with her, and she marries him
to be revenged on his father-and
then finds that she is i'm love with
him. Dick refuses 10 give her up.
demand made by his father. Mary
disappears. Police Inspector Burke
In an effort to aid the elder Glider
sChC mes to secure the arrest Of Mary
t-rl UGH English Eddie" Griggs. a
police informer. Carson plans to rob
the Glider home on q tip from Griggs
Mary hears Of it and tries to pre-
vent it, going TO the Glider home
Mary pleads with Carson to drop the
robbery, and Dick enters Carson
kills Griggs when Mary corners the
latter and he admits he is working
for the police Burke enters the
house, a searchlight throwing its RAYS
on the dead mans body. Mary and
Dick. are arrested, because Mary tells
Burke that Dick shot Griggs in de-
tense of his home The District At
torney tries to quash the case against
young Glider, Inspector Burke OBJ
tains from Miss Helen Travers West,
daughter Of a prominent railroad Of
fetal promise that she will tell
something about Mary
Now go on with the story.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-16
By LILLIAN LAUFERTY.

w yITCHERY. charm incarnate
w the lure of the eternal wom-
an" are to become living and
tangible qualities through Doris
Keane's portrayal of Margarita Cav
allini in "Romance"-made real at
Maxine EIhotta theater in New York
OF course you have often read a
book or seen a play in which earnest
author and striving characters tell
you again and again how charming is
the fair heroine. All their insistence
never makes it true! For the witch
cry of moonlight and the appeal of
lovely woman are subtle things you
must feel in stirring heart the while
you see with rapt eyes.
But the Italian prima donna of
Romance fasCinates and beWitches
even when you disapprove of the
saucy iade-and at last she wins you
heart and soul as with Drumming
eyes you sit rapt and thrilled the
while she rises to the sacred realiza-
ton of her Womau's soul and pleads
with her adorer Let me be good"
The curtain fell on an old mans
dream of vOuth--Or romance-and |
was whisked back to the realm of
glazing lights of rouge pots and cold
cream jars. of wigs and artifce. TO
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-16
Up-to-Date Jokes

The doors of a certain new house had
shrunk horribly, as is the way of the
modern door made of unseasoned wood.
The builder would not send the Joiner
to replace them, so the householder
tried the ironical method and wrote.
Dear Sir; The mice can run under
most of our doors, but our cat can not
follow them. VIII YOU please send a
man at once to make room under the
doors for the cat, and much oblige?"
Next day the joiners came.
First Little Girl-Our family is a
more aristocratic one than yours.
Second Little Girl-No. it isn't My
mother can boast Of her forefather for
the past two centuries.
First-LittIe Girl-Oh, that's nothing.
Ny mother can boast of four husbands
in the last four years.
In the manufacture Of wall paper one
worker by the aid of machinery. does
the work of one hundred manual labor
ers. and in cutting and drying paper by
machinery four men and six girls do the
work of one hundred operators by the
old-time methods.
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world. That is young, perhaps-but
ever since l can remember | have
been working toward chance to act
to interpret character. Women
must find themselves and the outlet
for their powers II they want to be
happy-and whatever charm tragic
beauty has, the loveliness of a happy
soul working toward a goal is more
appealing 10 the world-and men.
But while l like men-the man is
is afire with her art all else must be
secondary
! looked at those glowing brown
eyes-alight with ambition with ear
nest purpose, with desire TO see deep
into the great mystery of life-for
Miss Keane glories in the vastuess OF
life and thinks to absolutely under
stand even one phase OF it would be a
splendid thing-as ] looked at those
fine eyes ! felt that Doris Keane had
told me the great secrets Of spiritual
beauty that can illuminate the face
of any woman who desires 1t.
To rise above the tawdry plush and
gilt facts Of life, to 'ventilate your
soul" and open it TO the loneliness Of
Nature, TO find yourself and the out
let for your powers-to keep happily,
healthily busy to know ambitions
spur, and TO strive to grow-these
are the beauty secrets of Doris Keane,
who has not thought much about
beauty-and vet has cultivated a
spirit and charm that make her nat
ural Ioveliness ever a greater delight.
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it preyed upon his mind to such an
extent as to cause much temporary
mental alteration.
One Of the great losses to literature
was the burning Of six books of
Sponsors "Faery Queen" which the
poet is said to have left in his house
in County Tyrone, Ireland. A re-
bellion broke out, ana the place was
burned; and not only did the poets
youngest child perish in the flames,
but, it is said, also about as much
Of the great poem as we possess at
present.
All lovers of Byron are aware that
this erratiC genius found time in his
short, adventurous life to write his
memoirs, and that on his death these
passed into the hands of his friend,
Thomas Moore, who, exercising a dis
erection committed to him, promptly
consigned the manuscript to the
flames.
No doubt the writer Of Irish Melo-
dies had very good and highly prop
err reasons for taking this decisive
step, and it is quite likely that the
publication Of the memoirs would