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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
GE ORG|A CLASS
Of 1908 MEETS
IN ATHENS
Fifth Annual Reunion Will Attract
Many Graduates-PIan for
alumni Bureau"

Atlanta men in the class Of 1908
OF the University of Georgia VIII
start Friday on a pilgrimage to Ath-
ems to attend the fifth annual re-
union OF the class. The commence
ment program consists Of a Thalian
Dramatic Club performance FRIDAY
night, a baseball game between the
varsity and the alumni Saturday ART
ernoon, a dance Saturday night
church going and "fussing' SUNDAY.
and the 'O8 class dinner at the Geor-
gian Hotel Monday night.
Tuesday is Alumni Day, when the
general alumni association holds Its
annual meeting and luncheon.
Thomas w. Connally and Harrison
Jones. OF Atlanta. will lay before the
alumni a plan for establishing an
alumni bureau" in Athens, with
paid secretary IN charge to distribute
university literature edit publica-
ton. compile lists of alumni and keep
up with graduates generally. Mem
bers Of 'OS are heartily in favor OF
the movement.
Greatest Comeback"
The '0S reunion promises to be the
greatest comeback" in MANY day.
VIII Hutchens will arrive from
Phoenix. Ariz.. and is expected TO
take the class cup for long distance,
although J. ". Florence will journey
from Missouri Wylie c. Henson, OF
Cartersville. will probably be awarded
the blue ribbon for the class baby.
a. l.. Lloyd. Of Covington, has
achieved the greatest political dis
tinction i'm a recent elevation to the
state legislature Walter +. Stone
is due from Pennsylvania, When
last seen Percy McNeely was In the
wilds Of Alabama. but he Is expected
10 show up with his mandolin for
the official serenade.
There was CONSERVATION in the '0S
camp when IL was announced that
the Lucy cobb Institute session was
over but the class bachelors took
hope when they learned that a num-
Der Of the girls had decided to stay
for commencement
Many to Attend.
Among the Atlanta men who Will
go are Saunders Jones. John Fits.
DOzier Lowndes Wallace Draper,
Wallace Daley. Frank Martin Geo.
~ Battey. Jr., Guy WhelcheL Allen
Il Runce w +. Salton. Jr, Andrew
NicoIson. Carroll ID Cabaniss. Jack
son F. Dick Willard Patterson and
RCmsen King.
Those from other points will he
John DAWSON. Of Conner, Joe Dunson
and Harry Black. Of LaGrange. r. q.
Arnold G. A Booth and W. T. Tuck.
of Athens, 4. l.. Ivey and Addison
Price. Of Minedgeville; Stafford
Montgomery of Riverside, H., /. F..
Elrod. OF jefferson; Dewitt Hub
bard, Of South Carolina, Ray Black
mar. Sam Hatcher. Mercer BlauCn-
ard and George Swift, OF Co!um-
bus James s. Bussey. Jr, and Chan
BrinsOn. Of Augusta Haywood
Deanc. Of Griffin. and Floyd New
ton and f. 3. Walker. Of Madison.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12

at the Grand opera House Wedues-
day
The ties Of wife and home are %.
inestimabls value TO the young man
out On the world, and jus, as soon as
You can support wife. get one.
Addressing himself ro the young
women in the audience. he added.
Girls. if the young man proposes
10 YOU before he leaves Atlanta 10
make his way In the world, accept
MIN. a Tech graduate is worth $780,
O00. and is well worth setting up 10.
Colonel Harris. the real founder uf
Tech in his address reviewed the -
Years OF tile school. He declared it
now had reached "a haEu point l0 ed
uuatioual circles. He referred tn the
iuerea-e in enrolment from 100 90 $50
students That Tech draws students
from all over the Union. he said.
showed il was recognized as a ma
Uouat institution
4 resolution from th, trustees say
ing they were proud Of the school and
its position and of the work accom-
u,iShed n -ue past year was read hT
Co'out. Harris The board espresso
great appreciation for the work Of
President X G. Natne~ou-
Colonel Harris adEertgl to tho har
uarT, the class had taek'rd .u w.u
Diplomas He ended aE .nrErarg.7t-
ing the entire class "El-E d.. the pride
OF parents heart
immediately before the delivery ~
diplomas a loving cup from r1- alum
nj was presented ta Dr. Nar"--ou.
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
PeaChtree Paving to
Be Started at Once

The paving Of Peachtree Street
from Fifteenth Street to Buckhead
was considered again by the County
Commissioners Thursday and work
viii be started at once
\ resolution in favor Of signing
contracts on the new court house
amounting TO 100000 was passed
unanimously. after some discussion.
This makes a total Of $1.lS9.OOO in
contracts signed for court house con
stTuctiOn.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
German CubiStS in
Row With Regulars

BERLIN June 12.-SIander suits
are promised as a result of charges
hurled IN the tumultuous breaking up
Of meeting OF the Berlin Arts Asso-
citation. when LiebeTmann SleivOCJ
and other noted Cubist painters
withdrew to form an organization Of
their own.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
ALBANIAN GETS DIPLOMA.

LEXINGTON. y A. June IL Hen
rs Edwin Peoples. of Atlanta, Is one
as those uI~t awarded the degree oi
bachelor ~ arts at Washington and
Lee University charles 'auube.
Crockett. of AmeriuG~. Is a .sH grad
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12

The Sunday American goes every
where 7il over the South. " you have
anything 20 sell The Sunday American Is
The Market Place or the South" The
Sunday American is the best advertis-
mo medium.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
MarryQuick,' Says Founder
go %'* %o%
WED Soon as You CanKeepWife'
*o+ *s*
Home Ties Help Bring Success
Col. Nat Harris Declares School
Has Reached High Point in
Educational Circles.

Young men. marry as soon as you
are able 10 support wife"
That was the advice Of Colonel Nat
Harris 70 the Tech graduating class
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12

these charges that no one was per
mltted 10 see Conlcy whom the negro
did not wish 10 see, and that he was
treated exactly the same as Frank, or
ans other person az the Tower.
Attorney Smith said that TN the
event Solicitor Dorscy.s petition pre-
vailed no effort would be- made 10
obtain his clients freedom. and pre-
scented statement from Conley au-
fhorizing that assurance.
Solicitor Dorsey Thursday asked
for an inquiry by the Grand Jury Of
the charges that Jim Conlev had been
inundated and threatened while he
was iu tine Tower. u was expected
that this investigation would mean
that Couley himself would be called
o. testify
Nh D1r-ey FIRST made known his
intention when he appeared before
Judge Roam 10 present his petition
asking hat the negro be released
from custody as a material witness.
This reported intimidation should
ur looked into" the Solicitor assert
eel. Ills lawyer doesn't want him
sent baca to jail because b. is repre-
scented that CuuIcy himself does not
want ru go back n the reports have
any fouuuatiDn thty should receive
the most searching Investigation.
Solicitor DOrseN.s petition asking
for Couleys release from custody
frIIuF-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
Buy seats today "Quo
Vadis" Grand next week.

We hare Beautiful Bedding
Plants Sc each. Atlanta flora
Co., SIS Z. Fair Street.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09
Ser Gampf nm Die Wahrunss'
frase.

Die FinQn3reform sgiQ, Die an Wins
tiotett Dem JQrif niht na6itebt, 0Ieisn
Iogar ibertrifft, bat gsgen 3pei aIts
7Fetuoe ansutdmpfen. Der etne Jeino
If oas in Qen gort ton5entrirts 9robs
tQpital nit isinsn 8erbiinDeten in psrs
ihieoensn an6eren 8rObitdoten. Die
Tes bat bisIong bic Giuan8sn IN ben
Der. Staoten abioIut beberriht' uno
isoen Gent fliiiiigen 9eIoes toHtro!irt.
Grm0qliht pur0s oos gum 36eil bur6
Die Feblsrbaften 8antgsieBe, gum grob:
ten aber puroe es ourh oas 3uiums
mennirten Der 8robbanten berbeiges
fu6rt. Gisis Utaat molten Die 9roBs
Ftn1nsisrs bsbalten uno bemiiben 1th.
bic 5tnan3sgiu in oieism Sinne gu
oeitalten. IS 1T nIht oentbar, odb
jhnen pieie 2lbijtt gelingen tDiro, benn
bierourh pUroen lie ben nit Der Res
form 6eabIihtigten 5aupt3psd osreis
teln, Der odrin bsitsht, Die Gou5entris
runq oes fluiiigsu 9apitals an elmer
Stelle AT per6iuoern. uno es Iie9en
audi qerpiatige Grinbe Dor, oisfem
3uitano elm Gnbs gu MAIDEN, oenn ods
Grobtapitdl Bat feline Gspdlt in
inGbli6er 8eiIe mibbrau6t. Wlit ben
@eloe bes 0oltes 6at es 5ruits gegriin:
bet uub 4ttien oerpdIert, mas 3ur
not6ps4bigen BoIge Bate, oub ous Ie:
aitime 8eihdft barunter leioeu mubte
neil bas 9robtapttul aIIss Gelo fin
feline 3pste, Die leoigIih auf gemeinit'
Nusbeutung gerihtet marsn, bebielt
0ieiss Spiel purbe fortgeIest, Biz bi
gautt BON 1908 sintrat, Die jeBt nod
ni6t Iberfpunbsn porben 1T unb NH
burh elm nsuss 5inun3Inftem 3ur polli
qen 6eilung gelangen lam.
Der anbsre Geino lit Der qopulis
mus. Disier bat ni9t minber qroBei
unheil dngerittet, als oa sGrobfapi
tai. Geine irrieen geftrsbungen parel
cine T6leht getpdblte abDshr gsgen bi
| 8eoriidung ourh oas 9robtapitol
Meil 2ebteres ourh feine Gpetulntio
nen uno Muuipulatlonen 9elo tndp
madte, pollte Der gopulismus ourc
3ubilfenabme Der 8rutsrpreHe beitdn
oig nsuss Gelb f6offsn, mas leioer .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09

al arI.m linfus su, ben bic Gr0bItdbifr
trisben.
G6on bel bar .Reuen WiibIe. iabtn
mir GaOn mii feinsr Wiese ausftsietT.
Inter fd3attissn 9dumen ip'ntts bier
Elm ltutili6es Wirtbsbaus, uno an s''
ntr ainbe eebsitst bic DislDtrbeibenpt
Snidrift: Der aIte Brdua fpiro Mot
esbr0dsn - 5isr tOnnsn Janiilssn
Raffee tohtn!" 5isr lisb q rd His'
Der uno fein Gsfihi ilGris fi4 onf, ctf
fsnbur frnb, ben aIIsu riiitsssn Sporf'
ipeibern entronnen su isin. Dies bier
mar alter Still. db<r pis behaslib uno
ipis nett mar ts CT eob fsiner Wltsss
Eaffes Elm. nnb iie oben auhkn nHo
iporsn isbr sIiidlih.
.Das III elm 3uriidesblitbsner,
iagis mein Jreunb. ais nir fpsiitrfnb'
rem.
~2lbsr 70 mubtt ss toHmsnl 90 ssbf
.s INNER, iueun mir Hid,t cufpoHen,
odb man uns iiberbclt!1
.Wieio. mir
.mir, pom I d 10 den Gsf6iedt!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09

Elm geTes, ipel6es perbietet, bab Sdl@
Der unter 3ipei Sohren geiala4iet
tpsrben, 10 tpiiroen bieIe S Winionen
9dIber elf MtiIltarben gf. Rinofietfh
oeIiefsrt boben. Die Ibiitt oes RE
prdTentanten 9ritton i'll nun, etu iols
DIES @eIeB ein3ubrtngen. Bir psre
Ipreben uns teiuen Grfolg oopon.
Setonouiiae 3uitdnoe tDnusn nidt
rurd 8efeBe re9uIirt perben. Die
SGlber rperben seihIahtet, neil
Die sSiitterungStoiten ith gu bod tel
len. Diro ods S6ld6ten BON &dlr
bern perbpten, ir Diro Der 5armer
iiberbuupt tsiu 8ieb mebr 8ii6ten.
SetpnomiIhen uebeIItduben tunn mdn
uur nit qlsihen Mitteln begeensn.
Die 9iebdufsuht piro iid heben, los
tdlo 7Futtermittei 8olfrei importIrt
peroen tDnnen, benn biui9es 5uttsr
maht Die 4ufsu6t IohnenO. Iu6 Die
ionitiqen Grleidterungsn, bic Der IA
rtf Qepdbrt, irIlten Dem 9ebahten
9pete fDrosrIid Iein. 9u5u 9ehort
ppr aIlen DinQcn bic freie Ginfuhr bon
9unaitpffeu. Wenn es audi rthtta 1T
baR bic Tarmsy in Der Setpirtbitof
tung ibrer aeloer otet an Snteaisenj
3u puni6en i;brig IaTeu, 10 TT aut
ter onoeren Site niht an beitreiten
baB Der bobe 9reis Ser 0iingItpff,
pieI basu bettrG8t, cine CUTE geitsI
lung Der TeIosr 5uriid3ubaIten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09

Die fhpa6e 8stbeiIigung on
oen 9rimGrnabIen, tpie fie in 9dn3
Stio tpobroenommen rporoeu 1T. tpiro
al einsm 4ngriff auf bic Reformhce
requnq Der lebten Sabre benuBt.
Mit 6p6n ipiro barauf htnqerpteieH,
cab Die Reforner Die Qbi6affuHg Der
Gcnpentionen uno Die domination
our6 QrimGrpabIsn oeforosrt baben
uno lie jeBt cine 9riinoIt6e gldma9e
erfohren, iuoem bas Bolt ben Brimdre
na6Ien fern bitibt. 9as ut qsuau 10.
lpie penn oSenuno Elm McIer perlau3t
unb man qibt ihm cine Glinge obne
@riff uno ldht i'm aus, odB er ods
MeITr ni6t bruuhen fam. Die Re.
former 6u6en ritt bIos Nouinationen
rura 9rimdrDahlen perlanqt, ionoern
aud porteiIoie qrimdrpobien. 0as
Gritere 6ut man ibnen beptli9t, od@
Qettere aber perireigert. 50lgIth mar
RE Reform lpertbIos. Sh-e Wertblos
iiqteit betunoet iih in me5r ols elmer
4eife. IN eriter Rsibe qjbt lie BAG
0a6loe6eimnib preis. Wenn Jemdno
bel Der 9rimdrpahI ou9eben nub,
loel6er 9ortei sr ou9ebort, 10 lit bds
Qao6laebeimniB aufoegebeu. 0as bait
roturoemGB SduIenoe oa0cn ab, 1tcb
on ben grtmQrnabIen 81 betbeilige1.
Die peitere Wirtung 1T BIC 4us'hals
tunq bes unabbdnoiqen Stimmsebers,
c:r bel ieoer WdbI bas Re6t ausuben
nil. fir oen acnoibatsr au itimmsn,
rer ibm 3uilgt uno oaburh BON Der
QrimGrnuhl ausofhloTeu lit. Wenn
Elm Repu6Iitancr oor 8tDei cSahren De-
r7otrottih 1eitimnt bat, tonnte er Ill
n;eiem Sabre bel Der primdrpahI
riht repubtitanifd itimmsu rlnb ums
qCtebrt. 9as bate 3ur Ho:higen Jols
cerunq, odB eIa unabbdnJiqerSttmms
oeber Th an ben primdrpahler
teiner Bartei tstheili9en toHnte. IN
blsTsm 2i6te bttrattet, 1T Die fhruu6e
get6eilioung Elm isbr qiinitigss Set
den, inosm Iie 2siQt. pie asoeuteno bic
2abl Der un1bhGnoigsn Stimmaebsr
in Ctto lit. Sonen bic qrtmdrrpublen
rem pa6ren gcltspiQsn gum Qusorut
bringen, 10 rUfisn lie Glen partei.
aaratters snttIeibet psrbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09

gu piel&a lbfleti6 6 unb gu
tpeniq RinOflsi1t III mad Qnftht oes
Rsprdientorteu 8ritton BON gbicagO
Der @runo fir cie aroBe ssIeif6tbeuss
runQ. Wie er dnoibt, tpurben I'M
Sabre 1911 ad)t MilIiOnen adlber NIT
elnem 9efdHm.aepi6t bon $50 Wsils
LINEN gfano ssi6ta4tss. geitdnbs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09
pie 8efur6tung. uls t0nnte

Die oeutibe Surueret pom 4tbIetsns
tbum perbrdugt Deroen, tit als
S9apar3ieberei gu kaei9nen, gs 1T
ri6tig, baB ss in 0eltti4Iuno Elm 'tars
te2 SportsGlement gibt, ods NIT Be
numbering auf uniers 8roftmen'9en
blitt, Die geperbsmGbig athlett'he
SiinIte trsiben uub iia ounn Sieges'
preiIs in ben Stabjen bolen. Dds
beutfte Bolt i'm 4agsmeinen 1T jeoOt
su intelligent ltno gu ie6r ri6ttgen pa
oaeOgiidsn gesriffen 5ugetbdn, ala
bot es Der barmonii6en IusbIloune
bes 90rpsrs, fpie lie nur Die 5urnsre'
bieten tann, entiugen piiroe, I'm SGhr'
marttss4tbIetsn beran3ubiIoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09

asn. Dieter Sniff iit 10 Iei6t 3u
burhf tob Der Scnsrsb iih
Itht ipirb etnffiihtern Iahen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09

Die 6uuDinifti den u Il 3
brute Der Sapaner 1jno mebr ge9sn
bic Regierunq, ols gegsn Do5 QusIonp
oeri6tet. 0as 8oit iii gu Der Gin't6t
gelungt, oaB Der iIpaniIte aonititus
tionalismus nur oem S6eln mad erIs
Itirt uno cine abiolute Regierung unter
tonititutioneqen SSormen gefIbrt Iptro.
Gin oirsttsr Qngriff gegen 0as aal.
iert6um rptrD niht gepugt, Der NngrtTt
erfolut iuDirett, inoem man Dir Wiahts
6dber beiduloi8t Dab iie eIne ihpahs
ber2iqe qolitit gegeniiber Dem 4uslano
beFolgsn, Inn lie in iolher Wel'e Dor
ben gugsn beg 8oltes 6srab3ufeBen.
C6ne 3netfel piroe Die RegIerung
5ieie oemotrutii6en QeIgungen ourt
sineu Groberung5frieg gegen CHINA abe
3uleiteu DerIuhen, rpenn lie ii9 nttt
lire SnDdte 6epuBt pdre, Die in eli
ner 6o6qrooigsn Tinan3notb beitsht.
Die 8sfiirhtunQ 1T a6er niht ab3u>
ipeiIen. oab bic Regierung f6lisBtth
Der 9erIuhung urterlleqt, 'i6 ourh
sinen arieg Guft gegsn bic 8eordnos
ntiTe i'm sigsnen Ganoe 81 MAIDEN. gltt
RIdTi6t oarauf III 8orTi6t auf unfes
rsr Getts am plaBs. BenH aud abfos
Tut ausgsItloFen lit, oub Sdpan sine
5te[luno auf uniersm Sontinent err
lunqen t0nnts, lit bod bic Gefuhr Oors
hdrben, bab mir beim erfteu anlau'
ii6er ben 6nufen gsruHnt perDer
tonnten, ou mir, rpis INNER. 1rf elmer
uuspGrtigsn QHartff bohit ungenii'
oeno porbereitet fino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09

Die ueberfuhrung BON
Gioqs unb Gominette in Ct. 5ruus
cisco, bic uuf rem 9runo erfoIgt it,
SdB tie Trauersperionen gu unfit
Iihen 3peden ra6 etnem dnoerea
Gtqat gebraht baben, pt1o BON Der
QreTe bemGnaelt. Die Qniiht geht
babin, boB oas 9sisB in oieIem Tda
3u nett dusgeIegt DOroen 1T. Wtr
balten pieie aniiat fir li6tig. Die
9lbittt bes 8eisbes mar, ben Wtdps
6enbanoel su untsroriiden. Sin iolz
6es 8erqe6eu laQ aber IN ben betrefs
fennen FGlen ni6t Dor, Die NOD ms5r
6ic Rritit aus hem 9runoe herausfors
rern, baB ni6t etnmol cine 9erfiihs
rung itattQefunoen bat. IS bdnoeIt
iib in cfeIer &rittt niht um Spms
tutbie fir be Qn9etIoqtcn, 'onoern
ss piro nur RE unridtige Quslegun9
beg 9sIebes beunItonoet. Oss QBets
tereu piro ouruuf bingerpieien, oaB
oieIe unbereatiqte 4usIegung bon ges
fauensn sFrauen erpreiIeriih dusgss
nuBt pirb uno oQB, ME in oteiem
Sale, 3net Familieu curh otsisn
ge6tsirrthum in 9robes GIsno per-
ieBt psroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09

9as QrdBIi6e Il ngl Ii d uuf
Der Rep Sapsn 8a6n piro 3ur JoIgs
habeu, oaB Der 9ongreb Die 8ertehrs@
GommiFiou ermGhtigen pirb, ben Be
trieb Der giisnbabnen in 10 nett gu
reguliren, bab fie Die 5abr9eI6ptnbt9s
teit Der 3iigs Ooridreibt. GS lit fe'tgez
fteQt noroen, bag Die meiiten unfdlIe
aus oem 8emiibsn sntiteben, 8eridumz
uiFe bur9 f6neqss 5obrsu pieber
ein3ubrtnqen. 9ieiem llnfug, benz
idbrlih Sauienoe pDn Menihen gum
0pfer fallen, III Der aOn9reB ents
r6loTen, Elm Gnoe gu maiden. Die
Gifenbabner nerosr fir Elm oerartiges
GeieB cine 8ompenIotion foroern. Jur
fie If Derlorene 3eit oerlorenss 9elo
uno iie peroeu fir cine Oerrtn8erte
TQbrqeItpinoigteit cine grb0hun9 Der
Tabrprelie perIangsn. Cb cine ioihe
Torosruno t6re gsrshtigung in Der
ftnau3ieQen Gage finOet, lptro eine I'm
terfutun8 sr9sben. GoQte eire got6z
nenoiqteit fir cine foI6s Gntitdbts
ouno Ii6 erneiien, 10 miro es Dor3uz
sic6en iein, baB bic GiIenbuhnFohrten
ettpQs toitipieltger uHo oafUr mln9e:
lebensuefd6rlih peroeu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-20

a TIZ bath. Your toes v. Nrgge with
Joy. They'll look up al you and allnos,
talk, and then they'll take another div.
in that TIZ bath Yes, TIZ life to feet
The man or woman who say there's any.
thing like, or as good as, TIZ never had a
foot in TIZ bath
Miss NJ. Pearl Lloyd, Glendona. Wis, 20,
one box Of TIZ for her mother She has
had sore, tender feet for a long -.me,' writes
Miss Lloyd, "but after using TIZ her Zee,
are not troubling her.
You'll be able 70 wear smaller noes, too
when you use TIZ; your feet will .eep coy.
TIZ operates under new principle, draw.
ing out all the poisonous eXudations tia.
make feet sore. corny and tired. There:
nothing else ike TIZ, 50 refuse ny imia.
ton. If anyone offer, YOU a sub .tute, Jus,
remember your poor. suffering ,.e-, and tel
him TO give YOU what YOU asked .9r.
TIZ, % cents q box. sold u all Drua
stores, department and general stores. Or seni
direct, on receipt Of price. Money back
TIZ doesn't DO all We say. Fo- tree ,ral
package write today 20 Wa-er Luther
Dodge & Co., Chicago. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-20

to the effect that the Legislature would pro-,
ably grant fifteen thousand dollars - ~
divided equally between Murphy ana tne
man convicted with him. At the same 'i Iho
a letter came to the superintendent Oh tnc
Walled City directing him to buy Murphy
a ticket to the capital, give him the usudi
allowance Of spending money (ten doilarS''
and discharge him. A.
Murphy was driven to the station IN u, Gne
neighboring town 70 take his tram; IN II
luckily for him the train happened to be nan
an hour late that day. SO to pass the tiiile
away Murphy stroled about the town. AS
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luck would have it, he passed house where
nobody was in sight, and where a cellar door
had been left temptingly ajar. Murphy was
not hungry, he had money on ms pocket oi
at the capital: but that unguarded open door
appealed to him irresistibly. He was a GRIM RIM
mai at heart, despite the Governors pardon
in his pocket. And 50 he slipped INTO r the
door. was detected in the act. and han an
hour after leaving the City free man was
again fugitive from justice.
Another of DR.. Williams articles Will De
published in the near future.
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rcctinq Star proofs. Since she was here
She might at least have rebuked him: In
stead. her free hand began fumblng IN the
l;ttle silver bag at her side, and presently
\ shiny gold coin, once the gift OF a RaJa'
Iav suddenly in her palm, and her palm lay
in Billy Merrick's. By shifting 1t ever SO
slightly she made a transfer. :.
He looked up startled, uncomprehending'
aIt's-it's a good luck piece, she
breathed Il was to carry it until-that is,
- yo1rs now. Don't you think, with a
hole punched there, it would 60 on watch
Then she made a wild bolt for the door.
Rlly \Ierrick made wilder one after her,
but stopped transfixed by the round-e9yed
wonder Of the girl at the wrapping desk.
"Never mind. he met her laugh OF trl,
umph with crushing dignity. Haven't |
got it from Highly himself that I'm to have
the fullest possible cooperation and support
from the Advertising Department"
TT was two months later that Cortland De
1 lancey returned from Montana and ran
ont to Bryn Mawr for his answer, stopping
at a Chestnut-st jewelers. for the ring
The new motor was resplendent IN bronze
green. without a tinge Of olive. Delaney
permitted his thoughts % disport on the
vision Of a trip through the BcrkShires.
To his surprise ne found Miss Ellsworth
sitting quietly alone before great log ire
in the library, studying ponderous volume
Eight Centuries Of House Decoration.
She inserted one foreilnger carefully at
Lorenzo the Magnificent as she swung
round 20 greet him.
He was struck by an Undesirable change
in her appearance. She was still Kits, OF
course. and prctticr than ever; but with a
luminous softncss in the eyes that he could
not recall ever having seen there. II doubt
less meant nothing more than the dignity OF
her approaching twentieth birthday. De
lancey was glad on the whole that She was
nearly twenty One could overlooked GER
tain skittishncss in girl as pretty as Kits,
when still in her teens. After that due APP
probation was becoming.
He pushed out the velvet box from his
pocket and was about TO begin at the Berk-
shires. when She laid her hand gently on his
arm and said softly:
Cory, forget 1t.
"Why-why. Kits" he stammered, out
ragged. Didn't you-you know YOU did
next 10 promisc-and haven't | had the
motor done over in bronze green-all for
YOU
She lowered her eyes in confusion There
was something about Corty's mouth, even
with the mustache, that did not seem
quite trustworthy. And that little drawly
catch between the words that once-save
the mark, she had found engaging. Was It
really possible She had ever fancied even for
a moment that she could marry a motorcar;
Didn't YOU urge me yourself TO have 1t
done in bronze grcen;' he was persistlng.
Il know. said Kits regrettully, 81 know,
Corty. But that was before | started
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early issue.
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