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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10

Gag bill fommc til 8%ebanbIing i
1918 eller ienelt / 1914.
! Sra 8p % BDgb.
- On &anifabning al en- &qp
bIeb ifeIge uSr.bj. Mor." foneet /
@afs / @cmnes. Sen bar l1oleenoc
6elpis baa6e iom &Gp, @uno os
l1lp. &ooaperet bliper untagelig
@jenltan6 for pibenifobelige Stu.
1ier.
10 Ore Spn0cn for &or,1 -
Set n1ao Del foloes goot &ipb. @eo
Ml1ftion paa l1tiire forleoen Dag
oper Set bjerge0e fra SEN %forlilte
9ompifib ~@er6a" blep Ser iolgt
1870 Gpl16er &orn for 10 Gre pr.
ISpnoe, meo0eler Sci IT,"
Sptniellfabet foretoger It'll
l1oltifni1g al Sernbanelinie11 be0
Marbalspmoet / 5ogl1. 8onc,l, iom
for Steritepartcn lGAgcs / Sunnel,
ifol bruaes til 9(nlnaac1ne bcrltc6S.
= Ge0 &alpatnct pg &erpotnet
II 0luuocrlon0soolen far lpcnife
@idrere Jet ltlpefloffc poo 81
|5tpffer. Eoo Mofjelo or ilerc
&e,sOpr repct ibiel al l1lp.
= s 9fnbcmtmr Moonc0 blcp Ser
meb sS%er16oncn oilenot 333,4OO ST.
10 fcrif Stiff fra Bergen, ocroi gif
10000 &ilp til &riitionio.
= Spl10re 9crgcl1fus Mnltsting
far mos 3 Stcmmer bciluttct at o11=
MODE OH, at Mn1tets 91opn bliper
iprunoret til @pr0olon0.
= 2ppciOfol1olc1 pcs Sficn,
lpm blcp itoppct al ct Mas, CT otter
oobrct for Srafife11. Scr por gle
set uo cit Mosi c puo 50 @u6ifn1e=
ter.
Stopangcr 9ys G%ienoomn,e er
tuflrct til IS Millipncr &roner %
@pfosi e1l pil fl,lllc rc9ne mes Ell
Gjcnoonls lfot al ca. 100000 &ro=
Tier. &ontml1l1cu lclp far gjenOon1=
me til e1 Gurbi al 6,3O9, $40 ar.
2pbsfalo. 6bp. Sogncpralt til
Sono p9 Sol1oc .. "a. g. SDlmns
CT sen Is. Sec. afgooet peb 9poel1,
20 Mor gammcl, / @eltre @fer peo
&riitionio. Splu1ns bar Sognepreit
/ Sono fra 1886, il1otil fan ifior
ipgtc Afifeo.
= 6bD. SefrctGr / Set ltotiitiife
Gentralblreal1 Mnton Ireorit 6ol1g=!!
11er er sen IL. Sec. afgaoet pe0
9p0cn / &riltia,1ia / en- Mloer al II;
Mar. N(fopoe. Ser bar fg6t poa 0re=
.orifs6ol0 / 1885, blep / 1868 ol1jot
lom Gfstrolfriper / Snorc0eporte,
mentetS ltotiltiife &ontor pg blep /!
1876 &opiit / set ltotiltiifc Central
bureau, bppr bon or6cj0eoe, til Don
/ 1907 toy Nfifeo. San far ii0en
boet / &riltionio.
Ioll9ncr bar / lin Sis CT inter-,
eslerct SorO6rl,ger; bol1 bapoe Ell
itgrrc @jen0om / CHM. San lpslc=|
Sc ogioa mes SporGt al Ierif> j!
pmnoSfiif og bar / set bele cit Mono J
mco mango S11teresi er.
- 66p. 8aor0brl,ger Sans &og=
ner,,o poo 2lmoesgaaroen pco Sof=
ala CT oigooct neo 9pocn, SO Star
gommcl.
San tilbprte Sen 6efjenotc og;
ptot forarenc0c o9%11er1r6ilGgt fra
@ooolcn, men iclp bpeoc ban Me-
Iteportcn al lit 9ip pao 2itre Sol
ten, pao Sen ltore pg pofrc @oor6
'@on bar CIT nlp6ponlig
@aur0hr,,acr, oriftig 90 poo
paslelig, JONI 0rcp iin 8ooro op til
ct Mpnltcrhrl,H 6lonot Gotcnbpg=
oer>s ferite Gjenoommc. Baaro6rl1=
get toa al bans Sis oa S2N1tcresie :
Set oficntliae @ip tog fan liocn
e1ler inAen Gel. Tor 10 Nor li0cn
ban til ouu16eaaor0el1 neo,,
Sons Sen grliug &ogne=
rus cjer ult 2lmocgooroe11 poo So,
ten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10
Orfan %norbpaa.

Orfan nprbpaa. Sra Srornsp
ifripes Sen IL. Sec: S,1ot bor fer
raiet Ell poloiom Storm ira Sp0-
pit, iom poa Mor9eniioen pgc6c til
Srfon. Ser bulfes fife cit iao6an
Storm / Sen &cjrrctning. Haa
@apnen ioo set betenfelig MS. st
@usiefortpj 6rep poo 5fibspprftets
4oj.
Sra %9ongeiu1o lfripcs famine
Sag: 5ioen ieoar Mftes far fer
roiet cit f%orferoelig Storm al Spo-
pit. Sen egeoc ulton6lelia 1tSoper
Notten og bar holot peo / belc Sag.
@obet er nmoa6elig oprert.
st @fi6 CT otter forlilt poerlt /
9on9eiun6sfjor0e1r. .iSor ii Gage
iioen iao man cit Morgcn Miage11
al ct &roa itiffe op al Open pe0
Neblrngbopn; i6og Morges 1oo
man Meof(og / Sfjnrel1c nco Stroo=
bolmen pao Sen onoe1 Sioc al
9onaeim0sbuaten, fist p~ltcnfor
Somfrltlar1S. &e0ningsifpjten fra
2ongeiuno forigetc at frpoic Ser
.no. s Set %operbenoinc %cjr lyf=
feoes Set fbrit at 11oo scrub pe0
Mfionotstioer.
Eoa Sfjnrcne pe0 Spopltpputcn
at S%troobolmen CT 8riggen ~@r,lto=
po" at &ragere gaoet ilon6. Eoo
&raget, ion1 I'LL CT flebet / to 1e=
lc, ier man &aptejn Ierjeicn og
Stprrnono 9baroloic1, iom far
@il1rret Jig folt til cnocl of M9terlfi=
!. bet. @oa Ell &oIn1c / Mur6e6en
gaor cit Mon6, ollie tire CT ilipe,
n1e1t Set er life ml,ligt at hjelpe
nogen al bem1.
@eoningsifejten ira 2%angeluno
bar reb6et en- Mfon6 iliue, en- II
Mars @ut, Moolf setber fra Grooo=
/; biem. Den bar osioa brogt ilono
2iget al &lo1,s Npiten fra @rogere;
set er it9rft fori looet.
r@ultano" bab6e s Manos @e,
iatning. Sire er oloeles forlplm=
Set, Sc ct l1tpioliomt 0rl,fnet. Mau=
Sen paa SfiGret og Sc to poo Gro=
get bar set life nuuligt at bjerge,
Me6ningsifejten og Ell 9oosbooo
foriggte l,itan6ielig, til set bler
m6rft, @ugierbaaoen raoIbjpn"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10
&mxr'sntx.

IN ct. Slof sal1gfor, ln,oer Sc.
belle hi s. Melil1s Gbriitial1lcr, bill
foretage CT. &oncertrejie til Norge,
Spertge og Oonmorf til 5onrmc=
rem.
- Golptollet fulgte Set @or,1.
Iom Mr. og Mrs. Motbios @olfog
/ Somnet 2llremb,1rg / Stcar,1s
County fit forlcoen Sag. Set blep
fbot ben 12te Gag / ben 12tc Moo=
neo / 1912, peje0c 12 &lu1o pg por
set 12tc 8orn i Ton1ilien.
- gn Eerle, lom or pnrot oper
500, blcp al @onoelsrciienoc Ser,
@robcr> JONI Dor / Mlbcrt Sea, flrn=
set / CIT roo. giters. Set n%noerligc
CT, at bans N%oboerlfe, Mrs. Nultin
|8afer, forle0en fanot cit itor 9ia=
mont / &roqien poa Ell @pnc.
&orna Senien, Ell l1ng Iele-
fonpige / Woorbeo0, bpoe ii0jte l1ge
lun0cr alle Tegn poo 6orgiftning.
Mon tror FUN boboc ipiit iorgiftet
Snfertpj. Gn or10el1 ing Eigc, Ser
ipilte al Sl1ffertgiet, blep ogioa bef=
tig ipg, 1r1e,1 FUN blep raj # igjcn.
= Sfjortefabrifen / Tcrgus Sails
blep p%lpn0rct forle0en Scat. 1poc=
tic bopoc banet Jig Sci gjen11cm ct
&inouc p9 toget me0 Jig bcle Yof-
fer lneb 5fjorter. 9affcrne bar
loa ltorc, at man tror, at Ipbene
111oo bane bobt en- &ogn lot at foo
Sem meo Jig. GoGet u69jgr flcrc
&unorc0c Collars.
= Som fbr meo6elt bleb ser for
1ogcn Sis ii0en / Gbief &iper Sails
1coj at CIT &on1ite til at tage Sc for
bereoeno2 Sfri0t / &etning al at
bpage e, c%leftriif 8anc fra 0eune
@p til &eb 2afe &eierbationcl1 pg
0crfro / noro9ltlig &etning til @rpg=
la og m1orc 9per 6eroppc. 6orleoen
s(ftcn bolotcs igien ct ltgrre @goe,
og set ier mt l16 til, at 8orrn er
iifret az pil blibe p%oabegpnot til
Goorcr.
= M(bcrt Seas npc Slaetcri pil
oo6nes Sen lite San11ar, og til cit
fan ser ilagtes og neo=
iolteS 500 Spin og 100 5tpffer
ON 9o9en. Mlbert Sea
Eacfring. So. bcltoor l1oclltffe110e al
sSolf Ser / @pc1,, og Set l1pc gtob=
CT belt igienllcn1 rtoltprct
lneb Sc mel mooerl1c @jrlpemioler.
5 Snuegl1en a Mlbcrt. Sea pp0rrt=
tcs Scr en- Mrngoc Snin, p9 set
|1pc Slogtcri nil 1loen 5pipl lfoffe
gnen ct cnbnll bc0rc Morfe6. !
= @i0 Stpnc County lotto for
.cocu Gag en- fpnOig Mo10 til at
6ormcrne i Actl1ing al mere
&pGabclntning, pg Trl1g=
m0pnocr ollerc0c INT at piie
ioet cit 6ori cnoinn al flerc
&ognlooningcr fl,lObloos @olltein=
:pGg ucntes, for at u00cle5 blan6t
9en1c ferltc Torlcn=
>iug nil onfp1nnlc til Broccpillc,
nc6cns Scr icncrc pil mo0tageS,
apuo / Clinton, Srtonpillc og ol1.
ire Stcbcr. Gorl1tpets Iurmcrc bill
,1oc>, life lang Sis bopc fprtrinligc
lt1ltllIJtl
= Sen melt on~0lfa6Sfnlbe Man0
Stotcl1 l1cl,es at bopc nptraaot
,c6 2ofc Benton. i0et scr forleoc1
Cat poo Sans 2apcsions 0arm blcp
cn Sfl,rfeltrcg, lpm p%ilt1of
r cncjtoocnoc. 2opcslou n%ao1ncbc
mt Staten pc0 CIT lu1ocrlin flalfcnoc
ep0 puo Gngge og Gag, og font
men IT'S puo ,Nlta1cn opooNcr bon
II Sfiffclie, Scr mes cit 5prpjte
troolcoe iprt Mali1a opcr Snlcts
.)piomole0e Grgac. 9apcsion bclt=
eoe ct Sfpocpooben o0 %beApn0tc at
prc, men 6o Sfurfen 1u1 toy TIL
'ens, ipntes Sfl,ooenc ingcli &irf-
ting at bope. Sprpjte1 falrotcs oclt
lGitc Gag / MobocnS, So6l1 9olt-
nns @opnegol1H, 11e11 Norgpcrclt
II sen ger1iolc 5fl,rfcitrcN far mol1
fife flu1nct opiporc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10

Hemorroider kureret 6 til IL Dsxe.
Derea Apotheker vii refundere Pengene hvis PA
20 OINTMENT like kurerer ale Hillside at klo-
roider i s til II DaRe. SOC. Hvis IKE hon Apothe-
kerne sandt porto.rit we'd ModtaRelsen at Prison
fra Paris Medicine Co., st. Louis, Mo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10
Nnrgr.

QieitslS @aramanb. Sen 11De
Stortingsmano efter of6p6e Stats-
raao 2ieltel bliper @%narbbruger SIN
oers 5faia, feot 1850, boint !
Spela11o. @on bor cngarg tioligere
pnret poo Stortinget, ne1nlig / Ee.
riooen 1S9S-19O1.
Zen bcficnbte &cbcr springer itof
5. ID. 9ecenber for Wfeooomsret
ten / &olmeitron6 tiltolt for ct
Meffe @eoragerier og Spberier
9ier og Morojarlsberg. San b1ei
oemt til 4 Mars TG1glel. @on bo1
besl1oen igjen at aflone 3 Nnr a
sen forrige Gong ioemtc Straf
i6et ban i Somr11cr blep lpsloot pat
Nrppe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10

fer ben Is. December at bape @r,lnb
til at tro, at Ser. poo 6torttnoet
Der inmles ben II. SS;ar,1ar - font
mer 80 Manb, iom CT enige / Sr.
6ensbGienets Mfifaffelie. Men Bet
te er bare nDagblaoet"s Gintning
Sc foreligge1,oe 6orilag i oennt
Sag bill fom1mc til Bodybuilding
1918 elIer ienelt / 1914.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10

Geoarafi / Stolen. 2ereren:
"Sans, booo fan ou ii9e ON 06en-
,ie?"
Sans (fornpjeD: Ser Dor min
Snfel He6cr Mo6len."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10
&on jmnftmrernc lincr panifeli

N0lljltlttttrcrnc lt6er bamIfelts
gcre. Millionnren M,10erl en (til en-
ing Mono:
"Nrbejo, 1tnge Mon0, arbeio! Sc
paa mig; jeg beapnotc bag Ell Gift,
og I'LL cjer jog cit balp Million!"
9e1 l,11ge Mon6: 50, Set peo
jeg nof, men set eoar fife mere,
for MI bor Sc =Mppa=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10
DanSke / Amerika
1ft stnrr nattunalr Yragtuark mt uurt 8nlks
49tBturif / Amrrika.

forste Bind, som e cts elvstnndigt Iee og salges sarskilt, indehol
lei over so tore Side Tekst, 2O PortrAttcr, = tor Gruppebiucder
N"ed oNe lHO m1ndre PortrRtter), "A. 100 Bnleder a 4 Bysninscr.
LandmRrker etc, af natiOnal IntereHse, sam mango specnIle
Tegninger, Prospekter Kort, n. m. med Beskrivels aft den danske
lndVandring til America fra 1913 til 1861 e Prof I. S. Wig, suppleret
af Pastor r. Andersen's interessante og historiske Oplvsnnger ON
zen seldre danske lndvandring til de ostige Slater
Endvidere indeholder 1Ne Bind rgt ilustrerede Afhandlinrer ON
Dansk- Anerikanernes Lv o. Virksomhed pa forsktelHge Omraader
skrevet af Fagmend pa liver sit Felt, SAINT N paalidelig Historieo ON
wore Landsmends Delagtighed de fOskjelige releiose Sarnfund
Amejka allie rt 1uStreret
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10

SraaSlps paa Sen NOR fc Wmcrt=
falinie. Gen rprlfe Mn1erifalintc
bar afil1lttct &ortroft mco Morcpni
@ireleis telegraph &c., 9to., peo
!, 6irn1oets berprrcnoe MeprGl el1tan=
ter, @errer Storn1, @l1ll & 81. ONT
at inltollere @nilttelegraf pmboro
poa 9ampifi6et ~&riltimriafjoro"
% 9nmplfibet ~9ergcnsfioro".
-Stotioncrne bliper al %ollernpelte
Gppe og foripnet mes &el erpelat,
ina at s(pparater11e ont %npopenoig
fan frnftionere 1,ofbG1r9ig al 5fis
bets Mol fincri. &effepi66e11 er bert
ieopanlise for Yoltoampere / Slime
rifafarter, og bper 5fib blipcr for
ipnet mes to Ielegrafilter, iao BE-
tjeningen bliper effeftip boooe Sag
o. Scat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10

SDpcri % Selumorb. gn CO.
oorig Goar0hrl,gcr pau &o@1epnl1=
get, ti0li1ere 2Grcr, notpA / Cont
n1er al ct Nmcrifobrep cit Gbecf
poa ca. 1000 arp,1cr pa brpeoc
fallfeIig &cngenc / cit @onf / Ser
ocn. Sogen fpm lcnere pp oJ peo=
fpmmcnbe ifl1loc fpr Gil toztrc Tiger
lioen fpres til @cr9en tpr at for=
fronteres n1eo @onfperl prolct. 9a1,
rgnte imiDlcrtio al Io1ct nlocrDejs
% far bnret iprlm,n0cn inAtil ban
MI CT g%jeniunbcn lpm Sig pco Nelt=
tim. San far 0rl1fl1ct Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10

. sfrip efter 8rbbennm1ter paa'
bette BIab. J
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10
9unacn oa 2ronniugen bar ln6e1

aonsen % 2ronniusen bar looe1
t%ilitille sti1tsproplten / ariitiorio
1000 @r. til %l1o6elina blonot @p.
ems fottiac. 6rf. Stbilie Counting
500 @r. ion 9iorog til Sll>mieltrez
,1es Mrbeioc % Gireftar 5bcooor
@onjcn 500 &r. ionl. @iorog til
0rift al @reoitationerne.
- &onecn og 9ronni1gc1 bar
lfjqnfet ct @elpb ltort 1000 Ser,
iom @ioroa til Carl S'1m6olt5's
Gfspeoitipn til Nip= Guinea.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15

And he had carefully hunted out my b
mOnogrammed napkins for the occasr
Il tried to be as pleasant as posi-
about it. 7 think he could tell that \
composure was forced, for he got AVID
as quickly as possible. suddenly \
membering that he had 10 hurry dow
town.
Il wasn't hungry for breakfast ard
that, but ! went into the kitchen 10 4
the condition Of things. 1t was vrl
than my widest imaginings, Frank ID
spilled sugar all over the floor and ID
dropped the egg box, so that the "a
were leaking slowly through. He d
fried one batch of eggs to a crisp and Id
left them in the pan. stuck fast, which
used another pan for other eggs. NJ
air was blue with smoke
But what's the use Of going into 4
tails. II was beyond endurance.
But I've a different opinion ihss
had before Of the lazy things Rho q
in bed and like 10 be served with tts
breakfast while their houses go to E1a
and ruin! I've no further desire % y
me Of themg"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
Helen Embarrassed.

'bh, no, no. dear, LETT not do that,
Can't we send them ourselves"
What's the USE Much easier to
send them together Where's that big
straw suit case That'H hold all but
the quilt IN have a messenger take
/ EN- right over so Carrie can get EN- off
tonight"
While Warren was getting down the
big straw suit case from the hall closet
shelf. Helen hurriedly took out the blue
serge dress. II was not good enough
20 send, She pictured Carrie, Warren S
sister, looking over it disdainfully as
she packed it In the trunk. No. no; she
could not let her see that, Carrie was
so critical. she did not want her to
know that she had worn anything until
1t was so soiled and shabby. Quickly
she got the brown broadcloth suit She
would send that instead
Get a dust rag or something TO wipe
this on" ordered Warren, as he un-
strapped the suit case.
Helen busted IL on and they started
TO put In the clothes.
"No. no, I'm not going to send th0t
as he reached for the blue serge dress
she had thrown over the chair That's
really TOO SHABBY. I'm sending this in
stead" folding up the brown broad
cloth suit
Thought you said YOU couldn't spare
that"
yes. / know, but Up Helen
flushed uncomfortably.
'Oh. YOU don't know Carrie was go-
Ing 90 see EN-? That ia"
Helen bent lower over the suit case
as she packed in the things
$50 that's IT." sneeringly. You're
willing TO send Aunt Emma any old
thing but YOU didn't want Carrie to
see what YOU sent by George. YOU We
a fine sense of charity, YOU have. You'd
put plugged quarter in a church
plate
With flashing eyes Helen turned on
him furiousK
You're quite right. didn't want
Carrie to see that dress, / didn't want
her to know that ! had worn anything
SO shabby Bur If J haven't any decent
clothes 90 send your Aunt smma Its
because haven't had any You spend
.viyo as much ON Your clothes as I O.,
lu mine. I save and save and MAX,
over and try To do without, That's
why I haven't any clothes 60 give away
because I haven't had enough FOR my
! SELF
But Warren only shrugged hu
: shoulders CCnteuptuolsly- WIh inso
. lent uucgucern he was whisrlirg
popular tune as he buckled the straps e.
the suit case.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
AN UNRELIABLE BRIDE.
NEAR MISS FAIRFAN.

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
l. / am nearly Is, and recently
met a young lady to whom / have
taken a great liking. She in turn
seems to care a great deal for my
company. although she says she j.
engaged to be married il the fall.
She breaks appointments with her
regular lover, however. to go out
with me, and | think that If I
asked her to marry she would
throw him down for me DO YOU
think it would be proper to ask
her to become my bride?
G. Z. y.
Don't you think YOU are behavinl
in rather an underhand manner wher
you try t. steal another mans sweet.
heart from him? \ girl who SHOW.
herself so untrue to one man is quit,
likely TO be untrue to the next.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
Helen Packs the Box.

That morning Helen spent looking
over Warren's clothes and her own.
She got a small packing box, lined it
vith paper. put in Warren's overcoat,
the brown suit, some underwear and
The quilt
But the selection from her own things
was more difficult She had SO few
.ioIhes in the last year that there was
-eally nothing much 60 send There
was a dark blue serge dress that Aunt
Emma might wear about the house, but
70 was soiled and the lining much worn,
She was almost ashamed 20 send H.
a cashmere wrapper, "a couple OF last
seasons shirlvaists and gray cloth
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
NOT A SERIOUS BREACH.

nEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
l. A gentleman calls on two
lady friends, and upon entering
the house asks for a glass Of ice
water. to which the lady answers
that there is no ice water in the
house. but If he wishes soda she
will go downstairs to get some
for him A question then arises =
as to whether il was right for the
gentleman not to object. apd tell
the lady not to go down tthe
people live on the second 0oOr),
and il, according to the rules IF
etiquette ne acted fair by keeping
still. A. B.
think II the young man wanted
soda water he should have gone after
il himself. instead of letting the cir
wait on him However, it was not
a very serious breach Of etiquette
and l do not think he need worry
over 1t.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15

+ love with NDInE VINO
H. I though cared a lot for me. I
have been out with him and let him
/ kiss me a connie Of times. and now
when meet him ne scarcely notices
me haven't done ANYTHING 10 hurt
| his feelings. and can't understand H..
| What shall I do to make him love me.
for am lust heart broken"
I Anxious" asks for information.
81 am deenlv i'm love with % Young
man whom I have been out with only
q few times. vet think / know him as
well as IL 1 had gone with him for years.
Now am sure this Young man re-
turns my love. because the last time i
uas with hin, he asked mo to Kiss him.
I refused. and it seemed To- grieve him
so that promised 10 kiss him at "a fu-
fure date. WIN il be wrong To DO so"'
will ask Anxious" to read the dis
tressed letter Of TX. NJ C." She loved
a young man and thought ne cared a
lot for her. and she Kissed him
"couple Of times" which. ! am sure.
in the unaccountablc way In which low
ers keen count. was much urteucr than
"a couple Of times" as understood In
prosaic reckoning
she thought. with her loving little
heart intent ON winning him. that II
she pleased him by letting him Kiss
her she would have his love certified
and sealed. ready 10 take 90 the mar
rage license bureau
She saws plalutfvcl, that she did moth
ipr. to hurt his feelings so. but SHE
aid something calculated To- bring hurt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
NO NEW WAY.

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX.
- / have known a young lady
for the past six months and have
gene out with her quite frequent
~. She is very pretty and "a well
cultured young lady.
Sine the day ! met this young
lady. my thoughts have only been
Of hcr. and. being desperately ian
love with her. I ask your advice
as To what method saoull usr To
gain her love STEVE =.
If you have been courteous. kind
attentive and Thoughtful ia the sis
months you have been going with her
YOU have a ready established a roun-
dation for love.
I am sure she is beginning 60 love
YOU, or she would not ACCEPT yoar at
tentions.
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Paris Rolls.

ore tablespoonful Of -four. ore 'ass
spoonful Of castor sugar, ore te8sncn
fal of baking powder, one eEg q
flour, sugar and baking powder
bowl and mix we'll, then add g wi
beaten egg When well mixed. lIfa
on tin and bake five minutes r.
take out and Spread with jam, a3-d
preferred, roll it, and dust with sf'
sugar
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
A Useful Hint.

ga rHrd elbows may easily be AVOIDED
nE placing d piece ~ velvs. between the
E~iuE and tEe material a. The lIbag.
when rEe dress ~ uew n this rs cone
no VIII De- found that NO patches lu
nc elbows viii Ice required.
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much from female
troubles ana bear
Gown pains that !
yBuIG not stand on
uy feet TO o e
enough to do my
uorN The doctor
said J would have
.p undergo au Op-
Grafton. but my
husband wanted
me Co try LYDIA
T. Pinkham's Veg
atHH's Compound
first . took three
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
How About the Box?"

Helen's Indignation was mingled with
desire to laugh What could anyone
be thinking Of 10 send such things 10
the victims Of food disaster? What
could they want with ball gown or a
chiffon dress? And she had paid the
messenger fny cents to get them here,
what should she. do with them? She
could NOT offend Mrs. Stevens by re-
turning them. She had no choice but
20 write her a polite note Of thanks
and keep the dresses until she found
some way 10 get rid 81 them.
well, how about that box" de-
manded Warren when he came home
Got everything in it,"
"Yes. dear" hesitaungly. but they're
mostly your things ! didn't have very
much"
Lets have look at them
Helen had packed the box in the
dining room, and now Warren went
through IL critically
Haven't you some sort Of suit you
could send-a skirt and coat sult-for
Aunt Emma? This thing won't do her
much good" holding up the shabby blue
serge dress.
Dear you know ! haven't a thing
besides my good suit and that brown
broadcloth / have 20 keep that for
rainy days"
"Well. maybe Carrie will put in
suit. She 'phoned to-day that she had
some things. We're going to send these
over to her. She's got an old trunk
there. and she'll express them all in
that "
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
Pimple on His Nose.

He had a pimple on his nose an,
Hurt, and when he told her of Il
looked SO Sympathetic and Ts,s
He forgot that she didn't knoo, ~
TO Do her Hair, and that she vas y
good looking. He remembers III
that she was distressed abou, N
Pimple on his Nose. She comb
have been more Sympathetic ba5
been a Big Boil,
His Sisters and Mother had aIa.,l
Laughed at him. Here was one ~
Understood. She didn't say w.
big baby" not she,
This Explains Why he married i.
II was sympathy with his Imaeip,-
Troubles that Won him. Not bea~l
nor brain, nor Goodness. but Just NJ.
sympathy
The girl who wears High hal
openwork Waists. and a pomps5sl
as High as the Moon to catch 4 m,1
is on the Wrong track. That's N
Way! He Wants sympathy for n
trouble he Thinks He has.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
Daysey Mayme and Her Folk,
By FRANCES L. GARsIDE.

The or high heels openwork waists pompad
hqh as catch the wrong track Tb.
way! He wants sympathy the trouble he has,
-DAYSEY MAYME'S PHIL oSopr.
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and when he Told his Sisters
Laughed! I'd
The tailor Made his Trousa,.
Long; No one at home SEEM s9,s
Care. He had to Stand In Ing N
way home in the Car: His % ny
didn't Fret, and his Sisters sai5 ' /,
Good for him. Y
And it was this way All TIN.
Life; No one seemed to Care IVY
he had many Woes. There my ny
one to SympathiZe with HIM
At last he met a Girl who No.
preciative. She was Also Wis Z
he saw only that she Understood ~.
and man does long to be Tnis n,
stood oull