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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-15
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE
TOHEAR REV. w. R. OWENS

The first meeting of the Baptist
Young Peoples union of the new year
will be held tomorrow night at o'clock
at the First Baptist church, wnen the
Rev. William Russell owens, pastor OF
Capitol Avenue Baptist church and
state r. Y. p. L. president, will speak
on "A New Vision of B. Y. p. y. Work
in Georgia"
This will be an open meeting and all
members Of the B. Y P L. in Atlanta
are urged to be present and to come
with an enthusiastic determination to
make this first meeting a "pace-settsr'
for 1913
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-15
GIRL TREATS FlREMEN
TO WINE AFTER BLAZE

ST. LOUIS. Jan. l5.-Miss SOPHIE
Schuster, OF 1873 Lindet boulevard,
called the fire department by phone to q
fire in the basement OF the house and
after the tiremen had distinguished the
blaze She invited members OF the three
companies to the family dining room
for refreshments Wine was given the
smoke begrimed men. After Mis-
Schuster's entertainment was COM
pleted, Mrs. Norris Baumann. who oc-
cupies an apartment on the second
floor, invited the men to her dining
room, and there wine was served again.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-15
RAMMlNG OF ADMIRAL
BY GOAT UNDER INQUIRY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-When
''Whiskers," the belligerent billy goat
of The battleship New HAMPSHIRE but e
ted Rear Admiral Doyle the other day,
he also butted that officer into an in
vestieation at the hands Of the navy
department. The admiral ordered all
pets and mascots from off the war yes
sells under his Jurisdiction.
The department now wants an off,
cial report Of the order and the reasons
therefor from Admiral Doyle, who is
commanding the Norfolk navy yard.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-15
KILLS WEASEL AS IT
CLINGS TO HER HAND

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 15-Mrs. Rheinhardt
weygandt, of Millstadt. a small town
near Belleville, is nursing q very sore
finger as the result Of an encounter
with weasel she found depopulating
her chicken yard.
Mrs. Weygarndt, investigating q
great clucking and tapping of wings in
the yard, found the weasel with its
teeth fastened in the throat Of one Of
her best Wyandotte hens. The animal
sank it's teeth in the index finger Of
Mrs. Weygandt's right hand. Running
into the kitchen with the weasel hang
ing to her finger. she took up Ratchet
and killed il.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-15
DREAMS OF HER SISTERS
DEATH: IT PROVES TRUE

ST. LOUIS, Jan. l5.-W hen a Jrou-
blesome dream awakened Miss Mildred
which she saw her sister. Miss Gertie
Meyers. fan dead, she attempted to go
to sleep again but was unsuccessful.
She awakened her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Meyers, and told them of the
vision. The parents Gained her and
told her to return to bed
Several hours later, while members
of the family were at the breakfast
table word was received that Miss
Gertie Meyers had died suddenly in the
night. Miss Meyers had been visiting
at Hornsby, H.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-15
FOUR EASTERNERS MAKE
$4,000 IN AN OIL DEAL

CARLYLE, ILL. Jan. 15.-within
p',aoa or less than 21 months after they
''l'Ied IN their first oil well in the field
near this city, four Pittsburg business
,"e" retired from the producing game
mere at net profit of 100000 each, or
a grand total of 5000 for the quar-
vet, Inc lucky ones were William M.
~a"u, president of the Surpass Oil and
''at Company; ]. P. Matthew william
ana Henry Wilmer
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-15
TRADE BODY AT Triton
HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION

Triton. GA. Jan. 15.-At the third
annual meeting Of the Triton Chamber
Of Commerce, Irvine ". Myers was
unanimously reelected president; J. ".
Hollis. a prominent farmer and gin man.
was elected first vice president, and j.
:. Taylor, a Triton business man, was
elected third vice president and treas
urer. The second vice president, vino
will be secretary, will be elected by the
board of governors, Of which II. Il. Tiff
was re elected chairman.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-15
WABASH PRESIDENT
HURT IN AUTO CRASH

n. G,n1'CA9O, Jan. 15.-Frederick A.
,,.'sno' president of the Wabash rail-
,, .a1' was injured In an automobile col
,.s ,OH early today when the car in
.,,., ,D ne was driving collided with an
aa. o.'ooie owned by james Martin.
5.a. 9oneF persons wero injured. Pres
so5 .. DeIano was cut by flying glass
,os.' setefeiy bruised. At the Henrotiu
DO t,r ,',. II vas said he probably would
'a"eA 10 his home tonorrou,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-15
Astride a girder 100 feet above
the pavement.
Wizards of Swinging Girders
Follow the Seasons - This
Climate Just Suits Them.

Atlanta is the winter home OF the
structural ironworker as truly as Palm
Beach is the winter resort of the rich.
for. like his more fortunate brother,
this aristocrat of the air is extremely
sensitive to the coming and going of
the seasons
Atlanta's boom and its remarkable
building development of the last decade
has made this city the Eastern Mecca of
the ironworker during the winter
months. Atlanta builders are aware
of this, and the steel work on Atlanta
buildings goes up with . rush during
the months OF December January and
February.
"Nvhy, this isn't cold" said j. Egg
gler foreman OF the gang OF steel riders
on the new Ponce DeLeon apartment
building at Ponce DeLeon avenue and
Peachtree street. 1T is balmy compared
TO the job we left in Montreal"
Craft Seeks Warm Chimes.
Atlanta'5 open winters. he explained,
and the large amount of building un-
der way here had made this known to
the craft as a winter stamping ground.
"Only Los Angeles and a few of the
coast cities, where the winters are open,
get more skilled steel workers at this
season than Atlanta he said. THE
good men seldom have trouble in get
ting berth in Atlanta for the winter
when the lid goes on in the far North
ern cities Right here on this job are
four men who have been coming here
every winter for five years to lay steel
in Atlanta buildings"
Mr.. Eggler secuted the idea that it
took unusual nerve to be a steel work
er. He said that most Of them never
thought of nerve in connection with
the hazardous occupation of prowling
around on slender steel girders hun
dreds Of feet in the air He said it
was matter of routine, and from his
story Of steel jobs in city after city
over the face of the United States. he
seemed to be a real authority on the
subject.
Folly to Speculate on Danger.
at would be. of-course. straightaway
suicide for steel worker to begin
speculation on his end if he were to
step off of girder into the air. It has
been my experience that few OF them
ever contemplate such proceeding. II
never enters their heads that there is q
chance for a misstep and a tumble to
the ground"
How does it feel to work up in the
air?' is the question invariably poked
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-15
NECK BROKEN CHRISTMAS
NIGHT; MAN STILL LIVES

ST LOUIS, Jan 15.-Philip Lau-
man, whose neck was broken when he
fell downstairs at his home. 27l6 Mack
lind avenue, Christmas night. still is
alive AT the city hospital though ply
sicians believe he can not recover. lie
ls unconscious
The hfth ceryical vertebrate was sew
cred tn tine fam and Lauman was re-
moved Ia the hospitaI iu The hope ape
pluncos there could ID, used to lclp
lim BE is "a teamFter
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-15
PREFERS WARM TOMBS
TO CHILLY CITY PARKS

NEW YORK, Jan 15.-Prefcrring q
nice warm bed IN the Tombs to free
dom and sleep in the chilly city parks,
Francesca Nalenti. a negro. refused to'
answer certain questions the magis-
trate put to him. and grinned when he
was ordered back to iau
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-15
CHOPS CLOTHESPOLE
TO EVADE "P0LL" TAX

JERSEY CITY. n. j.. Jan. 15.-ln an
effort to avoid payment Of poll tax, "a
German tax payer chopped down pole
IN his back yard grew peeved when
anotho~ poll tax" bin was sent him
and nearly had "A ~ when he learned
that pol" didn't mean pole Zoo bc
used in hanging clotneF on "a Uaok
ward
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-15
9SSGSSA t,hlc THREE DAYS LATE.

Batterc5 y, II, ENGLAND, Jan. Ia
She hay oy heavy gales through which
Ucear5co passed, the White Star liner
ogerf"g arrived here today three DAYS
es. sI.'vn Monday the Oceanic wire
.r g'tt,,. ''tius was carried away by
Gas ss,. hAa temporary structure
'''s naed when the ship arrived.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-15
DRINKING BY POLICE ON
DUTY is NOT OPPOSED

LACROSSE, WIS, Jan. l5.-Police
here infer that no objection is made
by the council to their drinking while
on duty. An ordinance designed to pro-
hibit IT was tabled by the council last
night
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-15

senate on FebTu-
airy 10, has at
tracted much at
tention through
out Georgia, be
cause of the eff
feet its passag
likely will have
or, at least, is in
tended TO have
upon the amount
of liquor which
may thereafter be
shipped into Gieor-
gid.
I'rohibitionists
generally favor the
pa ssagc OF the
nill, and hold tLat
il viii make much
easier the hand
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-15
H 81 ! METHODIST COLLEGE
~ bE OPENED FOR BISHOP

cross IrHosS' GA, Jan. 15.-The WAY
Of IN. 'r pS of the board Of trustees
new uo'aoRshear Collegiate institute. the
bav. "aycross district Methodist college
Inc aSeed with the other members of
pl.,." ''ra to changing the name To the
boros collegiate institute. This is in
be ~. VI Bishop Pierce. and happens to
lnsii,'e,, name Of the county in Witch tbe
mute IL located "''i'" 'i'e
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-15
S|DEL|GHTS On
STATE POLITICS
Facts and Gossip About Men
and Measures Now in the
Public Eye.

The Kenyon Shepard bill, so called,
now pending in the congress of the
United States, TO be voted upon in the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-15

passage of the y, n
hill, and hold tLat go
il will make much \S(2{s'Y w.
easier the hand s@x
ling of the blind riget'' situation WIG.
ovi.+s in .,.rv arohihi+,on state
mn, ..,,......,,, Ism. g.. .....is,r
50 lis auNota,e9 oeS-aIe' 10 ''N'
interstate shipment OF liquors To-
sons other than bona dde consumers
If pives tp, states fIs. .lsuj to sszs
.1,i.,,,a,,+. 30 ,,.hi-l.,, t,1,, .,..,tr sl,t,.,
.,.
'i''o cry S'''s'' " ''e'' - 49, f''.''
are not INTENDED toi l4e p'.sotii4 "s1
OF cousignees
Thus. an extraordinarily heavy ship
,,,,t ,e Ii,,,,,, 80. ,,,..,. r., ont ope 9r,A,
''""'.' '''''' "1 -,
l"oi''S 'S a. ,''s -,
stance ana t'e 9,''e ''''sl' 1t 80
s'''p'iieH' '.''O ''o'u ~ 49,
~ an sen a. < 49, sa;..
1'''o'' 80 -. -, ,s.,,.lr a. $50,
oU'', -. -. ti,,,,slg f,,
% - 80 ~ '.;,l. -,
.,,a,,,,,+ s,. ..,,,a neonIa ~ SEQ
t,,,,,a,,.. ,,,har. tbis na,. hill is go,,a,
n""eNe'' ue'e ''i'
to make Things mueh easier iot lie
p'oiioiIio'ils'9 ~ el4ol -,
ioI II 'i'' "u''io- i',eS WI ~
aga i'S' 'io.''o'9 VI ~ .In,. $3.50.
as IL now IS why shouio 'neS 'ouoie
themselves TO selze interstate snip
lhehtS even un"eI c"ioI vi @U'iioi 10y
rom llie feue'fl COVE liii'ei'
mere lSh " 'Ne-'i % " ''1'Nt'o'
general ia Geo 81" ana precious 80"
Judges VINO u' not ''"oN Mne'e ',oin
tons OF ine present proniollioh iaNS
/ are pe'pe'lt''eu 0"!'S' - my w ~
ulS'u'p 'ii''' T''u'ttioii' ny sli ,,, -.
'1 9'' O''. 'e va - '''t'''' 80 -
- 9V'N' al
rue IN M S7''oi' IS 9'I9' 81 -
Is 40 '~c' P'o''-'''''''' "a -
GO '7 ,,,,...r
az 'l'''''''I' 80, ~, r.
no" Wv ~, 90 49,. '''i';
- a.. .a,,t,. H.. o,;ni+,on;g,..
OF Rome have closed every club IN the
city by proceeding against them -
nuisances-"nleh may De aoateu ~
Way OF lhJuneuoh-ahu tae piii!0 T.
gers nave oeeE smut up seleIali% 70
the JUICE 81 th' Superior eour' pue'l"5
the tlS'Ps III 'ie PehItvhtia'S'
me Kenyon NHepai" e'' "-a9 Oe
me l'lhs loF Georgia aiA'' "ei prom
tlon- OUT t'f -'''N' p''-l el's 90
4.'u''S'
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-15

Former Representative Seaborn
Wright. the prohibition leader of Floyd
county is in Atlanta today, for the
purpose of participating in the argu-
ments before the supreme court in the
Savannah blind tiger cases now ar
for review.
Mn Wright believes the direction
given these cases viii effect profoundly
the entire prohibition situation in
Georgia for many Years TO come. Is
is understood that he appears In tho
hearing as tho representative OF the as
sembIed prohibition forces II the stat4.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29
40 % 80 WleoIemmer. : aiteg

lem 40 og 80 Meolemmer. S 4ftes
brsfteoes ct Bar Spsrgsmaal al
9etponing. Oct enc df oiSie par
@enopferelfen of bort Gaming
5actor1~. On 4omite bleo nalgt
til At iorbanole meo Ell 90. ira
gGommercieI Club for at moer-
iege, bpao Der fan geres / oeu Het-
ming. Gen mnoen Sag oar Scribe
bring al port 8anOpprf. 8ettes
Iieneite bar / Den ienere Iio baret
utilireositiIlenoe, o9 oct bIeO paa-
Iagt gfiefutib-aomitee at tage fig
Of Sen Sog.
- alponingsitpffer renies, pres
les og repareres net, burtigt %
biaigt bos She Blair gnntorinm.
o. e. GIeasbp. 8rop. I'll Tor
Rational 9anf. Sell Rbonc
5 &ftes bolot Dor M}enigbeos
StpreIie Mgoe. iom hi foritaor Tor
at gere llofoit til at faa @lenigbe.
oens ll0giiter mo.
8or 9mo5mano. SfrG00er
: g. Sobnion pnifer. at bper @an6
! 9Iair % 0megn. Dugre iaoreIiom
iFaI ie hans me SeOtd
8Oulcn @ias &arer. Ct Sot cal
ipct til 0aal 6eroi foiter iftA unoer
$500 og iffe ooer 500 On
gaIt. q. 6. @eismann, Scr.
mano / 0ireftionen Tor Gan. 2utb.
8ubl. Souie, er Der / 9eieg / oisie
Gage.
8be Blair Sboe Store bar Iise
facet mo Gfteronrs og ginters Cor.
Inning Of fsrite aIasies 5Obtsi.
aom og ie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29
yOdnffpren"
onsooa ben 20. Sanuar 1918.
Blair, @e6r.

3 Gag er 81 beore itilIeoe, emo
hi bar Ons0ag Norgen i itoite llge,
oa ri ffuIoe BABE 9looet i 9res-
ZEN. S Dag bar 81 tilitrGffelia
araft til Drift at bore 4aaifiner.
Seq bar til SaI9 boooe itSrre
% minore 5nrrne / 1erbeoen al
Blair. 9igeleOes imon 5OroiDfter
Iiqe Hoen for gogrenien. aom og
Ie. 3. j. 6uiler.
- Samtioig tan oct m~eooeles, at
Dor gamIe GIeftrifer, 0ir. 6. 9.
Gapps er engogeret til at fore
ftaa Dor lofaIe eIeftriite Station,
og oertil fnDtter man Saab ON, at
oi berefter IfaI fao beore 6ieneite
boooe ON Qneen til 8riOfraft oa
um aftenen til ems. Gieneiten bar
oeIaa / I9ngere 8io OGret iaa
mangeIfuIo. at 9oen life Oiloe neies
oermeo / 29ngoen.
See Eplin & Sans for Fur
nit1re, Rugs, Pianos. Undertak-
ing a speciality.
Sra Stolen er Der ~oqientIig
life anoet at mel0e emo oct, iom er
bet beoite, oct aIminoelige, at $50.
len er oberfplot. arbeioet gaar lin
ipDne. traple Gang, og Sunobeos.
tiIItonoen er goo. - Ger er Dog
ben Hpbeo OF meloe, at Ganas
rgoifet-golI Seom" forleOen ipiI.
Ieoe imoo Smobos beoite Seam og
banot, iaa oct bier, at Dana.aar-
Iene er / Stono til at iIaa ct SIag,
naar oct gpLoer. 9e bar for 8eiten
ipillet imoo fIere oSeams" / Bin.
ter. og iaa plot Ri Oeo. er BET bOer
Gang gaoet Of meo Seiren.
5 aftes bolot Dor fer omtalte
npe G%orening rGibic 2ea9uea gte-
De / Gitp Sail. 8Iere bar iIuttet fig
til 9igaen. iaa Den M tGaer mel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29
Sibel % Grfaring.

8oItor Garl Wattbieien oeo Ola.
fonisieitiitelien / 6Iensborg ~ifrioer
/ Set gamIe 9uoifab" ON ouen.
ltaaenoe emne bI. a. f%elgenoe:
a8u oioite. at oen 0elligaano net
% baooe brlgt 9ibeIens Q1eoOelel.
ie og 8%ionesbnro til at bringe 9e.
bisligbeoerne mo / DIT Sierte. IN
oioite oaion. At 9episligbe0erne ilet
life funoe blioe itaaenoe fart / DIT
puffeloorne Sierte, oeriom Dc fife
too mltreiait / DIN 9ibel. Saale.
oes forbunSt iig DIN @ibeltro o.
DIN grfaringstro til ct uaoifilleli8t
6eIe, oog oltto iaoIeoes, at 9ibeIen
blep @rnnopolo og 0}ooleitof ior
DIN Sro. 9ibeIeu, life Griaringen
Shi 9ibeIen er rig. oin 6rfqring
er iattig. 9ibeIen er tor, Din @r-
faring CT lille, 9ibelen er uipigeli9
ois og iano, Din Griaring bar uar
ret oig mango @onae. d hper
@ona, Def bar ifet. hioIp Din u
bel. eaer bDao Der bleo ingt %
prpoifet Tor oia al 9ibeIen Dig til
gette iaen.
9erfor tillao alori9 no8eu at
noaet ira oia al oet. iom
ifreoet itoar. Soaoan bar Seius iia
ieIp 40 / 1T Seos Gage. "a par ban
ioa fattia, at ban maatte faate Tor
zig meo bette Sopro: D0et itaar
ifreoet"
9Gg ogioa gfurte til, at bucr
fen lpro elIer IGg fan oinoe ben
bele Seilts. uoen al pinoe 9ibeIen
iom en- 6elbeo iamtioi9. 9G9 DOR.
fe til, at beIIer ingeu fan uinoe i'm
9ibeI Tom IepenOe gienoom. Tom
lit 5iertes Sfat. uoen iamtioig at
oin0e i'm 5relier. 9ibelens aGrne.
De 10 ifilles fife 40. Get betu0er
10 M life. at ale 9ibeleus @aoOer
cr lsite for Oia. eaer at on er bic
ben fproia meo ale 9auifeligbeoer
/ Ben. Men BET betnoer. At Tom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29
SnsbolOerife onifes.

GH olore 4iae eder Dnare @nte
ie9es Al en- oauif 5aruler Der er
gnfeman0, % Ieber peo egnen
omfrina Geoar 6nas. Soma.
9lt nprmere peo 6enuenoelie til
Crit SBrenfen.
D.. Ar. 3 6eonr Sails. ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29

on er bleoen ioa lille % fottia, at
on intet @emmeiteo peo uoen hos
@uos Sen. iaaleoes er on ogioa
bIeoen iaa lille % iaa fattia. at
on life er / Stano til at gore 9reUl
enoiige Oprer imoo bans Oro. Del
trpneer life til at itoofaiteS al Din
Grfaring eaer Dine 0ple0elier. for
at oare Sanobeo. Oct naor 10 oo
ogiaa / ale Maaoe % paa ale
aauter Ianat I'D oDcr oiue 0pIe-
pelier@.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29
Skal Du ReiSeg-

Hvis du tanker paa st tage On IN
II Gamieisndet erler sende Btlise -
slegtninge, da kom . Tim. &C VI I -
s@kke AT Aar har soIgt nere Bffsoeoae
md nogen anden skandtnavfsk Aoum D
Ihicago. vi salgcr BilIetter - -
lie sterste og bedste LINER os wnGnk
rore Reisende Plads I 5maskanyttsEW
1den ekstra Detailing. AltaA Rodt -
aefolge. PENCE veksiee o. hteansendE
kronesedler kjebes og snlgeA ~
yplysninger faaes we'd Henvsndo1n ~
sort Udvandringskontox. +.
, Eyangstistsn puhaisntna uouesw
s626 Fullerton Ave, Chicago, III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29
@nbstieneiter.

aennnrS: SsnoagsifoIe meo Son.
misunderstanding bber Ssnoag SIN.
SCI. 10. Can't @uostieneite 1. %
3. Senoog / bper @aaneO. ling
oomsmsoe poa GngeIif 2. og /.
Sgoag / bner Waaneo.
Crum: @u0stieneite /. % 3.
Senoag / bner Mane5, 81. 1890
6ormiooag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29
Better anoerion,
siOnep. Montana.
Sano Dse groriDn "a SioneD,
WDn.nua.

5lere gooe Seetions 2asS Is |
alt) ! Oct oonife Settlement peo
grorion, % ner Sionep. Montana,
for Solg til rimeIige 9riier Oa pod
life 9:.saar. ge.issenOe fra 3 til
10 NiI fra ganen. San fsbes i ct
See eae- / belle eler babe Gee.
tions.
Dor nprmere Oplpsnin9 "TRIP
paa engeIif eaer Donif til CORNERS
State 9nnf. SioneD, Montana.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29
gnfaIfa @eierifarme.

Seq bar til Sol9 / oct itore Dan.
ife Settlement oeo SioneD. ca. 1000
acre5 Of pirrigate0" 2ano, / Urea.
Ter eiter aeberens 2nife; 2anOet
egner ia uomGrtet ior alfaIio,
nGr bco bort nDe Creamery, npr
oe0 5ernbaue, Sfole oa oonit Strife.
SfriO til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29

@iaoomme til 5nlg / oIIe
Dele al 9pen. 1o1le fan fsbes paa
sfbetaIine. lluOlao fife at forbsre
lem nprmere. naor g uiI febe e.
6iem. .. 4. SdlIer.
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25 Wars 5nbiIGnml

On Bro bill, bIiper Der % aars.
ieit | 3ions Wcniabeo, Gutter 60,
Nebr, / Dneene Ia. Morts.
8enner, icm biz gGite os | De Cage,
.inbbpoes oenIigt og beoes me66eIe
Ell af be uno~crtpgneoe ON 6pres
aomme ! goo 9io for at fao oronet
meo gefororing o. gIaos for Op.
boloet.
poa 3ions meb. gegne
6. Sanfcn Mgbs. prrit.
gowin 2unb, Mgb.s gef.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
Making the Most Of Things
BY Ruth Cameron

Have YOU heard OF the American
Society for Thrift2 n is the latest
thing in national Improvement soCi-
cities. and its aim. saws Banker
". Strauss. one at its founders .I-
60 promote nationally. tho individual
fhriff which ID the basis of good cifI.
zenship and community PROSPERITY"
There certainly cannot be- ans quos.
tion huf hat the American peOpir
need 10 cultivate the habit Of 'thr.ft
And bv thrift mind YOU { mean
thrift not pafsimouy. not mere saw.
inE. not the kind Of economy which
consists simply in doinc without
ono reason why the American
ps oplo are NOT more thrifty o. thai
very few Of them know what tbru
y don't see but what we shall have
10 "at Lose" neiEhhor Of mine said
The other DAY She was appalled, hy
the Size ~ lcr bills and that was tho
only way Co cut down aho could think
~ tO DO without She didn't Soon
90 realize That Fh' might learn Co buy
20 Ercafer advantage. select moro
wisely. and utilize moro thorourilv
No her only solution was fo do win
out Now that's NOT thrift. but IFa
ae near as most ~ us Americans ever
come 90 understanding Co.
Listen to uhaf 90 Webster SAWS
about economy Economy avoids all
waste and eXtraVaFance and applies
money to the best advantage Boon
oWy ie virtue parsimory DEL o. vice.
And Mr. Straus' de0nitIon ~ thrif
goes even further Thrift" be- says.