davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-17
@aHerberiorsnng in europa.

Bel Der qlIs.meinbeit berri6t
bdufig bic Qniiht Dor, bub bos Dois
fer boS 8iIIigite I.i, mas es gsbe,
unb babel 1T oas DoiIer in .inem
aulturftaot ni6t nur cine 5immeIss
gabe, ionoern cine Sots, bic @slo
ioitst. Die Wafierosriorgungsfrag.
beihditigt nit Der 3unsbmsno.n 8es
bOIterung bi. Gjsmelnoen in europa
mebr unb mebr uno bic @emeinbes
bertpnltungen iperbsn in .3utunft ana
geii6ts bes INNER mebr itei1enoen
Werts5 bes Dafisrs itren9sr timer
nod gu oft gu beobldtenben Woifsrs
osrgeuoung entge9snnirt.n. 8i.lfa4
If! oud ffon Der 0ebonte erpoqen
moroen. in gr0Bersn @smeiuoen nitt
i6le6tbin WniIer n~b3uge6sn. ions
bern cine 3rsnnun9 bon 3rint. uno
Rubpafier in %geeiqns:sr Dei1e oors
3unebmen. 0ls 5rsnnipItem ben0z
tigt fir oos NrBpoifer tl.insrs
6atptrpbre uno ELI tleinere8 Ysrteis
IungsneB. Die 8etris6StoTten iino
nibt piel aroBer als beim Gin6eits.
fpftem. SoIhe 2rsnnIbitsme 6eiits
stn in 5rontrsih 40 Gtdote, in Der
Shpsi3 3. in 0eutihlnno 2, Sam
nober uno Stuttgnrt.
sir bic WoIisrptrforauuq 6eion.
ber8 Der @robitGbis, limb fpsitsr oi.
Wnlbln1en bon qroBem Wsrte, unb
bic Trritnirte peroen INNER nod 3u
Woife1 ipirten. 60 bat !. 9. bic
idhIiide Stoot5 : SSorItperfpaltuno
tpolobtulihe WoBuabmen onoeorbs
net, Tim oi. Waiier6eitGnoe oes Wols
be8 gu beben. Wis nottpsnbia bers
ortie. MoBnabmtn iino, benefit bic
TntTnh., bag nab ben le5tsn iseIts
ftelluns.n ben 'ddiif6en Staotsipolz
bunesn on niht p.niser ols 633
St.ll.n idbrtih II, 100000 8ubits
meter WoiI.r .ntnomm:u poro.n
limb. 4ne.Ii4fs cteIer enormen, benz
WnIb. .~nt3os.nen Wofiermsns. iinnt
notiirIid bic 5orItperpoItung ouf
abbiIf.. @egentpdrtig 1T bos 30.
niere:6 Sadfen in Der eliidlidsn
Gage. felt 30 Sobren i'm Dur9.
fduitt elm. ii6 fortgei.Bt it.ig.rnbs
Ni.b.yidlaesmenee perssidnsn gu
i%0nnsn, cine inter.ifont. pi'ienI6dFt=
Tide 5tititslIune. pie prof,Ifor Or.
Batter BON Der 6oritotaosmi. in
9barnnbt ouf @runb Der 8.obods
tunQ.n Der 2anb.spstteriport. s.e
moht bat. Srobeem febIt .s Der
Tddff6sn 6ortpirtfdoft ni6t on
Qns.ideu, baB nit Der WoIfsrobqob.
ous benz Wnlbe i'm Snter.Iie i.in.s
G.o.ibsns autiinftig I.br poriiAti9
perfnhren tp.rb.n mub. benn bic
burh iibtrtrieb.nt Woff.rentnobme
.iu.m Wolo. au9.fugten SdGb.n
fino nidt nieber gut gu MAIDEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-17
aanitSiebit6bIe in Sialien.
Eprh bic eaifsfeit Der bsrtigeR
@erifte gei6roert.


Sn Der lsBtsn 3eit it fat isin
Gag pergangsn. obne DAB in Stalien
9Intoiebiti6ls portamen. Trsilia
grobsn 8orteil fabsn ois Rdubsr 5us
msit niat bon itrsr 8euts. Oenn man
ueriolg. lie iehr sifrig, mo our6 Die
Itrenge Ausfnhrfontroae. Die elm eis
gens pom StaGt eingeri1tetes Sus
reau unter Der 2eitune Oes !ii6ti9en
@ioponni 9cagi ausu6t. ii ess linen
niht m6eli6, Die SunitiadBs ins
Quslano gu bringen. ia piro es
ibnen f.6r srf6pert. lie i'm Snlano
,u berlperten. Die italisniIhen 9s=
ribte ieoo3 %beitrafen iolde 0is6s
6GGfig ni6t enereii6 gsnug, fpie Ii4
crit iiingIt nisOer BEL Der @erbano=
luna oegen Ole 9iebe Der Maoonna
bella Stella pon Sra Qnseli;c 5eists.
Or. 0alter 9ombs. Der in einsm
itlisnii9an 8latt eineu inhaitsreitaen
Qufiab a5er Die jiingIten 8unitois6s
liable in 5tolisn psroffentl.dt. tnipft
an oieIen 6au feline 8etrabtungen
an. ginfreder tpdren in oas U}uiso
oi g. Marcp ein9eorungen uno bats
ten ous fpertpone MeiTtsrpert geitpEs
len; Bel Der Understanding aber
fam ss gu ein.m 8ompromiB, 10 oaB
nur oie am f4nsriten 8elaiteten rers
urteilt tpur0en. SIN Mai bate oas
psniae Gage porber eroffnete Sfui.o
8dnoini auber1alb Der offi5ieusn 3elt
8eiu6 .rbolten. uno babel porsn brst
8iloer perI6fpurosn, cine Waoonnd
aus Der @erfitatt Sra Mn9elicos.
zine Safsl BON @nbrsa 81 @iuito nno
rim bp3antinii6es Bib Sobannss DEG
SGufers. Die geitohlener 8iloer tpurs
oen ober auf .tpa3 mDiterioie Weii.
BON ser polisei auf benz Central
5abnbof beIdlaena6mt, mo lie als
@epGd in 0erpdbruna gegeben ipor<
ben tparen. Wdren bier nur fpeniJ
beosutenoe @erts 9eraubt poroen. 10
gilt bds gleits BON Den Oiebitdblsr
in Ser Stride g. 6reOiano in yucca.
no Die Gerbreher Die t~oitbarsu
S6orbii6er unbsriibrt liebsn, I'm i'm
Dom BON piitoia, mo tie I'LL spei
Flbsrne Stutustten mitgehen 1ieBen
Mnoeren 0ieben tpuroe ibre 9eute
raid pisoer d6geia9t. 60 tonnte
man bic in g. Marid in Sraitepere
gu Rom geitobIsne f66ne 8eGineste
Maoonnd BON 8eneostto Diana in
Sloren5 nit @ei6la9 bele9en. Der
Rduber zines 8ron5efrsuSes aus ser
3ir6s Gan gartplomso in PiItori
mari feline 8eute ins 6eIo, nahoem
er bic Gbriitusfigur pprber abgel0It
bate. Iebnli6 entleoigtsn fth an>
oere Siebe hires Haubes. 90 lie
BEN Sic 0erbre9er. Die Die Nquilottt
G6i6ertis am Sobunnestabsrnatsl
BON Or San Mitele entfernt 6atten,
81. &unfttrerte ourt einsn 8o!.n Der
Slprentiner GrprebaeIeEihoft pieber
srriidbrtn9en; Die 0iebe ser Tt5nen
shsrn.n Gtdtue bes papItes Slilius
III. BON 8incen3p 9anti in psru9ia
leeten tpenige Sage nah Ser Gnt=
bedung hires 8.rbrehsns bi. 8eute
in einsn 8artsn oiht an Der Stabt.
mauer nieber, no lie alsbaIo aufae<
funben puroe. Die iiinsiten llntaten
Der HGuber bon 2unittperten, Bic
Stalien in Nufregung perfeben. fno
bie ~ipitematiifen umfdngreit,n Ois5z
fable, Die ani6sineno ihon felt Sab
rem i'm Dom gu Gaftelfranco ausqe=
fIbrt purben uno @saenltdnoe BON
iebr bobem W.rt. sumsiit 3irftnnez
pGnoer. umfaftu. uno Damn Ser
Oiebitubl Ser beiben 9ispplo=9iloer,
Die aber in3piihen in Mailano tpi.=
oergefunoen tpuroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-17
nsJ- 7ie yamiliens s nitenmcbisin.

Sn ieoem Ssim io0te iih cine Jlaibe
BON Or. Sings Metu DISCOVERY befin'
BEN, fertis fir BEN @ebrauh. iuenn elm
~@lieb Der JamiIie iib grtdltuns ober
6uiten SuSiebt. Erumpter @ebrduh
miro Die 8rantbeit beleitisen. g. u.
Stio BON Walon. Mi6.. idreibt:
~Wseine san5e 6amilie uerldBt iid nuf
Or. Sings @em DISCOVERY oils bic
bette 6uitens uno @rfdltunssmebi5in
in Der Welt. Stuei SOC Jlalden beiltsn
mid BON Der 9unsenentSinouns." Seoe
0piis bilft. Yreis SOC uno 81 bel 8.
Z. @rbart, Npotbe.sr.- Nns.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-17

Sur Witaift elmer ~ftpansti'
idsn Sunqirou sebOrtsn friibss ellis
DE Eubrsn Diiuser.
Weber benz 6eitlouos III Der
9oblsnidu:toebolt Der 9uft in Der
Vot)t b0ber cls am Sase.
IA a! mas 1T osnu Sbr
Snbn?"
Moorenn.'
9eim 5ttmmbiloner
SER &rcitFcr, meinen Sic. odB id
nit mtinsm Organ gum Sbeater ges
bn tdnn}"
~Sns 16sctsr tDnnsn 81. astrpit
oemit 1t55n."
Oas 666Re. rIu Stnsn
ha' mir s.sit etfuos 10 %irnpcrtert."
So, pas r.un9"
Sic iebsn 10 70 n%erIs6t
aus"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-17
Tentidje &eoi5inidJnle fir 6hiuci,u

Set BEN Sabre 1907 beitebt in
Sdonehoi unisr Der Wsylpoltunu ii.
mes 3uratoriums eeutidsr 0erren
Elm. oeutide Weoi3infduIs fir Obi,
uef.n, Der i'm Sabre 1912 not cine
oeutffe SussnieurHhuls anasa!iecert
tpuroe. 3ur5sit gepGbrt oos osuiif:
Reia Der ahitaIt sinen 3uIauB pon
jdbrIid 10000 mart. Sm iibri0en
sp.roen bic Mittel 3u ibrem llnttr.
bait our6 ShuIQslo, ictris 3u'hiii's
Der &oppslitiftuHl uro ireipilliQe
Spenoen bsr eeutF1sn @rpbtneuftris
aufsebtodt. Gem i~luitsu Sab-es
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-17
9eoen Mehr-
,ahluno.
@udlbufh.

Sieiaer's oeutId 4. aineritaniihes Rohbuh
fur ileine Tamilieu. Bon NaIoenar
Shreper. Rreis Is Gents.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-17
QOfaler WarftberiMt.
Ga groiie, 10. Sept.
Nicbs uno Sleiidlmarft.

Treiie BON 4an9bon & 8opo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-17
NreiIe opu Senrp A~uoereg9, 625 iiol.
& Sfrnne Nn Ernie 1Nia
az 9anbbeit fam nidt aebeilt

me roen turd, lofnIe gpplifationen, neil ie
. n tranfen 5heil oes Sbres nift erreihen
'onu,n. @s sibt einen 8eg, bic Saub'
b. !. III ~furiren, uno Der 1T ourh coniiituti-
pnelle Seilmittel. 9aubheit ipiro ourh els
nen enfsinoeten 3uitanb Der ihleimieen
@ustlelouns Der guitahiihen &ohre perurs
io6t. 8enn oieie HDbre lib entsiuoet, habt
Sbr einen rurnpelnoen 9pn poer unpplltpm'
menes @ehDr; uno wern tie annS geitloiien
1T. eripl9t 3aubbeit, uno penu Die gntsiin=
oung nidt aehoben uno oiefe RDbre tpicoer
in ibren seb0risen 8uliano uerieBt werben
fpnn, miro oas GehDr fir INNER scrliDrt
perben; neun Sdue inter sebn Iin6 ourt
8atarrh peruriaht neIdber ni6ts ais Elm
eutainbeter 3uitano Der i6Ieimisen Sber.
Idden lit.
@ir nplen einhunbert Collars fir ieoen
(burh &atarrb ueruriahten) Sal BON Sdub-
belt aeten, ben mir niGt burh Ginnehmen
bon Saii's &otarrb Sur beilen t6nnen. 2aBt
@uh umipnit Girculare fpmmen.
&. S. 6 henep & Co. 3otebo, 8.
8eriauft BON allen Npptbetern, 75c. Saa's
Samilien' Iiuen iiuo Die beiten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-17
prdmien Site.

Gin 3ahr i'm poraus betahIenee
Ibonnenten erhaIten ie einen
St5uen halemSer ais prdmfe
gratis ane p~crtofrei. I'm Prd-
mten finS foieenee iur IuspaRl
porbameem:
R~atnropoft, (booon fino oretSebn Vum'
mern eridienen).
prdmien oeoen Mehr-
;abluno.
@ud)bnh.
Sieiaer's oeutI6 . aineritaniihes Rohbuh
fur ileine Tamilien. Bon Waloemar
Shreper. 8reis IS Gents.
EGbmaidtinen.
Die .Rorb1tern" 9dhmnihine No. l wiro
auf 8 Sabre fdriftli6 9arantirt, Drop
heao". @ebdule, ertra feine Boiitur, alle
n~euelten Berbeiierun9eH. abIolut Die bette
RaIdiue. bic fir ir9eno eInen Yreis err
hdltlih III 1926
Die .GoroItern"' NdbmaihiHe SO. 3, 9e'
nau nie SO. /. nur nit autbonatblid'rm
r&rpD qedO"
Die .Woroitern"' Rdbmaifine go. 3, IN
ejpioen Dat . @ebdule, autbomntildem
.@bain Gift, au9eilager = Geiteli nit
autbomatiihem Belt &eplacer~, bobem
Urn, 9ebdrtete Stnbltbeile. ale rNtiaf.
ments1 in Sammet' 0dltfen. Cine 9ute
Deaihtne 5u benz iebr btligen Brtis BON
nnr ..........
Sie -Rorotern".Wai6ine Wo. 4. genau me
Ro. 3. nur in 3eSt'ga binet' 5ornt, $2l
Vile bieie gtnidinen Iino abiolut garan'
tirt. Sic 5rGht bat Der aduier gu traaen
uno iie betrdgt pom SOC bls 81, le nad Der
Tiitans.
Nm HeEen unb Slherfieu n IS. nas @eib psr
DcstaHmetuHg (gRouep Crbsr). 6te Der Koitmetter
On ben grubfren CrtihdfteH a~nsielsn fam, ~ inter-
feubeH 9benio gut uno iider iub bic tsr ireh.
anfuf tiuua 70 ipeidt bic Hgenten In alien GTpreH=
Stnttoueu d~usitstien. WenH man bas Beio yer Bot
a~Hpe.fnHg oeer per experimenting idhtdt. III IS
hidt uotbueHotg. ben betreHeHben Brief regtlirlten Il
tdheH, wenn be Aorsie beuiiit aeihrleben III Iegt
nan baaeaeu Badrge b IN oeH Brief. 10 iOnie otcier
Aett reltnrtrt iuer0en, nm iider Iu ielH, bah oerielbe
tihtia au,0mmt. FUR @eibienouRaen Ia etRfdhem
y tiefoerf4lnle dbernebmen MIR ~feiHeriei BerGntiUort
ti6teii. On lSane bon AereBperdnoetungen pergeiie
'esn ia Eiht. BITE altt ~epeHiup obi ME bic meme
B0ltelfce dH5uae gu. bonn Joni fonneu mir ben Nas
ueu In ben Bndern gar uiht fnoeR.
RgHsp. CgbeTs olrfeH ni1t, iUie os 10 oft aeihieht.
ala Uermelutlidbe Guittnag Snridbehnlten ipeIs
Ata, Ieuoern fiub ben Brlelen Det5ulsgen
9iie >SrdmienIilte luiro obne peitere
Roti3 pom .3eit "a Belt eradnSt NIB uerln'
bert. uno oieie Yreiie ridteu it'd nab benz
lemeiliaen Rartmertb.
Quitting erfolgt nur ourh acnoeruna
oes 9atnuis auI benz NoreBltreiien.
Wau ioreiiire einfah:
"NORDSTERN". La Crosse, Wis.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06
Plan Smoker for
New Mail Chief

a. H. Stephens, recently appointed
Superintendent Of the United States
Railway Mail Service, will arrive in
Atlanta Saturday afternoon at .
o'clock on an official tour Of inspec-
ton Of the Southern divisions
Saturday evening at 9 o'clock he
will be given a smoker" at the Cafe
Durand by the Atlanta branch of the
Railway Mail Association. where he
will be welcomed TO Atlanta by Gov
ernor John NJ. Slaton, represented by
Judge John C. Hart; Mayor James
g. Woodward. Postmaster Boiling H.
Jones; Wilmer L. Moore, Of the
Chamber of Commerce, and John
Hogan, representing the Railway
Postal Service. f. P. King, assistant
superintendent of the Atlanta d.
vision, will be POSTMASTER.
Mr.. Stephens has not yet determin-
ed how long he viii remain in At
lanta. The chief clerks of all the
Southern divisions will be in Atlanta
TO attend the smoker this evening,
and it is probable they will hold a
conference with Mr.. Stephens.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06
LISTEN, MOTHER;
Do Be Careful
If Child Is Cross, Constipated,
Sick, Give "CaIifornia
Syrup of Figs"

Don't scold your fretful peevish
child See If tongue is coated; this
Is a sure sign its little stomach, liver
and bowels are Clogged with sour
waste.
When listless, pale, feverish, full of
cold. breath bad, throat sore, doesn't
eat. sleep or act naturally, has stom-
aChache, indigestion, diarrhoea. give
a teaspoonful Of California Syrup of
Figs" and in a few hours all the foul
waste, the sour bile and fermenting
food passes out of the bowels and you
have a we'll and playful child again.
Children love this harmless fruit
laxative" and mothers can rest easy
after giving ii. because IL never fails
to make their little "lnsides" clean
and sweet.
Keep it handy, Mother! A little
given to-day saves a sick child to-
morrow, but get the genuine. Ask
your druggist for a 50-Cent bottle of
California Syrup of Figs" which has
directions for babies, children Of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly on
the bottle Remember there are
counterfeits sold here, so surely look
and see that yours is made by the
california Fig Syrup Company"
Hand back with contempt any other
flE syrup.-AdVt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06

FIRsT-Selling; three-year-o lds and
up: furlongs: Americas liz, Edith
Iaez 104, NelIo 104, Glen Beachy lO9,
Nimbus 1O9. Afterglow 105. Chiffon
Queen 1Os, Luria 105, Fatherola 1O4,
Fred Levy los. Yellow Eyes l09, Joe
Gaitens 109, Bat Masterson 104, Sir AL
vescOt 1903, Ancon 100. Compliment 1909.
SECOND-Two-yea r-olds FLIES, geld
ings. conditions; 51a furlongs: Addie
NJ 109 Master Joe 1872, Stromboli 113,
Stellata 1872, Unfurl l02. Mater 109
THIRD-Three -year-olds and up: sell
ing; l l-16 miles: Bonnie Eloise 1O4,
Fred Mulholland liz, Ardelon 100. John
Reardon ia, Blackford 10S. Napier H.
FOURTH-Handicap; three year-olds
and up mile and 10 yards. DR.. Duen-
ner 1902, Elwah %, Guy Fisher l07, I'm
preston los, Working Lad lO4, Star
Gaze l06, MontressOr 80. Jawbone 112.
FIFTH Selling; three-year- olds and
up; furlongs: Schaller 10S, Bob Lynch
l09, Dynamo 1903, Miss Moments 1903
Cleopat 109, Goliwogg 1903, Magazine
1917, Deborah 105, Arran l05, Premier
l04. Ralph Lloyd IS, Moisant l04, Home
Crest l05, Mlndinette 1903, Berkeley 1O4,
Aware l01.
SINTH-Selling: three-year- olds and
up; mile. Beachsand LOG, Stelcliffe l07
Sepulveda 10g. Tay Pay 1902, Melts 1903
Defy 107. Lord Elan 107, Superstition
Ill, Lace l06. L. NJ. Eckert 107. Semi
quaver ia. Home Crest 10, Orbed Lad
100. Abdon Ill. Hans Creek 90.
Weather clear. Track slow.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06
SEARCH FOR AUTO
THIEVES RENEWED
Gangs Activity Suddenly Revives,
and Police RedOubIe Efforts.
Arrests Near.

The search for the gang of automo-
bile thieves operating in Atlanta for
several weeks was renewed by the
police Saturday morning, following
the theft of a car belonging to Por-
ter Langston. No. 100 Peachlree
street, late Friday afternoon.
The auto is an Oakland touring
car, and was stolen from in front Of
the Forsyth Theater building, where
Mr. Lansston has his office.
The police have two white boys I'M
der suspicion, and an arrest is ex-
pected soon. The boys, 1t is claimed
by detectives, were observed playing
around the car, and one Of them was
seen to crank the engine and start
the machine.
The gang also was busy among the
automobiles in front of the Empire
Building at Broad and Marietta
streets. An overcoat belonging to f
c. Simms WAS stolen from his auto
mobile, where ne had left it while he
went into his office
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06
ROOSEVELT SAILS
FOR JUNGLETOWN
Will Awake Southern Hemisphere
Second Time Since He Left
White House.

NEW YORK, oct 4.-Theodore
Roosevelt sailed for the jungles and
lecture halls Of South America this
afternoon on the steamer VanDyke
Before his departure he took de-
parting shot at william Barnes, Jra
Republican boss, declaring that po-
mucal statement credited to Barnes
was one OF his usual lies"
The wind was blowing at the rate
of 40 miles an hour as the Colonel
mounted the bridge and bowed to his
admirers on shore. At first he tried
to hold his big felt hat on his head,
but he had to give. this up after
several gusts had caught him full
force.
His chief interest probably lies in
the proposed penetration OF the inte-
rlor of Brazil with party of fellow
naturalists under auspices of the
American Museum Of Natural His
tory. but the earlier part of the six
months which he will spend in South
America will be devoted to addresses
upon American democracy which he
has been invited 10 denver beIore UNI
vers!ties and other bodies. \ trip
into Patagonia to visit an out-of- the
way mission, and two crossings Of the
continent to Santiago DeChile and
back to Buenos Ayres Will be other
features of his journey.
Those who prepared to embark with
him to-day were Mrs. Roosevelt ana
Miss Margaret Roosevelt, who will
make the round trip on the Nandyck;
Anthony Fiala, the polar explorer,
who has charge Of the expeditions
equipment; &. X. Cherry and Lee l..
Miller. uaturalists of the American
Museum of Natural History: Frank
Harper Colonel Roosevelt's secretary.
and the Rev. Father John Augustine
Zahn. provincial of the Order of the
Holy Cross, a former field companion
Of the colonel
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06
SINNER
VIEWS Barred
INLETTERS
Volume Covrieng Missives Of Half
a Century Are Published
by His Widow.

MOSCOW, RUSSIA, Oct. Count
Leo TolstOy's sustained devotion to
his wife, as well as his keen criti-
cisms Of men and things. is apparent
in his letters to the Countess for
the period lSf2-19lO. which have just
been published.
Before leaving life to join the
man / love in the spiritual region
where he has gone" says the Countess
in the preface TO the book, Il wish to
share with those people who love and
respect his memory his letters to me
so that they may follow our story
through 4S years Of almost to the
end a happy union"
In his letter proposing marriage he
said:
Il should have died Of laughter If
a month ago some one had told me
what am suffering and, fortunately.
have been suffering all this time.
Tell me as an honest being, do you
wish to be my wife? But only if with
all your soul say yes. Better say no
n you have a shadow of doubt. II
would be dreadful for me to hear
no but l would find strength TO sup
port It,"
Accepts Wife's Criticism.
In reference to a criticism by his
wife he wrote:
you are quite right in saving that
all that is historic and military in
my novels is not composed well. 1t
is only when describing character
and family reIatiOnS that 1t is good"
While on a. visit TO the stepes of
Samara for his health Tolstoy made
this admission:
81 feel differently and have recov-
cred from the error of holding that
others must look at things as ! do"
And this of inebriates:
"A drunken man drove me in his
cart to-day He kissed me and my
dog and said l was a father TO him.
The kndest. most charming human
being Is drunken man in the first
stage"
Frank Literary Views.
At the death of the Russian novel
list Turgeneff in 1875, Tolstoy wrote:
Il love him very much and feel
like constantly reading his works,
which are beautiful and charming.
OF some other literary men and
works and the theaters he at diff
ferent times said IN letters:
'Zola De Maupassant, Tehekhoff
and such demoratiLe people, for they
do not distinguish between what is
good and what Is bad
"Kiplings is puJr stuff. 1t strives
after originality and remains only
dishevelled.
Faust" is silly, and | dislike thea
tiers where | always have wish to
Criticise
L have just read Shakespeare S
Julius Caesar" II is amazingly bad
Were I young and impetuous | would
write an article on II to relieve people
of the necessity of pretending they
like it."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06
ENTRIES
AT TORONTO.

AT TORONTO.
FIRST-Selling; two-year- olds; fur
longs: Claraquet l04, Private Cheer lO4'
Dead Loss 1O4 Tom Hancock lO5, Rat
igan ITO, Mary Pickford 10, Panama
SECOND - Selling; three-year- olds
and up; about 5 furlongs: Smash 49,
Mrs. Lally 1O3, May Bride 107, Ossabar
ern Shore 107, Dora NJ. Lutz lO7, Sea-
swell 10, Outclassed Ill.
THIRD-Selling; three-year-olds and
up; about 8 furlongs: Sunguide lOl,
Tim 1O7, Constituent Ito, Sheriff Nolte
Ill, Christmas Daisy Ill, Rusticana III,
Alooha Ill, Danville II Ill.
FOURTH-Selling; three-year,o folds and
up; about 5 furlongs: Maurice Reed
100, Golden Ruby 10y, Mother 109, Toi-
son Dor 109, Fundamental 1O9. Sati
lO9 Lucetta 109, Paul Davis 109, Jen-
ME Wells 109.
selling; three-year- olds and
up; about 8 frulongs: DELICIOUS lq7,
Ponkatassett 107, Bright Stone lO7, Phil
opena 107, Donovan Ill, Miss Dulin Ill,
Shreve Ill, Delightful Ill, lrishtown
Iii, Red River III.
year-olds and up;
furlongs;, selling: DELANEY Boy IG2'
Ciintop III, Black Branch 112, Lee
SEVENTH-sening; three-year- olds
and up; l lis miles: Port Arlington
liz, Star Ashland 107, Little Marchmont
Tackle Ill, DR.. Holzberg Ill, Our Mug
get III, Mirdli Ill, Cassowary III.
EIGHTH Selling; three-year- olds and
up; 6la furlongs: Gagnant l03. Mia
Donation los, Dorothy Webb 10s: Yam
,kee Lotus los, Sweet owen III, Nc
Creary 112, Raleigh p. d. l15.
Weather clear. Track fast
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06
THANKS ATLANTA
FOR BOOSTING
EXPOSITION
Knoxville Fair President Repeats
Promise That Atlanta Day Will
Be Big Event.

Colonel Robert J. Lowry, chairman
of the Chamber of Commerce com
mittee arranging for the celebration
Of Atlanta Day" at the National Con
servation Exposition at Knoxville
Tenn, next Tuesday, received a let
ter Saturday morning from T. A
Wright, president of the exposition
in which Colonel Lowry is thanked
for his efforts to boost the big fair.
Mr.. Wright reiterates his promise
of a few days ago that Atlantans
who attend the celebration will be
shown the time OF their lives.
Everything is ready for the com
ing Of the Atlanta boosters" he
writes. I'VE are prepared for them
and we guarantee that they will have
a good time"
In his letter to Colonel Lowry. Mr..
Wright calls particular attention to
the stock show Of the exposition. He
writes:
We are going to have the biggest
stock show ever held in the South
outside of the one held at Dallas Tex
as. over 1000 animals are entered
and we have been forced to largely
Increase our stock barns. We will
have a great horse show also, as
every event has been filled with most
attractive entries"
Colonel Lowry declared that the
enthusiasm over Atlanta Day" is
growing among the citizens of Allan
ia, and it is practically assured that
when the Eagle Drum Corps parades
down the streets of Knoxville they
will be followed by several hundred
boosting Atlantans