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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-06

According to an old English super
stition, bread baked on Christmas eve
will never berome moldy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-06
Boost Trunk Road

PORT HURON. Mich. March e.
Within a few days Mayor Bell will
call mass meeting TO boost the Nils
wede bill. providing for trunk ROAD
from Detroit along the river and into
the Thumb.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-06
Coal Prices Dron

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, March e.
With the arrival OF 10 more carloads
OF coal for the municipal coal yard,
Mayor Ellis announced further re-.
auction In price The city now sells
anthracite nut coal at 81 per ton. =
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-06

4
Interesting, but unsatisfying," re-
torted mis- friend. Cant you expand a
bit? / suppose you haven't any dark
secret In your life?'
mo secret, dark or light sighed
the other. The newspapers won
I let me have"
"Eh? Won't let you? Am | 10 In
fer that you've become a famous per
son? Pardon the ignorance OF ex
patriation. Have you discovered a
new disease, formulated u new
theory OF life, or become golf cham
lpion or senator. or a freak aviator
! or invented perpetual motion? DC
! you possess titles, honors, and RIB
boned decorations Ought | To ba,
my brow against the floor in address.
ing you? What are you. anyway
What ! told you. an expert in the
service OF the Department OF JUS
tice."
ON the scientific side?"
"Why--yes, generally speaking. |
like 10 fatter myself that my pursuit
is scientific
Pursuit? What do you pursue"
Men and motives
Sedwick's intelligent eyes widened.
wait he said, something occurs 10
me, an article in French journal
about a wonderful new American eX-
pert in criminology. who knows all
there is TO know, and takes only the
most abstruse cases. ! recall now
that the article called him lie PROBES
iseur Chetre Kennat' That would be
about near as they would come
to YOUR name"
Its good deal nearer than that
internal French journalist whom
Wiley brought Id my table az the
ldlers' club got TO the facts" stated
Kent.
. = Then you-are the Professor Kent!
But look here, The Frenchman made
you out most superior species of
highfalutin detective. working along
lines peculiarly your own"
Rot" interjected Kent. The only
lines detective can work along sue
cessfuliy are the lines laid down for
him by the man he is after
Sounds more reasonble than ro-
mantle admitted the artist. Come
now, Kent. open up and tell me some
thing about yourself"
Only last month magazine put that
request in writing. and accompanied
il with an offer of twenty-five hundred
which | didn't accept. How
ever, as | may wish TO ask you a mum
Der OF leading questions later. III an
swer yours now. You remember | got
into trouble my senior year with the
college authorities, by proving the
typhoid epidemic direct against for
gotten defect in the sewer system
II nearly cost me my diploma; but II
helped me too. later, for a scientist In
the department OF agriculture at Wash
ington learned Of il. and sent for me
after graduation. RE talked 10 me
about the work that a man with the
true investigation instinct-which NJ
thought | had-could do. by employ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-06
(Continued.)
Getting Ready.

Young Ravenyelp is taking a cor
respondence course in elocution.'
Does he expect 10 become a
barber. Telegram.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-29

Ty a World want ad.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-29
DENY PETITION
FOR EXSTENS|0N
BERTHOLD CANNOT COMPEL
NORTHWESTERN COMPANY TO
CONNECT WITH LOCAL LINE.

The jurisdiction of the state railway
and warehouse commission in the case
started by the citizens of Berthold to
compel the Northern Telephone conl-
pany of Minot to connect with the
Farmers Telephone company of Ber-
tho}d is denied in brief filed by Tracy
R. Bangs.
Mr.. Bangs is the attorney for all of
the Bell Telephone companies in the
state. The Berthold company is an
independent concern. and the refusal
of the Bell company to connect with
it limits its patrons to local service.
The contention Of the Bell company
is that the legislature has never given
the railway and warehouse commission
jurisdiction over the telephone COM
panics.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-29
ACC|DENTLY
SHOT IN HIP

The seventeen year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Breaker Of Crocus
was aecdently shot in the hip with a
% rifle, in the hands of friend who
was handling the gun. DR.. Jones OF
this city was called and made an ex-
animation and administered to the girl,
who is reported to be in a serious con
dition. The bullet was located in the
hip, but the condition Of the patient
was such that it was not deemed adj
visable to perform an operation for
the extraction of the bullet at present
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-29
THE NEW
CANE LAWS

Following are some of the salient
points of the game law as compiled
by Chas. Brewer. secretary Of the
game and fish board Of control:
Resident licenses are 81. All coun.
ty auditors have them for sale.
Nonresident licenses are $25. Chief
game wardcns and auditors have them.
Persons hunting without licenses
are subject to fine of not less than
s25 nor more than 800 or imprison.
ment in the county Jail not less than
ten days nor more than thirty days.
Prairie chicken, grouse, woodcock,
snipe. upland or golden plover-sep.
TENDER to November l.
!. Wild ducks and cranerSeptembcr !
to December 10.
Wild geese or brant-september :
to December 15-one- half mile from
permanent waters.
Crows blackbirds, English sparrows,
sharp skinned hawks and great horned
owls can be killed in all seasons.
Deer protected until November 10,
1916. and after that only males can
be killed.
Antelope, beaver. otter are protect
ed until January l, 1920.
Quail. partridge pheasants, turtle
dove, swan all song birds and insect
eating Independently protected
Mink and muskrat protected-ApriI
| Is to November Is inclusive.
| Bag limit-ten per day of prairie
chicken, grouse or crane.
Twenty five per day of geese, brant
ducks, woodcocks. snipe or golden
plover.
Any person in fields with shot gun
and dog from July to September g.,
is deemed guilty Of violating the law
and is subject to a fine Of $40 to $50
| or Imprisonment from ten to thirty
days or both. Shares and traps are
prohibited by the same penalty.
Hunting dogs are not permitted TO
run loose in the fields from April to
August Is, inclusive. The penalty is
fine of $40 to $50, or imprisonment
of twenty to thirty days.
Spring shooting has been perman-
emily abolished.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-29

Announcement is made that the Web
.ter high schools will open this year
September Is, and; that in connection
with the regular subjects taught in
the past domestic sciences department
has been added, which will be under
the supervision Of Miss Retling, of
Fairvale, MINI. Certainly the Webster
people believe in good schools, and for
town the size Of Webster they have
one of the best high schools in the
state.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-29
No Hunting or Dogs Allowed.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that no plum
pickers will be allowed on our prem
Uses on the old Monistry grounds in
Lake township from this date on.
Mandy Bros.
Dated August 20, 1913.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-29

During the week Attorney and Mrs.
Traynor had as their guest Miss Della
7Traynor Of Grand Forks. Miss Traynor
is sister of Mr.. Traynor, and she is
connected with the extension depart
ment of the state university.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-29
Ty a World want ad.

A. II. Merbach, proprietor of the
Good Luck store, returned home the
first of the week from Chicago and
other eastern cities, where he purchas.
ed goods for his store. Mr.. Mierbacl
predicts a good fall and winter trade
and accordingly is putting in large
stock.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-29

Don't fail to write the
Sheridan Land & Loan Co. J.
Plentywood, Montana, fyou
wish a good 800 acre home
stead or REIMBURSEMENT.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-29
VALUATION Is BOOSTED.

The state board of equalization
raised the valuation Of all farm lands
in this county five per cent. While
this is not much of raise, the board
felt that the assessment was little
too low and in order to equalize the
assessment the raise was made.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-29

Don't throw away your old clothes.
Bring them to the Good Luck Store
and get cash for them. A. 81. Meier
bach, Prop, AS E 18th st. Phone 554.
soft.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-08-29
Ct. NORTHERN
MAKES DONATION

Commissioner of Agriculture and La
Dor w. G. Gilbreath, general manager
of the North Dakota Industrial expo
sition, which will be held in Bismarck
for the third time from October 9TH
to 10th, received letter Saturday that
convinced him all the more that the
Twin Cities are vitality interested in
North Dakota's annual agricultural
and industrial show.
The letter was from President Gray
of the Great Northern railway, stating
that he had decided 10 contribute $500
to be used as cash prizes to be distri-
buted among the farmers offering ex-
hibits at the state show this fall.
Mr.. Gray stated in his letter that
he did not care to have the section of
North Dakota through which his rail
way passed lack for representation and
that it was that reason he was willing
ly making the contribution.
The people living in the northern
part of the state, through which the
Great Northern passes. have precc-
dent thus established by the Great
/ Northern magnate, and they should
help President Gray in his effort by
sending the best possible exhib IS Of
grains and products to the state ex-
position this fall, that they will not be
outdone by other portions of the state
that are already setting about it with
the view capturingf many Of the lead
ing premiums. The northern part OF
the state now has fine opportunity
to enter spirited cnteset and it will
also give the people from that sec
ton splendid opportunity to set forth
the advantages or tnelr section oI the
onwealth.-Palladum.
No Hunting or Dogs Allowed.
Notice is hereby given that no hunt
ers OF dogs will be allowed on the pre-.
misses on the old Monistry grounds in
Lake township from this date.
Mandy Bros.
Dated August 20. 1913.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that no plum
pickers will be allowed on our prem
Uses ON the old Monistry grounds in
Lake township from this date on.
Mandy Bros.
Dated August 20, 1913.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05
,Gie lie Inn ibrer ielbit lpilcn aibt,

.Sie tie Inn ibrer ielbit pilcn gibt,
neil lie oamit iasen pia: sd bin
Die pornebmite Came Der Stabt,
meme gnfelimnen miiiien in Den
better 3irfeln Mufnabmc finoen, jeoe
leilc ScrnaflGiiigung mdre 9eleioi.
gung fir mid. Sd mag lie nibt, lie
baben lid mir aufgeordngt, aber if)
bin Wrs. Winoior mo nobleiie
oblige. Tesbal6 iolen Tie Dem be-
munoeriben 9apmoutb nG6lten Son.
nerstag abeno porgelteqt merocn."
Sd mieoerbole, i6 babe feline Spmpa.
THE fir Vtrs. @inbior::"
rgs m1re aber better unb Sbrer
miiroiger, Seloiic, wenn Sic iolden
8efiiblen ni6t Halum aGben. Mrs.
@inoior fiat piel Tribes erfabren,
nno Sic iinb ionIt aegen ole Abweien-
ben nift 10 bart"
sd bonfe Sbnen fir bieie quite
Meinung, Ioolpb," iagt WiB Sarriot
uno reidt ibrt Die Sanb. sic iinb
elm mabrer, treier Sreunb."
9ie beioen Serrer bleiben lnnge,
2angmortb unb Mib Sarriot pertic-
fen iid in literariibe Iisfuiiionen,
bis Sulius 0erter gabneno bie git-
gen iblieBt.
rgringen Sic bas &ino beim,
aoolpb," labt Seloiie, .ipir bGtten
wiiien ioGen, baB EN- Surge bon ioid,'
5artem sitter niht bis elf llbr ouf.
bleiben fam. Cute Naft. Sulius.
quite gtadt, Ioolpb, ber5liden Ganf
fir Mlles."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05

~Oas ipGre iiberltanoen," beginnI
Mtarie tief ailfatbmenb, - mar wi(
cine gisboithe an faltem Wintermpr'
gen. ., 81 Oelfen, Dab mir obne Der
blolloen Woniieur I'M ndditcn S6if'
5uriidgeiunot moroen mGren!"
vNnrie!!" RIFT &egil,a nit bleifen1
Intlit ultb fltnfelnoen Augen, i'd
baiie ben Monm."
sd niht; ib Oanfe linn fir ieine
Gbrenboftigfeit, iiir AQcs, par er fir
inns aetban bat, llnb tbltn miro"
.0tir lit Der @eonnfc unertrGg.
lib," iblilh3t Te9ina leioen.ldaftlih.
rbaB mir obne bieien Waitll, Der inns
pollfommen fremb lit, gleif 9ettler.
innen 5uriidgeionot lporOen paren.
> i6 baiie, i) baiic i'm"
sob i6 nift INNER gciagt, oaB
Die Sante Gid nid)t gut er5og, Yetite.
IS lit lebr unredt, irgcnO SemanO
81 baiien, Woniieilr lit inns audi nift
fremb, melln er bas cin5ige @eien lit,
fiir bns 8roBmama lid intereiiirt."
% Dob mir nid)t gefonmen murelt,
Warie; ih mollte mir lieber Die Sin.
ger bli,tig arbeiten, als bier Oas @na.
benbroo eiien. @arum iino mir bier
Der gefommen!"
v@eil es flug nno meiie mar.
Sore NAL, Eetite, g lit gan5 lhon
pom 9liitigarbeiten 81 reber, ih aber
fonnte es nift, lnto menn i6 es fonn-
te, mofte ib nift. Sd bin jung uno
biibid, liebe gIegan5, Hei6tbum uno
Comfort. Ma Dies finben mir bier,
auf aG' Dies buben mir Elm &ed)t.
limo bafiir baben mir MIR einige falte
9lide ltno barte @ortc 81 ertragen,
elm genebmen, bas Die 3eit ebenfalls
dnbern miro. @eb' 81 9ett, Netite,
nno Jag ME ipieoer, OH baiieit Scr.
9angmortb."
Cute Nadt," entsegnet &esina
fur5.
Marie entiblummert balo uno
liegt i'm Salbonnfel bes 3immers mie
cine Silion bon SrlgenO uno Shon-
belt.
&egina fniet am offenen Senlter,
6lidt bi1anf gum emigen Sternen-
beer, uno bemiibte iih, lire leioen,
i6aftlihe aufregung 81 befGmpfen,
lie permlag Die Sadlage niht 10 rubig
bin5unebmen, mie Warie, linb finbet
crit lanse nah bieier Die Hube bes
Ser5ens uno @emiitbes in ianftem
Shlummer mie0er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05
s. /.
AMI n.

Ser aufentbalt miro bier lang.
weilig, 1ieber Sulius," ipridt WtiB
Sarriot, lid belt ebenlals cine
@ode in Stem Dorf fir oas Soon
plus ultra" iroiider @liidieligfeit,
babe aber MN an orei Sagen mebr
oils senus. Die etpige unritbe bieier
Staot regt mid auf, id bite Gid,
mid beim5ugeleiten, menn i6 nitt
nod gang permirrt weroen ioa."
Mr. 0erter periihert, Dob CT MIR
lebe, Inn MiB Sarriot's @iinifen sll
entlpred)eil, Dab er bisber mpbl Die
leiie Soffnnlns sebegt, ben yfIeinen
0amen" 81 b%egegnen, iie aber Nun
alliaebe.
rWober meiBt on, bab gu bieie
Soffnung aufgeben muBt?" entgeg.
net oieie. .@ewobnIid) balte ih
ni6ts auf @etten, bin aber erbotig,
elm 0usen0 ounfelgralle ODER ounfel-
brallne Sanoidube Yer. 6A su ris.
firen, OaB Oh 9eine .fleinen Ga.
men" luieoeriiebit ebe 9u cine @ode
dlter bit"
rSopp!" rief Srlins, nno notirt
Iofort Die @ette, ,penn Sic Die
Ioreiie wiiien, liebe yib Sarriot, 10
geben Sic mir bieieIbe iofort, id
finoe feline &ube, bis lid mein Sc
ihif erfiiQt, uno if mid in Die
BLONDE SdJmeiter perliebt babe"
Ser leBte Gag in Der Wetropolc
enoet, Der I6enb bes fol9enoen iiebt
lie mleoer in Den heimiifen 8efiloen.
.Siebes ifmuBiges StGbthen, lie
hes mioermartigcs 9apmortb, id)
griiBe Old" ladt WiB Sarript, als
lie onr6 Die bsfannten Straben fob
rem. .Sulius, id piirbc barollf be.
Iteben bob On bel mir obItiegeIt.
menn id) nidt miiBte, III pdreit lie,
Der bel Mrs. 2nngwortb."
IS mare rei5eno, bel Shnen al
Iein, liebes- Sr1uleiu. aber i6 mare
nlr cine 2ait in Sbrem 5ierliden
Seim, mo bel Mrs. 2angportb finbt
ib Noolpb mo onoere &%amerooen."
"8eb' in @ottes Nomen. aber be,
5cllge mir Geincn Iulf fir oat
Sorgialt, Die id Dir. cripieien babe
lett mir oas Scrbef Der .Seiperia"
%bctraten, inbem Oh mid jeocn Gag
bciudit. 2angmortb griibe beltcns
unO Jag Inn, Dob ib i'm iobalo als
moglih e%rluarte."
Sic oriiden iid Die &dnoe mi
id)cioen.
Nib Sorriot's @obniit lit Elm flci
mes grim iiberwuhertes 5ierlihe.
&ausden aleid) melt entfcrnt boz
2%angmortb's 9ebauiuug unb Nrs
@inolor's Gigentbum. Sic benobu
eS aaein nit ibrem GienitmGohen
J elmer biibiden Wulattin, Die Der Ser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05
9.aapitel.
yNoblciie %oblige."

Der piftige gbeno fommt. Sn
ben Samilien, no Ilt unb Sung lid
sum 6eite %riiitet, berridt lebbufte
Iuiregung nnb llnrube. @ber bon
Iaen, Die Dor ibren Spieseln lid 5ltul
Bale ihmiiften, mar gemiB Niemanb
10 erregt, ipie SiiIims Gerter.
llnDioeriteblibe S%ebniud)t, Die
bon 2angportb beifriebene @ra5ie
81 ifaren, bat i'm erfaBt. Gr freilt
lid natiirli6 aud Waoemoiiele mie.
Der 81 ieben, aber Der peri6leierten
Sbweiter geboren of feline 8eoan.
fen. SIN aumpf nit anopien unb
ardgen, Manihettcn nno Sano-
ihuben miro CT beftig, llno lit nnSii.
frieoen nit iid ielbit, nit ieiner sar,-
gen gribeinung. @s lit aud mirfIid
fein i6oner Wann, Der aus Dem
Spiegel blidt, benn Die iugenolihe
friide Seiterfeit, Die ionit ieine ;3iige
perfl1rt, uno beren Salptrei5 bilbet,
lit an oieiem slbenb bon beinabe
Gngitliher, fi~eberbafter grregllng
oerlfcllft.
gnolid lit sic Toilette poaenoet,
erbist mno drgerlib begibt iif Siilins
binulter, I'M allf 2angportb 5lt
marten.
Cine Yiertclitunoe nah Ser anbe.
rem perrinnt, 2angwortb fomlnt nidt.
&aura Sbeloon, in roia Seioe geflei.
oct unb NIT Yerlen geihmiidt, er.
ideint i'm Speiie5immer.
n8ie iebe id aus, Sulius9 8eben
Sic nibt mit?" fragt lie.
sd fam ia nidt. id muB auf
g(bolpb warten. Sbre Toilette lit rel.
Seno, Saura, Sic weroen 9aafonigin
lein."
~Sie pergeiien WiB 2anoele; auf
Wieoerieben oenn!"
@ieoer idreitet 9erter raitlos aiif
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05

ulo nleocr, longium ulo bleiern
ldminoen Die Sefn,ocn. GnOlid)
fonnlt Songmortb gemeiicnen Sbrit-
ties Die StraBc entlnrlg.
"Sfon fertig, gobp?" rlit er, ole
Stufen beraufeilenb. yboiienili6 bab'
ih did ltid)t wartcn laiicn?"
v6reilidL" brlinlnlt S%lllil,s. III
pirlt bod ipilien, bob es bercitS llellll
llbr poriiber? NoS bait 9ll bis ictt
g%efribelt2"
Sangluortb gibt feinc Mntport, Gilt
logleid) altf iein 3inlmer ,ulb beginnt
ieinc Soilctte.
Gnolih MAIDEN iih bie 9eiben ouf
zen Weg lldd Dem S%teinbnlie; ciaen>
ibllnlli6er @ciie lit 2%anglportb heute
SIM Flanoern aufgcleat, mGbreno
Sillhis drgerlih uno einlilbig ant.
portct. Gin l9elpnBtiein pcrionlider
Veleioignng, oos 81 oeiiniren ibm
~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05

The missionaries and poor
neOphytes of India humbly ask
good friends to assist them in
spreading the Catholic faith. We
pray every day for our deceased
and living benefactO-s. q
To everyone, who gives one
dollar or more, an interesting
PHOTO OF THE INDIAN MIS-
SIONS will be sent on a Post
Card.
Pious gifts may be addressed
to Conner Bros, Dubuque, Iowa,
North America, or straight to
REV. FIR. PAULUS,
Superior ut Khandwa.
British East India.
Please mention by sending:
For Khandwa (India).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05

(Sortiebllng bon ser 4. Seitc.)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06

he is willing to admit that he is at
least as great as Gus Thomas and
greater than the late Charles Hoyt.
have always said that when I come to
do the old lockstep up the aisle there
are two kinds of husbands that | won't
have-a gent that tries to keep the dis
tilleries working night and day and &
gent who loves himself better than a
brother. l will stand for whole lot
in a man if he is a good provider, but
wouldn't marry the best guy ON earth
if I knew he had a swelled head So
l guess me and my genius has about
came to the cross roads
I'm glad Of it in a way. said the
Head Barber of course, I would Tx.
to see you hitched up right, but If YOU
married some swell and went touring
we wouldn't sec you no more, and We
would miss YOU But l always hate to
see a match broken Up"
"Oh. I don't feel that way" said the
Manicure Lady 1T wouldn't be the
first time loves young dream ever got
a kick in the shns."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06
Up-to-the-Minute Jokes

An amusing story is told of Presi-
dent Poincare. When the new Presi-
dent Of France returned 10 his aome
in the Rue Commaudant Martin after
his election his mother neglectins
the official personages present
kissed her son in front of them all
and then, patting his cheek, remark
ed. clearly and distinctly
81 hope, Raymond, that You have
not undertaken too ditncult Job.
You were never quite SO clever as
you thought yourself, you know
Harry-Do you believe in long en-
gagements2
Tom-Of course. The longer a man
Is engaged the less time he has to be
married.
Here's a funny advertisement .8
the paper: Wanted, an apprentice
partly outside and partly behind tn
counter"
If the boss ever shut the door she'y
lose her position.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06

bills from dsmakers miine
all together a
OF Of
with
much OF
Al gal and q
Of the family Of
cost
Of
o.
OF
pianist with yards Of lanky
ysarning
p rip to Reno
Family
truniSs mainly
Of
alb
One of the chief recommendations Family can be
nothing adopts
more
It a
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06

home till six-thtrty." or mother says
that woman should STAY ut home all
aay and attend to her house Instead
Of going downtown like you do"
mother says you spend too much
lime doing your hair: mother says
that she is sorry 20 see that you are
wastefUl and that YOU use your best
china every day"
or course it little higher flavor -
desired you can stir in a sister-in-IaH.
or two mothers -in-law, but one in-Iaw
seasons 1T up quite strong enough for
the ordinary palate ana makes a per
feet family stew
The second variety is called Family
stew, la Financier This also con
stitutes the daily food OF most fami-
lies, who prepare it after this rule;
Take a family with champagne
tastes and a beer income, or else
husband with a paddock on his peck
cts and an extravagant wife, throw in
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KOLJA
A Love STORY

laughing to split his sides 1t was Koljs,
Anna $ brother
so you kiss each other he said with
a grin. "Well, I am going to tell
mother"
81 hope you will show yourself a man
Of honor" said Lapkin.
Give me a rubie," said Kolia con
temptuously. "and ! won't say any
thing
Lapkiu gave MIN a ruble and the
boy left whistiug significantly.
The next day Laplu gave him Two
dozen buttons with dogs heads on them
Tire boy enjoyed this new source Of rev
euue and followed The lovers every
where to get more presents Laplin ana
Anna could md peace nowhere; he was
everlastngly at their heels
That little rascal hissed Lapkin. be
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households
is served and
Every family individual varies
appended
domestic dish
The popular and familiar
as Family Stew a InIaw. :
select tina her
mohn-laW this
against everything she doesn't o
Having selected hone with youan
her into the family
bubble and show over
oushe or interference
an unlimited quantity
snu waste OF
sno'io orhR beer
DOWNWARD career with thinks
sIFASt that
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. Q The Manicure Lady . (
BY WILLIAM F. KIRK.

II AN afraid me and INV nIsvu,ris,,,r
friend is going to drift away from,
each other" said the Manicure
|eaF. 'I amt sure vet that the worst
f came. but it looks as though the
ffong Of The ways Amt far Of
Don he lake vou around o,,,,,.,, %,
sssd the Head Rsrr1, - 1910 ei-o"s =, -
1dnsss for iourrevfns, aro,,n5 t t, i m9i
Oh, that Amt it. replied the ,'S Mani
zoN II haven't got no kick at
+ have ~ ~. mas TOOK me out,
Ers an H., 49, ~ ''7.''lS al me inca
rs asta~ d.. NV ay2 oflered swell sup
ain, D.. s'-'N- No II amt that
ne AIM. yea enough and he looks
/ frg- sea-, t -, '5Ll'le[ as ne Cd when
|lt ,7a, s-... -',a' we loved each other
p angel a.. TI't $ the matter with
actors ..n5. ne mas Went and Joined
h r ro.o you ne wouln do that" said
l' barber.
Vel. whether YOU told me so or not
-as Went and did if now sai5
"aalenre Lady, "and now he is
VI the mutual alteration society