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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-21

les steel aFneFed death special that
/ want to tell you, Miss 0'Reilly, Be-
cause that's what brought on this
War-mainly."
Lee Calvin adjusted his stalwart
body to prolonged inactivity-245
pounds of bone and sinew.
ct was the worst thing that ever
happened in any strike anywhere
the shooting up of SLEEPING wo-
men and children from fortified
car, wasn't it?
"And who did it? That's the
question,
"WeII, | was on that train and !
know!
About Feb. list was working on
Paint Creek as chief guard of a col
iery. The strike had quieted down
and Supt. Hale of Mucklow mine told
Capt. Levi of the Baldwin-Feltz mine
guards that we must reduce his %
gunner to 10-five night men and
five day men-a saving Of $500 a
week.
''The night shift saw their chance
and they took it. On Feb. Z at 8 a.
m.-before it was daylight-the night
shift climbed the hills above Muck
low and shot UP the miners shacks.
The day guards, just getting up, ran
out to attack and found their friends.
But a fight with striking miners
sounded fine and saved their. jobs.
There you have the battle of Muck
IoWT
Capt. Levi, in charge of B. & F.
mine guards at Mucklow, telephoned
the sheriff to come up and arrest the
shooters.
Sheriff Bonner Hill was Just
sworn in and knew next to nothing
of his duties
"R. B. Paine, assistant chief of the
BaIdwin-Feltz men working as
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad detec-
lives, knew the sheriff was inexpe-
rienced. So Paine sent word to Holly
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-21

in the mine war. Il proved who is
perhaps guilty of other things.
Sheriff Hill picked up 10 deputies
in Charleston, but he paid neither
for the train nor the arms and am
munition put on board. Calling it
the sheriff's train was only blind.
when Holly Grove heard the
sheriff was coming, the miners fitted
into the hills,
"That left the women and children
alone in their strikers tents.
Remember, it was in February
early dark and bitter cold. About 8
p. m. the Death Special pulled out of
Charleston. In the steel armored car
behind the engine was machine
gun and dozen B. & F. mine guards
acting as Chesapeake & Ohio detec-
tives.
Rive of those men had done time
for murder, burglary or worse. Five
were ex-policemen discharged for
drunkenness. The crowd looked at
home in an armored car.
'The sheriff and his 10 deputies
were put in care of the special. With
us was Quinn Morton of BuFnWeIl,
millionaire mine owner, and his gem
eraI manager, M. M. McClanahan.
81 could not understand how they
came to be there until later.
Sheriff Hill and his deputies sat
quiet, talking and joking-expecting
no trouble. But when the train pass
ed the junction and headed up the
creek the detectives pulled out boxes
of rifles and began loading a gun for
each. Quinn Morton had secured
two boxes of -Winchesters-
man-killers- from the state capital
"These guns belonged to the Con-
solidated Coal Company, but had
been cenfscated by the militia at the
first declaration of martial law.
why did the governor give them
L n
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16

FISH small looking which
~ home in also the father Of
parts world but their
cold and surrounded by
white that like people have
the hardhood though
tempting the a tab bile dinner
orator B 1t has lovely straight front figure that atoneS
for its facial defects
being calm collected impulses
Inc haos OF the nh males or the
species fishes
industrious of
Colonel Roosevelt with delight
The chief appears
humor They
they nothing than days sport with man with
bumped position that string
him along for miles through
thing to show for his trouble Il n
There many fish
variety
game and only caught after the most brilliant manuverng
the part of the fisherman
for it is observable that this
hooked except when is fishing alone
The familiar variety that a man actually
does catch This small
wife cooking extremely expensive
10
varieties of fish are the sucker which
sightseeing automobiles buildings;
which hrts rooms
the CLANS which along Peachree
Women of men, frequently make big
catches find combination
good looks and hatery Almost especially
How fishing be sports among
ever attempted to solve 1t must simply be set down Of the
mSee e once Sos and spend from $40 800 the Of
ahed fishing for FISH that hasn't vicinity years
him aching IN he has had ~ '1''' III
As has been said nsh are found in all Of the world but the
find that that is the cheapest place at which to
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
The Head Waitress
By HANK.

replied the Head Waitress. It's clean
dippy they get You see down in In
diany, where Marie comes from, they
don't have no guys in brass buttons eN-
cept the motormen. and they're SO poor
down there that almost every other but
ton is one Of them ordinary bone kind.
l don't see how Marie could ever have
fallen FOR a cop, especially after the
awful revolutions brought out by Mister
Whitman I wouldn't marry a cop for
fear that some time or other he might
bring home a few friends to dinner like
Bob the Biffer. Sam the Slugger, Crafty
Charlie and Dick the Dip. But then
Marie is at the ingenious age"
81 suppose YOU mean ingenious. said
the Steady Customer.
There YOU go spelling our nice little
tate-a-tate with your personal re-
marks, said the Head Waitress scorn-
fully Here's your check"
Well Marie" said the Steady Gus
toner TO the Cashier as he stepped to
the desk, so the CLINT Of brass buttons
has dazzled your beautiful orbs. has it,"
IT YOU don't stow that brass OF
YOURS replied Marie emphatically,
your beautiful orbs will have a black
ring around them from a perfect lady's
fist. and don't you forget IT. Please use
the nearest exit on going out"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
Daysey Mayme
AndHer Folks
By FRANCES Z. GARsIDE

TINE absence Of the big framed pic
ture of Beatrice DeCenci from
- the parIor wall Of the Lysander
John Appleton home is at last explained
-Daysey Wayne appeared yesterday at
a meeting OF the Upward, Onward Move
ment Club. wearing It for a breastpin.
The little Of her face that appeared
above the pin and below her hat vas
enough 10 convince those who saw her
that her heart was heavy and sad.
Even the tip Of a nose may express its
sorrow.
The motive of the Upward, Onward
Movement Club IS TO reduce household
expenses Instead OF Staying at home
long enough TO boil cheap cut Of meat
until it is good, the members Of this
club meet three times a week TO de-
nounce the packers.
The strength their maternal ances-
tors devoted TO the meat chopper TO
make tough meat tender they expend in
welding the gavel.
They are extremely fashionable, mod
ern and progressive.
Member after member arose and read
mourning the deficit large porterhouse
leaves in a small salary. and some of
the more courageous members sdvo-
Gated marching on the butcher shops a
la Albany
Daysey MayTne arose, and the voice
that echoed from behind her big hat and
breastpin was unutterably sad.
II wish" she said, that the names Of
the Appleton family be dropped from
Movement Club"
There was a dead silence. She had
been its most active member
"All Of our family made a vow at the
last meeting she continued, that we
would do without meat We have been
untrue TO our vows We have trans
crossed"
Visions Of tempting, juicy steak
fioated before the eyes OF her audience.
All, the flesh is weak
Daysey Mayme read their thoughts
We fell she continued, but not as
you are thinking.
we vowed no meat should come into
our house, and We devoted ourselves to
a diet Of apples and nuts.
But We found" here she showed
signs Of Mysteries. for her experience
had been fraught with unrest. that in
eating apples and nuts we were eat
ing as much meat in the worms in them
as we had eaten when patronizing the
butcher"
She staggered from the room. She
felt she must have air.
The members looked at each other
Her confession explained the claim made
by dietitians regarding the nutrition
found in apples and nuts.
Thew shook their heads wisely.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
LIVE CHEAPER-CUT YOUR
MEAT BILL DOWN

You can cut down your meat bill
two-thirds and get more nutritious
food by eating Faust Macaroni. A
1Oc package of Faust Macaroni con-
tains as much nutrition as 4 lbs. Of
beef-ask your doctor
Faust Macaroni is extremely rich
in gluten, the bone, muscle and flesh
builder. 1t is made from Durum
Wheat. the high protein cereal.
Delicious, too. You can serve
Faust Macaroni a hundred different
ways to delight the palate Write
for free recipe book showing how
In air.tighf, moisture-proof packages,
) and 10 cents.
MAULL Bros,
ST. Louis, Mo.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
THIN FOR YEARS." GAINS q
POUNDS In q DAYS"
Remarkable Experience Of F. Gag
non. Builds Up Weight
Wonderfully.

Il vas al run down to the very bottom"
writes F. GaEnoU. II had TO quit work. I vas
SO weak. Now. thanks to sarso. look like
new man. gained % pounds in 80 days''
"sargo has put 10 pounds on me 10 "a
days" states W. D. Roberts. IT made me sleep
we'll. enjoy what I ate and enabled me to work
with interest and pleasure"
Il weighed 1872 pounds when commenced
taking SarsoL After taking 20 days I weighed
ia pounds SarEol Is the most wonderful prep
araton for flesh building have ever seem" de
clsres D. Martin, and ] Meier adds For the
past twenty years I have taken medicine every
day for indigestion and got thinner ever year.
I took sarEol for forty days and feel better than
have felt in twenty years My weight has in
creased from $50 TO l7O pounds"
When hundreds Of men and women-and there
are hundreds. with more coming every day
living in every nook and corner Of this broad
land, Voluntarily testify to weight increases rang
ing all the way from 10 to IS pounds. given
them by SarEol. you must admit. Mr.. and Mrs,
and Miss Thin Reader. that there must be some
thing in this sarsoI method OF flesh building
after all
Hadn't you better look into 1t. Just thou
sands Of others have done7 Many thin folks
say "Id give most anything to put on little
extra weight" but when some one suggests way
they s1clsim. Not chance. Nothing will make
me plump. I'm built to stay thin" Until you
have tried ssrEol you do not and ear not know
that this is true.
SsrEol has put pounds Of healthy stay there"
hesh on hundreds who doubted end in spise Of
their doubts You don't have to hslievs in sarso
to srow plump from It's You rust take it
and watch weight pile up, hoilOGs vanish and
your nEure round out to pleasing and normal
proportions You weigh yourself when you begin
and again when you finish and you let the scales
tell the story.
sarroi rs absolutely harmless It is dny
concentrated tablet You take one with every
meal 1t mixes with the food you ca, for the
purpose Of separating all Of its flesh producing
ingredients 1t prepares these tat making ele-
msnts in an easily assimilated form. which the
hood can readily absorb and carry all over your
body. Plump. sll-dsveloped persons don't need
sArsol 70 produce this result. Their assimlladve
machinery performs its functions Without AID But
thin folks Assnilstive organs do not. This fatty
portion Of their food nov soss TO waste through
their bodies like unourned coal through ar open
CRATE 4 few days test o. SIrEol IN your case
viii surely prove whsthe, or not this is true Of
YOU Isn't It worth trns'
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
Household Suggestions

Grease potatoes first with a little
butter before baking, and, when
cooked, they will be beautifully brown
and crisp with the glazed appearance
that makes them SO appetizing.
The fly nuisance can be reduced to
a minimum by the liberal use of par
ATTN on the kitchen buster. This
will not harm the furniture or wood
work and the smell soon passes off.
If new enamel saucepans are placed
in a pan of warm water, allowed TO
come to the boil. and then cooled,
they will last much longer before
either chipping or burning.
It is not generally known that a
tablespoonful of vinegar put into the
water when pOachlng eggs will keep
them from breaking
Three tablespoonfuls Of baking soda
in a quart of water applied with a
rough cloth will remove the old var
nish very easily when you wish to
reyarnish furniture.
Fur" comes off the inside of a
kettle quite easily if vinegar has been
boiled in il for two or three hours.
Coffee is 4 fairly good air purifier.
and a little burnt on hot Goals will
purify a sick room and abolish bad
smells.
Black stockings will always keep
are rinsed through blue water.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
Hattie Williams at home, and her favorite picture

healthy right at hand in daily tasks
with people to stimulate you-with
Imagination to paint any task in
bright colors-and with ambition to
get ahead in the world, | vow | don't
see how any girl in all this world can
avoid the beauty of clean, interest
ing, attractive good looks. And that
is the only beauty that is worth talk
ing a whole interviews worth about"
said sparkling, buoyant, vivid Hattie
Williams
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16

kkVY THAT does Marie look so
w grouchy about asked the
Steady Customer of the
Head Waitress in the cafe d'Enfant
Did some one shor, change her this
morning"
Il should say not" replied the Head
Waitress. Anybody who wanted TO
short change her would have TO be
wiser than the Einks who come in here
pity the poor guy who gets her FOR
life. II he tries to put over any phony
financial deals on pay night he'll find
hes up against a regular John n. in
skirts"
Well what's the matter with her."
persisted the Steady Customer
oh. she's sore about little kidding
We handed her" said the Head Wait
ress shes been telling some OF the
girls around here about horseback rides
she's been taking IN the park every
morning. and while nobody was so un-
ladyIike as 10 call her a liar. We just
acted as II that we'll known bIuke
named sweeney might believe her lit
lie better than We did. So 10 make her
story look ike the genuine goods. she
brings bunch q photographs into the
place the other day with herself posed
in all kinds OF positions like Josie OF
Ark and a fine looking horse as back
ground. The pictures made a HIT all
right until one Of US happened TO notice
policeman.s club sticking in the back
of the saddle or course this showed
that uup " Them handsome cons u.as
trying 10 capture her young affections,
and the horseback riding story died
without a groan"
I'm surprised 10 hear that a5out
Marie" said the Steady Customer. but
brass buttons Jo hold some peculiar
fascination for me average female
Fascination amt the word for il.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
Do11+,, and Hama Some Helpful Hints
DCUUIV NIU IXOUEC From Hattie Williams
By LILLIAN LAUFERTY.

* a MBTTION depends on envir-
~ onment' That is the way
my interview with Hattie
williams began Maybe just at first
the sentence looks like one of those
epigrams that are too good 70 he true
or to mean anything IN particular.
As a matter of fact ambition does
depend on environment as Miss Will
liamS will prove when ] let her speak
for herself a few sentences farther
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
The Wedding.

For two days before and two days
after the newspapers printed nothing
much excepting news OF the wedding
II was n public wedding, in the sense
that all OF society was invited. II
was celebrated in the great ballroom
At the Atlantic. the hotel where the
Tunnel project was launched some
nine years before. and the newspapers
printed with minute care and mathe-
NAUTICAL cNactness the cost Of every
thing connected with II. ON top Of
the whole mass Of figures was the
brides announcement that as u we'd
ding gift 20 her husband she had
founded pension fund of $4,000
for .ue crippled and III Of the tunnc,
workers.
The reporters wrote columns about
the EaN'ty and JOY of the occasion.
They commented especially on the
dehonair and jovial manner of the
middle-aCed bridegroom During the
period of their engagement Allan
could never bring himself to play the
lover but he had played little moro
than the part of a friend I'm the
presence OF others his conduct had
90 ~ .AN = 'iA l.fti tNlftt tee OF a nance.
Just 8s il had been that expected Of
q bridegroom a, the wedding festiv-
tiles.
But when he and his bride left the
hotel to go to her fathers house
whore they were to- remain a few
days before going away an abrupt
chang" came over him. Ethel. watch
ing him, i'm the dim light OF the
limousine. understood He was star
ing straight out before him and
seemed almost unconscious Of her
presence. His face was lined and
CarcworD and his eyes had something
of that expression which she remem-
bered with "a shudder the night she
lad waylaId him i'm Tunnel City.
His right hand. ungloved lay close
beside her and she softly placed her
fingers ON it, IL was cold to the touch.
He did not seem TO know she had
touched him only once did he give
"a slA HAT he was NOT dead 10 the
outside world. As their car wheeled
into broad square their ewes met a
gigantic electric sign which read.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16

will have "A stimulating effect on
your nature il you meet them.
Friends are fine thinEs-have EN-
all about you-make them every
where study humanity and see how
charmingly human YOU VIII become.
Don't get the blues over the ups
and downs of life-they make 1t in
tereStng II you're down hope to get
up-and if YOU are up try to keep
above getting down.
with natural means for getting
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
SOC Box Free

To enable any thin reader, ten pounds or more
underueiEht, % easily make this tcst will give
a soc box Of SsrEol absolutely free Either
SsrEol Will increase your weight or II won't. and
the only 70 know It is 10 Try II. Send for
silver stamps 10 help pay postage packing
etc. and fun size soc package will be sent by
return mail free Of charge. Mail this coupon
with your letter N the SarEol Co. 1921 Herald
Bldg, Btnshsmtun. y. Y.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
How to Regulate It.

Knicker-Think the Stock E,x-
change should ne regulated?
BeCker-Yes, It should be arranged
for stocks to go up when you buy
and go down when you ell.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
N9a6aEz99
SsWa serviAl
XIV - IEI1' y III
TO-DAY'S INSTALLMENT.

A Newspaper reporters know that the
making OF en- emphatic denial" is an
an all by itself. Those who have mas
tered it also know that there are dozens
~ ways of making emphatic denials'
!. that don't deny. The wording ia very
-, but the original impression re-
the same.
can not understand how this rI-
originated" Miss Lloyd told the re-
rters. Mr. Allan has been for years
business associate of my fathers as
veryone knows. and he and I are the
hest Of friends friendship claimed
with pride, on my side, at least.
This was printed in fun in all Of the
papers. with veiled comments and sug
gestions. the sum Of which was that.
Ahue Mr.. Allan and Miss Lloyd were
W not engaged at this present
Ihey would undoubtedly be en-
n the near future.
~ tunnel stocks continued TO rise.
Then. at Hovt's suggestions. Allan
rented n whole floor Of one Of the big
new Office buildings and moved the
headquarters Of the Tunnel Company
back 10 New York This fact was duly
.chronioled and had a further stlmu-
.lating effect on the market All this
while Allan and Lloyd ana everyone else
concerned insistently denied that there
was any immediate indication that full
work on the enterprise would be re-
suined in the near future. Beyond that
they refused to commit themselves. and
wise brokers decided thar Lloyd was
planning another coup. The market
continued to grow stronger.
Conviction that a big and favorable
announcement was impending was fur
Their strengthened by the fact that
Ethel IIoyd's famous ivy-colored limou-
sine appeared in front Of the Tunnel
Compahys offices every afternoon At a
quarter Of 8. and Allan drove on with
her
His month Of blind obedience was
long since over. but as everything was
going so favorably he Ras content to
drift with the current and wait until
Lloyd was ready.
In the meantime. he argued with him
self about his relation with Ethel Lloyd
Though. as We have noted, he was not
prone 10 tlnk well Of himself as a
figure in thu eyes 81 women, a much
duller man Mould have fathomed the
\sGung womanl attitude toward him.
n simply taking possession. And
Npore or less content to let her
nth the exception 81 Maud.
he single woman o. his life
OF bore him They were long
formalitics ~ Mister" and
nd were good comrades and
ne knew nearly as much about
|ral side OF the tunnel situa-
ID her father. and even more
Pp11ST Afan. and he listened to her ad-
vice and suggestions with respectful at
tention. He was very fond OF her-en.
joyed being with her-hut he did not
love her. But when IL came upon him
pally that she loved him he began to
INK along new lines.
ne day when they were motoring
in New Jersey-their cocktail
before dinner he hluntly asked
marry him.
gave him curious look and then
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16

Don't talk nonsense. Mac" she said
gently.
Allan declined 10 come 70 dinner that
evening The next DAY Ethel went on
d yachting trip
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
THE MARRIAGE.

a Liam was angry. ashamed, hu-
~ inflated He found some excuse
n 20 20 10 Tunnel City, where he
could avoid meetings with Ethsls IA
Their The excuse was not hard 20 find
There was ever. indication now that
they would be able 10 resume work and
It was necessary that he make a careful
inspection
Ethel was gone three weeks When
she returned she sent him a telegram
asking. or rather commanding. him 10
come 90 dinner The following night.
The telegram was delivered TO him
about 100 miles out under the bed Of the
Atlantic lie read IL in a little sub
station and the battle with his pride
was fought all over again But he had
detcrn ned that he would stop at moth
ing. stick at nothing. that might IN any
way aid him lie scrubbed an accept
auce and sent IL back and the next
night appeared at the Lloyd house as II
nothing had happened 20 alter his re-
lations with the family
Ethel received him as ~ old. without
restraint and with the utmost cordial
ity n anything. she was even more
openly glad 70 see him than usual
The old life began again. with this
difference. II was now Ethel who did
the ordering and Allan the obeying
He had always refused to take her
through 'he completed section Of the
boring, but now no yielded when sha
insisted on seeing II
II was a wonderful experience for her
Allan found his pleasure in watching
the shades Of expression Nit across the
lovely face as the train whirled them
AeeR into the Garth
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16

tainly done me q
lot OF good ! FIRST
heard OF II when l
was a girl and I al
ways said that II l
ever had female
trouble | would
take II.
u suffered from
organic iuiRInma
ton and would
have spells when
| would be in such
pain that ! would
tear nv clothes