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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21

Bibles He is the lowest meanes.
man that ever lived one day last
summer he tried to sell me some
chickens which he had in a sack.
asked him where he got them and he
said he stole them from his wife 80
lie could sell them and go up on North
street for some liquor
Il know of another time wHen Fish
er stole his wife'S shoes So that he
could buy drink with the money h
got by selling them
Fisher is The man who the papers
wrote MP last spring in connection
with the 'mouse-colored mule when
he claimed two men asked him to
ride in their wagon. Fisher said the
men robbed him of his pay. Later he
said that he lust claimed he was
robbed So he wouldn't have to give
his money 10 his wife"
=, +. Shirley, brother of Charley"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
Bishop Scores Vast
Outlay for Armament

BOSTON. Oct. 21.--A striking con-
trast of the amount of money con-
uibuted for Christian missions and
the amount expended by European
nations Tor army and navy equipment;
was made by Bishop Joseph Schremhs,
of Toledo. OHIO, at the Catholic
Church Extension Congress. Bishop
Schrembs said
There are one billion persons in
this world to-day who never heard
the name Of Christ. The whole Cath
Ollie world has not contributed over
S5,e00,GOg among those people, willis
the combined powers of Europe are
extending to-day more than $4,000
100000 on armies and navies for the
destruction of the very peace which
Christ came on earth TO establish
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
Odd Fellows Again
To Consider Temple

MACON. Oct. 21.-The proposition
to erect a permanent temple for the
odd Fellows of Georgia will arise al
the l27th annual convention of the
Grand Lodge in Macon next week This
issue has been before the Grand LoGse
at its last three sessions. but no prog
ress has been made toward settling
1t.
The Grand Lodge will be in session
three days. z. l.. Colding, of Savan-
nah, is grand ma ster.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
.ELY'S CREAM BALM OPENS CLOCCED
N0sTR|Ls AND HEAD--CATARRH GOES

grant, balm dissolves by the heat OF
the nostrils; penerrates and heals
the lntiamed, swollen membrane
which lines The nose head and
throat: clears the air passages,
stops nasty discharges and q feel
ing of cleansing, soothing relief
comes Immediately
Don't lay awake tonight strug-
Cling for breath. with head stuffed
nostrils closed hawking and blow
inc. Cstarrh or a cold. with its
running nose, foul mucous dropping
mo the throat ana raw dryuess is
Distressing but truly needless.
Put YOUR faith just once ia
ElN : Cream Balm and your cold
or catanh NIL surely disappear
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21

He had been given all the whisky ne
wanted while in the hands OF the a.
torneys, and was reluctant to leave
hours work by a barber and a bath
would not have harmed him.
Chummy or Rummy?
Fisher said that while in Parksville
Hicks, who was employed on the rail-
road with him and that they became
quite "chummy.'
You mean rummy don't YOU,
Fisher" interposed Shirley's brother.
Fisher went on to say that Hicks
went TO Birmingham with him some
weeks ago and that they had stayed
together there. Hicks, he said was
of his movements on the day of the
murder OF Mary Phagan lie never
even had told his wife.
You know that all she wants is to
keep me in Jail. don't YOU" he asked,
addressing the Shirley brothers.
We'll. ! just lei drop hint or two
at first. told him that they didn't
have the murderer of Mary Phagan
and that | knew who the real muir
derer was He told me that | ought
to tell if | knew. Then went on to
tell him the whole thing just as
have told it here. After he had kept
telling me that | ought not to let an
innocen man hang, it just kind of got
on my conscience. Finally, he went
with me Friday to chief Bodekers
Office and we told the whole thing"
who did the most talking" in
CURED chief Lanford.
why, guess Hicks did" said
Fisher.
After the questioning of Fisher was
over l.anford sa!dg
Search for'Conspiracy.
I'VE are going to get at the bot
tom Of this II may be that Fisher
has been paid money. but | am going
20 Investigate tile possibility that it
was someone else and not shirley
that paid il to him II there is any
conspiracy against Shirley 70 in be-
half of anyone else, the detective de-
partment proposes To find ii out if
possible Fisher has absolutely no
evidence that money was sent him.
He has no envelopes from Shirley. He
says he tore them up. He says the
letters were not registered. and he
says that all of the money was sent
in cash. Altogether il is the most
ridiculous story | ever listened to-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21

ing was the factory where Mary Pha-
gan had been murdered
Until after the murder ! didn't
know a soul al the factory and then
learned that two girls vino live
across the street here worked there.
Fisher is q liar aud a drunken
tramp and nobody VIII believe any
thing he saws. / viii see that he goes
TO jail for what he has done if there
IS any way can manage to send him
here
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
Instantly Clears Air Passages: You
Breathe Freely. Nasty Discharge
Stops, Head Colds and Dull
Headache VANISH

Get a small bottle. any way. Just
Ia TRY IT, Apply ht,le in the nos
tr.ls and instantly your cloeged
nose and stopped-up air passages
OF the head viii open. You Will
breathe freely, duilness and head
ache disappear by morning me
catarrh cold-lp-hcad car catarrhal
sore throat viii be gone
End such misery nov, Get the
small bottle Of Elys Cream Balm
AT any drug store This sweet fra
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
FISHER STICKS To STORY
UNDER FIERCE CHILLING
Of LAWYER AND POLICE

,elned way and refused to be tangled
NJ by me questions put to him Ny
Graham, The chief and by reporters
You are telling a most wondroUs
tale said Graham. but YOU had be-
ter tell he ruth before you get sent
10 jail for criminal libel"
Denies Using Drugs.
~ know what libel IL retort ed
Fisher, and YOU can't send d man 10
prison Tor telling the truth"
What kind Of dope 90 You as.
morphine or cocaine ." someone "sho. %
a him
None. said Fisher
You look like YOU did. SAID one IT
the detectives.
That's because need dria, e,t
one he replied
And undoubtedly he oid need on,.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
REHoBoTH BAPTIST MEETING.

MACON. Oct. 21.-The annual
meeting of the Rehoboth Baptist AS
ISOLATION. comprising all of the Bap-
fist churches of Middle Georgia, VII
be held here October IS TO 80 al the
First Baptist Church.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21


Rosser and Reuben Arnold had not
talked to him al all. out that Burke
"a cone most Of the examination.
hey told me up there that ! would
tare hard time down here if The
detec tiNes got hold Of me he naiVeiy
told Langiord.
FISHER gave all Of his replies in 2
aim almos, disinterested voice
" hen he charged Shirley with "oiug
q" me pencil factory 10 meet Mary
paEan ne jered his thumb careless
~ toward shirley who sat the uthe'
SIDE Of table.
You did ii; you now you did it, he
''Id % shirley
J GA ne YOU skunk YOU know d
"e'I F'u ne reiorled shirley and
hs started nom his chair in a menac-
ING manner Detectives gra bbed Shir-
'"l Fnd aNerted ilght.
ms dramatic scene Was enacted
""eh surrey Was brought to hean-
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we pi'seu le'' !" seieI"l' ne
7'0 " ms i''e'' ne sa'u ! fao pet-
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FisIef again paused ana 'ooh'hs
surrey stralsilt III 'he eyes Ior 'he
"rst titne' sala'
nat straish'. MI ShirleA' ana
II you II tell the truth YOU II admit
H.
once more SHIRLEY arose in
threatening attitude, but took his seat
gain.
Il didn't want to get out OF town
and told Shirley so, but he threatened
me and said | would have to get out.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21

and sell II To buy whisky"
Wife Got Furniture.
ShirleyS friends nodded their APP
provah
Il changed the account for her and
she paid The b;ll and "a short time
later, after her husband had left town.
she moved farther down the street
didn't see Shirley for some time.
then one day he came aud borrowed
dollar from me. Then il was a
long time before he came around.
Previous TO his borrowing the dollar
he used 20 hang around the store"
The crowd around the popular fur
n!ture dealer knew all about Fisher
and many admitted that he had
"stung' them for small amounts.
Along in August of This year. a
long time after Mary Phagan was
murdered, | saw Fisher and he paid
the dollar Ale was wearing good
clothes and had money and he apol-
ogized and told me that he wanted to
pay all his debts, To rc-establ.sh his
good standing.
Calls Fisher Drunken Tramp.
81 never knew where the pencil fac
tory was until read accounts of the
murder I'm the papers and saw pie
lures OF the building Then one dan
while down town ! passed hy and a
crowd of people were out I'M front and
/ stopped, and learned that The built
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21

Have you tried Durand S"
Steamed OYSTERS They are deli.
cious.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21

and To ask Shirley if he needed any
help.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
Wife Got Furniture

her husbands name he Would steal il
and sell II To buy whisky"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21

On left Miss Marion Iolin of New York who defeated
for the championship is shown making successful brass shot
Rght-Miss Gladys Ravenscroft of England winner Of the
ans championship Of America shown i'll the act OF completing
Il drive
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21

He had been given all the whisky ne
wanted while in the hands of the a.
torneys, and was reluctant to leave
such a nice abode. His face needed
hours work by barber and bath
wound not have harmed him
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Gin Sled auf @iliOns @app.n.

QBir bebduern prote't oeesr cine
5anolung bes grdFoenten erhsbsn 5u
muFen. gislarg buben mir allss,
mas er gstban pat, aus poQftsm 6er5sH
osbiniot. Inns mar bic Detie, ME
er Bis au biefsr stuube bic 4os
miniFtration qeleitst bat, i'm hoh'tsn
graoe fpmpatbiI6. Nir bubeu ihm
Ioqar cine grpbs 9egeiiterung sntses
aenaebraht. gDir haben bspunoert,
nit rpelter Shattraft, ohre babel ing
; 56satraliItt ober Demaaogiihe au
uerfalen, er feline politit, bic mir fir
ous Qnno portbeil6aft bulteu. ourhs
aeFu6rt BAT. 9as tann uns absr niht
perbinhern, eiuen ernitsn Jehler, ben
er 3um 3beil Ifon begdnaen bat uno
neiter purf3uFiihren bedbfihti5t, AT
riiqen. IS 1T pas Die fummariift
GntldFunu dllsr perionen aus Dem
oiplomutii6en 0isnit. od er htermlt
BEN Qdnoe in mebr afs elmer 6iniiht
srnTtlihen Sdaben sufigt.
Sdon in Mcainisns 9aasH rsiFts
bic giniint, bab Der oiplonatiIds
8ienft iif in unbefrieoiaenber Der
fdifung befinbe, bdb bic Diplom ten.
nelde bic Ser. Staatsn i'm 4usldHh
oertreten, ni6t bic nOt6igsr aennts
niifs unp bdufig aud Hift ben bobea
perI0nlihen aaratter beIGbsn, beren
fie sur QusfIhrung ibrsr pidtig Il
Wifiion beburften.
Sm 8erfolge oiefer Ginfiht beaanr
fchon in Wcaiulens 5deen cine tbeil.
usiTe 9eoraaniiation beg bipIomati.
ffsn Dienitss unb oas fpi1tigs Derl
Durbe BON Ropispeit, niht mtnbsr bon
5aft nefentlih gefDrbert, in6tm befd.
hiqten WeGnnern bic 2tusidt auF elm.
oiplpmdtiiHe 2dufbabn erOFfnst Dur:
be. Dos eef6uh in Der Meife. BAT
man iunae aeuts, bic ii6 in unterer
| Diplomatiifen poften bepdhrt batten
a1mdlis gu ben bS4i:en Stelen auf'
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er anae60rt. 0iefes bpbe 3iel 3u err
reihen. eisnst iih ods in Galtforaten
eingeIiibrte 8ertslspz zSpitem, pelhes
ben Rdmen nab Der Stabt fiihrt, no
es suerit in anpenbung sebraht purz
BE-. Inter bieIem Spitem ittnmen bic
giirqer aller parteien BEL Der priz
mGrpabl iibsr ale 9dnoibdten ab.
Der Stimmgsbsr ipiro nt6t sefrust,
OBJ er Elm Republitdner ober 0emofrat
lit ocsr font ipelher gartei er afges
Bort. 9lu6 Der 3onbiDdt tam trleno
peIhsr pdrtei onseboren. 8os gtes
iultdt lit, oaB Die ebrli9er UIdnnsr
atIer 8arteisn itcb auf bic Domination
zines Wannes persinieen t0nnen, ben
fie fir ben geiten halten. S0at elm
FOLDER aanbioat nie Wdjoritdt Der
Stimmen in Der 9rimGrpabl erbaften,
10 lit or oamit permanent gerdblt uno
brau6t Ti6 ni6t elmer psitersn Wohl
3u untsrwerfen. Cine Tol6e fineet
nur itdtt, fpsnn teiner Der 4anbtoaten
cine Majoritdt srtalten bat, uber nur
Die alpei Sanoibdten. .pelde bic b6hits
StilnmsnsabI erbaIten baben, tretsn in
Die engsrc Babl elm; ale iibrigen
ideioen uus. Inter Iol6em SnItem
tann Die politiIds Mafhine nidts
ausritten, bic urtsr Dem cIten Spitem
unbe3pin9bur lit, bd Die Waitiniiten
beioer pdrtsien in Der primdripabI
ibre 8anDiooten ourhieBten, in 5oIJ Je
oeiIen bic 9iir9er nor Die traurige
Wabl qeitett iino, ob tie ii6 fir si Ten
rspubIitaniIhsn oosr sinen bemOtratlz
ihen MaitiniIten sntfdeio.n tpolIen.
Cine fol6e Wabl lit, ME Seoer ie9en
tann, pert6los.
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Die grnte 1T niGt 10 gut aus
gefaIen. ME i'm pprigen Sabre. Den
5roit, oaB Iis befrieoigsro 1T, tann
man iniofern geItsn lafisn, ols Der
Gyport geniigeno etubrirgen pirb,
I'm Die 5orosrungen bss Quslanogs
All begIet6en. 2luein tpsnn idon uns
Ter Der porjdbrig:r groBen Grnts aQes
tbsusr serpeien 1T, 10 iit bon elmer
nrinosr ergisbigen Grnte eins qrei5s
iteigerung gu b:fiirhtsn. SoffentIit
rirb Der neue Sarif, Der bic freie
Gtnfubr Don 2ebensmitteIn 9eitattet,
Iinoerno Dirten. IQsin bic 2b1ts
fade bItibt beite6sr, bob bas 2ano
nibt mebr geniigeno 2eben8mittsI pro-
ru8irt. 0dmit ertpsiIt es lid als cine
rer pittigfen 2tufsobsn, cine bobcre
qrpouttion 3u er3ielen. Dds mare
n;6t unerrei6bor, tpenn uuIere Tdrs
mer Die n6tbige SnteIigen8 beidBen.
Sn 0euti9lono er3ielt man 80 gu.
Weisen pom Qtsr, bel uns 6Ios Is,
nGhreno oot unIer 8obeH 6eoeuteno
iiinqer lit, aIs Der osutIhe, Der iet'
1000 Sa6ren beItelIt tpirb. Sin Utite
tel Dab man bic 5urmer 5pingt, in
teLiuenter 3u perfabren. 1T nt6t no6s
rpeislia. Die QbbiIfs lam nur bortn
6eTteben. ouB man ben Dteui6enubers
flub in 0sn StGotsn auf oas fIa6e
2ano ablentt. 0as pirb ith ermogs
Iifen laiIen, penn Der Stoat bic bier
al n0tbigen 4nItaItsu trifft. iubem II
StGbtern nit tIeinem Gapttal Die no
thioe finansieQe unteritjibung siht.
I'm tleine Hdrmen gu erperbeu. Wdz
mir aIIp brauden, itno lanoptrtbs
i6aftlifs 8orihubtaTen, ME re IN
Gan3 europa befeben. prditoent
Soft 6a. bsreitg cine Qn3abI Stuoisna
SommiIIioneu na9 europa sei6ttt
rno gr6iioent Diyipn bat oas Gleite
cstbon. Gs 1T iest 3eit. bdb bieIe
gerifte oeprift tperben unb Der 4n'
Fana nit Iol6en 2afeu gsmo6t fpiro
Der 9ongreB IoIte in Der naditsr
Sibuno 6ieie &nqeleoeubeit dls sritss
ur6 nittgItes 9ei6dft aufnebmsn
. Die Sbeuerung mub ourt grobsr'
Qrooultiou ubsrpunben pero2n, ionf
! fam oas Qanb niht fetn Austommsr
I fluDen.
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Su SIltuuis 1T Die 9roBe
5raqe uufgetautt, oh See SNsIa
8rppn, oas Saupt Der 2ortmersSe7
mptraten, bic gunoess patronage IN
Ieinem geairt pertbeiIen ion ooer ntnt.
IS 1T elm Stunbul, bab elm Dfsnl4
ipic gropn uber bic 8ertheiIuns Der
9lenter gebieten Ioll uno DAB ubers
haupt qenter pertbeilt fperoen. Die
Ter g6auoflet Der amsritanllher Hss
aisrunq IOlte bod snoIit e!nmul aus
aetilat peroen. 0drum nlro TEN
8erfdHures qlmenosment geforoert
ipeInes, pte in europa, Die lnabieB
bartlett uler DffentIi6en geomten aus;
fpri6t9 3ieie llnatIeBbortelt 1T oas
sFunoament Der guten gerpaltung in
europa uuo cine fol6e tut uns bod
iiherlia ni9t minoer Not9.
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g u d d. a 4 III en- ert he's
'8eifpieI. Die Staot GIeDelono il,
Chic Bat ioebcn cine 8onooubgnbe
bot, Slpei Dtiaionen Collars anicri.
Iiirt, 6eren Grlos CUR aulage esller
itaotiiden geIemhtungsnnIoge pet'
.luenoet luerSen ioa. lie Stnot aeht
babel aennu nie cine 9riuntgeieuIfafi
III 4ege, iie brinat ihre sSonos fir
ben acrnnnten 3spvd nidst burdl
Stenern aui. ionoern aiebi Der giir.
arrid)ait @eleaenheii, Qapital in ben,
llnterehmen an5uleaeH. Cine lUeliere
Igeinelnniipige Ginridtlimg IN GleDe.
Lamb ift cine Central. SeiSunasanIaae.
bic iammilife SauIer eines lespiiieH
1erriicrinmS NIT Ianlpiaeisiiiia pee.
Iprat Cine oernriiae anlnae iIt. lusili
les iid i'm einise peniae Sanier hnn
belt. foIiipieIig. banoelt es iId bags.
lGen um aanBe GiIirifte. 10 iuirb oa.
niird, cine erlorne eriparnIb on
Vrennmaieridl uio arbeit ersieli.
IGs i'll d,nrntteriTtiidl, Dnb alIe berari..
gen iortid)riltlid)en Ginrihtingeii.
hie iiG In europa lansit beipdbrt hn.
ben. bier SuerIt in ben Stdoteii Des
@eiiens nafinud,en. llnIere Siantuer.
I'M Clien. gang beioubers
lin Der Wictropole oes Qanocs. mnr.
liteln eiiiind, ireiter Bnriim Z lie al.
iteu Nctbcoen limb bealierner lfso Iii.
ifrntiper ii,r bic Rolitifer. lie ssort.
ihrit.e. Gle in Der Gtnntener1pnIisina
lin Meiten Gensad)t ipernen. laiier
IlueniaiieHs Der Soffm.na Nnmn. bal
lauh MIR im Ciien eiHes 1ages nlf.
liUaf)eH luerben 49,.
(gsau yorler SournoI.)
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Dautrtraxt.

DIE 1rodisn lpsAfeln eefhtpsnb<,
Gebr oft fADn iibtr Ra6t;
Bur sins ID INNER finb<:
Die 0isbsrsraGt
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Gs fpri6t Isbr gu 9uniteu ter
hem 5aus 4ommittee oorlisasnosa
ssindn5 Reform Bill, odB Elm IoI6
oriinbltfer Genner Der Iinan3nifTenz
ffaft, Die profsFor Qaugblin bon
Gbicago, Der betanntlih i'm 8ersin
nit anoeren Gahmdnnern cine frdfs
tide Qgtiation fir Die 2lIbri6 giQ
gefuhrt bat, Der 6aus Bin feline 3us
itimmung ertbetlt. Gr bsfirnortet
pobt cine Qn3obI Qenberungen bic
aber Seitsns oes 9ommittees oebd6.
renoe 8ea6tung finber perosr, oa
bisIes erfreuli6er Deiie ntht ale ri
ndn3Deis6sit in Grbpa6t qenommen
81 baben olaubt, fonoern Elm offenes
Chr aasr8orI6tdgsn sntgegsn brtngt
Dtr bd[ten oas auts 3euqniB, oas
9rof. GaugbIin Der 6aus Bill aus
felt, fir beionoers pertbpoQ, neil
e oGs urparteiii6e urtbeit zines
@elshrten it, i'm 8egsnIuB gu bea
arititen p:r gantisrs, aus oenen man
teraust0ren tQnn, oaB iie bon peri0nz
lihen Griinoen beeinfluBt tpsrben.
Tag III Defenders an benz 5aosl su
ertennen, rDelf:n 5ie gssen Die uebers
neiiunq Der 8antreisrpen an Die Res
ferpe 9dnten rfften. Was ben label
beronlabt, 1T Ieitt s:nuq 5u periteben.
Die groben gduten pollen meter Die
ReTsrpen Der tleinen 9autsn bebalten.
aher bag III cine Ser 9runbbsbinguns
gen Der Reform, bdB Die Reierper
psrm0gs Der Rsierpebontsn ben 81
nan3 Snititutsn Oerblsi6en, oeneH fis
eeboreH.
Sn unierem Stuate pirh
in Den osri6ieoenen Stdpten, Die if
fir neue Charters srtl6rt hdben, Di!
sgrage erortert, pb bei ben Gtdbtrpa6s
len Der pdrteis8dratter gefpa6rt bleis
ben fol-. User cine iol4e fyrd9e iteflt
bereitef Der ftGotiI6en Reform cir
grDBss 5inbsrnib. Gs muB als felbft.
DerftdnOIi6 gelten, baB bic giireel
nihf einsn Republitaner ober elmer
DsmntrnteH tpdhlsH. Ionbern ben Be,
ian NanH, sIeidoisl psIhfr purts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-12

Wsnn bic 5rauen BON SuIz
mos, bic iebt bas Stimmredt erbdls
ten baben, g8ort boltsn, 10 tonnen lte
piel sur politiIhen Sebuug pes St1as
tss. Der ii6 isst auf einem Isbr ME-
briaen g1ipeou befinoet. beitragen.
g2aa ibrem Brogrdmm iouen Die
SFrauen Ii6 teiner polttii6en parte1
dnIfliebsn unb Iia audi niht um
9lemter betperbsn, ionoern baflr iors
aen, oaB tii6tigs Wdnner noHtnirt
une aepGblt perben. Dos nie 3tele
betrifft, Io1en lie ebenf1ls niht polttl.
Iher Dirt Iein. Die Qufgabe osriFrouen
niro oabin beItimmt. fir 9srbe1erunz
gen Der 9errpdltung 81 Iorgen uno
oieieniQe partei su unteritusen, bic
bisriu Ti6 am fortIdrittIi6Iten errpeiit.
Dteie 4bIihten aeugen bon potrlotI@
I6er SslbItperIeugnung uno toher
Snteaigsn3, Oh lie dber CUR 0urhfub=
runq geIangen tperoeu, bleIbt ab5us
ipdrten.
Wall street bat qeItern ben
FlaueTten Sas in iieb3ebu Sabren Qes
ba6t. Die llmIGse pGren nod GERM
GER, aIs in Der 3eit, ba grpon ourh
feline SiI6erprGoung cas- &apitaI in
gnoit oeriests. OieTe llnt6Gtigteit be-
neiIt dber ni6ts aegen Die all9emeine
@eItGftsLage. Die erIte urIahe 1T,
Dap Die 3dnten tein gelo fir ipetuz
latipe 3rpsde bergeben, neil lie es fir
cen 6erbit 3uIammenbalten mufcn.
11ruus erqi6t iih aIs IoaiIhc 5ot8e
theures Gelp. peIhes ben ipetuIatioen
GeFtdftsn etnen 0dmpFer aufTebt.
DIS peitere urIuhe tritt nod bic 81
nan3laos in Der oan3en Welt Hin3u.
2tQe Gambler leioen on geIotnappbsit.
Pun 9heil piro lie oem 9rieae i'm
galtan 3uueIhrieben. gum 56eil Der
GelD1bTorbtior in Gfind uHD nnoercn
Gebieten, bic Der &ultur erIhIoTsn
iperoen. Wir oluuben aber, odb nod
Elm rpeiterer 9runb hin3utritt unb ods
lit bic dugemeine 5heucruaq. peIhe
fold orobe Wlenger Seloss in 4ns
fpruf nimmt. bah fir biz SpetuI1z
tion nihtS ubrig blei6t.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-01-03
PURE BREEDS VERSUS SCRUBS
Mongrel 10 Excellent Hustler, but VIII
Not and Cannot Make Money
for lts Owner.

The pure-bred animal is not one
that will make good on poor feed and
care. The scrub will beat the pure
bred every time when 1t comes to
'rustling" its own way. But the scrub
will not and cannot make money for
dts owner. And right here is where
the pure bred excels itself.
He has the capacity which the
scrub has not. Give the pure-bred ami
NAL good feed and care, and he will
make money, and do it quickly. At
least three crops of pure-bred beef
animals can be turned out ready for
market to every two crops Of scrubs
or grades.
Grades make money for their own
ers sometimes, but the amount and
the quickness with which results are
obtained are in direct proportion to
the infusion Of pure blood, which
makes the grades and better than
scrubs.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-01-03
Eskimo Wife a Hard Worker.

Eskimo widowers often remarry
within a week after the demise Of tho
wife. The helpmate of the savage
does most of the work, and he is al
most helpless without her. She makes
and breaks camp. cooks, cuts up her
husbands kill and carries 1t to camp.
She dresses the skins of deer and
seals. She makes the footgear and
clothes, paddles the canoe and carries
every burden. Without her no o.meA
tic arrangement can 60 forwar&