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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-10

TIL rilitives an frinds iv his predecessor an nego
tyates loan. Th cabinet takes tn oath v office
Choosdah; on Wnsdah it takes tn cash
dhrawer, an on Thursdah whin TIL prisidint an
his term expires simultaneously, it takes til boat
fr Paris pursooed to tn coast be TIL inconin'
administration, who serenade tn ship with
gatn guns
Thanks to its nachural aptychood an our
bnivolince, civilization is maxim gr-reat sthrides
in Mexico, sthridin' in wan day an sthridin out
til next. Although niver admittin' thin to tn
family, we long ago adopted thin, an we have
since bin kin iv great brother to thin, offrin'
to fight amy wan that intherfered with thin an
smackin' thin firm time to time to show thin
their place an akin' annythin away firm thin that
we wanted. We give thin tn afictionate name
iv greasers,' an in tn OF days in Texas they
were threated almost like human Americans, ex-
cipt that whin cybrated gun fighter died in
thin days space forbid givin tn names iv tn
Mexicans that had received his attntions But
there was always respectful footnote to tn list
iv victims in TIL obithury notice readin': Mexi-
cans not tabylated'
"We flooded their sunny land with tn best
flowers iv our civilization with life insurance
agents, an sewin' masheen canvassers, an Stand
ard lie, an excursions firm Ioway to give thin
free lectures on TIL Evils iv tn Bullfght an
'Th' Siesta,' their two favrite forms iv athletics.
In their domestic throubles we preserved a care
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-10
They throuble with exprdns beyond
tn grass kept cut"

my sake. o, well, thin, if ye won't we won't
Another idee is that sthrike bargain with
this onaisy nation be which they agree to finance
tn dsordher if we'll supply tn polls to quell it.
That is what is called intervention. But most "
me fellow citizens, incudin TIL most intrepid iv
our iditors, has made up their minds that Mexico
has become such oncurabe nuisance that we
ought to annex it. Yes, sir; tn hour seems near
at hand whn Mexico willbe wan iv til brightest
an heaviest jools on tn neck iv Colunbya.
:" I've always thought that tn time wud come
whn we'd have to grab this fair neighbor an haul
her, btin an squealin, be til hair v tn head into
tn sisterhood iv TIL states, but hoped 'twud not
be durin' my life We ought to lave somethin' f'r
posterity to do besides payin' til debts we up
fr thirn But it looks now, be what l read in tn
pa-apers, that we'd have to perform this jooty at
wanst An here am | har'y KNOWN what to say
to tn new member iv tn family that will soon be
prodded into our domestic circle. To tell tn
thruth, haven't paid much attintion to our beau-
tiful but suky neighbor since we had war with
her, but now that she may soon be settin' at tn
table with us an inthrajoocin' broken glass into
our dhrink I've got to read up about her an her
past which is sprightly but diff rent from tn past
iv Massachusetts.
Mexico, larn, is considerable stfrp iv
mountain an homicide, or pollyticks, extendin'
firm our southren bordhers in tn ginral shape iv
broken leg. 1t is bounded on tn north be tn
Rio Grande river, which is navigable be pedes-
threens FIR thousans iv miles firm its soorce an
be tn wishes iv TIL people iv Texas, an on TIL
south be more throuble f'r us firm tn Monroe
docthrine. It's soil projooces an abundance iv
rocks v all sizes an its climate is iv sandy COM
plexion. It's inhabitants range in color firm dark
to darker, an NANNY iv thin ar-re iv Indyan ex-
thraction, but TIL Indyan has not been completely
exthracted firm all iv thin. In recent years large
numbers iv tn young men iv tn land have become
pathrites, or, as they ar-re called in Mexico, ban
dts, in preparation fr pollytickal career, but
NANNY iv thin have failed on account iv bein' too
tendher hearted whin vated to office Often
SUCCESSFUL Mexican bandit has turned out to be
weak an sntimintal sicretv iv tn threasury.
"Mexicans injye republican form iv goverrnint
often whin away firm home. They have a consti-
tuition which can be found in TIL catalogue iv tn
naytional muzeeum in tn departrnint v humor.
In prisldint is ilicted be TIL people, ony he don't
let thin know till he has took office, whin he
informs thin that his predecessor has committed
suicide be shootn hinsilf in TIL back They.tave
no throuble with their ex-prisidnts beyond seein'
that tn grass is kept cut. In fact, there is no
such term as ex-prisidint in the language TIL
former executive is ayether spoken iv as til late
prsidint,' or tn remains or if he survives he is
known as fugitive firm justice AS soon as TIL
new executive has claned up the office he removes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-10

! Dooley. " have no doubt he was
fine man in his day. but bad cess TO
him. says l, f'r putin it up to to go thrapezin
around tn continent docthrin' Cuba an Nicara-
goo an Vnzwaa an Mexico an thin other
thropical diseases till we've time at all to attind
to our own stomach aches. An if we don't cure
TIL disease all tn wurruld says must take 1t
Ourselves, dye mind We may be wrthin' with
internal pain, but at tn sound v breakin' crockery
in DOLBY hut mex dure we have to pull on our
pants, get out tn box iv first aid fr tn injured,
an dash over to reform our little protijees. We
scrub their hures, tache thin how to cook healthy
meals, wash tn baby, fumigate til primises, lee
ture til OF man on til error iv his ways, pay tn
oil bills, an lave little change in tn sugar bowl
to start things goin again. An we're no sooner
out iv tn house thin they count tn spoons to find
out what our rale motive was in callin', give III
baby tn box v chloride iv lime to play with, and
resoom throwin' tn furniture at each other
I" If it isn't wan thing its another. If it isn't
Cuba it's Vinzwaa, an if it isn't that it's Mexico
What's tn throuble in Mexico? Well, it's diff
ference in opnyon in til Wilson family about tn
kind iv people they ought to ASSOCIATE with. Hin
merry Lane Wilson, him that is our ambassadure
to Mexico but is soon to resoom tn practice iv
law in Spokane, is a gr-reat diplomat, good
mixer, who takes tn wurruld as he finds it an
overlooks small faults in tn men that he likes.
Afther Ginra Hurta had caned off his revolver
an put his bowie knife back in his pocket an be-
come prisidint iv Mexico, Hinnery, who felt a
gr-rea fondness f'r tn gnral in spite iv tn nerv-
GUS twtchin' in his pistol finger, thried to inthra
jooce him to Doc Wilson. Doc says he,
want We to Shake hands with me frind Hurta Ye
same line Thin he whispered to Doc Don't
pay any attintion to his face 1t is not asy to look
at but he has heart iv goold. He's man iv
high sthrung timpramint, thrife careless iv
human life at times an somewhat given to
threachery but who v us is without faults? Be-
sides I've already reco'nized him. an ye might
just as we'll get into line, he says. But Doc Will
son has become partklar about his frinds since
he got to be prisidint. He said he'd be somethn'
OR other-if he'd reco'nize prisdint that got
his certificate iv office firm tn coroner If ne
wanted to hook up with that school iv statesman
ship he'd ask Gyp tn Blood to come down to
Washin'ton an visit with him. This here spoort
iv KILN prsidints has gone far enough, he says
| don't syInpathze with it in tn laste. 1t is
bad precedent an I'll do nawthin' in amy way to
establish it, he says.
=" An now, Just because Doc Wilson is so ex-
elusive it looks as though we'd got to go into
Mexico an do somethin'. But what it is don't
know Wan statesman says we must meedyate
which is TIL same thing as sayin to this dis
tllracted people: Boys, ye must make frinds Fl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-10

pers'nay responsible f'r his we'll bein' Tn behalf
" civilization, in behalf iv tn ties that bind our
two nations together, in behalf iv humanity, an,
what is more, in behalf iv mesilf not on'y ask,
I command ye that no harm befall him. sez Hin
merry Lane Wilson, 'Yeer ixcilincy has but to
whisper message firm Our dhread but family
neighbor to be obeyed, said Ginral Hurta, fallin'
to his knees will see that he is safe he says,
buckn on his revolver. will go an attend to
tn "details mysilf, he says. He come back in
about quarther iv an hour, an says he: He's
all right now He's safe Where is hep says
Our ambassadure In tn morgue, says Ginral
Hurta took him out fir an autymobile ride
attinded be sthrong guard. Whin I wasn't
loolln he seized tn rifles fri tn sojers an shot
himsilf twenty-four times in tn back iv TIL neck,
exclaimn', Hooray f'r Hurta.' His last wurruds
were: Regards to Hinnery Lane Wilson, A
happy solution, says tn American ambassadure
now be tn power reposed in me be mesilf ac-
knowledge We as tn boney-hdey reglar de facto
prisidint iv Mexico he says. An I'll write to
Cousin Woodrow an tell him to do th' same, he
says.
" An was this gr-reat diplomatic coop appre-
cyated? 1t was not. Whin Doc Wilson heard
about it he sent message to Hnnery askin him
wud he plaze come to Washin'ton an be blamed
quick about it. An tn gr-reat man onbended an
came On tn way up he preserved tn customary
or American diplomatic reserve, ony discussin'
tn question with the captain iv tn ship tn chief
mate, tn purser, tn head stoord, til other passen-
gers, an til reporthers at tn dock. What is 10
be tn policy lords MexicoY says TIL reporthers
have it in me pocket says he. | wrote it out
because Bryan don't know anything about diplo-
matte language As soon as tn prisdnt has
copied it I'll take it back to Mexico with me, he
says.
He had thriumphal reception in Washi ton
Whin he arrived at tn prisidints office TIL dure-
keeper pushed him in an said, Here he is 1t
is said tn prisidint made gr-reat impressyun on
him, possibly with bound volume iv tn Life
iv Cotton Mather or paper weight, although
little is known about tn intherview Whn he
come out he complained iv slight chill an an
earache
Did ye read our policy to him? asked
reporther No. says he, we didn't get to that.
Whin TIL prsidint let me up tn intherview was
over 'Whin dye go back to Mexico? 4
haven't fixed time, he says. Nawthin' came
UP about that durin tn conference But befure
/ left tn prisidint told me that if l wint down
Pinnsylvanya avnoo an turned to tn right I'd
find store where cud buy ticket f'r Spokane
if used diplomacy an had tn price, he says"
{" If Mexican pollyticks is SO tough why shud
we want to annex it ?" asked Mr. Hennessy.
g I don't know" said Mr.. Dooley, onless it is
New York needs comp'ny."
Copyright: 1918: BY Finley Peter Dunna)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-10

full MORTALITY an put it ON tn shelf in tn panthry
We took no sides, ony as1in cash in advance FIR
arms an ammunition an nsistin that both par
ties shud shoot south wllin near tn Rio Grande
SOS not to disturb tn Sundah school picnic par
ties watchin tn rivoution firm tn Texas shores
iv that brawlin' torrent Naturally they return
affection fr thin, often unopened Th' love
iv this simple people fr their gr-reat hearted bini
factor is such that Americans who have lived
long time in that country get tn habit iv walkn
backward out iv all public places SOS not to of6nd
Thin
"Th prisidint v Mexico before th' late prisi-
dint was Gin'ra Perfurio Diaz. He was a wise
OF red1nan an he knew that there's nawthin' so
dangerous as an angry bnifacthor who feels that
he amt gettn amy RETURNS on his invistmnt
So he was always polite to lis, dye mind, an he
kept us in good humor be threatin his own fellow
citizens, as he oftin called t1im FIR he was full v
fun, worse thin he threated ours But he grew
old, his nimies were all dead, an public office held
little more charm f'r him. Wan day he see man
with whisl1ers comm up tn sthreet with brass
band. Who's that? says he to tn thrusted chief v
polls. That's our new prisidint' says TIL faithful
subordinate, reachin f'r gun. Well, thin,' says
Ginral Perfuro Diaz, spose I'd betther abdi-
cate, which he did, out iva window, an is now in
Europe aughin' his head off ivry time he opens
pa-aper
This chief iv polls was Hinnery Lane Will
sons frind that Doc Wilson won't be inthrajooccd
to. TIL new prisidint that swore him in was
Ginral Madero. Madero had sound dee v
what republican form iv govermint shud be. 1t
was, in a gin'ral way, to let on'y Numbers iv MS
family know tn combination iv tn safe. But
there were other pathrites who had large families,
an fired be their love iv counthry they asst OF
Kosciusko Hurta if he wuddent lead them in
sthrikin' blow FIR tn liberties iv Mexico an tn
contnts iv tn damper. An he did. He wint at
wanst to tn prisidint's house with tn insignia iv
his office in his hands, capped thin tn tyrant's
wrists, an hauled him out iv TIL prisidintyal chair,
which he immejutly sat in hirnsilf.
1t was thin that Hnnery Lane Wilson jined
TIL game. Born as he was in tn natural gas belt
iv Indyanhy, Hinnery was endowed with diplo-
macy firm tn sthart. 1t is tur'ble to think what
wudve happened to poor Madero if this great an
good man had not intherfered, FIR tn single
minded pathrites had found tn cash dhrawer
Imply. He inthervened at wanst f'r tn unhappy
man. He put bethween tn miserable cuprit an
tn vengeance iv his inrlies all tn power an dig
nifty iv our mighty nation our TRADITIONS iv
frindship with Mexico, an tn infoonce iv his
own magnificent personality Let not wan hair
iv this mans head be touched, sez he. Firm
on he is tn protijee iv me binificint COVER
mint an undher tn protection iv our noble army
an navy. l wrap TIL flag around him an hor ye
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-10

THAT James Monroe said Mr..
Dooley. q have no doubt he was a
fine man in his day. but bad cess to
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
ROckefeller's Auto
Party Put Off Public
Square of Village

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Sept. IS
John D. Rockefeller and a party Of
five were put off the public square in
Bedford. where they went 10 attend
the Bedford Homecoming" celebra-
ton.
The oil magnate and his party were
driven IN a big red automobile to the
main street curb on the public square,
but a constable quickly ordered them
away, as vehicles are not allowed 20
stand in the square.
The car was driven into q side
street. Rockefeller shook hands with
Fred B. Senter, president Of the
Franklin OIL COMPANY, and then the
machine was driven away, Rockefe:-
ler declining, with a shake Of the
head, Mayor W. B. Yost's invitation TO
remain.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Warranty Deeds,

s15O-H. l. Abercrombie to W. L.
and W. S. Burdett, lot 80 by 172
feet, on Lee street, Egan Park. Sep
TENDER IA, 1912.
s1-W. L. Burdett to w. S. Bur-
dett, lot so by 172 feet. on southeast
corner Lee and Bryan streets, Egan
Park. September 2.
500 Mrs. Matte E. Jones to C.
Horace Mccall, lot so by 166 feet,
north side Balm street, 500 feet west
of Bachelor avenue. March IA.
S7O0-C. Horace Mccall to L. P.
Weathers, some property. August Il.
S5,15O-Mrs. z. D. Harrison to w.
L. DuPree. lot sc by 100 feet, south
side Chamberlin street. 81 feet west
of North Boulevard. September y.
S5,500-W L. DuPree to Mrs. Min
ME S. Robinson, same property. Sep
TENDER IS
$1,74O-W L. Sage to J. Low Zach
~. lot % by 100 feet, west side
Spring street, 13S feet north of Mer-
ritts avenue. September r.
S75-West View Cemetery Assoqe-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
Many leases Made.

The past week has been character
lied by many business and residence
leases. Prominent in the leases of
semi-central property is that of a
Peachtree street store which will be
the northern outpost of the retail shoe
business in Atlanta The Moon Shoe
Company have taken No. 1877 Peach
tree through Forrest & George Adair.
The Adairs have leased No. 273 Ma
rietta street, a store and two floors,
to the Walker Roofing Company for
Mrs. Hunter P. Cooper for a term of
three years; No. 422 Marietta street
for the Raoul estate to A. NJ. Cope
land, this being a store; No. Al South
Pryor, Kiser Building ground floor
space, to the NJ. 81 NJ. Cafeteria; Nos
92 and "a Garnett street, a 24-room
boarding house, to Mrs. r. d. Greer;
No. 10 East Cain street, residence, to
Mrs. S. l.. Dykes, $50; No. 156 East
Fair street, residence, to ]. D. Reeves,
and No. 273 Lake avenue, residence,
to z. p. Simmons.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16

INVESTMENTS your investments
with us. We have the customers with
the cash. J r. Robbins and d j. Cudd
707 Gambler Building. Phone Ivy All.
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FARMS FOR SALE


FARMS-We have some farm bargains
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Duncan n pake Douglasville. Ga.
TOBACCO FARMS FOR SALE IN TEN
acre lots. Best bright tobacco land
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FARM FOR SALE-245-acre trace two
horse farm. in cultivation: good i'm
provements; five miles from Halle
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schools and churches. Price, $4,000;
81. 600 cash; balance, terms TO suit pur-
chaser. J. H. Boone.
s0-ACRE FARM, Joins city limits here
Population 5000. Price. So. 300; $500
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GOOD farm cheap; close to car line and
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800 ACRES One-half good. smooth
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% ACRES Of land; bargain; three miles
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Fine for dairy farm. Must sell. A. ].
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2OO-ACRE cotton and tobacco farm for
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
Rat Detectives
To Save Humans

CINCINNATI, Sept. 15.-Rats az
pure food detectives are the latest in
novation of Cincinnati.
The Health Department will let
them feed on foodstuff which the De-
partment suspects is unfit for human
beings to eat. If the rodents die OF
get sick. then the food they sample
is to be condemned. The animals
from which the city intends to breed
have just arrived from Philadelphia.