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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-24

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o.nInatons


TWELVE Buff Orpington hens AMI
two ROSTERS also wire fencing Main
5SS-L
a BARGAIN Young Keilerstrass White
OrpinRton roosters thorough breds aud
beauties, 81 each, worth later IS TO $40
each. White Orpingfon Yards, La
Crosse, Ca
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-22
copyraal1t. IBIS, by w. C. Chapman

for him.
 But this time he found that he was pitted against a creature as agile and
 as quick as himself. When his mighty
 frame struck the spot where the mar had been he was no longer there. | A The watching girl was transdxed by Sastonishment at the ease with which the crouching man Neluded the great paws. And now, O Allah! He had
 rushed in behind el adrea's shoulder even, before the beast could turn and had grasped him by the mane. The lion reared upon his hind legs like g
 horse-Tarzan had Known that he
 would do this, and he was ready. A giant arm encircled the black maned throat and once, twice, a dozen times, "a sharp blade darted in and out of the bay black side behind the left shoulder. Frantic were the leaps ofNNuma; awful his roars of rage and pain. But the giant upon his back could not be aislodged or brought within reach of fangs or talons in the brief interval of life that remained to the lord with the large head. He was quite dead when Tarzan of the Apes released his hold and arose. Then the daughter of the desert witnessed thing that terrified Ek her even more than had the presence of el adrea. The man placed a foot
 upon the c1rcass of his kill and, with
 his handsome face raised toward the full moon, gave voice to the most
 frightful cry that ever srnote upon her ears.
 With a little cry of fear she shrank
 away from him. She thought that the
 fearful strain of the encounter had
 driven him mad As the last note of
 that fendish challenge died out in the
 diminishing echoes of the distance the
 man dropped his eyes until they rested
 upon the girk
 Instantly his face was lighted by the
 kindly smile that was ample assurance x of his sanity, and the girl breathed
 freely once again, smiling in response
 tsWhat manner of man are you ?s she
 asked. .The thing you have done is sunheard of Even now I cannot be
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-22
Frantic Were the Leaps of Numa.

 lieve that it is possible for lone man, armed only with knife, to have fought hand to hand with. el aflrea and conquered him, unscathed-to have i. conquered him at all. And that cry it was not human. Why did you do that2''
 Tarzan flushed sIt is because I for get,n he said, sometimes that am a civilized man. When kill it must be that am another creature-1 He did not try to explain further, for it al- ways seemed to him that woman must look with loathing upon one who was yet so nearly a beast Together they continued their journey The sun was an hour high when they came out into the desert again beyond the noun tains. Beside a little riEu1et they found the girls horses grazing They had come this far on their way home and, with the cause of their fear no longer present, had stopped to feed. With little trouble Tarzan andethe girl caught them and, mounting, rode out into the desert toward the douar of Sheik Kadour ben Saden.
 No sign of pursuit developed, and they came in safety a bout g o'clock to , their destination. The sheik had but just returned. He was frantic with grief at the absence of his daughter, whom he thought had been again ab- ducted by the marauders. With fifty men he was already mounted to go in search of her when the two rode into the douar.
 His joy at the safe return of his daughter was only equaled by his gratitude to Tarzan for bringing her safely to him through the dangers of the night, and his thankfulness that she had been in time to save the man who had once saved her.
 No honor that Kadour ben Saden could heap upon the ape-man in ac- know1edgment of his esteem and friendship was neglected When the girl had recited the story of the slay- ing of el adFea Tarzan was surrounded by mob of worshiping Arabs. It was sure road to their admiration and re spect-
 The old sheik insisted that Tarzan remain indednftely as his guest Be
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-22
CHAPTER xIt.
John Caldwell, London.

John Caldwell, Lcndon. 0A ARZAN let the officer think
 that he had been lost, wander
 ing finally into the douar of Kadour ben Saden, who had escorted him back to Bou Saada-
 As soon as possible he bade the good officer adieu and hastened back into the town. At the native inn he had learned through Kadour ben Saden a piece of interesting information. It told of a black bearded white man who went always disguised as an Arab. For time he had nursed a broken wrist More recently he had been away from Bou Saada, but now he was back, and Tarzan knew his place of concealment. It was for there he headed.
 Through narrow alleys, black as Erebus, he groped and then up rick ety stairway, at the end of which were a closed door and tiny, unglazed win dow. The window was high under the low caves of the mud building. Tar gan could just reach the sill He rais- ed himself slowly until his eyes topped it. The room within was lighted, and at a table sat Rokon and Gernois. Gernois was speaking.
 'sRokoff, you are devi1f' he was saying. "You have bounded me until have lost the last shred of my honor. You have driven me to murder, for the blood of that man Tarzan is on my hands If it were not that that other devils spawn, Paulvitch, sti1l knew my secret I should kill you here tonight with my bare hands"
 fTo be C4sntinued.1
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-22
disappeaz in Winter and appear most

disappear in Winter and appear most numerous in the hottest days in Sum mer It Is at night they commit their depr citations, and bite people In their beds, especially chiIdren's fin merable eggs, creeping into the holes of old walls and rubbish, where they lie torpid all the Winter. Some have wings and others are without-per- haps of different sexes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-22

The House judiciary eommittee rs- ported favorabIy on the adcemcudly bil providing a scale of Indemnlii-s for government employees 1lnlsd or injured in line of duty. /
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-22
oHmDRHN.s DISEASES
 VERY PREVALENT

wlnooping cough is about every where. Measles and scarlet fever all most as bad. Use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for infiamed throats and coughing. Mrs. l. c. E7ostler. Grand Island, Nebr.. says: My three children had severe attacks of wlaoop- ing cough, and a very few doses of FoIey's Honey and Tar gave great re- lief" Hindless Drug Store.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-22

The Italian general railway strike has been abandoned.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-22

6ro be O3ntinued.)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
QUICK AND SURE
STOMACH DOCTOR
aPape's DiapopSio0 Ends In
Digestion Gas, Sournessl
In Five Minutes,

Time it pnpc's Diapepsln will d.
rost ANYTHING you eat and overcome q
sour gassy or out-of-urder stomach
surely within five minutes,
III your meals don't Fit comfortably,
or what you cat lies like a lump OF
lead In your stomach. or II YOU have
heartburn. that Is a sign Of indiges-
ton.
Get from your pharmacist q hlN-
cent case of Pape's Diapepsin and take
a dosc just as soon as you can, Iheie
win BE no sour rlsings no helchinS OF
andieested food mixed with acid, no
stomach gas or heartburn, fullness
or heavy feeling la the stomach, maui
sca. dehiliiatne headaches, dizziness
or intestinal gripping This Will all So
and. besides. there will be no sour
food left over In the stomach TO pol
son your breath with nauseona odofs.
fapes nmpcpsin IL q eeftain cure
for out af- order stomachs because u
takes hold OF Your food and uigests i
just the same as II your stomach
wasn't there
Relief IN five minutes from All sto=
mach misery Is waiting for YOU az any
drug store.
These large fifly-cent eases contain
tu4uen "perr's piafSpan" to keep
the entire family free from stomach
disorders aud indigestion for many
months. II belongs IN yeur home.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
AItuANnA ~ ANS 40
CONCENTRATE ON CArirM.

navajo sonora. Jan i3 tandido
Aauimr commander of the mFursert
forces ln the state ~ Vera cruz an
rived hera today 60 confer with Gem
oral gamanza and General Angeles
secretary 90 NHr, REGARDING ihe cun-
laiW in Arailars state
1t Is believed here That plans fof
general concentration of forces
uh0Ht Meucn eite NIll be- discussed In
which the forces at General villa ln
the central north Gcnorhl Gonzalez
in the Gust and General Qbrppun in
th, west. would move south as SOON
De some 81 the uutRinv points sim
held hy the fedcrnls we're taken
General AsHilu. who assisted Gene
,fal Gonzales n the Investment ot
rGmp.ua. recently. made the trip from
the Unif of Mexico "a the CUR ~ culi
fernH hy uny ef the Knitted states.
lhs ieufne, was considered as unue-
uuuy significant as eyidenclng the
uuuJS af tbc conttlhuonaHB forces in
aii uuie al Mexico Probably he Val
proceed south uith GWeral Carmnra
naiu as fir aa C8luican 90 SHOW the
eooh Ul eNislnr between the tWo
f,nomla
Tht Indian chiefs u This noighbor-
hnoN, ahu have u0t taken che field
gitn the re frcW forces seut Onr-
ruea pn e,u oi bows arrows and
eultH rhr Mapa nanne have bueu
fhe iaat to pltc up their anelrnf m-
piemnis st aar aud uae the fltlc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
AME RICANS CLASH
WITH ENGLISH
PROPOSALS
International Conference on
Safety at Sea IS Likely to
Split ON Rock Which Wreck
ed Boundary Commission

ny poHgac iouHnAl SPECIAL lrtesn vlRel
sIondon. Jan. i8.--'rhc international
conference ON safety of life at sea-
which has been holding IFS sessions
here since last November rs in dan
ger OF splitting ON the same rock that
wrecked the first International com
mission called Ian 1899 10 settle the
complications arising from the Alas
kan boundary
ln the boundary case, the American
Canadian and English commissioners
foundercd on the question Of arbi-
lratlon ana the same disturbing cle-
ment menaces the fate of the present
commission
win the Panama tolls question in
mind, Great Britain has demanded
that an disputes under the proposed
convention and al violations Of the
chipping Laws shall be- arbiuated be-
tween tho parties IA dispute
United states senator i. Hamilton
Lewis. of Illinois, ana prof A. y.
Alexander, of Washington y c., ON
tchalf on ne American delegation, OPP
posed the proposal ON he ground that
fl was contrary to the pol. ~ of the
United gtates 10 allow any foreign ma
ton 10 arbitratr the Eight of the
courts OF America To execute the laws
of That nation or OF lt4 states
lord Mofsey the presiding officer,
proposed that all disputes be sent to
men suggested d Cancellation board, re-
AZ The Hague. bat thu also was OPP
posed hy the Americans because Of
the distance OF the Netherlands capital
from the United states and the delay
In reaching a settlement The French
and German representatives. also op-
posed this plan on the ground that
America always wins her contest az
that tribunal through The desire Of
other nations to preserve peace ana
harmony with her"
The Fronch and Belgian committee
international conference on safety Of
serving TO America the right 70 re-
sort TO the courts If the results Of the
board appear to De purposely on Vio-
lenty wrong This middle ground for
20 compromise nov is under debate
hut les progress practically IS barred
hy the American opposition 90 the ar
bHratlon feature and by The insistance
VI the United States delegation that
any violations Of the cens ntion on
treaty must he treated hy tho Ameri-
can courts as violation of American
laws aud punished accordingly
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
CURLEY is ELECTED
MAYOR OF BOSTON

Boston. Jan -Congressman
James II cmles was chosen mayor
today By d majority az 5000 votes over
Thomas J Kenny, president OF The
city council OF 70 total of So'bos
votes poiicd on the coolest day ct
the winter the victorious candidate
received 43.3oo ana President Kenny
1880
Tho congressman election TO a
four Aear torn as mayor is tho latest
step Ia "a continuous political career
which began as d city councilman m
1900 lic is serving his second term
in cungttsa I'M 1908. Mr. Cnrley was
con,irtcd by Jury In the federal
court of eonspinng TO dctraud the
government h hupersonntiug another
man III cNll service examination
lie served two months in the Charles
street Jail without interruption to MS
political fortunes
Both Mr. Kenny ana Mr.. CurlcF
are democrats In national politics al
though they ram without political de
nunation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14

ouslg nrnnoun 'ementg cmpnatng from
ronsfltulonalisu Ha 70 lhcir proposed
liquidation of loans advanced IA iu-
cna Thcy take the view Tint what-
ever iniluonre iHWly prevails n MNN.
100 CITY An obligations incurred is
time Of ptace WIN have ~ be fulfilled,
nlihuneh n ~ admitted that Wr
iuans duflne INC past year may NOT
bt 20 easy ~ iiqudaiion
nrsnalor General Bliaa command
lHg iho herdor foFtca ia TcXas, rt.
ported Ia the 0ar department timt a
count of Tho McNgan federal fugtyeH
from Ojlraga, az Preside, Texas
showed a.s5g officers and soldiers ANA
1907 women IN hie custody besides
s0g horses, 300 mules ANA 35l burros
The smit department WIS today ice
formed that pctmiaHlon had been
granted by the tonMliutlonaiigts to-
nll spanish residents Ia the state of
Chihuahun 10 icmain there il hey
Bad not participated In politics Cor
tiflcaica Of protection for both spuu-
lah NJ, and property have been issued
hy the military authorities
nepottH that Dliior Mason, the
aviator vino attracted attention by
hls speetaoular operations around
Guaymas. had been captured aud cs-
ccutci az Empalnie, were sllenced M
b message from Consul Hoetettor al
lermosllo Faying that Mason was
there
snmmHtlf.ns conditions % rresid
io General Miles said
@llape inhdo Arrangements with
railroad to transport an prisoners on
arrival at Maria to Fort Bliss Have
Instructed Goncln Scott 10 arrange
attention CAMP large number OF anil
mails both d gfeat expense and d
nuisance Mfslcan consul Wanta To sell
them II his government permits /
recommend authority &C. sou be given
under supervision customs Officials
with duy paid ON sails Commanding
officer Preside now arranging two
af three supply campa between Pre-
aidio and Muffa Transfer Of prison
efg win probably begin In day on two
ENcr}thing possible being dunc fot
their comfort
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14

Every woman who is obliged TO wear
false hair, or man Il toupec. feels
that It IS a misfortune What makes
the burden SO doubly hard 10 bear
is the knowledge that the loss of nat
ural hair could, In most instances,
have been easily avoided.
The arch enemy Of good hair is the
dandruff germ. This is now a well
established scientific fact There is
one remedy on the market which,
used regularly will clean the scalp
and keep out every trace Of dandruff
This remedy is Newbro's Herpicide,
long known as "thc Original Dandruff
Germ Destroyer l}y Keeping the
scalp clean, Herpicide not only pre-
vents the hair from falling out but
allows Il to grow MS nature Intended
Begun in time and its use persisted in,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
EDWARD F. MYLIUS
WINS APPEAL IN
j. s. COURT
Opinion Holds Belgian Journal
ist Convicted in England of
LibelIing King, Cannot Be
Deponed,

Nep York. am. t9.-lf ID would NOS
inVotva moral tnrplfnda 40 p0bnsh
n England dofamatorv libel.
snaolnai + fietd laborer I'm Drlon or a
street sWeoper M London ii Nnula
NOT Involve mornl tufpltude to pub.
usb ~ eane libel regarding the
tnrd chancellor IN even tho King.
lthe united statos court of appeals
Inala tfday.
Tho court expressed this view ln
deciding that Edward n Nylus the
Belgian journalist whom tho depart
lnrnl az commerce ordered departed
g year ago. cannot hc barred from the
United slntos on the charge of moral
Inmpitudc John a. Boyle the federal
Iaeslstant district attorney who cons
Quoted the case here, said he would
not appeal 10 the united states su-
prone court
The decision Of the court Of APP
eals sustaining The ruling VI United
states District Judsc Walter O.. Noycs,
a. tho first authoritative one SET down
for the guidance Of the Immigration
authorities IN foreign libel cases In
Solvlng moral turpitudo which they
have frequently made tho basis for
directing deportation of persons ar
irving from abroad.
Myths was convicted ~ the Eng
Msh courts of having criminally a.
lhelied king George y hA publishing
that thc king contracted morgana-
Itc marriage with the daughter Of Ad-
imiral Seymour Ia 1890 when he was
Prince OF wales
/ After serving ID year Ina prison. Aiy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
HOUSE.


MET Ut mum.
Mayor Mitchell OF New York, asked
the rivers and harbors committee to
appropriate for the Improvement OF
New York harbor
Rules committee meeting called for
saturday to consider congressional in
vestigation Of strikes in Michigan and
Colorado
Representatives Clayton, Carlin,
Webb and Floyd, of the judiciary com
mittee arranged to confer tomorrow
with President Wilson on the admin
lstration's trust legislation program.
Passed joint resolution for commits
sion on plan for national aid 10 voca-
tional education.
Adjourned at 1850 p. No to noon
Wednesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
WONTN Am WI TTTT.

Cold and wet feet are dangerons
combination especially 10 women who
are more prone Ia kidney diseases
than mon Congcsted kidneys come
from cold. and hackache. rhouma-
tism, urinary irregularities and rheu-
matte forms are not unusual results
Foley Kidney pills restore the regular
and normal action Of The kidneys and
bladder, and SO remove the cause Of
1he tiuullr. IL lsau hrres' era eura-
tive medicine that always glves re-
suits. For sale BY Butts, Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
DANDRUFF AND FALLING HAIR
CAN Be STOPPED WITH HERP|CIDE

this valuable remedy insures n nice
healthy head of hair
Hcrpcido impaus a life and luster
to duh, dead, brittle hair. making it
lieAt, fluffy and beautiful
Don't wait. Begin now To save your
hair
Newbros TIerpicidc in soc ana 800
sizes is sold by all dealers who guar
antce il to do all that Is claimed II
you are not satisfied your money will
be refunded.
Applications may be procured at the
better barber shops and hair dressers.
A nice sample and booklet on the
care of the hair viii be sent to any
one upon feceint az 100 in postage or
silver Address The Herpieide Co,
Dept r., Detroit, Mich.
Powell DRUG Co, Special Agents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
INSTRUCTION CAMPS
APPROVED BY WILSON

Washington Jan. l3.-President
Wilson has given his approval To the
project tried fer the first time last
summer of conducting instruction
camps for college students with rcgu-
lar soldiers.
The war department today am
nounced that following the successful
encampment al Getrysnurg iast seai.
-four more camps are 10 De established
next summer OF these one viii DE-
hell at Monterey. Calf, June 20 90
July 81 one az spokane. Wash. date
undecided and one in the middle wesi
not yet located.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
GOVERNMENT TO GET
INTO OIL BUSINESS

Washington. Jan i3.-lnycstigatior
Of the feasibility Of the government
building an OH pipe line from tho OK
lahoma fields 10 the Gulf OF Mexico
WIS ordered today bt the senate after
Senator Gore had conferred With see-
Rotary Daniels and offered a rcsolu.
ton for that purpose Feasibility ~
lcasine 81 buying OH lands from In
dions 10 conserve fuel sapply for TN,
navy. also will he investigated Mr.
GORE pointed out that England In add
clifton lo her pil concessions IN Mex
leo. was reaching out for other sup
plies for her navy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
FR0STBITTEN CREW
RESCUED FROM BARGE

Nantucket Mosa Jam 1889 A nlnc-
hdur battle ln a JtcDzlug salc for the
lives ~ three mon ended late today
when the slnkaty lfe savers reached
"a stranded lohlsh valley railroad
harge uff Or,nt Point and brought
ter PROSTITUTION crew ashore through
tlc heavy sea-
rho barge broke loese FROM the tGg
NViupon during the siXpmIle blow
hm nilht while bound lieht trnn
BOSTON to New york shortly after
ward tho barge piled upon one pi
hc hars lift Great Point
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
WONDERFUL VALUES
IN TODAY s SALE
Of UNDERWEAR

Teaef $50 WITH piHce un Hale "a Nery
MtfuN selected line 81 attractive un-
defWear which We Aeneyc It VIII he
well worth Your while a examine
Thoroughly before making any con-
tOmnlatoa purchases The values
cannot he ,Xccilod in Albuquerque ana
$40 hHyr made The prices very lew ns
SIC desire e. elese eut the entire line.
Tho articles include gowns cemhina-
items peitleusts and corset covers la
wide variety of patterns onr vim
dow Is fun ~ them and there are
MANY marp Inside Remember the
gale "Opens this morning Come
In eurly SD you may make your seleo-
items al leisure. Il ~ ca pleasure "a
aDaa l'4ss ac3 rreafme"fs Hs We
know they viii please SOC.
THE ART SHOP,
alG West Central
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
LOBBY COMMITTEE TO
HOLD LAST SESSION

Washington. Jan. l3.-~Offieials o.
the American Federation Of Iaher
viii be heard saturday by the senate
lobby committee M what promises 10
be the last session OF It's hunt for
the numerous and iusidious lobby,
President Wilson charged was working
In Washington The witnesses are
expected TO DE examined on conditions
developed during last summers hear
lng, or IA A,..he statements w thc.f
own behalf