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Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27

~ found my sell taxing my nus
bands side against my self.
II he had sacrificed anything in or
der To- marry me il Was my duty to
make it up 90 him.
! resolved ,hat should make 1T up
to him | would share in his pleas
ures and enter into bis life. I would
show him that a wife was something
other and better than any hired wo-
man in the world and that when she
cast in her lot with her husband IL
was for his own sake only and not
FOR any fortune ne could spend on
ner.
Yes. YES. that's what IN do !
thought. and / became more solici-
tous Of my husbands happiness than
il had really and truly loved him.
A woman would smile at the efforts
which made in my ineXperience to
make my husband forget his cast-oh
mistress. and indeed some OF them
were very childish.
The frs. was ridiculous failure.
Nh husbands birthday vas APP
proaching AMI / wished 10 make MN
3 present. Il was difficult to know
What to select, for ! knew little 90
nothing of his tastes or wants but
walking one day in street off OK
ford street ! saw, in the window 81
shop for the sale Of objects OF &c
lcsiastiCal vertu among crosses ana
erucinxes and rosaries. little IVORY
inkstand and paper holder which was
surmounted by figure of the Virgin.
can NOT for The life Of me con-.
,eve Why / thought this would be
u suitable present for my husband,
except that tho face OF our Lady
was So eNqusitcly feminine that II
-ecmcd impossible that any man IN
the world snould not love her. But
hoN ever that might he, bought her.
and carrying her home IN q cab, l
sci her on my husbands desk with
out "a word, end then stood by. like
the mother Of Moses, 70 watch the
result
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
The eWomanTh hou
GaveSt Me
By HALL GAME.

Copyright. 1912. by 1Iearsts Magazine.
Cupyright, 1918. by Hearst Magazine.
Copyright In Great Britain. Copyright,
1915 by j. 3 Lippincott Company
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
TO.DAY,s INsTALLMENT.
FORTY SECOND CHAPTER.

n NEVERTHELESS next day
~ found ryseit taking my hus
bands side against myself.
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MR.. NEELYs SMALL MIND

II anything were needed to convince
the people of the First Conversational
district OF the small caliber OF the
mind OF their present representative
IN Congress. 1t has been furnished in
the resolution he has introduced I'm
the House OF Representatives asking
that a special investigation be made
into the conduct and management Of
the Follansbee Brothers plant in
Brooke county. this state. The reso-
luton requests for this purpose an
appropriation OF $1,000.
While the resolution cites M res.
son or probable cause for this in.
curry. everyone acquainted with the
methods employed by Mr.. Neely in
securing his accidental election will
see the animus which prompted him
to make such a national exhibition of
his mental curvatures, and the spite.
fulness OF his small nature. II we
judge properly the dignity OF the
House OF Representative and the 70.
Spect the members have for its iegiti.
mate functions nothing more will be
heard OF this ridiculous resolution.
Should IL slip through. by some hocus
pocus. II will be found that the Fol.
lansbee Brothers plant Is one OF the
largest and best managed concerns in
the Ohio Valley district. and will bear
the most microscopic inquiry u may
be subjected to by any investigation
al the hands OF Congress. even 20 sat.
isfy the childish pique Of an infan,
grown TO mans stature.
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THE DIVORCE PROBLEM

The moralists and social curists OF
Cleveland have been worked to a high
state OF excitement over the divorce
evil. which seems TO have struck that
city of Puritan ancestry in epidemic
form. One cannot blame them for
showing some concern in the matter
when the records show that the num-
Der Of divorces granted is running
one to four OF the marriage licenses
issued. The prevalence OF divorce Is
engaging the attention Of the whole
country. but in no community has Il
reached such frightful ratio 10 mar.
rage as that scored in Cleveland. Nat.
urally IN the various meetings that
have been held. some remarkable
cures have been suggested One
brought forward BY an occupant Of
the bench f. remarkable for its i'm.
practlcabillty and its bearing on Gu.
genics. This judge thinks the applica.
ton for a license 10 marry should be
on hle Elk months before a license f.
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granted and that thirty days more
should elapse after the license IL
granted before the marriage ceremony
could Be- performed And there should
Be physical and mental examinations
and certificates before marriage il al.
lowed and heavy penalties for viola
ton OF any OF these conditions And
all this and more should be applied
under federal authority.
Divorce. Ike all other moral delin.
quenefes. such a. intemperanee. can
not Be cured By LEGISLATION. either
state or national Restraints applied
to marriage are not likely to improve
the morals. although they may
decrease the number OF divorces by
decreasing the number OF marriages.
Il IL probable that stricter home train.
ing on the responsibilities OF marriage
mixed with higher religious obliga.
lions might. In time. work 20 a uitiga.
tion Of the increase Of the divorce
habit. II f.. however. a problem Of
ramiheations and intricacies that
may well command the study OF the
best minds and the most rational
judgments.
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TWENTY-FIFTH INSTALLMENT
SOCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL JUSTICE.

were finally successful. was glad
not TO have to take possession OF the
mines on my own initiative by means
or General Schofeld and the Regulars.
! was all ready 10 act, and would
have done so without the slightest
hesitation or a moments delay IN the
negotiation would have been entirely
effective. But II Is never well 10 take
drastic action II the result can be
achieved with equal efficiency in less
drastic fashion; and. although this
was minor consideration, ] was
personally saved o good deal OF fu-
ture trouble by being able TO avoid
this drastic action.
At the time ! should have been al
most unanimously supported. With
the famine upon them the people
would not have tolerated any conduct
mat would have thwarted what ] was
doing. Probably no man in Congress-.
and no man In the Pennsylvania State
Legislature. would have raised his
voice against me. Although there
would have been plenty Of muttering.
nothing would have been done 10 in
terfere with the solution Of the prob
lem which ! had devised. until the so
luton was accomplished and the prob-
lem ceased 20 be a problem. Once
thls was done, and when people were
no longer afraid OF coal famine, and
began 20 forget that they ever had
been AFRAID OF 10. and to be Indifferent
as regards the consequence TO those
who nut an end % II, then my enemies
would have plucked up heart and be-
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CONFLICT IN SUFFRAGE RANK:

CONFLICT IN SUFFRAGE RANKS
IL is with keen regret we observe
the inclination OF the sufragette sis
ters TO disagree upon methods Of pro
cedure TO secure their rights in law.
Mrs o. II. p. Belmont. who is afiliat-
ed with the Congressional Union wing
OF the suffrage movement. took IL
upon herself TO warn Senator Ashurst
not TO press the consideration OF the
constitutional amendment at this
time. DIR. Anna Howard Shaw, presi-
dent Of the National Woman Suffrage
Association, has denounced Mrs. Bel
mont's action in strong terms. stating
that unless she and the members OF
the Union cease their threats and
take a different attitude Il will be a
long time before the women get what
they are working for. DR.. Shaw open.
ly charges Mrs. Belmont with threat.
ening Senator Ashurst, while Mrs. Bel
mont disclaims any intention of
threat. What she asked for was de-
lay. fearing that present considera.
lion OF the amendment would result
In its defeat. A postponement OF the
vote until May. II was suggested.
would find two thirds OF the states
declared for woman suffrage. which
would naturally strengthen the cause
In Congress. and make II easier to
get favorable action from the Senate.
This is not the first time the parent
association has called the members
Of the Congressional Union TO book.
for what It considered militant actions
on their part. DR.. Shaw was partic-
ularly severe in condemning the ac-
ton OF the delegation that called on
President Wilson and baIted him on
the subject. So far as we can see.
we believe Mrs. Belmont's plan OF de-
lay is wise one and that DR.. Shaw
Is little too strained in her inter.
probation OF effects on Congress.
There are times you have to go after
the members with Ratchet instead of
an insinuating smile.
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"Wednesday, March IL, 1914.
rHe REAL MONROE DOCTRINE.


Much that has been invoked by
speakers and writer's as the Monroe
doctrine bears no resemblance to the
original pronouncement by President
Monroe. II has been perverted in
many instances to suit the personal
I. views and interests OF persons and
misused by others ignorant OF its
specific declarations. Il Ia inexcus-
able that its provisions are not better
known and more clearly understood.
for II II an expression that Is in close
sympathy with the Declaration OF In
dependence. Without question there
are many in this city and state who
are not familiar with the exact terms
of the doctrine that was enunciated
20 promote the peace and safety OF the
country and which has held in check
the ambitions OF foreign powers TO
establish and extend their systems OF
government on this hemisphere. This
doctrine was contained in the mes
sage of President Monroe. sent to
Congress December 2. 1923. and is as
follows:
In the discussions 10 which this in
terest has given rise. and In the ar
rangements by which they may termin-
ate, the occasion has been deemed proper
TOT asserting. as principle In which
rights and interests OF the United states
are Involved. that the American con-
dition which they have assumed and
maintain. are henceforth not TO be con-
sidered as subjects FOR future colonial
ton oy any European power.
We owe a.. therefore. 20 candor and
70 the amicable relations existing be-
tween the United states and those now
ers TO declare that We should consider
any attempt on their part TO extend their
system 10 any portion OF this hemis-
phere as dangerous 20 our peace and
with the existing colonies or depen-
denotes OF any European power we have
not interfered and shall not interfere.
But with the governments who have de-
clared their Independence and maintain
~. and whose Independence we have ON
Ereat consideration and on just prin-
ciples. acknowledged. we could not view
any Interpretation for the purpose OF OPP
pressing them or controlling In any
other light than as the manifestation o.
an unfriendly disposition toward the
Il will be observed that while the
declaration is mild in language It Is
quite positive I'm its warning to des-
potisms and monarchies against any
attempt to interfere with established
governments OF South America lin
Guiding Mexico and Central America)
with view to planting their own sys-
TENS In their stead. This was a wise
safeguard for ourselves and just pro-
vision for the integrity and autonomy
OF our weaker neighbors against the
encroachments OF European powers.
lt does not prevent foreign nations
from enforcing just demands upon
Latin America; they may even do so
by force OF arms. But Il does require
them TO leave when their demands
have been requited and obligations dis
charged.
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MI-0-NA FOR ALL
BAD ST0MACHS

Why suffer with that uncomfortable
feeling Of fullness, headache, dizzi-
ness. sour gassy. upset stomach. or
heartburn Get relief at once-delays
are dangerous. Buy to-day from your
druggist a fifty cent box OF MILO ma
Tablets.
They are not a cure all OF an ex.
pertinent, but scientific remedy
recommended 10 regulate out-oforder
stomachs and end Indigestion distress.
Their action is sure. safe and imme-
date.
There is no more effective stomach
remedy than Mona. Besides quickly
stoppin gthe distress Mona sooths
the iritated walls Of the stomach.
strengthens and builds up the diges-
tive organs and increases the flow or
gastric juices. thus assisting nature
In the prompt digestion and assimila-
ton OF the fOod-yOu wiz enjoy good
health
DO not suffer another day-get a
box Of Mona Tablets az once. Take
them as directed. You will be sur
prised AM delighted with the quick
relief
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accounted for by the presence OF John
bassett Moore in the capacity OF ad-
wiser. and any previous weakness has
been due TO the overruling Of his ad-
vice by Secretary Bryan. Now that
he has departed. the department is
painfully helpless.
Even In such an ordinary case as
the Vergara incident the limitations
OF the Secretary's capacity were
tested. and he was compelled to recall
Mr.. Moore for consultation. that gen.
tleman having obligingly remained in
Washington after the acceptance Of
his resignation to attend to some pri.
vate business. Really the ineficiency
OF Mr.. Bryan In this position borders
on the pathetic. Mr.. Moore cannot be
expected TO linger much longer in
Washington. nor can the President
expect him to give his time to govern
ment AFFAIRS when he has quit it's
service. II looks like the State De.
partment will have to call on the cor.
respondence schools for its diplomatic
intelligence when Mr.. Moore finally
leaves the capital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
COURT EDICT AS
TO RHEUMATISM
Judge Barhorst Testifes Rheuma
Has Given Permanent Relief To
Many Sufferers.

No matter how many so-eallei
remedies for rheumatism you have
tried. DO not Be skepticai about the
wonderful curative power OF Rheuna
There II no other preparation like
hheuma. and II goes 10 work 80
quickly a. 20 leave no doubt IN your
mind a. TO the ultimate successful
ana permanent relief One dose daily
acts on the diseased Kidneys. blood
ana joints more readily than any
otner known remedy. II cleans out
the human sewers" and thus purfne-
the entire system.
Il. John Barhorst. Justice of the
Peace OF Mclean Township, IT. Lor-
ramie, Ohio. do certify thatafter treat
men oy three doctors without result
was cured of a very bad case of
rheumatism by using two bottles OF
hneuma. IL II now two years since
used the remedy. and I am sun as
well as ever. Previous TO using
hheuna. i was a cripple. walking on
crutches. i have advised Rheuma 10
al least n dozen persons. and each
one speaks as highly OF II as / %
You can secure a bottle OF Rheuma
for only 80 cents al John Coleman
Co. Stores.
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Al UnavalIlna Prote.t.

Notwithstanding that the Republi.
can minority compelled Gov. Cox and
his obedient majority to withdra W
their lump sum appropriation bill, a
number OF appropriations slipped
through without the proper items be
ing presented in full 20 the legislature.
The following protest by Representa-.
tive ellison OF Jefferson county was
entered:
I protest against the passage OF
n. b. No. a.. because the salaries OF
me state othcials and their assistants
are grouped under the heading Per
sonal Service, without being item
lied.
This system OF appropriating sal.
aries makes possible the increase OF
me number of assistant and the in.
crease OF salaries OF officials without
the knowledge or consent of the gen.
erai assembly. Newark American
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gun campaign against me. ] doubt
III they could have accomplished much
anyway, for the only effective remedy
against me would have been impeach.
ment; and that they would not have
ventured 10 try.
They would doubtless have acted
precisely as they acted as regards
the acquisition OF the Panama Canal
zone IN 1908, and the stoppage OF the
panic OF 1907 by my action I'm the
Tennessee Coal and Iron COMPANY
matter. Nothing could have made
the American people surrender the
canal zone. But after IL was an ac-
complished fact, and the canal was
under way, then they settled down TO
IContinusd on Fifth PaRsJ
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Billy" Sunday took a night on
from Scranton to run over to New
York TO tell the Gothamites that the
Judgment OF sodom and Gomorrah
was hanging over their heads. How.
ever. without being too credulous. we
believe ten righteous persons could
be found. II necessary. to ward of the
blow.
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Then why Appoint Ass.ssor,7

In his Lincoln Day address Gov. Cox
declared that owing TO the "econo.
mics his administration had brought
about. ohio is prepared now M
abandon absolutely the state levy
not counting the good roads levy
Ihat being so, where Is the logic.
necessity OF reason for the governor
or the state administration having
any ming TO do with the appointment
OF tax assessors? The Cox argument
mas been that taxation is a state mat
ter; but II the state does not need the
taxes, where does the interest of the
state come in. except to permit the
governor 20 build up a political ma =
Chlne. II the taxes are purely a local
concern. there should be local control
-Steubenville Herald-St
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Kelly's army of the unemployed has
come to an ignoble end by the arrest
OF the commanding officer and nine
teen subordinate officers on a charge
OF vagrancy. after having been routed
by stream from a fire hose. Maybe
It was the unusual contact with water
that dissipated their vaIor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11

A recent decision of the Supreme
Court has disposed OF the ancient le.
gal fiction that woman's identity Is
swallowed up in that OF her husband
This should give the American. suf
fragettes fresh courage in their fight
for equal rights.
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Senator Sheppard. OF Texas. has
told the Senate that there was no OK.
element in his state over the Next.
can situation except in the imagina.
ton OF Governor Colquitt Il would
be interesting to be within hearing
when the Texas governor comments
on this statement.
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A measure has been introduced in
the New York Legislature to impose
a poll tax Of $40 on every citizen Ell.
ieiole to vote. to be RENTED on proof
that he voted at the most recent cleo.
ton. II the law does not succeed in
bringing out full vote It will work
as a fair revenue producer.
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No permanent benefit has ever been
gained through compromise OF
principles, so IL Is no wonder that
Asquith's concessions to Ulster we're
designated as a sentence OF death
with a stay OF execution"
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Part Of the report OF the Senate
committee which investigated the
miners strike in this state f. redo
lent OF the alchoholic breath OF the
blustery New Jersey Senator.
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UNCLE WALT: The Poet PHILOSOPHER.


FROM day 70 day sell nutmeg nails or cofto
ana OFT we sigh hours drag life rotent The
- dreary game IS Ger the respite diversion. on
FNilOUE nov we long 70 join the throng outdoors
excursion! On feet along the street more luekv
ios are hiking while hay-its little 10 our
kngl Those going by perhaps will
a day We hike along the pike and an futile II would he
sweet 70 leave the street and
oats 10 human would All o. this srcrc
nc bfny tear shed by people quit their iobs
t TO other tscks drcay We
ana tote bigger burden fum and fret and
OFT forget the gucrdon There
and glory you the tell As sad Sor
WALT MASON
IcoRuEhL 1919 , George Mathew Adam
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LAME DEPARTMENT

II Is a great pity that IN critical
situation like the one which now con.
fronts this country. there r. not a
more competent director a. the head
OF tho State Department Any
strength 81 has previously shown "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11

An Akron, Ohio. burglar turned out
10 be an ape that had escaped from
its keeper. This establishes the prob
ability Of Poo's fctionaI murderer.
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The partial destruction Of SUD
posedly Ere proof building az CIarks.
burg still leaves buildings OF thi-
character in the conIocturaI class.
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In an address on legal ethics former
President Taft advocated wigs and
gowns for lawyers. but CONSIDERABLY
RETAINED from suggesting any fash.
ionable color.
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Comments of
Ohio Editors
Democrats Demand Neu Standard
Bearer


says the Columbus Week. which
entities itself a Journal OF Funda-
mental Democracy" In a black face
hanging indenture az the head OF q
ave column article.
1t Is deplored that this state
wrested six years ago from the Re
publicans by Governor Harmon.
should today and itself on the brink
OF slipping back into the Republican
ranks To those in Columbus. VINO
have day in and day out been fed on
fulsome praise OF the governor. this
statement may come as a surprise.
But 20 those who follow the editorial
trend OF the Democratic country
press OF Ohio. n Is patent that ~
Ohio Is 10 cast her electoral vote for
President Wilson in 1915. a new com
mander must be chosen this year. for
IN the Republicans gain control. good
night fellow Democrats. for the next
80 years.--East Liverpool Morning
Tribune
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How cos's civil Service Work..

David Henry withrow, of Laura.
Miami county. passed the alleged civ
eligible list" OF applicants for ap-
pointment as an assessor. But Chas.
III. Dale. Gov. Cox's district deputy
assessor. appointed &. l.. Duncan as
deputy assessor. although he had not
taken the examination. Mr.. Duncan
Is a Democrat. while Mr.. Wtthrow
Is Republican l. that the expla-
nation2-Steubenvil Herald Star.
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Since Roosevelt has disappeared in
the wilds OF South America II may
be that he is stirring up the trouble
In Brazil and doing IL incog-Guern-
sey Times.
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Governor Cor and Bill Finley. n
IS understood. would like to make
the campaign on Mexico or anything
not connected with the Cox admin
istration In Ohio.-Guernsey Times.
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Some OF the mill men in this vi
cinity are having II impressed on
them that the tariff makes a differ
ence. At least something has
Guernsey Times.
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President Wilson's messages to ron.
Eress and Governor Cox's messages IN
me OHIO legislature sound very much
like orders-judging from the 0uick
manner in which those bodies jump TO
obey.-Newark American Tribune
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Ot the 1900 prisoners in the Ohio
penitentlary p have had a college
education, 100 passed through high
schools, 9i5 through graded schools,
=6S can barely read and write. as
cannot read, and 223 are without any
education at all. There are IS Jews.
80 Catholics. and the balance OF the
various Protestant denominations.
one Is an ldian and So are colored
IL is painful TO note that a majority
OF the prisoners are between the ages
or 20 and 80. and the next largest
number is between the ages Of 80 and
80. Eight are under 20 and 16 be
tween SO and 7O.-Bellaire Daily Her
aid Tribune.