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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22
Bv Wallace Irwin.

ITO Editor Good housekeeping
Magazine VINO must believe
in shooing bachelors from neat
homes with other flies and mice.
Dear Mr.. Sir:
If you make inquiry for me at home
of Hon. c. J. McGumm, Philadelphia,
\. j., please do not go there, because
needless to ind me where l no longer
am. l changed my mind from that
Job of employment for reason l say
here
Hon. Mrs. e. J. McGumm are blond
face lady Of considerable young years
and very good housekeeping mind.
Her Hon. Husband Cof similar name)
are the only unudiness she can not
sweep off from carpet when attacking
cleanliness.
He act entirely sugar to her. He
reply to her inquiries by kissing eN-
preston OF mustache, ana they talk
dove-dove language, which explain
every thing by not doing SO.
But at lastly eNplodes came.
Must marriage always be cy-
clone -" She require one morning a. m.
when he threw newspaper in gas-log
with negligee expression.
Hon. Heartsweet." he suggest %
wish be comfortable in my own
homeT
You are becoming more detached
from me each day. / notice. she la
mentalize. Il can tell BY your easy,
smiling manner that YOU think of me
too seldom You break my house
rules continuously. Instead of set
ting in hard cheap chairs, You occupy
wedding plush rocker price 6os
which should be used only by society
when it calls: You make smoke-cigar
whenever YOU feel smoky: all time
Won read prizedght instead Of talking
love to me. and each meal YOU de-
mand apple pie with insurgent ex-
preston"
But / like apple pie" he suggest
Formerly You love nothing but
me" she snatch. Now YOU forget
YOU are married"
Must refuse to eat because mar
ried2'' ne snagger doggishly.
so ha," she dib for pain. If that
is where your thoughts are staying,
then all must cease. Farebye.
! Henceforthly you shall find me care
OF Mother"
She arrange hat with travelling eN-
preston and make hang-out from
[ door.
..Ha. ha.r he say SO. Tee hee and
I no. She imagines to think home can
not be properly heated without a
! woman. She thinks shucks. Togo,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22
FRECkLES
February and March Bring Out I'm.
slightly Spots. How to Re-
move Easily.

The woman with tender skin breads
February and March because they are
likely to cover her face with ugly freck-
les. No matter how thick her veil, the
sun and winds have a strong tendency
to make her freckle.
Fortunately for her peace Of mind
the recent discovery Of new prescrip
ton. othine-double strength. makes it
possible for even those most susceptible
to freckles 10 keep their skin clear and
white. No matter how stubborn case
of freckles YOU have. the double strength
othine should remove them.
Get an ounce from your druggist and
Danish the freckles. Money back If it
fails.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22
CONTINUED FROM LAST SUNDAY
CHAPTER xxx-(continusd).


GT ONLY know that did "Ha' !
have said. and did II calmly.
More than that thar had
mind and Judgment left 10 give to my
own appearalce Observing that
the dress had mt an was of a con-
suicuous Maid / exchanged rho skirt
norton with the F4oN-n petticoat I'M
der fl and when observed that il
hung below the other. as of course.
would. / went through the house tin
came lpon some Dins. win which
pinned il up out of sight. Thus
euuipued. I was stiN a person to at
tract attention. esueciallv as had no
hat to put on; nv own having fallen
from nv head and been covered bv
the dead woman's BODY. which notn-
ing would induce me 10 move again.
But | had confidence in nv own
movers to escaue question toned ~
as was in every nerve bv the dread
fulnees of nv situation. and as soon
as | was in decent shape for nignc
opened the front door and prepared
to slip out.
But here the intense dread I felt
Of my husband. dread which hal
actlIated all nv movements and sus-
tanned me in as narrowing task as
ever woman performed. seized me
with renewing force. and ] quailed at
the prospect of ent, ring the streets
alone Supposlne no should lie on The
stoopi Surprising he should be in
an opposite winQow even. Could I
encounter him again and live? He
was not far away. or so I felt A
murderer IL IS said. can not help
haunting the scene Of his crime, and
if he should see me alive and well.
what might ! not expect from his
establishment and alarm? / did not
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22

Copyright, 1914, by The Star Compan
we show her how. We shall now run
this house man-style instead Of
lady-style Bachelor Hall are only
proper residence for male gentlemen"
Il am agreeable for this" l report
fearlesslv.
How should we begin changing the
sex of this home?"
Signs of refinement should be re-
moved with immediate quickness," he
devolve. Remove ribbons x home
sweet home portraits from wall and
order cases beer In attic you shall
find complete college boy outfit of
Indian clubs. box gloves. and love-
me pictures These shall be ar
ranged in parlor to resemble saloon
and other outdoor sports. Prepare
for dinner eat tonight 10 lbs. COM
plete beafsteak & 9 apple pies served
with poker chips and onions. To-
night at Z y. m. | shall give annual
banquet to members of Yamma Yam
ma Fraternity of which l was a Joiner
in days of manhood"
Mr.. Editor, you scarcely could i'm
asine how | work to make that ten
der home look tough. Up in top
garnet | find considerable Yale tools.
One university row-paddle. box
gloves. college pendulum with hurrah-
rah signatures on it, portraits of class
days, dogs, chorus girls, and other
prize fights all signed ITO Darling
Chas" Also several German speak
ing beer goblers and one landscape
representing Hon. Gaby des Lys al
a horse-TaCe.
fetch these to downstairs
With considerable talent resem billing
dry goods draping windows. ! de-
range decorations for that parlor-
room / pile beer bottles to piano
and fill iadenair with cigars. A rude
house motto reporting "CAMELS
ONLY DRINK ONCE IN rs DAYS
But ENJOY IT LONG TINE" | sat
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22

be clean. Maybe not. It certainly
look less ladylike than ever in this
deranged condition. Perhapsly Hon.
Boss should be entirely enraged il
attempt to broom & dust this com
partment he had took so much pains
to masculify
SO / set by table, lit slight cigar
and read pugilist paper while up
turning my feet. AS thusly l re-
clined l did not hear something COM
ing in front door
"O!H%*??"
I peek upward There stood Hon
Mrs. looking less peaceful than hor-
nets.
"Hashimura Togo. what species of
brutal debutChery have you been do
ing in my absentee?" she snarrel.
Il no Col" | say so. Hon. Hus-
band do"
DO not add untruthfulness to your
falsehood," she suggest snap-turtle-
fully.
Il have read In papers about the
distrustworthiness of japanese serv-
ant girls. But now I know or! I
leave my poor, dear Husband for You
take care of. And thusly YOU neglect
him. ow he must suffer-"
She cover her hands with her face.
Il swear 1t, Mrs. High Boss. your
Hon Husband" m
DO not swear before ladies" she
snib. "Now depart while ! faint"
do so feeling entirely decapitatsd.
Hoping you are the same,
Yours trui"
HAsHIMURA TOGO.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22
By
Anna Katherine Green
EY

early in the evening, and for hours
afterward l wandered like a restless
spirit in and out of those streets,
meeting no one l knew, not even my
brother. though he was wandering
about in very much the same manner
and with very much the same appre-
tensions.
The duplicity of the woman be-
came very evident to me the next
morning. In my last interview with
her she had shown no relenting in
hef purpose toward me, but when L
entered my office after this restless
night in the streets, ] found lying on
my desk her little handbag, which
had been sent down from Mrs, Park
er's. In it was the letter, lust as Won
OWNED, Miss Butterworth. | had
hardly got over the shock of this
most unexpected good fortune when
the news came that a woman had
been found dead in my fathers house
what was | to think? That was she
or course, and that my brother had
been the man TO let her in thers
Miss Butterworth." this is how he
ended, 4 make no demands upon ycu.
as | have made no demands upon the
police, to keep the secret Contained
in that letter from my much-abused
brother. Or, rather, it is too late
now to keep it, for L have told him
h has ' 80 vas 70 zen, myself' and he
,i''a seen Ut 10 overlook my fault, and
t ~ ies9iu ne WIN even more affection
tra ne uIu petore TINS dreadful
| 1 euy cdllle 20 narrow up our lives"
R,i 10 So1 "ohuer l ike FRANKLIN Van
90 N.
,,'-,,c MSS Althofpe l can not trust
~. ny sen 20 speak She was, and is.
me me nIest woman Know, and when
III SHauoW now hanging over
I'M vi Iid5 lost some or its impenetra-
or NY she WIN De a usefuI one again.
er,ii. w .CI Isnlly read the patient
TEL " mn MAKES her lace so beau
Al p 5.s sadness.
tai ,a., - I'd pm mas at my request,
c rISlsI Up .t iie[ apoue IN my house. The
omto5 wien She seems to have ex-
80, over others she mas exerted
U 80 me ana / DOUBT II l shall ever
t "Ish 10 part win her again. In re-
I'm sne gives me an affection which
nr an ~" Sel'tng Ola enough to APP
Pe4ie.. Iher teeIhg Tor me and her
| 9nI,, tre, s1Iro eui rs. Ailhorpe are the
wreck of her life, and If shall q he , me
business to make them lasting onaS
| The fate Of RandoIDb Ssto,,e ~ a.,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22
By EDWIN MARKHAM.
Strange Beliefs in Mexico,

Few nf VS. realize that here I'm our
own continent in Mexico and IN Peru.
lies buried a history 81 the past as
fascinating as that bound up IN the
history OF Egypt or Assyrla.
Mr.. Lewis Spence an authority up
on ancient American civilizations,
touches fields or intense interest in
his new book. THE Myths Of Mexico
and Peru" (The Thomas J. Crowcn
Company, $500 His we'll weighed
text is supplemented by 60 full-pago
illustrations by Gilbert James and
william Sewell, ana also by many
drawings and maps.
Mr.. Spence contends that these civ
ilizations were not borrowed, but in
digenous.
Asia no doubt was the FIRST home
OF these tribes, as OF an others.
Scholars are now cXhuming and
TRANSMITTING the remains left by the
torch and the AK OF the Spaniard.
and the legends as gathered by Mr.
Lewis Spence give us strange glimpses
into the hearts of these vanished
Americans
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22
THE Thirteenth Juror. "

Certainly the publishers are right
when they call THE Thirteenth Ju-
ror." by Frederick Trevor I'm cine
Century Company, Si20l. n novel or
interest to every man that votes ana
every woman that wants to-
III you want a thrill Of disgust at
vexatious WaitinRs made possible by
the laws delays You can do no better
than read this little volume No day
passes that the public does not have
ample ground for complaint at the
courts and lawyers
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22
A New Dictionary.

To give an adequate review OF q
work Ike the new Funk Il Wagnalls
STANDARD Dictionary would require
many columns. This splendid work
$500 represents four years OF ciii-
'eient research by nearly four hun
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The result is "A vocabulary OF 49,
900 terms. 900 quotations. 1000 pic
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roiors nearly 5000 autonyms, and
numberless other features unique and
illuminating.
The publishers sIaLe that SI4hOOOO
has been cXpended IN putting the
New Standard Dictionary before the
public. Evidence of the care taken
10 make ID the last word in dlCtiOn-
aries Is found on every page.
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y Great Britain Rights Reserved.
on mantelpiece where portrait of
Hon. Ralph Woodrow Emerson once
were. Hon. Punch Bag l roped from
chandelier while landscapes repre-
senting actor ladies, dogs and other
glee clubs | disarranged esthetical-
ly where was. l set parlor table with
food-plates and decorate him in cen
trail middle with 0oX-gloves and col
lege pendulum containing Joy cries.
Poker chips by each plate.
That room look considerable I'M
married when / finish him.
AZ promptness of six o'clock l elope
to kitchen and commence mingling
steak with onions. AT 6.22 | hear
peaking forth from Kitchen, | observe
Hon. c. J. McGumm bringing home
a Varsity.
When l fetch forth raw steak and
apple pie, all require, What the mat
ter with Togo"
There was nothing to equal bach
elor enjoyment" explain Hon. c. j.
McGumm
Let US play penny -Aunty as m
oldtime date" snuggest Hon Boss.
So they do so with considerable card.
BY l a. m. time my eyes got hypno-
tized from watching this straight
flushing amusement, so l retired my
head on chair and slept away
Next morning s a m Hon. Boss
Man say he no care for breakfast IL
dining room because it make him feel
destitute. So he took egg and coffee
in kitchen He say he would be home
indefinitely so he depart off for Of
fee seeming entirely unmarried.
What must | do with this room
] think Hon Boss had told me
whether Bachelor Hall should ever
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22
The Letter of a japanese Boyof-
All-Work to the Editor of
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
MAGAZINE.

Published by Permission of GOOD
HOUSEKEEPING MAGAZINE.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22

.O Editor Good Housekeeping
Magazine" VINO must believe
in shooing bachelors from neat
l.. .-.I,.r dts at4I f1iGp
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And greater stHi. We know he mediuni
lhroush Wliich you can secure the largest vol
nme o. husineas vt the leaat cost.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22
Hashirnura Togo in Bachelors Hall

Great Britain Rights Reserved.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-12-25


querido padre, y rogamos de nueyo
el que Dios le derrame 81 consue.
10.
Reau,'iga-~ as, que una de
estas copies do estas resolusiones
tiene que ir nuestro consocio FL
delio Martinez, la segunda La
Revista de Taos para que su digno
editor le de publication y la ter
cera a los registros dc la Sociedad.
Ricardo Garcia
Abenicio Martinez
f, T. MARTINEZ
Comision.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-12-25


de San Cristobal, habiendo sido su
cnerpo baleado y mutilado con
piedras y hsb endo recibido la
muerte cJmo un martir.
Ha dejado para lamentar su
eterna separation ocho hijos,
cinco hombre y tres muJeres y IN
gran ndmero de parientes y ami.
gos y su querida esposa Dolla
Cayetana S. Martinez.
Por cuanto, que consideramos
que nuestro consocio y denas dsu
dos han nerdidn a nm hnan radre
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-12-25

to dc las subvenciones que balo di.
ferentes pretextos SO han estado
pagando la clase que SO conside
ra como privilegiada, pues deben
de tener presente que el dinero pd
blico esta destinado a gastos que
den utilidad la comunidad ente.
ra y no para satisfacer reclamos
que son engendroa de la ambici6n y
de la codicia. ST Sc permitiere Que
contin1en abusos como los que es.
tamos miranda vendra por fin el
dia en- que no haya en- la tesoreria
del estado dinero suficiente para
satisfacer los reclamos de la clase
que hasts ahors ha estado disfru.
tando de inmensas cantidades de
dinero sin prestar ningnn servicio
que sirva de equivalente a gastos
tan excesivos, pues tai procedimien
to no es nj racional nj justo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-12-25

consocio y demas dendos 81 baisa
mo del consuelo, y qns por medic
de su poier intinito y 10 bneno
que era el fnado. que 10 tenga va
al lado de & descans ,ndo Gu ps z
en- la mansion eterna, en- o verds
dero lugar, donde todos tsusmos
como nnessra inica y verdaders
morada.
Por 70 tanto, decimos nnestro
consocio, que nos nnemos con el
en- estos dias de tan dnro pesar
sentir tan cruel separation de sn
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-12-25

Y acompanado hasta el Cementerio
de la Iglesia del lugar en- donde
sus restos fueron sepultados.
Por 10 tanto, pedimos Del To-
dopoderoso que mande nuestro
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-12-25
Una PdIabra a los Le-
gisIddores Hispano-
AmeriCdnos va otrOs
Miembros que Sc In
teresen por Ia Justi-
Cid Y pOr Ell Bienestar
del Pueblo

Todos sabemos bien por la ex-
periencia que hemos tenido con
muchas Legislatures pasadas, que
las palsbras, protestas y peticiones
del elemento originario del pals
tienen muy POGO valor y reciben
muy POGO aprecio de parte de aque
Hos que tienen la influencia y di.
reccion de los tramites legislativos,
particnlarmente en- legislation que
interesa todos y que trae conse.
cuencias y efectos duraderos que
alcanzan a la generalidad del pue.
bio. Sabemos tambien que los hi.
JOS del pals, unos por ignorancia,
otros por indiferencia y otros por
,niras interesadas no SO han alar.
mado on el grado mas mlnimo per
eI decretamiento de ciertas leyes
que han tenido por SOLO y daico
obieto el de favorecer a una clase
exclusivamente en- periuicio de las
iemas. La raz6n del benefcio pro
y iene de que en- las tales leyes SO
(hutorizan gastos y Sc imponsn car
gas permanentes que aprovechan
solalnente la clase favorecida Y
oue pesan sobre todas las demas.
La razon del perjuicio dimana de
que el elemento originario del pals
es enteramente ignorado y exclude
de parts alguna del beneicio y su
sola porcion consiste en- conllevar
y soportar en- 10 POGO o mucho que
le alcanza, los impuestos que tai
legislation trae consigo. Esto SO
llama lisa Y llanamente tasacion
sin representation para 81 mayor
nnmero, con provecho y ventaJa
para los pocos que sacan todo el
benefcio de los dineros, que OK
pende 81 estado para ciertos fines
que considera como pdblicos.
Pero alin este, con ser tan inlus
to y parcial, seria tolerable 81 tu
viera un limite flo invariable, 10
cual nunca sucede en- tales casos,
pues una vez autorizado por ley un
gasto de esta nsturaleza no solo SO
convierte on carga permanente sino
que de tempo en- tempo y de le
gislatura en- legislature recibe adj
clones y aumentos fAbulosos que al
fin llegan sunss exhorbitantes
sin que resulte ell mas leve benef.
clio para la comunidad en- general.
Unicamente la clase que recibe to,
do Ell benetcio halla la abundancia
y en- muchos casos la riqueza y va
medrando en- poderio y orgullo,
nientras que los desheredados Sc
encuentran cada dia on peor situa.
cion y casi enteramente privados
de los privilegios que legftimamen-
te les correspondent. Este resulta-
do han traido aIgunas de las leyes
decretadas en- Legislatures pasadas,
y la sumision y tolersncia que ha
manifestado la mayoria del pueblo
ha sido la csusa de que la clase
privilegiada Sc halls afortinada u
atiansada en- So monopolio y no es
ta conforme con 10 que recibs sino
que cada dia exile mayores can't.
dsdes. Por supuesto, este es coss
del pasado y va no tiene remedio y
10 inico que queda por hacer es
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-12-25
Al P1blico

Tomo esta oportunidad para desear todos
mis- patrocinadores parroquianos Felfz Pascua
de Navidad un prospero felfz Ano Nuevo
de 1915
Agradecido como estoy de todoS los taose-
nos que han patrocinado constantemente con
sus compras en- mi establecimiento debo ahora
asegurarles que una mas para 1915 podre
ofrecer al piblfco ell mejor surtido, los
jores efectos los mejores precios, no sola-
mente en- ell vale de Taos sino en- la parte norte
de Nuevo Mexico.
'La Tienda de Cualidad''
GERSON GUSDORF.
Die. "a, 1914.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-12-25

Pefiasco, Die. Is, 1911.
Sr. Editor:
Dlgnese cronicar en- sus aprecia.
bes columnas la muerte de mi
padre politico Don Juan Sanchez,
acaecido en- su residencia de Rio
Lucio 81 dia 6 del que rige y las
10 p. NJ. despues de sufrir con
marcada resignation penosa enfer.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-12-25
MARIA
MARTINEZ

Por cuanto que la Divina Provi.
dencia en- sus Santos y sabios de.
ha determinado dc sepa.
rar de nuestro medic al buen ciu.
dadano Don Antonio Maria Mar
tinez, padre querido de nuestro
consocio Fidelio Martinez. La
Sociedad Literaria de Arroyo Hon
do desea por medic de estas CO.
lumnas expresar sus buenas sim
patias de condolencia al Sr. Eide.
Ito Martinez Y demas deudos.
La eterna separation de nuestro
amigo 81 fnado Don Antonio Ma.
ria M Martinez, ha causado profundo
pesar los consocios de nuestra
sociedsd y vecincs, y mucho que
pensar sobro la infauata y terrible
muerte que encontro el Sr. Marti
nez, a manos de malechores. ell Lu
nes Z del corriente en- las cercanias