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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-11-25
D. A. R. Meeting.

Miss Ina Hill entertained the
local chapter, D.A. R., on Satur
day afternoon. A warm,f-e greeted
the members who attended in the
cosey parfor, and they forgot all
about the freezing weather outside.
MRS. w oodson, the ,chap pter regent.
|,had come over from Augusta to
lkake charge ). and several matters of
business were discussed, among
them the part. of the:#D. "A. r. in
raising funds for the Red Cross 80
ciety, the marking of revolutionary
graves and the forming of a chill
!dren's chapter, under the leadership
,of Miss Gladys Chappell.
Miss Sarah Colletttook charge Of
the historical program, and read a
very thrilling sketch Of Barbara
AIcKinnie during the Indian aud
Revolutionary days in the upper
Carolina Mrs. J. Il. Minis read an
article from the State concerning
the recent D. A. r. conference; al
Rock Hill.
Three dollars was contributed by
the chapter to the Red Cross funi
as their personal gift, and Mrs.
Hollingsworth chapter treasurer,
read her monthly report.
AT the close of the meeting an
elaborate salad course ard coffee.
which most certainl y must have been
made by some of the Allen family
familv,was served. 1t bore the mark
of their Repatriation for making
good coffee and all the guests would
have taken more if the proprieties
of the occasion had warrented it.
- ."ine hospitality ma-'-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-11-25
Union Meeting.

The union meeting of the third
division meets with the Plum
Branch Baptist church November
1929.
ll:oo: Devotional exercises BY
moderator.
1880: Enrolment of delegates
with verbal reports from churches.
lst Querv-Chn,ch discipline,
a) nature, (b) needs (c) how ad.
,ninistered. J z Haryley, j P Nix
on.
End Query-Making our church
es:a place of. merchandise to raise
money for religious cause. q Y d
Freeland, F II Bussey.
100: Adjourn for dinner.
3rd Query Granting church let
ters to members in good faith and
order who have hot contributed to
the need of church for number of
Nears,.J q Morgan, w R Leggat.
e Nj Sexton.
4th Query-How should the
church deal with non attendants
.Jno. e McKie, J M Bussey, M M
Brown.
Sunday Morning.
1920: Sunday school in usual
order.
Length oftime for Sunday school,
10 minutes talk by II e Bunch.
Amount and kind Of literature
used, Prof. Anderson.
Should prayer meetings be held
in connection with Sunday school,
+ H Bussey.
1900: Missionary sermon by DR..
=. G. Cannon.
Adjourn for dinner.
Afternoon. !
5th Query: The PASTORS salary
how and when it should be paid. S
T. Adams, DR.. w G Blackwell.
9Th Query: What ought to be
Christians attitude toward the Ii
quor traffic. Rev. & M Sexton.
T. G. Talbert, for committee.
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See our stock Of rain coats and
over-coats before you buy.
MukashY Bargain House.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-11-25

A slight cough often becomes se-
rious. Lungs get congested, hron-
chial tubes fill with mucus. Your
vitality is reduced. You need DR..
Bells Pine.Tar. Honey. 1t soothes
Your ir:itated air passages. loosens
mucous and makes Your system re-
4jst t.colds. Give the baby and chill
dren DR.. Bells Pine Tar Honey.
It'sguaranteed to help them. Only
25c at your druggist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-11-25
ddgrtle1a Aaoertiscr.
Young Man Keep Out Of Debt.

lam, mot a preacher neither the
son of a preacher. However, | will
take a text, and it viii prove of
vital importance to everybody
young and old, especially to the
-yodnR men who are Just setting out
upon the voyage of: life. It's the
bedrock on which to build sac
eessful career. We are all out on
the. sea Of life, anl, each one must
be his own captain in temporal as
well as in spiritual things; there
fore, each individual: must examine
his4chart and see that the compass
points in the right direction. in or
der to round up a successful busi-
ness life. / wish that / could i'm
press this truth upon every young
mans heart in all this broad land,
and that it could be written in red
letters upon the gates and door.pos,
of every house. Now let US stop for
a moment and think just what debt
is and what it means. and you may
then better understand what this
text is worth, or what it may be
worth to you. Debt is worse than
cyclone, flood, or fire. 1t is ghos,
that will not down, but will sis up
on your bed post at the midnight
hour as nightmare that will rob
you Of sweet sleep. 1t is shackle
to your energy. 1t stops the pace Of
the feetest. it holds man to the
spot when golden opportunity Is
but one step away, it keeps fel
lows nose to the grindstone. There
may be flowers along life's pathway,
s7but the man in debt finds that his
arm is too short to reach then. He
is like one with a ball and chain L"
his LEG, he cannot be his own mas
ter Others dictate or interfere with
his plans. Like a dog with a block,
heis kept within certain bounds
and his focomo,ion is necessarily
very slow, but he has to keep NOV
ing to get there at all, and at the
end of the year he finds that buckle
and tongue won't meet. He doesn't
have time to sit down and think and
plan. There may be shaded spots
along the way, but only the man free
from debt may find and enjoy them.
Young man, if you will put your
shoulder to the wheel and push with
might and main, and if the smutty
end Of the log comes to you, take
right hold of it, and then live in
thu fifteenth Psalm, you will be
just as sure to succeed in life as a
loose horse is to run ahead of the
one that is hobbled. Just as sure as
COW that is not fastened is going
to find the tall grass, while the one
staked may have to chew the stub
bic unless she breaks the rope, no
man will ever have smooth sailing
until he breaks the rope of debt
that holds him down. Debt is not
only a shackle, a quicksand, but it
is an eating cancer. 1t ruins the dis
position. produces depair, eats away
life. itself. This disease-this can
cer-not only eats away the energy
and the brain, but it pollutes the
atmosphere of your home, places a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-11-25

~. 60, J"'t
think what the neighbors will say
when they hear that | do my own.
work.
Hubby-Whose work do you
want to do?-Boston Record.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-11-25

In case your machine fails to go
phone the Edgetield Auto Repair
Shop, phone ls L, Mr.. Cobb will
move it.
Edgefeld Auto Repair Shop.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-11-25

The union meeting of the third
division meets with the Plum
Branch Baptist church November
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-19

fc: Shlnoe begaunen aroBe Erup'
penmoiieu ourd ole Sta0t 3lI mar
idireu. Die 9lrtilerie beiidn0 aus
ctma 400 @eiHiiten bic Srfanterie
Qus etlpn 10000 Maun. Da3u fam
nod cine Itarfe gIbtbeiIuna aapalle'
rie lin Wiitog trafen weitere @e'
idlibe eiu.
Uiinfir1en Scr Geuti den
8teI.
Gs iin0 gIa3eicben porbnnoeil DOB
sic Geutideu cine 9epegung gegen
Tiinfircben. oen iran30Nihen Seeba.
fen aui ser 2mten Der &erbiinoeien,
ploneu. EeutiAc Wlarine.IruppeH
iino beute IA 8laufenberobe (eiuem
beIgiiheu Soien Nam engliiden SEA.
nal 8 NleiIen noroweiiHd BON
9riiage) oagelangt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-19

oeutidleu Seitiingeu baben feline oi.
refte S,niormotion biniidtlid per
0pcrationeu III oicier 6'eaeno
@rin5 Soohim 6cf0roert.
@riu5 Soadinl ser iiin9lte stoiier'
lo6n lit 3um Souptmonr bef0roert
itnO Dem Sta6e oes H. 9Irnleecorps
poroen-
QroBaomiral pon 2 irpi 3
in 9(ntwerpen2
2on0oM Is. Gftober Ger
Correspondent Der 9ieu.
ter'iden Notwithstanding meloct,
es lei BON Sltis 6eridtet woroen,
0aB 0roBoOuiral upn Eirpib Der
6taatsiefretdr Oes oeiltlrben 9ieibs.
mariue9lmtcs. iih IN gIntpcrpen be.
iiu0c, no er iuie man alonbt, bolo
nod Dem SAL Der Seltina eintroi.
(Giue Ccpeidc bon Hom bonn 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-19

Ctto6er bottc aeiaat oaB oeutIden
8eituuaen 8uiplae Der Sriea oegen
@roBbritonnieu Gnoe 0ttober nah
oeni 6aa BON 9lntlperpeu beginner
lperoe, lpem Sic Seihtng 8ur 9ajiS
nr Sic Gperationen aegen oie englis
ihc aiiite aemaht peroen iole.
Ger Correspondent batte oamals
Md beribtet, oob GroBooniiral BON
Eirpib peri0ulih bic 6lotfen'Gpera'
tioneu leiten piiroc)
SfenDe muB ariegs 6 on
tribution leilteu.
Qou0on. IS. Gftober Ter
Correspondent oeS u@eefID 1ispatb"
III 5luibina, Soaono, iagt III eineu1
pom Saniiiog ootirten 9eribt;
uIie Teutihen boben Der Stnot
Citen0e cine arieaS.9outrioltion pom
100000 ouierlcgt Sente 81 irll'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-19
AamptpQn(r.
9(uf OCut iueiIi9CW
S6anpIat.
9emtidbc riictem BEL @Dd
fiegreib bUr.

Ser leete @eriat oes oeutiden @enc.
rolitobs in Berlin. Il 0ffi8ielle
ssiener @lelouneen iiber Die Spe-
rotionen in eaIisien. 0ie
Oeiterreider erfoIereia auf ser
oon8en 2inie. Gr8wiuaeu
llebereang iibcr oen Strp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-19
Sdnf5e6ntalt(errO 2SuGeu 9efausen.
Sti Den Sperationtn I'M @yempsl.
3ridts gEenes pom fron80afden sarie8sfdRouproe
antt-Oeutl4e 9lusl6reitlugen in 9ouOOn.
&rttfte



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~
bic eu Ue sSui4 seiIu 9 mA1s 4~s srl
gmcn&@ aus
&r6ftngcn
mbs III
ump 6
u auOide prGeHhm
erubeu 7tq qetuea auont a y
eudaha sine a6e
Die earddu oFuS
no Der
III ab Elm
bo ,M2 Uades Sret
9oSa' 'nS Seu @nnSO6
uGrnsa
2mfdru rptcWu
epno
mddecn 9ruear r6at e
Oauu bm
tfainm auaaHuSat ban bic S
nm
2rline Depef6a a Die Oen6 2sOtf4aft in ssaf0m0tOu.
gHbf bic n6@be fiGa gd
grlns
Midh Mue in 6rnuhd6
rmOFbm
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SIN n gnN chH Ur9aE
nrmKihe
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-19
tbt0er 9eud6tn 3iel
9&ne Grfolgr Orr ScttrreidJer geule0et


S300-0av Oori uno mrad. eunntan,
70. Aiiober Spc5nl5ug pcrldbi CANE
oen.Siaiion 1890 Nlorgens. Wonni
NopdlsStaiion 1875 Wior0cn3. Niids
idbri, petlaBi 9lcm 0ori. 23. Cir. 5.50'
Ancuos.; HibcrtD Silobc 6 glbenos. AM
lclbci AuGc.
Si25-Sre6erid unb 5urid sunntaa,
20. Giiouer. &crldbi Gumocn Siation
$50 Niurocna 3udid0ri BON Srcoerd
nbr Abcnos am ielben Gaae
G5c.-eanrcl nu5 5nrRd. qsd6reno ben
Nnupel 6clEcn, on 2Somcnin0en bis
"a. Ciiobcr Spe3la3iiQc perlnilcn
Ulount 9ioOnl Sinion T. 80 Gahm.,
0am0cnS Sidiion LOO uno lao Gntbm
Nlusic mlr uin Gage ocr glnsaabe
allliln.
otcocrld 0air
S245 l,unod1ri dui 0ncH rcQuldrcn
An0cn bonn 49, bic 23 Ciiober @Hliia
llir. ole Ahdiabrl bis "a Siiober, IN.
ilullp.
Si15 Ruuoio0rt a. uno %. Giio6er.
Nluele nur Qhliip aul Spc3iabua BON
eamoeii ziniiou 7.3O Ni0rnens 9iiid
lalrl BON 6rcouud 5.l5 glbenos am
leipeN AaAe (Siils 10lb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-19
9Ort(drittt.
Bon oruI framsSRiden
&riegsbnreau gcmrIOet.

StnSriffe Der 2eutI1en
an8ebIidD 5uritfgeid)I
Seftiae Sample in ser @eoeuo bon
saiut 18e. oie aluHrtsu mol
len slrmentieres an Der beleiiaen
Gircnse 5triid erohert babeu.
Gie neueiteu ruiiiiaen sieaes.
g1ar6eu 8obIreiae Oeltiae
2doeu in eouOon ocmoIirt.
@aris, is, Cftober, Eos
beute .9Ibeno 81 ipdter Stmoe BON
Dem irau5oiiiheu @eneralitab crloi.
ieue Bulletin lailtet
ISM GerIoife Der lebten 91aht
muroeu bon sen 1eutIhen n6rolidl
uuo 0itlidj BON Saint Ole 3tuei Def.
tiae 9Ineriiie uuternommen. pelne
Hlriid geihlagen puroen Ger Beino
erlitt ernite &erlliiie
aein peiterer @eridt bon 9eoeu.
hlna lit bis icbt be5iiaIid Ser One.
ratioueu oeS laaes eineeaaneeu.9
Mas Das fran30iiide
&riegsbureau foat.
@arts, tS. DIT Ios sSrieaS.
bureau uer6firntIitbie henie oo6 Hadl
itebcnoe oiiBielle Gonnliiuique
Su NeIaien bobeu oie 6elgilben
0ulppen mebrere gln1tiie. welde
non oeu Geaiiben aaeen oic llcber-
gdnge iiber Die g)iler aerlttet tpilr.
oen energid 3liriidgeiAIaaen
gIiif unierem Iinten 8liigel. u0rb.
LID bon oem ga 8aiie.aaual, 6aben
Die Srnppen ser gllliirten bon @i
peubp imo EromeIles Terruln dc.
wounen mo Oie Staot glrncuticrcs
5uriiderobert.
glorolid BON 2Irras babeu iuir am
Samitog mertIide 6oriitritte ae
moht
3piihen Der @egeno BON qIrraS
nno Der Die iito mir an qeipijleu
8untteu Elm peiiig porgeriidt
SIM Centrum uno auf unierem
redten 6liiaeI lit iit Ser SohIaae
feline &erdnoeriina einaetreteH,
PIN 9pernSfanaI haben utIere SSn.
fanterie un0 Decentralization einen
beiitid)en qIn9riii 8nriidaeiAlaocn
Soh0un iprimt bon nngeb-
li1en 5ortihritten
2on0on. rs Cttobcr. Dos
oiii5ielle ,PreB6ilreou bat bellteqlbeno
Die nabiebeuoe gIufiiuoguug ae.
mad]t:
vIie britii4en Inippen 6aben
lpdbren0 Der lebteu paar Gage quite
6ortidritte gemodt SIN norolishen
Serritortiuu boben oie 9erbiIuAeteR
ben Beino mebr ais oreiBia lReileu
3uriid aetriebelI~
HetroqraOer Wseloungen.
Eetrograou iS Gtiober
Das ruiiiiAe Observation-Disclosures
bat sic folaenoe glufim0iguug aes
modt.
D@on oer 5roui in 0iipreuBen
uno an ser @eibiel lit nidts gleues
al beridten 1ie @eriude ser 9lul.
ian, oen can Ba freuBcu llnN fe9E
aeidlogrn. &ii0lid bun 4neubsE
Oouern oie admpfe fort gIu me6rc.
rem Stellen Tam es 3t sIuariiicu NIT
ouisepflon8teu @oiunett BET oenpt
Iiuir l5 oiterreihiAe GffBcrQ im0
nlcbr als 1000 @olouteu aqfaugcn
na6nen.
Sn ben aarpat6en4aiIen ioacn
Die Geiierreider @eritartungen ef.
balten 6aben"
81 id) Ter nnaelnnat.
U Rotterdam 1S. Cftnber.
Der 0anpier D9fooroam4 BON orr
u@oaauo QImerita Qinie. mclter
geltern aiif cine Nline in oct 9loroiee
itieB traf beute iisbcr bier ein Gs
uliroe erfIart SAB 9lIemaao an Q0ro
rGrlebt wrroe. Der Dnnpier pur0e
bei6doigt IL weIhem llmianae. lit
nod uldt befount,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-19

XVI tNbtN oCIblNJA wv uNHAlSDNt '~'f~
raIitobs in Berlin. II Sfii5ielle
g8iener @1eIoungen iiber Die Spe-
rotionen in @oli5ien. 0ie
Seiterreider erioIgreid aui Der
ean8en 2iuie. Gr8wiuaeu
llebergoug iiber oen Str0.
2uuSuu, 10. CftOber. Ser
naditebeuoe, am SOnutag WlOrsen
in Berlin ansaesebeue uffi5ieIe ge-
ridt SeS oeutibeH @eneralita6eS
lunrOe bon Sem gIniterOamer Cure
ipUnOenten Oes 9lenter'lden @nreanS
oeian0t:
nglnf Oem weitliden ariegsidlom-
plab iuar aeitern i'm glllgemeinen
glIles rubig, nuO Die SituatiOn 6lie6
nnDerGnOert.
gluf benz Sitliden Sdanplat raden
nulere Sruppsn in Der llmgebuua
BON SBd Dor. Die Sdladt nm @ar-
idlan oauert fort."
grfplge Scr Ociterreihcr.
S0n0om iS. 0ttohr. Ger
glmiteroomer Correspondent oes9lci.
ter'iden giireaus bat oie na6ite6cl.
oe ofii3icae 0iterreihii6e Grflduno
be3iiglid Der Cperotionen in @nli
3ien acianot, uelde in gSien anlSan.
itng 0littag per0ffentli9t murOe.
nCie S1labten ailf Ser 2inie Sta
rD- -gleoDn lmo am 8lniie
San idreiteu giiuitia weiter. gas
@leide Gilt BON inieren 0perationen
entlang Dem 6luiie Gniiter. gl0ro.
liA BON 8Dsjefom pir0en oie 9hli-
len ernelt angcgriiieu rmO 8uriid9e.
idlagcu.
9ei SDnomudouDSce er3lDanaen
lidb iniere Gruppen einen llebergang
iiber ocn 5hB 5trp; iie ero6erteu sic
So6cn norolid BON SDnopudowpscc
mo periolgten Sen 8cino. Des @ei.
teren baben mir oie So6en n0roliA
bon @oo6is, iiiooitlid BON Starp
m0 Son6or, nod beitigen admpfen
elngcnommcn. llnierc 9lngriffe noro.
lid pom Sliiie StrD maiden Sort.
idritte. glorolib bon gr3emDsl,
olli Dem Gihlfer Der Son, gewonnen
nniere Ernppen an 9oOen gis iebt
iino ungef16r $1,000 @ciangene Qc.
madt moroen."
Ole 2 d dlabt I'M 9torofront0
rel 6.
9erlin ii6er oen Soag o0er
2onoou, IS. Sfto6er. II 9llle 9ln8ei
den ouf cine boloioe cntideioeuoc
@enOung IN ser lon9cn 5hlant in
9loro6ronfreih BIN 100 iiA ieit ggo-
den Oie ieiuoliheu 9lrmeen in iold
itorf befeitigten &oiitipnen oegeu-
iiberite6eu ooB feline Der 6eioeu
Seiteu i'm Stan0e mar, einen nen.
ucpsipert6en @ortbeil au erringen,
ausgenommen our1 unperbdltniB.
mdBige Spfer. Gie 6lonfen Spe.
rotioHen mrrOeu inImer ipieoer6olt,
o6ne ooB cine Der 6eioen 9lrneen ei
men i1wahen @unft iiuoen tonnte.
Ole oeltide 9lrmee, melhc Pint.
nerpen belagerte, lit jebt frei aemor.
oeu llno 0ie oeutiden Sruppen bo.
ben meitere @eritarfungen er6alten,
Inn nun 3u einen energiihcn gln-
griff bor9e6en 81 f0nnen. Ser @unft,
gegen pelhen iib oieie GffenIipe.9e.
pegrng rihten miro, miro nit aroB.
ter @oriiAt ge6eim ee6alteu. Gie
bonn OeutiHen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ousgegebenen9eridte fms ie6r fuopp
gebolteu.
9eridte BON ser Sront 6eioacn
BOB sic peri6an3ten @oiitionen i'm
Centrum su mirfliben Sorts gcwor
sen Iiuo, geoeu sic nur oc ibwcrIten
@eiHiite etlpoS aiisridtcn fonuen.
Die Sdmei3er 3eihnaen 6eridten
BON eriiten adnpfen uno bauiigen
9lrtilcric.Gnellen IN Der 9iahbor.
ihoit BON @cliort 6rautreid Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-19
gle6eradt 0er gearioeu slrieasnadridtea.

Tdclc rc Sr aadae
2aprdsH Gos nnS bic Hd@hm sas &Ou batn Gpiae
lin Orr
"a aadlqe
Gin mhachoe &uOang
Srogp Cerrd6m
in
iGewmt $1,000 @eaae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-19
NrBeiter
~ n nfoCCs=
0erft6erltng
Uiro am uu6 mad oem /. GoUembrr 1914
5iunuaswclie
J1lNr0(HnO GN(uN(tD
Company

9iotcn lest sur NDfrnua bereli. @one 9ius.
lunit H6cr nile Oinicubciieu prompt nni CT
lndlrn gcgcbcn.
Hle @erbhinnn Unu lluiancn uno bic onrnne
cuihebcnDc Ycrmnoernnn Der 9lntcn, 1dn1t
uuu idDiacr Snipeltion 40.
Infer SnipcltonesS miro upu nerclitcu
Widuucru uDn nrHuolidrr icmniider 0r3chunn,
LANCER 0riaDrung, fir oicic 9lri Uun 9ciNal'
ttanna uonitdnolg aebuort nno unterrtmtet,
oclciitcf
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19
o Little Boobies Pa

ting better every day Nobody ever
herd Shakespeer or Charles Dickens or
Mister Walter Scott say that thay was
ritten out, sed Pa Thay rote all thare
lives & sum Of the things that thay rote
toward the last Of thare lives was the
best things that thay ever did Fergit
that rtten out nonsense Pa sed & stop
Laying around.
My deer husband shud not talk that
way to you, Mister Win-ga sed Ma
He himself is a ritten out author. & ne
only rote two or three peeces in his life
Then he stopped riteing, so | suppoas
he reelzed that he cuddent rite any
moar. / have always kept one of the
poems that he rote, sed Ma. ! want TO
reed il to YOU So Ma got the poem n
red It to Mister Wln-gate 1t sed:
our glorious sun IS but a tiny star
Like millions glistening in the heyings
Each Of them stars has planets OF Its
sum Of them than the earth much
larger grown.
So let MS then more kind 10 others be
& NOT ask anyone to bow thare knee.
Because no man can think that he is
when the universe is so big FOR to con-
tem-p plate
My deer husband rote that, sed Ma,
& a cuppel moar IKE II, * after AT
he got ritten out & I think II was
/ feei a lot happier since you read me
that poem sed Mister Win-gate.
guess thare is a lot Of riters moar TO
he piled than ! am.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19
|Daysey Mayme
and Her Folks
By FRANCES L. GARSIDE.

r ENT is that season of the year
when 1t is fashionable to be re-
ligious, because II gives one
such a blessed opportunity to recover
from auction bridge losses or to re-
tire to a hospital for an operation,
In the beginning, fashionable WON
en- beat tom-toms to call attention to
their sacriicial fires and in the end
only those are found kneeling in pen
itential attitude whose lives are sac
rifices all the year. II is like the pill
grimages of old that started out with
inspiring music and brave numbers
and that reached the Easter of their
journey with only a handful of the
faithful left.
With Daysey Mayme Appleton
Lent is a VicariouS atonement In
true Lenten spirit she persuades 9TH
ers to make sacrifices, sustained by
the knowledge that self denial is for
their best good. and that the saving
Of others is more to be desired than
saving herself-a beautifully fashion
able creed.
Lysander John smokes more than
is good for him. His daughter says
so, and she reduced his cigar allow
ance two-t thirds. She eliminated a
$75 spring suit from her mother
dreams, and added SO to her Easter
fund by cutting pc from her broth
er's school luncheon.
Then she felt that the time had
come for personal endeavor, and with
the money invested in purple broad
cloth and colored silks and gold braid
she spends her days embroidering an
altar cloth that will draw like mus
tard plaster on the attention of the
sinners who behold II.
There are pink angels floating
around on green clouds, each tuning
harp of tango yellow. and the ce-
rise colored trees and lavender tint
ed foliage in the background make a
harmony of color that is found no
where on earth except In fabulously
priced stained glass windows.
1T is an inspiring thought" unused
Dayscy Maymc, cmbroidcr!nS q vel
lowish green halo over the middle
angels head ito feel that one IS
Doing Good in the World"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19

Five young men tTooped into shop
each to buy new hat. Seeming fun,
the man behind the counter waxed
jocular
Are you all married." he inquired.
"Yes," they chorused.
Then I'll give hat to the man
who can truthfully say he has not
kissed any woman but his own wife
since he was welded"
Hand over the hat" said one of
the party II was married yester-
day"
one of the others was spinning the
warn 10 his wife when his laughter
suddenly gave way to fear
Il say, John" she asked, how was
ii you didn't bring one?
The Lord Mayor Of Manchester has
a merry wit and this is one OF the
stories he told in his racy speech at
the Manchester Motor Show dinner:
A motorist drew up at the Midland
Hotel Manchester, Just as one of the
city fathers was leaving that estab-
lishment
"Hey, my man" quoth the motor
list, do you mind looking after my
car while l go inside for few min
utes?"
sir" said tho lrate dignitary, do
YOU know | am a member of the city
Council?'
obi" rejoined the motorist. That
doesn't matter; | can trust you'll"
The superintendent OF Sunday
school was illustrating for the chill
dren the text, Arise and take the
young child and bis mother and fee
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19
o Up-to-the-Minute Jokes o

into Egypt" Showing them a large
picture, he asked:
"Now, isn't that splendid? Here Is
the mother Here is the young child.
There's Egypt in the distance"
The children, however, looked dis
appointed, and finally a little boy
piped out.
Teacher where's the hea"
where's ms umhrella?" demanded
the wife of a member of Parliament
I'm afraid I've forgotten it, my
dear" meekly answered her husband.
1T must be in the train"
In the train" snorted the lady.
And to think that the affairs of the
nation are intrusted to a man who
doesn't know enough to take care of
a woman's umbrella"
A lady whose husband was ths
champion snorer of the community
in which they resided confided to a
female friend the following painful
intelligence:
MY life has not been one of I'M
alloyed delight ! have had the
measles, chlckenpox, typhoid fever.
rheumatism and Influenza; but I
never knew what real misfortune was
until I married a burglar alarm"
Mr.. James Baker, in his Reminds
cent Gossip" tells this story:
Yankee, who wanted reflected
glory, once accosted the hero of the
American Squadron, Admiral Dewey,
with
Admiral bet you don't remember
me"
You win" said the admiral, and
walked on.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19
Snap Shots
BY LILLIAN LAUFERTY.

MAIDEN NTlGDITATIONS
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M. ,,,,,.
iaieh' - aoi'tS Plus iae'lit''
Ana Facility is the genius for do
ing things easily
But Courage-ah, that is the ine
splendor Of achievement that makes
man care TO express what ne feels,
even Wheu ne ls dangerously Tar
'"e''u u MS '''''e9
IL is always Wen L" DeiieVe rev
5aan ,, No. ''e'' 0''iy '"eS al e
leases Dig emotions lade IKE sunsets,
ana ana lesser ietHLss loiIo" ana Ahger
IKE SOIL t"lllshl'
is to a watch-and is needed with
equal regularity.
Man nv taking tbougbt NAV not he
able to add a cubit 10 his stature--hut
woman nv taking me right dress
WATERWAY seem to 10 So
W. T. ,.o.., -. -.
w oman Is eN. , WIN ner
m, roiS ,,,, CIV i.VT
,hnra > NC Sie"uS very niue 'iine
''eie
The better the car, the less noise
IT'S engine makes, the deeper the
river the more noiselessly 1t flows to
and chatter and explode like an opened
exhaust.
What Won ARE DOING. though
small. is larger than the biggest