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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-02-19

She-William. what on earth is the
matter with your mufier this cold
day?
He (absently)EI cut it out.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-02-19

A smart woman a learn things
from a man who doesn't even know.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-02-19

Wisdom of the man who knows it all
is valuable, but SO is the hole in a
d%oughnut. 49,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-02-19

Putnam Fadeless Dyes color more
goods than others. Adv.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-02-19

Professor Of Aeon0my. College Of AeicuLurs. University Of Missouri
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05
10 YOUR HafR RIGHT FOR
TINE NEW FALL STYLEs7

You win delight In arranging your hair
in the new and interesting modes OF khis
season II you keep It perfectly soft nd
fluffy 80 that II appears naturally haaky
This will be a simple matter n you use
the right shampoo. II is not advisable
TO use a makcshlft but always use q
preparation made for shampooing only
You can enjoy the best that Is known
for about three cents a shampoo by get
ting a package of canthrox from your
druggist; dissolve teaspoonful In cup
Of hot water and your shampoo Ia ready
After lite use the hair dries rapidly with
uniform color. Dandruff excess oil and
dirt are dissolved and entirely disappear
Your hair will be so fluffy that II win look
much heavier than II u. Its luster and
softness will also delight you, while the
stimulated scalp gains the health which
insures hair growth. --Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05
RECIPE TO STOP DAADRUFF
This Home Made Mixture Stops Dam
druff and Failing Hair and
Aids It's Growth.
: half pint Of water add.

10 = hait pint OF water 1uu'
Bay lFtum ........,.,....,..........l OF.
Barbo Compound ...........,..a small box
Ciycerine ......s......,,...,....,M on,
These are all simple ingredients that
you can buy from any druggist at very
little cost, and mix them yourself Apply
20 the scalp once day for two wceks'
then onco every other week until all the
mixture Is used A half pint Should b
enough 10 rid the head OF dandruff and
idil the dandruff germs. IL stops ths
hair from falling out relieves itching an.
scalp disease.
Although It Is not a dye. Il acts upoT
the hair roots and will darken streaked
faded. gray hair In ten or fifteen days
II promotes the growth OF the hair ant
makes harsh hair soft and glossy.-Ad
vertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05
THOMPSON AND MARTIN
IDENTIFIED AS H0LDUPS

Waiter Thompson and Will Martin
negroes, have been identified by two mer
as the highway robbers who held them uI
last week at the point Of pistol De-
toctive Eddie Fleming and Sergeant Ferris
made the arrests.
Herman shuler. 500 South Twenty-flrst
street. and Frank Stage, 1912 soutt
Ninth street. Identified the prisoners fol
tho police. The negroes are supposed q
be the oTiea who robbed n railroad en-
sinecr named Chamberlain. running gu,
OF Denver on the Burlington.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05
By MELL1FICIA.
Wednesday, November 4, 1914,

worship celebrities byword
- o
manifested in General Friedrich
which
concerning the author who Is
Miss Bertha Banner OF the Omaha
public library the
m residents relative Of the
Bernhard schaek did meet the author
when she visited Berlin for her
time but Schalek recalls
many told father
his initial
work creating
quite much the first book.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05
For Mr.. Navas.

Mr.. Rafael Navas, he celebrated pan
ist, who gave the opening program for
the Tuesday Morning Musical club. had
luncheon with Mr.. and Mrs. August
Mothe Borelum Tuesday. Following the
luncheon Mr.. ana Mrs Borglum enter
tained at studio tea for their pupils
ut their residence studio. Mr. Navas
gave the program OF the afternoon, and
renewed acquaintance th Miss Alice
Davis, Miss Marie Mikove and Mr. Cecil
Bergman. whom he knew In Paris
where they have all studied under Wager
swayne OF the Leachetizky school.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05
For Teachers Exclusively Theater Friday $3.50 M

~ EE the original cartoons from
the Chicago Tribune, Leslie's
~ Weekly. Judge, all three
Omaha papers and private collec-
ton OF Mr.. John L. Niederst.
Third Floor.
~ ZEE tho beautiful silk embroid-
cred pieces by Taxa HASH.
~ Third floor. One piece alone,
American Beauties" valued at
S1,5O0.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05
Mrs. Welpton to Sing.

An interesting feature OF the programs
10 be given Friday evening and Saturday
morning at the State Teachers conven-
ton In the Auditorium will be several
numbers by Mrs. MabclIe Crawford Welp-
ton. Mrs. Weipton will have as accom-
PIANIST Mrs. Beuiah Dale Turner.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05
Studio reas.

Mrs, heulah Dale Turner entertained
az tea Ia her studio Saturday, The studio
was artistloally decorated In chrys-
anthemums and American beauty roses
short program was given. and there
were about twenty-five guests present
Mrs. Effie steen Kittioson has issued
invitations for a studio tea 10 be given
Saturday afternoon At o'clock to in
,roducc Mesdames Fish. Knode and Miss
steen.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05
Rntertain Foot Ball Team.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Moore entertained
the Athletic foot ball team and friends
at Halloween party Saturday evening
The decorations and menu were appro-
pirate TO the occasion. The evening was
spent In dancing and games. Those pres
ant MARA
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05
Coronado Dancing Party.

The Coronado club entertained at I
large dancing party at Chambers nead
envy Monday evening. Halloween dec
orations OF orange and black were used
a huge witch driving a bat being fea
ture Of the decorations. colored singer
entertained the dancers. who numbere'
nearly 10 couples.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05
Personal Mention.

Mrs NJ. E. Dushong OF Poughkeepsie.
n. u. il the guest Of Mrs. Taylor II.
Barnett, 1851 Maine street. Mrs. Dushong
was formerly Miss Daisy Monroe Of
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05
In and Out Of the Bee Hive.

Mrs. J. A. Cummings and daughter
Teresa have returned 20 their homo IN
Tampa. Fla. after spending three months
Ia Omaha, the guests OF Mrs. ~ N. Eli
swer and Mrs. Joseph MecitneehsA
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05
Pleasures Past.

A most enjoyable affair was the Hal
iowe'en party given the old ladies ward
at the Douglas county hospital. The
rooms were prcttily decorated with potted
plants and yellow and white ehrys-
anthemups. The evening was spent
with music and dsnolng.
Mrs Benjamin y. Marshall gave SUR
prise dinner saturday evening In honor
OF Or. and Mrs w. Q. Henry, who have
just returned from southern California
The decorations were OF Halloween
novelties, ami covers were placed for
thirty guests.
Mrs. Isaac Douglas entertained at
luncheon today. complimentary 70 Mrs.
n. wynne of Cleveland. Mrs. o. II. Cur
tbs Of Los Angeles and Mrs N. o. Pats
ley OF Helena. Mont. Killarney roses
we're used in the table decorations and
place cards Of cupids marked the places
for;
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05
Social Settlement Benefit.
Raiak club.

The Rajah club announces q dance for
Thursday evening. November II. at Tur-
pins The committee includes Aeasrs
Victor Black Frank Dineen. Harry Cum
minss. Sidney schall and Ray Truynor
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05

Bee Want Ads Are the Best Bushes.
Boosters
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05
Bridge Party.
Coma Dancing Party.

Miss Alice Good entertained six tables
OF bridge this afternoon at her home.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05
Subscription Dance Dinners.

Mr.. and Mrs A. T.. Reed WIN give
dinner at their homo this evening. pre-
oeding the subscription dance at Turpins
academy. Covers win be placed for:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A, Redick,
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry w, Wyman
Mr.. and MEe w Fraser ~
Mr. and Mrs. a L. Reed.
Mrs. r. p. Kirkendal1 w.
Mira. Arthur Remington.
Mr.. Harry Mccormick. Ny
Mr.. Frank Burnley.
AIR. and Mrs. 7. J, Mahoneypwill enter
tain at dinner this evening for eight
guests. Decorations win b OF Mrs. Ward
sosos.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. n. Keller will enter
tain al dinner at their home. The table
viii be decorated with chFysanthemumA
and violets and covers win be laid for
ten guests,
Social Settlement Benefit.
The women OF the First Presbyterian
church at Seventeenth and Dodge streets
wifi give luncheon Friday for the eene-
1T OF the Social Settlement. The cap
tains OF the membership teams are SELL
ing tickets for the luncheon and win also
assist the women OF the church Friday.
Among those who are promoting the
hauafte aeo.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05
"Wednesday Bridge Club.

Miss Elizabeth Bruce was hostess today
At the meeting of the Wednesday Bridge
club. Mira. Joseph Wilson Of Chicago.
who Is visiting hlss Louise Dinning.
was the guest OF the club. The members
are;
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05
Clio Club Meets.

The Clio elub met ti;ls afternoon with
Mrs, J. T. Gathers. The subject of the
afternoons program was Germany
with Mrs. G. l.. Travis as leader. Follow
Ing Is the program: Roll CALI current
events paper. Trades. Native Dress,
Customs. Money" by Mrs. Albert Rifle
Music, Musicians, Literature end Re-
llgion," BY Mrs. O. A. Scott Army and
Navy BY Mira w. n. Anderson.
Thoeo Drescnt yyero.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05
In Honor Of Bride.

Ars. Ira W, Porter entertained at
luncheon today at her home IN honor OF
Miss Katherine Becker. bride OF next
week. A large basket covered with tnils
and filled with yellow and white POM
pom ehrySanthemums vas used a. a
table eeIterpieoe. Covers were placed
for;
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05
Wash Chiffon Wells

One and three-quarter yards long
and one yard vide. With fancy
and hemstitched borders. Black
white and all the new shades.
Wells worth $1.25. Very QE~
special Thursday, at..'.' O~N
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05

The hostessee OF the evening were
Mesdames Rogers. Hass and I.amesh,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05

Charles \. Cady, 252i Sherman AVE., Web. $751;
RsTn shdIs Cor 18th and Howard, Douglas 4si
LunIsn Studio. 1911 Fanam Street, Douglas 1904
RsnAnhtt Siudls, 1922 Faman ST., Douglas 3S4s
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05

The Coma Dancing club will give a
private dancing PARTY Friday evening al
the Sanford hotel.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05

:. A. RlnsAah, 18th and Faman, Douglas i737
RststTun Studio, 1911 Flman Street. Douglas S622
SaAdAsg & EItnsT tO1 50. 18th ST., Douglas 2sS1
j. W. SLOgIuhd, 24tA 3 Cunning Sts., Douglas 1875
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05
Women's Pure Thread
SILK HOSE

In Assorted Evening saadss.
Including black and white. Some
have Isle garter tops; others
have silk double tops. They are
ali full-fashioned. with high
spilced heels and toes ana aou-
bic soles Every pair perfect
$1.O0 and $3.50 quality. E0~
Special Thursday, at .VSS
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-05

MesdaInes- MesdAmes--
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soRxER WIFE OF
oHM. CLAY y pIAD

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ass .s @a@ sis.- &iss.s~s Co ksSsss
s-@sses = sase~s asa assssrssaess
Ais h.se s@ Ns@sse. e@asss 10 usvsss
s~ rsssess sas seceesssss ssss@bs %
sA0 pss Of Ats e~asasvss So sseu the
fhe sss1 l.s, cray ssv-
essl --1Aiks sss.s ta. s.ASlss sd
ssssr stst si@~ ks> h-ss s.svsed
f.ps sIss~so Clss Ss~a is 1895
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MILITIA FORCE N
STRIKE DISTRICT
TO BE CUT DOWN
rssss Of 1~s csapss,ss st istas.
u, TO Lave District Sunday.
cAssis, vtil y isessassd ~ .
Fsis,iiisx Fssss.

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ts,sssssas VI sA~ t~ssr tusvr 90
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SEQ ai8ss sh~A 500 Smsassss.s AZ
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sas4 rsesss .s h~ sesssA-a ssr s~saa
esaEEs = seS l. "a sA- sisss tassss
ssG ssss4 sssapasiss sFv sspse rsfas
vet yssss sass \ ss il su~assseS Of
Capitals Isa.lrl tss.sIsssss ss& Ccss-
ssss l. ia 10 seae.saS ai tssewssAtet
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fsas~ sssa seaspsaIrs tsss b~~s Sc
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sstt f-ssase in sb. si.-ssus Nb,as,
"a a.a viii s~sssss Cssssis tsss-
sIsn4es ~sIl vsr relieved fs-~~ spssars
s.ss as ssrs - he s-assrs n~sss-
~sss tss s-@ssas b~s IJsss.sssS
bss sasos siir s.sasp So rsssssss spr
detailed sessie.s rae eaep VII .es
trails " .s-eSSi cats sss-pssew eigssa
NNsr" wv - P~s~ ~ ~ sse srs
ssss teas e. as
S~ss hos ssss The iatsasss soms4
ps~sss Will BIC sv.ass..t viii Ss~srs
90 existing eeasssIaess stasvvsrs as
fast ss sh~ tst.stsg tesvss ssr s~ss
sse.s ss. esssvrr scsves ~sIr p~ Ia.
tf.ssss's Z, i. tk~ t-siss et ss- rssSss
tsss ssssassSti-s = sstess satv. Of
.sssJtY pssr-rl,se -hr district 'ssr
sItI b- ab'. =. hesr s.~s vIelss,s
Aas maiasaia psas. IL The Sisetjets
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Nster bpststine u. storms ~ tsss
sh. old record breaker CampsaIa is
!. bs sold vssin lev m-e,b. ~
sk. saI ,ss.ske1sa Daring hsr Iene
career The vsasr-Asis ks. nss. sss
rpaat yerexvs. equal TO .N uips ;c
'se Hsoe- tetveva Nc~ NutS sasl
s.sS ~ss ss.ssIs sas aas carried es-t s-s.-
,s~ first sssis ssss~Nssss Tire
ysmpans ssH SsvY&weris's $50 sIrst
tssie sAss-u4sss. sud tor y long
tive after hcr s5y.as ias" th. West.
rfu yg.ss p3sssas-r trade she sss
soete-l urgn a. en- ofvsn sr-rhvund
SEE tss keys- b.r .ta,e ell year rvsn.I
arriving IL rrss esris sasutda =
ns-eiaSs WITH her sskish wsss :
aa tunuers and ysektiihc lines the
"a .s~rssias IN the eyes cs ~sr-
ia-,s. u s-cs- ~ ,se Mvs, graceful
sairs entering ,ae Port ot Nre
yu.s I,er fastest trtp eastward ~ss
5 dsys. hours. " aiautss Esd her
record ves;rsrd trip wss 5 day.. =
hcars. = minutes CoMpatei With
the liners oG to-day the CampsRia Is
small ship she is sol feet fOss
So feet beam. 1850 sross ,onRsss
and S...". horse power. Her old
tviR-s<rew eaziues sfe stili capable
ct driving her ss an aSerase ~ 70
knets. su; her coal soasanp,len !.
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very costly Tor her slz- and speed.
The latest rest cure. sanilarium.
haek-fenss yodi-r.. otherwise iab.
bi-s. and other unfortunate animals
has been established IN New York
through the effosis Of . numbes Of
wealthy women. \ brand n~~
building With all the most sppso, cd
and up Ia date .oinfosis aud e,ui ,.
meat. for pati-ai. has been r-elsd
-se-.isii, for this purpose. making
this hotel hospital eausi TO asy in
the world. Oa the right - oss e.
i-ss 10 the disp~asAfy. which " siss
the waiting room for ihs royal fan.
'ii-s sni issssr satellite. ot dosasu.
.sidons and birdsiora \ rosapl.se
a'us ssop sa5oiss ihi. susm. sna Oft
that a perfectly equipped o.,~rs,iss
sacm for -m-sx.sry eases. On the
.~-oni slnoF are h he toosa the
~ssL. snd private su-,sa. On .as
ssha- sisos as- t-o diet sisehsss. b..
sides sh- regular ktscs.n ~ksss ons
asS order the h~sI 80 s-~~r -
heesds or sDstsss Tn the third f.s~ .
ar ~ssds ssd private hos sssn.
'ss ,h~ Larger Asi sseas-s ps,issis.
tse Ass.s~. tof ssa.e s.s arrive 10
. particularly bad n.h,si Of physical
state sa.s- ls tie sasemeAs tl-rr
sSe The s4li-! s.i,. ssi straight.
Jackets nes Odd rule st The in.sita4
sics ss that .h-r- .hs,, De- as n,S.
,ss as visiting sn,shs sh- ssaiissss
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Tsess = s.ssp Ca ~ !. tt.s eeetSs =
~ svsNlrv vAaN ali cSket 6epesse ~
toa~tsss. ssi s=su ssse IsN fee teAs1
aasy ys~.s ~ i'..> p-c~ssas.i Il q Vel
Nsps>~ > \ Prescribed bes4i ts0le<ssA 0eA
~ eesss RsIv falling "a vs5e WuA lErsl
ersr~ hes pTsv.a CA-stfn - - . sselses.
tv'ssAsl ,ilsess~. ssj thef~ fSFv t-rgesv ?
se-sstssyticn.t s-es;ner.. HeWa Celasst
Cc.. f~te-'c. Ohio. '. s;f. caiy Coseti.v-
eso~sl c-rs ~, 'rs r,ss-se,s II b sst.n -
eefc.nv IN iss.s fsv-n - dfets - q -.
asd n,ucc-ss s,IfSse.e Of the srp.e.n. Ther
otrf ere fre.fe-l ,,,f,1-s foe asy c>ss q
.,iss - eurc. rcai f-- circulars q NJ ees-
tin,r.sa'. .
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fsAs SsaH-n rAouy tsas sss e~osuss.sa-
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cosl,sxEY NJ n ao,R.

Rss-4-o tsss sss=Caaftes \ t0ss.
ssk.ss es.siS<ss ~ IN. CStwsas sesh
al sks Ana~ssess s-aHs. sss sssis
g-~ssseH 10 .Ass bed sassss. sssftsss
sse~ s's~ssA ss-ssJes o'sutssss<
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sesssss- trsssss ssss sp tssss tee
Nss~ sa~sss, ~sh ,ts sze-ss.-. os a..
sssisEes baseball sespess
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PAfRio1i3,e

o,r ..w ,isisre. auiehll vtth W.
ideas.
y ssssv, the Sr~-s svsssSssh -
oar .L-h II he wasn't so;ss home 10
iiss,. sci h. tell. NJ. tkst he b
yssisvd With sh- Turk ~hc runs the
fruit stand,
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-14

N.x York. Feb. ii,-TAs annual
.vpor, Of speeisi Sessions, which has
just been sabmittsd 10 the Mayor oi
New York. eOaisins statistics show
ins = remarkable ineEeas. durins
the year 1919 over the year isl:
In the aamber of ease. app~asiag
before the eoustS In this city. in
isla there ~es 1886 ea.-.. a. eom-
pared With il.:ao in isi:. 80 ia
crease Of almost ~ per cent. Just
how TO account for this Increase is
~hst i. pulsiisg Father kniek~r-
boeksT. The isrress~ IN 1919 over
isi: In certain case, is a. follow;
Assault tnrscsss ts,: disosdefly
house. i"s: Petit iaIseay sss:
:,uos ias ,s~ i:s: Hsnsfer ticket
ia~ 90: unlawful pcss-.xsos Of re-
waivers i:,: labor ia~ i.isS: sani.
,sfS en.i- i.s;s. The mns sassbi.
iheI-,s. i. In The tisia,ioss of the
ia'rsF law Th.ss s-rs s.sss sas-s
received s.s spf. eohsistsI % ,fiAi
,s sssias, ss.iz pleading guilty. 50
acquitted sa. - aiss,is.~a Th-
.asssp..sis- F---sss at sE- -sfk in ls-
chiiir-h Coa6 for ih- .uasii-s at
Nee NnsA. kiaxss Qa--hs sai Rich.
nsaes ssa~s that il 1919 theirs s-ss
1881 arS rss~. vs ssiIsfsh tssssse,
b-sors lh- soar soasss, rle total
ssns-s as sh!iissh sssFE.s ~isa iss-
,raIis sSiisss~aes ia 1919 ~a. ~
rtss In ih~ sss~s os shilif~n
sAsss.s sish iaseAit- a..issa-a.f
tx r.ssressin.s eef- sasisih.d ts
5ssts sas-s seis IL sp~ i.i pses-~s.s
,esss ss- vs asbisias< vss- sasisis-S
is ss.ls sa.~.y II sec sesF s.s~-
gsiIss-s srss aases sks .uass's Fs-s
tsstga sse4ssseass fss saaE@f ~
ssilssrs e...e-s IL isssi,s's1ss
.sssess a tsgs~sss 10 s4- Last ss.f
\ total a. sstis e.ss gesassntsa ia
1913 as sxsis.s asss- 10 tsis As
. sr~a1' - saess figures tssh-s
ksss A.ps@ssrs &. sssss l- aisv.srs
~s.sAss .ss ssss I. ase~tss s@sr
sssAsss ps shr ~es5f~ sssse si.Slssso
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~ ssr bi'l sA5FA Is sss P~ssi.s
is Nss.ss sa@st5 sxeesss Ia. New
Ssss s'iss ~5ig kssu .srsss.siss @s.z
ssis sess IL. ist-@ias.suss ~
ss. ss1t ess Sse largely to sas ~ea
sses ssasssas-sas, !. 'sis si'ss Nzs
ss ss9 @ess particular 10 vain sae
-sseits@rpss Of v@~~s fcs .ljssssla
Ns viii differ tsess ss.s- ~ aars
sseA ~a.sss asus.s IN sSliiIos Go
e,.iss ssr sisil .~ssT- sssmisr4
sissa s- s.-@r. sAss thissf years Old
,sa less sss. sasss-iisss tssis ssis
aries ~iIr b. .~ss,i In skes~ Of sh-
asas rAsse ~SrI S-~ = .iisss sssisa
sisr is sn. upttssms th- wpsass
~ss be ssssssst q. abile rsrs.s
sssfe nails 1-,saf p,esase .h"~s,
sltsrs es seras.@sats sas In ssstuI
sssg on she STREETS 81 she at~srsSba
sss shs -e-s~issinres u - brlj~vra
viii be sraS in dance halls ssS Prh.
IL rsFAss vnesv srssty syesrsshy aAs
v@sss sssi.ssT.sseess eusslS nskr shess
es~s, Irsse~eaess ss"s 'ss ps-
tise@-u ~b1 Asss ssseer sss~sess
eslryss sss i,ssiss-rrst u il aJsss
b.tsevzS .bss shs. iAes sesIt BIC ~
st.., sssvis. in tss hassIiss ~ ~ez
n.- s,sis.ts. especially es 'he Esss
side
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rssse hss- -.s ~ arts Of set,
iss. sial.sf. foe SEVERAL weeks
skics ssfs ba. sassasrd Gssefsi
rss.- 10 b-ii-s. Be .sli b.e able :.
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Nelv York Puzzled
by Crime Increase

Coming
6trietes Enioeneat Lawn Bill
Up Abany Au,horse Police wonen I City Old oceaa
Drsakss has Covered Alioa and Hall Miles
Hospital Animals Father Kaokerbocka Plenty
Spending nensy 1914 Autonobes Continue Heavy Death Toll
City 6tssstA
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HER nIW GOWN WAS A DREAM
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The chronicle=news., 1914-02-14

c.N WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-14

very costly for her .iz. and speed,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-26

doing my bit What's the of doing any than you have
TOT As long IN getting by, let it go at that
any line of work the fellows that get the top
NOT the who work with the idea Of just getting by
but these usually the first feel when younger
and more energetic passes them
Bill got off the train the dnky little station Of his town.
and he walked up the main toward his home the old
land marks that he remembered and dreamed about while in
New York looked awfuy small and not bit he had been
picturing them to himself while he away AS he swung
the yard through the little white picket gate Bill felt
if his heart way up his throat choking him Bill didn't
90 to the door but around the kitchen he
had always he could first remember As he pushed
open the door, there his mother standing by the kitchen
table, making big thick juicy apple pies But Bill didn't
care mothers hands and covered with -four
as he folded her into his own and kissed her-H G.
(To BE coNTINuEDl
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-26

God created man in His own
image.
He meant man to develop the
Divine qualities and the Divine
powers.
He meant man to have and en-
joy every benefit, delight and
pleasure which this wonderful
world offers; he meant man to
form partnership with Nature
and beautify the earth, and to
make this life the ante-room to
larger worlds and fuller lives be-
yond by realizing his eternal part
nership with his Creator. In truth,
God meant man to be superhu-
man; a human demonstration of
Divine possibilities.
There have been many great
men and women on earth. but no
man and no woman who have
been as great and as perfectly
rounded as they might be. That
complete development remains to
be done by the new humanity.
You who read these words,
however great and successful and
good you may be, are not ais
great, as successful, or good as
you can be.