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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21
MUST PAY $4,000
FOR BEATING UP
HEAD OF SCHOOL.

In the eyes Of the law, Fred W
Miller. a Sunnyaide carpenter. r.
lucky today that he IL alive.
Notwithstanding. Miller himself
seems unhappy
Superior Judge HUMPHREYS has
decreed that Miller must pay 5000
az a sort Of premium for remaining
20 long on earth. He might thank
HIS stars. the judge said. that he
was not one o. the fixtures In the
sunnyalde church yard
But Miller doesn't look al II this
way. He's going To ask the ~.
preme court whether Judge Hum
phries IL right
Beats Up Principal
Miller beat up Principal Herman
Henring OF the Sunnyside school
February 9. When RenSlng looked
himself over after the frscas. which
took place IN the street in from, ~
the sunnysids church. his injuries
luventoried:
Ore large black eye.
One index finger end missing
One fractured rib.
Rensing sued for damages. He
got n judgment Thursday for $4,000.
RensinR had ordered MIller's son
OF the school grounds. That's how
the trouble started.
Miller wanted 20 know why.
He waylaid the teacher on the
way 10 school February ~ and
asked for an explanation. II was
not forthcoming. and he demanded
thst Rensing apologize TO his son.
Renslng refused TO be thus hu.
INFLATED. and Miller drove him or
the route TO school. forcing thu
teacher TO hunt up a bodyguard and
proceed 90 his classes by another
way
Principal Smiles Him
After school adjourned Renring
started home. surrounded by group
~ children. Miller stopped him in
the road. and 20 tainted him that
the principal smote him over the
head with his lunch basket
Let me pass" he demanded.
Miller leaped upon him and beat
Rensing t1pped over something.
falling on his back.
Miller leaped upon his and beat
him until he promised 10 apologize
20 Miller's son.
You are fortunate Rensing didn't
arm himself with a pistol after you
stopped him In the morning" de-
clared Judge HUMPHREYS. Had he
shot you dead he would have been
blameless In the eyes of the law.
You set a bad example for the
children % your community and for
It's older citizens. No man has
right To provoke another 10 strike
him. with the intention OF beating
him up afterward."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21
Little Chance to
Convict Jit Men

There Is little likelihood that any.
with one possible exception. OF the
numerous cases brought against al
legged unbonded jitney drivers by
the Seattle Electric Co.'S represen.
tatives will result in conviction.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Palmer signified Friday he would
drop most OF the suits OF the defend.
ants Will pay the costs.
The trial OF John z. Click. arrest.
ed on the complaint OF +. II. wor.
then, Seattle Electric Inspector,
was set for trial Friday afternoon.
Click says eh needs no attorney,
and that he had a temporary police
permit TO operate his machine while
waiting for his bond from Olympia
Al II. Gray. II. y. Griffin and John
X. Smith say their bonds were on
their way from Olympia when they
were arrested. Their trials are set
for next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21

Stall II, lbs fine graduated sugar.
Soc. Stalls I7-3s. fresh pAsteurized milk.
&c ut. Dc ~. stall ~ corn. peas. salnon
or oysters cans sbe. stall sew. fancy
rimmed hats. sec to sg.Oo. stall "a.
straw berry shortcakc all day. Ice stalls
et-eA, best peanut butter. lee 10 ssuer-
kraut, Sc at. stall ~, cans fancy to-
matoes use. stall 1891 best creamery
butter, lbs. soc stall as shoes resoled.
see to T5c; heels. zoe and csc. stall S..
large cans best milk iSc. with ID.
soc coffee stall ~, boiling beef &c 70
Sc H.; sugar-cured beef Ice 90 ishc ID.
stall Is, extra large lemons. ic each.
Stalls and :, new potatoes &c 10, stan
. bermuda onions, Be 10. stall 1893. Use
tomatoes. sQc can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21

Stalis -. Steer boiling beef &c: shoui.
oer pork roast. Il ac ID. steer shoulder
steak. i9bc II. Stan a., King salmon.
iec N halihut. lbs sbc Stall IL.
h"nr-sfo~n spinach. Sc n. green psss
his iAc stall l.. lee iosves bread.
ihc' slayer cake. xoc. stalls is-is one
isrse sack Holly flour. sikS tnof dsiIv-
cred unless with other srocsrie.t. Fels
Naptha snap. bars .sc. Washfaston
mix, &c can; white figs Z lbs ssc; fresh
sess'ed peanuts, lbs ltr. peanu, butter,
I've 10. Royal baking powder sc III
tomatoes cans ltc. tFree delivery in
grocery Department. stall 10. California
grapefruit for csc. soft shsIied w.lnuf..
lbs Csc. stall Is. Washington creamery
butter. sc. fresh oregon ranch egsa
lSc ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21

Flour, si.ts sack best spua. s.pg
sack. giRs. washhoardx soc: onions
lbs Zoe. young onions. punches &c:
green peas, tbs. 4sc apples. gsc box:
young carrots. ; lbs ioc. lemons dos
sbc' head lettuce. Tor Sc. cucumber. Sc
and lee each. large iosves bread. iSc:
hshhut. Tbs 2se fresh shad, gsc each:
large mackerei isc each: best butter.
lbs sbcs best cheese lbs ssc: ranch
eggs. doa tsc. PIT roast. &c H. sugar
cured ham, i2hc H.. shoulder lamb. %
10. leg lamb 1Sc III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21

SAN DIEGO. May 2i.-Mrf.
Marion r. Rains. recently discharg.
ed as police Judge Of ri Calon by
a vote OF three 10 two Of the board
OF trustees. is going 10 fight for
her rights. according 20 her an.
nounoement
Up 10 the time OF her discharge
early this week Mrs Rains Was
the only woman Justice IN Caliior-
mia. IL not Ia the United States. 10
cal womens clubs are Interesting
themselves in Mrs Rains case and
hundreds Of San Diego women are
rallying 10 her support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21
Gen. Mckenzen
has 14O, 900 Prisoners

BERLIN. May 2l--Gen Macken.
zens army has taken 100000 Rus
sian prisoners in It's sweep thru
Ghiicls since May !. an official
statement announced today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21
REAL ESTATE

fie CASH
o. monthly buys Tive nice. Level leis To-
Gated q, huauanish ono hogrs ride
from Seattle streets Graded and GRADE
psia Price Tor ~. lots. 1850. only $50
each. short Walk 10 wharf. five STAGE
10 camp We vii Install ~stsr main
IN front - ever TOT Tor - We have
sold giT lots adjoining Fr~e ahsfraei
warranty deed perfect titis best boat
service on sound four round tfips
daily. Frse fare n you cut this al out
and hrtrE % IN our statesmen MAKE
t~o trips daily on boats Take si.amsr
a. 70 a m or p ~. Tor suluami.h,
pier = foot ~ Madison at every daY
except saturday and Sunday Boats
leave Saturday and SUNDAY at "a.
suauamish Land ca. ole Hanson. Pre-
td.ni Tes.5io New YaFk Heck rhone
Eiiioft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21
POPULAR PRICES

Thorough scientific 'e.iias 81 Your eye.
zoe. BEST nat lenses soc, Turic sprs
tieo. ~ strpas aanliKht oF fhs movies
hurt yaur eye. ese special glasses ~
Johannes graduate univ-fsi'r -
cop~nhAx~n Hours 90 s sunday,
60 - gsxisssrsi ~ ssis board %
oysom.sry sa&-s cfsrf nite. Ftfth
ara Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21

out aud Offered 90 the public BY his company It's
importance may DO Judged by the fact that n world
famous landscape architect referring TO this beach.
recently said: Within ten years here viii be one
OF III. most famous seaside resorts on the North
American continent
SEAHuRST will b. IN. mecca for thousands
and thousands OF tourists who come 90 tho state
OF Washington every year and II will be the sea.
aide summer home place and pleasure resort for
Seattle Everett. Tacoma. Beilinsham spokane and
all other cities IN the state OF Washington.
GEAHURST has not been created by the com.
pany for the profits thai might come from the
sale OF the frs, lots-sor all such money will fall
far short OF the coat OF creating it--but for tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21
LAKE WASHINGTON boulevard
BLOCKS FROM BOULEVARD

on the rifK. south q, Mount Baker
Park. new ..raorn bungalow. we'll
built With unohsfructihis view.
snap ~ tisTt. term. as cash.
$50 menthiY. iust IKE paying
rent come In and We will TAX.
you out 10 .ee this place, Burke
Farrsr. 20, Nsv York Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21

FEAHtRST 10 only lis miles
from Seattle--on famous CohaSset
neaeh-deelared by the Chicago,
Milwaukee A. 81 Paul Railway
company 10 be the finest. widest.
smooth.st beach on thu Pacific
Coast"
SEAHuRST will consist ~ n
big. s0o-room summer hotel. bath
house. pleasur. pier. dancing pa.
siiion and casino. board walk.
beach drive and a seaaide city OF
summer homes
THE OREGON & WASHING
TON DEVELOPMENT CO has
done and Ia doing big things for
sEAHURsT. IL Is planned. laid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21

stalls 2 g. 8, Z, veal roast, Ice ID rot
roast, lie III; pork roast. ic III. round
steak. live 10. legs lamb. lac Ii; homes
rendered lard, Ike h; chickens, tae 10
stalls i06-iis, pure cane sugar. sa saes
with other $500 order, not including spe,
cials; ibc pork and beans. for abei eet
can baking powder. zoe, b-lh. pkg seed
less raisins 5Sc; 30 bottle grapeiuice. sSe
stalls 1875. his combs new honey ieei
large Jelly beans, Toe To-; iac seedles
raisins. i0c; corn syrup Zoe can, tomato
plants 10 for lee stall ios ali 4oc coffee
Sgc, fresh milk SC ct. Sc ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21

slonE
LOTS ~ THE FIRST DIV.
SION OF seahurst are nov being
sold NJ aAioundingiy low prices. for
the purpose OF starting the project
or And they are in biz demand.
NJ from tzb for back lots TO 800
for sea front lots. The terms are
only g. or $40 a within tho
reach OF everyone. This gives
everyone an opportunity 10 get In
on the ground floor and reap the
quick and generous profits that
are bound 10 come with the de-
velopmen, OF this gay amusement
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21
ACREAGE


SUNDAY
Moruins sou should take your ute snf
40 20 ufnMfSDHkM wnsfe yeu ~iii
zee small farm tracts Of ths choicest
tsna on IN. msiu land. Al the al
ssntRs-s -ith ipes. price, snd YOUR
own terms Cufus in Al once and act
your tickets Esd faW paFtieuisrs.
e. X ETuurEVANT
sia.tii Hosion nloct.
SOME or Our REST
~ arrss n.ay torpedo STALLION. rich, level
isna part htarA loan an county road
short ~ar 90 beach and dock trics
i7ce. your orn terms.
S acres. half mile from beach rich. level
land snsy 60 clear Price VS. t2e
cash. tio9 per month.
water Fran,--io acres - rich alder land .
running water. FINE beach excellent
sna 10 Independent Price ilee your
own terms
iaie rirst Ave Elliott ssG.
o. CASH.
IS cash secures tract tos2ee feet. covered
~iih mapis alder and cedar. water
hsins Installed. streets graded without
charge fine soii, juss the place TO
camp. Price. ~ith water ard grade
paid tiat Free abstract warranty
deed; perfect Title. tass. 80 cents PEI
year. no tarss payable for two yesrs
on. hours rid. from Seattle. Free fare
~ you cut this ad out and bring u IN
any DAY except sunday Land for
merry part Indian reservation Decided
from Indians. approved government
February. this year. Euauamish Land
Company. ole Hanson. President 700
40 New York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21
A Well-known State
Senator Says:

This decided auoc~s
your company has enjoyed
N tie development work
her, IN the Northwest IN
atnFR THE SUCCESS or
HEAiirttsT. Ny p~raonai
Acquaiutanco and business
dealings with the officers
of your company have been
such that ~ affords me
great pleasure tu RECON-
MEND YOUR COMPANY
&c one that CAN nE RE-
LIED rfnN To CARRY
OgT ITs PLANE"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21

Canadian casualties In war In
clude names Of Joseph Martin,
Olympia. Wash; James Douglas
Orr. Belllngham. and Ernest A.
Palmer, Oswego, Or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21
s-AcRE RANCH

just north ~ the city limits. and
only a short distance from RAJ
VIENNA park car line. good road.
fine view overlooking Seattle
viii make terms 20 suit you call
o. 2na New York Block and ! viii
show you the property. Inquire
for Mr.. Oiisen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21
WATER FRONT LAND

WATER FRONT LAND
FoH THE FAMILY
tts c.sh. she's sis meafhiT for a short
tips. wiii provide thrm -iih = perfns'
n-ns water front summer hosa~ site
our OLYMPIC VIEW TRACTS 'hs
,heies - Sound franisss t-aefs tracts
See ard Ice. smaller tracts siit
CHARLES aoMEHa COMPANY
~~~|~-~~~|~~~~-~-~S~>~ ~s~~J-~D~-~-~-~~~~~~
Al ACREAGE
LET Us TELL you MORE
bout
THREE LAKES. sNoHoMIsH CO,
WASH.
where Q large area 81 good land 10 hstn 4
developed ard rhsrs there ar. parma
neat inda.,ris. 20 sid in the develop
msnt
THERE ARE MANY
ADVANTAGES
rhs lands are ~sii grouped around ih-
iarn where our mills are located
There four auto Stages and tss
train. daily good roads schools. siop
church. n. y u. phone ana nsishbors
our prices and terms are reasonable
you DEAL WITH US DIRECT
Write or See
v. n. MEiKLEJOHN. Mgr
Land Dept. 1901 l.. G. Smith Bldg
THREE LAKES LBR. co.
Is MONTHLY
80 cash buys Ruduamish acre. location
short walk from wharf. street graded
free. exact .iss 3oesi5I feet. balance
used for strs.;s lies level. fine soil
freq abstract; plenty wood: fine. tai
trees maple. cedar, fir and alder Prizes
tt06 Take boat 70 a. m or y m Tot
suausmi.h from Pier .. foot Of Madison
~. Saturday and Sunday boats lsav. :
n m. Free fare n you cut out this I'D
end brinE u IN any day except Bun
day. Statesmen on hosts wearins
badges Come at once and sc, youl
pick one hours rid. from wharf a
wharf suananish Land Company. Ols
Hanson. President. no New York Block
Phone Elliott 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21

BIO RISE IN VALUES is bound TO come with
the establishment OF the various SEAHIHsT
projects. according 20 the prediction OF persons
who have watched the development, OF famous sen.
side resorts I'm various portions OF the country.
A TENT CITY IL TO be established At Seahurht
this July. that the many persons who have
already become Interested in this forthcoming big
ocean resort may have an opportunity 10 spend
their vacations there and enjoy all the delightful
recreation offered by the real ocean beach.
FULL INFORMATION about tho tent city. the
plan Of SEAIiuRST. the prices OF lots. etc. to-
geiher with valuable illustrated descriptive mat
ter. arc yours for tho asking. Call. telephone or
writ. for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21

A steamer will leave Seattle every
Sunday a, 800 a m. for Port Town.
send direct.
's,eamer Kulshsn viii call a, Port
Townsend. northhound SATURDAY..
only leaving Seattle at 10 D. m.
Points marked 90 are boat ians,r.
Passengers for these points ana a.,
other boat landing points mus, may.
their own arrangement. for lansir.
aud assume all risk and liabii,ty ~
making such lsndink Steamers pa.'
ssnser rate does not include bos,
landing charss
baggage liability 10 iim,,es "a
wearing apparel not TO ssce.s stnn
for whole ticket ibo pounds aliou.a
free
steamers and schedules suhise, %
change without notice Freight p.
csived daily for all point. e.xe.n,-
inH raeomsl named In allow. sched.
ule.
Tickets must be purchased at tich.,
office, Open from s;so a m. TO 1890
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket Office. Ceimsn Dock.
Phone, Main spaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21

WANTED Lady 10 travel. can take IN
fairs south busturss clean and profit
able a sfeat flnamriai future 60 tisht
party Answer ~ letter y
FRENCH. eel saesnth ave H~sttis. Wn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21
fs FEMALE SITUATIONS

sTENOGHAPHEH hiEh school graduate
two years office experience. consider
any engagement. 10 anywhere. Hot
H-g1 star
WIDOW. with three children. would Ike
day work or office work or tani'or
work. day or nish; Phone sidney lass
WNsHIN0, also curtains blankets East
1877.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21

oar Acquainted aociEff-A.mss
and addr-sss. ITO fins ct Mails
1890 Ladies' fres
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-01
The OCiIIa Southern

The prOpable extension of the Ocilla Southern is
Cevng State wide recognition by all the leading daily
papers The plans rapidly maturing which will give
Fitzgerald another trunk line through the State to the
Capital and in time southern terminus at Jacksonville
Fla Fitzgerald businessmen and capitalists have d..
rect interests in the development of this railroad Its
growth would accelerate the growth of the city and now
we believe is the OppOrune time to strike to secure the
shops of this road But recently the shops of the road
were destroyed by fine at Ocia and the company will
have to rebuild it and is contemplating to build on
larger scale to provide for the certain increase that will
follow it's extension Fitzgerald is more properly the
ideal location for its shops and headquarters and we be-
eve the shops be secured the management of the
road must realize that they will have advantages here
that they cannot possibly get in Ocila now or in the
future The road in all PROBABILITY will run into Macon
before the end of this year, and with this extension the
traffic will demand larger and more extensive repair
shops and yard cOnvenences which best be located
in or Fitzgerald.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-01

phones are now utilizing their
"plant" for war munitions of one
sort or another. None of the
munltion manufacturers as yet, as
far as l could gather, seriously
feels the pinch Of short supplies of
raw stuffs. But all through the
industrial belt heard anxiety ex-
pressed as to what the future in
this respect inevitably had in store.
But you cannot leave Western
Germany without taking away an
abiding impression that the Faith
erland is working tooth and nail at
keeping itself equipped with the
real sinews of war. An American
Abroad.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-01
RECEIVER REFUSED
TO EMPIRE LIFE

Special To The Leader Enterprise
Atlanta, Ca, Jan. 80. The
new state insurance law which
created the state board of insur-
ance has again come to the pro-
lection of a home life insurance
organization which was being
bitterly attacked by a minority
stakeholder in a demand for re-
ownership. This is the Empire
Life Insurance company, Judge
W. D. Ellis of the superior court
yesterday refusing to appoint a
receiver for the company and
saying that the plaintiffs should
lay the matter before the state
board. composed of the Governor,
the Insurance Commissioner and
the Attorney General.
After the court had announced
this decision Albert Howell, of
counsel for the plaintiffs, an
nounces that he would offer an
amendment to his original petit
ton, and the court decided to
hear arguments on this next
Monday. But he still said he
would not appoint a receiver for
the company.
Insurance Com missioner
Wrighc claims jurisdiction in the
case based on the new law, and
there has been a slight conflict
over this. General Wright's in
tervention, however, will take
the case before the state board
and the insurance commissioner
will administer the affairs of the
company until it can adjust the
troubles, which were largely
brought on by the litigation.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-01
Youthfu! Escapades of Tolstoy.

ToIstOy'S sister, Marie, related that
one day at the hour of luncheon be
succeeded in eluding the vigilance OF
his tutor in order to carry into eXecu
ton project he had long had in view
This was to jump out of the window
into the courtyard, a distance of ff.
teen feet below. The boy did it and
providentially did not break any
bones, but the shock was so great that
he slept afterward for eighteen hours.
Nothing caused Tolstoy the boy more
annoyance about this time than the
knowledge that he was very plain fea.
tured- To be revenged on nature be
determined to make himself still uglier
and with this end in view cut off his
eyebrows.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-01
Notice of Sale

In the District Court of the
United States for the Fourteenth
District of Georgia. Southern
Division.
In the matter of:
Georgia Tailors: M. Gotleib &
| Fisher. .Bankrupts. In, Bank
ruptcY.
Under and by virtue of an order
passed by the Hon. James +. Me-
Crackin Referees in bankruptcy at
Valdosta, Ca, on Jan. 23rd. 1915
| will offer for sale the assets of
the above named bankrupts for
cash at public outc,Y to the high
est and best bidder as follows:
On Feb. 9Th | will offer for sale
the entire stock of goods, fixtures.
notes and accounts Of the Fitzger.
aid business before the storehouse
door at Fitzgerald, Ca, within the
legal hours of sale. On the 9Th dav
of Feb. 1915 | will offer for sale
the entire stock of goods, fixtures.
notes and accounts of the business
located at Savannah, Ga. before
the storehouse door in Savannah
within the legal hours of sale.
The successful bidder will be re.
CURED to- deposit with me 10 per
cent cash OF their bid pending con-
hrmatlon of the sale when the en-
tire amount will be collected.
1926. Drew w. Paulk, Trustee.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-01
With Eight Hour Shifts
Industrial Germany
Is Booming

Whatever the wars ravages
mean to places like Hamburg and
Breaen, which are paralyzed while
Germauy'S sea routes are barred,
important industrial towns like
Dusseldorf, Duisburg, Mulheim,
Bochnm, and Dortmud, and . score
OF lesser places in Rhineland- Wes-
phaIia, are enjoying "boom times.
Every factory, foundry. or mill
c injected with the production CT
b ,avy products like iron, stetl
Ding, supplements, railway ma
: isis, cranes, trucks, motor
ries, and all the other vast i'm
Z ments of modern army, is
gie- than at any time in its MS
I y. They, too, like Kruprs are
" ,rking at Neutrality-suspicious. ca
YscIty4 Countless works ordinarily
emil loved, FOR example, in making
such unwarike prodUcssas gramo-
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-01
A Great Career Ahead.
III the profeSsor?'

Are you the professory
Yes, sir. What can l do for you?"
~ have daughter and I'd like tc
know what it will cost me to have hel
taught to sing, think she will be
come a great operate star if her voice
is properly trained"
Does she seem to have extraordina.
ry gifts rs vocalist?"
Well no. we haven't noticed. that
her vocal gifts are out Of the ordinary
out nobody seems to be able to man.
age her."-Chicago Herald.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-01
Mean Brute!

"The men are always prating about
mans inhumanity to man." observed
Mrs. Gabb What have they to com
plain about?"
Plenty" growled Mr.. Gabb. Eight
out of every ten married men &c
around trying TO getj single men into
trouble by advising them to get mar
riad." -Cincinnati Enquirer.