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-iSf, mi negra. i lie amo, te ado
70, te idolatro, y 81 td 10 exiges hasta
me divorcio con Escclastica. ...l
-iDios mio. ....l lSenor *. con-
testabale ella, toda LENA de espanto,
5Pero, es ,lsted . ? iusted. ;? IQuien
10 ha puesto asi, -?
Y ell amigo Perez sin duda aiguna
prerendi6 abrazarla. porQue senti el rui-
do que hizo al rechazarlo y casi al mism0
instante los gritos de:
-iSOcorro. - lSocorro.. lsoco-
Me abalanc6 sobre la puerta, con dos
policias mas que habian acudido al es-
candalo.
La mulata habiase escapado por una
ventana cuando nosotros pudimos en-
trar nos encontramos con Ell amigo Pc
rez, que con ell rostro encendido y los
ojos encandilados, aunuue con su cabe-
"a blanca, como un volcan coronado por
la nieve su abultado abdomen Y sus pier
mas inseguras, hacienda eses con voz
enronquecida y pastosa. cantaba:
''La cucaracha, la cucaracha,
va no puede caminar
,porQue 1e faltan, porque le faltan
las patitas para andar. -
80. .... .... ... 49,.
AL otro dia dona Escolastica, hecha
una Magdalena juntO al lecho del ami
go Perez, preguntabale:
-IPero, como fu6 ESQ, esposo mio. :?
IC6mo fue ESQ.,?
Y el, con su sonrisa bonachona, con
la expression dulce y placentera de los
dias felices, aunque con voz muy de-
bill, como la de un nifo enfermo, contes-
t6le:
-iUna cana, mujer.... tuna ca
ma. !! IQuise echar una cana al al
re-!
-SY no echaras otra. :. .?-pregun-
t&bale ella, con ansia indescriptible.
No, esposa mia. -. la primera y
la Ultima.
Hoy, dia de Reyes, he lido a yer al
amigo Perez.
-Iou6 tai. - 7-le die SC6mo Sc
encuentra -?
Cast bien. :. .-conteS.6me, bajan-
do los ojos, como avergonzado.
-IY la cucaracha. -?
El amigo Perez Sc scnroj6 aun mas
de 10 que estaha, y casi en- medic de un
suspiro, concluy6 por decirme:
5La cuearacha. p lisa tiene Ia
culpa. ...!
Y no Quise seguir preguntAndole pa
ra respetar su secreto; pero (lDios
mio, perd6nameD en- aquel instante vino
un recuerdo ! mi mente, el de Dolores,
Ia mulstita.
SSeria ella la cucaracha. -?
Adivinalo til, sapientisimo lector.
Pero habras de convenir conmigo que
ell que NO PoDIA cAMINAR era ell
amigo Perez.
NJ Gonzalez GARCIA.
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serie ''La zorra Azul' y una comedia.
Mahana: Creighton Hale en- el her.
moso drama en- cinco actOs '.Entre JOr-
ge y Jorgito" y Ell episcdio doce de ia
serie de 'Potencia a Potencia"
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CINE LUNA:

La tercera 1crnada de la muy in
teresante serie francesa "Judex''
Manana:-El colossal drama "ceni-
zas de un anhelo' Y una comedia.
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Wallace Reid en- Ell drama en- cinco
actos "Enfermo Crave una come.
dia. n
Mafiana: Frank Keenan, en- el magis
trail drama en- cinco actos "Cadenas de
Bronco.
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SOLO Hay UN sBROMO QUINI-
MAJ, que es LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA. La frma de e. W. CROW
se halla en- cada cajita. Sc usa por to-
10 el mundo para curar resfriados en-
sun diA. Advt
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LOS QUE EMBARCAR

Ell Gobernador INFERNO ha expedido
pasaporte para embarcar curazao y
Venezuela, al Sr. Sergio Estebqn San
tos, de esta ciudad.
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.AvISo AL coMERcIO y al p1-
bIico EN- general que no pagare
ninguna cuenta de familia nj
particular a no ser que lleven
una orden firmada de- mi pu1o y
letra.
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Episodes nueye y diez de la emocio-
mantle serie "El Rugido en- la sombra"
y una comedia.
Madana:-Francesca Bertini en- La
hermosa production, toda arte de los
"siete Pecados CapitaIes titulada
"Lujuria''
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ooMERc1AI !

En- Ponce, ha alberto al plhlico. dog
Carlos Espinet, un estabiecimiento do
provisiones, al por mayor y detail, ~
anexo a el un dep6sito de cal viva ,
lhuerta.
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COmerciante en- PrOVlsiOnes

Tszemss csmplsts surtids de cuaAtsB
arttcules cOacisrneR 3 nuestrs ra1ne, que
rectbimes ssmaaalmente. A1teS dc COM
prar visttsnss lame nusstrU tOl6to.
ae
PEREZ HERlEAGoG
Tel6fone 286. Isabel III N6m. 8. Advt
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Sc Alquila
Habitacion propia para oficina,
en- Allen %, altos de San jose
Drug Store, donde informar&n.
Advt.
UN HoMBRE Sc sU1cIDA

En- Ell barrio "Maleza'', Aguadilla,
Sc suicide, ahorcandose en- su propia
habitaci6n, Serapio Badillo. M
Su pesimo estado de sallsd fu6 la
causa de haber tornado Serapio tan ne
fasta resoluci6n.
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CINE <.1As ANT1LLAs"; :;

segunda jornada de la serie LA
Condesita de Montecristo',
Mafiana: Ultima jornada de Ia In.
teresaute serie francesa titulada +e'Jyy
dex'.
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penetration con un perfecto dominic
de los caballos.
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Cuando listed yiisite San
Juan hospedese en-
La CAFETERIA

ANTICALCULINA EBREY tie
mando con las primeras dosis los do
ne un gran poder curative y restau-
rador sobre los rilones v vejiga, cal
lores, la irritation, la difcultad al
orinar, las punzadas. Eyita los alta
ques de colicos hepaticos Y nefriticos.
En- todas las boticas. Advt.
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BALE EN- UABo RoJo
Esta noche Sc celebrara en- los saloA
mes del Casino 'caborrojeno,' un baile
de confanza.
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"BoRNQUEN PARK:
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CINE IMPERIAL:
Episodes once y doce de la colossal
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"BEL1oGRAPH" tcatanOJ.
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TEATRo STRAND:

Debut del notable ventriIocuo v trans
formista sefior Richardini y estreno de
la bonita comedia por Lya Mara titula
da Memorials de una Bailarina viene-
sa''. ri
Mafiana: Constance Talmadge en- ell
bonito drama Jugar con Fuego". II. 4
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PUERTO RICO:

Episodes nueve y rliez de La sensacio
nalisima serie ''La zorra Azul' y una
comedia.
Mahana:-Reaparici6n de los Her
manos Soler con nuevo y variado progra
ma. 5k.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-02

had returned to the spot where she
had dropped the fat hem she once
more stood perfectly still staring at
that place where there should have
been an entrance. 1t was clear that
she was both surprised and puzzled.
She didn't know what to make Of
it at all.
Finally she parked very softly.
Instantly she was answered by a
whine from inside the box, and
Farmer Browns Boy could hear the
clink of the chain as the young Fox
moved about inside. Satisfied that
her son was in there Mrs. Reddy APP
peared to grow much excited. Once
more she ran around that box with
her nose close to the bottom of it.
Then she jumped on top Of it and
examined that all over very care
fully. Satisfied that there was no
way for her to get in or for that
young Fox to get out at the top or
on the sides she began to dig under
the edge. My, how she made the
dirt fly.
Once more she was disappointed.
1t didn't take more than a few min
utes of digging to find out that that
box had a wooden bottom. Then
she went to work on that sliding
door. She tried to pull it open. She
tried to push it open. She tried to
gnaw way in. But it was useless.
Bowser's voice was no longer to
be heard. That meant that he had
given up the chase Of Reddy Fox
and was coming back. Mrs. Reddy
knew that she had but a moment
more to stay. She hesitated, then
dragged that fat hen close to the
door and darted away.
Copyright, 1922, by T. w. Burgess.)
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-02
OUR HOUSE, HOLD
CONDUCTED BY LIZZIE O. THOMAS
BY CONDO

the weather is warm it takes salt
quicker.
When it is taken out of the salt
many people wash it to get rid of
the salt. That really drives in the
salt and hardens the surface. The
meat here has the salt brushed off,
then it is hung and the smoking is
carried on rather systematically for
several days, till it looks brownish.
Now comes the place in handling
meat that is important. If there is
the least idea that skipper flies
have come, the meat must the dipped
in boiling water and allowed to dry.
Then rub it we'll with black pepper,
as a quantity rubbed in will keep
off the flies for a day or so if there
is only an occasional one. Then
wrap well in newspapers tied so
there is no chance for a fly to pene-
trate. These are then put, three or
four, in a big sack like cotton pick
ers use, which is tied carefully and
put in the box where the fresh meat
was packed. The shoulders are
treated the same way. You notice
there is no borax nor molasses used.
Borax hardens the meat.
The turkey may have a chicken
as substitute for Christmas, but
baked ham is sure to be on the bill
of fare, and it's as tender and sweet
as the first one. Every year 1 have
inquiries as to liquid smoke and 9TH
err treatments. We have never tried
any of them, though the matter
comes up as regularly as the time
rolls around.
Many people claim it is fine, but
this farm has plenty of hickory, and
green chips are used.
N. B. In last weeks recipes the
pancakes need one egg and half a
teaspoonful of soda; not baking pow
der. 1 do hope none of you have
spoiled a good meal by emitting
these ingredients.
And the next time you are think
ing about having boiled ham, just
put it in your covered rooster and
cook it just as you would FOWL
only you can almost fill the pan
with wafer
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-02
Sour Stomach
Best Relieved by Chewing Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablet-NO Water
Needed-Carry Them Loose
in Your Pocket.

What the average person needs in
this day and age is the balanced
stomach sweetener that he can take
at any time, at any place and get re-
lief right away. This effect is had
with one or two Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets. No matter what you eat or
drink, if the stomach sours, gets
gassy, seems to bloat and press
against the heart, if it belches and
heartburn makes you miserable, try
these tablets. The moment they reach
the stomach they neutralize the
acids, they give the stomach the al.
kaline effect it is craving for and
thus you soon feel good, the stomach
is settled and the faults of indiges.
ton are thus corrected. You may
now eat pie, cheese, sausage, pickles;
if you get a 60-cent box of Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets today at any drug
store.-(Advertise
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-02
SECRET ARY DAVIS
SEES EARLY PEACE
IN RAIL DISPUTES


SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. Hope
of an early solution Of the problem
of railroad conditions was expressed
by James J. Davis, secretary Of Ia
Dor in a statement made public here
last night.
Elm the past three weeks I have
travelled more than 5000 miles on
six Of our great railway systems, -
Mr.. Davis said.
son this trip I have been able to
get in touch with the human factor
in transportation problems, having
talked with the men who do the
work on these roads.
II have. been impressed with the
strong sense of responsibility among
the railroad workers and their rec
ognition of the duty that they and
their employers owe to the whole
people. To my mind we are getting
close to solution of the problem of
1nsuring industrial peace on our rail
roads. The men who do the work
are almost universally convinced
that means can be found to adjust
the relations Of the railroads and
their employees in such a way as to
eliminate all possibility Of great rail-
road strikes.
'There seems to be a feeling
among the workers that government
meddling without real power behind
it tends to stir up dissatisfaction and
irritation and that the decentraliza-
ton Of the treatment of railroad Ia
Dor controversies is vitality needed.
II am hopeful that by the time I
have returned to Washington it will
be possible to formulate a definite
program that will deal sensib1y and
practically on a human basis with
the problem Of railroad labor condi-
tions.'
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-02
Good Prices Likely
For Trappers' Furs

ST. LOUIS, Nov. IAN interview
with P. r. Foulle, president of the
Fouke Fur company, exclusive
agents for the preparation and sale
of all U. S. government furs, ard
also president of the Fur Merchants
Sales company, which is also respo1s-
sible for the fall auction sale in ST.
Louis, reveals information of the
greatest interest to trappers anu fl(
shippers of North America. Mr..
FoulIe said:
"The fur market is high and un.
usually stable. Good prices for trap
pers' furs are expected. Never in
the history CT the fur business have
furs of all kinds been in greater de-
mand and never has the supply been
sc small as it is at the beginning of
the fall trapping season this year.
Prospects, as a result of condi-
tons relating to both supply and &c
mand, are extremely bright" He
predicted a healthy condition of the
.rade for everyone concerned, from
trapper to retailer.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-02
BURGESS
BEDTIME
STORIES
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS

What Farmer Browns Boy Saw in
the Moonlight
Though great may be the love Of
others,
There's none the equal of moth
Old Mother Nature.
1t was just before dark that
Farmer Browns Boy securely fast
ened the new sliding door on the box
in which the young Fox he had
caught was now prisoner. Not
only was there no way for the
young Fox to get out, but there
was no way for his mother to get
in. Satisfied that the door was fast
Farmer Browns Boy went in to
supper. Not until it was almost
time for the moon to rise did Farm
er Browns Boy leave the house.
Then he went out to the barn and
made himself comfortable just in
side the door, which was left open
just enough for him to look out and
watch that box where the young Fox
was prisoner.
For long time nothing happen
ed. In spite Of his good intentions
to keep awake, Farmer Browns
Boy began to grow sleepy. At last
the soft light from Mistress Moon
flooded the dooryard SO that he
could see clearly whatever might
happen there.
He didn't have long to wait now.
Just after the moonlight made ev-
erything clear he heard a Fox bark
out back of the barn. He knew
that voice for he had haerd it often.
He knew it for the voice of Reddy
Fox. Almost at once Bowseri the
Hound scrambled to his feet, shook
himself and started around back of
the barn. A moment later his great
voice rang out as he started off on
Reddy's trail.
No sooner had Bowser disappear
ed around the barn than a shadowy
for appeared moving swiftly to-
ward the prison of the young Fox.
Farmer Browns Boy guessed at
once that this was the mother of
the young Fox. She appeared so
suddenly and SO silently that it
seemed almost as if she must have
come right out Of the ground. Of
course, Farmer Browns Boy knew
that she hadn't; it merely seemed
I11otL way 5
Straight to the box where the
young Fox was She ran, and Farm
er Browns Boy could see that she
was carrying something thrown
over her shoulders. When she reach
ed the box she dropped her burden
right in front of it. 1t was fat
hen. Farmer Browns Boy could
tell that even from where he was.
He knew it wasn't one of his hens,
for he counted them before shutting
them up just before dark, and after
they were shut up not even Mrs.
Reddy with all her smartness could
have caught noe.
He saw Mrs. Reddy stand perfect
1y still in front of that box, and
knew that she was staring at the
place where she had expected to
find the little doorway. Of course
it wasn't there because of that slid
ing door. Then Mrs. Reddy ran
around that box quite as if she
thought she must have made a mis-
take, and expected to find the en-
trance on another side. When she
had been way around the blk and
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-02
Girl Says Mother
Kept Her Prisoner
In Dark Basement

CHICAGO, Nov. Half starved.
and nearly blind, her body covered
with bruises, Mary Devine, 19-year-
old Bohemian girl, told the police
today of daily beatings she said she
received from her mother during
two years Imprisonment in the base
ment of their home.
The girl, her limbs shriveled to
skin and bones and her tangled hair
hanging nearly to her knees, was
rescued by police last night. The
mother, Mrs. Josephine Devine, A.,
was arrested.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-02
Letter Bearing Votes
OF President and Wife
Sent to Wrong Town

MARIETTA, O., Nov. L. There
was flutter of excitement in the
office oe the local election. board
Monday, and it was all caused by
the arrival of a letter from the White
House.
The excitement did not last long
when it was discovered that the let
ter contained the votes of President
and Mrs. Harding and Secretary
Christian. The letter. was intended
for election officials at Marion, and
not Marietta, and the letter was re-
sealed and hurried off to the post
office for it's proper destination.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-02

about the same troubles / had, |
thought l would try it also. ] find
that | can work in the laundry all
through the time and do my houses
work. too. Last month I was so sur
prised at myself to be up and around
and feeling so good while before used
to feel completely lifeless, l have
told some of the girls who work with
me and have such troubles to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Conn
pound, and / tell them how it has
helped me. You can use my testimo-
NAL for the good of others. Mrs.
BLANCHE SILVIA, 50 Grant ST., Taun-
ton, Mass.
It's the same story-one friend tell
ing another of the value of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. y
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-02
Bodies Of Two
Men and Woman
Found in Attic

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Nov. 1.-The
bodies of two men and a woman
were discovered by workmen today
in an undertaker's rough box in the
deserted attic of a building in the
downtown section here.
The box was covered with dust
and from all appearances had been
stored in the place for several years.
The skeleton of a cat was found
alongside the box.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-02
agricultural
|GduCatliOIlzzSsSSs.ztzzzzzzs.
Destroying Borers in the Apple

Destroying BOrers in the Apple
Orchard
j. E. S., Ella Gap, Ca, writes:
We have an apple orchard just
coming into bearing which is in
tested with the borers. Please
advise us as to the best method
of destroying them.
The round-headed apple tree borer
often does great deal of damage
to orchards. The beetle is rather
attractive looking insect from three
fourths to one inch in length. The
back is cinnamon brown with two
broad white stripes extending the
full length of the body. The head
and under parts are silvery white.
This should enable you to identify
the borer quite readily. The adults
appear from May to July, and lmme-
diately begin to deposit their eggs
beneath the bark. In three weeks
the eggs hatch, and the young bur-
row into the sap wood. During the
second season they continue to work
in the sap wood. The next year
they penetrate into the heart wood.
The third spring the larvae pupates
in its burrow, and in about three
weeks transforms into khe adult.
During the second season the larvae
lis likely to girdle the tree or so
weaken it as to cause its death.
These insects attack those trees
which have been weakened by some
other cause. The best preventative
is to keep the trees in healthy con-
dition. All trees should be eXamined'
therefore each year to see if these
insects have attacked them. This
is shown by the retarded growth of
the trees and the yellow foliage as
we'll as by the sawdust-like material
thrown out from the burrows. The
method Of control is to dig these
borers out by hand. A sharp-pointed
knife run into the burrows will eff
fectiveIy destroy them. This work
should be done in the late fall and
In the early spring.
There is also a flat-headed borer
Which attacks the apple tree. The
method of control is practically the
same as that advised in the case of
the round-headed borer. Now is the
time to institute campaign of de-
struction against this insect.
Data Relative to the Horse Bean
W. c. c., Savannah, Ca,
writes: Kindly give me the name
of the new winter bean, and
also some information in regard
to growing them, and the time
to plant.
You probably refer to. the horse
bean when you speak of, the ''new
winter beam" There are a good
many varieties of this particular
plant. 1t SENS to be relatively hardy
and can be planted with success
during hte fall, even as late as No
Vember. Probably in your section of
the state considerably later. It
seems to resist the ordinary freezes
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-02
Two Killed by One Shot
After Fifty-Cent Hold-up

UNIONTOWN, Pa, Nov. IA
rifle bullet, fired as the result of al
alleged 5O-cent holdup, took the lives
of two men here this weke.
Jake Miller, traced by blood
hounds, is in Jail at Point Marion
charged with the shooting.
Police say Joseph Brown held UP
Miller and secured so cents. Miller
found Brown later in a card game at
New Geneva and fired a bullet. The
ball passed through Browns heart
and continued on through Edgar
Blair's head, killing both instantly.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-02
Man and Infant
Instantly Killed in
Auto = Train Wreck

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. l.
Fred French and the infant daugh-
ter of Mrs. Cicero Howard, his SIS
ter-in-law, were instantly killed, anc
Cicero Howard, his wife and Mrs.
French were seriously injured late
Monday \ afternoon at Whites
Springs grade crossing Of the Knox
vile and Bristol railroad
The automobile was struck full in
the center by the locomu tive of a
passenger train and carried fifty
yards onto a trestle where 1T
dropped to the pike below, a mass
of flames.
There was little hope for the re-
covery of Mrs. Harvard It the hos
pital where she was taken.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-02
Girl Bandit Given
Five-Year Sentence;
Sees Lesson in Theft

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. L.
Helen Wilton and her husband,
Jack Wilton. who were convicted
on the charge of holding up and
robbing Harry Atlas Of his touring
car several days ago, have been
given five years each by Judge
Peeler in criminal court.
The 23-year-old girl bandit, when
asked if she had anything to say,
declared, "if more girls would do
the man like I did, there would be
less men picking them up for a
ride"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-02
Dye Old Skirt
Coat, Dress in
Diamond Dyes

Each package of Diamond Dyes"
contains directions so simple any
woman can dye or tint her worn,
shabby dresses, skirts, waists, coats,
stockings, sweaters, covering, dra-,
peries, hangings, everything, even il
she has never dyed before. Buy
Diamond Dyes'-no other kind
then perfect home dyeing is sure be-
cause Diamond Dyes are guaranteed
not to spot, fade, streak, or run.
Tell your druggist whether the ma
terial you wish to dye is wool or
silk, or whether it is linen, cotton
or mixed goods. -(Advertisement)
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-02

community watched their crops
wither and die. Last spring the
community joined in common pray
err for more successful season. This
years harvest has been the most
bountiful in the history Of the COM
munity.
Pastors Of the Catholic, Congrega-
tional and Lutheran churches led
the thanks giving service
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