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“No, nobody but yourself and the
mother that bore you, and the father
that oared for you, and the sisters that
loved you and once were proud of you,
and the teachers who taught you, and
everybody who ever gave you anything
and got nothing in return.”
“But we can’t live our life over
again. I wish we could. I wish I
was where I was when I kissed my
mother good-bye, years ago; I wouldn’t
board the fast train, and I wouldn’t
broaden out my ideas toward perdi
tion. I’d hammer a stout Bible text
into my moral nature every morning
and stand them all around me at
night.”
“But why didn’t you stay in the
country?”
“I just couldn’t; that’s why. Every
look hurt me, every dog seemed to
bark at me, and every stump in the
road rubbed it in. No, I couldn’t
stand it, and started out again. I
wandered from one town to another,
and now I am back in the city. 'But.
stranger, I’m hungry.”
“Go around to the kitchen,” I said,
and then I went back and argued with
the maid until I got her in a hospitable
frame of mind. She feeds stray cats,
but when stray men come along she
draws the line. Sometimes I think
the stray cats and dogs have a better
time than stray men. Anyhow, it is
awful to be adrift on the streets of a
big city.
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YOUR HOME LIFE.
What is the effect of your presence
in your home? Does your look fall
like a sunbeam or a shadow across
the breakfast table? Upon what sub
jects do you speak with greatest free
dom and keenest relish —your aches
and failures, or the things which are
beautiful and fine and high? For your
own sake and for the sake of others
you ought to bring your soul into a
jubilant mood; you ought to make your
presence in your home a joy to all
within its walls.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
OFFERS
UNUSUALLY LOW FARES
TO THE
PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION
Washington, D. C., March 4th.
Individual Fare: ATLANTA Party Fare:
$19.35, Round Trip. $12.90 for 25 or more
Correspondingly low fares from other points.
TICKETS on sale February 28, March 1, 2 and 3; good
returning to and including March 10.
INDIVIDUAL TICKETS may be extended to April 10
upon application to Special Agent, Washington, D. C.
STOP-OVERS allowed at all points, both directions, with
in the limit of the ticket.
CONVENIENT SCHEDULES, THROUGH COACHES AND
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS ELECTRIC LIGHTED.
DINING CAR SERVICE.
Special Arrangements for Handling Special Parties.
For full information and Sleeping Car Reservations, ad
dress :
R. L. BAYLOR, D. P. A. J. L. MEEK, A. G. P. A.
ATLANTA, GA.
A SELECT SUMMER CLUB.
Located high up in the Blue Ridge
mountains of North Carolina, one mile
west of the picturesque town of Hen
dersonville, and overtowering that city
by some two hundred feet, is what is
proving to be one of the South’s most
popular, attractive and exclusive sum
i ier resorts —South Carolina Club, a
summer club for select Southerners,
organized by a party of progressive
South Carolinians.
This Club is truly richly favored
with those features which go to make
an inviting summer place. A cool,
bracing climate, unrivalled view of
all the high mountains in the Blue
Ridge, a tranquil lake bed fed by
bold mountain streams; cool
springs; lovely drive and walkways,
rhododendron, oak and chestnut
groves, and a commodious and invit
ing Club House. It is also fortu
nately located within a few minutes
trolley ride from the shopping district
and railroad station of Henderson
ville.
The management of the South
Carolina Club has spared no pains to
maintain a select club for Southern
families of refinement and culture,
and the plan upon which it is operat
ed not only accomplishes this, but re
duces the living expenses of members
to a minimum. Membership can
only be obtained through the pur
chase of a share of stock, which par
ticipates in the earnings of the Club
and gives the holder the privilege of
all Club benefits, as well as meals at
the Club House at a very low rate.
Excellent cottage sites are reserved
for members, and the erection of the
building looked after by the manage
ment if so desired. Both the Club House and
the cottage enjoy all modern conveniences,
electric lights, baths, telephones, etc., while
the Club grounds are easily and quickly reach
ed from the railroad station and shopping dis
trict of Hendersonville, by trolley.
The Club is not an experiment, but a prov
en success, demonstrated by the fact that the
best families from several Southern States
have chosen it as their summer homes since
it first opened in 1911, and that new mem
bers are expected from practically every part
of the South the coming season. Full particu
lars and illustrated booklet may be had free
of charge by writing the Secretary and Treas
urer, Mr. Howard Caldwell, Columbia, S. C.
The Golden Age for February 6,1013.
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. Over-speeding and straining harm any engine. There is one correct
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INAUGURATION
Washington, D. C., March 4th, 1913.
VERY LOW FARES VIA SEABOARD AIR LINE.
Tickets on sale February 28th, March Ist, 2nd and 3rd,
and for trains scheduled to arrive in Washington before noon
of March 4th.
Stop-Overs Will Be Allowed Going and Returning.
Final return limit to reach original starting point not
later than March 10th, 1913.
SOLID STEEL TRAINS—BEST SCHEDULES—EARLY
MORNING ARRIVALS IN WASHINGTON.
Excellent Sleeping and Dining Car Service.
Apply to ticket agents or passenger representatives for
full information as to rates, extension of limit, etc.
W. B. GRESHAM, T. P. A., D. W. MORRAH, T. P. A.
Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga.
FRED GEISSLER, A. G. P. A., C. B. RYAN, G. P. A.,
Atlanta, Ga. Norfolk, Va.
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