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ATLANTA. GA
Was Thin and Delicate and
Only Weighed 105 Pounds.
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‘ Now Weighs 145.
Among the many remarkable staie
ments about Tanlac. the medicine
that is now accomplishing such su
rhlnl results in all the leading clt
oß throughout the Soath, none are
more interesting than the one given
on Monday by Mrs. Ftta Schmitt, at
the Live and Let Live Drug Com
pany’s store in Chattanooga.
Mrs. Schmitt lives at Chickamauga,
Ga., a guburb of Chattanoosga, and is
A talented musician. Her husband is
A prosperous truck farmer, and i
well known in that section
‘Looking the picture of health and
Wearing a smile that would not come
off, Mra. Schmitt gald;
“l have been a great sufferer from
chronie dyspepsia for years, and up
10 the time I began taking Tanlac |
Was always thin and delicate. When
% commenced taking the medicine |
Welghed only 105 pounds. After tak
ing only five bhottles | now weigh 145
Pounds, or a gain of 40 pounds, and
my health seems to bhe perfect
*] really never have known just
What my trouble was. [ slept poorly
and my sleep did me little good. |
Was dreadfully tired most of the time
and never felt well for a moment. |
'Was also very nervous and easily de
«. My digestion was alwavs
,@:F:nd I could scarcely eat any-
Mhing for fear of bad results that
“would follow,
L "My condition hecame one of =a
Beneral run-down nature and my
complexion was bad
= 1 became very skeptical regarding
the merits of anything and every
ithing In the way of medicines, be
enuse ! had taken so manv without
‘Bny lasting benefit And to tell you
truth, sh-a no idea that this Tan
» would help me like it has. Tan
Jac has certainly helped me though,
Wnd 1 would not take anything in the
worid for what It has dine fr me
'] hope others who are now suffering
A 8 | was will at least give this medi
ine a fair chanes to prove ite worth
%0 them. There is nothing to equai
o for the change In my condition
: been wonderful
Tenlae s sold In Atlanta exelu
ively by Jacobs' Pharmacy Adver
Usement
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lState Department Not to Act
Until Persia Facts Are
| All Obtained.
Continued From Page 1.
mia said the Baron. In the first
place, it is not yet proved that an Aus-
Arian submarine sank the liner. If an
- Austrian submarine was responsible,
all of the clrcumstances must be de
termined. I hope that the final expla
nation will be -satisfactory If the
commander of the submarine dis
\nh--_\w’ instructions, however, [ feel
}-uro that my Government will not
' hesitate satisfactorily to adjust the
| matter.”
| No Quibbling Over Gun.
One thing that was certain, officials
sald, was that no opportunity would
} be afforded the power responsible for
’nw sinking of the Persia to quibble
- over the question of whether the liner
was an armed ship because she
| carried a 4.7-inch gun if that gun was
’mmmtm‘l astern with a range of less
‘vh,m 40 degrees toward the how mnli
| the gun was not fired. Such a gun,
;undv-r the A iean interpretation
made In the pm stages of the war,
[run only be considered as for defense
Although a single shot from such a
gun would sink a submarine, visita
tlon and search must be exercised
Leven when a vessel is armed In such a
manner. The submarine, they hold,
’r«mld submerge to protect itself
While it is admitted that in the case
| of the Austrian steamer forced to dis
arm at Norfolk or intern her arma
' ment was parallel to that of the Per
sia, officials say the former case has |
no bearing on the present. None o{}
the Teutonic powers has officlally
ralsed the question that the liner |
| armed for defense could be sunk with- ‘
lout warning, and ofMcials here hold
'vm- fact would rob them of such a
ido'»v-— under existing eonditions
| The German Pmbassy refused to
(day to discuss the slituation, but the
statement was relterated that nrlth";
| German nor Turkish submarines are
| operating In the Mediterranean. |
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Georgia Peach Leads
By Million Dollars
Georgia peaches mmised in 1915 were
' worth & million dollars more than the
| orop of Arkansas, the next nearest rival
Niate, acconding 1o Government reports
; fust issued. This valuation was reach
od In apite of the fact that the Gelr
g crop was much shorter than that
of the nearest competitor
| The Arkansas crop in 1918 was 5040,
000 bushels and the Georgia production
L was SIO.OO bushels less than this The
markel value of the GOeorgia peach is
shown in the Government siatement
, thst the Georgia production was worth
.20, while the sale of the Arkar
88 crop brought 51500000 less
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merely the flat colors of the labric are shown,
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‘ In the Januery issue you will lind the firet
Ak three of these lovely pages. We have chosen She
three gew designs by Lady Dulf Gordon
Q¢ (Lucile), posed on her celebrated model, ™
Hebe; also three Paris designe by the grest
@I ertist, Erte, and & water-color painting of the 20
galleried hall in the residence of Mr. WM.
N/ Fikine, near Philadelphia. = alg
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(reorgia Justice of
U.B. Supreme Court
Dies inWashington |
JOSEPH R. LAMAR
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BISHOP DORAN DIES.
PROVIDENCE, R L. Jan. 3-The
Right Rev. Thomas F. Doran, sux
fliary bishop of the Roman Catholie
Diocese of Providence, died at 8t Jo
seph's Hospital early to-day, after a
weak's iliness of pueumonia
-THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN
U. S. Supreme Court Justice Suc
cumbs to Paralysis, Heart Trou
ble and Pneumonia Symptoms.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 -—Prepara
tions were being made here Lhis
morning for conveying to Augusta,
Ga., the body of Justice Joseph Rucic
er Lamar, of the United States Su
preme Court, whose death occurred st
8:20 o'clock Bunday night. The fu
neral party will leave Washington at
3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, arriving
in Augusta on Wednesday about noon,
The funeral and interment will take
place there probably Thursday mora
ing, though deflnite arrangements
have not been completed.
Because of Justice Lamar's deaih
the Supreme Court deferred the sit
ting scheduled for to-day, at which
time the Innes extradition case from
San Antonlo to Atlanta and a consti- |
tutional rights case of a negro fr nml
Washington County, Georgia, were to
have been heard. These cases accord.
ingly go over for another week.
Overwork Responsible.
Justice Lamar's death, which took
pluce at his Washington home, wnl
due to paralysis and gradual heart
failure, hastened by Inflammation of
one of the lugs, which had threatened
to develop into penumonia. Attend
ing physicians declared, however, that
the primary cause was overwork, due
to the arduous duties of a member of
the Supreme Court and as commis
sioner of the United Btates, in 19!0.6
to the mediation conference between |
the United States and Mexico at Ni- |
agara Falls |
Exhausted by last yvear's term of |
court, Justice Lamar went to WMM’
Sulphur, W. Va, in June. He im
proved until Beptember, when a olo:l
n an artery caused him to lose the
use for a time of his left arm and leg.
It was- some time befogs he recov
ered from this attack, but when he
returned to Washington in October
he planned to return to his work on
the bench In Fehruary
Cold Waeakened System.
About & week ago the justice con
tracted & cold. His weakened heart
- was unable to bear the added burden |
of this Inflammation,
| About § o'clock Sunday morning his
condition was noted to be critieal. The |
aystem had ceased to throw off the
normal polsons. In the afternoon,
after recognizing Mas wife and !I'nl
sons, Philip and Willlam. he dropped
off to sieep. Gradually his respira.
tion grew less frequent, unti! at § 0
o'clock he gave a long sigh, as of re
lief, and was dead |
To Cure & Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tabiets. Drugeists refund meney if it
fails to cure. E W nnm‘r‘i-s . .
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66 HERE goes Charley Tug-
I ging” remarked the
Wholesale Man as the
car moved out Peachtree. “Char
ley's a pretty good sort of chap,
don't you think?”
“Well, I don't know,” said the
Judge. “I thought so, but now I
don't know what I think.’
“How’s that?’ inquired the
Wholesale Man, “What's Tuggins
done to you?”
“Nothing in this world,” sald
the Judge. “I never knew any
thing off-color about Charley; I've
always liked him, and he has
seemed to llke me. But [ re
marked the other day that he was
a fine chap and somebody in the
party said: ‘Yes, but he pulls off a
crooked deal every now and then.’
“Now, I don't know a thing
crooked Charley ever did—l don't
Know what this man was talking
about, but he gave me a kind of
subconscious feeling that Char
ley isn’'t all I thought him. And
I'm sorry,
“It's always that was I meeot
"Way up in the garret,
or deeg{l down in the cellar,
there MAY be an article of
usefulness which you’ve
SHELVED. More than likely
it would COME IN HANDY to
a whole lot of other people.
CASH for it if you will spend
a few dimes to tell the tale In
a Georgian and American
Want Ad. . ;
Leave With or Telephone It to
The Georgian-American
Main 100 or Atlanta 8000
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a man and take a liking to him.
He's square with me and I make
up my mind he is a fine fellow.
. And then somebody is certain to
come along with a dig-—behind
his back, of course—and spoils it
all. The old impression is gone
and distrust takes its place.
“I've tried for years to build my
ideas of other people, my friend
shipe and admliration on what [ |
know personally. I've made up |
my mind to believe every man is
square and right until he proves
he isn't, and proves it to me. I've
tried to let- other people's
grouches take care of themselves
and not let their opinifons influ
ence mine, But that's beyond hu
man nature, 1 reckon. A knock
leaves its impression, say what
you will”
“You know the old proverb,
Judge, ‘Give a dog a bad name
and hang him,'” remarked the
Wholesale Man.
“1 wish they'd hang some of
these knockers who go about
spolling folks’ faith {n thelr
friends,” growled the Judge.
“Heré's my corner, Good
night!”
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Girl, 12, Model for
. .
Painting, Drops Dead
(Bl{ International News Service.)
CHICAGO, Jan. 3.--Fern Lucas,
once judged the most beautiful chiid
in St. Joseph, Mo., and model for a
life-size inting in the “Temple of
('hfldhoox." at the Panama-Pacific
Exposition, dropped dead at the front
door of her parents’ home here as she
was admitting guests to her twelfth
birthday party. Heart digease killed
the chiid.
ST AL o
Commission Assures
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Aid for Battle Hill
An appropriation by the County of
$15,00 as an aid In the bufldln¥ of &
greater Battle Hill SBanitarium for tu-
. WORLD’S GREATEST PLANT WIZARD
Has selected Orchard and Farm of SBan Fran
cisco (most poghuhr farm paper on the Pa
cific Ooast) as the official organ torhhdmu
sonal announcements of new &hnt creations
and each month discusses in columns the
absorbing and Taical detalls of his mar
velous work in the creation of new Fruits
Flowers and Vegetables.
oit g B gBNRy gßy
tien. Eqmally lmpertant articles will sppear ench menth.
Orchard and F a
cnard and rarm san rrancisce
stands supreme ae the Pacific Const's leading farm
paper. That it is Luther Burbank's official orgen s
only one of its many strong features. Those who want
%o know more about farming on the Pacific Const will
find its columns full of the facts they need.
&u the first of emch
0 conls per y:c.:?‘l yoars §LOA
ADDRIES S,
ORCHARD
IRRIOATION
Hearst Bldg.. San FPrancisce,
~ISASTSPTYPES, SSPRS 7P R B gy
_MONDAY, JANUARY 3. 1916
berculosis practically was assured Mon
day.
l&)r. Claude Bmith, clqr baoteriologist
will appear before the County Cominis
mission at ite first meeting of the new
vear on Wednesday 3nd ask - for thisx
sum. This will be added to an appro
priation to be made by the cltl. :
New and better quarters for whits
children and for negroes, a library abd
meotion picture equipment will be amotig
the improvements provided withes
joint city and gounty nzm.fizh