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The Marietta Journal
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« The Mar'etta Courler
Consolidated Sept. 3, 1909,
—PUBLISHED BY—
THE MARIETTA PUBLISHING CO.
Mrs. Annie L. Carter ...... Editor
Josiah Carter, Jr. ....... Bus. Mgr.
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Entered at the Postoffice at Marietta
Ga., as Second Class mail matter.
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Official Organ of Cobb County.
Official Organ of the City of Marietta
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MARIETTA, GA., OCT. 12, 1917.
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INTERESTINIG LETTERS.
Capt. Wilsom, of the N atiommal
Cemaetery, has semie Raest ¢ omapensal
ing eerrespondonts and naw and them
shares his letters with neighbors whe
appreciate them. Some recemt Jert
tews frem the superinbendent ef the
National Cemetery in Mexieo City
are mot enly imbteresting but surpris
meg. Did you kmew that eur gevers.-
weont meaintains the hallewed bariad
greunds of seldiers wie died im the
Mexican war? They are beautifally
caved fer amd Wwe writer ef the hek
tews says the eity bs a mile and a half
almorre swa bewel awsd bow the flowmers
dio grow all Uue year reamd amd how
e and tender the bbwe grass be.
Every Mexican pessant 5 a gardner
and everything so diferent frema this
contry. It s very coel ewea ia mabd
simoer awmd ke kas a waagnilicemt
hedge witthh mohme big rewwmas, bilek walls
fowr feet thiek awd eceibings very
kigh, The Amverican Flespital there
loekes Dbikee a fime residemese. Thewe
s met a wesden howse ba thad ety
eff ome wmaillion iakabitambs, with a
fire waver supply direet from: the
sirrosnding muowmtains. The air is
Viery pure and there awe fiow Liles
and me bazzardis as there are e
Vera Cruz.
President Cawanza 13 well theosghiot
e by bis imomediate egmsitituents bk
there awe sewveral staves that kawve
mever givem their allegiamee to hima.
¥ is hard to tell how things may tora
et bt in may epinien they awe all
tired ef ‘‘reveltimg’ amd tact laver
em may do woere than arms so far
Yiave diome im cewientimg a gioawd @enous
ey imte ewme.
This s all fron: the lokbews of Spk.
R. C. Tayber, who is mow en a visik
in Nabehez., Otlwer betters awre frowa
Rev. Gardimer C. Twcker, ef Mobile,
bt space will mot pewrmit wsing thema
it s tose.
NOT A CHANCE.
Eltis Paricer Buldar ¢
, Talks ef starting a
| Men's Red Cross
3 Sewing Seochety, We'd
Like to belong,
But kmow there's
Away time trying
To gquakify. We
. Cam take & pin
Onte somiething else
As nifty as you
Please; and we
. Can take a nail
And maake a bablom
Ashanyed of itself
But if yeu’'d sit
Us down by ewrslf
Where we couldn’t
Watch somebody b
And give us, say,
Three or four yards
Of chiffonette, or
Whatever you call
That stuff, and a ;
t Needle and a spool
Of thread and tell
Us to produce one
Of these here Lucile
Gowns, we just
Simply wouldn’t know
Where we were at.
—Macon Telegraph Paragrapher.
“Mrs. George Quintard Horwitz,
mayor of Moorehaven, Fla., the first
woman to be mayor of a southern
town, has demonstrated her indepen
dence by marrying her secretary.
This mayor is a northern lady with
a winter home in Florida. Her hus
band can continue to be her secre
tary can’t he?
l The ““Only One’’ |
“ And all that remained was brought
back to them wrapped in his country’s
flag! Their “only one’” had been
offered and accepted as their great
sacrifice.
She had been so proud of her boy
when he had learned by hard work
Lieutenancy in the Regular Army.
She had given him joyfully and yet
in sorrow. In leaving, this six foot
boy had said: ‘“Mother put your arms‘
about me and hold me tight. It will
help to make me brave!” And then
he gave all that he had for his coun-‘
try. |
The Drag of the Hours. ‘
From Wednesday until Monday
morning, does not the sun stand still?
Have not the days grown longer?
And the interminable nights? Is not
the sunshine sad? Does not the
beautiful moon weep at the agony
of the hours? At last, “all that re
mains” of the Only One comes back
to his mother wrapped in the
flag for which his life was laid down!
It was four o’clock in the morning.
A new day indeed had begun.
Why Did I Go?
Have you not been hungry some
times,—not for food, or praise, or
fame, or pleasure, or money, or pow
er,—but just hungry for the chance
to be of service?” Yes, a hunger that
only the “meat and drink” of service
cam sabisfy! We bave all bad that
hunger. o
Here waw a crusdued soml, a broken
eart. A life that kad brelten hev
menriegs, Mlindod te Pilet, wnable to
read the elart! Here was a faithfel
soldier in ameidwer arsmy, whe lkad
feswglnt brawely; amd mow ecomes a
shradiow, amd the wearmwess ef the Nas
tewr s qeesideenmcedl, agd ther lewe eof tihwe
|, I avidoor,
| Awd s wheom e mawesape ewwe, i
waass a eall to mie—bko o Wikl a mives
siaggee, Lo madsgrie Bay tosass, to caswe tdhe
besordiers, o Siooffoemm e bdom, Geed
woadses w 3 ko do theese thidwgps forr Kiiwa,
i Biis wawee; awed fer this Ble gives
ws Blis life auod Bliss sa@;m-xmficfib;., Ik ]5.031~.;®‘-
preiorad: ko lee wooe theat Kle wasked tdhds
' telongon avood: @aoons, sl I soce wlad Ble
A tussdl 19608,
$ T The Cwea Siolsiant.
Tk Wies: o Beot faee goeal SOB-
Fony oo Tooank eoosohanestoauaedt Tiod e bsssisana,
‘ Boook sooerow’s swerdeen 8 Beuded iy
all, I ik @veerw Teelmadises 100:3(25'.;{63@?:‘;‘
alll Joesewr thdmess, all woewertdiyy e
Pass away. Al spike asd wealiee, -
e avwod wmkiinedoomss, adl ldbtewsess
L 00l all swllisdosmsns ame dbssottved avd
forgotlen, Leve relgns; ambd seoft
wßoEns avesdt bewedier ety aued £ @,0::,g{«~,-~go;¢u@_.;g
(@omae in, Eabtramged hasds are elasp
|e~ol agrainn, avel siamdered hearks adce
losongos.dh besgretheer i 00l symapadday.
i Tive Vielewy.
LT Bavee Jrosstt eovaae Frecwa Kie swddier’s
greavs, whore we laid away bis body,
awed that abewme., Amd “all that re
waains’ i ensherined in the bearts of
thoce who beve khiva,—kis eharmeter,
bo® moanliness, bis devethon to daty,
biis - I"@S""a‘m‘y to C"wf"@fl“, and to lwsusoee
avard eeamdry !
But I am thindcog ef tiose wlhiose
“Omdy Ome”™ Te 83, They swe in hiva
the great Vietory; awd they have a
big pask im thak vietory, too; for ke
s the fruik ef their lowe amd of their
Pragers.
+ Apd I ama thimking of all the edluers
who have given their “Only One” yes,
amd whose life may be saerifiecd en
the allar of his coumtry. May khis
| gaardian angel keep him safe awd
elose to Geod, that im the end the graat
| vickiry may be his and theirs.
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Livingston, Ala., Oct. 8, 19817,
THE DEVIL HAS QUIT.
{Complaints ef Raffety the Primber,
Olean.)
The Devil sat by the lake of fire,
. On a pile of sulphor kags;
Hiss hoad was bowed upsn his breast,
| A look of shamse was in his face,
- The sparks dripped frema his eyes.
Hte Fad semt his resignation im .
~ To the throne akove the skies.
T'mydown and owt,” the devil said,
| /And e said it with a swb,
““There are athems, that ewteluws rae”
Awil I want te give up my jeb.
Hiedl 't in it with the lamd
That lies alomg the Rhbine,
I'sa old and eut-of-date
And thgwefore I resign. |
One Krupp, munition maker, |
With his bloody shot and shell,
Knows more about damnation l
Than all the imps of hell.
Give my job to Kaiser Bill
Or to Ferdinand, the Czar
‘v to Sultan Abdul Hamid,
Or sothe such man of war.
I hate to leave the Old Home
The spot I love so well
But I feel that I'm not up to date, |
In the art of running hell.”
And the devil spat a squirt of steam
At a brimstone bumble bee
And muttered “I’m outeclassed
By Europe’s kingly dev'ltry.”
—M. C.
—From the Boston News Bureau.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
An Ode (Ious) to the West.
“Becky” and her ma, being a traveling pair,
Struck out for the West to see what was there!
According to Movies, they thought it wonld be™
Very exciting to go out and see.
Fierce bucking bronchos, and cowboys’ lasso-loops;
Shots in the air and Indian war whoops!
Bones on the desert, and wild wolves in packs,
They expected to live with chills up their backs!!{s%'"’*?
“Becky” had®visions of cowboys so bold,
As to put in the sitade the brave kmights of old. .
First, enter a bandit, with cruel black eye,
And a heavy mutsache—(a mean looking guy!) '
He goes to a hut—sees a pretty girl there,
And falls on his knees, his love to declare.
The girl loves a cowboy, so HIS love rejects, -
But that seems to be what the bandit expects.
He jumps to his feet, and with a loud cry, o
Embraces the maiden, saying, “Wed me or die!”
The maiden then fainted—-grew as limp ar reed,
So he seized the poor girl and jumped on ..s steed.
Now enter the cowboy, uncenscious of ill,
'Till the bandit and maid ride over the hill . ;
Then hot is the chase and the bullets fly.
Muttered our hero: “That VILLIAN must die!”
So he shot, but the bullet went into the roan,
And the bandit fell under the horse with a groan!
But the maiden, unhurt, sprang up with joy,
Threw her begutiful arms ’round her brave cowboy.
And the bandit in his horse’s blood soaked,
Just rolled up his eyes right then and croaked!ls7% &?
Thus emded the vision with the death of the cur,
And “Beck” wemdered if sueh could happem to hwir!
Now “Beck” amd her ma have been West quite a spindl,
Ard kave mo swch thriling adventures to tell!
The Spaniards are dressed in Americam clothes,
And show off alwowt the sanwe losgth ef laose!
The Indans poscelolly walk abeut tewn, s
D't shiriel er yell er jump wp amd dowin!
And there MAY ke eowboys in this wild, weely Wesk, (?)
Biat: “Bieek” eam’t fimd them and she’s tried hew besi!
Tive diesrt is hewe, bt mwo bomes spraad awedmnd,
Avmed the welbves leawe geme ko & new eamiping grennd,
So “Rieci” says to ker wia, “Well, I'll be blhosk
1€ I'we mot disagppedmbed im the “Goldem West!" ™ s
And they Jave desehded, whak's the wse o wonvs,
Woo Vo st old s @ Tue Fowvod ak Buodne Y
Tl endl
— BECKY.
AN KISTORKC SCENE.
We luaove Paesived s pictoors, Sl
e ond plianmntes oof Swsadior I edke Sm]iot&‘&fi
of the seveaty senators who recently
poareled ba a parsde a leoer ef evr
young wosn who bave bewn ealled to
the celers. Prewident Wibson bed
the precession in a qaiek easy stride
and carried a silk U. S. flag over
bos shoosakdeer, This is the sweewd tivae
e bias moavcehd o feok, the fimsd
tivee leeime the Preparedwess Pg
radie, Most of the semabers earried
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FROM MISS ACOMMERFOQD :
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Miss Pauline Commerford, whose
fine letters from California to the
Journal were so much admired and
¢njoyed, has not yet had time to
write a Wdshington letter for the
paper but we are giving a few ex
tracts from some of her recent per
sonal letters: '
I am enclosing you herewith Mon
ey Order for another year’s sub
scription to “The Journal.” .
I am also enclosing a little photo
of the President taken when he head
ed the procession of the National Ar
my from the Capitol to the White
House, the day after Labor Day. 1
Washington was all excitement
over the National Army parade in
honor of the boys who have been se
lected by draft. Everything closed
at two P. M.
There were thirty bands in the
parade, all the National Guard, Regu
lars, Hospital Corps and the drafted
men and Department clerks. Presi
dent Wilson and Uncle Joe Cannon
headed the parade, marching on foot
from the Capitol to the White House.
Grand Army and Confederate Veter
ans marched side by side. As they
came up all the bands were playing
“Onward Christian Soldiers”, and
some of the people on the streets
took it up, and all down the avenue
from the Capitol a mile away to the
White House, the crowds were sing
ing it—the most wonderful thimg I
ever saw or heard.
Uncle Joe is eighty-ome years eld,
but he marched like a oy of twom
ty.
The Prosident is very popular heve,
‘and cortainly justly se. I admire Tiima
very mueh. It is poople wiwe havem't
’Eseufl in tewsh with things lere wie.
eriticiow. Bat I think there is very
ilintotlue of that anywhere mow.”
~ We have kad’semie lovely Sanday
iaui?*:ew-me@n:aos dewn em Clsssapmalive Bagy
wabeling thie eceam. It s emly am
*B‘m«m’s ridie. Last Sumdiags wwe vvesoo
i bo Mlavesdiall Ilall.
i It lvass moart radmed feor wovswe timme avod
e Fiver was eclear amd lewixed lide
!-& bltese Fildb:emm wimdingg im awed ewd
!av:a‘aoénqui:‘s' thee hille, Cemainmgg lboeelk, wee
!-mc-at thee President’s yaeint, with the
‘J’:n.;,o'»avtdmwe Mlbssdiamn oo Tovogoedl, Towgoioned]
for Mlavovert Vewnave, The Japs yellad
! asod weaowead: adk es aonedl Vv Woaowed: Tl
Wien wee prasssend Moot 'V ernoem., e
llooavrml plhaged ¢ Aneseiiza’’ avmd adl sdsorond
v, the wooe taking off tdhedr hads,
i:s}w, i beedd e tdhe stoamierr tollwd., I
sogppsanve 3ong wnk diewrm o Mliacesiaill
‘H-aufal e bwosae of Tlhwomooas Mawshall
thie friemd ef Washimgbon. Sueh =z
quaint old kwwwe! We are thinking
,@*fi goimg wp to the Shenandeak Val
ey meoct Swmday., The ears leava
Iwen?y bavoe, That is ome beauwty a
bowt being bewe. 1f you tire of the
| seacshore a shert ride om am eleetbrie
I@% takes you inte the heart of the
Rioe Ridge Mowstaims of Virgioia.
l Col. Mlalcelsn Johumshem, who is age
" Friday Morning, October 12th, 1917,
sisting in Senator Hoke Smith’s of.
fice, was in the parade described 1,
Miss Commerford.
NEW WAY TO DRY CORN.
‘Con_necticutt Yankees are preser.
ing corn in this way:
“The green corn on the cob is pick.
ed and after an inch of the tip eng
is cut off, a hole is bored through
the pith of the cob and the pith
extracted. The corn is then boiled
and after being cooled is put into
the municipal drying plant, and the
evaporator at the municipal drying
plant, and the corn dried on the cob.
“When the corn is desired for use,
it is soaked in a dish of cold water.
After soaking twelve hours, or long
er, if necessary, the corn is removed
and the water is put on to boil
‘When the water is boiling hot, the
corn is put in again and after four
minutes of heating is ready to serve.
The water can be used as a stock for
soups. The corn resumes its original
freshly picked shape and taste, and
is exactly like it was when first boil
ed before being dried.”
An Outburst of Everett True.
~ These here fereigners that
lives in this country oughta be madeo
to talk the English langrage. That’;
MY idea aboat it, bat they hain't
‘doin’c it.
Let’s stroll ever to the hwok store
and I'll buy you a gramamar so you
can luarn to tallk Englisd too!
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
D. W. BLAIR,
LAWYER, g
Werts Side Pablie Square :
MARIBTTA, GA.
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Attorneys AL Law,
OFFICIE. ¥ REYNOLDS BICLDING,
MOARIBTE A, CEBORGIA,
| FRED MORRIS.
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Marietta, Georgia.
Office in Butler Ridg. 106 Ationta s
Pravtises in all the Comrts, Statd
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TELEPHONE 494.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
MARIETTA, - - GEORGIA.
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