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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-25
CHARGES OF
PERJURY
May Result From the Othel
Davis Trial.
JURY FAILS TO AGREE
Jennie Davis Sues Street
Railway company.
Asks Damages Amounting TO-
$40, 600 for Injuries Sustained BY
Her November 9th, Last.

After remaining out nine hours,
the jury in the case Of the State
against Othel Candy" Davis, was
unable to agree and was dismissed by
|the court, Davis was tried on a charge
of assaulting and robbing e. W..
Parks, at the corner Of State and
Playground streets, June IL. 1907.
The case attracted larger crowd to
the court room yesterday at both the
morning and the afternon sessions
and scarcely person left his seat
until the jury retired to consider the
case.
1t is stated that the jury voted
seven for conviction and Ave for ac-
lquittal on the first ballot. A later
BALLOT gave eight for conviction and
four for acquittal.
The prosecutor expressed keen dis
over the failure Of the
Jury to agree and stated that the case
will be tried again as soon as pos
sible. II Is understood that there Is
a large amount Of contradictory tes-
timony in the cast Of the State against
Hill and the State against Davis,
both of whom were charged with the
same offense and the prosecutor may
bring several perjury charges.
Asking damages amounting to 500
600, Jennie Davis, hopeless cripple
for life, as result of an accident
sustained in alighting from a local
street car, fled a petition today
against the Marion Railway Light and
Power Company in the common pleas
court.
The petitioner states that she board
ed car Of the company at the Ba1l-
evard on November 6. 1907. and after
paying her fare, requested the con-
ductor to stop the car for her at
state street. She states that the car
was not stopped at State street. and
hat she was carried to the East 4
End switch. where the conductor
transferred her to a west bound car.
This car was stopped at State street.
she says. and when she attempted
10 alight, the car was suddenly start
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-25
spELLlH' sKuLE
Successfully Conducted at Agosta,
Friday Evsning

An old-time school was given by
the members Of the Agosta high
school In the school house Of that VII
lage, Friday night. About two hum
dred people We're present and the af-
fair was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
In the spelling contest. Mr.. Vernon
Day proved the champion and was
awarded beautiful prise. A gener-
81 social time was enjoyed at the con-
clusion o. the contest.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-25
IS
WRECKED
Ysggmen Secure $500 From
the Post Office at
Bradner.

NostOria, o., Jan. 25.-Because the
postoffice inspector ordered the funds
of the Bradner postoffice removed
from the bank in which they had been
deposited and placed In the postoffice
safe, Yeggs are now chasing over
the country enjoying $500 of Uncle
Sans money. Early today an ex-
plosion was heard by telephone girls.
who gave the alarm. An investiga-
tion showed that the robbers had
broken into the postoffice and COM
pletely wrecked the safe. =
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-25

b. r. Feazel reported for duty at
the interlocklng plant this morning.
after being off for some time on ac-
count OF sickness.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-25

Wade G. worden, Of Akron, has
been appointed as chief clerk to Sup
erintendent Allen, Of the Erie, to take
the place OF e. s. Stuart resigned.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-25

The Fpresters considered only
routine business at the we'll at
tended meeting Friday evening.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-25

For dancing lessons, see Prof.
schwinger, at any time. Phone 1571.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-25

All over the store the
special things to Be
closed out are piled
up with price tickets.
1t is in the nature Of I
Rummage Sale.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-25

Crescent lodge OF Pathfinders, No.
40, met in the halls last evening with
a fair attendance. R. f.. Brooks,
district deputy from Bellefontaine,
was present and gave an eloquent
talk on the good Of the order. The
lodge arranged at this time for an
open session and entertainment to be
given in the halls in three weeks.
At the conclusion OF the business, a
social hour was enjoyed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-25
Knights of Pythias Plan to
Open Club March let.
COMMITTEES are NAMED
New Furnishings Must be
Purchased
Pool and Billiard Tables will be
Installed, and Card and Reading
Rooms Provided.

An enthusiastic meeting OF Ma
rion lodge knights of Pythias No. 402
held in the halls last night, 1t was
determined by q unanimous vote to
install club rooms at the lodge head
quarters on East Center street. Two
weeks ago the matter was brought
before the lodge but was voted down.
Since that time, a careful investiga-
tion has been made and the members
were brought to realize the import
ance Of adopting such plan.
1t is the intentions Of the lodge
to install billiard room, reading
room, card room and smoker. New
furniture will be purchased and the
rooms will be equipped in modern
club-room fashion. A committee was
appointed to collect subscriptions for
the expense of the installation. An
other committe was appointed to in
vestigate the cost and to recon-
mend what improvements are need
ed. The order expects to have the
club department Installed by the first
Of March.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-25

Try ADMIRAL ooFsy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-24
Del Brasil
Los anarquistas y eI C6digo. Contra
la dinamita.-A favor de la pol
yora.-Fabrica de prOyectiles

Ell gobierno ha resuelto remi-
tir al Congreso TN .mensaje en-
que propone la reforma del CO.
digo Penal, con Ell fin de facili-
tar d las autoridades los medios
de combatir la propaganda anar
quista. El gobierno propone
sean castigados con penas de
diez q ounce amos de preside
los responsables de la fabrica-
cion 8 possession de bombas. Gran
numero de agitadores extranle-
Tos reclentemente llegados Sc
ran expulsados.
FL gobierno ha contratado con
una sociedad americana el esta-
blecimiento de una fabrica de
polvora cerca de Rio Janeiro.
Un alto empleado de marina
marchara a Francia para com
prar material para la fabrica-
cion de proyectiles para la arti-
lleria de mar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-24
II a|cOIO||iISnI0 en- Berlin

En- TN libro que acaba de
aparecer en- la capital del I'M
perio Germanico bajo Ell titulo
de die Gurgel Won Berlin" (El
gaznate de Berlin), un doctor
de Charlottenburgo, Herr Hrs
chfeld, comunica interesantes
datos estadisticos acerca del al
cohol que consume en- I'm ailo
la mencionada ciudad prusiana.
En- Ell aflo 1905 habia en- Ber-
lin I5.o4I establecimientos de-
dicados a la venta de bebidas
alcoholicas.
Como ell n1mero total de.ca-
sas en- dicha capital es de
24.4o3, resulta que, en- cada dos
edificios, habfa alberta al publi-
co una taberna 8 una cerveria.
Gales hay, cual ocurre con la
Friedrlchstrasse, donde apare
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-24
DeSdc Sabana GraDdc

Despues de penosa enfermedad ha
fallecido EN- esta poblaci5n, la virtuosa
sefiora dofia Matilde Acosta, viuda lie
Busig6
Su muerte ha sido muy sentiaa por
gozar aqui de grandes simpatias la f.
NADIA.
Su hijo don Julio Busig6 recibe ca
rnosas nuestras del sentimie ito que
tai desgracia ha cansado
Don Camilo Bul Lluvetas. dele
gado la Camara, Sc encue mira bastan-
te delicado. ST en- la pt6xma semana
Sc encuentra algo restablecido, volvera
emprender sus tareas parlsmentarias
Mucho celebraremos la mejoria
-El bale de confanza que el pasa-
do domingo So suspendi6 por falleci-
miento de Ia sonora viuda de Busig6,
Sc verified el dia 23
Entire las j6venes reina grau entu-
siasmo y todo hace esperar que el bale
sera muy lucido.
-El mi6rcoles FOR Ia noche, contra
jeron mAtrim civil, ell apre eiable
joven don Ramon Soto con la vlrtuosa
sefiorita Carmelita Soto Ortiz.
Les deseamos una nacabable luna
de miel
Febrero 23 de 1903
Ell Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-24
NueVOS FeprOcarr1es
(Continuara.)


En- todo ell afio 1907 Sc han construi-
do en- Espafa y alberto al servicio ia
kiometros nuevos de ferrocarril.
Como Sc We no es mucho Proxima
mente otro tanto vino a construirse en-
ell afio precedente.
Los ia kilometres de 1907 Sc distri
buyen de la siguiente m manera:
En- la lfnea dc Guadix Baza, ell ira
yecto de Cor a Baza que faltaba para
completarla, IS Kilometres.
En- la lfn.a de Merida a Sevilla, el
ramal de Cerro del H,erro, IS
Trayecto de Pozo zoblanco Conquista
que continda ell de Pc harroya a Pozo
blanco, 40.
Ramal de Minas de Castillo de las
Guardas Zen la Inca de San Juan de
al empalme &c Ronqui-
llo, IL.
Ramal de empalme entire las estacio-
mes de Granada Sur Granada Anda-
luces, 2.
Y lfnea de empalme entire los ferro-
carriles de Santander a Bilbao Vas
congados, 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-24

Companfa filibustera nOrteamericana
Falsificaci6n de papel moneda

Ell Inico interes que desperto
la revolucion de Haiti sc con-
creto principalmente en- Was
hington en- rumOres circulados
acerca de que una compa1lfa
fllibustera norteamericana pro-
porciono los fondos necesarios
para aquella, y que hay proba-
bi1idad de que Sc fe exiia res
ponsabilidad. Ell fninisterio de
Estado indico que habia prue-
bas contra alguna compalia, de
haber adelantado fondos sin que
nOmbrara ninguna, mas sc tie
nen pruebas que pueden ser
valiosas para exigir responsa-
bllidad a quien la tenga.
Al mismo tempo, sc anuncia
en- Nueva York, la detencion de
Joseph Giordain, a quien Sc acu
sa de haber falsifcado billetes
de banco del gobierno haitiano,
por valor de 100000 en- billie
tes de 81 Y S., que Sc ocuparon.
Ell acusado dice es inocente, Y
manifesto que no intento falsi
lcacion alguna, sino que man.
do d hacer papel moneda seg1n
autorizacion 8 concession que
tenia del gobierno legal de Hal.
tt, promulgada bajo la revolu
cion dirigida por Ell general Fir
min, y el declarante queda pre-
so por no haber podido dar
flanza de $500.
En- la vista de la causa, estaba
el jefe de la policia secreta EN-
los Estados Unidos y sc cree
que hay en- el asunto mucho
mas de 10 que Sc refiere a falsi-
lcacion. Anadese que .Giordain
ha vlvido durante cinco amos.
principalmente en- Nueva York,
como representante flnanciero
del movimiento revolucionario
en- Haiti y que hace mu chos
amos, despues de el presentar la
al toriZaci6n necesaria habia he.
cho imprimir SI.5oo.ooo en- BIZ
lletes por la New York Bank
Note c." en- billetes de So del
nuevo gobierno haitiano. En-
esa epoca, la mitad de la suma
sc envio a Haiti, con objeto de
pagan a las tropas en- campaha
que entonces luchaban por ell
general t'irmin. Mas antes de
que llegaran los billetes sc SO
foc6 la revolucion, y de acuerdo
con 10 que sc Comunico d las
autoridades federales, Sc que
maron los billetes, La otra mi
tad Sc alega quedo depositada
en- Nueva York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-24
Nlmero 46

recen mas bars que casas,
puesto que en- algunas de estas
funcionan dos 8 mas estableci-
mientOS de esa clase.
Bueno es observar, de paso,
que algunos de los bierhalle'
alcanzan dimensiones conside-
rabies. Por ejemplo. Ell "Rhin-
gold inaugurado recientemen-
te, tiene cabida para 4 900 be
bedores.
Ell doctor Hirschfeld evaltia
Ell consume de bebidas esprit
tuosas en- Berlin durante el aflo
de 1905, y por individuo. en-
2J4. s litros de Cerveza, Q 50 de
vino y 1900 de aguardiente. Re.
duCiendo esas Cantidades a mo-
media y tornado como tipo Ell
precio de cotizacion minima de
los espirituosos. los berlineses
han gastado en- alcoholizarse,
2o6.o75.377 marcos, 8 sea 100 mar.
COS y pico por cabeza.
Establecida la proportion de
73o marcos de renta, respecto
de cada berlines, estos habrian
invertido en- alcohol, la septima
parte de suS ingresOs.
81 examinamos ahora las con-
secuencias de esa buIimia alco-
holica, desde Ell punto de vista
de la hygiene y de la moral, We
remos algo que ha de parecer-
nos naturalisimo. En- efecto,
durante Ell a1o de referencia,
fueron detenidos por embria-
guez, en- la capital prusiana,
5.486 hombIes y 500 mujeres.
De LAST individuos internados
en- ell hospital de Charlottenbur-
go, 436 este es, ell so por 100,
eran declaradamente alcoh0li-
COS.
Por otra parte, demuestran
las estadisticas que entire los
epilepticos G histero-epilepticos
admitidos en- Ell "Wuhlgarten,
el 46 por 100 de los enfermos,
procedfa de padres alcoholics.
Por ultimo, el 81 por 100 de los
recluldos en- los establecimien-
tos penitenciariOs de Berlin,
pertenece a la clase de bebedo-
res incorregibles.
Terminemos diciendo que Ell
numero de delincuentes a quie-
mes la funesta passion del alco-
hol conduce al banquillo del
acusado, puede caIcularse en-
10000, TN aflO con Otro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-24

ella. en- enmienda satisfaction de
sus servicios de otras mercedes en-
esa ysla, fecha por mi indefunta
que no tuvieron efecto'.
NO cree V. que no habiendose
llevado a efecto este combate no de-
bemos copiarlo
Al contrario; como en- 81 hacen
hincapie los contrarios de nuestra
opin ion, bueno es copiarla fntegra
va que ellos no han hecho mas que
copiar el estracto que trae la Bibliote
ca de Tapia.
-Tiene usted mucha razon. De-
bemos reunir todos los documentos
que tengan alguna relaci6n con ell
asunto que Sc trata de dilucidar.
(Continuara)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-24
Los Illvlgyes e!v!!u!anlo
EN- LA ISLA DE SAAKALIN

De Sahkalin vienen noticias
diclendo que los japoneses ma :
nlhestan una notable actividad
en- desarrollar la parte del pals
que les correspondio, abriendo
escuelas y construyendo bue-
nos caminos, fabricas y hospita-
les, mlentras que en- la parte
Norte de la isla, que correspon-
de a Russia nada absolutamente
sc hace en- dicho sentido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-24

vi, oGl1O4. LIZ JlODukO COu LGSC1-
monios de sus propios compafieros.
Copie usted esta declaration de un
marino, que iba en- la misma carabela
de Yaf1ez.
"anton hernandez colmenero, veci
no de hneI9a. non expresa la edad
lque tenia, declare en- la mesme villa
en- veyrte cinco de setiembre de
mill quynientos G ounce af1os, que
lal tempo quel dicho vicente yafiez
pinzon los que con el iban, fueron
a descobrir, este testigo iba en- ell
navlo del dicho vicente yaflez. vido
como Ell dicho vicente yaflez, los
que con el iban. fueron hacia la parte
de levante desde la ysla de cado vsyde
lie fuero la via del surueste entreme-
dias del sur, Ell dicho vicente yaflez.
G los que con el iban falaron la THE.
IRA hrme -"
Tome listed nota, amigo Canet,
de la declaration del medico de a
bordo.
LA tiene usted7
-Aquf esta.
garcia hernandez, fisico, dixo:
que 10 que sabe este testigo es, que
fue con Ell dicho vicente yafiez, cuan
do Sc descobrio 10 conthenido en- la
dlcha pregunta, por escrivano de Su
Alteza, G que vido quel dicho vicente
yafiez descobrio la costa de bayta fas-
ia la punta sancfa cruz, e salt6 en-
thierra con cantidad de su xente
quatro escrivanos de cada una mao
ell suyo. e corto aibaly c beb6 aqua,
e su xente, para da fee Su Alteza,
C SERIAL de possession. -.
-tEste es Ell descubrimiento del
ECabo de San Agustfn?
-Si. Yafiez lie llam6 Rostro Her.
moso cuyo nombre fue sustituido lue-
go por ell de San Il gusffn.
Ffjese que NADIA dice ell medico
Hernandez de San Juan.
--Tiene usted raz0n.
-Yaflez. en- este viaje. TOGO en-
Puerto Rico, como TOGO en- algunas
de las islas de Barlovento, como Qua
dalupe, y en- otras del grupo de las
Bahamas.
" dice usted que de este viaje
llevo el intrepido navegante pepitas
de orc al Rey. procedente del Boyi-
qafn.
-Si asi 10 afrma Pedro Martir de
Angler1a.
y tiene usted copia del documen-
to original del asiento y capitulacion
que Sc tomo con Yafiez para poblar
la is de San Juan.
-Si 10 tengo. Y 10 publicaremos
fntegro.
-Tiene usted razon. De este mo-
do, viendo ell p1blico los docum entos
forma juicio propio.
En- ese documento vera V. que
el tltulo de Yaf1ez es de Cabltdn Y
Corregidor, y no de Go6eynad0y.
Hizo Ell Rey otras mercedes 4 va
f1ez.
LIE mando ell de Febrero de 1906.
diez maraved lses (archivo de Siman-
cas-, libro general de cedulas, mime
70 To-; y lie dio tambien la Ienencia
de la fortaleza que habfa de hacer en-
San Juan con cincuenta mil marave-
discs de suelto.
--Lleg6 cobrar Yafiez este sala :
rio.
No. Mientras estuvo este ma
rino en- Espafia al servicio del Rey
cobr6 doce mil maravedises para sus
gastos. NADIA de 10 estipulado en-
dichas capitulaciones sc cumplio
porque el viaje Sc suspendio y no vi
no 4 tener efecto hasta 1903; en- union
de Juan Diaz de Soils y no San
Juan, sino TERRA Firme.
Ademas, el 9 de Abril de 1910 el
Rey ordenaba Ponce de Leon "a
nuestro photo vicente yafiez, dareis
Glen yndios de que lie hacemos mer-
'ced en- esa ysla, yendo el a residir en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-24
Interview CON Gl doctor Coll ' TItG
Juan Ponce de Le6n.-primer exporador, conquis-
tador, colonzador gobernador
de Puerto Rico.
II De AGOSTO 1903 II De AGOSTO 1908
CONTINUATION

ST, sef1or. Lo probare con testi-
monios de sus propios compafieros.
Copie usted esta declaration de I'm
marino, que iba en- la misina carabela
de Yaf1eZ.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-08-13
SERVICE PENSION BILL.
(From Atlanta Constitution, }

Before it could be asked for again,
Mr.. Fostsr, of Cobb, called up his spe-
cial order which provides service pen
sion for all Confederate veterans and
their widows in the State, and got it
passed. No man in the house ever made
gamer or better fight for bill than
did Mr.. Foster, and he was roundly
congratulated after getting the bill
passed by the house by vote of 139 to
IL, after it had once been defeated in
the house.
1t was stated on the floor of the house
that this amendment to the constitu-
tion, if it became law, will increase
the pension roll of the State by 81 ,000,-
600.
It provides that all veterans who
served from Georgia during the war
shall be paid pension, and all widows
who married veterans prior to 1870.
There is an exception which provides
that no pensioner who has 81 900 or
more, or who has an income of $500 per
annum, shall be allowed to draw q pen
sion under this act.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-08-13
FAw & ROGERS ADD A BRAND NEW
FIXTURE TO THEIR STORE.

That Marietta merchants are not on.
iy quick to take advantage of new and
approved methods of doing business
but are bound to warrant the confidence
OF their customers to the fullest extent
is shown by the recent purchase OF
Messrs Faw & Rogers.
They have just received a brand new
weighing machine which almost thinks
Tor itself. 1t not only weighs, but CON-
putes the cost, showing the exact
amount OF the purchase in dollars and
cents without any hand or mental oper-
ton whatever. You Just place the
commodity on the platform, and the
scale does the rest.
Customers always like to see lust
what they are getting, and on this
scale, the amount is plainly indicated
on the customers side of the device.
The subject of scales has occupied a
great deal OF the time and attention OF
city officials and city dealers in all parts
OF the country. Many scales have been
unreliable and condemned. The spring
scales especially have been found to be
inaccurate, for: 80 we all know spring
will not spring" the same after it has
been used for some time, Springs are
also affected by heat and cold, and
scales that contain springs cannot be
relied upon.
This scale is springless, and cannot
wear or change. 1t has been found to
be absolutely accurate. and is recon-
mended by officials everywhere.
This fixture will make handsome
furnishing for this firm g store, and they
are to be commended for their enter
prise, and for the open, above board
weighing, which allows their customers
to "see the wheels go round for them.
selves"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-08-13
AuSteIl.

Mr. and Mrs Megil, of Smyrna, MI
and Mrs Wood, of Atlanta, Miss Lucille
Wlthers, Of Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs Aus.
tell, OF Atlanta, Mayor I ] Tate, of Biz.
mingham, Mrs Charles Faux, OF Mont
gomery, Ala, are among the new arri.
vsls at Hiawatha Inn.
Miss Vera Daniel, of Atlanta, is Wis
iting Miss Laura Buchlatz.
Mr.. V Ii Clark, of Atlanta, is spend
ing few days here.
Miss DollIe Russeau, of Atlanta, is
spending awhile with Mrs Ash.
Mrs Lee Neel and Miss Ella Flowers
hsve returned from Blount Springs
Ala.
Mr. and Mrs r A Garfield are visiting
relatives at Buffalo, N Y.
Miss Sallie Joyner has returned to her
home in Atlanta, after spending some
time here with her sister, Mrs w w
Strickland.
Miss Fife Dobbs is visiting her sister
her sister. Mrs Charles Thompson, at
Esowah, Tenn.
Mrs Fred AIdridge, OF Gads den, Ala
is visiting Mrs Flow ers.
Mrs Colquitt is visiting relatives at
Admission, Ala.
Misses Mamie and Siddie Vaughn, OF
Powder Springs, we're recent visitors to
Mrs Gray.
Mrs John Lee has returned from a
visit to relatives in Rockmart.
Miss Elsa Monk, of Powder Springs,
is visiting Miss Cora Strickland.
Mr. J Garman has returned from q
visit to relatives in Elkhart, Ind.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-08-13
The Mdrl6ttd journal
MARIETTA, GA, AUG. 10, 1908.
TUE TELEPHONE GIRLS REVENGE.

"You know that red-headed
cashier that had the nerve &c COM
plain Of me to the boss the other
day." said the girl at the tele-
phone desk. "Well, I got even
with him, all right. He ain It
married, but he's got best girl.
Her father owns a shoe factory
over in Jersey, and rich-my
Well, she called him up the other
afternoon at her usual time Is
Mr.. Smith there?' she asks in her
most romantickest voice. Yes, ,
I answers, just as honeylike as she.
It's his wife wants him, isn't it?'
With that Miss Girl hung up with
such a jerk my ear hurt. Smith
goes around wondering why she
does not call him up. Every time
he dares he says to me Has any
one called me on the phone, Miss
Limit p And | look as innocent
as kid and shake my head, NO.
I tell you, us telephone girls can
turn Joy to the Bride into Nothin
DOM any slime we please. ME
for us.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-08-13
GIRLS LOSS OF BOTH LEGS DIDN'T
PREVENT MARRIAGE.

Cincinnati, O.-The romance
and glory Of unswerving devo.
tion were shown yesterday in
an unusual incident that occur.
red at the Newport court house,
when John B. Rapp, big and
strong, of Portland, Ind, carried
into the Office a frall young wo.
man who had lost both legs in a
railroad accident. They made ap-
plication for a marriage license,
the young woman registering as
Pearl Ruppe!l, of Portland, Ind,
aged %; Rapp gave his age as %.
He said he and his sweetheart
were engaged to be married when
she sustained her injuries. AS
soon as she left the hospital they
determined to carry out their in
tentions, and they were married
in Covington last night by mag.
istrate.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-08-13
Sherlff's Sales for Sep {

VIII be sold before the court hous,
door, in the city of NJ Arietta, Cobb coun
ty, Ca, within the legal hours of sale
on the first Tuesday in September. 1908
the following property, to-wit:
Two lots of land in the town of Smyr.
na, Cobb county, Ca, known as Nos. II
and u of the B. T. Frey addition, de,
scribed as follows: Beginning at the
corner OF Atlanta and Love streets run.
ming west 1873 feet along Love street.
tnence running north along alley SO feet,
thence east IT'S feet to the margin of the
west side of Atlanta street, thence alons
Atlanta street l65 feet to starting point
Levied on as the property of S. D.
Bankston to satisfy tax fila issued bv
d. b, Clay, tax collector of Cobb county,
Tor his State and county taxes for the
year 1907. Notice given in terms of the
law W. j. FREY, Sheriff.