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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-13
Die 3linoe.
ROmun aus bsm GugIif1en.
(5ortieBuns)
b rRadgeganssn? Wsr2"

nRa6gsgangsn? Wer2"
Die 8ummerjungfer. Sd iab iie
bor elmer tleinen Wsile, tpie fis mad
oem 6oteI binaufbIidte unb banr
raid tpiebsr umtebrts, unb bas IN
nod ni6t bas S6Iimmfts, 5rduIsin!"
~Ias iit benn fpnit nod sei6es
benz"
mir baben uns nit Der Giisnbabn
getrrt," dntiportste bas Wdb6en. ,,Gs
giebt einen 3ug bon 2onbon, ben ipir
i'm JobrpIun iiberieben baben unb
bisier 3us ift, pie i6 eben i'm 5otsl
bore, f6on por ldnger als elmer Bier
teIftunbs angetommen. Bite, IafIsn
sic uns tptsoer na6 5auie ssben,
fonft fiirdte i'd, finosn iis uns ni6t
gu oauie."
rSsben sic nur alsin na4 5auis,
Sane" fagte 2uciIIa.
.allsin?"
ga, if bante Sbnen, bab sic
mid bterbergebrabt baben; ia bieibs
bier"
aaum bate fie Ii6 tpieber 5tpii6sn
mid unb Oscar gefest, aIs Die sbiir
leiie bon aubsn eeoffnet tpurDs. Cine
la1ge, biinne, nerpDfe Sanb langte
ourd bieSeffnung binsin; ereriff bas
Mdb6en am 4rm unb aog fie ben
8prplab 6indus. Statt ibrer trnt
Elm Wlann nit benz Sut .auf benz
aopfe ins 3immer. gs mar Rusent
Gubpure.
gr blieb on berieI6en StelIe, mo
bas Wdb6en geitanben bate, iteben.
gr fab na6 Der 3eibe 2uetIIa, ieinen
8ruoer unb mid an.
Stumm itanb er ba, Der 5reunbin,
bic er perleunbet, unb bem gruber,
ben er Derrat1en bette, geseniiber. 9a
ftaHb er - bic Mueen feft auf bic
atpiI9sn uns fibenbe auei[la gebeftst
= NIT benz 8epuBtfein, bab 4lles
Dorbei Iei, bab bas Weib, I'm beHents
tpillen er ii1 entipiirbigt bate, fir
INNER fir tbn berloren iei. 9a
ftanb er, bon feinen ielbftbereiteten
Qualen per5ebrt.
Sci benz Griheinen ieines 8rubers
mar Sseor aufgeitdnben uno bate
ftinsn arm nm 2ueiIIu esf9lunsen.
Sebt trat er nit 2ufiIla Nugent eis
nen S6ritt entgegsn. SD folgie ibm,
inbem i9 feiH Gefitt NIT ssipaRntsr
.Aafmerffamss tstrattete. 80
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-13

Sbu fii6Ite iih in ibrer neuen gtels
lune Iebr tpenig bsbusIih. syrau Silie
bate ibr Itets InIeituns eegeben, ipds
1ie tbun unb rpie lie es uusfiibren folle;
bic iunge Ssrrin ober tiimmerte Iid
nicht i'm minoeitsn nm bas SousipeIen
unb antipprtets ouf olle bafelbe betrefs
feuben 5rueen rsgelmdbig: 5ragen
Sic Rife."
8ie 5olgsn oappn seigten ii6 nur
al bdlo.
,Rein, 5rGulein, bos tit bel uns
nicht Mobe," ober - oas ipirb bel uns
anbers eemadt," Iogte gaite fat isbes
fiibrte es b1nn in Der Bel ribnen" lib
Mal. lpenn Sba Gtuas anorbnete, iinb
lihen Deife aus.
Sba empfaub bas 8emiitbisenbe
bieies 9erbGltniiies tief, ober ss feblte
ibr an Mutb, geaen nas Wtdbben dlifz
Sutreten; bafelbe mar ia nm 10 8ieles
erfabrener unb ee'6idter als iie. Inter
biefen umitdnben erIhien es ibr ME
cine Grloiung, als lie tpteoer in Der
GtIenbabn iaB unb nit Der Serrf6aft
nah Sombure fuhr. Mohte bic olte
Dame, Su Der man lie brahte. INNER
bin ettpas numbering fein = tie ipollte
bod lieber beren 2aunen ertragen, aIs
| iih iibsr Rite's 5rs6beit drgern. =
sSrau SanBen unb ihre iungen Gerz
panbten batten einanoer TO 8ielerlei
81 er5dblen. gu fra9en uno 81 beants
fporten. baB giemanb BON ibnen 3eit
fanb, iia ionberli6 I'm Soa gu betiims
mern. 8esbolb nabm @rna iib bers
ielben nit I'm 10 grOBerer GreunoIi6s
teit an.
2lm foIgenben Sage iebte oas Gbes
paar feline ReiIe fort, hno 5rau SAM
sen uno 2eopoIo eaben ibren Ga iten
bis gum 8abnbof bas 9eleit. -
gtls Der Wagen nit ben llebriaen
oapongerOut mar. fugte @rua in Iders
3enbem SOne gu Sba:
,Sie t0nnen iih Slid ipini6en,
bab sic gu uns setpmmsn iinb, bas
beibt - gu mir! Sd rperbe Sie fir
Sbren 8eruf erSieben. - 60 unitter
unb f6iihtsrn biirfen sic ui6t aufs
treten, bann tiinbigen bic 9ieRitbotsn
Sbnen bulo ben geboriam. (Sba
feuf5te in Grinnerung an Rite) Sic
miifen iib itelIen, aIs piibtsn Sis
| glles beifer; ipenn es ou6 ni5t ipubr
lit, siebt ss Sbnen bod Elm llsbergss
piht. Sat Die &Ohin bus Gfsn bsrs
borben, fage id gang rubig: ~gs gsbt
niht anbers. nG6ftsns mub i6 ielbft
to6sn!" - 9as fpprnt Iie an, bsiier
ouf3upafsn. benn iie osntt: 9ds
JrGulein tpeiB nit 2lIsm 9siheib unb
lGBt iid tsin 4 fir elm Il MAIDEN.
0as 5aar mii1Ieu sic audi anbers
trassn! 9as lift stpdr ni6t Der
Fenitbpteu pegen notbpenbig, ober
Die Riititht uuf bic 8eieBe Der S6Dns
belt eebietst es. sic baben cine siems
lid bObe Stirn; anitatt nun o6er bas
Suar elm lpenig binsinfalsn gu IaTen,
'3ieben Sic es 10 itramm aus benz 9es
iiht. als pollten sic es nit Der Wurs
gel ausreiBen. ~ Dir ibneiosn Elm
paur 9Gr6eu ab uno trduieln iis red)t
bIbfh."
@Htiest mid Sbu suriit.
CJortfebung ToIgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-13

eeefIu sssaHs. Rinmsss. GIsdHzasl q.
9eeis 90 aeats nus bcrilber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-13


bate er esiprodtn.
Giefe Mntipcri tpiirbe geSjinhei unb
ibm. gigeo. ale srbtntlihe Genugs
tbuuns ntrfHafft buben. llnb Der Ons
tel fpdrs gans ilsin Dor ibm geiporben.
Sest nbtr! Gs lieb iih ia snr niht
mdftn, bGs p6d6en bsm Sntsl ipiss
Der 5uriid5ngebsn. Dasu ip1r es su
fpdt. 60 sttDos muBte augenbIidli6
g,fdeben.
Sn wissos 3Orn idlid ii6 Elm gar
niht gsringsr Ebtil Betpunberung fir
ben Dntel EN-, Der allen Ghpiersgteis
ten In 10 fluger Weife aus bem gDsge
eegdngen mar. inbsm CT fein G1bnf,tn
gum Hottn mnhtf. Genn bic Dsfhtnse,
bic ileine ainber sinem brineefs, fGI6gt
mon nint aus.
. Rnd BEN JriibFiid. Bel BEN gieso
fein Gtsrbensfp6riten gdagt, ess
fhpeige benn bem GnieI fir bas nod
INNER tpoblpsrpn6ts Geihenf gebnnft
bate, ging er in fein 3immef unb
fhIob iih ein.
Damn 3Dg tr bds s3Idfen aus Der
1af1e unb 5ffntie "a. Ulit sinem &C.
mild BON afrser nnb Hsfritbigune
bemsrtte e. bab Is cine fd6nt 3igurs
renfpibe aus Mftrfnouni tntbieIs, BE
e. Ieibfr nubsrprbentlin gut brnHd)eH
tpHuts unb bic fr ii9 fdon lanae qts
tni:nff4l8 k0{fS T>rfh ~ gnrys fsA ~ /
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-13
MngaIaid.

.sSn benz ntutn Drama fsbli "a an
eifIeill ridtigen ssorfliftlA
20. Der ipielt iih allnbenoliG 5ipls
id)en benz Iidjter iitD 0eH Eireftcr
binter Der Biibme abb
Gin miiTeipiser DreuHk
~9bn MIR bod nls s5rtunb Ben q.
fallen unb fpmn 0Is mein 9rdu3enae
init oufs Gionbesnnit.1
.atin - ~ bin ni4s germ 3suas
baH 1lueiil61fa ankgsf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-13
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---sis ssrabmtsas----
Da6rfageTin 0iefes 3eila(lGs.

.e6cu IN bsr Eltsifen Bet Gao ss nstsi's
Bsrlonsn els bur6 bic e1ssfune bstsr bssats
,raren. mne a flsst ffln 8sssifsi boz bas
ana beutsntnse HcA BrFcIen eyiftsreH, bic
tur6 sine uubdaHnte ssrast im StnHbe Hnh.
EieIes gu ttun Hrb boransanfnaen. mas ffr
gubert erfsngnIiG m uHb bIeitt. far Scf6ss
toi bic RGfTT biefs Tants befcnbers beafriiiaf.
benn he hof ibr bic ItElens Gabe csrisstfn. cas
rsbsn itrsr w7itmeuften iuis fIn ntffsef6snsss
nss gEG eeuan gu IsfeR geroebf rsft. nab
se In tbrer siseHsn seishtns an 6esfin ubsHHs
pSbnt. Rfhmi bic Gan Gub Gar eitis6 be
eeeftH flSerue. barn aetf bisiefbe bsnant. bts
ctr bts f6oHs Bsiisens bon 1ran 2. D0sasr
srrf.6f. Gas 3ans IN His Iinfeu SGTs Eas
sm Baifn IN BEG Same:
MRS. B. YAEGRR,
ctefln MssaHs. afnnsss. Glsdnzasl q.
a&<afa Rh ausa ma Nar{Sksr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-22

ihony OF 1illman Bunch was not i'm
portant his perjury being merely
mug throwing against Mrs Tcnney's
fHarac tcr, while he used his place as
q guest in her home and admirer of
her daughter as a spy in the interests
q Mr.. Tenney"
hunch was characterized as a gam
.icr ana drunkard, who mad failed In
~ hhfy and was how in the en-
IploNincnt OF Mr.. Tcnnoy's company
wife ~ support MS
..,,, liz WAS a spy said Mr.. Roval
mats now they get this absurd story
I'ont ,. Major Gordon and Mrs. Tenney
t ~ a puiiman car and a New York
story to. 'Tenncy Certainly he violatnd
'NeFS ohiisation Of gentleman"
says Gordon Is an In,bcciIc,
VIZ itoNali asserted that his uro-
uccessors as attorneys for ATrs Tar-
h,5j stern and Patterson
% ,;n s"'l b ihsir facts wrong in pre-
Ea iiHS me bili and that Mrs Tcnnev
mad not bad 4 Glance 10 rcvise II ia
uSain saul That Major Gordon was now
~ 'mhefilc who could not be called
lrinnah 'as to his condition on 'thc
ING days he Was in Richmond Is
.liSic aiiY q her evidence as to his men
W. CONDITION covering longer period
thnn two days. - ~
Mr.. Wendeuburg saws he ,yae "a
ai -, .! ~ pec2t ur.' answered Nj. ROY
al. tmt didn't dare 10 nut snch >,
he he w" on ne 81 stahd didn't know what
MIN, ana bcsidcs we don't have ~
nii5pNt innocence. Ii is for the other
s tio - hroXe our guilt beyond a rcn.
nnG within the railing. Mr. Rova1i
cGm,,io, 4 iIiRtciilN whether /; criminal
contr !e,i"n could be obtained on such
.,.""ittoTN evidence rs was o(ferad
20. onntrnrt Through Gordon.
M" Major Gordon lie brought Il
b"o,h ,nu' Was he who through his
,,iips,i = Gc,,neral John e. Gordon. Sc
NJ ~ ii2F rue gigantic battlefield mark
:, c.NFainauea. which proved Tho
lso Tn!Tt tlPn 1of Fcnneys fortune. Mr.
,i MI ~ ~ i broadly TO a Miss Rob
H. H. , SI93n, "f WASHINGTON. daughter Of lie
M IN ~ boardirg house In which
= ~, Iiiseya stopped and made fire.
sir ~ y,i%lpfiGnces to Mary Horne. until
MIN ! ne letter OF 1890 which was har
~ ny limitation. aud condoncd BY
X, W. inct inst Mrs. Tcnncy had lived
intn ilrr husband after 1t had fallen
,.a ar. Eoyail stated that Mrs. Tcnncy
T., IL, ~" stopping with Mrs. Gordon
IN "aShi,n.gton, member of the Cor
uon family showing that the family
nut no faith in the charges: that the
iilnliy knew that the charges were
hreposinrous ana ridiculous, and thai
~ rfin'i"na With them were not
Eoth Sides then rested their cases
Wa,h Vnilininous records and briefs
oWltE 70 the latoness or the hour, tho
qf,.t8llon OF an allowance for attorneys
ANrs sWas not taken mp. but Will be
"rgueJ later
VIII probably take Judge Grin
tHnn several weeks to go over the rec
,iot AZ iherc Orc other important cases
Pol1llhs Mchnwllile. by order OF tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-22
BUSY SESSION
OF SUSSEX COURT
Large Number of Criminal and
Civil Cases Disposed
Ispccial to The Times.Dispntch !

H.
sussex Courthouse, "a March FL
sussex Circuit Court. Judge Jesse Fee
IN West presiding, which convened
March II. probably Will remain in SEES.
sion until March 30 The special grand
Jury, which was cmpanelcd early in
.hc term, returned true bills against
ehc following: Annie Braxton. murdert
Albert Johnson, attempt to murder
two indictments; James Loving, house.
oreakingi Cora Loving. housebreaking,
H. j. Bate, non support OF wife. sam
Massenbnrg. betrayal.
The following criminal cases wore
tried: Fred May, selling liquor without
NccnSc, not guilty; c. j. Moore rorg
cry, not guilty: Annie Braxton invol.
dntary inansaughtcr six months in
the county Jail: Tom Spencer. mali.
cious wounding. not guilty. his wife
declining to testify against him. Al.
bert Johnson, guilty. four years al
nard labor on the public roads. Albert
Johnson. guilty. four years on the pub
nc roads: James Loving guilty fen
years In the penitcntiary; Cora Loving
guilty. one year In tho pcnitentiary:
Herbert Phrham. charged with muir
der, found guilty. ten years in tho pen.
itentiary.
were also tried:
Balm Peanut Company VS.. Western
Union telegraph Company. Judgment
Tor the plniniiif for S8lG7; q NJ Brown
vs. Virginian Railway Company. yer-
dict for the plaintir for 5000; c. i.
Loelr. against Sussex County, ,ude-
mont FOR the plaintiff for s236o; 3.
/. Aitchell against James Parham and
others. Judgment for the plaintiff.
large number OF chanccry cau.ea
nave also been disposed OF Court viii
DC engaged Tor the next two or three
Gays IN nearing motions Of the Board
OF supervisors 70 increase tho anscss-
,heh.s OF certain tracts or land an made
~ INC land assessors for 1910.
me following visiting attorneys wera
IN Attendance upon the court: Hon T,
=. iarreli and S. " southall, Jr., En-
noriai W NJ crumpler. sunolk; G. a.
y, " IN Held and W a. Seawell, Norfolk;
y a fowicr, Victoria; PAU Pottit.
isterspurg and Hon. Timothy Riyes,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-22
MONEY ALL GONE,
SWEARS GREENE
Thousands Dropped in Unwise
investments and Paid to
Attorneys.

Atlanta, Ca. March oi--Admit;ing that in
1897 he "as worth approSima tciy $500 COO bur
that he without funds to-day and UNI
able 10 pay even part or tho $4,000 fine
imposed upon him and John f. Gaynor, Is
connection with a prison sentence which
has becn completed, Ienia min u. Greene TO-
day began another fight for rcieas from the
Federal prison here. Greene appeared be.
Tore United states Comm Missioner CoiGuitt &c
take the Daupers oath and the strong fight
started on hchalf Of the government indi
Gated that 9 bitter struggle Is IN prospect.
Gaynor. who convicted with Greene
FOR deirhuding The government in connection
with the larbor improvements at Savannah
did not appear, continuance OF his case
having been granted.
Greene esfiied to-day that he has en-.
ployGd in all about twcnty-eight lawyers in
the past few years ant! has paid out morS
than 10000 in attorneys fees. Fl also lost
considerable money in stock speculations and
real estate deals he said. His living cx-
penses for years We're unusually high. He
also made good some heavy losses incurred
by his wife In the stock market he do
carcd. and in addition gave away consld :
crablc money.
The opening session showed that Greene
dropped more tEan $4,000 In stock market
deals prior TO 1902. and that large Sums were
lost in unwse purchases and Enlargement of
real estate notes. The hearing Will be re-
sumcd tomorrow morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-22
Ashland News Notes
tSpeciaI 70 The Times -Dispatcn. n

= Ashland va, March 2l.--Georga
Wright and little son, Of south Caro-
INA. are visiting Airs. Josie Wright
MISS Dawson, Of norfolk, is tho
guest Of Mrs. Hall Carter
Mrs. Bernard Lipscomb has returned
70 her home IN 3chmold, after Il visit
to her mother, Mrs. William Tones!
Winston tuwlkcs OF the Univcrsity
OF Virginia was the week end guest
OF friends here.
Miss Edythe Waite. who has been
visiting MISS Mary Peakc In Wash
ington. has returned home
Rev. u. L. Coleman. of South Rich
mond. spent sunday here
Carter Rcdd was here this week on
business.
Leslie ELLIS left SUNDAY night Tor a
trip TO California.
Mrs. Robert Carlton and little
daughter Mary, are visiting Mrs
Harry VIM. In Atlanta, Ga
Miss Cullersor, OF Annapolis nd,
has returned home. after d visit to
Mrs Hall carter.
The Young Ladies Literary Club
met on Thursday afternoon Mrs | T.
Lewis read an interesting paper on
The Religion Of Creek" and Miss
Marguerite Wightmun gave a delight
full talk on her recent Visit to Chariea-
ton. S. c.. after which u business meet
ing was held
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-22
RETAIL MERCHANTS
GATHER AT BANQUET

[snecal TO The Times Dispatch.l
Alexandria, Va, Marsh 2l.---The first
annual banquet OF the Retail Mer-
chants Association. held this evening
at the Elks Home. was attended by
nearly 200 gucts.
r. l.. Knight. president OF the local
association. served as POSTMASTER.
During the evening Interesting
speeches were made by the following
Representative O. &. Cariin. p, b. Ry-
chants OF Virginia; Joseph l. Stras-
burger president OF the Retail Mer
chants Association Of Washington; D.
Broclsett president OF the Alexandria
Chamber Of Commerce. Alexandria,; w.
T. Dabney. business manager or the
Chamber OF Commerce, Richmond. Sew
eral others also made ilnpromptu adj
dresses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-22
ANOTHER LEGAL TWIST
10 EDDY WILL. CONTEST.
Grandncphcw Files Petition Asking
Leave 20 Intervene in
S.-i.

,aFtE .'-roHe more sxai
. Alst AlarF i5hker Eddy.
iitsf aeteace t.AGrth, gas
iqt %aha 2 baEer..
t.1- 5t1i5 En- ffaF Stptri9r CruFt.
80 la9EaH# -H rht sutl nov
$4,000 34r 5k@iNst ESnry Al
tSGc-tr 81 tIe Edty estate
Elaa -shs hi 5ehfre VI ,fIevtf
: zo4esEe wa,er5ur5. T; rs.
&32psfa st5 tae fAaisttr= c!li.l tina; tins
Z = -Iar fttIAG BIZ MIS- EndS ,y}ii I. 21fd
~ ttiIirA.!Nst tor 3 ll4qlfs. Ia Nd r'tra:
naHq. @Sc4ss al tGa, ghiJs rer.
iH}fft4 III te~ ~ Pc btqtieathed h q snpia
cHurrp- THe psalfsti3.e UsE inat tb En,,.
@E&at i3f 7f3f.a tae tstafe, estimated a,
w .Ee4- oi Kin III 3lys Eddy
{hHa r Bakec BIZ !is pe!tf1n takt. III.
.srard tAtt III shailid rs peri!litt.a N Az ter..
fF1e ~ ihs slit 8ecaase i iho cour, Should
HrN.i t!3% i+siIhsfN CLAUSE !nvalid ne
w91a hc eHti!tG 70 SHARE III the rcsldue -
vae ~ the nest " Kin 4 similar petitI,u
%aS ItGeAt!E i!lt9 ~ GeofGe w, Batter. OF
Aahel'cslfr nephsw 81 Mis- Eddy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-22
CLOUDS OF WAR
HASTEN WEDDING
Young Officer and Fiancee De
eide to Marry While Chance
Is Theirs.
Especial to The Timos-D!spatoh. ]

IL
Norfolk Va. March 2l.-Decidine
this morning that the uncertain con-
olt.ons In nayal and military circles
wing 70 the threatening war clouds,
mace future meetings dubious. three
hours after The decision was made
Mss tTace LaureIs Howard. daprjI.
Yer OF Rear-Admira! ana Mis- y 8
iloWard. ana L!cutenant- Conlrnan1er
Sa!nes Proctor Morton united States
SeVN, We're married to-day AT hiph
sout ~ CHRIST Church Rev Francis i
Steinmet2, y. d., rector 81 Tie cj,nrch
Pfrlofming the ceremony
i heat - dMlfal liuWa.d father of The
oTiue IS IN command Of the tlird diyi.
sion OF the Atlantic nest. AMI Ala IL,
know u the rnarriage aa''t,,, ~ "a hH'
upper chesapeake l5uy with bis 3fvi'
sion. Mrs. Howard came with ~,
a WI ief 70 Norfolk from ti!ell nome in
nlii. .i,i 70 meet ADMIRAL Howard
command o. the torpcdo-boat tlcstroye,,
insser, which has just been Mir III
.toihl1isslon and attached to the Atlnn.
The only attendants at the ,oayr,acs
W Y vas very Informal we're .,'i. NJ M
=. Needhnu, Wife of E.nsttrn MANI
nam uhited States Navy. II6tiicnn,it
S 8 mn: J. s Doddridge, I.Iiite5
hno ifT 4 HVS, conmanding tho torpedo
D" ~, hegd. ana j. s. Carr OF NorioIk
Mlss Howard and Lieutenant Com
,.hhaer Morton. whose h0mn IL. -,
s.Hn7as G3tY lad been cngagnd ol,ot5i
.'tI ihohtns, eat when they met ha~c
e leW aAEs aEo haA 10 thouglIt az IN
inynediata marriage. Pleadlnc =,
tAe uncertain conditions made fIt1Te
nleeNngS prohlcmutic, he pprkuaUcd' III
sos4Hs Woman and her mother is c6n
ecnt, marriage az once. she con
only three houTr wnrc s,c,1, g., q , = I.a
N Z the necessary license ongaginl, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-22
0BSERNE: THE SABBATH
In 'us;-biiic" oniY Necessary Work
Niii IA. Dnue

- ~ i-s' lone
Washington Mnrch al-- Sunday work
IN post -oitices throughout the country
rs 70 bc discontinued so far as con
3sstent with the faciliralion Of the
transmission Of mail.
2 the. important post-oincas only
SaGh Work as VIII prevent congestion
ana delay Of mails must be done Mails
VIII be received and dispatched as
heretoiore. while arrangements Will
re made Tor a limited delivery through
nc general delivery windows. The
alstrioution Of mail o boxas VIII be
continued special delivery letters
Will DC delivered and patrons OF any
once VIII oe afforded the privilege OF
having their mali DELIVERED on sun
days BY depositing the required fee
ipr Special delivery service. Postmas-
ter.General iiltchrock Idea Is 70 nf-
'2rd employees Ut the postal service one
Gay (. rest in seven.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-22
ten constitutional amend

q 'he lrst zen constitutional aihchu
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-22
TENNEY DIVORCE:
CASE CONCLUDED
continued From First Page. !

---- Iosl e!nueeo IRON First Pngc.O
i6n a. as 50 bold an attempt At fraud
~ MS IenIhey neYcr even showed
'ho letter 70 her attorney
How long" concluded Nr Ivon,cn.
tnTura Venemently, how long Viii Nlr.
denhGN be ,required to wcaI. ills dis.
kThceinl yoke with the woman to whom
ne committed his name? Tho yrnainst
ambition q man can have IL to ~
worthy OF the love or some splendid
WF ror., ( Pat when THAT woman falls
only Injuries that husband, but Attain
INC very foundations OF society. Tne
ihlniea husband looks 70 the law for
relief in an absolute divorce. Willie sbe
Shonld look 10 her God for forpiveness
ask for an absolute decree frceiuo
goorge Q Tenncy from this bond, and
AK your Honor 10 say 10 this wo.
man 90 and SIN no more"
Roynips Closing Arguments.
Mr.: Royali IN closing characterized
Mr. Wendenburg's whole argument az
q reckiess and daring performance
ief mat the court would believe sach
statements as those OF Tcnncy. Bunch
and INC negro. Hampton.
t,oG naE io,,d ntgyeyt met e Al my prac-
serted Mr. royal, three wItnesscs go
absolutciy ENTHUSIASTICALLY, three sum
unhi ,ushing HAIRS and pcrjurers as they
Mr. royal proceeded 10 show IN.
accuraaies and misunderstanding bctwecn
~~'1t--->t stihony for each side, some ~GT
lho "lincsscs directly cont!adic,ine
tAch othnr N important matters scv.
, eral times fharnctcrizinr George 8
hcnicy aS an "unnccessary liar"--
WITTY doE VINO was plotting 10 ruin
whom lie lad tired III ordor tIat IL
imnhieht return 70 Mary Horne I.ool, at
rs unnecessary lies as to that cor
About Thns Corsc..
.itiG lie Keen I he rpr41.i 40 :, t,n,.I...
asked Judge Grinnan. 80
wasn't his WIGS, answered II,
G ls"S,.ii wasn't his daughters III
3ou name. whose was III lIs No.
tn"aht 81 9 corset drummer is i liz on
Mr itoyali asserted that the toxtt-