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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-30

"aa, err bet gepiietl Gel, on er
life / Sl9gt meo bisie fongelige
"Sanierne", Oh, men meo be San.
ier", iom itaar n9pnte | bet tienoe
8no - Sans Sfie os Sans aien!"
X
On Sportman, iom bar befienbt
for at bore en- rigtig baarlig Sfpt.
ter, in6bso nogle Ierrner til Mio-
bag. Otter Wibbasen fuIste ban
benz neo til emblem oe bite Dem en-
glinf, ban bapoe tegnet paa Smio-
ieosren. gIinfen bar bare ct Bar
3ommer | Tpermaal og bar rammet
miot / al ct Sfuo. 9ette Sfiib bap-
De ban ielp ipret. San bapbe ba
itaat 500 Weter fra glinfen. "Men
bet moatte bore bare ct SIitmpe.
trRf, at on traf gIinfen", mente en-
at @i9iterne. "gaei, BET pnr life,
iparte Sfptteren. "sSeg iimpeItben
iigtet paa 9sren, traf Ben iaapiot og
malte iaa iioen oenne @Iinf ritnbt
&~uglebulet".
uoe paa HrPrien ct Steo traf en-
ompanfenoe Treit en- gammel Wanb,
iom Ia, ban bar en- gpiifopaIer.
"Spilfen Meniebeo bsrer on iaa
til?" ipitrste Ireiten.
"sSeg bsrer life til ongen Menia.
beb," bar Sparet.
"Spem bar fonfirmeret big?"
"Sngen", iparte Wanoen.
"Sboroan fan on iaa bibe, at bl
er en- gpiitopaler?"
$50, ga ieg bar j ct. SAUL paa
gelsg en- 8inter, bar ieg inbe / en-
gpiifopalfirfe og bsrte noeen II, at
oct oaarlige, De life ifuIoe aisre.
gioroe De, og oct gooe, De ifulhe cir.
re, siorOe De life! Gffurat iIia ct
oct mig ogiaa, ia leg til mig ielp,
og leg bar altib p9ret en- gpiifopaler
iiben.
y y
Ti fan ga bel bere og ie, at Ser.
Den blir bebre CO bebre. Ser er
mango, Tom er Iaa fait beilutteoe
poa at faa andre til at gisre, bbao
ret og rigtig er, at fan De life faa
oct til meb oct eobe, tyr De til
Spangsmioler!
glanbt Solf / Acknowledged Tan
Der bel bore bette Meninger ON,
bbilfet Susopr bar ppret Wenneifene
til Iterit Hptte; men inoenior 29ge.
pioenifaben er man bd bel ganife
enige ON, at BET er ben besIe, uart.
ielige "8uineaABig". Gettc Spr bar
altio bert fGrbiet og piIligt til at
% for at bepiie, at 2Rgernes SEQ
rier err rigtige. Men bporfor life
erperimenterer meb Softer, 8ieoer
% Mltler oeiaa. Ger er fulbt iaa
megen "menneifelig Natur" / 6isie
Spr iom / en- "8uinea.Gig", tpnfer
ieg. Sesuben er benne "Big" Bit
operarbeioet, % SoIf interesierr Jig
fife for ben iom for.
2rfe See, Ben npe Senator fra
Sennesiee, er bare 80 Iar. Set IT,.
mes nforIparligt at i9tte en- laa ung
Wano paa en- SLABS, bpor Sriitel-
lerne er ioa mango % iaa farlige
% Gremplet openfra iaa iletl
sect, at &pinoerne fit Stemme.
ret, og en- Manb og bans Suitrn bop.
De mooiatte politiife @nifnelier, "iier
Ell Statsmanb | Henniplpanio. Gel,
ieg bilbe ipnes Spnb / Monoen.
CHATS oG. gr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-30
Ncrn pnkctn.

lanbt lit Barn fpalt. Ga Wtrs.
81. IS. Mnoerion / SUD forleoell
troobte mo / lit Siem efter at bape
ppret noe ct Eor 0tinuter, raitof
hun lit lille Barn l%iggenoe fpalt mel
lem SenQen % Srgscn. Barnet
baobe pco at rsrc iig rulct neO %
bar blepen ligeenoe iaaIeoes, at oct
fpalteS.
SuberfnlinprbOen ppbrocs. Sor
at fierne ollie Sinorin9er Tor Dent
ser ira andre Ste0er oil Ienoe Selte
% areaturer I'll De iorifielli9e no
itiainaer, err Sllberfulinpreoen I Non'
banne SiIiploer opbGpet. Noar Der
iremlraaeS 8eoiicr ior, at Gprelle
ierocS ino / Stnten fun FOR at no
titles, bill oeu uGpnte Breoe life 1or'
brc8, men ifuloe be iiben lrlges M
Ben Staten, maa Sllberf,lIinprspell
anpenoeS iom nnor anoet aon9 til
fpreS Staten.
Wpc Same WnrScns nonrnntc.
Slai @isrfe al abercromble er no
npunt til Gbief 9eprltp unoer 8nnte
8arocu Mc2ean / Den lphlige Gel
al Staten og .. 9. See a. aneta I'll
Ell lignenOe Stilling UNDER @aroen
Stenpicf / Den %noroligc Gel. 0iSie
llb~nppnelicr 9iploer ior ct belt War.
Som GiitriftS Deputies ire lite Iit'
quit iii Nppembcr er 0eaiIoen no
nnpnt: Socf Iuia al 0euiIS Safe
.. u. aramer al @elua, S. 9oerfter
al @iliStpn, s. Z. Su9beS az
Dicfinion % Sobn Sandman AZ
Wtun0au.
Scficnbt Insta. Wauo SpS. Sobn
e. 1uoneiS, &uSierer / 6armerS y
MerdautS 9auf / Aneta, beoe oert
lite SSuli al Sierteipgoom. Wr.
TooneiS par loot | Iuronl / 1850,
men fom olereOe ionme Iar meo
line IorpIore iii Imerifa, % DC
6oc0e / Ell lana Hrffe al Par / Ma
nitoruoc Gouutp, @is. s 1881
bIco 9tr. Goonci$ ait nleo NtilS
Gorric Sacobiou al Wtinncota.
Minn., % set iel9enoe aor fIptteoe
oc til Noro 9ofota. SiOen 1908
bnr Sc boct I slueta. San citerlaocr
iiq lin Suitru oq en- Ssu, Carl
Sa0neiS.
Stfc cen heSiiifc Slmr. Sra flere
Steoer al Stoten flogeS Der cper ct
%uieft, Der aier life ioa li0eu Sfa0e
/ &ueoeagrere, oa iont man bar ar'
toqct at ppre Neu bcSiiIfe Ilue.
|roi. @aloron, Stoten$ Gntomolo.
aiit, bor / noaen Sib onitiuet lin.
oeriegeIier nieo Senipn til benne
Goclpggelie, % ban er fomn1en I'll
set ReiuItat. of bet life er Den hes.
fife Slue, men hpab Snleft het
egentlia err fan ban paa bette StoS'
punft life beitemt iige. Iten Ell
Siug err ni nloeleS ~,iffert, % Oct er,
at Speoen bei~fabiJeoeS | mango
Dele al Staten, % Welbinger berom
er inolsbet ira Gembiua, / Oct noro.
peitIige Sisrne, iaapeIiom ira @oip'
mon / StatenS ipopeitlige Sierne
Zen anrettebe Sfooe auiloaes pao
enfeIte Steoer til TO Rrpcent, me-
oens Den paa andre Steoer pao'
itaaeS at naa op til belle 10 Bro'
cent.
%l befjGmpe Mmenoementet, Sei
galget / Iopember fol DER femme:
oper oct ENHANCEMENT, Der forl1ngei
SeieiteretsoommerneS Sermin Tx
6 til 10 Nar, % pmenoifisut Senn,
@eitemmelie M bar pasieret TO lop
: gipenbe 5oriamlineer % fun trGu
ger 5oIfets @oofienbelie for at bl
l9op, ifal oct bog bore bsiit toiIiom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-30
Smaarulf.

men lite ira Stnat. Se lDoel, loHl
fplger:
+. Som ibu i ale oine Sorret'
ninger at pareta oine Sanosm1ttos
% Meoborgeres SnteresIer.
9. Glen life, naar on fisber nos
act, ser fomnler fro ltblanoet, at
DIT eget 2uno er iaa meget fattigere.
8. Sngen anben emo Spiferne
ifllloe ia SorSel Of oine 8enge.
5. Siaao albrig, at ubenlanoife
Wabparer blir lat frem paa Dit 8oro.
6. Sfrip paa tpif Bapir meo en-
tpif 8en og tpif gIGf, % benpt in-
tet anoet Srpfpapir END tpif.
Z. Spif Wel, inf Srltst og init
81 fan alene al Dit Segeme 9gte tpif
gnergi.
8. Spis bu life lifer inf Malt'
faffe, iaa Drift aaffe ira tpife Solo.
1ier.
8. grua intet anbet erb tiff Ssi
| oine GlGoer og tDif Sopeobeopf-
ming.
10. 2o6 life llSlpnbingers Smi'
ger faa Dig til at 9Iemnte bisie Sor.
I~frifter. Seer altib forpisiet ON, bpao
andre enc maatte Il, at flln tpffe Gro.
buffer er gobe nof FOR en- @orger al
set tpife "Saoerlano".
9ette minber mig ON 0iofonens
9en:
"@eliigne, 0 Serre mig, peliign
min Sititru, peliign min Sen Son
og bans Slitru = os fire % life
fler!"
Ieb en- ~Statsbanfet" / ct. 8e.
tersbure bar en- l,rlg engelIf Ittafe
en- al 8i9iterne. Sbet ban ifulbe
leite lit @inelos, fom ban ubelbig.
big til at ipilbe List Sin paa ben
bpioe, fine @orobug. Gen urge
Manb blep iloe tiImooe ooer tit
llbelb, o. bette la G8aren MGrfe til.
SENDER set ofte / England, at S
gi6r noget iliet?" ipurgte ban Jpn
0iat. Ga ben6te Srmeu fla!
"Sa, Ceres WoieitGt", fom oct
rappe Spar. "Men ingen logger
npget MGrfe til Set"
Mens MI ipoor Sen "bersmte"
@ilbelm @oigt, ~aapteinen | aope.
nicf", bar noe poa en- &eiie fra Slir'
emburs til 21nid,a, Sllringen, l9ite
ban / Ell @pis ct Telegram fra 2on-
bon ON, at ban bar afeaaet peb %.
ben Ser. 9ette bIep Iibt for meget
for Sen bierpe Sfomnger. San for
los SrGnet | Goburg, inbtog en- goo
8labs peb Sorpet % beapnbte at
iRIae @repfcrt, iom bar bans Bill
lebe. gf 90 til freq ban no: "Ser
err Sen perbensbersmte &aptein ira
&openicf. Seq err life bso, men le-
Der % iparfer.~ San Mep arreite.
ret, men ga ban fiinbe bepiie, boem
ban par, los man bam gaa.
go, 2orimer blep ba tilllut "uo.
itebt" al Seuotet; men lite err Def
for mig noget geoiS paa. at ban er
en- iisrre "Spnoer" END lomme al
Dem, iom MI faitet Stene paa BAN.
Oct foiter Sleif mangen Sang al
bIi paIat til Senator, % BET er in
gen Silf9lbigbeb, at Der er fomne
iaa mango "Yensei1ffer" cp | "Sor'
Sernes $us~ Der / Gmerifa ogiaa.
SbeIsbouoen Sans Berg ftoo inot
hos 2anobanbleren 90 gioroe Jig III
at at ban bar i SlGgt meo Son
gen.
Set tror ieg life paa," la Sano'
banoleren. "gler bporoan tror or
at fnmne bepiie oin Vaoitano9~
"9ct err LET NOT at bepile SIngt
Ifabet," mente gonben." Seq heoe'
10 sans Berg, og aonsen beoe'
! $aus WaieitGt".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-30

Wenltse Orb.

Weo Set FANNIE ies ienber mo geias
Iinsen for nGite Gar bill ies taffe for
alt bet eoSe 9Gieitof, iom "8ecorahs
Yoiten" inbebolber. os life at sIemune
~geb arnen~ meS i'm eooe % interess
iante Sort9ninaer. Sen aIene er mer
enb barb Rensene for gtabet, life at
taIe ON be mango ecee RrGmier. iom
faces paa 9ipbet.
Sohn Sancemo.
SatpIep. Ninn-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-06
GEORGIA-FuIton County.

j. I4UUVT.
Martha J. Luper, by order of the court,
you are notified that on the 18th day of
June, 1912, d. l.. Luper filed suit against
you for divorce to the September term of
court
You are required to be at the September
term of court, to be held on the first Mon
day of September, and there to answer the
plaintiffs complaint.
Witness the Honorable J. r. Pendleton,
Judge of said court, this June 10, 1912
ARNOLD BROYLES, Clerk.
1E
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-06
GENERALIZATION County.

J. L. Keef VS. Lovdie Keef
TO Lovdie Keef: BY order of court. YOU
are notified that on July 20, 1912. j. l..
Reef filed suit against you for divorce.
TO the November term. 1912, of said court,
to be held on the first Monday in NOVem-
Der. 1872, then and there to answer plain
tiffs complaint. Witness the Hon. w. d.
Ellis, judge of said court, July %. 1912.
ARNOLD BROYLES, Clerk.
S-h-1 2
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-06
Legal Notices.

'C0(-~-0~-(>~~>~>~~~~~~,>>~
GEORGIA-FULTON COUNTY,. O
Jackson vs.. Duel Jackson. To Duel
Jackson. Greeting:
BY order of court. you are notified that
or july. 1912. J. Q. Jackson filed suit
against YOU for removal of disabilities. to
the September term. You are required
to be at the September term. 1912. Of
said court to be held on the first Mon
to answer plaintiffs complaint
Witness the Hon. w. D. Ellis, judge
of said court, this July 8. 1912
ARNOLD RROYL Els. Clerk
HOWELL c. ERWIN. Attorney. 49,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-06
TAKE NOTICE

That Robert e. Save has applied to the
moval of disabilities, fixed by the verdict
in the divorce suit of Ruby Belle Save
versus Robert E. Sage, and the same will
be heard at the court house September
term, 1912. ARNOLD BROYLES, Clerk
LAVENDER R. RAY, Attorney.
~
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-06
w. A Foster & Raymond Robson
Real Estate, Renting and Loans
Bell Phones l031-1032 Il Edgewood Atlanta Phone 1881
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
I 7-r h.. 81 Whitehall terrace ...... s23 10
7-r. h.. 50 East Georgia avenue .... q 30
7-r. d., la5 Lucille avenue .......... $500
TT h. 20 FoTmwalt street ........ $500
TT h.. III Oglethorpe- ........... $500
7-r h. 1l6 East Ellis .............. 25,oO
6-r. apt, $40 Peachtree street ...... @OeO
G-r- H. 1903 Alta Ave................ 40 90
G-r apt. Georgian, 215 Ivy ........ 42.5o
Ger apt Piedmont Piedmont ave-. zo.Vo
or. apt. 35G North Jackson street. 800
or apt go East Linden street ... 32.oV
CT. d. 100 simpson street ....,..... 500
CT a. q South Warren street .... i2.00
h-r. d.. PcNtOn road ........ .....-.... t9.Vu
CIR. d.. Is HARRISON street ........ ~ W
or d.. S Helena .-..-........... lz.VV
C-r. d.. II Howell place ........... 21.2n
6-r h. "a Greenwood ............, %a.3O
G-r. a. Myrtle and Harden......... 800
Or 3D.. 81 Gambler stTeet........... z2.Uo
CIR. b. Posey street ................ LUZ
G-r h. IS CurTan street .......... g.cJ
6-r. h. EOS Fulton St...........r.. 5V,oO
IG-r h. r. LaWtOu street ..-..... 3D.. z9.OO
AND A Long LIST OF larger and smaller
houses Come to see us.
FOSTER & ROBSON.
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If YOU HAVE MONEY TO / DAN. WE CAN PLACE 1T.
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Money To Loan.

0~-~y>~~-~-@-~-7-~-0-~-~~@~--
SEQ 600 for purchase money notes and $50
000 for loans. Fulton iuVestme Com
panS, Green. Tilson ~ Mckinney, attor-
neys 1-3I-S3
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-01-11
Is MIR. Taft Violating the Law :?

n Alabama friend draws attention to the
I fact that the Presidents speech on Farm
ing, is being sent through the mails by the
Agricultural Department. Of course, it pays
no postage. Is this a legitimate use of the
franking privilege?
If old Mr.. Jeems Wilson honestly believes
that the untutored farmers yearn for Taft's
ideas about agriculture, and will be benefited
by reading them, why, suppose it is all right
to distribute this bucolic campaign literature.
Haven't read the speech, myself. Would
prefer to know who wrote it, first.
It is unsafe, and waste Of precious time, to
read speeches on agriculture without ascertain
ing, beforehand, whether the author knows the
difference between a squash and a Kershaw.
Some Of these agricultural discourses are de-
hvered by men who couldn't tell barrow from
a SOW, ana who haven't the slightest concep-
ton of practical farming.
Mr.. Taft has very probably looked out of
car-WlndOWs and seen us reaping our cotton,
blowing up our corn, picking our potatoes and
threshing our COOLERS. He may, possibly
have studied our method Of ''laying by tur-
nips, and chopping oats to stand. STILL I'M
less he has mastered the gentle art Of harness
ing a mule, adjusting the pillow, and getting
his cotton planted early in the Fall, while the
land is so wet that tiny stream follows the
burrows, he amt much Of an expert on farm
ing.
Besides, [ think man who gets SIS, 600 a
year as salary, and $4,000 more for travelling
expenses, might pay postage on campaign
literature, just as you and [ have to do.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-01-11
''Hon. Thos. E. Watson,
Thomson. Ga:

Dear Sir:-I have been thinking some time
of writing you how Holze Smith has treated
the people of this MILLER County, before and
during his term of Office
In his first race for Governor against Clark
Howell ct al he wrote the manager of his club
at this place that, IF it required any funds
in his behalf on the day of the primary, to
''go ahead and use it." and send him state
ment of the amount used and he would refund
it. His manager went to one of Smiths loyal
supporters and told him of the contents of this
letter, with statement that he (the manager)
was not in position to furnish the money
and if he had it, to furnish it, and if Smith did
not pay it back he, (the manager) would. So
this gentleman furnished $864.00 in that days
primary, and Smith now will not pay this
money back This is creating great deal of
comment around here, as good men who were
for Hoke before are turned against him on this
one account You remember he was, or
claimed to be, man that wanted a clean race
and not to buy votes. This circumstance
came to light about or weeks ago. The
gentleman who furnished the money, says he
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-01-11
SparFzg2s@n'S Sudden Affection
For the Democratic Platform.

T He Tampa paper that is trying to prop
Congressman Sparknan, defends his vote
for the Sherwood grab, by alleging that the
Democratic platform left him no option in the
matter. It IS not true that the Democratic
platform demands any such monstrosity as the
$75,000,000 Sherwood grab.
But what I'd like to know is, how came
Sparlzman to fall so suddenly in love with the
Democratic platform? Did he have said plat
form in his mind when he deserted his flag,
and went over to the Republicans, in March
1909?
Did those % Democrats know more about
the platform than all the others?
One of the most emphatic demands in the
Democratic platform calls for "tho immediate
repeal of tariff duties on lumber, logs and
wood pulp" One Of the fairest promises that
Democratic candidates made to the people was
free lumber-that IS, lumber whose prices are
not artifcialIv increased by shutting out the
competition of foreign lumber.
VIII Sparkman explain why he obeyed the
Lumber Trust by voting for a tax Of $3.50 per
thousand Oh full-dressed lumber?
VIII he explain to his betrayed constituents
why he voted to make them pay such an out
rageous tribute to the Lumber Trust?
When the Democratic platform bound him
to save the common people millions of dollars,
he breaks the bonds. When it is a question
of adding $50, 100000 to their annual tax bur
dens, he joins the Republicans, and aids them
in raiding the Treasury.
Again I ask: Is the Tampa district Repu6-
Ec01o stronghold?
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-01-11
The VaEdOstsa Times, and the
ParalOned Negro.

THE above named paper denies my state
ment as to crime committed by Dan Wade
the shooting out of a white mans eyes.
Let the Times or any one else, write to the
firm of Bush and Bush Colqlitt, Ga.
Tt was member of this firm who wrote
me the facts. AS DR.. John A. Bush practises
in Miller County, and lives there, he certainly
ought to know. The blind white man, James
Beard, and his family, were being supported
by the taxpayers Of Miller County, the last I
heard of him. The brute who tried to kill
him, is still at large, unless he has died re-
Gently.
1t seems, By common consent, to be the
settled policy Of the Smith portisams TO ansaoe2'
euery charge against him By saying, SITS d
Iem
That method will not always succeed. Such
a method is an insult to ordinary intelligence,
and 1t tends to zoacer the standard of morals an
this State. There isn't single charge that I
brought against Smith that am not able to
sustain in a Court Of Justice. In fact, holt
the aoofM truth has not been told
AS my honor is at stake, will ask Mr. Bush
to excuse me for publishing his letter-which
follows:
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THE .JEFFERSONIAN

days before. The same facts, the same aTgu-
ments, the same parties, the same judges.
But the decision was just the opposite of the
one made few days before. It is an Internal
outrage; and it hopelessly discredits the Com
mission.
Mind you, ama not discussing the merits Of
the case at all. I am considering, solely the
morals of the thing-or rather, the immorals
of it,
How can Messrs. Gray, Trammel and Perry
explain their conduct? From which Of them
did it leak out that if the Wall Street gang
would 'come back,' they'd get what they
wanted? Without such an intimation, how
can it be explained that they did come back in
ten days?
Wig did these Commissioners change their
minds, in such a short time?
The Supreme Court of the United States
first held that the Income Tax was Constitu-
tional. One Of the Justices changed his mind,
overnight, and thus the Courts decision was
changed. Nobody ever doubted that the Jus
tice acas paid to change his Mind
That's all-until we get whack at those
three recreant Commissioners, before the
people.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-01-11
The Disgracefuzl Conduct OF the
Railroad Commission OF
Georgia.
Georgia.

4 WALL STREET band of buccaneers
sW00p down upon the State Of Georgia,
seize upon the Tallulah river, begin to erect a
power plant. ask permission to load us and our
posterity with bond-and stock issue Of $27,-
100000
Disinterested citizens protest-among them,
myself The Railroad Commission hears all
the evidence, and then decides that the securi-
ties should be limited to $47,OO0,O0O Sitting
as court, these Judges make and announce
their decision.
The Wall Street buccaneers are of course,
dissatisfied They growl and grumble They
threaten to abandon the enterprise. They viz
tually admit that their purpose is, to m2er0e
with other companies, and thus form q
gigantic Trust that will dominate the whole
of the State.
The newspapers are silent. Muzzled? It
would seem so. The buccaneers and their true
ulent attorney, Jack Spalding apparently get
what space they desire. Apparently, they pay
nothing for publicity. But when the courage
Gus and public spirited Mrs. Helen Longstreet
widow Of Lees indomitable Old War-horse
-wishehs to reach the people through The
Constitution and The Journal, she has to pay
neor}y $500 for q rcry limited space!
But listen
Somebody intimated to the buccaneers that
if they would ask the Commission to change its
mind, the Commission would do so. THIS
MUST HAVE BEEN TIE CASE-else how
on earth could Jack Spalding have got the
idea that if he would again petition the
judges, acithin fen days Of their first de-
cisi0n, they would reverse themselves?
Nothing new had developed. There had
been no change in the situation. Murphy
Gambler in his strong dissenting opinion
strongly says that 'there was not scintilla
of new or additional evdence"
The case presented to the Commission was
the same case which had been ruled on, few
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-08
(By Associated Press

New Orleans March S-Octup}lnE
suites at the ST Charles hotel. Miss
Katherine Elkins. once the hance OF
the Duke OF Abruzzi. and " + lii,t'
son Of r. Il. Hit. American minister
to Guatemala. spent today and last
night in New Orleans. chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs Elkins. brother and Sis
ter-in-law. respectively, OF katherine
The entire party salts tomorrow
morning for puerto Barrio". and Wil
spend two weeks in Guatemala CltN
as the guests OF Minister Hit they
will then go to Panama to inspect
the canal and thence TO Jamaica. re-
turning from Kingston. direct 10 N"
York Mr.. Hit does rot deny tnai
he IS 3till the devoted cavalier ne
has trailed katherine about thS "orIu
for the last year. but she viii not u
seems. give her consent ~
Eieit months ago Mr. Hit IA h.
crime snd the Eikins formed a house
boat party that went to oYery island