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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26
TnrHuarHutljftt / ne
Hntaa Aatlnttrr.
en- s(rtifel r1e0 Spcrlfrifte

S en- s(rtifcl neD Spcrlfrifte1
uSmoaltoter11es Jorlparsnilje" lfri
Der &riltianiablaOet u5iOcns Iegn'
| bl. a.:
,Sib1te 5on1n1cr paogneOe Sc lrnol
9fationer TrDgtcn for Urenltiosfri
gen. 0rentiOen ct pe6 at blipe gell
it's, % Ser gaar Ell 9plge of 6or
IfparsDilie giennem Solicit mango
|af Sc imaa Stater.. Mon rnin0e:
Sen buorobnnoeoc 9ieulpolitifer
|2orb Nalnlerltol,s, Oro til Sc 1mac
Gtoter, at Sc fife fan paafoloe Ell
Stprlnagts @iplp mos Operfalo
bpis Sc fife ielp gipr alt, bpa0 Sc
cpner for at Dtrrgc Jig.
Gelp / ct 2ol10 ion1 8elgieu, bpiS
9fcutralitet CT gorol1teret, pg bpol
laa mango il1ternotipnule &pngres=
ler bnr Groe, loor Sroftottroen
life til, ng v@pa0 fan Set l1ptte"
Mulpnllcn1cr1tct er guoet llO al
&urs.
9fetop I'LL bar Sen bclgilfc Spr=
lpursn1il1iltcr, @encral S5cllebuut
nn0er Sen offeltlige sQtenil1gs Srpf
maottet toge i'm 9lflfe0, forbi bon
bilOe npjes me0 cit bolp TorlporS-
or0ning. Solicit @elgicn bar III,
faaet Ejnene op. 9fu pil Sc ct cf-
fefttpt. Torluar, og Sc nco, at Sc
bdr gbnel1.
Sil @elgiers 1Sorlpor bcbppes Ell
Scr poo 100000 Mon6; Set lfuloc
mes Ell 9efolfl1i11g poo s Millioncr
Menncifer og ltore 9iigbon1c life
bore banifeligt at relic Sen peO al
rli1l0elig4 nrl,e}pligt ...,e-
Gtrrnepligten far alorig fpr boz
ret populrr / Selgien, men I'LL
fren1tDinger Sen bourDe 9}popel10ig=
be0 en- 9g110ring. 1elt lto er
Sfri0tet life toget. Set npjcs me0
ct belpnocrligt SpltenL ser fan ia
rafteriieres beo Or0el1e: vgn Spn
pr. 6an1ilie." Gn Mono mes lyp
Sgnner ienoer en- Sol0ot til So
nerl1e, 1ne0enS Sen, ser FIN far
en- 0reng, lnoo ienOe bon1.
Spltcmet pirfer loolc0es life ret
fproi9t og pil fun lfaffe 10000
Mano, og set CT fife nof.
@cnerol 9ellcbolt ni( npjes meo
bette Gt6or11slDlten1. @an fan iffc
rcjie Sen iamme 6orlporspilje Sen
1opgipe110e 6oriamling JONI 0c11 Scr
MI or rejlt iolfet. Sg 1ut 16gcr
n1on Ell Gftermono. 9Hoolfe bliber
Set Ell Gipililt, Ser ioln Milleron0 /
Ironfrige fm1 gjenrejlc 9elgiel15
Soripar og gjpre @Gren og @rrtje=
neiten popl1lnr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26
uScllig Clap"

&apt. Sollt, al 5canoinopio1=slme-
ricon 9iniel1, il10fpm til Seem Dort
Sns0uq Mpr9cn Sen II. 9lpril pc>
bolpni Sioen.
aoptcjn 9ollt obicrpercoe ltor'
esSsn1asler uocl,fcr 9fcptounolanO
og bo @roont1a tilligc pllte l(noer=
ponosis, tog &optejn @ollt ltra;*
Sen i5oriigti9beosreael at nnore 1t'7
&urs pcD at goa tilbagc og 1pgS
1ifrerc SoruanO, % loolcoes 11np,
qoa al y3iiifp. Iettc bepirfeoe eli
ri,1ge 1Sorlintellc, nen bepilte tilliae
en 6orlluft og Snnlprg,. Ser tjen'1
Sen uomprfcoe Spnano til ltprltl
9Gre.
Sro0s Gon1pcrcn lenerc pr. Irao0
lps bprte ON n5itonic"s 5 rrOlelS:
fllDe Sfjrbne, bite &aptejnel1 1111f
9Soslagcrer Set llnl1ffe @enlDn 1nte'
at omtolc, fpr Easlagererne bel
9onogongen Seem Sort erfareo|
Sen ipraelige 9epbeO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26
Surbcn rmnDt.

Scjicr Milbelm bor faaet obcr
raft en- 5talntaple, Scr teller 4,O9'
Mner.
Gn frunlf &urer, Ser bar III
oerpej5 ira ct. petersburg til Ya
ris> ct Sen rl1siiife Sopepogn ble
bet 6eltiaalet for lin Gpfllmertmap
pe> / bpilfcn ser foruOen 5000 Jrcs
|fo10te5 en benntelig 5fripellc fr(
oen fronlfe @eiallOt ct. Yetcrs
burg til &egjeringen / Yoris.
s ct 9rep ira &ina til $50
lttifell" lfripcr Sperrctslogfprc
Sbol5:
slt Ncgjeringen fo1 tage fraftig'
Snitiatiper ipne5 at frentgoo al CT
np 9iciollltion jcg lultc, og ion
gift n0 poo Tprbllo moo Spillnl5
rDgring blol1Ot Splootcruc. Oper
truoellc lncOfprtc fprlte Sang Strn
|of 1 Collars 8p0e, onOcn @ono al
porlig 4Silfning % treble Bo>1g -
Sen bcb Sfponing. 0ct er cn gan:
ife froftig Stigl1ing / Stroffelfo
lnen.
SpcriNcs fprlte 0ctcftip, f6p
SonoSfilfal g. S. &pblcr, vNigSfi:
ifolell", loln fan fal0tes, er al
gooet pc0 9poelr poa ct Spgebus
9rooflpn. &pbler bar fjen0t ogloo
/ 9forge, og bal15 9fnun pil man
8la0ene bpppig bope let lSorbin0el=
ie mes Sc melt or1tolte lpeulfe Nct3=
lager lpn1 2insforlifringsifonoa
lerne Glftlstl11a, Sc elaferberglfc
W}orO, Sen Y1ollcrlfe Spnmerlag,
joni ban meo ltor 0Dgtigbe0, men
.og1ans;meb ltur &eltIDrSlps6e0 brag=
te 9feDe i. Snrlig Spligt pofte
bans ll0re6ning on1 Sc rl1slilfe
uSagfilerc" / Spcrigc. Sans 9(n=
leelie lom 0eteftip iteg ioo bpit, at
Fan fprtOen / Sc noroilfc 2on0e on
pen0tes pglaa / 9fuslon0. slf gfo=
nonltlfc @rl1n0c lnuottc Fan lt0pon
6re.
Meo Iprl11oril1g og life ril1ac
Spn1Grfion1beo far mo1 Sen le=
mere SiO let 0an1fe og tplfe 9eltcop=
fjpbere / Sperige, Dpnr Sc nopnli0
/ &el elterg9tlo10 bar opfjpbt nnlten
alt Set 9futcriole, ser fnn1 poa Mor=
fe0et, til Eriler, lom bar aol,|fc
uieOponlig Dpje.
9(lenc paa en- l1gc blcp ser fra
6isie 9rorfe0er ien0t 1000 @elte
neo til SDlflon0
O}un fat pc0 2cperingcrne bopt
1aa ltprt S5oltpurf, at Ser cr op=
1taoet Sc mnrfeliglte 9}pgtcr ON Sen
9rug, 5pifcrne far trnft Zig at
gjprc al Sc bprc @elte
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26
2rie pa ifripc.

1illingbon1s eS110nanorin9s : 2op
n1cD &,molfobsprppen gjenin0fgrt /
no0ificeret 5Sorn ct De0taget al
Senotet rDcn Sppolition peo Sen
cnDeliac Gotcring. Cen nebtagne
HrpDe freezer, at enDper nanolig
ocSn6pan0rcr n1oa fl,nne lgle og
1fripc, og beltelnn1er, at bennc &re=
be ogiaa lfal gjnlDe Sroponorerc
fra Canada og anOre 2onoe poa
Sen peItlige @olpfugle, Ser bar fri=
ta9ne nnDer Sen oprinOelige 8ill.
vMeligipie Ilpgtninge" pil prre fri
togne. Genotor @illioms al Mis=
lisjippi foreilug at uoelnffe ollie
Ecrioner al ofrianif @erfonlt, men
bans ENHANCEMENT blep forfaltet me>
90 MOS 25 Sten1lner. 5enatnr
9foots glmen6ement, Ser forelfripe1
Deportation al l1blrn0inger / Sarn=
lne11lpgrgelie on at 1tDrte al16re &e=
gjeringer, b1ep pe6taget. Set Il.
ges, at 6enne 8eitemmelle git III
pda at giql6e iGrlig s(gitatorcr MOS
SEN n1erifonlfe &egiering.
Den fi11eiiife l1beluffeliesIop e1
in6toget 9opforiaget. @opifatte1
for sSn6ban6rere forb6ies fra $4 ii
$5. 9feformer / ssS116banoringseta
ten foreifribes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26
CT CT llp0ct raItlplt, busblGiell.

Der CT no9ct raItlplt, buSblGlcll,
Sc pc0 9ipet po1c Gage. Scr
foloc;' az os ira loo mangc Sios;
pg rao laa n1ongc 9Haooer, at hi
3taor / Torc fpr at blipe borte iol
os ielp. Gi ct eli nerpps og ltla.
6eSlgs Slpgt. Si iapner Sen Sam:
ling, ipm 2ipet enflere 6orboll
giber, SEN Sluttctbe0 og Oierpe
&raft, JONI hi beunOrer bos bore
Se6re / 6eoenolo. 0eriom ri bill
bierge en- Nelt al Sen gan1le noroi.
ffe &pnnpefraft pg bDa0 er Ser.
6onlfe l1nge beller bil, iaq mao
hi, lao go6t Set gaar, b6Oe poa 81.
beng 8rsit og gidre 9ipet laa en-.
felt og roligt iom ri fan. 81 far
og ifaI life Lobe fra Gi0ens mango.
orteoe @rab - set bil6e pere To.
neflugt -, men Ri ltol bogte 9;
for at gge Sen berifen0e ltro o(
@pnn0ing peo llnpttig M0lpreoell(
og 1fa6elig Stirring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26

Iprnplig 6olot 1cioelberg Bro
feSioren Or. 1crmom Oncfen ct
biltoriif politilf Soreorog, ion
|npje gien1en1let al Sore0ragsbol0e-
'ren leln, er offentliggiort Ell
Biele, Ser bnrer Sitlen: vGplflon>
log Gnglano. Sfal pi 1tprfc @eren
'eller 6laooen?"
Slf 0ctte 6orcOrog gjengiper Sen
|engelife Yresie llofprlige ltoorag,
,ioet ErpfeSloren hcifjGftiger Jig meI
I9tor6ritoniens llbenrig5politif, iar=
Zig meo @e11ipn til Jaltlanoet oa
'ganlfe inrlig oberfor Ipiflo1o JON
Sen for bets slnleelle forligltc Tait=
lon6snagt. Sg SilfnDt,li1g ber=
til mener ba11, at England / 1864
ful0ltrn0ig los Jig obcrroife a
8ismorcf!
uSGnf cngang" flyer Oncfen
! uot bbis 5lespig pg $1plltcn ba1
forblepet 0anlf, bilbe Sen bpjre @lb
bre0 lige op til @amborg mi iff'
bape bpret TIFF Smraa0e, og &a
,nalen fra 9iterieen til gelterbabc
btloe bobe beret e1 ltml,ligbe6,
bpilfet Silfnl0e 8etingerer1e 70
Spiflanos ruoeren6e Mugtltillin!
it'll Sps life pil6e bobe efsilteret.
Genne Gel al 8rofesior Sncfen,
|Soreorog un6erffribes nbcn Torbe
Ibolo af en- ltor 0el al Sen offent
Ilige Mening og FIN Sios engelif
I@tatSn19n6s Sptrnoen operfo
|SDlflan6s Oberfal6 paa Donmar
Ifremtrp6er oerbeo iffe for 6ere
Iegne 9anosmano 1roget flatte
'ren6e 2Ds.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26
Gm 8lanbimos= =Neliotun.

Gn neutrality-suspicious.
Cen jopo1lfe Sl10el1rigsn1iniltcr
bar ltillet set ejenoonmelige 6or-
flag, at ser lfal forlsges en- 9oln=
lnenblonoing al S9intoisn1en.
SnoobiSr1en % &riitel1opnlnen tiE
Ell Geligion iom 0a ifal opbpjes til
IStotSreligion: Observation-Disclosures
lenote for nogen Sis iioen Yreslelr
en- &un0ifripelle, bpori set be66er:
Set er np6pe110igt at bringe cir
neiere Tor6in0elie iitano mel(cnr
|&eligionen og 5tate1l ioole0es at
9eligionen fon1mer til itgrre s(n-
benoelle> og Sffentligbe0en fan font
|1ne til at in0ie M66penoigbe0en al at
;ifjenfe Set 91eligieie en- 1terre Op=
n1prflonbeo. Sen 1ationale 800
'ral fan fun fremmes be6, at Opora=
Igelien bliper forenet mes Geliqion.
6or Djebliffet bliper Sc n1orallfe
Principper alene in6ifjnrpet 6olfet
glennem Sporagelie, lllcn Set er
nmuligt at bi6ril1ge Motipnen falte,
rene Frincipper, noen at yolfet
fomn1er 8er6ring n1eo @runotan=
ferne on1 @u0> 8u60Da eller $5il1=
mel, lom 6isie fon1n1er til Sr0e
9teligionerne. Set CT 0crfor np0=
benoigt, at Sp0rogelie og &eligion
fomn1er til at gaa @aono @oono
Tor at fnnnc lrgge @run0ppl0cn
til en- national Morol, og set er
oerfor pnlfeligt, at Ser treffes SSor-
anltaltlinger til at bril1ge Spora-
gelen l1rrl1ere Jorbinoclle mco
9teligionen for at gjere Sen iltono
til at fren1me set rationale 9eI.
Mllc 9eligio1er itetnmer opereus
i line Grlnoprincipper, men giuti=
oens moralife 9lnifueler ofpiger fra-
binonoen til Sc forifiellige Sioer og
paa oe forifiellige Steoer. Ser fin
oes fer EN- itaoig l16oifling. Set er
oerfor en- Neopen6igbeo, at @bin=
toismen og 8u66bis1nen fommer til
at nerme Jig @eltens 2ah6e.
ariltenoon1men moa ogiaa trpoe
no al oen in9bre &re6s, til bpilfen
Den er begrenoiet, foripge at tilpas-
1e Jig efter 6e rationale Gg0barer
Jog 6plel1er og blibe / Operens1ten-
mel1e meo Sen rationale 8olitif,
bbis Sen foI gigre 1tgrre 9Sren1-
ffri6t.
Sapan itiller fig UNDER Gre,n-
lfrtotets Sane politilf og efonomilf
Senleenoe for at funne foa Gel !
geitens Civilization. MaaIet maa
bpre, at 8eltens Gar1fer og 8eltens
Sro fan fomme / bor1nonilf SSorbin-
belle meo Sapanernes Sanfer og
Ero."
| Snoenrigsminilteren bar bebnbet,
at Scr lenere bill blipe iam1nenfalbt
ct Mgoe al &epreiento11ter for Sc
| lforifiellige &eligioner, bpor bans
Man ON at 6onne en- M @tatsre-
ltgion bil blibe nprnere begrl1noet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26
Sncriuu,l11]1cIic.

AuCF1up!U4lcl|c.
llnocrretl1ing hlcp Sen 20. e(pril
n1ootaget ON, at 200 Yerlpner CT
bruflet @plipor County, 9RisliS=
1ippi, / SEN Operinpn1n1elle, lon1
fulgte pao GnnningsbrrOet pc0
8eulab. @elc 9olipar County ltaar
UNDER &an0, og lSorlbg poo at CT
boloe @efruftelle poo @iltoricn 1l1p=
Ser mes mango Gonlfeligbeber. Sc
ile]te al Sc pn1fon11ee bar 9fcAre.
Nupcrl1pr Sre>pcr blep 11ocr=
rettet ON, at 5000 6lpgtni,1gc er /
2eir / GlcpelanO, pg at &ropiol1t=
foripninge11 itrGffer til for fin ct
|06gn til.
Cars Gapioipn 9iefpc ira Tols,
Morge, er 0g6 @isconlin / Ell 9l(=
ser al 81 Star. @on n0ponorcoc til
Mmerifa 1889 og beifriper / ct
,Brep til Gosieloget 1911 Sc pri=
n1itipe 6orbol0, 9epbDggerltc naatte
1lao fig tiltoals meo, ga bon fonl
Berober. 9bor Ser I'LL er ltore, bel
6Drfe0e 5ettle1ner1ter / @isconiil
,n1e0 nclltillebe norlfe og tplfc 6ar-
mere, bar ser on1fring 1910 flu
&il6nis. SnOionerne 1pGrnrc0c ON
,NDbpggerne paa allc &onter, og 0(
aflag6e ofte Nefpe Silit bans lill(
S6mmerbptte.
Ga fan fprltc Sang beiegtc Gbi
ca9o, bar Sen en- Sl1aobp poa 5000
Mennelfer, mes oaorlige Go0er, ial
man fjerte falt / Gplen / Sc be6lt'
@o6er. 2onbet pciterfor Mislislipp
bar enonu for6ebol0t Snoiane1ne
log bpo: MI Sc 'tcre 8per Mil1nco
polls og ct. Ea1l ligger, boe0e in
lgen @bi6e.
Bamle Mefpe hap6e 8 Go11ge ':r
ret tilbage til Narqe og babbe gien
nernrejit 2an6et pno frD6s og tpnrs
| 9en ganle Se6ersman6 bar l,le
get bel oniet iaabel al gsor61n;rn
lom Mmerifonere. San bor Sen bel
,Ei6 fi6en 8egpn6elien af 40-g[ore
ne boet paa famine @te6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26
5000 Sons &artofler fom for

le6en til SEEM Dorf meb 9an1p-
1fibet nMinneboba" fra 9on0on.
Dette er Sen lterlte 2aoning al
&artofler, iom nogenlin0e er font
met til SEEM Oorf fra lt6lan0et. 2a=
Iiten b1lr0ere0es til $230,000. 8ri-
fen bar 1926 pr. @Gf paa 16e
Yun6, oltloa on1trent 2 Gents pr.
&uno. Soloen belgb fig til $50
900.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26
5trrjflua.

slnerifmlifc &rnltnerc yl1oer ltGl
fe Uorpcr og Snotrpf iom ifrigcr> :
oe proger set flaSiilfc 5fjpn6ebs
ioeol me0 iin 0pile og @ormoni.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26
Ir<1 l4nlaunrt.

neutrality-suspicious. pau Set be-
rpnte uDionllmel1t" npr pc0 2on=
oon Sri0ge> Mi11ocsrnurfet oper
9onOons ltore 8ron0. Oper 9llte=
|ret Sen gamle 6onife airfe lto6
fire nplten legen1sltore Grpfigurer,
uofprt al Gib6er. elsie Sigurer
fleb tilligclne0 9(ltertoplen oper-
,, fprt til Sen npe &irfe, bpor Sc liae-
leocS bor Oeres' Yle0s peo 9llteret
Uigurerne fureltiller Mples % So
|bannes 0p6er lan1t s(poltlene Eeter
og Eoull1s og CT al itor &lu1ltpnroi.
elsie fire Stotller befinoer lig
|for Iioen &iebenbapn. Set Dan=
life &irferoao / 2on0ol1 6or len0t
oenr oper til 9eotionollnl1luet for at
foo ocm iltanOlottc oeres opri11-
oeligc Still. Set pc11tes, at 9(r=
bejoet pil blipe fur0igt / gegpnoel=
len al @ioj. Gcreiter pil Sc blioe
uoItillcoe eli Gi0 Eoluets itore
Sol, og Soft 0erbjenln1e bill fllnne
foo 2cjligbc0 til at gjpre Jig BE-
ficnot ne0 oisle lirl0ne @ioner on,
i'm gon1n1cl 0onlf &11ltur l1olat;=
Set.
%co Einictio pclrteS Sc il1r>1ffe
5totl1cr igjen at itao poo oeres'
NtoOs Sen oonlfe &irfc i 2or,bou.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26

sfrip efter &rpoennmmer paa
bette 8lo6.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09
GIRL, TRAINED TO BE
WIFE SUES NEWLYWED
FOR PROMISE BREACH

ATCHISON, KANS., Sept. "A suit
$4,000 for alleged breach
Of promise to marry was filed against
Alfred Welsh, an insurance man. about
30 years old, and newly welded. The
action was brought by Eunice Gamble,
seventeen years old, through her moth
er. Mrs. Ellen Shockey, of Atchison.
The girl alleges that Welsh was her
childhood friend and companion, and
that when she was twelve or thirteen
years old Welsh spoke to her mother
regarding an ultimate marriage. and
that for several years he dictated the
course that should be pursued in the
training Of the girl by her mother. with
the idea that Miss Gamble was to be-
come his wife.
The marriage Of Welsh and Miss
Bessie Kline. in Emporia, August is,
while known TO relatives and immedi-
ate friends, was not announced in
Atchison until last week.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09
SUFFRAGETTE SEEKS
LAW PROVIDING FOR
KILLING OF INVALIDS

CINCINNATI. OHIO. Sept. 9.-"Love
OF humanity may sometimes demand
death as we'll as life, and that is the
propaganda which I intend to try1to
spread"
This was the statement made here
today by Miss Anna Hall. suffra gist
and advocate OF euthanasia, that the
DRY which argues the humanity Of kill
Ing hopeless invalids. She announced
she is going to New York where she
VIII try TO have the legislature pass Z
law legalhing the killing OF persons
SUFFERING from chronic diseases.
Miss Hall believes that such law
IL demand of humanity. and that the
need iof IT has been made clear bv the
recent letter Of Mrs Sarah Harris IN
New York begging that she be put GU:
OF the misery Of chronic illness.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09
MANY Driven From Home

Every year, in many parts OF the
country thousands are driven from
their homes by coughs and lung dis
eases Friends and business are left
behind for other climates. but this is
costly and not always sure. A better
Way-the way of multiudes--is to use
Dr Kings New Discovery and cure
yourself AZ home Stay right there.
with vour friends and take this safe
medicine. Throa; and lung troubles
find quick relief and health returns
It's help iu coughs. colds. grip. Group.
vhoopIns-cuugh aud sore lungs makes
iJ I'd positive blessing SOC ana 500.
I,id. bottle free. Guaranteed by all
druggists SO
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09
DANCING DISTURBS REST
OF FOWLS; BAN ORDERED

PARIS, Sept. 9.--The following hu-
manhattan decree has been promul-
gated by the mayor OF one OF the small
er communes in the Pyrenees:
whereas the young people of the
commune are wont to meet and dance
every Sunday after church, and the
noise they make frightens the ROSTERS.
mons anad other animals of the village;
ana, whereas the result is pretudicial
10 agriculture, we hereby prohibit dane
ing within the bounds of the commune
during the hours In which the domestic
animals take their repose"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09
MAN MOURNED AS DEAD
FOR II YEARS RETURNS

EATON, COLO. Sept "a modern
Enoch Arden, mourned by his family as
dead for seventeen years, turned up
here in the person of MontavilIe Wood
worth, aged 49, He will bethe guest of
honor at a reunion which his son, Rev
Delmar Woodwork, and wife will at
tend.
Woodwork, when 60, became dis
couraged over lies struggles at Pc
sotum, H., and dropped out Of sight
He left a note saying that he was go
ing West to make his fortune or die"
He was located recently through the
pension Office, when he attempted to
collect his pension, the first in seven
teen years. Woodworth was told that
he was legally dead" and that his
widow was drawing his pension on
his account
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Tangled Weeds CoUer Governor S Resting Place
GRAVE UNKEPT

LEXINGTON, GA, Sept 9--In a re-
mote part Of the Presbyterian church
cemetery at this place neglected and
overgrowu with a tangle of vines and
weeds, is the uncared for and almost
forgotten grave Of George R. Gilmer, a
former governor Of Georgia, for whom
elmer county. that figured so cor
spicuously In the Blue Ridge judge
ship contest, was named He was a
native OF Oglethorpe county. and lived
the greater part Of his life here, his
home. q handsome residence Of the CO.
l1ntal type. now being occupied by
d. w. H. Reynolds.
There are no relations OF Governor
Gi.mer now living in Oglethorpe The
unkempt condition of his grave has
been called TO the attention Of num-
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Der of citizens Of the county. and fhey
are taking steps 10 have it cleared off
and placed in a condition worthy of
the last resting place Of a man who
made splendid record in public life
The bringing of this matter to the
public mind recalls TO the Older inhab-
itants the life of Governor Gilmer. who
was one of the states, most popular
and lovable chief executives. He,served
In that office for two terms-1S29- 1881
and 1S37-1s39-and was known to his
constituents over the state as one who
stood fearlessly for their rights.
All who knew him, with those of
the younger cooperation, in this county
are eager to aid in the work of placing
his grave in a presentable condition,
and work will begin on 1t Immediately
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80 Who Were Not
On Rolls Voted

ANDERSON, s. c.. Sept 9.--It is
stated that in one voting precinct in
this county so men whose names were
not on the club rolls voted in the re-
cent primary. Thu and other alleged
irregularities are now being probed by
attorneys for the state executive com
mittee. and the findings VIII be placed
before subcommittee and later be
fore the full county executive commit
lee. which meets Thursday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09
WARTHEN COLLEGE TO OPEN

WRlGHTSVILLE, GA. Sept. 9.-The
fall term of the Warthen college Will
begin Wednesday There will be an
entirely new set Of teachers, with the
exception of the teacher of music. The
prospects arc bright for a successful
year
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C0NSTIPATED, BILIOUS, HEADACHY,
LIVER TORPID?- -CASCARETS SURE


0nig with
Don't another
your stomach and
matter
feel great
tonigh will
regular
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PAGEANT EXPERT
To OUTLINE PLAN

Plans for the great pageant proposed
for Atlanta this fall will be outlined at
the 'Capital city club this afternoon
at o'clock by Thomas Wood Stevens,
of Chicago. who has been in Atlanta
several days at the invitation of the
Atlanta Art association. The lecture
win be open to the public, and a num-
Der of persons interested in the cele-
brations are expected to be present.
The story of Georgias first white set
tiers the struggle with the Indians
the Colonial era and the revolution will
probably form the theme Of the specta-
Gle, which IS to be given at Pedmon
park should Atlanta actively take up
the movement
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PRINCIPAL QUITS;
SCHOOL ROW OFF
Miss RuSha Wesley Chosen to
Succeed S. A. Merchant al
East Atlanta.

East Auantans declared today that
the facuonal FIGHT over the East At
lanta school. which has been In prog
ress for more than year and which, it
is charged. kept SO pupils away from
school this year. is ended 10y The resig-
nation Of 5. A. Merchant principaI Of
the school
Miss Russia Wesley has been elected
to succeed him
Professor Merchan; said there were
many "soreheads" among the patrons
of the school and that they would only
be satisfied with school so bucohc
that the primary scholar is his own
disciplnarian
An inspection Of the history of The
school wiz reveal the fact that am the
only official to have endured the ordeal
for more than one season he said
East Auantans have established a
precedent by which they do not allow "a
principal 10 remain longer than one
year 1t might appear as though they
finally succeeded in getting rid Of me.
but they didn't I got rid Of them
One Petition Was Rejected
Professor Merchant also says mat
some Of the patrons Of the school are
dissatisfied with two of the women
teachers and that some Of the citiz rs
who signed the petition asking for his
removal thought they We're asking for
the removal Of the women teachers.
A year ago petition was presented
TO the board Of education asking for the
removal of Professor Merchant The
charges were that he was ncapabie of
enforcing discipline and nat he was
very indiscreet in his remarks t. his
classes. The board made an inyo-tiso-
ton and refused to remove Professor
Merchant A new petition signed BY
about so citizens was filed with .ha
board Saturday Professor Merchant
resigned. but took occasion to deliver
some hot criticisms Of his enea'ies.
Professor Merchant is ri right as ~
citizen said DR. e. F. Fin her. ono
Of the signers Of the petition hut as Il
principal he failed to make Cd
Professor Merchant said he would
remain in Atlanta. as he has bse1 Of
fered several good positions in edu-a-
tional work