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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
GRFFES MARCH on JANINA.
LARISsA. GREECE Special.

Having captured the Turkish fort
az Pcntcpicadia aftcr a battle ia
which i2S Turks were Killed. the
Greek army division. under Cen
crnl Dangiis. commenced it,
march upon the city OF Janina
today.
A. the Turkish fort at Janina
and the famous old Iron castle
al Janina have fallen into decay,
n Is not expected that the Creeks
will meet with SERIOUS resistance
there.
About one-half Of tire 10000
TopulatiOn of JaDinn are Greeks.
JanIna n the capital OF vilayct
Of the same name and lies upon
lake Janlna. forty -four miles
north 81 the Cuff of Aria. IL u
the most important city In
Epfrus-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
negro MURDERER
IS ELECTROCUTED
MONp. VA.-speclal.-

- II L II aMWNhf ' -
Herbcrt I-cytOn. a negro muir
dcr.r from hing George county
,,cnt To his death in tire cle' trlc
rnnir i'm the state pcnitcnunry
shortly after : O'Clock Friday morn
ing. t.
The rIcCtrOcution was witness
cd by the usual jury. Officers anu
ministers. The execution was
conducted without miShnp.
Death was almost ln-iantah-
cOuS.
p.Nton L. not known I'd have
made any statement.
Governor Mann yesterday re-
fused To- interfere with the YER
diet OF the jury.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
WOULDN'T WAIT FOR SIEGE
GUNS.

NNfl A. NpcClaA-- bulE Al AAh
trrsnp- today occupied Turkish
Villages near Chataija.
Ii L. al Chatalja that the main
Ccfcn@f-~ Of ConStaniinopie stand
Word was momcmtarily expect
c-d here today that a general At
tack upon the forts had been COM
u1enCed BY the BulEars- despite
the desire OF the Bulgarian gem
erals so have the siege guns. with
which They have been bomharding
.Adrinnoplc. at the front before an
attack upon Chatalla l. COM
mcnCs-u.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14

PARIS Special--Ihere Is a
growing belief here that the EurO-
l,,.an lpoxyCrS viii IL COmpclicu 10
~tep i'm and administer the EoN-
,.,-1r,,s,,t or Turkey after the Bal
- yNar ends. The weakness OF
the Turkish government n suCh
that the Affairs OF the empire arc
rroWsnc out of hand.
Tor the time being the powers
have C,naSs-d % prs the allies 70
accr,pi mediation
IA H. not believed thst the Turks
can hold out much longer. anu
there L. every prospect that Selorc
The end "a tie present WICK Aur-
key VIII make the first move To-
ward suing for pcacc-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14

With So precincts ont OF 1900
stilT 10 hear from I'm Minnesota.
Roosevelt today was 1914 ahead
OF Wilson.
The districts not yet heard
from were isolated ones where
the Roosevelt feeling was strong.
and the Progressive leaders claim
cd that state for the Colonel by
10000.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
AMERICAN AVIATOR JOINS
SEHNIANS.
ANTIVARI. MONTENRGRO-Spe

eIaL Two ayiatOrs, one Of them a
American. arrived here today "a
route for SeFtta TO Jotn the AVA
zion eOrps OF the SerNian army.
They are samuel Pierce. OF Colo
RADIO Spriugs. Coi.s and Pierre
jules Nedrines. the famous French
eartn~- D. one 80 fhe best known
nvtatOFs Ia the world.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
TURKISH MINE KILLS MANY.
InNnON.-Sneclal-An assault

ON ths, Tchatal1a dciCnScs OF Con-
sraniinopic. south of lake pcrko~.
was begun az dawn to-day by Gar
Tcrriinand'S army. according TO
CfDft-r messages rV-rciVcd by the
SssrNian legation nj noon.
The Eulgarians had made
hrCsCh ia tire tr>t dcienSc and
lad entered when a Turkish land
nilnc exploded and killed or
wounded more than 500 men. The
RuIcur~ fen hack and the Turks
again occupied an unbroken front
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
TURKS BIRN VILLAGE OF
SIIIVRI.
cnNsTANTINOPLE.-

CONSTANTINOPLk.- SpecIHi@-
Fleeing Turkish soldiers are re-
Dorted TO have burned the Village
of Silivri. on the coast OF the Sea
OF MarmOra. after massncrihS AL
the inhabitants
The Turks are plundcring the
country. selling all the food ana
livestock they can nnd. and ieaN-
in.- = trail of complete dcsolauon
and death behind them
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14

LYesc85BCRG. VA SDecial. - A.
though nrst reports were 20 ne $50 S[I<
10y hunters returning iron ths 80 -.
-.e~..rf birds are very scarce ID NE
go, ntias around LyrchSprB
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
TOWN or BR0OKNEAL
SWEPT BIZ FIRE

IYNCHBURG. VA Special
49, marry wiped out uie town
~ RruokueaI. iu Campbell cOuh-
az. tCdnv. causing over sloo-vo0
- rlaEN- a.,
Trtenty-nre buildin-s- I'M iuoln-
81 lam Als-ihf.ot~t Cntucn anu
..ery busine-s house save thfee'
were destroy ed
dynamite atas u-ed 90 che
tfe nausee and ave part 81 liie
residential district
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
BULGARS n'-SA ON CON-
SrANTTNOPI.E. =.
UnypON. -Special---That hall

Ol 49,. .-s~ es - -, -
nj Chatalia had been silcnccd by
80. pul~arfan bonbartlrncnt was
the information received here to-
day An a news agency dispascn
from eoGla.
A la.e a3ulgarinns' legation ~
WAS saId that no official informal
zion ON this point had been re-
ccivcd. Another message rom
the Balkans said that the bulgS-
rians had preached the Turkish
dcfcnscs at Chatalja ma We'e
preDaring To enter the city.
Inquiry was made by the Tor
cign officc OF Sir Henry Bax-
Irouside. British envoy 60 Buiga-
ria. hut 80 far a. could be lear
no reply had been rcceiNeo 10
noon. -.
Gar Ferdinand T. reported 10
be preparing TO proclaim hinSeti
EMPEROR OF the Balkans. hut HI
lie crctlcncc l. attached TO this.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
ITALIAN Fr-'-'GN OFFICE
MUM
RONR.- Speeial.-Tks Italian

fOtsA--. O.lte> e.. - ~ -
comment on the dispatches from
Berlin. stating that the Triple Al
llance had decided go form a new
Kingdom out OF Albania. Win inc
Due D'Abruxxf n Its rutcr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14

IARISSA. GREECE Special
IL WA OttiCiauy announced here
Thursday afternoon that the 6reek
have CapturcG SaioniSa-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
NEGOTIATE FOR SURRENDER
VIENNA. Special.-NegOt saiiOns

NEGOTIATE FOR SIkNh-N Dh-hN-
VIENNA. Special.-NegOtiaiions
for tne SURRENDER OF O1nstanU-
noplc 10 the Bulgarians have al
ready begun, aCS OrSiing to the
correspondent OF the keiVh post,
who il with the Bulgarian army
: diSpats n from bulgarian MILF
tnry headquarters at Stara IN
CORA this afternoon stated that the
Turks were treating Tor terms,
but that the Bulgarians demand
ed an unconditional surrender OF
the city
PARIS. Nov. S.-An ominOus
shadow H. being cast over Europe
by the mailed hand of the triple
alliance. Definite announcements
has come from Vienna that Aus
tria will refuse TO consent 90 Ser
Via having an outlet on the Adri-
auc sea-
This for years has been the ma
tionnl dream OF the ScrNians, and
their demands I'm this respect VIII
be upheld By the other members
OF the Balkan League Italy and
Germany are expected 60 support
Austria
Herr. in condensed form. are
the. anticipated fruits OF the VIC
tory OF the allies over Turkey
Montenegro To annex the Villages
OF SCuLari; the Sanjak OF NoNi-
bazar To revert e. Austria, Rus
sia Will insist that the Darda-
ncilcs bc opened and remain
neutral: the frontiers OF Greek
40 be extended 70 the ScrVian line
Bulgaria TO annex all the Turli>f
territory living between it, south
crn boundaries and Turkey; ser
via TO secure one or more sea
ports on the Adriatic; Roumani'
expects a reward for remaining
neutral.
The report that Adrianoplc Ia
surrendered Co the BulGars. bu
that the Bulgarian government 1
keeping tire faCt secret To pre-
vent European Intervention unit
| CgnStantinoplc has fallen. was &c
ccptcd hcrc in a number OF quar-
| tcrs "a true.
IL was pointed out that IN
Bulcariane would hardly haN
/ pressed forward upon Constau
tinoplc n the great strategic poiT
% Adrianoplc remained i'm Otto
man hands.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
OTTOMAN FORCES
CRUSHED BY ALLIES
Growing Belief in Paris Thst Big
Powers Will Have to Admins
ter Mohammedans' Govern
ment After War Is Over.
Christians MasSacred-

LONDON Special message
from 1onstanunopic says the ~
sossaan Government viii grant the
poacrs - frcc hand an arranging
pcDcsN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14

Mid the green fields OF Augusta,
In the wales Of Shenandoah.
There's the tramp, tramp or the
sportsman.
And the pump guns ceaseless roar.
Vance. In Staunton Leader.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
NFUTINN AND PESTu.ENCE
TIRE ATEN.
~ Il GmHai

I WNN 4 y a 4 WI AsAas ANNNAA--A@
NIutiny has broken out I'm the
TnrLish army at the front aud
many officers and soldiers I'm the
ranks along the Chatalia dcfenses
are being put 20 death daily,
according 10 Information which
reached this city today through
se~-rct channels
Courr-martialS are sitting here
daily for the trial Of Officers who
refused 60 join their regiments
when hoStilitics broke out sixty
i've have already been put 10
death in the military prison and
los more are under sentence OF
death. Many soldiers ~ well as
OFFICERS have been found in hid
ing. having disappeared when the
TROOPS left for the front
An army OF $4,000 kurds Il
marching on Coustanunoplc. and
Il Il feared they will attack the
city. The plight OF Christians
here r. dCplorable.
The dangers were heightened
to-day 10y an edict from the
Shefkul Islam. the head or the
Nohammcdan priesthood. cNhOrt-
inc all true followers Of Mo
BANNED 20 rise.
There l. a grave danger OF a
residence I'm the city The pre-
enCe OF 50. 900 wounded men. the
scarcity OK water and bread and
the un~anitary conditions attend
in-- the housing Of an army Al
combine TO affect seriously ths
conditions OF public health. ko'
man Catholics - Tar have Deer
the greatest sufferers in Ash
Minor.
The French consul nj Beiru
reuorts that Mohammedans thcr'
looted several monaStcric,.- IN
Turkish soldiers who were sen
against the pillagcrs Joined
@acLin- the buildings
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14

xN>sclxn warShips are Esthcrsig
I'm Turkish waters and a gree N
tcrnational army OF marines stay
M, landed at Co0Stantinoplc.
Outbreaks Of fanatical Moslenas
have, saken plsCc I'm the interior
and the cities arc fun OF refugees
Rut the Turkish cities oncr tcsss
..>rurltv than the isolation OF the
interior, for they are fun OF Turk
iSh soldiers who are on the point
OF mutiny.
Ssh government can hold out many
DAYS longer. The powers OF Eo-
rope arc speedily preparing Tor
peace. IL may prove necessary.
however. for n group OF European
r,o,xrrs 40 take the rims OF gov
s.rnucnt at Constantinople until
prt.Nailing chaos and anarchy
throughout the empire can De put
down. Awful scenes OF carnage
are reported from Rooosto.
Turkish port on the Sea OF Mar
mora
After the rout OF the Turkish
army the Ottoman soldiers sacked
the CITY. It was partially destroy
81 by fire.
The Turks allowed their hatred
ncainSt the CHRISTIANS Co How un-
checked. Dispatches say that
Turks tossed bound women and
children and helpless old men snts
the flames.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14

GRTEKS CAPTURE SALONICA-
ATHENS. Special telegram
from katcrlua. on the west coast
al the Gulf OF SalOnika. states
that the Csucek army entered
SRlnulka this afternoon and for
maliy took possession OF the city
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
WILSON BOASTS
TOTAL Of 429
WASHINGTON, d. c. Special
With California still In doubt Rri-

day. President-eiect " iison seeEa-
ri assured OF 420 votes Ina uso
electoral college, Roosevelt ot ~
and TAFT OF a..
CaiforuiR'E IS votes. m they
20 10 Rooses cit, will Increase his
Total to No. and NJ TO Wilson. Viii
give the latter 442-
Almost complete returns from
that State today showed hoosc-
Nelt a lew votes I'm the lead Ine
electoral vote then stood AZ tot-
lows:
In sfoubt-Calff0rniR Is
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
RIB III OUT.

UEREvER ACHE OR PAN IS 10
eaasd-snrness and soreness o.
wuncles or 5OinS-vub IN FTSyeer
Gruai Nerve and Bone L4niuenl acc
ns pain disappears; the gre@ies'
a. round lintne1t ir Use tor mAh
eaG BEAST: ny it-dont safer-ssrs
n tie right hsl7: Sse ooStss ~
S~urx3Ers Manufactured By > "
TRLYSER e. co. Richmond Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
CAPITAL OF TURKS
READY To FALL

BERLIN Special There Is
every reason IA OSheNe trOni All
accounts from the balkans TO-DAY
that the bulgarian army has
hnaIly redu, ga the Chatalja forts
go a submission. and il now ready
"a enter Constantinopic-
Military experts believe that the
END oi the war - now nt manu.
despite the telegram from Con-
stantinoplc. which stated that the
turkish xoscrnmcnt had dcStdcd
10 continue hostilitics until all
her soldiers were Killed and her
resources gone
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
HAIR eOODS

ash TIE LATEST PARIS FASH
Ions ~ HAIR DRESSING. Al
ftpda OF hair on hand or mace %
srdsr. Comeings made into sSitchea'
fampadourS. PuGA. etc SStAslAe-
90 guaranteed. HOGhhsS ~
korrh Third 81. R1chDoDd, Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
FVEN FIRE on Rid CROSS
WORKERS.

ULGAELAN AItM1 HIND
QUARTERS. STAHA ZAGOkA.
Special. Under cover Of a heavy
fog a Bulgarian battery approach
40 Adlranupic early today and
thresg several shells into the sui
tau-s hl Mosque. which wa- badly
damaged
Tns. battery was under FIRE for
hall an hour. bat withdrew with
out TIE los % single man.
Membcr- 90 the bulgarian Red
Cro-s are nrcd upon every time
fhcy attempt 20 care for tht'
wounded lying outside the walls
90 adriannplc and three have
been Killed by Turkish bullets.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14

II isn't every chauffeur who could
write his autobiography.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
woTIoN PICrTRR PLAYS

MOTION PICTURE PLAYS WANT
I'D YOU caa wrire them. We teSo1
vou ~ mai 40 experience ne-eoel-
Big dersnd an6 good pay. Lstai's
f-ee Associated Motion flCsuTe
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wANTrD-NTEI AND BOYS ONLY
Shop IN Southern states that fully
e,ui,a one Tor automobile trade,
49, D7ssrso-s open. CAROLINA
ar-T0 S-HOOI. Charlotte. y &.
GARAGE PLANTS EARLY Ih-f'-
eev and CaarlestC1 Wakehelc' L.
esce. NAY King and Big Boston Sl-e.
mr. 900. 20 c-s per 100, postpaid
hv nal JOHN LUCAS. Fairscre
Farm Ashland. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14

Northern Buyers for >outhern Farms
Direct dealing win owners %
rcuu ssiCl- Wat have you % Sc. /.
Write SOUTHERN HoN-St-t-fn ~
BUREAU. Box ls54. AlG1tA- Ia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14

are reported 70 nave
evacuated ~alonikn. leaving the
cts al Tie mercy Of the adsanc-
In. Greek and >crNlan armies.
Tie advance guards % Crown
Prince Cou-f anime. Greek army
aud King Peter >erN ian army
are within a feA miles 81 ealo-
nika-
The Turk Ae,f eastward in the
direction 81 Constaniimopic aion-
the southern branch OF the Orient
Raussay. burning all bridges be-
Mnd them and tearing up the
railroad 40 prevent III u-e In
rrau~ulrtlng -oIdlcr--
An important victory sth- Won
ffr the Grt-aks wear Pende5 iEndta
pa yesterday. When day
dnune-d thi- morning the Turks
had Withdrawn from their Tort
re- uuon the crest % the noun
tain. leaving behind many dead
and wounded
TIE Greeks had sheiled the
fort all day, almost destroy Ing
IL The Greeks are now An POI
sse-s.zlon q the pas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-19
REPORT ON ANOTHER DRAINAGE PROJECT Will Drain About 15,000 Acres of Land in Vicinity
 of Altheimer.
TT WILL COST $25,00G
Main Canal 10 Be About Seven Niles Long, Six Feet Deep and
 Iwenty-tW0 Feet Wide.

White and Watson, civil engineers, have filed their report on another drainage project for Jefferson county, petit one1 for and granted this week. The report says that the district will train about 15,000 acres of land and the cost will be approximately $25,- 900. The main canal will be 15 to 22 feet wide, 6 feet deep and about seven miles long, starting at a point and running in an easteruly direction emptying into West Bayou.
 In the petition for the formation of the district the names of J. s. Barra- que, W. D. Jones and T. NJ. Phillips are commended a5 commissioners. The c3unty judge will hs2. the areU- ments fer and against th2 fcrmatien of the drainage : strict at hi; cliiiee on July p. 1912.
 IT a-d | included in tin 3 d.ctrict was Tart cf tne proposed Plum Bayou distric. which was never carried out.
 Engineers White and Watson now have force of ten men at work sur veying and making peciflcations on anether proposed district in the northern part of the county hich will drain about 35,000 acres of fine farm lana. This district will include prac- tieally all land between the Plum Bayou lGvee and the stream of the same name and extend from Pastoria to Bells ferry
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-19
FUB SALE.

[ A most excellent tract of land con sisting of 69 acres, situated on Mo Fadden road, miles north of court house, with the following improve ments:
 One nice broom residence, with IT 8-foot hall and pantry: 1 barn, lot fenced with wire; fine we'll sof' water: one cotton house and chickes house, one acre in orchard, consisting of peaches, apples and plums; g acres Is in cultivation and tho rs mainder consisting of white oak, pii oak, pine and red oak.
 This is one of the incest littl, farms anywhere around Pine Bia1 and since the crop has been gather ed 1t can now be bought for $1.10t upon terms of one-half cash and bal ance within 12 months at per cen, interest. Apply to
 s. M. TWINE.
 Fvcluaive gent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-19

attractions which to furnish amuse- ment at the Jeffel son County Fair which will be held heer October 2S to November ?.
 Many letters are also being reeeiv- cd from stock poultry raisers, manu- facturers of farm machinery and for the exhibition of everything that will interest the man who makes h:s liv- ing from the soil ,and it is practically assured that enough space will be rented to exhibitors to defray large part of the expenses of the big ex- hibition. sIs
 Secretary Spaulling, who is now on hls vacation at Winslow, Ark, vii return to Pine. Bluff August 1 to SC over the business which has accumu- lated during his absence and to at tend a meeting of the trustees of tht organization which will be held h, following day While he is here Mr spaulding vii probably contract witl several amuse ment features for tht fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-19
STATE GUARD BEGINS
 ANNUAL MANEUVERS
F0rty-Six Out Of Fifty Best Scores Made by Former Companies at
 South Fort Smith.

iFort Smith, July 1S-Forty-siX cat of 50 was the best score made today on the 200-yard range by the Arkan- sas National Guard company from Eureka Springs and Fayetteville, who today began their annual ten days summer manuevers at South Fort Smith. The days average was 3S out of 50. Todays work was the best yet displayed so early at the manuevers held annually i'll South Fort Smith. A heavy rain drove the troops indoors this afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-19
FOUR PETITION TO
 BECOME U. s. CITIZENS
GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVE EXAMINES APPLICATIONS
 FROM FOREIGNERS.
La" of 1906 Requires Alien to Have Landing Certificate Before They
 Can Petition for Citizenship.

c. c. Redwood, represen, alive of St. Louis, the division of naturalila- on of the Bureau of Naturalization and Immigration. which comes under the direction of the United States ne partment of Commerce and Labor. has been in the city for the pas. sey- eral days going over the applications of foreigners living in Jefferson coun- ty who desire to become citizens of the United States.
 Out offifteen petitions filed since 1906, only four have been issued and four are now pending, which will be decided by Judge A. B. Grace at the october term of Jefferson circuit curt. The four residents of this county and city who have become na- turalized are Max Schlosberg, Angelo Cure, Christ Carlastiano and William Rosenzw'g. Petitions pending: Andlo Macris, John Constantin Megdaletes, or John c. Mitchell No. BIO East Fifth avenue; Iasonnis Georgi Michel leti, of John Mitchelr Of No. 311 Laurel street, and Rocco Russo. All are residents of Pine Bluff.
 Mir Redwood acts in the capacity of attorney for the government and his favorably or unfavorably recom- mendation on the petition for natural izatiOn has the greatset Influence with the court in granting or refusing the petition. He finished his work here yesterday but will probably re- turn ill October to represent the government when the petitions are hesr1.
 Under a law passed in 1906, con- trolling the issuance of naturalization papers, the petitioner must have a ;. certificate of landing before his pc tition can be considered. Before 1906 thss was not required.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-19

Pueblo, Cole, the mothers home.
 A deputy sheriff met her as she stepped from the train and told her that she was under arest. The girls eyes filled with tears and her little chin trimbled slightly. But there was no breaking down until an attcr- hey, who witnessed the proceedings, asaed the trouble
 S9bbing RIia,es Story.
 T CT ;.e br-ks down utterly and .eAhe ut her story.
 "Sle bea- me until I'm black and blue vail ed the child. "I want to go to papa; he's kind to me-
 Il was impos 5ible to arrange for the girls release last night but early this morning a writ of habeas corpus wos asked and granted, and. the girl caught train for Marshall, just three hours before the arrival of her mother, who is pursu ng her.
 Worried Over SIP Taken.
 The only thing about the trip that worried the child was the fact that took $12 from the pocketbook of her mother to make the trip.
 q just couldn't stand to be treated so, and l made up my mind to leave she said.
 Late one night 1 got up (mother always makes me sleep with her in the same room), and took the money. 1 knew what time the train left fol Texas and l knew my aunt, Mrs. E. c. Hatton, lived there, so I caught a train out. Two or three :. times while l was on the way, men would come through the train and look al men and l was sure each one was a deputy sheriff. But I got this far safely. Now I'm going on"
 The girls parents are separated.