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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-27

Mrs. L. T. Forlaw is a patient for
a time at DR.. Bohannon's hospital on
First avenue.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-27
Wheat Half Cent AIahe-

WTIedL T1dII NSHI FtyHSt-
CHICAGO, March 27-Wheat was
half cent higher today, with May
at S103 3-S. Provisions were
higher, with May pork at s1695;
lard $3.50; July ribs. 1915. Hogs
were ten to 15 higher, cattle ten
lower.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-01-04
WITH = Story :, = :! th:
rHE n A1T Conspiracy by
i l1E ~ i Burton Egbert
Copyright by --J. Il. Lipp.ncot. Company Stevenson
j. b. Lippincott Company

before the central gate Of the hotel.
Wait a ome here" said Richie
lieu. and he sprang from the coach.
ran to the gate and rang the bell. A
lacquey answered the summons, and
after a whispered word with him
passed he stepped again into the coach.
and the gate was closed behind AS. In
q moment We were at the great en-
trance OF the house.
Come with us. monsieur" I said IL
Maison- Rouge. and mOtiOned him to
get out first.
THE governor wishes you on no &C.
count to leave this place." I said to the
driver as we descended. IN. de Maison-
Rouge intends to look through the pa
pers OF M. de Richelieu. It may take
some time. but you are to await him
here"
The coacl,man. we'll drilled. doubtless.
In his masters peculiar business.
nodded to show that he understood.
We mounted the steps. and Richelieu
knocked at the door. 1t was opened
by jacques. who recognized his master
at once and admitted US without q
word.
jacques" said Richeleu. as the
door closed. you Will conduct this
gentleman to the red salon. Call two
OF my men and let them assist you
In guarding him. On no account Is he
to escape or communicate with any
n e You Will. however. provide him
with wine and whatever else he may
require"
The man bowed and led our pris-
oner down a corridor to the left. Richie
lieu sprang up the stairs, and l follow
ed him to h apartment we nae en-
tered the evening before. Here he
paused.
d B~rancas." he said, turning to me
blime. my friend. Believe me, I shall
never forget It,"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-01-04
A Soma Of the Storm Swept Plain.

A Song Of the Storm Swept Plain.
The wind shrills forth
From the white, cold north
Where the gates OF the STORM god are:
And ragged clouds.
Like mantling Shrouds,
Engulf the last, dim star.
Thru naked trees,
In low cOulees,
The night voice means and signSs
And sings of deep,
Warm Graded sleep
With wind-crOOned lullabys.
He stands alone
Where the storms weird tone
In hooking SWells;
And the snOw-Sharp breath
OF cruel death
The tale Of its coming tells.
The frightened plant
OF his sheep sounds faint
Then he choking wall of white;
Then is heard no more
In the deep toned roar
OF the binding, painless night.
No light nor guide,
Save q mighty tide
OF mad fear drives him on;
TIL his cOld-numbed form
Grows strangely warm:
And the strength Of his limbs Is gone.
Thru storm and night,
A strange. soft light
Ger the sleeping shepherd CLEANS;
And he hears the word
OF the Shepherd Lord,
Called out from h bourne Of dreams.
Come, leave the strife
OF your weary life:
Come unto Me and rest,
From the night and cold,
To the sheltered fold,
BY the hand OF love caressed.
The storm shrieks on,
But Its work Is done:
A soul to It's God has fled;
And the wild refrain
OF the wind-swept plain
Sings requiem for the dead.
Il. A. Borah, Huron, 8. D.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-01-04
CHAPTER VII.
AT THE DRYAD FouNrA1N.

We shall need disguises," said Rich
ellen. as returned his clasp with equal
warmth. Luckily, l have already had
many occasions for using them. and
so nave q large assortment. Come with
me- and he led the way into an adj
joining room, who's walls were COW
cred with costumes. There were uni
forms OF many kinds. cavaliers suits
OF a dozen fashions and even the more
sober garb of artisans and masons. AT
one end OF the room was a collection
OF ar~ms-swords. poniards. pistols. ar
quebuses and even shirts Of mai.
said Richelieu, with q sweep
or his hand. las for me, I shall take
THIS suit OF gray. I am known to alb
nor gray m moreover IL will make me
invisible In the darkness"
The reason seemed to me a good one
and l selected a suit OF similar shade
but much less elaborate design.
Oh. l had near forgot" I exclaimed.
returning. as I vas leaving the room.
VIII you instruct one OF your people
20 prepare against our return a small
box OF cement?"
"Cement?" asked Richelieu. looking
at me In astonishment.
Yes: we shall need It," I answered.
Very we'll. my friend.'' he said, and
withou waiting to explain the use I
mad for It. l hurried to my apartment.
wnere ! changed my clothes, rolling
my others into a bundle. which / r
ried down with me to Richelieu's room
engaged In curling his moustacha and
arranging his hair.
w have no time to lose, MONSIEUR
1 protested.
What the devil would you have. de
Brancas?" and Richelieu threw around
ms neck q collar which I knew to be
that OF the Holy Ghost, with it's eight
pointed cross. each point crowned by 8
pail: "A gentleman cannot 90 to 8
rendezvous looking like q BOURGEOIS. i
v ordered two horses and I shall
De ready to mount by the time they arr
az the door. You would better select
q sword. q poniard. and q pistol. 70,
you may have need OF them before the
night 10 over"
! 0id a ne suggested and In q few
minutes we were in the saddle. W,
crossed the river at q gallop ana with.
y drawing rein plunged into q max,
OF narrow streets where I should hay,
seemed quite at home. I expected ev
cry moment that my horse would breal
MS leg In some hole in the pavement
Y my companion did not slackeI
speed pressed on behind him. ,
remembered that the rendezvous wa,
g n Paiais Royal gardens, and re
was walking Into the lions Jaws witt
vengeance. but I kept my thought
: 20 myself. and In a moment we turne.
2 sharply to the left along q narrov
, street and came out al the end OF
long avenue of chestnuts.
This 10 the place." said Richelieu
: n we walked our horses into ia
: d o. the trees and dismounted
We will tie our horses here. Tn
fountain - mo- far distant. and -
|. shall have no difficulty IN regainin
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-01-04

The m~iserab!est day we live there's
many a better thing to do than dying.
barley.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-07-04

-2r Cornelius Nieicmcper rpn
NuunptS W|ill troi ON 7ieuStoo bier
eiu ;am SCiudc ieiner Tcr,uauatcu
hnupt iadllidl nbcr um I'M NrCiic lei
CT 1uDeubaCipiclcu DEN &icrtcu III
'clcru.
HIuhr III ltCtS ctnc idllinumc uao
plt Rcl0hrlihe Arnu'hcit. nbcr tie
tam 0thtilt luerocu. Chamberlain :
Nulitt. Cholera uuo liayyhrc Ncmcon
bot cs, oudl ucuu bDsnriQ uuo cpi
ocmi'h. 0ehciIt, &cr'au't bci nIIcu
Oar6lcun,
@CQcu Sd)mcri Scr MnS'cln. Ut
onrdl tdrtc AuiirtQuunQ pocr @cr
WuaSuun ucrurlodli.. ,pmUt uidua
Chamberlain Hiuimcnt Nlcit. "
ItnNclt nudl rbcunn,l'i'c Sd'mry;tr.
%crtnu'i bel allen Nduo,trn.
-llctcr Srpdtubci, aaN 0ypGe
Njrc blbtn mir ans iputit nt,h, N
bt'ldpru. sci, elmer Htlht uuu II
Gen bat uuS tcr 0inmcl nuia0li,a
cr'rilhtnoe Rearuldloutr acipcnoc,.
Ton ,C.aartlid Il; Der Mtuida nis
SIlyicotu pnh tr miro QtS St9tuS
II uicl nutl .cib
-SGthariaa. lilrQi:r {pt,cy ppn
Ntrru drie ClielhIataer mc.alt
mebrcrc Sabre I'M Alul iur Sdrpad}
iinuine in 8nribal. NPu. otrlcbte 1T
aus bcritlbeu ois achctlt eutla,itu
pprnen naa III ben >ibreu bciRoe.
tehr;.
SSahrruo Der Sun,nlermpnatc iu.l
ten Muttcr tieiucn Aiuotr aui ben
urnniiilid raihcr Sbenns oeS Stub
gangs adj hnber. SSeun ;ur rediicr
Belt prpmte SaimcrtiaultCit pcidcntt
mao id)liumeS Yeioru ucrbiuotrt
merocu. Chamberlain 5 Goiit ,Gbrle
70 uao TInrrhpc $emeor III itc.s
oerlGlcn. Set allen Nnuolcrr.
9auitS Jest. Chamberlain 81
Gulie, Cholera uub 7iorrhue Semcbu
mus ;iemlidl iid,er nod chc Der
Summer ~ Gnbe. eebrnndlt tucracn. !
snui.S iett mb irih oui ben Grtb !
ioIl pprbereitet. Gertanft bet allen |
odublern.
Nltcr idanet npr 9horheit minher |
als Saeeno Dor Meisheit.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-07-04

,}nlnarit ~. y. lniutcr Uuu 9inr
;ciAt Oicrnlit iciucu hunotn an bnH
lex an Z. 3uli in ieiner Sifire I'M
gScitphalIn Nptcl ihreu Az TjchIten
,ein iujr0.
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td0 H,bcuo tonutcn hicigc Wllr0cr lld)
al cucr Wauocrbilocr %uri,ellunQ
IuIt nudl &0ao.uiIIc ucltc bier upu
cincr tleiueu Sd,auipiclcrtrnppc ae,
Gcbcn Uuroc. crRobcn.
-Aiidltcr Nculp Gprth mo Sottiu
BON Meta tcmcu dn 6rtitao per
!iutnrobll bc& Nc,rn z. SdcIt ani
Ncu, sSCnc uddl (clicrign Gitu ;um
Ncardbniiit bt2 'ltiutn 9iciiCu Ncr
bert North hiercuych uuh oni iclbcu
2ScQc nM SnmSt0a rttulr.
-l,uitrm Sauttnm ,puOc an
Wun,n0 bic Ghrc bcS ircuuoliacn
mic ngt recllch Nci",lltS bc& 0crrn
lntrb NIitthtrMIcS non Spuic Greet.
{G0u'S,
-6rl, Gwua Nnatc bic irit Tpn.
uc,StaR ,tWtr H&otlt Voit ibrcr Gru
iincu Der dtI. Glarn uno Martha
GorRmtuer acwclcu, III ont TiruS,On
micecr noh ihrcr 0clmnth III Der
StaGtShouptitnot ;iWliiac,chu,
Seine EisuNt oils 6uhymanu
Iciiictc an SpnutuR Orr Ncrmam
0pCr Der gQituue Gaspar Yucbbcri
bic %cylunnbte III graule beinhte urb
Die ibrt bort aui Neiudl wcilenoe
Sucbter 6rl. Reainn, nit nod Scuic
bradlte.
Scoe gtltersiuie uricrrS 2cbruS
bGt ieirc 6rcuoe. Atte 9cpte ipIltrn
aludIi.h icir, nh lie iino eS. wcnu
\ 9hamberlain'S 5eSlctca aenpnImeu
weroen iur Stdr'unn. Der Seroauure
uuh HConIicruna Der Gialcwcibc.
Gicic latlrten nirten milSc unb
beionoerS fur 9eute i'm mittIcreu
sIltcr ubcr in dlteren Snhren aeeia.
net. Tertnnft bel alien odnblgrr.
-Tie 6aniilie Iidlael Wcanwoi
icr oun Hidipuntnin meilte e,lihe
saae unianes Der 8pd,e am atanten
lager oes gaters uub @rpbuoters
0erru @errn gaiirpp.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-07-04

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2is S.,lotv htS 0inocS n f.laa, "a I,
tnnl,r. riti a..jca,ti. Nit Gl;tyr !
>l. III Str H,che :,cyCc gtIeti ms /
,tr Safer !ciaite iCa.tj4l Die Slam
rcH aGs. Sv. SO-gh varet flr
Ste,le aeriicn. Tic SrcaN;uunsvu /.
s'ituer nitt eeialy.id uro woe
'sv"a,5si oas has pGyi ee5 AiHNss
'sr'nr;e. lty 2ieiuc ,rer bis ;urg
sHSf bel uol.tT $euustiria ura
dlieu lctnr arpse s1lrlsr;sn IA in5
en. Ger To- lam eani aasrmayts, /
Ter ubcr een Scrluh ihrrs tlGnrr
.ieblinns traassnocu daaiilie kprt5 /
inier ihnians1 e<ilsiel |
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-07-04

-ltc I2tiipboiin & 6uli [rnora
60. bcj,cheu0 cuS otu Oerrcn Ner
moru Wcrharo uue WCurQ Nittrt.
rcr, Nturu Aorinu uno @i!he.m Ne,
hagen utrl6nNtcu ant 7icul;aa ME
oCrum cine Qdr,oouuQ letter oyuu
ser NJ 0Idrttc. TdE oicic ME nl!c
lpCrNcn 'ono:vu i0it itoe @&pac pQn
olc'Cm hcaehy,cu &icriUGltru cine
oHcr H'cNrtre Gdr,aNuuQcu aus Hlc
'tm Ty0enplrtcl ;Uc WruSlaoi ou'
Den WdyIt 'rcNirt ucrhtu ol'uy iQyat
~ At3c0Tartlaeu trtjitH Gtili''tr,
!,gl N,r Saracr.
vt %caItitura ihrtg GtNti;ty
,Nr.,o rlt tlnlPc lnGc oprt bel TyuW
ota r|j,tiacr wrN, M, Uct an
SnnlS'aN wi N,AyjoH. %liu,tv und'
Der -'0a;vhaEg,'ia0; II ityc Stt.;t
iUraiHyltten.
-ir., @taimt NucitcritpAan pcu
Il. SoulH uty,tbt 'vic a,,l0hr,,s' itu
ErmO'Na oit atiEcu Commemorate
BET oty HHnl.tt lly;c GhWcpcr EyAu
Nur.r I@tab.
--(jt frl. C,il.ia uuo ANsMa
Sit'cmtger pol SgurotS MIL ,aw.a
am SomStca III clutm Ntiud'c lhytr
&cr,plnN.eu uuN Gytuuot hicr.t..
an Sourtaa bta0bcu Nt hlt iy:g
lciuS mad Meta ron ;rphcr 'e Renelr'
luicoer ulcl hitr ;grjitchr:tn. Nm
luie ,hcNcm IL ilgcr lNcbnr;Iiiao, lu,I
arciie poa SuhenNRcisit,.imtr aGaI
lluabtaaSistt;;2;ll VI isltrr,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-07-04

SRI. No;harinn Studcuidnciocy
N lette g2ot)C UUr Il. Yuuis tum
Seiuhc BET 1breu helu0ctebrt.
-1ic Waurer 0turo 2dluctey
uuo Sphn, mcIdjc in 6rctura itrcnt
BeWerbC obinacu, mnucvr iuy 5ctt
cine ,3ilterne iuy 0era 1Dicyb Mat.
ilt0cr aus.
-l,eurH 8ptbpuc ucryidlttt 'uy
,}eit WduyrarbCit bti 0trru GWlhcm
WnBmonu bel dp!t.
Neuu 1hr cine 0ouSirau iclo mo
\berchtiattrmo6cu nidlt oUi Stimo,
heit hplltn hirit iuNcm ibr @cidllrr
ipoidlt, tthrt. Den Rauicu (np u5tr
0nnSorbcit uCryjdlttt mo brS Abtn02
toOtmlj0c ~ Ncttc ncht. 3hr nujW
irildc Nu'. uub Sourtnitcin genie
Fer. s3can Nbr biritS tlpltdl tbuct
1nnS Guern Widacu uno GmatutiAt
IN autty Sreuuun hdltct bWdl otu
Wthroudl ppu NhnMbcrininS [oble
ten WeunN n0thiA. l0Iltct Cir blictN
snrlnmo mN idOn ucrhcu. %cr,Oat
.bei Gll,n Nnuo,tru.
--Nrrr Gcrbnrb Grltrpp bat Eh in
lbcu @citN cincr reuct Ercldmo'dite
sneiett aph miro in nadllicr ,Itit una
'siuor intrit in Der @eReno uuu S'uu
sots Will uuo nu' ben Selt uuo
beircu 6nrmcn nm Gidoe 6luiie nit
Nnsbilcp tcS SseiicuS beRiunen.
-@iIheIm Gaitrua bon 6rerbnrn
|bciutlte nm Sorutaa ieiucu yrnuttn
Mater eahier.
-0err Bernard 6edtel iplpic 6rl.
atbarina icdltel uur drcebue b
H,ten Muttcr uub ,Seihmiiicg bel
yeiiIetpun ON SOurtaa.
m -Suhp. 9Th grunc bon Gltpn
8l.. neiIt lett Tieustaa bier aui
eluh unicres 0ntu. ss,ar,ys mo
iner snueripauoten.
-9iater Sen Shauneder. @nttin
10 Sle:niisS iintteten am Spmtaa
irhe in 5plt ab. Ger Sidltcr
lr perbaub nit hieiem GeiShdits
'es inbem or bic 8ear iuipiiirte
oas 9auen zines -9ulper;' ben
Suli gpbe See an elmer Gtelle
hbtbint. euthieb. |
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-07-04
Jrir!trnbiiir fcitru Gin Scin.

Gin &CiiIaec uty,uy rrr s,'ei ,[sA
rcu oar1l eincu &u'si;cUbl6 en-
Seir. So,hc GCnmitatCr og.a'
Suic.tCrl,di cotr &if ~ pcrhirotu'.
Qcbrau3c man. Wm hoS Sift Su tCA
ten uuS Gu,iuuouul. WclAwuli; M,
Shmcr; ~ perh,Hpcrn. 6eilt Srln. ,
m0 SdluittmuuOcu. GSelhwure. Aus,
icblae. -Giles- Ge;eam. G.uetihuua
Ell. Hur ~ bel .,eriau K silfcmt
ner &eiiphi,ia. &shaaen 4 oilte.
mspcr. f3t, uue :. ". Saleil 4
Spns, St. Shpmns aus 81, Gliia,
beth.
Ten Sdrsa ianst nidls nsr mill.
iunneri wsr taitf,.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-07-04

&;t @2s5.e1a 81, w. III q.
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S.'.2 G;r,rtta L., G'ss. S.aiit Nas
E.e,H statGmc3. %ta:..r. IN Dem
81. %"Ha25cis - * cGt.,rs NtS
1.t,::,H M:S Saa:s;2sS arst:urhn
- ~! etys'tH aIttS btmtrSor
...ac. 'st.1tS tlrt ic,+t 1ssf har,t
,Ssa.a.ara .ai'ta. 5l,ye paereHo
Htr s.a4i NlS pagl Ys..aiisa. sInc,
;,';as:oslsc=i Sutcr yzrSe art
G;s.l;ls sa1ali,yas ieia .es.cicr
a.-e,tg t;J easyiioa'S rahs eem
-las5aa'e u auSta. 2jt Ssiae,
>cS Si'tcnctc. wt.tr CT Sct nd
-:'ia ~hrta al l2.iJ ,,hr ne5er &C
3..t5tu wtI5'cl I4'.itScn .agt onS cr
III o..le Sci, trS &liier aeaauaca.
Sie pom 9Urcusr nbeehcuere
Seider'taa ea5 Elm Seroi,t oui
Sellefmrre Aarh Gr.rinycu ob. Ger
>tSllaGeene mar IL Teu:it,auo &C
aarEH ., SGs>e o.; Eas bta,crlaFt
'Sa;ev. S;ir'mrt,er. cine Sa.peltrr
aae iWci Sisibrnasg.
Sas Ysesa III 10 idl,0er niht N &c.
frctsrn.
n mutt es nnr ourchlehen. ritt
h.s..aE ......f..
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-07-04
YoUARE E0LDENouCH ToKNow THEREIsADEFEREME?

But can't tell the Quality Of a coffee
lter on them but Lumber Shingles anything the Building
intelligence backs Judgement you can't fooled
e ten to twenty
workt
hauhapo
ds2np
an you he Mh
H emh hBnnB But t4Rt1
a ydYmA yawmCppB pBuh6
We Know Our Business and Can Deliver The Goods
The Kansas Lumber Co. Jefferson Ojtv No
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-04-16
NEW ECZEMA CURE.
Antiscepitc Remedy that Cures
Worst Cases i'm Short Time.

The many sufferers from eczema
in Fitzgerald and vicinity will well
come the news that new antiseptic
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the itching and soreness almost as
soon as it is applied and which will
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cure in even the worst case
Remove bills the antiseptic germs
when applied to the diseased skin
and grows new, healthy flesh that is
free from soreness or eruption.
The new remedy is put up in a
collapsable tube, the only package
that should be used for an ointm
and three-inch tube can be obtain
ed for soc of J. Hawkins Goodman,
who guarantee to refund the money
if Remove does not do all that is
claimed for it.
Do not suffer longer with Eczema
or other skin troubles, but use this
pure healing remedy and you can
be cured. 283t
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-04-16
Cupid Worrie Atlanta
School Board

Atlanta. April 16.-Dan Cupid
IS the latest pupil in the Atlanta
public Sci DOL. And he is giving
the board of education more trou-
BILE than all the bad boys of the
third and fourth grades.
The board of education has in
formed the public that it wants
applicants for new places on the
teaching staff, because so many of
the young lady teachers have
heard the call of love and spring
and have been married.
Every year, usually about this
season, a dozen or more of the
most charming of Atlanta's school
mains figure in the list of wedd-
ings in the society columns of the
local newspapers. 1t is mighty
fine for the telchers, and for the
bridegrooms. but it is tough on
the poor old board of education.
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Mr.. Hugh Kerr
Passed Away Yesterday

The many friends of MIR. Hugh
Kerr will regret,to learn of his death
which occurred yesterday afternoon
at 100 at his home on Lincoln Ave.
Mr.. Kerr has been in failing health
for several months, keeping to his
bed for the past two months. Since
taking his bed little hope of MS re-
covery has been entertained, and
he gradually grew worse until the
end.
Mr.. Kerr was an old colony citizen,
veteran of the civil war, and in the
74th year of his age. He leaves to
mourn his demise widow and one
granddaughter. besides wide circle
of friends. Mr.. Kerr was quiet
man, but a worthy citizen and
consistent Christian.
The funeral services will be held
tomorrow "wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock from the First M. E.
Church, of which he was a member,
and the remains laid away to rest
in Evergreen cemetery.
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The ECkert Family
At the Motto

A large and enthusiastic crowd
attended the Eckert's performance
a t the Motto last night. The
splendid program was possibly the
best that has been rendered by
these talented musicians during
their engagement of week and
a half at the Motto. Their en-.
tertainment is one tnat appeals to
the refined and intelligent classes
and that this element is over
whelminglY large in Fitzgerald is
attested bv the crowded house each
night. Miss Eckert, who han
dies the violin with marked skill
was repeatedly encored last night
and was the grateful recipient OF
many beautiful bouquets from her
admirers.
The Eckerts will close their en-
gagement in Fitzgerald tomorrow
night, and those who have not yet
attended their elevatlng entertain
ment. should avail themselves OF
the opportunity.
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1C A. Holtzendorf
DENTS
nd Floor Rooms 206 9.lO
Ga rbutt- u ,novAn Bldg.
RIVIEHE, LEE WEDDING

RIVIEREL LEE WEDDING
MIR. aud Mrs. Robert +. Lee
have returned from jacksonville,
Fla, where they attended the we'd
ding o. Mr.. Lees sister. Miss
Nellie Lee. The following write
up of the ceremony is from the
Jacksonville Times Union:
"The attractive home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. II. Kabrick, 2lS +.
Church stree t., was the scene of a
pretty wedding last evening when
Nr. Frank G. Riviere and Miss
Nellie G. Lee we're united III
marriage.
Rev. ). T. Boone performed the
ceremony in an impressive manner.
The house was tastefully deco
rated with palms, roses and ferns.
Before the ceremony. Miss
Nellie ScrobeI, niece of the bride,
sang. O Promise Me! in a clear,
sweet voice.
To the strains of the Bridal
Chorus from Lohengrin the bridal
party entered.
The bride was never lovelier
than in her wedding gown of silk
tissue over white satin, trimmed
in shadow lace and pearl ornaments
and wearing long illusion veil
with cronct OF orange blossoms.
E1e hapr7 couple received num-
bers of handsome presents of sill
yer, cut glass, china, furniture
and checks attestng to their popu-
larity.
The groom is we'll known
young BUSH ess man and IS beng
congratulated on winning SO
charming bride.
The bride is the daughter of the
late l.. B. Lee, of Leesburg. She
and the groom have a host OF
frien d IN Jacksonville and
throughout the state who will ex-
tend best wishes for their future
happiness and prosperity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riviere will be at
home to their friends at the Col
umns after April Is"
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Preacher RichesOn
Now Pleads Insanity

Boston. April ia conference
held here last night between District
Attorney Pelletier and William A.
Morse. counsel for Rev. C. 7. v.
Richeson, who is under sentence to
die next month, is believed to have
related to the proposed attempt by
Mr.. Morse to secure from Governor
Foss a Communication of the death
sentence. The ground for a plea of
clemency put forth by Mr.. Morse is
that Richeson at the time of the
murder was insane and is so now.
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Miss Wynoma Fora. one of Tiff
tons charming daughters, is here
this week. the guest Of Mrs. Edith
Hoffman at her hon., on South
Main Street.
Rev. S. G. Hutton. pastor of the
Presbyterian church of this city, IN
company with Mr.. R. L. King, left
last evening or this morning for
Statesboro, Ca, where they go to
attend a meeting of the Presbytery,
which will be in session several
days.
Miss Spring has put on her clothes
of green and all nature is smiling.
The trees in leaf, the ground car
peted in green, with roses and other
flowers in bloom, and the air per-
fumed with pine and wild flowers,
makes this time of the season a
joyous one for all
The LADIES' Aid of the First
Methodist Church will serve their
regular monthly dinner at the W.
r. G. Hall, Wednesday April 18th
Dinner Csc.