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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
BOXING
Late News and Views

Red Ames and Charley Kennedy will
box ten rounds at the Auditorium in Chat
tanooga June II. Both boys have boxed
here
Reports from New York say K o.
Brown and Johnny Kilbane have finally
come to terms. The boys will box ten
rounds before the ST. Nicholas rink in
New York June IL
Tom ORourke, the canned manager
who still claims he has contract with Al
Palzer that can't be broken, is demand
Ing $4,000 for his contract.
Arrangements have practically been
closed for a short bout between RAY TEN
pie and AID Wolgast If the bout goes
through 1t will be staged in Memphis
some time in June
Young belmont is scheduled to box
Tickle Sanders in Memphis some time IN
the near future.
Ray Bronson, somewhat discourag ed
over being defeated by Harry Brewer, is
training hard for his bout with Packey
Mcfarland next month.
II Jimmy Perry wins over Robinson to-
night he will probably challenge the win
ner of the Bob Moha Eddie McGoorty
bout.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
JOHNSON SETTLES DOWN
TO HARD TRAINING WORK

EAST LAS VEGAS, \. NJ May IS
Training work at Jack Johnson's camp
settled quickly into routine today. The
big champion, eager TO get down 10
hard work at once. mapped out a pro
gram OF road work and gymnasium
stunts that will fiji his time for the next
week All the work will be done in the
open.
Carpenters are putting big platform
in the back yard Of the training quar-
tiers and there Johnson viii furnish
daily entertainment for his sparring
partners For the present he plans to
devote most of his time to road work 10
sccustom his lungs to the high altitude
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28

halls from Kewanee of the Central
association where he backstopDed
with credit last year, but batted
.222. which is rather more feebly
than the law requires.
BOB MEssENGER-He is back
from the White Sox with the Baron
team again this year Messenger
was wonderful player in the
Southern in 1910 He batted 2S5
and stole 10 bases Also, he felded
962 and was very marvel He
didn't shine in the big show, for
some reason we can't seem to un-
derstand. but he ought to make
Wordsworth a peach of a man this
year
BUGS" HARDGROVE- This
one came to the Barons from Mon
mouth. H., in the Central associa-
ton, and Monmouth is his home
town He was formerly with the
Indianapolis team, but went down
with typhoid and after he recovered
was shipped back to the bushes.
He won Is and lost 10 games last
year. He averaged two bases on
balls seven strike-ou and gave
up an average of seven hits to the
game last year In the entire sea
son he made but three errors.
CLARENCE sMITH-A new one
and bush Lacquer, this chap. but
a corker, they say. He halls from
Birmingham and got a try-out last
spring with the Barons. They sent
him over to Admission. where he did
well last year Now he has stepped
up a few pegs and is doing we'll
with his home club
RAYMOND BOYD-A man who
looks good on past records and
recent performances is this Boyd.
He was born in Indianapolis but
worked last year with Ottumwa,
Ohio. He led the Central asso-
citation. with 30 victories and de-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
ROBINSON AND
PERRY M|NGLE
HERE TONIGHT
" HE most talked of event in

tn HE most talked of event in
town is the Perry Robinson
scrap which will be staged
a. the Gate City A C. tonight. The
boys will box ten rounds.
Robinson has not boxed any in
over a year, but he saws it was not
his fault, as no one would fight
him at his weight He knows we'll
if he defeats Perry he will be able
to secure several good matches,
which would mean plenty Of cash,
and that is what Jack wants
Perry. as usual, has nothing TO
say in regard to the outcome Of the
fight. Jimmy came to Atlanta in
hopes that the climate would help
his lame back And now he SAYS
it is practically o K, and that he
will enter the ring tonight in the
best of condition He had to post
pone his debut in New York on
account of his back, but he SAYS if
he wins tonight he will leave for
the East, where he hopes to secure
matches with Eddie McGoorty Bob
Moha and the rest of the top
nCtchers in the Welter class.
Eddie Hanlon and Young Sey-
mour are to clash in the semi
windup. while Spider Britt and
Johnnie Herndon go in the pre-
liminary A battle royal will open
the card.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
FOXES LANp NEW MEN.

Fox. of the Columbus baseball team.
has just completed a deal whereby he
has secured three new men to help pull
the Foxes out Of the hole they have
been in since the season opened The
new men are Siegfried, shortstop. Web
her second haseman. ard Hurley an
outtielder. all secured from Columbia
by purchase outright and by trading
The new men are expected to strength
en- the team considerably
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
VANDY WINS TITLE
DEFEATING SEWANEE

SEwANEE. TENN, MAY 2s.-Van-
derblt clinched the claim of the South
ern college championship by taking the
deciding game of the series from Sc
vance today, to , Gordon and Coz
Inns were worked in the box for Sc
vance and Vanderbilt. respectively,
both working we'll, Collins having
slight edge and the best support
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
OLSEN DEPOSED AS
CAPTAIN OF THE MAPS

CLEVELAND, OHIO May 2s.-Ivan
Olsen, Nap shortstop, who has recently
played at third base, has been removed
as captain of the team. 1t is said that
Manager Harry Davis took this action
because Olsen slugged Willie Mitchell
southpaw pitcher, on the return trip
from Boston Mitchell has black eye
coed Olsen
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
SAM LANGFORD STOPS
FLYNN IN ID ROUNDS

MELBOURNE. AUSTRALIA. MAY
2S-Sam Langford. the heavyweight
negro boxer of Boston, defeated
"Porky" Flynn, also of Boston. here.
Flynn was being so oadly hammered
that the referee stopped the fight in
the fourteenth round
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
GETS RELEASE:
JORDAN REJ0INS CLUB

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. May 2S-
Outflelder Biltz was sold today to the
Beaumont Texas. club.
Otto Jordan will reioin the team to-
day and be on the coaching lines.
Otto will be unable to play for sew
eral weeks on account of his dislo-
Gated shoulder
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
BROOKS BEATS KENNEDY.

ALBANY. n. Y, May 28.-Joe Brooks
Of England and Steve Kennedy of
Boston, both lightweights. put up a rat
Ting good fight here last night before
the Knickerbocker Athletic club. Brooks
had all the early rounds but Kennedy
by strong finish earned draw.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
CITY OFFICIALS HAVE TO PAY.

MACON. GA. May 2S-The refusal
OF the Macon baseball officials to admit
city officials To games free of charge
mas extended to firemen and policemen.
and in fact, 10 all persons other than
neNspa per reporters Notwithstanding
that the city spent over $1,000 this
spring on Improvements upon the
grandstand and park the mayor and
council were not given the customary
season passes President Newt Eth
ridge declines to say why this action
has been taken
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
MONA PlCk oVER MaooRrY

NEW YORK. May 2S.-Bob Mona
will enter the ring slight favorite over
Eddie McGoorty when these two clai-
mants to the middleweight title clash
at St Nicholas rink in ten round
bout tonight Each agreed to weigh ii
AT 1853 pounds AZ o'clock this after
noon
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
KENNEDY MEETS FERGUSON.

the New York white hope, will enteI
the ring favorite over Sandy Ferguson
at the Pilgrim Athletic association to.
night They will box ten rounds
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28

Johnny King tried to recall his waiver
on Almetda, the Cuban, now with the
Barons, but the pardon came too late
"M' would have looked pretty useful with
the Braves.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28

Herbert More, centerfieder, has beer
elected ca plain of the University Of Texas
baseball team for next spring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
LOVE BEFORE EVERYTHING"

Nv lave t.sore everything Madame Bloch
ouo.4d her rival as answering Il viii not give
aim Up"
The wife huns herself her rivals feet; In
tears she impiorsd her TO be mercifuL But Ara
brigham merely shrugged her shoulders Infurs-
.ted Madame Bloch whipped on: the revolver she
earned and shot rival dead
Il nas a celebrated case. mainly because
Y: represents situation CT many wives In
france. lacking only TIE tragic dencveuent Thou
sands OF when they read the thrilling con
fessiou~ prepared by a writer exper, and
.heir situation 81 nowise different fss0
,aar which had faced during TIE before her
asspsraTion drove her appeal TO the Scant mercy
OF a sueeessfEI Of love. Many Of them
had borne their neglect with reprisal other than
,ze reyroacses Trey visited their erring hUo-
meme had dreamed Of -sv.rtins TO the Fundamental
from ;heir embraces
Was Madame Bloch p:on.er % q evaneeI.
HAD she. ~ith that swift pistol cleared . way
20 end .u5cs!ity % Egsbsnds7 Trsly-and Parfs
smiled srimly-tka, sss tse way . husband should
attend q, tie lover % his wife: when HUSBANDS
cid attend tire lovers the never failed
10 aae tae srovoc<uOn srest enough 10 let then
.~ads TIE e..iIofine- Nadine Bioohs head would
say ser shoulders 20, many year come. the
ssniesi Par.s.sns svesssd
from her cell that iansn.rsble had rssShea
her froa women eomr.nsshs Der for s.r act many
ssrs. SUSPICION ,n., Cd. va, osuri.ue moved
..1ssses t. ne rsss coa:.mnss be- .nr...rv.diy.
:ss s a. a s.ss.::s. q <: s@. Ss,.s :,
ss.s 80 s,-ss :. <. sssi Gals; er". WE I Dssis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

Lesueur, among the best known Of modern women
writer's IN France held that those who kill must
frankly accept death their punishment; otherwise
they are among the cowardly of creatures.
womans verdict not unanimous against Madame
Bloch but It was so emphatcaly in the majority for
her full punishment that it proved the truth OF the
popular eurnise that, where criminals are
concerned the law will secure more justice and less
mercy with a Jury OF women than 1T does with
juries OF men.
And this was in case of passion where every
element provocation and outrage appearedto have
heen present to inname the wife against a
rival whom other way she could defeat
The murderess fiction is usually dealt with az
harshy as her colleagues of her sex have dealt
with Madame Bloch. Lady Macbeth the real crimi-
nal in Shakespeares powerful tragedy was an object
OF horror the London audiences. who in contem-
Mating the making history their pitiless Queen
Elizabeth with episodes bloody and for motives
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
A French Authoress
Claims the Right Of Her
Sex to Stay, But | history
Shows That Murder is
Distinctively a Man $
Occupation

preponde,ance of condemnation for her rOho
shall take into her osrn hands the vengeance
reserved to the laou.
Yet the feminine cerdiet, indorsed though
it has been BY the letter Of the lasc in all lands
and among all peoples, flies in the taee OF the
verdicts of history and IS set at defiance BY
almost every practical nile of punishment in
the civilized .corld.
The anomaly is tragic, and it remains one
of the century's problemsy still to be solued.
Meansvhile. it constitutes at once the nesiest
and the Oldest puzzle of that branch of Grim
inology srhieh deals Nth plain, unvarnished
,;nrder.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
Occupation

0H3LL suomen emulate Jndithy
~ 1t is norel theory that has been
~ broaehed, and it has apparently . long
.say to 20 before any afrmative ansocer NH
be gipen thai rvill hold good generally IN
courts of lasc or in public opinion.
1t ssas propoanded by a sro'aan scto mad
been cruelty sronged; it appealed to sp'iafeOer
primal savage instincts remain in the heHrf OF
the sex-aud The psychologists srho haze tined
to oroce that sroman is s1vage still haze
been too numerous to mention.
But schen the test of feminine sentiment
came to be made, theresuas an overwhelming
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

- oBopY has solved the question Of ;hese Sor.
III ssken waifs Of the depo;s. Everybody whe hos
snyshing 20 DO with caretsking there. frv@ TIE
teneer-bsarsed but cautious The psace-
r-essrvfng bat equally ps;ifc has speased tn
causes thst induce mother 20 simply quiz hse -
ard leave her baby 20 the chance nerccs Of world shaf
cs.ss more scr The child Q stray 80
ard considers % rood deal more Of q nussaace.
Some necessty, % drives her % n -
NOV CYNICAL % freight hsn5Ds1 vkcn expssseoce 40
nNgDee uaksB rvnScai coDUo1Dp
On. iaes thar rskes her caS1 pegVV 9,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

r>ava the murderees free only from the faint o.
befnx despcahie and she 70 loom In grsAesr
grandeur a. the ages ron av1y. Sem1ramtS could
abandon her husband her king. Minus 81 Assyri@
=. Blanca Capelo betrayed Buonovsnturf Tor Francis
Of Tuscany She could rule in the ruins q smrirsh
and Ethiopia hut that she founded Baby1on ana
made The land rich with her gigantic works Of I'm
pYovsment has ever been accepted ~ ample eoupsn-
sation for crimes against humanity The wcrtd
has given her carte blanche Of acqusttai y
provides for male slaushtsFsrs Ike Napoleon ana
Alexander
History has I'll hut found excuses for the bloody
handed Fredegunda, the beloved Of Chnpesie o.
Neustrfa stransied Galsvintha her rival Tor has
throne and cleared the way to power for her son.
CIotaire by one assassination aftsr another 6ns.
too was 4 great woman who might have been mss
trtous for all her infamy bat that opposed 70 hss.
shining pure relief like some pagan Jsanns GAse
was Brunhilda her sworn foe. nshting 10 svsnse
sister, .. murder.
Judith whose dsathblowe 20 Holofernss LETT bar
enshrtneA 40 the heroine the Jewiah psoplA and
Charlotte csrday whose pstsSottsm drove the fafal
blade pifiless breast Of Aarat FOUND msens
recognition Of their coursge and devotion. ana
higher apoteosis than histofy hs accorded men whs
delivered their peoples from the expressions a.
tyrants or the menace Of enemy
Yet, when modern Me preseuts such uaxsSy. e
when modern romance ventures to choose the hsFoane
Who sJays some deep eternal chord In the universal
soul thrills in harsh dissonaaeN 70 the deed II y
vested that uystertous crsatpre woglln- Ar. - N
histesy there are Scarcely dosn msfsAoss n WHICH
highly bred themselves slsin IN cold hlsed
some famous PRISONERS there Sons Csnes ana Cr
days Yef. whole history proves tnas mnsdes - .
mans occupanou-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

cause she aessst sosUA Tor % hssp =
The conmpa q aspot cvealea 10 tAee pSvssU ~
Dcs shst vjgw = b direct 0sooass - sy-
deace applying hslf ~ eaDD - 0selseU
hsvs ben too csmSceobsy 1sss0 - cAoo vgOvo -
NJ e;sl q be Ssssvve a. raoUe1 80 - 49,
hes reacsea dsoap - shsWL
sssSs Of ssbP wOupus csueaa vassuuao0 - -
s9ossgs 49,. ~ . - sessy g 49, onsng -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

THERE any OF circumstances IN "
i woman is justified in staying? -.
History and the law have found p'ents "
,,em and common does not hesitate u
agree with both. -, 49,,
p,. ,bosa circumstances such they have oeen'
--o,,d have justified men as well Under most OF INC
other conditions. in which men ana women sss
equally eulpab the world has consistently feea'o
the wcman's sin Of murder as unnatural anu
VANS as something not very far from normal Ana
with that the world formed habit OF stetn,s
Ringing the men and of weeping sympatheucas
over the women, until it's as hard TO hans mu'
deress as 1t would been to prevent her crime
once she resolved upon IT,
Here is the tragedy that flung the whole question
INFO the limelight:
Madame Lawrence Rachel Bloch Of Paris. oriinanS
writer charming lecturer, club associate OK .no
Duchess d-uzes admired for her genius under tho
rea name Of Frederick de Beauhet. called on Afs
James B,idgman. a beautiful American resioent Oh
Paris whose husband cashier there for an
American life insurance company. The scene was
Mrs Br,dsman and NJ. Bloch's apartments AZ 10
Rue vignon
You have taken from my husband saao
Madame Bloch. has been your slave 1or -FOUR
vear. tie is a good man. but your fascination makes
him recrean. to every duty Of his family ana MS
home He lives q life Of anguish and reInorse: No
leaves 10 ne his his children. an the UNI
happiness they bear, and more VIII you not
give him I'D TO US, Will you not be content with
rour four years of possession? Have you not In
your mothers near.-for have a son OF your own
that sentiment of pity which should let you Keel
fer Is. who forsaken?"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

There 70 seldsn, OF sever, any sddress tag, fer
warding slip or mark Of identiScati0p. The 6ades
can't ten 70 whom 1t belongs 70 whon Il = CO.
signed. Il seems % Just happen II 10 never -
eardsd % Treasure tsove, alth0ugh IL - the 1ooe
precious thing this world knows. And, foo IL ths
neglect il has suffered, for al Tie despessse chances
Of ruin II rvps, Il nsy lsse fer seventy ysMn .
move and prove, n one Wy or snotSss, 81 - "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
-NNMdZNMx>e1

Tn THE big railway depots of the cities, and
again in the more important junction sta
tons, q curious bit of baggage is liable to
fall into the hands Of the attendants
Il may weigh from 10 TO 40 pounds and, % .
rule il is veil wrapped TO prevent exposure 70 the
sir for il is very susceptible injury and requires
probably the greatest care Of any bundle msn q
woman ever carries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

~ - aasy ss1 sssnUs GUasnooOe-se 1ssU =
80 ueese q psensy. - crvg snqUssas 0oeoo1 g..
-. - osa1stssas q 6oaoW - - 49, 1gsVa1 weee
p0Qu1R roDG
IT, hsupssel - seaR ~ - - = - - 80
uu0 g a. sass-shs 4uoaBysv1u1o Uol1uoo ooossQ
4 go ~hsus seas ssvvse - - - psvuv.
~ sugD1 % WsoD0 - 0ueo sU0Duuou2 oueUy4 -
snnse ~ssA ~ = . ynW - ~ . - - -
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

ebe at vtth them fpr . ue1e vAna SWING thsn ~
attention . mothers care usually saows y feu.sV
with what seemed parng injunction 70 b 800 ~
ssnute OF So sAe walked toward ths neaD psefm 80
that was the lest seen her - ths ~ wsn Dpssa
ssrs who had watched the mite Uoou. . voaen 80
under tue common appeal oe chHdAsod - t1sar tx
she rsvsr resurpsd. AFTER LOO 0ns = wonao -
senser csued TIA deserted cJarsn - ~ sfssnodo =
asest Of the Tssvelerr IA society. - sesk csss 8
them throush TIE leag a9sasnooa - wbsa aeees
O'Clock u became eeysalu tat thssr D0eb9 ~oeeo -
come back to them. tie sgsat tunsd tssm ssw .
station oAcsr. aps be took shs ehdrss aero0 - sss
to the city hall smallest vaoEasS wAo - eea ruo
in there fsr many day-1oor. nst1a heapssO ~
tsamps. su6osnly rsducss from sausnes 40 n1S -
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came 20 cssn then. thsy ssst % - aamenssee
.her fate to = zee ssss e. =. ss 80, 80 - 4.
whiehsver soasy q issutudea mshs ere % -
NOT A TRACE LETT
At ssass q shsir pstfsl preGss y saas9s g
ala any t.aes e6 thear sasntsU assssE fss ~ essN
%, seu his nsns o. sAArsss. an noe selssn 6 -
carmeass hsd . asg3s toaafy1ag umk - a.
ssrususoas absssce q any hsss vs. - -. -
fssasr, shan that soms sccAsee - Aeecssses -
Sas1M her.
rss psenst do.a.ass es.s.s = ea.ss1 = - -
non sse: sas % msthsr wAe ceaas.1sses s.:e
her ehDa sees ssssosasU hsss shss = - - . ~
-1ssss M sssv. pss.s.- sss 49, - sAs,v- ~
or .. ny snaa.. ant a. ssssss ess~ s~ns
. = TIE ..ssss fsaeos...y e ~: -. -
wtsh IN tnssas While IL trsn sessew > 0nsg -
-. .ssrss Z ss.aax ss.usu. - sssasD = -
., ~ Il saiy q lsag . - co - wssy - =
~ uoshsr e csa vossA H. ssasuoes - 80 ~ -
49, M : !: =, : = =. sc e = .s w.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
mnsf xnlue 70 maulipd.

most value 70 manl1nd.
Il Is alwsys alive, and veg sfsa keki.E i
may Us mcoths old. or Il msy - 3 yoan c3d-
Il 10 ususlly . bsby; bot Ds1y ~ Il -
slsesdy big enoueh TO Be csllsd eAjo.
And cf ell the syrpysine pssseus No 60 y
tkought Of o. possibly fosseking % helgleo ~
dor . creature, she who sbs11sa0 Il = nsssv
slwsys sbs LITTLE once oWn DOsaes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

more exalted found the arectonate name for her ~
good Queen Bess- Attempts to enlist the sympathes
readers auditors the woman who Stays have
called genius Of Sardou and the awful stua-
lions Of a Tosca.: II the instructive sense OF
horror for the woman whose hands are iuabued with
blood is to prevented from yelling up cleopatra
much admired by her contemporaries enemies Ike
julius Included would poison slave AZ quick
as look at him but the art Of Theophiie Gsntier
to her better than repellent as II fails
to leave the widow OF King Candidates look like an
altogether lovabie bride for the Gyges she induced
to murder him. x4xass
MOTIVES OFTEN UNsELANN
woman who Stays much better. But tFsmay be be-
cause the famous female homicides 6eve had the
advantage 80 often Of motives which were unsethsh
although purely selash killings prove
to be justified as evidence slow1 forward to
show the mitigating circumstances
- That the case with the beaQfffpl Beatrice
Genet For many long year she bore the odfum OF
unfergfvable parr1cde. and the 9r&ma could do
little her In the imaginatio4 OF the world
than palliate in some small measure NAe magnitude
Of her offense Il
Her sufferings her retaliation. her fate we're all
the products OF her time period during which the
paternal authority absolute and when any rebel
lion Of child against parent was deemed the most
heinous crimes In the sight Of God and man But
of Beatrice cenci time history has
think pitifully; and curiously enough
the favorable verdict has been steadily eoincdeHe
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-04-17
Notice of Tax Sale
For the Unpaid Taxes for the Year 1911

For the Unpaid Taxes for the Year 1911
State of Wisconsin, County of Villas,
SIS.
| hereby certify that the following
list is correct statement of all lands
in the County of Villas, for which the
taxes for the year 1911 have been re-
turned delinquent and now remain
unpaid, excepting public lands held on
contract and lands mOrtgaged to the
state, and notice is hereby given that
so much of each tract or parcel of
land herein described as may be
necessary will, on the Bird Tuesday of
May, 1912 and the next succeeding
days be sold by me at public auction,
at my office in the court house, in
the Village of Eagle River, in the
said County of Villas, for the pay
ment of taxes, interest and charges
thereon.
Dated this Bird day of April, A. D.
1872.
FRANK A HALL,
County Treasurer, Villas County, Wis.
Town 40, Range a.
Description. Section.
Lot Observation-Disclosures. ~
Town 40, Range 5.
Description. Section.
LOT ..---.--...-. 10
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-19
''Pd RatherUmpire"
Says Weather Man,
ITS Cool Anyhow

BE eheerfuL" said the weather man
to the cub reporter Thursday morning,
when that young man grumbled COM
,plainingly about the everlasting rains.
Remember. that while we are knocking
these continual showers that there are
thousands of people in the tig eastern
cities who would give their ears to have
fraction of the cool. pleasant weather
that the rain brings with it. Why Is it
that people will growl about this ideal
summer resort atmosphere that has pre-
vailed around Atlanta lately, and then,
when they pay good money to enjoy the
same stuff in the mountains, revel IN II
day and night?"
But win 1t ever clear off," asked
the cub reporter.
Sure, it's bound to sooner or later,
said the weather man. And when IT
does, just watch the GROWERS jump
around and hUrl maledictions on the
weather man for giving them such not
weather. Gee, I'd rather be an umpire
any day. Fridays forecast? o. the same
old thing-light showers and nice cool
temperature"