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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-04
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH,
Podczas polowa'nia ma z:,ja.
CO W niedziele 90 po1u,!1ain
2 dwoma przyie4cio}mi, J6zef
Piasecki, liczs4cy lat %, 70.
stat ciezko fykaleczony gdy
strzelba jsgo przypadk owe,
wypali{a> Nab6j odstrzelil mu
Geese palca U level reki j u.
grzad " prawem biodrze. kan
nego zaniesiono do Sand La
re, gdyz wypadek zdarzyl sic
,,iedaleko cd tel miejsco wo..
Sci, a stad koleja przywiezio-
no go do miasta i up1ieszczo-
no W szpitalu Maryi Panny.
Lekarze uratuja mu noge.
Piasecki mieszka pm. 225 przy
Czwartej ulicy..
Stanis{aw Sobiczek, areszto
wany "a kradziez $68 Cd sp6l-
lokatora, Andrzeja Jarzyny, !
W domu pod mum. 7O1 A]pi.
ne ave., przyzna@ sic do wi.
ny. sedzia Sturat skaza1 90
ma pobyt W wie>ieniu " 10.
mia cd roku do 5 lat : reko-
me 'dacya by uwolnio,,o go
po r1ku. Tob'czek wszedl
do etancyi Jarzyny podczas
tegoz nieobecno6ci i zabraI
pleniadze. Areszto,wano go
" V!cksburg, Mich. .5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-04

BERLIN, 80 grudnia. w
tutejszem schronisku dla bez
domnycb zatru}o sic potra
wami zepsutemi oko1o 70 o.
sob; zjadly one, zdaje sic,
nieswieze ryby wedzone,przy-
niesione z zewnatrz zakta-
du, W nocv Ailkadziesiat O.
sob dosta}o strasznych bo)e-
Sci; s1uzba zakfadu robi}a
wszystko co mog1a, wezwano
'ekarzy / pogotowia szpitalne
w rezultacie iednak 36 os65
juz umar}o, a okolo so znaj~
duje sic W krytycznym sta
MEL
= Donosza Gdafska, ze
nastepca tropu ks. Fryde
|ryk Wilhelm tam rezvduja-
cy, kt6ry ostatnio chorowa}
ma gard}o, ma sic lepiei ty-
mi dniami przyjedzie do Ber
lima, do zony, kt6ra mu syna
powi}a pred kilku dniami
Rad planuje podwy zsze-
ME budzetu armii> j floty W
1912 szczeg6lniej korpusy
Iotnicze i inzynierskie maia
bye pomnozone.
- z okazyi 200 letniej
rocznicy urodzin Fryderyka
Pruskiego, zwanego Wielkim,
planuja W Berlinie szereg
ca}y festyn6w, wyk1ad6w,
obc hod6w i wystaw; uezestni.
czy W tenn wszystkiem &ywo
ces. Wilhelm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-04

SOUTH BEND, Ind. w
poblizu Chesterton, Ind,
znaleziono zw}oki Andrzeja
RadzlwiFa, pochodzacego z
South Bend. Policya stara
sic dowiedzief 6: y iaki spo-:
sob postrada} on zycie. Cho-
ciaz zdaje sic ze zosta1 on
przejechany przez pociag ko-
lei Lake Shore, sprawa ia
jednak wyglada zagadkowo.
Radziwi} .opusci} miasto ra.
zem z niejakim Koroiowi-
czem, kt6ry W diva dni POI
niej powr6ci} sam do South
Bend i natychmiast zosta1 a.
resztowany, gdy m6g} wyraz'
ME powiedzic, gdz'e W tym
czasie bawif Twierdzi on, IL
pojeuhaf z Rad>iwift III do
Chicago, g;Izie Sc roast ')i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-04
4 NIW POLISk klICH
W AMERiYCE

~. (. .G.sJss itst - Z
BUFFALO, N. Y. Ella Pi-
larska, zam. pm. III Ohio vi.
zosta{a aresztowana " Bata-
via przez p. Iasze ewskiego,
jako oskarzona o kradziez
100 dol. swojejj 1natoe.
Pilarska uciekta Z Buffalo,
z niejakim Aleksandrem Ka-
linowskim, kt6ry r6wniez O..
becnie siedzi w wiezieniu W
Batavia, pod zarzutem obra-
bowanja grobu smutnej pa
mieci biskupa" Kami6skie-
go.
Oskarzenie to zaprzysiagl
jeden z sukcesor6w Komih- /
skiego pred sedzia Fossett'
EN- W Cheek towsga ] ma mo-
cy tego rozporzadzenia are
sztowano opryszk:a:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-04
L MILWAUKF-E,
WIS.

Niesycze5l'we wypadki W
miejsoach g1zie kolej prze
rzyna u,ice mnoza sic " osta-
tnlp'. czasie W zastraszajacy
spos6b, ale jednak mic sic ME
czyni, aby i'm zapobiedz. Sp IT.
ka} nieszczesl'wy wypa dek
19 letnia Polke, Anne KLEIN
me-. z st. Ftancis, kt6ra }atwo
moze go przvpiacic zycien.
Dz;l:et'wczyna idac d, piracy
zostafa Q godzinie Z maj na
jechana "a Cora av. pr1ez
pociag kolei Northwestern i
strasznie pokaleozona. Odnio-
sla ona fatalne obrazenia ma
caiym ciele i ME nal zupet.,ie
zmiazdzona prawa strone twas
rzy; postradaia ona r6wniez
prawe oko. Maszynista, sp,
strzeg}szy, CO sic sta}o, "a
trzyma} pociag;; nieszcze6liwa
dziewczYne zabrano do mia,
sta, skad przewieziono ia do
szpitala przypadk dko"ego.
W ostatniej chwili dnnosza
nam, ze Anna KLEIN "a ma sic.
lepiej j ze]ekEarze i, spodziewa~.
ia sic ulratowac jei zycie.
(4f, nm H .VflN "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-04

on przy zakladaniu rur kama
lowych przy Wyoming ave,
gdy ki1ka ton ziemi oberwa-
10 sic u brzegu j zasypafo
nieszczeSliwego. Tylko ener-
gicznym wysnko d towar7y-
sly piracy uelalo sic usunat
tyle ziami, ze nieszczcze5li
wego wydcbyto -ieszcze zyja
cego. Po przywiezieniu bic
daka do Mercy Hospital Okla
zalo sic, re obok oka1eczeh
ma ca1em ciele ma z}amana
noge.
PITTSBURG, Pa. w domu
Piotroskiego zabawiano sic
ocboczo W niedziele wieczo.
rem lecz pod konjec zabawv
gospodarz domu jednemu z
obecnych Karolowi Kroka
rozszerzu} buzie nozem cd u
cha az do wlasciwego misj-
SEA ust.> Podobno poszlo 0
svmpatye wiescie. Oh to
niewiasty.
Opieku6cza w}adza cbadza-
jaca po ulicach nauczy}a jed
nego z polak6w szanowac
w}asnego nazwiska.lW po,nie-'
dz:a}ek przyaresztowano nie-
.iakiego Tuliskiego, Alto "a
zbyt ochocze obchodzenie u
roczy ystosci. Panicz 6w rodal
sic "a jakiegos Murphiego,
ltcz sedzia poli"yjny ME W
c;emie bity pozna}, ze to ,,aj-
rysh" ME ajryskiego pocho.
dzenia i chcac mu da6 nau-
ke szanowapia swego naz-
wisks skaza} go ma zaplace-
ME 3 dolar6w, a mial go o.
chote pu6cic zupe}nie wolno.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
REPORT IS MADE ON NEW
FORM OF GOVERNMENT
VIII he Considered by Fredericksburr
council mt Special Meet
.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
rreutflcksburg. Va. Februarv "a
~ speclal committee composed OF mem
pers OF the City Council and ~ Gil
"ehs nave reported to the CITY CouncIi
IN ordnance for a new form OF gov
=. "tneht Tor the city of Frederick sburg
proflues that on July l there shalt
pe erected a commissioners who shall
I've ChurSe OF the city'H affairs. Ha
must De an engineer and will attend
20 al OF the contracts and buying tho
supplies for the city. The ordinance
Mn5 received and ordered to lle over
uhui next Thursday night February
~, when special meeting of the body
W'i pc held to act on the plan. which
II is believed will be adopted as there
seems to be no opposition.
The channel of the Rappahannock
River is at last clear of ice 1t was
Expected that a steamer would reach
mere saturday morning, but the wind
storm delayed some OF the steamers
IN arriving In Baltimore, and 1t is now
announced that the steamer will not
gel mere until sunday morning Steam
er AliddleseN, OF the Maryland Della
ware ana Virginia Hallway Company,
Ieft Baltimore this afternoon for the
happahannock River and for the trip
to Fredericksburg. =.
X. F. Ellis, OF King George county.
arrived here from Washington on route
TO his home. He has been in WASH
lngton for several DAYS with his little
son. Ernest, who had his eye badly
injured by being struck with a stick
hy a colored boy 1t became ncces-
sary to have the eye taken out by a
specialist in Washington In order to
save tho other eve
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

Grim Fate Overtakcs Woman
Who Played Important Role
in Leopold's Reign.
nY LA MAnou1sE nE EoNrENor.

ny LA MANaUISE DE FoNTENoY.
- Rli Is certainly the fate which
has overtaken the woman who
VI under the name of Baroness
Vaughan played SO Important
and yet unsavory role In tho closing
Years of the reign OF King Leopold IL.
extraordinary devices. many Of them
Of an entirely illegal character. In or
der to make magnificent provision for
her and for the two sons to whom
when she was living perfectly open
~ with him. Yet to-day she tinds
herself Invested OF the whole OF her
fortune ard Obliged TO secure by judi
clai process from Durrieux. whom she
married eighteen months ago, an al
fowance or $1,000 MONTH for tn,
personal expenses of herself and her
children, pending the divorce proceed
ings which she has instituted against
him
Moreover. the two sons of L.opold's
old age OF whom he was SO inordinate-
II proud. and 10 whom he was so deep
" attached. have been Invested of the
giamor OF their royal parentage. for
wh.n DurrieuX married the baroness,
who was the widow OF King Leopold
in the eyes OF the church. though not
in those OF the law. he expressly de-
clared himself to be their father, and
had d -claration TO that effect add
cd to the registry of their birth. When
they were born. the one at tho Chateau
OF Lormoy. near Paris, and the other at
Nillefranche, in the south OF France.
tn ctr names were entered by the ply
sicians in attendance on the baroness
in the local municipal registers as the
children OF Caroline Delacroix. In the
case OF the elder. the father was set
down as unknown" and in the birth
is described as unnamed" There was
Their .forc no obstacle whatsoever to
Durrieux's officially recognizing them
as his offspring, and TO their legal
registration as his sons. when he we'd
ded their mother.
1t Is quite possible that his claims
are true, for 1t has been shown by tn.
evidence already produced in the d.
vorce proceedings now In progress be-
tween his wife and himself that dur
both prior and subsequent to the birth
OF the children, the woman was car
rying on an intrigue with DurrieuX.
testimony being furnished of the dates
OF the visits. both by day and BY night,
TO DurrieuX's bachelor apartments in
the Rue dc Bots de Boulogne.
The two boys, who have hitherto
been regarded az left-handed sons OF
Princess Clementine Boneparte. and Of
e%Crownprlnce Stephanie, now Count
css Loniay, are therefore doomed to
bear the name of DurrieuX for the re-
advantage which they will be able to
derive from this is that. having been
recognized by DurrieuN as his sons.
he Will be compelled not only to make
adequate provision for them until they
grow up, but will also be Obliged by
French law TO bequeath to them a
considerable. portion of the fortune
which his wife obtained from King
Leopold but which has row passed
almost entirely into his hands, the re-
by the Belgian government
Like so many other women Of her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
Social and
Personal

Mrs William Hodges Mann gave a
Lovely reception yesterday afternoon
from 10 O'Clock in tho Executive
Hihhsloh. In compliment to the wives
sh" DAUGHTERS Of the members OF the
Sehetal Assembly, now in session here.
Mrs Mann received with Mrs. j. Taylor
Ih.yson and Mrs. George Il. keczell. of
isoSklhsham county. IN tho main draw
lhs-rooin Of the mansion This room
was decorated with nlcndcr silver vases,
OF PINK and white tulips. and the or
ehestra, which played dGTiag the az
feFhoon, was screened by palms at one
ePd OF the drawing room. Mrs bIann's
gown WAS cloth of gold. embroidered
IN rose design. and made with an
overdrcsa of black lace Sh. carried
hig"rican Beauty roses. Mrs Eilyson
Wore gray crepe de chine, embroidered
IN silver. ana Mrs keezell wore gown
% gray broadcioth and carried pink
roses.
Mrs Herbert Mann ana Mrs. CHI -
Terrell assisted in the dining room.
who're the tea table was set with sill.
yer vase az pink and white tulips ANA
candles shaded in silver ana pink.
Palms ard jonGuila decorated the halls
Of the mansion.
At the Country Club.
number OF dinners will nc given
S''N 'ouhlrE SlNr Tonight m or
chestra Will play during dinner and
Tor The hop following The tables will
bc decorated with tulips Misses Delta
md Fanny beverley OF Esscx county.
who are visiting relatives in Richmond.
VIII be guests OF honor at luncheon
given nj the clubhouse to-day. Coycsa
VIII be laid FOR eignt guests.
Newport News Wedding.
pretty marriage was celebrated
Thursday at $40 O'Clock al the home
Of MI. aud Mrs Louis Henri Nilsson,
255 fwenty-siTth street. Newport News.
when their daughter. MIRA, became the
Srsd. OF William Elmer walker, OF
Cambridge. Md. The CEREMONY was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
Observation-Disclosures,

Especial to The Times Dispatchj
Bridgctown. Va. February 23.--John-
sons church. near Bridgetown, was
the scene OF very pretty marriage
on tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
when Miss Mary Ellen Wilkins be-
came the bride OF Edward Julian Fit
chett: The ceremony was performed
by the brides pastor. Rev. Charles
Moss. The church was decorated with
cut flowers, .potted plants. holly and
cedar. The bridal marches wero rem
dcrcd by Miss Flora Leah Fitchett, cf
Cape Charles. AS the ride entered the
church Mrs. John Fl. Roberts sang
Because You Love Me-" Tho bride
entered the church with her maid OF
honor. Miss Susie Nottingham. She
was gowncd in black coat suit and
carried pink carnations. Tho bride
was handsomely gowned in a travel
Ing suit of blue broadcloth. She car
ried a shower bouquet OF Brides roses
and lilies of the valley The groom
entered with his best man. l.. Ber-
nard Tankard, of Franktown. The
ushers were Fenwick Downing, OF
Franktown: Amber Spady. of Cape
Charles: Lloyd Bailey and Lycurgus
Mapp. of this lace. an informal re-
ception was rendered at the home OF
the bride the evening preceding tho
event.
After an extended tour North they
will be at home after March 10 ut Oak
dale
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
Hosons ron MAunr SOCIETY.
Annual Joint Celebration Of Literary
ORGANIZATIONS mt V. T.. L.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
8 La elk s Nnrp Nn NrhrInr,. ne n,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Blacksburg, Va, February 23.-.The
annual joint celebration OF the Zee
and Maury Literary Societies OF the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute was
held in the German Club Hall Wed
nesday evening AT o'clock. In spite
OF the Indictment weather a large
audience was present, and tho speak
ers acquitted themselves most cred
itably. Music was furnished by the
college band. and the program in
cluded: The opening address, r. j
Harris; defamation. John Howard
Paine m, Frank r Scott; declama-
ton. "Ha piness aud Liberty" by
debate was: Resolved That Itaiy was
justified In her recent invasion Of
Tripoli." Tho Affirmative was upheld
by George w. Chappalear ana Stanley
W. Welch. Of the NGaury. the negative
by Thomas II. Oiinger and Wilbur t.
Nash. of tho Lee
The Maury Society carried off tho
honors Of the evening. and the de-
claimer's medal was awarded to f r.
Scott. the debater's medal to c. w.
Chappnlear. Jr.. tho loving cup. given
each year to the society that wins
the most honors. being presented BY
DR.. y. s. Mayo, OF the faculty The
Judges for the evening were Professor
l. S. Randolph. DR.. c. NJ. Newman and
Or. Mayo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
PRESIDENT TAFT INDoRsEn

Sr9,syiyania. Va. February a.-Tho Re.
pHoiioans Of Spotsylyania county m.t vel,
terday Al the courthouse for the nnrnoss =,
e.eetinE deleshtes TO tho district convention
to ne held at Cape Charles, on February n,
ana n!so to elect delegates to tho State con.
ychtioH TO be held ut Roanoke on IN rch 10
Iouhty Chairman Robert c. Blaydo, called
,he meeting to order and stated its obiac,
T Te wers passed indorsins Preslden:
l"its administration. the State organi,.
Martin. AVIAN ri
The .eMow!ns delegate, were e,.o,od ~
s nS 1's'F,ot ana state conventions: n. G.
in'ayaes: = X Andrews. samp A. Orr, IIsrrv
~ -, MeWhirt and John II. Dunavant TIA
,pa; sAses wcro vested With power 10 choose
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
South Richmoad Bureau.
The Times Dispatch.
100 Huh Street,

Phone Madison l75
Tor ,ss Iarposs o. determining upon who;
COURSE 70 pursue ia resurd % recommend!
the number Of candidates .or the City Coun-
ell sdTisAci" !or The Endorsement o; tho
ciup. "a FpcctGl committee. appointed IS tho
Washington ward Democrats Club. will
mcsr ip-nisht and draw up is repcr; which
IS to he p.sstated to the club at a called
meeting next week Tho committee which
Is COMPOSED OF Deputy Sergeant J. q. Saund-
trs chairman, Water J.. puva Lacy
RedfcFe. u l. ToHey and n, :. shin!ett
realizes ;ha; it has t!cXlish proposition on
is hands. and is using great caution /:
= possible mat II viii 90 back TO .he club
Win the question star uuso!vcd.
Ihe Washington Ward Democratic Club.
which mas not yet celebrated It's Hrs. birth
posed a. about 80 o: the most representa-
'.re citizens Of the Southsidc. Il is a factor
to be geckoned with IN any election. Tho
po'icy OF tho orzanIzai!on has been TO keep
hands of any particular onicesecker and il
wlN continue 20 do so
Since ofsan!zed IN Mhy 1911 IN. club has
WORKED diligently on many MehEuges FOR the
benent OF The sDuths.de II the fail o. the
o. tho organization. tho 0uu,ihec vot.rs o;
the ward Increased BY more than 10 and
they axe s,iil working OF men who axe elE!-
bic 20 vote In the November election. Tho
coed themselves ere Carter e. Jones presi-
dent; D. l. Toncy. vice president, and r.
+. Shi;tie;;, secretary.
Plan Handsome Church.
De- sns for the handsome new srruc;ure
Which VIII replace the presen; house OF wor-
shtp used by the CONGREGATION OF the Meade
Memorial Episcopal Church were received
YESTERDAY by the rector. Rev. F E.aes;
warren The proposed building wiz be con-
structed Of Chesterfield granite. and the
Gothic style OF architecture viii be followed
throughout
The plans cal! :or main floor ana a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

ISnNclaI 10 TIC Tlmes- DisnntCh.I
Raleigh. n. c., February 23.--A CON
tinuance was ordered this evening in
the case OF Sherwood Upchurch and
others against eX-MaYor ] Stan Wynno
and Chief OF Police J. i. Steli for dam
ages on account OF the Academy OF
Music being seized year ago 70 pre-
vent the appearance or "rh, Girl From
Rector's." The trial is now Set for
the second Monday OF the April tern,
of Wake court. Mayor Wynno had tho
OF the play. and he put Assistant Man
agcr w. II. Brewer In Tail a short
time for refusing to turn the Acadcmy
keys over to the police.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
Woodrow WILSON. Club oreani.ed.

SDNCIdI 20 TIC lI1NCS- DfsnU tch. 7
Lexington va. February 23.-.Tho
Woodroy' Wilson Club OF Rockbridgo
county was organized in Lexington
to-day, and starts off with fifty mem
beers. DR.. Hunter Pchdlcton, of the
V. NJ. [. faculty was elected president.
and r. s. Burwcll secretary and treas.
nror. Or. John ~, IAtane OF Wash
to order and spoke briefly of the
availability or Governor Wilson as a
presidential nominee,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
ROOSEVELT is FAvoRITE.
Former Governor Glenn Thinks west
VIII Support Colonel.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch

ISpeclaI 20 Tho Times -DispatchJ
Winston Sal lem y. C, February ga
From n study OF political conditions
nor r. B. Glenn. who returned o-day
from an extended lecturins tour. is
of the opinion that the West is over
whelmlngly In favor OF Roosevelt's
nomination for the presidency, with
the conservative wing of the party
opposing him. He also thinks that
Wilson is the Democratic favorite, and
That the Harvey Wattcrson episode
has teIded TO strengthen rather than
TO weaken his candidacy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
CHILD KILLED ny ATTIC.

=, Norfolk. Va. February es-EarI
- Ktoteen. seven years old. son Of r.
~ Mot Sen was killed by. an automobtIo
ne was returning homo from sohoo o
me child was on roller skates hoIdIn e
TO the rear of Edward Rohr's a,,ton,ns
mobile. when the chauffeur reversed
c chi lno' SaI tho wheel passing over the
carried to his homo he was dead 10
VIII Randall. the colored cbsufferr
VINO was alone in the automoblle. WAS
ar and released on bail given
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
Storm Causes Big Dom,,,

LSptclu! 10 The Times- Dispatch
heathsville. Va. February e3.3Ths
HGsere windstorm which swept ali
over the lower part OF tina Northern
Neck last night caused a great deal NJ
damage to telephone lines. News carve
rom an over the county this morn.
the timber dealers, and the gale Ma va :
havoc with the forests "a
The Ice conditions have greatlv I'm.
proved TINS week, and there has been
q boat from Baltimore The steamer
Northumherland made Coan wharf
yesterday ""'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

Washington, February 23.--It was
learned here to-day that practically no
nope Is entertained for William Slcmp,
DTothcr of Congressman Bascomt
siemp. who Is III in a hospital In i.o,iis-
vile. The Virginia Representative Ne :
been with his brother for several weeks
ana mas lnst notified his secretary here
able TO return TO Washington IN.
definite leave OF absence has baen
granted him b2 the Hous6,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
NiistrlnI In Dnmape su,t.

TNpeclhI 70 The Wlmes- DIspatCh.
Salisbury, y. c., February IA
mistrial resulted IN Rowan Superior
Court to-day In the case OF Mrs. c. L.
Wyatt against the Salisbury Spencer
Street Railway for $4,000 alleged dam
ages ON account OF the accidental kill
Ing of her husband last year 4 new
trial will be granted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

Mrs. Herman Jackson. of Blackstone
arrived in Richmond yesterday 10 visit
ner sister, Mrs. r.. NJ. billiard, on Grace
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
A Head That
Weighed 10 Pounds
1t Would Make You Faint, Too, As
1t Did This Lady. But 1t Grew
Lighter and Now She
Can Walk Miles.

Kcechi, Tcxas.-"I was so weak |
could hardly walk" writes Mrs. Jennie
Bell, OF kccchi.
u had not enough strength to lift my
baby from the bed, and my head felt as
il it weighed 10 pounds.
This made me faint, and thought |
could not live.
was ready to give up at any time.
went to see my mother, who gave me
some medicine. 1t did me no good, and
went back home.
Mother came too, and persuaded me to
try Cardui, the womans tonic, as a last
resort So sent TO the store and got me
bottle.
Now ! am we'll and can walk miles and
carry baby with me all the way"
Do you suffer from weakness? Does
your head feel heavy? Do you want to
give up'
If you do, you should heed the moral
OF this story-a true story from life.
Thousands OF women suffer when they
shouldn't.
They shouldn't suffer when there is a
remedy waiting for them on every drug
gist's shelf ready to relieve their troubles
Cardui, the woman's tonic.
Don't let Cardui wait any longer.
n. B.--Writs TO Ladies' Advisory Dept,
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga,
Tenn, for Special Instructions and 64-page
book, Home Treatment for Women"
sent in plain wrapper on request
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

Il. NJ. ROLLER of els North Twenty
NTH Street. is spending some time in
New York City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

Miss Robcrta Hamilton, Of Peters
burg is visiting Miss Lucy Ford
Wortham
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

Miss Margaret Stokes. OF this city. /.
visiting Mrs. Wake Truxtun, al he!
home in Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

Miss Mamie Johnson has returned TO
Louisa. after visit to friends IN
this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

Mr. and Mrs 6. ". Broaddus have
returned 10 Bowling Green. after
visiting relatives here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

Mrs. Walter Wilson. OF Caroline
county. is spending a week with rela-
tives in Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

Miss Josephine Wright has return ID
to the city, after visiting Miss Nancy
Nash. az her home !H Portsmouth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

Miss Eloise Kingstrey, who aas beer
visiting Mrs. p VI Foley. in Newpor-
News. has returned to Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

Misses Florence and Gernett Sweene,
have returned TO Williamsburg. ate
a short stay in this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

Harry Frazier, VINO has been II
Jacksonville, Florida. is now al Palm
Beach for the Lenten season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

Mrs. Claude A. Swanson has gone to
Alexandria, where she is tie CUES, OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert ". Anderson fo-
several days.