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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-06-19
MRS. HUDSON IS
FOUND SUICIDE
Coroner's Jury Declares She
Took Her Own Life.
FORMER HUSBAND IS DUBIOUS

Beneficiaries of Her Peculiar viii
Are Found-Vctim Left al 600
lbs" to Each of Two of Them-Had
Acted oueerIy Over Loss of Her
Purse.
London, June Is. - The coroner's
jury which investigated the death of
Mrs. Viola McKenna Hudson of Chi
cago, who was found dead in her
rooms in an apartment house in West
minister, returned a verdict that she
committed suicide by gas poisoning,
while temporarily insane
Michael G. Herbert, of Oxford. to
whom Mrs. Hudson bequeathed 1000
Tbs" testified that he had known
Mrs. Hudson for two and half years.
He saw her on June IA and she was
then in good health. Mrs Hudson.
he said, some times declared that she
was tired of life because she was
lonely.
Had Satchel Stolen.
Mrs, Tasker, the wife of the care
taker of the house in which Mrs.
Hudson died, testified that Mrs. Hud-
son recently had her satchel stolen
from her in Hyde Park. She had
some money in it and slept badly
that night because she owed a little
housekeeping money. She also
seemed to be depressed over the
smallness of a recent remittance from
Chicago
The other friend to whom Mrs. Hud-
son left $4,000 in her will is Bertha
Ferguson of 314 West One Hundred
and Ninth street New York
The directions left by Mrs Hudson
were to the effect that all her bills
should be settled by the Northern
Trust company of Chicago After
these and the requests named have
been settled, the remainder of her
estate is to go to "my beloved daugh-
ter, Viola Margaret Hudson, of 4219
Prairie avenue, Chicago"
Unsent Cabegram Found.
Another scrubbed note was found
in the dead womans apartments
which was apparently the draft of
cago. 1t read
"Mr Ham in trouble. Cable
Bank of Scotland, give me credit 100
lbs Gntended for 5000 Most urgent
Letter following
Inquiries made in regard to this
cablegram showed that no answer to
it had been received.
Hudson Discredits Verdict
Chicago, June 1S.-Mr. Hudson, the
divorced husband of the woman de-
clared a suicide in London, was seen
at the home of his father, Edward
Hudson, at 1901 South Wabash ave.
nue.. He declared himself firmly of
the belief that his wife's death was
not from suicide or accident. He
declared he would cause the starting
of thorough investigation both by
American and English authorities as
to the real cause. He also declared
he would fight for the property for
his child.
The former husband asserts he will
base his legal fight on the fact that
the estate left by the woman was not
hers to dispose of. According to Hud
son the estate reverts to their six
year-old daughter, Viola Hudson, I'M
der the terms of the will of James
McKenna, the daughter of McKenna
only having the income for her use
during life.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-06-19
BROWNS IN BAD RIVER
Ashland Man Was to Have Been Mar
ried in a Few Days.

Ashland Wis. June 1S.-While
walking along the precipitous banks
of the Bad river George Bye of this
city, who was to have been married
on June %, slipped and fell into the
river
His body was carried over Jhe Cop
per falls, The body was recovered.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-06-19
NO LICENSE FOR BOATS
Towns Can Only Issue Liquor Permits
for Stationary Locations

Madison, Wis. June 1S.-Licensese
for the sale of liquor on boats cannot
be granted under the pr2scH: laws of
Wisconsin, according II an opinion by
Attorney General Owen The question
was asked by A. ]. O'Mella, district
attorney of Lincoln county.
81 believe that license can be
granted only for a building that is
stationary, and that license can no
more be granted to boat on a lake
than to wagon that is movable"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-06-19

Evansville. Ind June l>.-The ma
tiona3 convention of rural mail car
riers will meet in annual session here
Sept 1913.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
Unreasonable.

N b useless TO try to interest b
- 1paiftiag movement tAs .silly
sDse ~ veef sssA higA-Asssf
= S4 - skssGe - =
= - 1n1Gsesb ~ sso3d1hT = =;
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

- ~ 49, U
osassb soe-o0s en6 @A =
y o. A0sGuae ~ G1n1s0aot -
~ S,-ass ees's esaaaas 49,
III ~ l10 ~ ooD q
- eapslD - - ls0@ olDnsAs
vA9ee - - - - aas1h tssaUhs
80! 0ADS 01o111D - 0a0ol1DDp
- o. 11st0nG0 oas = - k1ag sSse
~ GaseA- - ~ - - ~ C6la11rs
tnA0a. ~ = VAe11snl 1ssa ~ =
a1so - ln1asseaa1 0nnl11l0 sss1o-
t1ln0 ~ Csss1s. . oD11f 0ann9o -
iAa0As NJ . Use4 Aees - - 60
stru11 - i0elgtng ~ ssesotsao =
oAa freo ~ lsWee esaatosas-
AesH hss4 ~ 0SslseieA
- fsr nso taaeAiag Uvs,stiss. ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

0sRdans creation. GOD proaounce1
hin VERY soo1." Nor could We esteem
It just that any but q perfect bsins
should BE- placed on trial for life or
death everlasting
Nst vws cesatis~ AessvWea.
Higher Critics claim that Genesis ;
10 another account. written BY . dif.
fersat psssoa. givtng . diaeren& ordse
Of ereatioo-oan created arst. thsa
trsss. hsasts. etc. To % this u foel-
isAness. Moses. having described ersa-
dos in h logical order. merely partie.
slArisss some of his prsvtous state-
osotsL He declares C0ssesis 80 that
- has alrsaAy Assesibsa H. esases.
tises e Asvesspossts q tAiaGs hsav.
saiy ana eafthiy fFS0 "tbs baG1aaaaG-
baeses thsDr was aay Diant il1A. -
osotteaD thAk st tAat tios tAsss was
- rais- - again assarss - tAat 0aa
vss 0sa's ~ essatioa, to b H. dng
of sarth: and ~ peecesds to give N
accosst e oanb crsatioa. - lt9sfsat
ffeas tAat q ~ Iswss aniuaaAs an
veesentosa. Asa was ~ seesss1, 6st
0sais haDAiwork. He Was ~ sptrte.
but dssA. tssmad Of tAs Aust sf ~
srosnd. Yith the spirit ~ life csonoa
to aii earthly cfsaturss- The Hebrew
reads. literally. In bis uostrils the
bfeath Of uve1'-ths breath o. spirit
q Me conmou 10 oil breathing cssa-
tuFes. 'r- -. -
Mas oei0,asiiy oszIssa
TIE details q ha0AD ersatioo imply
that AAao mved se0e e1ns alose asd
ssglsaA ,Ssos Dibls stsAsaks inser
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
&7B(lE -
lasv hanGsa y etiDgsl
- Mss1 nOsA
n AmR oo0o1m

Aesa i = . ~- - -.
= ahOlS easS ~ . AslR - -
~p ~. - - s,Giuaa -
Aeseos1s ~ yoW 4as0r. lna1sl
nsv11nA RolGoaG ~ Us1ooep -
laa11AG - Asn ~ 49, unk
TDasAay Utss = = NJ Anssy
- ~ ~ - 0haoH - ~
- O1aA aassA IN claS1a.
-1es111Ag - u hlaA. Gasupsa1
osa&ssAe = Nsot4AsoUAa1Aaoosas
-DsAst - Asvs . ~ esvn - ~
seanslaar
Yea - m vsas It = saly y NV
ssos DsoDis tAat caat - stsassd
by their anAaeity.-
But n you're not eelng With
Charles. who ~"
Halle Weston"
Incredible! Why, only last week
Charles remarked In his noaeAalant
way. What do you girls see in Hailie I!
went On forever. with her inossaant
talking"
'Drusilla. whea . young naa talks
70 yoa about . dance and aslRs your
opinion On al details. and thsa e the
slevsntA hoaf asks another OH, do
you think ho can ever Justify his con.
duct!'' asked Beatrics.
mo. and simply cant uaAssvtand
IT," admitted Drusilla. s,,....
Are you sure!" +,
Positive. Halle and met Charles
ON the street. He came towards ~ in
bis usual cordial way. and stoppsl to
say to Halle. I'm going to take you
to the "Entrs Nus a2air. HALLE
must have had some inkling - she
didn't appear surpriseA. aAA saly
saiA. I thank you; what ti0s v1n you
call for mer
For moosat felt ths ksea lAsult
that he sheslA Invite her h ~ Dess.
saee. anA tAsa I saiA. IN 0s1Ae vlth
Jssss TooDkins.' Yss kasW 1ease 10
always DssAssiAg - - - W1tA ~,
- kDsw I oo1ll rely upea - tnA1ag
~. We ~ CAasiss at IL sseasr.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

O - - w. pOpos1tOO WtS0 =
p race Of hio Gpe-
cies. and amongst all the creaturss
none was suitable a co0pauSoo and
mother Of bis offspring. Thus again b
shown that Adam was distinctiy dif'
ferent from apes and all sthsr cree-
tures under his control. He was In
the likeness of bis. Creator. Other
Sculptures show ~ that II = The d.
vins psrpess that tAs ses quality 10
humanity shall be dropped.
The division Of Adam Into two
parts bsft the beadship With the maSe'
but deprived hiH Of some Of his sym
pathetic qualities. His wife had tess
Of the masculine and aggressive traits;
but the two were perfectly adapted to
each other and fulfilled each others
ideals. The fall from Gods favor has
affected both sexes. producing ex-
tremes Of coarseness and effeminacy.
and rObbing the marriage relationship
of its ideal happiness. The Restitu-
dOn or resurrection to be brought
about by Meesiah's Kingdom will not
mean the restoration Of sex perfec-
tons. but the gradual perfecting Of
each individual in the image OF God
Oy ons Mans pissbsdisnes.
Note the consistency Of the Bible
theory which necessitated the division
Of one man into male and female. God
purposed that the entire race must
proceed from the one man. He fore
saw sin and provided for mans recov-
cry. II two Or more individuals had
sinned. Il would have required Jua. -
many redeemers. according to ths d.
vine Law. -An eye Tor an eye:
mans lifs tsr q naaa kls., 0od b.
teadeA oaly 80 gierSsss Rsase0se.
tAeeefors the sstlrs raes speaag ffo4
one nan-AdaD-that '-as ~ 0aA
came death. b 4 ssan shouh CONE
the resarFsctioa Of rhs deaA-"-1 Ceeia-
thians 1871.
ssss~d AAam aad osseNA ews.
Adam and Eve I. scne rsrecfs fbee-
x;asaoast -Cnxi,. AAi IN Cnatch. as-
sua persoaally; b ~ Great 0aviss.
whses death constitutes tbe Ranso0-
prsce for tAe entire sace. During al
Milleenial Reign he will g1vs back
earthly life 10 Adam and his postesity.
But hsfore rspes~stiss tie UsrlS God
has arranged dat orst fro0 ths
wound /. CArist's Esds. nsurauveay. ~
Elect CAsecA shala b formed. - -
~ sssap1 -. - the sperit elaae. -
H = ~ Ae01 AAAQ IT, (ooGA
~ - ~ Uuonse - -Aamaa1ey 1uapg
w,a ST.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
SCENTS ARE GOOD AND sAr
bsmsthInS rhst the individual Usss
WIN Have - 0sessNslas teey

Nearly al the essential oils dis
tillsA fre0 paAats have an eject On
disease powerful - careolic sciA It,
SELF Pins oil. suealyptns Oh and oil
Of turpentins are amoag the most uss-
fal q Ais1afsctaaAs. but It IL sane
dns aGrea1 naay q ths ohsiese ~.
tunes hAvo a equally bsasAeaA -
fssk seea tAe AaaltA.
H. ~ q scsat - H. AaAAkeg.
cAisf - hkely - save ~ usse fso0
evea the worst of diseases. LAvsar
Der vaAse ~ fso9oeakiy Drsve1 iatal
to tAs Diesobs. e coasaDp<isa. 80
the Dssfuass sztsaetsA esoa Fsss.
nasy. ,tAyns aaA atnt ase IN e1osllsal
antisspties. 81
Thea. - the etAse haaA, thseo aFe
scents Which ars sqnal - Deisoa swhsa
ussd ~ certain psrsoas. PataAoah. .
pesfaDo 1DanA IN InAiAn ink, = s00o.
tinas extFs0sly unhsalthy. Weosa
have setea bssa kAowA to .faink- Whsa
In ~ Desssaes oe aaything ascesass1
VITA In1iaa tsk, anA . sacAst ssatai.-
ing tAis fragrant ssosoco = - seos
psessos alDss< faak Deleea- az,
PAulsana eftsa sxcitas nAnssa. -
= many other stFeag Dsefunss. os0o
lnAlna ocoa1o eoa1o .Aeseo1s. eeQp)k
eatloas, aal aay 80 1saing apSstes
Of suffering fsoa hse1acAss tha& have
70 sxplainsl casss SAosl1 eoesiasf
the properties Of the perfume sAs b
using. On few Dersons musk has .
bad effect, while more frequently the
odor Of apples. oranges. bananas and
other fruit u unpleasant to those oe
. peculiar tsmDera0sat. .-.
Persons who suffer from the bad ef-
fects Of one psrfune will sonerally
lad that some other kind b vsry bens.
1cial Pure violet essence 10 especial
II suitable for nervous dispositions.
provided II u obtained from the Gov.
~ themselves aAd not from chemical
tnitsttons.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
OnjCiol DireCtery

U. 8. Senator go. Simon dusssessso
Congressraan-at- large. ....E. T. faylss
Congressman, a District, J. A. 4astis
State Senator ..........B. r. NaSisR
State Representative. .Horsss 4aas
Reg. u. q. Land Office. Il. Z. TsF1AAo
Rec. U. @. Land O4ies. ~. z WsIloss
District Jsdes ..... jobs I. sssnsSs
District Attossey. :. .JaAss G. osoAy
Clerk District Court. :. Cha. Il. x1AS
Division Irrigation Easiassr.
................T .Tbooooto k9ooooU
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

essss -,
and though vas the one to bs ofIeAk
ID. he doesn't even bow to ns wh(a
Ws pass each other By"
"Jesse 10 much shorter than yoN3
ioat yoo feN Ike . giantsss whiA
yoa're with hinf"
WELL" said Beatrice, ut came -
n Nike . AasA that wouldn't give
either one of them tie satisfactioa
that couldnt 90. and anyway = ~,
tie man with loads Of money il bettl9
than no man at all" h.
"rhat's philosophical enough. my
dear, but don't get = bad case q
Elo< ms over 1t. II Charles is 30 fickle
and changeable in his affections, its
better to know it now than later"
After Drusilla. left. the words. its
better to know 1t now" kept ringing
In Beatrice's ears. She hated 10 faoo
the truth that any man could Sc light
" throw her friendship aside after al
his professions Of sincerity.
'TM not have any ones sympathy"
she determined. "At the dance I'll b.
the gayest Of ALL"
why, Beatrice" exclaimed hes
friend few days later, "how much
better you look than the last time
saw you; you are fairly radiant. n
must be your hat. It's 20 becoming.s
A faint color rose to Beatriceu
cheek. Don't blame it all on my
hat" she said: "give me credit for 3
portion Of my good looks" :
RI Just saw Halle and she failed
completely to appreciate CharleyS
:harms," continued Drusilla; and sho
never was 20 bored in all her exiG
tenee, that sAs was tho only cid
whose partner did not send her q COZ
sage bouquet. and hs never even va
concerned whether her program waa
aIlsl o. not. In fact she said then
was no pleasure to 90 with . youne
wss. RkS Was eaaSfsr.,.y ass:-ir u
otAse girl Why Do yoa think he asked
hse and thsa was 70 ruder"
Halle smiled.
promise youn never tell"
I'm never ten Z soul"
He was an unwilling victim. To
ward tho end Of the evening Charlie
came up to me saying. Hope you en-
joyed yourself"
~OA, Immensely" replied.
.eDesDt yuaf baek ache frva 90
~ v1s4 1T aa1aser - aahsa -
a11o661G3 tvAUo0sels ~. I
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
osss. esspss q ss..ssra.

A peoDas without any form of ~
Agioa, withsat saDsFstitioa, devoid q
any tAo1sAt of H. fatsrs state, has
bssa fsaaA n tAs interior forests q
0snAtra. eceesdiAg 70 Dr. WiIAaln
vsas, ths gseaaoit q ~ Uaivsssity e
'Brssiau,. Who naAs extensive journeys
itAreush the islaaA. There hei found
Tie Kubus, ~ 10 named then, WHO ars
scarcely to ~ distinguished from the
small nanliks ape Of the Ondo- Malay
IN countries. They are wanderers
through the forest seeking food. They
have NO property. They are not hunt
ers, but simply collectors. They seek
merely sufhcient nuts, fruits and other
edible growths to keep them alive.
The Kybus wage very little warfare
upoa the small amount Of animal life
In their silent and somber land. The
only notion he could get from them of
Q difference between = live and =
dead person wss that the dead. do
not breathe. He infers that they are
immeasurAbly inferior to the palace
lithis man Of Europe, who fsshion-
- tools and hunted big game with his
ainttippeA arrow and knife. lntsllee-
tpal anf1pathy = the result e the Ku-
- eavirennent. The words tAsy
hOw ars almost n few ~ the 'iasas
~ ere to express. si-
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

3EEIlj9e& '1t
e4ssS - - .-..r. -. :
49, = a1Dsr - ssalsaoa1 y .
-SsA = anso . ~ Dssnss udlna
- -. ] s60naa
11I llet - sss~ ~ - -
tssA0G lnan1ng = - Asa1saoV. +
aGhe1 ~ - haa1lAE ~ 49,
V0 adla1 NJ ~ seo ~ -
M.ssneiS - ~ 49, I haas9 ~
M1sV ~ 4 ~. ~. I ~
n 01oRe = ~ ~ - ~ laoors
n0 haahel - haGA1 ~
I ss11Q ~ ln1aA ~, 0nsA.
WAae ~ - laDisiae eAsn1 tAslr
lnAsgspo1aA 0Up
-Us44 ~ u1lDne nsVss nsaGhl
sbsse = HI, GDoaD0al - -
- lssee1' = nal1lA u ~ go h1ass
~ sssi - vas = ssAl1ey slDslne n
~ TAstt vh0o ~ - tslDas
eans ~.
-oA. Nv AisAssssrte1 HalAs vssl1
- u sAe kneW.s
'sAs asvsr vfn. rAs best psst q
our quarrel was tAs rscoaciliattsa..
Its always beea ny PCT ssplratiea
to seS you two married." saiA Drssil.
la.
We'll. your wish win soon come
true"
Beatrice" asked Drusilla. wont
It b dreadful After you are married II
Charles should say loying things to
you and look at another woman?"
Il woat mind that ever aEain,s DE-
clared Beatrice vehemently. Because
Charles says al other women look
alike to hia except -. 30 tAerei"
Copyright. M. by ". a. Chapman.)
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
C0U03Y oYYD0lAA

County JsAss. L J. 0itb
County 0hssi1 ..........H @. Je1aV
UsAsssAssi1 ............R. 2. 1ah1s
Clerk soA 1ssssdes C. Z. UuooaDo
Deputy Csanty Clerk &C. L. AuoeaDA
Cos.ty Tsssssrsr -. .JsAa A. Aaa1ae
Depaty Cssaty Treasures. C. ". o1itA
County Assessor ...... .Enest DasSsO
County enpssiateadeat Of eeAsss.
.......... Mn. rfppstt Wss6ss0As
County surveyor ......W. h. fFsnb0
County Cesssss -. .Ds. q. 4. 1sSktae
County Physician. DR.. ". v. CFss6
County Attes1sy. .Chas. ". 1ayise
County Connissisaess-
H. o. Switsss, Chairman. New OaG1ae
James Brennan. ........ .0saAl ve1ey
G. K. Di1endaRfsR. +. .0lsaweea 0pslAR
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

01oso e10cA0o tho
very rsveeR. 1t.
Paul declares. BY
ore Dan'0 disOt,e-
dience stn enteeed
into the world.
and death ~ the
result Of sin. Thus
death passed upon
all men. because
all are sinner"
IL 0 % . . . S:l2.l
The Rtbb rsprs-
oeats u Q . as
the 0a1tagpiece Of
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

ho0 6o deoo-
oleU tiAat 4 was
TIVE ysass Moo
Adams creauon
usdl 6e exp0s-
sioo fro0 Eden
under the death
sentencs. The
cause for the d.
vision Of Adam
into two persons
y Stated: the
earth vas to b
-AAA
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
VIZ NOT 11N
POPhAM'S
ASTHMA RE0eDY

Gives prompt and positive relief in
every case. Sold BY druggists. Prize
$l.OO. Trial package by nail, les
Williams AlG o., PIs1e1sosgs
Cleveland, 0hto
For sale by ". 8. Parkison, arrs.
Gist and apotheeary. '''
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
Hsr,ss sBsd Astors.~

: A voesf1naFy surgeon has testified
tha& n every regiment of cavalry sas
~ AnA hogseo that rebel agAlase H..
sayslne, anA let no opportunity sssADs
thsa a Aofng harm either 30 HaA ~
0sle Wslltratned feIl0wo. IN dealing
vikA tAess ''baA astors" It always b
neoeesaxy - - On oae's GaarA aDd
& NeHsa = imperative to separate
thers ArsE 4,e ct6esss II. ei.s sssasSx; -
~ ~ b steal their oooDa1ioaS
49, What b stin noeo curiooD =
ene thslF skulls show IN a10oenal
lsenattoa. tAs borsheads being naxFov
- rekreatinG.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

concerning the practical talents
OF many European sovereigns. It
is said that the German Emperor
Is a first-elass carpenter, and will
always be able to make an honest
living mending tables and chairs.
Carpentry is the work to which he
was trained in youth, but since
then he has mastered nearly every
ornamental accomplishment, from
painting to preaching sermons.
Even under a socialistic system
people will have to be amused.
Many Of the royalties are well
qualified for this calling. Queen
Victoria Of Spain, handsome and
athletic young woman, is quite
clever as a trick bicycle rider; can
ride on the back wheel or front
alone and do other tricks With
a little effort she would make an
interesting public performer, and
could probably earn a fair income
at IT,
Queen Helena of Italy. who has
the finest figure among the Euro
pean royalties and a handsome
face as well, is a very expert diver
and swimmer. She can turn SOM
ersaults while diving, pick up a
dozen plates under water and do
many aquatic tricks. Her admir-
ers say that she rivals Annette
Kellermann.
Another member OF the Italian
family Of striking accomplishments
is the Duchess OF Aosta- Her hus-
band is first cousin to the King Of
Italy, and was heir to the throne
untn the King Unexpectedly took
a wife. The Duchess went 10 AZ.
rioa. explored Lake Victoria Ny.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

ANA, faced the widest savages,
shot lions and hippopotami and did
most of the things that won such
fame for a certain American colo
mel. Certainly she could run a
very profitable Widest Africa"
show.
Queen Carmen sylvia of Rouma.
MIA is. of course, a successful
author, but if her works were not
in great demand she is qualified
for the work of a typist and stem
ographer. which is always sure to
be in demand.
Several queens have sense
enough to realize that there is no
better occupation to fail back Upon
than that of a cook The Cza7iaa
Of Russia is very fond Of cooking,
and prepares nearly every dish
that her husband eats except 1t
formal banquets. Whether lis
habitually sad expression is lue
to his wife's cooking or n fear OF
the ,~shilists is still a court secret.
OF course the Czsrils's cooking
saves him from the DANCER OF being
poisoned by a revolutIolIst.
The Empress of GERMANY. Quooa
Mary Of England and Queen VII.
helmina all pride themselves On
being thoroughly practical cooks
and hoUsekeepers.
Queen Maud Of Norway. sister
Of the King Of England. considers
herself a worker Of a superior
order She IS writer, dramatiiT.
bookbinder and milliner. She
wrote little play under the name
OF Grammar Irving" Her fu.
ture is not as secure as II she we're
a good cook
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

-
earl has proved that she
~ can earn a living. That
1is the upshot OF Lady Con-
stance Stewart Richardson's dsr.
ing efforts to smuse the public by
barefoot dances.
The British aristocracy was In
expressibly shocked at the an.
nouneement mat Lady Connie"
bad become q music hall dancer.
She is the granddaughter of the
Duchess OF Sutherland, who was
. particular friend Of Queen Vic
toriA Her father, the Duchess
second son, was an earl. a title
which Is now enjoyed by her older
sister. She herself is the wife OF
q bsronet OF very ancient family.
The shock caused by Lady Con.
MES" original appearance on the
stage has been changed to feelings
Of mingled rage and envy by the
announcement that she is getting
$1,000 8 week for her perform
snces. Lady Comics" principal
act now is dancing the role OF Ju-
dith, the ancient Hebrew heroine,
who beguiled the Assyrian gen.
eral Holofernes in his tent and
suddenly cut OF his head.
II occurred TO Lady Connie"
that this character offered as good
an opportunity for the exhibition
Of herself and all the emotions as
that Of Salome, which had been
overworked. She IS going to New
York TO thrill the populace as
Judith, and 10 cultivate the &C
quaintsnce Of the Over-rich at
Newport as a noblewoman.
The financial success Of Lady
Connie" has excited a discussion
es TO hoe many of the royal and
noble persons Of Europe could
earn a living II they had to. When
the MARKHAM socislistic system Is
put 10 operation everybody viii
have to 80 10 work. and those who
can only do things Of little use will
earn very little. Sitting on
throne viii bring nothing at all.
Extraordinary claims are made
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
Lady Constance Richardson's Profitable Excursion Into Bare
Footed Dancing and the Many Odd Accomplishments Of
Royal and Titled Persons That Might Save Them from Want
London, June IL.

T least one daughter Of an
earl has proved that she
can earn a living. That
"A the uoahot NJ LADY Com
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

The Handsome
Duchess
Of Aosta,
First
Cousin Of the
King
Of Italy
Has Qualified
as an
African
Explorer,
Big
Game Shot
and
Nature Sharp.
She
Could Earn
a Fine
Living with
Her
widest Africa
Show"