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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
Grofbersoetbum.|
ans Ser 1anptHaht.
Der Gntiflerifalismns in s~urem6nra.

Der Antiflerifalismis in ~snsem6nrs.
Suremburg, Is. Sft.-Se
Bro3eB, ben Die y2uremburger Sci,
tune" sesen ben 8iidof BON 2urem.
burg, Moniignor Scopes, ange.
itrengt bat, neil ct bic Seftiire bieier
3eitung ben @ldiibieen berboten bat,
lit nod INNER BET Der erIten Chill.
fammer anbdngig. Cine gnti6ei.
oaug itebt inn 2aufe bieies Ionats
3u eriparten.
@dbreno bieies l1rtbeil ertportet
miro, beifaftieen fid Die Seitungen
NIT benz Iusedngo zines onoeren
H~rpseiies, ben bieleIbe SETTING ee.
gen einet 2anbpforrer gefiibrt bat,
Der nah Der 8ebaiiptling oes 9Iattes
oieies III Der Ereotst oes Sonntogs.
aottesbienItes angegriffen bat. 0as
@eri6t bot erfI1rt, ba6 elm aultus-
biener 6as Nedjf bat, 5einen @Iaubi.
gen Die 2eiung enter 3eitung jill I'M.
teriagen, iinter Der 8eoingung ieood,,
bob err lid, babel ieoes nerlesenoen
Il,sfaas auf ole 3eitnng entbGlt.
Betl Der Hfarrer bieie &iifiidt nift
geiibt bat. ipuroe er at einem beI6ei-
oenen Shaoenerias an oas 9lott
perurtbeilt. Nun bebar,pten Die anti.
flerifalen Seihingen, baB geraoe Der
9iifof in ieinem gerbot an Die
8laitbigen beleibisenbe @euberun-
gen gegen iie gebraiift babe, mGb-
reno Der 8ertbeioiser oes 8ii1ofs
hies energiif) b%eitreitet.
Sn5pilhen p~erooppeIt bic firGen.
feinolide 8reiie ibre InItrensunaen,
Inn ibren 8IGttern cine moalif6t
grobe 8erbreititns Su geben. Sas
offiaiele Organ Ser liberalen Sartei,
bic g2urernburger 3eitune". bic Spei
Utal tdglid eriheint. fommt nun in
ied1s Seiten our Iusgube. Gin neites
taglih eriheinenoes 8Iatt mlr6e fir
glha. .. Ola. aearinDet. bas Cider
Sagblatt". Inter ben Mitarbeitern
lino Die Satiptmafer ole Witglieoer
oes antiflerifalen 9lods. Inter bic.
len ltmitanben mnf mau amf cimen
Gnkerit beftisen @ablfampf fir oas
fommenbe Sabr rednen. sc. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

bieier Srtihoften unterltanoen bis.
Der ben Serren Sberinipeftor Self.
fer unb DIT. Snipeftpr 8oOert.
0plSencs YrpfehjmbilGmm.-Wie
mir bereits in LETTER Drummer meloe.
ten, feicrte i'm bisiigen Heoemptori.
itenfloiter Der 76idbrige 9~aienbris6er
DARIUS Senners, ein 2uremburger,
iein goloenes YrofeBiubildum.-- Die
Sllbildumsfeicr in Ghternah 81 gb.
rem oes bohn. p. Haiis perlief in
oemielben Gimme pie bier in 2urem-
burg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
pttopiae, ebio, ben 8. OF. 49,

Sttspiae, Sbip, ben 8. OF. Ia
Wertbe .@a3ette"l Weine Heiie BON
Baltimore auf benz Dampfer .Rbein"
mar redt ansenebm. Sic 9eoienung
mnb 3oit mar bic bette. Sn Soutb
Sampton itieg id ab uno III 8egleitnnB
bon Nep. Ban Der 8uebe aus WeIt
Yirsiuia beiufte id 2onbon. Wir
tuaren nur 5ipei Gage bort nnb be-
fubten bic Observation-Disclosures,
fpie bas Yarlament. @eltminitcr
Nbbeb. ct. SAUL fatb. &atbebrale.
Wuieum, etc.. etc. @eraoe ais ih
aus Weitminfter 4bbep trat. lam ein
Serr an mir unb frrs mid, Oh i6 elm
dmerifaniSher Yrieiter lei unb als ih
bas beiabte, Sagtc er, CT lei america
ni1dber &atbolif aus Dubuque. Sonia.
Sd frug i'm iofort. oh er R~ifolaus
@onner femme. .@etptb", anttportete
er, ,benm ib bin ia aid Elm 2urems
buraer unb mein Name lit Sdrpebcr
aus 9ietirh. eebiirti9." Gs mar an
eincm W{onfdg Nad)mittae als mir in
Die ct. Yanl's Stride famen. Sort
lang man ssrabe Die @eiper. Of courie
in Gngliih. aber bieielben Y~ial,nen
nno bieIelben 0ebete tpie in Der fatboz
IiIhcn &irhe. Iud lang man
,9lmen" niht rgInen". Sm Sanftins
rium tpuren fpobl an bic fiinf5ig Scrs
rem in iftpar5em Salar uno Gbors
bcmb. Iud iparen Die 9entc. ipeld)e
Der Veipcr beipobnten. iebr anSdhtig
nnb nenn man 2atein itatt Gn9lilh
geiunsen bate. 10 bate man iidcr
9%eslanbt. nan lei in cincr fatbclii6en
Stride. Iuf nniercm 3eg gum Sorcl
9ingcM ipir in Elm Ieitaurant nno be-
iteItcn cinen SmbiB. Yer guflpdrter.
Der uns bcbientc, iprad, Elm miierables
@ngliih. 10 bob 9iep. Tdn Der Vncbc
i'm ira9te. lpas fir elm 2%anosmann
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
Bur Gage III MeTiko,

quit batteries neutrality-suspicious. an
9rpan. @r beidipert lid barin bitter
iiber Die 8ebanblung. Die ibm Der
Staatsiefretdr bat angepeiben lailenJ
unb ref)tfcrti9t feline Saltun9 Suerta
ge9eniber. or babe lid ourdals
niht in Die mcrifaniid)e Yplitit einges
menst. mic MA linn 5ur Gait 9ele9t
babe, 1onDern 6uerta 9egeltlber leotg@
lid cine Saltung eingenomnen, tpte
lie ourf Die llmitdnbe geboten erifien,
unb iein 8erbnlten lei bon allen oiplo>
matiideu gertretern in Werito, bon
ben Gusldnbers Golonien nrp firGliben
Gereini9unsen gebiaigt fporoen.
aus alebem sebt berbor, bab Die
@egierun9 in @aibington nit aaen
Witteln beitrebt ipar. Die Singe in
Ierifo mad ibrem 8iaen gu SO
italten. 90 ons aus ipoblbesriinbes
ten politiiden grlpdsun9en seiAap,
ooer Inn Die 9iberalen n, Die ubss@
nirtbihaftet babeu lnb in ben enbs
loien 8epolutionen nno 8iir9ertriegeu
MIR ernten. mas lie ge1dt baben, a
&uber 5u erbdlten aus
@riinben, sic nidt bon itddtsmdnz-
niid]er. &lugbcit, ionbern BON benz
8ilen Der 2oge biftiert linb, oaS
bleibe porldufi9 babingeiteat. Suertd
bat 3tpnr bisber niht ertpieicn, oh er
cine Before gebanblnng berbient bGtte
- n~cnigitens iofpeit hns ibm bon
0aibinston unb Der rIhocidteo HreB"
duseeitclte 2eumunbs : 3eugnib Elm
llrtbeil suldBt. Nher mir ffnb gegen
bieIe Gueuen miBtrauiif 9eporben.
Sr. 8rpan bat nah ieiiter Tieberlage
Dor fiiuf Sabren ge5eigt, mas CT im
Bprurtbeil 9esen Die fntboliide Stride
3l leiifcn bermag. Der SpeSial= 0ez
fanbte bes ~YrGibenten, infer Wsinne.
ipta'er 9anbsmann Climb, hat lid iudb-
renb ieiner seietseberifhen gbdtisfeit
in darlington ais getrener Shilbs
fnappe ieneS fanatiihen 8egnerS Der
fatbuliifen Snbianerfhnlen, Ste-
phens BON 3egas, er,uieien. Mdrnerrr
oieIer Nrt lam man es Id)on Slttrailen,
baB Tic in ibrem ltrtbeil iiber einen
merifdniiben Iolfsfiibrer Der nid]t nit
ben bonn Sreimaircrtbum bebcrrIhten
9iberalen in elm Sprn tutet. bcfangen
iinb. unb bab Die amerifdnilden Gets
tiinc sberid,terltutter itur 3lt gerne
bcreit Iinb. 8infe bon pben" gu be-
folsen lnb lire Scrihtcritattung barr
nad ein5iriften, braudt man nidt
beionbers 81 betouen. sex
Dor ms Iiesen bic ~Yroccebin3s'
Of tie 8ranh 9obse of Nncient ann
Iecepteb Raions of Iinneiotn. It
the SO. Innud( Communication"
(f905). Sn bent Geriht bes ,@ranb
Waiter" 8m. 81. McBonacle, beiBt
es inter ,Muberem: ,Sus m,erifaniide
Bolt tpnrbc DEM 8orbarismn
entriien burf., peu ,~ipeiicn unb iesensz
reideu ginfluB uuIeres, Sreens. nnb
Die tpirfIihe grobernng Der Sbilips
| pinen ipirb nid)t burH @dffenectpalt
erfolsen. ionoern burd Die sleiden'
ardfte." @S bat ben Nnihein, OILS OF
Die merifaniihe Yolitif 8rnau's nnb
9inb's 3 3tpefc .bient, Nerito Dor
benz Hiidfau in Die a8arbdrei" an be-
tpabren, b. b. aus DEM freimdrres
riifeu HotfpdlId in ebrIifes Seuti1
iiberieet, 5u uerbtnbern, baf has
fatbolifde Tult in Yserifp bic Serr-
ihaft Der 2pse abihiittelt nmh
Wldnner an bic Spise Der 3eaiernns
beruft, ,ueld,e bas fatbpliidc Volf
tuieber fatbOliid resierem. - .8ana
oerer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
Ans heu Ger. staxteu.
(Eingesandt Won E. W.-Chicago.)
OP DEM MAMMEGRAF.

(Eingesandt Won E. W.-Chicago.)
OP DEM MAMMEGRAF.
Welt I Hierz WI Led dir briechen,
As I dir re enk am HauS,
On I Mammegraf geih bieden
A kreiSch dech do gut aus!
Do klo der Mamm del Kommer,
Et set e fromme Olaf:
Eng doudeg Mamm, del heiert
Hirt Kand mach an dem Graf.
Hir Left, del kahn nit stierwen
A bleift sech emmer gleich;
Hirt Kand, dat iwerwacht sc
Mach an dem Himmelreich.
Hirt Bid, dat lacht verkleiert
Dir TrohScht an Hoffnong Zou,
An helt dir Weih a Women,
An an deint Herr kommt Roth.
Kuck Cd hirt Kreiz, dat set der,
Wi ~schmierzlech Gott geld;
An nuren I Kreiz, dat feihert
Zum rechten Himmelsfrid.
Du mengs och, wann ct peSpert
Sou lu6S durch Traisch a Bam,
D'gud Mamm geif mat dir schwatzen
WI an der STUFF dohem. F..
A gehs de hem, da spirs de
En- Hauch WI Seilegket;
I as d'Mamm, del wi en- Engel
Stell, hemlech mat dir gent.
Oh, glaf ct, t as ent Wonner.
Et as dat allergreiszt,
Dat d'Mamm, as s'och gestuoref,
Hirt Kand dach ME verleiszt!
Welt It Hierz WI Led dir briechen,
Geih op der Mamm hirt Graf;
Do bied a losz den Treinen,
All Treine freie LAT!
N. WARKER-Arel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

Ar\p or cinisen 8ofen berihtete bic
Al .afociateo Hreb" BON Der
~ aufiteunng eincs SrdIieent>
iHafts : Ganbibnten. Brebcrico
@dmbpa, unb eineS 0iees Yrdiibents
ihuftsz 9anbiboten, bes Generals
9 ugenio Nascon, ourd Die
I a t b 81 Yartei. limb mas
bier. 100 man Danf Der 8altune unies
rer &esierune 6uerta fir einen bemas
sogiihen 8ramarbaiierer 81 balten
seneigt lit, nod mebr uerbliiffen
muBte. mar Die Wittheilung. onB
@dmboa Winiiter bes Iustpdrtisen in
Der Suerta' iden 8esierung lit. IIss
baIb lieB iit) Der Serihtcritatter ber
.Niociateb Yrcb" pcrnebmen. 8ams
boa babe bon alien Sanbibaten Die
beiten 4usiihten. 9elpdblt 81 iperben,
unb in Waibinston itieu nan NIT
bieier @enbuns Der 9inse ourfans
5ufrieoen 5u iein.
Iber Do dnberte iid nit Ser Yloss
lid)feit, Die man felt Srpdn's Gtnz
aug in Waibingtpn i'm Muspdrtigen
Nmt geipobnt lit. bic Stimmung in
Der 8unoesbauptitnbt. Simmer nads
oriidliter betonten Die Yrebmelbuns
gen aus Waibington. man iese fein
al3u erobes Vertrauen in bic be-
poritebenoe Wabl. ba bieie Derart
manipuliert perbe, baB baS grgebs
nib ben Rtlen oe5 Bottles nidt 3um
Nusbruf brinse. SIMMER unpers
bliimter ipnroe dngebeutet, bab non
oariIm @amboa, falls er eemdblt
fperoen iplte. ntdt a%nerfennen
lpcrbe. llripriinelih hattie man MIR
5uerta als Yrdiibentidafts : 9anois
bdtcn ubsclebnt, III 6os man Die
9ren3en Id,on ipeiter. Die 9dnbis
bdturen Ser tutboliifen Yartci iparen
dugeniteinlih Der 8eeicrins ebeuio
iiberraiteno %sefonmen irie Der iibris
gen 8elt. Ran bate auf ben grfolg
Der Ganoioatlir non Selir 0ia5 ses
rednet, Die aber Jest faiim ernitlib
in 8etradt fommt - ipobl elm Ius
3cihen. baB Der Name bes alten
9oscnbduptlines Torfirio 9ias. ben
man iiber @ebiibr eingeidpdst iinn
belobt bat. bod nift Die crpartete
3ugfraft ausiibt. Iuber 8ambpu
uno DinS itebt nod ein GaHbibdt Der
IiberaIen Ynrtei I'M Selb. Was
nuel GnIero - iino Der lit, mad,
Der Sonart Der gu ben @aibingtonern
Staatsrldlnern unb ibren 8ertrdliten
in Weyifo in B~e3icbumsen itebenoen
8erifteritatter 5u 1d)lieben. Der
Waann, ben nnfere @eeieruns anf bent
Brafibenfenitntle in Negitp .ieben
tnSGte. 9ie 2iberdlcn .aber limb iene
Rartei. benen Megifo feline enbloien
Wtrrer perDdnft. Die Edrtei, ipeId,e
Sas 2anb nod W0glidfcit emtz
d ri t e. tneIde Die Sd,ulc DEN,
ginfluiie Der Stride ent3og aber
serabe rpeeen Der BON ibr pertretencn
Brunbidse in Baibinstou itcis in
bobern Nnfeben itanb.
Inseiihts bicicr s6dtiafen fsiebc
Go. 2025 nno 1904 oes ,aatboliifer
8eiten" iiber OUR Gage in Merifo"
lir6 .Wablen IN Negifo unb Stalien...
-Ium. Der Teb.) erideint gar a
der Der Worsdnge felt ben, 8eginn Deg
9rpanf deu Sid5ads &uries in Der
megifanifhen Srage in eisenartisem
2ift. utb man tpirb in mebr ole elmer
5iritHt iein 1lrtbeil rebioieren miiilcn.
60 and %biniiftlid unieres ebemalis
gen 9otihaftcrS Wilion in Werifo. Der
bon Srpan ieiner5eit 10 frdftig abacz
ihiittelt nnrbe. Rillon peroifentz
Iidte am Samstas iein bonn %. Nus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

- Su Nciu Orleans, Co.. itiir5te
Der Heser NdiaeS 8ootlep bon einenr
Sdprnitein III rs Sup Sobe unb
idlug nut Dem 8opf auf eineu
9ementsS eiteupes, gr fam au6er
Der @eritautuns beS @anpselentes
unberlebt oapon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

untcr lu~gettbtr8er Stdfer bon
&anbom 2afe, 1is.. Serr y. e.
gcdcr. tbeilt Der .9urcmburser
8a5ette" iiber bic ~Weuace" mnb
Menace" s@clifter Solseubes nit:
Sa anr '3eit bic @ciprahe in ben
Selthngeu iiber Den idmubigeu @iih.
9cnantt .Shc @enace". an Der Cages
oronung iinb, mill ib periuderL aud,
lmcin aprnfen heisutrasen, Ilio:
Us ipar lcstcs Sriibiabr. S6 beianb
'nih bel cinem Sreunbe. ais Gin ms
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
VETERAN WHO RAN
"MERRY-GO-ROUND"
is FREED FROM JAIL

BARLEY, GA, Feb. 10.-H. H. Beech
er, the Confederate veteran who was
put in Jail by order of Mayor Dave M.
Parker for running merry go round,
in violation of a city ordinance, is now
a free man. He carried his case before
Ordinary A. F. Byrd on habeas corpus
proceedings, and Judge Byrd set him
free on the ground that the ordinance
is void. The city has served notice OF
certiorari and that proceeding will be
reviewed by the higher courts.
In the meantime Beecher has left
Bailey, declaring that he will return
when the courts decide the case. The
city council at regular session has
frightened the ordinance against run
ming flying jennies" and like amuse-
ments. and Beecher will find other OBJ
structios in his way when he returns.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10

Gresham to her strange actions The
policeman approached the girl and
started to question her. She tore the
partially written note into bits before
the patrolman could take it from her,
and. weeping, said
That's my last letter to mother. and
now I'll not be able to send it."
The policeman then discovered the
knife at her side, and the girl is alleged
to have said: That's for me. That and
the letter / was writing mother"
When taken to the police station the
girl denied she sought to end her life,
but smilingly said she had bought the
big knife to make change of scene"
.for her husband
Pending information from Clinton,
the girl will be detained at the police
station. The police are searching for
the husband but as the girl refuses to
disclose his identity the search may
prove fruitless.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
MINIS PARK To
Be BEAUT|F|ED
Plans Under Way for Improve
ment of ChiIdren's Play
ground at Early Date.


''e i''ipi Wv ''''ei' Vi Mills PAIN 'He
play ground for the children of the Da-
Wis street school. with the $500 bequest
LEFT for this purpose bv the late Mrs.
T i,,fras+o, Minis
Tho ,not+ar hos boo,, +al,,, T., hora
nv the Mo+bsrs ,,,>,iIior,. 90 tba soboo1
which hos met l~oo,, ,,.,ro,,,t,o3 80 ~
,o;,, I'm b. ,,,,, - ,,,.,,.!s. -,
norlx apd Give tho Aoo ohtdro,, ,,,odoI
snot on which thew NAV, ro,,,n and ,la,,
to thair hearts. content
The Markers auvi,iar,, stor+s with
moro than 1oo members ard win bo
come affiliated with tho National NIotb
ers congress- Mrs w E,,,e ie ,,ro,i
dent of the auxiIiarv Mrs CIifford uar-
ris first vice president. Mr.. * u
Mills second I,ice rrasidopt. Mrs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
LOVELY ONION SCORES
KANSAS COURT VICTORY

lola, KANS., Feb. 10.-The onion
won legal sllirnish here when County
Attorney Forrest refused to issue war
rant for Willis Thompson, charged by
Miss Lucretia Campbell, a neighbor,
with permitting the cooking of onions
in his home, the odors from which filed
her rooms, causing her great discOm-
fort. The state of Kansas will not
lend its aid to Danish the onion from
the home" said the county attorney.
Mr.. Forrest paid high tribute to the
healthful properties of the onion.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10

glan's School Editor will make the
award, and will be the sole Judge of
the merits of all contributions.
The competition Is open to students
of the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth
grades of the graded schools, and to all
students of the high and preparatory
schools. The range of subjects on
which the stories may be written in
cludes anything that is news and that
may properly appear in home news
paper. y few suggestions for topics
on which interesting stories may be
written are offered here:
Accidents or unusual incidents wit
messed on the way to and from school.
Progress of any of this years classes,
as compared with last years class in
the same grade.
viduaI student in securing higher mark
ings than his fellow students.
Descriptions of general conditions of
school or class, as related to efficiency
in study, provision for recreation, ath
Ietic achievement, ETC.
Personal mention. The entrance of
new students, or leaving of old ones.
ChronicIing the events that affect the
lives or careers of fellow students.
Send in your story. If II ranks among
the best Of those sent in, it will be
printed in The Georgian on the day aft
er it reaches this office. If 1t is the
best of those printed. in the judgment
of the School Editor. you will win the
dollar prize
Stories should not be more than 200
words in length, and should be neatly
written on one side Of the paper only.
State to what school and grade you
belong.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
DAYLIGHT HOLDUPS
ROB CHICAGOAN OF
$2,O0OIN CITY STREET

CHICAGO. Feb. 10.-Two thousand
dollars in currency was taken from a
clerk employed by Abraham Nelson, a
wine dealer. as he was leaving the ele-
waited station near Clarinda street
Despite the fact that many pedes-
trians were In the vicinity. two hold
up men thrust a revolver into the
clerks face. compelled him to hold up
his hands, while they went through
him. The clerk was returning from
bank where he had drawn the curren-
cy for use in the days business.
After securing the cash, the bandits
quietly slipped away. leaving the mes
senger with his hands in the air, too
frightened to even scream for aid until
they had disappeared
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
Youthful Reporters for Georgian Write Well
ROBI, FOREMAN, JR., WINS

The school boys and girls of At
lanta have made brave response to
The Georgian'S invitation that they be-
come reporters for the paper. Quite a
number of interesting and well writ
ten letters have been received. but the
first of the prizes to be awarded must
go to Robert Foreman. Jr.. 99S Peach
tree street, who turns in a real news
item. His ''story" follows:
Hamilton Douglas, Jr.. scout mas
ter or Troop No l. Atlanta Bow
Scouts. has secured cabin three
miles from Buckhead for the BOYS.
Ihe cabin has been cleaned, repair
ed and fumigated by the scouts.
and has two rooms. When the
hunks are completed, it will ac-
commodate fifteen boys. 1t is To-
Gated in field surrounded by
woods, and has a fine spring near
by.
The scouts spend all their spare
time at the cabin. some Of the
most enthusiastic ones sleeping
there on Friday and Saturday
nights. they look forward to weeks
OF camp life there next summer
Young Mr.. Foreman comes naturally
by his newspaper ability, for he is the
nephew Of Clark Howell, editor of The
Constitution. He is a member of First
Grade a, Boys High school
The Georgian invites students of the
public, private, parochtal and other
white schools to send in stories" Of
events that come to their notice. either
in or out of school, and whether con-
nected with the school or not.
The Georgian will pay a cash prize
of one dollar to the writer Of the best
story published each day. The Geor-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
PROMINENT MEN SPEND
VACATIONS IN AUGUSTA

AUGUSTA, GA, Feb 10.--Ex- Mayor
Rolla Wells and a number of other
prominent ST. Louis men are stopping
in Augusta for few weeks. Mr.. Wells,
who was treasurer of the national
Democratic committee, is playing golf
and motoring over the splendid roads
of this section. George f. Baker pres
ident of the First National bank of
New York, who testified before the
Pujo investigating committee of con-
gress Is also here
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
GIRL WITH KNIFE
IS ARRESTED IN
R.R. STATION
YOUNG Woman Writing Note
to Mother Is Nabbed by
Policeman.

pretty Della Evans, just p, has man
.sed to crowd into her score and twain
rsars marriage and divorce Today
che added to her store of worldly eXpe-
riarr. what the police say is an at
,smrt uuon her own life and the threat
M ,av her former husband
The girl came here two weeks ago
from, her home in Clinton. Tenn. Early
.ma3y Policeman Gresham saved the
,,rrg woman. who is mother fror
Mai he declares would have undoubt-
oily been a successful attempt upon
her Own life. as he found her in the act
of writing q farewell note to her moth
sr At her side lay an ugly looking
knife with a heavy blade.
The girl is now being held in the
matrou's department at the police sta
,i5r pending a probe into her story and
communication with her mother in
Tennessee.
Protects Husband, Though in Trouble.
Miss Evans as the girl calls herself,
efuses to disclose her married name,
saving that her husband is here in At
anita and engaged in business, and
though she is not now his legal Wife,
YET CHE does not wish to bring his posi-
ton into jeopardy.
The girl says she came here some
fao weeks ago to seek work. The po-
re claim she told them at first that
sHs sought a position with a musical
comedy company. For several days the
rr looked for employment, she says, to
no avail saturday she saw her former
husband ON the streets of the city.
Then, she says, she bought the knife
taken from her in the railway station.
The girl declares she sought ven
gpance for the husbands desertion two
years ago in the little Tennessee town.
The police claim she sought self &c
|struction
Talks Of Change" For Husband.
When the young woman appeared in
tne Union depot today she approached
a gatemau and said: You don't know
my name. do you? Tou don't even
know where l live, do your"
The gatenan started to reply, but
before he could do 50 the girl was gone.
Walking directly to the waiting room
Of the station, Miss Evans sat down.
and producing note paper and a pencil,
started 90 write a letter. The gateman
called the attention of Policeman
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
TEACH BABIES TO LISP
"VOTES FOR WOMEN"

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10-That
their babies shall hereafter be taught
to lisp votes for women" the very next
thing after they have learned papa"
and mamma" has been agreed upon
by members Of the Pennsylvania
League for the Advancement Of Woman
Suffrage
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
LONG HOURS AND NIGHT
SESSIONS TILL MARCH a.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O.-Long
hours, with night sessions, are to be
the lot of members of the house from
now until March a. The meeting hour
today was 1890 o'clock, with a special
agreement that the house recess from ,
o'clock to o'clock in the evening
when private bills will be considered
The unfinished business is still the ag-
ricultural appropriation bill.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
AUTHOR CHARLES MAJOR
Is DYING AT HIS HOME

SHELBYVILLE, IND, Feb. 10
Charles Major, author Of when
Knighthood Was in Flower" and other
novels, is critically i'll at his home here
and is not expected by his physicians to
live throughout the day early today
he had not rallied from a relapse which
left him unconscious. Mr. Major has
been suffering with liver trouble for the
past several months.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
MURRAY WIDOWS WE'D.

DALTON, GA, Feb 10.-The IRE
sistible widows" were in evidence in
Murray county last week when Ordina-
ry j. NJ. Campbell was called upon to
perform a double wedding service.
Both of the brides were widows Mrs.
Fannie Patterson becoming Mrs. w. H.
Morrison and Mrs. Texie Crawford be-
came the wife of Mr.. G. W. Dyer.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
MURRAY ROAD TAX SIS.

DALTON, GA. Feb. 10.-The board
of county commissioners of Murray
county has placed the road tax at Sc,
with the alternative Of working five
days, on the county roads. AS an en-
couragement to the recently appointed
road overseers. the board has offered a
prize of s. to the overseer who makes
the best showing during the year.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
MARRIES MAN WHOSE
BLOOD SAVED LIFE

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. 10.-Miss
Elizabeth Mullen and Frank Degnan.
who saved her life by giving pint of
his blood for TRANSMISSION, were married
today
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
MOVIES" REACH ASHBURN.

ASHBURN, GA. Feb. 1O.-The peo-
pie of Ashburn are at last enjoying a
frst-class moving picture show The
Palace theater has just been opened,
with j. s Shingler. Jr., manager.