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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-02-20

Mrs. Jas. Burbage. Miss Eleanor
Burbage; Walter Nogle; Minnie
Wilde and Mrs. Jas. Lawry.
Harry Crandell is out from Hazel
ton for Few days visit with his
cousin. Frank Gray
| Er;cko
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-02-20

An ungovern.blc boar is most dan
gerous.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-02-20
good FOR CATTLE PASTURES
Rape Does Especially Well In North
Dakota and Should BE Given
Some Consideration.

(By @. O. CHURCHILL. North Dakota
Agricultural College)
Rape is a plant which should be
used for sheep and hog pastures, and
1t is also valuable for cattle pastures
1t may be either pastured or used "a
a soiling crop. and either by itself OF
in mixture It can be broadcasted OF
seeded In drills and cultivated. Dwarf
Essex rape is the best variety. From
two to four pounds Of seed is re
quired per acre. 1t may be seeded in
the spring and at varying periods. un
til the middle Of July. to furnish q
succession of pastures. A small guam
tity may be mixed with wheat ant
seeded in the feld. and when the crol
n taken OF 1t will furnish q fail
amount of pasture. Rape does espe
cially we'll in North Dakota and should
b given some consideration.
Farmers Gardens.
The farmers garden. II we'll man
aged. is of great Importance. II in
sures supply Of fresh vegetables ia
eight months and stored vegetables fo
the balance of the year. Its value /,
Tar greater than most people sup,>osa
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-07-24
Notice to Cut Weeds.

Notice is hereby given to all
persons owning, leasing Or occu-
pying lands abutting upon the
public highways in Bon Homme
County to destroylall weeds, will
lows and trees growing upon the
one halfthereof immediately abutt-
ing on such lands. You are fur
ther notified that in case you fail
to cut said weeds, willows and
trees, the. same will cut by order
of the Board of County Commits
sioners, .at a rate to be fixed by
them whichtsaid amount so fixed
and payed will be certified by the
Board of County Commissioners ia
the County Auditor and become a
tax upin; the lands abutting on the
highways upon which the weeds,
willows ior trees are SO cut, and
shall be collected as other taxes. :.
-. Jos V. Wagner
Attest Chairman.
|C. E.SStoddard
County Auditor. (Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-07-24

A Harvest Dance will be given
\ in the Sturma hall by Joseph Hal
la, Saturday, August 2. Music
will be furnished by the Tabor
Band and D cordial invitation is ex
tended to oil attend. Y
John Cap, M. B. Welt and Har
ry Roose caught a 46 pound cat
fish last Thursday in the Missouri
river. They caught several small
er ones also. The boys had q live
" time In bringing the monster
to shore.
The sale at j. M. Petriks store
which is conducted there until all
goods are sold, was well attended
and an enormous business had
been done, Mr.. Petrik, owing to
sickness iii the family has decided
to 90 out of business.
Mrs. Josephine Vrba died at
her home in East Wagner Wed
nesday morning. She was quite
an old. lady and her age weakened
her so that only a slight sickness
caused her death. About a year
ago she moved here from Tabor
and built p home in the east part
of town. Joseph Vrba, the car
penter, and Frank Vrba who lives
south of Wagner are her sons.
The funeral will be held from the
Catholic Church Friday morning
at 10 O'Clock. Wagner Post.
Messrs. King an d Schneider,
the Townsite promoters who es-
tablished the new town of Kings
burg are expected to arrive in
that village today for the purpose
of organizing a bank. 1t is said
that Mr.. Thompson, of Tyndall,
will be at the head of the new
banking institution and that it
will be in. operation within coup
le of weeks. Postmaster +. j.
Udlinek has been advised that the
postofice would be established
ttere within a short time, and with
these prospects in sight, Kings
burg people feel greatly encourag-
ed. Springfield Times.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-07-24

South Dakota has long been the
land of opportunity and more for
tunes per capita have been made
here than anywhere else in the
world-ahd all from, the land
Probably no better chance was
ever offered than the one at Hea-
ton, on the Platte line of the G. M
and ST. Paul r. r. on August 9Th.
The new town is located half way
between Platte and Geddes in the
heart or the richest part of South
Dakota corn and cattle belt. Two
hundred ! business and residence
lots will be sold at auction; also
two fine pieces of farm land ad-
joining the town site. "
The opportunity is open to all
whether business is to be estab.
lished which is bound to pay, OF
the property is only to purchased
and held, for an advance. that is
sure to come at once. Special
train service. Sale begins at 1:3C
p. N. Liberal terms will be given
to AL purchasers. For further in.
formation write w. E Heaton,
Owner, Yankton, S. d. (Adv,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-07-24
A clearance sale of all gasoline

A clearance, sale of all gasoline
engines of all sizes is going on in
the place of the Tabor Motor Go.
Prices have been greatly reduced
rather than move the stock into
our new building which will soon
be ready for occupancy. Anyone
in need of a gasoline engine will
do we'll to buy one now at dis
count. Tabor Motor Co. (Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-07-24

Pretty soon we'll hear the mer-
ry sound of the threshing machine
Hruska & .Trunec have had an
addition constructed to their large
concrete storeroom.
Alois Novotny bought the lum-
ber for his large cattle shed at the
Queal yard will soon have the car
penters at it.
Before having life insurance of
any kind, see Kostel 8 Jezewski
at Tabor. They represent the u.
S. Annuity Life Insurance Co.
which is gaining members daily.
In fact it is one of the best.
advertisement. }
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-07-24

According to the Provisions of
Article II, Section 40, Revised
School Laws of South Dakota, a
County Normal Institute will be
held at Tyndall, South Dakota,
beginning August 18th and closing
August 23rd, 1913. Candidates
for school positions will govern
themselves accordingly.
Gilbert G. Fites,
Adv. County Superintendent,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-07-24
For Sale.
Elegant Sample Piano.

r The Yankton Music House of
Yankton has established a branch
piano agency with US with a sam
pie Segerstrom Upright Grand.
This beautiful piano will be sold
at a reduced price for advertising
purposes. See and hear this eleg-
ant instrument. The First One
sold Goes at a Bargain.
ADV. John Janda.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-07-24

All parties having empty kegs
and cases are requested to return
them at once so that we may re.
turn them to the brewery.
Adv. Hruska & Trunec.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-07-24
.Welfi Bros. buy eggs. /.

low prices. come to y. n. oueal Co.
Anton Cap bought q Ford auto.
mobile Of r. R. Nikl last Sunday.
Henry Schneider of Wagner
was here Tuesday on business mat
tiers.
A baby boy arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Vauk last
Sunday. .a ,,>2
Joseph Tozek and his daughter,
Miss Martha, were Yanton visit
\ ors Tuesday. N -. "
|. w. w. Bouska and his family
of Yankton visited relatives here
over Sunday. W
Vaclav Csnsky and his wife OF
near Gsddes visited relative here
earlyin the week.
Mrs. Joseph Souhrada was ope.
rated on at an Omaha hospital
Tuesday, last week. Y.
Get your binder twine from the
merchants at Tabor. They will
do what is right. ~ 2Ss 49,.
A large number from here at
tended the picnic onW Wysup's farm
northwest of here Sunday.
Frank Ohr Of near Murdo after
q short visit here with relatives
returned TO his home Tuesday.
Joseph Skorpik and Joseph
Black were in Sioux City last Sa.
turday They returned with a
Ford car. sc.. O..
f. L. Petrik returned last
Thursday from his extended trip
iu Omaha where he had been visit
ing relatives. +. ~. I ......
Anton Lindstorm of Yankton
was here Sunday with bis auto.
mobile. With him were his moth
er and Miss Mcintyre.
Mrs. Frank Bailey of Gregory
arrived here Thursday for 4 short
visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Vaclav Stibral. -
, J. j. Rezac received his J. /.
Case thershing machine this week
and hauled it to his farm with his
Big-4 motor tractor. ! .....
Anton Cacek, q brother of the
Cacek boys of this place, arrived
here last Sunday from his native
land, Bohemia, to make this coun,
try his home. ~ ..s@
To our notion the name Black
Hills sounds good enough to us
and for this reason we are not Sc
doggone anxious to change the
name to Black Mountains.
So Governor Byrne will not at,
tend the republican conference tc
be held in Sioux Falls July 25,
No doubt he will wait for the bull,
moose conference. -
John Mudloff and his two sons
commenced work on the founda.
ton for the old gents new resi-
dence next to the Society hall,
The residence will be 1928.
The new large garage of the
Tabor Motor Co. is in the hands
of the plasterer and will soon b.
ready for occupancy. The new
large pool hall of John Cap viii
also soon be finished. "
The farmers in this vicinity are
now busy cutting small grair
which generally will be as good a.
ever before. Corn has a better
stand than it has ever had. The
crops will be bountifuI.
Frank Hatwan is plastering the
large residence of Rich Celmel
this week and is making a gooc
job Of it, Without doubt he i.
one of the handiest plasterers and
masons in the state.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-08-28
aaabslvtI4aisIl@. arsbltanRaItsH.

Mon 1T ith I'M aIIeemeinen Idnait
einis barber, baB feine Reform un.
isTes BoHf. uHb QreoitpeIens ibrenl
8pede aud MIR onn6bernb entipre.
heH ipiir0e obRe HeriiditGtiepng Der
SntereHen Der Garmer. Denn oieie.
oereR Dernt6geusbeitdHbe oSer @ttiuu
In ibren 2dnbereien, in ibren Der
ernte entseeenreifenben Soaten, H..
ten aderbauHaoi4inen. :brem 8ieb-
Itanb Hab tbrer sanaen Betrie5setn.
ridtmHe beiteben, bebirren zines
HobIeeorbneteR Rreoitueiens Dor al.
len abrtgen Observation-Disclosures
Dts loNapsrti9afhide 6tuOien.
tcssmtNioR, tpel9e F& Dor eiHieen
@onntRH na1 europa beesben bat,
lint ii4 NIT ben bortieen Nderbauoer-
kdItniHen Der Gage Der IanbIi9en
Dso0Iferune unS 6er in tbren Snter-
efe eetroifeneuGiurihtungen befanni
au MAIDEN, bat ii9 Dor aIlem aid NIT
ben Ianbpirti9oftfiden QreaitaritaI.
ten IN 0eutdlano iiBb anberen Can.
OsrH beI&Stist. anG ben IanStpi-i.
4aitH&en aoeperutfbeeieIlf eIlfdaiten,
Sensa Dide I1rSH9e @c1neinipeIeu
iRsen Reiisrlihen punberboren anf.
iHtpaa0 ou berhanfeu hnben. boben lie
lbr Srtarefe tueepanot.
Eiete Bereiatqunaen ntS 2rebit-
nMftafsen, lpeIne Sen 2ou6apirten Scr.
ibiiie oapdbren su nerbdItnisasdbig
utebriaen Sateu = fir 3 bis s BRO
sent = ftubeH fi4 IN aIlen europdi-
ihen 9dRSern. Sie fteben IN sepii.
ieu WuBe ntter Der aontroIle Scs
Staates unb f5Rnsn tn setpiNen Sol.
len auf Seiea l1aterinisuns re4usn.
Dieie ut i'm aIIsemeiHsn iebo6 niht
bon iuefeHtIihem BeIana. Mut @e.
eemfeitigteit beriibe1sbe Dreoniiatio-
rfa aHter seeisnetsr in3Deritdaoieer
0aitrHg iiIsS aiisrsiheRh, ben 9nit6-
ptrteu ftets ben piiui9sassperten
Rrebtt au iiHern.
S&on uHtsr prdfSeept Gnfts G6.
utiniitration purbe Die @raabune
Ianoutrti4afHi&er arebitnnRoIten IN
Gsregnng sebro&t. llab ber 0aped.
ber nun oIf Der Rii6He4E 6eeTtffensm
InnbauirtihaftIi9en @auhSeufognmtt
ron nod europa bsisonA, pie fhon
eefagt, Dor aIlem barta. Nd nit Die
fen Giaridtuneen einokbsnS besannt
ga madden. Sbre giuia6rnne in De
fem Ganbe tuJsbe txiersn Garmsrn
aus ben o6en aneeesbeaen 0yimoen
tuso ar4 ben eei4attHii4an nnb inbu.
itrisIIen Sntsrsasn ses 0eESss iebr
f6rheriih istm. % 1T bober AZ er.
spdstsA bob ite BEL 1er beoovkebenoen
Observation-Disclosures cine ibrer
Nebe,stssns srAfpse&ssDe BeriidF1ti-
oansa ftuaeH spsras.
(~er.-&er.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-08-28
Gine CrsaaifatioR szr SefamSfnus
Der @rieasiea@sn.

Sapei befborroeess6s Bienez
bdben iest in aIIer StiIie elm bsSei'
tiinssooIIes Dert sef@affen. elm,
Organization sur 4efGnpiuHg be,
RrieesIeu&en. Riiooff araus, ber
beooHitte Bdfteriodooe, ber besanGhit
einem 2uie nad 9nenos apres fol.
gen ptro unb Soisf @intsr ri3teteu
bpeienti3e Gadenappen, mobile Cpl.
bemieIaboratoriea nTb asirje fir
Rrieesie,idenp fIeaerinneu Elm. Die
Organization fam. tpie bic BerIiner
aIiniide Bodeaidrift aritteizt, aud
gu Griebensseiten aEs Sdpt segen
GpiSeurien nerpenbet pep6en. Sie
itebt Der aibiieit Santtdtsoer.poitrus
sar 4erfheuna. 9nrerft purAeR IL
sssbe mobile Observation-Disclosures
anfseitstlt ns,b benz WtinHRrt,sH fir
9oSSesoerteiogaHe ifberesbeh- Sie
fa1b nidt MIR fiif fultursIIe uzb nh
froftnpiihs lluteriudHzngen far 8.er.
operationeH rHb Seftiaaea aiiaoerii-
itet, ionSern aud iiir De btolesiide
Oiae=oftf ut sopeeforst; ferner f;nS
bts estfpre6eshen @eaoen Dntente-
rteiexam, Gppsus- NIB GHoieruDae-
cine ufp. 5orhdntea Dis 0sitItna
hsier moSiIen 2absso4erien Dtrb i'm
RriaesfoIle ie einem srpfeiIor Der
Spsiene ober 8Gtserietoeie lbertro.
gen. 0as Nsutsrtd Der 9dberatorien
9euiiat fir Bdheruiteria9nneen
Destruction Der BaiFsr, fir bufterio-
IoaHAe liHtsd &ausesa an RroHfen
uit1 @efHnoen, eAusiHrphineen, Des.
iHfefttsn bon 3df@e uR6 Meibern.
Die Orgnnifatorei, beHsn etn grubeS
@erf eeitneen 1T, oesifen an eine IN.
ternatiSnAle aftion snr 4ef1mpfune
Der Rriessleuhen. Sds DeutIde Rote
Qre1s bat bsreits n1iteeteiIt, oa6 es
ben aRtrns Oeiterreid1s, Sie iaterna-
tiondIe ireiiptIige Ollie i'm seriese
auf Die @rridtuneen sur 8orbe,tsuna
mn6 8etampfuug ber Sntetfions.
fponfbeiten aitssaoehaen, beim Snter.
HntioRaIen Qoslfitee In @esrf inter
Itiisen iperSe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-08-28
laOpieseIts attrHtdter i'm Ssfdmsnis

SobH SdraHf, ipeIher ON IL. OF.
tcber b, s. eiH attertat eegen Ebeo.
Dor RooieOeit beriibt bate, ais Der.
ieIbe fi9 auf bem 8eoe au elmer po.
Ittii9eu BenanmIuHe itaQlu6itoriirul
sa WaIpoifee beiaHh. mirb nabr.
f6eiaIia baIo aus benz Rortbera 60
fpttnI fin 0eiftestraiffe nod Dem
8,i3tbaiis In BairpuR transportieri
Uerben mo fifr eeiitesfranfe Strdf-
IHee eine eigene abteiIune eineerih.
tet tpor6en 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-08-28
GiSemb abn SeittabeHe.
SsIabare. eadaipaHna unb BsHsrn Sabn
Su Rraft ben "a. Stunt 1906.

Su HrdIt peu "a. Juut l5oO.
gRellh-g,uIdet Sfranton fir Msp geyi
sw Dos, $40. SOS. 500, 1920, Bcrui.,
1910, 3.25 uus 3.l0 Ra&miitaas. Hfr
glsw gprs uub pbtlaespbia, nm 500 Born.
f1IO nab 3.35 Rdmmtttdg6. Gir
Scbvbaurd, $40 Rddmtttaes.
NSrbIidh 30 iir Buffalo um lis. 6.25u 900
Mcr.t SIS. 6.40un ff.t0gfd&mtitags. Sfr
Btusbauton, GImird unb 3pii&snifationsn nm
6O.fO Ror. uut LOS Ra&m. 8hr SsDssr.
SvratuI, nub utica. nm IFS unb 6.25 Wcr.;
ass gla&mittaas. Osptau. Svrasnfs unh
fittsa pua um 6.25 Wur. Iduft tdaIit. dusas.
,upututsr Spnntaas. Hir Wuntrois nm 900
Nlsr. .05 unb GAO 1d&m. Ri&cIien ae-
epniSbaiton, nm 400 Ra&miiiaas. 8ins'
bau,ptcn aespm cbatipu, I'm 6.f5Nd6ni'ttdss.
4Ioomsbura Sibifiou-grIdRi SeraHton
fir Woribumbtrlaub nm 6.35. 1920 Dor,
f.55 unb $40 sla&m. Sir plymouth uni 9.o5
Ro&miitdss.
ScnutaaS'Shae.
sdnU&-Nar Rtp gprF I'm 205. 3.20
sos uub 1920 @prssus, 1886 unb $40
Hdhmt.
glSrnIl6 -aar Bu#aIp nm t.ts. unh
6.25, Wor.; 1.55, GAO unb tt.to Wa@H.
NHr gluabauipn uub 3pif&snRatipusn, 300
uub 1910 gprmtitdas.
HIaousbnrg Sihifi0n-gfrldht etrdiifri'
anS 1920 Rpr. uut $40 Ra&mtfidss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-08-28
eadaiuaaua & @bomins Ballet.
(qaureT einie.)
spttS.n SnautSn unS @iIiss.8ars.

3ptt&n Scranton unt 0iIfss.earrs.
pHas seIaiI.n @eraripn I'm .00,2.00. 800
400, 100 uns 800 Rrratns. Nm sac Rpr-
Atus an @u&sutaatu unb dut nabfrlstnes
spdn,ta Rinuitn, unS uri ZOO Wpratns an
Spnnidasn unb aiIs nd&fclasnbt inan,te Mt'
nuien Die uub tnfIuHvt 1900 Rd&is, In gStls
Fts.Bdrrs III Wtnuteu ibdisr dtfcmrisue.
Grprte,aas, tur In pittstcu aubdlttnb, str-
IaTtu Scranton dls Stunbe tdsltG, dusat.
aemmsn Spuntdas Hub 8tttrtdatt, BON 7.ls
Hsovasus bis 7.t9 abenbs uub trtHtn tn gBtl'
Fes-BdrYe 30 Winuisn fpdttr stu.
Ottisrer Disuff inii&ta SCRANTON, Nau ana
paYf, quna pdri, PETERSBURG uub Sunntrrs.
@itbs SabrpIan fit atpddbtiSrernbs 3ag'
Tfaitn Graft am 2. SuItt907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-08-28

ssa Qap him, Wsina,, tonb I'M Id
toertjAsn S6nIbanis be &rainrliG
bon lrdmeia Srma 8Ienert iuio Po-
Itor q. s. s6iersE6sd sur& pditos
q. 8. aibre6t itatt. De 9rnit II
cine Eodter BON SerrR uno Gran @,
&. Blmlert Bon airapdrts Dohute#
Der 6o4seit bei bie GIteru Ses Grdr,'
tiean,s 6err una Groa %. S6iersH'
bed bon ct poid, &err .. Stbea tuh
Gamtlis, ct. PauI; Serr iu1s Gra,I
Sreb. Sdierenbed IT, Srau SreS,
S9iereHbed f., RinneopoIts; GrL
GHa Rortb, Serei1s Sails; 9err uni
95rot guimer, Gnirfug; 6rI. g. Rem
mele, SIeepp Gpe; Serr uHo 6run
Sftermana, G0bben, unS Grnrf Oteiel
bon pttbruan, WiHu.
gsah etner Sob5eitsreife Sii @er
panSten In Ct poiiL Gerglis 6oIls,
gbicnuo unb WiIpaihse, tDirS 6oi
fuiiae Ydnr iih IN @reenIedf, @is-
uie6erIaiIen, mo- Der iunpe gbemarT
Pditor Der IiitbertfAeu @enetrsoe TT
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-08-28
esmmer 8eaneni.

81 FSansn ps&lsIn Sbr.n gbsd tsbtn absnb
BE 9 iibr. $i.00 erBfnsi cine Sparttnlaet
asbit 3 Trcatnt 9tufen. Sit fSnnsn. 3tsbsH SPr
6sIh isbtu Eaa I'm Sabr pbns Riubteuna.
BHraI&aftItt btpoamd&fatt assntti ttir BIZ
0u,mtildsu Sc Sransatlanitf&sn une 8hiien
Sampf.r qiuisn. @itbt ftir Rftisn bic bfHs
ausFunft uub nittrieift prsiis.
Die gtptariats abtbtiIuna frttgt Bplniahtin
aub SrSHisbsus ssf,sIidt Dciumtnts IN allsn
eurpp6iItsu Sprd@tn an. Sdprst pdiis fir
8urasr son ben Ser. Stdatsn. @sleitaeun8sn
SAD alien EttiItn bsr 8slt.
8Ian Banfin9 SDnie,
aIS 9adapanna aDe., Seranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-08-28

Gin IeItfnuIer 8apH&eHtoH ergab
IiG pdbrQnb etres Geites bss Barrier
Bamen.aerotInb2 -SteIlu~. Der
BdtIou yetoiIe poIatr- b@ Gnmi
@olbit,mtbt mari I'm QneeHbId be-
Starts etuen &errH ano etHs DAME
Meber, bic itM neben beT 0sHAd y
fanSeu. Dur4 bis longs estndSsI
ber Dame srIitt bts gulIoHbilfIs ssneu
gs4b bow 30 0eutfuRtef 0sspl Osoai
@Glbf&mtSt mubte be Rstbisena v!e.
ben irsb tuleber tozsAen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-08-28

Die SriibfoIe seboren au einem
GbriitenIeben uis oas SaIa au einer
Speiie.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
Stepson Who Fought With Mothers Husband
Over Auto Pleased With Progress of Case.

The Keefer marital relations again
are in statue quo following the SEN
sational turn of affairs Saturday aft
ernoon, when David H. Keefer was
placed under $500 peace bond on
charges preferred in Justice Girar-
deau's court by Mrs. Keefer. The
matter, for the time being, at least,
probably will end here, as neither Mr..
Keefer nor Mrs Keefer has indicated
that the controversy will be renewed.
Mr.. Keefer made bond Saturday
afternoon only after some difficulty
in fact, not until the bond had been
reduced from $1,000 to $500. Mrs.
Keefer made no objection to the cut
however, and every member of the
family. including Jack Macy Mrs.
Keefer's son, as well as Eleanor Macy.
her daughter, left the stuffy little
court apparently well pleased with
the decision. The charge OF disorder
ly conduct was doeketed against Mr.,
Keefer as a result of the difficulty at
the Piedmont Driving Club Friday
night, in which Keefer and young
Macy exchanged blows following a
quarrel over the ownership of an au-
tomobile.
The charge may be withdrawn by
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
Miss Cannon, Dixie
Nightingale, to Sing
For Atlanta, Free
Wonderful Soprano Will Be Center
Of Interest at Concert in
Auditorium-Armory.

At the free concert this afternoon
at the Auditorium Armory Atlantans
Will have their first opportunity to
hear the wonderful soprano voice OF
Miss Eulalia Bright Cannon, the IS
year-old Atlanta girl who won the
$4,000 grand opera prize for having
the most promising voice in America
A wealthy New York woman. hidden
behind a mantle OF mystery, was the
generous donor of the prize, which
aroused national interest.
Miss Cannon will sing two big op-
cratic numbers and probably some
simple English songs as encores. The
program is as follows:
Overture to the music Drama, "Ro-
samunde," Schubert.
Improvisation upon Schuberfs song,
"Hark, Hark, the Lark" Starnes.
Aria, 20 Don Fatale" (Don Carlos),
Verdi-Miss Cannon.
Three Dances from Henry VIII"
German.
Aria, 'Lieti Signor, Les Hugue-
nots, Meyerbeer-Mis Cannon.
Grand March, Alexandria, n
StarneS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29

Mrs. Keefer If the peace bond which
she secured against her husband is
not violated, after a reasonable time.
In the meantime, both Mr. and Mrs.
Keefer have returned to. their re-
spective homes-th- husband to the
home of his mother on Peachtree
Street, the wife to their beautiful
home on East Fourteenth near the
Driving Club.
Mrs. Keefer intends to remain here
temporarily, however, as she is even
now personally experimenting the
construction of an apartment on
Peachtree Street, which, she says, will
be a home for women who have had
just such trouble in marital relations
as she.
Here, she says, she will live the
simple life-the ideal life, if her opin-
ion-surrounded by her little family,
son and a daughter. both still well
in their teens. Mrs. Keefer takes
sharp exception to the term of debu-
tante applied to her daughter.
Il don't have such things in my
family" she said, land never intend
to, for I like the dishpans better than
the drawing room. In other words,
am a Socialist"