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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
Warn %inhehrnnht.

4 gsrn inbe6rGnSt. Sra Der.
aen mebbeleS Sen 3Oie Iprtl. On
poI0iom T6ebranb opitoo peb Siti'
oen / Sormibbag / en- itsrre arbet'
6erboIiq poo Solbeim tpt beb Ser.
aen. On arebtoers Some, iom boebe
/ aoiItetdger bsrte 9artreifrig / @ta'
aen n~eoeuunber og merfebe en- itert
gronolugt. Sum Lob for of alar.
mere SoIf, men bu bum fom tilboge
for at reooe fine egne 9srn, itoo Su.
let / Ips Cue, og belle Srappeopgan.
qen par fpIot al Rss. Reoning al
8srnene bar olbeles umuIig. gsr.
renes Sor giorbe Here 8ange bette.
mooige Sorisg paa OF trprge inb /
set brRrbenbe Sus, men ban maatte
opqioe set efter of booe faaet flere
Itpaae 9ranbiaar. 9e 4 gsrn, Tom
par / @lLberen ira IL Wtaaneo til 6
gar, in6ebrPnbte, og Suiet brenbte
neS iii @rlmben. gariager iii 81.
oens Spfomit bar, at gern baobe
Iegt meo 5pritiffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22

Suentaaenbe afbtGbning eienstr "Suapennen" gr. $50 (np WeobeD
meb fire Sfuffer, fuIoitnnbis SaOosrsfabinet og forarbeiOet al piano.
jneret, foartfaget GO.
9enne DeafIn er life @sne inrbeles iolto, men ~hISitanoig enefaa.
enbe fit emile og fmagfuIbe l1bfpr. De fire Sfuffer II anbroot Ioibe
panelebe @iaaser, bpaS Der cir benz aIbeIes iteufre. 0eaRtn6obet brtn.
es paa 8Iaos neb $ieIp al bet nltonatfe 2aag, in iaurHoia IsHer
SoiiSen op os CIR rgdie Stun for ben ipen0es Snar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
l1buanSrinaen ira 9prae. 9e

1lS~sanSriusen fra ROrse. Dem be.
partementale &omitee, Der arbeieer
meb @misrationslooeu bar MI afst-
pet ben fsrite Del of fin S~nbitiqins.
9enne Snoitiling er Iebioset Of en-
RGtfe SabeIler al flor S~nteresie. De,
piier rig, of Der itoen 1876 er uboaH.
bret ira Rorge oper 600 700 Wenne.
Tier, oerai nRiten 10000 iii be Sor.
Stater. or De iioite % aars Gu.
100000 ubpanbrere bar be 250,00O
ira 2moSiitritterne, Reite1 fro gp'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
Gn 9pab, ium tappes. Sra 9sr.

Gn gpsb, ium tappes. Sra Scr.
ieifo9n ifribeS til "SagSpoiten"
SoIfetaaet / 9pgoen bar / flere aar
oeret / 3ebgone, % Oct fer no, pom
ON BET piG iortiette i iamme Our.
S,tberfuloien bar 4ar for aar fr9s
BET mango ,lnge 2tp, og oertil font
rler, at Observation-Disclosures griber
ON iig. SaaIeoes forIoo 3btc Gaas
ifeoag life min0re enb Is un9e Wen.
ne fer - 2 ~fpinbeliee og 13 manos
Iige - gpgoeu for of reiie til ame-
rita, o9 Der bill fslge mango efter
2sbet al @aoren. Get en- meO Sorg
at ri @pgoers Solf maa bore 8ione
til, of 9lon1ten al ltngOommen iaa'
lebeS ! Slot og Ssl9e ~forlaoer i'm
Siembpgo eler bIir Offer for DEN
forfer6elige S~uberfuloie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
81 @nar0c brGnotc.

~ u UHui 1Slu NuI'
bora mcooeleS oen 40e Ipril. 5
gtot bar ser after raiet en- itsrre
Brand / 4alborgs RPrbeo, i6et to
itore firlGugeoe 8aaroe / 9raitrup.
.tilbsren6e Anton 5bomIen og Sens
alitgaorS, err ne6brRnbte til 8rur'
Sen. aae gpgringerne nar itraa,
tPfte, % Der bar irgen Sprsite. .
llnqtreaturer omfom / 6%lammerne,
oq al Srrage, Waitiner, geotorer,
itore aorumPtgber og meget Snobc
brPnSte. 8aarbene par tilianmen
foriitreSe for ca. 125,000 ar., oa
Ser er iiffert soelagt 9Rrbter ior
ca. 100000 Str. Sloen, Ser opitob
Slitaamos 2aoe, CT rimeIigpis paa'
Iot, og Sa Sen iioite itore grano
Iruitrup, bporpeo :. e. giaabiens
8oarS brRnSte, enbnu life er opfla'
ret, frpgter man en- granNtiitelies'
Gpi0emi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
Gabeibanc I'll EIpien.

WuUtIUuHt III VIpItH'
8ormanbifab bar ben 2ben IpriI be-
iluttet at iuoitile, at Der meooeles
&prceSiion poa IrIGg % Drift al en-
eIeftrtit &obeIbane fra SetrIiosaI.
menning iii SIeien. aoncesiipncns
@ori9bco irtteS til 80 Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
Iaaac Sirfe. 9irfeoeportennnte

NuHgC NIr1t. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
far foreilaaet beuilget 1000 8roner /
StotSbiOrog til R%eitaurering al
@oage Strife / 8ubbranbSbaIen W
opisrt $500 Ser. paa 9uogettet 1913
IA. &irfefomiteen reOucerer 9e.
piIguingeu I'll benboloSois 5000 uy
$500 SER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
Spteliala / SreoertfSitaS.

NpteI'alg Ureoertfsltno. Uro
6reoerifSitao meboeles 3. 2. Iprtl.
Oct peIrenomereOe Sliens Sotel,
@pens ~itpritP, bots Gier beoe / %tn.
FER err ioIgt for 10000 Ser. iii Sp.
barter poo "SaonOoerferen" / Srt.
itionio 9. Ghriitofferieu, iom ouer.
tagcr Sotellet oen 14oe Ipril.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
"Sriiteliut SuabIao" bar III

"ariitelist SaabIao" bar ififtei
&eooftsr, ioct Toitor s. 5. &. Is.
Wattbieien al SeIbreosbenIpn bar lie!
iig rsOiaeet til at iratreSe Stilin.
gen iom Reoaftsr, buiIfen bereiter
foreIsbig er ooertaget al Eaitor So.
ralo Senien Scent, Der t~ibIigere /
manse Iur bar pGret fnpttet hi Ola.
Nn+
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
Saabcim | Bert. Teb BEN al 3.

Saahcim I Vert. Te0 Den AZ no
Ittiet foretagne SoIfetplin9 puu
Soabeim bier set Jig, at Steoet IN
bar 1904 Sttobpggere, bporaf ouer
200O or S%fattepoere. anlGgget puu
Riufon II begpnocr M at inotoge
Ell NtGngoe arbeiOere, ioa SoIfetaI'
let bill ittge betpoeltg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
Enuife .Scrnbaucplauer. Ssro 8

ie meooeleS beu Bite Worts. Baa
ct Ws0e / 2srbags / Horup neoiat'
teS ct l(opalg paa II 0teoIenmter,
Ser ifaI orbeibe for anlGgget al en-
&crnbane ira Stterup paa Roroipn'
ife Sernbane ouer Sosmarf til @aar.
ocie 9anen; Sen trnfe3 aulagt ionl
Ell I~cttere, normoIiporet @ane %
iaar Ell 2pngbe al IL 0tiI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
fra Voroe.

103 Iar. @uro Sanoe / Serre6
peo Sariuno osoe iorIeoen 103H2
4or al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22

"Sram"s Sraabipie. Waifiniit g.
S1tnbbecf reiite forleben Dag fra
&riitidnia til 9uenoS Iires for Of
ponbe9pnoe Snitauotionen al Sen
~traaoIsie SeIeeraf omborb pas
"Sram". Sr. SunObecf bar / noqen
Si0 op6oIot fig peO 0ieieIs @erfite-
ser / StocfboIm og %uOOannet Jig for
set arbeiOe, bat III ifal gaa igaIIg
meo omborb paa "Sram". On fort
Sto reiier 2sitnant Rilien til Spif-
Lamb for at lore Ben Sraaolsies Ye-
banoIing. Sr. RiIicn ifal opertass
al g elegrafering paa "Sram".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
Gicnoomsialg. Hroprtetpr 20.

Gicnbomsialg. Vroprtetpr Cot
far mo0eIfiftet gienoommen "@am'
mellmo" paa Wors me0 8aar6eier
Sens y. 9tiel lens Gienbom / Semb
paa 5bpbolm. "8ammelIuno" er al,
lat til 10000 Ser. % 8aaroen l
Selub iii ca. 10000 Str.
- @aaroen "Seitermarf" peb Ial.
borg er al fbp. 8obseier Sau'en
operoraqet iii Suseier Sacob 1bom'
fen al Welbolt for 100000 &r. BE-
Iptningen mebfslger.
- "See8gaaro" meo tilbsrenoe III
bpqgergonro er al EroprietGr 9.
Subj iolgt til EroprtetGr $. Subj,
ti0liaere al "8armarfsgaaro" ior
100000 Str. uoen geiRtnira. Set
err Weniugeu, at Ell Gel al 8aaroen
ifal uOitptfcS, me0en5 SooeObpgnin'
aen meO Ell iterre TarceI ifaI aibPn'
6es Iom 2pitgooro, meobeIes ira Sol
Dina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
Gaa @anrbcu SpeiterciS / Sanrl

Gaa 6aarocu SpeitcrciS / Sann,.
fe0al feire0eS Ben 2Soe Wtart5 Dob.
b%eItbrplll1p, ifriper "&rag. 81, iOet
&DiuingieItrene Somine % Ia9o1,
0stre til @oioIf Soeitereto og SOU.
Itru, fpot 9obbeboIen, bolot 9rpaup.
Somine meo Sens Stsen, Sannife.
sal, % 4a9ot meb Sbor aaien, Sau.
nifeoal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
Srnnnr. Irn Minnfirbinn menhe

Srnnos. Sra Rin0fisbing meNoe'
les beu Site MartS. Natten til
igaGr ncobrpuote totaIt Chr. @Ifi9rs
gnfG 8aaro / 8cQiug. 8 areati.
rer, 6 Saar, 8 Spin % alt Sierfrrei
inbcbrrnote. Ibens 9Iariag er upe'
fienbt.
- 9pborg. Site MtartS. Ole Nt'
cIienS @aaro / @openie er iaite8 neo.
brGnot. SeIc 9eiGtningeu % cnoel
ScJnObo ~reo0coeS. Sl0eu or paaiat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22

ennaHiueu "6usesHnsu- &c mootnaen {
aoo croen, % ben er alt oi ian snffe 2.
eumaNire al barre. Ten a.sr scoi sfrbeies
% Saar let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22

anerfienbelie. Soribareren efter
SomsaHiselien: ~Sesorrre bar aft
oGret iprsi9resl"
antlageoe: "Raa. Seres SfpIS bar
Der lie Sr. aepotat! De bolot en- SaIs
iom. iom - ia lee soooe
iritienSt misi"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
Set Scraparcfabrif ncb6rrnot.

Set ScraDarcfabrif nebbrGnot.
Sra Set meboeles oeu lite Ipril.
Set Seruparefabrif neObrGnote ~.
taIt Wanbag aften. Irbeioct Hut.
teoe Sabrifen ST. 6 % pco 7sSioen
opitoo SlOen. @pgningen, iom par
en- e%nfeltpanels SrGbpgning, brpno'
te til 8r1tnOen / 2sbet al en- balp
Sime. 8eo intenit grbeibe Ipffeoes
BET at rebbe enbel Rabobpgntnger,
iom en- 2ib par Iterft trr,et. Sabri-
fem err asiureret / "0orben" og Set
gieniibige 5oriifrtn9" for 6O-7O,-
900 &r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22

SmfOmmet. Sra Sfien meboeIeS
ben 3Oie Ipril. Eoa ct al StutSmt'
hitter 8unnor anuOienS Sftbe,
"9rotIano", er Stprmono 2oui5 Gn.
oreaS Sanien, 9reUif, omfommet
oeo llIpffe / Srieit. RGrmere Sp.
Ipsninger James enOnu. Gen for
lllpffeoe, iont bar en- Iieloet bra
Mono, bar / mange Inr p9ret fin
Wor8 eneite Ststte. San bar / lin
Sio fprer al Ell SrnpIer tilbsren,e
Sfi6Sreoer &orneIill3 9feo, 9repif,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22

Ip Sfolc. Sra Sanders meooe'
les Sen Bite Worts. s Gftermtooag
inOpieoes Der en- itor, M S~folebp8'
ming, beliggelbe peb Sobrooel. Zen
er opisrt al artiteft SobS. WtpnIter
/ GanOerS. SperilagSiummen er
100000 Ser, % natIig bItper Der en-
lille SperifribeIie. SfoIen Der er
TO @toger, er meget elegant 90 MOS
berne in0rettet meo eleftriIf Sps,
". c. etc. Sen bar / bper etage S
&IasiepGrclier bpert meb 1S-2O
SomanoSbor6e. Sormanoen
for SfoIeltopuIget, 9irefter 60
ms Rasmntsien, o~perlepereoe
Sfolen I'll &ommunen, paa bots
&egnc 9orgmciter Spane mootoa
oen. Gnbpiocre talte5 Der al Eaitor
aabea og oen afgoaenbc SfoIcoiref'
tor SocobIen, / bpi8 embcoe OoerIp,
rer Sfoll er fonititueret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22

@arner's White &ine OF Gar
Sirup, ser bebite Soitemie6el paa
Sorben. itmoier SorfisIelie / en-
Sus. bois taset iiibe. 25c os SOC.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
Ip Sirfe / 2pnitrnp. 8eo ct for

lc6er afbolot WeuigbeoSmsbe / 2sn'
"trip, bpor ca. 100 al Scboerne bar
moot, peOtogcS oct iislge "Ialb.
S~tiitSt." at arbci0e 6en til at iaa Ell
M airfc / Steoet for Den 8annle
Moarup airfe, iom er bp09ct gar
1874. Ger neOinttcS ct llopol9 til
Iomrnen mco WenigbeOen at ireurme
EIancn; Omfoituiugerue anilaaeS til
ca. $4,000 Ser. Ser ipneS at bore
melt Stcmning for, at Den gomIe
airfe ifal bliue ~itoaenoe % peoltge'
boIoes iom en- SepprOigbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22

On Iano / California ifreo iii fin
aousresmano og bao ON ct erem'
plar al "tbe Congressional Recoro"
= oct iamme omtrent JON "Stor.
tirgstioenoe" / Rorse. San oiloe
iaa ben inb6unoen. aoneresmanoen
ipdrebe, at Oct bar bam umltligt or
imsbefomme Manoens gnife paa Oct
Vnnft. "a ifrep Wanben | Galiior.
mia Nien icm fslser:
"aiRre Serre! Ceres Sreu al
23oe Sennes moStnset. % Ter ies Der.
al, Of oet life er Fem mulist at len.
De mig ct ginS al Congressional
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22

BEL, fra Stem 0orf berettes ON en-
Ssne, iom bar laet 6 9uiin sGg min.
ter | ct Ssbus. Snu % penb Sins
gen, Tom on oil - oisie ~"cplo.itor.
age SEN" bar Oct altio lin Bel!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22

Nen oper fra oct aIoorlise iii no'
get mer "irteresiant"l Seq ueo, Of
noar ieg preuer at uPre norton.
rpnfer De ~alporlige pda 9Pieu, og
prsper ieg OF oGre aloorlig, erter jeg
oerpeo SpsgefugIene. ga ieg imiS.
lertio er ilig ifabt, at ieg life let fan
labe pGre at blanoe Spsg og aluor
'ammen en- Sang iblanot, iaor begse
g =. pre pGre ooerbprenoe
m . mig! 9. oe?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-21
SORE, ITCHING FEET.
After Fourteen Years of Torture, Cur
ed by Saxo Salve.

Martin Keane, Rockingham hotel
Absecon, n. j., says: Having suffer
ed for about fourteen years with the
most terrible itching and burning
sensation of my feet, it is almost i'm
possible to describe my sufferings
Singular to say, that all of my suffer
ings occurred from the moment | re-
moved my shoes and stockings al
night. | had to scratch until the skin
was broken before l could get relief
Frequently I had large sores on my
insteps for days. 1t has never appear
ed on any other portion of my body
only my insteps and around my
ankles. A fifty-cent package of your
Saxo Salve has. I hope, permanently
cured me, as l have no more itching.
It's action is instantaneous
In all forms of skin disease the
antiseptic, healing properties of Saxo
Salve penetrates the skin and de-
stroys the germs Of disease.
Try Saxo Salve on our guarantee
to return your money if it does not
help you. Leo. II. Fihe, Druggist,
Richmond, Ind.
P. S. II the blood is poor, Vinol
will purify and enrich it.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-21
FAULTY DIGESTION
Quickly Skaters the Nervous System
Immediate Action Necessary
TRY Mi-o-na.

When you feel irritable, tired and
d. 9.,ondent-when you have nervous
; @chings, specks before your eyes,
,,lIches, sour stomach, heartburn,
i;!u,sestion and pains in the colon and
bowels-you suffer from indigestion,
which soon develops into dyspepsia
the chief cause of nerve exhaustion
you need Mona at once.
Mona is a specific for stomach
weakness-it goes to the seat Of your
trouble and quickly and surely ends
stomach misery. 1t builds up and
strengthens the stomach walls and
glands. improves quickly the digestive
system, then the vital force and en-
ergy are restored and strength and
good spirits come to the discouraged,
rundown and weak
Do not suffer another day. Get a
fifty cent box of Mona Tablets at
your nearest drug store-keep them
with you constantly. for this treat
ment will help you to get well and
strong and immediate relief is sure
Do not delay - delays are not only
dangerous but needless. If not bene-
fitted Mona costs nothing. Sold by
Leo H. Fihe and all druggists
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-21
RUSH IS PEEVE0
Files Election Statement in
Pungent Letter.

When a man is not a candidate for
election. it is an imposition to make
him file a statement of his campaign
expenses This is the belief Of Ben
Rush as expressed in a letter to City
Clerk Bescher which was written in
Kansas City, Mo. Rush writes that he
did not spend a cent.
The letter which City Clerk Bescher
has filed as a statement follows:
Filling out of these papers for ex-
penses for election is out of the ordi-
nary, as I handed you a notice in per
son of my withdrawal.
1T seems quite an imposition and
further | made no expenses whatever.
not one cent"
Although Mr.. Rush resigned from
the ticket, saying he would not make
the race and would not accept the Of
fee, members of the Democratic City
committee had his name placed on the
ticket as a certified candidate.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-21
SCHOOLS OBSERVE
5OTH ANNIVERSARY

Although no general observance of
the fiftieth anniversary of the dedica-
ton Of the Gettysburg battlefield by
Abraham Lincoln was ordered in the
city schools, many teachers in the
lower grades had programs dealing
with the Gettysburg speech. Super
intendent Giles said it was part of the
work among the younger children to
observe all anniversaries connected
with the country's history. On such
occasions the school work for the day
is hinged upon the. event which is be-
ing celebrated.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-21
$4,000 MEN JOIN
STRIKE IN RUSSIA
Total Number of Idle Work
ers Reaches up to
1889.

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 21.-More
than $1,000 men joined the general
strike throughout Northern Russia to-
day, bringing the total OF idle workers
up to SO, 500 Thirteen strikers were
arrested for making hostile demon
STATIONS against the trial Of employees
OF the Buchoy works. whose arrest on
the charge of illeagally quitting the
companys employ, caused the walkout.
Thousands of printers are among the
strikers
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-21
MANY PR0GMSS|VES
TO ATTEND MEETING
State Rally Next Tuesday At
tracts Attention of
New Party.
KEEVER ENTERS RACE
Announces His Candidacy
For Position of COun-
ty Clerk.

Howard Brooks, Progressive county
secretary and city chairman, said to-
day he expected a good-sized delega-
ton of Wayne county Progressives
would attend the state rally to be held
in Indianapolis next Tuesday. He
asked all Progressives who reside in
Richmond or vicinity and who are
planning to attend the meeting to
meet at the Pennsylvania station Tues
day morning at o'clock.
Mayorelect Robbins, City Attorney
Bond and County Treasurer Chamness
have arranged to attend the meeting.
Progressive leaders and workers all
over the state are anxious to get a
glimpse of the delegation from Wayne
county, which is recognized as the
Progressive stronghold of the United
States, because it's government is al
most completely dominated by the new
party. In consequence, the Wayne
CONTAINS will play most conspicuous
part at the indianapolis meeting
keever in Race.
Another new candidate for the Pro-
gressive nomination for county clerk
has made his formal announcement
Claude keever, Of Fountain City, trus-
tee of New Garden township, one of
the bestknown business men in north
ern Wayne county and an active Pro-
gressive worker since the organization
of the party.
Rumor also has it that Frank Gipe,
OF East Germantown, business man
Oh that place and an active party
worker. is to seek the Progressive
nomination for county clerk.
Robbins Besiesed.
Mayor-elect Robbins is still being
no wit
ments to city offices. These applica-
tons are made through personal in
terviews and through the mails, and
SO numerous are the men willing to
be attached to the municipal pay roll
that they would form a small army
Included in the list of applicants are
a number of the present city officers
Mr.. Robbins is still taking his time
making out his slate. and announced
again today he would not be ready to
make it public for several days
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-21

Joliet, Illinois, aims to get rid of
delinquents in its schools by putting
the boys too big for their classes into
special class in charge of a man
teacher of forceful personality.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-21


mie which will Christmas
Kong Eugene husling
He had
he
real
board the eIrene
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-21

FOR SALE room house with furn-
ace. Good location. Price $4,000 for
quick sale. Address Box 1874 Rich
mOnd
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-28
AFF|DAv|TS ACCUSING
FRANK JUROR Of BIAS
UNTRUTHFU Essays

Branding highly improbable absurd and ridiculous the
of aav charging A. H. Hensee with the utterance of
certain remarks indicating prejudice and anmosy against Leo
M Frank Solicitor Hugh M Dorsey vigorously to the de-
Tense of the accused juror in his Tuesday morning
hearing the motion trial the convicted
tory superintendent.
The Solicitor declared vehementy that many of the depos
offered by the defense bear at fraud citing
the adavs of Leon Harrison and julius Lehman specific in
He rdculed Lehmans affidavit declaring his
shot through and through with the absurdy and mprobaty
and that it proven false by Henees affidavit There
too much Lemans affidavit the Solicitor declared
definite and precise Laughable he declared the only
that fits it,
The Solicitor spent practically the entire morning
rcule with dicue the demo-
sons offered by the defense The affidavit of Samuel
who Hsnslee during controversy El Club
in june characterized Frank Jew, and expressed de-
sire to kill him target for than hour
citor's ridcule.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-28
HUERTA
ASSASS|NS
SEEK HIM
9ader Appeals to American Con-
3uI-Two Aides and Newspaper
Man Also Taken on Vessel.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, Oct. 2S.-
'5neral Felix Diaz was taken on
ard the United States gunboat
|neeling at Vera Cruz early to-day
Ger he had informed the Ameri-
an Consul there, William Canada,
hat agents of General Huerta had
areatened to assassinate him, accord
ne TO a cablegram received here.
The dispatch adds that Jose Sando-
al and Cecilio Ocon, two support
rs of Diaz, and Alexander Williams,
- American newspaper man, were
aAen or board The Wheeling with
)iaz, and are now under the pro-
eGtion of the United States flag.
Advices received here early to-day
that the conditions at Vera
ruiz are serious. L. Blum, an Amer
,an citizen who accompanied the
)iaz party from Havana to Vera
,ruz, is said to have been arrested by
IeNiCan officers,
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PLEA
F Or LII t.
IS MADE
Widow of Slain Farmer, Deserted,
Waits Verdict in Jones
County Cell.

GRAYS, Oct. 2S.-Mrs. Katherine
King will know before night whether
her pitiful story of the events that
led to the Staying of her husband
James King by Nick Wilburn reached
the hearts of the jurors who are try
as it did the courtroom spectators
who heard her story. The case has
gone to the jury, and it was expected
that a speedy verdict would be re-
turned.
In the impassioned plea of her
chief counsel, state Senator w. ID.
Mcneil, it was apparent that ~
staunch as he has been in support
of the woman he had little hope of
acquittal. A verdict of guilty, with
a recommendation of mercy, saving
her from the gallows to which Will
burn has been sentenced, seemed the
end to which he was fighting.
Few more dramatic scenes have
ever been witnessed in Georgia than
the one which took place when Mrs.
King took the stand.
Pleads for Mercy.
Her statement was not a defense.
1t was a plea. She admitted her re-
lations with Wilburn, but she denied
that she had any part in the death of
her husband.
The superior will power of the
young farm hand for whom she had
sacrificed everything, she declared,
held her powerIess to stop him,
though she knew that he was deter
mined to make her free woman by
ending her husbands life.
Then came her plea. 1t was a plea
that she had suffered tortures that the
law could not inflict. She pleaded
that the law spare her and not add to
those tortures.
Has Lost Her All.
She pointed out that she had not
only lost her husband, but that she
had lost her position in society. She
had lost her friends. Her own flesh
anu DlOoO, llel DiOtueiS anu clSLSi o.
even her children, had turned against
her. Her family name had been dis
graced.
She felt that her bitter cup had al
ready overfiowed. The spectators
were affected, but the jurors gave no
sign il their feelings had been moved.
Mrs. King. absolutely deserted, is in
the Jones County Jail awaiting the
verdict. She has been in a state of
semi collapse ever since her state
ment was made.