davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-07

The remains of John A. Mickle will be
inferred in the fatfilv Tot in Mobile Sat
urday afternoon at ) o'clock. Pr - L A.
Mickle, his brother, left last night fur
Mobile to make arrangements for tie
burial, and will he joined by his mother
Mrs. r. A. Mckle. ard Mrs. c. L. Odell
of Bessemer, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robert
son of Spartanburg, S. c.; Gerald MicAle
Kate McLead and the Rev. c. p. McLead
OF Citronel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
9as toniide 9adj1mittel.

2aden tit etn 6ei,1o oes Sdmer5es
nno Ser &ranfbeit nno Elm iideres
Seilmittel fir Sic uMieoergei6lagen=
belt" Melan6olte utrb 8%efummerniB.
9aden lit %aniteden6. 5ei6 frobltd II.
Sbr mabt ieoen, Ser INN @n6 bernm
tit, gliidlid, barmonii6 unb geinno.
@ebrol1dbt 2oden ais cine Sii6=
gal1ce, es rei8t Sic per6ar1er6en @or=
gange. gs bdlt @er5 uno @elidt
jung nn6 bebt sic pbplii6e 56onbeit.
gs ma6t 6as Slut 6mrd Sen 9eib roll
len, Dermebrt 6as Mtbmen mno Der=
leibt 8dirnre u1o @lutb Dem gar5el1
Spitenl. &erfefte @eil1nobeit, Sic
.pieuei@t berlebt miro ourh eine
i@lebte Madridt, 6urd @ram ODER
our6 Mengltli6feit, miro bduftg mie=
ser bergeiteut ourh ber5li6es 9aden,
nantentli6 tpen1t ein @las GOLDEN
Grain Self 8ier 5ugefiigt miro. Sc
felt es BEL s, M. 2abr, @bone 421,
CLOUD, Minn. Mn5etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15

trift $50. SO, bon bieiem Dtltrift ge-
tren1rt ur1o benz Diitrift 80 5uge5ablt
81 peroen, tpnroe g%l1tgebetBen; 6es-
gleiden 6as @einh bes Neter 5oDfe,
bonn sbuloiitrtft 50 %getrennt nno
Dem Diitrift SO 5ltge5abH 3u mer6en.
@as @eiub Ser Sopbia Spmalla>
bonn sdnloiitrift SO getrennt 11no
benz Diltrift SO einperleibt al ner=
Den, pnroe bonn Gountpratb a1ge-
lpmmen. Das @eiu6 oes Soiepb
@in5 uro anoerer fir @riinbnrg ei-
mes teuen 5huloiitrtfts muroe Dem
goaro u%nterbreitet u1r6 g%utgebeiBen,
oem5nfolge folgeno bei6riebenes Ser
rain: @h bon Section 13, @@A
bon Sec. IS; Gh bon Sect. IA; @1h
BON 9ect. %, 81 SBA bon Sect.
% nnb alles bon Section "a; N1h
bon Sect. 125; 5GA bon Seetion %,
M1a bon 5gA bon Sect. 25 nno
M1za bon NgA bon Section 26, al
les I'M Eotpnibtp 1876, IS. 81. 81 melt-
lid nno 81 bon 5@A bon Sect.
49,; alles bon Section 10 nn6 &egiez
rrngs1ot 1 meniger g.. 5 M. ales in
Gomnibip q. 81. so meltltd oen nelen
5duloiitrift 206 bil6en ioa. @eiud
0es Nic. Srtb, pon1 S6nl6i1trtft 80
getrennt mnb oe1n a1gre15e1r6en 81
itrift 26 5uge5dblt gu meroen, pnroe
bem 8oar6 m%nterbrettet nnb gl1tge=
beiben. Sim Is Snli 1918 miro bieie
Mngelegenbeit Dor Sen County : Cont
miliarel1 oes Naberen erortert. Sc
iud Ser Sirit State 8a11f bon &oscoe,
ais Depoiitorium fir einen Sbei1 Der
8erfonalltel1er a%nerfannt 511 mer6e11,
mnroe bertporfen. @einb 6es 90. q.
Morris nn6 Matb. 8riB fir &iiidf=
erifattltttg ge3ablter 8erionalitelter,
1tno .@ei1b oes Soiepb Mel1bling fir
8erringerrng Ser @rnn6eigentbums-
lteuer mlr6e Ser Observation-Disclosures
fommiliion CUR 8elfatigu11g empfob=
len. @ein6 Ser. 5auf Centre 56nl=
beb0roe fir &iideritattung erieliiber
Observation-Disclosures tp1tr6e Ser
Observation-Disclosures CUR geitd=
tigung empfoblen. 2a11t 8eidluB err
iu6t StearnS County I'M Staate
Minnei ota fitr cine Mnleibe int 8e=
TRACE BON $18,2t8.28 aus ser 3apps
gtaatsbanf, INN Sic Soften fir Sen
SSu6t5iolen @raben go. 1 in SEN
Counties Scope nn6 Stearns 5n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
"a, Bru6leidendt
9lapao 31tr Yrobe.

susgeseidnet fiber a1le Mfitbewerber nit Golon,e-
baltic nn6 9iptpnt, sSntcrlatiDnnle Mltsitel,ntg,
Stout, nmb criten Hrcis, Haris.
etamrt's 8lapaozGabs iinb cine tpunoerbare 8e.
banbf1ng fir 8rrdb. fneldbe pie iblin1ttitem @rten
in Der Mbgeiblpiienbeit beS 6eims. Dbne Mrbetts=
berlult unb bel geringer Musgnbe beilen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
@einnobeit Elm Saftor im Grfols.

Ser groBte Saftor, tpeIder gum
@rfolg zines Mannes beitragt, 1T Of.
ne 3meifel Sic @eiun6bett. Man bat
beobabtet, 6aB Elm Mann ielten franf
1T, menn feline g%tngetpei6e in Or6.
mung lino - er lit ME geiun6, tpenrt
6%ieIel6en peritopft iin6. @egen Ser.
itopfung fin6et SIR ni6ts, mas 10 gut
lit ais @bamberlain's Sablette. Die.
ielben bringen nidt bloB sic @inge.
nei6e in 8etpegung, ion6ern perbei-
fern Ben Mppettt unb itdrfen sic Ser
6alung. Dteielben per6en berfauft
bon aaen Sdn61ern. - Nn5etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15

Nnffangen Ser Sliiiiigfeit, ferner cine
Elrnpe uno Elm grobes SOB NIT Gor-
ribtmng gum 8eiprenaen. Mn6 BON
allen 6teien 9inge11 1T nibt zines
auf ser 6arm 5u fin6en. Cine Mn=
lage CUR @ertpertbnng, CUR bolen
germertbung 6es 9ungeS un6 6es
9unetpaiiers lit Ser erite 56ritt CUR
grlangll11g beiierer grtten; 6enm 6a-
bur6 miro ertragreiber @rasban, be-
ionoers ser Mnbol1 6es Slices erlt
moglid. Mtt biel &eu l1n6 pte6er=
Inn nit biel Slice bat Ser Sarmer
oie meiiten anoern Sin6ermiie be-
itegt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15

pfla115e11 aber perbdngniBpou miro.
@ier fam bnnn bas 8eeggen ser
@itter= nnb anb ser 5ommeriaaten
oft groBen @ortbeil brtngen, tpenn es
re9t5eitig ol1sgefubrt miro. Sin6 6te
iungen @raspflan5en mnter Ser
Sbntoede oes @etrei6es 10 meit Der
artgetpa6ien, 6aB ste 8ur5eln IN tie
fere 8ooeni6idten ein6ringen uno
8latter uno gtengel mebr 2i@t uno
2uft baben nouen, 10 lit Sic 8eit Ser
grnte fir bas @etrei6e, fir 8ei5en,
&oggen uno &afer 90, geraoe 5nr
redten 3ett; 6enn iebt miir6e 6te
ghnbbede mir nod i6aoen. Sic
Eflol15en moQen jebt bel 9ibt nno
piel 6eu6tigfett; 90 lebtere aber ge=
robe INN oie grnte5eit iebr oft feblt,
10 gebt in Ser Site un6 Srodenbeit
ser Commemorate nod manbes
8raspflan5ben 5ugru1toe, Defenders
100 ste @ur5eln no6 re6t nabe Der
Sberfla6e ltege11.
I'm oies 10 bel pie moglt6 5n bet
bitten, Ioute SOS @etreioe ni@t 5n
l1abe an1 @ooen gei6nitten, ion6ern
re6t lal1ge Stoppeln gelaiien per6en;
tie getpabren immerbin ettpas 56ub
gegen Ste leugenoen 5onnenitrablen.
@abe11 Ste Hflan5en 6ie erlten 5mei
8oden nob ser @r1te 0es @etreioeS
giiltltige @itterung, 10 baben iie fi6
an Sic peri116ertel1 Gerbdltntiie 10"
rpeit gelpobnt, SOB iie Sic fernere 9iir=
tie meiltens iiberitebel1. @ier fann
ser 6arlner aber abbelfen iobalo oaS
getreioe IN @pde1 ltebt, iollte er nit
oent 5prettgtpagen 91tngtpaiie r anf
feline grasfeloer fabren. Mber bier
for1rrl1t Sic Dert1adlaiiigte 9%ungtpirtb=
idoft Ser meiiten Sormen gum @or-
ibein. Inn nniere @rasldn6ereien
al1 oieier 3eit NIT Dltngmalier be-
fabren 5u f0jt1en> miiien mir ETH gu-
tes gtid 8eges 5uriidgeben. Da3u
geb0rt ein gutter TuBbo6en int @ieb-
itan u11o eine malier6ihte @rube gum
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15

oefen, ll,1o es ioaell fir sic gun1lne
8olros 81 peridieoel1en 8etragen, Die
in geluilien .3miidenranmen ab5us
5ablen lino, ausgeltellt mer6en. @e-
iub oes S. g.. &Dff uno anoerer fir
cine 8enilligl,ng our 3edl1ng Der
Observation-Disclosures ml1roe
.permorfen. sluf Mntrag ml1roe Ser
8eridt oes g.. 6. S60ner als 56eriff
bon 5tearns County fir Sen Monat
Mprh glttgebetBen. Na66em Johann
no6 cine @eibe BON &e6m1ngen err
laltbt marer1, trat gertagung ein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
omninaar : @er6anolnnsen

lnter 0em @oriis 6es S. .. &o=
palfolpsfi bielt Ser g%ountpratb ont
Dienitag lebter @o6e etne ipe5ieQe
5ttu11g. @S plroe Elm @eiu6 fir
@tablirul1g eines gountptpeges in
oen 5otpnS 21rembnrg un6 @6en
Safe Safe gutgebeiBen, u1t6 Der
County : Muottor moro a%ngetpieien
Die 5uperpiioren Ser betreffenoen
Somns,~ IN 6enen Ser @eg etablirt
per6en ion, bon 6ieier Gbatia6e in
&enntniB 5u ieben, 6amit ser oapon
beriibrte GbeiI eri6loien n116 etablirt
per6e obne Elm &ebt alf etpaigen
S6aoeneriab. Desgleiben tpnroe Elm
@eiub fir Mbanoernng eines Sabr-
neges in Sen Eotpns Melrofe u1b
Sauf Centre angenomme1t un6 Mbdn=
oer1tng 6abin angeoronet, oaB ser
&eg mie folgt la1fen ION: 8eginnenb
an fii6neitIi6er gde bon SO po11
MWA bon Sect. 81, s. 1877 81. 81.
35 80; Damn So Is, 6. 900 SUB
Bis 5um Centrum 6es @ountDtpeges.
Ser County : Mu6ttor ipurbe beal1f-
tragt, Die 5nperDiioren iener Sotpns,
in 6enen Der 8eg abge6noert tperoen
ion, 6abon in 4enntnib gu ieken.
Seine @ergitnng ion fir oieie @ege-
aban6erllng erlmtbt merber. @ein1
6es Sbeo6or S. Mielfe bonn 5dnIoi-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
|NgA NWA gec. 11-125-29, st.
kWenoeI, 100000.

|gegA MgA Sec. 11-125-29, st.
NMenoel, 100000. zssgl,
3nnl S. Eii9bn9 uno 5rn1 az
SEQ g. Motb, @1h 1851 Sec.
1929, Main 8rairie, 81, 8 90.
Ola 9lior an 8eter 8. .@aroner,
9ot IA, 8lod IA, Central Barf Mob.
ct. Glol6, $4,000.
slnoreaS Sintpnion l11b 5rall an
Commodore @enslep, 1917 MMA
Sec. 6=121=2S, 8air &apem, $1,000.
@alter Diron u11o Irun an Mobert
Nreber, 2ot 4 8lof 3 ginage Stint
Bad, $4,000.
Sobn 81. @mitb nno Srau an Carl
S. @obn 2ots IL un6 13, 8lod Z
@nite Barf, $4,000,
Beter 81. Ebielman1 nno 6ran an
Soa sc. Dout1g, 2ots Is un6 10 8lof
A, @aite @arf, $4,000.
Sobn 3app an 5ta6t ct. CLOUD,
8lod 6, Safe Narf 800. st.. CLOUD,
$4,000.
6ranf geebrtng uno Sra11 an 8m.
81. Mebring, 5WA MgA MgA Sec.
21-122=32, Eopnespile, $4,000.
8iliam 6. Eem an 6ranf Sill,
Sbeil bon 1854 MgA un6 MGA
Sec. 80 ano 81 5gA 5@A un6
S@A S@A 5gh Sec. 28-125z
20, ct. @enoel, $4,000.
: Ser6inanb 3an6l nno Gral an
@illiam 6. Sem, ~ 81 58A
SgA Gee. 30=125=29, ct. @en6eI,
$4,000.
Mlice MeGlure @et9en nno @otte
an 81. 8. Gollep, Got 15s nro is
@lod 13 Central Norf Moo., $4,000.
@eorg &eis nno 6ran ant @Ii5a-
betb 6. Merten, 2ot 9 8lod 81 2op=
rps 800. ct. Glou6, $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
@ams nno Sol.
9edirndt.

@enn @ras iun1en obne Dedfrn6t
gelat miro, 10 ml1B iebr giinittges
Metter, belonoers tpabren6 Ser erlter
Noden na6 0em Mufgeben oer
Nflan5en berrlben; %an6ernfalls miro
nitt biel oralts Dies lit lei@t 81 er-
flqre1t. Sic 9edfrl19t bei6attet balo
sen 8o6err. @enn Ser @raSi amen
11nter 6as @irter poer nnter oas
9ommergetreioe geiat miro, 10 fat
Sos %eritere idon einen @oriprung I'M
Nriibiabr ur1b 6aS lebtere ma6iit
ldneu entpor. Mlio in betoen 5allen
lit SOS @r6reib balo bei6attet, uno
go11ne unb @inb fonnen Sic obere9o=
oeni6i9t nidt oustrodnen. Sn oie-
Ter obern 8obenidtbt - @rasiamen
@oate ME tiefer als 2 3on NIT gr0e
beoedt iein = liegen NUN oie feinen
gamen I'M ereS @raie5; Ste 8ur5eln
Ser 9edfrltdt aber liegen tiefer, 'ent-
5ieben alio oe1 @raspflan56en an-
fanglt6 feline Nabrl1ng go fanr in
ser feltbten 1odern ODER item gooen=
idtdt ser @rasiamen idnen feinten
l1no 6ltrhortngen un6 Ste ju1tge
Eflo113e fr0blid geoeiben. Sci u11be=
idottetem 2ot10e miir6e bon often 0ie=
len giinltigen @erbaltniIien ous gera=
Sc Wege1rtbeil itattftnben, Come 1tr0
Mino niirben eine barte &rltite ilber
bas 2anb 5ieben, in ser Sic gantet=
former gar ni6t o6er 6o6 nltr iebr
langiam nn6 i6md6li6 fetnem fonn=
ten, nr16 no bas Durd6ringen bes
5arten &etmes 511r 0berfla@e unm0g=
li6 gema6t tpuroe, uenn ni6t balo
6l1rb tribe @ittermng ober ourd Ell
men &ege1t Sic &rr1te ertpeibt miro.
Sic 9edfrn6t bepirft alio cine ber<
dr6erte 8ertbetlung .oes @aliers 1T
Ser Mderfrnme nn6 infolge bes 56at<
tens gleid5eitig a16 eine nieorige
gemperntnr IN ibr.
Dies iit aber, mas uniere @ras-
iamereien gera6e miini6en, in benz
fiiblen nno feudten gr6rei6 baben
iie Sic eriten ge6ingungen hires Sc
oeibens nno erfolgreiden @a6ts=
tbnms. @ir berlteben iett and, tpes=
boIb beim %l1nterl6en 1trter Sommer-
getreioe MIR BORT auf grfolg gerednet
tper6en farm mo sic Sriibiabre feltdt
nno fiibl fino; 6enn bepor Die Cont
merfrnbt aufgegangen un6 10 peit
emporgepadien lift, BOB tie bas Gr6-
reid bef6attet, bot ii6 in trodnem
8etter cine 4rrite gebiloet, Sic tpobl.
6en itdiirferen @etreioepflan5en, petn
audi MIR ffuiimmerlid, bod immer baS
2eben friitet, fir oie 5arten @ras.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
9ieies intereiiirt iebe Tran.

Gin 6amilien-D oftor iagte iungit,
baB 6raue1 gu linn fommen> tpel9e
gln1ben Tie bditten @ei9Ie6tsfrnnf-
beiten, penn er lie ober bebar6elt fit
ibre Nieren un6 8laien=@ranfbetten,
ueroen iie rafd geinn6. Dies lit oes
Wiilens mertb, pte a11d, BOB Golep
Mieren=8iQen sic Bette mno Ii1erite
Me6i5in lit gu iol6en Soften. sic
meroen gu6 belfen. Molitor Drug
60. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
6dmDrbpibcn babeiin furirt
furtt Sic Gfufnmde:Mettpbe

8enn Sbr an blltetben. iudenben. blinben ober
pprbringer6en 9dnIorrbotoen Ieioe1t. icbidt mir
Cure 9lbreFe. rnb ib tueroe Gub iaaen. tpie Scr
Bans SanSi }u,g' t paH : to pmaa' ,o Sr a SUD q ane6 einiaes
bieier Neim=8eba,blung frei sl1, Yeriub 3,1idi=
dcn nit Gnlpfeblnnger aus gurer eiaener, ,6ein1atb
mer1 eripii1ibt. lSpfortige 2inberu,,g lnb pernla=
ingt nnberen pm oieiem 9ncrbietc1t. Sdbreibt
bente an 5rai 80. SlmtHers. Dor 6zP. South
8cnb. Si1b.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Sobn @eismonn l1no 6ralt an s.
@eismann, Got @lof 46 &odpille,
Conrad Seim an Soiepb gfeis, M11a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
Srnb 9ebetlt

ourb Gtaurt'S 8lapao=gabs bebentet. baB Sic
bas fhmerabafte Brlldbanb 5gdn3lib tpeetperfen
f5nnen. neil Sic Hlapao=Babs aennabt iinb UNI
8rub gu beile1. uno nidt rnr UNI ibn gu balten;
5nber. ba iie ielbitanbaftenb gemadbt finb. u,b tpetln
file feft am &6rper anhaftet. Rutirben nnntbgliB
1T. oesbaIb finb iie aud Elm tuibtiger Gattor i'm
Buridbalten BON 8riiben. bic teir 8rubbanb au=
ridbalten tam. Seine @ietnet, SfnalIen poer
5ebern. @eib pie Sanrrnet==2eiBt a15ulegen.
%lapao 2aburaturies, glof 929, ct. 2onis, @o.
fenben lmionft 8robe bon Elapao alien. eide
barutn itbreiben'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
Deut(db-Anerikaner frrurn 6) aber sir banana l)afiht Ausntuung.
Mn5eige.

11n DeH6Mmerfnr nm an Gramsu aMaBen umangT enn auhnf. in oem.T e ooan ernner
D ten bob Is cine ra1e fir Die IN Mma9@k 5mM 80, 2xh dMh mt -, Bog Sa 5w a @ma& Sg m%hr sm zen
Frmn m6 gu bdgm. BE in hubepn Sabwn nit nm@tt angnumbh aenbanmg,o bob &Mben H.
Elm vWunn6" ii Der on NNnHrn6m loren fumde bot 0gf Der pa meter oebetePnM nmtH am
gmahn bB m Elm GnGmsfHr it,
g Nenune oS MHmtdhenu 6 8auidn Omans uMm armnMr bic @mb ur benz sfWns
Sm aHnhpmt Ser @rme bT6e fb Elm Bpyn, bsn @obemS br" pnfnnbnoiteo ur Der en
@oGmder Sen gHd nod Bdhn @fhmeFn Et ubmfhaht miro r bon u@mfa, Elm poes Sn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-19
PARROT LAYS EGGS AT TWENTY-FIVE.

Cottonwood Falls. Kan. August ls.-Poliy,
a parrot twenty-five years old, which has
been owned nineteen years by Mrs. II. NJ.
Wright. OF this city. has begun to lay eggs
to the great surprise OF her owners. 1t Is
the nrst time Polly has done such II thing.
SO far Polly has laid four eggs. and they
are very pretty and Snow white. being about
half the size OF hen egss. The first egg was
laid month ago. -Four days later Polly
surprised her mistress by laying another
and then third just four days from that
The parrot then rested eight days. and laid
again. so that she now has nest OF four
eggs.
a few weeks ago Polly sent to the
home OF relative In tho country. There
the bird was frequently given the liberty OF
the yard. AMI well did she to enjoy
IL that finally she turned loose. She
roasted in an apple tree close to the house
mt night. and through the day picked peas
and beans from the garden and ate pebbles
anything else she pleased Two three
weeks OF such healthy outdoor life seemed
to make new bird OF Polly. and then 1t
that she day found tearing
UP bits OF paper out Of which to build a
nest. couple of days later she laid her
hrst egg.
Mrs Wright believes that the outdoor life
in which the bird was allowed to live free
and unhampered. and get back to nature"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-19
DIVORCED WIFE
TURNS MURDERER
She Shoots Down Former Hus.
band and Woman Who
Succeeded Her.

Millen, Ga, August lS-W. S. God
bee, prominent citizen OF this place.
and his wife. Mrs Florence Godbee.
were shot to death here to-day by Mrs.
Edna Perkins Godbee. from whom he
was divorced several years ago.
The shooting occurred at the en-
trance of the NIillen post office. The
divorced woman used a large calibrc
revolver, which she had concealed in
a handbag. Without warning She
fred three shots at her former hus-
band. all Of them taking effect and
killing him instantly. She then turned
upon Mrs Godbee, innicting three
wounds from which she died this af-
tcrnoon.
Afier the shooting, Mrs Edna Per-
k'ns Godhec replaced her weapon in
the handbag ana walked quietly to
her home. several blocks dis;an, Sbe
was later arrested there and held with
out bail She would make no state
mcnt beyond saying she was perfect
~ satisfied with the success of her
attempt
Mr.. Godbee was well known through
out this section or Georgia. He was
member of the Board of Commerce
OF Jenkins County. and had been ex-
tenslVely Interested in politics. AL
though both he and Mrs Edna Perkins
G"dbee maintained their residence here
after they We're divorced, they were
not known 10 have had any dealings
with one another
Mrs. Florence Godb who married
the murdered man only recently. was
formerly Miss Florence Boyer. Of
Youngstown. Pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-19
PersonnI Mention

Mr. and Mrs Charles Page and son.
NorVen. who have been visiting Mrs.
RACES parents. MIR. and Mrs. G. F.
Bethel. have returned to their home In
Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Craig. or SOS
West Twelfth Street. have left for
New York and Atlantic City. where
they will spend some time. On tNcir
return they will visit relatives IN Phil
adelphia
w. savory, OF Woodland Heights.
Is the guest OF DR.. George Welker. in
Williamsport, Pa.
Miss Alma Savory, of Woodland
Heights. accompanied by her n>.cc.
Miss Lucille Napier. is visiting rcla-
ives in Cincinnati. Ohio. and Ashanti.
ky. Before returning home they viii
also visit Huntington and Charlc,,on.
w. Va
Mr. and Mrs. w. n. Johnson. Of
Woodland Heights. have returned
home from baltimore. where they
visited Mr.. Johnson's parents
Rev w. w. Lisk, who has been
visiting relatives on the SouMsidc. has
returned to his home in Clio. 6. c.
Mrs. iIaskins Hobson and her two
'hl'dren. Of Forest Hill are visiting
MT ana Mrs. G T.. Ashburner. at their
country home near Lynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-19
THOUGHT HER 4 MERMAID

Dafton. ny. August !s-DathArs .,..
ioGEht TO get view OF a dSn',ra limos,
49,, nineteen summers who uppsared mr.
hatbie' n@hk Just above the Queen ci,w
nI"u IN question wore "A green ,iI,, ~. ne
~ "hi-h eNposed dainty rreen lii
i...a.s i.'u the slit In this s<irt way ,n,,pt
Liuir r6S man the silt IN inust SKIRTS OF III
go, '.ucn 10 the satisfaction o! a l,,r"s
CroWu mat gathered when IN. ~" i 80 q :
eau that q mermaid had appeared.
,d Mas eElGeht that the young woman a.,
uenueu TO take dip in the Ohio hn, Nj 't
was out OF the question because ~ ~, pu' 'his
, 100 which her appearance caused She MI
49, niii u, ers IN Few minutes aud she 49,
20" 70 nee 10 cover. At that che ~ Va
mn, tirne getting through tho crowt ana
,b Deiore In the history o! KENTUCKY ".',.
I; short while. 'V'u'"' III such
Hite e remaining In hiding about an hour
sae hhaiiy summoned courage ano,',,h o. "a.
make Dash for the ferry boat to 80 70
,u,nr na'eiana"; wish she had gone swim.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-19
BATTLE FOR SEAT
IS ON IN EARNEST
Action of Governor in Appoint
ing Clayton to Senate Upheld
by Robinson.

Washington. August 18.-The fight
TO seat Henry ID. Clayton as Senator
from Alabama began in earnest to-day.
- statement by Senator Robinson. of
Arkansas, UNFOLDING Governor O'Nears
action in appointing a successor to the
iatc Senator Johnston, became public
early in the day, and at the close of the
senate $ session tonight Senator Bank
mead, OF Alabama, asked permission for
the public printing of the legal opin-
IONS upon which the Governor based
his action.
Senator Banl<head said Mr.. Clayton's
credentials would be presented TO the
Senate later but the time had not been
fixed.
"A situation exists in the Senate
which will require a most careful and
panstaking investigation" he told his
colleagues. The Governor of Alabama
has no pride OF opinion IN the matter.
The vacancy occurred and the question
OF hlling ii was put up to him. He
called upon his legal advisers for opin-
IONS as TO his authority; and he based
His action upon these opinions now SUBJ
mitted."
The Alabama case is the first to test
The authority of Governor to fiji n
vacancy since the direct election amend :
ment TO the Constitution was adopted.
The contest centres around the inter-
rretation of the concluding words of
Inc new amendment TO the Constitution,
providing that the amendment shall
not be so construed as to affect the
election or term of any Senator"
chosen before 1T became valid az part
OF the Constitutions Senator Robinson
asserted in his statement there were
decisions holding that n term OF Office
does not end with the death OF the oc-
'upant. but that the term continues for
Inc statutory period"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-19
BANKRUPTS FILE
VOLUNTARY BILLS
Weather Strip and Screen Con-
Germ and Automobile Salesman
Ask Relief From Creditors.

Petitions in voluntary bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United
states District Court by Il. NJ. Good
rich and William e Roberts. trading
as the Athey Company, and Charles G.
Ashlin. an automobile salesman living
at 1910 West Main street.
The Athey concern. located at Belvi-
derc and Main Streets. In the weather
stripping and window screen business.
has liabilities amounting TO s2.02777.
while its assets are placed at s2SG.59
The claims are all unsecured, the larg-
est creditor being the Jamestown
Screen Company, jamestown. n. Y, to
which 1925 is due. Other out-of-town
creditors are: Durfer. e Co, Balti-
more. S150.S7: NJ. Solcson Screw Com
pany. Baltimore, s193. and George w.
Roberts, Baltimore. $3.50. Among the
local creditors are: Charles Jurgens'
sons, S45 Remington Typewriter
Company. $50; S. X. Fisher, $3.50: Elba
hardware Company. SS1.6S Virginia
Carolina Hardware Company, SIS:
Bialkowski Bros SITS.
Charles G. Ashlin is indebted in the
sum or S23945. and has assets amount
ing to So which is due on account.
Among the larger creditors are: DIR.
). C. Walton, $56; DIR. NJ. Nuckols. s4S:
DR.. a. c. Franklin. s45; Frank r
Grubbs, S31.G0, and Dabney Bros, $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-19
MELON SENT
THROUGH PARCEL POST

friends at the Post-o Office Department
+. III. Mc,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-19
GOOD ROADS MEETING.
Movement for Improvement of Nor
folk-PrincrsS Anne Highways.

Norfolk Va, August 1S.-An enthu-
siastic good roads meeting was held
Saturday afternoon in the rooms of the
Real Estate and Builders Exchange, in
the Monticello Arcade over Zoo per-
sons interested in highway improve
mcnts were in attendance. and much
enthusiasm was aroused
The meeting was called by Professor
T. c. Johnson. president Of the Norfolk
Princess Anne Good Road Association.
and invitations We're issued to the
Chamber Of Commerce, the BOARD of
Trade the Underwater Automobile AS
ISOLATION ana many individuals who
were interested tn the proposed i'm
provcments
resolutio! was passed TO appoint
an executive tomnAttce of five mem
hers TO astertain whether or not the
TWO counties would buy the toll roads
In the near future. II they Will not do
this the committee is authorized to
employ counsel and take such steps as
necessary toward acquisition OF the
roads.
The exact date for the rendering of
the report OF this committee has not
yet been determined but il will prob
ably bc in inc near future.