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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-12

w. L. Martin defeated D. H. Riddle for attorney general by majority which probably will go we'll above 10000.
 PERSONS APPARENTLY IS NOMINATED
 Dr. A. A. Persons has apparently been elected commissioner of argicul- ture, though his opponent, J. A. Wade, showed special strength Tn some of the south Alabama counties and ran ahead even in several of. the upper tier of counties.
 W. W. Callahan of Decatur and Judge E. B. Almon of Sheffield ran close race but Judge Almon appar- ently has the best of it. In the race for governor Jefferson county gave the next governor his banner majority and it proved to be all his friends had claimed. With all boxes of the county reported except 20 small country precincts the vote stood; Hen derson S2ss, Conner 1851, giving Hen  Frorty-two Jefferson county boxes Persons 741S and Wade 4523. Forty-one boxes in Jefferson gave Martin 7410 and Riddle 3077. The school tax carried favorably by large majority in Jefferson county. From indications at 2:S0 o'clock this morning 1t appeared that the follow ing. counties were reasonably safe in the columns they are given. The scat tered and incomplete returns from oth- CT counties made the result doubtful in many of them.
 Conner Henderson, Perry Sumter Marshall Mobile Chambers Calhoun Conecuh Morgan Bullock Lamar Russell Tallapoosa DeKalb Colbert Washington Lauderdale Lawrence Randolph Dallas Walker Chiffon Greene Barbour Wilcox Clarke Etowah Butler Cherokee Lee Elmore Marion St Clair Talladega Dale Hale Tuscaloosa
 Madison
 Houston
 Escambia
 Limestone
 Shelby
 Bibb
 Jefferson
 Montgomery
 Pike Total, S. Total, P. EARLY RETURNS
 INDICATE RESULT The result in the governors race was indicated very early in the evening when the returns from the country pre- cincfs Of Jefferson county began to come in. It was realized before the
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Rebels Not Represented

General Carranza and the Mexican rebels who seek Huerta's overthrow will not be represented in the conference, ae- cording to latest advices They will con tinue to make war in Huerta's territory S>~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~-~~
 (Continued on Page Fourtecn,
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Gunboat Leaves

Philadelphia. May l1.--The gunboat Sacramento. newest addition to. the navy left the Philadelphia navy yard today for Vera Cruz. She will stop at Hampton Roads for ammunition.
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sContlnued sa pase EiEhD
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-12
STATEMENT BY HENDERSON
 MANAGER FOR JEFFERSON

''Henderson will carry Jeffer- son county by a majority of approximately 400O. While the returns are incomplete. suffi- cient boxes have been heard from to indicate the above re- suit. From returns received from the several counties of the state Henderson will poll a ma jority of between 12,0OO and 15.- 900. RICHARD P. EVANS.
 Manager Henderson County
 Campaign Committed"
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The result in the governors race was indicated very early in the evening when the returns from the country pre-
 cincfs Of Jefferson county began to come in. It was realized before the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-01
Die :; Sllt6t.
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mar bies Elm &leioungsitld, neld)es
2errsiben muBte penn man es an.
fabte.
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ten ii6 in tiefer. rubiaer SreuOe felt
az ben toG1lben.
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iiie @erDe. Gets 119 ilnb 120 in Blair
&c 2epis' llnterabtbeiluns bon Tlu'
9lib. 81.
Senrietta Bath an Gbarles Nieman
4 Sabre padt. ppm 8. Uiai 1914 an,
auf ods Gigentbum, betannt als 26s
MeWtiden 9lpenue. Wfpnatlihe Utie'
tbe $40.
Miaub MsDsr all Marsaretba Gr'
lenbad, 25 Sci 85 SUB an Der Sitieite
Der Stratforo 9lpenue nuf Clifton
9eigbts. 81.
Surub U2. Sbattuc an afupmpnO
.. 9lbbiIpn, Got 45 in Sbuttucs
Some place llnternbtbeiluns in Wla
oiionoias.l 81.
Sbs Cincinnati Qbattpir 60. oil
Sbe Soslin S6mibt Co., llsberei1s
trmmen be5iigIi9 zines Wegere6ts fur
Hnngir. 3ipede.
Hiete Is. 80. aolt6off an Sobn ..
Sppmann, % bel 106 Sub al De-
gtprblpeIieds Der Sbilito Strabe uno
8eaepus 4penue auf Mt. auburn. 81.
Soa Salmdn an Slrrp M. Stubl'
bars, 2ot 115 in 8ofinger C Sop;
tins' llntsrabibeiluns BON Siib Rots
poob. 81.
9ena ariimenader on 2innie 9.
Bil6arb, 40 SUB an Der Rorooitieite
Der Sbdffer @penue, 16O SUB BON
Slider plute in Weitipoob. 81.
Sfaac Gnslaber an 9biIIip $. 9as
big, A Sup an Der Norbfeit, Der Z.
Strabs, stpiiten pIlm Strabe uno
Central 4penue. 81.
glmp g. Wiertel an Soiephine 9.
Simraa, SO Bel 95 SUB an Der glorb'
isite bon GouuspOOO plaee in Clifton.
$1.00.
Suiar SanbIon an SoIepbine Wiiil'
Ter, 80 bel 100 SUB an Der OitIeite
Der 2atsman Strabs. 68 SUB iiiblih
bon Der Sanfielb Strobe. $1,000.
SObn R. 9urlsp an Sarrb 70.
Glart, Cots 123 unb 124 in Glman
& Sumbrs6t's llnterabtbsilllns in
Sierra @lta. 81.
Jobn u. Surion an 5rsb. %. 2es
berett, 80 bel SO 5hb ON Der Wsits
ieits Der 5lora Strubs. 81.
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n99ir iperoen eincn @tobns finoen
Sic oennod oa5n 5u bcItinllnerl.
Gr perbeitate iid

.@ir iperoen einen Wfoons finoen,
Sic oenno1 ba5n 5u beltlnlrell."
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Die Serren riettel 5rr glnlo9c
eines fleinen Sd)ienenitranges ilad)
Gon0ern. 9ie geredulng Der Soften
ergibt nlleroings, bnB Die SeIoroe'
rung per sldie piel tbelrer lperoel
iuiirbc," iaete cr.
.@ir MAIDEN oos natilrlidl inl arc-
ben Still, nit alien moDerllell Silis-
mittcln obcr gar llidjt," riei ilc.
.NieIn Wianu ipar Gin Sooieluo allcr
5ogbaitcn llntcriebnnngen. Gieie
8eidyid)te intereiiirt mid merfipiIr.
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iidb idon SpnB."
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ten" oadlte 6cIir.
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geiIt lmo in ciner mertpiirOig geItei'
gerten 9ebbaitiefeit, iagte, Dab man
Oieies ioiort abmatlcu iolle. Sic
11idte Bbobe meg.
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cs lit ein biB6en tpaS iiir SroBmama
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gnilgen? slorian, i'd uebme al, bal,
on Dir belte freie 3cit ueri6afit bait.
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i'm gum Glen einInO. Garin lag,
oaB or iiir seipobnjh nitt ibren
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giniamtet lutO nah al-
lem iiA pobl bon ieIbit peritnnoen
bate.
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Grunoeise silbertrasnastn
Sin cinnati, 30. 2lpril.

" ~ ' " " " DS'
Barbara sseib an sSobn 6. Reneera
uno 0rau, 2ot 7 in 3. uuo 6. Reape's
llnterabtbeiIuns an StaebIsr Strabe
$1.00.
Gpan 9. Miaidms an SSObn u. So
gan. 20 bel II SUB an Der Bsitieite
Der Oregon Strabe, III Sub nDrblit
BON Der 0rittsn StraBe, iOtpis 80 bel
100 SUB an Der Siiblpsitieits Der Sres
CON Strabs. 81.
Nettie ". @oobuu an Bernard ).
9arbid, 5 Sabre pudt, pom l. Wai
1913 an, auf bas Gjgsntbum on Der
RorOlUtitGde Der 2inn ino 2iber.g
Strabs. Monatli6s Wlistbe $35.
5rantss aramsr on Sobn Sramer.
Sot 6 in Gsorgs 5iidsr's llnterabtbei-
lung in Dsitpooe. 81.
Na6lub bon 5rebsrid u. S6mi0t
on Glarl 81. 5risbri9, Sbeil Don Got
20 in g. 6. SOptirs' 8. llnterabtbei.
lung in ROrroOb. $525.
Grben BON SonOra 0olan, bur9
Sen Sheriff, all MaIpina gosss, 2oI
134 in Yricss eriter untsrabtheilung
an Der Gbanning Strabe. $S40.
George arsbs, our9 ben Ra6Iab.
rerpaIter, an Sotn arebs, She'll BON
glot SO" in Stepben WiIbsr's I'm
terabtheilunl. S4250.
Minnis 9rsbs an Sobn Srsbs,
Sbeil bon glot 10" in Stepbeu
Bilber's llnterabi5eiluns. 81.
2lnna W. Ssnop an eugene Grais,
q Sabre padt, bonn l. Wai 1914 an,
du- eiHen 5ract Qanb in Settion 18
in 0eIbi 9opnitip. MpnatIide Mie=
the $32.50. nit Dem Intoi,fss pripiI:s
GUM 5u $1,000.
Gilbert DeBIing an Sanna g.
@sbIing. q bel 30 CUB an Der SiiOe
trsit Gde Der Nep unb glprtb Strubs.
$1.00.
aouis &. Raber on patrid 3.
@alib, 80 bel 100 5ub an Der Gin
feite BON Morris qlaee, 1853 SUB bOn
Der Susclllum &tDenue. 81.
.oattie 2omar an abolpb 2oipens
tbuI, 25 bel 100 SUB on Der Weitieiie
Der Spmmss Strabe, 100 SUE n0rb.
lib BON Der MOrsan StruBs. 81.
2alprence 9oIauO on Marp 5. Sor,
80 BEL 1876 Sur on Der Siibieits De.
Soiepbine StraBe $50 Gub peitli3
bon Der 9rOotiiOs 2lpenue, iopis AS
Bel 112 SUP an Der @eitieite Der
Ganglan0 Strubs. 30 s5alb fiiOIi9 bon
De- Gbuie GtraBe. 81.
soitb &. gurnst, bur& ben Sberiff,
an Bertha g. genion, Got SO in
Charles Sepitt's 3tpeiter nnterubtbeis
luna auf Sit NaInut SilIs. $4,000.
Marp u. 9. 2lmpt an Jrnnt 6.
@noerion, 25 bel 118 SUB an Ger
Beftfeite Der groofiibe absnus in
GumminsDils. 81.
SDpbil 9u'srbers II. glnb. an Ga.
ella 8riiner, 30 BEL 62 Jub an Der
gtorboitsGts Der WcSlDane unb
Mount strabe; fetner 25 BEL 81 Gu5
en- Der Sitisite Der 2oeuit Strabe uitf
Mount 9luburn; ferner 25 Bel 100
SUB an Der Siioieite Der Queen gitp
aDsnus, 125 SUB ipeitli4 BON Der
Sbabpel strabe. 81.
gbfparb Ragsl II. 4nb.. an GGeilil
busislbe Gigentbum. 81.
Dilliam 81. 3oob an 2lrtbur~ 81.
Slice, so 5ub an Der Norbfeite ppn
Gilman QlOenle, 260 yuB 0itlid ppn
Der au6urn 4Oenus, auf Mt. auburn.
$1.00.
Sacob 8. 9ue6ter an Gmilp SO.
9ue4ter. 62 bel $50 5uB an Der Wsft.
ieite Der uniberiitp Goiirt, 456 Sub
nOroli9 bon Ger Stratgbt StraBe, auf
Clifton !Seigtts. 81.
Sebaitian Ditto an gliaabetb Bit
to, 20 BEL SO Sub an Der Norbfeite osr
6opfins Sirabe, 3pifdsn Gutter un5
9inn Strabs. 81.
miIiam s. sSmmsyfisIs an wsins
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Gintbierpiirgenber pils.
Stierireiienbc 9flanaen unb lflanasn
ala pflansenpiirssr (SSladss. &less
feiSe uflu.) iinb asnuafam bstaHnt.
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Qils. Irthrobotrps oliaoipord. Der uft
in unfsrer unmittsl6aren 9enahhls
rira i'm Vferoebuna ipudsrt unb nit
ieinen <aDeiBen Sdlaudfdben bisier
barhbrinat lnb 5erisBt. 6dt er aber
in bemielben tsine Hahruna mshr,
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cller6inas inEofem au einem barmlo:
len, ais er es auf bic i'm Wliit Iebenben
pematpbsn obsr Habenniirmsr DON
etipa aipei biz fiinf 3eni:meter 9Gnse
abpsisben bat. lin Tie su fanaen. biz
BET er aus ben S9lou6fdbsn bsraus
turse 3ipeiae. bic ii9 ihlingenartig
mad ben Sd,lau4fdben auriidbisaen.
Oerathen nun bic ipanoernben Nsmas
tctsn In cine iolfe S6lina,. uno bas
sddiebt bsi ibrer aroBsn 3abl uno
WeibreiillIla alemlih bdnfia nnb iiher.
70 MAIDEN iie aundfIit 2lnitrsnalnaen.
lid aus berfelb,n su bsfreien. 1ieie
aber aisbt fih. pobl aud nit Dernn.
left burd bic Reiabepesuna. INNER
erqer. 10 baB ibr bic Wiirmer tbdtidd)>
lid rettunesfos psrfalm. Sit bic
gtiitt geiifert, bann treibt bic
StIinqe sinen Ssitcnapsis. Der bic
torniae 6aut bss Wurmss burfbrinat
unb lid in isiHem a0rp,r psrditel!
Sebt bscinnt bic 3eriebuna bes aOrs
pers Der au elmer fsttsn Wlaife ipirb,
bic BON ben pilafGbsn oufseiogtn tpirb.
Bon bem Wurm blsibt iHlkblih Hur
ps Aorlias 6aui ibtIa.
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Grauseisentbams Ssputbefen
Gtntinnati, 80. apriI.
Heut hnppthefen.

Reut 9ppOtbeten.
Sobn 6. Rsnssrs an Cabinet 6. II.
.. 50. $2750
SuIan g. probuscO on GIsnbnls
g. u. $4,000.
Clara 81, 5risbri6 an @uIisr g.
S6miot. $425.
2son Sdiff an @sitsrn German
9ant. $4,000.
Sobn arebs an Accommodation 6. u.
y. So. $400.
Marp 5. Cor an aaprsnes gOIanS.
$6400.
Rarp 6. SttO an Wsft RorpOoo
9. unb 8. so. $4,000.
u. 9. 5eilemann an 2lntonio 9oms
3. uno g. 50. $500.
Caroline Wiiemann an SiIsbale g.
unS .. so. $500.
GGciIia 8riinsr an 81. Batter. $3.50.
Wlarp &. griiter an Court !Souie
Sabings gant. $4,000.
.lnna porter an S'8rponpias .. II.
9. 50. $3.50.
9lnna gIoerins an 7. Warb 6. uro
9. So. $1,000.
Carrie RedeI on bieIslbs. $4,000.
Sotberine Sang an Sutton 9. uno
g. q. so. 4 $3.50.
Gonrab Reib il. an Seize q. WOaf.
itein. 81.
Gbipin 8. gouns an Union SaDines
9. unb Z. So. $500.
RapmonD .. gooiion on Genira!
9. unb 8. SO. $500.
Sbe 9ullod electric Dlfng. SO. Oil
6irit 5ruit So. BON WiiI,pauies.
$936,0OO.
Marp ). @iniams on eouihsrn
Sbio 6. uno 2. 60. $1700.
Grep. 10. asbsre4t on GrpoiiiiOn
3. unb g. SO. $1,000.
GstiIgte Sppotbetsn.
Gbas. grsaelt on Qnna R. Gipir.
$4,000.
SucOb stObr an Jrunt ). aetpis.
$40o.
@m. altemsisr on Gmil u. Saud.
500.
qDm. IS. Ssim an SilIsbale g. unS
9. So. $1,000.
9tnna Jrid an gernaro 5. Stasss.
$1,000.
Celia Burden an Saeob sbalsr.
$1,000.
Rurp griitsr an Sscuritp Sa,.
ings 9ant lnb g. .. 60. $4,000.
Waub Mepsr an eagle g. i,nb 6.
q. $4,000.
5. 9. simberman an u. %. Ga
9uiteaur. $1,000.
GDan 6. Williama an Sbio W2e9as
MICS 9. unb 6. So. $1700.
Winnie Softer an S1Atberu Sbio
Sabinss gant 50. $1,000.
Carrie Red3el an CALHOUN 6. unb
3. 60. $4,000.
Wm. aoren3 an Weitern Germa.r
@unt. $1,000.
Wlarb SDni9srmebsr an 8eetmaa
Ctr. .. unO g. so. $1250.
i5rsb S6afsr an 2ion SO i g. &c
3. Co.; $500.
anna 3. 6nberer on Rationat
grpareiiipe Gife sSni. Co.; $1,000.
@nnd Ws. 9apis an 2isabetb Selb;
$3.50.
Gbriitian 8. Sanfon an g. q.
Wrisbt; $4,000.
2aHss 8. ssmboff an Smitb 6idsus
Iopper; $700.
@ler. W. 6arpuDt an SuburbaH
Real Gitate e ssmpropsmeHt Co.;
$500.
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9infus @roBmnnn an Ohio galleb
6. e .. Co.; S3250.
arant u. Spsbba ir. an 5arrD
Iidman; S400.
9ernnrb Shldabsd al Soutbern
Sbio 8. &c 2. Co.; S1700.
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ieniaen. ipeId,e es bemsrftsn. fielen i6n
in bic oamo, aIlein iie tunnten es ili6t
perbinSern, bas er Ieinem G,eoner ei.
nen Stid perIebte. Sborntpn i6rit
laut alf. ban er pertpunbet Iei, unp io:
balb man iid Wlapburn's perIi6ert
bate. nurbe Der 9erpunbete fortoe.
ihafft; es nurbe Elm Qrat berbeiaebpli,
bem man Iaate, bic @erpunouns iei
BEL einem S5anboemenae ouf Der Straz
he erfolot. Ser 9lrst ertlGrte Die
0unoe fir lebensoefGbrIi9, benn bas
pierten gfippe ber red)ten 5eite einge=
orunaen uno bobe bic 2unae perlebt.
Der llnoliidlide lit mebrere Sage
lana unb itorb enbli1 unter beftigeli
Qualen; giiemano betrauerte ieincn
Sob.
M9r. @arpeb, Der Better ienes 9a=
bens, in bem Senrp arbeitete, mar ielt
mebreren sSa6ren Nittlper, oa er feline
ssrau i'm eriten Sabre Der G6e perlpren
bate. Gr bate ieinen iunoen Wertz
fii6rer aupeiIen beTu6t, feline 9eiute
tparen mad unb na9 bdufiger gepors
BEN uno es unterlag balo teinsm 3peiz
fel mebr, bab &pnitan5e Der Maenet
mar, fpelber i'm in jenes 6aus Sos.
Gr BOT ibr enbli6 SerS unb Sano an
unb lie erpiberte ibm, Dab Iein Qntras
iie beeIiide, ba aud iis innige 3unsis
gung gu ihm bege, - unO 10 purOe
bic bartgepriifts 5rau oenn eins sliids
Ii6e Jrau.
Gs mar an einem 2tbeno gegen GnDs
oes Sommers, als elmer Der Siener in
bic gibliotbet trot, pp SIR. Siperton
nit Glen iuB, unb bem &nufmann
einen Brief iibergab, ben Der Brief
TRIGGER IoebeH gsbra6t bate. Gr off
net ibn unb pdbreno er i'm bur9las,
fling er an, beftig gu 5ittern. 9tls er
oamit gu Gnbe mar, entfhliipfte eiH
ihmer3Ii8er Seuf3er ieinen 2ippen
unO er blieb sinise 9lugenbIide geients
ten Sauptes, ben 9rief in Der idIuff
berdbbGngenben Sano baItenp, iiben.
gnbIi6 iiberlus er ibn no6mals unD
rei6te i'm bonn @uen bin.
n2ies," fIiiiterte sr nit taum per-
nebmIi6er Stimms.
0os junge Mdo6en na6m bengrief,
Der aus Reip Orleans tam, uno las:
npuul 5iperton, Gsq., Rslp gOrtl
@eebrtsr Serr!
IS befinbet ii6 cine Trou bier, bic
am Tiebsr unb gGn5li6er GrI6Dpfung
oaer Qebenstrdfte auf ben Sob oars
uieOerlieat unb ausiagt, oaB iie i1ys
Satin lei; iie perlangt Ie6nli6 nae,
S6nen. Sn Oisiem Qugenblid bsfinoet
iie iid i'm SoIpitoI uno ss piro gMes
fir iie gstban peroen, mas in unIerer
Mu6t itebt. gBir baben tie i6pa6
uno traftlOs uuf Der StraBe gefunOsn,
ausln an l's lpel9ert lld. gu 1o9en, ipie its
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-01-23
LAST LIENTENANT-GENERAL

The survival of General Buckner to
the good old agge of ninety one
brought the average OF longevity OF
the Confederate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
far above that of the r-generals
of the same service. The last major
general, the Marquis de Polignac died
in France but few weeks ago, but
there were many more OF that rank
than of the next highest and a number
of them passed away at compare
lively early age.
Generay Buckner was the last OF
brilliant group, and not the least DIS
tinguished He was a West Pointer,
had a brilliant career in the Mexican
war, that training time for so many
on both sides of the subsequent IL
tanic struggle.
Promptly upon the inception of the
war between the states Simon Boil
var Buckner. a native of the border
state. Kentucky, aligned himself with
the south and until the contest closed
he rendered valuable and distinguish
ed service.
His eminent position among his
people was not lowered in the after
years of peace. He was chosen by
them to the office of governor of the
state. and when the dissatisfaction
with the financial heresies OF the
Bryan regime eliminated in the for
nation of gold democratic" party,
he was named upon its ticket for
vice-president.
The old warrior lived respected by
reunited nation and died sincerely
mourned by the people whom he had
so long and so deyotedly served
Tampa Times.
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MRS. FRANK WATSON'S MOTHER
ROBBED, STRANGLED, AND
BEATEN AT HOME IN
JACKSONVILLE

Pounded and strangieA into in#ensi
billty at the hands of a bold robber.
Mrs. W. BLealle. wife of ". b. Leake
the druggist, of Al East Ashley street.
was found by her negro servant on
the floor of her upstairs bed room
about 1915 a. m, today, sutferimGa
intensely from the blows and clutches
of the villanlous tnler.
a diamond DrCac.4. containing nine
diamonds, valued at 500, was among
the loot.
The unfortunate woman. when Ques.
toned by Detective Cahoon and
Officer Hobert Kelly, who were quick
to respond, stated chat she was alone
in the house with a servant, when she
heard a noise in an upstairs bedroom.
In her endeavor to locate the noise,
she was greeted by a strange man in
her room
The man, upon the approach of Mrs.
I.eake, stepped behind the door, but
advanced toward her when she enter
ed the room, threatening her in a Ger
man accent.
The thief strlck Mrs. Le&ke several
hard blows in the face a~d then cho.,-
ed her into insensibiity.
Mrs. Leake was found on the floor
struggling in her unconscious condi-
ton from her injuries. where her as
sailant had left her.
The condition of Mrs Leake clearly
showed that she had been badly beat
en- by the thief, and marks on her
throat where she had been strangled
are clearly visible.
The thief, previous to his discovery,
had ransacked the dresser in the bed
room, and had the contents strewn on
the floor.
Other valuables in another room,
including considerable money, had
been untouched by the thief, who ev-
identity had not concluded his investi-
CATION.
A good description of the man is
now in the hands OF the police, and ev-
cry available man in the department
is now at work trying to get some
trace of the thief and aassailant.-
Wednesdays Jacksonville Metropolis.
Mrs. Leake is the mother of Mrs.
Frank L. Watson, formerly of this
city, and visited her daughter several
times during her residence in this
city.
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GET TOGETHER

n . recent communication from a
gentleman visiting at Lakeland he
states that that city is making ire
mendous strides, and is growing rap
idly. That in no other town in the
state has he seen such an unity of
spirit as is shown by Lakeland's citi-
zens. That there is not a single
'knocker" in the town, every individ-
ual being a booster and praising his
town in every breath, and all are
working together for its growth. No
one pulls against another, and they
are building a good town. But he says
Ocala and Gainesville have Lakeland
beat on their splendid country That
in no other part of the state can there
be found better or scarcely as good
farm and truck lands
1t behOoveth Ocala citizens to get
together" and pull for a bigger and
better city.
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SUFFERS RECEPTION AT ALBANY

Former Gov. Suffers reception on
his return to Albany as assemblyman
wasn't of a kind to make him feel
that he was going to play an import
ant part in making new laws for the
state. His entrance into the assembly
chamber wasn't noticed. He walked
down the middle isle to the front and
stood there as II expecting that the
members would gather around him
and give him a hearty welcome. Moth
ing of the kind occurred. He stood
alone and looked about him. No one
offered to shake hands with him.
Practically his presence was ignored,
alike by Democrats, Republicans and
Progressives. Seeing himself neglect
ed he walked back to the rear where
he selected a seat among the Pro-
gressives. He was elected as a Pro
gressive and it is expected that he
will act with them.
Vastly different was his reception
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MRS. CLARK ENTERTAlNS

\ delightful informal event of Fri
day was the little afternoon auction
party, given by Mrs. Harvey Clark
to a few of her friends.
Three tables OF players enjoyed the
games, Mrs. Duval winning the prize
a pretty little Japanese card case.
After the games a salad course
with tea and sandwiches, was served
on the card tables.
Those enjoying Mrs. Clark's hos
pitality were Miss Emily Stotesbury
Miss Meta Jewett, Mrs Edward Hol
der, Mrs. j. d. Robertson, Mrs. c. S
Cullen, Mrs. S. S. Duval, Mrs. Ralph
Birdsey, Mrs. George Bitch, Mrs. NJ
J. Roess, Mrs. l.. r. Chazal, Mrs. II
F. Watt and Mrs. Lloyd.
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COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.

At a business meeting held by the
Moose lodge of this city Thursday
night it was decided that as the lodge
was in such tiOurishing condition
now was the proper time to purchase
/ a permanent home. Accordingly a
corporation under the name Of the Co
l0nial Investment Company was form
ed for this purpose, agreeing OF the
purchase of the home the lodge is at
present occupying, formerly the Co
lonial Hotel, on North Magnolia
! street A subscription was opened
and almost Immediately $500 shares
OF the stock were taken.
The following officers were elected
John T. Moore, president; Heron
Todd, vice president; G.. Fl. Dekle,
secretary; H. C. Jones, treasurer. Di-
rectors, j. F. Thompson, ]. G. I.ich-
line and Edwin Spencer.
The Moose lodge includes among its
members some of the most solid bui
mess men and citizens of the city,
and there seems to be no doubt bit
that the movement will be pushed to
a successful termination, thus afford
ing a home not only for the local
members but for the numberless
members of the lodge from others
sections Of the country.