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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-03
BELIEVED TO Be ANARCHISTS work
The CHIEF Has Been wagna a viuor-
GUS War Against the Black Hand
and Other Asaasslns and Has Gain
ed Their Encmity-one OF would.bc
Murde'era Killed.
my Associated pressl


CHICAGO, ILL, March 1.-Two un-
known men. said to be members OF
the Black Hands Society, called at the
house fCriof of Police Shlppcy short
ly after 10 o'clock this morning.
When George, the chiels son. an
swcrcd their ring at the door they
opened IRE on him with rcyolycrs.
He dropped to the floor, probably ia
tally Injured. Chief Shippcy ran into
the hallway and grapplcd with one OF
the mon. The other he shot dead
before he could turn his revolver
on the other man he was seriously
stabbed In the side. The stranger
then began firing with his revolver.
Chief Shippcy's driver Foley ran
INTO The hallway and was struck by n
bullet. lie was fatally wounded.
The attempt on the life of tho CHIEF
and his son caused great excitement.
The police say that Shlppe,ss actlylty
s aaFsainst i the BLACK Hand Society.
which has been operating With tiesper-t
ate disregard of the police, caused
ycndettn TO be sworn against him and
his family. 80
Wncn young Shippcy appeared Mt
me door there WIS nothing TO excite
his suspicion. He said to the mon
Good morning." One OF them At
tempted TO push past him into the
hall. He barred the way.
The other drcw n revolver from IA.
on'slde pocket OF his ovcrcoat and
iired twice. Both bullets stuck lila
young man. Wv
ro.ey' the driver, who was waiting
Tor Chief Shippcyi to drive him IN his
oilice. ran into the hall at the same
TIME as Chief Shippcy. AS the chjst
reached The door one OF the mo,
siashed him twice with lonr h,adod
Nn i While the chief was engaged
WIN MIN the other fired on Foley
VINO VINO arenped before he could shoot
ShIef Shinpey then drew his reyoIver
Foley. ""o nrcu az
inc drive and young Sflppcy were
removed TO the Augusta hosnital
wherc both are in n precarlous con-
dillon They are unconscious ard sur
seons have been unable to probe for
inc bullets, fearing that the shock
would prove fatal. They have small
chances of recovery.
immediately the police of the entire
CITY were at work to discover tho
source OF the plot and round I'm fur-
ther conspirators, for Il &c rceardod
as certain that the lives OF the entire
Shippey family had been sworn away
by the Black Hand members before
inc attempt was made this mornInr.
me man who was slain bv CHER
OF Police Shippey. late tonight .yas
identified as Lazarus Averbuch. who
Ior tnree weeks hail lived al 2lS
"asnmgton avenue. on the west side
HIS Identification was established
through sister, who was taken bv The
police to the undertaking roms Az
erbnch was % years old. He had oc-
cnpied rooms with his sister. o3ra
lie was a Russian student.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-03
Schooner Ray pocked.

The four-masted schooner Joseph
y. Ray was hauled out in dry docl,
no. ?. at the shipyard YESTERDAY
ss'eri.ay afternoon to have her hull
below the watcrlinc repaired and
painted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-03

Providence must have been with him.
for the negro missed his mark. and
the shots embedded themselves In n
window OF Lassitcr's stable. Then
Smith closed in, after having duckcd,
and. with the assistance eli Golusby,
kellam sherry and the oshcrs. the
negro was ovcrpowercd. after he had
been shot in the leg by officers.
Gary IN firing from point of van
tage ay'oss the street struck the
post behind which the negro had
placed himself. and sherry strucl,
The post from The other side. Werner
came up on Il dead run and narrow
ly escaped being shot down. both by
the negro and the officers who were
Hiring nj the negro In his direction.
Crowd Wanted Negro.
When the man had been subducd
by blows over the head by Smith
with his pistol ANA was disarmcd n
c'owd Of several hundred people rnd
adhered. There were demonstrations
against the negro. but he was safe y
landed in The station house. thence
TO jail. a large crowd attemptcd ia
force itself into the station housc
calling for the negro. but tho good
work of the police prevented violence
AT the Jail this moraing the negro
told story different in many To-
snccts from that told by the police
and by himself TO the officers nj tho
station house.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-03

lorcc itself into the station. house
calling for the negro. but the good
work of the police prevented violence
At the Jail this moraing the negro
told story different in many To-
snccts from that told by the police
and by himself TO the officers nj the
station house.
lie Had Been Drinking.
He said he hal been drinking al,
Jay Saturday and was pretty drunk
Sunday night about six O'Clock no VINE
walking NJ Main street near Twcn1
ne'n with his brother, Albert. ana
a friend named Isaac Saunders Inc,
got into dispute over something
which he could not Eemombor nnd
when they got on Twoniieth street ho
slapped his brother and ran into nm
a'ley His brother fired At him twice
one bullet taking effect In his right
leg The bullet. he snid passcd
through anu lid not disable him lilo
ran down to rranklin street. and savs
ne was ON his way TO the station
mouse to report his brother.
When lie reached tho conner of
nshteenth street lie looked int inc
s"or window and saw the guns
re glanced at the blood flowing from
MS wounded leg and the sight of the
blood made him mal nc pushed Tho
"ihapS in Nna.sgrablcn me gun and
SneiS ana then turned back 10 ROT
revenge. He was on his wnv bncI,
10 shooi his brother. and does moi
rccol'ect shooting at anyone but him
nave not taken any DOPE ne
Said' was drunk. and the slgnt or
,he Dicod made me mad. wanted
TO set even with my brother for
shooting me-" "
me man lives nj SIS Graham .,trcct
win his mother ana brother he
comes from lienr!co county, where
'he FAMILY lived near Varina. He has
never been in trouble before His
mother saw him nj the station house
last night ''4'
Ills Story Not Believed.
The police put llt;lo credit in Tho
story told by the negro. They are
sa'isiiod that he was shot both times
by the police.
| , I'''' 'p'Sidi uttdil OF Of
hcers viii guard Tie man until The
case has been disposed or Last
| night Officers Toler. Tiller. Tate and
nr4htiey were on duty. Today Of
| muers Stocknar. Dngan, Warriner AMI
| riiiow are at the Jail. Other mon
VIII be placed on guard this evening
! ihe congregation OF Hoge Mono
r,ai Gnu oh had about gathered when
the shooting began. For time rbcro
wss something of q panic. although
was snbducd and the affair passed
OIL SO nuiclsly that worship was not
| cauIarcy Ne. Not Live.
| M!. cau'drcy who 1t is believed is
fatally shot. suffered a great worna
IN me neck, one eye was prnctically
shor out and his right arm was pcn.
pered with shot. He is not expectcd
10 live, although there Is slight
! chance Chanccllor's wounds ara not
as dangerous. although they are main
Jul aud serious. ''i
| Chief Werner compiimented his
men. and those who were distant oh
servers give Office Smith sherry
credit spoc'a
While The Chief has little foa, o,
en ontmeak, he will have everything
rcauN in case there should he.
me case was called in the notice
court this morn;no .,,,,l ,,..,.,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-03

fully a foot and half below nor
nal. At the conclusion of the crit
tclsms of the waterl!nc which were
made in the most general terms. Rear
Admiral Capps was given permission
to cross examine The witness.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-03
THE WEATHER,

Fair and colder tuesday;
Wednesday partly cloudy; fresh
northwest winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-03

THE DAILY PRESS Ia tho
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news report Of the Asso-
cIated Press.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27

AlenEo Walters. o. the EilavIlls, Ca,
Rank Tas;eo Fila life.

Arserlcus, Ga, Aug. 26,--With a
bullet hole centrally Through his tore.
head and already cold IN death. Alon.
no Walters, cashier OF the Bank OF
Eaavine. at Ellavilie. Ca, was found
Monday night in the avatory OF tho
windsor hotel In Americas. Beside
him was tho automatic revolver whicA
had ended his life.
walters was seen IN the lavetcry
late In the afternoon repeatedly and
evidently was attempting 10 conceal
himself. Persons IN neighboring bus
lness houaas recalled having heard q
pistol shot about O'Clock, but paid
little attention thereto. Walters lad
evidently boen dead tnree or four hours
when discovered.
Reports current refer 10 an alleged
discrepancy In accounts OF his bank
OF about $4,000, A warrant for Wal.
ters' detention IA reported 10 have
been issued early about an hour pro-
vlous 20 the fnding OF his dead body
In the closet Tie was sitting down
with his clothing intact and hat push,
cd backward. trickllRg stream OF
blood telling the tale OF the gruesomc
trasety.
Cashier Walters was nfly,hve years
old and one OF Eilavile's most respect
ca citizens, with a largo family, IN
Guiding grandchildren.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27
GEORGIA coNvlcrs.
Governor Smith Presents Plan for
Their Handling.

Governor Smith Presents Plan for
Their Handling.
Atlanta. Aug. 2G.-Goyernor HcSe
smith sent message to the general
assembly dealing with the convict
question. His suggestions in part, fol.
low.
FrDt-Submit constitutional
amendment to the people which will
name the time beyond which the leas.
ing Of conviets in Georgia shall cease /.
This amendment should be advertised
on Wednesday, Sept. End, so no time
can be lost in its passage.
/Second-Pass q bill to raise add.
tional revenue for your penitentiary
system.
Third--Encourage each county 10
work Its misdemeanor and felony con.
victs upon the public roads and IN.
on other public improvements in the
county. have heard from the ordi-
naries OF many of the counties OF the
state, and their letterR indicate a gen
eral disposition by the counties to use
the convicts along the line have sug.
gested.
Fourth-Where the quota OF con.
victs, misdemeanors and felonies. go.
Ing to particular county Is too small
In number to justify their economic
use by the county TO receive them
permit any two or more counties 10
join together consolidating their con.
victs and allow them to work part OF
the time in each county. the amount OF
work in each county to be apportion
cd according TO the number OF con.
victs each county has in the combined
force. This plan OF exchanging con.
victs should be enlarged as FAR as pos.
sible.
Ffth-The state would retain
charge OF the balance OF the con
victs. The state should have
two or more farms as a basis OF op,
GRAFTON. II might buy one or mare
iron or coal mines.
Those convicts whose dangerous
character might render II advisable
that they be not worked upon the pub
lie roads should be retained by the
state and worked on the farms or
In the mines.
sixth--All the money derived from
this time on from the hire OF convicts
should be used 70 prepare to handle
those cOnyIcts which tho state must
retain.
Seventh--Take some action provtd'
ing at least for the investigation and
report to the next legislature upon the
extension OF the Western and Allan
tic railroad by the use OF convicts.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27
rs SEVEN STAGES
4 Ict Of Lone Baudit In YeE
IoWStOne Park
SECURED ABOUT $1,000

II AZ Assistance, a Robber stops
...s in the Park and at Point Of
n. Compete Passengers to Give
valuablss-
"a, Mont, Aug. 2s.-one high.
rau wearing a black mask held up
vbbed the passengers OF seven
coaches in Yellowstone Park al
'.,t only a few miles distant from
op Faithful Inn, near the upper
y according TO telephonic advices
~ Monday afternoon. The
ss left the hotel in the usual
At intervals Of q few minutes,
sHs held up one SITTER the other
hst as they came in sight.
a Alghwayman was stationed at a
n d the road, where he was invisi-
hun each direction. AZ the point
+ 4 rfe he lined up the passengers
snsr relieving them OF money and
husles, allowd them to enter the
\ and resume their journey. This
,mance the bandit enacted seven
. Il is understood that he col
Ne large sum estimated at $1,000
hs,aOO.
y fact that tourists in the park
y rl permitted to carry weapons
NJ 4 impossible for any OF the pas
n 70 offer resistance. After
ss up the last coach the robber
eDsared into the hills, and It was
Eard found that he had made his
~ on a horse belonging to the
pcrtation company.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27
40 AN os1Eer LsssoN.


Londen Timaa Comments on Lnts Ne
csgtlon " American Fisst.
LondOn. Avg. 81 The Times "a 40
editorial on &ae fectpli0u ~ me Ameft
can feet ~ Australia says
~ the sctora u this mstting which
vibFAtes 10 the farthent CORNERS u
both tho United States and Australia.
those tHo paopiaa may % said W ba
pasalnK from . aistSnt Aeaaaintahce
70 what nay BE- sapectes 70 prove .
la1ling frisndshlp"
PrDeesging 70 diseases the pFesenca
~ thp Amsgifans a. a. sblsct laaSon
ilhsiy v qaicksn Anfilniia's desire -
aHtsfiaks more faiiy lia antloaai aeif
defsnae rha Timea gsiaka that thia wlii
Fwfnain az - nns iassinW sHees ~ gbs
esshusiaailt aeis0ns seeggtee ~ a..
nsfti stsFFY's nae 6efs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27

CAirEKn. Aak 81 fABiaia THa9,
9. ruusg. ~ 49, EoF@nms1t tecges
sevNfee hks FwVesief fhNf ~ baa
iA@ntinee az a. SO hanswnfing AZ
1e6vre W FTirEewif tse aotaifan
ffss - . 90 tssa ete iAat vas ssat
" sha tsbsfsasFy sx8 ~ fha CgM
msFeis, Matle9si haRt Az fFall ~
fks bga "a Nsi "a the haak. ~ tas
sNessis Nss eeftaia Aas q Mss tAa
80 t1H AZ ha Bashssa ~ fiI3 con
fsr fka alieNef fhnft ~ wAieA NfxKsss
az waa tfYssgeg pn9 fh8t u safKsliaA
~ gtni sAe ff8eH ffT - beiaw ar
s9inset ia c&ian68
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27
PRISON COMMISSION sLAMED.

Atlanta, Aug 26.--ln a comprehen'
sive and unanimous report, submitted
10 the called session OF the iegislasnrf
by the Joint legislative investigating
committee the state prison commiS'
sion n condemned for It's grave ne.
elect Of duty ana iSs responsibility Tor
the abuses OF tho convict leass system
ls placed upon the shoulders OF ihs
commissioner.
The report declares that vhils the
commissioners cannot escape me
heavy weight of responsibility for fail
uro 70 carefully attend 70 their duties
instead OF delegatinK important re-
sponsiblllties 70 subordinate otaeeFn.
ebers h no evidence o. Wilfui Nrpug'
doing nor OF financial proai out Of ne
gvsism 10 any member o. the commia'
son.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27

New Hofh ARN "a f'anie aiars4
hfs MARI AbfBsn5 ~ nFmhiYn.
~ a. NAs sgoss ssgl0AeA raa 80 are
% GO eaeihiaE ~ asg Asses faaF9.A
40. fpsfpA KnG sshY e4nisre ia
wbifA 2ss ~ isfaEf ssn Mfs AIRS
~ isfss gAe snhf from ~ fhirt sfory
Hiaaew ara msn ltapas aftss a. ms
~ Gaeega iets n fha sv&amsnt
~as bamef 70 afafh aaf NJ. Abrus
~ aae ~ bGer Hsrs iaiallg infafas
~ 90 iai fArsweR eFomgfiy o.
ffHRsgthe4 gAs aamsa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27

Afisrin. Aaw - Tie f01es g.
l.soa~ 4 tns nama ~ 90 isisst a1ar'
wans ho1fs plaursa s1F Atianta. vac,
!. - AZ oruetrs a. ~ e,rpsF - Fuaes
- rs.sz aTrras and ths noaseyHrG.
rntaininr aeY Apagtme1fl A. e
ros mha. esmsgnta4 ssFween elfs
asg AZ g4 CO., Is itsihimet fsA'
eIs ws 81 ~ aFEeTi npartmsnl
- rssA ~ wzsAiaEfeH tt4 90
,,ersrssnM wgf ra9 fw q tTssfen'
nr wsA nE * ftR metgin p1
rrst So iNerspemfs1i
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27
wiFE o. oEs. LUAND alAIn.

motise ~ iho Murderer VISA evident
~ Hobbsry,
f,0ndga. Ana ~ me wlfa ~ Ma
pr generai Caafsa Edward Lizard was
ryairgioaslY murasgsa Mondny aftef
1oen ~ 4 aesoiats weadn near seven
usha whieh "a shorS aista1es oatslas
f.Cn8a@.
NJ tfaes 81 me mHFdsref hAs bssa
fogha. snf me moiiVs apvRFentiY was
rabbeFy, Faiaasis rlaEa MaVine been
lakea from 30 womah'a nnaarM
Naiof uenefai ta2fa 81 Fstirea
nrieeF sf the Faysi amninesss. Ne
satefea tha army IA iakG. aaa waa Al.
eeniirs oniegf 10 fna4en aaring gls
KsaiaU disiurs8sea ~ itsT.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27

Birmlngham. Ala. Ana 20. Tiers
n feeling IN Birmlngham tat some
lmparsAnt deveiopmesis in tho strike
situation are imminent L 10 eTsr
said b. BE- probable that iAs ftFihf
NAV ~ called % thia Wesk. Firs
Pre.issrs IoAn y. waite Of Ne uEit
A Msse worksu. WhS has been r.
thss sistacs Cor several wreka. ief
sun6ay morning fnr Cnesnnati wne
has brsn n coufere1es vita rfesiasni
r. L. Levis. ~ fhs nnfionai erKAni
rassaa n5uuf enc Aiahams aitutfio4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27
FLEET At SYDNEY.
Pc Diversions Planned FOR ofneers
and Men.

as Diversions Planned FOR ottieers
and Men.
iheE N. s. W.. Aug. 26.-Al-
tgh i was cold and showery Tues
nomlng, 400 American officers
rsa we're entertained vita an ex.
Nm going in two special trains to
4 laEarra district.
iAs nIavarra, a beautiful land
~ coastal lake, SO miles from
%N vas visited and the excur-
as we're given an opportunity TO
Ne delightful rural surround.
Na the splendid coal.bearing
~.
aer party OF 400 was entertain.
public picnic in the Great Ma.
pam. which lies II miles from
and contains 30. 900 acres and
ioF rs beautiful scenery. typl.
australia.
" agricultural show grounds
q officers and men and great
nom sydney. headed by Ad-
~ Harry Rawscn. the lieuten-
''inor, attended q gymhan made
N l.suneily Australian sports.
nRTllian consul general held
,tou Tor the oflcers 81 the
oaieials and prominent peo'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27

yonaerirg what Kind Of democrats r=n
shink you are. Are yon 1891 demo.
Gratis or 1909 democrats, o. 1900 dem.
ocrats. az 1904 democrats. o. are yOu
1908 democratic Are yOn Cleveland
democrats. believing Ia taFiG reform
that We GA not got. and the suppress
sion of labor unions. that ~ did getg
are yOa PARKER Democrats. snpportlng
t4e uusta n issy c0niFibals. and op-
poslng them II they 5on'tf Are y0u
Bryan democrats believing In FREQ AZ
vsr s,meslmes. hna government 0wn
,sf'3 lon 81 neH. and ln ths initiasiEe
and rfeseuAum s0mstineaf n sIw
are uryAn democrats, 80 y0u aiBo %
iieva IN . Bryan tlAifoFm that roo.
tains none of these thingAf
-Frieaaa and sr.5roihefa % ire ~.
a1la ciab there Il 20 tamocwgie var
~. Thero ~ oEiY q nFyNn party
ans fhe followers ~ nat party dout
ka0w whem fAey 20 % ~ a. sigas
wAas they Miii ~ calieS upca - 30
lteve uhna tkry awRks AS ~ Z
Fsoeirat yosr cnmmanisafioa Mifh
pisaears aua rraiiiufs. ana - VITA,
dFsw frorn yaHr eiab mtih piessgfe
sn6 wfghogt ths fHFhtnes hars fsaiinE
Good ia-k nna Cod Seas yoa nn6 may
Joe b. Aals 70 kssg - wiiA y0aF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27
MOTHER plEs TO SAVE SON.
MIRA Meaeham shot BY sonIR.Lsw a.
she Gave Own Son Warning.


Iaportc. Ind.. Aug. 20 While try.
ing 10 warn her son, Edward Meach.
am. that his llio was IN danger. Mrs.
Sarah N Meaeham. iorty.eIsht years
OF age, was shot 10 death BY her son,
iRiaw. william Delphi. who emptled
the contents OF . shotgun into her
back.
TIE tragedy took place IN tho farm
yard o. Engle5ert Topper. south ~
westville, Ind A quarrel between the
men ended "a DELPHI utnFslnE Tor hls
house with me avowed Intrntiou. n ~
said. " settina a gun with which 20
shoot Meaeham. Mrs. Maacham,
hearing Dclph's threat. hurried 70 tho
Topper house 10 warn her sou.
AZ Eha WIS about 20 enter tae house
DELPHI came np bahind. u 10 saia. law.
elod . faolgun az the house door. ana
fired The charge entered Mrs. Meach'
anus heart and lungs
DELHI dencd those on the farm 90
take the gun from him Until pepaiy
Sheriff Ansiis arrived Ne refused 20
say anything ~ the shooting,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27

NrNastNs NJ A0H ~ areF n.
N AFe6.s eaa ~ it8 mvga ga,mlassg
miaistsgs ~ iks CAnsgisn ehnfeh "a
~ seafN e,sa &aa6tf NhSiq enseaf
- Vsr@ss q preach fEasral a.
m@a eiasmate ~ a. epmnf al
maepl tsriH8 fsa gtarmY pers
pseseass ~ Gaetei ssaRSnarloa A.
sac qae sf tBQ miasNsga aNa alfarass
khs fesskwt ~ az fate raaaea A.
as8 ss t tags %
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27
AMERlcAN SAR ASSOCIATION.

-Four Hundred Delegates IN Attsndanes
a seattle. WASH
Seattle. wash. Aug. %. with
nearly 900 delegates IN me city ana
o,hera arriving on every Incoming
train. the annual meeting ~ sAe Amer.
lean Barr ssaoclatIoa had lta opening
session ~ the New wanhln9son no.
eel Tuesday.
e II tAe Frst meeting ~ the aaaocl
alton 70 b. held I. tho Pacific aorth.
west. ANA delegates are present from
every section 81 she country.
Tho feature u ne morninH session
vas the address % preslasas Z. a.
plcainsou " ChicaH9. GA Fecout
changes N statutes ~ fths various
states and congress.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27

Mmnghis Teas AuN ~ p1tetina
a. oie Fnos0gn 81 Fvuak fsoNrH sEr.
ara geafs. Ais eoafia inf ~ afit~a
saie r al rhcW rog Apm % sAncf
Tas ezlsfa head vas ktfyAEy tofH
f,pu Ne hc4B ~ 40 tlsetaFNe fAaf
ts,bsaes re So waa sgegess1 "
nave nsf taf1 Aossst ~ traMsff
sxr9rys& a. rsnEtsr natfiow. q t1@
90 q MamEala.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27

MnaGnnmaFg Ala A44 fg ne
as1Nwfng nsW sestegwfses haFs baes
Fsssgass 20 $40 sseFsesY ~ sfata
faEar FsgY eseslt eaag EatmaoWK
sas.tsI gft w. eisFwusT Nsesgsetsr
40 nsaag Moesg fatfla
a. ~ mMtes mauasasa taas
Etaw ai
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27
'oUSo TURK MOVEMENT.
- Aam'nlstrstlve Autonomy FOR
Macedonia.

- Aam'nlstrstlve Autonomy FOR
Maeedonin.
Aug 2s-.A special de.
run cOustantinopls 10 the
.'f' hat a member % tae
''Gsy COMMITTEES Is nuthority
49, hat the Young Turku ara
4. 90 'ome way "a the direction
iailye astronomy Tor alacs.
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REPLYOF MR., HEARST
To Request for Resignation by
IrOquOiS Club.
HEARST SAYS NE is PLEASED
Independence Party Leaoer In lila
Communication Asks ths CLUB Mum.
Der Of Questionable Democratic
Party, He Says.

San Francisco. Aug. 20. william
Randolph Hearst has Given out tl.e con.
tents Of letter he addressed 70 the
IriQuois Club OF San Francisco. a dem.
oeratio organization, replying 70 che
request OF the club that he tender bis
resignation as member.
Mr.. Hearst says In his letter that
he Is both pleased and surprised TO 70.
oeiyO the letter from the club-plcas.
ed that he has been asked to resign
and surprised b learn that the club
b still In existence.
Dir, Hearst continues;
~You imply that am not a demo.
crat, and strongly suspect that am
not, according to democratic stands
OF today. You imply further that
you are democrats and cannot help
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