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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
Sine GinlaOnns.

@ltt uno @Int fir iDren Safer ae.
opfcrt bntteu. Gs sereide ium sur
groBen @eniigtbuntua, Onb sic 5lpei
Rationcn, sic 0elltide unO bic ita.
lieniihe. fir Dos @obl oes @dterlan.
0es peretut 0rbeifeteu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05

(6Ortiesuua bon eeite ~

ten IN cine Gde oes @aaens. Gin
an0erer GrpreBbeamter fam 0asu.
tUurOe ober a5eufaas nit 9eiftiafcit
eingeihiihtert.
Ger 9fduber bate einen Sad ma
er s-Sra Gonneap, oen sad ofien
5u balter, ~sudbrenO er Oon Dem Sci.
ser un0 Dem GrpreBbeamten $4,000
IN @olOburren unO mehrere Sadc
nit @eHnies, i'm @onsen etua 5000.
hiHein thun IieB. Sad Dem or oals
@el0. tpas er fiHSeu fonutc. einge.
iadt bate. befnbl er Dem 9ofomoti9-
fibrer. nab ieiner 91aihine 3uriid
5u geben. mo 5fpaHg Damn Den Sci-
ser unO Oen grpreBbenmten, oas
8elo Den Berg hinnitf SIT traaen.
bis 81 einem 3Iase Der etpa $50
9ar0s bonn Geleiie entfernt mar.
Ser 8aitber cnttisb Damn in nler
8~eganenheit sic M1nuer, inoem er
laate: rScbt luobl unO oiel @liidl
Sh boiie, 0aB ih Gltd) ,uieOeriebe.
G0nn 0eribman0 Scr &du5er, Scr
iiHmer nod ieiue Masfe trug, i'm
@aloe. pdbreno Sic GnOeren mad
oeut 3itge 3iriid gingen. 9tad
0onnelp's guSiaae iprod ser Gan.
Dit EN- eites Gngl1h aber nit
frem0em Af5ent. Gr mar unQei1hr
8 Sub 8 Soa groB ulS trug idauar]e
&lep0er un0 eiuen ebeu ioldcn
Shlappbrt. oen er ticf ms geii6t
ge5ogen bate.
2erpiiton, ga. 81. Slag.
Gs ideint iidler 81 iein, OuB Der
Rauber, Der nabe bier einU @abnslg
anfbielt un0 0en grpreBuaaen be-.
rarbte. in ser Tnnfclbeit irrthumlifl
einen nit 10000 neiien 9incolns@e
MES gefiinten Sad iortihleppte i'll
Der gleinung. es ieien @olOitiide.
Die geroubten @oI0barren mur0en
bon Den oerfolgenoen 9%abnbeamten
tpie0er erlongt.
st ST beridumerscn.
8ittsbiira, Rn- 1. sept.
S. g. Slater. Ser bieiiae Igent
Der Aooms grpreB Gompann. bat sic
Grfldrung a~6gedeben, ooB oie @eiea'
idait ourh Ben @abniiberfoa bel
Seluistopn. 30, h0ditens $500 ber-
loren bat, pa5rideinlih ober nod
bief meuiaer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
JOrOert 9enugt6uung.
Ser britiide @eianSte in Selma Oer.
Ianst Shine fir Die GrmOrSuns
6airab Alis nno Seitrafnns
Der Sbdtsr.
S9iaa hat ebsnFaas gsidmsrOsn.
@etina. l. sept.

KeItIt5s l. Stpl.
Sir Sobn Serbian, Der britiihe
@eianote fir China. BAT sic MinUir.
flung Der hen@eianotihaIt
nidt obgepartet, ion0ern bat benz ti.
neiiihen @usmdrtigeu amt ieinen
9enah gemadt mnO @enugtbung iiir
Die GrmorOung 9o5rab aIi's urO.
8eltrafupg BON oeiien Dloroern per.
laigt. Tieier, elm britiiher Inter
than. ser al einer metereologiiden
Expedition tbeilnubm, Die Semtant
81. z. Glorf, Elm ebemdliger Offi5ier
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. noh China
fH6rte. puroe i'm Ietten SUM IN Ser
9rooin3 4anSSu non giugeborenen
get0otet. Sir SObn erfl1rte Der h;-
neiiihen 3egierung, DAB cine Inter.
Iidlung ltottfinOen miBte. giele s0-
gerte. bod Der @eianote beitano ali
ieiner 6or0erung. China ieinerieits
oerIangte @emiatbuung iir Die
S6otung BON 9bineien Die bel einein
3uiammenitoB nit ser expedition
mfieIen. Senrp g. 6letder, SER auc-
rifaniihe 0eihGitstr1ger, miro in
oieier AngcIegenbei- aui eieeue Sauit
oorgeben. @erihieoene Nuffoiiung
BON Ser Observation-Disclosures @binas
Bat es bernnloBt, ooB beioe @ertre.
tungen eeionOerte @oriteuurgen err
boben. Ssrr 6lether bat nber ber-
iidprt, OoB or ole britiihen SCRIBE
ritngen unteritiisen miro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
Wcncralamncitic.
Eeberan, 1. Sept.

~NTNNAIf 7. NIFL.
gs lit cine @eueraIamneitie per-
fiin0et mor0en, ood iinO cine groBe
an5abl 3eattiondre nidJt IN tie eil,
geihloiien, Oarlmtter Ser frirbere @re.
mier mo 0tiniiter Oes Srmcrri, Mli.
ibirlGss ionic Der friibere
@elnlpOte IN @eIgielb Sao0-eOO olu-
Inh
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
Opferja6( ncigt.
IS berridt MN fsiu 3weifel msbr,
Oaf ~minOrtcns 1900 gerioneu in
iOlae Der Ssnt6 in MOntcreB
nm's ecbsn famrH.
IS 6crridt srOks &Otb.
etoot gqerifo. 81. QIlla.

Staot Merifo, 81. gng.
Cine BON Nlonteren bier e%inaetroi-
fene Gepeihe beridtet. ooB bort rpdb-
reno Oes @ormittaas 800 2eihen.
nm einen alten Drummer in elmer
@JeBerei herum gritppirt. aeimn0eu
murOen. IS iino ioTpeit etuu 1000
Seihen g%eboraen. mo Is fam MN
fanm nod Elm 3fpeiiel berriheL
DAB oie 3abI Der furh Die 6!lttb lin.
sefommenm 2000 6etraat. giele Oa.
non liuo i'm Sriebimlo 0es 6luiies
oeridpum0en.
3eueiten ltodrihteu 5uioIge lit
Die Gage in Mouserep erniter ais
man slerlt gIanbte. Gs fehlt an
3obrung mo EriufIDaiier. Mdn
hofit bic @ahuoerbin0ung nit Seras
nieoer herjuiteilen. auf 0uB in Care.
90 95ahrungsmitteI gefauit fuerOen
founen. SIN oen hober aclegenen
SbeiIen ser Staot lit Der Stroben.
bohnoieHlt mie0er i'm Gang, alth Die
GNtlAtfN3N Ob4AAtOtAttiiA OluNt4CA iltI
ser. dber mi. ser telearupbiiden Ser.
binoung bapert Is mob. Ger 9abn.
oienit III ser Dou ser 6lutb beimge.
inhteu @egeno lit nod tbeilmeiie
IGbmgeleat. un0 es miro nod Ian.
gere 3eit oouern. ehe 0ie GuDn5lge
mieOer regelmdBig Ianien.
Sine GinlaOung.
Staot Merifo. 81. Nua.
Das Goniite. 0as Sic @orbereitnn.
gen iiir ole in 1910 bier itattfin-
OeaSe SahrhunOertieier in SduOen
BAT. bat bcidloiien oie Siiftififfer
Der @eIt ein3nloOen. lire internatio.
male 3uiammenfifnit in 9erbinOnng
nit Ser Seier in ser Stoot Mlerifo
ob3ubalten. IS aperOen @reiie i'm
@eiammtbetrog BON $4,000 bis
100000 ausgeiebt perOen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
Sranfreid.
SabeIOnea.
Nnris. I. Gehtemher.

FuIIs, I. StpItIIUtt.
Die 4upit1ne @er1rO uno 4nge.
BON Der fran30liihen @rmee, iohten
elm ~Diitbenoeg SG6el0uea aus inter
Dem Gieienroo, oas ais Elm lteber-
bIefbieI elmer friiberen altSltedlng
lib ouf benz Champ De Iors befiu-
BET. Der &nmpf oaiserte cine babe
Stnn0e un0 en6ete crit nohoem bei0e
@esner ihmer5bafte @ltnoen erbal-
ten harten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
&eriicn.
9cs qanbrs nrriuieicn.
Neheran. I. Septem6er

Eeberau, /. September.
Cine @n5abl iriibere bobe periiihe
9enmte. 0orMHter Elm SnfeI oes ab.
geiebten Shabs, mo 9aoii Ssmail,
Der friibere Director Der @iin5e, is
i'm @an3en. iino fir INNER oes Cant
0e5 perpieien iuor0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
&Gubrrbnnptmann gcfnnscn.
S1hris. 30 Mlrnnft

&obim aban, Elm perliiher 9an-
oit. Der on 0en neuliden 0perationen
gegen Sdbris tbeilnabms wurOe pon
elmer rulIihcn SraierpeOition &c.
fanqen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
WrOhe NOtblage.
GtodbolnL 81. anguIt.

Gtod1oIHl, 81. Nllgltlt.
9ag raitofsbLaoet@ 0ariihert, 0oB
soblrade Streifer t6atiddli6 am
.6ungertude nngef, mo ooB an0eTe
fih pom groo un0 @ailcr H1bren,
o0er pom 5iihen, Die lie ieIbit fangen.
0b,6er anoere 5osen i'm 2anoe nm.
Der un0 pliin6eriea ole aarsoiieI.
fel0qr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
edlpeOcn.
etreiter nnS SansbeEhcr.

GtodtolnL /. Sept.
Cine Gn5abl Streiter III StodboIm
iiflo in acnntniB geiest morOen. Dab
lie ibre @obHungen AM i. Sftober 81
baben, mann tie bis 0abin
Ole arbeit uidjt mieoer aifgenpmmen
ha6en. Die Generalization baben zine
Proclamation erIaiien, norm Oie Nus.
itdHoigeu a%ufgeiorOert iDeroen, am 1.
Sftober teineu 9~fiefbs3ins 81 be5ab.
len. 9ie StreiffHbrer bebaupten. onB
es unu15glih iein miro, Gauienoe DON
Samilien aui bic 5traBe gu ieeen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
@l,cbia. 9ren6en. l. sept.

@ateI5ig. &re6en, 1. Sept.
"a. Suftdiff Zeppelin III. Ous
.ipabren0 Der Sonntol 9tdft. ais es
lid auf 0T Sabrt ron Berlin mad
6rieoridsb Ifeu befon0. 10 ie6r be.
ida0igt puroe Sab Is lan0en mlbte,
bat mdbrenO 0es AbenSs ieiue 6abrt
iortgeiest. SnfoIge res ~5HtemDeiie
iebr itarfen @inoes, Ser Oas arose.
2uftihiif eefGbr0ete. mar es ihlpie.
rig, Die 3~eparatliren ST ~ooueaOeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05

nidt ipeniacr oIs bier Weiaionet
Mlnihcn. Gnrin iino oie 5a5Irei.
den Baiiogiere, fpeIde 0roidJfen uni
gutomobile 6enubten, nidt einmal
einaeihLoiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
nnansrnebm.

Serllll, J.. sept.
Gin geriuf, Oos mere Sdlodtihiif
/. @eltpbalen~, Oa5 erite bon oen bent.
id)en s9rea0HOugbts" BON benz
Shiffsbot no es erbaut mar, 0ie
binobjuidleppen. miBgliidte.
meil es einen 81 grOBen 8iefgang
Bat. MGn bate 0os Shiif mittels
8ontons flint Sub in Die S0be ge-
bobeH.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-14
MONEY FOR MISS
 RAY BURKHAL1fR
Little Rock People Are Receiving Many Cash Donations for UnifOr- tunate Pine Bluff Young Lady, Who Was Victim of Brutal Assault.

Mrs. E. w. Gibb, of Little Rock, and the w. C. T. U. organization of that i cit yare receiving many cash dona- l tions to be added to the fund being raised to aid Miss Ray Burkhalter in finishing her education. About $500 has been sent to Mrs. Gibb and $20O has been sent to the w. C. T. IT, fund The Little Rock people and residents all over the state are responding mo- bly, and a large sum of money will be raised to help the unfortunate young lady.
 The Arkansas Democrat has re- ceived from eXState Senator J. \. C. Blackburn, of Rogers, a check for S10 to be added to the fund accompanied by the following letter:
 Editor Arkansas Democrat
 Enclosed please find draft pay able to Miss Ray Burkhalter. You will please convey it to her to use as she sees fit. She has my sincere sym pdtHy a4iu l Sel IdllllS uo SlluOIS6 eN- cry word that Rev. Ben Cox uttered in your paper of the 11th inst.
 l hope the good people of the state of Arkansas will contribute liberally to fund sufficient to complete this worthy young lady's education, and if possible few hundred dollars extra as contingent fund. I am not a member of any church, but my sym pathy always goes out for innocent young women and defenseless chill dren, who would not rather go down into the evening of life and out into the valley and shadow of death with the sweet consciousness of having done what he could to make the world better than to have borne all he empty honors that time and wealth can confer.
 It is not what we must leave be- hind us but what we take with us that should make us glad that we have lived.
 With best wishes for Miss Burk- halter and hoping that justice will sooner or later overtake the brute that assaulted so noble a young lady, 1 am, Very truly,
 J. A. c. BLACKBURN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-14
PRICE OF LEMONS
 TAXES A TUMBLE
Sold at B Cents a Dozen Three Weeks Ago Now l1 CentS-LaW 9i Supply and Demand Given as the Reason for the slump.

Little Rock, Ark. Aug. i1-Frpul :i1 three weeks is the record of h" local lemon market. Less than month ago the householder considered himself f1l1p- nate. indeed. to secure lemons tlo'a the mote parts of the city. far ',G cents q dozen and one and possibly two dow h. town groeermen sold them fnr ;pl cents. the average merchant asked an receive l 31 cents.
 Since that time the price has s;9a.lil5 dropped until yesterday "n Main street the sign ''l5 cents q lo2"l. was 'o he seen overlapping window filled with the fruit. Edward M l'ani k. 6.,2 Hain Sr declares that there is nothing especially wonderful in the decline in price "A
 short time ago there were no lemons on | the market. The demand from the con sumer continued. and the price naturally advanced. The stock in the Tnitm1 States became depleted. There were larsl shipments on the water, en ronte. bnt that did us no good. Now there is plenty hence the fall in price.
 WHOLESALE PAIGE IS OFF.
 Less than month ago the wholcSat2
 price for '360," as they are called. was
 was $7.5o per box, while today it is S3 ,o or less. The smaller pack, counting 5o4 to the box, are bringing about 45o
 which is slightly cheaper than the larc.,r size
 The new crop is DOW hins received from | the Italian groves. and elsewhere as well.
 and there is no scarcity of the fruit in any section of the country. Physicians recommend the use of lemons
 in extraordinary quantities during the heat ed term, as guard against typhoid anl other kinds of fever. and the receipt of the new crop is at most opportnn' time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-14
American League.

New York, 3; Chicago, 4. Boston, [; Cleveland, ?. Philadelphia, s; St. Louis, , Washington. Q; Detroit, ,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-14
! + ! l. + + l. + ]. f | ! < + + + ! + REAL ESTATE ! # TRANSFERS. + Reported Daily by + I \. T. ROBERTS ABSTRACT CG.. T, ! F. L. Vail, Treas. +
 | Guaranteed Abstracts + | 2l3 West Barraque Street '+
 | l. + + f + l. + | l. + + l. 4 j. j. 4

C. w. Ward to Arthur A. Preston (w deedO, lot 3, blk 6S, Tannehill & Owens add, $500
 J. w. Monk to Florence Purtum (w deed, lot 3, blk 17, J. w. Monks add in NE NE, sec 7-6-9 $40.
 R. M. Knox to Henry B. Speers (w deed), part NE NV, sec 9-6-9, 10cx 4l6 ft, $4i00.
 s. Geisreiter to Julia Harris (w deedD, w 1-2 lot 3, blk 12, Geisreit- CTS sub-div of NE fri 1-4, sec 31-5-9, $S0
 Bluff City Lbr. Go. to Rudolph Wolf (w deed). lot and part lot ?, blk 31, Woodruff's add w, s2,500.
 J. s. Currie, admr, to H. G. Han nah (deedl, w 1-2 NV NE, sec 2S-6-1O and other lands, $275.
 s. Geisreiter to J. C. Dunn (w deed) lot l, blk ?, Geisreiter's add, $40.
 U. G. Dalton to J. B. Talbot (w deed), E 12 SEE, sec 32-4-9 and other lands, $1o.
 U. G. Dalton to J. B. Talbot ct al. (w deed), SW NV, sec 33-4-9 and other lands, $l0.
 J. B. Talbot to U. c. Dalton (w deed), SW NV, sec 33-4-9 and other lands, $S,ss3.44. J. B. Talbot to U. G. Dalton (w deed), E 1-2 SEE, sec 324-s, 35,s1s.5s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-14
COMMON SENSE LAW.

The Oklahoma criminal court of appeals has made a splendid breach in the wall behind which the tech nicalites of the law have been so long entrenched. says the Kansas City Journal In a decision that rings with Henry Furman says This court will not reverse a conviction on ac- count of the admission or rejection of evidence unless both error and injury therefrom appears in the record" One would suppose that such a conclus- ion would follow obviously and in the nature of things in all cases, but un- fortunately it is so rare in the annals of criminal jurisprudence in this country as to constitute a shining ex- ception. Law has been defined to be ''sublimated common sense," but the trouble is that common sense, sub lmated or otherwise, appears to be most uncommon in the craniums of it's interpreters, at least in most appel late courts. and therefore it fails in the application however truly it ex- ists in principle.
 This wise Oklahoma jurist strikes a keynote of popular discontenl, lead ing in many cases to the substitution of lynch law for the regular statutes. when he says in his opinion: The reversal of just convictions of the guilty upon purely technical ques- tions is a prime cause of want of confidence in the courts. This want of confidence often results in mob violence on the part of a long suffer ing and outraged public. We have the highest possible authority for this statement, for we are told in the Bible that because sentence againsi an evil work is not executed speedily, therefore the heart of the sons of men is fully set in them to do evil. :"
 And thus it appears that the wide spread protest which exists today against the laws delays and it's trivalities, was recognized and ap- proved in the earliest times of re- ligious history. It is true beyond question, as Judge Furman says, that the multitude of reversals upon purely technical grounds has done more to encourage mob violence and destroy public confidence in courts than all other causes combined. And yet confidence in the courts is the bed rock foundation and essential pre- requisite of free popular government, How long will it take for the general run of appellate judges to recognize khis supremely important fact?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-14

Southern League. Memphis. ,: New Orleans, 3. Atlanta, 3; Nashville, ?. Birmingham, 0; Montgomery, (frsD. Birmingham, 3; Montgomery, (secondD.
 Little Rock, 1; Mobile, 0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-14

ussued Every Morning except Monday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-14

 Pittsburg. ?; Philadelphia, 1 02 innings). Cincinnati-Boston, rain. Chicago, ?; New York. 6. St. Louis, ,; Brooklyn, f.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-14

There's nothing so good for a sore throat as Dr. Thomas Electric Oil Cures it in few hours. Relieves any pain in any part.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-14

-Seyenty.five rugs. 9x12, all new patterns. just received. at knox.Wal. ker's. 8-1O5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-14

We sell the old reliable Studebaker buggy. Few as good, none better
 Come let us show you what we have and how cheap they are, too. D. A. Caldwell. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-14
Closing out our White Mountain Ice Chests at won derful bargain prices. Reap < Crawford Furn. Co.

KINGS ROYAL GERMETUER has no equal for indigestion and stomach disorders for the reason that it de- strOys ferment and causes the food to digest. People digest all they eat when they take Germeteur. 7-6 if
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-14

It is little early to ;alk politics, but every other fellow thinks he might be left in the rear if he fails to tell race. There is an old and true say ing that early to bed and early to rise makes a good milkman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-14

Porch furniture at half price while it lasts, at Knox.W alker's.
 S-10 JJ
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-14

Thaw will soon begin to believe himself crazy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-14
KINGS ROYAL GERMETEI1R h.

no equal for urinary troubles If your kidneys are affected use Germe. tuer. 7-6 if
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-14

For rent, three nicely furnished rooms, with modern conveniences. convenient to four boarding houses. Apply at POP West Fifth avenue. 2-25tt
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-05-11
GLAD HE COULD DIE
INSTEAD OF BROTHER

GREENSBORO, KY. May 6.-"You are
married and have a wife and children.
I'm glad its me instead of you that's got
to die" This was the statement of Young
Emory Flaherty at the city hospital last
night as his brother leaned over him.
The boy had received fatal burns in a
gasoline explosion yesterday afternoon.
His companion. Mack Burdett, was also
burned horribly about the body and died
at the hospital at IL 80 o'clock last night.
The two boys had gone to the basement
of a tailor shop to deliver can of gaso-
line. When they entered the basement,
they turned on an electric fan. 1t Is sup
posed that spark from the fan ignited
the gasoline vapor in the basement. There
was a terrible explosion.
The two boys in an instant rushed to
the street. both enveloped in flames.
1t was the duty of the Flaherty boys
brother to carry the gasoline from the
wagon but the young fellow said he was
glad that the tables had been turned.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-05-11
NIGHT RIDER DEFEND
ANTS ARE
GIVEN FLOWERS

WAVERLY, Tenn, May Stalking of
proof in the night rider trial was con-
tinued today. People were in from the
country long before the hour of conven-
ing and these brought flowers for the de-
PENDANTS.
While witnesses were examined mainly
to corrOborate the men on trial and to
give them good characters, a strong at
tack was made upon John Winters char
acter. Those who swore they would not
believe him on oath were Captain Will
liam Wyatt, DIR. w. T. Porch and ALI
Page. Page said he heard that Winters
stole chickens. Winters is the leading
witness for the state.
Mack Baker. defendant in another batch
of men, charged with night riding, was
brought from Jail to testify for the de-
fence. He recalled that the defendant,
Wylie Sanders. was at his house on the
night of the Reese raid and stayed very
late. On Cross-eXaminatiOn he said
that his bondsmen had given him up, but
denied that ne stated before he was re-
turned to jail that he would kill Attor-
ney General Bowman before the thing
was over" He also denied that when he
was out that his visit to Hickman coun-
ty was for the purpose of getting up a
mob to release the prisoners in the Wa
verify Jail.
Andy Baker, announcer prisoner lnulcted
for whipping Berry Mayberry and viii
Abbott. and also charged with conspir-
acy. was placed on the stand He swore
that he was at the house of Walter Cor
don on the night of the Reese raid. Cor
don was in bed with the backache and
witness stayed late. Witness denied that
he was guilty of implication in the May
berry and Abbot raids.
At 10 o'clock Juror Z. NJ. Holiday was
seized with a chill and the court was ad-
journed until l o'clock.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-05-11
A., B. 8 A. ROAD TO
Be REORGANIzED
COMMITTEE NAMED BY HOLD
ERS OF SECURITIES BACKING
REORGANIZATION OF ROAD
AND ITS ALLIED INTERESTS.

Plans are being made for a reorgani-
cation of the Atlanta, Birmingham and
Atlantic railroad and all its allied inter-
ests which are now being operated
through a receivership under the direc-
ton of the United States court. With this
end in view a committee has been names
by the larger holders of securities, stocks
and obligations in general. In this COM
mittee every class of interests is repre-
scented, thus assuring harmonious action
among all concerned. 1t is made up OF
Frederick Aver and Samuel Carr, Bos-
ton capitalists, who own large interests in
the A. B. and A. and its auxiliaries; John
l. Waterbury, president of the Manhat-
tan Trust company, of New York; and
Edwin s. Marston, president Of the Far
mers' Loan and Trust company, of New
York.
Last January /, the Atlanta, Birmlng-
ham and Atlantic road, with its subsid-
larry corporations, was placed in the
hands of receivers who were then H. NJ.
atkinson and Preston S. Arkwright. Mr..
Arkwright subsequently resigned and
was succeeded by Samuel +. Parrott. Mr..
PARROT considers the appointment of the
committee mentioned a definite step to-
ward effectual reorganization and de-
clares that it will meet the approval Of
each interest.
The interests affected are Atlanta and
Birmingham Construction Co, Atlanta,
birmingham and Atlantic Railroad COM
pany, Georgia Terminal company; Ala
bama Terminal Railroad company; Eitz-
gerald, Ocilla and Broxton Railroad COM
pany; Birmingham Coal and Iron COM
pany, the Oglethorpe company and Ter
minal and Railway syndicate.
In the following statement the COM
mittee invites all interested parties to
participates:
The committee invites the cooperation
of all parties interested in an endeavor
TO protect their interests and to adjust
the affairs of the several companies in
volved, with a view of sdevising an
equitable plan of reorganization and a
proper rehabilitation of the properties
with adequate resources for successful
operation. 't'7 o.
The committee has filed with the Man.
haitian Trust company, New York, and
the Old Colony Trust company, Of Bos-
ton, as depositaries, protective agree
ment under the provisions of which steps
will be taken for the protection Of the
interests of all owners and holders of
the stocks, securities, certificates and OBJ
legations above mentioned.
The committee requests a prompt
deposit with the depositaries OF stocks,
securities. evidences Of obligation, re-
ceipts and certificates sought to be
protected by the protective agreement,
for which will be issued suitable receipts
The committee is engaged in the prepa-
ration of plan of reorganization which
win be submitted as soon as practicable
for the consideration of all parties in
interest,