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El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
AZ cONGREeC

Washington. b. c.. Die. 6.-El Pre-
sidente Taft hixo las siguientes prin
cipales recomendaciones a congrese
hoy.
Ell plan de reforma de monedn co
rriente segun fijada por la comision
EnmieHda de Ia ley para reducir Ia
pena cuando c~orporaciones inadver
tidamente desobedescan la ley de Ia
~sacion de corporation.
Aprobacion congressional del plan
de reorganization del ejercito prepa'
RADIO por .el colegiov de guerra la pri
mavera pasada.
Ri pasaje del proyecto de pago dc Ia
milicla aumentando compensation 4
la milicia en- el campo.
Ciudadania sin estado, para Puerto
iRico,
Regulation de concesiones de pode'
res de aqua 4 modo que riachueloa
navegables puedan mejorar por poder
dc companies de aqua.
Elevation del Coronel Goethals,
constructor del canal de Panama, q
range de mayor general.
I'm retorno de la policia de dos ma
vios de guerra al aao por la apropia'
cion por tres nayios de guerra este
aio.
Autoridad d la corte suprema dc
los Estados Ufidos para 'hacer reglas
de proceder en- casos de ley
en- cortes federales para apurar Y re.
ducir FL costo de litigacion.
Hizo de~saprobacion de 10 siguien-
tie:
Autonomia & Independence en- 8
amos para las Filipinas.
Enmienda de la ley de Sherman.
FL presidente no hizo recommends
cion para revision de la tarifa, d.
ciendo que dejaba ese asunto al con
greso que viene.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
Sc RasG0 P0R 10 HU0s.
us6 D. o. D. por seis Noses y Sc Il
Quito Toda comez6n.

Esta es la experiencia actual de
Anne Cromer, Santa Rosa, California,
con la maravillosa receta de d. D. D,
D. D, D. es Ell remedio probado con
ira ell Eczema, la suave lavadura que
da alivio instantaneo en- todas formas
de enfermedad cut6nea.
Limpia la piel de todas impurezas.
'Quita todas manchas y espiniIlas, de.
jando la piel tan lisa y saludable como
Ia de I'm niio.
Obtenga una botella de a SOC de esta
maravillosa Cura para Eczema hoy y
guardela en- la casa.
Sabemos que ID. d. D. liara TODD 10
que Sc reclama respec:o a ella.--The
Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
uN JuRADo DE MuJEREs HALLA
CuLPABLE a. LUNA MUJER.

Twin Falls. Idaho Die. 5.-El prf
mer jurado de mujeres en- Idaho ha
llaron a una de su propio sexo culpa'
BILE de a I'm hombre con
n arma, pero no la recommendation d
la misericordia de la corte. La acu.
sada. la Sra. Edward Butts, la esta-
ban juzgando aver en- la corte de
pruebas acusada de sacar una arma
para usarla en- Arthur Requa. La
averiguacion Sc p rorrog6 mientras
que los jurados p~reparaban la comida
U familias, y cuando la eyiden-
cia Sc concluy6 opinaron en- menos
que una bora.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
Sc Ddr1n $500 a los Lectores
de E Nuevo MexiCdno que
ESten EnfermOs.
Ell Sable de Indiana que Invento el Ahora tan Famoso
Tratamiento Casero Ofrece Gratis un Paquete de
Muestra de Valor de un Dollar a Todo HON
bre Enfermo y FaIto de Vigor.

Aquellos que esten debiles y gasta-
dos Q sufran alguna de las enferme-
dades peculiares del hombre, tales
como perdida de vigor, emisiones noe
~turnas, gonorrea d otras contraidas
por infection de la sangre. pronto Sc
convenceran del merito de este me
TODD unico. na;
Este maravilloso tratamiento ayu-
da a los 0rganos digestivos a e~jercer
con perfection las ~funciones para,
que estan destinados; fortalece los
~rinones y elimina de la sangre las
substancias ~venenosas llenando las
arterias con sangre nueva " fresca,
rei%uveneciendo y yigorizando como
por encanto al que 10 toma. ALI es-
Ia ell por que la genie que 10 expert
menta SO lorna tan enthusiastic.
Cualquier lector del Nuevo Mexica-
no desee probar esfa extraordinaria
medicina, cuyas curas han causado
tanta admiration. puede obtener ell
tratamiento de ensaye de valor de
IN DOLLAR con solo contestar v
mandar Ell cup0n de abajo d escribir
81 10 prefiere una carta en- su propio
lenguaie y ~enviarla hoy mismo al DR..
J w. Kid, Fort Wayne, Ind, q. s.
A. Nadie necesita mandar dinero,
pues es absoIutamente libre de cos
to.
Como esta oferta es limitada, I'd.
debera escribir en- seguida para que
tenga La seguridad de adquirir Ell ira
tamiento gratis.
Tambien Sc remite gratis q todos
los que 10 deseen, un ejemplar del
libro "Guia Medicinal Privada"
que esta lleno de informes v conse-
los PRACTICES references a las enfer-
medades mas comunes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
TERRIBLE PERDlDA DE VIDA EN-
PORTUGAL.

Lisbon, Portugal, Die. 6.-Ochents
y dos pescadores Portugueses per
dieron sus yidas durante una borras
"a esta semana en- la costa de Portu'
gal. Los superviyientes sufrieron
.privaciones seyeras. estando sin ali
mentos 8 aqua por tres dias. mien-
tras que vientos fuertes Y frios pre-
valecieron.
Cuatro hombres Sc volvieron locos,
%brincaron del barco y Sc ahogaron.
Seis cuerpos han salido a la orilla en-
la costa del norte.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

Ill TS4oMoHe nALGA00.
A1onso Martinez fue baleado y tAl
'ysx fatalmente Iastlmsdo 81 vi6rnea
de Ia seinana pasada. Hl Or. N,
Woodman rue Embellishments llama,
DO y atendi0 II desafortunado muchH-
cho. Parece que Alonzo habia anda.
do afuera caxando y habia regresado
a su casa y entrado a Ia misma Ia
madre oy6 un trio v al entrar al
cuarto halo a AIonxo en- el auelo sin
conocimianto cen n herida do bala
en- la cabeza. Al tempo de escrib't
este hay posibilidad de salvar Ia Nh
da del muchacho. Sc dice que 81 ar
ma Be dispar6 accidentaImente naien,
tras Ia limpiaba.--Questa Gazette.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

'El Licenciado II. II. ORTIZ ma regre,
sado de- TERRA Amarillo donde Ia
estado . negocios ante Ia corte EN-
aquel lugar.
El intelligence oven Pedfc r, sa-'
laxar. del condado dc Rio Arriba, arri
DO a la ciudad ell judves do su resi-
dencia cerca de Chamita. III j0ven
Salazar ha por los pasados nueve
amos sido maestro en- las escuelas
pdblicas dc su condado, pero esta cor
nectado con FL servicio civil de los
Hstados Unidos Y toInara una posi-
cion en- la administration de correos
local.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
LAsTIMoso.

te N AM wa AtE
Dos residences viejos de Sasita FL
%fallecieron la semana pasada. Ha
bian ~acumulado muy POGO de 10 bue
no en- este mundo Y a la avanzads
edad, la Ultima llamada vino.
Para elios no pudo haber ninguna
ceremonial, ninguna procession pom
posa. ningunas pertenencias expen'
sivas que a con 8 a ceremonies
Y atienden Ell fin de los que residen
aqui. Ambos dos ciudadanos murie'
ron en- la pohreza.
En- I'M de los casos, algunos ami
gos vinieron en- esta bora final Y por
medic de suscricion levantaron sufi-
ciente dinero para darle un e~ntierro
decente. Tolo 10 que Sc pudo en-
tempo tan ~necesario Sc hizo.
En- ell otro case, funeral de pobre
fu6 TODD 10 que sc pudo yer, pues Ell
pobre hasta en- su muerte causa las
TINA. Este infeliz estaba a cargo de
la ciudad. No Sc podia esperar que
mucho gasto seria hecho en- 81 fune-
raj 8 en- el ~entierro, pero nj Sc espera-
ba tampoco que la forma de este
viejo ~residente d quien la suerte no
lie habia sido NADIA buena y quien vi
a su muerte sin tener un centavo.
fuese envuelto solamente en- unas
cuantas yardas del trapo mas infe-
rior y tirado al pozo d mi hondura
de tres Q cuatro pies y dejado ALI
desprecio.
Por cierto, FL no supo. La forma
5 cuerpo que con tanto descuido fu6
iispuesto y olvidado. es 10 que causa
mas lastima. " o TODD ESQ estaba
ntitulado q decencia y respeto. Fue
a creacion del Infinite, Habia sido
0 que nosotros somos. Fpe 10 que
losotros seremos. y aun I'm cargo pd-
,lico al fin, hubiera sido de mas Gre
Ito q las autoridades de haberle
lado d este pobre viejo un e~ntierro
Fue n o sa lastimosa que cause
nucha tristeza d los que la presencia-
OH, Y todavia reclaman que hay
ersonas 8 instituciones caritativas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
NO HAY PELIGRo De PANico, Pc
no Ell DINERo ESTA ANA
RRADO.

Washington. d. G., Die. 6,-No hay
peligro de un panico pero Ell precio
exhorbitante esta amarrando los ne
gocios, declare ell Diputado Jeffer-
son Levy hoy ante la comision BAN
caria, la cual tonic SUI resolution di-
rigiendo al secretario de la tesoreria
de depositar $5O,Oo0.O0o de fondos del
gobierno EN- bancos ~nacionales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
plscUTE AzTEc.

FL Superintendent de Educacion
Alvan N. White dijo que estaba bien
impresionado con su vista q Aztec
condado de San Juan. y especialmen'
tie cor la junta de los maestros. de
43 maestros en- 81 gran condado de
San Juan, 80 SO hallaban ~presentes
en- la junta y creo que ESQ s~ignifica
una buena atendencia. Mi corazon Sc
aalegra algver el inter6s que Sc toma
en- materials de ~educacion en- este es'
tado. FL condado de San Juan sin
duda crecera mucho con la clase d.
genie que vi emf Aztec, Uno de los
nuevos aztecanos que ha venido a
ayudar a deBarrollar Ell condado de
San Juan es Edward Everette Young,
a quien encontre en- Aztec en- dias
pasados. Els i'm periodista brillante
de Chicago Y ha sido prominente en-
cfrculos mineros en- Ell Leland oeste.
Esta trabajando en- algunos planes de
desarrollo. segun entiendo, Y estoy
SECURE que Ell condado de San Juan
esta abriendose muy rapidamente.
Els verdad que Ell condado esta en- ne
cesidad de cierto~ desarrollo de infor-
mes que recibi que 10000 8 mas ca
jones de- manzana estan desperdician-
dose a causa de la dilcultad de man
Idarlas afuera con ganancia.y
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

IA sutKsMA coRrE.
Va snte altezne xo dc prohibition
fu6 expedido IL G6hado pasado en- IA
.tafde Dor la supreme oorte del eata-
do "a contra de John A Mcclure,
tuex de Ia corte do distrito del con-
'dado de Chaves. para que IA question
de- Jurisdiction en- Ia causa de- Lund
W.. The Eagle Mining and Improve
ment 70 Jet determinada por Il su'
prema corte. La peticion fne proto.
cclada por la Parsons Mining Co. por
medic de sus abogados. Wilson, Bow
man y Dunlayy, v 81 juez u 9. Col
Inns. Esta compahia fie ID interven-
tora en- la causa de Lund vs.. The
Eagle Mining ana Improvement 90.
La causa envueive grandes reclamos
mineros en- Parsons.
Sc HoBo uN cARRuAJE N uN CA
BALLO.
Debe haber sido Ell hombre malo
de siempre, QUEEN SO rob6 un carruale
y un cabaIlo pertenecientes a La Pc
nitenciaria del estado y quien Sc mar
ch0 con los mismos en- Ell verdadero
estilo frances, ri caballo estaba
amarrado q una posta en- la Gale de
San Francisco. La siguiente es Ia
description del animal: Color, bayo
oscuro; peso, 700 libras; edad IA
amos; alto, 13 manos; marcas, lista
en- la frente, una pata de atras blan-
ca, fierro IN la espaldilla izquierda
y una marca pequeha en- la quijada IL
quierda. Ell carruie era i'm vehfculo
grande negro sin cacnucha aunque
originalmente la tenia; un rayo de la
rueda izquierda de atras faltaba.
No Sc sabe que astucias us6 ell la
dr6n para llevarse los artfculos. Pc
70 el robo ocurri6 ell ldnes--si, ell Id.
mes en- Ia tarde. FL LINES parece I'm
dia de mala suerte en- los anales de
la penitenciarfa. rue dia lines Guam.
do los dos c~ocineros Sc salieron usan-
do jabon Lenox para esconder la IL
madura dc las barras, y era dia de
lavar tambien.
Ell trabaj0 de contar los votos de
Ia eleccion del dia 5 de Noviembre
practicaniente ha sido conclude en-
81 capitolio Sc dice que los siguien-
ties totales pueden c~onsiderase como
oficiales, aaunque no han sido anun-
ciados oficialmente todavia:
Por la enmienda constitutional,
26.663.
En- contra de la enmienda, 1900.
Por la emission de bonos de CANT
nos %carreteros de estado, 26.333.
En- contra de la emission de bonos,
1888.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

meIaneolia y estaba bato el cuidado
de- Qnag nodrtza- Su espQsa. quien
era IA sehorita Turnure. de- Aiken. s..
~. tambten estaba enferma.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
Ell MAYOR MALLORY cAE MuER.
TO DE UNA vENTANA.

New York, y. Y. Die, 6.-El Mayor
John c. Mallory. e. U. A., retirado.
brinco de la vivienda diez del hotel
Manhattan hoy y muri6 instantanea-
mente. Habia estado sufriendo de
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11
BROODINC DRIVES
MINISTER INSANE
Domestic Troubles Blamed for
Illness Of Rev. J. G. Hughes.
Formerly Of Rome. Ga.

ROME, GA" June H. Constant
brooding over domestic troubles. alleg-
ed to have prompted his resignat ton as
pastor of fhe South Broad Street Bap-
fist church year ago, is believed to
have unbalanced the mind of the Rev.
y. q. Hughes, who is now confined In
sanitarium in louisville. ny.
Mr. Hughes came to Rome two years
ago and his South Broad street pas
torste met with success One Sunday
he startled his congregation by resign
ing He declared that reasons obvious
to himself he thought it would be the
best to give up his work here. 1t was
learned that he and his wife did not
get along together and that this was
the reason he relinquished his charge.
He went from here to Kendallsville,
Ind, where he accepted the pastorate
of Baptist church.
MI Hughes was on his way to Rome
to seek legal advice in his domestic
troubles when he was attacked with
insanity He wa scarried to Louisville
and placed in a sanitarium. His friends
say he is hopelessly insane.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11
Women Fight GO. P.
For Suffrage Plank

CHICAGO. June 1.-THE sJffra
gettes have delivered an utimatum to
the Republican party support the
cause of women or fight AND We are
now in position to put up real bat
lie declared Mrs. Catherine Waugh
McCulloch today Unless the Repub-
Iican convention adopts suffrage
plank, we will try to wipe the six suf
frage states out of the Republican ~ol-
umn. In those states where women are
permitted to vote we are strong enough
to throw our support wherever we
please.
Several OF our leaders have already
arranged conferences with Republican
chiefs. Miss Jane Adams will take up
the question before the platform com
mittee. and she is likely to get results
Of some sort
"Of course. suffragettes are affiliated
with all parties, but as the right Of
women TO vote at present is the para
mount issue. we will undoubtedly con-
centrate all our strength in the party
which recognizes US.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11
were used

the national committee armed with
proxy and start something for the
twenty anti-Flynn policemen to finish
All in all, it looks today as though the
real fight had just started, and that a
very large bunch Of fireworks was
about TO be touched off
Dark horse talk was tride stronger
today than it has been, HEADQUARTERS
Of Senator Cummns were opened in
the Congress hotel with Colonel f. G..
Platt Of Chicago. in charge. Senator
Kenyon Cummins colleague from Iowa,
will be campaign manager The ten
votes held by the Iowa senator have
suddenly assumed great Importance.
especially in light Of the fact that SEN
ator LaFollettes votes can be counted
on 10 batk the Wisconsin man through
the FIRST few ballots in case tho tight is
too close 10 permit Of first or second
ballot nomination
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11
ats Big Georgia
Champion Joins Fray

Full Of confidence and ready 10 Tight
essary Republican national commit
teeman for Georgia. Henry s. Jackson,
win leave for Chicago at a.. 80 this aft
ernoon, to participate in the conven-
ton next week.
Mr. Jackson has had entire charge Of
the Tart fight in Georgia and his
friends atc concentrating him not only
upon the nnc showing he made but
upon the further fact that the regular
Georgia delegation has been seated in
the convention by the national COM
mittee, Notwithstanding the hard fight
made on il BIZ The soecalled Roosevelt
delegation. selected recently i'm a
trump" convention.
The Atlanta man has the great sat
sfaction Of carrying to Chicago the
largest solid Instructed delegation that
win vote for Taft in the conventions
Nh JacNsons enthusiasm for Taft
is not alone because he believes stout
Is in Taft and the Taft brand Of Re
publicsnism but because Judge Taft
and Mr. Iacksons father We're Assoc
ciates ON the Federal district bench
long ago
Discussing the convention today. MIR
jackson. said
81 am utterly confident that Taft
viii be nominated as he should be
Thc national committee is merely
awarding Taft the delegates he has
won 1t is turning down the fake
Roosevelt deega ton, as it should they
know they have no rights in the con
vention, and their contests are. nearly
every one absolutely insincere. Taft
win be nominated, and Taft will be re
elected, too, if that is any consolation
to anybody"
Waiter II Johnson Mr. Jacksons
chief lieutenant, viii poin the national
committeeman FRIDAY
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11
ChalOner LikenS
T. r. to Napoleon

RICHMOND. VA. June II. But for
his impetuosity and fondness for loose
statements Theodore Roosevelt would
easily take rank with Napoleon as a
man and statesman. according 10 John
Armstrong Chaloner, author Of w hos
Loony Now" and divorced husband
of the Princess Troubetsly
Chaloner says Napoeon's tongue was
always guarded. The great French en-
peror. he adds. never was impetuous
save perhaps in the thick of battle.
Roosevelt on the other hand y never
happier than when unbrdlins his
tongue and when he is rushing into some
place or situation in the most i'm
petuous manner.
Personally, Chaloner 10 non partisan
in politics though he leans toward the
Democratic faith lie is an unbounded
admirer OF William Jennings Bryan.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11
BOSS" Barnes on
Job to Aid Taft

CHICAGO, June IL William Barnes,
Jr- alleged boss Of New York. chair
man of the Republican state committee
there. and bitteg political enemy of
Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Chicago
today lie went into conference at
once with the TAFT leaders For an
hour he VAS closetcd with Charles
Hllcs. secretary to President TAFT in
HiUes quarters az the Blackstone no
TEL Barnes is expected TO head the
hardest dehune forces OF the presi-
dent
There is not the slightes doubt in
the world that Senator Root win he
both the temporary and the permanent
chairman of he national convention. "
said garnes after Ais interview With
Hllcs
There is not tho slightest doubt IN
the world that tho temporary ron as
made up by the national committee
V}l become the permanent ron Of the
convention. There is not the slightest
doubt in the world that President Taft
viii be nominated on the drst ballot"
MI Barnes was accompanied by John
W. Hutchinson. OF New York secretary
of THE Taft speakers bureau He was
met by Lafayette - Gleason secretary
of the New York state committee. who
is slated 10y the Taft people to be both
temporary and permanent secretary Of
the convention.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11
Big Fireworks
Near, Is Belief.

The whole thing has caused .onster-
nation in the Roosevelt camp The fact
that the Roosevelt men voted on the
Indiana Misunderstanding cases to es-
tablish precedent which the other
committeeman must follow When The
Washington cases come up was no com-
fort. 1t was pointed out tina, Inc other
committeeman have already reversed
themselves frequently and they with
probably DO Il again.
1t is this situation that has made Il
practically certain that Colonel Roose-
welt viii come 90 Chicago In fact
he is expected tomorrow IN time 10 d.
rect ehe fight that VIII be made 10 the
Michigan cases
Governor Herbert s Hsdley Of Mis-
souri, vil also be added to the fight
ine force and there IS = strong posi-
btity according 10 Roos aYel leaders.
that "Bose Bill@ Flynn may dcs. end on
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11
South to Profit
By G. O. P. Platform

CHICAGO June 1l-State and sec
tional interests win receive far more
consideration this year in the Repub
lcau platform than ever before. Pres
ident Taft and Colonel Roosevelt are
both wiling.
There are three platforms being
built. Colonel Roosevelt is writing his
own. Clifford Pnchot and James K.
Garfield are in Chicago testing out del
egates and leaders a $ to the wants Of
their various states and they are prom
Using a great deal to delegates from
the South and West.
The Taft leaders also have their ears
to the ground and are anxious to
please.
a third set of platform carpenters
is at work in LaFolette's headquar-
tcrs.
In the big nation wide issues in the
platforms leaders of both the Taft and
Roosevelt factions are stiu silent
Senator Dixon. manager Of the
Roosevelt campaign. started the plat
form campaign today. He announced
that the deepening of the Mississippi
river from Chicago to the Gulf of Mex
leo by use of the Panama canal ma
chinery is to be one of the principal
panks in the platform OF Colonel
Roosevelt \ channel with minimum
depth Of ~ feet is proposed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11
Devine to Head
Credentials Committee.

The Taft forces have practically de-
cided on Thomas II Devine. Of Pueblo.
Colo. as chairman Of the credentials
committee The Taft forces are sure
that They viii have a majority Of this
committee. which Is chosen by giving
each state one member. Devne has
held proxy in the national commit
Tee and has been in the thick of the
hghting for the Taft forces and was
the first man to resent the steam roller
charges brought by the Roosevelt men
In arguing their cases. He is a fighter
they say will be an excellent man
to pilot the committee if Colonel Roose-
welt is here and makes the fight in
person
That former Vice President Fair
banks viii head the resolutions com
mittee was reaffirmed today, following
the seating OF Fairbanks yesterday rs q
delegate large from Indiana.
Governor Herbert s Hadley. Mis-
souri's proner for the vice presidency
II Colonel Roosevelt controls the CON
Vention and one Of the admittedly
heavy guns in the Colonies camp ar
rived in Chicago today Leaders and
followers in the Roosevelt camp pro
fessed ignorance Of the part Governor
Hadley win play and he was non-com
initial Governor Hadley carefully
avoided making amy admission that he
may be offered as the Missouri com
promise" IN the event Of dcadlocll
r eovere D, +,,r ~ Tho +ot9 ESQ., q
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11
'KIDDED' BY WIFE ABOUT
YOUTH, HUSBAND SUES

billiard Fuller. who admits he is youth
full, fled suit for divorce against his wife.
Mrs Lizzie Fuller, today. candidly ex-
planning to superior court that his lack of
years is responsible for all his marital
woes.
His wife he said, first put blight on
his married happiness by Gliding him be-
cause of his youthfulness. Then she at
tempted to rule the household and be
cause he demonstrated she resorted to a
gun and threatened his life, llidded him
about his tender years again and left
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11
KENTUCKIAN SLAIN BY
MAN HE HAD ALMOST
SLASHED TO DEATH

FULTON. KY June 11.-W. w.
Drinkard an Illinois Central train dis
patcher was shot and killed in a Lake
street drug store this morning by Ed
Moss. young man he had attacked
with knife. Moss was slashed three
times and is dangerously wounded
Moss drew his pistol and fired under
Drinkard's appraised arm the bullet
piercing his heart
The tragedy followed an attack
Drinkard made on Moss few weeks
ago claiming he had found him in his
room at hotel Drinkard was the
nephew of L. O. Bradford. general
officer Of the illinois Central in Chi
cagO
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11
OUTLINE OF MNDIvIpUALlsM y

lndividuslsm' is the title of book
let just written by Joseph Jordan Dev-
ney. of Cleveland. to solve the higi
cost of living" and other economic
problems
The author states that the need OF
the times is a more equal distribution
Of wealth. and proposes to accomplish
this by having the Federal constitu-
ton so amended as to limit the amount
of commercial property which each in
dlVldual may possess to 100000. In
addition. each could have an unlimited
amount Of non commercial propertv
such as their residence. art. autono-
biles, etc. A family of five would thus
be permitted to retain about half a
million dollars.
The principle, which is anti Social
lstic, is new so far as modern thought
is concerned for solving economic prob
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