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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07

WHEELING. W Va. oct = ne
n" flll'vinr quotations On fre more
n I'VE " he'llng stocks IRE corr, cted
.aIy Tor the Intelligence by Howard
Iazlett * Son. local brokers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
ANOTHER REDUCTION
In MAZDA (TungSten) Lamp
PRICES

To customers who use Wheeling Electric Companys
current exclusively.
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I.ouisry.

sheep. cood -......--.-.-. 500 90
Lambs ...-............ 2 0u4 o. 81
VEAL. t.NL.EsS AST FRFS,u 'CWa
Veal calves. choice .----- 10 S.
Veal Calves good ..-.... q rntlu 30
Thin and Heavy calves .. ood 90
Fresh cows extra Per head 80 goo % o. no
do common 20 fair. ~ OVei55 90
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superior Accommodations.
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FINANCIAL
Sank OF Ohio Valley

WHEELING. 10 "a
Resources Over One Million
Dollar.
TarsfE Hn Iius .rurnnifa
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'-Transfer hooks close September
hble October isL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
Harvest Home Service.
Recital at St Matthews.

IN audubon % ne TcsII1r sHrVIrOs
In St Matthew =. l.. church y-eter-
day an interesting organ recital was
given hy Dr Louis q. ErOUkcs The
following selections were rendered
"Pastorale' in 7. Bach. "LarEhef'o"
Ch.rI symphony ieefhovcu. Inter
mezzo," Rrookes. and Grand March
Gohencrinl Wagner The next re-
cital az ST Matthews will be- sunday.
Ortohnr %
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gieIe berlaiien ibr Seim,

Seoes Sabr peroen Eauienoe in
pielen Seilen oes 2anbes our1 SUI
iten uno 2ungenleioen geatplngen,
ibr Seim gu berlalien. Sic nerlaiien
ibre Jreunoe luo ibr @ei6aft, Inn
elm anoeres alima 5,l finoen. Gies
1T foitipielig uno lmgetpiB. slber
uab giele benuben ben beiieren
glusueg namlid Gr. Sings Neru
DISCOVERY lrto furieren iih gu
Sauie. gfeibt inmitten gurer
6reltnoe itnb nebnlt bieie iidere
Meoi5in, sic SaIs- lno 2ungenlei-
ben idnea bertreibt. sic lit fi1ere
Siiife bel Spiten, grfdltung, &eud-
buiten uno 9ungenent5iinoune soc
uno 81. 8robeflaide fret. @arat-
tiert in allen glpotbefen.
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Z { I a ..

2ebenslnittelfommiii1r 4bbott
fat Elm Gunolhreiben peroffentliht,
IN oem er Die Gambler iparnt, idIed-
te Gier 81 perfaufen. gr erflart.
oaB e, auBer Dem @efrier-Yro5eb
fein Waittel gebe, ourd oas gier
erbolten iueroen fonnten. 9ie ge-
ballptung, oaB man gier nit Ioge-
nanntem pWaiierelas" Der bon
5lld}s erfllnoenet1 glasdbnli1en WqI-
ie, erbalteii tonne, fei inlih. Sic
Gier faulten bier iebr raid uno ieien
oann fir Die @eiunobeit i'm bod.
item @raoe i1dolih. Der gerfauf
iolher gier, ia audi idon ods Sal
ten oerielben gum gerfauf lei per-
boten. er empfiebIt ben SG1lolern,
Gier nit 9iilfe oes Gambler, ben
man iib ielblt berftelen f0rne, M.
Dem man Elm Stiif eitifes Yapies
gu elmer 9fobre aufrolle un6 6urh
oieie Dos gegen ous 2iht gebaltene
81 betrahte, gu u1teriushen uno
Die iblehten fort5uperfen.
Wie aus @rabum geineloef
moro, lit Der Gtlloent glrtbnr Mills
Ger angeflagt mar, ieinen @ater ges
totet gu babell, freigeiprohen. Die
@eidfporenen bralidten illr fiini.
5ebn Wfiniiten Inn iid auf oieicn
@abriprlid 5u einigel. Ser @aupt-
aeuge Der Staatsanmaltihaft mar elm
getpiiier 8atton, elm 3on1- -Mrbeiter,
BON oem rabgeipieien murbc, bag
er friiber idon einmaI I'M Ssrrer-
Gaiiie mar.
glm Muo Greet, uigef1br fiini
Weilen norolih BON Searne, lit ELI
6raht5ug Der &oliton & 9eras Gen.
tral gabn ourh gabnfrepler gum
entgleiien gebraht tuoroen. Die
Bride iiber ben Greet nuroe oeriIort
uno Die 2ofomotipe itno abt5ebrl
@agen gingen in ben Greet bineir.
slniheineno batten Die gabnfreplet
es auf ben Haifagier8ug abgeieben,
ober oieier batte iif nm iehs5ebn
Winiiten peripdtet.
9luf elmer 6arm in Der @e-
gero BON Saplor ioll Elm geeaer in
bier Eogen 2599 Efuno 8nulnlpolIe
gepf[iidt baben.
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oerer bon Canada battel1 pro &opf
am meiiten @elo unb Die aus Werl
fo an menigiten.
slus 9etparf g. s., nleloet
mon: Grit iest puroe befantd, oaS
am Weittnob, i0en tS. Sept, oret
@eloidfe, Die $1,000 in Cob ei1t-
Dielten aus Der nergitterten stbtei-
lung oes &afiierers III Ser 9eationai
Neiparf ganfing Company geftoblen
puroen Sros eifriger 8erniibungen
leitens bleiiger Geteftips lit es BIS
lang nidt gelungelL ei1ten AnbaIts-
punft iiber ben 0ieb 5u erboIten.
Ger @aub paiiierte om Nad1nittoge,
ais nebrera MngelteGte aus Ger Of
flee gum 2ltnb gegangen paren. Grit
bei @efd1ftsl9luB belnerfte man
oen 9iebitabl. Mun glaubt, oaB Der
Dieb Die @eloidde nit elmer tpenig..
items bier SUB langen Stange an iib
ge5ogen.
Sn ben Muinen beg llngef15r
iehs5ebn Meilen bon QuincD, SSslli.
nois, liegenoell abeebrmlnten Rano-
bauies bon CHARLES 9fannidmiot,
elnem iebr tDolbabetloen oe,itide,l Be
iDobner iener @egeno, murben Die
2eihen beg &ausbeiieers, feiner
6rau, ieiner iebs5ebnidbrigeri Tof-
ter @lande uno zines juneen Mao-
dens Nanells emma 4aelrpner ge-
flrltoen. Na6 llnterildungef, Die oil
ben 2eihen Der bei0en iurlgen M1a0-
her' porgetomnen iperoen fonnten,
TT man 5u Der 9Iniidt gefommerl, bab
Die bier Herionen errnorbet ipur6en
un6 oaB Die Moroer oann oos Saus
IN 8rano, itedten. @abrideinlih
banoelt es iid Inn einen MaubrflorD.
Sranf 9eilorifs lno feline
beiben Sdfpeiteril Otter lno gfa-
ma, nuroen in ibreln Seim IN gtelu
sSreeoom in Der geabe bon gorf, Ha,
eri6oiien aufgeflilben. Man glauh,
baB Der 60 Sabre olte Sobn Gasfep.
welder einise Wteilen bon benz
6enorif' iden &eim nit elmer SduB-
DlinOe ourh ben &opf aufgefunoea
lDuroe, oen oreifahen Wioro begiftg,
e6e er ii9 elltleibte.
Die Mfinenarbeiter in Weont.
somerp, @eit-9irginiell babem aGe
w. INN,
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g., S. & q. 81. (Soubt-ainip !

9., $. e g. 81. (Saupt-2inie.)
HnfuIft
Mo. 9-ssom Often 7.30 bonn
9p. 7-ypm Often $3.50 nnhm
TO- 10-@l Rafo II. @eiten. 9. 80 naGm
ao: 8--@on 81 gafo.. ..10.16 BORN
AbfnDrr
Ro. s--Nah el gaio unb Beifen. !. !.
$50 BORN
20 10-1ad 5. Often. 1000 aben6s
yeo. 8-3a6 bem Often. 1920 porlu
no. 7--sfad 81 Bnfo iinb Beiten. :.
............... 1870 abenbs
gietorta DtbfTon, 8. $. & g. u.
4nfltnf.
20; , so1-guero. gietoria s.15 abenos
4bfahrf-
no. ao2-guero. gictoria. .7:3o born
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q. 6. & 2. 3. rs. & q. n. gabnbsf)
>Smfnno.

Die 8oli8ei BON @elp yorfs
ein iultses @1abhen on-
fangs Der 20er Sabre, Die fid ais
Sodter BON @ouperneur SOB bon
uno mloerer angeiebc-
ner unb tpolbabenoer sSanilien ans-
gegeben batte, uno Seem gorfer llno
Sirmen Inn @aaren i'm ge-
trage bon mebreren tallieno Collars
beidipinoelte. Die Goli8ei itellte felt
oaB Die 8erbaftete ipertigitens Elm
halbes 0useno ytaner iicb 5ugeleJt
bate, uno in ser 8eiierungsanita(t
in 2apeaiter, Maii., uutergebrad)r
mar 8or le6s Monaten ipuroe iie
beoinelinsspeiie aus Der M1italt emf
laiien, lief aber oann nit einem
Stuoenten Der Sarbarb llniperiit1t
oanon uno periibte Die unglaubli1-
item Shpifrbeleten.
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W. s.. & 8. ga6u.

~ ~st ". ~ ~ O~yH.
go. 241- gon Soulton. 1855 PORN
yio. Bon DalIas unb Sort @ortb
sos brrm
$40; 2o5-gon aanfas gitb unb ct.
:, sonts $3.50 BORN
No. 15-0ofal bonn Norben. $3.50 nahm
9lo. 9-gon &a1fas gitb. ct. 2ouis un6
@bteaao ............S.30 nben6s
NbfaDrt
Ro: 16-Mab @orSen oia anitin lrab
GmitbbiIIe 700 BORN
SO. 10-Ma6 ct. aomis, 9anias Gin
llro gbicago 900 borm
No. 8--Mad Sort Bortb unb Dallas
no. 2os.yias It ao,,;s s,sS ';,'s sss;Ss sSsGSs
gitb .........9 900 abenoS
go. 242-giah Souiton 1920 aben6s
!, o: 9. & =. .. e. 6 q. n. sababsf,
Anflr1ft -
80 7-gom Morben. .9.55 BORN
$40. 9-@om Norbeu. :. 10.46 abenbs
SO. 8-gaa6 bem gaorben. .7.s0 BORN
mo. 6-Nad beul Horben. 500 aberhs
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ITO eitten geipoltigen llnteri6ies
uno cine iebr fiiblbare Grleihteruns
fir ben &onilnleilten be0eutet.

uno cine iebr fiiblbore Grleihterllas
fir ben aonilln1ei1ten beoeutet.
Cine 9epel1e aus Bern mel
bet: Cine tpilbe Gelnonltrotion bier
pobuenoer Stafiener geeen Die Bic
iige atnerifoniihe @eionotldoft lit
ourb oie faIide Ra9riat peronlaG1
moroen, Die bier lneloete, oie beioen
Staliener Gttor unb @iopanitti aus
2atprenee, Maii, oie tpeeem 8eibiilfe
CUR grmorouna Der Stalienerin 90.
pis5o IN ben Ser. Stoaten unter @n-
flage iteben unb Mo11tae pro5e1fiert
Deroen Ioaen, Ieielt BON ben omeri-
fanil6en @erihten gum Eooe perur-
teilt lporoen. gttpa fiinfbunoert auf.
geregte Staliener ianmefte,t iicb ll1r-
ter miloen 0robunsen Inn bos @e-
fanbtihaftsgebauoe uno febrieen:
pgeieoer nit Der @eianbti6aft Ser
Weoroerl" Die Holi5ei mar Ser mill
ben Wenge gegeliiber ma9tlos. Weit
fnapper Scot lDuroe Elm Mngriff aui
Die @eianotfdaft perbiitet. Gine
'llnteriu6ung lit eingeIeitet. Gine
groBe In5abl bon Musneiilngen
miro bic Solee Der 9lusl1reitung
lein.
= Die 8ienitnag6 emma Marie
Hnrb aus 9f1ppertsgriin in Ga6ien
tit BON Dem 3pidaler Shpurgericbt
pegen Sotlng ibres 9ienitberrn, BEG
78iabrigen @aitpirts ltngetbiinl, I'M
ter 3ubiIligung miIoernoer lln1tal,=
oe gu Az Sabren @efangnis per-
lrteilt lpproen. Die slngeflagte bot
te naf oer Snt 9eutl1lano>berlaiien
nn0 iid) nod ben Ser. Stonten bege-
ben. Sic mar in Goraopolis, Ienn-
iplpanien, perbaftet ut1b ausgeliefert
iuoroen Sbre Deportation batte +
3. beoeutenoes 9(ufleben erregt, oa
fie auf einem 6raht0ar1pfer, als ein-
siges ipeibli6es ggeien on 9oro,
5llriifgei6idt muroe @ie bie Ser
banolnng ergab, batte Der perliebte
@reis Die glirb 5uingen mollen ibm
5u gsillen 81 iein, obipol ieir eige=
tler Sobn Der 8ater eines &inoes
Der Wiaeo mar.
Su elmer grobartigen 5eltlib-
felt bot iid, tuie aus @eip5ig GENET
oct miro, Ole Siebenbltnoertjabr-
'Seier- oes 8eitebens Der oortieel
gbomasi6ule aeItaltet.. &onig Srieo-
rid sluguit BON Sahieu it, un an
Der 5eier teii5unebnefl eisens bon
DRESDEN mad 2eip5ig eefommen
uauo bot oem 6eltaft blird) ieine 9It-
ueienbeit beionoeren @lnn5 perlie-
ben. gbelnalige 3ogIinge Der sln-
italt iin6 aug allen @eltgesenoen er-
idienen. Oeffentlibe nuo pripate
Gebduoe Der 5taot prangen in Slag-
genifmlid. Das @eipanobaug lit be-
frdn5t uno bas genfmal Sob. &C.
baitim god)s, oeg grobten Der aabl-
reiden groBen 9onlponiiter, oie
an Der 9bonlosi1ule beSip. gbontas--
firde selpirft baben, lit nit 8lumen
geidmiidt.
geim 2aroen zines Meroplans
in einenl Seloe BEL Der oiterreihi-
iden Staot Muffip puroen Der 9s-
iiser oes Seloes uno feline Sran bon
Der Wafdine nieoergeriiien. Die
Srmt plroe getotet uno Der Wann
ldDer perlest.
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llme[e Cara iaat.

ues beoarf nir zines Quent9ens
gosbeit, Inn oen 2euten oen groB.
ten Srubel 5i MAIDEN, uno cine
fleine @ernadIdfiigling bon llnber.
oauli6feit ooer Weritopfilna ooer
onoern 2eberltorllngen tut oaiielbe.
@enn Sbr leioet, 10 ilebntt Or.
Sings geeiu 2ife Bias fir idnelle
@bbiilfe. 2eidt, iider uno nur 25e
in alien @potbefen.
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8lnei iehssehni1hrine osl1nnej

3pei ieds8ebnidbrise Sunaen.
Sobn Sobnion unb sSobn Gscue,
iino in Sort Smitb, arfonios, un.
fer Der glnfla9e nerbaftet, Dor meb.
reren Sagen bel @reenpoob Sumo.
tion III Sflobomo einen 8oiiagier.
5ua Der Sron Waountain gabn gum
entgleiien gebroht gu babeu, ipo6ei
bier 9erionen idluer perlest muir.
ben. Die Sunaen baben bos @erbre-
den eineeitonben.
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@as mir ME peraeiIen,

iino, tpie Die @iiienihaft benefit,
Die Dinge, Die nit uniern &inoer-
iabren 5ttiammenbangen mie 3. 9.
guflens glrniea Salbe. tponit oie
Mutter ooer @roBnutter unIere
8rono. uno 9riibmunoen furierte,
tpie audi 5diirfunsen, @eidpiire,
8errenfungen, Quetidungen linh
Sautfranfbeiteit. 4uren felt 4o
Sabren beipeiien ibren @ert. lin.
persleidlid fir Sdlnorrboioetl
Sibneraugen ODER @eihipiire. 9sur
25c in allen Mpotbefen.
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SnIanc.
President Taft
WilI ksins Extrasitzuns dss
kcngrssses sinrufen.
I1annbafts Hntwort.
zlDei Hrmee- Luftscbiffer ver.
linglIckt.
StrsikkrawaII.
Mas die Einpandersr nit
bracbten.
nlannbafte HntWcrt.
StrsikkrawaII.


Yralioent Saft bat bon geperiD
aus Die Grflarung erlaifen, Dob Die
gtabr1t)t Der 9ear1f lben 3eltungett,
er benbiihtige IN oielen Tagen elne
grtraiisalng beg 4ongrelles etn5ltbt-
rlifel1, iiIil lelne 3u1tInlnung 5u el=
ner inIl1tartlben Snternentlon IN
Werlfo gu erlangen, nIbt iur elne
Nlge, lonoeril altdb elne AlbernbeIt
Jet. Desglel1etl miro Die als Sos
Angeles, Sal, fonlnieiloe yta9rldt,
oas Senatsfonltfe, an pellen spite
senator S11lttb ltebt ullo oas oen
Anttrag erbalte1 batte, ole 9serbalt-
mile IN Wertfo gu unterluden, iuer-
oe eIlte sSllterpent1on eltlpteblen, fltr
ablolitt gritnolos erflart.
glus Seem gorf meIoet mal:
Oscar g. Straus, Der @oupernellrs-
failoi6at Ser progreiiipen Hartei,
erbielt bon Seuator ssoiia6 &. geesu-
comb aus Saratoga rill 9eIeeralnnl
nit Der 9lnfrage, Oh er bereit ieia
tpiiroe, Die Domination fiir ous
@ouperneursant BON ben Nepnblifa.
nern an5unebnlen. 9err Straus bot
oarauf ablebneno geulitluortet. Seit
Eelegranln nlr Senator 9semeonlb
bat foIeenoen @ortlallt: yEele=
grarnrn erbalten. Sd fam BON ter
ner Bartei cine domination anneb=
men, menn oeren Hlntforun in irgen0
el1lem ipeientlid)en Yltllft BON Der
Blattorm abipeldt, out Der ib nomi=
inert muroe, uro aur Der ld) ltebe-
so br1 nlhf, ipie Jbr Selegranlm
all5uoeuten IheIitt, oarauf aus, cine
polltlihe Walbine nif5ibalen, ion-
bern td] bin lebr iliterelliert an SA1
groBen Erinaipien Der progreiIipen
Nnrtei. Sic iiito fir mid bon ilneno-
lId) bel groBerer geoeutung als
mem perlonliher grfolg BEL Der
sBnbl. Oscar 2. Straus.
Sob 6. @e6ges, ser befannte
yaeip gorfer glnualt uno 9feoner,
tunroe bon Ser 9eelu gorfer republi-
faniiden gtaatsfonpe1rtion al Sa-
rotoga gum @ouperneursfanoibaten
non1iniert,
@uf Dem glrmee-s ssluqfeIo su
College Yarf, Wso., Itiirste Elm glr.
NEE Meroplan aug elmer Sobe BON
S5 SUB berunter. g,on ben bcioen
s5nIaifen tuur6e Der aorporal sSranf
g. Gcott iofort aet0tet un6 Der
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g8ie aus 81 8aio semeloet
pirb, iino iiber tauienb Monn meri.
faniide Soloaten in 6. g. 0io5
eiilgetroffen.
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Wlenbablt TabrpIan.
5. G 6. %. Balm.


anfunit
ao. 3-gom aorben.- :. $3.50 abenos
20. o-gom 9oroen ....... GAO moro
No. 1--Satlb Ggpreb SpeaiaI. @iben.
NJ ...c..: 9.55 morg
No- 9-9oeal bon 1aIeitine
>, ..10.45 aben5s
20. 4-9on Wtegtfo .150 nahm
No. l2-Speal BON 2areoo (gemiidt) !.
: -. 900 n1or9.
abfabrf -eA--.-s
10. = Na9 Dem Naroen. 1. .55 r,ohu.
70. g. Nad beu gor6en. 800 n6en6s
Ro. 8-9oeal nod RaIeftine. .7.S0 mora
so. 1o-Dailp ggpreb Spe5iaI. g1orben
!. .3.20 n1ora
go. 3 --ytnd1 Wegifo 100 moru.
yto 11-aoeal nab 2areoo (een1iidt)
-. 1900 abeiroS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-10
THOUSANDS SEE
RUN ON REEF
Atlantic City Thrones to Beach
as Life Savers Fight VainIy
to Save Big Three Master.

ATLANTIC CITY. n j., May TO-
Life savers of the Atlantic City sta
ton, together with the crew of a near
by brigantine, battled desperately early
today to save a three masted schooner
which was blown ashore on the same
shoal off the inlet where the steamer
Cherokee stranded in 1905 and Captain
Mark Castro made his thrilling rescue
Of &c passengers in power boat.
The schooner, whose name has not
been learned. went ashore early today.
A 25-mie wind baffled the life savers
in their efforts to get to her Heavy
seas pounded the stranded vessel and
thousands of PERSONS lined along the
beach walk. watched the fight of the
boat crews to reach her. IN momentary
fear that she would be battered TO
pieces.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-10
Newspaper Strikers
Of Chicago 0utlawed
By Their Own Union

CHICAGO. May 10-Members of the
Chicago Stereotypers union who called
a strike against the Chicago Publish
ers association are outlawed today. An
order revoking the charter of the local
was issued by the executive committee
of the international organization. At
the same time travelling cards granted
by the local to its men were revoked.
canceling the rights and privileges OF
all the members. The action was taken
because the men refused to obey the
orders of the international officers and
return to work
1t is reported that the international
officers will sanction the formation of
another local here.
Few disturbances marked the course
of the newspaper strike today. Papers
were sold in all parts of the Loop dis
trict and many were on sale in the out :
lying districts during the morning The
publishers assert that the strike has
been broken and that conditions will
soon be normal.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-10
Knox Says Roosevelt
Would Break Solemn
Word to Gain End

Los ANGELES, May 1o-Secretary
Of State Philander C. Knox. campaign
ing in California for the denomination
of President Taft, in the first of his
political speeches delivered here eulo-
gized Taft and severely criticised The
odore Roosevelt. Knox was formerly a
member of Roosevelts cabinet.
In his address he referred to the colo
mel as man who would break the rule
of his party and his country and his
own solemn word to gain the seat of a
friend" and guided by "imperious am
billions, vanities and mysterious antipa-
thies." The secretary ended his address
with a plea for the denomination of
Taft and urged that the people Of Cali
fornia vote for him at the coming pres
idential preference primary.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-10
WOMAN MORALLY
WOUNDED, THEN SET
AFIRE, SAYS DOCTOR

Los ANGELES, May 10.-After a
night spent in Investigating the mys-
terious murder of an unidentified wom-
an. supposed to be from Chicago, whose
body was found in vacant house, the
police today were unable to identify
either the murderer or his victim The
murderer had tried to burn the body.
The motive which prompted the crime
is a mystery to the police. Even the
manner in which the woman's life was
taken has not been established.
The dead woman was about 80 years
Of age A handkerchief found in her
pocket bore the initial *" Other
marks on her clothing indicated she
was from Chicago. The slayer left
handkerchief which may lead to his ap-
prehension
DR. Campbell, autopsy surgeon, an
nounced that every indication pointed
that the woman had been murdered In
the building and that her clothing had
been set afre while unconscious. but
still alive.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-10
LOSES HIS SIGHT,
BUT IT RETURNS
New Jersey Mans Eyes Appar-
emily FlaWIeSs and Special
lists Can Not Explain Case.

NEW YORK, May 1O-Twice stricken
blind and twice restored to sight, with
eyes which scientists can find no physi-
cal flaw, is the extraordinary record of
Cleveland W Speer. of Passaic, N. j.
The first attack robbed him of his sight
for months, but the last which came upon
him Monday night, lasted only "a hours
Great sympathy was expressed for
speer at the tragic manner in which his
sight left him, shortly before Christmas
tomobile garage and lives in a pretty
home with his wife and four children.
He is only so years old. on the first oc-
casion he had returned from a hunting
trip greatly tired, and his eyes were
slightly irritated by the powder smoke of
his gun.
Awakes to Find Himself Blind.
When he awakened next morning he
became aware of a sensation of stiffness
or Tightening between the eyes. Then
there came a stab of excruclatlng pain
between his eyes and he tottered back
with his sight gone-a horror of black
ness before him.
Eminent specialists could find no cause
of blindness No operation could be per-
formed where no disease was to be re-
moved Similar cases had come to their
attention at rare intervals. resulting
from hysteria, but this did not appear to
be the case with Speer. whose health was
perfect
Speer who never gave up hope, was to-
tally blind for two months and then his
right eve began to recover. Slowly he
regained full sight of it while his left eye
remained blind About a week ago the
left eye improved so he was able to dis
tinguish between light and darkness.
Aaaln Sees We'll as Ever.
But the rejoicing of himself and his
family and friends turned to despair
Monday night when he again suffered
sharp pain and the sight of both eyes
again left him Twenty four hours later
the third stab of pain came and he stood
blinking half laughing and half crying,
for the sight of both eyes was restored
and the picture of the pleasant sitting
room of his home with his wife and
startled children standing around was
before him
Speer asserts he can see as we'll as
ever and that there was not the slightest
sensation of weakness or confusion in his
vision.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-10
COLLEGE GIRLS REVIVE
ENGLISH MAY FESTIVAL

ATHENS, GA May 1o.-The stu
dents of the State Normal school, I'M
der the direction Of Miss Annie P Kolb
and Miss Estelle Poland, presented a
revival of the old English May festival
on the campus yesterday afternoon.
Taking part in the performance were
500 of the college girls and $50 children.
This was the second annual observance
Of this festival
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-10
CONDUCTOR ACCUSED OF
FL0URISHING REVOLVER

SAVANNAH. GA. May 1o.-Declar-
ing that he was jerked off a train at
Clifton station by a Central of Georgia
railway porter and that the conductor
with a drawn revolver prevented him
from boarding the train again although
he had ticket emitting him to ride
from Savannah to Pooler, Wallace
Kennedy has filed suit in the superior
court to recover $4,000 from the rail-
way company.
The trouble started when Kennedy
went out on the platform of one of the
coaches to speak to an acquaintance.
The porter told him to get out of the
way. Later he was helping a cripple
board the train, when, he asserts, the
porter grabbed his wrist. at the same
time striking him in the face. When he
attempted to get back on the train. the
conductor is said to have appeared with
a revolver.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-10

MERMA1DA, the diving Venus,
will be the feature on next week s
bill at the Bijou.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-10
Rates to Gainesville, Ca,
Account I. o. O. F.

Proportionate rates from other points
Tickets on sale Nav 10, 20, 81 and for
trains scheduled to arrive Gainesville be-
fore noon May %, final limit to reach
original starting point May %
For further Information call on ticket
agents.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-10

Why do they ali say. "As good as
Sauer'sY" SAUER'S PURE FLAVOR
ING EXTRACTS nave received thir-
teen highest American and European
awards