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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-15

felien, Nrpibent, Better gaIfen
Vtceprpiibent, og @iaiam Helion,
Sefretpr. Ger bill r:meligpis bore
rlogcn pcb 81. 81. Statipnen ben iii
at mootage De 5remmeoe, iom agter
iig til Wsbet. &c efter, bpem boz.
rer So~reningens "SIsife".
2ao ret mango msbe frem %
trPffe inmmen meo SlPgt % giGite
EN- af gerbens itsrite gper. Der er
mango Sep9rbigbeoer at iagttage.
Ser biz rimeligpis blipe isrset for
2~eoiager (2obs) til be Sremmebe,
iom enifer at reiie omfrine / @pen.
Eli De forifiellige 9pgbelagsfor-
eninger. iom er blepet oannet i De
ienere gar, % iom bar bolbt fine
@arsmeoer / CONNER, og oe, Tom
life aaerebe bar balgt en- eler ilere
9elegater at reprpientere lit Gag
oeb nGnnte Weoe / Chicago. bgr faa
nogen af fine Wteblemmer til at re-
%pr9Ientere fit Sag. Hormegion Nio-
ncer I%siociotion Of Imerica. er paa
inaen @oobe / Sppoiition til gpgbe-
loaene. 2ao oct beller bore ct fGl-
les goono at pprne ON Dor Hatiora-
Iitet.
&nub SENDER IN.
Gombrioqe, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-15

igierL ioo funoe ingen ptoe, bporlpn
ge ban uiIbe bolbc fla peo Utngten
Som Srcmifri0tSnialto berte Hooie
pcIt til DC npIig o%ntpenote bpiS
scr bo i girfeIigbeoen | bans EiIfGI'
De bar foregaaet nogen Snput'
belle. Get bar fprit | Oct ollerlio'te,
al man nnr blct opmerflom pao, at
Grprriioentcn baD0e bopt noaen Git
tereSie for progreSiip 8olitif, og
hans @latform bar | De Stpffer,
hoor Der ~oucrbopeoet Dor nooen Sfif
poa SEN, %ItiaoIet fra Gemofraterne.
@rpan paaitoo ogioa, at &ooienelt
CT ligclna itcrft allieret meb SrilIts
% Monopoler % Fcnaeruagt iom
Soit. SonoetS encIte 5reIie bar oft.
ion at beige @ilion.
Roor @rnon inOifrpnfebe iig til
al brGftc Fc~rioncr ~iiteoetior
SoQer, lao bor rotlrrItgoi3 @rltu.
Den hcrtiI bopcoioQcliq Den, at hon
life booOe bcn tiIitrGffclig Slb til
of oaa nrrmCrc ms poa Sc poIitiife
&nIaproQrommcr iom ioobon. Soft
set bar, ioqoc ban icIpfeI0cIiQ Ell bel
Gel moriomnc Sina, Tom SoIf 10 al
oQ tiIoeI8 o~pplauocrc6c - bans
SpcrIeQcnbco Tom Soler or 10 nof
iom bcfjcnot - men lloQen iterre
@cQciitrinq ifobtc ban fife bIanot
fine TiIhercrc; @iinIocnc bor / oct
itorc pa belle uof iaa matte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-15
Ercitcfrnen uucrraifes.

Wtrs. 9. &. See, Nortbpopb, blet
paa i'm iioite "@eburtsoa9" operra.
lfet al en- itor Slot Naboer, Der too
Breltegaaroen gobt iom / 8eiiooelie
og begpnbte at bplbe 8i9itebuo for
Ereltefamilien. Ga @ipiterne ON
attenen forloo Breitegaarben, efter.
loo De Jig Ell Bengepung nteo 80 Col
lars l. iamt en- Coffee Urn" al Splu.
Dit % Sat.
Gilbert 8~unberion peitom aeniett
bill bp5ge iig en- Sisslaape 70 Sos
lang % SO SOB breo al gement6Iof=
Ter. Set bill bli en- meget tibSnlpsiig
"9arn".
y. .. Sapne, &eniett, bar mt flint
tet mo / Jim npe "Stenbpening" meo
lin Sarebeboloning. San bar pirfe.
Zig en- ferite alasies glltif % gutif.
bpgring MI. Samt ct gobt Sploa at
8arer.
Soen Suio n9r Soice forbprbet
tig Der ON Sa1en ilent, oa en- SeIt
Hog Jig nrang for bam, og ban falot
no al guggpen.
Wr. og Mrs. Ole Sobnion ipbpeit
Tor Nortbpooo bar operIaot Tarmens
Srtft til ill Ssn Grit og flpttet til
Nortbnpoo.
Set blep "&ronaar" npIten /
8ortb SO. iaar. !aor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-15
Smrpriie.

Gabib Serolh 'og Samilie blep /
Ssnbo9S al line gamle Naboer %
Genner / @lenpoob Wenigbeb 8ie1r-
itanb for en- behaeelig Sperraifelie,
ibet ct itort Intal al Dem inbfonot
iig paa Seromformen, Der MI bripes
al Sennen, % bportil Sorplorerc
bar blet bentet ira Gecorab 9agen
/ Sorpeien, Tor at iige Dem Saf for
Qobt Nabuifab. Get bopbe pGret
&eniigten at piic Serom % bans So
mile benllc Gpmerfiom6eo peb Be
Sioer be iIptteOe til @pen for ONT
firing ct Nar iioen, men bct bapoe
life falbt beleiligt for MI. Set bleo
Ell belt igicnnem bpggelig Set. apin-
bernc bepGrte0e, og mon i~amtaleoe
ON MT OF Qommelt. Taitor g. I.
Scarpie bolOt en- aniloaenoe Gale for
&eromS, bpori Ban GAP llotrpf for be
6oriamlcoes Ngtelie for benne braoe
Samilie. Wfr. Serpm bapoe ppret
Ell al WeniQbcoenS bebite Stotter,
% man felte at benne og mtore
8runbe, at nan hapbe libt ct Cab
peo bans 9ortflptning. On 8oOe til
Grinoring OH 0agen bleo bom oper.
raft ira bans @srn og Soifenoe. Mr.
Serom taftcoe tiliiilt / Ell fpif 90
hierteparm Sale for biSie GioneS.
bprb ont fine Qamle &erncr og Na.
beers SsioQtcIie, iom ban iolte, at
BET por aoOt at bore neo Jig gien.
ltcm Sipct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-15
SuuobruNefurict.

Set "Sbort Gorric" / 2onobrl,Q
% MuaboIoninQ, bporom ser ira Sio
til onocn bar pTrct mc0OcIt / go
ten, cr Al &onobruQ&ifoIcu beitcmt
til at ofboloc8 Sen fcritc llac / &C.
ccmber, ncnIiQ ira Monoo9 Nor-
gen sen 2oen December til Sen poo.
irtQcnoc @prhoa MioboQ. @iIcttcr
til aurict piI ON fort Sio pGre i'll.
ial0&.
Huber allrict boIbeS ogioo ErG.
micslloitiuinQ al Ntoi& oQ andre
&oruiortCr, % cn MrnQoc Trumicr
bill bli uooeIte til lloitiacrne. Mor
bar merfe iig Bette mi. iaa Of man
fan pnlae nooIc Ir til llSitiainaen,
noar man pluffer rb MaiS iii Spb.
Ge, iom pil uoitine WoiS FOR
@rGmie, mao ienbe inb 10 @r al
boer Sort, &c euiter OF itbitiae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-15
WtiSiiunsfci

boIotc3 / SpnSoQS / SpnoOcns
&irfc bcrItco3. Noitor $. IS, Wo,
QcIaIcn ira ga Gro3ie hol0t ON Sors
mioooQcn en- opIoftcnOe % inOboIN@-
riQ INSTRUMENTATION. 0m Nitcnel1
toIte ban igicn ON Wti3iionerL og
Eroicaior 81. q. Sourc ira 2uthar
GoQcQe tuItc ODER Neqermiaiioncn
SNocn. EroIc2ior &. 81. Ereu& itnl.
sc oQiuo hare toIt, mcn par poa
wruno al llpuaicIi0bco iorhinOrct
ira at pUre tiIite0c. |oitor Eorris
ion tnItc ga fortcliQ / bans Stco.
Giicr til Mfiaiioncu nptoQc3 baa0c
omr TormioOoQcn 90 Nitrlen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-15

iom llotrpf for oeres aiPrligbeo 90
agteIie. Groiesior Greus, Der bar
biinoet til Suiet paagruno al upas"
ieIigbeb, bar oIheles lt%iorbereot pna
oenne SpIbeit. Get bar en- rem ODER.
rumpling. 9ette bite fla cgiaa, oa
ban ifuIbe tdffe for geieget; ban bar
opbt rgrt, og Den eaers fraftige
Stemmc trueoe for ct Gieblif meo at
ipiqte BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-15
SecDrab % Smegl1.

Gen ABE Sttpber 1912.

SnrrruaitpnrutrrSn ,,aS So +r,,f,,o
grrorormcn+rr irhforh+ so >
Nrnor il, ; Tcr,r,b qerNoos Or.
m;hN,, nor o-S;no, o,,+h,r "a.
Ieac @an0 GA Werhants @nno Iomt
en guuifc itor Stare Wcnncifcr biIite
BAN @eIfommcu til Stuoen. gpenS
% Cmcons 0enrofrotiife 9coere Icb.
inococ ham ira Stotioncn op iii
@inncibcif SotcI, bpor Grofoit inS.
toacs. aloffen boIp ii beounote han
fin Gale oppe poo Woin Street. forou
Gourthuict, % aIotfen boIp clcue
bar han iqicn pon 6ortcn omboro /
SpccioItoQet.
Sfient Scr nor iomTct rr itor Ior.
ionrCino. m1toocIi1 mcurr 800 ~
2OOO. for of hpre bom. por 9iIitrem,
rinocn noo life O Tpnot rrr hroh
hrr riJhr nnrct hnia hr+ iffc borhr
rconct i~oooohtIom hrIc 1reNoo "a
Tre0oo5 9Iitcn. 0cttc bcnirfrhe ot
Nripnc mirhrc ooNr i'm ~ hrt
Iirr nor iIcm4 NJ rormc iron, r,ah
I1ttomobiIcr
qor,r,, ;,4,,,..> o.;s
f,~ q = Waa,,n >,r
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,nG.n,ro n,r.:f. o y'','''1 ~ w.
tornha ho,,, 49,, -" "l"I',,.
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,o,,a m, ,Sr o.. .''t,s, - u" w.
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St",,''IC, I0t.1"','' JON nan op'r-
p'0'O.' '''' '''e ''Vl'tor oe gro
8'""''u"G', I''' So'oI o'''I"'fIoer
r'H "'I" | oT,''' N"t"'~Ln". men u'F-
lN'LS''oS t",t' u" Ut NCt''IeF' '0i''
q SH''0'O"'S. d F'"''o'nl, 0.
y J. U' AK ~ o'2l!. OH oo!Ile Noin-
"'m I"'r,H "''''' ''"' SuI' No'''.
~ I'''''", w. '"'',r,'H ~ man
t"'t I'o'' u o'O' l,'o III, SH'''pN, S''
llo io'!8'!e 0o''t'pe Su'tt'l los poo
.,,s %rS 1 ~~ .o'< 'n"s ,."'
S. n,,r ~ =, r., "Yt wy
,ro onnh S5~'7 n,,.,, ~ u,
w. EI go ~ E.sS P.",,"SI1 <u,5 !
~ n.y. l"''"''l,'
Co., sst ~:,Sm' x0IsIs" ~,
@o;r W. n,r;.,,rn EL>o W. D"', "9 ff,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-15

MrS. &iGriti $. Sfaalien bebe
2eroo9S / lin Ssns Stem / Maoi.
ion Soipnibip / Ell Nloer al 81 aar
og fl Wioancocr. 9cgrapelien fore
gnar imorgcn Eirsbog) ira Waoi-
ion WenigbeoS airfe. Taitor Iilsion
forretter.
Iiosbe eiterlabcr fig f~eloenbc
@ern: MrS. $. Saeger % MrS. 10.
@riebcI beraf 9pen, airs. Wartin
&argcrL Wr8. Sohn Gable, WrS. 3.
@onasnes og Ole Sfaalien (Safe
mills. So) iont Inton Sfaolien,
iom Dor bienrme. gfbpbes Wano
bpoe for 10 glar iiben.
@amlc NiIS Noroaaaro / Spring-
fielo Sopnibip osbe 2prbags Iiten /
Sen beie slIoer Of bel iaa 90 Iar.
San bar fsbt / S%allingoul, Norge,
% fom til Imerifa 1861. San bar
boct Der / Goltutpet belle Chen iioen.
Gen ganle bar prrct raft % rerig
inotil for Ell Sib tilboge oq bar iens
QeliQQcn6c finn ct Eur Maoncocr.
Sam operlepeS al lin so Iar gamle
SirItrlt. 9 9ern, q g~prncberrL If
@prneberu3 @ern.
@cgropelien foregaar Sorsbag ST.
If Sorm. ira Suict % SCI. - ira
@aibinaton Grairic airfe. Faitor
Gaul anrct iorretter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-15


fiji ruocl GUftcu;a SEbt % Ointment. o. cfrer at
bape paHG fEr gambler meo GEttcura SGBc, % imnrl
benz 10 Sauac om Tagen meo Guttcura Ointment
huCr Gang pitteuoc CT sIrNe ON benz, bICp be sftcr en-
trent ier Waaueoers iFurlgb bcIbrcbcbe, o. DC bar
Then fife bart upacu lloiae. Guticura SEbe o. Clint
meut h~clbrsbcoc BAN %iuIoftGuoiR. (llHocTtcgnei)
g2rs. Saureuce Sicbl, 1870 fcbrlar 1912.
5fic aIsuc or Guttcura SGbc o. Eminent prrbt
fuIoc | ScbaueliHs al @cSema % andre imcrtcfuIhc
Gpsoummc I 6uocu % 5talscH, men iuasu aubrc
bIgoaiFrsuoe WioIcr uNrcttsr iad ncart for auciicr,
8ladbeabs, rFb, III o9 ~Olieaatia 6ub. ilgeube % dds
beoGifet StaIp, tsrt, tpuot % oiidIornbr 6aar, iprrt
nc 6Guser Oa uauitrrrSc TinserHegIc, heller life CT
Der rUast mere ptOuOmtit ItoosI. srIaeS OUtr bcc
geroeH. 9i6crnIc @rsper al bvsrt ituoeS frii meo 81!
Gjeers @Os ON 6uocu. Goresier SrcptOrt I'll Gu
ticura, Dept. T. Boston"
iE @rno mcb' pm Guistshnb buroe bruge Gutj
eura Srbc Sharing etid. 25c. 9rguc frtt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-15
Ssrti Mar.

&rofe8ior 6. g. 8reuS ipIote
SenoagS GO aar. s anIconina al
Gagen inhianot 2utber Colleges 3sa.
tllltet % Stuoenter meo GoGegenm.
iifen / Spioien iig i bans Siem Tor
at sratulere. Stubent ReisbnS holot
en- paffer Gale for Goaeac.9 rGiioen.
ten, boori ban tolfeoe GIepernes 80.
Ielier onerior BAN % taffeSe BAN
for Oct opetise % opoirenoe grbei.
De, ban bapoe neolast pcb SfoIen,
iautt ouerrafte bam Ell Yengegope
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-15

Soma areos al Sauees Spnobe
oil afboloe ct friiteligt Samtalemeoe
! Stananger Menigbeo peb SSiian,
5a., Baltor Mnbreiens aaIo, 226e-
24oe OCTOBER. Samtaleemne: 2
aor. 5, 17-21.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-15

fuube infie benz, % naar ban itai line
nuuorr | Sano 'mertcoe Dc iad, al
Ian pnuffcIia 'uuSe RATE ZIG. Sans
gambler tlBcOs % brrnotc iortdrbc
lia, "a Eaar ban fraoiebe BEN, breo
be uo I Saar. 6aH iuncc life faa
uoeeu 6piIs elsr SsOU. % prnocr
ne bGpbe ctNemi u~oieeuoe.
1 anli hnr,hr lnrhirtrrr "a EnInrr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-15

2trp I 11cr0e. &c. gTsEss G sra@Bi g.
binis. /. al. 3eiereneer os Sanfaarauti. epaIs
Mftier uprife SeIffaber til Saseus Iaoeh tie &urs.
r. Qf0rer It. RI. Mcgee,
krlStiania.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-15
SGuOerne HDcOe
og brGnOtc
Gna iaare be life funbe Iuffes. ges
gpnSte meb 6eSebleguer. Gar
frpgteIist. SreS no / Saar. Sim,
be life Ipoe. Gutitura SGbe %
Sintmeut be%Ibrebeoc banl albcles.

sb5pisforb. 8iS.- "Diu 5su baUNe GcScna oper
SGnbcruc omfrcHt ct aar. Gc3eua %bcgpRote meo
SeorblcaHrr, cams SGENer bar iaa iaore ban lite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-15
"N-A-M--L"

"N-A-M-L"
Staar for "Norge-Amerika Mexico Linjen'. Den
ENESTE belt norske LIME melem NORGE og de
FORENEDE SLATER.
DlREKTE fra Christiania
anleber Stavanger
Kan spare dig fra ST I'll S14 og mere paa hyer
Billet. Skriy I'll os! Skriy til osi
~. NN. DUCKETT & CO.
3 No. La Sale Street, Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-15

g. 8. SeioaI.
z. 5. anuoion.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1912-06-01

To DAN S. KAHN ana JOE WILL.
LIAMS. their heirs or assigns:
You and each of you are hereby mott.
fed that Clifford Cayonette. the sub.
scribed, and your co-owner, has ex-
pended the following sums in the per.
Torrance of the annual labor for the
years 1909, 1910 and 1911, for your and
each of your respective interests, in the
following described mineral claims, to-
wit. the sum of $125.00 for the com
pletfon of the work required for the
interest of Joe Williams: the sum OF
$4,000 for the completion of the work
required for the interest of Dan S. Kahn
in the property on Copper Creek, Nazi-
ma Mining District, and known as
Claims No. 2, No. 8, No. z, No. s and
No. 10.
If within ninety days after the per-
sonal service of this notice upon you, or
within ninety days after the publicat ton
thereof, you fail or refuse to contribute
your, and each of your, portions of such
expenditure, as hereinbefore set forth,
and pay to said Clifford Cayonette the
several amounts so expended by him for
the completion of the work required for
your several interests, you, and each
of you. upon whom this notice Is serv-
ed, will forfeit your, and each of your
several interests in said claims to said
Clifford Cayonette, your co-owner, who
has made the said required expenditure,
all as provided in said Section 1894 r. S.
U. S.
CLIFFORD CAYONETTE.
February "a, 1912.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1912-06-01
GETTYSBURG, May s1.-Theo-

GETTYSBURG, May 31.-Theo-
dore Roosevelt made an address here
on Memorial Day. In paying trib-
ute to the dead he closed with this
expression: 'If any an tells you OF
the danger of dictatorship, get him
a nurse" Before leaving here the
question was asked the colonel
whether he expected to attend the
Chicago convention, and he replied,
81 most certainly do not"
WASHINGTON May 29.-There
will be no new battleships provided
for by the present Congress. Yester-
day the House passed the naval ap-
preparation bill with all reference
eliminated as to new battleship con-
struction.
WASHINGTON, May ga Joint
resolution was passed by Congress
thanking the officers and crew Of
the steamship Carpathia. In addition
Capt. Rostron was awarded a medal
for his prompt action in appreciating
the danger of the Titanic and af-
fording immediate aid.
A big line of fishing tackle at the
Chitina Pharmacy. see it.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1912-06-01
FORFEITURE NOTICE
Notice of Forfeiture to Co-Owner

Notice of Forfeiture to Co-Owners.
To w. E. Gilkey. NJ. Gilkey, C. Gill
key, and to their heirs and assigns:
You, and each of you, are hereby
notified that prior to January list,
1912, l, the undersigned, expended
the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars in
labor, improvements and assessment
work upon the Company Group No. 2
of Placer Mining Claims, the Alice
Group of Placer Mining Claims, and
the Lake Placer Mining Claim, and
conveying water to and upon said
claims situate in the Chisna Mining
District, on the Middle Fork River.
If within ninety days after the publ
cation of this notice you, w. E. Gill
key, M. Gilkey, c. Gilkey and heirs
and assigns, and any other persons
having or claiming an interest in and
to said above described placer claims
and water rights, fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion of such
expenditure as a co-owner, your in
terest in the said above described
placer claims and water rights will
become the property of the under
signed, your co-owner, who has made
the necessary expenditures required
under the U. S. Statutes.
MRS. E. STEVENS.
First publication March %, 1912.
Last publication June %, 1912.
-O-O-o
Have you tried those meals at the
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1912-06-01

Have you tried those meals at the
Overland Restaurant? They're great.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19
T. r. Denies Money
Was for His Aid

OYSTER Ray. y. Y. Aug l9.-C0lonei
Roosevelt made vigorous answer today 10
the assertion oc Senator Penrose. OF
PENNSYLVANIA. that the $4,000 check Pen
rose got from John u. hrchbold, of the
Standard Ou trust IN 1904, was used for
the Roosevelt, campaign in New York.
The colonel cmphatcally denied that he
was aware Of any Standard on money he
ing devoted to his campaign
II have not and never have had the
slightest knowledge that Senator Pen
rose or any ono else, during The campaign
Of 1904 ra ised any money Go be used in
carrying the state OF New york. said
Roosevelt
But. as a matter Of fact. 10 happens
that in the campaign Of 'aO4 ! wrote 10
Mr Cortelyou stating that wished no
money received from the Standard oil
Company.
'If any money was received from the
Standard OH Company IL was not only
without my knowledge. but In spite Of my
written prohibition. As FOR the funds
used or raised In Pennsylvania. had no
more knowledge of them than Of the
funds used or raised in ohio or Illinois"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19
DEMOCRATSFREE.
To SERVE PEOPLE
GOVERNOR WILSON.
Governor Says the Progressive
Element in Party Dominates,
Hence 1t Can Be Trusted.

SEAGIRT \. J., Aug. Ex-Governor
Wilson today gave another explanation
of his Bull Moose" reference in his
Saturdays speech.
Replying to a request for such a
statement, he dictated the following
The progressive element in the Re
publican party tried to get control of it
and failed The progressive element in
the Democratic party tried to get con-
troll of it and overwhelmingly succeed :
ed. So il is obvious to the whole coun
try that the Democratic party is free to
serve all the purposes of the people.
The Democratic party has thus be-
come a free organized instrumentality
through which programs of reform can
be carried out"
Governor Wilson is to speak al Union
Hill near Hoboken, before Platts
Deutscher Volkfest at ; O'Clock this
afternoon. Afterward he will go to
New York to hold a conference with
Treasurer Rollo Wells, of the Demo-
cratic national committee, and Henry
MOrgenthau, chairman of the finance
committee. He will stay in New York
tonight and go to Trenton early tomor-
row morning for his Jnce-a-week visit
to the state capitol
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19
POLICEMAN TUMBLES
OVER HIDING THIEF
IN PULLIAM ST. STORE

His resentment at being accidentally
kicked by a policeman as he lay hid
den in the darkness of a store. caused
the undoing of negro burglar, Charlie
Clayton, who was remanded to a cell in
the Tower today by Recorder Broyles.
Policemen David and Camp at an
early hour discovered a broken window
in the store of the Echols Grocery Com
pany in Pulliam street. officer David
stumbled upon man hidden behind a
box, just inside OF the window. and
heard an indignant growl
officer David told the burglar he
DIDN'T have time to apologize, and
clasped the handouts on his wrists
70 Judge Broyles the negro told a
wonderful story. He said he was pass
ing the store when another negro ac-
costed him, covered him with revolv-
or and made him go into the store,
threatening to kill him # he didn't re-
main there until he returned.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19
EXPOSITION
EXHIBITORS THANK
COMMERCE CHAMBER

The manufacturers who participated in
the Atlanta exhibit at the Auditorium to-
day filed a resolution with the Chamber
of Commerce thanking that organiza ton
for its sponsorship of the exposition.
Declaring the exposition to have been
an unqualified success and to have re-
suited in great and substantial benefit to
Atlanta the exhibitors resolved
That we, as manufacturers and ex-
hibitors. by this method express our
appreciation OF the efforts expended
by the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
in the conception and organization of
the Atlanta Manufacturers exposition,
and we desire to especially express our
grateful appreciation of the self-sac-
rihcng zeal and energy manifested in
behalf Of the exposition by its presi-
dent and by the president of the
Chamber of Commerce. to whose joint
labors the success of the exposition is
largely due
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19
COUNCIL READY
TOF|XSTREETS
Governor Expected to Sign the
Charter Bill Today, Giving
City Power to Act.

The city council expects Governor
Brown to approve the .itlanta charter
bill. authorizing the reorganization Of
the chief of construction department,
before the adjournment of the session
of the council this afternoon.
II he does. a resolution will be intro
duced naming the council as a COM
mttee of the whole or a special COM
mttee Of seven to begin a sweeping in
vestigation Of the department, with a
view to bringing about reforms
Besides this authority the bill in
cludes many amendments of the street
Improvement system which will thor
oughly reOrganize the system. When
the council has taken the action it
promises The Georgian's campaign will
have resulted in much more modern
system for street improvements. The
councilmen themselves say much bet
terstreet work will be done in the flu
;urc
Councilman c. c. Mason will intro
duce a resolution appointing a Special
committee to proceed with plans for
the closing of the Forsyth street un-
derpasS
Mayor VIM sent a message to coun-
ell this afternoon announcing the ap-
pointment of a committee Of ten Citi-
zens to cooperate with q committee of
council in considering the advisa bility
OF a $2,0O0,000 bond issue for street i'm
provements The members named are:
First ward, J. H Harwell; Second
ward, R. r. Otis; Third ward, w. A.
Nernoy; Fourth ward J. L. Key Fifth
ward, c. +. Garner; Sixth ward, w A.
Ward Seventh ward NJ. NJ Anderson !:
Eighth ward, Jonas Ewing; Ninth
ward, w. 7 VIM, and Tenth ward.
L. j Callahan.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19
CITIZENS ARM To
INVADE MEXICO
Senator Says VigiIanteS in New
Mexico and Texas Are Ready
to Cross the Line.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Ex-senator
Fall of New Mexico. today denied to
the senate a recent statement made by
President Madero, OF Mexico that Sen
ator Fall is responsible for the failure
of peace negotiations in Mexico. The
senator asserted that he has secret
news sources of greater accuracy than
those possessed by the state depart
ment and among other things said
that through these sources he has
learned that in Bisbee. Ariz.. a band
of vigllantes armed with modern rifles
has been organized to invade Mexico
If the Staying of the Americans con-
tinues in Sonora. He says a similar
band has been organized in Texas.
Senator Fall charged the statement
by President Madero that peace ne
gotiations had been afoot was a recog-
milton by Madero of belligerency of
Orozco and Zapata He indicated to
the senate that his sources of informa-
ton are not only to be found in rebel
camps, but also in the camps of the
federals, General Blanca and other fed
eral leaders.
Senator Fall declared that the United
States should recognize the belliger-
ency of Orozco and Zapata.
Senator Culberson. of Texas. said the
United States would not be justified
either in intervening or in recognizing
the insurgents
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19
l7-YEAR-OLD BOY ON
TRIAL FOR DEATH OF
NEGRO q YEARS AGO

ANNlSTON. ALA, Aug. I'm the
city court here today Ira Perryman
seventeen years old. was put on trial
for the death of Philip Crook. a negro,
in this city four years ago.
The case has been before different
courts in one form or another ever
since the killing. Perryman. who. ac-
cording to his parents. was at that time
only thirteen years Of age took advan-
tage of juvenile law that a that time
prevailed in this state, but which has
been declared unconstitutional by the
supreme court of the United States. He
must now meet the original charge
made against him on the day of the
killing
Perryman is the son of O. H. Perry
man. formerly clerk of the circuit court
in Wedowee, Randolph county. but who
at the time of the killing lived in this
city.
George Ingram will be tried this
week on a charge of completely in the
death of LoOney Humphries in this
county in 1910. Two brothers of the
dead man were convicted and given
short sentences for completely and In
gram, hired man. remains to be tried
The trial is set to begin Wednesday,