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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
JABS s! ~ s''''


MEANwnnlE ar. I.orlmcr con-
tinues 10 mako nolsc ilkc a sphinx.
q o q
DID You soc thnt noun dawg on
the tran OF the Arizuna jarkrRbbitg
y y n
THERE rs AN uprising IN vTicnte
-whlcn is not atulngc.
% q q
GOMEZ would fain have Us be-
Hove that u A only a DRrktOwn riot
~ u q
DEE-LioiITED, 20 say the very
least
PRESIDENT TAFT sllll has an
unshaken faith sufficient 70 remove
''0''''' n q
THERE APPEARS % be 9 fight
nEainsl the fight on the anti-flght
bib
We IMAGINE Mayor Atkinson
heard OF the arrest of Mayor Sellers
with no very evident dissatisfaction
~ o @
THE I4E0IsLATUnE should be-
more careful "a Ar dangerous kick
Ing plate giass Insurance bills around.
q q q
DOES THE name OF President
Mellcp of she New York. New Haven
and Hartford have anything 70 do
o o q
II SUCCESSFUL Resistance 70
temptation makes as strong, the
average Jury box ought 70 be q fine
character builder
~ q q
THE GOVERNMENT after its fa-
therly advice 10 Americans to get out
of Mexico ought u provide aero
planes 20 allow them 70 do SOL
sEvENTY-FOuH millions Ia pro-
posed 20 be spent IN curbing the
have cost pretty nearly that much.
q p q
THERE have been many conn
moucemcnt exercises. but We have
seen few that could have PIT Il over
on these little tots down In the
Barelas district school.
o y n
THE BARROW case II Just one
more argument FOR the theory that
AutIt art HtoNt MARS tA AhN WNAAN
than arc dreamed Of In our phiioso-
ply.
BASING OUR estimate on some Of
the pictures We have seen Of the In
aurrectos. we may believe that the
fighting In Cuba II likely to bee gor-
lila warfare.
q . x
THE INDUSTRIAL. Fire workers
expect 70 have a membership OF five
lthousand IN Los Angeles inside the
% ever getting that town on peace
basis.
DURING a momentary iuii In the
awful racket we arr nple TO hear the
announcement that the first general
meeting ~ the European section Of
the Carnegie Foundation for Inter
national Peace had a banquet.
WE FAtIlED 90 note that any oE
these big church gatherings de-
nounccd the pcraicious chewing Rum
slot machine. with us deadly lure
which fastcns the gripping talons Of
the inEldlOuE maaticatious habit on It's
poor victims.
q d u
FAuNAT. haturalism Is sometimes
badly mixed up with nature taking
President Taft compares himself 10 a
c0rnercd rat and the colonel says he
ls not going 20 divide the bear skin
until the bear Is dead. IL In all In
clined 10 make the innocent by
stander puzzle-witted.
. 9 y
THE YOUNG LADY won she
phliopena. "wcli." said the gentle
man who had lost ''you have WON
what shall give your "Your
photograph -nothing bit your photo
graph. replied the lady. while the
mans hopes scared at tho reason
ahicncs of her request. Your
photograph" she continued. lin a
little gold mounting set In a gold
bracelet, with sprinkilng OF cmcr-
aids and luEt one solltalre--one only,
mind you---no more"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30

Inwn fcrll.ixrr ulll make trc grass
NroR quickly. Stakes u bcauliful
arecn. Harm yard lcEliliaer does eery
VEIL. bat coninlns ioe many WcrH
seed. ~ NJ. FEE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30

Woman lover a clear, rosy com
plexion. Burdock BLOOD Bit,ors puri-
iics tho blood. clears the skin. re-
stores rudy, sound health.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
SWAT THE FLIES

Wo have 1000 NY swaetcfr AND on'
win BE- given % amy adult caiAu9 Ioi
same. ChlluFen must bring wfittef
order.
HUBBs LAuNBRY COMPANY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30

Tortufine eczema aureadH ~
burning areN every day poau's
Ointment quickly stops lts HpreadinE.
Instantly relieves the ltchinE. cures Il
permanently. A, any drps store
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
YOLJN
NImTEfE

no young woman. N the Joy Of
coming motherhood, should neglect
70 prepare her system foF the physi-
cal ordeal she IL 70 undergo. Tbs
health Of both herself and the cc...ssssss.
child depends largely upon the care
she bestOws upon herself during the
waiting month";. Moth0fS Friend
prepares the expectant mothers syg
tenn for the coming event, and ils uao
makes her comfortable during al the
term. Il works with aud for nature.
and BY gradually expanding AZ tla.
sues. muscles and tondons, involved,
and keeping the breasts IA good con-
dillon, brings the woman 70 the crisis
IN splendid physical condition. The
baby. too. q more apt % ne perfect ana
strong where the mother has thus
prepared herself Tor natures supreme
function. No better advice could b.
given q young expocfant mother than
that she use Mothers Friend; q % a
medicine that has proven iia value
IN thousands %
eases. Mothers MATTHEWS
Friend u sod % 81 HEAA0
drn8 stores. EmNWRlvn
Write Cor free ~ MAEkNW
book Tor expect.
ami mothers which contains much
valuable ini0rmatlon, aud many sug
gedlions OF q halnIui nature.
DRADglkLD RECUlATgA CO., Afa.,l, O.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30

Nov is iho time 10 arIrct youf fl9h'
lnn lncfo. ~ the soaann oU1un NAV
t3ih. HAIRY y. jOhnsnu lnH lIic hfei
stock ol tackle N ilie state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30

pie, Roswell. ~ M. NJune 10. 1912.
Time--s Pee En-. sharp.
a reception and bail will be holden
az the club rooms Of the Masonic
Temple, Juno 10th. 1919. at s:3O Pee
En-, TO which the ladies are most
cordially Invited. when accompanied
~ z noble With the 1912 Bad ~
ices ana their ladies' are especially IN
Nitcd. thereby paving The WAY OF
meeting your torincntoFs OF tOmor-
row and to get acquainted.
Grand street parade. Dune the lith,
1919, starts from Masonic Temple at
1000 a. M
Novlccs must rcpor, a. temple with
clcar COINCIDENCE ~ SOC a. ~,
sharp.
Noble Nathan Jaffa. maTsnaf Or
parade, assisted .by Noble Joe Nc
cain.
Noylccs arc requested 10 report TO
the recorder aud the local medical
examining board az the temple inn
mcdlateiy after parade,
Ceremonial session Will DC held NJ
the gymnasium, n. NJ N. g.. Oh june
the nth. 1912. M 400 Pee Em,
sharp Yours Ia faith for q sucCess9
PAUL TEUTscH.
TllusifiOus pOtonlatc,
We hope 50. Nobls Harry Braun
recorder Noble w. w. Phillips. as-
Bletant recorders aides TO the pptenr
tate. Mobiles John ~ Jenkins. Abfam
y. Pratt and Hugh n. Gage.
Committee on arsangements. pa
radr and reception: Noble James w.
Wilson. representative and cilnir-
man; MOBILES Raiph A. Parsons, John
ShHw, John w. Poe. II. A. tahOon, NJ.
w. Hodges, Robert Kellahiu. Z. smith
Len. John &. Peck a. Pruit, J y.
white. Eliza White, r, +. ballard,
Charles M dc Br0muud. Frank N.
Brown, Walter II. chiHum, James ".
Hamilton, james 81. Hcryey, john y.
Kipiing. James n Hinkle, II. Nor
risOn. w. 3 Prayer. George ".
Slaughter. Thomas ID. White. G.. /.
ballard, Robert y. nean, George l..
WHY'S Noble NJ Atkinson, FurNeyor
Of Fem Iqm 20 Queen isis,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30

FAIiNAI4 nRturalism Is sometimes
badly nixed up with nature taking.
President Taft compares himself 10 a
cornercd rat and the colonel says he
Is not going % divide the bear skin
until the bear Is dead. II In All In
clined 10 make the innocent by
stander puzzle witted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30

y w = TTTTTT u
casos. Mothers
Friend % sosd al
drhE stores
Write Cor free
hanH g. nnmnrt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30

WE FAILED 20 note, that any og
these big church gatherings de-
nounccd the peraicious chewing Rum
slot machine. with us deadly lure
the inEldiOuk masticatlous habit on It's
poor victims.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-16

jevo ameriSko zdravilno grcnko
vino. Ono DO takoj povspesilo
zgubljen TEX. slabo prebavo. krGe.
d~rvenje krvi, teal in slab pocu-
TEX 20 jedi, naravna Svohost cele.
ca t%elesa, glavobol, ncrvoznost in
trganjc pc CLAW, nekai vrst rev.
matizma, grdo barvo kozc. .Je DO
bickanoSno, da Sc odpravi nitro
bolezen in da Glovek zadobi zopet
nazaj TEX do jedi in oiaGi vse dele
%telesa, da premore prezivljati vso
hrano. Uspeh je potem v tvoiih
rokah. V lekarnah. Jos. Triner.
l333-1339 SO. Ashland Ave, Chi
cago, III. Krasen stenski koledar
s postnino vred "a 10 centov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-16
Il narave domov.

hraSno izdelana slika, ki pred
StavlJa zbiranjc in dovazanie re-
llsc ma enem in trgatev grozdia
ma drugem kOncu sveta. zdruzeno
V p%ripravah zdraviliSGa in ava.
lanJe ten V domove V razliGnib
dezeIah, Sc poSlje "a iOc V kova-
mem denarju ali prot V poStnib
znamkah pc Jos. Trineriu. 1873
1889 SO. Ashland ave. Chicago.
ILL.,, IL delovalcu glasovitega Tri-
nerJevega AmeriSkega zdrayilne.
gga grenkega vina in Triner
Angelica grenkega vina. K tel
Sikh je dOdan tudi koiedar N leto
1912. CsxN
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-16
Pot k uspehu.

Samuel Smiles. angleSki pisa
tell je rekel. pot k uspchu je, V
najvec slucajih. Y naSih laStnih
rokah. Ona jc odviSna oil samo-
kontrole, ma dolznosti in pravi mi
sli, in malenkoStih. vi hi radi Sc
k temu pridejali. da k uspchu je
Sc potrcbno dobro zdravje in ra-
yum. kedaj in kaksna zdravila mo-
ramo jemati. Vzemimo 81 svobod-
no pot. ce imenujemo slucaje. v
katerh bi Sc morale rabbit Triner-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-16
NATL.
Socialen roman V dveh delhi.
Spisal Maxim Gorkij.
(Dalje.)

- PosluSati ie treba JAZZ
ne mann brati, ampak vidim, da
Jill je treScilo nekaj pc rebrih, .
je ~pripOmnil drug.
Tretji sc je ozrl naokrog in de
jail:
- Pojdimo V kotlarno, da va
ma preberem!
- Dobro uGinkuje! - ie Ease
petal Gusev.
Vasovka seize veselo vrnila do
NOV - ma svoje oci je videla, ka-
ko kniizice ozivliajo liudi.
Ljudje obzalujejo, da ne znajo
brati! - je dejala Andreju. -
tudi JAZZ sen V mladih letih znala
brati! - je dejala Andreju. -
Tudi JAZZ sem V mladih letih znala
brati, pa sen pozabila
Nautite Sc Spet - il je dejal
Malorus.
" tch letih? Zaka.i Sc norcu-
jete
Andrej je vel kniigo : police
in pokazavSi Z nozevo Spico crko
ma platnicah io ie vpraSal:
- Kaj ie to?
- r! - je Smeie oigOvorila.
In to?
NeprijetnO il ic biIo okolu <rca
in sramOvala Sc je. XdelO Sc il je,
da sc il Andrej pritajeno smeje,
IN umikala Sc je nIcgovemu po-
gledu. Ampak njegov claS jc I'VE
mel mehko in mirno. n%jegovo oh
liGje je bilo resno.
- AndrjuSa, ali resno mislitc ?
- je vpraSala in Sc .nehotc Smcja-
la.
- Iakaj pa net ie odgovoril
- lie .pOskusite. Ako ste Gitali -
ne DO tezko. &c pa ne poide -
kaj "a to, a Ge pojde - tenn bol.ie
- Pravijo, da Cd gledanja sye-
tin podob cloven ne postanc Svetl
- je pripomnila matt.
+! - .ie deial Malorus in
zmajal L glavo. Prislovic ie
mnogo. Mani ko YES .- bolie Spis.
Trebuhu pokoja. dlSi prostora ...
Katera crka je to?
- L.! je odgovorila matt.
PRAY, In ia?
Napenjala ie oci, premikavala
obrvi in Sc zatopila Y pozabliene
crke. Kmalu so il opeSale oGi. Il
prva so Sc il utriniale solze od
utrujenosti, in potem Oh britko-
sti.
Citati Sc uGim' - ie dejala
ihtec. - Gas je, da umrcm. pa sem
sc Sc lie zaGela uGiti
Iakaj plakate! - ic deial
Andrei liubezniivo in tho. Nj
ste mogli drugace a sedai
vSai veste. ia ste ziveli klavrno
zlvljenje! Ma tisoce liudi hi lahko
lepSe zivelo cd vas a live kot
nvina, in Sc Sc bahajo! Kai je le-
pega TEN, da clovek danes della.
ola Je, &c vse svoje 1--WE dni - de-
la in jG2 Med delOm Sc mn rode
otrocl - izpotetka .jfh ie vessel, a
ko Sc Jim oglasi TEX, Sc iezi in jih
zmerja: stradczniki. r~astite ma
Clio, da bostc kai delali! Tn mai
ralSi bi pretvoril svoie otroke Y
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-16

Use konzularne in notarske "a
deve (civilne in vojaske) prevze-
ma v nitro in uspesno izvrsitev
Ivan Kaker, 2201a Grove St..
MILWAUKEE. WIS.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-16

tovOrno zivino Otroci zaGno
kmalu delati "a svoj trebuh .
in zgOdba Sc ponavlia od zacetka !
Nikoli ne ~zatrepeta duSa cd We
Selja, nikoli jo ne navdajajo mi
sli, oh katerih umira srce. Eni Ii
We kot beraci - vsega prosijo,
drugi - kot tatje - vse 81 nakra-
dejo. Vzdelali so tatinske zakoni-
Ike, postavili mad liudstvo cuvaje
: palicami - varuite naSe posta-
We, po Nth sesame kri IL Gloveka
Najprvo ga tlacijo cd zunaj -
te Sc GlOvek ne poda, mu vtepava-
10 pravila. da mt oSlabe razum .
: komolci Sc .ie naSlonil n "a mi
70. gledal materi $ Svojimi zami-
SlJcnimi oGmi Y oblicie in govoril :
- Same tisti so l.iudje. Xxi sne-
majo verge ; >voiega telesa in :
svojc duie Sedai ste pc svo-
in moGeh zaceli 5 TEN
- Kako9- ie vzkliknila matt.
Kako? Kakor dez - vsaka
kapl1a napoii zrno. Ako zaGnete
Gitati
Hasmeial Sc ie. vstal in za6el
hoditi 20 izbi.
lie uGite Sc! &c pride
Pavel ia DO gledal,
Oh, AndriuSa. je deiala
matt. Mlademu cloveku je vse
lahko. \ ce Sc postaraS. ii ostanc
mnOgo goria. malo Sile in nii ra-
/veGer je MaloruS odScl; matt
J" nazgala Svetilko. Srdla IA mizo
IN v2ela %nogavice. Kmalu ie VISTA
ia. tekala neodlocno pc izbi Semin-
TIA. odSla Y kuhinio. zaklenila
vrata in Sc vrnila y izho. SpuStila
Je lavesc ma oukuih, yzela kniieo
: police, sedla "a MILO. Sc ozrla i'm
Sc >kloniIa mad kniigo: u~tui sta
Sc j pregibali &c Sc ie ogla-
SlI sum : ccste. ic zatrepetala. po-
krila knjigo Z roko in posluSala.
/atiSnila je oGi i'm iih zopct
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-16

Stara navada je zdraviti rev.
matizem, trganje pc udih, neural.
giJo, zvinjenje it'd. z DR.. Richter.
Jevim Pain Expeller". Pravi
Pain Expeller sc dobi tudi v A.
meriki V sleherni lekarni "a 25
centov steklenics in Sc spozna DO
varstveni znamki s sidrom. Pri
kupovanju je treba ma to patti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-16
Tudi jaz nevem. Imamo pa

~ hHO 'h'C ~ NlARaA W
knjige? Uceni ljudje. Gospodarji!
- Ribin .je govoril kratko in do
loGno, njegov glas je postajal o.
strejSi, pc njegovem bradatem OBJ
razu Sc je pa razlila resnost. -
- Gospodarji so napiSali knjige
in Jill razdelili. No, zdaj mi pa po-
vejte. zakaj troSijo svoj denar in
cas-, Ga hujskajo ljudstvo prot Sc
bi? A?
Milovna je odprla svoie oGi ma
Siroko in je rekla V strahu:
- Kaj mislite? Govorite.
- Ahal - je zaklical Ribin in
vrtil svoj stol kot medved. - Tu-
ka.j smol 10 sc je V meni rodila
Ia misel, me je tudi preletel mraz.
No, kai pa je? Poveite! Ste
Ii kaj pronaSli. =,
R~aZoGaranJe ,SleparStvo +!
Sleparija ie. Nevem mic, ali cutim,
da temi tici s%leparstvo. Gospo-
darii so izumili novo sredstvo, ka-
terega nOGem. HoGem reSnico. Ra-
zumem, kaj je; razumem. Ne poi
dem Z goSpodarji. Porinili bi me V
prvo vrsto, kedar hi jim bilo vSec,
Si hi preko mojih kosti, kakor
preko moStu. ako jih .ie VOLTA.
Pc cmernih besedah je glas po-
stal mocan, debcl in vsiliiv, srce
matere Sc .ie pa krtilo V bolesti.
Moi Bog, - je viknila ' stra-
hu. - Kie je resnica? Ali ie mo-
gote, da jo Pavel ne razume? Vsi,
ki pridejo sem IL mesta - ali je
mogoJe, da jo ne razumejoY -
Videla jc V duhu resn in poStene
obraze Jegorja. Nikolaja, Ivano-
vica in SaSenke. in Memo Srce je
zopet vztrepetalo.
- Ne. me- je rekla, majajoc
Svojo glavo, da hi Sc znebila mi
sli. - Ne morrm %vcrieti. Oni so
IA reSnico, IA p~OStenoSt. veStnost:
Pa MISC SpoSobni "a Spletkarstvo.
oh, ne.
- q kom govorite? - je vpra-
sal Ribin premisliajoG.
- q vSeh, q vSakem. : katerim
sem Sc seSla. To niSo ljudje. Xxi
trziio 5 cloveSko krviio. - Obraz
So il jc p,itel znoiiti in nieni prsti
so Sc treSli.
Vi Jill ne iScete ma pravem
mcNtu: obrnite Svoj pogled nazaj,
90 ie rekel Ribin in povesil glavo.
- Oni. XII so direktno Y gibanju.
Sami ne vedo mic o Stvari. PaG mi
sligo. ia mora biti tako: oni no.
>iio reSnico Y Svojem srcu. Mogo-
&c 80 IA mimi liudje. Xxi gledajo
le ~ svoie lastne koriSti. Ljudie
ne bodo naSprotoyali Samim Sebi.
- In : pravo Stoletia stare knee
ko nezaupnoStio je priStavil. -
Nikdar ne hodcmo dobili kai do
brcga Oh goSpodariev, Ncrirmitc
mojim beSedam,
- Il kakSne zme>i so vase mo-
zganeo - je vpraSala matt. ko so
Y njeni dust priceli v>taiati 2 no.
Va vzmirliivi dyomi.
- Mojio- Ribin io ic pcgledal
in molaal ie "a kratek @a~. potcm
jc pa %ponovil: - Stoite proc cd
gospodaricv! To .ic nckai, Poca>i
jc zopet vtihnil. kot da hi Sc ami
sill.
- Proc poidcm, matt - ic re
KEEL 30 kratkcm molku. Zdruziti
Sc hoGcm Z moImi in delati I mi
mi. P%ripraven sem "a dclo. Xnam
pisati in 5itati. Suloh niSem ne
umen. Glavno je. la VEN. kai ie
treba povcdati linden. Zdai poi
dem. Ne morem verieti, radi tega
moran It'll. Matt. JAZZ VEN. da so
clovcSkc duSc ueGistc in umazane.
Nsi iivijo Y nevoScliivosti in sku-
;aio zadaviti Samih Scbe: ali cd
kar jc malo IN JEST. hoGc drug
druzega p~ozrcti.
pova.il 10 oI,yo E, ;Il
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-16
Boil. Pod. DruStvO
AvStr. SIOvenSkO
10. j~anuvarja 1892.
Sedez: FrOntenac, kans.
Ustanovljeno

GLAVNI URADNIKI
Predsednik: MARTIN OBERZAN, Box ~, Mineral, Kans.
Podpreds.: FRANK AUGUSTlN, Box 800, W. Mineral, Hans.
Tajnik: JOHr' CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Hans.
Blagajnik: FRANK STARCIC, Box 4S9, Frontenac, Hans.
Zapisnikar: LOUIS BREZNIKAR, l.. Box IS, Frontenac, Kans.
NADZORNIKI:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box 357, w. Mineral, Hans.
FRANK PRELOGAR, Box 420, w. Mineral, Hans.
MARTIN KOCMAN, Box 4S2, Frontenac, Kans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SVATO, Woodward, Iowa.
JAKOB MLAkAR Box 800, w. Mineral, Hans.
JULlJ BOGNAR, Box 6, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Hans.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-16
NARCOTIC Sc MA DNEvNIK
"ZARJA"!

Kdor zeli citati poducne clanke
o socializmu in novice IL starega
kraJa, ia maj Sc naroci ma edini
SLOW. socialisticni dnevnik EAR
JA."
'zarja' izhaia v Ljubljani.
Selenburgove ulice st. GIL in sta
ne "a Ameriko Sc "a cello leto.
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pfonised her a turkey on Chrisf-

promised her turkey on Christ
mas.
Judge Newcomer phoned w.
H. McFadden. horseman at stock
yards, and told him to use due
diligence and hurry to court in
order to avoid having lawsuit in
which he was plaintiff dismissed.
Arrested for speeding. Brought
into court between two police
men and said: 81 used due dill
gence, but got pinched."
GoVernor-elect Dunno is back
here.
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wife left him and picked out Olaf
Benson, with two wooden legs,
for his successor. Case continued
8 months.
A. S. Lewis reelected supt. Of
Lincoln Park.
$500 was collected by cc-4ds of
N. w. U. yesterday. Tag day
on campus.
DR.. E. G. Ahrens, Waukegan,
found guilty of bigamy. Accus-
ed of marrying Mary Miller, of
Chicago in Indiana, and few days
later marrying Mary Conroy of
Waukegan.
w. H. Swinbourn, 20 w. Wash
ington St., maker of artificial
limbs, on trial charged with hav-
ing committed perjury in trial in
which he was witness IN 1907,
Louis B. Grossrnan arrested
charged with running confidence
game by sending fountain pens to
dead men and collecting from the
family.
Mrs. Charlotte Schmidt gave
waiter LaSalle hotel S. gold piece
which she thought was a quarter,
Went to manager. 1t was return
ed to her.
VIM. Schultz, attorney. 100 N,
LaSalle ST., arrested charged with
theft Of contract for sale of real
estate valued at $4,000.
Because he believed that IS per
cent of auto speeders are break
ing the speed limit every day,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-14
FACE SERIOUS CHARGES

Logansport, Ind, Dec. l4.-On
a charge of selling her l3-year-
old stepdaughter to practically
life of white slavery, Mrs. Rosa
Hatfield, wife of James Hatfield,
a railroad employee, was lodged in
Jail here together with George
burton, rich bachelor farmer.
Both are held under $1,000 bond.
According to the story of the
girl she was commanded to make
two or three visits a week to Dur
tons. home by her stepmother,
and was promised fine clothing,
James Hatfield, the father, is
grief-stricken. He vows he viii
Kill both his wife and burton if
the story is proven. The couple
will be given a preliminary hear
ing Monday.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-14

It is a strange fact that Afri-
cans never sneeze; neither do
their descendants, if they are
pure-blooded.
A load Of two tons can be cas-
lily carried by a full-grown ele-
plant.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-16

of underwriting companies. which the
convention is opposing in favor of the
single agencies in the various locaH-
ties.
At II o'clock automobiles left the
Piedmont hotel with the wives of the
convention members, who saw the city.
and then enjoyed a luncheon at noon
at the Georgian Terrace A dinner
dance is due tonight at $50 o'clock at
the Piedmont Driving club and an old
fashioned Georgia barbecue will be
given the visitors tomorrow afternoon
at the Cod Spring Cue club special
street cars leaving the Auditorium Ar
mory and automobiles taking the wom-
en- at 1880 o'clock
TomofroW's session will be short.
starting with an address by Hon
James r. Young, insurance commits
sioner of North Carolina. The Agent
His Duties and Privileges"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-16
tuberculosis Medicine
Saved This Mans Life

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-16
WITNESSES FEAR
HILLS ASSASS|NS
MountaIneers TeStifying in the
Hughes Staying Probe Are
Afraid to Return Home.

Carter Tate. United States district
attorney has fifteen witnesses on his
hands and does not know what to do
with them. He is afraid to let them
go home, for fear criminals in Fannin
county will do them harm, and he
uoesnt want to keep them in Atlanta.
because it will be some time before he
can use them.
Nheh the Federal grand jury took up
the murder of Moultry Hughes and his
oaoy large number of witnesses were
summoned to testify against several
suspects. Among the suspects were the
three Painter brothers, who are now in
the Tower
Ihe grand jury has found that the
Painter boys were not Nle principals in
the murder. and that the actual sIavers
sui are at large in Fannin county.
Inc murderers. it is said. have sworn
revenge upon any person who testifies
against them. Nine men. four women
and two boys are among those who
have helped to fill out chain of cir
cumstantial evidence against the assas-
sins
If these women, children and men are
allowed to return to their homes. it is
probable that the criminals there will
keep their word for Moultry Hughes
was killed because the moonshiners
thought he had helped the revenue Of
ficers.
The grand jury adjourned today and
VIII not be needed. as additional evil
dence will have to be gathered before
indictments can be returned
In the meantime the mountaiheer wit
nesses are stolidly waiting for the YER
dict of the district attorney as to their
disposal. They are afraid to go home