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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-09
Kokaina w domu poprawczym.


Suspendowanie jednego dozor-
cy W domu poprawczym grozi
nowym skanda1em. Wyszio bo-
r-;em ma jaw, re dozorcy SPREE
dawali kokaine, morfine j inne
narkotyki wiezniom.
o handel zakazanemi truciz-
nami oskarzono Tomasza Doyle,
dozorce w domu poprawczym.
So dowody, ze inni dozorcy zaj-
mowali sic sprzedaza narkoty-
kow.
Doyle'a aresztowano ma pod
stawie oskarzefi wniesionych
przez aptekarza ZAP Guyera,
ktory poprzednio dobre interesa
robif ma narkotykach. Guyera u
wieziono ME tax dawna temu i
iona jego przez Doyla posyiaia
mu trucizne do domu poprawcze-
go. Doyle wreczai Guyerowi tyl-
ko czesG narkotyk6w, a reszte
sprzedawai innym wiezniom.
Wczoraj zastawiono sieci. ma
Doyle'a j zlapano 60 kiedy obla-
dowany kokaina opuszcza} dom
Guyera. w domu poprawczym
przeprowadzono rewizye i dozor-
ce aresztowano. Przyzna} sic do
wszystkiego. Interesa te prowa-
dill Cd dwu miesiecy a trucizny
dostarczali mu aptekarze pol
nocnej strony miasta. d
Cennik inspektorow.
Inspektorzy budowli, oskarzeni
o przyjmowanie iap6wek i o to
procesowani, teraz przed komisya
siuzby cywilnej, mieli wiasny
cennik, ktorego trzymali sic wier-
ME.
Cennik ten przedstawia sic ma
stepujaco:
Wypuszczenie muru ognio-
trwa}ego 5000.
Budowa domu przy samym
krahcu Lofty, podczas gdy prawo
wymaga IL cali Cd kraflca $500
do $4,000.
Ia zastapienie ogniotrwa}ego
muru przegroda $500 do $4,000
Ia pozwolenie ma budowe ME-
ogniotrwalych przegrod pod
schodami $4,000.
Ia przekroczenie przepisu O.
piewajacego, re budynek mole
tylko zajmowac Is procent Lofty
$500 do $4,000.
Zrodiem wielkich dochod6w
dla inspektor6w byio takze to, te
po przejrzeniu planow W biurze
komisarza budowli, kontrakto-
rom wolno byio stawiac domy
calkiem inne cd planow przedio-
zonych.
Beda podobno dowody ma to,
le inspektorzy, kt6rym miasto
piaciio $1,000 ma rok zarabiali
droga lapownictwa Cd $1,000 do
$4,000 rocznie.
Dalsze przesiuchy w sledztwie
budowlanych od}o-
iono do wtorku.
Boenera uwolniono.
William J. Boener, byiy orga-
1izator unii drukarzy W Chicago,
,ostai uznany niewinnym zamor-
iowania Rusha V. Denona, nieu-
lijnego drukarza. Sad przysie-
giych oglosii ten wyrok po obra-
ZACH trwajacych S godzin.
Denona zaatakowaio szesciu
,sluggerow" pod dowodztwem
Takoba Daily, dnia 16go stycznia
:esziego roku. Rozbili mu czasz-
e i drukarz krotko potem utnarl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-09
LadnY iehrak .

Przechodzien: COZ to, idziecie ze'
brat, a pod pacha trzymacie xii Sc
katy, niczem zb6j jaki?
zebrak: rosze pana, to tylko ma wy
padek. gdyby mi ktokolwiek ami gro
sza dac ME chciak
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-09
SzCzeg0}y Odkrycia Biegu-
ma Po{udniowego.
Entuzyazm w Norweg1l
SYtuacya w Chinach.
Rewolucyonisci ciagna ma Mexyk.
Angielski Straik Weglarzy.
Sufrazystki-poskromione.
q 3NIENGIEC. sA
Niemcom grozi straj TX weglowy.
DrzASSIanSA
Rewolucyonisci ciagna ma Mexyk.
Angielski Strajk Weglarzy.
Sufrazystki-poskromione.
= NTEMIEC.
Niemcom grozi strajk weglowy.
Przesilenie austro-weeiersleie.

pOdr6zy Taa; Toledo o. Neszczece
kolejowe Georgfi Tajemnicze zniknecie sportowca
Sprawie nOmnacyi Pitneya Zagadkowa
StmsOnem Przyjacel Amund
Toledo o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-09

(Dokohczenie re str. 5ej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-09
Z Austryi.

Wiedef, 9 marca. - Kryzys
przeciaga sic, a zatarg austro-
wegierski o ustepstwa wojskowe
zaostrza sic gwaltownie. Hr.
Khuen, premier wegierski ma Pc
VINO ustepuje, ale watpia, czy
nowe jake ministeryum zdola sy'
tuacye zaiagodzicl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-09

(Czytaj Tele egramy Zagranicsne)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-09
TsIegramy zagraniGzne.
Szczego}y odkrycia Bieguna Po-
= ludniowego.

AGAAAAS"NSSs
Christiania, 9 marca. - w mie-
Scie panuje entuzyazm powodu
potwierdzenia wieSci, il Amund-
sen odkryl Biegun Poiudniowy.
Norwegowie wierza doniesieniu,
znaja bowiem znakomita powage
i miarodajnoSG Amundsena; zna
go caiy SWAT naukowy i towarzy-
stwa geograficzne, wiec zdaje sic
,niema juz watpliwoSci, il wielkie
wazne odkrycie dokonane costa
10 istotnie. Do gazet tutejszych
nadesziy wieSci cd samego Cd
'krywcy, donoszace, re dotarl do
bieguna dnia IA grudnia 1911 T.
,i-trzy dni spedzii tam na dokiad-
,nych obserwacyach.
- Amundsen ma zaniar zaraz
powracac do ojczyzny; zatrzyma
sic tylko w Australia, gdzie W
iSydneju w Melbourne wyglosi
pare odczytow, a moze zawadzi
jeszcze o Buenos Ayres lub Rio
de Janeiro W Ameryce Poiudnio-
wei; kiedy stanie Il 6rzegow
norweskich ME da sic okreSlic.
- Storthing, czyli sejm nor
lweski przyjai wczoraj z olbrzy-
MIN entuzyazmem urzedowe "a
wiadomienie o odkryciu Amund-
sena. kt0remu zaraz wysiano do
'Tasmanii, gdzie przebywa tele-
gram gratulacyjny. Amundsen
odpowiedzia}, re dokumenty i do
woody odkrycia swego bez zwlokl
wysyia do ChriStianii.
2 Chin.
Nanking, 9 marca. - Jakkol-
wick ME przyszio jeszcze do for
malnego porozumienia Yuan-Szi-
Kaja republikanami, to jednak
ina jutro zapowiadaja ziozenie
Drzez Yuan-Szi-Kaja uroczystej
przysiegi, jake nowo obranego
prezydenta rzeplitej chihskiej.
!Pekin pozoStanie narazie stolica.
Ministeryum jednak bedzie zlo-
zone narazie pozostanie W Nam
kinie bo miniStrowie obawiaja
sic udac sic do Pekinu - niepe-
wni zycia w Pekinie spokoj pa
nuie narazie. ale sytutacya wciaz
Ijest niepewna i naprszona, zoi-
nierze tax sic zachowuja, jakby
kazdei chwili nowy bunt podniesc
,mieli. Premierem bedzie Tang
Czaoj, ktory tymczasem bedzie
Yuan-Szi-Kaja zastepowal W Nan
kinie. o lie W poinocnych Chi
mach bunty wojsk rozruchy sic
sierra, o tyle Chihy poiudniowe
zachowuja sic zupeinie sPokojnie.
z Mexyku.
Chihuahua, 9 marca. - Wojska
rewolucyjne wyruszyiy na Me
xyk - stolice! DIVA Pociagi wy
wiozly stqd zolnierzy W kierun-
ku ma Torreon; ogioszono, re
Ijest to poczatek ostateczneJ kam-
panii majacej ma celu zdobycie
stolicy obalenie Madery. L rewo-
lucyonistami wciaz licznie iacza
sic nowi ochotnicy i zolnierze fe-
deralni. w miescie Chihuahua po-
zostawii giowno-dowodzacy gen.
Oyozco okolo tysisca ludzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-09
z AnglH.

Londyn, 8 marca. - Premier
Asquith porozumiawszy sic ze
strajkerami i pracodawcami. zwo-
iai na dis konferencye gabinetu
ministeryalnego, bye moze, re
znajda jaka rade: strajk wegla-
rzy jest juz wielka ekonomiczna
kleska dla caiego kraju. Jezeli
propozycye rzadu ME pomoga, to
podobno premier przediozy spra-
we parlamentowi i postara sic o
przeprowadzenie uchwaiy zabra-
niajacej dalszego strajkowania.
Sytuacya W kazdym razie ME
zmieniona; zreszta spokoj panu-
je.
- Uwiezione sufrazystki Ion
dynskie, z ktorych wiekszoSc
skazano na miesiac, a kilka pro-
wodyrek ma 2 miesiace wiezienia
i przymusowej piracy, urzadziiy |
we wiezieniu rewolte; hedy i'm
kazano przybrac szaty wiezienne,
kapae sic isc do roboty, przeciwi
ly sic one gwaitownie, ale dozor-
czynie, dobierane z tegimi mu-
szkulami podobno wnet je nuspo-
koily". Pozniej znowu zbuntowa-
ly sic ,,panie" przy szyciu wor-
k6w, chciaiu psuc maszyny ma
teryal, ale i tam poskromiiy je do
zorczynie przy pomocy, gumo-
wych wezow kajdankow. Ia
bunt 6w dostaiy post i ciemnice
W dodatku. Ogoi opinii publicz-
nej stanowczo zwrocil sic pre-
civ sufrazystkom; nawet sympa-
tyzujacy z mimi socyalisci pote-
pill ich ostatnie awantury.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-09

Szczegoly Odkrycia Beguna Poudniowego podroz pre-
snegowe poa i waly lodowe okret FRAN"
Amundsena; odkrywca.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
aas S6ttate 0s~iWen.

3pei Ge9tsanpGlte Iu9en mad ei@
ner @erbanolung Elm @aitbnus auf
unb laRen ii9 gum JriibfdOppen nies
Der. @Gbrenb fe cine JIaf4e Wein
trinten, pirD eifrig Iber ben foeben
perbanoelten Ne9tsfaa gefprp9en.
MamGbli9 perben bic R6pfe erbiBt,
unb es entItebt cine erregts Debate,
in beren @erlouf li9 beibe Suriten
etipas borouperfen baben. sic perz
ben fi9 iiber ben betreffenben para=
grapben Oes StrafgeisBbu9es Itreitiq,
unb man bef9lieBt, na13uIeIen. Dem
ED9terlein bes Mirts Dirb Der duff
trug gegeben, ben Batter gu bitten, er
m0ge alf einen Mueenblid bas Strafz
gefeBbu9 entleiben. Das MGb@en
gebt. Inn ben Quftras dus5ufiibren,
bIeibt dber ungen0bnIi9 LANCE aus.
Mit nu9sInbsr l1ngebuIb parten bic
Itrensen WGnner Der Suiti3. @nbIi@
tOmmt bas iunse MGbden pieber,
aber oagbafter als ipnit unb purpurs
rot i'm @eii9te; Oi: 0srren feben lie
Itreng unb frdgenO an, b6 brinot fe
ss Gngltli@ unb Derf4dmt beraus:
nWater IGBt iueen. =. Ct, =. q
-. nGbm ben Mein auriid 80"
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

ooer @eberei aussefiibrt fnb. gs
t0nnte anOers fein, bic Gemperfne
MateriolG min es aud onbers,
unb bic mcbtrne 2unIt bentt aud dn=
bers, ebenIo tpie dntite 3eiten unb bic
tribe @otit anbers geba1t baben.
Mber bieTt Ssppihs finb einfa9 Bill
Der, berenJarben %tpeniser Der 3tit ge=
troBt boben, dls bic SemperamoIersi.
Der iiberous bobe Worttfpert Der
Sepbi9e gilt babtr aud nidt ben
tiinftlerif9en Noroiigen, fpnbern Der
Ieltenen Gigenurt bes MotsrioIs, bic
aaerbings aud GItbetifGe 8eIonberz
beiten ergibt. DieTtn 8eIonberbeiten
mub ibre g%ufisuung entfpre1en. So
1T nur elm balber @enuB, iie an ben
belen MGnben elmer tablen @aIsrie
ansebeftet gu feben. sic gebOren in
einen Baum, Der, ipsnn es niht Der
ate lit, fir ben lie gemo9t nurben.
fir fe g~eitoltet iein muB, unb beHen
or9itettonif9er Reihtum 10 nirten
muB - es bruuhen niht eoti1de, es
tOnnten Dgar mobtrns Nr9itetturfOrs
men Iein bub bieIe geipebten
D6nbe sefD,bts DGnOe bIsiben unb
erIt. in ibrsn 3ped fid befheiben
fiisenO. in ganasr SaDnb<tt pirten.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
Sn SO tter0am

Sn ROTTERDAM nur0e
Elm pripatbsamter, Der mebrere in eli
mem @etrei0tIilo aufgeipeihsrte Barz
tiea @etreioe beii9tisen muBte, ourA
sic aus Dem @etreioe ftr0men0eu
betGubt. 0rei Mrbeiter, Die
ali @urtsn binuntergsIaFen puroen,
rtrloren elsi9fals oas 8epuBtiein.
Sin pierter fonnte Dem 8eamten eis
ren Curt nm oie Siits f9Iinsen un6
puroe oGnn aud obnmG9tig. Die bier
Qrbeiter purOen ms 2eben Suriidgez
rufen. Sci Dem 8eamten tpdren Die
@ieoerbelebungsDeriude erfoIglos.
Gin on6srburer Q 0 r.
fan ereientte fia i'm often Sbeater
az aeipaig. SIN lebten Oft Der Opes
RITE nMamieI Nitou9e" batte Die
@cubreits S6ere1e Mist duf einem le'
tcnoen pisrOe gu erf9einen. 0abei
t1od Ser 8ubnenbooen elm uno 81.
Goufrette berIhpano NIT Dem pier=
&c BON ser OberflG9e. GIidli9er=
reife purOe peoer lie nod oas pfsr6
perIebt. Gsl5ItDerItdnolih CAB Is sis
atn 0rOBsn 9sitsrteitsfsfrls.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
@crHbmts seppidc.
Sic tpurbcn BON Eicrpunt @ursan tn
@nslnnb ertpOrben.

&HBtN"N N%s~~NpNNN
Sn qaris bot Ti6 in bieIen Sosen
bic ieltene @elegenbeit, cine Reibs
fcit3orer gotif6er @unbteppi9s gu
berunOern. Gs banbeIt fi9 INN bic
Ssr1i9e. bic piertont Morgan aus
benz 8efts bes S9IoFes &noIe in Der
@yaff9aft Sent in England ols
neueite un6 groBartigite 9erOoGftdns
oisung feiner Summlung eriporben
tat.
Diefe Sammlung. fugt Seymour
bcGRicci in Der Ginfiibrung bes &ata=
logs, bic in fur8sr 3eit entItanOsn 1T,
ldBt fi9 i4un iebt nabe3u ben brei be-
riibmten Sammlungen beS Ipanifden
&0nigsbaufes unb bes 8riiFeler
Muieums glei9Itelen. 9is in Der
Barrier @alerie Seligmann arsges
iteIten Neuerperbuneen, Die Der 8s=
IiBer 5ugunIten Der Ge1eli9aft Der
2oubrefreunbe fir fur5c 3eit Der Be
ii9tigung f~reigcse0en bat. Fnb fat
ale fldmii9en urfprungs aus rer
8liite5eit Der @otit bis in ben lleber=
gang our 9enaifance, ausgenpmmen
bic fogenannte o2~0peniagb". Elm
p.uAtftid Der 5ld9entunIt, bus elmer
franaDff9sn Mertltatt augelarieten
lpirb unb cine Der friibeIten Mrbeiten
ner Sammlung lit. 8efonbers bemer=
tenspert Iinb auBerOem bas ,@ccs
bono, bas in bic S9ule Hoger ban
Der Mepoens gu gebDren ffeint, bas
inter ben betannten d6nli9en Oar
Ttclungen Eerborragenbe 15teilige
rGre0o", bus mobl am friibelten gu
batieren lit, bds mSurnier" unb Die
ueberbringuna bes S9meiBtu9s mad
Som, eire in ben ginaelbeiten beion=
otrs rei9e Nrbeit, bic tpobl ben OAR
IteIlungen aus BEN Qeben Sobannes
bes SGufcrs in Mabrio anoureiben
it. MuBsr Der nRrsu3iguns", bic
9ernbar6 ban Srteb 0ugei9rieben
mirb unb f9on ben betpegten 9inien=
fluB Der HenaiHunce 5cigt, BADEN ale
oie1e Teppi1e II es Iinb bier 10 aus
'cItelt - bic Rdpele bss S9lohes
anole gef9miidt.
Nun trerben lie bolb bic Heife no9
Mmerito ontreten, unb Der 8el9duer,
Der gum erften unb bielei9t IeBten
Mole Dor biefen Go1tbarteitsn Itsbt.
bic isBt, aus ibrer umgebung bsrousz
geriiTen, ni9t mebr S9mud, ionbern
sigcnIebsnfe Runfttpsrte iinb, lam
Ti9, allen ginfi9ten gum Trob. zines
9ebauerns iiber biefen fi1 INNER
Sdufiger fpieOerbpIrnben 2auf Der
Oinge ni9t ertpebr.n. Mter nod
sttpos anberes ION mt ibm in ben
Sim, nGmlid bic 6tage, tpie nan bic
Ginreibung FOLDER Mebereien in ben
9egriff bes vRunftgeiperbes" bsgriins
ben min. No1 Der neuen 8egriffsbe=
thinning eeb0rsn fe binein, aber
tiinftlerif9 1T tein anberer llnteri9ieb
3pifhen linen unb ben Wonbz pber
S~afelbilbern Der 3eit, ols bic bonbs
ipertli9s Es9nit. sic finb ni1t
als 1eppift, fonbern dls 9iIber ent-
i%porfen. unb tinItlsrif9 lit ss gar
tein l1nteridieb. Oh bisie 8ilber in
Dell ocer TemperumaIerei. in MOiait
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
0o8 mtgaeri@t in

" ~ Nv = y W ~
Miilbeim in 8aoen pubIioierte un>
ldngit bas folgenbe MufeebOt: Der
Nltbiirgermeifter @rnt S9mibt in
3ienten bat beantragt. ben b~erItorbes
men Cd 8ierbrauer Sulius S1miDt.
Der ais Mliteigentiimer BON einem
@iebentsl bes @runSiiids @runbbu4
Stsnten 8ano 8. 9eft 10, 2dserbu4
SO. 81, eineetrasen 1T, nit feinen
Gigentumsre9ten aus3ufhlieBen. Der
beaei9nete Mitei9entiimer nirb dufees
forbert, fi9 fpdteitens in benz auf
Sreitag, ben 10. Sanuar 1918, Dors
mittags 10 llbr. bor benz unteraeids
neten @eri9t anberaumten @ufgsbotss
termin 3u melben, pibrigenfdas feline
4usf9lieBung erfolgen pirO." pa
ber quite Mdnn, pie es in Der NuSeige
beiBt, eeIiDrbm lit, nirb er Dobl Der
frtunbliden Ginlaoung bes @eri6ts
taum Tolge Isiiten tOnner.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-07-26

Grass.-Lying In the sunshine among
the buttercups and the dandelions Of
May, scarcely higher In intelligence
than the minute tenants Of that MINI
ic wilderness, our earliest recollec-
tions are Of grass, and when the fit-
full fever Is ended and the foolish
wrangle Of the market and forum is
closed, grass heals over the scar
which our descent into the bosom Of
the earth has made, and the carpet
of the infant becomes the blanket of
the dead. Grass Is the forgiveness
Of nature-her constant benediction.
Fields trampled with battle, saturat-
ed with blood, torn with the ruts Of
cannon, grow green again with grass
and carnage Is forgotten. Streets
abandoned by traffic become grass
grown like rural lines and are oblit-
Grated. Forests decay, harvests per-
ish, flowers vanish, but grass Is i'm
mortal. Beleagured by the sullen
hosts Of winter, II withdraws into the
impregnable fortress OF its subterra-
mean vitality and emerges upon the
first solicitation Of spring. Sown by
the winds, by the wandering birds,
propagated by the subtle agriculture
Of the elements which are its minis
ters and servants, 1t softens the rude
outline Of the world. 1t bears no bla-
zonry Of bloom to charm the senses
with fragrance or splendor, but its
homely hue is more enchanting than
the lilly or the rose. It yields no fruit
in earth or air, and yet, should Its har-
vest fail for single year, famine
would depopulate the world.-John j.
Ingalls,.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-07-26

better than Theodore Roosevelt what
the nomination Of woodrow Wilson
would mean to a third party candi-
date for a third term.
Already the slump has begun. Even
the Republican governor of Michigan,
who was one seventh Of all the Seven
Little Governors, declares that he can
see no need of Mr.. Roosevelt's candi-
dacy now that Woodrow Wilson has
been nominated by the Democrats.
The desertions will come faster and
faster as the time for the Bull-Moose
convention approaches.
In the end Mr.. Roosevelt's great
movement for the establishment Of
pure Democracy will reveal itself as
political fight for the control Of the
Republican machine. When Mr.. Taft
is beaten Mr.. Roosevelt will grab the
organization, and we shall hear no
more about third party and its great
moral ideals.-New York World.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-07-26
Lawyers and the Pardonlng Power

Lawyers and the Pardonlns Power
This paragraph is from the Yorkvllle
Enquirer:
And from a professional standpoint
it would appear that q pardon propo-
sition Is as legitimate a source OF fees
as any. And really If q man has In
fuence with the powers that be, why
shall it be necessary for him to be an
attorney" before he can commercial
ize it? If it is a fact that Col. Stubs
sold a pardon, was it any more wrong
for him than it would have been fol-
Mr.. Nichols? And after all Is the
Nichols case any worse than the case
of any other attorney, who knew tina,
his ellen was not worthy OF a par
don? Wonder what the dictagrapf
might have shown In connection WITH
Felder's successful efforts to secure
the pardon of Morse?"
The view Of The Enquirer has come
to be too general. 1t Is another symp-
tom of infected public opinion,
Beyond preparing the official paper:
and presenting the case Of convict tc
the executive on its actual merits, ar
honorable lawyer has no right to go ir
presenting q petition for pardon for
client. The lawyer who appeals to ar
executive to over ride the verdict OF 9
jury and the sentence of the court or
the ground of friendship between him.
self and the executive scandalizes anc
disgraces his profession. OF thal
plain fact there can be no question ant
If the profession tolerates a "pardor
practice" based on friendships between
| lawyers and executives, then the pro-
fession is, in that respect, degenerate
| So much Is beyond debate.
An executive who would not kicl
out of his office pleader for pardon
whether a lawyer or individual, wht
set up that the executive Is undel
| personal obligation to the pleader, /!
| untrustworthy.
Money is not the only bribe that may
| be offered an executive. The offer of {
| political influence Is no less a bribe. i
is more dangerous bribe than money
because it Is one not so easily detected
and fastened upon the e-taker.-
| Columbia State.
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scoTTYs MINE A MYTH.
ostensibIe Prospector Was Only Fish
ing for Suckers.

ing tor Suckers.
Death Valley Scotty" told a Los
Angeles grand jury the other day that
the president Of life insurance COM
pany had grubstaked him for years,
and that a New York mining engineer
put up the $4,000 which Scotty paid
for the special train in which the
Death Valley man made his spectacu-
lar trip across the continent several
years ago.
Scotty also testified that he had
tried to persuade the officers Of the
Death Valley Scotty Gold Mining and
Developing company to locate a few
mining claims in Death Valley, In or
der to give the mining scheme the ap-
pearance Of genuineness, but alleged
that they refused to do so. saying II
was unnecessary.
Scotty told the grand jury that his
"hole in the ground down in Death
Valley is a myth, which has been
used for years to fill the pockets of
the promoters.
With the exception Of F. c. Good
win, the secretary Of the company,
and its treasurer, Goldworthy, the Of
ficers of the mining concern. have ap-
parently dropped from sight.
Scottys confession contained this
other bit of interesting history:
He never located a mine. either In
the Panimint range. the Funeral
mountains, or anywhere else; he new
er owned a mine, was not a miner, his
only role was to make a big splurge,
TO advertise himself as the spectacu-
lar and unbridled spendthrift while all
the time cunning schemers were for
mulating plans upon which they
should profit by this show.
And all Scotty got, he says, was an
amount of money that could not be
dignified by a loftier title than a
hand out"
Scotty said the most he ever had
at one time was $4,000. and that the
yellow complexioned roll he carried
was upholstered with one-dollar bills.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-07-26

Feeding the Animals.-This farmer
entertains a few summer boarders out
in Elizabeth township. A stray city
man happened along and spent a cou-
pie of hours on the farm while his au-
tomobile was being fixed.
ANY wolves out here?" was one OF
his questions.
Not exactly" answered the farmer
But If you want to see the next best
thing stick around until l open the
dining room doors."-Pittsburgh Post
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-07-26

A BuII-Moose obituary.-Young Mr.
Kermit Roosevelt delivered an elo
quent funeral oration over the remain!
of a Bull-Moose party when he sen
tentiously remarked that pops beer
praying for Clark"
Pops prayers are not always effec
tive, but they invariably have clear
definite purpose, and nobody knew
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Debt Of tho State.

Section 2, article 10. of the constitu-
ton:
ITO the end that the public debt OF
South Carolina, may not hereafter be
increased, without the due considera-
tion and free consent Of the people OF
the state the general assembly Is here
by forbidden to create any public debt
or obligation, either by the loan Of the
credit of the state, by guaranty, in
dorsement or otherwise, except for the
ordinary and current business Of tie
state, without first submitting the
question as to the creation Of such new
debt guaranty, Endorsement or loan OF
its credit to the qualified electors OF
this state, at a general state election
and unless two thirds Of the qualified
electors of this state voting on the
question shall be in favor Of increas-
ing the debt, guaranty, Endorsement OF
loan of its credit, none shall be created
or made
There are two reasons why this
ground must be sustained:
"Q) The building Of warehouses Is
not one Of the ordinary functions oi
government; therefore, the issuing OF
bonds for such purpose can not be
properly regarded as embraced within
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-24
ATLANTA HAS REAL
j. RUFUS, is CHARGE
MERCHANT BRINGS

In H. G. Newman, an erstwhile sales
man for the Mcconnell Company, At
lanta has produced an emulator of the
Wallingford method of high finance,
according to w. F. Wesley, a Peters
street merchant. Wesley caused New
mans arraignment for larceny after
trust before Justice Orr
Wesley said that Newman represent
ed himself as a promoter Of various
and sundry get rich-quick schemes and
agreed to invest $1,999.99 for him AS
near as Wesley could find out, so he
told the justice, Newman invested the
money in seeing the bright lights and
riding around in automobiles.
Newman waived examination and
was bound over to superior court. New
man was arrested on the same charge
some time back. but the warrant
against him was dismissed when he
agreed 10 settle with Wesley. Accord
Ing to Wesley, Newman failed to settle.