davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-15

cyonisci ME beda mogli kupowat
broni i amunicyi W Stanach Zje-
dnoczonych, ami tez ME wolno nj
komu broni rewolucyonistom
sprzedawae.
Kongres przeprowadzii uchwa-
le moca kt6rej zadnej firmie a.
merykanskiej ME wolno przysylat
broni do zadnego panstewka W
Ameryce, gdzie panuje rewolu-
cya. Prezydent natychmiast pod
pisai odnosny zakaz co do Mexy-
ku: ...... ..... -. ...
Komendantom wojska amery-
kafiskiego ma pograniczu mexy-
kanskiem polecono pilnie prze-
strzegac novel ustawy.
Zabili dozorce i dw6ch pomocni-
kow.
Lincoln, Neb., Is marca. -
Trzech wiezniow W wiezienirl
stanowym ucieklo. Zamordowali
oni dozorce Jamesa Dleunty
dwoch jego pomocnikow: Karo!a
Wagnera A. c. Heilmana, a
zranili klucznika A. G. Doody.
Trzej zbrodniarze uciekli po-
tenn glowna Drama ulotnili sic W
czasie strasznej sniezycy, ktora
nawiedzila tutejsza okolice.
Mordu dopuScili sic Morley,
Taylor i Dowd, ktorzy odsiady-
wall kare wiezienna "a obrabo-
wanie banku. Morley byi juz po-
przednie w wiezieniu "a morder-
stwo. .
Zbrodniarze usmiercili dozorce
w lego ofisie, a Doodyego zrani-
Ii ma podworzu.
Zmusili oni potem klucznika
do wydania i'm kluczy i puscili
sic giownym korytarzem. Dozor-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-15

tarz Stanu amerykanski, Knox
przybyi tn ma parowcu MARY
land" ;; przywitali 60 W porcie mi
nistrowie i poSel amerykanski,
Reynolds Hit.
Z Chin.
Honkong, Is marca. - Dono-
sza Kantonu, ze w czaSie ostat-
Mich kilkodniowych zaburzeh
tamtejszych, obcokrajowcy nara
zeni byli ma ataki rozwscieczo-
nych tIum6w; grenada amery-
kahskich lekarzy i misyonarzy IL
siiowaia ujSc z miasta, ale ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-15

samych gorali, DO inni obywateie
obawiali sic strasznej zemsty ze
strony towarzyszow Allena. Sad
ten uznal Allena winnym zbrod-
nj. w chwili gdy Allena sedzla
mial skazac ma kare wiezlenna,
bracia Allena, Sidney i Jack ia
czele handy zlozonej Z 20 rozbo]-
nikow wpadli' do sail sadoweJ
zaczeli strzelac ma wszystkie
strony.
Sedzia padi trupem wlasnle
gdy wyrzekl slowa; "Jeden rok
ciezkich robot.
Wiezien zostai rowniez po-
strzelony. .-
Jeden bandytow jest raniony,
ale 90 towarzysze zabrali re So
ba. , .--...s ...
Sedzia Massie nalezai do maj
wvbitniejszych jurystow W ca
Iym Stanie. Zostawia on wdowe,
dwoch synow i corke.
Grunt pod nowe wiezienie.
Joliet, ILL.,, Is marca. : Komi-
sya stanowa zajmujaca sic zaku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-15
TeIegTamy zagraniGzne,
q Wioch.

Rzym, Is marca. - (UzuPei-
nienie telegramu wczorajszego).
Antonio d'Alba, anarchista, mlo-
kos, LEGACY niespeina 21 lat, wy
konai zamach ma krola Wiktora
Emanuela - jak wiadomo, szcze-
sliwie ME powiodf sic zamysi
zbrodniczy, krol ME zostai nawet
raniony, choc zbrodniarz strzela}
don try razy. Krolowa, ktora
wraz krolem jechala, zemdla}a
przerazenia. ale wnet ia ocu-
como; j ona rany ME odniosia.
Major Langas ze Swity krolew-
skiej ciezko zostal raniony; dol
rial on d'Albe mierzacego ku ka-
recie krolewskiej i rzucil sic ko-
MEM swym pomiedzy strzelaja-
cego, a krolewska pare, tax, ze
ciaIem SVEN krola zaslonii ku-
L dostal, ktora inaczej mogla by
Ia kr0la traffic. Krolewska para
iechala wiaSnie do Panteonu po
Via Lata (szeroka ulica), ably
wziac udziai w uroczystoSci ku
czci krola Humberta, zamordo-
wanego tegoz dnia W roku 1900
przez anarchiste BreslIego: {:
d'Alba stall w tiumie ludu witaJa-
cego krola okrzykami, lud ten 20
strzalach rzucii sic z wSciek}oScia
ma zbrodniarza byiby go ME
chvbnie rozdari ma sztuki, gdyby
60 policya ME byia wydarla o.
calila cd natychmiastowej egze-
kucyi! D'Alba tax byl zmaltreto-
wanv w momencie. ze stac. iSc,
nawet movie ME mogi; krol "a
chowai spokoj odwage uSpa-
kajai krolowe. Powoz pochod
caly udai sic do Panteonu, po
powrocie obchodu krol odwie-
dzil zaraz majora Langas i pole
chai don w otwartym automobi-
lu i bez stray, dajac nowy do
wod odwagi. Kiedy sic wieSc o
zamachu rozeszla pred Kwiry-
naiem zebraio sic co najmniej
cwierG miliona ludu, ktory ME
rozchodzl sic do p6znej nocy, O.
krzykujac wiwatujac ma Geese
kr0la jego rodziny, ministrow i
rzadu caiego. Dzien ten stall sic
nova patryOtyCzna demonstra-
eva; krol wychodzil zona na-
stepca tronu na balkon i dzieko-
wal ludowi "a owacye. w sail
wielkiej Kwirynaiu zebrali sic
ministrowie, senatOrowie poslo-
vie parlamentu, by ziozyc krole-
stwu zyczenia i wynurzyc radoSc
powodu unikniecia katastrofy.
Przybyli nawet socyaliSci, ich
przywodca sgnr. Bisolati przem5-
viii do kr0la, wyrazajac zyczenia
i radoSc caiego ludu wloskiego i
podziwiajac odwage krolewskl.
Po ulicach miasta do poznej nocy
graIy muzyki spiewano pieSni
patryotyczne. L caiego Swiata ma
desziy tysiace depesz gratulacyj-
nych; pierwsza byia cd ces. Fran
ciszka J6zefa austryackiego; A
meryki depeszowai, gratululac
prezydent Taft Ojciec sw. Plus
X. gdy sic dowiedzial o zamachu,
rzekl: Oto przejaw i skutek bez-
religiinosci naszych czasow! Po-
tenn wyrazii ubolewanie z powodu
zajScia ! radosc powodu ocale-
MIA rodziny krolewskiej.
2 Guatemala.
San Jose, Is marca. = Sekre-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-15
Pociecha pijaka.

- jake sic ciesze, re poprzednio
tax wiele pilem...
- B6j sic Boga, co mowisz?
= Ano, dokt6r pozwoli} mi teraz
pic ME wiecej, niz poiowe tego. co
poprzednio. Cozbym dopiero mogi pic
teraz, gdybym wowczas pill maio.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-15
Z Nieniec.

Berlin, Is marca. - Strajk we
glarzy szerzy sic gwaltownie.
Juz ich 800 tysiecy strajkuje w,
Westfalii. w Buer Herne przy-
szio do krwawych stare policya
i wojskiem, przyczem dwaj straj-
kerry zostali zastrzeleni; powo-
duje to coraz rosnace niezadowo-
lenie wsr6d ludu strajkierow;
policya rewiduje wszystkich strai-
kierow, czy ME maja broni palnej
przy sobie. Rad ma W okolicach
objetych strajkiem juz blisko 10
tysiecy wojska.
Ma francuskiej ziemi" -.
Bruksela, Belgia, Is marca. -
Mieszkajacy tn ksiaze Wiktor
Napoleon, bonapartystowski pre-
tendent do korony francuskiej,
ktory niedawno ozenil sic ksie-
zniczka Klementyna belgijska, O.
czekujac urodzin pierwszego die
ciecia, pragna}, by pretensye jego
do tronu Francyi dziecie to mo-
glo dziedziczyc; ku temu potrze-
ba, aby sic ono urodzilo ma ziemi
francuskiej. Niestety iona ksie-
cia zaniemogia tax, re ME podob-
ma jej bylo przewiezc do Frau
CYL. Poradzono tedy tax, IL
sprowadzono Francyi kilkadzie-
STAT wor6w francuskiej ziemi /
MIA wysypano Gala komnate
ksiezny.. =. teraz juz dziecie ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-15

tu Juarez, re m. Jiminez zajal
gen, rewolucyjny Salazar cia-
gnacy 800 rewolucyonistami XII
poiudniu - ma Mexyk. Garnizon
federalny miai sic poddac bez
walki. 49,.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-15
Nieznani ludzie ratuja GAIA
zaioge.

NlcZHdIl luOZlC AoIuJq SoAf
zaioge.
Dwoch nieznanych weglarzy
uratowaio Gala zaloge okretu
Kansas cd pewnej smierci W ia
ZACH jeziora Michigan. Parowiec
bylby niezawodnie zatonai gdyby
ME praca tych dwoch weglarzy.
Ludzie ci pracowali ma dnie
parowca przy weglu. Kry lodr
W poblizu stacyi wodnej przy
Chicago ave-, wybiiy wielka dziu'
re W boku parowca. Przez CITE
ry godziny robotnicy ci budowali
silny mur z wegla wreszcie wo'
de buchajaca otworem wstrzyma'
Ii. Pc czterech godzinach maryna-
RE wyciagneli nawpo} przytom.
nych weglarzy. Wygladali jak
dwie sople lodu - jednak ura-
towali swoja praca niezmordowa-
"a Gala zasoge i okret.
Wypadek ten zaszedi wczoraj
-ano, kiedy try parowce: Kansas
Alabama i Georgia cisneiy sic
orzez kry lodu do chicagoskiegc
portu. o godzinie otej wczoraj
rano lod rozbii box parowca Kan
sas. Parowiec zaczai tonae. Pusz-
czono w bieg wszystkie pompy-
,ecz to wiele ME pomaga}o. We
ylarze brnac po pachy w zimnej
wodzie najpierw deskami zatara-
sowali dziure a potem deski te
weglem podparli. To wode
Iwstrzymaio.
Kiedy okret nareszcie stana1 W
porcie, weglarze ulotnili sic. Ka'
oitan ME vie jak sic ci ludzie
nazywaja. Mowiono do Mich po J.
mieniu tylko: ED" ,,Jim".
Pierwszym oficerem ma parow'
cu Kansas jest Tomasz Pietrow-
ski.
Morderstwo.
w czasie klotni wczoraj VIE
,zorem Joseph Smith, 2422 AT
stin ave-, pobii sic cziowiekiem
ktorym sic W jednym domu
;tofowai. Jako silniejszy, Smith
powalil swego przeciwnika ma
oodloge i nogami zatratowal 60
IA smierc. Potem wzial trupa z
domu, zawloki 60 ma podworze,
zakopai w sniegu, wroci} do mie-
szkania, spakowai swoje rzeczy i
lciekl.
Jakis przechodzieh spostrzegf
trupa sprowadzii policye.
: Zamordowany wraz Smi-
them podobno pracowai w sk}a-
dach wegla City Fuel Co. ma Full
ton Campbell ave.
Truje sic.
Wczoraj w Evanston otruia sic
Jozefina NJ. Sears, ktora w domu
Lamberta A. Hopkins opiekowa-
la sic dzieckiem. I domu tego
zginai wielki brylantowy pier
scionek. Wezwano policye ia
zaraz zaczela badac s}uzaca
mamke.
We srode Jozefina Sears dala
znae Hopkinsom, re wyjezdza do
Minneapolis, gdzie sic ma opie-
kowac chorym krewnym.
Ma stacyi Northwestern dziew-
czyna zazyla spora doze trucizny.
Umaria w drodze do szpitala.
Pred smiercia zezrala, re do
samobojstwa doprowadzilo ia
niesluszne podejrzenie.
Rozwoziciele mleka groza straj-
kiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-15
,Jeden stofownik ma smierc zatratoWaf
drugiego trupa W sniegu pOchOWaf.
Y ROZPACZT.
SIuzaea odbera sobIe 1yeie. Podejrzana 0 krad1e1'
5TRAJK.
Rozwoziciele mleka zadaia podwyzh.

rogu North Clark | Erie III. ! tam
jednogiosnie postanowili zadat
wiekszego zarobku. Pracodawey
maja i'm dae S. wiecej ma tydzieh
jesli ME chca, by strajk oglosih
dnia 1go kwietnia.
Oferte pracodawc6w rozwozi--
cie1e odrzucili stanowczo. Praco-
dawcy chcieli mimi podpisad
kontrakt ma S lat na starych wa-
runkach.
Rozwoziciele mleka "a 7 dnf
piracy dotychczas pobierali $1s na
tydzieh.
Wczoraj przy pieciu wielkich
gmachach zaczeto zatrudniac ME
unijnych ,laciarzy", (lackarzy),
bo unisci zadaja Sc ma dzieh.
Mona sic z tego powodu spo-
dziewac nowych awantur robot
niczych. Szef Nc Weeney doniosf
juz urzednikom unii, re oni beda
"a wszelkie rozruchy odpowie-
dzialni.
Lichwiarki.
Przed sedzia Landisem stawiiy
sic wczoraj dwie .lichwiarki.
Sedzia Lands Cd dluzszego
czasu poszukiwai niejakiej L. &.
Smith, wsp6}wIascicielki firmy
lichwiarskiej Federal Loan Co.
Wczoraj agenci rzadowi wpro-
wadzili ja do sail sadowej.
Druga lichwiarka jest niejaka
NJ. B. MARSHALL.
Szczepan Heating, zezna}, re
pozyczyt $1oo cd Marshallowej |
zobowiazai sic po roku wypiacie
jej S213. Keating jest strazakiem.
dug odplacai ratami i to go grit
bo kosztowaio. Niedawno temu
ME mogi ztozyc miesiecznej raty
Marshallowa postaraia sic to,
ze go ma try dni suspendowano.
Lichwiarka Smith liczy lat 70.
Sedzia Lands wziaf ia wczoraj
W obroty. Jej wspolnikowi, nie-
jakiemu French grozi wiezienie,
bo krzywoprzysiegai
Zdaje sic, re sedzia Lands u
wolni wszystkie ofiary lichwiarzy
Cd wszelkiego d}ugu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-15
SzczegGiy zamachu. Patryoyczna demonstacya
radOsna. Gratulacye calego swiata.
KNOX w GUATEMALA.
Sytuacya w Chinach Rzez w Kan
tonic. Sensacyjna pogloskaa
STRAJK WEGLOWY W NIEMCZECH.

Ma francuskiej ziemi.. ~ Mexyku.
EamOrdOwano sedegO pOkuaOra szera MOrdercam gOrae
Trzech wezni6w mOrdue dozOrc0w DykOgraf procese
adwOkata DaOw - Grun pod wezenie stanOwe - Me
wOO dOstarczae bron rewOucyOnstOm. Sak g6rnk6w
buchnie lgO kwietnia Nagroda dla eOwieka k6y zaze
bandyt6w-Wielu rannych kolzyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-15

Jeaer chcecie budowac lub ulep.
szyc swe properta albo spiacit stars
hipoteke, udajcie sic po pozyczke do
starej, odpowiedzialnej firmy Halter
man & Glanz, lilo Milwaukee ave
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-15

{ Dokohczenie ma str. 7ej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-15

San jose, IS marc. q sekre
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-15

Juarez, Is marca. = Donosza
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Great Panama Canal
Nearing Completion
sY 4. ~ PATTERSON

of steel cut In two by flame oi
acetylene and oxygen. The flame
cut about one-silteentb inch wide
and at the rate Of foot minute
or less The flame has temper
ature Of $500 degrees Fahrenheit.
and IL drives dense shower of
sparks. as II cuts the steel. lis. b"an'
tifui spsnYi.s OF fire. This ilam.
is also used TO weld heavy steel,
which It does quickly aud perfectly.
The operator filled hole. bored
through error Ia heavy piece OF
steel No tha, II was a. smooth and
as solid as any other par, Of the
steel This scstylene and oxygen Is
used also 10 weld copper Tn. weld.
ing OF copper In nov no longer
lost art The acetylen. and o,y'
here. the oxygen being stored In
steel tanks with 800 pounds pressure
and the acetyl.ne with 22l pounds
Gasoline motor cars Of handsom.
pattern and of original designs are
built In hos" shops for the us" Of
tho various officials and inspectors
They Will carry several passengers.
There ls also shop devoted TO
fine. nice work Here | saw watches.
clocks trim stamping machines.
transits. levels. typcsriters. adding
machines. Photographs and electric
al apparatus. etc. being repaired
Galyanihing n done. aud Thinning. and
Ia the Tin shop all kinds Of tin work
and copper work IL done. Here
are carpenter shops, pattern makers
shops. car aud coach repairing and
painting shops aud shops where al
most everything needed can b. made
and repaired You must be- assured
tfat, the canal being No FAR away
from the warships Of the world IN.
facilities must be at hand 10 do and
make practically everything required
In this great undertaking. othorSis.
Their. would be great vast. OF tim.
nnd labor and monding delay TO oh.
tain these things from the United
States To be- prepared To do all
lhese things here requires that oN-
r. million doliors' worth of stock
must be carried
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
a Gift Win Though, is It.

There's one very simple way ou
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panion The chances are. too thai
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There Will b. stsries for reader,
Of every age. sound advice A. "a
athlrtlcs; suggesiions for the gir
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You. too. as gi,er OF tn. present
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The Youths Companion, ltg Hert.
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La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Newcomer Makes Great Record.

Il VI Powell. who came 90 the
valley last spring from kentucky
and this year rais.j his first CIlura.
do crop. near Rocky Ford. rHp1rts
that from nine acre Tract De- rails.
I'd an average OF II tons ~ sugar
beots to the acre and sold al prices
ranging from $3.50 To - per tom ON
a five and quarter scr. tract he
raised and sold sI20s worth of oauta
loupea from three and Du--hali
acre tract he sold 1905 ~orth u Gu
lumber seed and on oue-aCTa tfac,
he grew 400 bushels Of onion
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Fever Be Is Sliced; More Sugar.

II In reported from the susar fac
tory nt Rocky Ford that owing to
IN. great sugar content In the beeis
this year 4, Is impossible fpr the
grinders Ia cut AS many b.lia IN a
shin as ~ss don. last year from
III. fact that a, the sugar rHd of
the factory they could not b" taken
car. of Last season ihs factor,
MAS turning GU, $500 10 , 500 sacks
of sugar a day while this year on a
les~ tonnage per day the output Is
from loco to t.soo sacks pr day.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
lar Tariff Reduction Wcula Mean 70 Consume.

'~~ n'r~ ~-" o~"'- a~- r-- 's- na Nay r'",
"a = = 81 Z s. = "a -; S: 6 :: 8 81 = s 81
..s ~: q
~ =: 8: :; -: ~ ~: s s: 1; ~ s: % s e.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16

Cents pss eUDNI
G~@0 ssss eVs~ss = ~ AaisA ass~s = fssh
SsU.sS - vssnAs 49,.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-14

pings from all the daily papers in Chi
cago where he had already given his
performance. They spoke in the most
praiseworthy tone of the performance.
Lee Had Great Act.
The entertainment was one of the
first to realize the future possibilities of
moving pictures, Lee, on his travels
around the world, had secured stereop-
ucon views of everything of interest,
also of men of prominence.
| These were all made into films and
projected on canvas with Lee deliver
| ing lecture that was d masterpiece Of
elocution and acting.
Each time he left the stage and re-
appeared made up as the character OF
some World-renowned parsonage he
had just showed on the canvas
For instance, he would take his au-
dience on a trip to Shakesp eare's home
and last resting place Then Leo
would appear made up as Shakespeare
reciting Shakespeare's seven Age. 90
Then he took his audience to the
races at Ascot on Derby day when
King Edwards horse won the Derby
Lee would appear as King Edward.
When his audience was visiting the
vatican at Rome and the late Pope Leo
was shown on the screen Lee appeareG
as the pope,
At Mount Vernon he appeared a.
George Washington. He impersonated
former President Roosevelt Genera,
Grant General Lee. Dickens. Tennyson.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-14
7. R. WILL MAKE
THREE BIC TRIPS
Invasion of South viii Come on
His Second Swing Around
the Circle"

CHICAGO. Aug 1.-two months Of
strenuosity viii mark the campaign OF
Theodore Roosevelt for the presidency.
Three long swings around the circle
will be made and practically every state
in the Union will be reached. The
first trip. scheduled TO be the hardest
of all, will begin in September The
actual dates have not yet been ar
ranged, but details are being worked
out and viii probably soon be an
nounced according to statements at
Progressive headquarters today
According TO the plan as now ap-
proved in a general way, the colonel
will don his Rough Rider hat and
mount his trusty private car about
September ! and will go from New
York direct to St Louis. From there
he will 90 to St Paul, circling through
Iowa and Wisconsin on the way From
St Paul he will go west over the north
ern route. making many speeches en-
route and landing in Portland about
the middle Of the month. Then he viii
turn southwark for a trip through ore
gon and California. leaving Los An
geles for the East and making a few
speeches In Arizona and New Mexico
The route will shift to the north and
the colonel Will invade Colorado for
few days speech making. then swing
east through Nebraska, Kansas and
Missouri and landing in Memphis,
where a monster meeting is planned
Will Touch Dixie Early.
From Memphis the ex- president will
backtrack into Arkansas and then start
eastward again, the route lying through
Tennessee. North Carolina, Virginia
and Maryland After finally reaching
New York after the Maryland cam
psign the colonel will take a few days
rest.
The second trip will he confined en-
tirely to the Southern states The
route has not yet been mapped out
very carefully, but the colonel will visit
West Virginia, Kentucky, Georgia. Ala
bama. Louisiana and Texas He prob
ably viii also make some speeches In
Mississippi
The third swing will have the Middle
West as its objective, Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin viii be
visited If the campaign managers
deem it advisable as the election ap-
proaches changes in the second tour to
give more time in the South NAV be
made
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-14
DIAMOND jim BRADY
ABLE TO EAT AGAIN:
$220,00O HIS THANKS

BALTIMORE, Aug. 14-His appe-
tite restored, Diamond jim" Brady, of
New York, has given 1920. 900 to Johns
Hopkins hospital here.
After suffering for nearly six months
from stomach trouble, during which he
could not indulge even in the luxury of
dry toast without being savagely re-
venged during digestion, Mr.. Brady
was able to sit down to his first big
meal last Thursday night.
The menu was as follows: Canta-
loupe, cherry stone clans, chicken
gumbo (strained); sea bass, wine,
broiled squab turkey, string beans,
salad. demitasse, cigars champagne.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-14
AK for Surveyor
Favoring Roosevelt

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 14.-Havine
been requested to resign as surveyor OF
customs at New Orleans by Secretary
Of the Treasury MacVeagh Louis p.
Bryant has refused to quit. charging
that the action OF the secretary is the
result Of his active support Of Colonel
Roosevelt for the presidency
Calling upon Surveyor Bryant to va
cate the office, FOR the good Of the
service" Secretary Macveagh suggests
that the resignation become effective
at the earliest convenient time" Mr..
Bryant declared that he resented the
request for his resignation on the
ground stated. and that while he ex
pected to have TO give up the office.
he would not do so in accordance with
the secretary's request
There is no doubt in the world that
politics. pure and simple, led to the ac-
uon OF the secretary in demanding nv
resignation" asserted Mr.. Bryant 1T
is an open fact that am for Colonel
roosevelt and they have determined to
decapitate all the Roosevelt men. am
one OF the first to get the blow"
Mr Bryant was appointed surveyor
or customs at New Orleans BY Presi-
dent TAFT on June 49, 1909.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-14
SIXTEEN BIB CANDIDATES
PAY PRIMARY ASSESSMENT

MACON, GA, Aug. 14.-No candi-
dates withdrew from the races in Bibt
county, all paying their assessments
Those who will be voted on next week
sixteen in all, are as follows:
Congress-C. L. Bartlett, j. w. Wise
John r. Cooper
Judge of Superior Court-H A. Mat
thews, Robert Hodges. Claud Estes.
State Senate-W. D. Mcneil. oliver
C. Hancock.
Solicitor General-John p. Ross, Ro-
land Ellis
Representative - Minter Wimberlv
Arthur L. Dasher, Ben J. Fowler, Nat
R. Winship, Wallace Miller and W. r
Barnes.