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The evening world., 1912-08-27
CLEARANCES
IN DRESS GOODS

6-inch Panamas-ail wooi-light
and dark navy. cadet and garnet
elsewhere .<s.............to clear IA
All Wool French Chaiiies-stripes,
florals and polka dots-iight and
medium tints-worth .69.to clear 80
3d-!nch Mohair--cream, brown. light
and dark navy--also black
worth 'S...,..,.,...,.......to clear ~
50-lnch Mohair Siciliennes--
garnet navy and black
elsewhere 80. ..............to clear .S0
6i-inch Storm Serges--ail wooi--navy
and black--worth ST. Ito clear 81
The evening world., 1912-08-27

voc to take the youth to the pstheate
avenue station. There 1t was found
that his description Tailed with that OF
one Of, the assailants ot Torf,lio. who
was discharged from tho hospital yes
terday. The victim of tho robbery
The evening world., 1912-08-27
HELP WhNTgp-MkLE.

AUTOMOBILE POLI-iERs AND CLEANERS
wantei must I've sober, honest and NJ. AFRAID
Of work AAr's. :, 5t5 Mold Harlem.
SALEsMES 81 want a county manager vilyng
no learn business; will ua, 50 10 $40 day
-glt from start IS 10 SIS 1Ay when going
life job, us house 20 house selling but II pass
comm rsipn, hu, Il PAYS. Ara y0u willing "a Team
what Won don't know Write sales Manager. l.2
Sycamore e., Milwaukee. Wa
The evening world., 1912-08-27

WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS
The evening world., 1912-08-27
FLANNELS-CLEARANCES
Bun No,p N You Would Sape

Coiored Shifting Flannels-
Were VI. H.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, I'D
Wool finish shifting F1annels-
Elsewhere 49,. .1Ob
Domet Fiannels-eisewhcre .I5......- 81
White Wool Flannels--medluma ana
heavy weights-instead OF 3D.. ~
SILK Emb'd Baby Flannels-
reg. VI ...'''''''''''''''''''.' sUu
REMNANTS OF FLANNELS-
Plain and emb'd-whlte and col
ors-lengths suitable for waists.
dresses, skirts, etc
at HALF regular prices.
The evening world., 1912-08-27

seats. SOP, nd back covered in Span
ish leather Regularly $500, now
$3.50.
Mahogany Princess Dressers
$2l Drcssers at 5000
500 Ores ers at $11
S27 Dressers at $3.50
$2S Dressers Mt $1A
S32 Dressers at SIC
SOS Drcssers at >19
Mahogany Bureaus
500 Bureaus Mt $14.60
SAG Bureaus at SIS
SOS Bureaus at $3.50
Mahogany Chiffoniers
$32 Chifioniers mt $40
$50 Chiffoniers at $40
Golden Oak Sideboards
S22 Sideboards ut $11
$44 Sideboards Mt $?2
Early English Sideboards
$24 Sideboards ut $12
S26 Sideboards at SIS
$50 Sideboards at $40
S44 Sideboards at $22
$40 Sideboaids at SIC
$50 Sideboards at $76
Early English Side Tables
$27 Tables ut $3.50
$50 Tables at t25
$50 Tables ar $50
Seventh and Eighth Floors
The evening world., 1912-08-27
PURE FOODS AND PURE
MEDICINES

mean better, healthier. happier
people. 1t has been proved,
however. that all medicines are
not adulterated and worthless
any more than are all food
products.
The wheat has been sifted
from the chaff, and SUCH medi-
| cines as Lydia E. Pinkham's
! Vegetable Compound, which is
made from roots and herbs and
5 complies with all conditions Of
the Pure Food and Drugs Law.
Twill continue to hold its place
as the standard American rem
{ edy for female ills.
The evening world., 1912-08-27
Winding Up the August Sale-TOMORROW
Brings Tempting HALF PRICES On
Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture


Furniture that must be month"; before the furniture
kind afford
them floor But splendid emhage of Furniture that
will find here tomorrow AT HALF FORMER PRICES. .
need be early the items for
will
This partial list speaks for hundreds Seventh and Eighth floors TO-
MORROW Wednesday, OF
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
Roosevelt Goes
Right After Taft.

SANDUSKY. OHIO May 15.-Open-
ing his second days tour Of the state
today at Bellevue. Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt reiterated his yelled threat
to bolt the Republican party if cheat
ed out of the presidential nomina-
ton He was jubilant over the result
in California
Bully" he exclaimed when told that
he had overwhelmed the Taft forces,
The people are with US
In his speech, he said IF the peo-
pie are against me I have nothing to
say but if the people are for me and
the politicians try to cheat me out Of it.
will have a good deal to say. ] in
tend to take nothing that is not mine
but If anybody else tries to take what
is mine, there viii be a Lively time
The twelve hundred veterans of the
old soldiers home heard his address at
Bellevue
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
Widowed Queen
Embraces Her Dead.

With cry. she flung herself upon her
knees beside the body and threw her
arms around the lifeless corpse. She
burst into passionate weeping and for
time it was feared that she would be
overcome. Restoratives were admin
istered to her and she was gradually
auieted. She gave orders that the body
be removed at once TO the hotel, and
the police brushed aside all red tape
and official regulations to allow this to
be done.
The remains were conveyed to the
Hamburger hotel secretly just before
dawn. The turmoil and great grief of
the royal party led TO reports that the
king had been, overcome, but efforts
we're made to keep news Of his death
secret for the time being. Finally i
was given out in a brief official state
ment. but, instead of giving the tragic
details it merely said that King Fred
erick had died suddenly Of heart failure
at s o'clock this morning. II was not
until later that the facts In the case
were learned.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
Wells Fargo People
Admit Loss of $4,000.

Estimates as to the amount of the
booty differ, ranging as high as $50,
coo officials of the Wells Fargo Ex-
press Company admitted this afternoon
that the train robbers secured at least
$4,000.
The men are believed to be the same
who held up a Mobile and Ohio train
near Corinth, Miss. in February.
1t is said the robbers secured a pack
age of money representing the pay
roll of the Alabama and Vicksburg
railroad at Meridian and about %
smaller money packages. remittances to
agents of the express company at points
along the Vicksburg. Shreveport and
Pacific railroad Also there were two
other packages. containing $1,000 each
packages containing currency in small
err amounts and several packages Of
iewelry and stock certificates.
When the train reached Hattiesburg
this morning. three hours late, Express
Agent Rosseau and Night Clerk Parker
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
Richeson Takes To
Bible as Day of His
Execution Approaches

BOSTON, May 15.-Clarence V. T.
Richeson, under sentence to die next
week for the murder of Avis Linnell.
sat with head in hands on his cot in
the whitewashed cell in Charlestown
state prison today. reading the Bible,
refusing to cut and scarcely even NOV
ing wher visited by his spiritual adj
wiser
Governor Foss was sui undecided
today as t, what action to take in
the pastor slayer case but as the ex-
ecutive council gathered at the state
house, the general belief grew that
Richeson could not escape the death
chair though the governor issued a
statement as follows
"Richeson was sent to Charlestown
because the alieni=ts did not require
any further investigation. Ny mind is
open on the matter. I spent most of
the night going over tie report that ]
have received The law viii not allow
an insane man TO go to the electric
chair If the reports show that Richie
son is not now sane ] shall refer the
case to the counsel"
Rev Herbert s. Johnson. of the War
ren Avenue Baptist church, who visit
ed Richeson today. said
- found him reading the New Tes-
lament He vas calm and collected,
and showed no signs Of emotion. His
nerve was wonderful
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
ROOSEVELT HINTS
He II BOLT IF
DEFEATED
Colonel and Taft Renew Fight
for Ohio President Hoarse
From Much Speaking.

President Taft and Colonel
Roosevelt went at it again today in
Ohio in the second day of their
fight to win the primary election,
which takes place in the presi-
dents home state next Tuesday.
Although Yesterday was a strenu-
Gus day for both of them, every
hour from early until late at night
being occupied with free campaign
ing, the colonel was fit for another
hard day. President Taft, however.
was hoarse from the continued
open-air speaking, and was under
a strain.
Twice today the president was to
cross the trail of the former presi-
dent and both were speaking in
territory not far separated at all
times.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
Revenue Cutters Go
to Rescue of Flood
Victims as 5 Drown

NEW ORLEANS. May IA new
flood crevasse has opend at Hymeha
80 miles below New orleans 1t is 500
feet wide and state and national forces
are concentrating to stop the break
Unless the rush of waters is checked
the parishes Of ST. John. St Parte Ia !
fourche, Terre Bonnie. Assumption and
Jefferson will be flooded, and 500 square
miles will be added to the submerged
area
Residents have fed to Hahnville, Kill
Iona and Edgard, while the revenue
cutters Winona and Window were to-
day ordered to the scene to assist in
rescue work
Four children of Mrs. Benjamin Jo-
seph were drowned in the flood near
Irwinsville n Marchard. who oper-
ated a rescue motorboat and who is
credited with saving over 100 lives,
drowned when his boat upset.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
Fighting For People
Against the Bosses. y

The public square in which the Colo
mel spoke in Sandusky was damned
with 5000 citizens
MY opponents have spoken of me as
though l were assaulting the constitu-
tion," said the Colonel Il am the real
upholder of the constitution when |
want it used in the interest of the peo-
pie who are benefited by the constitu
tion--it's you the people. not the po-
litica bosses"
Attacking President Taft, he ex-
claimed: "A few days ago MIR. Taft
said he would not trust the impulsive
judgment of the people Well Id
rather have the impulsive Judgment Of
the people than the deliberate judy
ment of the bosses The way it s
now. its boss against the people for the
special interests | want the people to
do the ruling That's all | am after"
Continued on Page Two.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
Robber, Single Handed,
Covers Express Grew.

When the train halted, one of the
bandits covered both engineer and fire.
man. while the other went back to the
express car. The express messenger,
the guard and a third trainman were
taken completely by surprise when the
masked man suddenly entered with
drawn gun and none of them made
any resistance. Two Of them were
taken forward TO be covered by the
bandit who watched over the engine
crew
The trainman was flung down be-
side the express safe.
Then the second bandit deliberately
walked through the Pullman cars and
coaches.
This train is being held here for a
certain purpose, the bandit said. You
will be safe by staying just where you
are
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
ii Ia M VIC learned
Queen Louise Finds
Body at the Hospital,

There was pathetic scene when
Queen Louise learned Of her. royal nus
bands death She was cne Of the first
to view the body at the hospital and
immediately ordered its removal to the
hotel
Attempts Of the authorities to identi-
fv thu body at the hospita, were made
futile at first by the fact that the king
wa raveling under the name of Count
kronberg, and papers bearing this
name we're on his body.
When the body was found lying in
front Of one of the principal docks the
police recognized by the richness of the
appareI that the victim was man Of
note. 1t was not known at that time
that the stricken man was dead. Even
at the hospital, after physicians had
made positive that life was extinct. it
was decided to hold the body there for
a time instead of sending it to the
I1OrotIe
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
Countess Thought
Dead King Was Lost.

In the meantime the traVeing com
panions Of the Danish king, spurred on
BY the entreaties of the queen. kept an
incessant series of inquiries pouring
into police headquarters. Finally 1t
was learned that the body of distin-
guished looking and richly dressed man
had been picked up on the harbor front,
presumably the last place the king
would choose to walk. However, Queen
Louise determined to overlook nothing
With several members of the royal par
tv she motored TO the hospital, where
the body had been carried.
When the party was taken into the
scantiy furnished public ward with its
iron beds and bare walls the queen was
one of the first to distinguish the fla
mjliar features of her husband, where
his majesty lay stretched upon a cot.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
MISS GOLDMAN s
PARTNER TARRED
VlgiIanteS Make Him Kiss the
Flag, Brand Him and Then
Threaten Woman.

SAN DIEGO CAL, May 15.-Dr. Ben
Reitman, known as king OF the
tramps," who has Travelled for some
years with Emma Goldman, the an
archist was kidnapped from the L. s.
Grant hotel here today taken to the.
LaPesquimitas ranch twenty miles
north. forced to kiss the American flag
and then tarred and feathered.
After he had been tarred and feath-
cred Reitman was driven northward
Miss Goldman had come to San Die
go from Los Angeles to assist in the
crusade Of the Industrial Workers Of
the World for free speech" Reitman
has been travelling with Miss Goldman.
VigIantcs Masked.
The couple were staying at the Grant
hotel When it became known here. 4
committee of viglantes. masked and
many of them armed appeared at the
hotel shortly after midnight. They de-
manded that the management surren-
der Emma and Reitman.
Manager Holmes induced the vigil
lantes' committee to promise to leave
Miss Goldman unmolested provided she
would agree TO stay in her room until
train time and leave quietly To this
she agreed.
The vigilantes demanded that Relt-
man be given to them. He finally APP
peared in the lobby and was taken to
the ranch
The tarring and feathering today
was a climax of the fight the citizens
here have been waging against the In.
dustrials. Reitman sprang into promi-
nence some years ago. when he organ
lied the "hoboes" of Chicago and with
himself as king marched first to the
mayors office and later to the board Of
trade
Reitman Bees for Help.
AT o'clock in the morning, while a
mob still surrounded the Grant hotel.
Emma Goldman was spirited from the
hotel, taken through the basement en-
trance into an alley. and rushed to the
railway station There she boarded a
train for Los Angeles.
Late today a long distance telephone
message was received from Reitman
He begged piteously for help saying he
could not make his way OUT OF the
country. The vigilantes. he said, had
branded his back with the letters Il
W. w"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15

ing in the city parks. He said that the
administration Of such affairs had been
placed in the charge Of city boards and
until boards abused their authority he
did nor think the council ought to in
terfere
The mayors action insures a victory
for the liberalists. The park board
meets tomorrow afternoon TO act finally.
and a canvass of the board members
shows clear majority for Sunday
swimming. 1t is NOT believed that the
eeuired two-thirds majority of the
council can be secured to override
Mayor Wiun's veto and the councii's
former action therefore becomes void
But the twelve members Of the coun-
eli who made the request of the park
board are positive in the opinion that
Sunday bathing is a dissertation Of the
Sabbath and an effort win probably be
made to pass an ordinance to stop it or
invoke the state law
If that action is taken the liberia ele-
ment viii insist that the statutes
against all forms of Sunday labor other
than those of Charity and necessity"
be enforced Il will mean
no cigar stands open.
No soda fountains operated
no newspapers or magazines sold
No automobiles for hire
Supporters of Sunday bathing believe
they win win their point without con
verting Atlanta Sundays into dreary
wastes, but they are ready to demand
strict enforcement of the blue laws" if
ii becomes necessary
At the. regular monthly conference Of
the Atlanta Sunday School Superin-
tendents today. the question was taken
up and the organization was unani-
nous in its disapproval Of Sunday bath
ing a committee was appointed to
present the churchman's side Of the
question to the park board at the meet
ing tomorrow
The popular vote on the Sunday batn-
ing issues continued today at the cigar
store at Five Points, with the ballots
10 to l in favor Of liberal observance
of the working mans one holiday
At the Baptist Tabernacle last night
the congregation adopted resolutions
appealing for the liberty Of Sunday
bathing and protesting against Sunday
laws and all other forms Of religious
legislation
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
TRAVELLING MEN GATHER
FOR ATLANTA MEETING

travelling men are gathering for the
opening tomorrow Of the three day ses-
sion Of the Georgia Florida grand coun-
ell Of the United Commercial Travel
ers.
Wives, mothers and daughters of the
travelling men will come with them to the
convention and special features have been
provided for their enterta inment. The
parade Of the Bagmen OF Bagdad, the So
cial branch of the associa ton, will at
tract attention
The first day viii be taken up with
business sessions at 10 and o'clock and
al night theater party viii be given at
the Forsyth This win be preceded by an
automobile ride late IN the afternoon
ON Friday the members will visit the
Fedora prison and from there 20 to the
Atlanta Montgomery baseball game The
convention banquet viii be held Friday
night at the Piedmont
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
Blowing of Safe
Shakes Up Train.

The bandit then FASTENED back to the
express car. Five heavy charges OF
dynamite were placed beneath the safe
and exploded The conclusion shook
the entire train. nearly throwing the
passengers who had retired from their
berths The express car was nearly
demolished.
The safe was shattered and the ban
dts had an easy time collecting their
loot. most Of which was government
funds consigned from New Orleans for
the East After collecting his loot and
placing It in leather bag, the bandit
who had done the dynamiting Joined
his companion. Then, warning the
train crew not TO follow or to give any
alarm. they made off In the darkness.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
Six Men Buried In
Mine For a Hours
Are Taken 0ut Alive

GRONWOOD MICH, May l5.-Six
miners imprisoned when seven of their
fellow workmen We're killed in cave
in in the 2,oo0- foot level IF the Norrie
mine have been taken OUT alive. The
rescuers who worked desperately to cut
their way through the mass of fallen
earth reached them after they had been
entombed more than q hours The
rescuers are seeking the bodies of five
others not vet recovered
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
81, 766 PER FRONT FOOT
IS PAID FOR PROPERTY

The most important real estate transac-
ton of the week was closed by Rolf Sims
today when Bob Riley sold the Lor-
raine apartment house. Carnegie way and
Fairle street, to Jonas Ewing and Or
Marion 7. Benson, for $lO6, 900
The Lorraine is a bachelor apartment
and fronts 60 feet on Carnegie way. The
price per front foot was S1,766. 1t is in
district of apartment houses and of
"a nidly increasing values
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
Walking lnCognito Among Ham,
burg Docks, Denmark'S Ruler
Dies of Heart Failure.
WIDOWED QUEEN FINDS
REMAINS IN A HOSPITAL
While Monarch Lay Unidenti-
fled Royal Party Believed
Him Lost or Kidnapped.

HAMBURG GERMANY, May Is
Stricken with heart failure while walk
ing unaccompanied through the harbor
district of this city. King Frederick VIII
of Denmark dropped dead in the street
last night His body lay unseen for
some time until another pedestrian
stumbled over it.
Still unrecognized. the remains were
carried to a hospital and placed in
pubic ward where It lay for hours IN
I'll members of the Danish ROYAL suite
with whom the king had been stopping
az the Hamburger hotel identified i
early today Frantic search had been
MADE for hours before the wereabouts
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
BLOODHOUNDS PURSUE
BAND|TSAF TERS15O,00O
HOLDUP Of EXPRESS
Masked Men, Dynamiting Treasure
Vault, Escape Eastward With Three
Posses Three Hours Behind Train
Nearly Wrecked, but the Passengers
Are Not Molested

HATTIESBURG MISS. May 1.-two masked bandits
boarded the Newt Orleans limited the New Orleans and
Northeastern railroad early today eight miles south of this
dynamd the safe the express and escaped with
loot valued high $150O00n currency consigned North
banks Jewels carried by the Southern Express Company
Three posses with boodhonds have traced the robbers to
junction of the New Orleans and Northeastern and the
Bonhome Southwestern railroads. where the scent lost be-
cause bandits boarded freight bound The
of and other Georgia have been asked
Join for Sheriff Bennett believes they have fed
into that state
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
Trains Grew Easily
Oyerpowered by Bandits.

The bandits wore masks, but a fairly
good description OF them was obtained
motive and in the express car.
AS the train pulled up at the water
tank two men leaped out from the
shadow of clump of trees and scram-
bled aboard the engine cab
One held pistol at the head of En-
gineer Maher
Throw your hands up" he ordered.
Maher complied. "T'll stop right
now, he said.
NO, you won't" said the robber.
Keep going till you get around the
newt Curve
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15

The robbers did not modest the pas
sengers. but one trainman received Sc
rious injuries as he lay bound near the
safe when the dynamite blew it to
pieces.
The two men boarded the flyer as,
crowded with passengers, 1t was about
to halt at Okolona to take on water
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
GEORGE AIDE MAY ENTER
THE RACE FOR GOVERNOR

LAPORTE. IND Nav IS. George Ade
may be the Republican candidate for
governor Of Indiana \ boom for him has
been launched in the Tenth Congress dis
trict
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
Blue Sundays IF Summing Is Forbidden,
COUNCIL BAN Is VETOED
Council Shouldn't Interfere I'm
til Board Abuses Its Power,
Says City'S Executive.

Mayor VIM today vetoed the reso-
ution Of the city council requesting
HE park board to prevent Sunday bath
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15

made an inspection of the express car.
They picked UP from the floor of the
car about three hundred silver dollars.
They also found in the safe about 500
in currency.
The Mississippi authorities believe
the men started for the Alabama state
line as they started in a northeasterly
direction As soon q the first posse
left IN pursuit, another was made up
and started in automobiles. Telephone
messages and kilograms were sent
ahead to warn the authorities of Other
counties to keep keen lookout.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
Nation Plunged From
Holiday to Mourning

COPENHAGEN. May 15.-All Den
mark was plunged in deepest grief to-
day BY the news from Hamburg Ger
many. Of the death Of King Frederick
VIII. the dearly beloved
The gloom which followed tbs SAD
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
Pinkerton Men Here
To Join in Chase.

The Atlanta branch Of the Pinkerton
Detective Agency received kilograms
early today announcing the train rob-
berry and asking that man be sert to
the scene at once. One of the local OPP
eratives left or the next train to join
in the chase of the bandits.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
THE WEATHER.

Forecast: Showers tonight or to-
morrow. Temperatures: a. M, 81;
10 a. m, So; II noon, 72: .. M, "a.
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