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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

WOODROW WILSON says he's going to make some
partisan campaign speeches That's absolutely unique
idea by party presidential nominee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

ANOTHER steamer is to be purchased for the Seattle
Alaska trade With present running full
and freight and needed doesn't as though
Alaska business very bad, does it7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

AND IL any suggests another convention lynch
him "a. tn. spot.New York Sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

EVERY live citizen will participate in the progressive pr
mares on September T. The standpatters will take care oil
themselves at their little tea party the tenth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

THE five hundred specialists who have met in Boston
to adopt program OF noise abolition have plainly overlooked
the fact that this is presidential yearNew York Sun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

MASSACHUSETTS sufiragist will take the stump for
Roosevelt The feminine Of Bull Moose is Bull Doe-cleve-
land Plain Dealer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

WE STAND at Armywormvle. and we battle for the
cp=Colnmbia State
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
AvERIL HARTMAN, prince of the hor

+ AVfFIL fiHFKIMAN, prince Of the house Of Hartman
is in Seattle today AS he travels which were
controlled by the late F. II. Hartman he thrill with
pride for the gepius Of his mighty dad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

be at some ndetermnae point between Beverly Mass and
yscr Bay.-Washngton Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

WE STAND at Armywormville. and we battle for the
sfcp-Coumbia State
WOODROW WILSON says he's going to make some
partisan campaign speeches That's absolutely unique
idea by party presidential nominee
AND IL any suggests another convention lynch
him o.. tn. spot-New York Sun
EVERY live citizen will participate the progressive pri-
marcs on September T. The andpatters will take of
themselves at their little tea party the tenth.
A MASSACHUSETTS suffragist will take the stump for
Roosevelt The feminine Of Bull Moose Bull DoeCleve-
land Plain Dealer.
ANOTHER steamer be purchased for the Seattle
Alaska trade With present running full 81
gers and freight and needed il doesn't though
Alaska business was very bad does ita
THE five hundred specialists met in Boston
to adopt OF noise abolition have plainly overlooked
the fact that this is presidential yearNew York Sun
AvERIL HARTMAN, prince of the house OF Hartman
Is IN Seattle today AS he travels the lines which we're
controlled by the late F. II. Hartman he thrill with
pride for the gepius Of his mighty dad
NICHOLAS LONGWORTHS Armageddon would seem
TO be at indetemna point between Beverly Mass and
Oyster Bay-Washington Star.
THE PROGRESSIVE voter has a choice of four men
for and Of four for congressman this district while
the sandpat voter will have nothing exciting to do than
to vote to Hay the putty and Humphrey the dscredted
4 THE REGISTRATION books are open now at the Pre-.
fonaine building All citizens who did register the last
another must register in order primaries Sep
TENDER T. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28


$50 he took auto riding tho other EVENING""
Yes. what Of Itf~
-Do you think he IA IN your
Il think W. that I o
tried to climb Jump a fonca--Houaion Post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
A LooNYLINE

Here's looking
changes
farm"
suppose the" Brooks stock
After which
great siolencc-Chicago rdiIerzid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

Cholly~-l suppose you heard that
your sister and | became engaged
night before last
Mary Sure. Hut dat ain't do lat.
eat. Sla got engaged trr another
feiler last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

IA she talked Miss Grover fin.
Eered a little gold contraption which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

THE PROGRESSIVE voter has choice OF four men
for governor and Of four for congressman Of this district while
the sandpa will have nothing exciting to do than
70 vote lof Hay the unmnhrcv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
IT WAS

bad
able the o'clock his
bedroom the promptly he had anticipated
Iippneot,s with pillows
appointed time then himself hafpaal
stumbling tho field ~hcre the old wok
Fine morning said tho briakiy.
The old fellow looked souFy
"Yes." he grunfed 1T !.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-27
gDlitiide 8ermirruus.

gu teiner 3eit in Der 9sIhihte oiee
Ies 2anoss mar bic politif3s Situas
tion 10 perporrsn, pis iest. Gs ihien,
bab nit Der Risberpsrfung 9rpans i'm
pemotratifhen Eager polige aldrbeii
berrihen tpIrbs, uber auh bort iiehi
man nit 8siorenib Der Gntpidluno
Der nahften Gage sntesgen. Wan Be-
fiirhtet bag grnan in ieiner partei
bieielbe RplIe ipielen tperbe, tpis Ropiez
psIt in Der rspublitanif5en. Cine ses
nifIe 4ebnlidteit tritt ia jsst idon gu
Sage. Ropisnslt opponirts Der tsmpps
rGren Organization in gbieaso, neil
lx nd6itbem, tpis er behauptet, burf
getrus 81 Stanbe setommen lei, aud
niht bic 9siinnung Der Yartsi rpiebers
gefpi.gelt babe. grpun erbebt tpobI
nidt bic 4ntlage bes 8etruss. aber sr
behauptet nit glsiher 8eitimmtbsit
tpie Ropiepelt betrefFs Der Gbicagoer
apnpsntipn, bab bie aonbention in
Baltimore bon ben 0egnern eins,
poltstbumli6en unb fortffrittlihen
Rssisruns tontrolIirt nsrbe, unb in
benz einen puntte 1T bic parallele ami.
I6en Brpan unb Rooiepelt Defenders
polltommsn, bab fis beibe iebr sdhe aas
ruttere itnp unb niht bnDon abftebsn,
Dos, mas iie nidt biegen tonnen, gu
3erbrefen.
Die serft0renbe Genalt, bic 8rpan
aussuiiben Dermag, berubt auf Der
gorihrtft, ponnd, cine 3peiDrittels
Mebrbeit notbpenbig lit, um einen be-
mofratif6en prdfibentihoftseaan
baten su nominiren unb es fpirb nahs
gerehnet, bab Brban iiber Elm Drittel
Der Gtimmen auf Der Ronpentipn fon>
troEirt. Bislang bate es ben Nnz
hein, als Diirbe Glurf aieih bei Der
trten 4biiimnuns be nDtbigs Gtim,
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Spreher aGItnsr ersriif bos Ndberlie..
esnpt unb Iprdh gum Wisberieben aui
benz 9nnDesturnfeit In DenDer. gsios
Derren fhIoifen ibre Wprte nit einem
,Uut oeil" in tpeIhes btseifteri etnge"
Itimurt tpurbe.
Tah bem WlittaseHen spurbe in Den
gldhmittaasitunben eine automobils
fcbrt unternommen, bic iih iiber ben
,Gpeebpap4 biz na6 Gort gsnjamin
Sarrifcn ausbsbnte. Usit herslthfn
Dontesporten fir bic senoHene Gaits
frsunofhaft psrabihiebeten iih Die D.
Ieaaten BON ibrsn Snbianapoliisr
sSreunpen. U. ".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-27
Qofal !. Geridt.
gtbnnptet mnidlnISie IN Ieim.

Der .groter" BsIbon Q. garp,
tpsl6er am D!enitos Qbeno auf einen,
BON bem friiberen Broter gbarles 8,
8ultman ertpirtten 6aftbefsbl bin polH
Genftdbler SbDn unter Der 4nfIage
Der nnterfhlnsung Derbaftst tpor0sn
nar. purbe Don bem 5riebensrihier
9ell geeen $500 8iirgfdaft auf freisn
SUB geiest. Der 2lngeflagie, ipelds,
g;sentbImer einsr Wirtbfdaft oui
priee 5in unb Witinbaber Der Girmn
90. o. gorp & go. lit. fou am 3. re.
bruar $1,000 Don Bnltnsan erhalten
bobsn, nit bem Nuftroee, gttpiii.
Wertbpapiere fiir ibn su tauftn, bit4
felben ieboh bistsr niht obgelidsr!
babsu. or betbeusrt ifiue ilnfnuIp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-27

SH Canada, ME in ben Der.
Staaten oebt es nit Der Sddf5u4t
bcitdnoig ubtpGrts. Die uriaden iino
Der elei6en Dirt. Dp Der Spoen fiir
Gstreibe iitb eignet, iIt Die Saaf5utt
unlobnsnb, ipe5ieu no Die 3udt Ieois.
lid pegen Der Woae betrleben piln.
gs lit baher spedIos, Die 8cassnias
nuna hurd 3Oue foroern 5u molten.
Gs ersibt iih buruus blps elm i6perer
Ghaben fir Die .Snouitrieen, DE Wolle
nsrarbeiten. Radpeisli6 1T aber, oab
bic Sdafaudt fir Die 5Ieifasefpin=
rung lohnenb tit uHo Die Wpaaous
bemnad Die Wirtung bdten, beler
3peis Der 2anopirtbidaft auf falids
8abnen gu lenten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-27
Sn preuben iperoen ernitlibe

Sn preuben iperoen ernitlibe
Mnitrenaungen gemaht, bic BON frsms
ben Vationalitdten bsfppbnten prcs
pin3en burd Shaffuns bon 8auera-
ftelen gu aermaniitren. Die babel au
Grunbe liegenbe 2lbiitt 1T, polnif6e
Mnb bGniide 9roBerunbbeiiser esgsn
.ntIpredeube gntihdbigung gu emit
eienen unb tbre 8eiibuneen in tleins
8ausruItensn, Die nutiirlih nur an
Tsutihe a6gelaHeH tperoen, aufaut6ei'
len. Sn ben polntihen propinaen, tpr
mad oieIem 9lane T6on is,t ldnasr
3eit qsarbsitst ipiro, BADEN Die gebesier
grrnartungen, Iopett es Die @ermanis
fruno betrifft, iih niht erfiilt. DaS
8olentbum ift niht 5urldgsgnnsen,
Der Grunb liest BARN, oab Der psuI.
fts @roBgrunbbeiis bon Der gnteiss
nuna ni6t betro5en lpirb unb uuf bel
fen Soften polniide 4rbeitstrGfte per.
renbet tperben, Die fogdr oirett aus
Bolen ftammen. Die geondten Beuliis
hunaen tperben nur bunn Grfola boben,
frenn man AUDI ben beutfhen Wrpbs
grunbbefiB 3erfdldgt. Dieie grtennt.
riff aetpinnt erfreuliher Beife beit1n,
bia ipeitere MuFnabme. Sic bat iif
ieBt sur @riinbung etner @efeGfhufi
perbihtst, bie fih bic innere Aolonifas
tim sur glufgube geftslIt bat. Dieie-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-27
3eenoet,
Die 25. 9agiatang bes
0fprbansrif. 1urner.
b4noeS.
Nahoem alle StreitiraseR cine
frieolithe 26iums sefumoem
haben.

SunSesrihter 0anforb bon Sedttlt
9egenitano eines gsbarniidten pro
teites. Weil er einem .Sosiaii'
iten" bas erlanete 8iirgerrett snt'
sogen bat. - Sirblihe GinfliiHt
auf oas offentIi6s ShuIipitem -
llno cine 0ertiimmeruns besIsIbeu
iollsu snersiih bstdmpft tperben. -
Iuf Wieoeriehen in Denper.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-27

Ropfepelt uno 9rpan bebdups
ten, bic 5iibrer elmer Reformbepegung
su Iein, aber bislang bat man ni6t
ae1ort, ipos barunter gu perfteben lit.
Gotreit es Snttiatipe uno Referenbntn
betrifft, 10 ptrb ougemetn anertannt,
boB tie nur fir bic inneren 9lneeleeens
beiten Der Gtn3elitoaten anrpenobar
iino. Jn Der Rpoiepelti6eu platform
ipurbe etpas ppn Stimmreh.
eeIdot. Ibeefehen oappn, ouB es frasz
lid lit, oh man bas ols cine nothpeus
bige ober 6eilIame Reform betratten
fonn, fGlt bieIe Nneelegenbeit ebens
foQs nttt in oas @ebiet Der nattonas
len 8eIeBgebuna. Oemnah iprshen
bitIe bsioen 5ii6rsr beitdnbig bon ma
tipndlen Reformen, obne folhe gu
empfe6len. Sppeit es 9opIepelt be-
trifft, 1T Tosar ndhpeislih, odB er
Der niftigiten uno aaein moeliGen
nutipndlen Reform, Der Reptiion oes
Sartfs, dblshneno gegeniiberiteht uuo
Don 9rnan 1T befunnt, oaB er lie ais
nebenTGhlih betruhtet. Roofepelt
unc grpon finb blinbe Siihrsr. Sie
ptHen ielber nidt, mas lie poQen.
Cine 3igarrenfobrit BEL
grunspid, q. s., i6loB uuf sinsn
D}pnut ihren 8etrieb, Inn thren Dir
beitstrGften 3sit gum Ratbsnten 81
sebsn. ob iie auf ibrer 5orberung sts
ner lobner606unq BON 333 pro3ent
beFte6en nolen. Wtit bem RndDeuttn
1T nihts anberes gsnlsint als Nus
tunseruns. Bier Do1en Griperbslpz
fissteit maAt jsesn 9lrbsitsr n!iirbs
Cine 2ohnsrhobung um Elm Drittsl
toHnte iibertriebsn ifeineu, aber man
BARI niht pergeTen, baB es iin nm
Srauen unb Wdo6en 6anoelt, biz
fold ihlebten 2o6n be8ie6en, ooB einG
Gr6o6ung pon einem OritteI Roh lei:
nsn groben 2obn eraeben Diiroe. Die
4rbeiterinnsn baben genau berehnet,
fpie piel mebr lie forbsrn miiIisn, um
eeoen Die tdglia tpa6ienben &oiter
beg 2sbensunterholts aufSutommen
unb bic 4ntfport auf ibr 9erlangsH
lautet: Bier Wp6en 5ungertur gun
&ldrung bes aopfes. Brutal rpie baz
erfheint, lit bod 81 DerTtebsu, mas 5u
folder 4nttport peranlabt huben
tonnts. Seit elmer Hsibe BON Sahrer
fino Die 2Dbne beItdnoi9 erbobt pors
ben, um iie einigermaben nit ben
5beusrunsspreiien in Gintlung gu
brtngen. 4ber oa bic greiie beitdnois
peiter fteigen, finb Die arbeitesber am
Gnbe ibres DiBes angslangt uno
f6lieben ihre gstriebe, ba iie .inen
aobn, rpie er gsforosrt niro, ntht sab=
len tonnen. 0ennuf Iieqt Die 9rus
talitdt ntht 70 iebr bel ben arbeit=
qebsrn, ME in ben Durh Die .3Dae auf
aeRnsmittsl geI6uffenen 8srbdltnifs
fen. Wenn gefd6rlihe 2ohntdmpfe
bermisben fperben ioQen, riiHen bi.
3oue auf aebensmittel absei4offf
lperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-27
3elpGen i'm Deuqdsn 3aus.
Ser iOSials 5urnperein BON Sn'
bianapolis bep,rtbet SasIat.
nnss. 3elesaten in iplen.
oioer Weiie.

3irta pierbunoert perionen. Ssrren
unb Damen, nebmen am ganteti
tbe;I. - Rihdrb Qieber als 5ooits
meifter. GeDisa,ne Radtiids
reoen. pbiIipp RappapOrt feisrt
in Idpunsbaftsr Rsbe ben 0sutits
ameritaner. petsr Sherer's
trefflide Reof iibsr bic bsutihs
Gprade. - gunbesipreher gRos
Dor StempfeI tooItirt auf ben 5urs
nsrbunb. SeiHrib Suber ols
Sdnger.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-20
HM. J. 1. Aston Here.

Hon. ]. c.--Aston- Of Sherman, candi-
date for state treasurer, was in Bryan
for short time between trains to-
day. While here Mr.. Aston kept on
the go. meeting the people and ac-
quainting them of his candidacy. He
already had a number OF friends in
Bryan and during the time he was
here today doubtless made others.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-20

Friday is bargain day at the sc and
lOc store.
w. H. MeVey was up today from
Minter Springs.
w. w. Rudasill was in the city to.
day from Tabor.
s. ID. Jones was a business visitor
today from Harvey.
ID. s. Hart has returned from a bust
ness trip to Houston.
Don't miss the pictures at the Dixie
tonight. They are great.
w. ID. Stallings was down today
from his home near Tabor.
A positive feature at the Dixie to.
day and tonight, Cinderella" in three
reels, in addition to other pictures.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-20

Don't forget all tickets must be de-
posted tonight at the Princess
East Texas and College Mamie Ross
peaches zoe basket. David Reid &
Co.
Tomorrow night at 8 o'clock the
amount of money in the jar will be
shown at the Princess. Be sure and
come.
Tom Bittle arrived yesterday from
Mexico and is a guest of his brother,
Mr.. G.. p. Bittle, and family.
East Texas and College Mamie Ross
peaches SOc a basket. David Reid &
Co.
The Dixie will present power
full drama tonight, THE Corsican
Brothers, by Alexandra Drumas.
For Sale-I will sell my Scotch col
lie. He is beauty, Seven months
old. L. NJ. Hewitt. ---------
John Sabo came in from Kurten to
day with bunch of nice cattle, which
he sold for good price.
Mesdames Terrell and Kennedy Of
Navasota arrived today to visit Mrs
w. ]. Christian.
For Rent-Furnished rooms fol
light housekeeping; no children. APP
ply to Mrs. o. J. Moseley.
Miss Lynn Wood of Hubbard City Is
a guest of Mrs. w. A. Withers in this
city.
A well located home one block north
OF courthouse and two blocks east OF
Main street. Fountain Bros.
Buy your fruit jars, tops, rubbers,
jelly glasses, all sizes and kinds, from
Walkers &c and 10c store. Phone 377
For Sale-Lot No. 20 in block No. z
Highland addition to Texas City, Tex.
as residence lot. Milton Ford.
Miss Connie Scale, who has been
visiting in Wellborn, returned home
today.
II you wish to buy property in the
city or vicinity, see Fountain Bros.
They can give you prices and terms.
Miss Mabel Taliaferro, the great
star, will be seen in the leading role
of Cinderella" at the Dixie tonight.
Be sure and see her.
For Sale-My two lots in Cole addi-
ton, adjoining home of Ed M. Sims
on west; size 100x420 feet. See me
for price and terms. H. C. Robinson.
am using pure lead and oil paints
and know how to apply it. You know
the value of good work. Phone No.
! 434. There is no job too small or too
large. II. G. Stallings. a--~-ss--''-'
Mr.. ]. W. Miller of the Confederate
Veterans Home at Austin. formerly
of this county, has been in the city
the past few days visiting old friends.
He left today for the northern part of
the county to visit old friends, and
will go to Calvert for the reunion of
Hoods Brigade, June 27-2S, and then
return to the home at Austin.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-20

Facial massage and hair work.
Phone AIS. Beatrice Calhoun.
Paley Reed was down from Hearne
today in his Baby Six" Mitchell.
Just received fresh shipment OF
candy at Walkers sc and 1Oc store.
Today. Today! What? The last
chance to guess on the large jar of
money.
If you have property to sell list 1t
with Fountain Bros. They will do the
balance.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-20
D. e. Thompson of Harvey was in

d. e. Thompson of Harvey was in
the city today.
j. X. Pressnal was In town today
from Harris schoolhouse.
]. V. Rosprim was in the city today
from his home in the bottom.
Mrs. r. l.. Garrison of Cawthorn was
a visitor to the city yesterday.
Joe Sample was in the city today
from his home on Cottonwood.
Jim Tobias of Kurten was in town
today and called on The Eagle.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-20
A Bargain.

Lots 6 and in block A, six-room
house, electric lights, bath, hot and
cold water, fine windmill and pump,
plenty of good shade trees, fruit,
grapes. figs, pomegranites. Call to see
us at once. Fountain Bros.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-20
Eural Nrius
Go to the Dixie tonight.

Go to the Dixie tonight.
A good program tonight at the
Princess.
w. Fl. Byars Of Reliance went to
Hillsboro today.
Judge J. w. Doremus is attending
court In Franklin.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-20
Baptist Tea.

Mesdames w. r. and J. B. Sanders
will give tea at the home OF Mfs.
]. B. Sanders Saturday afternoon to
Z o'clock. All are invited.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-20
FOR SALE.

For Sale-Six-room house, three lots
ground with barn, underground brick
cistern, city water, lights. T. J. Pres
ton.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-26
SAYS DR.MERR|7T'
IS HAMPER|NG
THE PROBE
Alderman vanDyke Charue,
That Battle Hill Head Is Pre-.
venting Testimony.
Continued From Page on.,

had explained his lateness al
and that he had no complaint aa Isl"
MIN or the institution. Cross 'NS
toned by DR.. Smith. he said counon S
passed a resolution PROVIDING
tuberculosis clinic in the hason,aN'
the city hall, that the examination "
patients might not conflict with an,, VI
partment. ! oe
Told to Stuff Gauze in rbr.,
In a sworn statement, f. w ~.
son, of 8s1 Peachtree street o SO'a'
mate said that DR.. Merritt bad az. %'
MIN to stuff a piece of gauze dow. WV w
throat and put his head under +ho HN
er to silence his coughing. He said n.
Merritt said the coughing dlstnrh..
MN and the other persons in tb0' y
stitution. He said DR.. Merritt t.s
cloth around the head of a ,,tt1o 10
one day to hold it's mouth shut and gu s"l
Its cries, and that when the cbild Sg
not stop crying he put a pillow or..
its mouth. 0'e'
he said DR.. Merritt was abrrn, =.
the patients, and he did not th,nt -.
doctor showed them enough copside,'
alton. ''iueF'
MIS- K NJ Vaughan, a retired scho,
.eacher, said that she went out n N.
institution to consider becoming -.
tlent, but that she heard so much sho~,
discipline that she thought there wa
more discipline than doctoring. So aha
returned home. She said DR.. Mer,,
was not considerate Of her.
Mrs. P. D. Rubin, Of Decatur +or
mer housekeeper at the institution said
that her Southern blood would no,
stand for the call downs DR.. Merritt
and the head nurse, Miss Hunt. paw.
her, and that she resigned. She said &
was not what they said to her but m.
manner in which they said it, that NJ.
Tended her.
). n. Calhoun, of 23O Lindsey street
SAID that he had been a patient at the
institution and that he wanted 10 On
pack. He said that he had violated
rule by leaving the institution twIca
ana that he knew he could not 20 back
the second time he left. He said that
Dr. Merritt was sometimes a little
strict. but that he thought everybody
got good treatment.
His wife and child were patient,
there at the same time. She. as a
witness, said she had no complaint ex.
cept that once Dr. Merritt put her baby
out on the porch in the cold after III,
head had been washed.
At the next meeting Dr. R. r. Daley
of the Anti Tuberculosis association,
who brought the original charges Of
mismanagement, will be called to the
stand He said DR.. Smith and Dr.
Merritt would not cooperate with hi,
association.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-26
SLAIN MANS SON
WON'T PROSECUTE;
SLAYER SET FREE

f. B. Echols, farmer, living near
Easton, in the Piedmont road arrested
Thursday charged with the murder of his
brother-in-law, James Thompson, was
given his freedom by Justice Orr today.
The warrant against him was dismissed
on his plea of self-defense
Homer Thompson, son of the slain man,
said that he would make no effort to have
Echols indicted by the grand jury. No
further action In the matter is contem-
plated by the authorities.
Thompson quarreled with his brother
ln-law two weeks ago and during the al
tercation struck him with a heavy hickory
walking stick. Echols retaliated with a
sand shovel, dealing Thompson what
proved to be fatal blow on the head.
Thompson died week later without re-
vealing the name of his assailant to the
authorities. Echols gave himself up to
the county police.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-26
COLUMBUS ASKS TIME TO
MAKE TELEPHONE PROBE

COLUMBUS. GA. oct. Pa letter
addressed to the management of the
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
Company by a Joint committee appoint
ed from city council and the Board of
Trade requests that the proposed raise
In telephone rates on November ] be
postponed until the committee can
complete an investigation Of telephone
conditions here. In the event the tele-
phone company refuses to grant the re-
quest injunction proceedings win be
Instituted to stay the raise in rates un-
III the investigation is made
The subscribers of the company do
not propose 70 submit to a raise in
rates until they are thoroughly con-
WINGED that the company is justified
The opposition to the raise is based or
the ground of poor service.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-26
MUSIC ASSOCIATION
PLANS FOR LONGER
CONCERT SEASONS

Active campaigning for an enlarge
ment of their work will be inangurated
next week by members Of the Atlanta
Musical association, and 1t is expected
to interest every music lover in the city
in the fifth season II orchestral con-
certs by the Atlanta Philharmonic or
chestra.
Under the leadership of Mrs. John
NJ. Slaton, the new president of the as
ISOLATION. letters have been mailed to
scores of Atlantans believed to be in
terested. These letters will be followed
Immediately by personal canvass, and
It is the hope of the members to in
crease their number so that the number
of concerts will be accordingly aug
mented.
Dues Of $40 a year is the only method
the association has of raising funds and
the campaign for membership WILL
therefore. be vital to the success of the
organization. 1t is the idea Of the as
ISOLATION to cultivate love for music
for arts sake and to develop an inter
est which looks to the higher cultiva-
ton of such art and the making of an
atmosphere Of musical culture and re-
finement.
Notable success has been attained in
the four previous seasons. but all Of
this is expected to be outdone this year