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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-08
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Seine Sano itredte iid mad Dem
@riff Der Sir, aber ianf aIsbaIo
mieoer berab. @enn oas Mdoben
geiagt batte, oaB er oa iei miiroe
iie ia mol fir einen Moment Der
austreten; auf ieoen Sal mtBte ia
&ar[ balo suriidfommen.
ST lte0te iiA on oas offene 6en-
fter uno iab iiber ben leercn Sol
nah Dem @ebduoe biniiber, in mel
Dies 9ranoom gegangen mar. @ie
fonnte er nur 10 lange bleiben! CT
ponote ii6 pieoer in oas 3immer,
in ipeldem es bereits au ounfcIn
begann, unb feline 8lide ihpeiften
me6anii9 iiber Ole 8iI6er uno
MobeI, BON oenet1 er ntanhe nod
ou fennen glaubte, pdbreno iein OH
geipannt mad Dem Nebenaimmer
lauidte. Mber bort mar es icbt ltia
geporoen, ga1la itin, uno in 6er
Stiae tidte bic alte Sbmor3mdIoer-
ubr 10 laut = er batte iie porbin
nidt sebort Der Mbenomino fiji.
iterte in ben 2inoen Dor Dem Sen.
fter, unb oann borte er pieoer
nibts, als oas Sieoen ieines gIutes
in ben ShIafen.
@ar elm ungliid geideben? mar
oas &ino er muBte @emiBbeit
Baben.
Mber als er ben SUB FOB, offnc-
te ii9 Die Sir uno Gaelic trat
berein. 9as M1ohen batte i6r
nihts geiagt bon benz Sremoen;
iie fam, elm @tiid 2einmano aus
Dem M6bforbe gu bolen, Der in Dem
einen Der beioen Serlter itano. Der
S1atten oes breitei SpiegelpfeiIers
fieI oidt iiber @ottboIo; iie iab
i'm nidt; iie mar, ben Bid anf oas
before Seniter geridtet, big lumit.
telbar in feline Nabe sefommen
als iie ploBlih fteben blieb, erihrof>
fen beioe Sanoe gu Der ounfeln &C.
Italt erbebeno. 0os Ibenoliht fiel
IN ibr bloiies @eiidt, ans Dem bic
groBen ounfeln Insen ieltlam
gl1iern itierten.
SD bin es, gdcilieI
@ottbolb!
er pubte nidt, oaB iie Die 4rme
a~usgebreitets CT bdtte i'm nadltclf
Woment niht mebr iagen fonnen,
OF Tie mirfIih an ieiner 8ruit gelc-
gen. Mls er mieoer 5i lid, Fam,
ftano er an ibrer Seite neben BEN
Vetthen oes ainoes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-08

le bebanoelt, ooB es mirflid bnma-
ner genelen mare, iie einfo6 tot
5uldieben. l1ro ou6 III @egenoen.
in oener man bon Seiten Der 9e-
BORDEN Der &ranfbeit perniinftiger
gcgeniiberitebt, mie i'm Stoate
2ouiiiana, mo MON idon ieit Sab
rem elm Musiasieen-Seim einserid-
tet bat, 5eiet iid i'm sroben 8ubli-
fun bieielbe bpiteriide @%ufreglng,
10 balo BON oieicr &ranfbeit Die
ateoe 1T, mie arbersmo. @ls ppr
einigen Sabren 1T 9aem Orleans
Elm neues Seim gebaut peroen loll.
tie, fonnte man feinen 8las oo~
fir befomn1en, uno i6 babe 4allf-
leute in Seem Orleans gefannt, Die
Iid iogar tpeigerten, @aaren an oos
Seim su l~iefern, tpeil iie int ibrer
toridten anelt abioll,t feline Ser
binouns nit ibm babem MOLTEN.
ga tit MN bieie Na6ridt aus
Ban gitp elm mirfliher 2idtblid.
60 rubig ul,o perniinftig iollte
man iid iiberan benebmett. 9an1t
fam lnan Die @eienidoft i6utell
uno suglei6 benz u1gliidliben
aranfen iene Menidlidfeit 5eleerL
Die benz aulturltanopunft angemel-
len lit, auf Dem mir ood nun etll-
NAL ifeben ipolen. Desbalb babe ib
mid al,h 10 iiber oiele Nadrtdt ge-
freut. Mrd oieies 8orgeben Der
geb0roen iener Staot IN Mi6igal'
lit Elm Sdritt in Der redten @id-
tllug, bon Dem ib boffe, oaB ibin
anoere folgen iperbcn. and IN 1bnl
febe i6 elm 3eiden, oaB Die Spite
RTE obnimmt nno bob mir anfangen,
aud in oieier @iniidt mirflid fulfil
bert 8ll mer6en.
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@ippen gebrpden bnr6 6niten.

Nad etnem Deftigen 9uitenanfal
fiblte elm Wann IN Neenab> 8isc.,
idredlide Shmer5en in ieiner Sci.
te uno iein Mr5t fano, oaB 5wei
Mippen gebrohen maren. 9ieie
Bein miiroe linn Or. Sings SEEN
DISCOVERY eripart baben. Gin paar
fleine DOZEN bertreiben einen &c.
m0bnliden 9uiten, regelmabiger
@ebraud oen bartnddi9iten &uitcu
uno Die idlimmite grfdltuns nno
beilen idmade, nngesriffcne Gun
gen. SD baltic es fir elm @eldenf
oes SimmeIs fir Die Menidbeit"
idreibt airs. Gffie Morton, Golum-
Bio, Mo., uoem id bate bente Die
Sdminoiudt, menn id bieies groB@
artige Mittel nidt genommen bit
te." gs lit garantiert. Brobeflaide
fret. Soc uno 81 5laiden in alien
Mpotbefen.
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" ller c i.

Comptroller Cane bat ltH
an bic @eneralanmaltihaft in Mu-
tin UNI elm @utadten in ieinem
Streit nit unierm Sta6t-S 6asmei-
iter Gbnrd geipanot. gei oieiem
gtreit ban6elt es iif) befanntlid)
Inn bic Mrh uno @eiie, nie Shas-
meiiter gburb ieinen geriht uber
Die it1otiibe 8onosihulo ab5llegen
bot. Cane berlongt cine 9etaiIlie-
rung oes geridtg uno itiitt fid oa-
Bel auf beltebenoe @eiese, Gburh
erfldrt aber, oaB ct nit Dem belten
WiGen oieiem 9erlangen nid)t nod
fommen Tonne uno oaB Die art ulo
@eiIe ieiner 8eridteritattung aud
geieslih lei.
- Grau Oroaco, Die Satin oes
'merifaniihen observation-disclosures,
lit DonnerItag obenb nit ibren bier
ainoern bier ei~ngetroffen uno,
mic cs i1eint, am ndditen Morgen
nit benz 5. & 9. 81. 3uge3 wieoer
nbgereiit. @obin lie gerellt ut,
meib man uidt.
Muf benz Hlase, auf oeln oas
Mono-@ eb1ube erridtet iperocn ioa,
bat ma nod elm Sfelett gefnnoen,
6as elmer 6rau. Gas 5uerit geflin.
oene m1nnlide Sfelett ion oaS
zines gneldnoers ieirt, ben DE
Merifaner Suan @nacca nannten,
Der aber in @irflid)feit Sobn @al.
fer bieB uno Der i'm Sabre 1897
bier geItorben iein ioa. Ob oieie Or
flarung rihtig tit, miro aud mol
fraelih iein.
0dbreno Der 8eit bonn 19.
Ssuni Bis gum 1. @uguit finoet bier
Sie CONNER . Wormalibulc fur
2ebrer ftatt. Sic miro mteoer I'M
SodiduIsebduoe an Der Main ape.
abeebalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-08
t1mr 6iltiefeit bis sum- 81. Oftsber.
Yr1miensSHcrte
Gin psrieblae AZ, nmiere Srcnnse,

9a es ns unnagfid it, aa 9ihrfte nno Counties oeS Staates
burd 9eiemoe bearbetten at lahen, nnnktem mir anf anoere Nfnfel our IN
mer ar5feren Ter6reduna mnieres gfates Iunen no mir fno 5a DeM
GntdInf gefpmmem, anmebmbare Sramien fir nene Ibpnnenten, Die ms
einseididt ueroea, aasauiekem.
gMr panen midt Sie gerantaltnng zines iogenanaten aontafes, m.
n bi enslidem 3etnnsen hbib it, ionoern mir ipolen Onrb Ans5aDinna
timer li6eralem apmmHRion Sreimiaise ammer6en, bic Obne beomOere Vii.
be mno Mnirensans fd cine Nebeaeinna6me 5n beridaffen ipanldBen.
gu Sieiem 3wede offernrsn ,r fir iebem SabresabOnnenteu ens
aommiGipm bon $ l., einem 0pllar. 9s 8pdenblatt Der nJrete
9reNe fir seras" fuaet 50 pct Sa6r. Gesen GinienOnns poH $10O ~er.
Ben mir aio rae glatt an irseno eme inns anfsese6ene gbrene ididen,
.Nir 10 Mboanenten eie Grtra Srdnie u0n $3.50 til yaar.
Slit Il Mbpnntnten ene Grtra : &rdnit Don s3.5 in yaar.
Slit 20 MbpnMnttn cine Grtra Erinnit uDa $500 III gaar.
Slit Is Mbpnnenttn cine Gga : Hrdnie Don s6,25 III yaar.
66ir nebr a5 Is Abonueatn cine Grtra= yrdnit u0n s. In yaar.
Sit mbr as 50 Mbonnentn cine G%rtraprdnie uon $16 1T yaat.
Der gpridlae 1T einfad umS bcrfanbli6 senms. Ser einen nenen
a6onneutea DER our 3it nidt Geier Ser p5reie YreRe" 1T, &c.
miumt, foaeitert $500, erbalt rep, behalf baum einen 9oaar nnb ididt
Sen anoerem Dollar NIT Der seuanen Morefe 6es 8efelers eu. Mnkeroem
aebt aer aud nod cine Grtra 8ramie in Mnsfdt, falls Die 3bl pn
sdn M6unnemha oSer barnber errttdt miro. 9Mle Grtra=Yranate fen-
ben mr ben ba5u 8eredtisten bon nuierer Office ans brett.
Die liter scnadte Dherte 1T fir Seoen int peitea gebiee bes staR'
ties pfea. Sober fam fd oaran 6eteIgeu. 8r biekn mr gaarpreiie
an, ,ual Gao INNER ieinen gsert fat nnO Sober oafar anidafem nnb fn-
fen fam, mas er aerabe brandt.
MQe, bic pom bnir Oferte @ebramd maiden nnS inter ben obH
geie1ten 8ebingnngen MbDnncnten fir bic u5rde grene FIR segas" Jam.
meln tOaem, Fns sebeten, Td NIT inns anoerBaslid in @erbinouns AZ
Zen fSnnen. Die anittnng sbt ben @eaeaern Oieft bon nnerer Of
lice at. 9iefe OHrrte fat MIR Giltsfeit bis gum 81. Sftober.
rTrfie Yrene fir stras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-08
Qehrer . @eind.

Stir oie SaIaoo Bailey S6nlc
miro elm 2ebrer geludt, Der 0eutlh
uno. gngliib unterridten uno Ger
tififot erlter 9Iaiie aufpeiien fam;
Mur perbeirateter Mann branht ltd)
All mel6en. Gutter @ebalt. Wfail
menoe iid an SO. Sase, 81. o.. No.
9, Gan Mntonio, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-08
Qehrer ober 9ebrcrin

aeiuht fir sic Green Sin Sdnle i'll
9erar 60, Seras. 8 Wo,
note SduIe. @ebalt $4,000 per
Monat. MuB Deuti6 ulo gnglild)
llnterridten fonnen. @pplifatio1lell
iino 5u ri6ten an Ole SrnItees: Ml-
freb Sopperwein, Srib Nompei,
Otto @oges, 8ulneroe, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-08
Qehrer.@elnd.

Sir Die 9fogers' Haad Sdule
reroen 5tpei 2ebrer geiuft NIT er-
Iter uno 5tpeiter alaiie-g ertififat,
miiSien gnaliid uno 0eutib inter-
riften fonnen. Termin a6t Wonate.
Weaen Naberen menoe man Iid ge-
f1Iiait an $. Sbuene, s. Gonraos,
6. 8ooemannt 2odbart, Seras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-08

Sas Maoden bot nit @ret6el,
| 9elpielt; fnr5 bepor mir 5uriidfa-
men, lit iie eefaaenL ben @rm un-
ter itd; i'd meinte, iie babe iid MIR
mebe getan; aber es lit idlimmer
uno i6limmer geporben. iie fam
ben Irm nid)t mebr betpegen nno
peint BEL ser leiieiten 8eriibrung !,
i'd CLAUDE iie bat i'm gebroben, bier
iiber Dem @elenf.
@ottbolo bate ii6 iiber oas &inb
gebeuet, oas ibn grob, aber nidt
angitlid aniab. CT glaubte in Ga-
ciliens @ugen gu blidcn.
8i1t OH eilt neuer 9oftor9 laete
bas &ino.
Stein, @ret6erL elm 9oftor bin
i'd ni9t> aber nenn on Momo redt
Iieb boit, 10 LOB mid ci,lnal CHI Del.
men @rm failen.
@r tut 10 meb, iagte @retden.
@s ioa gar nidt LANCE bauern.
@ottbolo nabm ben fleinen Mrilt
uno bemeetc i'm i'm SdultergeIenf
uno i'm @abogen - bos &iito lie5
es rubig eeldeben; oann elitt er
porIi6tig an Dem unterl1 @rme ber-
as big gum &nohel unb bog elm
menig oas Sanogelenf. 0as Sinh
mimmerte leiie, @ottbolo Iegte oos
Merm1en auf Die 9ede nnb ridte-
tie fid empor.
Sd claude nit boiler 8eitimmt-
belt peritbern 81 fonnen, oaB Der
Mrm ni6t gebrohen tit, es neitcr
nidtg als cine itarfe 3errung Der
Sebnen. Sd modte einen einfahen
8erban6 anlesem Der @retden BON
ibren Sdmeraen befreielt miro, ba
er Tie perbinoert, oas @elenf gu Be-
megen. 9T miro onsreifeuL bis
Ser Doftor fommt. 0arf ih2
gr bate leiie geiproden; ober
oas aino batte es bod gebort.
grlaube es inn bod, Wama, Jag
tie es, id babe ben neuen Doftor
piel lieber als ben alten.
ueber gdciliens blei6e @angetl
rannen elm paar groBc granen,
audi @ottbolos Mugen mnroen betb.
@r fraete, Oh mol cine 8inoe, Die
! er beidrieb, porbanoen Jet, es NOR
cine oa, gang mie er Tie braudt e-
@dbreno er tie 5uiamnlenrollte, Jag.
te err: gs lit ood gut, 0aB i'd wd6,
/ reno meiner Stuoienidbre i'm Sn-
! tereIIe meiner Gunlt uno aug pirf-
li1er 2iebe CUR Sade fleibig ano-
tomiife nnb anoere me0i5iniide
aoQegia beiudte. Sd babe idon
elm paarmal bisden Wiifen belfet,
fonnen, mo feline anbere SiIfe CUR
&ano mon nnb Ser SAL Elm menig
i1limmer lag, alS oiesmal. Sd mie-
oerbole. es lit audi nidt Die Spur
elmer mirfliderl @efabr porbanoelt
rno id niiroe, menn es iein miibte,
obne mid 81 beiinnen, Die 8erant-
portung iibernebmen.
Sd pertraue Sbnen podfommen,
@ottbolos 2ppenS 5udten. Siebat-
ten iid bonn eriten 4ugenblif Bis
gum lesten gu genannt, uro er bot
te iie ni1t anbers genannt i'm $50
den uno inn Eraume ndbreno oteier
5ebn Sabre.
Ser 8erbano mar angelegt, gu
@ottboIos 3u~frieoenbeit. @ret6em,
BON @einen miioe uno iest gan8 OBJ
ne Sbmer5en, batte bas aopfdem
auf bic Seite geneiet uno ldien
einihlafen gu molten. @ottbolo ging
aus benz @emah 5urid in oas
@obn5immer. unb mabreno er
bier in benz bdmmrigen &anme nab
Dem Sute tappte, bemahtigte iih
ieiner Die Dlmoerlihite glnbfin.
oung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-08
@eht anseiuanber!

iaet elm 8oli5iit gu einem golfsanf,
lanf nno i6l6gt nit Dem 9niippel
orein, pen,1 notig. gbenio iagen Die
groBen, groben Mineralpillen Bel
MagenItorungeu uno nur Gleno
folgt. Or. Sings Stem 2ife Pins
perleben oie gineepeioe nidt. Sir
bringen iie nur gelinoe in EGtig-
felt uno @eiunobeit folgt bana6.
25c in auen Mpotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-08
ee6rer seimdt.

Sir oie Cafes Shule, @allc.
geras, miro ein 9ebrer geiliht, Der
Gentid uno gngliid unterridtel
fam. nno 5amilie bat. @ebolt nidlt
inter $50 per Monat. Bobnung,
@aller uno Stoaung auf Dem Bla-
BE. Man menbe iih oil sic Sbal-
9ruitecs: Sris @ale. IT,, ,@oolpb
@ose, 3idar6 SOB, @alle, Seros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-08
2uidneibe. uno Mabmmterridt.

Gidert bic Sufunft gurer Eo6ter;
last lie bas Nd6en nnb 3uidneioen
erlernen. Infer unterridt urnfaBt ieoe
@inSelbeit. Wobm1ng uno 4olt rat
g%usfpdrtige. 443 Oitsgommerce ctr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-08

Sn guero itarb 6. 6. Staot-
Ter i'm Mlter BON Is Sabren. @r
fam nod Der 3eritorung Snoiano-
los nod guero.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-08
Countv.RommiTar Pre,inkt I.
Sic nSreie Yrefe" 1T attorilleri
s5errn Henry Meyer

oIs &ansibat fir bas amt bes gountps
0ommiidr, Yreeinft SO. 4. in Der be-
boritebenoen grimdrrpabl i'm Suli an%
aiiapinen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-08
Sur G~emnty,AHeNer.
Sic .Sreie Yreile" lit autoriiiert,
Serru Henry Boerner

als &anoioat fir bas Amt bes Stenere
GHeiiors bon 8erar gonntb bel Der be-
borItebenoeu bemofratijden Erimars
ipabl am 27. Suli an5ufiinoigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-08
rand! land! rand!!!

1901 Elder, az Meilen Bpm 5fpei berz
fhieoenen giienbabnltationen entfernt.
nit enten Sdulen nnb airden. 400 AfT
fer iino iebt inter &uItnr. $50 Ifer
bapon ii1o eutes d1par5es SlnBnieoe@
r~ungslano. Sic iibrigeu 600 Ader be-
lteben aus eutem ihwaroen. ipeaigen
ErairiesS alfano, ferti9 fin ben Yflng;
Ser 8ooen 1T pom belten lmp por8iiglid
fir 8aimtpone. 9orn II. IN. geeignet.
Sas @an5e 1T elm eineeridteter Ylde
nit 8r1nneu u1b @inbmiiblen. Geidlis
der @aferporrat. @ier quite @obubdli<
Ter aif peri6ieoenen Stellen. Sas Yano
arenst an elmer Seite an ben 8uaoa<
Ilpes6luB, an Der anoeren Seite befins
BET lid Der 8abuipee Der g. 8. q .. U.
giSenbahn nit einem Seiten9eleiie nur
einiee bunoert S1ritte bon bier uno
hal6fpeas 8lpiihen Guero lino @ictcriu.
Sam aefalft meroen in Stiiden non 100
Mderr, poer mebr nit @ebdubeu II. @ils
ridtungen 81 $3.50 per Gder ODER gu
$3.50 per Ider ohne ginridhIn9en-
@egen fpeiterer Gusfimft ipenoe man
iid IN
j. j. Fischer,
a~lleiniger Gseut. Gnerp, seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-08
Wabl Nn3ei9en.
SIR County S~temersKenceter
Sic nSreie 9reie" lit aitoriiierf,

als aanbibat fir bas gmt bes Steuers
Solicitors bon @egar gountb bel Der
b~eborItebenoen benlofratiideu Primdrs
tuahl an5ufiinofQen.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04
$50 Men Seek to Earn
SIS by Selling Their
Blood for TRANSMISSION

NEW YORK May 4.-More than $50
men of all nationalities, their thread
bare clothes betraying their need. be-
sieged Lebanon hospital from a. m.
until p. m, seeking to earn $25 in
exchange for their blood. They came
in response to an advertisement to-
day which read:
MEN WANTED-strong, healthy
men for a blood TRANSMISSION.
Twenty FIVE dollars compensation.
Apply at Lebanon hospital between
10 and II o'clock today
Blood TRANSMISSION is the last hope of
saving the life of Mrs Y Hermann. 81
years old Last Wednesday Mrs. Herr
mann fell from the fourth story of the
apartment in which she lives to the
yard below and fractured her skull. She
lost a great quantity of blood. and her
physician has to have recourse to blood
TRANSMISSION to save her.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04
EXPLOSION FROM N. Y.
FIRE INJURIES THREE
AND CAUSES A PANIC

NEW YORK. May 4-Three men
were injured in an explosion during
fire in the four story apartment at
7o2-7o4-706 Eighth avenue today Two
of the victims are Captain Coleman
and Fireman Kinnichan, of Truck "a,
who were on the third floor when the
explosion occurred and were burned Sc
verely The third man, John Kenig,
was passing along Eigth avenue in an
automobile a flying piece of glass
severed an artery in his right arm.
One hundred and fifty persons fed
from the building in fire escapes when
the flames were discovered, and
crowd Of proportions so immense gath
cred in the street that police reserves
had to be hurried to the scene. The
fire started in the basement and made
rapid Roadway. The dumbwaiter shafts
afforded draught which caused the
blaze to spread quickly. When the ex-
plosion occurred residents of nearby
apartment houses were frightened from
their homes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04
Thousands From All Over the
Country to Attend Gathering
of the Boys in Gray.
FAIREST DAUGHTERS OF
SOUTH WILL TAKE PART
Sponsors, Maids of Honor, and
Matrons All Chosen-Line-
Up of the Great Parade.

MACON, GA, May 4.-The soldiers
in gray and their children and grand
children will revive the memories of
the Confederacy at the South's great
est annual gathering in Macon next
week, beginning Monday Already
Macon is thronged by thousands Of
visitors, and every train brings hordes
of others.
Advices received by local railroad
agencies indicate a phenomenal sale of
tickets in all parts of the country, as
the cheap rates are nationwide. and
point to the largest attendance in the
history of the reunion of the United
Confederate Veterans. No less than 81
special trains from the states of Texas
Arkansas and Oklahoma have already
started on their journey across the
South
The United Sons of Confederate Vet
Grams assemble first, commencing their
annual reunion Monday night For the
first time the Sons will have an en-
campment, more than 1000 tents hav-
ing been erected for them at Central
City park which is also the home of
the Georgia State fair. These tents are
in the half-mile track
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04
City Sewer Work
Is Months Behind:
Engineer Complains

Completion of Atlanta's sewage dis
posal plants will be delayed for more
than a year as result of the made
quate efforts put forth by Contractor
Chester A Dady, according to Captain
Clayton, chief of construction, and r
A Quillian, chairman of the bond COM
mission.
Mr.. Dady asked for nine months ex-
tension of time to complete the Peach
tree creek disposal plant Captain
Clayton says he won't finish it within
a year, at his present rate. Dady also
has the contract to build the Intrench
ment creek disposal plant and only the
grading work has been begun there.
There is great need for all three of
these plants, for the sewage is now
dumped into the small streams around
the city. This causes very insanitary
conditions in hot weather. The Proctor
creek plant is practically complete and
will be connected in about a month
The Peachtree creek plant was also to
have been completed this summer, but
it will be next summer before it is fin
ished However, the sewer to the plant
will soon be finished and the sewage
that is now flowing into the streams on
the north side will be carried out to the
plant and turned into the Peachtree
creek.
A special committee. composed of AL
dine Chambers, r. NJ Clayton and F. A.
Quillian. has been appointed to investi-
gate the progress of Mr. Dady's work
and make a report before any extension
of time is granted him.
Captain Clayton says that the ex-
IRENE bad weather during the winter
and the inability of the contractors to
get crushed stone is one cause for de-
lay, but not reason for as much time
as DadY will require.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04
Downtown Section Threatened
as Water Reaches Highest
Point Yet Touched.
LOUISIANA NOW FACES
VERY GRAVE SITUATION
Baton Rouge in Serious Danger
as bikes Go Out SandbagS
Hold Back River.

NEW ORLEANS, May 4.-With New
Orleans itself threatened with an over
flow of the Mississippi levees that will
flood part of the downt town section,
with the bikes at Baton Rouge in dan
ger of going out and causing enormous
damage and with the water rising hour
by hour. Louisiana today faces the
most serious flood situation it has ever
known. Water. here has reached a stage
six inches above anything ever known
before. Sandbags piled on the levees
are turning the water back, but fear
that they may not be able to hold and
that the levees will be overlooked was
expressed by those in charge of the
work.
At Baton Rouge the situation is far
more serious The levees there are no.
ticeably weak after the strain of the
last few weeks and it was expected at
midnight that they would go Out some
time today. The lower parts of the
city would be inundated at once, and it
was expected that the city water pump
inc station and the sewage pumping
stations would be among the first put
out of commission The water was ex-
peoted to break through the dikes in
front of the state house and heavy
damage to the state property was
feared.
The town of Bayou Sara is in some
places fifteen feet under water Fran
cisvire is covered with three feet of
water. The crevasse at Bayou Sara is
growing hourly. and engineers there
have given up hope of stopping it.
The situation at Torras continues
grave, the water flowing in torrents
through the west levee which has been
broken down by the foods. The break
is thousand feet long, and the foods
are stin pouring out over the sugar
plantation country.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04
SICK MAN, ATTACKED
IN BED BY MAD DOG,
CHOKES'IT TO DEATH

SAVANNAH. GA, May 4.-While
victor Workman. shipping clerk in
the employ of the Southern Lumber
Company, lay i'll in bed at his home a
mad dog rushed into the room and at
tackled the patient biting him upon the
arm. Workman sprang from the bed,
chased the dog about the room until
he cornered it, when he grasped it by
throat
Then, securing his revolver. he pre-
pared to shoot the animal, but Mrs.
workman. who had been attracted to
the room by the connection, pleaded
with him not to fire With the butt Of
the weapon the sick man beat the dogs
brains out. The dog, a small cur, be-
longed to the Workman family.
Workman will be given the Pasteur
treatment in order to avoid any posi-
bility of the bite being serious.