davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-31
TsIsgTamy lagTaRiGzne'
q MEXYKU.

Mexyk, miasto, 81 pazdzierntka.
- Prawie pewna jest rzecza, ze
prezydentem zosta{ po5rany"
ME Garnboa. jak pierwotnie donie-
siono, ale sam Huerta, wieepre-
zydentem general jego, dawniej-
sly stronnik Madery = Blan-
quet. Jake stanowis.io zajma wo-
bee tego faktu ,Stany Zjednoczo-
ne ME wiadOmo jeszcze, ale naPre
zenie zaniepokojenie wroslo mad
zwyczajnie, a zdenerwowanie da-
je sic spostrzedz W caiem spole-
czenstwie mexykanskien. Rad
zachowuje pozory obojetnego spo-
koju zdaje sic przyjmowac fakt
do wiadomoSci korzystnej, IL ma
rod Huerte obral prezydentem l
ME mysli podobno uniewaznic te-
20 wyboru, choc o ten zapewnia-
no W ostatnich dniach Rampant,
re W razie glosowania ia Huerte
uniewaznione beda te giosy.
Niema zadnej tez watpllwoscl, re
tylko nacisk z CORY, tylko ,wpiyw
Huerty osobisty i jego siepaczy
spuwodowal TAXI wiaSnie rezul--
tat wyborow, poniewaz wszedzie,
gdzie giosowano, wojsko stalo w
pogotowiu dokola lokalow wybor-
czych. -. Jak sic wobec tego wy
boru zachowa Kongres, ME wid
Gomo. Wybor ME ma nawet okre-
Slcnego terminu, spodziewac sic
ualezy elekcyi najblizszej po
trzech latach dopiero, W r. 1916,
5C szescioletnim jest okres pre-
zylencyalny W Mexyku poGlug
;Cnstytucyi tamtejszej, a okres
ow, zaczai Porfirio Diaz, pQ MIN
czaSowym prezydentem byi de Ia
Rara, potem Madero, wreszcie
Huerta. Niektorzy przypomina--
ia, ze Hureta ME moze bye prezy-
dentem, DO byl kandydatem
rzadzacym rownoczeSnie, czego
konstytucya zabrania, ale kto dis
W Mexyku konstytucye pyta?...
= Podobno W stolicy wykryto
spisek przeciwko Huercie: iakic5
twie danny mialy zdradzic VIA
dzon. re pewni spiskowcy mama
wall je, by zwabiiy Huerte W ia
kie miejsce, gdzieby mogi bye "a
Ircrdowany Przez spiskowc6w
&c. yniono wiele aresztowan.
Londyn, 81 pazdziernika. =
jai;kolwiek pomiedzy 'Soncertem
mocarstw Stanami Zjedn., ME
ia zdeklarowanego porozumie--
MA co do wspolnej akcyi W Mexy-
ku. ale rownie mocarstwa jak
Stany zapewniiy sic nawzajem, re
zadnej akcyi ME podejma be- po-
rozumienia wzajemnego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-31

no brof w obozie strajkierow.
Strawberry domagaja sic protek-
cyl milicyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-31

re cato jednak do walki ME mo-
skich oficer6w zglosiio juz swa O.
chote do zmierzenia sic Bulgaria
NIL.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-31
Snsgs gsFiiasssiist1V.
j. J. Hill rzniG bankierom
gorzkie sIOWa praWdy.
.ORYGlNALNY SLAD.
NazwiSkO " kamize|Ce napTOWadza ma
$|ady mordeTc6W.
RULETA W SR0MIESCIU.
POiCya WyrabaEa dTzwi, zanim sChwytaEa szuleT6W.
Szescu straiak6w niebezpieczenstWie. = Burmistrz
Harrison sprzeciwa sic panom inz. Arnolda.
-Jeden swiadk6w procesie Funka
znk1. Il procesu dynamiciarzy
z polityki.
Pofcya WyrabaIa drzw, zanim schwytaEa szu|eTdw.

Goraco poleca} Hill, aby finan-
siSci zastanowili sic i ably wzglad
mieli ma siebie, ma wlasne reputa-
eye, ma wiasne posiadania, jako-
tez ma fortuny, ktorych sa str6-
zami. Krach jest bowiem nieuni-
kniony, jezeli ME ustanie szalone.
i nieopatrzne wydawanie bon
dow i papierow wartosciowych.
L czasem bowiem zapotrzebowa-
ME musi ustac, a wtedy gdy ceny
juz zaczna spadac, lawiny ME
bedzie MONA wstrzymac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-31
NIEzALEzNIE Cd INNYCH,

CIid JhlSILy uOlldSdId sig PlOtSN
cyl milicyi.
NIEZALEzNIE Cd INNYCH.
Waszyngton, 81 pazdziernika
Wydano wczoraj oswiadczerrie, re
W kwestyi mexykanskiej Rad a
merykanski bedzie dzialai nieza-
leznie cd rzad6w pahstw obcych,
Zazegnano konflikt rzadu amery-
.kahskiego pahstwami europej-
skiemi ale ME doprowadzono do
zgodnego dzialania.
Prezydent Wilson postanowil
trzymac sic tradycyjnej kontroli
w sprawach mexykahskich rzadu
amerykanskiego. Me chce on, by
obce pahstwa lnieszaly sic do
spraw czysto ameryNanskich, Sta
ny Zjednoczone ME radza sic in
nych pahstw w kwestyi mexykal-
skiej. Kohczy sic Gala akcya na
informowaniu obcych panstw O
krokach tutejszego rzadu.
Plany prezydenta Wilsona po-
zostaja nadal zagadna. Me via
domo jakiej tresci bedzie prokla--
macya rzadu amerykahskiego,kto
ra prezydent ma dzisiaj przedsta-
vic gabinetowi do zatwierdzenia.
Niekt6rzy powiadaja, re Stany
Zjednoczone urzadza Huercie de-
monstracye w zatoce W Vera
Cruz. WySla tam ogromna ilosc o.
kretow wojennych i zmusza dy--
ktatora do rezygnacyi.
Prezydent Wilson ME jest "a
dowolony z niedzielnych wybo--
row. Me przyjmie on zarzadzen
Huerty, chociazby te byly maj
.przyjazniejsze Stanom Zjednoczo-
nym. Wilson domaga sic innej e
.lekcyi3 majacej sic odbyt pod kon-
tro'a Stan. Zjednoczonych.
2 RAMPANT PoLITYCZNEJ
w NOWYM YORKU.
Nowy York, 81 pazdziernika,-
Miasto Nowy York ME byio jesz-
.czc Swiadkiem takiej zacietej kan
.panii politycznej. Starry ludzie
nic pamietaja zazartosci, jaka
obecnie kandydaci ma burmistrza
walcza. Oczywiscie powodem tel
zazartoSci jest zlozenie Sulzera 2
.urzedu gubernatora. Sulzer mie--
Ska W Nowym Yorku i postano-
viii "a wszelka Gene pobic handy
data Tammanistow. Me jest on
kandydatem ma burmistrza, nato-
miast wystapii jake kandydat
progresystow ma posla do legisla-
tury stanowej. Przeciwnikiem
kandydata Tammanistow jest
John Purroy Mitchell majacy po-
parcie repubikanow j progresi--
stow. Kandydat. Murphyego jest
Edward Mccall, czionek najwyz-
(Dokonczenie ma stt. 9eD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-31
Ha1rts obrsay Prey.
t1ate'fl Nasyka.
NiepeWnOSt i zaniepokojenie.
PROCES KIJ0WSKI.
Sprawy Anglii.
Radium "a S3OO,OOO. = CeS. Eugenid
Umiera. = POjedynki 0 Honor
BuIgaIyL
Ksiaie Abbruzow panDa Elkins.
SkandaI EmigraCyjny " AustryI,
kampanii pOIityczne W NOwSm IOrku. -PopraWka
do konsty tucyi. = POgrzeb strazak6w. = MilIcya
utrzymuje porzadek. - Garrison W Paname.
Ksiaze Abbruzow a panDa Elkins.
SkandaI EmigraCyjny " Austryi.
kampanii poIitycznej W NowSm YOrku. .-Poprawka
do konsty tucyi. = POgrzeb strazak6w. = MilIcya
utrzymuje porz8dek. - Garrison W Panam.e
= NieZalelnie cd innych.
PRocEs KIJoWSKI.

Kijow, 81 pazdziernika. Wczo-
,aj w dalszym ciagu zeznawali le-
iiarze experci, zeznania ich TO-
zply sic wiecej jeszcze m;edz::'
SODA, niz W dniu pierwszym ich
swiadczenia: lekarze rzeczoznaw-
cy, choc pierwsze powagi krajowe.
zarzucali sobie nawzajem nieu--
miejetnoSc, szczegolniej ostra wy
niknela sprzeczka pomiedzy rad
ca dworu DIR. Pawiowem z Peters
-burga, drem kostorowem, spe--
cyalista medycyny sadowej. Licz-
by ran ma giowie zamordowanego
chiopca Juszynskiego ME stwier--
dzono ostatecznie, byiby to
szczegof wazny,, bo 13 ran ma bye
przepisanych w mordzie rytual-
nym, wiec jesliby ich byio mniej,
lub wiecej, toby W znacznej mie-
RE wpiywalo ma oskarzenie. w
autopsy znaleziono wiele niedo--
kladnoSci i bledow. Zeznania le-
karzy zamknieto wczoraj, dis ze-
znajq psychiatrzy experci.
SPRAWY ANGLII.
Londyn, 81 pazdziernika, =
Krqzyia pogloska, re kr6lewicz
angielski ksiaze Walii zostal zare-
czony z corka cara, .16-letnia ksie-
zniczka Tatiana: zaprzeczono o.
ficyalnie tel wieSci,
= Komitet przemysiowcow an
gielskich wniosi prosbe do rzadu
o rekonsyderacye postanowienia
CO do ME brania udzialu W wy
stawie W San Francisco w r. 1914,
Stawie w San Francisco W r. 1915,
sliej produkcyi przemysiowej.
-Londynskie laboratoryum
dla badania radium zakupilo W pa
ryskich zakiadach PAM Curie- Sklo
dowskiej 1000 miligramow radium
"a cene 100000: jest to prawie
trzecia Geese caiego zapasu ra-
dunn, jaki istnieje dotad ma swie-
Gle W skupieniu, rozporzadzalno-
Sci ludzkiej.
q FRANCYI.
Paryz. 81 pazdziernl&a. = Ce-
sarzowa Eugenia, wdowa po cesa-
rzu Francyi Napoleonie Helm,
sedziwa juz bardzo. zapadla ma
zdrowiu tax, ze lada chwili spo---
dziewac sic MONA zgonu. Ogrom-
ny jej majatek przypadnie ksieciu
Ludwikowi Napoleonowi.
- Piotr Lott, ow pisarz fran
cuski, ktory W swem tureckiem
rozlniiowaniu, nazwai Buigarow
najgorszymi barbarzyncami wy
nosii pod niebiosa Turkow O.
statniej wojny, otrzymai z Bulga-
ryi okolo tuzina wyzwan ma pole
dynki.. Jak donosilismy przybyi
tez do Paryza specyalnie delego-
wany officer bulgarski Torkow, a.
by walczyc z Lotim i pomScic ho-
nor Buigaryi. Ale Lott liczy lat
so i sam .stanac do walk ME mo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-31
MOVIE SLADY w MoRDER-
STWIEy KASYERA- BANKU.

MOVIE SLADT w MORDER-
STWIEy KASYERA BANKU.
Policya poszukuje mordercow
Edwarda Rotermunda, asystenta
kasyera banku w Addison, FL, o.
brabowanego przed kilku dnlam',
w Union i Marengo, w powiecie
McHenry, wedlug Shadow, odkry-
tych przez koronera chicagoskie-
go Hoffmana. Detektywi poszu-
kuja tam G.rM. Phillipsa i John
Stall'a. Szeryf Kuhn powiatu
Dupage, twierdzi, re opis tych
dwoch zgadza sic opisem obu
mordercow Rotermunda.
Koroner Hoffman odkryi sla-
dy w spos6b nastepujacy: w pia-
tex, okolo godz. 2-giej po polnocy
automobil ugrzazi W blocie blisko
domu deputowanego kQronera ID.
J. Gillespie W Desplaines. Giles
pie wyszedi domu ma pomoc. a
do niego przyiqczyf sic szef poll
cyl. Starali sic nadaremnie wy
ciagnac automobil z blota. PAM
Gillespie zaprosiia obu obcych
do spedzenia nocy W ich domu,
lecz ci podziekowali odeszli.
Ma drugi dzieh popoiudniu
przekonano sic, re automobil,
ktory jeszcze W biocie sic znajdo-
wal, skradziony byl ,garazu"
S. A. Sigwalta, kupca wegli bu-
dulcu W Desplaines,
Nastepnego dnia obrabowano
bank W Addison, II mil Cd Des.-
PLANES.
Kononer Hoffman natychmiast
poiaczyl obydwa wypadki wy
rail przypuszczenie, re CT sami
dwaj rabusie, ktorzy usilowal;
skrasc automobil Sigwalta, obra.
bowali bank W Addison i uciekli
W skradzionym automobilu q.
Knaba Chicago.
Gdy przeszukano 'automobil
Sigwalta, znaleziono W nim sur
dut i kamizelke. Napis W surdu-
Gle opiewal, re zrobi} go krawiec:
f. C. Bruske, pierwotnym villa
scicielem byl G. M. Phillips. Pod
podszewka kamizelki znaleziono
zwiniety skrawek papieru ma
pisem: Martha Stall, Union, Nc
Henry Co., I'll.
w Union detektywi znalezh
pania Martha Stall, prowadzaca
,,poolroom'' i sklad cukierek. Jej
MAJ rozwiedziony, John Stall, O.
puscn Union okoio rok temu,
lecz wrocii tydziefi pred obrabo-
waniem banku " Union. Kilka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-31

rison zwiedzn wezoraj ma parow--
czyku Sluzy W Gatun, nastepnie
udai sic przez iezioro Gatun az
do przerebu Cpearacha. Sekretarz
Garrison zwied2if takze fortyfi--
.kacye ma .atlantyokiej stronie ka-
nalu panarnskiego.
PoGRZEB oFIAR PozARU.
Milwaukee, Wis, 81 pazdzier--
nika. = Wczoraj Gale miasto Mil
waukee bylo okryte zaloba po-
wodu pogrzebu oSmiu strazakow,
.ktorzy zgineli w pozarze zeszieJ
niedzieli. M
Trumny strazakow ma wozach
strazackich okrytych zaloba "a
brano do kosciola katolickie Sw,
Gala tam odprawilo sic uroczy-
ste nabozenstwo. KilkanaScie ty=-
siecy ludzie braio udzia} w po--
grzebie. 49,
Z dwudziestu czterech niebez-
piecznie pokaleczonych w niebez-
piecznym stanie w szPitalu ley je
szcze August Pagel.
w poniedzia}ek rozpocznie sic
sledztwo koronera w tel sprawie.
Prokurator dystryktowy obiecu--
je wielkie sensacye ma tie tel ka-
tastrofy.
SAD UWoLNIL ZONE ADMI-
RALA. :.
Plymouth, Mass, 81 pazdzier--
nika. = PAM Minnie May Eaton,
iona admiraia Jozefa Eatona, 20
stala uwolniona wczoraj przez sad
przysieglych Cd zarzutu otrucia
swego meza. Do tego wyroku
przyszli sedziowie przysiegli po
obradach trwajacych dwanascie
godzin. Okoio 200 -osob siedzialo
w sail sadowej przez Gala noe.
Kiedy ogioszono wyrok niewin-
nosci wdowa rozplakala sic. DIE
kowala ona sedziom przysieglym
kazdemu osobna.
Prokuratorya dala wskazowki
sadowi, by w razie uznania tel ko-
biety niewinna mordu skazano ia
ma dozywotni pobyt W zakiadzie
dla obfakanych. Prokuratorya
twierdziia, re kobieta ia jest ME
poczytalna.
Smierc admirala Eatona pozo-
stanie nadal tajemnica. Admiral
umarl cd trucizny.
MILICYA MA TERENIE
STRAJKoWYM.
Trinidad, Colo, 81 pazdzierni-
.ka Ponowienie sic zaburzen
strajkowych W miejscowoSciach,
gdzie istnieja kopalnie wegla spro
wadziiy ma miejsce oddziaiy mill
cyl stanowej. Milicya W dniu
wczorajszym byla bardzo czyn--
ma. Oddzialy konnicy zwiedzaiy
.wszystkie kopalnie, gdzie zanosi--
10 sic ma awantury. Skonfiskowa,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-31

Hattermau CLAM po1yezaja pienis-
DE na prOperta. 111o Milwaukee Ay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-21
Richmond's Trading Advantages

diversified industrial operations and extensive job
possible variety from
reaching
which
trade
United
rid Of forty
Richmond allow days
Richmond
at
richmond a
after The conve o
all
making
the rowth IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-21
RICHMOND STRIDE
lW|LL NOT SHORTEN
NO INDICATION OF HIATT IN HER
SUBSTANTIAL PROG
RESS.
MAYOR OPTIMIS TIC
HOPE OF THE FUTURE LIES IN
FACT THAT HER PEOPLE ARE
THINKING MORE IN COM
MUNITY TERMS.
MAYOR OPTIMIS
by HON. GEORGE AINSLIE,
Mayor of Richmond.

| I see no Indications. specially ap-
| plicable to Richmond. of a halt in
| her gratifying substantial growth and
! progress. The spirit Of her people Is
now such that they will gain advan-
/ tages and improvements for her that
she failed to obtain In other days.
The hope of the city for the future
lies in the patent fact that each day
sees more and more of her people
thinking in community terms. and
acting upon the principle that the
good of the whole Is the first con-
sideration. and individual benefit, ex-
ccpt as Il result thereof. is of secon-
, dairy Importance. We are gradually
abandoning the individualistic point
Of view. Though some OF them are
still with us, the number Of her peo-
pie who would rather do something
TO the city than something for her,
who would rather get something from
her than give something to her, is
steadily decreasing Az this un-
patriotic class grows smaller It's sell
fish members become all the more
conspicuous and despised
A great present need OF Richmond.
which I hope viii be the product OF
this change In public sentiment is
comprehensive city plan for her
growth and development This need
is all the moro apparent upon the
eve of the annexation OF more terri
tory. Thus far, we have "tust grown"
but now we should take hold of this
growth and reEulate 1t under care
fully prepared plans Of expert en-
gineers. architects, artists, sanitarians,
etc. as Is done ny those cities OF the
world which stand first in beauty,
bealthfulness and comfortable and de-
sirahle living conditions. Most cities
Of -Europn-EaF+---rrr- ahead of lis In
the science of municipal government.
Their governments are models of eff
cfencv end economy comparable to
the best managed private corpora
lions. They are SO only because the
pveople will that they shall be SO.
With them city planning and city
management Is q business for which
men are educated and trained as for
any other business or profession. Coll
leges are maintained for the pur-
nose. The admirable results obtained
by them arc the products pf expert |
knowledge and opinions, while ours
are those ~ the average OF the COM /
munttv There are few European /
cities thot one would tour a hundred I
miles 10 see whose growth and de- I
velopment have not BEEN controlled t
nv complete plans devised for years /
in advance OF present needs by ex- /
perts IN such matters, and strictly fol- !
lowed year by year. e Not . q man, OF :.
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he hasa government
off
W a o
successfully
the public the best at remarkably low
Of in
cents per gallo
o for publ
cschoo
@
Richmond
@
One-tenh Iichmonds
Richmond providing
OF
Richmond Of
Richmond has a commission OF government.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-21
d.. Toney

D. L. Toney, merchant
and business man, coming
from his fathers farm in
Powhatan county after
having received the best
education which the coun-
ty schools could give, ar
rived in old Manchester in
1881 and engaged in. the
grocery business with his
father. He served in the
Manchester Council two
terms, served as Chair
man of the City Demo-
cratic Committee, served
four sessions in the Viz
ginia Legislature, and at
present is nominee from
Richmond for same posi-
ton. He served as Post
master under President
Cleveland, securing free
delivery uuder his admin
istration. He has been
President Of Richmond
and Chesterfield Business
Mems Association since I
its organization, having
been reelected to succeed
himself five successive
terms. He is also identi-
fed with many other BUSH
ness enterprises and fra
.ernal organization, and is
at this tllnr proprietor Of
the Theato Theater, Fifth
and Broad Streets; also of
the Pastime Theater, Hull
Street, Southside.
Mr.. Toney takes an ac-
tive part in anything tend
ing to the uplift Of Rich
mond, having been one of
the leaders for the annex ]!
alton Of Manchester to
Richmond. He has the
confidence Of the business
world, having been a sue
cessful merchant for about
twenty-five years. .altx.
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small house without a plan, then why
do we imagine we can properly build
a city without one7 We are justly
proud Of Richmond. but Dame For
tune has been kind to us. We have
left too much of her growth to
chance. It is surprising that the re-
suit Is so good. We have not looked
ahead into the future, as wisdom die
tates we should do. but have lived
merely from year to year The
errors resulting from this lack Of
foresight, which Is not common to us
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-21

cially viii be glad 10 learn that Or. J.
G. Metcalrs English Literature. one Of
the latest OF the more Important books
published by the company. has received
perhaps the most enthusiastic welcome
from high sources that has been ac-
corded IA text hook Of its Kind in recent
years. Not only has this book been
highly endorsed by multitude of high
school and college teachers throughout
the country, but a number of W ell
known writer's have been pleased TO
say In effect that in addition to being
splendid text on literature IL is itself
q notable contribution TO literature.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-21

'Its useless to urge me TO marry
You. When l say no mean no."
"Always?"
Invariably"
"And can nothing ever break your
determination when once YOU make
up your mind?"
absolutely nothing"
"Well. l wouldn't care to marry a
girl like that, anyhow. B Boston Tran
script
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cities untold millions to repair. The
sooner we begin the smaller and
lighter will be our burden, and the
quicker and greater the desirable
benefits
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An Expensive Hand.
did my father make objections to
bestowing upon you my hand?"
No" said the young man. Just as
I asked for your hand. he happened
TO be growing over your manicure
ill.--Washington Herald.
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-14
Book AGENT Is Arrested.

Camden.-E. G. KunZe of Memphis,
a book salesman, was arrested here on
false pretense. Kunze is accused Of
having sold books by means of fraudu-
lent testimonials from leading local
professional and business men, and
misrepresenting as to the firm by
which he was employed. AS to the
last charge, the firm has come to his
aid and has employed r. X. Mason, a
local lawyer. to defend their agent
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-14
LEGISLATOR FROM
SEBASTIAN DEAD
PRESENTATlVE w. 8. W
HEARTSILL'S DEATH A SUR
PRISE WAR VETERAN
OLDEST MEMBER OF BODY
Home Was in Greenwood-Survived
by Wife and Children-Curio
Collector.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Little Rock.-Representa Wylie
Biount Wright HeartsilI of Greenwood
Sebastian county, died Unexpectedly
here in local hospital.
When the news of the death reached
the statehouse both houses adjourned
Nhen the body was sent to Greenwood
In a special car a committee from the
general assembly accompanied it.
Representative Heartsill was ~
years old and probably WAS the oldest
member in either branch of the legis.
lature. He was horn September 13,
1910, at Louisville, Tenn, and served
with distinction throughout the Civil
war. During the last three years of
the war he was a captain in the Con-
federate army.
Mr. Heartsill was elected represen.
tative from Sebastian county in 1907
and again in 1909. Then skipping a
term, he was elected for the third
time in 1872
He was studious and read the great
er part of his leisure time.
He also took an interest in the col
lection of antique articles and heir
looms, and at the time of his death
possessed probably the most extensive
and valuable collection of it's kind in
the state.
One article in his collection prob
ably valued by him above all others, is
a clay teapot which is perfectly plated
with silver. The teapot is known to
have been in the Heartsill family for
more than 600 years. 1t is said that
the plating of clay with silver is
lost art now
Representative Heartsill is survived
BY his wife, two daughters, Mrs Wal
ker Gentry and Miss Christine Heart
sill, and three sons, all of whom live
at Greenwood.
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-14
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED
Governor Robinson Fills Vacancies
and New Positions.

Western Newsnaper Union News Service.
Little Rock.-Gov. Robinson made
several appointments on various state
boards and commissions last week:
John M. Davis, assistant cashier of
the German National bank. as state
bank examiner, an office created by
the present legislature.
The senate confirmed all the ap-
pointments
The appointees to the penitentiary
commission are as follows
John " Ferguson of Lonolse for six
years. J. A. Bradshear of Harrisburg
for four years. T. P Murrey of Little
Rock for two years.
The appointments to the state board
OF health by congressional districts
are as follows:
First. DR.. B. A. Fletcher of Augusta;
Second, DR.. j. T. Stout of Brinkley;
Third, Dr. f. B. Young of Springdale;
Fifth, Or. Morgan W. Smith of Little
Rock Sixth Dr. S. d. Hughes of Will
mar; Eleventh, DR.. l.. A. Buckner of
Dermott.
All the appointees are allopathic
physicians, designated formerly as
physicians of the old school," but who
now term themselves regulars"
OF the penitentiary commissioners.
Mr. Ferguson is wellknown real es-
tate man Of Lonoke. He served two
terms as circuit clerk of Lonoke
county.
Mr.. Bradshear is a well-known Poin-
sett county farmer. He was sheriff of
the county from 1902 to 1910.
T. p. Murrey is proprietor of the
Gleason hotel of Little Rock. He was
for many years Arkansas manager for
the American Book Company and retir
ed from this position TO take charge OF
the hotel.
Mr. Davis. the neyw banking commits
sio2er, is appointed under the provi-
sioEs OF the new banking act passed by
the present legislature. Mr., Davis has
lad ID years experience in the bank
ing business. He was born and reared
IN Clarkesvil,e, Johnson county, and
entered bank in that town in 1897,
In 1898 he assited in organizing the
Bank cf Central Arkansas, at that time
located in Lcnoke county. He re-
manned with this bank as cashier for
seVen years. In 1908 he returned to
Clarksyil!e to accept the position Of
cashier Of the Bank og Clarksyille. He
remained with this institution until
December, 1911, when he came to Lit
tie Rock to accep, the position Of as
sis;ant cashier of the reorganizc1 Ger
man National bank.