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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-02
gsstntenbe @lehrnnsn0he.

Berlin, 26. SER. lluterItaotss
Tetrstdr i'm glei6sibaTtamt, SsSopn,
beIudt auesnbtidIi9 bic 5inonsmis
niIter bon 9opern, Diirttembera unb
9oben, nm nit ibnen iibsr WaitteI
unb Bege 3u beraten, tpie bic burd
bic gerItGrtung Der Qrmee berurs
fahten Wlebrausgoben am befteu aes
oedt perbsn t0nnen. Die Webrouss
aabe iptrb ouf etipa 100000
Wnrt pernnIhIdgt.
Sebdnos einseitiir;t.
gltlanto, Ga, 26. 5ebr. On Der
gdt Der BbitebaII unb Sriniin
GtraBe ftiir3te beuts Elm GjsbGuoe Elm.
Sin 5euermebrmonn ipurbe getotst,
5rpei Poli5iiten purben perlebt uno
Bon ben 9enobnern peroen mebrere
bsrmiBi. Wlan olonbt, bnB iie uuter
ben Ruineu bs9rubsn uRb pieIIei6t gss
t0tet iino.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-02
Satfi Bafda.
Inlpritrbe DER Sitrfei
niCbt amerfannt.
Jnratbare 9SalpererpluiiOn.

9onitantinOpsl, 26. Sebr. 0ie
Utiliion oes @ertreters Der ottomuui-
lheR Re9ieruug Sbrabim 6aiti g}as
Ida nab 2onoon iit erfolqlos geiues
len, Sbrabim Safti 9a5ha iollts
bic Sertreter Der N1Gd,te ii6erreoen,
bic @nipriihe Der Siirtei auf Norias
nopel 8u unterRiiBen. Gs III ibm
nldt geIuneen. benn bic @ertreter Der
europGiichen GjroBmd6te neiasrten
lif 9au3 entI6isoen. bic linen BON
Sbrabim Satti BoIda unterbreiiete
Vote Der 3iirfei oIs 8aTs fir neis
tere Observation-Disclosures an3us
ertennen. lteber Die III Der gots
0emahteu 8orihIGae fonnte Der @er=
treter Der tiirfiicben Re9ieruna niht
bInaus aeben. Die @usiicbten auf
boIoigen 6risbsnsI6Iub spiI6en ben
Baltanitaaten uno Der Siirtei fino
oonit lpieoer in ipeite sSerne aeriidt,
oenn es 1T taum an3unebmen, bab bic
Siirtei fih 10 fdneu gu ipeiteren 3us
aeitdnbniHen bereit ertlGren uiro.
0ier ipurbe bebauptet. boB SSbrabim
Soofti BaIba Tton in BEN nddlten
Eogen bierber 5uriidtebren lpiro. um
betreffs ieiner llnterbonolunaen nit
ben 9ertretern Der MG6te oenauen
8eriht nb3uItntten. Gs Idbt Iich
nt9t lengnen, boB einige MiteIieber
oes tiirtifben &nbinetts oufriftia
fir 6riebeu iinb. uber bey GinfluB bes
RET, bic ben 8rieg unter allen llmIfdns
ben tort9eFeBt tpi1len polIen, lit bod
ni4t 5u unteriChGben. 8ie1e polleu
bon peiteren 3uositGnbniTien obIoIut
ni6ts ptlfen. Die miIitGriIden Spes
rotipnen on Der gon5en Bront bIieben
rdbreno Der leBten Sage ouf unbes
beutenbe SharmiiBeI beidrdntt. llno
es 1T aud niht 3u erporten, oab es
IN Der ndthiten 3utunft 3u ernIieren
SdmpIen fommen ipiro, oa bas Dets
ter 8u ungiinitis tft,
Gtion. Spanien, 26. Sebr. Gine
grobe glu3abl BON 8emohnern 6ieler
Staot II. Der umIieoenoen06rfer hattie
iib geitern eineefunoen, m3elaen Ser
3eritOruna etnes 5etlen 3u Iein, Der
etlpa eineinbalb W}eilen BON bier enta
fernt liegt unb oieIe Stu0i BON Dem
8oblenbufen WluisI trennt. Der fels
iige Berg foIlie Our1 SprenapnIbsr
Dem @robooen aleih qemadjt Ipsrben.
(stpa 1000 gf,enO oieIes Gprsnos
pulUers erpIooisrten, ebe iie an Oem
reaten plab nieoergeIeot iporen iuas
ren, uno mebr ais atpeibunoert 3ue
i4auer tuuroen tells auf Der Gteqe
9etotet tells Ibiper perIebt. Bon 0eu
5n9enieuren unb fGotiI6en 8edmten,
bic Die Spren9arbeiten beauFlihtias
ten, ipuroen Die meiiten qei0tet. bis
beute mittag. dls oiefe DspeT6e abe
geffidt pltrbe, batte man se9n 2sis
den unter oen nacb alien Geiten ums
bergei6leuoerten Gr0z un0 Sieinmals
zen gefllnoen. Sine ansobI bon 9l,ts
tungsmanHfdaften fin6 oomit be-
idbdftigt @erpunoete auf8uIuden, ods
NIT iie fofort in bds SoTpital oieIer
Staot befproert perben t0nnen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-02
Crpill, gprinht in 0trlin

Berlin, 25. Jsbr. Srpille Wriqbt
aus Ddnton, Cbio, Der betannte Grs
finoer zines beionberen Spps BON
QeropIanen traf geftern in gegleitung
Ieiner Sbpeiter bier Elm. Bon biefs
gen Grsunoen oes 2uftf6iffsrtorps
uurbe i'm Elm bsgsiitertsr Gmpfang
bereite..
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-02
2feu 3ur SetIe.
ASieuer annSgebnua iibsr ben wabren
0entihen Snnoe5aenoiIeH.

Mtsn. 26. 5ebr. Syn ieiner asItris
gen 2(usgabe bringt bas ,,Reue gBiez
ner SagebIatt" oas angeblih oas
Organ oes 2tuspGrtiqen limits iIt,
ejnen 4rtiiel, in bem iiber 9eutfhs
lambs JrisoensIiebs bas folaeRbe gez
idgt piro:
nTeuti6IaHo mar sur 3eit, aIs
Seiterreid] pas 3ieI hodft ungeredter
Nngriffe mar, trea auf unierer Seite
uno IieB uns feine Superioritdt nid1t
fdhIen. Simmer bot es oas Bib bes
mdatiqen uno itarten Treun0es, aIf
neId)en nit Siderbeit gu reaueu mar.
o@liidlitertpeiie iit 8eutfchlanos
Gtdrte osrartiq, oab ale 5einoTeliqs
tsiten am bsutldeH 2raftbelDuBtiein
I6eitern miiFeH. Die ieBige qrobs
Ru6e Deutf6lonbs entipringt niGi
oer 8eforqnis. Foubern 1T reenss
araftqeFiihl. DaB fpatt ieber, Der
CUR 5at ii6ergebt. 0ies iit uns bes
tannt unb bisnt gu unierer Stdrs
tung."
gSar Gin liniaa.
2oaocn. 25. debr. Die goro.
ners 5urp bot in BEN ToGe beg
item 9orters Syobn G. groot5, Der
am 8cnnergtoo lebter @o6e in feiz
uer Qonopner 9ebauiung cine Ereps
pe hiuabiiiir3is uno bas Genid brot.
sinsu Wa6riprud auf Sob ourh
lIHion abasaeben. Der Qrst, Der
9roots bs5onbelie, Iasts nuF BEN
3suogHitaHo aus, bog no6 Ieiner
4fsinane ber Dtrhdngnisoole Gturs
our6 einsn 0bRmahtganfan psrurs
foyht tDuroe.
Cpfsr frimiHtaer Cseratisn.
Berlin. 26. 7ys5r. untsr BEN gers
oadt. BEN Sob ber porgsitsrH in tis
nsm Softer in 6amburs aIs qsife ass
fGnbentH pidel Derurfa6t Al has
ben, nureen ssittTu oaisl6if spei
eSd.aeHern, HaireHs WlaIur unb cine
frontsnpflsesrin, auno 8ooe, IN
6aft aerommen- G. beiFt. bas Dre
grmDraefe b1s Epfer efHlr frfninels
len GDer0sioH pHres.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-02
YI0bIid) aeForbem.
Hepraisntant q. eSOisyb IlnIseio aus
Hefrnif 81 GMhrs olt

$NtAStg w @fNNtN NAAs
Detroit, Mlih.. 26. 9ebr. stus
eaniing trof geitern mittog bic
2rauertunbe Elm, Dab ReprdIentant
@. Sofepb lInIosIo pon Detroit sl0bs
Iih geitorben fei. llnTpelb ppbute
Der Sibung bes Experimentation.
ies bel. qI0bIih fab isin ueben
thm iibenber Sto1ege. fpie er erz
bIei6te. bod ek sr ss oerbinbern
toHnte, mar llHioeIb bon Ieinem
Stub nuf BEN goben oefuufen.
4er3tlider gsifiaH6 mar iofort 3ur
Gtelle. aber menihIihs 5ilft fonute
uidtg msbr nusrihten. Gin 6er8>
fhlag bate fsiHem 2eban Elm Gnbe
bereitet. DDS 6ous IieB Iofort @srz
togung etntresen g. S;oiepb llns
fosI0 pGr 67 Sabre at. eJn ggurts
temberg gsbDren, tam er i'm Sabre
1859 mad Detroit. 4ntunbbrsifia
Sabre lang mar sr In DitnTtsn unb
3Do!f Sabre lang elmer Der Gupsrs
inteuaentsR bsr 8siroit Siope
9gurts, bod nor ungtfdbr feds Cob
ren 5oa er iib bon nsm Gjefddft
ooaitdnoig 5uriid.
9ian.il Raidla tot.
Berlin. rs. 5sbr. Siamil gafda,
per frubsrs tiirtil9s GroBwsfir, tpsEs
der BEL BEN, bon GnDsr paI6d oe
lsitsisn Staatstrsidb nbgsisst tuuroe,
1T, ipis cine 8epsf6s aus aairo.
5sppteH, melhei. iHfolgs eIneg S6laas
anfalls geitor6en.
SiDiOtHet Der JitidDsbauf.
Berlin, rs. Gebr. Die geutlee
Reihsboni bedbTAiigi. fir bas bers
floiFeae Geihdfisiohr etue 8ipibenoe
OoH $50 qrog .nus5u5nbIen. Dieg2atf0s |
naItunt fit 5eutidIane uir5 Dous |
z ggpzsnt ousaatleH.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-02

@ero gru5, 26. 1ebr. 8eri6te Be-
treffs Der Qonalitd! oes Militdr6e=
febIsbabers Don 9era Gru3, oes0enes
rals 8eIasco Der neuen 8eglerung ges
geniiber nurben geItern, benz propiios
ridden prdiioenten 6usrta Sugelteat.
Die 4ufri9ti9teit bes Generals
@eIasco miro itart be3peifelt. 8abr-
Theinli6 nirb 9elasco balb oura eis
uen Hahfolger eriebt lperbsn uno
pir0, nie es beiBt, oieIer QdhFolger
Oberit Sole 0td3 Orna3 Iein, Der
pdbrenb Der eriten 9tepolution oes
Generals Selir 0ia3 elm treusr 2lns
hanger oesielben mar.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-02

Stabt MleritO. 26. Sebr. Inter
Dem 8eriprs9eu bollFdnbi9er Gimme
ftie fir fidb feIbit unO feline 0Ffi5iere
bat ii6 emilio 3opata, Der id9Iimms
lte Der @egner bes proDiioriidsu Qrds
iibeuteu 6uerta. bereit ertlGrt, na6
Der Staot merito gu fommen uub
Der neuen Regierung ben @ib Der
5reue 5u Ieiiten. Rad elmer aobis
nsttsiibun9. Die Die gan5s pergangene
glddt bauerte, nurbe befonnt qeees
ben, oaB iidb mebrere promiusnte Giz
nan3iers bereit ertIGrt bdtten, Der
irgenb cine beIiebiee Sunls
me por5uitreden. 9lan battle aIlgez
mein oneenommen, baB Die 5inans
5iers ii6 3uriid5ieben unb peigern
ipiirOen. nit Der propiiortI8en &es
9ierung iraenO peIae 6inan5geT6dfte
ab3uI9lieBen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-02

Stabt Merito, 26. 6ebr. BUFFER
benz friiberen prdiibsnten SSrancisco
S. Wlabero itnb feline beiben 8riiber
@uftooo uub gmilio Utaoero foipts
Iein Sntel 4lberto maberD Dem
6usrtazgelime gum Spfer qefauen.
Sn ben Bergen n0rbli6 pon Monte
reD eretlte eeitern bas S6idfal Gmis
IiD Ntabero. Der oon Der prooiioris
fden Regierurg fir bic ngr0Bts
iiberIebeno, @sfabr4 angeIeben fpurs
be. Ginselbeiten iiber bas Gnbe
GmiIios fino 3urseit nod ni9t ers
bdItli6. Man ipeiB midi, ob sr tn
ofFenem 9ampfe fiel. ob er sefanesn
uno itonbrehtIih srTdoiien fpurbe
ober ob be3abIte S0l0linge Der g3es
eierung i'm aus Dem 6interbnlt
iiberfislen unb i'm niebermahten.
fFeFtgsitsllt lit nur. baB er cine Nrs
NEE pon mebr als 2,0C0 qut ausoes
riiftetsn arieaern uru Tid gsiammeIt
bdtte unb nit bieTen cine ReppIutiou
gegen bic 2eaierung 6nertas beqins
nen fpollte. Der Gongreb bes Staas
tes goa6ltiIo, in bem bic gBieqe bes
ermorbeten Gr 9rdiibsnten 5rau.
cisco s. W1noero ftano, bat in Der
aeFtern nohmittog dngebattenen Gits
3uRg beldIofTeH, 0ouDerneur genus
ftionc garranso unbeIdrGntte @oIls
uiaht gu ge6en. Die bepoffnete Wnht
beg States i'm adrnpF oeqen 6uerta
nan siesnem 0ofiirbalien su per-
tUenteH. 3ugIsi3 Bot ber qonqreb
otsfes Staats cine 9ufforberuna on
Die Beb6rben offer anoeren Staten
csridtet, fi9 ter proDiIoriTtsn gaes
aierung ni4t gu fii9en, Tonbern ben
aalnpf nit ibr auf3unebmen
sgnipIgs ber ibm oon bem aons
sreR rsrlisbenen Qutoritdt bat 0ous
rernsur Gmransa ale @nloaen uno
idlHtlihes Belgium Der giIsn5ohn
in NoncIoDe mt 9eIhlaq belsuen
lnFen. 1er paiiogier3ug, Der eaeIe
&eb tbts Ra6t perl;es, tonuts nur
tis 4QcHclood Iii6lia fohren.
Gjeitern traf bier bic 9odlri6f ein
baB 3noul w.aoero, Elm onbersr
gruber oes ermorbsten Gr 9rdfs
beaten 5r1neiseo s. Ulnbero, cine
Streitmaht IN Son Bebro, goabuts
Ia, am iih faHmslt unb often erfldrtI
Dot. b0B Il ben 3oo ftines grubsrs
rdden ipiu. 8it Staatsbsb5rbsu
Don GoobHiln ftsbeH auI ieiuer Geifs
unb pDlen ihH in Der 1psfiibrnn9
feinss planes nntsrftabeR. Sine @b.
tsiIuHe fsinsr 4Hbinger bat aeitern
aba1o 9ueDo gareOo gsnrmuen unb
befesi unb bic 9sr6inbunq nit oem
nSrbIifen EeiI non Nerifo f0forf |
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-02
gSaris-Qoussu.

paris. Is. gsbr. Der bstannis
fran5offbs QuFtIAifTsr glarcel O.
8rinosjone oes gloulinoig Isgte beute
Die 287 Meilen lnngs Girsde Don
bier noh aonbon in TsinsN Wonos
ploH in 3 Stunben nno fiiuf Winus
ten 5uriid. Die 8ur9TbniitsI9nsls
ligteit betrug % U1eiIen per Stunbs.
Grbdlt Sdwar5su 2lslerorstn.
Berlin. 25. 6s6r. Dem grin3sn
GrHit QuguTt ooH gumbsrlono, Dem
9erIo6ten Der eiR5igen 9o1ter 6es
oeuiizen 9aifsrpaarss. 0sr grinasfs
I'm @itt9ria Guile, uur0e geltern BON
oem h:a.ldeu aaiier Der Gdpar5s
QolerM6sn oerl:efsn. Der prtnB 1T
qliqen6lidlic, SberIsutnant In Dem
9egiment Der 3ieiben euiaren in
8atbenorp.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-02
3Qp0ta Diaig.
@ta Die Siegiernn9
Snertas umterItitten.
s}ersadDt scssn sSelascu.

Setreffs Scr 9Ogalitat seS Wiiitdr.
WUHDernenrs poH &cra GrHs luer.
OcH ernite &eaenfeu erheben.
gSiro uaGridleinlidl oHrdD einen
HndlfUIger ericst wcrnen.-Shdler
nno Safe bcs friberen Sinansmi-
uiiters Grncito WiaDer0 SnrdI
SadOeritGnSiae aeprilft. 9Iu.
geblidD alleS in SrOunug geiun.
Den. - Sin 5lueiter Srmocr Scs
friiberen RrGiioenten SSranciseu
s. YlaGcrO eridpiicn. - GinScl.
beiten Hidlt bctannt. - Sroheuocr
gInfitnnO in oem Stuat Gbibnabna
craitlidl befiirdjtet.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12
MUST PROVE
ESCAPE OF PRISONER
WAS AS REPRESENTED

Army officers are the original Mis-
sourians, and must be shown that things
are just as they are represented Ac-
cordingiy, Private Kingley r. Farnum,
whose prisoner Dudley Reynolds, knocked
him down and ran away yesterday, must
convince the authorities at Fort McPher-
son that the escape was altogether be-
yond his control, it was announced today.
Private Farnum was arrested when he
reported that Reynolds had beat him to
unconsciousness and had fed Colonel
VanOrsdale today said that Farnum
would be tried by court martial within
two weeks on the charge that he al
lowed a prisoner to escape.
Evidence must be presented by Far
mum, under the regulations of court mar
tial, that he could not have prevented
the escape, the burden of proof being
taken from the officials on the hypothesis
that the sentry was guilty because he
did not prevent the escape.
The chase of the fugitive soldier has
been dropped by the authorities at Fort
Mcpherson and will be left to the civil
authorities. A reward of $50 for Reynolds
return has been posted.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12
DR.. JAMES 1. VANCE.

Or. James l. Vance, noted pastor
evangelist Of Nashville, has been engaged
as one of the list Of speakers to appear
here during the March sessions Of the
Bible conference,
DR.. Vance, who heads the largest and
wealthiest congregation in Nashville, is
known among his friends as the ely
Cobb of the pulpit. His church the
First Presbyterian, has the largest mem
bershlp of any similar denomination in
the South It will celebrate century
OF active work next year, having had q
famous line Of pastors, such as Thomas
Vernon Moore, DR.. Henry VanDyke, DR..
Thomas A. Hoyt and DR.. John Todd Ed
gar. Under DR.. Edgar President Andrew
Jackson was converted.
Dr. Vance is IN his second pastorate in
his Nashville charge. He resigned from
the pulpit in 1900 to accept a call to
Newark, N. J. Ten years later he re-
turned to Nashville after three calls had
been sent him. The church has grown
rapidly under DR.. Vance's direction during
the past two years. 1t has received a be-
quest in the form OF an endowment of
over 100000 left the organization by a
woman member.
DR.. Vance was chief speaker at the
jubilee held by the Presbyterians in this
city in May, 1912.
The popular minister is the author OF
number Of interesting books dealing
with the subjective life of the Christian
and upon these subjects he will speak
twice at the conference.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12
ARRESTS RESULT
N $4,000 SUITS
Forner Employees Sue South
ern Railway and Police Off
GERS for Big Damages.

a FOWLER o former conductor On
southern railroad, and V. f. Ran
former fagman on the same
today instituted suits for $4,000
., se.jnst the Southern railroad, II
=, Shaw and J. L. Vickery, policemen.
4. "a. Burke. a special agent for
-1e southern.
.rr. two men allege that on February
.a., they came in from their run
s,opped at the yard office Of the
.......,..r. where they found Burke, the
fgr agent. at the telephone. They
:u I'm have heard him say, Il am
-.t,., IN lock Fowler and Ransome up"
- in apparent answer to question
-, rhf other end, You know what
The plaintiffs claim that they stepped
..,, the Office and asked Burke why
.bs,. were to be locked up, and that,
.,.r,,f answering, he called in the two
-,r,cs,nen. Shaw and Vickery, who took
t,,, Tn the police station in the patrol
.,.,7or They claim that they We're
.aor in the police station from 2:3O
..,,or- the morning of February 10, I'M
,a late the next afternoon, and were
.,- allowed to communicate with their
,-;snds Some friends. they claim,
ersrfv found that they were in Jail and
made bond for them.
Gases Never Tried.
The bills allege that the men never
had hearing before a committing
.,agist~ate and that no charge was ever
erad against them until some time later
when the grand jury met, and that
pr-I,e i'm some manner, obtained their
.r.rfctmeut charging car robbery, They
srsca that they were compelled to stay
in court for twenty days during the
August term and were not tried, and
-,l. when the case came up again, at
tie November term, the indictments
we're 0uashed and the cases mol pressed.
THE men claim that e. G. Black, attor-
new for the Southern, stated in open
cont that there was no evidence
against them.
The bill concludes by claiming that
.aa false Imprisonment and court de-
avs have greatly Inundated and dam
aged the plaintiffs, and they ask for
$4,000 damages each from the South
ern and the officers who made the ar
rests
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12
YOUNG MAN WHODIED
OF CUT ON HAND TOBE
BURIED IN WESTVIEW

The funeral Of J. Stuart Johnston. Jr.,
the young man who died yesterday from
blood poisoning resulting from q cut
on the hand. will be held this afternoon
at o'clock from the North Avenue
Presbyterian church. and the inte-ment
will be at Westview cemetery. Rev.
Richard Orme Finn will conduct the
services and the pallbearers will be
Clark Williamson, Joe T. Holland, Ger
aid O'Keefe Wimberly Peters, Douglas
Barnes and Charlie Carter.
Young Johnston resided at the LIN
den Court apartments, 7s East Linden
street. While developing some photo
graphic plates some ten days ago he
cut his hand and infection set in. from
which he died Surviving him are his
father and mother. Mr.. and MIS-. J. s.
Johnston; a sister Miss Laurie John
ston, and two brothers. James q. and
Joe f.. Johnston.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12
BODY GETS
THE TABERNACLE:

The state board of missions of the Bap-
list denomination has bought in the Bap-
uSt tabernacle property, at the corner
OF Barlow and Luckie streets. according
TO report today. The Baptists met last
night and decided to take this action, 1t
is said
The Tabernacle building will be reno
waited and used for the headquarters of
the state board of missions and the home
mission board, and this will necessitate
the removal of the former from the Can
dler building and the latter from the
Third National bank building, Other Of
fees will be provided for in the building
The price of the property was not given.
The presence of the two boards in the
Tabernacle building would do much to-
ward carrying out the plans of DR..
Brought0n. The church owes nearly $3.50,
600 and the financial assistance at this
time will be welcomed.
Baptsts came together recently to dis
cusS ways and means and decided tenta-
lively on the above plan
The Georgia Baptist convention author
lied its home mission board some time
ago to apply $S5, 900 to the indebted
ness of the Tabernacle and the infirmary.
The infirmary, it Is said, owed only about
$4,000 1t was recently sold.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12
6 MORE BRIBE-TAKERS
FACING ARREST, SAYS
CHARLESTON RUMOR

CHARLESTON, w. VA. Feb. 12.-It
mored that at least six more
members Of the legislature will be ar
rested today in connection with the
bribery charges following the arrest
Yesterday of five members charged
with accepting brlbes TO vote for Colo
r' William Seymour Edwards for
United States senator.
Delegate Ice created another sensa-
ZION by declaring an attempt had been
made 10 bride him on the question He
said overtures were made to him to pay
a price that would enable him to live
IN luxury the rest of his life in ex-
Change for his vote against the meas
1Te making the prohibition amendment
effective.
The bribery charges have had their
effect on the senatorial fight, A con-
terence Of Republicans will be held this
evening to determine whether a caucus
".l be held tomorrow night to select a
.'hoaate and end the deadlock
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12
EXPECT ACTION
ON BOARD PROBE

Grand jurors engaged in the probe of
Fulton county's bail bond system, growing
out of the recent alleged illegal arrest
cases. today declined to discuss any
phases of the matter. Another session OF
the jury is scheduled for Friday and 1T
was freely minated that definite action
would be taken by the investigators.
Solicitor Dorsey left the city this morn
ing to return tomorrow, but he admitted
late yesterday that the jury convened in
extraordinary session yesterday had
asked him for opinions of several legal
phases OF the cases under consideration.
1t is not considered likely that present
ments bearing the names of II. J. Bos
well, the attorney, or Charlie Ison. former
county policeman, will go TO the grand
Jury on Friday. Both are scheduled to be
arraigned before Judge Jordan Friday
afternoon for preliminary hearing, and
jurors doubtless will await the judgment
OF the commitment court
1t is known that several committees
were named by the jurymen yesterday to
take up the details of the proposed Inves-
tigation and 1t is probable that no action
will be taken until these committees re-
port.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12
ATLANTANS ATTEND
CORN CLUB MEETING
TO PLAN FOR SHOW

Al the invitation of J. Phil Campbell
state agent of boys corn clubs, H. C.
Hastings. chairman of the Chamber of
Commerce corn show committee, and
Secretary W. c. Cooper. Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce, viii attend the meet
ing of the district agents of the corn
club organization of Georgia, which
meets al Athens, Ga, tomorrow.
The meeting at Athens is for the pur-
rose Of taking up the question Of hold
ing a corn show next fall, probably at
Atlanta. Corn experts from the whole
state viii be in attendance at the
meeting, and will furnish expert advice
on the question Of a corn show here.
Some Of the district agents have Just
returned from the National Corn show
at Columbia, S. c., and the success of
that exposition has started a wave of
enthusiasm for a corn show in Georgia.
Mr.. Hastings and Mr.. Cooper leave to-
morrow morning.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12
Jottings About 7own

District Attorney F. c. Tate is busy
today arranging the calendar for the
March term of United States district
court, which opens March 10. There
are about $50 cases on the docket, and
Colonel Tate expects to get the calen-
dar to the printers today.
Charles E. DuPree, of the w. l.. &
John o. DuPree Real Estate Agency,
left this afternoon for Los Angeles and
San Francisco and other far Western
points Mr.. DuPree lived in the West a
few years ago, and has made an ex-
haustive study of Western values in
real estate. He went by way of New
Orleans, and will be gone several
months.
Postmaster Mckee has issued circu-
lars asking bids for handling the parcel
post packages in Atlanta from Febru-
airy Is until June 80, inclusive. The
requirements include two or three wag-
ons, for service not to exceed ten hours
a day, and an automobile delivery wag-
on of q thousand pounds capacity, with
chauffeur, for service not to exceed
twelve hours a day. No Sunday work Is
included. Bids will close at II o'clock
Monday.
Governor Brown today received a
requisition from the governor Of Ten
nessee for Kimsey Bolts. a white man
now in jail in Blue Ridge, and wanted
in Tennessee for assault with intent to
murder. The executive department is
sued a requisition on the governor Of
Tennessee for Jesse Townsend, wanted