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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-23
Gofeieler uno Contribution.


Hodeieaer lit nm nngefdbr ELM
Miaiaroe reider gelporOen, reip. iie5
in ndfiter Seit eiuem iolfen Ver'
mDgens3nrpafs entge9cn; p%orldll1ts
tam er einen 8erpinn bon $50 Utll'
lionen Collars re9iitriren. = Sn
Sabre 1909 bate Erdiioent Satt ets
@ebiet bon SeQdnbereien in GaliTor'
MEN, oeren 8ertb auf $50 Wilioner
bis 81 elmer Riuiarbe seifdst piro
Der pfientlid,en Domaine einperletbt
I'M biQigeS 5ei5pl fir Die 8nnbes'
marine an iidern. 10 baB es nidt boz
HodeieIer su breifaGem Treile 9e'
fault 5u lperoen bruuftc. Cine N1'
sabl &apitdliiten. 5n oenen bdrptldf)'
lid, Die ,Stanoarb Oil 60" gebort
6eaniprlid]ten aber Giaentbnmsred]t,
aiif oieieu 9oben, uno baS Bunoe5'
geriht bat tic ibnen MN aud, that's
idhlih 3ugeiprofen nnb, tpie perldu'
tet, lit auf Dem gppelationstpeee ge'
gen btele @ntiteibiing niGts aus3u'
ricbten. Hpdefeler tuiro alio in nnbe,
itrittenem geiis elmer n%ationalen So'
name bleiben, bic in ieineu Sdnoer
aui Den @ertb bon elmer geiqiaro.
Collars aripadyien ipirb. nad)oem i'm
2auie Der Seit Die giienbabnperbin.
pung seiifert 1T, Die. eincn biIiger
transport seltattet. Ius Den biirf,
tigen Welbunsen iiber Den Saa iheini
be~rporSugebeu, haB Der Suiprud ar
Hodeicler bauptidhlih aus conititu'
tionellen 8rmnben erfolst lit. Sci
Hihter Ia9te etruas bon vunbefugten
legislatipen 8efpalten", Die Srdiibeni
Gait, ser befnnntlih aber ielber eir
iebr gutter Suriit uno ausgeiprobcnei
Seihiiser bon pripaten 8ed)ten lit,
ausseiibt babe. ga lam man icben,
fpelh' cine quite Webr llnb Waffe bis
9onItitutipn-fiir Die Hodefeller's lit
Iber man barf it'd Damn aud midi
lpunoern, tpcnn Die iolher @eiie aiiss
gelegte Contribution beim @olfe in
0crruf tommt uno cine pad)ienbt
Neiguns tpabrnebmbar lit, bic unie,
rem 2anbe eieentbiimlihe ginrid)s
ting abauihaffen. ipelde Den @erid,'
ten. anitatt Der @elesgebuns Die Guf,
! sabe %5ipeiit. iiber Die Contribution Nv
lpahen.-nGolnmbin."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-23

q 8eun YrGiibent 8ilion in ieinem
paB sesen Den perbGltnibmdBig miloen
6uerta lpirflib 10 melt geben iolte.
nit Dem 8lutmenifen SiQa ais ndfs
ten Yrdiibenteu Ierifo'S 81 fotcttie'
rem. iollte baS 2nnb basesen eins
ld)reiten. bamit es nidt bor Der aan6el
Helt compromittiert nirp.-.Ybilas
selpbia Yreb.'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-23
aus heu Ger. 5taatem.
+ -
; &rammfen aus bcm &nappiad 1
bes Or. Sug. 1

(spesisa fur bic ,eurembnrssr @aSette".

tspesisa iHr Bite yeurembmrser @nietts".)
q Nubidter for ae Gbef De sarel
Aiferifiii ! -
6err observation-disclosures &c ihu 9e>
beert bun iellem @0ferl, mo ie SIT
ulflin9e barpe iole. u @oterl tld
a @abn nj gut 0eitih. Sn Imerita
ioest mer Scooter, mas mer 8ublhtcr
a~usjpredhc Subt. Selen Hublhter
ioIlt mer Ghcf be gare made. oeer as
mer bier loe9t, Steeiden geoihent.
u Snbn buht frdbe, mann Or
Sooa fummc bubt. Seaer Sabn bon
nlflinae atper oubt ienes Weal frdbe.
panu a Sug ut DC 8ailroabs Steifcn
afimlnt. SeIer Sabn ioa q @ier lese.
amer man ioest. es ieien lauter faule
gier; unb man nidett ie getpeenli6
in De itlefte Seitin9en elm. De 81
2urembure gebrudt weroe plbn. Wdr
a i6ap. lpann a ipldes @t IN Gene
prbentlidle Getting 'neifiinme pubt!
9laf ioI ieler 5abn Ger aisbriete.
Denc Saab bu6n bod aelpeenlih De
Senne bubn. Ran ioe9t amer, ipanlt
teller Sabn lid nj a gut 9elnno uno
friiteS 81 iese bribt gum Iusbriibc.
oanr perb ieaes 81, cbenod es DE
@b~idenfactorp BUN iellem Ilflinger
Sdbn perlaiie lam. falIl iein uno ais
itinfiaes gi aus teller Snbn iei'm
Neidt flunnee. Sbidun Nien,unh fold
itinfle faule Ger liebe bubt. 10 bat
bod ieuer ltiflinaer 5abu ieire aller>
! hNHNtfo CetstA MON nm mann or ~
Iplb faules 81 g'Ieest ober nlsbrilbt
bot, Damn fangt er an 8 frdbe I'm D
Sliegel an 3 Seen gu ihlase, ais
tpole CT 3 9an3e WeIt ei'laoe, ic Iole
jei ialIes 81 %belpunnere I'm senicBe,
Miper nett Dr bdmiid,cr 8Sterl 9ul
Su-biid benz Seibel lei 8iferifi nit
icle falile gier! Sreb' ie ieIber uno
frieg 3 8rdnt bran! In fun,m net
gum Sr. CUR for ~foriert 8 per'nl
aRit iolfe Seaer sibt Der it'd net ab!
Sel Serr Hebufteiir! mart omol q
biBdc nit ielc Srife I'm Yrinte; / lei
mpitifeit nprre nit ielem 8Oterl; $
iiht ia eegenilid,er Hnbidlter NIT 5mec
9eene. ipie /. ieBid)t becre Dub; = ia
0eirel bod! er bubt ooh 6lpee Seene
bnne, amer Jeff madt mir, = III DC
faule Gier lcin a foa iuerflide @ier
net. 60 ioe9t mer bun pam bccIe
&arnifel. mn ieber 8 aerd, In D Hcs
lioiden 10 ihled,tcs 3eig in Be bon
YGpcrS ifreiipe pubt. 90 iog9t mer,
icler bot ipieber q faul III g'lcggt
Sber mann teller q supe Sah pers
orebe bubt, 10 iosgt mer, teller bot q
faul 81 aus'briebt. In ieQ it'd %
Sees bun ieilem lllilinser Hitbidter;
teller lid cd, fpa iperflider Nubldter
gelpeie, amer an amer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-23
Aus sus snaeles, Cal, ididt ms

Serr ". z. aoppes, eiu iriiberer Ius
iicbler IN Nerito mnb 9ruber ocS
bodrp' iten Srn. Siihuis bon Surem'
burg, Die Gopie zines Suterpieips 81.
melheS einem gorreipoubenten Der
.@oiiilden 3cituma" ~icitens @m. u,
Searit iibcr Die ~@eritauiide Gage"
gelpdbrt worbcn mar. Sarin miro
mitactbeilt. oaB bic selbe Yreile Die
Nnnerion bon Werifo burh Die &er.
Staaten be%iiiriportct. neil pcber
Suerta nod iraenb elmer Der Hebellens
iiibrex Dem &anbe cine table Heeies
runy oeben tOguen. Sila lei 5lr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-23
8 Nabewermhe nm shinfen.

Srpsst 90 geucr mir. ipat / benn
mode bdbt. lpll on mci'm iper6i9e
Sdinte, mn a bi6le nipple bdbt NIT
10 eeucm 6obsub, a paar @abelperms
der rllmtriche pub? Sen / io99t. DO
orb / De Coaen 6uihlicBe ipr q
Sctenb ober 5lpec. M ipaln ! DC SoJc
Damn miebcr uimadc Dub. 10 il6 foa
Mnbcpermlc net bel nod mob mcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-23
seller Sebermemih MIN Gieifle
I'M Waul.

San / pph On Scrrn Hepafteur ses
irpast, mics finmc bdbt. Dat iclcm
9ahmann nj Die elft Seit bun DC
s@aSette", nu 10 fer6terlih 8 Waul
uiiperre bubt beim 2ahe. 8 Yieiilc
net rauspur5le pabt aus m granbi9e
Waul? Sot Der 5r. Hebafterr 10
beemIid im @erorare mir mitoeelt,
teller lei a ! ebermend d.. &u er
icu @prt Sebermenid ausiprode bat,
ben / slei Dor Insiht mel adpple
runner s'numme, benn / ben slei
aneidt s'bott por Iellem &erl. q
Sebermenib ioggt mcr, Oct iei'n pers
flirte aerle, I'M ba ben / benz 8ebuts
tenn ab glGft. baB teller 3 Yfeiile
IN lei'm grauBige &aul bnlte Dub
lam nno MIDI r%alspnr3le oubt bctm
9afe. Ilper "a ben | noohbenft. mat
cegentlib q Sebermcnih lei mogs?
Sb teller 10 eppes iih as q Seberbos'
mn II anerc Sos' brunner iih? Scos
meoerd lpeB bof, mat Seperols iein,
- pbcraas bubt nler 5 al nenne in
munife YlIs. Illo ben / benft. a
Sepcrmenit bubn ee9cntlih spee
Wenifc fin. Gner unne I'm dner
ODE. Selcr ODE blibt beim 2ahe s
Wau( uiipdre. LII teller inc bei6i
ui'S Yfeiflc. as es net pur5le bubi.
Nur enc Sros modt / mob piiie, pb
al ielc. rpu a 10 srauBis %aul baps
pub, oh Scbermenihe lei Dub? Sm
ieac Sad tSunt i Sbua. 8err 8ebafs
teur. 9lbe Sdmpels liefere for IN DC
Betting nei5uiebe. Wir ben 3. 9. 10
d @rauBmaul in Der Soceitie, ipu
oerSu bclansc Dub. 'Ipcr peiter iit1
oh mir OH en-. as iei ihrcdli 9rauBia
Maui. Sen mub amer toa ri1t'gcr
Sebermenib lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-23
7ie Gonititmtipnaliiten nnb bic fat6us
liihe &irfe. :.

Sier ciniee Der 8reueln, beren iih
Bic 9unItitutionaliiten. Idlt Cages
preiie. geeen Die Stride ihulbis ses
mad1t baben: Ser bod)tp' ire 5r. Srana
cisco 9arnpos, 8ii6of bon 9bilapa
lpuroe bon Sruppen Sapata's sefreus
sist. neil er Die &irhenibdse nid)t
beraussebeu pollte. Iier. 8u5man.
8iiGof bon Samnllipas. itarb an Den
Splgen bon WiBbanplungen. Die CT
o Den Hebellcn 81 eroulben hattie.
Inter Dem Sortpano, baB lie ausldns
oiihe Spanier Ieien. ipurben bieIe
Yrieiter unb Sdipeitcrn aus Nerifo
auseeipieien. @iele Nieberlaiungen
Ser Seiuitcu. Der H~eoemptoriiten unb
anberer Srbensleute. burunter audb
S6ipeitern bonn 8uten Sirtcn fpurs
Den nuigeboben; unb i'm ginperz
nebmcn NIT @ila erfldrte Gutierrez.
Siibrer Der Gouititutionaliiten i'm
Staate Gan 2ouis Yotoii. baB ollie
Seiuiten aus &erito bertrieben tpers
Den ipiiroen. nadoem einmal Die
Spanier pertricben noroen Ieien.
@iele 8irhen prlroen enttpeibt. anbere
purben io9ar cin9edifert; Yrieiter
ipllroen bingcriftet ober mi6banbelt
ODER feitgebalten. bis man 2Diegclber
tiir ibre S%eireiuns 3ablte. Sad Der
ginnabme bon Sampico babeu bic
Gonititutipnaliiten Die Rird1en ges
ihloiien unb Die IrieIter pertriebcil.
neil lie 6odperrdtber ieien. ginen
Der Srieiter belt man felt unp judhte
2oIegelber in Der 6obe bon $4,000
Yeio5 fiir ieine Sreilaiiung gu ers
p~reiien. gs irust iih bel bieier gr>
orterung gar nid,t, oh Suerta pber
Garansa Der reftmdbise Serrider
iiber @eritu iii; es frag. iih aIein
barum, pie Die Stride inter bem
tiinitisen 8eeirre ieaeln pirb. Mosen
Die Germittler an Niasara : Strom
MN entiteioen. fpie lie poIIen. Der
giniluS Der gonititutionaliitcn tpiro
in Der neiien Heeierung auf piele
Sabre bindus maBgebenb fem; - nnS
bieier giniluB bebeutet cine meme
airdenpcrfolgnn9. -~Sbio @aiien>
freuno."
Son benz Sreimanrer 81. Sads,
Ser I'M Sarils ShpinSel cine Hone
ipiclte, bat man ieit Snbr nnb Gag
nidlts mebr oernommen. Nm be-
ri1tet Die ~Serite" nah fraus0iiIteu
Guelen. Dap er fiir6li6 5u iefs Nos
uaten 8efnn9niB oerurtbeiIt murre.
6ads (pbcr Sar). Der in ieiuer
abenteuerIiten 9aufbabn &aufmann.
Shauipieler. Heitalrateur. Gdiifos
ar5t uno DER Simmel fpeiB mas ionit
nod geipeleu. mar Ntitarbeiter SEQ
Sarils. beS SerfulIers Der Shpinoels
romano iiber Die Sreimnurerci. SEE
ieiuer6eit firhlite areiie in Srants
reid. Stalien, II. /. 10. nit unpers
9leihlihem 6afiinenlent bupisrte. SIN
Scutiflauo mar nan melt poriiGtiser.
unb Or. Sads, hcr bel einem @eimh
in GDln in Scr 8einIaumc iiber be.l
Sfipinbcl mebr ausplaubertc. aIs ibm
am nddiien Sa9 lieb mar. trrg ia
piber @illen our poIitdnbisen Gnts
larpung Der sanSen S9lpinSeltomDpic
BET anberer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-23
aus katbnlird)rm
u1edtfelbldtterm.
Smpuiane 8pnifatius. Geiert

babelt allh beuer alerorten i'm Sano,
itottgefuuDen: in Chicago, ct, Souis
ct. Haul, PHILADELPHIA, Buffalo. ultp.
liu. Nur in &c | | 10 q II e, .oei
beutiheitcn Stubt Imerifa's" MAJ
. iiber alien @ipielu Iub".-
r9olumbia."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-23

- Iortc fine biais unb fonnen
eincm bob tbeuer 81 lteben fomn,em.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26
Alleged Blind Tiger
Found at 0rphanage;
2 Held in $500 Bond

An alleged blind tiger containing
So half-pints Of whisky was discov-
cred at the Carrie Steele Negro Or
phanage in Atlanta late Monday aft
ernoon. and r. l.. Goodrun and
George Terrell. negroes, were arrest
ed charged with the operation OF 1t.
Police headquarters. acting upon
private information that Goodrun and
Terrell we're selling whisky at the
orphanage on Sunday and at Good
runs hardware store, No. los Edge
wood street, during the week, de-
tailed Detective Coker and Oficer
Brannan to make the arrests.
In barn on the premises the ON
GERS found the bottles, filled, corked
and ready for disposition. Goodrun's
wife is superintendent of the orphan
age.
The negroes we're released under
$500 bail each and will be tried on
the blind tiger charge in police court
Thursday. ----..---.A.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26

Women of Atlanta are showing re-
markabe aptitude for musical work
according 20 Mortimer Wilson. direc-
tor of the Atlanta Philharmonic Or
chestra, who introduced the innova-
ton to Atlanta.
THE women members OF our or
chestra are as good as the men," said
Mr. Wilson Monday, land are show
ing surprising talent. 1t is only an
other Indication of what the modern
woman can do when she sets her
mind to it. In singing, of course
women always have been in the front
rank, but in orchestras they are
something of rarity. l think At
lantans who attend the concert at the
Atlanta Theater Thursday night will
be somewhat surprised at the excel
lence of talent displayed"
The Philharmonic Orchestra. to
which Mrs. John NJ. Slaton has given
her best efforts, will appear at the
Atlanta in S. Coleridge Taylor's mu-
steal version of "Hiawatha."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26
FILE HAbEAS
CORPUS FOR
NOLAN
Attorney Asks Court to Liberate
Prisoner, but City Detective
Presents Charges.

Arguing that his client was being
held Illegally in the Atlanta police
station. Attorney Don K. Johnston
precipitated a hot fight over John
Nolan, alleged train bandit, by bring
Ing action for a habeas corpus before
Judge Ben II. Hill Monday afternoon.
Sheriff w D Swanson. of Cobb
County, was on hand to take the pris-
oner to Marietta, where a warrant
was sworn out against him last week,
charging him with being the despera-
do who held up and robbed the Nash
Vile, Chattanooga and st. Louis train
between Winnings and Bolton a week
ago last Friday night
Black Submits Alleged Record.
Attorney Johnson hoped to balk
Swanson by the move for a habeas
corpus. That he stood small chance
of succeeding was indicated when
| City Detective John Black appeared
| in court with what he asserted was
| the record of long list Of jail sem
fences which he said had been impos-
ed upon Nolan under various aliases
| In other States.
| Black. through an Investigation
| which has been conducted since No
lan's arrest within a few hours after
the daring holdup. said that he had
| e
Jail BIRD and that the offenses
charged against him had ranged from
petty thievery to safe-cracking.
Claims Nolan Is Escape.
A message from John M. Shea, SUI
perlntendent of the Bureau Of infor-
nation of st. Louis, said that Nolan.
under the name of William Burton"
had escaped sheriff in Des Moines.
Iowa, while en- route to the peniten-
tiary at Fort Madison.
The letter goes on to say that, as
John Nolan, he was caught with bur-
glars tools in Greenville. Tex, jan
uary IS, 1907, and arrested, later
escaping. Nearly a year afterward
| ne is SAID TO nave DeeD dITeSteu III
Washington, Ia, under the name OF
George Patterson" along with an al
legged accomplish. and charged with
robbing a store and blowing a safe.
Wanted in Iowa.
Nolan also is wanted in Burlington,
Ia, according to Black, and other de-
tails of his alleged criminal record
are in the possession Of the Rock
Island. ILL.,. police, where the prisoner
| is said to have operated.
Answering Attorney Johnson's al
| legation that Nolan was detained IL
! legally at the policet station, the To-
cal authorities set up that he was
| held there merely in transit from the
! Fulton County Tower to the Jail in
Marietta. 1t was planned to turn No
Ian over to Sheriff Swanson immedi-
ately after the hearing in the event
Judge Hill refused the writ.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26

bad been thrown from a street car at
the corner of Forrest avenue and
CORTLAND street Sunday. He claim
ed that they had been given to him by
another negro.
The Recorde rwarned Driscoll that
If he or any other person appeared
before him for the same offense he
would give him twelve months on the
chaingang and bind him over to the
state courts. Being unable TO pay
his fine, Driscoll went to the stock
ade.
John H. Lofter and Marcus Pitts
two other negroes caught will be sent
to the reformatory. The stolen pa
pers are easily identified, as they are
not stamped Street Sale"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26
Defendant Drunk,
Trial Is Delayed
Before u. s. Court

samuel A. Stoe, alleged white slav-
sr brought to the court OF United
states Judge Newman Monday, had
'ne unique distinction OF being re-
handed to the custody of the Court
"srshal until he should have sobered
sulnciently to be placed on trial. It is
,ne first time a United States Court
Nes been held up by case of intoxi-
cation
s'oe and his wife, Mrs. Annie Stoe,
,ere charged with violation OF the
%snn white slave act in taking An
'e "ooley, a pretty 1Syear-old girl,
.'0n State to State for immoral pur-
uses. The defendants we're repre-
MED by Attorneys w. P. Kelly and
Z H. Foster.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26
RACING
RESULTS
AT CHARLESTON.

IRST-Six furlongs: Old Jordan,
90 (McTaggarD, 8, 8, S-5, won; DR.,
Dougherty, los Murphy. 6, 5-2, 6-5,
second; Flask, IS (Smith). Is, 6, 3,
third. Time, 1:1S 2-5. Silas Grump,
Marty Lou Hugh Gray. Inferno
Queen. Ben Prior, Pixies Peak, Toison
Dor, Berkeley. Henotic, Elfall also
ran.
SECOND-Six furlongs: Spell
hound. Ill (Obert), 90, SIS, 3-5, won;
Volthorpe, Ill (Buxton), s, 3, 81, sec
ond: Incision, III (Turner), 6, lbs, l,
third. Time. 1913. Mamma Johnson,
Camel, Stelcliff, Barium, DR.. Burch,
Coming Coon, Letourno also ran.
THIRD-Six furlongs: Toddling
1O7 (War6), So, 40, 1-3, won; Am
oret. 112 (Buxton). 80, IL, out, sec
ond; York Lad, 10 (Sumterl' 40
So 40, third. Time: Fly 30
Hearthstone. Prince Floral Skeets
Font. Irish Kid, Flying Yankee, Bull
gar also ran.
FOURTH-Mile: Duquesne, 1o4
Carter, 5, 2, AS, won; Feather Dus-
fer 10s (Burlingame), lis, As. 2-5
second: Marshon, 1O2 (Martin), 70
liz, 7-1o. third. Time, 1914 2-5
Whitewool, Cockspur, Golden Treas
ure. Kinmundy also ran.
FTFTH-Mile: The Turk, 1le
(Rightmier) 9-5, As, 2-5 won; My
cenae. 113 murphy. 20. 3, 3, second !;
Chernulpo. 100 (McTaggarD. ?, 3d.
out. third. Time las Cynosure, Eff
fendi, Barn Dance, Tom Hancock,
PLANT also ran.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26
Edgar Watkins Is
Offered U. s. Job

A prefer Of a position as counsel to
the Interstate Commerce Commission
is under consideration by Edgar
Watkins, president OF the Atlanta
Bar Association. Mr.. Watkins said
Monday that he had made no decis-
ion as yet. but that he would reply
to the offer within a few days.
The Comsission several weeks ago
determined upon the employment of
five lawyers TO look after the legal
questions constantly arising. Mr..
Watkins was named as one Of the
FIVE. Mr.. Watkins will retain his citi-
zenship in Atlanta even though he
accepts the position.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26
DENIES He IS
AID Of RACE
GAMERS
Saloon Man Posts $500 for
Charity if Connection With
"Bookies" Is Shown.

Backing his words with a certified
check for $500 which he offers to char
| itv If any of the charges against hin
are proved true, Charles c. Jones
well known sporting man and owne
j Of the Rex saloon, Monday defiet
Chief of Police Beavers and Chief o
Detectives Lanford to substantial
any of the limitations that he had {
part in a plot Of bookmakers to swim
+ Gle Atlantans.
Beavers and Lanford would craw
f on ice from Atlanta to New York 70
1 the privilege of finding some evidence
\ to show I was breaking the law. say
4 Jones in a letter to the editor of TIT
& Georgian. which reads as follows:
Atlanta, Ca, Jan. rs. 1914.
+ To the Editor of The Georgian:
Sir-I regret having to ask you for
Il space in which to make a state
Il ment regarding the publication
q relative to me made while | was
IN charleston last Weeh
Scores Two Chiefs.
At the outset I wish to say that
4 any statement that / am, or have
n been connected in any way with
gaming in Atlanta for the past
seven wears Is absolutely untrue.
Through my efforts at times 20
help my friends, in and out of pol
itics, ! have brought upon my
self the enmity of two men con-
nected with Atlanta's police de-
partment. In no instance have l
2rofited by any political move
ment in Atlanta, but instead have
reaped the hatred of these men,
To be plain. these men are Chier
Beavers and Detective Lanford.
The fact that they had to wait
until was out of the city to try
10 make 1t appear that was
gaming is proof that they knew
that there was nothing against
me. Beavers and Lanford would
crawl on ice from Atlanta to New
York for the privilege Of finding
some evidence to show was
breaking the law.
They have tried to make 1t APP
pear that l was wiring informa-
ton here Immediately after the
races in Charleston, so bookmaK-
ers could fleece the public. To any
man who has the slightest under
standing Of racing this is known
70 be impossible. But many of my
friends and patrons do not know
this, and It Is for their benefit l
am writing this. But, to go a step
further than a denial from me,
make this offer:
| will give $500 to any charity
YOU may name If the records OF
the telephone companies Will
show where I called Atlanta at
any time, or II the records of the
telegraph companies at either
Charleston or Atlanta will show
where l sent any information to
Atlanta after the running of
race
Sends Check to Back Claims.
II | was violating any law,
Beavers and Lanford would not
fail to take advantage of the fact,
as this attempt to hurt me with
me public plainly shows.
NY customers are among the
nest men in Atlanta. l cater only
70 that class, and they know the
care I take to keep my business
absolutely free from any bad in
fuence.
This last attempt of Beavers
and Lanford Is even below men
OF their ideas of right and wrong.
My certified check for $500 &C
companies this communication.
Yours truly,
CHARLES c. JONES.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26
zones DEFIESPOLICE TOPROVE CHAR
Newspaper Thefts
Must Stop, Warns
Judge; Jails Youth

THE practice of stealing Sunday
newspapers must be broken up" said
Recorder Broyles Monday in impos-
ing a fine of $15.75 or sentence Of
30 days in the stockade on Nose Dris-
coll, a 16-year-old negro, of No. 147
Edgewood avenue.
The negro was discovered in pos
session of Sunday Americans which
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26
Joe Johnson Under
Knife; Now Improves

NEW YORK, Jan, 26.-Joseph
Johnson, ex-Fire Commissioner and
former Albanian, who was operated
on yesterday for appendicitis, is ex-
pected TO recover.
At Miss Alstons Hospital it was
stated to-day that his condition was
good,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26
Preen
Your
Pens

IN the olden days
when our grand
sires used goose
quilts they had fire.
quently to p oint"
them, but happily now
we can use the handy
{ fountain pen with
greater f a c Tilt y and
pleasure.
1t makes it so easy to
loop the fitting word
in the Want Ad"
pages, and then to
write out a Slogan of
your own. Of course
you have read of the
Slogan Contest in the
Want AID" sectionA-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26

EGGS IL CENTS EACH IN PARIS.
Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
PARIS, Jan. 26.--lf you want a
fresh egg in Paris you may get 1t
for ~ cents.
Eggs OF any age, from one to ten
years, are selling at 4S cents dozen.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26

Race Entries on Page 2.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26
LATEST
NEWS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-6y q
unanimous vote the House to day
passed the Kenyon "red light bill"
which will eliminate tho sesresat ed
section of tho National Capital.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26

TRENTON, MO-, Jan. 26.-Conduc-
tor Frank Neal, of Trenton. was killed
and Engineer Michael Burk, Fireman
Edqar Cromer and Brakeman Roy
Miller injured in a Rock Island wreck
at AItamont, Mo-, to-day. The four
mon we're on an engine which jumped
tho track and rolled over twice.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Presl-
dent Wilson made it known to. day. at
the White House that dispatches
from Vera Cruz forecast the landing
of 5000 American marines when
President Huerts leaves the capital
are without foundation.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Jan. 20
A man who 10 believed by the au'
thorities and relatives to have beer
William Barr, member Of the firm Of
Cameron G. Barr, wholesale bakers
comm itteed suicide to day by jump.
ing from tho county bridge into the
Tennessee River.