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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-09-23

State Inspector and Examiner
Sherman Goodpaster, has made
quite a name for himself as an eff
fcient State official. In his care
full and methodical way he has
saved many thousands of dollars
to the State that would otherwise
have been lost, and has caused a
general Tightening up among Of
ficials who handle the State fund d.
1t seems to us that a man who
will enter public life and acquit
himself so creditably should be
honored by the support of the
people.-Owingsville Outlook
You can't face the world if you
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-09-23
Shingles

1t is very agravatine 10 have
a leak in your roof, better order
those shingles today. Mccormick
Lumber Co. Phone AZ.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-09-23
JAMES E. nlAGOWAN.

Real Estate, Loans and Collecting
Agent, Notary Public, Contractor and
Carpenter. Prompt attention given to
,ny business entrusted to me. Phone
AZ, Mt. Sterling, KY, No. 3 Wesley St.
IO-6mo
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-09-23

The value of farm crops is de-
termined not only by the amount
of labor necessary to produce
them but by having them on the
market when needed.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-09-23
COUNTY COURT DAYS.

Following is a list of days
County Courts are held in coun-
ties near Mt. Sterling:
Bath, Owingsville, end Mon day.
Bourbon, Paris, Ist Monday.
Clark, Winchester, 4th Monday
Fayette, Lexington, and Monday
Fleming, Flemingsburg, 18th
Monday.
Harrison, Cynthiana, 4th Mon
day.
Madison, Richmond, Ist Monday
Montgomery. Mt. Sterling gre
Monday.
Nicholas, Carlisle, and Monday
FOR SALE SEED RYE.
We have No. I Seed Rye.
Creenwade Store.
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OrlNI0N nY pARRs

VI
mi He HlliHlLs og Tie 1ssiEal Credit
IS Ian tssr
|s.s Discussing rural credits IN the last
assisie g tAn taBaEg EgassiRe FARMER, b !
VIZ ISabbs president of, the ssoiIbh Cars
|ohnR State Farmers linton aays: I. &,
4eirst; 4 do not consider praeticai.
nor; desirable the rural credit ayse
tenn of Europe based on unlimited
ataliiitieg e6. the membership; nor SIp-
on the 6iOsc, snnItiny oe the usas made
4offthe ioansiby the ne ighboEs. We, are
not In, any part of the State that II
know of, re1pced to the necessity of
sllfs "a tRllss Or so 1IiicIflv
as To- SuRtte 4. prngttrsf to- ap-
'eFaJe.
Second, marketing and credit, are so
closely all led that we can hardly dis
cslss one without the other. There
fore, Isthifk we need TO have a eloser
euper vision ofathe grading and packs
ing OF fRum prGaneta: anJ.tl State. Sqn
should be hlii = e In which; TO
Store Ronrperlgh Bile farm products---
suqh warehouses to Sbe operated at-
cost Receipts SiioUld show fthe gradei
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4. Z t
a. L. Knight OF Belton, who ia aI,,,
me Anderson Iptelligencer here, was
taken to tie Anderson hospital by
nr. W Z. Hearin for an operation.
Ar Knight stood the operation well
and is getting along nicely. He will
DC able to return TO Relton in short
time. = &
DR., f. c. Frierson of Pleraon,s prar-
m. macy had business in Anderson
II. l.. Tollison, j., of Bolton win
open a garage on North Main street.
about tire first of April The building
Is RAPIDLY nearing comDietton, "a
portion of this building will be,,occu
pied by Fl. /. Toilison, Sr., father OF
tho former. Mr.. Tollison will, run an
np-to-date, fancyy grocery store and
will rim strictly cash business. At
first young Mr.. Toliison will only do
general repair work ON al,tnlnabIlss
but will handle automobiles later.
Qhas. M. Brown of Belton has ac-
ceptcd. a position with the HaEdaway
Construction company OF whitney. nj.
&. He left Wednesday. /; si,'is
r. Z. Phillips, apd b. w. Smith of
the Farm and Factory of Seneca were
in. town Thursday en- route to VIII
lianlston where they went ON busi-
ness. g Al ss
iiodti1g put down in their store. This
work is being done, by Mitchesl-Cpx
Lumber company. and when completed
WIZ be very pretty floor as we'll as
durable one. go vi.
a
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Washington. March PIN. past years
horses have tite thousands in
Texas. 1o@es and z Nebraska
from adisease d esting the nervous
isyatem, ppfjnl aFIy aossn fas s3biInli
sEgggefe, s0r fpfa B pois oning. The
sdepartmolit or 81 81 tIf;ture Has. reeeiy.
, eds urgent RED 6h heip asta aftIsf
I this dlseaae ff8Ip Is III EEkefe2 a fss.
md hslrisa ~ IL u ~ ins
lalbull9tin seoiS illI Z rs iIlsiy,ie2
lions DOR CON IS -,
fsGnth eiasal Ina tB IsInong che. states
Appealed lStQ stf1a department Of
lAgElenitane fpr assistance X y IL Z.
q ms shows she ,.ah ivarsality of the
| tdiseasQ. 2liISallsas ans zebra In bore
the brunt of! the attlin ion during the
Epast yeaE but other; 81 ates have also
suffered aariDnsIy. Kansas has had
Illt1res sliaH SslleF share. Il Severe. out
breaks extended over almost tlie stnk
tire sAata In q .s.sg
nave Eecnrreaa . Verify s.,it
tsyc occasions 10 ppaTdolIs lisnfEEe of
|s he thnllstiii takes notice os the fact
iiii;;ssstiis lBaauht-
eti1Y 5lRell tdr,es to.l-t the, snse3 OF aakp
"cfres asohl by, g,tnseEtipalous persans
'lia oLea dioFses. tneHE 9Qos IS of
- ase Have altea ~ a direct
Ltssst. re- - q ~
~, nave nfaetlte Ftal b.
ifsC q e harse tfi.E DO
~ " Z ssf oekiyely tor
oEl 1seua n 1Grag u Is
gtllee silYsohS stilat there 5i9ssa Direct
ss,tltless lelAyeen, tile asneene fprages
- q ahlstl
~ stle eat, and
sails assls.s. IS 10
so ls'e q. IN
.ae y, go RliN;ti en- coilsS
mast lifns
~ g /. cent of
81 % sease 10 rs sand
alIan s ehe olltef z
tiolf- 4o,s
tSlstiat care mist Spe taken nat siprs-i
e 90 stlQh aeiains the dams cilH forage,
utstf Is ls1I ssr tlletr 1Wnaf
sser .ak thil E farm fFfeTj1ed tliss sIefiafts
Il US = toFi e SlEad
e ttllla notftilg llsit old hay
sl.1 ~; - ~ ~ '.s " -
~, Nslat ailopt the " cr0ppeai
49, & z! the
~ tf9slVefB tliR - eHl1aco1t
= l'ssassss &; yssl{ q
~ ~ az nssgered the fafn5er iarior,
- - - siiEn the k-llaIs%
es y sal1t g lsaat y rssoNer nlelst Z; 4
4sist 2 VI 20 es tlipgc died frafn blind
ssa caused e1ysaa ding ssabaladL
49, : 80 eSylfs ,is Tue 10 WAS efinl-.
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EDI I;fscIa. Pa,aee.

According - the, geeals Of Rarlouk
corcn9Es loth; In GaaTs sia and gosssiag
perts az oirAry the aiifonaohlI = n
today q Isssin saf fer yea iciaS ih 10
buggy or wagon, 3 S. {,
= isls the Hlinlb6f Of miles tfarclfes
more neania liassa isSitsI Rssi.l m IS S.ss,ss
atldf0n asifipgs tllz past ~ +
SEES iii autolnobilas in tlis ssons aoills
I'D. police a6d datactIxa dsnast-
dep stlaeslf asS Iorlilg iIiss
tptflfin - tafls . 9 slii prQFef Ssf0WEne on
s e ne7s 50 Iias hsen sg ( 20 te
Itlenl Be eonsmis on .of aayan burr
lRFiea ID ktlafst n ono ID &.
instead 0f soa tt9 cfisiok sefio
haas lknla4l 4Sss.lrl slis Il. an Y a. :
Eolica ere tlsis lime pitcAllle "a Aa5lz
aSer and lqilssa to: y n Iti 4 - dan
Sc a0fse Alraaf slfSss sS,ss,e 4
llafA peen 1aiiei 5Utn 4 8 III seefa hs,
.liefe sfHe the righk pisnS ana : Is.
e are no on the trait Of otiers.
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WEEK OF PRAYER,

-. q a- y
The week of prayer meeting for Fri
day was truly . splendid one. sThe
first part of the meeting was. in
csifiiS1 sc 5f the ~. VIA anu Sun Ssti ~
beams and Miss iNannette Campbell
presided The last half wae; In
charge of the Royal Ambassadors and
j. sP, ErIVilliamston n1nhnasadnr a,
chief, sprcsided over this. The ". w.
a.. program was as follows: 4
sDeyetiopal exercises ~.
Prayer.
Talk, Fresh From the Mountains,t J,
by Mrs. w. G. HeaFin. +
Prayer.
Trio: by Misses Matte yandiver and
Poilies Wright and Mrs. j.. 4. !. Wesl. iss5
Paperss eDo Mountain Schools De-
gelop Strong Chhracteri" by Miss
Litin fone. 4 SsstI q ,:4t-gs fb vi u IS
Readihs, .,FIef Gift" by Miss Annie
Ben ChiIes. s
SONG, DF nJinne1ms. -, 4 -
Tliiei AS took then and
their program follows:
SHhjeet .Efd ians plI aroIg gifbrefls.o
Prayer. ny Tate. - :
Tai 9Int Are Royal Ambassn-
dorAf by Jack West.
Reading "a Lette- F,romfM Missionary
Day. by James Clement. sss 6, e
Royal Ambassad dorss sShynln.
Reading. Story of Joseph Islands. =
by J:iR Williamson.
-<sss.liectien Of shanlt oFering.
Song, sAmeTica.5 -
Prayer and benedirtion.
Mrs II. Reid Sherard and ehiidren
and DIR. w. A. Mentharsbee l1irs2:
with EDr. and Mrs. @. 8. Uuthbert
Thursday
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!. IVA, NOTES. :
.f-sas ssSfti Q
HH so kla o = . y . . q, . A Z n

u 4 - .
EIva, March .6.--Miss Aoll.e McCu,.
Tough left few DAYS ago for nne
West, where she goes to take "a posi.
.flenFan the>store of w. w. Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs RIP Martin Of Grif-
IN, Ga. aaHe deere yiEitsfss friends and
raiatiyesF before leaving for their new
aienDe in Seneca.
MISS May feargin, who has been
teaching at Riackburgs, has, closed
her sseetlqal eniaeGauDs.of an epidemic
OF measles, and will spend a few
weekS.atIs shoInR.e .ciis jl g.
Mr.. Joyce. manager of The Intelli-
gencer contest, was. in town one day
this week
q .5Npls. fAg, P.. Cook is erecting conmo-
tdiplls 5Wereh house inSthe rear of his
z Rev. T. g. Coker of Newberry will
ps:eaoii In the Presbyterian church
mere iiexE Sunday mornings -
Rev. McS. Buchanan, a retur ,d
missionary from, japan, will preach
Jnlthe tSresbyt teriani church, here next
Sunday night
Miss i5nIR TaFeeze of Mooresville. N.
Red. -, - 80 :
Misses Nettie Setyler and Bernice
Sigh, two of the Iva high school
teachers, have gone to Newberry [; to
spend the weekend with Home folk.
IS The Cigic Improvement association
held "a very enthusfastic meeting in
the school aiiiit linn 1E fessa All ! affA
ernoon. They expect to give q recital
On March 49, sr -.
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!. /, MEALS CREEK NEWS.

Beltniis Mach %. rho III. M. s.
met with NIrs. Join Ma i1ir Wednesday,
aftarrsSo sSoils and mort OF tho members
wero Bresept s. (. s .g h. y, y ~;
MI w, I4lynIe attended the or.
dinatI9!t seryieag at. flle First Baptisb
church oil BeIton Sunday Afternoon,
his trot other, DIR. w. n. Hnynie, being
ore oF those ordained to the diacon-
ate! Is & g AZ!
ME Fafmah Bfidweli raiiirnesi In
Ills homo near Moore Station, Spar
tanhuEg county. last Tuesday. having
spetit seyeEaI days With his school,
mate. Roy. j, 4. Man
ttcnGaHce It sunday sclsAs5o.
last Sunday was ssn,ai /, owing Co the
cxtth ely cold weather. w
Miss Bcasie vEertz. who has charge
OF Maytleld school, returned last week
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I Dry Goods Notes.

e or the 100000 pleees OF print eiotns
sold at Il Fail ElSser sInsts ,Rcs ,,s SO 900
were for spot shipn5aiiE. Stocks ntlthat
Ger ter a30tg3 % lsrEea Ainf .tand deney {, 4}s
OF, the 3 ,5G4 haiRs ipR COT ton Goods
Srernste llaat week. 70I trsslFEst "a. fiaayti;
sss 60 Cen Slt Anlerinns AZ to- Go1atiis'
sbia aud 1900. aai AsiafA. i.i; (, 81,
s SilE nassaltnes opened for the, now
fai sssasop have been advance 2 1sac
e yard eE last season 80
french tltesRpn fars and eostumers
ate ccnlitg - q is, counts Ia JnTsas,laI
ntnhars t.sis sg,Is tc 8 M IL .spaesa,
iisplaya slsra 90 ,theis various tines
FrisoljHe is tl1s name Ss 4 now dress;
fabric lEnKens v'iths criEIits snt atsrfaee,
81 lvinz = 1sfsssss - y = - Z
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from Ghapnels, where she had. been
snr9moned pu aocoant of the death OF
,heSi tgf2ndfa atheE. %i..!
We are Glad to report that Mrs. Joe
strickiand's health continues to i'm
prove. s..lt.
Messrs. Joe ErskiHe and w. G. Bur.
rlss are installing phones. They will
ne connected with. the. Anderson line.
Mrs. Jane Martin returned to her
nome at Townville Wednesday, after
spending. some time here with rela-
tiyes.
Miss Saliie Thompson spent the
@eels siendSayith her pareptss near Leb-
Mr. James B. Mccoy, who owns
one OF the best homes II this Sec
Lion, eDpeqts togrepaintit 1t soon.
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ONE BAfl 5 MEMS \.
BySllNG ATLANTA
EE4!sEssssess;ssssse ard a=sseaa -Ezssseess.s ns-
ctss9SHeeS II ne Southern
Maj anoIis.
HSas7,Ss-:1 SsSLE 80 z,iys -

Atlanta. March 6.-.The punishment
for arson sin GEORGIA is death. and the
i law may put a negro girl OF, Atlanta,
Anna May Hayes, fn the shadow Of
the gallows. The girl who lWas q
servant In the ll1nlei .at Cctnptfuiier
General Nv. a. Wright has confessed
20 the police that, sbP deliberately set
Fire to- tlles AgEfgIlt home lfeainl motives
OF akser aud revenge after she had
been ;rep prinfati ided, Tor net doing he,l
hcnsework as she afnltd. !.
Accpr ding TO the. girl.s story she
del tbarat ely tire u, a iited' mittch
into the upstairs cloact qf The home,
after seeing q rs. isSF.rizlik leave the
house, The blaze ignited clothing
and the fire spread. Oaly the time
~ aFrisdf OF the IRE department EsyeG
the house. and as It was the damage
amounted 20 oyer 81 900. Tlta girl
Hemaincd inside the house instead 5of
summing cut ssho1 tlis blaze san to
spread, aIlsls her ~ hhktgnt ettitide
afousea tiifa Dipt pf che linenen
VINO turned her over TO the police.
Ihts 50. the FIRST case In many ysars
IN which q woman has been accused
OF arson. Aith6slR Rf che deafh Dsiia;ty
might be- exaetH under the AZ. there
is aesi' ceiS any iksiiiead & tllak ,fIlp
cEaa asil : f..,,sss1e
There hasn't been q p.e5raail iiaugea iTl
Ge0rg alnee the civil JEar, and ba-
sides the fact that tk & gSri IS only IS
old is tfsei prob bstion
0f!scers I'd "a sses ilnue, &, !
-.
Hon. Jesse n AGasssA.ssl ssAfI Lrnss,n
Georgia editor. a.,lsiST7assIila lar ala Ia sran,e
Sonlfni iasiDner; ,has cctl t5ti tod Al mn
concurrent isRue of Jonathan n
Frost = Magazine .'Tha. cali az 4hs.
s1nfi 3 on the stlhie at st .anl5ll
credit viii do for the ceorWia n IS
Iners H',s,
This issue Of tlle, magazine is de-
voted TO tho great ass nig,rs ant
inanghrated BY she CiebF Fsia ChnS1ber
OF Eoln,neree and Iercer bredlcts
that flsn year 1914 slt &C r5Egl +, A, 4 lo
history of the south ns "a xasr tIF revo1
ll5tsan In tlla snatees Of bans on satin
The otgnalz ssnn oe afroag Sn1e
We llsi'ea anagea q tssiEt oalnn
iaa Il 81 "a q :, !; n n
sss7tI sisF - a
lecEed farm loans. Ia nrnhA lAl y fha 1aaef
EIsa tlassa q ,rins clean money Far
slle sou erne+s suFs or the
slslef ecNi FOR the Sssor Ail1
ttlss sHle8E ecei<enicRI 4 zl1,lt ~
fliS naln8 has YET b6fn devised.
seox GA and ad5oiEiuE stafes ny
te4 ftft Ereate<E field Ai6eaIssa y -
1pt ~ lie World tut x, !, ( III. 4 =
pg1itatipn oegnci q sy5r efsi.
M .fa iSS 81
z ~ ~
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teeth. Sometimes tine as,sEfaf ias
!aDtns as t.oughVib were afflicted with
Fcoife, he nitnal W walk strangeI
iy:s:i q Id an open Space Rlid VII Il .try
20 throa aghss Hy apbstaele it en-
goiIifiitii IN the stubie how'll press
tliS head against the stall or Yest 1T
on the manger. senietinnes he awili
crowd intosa corner. The Temperature
at the beginning ofitae "a SEQ & sraal ras
from l03 itos I07 degrees F., but within
~ hours the AtenpeFatupe falls, and
EeyeHtually ~ becomes subnornIai. > The
aniTlal oftaa daWTs en- the second or
third day. and 4m.ay or aay nob5get ilp
when urged! Death usaallylecenrs II,
from four to eight days, although
Ideath IN ay foleaE. within ten
tie dFst GyInpt lspiiIe ciIte q -
es sy isei Il TO ast tiif,ce
week Aiaoat go per cent OF ii 81 az
teoteti animals die. 3 3ss.ssgf
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and be an absolute guarantee or .aaaIy s5Ss
ICY and Of the del liyary pf 1.-The article.
called for, thus giving to the fartrl-i, q
er;s produce an availability as an aA- ,t i
set with the highest cothlnefeial mt
llns upon which he. can secure hist
leans and VIII enable him 20 market
illh crops; In accordance with the, lbwa Z !;
OF supply and demand.
Hhlrd, the establishment Of a di-
) vision OF markets that viii not only
ulreet grading and pacl king ine hi ls In .s
taregts of hcnasty aE.zs
win through It's complats organizal =,
teicn pFeRelst TIM cen agestion pffisen1el a
markets to he i,.!::::t IS ii d. tins
SCARCITY IN others to- the point OF want
at the same time, and prevent fas FAR. M
as r9ssfhle the waists OF unfe eeessIflfy
tTanspoFtaei6il f5s ", ~ ,s7s e =
Fourth think we need to have our
coIp oTation laws samerSd Sdad so that the &
true cool I've assoc Ions NAV hi,g6S
tormed where one man will have ofiiys ~
'one$Vote, and there viii be no pYoxtas1 1tiK
whero capital viii be limited to d mod Is
crate Sdfy1aen, say q per. cen lEiitsl 81 ala
per cent 4toslbe placed to Me- 81 A3lfss ~
fund, the balaaee to be diyif led anniiaisi
/ ~ on the basis or pRtFgnRs fs4s
y lfthy TOT sAhts ilrpea5 eE buyIi9s ss ~
lllofitB or OF making parif & I'm l5sta
llproFemenIa, fayurS the lliaasiiTa M ~
s ltsongEessnan Bathrick OF Ohio, that
FAC government sell per cent 40
year! bonts an nts loan the Il faeGt tls 10.
the home hnyars, ,A0r home fI,snf SsS,s
at suchea rate of interest that on the
am0stization plans the loan Will be y
paid of In so years. s3
Conclusion: Paragraph Mol shows.
what we do not want. ~
SFaranrnhgs 2. q inIFlL Is stsfn hfiafisy o.
itynnt We need IN the 8 Rsta ~ .slIlIsin
GtEonr farming and business opera
uGns. s4 a 81 ~
Paragraph No. points she Igny 10
the long tiIne laefs for ne iaa i
Dro7enaents end, home ballding
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2 according 10 5tatii5tiic55 Just e issusdy
by the Merchants Exchange Of 81.
Louis. !, IA atanm rai ailFuad iySSs alhs8 sElt6y
that city dpripg 1918; d total. Of
"a IONS o focal. Ir0uf electric fines
and the river boats brought, Lse,stoll9
mage for the year up to s S.D25, ~ tons.
of, the railroads the Illinois Central
Led with 89s4a2 tons tos ats credit,
The Southern Ilal lway 5gns SolilScon
5isl8 listfWlth Df1s3a8 tons dssrrieds
sss EOT4CE ~ OF MT tPFffS
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NOTICE OF AIERTFsei

Excel Camp No. 645.3 w. %. w. OF
BeltoIf. &. Ss., VIII on. a. aasdhy efahing
March ~, al z ipicLnnk I
I2mos r. LI.,s PARKER, Clerk. &
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Well, governor. are you going to run
for the senate or not?" cheerily IN
qufrea reporters this morning when
they got iiith the aanntum saaRot
at the capitol . s At 49,;
Goys Slaton made no verbal re-
spogse, but t;beckoned the reporters TO
the window os his ofIice. end pointed
The Boys s.ii22s sii22 ISssfesiss iSSssis$ Ms
meant {. The: saaz an the renEso the
capiEol iR aoati9 6. ati bal mast In tel-
en- Of the! snrFSw 90 GaSSs7=====lsfas- ne
ever the. aeakta iee .senesssass a. @. IA.
con sapds Will eantIn1e 20 -after, tie
beautit t9l SteH1i until after; thirty
days hftNe I'll Sads SINCE the SRafh. .
The anne 4dAiaescs, 49,
which caused tteg B0yernorF to nefi,se
stead adfastly iaIj 5 tenai ideratf fpn,s of -.
pointing q succ cessor until aftsn he
funeral rite lgei:ea Ial s anaaii, =
actuattng the governor now litsi Eefel. /.
;elce to- the aaIan nouh hcepaBns. nf his Spfi,
5ptentidH p.whR RtfrS;. they The, IA
connection wikh,tsha soilat atorshii & .ts I
& { bile. nat meaning in the ieast To
sefitieiae any Qg hose who; weres, IN.
haste to- entep the, racc, the goRerner
Inns felt rs is said by li5 friend y that
tt would be peculiarly inappf
fer him beoa auGe qf. lli D D aial sositlous
to do angthing IN 5the e prem isas h.assssss y.
~ the he's vets decided
"IleElSFs Ilasiy III or; Il HDr iaiar .isss-
come q scanti ilate !; for the aeaate, he
has not $50 safs can be iaaFneds COM.
hdedt that Secisi ions r. auyb6agS ssss;
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BY making her eat plaster from The
walt the HE OF Bfa,, "A lEert Smith was
saved yesterday after ahs ha1 ,swai,
lowed a deadly poison by, mistake. III
the dark she drank from q bottle OF
potassium chlnrate. thinking ii was
q harmless tonic and was soon In ter
rible agQpy. The; regular prescziiied
antia0tes tailed To- give any relisf and
she VAS appRre emily dying 8 u when {! d
neighpor ring pIlYsicj Jan hastily knocked
some LAST ring tom "a wal and otter
potEsf 1caW Bo7Ilsss on Sc DOWN
her stftFpht 81 IT was The Ire IA the
aster. stt is said 5hich reSaeted on
the chiofate. : |. i.::g 6. ~ g !! 81
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sncs: : Fsisht0f 10, any system of secur-
ing cheap money fop JGeoFRias 9appaeIs,
IS the deplnrahles condition Of lEnd. IT,
tie records. and inadeanate, laws ION
that subject. sfI,,. 80, p.
But athe state legislature will be
asked to. sive, relief ialeng. these lines
20 the land oHRers. at. this eumfner,s
session OF ,tha- GE4eorgIa .genegai as
sembly," az. So, sls's,7 -
The police ,dEagnets are out today
for the e!!ll 3 :;s;:;s;sa stranger who
represented himself az an .Iasent 81
BradstEeetss and then. at the spoipt OF
pistol grabbed all the cash, OF "a, local
loan: society IN a down . tPsWn office
buiidips..a, Zs..
According to the story of /. Stein-
berg, the: cashiars WHO, WAS alone In
the Office when the bandit came in.
the latter demanded, that he omen the
safe, nut when. Steinherg refused /, and
declared that he would have to. XII
him first the bandit laughed, put the
pistol In his packet and walked out.
with $40, which he had got from the
counter. ~,
The detectives were at first inclined
10 De akeptlcal abnnt .Stainberg,s
SSHA aoE.tltS utOuuleAS uOIq Mps but
later they found a number OF uedes-
TRANS who had seen the man slioyine
the revolver in HIS pocket as beswalk-.
ed out of the ,bnildlpg, +, =.
Everybody is to5get fair whaok at
theatre apds0pera seats for the, coming
season In Atlanta, The Music Festi1
val Association announces today ,thnt
the sale Of. season. tickets, &iu ,teEin.
Monday mornipss. and. that ont 4 Of
town orders and other orders by mail.
viii receive exactly the same cansid-
Grafton asiis. shown those who live In,
Atlanta. and who cen stand In line. I.
ALI contracts have been, closed for.
the bringing Of the 4etFopolItan stars
with tithaS big n 0rcheslra, ballet
scenery, and aeeessserles TO Atiant
for selidsweek OF opera, April "a to
ON aitiHityae; IS i,ti1l6Ee Wit He
seven performance the same nuIl-.
Der as last yeaEsaads the; prices will be
exactly the same. The: price for a.
sea saE.-. tsalset 80 ace s:sS>s:s seo1
and the price fer. tickets to, single, psr :
formanae aes ra1ge from. SIS down: ;to. as
low as: 81 ff9T SONS Of the seats In The:
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TAMPICO IS TAKEN
BY THE REBEL FORCES;
FEDERALS RETREAT{NG

Copyright, 1914. hy The Pre. Publishing Co.
The New York World.
special Gable pespstch TO The Evening world.)
VERA CRUZ, May 14.-Rsar. .Ad.
mirsl Mayo, commanding the Amer.
lean division off Tampieo, has an.
nouncsd the capture Of the city by
the rebels TO Rear Admiral Badger.
eommsn ndino the fleet here.
No details were embraced In the
wireless message which bore the
word. A hard gale 10 blowing here.
making static conditions bad.
A wireless despatch from Admiral
Badger to Admiral Mayo says that
the Navy Department desires urgent
information regarding an American
engineer named Burwcll, said to be a
nephew OF Secretary Daniels. Bur-
well Is reported az having oeen killed
near Ozlutma. He has been con-
structing a dam for a Dutch oil COM
pany. The despatch directs Admiral
Mayo to make immediate Inquiries Of
the United States Consul a. Tampico.
The retreat now In iVooress along
the railroad 10 believed to be in the
direction Of San Luis Potosi. which 10
threatened by the Constltutionalists
The only other vailrosd cut Of the
city leads TO Monterey, which hes
been eautprsd by the cerstltutiensl.
lsts. and this time 10 eemplstsly In the
esNtrsl sf Villas serses. e7- i