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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09
CHARLEY CAMEL, VETERAN
 BALL PLAYER, IS DEAD

Quincy Mass, April 9-Charles w. Ganzel, ffty-two years old. the noted baseball catcher of 8 quarter century ago, died here early yesterday
 Cancels fame began as a mem Der of the noted Detroit team of the searIy eighties, and his name became one of prominence in baseball history as a member of the Big Four" with Rich ardson, Brouthers and Bennett, which in 1888 were sold to Boston by Detroit for $25,000, an astounding sum in those days. John GanzeI, manager of the Rochester team of the International league, is a. brother of the dead man.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09

T Easter Custom Suits T TRY AFFORD BROTHERS TRY X Iaa4 Si<za as4d -Kss4 E4d
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09

Tommy-Pop, what is an idealist?
 Tommy's Pop-An idealist, my son. is a very young man who thinks all women are angeIs.-PhiladeIphi Rec
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09

1os. 1o2. ss. 1o2-total 1111' average -101.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09

The Boston Red Sox may buy Del Cainer the Detroit first baseman. Bos- ton offered cash for the player but Manager Jennings won't part with him until the season opens.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-18

Sbeu bill boloe Snlefeit. On NUT
nicipal SSalefelt forbereoes at blibe
aiboIot i 8ne11s 9ubitorium Den %.
Om Mftenen bill Ser Dill
be orranqeret Ell fri @oncert.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-18

st interesiant Sorebras. Greoag
Nften iiorrige uge bolbt 81. S. g.
Sobnion, iom beitprebe @innelotas
Nfoeling paa noitilli1,gen i &riiti-
ania, for ct talrigt Bublifum ct
meget i~nteresiant 6ore6rag, leoiaget
al 2psbille0er, paa Central @sjifo=
len ont Norge % lloitillingen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-18

uabtrOisaias sl,iS, sneofer-
orbeioe, Iegning, oip,, faces peo.
Gorcoroia College, Moorbeoo,
Minn, 9intertermi,,en begDnoer
Ben 29hc December. sfrip efter
Ratalog. 5,
8psmeitrenes MarsmpSe. Sen
i%aafalohe rMinneiota Asiociation Of
Builders exchanges" afbolbt i ois1c
,Dage fit aarliee Mgoe Der i gyen,
Der operbnreoes al Is Delegater.
9eb 8eitpreliesbalget for set font
me1oe Mar balgtes fpl9enbe 8eitp-
relic: &rniibent, g. S. 3al1pt, i Oh.
lltb; 8ice-8rniioenter:: 81. M. 9sel.
ion ! MinneapoIis, s. 6. Dsgoob
Der ! 8pen, fa1nt bore bar,ife 2anoS-
mn1ro =. S. DNen L 5tillipater, S.
9. Nelion ! Marfato % Sobn 2a1t-
ritien 6erga,s Gnlls.
&inter Serminen ne0 GoncorDia
College, Mfoorbeao, Mi1u1., begun
Der oen %. December. $500 be-
tuler for aoo Scott, 2ogis % praf-
tiff ltnoerpisning / be nlminoelige
Sfolefas. sarlfilt a%nleoning for
Mpfommere. STRIP efter &atalog
til s. q. Masguaro, Moorbeao,
Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-18

Fine unge Kalkuner, Pd. ,.15c
Code Kalkuner. Pd. lac
KjGdfulde Kalkuner, Pd. .18c
Fede plukkede Kalkuner Pd. zoe
Fine Hons og Spring Chic
kens", Pd. I2Ha, 10 og........8c
Fede Gjas, Pd. 121@c
Fine Ender, Pd. ....15 og 14c
Udsalg at Florida Appelsiner.
Den ber9mte "Swastika" Slags
s9deste Appelsin i Handelen.
Pr. Dusin 25c, 22c, zoe, I8c og !.
I5c. ALE St@rrelser, pr.
kasse $2.48
California Navals, pr. Dusin
zoe, 18c og 15c. Pr. Peck, soc
ALE St@rrelser, pr. Kasse Sag
Arizona Navals, pr. Dusin 4oc
CSC 3oc
Meget saftfulde Citroner, 6
DuSln .......... 25c
Hbler. 5000 Barrels for
Salg i wore store Six Street
Varehuse. mellen Rosabel
og Broadway.
Missouri Reds Code, sun
de Ebler, 3 Blu. Barrel. -. $1.o8
Nebraska Steel Reds, ekstra
store Ebler, 3 Blu. Barrel .$2.1e
Missouri .Geniton, code Fb-
Ter, 3 Blu. Barrel ....... $2.1o
Nebraska Winesaps, smaa,
men code, holder lange, 3
Blu. Barrel $2.35
New York Baldwins, Frugt-
havepakket, Barrel ...... $3.50
Fineste Wenatchee Winesaps
holder lRnge, pr. Kasse !. $2.48
Fineste Jonathans, i bedste
Stand, pr. Kasse ........ $1.75
Wenatchee Staynan Wine
saps, ekstra store, pr. Kas-
Sc ..... $I.48
Wenatchee Giant Geniton,
ekstra store H1bler, pr. Kas-
sc ...'... @I.46
Sucker med Cash Ordres.
20 Pd. $1.oo Ordres - med ST
Order for andre Varer eller
med Mel.
81 Pd. $500 - med So Ordre
for andre Varer;.
20 Pd. $1.oo med S. Ordre
for andre Varer.
% Pd. $1.oo - med 81 Ordre
for andre Varer,
"a Pd. $1.oo med S. Ordre
for andre Varer.
IS Pd. $1.oo - med ovennavnte
SIS Ordre, indbefattet for $1.oo
Schools TIE eller Katie.
~ Pd. $1.oo ~ med ovennavnte
SIS Ordre og en- 5-Pd. Daase al
bedste Kvalitet Bagepulver.
Tons af Nodder OF Candies.
vi salger kun nye Npdder
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-18

men t'faoo aniatteIien al N1iis SET.
mug 9alftenitaro, iom q al norif
9earfoutit, IL aereri,oe i sbenlf.,I
peg Sob'i 9. Sobl,iol, SsiifoIe:: s.
Nrotelten bIiper bapbet, ot man ols
|oeles iffe lar iloget i1loo Miis &alf=
|fenltoro p%erionlie, men ser paaitoas,
St bun Ute ton tale ioe1,if lpoenbe
'''of til at fnn,1e bibrine gsknsi,e,
nsu rietiae ipcr,ife nofo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-18

Jor Gutter % Niger, iinr fra
2attoet, lom lite bar bopt MnIeoning
at g%ic11nemgao Common 5folen, BE-
.gpnDer laritiIt aurius oe1, 29be De=
.cember; iiar apsni1,g, stapnire,
@eguing, % %ligrenoe Sag: sfriD
.eftcr aatoIog til Goncorbia College,
MporDeoD, Miinn.
speuiferne proteiterer. Gn Hros
telt IT'D bore ipenite Meoborgere e.
'bfepe,1 innaietot til 5foIefom1risffiios
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-18

Gjas, Ender og kyllinger for Jul.

ingen gamle j denne Forret-
ming.
God Blanding Cpd. Candies 75c
God Blanding at N9dder, Pd. 15c
Banding at finere Npdder,
I'd. 4 zoe
Blandede Bon-Bons, Pd... .12hc
Chocolader, pr. Pd. !....... 15c
"Buttercups'', Pd. ........ zoe
Nye Valn9dder, Mandler, FIJI
berts, Brasilianske, Pecan
N@dder, og ristede Peanuts.
Juletreer, Holly og Evergreen
Evergreen Kranse ~ CSC, zoe,
15c, 1oc SC
Fine VOLTS Paw Evergreen.
Bundt o
.JuletrRer Ioc.
Julelys.
Tytteber, 8 Pd. .......... 25c
S0de Kartofler, 8 Pd. 25c.
Cider vi har endnu noget
tilbage af denne udm@rke-
de Cider ~ Jugs Zoe;
Gallon CSC
Hpjeste Kvalitet Mince Meat,
2 Pd. 21c
Pebernddder, Pd! ......... 2oc
Mejeri-D Department.
Ny Forsyning at Mejeri Smor..
1ste klasses Oleo Margarine,
2 Pd. 35c
Schools Special Sm9r, Pd... sc
Wisconsin rig Fl@de Ost,
....... 2OC
Waukesha Ost. pr. Stk..... zoe
De Brie Ost, pr. Stk. $500. &c
Blue Label Ost. pr. Stk. -. 1oc
Tysk Hand Ost, pr Dus. .25c
lmporteret Schweitzer Ost,
I'd. 4oc
Amerikansk Camenbert Ost,
pr. Stk. Observation-Disclosures. 2sc
Fin Limburger Ost, Pd..... 18c.
Lunch Ost, pr. Stk. ........ &C
Frisk Cottage Cheese, Pd. 1oc
Hvidklqver Honning, pr.
Fam zoe
Bismarck Slid. SOC Daaser.. 35c
Frisk Peanut Smgr, tillavet
mems De venter, Pd. re
Palmer House n Den NEST
populere Katie Byen,
ia: 3oc
Specielt. 3 Pd. for $500.
Santos Blend, en- meget fin
Katie, I'd. 25c
God, SOD Katie, Pd. $685.. 2oc
Ekstra Fin Oolong The. en-
uds6gt Aroma, Pd. ...... Coo
Meget god Ceylon The. Pd. CSC
japan The, meget fin Kop
kval1tet, Pd. ............ 28c
Old Dominion Ceylon The,
u Pd. Pakke .......... &c
Prdvepakke Ioc
Regular zoe Gas Glgden9t.
Pr. Stk. &c
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-18

|a8s asS S4s8s1saNgaaaASS ssslS1s
INV
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!, -. Iy' ''a''s'' sope sunDepe's
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A.u''o @u'''1''uno ! &Su'Dln91onI %
0uper1er ON Stoters Mrl1gge1loer.
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9eptpeoen 81 T'erre, -. Uat' %
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-18
st. PAUL.

&pbeber ,moa i%r,bienbes, iaa Sc er
Erptferiet ieneit 9orsbag M;obag.
8putpr: POI Court Blpcf.
&eb &ipb eller @eparatipn al
ubre beisg BEN %Delfienote Supeler
Simon Melio,1, 200 6. 7tb Street.
8ben bil bolbe Snlefeit. CIT nut
|nicipal Sl1lefeit ~forbereoes at blibe
afbolbt / 8nens Mubitorium Den %.
December. Dm Mftenen bill Ser bIi-
be orranqeret ell fri &oncert.
st interesiant Torebra8. 6reoag
Niten forrige uge bolot Or. S. g..
|Sobnlpn, iom beitpre6e Minneiotas
Afbeling paa noitilli1,gen / ariiti-
ania, for ct talrigt Nublifum ct
meget interesiant Sore6rag, leoiaget
al 2psbille0er, paa Central @ejifo-
len ONT Norge % lloitillingen.
Mulebning tor Mpfommerc at ln=
re @ngelif / @inter peo Goncoroio
College, Moorbeab, Min11. Sfoleter=
minen begpnoer ben 290e Decent
Der. @ob Scott, 2ogis % praftiif
Understanding op III fsritc MpriI for.
corbia College, Moorbeoo, Min11.
$75. Sfrip efter &otoIog til Con-
9anif 8n6stieneite afbolbes bber
|Spnoog 6%ormtobag / Den ban1fe
@olgatbo Strife poa Ebomos Street,
bportil 2an6Smnno %inobpoes paa
bet benligite. .Sule6ag bill Der of
bol6es @u0stieneite 4I. 1912, nef.
goo Song og muiitolif Msfitance:.
5or firfeliee &anoIinger benpenoer
man fig til Baitor u. 6. Gpcbien fgr
eller efter @u6stieneften.
3iltrobs for &rigen CT Der operaIt
en- @asie importeret 2eeetgi at foo
mi beo Snletio. bMooe in @erma-
nj" er bet meite at BET, % 6orflo-
ri1gen er, at BET melte al set bar
inofert Der til 2onbet inoen @riqer,
1obre6. 9bis &rigen ifuloe pare
beo ober ct Mor et1on11, bill Der tit.
fert bore CODE gba1eer for en- @iem=
n1ei116uitri ogiao pao bette Omrao6e
1tbffibnin8 at @eite til Sranfria.
Sra SDb ct. 8nuI er Der alLereoe
blcbcn inofipbt SO &eite for Sen
fronife Armes @egning. S%nbfjgbet
foretoges al @reo 8. oegitrange, Der
opbolot fig Der fom Mgent for 5ronf-
rig, .og bar faaet Droer til at in6-
fisbe minoit 1000 @eite til en- @ie1=
neminitSpris at $175. &oit=aom=
pagniet bar allereoe (oIgt 10000
Selte til 0en frantic Mrne.
$rofesior 81. 5. u. albabl, sen
tioligere 5%oritanoer for st. Slnfs
College ! Mortbftetb, iom peo Sen
5orereoe norif=Iutberife Rirfes 1ioite
MarSmpoe blep baIgt til @rofesior i
Dogmatif beo 8raiteieminariet i
lSt. Mntbonp Sort, begpnote fiolte
nge fine 5orelesnirger oerlteos.
SON ffnlbe bore begDnbt aIIerebe i
'September, ner en- .alporliq 5pa=
bonn bar inotiI mi afbolot bam Der
fra.
sprgeliat llbeIb. Mars. 6. &c
terion, 547 Dlipe street tom peo en
efsplofion Of en- ggife 2ofs, ION
bun bar ! Serb neo nt aabne,,
ltGrH tilifaoe poa Sanoerne % i
Nnfigtet, % bill fonoipnIiepis pgiao
mite sDnet paa begee Zine. gfs=
p%lofionen ifete beo, at bun peo Gil
lapnirtgen al M~ftensrnooen Darrnebe
selfen ] Ell Na,ioe n1eo sfoge,oe
sSo1to. lan bIep giebIiffelie braat.
ben pda 8pens SoipitaL bbpr So
gerne g, aiitreneer ie 81 1T reooe'
benoes snn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-18

&pbeber 11too iaroienoes, faa Sc er
Erptferiet ieneit Eorsoag M;oba9.
: aoutpr: POI Court Blpcf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-18

Maar nst. 8a,l Sibeabc" er
bore 2eIere ! &nn6e, bill oct bore
Hobs paa essuleaften. 81 be,Dtter
berfor 2ejligbe6en til allere6e III at
pnffe bore lofaIe 2Giere Ell u@I9be=
Zig Ses1tl" / ollie Moaoer, %. famti=
Dig bringe no / 2ibet en- Ear,fe
iom moaife tan beetle @ienlpo bii
og Der. @In6en / %eSSl1ler1 beitaar
bog hiit for De fleite, inherit inoe
/ at gipe, lite / at mootage, oe for
Sc al og, ser iiober UNDER ret gooe
&adr Aberppre / bette 2ar1b, nre0
Mi6Ier til at berebe os lelp % bore
nrrmelte Ell glao % felflig Sl1le=
often, burbe .@lGben beb at gibc /
Mar mere en6 1toge1ai tnoe fpr ltrafffe
fla 11o ober en bibere arebS cnb net
op Ben, ser er % perionlig finr %
0Drebur. Mnnr hi letter oS til
SnIeaftensborbet, Der not | Sc fleite
IiIfnlbe ifal bl1gre al olifenS Ober=
flgoigbeb ~ netpp ba bur0c Ri
mi1oes, at Der / biSie 1ioer er en-
bel Cation beroDre | europa,
Ser / Dr6etg fulbe 8etbonii1g fri=
ger ON 8rpo - minoes, at
for tiger % ifriber en- Dollar %
halptrebs Gents Tan Der fiebeS en-
Get poo 40 @11nb Mel, Der (efter
bbab oe Soil, Der bar n1eo Oct at
gipre paoitoar), fnn bplbe en- Itaffels
8elgier i 2ipe ! tire Waane=
Ser Sbab ON Der ! bpert ban'f
Stem, lofnlt eller a11bre Steoer,
.bpor oisie 2inier lpics, netop peh
esn Ieaftensbor0e optoges
zen @oIIefftt", bportiI Smao % Stoz
Re bier gap fin 5fjprp, at ope11=
r,ppnte lille Gun fllnoe fott11le i1h
% |erbeg llb i geroe11 rneb 8lo on
@Inoelig Sui" III ct Itaffels lioerl;
Sc Meomerneife piloe Sl.len ba
lite for ole ELECTROMAGNETIC blipe lao
mueect rigere q gIaoere .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-18

geb &isb eller &eparatipn al
ubre beisg BEN Delfienbte SSupeler
Simon Meliou, 200 6. 7tb Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-18
0asiertr Geo. q. GIanisan
5beriffens ao11tor er afeaaet peo
IS Mar galnn1cl.

aonaresmsbet for gobe lanbcpcje
! oe,1re uge i Chicago, %
Dor 8orgermeiter Minn Notpers %
8p=SSngenier glausien CT ofreilt ber=
til for at 6eltage i Mgoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-18

Garling's gafe er blepen ll,ffet, %.
8~reoitorer11e bar la9t 8eilag paa
[Gl,noommen. @jaloen iiges at
mao ct 8clpb at benpeo $50,
600.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02

who was formerly an applicant for
reappointment
j. f. Stapler and j. p. Coffee are
the most active candidates for the
appointments with the chances seem
ingly little the better for the for
mer.
So far as it known to the public.
however, Senator West has not yet
minated whom he will recommend.
and ii may be that a dark horse"
viii get the plum
j w. Callahan, of Bainbridge, is
an unopposed candidate for election
TO the next Senate. as the representa- !
tive therein OF the Eighth District
Mr. Callahan is a strong man, and
has been successful politically in all
of his ambitions thus far He is now
Mayor of cambridge, and is making
a splendid executive
Whether he has opposition or not.
however. he is altogether likely 70 be
the next Senator from that vicinity,
as it would he large undertaking to
defeat him and undoubtedly there
will he more or less hestancy upon
the part of other aspIrants for the
position when ii comes to trying the
matter out with Callahan
The Eighth District uniformly has
been represented by men Of high
standing and much common sense,
end Callahan seems to suit the peo-
Pie OF his neighborhood mighty well.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
| AW JAMES B. NENTN

\ vertable gathering Of the
clans" is anticipated for the week
end in Atlanta, the capital Of Georgia
and from Ra bun Gap TO Tybee Light
necessarily the faithful and unterr
fed Democracy viii flock hither {,
see what 1t may see. hear what II
may hear and assimiate such poiiu-
cal dope as seems for the moment
warranted, all things considered,
The State Democratic Executive
Committee VIII meet on Saturday tC
call a primary to nominate a full out
fit of statehouse officers from Gov
ernor down, and two United States
Senator's
Indeed. seldom II ever before has a
state committee been called upon to
arrange for the distribution of Sc
many large, fat and jury political
plums'
Everybody being more or less at
| sea too-and all Georgiaus being
more or less politicians everybody
win feel called upon to come to At
lanta and hand around chunks of ad-
vice.
At present it seems that Senator
Smith is not To have opposition, al
though he surely viii have. and that
Governor Slaton viii run for Senator
Bacous uneXpired term. notwith-
standing the fact that he is sure to
run again for Governor Little Joe
is out of it," but still very much n
it," and Senator West surely will run
unless he doesn't
Outside of these preliminary Ger
tainties, the situation apparently $
rather badly mixed. and getting
Everybody denies having any
knowledge whatever of what the com
mttee will do-iust as every body usI-
ally does that thing, notwithstanding
the fact that executive committees
VIGOROUSLY do exactly what they are
told to do by the powers controlling
them and there ALWAYS has been
heretofore a power on the controlling
job,
Friday night doubtless will see the
kimball House lobby "A eeething mass
Of humanity, as in the good old
days" when politicians fought and
scrambled exactly and precisely Is
they do now, and quite as unselhSh-
ly,
The fun promises to he rather fast
and rather furious That's why there
is to be such q wholesale gathering
of the clans Democratic in atlanta
this Weekend.
Among the interesting features of
the Congressional campaign in the
Twelfth District is the manner In
which prospective candidates have of
late been issuing statements to the eff
feet that they will not run
Judge X. j Hawkins, Of the DubIi1
Circuit was nj one time Scrioifs "
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
Police Seek Thief
Attacking Woman

Police THURSDAY are searching for =
negro who robbed the gas meter AZ the
home u Mrs Jennie Malone. 30 l24
CORTLAND street after desperate
struggle with Mrs Malone In which
She was thrown 10 the floor and se-
verely bruised
Mrs Malone was sitting In bedroom
when she heard the burglar n the ha So
ment She descended the stairs. and
as she entered. the burglar seized her
and threw her 70 the floor Then he
tore the gas meter from IT'S fastenIngs
and ran. The meter contained ST.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
.B|DD|NCER, BURNS MAN,
On FRANK CASE, TELLSOF
Barring CANADIAN GRAF |

Butch" McDevitt millionaire for a
day has nothing on Guy b. Biddinger,
assistant general manager of the
Burns Detective Agency who is in
Atlanta investigating the Phagan
murder mystery.
McDeVitt, of Wilkesbarre lived like
8 millionaire for "a short hours Bid
dlnger spent money as though it We're
counterfeit for as many days-and
more
Biddnger is man of many per
sonalties, but he is most at home as
an aristocratic, rolling-in- wealth in
d1vidual who is running John D. a
close race for financial supremacy.
AS latter day Croesus he is delight
fully genial and expansive. He looks
like ready money
Role of Multi Millionaire.
1t was in the role of a multi mil
1lonaire that he pulled the wool over
the shrewd eyes of the Canadian Par
lament grafters and gathered into his
net Louis Philippe Berard, law part
ner of none other than the Prime
Minister, and many other lesser graf
ters
Biddinger was persuaded Thursday
to tell of the manner in which he
trapped the Canadians
81 was reputed to be worth between
fifteen and twenty million dollars" he
said, and Of course they fell for
me
ID. Loren McGibbon, a public spir-
tied man of Montreal was the man
who engaged the Burns Agency on
the case. He had narrowly escaped
death from a serious illness. and on
his 10 a
voted his money to public causes
He was convinced that graft was
being made in the granting of fran
chises and in obtaining concessions
from the Dominion Government, but
every effort to get definite proof had
failed Two detective agencies had
worked on the graft probe before the
Burns people were called in, but moth
ing came of their Investigations be-
cause they had failed to overcome
one stumbling block, a group of law
yers who acted as the o-betweens
for the members of Parliament
Other Operators Duped.
The operatives for the other agen-
cies We're referred to the legal firm
when they attempted to approach the
Legislators. The lawyers drafted
bill for the detectives and charged
an enormous fee which, however. was
perfectly legal. In this smooth man
ner they saved themselves from pros
ecutlon and at the same time insured
rake-off for their other clients, the
members of Parliament.
When we started on the lob. we
lad our own bill All we wanted
to buy was the influence of the legal
firm and the votes of certain of the
members of Parliament. A practical
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
General Sickles
Reported Dying

NEW YORK, April General Dan
lei +. Sickles is at the point Of death
in his home here He suffered a stroke
Of paralysis three weeks ago. following
the death of his housekeeper Miss VIII
merding His left side is completely
paralyzed and his memory is gone.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02

I that because OF the press Of his law
| business and the melancholy circum
stances which surround the death OF
his nephew, he can not get into the
race and win be out for good this
year
II has been rather a general opin-
ion among the voters Of the district.
however, that. while any one of the
gentlemen mentioned would have pro-
vided serious opposition for Mr..
Hughes. no one of them could have
defeated him.
Congressman Thomas W Hardwick
| must soon choose Il postmaster for
Augusta.
Under an agreement or silent un-
derstanding which was reached some
time ago between Postmaster Thomas
d. Murphy's friends and MT Hard
wick it was agreed for Murphy To re
tain the office until hts term expired
His commission signed by former
President Taft Will expire ON july H.
This matter is said to be emhar-
RAISING Congressman HardWick no
lttle-but it must be settled.
nlleu 0lHieS senator W. =. N est,
who is spending few days at his
home in Naldosta, is expected to an
nouuce his recommendation for post
master i'm his home town before his
return to Washington
The rule giving to United States
Senators the naming Of the postmas-
tiers in their home cities places this
particular patronage in Senator
Vests hands, and takes it from
Congressman Walker
The enforcement of the age limit
of 20 years viii, it is said. bar Ma
ior J. q. Varnedoe, the incumbent.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
King Is 'Syndicalist,'
Says Bernard Shaw

LONDON. April , George Bernard
Shaw gave d new description of King
where Shaw, Kier Hardy ana Mr..
Hyndman spoke from the same plat
form The dramatist said all three had
met on the same platform i'm the reign
Of Queen Victoria who was a Wing
They met again in the reign of Edward.
who was a Liberal And now they had
met once more i'm the reign of King
George who apparently is syudical-
list.
That shows" said Shaw "that We
are moving
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
Flying Teeth Knock
Dentist Unconscious

BALTIMORE. April DIR. ]. c, Am.
menheuser, a dentist, is dsfigured and
sion OF a vulcanizer in which he was
preparing set of false teeth. All Of
his front teeth were knocked out and
his face lacera ted. He was found un-
conscious
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02

E,oo CouronT This Certificate enti-
~ ties any reader " At
lanta Georgian 10 Mrs Jenkins Free
confidential Instructions for the ban
ishment Of Supertiuous Hair. If sent
with 20 stamp for postage Good
for immediate use only Address
Mrs Kathryn Jenkins, Suite 724
p W Wentworth Building, Boston
Mass
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
Rail Disaster Claims
70 Victims in Java

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
BATAVIA. JAVA. April 2-Seventy
were killed and wounded when rail-
way bridge near Taniong Prich col
lapsed while a train was passing over
II to-day. There were a number of
Europeans on the train, but all es-
capped
Five coaches plunged zoo feet into the
water, Most of the victims were
drowned In the submerged coaches The
bridge had been weakened by recent
floods