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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-12
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9ss unterf6Isifs besi9.

~.
CT gdio, 9sr., II. Sftober. -
Glare 6. Rosers, elm gIsrf i'm g.oft.
ami Don 81 paio, tpurbs am Sonntaa
inter Der gntlase berbaftet, flint eins
gei9riebene poitfeubunsen, bic $685.
600 in 9anfnpten entbislten, reruns
treut 81 baben. 0us 0elb mar anr
2. September bon Der griien Ratioe
nalbanf in or Yaio an Die 0ational
8ant Of Commerce In Retp yprt abs
gefanbt tporben.
u amsritaner ansef9offen.
1aeo. Iris., II. Sftober. -
3tpsi amerttaner, See San. elm be-
FAINTER biefiser 8iiresr, iotpie Der
RorporaI WeWliiter BON Der Sdipas
brou hes 9. 9unbsstGpalerieregi.
inents, tuurben am Gpnntag bon Der,
irrten aussln setroffsn, bic aus Use.
rito beriibersefIosen famen. Saa
ipurbs In ben aopf getroffen unb fein
3uitanb 1T bebenflid. WeAnifter
purbe, ipdbrenb CT S6iIbndGe in ben
9iebbOfen itanb, burd bic 9anb &c.
ihoifen.
Wait $aa II. WacgtIiiter fui,rben 10.
nett nabrtnb boz aampfs 5rtlAsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-12
S3tpansis Spntbeit
@nrben am Sonntag pon Sentiben
9nitidliiiern nadp Taris binein.
ae,uprfcn.

I Yaris, If. Sftober. 3irall
aia @onltcn irntrhcn I'M 2ailie De
Sonntogs Don 3mci bcrti6en W'lll
tdrfIiegern in sic Staot Soris lin
eiuaenorfen ino BON bieien Bomber
I,pnrbcn Srci Ierionen aetohtet iln>
bier perionen pcriprnhet. Ger nl,'
ecridjtcte Sadidaocn lit nidt beoell'
tcnS.
Gie ;slie9er tandten firr5 nad Der
MittagsIhnbe auf. Ger cine beganl1
nit icinen slngrifien, inbem er cine
9nnlbe in ser 9t1be oes gtorobabi'-
befs berilnterporf, cine 5lpeite in Der
9tue ct. 9osare unb cine brittle, Gle
bintcr Ser 9otre Game aatbebraIc
einihIus. Son ben,ielben 2nfti6if'
fer irltrben brei 9pmben in Ser gtabe
Ser 9orie berabeeporfen. Gin Sans
pur6e in @ranb geiest, aber Der
Sdaben NOR ridt beOerteno. gtne
oieier 9onben idlug ettpa bitnoert
g)ar6s bon einem @ehdroe Elm, N
melhenl ii1 oas @ureau bon amerifd.
;liiden Observation-Disclosures be-
iinbet.
Ser speite 2uftihiffer fIog eber.
foIfs iiber Die &atbebrale meg rno
mari bier 9omben II, Der @egeno Der.
ab, bon benen cine auf oas Tad Der
aatbebrale fIoG jebo6 nidt erpIo'
oierte. Gie 5weite Sombe fiel aui
ben ireiem 8las, an tpeIhem ii6 Der
biif6fli6e TaIait beiinbct. Sic
brittle gpmbe ibIug auf bic Mmier
GIN Suai be Bourbon unb fiel in Die
SeiRe. Sie oierte Sombe fieI gIeif.
fuIls in Die Seine uno 5ipar in Der
9tabe Der 9totre Dame grude.
geibe auftidiffe, oeren ii9 Die
SIieser bebienten iparen aSuuben"
unb Der Slieaer in Ser stpeiten Eau.
be" ifien es beionOers aui Die Sta.
tbebruIe ubeeieben gu baben, tpabrenb
Der anbere sSIieger ben Rorobabnbof
iopie ben gabnbof Ct. 2asare gu
treffen iuhte.
Snsgeianunt iporben 90 gpmben in
Die Stabt eeporfen. Die 2uftitiffer
iloaen auBercrbcntIid nieorig. Rat-
oem Die 0eltihen augenideinIi9 ii.
rem 9ombcroorratb eri60pft batter.
itiegen fran5Oiiide sleropIane ouf
lnb triebeu bic 9eiitihen in oitIi4er
Rihtung bnoon.
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GfIsbIpf
Stiir3te bei 0ranb Junction.. GpIO.
anf cinen Giienbabn5ns.
Srei gerIonen iunrSen anf Der Stslle
getObtet unb IA Ycriouen trnsrn
@crletnnsen bauOn.

8rano Snnctio n Colo, I
Sftober. Trei Yerionell faluei
Im's Seben iino Ia ,lericnen ipitroel
perlest, als am Sonntaa 1S Meiiel
oiiIidl bon bier Elm 20 Sonnen iuIe
GENDER fSelsblof abitiir5te unb OH
aipei @aggons beg 3uees SO. 3 oei
Genper II. Hio @rnnSe 8abn fiel. 9il
Sobten iinb:
s. q. Sollingsberu, BON GiiebIo
Colo, @eid1itsreiienOer.
Sbpmas s. Einfens ron @ranS
Sunction.
Snrrp 9raobof BON gbicaso.
Inter oen 0erIettcn beiinoeu iid:
9ialpb glrtbnr Cor, ein Hefrut Der
@unbesmnrine aus Boulder, Colo,
uno Ibnd 9ratinebam aus 9Iaiancc,
80. Ole 9erlekten Derben idmmtIid)
nit benz 2eben babontommen.
Der 3ue fiibr nit GROCER sc.
idtpinOigfeit, oils ein 5eIsitiid auf
Die Supplying 5spiiden Dem Senoer
uno Dem Ralhmaegon fieI uno ora
3us in 5pei 2beiIc 5errib. ebe es
NIT Silie Der 2uftbremie geIungen
ipor, ben birlteren SbeiI bes 3ugas
gum Salten gu brirgen, itiir5te elm
mdhtieer 5eIsbIod aui Den 9iau@.
ipaegon unb Die 9upeoad, beioe 3D.
der sertriimmernb mn ale Sniaiieu
Der 8negons inter ii6 bparabenb.
3rosbem entfanell 90 BON ben qai.
iagieren, Die ii9 IN ben beiben @ag.
nnns heinn1en. irffrerIekf
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Or. 3afeb pili.r,

raid auiammenserolft unS mir ssa
setponnsn Nn9 aefabrpoIIem 9aufs
ourd einsn enssn @raben slpiihen
flammenben, itiirssnbsn Mduern, mits
inter aud nod BON elmer amseI besbrt,
esblid bas ssreie. qeutnant 8.
ihleppst ieuhsnb an ieintr SABINE.
Rad fat breipisrtsl Siunben paren
mir in Sihsrbeit unb MOLTEN iebi germ
Die Snf4rift Der sroberten 5abne les
fen. Die fsdbne ipurbe porii4tis ents
rolli: .Societe Sdrmonie Gtbe etgn'
pironsl" Gs mar bas Banner bes
b0rfliden @sfanspsreins!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-12
gebr peinli@
Sat Der grfoIs Der 9eut.
i4en in 4ntDerpen in
8prpeaur berIhrt.

9orbeaur. IL. Stt. - Sn Re.
sierunsstreiieu Deriuht man bic Gin.
nabme Intperpens bur1 bic Seuts
fdeu als unipi6tig bin5uitslen, aber
Die Na9riht bon bieiem triumph ser
9eutfden hat bier einen iebr psinli9en
ginorud berDoraerufen.
Man lit bier ihon felt einiser 3eit
gu Der lleberseusuns getommen, bob
Die AZ Gentimeter Sef6iibe Der 9suts
i9en eins ipirtfame gertbeioisuns BON
Sorts, ME lie ieBt eriitiren. abiolut
unmGglih MAIDEN, aber man psiit bars
auf bin, bab bic gefeiiigunsen DON
NutDerpen tros alIebem i'm Stanbe
iparen. iith su balten, BIB bic belsif6s
Mrmee bic Staot rGumen tonnte.
Sn militdrifhsn areiien bebauptst
man, bab bic grobsruns IntDerpsns
bon .etner itrateeifhsn Widtisteit iei.
gs ipirS alIeroinas suasgeben, bab
bur6 bic Groberuna bic 9eIaserungss
armee Der 9eut'hen frei piirbe, aber
ba Is fi9 bierbei nur I'm fpeniger aIs
100000 Manu hanbIe. 70 tDiirDe bie<
ies tpsnia gtnflub auf Die gsfpaltise
frans5fiibe S9ladtlinie boben.
prina Soa dim nieber an
berSront.
2pnbpn, IL. Sttober. Gem
Reuter'f9en Bureau tpirb aus 4miter.
BAN aemslbet, bab prins Soa9im BON
preuben pon feiner tiirali9en @ers
rpunbuna aeneien III unb iid pieber
aM ber Aront beitnbst.
5iIfe tommt.
2orbon, IL. Sito6er. Der
gt9unse telegraph 60. pirb aus
Rom beridtst: .Gaut elmer Depei9e
aug Wien finb apei 5fterrsidif9s
oeuti aeSruppentolonnel, BON fpel9sm
bic sSeituua graempsl sntieBt perben
Ioll, am Somitua in Dbnop unb in
Rsesson, (beibes Stabte in @ali5ien,
'iiSIia pou prssmpsI a.IsssD anss.
'anss.
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feuis Atnlptr,

i'm AIter bon A Sabren, 8 Dicnolen iinp 2t
1daen. Bic gciidftiing erfcief am gioniaa
ben ~ Efiober, nm libr 9lnhntiifage, IN Der
s,apeae hes 9rentdiorliiHs. 5relirtbe fiHb bof'
HON etieeiaoei. u,i2'
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aas(alo ge(egrap(,
Cine Ssblfer,paaSer
ST Der 3us Der fsiSdtlinse aus Bel
glen ndh Spllnno.
Soipeit pirb bic 3ubl Der 5liihtlinse
anf 100000 Sselen seTddBt.

Y n D o II, IL. Sttoper. - QSdD
renb Der perfloNenen Wlpndte babe i'd
mid langidm oaran seipobnt, iGelid
fSliihtlinse auf ben belgiI4en Sonb
itraBen unSutreffen dber daes, mas
ib bisher in bieier Sinii6t gu 9eIi4
betommen, bas 1T gar ridts I'M Der
aleih Su ben S5enen. bie ii6 in Der
lebten Sipei Saeen duf ben nab Sol'
lanb fiibrenbsn Straben abseIpiell
baben". 10 beridtet Der 3orrsippnbeni
Der r5imes" in Rp.terbam.
,asine gDlteripanbcrung in Der
9ef6thte Der Ssraeliteu, Der 8als
miiden ober Der Sartdren tann Dem
9oltsitrOm sleibsetcmmen iein, Der
ii6 bon 8elsieu naa So1anD ersofen
bat. Die beiben ein5isen siiritigen
Mpmente iparen, bab gutes Wetter
berrfhte unb buB bic 2eute on Der
9ren5e ben 5IiidtIinsen nit bersli6er
sSreunolihteit entgegentumen. Siers
Dur6 purbe bic Sterbli9teit unter
ben GIiidtIins.n auf ein Winimum
rsbusirt.
4uber Der Tbier enbloIen Wense,
bic iih auf ben naa Srllanb fiibren>
ben Straben ktpests, iah i'd cine
Meni9enmense, bic ib auf 10000
perfonen aDiddste, bic hie Sdhren in
Inttperpen belagerte, LIN nad benz
8obnbof gu selangen uno bort bic
nah @beut uno ct. Ni6olas abfab-
renoen 3iige errei9en 5it tDnneu.
Die 9efaiiBe Der Seutiden par.n
ipGbrsnc Der lebten Stunben bss
9omburbemsnts 10 seri6tet, bab iie
Die ganse Gtabt beitritcn.
gbenip ersreifeno unb einbrudsopll
tpie bic S5enen auf ben 2anbifrabsn
iDaren bic Sssnsn duf Rem SIub. iDo
BEN aanseH SOnHerstas 5ubrasuse
auer Dirt, nit menfdIider Jradt bes
ldoen, itromabtDGrts fubrsn. gsim
Ginbrrb Der SuHtelbeit bra6ts bic
@iirgersGrbs beim S9ein Der bren.
nenben Seltants feds 2i6terfdiffe
sum SinfeH, LIN auf bieis Weiie bic
Ginfdbre in ben inneren Safeu au
blodiereH. Sn Der Stabt ielbit fpur.
Den bon ben 9iirsern dbii6tlith pieIe
Jeuer auselsst, Inn Suden gu pers
bremen, bic fir bic Oeuti9en DON
6uBeu iein tonuten.
Wit bas beftigite Gsi9iisfeuer
fpabreub bes Bombarbsments ppn
Mntnerpen fanb am Spnntrstog
@benb itutt. gbenfo entiebIi6 mar bic
gefdiebuns am Jreitos MOrsen. Die
@eIsisr fubren fort, bic Sorts in bic
2uft gu fprsngeu, uno 4les, mas Der
s5einb sebraudtH ,onnts, gu oernid.
ten. Der 5immel mar burh eins bids
te Sualmidi6t iaum iitrbar. Sd
perIieB 4ntiperpen am 5reitaa. Der |
9eri4t, bab bic Stabt niebergcbronnt |
purbe, berubt alIer Wabri9einlidteit |
ni4t auf 9batIuaen unb lpurbe mDss |
literpeiie burd bic rieiisen Ruu6s
mensen peruria9t, bic ii5 ii6er Der
Stabt infoIs. Der aabIlrisn seusr in
Deridiebenen Stabttbeilsn sufammsne
gebalt batten.
Der @inmarfh Der Seutfdsn sing
in abfoIuter Rube Dor fih.
bon. II. Sttpber. - Der
sr6unse telegraph SO. ipirb aus bem
ooas beridtet, baB man bic 3abI Der
INF boIdnbiidem goben befinbIi5en
'el3ii4en Slii9tIinse ouf 100000
tdst. Den boldHbiitsn 8eb6rb.n
'ereitet bisfer unabIabIid. 3usug pDn
yIiHtIiussn grDbs llnse!essnbeitsu.
aner Wabrf9etnIi6tsit uab nirb
'ie bonanbifde Regierung suiamm.n
nit Der Seutften Resieruns bic
mad Der Ssimatb abf@ies
'en. Il
TIN Rnmduien
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Sn @nusdnie,s

Sit auf Monta9 baspar1a.
meHt sur protlamiruns
bes ueuen aDnisseiu.
berufeH.
2onbon, II. Sttober. Dem Reu.
ter'ifen 8ureau nirb unter bem Das
tum bes Sdmitaa aus gutureit, Ru.
mdnisn be3iisli& bes 2lblsbens Don
RSHis Rarl DON Humduisu bas JoI.
genbe aemelbet
Der Miniiterratb belt beuts
eiue auberoroentlide Sibung ab, in
fpeIdber bic Thbrsr idmmtIi6er pnr.
teien susesen paren. gs purbe Be.
f9lofien, bas 9arlament auf Montas
einsnberufen. I'M ben aronprinsen
s5erbinanb gum 2Dnia au protldmiren
nnb i'm auf Die @erfafuua sil psreici-
gen"
Dssas!iA sr @sssSnss unmisieISas
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Dor bem glbleben bes &Snias aarl
beiBt es in Der Sepeibe
.aDnia &arl ertrantte In Der per'
sangenen Na6t. Der 2eibarat ipurbe
aer,lfen uno ertldrte ben 53uitanb oes
Monarden fir iebr ernit. Die aDni-
gin ipeilte bic eanje Nadt iibcr am
Qaaer ibres 9atten."
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rpflamatipit
Grlaht @eneral ppn geielcr an bic
@iracr nan Mntlperpen.

Hcitter'id)en NepeidFnblirenii iplrI
lous sImitcrSnm gcincloet, oaB @e
neral BON @eiclcr. Der Groberer boz
glntlperpen. an Die oortige Siirgrr
| i6nit Die folgenbe Troflanation CT
laiicn bot:
| ogln ole @eipobner bon slnhper
ben: Die Oentidcn Srlppen iinb als
@robcrer III Die Stabt eimgc5ogcn
acin g}iirgcr iuiro in irgcnoeinci
@eiic ecidGbiet iperocn mb bas 81
9clltblm Der @iirgerIfait miro &C.
id,ont, ipenn iidl Die @iiraeridaii
ieinoieliger Sanbll,naeu entbdlt. Sc
oeiuebc 3uipioerbmOlumg geacn Die.
ir @eiiinmlins miro nad) Dem 9riegs'
re6t geabnbet iperbeu rnb mag 5ll
Der Semoliernng %sbrer pradtiaen
Staot iiibren."
Der Sorrelponoent Der Grdot9e
telegraph Co., i'm Saaa beriftet,
,bab YrinS slueuit @ilbelm BON
YreuBen, Der pierte Sobn bes Sai.
iers, ii9 inter ben eriten Sffisieren
beianO, Die in bic Seitrngsiperfe bon
slnt!perpen einbraneen. er ianote
bann cine beeeiiterte 9epeide an ben
aaiier, Der iofort bieie Gepeid)e be-.
ant1portete uno Dem Yrinser, iotpie
General BON geieler oas giierne
areu5 eriter &laiie oerIieb.
Gneldnber bIbsn 2ufts
f6iffe Elm.
2onbon, IL. Stt. - Die englis
f8en 9uftf6iffer, bic am perfIofsnen
5reitas bis nu9 0iifeIbOrf fIogsn unO
bort ibrsr gebauptiins na9 einsn
3eppeIin bsi6abisten, biibten ihre
2uftidiffs nab ibrsr Riidtebr na9
gniperpen elm. sic IanDsten atpiideH
bem inneren unb bem GuBeren Sc
itungssiirtsl, serabe dls bic gei6ie'
bun9 ieitens Der oeutiden GrtilIerie
beeann unp ibrs Slusidiffe puroen
prompt in Stiide ssidOHsH. tpdhreno
es ben 2uftihiffern ssIang. in einsm
HanSersqutomobil su enttommeH.
ReueritaIisnifds &riegs 8.
mtniftsr.
paris, II. S,tober. Die 2ta.ntur
Sapas bebauptet, aus Hpm cine De
peite srbaIten au baben, ber3ufolge
aDnio BictOr emanuel ben 9.neraI
3upelIi gum Sriegsminiiter ernannt
bat. aIs Ra6fOlser bon General
9rdnbi, Der infolse Der iharfen ari.
tit. peIder er ieitens Der prefi. M
terSpssn pOrben, refisnirt bate.
auum sIoubItd.
2onbon, II. S,tpbsr. Der Or.
dance telegraph 60. pirb aug Rom
beri4tst, bab bort anssblib cine De.
peihs aus Dieu eins.trOffen iei, in
rueldsr bebauptet fperbe, baR bic Gbo.
lera in Ssit.rrsidh INNER mebr I'm
iia greift.
Seine 2ebersmitteI fir
SriifieI.
aonbon, II. Sttober. - Der
gyhonse telegraph Co.. utrb aus
ROTTERDAM eemeIoet:
oGeneraI DON Der Colt, Der 6eut.
ihe 8eiebIsbaber in geIgien. ianbte
fiir3lib perid,ieoene @ertrauensper.
omen iIa6 Sollauo I'm Rabrunssmit. |
tel an3ufaitfeu, oaulit Der in griiiieI |
,robenOen Rotb geiteuert toerben fon.
ne. 3ie 2eute febrten jeoo6 umber.
:i6teter Sad]e 5uriid, benn Die boil.
anoii6e Teeirung pabte su id,ar'
mi. Die betrefienben gertrauens.
'erionen, SoIIanber, bebalipten, bab |
s in 9riiiieI fem Sal3 mo feline
5eie ooer WsebI siebt unb iebr tpeuig
SIeiit.
@ier5ig 3eihingsperfGufer iinb in
sriiiieI 5u laneen GreiDeitsiraien
;erurtbeiIt iporben, neil tie tros ocs
'eb0rSIi6en gerbots, enslii9e, fran.
oiiite unS beIsiide 3eitunsen in
3riiiieI feiIhieIfen
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ben anfftdnbif4tn unb ben aOnititu=
ticnaliiten Inn Naco, slria., fiinf
slnerifaner periuiinSet.
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etarb ON ssreitaa, bsn o. cffpber 1914,
iint flint tfb1 atenbs, In fetner spobniilro.
No. 2ie Riebmpnf Gfrdbe. nGcb fiir5em, f6ive.
ttuh f<d,1uieaprhnter - 'f
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9srloreu.

pIuf Der gInrf eirdbs dar siir
iiniertn Stnbt cine polbene 7dueftiibr iutf
TotpeibedeI; dnI Der 9Hneufette 1rnbsrt:
;Sriebn Snebr. 81 Gan. 1912 Sinber moIe
biefelbe aeaen seIobHuna IN 535 eopftHe
Eirake nbataen. l.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-28
St De TRIAL
VE R D | [; 7
AWAITED
Judge Newman Rules Out Much
Evidence Attacking Character
of Girl in the Case.

Denouncing E. A. Stoe and his wife
as 'fiends and ghouls," United States
District Attorney Hooper Alexander
Tuesday made an impa ssioned plea
for the conviction of the man, the
first of the pair to go on trial on
white slave charges made by young
Mrs. Jenie Bond.
Mr.. Alexander, when the case was
resumed in Judge Newman's court,
announced that counts two and four
would be dismissed, but the three re-
naming counts carry a possible pen
atty of 80 years Imprisonment and
$4,000 fine.
Referring to the young woman's
charges, he said:
Calls Stoes Hounds"
This girls story bears the hall
mark of truth Stoe has sought to
Giscredit her, but, whatever she has
done, her guilt lies upon the Shout
ders of these fiends and ghouis who
ruined her and boosted Of tt-these
hounds who are fattening upon the
innocence of the land"
A verdict was expected in the case
during the day.
r f. A. Stoe is charged with paying
the expenses of Mrs. Bond nee
Woolley, from Atlanta to Birming-
ham, for immoral purposes. Stoe
denies. being guilty. His wife, in
dicted with him, will be tried after
Stoe's case is concluded.
Arguments Begun.
Both Government and defense
closed their cases Tuesday and fol-
lowing arguments beginning at 10
a. m. Wednesday the case will go to
the jury,
Judge Newman ruled out much
testimony by witnesses for the de-
Tense Tuesday tending to show the
bad character of Mrs. Bond, upon
the ground that his Interpretation
of the Mann act is that the good or
bad character of the prosecuting
witness has no bearing upon the
guilt or innocence of the defendant.
Similar interpretations of the act
have been made by Federal judges
in California and Kansas. The Kan
sas trial resulted in acquittal, the
California trial in conviction.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-28
alexander DenounceS White Slavers as *G1ouls
NEW ARREST IN HOLDUP is NEAR
Just Released From
Atlanta Pen, Kills
Woman and Self

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2s.-Fail-
ing to regain the graces of the wom-
an he had known and loved before he
served time in a Federal peniten-
tiary, James f. Glennard, 60, early
this morning shot and killed Mrs. Cleo
Fefrand in her rooms and then com
mitted suicide.
Glennard, released five months ago
from the prison in Atlanta, where he
served a sentence for counterfeiting,
came to San Francisco. where Mrs.
Ferrand conducted lodging house.
He made efforts to gain her consent
to marriage and her steadfast re-
fusal led to quarrels which finally
eliminated in the double tragedy.
'Glennard shot the woman four times
and fired a bullet into his head
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-28
Atlanta Gropes to
Business in Dense
Blanket of Smoke

Coming into Atlanta from the sub
urbs Wednesday morning was like
sliding from clear country sunshine
into a London fog. A heavy pail of
smoke, unmoved by the usual morn
ing breeze. had settled thickly over
the city.
An odd feature of the smoke blan-
ket was its comparative thinness.
While it was dense in the streets, the
tops of the skyscrapers could be seen
shining white in the unobstructed
rays of the sun. several stories above
the vapor
The smoke also helped to prevent
the radiation Of heat during the night
and there was a feeling of ar-sul-
triness in the downtown section.
mo, it isn't fog" explained G. f..
Won Hermann, weather director,
Just plain smoke"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-28
New War on National
Prohibition Measure

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 2S.-As-
sorting that the enactment of a ma
tional prohibition measure would de-
stroy property worth $2,000,000 600,
throw out of employment heads of
100000 families and deprive the
Government of $25o,00O,0OO in reve-
nues annually, the liquor interests in
Kentucky to-day sent broadcast a let
ter of protest against the Hobson bill,
pending in Congress.
The ,lettsrs- carried a blank. for
signing a remonstrance against the
bill. These, when returned, will. be
filed in Washington.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-28
Senator Gore
May Try Radium to
Restore His Sight

WASHINGTON. Jan 2S.-Thomas p.
Gore. the blind Senator from Oklahoma,
has heard with great interest Of the
success Of Or. John Eye. Of Reading.
Pa, IN experiments with radium for
the restoration Of the eyesight II the
experiments now being conducted by
this physician prove successful. he win
avail himself Of the foffer Of Dr. Eye
10 be treated
Il do not know Or Eye, Of course -
said Senator Gore but I assume that
he is reputable physician who has
given much study to this subject. II
his research and experiments show that
blindness is probably durable, no one
would be more gratified than myself to
undergo treatment that promised sue
cess"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-28
Militants' Attack
HaltS Cabinet Meet

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
LONDON, Jan. 28.-While the
members of the British Cabinet were
discussing grave national questions
to-day in the official residence of
Premier Asquith in Downing street a
party Of militant suffragettes attacked
the building and tried to force their
way into the conference.
Policemen attacked the women and
a fierce street fight ensued. The Cab
met meeting was interrupted until
the mob was dispersed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-28
To
JAIL HERE:
IN F { Ar
d: MOB
Muscogee County Trial Trans
ferred to Atlanta Because of
Feeling Against Accused,

j. Epps Melton, a young farm
er of Harris County, awaits his
trial in the Fulton Court for the
Staying of Manse Teel. And
down in Harris County little,
clear-eyed country girl is wait
ing for Melton. She is waiting
for Melton be cleared. Then
they are to be married.
Melton was brought to the
Fulton Tower Tuesday night,
because Of a hint of mob violence
which had made the Muscogee
County Jail unsafe, in the opin-
ion of the authorities. Melton
never was in the Harris County
Jail.
! After | killed Manse Teel" he
i said Wednesday,, Il tried to-nnd Sher-,.
I lff lIa 1ley, Of Harris County, to sur
render to him. He was In Atlanta, so
| hunted up the Sheriff Of Muscogee
County and put myself in his hands.
Hopes for Speedy Trial.
1T isn't so much being afraid Of a
mob on my account that made them
| bring me here Melton went on.
But l have friends, and the Teelo
! have friends and they're afraid
there1l be another fight if am tried
there. They tell me a change Of
| venue has been granted and ] am to
be tried here hope that the trial
will be soon"
That is mainly on account of the
little country girl, who waits for Mel
ton. down in Harris County
we are engaged" said Melton,
simply. This affair broke into our
wedding plans But it has only post
poned them She believes in me and
she is as sure as | am that | viii
come clear Then we will be mar
ried"
Melton Is tall young man, &c
years old. He has auburn hair that
might be called red. and he does not
look like young man to be trifled
with. This is his own story of the
killing of Manse Tee1.
The trouble dates from the first %
last year one night Teel came 10
n,r hama ~ IacI-s,n'- ATu1 IL No..
intoxicated and talked without the
respect he should have shown our
family My brother Mack ordered
him away from the house. Since
then he has had it in for all of us.
Tells of Fatal Quarrel.
In September my brother and
and a friend were walking down
road when we met Teel and w A.
Cannon. driving Teel stopped the
horse and began to quarrel with my
brother He got out of the buggy and
drew a revolver None OF us was
armed, but | whirled in and tried to
take the revolver from him In the
scuffle it was discharged. but no one
was injured The others pulled us
apart and took Teel away, swearing
he would get me yet
"On the day before the killing, last
December, Teel came over to my ia
theirs house and quarreled with
him about a business deal The next
day my brother and were at our
cotton gin when Teel came driving up
in a buggy.
Come out here; I want to talk
to you Teel shouted TO me MY
brother told me not to so. He means
to get YOU he said. went, but !
took a shotgun with me
What are you doing with that
gum Teel asked me as l came out.
/ told him was keeping on the safe
side with IT,
Well he replied I told You
was going to kill you. and now I'm
going to do it, He reached back
and drew a revolver while he was
speaking. raised the gun and fred
as quickly as could. He threw up
his hands and fell out of the buggy,
Continued on Page :, Column 4
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-28
1000 Jobless Fight
Police Leaders Held

CHICAGO Jan. 2S.-Six men are held
to-day following a serious riot and bat
tie with policemen, in which 1000 job
less men participated Tuesday night.
The trouble was caused by the police
men trying to disperse a crowd which
Morris Bernstein, a member of the In
dustrial Workers of the World and the
Russian Brotherhood OF Red Cross
Anarchists, was addressing.