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Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-01-27
CISLO NO. e.
American zabiti v boil Sc
SemjOnOvem.
vojaei atamanovi napadIi obrneny VIZ
Gravesovych muzI; rusky gene
raj S 81 kozaky byl zajat.

Washington, %. ledna. - Diva anne
ricti vojaci byli zabiti a jeden tezce
Zranen pri sraZce oddilem generala
Semjonoya dine 10. ledna nedaleko
Posolske, kdezto Ma strane Rusu pet
muz1 bylo zabitO, jeden zranen a pa
desdt pet zajatO. pocftaje V to jedno-
ho generala Sest jin!ch dIstojnikO.
kteri jsou dosud drzani. Zpravu o
srazce podal dnes Departmental valky
general Graves, yelitel americke Wy
pravy ma Sibiri, jenz pravf, ze Ru-
sove obrnene kare podnikli bez du-
vodu dtok ma Americany, kteri byli "
podobn6m yoze. Rusky lltok byl od-
razen a Americani zmocnili Sc potom
rusk6 kary a jeii posadky. General
Graves soudi, re prihoda tato bude
moci byti urovnana smirne S genera
lem Semjonovem. jenz nemGze byti
drzan zodpovednym. DepeSe Fladi-
vostoku oznamuje pod datem Is. led
ma. re arannicke bOje prOpukly ma
cele Sibiri. Americani vyklfzeji Su-
cansky uhelny revfr podel drahy a
ntkah Sc bojich S kolcakovci. Cd
dill pluku plukovnika Morrewa, jenz
Sc chystal odtahnouti BaikalSka, byl
prinucen zakrociti bitce mezi dve-
ma stranmi, pravi zprava cd ceskeho
stabu. Vojaci Morrowovi jsou jedini
Americani, zbyvajici dosud nebez-
peGnem pasmu. Jejich odchod je ste
,zovan bidnou dopravou Ma draze, jez
Sc horst denne.
Londyn, %. ledna. - Officielne Sc
oznamuje. ze 10000 osob opustilo O.
desu poslednfch trech tydnech ma
sledkem postupu bolsevickFch sill. Ne
doStatek dopraVnich proStredku zne-
moznuje odchod mnoha tisicu jinych,
kterf jsou rovnez dychtivi opustiti
mesto. DepeSe Novo Rossuska, ma
Kavkaze. oznamuje pod datem 10. led
ma. Ze specialni konise z jizniho Ru-
ska, jejimz cele jest p. p. Gionsky,
podsekretar vnitra, odjede zahy do
Ameriky. "a ucelem navazani politi-
ckych stykI 5 AmerikOu. Poseistvo
pokusf Sc rovnez Obnoviti hospodar-
ske styky mezi Amerikou jiznim
Ruskem yzhledem X dovozu a vyvo-
Zu. Cleny poSelstva budou Specialist,
senamenf dukladne Sc vSemi hospo-
darskymi, politick5mi a vojenshymi
OfazEami
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-01-27
Rozkradani vladniho majetku.

Florence, Alabama, %. ledna. -
Snemovni vybor kongresnf pribyl sem
ably zahajil vysetrovanf kradezi pri
stavbe tovaren na strelivo v Muscle
Shoals. Mnoho svedkI jest priprave-
no k vyslechu. Vypravujf, re cele ze-
leznicnf vozy vladniho majetku Sc
odvazely, aniz by Sc S tim delaly veil
ke tajnosti Cele domy Sc bouraly,
a stavely ma mfstech jinych East
Florence nejeden vazeny obcan ma
dunn z vladnfho materialu. J(gna OBJ
chodni budova " Scheffieldu je dpl-
ne postavena cihel vlade ukrade-
nych.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-01-27
Vazna stavka havanskem pffstavu

Havana, Kuba, %. ledna--Stavka
federace pTistaynich unii, trvajici jiz
ctvrty tyden, nabyla povazliveho ra-
zu. Muzi zamitli nabidku na zvSSenf
mezd desfti dnech a pozdejSf urov-
mani ostatnich stiznosti. jestlize Sc
vrati do prace okamzite. Strojv1dci,
topiGi a ostatni zamestnanci drah,
krone ylakovgch zrfzencI, prohlasili
stavku ma zitrek, domele protest
proti drahote zivobytf. ale We skutet-
nosti, jak Sc tvrdi, na podporu pri-
stavnich delnfku Tato stavka ohro-
zila by dopravu cukerne trtiny roz-
licnSch provinciich. Staykari odmitli
yratiti Sc do prace. nebude-i Jim po-
voleno okamzite 80 procent jejich pI-
yodnfch pozadavku.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-01-27
Fesacky kriminal vabi domorodce.

Port aut Prince, Haiti. %. ledna--
Dustojnici cd spolkoveho marinacke-
sboru. kteri mali We Sprave zdejsi
kaznici, by1i nuceni vydati specialnf
rozkazy. ably zabranili domorodcIm,
vrikati podloudne do jejich vzorn6
satlavy. Nedavnym scitanfm veznu Sc
Ejistilo, re jest jich pet vice. nezli
kolik jich ma byti. Vysetrovanfm Wy
slo ma jevo. re to byli domorodci. KITE
ri yklouzli dovnitr cetou veznI, Ia
mestnanych venku, kdyz tito Sc vra-
cell. Byli prilakani vyhlidkou ma til
COBRA jidla denne a pohodlnSm luz
KEN V cele. Nyni kazda pracovni ce-
Ia veznu jest peclive spocitana kdyz
odchazf q kdyz Sc opet vracf, nezli
TEST ypustena dovnitr.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-01-27
Odmsny hrdinum.
Pittsburgh,

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, %. ledna
- Komise Carnegieova pro udfleni
cen "a hrdinstvf odbyvala zde svoji Sc.
stnactou vyrocni schulz rozdelila
tricet pet medalif tenn, kdoz Sc vyzna-
menali hrdinstvim pri zachrahovani
zivota jinSch lidf Trinact lidf pfi tom
prislo zivot a deseti pozIstalym ro-
dinam nebo prfbuznym povoleny byly
pense 1hrnnem obnosu $9920 rotne
Mezi zabitymi byly take dve male df-
vky, z nichz jednou byla devftileta
Lottie C. Steenova, ktera byla zabita
vlakem, kdyz Sc snazila strhnouti S
koleji malebo hocha, aby jej pred
smrti zachranila,
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-01-27
BRYAN hrozi valkou demokratdm.

Richmond, Virginia, %. ledna. -
Demokraticka strana bude Sc muset
zbavit sv6 uredni hlavy, jiz jest pred
seda jejiho narodniho vyboru Homer
S. Cummings, anebo upadne nemi-
lost Williama ]. Bryana. To oznamil
Bryan We sv6 reci v Norfolku, kde ma
Cummingse zle ltocil. Pfedseda de-
mokraticke organisace dopustil sc ha-
nebneho zlocinu. Sucastnil sc banke-
tu, davaneho ma pocest move nastupu-
jiciho guvernera We statu New Jersey,
ktery jest zaprisahlym neprftelem
prohibicniku, a dokonce tam mluvil.
Nerekl sice prohibici ami slova, ale
pouhe jeho ucastenstvi tam, kde Sc
del guverner Edwards, Bryana do
nejvyssi miry rozcililo. Pravil: DE
mokraticka strana je mi sice prilis
mila, ale proto prece nesne3u, ably
slouzila sladkum a koralecnikilm.
Kdybych byl Zyolen "a Delegate do ma
rodni konvence demokraticke a by
10 mi narizeno hlasovati pro guverne-
Ia Edwardse "a presidenta, vypovedel
bych poslusnost. Nikdy Sc nespojim
Edwardsem "a tim ucelem, abych
demokratickou stranu vydal ruce Ii
hovarniku." Poukazoval ma to, re Sc
Edwards "opovazil' kandidovati V
Nebrasce "a presidenta, stejne jako
We Virginii, a zle Sc mad tim rozci-
loval. Pravil: "Nevfm. proc Sci do Ne
brasky, meho domovskeho statu, leda
snad proto, ably tam vyvolal tuhS boj."
Vykladal dale, re "pivovarnicke zaj-
my" pracujf tomu, ably Sc otazka ma
rodni prohibice dostala do pristich vo-
leb, a pravil, re ma tom ddkazy.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-01-27
Podvody buji.

New York. 90. ledna. James
Shevlin, vrchni dozorce mad prova-
denim prohibice We meste New Yorku,
vidal dnes do verejnosti zpravu, ze Sc
dovedel O podvodech, jake Sc pachaJi
ma jmeno jeho podrizenych agentu.
Lide. kterf mali zizen a chteji 81 snad-
nym spIsobem opatriti neco pitt,
vniknou do hostince, vyhlasi sc "a
yladni agenty a narfdi ably Sc Jim Wy
dalo vSecho, co ma hostinsky cd al
koholu. Ma zapadni strane stale Sc to
hostinskym V mnoha pripadech. She
Win vyzvva kazdeho, kdo by navste-
WI podobnou obdrzel, ably zadal pru-
kay.
Huntingdon, Zapadni Virginia, %.
ledna. - Vhorach jizni casti statu
rozSirilo Sc neobyCejnou merou me-
sickarstvi cd te DOLBY, co narodni pro-
hibice vstoupila platnost, jak pravi
C. C. Holt, vladni jednatel vnitrozem-
ske dane, jehoz utelem jest, prestup-
Ky takoye stihati. Holt sestavuje
plany na stihanf prestupitelu, ale pra-
vi, re vlada musi pocet jeho prfruci
znaGne rozmnoziti. Dostal prave pat
nact novych pomocnikd, kteri prave
vysli ze cvicene skoly pro provadeni
prohibice We statu Ohio.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, %. ledna.
- Vladni agenti prepadli zde pohrob-
nicky zavod Braddockuv a rakvfch
jinych skrySich nasli tam ctyricet
sedm beden whisky, jejiz cena sc od-
haduje ma $4,000. Pohrobnfk Brad
dock bude Sc muset pred vladimir ko-
misarem zodpovidati vysvetliti, jak
tam lihOyiny pfiSly
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-01-27
osm zsehraneo sc utopiIo.

Halifax, Nova Scotia, %. ledna. =
Osm clent z&chranneho muzstva uto-
pilo Sc, kdyz Sc potopil. clun, vyslant
2 americk4ho vladnfho transportu
Northern Pacific "a tim 6celem, aby
ptevezl cestujfcf lodi Powhatan, KITE.
"a Sc ma mon ztroskotala ZprAvu 0
tom pfinesl sem parnfk Bardic. Lod'
Powhatan zatim byla pftpjata ke ka-
nadskemu parnfku Lady Laurier 9 '
jeiim vle'xu pluje do .pfistayu
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-01-27
znamy narodnf praeovnik poransn.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, "a. ledna. =
Prof. Bohumil Simek Iowa City me-
skal min. tyden v Clinton, kde ma ce-
ste jednoho nadrai ma druhe upadl
ma kluzkem chodnfku tax prudce
narazil ma hlavu, re zustal lezeti v
bezvedomf a byl odyezen do Memo
rial nemocnice. q pocatku Sc myslf-
10, ze 81 prorazil lebecnf kost, ale
snfmkem x Ray paprskI shledano, re
tomu tax nenf v kratkosti Sc zotavil
a nastoupil zpatecnf cestu do sveho
domova.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-01-27
Hruzny Gin sileneiv.

Fort Wayne, Indiana, %. ledna. -
William Spindler, starry sedmdesat ro-
XII, usmrtil sveho syna Kristiana,
32leteho, jeho zenu tfi deti a pax
sam sebe. Stalo Sc to 'rodinnem do
move blfze Harlanu. Sousede pozoro-
vail, re Jest v obydlf napadne ticho,
byli jati podezfenfm, otevreli dvere
a nasty mrtvoly. Spindler pustil Sc do
nejake spekulace pozemkove, ktera Sc
mu nezdarila a z toho Sc pomatl.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-01-27
Pershing nebude povysen.

Washington, %. ledna. - Senat.
nj vojensky podvybor skrtl dnes z
pfedlohy armadnf reorganisaci od-
stavec, jfmz Sc mel stati general Per-
shing nacelnfkem generalnfho stabu
mfsto generala Marche. Stalo Sc to
ma odporucenf sekretafe valky Bake
ra. ktery oznamil vyboru, re die jeho
mfnenf by Pershing takove povyse-
nj, ktere ma cenu dosti pochybnou,
ami nestal.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-01-27
mad'afi zmiraji hIady na uIIcfch.

Londyn, %. ledna. = Diplomatick4
zpravy Budapesti oznamujf, ze "a.
soby potravin Uhrach klesly ma nej-
nizsf stupeh a ze ide, kteff podlehli
hladu, jsou sbfrani ma ulicfch. Ke
srazce mel delnictvem vojskem do
slo 16. ale pravy tyrdf, ze u
dalost nebyla wanna.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-01-27
prahota zabiIa 6asopis.

Corning, New York, %. ledna. -
Daily Journal tomto meste vydal
dnes poslednf cfslo zastavil dalsf
vychazeni. Oznamuje, ze Sc to stale
nasledkem drahoty jak papfru, TAX
vsech jinych potreb. vydavatelska
spolecnost zaplatf sve dluhy a rozejde
Sc
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-01-27
v CEsKosLovENsKU

Jest mas list vitin jako vzaeny posel pfitel
zaeee6nskyeh, rovnSi tax jinde dzine. -
Pfedplat'te sym pf1telam 4 znimym mas List;
pssiete MIN jejieh adresu penize, naeex my
list budeme pravideln8 posilah. Pfedplatne do
eixiny 500 ma rok Sa.oo na pull roku.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-01-27

chestsA ptsGwssiu syi psftsls nd
ne W staft v1asti. psSssts m Hk5 sibavnt
q Dsueay kalsndf "HLAsATEL" n rsk ~
"a tsct = Dva sotaiky 1919 Z. ssss Dsiisas =
pouhteh Sart vpiaeenS kamkeliv Z ksnaksn
PespSSts q, dsaxd je xissAai
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-28
Macon Merchant
Killed Trying to
Clean Rusty Pistol

MAC1N, Ga, let. 26.-Mr. ]. w.
Johnston, forty-eight, merchant of
Macon who shot himself late Mon
day afternoon, came to his death
from accidental discharge of pistol
which he was cleaning at the time,
according to a verdict Of the coro-
ner Tuesday, following an inquest.
Mrs. Johnston said her husband
had left the store and was on the
way to the bank to make a deposit
when he delayed for few minutes.
pistol. The necessary, rags and oil
who returned to the porch where a
number of friends were waiting. Be-
| fore he had been in the room three
minutes, shot was heard and Mrs.
Taylor found him lying face down
ward in the middle of the room in
a pool of blood.
An investigation disclosed that
four of the five cartridges had been
removed from the revolver, which
was old and rusty, the shell of the
fifth bullet remaining in the cham
Der. The exact manner in which Mr..
Johnston came to his death is un-
known, as the revolver was Of an
oil dnake and the cylinders were
| rusty, the explosion might have been
! caused by the instrument he was
using to extract the cartridges from
the chambers, officers said.
| The deceased, who was a son Of the
| late Mr.. John William Johnston.
| pioneer citizen of Macon, is survived
| by his wife, Mrs. J. W.. Johnston,
and three daughters, Ruth, Mary
Jobson, Mrs. o. J. Copeland and Mrs.
FRA nk ToUlnr of MaRnn
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-28

the pivoted teeth" Mr.. Fitzgerald
suggested to Vic Young.
at was the most unusual case of
makeup I've ever SEEM" said Mr..
Young. This woman had two Of her
front teeth on pivots. She had four
false teeth, two of them gold, two
of them enamel. One day she would
put in the gold teeth, another time,
she would wear the enamel ones. In
addition, she had three wigs, blonde,
brunette and white, and they all
suited her.
Her idea was to change her ap-
pearance daily so that detectives
wouldn't spot her. One day she'd be
go1d-toothed blonde, the next day
molars, and the third day. some other
combination. We arrested her in one
of the best hotels here. She was
given a penitentiary sentence.
zone of the most unusual ways Of
concealing stuff I've seen recently
was in the brim of a hat. 1t was a
small hat. too, no larger than a
mans; yet this woman had $40
worth of silk stuff packed in there.
She said she intended to buy it, and
that she could carry it in her hat If
she wanted to.
"shawls,> coats and bags are the
most frequent means used by shop
lifters for hiding goods. Sometimes
they'll just put on things and walk
off. I arrested a woman once who
walked out of an Atlanta store with
$1,100 fur coat on her back
"But I think the thing to be i'm
pressed" he added, lis that under
our system the shoplifter is sure to
be caught, and that one of two fates
confronts Reconstruction from the
shopping district or Jail"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-28
ACUTE INDIGESTION
SOON RELIEVED
Arkansas Lady Says She
Was in a Serious Condi-
ton, but Promptly Re-
covered After Taking
Thedford's Black
Draught

Peach Orchard, Ark.-Mrs. Eta
Cox, of this place. says: Some time
ago 1 had a spell of acute indiges-
ton, and was in q bad fix! 1 knew
I must have a laxative and tried
Black-Draught. 1t relieved me, and
] soon was all right.
II can't say enough for Thedford's
Black-Draught, and the great good
1t did for me.
SIT is fine for stomach and liver
trouble, and I keep it for this. A
few doses soon make me feel as
good as new. I am glad to tell others
the good it did"
Acute indigestion is serious mat
ter and needs prompt treatment or
dangerous results may ensue. A
physicians help may be needed, but
a good dose of Thedford's Black
Draught will be Of benefit by reliev-
ing the system from the undigested
food which is the cause of the trou-
BILE.
Thedford's B1ack-Draught is pure
" vegetable, not disagreeably to
take and acts in a prompt and nat
ural way.
So many thousands Of persons have
been benefited by the use of Thed-
ford's Black-Draught, you should
have no hesitancy in trying this val
liable, old well-established remedy,
for most liver and stomach disor-
ders. .-.'
Sold by all reliable druggists.
(Advt.)
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-28
Thousands Cured By &,
Drinking Mineral Wat.
The Famous PerlaE Mineral Sprir 1
at Excelsior Springs, TO-, Make
Generous offer to sufferers :,

Every year as many as 100000 pc,
pie visit Excelsior Springs, Mo, /
drink the wonderful waters foun
there. Invalids from all over, til
country, given, up by their hon
doctors, find health and vigor
the mineral and curative agent
compounded far underground by M
ture.
Probably the most famous watei
are those found in the Perlax Nil
eral Spring, and many thousand
who have suffered from Gou
rheumatism, Constipation, Live
and Kidney troubles and similar al
ments have been permanently RI
lieved by drinking it.
So confident are the owners {
the spring that this water will bel
eft you that they offer to sen
a 81 carton of Perlax Mineral Sail
to anyone who will write for I
When dissolved in water this !,
equal to ten gallons Of Perlax Mil
eral water. Their offer is that
is to be paid for only if it benefit
The person taking it is to be I'll
sole Judge and report results With
thirty days time.
If you suffer from any Of til
above diseases write for a carton t
day. Send no money-just you
name and address to Perlax Minert
Springs, 470 Perlax Bldg, Excelsic
Springs, Mo.-(Advt.)
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-28

"T had no idea that anything 4
earth could do for me what Tanl3
has done. and I just feel like tellirl
every body 1 see about this wonde|
full medicine" said VIM. Weigel, 261
Third Ave-, Seattle, Wash, with Il
widely-known New Washingtd
Hotel.
When I began taking Tanlad
continued Mr.. Weigel, my conditid
was so rundown that 1 could nj
work. 1 was never hungry, and m
stomach was so disordered that Il
little 1 forced myself to eat di
agreed with me. My kidneys bottle
ed me, and the pains across N
back were so severe that when
tried to bend over and straighten I
again it would nearly kill me. hf
splitting headaches and such dizi
spells at times 1 would almost topp
began to suffer with rheumatis
in my legs. 1 was nervous, wes
and listless, was rapidly losif
| weight and strength and seemed
be going down hill every day. g,
II began to improve after the flr
| few doses of Tanlac. 1 seemed
feel better each day as I continue
| the treatment. In a few weeks
was like brand-new man. Now,
have a big appetite, eat anything
want, enjoy every mouthful and
don't suffer in the least afterward
l sleep like a child every night al
| feel just fine on arising in the NOR
ing. 1 haven't a pain about me, n
strength has been wonderfully
creased and 1 have actually gain
| thirty pounds.
IF anybody doubts this statemer
| just tell them to see me and I w
give them the names of some of n
friends who, will verify every wo
Of It,"
Tanlac is sold by all leading dru
pi St 6 Il A1vt \
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-28
To Invite Every County
Farm Demonshator
To Drainage Congress

An invitation to every county farm
demonstration to attend the ninth an
nual meeting of the National Drain
age congress, to be held in Atlanta,
November 10, II and IL, will be
sent out during the next few days
by Governor Hugh NJ Dorsey, while
J. Philip Campbell, in charge of
all county farm demonstration
agents, has also issued an urgent
request to the agents to attend.
Judge Newt. A. Morris, first vice
president of the congress, recently
said that the coming meet of drain
age officials from all parts Of the
country would be of more value to
the state and to the landowners of
the state, than any single thing that
has happened this year. Judge Nor
ris says that he expects the meeting
to be the means towards starting
many drainage projects throughout
Georgia, thereby retaining some of
Edmund T. Perkins, of Chicago,
president of the association, spent
several days in Atlanta last week,
and approved the plans which are
annual meeting. President Perkins,
at a luncheon given him at the Ans
ley hotel, stressed the value Of the
convention to Atlanta and the south,
declaring that other states where the
congress had held annual meetings
had profited to a marked extent by
virtue of the meetings.
A feature of the entertainment of
the delegates, will be a trip around
the state, which has been arranged
by r. S. Abbott, secretary of the
Greater Georgia association. This
trip will include a visit to Savan-
nah, Brunswick, Waycross, the
Okefenokee swamp and to points Of
interest in middle and north Geor-
gia. The tour is to commence fol-
lowing the adjournment of the meet
ings in Atlanta.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-28
THE BOLSHEVISM QUESTION
Fifteen Average Americans Give Their Views on
the Russian Experiment

Lawyer: "The Soviet is what we'll
laterthat
lca Each industry different system
representative
ratey"
Coal broker: "Boshevsm be utterly i'm
practical"
Day laborer: wherever Boshevism
country it's nothing of
the troubles bound enemy union work
man has. He gets a black along with the
Conductor II can't find
ism me-
"No good They to work. but they want
the farmers to keep feeding them"
Grandma From all I hear it's piece mischief"
Young wife: They're crazy
Reporter: Boshevsm is based the survival of the
store Boshevsm is bridge to take the Russians
from czarism to democracy They'll cool down after
Carpenter: 1.-THE American is all right"
Toomake Lets wait and how the
tually in Russia. Maybe it's all right 1 don't know"
Salesman
Mother: against firmly
Girl clerk 81 should
Unnaturazed clothes No
stronger day the foreign I know
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They range from Is to rs years and
from women who are poor to women
who are rich. But the shop-lifter
as L said, seldom steals because she
is in want. arrested a girl the
other day with six dollars worth of
in bills in her purse.
I'm the case of first offenders
who show a spirit of repentance, we
deal as lightly as we can with them
Many are put on what we call pro-
sbation. They are all required to
Sign an agreement not to enter GER
tain stores"
W. E. Fitzgerald, secretary of the
Atlanta Retail Merchants associa-
ton, joined in the talk of shop
filters.
'There is no severer punishment
for a woman offender than such pro-
bation," he said. she is presented
with the alternative of arrest or the
agreement to keep out OF speclheu
stores. In spite of that, she'll often
hesitate and almost seem to prefer
iail. She appears to consider no mis-
fortune so great as not to be allow
ed in the stores.
1--WE have six detectives" he ad-
ded, flour men and two women, ana
they work in, close cooperation. with
the police. Eventually, they always
get the shop thieves. If there's any
thing certain it is that the shoplift-
er is going to be caught and punish
ed. Many are doing penitentiary
sentences for thefts on Whitehall,
and others guilty of only first Of
fences are warned from the shopping
district"
How do you catch the shop
thieves?"
Somehow, a detective walking
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about German, prepare tons, and how
far back do they date?
Any, preparations which occurred
must have covered research on the
compounds to be employed and on
the protection required for the Ger
man troops, their training for the
cloud attack: ana the design and
production of the special appliances
to be used Finally, the production
of the chemicals themselves had to
be faced.
First consider research. The
knowledge we have obtained of the
prepare lions of the Germans leaves
no doubt as to their intentions. The
Kaiser Wilhelm institute and the
Physico- Chemical institute near by
were employed for research on poi
son gas as early as August. 1914.
A correspondent states that they
were working with cacodyl oxide and
pphossgene. for use it was believed. in
tests" he, says. chat Prof. Haber
was carrying out at the back of the
institute with the military authori-
ties, who in their steel-gray cars
came. to Haber's institute every
mornf1A, The work was pushed day
and night. and many times + saw ac-
tivity in the building at II O'Clock in
the evening 1t was common knowl-
edge that Haber was pushing these
men as hard as he could. Sachur was
Prof. Haber's assistant.