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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-21
SHE USED CARc0LIC ACID
BY MISTAKE FOR LOTION

HELENA, Mont, Aug. N.-Rose Cogh-
Ian. the actress was injured Monday
night because she mistook bottle OF car
bolic acid for a face lotion. She applied
the acid to her face in dark room and
barely escaped destroying her eyesight.
Her face was badly burned before she
discovered her error.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-21
REBUFF AT UNCLE SAM
REBUKED BY CUBANS

NEW YORK. Aug. Ex-senator Salvador
Cisneros and the Marquis of Santa Lucia
have presented a motion in the Cuban SEN
ate demanding the removal Of the United
States coat Of arms from the arsenal. the
removal OF the United States flags and
every trace OF anything suggestive Of the
United States. says a Havana cable to
The Tribune. Senators Cabello and Betan-
court signed the motion.
The instant the project was read Men
dez Capote sprang to his feet and de-
nounced the motion as childish in the ex-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-21
CITY OF ECUADOR BURNS;
VAST PROPERTY DESTROYED

GUAYQUILE Ecuador, Aug. 2O.-The
town of Babahoyo, capital of the province
of LaosRios, was totally destroyed by fire
yesterday.
A fire steamer left here last night with
firemen and engines to assist in fighting
the flames, but the vessel arrived too
late.
Much merchandise from Quayaquil In
transit to the interior was burned.
Bodegar or Babahoya, is 40 miles from
Guayaquil on the same river Guayaquil
is situated Its population is about 10000.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-21
NEGRO RUSHED TO JAIL
TO ESCAPE ANGRY MOB

BALTIMORE, Aug. B.-William Kent,
colored, was brought to Baltimore this
morning from Calvert county, where the
people are so .ncensed against him that
the authorities feared a lynching.
on August 5. he is alleged to have as
saulted the II year old son of Mr.. Id
ward Swan a prosperous farmer of the
county, with a hoe, crushing his skull
in three places. The youth is still alive
but in a precarious condition.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-21

IRENE and unbecoming dignified men. 1t
was not, he said, in the jurisdiction of
but the president, who could be
relied on not to take away the emblems
of a nation to whom all credit for their
liberty was due.
Senator Cisneros defended the project,
saying that the act of the United States
In putting up the emblems in country
not their own was unjustihable.
Senator Capote insisted on a vote with
out discussion, and the motion was voted
down unanimously, excepting the vote Of
Cisneros.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-21
WROTE LAST FAREWELL
AS DEATH DREW NIGH

at feel all right at the present time,
saws the note, ''but know that the poison
Is doing its work. burn, but feel a sort
of soothing sensation flow over me and
a desire to go to sleep. 1 am sure that
1 have not much longer to live 1t is
now after o'clock and 1 feel 1 am dy-
ing. MY head is clear and my brain works
perfectly. But now feel the spasm
coming, and then 1 will be gone. Good
bye"
DR.. Foote came to Argentine from Ohio.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-21
COLT PISTOL INVENTOR,
AGED EIGHTYTHREE, DEAD

LANCASTER, Pa, August @.-Joseph
Shirk, the inventor of the Colt revolver
and the grain cradle, died today at his
home in East township, this county. He
was So years old and, besides being
noted inventor, was surveyor.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-21
WARNKE WAsHERY BEGINS
UNDER VERY HEAVY GUARD

WILKESBARRE, Pa, Aug. 0.-The
Warnke washery a0Duryea, resumed OPP
orators this morning under a strong
guard The works are surrounded by dep
uty sheriffs and coal ond iron police. The
strikers have not gathered in any large
numbers as vet.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-21
.CONVICTS,N MUTINY,
CAUSE TERROR REIGN
Three rIurderers, In Bold.
Conspiracy, Dash For
Freedom from the
Peuitentiary.

FRANKFORT. ky. Aug @.-Thel Of
HciaIs OF the state penitentiary and the
f, citizens OF Frankfort were thrown into
n state OF wild excitement this morning
by a mutiny in the prison. started by an
attempt TO gain their liberty. on the part
: OF three desperate murderers. Lafayette
: Brooks. OF Morgan county, ana WaleoO
13Ishop and I. Mulligan, OF Kenton coun--
~. -.
. Before the riot. which began at O'Clock
and lasted until after 10. was quelled, and
the mutinous convicts captured, Bis nop
was fatally wounded. Mulligan was shot
IN the shoulder. and negro, whom the
desperadoes had pressed into service. Gwas
hit BY 9 rife ball
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-21
Bullet Brings Down Convict.
Desperadoes Beg for Mercy.

= when Bishop fell. AIuIligan and Brooks
eznk to their knees begging the warden
20 save their lives and BY 1870 O'Clock
The two desperadoes. heavily shackled and
accompanied by ten men. with drawn PTS
foIs. were placed in their cells and quiet
had been restored
: After the men had been securely locked
M. II was discovered that Mulligan had
been wounded In the shoulder. though he
vas not seriously hurt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-10
The GOVERNMENTS rAVoslTgs Aao VICTIMS.


The best Of all the Fourth OF July oratons deity
cred the Anniversary Just past az regards so
quence and regards the value OF the matter which
II contained, was that Of Hon B0arke Cochran made
In New York at Tammany hall One IL its most strik
ing passages condenses In paragraph the whole ph
losophy Of government
Government Of itsef can create nothing Their. d. bt
ons source o. property and that the labor n human bands
eets 81 the earth Since government can not eT,s,e
= has noninT 81 rs own 90 5est1w ~ therefore j, and.T
lakes % enrich the thHg Witch gives hir Il ~
axe from other Where q hsa faysTjts /, 5g
have victim, and obviously that government only a
ard Hly benevolent which has neither Avori,es neF yie
Every citizen should remember this that where
The government has fayorfte IT must have victim
that II II pays Paul does by robblng Peter and II
has not even the excuse Of owing Paul anything that It
should rob Peter for his benefit
The equal rights for all and equal treatment TO all
theory Of government IS the correct theory This ia
democracy and the doctrine Of the democratic party
Jefferson and Jackson taught and the leaders Of the
Democratic party today follow the teachings OF their
iiustrious predecessors.
Great political leaders In other countries have held
the same principles those OF the democrats Of The
United States The old liberal party in England adj
hered to good democratic doctrine and John BrIght
and Gladstone were at with John Stuart MIL and
Herbert Spencer, tho great thinkers OF our race who
expanded into philosophical system what Thomas
Jefferson, the father OF the democratic party original
ly taught
fnr onerent Is the basic principle OF republican.
iem. stripped of its claims To patriotism which de-
ee'yS many It's misleading promises Of National az
at home abroad the republican Marty
sARs ~k special privileges Just as the democrats
for equal rights The solders OF Industry
~ battle the captains Of industry take the
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y PAGES TODAY.
7-z PARTIES, ing tssuEs, Apo r-= PEOPLE

cavs~-,,su4 ey panty ia tie annY sorc ot g1gsrn-
,s% mad Is rsssfas vfare .aa people bg rastr rspre
ssn4stiues have yc1ce d. .aa .1aNug .s rleir
The free eisizers az ersa 'aouaac u taeg 20
sas. .y na.- l t,. zarrra,srr 1.s+ osacse between
the two srsas parties o. rae country
Eesry man u he aresaa CO. se.sarua Ills sltlss a.
e3tfzes mast r6dcse r. -i4 garry or tas other
nos compelled as Go vai-a hs saa- choose 1ue esoose
Fs ns7tse II s4 saes s.s as-q
rss eho.es OF -aa sar-sote -s-zar viii tie regulated
BY the character az the two parties between vElca TIE
esotee Il ta er made qcr ra-.es have a. Distinct
characters "a n.s- Whatever tire republican party
r,ag eap. saa, d, -ss .ssr ar. whatever taa ts-.a-
cradle marty NAV have seer b The sa- a. 5reqer. tcs
renphacaa ra--F Fl, the party e resrra atty sas ~
Ia1 ~ rst.~se and -a s,,acrs-- oa,rT fla .as party
"A es.tffrtr and ~ sctsrtsls Tt4 ia nct a csrtaa
declaration. ~ Ia 5rg-u.e 31,r ay tfs ta.ts
TN, oara-.aect tss,ps before the American oaopls
~. .-.- - .,. ....- ..-. Al. -. 49,. --. --s
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- rEccsl - roNrasss
,Tr'n The Courier Journal

The nain sork If the Fftyseve-;a coazr.ss is over
N5i7 -r 'a1as n '7s '-z sest9a gestertay The short
legislation The rscor4 already made a.6 the .oss.5t.
exception Of few bills lodged now On account n te
canning eamPaTa among taess being the shtp subsidy Bill
ana e7s Fowler cufren-y ta
Perhaps the man nparaat measure passed 5ar;az th.
session ~a the canal bill 5ch directs he president
tept tAs Panama route " be aads taat good te can
occurred otherwise the Nicaragua ou-s is 70 Re taken
was sHiS Is thought ~ many re- trick delay
.ae II ary is.Hriar canal VET he friend. ~
The Nicaragua rosie -asc dsspaire3 hey DO not be-
'-ve kat good trlc Panama route car he c+si.d
'ay propose 20 see fa IN s4eh event rrs..ti3 5,
no; lag and that the Nicaragua SHALL promptly
utilized
Anahsr bil Of AID iarr.aehirz consequences is
That providing f1 irrigation Of the arid lands ne West
scheme that offers l7-itess possibilities fox feaatal
one eonmsndabie act Of The session the defeat Of
tween the J7ed States and Hawaii and The Philippine
Another was the repea Of the S,i another ss
TIE effort 70 eheeS che osomargzrine swiadss their
A bin ahicA Is RAJ beeagse it aush, &. have mad.
greater reduction TIE Philippine tariff For tHis the
democrats mu share the resporshiy with the renuhlie
TIE latter heinz the servants Of the heay-prat,red
interests made srudgrsy reduction Of only per cent Of
Diugley rates The democrats had +, In tseir r
make th reduction 50 per cent ard Committed
serious bunder when they failed d 50.
The proposition Tor ne election % BY the
passed the house.
When the session began shortly after the asasnatior
Of President Mckinley there such general AMI nos
tive demand for some effective legislation against anarchists
that seemed this would he easily quickly enacted The
session closed however without additional line Of law
On this subject he passed very inadequate b
the house passed little letter. hut still very i1adeqnste
mi while in the clash 81 poor bills and in the r9-4
Of peserous quibbes which the legal pet,fovgrs raised
around the whole matter OF bill ever ger
mitied reach the president
In the last hours OF the session the bill for n. y5.,
Of the Philippines through after being nate7
modified IN conference One OF the significant features
abou, this bin hnay passed vas that II shi,ke5 IN
element Of the monetary standard When the Bin eas f-
The house u provided The gold standard the islspd
when came from the senate Il provided the silver standard
ne house and the senate eonteress unable 70 hr
monSe these differences and let the question 81 standard
undecided y - point certainly worth Eong ana re-
membering thar the republicans OF congress after All ,b-
professions OF monetary oundness unable 70 civ. 49,
Philippines gold standard because the republicans n H.
upper branch OF congress insist giving the silver
standard. ~
But one thing in the record Of Fissyses.nsA con-
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE

Miss May EaF-r las be1leathed 70 the 0agrai c1p5
Wsr Christian t5aacia.r her homestead ard MAZE
tic ass1riarIcu q -esiG-sary TsTzres.
7raf ; g. ses the newly elscrst presidents Ct 5a7iar
angergrF WACO ess hsu twenty years az vas mem
n gang -ic Sarra Fe rdiraat .arn1g s.
-errs 5lg Writ h1s srste
Sencr 0Ista, vic be rie --~ Sps-fsE z1tsf-r 10
ss ,cet Scsrss sant Of splendid character,
7l1rI sccor1p shsur5 heTnz his a1tlrty 20
speak 1te English language rerts--lg
rldz. Crra Sc.oeue:h formerly u Bafrz1ar- srs
astc4. nudge ia Porto Rlcn zar arrived hs hore
1cg. tte Tinted Statss las appointed
Mrs 7 q McLa-gstH Of Searre Wash aaa made 4 for
real cast few years She las also z1tsf
E=r regular tncoue by r-anz MAPS q the siou1lss,
yateh acid raraid and steamship ea-paaiss
M8gr Svire Of Rocky Fard CcI9 wdo las perhaps tie
arlssr Zee plant America z1lg his 'e.s tis
v1rt5 st. Louls he 1rtpasss -arscr, q rec
tlgrs - the C1lara- Stare to-s= A. Denver
rss rsszra-i1- Of Pra5. Charles w. d5rsv-u .: rte
chair af earsH a-g11s ard .ra-rs a sts Garrett 5a
a ns-clt. Chicago has teer acr.pret r. t=1dsred
se-au4. Of 1s extreme c1ac-s1as II azt.~ criticism He
-a- held tie place :0r rhee and the trustees
9r1G Harrve tie highest praise rps scholar iat ia
sr.ri-E leactsr.'
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

Lewis. WortAa Y NOSE Les iah Fiay oasl:y
Texas Il seems that there is constitutional inhbt's
legislative appropriation for Texas display but the r.
GO One 5uadrsi ' views Of the Wods Far grounds
buildings have been out by the Texas Worlds ran -
mission with the ehb. Of the Texas State fair ana VI
De SHOWN N nearly every city and town IN eTas y we
e good idea 70 engage good photographer to MAKE
album form and displsv her A. X. exposon even ra
albums away. Il will only few hundred doisn =
will never be satisfied until he lives in orange-oT
Dizzy Tr5rrs
That's good idea and should be carried out, but ~
Ike to see the photograph Of Orange that would rssan
70 leaving Houston.
The Houston Post thinks Web Dsv.. will probably III
the $4,000 per year ne Is going 70 New York after
Beer war About ,oo5 Books Se9e .od and bis
amounted 10 about 500, not SIso.ooo.-For' Worm -
Well anyhow Webs subscription i. paid up, 50 The ~
doesn't care il ne comes back.
Lewis Of The Post gets ioamiug mad every tia TINT
Brewery managers threaten to set his desk on the 0a
Rather that than it should be said of him that be II
lodged glass.
The Brownsville Daily Herald is ten years old ana
Porous The Herald has always been of our fav0i
changes crisp, we'll edited little paper and now tns
succeeded in getting irrigation for its section The
wishes for it greater Brownsville and greater prospa"
Z ~
When husbands get mad about wives going hroS 5e
pockets, many OF them that the las So,
wie perfect right TO do An instance Of TINS sr
in St Louis the other day when judge of the Frs a
decided thar the wife OF John Shauer had peres' y"
rifle his pants.-BeGumoE; Journal al
John should wear trousers pants" are eonsds'@
gar, anyhow,
y
Heilroarlng Jakesmith is somewhere on Ins n
tul bosom OF the Pacific dreaming OF the broad
imperial eNas which he b. command in the nane
sam. II General Smith is suphurous his psT ION
Gates Texans will like him all the better. Nheu ,arW
eitEen thinks OF gentleman in connection WIZ igsN
reid such eognomen is without its sttrae'ionsN
Times.
Upon coming to Texas, Jake had better hrst ny '. 81
on the dog, or he might unwttngly awaken some
I exas who is pretty fair roarer in his own right
II is Iot years since the FIRST was taksp
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sprtia for thei- own pcrtfon. The tariff sad the
trusts tine most Ingenious seises dsvfseG BIZ tina
Wit &C III al hapory tar enrfcnana tha few the
ezDease OF the many. Upheid By The republican
party. The republican parity makes campaign cry Of
the iahortng mans fuI thinner pail slecrion siss
and ila tie rc mans rgfrixarsCor ali 90 rhs
time The republican party Ills the satisfy deposit
Vsglrs ot the mathematics and dimtnisiss the savings
bank accounts u che asorers The vautsd prosperity
oc ra cnusirry ia the prosperity 81 the rc Tie rah
have afraat ths rfeies which rightly earned
Bur nnr 10 the riches which heaced up thrngzh de-
pfons republican Devices By which the earnings Of the
Door man drained INTO cnrsra CiA heads o.
the great combinations BIZ tine machinery % noser1
hus1esH WHICH the prssfdeur declares TOO daca6s to-
BE intstsrea With
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tari haI''s n &ftaas sgnstsa iarur ner HE
harvest fields with tier g1icr CT lverrpc rai ara
cai-'nH nsr mcn a srsigir train HezrNart bound was
wreeit1t scac tie 81 Ftatt rsr ig &C
i1'rg cramps 6ouud for Ce1rato fgr cheir hea1 The
hfsnery tears Of II aid seTsf thorn 81 drg and perr
eF good tsrd tid 1eircr They Declined the crer tiert
pdn are rtFrera tfiei sucsn perCasqu, wirt me rtr
mat nearly az 90 tie c-1mrs tsiuR the harvest
aeits p Frafr aolsiy and -cy Wiz Be u1i ie
iat 10 III 5ar1orsi The pcegesqse ftarsrs Of 1e sDi
7aie IS 5rnistri ~ rs 81 tie sz-us wle
Ftari7 taclr ARMED witt a gintx1n
rts Pr7- 1ounr7 idea spreaiu may ssr icllrn'r "
r1e rfnts tramp grarfeu.
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which tsu EyrA'a eisc hirui11aoss as WIZ
B1erTsfT the sf republican party ~
1esy is the curiplers flrs gf FORM 90 recprrciy
That rcl5ry wtich The n-arr q Wh1an VIC
AieY wien be iet ard uiiGi h1 gucressor SC tieafi
caly proclaimed he would carry sacrst egfcF daa
suEis n tcata Nv M.E1lsys frie-cs u ttc
eirgcs tic time add CT tie same piao
WITH iusef Nat 1uy havs az 1is 1ass1n orea1ics
been corspr1cusv Irnrtd br and rhe greso
tsr 1sr the insignificant sf rscprrcrg WITH Cuna
vhC ie presinr ms heart ard which vas nc nrry
least Jr GeczcY and fairness could 10 20 help Caea
Feet irrceiy resisted sad arerY hessn by re
rrr-tlcarg * the WHO first 1t al ~ ne
sce Ttts -c1ierriar-1 lr,Iliar-I az .if 20
suffered BY c9rpaiGlTsiup7 groves
mad iouH 'esvef isr the republican, parity ~
mercy sf te 1riI substituted interests big I1f rc
Title Of the hc1e but 20 - able %
deg republican and president lite orisr irrc
say nothing 81 tse hg equally as 2eSer
sii III The atr t4 4Sar razl-rY has ample 9enon-
srr4-1tu t4t beol tire rer1hlcar parry fcr
-silcou CT rrIf hurtera f5r anything e1e wiicf tie
7r7t.c. interests 5Fpose rhst rh- Republican garry ta1
would rartF except the tIrt11su % ~
masters, the subsidy suckers.
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lLAHoNs FEEsre- -H.sr



1i q me Ariadcsr gauge arT7uer1 -iar vat iar-t
~ rhe sutr. 81 rsrs- t-ha-. -r --. Phrp-s
z.r71e'r h1l vas ta4r sf E.rrsael-. Nasou Of Pena
27al %i9 correudsd .aar rie cre-ea naeh aaps 5ee-
1Hcrec Fiipincs who 7r. -es-1 xran 10 THE
'1ctaFpsa 'f 5h- C1lred srates sas1 tie condemned
tec1Eas he srrscusrs f1rTsr-t a. t-..srseurfE.
Li Mr. Mai1n had DESIRED 20 owe -.s va-7r atr1rfs-
PrI'cr gre l1rt19 the 1r7l war. Nay III 70 Ar
t-rsoeg,e' Efs afFtr aar. made -rs -.-g,- .4. b.
sailing 70 -7f records OF l1Hnaons -azl
5rtaars.
IN aese aae-. was .ae 9riy --,,. ,... ,=.-irz ,-r
1-1'f0sra at N7r bet there is3E sy.--se FOR IT.
Tte Norri had s5u-tsrt s4-r1.I 1T food r-sds.a-.s
tothog and al rse orzer recssfsa s1- .1s comfort and
good tac st l7-tsaersts cra-srs s.-7 ft4ze az -.-
-'i-r ha. tie resoa--.s e s:s C-rt-r.-rscy
'atg =Ehas7rst during at.r Stages -,s s s- tr1oo1
sr.t f-r Tie lack ~ 5ll ssc1 essentials Ee- Frire IF
these rstat: t3at7a7-ag-i Tie r-ra -r- e. h- t.ita
rare m the proas Of ras -on.sr4-y vai Less c-a e.- m
5o-. e7ra.te~assr raat also in sas--.rl r.. given 9.
Il true ..as f. -.v.- sst s--..-. -s.. -. --;.4
srs art b. ne South 5ut aza have mad. exz47g. for
or- Of the --.ea,da Of srss,s-r .5. ,-s.s.rz,r va,
20 cec'1e- BE- no care :1r all Of ,s o~.io-srs.
The Inevitable sgsr5azs Ut these --e1 er. 5s- -s-. 10
.ac policy 81 the N1r1 eE1-E e-eee1-s- t-. 7r-ar az
t1+ -,taaze policy asn 90 4- # the Csas4isr45. CIV
N- saa5a saa1ld read .s- a,eee. ,f se-iai- Fl Fin
e5'z* .a .ap3y to James o. aa2a4 s=-o-oaa attack
ertans admitted sf,sr.-at saaes vseA +. would b.
-et4l FOR t11 Feusyyzcsa sraess-asa e-o That "a *
he i5 willing 20 Iaoc the trGr Of history ~ -.e face. And
r a-E sv-r, Wy sa11.d 1st--r7 1rzras1ar asa.5-
20 he7u-. ae so57 ait after 4s ssets-7 has e.r
var n ne Fai7Pasa a. IL Gid q carry The against
M- Masor fzs. hev. remembered ss, .lat no Southern
1aa has Been accused n -r-.ty brutality r. F9f-3
5rar-f ACCOMPLISHMENT and thar f car -sst te s.H
- me Philippines as the a7 oha seemed take pleasure
" making 30 go a bis as-- che t-raaza defense
1c-p SAID fr Is wherever zzef So ~-.- -, -- -
held rs1poas5t. eirzer t-- asz17i-z G. ia The Pm
7 encouraging the rsvanz 71ast-s tza have 4ssrz-s1
az
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From the Chicago Chr3-i-.eI
Nsz Se-z-e- Carrzee i-. las; day O: II. session
called ais resot-t-1 the P5I7qze -y-srza-
t1 ard carry the ,sa-s themselves he was an
aVsred by -s21't-zn TI- scst-rz d-uGzcizt3a 81 The
supporters ss the resolution far attacking IA. American
army
TtI tas evidently ae-,as the setr,.5 2o:y c: II. re-
publican parry. When anybody wants % knew anything
a11t tssPoc military z9vsrareu; dIrs-tet ;raz1 n. var
department. IN Washington rs In 3-ie- for SON. republican
stea 90 take toe f.or and =rpt series az sczth7z
f1r=scle 70 The eEs-r aa cas t-1sye person Is attack
.7E the American army.
These screseae d alter he fact ts. the repuhi:a-
Ct The committee have refused call Witnesses AID IN gen
eral shade the t17esza7 parc= and that 1e Oh
F1a5 purpose 90 suppress facts h-1 tie American peoo
aaTe right 20 SH7w ard Hl.-- extremely important
taz- ;aey shou-d know
aside from that the astounding assumption underlying
al 5s ser=ech policy tat the American army is TOO sa
cred % he criticized This is not i9r r7ar7e1, 70 be al
r'tec by asserting t1ugA IL entirely that IL IS the
military and despoc Poy he army tast IS a,tackd
he army from the department dorn is not too "a
cred 90 he c-.tcrsel even condemned II will sorry day
Tor t1ts rep1hlc Of 10 ever be 50 regarded
The american people have 10 agents WHO A.. sb,,.
tAsH aat immune iror criticism - ,asn-
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Dam Paul Kruger,


"aeu Great Britain = var ui,h he Beers ,yo
years ana aalf Paul Kruger t-- president OF t5.
rAHsaal republic the ceral figure among the burvE
eTh- mar On ~ham they iepe-5e- for guidance II Their
struggle Tor me maintenance Of their rights and the ,,;
Haace o. their freedom The Psll Kruger is r9 A..
sePs '- aE nearly 20 years Of failing rapidly in
aeai'a. ar exile from South Africa nh5 has found -
Z9TaTy aone among The friendly D--5 ~ Holland The
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