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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-27
Japohczycy " Niu CzWang.
Dalsze meme cofanie sic Moskali.
uEpnRnzlMlEAA MEpzY AEXlEJEWEM A kUR0PATk!NEM.
" Colorado nareszcie prawo wojenne zniesione.
po.oaen,e straiker6w rzezalf r6znych miastach.

oni przychodza do siebie, lubo So
juz dlugo niezdatni do s1uzby z
powodu rozstroju nerwowego.
Lecz poczatku bardzo wielu ta-
kich zolnierzy porzucano ma polu'
gdy trzeba bylo wykonae odwrot.
Przypuszczam, re wielu takich
omdlaiych pogrzebano, a zapew-
ne mnostwo znajduje sic w ia
pohskiej niewoli. Dose czesto sic
ssyszy, re gazy, uchodzace ia
ponskich szrapneli, So truJace,
poniewaz padaja jak martw zoa-
nierze wcale ME tnafieni mai
mniejszym uiamkiem. smiem u
trzymywae, re bajka So owe gazy
trujace, a prawda jest tylko to,
ze nastepuje momentalne poraze-
ME calego systemu nerwowego
wskutek okropnosci udoskonalo-
nej techniki artyleryjskiej. Po-
znalem wpiyw tel techniki ma du-
sze cziowieka podczas wojny
francuzko-pruskiej. Juz wtedy bya
on straszny5' ale czemze on jest
w porownaniu terazniejszym?
- prosta zsbawka. Powszechnie
wiadomo, re slime trzesienie zie-
mi, nag,y pozar, toniecie sta<ku'
wog6le jakas katastrofa niespo-
dziewana a straszna wielu przy-
prawia 0 pomieszanie zmyslow.
Ot6z wyobrazmy sobie, ze wszy-
stkie okropnosci takich katastrof
razem sic z,aczyly, ably stworzyc
okropnost tcrazniejszej bitwy.
Wszakze to ME jest walka ludz-
mi, ME jest "krwawa praca," w
ktorej mozna odetchnac i wypro-
stowac cztonki, MONA sic czems
podniecic, albo sic czegos u
smiechnac, MONA zlozyG dionie
do ok1askow, jak stara gwardya
napoleohska pod Waterloo; ME
jest, siowem, to, do czego cd ty-
siecy lat nawyksa ludzka wyobra-
znia, przedstawiajaca sobie Bit
wy. Me! To jest jalas podniesio-
na do wielkiego przemyslu rzez-
MIA, W ktorej role rzezniha spell
MIA cos niewidzialnego, co huczs
piekielnie, wyje przerazajaco i
co chwila ogniem pfonie w powie-
tzu. Udoskonalona technika
sprawila to- -ze zwyciezae moze
ME dzielny i bohaterski, ME ma
dry, albo ofiarny, ale ten, kto ma
natury przytepione nerwy, czao-
wick w zwyklych warunkach ME
normalny. Udoskonalona techni-
ka artyleryjska zrobi to, re woj-
ny beda niemozliwe.
Take oto So og6lne uwagi dra
Jacoby'ego. Podaje on, ze ma w
swym szpitalu przeszlo 600 zol4
merry urnysiowo chorych, beda'
cych ofiarami bitw juz stoczo-
nych. Iluzby ich bylo, gdyby zdo-
,ano zabrac wszystkich pola
walk i gdyby zapobiezono nader
czestym samob6jstwom! DR.. Ja-
ooby powiada, ze watpi, czy mo-.
INA bedzie wyleczyc choeby 5
pre-. tych chorych, bo dose jest, a.
by gdzies W poblizu zagrzmiala
armata sygnasowa, a wnet choro-
ba sic odrawia. Me podobna tych
chorych odsy1ae koleja, bo nawet
turkot ka i'm szkodzi, nawet
swist lokomotywy odnawia ich
cierpienia.
Sadzimy, re ia nova "choroba
wojenna" jest przykra niespo-
dzianka dla wielbicieli udoskona-
len technicznych W militarnej
dziedzinie.
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Ma konsultaeyi -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-27
Ma kensutaey.

- Czy W rodzinie pahskiej trafialy
sic oznaN pomieszan1a zmyslow?
- Owszem-
- Jakiego rodzaju?
- Siosfra moia wyszla "a m3odeoo
lalxarza bez praktyh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-27
Zastrzelony.

Ma rogu State str. Jackson
boul. wczoraj w wagonie kolei Ii
novel linii State str, konduktor
Charles Rood kolektowal swe nj
kle, liedy zazadal zaplaty Cd
jednego z podroznych Will. Har-
ris, tenze zapytal 60 sic, czy tram
wal jedzie W Merunku polnocnym
czy poludniowym. Konduktor,
zamiast odpowiedziee, natarczy-
vie domagal sic zaplaty, hedy
Harris odpowiedziai, ze ME "a
piaci, dopoki ME dowie sic, W ja-
kim jedzie kierunku, Rood por-
wal 60 "a koinierz i chciA wy
rzucit tramwaju. Harris uderzyi
go w twarz, obalil go i wyszedl.
Inny kondllktor tegoz pociagu,
Dennis F. Scaley, dowiedziawszy
sic, co sic stalo, wyskoczyl, po-
bieg1 "a Harrison, strzelil do ME-
go i zabil 60 ma miejscu.
Scaley chcial uciec, ale go
schwytano i aresztowano. Ma on
lat IS mieszka ma rogu IS ul.
Hermitage ave. Zastrzelonego
WELL. Harrisa identyfikowal /
saac Slowisky, jake towarzysza
piracy przy iadowaniu okret6w.
Harrisa niektorzy uwazali "a mu-
rzyna, ale mial on cere tax jasna,
re inni, zwlaszcza towarzysze je-
60 piracy, uwazali go "a biaiego.
Mial on olcoio 40 lat. Konduktor
Rood, ktory chcial wyrzucie Har-
risa z tramwaju, chociaz W obec
niego byl karlem prawie, a zostai
uderzony i obalony przez Harrisa,
cd lat 20 Juz pracuje dla Chicago
City R. CO. i mieszka pm. 67oa
St. Lawrence ave.
Powrot wizyty u sedziego Par
kera.
Panowie Lahiff, Nc Gam i O.
scar Meyer, ktorzy wlasnie do
Chicago powrocili wizyty u Sc
diego Parkera, demokratyczne-
60 handydata ma prezydenta Sta
now Zjednoczonych, zachwyceni
So przyjeciem, jakego doznali !
uprzejmoscia sedziego Parkera.
Przyrzeks i'm tez, ze jesli w ogol-
nosci przemawiac bedzie W CA
sic kampanii, to niezawodrlie Cd
wiedzi takze Chicago, ale zalezee
to bedzie Cd wspolnej narady mad
planem Rampant.
Burmistrz i czionkowie CEN
tralnego denokratycznego komi-
tetu powiatowego ma wspolnej
wczorajszej naradzie postanowili
wyslat do Esopus komitet 20
osob, kt6ry wezmie udzial W u
rzedowem. zawiadomieniu sedzie-
60 Parkera o jego nominacyi d. 10
sierpnia. Pan Parker przyrzekl
burmistrza uwiadomie W przecia-
gu dni 10, czyli bedzie mogl prze-
mawiat ma denonstracyi demo-
kratycznej d. 20 sierpnia W Chi
cago w "Riverview Park"
Kto winien7
Jury koronerska wczoraj ogio-
sila po kilkodniowem sledztwie
werdykt W sprawie nieszczescia
kolejowego W Glenwood, ktore
wydarzyio sic d. 13 bm., W sku-
tex ktorego 1S osob straci5o zy-
Gle. 0 niedbalstwo zostal oska-
r1ony personal pociagu frachto-
wego, kt6ry zatamowa' przejazd
dla pociagu wyeieczkowego i te-
legrafista pociagu. Nazwiska O.
skarzonych So: Frank Cooper,
konduktor; Charles H. Wright,
hamllcarz; Patrick Costello, pa
lacx. Esanls e. Hexex naaazYni-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-27

%idSillC uO SWoJSJ LSaiy, &c uOhO
nal trudnej podrozy W pewnych
stronach Kauka1u re zdaza do
Wiednia. PAM v. Kadich stracila
juz byla nadzieje, by MAJ jej kie-
dykolwiek powrocil i obawiala
sic, IL stai sic ofiara jakiejs zbro-
dni, gdyz wszellae poszukiwania,
nawet przy pomocy wszystkich
konsulat6w, byiy bezskuteczne.
New York, 27 lipca. - Demo-
kratyczny komitet krajowy obraa
jednoglosnie przewodniczacym
iThomasa Taggarta Indiany.
Probowano najprzod naklonic se-
natora Gormana do przyjecia te-
go urzedu, ale nadaremnie. Hen
ry Woodson z Kentucky zostal
obrany sekretarzem konrtetu.
Dzisiaj konitet krajowy odwie-
dza sedziego Parkera w Esopus.
Wybor kasyera zostanie pozosta-
wiony komitetowi wykonawcze-
mu. MIN komitet wykonawczy
zostanie obrany, odbedzie sic ma
rada ze sedzia Parkerem. Odre-
czono sic do dnia, W ktorym
przewodniczacy zwola komitet.
Denver, Colo, 27 lipca. - Gu
bernator Peabody wczoraj ogiosR
proklamacya znoszaca prawo wo-
jenne W Teller county oddajaca
dystrykt Cripple Creek napowrot
w rece wladz cywilnych. Sprzeci-
wiali sic temu postapieniu guber-
natora liczni obywatele W Cripple
Creek, ktorzy ME chcielby dopu-
scic do powrotu deportowanych
gornikow. Gubernator jednako-
woz ogSosil proklamacya, otrzy-
mawszy Cd szeryfa Bella zapew-
MEME, re jego SHY wystarcza. -
Wydatki stanu ma wojsko w cia-
gu ostatnich 18 miesiecy W sku-
tex rozruchow, wynosily podob-
no million dolarow.
sundbury, Ont, 27 lipca. -
Kontradnral floty Stanow Zjed-
noczonych, H. Clay Taylor, umarl
wczoraj wieczorem godz. 8:15
W szpitalu Copper Cliff na perito-
nitis. Odznaczyl on sic by, jako
komendant okretu Indiana W bit
vie pod Santiago. Byl przez czas
niejaki prezydentem wojennej ra-
dy marynarskiej W Newport.
St. Louis, 27 lipca. Z poranio-
nemi nogami W podartem obu-
wiu przybyl tu z Costa Rica Re-
naldo Walco, poddany brytyjski,
azeby po przebyciu pieszego mar
szu 6ooo mil przekonat sic, ze
trud jego byl nadaremny. Ktos
mu powiedzial, ze zarzad wysta-
wy wyplaci $4,000 temu, otory
odbedzie pieszo marsz najd}uzszy.
Oczywiscie mocno byl rozczaro-
wany, kiedy go przekonano, re
ktos sobie z niego zazartowal.
Omaha, Neb., 27 hpca. - Ma
rozkaz prezydenta Donnelly
Chicago zastrajkowa3o w So. O.
maha LOO cz1onkow zjednoczo-
nych uni. Wlasciciele rzezaln "a
pewniaja, re maja dosye sH robo-
czych, ale robotnicy ME nalezacy
do unij domagaja sic ochrony
wiadz obawy pred strajEera-
mi. Konaisarze policyi stray o.
gniowej zaangazowali duzo spe-
cyalnych policyantow, ale oba-
wiaja sic, re to ME wystarczy |
trzeba bedzie zazadae ponocy
stanowej.
Fort Worth, Tex, ~ lipca. -
Wlasociele rzezalh tutejsi uwaza-
ja sic "a zupelnych zwyciezc6w
W strajku. Maja nietylko dosyc
robotnikow na miejsce strajkie-
row, ale nadto tyiu zglaszajacych
sic, ze sefi musza odprawiae, ME
majac dla MICH zatrudnienia. Ho-
dowcy byd1a W Texas oswiadcza-
ia sic Z sympatyami ku wlascicie-
lom rzezaln / gotowoscia po-
mocy.
East St. Louis, Ill, 27 lipca. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-27
TELEGRAMY

Tientsin, 27 Epca. = Japodiczy-
cy zajeli w poniedzialek o godz.
$ poposudniu Niu Czwang.
Niu Czwang, 27 hpea. - Ja-
ponscy wywiadowcy juz przeszh
tedy, a wojsk japohskich oczeku-
ia tu kazdej 'chwili. Rosyjscy mie-
szkahcy Niu Czwangu opuscili
ahasto, W letorem wszedzie teraz
powsewaja choragwie iapohskie.
Ma budynkach rosyjssich powie-
waja flagi francuzhe.
Petersburg, 27 lipca. - Rosya-
ME cofneli sic do Hal Czeng Po
swojej porazce pod Taczekiao, a
skoro Niu Czwang znajduje sic
juz w reku Japohczykow, zdaje
sic, ze Hal Czeng stanie sic WI
downia najblizszej wiekszej bit
wy. w kolach wGskowych ME
panuje W skutek tego konsterna-
eva, gdyz cofraecie sic poludnio-
wei arrnii pod Taczekiao sluzy
do skoacentrowania sill Kuropat-
kina, dozwalajac mu teraz bronie
mniejszej lini frontowej, ale W
kolach ME wtajemniczonych W
plany Kuropatkina panuje wiel-
kie zaniepokojenie, zwiaszeza, re
sam Kuropatlan wykazuje ME
bezpieczehstwo grozace jego linii
komunikacyjnej z posnoca W obec
posuwania sic Japohezykow cd
Saimatsze ku Mukden.
Pod Taczekiao general Samsa-
now ,zostal ciezko raniony.
Berlin, 27 lipca. - Pare spe-
cyalnych depesz dalekiego
Wschodu donosi o roznicy zapa-
trywah pomiedzy Kuropatkinem
a wicekroiem Aleksiejewem, a
correspondent "Lokal Anzeigera"
Petersburga donosi, ze wicekrol
oglosil ukazem, IL wojska przy-
bywajace do Mukdenu po dniu
IS lipca stana pod bezposredniml
rozkazami jego, a ME Kuropatki-
ma.
Londyn, 27 lipca. - Sprawa
zatopienia brytyjskiego parowca
Knight Commander" przez okre-
ty rosyjskie by1a przedmiotem
narady gabinetowej, ale jeszcze
ME nadeszly dostateczne szczego-
ly, azeby MONA ma ich podstawie
dzialat. U ludnosci hondynskiej o.
burzenie Wzrasta, a Prasa pod
trzymuje zwieksza to oburze-
ME, dajac do poznania, re
dalsza cierpliwost rzadu rownat
sic bedzie tchorzostwu. Zwiek-
szyso sic rozgoryczenie, gdy sic
dowiedziano, re brytyjski okret
Formosa zostal zajety przez O.
kret rosyjski Smolehsk przywie-
ziony do Suez. - Rowniez bry-
tyjski okret Calchas, ktory jecha,
z Puget Sound do Japonii, wedle
depesz z Hongkongu, zostal "a
jety przez eskadre wladywostoc-
ka.
Washington, 27 lipca. - We
ezwartek wieczorem powroei pre-
zydent Roosevelt do stolicy, w
piatek odbedzie sic posiedzenie
gabinetowe, ma kt6rem bedzie
nova % zatopieniu okretu brytyj-
skiego Knight Commander, wio-
zacy towary amerykahskie.
Petersburg, 27 lipca, - Wczo-
raj pozar zniszczyl najwieksza
rosyjska fabryke elektrycznych
drutow kablowych w Petersbur-
gu zrzadzil szkode ma $I,25o,-
900. Zniszczonych zosta1o mno-
stwo drutow pfzeznaczonych dla
torped i min eskadry baltyokiej.
Berlin, 27 Epca. = Ze zrodIa
wiarygodnego donosza, ze istnie-
je plan utworzenia olbrzymiej
kombinacyi nadrehsko-westfal-
skich kopa1h wegla i hut zelaz-
nych, celem bronienia przemysiu
niemieokiego pred "niebezpie-
czenstwem amerykaI1sloien, Ma
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-26

AFTER OCT. 26, THE LATEST
Edison records can be had at our
place; full supply Of October records.
S. s. Sollee, 100 State street, west.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-26
MORE SHELL TO
BE CONDEMNED
HENRY AND JONES STREETS
WILL PROBABLY BOTH BE TAKEN
UP By COUNCIL TONIGHT.

Both Streets to Be Paved with Wit
rihed Brick Next Year, and the Old
PAvements VIII BE Condemned.
Resolutions CondemninE the Pave
ments Were introduced by Alder
man Davant When Hall Street
Was Being Considered Months
Ago, but Was Tabled.
To make way for vitrified brick
pavements next year, the shell paving
on Henry and Jones streets will prob
ably be condemned by special reso-
luton at to-night's session of Council.
Arrangements have been made to
have the matter put through tonight,
but there is just a slight chance of its
not being taken UP until later.
A resolution condemning these two
pavements was introduced by Alder
man Davant several months ago,
when the condemnation of the Hall
street she'll pavement was before
Council, but it was laid on the table.
A motion will probably be made to-
night to take the old resolution UP
again for consideration, and if so, it
will be passed at once. It is not the
intention of the aldermen, however, to
have the pavements taken up, and the
brick laid until next year.
Two Assessment Rolls.
Two assessment rolls for streets re-
Gently paved by the city will be pre-
sented at to-night's session. The ordi-
nances making the assessment rolls Of
fetal will probably be read twice, by
special consent, and passed at once.
The assessment roll for the paving
on Hall street from Drayton to Hab-
ersham, shows that the entire cost of
the work was s6,107.17. OF this the
Savannah Electric Company pays a
small portion for its tracks on Aber-
corn street and the city pays one
third of the balance. This leaves So
1884 to be paid by the property own
ers.
The second assessment roll is for the
work on Park avenue from Jefferson
to West Broad The entire cost of
this work was $3,334.44 and of this the
property owners will pay $2,223.96.
Many Minor Matters.
There are quite a number of minor
matters to be brought before Council,
including the petition of the Savannah
Carnival Company. for relief from
city licenses for the carnival attrac-
tons. The city will allow the shows
10 be run inside the carnival enclos-
ure free of cost. it is thought.
A petition from the Woledge-Philpot
Company, asking to be relieved from
taxes for the third and last quarter of
this year, as their plant was destroyed
by fire in July, will be read.
r. w. Cubbage and others. who pc
titioned for relief from paying the
entire paving assessment against them
on West Broad street, will not be made
to pay the full amount. These par
ties own a strip of land only three feet
wide along West Broad street, and the
paving assessment amounted to more
than the land is worth. The Finance
Committee will recommend that the
assessment be reduced to 81 III a front
foot.
The ordinances defining the bounda-
ries of Bay street and Oglethorpe ave-
nue., extended. will be read for the sec
ond time and passed. These ordi-
nances also provide for laying side
walks along the streets.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-26
AN APPEAL FOR BETTER
STREET CAR SERVICE.

Editor Morning News: want to an
peal TO the long-suffering Savannah
PUBIC Why does it stand the
Vagaries Of the Savannah street rail-
way? have been in many cities, but
only Savannah furnishes the privilege
% of waiting a half hour on a street
corner, while the motorman and con-
ouctor enjoy a breakfast. We spent
one-half hour this morning in wonder
ing when the combination of con-
ouctors' motormen, freight for Mont
somery and the Atlantic Coast Line
viii at last allow the belated pas
sengers to get into the heart of the
city and take up the threads of work
which might have been done thirty
minutes earlier.
VI course it makes no difference to
the street railway company, whether
school children are a half hour tardy
or not (even small fry for the kinder
gartens), nor does it make anv Diff
ference II men get a half hour late
to their business.
one is charged full fare for second
class service, and besides the waste
OF tlme that is always spent almost
sprouting on switches while tardy
cars creep into view, one is frozen out
on cold, windy days in dirty, noisy,
open cars, and also drowned out in
rainy weather when the apologies for
curtains are put down and the rain
laughs In their tattered faces. We sit
on wet seats-or stand up-and to
quote gentleman on the car this
morning, we have to allow two hours
extra time to meet an enga cement.
How long are we going to have
strangers come into our city and say
This is the worst car line in the
South"
Even small towns sell tickets at six
for 25 cents and then give good service
clean cars, that do not shrek and
groan at every foot of ground they
cover and that arrive at certain places
at certain times. and it is only on rare
occasions that they do not fill
schedule time, not rare occasions
when they do fill schedule time! But
here, men, women and children pay
full fare. and-at least the former
spend their time in thinking the wild
est Sunday-school words, and with the
intense desire to slay everything in
connected with this transportation
that mockingly calls itself "a first
class car line"
A Long suffering Sufferer.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-26

WANTED, REPRESENTATIVE IN
surrounding towns to handle 3. Co
hens sugar-cured oorned beef. Good
business.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-26
A Cure for Asthma

The worst cases Of Asthma in the world
succumb readily to the one great cure that
never fails. DR.. Rudolph Schiffmann's
Asthma Cure almost performs miracles.
Mr.. R. NJ. Spencer, $3.50 Vermont
avenue, Toledo, O., says: Asthma has
been growing on me for years, until last
summer the attacks became so severe that
many nights 1 spent half the time gasp
ing for breath. Doctors seemed to give no
relief whatever. and felt there was no
hope for me, when drug clerk recon-
mended your Asthma Cure. Its effect is
truly magical and gives complete relief In
from 2 to minutes"
Send &c stamp to DR.. R. Schiffmann, Box
1913, st. Paul, Mimi, for free sample
package.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-26

WANTED, TURNER AND BAND
sawyer; steady work and good wages.
Apply Southern Lumber and Supply
Company, Tampa, Fla.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-26
APPLICATION FOR
LEAVE TO SELL LAND.

Sarah Cosgrove, administrative of
the estate of Julia Cain yesterday filed
application with Judge McAlpin, of the
Ordinary's court, for permission to
sell land belonging to the estate for
the purpose of division among three
heirs.
The land is one lot No. 10 in Savan-
nah, and the southwest portion of lot
No 9 in Oglethorpe ward, on Bay and
West Boundary streets, also five shares
of stock in the Chatham Real Estate
and Improvement Co. and one share
of stock in the Chatham Bank.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-26

LIGHTER FOR SALE, 5Ox2O FEET,
Just rebuilt, guaranteed in first class
condition. Apply TO p. o. box. ZIG.
Beaufort s. c.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-26

THE SAVANNAH STOVE COM
pany invites every lady of Savannah
to call and see their new stoves and
ranges; finer display was never seen
in the city. Corner Barnard and
State.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-26
PLUMBING.


THE LATEST AND BEST. THE
Block and Air Lights are superior to
any other gas lamps; why burn money
when air is free? The Block burns
80 per cent. free air and only 10 per
cent. costly gas; we have the strong
est mantels for all kinds OF air gas
pressure burners: 200 candle power
with only six feet gas per hour; Air
Lights can be placed on any chan
delier and costs no more than inferior
burners; we will send and put on our
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der acts on his own initiative, the
military itself becomes a mob.
ITO further make clear your duties,
a riot manual will be placed in the
hands of every officer and enlisted
man, and it must be thoroughly stud
led and understood.
Not Majesty of Law.
1T have heard some critics say: of
course a soldier must do his duty,
whatever it is. and he must enforce
the laws if ordered to do SO, but why
this talk about the majesty of the
law" why take human lives to sup
port the dignity of something which
has so often failed to bring justice?'
I'm reply, I say, 1t is not to support
the dignity of the law that mobs
are quelled-it is matter of self-pres-
ervation, in which every decent citt-
zen is interested.
1--WE pride ourselves on living in the
Land of Liberty Liberty does not
mean license to do as each man pleases.
1t means a system whereby every man
surrenders certain things, and controls
his inclinations. in order that society.
as whole. may benefit.
Law is the machinery instituted to
prevent INSCRIPTIONS men from wreck
ing this system. Anything which
strikes at, or defes, the guardians OF
law and order. constitutes an attempt
to batter down the wall that protects
everything a man holds dear-his home,
his family, his right to earn an honest
livelihood. It takes wise men many
years to build such an edifice; any
fool or knave. with flaming torch,
can destroy 1t.
LaVvIessness Spreading.
''I,awlessness in this country Is
spreading. At first, men disregarded
and violated the laws against fraud
and trickery; then they destroyed
property in defiance of the laws de-
signed to protect it; now human life
is the object of mob's vengeance.
This spirit of lawlessness is not
confined to the South or to the rural
districts; 1t exists equally in the larg-
est and most civilized cities OF the
North. It must be mercilessly put
down and be made to cease.
THAT a mob should triumph over the
forces of law and order Is absolutely
intolerable. 1t is impossible to sub
NIT to- II is anarchy II mob rule
were to prevail, even temporarily II
would simply mean that some strong
man would seize control Of affairs and
crush out the lawless element, for. as
history shows, people prefer tyranny
TO anarchy.
stnte Troops a Bulwnrk.
The Georgia state troops constitute
one OF the bulwarks erected by the
citizens OF the state as protection
against civil disorder.
las one of the officers Of the Geor-
gia state troops, have outlined to you
what 1 believe will be my duty II we
have the disagreeable task of enforc-
ing order when the civil authorities
are powerless to do so.
II have hesitated to speak 70 you
on this subject, and have done so only
with the greatest reluctance. I shall,
perhaps. be subjected 70 criticism for
making any statement az all, put' ait
err mature reflection, came to the
conclusion that II was my duty 10 say
what / have said, and am willing to
abide by the consequences"
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