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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Trolley Whist Club Meets

Mrs. T. NJ. Lynn entertained the
Trolley Whist club, which has been in
existence ten years. at her home on
West Ninth street, Thursday evening.
The first prize beautiful hand-paint-
ed plate. was won by Mrs. L. H. Valen-
tine and the mems prize, a pair of
Dent gloves was awarded to Fred
Zuckler. Members of the club who
were present We're DIR. and Mrs. c. G.
Stivers. Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Westbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don A. Judd, Mr., and
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Baar.Ca CALDWELL

Miss Margaret Caldwell. daughter Oh
the late DR.. Samuel Caldwell of Po-
mona, and Lewis Baar, formerly OIL
Chicago, were quietly married Wednes-
day evening in the parsonage OF the
church of the Redeemer by Rev, John
Hanback,. The bride is popular both
ir Los Angeles and Pomona; Mr. Baar
has been we'll known in Chicago pusl-
moss circles
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
PeturnIno East

Miss Hannah Davis from Bangor
wis. who has been spending the win
ter with relatives in San Diego, is IN
the city for a few days before resumins
her Journey eastward by way of the
Northern Pacific. She will make short
stops at Tacoma and Spokane to see
relatives and old-time friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Violet Luncheon

Among the pretty affairs of the week
was the violet luncheon given Ihurs-
day by Mrs c. l.. Higbee at her pretty
home on North Union avenue.
A beautifully appointed luncneon ol
a. courses was served, covers being
laid for Mesdames Georgia hewitt
Frank M. Boswell. f. B. Flack, a. A
Herr, E. w. Peck and James owen
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
McCartneNrChurchiII

Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Churchill Of South
Figueroa street have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Marion Churchill, to David NJ. McCart-
ney, eldest son of Mrs. Nora Mccartney
Of South Beacon street. The wedding
will be among those scheduled for June
Miss Churchill has spent several years
in Europe, where she studied art. Mr..
Mccartney is prominent in business and
social circles of the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Recention for Miss Shaw

Miss Foy and Miss Cora Foy VIII be
hostesses at a large reception 10 De
given in honor of Miss Mary shaw, tue
talented actress, this afternoon at thelc
home at the San Rafael ranch. Among
the guests will be prominent musicians
writer's, artists and actors of the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Shoes Half Priceand Less

Over two hundred big display bargain
tables are displaying shoes for men,
women and children, on sale IL many
Instances for half price and less. Con-
vince yourself and come 70 the
MAMMOTH SHOE HOUSE.
klp South Broadway
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
MISS MARIE SPENCER

Turnbull. A. ]. Prosser. ]. Pye, Clar-
ence Fl. Pease, William English, Harry
Arnold, Robert c.. p. Smith, l.. II. Dut-
ton, Miss Emma I. Harvey and Miss Ell
len Harper Wheeler Miss Emma l.
Harvey, 1547 West Pico street, will en-
tertain with an evening party Friday
April 10. for club members and their
escorts.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
In comnIiment to Miss knecht

place will entertain Wednesday with a
dance in compliment to Miss Elsa
Knecht, who has recently returned from
an extended tour of Europe. Miss OILS
hauseu will be assisted by her mother,
Mrs. G. A. Olshausen, and several girl
friap1g
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
MISS FAY FERRALL
Photo by johnson.

returned and are again at their resi-
dence at 912 West Twentieth street.
That they may meet friends and former
acouaintances Mr.. and Mrs. Lott have
issued a general invitation for TINS
afternoon. from TO z, when they VIII
be at home informally. No cards have
hnar issued
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Golden Weddlnn

Mr.. and Mrs Henry Il. Gilbert will
celebrate the iifteth anniversary of
their wedding on the evening of April
6, from s to 10 o'clock, at their home on
Santa Fe avenue Huntington Park
Before her marriage Mrs. Gilbert was
Susan NJ. Fisher.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Married in RlXerslde

The marriage of Miss Katharine Dora
Shorb. formerly of Indianapolis, Ind.
and Henry V. Blackburn of this city
took place in Riverside February 26,
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackburn will reside in
Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Eurnne by Auto

Mrs. II. w. r. Strong of Ranchita del
Suerte, San Gabriel valley, entertained
Wednesday with luncheon at the Cal
ifornia club in compliment 10 ner
daughter. Mrs. Dean Mason of South
Flower street Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
(Continued on PnSe Three)
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Entertainlna House Guests

Mrs. James S. Green is entertaining
as house guests Mr.. and Mrs, G. A.
Churchill and family, who arrived In
Los Angeles yesterday morning in Mr..
Churchilrs private car, "Pinehurst."
Mr.. Churchill is chief engineer of the
Norfolk & Western railroad.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
woNDERFUL thing happened in

WONDERFUL thing happened IN
H Los Angeles the past week-twlce
LA the chimes of golden bells were
heard, ushering in the golden ahiilFei-
saries of two wedding days.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman AVerlil ceie.
brated their anniversary with an at
home" Tuesday evening in the ParloIs
of the First Congregational church,
where they received Congratulations
from over 5000 people. The following
day Mr.. and Mrs. Harris NeWniarh1;
who were married and have iiVed an
their lives in Los Angeles, three genera
lions rise up to call them blessed, re-
ceived throngs of relatives and old time
friends with the new. in the home OF
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. ana
Mrs. L. Loeb, on Westlake avenue.
The sunset of life has brought TO each
The same record-a happy home' non
orable careers, prosperity and the bless
ing of God.
There will be few Lenten sermons
preached from the pulpits of Los An
eeles this year from ShroVetloe 10
Easter that will carry so great ana
sweet a MESA sc.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Sunday at Home

MI and Mrs. Harry Clifford Lott,
who during a twelve months absence in
Europe were greatly missed from the
social and musical life of the city, have
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
To Entertain Gard Club

Mr. and Mrs. w. l. Hollingsworth
will be at home Thursday evening to the
members of the Westmoreland Whist
club.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

Mrs. L. H. Mitchell. Judge and Mrs.
Valentine, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. A. Brock
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reid, Mr.. ana MIS-
Fred Fucker, Mrs. NJ. j.. Smith anu
Henry Howard.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Near Monterey

Mrs. A. G. Wells. her daughter, Miss
Helen. and Miss Leila Holterhoff COM
pose a party who are passing a week
near Monterey.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
For House Guest

Mrs. S. d. Burks and Mrs; George
Bliss'Culver of Kenslngton road WIN en-
tertan with tea Friday afternoon "
Holm T., Bismukes of Nashville, Tenn.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Charity Ball

The Robert =. Lee chapter Of the
Daughters of the Confederacy will give
A charity ball Tuesday evening, April
21, at Kramer's.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Society
Soma for a Bride

lowered the bars for my love to pass,
My girl with nut brown hair.
20. shadows are long on spring g-timc grass,
And happiness everywhere1.
Sweetheart" / cried, Il love you true.
Como over, my lass TO me-"
The pink cheeks flushed to crimson hue,
And birds sang merrily.
/ lowered the bars for my love to pass,
MY love with tho snowy hair.
20, shadows are long on sunset grass,
And sunset colors are fairD
Dear wife, said. any loves proved true
Through all the years now gone
She answered clear, And mine TO you'
10 Anderson, my John.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
CHICAGO Guest

Pljny f. Munger, jr., of Chicago is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Albert Brigden'
s11 Burlington avenue.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-30
HELD WITHOUT aAIL.
Case Of acpsain Peter Hains and His
Brother.

6tNAUSTs
New York, Aug. 70. Captain Peter
G. Haines. OF the United States army.
who shot and killed William r. An.
mis- at Bay Side, L. l., nearly two
weeks ago. and Captain Hams broth.
or, T. Jenkins Hains, writer for
magazines, who, 1t Is charged, held
the spectators at bay while the cap
tain did the killing, were arraigned
In Magistrate Gilroy's court in Long
Island City Friday on a charge of muir,
der.
T. Jenkins Hams Is accused OF be.
ing an accessory to the murder. while
the captain Is alleged to be the prin.
pal. The announced intention OF
Captain Hams counsel 10 plead In
sanity as his defense, together with
sensational charges which Captain
Hams counsel have made against the
captains wife, involving an alleged
confession by her OF improper friend.
ship for Annis, have given the case
unusual interest.
u was expected that the counsel Tor
r.. Jenkins Hams would endeavor 10
have the charges against him dis
missed on the ground that he took
actual part in the killing and that
what he did was to protect his broth
err. The Hains brothers were taken
from the Queens county Jail handcuff
ed together and rode on street car
in the custody Of deputy sheriff to
Magistrate GliToy's court.
Captain Hains ana his brother. 7.
Jenkins Hams. were held without bail
for the action OF a grand Jury on
charge OF the murder Of William e
Aunfs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-30
FRloHrEsED BY DREAM.
wsman Refused 10 salI In shlp Sound
for italy.

wsmnn Rsfuned 10 salI In shIp Sound
for italy.
New Y0rk. Ana. - --crying that
she lad dreamed thar the Freneh line
steamer IA Tournine. whlcn sales
fog fiayre Wednesday Mnaia 80 doWR
al sra Marin Fenelii refused % 60
aboard ths vessel. Atlhgash ever ~
fort Mns ma6@ 40 ln&nce heE ~
enmnFs hsr mind.
VIA keg Husband ard seven eail
'erpn. Mrs. rsasiM wAs 70 have sssini
Coz their ais homs Ia Aiossnneria g.
nly whefe theY intsuAef 20 tpeas
sAelr rrmainin9 days. bus ne straEee
omen ah1f eams 10 Der 10 6fesm
haa 10 thnfnugAlg frigAfeHs4 the w.
mam tAat the waait net ~ "a tae tpa.
~ ans aHra tAe - Toarains steNm.
ts awAy. tea moman wiih 1es asNt
6@ck * rasi9rsA ans 80 anUy h4a
sanG wase aslti standing 90 gAf pieF.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-30

hia parents " Madlaea. Wis, ln
lssl No was graduated IN 1858 aad
praefiesa laa Ia Ms home tgwa augil
tns Outbgsah ~ lhe civil var Ms
tash rmrulleA . eompanY iug inc
I'eehlg4Alga Alae aaln volunteers
and weng 10 the ffoat lls waa soma
promoted l0f Eallastgg ana 81 healea.
ant colonsi cammaetad hiH seeimnnt
IA gAa YishsburN eamgalKn wigh ems
aplrunWs ability Aftsr NagsFAi Yeags
- acgige political llfs ~ vas Appnlnt,
"a poatmaasey Eenerai W pfetiasat
cleveiaaa ~ isAS lls A~Fxsa " thal
enpaaiiy aagu IAss. whsm be Bwesms
aaegugaFY ~ she lnisftsF Tnea ot
Gee "a ke,A ualii iasg Emsm sssl
20 1897 ~ vas "a enc Unlrsd STATES
SRnAls.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-30
GOVERNOR FORT.

eity. lie was assured that
~ The revolt OF Atlantic City
Asalaiure would authorize him 10
- he iaw there even 10 che ne
4 q patolling he resort with
Noopn ana placing Il under mar.
Taereupon the proclama.
s'sed sith the threat 70 cali o
session But Il II said ON the
a'laori'y that the governor aid
e's ne same assurances on
.s''is 70 obtain authority Cor she
Z. v ofacers sac fail 10 perform
\ "l'a iIe aaa asked the lee.
A - Tor tAis power 10 the paat
pa tecn acniei
t'y seiieved here that "a naxt
~ Atlantic City utn clnslnae ia
- q 'ae s0verumeat ana win oa
VIZ A. in toe past
''... hare reached ere governor
taa' sasa would 81 ~ eaaa
n sna - no doubt ghat she
re hp@dal session win soi
Asasa tie can Win proaa,
~. - =. re Fats1ay ana wEil De-
81. b, Aaa'ir CITY IN terms moss
4'' 'as grpeiamatlon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-30

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-30
ON HUMANE LINES,


ANhn FoF NVaFN9Na
Atlanta. Aug, 70 Determined that
the present treatment OF convlcts
under she state laws should not ~
on. several prominent citizens through.
out the state Of Georgia have banded
themselves together and formed a cor.
poratlon 10 BE- known a. tho Prison
Reform Association or Georgia
They ask 70 DO Incorporated for a
period ~ twenty years, With the priv.
ileRe Of renewal At tho end % lhat
time.
the general object 81 the proposed
corporation IA the development og an
enlightened and humane spirit In the
management. disposition and punisa.
ment u the criminals ot the state,
also the lesseninE and prevention Of
crime,
Atlanta Ia made the principal place
Of business. bat the petitioners ask
me ught 10 establish offices In any
town, city or county IN the state 81
Georgia or In the Unlted states. and
70 O. business wishin o. without tie
state u Georgia under THE charter
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-30
CALIFORNIA RGpuBLicANs.


Won aVt aH9 oneFfn@n hn@efs9@t
Oakland, Cal. Aug ~ The cons.
miitee 90 platform and resolutions W
the rspablieaH nase eonyentlpn nnlsh.
"a ils work late Thursday ulgkt ms
platform ia n viii be- reported 10 The
convent 10 siruugiy endorses shg ma
gional plp form pays glowing 80.
butte - Tan Aaa sherman. approves
ths repatliutioh lookinK 10 q raylnl9
N cssiala tarH achedulea. bug lnslsia
that az California Industries b. aaa
guEteiy protected
Il 10 pointed oui thas ihwsgh sas
asata n UuRsd STATES Aenaiog AlSlsoa.
senate ppFhiaa. "a Faqkisx installer
becomes ehaiFman 81 the naval eom
ialttse and - sach vii hs Abls 20
40 mprh ioF naval affairs % ihe %.
eise c1aSt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-30

WaNeiagf ~ A. Neea a.
grss tsn eFpHfrs go NlaaN
fgs fas fna FsH bafgeHAiBs sprsAa
samaAf fgeN saG Waa nd MyH@s eFag
- fha aegal Nasalfeteg a sAe aaens&
"a saw Faff we8Fs fss gi@gisA wfH
- s AtfeFRNfmsaa tw kata
efH s @& wv es&ssFaee ~ enc
teas ~ sr tatea bainsaAfs
- &&
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-30
browns HERSELF IN LAKE.
Prevented from Marrying Old swsst
heart, Girl suiclded.

Prevented from Marrying Old s~sst
heart, Girl suielded.
Chicago. M. Aug. 20 1T became
known Thursday that Miss Mary Field
Verne. who committed suicide by
waking into Lake Michigan at the
foot OF Fif;y.sixta street Thursday.
was Respondent because an Illness that
was largely imaginary prevented her
carrying a devoted sweetheart.
A search " her room disclosed brief
farewell messages 10 her father and
the man abe had hope 10 marry,
CeovRe Mansfield travelling sales
man OF El Paso. TEX.
Miss Verne had often threatened 70
jump into ire lake II she was not soon
sufficiently recovered 20 marry George.
The girl graduated from a private
seminary In Fl Psso. and broke down
from over study some mOnths ago
Since che death Of her brother, ten
years ago. the young woman. Nho had
just passed her twenty.arAt birthday.
spent most Of her time with her sia-
Ter. MRS. y French. az E Paso u
was there. an a schoolgirl. several
pears ago. that she fiFSt met and fell
in love vita Mansfield. Her relatives
approved the match, but prevented .
wedding ceremony from taking place
last EDring because ~ her men.
tai condition This. II 10 said. as
gravated her aiimeBt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-30

aus,ries. twO hundred thousand dol
lars.
Damage 10 residents. rfty thousand
dollars.
Probable loss 70 min operatives IN
the loss Of wages. one hundred thou.
sand dollars
Great SUFFERING.
Interest IN August centers In the
dead and the relief measures 20 be-
taken for the poort The greatest SUI.
sertng Il along a deep gully known al
Rridwells Bottom and Perry's bottom.
Here In instances the houses were sub.
merged 10 the caves. and the people
have lost theIr all, The damage IL
estimated at from one and a half b.
twT millions BY the mayor aud lead.
ing men.
An urgent appeal has been made for
assistance by the Augusta chronlcle
Of Friday. the nrst issue since Wed.
nesday last.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-30
"'a tSsr VOYAGE.


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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-30
ii FORT IS FIRM.
/ Stand BY Proclamation I'm,
squivOcally.
ErANcE OF ATLANTIC CITY
l.mor Says He Is Not Attempting
4. ,n,imIdats BY Threats, hut Is De-
|.,,lo.d to enforce the Lava Of the
~. Of New Jersey.

lar. N. j., Aug 70 Governor
Il made the following statement
I'm concerning his proclamation
Thursday and the defiance Of At
M CITY. that he dare not call out
4 Militia 10 enforce the Bishop law.
n viii stand on my proclamation
',uIyoeally. I mean every word.
people will learn that ! am not
npting to intimldate BY threats,"
|avush a member Of Cover
Forts summer cabinet" Il was
srsd that before issuing his Drocla.
|iOu he sounded the attitude OF va.
NJ members in the Legislature and
Il given assurances that II he call
4 special session they would stand
hin aad provide what assistancs
oouid to enforce the law at At
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-30
DEATH CLAIMS villas.
Former Senator and Member VI
Cleyeland's Cabinet.
NE DIED AT MADISON, Wis.
Mr., Villas Had Been M FOr several
Weeks. Ills Death Following a SEQ
end stroke o. ParaIysls--s1ad Cor.
spleuoua puhlls Career.

Madison, Wis. Aug 90 .-'coloRel
William r. villas dled Taursjay follow.
ing iva weeks OF Illness.
While the nurses we're admlnlster-
lng 4 bath 10 ths patient. they noticed
THAI he weakened very auickly An az.
tempt was made % roach tho doctor.
but Colonel Villas died bCiore be could
be reached,
nr Fox believes that the lmmeilate
cause % the death was aec0nd
stroke OF paralysis,
William Freeman Villas was born In
Chelsea, W., IN isa0 and moved with
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-30

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-30
FOURTEEN LIVES LOST
Result Of Great Flood at Augusta,
(ieOrgia.
A LOSS or OVER 100000

'~'~ ~~ a~tB w
Grasp. Causing Loss Of Life and
Much Property Damage.
Augusta. Ca. Aug. 20 The reign
OF mud began Friday morning at day.
light In the streets, and houses OF Au
gusta. where for sorty,six hours the
turbulent Savannah lad enslayed the
city In lts grasp.
AT o'clock Friday morning the city
was free OF water. except In the low.
lands Standing In lower Broad street
at that hour no water was in sight
In any direction, but IA us stead mud
was everywhere from an inch 70 many
inches deep.
Streets Washed Out
It will DO days before normal condh
dions are restored. Streets have been
washed almost away, sidewalks have
IN many instances completely disap.
peared. leaving only ragged holes aud
bitches 10 mark the place where the
pavement was. The upper half u the
hoases and stores are white and clean,
the arst story yellow and covered with
mud The hand Of the glood has been
plainly marked BY its trail throughout
the city.
with the dawn of Friday came the
second chapter OF the greatest food
IN the history ot the city. aud a. the
waters disappeared. hope and energy
and relief came 70 the rescue u the
strong hearted people who had eat IN
silence and al the mercy OF raging
torrents the day before
Canal Locks Intact.
A pleasant announcement H. THAI
me canal locks are intact. and only
one break IN the canal bank whica
can be- easily repaired with q lower
stage Of water.
u n known that six persons we're
drowned Thursday In Augusta.
Harry Carr. bookkeeper for che
Nixon Grocery company
John Paul, a negro artman 9n ina
Southern railroad. while attempting
% free the river bridge approach ~
debris paA swept overheard and sank
h the raging torrent 81 enc river
A brakeman was dr0waah Ia Broad
street a2od later In rho DAY.
Two negro 6raymen. while engaged
In caFting goods At TIE corner ~
Broad street and MArbary strcet loss
their lives ~ q swifi street earreut.
auA their bodies we're carried into tie
canal.
a. e. OmaFa ID reported 10 have
been drowned darlnK toe aood At Nc
kinney street
MARY RspOstse Dead.
Two mfMroes hFw believed 20 have
been drowned TanxsaY. when the eisY
bridge waa aweps nway. many eiAi@.
lnG 20 ~ eye aitnrnaes
u n repafsed ihat q ptlts mAmI
irepes frona me saoofs starry " tks
Mstrppgis r0inK lnta ihs oBsn cellar
and efomning N enc tsep wngsr tAeFp
Firas penew Fi@oa.
STAGE Wednesday nooa fhe tima fhs
waters reaches Brosa sifess aRs fasI
fiK aeoa wat arfHaNY %. ihefs bare.
BARR ays great nfss in Ae eiiY "a nt
eliios ~ y nRmssf az smaliaF Efut
TIE hfe tsFssfmeat ga eomss 80
u $50 a. sperfatqgs eariaR fas pfpE
Fess " lhs faaas2r8ltams ~ the 90
sizes spa wAras wsfs rpfttft w.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
THE TENEZEELAN RTPTURE

rho denarture Of the Venezuelan Charge
d d'Affaires from Washington was the substan-
TALLY inevitable and entirely logical sequel 10
the departure of the American Charge Oar
faires from Venezuela. 1t was effected with
decorum and doubtless with sincere regret on
the part of both the departing diplomat and the
government TO which be had been accredited.
The details OF the incident were largely pre-
scribed bv the recent experiences of Mr.. Sleeper
at Caracas. though happily the difference be-
tween the American and the CastrOnian temper
aments left them unmarked with any acrimo-
pious or otherwise unpleasant words.
Thus are completely ruptured diplomatic re-
lations which had existed continuously for more
than fifty years and which, may say with
ont undue boasting, have, on the whole. been
immeasurabIy more benefcent 10 Venezuela
than 10 the United States. 1t is a regrettable
incident. but concerning it the homely remark is
70 he made that if Mr.. Castro can stand ii
can There have been times, more than once
or twice when Venezuela has been glad TO avail
herself of the good offices of this country, and
when those good Offices have been freely given
.t no little cost TO ourselves. If it now suits
Mr. Castro's purposes 10 denounce us as bar
hariansu whose Invasion" of his country Is 70
no resisted 10 the death. he Is welcome to in
dulge his peculiar tricks and manners, so long
os no does not violate the rights of American
citizens. Those rights, he should understand,
are not to be regarded as lightly as the tax
laws of FL Tachira
The pretence of some of the dictators prolific
nap1hleteers in this country that thus the United
states is being dragged into war to suit the
trusts is OF course, sheer baderdash. @tf
State Department is guided in its action not D.
considerations of personal or corporate prehs'
but by fixed principles Of national pohey' OF M
ternational law and OF justice and equity mat
40 f- tor.
tastic notion TO be cherished unless along win
the big gooseberres of the silly season. Nor,