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Duncan Crycler. and ii is the first time
in several years that they have been
together. Since her mariiag" Mrs. Hig-
gins has heen living in London. but Mrs.
Woodward and Mrs. Ames have been
in Newport for several seasons.
Two debutantes have been much before
society since last week. Cot JoserH II
Willard. U. S. A., and Mrs Willard intro
duced their second daugh o.. Miss Natalja
Willard, last saturday afternoon at n large
reception held at their villa. Fairhaven.
in Catherine street, which was formerly
now lives In England. As it was fine
day it was quite as much of garden
party AS reception and after paying
their respects to Mrs Willard and the
debutante the guests won't to the lawn.
where tea and light Refreshments were
served under marquee. As the artillery
band from Fort Adams was there the young
people could not resist the temptation
to dance.
Among the many guests were the
Russian Ambassador and Nine. Bakh-
m6teff, with the attaches Of the Russian
Embassy. the attaches of the German
Embassy, army and navy officers with
lending families OF Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Andrews have
been giving series OF dinners Tor their
daughter, Miss Margaret f. Andrews
The largest dinner TOOK place on Monday
night at Rockry Hall. which has recently
| been enlarged. There were fifty at din
ner and As many, more came in afterward
for the dance.
There are plenty OF dinners and small
dances ahead Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt has a dinner tonight at Beaulieu and
Mrs Pembroke Jones will also give one
Mrs. Vanderbilt has another tomorrow
nj yht and Mrs. John Z; Drexel one on
Wednesday. Mrs. William X Wander
bilt. DR.. will give a smal dance on Friday
night at Villarosa. following a dinner
and on the following night will come the
! first of Mrs Pembroke JOnes's dances.
Mrs. William Woodward will givea dinner
on August % and Mrs. Clarence W. Dolar
one the following night. Mr., and Mrs
Preston Gibson will have u dinner at the
Clam Bake Club on August "a, but will
not have dance, a. lhit date has been
taken by Mrs. Pembroke Jones.
| There are constantly new arrivals
some coming Ia visit and others tn take
po,sa,siun of honhs for the remainder
of the season. Mrs. George Griswold
Haven, who for many years came here "a
spend the summer. arrived from LenoS
on Wednesday and IL AZ one OF ~" Pinard
cottages iu .- u-nr n-, dtu9h;-i, Mi-
FORSYTH W,cker. who has the old Haven
villa in Narrigansett avenue Adrian
Isrliu and his daughters, the Misses
lnprese and Louise i-elln are also at one
~, the Pinard cottages, having arrived
Hvsv lsv.n New l..lAslv W lAu!-!a",
The sun., 1912-08-04
Barger wallach are making the arrange.


ments.
Before the great rush of entertaining. z.
surprise parties have been much in favor
and these have in all cases been i'm
promptu. The other day at the first polo
meet some one proposed a surprise for
Mrs. X. Livingston BecckmaE End shortly
after 10 o'clock about fifty Of her friends
appeared at Lands End with an orchestra.
They had not in the old fashioned way
supplied themselves with supper. trust in z
to Mrs. Beeckman = larder, which il always
we'll supplied. did not on that occasion
have an ovprabmdance. Her chef was
hurriediy summoned from theatre and
he found several legs of cooked Virginia
ham and plenty of eggs in the larder
and these formed the basis Of the supper
menu. After the elaborate dinners that
are served here there does not seem TO be
much appetite for supper and chat finR
dish Of scrambled eggs with some slices
Of cold ham and chicken sandwiches
seem to satisfy the appetite of the most
particular.
Mrs. Herbert Harriman's dance at the
Clambake Club last night and Mrs. Will
lam Woodward's dinner dance tonight
brought the busy week 10 an end.
| Mrs. Woodwari's dance was for hcl
sister. Mrs. Cecil Higgins OF London, VIII,
is here to visit her two sisters. Mrs +
1athrop Amcs ia the third sister. The,
are the triplet daughters Of MIR. and Mrs
The sun., 1912-08-04

There will be constructed at Beaulieu
a temporary theatre where a vaudeville
company brought from New York will
give performance for the guests at the
many dinners to he given at the villas
The performance will be followed by the
Oriental dance. IL il Mrs. Vanderblt's =
intention to have the dance follow in a
measure some Of those recently given in
London and organized by Lady Paget, Mrs.
q cor ge CORVALLIS West and others OF the
American women who have married in
England Special auadrilles have been
proposed besides other interesting fea-
lures, and il the costumes are carried out
according to expectations 1t will be an
Arabian Nights entertainment The
guests have been asked to wear Orient al
costume such as are seen east OF Suez
and they will be Of Persian. Turkish
and Indian designs. Tho costumes will
he much the same a. those worn at u
dance given in New York last winter by
Mrs. Robert Goelet. when the guest >
followed those worn in the production
OF "Kismet.' The yashmek, or face veil.
and Turkish trousers will figure in the
dress worn by the women and many
oI0DOT6J0 CObtuuicc uo"o "H'''y 'OV''
ordered
Mrs. Pembroke Jones is giving a series
OF aturday night entertainments. dinners
to be followed by dances, at Sherwood.
As the ballroom OF the villa Is not very
large IL temporary one will be constructe ed.
Since they have been occupying their
new villa, Mr. and Mrs. Jones have not
been able to have any elaborate enter
tainments such as they formerly gave.
Another of the important dances OF the
summer will bs given OH August "a by Mr.
and Mrs. Sydney Jones Colford. Jr,. at
! Claradon, their villa in Bellevue avenue,
There will be first a dinner Of nearly three
! hundred, but the dance to follow will be
informal. the cotillon being dispensed
with. Dancing seems to follow almost
everr hing now. even luncheon part les,
sonnet ines to the music Of piano, when
there are no other musicians present, but
dancing there must b" IA the week
! beginning August 10 will s"e all the lawn
tennis players her" for IN" national
tournament there viii nv plenty of men
! to call upon, Il has i@en proIosTd to
give for the tennis players dance at IN"
Casino on August ~ and Mis-. j. Gordon
| Douglas. Ma. ltichAgd !. WA-s4 .siaa Ne.
The sun., 1912-08-04

Ier villa overlooking the sea, and it was
'3llowed by an informal but early dance.
tuffet supper terminating the evening s
-ntertainment. There was an atmosphere
4 the Old World prevailing and Mrs.
Oerichss house might we'll be styled a
Ps-it Trianon. as 1t suggests that famous
lila at Versailles. To be sure there were
not the costumes Of the court Of Louis
XVI and Marie Antoinette. but the deco
rations suggested much that was In the
original Petit Trianon.
To intensity the effect balcony for the
musicians copied from an eighteenth
century print was placed in tha ballroom
Tor the occasion and what the hands OF
The decorator were not called upon TO
furnish in the way of ornamentatiOn was
supplied by the superb night and full
n.oon that CAUSED the terraces to be
,olght out Near fountain whose
wa'or- We're lighted by the rays Of the
moon band of Hungarian musicians In
bright red coats played throughout the
evening and they added to the picture
placed a. they were under canopy Of
'c' on the lawn.
After Mrs, Oelrichs's dinner there came
ao"pt one hundred OF her friends from
other dinners. The Russian Ambassador
2aI Nine. BakhmeteT. Mrs. Vanderbilt
"ni Mrs. Ogden Goelet were among the
lI"r- Al ltoseclifI. Those who came ior
'h' douro included the younger married
pe"nc and -ome Of the younger dancing
'"' and Of course the attaches OF the
Fa'.nu- embassies now here. Mrs. Gel
Ich- lad intended to give a costume
"Ah"r and dance, but that plan has been
gwen rr She will give frequent dinners
l4rng 'hn Summer.
'c'ardug 10 the present outlook this
'th'h vii he the busiest in many years
"' N'"NVr' and if all plans are carried
oa' ib"'" VIII b" need Of rest and recuper.
"uoh "h"u h" season IL over There
''I '- ed -rrnn- of balls such an Newport
ui r''' .''u in nearly ten years.
81" ~ "~ant Fish will give the first
" Pc d,' - at The Crossways on the
"sh' '' August ~ and tor that occasion
lii""ny bdilroom viii be added "a
lhr i"nn, ~i,i ha>. all ia.
'i'" OF prrmanency and will In
'''' - from the east side Of the
o'N .tg.ng out Of the dining room
''r "'"rt will he that of tho early
..4pd ~ rorIes.opu with the
The sun., 1912-08-04
NEWPORT TO HAVE AN
arabian NIGHTS BALL
Oriental Dance to Re Given by
the Cornelius Vanderbilts
at Beaulieu.
Busy AUGUST FOR SOCIETY
Many Entertainments Planned
Surprise Parties Have
Been in Favor.

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug. st has been a
busy week for Newport with an endless
round Of luncheons. dinners and informal
dances.
Mrs Hermann Oelrichs gave q notable
dinner last Saturday night ct Rosecliff.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-01-20

Manor 8afer bat Redt oaran gez
tan, Der glectric eliminating eo. IN
einem an ben General Utana9er
Gam @copil seri4teten Briefe Den
8oridlaa bes 2lntaufs Der Werte Der
9eIeui6aft gu MAIDEN, uno 5par NIT
Der beIonberen 8emertung, oaB Die
Stabt nur Den futtiiden Wert gu
aublen eeneiet lei. Oieie gemsrtung
oeniiqte benz tleinen Gam, INN 1l9
Iofurt binsuieBsn uno einen ielner
na6 Dem aeaept Oes ebemalisen Straz
Benbabn CONGRATULATIONS 9oraee
Inoreps abesfuBten ldnoboer19en
grief gu i9reiben, in Dem er DEN
Wertreter Der Staot Glepelano a la
2ausbub bebanbelt. Die 2ausbubsre1
uber, leitens Scopils =, Der Seler
peraeibt, penn mir ausenblidlth telz
nsn anitGnoigeren Iusorud in unlez
rem WDrterbud baben = beitebt bar
in, Dab er in Ieiner glntlport ertlart,
feline @eIenIduft perbe nur iol3e
aaufantrGae bsriidii9tigen, BON oe@
nen man piIIs, bub lie bon Geuten
oeraht tperoen, tpel6e imitanoe lelsn,
Sas n0tioe 9elb alfSutreiben."
Wenn bas teine Der Staot Glepsz
lano ins @siidt sei4leuoerte gelelz
oiauna lit, 10 eibt es iibsraupt tslne
| 8eleibiaung. 9lber oa man Den Nerz
aer bes Slluminutions 2iliputuners
beraus merit, oariiber, Dab man 1bu'
nidt mebr ais oen fattlfasn Wert be-
sablen pone, 70 pirtt bisie gsls'o1'
aune pabrbaft erbeiterno, neil ssra'
Seau finoiId. Die Mntlport par'
eans unosrs, piel bDflidsr, ia unss
feuer pepot ausgefallen, psnn De-
Mapor eeIast bdtte:
Wlein lieber 9err Scppil, Mues
pas sic fir Die @nlass Der =. :!
60. perlansen, iinb mir ssrne bersl
su sablen, iosar Die Z WtlIl1onsI
WaTer, pasu mod einsn Bonus tu
cSbre Site, iibsrbaupt gu pertauter
unb NIT benz pripiles, bic Inlase
Ser Stabt mieber absujaeen, ipen
bic llebereinfunft nidt bhs ouf oa
siipfelden bes / eineebalten miro.
Oa Geopil aber iebt iieht, oab Bo
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-01-20
: Wie 5 a 8 & q BEL aus betting

Wie oas 6 q BEL aus betting
meloet, lit Die Srau bes bishsrisen
dineiIaen Ressnten, Die prinaehin
Sadun, nit einem S4auipislsr
bur6eebrannt. llno Oie iollen nldt
fir unIsre 8ultur reif fein?
Ser beutf DE & al fer bat
am Ibenb ser oiesmalisen oeutihen
Reiastasstpabl feline Reoe bonn Sem
fter leinss SdloNes berab sebaltsn.
Wo Dor flint Sabren Mahen BON be-
raulaten Surrarufen Den Wortsn
@r. Maisfdt" suiubelten. oa berri9s
te neulid Ibenbs eiiige Sttle. Der
aaifer bate es porsesossn, bic Wablz
reIultate fern BON Maorib' in 1si=
nem @dloFe gu potsbam entssssn@
aunebmen, uno iih am Wahlabenos
.1einen 9erlinern" niAt gu aeissn'
gr bate feline suten 9riinbe oa5u
Msan ipubte, bab Der IL. Sanual
1912 Elm anberes @e1iht tra9en muir
Sc, als es Der 25 Sanuar 1907 true
uno man fir1tete, bub anosre Irtei
BON Oemonitrationen am Mbenb bes
oiesiGbrisen Wabltasss Dor oen
@hloIIe entfaltet trercen fonnten, al
iiens es mar, sic por flint Sdhren Den
aaiIer cine 9uloisuns einbrahte.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-01-20
Der Kampi NIT Ser Gleetric >unn,i>
mating s..

fer bon ben syehlern Som 6. Sobn@
ions eelernt bat. reip. gu lernen ben
@inen bat, alfo ni4t Is Wttllonen
uno nod mebr ou 5ablen Gu1t bat
nirb er, Scppil, auf einmal fre4 uno
pfeift auf Die san3e Stabt, bic er an
Der @urqel au buben fih einbilbet.
gr merit, es miro ernIt nit Der
Sonturrena, uno nm oieier 81 begegz
men, rat er ieinen Mituttiondren gu
rieIioer 8apitatlserbObung, gu Iers
beTerung, gum 9lusbau bes SpItems
tursum gu acknowledgement aonturz
ren3traft.
3ualeid bat er iia audi nit Der
8anten in Yerbinoung geiest UNI
fudt nun bie1e 81 peranldnen, Oh
itGotii6en Bombs bon 2 Wtiulonen
bic burd 0ie Wabl betpilligt puroen
niat aufsunebmen, Der Staot alif
ollie nur eroentliden S6pieristelter
Al bereiten, tpenn lie Die Bombs aus
I9reibt.
9lber Serr Seopi1 ipirb iid irren
penn er slaubt, ouB er 8elo esnul
bat, Die Yeiti9s iiber Glepelano 81
ihpinsen. gr bat es Dor Der Wah
nit unse5dbltsn Summen = oi
rieIiqen profite Der GeienIdaft 9s
itatten linn oos periudt unb i
aboeblibt unb miro aud in oieler
sSalle einen Reinfaa erleben. Scr
8ater bat teinen anoeren We9 3
oeben, als ben, pslden oas @otur
Der 8iiraerIdaft ihm bittirte, uno d
9lrbeiterIdaft, pelhe hinter Der Itdl
tii6en misunderstanding ltanl
piro barauf ieben, oaB nit Der Glst
trio su. 60. tein Ibfommen q
Sapler Oroinans eemadt pirb.
Die Stabt ipirb ibren Wes, .
6. s. 60. Sen ibren seben. lin
lpie peit oie lsBters seben miro, NH
bic 3utunft lsbren. 8erfdbrt Die Il
minifraiion ehrlih, ipie Ils muB,
pirb Der fleine Sammp nidt iel
peit mebr fommen = tros aneben
Die @tabt psib gines fAon beul
oaB Die Sage Der bohen Wiuturprel
bes ausbeuterifden Concerns seadt
| iinb.
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nur, pie oberflddlih sr trob ieiner
4Ojdbrisen parteiausebOrigteit Die
Oinge beurteilt, benn bic 5orberung
Der Snbuitriol Worters feline go
litif" in Der @eipertidaft, lit ouf
alei9er SDbe nit Der Wm. 5eb. Of
2obor, oIIo pollItGnoig riiditdnbis
unb pertebrt.
mas bos oletaria b r
ALIEN nDtis BAT, 1T, nie
8autstp gana rid tig a g t.,
4uffIGrung nnb Srgoniz :
I alton.
Oie Muftldruns muB bor allen
0ingen burh bic io5ialiitiIaen 3eiz
tunaen beIorgt perben unb iollte
cine Der Nufsobeu bes i'm Moi in
Ofloboma sufummentretenben parz
teis9ongreHes fein. Sc mebr ioaiaz
liitiI9e 3eituneen. befto me6r 9lufz
tlGrung, be ito me6r Sntelli9en5 unz
ter benz proletariat.
Die Organization bes Proletae
rtats muB 1oiDonl ont 9eipert19dffz
li6em, pie inbuitriellem, pie auf
politiI9em gebiet bur4 ani9lub
an bic ioaialiitii4e partei erfolssn.
Oie ouf Dfonomii I d e m
@ebiet errungenen Grs
folee m ii fen ouf politts
| dem Wese bur& 9efeB
| fe It gelegt tper ben.
@opie bic berrfdenbe 9laRe burd
ibre DfonpmiI I9en Madtmittel BIZ
6errI6oft iiber ben Staat erlong
bat, 10 tonn bas proletartat (oi
beiiBloie alaFe) ben @ieg nu1
bur9 ieine M q oIfen on lid
reiben.
Die ieBige 5orm Der 9slperffaaf
ten lit idon bebbolb unpoheno, tpei
tie ouf bic MaKen niat bereane
lit, pielmebr basu bienen foil, Elm
9lrt 9lrbeiter> >4rifofratie gu i6of
fen, um 10 erit re4t bos groletaria
lSu fnebeln. y.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-01-20

tig brinsen, auf b0spillise Art irz
Jenb ettpos au perberben.
gDer ,aber berartige Oinge ausz
Tiibren fann, benz iit aud in onbez
rer WeiIe in Der Mrbeiterbetpegung
ni9t gu trouen, fobaB fdlieBlih cine
lol6e geipeeuns on benz WsiBtrauen
ibrer eigenen Mitelieber gesen einanz
Der gu @runbe seben muB.
Non elmer 6anblung. ipel9e bon
pornberein bos ollsemeine Re9tsse@
Fiibl Der Muhen berortig perleBt, ipie
oiefes Bel Der Sabotage Der Sall lit,
fonn BON pornberein ni9t erpartet
lperben, bob fie Bel ben Mafen einen
1initisen Ginbrud madden unb bic
MoHen gum Nnfdlub an Die 8ez
tpeoung beranlofen.
ssSIt bic Sabotage periperfli9, 10
iit Der 8ebrou9 bon ODnomit unb
Ionitigen Sprensltoffen erit redt;
oo, tpie Der Sail Der MeNamaraz
gruber benefit, fidb iebermann nit
Nbiheu BON berartigen Glementen
oblpenbet. Ni6ts bot Der 9epertz
Idoftsbepeguns Nmeritas ipGbreno
Der lebten 5pan5is Sabre 10 febr
oeI4obet, oIs serobe Die Opnomitz
Mttentate Der betben McNamaras unb
bes Srtie McMonisuls.
Die 9lnpenoung bon 9etpolt i'm
cSnterefIe Der 2(rbeiterbepegung fann
iiberboupt nur einen 3tped baben,
nGmlih Der berrIdenOen alofe 9sz
1eeenbeit su seben, beridieoene Nrs
beiterfiibrer, tpei6e bie1e Yropoganoo
befirporten, on ben galssn 81
brineen, unb mon follte meinen, bat
| 6oplppob nabe genug oabei mar
ober leiber Bat er aus lei:
lner protti den 6 + a hr u n
lni6ts gelernt.
| Wenn u. 3ern i'm Sonnto9sblot
Der 81. 9. @plts5eitung io9t, bal
Der 8ompf Der Nrbeiter nur ell
Dtpnpmii9er fet, 10 5etgt er poml
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-01-20

G,,oene g. Debs bat ii6 in einem
l0noeren slrtifcl nit obiger lleber-
5d1rift unlerer Mnliht anaclhlollen,
sic mir in go. 81 iiber Die llnterlu-
dhlna ser 0nnamit grploiionen, Die
beu @ebriibern McNamara irno Or
tie MeWsaniaol sur 2aIt gelegt ipor-
oen lino, aedubert baben. snf er 1T
Ser slnIiht, oaB oie bunoesaeriht!l-
fen llnterInd)ungen nidt tiet nno
Id,nen aenus bon itaiten aeben, nno
boB Griinhe porIiegen miiiiem ipcs-
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Kapitaliitiicbe Ovnamiteriete.

halb es bel baIben Mabnabmen nno
balben slufoedilngen bleihen miro.
@enolie 9ebs maht nit gilten
@rrnoe auf cine Wtitteilung auTmerf=
ian, oie gnoe b. s. o,rh oic Erelle
alma, sic mir oomals notiirlid) ailb
berihtet boben, aber niht genug be-
ad,tet fporoen lit.
9ieic Mitteilung beiaaf. bob be,
rcits sluei Sabre Dor Der Serbaftilng
scr Wtc9eamoras Die Hcboroen
Geniltnis bon ocn Gatiohen be5ilglid
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,tnb trosoem aber feline 8erbaftlr tgen
porgenommen tpuroen, uno ferner,
oaB Die 8eloer fir Die Sinan5ierun9
Der @rploiionen bon oltBerbalb Der
giiengeriiltarbeiter gereine fanen,
lno Witglieoer groBer 6irmen, Ole
&onfurrenten Der Hational erectors'
Ifociation paren, uno gegen ipel6'
lebtere li6 Die Grplolionen rtdteten,
in oieier 9e5iebung eriuabnt iporoen
Ieien.
0ebs bat bur6aus Ge6t, ipenn er
nit llns oarin ilbereinltimntt, oaB
cine llnteril6llng in Hi6trng Der
nirfli6en llrbeber mobl faum porge.
nommen peroen miro, es iei oenn,
Sic 9lrbeiteridaft er5ipingt tie ourd
einmiitiges Gorgeben lln1 tple mir
ihon geiagt, ben Gorbang gang in Die
Sobe 5lt 5ieben, Der Oie eigentlihe
S3enerie peroeft, 8. b. alle 8erbin-
oungen bloBlegt, pel6e 81 ben Gr'
plolionen gefilbrt baben; 0enn es no.
rem, ipie genannte 9liIociation 5llian-
menge5ablt bat, i'm gan3en 119 Gr.
ploiionen, Die ltattgefunoen baben
ltno bon benen ni6t ole It'd arf 8e-
bduoe uno Briifen be5ogen, Die bon
ser grectors' gIiociation llno gtiht-
llnionlerlten bergeItellt naren.
Grit, ipenn cine nirfild griinOlihe
| ltnteriud1llng er5lpllngen miro, Der-
| oen mir alth erfabren, lpesbalb Die
| WcNamaros orei Gage Dor Der De-
| 3enlberipabl in Sos 9lngeles gebeidtei
baben, 1nb tpesbulb glnlpalt 9arron
| lid bat brett ihlagen laIien Oas
Gbil,m rnialberer 4rnttifen al,l lid
5u nebmcn.
8cnn man lid Ser ini5cniertel
@rpIolionen ser @bistp Geitillo
teure in G6icogo erinnert, bat MAJ
8eranIoIilung, bon oielen arf Die On
nonlit- t-grpIolionen oergiiengeriiltor
better Tereillsleiter 81 5leben; ooe
iuenn man Die 8eihifte Der ~ytaht
reiter" i'm SiiOen fennt, 10 lpelB man
oaB ole Die 0umuligen Verbreden :
uno es lit Dies nod ntd]t lange her =
BON &opitalilten allS9ingen, nno oa
Die 9lrbeiter BORT abiOlut niht5 peoe
;, nit ben 9ranoitiftllngen nod ggplt
" lionen liIiu. 5u tlln batten.
! 3enn man nit oen Wfcgtnnarn
+ 10 ihneQ pcrfabren it, 8. +. men
n man lie ganS Jams 6acon" blllter oi
/ aerfermauern geltedt bat, 10 llet
,r Die plalllible 9lnnahme Dor, oaB II
i ferneres StiIlihpeigen iiber 2in1
u Qelidert lit, Die perborgen bleiben 10
r len, lnO OaB IN Der gan5en 8elfidlt
2 etlpas faul lit, l,uO lpenn eS allfg
r Oeft peroen tpiirDe, DER GeItant el
unbeidreibllher lpare
n 9a nah bereit5 genlahten Ilt
ID ioqen ieoc grplolion gum MIND
lie items $500 gefoItet bat, tuenn mic
Il, nod nebr, 10 folgt, Dab sulldIs
n, 35-50,000 Collars aus gans b
10 itimmten G.ncllen amfsc,uenSet mn
en- ocn, nm Die Nttentate 81 be,per
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-12-12
THAT ROMAN CATHOLIC PERSE-
CUTION OF MIR. WATSON


Dear Mr.. Watson: l notice that
the Watson case will not come up at
this time.
Now, Mr.. Watson, why is this?
The prosecuting attorney should al
ways be ready, and l presume he is
ready, if he had a case. But he
knows that he has no case. There
fore he says that your case will not
come up at this term of court. So
it seems that Alderman wants to hold
you before the public as a criminal
just as long as possible Why don't
you demand your case to be tried at
this term of the court? Why does
Alderman, the prosecuting attorney,
want to voluntarily continue your
case? | answer simply because he
knows he has no case against you.
Therefore he wants to hold you .uD
before the public as criminal Just
as long as he can. Don't you know
II he had case against you that he
would be eager to bring you to trial?
But, oh, no; Watson's ease will not
come up at this term of the court, SO
says the prosecuting attorney, and
what he says I suppose goes.
Mr. Watson, why amt he ready
now? 1t may be that you have
asked for continuance. If so
haven't heard of it, and | don't be-
lieve you have. They had no case
against you to start with, and no.
body knew that better than Aker-
man, and now he wants to continue
your case to see can't he hold his
job under Wilson. l think that he
is doing this for his own personal
benefit, just as others that will read
this will think / am,
Your friend,
w. A. BANKS.
Thomson, Ga.
(Answer.)
did not ask for a continuance.
On the contrary, was ready for it.
T. E. w.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-12-12

by this days press dispatches, a clip
ping which | inclose.
You will further notice how
quick our honest money government
at Washington is ready to assist the
Wall Street gamblers, to the tune OF
from $20,000,000 to $30,000,000 of
the peoples money.
Yours truly,
HENRY SMITH.
Milwaukee, Wis.
New York.-Stock exchange
houses complained angrily this even
ing that the Morgan bank and trust
companies had 'tcornered'' the mon
ely market. The call rate was rushed
up to 20 per cent near the close, the
highest rate since the 1907 panic.
A dispatch from Washington stat
ing that the treasury department.
was making an investigation of the
squeeze in money rates here indi-
Gated that complaint had been made
by borrowers. Relief may be forth
coming in the shape of deposits of
$20,000,000 or $30,000,0OO Of gov
eminent money.
The corner was cleverly engi-
neered, commission brokers de-
clared. The charge for renewing
day to day loans is fixed every morn
ing by stock exchange brokers and
the money lenders. The rate agreed
upon today was per cent, but when
brokers sought to make renewals
with certain banks and trust com pa
MES known as Morgan Institutions
they were told they could not have a
dollar at seven nor. cent ThAV nr0-
tested. ''Then pay up" they were
told, "and get your money else
where"
The Morgan concerns, instead OF
relending the millions received, are
declared to have withheld the funds
from the market. Something sug-
gestive of corner" resulted.
Quotations quickly ran up from Z