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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

fir ii6. ST iei iih 8tpar betnuBt ee'
meien, oaB es 6as &i9tige tpaire, &C.
meiniam 51 beten, 5uiammen fiji
@ottes Siilfe 51 6anfer ur6 5u BIT
ten. Sod er babe es ni@t getpaet.
neil er ii6 ieinen Mitgenoi1en geeen'
iiber nidt it6er gen11g fiibne. 81
glaubte, es iei SOS fIigfte, tuenrt ct
ii6 moglidit rubig berbalte.
So gei6ab 6as 8emerfensmertbe.
@as er fir bas @idtige bielt, aber
ni@t bor5ui@lagen tuagte = i@lua
nun elmer ser Seelette - Elm &a.
tbolif, Dor. So blieb einen oieier
2eute, i6reibt @arcie m6rtli9, "6ie
ib fir rob angeieben batte, einem TO-
mild fatboliiden Seemann, porbebal-
ten, als @riter Sen @eoanfet1 ian
@ott alS lebte Stlfe IN Ser Motb)
in Sen &er5e1 oner ma@5nrmfen. St
faB nod binten ur6 cine @rmesl6ngc
bon mir entfernt. 3uerit fraete er et-
men ie6en na@ fetnem relt6i0ien 8e.
fenntniiie, 1nb far6 11nter u11s gpts-
fopalen, &atbolife11 1tn6 8resbbterto>
ner.' Ser @oridIag, BOB mir gentein-
|i9oftli6 oos @ater l1nier beter1 ion-
ten, fonb iofort 8eifon, nn6 ein1tii-
Ftbig erboben mir l1nfere 5tiu1t1ten ST.
ierer berrli6en 8itte an Sen S90pfer
uno grbaIter aner Menfden, - oas
ein5ige @ebet, 6as nns allen bertro,,t
tpar, nn6 51 Dem tpir mns bereintgen
tonnte11, bobnr9 Sen 8emeis erbrtn-
gen6, 6aB mir ole @in6er @ottes 11no
8rii6er paren, gan5 glei6 mas a11d
nnier @irfnngsfreis int 2eben o6er
ult1er @loltbensbefenntniB iei."
Cine oromatii9e @3ene! Mber nod
mebr als 6asl Gin i60res 3eugnib
fir Sen @louben, fir sic Stride, 6e-
rem MitgIieo iener idli@te 5eenna11n
NOR, ser in dii1Beriter Motb sen
Mutb un1 sic ueber3e1tgungSfrah
batte, sic Dem @ebiloeten, nte er
ielbit geitebt, abgingen. Dieier betete
11,tr insgebeim, anein, fir ftm. Ser
&otbolif for6erte gum gemeiniamen
@ebet auf ga113 i'm @eiite ieiner Sir
DIE, sic ibren &ir6ern 1i6t MIR sic
in6ibiomelle, for6ern aud sic io5iale
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

8ufnnft Elm iol6es Apoitolif@es Bri-
pileg, oaB, menn imm1er ein Welt,
prielter o6er nit grlm1bnib ieiner
Dberen audi Elm &egulare at einem
6ieler beioen Mlt6re oas @ebopfer
borbringt fir sic seele irgeno zines
@ldnbigem ser in Ser @naoe @ottes
aus oieiem 2eben gei6te6e1 1T, =
6iele @eele our9 sic fiirbihtpeiie gu.
menoung Ser @er6ienite unieres
&errr Seins @briit,s uno Ser aller-
ieligiten Sungfral Maria nno Der
8eroienlte aner Seiligen bon ben
Strafen oes Gegfeuers erlof miro,
lpenn on6ers es @ott 10 gefa1t.
l1eber6ies bebne11 @ir ienes 8ribileg,
6eIien ii6 i6on Ser &odaltar Ser &a-
tbeoralfir9e uno Ser &auptaltar OBJ.
genannter @rppta %erfrenen, froft
1el1en an ie1ten Mltdren 5tpeimal IN
ieoer ISOLDE, al16 an Soften bonn
@ange u6l1pler maia1s" 6ie @otibu1ei'
ie oes FL. 8%eneoift11s gefeiert tperoet1
6nrf, amf sic beiber1 an6ern Mltare
Ser &rppta aus. 1no 6ies 8rtbile.
GUM ser genannten @otipmeIie er>
meitern 8ir 5%rg11niten aler ertpdb1-
ten bier Mltdre muf immer IN Der
@eiie, ooB es fit aue Gage nno
Se1te bes Sabres gelte, tpelie11
STANCES fie aud ieier, = unb 6ab
1ur sic anerbodften Seite a1sgenom'
men fem ione1l, gan3 nod Mrt 6es
8ripileqes, 6as bereits einigen Set
Iiatbiimern getpabrt 1T.
MIsoann gelpdbren nno i@enfen
Wir bon grbarmen i'm $errr aae11
nro jegliben @ldl1bigen betoerlei @e'
idledts, sic idbrli@ am 6. Mai IN
ser Set pom mittag bes borberee-
ben6en Bis gum 5onnennntergartg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

Sbrer M1ttter &atb. n@r Fat mir
unen6lid mobI getban," fdreibt SRI.
,Sennie S. Streelma11, 70 @ofle
Mpe., Mi6lan6 Sort, 81. S., in 8e5ue
a1f 6as alte 5eiterprobte &rauter-
@eilmittel, Sorni's Mlpenfrar1ter. Sic
iagt %fer11er:: vDrei Monate lang p1,r.
Sc i@ obne @rfolg bon Sen Mer5te11
bebanoelt. Darn folgte i6 meiner
Mltter @atb ur6 gebrauhte BEN 81.
penfrGuter. Sic batte i'm Dor Sab
rem ieIbit ben1tbt. Sd bette lift, 111,r
erIt cine fur5e 8eit gebraudt, aIs i'd
ei1e groBe Men6erung in meinem GU
itanoe beoba6tete. Sd bin 111tr Elm
iunees Mdoden, is Sabre alt, aber
t6 bin 10 6anfbar fir ben Ilpe's-
frdiuter, 6aB i6 Sbnen perionli@ an
6anfen tpuni9e."
6orni's Mlpenfrduter ibt cine be-
iti1nrnte mobltbdtige 8irfung a1f BOG
meni6li6e @pitem aus, iobal6 man
nit Dem @ebro116 6esielben beginrt.
unb nnteritiibt baour9 sic Nah1r lei
ibrer &rbeit ser MISUNDERSTANDING.
@r lit feline Mpotbefer=M eoi3in. Spe.
5iaI Mgenterr Iiefern lin Dem H,lbf.
ffnm. Salts Sic feiner Mgenten fer-
men uno ii6 fit cine Meoi5in, Die
tpirfli@ gut lit, intereiiteren, 10 f6rei'
ben @ie an: Dr. 8eter Gabrnep &
Cons &c., 1875 so. &opne Ipe.,
Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
assie man anf 9efentertem
8ppt auf bpber See bas
Yaterinier betete.
Cine GpiDbe aus ser Sitamie,
! : Srag1bie.

Gin &otbolif tpar es, Elm ungebo.
better S%eeu1ar11, Ser BEL ber Sitanic.
&atoitropbe cine S9aar auf gefenter,
tenn 8oote in falter Gee umbertret-
bender S6iffbrudtger gum 8eten
ermunterte nno I'M @ebete bereinigte.
Sn ieinem ioeben enlightenment 8u6e,
,Gbe Grutb about tie Sitartic, /"
Idiloert Oberit Mr9ibal6 @racie, ser
NIT Sem i%infen6en S9iff in ben
S6luno Ser @oiiermirbel binabge5o'
gen, ipater ober gerettet mur6e, 6ieie
@pilooe, sic in meiteren &reiien be-
fan11t tper6e1t ioQte.
Oracle pmr6e NIT in ben Stru6el
binabge5ogen, tief, tief binab in ben
Mbgrmn6. St perlor aber ni9t 6as
8etpuBtiein, ionoern ftteb nit aler
@epalt a95tenerbor6 ab, i6uamm
init M%nitrengung aner &rafte fort
inns nod oben un6 gela1tgte 10 an Die
SberflG9e. Gin 8rett, 6aS er I'M
@aiier treibeno fan6, balf ibm bein1
S9pimme11, Bis er Elm gefentertes
Mettungsboot fan6, auf baS er itd
rettete. Ma@ un6 nod geielten ii&
anoere tl1nglidli6e gu ibn, ~flettertert
auf bos fieloben treibenoe i@tpanfe
-. -l4 49,. ~
8oot, mo- iie sic Mabt unb ben nod
Iten Morgen 5ubra@ten, Biz bie @ar<
patbia fie an 8oro nabm.
Die @efdbrten @racie's er5ablt ct,
tp,are1 ra1tbe Seeleute unb 8alfa-
giere, ,1nb er gla11bte, einen gepiffen
@ra6 ser @eiinn11ngsrobbeit bel it,
men poransieben at 6iirfen, Defenders
oIs elmer bon ibnen bon ben arberett
nebe1t Dem 8oot int @aiier treibet1-
Sen l1nglidliden, bie feiner @lab
mebr oara11f ftn6en fonnter, OILS bon
u6en @erlen bort inn @aifer" fpra6.
gr geitebt, baB er niel gebetet babe
mdbren6 Ser ga1t5en 8ett, aber 1r1r
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
&eiratb.

M6thare @erfonen fonnen ii4 a:7i
ebrbare @eiie beubeiratben, glei9rist
100 6ieie mobnen. 8riefe o6reiiite
man: @eorg Miler,
ia Gait SO StroBe, Seem Sort M.D.
(8uperlafiiee beuti6e Mgenta1r 6teler
Mrt.) 23-2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

@fli9t 6es @ebetes nabelegt sic }te
gum gemeiniamen @ebet ~a11ffor6ert
nit ben @orten 6eS @rl0iers: $50
5met ober brei beriammelt FIND in mel
nem Mamen, 6a bin i'd mitten ,1nter
ibnen.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-18

Tho Cain spirit Is sclf.asscrtlus
and independent rhis any deNtl can
do, but IL took ono a. great ~ the
Sou of God to become servant aud
lay down his iltc Tor bis tcllowmcn
The natural man a. pictured n IL
New Testament "saNorest the things
VI man and not OF God lie II an
unsacriheal being that shrinks from
going to his Calvary THIS spirit
caused ancient muuArchs to build
their thrones ou the surcrlus. "
others. As We neglect to take our
ctoss aud follow Christ wr lnsc tho
secret % all mcrcles over shown
needy rebels. Tor victory ls either lost
or gained by the sacrinclal spirit
Man without Christ Is given Iu
mInglc religion and wotldlincss
When Jesus said We cannot scrY,
two masters" immediately
tho rhatisccs who we're lovers Of
money seoncd at him" when
christ proclaim.d God q business
manager BY saying seek - nrst the
Kingdom of God. hs aimed to make
the whole lie religious. He teaches
that mas must lnhaie righteousness
before he can cShAlc H.
There IL not an l." or me" OF
my" In the disciples prayer. but
plural words ar- used. 'our." u.s."
aud We" NJ prayer mus, carry In
u embrace my brother on earth y.t
" not bs a stumbling block for 9th. [
crs, Jesus changed the idea Of great /
ness The natural man says u IL
great to be exalted Jesus says & 1. |
great to BE- a servant The Cain
'pirit Kills his brother. ~hils Jesus I
Jrays toT his murdsr,r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-18
rHE OUTLOOK

THE entrance Of the Japanese into
i the potato growing Industry In
Klamath county. rather than result.
ING In oNcrstockins the local market,
has attracted the attention OF the bis
buyers Of the coast to this section.
and there ~ili be no trouble In dis
posing OF the entire potato crop Of
the county at a higher price than has
been usual.
wheat and grain buyers are also
being attracted to Klamath county.
and the farmers this year are exper-
iencins the pleasing sensation OF com
petition for the purchase Of their
grain. In addition to Martin Bros.
the local buyers. a large san Francis
co arm has had a buyer In the Geld
since the beginning OF harvesting
Reccntly a representative OF the
Guthrie Balfour company. one OF the
largest shipping arms on the Coast.
arrived In the county for the purpose
OF buying wheat
All Of which goes TO show that
klamath county products are beeom-
ing knosn to the world. and as a re.
suit the farmers will be able to se-
cure the best market price In rssi
cash for everything they can grow.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-18
Legal Notices
J, ,,,,s,,,t,tup>

Ii,ing the iiac fct hrsT,nE of "sle''
t,cn. ta the rruI-ssS,i Ass"'''
atca, n,li tee imrTc' 'cmen' ~
S,,h S,r~~,. sna o-is'ius Notice
- ~ Ui,va rhrtrcf
% - s.Fyey RgsSINcd BY the common
t1auJ1 q the Ctty " h'sms,h
TaIh
Ttat tEs fys4laF mssunK 80 30
.hrId o., th. gsauga Vour,I 90 the
50 lat g Nsyvn ssf i8i'. u hefrby
a,rd a. ias T.s-y tof hrNFias DE,
tons la Ias .Tarsast assessment roll
for imrlgry-sht % sith street.
vbtsh rrsgsus1 sstrsamsat foll has
u,sn maIs aad SLED siJh the roli,s
judge BY JEs ,aHuau yuun,u. and
tby ro.as latEy a ordered 20 Ei'u
ten dayu ugtIas. ~ thrsS Publica
ttuua. To- tho siy oEsisI As~spapsf.
aud b, pgHiIux ugt.,s ga each tot
uart uf lot. bIDsE ani s,f~aTs proper
% brnrftlrd and llAbl. TOT the ,ust
nl said Imufu,rmsbt that al said
mrstfEE uf tho ,ommun t0uasli u
vIil hear aud determine all 0bls,r
f.nus o. said assvsamcpt. and v 10 pro
iced 20 assess the pFupor,ioasis share
a nd part ~ the uasi ~ said Improve.
nvut ia accordance uItb the bsnsnt
accrued uu each lot, part n' lot. blDsk
md acreage property such notice 10
state tho boundaries vithln -high tho
.Furvf', ltss that l. b-hrnilsd ~ TIA
'ig fot such PROPOSED Asasssmsni. sni
.o refer Tor detailed Information t1
me proposed asss.smsh, roll iof said
'.Nth str,st improvement. phlsh s 90
'ic .n the once u the Poiicc iuiGs
'tatc ot oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-18
OUR WEEKLY SERMON
"The Cain and Christ Spirit"
us EIpKR :. u. H,RIAN. Pastor Cnr,.,,sn Church

Not as Cain. Who was OF that
~iCkcd one. aud slew his brother.
because his own works were evil. aud
his bro,hSrs rishteous.'---l John,
.S.ig.
Mother ENe, NO doubt. thought this
sou TO b, the promised Redeemcr.
but she vas deceived Nevertheless
she Vas the mother VI Cain. and We
are his brothsrS We cannot disown
him, Like smaller brothers. we have
been copying and drinking In his
spiE Instead ot setting up the spirit
Of Love that attracts to ChrisL But
let US rejoice that amid the centuries
another brother has arisen. Who IL
the lAsht and the Life of men. This
kingshlp writes salvation. instead OF
murder, over the door OF the heart.
The elevator " human history fell
with a crash when man bccame a sin.
ncr. Adam vas in the elevator. aud
the spAntcrs wounded Cain. and since
then. the human race. Adam sinned
against God. Cain against man. Adam
blamed Eve, Cain pleaded ignorance.
Adam vas a rebel. While Cain was a
murderer.
Let US not study the act. but III,
spirit Of our brother. Cain. which
vas murdcrous. Some Of the repre-
sentatVcs Of this spirit let Us term
anger without cause. heartlcs. CON.
petition. malice. wrath. looked rs-
preach and an unforsiSlnE spirit The
dropping arms OF Cain form on either
,ide Of the watershed OF the human
race. Had be only raised his right
hand 20 God. and with the other /
'saehed down TO his brother. the
Peace song Of the angels might have
'csn SUNG centuries sooner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-18
At the Churches


Christiaa Chsrch-
Corner Ninth And Pine sirests
Elder s. ID. Harlan. minister. rest
denee. corner Tenth and High streets.
Phone itT.
Revival meeting began October 10.
Preaching Lords Day at IL .. m.
and 7:3O p. m.
IL a. m. subject. Fishers Of Men. -
T:3o .. m. The Modern Dance"
Bible school At 10 = N Geo. A.
Hayden. superintendent. ise 4 cr.
motto.
Y. p. S. C. Z. a, s:3O. Miss Bessie
Mulkey. president
Revival services each night this
week.
All are welcome to these services.
Presby tertAa Chureh-
Third and Pine streets. J. 8. stubls-
acid. pastor.
sunday school At 10 q. m. J. b. Ma
son, superintendent.
Christian Endeavor at Gao D. N.
Miss Eva Hanks. president.
Preaching at II an. and 7:3o pm.
Morning theme. The Church"
Evening theme. Missions"
Midweek meeting. 7:3O .. m. We'd
nesday.
A cordial Invitation extended TO all
these services. A great effort will be
put forth 10 make strangers feel at
home.
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
corner Tenth and High streets.
Rev Z. c. Richards. pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a m. George
J, Walton saperintsndsnt.
Divine service at 1880 a. IN. ana
1880 .. IN.
Epworth League at 1900 p. m.
Stanley Wood. president
Prayer meeting Wednesday even.
'hs at clock.
Judge Benson's Bible Class at 10
d. m. lecture room.
Special music at both services.
Cordial welcome. obliginx ushers
80
Church Of the Sacred Heart
Corner Worden avenue and Donald
streets.
First Mass at $3.50 a. m.
High Mass and BenedictIon at
1880 a. m.
Week day Mass every morning at
Is a. m.
catechetieal instruction every Sat .
lrdsy and sunday morning at $3.50. \
Services at Merrill on the third
sunday Of each month.
Rev. VIM. Mcmillan. S. J., pastor. |
BAPTIST Church
sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching service at II a. IN. and
p. m. J. B. Griffth.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
lg
You cannot AFFORD TO miss these
sryiees, SO come.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-18
Hotel Arrivals
itaasi tisii

! {. u"dssfs. 80 D. - EHsiisb
100. Uui itafpsf paH'muIf } A
Naadu,. TIB D. n ksfur aud ste
odessa. , ' ulsinbufs. san ffshr
,tssn utss iiuTtUa. rohEa Walter
o. D. WUlfufd. falhs,. iisfp "
uub roH klamath v u pofsoa
J g. ruisy. puu.muif h. a nsls
and -iis. aan rfsnstsso. AhdJ carr.
ustIsisy u y uabbaTi aud -iis
Asbisoi. MIlBafu Knapp Chiioquln
} = iisftsfsmith. l.. Himous. Med
tort Ha, nfoohs ~ i.so chii,oa
B. u WINS sitr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-18
NOTICE. To yOrEIts

There ~ill be q special election
held throughout the state on the eth
day ot November. 1919. and ALL
PERSONS desiring to vote at said
election must register befory the s0th
day Of October. 1914
G.. II DE LAP. County Clerk
g.2g.i0-2O hxr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-18
NOTICE

There are funds In the city treasury
for the redemption OF all general
fund warrants TO date. Interest ceases
from date hereof
Dated at Klamath Falls. Oregon
this 18th day Of October. 1919.
J. W. sIEMNEs. city Treasurer.
is-iOt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-18
yiB ut klamath Fails. %
county 10 klamath


county ~ klamath
l. A /. LsaYlti. Police iudar Of
tho ,i,y ~ klamath ralis, oregon.
dn hyrob, ,srtiD aud Aitss, tho fofe
suIuE H. be- tho properly enrolled 'opS
II tho, certain Resolution ~ the Com
muu ruua,il u tho clD of klamath
r,ns. oregon. u,inI a tIme Tor hear
.ug objections 10 tho proposed Assess
tnru, ruii made aud nlsd In oonnsc,
fIan vIth the Improvement of BI,,h
stfprt Kald resolution haSlns besn
adopted by suyh council oh tho 18th
t., " Ottubsf. igis
IT. LgAvifr. roilss jais,
Presented 10 tho Mayor aud BY the
Ma,or approved. this i,ih iD %
Oslobut. 1913
~ NICHOLAS, As,of
lf.,th
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-18

There are two kind. OF Insurance.
Chllcots writes the kind that pays.
cas- Main street. phone 60. isu
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-18

SECOND HAND household furniture
tor sale cheap inqulTc Electors. ioss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-18
HeralGs Classified Advs.
FOR SALE

roR sALE i6O acres timber, two
million feet. situate ~ 81, u ~,
E, ", NJ. $500 Write owner, D
y. Fitch. Ca,c,leo. "allf s.st.io.ss -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-18

ron RENT NcwIy furnished rooms
at ClAirmont steam heat Hot
aud cold Natei ii.ist'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-18

STYAYEp or STOLEN white splI
male dog weight 80 pounds 'ruu,
teeth gone two tuska broken on
answers to maine Of Riley, Nlli roll
over or set ~. Reward siii Be paid
for recovery i.ost September sith
; Z smith. klamath Falls. ore
WANTED TO TRADE Player piano.
furniture or city lot. 10 trade Tor
good team. wagon aud harness l.
q ComsIock.
Registration closes NoadAy
Subscribe Tor the Herald. So ssnts
month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-18
FOR RENT

ron RENr-Hrwn modern nSe'rcom
houses one modern sih.room house
Two have ranges aud are close to
school and church Soc Chllcote.
sl5 Main street. phone 90 is.St
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS

All Kinds ~ Lun repairing At schu,
Istts, Main street. s.u
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-18

The Ii.f.id. soc |. nsa,A
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-18

Housekeeping rooms. near bridge.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-18

TEL PIE EAT < r
SATURDAY
i'sshe Wcckkiy.
Current Events
The skelesoa In the Cio>~t.''
kAiem Two-Reel Feature
These Litle Fiowerx."
Biograph Comedy
SUNDAY
Good for Evtl.''
L1bin Txo-Reel Special
'Gtri. Clown and the Doakey."
Edison Comedy
'Cosrase of the Co@moap,scs.-
vitasraph Drama
MATINEE DAILY AT s,sD
AL LICENSED PICTURES
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-18

Repatriation clo.c. Nolda,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-05
ROOSEVELT TELLS
SULzER TO ANSWER
Advises Full, Straightforward
Explanation Soon as
Possible.
His OPPONENTS NOT HONEST
Should Take Earliest Oppor-
tunity in Duty to Those Who
Supported Him.

Albany, y. Y, September 4.-Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt has advised Gov
ernor Suizer to make full and
swer in reference TO the charges" which
resulted in the Governors impea CHI
ment.
In letter replying to two commune
cations relating to the gubcrnatorial
situation. sent by the Governor to the
former President while he was travel
ing in the West, Colonel Roosevelt
says
You owe it to yourself and to all
those who have supported YOU 10 take
the earliest opportunity to answer the
charges made against you"
Governor Sulzer made the Roosevelt
letter public to day without comment.
Asked if he would follow the former
Presidents suggestion. the Governor
referred his interrogators to his gen
ernl denial of the charges issued on
the advice OF his counsel August 10.
three days prior to the adoption OF
the impeachment resolution by the
Assembly.
My explanation will be given at the
impeachment trial." the Governor de-
clared.
Colonel Scores Bosses.
Colonel Rooscvelts letter in part fol-
lows:
ceived your two letters. I believe l
thoroughly understand the assault now
being made upon you. l have yet to
meet single person who believes. or
even pretcndS to believe. that Il single
honest motive has animated the pro-
ceedings of your antagonists. From
Mr.. Murphy himself TO the Legislators
who obeyed his directions. there is no
possible question that all your assail-
ants are the enemies OF the public. and
that their aim is to acquire the So.
domination of the state government.
and that the conspiracy against YOU has
not one saving impulse behind il that
can in the remotcst degree be ascribed
to patriotism or civic spirit, or to any
thing save the basest impulse of crook
ed politics. We have never seen more
startling example of the power of the
invisible government under the pres
cnt system.
The .Invlsibic Governments"
THE extraordinary thing is that the
conservative upholders of this present
system should have witnessed the de-
crees of the invisible government car
ricd out within twcnty-four hours. and
who nevertheless dcnouncc as revolu-
tonary our proposal for changes in
the form OF government whereby the
deliberate Judgment OF tho majority of
the voters may be executed within Il
space OF time no shorter than that re-
quired for the execution OF their de-
libcrate Judgment in the choice OF a
President of the United States.
Let me add one thing, my dear Gov
ernor. YoN owe 1t TO yourself and to
all those who have supported you to
take the earliest opportunity to an
swer the charges made against you.
That the purposes of thlsc bringing
the charges are wholly evil. / am sure
that all honest men feel. Moreover.
am sure that honest men believe that
the assault made upon. you by your
foes is duo to your having stood up for
tho principles OF good government and
decent citizenship. even when Ii was
necessary to defy the will of the bosses
of the two parties. and especially OF
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-05
MAY DELAY ACTION
ON CURRENCY BILL.
Attitude OF Senate Committee Is
to Put Off Passage at This
Session.
WANT EXTENDED HEARINGS
Members Believe It Will Take
Two Months to Frame Right
Sort OF Measure.
WANT EXTENDED HEARINGS

Washington, September THE at
titnde OF the Senate Committee on
Banking and Currency to-day indicat-
ed plainly that. if it controls the sit
uaiion. the administrators currency
bill will not he passed at this session
OF Congress-
In the Senate, Mr.. Weeks, OF Massa-
chusetts, Republican member of the
committee, to-day offered a resolution
directing the committee to report .he
pehdinS Dill with it's recommendations
on December 2, and declaring further
that II was the sense of the senate
That Immediately upon the receipt of
inns report, the Senate should proceed
al once with the consideration Of the
Dill, making it the unfinished business.
the adoption of this resolution would
postpone consideration until the next
session o. Congress.
Would Bc Rejected.
II HoteG upon in the Senate this res
olution would be rejected 1t prob
apIy VIII not receive the approval or
The committee in terms but Will he
approved in action. Being of Repub-
iican origin, Senators O'Gorman, Reed
and Hitchcock would not vote for IL.
hut each of these Senator'S is known to
pc favorable to extended hearings on
the pending bill. Senator's O'Gorman
and Hitchcock believe it will take prac-
tically two months to take testimony
and frame bill that can pass That.
In effect. will postpone action until
the next session.
While X. L. Maddox. of Atlanta, was
discussing the bill this afternoon. Sen
ator Reed interjccted: TT ere is Just
one fault iii your logic. You are as
suming that we are going to pass this
particular bill
Sol WcNlcr, OF New Orleans, observed
that, while there were points in the
measure to commend there still were
number OF others 10 be condemned.
If you dc much more to It," replied
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