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The Washington times., 1913-10-21
Accused Man Swears
Out Libel Warrant

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. a.-Charged
with criminal libel in a warrant sworn
out by ]. c. Shirley. Ira w. Fisher was
arrested here today as a result of his
statement that Shirley was guilty Of
the murder Of Mary Phagan.
Leo NJ. Frank was tried and convicted
of numbering Miss Phagan when Fisher
appeared with his story duplicating
Fisher formerly lived in Atlanta and
was brought back here from Birming-
ham.
The Washington times., 1913-10-21

Alexander johnson, the head Of the
new extension department Of the Train
ing School for Feeble-Minded at Vine
land, N J., will deliver a lecture Thurs
day, October 30, at the Young Peoples
building, under the auspices Of the
Society. There will
be no charge for admission.
The Washington times., 1913-10-21
ROBBERY AROUSES
ALEXANDRIA FOLK
House Looted at Lloyd Station Same Locality Was Theft
on Sunday Nght-Pocketbook Containing $40 and
Other Vauabes Are Stolen.

Railway, were turned over to the au-
thorities of Alexandria county.
Miss Lillian Carter, of this city, and
Edmund Clarke. a justice OF peace OF
Alexandria county, were married at z
o'clock last night at the parsonage Of
the Methodist Protestant Church by
the Rev. {. r. Strausburg pastor OF the
church.
The three story brick residence, with
two lots adjoining, on the north side of
Prince street between Fairfax and
Royal streets, was sold at auction yes
terdsy to Harry Kirk.
The Washington times., 1913-10-21
Took Year to Pay.

ENIDNTgWN. Pa. Oct. 2l.-Just
ear after the Judge told James Hack
neg re would give him time to raise u
:: fiae iniHosed for drunkenness, Hack
" walked In and paid.
The Washington times., 1913-10-21

John Knopf, Philip McCaren, Frank
Williams and William Hagan. who were
arrested yesterday by Special officer
Rand, charged with trespassing on the
property of the Washington-Southern
The Washington times., 1913-10-21

A deed was placed on record today
from the Real Estate and Investment
Company Of Virginia, transferring to
william E Hammersley, five lots, IN
the square bounded by Oronoco, Payne,
Fayette and Princess streets.
The Washington times., 1913-10-21

Mrs. Harriet L. Bowling, seventy
seven years old, died at her home nea
Franconia, at an early hour this morn
ing.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-02
DOCUMENTOS PARA
IA HISTORlA.
Notasg scambiadas entire ell enviado especial
del P~residente Wilson y la
Cancilleria Mexicana.

ties de la Republica, que Ell 81
gran mayoria y con manifesto,
clones tan imponentes como orde,
nadas. lie han significado SD adhe-
sion y APPLAUSE, sino para que Ia
justicia de Su cauSa, eircunstan-
ciadamente Sc aquilate en- todas
parties.
No es eXacta la imputaci6n que
Sc formula en- ell primer parrafo,
de que hasta hoy, NADIA Sc haya
adelantado para establecer en- la
, capital de Mexico un Gobierno
que merezca ell respeto y la ODE
diencia de la Naci6n Mexicana.
Contra imputaci6n tamana, Ian
zada sin ninguna prueba, entire
0tras cauSas pOrque no puede ha-
berlas, cOmplaceme opener, Sc
nor Agente Confidential. los ST.
guientes hechos numericamente
elOcuenteS. Y que en- clerta medi-
da a listed mismo tienen que cons
tarle de vista. Forman la Repu-
blica M6Xicana, Senior Agente
Confidential, veintisiete Estados.
tres Territories ' I'm DiStrito Fee
deral en- Ell que radica ell Poder
Supreme de la Repdblica. De e
SOS veintiSiete Estados. dieciocho
de elios: los tres Territories ' ell
DiStrlto Federal DO que hace IN
tOtal de Y6intid6s Entidadesl Sc
hallan bajo el dominic absolute
de- GobIerno actual qUien dis
pone. ademaS. de Ia cast total
dad de suS puertos, ' por consi-
guiente, de las aGuanas en- ellos
estabieciGaS. Su frontera mer.-
dional, Sc halia libre Y en- paZ. A
mayor abundamiento, hi Gobier-
no dispone de IN effective de O.
chenta mil hombres sobre las ar
mas, que no persiguen otra en-
presa sino ahanzar la completa
paz de la R~epGbiica, unico anheIo
nacionaI Y Solemne compromise
contrafdo por el actual PreSiden-
ce INFERNO. Basta con 10 asenta-
DO para que nadie pueba poner
IN duda que mi Gobierno es me-
,ecedor del respeto Y la obedien-
ia de la Naci0n Mexicana. por-
lue ha sabido ganarselo a costa
lie los mayores SACRIFICES a pc
'ar de las mas nOciVaS influen-
,laS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-02
Continual.

animado de los mas sanoS prOp0-
sitos Lor que Ia desgraciada t.
rantez de relaciOnes que existe
entire & Gobierno de listed V el
MIC, alcance una soluci6n pronta
Y satisfactOria.
En- nuestra segunda entrevis-
ia, al igUal de la anterior, celebra
da esta en- mi domicilio particu-
lar la noche del IA de los corrien-
ties, tuvo listed a bien, deSpues de
I'm intensive, henrado Y franco
cambio de ideas sObre las situa-
clones en- que Sc encuentran nues
tros respectivos Gobiernos, que
no nos llev6 a acuerdo alguno,
hacerme entrega del pliego de sus
instrucciones, subscriptO igual-
mente por Ell Senior Presidente de
los Estados Unidos de America.
A eSas inStruccioneS. debidamen-
te autOrizado yo pOr ell PreSiden-
tie de a>Republica MeNicana, pre-
via Ia unanimidad de su Conseio
de Ministries. convOcado para csc
objeto exclusive, voy a tener la
honra de dar pormenOrizada res
pueSta.
FL Gobierno de Mexico ha pres
tado Ia atenci6n que elIos Sc me-
recen. a los consoles Y considera-
Clones que Ell de los Estados Uni,
dos de America Sc ha Servido d.
rigirle; ' clio. por tres razones
princlpales: primera. porque Sc
gun Quada "a dicho arriba. lie me
rece toda cIase de respects Ia Der
sonalidad del EXceIenCisimo Sc
nor Woodrow Wilson: segunda.
pOrque algunos Gobierros euro
peos ' americanos, con los que
Mexico Sc haIla en- las mejores
relaciOnes de amiSgad internacio-
nal, Sc han servido. del modo mas
delicadO y~respetuoso - 10 que Ne
xico pgsfundamente agradece-
Interpreter suS buenoS ohcioS pa
"a 81 efecto de que Mexico oyera
q listed. supuesto que era porta-
dor de una mission privada del
PreSidente de los Estados Unidos;
Y tercera, porQue Mexico estaba
ansioso, no de j~ustihcar la acUitud
que tiene asumida en- la actual
emergencia cerca de los habitan-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-02

no por 81 misma naturaleza, ceda
ell paso al definitivo que la Ma
ci6n escoja.
Ell consentimiento que Sc soli-
eta del Senior General don Victo-
riano Huerta para que Sc compro
meta a no ser candidate a la Pre-
sidencia de la Repdblica en- aque-
Has elecciones, no es de tomar en-
cuenta, porque aparte de 10 pere-
grino Y atentatorio de la solicit
tud, Sc CORE ell riesgo de que
cualquiera 10 interpretase como
animadversi6n Individual. Ese
punto solamente lie toca resolver-
10 a la opinion p1blica meXlcana
cuando Sc manifesto en- los coml-
clos.
Ell convenio de que todos los
partldos Sc sometan de antemano
a los resultados de la election y
cooperen del modo mas leal a Sos
tener y organizar la Administra-
ci6n nueva, es de suponer y de
desear, que, aunque tacitamente,
va escarmentados por 10 que este
estado de guerra lntestina nos
representa- en- perdida de vidas y
quebranto de caudales, todos los
partidos politicos contendientes
Sc propondran Observable; pero
seria temerario hacer afrmaci6n
alguna a este respecto, nj aun
por los palses mas experimental
dos en- civiSmo, dado que nadie
descuenta nj prevee los erroresys-
excesos a que las pasiones, politi-
cas- muy especialmente, pueden
arrastrar a los hombres.
De antemano estimamos mu-
chO a los Estados Unidos de A
m6rica que desde hoy Sc compro-
meten a recOnocer y ayudar a la
futura Administrator que los
meXicanOs eliiamos para regir
nuestros destinos. En- cambio,
mucho lamentamos la actual IL
ranteZ de reIaciOneS que de aquel
pals nos distancia, tirantez que
Sc ha prOducido sin que Mexico
haya proporcionado ell menor pre-
teXtO. El GObierno del Senior &C.
neral Huerta es inatacable en-
cuarlto a su legalidad. En- efecto,
SegGn ell articulo So de nuestra
Constitution Politica. 81 al CO.
menzar IN periodo Constitutional
no Sc presentaren nj ell Presiden-
te nj ell Vicepresidente electos, o
Ia election no estubiere hecha y
declarada ell primero de diciem-
bre, cesara sin embargo, el Presi-
dente cuyo periodic haya conclui-
do, y Sc encargara desde luego
del Poder Executive, en- calidad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-02

No entiende mi Goblerno 10 que
ell de los Estados Unidos de Anne
RIGA ha querido decir cuando afr
ma no haIlarse el en- ell mismo ca
so con las otras grandes potencias
del globo, tocante a 10 que esta
ocurriendo Y prObobjemente ocu-
rrira en- Mexico. FL estado en- que
Mexico Sc encuentra desgracia-
damente no es dudoso nj secreto:
/ Sc halla destrozado por una lucha
intestine que lleva cast tres amos
de prolongarse y que solo me per-
mitire califcar en- eStaS lineas de
fundamentalmente equivocada.
Cuanto a 10 que en- Mexico pueda
ocurrir, nj listed, Senior Agente
Confidential, nj 70, nj nadie pue-
de predecirio, supueSto que, so
bre 10 que no ha sido no cabe OBJ
~servaci6n''. Por 10 demas, mucho
agradece mi Gobierno los buenos
ofcios con que lie brinda ell Go
bierno de los Estados Unidos de
America en- estas circumstances;
recOnOce que vienen inspirados
en- ell noble deSeo de desempenar
ell papel de IN amigo, asi como
en- ell todos los demas gobiernos
que esperan actue como el mas
pr6Ximo amigo de Mexico. Pero
81 tales buenos ofcioS han de ser
de la naturaleza de los que hoy
Sc nos ofrecen, habremos de re-
nunciar a eiloS del modo mas ca
teg6rico Y defnitivO.
Supuesto que ell Gobierno de
los OIIuoS ueoed dCCudI
con Ia mas desinteresada de las a
mistades, dificiImente podra tro
pear con una coyuntura tan pro-
picia como la presente: con solo
que yigilara la no prestaci6n de
ayudas materiaIeS y morales a los
rebeIdes que Sc retugian, conspi-
ran, Sc arman J Armenian del O.
gro lado oe Ia I~rohtera; con que
Sc ulgnara eNlglf IA mas TlgoroSa
observance pof suS autorloadeS
m1eflofeS y locales de las IeyeS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-02

patible con ell c~umplimiento de
sus obiigaciones internacionales;
cou ell desarrollo de su propla cl-
viliZaci6n y con ell mantenlmlento
que Sc requiere de determinadas
condolences politicas y economl-
cas- tolerables en- Centroamerlca.
Creo que hay equivocacl0n, por-
que no Sc ha recibido hasta la te-
cha ninguna reclamation de Co.
bierno eXtranjero one Sc nos acu-
Sc de aquella falta de cumpllmlen
to: continuance pagando puntual
mente a todos nuestros acreedo-
res, continuance con miSlones d.
pl0maticas cordialmente tratadaS
en- cast todoS los paises de la tie
ira y continuance siendO invita-
dos a t0da clase de congresses y
conferencias internacionales. Res
pecto a nueStro d%eSarrolIo lnte-
ri0r, haste una sOla prueba: aca-
ba de frmarSe IN cOntratO con
capitalists belgas que significa
para Mexico unos cinco mil kll0-
metros de canine de hero. POr
dltimO, no alcanZamOs a yer los
maios reSultados, -nOcivos uni
camente para ~nosotros mismos, -
que en- Centroamerica pueda pro-
ducir nuestrO actual estado de
guerra intestine. En- 10 que 81
convengo con listed, Senior Agen-
te Confidential, es en- ell hecho de
toda la America cIame por un
pronto arreglo de ~nuestros tras-
tornos: que es sentimiento muy
natural ell yer con pena que un
pals, aver pr6spero, Sc encuentre
de sUbito padeciendo de una gran
deSgracia interna.
Consiguientemente, Mexico no
Duede nj por IN m0ment0 tonlar
en- consideration las cuarro con-
diciones que eI EXce.entisimo ST..
Wilson Sc sirva proponerIe por ei
respectable y digno condUctc de
listed. Dire a listed por que: Tn
cese Immediate de Ia lucha en- Me
yico. un armiSticio deiinitivo SO
lemnemente concertado Y Obser-
vado escrupulosamente,' no es
pues para clio seria me
hester que hubiera alguien capaZ
de prtponerIo sin uItrajar espan-
tosamente a la civilization, a los
bandldOS que so aQueI o
este preteXto, merodean hacia ell
Sur cometiendo las depreciation
mes mas incalifcables; 20 no Sc
de pals ninguno, los Estados Uni
dos de America inclusive, que Sc
aayan atrevidO nunca a entrar en-
0 a proponer armisticios a
.ndividuos que quiza hasta por I'm
Academic f~sioI6gico. Sc encuen-
ran en- tOdas las latitudes fuera
lie las leyes divinas y humanas.
A los bandidos, Senior Agente
10y - YzzzHzzszzuM11zT NYES=zHzEsaE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-02

Confidential, no Sc les amnlstla;
Sc principal por tratar dc CORE
girlos, y cuando este, desgracla-
damente, no es dable, Sc slogan
sus vidas con ell objeto biologico
y fundamental de cue las espigas
titles crezcan y fructifquen.
Respecto de los revolucionarios
que a 81 mismos Sc llaman cons
titucionalistas" y algunos de Gu
yos representatives han sido escu
chados por miembros del Senado
de los Estados Unidos de Ameri-
ca, ique mas querriamos, sino
que convencidos, reaccionaran y
depusieran sus enconos para We
mir a sumar sus esfuerzos con los
nuestros, al efecto de emprender
juntos la magma e ingente tarea
de la reconstruction naclonal!....
Desgraciadamente, no Sc acogle-
ron a la ley de amnistia que dlo
ell Gobierno del Presidente lnte-
rino a raiz de su Inauguration,
antes al contrario, connotados re-
volucionarios que ejercian en- la
Republica cargos electives 0 que
disfrutaban de empleos remune-
radios, abandonaron ell pals sin
que nadie los molestara, no obs
tante la certidumbre del Gobier-
ma de que irian a TRAFALGAR en- su
contra en- tierras eXtrahas, con la
ingratisima labor, varios de ellos,
de sacar al sol las miserias Y de-
fectos que como a cualQuiera a.
grupaci6n humana, tambien a
nosotros nos afligep.
ST c0ncertaram0s con ellOs el
armisticio que Sc indica, ipSo:tdcto
les habriamos reconocido la bell
gerancia. cOsa que no puede ser
por una porci6n de raz0nes que
no han de escapar a la penetra-
ciGn del Gobierno de los EstadOs
Unidos de America, ell cual, hasta
la fecha pGblicamente 2 10 me-
nos, al igual nuestrO. solo rebel
des los ha considerable. \ es doc
trina admitida. que con los rebel
des no Sc c0ncierten armisticios.
La seguridad que Sc pide d mi
GobiernO de que prontO Sc conVO-
que, por parte del mismo, a pro-
xmas y libres eIeccioneS, es Ia
prueba mas eIocuente y la cOnfe-
sion mas inequivoca de que el Go
bierno de los EStados Unidos de
America 10 considera legal y So
lidamente constituido. y~ejercien-
do, como todoS los de su clase,
actos tan trascendentales para Ell
perfecto funcionamientO civico de
las ~naciones soberanas. Como va
de antemano nuestras leyes ext
gen tai seguridad, no es de temer
que Sc falte a elias en- Ia lucha e.
l]eccionaria que Sc aproXima. pa
"a que ell actual Gobierno, interi-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-02

(COntinuara en- ell pr6Ximo nu-
mero.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-02
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
SOUND SLEEP
GOOD APPETITE
Lady Tells of Great Benefit
Women Would Receive
by Following Her
Example.

Renfroe, Ala.-"T want to make
statement for publication" says MITE
Ollie Owens, of this place, as it may
be the means Of relieving some poor
suffering woman.
II suffered terribly for years with
many serious womanly troubles, and
became so weak and nervous I could
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aches, pains In my back and sides
and was always going to the doctor
but never felt we'll.
Finally my husband bought ms
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cording to directions, and began fee
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II never get tired of telling WHs
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Mrs. Owens advice-take Cardul'
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
Tom, Dick or Harry?
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

toes; he tore my pretty dress; he talked
so loud and acted so queer that every
body in the place was laughing at him
and at me.
There was nothing really wrong about
the mamie was good enough as far
as his morals went-but he was just
sort of coarse buffoon. l remember
when the musicians went to supper my
man got hold of the bass viol and tried
to play it and made a noisy nuisance
Of himself in general. About IL o'clock
pretended to have a sick headache
and went home. with my poor beau ex-
postulating all the way.
Her Lesson.
My aunt never said a word to me
about the party or about my beau.
She didn't have to.
had learned my lesson--that time.
A little later I had to learn It all
over again. I was in a strange city,
living in a strange boarding house
among strangers. There were some
people in the house who were very nice
to me. didn't like them very well, but
I was lonely and homesic5, and al
lowed myself to become very familiar
with them.
For ten years those people followed
me like some decree of fate l left
that city-went among friends Of a very
different sort, but wherever I was those
people followed me by some hook or
crook. claiming my acquaintance and
demanding more OF me than any of my
own family would think OF asking. |
paid my debt OF gratitude to them over
and over and over again, but they were
never satisfied. Since that time have
never made a convenience of people
without realizing that the time would
come when those people would insist
upon making a convenience OF me, and
have been a little careful about going
out with Tom, Dick and Harry-just
to be going.
! You're right, little girl-absolutely
right.
Show your good sense and stay right
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
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Hard Luck.

A man once was talking about hard
luck, and his friend was listening with
sour expression. Why, you don't
know what hard luck isl" said the
friend, Il have always had it, When
was kid there was such bunch Of
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
The Seven Mistakes of Matrimony
BY DOROTHY DIX

sarily takes him into an environment
Of which his wife can know nothing
and when he isn't at work he goes off
with other men tC enjoy himself for
II is not the custom for American
men and women to play together.
To give us due credit, we have
blundered into this state of affairs
through blindly following the line Of
least resistance. Men have taken
their pleasures in the way they liked
best. So have women, and it must
be confessed the ideal of good time
differs in the sexes There are a very
few American women who really en-
joy athletic sports while the average
American married man only attains,
through fasting and PRAYER, to the
pinnacle where he can endure teas
and receptions with an expression
that indicates joy.
They Must Learn.
Nevertheless, if a husband and
wife mean to make a success of their
life together they must learn to play
together for there are no ties strong
err than those that bind us to the
comrades of our happy hours no So
Ciety so dear as tina which we can
I'll in with a succession of DO YOU
remembers"
That this is true needs no better
proof than the fact that we never
question the domestic felicity of that
couple that we see setting out on
their holidaying together. When we
observe the Smiths packing their
camp kit for a run down to Florida
for tarpon fishing, or meet the
Joneses at a suffrage meeting, we
know that all is well in those two
households.
But when we hear that Mrs. Smith
has had 40 new dresses made for
Palm Beach, and that Mr.. Smith has
gone to Montreal for the toboggau-
ing. or we meet Mrs. Jones at hen
club and Mr.. Jones at a poker club.
we aren't in the least surprised when
we pick up the paper some morning
and read that these couples who
| didn't know how to play together,
anyway, have decided to break away
/ from each other and try playing in
/ somebody else's backyard.
The moral Of all this is that II hus-
| bands and wives would be happy
! though married, they must cultiva te
an interest in each others pursuits.
1 They must have friends in common,
umuSementS in common hobbies in
D
not be kuljoys for each other. The
woman whose narrow prejudice and
/ bosSiness forces her husband TO give
stag parties at his club instead of IN
/ his home, or the man who never goes
| out TO a party with his wife without
/ looking like an early Christian mar
J tyr and being so grumpy that he de-
! stroys all Of her pleasure have laid
| the AK at the root OF their family
| happiness
For it is the beginning of the end
| when either husband or wife finds
/ out that he or she can have a better
/ time when the other one is absent
/ The only really married people ara
/ those who Nc ~ truly enjoy any,
/ thing unless their PLAYMATE is along
So, young man. and young woman,
/ starting out in matrimony take this
/ tip; Learn - be a sport and to play
/ YOUR partners game. You may not
/ like il at first but you can learn TO
/ like it If you win. There are plenty
/ of things that are caviar To us but
/ you can cultivate taste FOR them.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
~ - UNREST - y
BY WILLIAM r. KIRK.

THHERE is no rest save sleep and death
For us whom Destiny is driving;
Until the last and feeblest breath
Some part of every mau is striving
The tireless muscles of the strong,
The mental workings of the clever.
Unite. as we are swept along.
In one grand purpose of endeavor.
The idle day and idle dream
Are for the dotard and the fool:
The salmon flashes up the stream;
The coarse carp fattens in the pool
Striving we live. and, striving, shun
The dull content that would enslave us;
And glory, ere the day is done,
Is that unrest the Master gave us.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07

Officer, arrest my husband Hes
nearly killing me"
An right madam, but tell ME,
how long has this fight been going
uu""
About an hour"
You should have called me sooner"
'Dh 10 wasn't necessary. ! had all
the best of il until Just nov"