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Washington Journal., 1913-06-28

Isle Elm gIiB aus beiterm
Simmel traf sic Eralterfim0e BON
Dem Sini6eioen ibrer So6ter Selen
8rodbaus Serrn Sermann q. @oa-
mer uno 6amilie. Die 8erltorbene
lit an %. SUM i'm 81. Sabre ibres
Qebens oen Solgen elmer operation
an A%ppenoicitfs in Chicago, mo iie
nit ibrem Gotten Iebte, erlegen. Seit
Iieben Sobren lit iie BON @aibington
fort, bier aber Iomobl ais audi in
Baltimore, mo tie in bei0en Stdoten
Oie 56ule beiubte, unO DEFENDERS Ell
ne 9usbilOung hires groBen muiifa.
ii6en8alentes erbielt, mobl 6efannt
@ier trauern nidt MIR Die @ltern
Ionoem aud lire 8riioer CHARLES O..
uno &pbert Mtilton @oamer. Die
W}utter lomobl als 9riioer II. Sdpa-
gerinnen limo lofort nod Chicago
abgereiit, Inn Der 8eerOigung bei5u=
mobnen.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28

Ole Critic &eformicrte
s. II d E bat einen &lIf 5u elmer gr-
ra-@eriammlrng i'm Sonntagsihui-
3immer Scr air6e fiir uGditen Qien.
itag, glbenos 7.30 llbr, erIniieu, Uni
anitalteu 3u treffen, 100 0elegutell
CUR SpnoOe i'm nG6iten September
a u%empfangen.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28
N3eiu Niiper @ielu Iarf.

gtep Miper @icp 9Qrf miro am
A. Sui Der bette @lab iein, Inn Die
len patriotiihen Gag 81 feiern unO
81 genieBenl Sodintereiiant miro
Die acknowledging, DerbunOen
nit 5ouidirm-5aa oes 9aaoniIten
icin. 3mei aiinitlerinnen wer0en
900 SUB iif ourd Ben dute TIE du-
te uerfen laiien uno i'm 3eide unten
lanOen. @roBartige 6euermerfe. W1lt-
lit uno Gan3 frei. @irtiAaft melt
offenI
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28
SmmaOerma6It.

4arl Is arumbfe, BON poblbefann-
ten oeutideu GlterL unO Sri. SOo
0elifle Cor nabmen lid Wtitte 0ieIer
@ode einen bolben Gag llrIaub. Sic
Iugten ibren 6reutOen ni6t, mobin
Tie geben moaten; lie gingen namli6
mad godpiae uno ais iie 8uriidfa-
men, maren lie N}am unO 5rau. Sb-
rem Gltern batten ie audi ihts geiagt,
Oenn ole naren elmer @eirat entge-
qerl, 6eionoers i6res iugenoli6en
9llters meaen. Gr lit 81 Sabre uno
Die iilnge 6rau Is Sabre alt.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28

Mit Dem Dampfer 9tedar Oes
0~orooeuti6en 9loDo reiIten 6rau s.
2eDi un6 Sobn, Die biz @n0e Septem-
Der in 9eutI9lano bleiben ueroen-
Mit benz v8ailer @iIbsIm 2" usrrei
fen DOn Nsw gOrt Son. 9am. 8risbt,
@eraID .. @sl6omriOse. Wit Dem
.RrOmprin5 WiIbeIm" I'M l. Suli Or.
@m. Germ MOrsau. 0err unb 6rou
81. 8. Rotblein. 6rau Marp q. SOuss.
Wait Der 9. 9. Bremen 9srr $. $.
RanOOIpb 6smmius.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28
Wlen Gdlu Yarf.

Die 6eier oes A. Sui miro IN
@len edo Yarf in groBartiger @eiie
oieies Sabr beganeen meroen. Sir
5euertperf alein bot Die @eidaftslei-
tnng $1,000 a~usgegeben. @m nGd-
item Samltae iperoen sic n9ioOies"
Die nad Dem Bart fommen, Elm 81
merben nno Shaufel als Souue-
mir erbaltcn.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28

I'm Ser @nfunt oes neuen
Nampfers Der Sam6urg-glmerifa 81
ME uSSSmparator" bei5uiDobnen, Da-
rem SEER 6. 9roop, Der bieiige Ser
treter Ser &inie, unO Or. 6. 81. Cell
bauien nah Ntem Yorf gereiit. Sic
beim OGDEN Oes 0ampfers
~nnpeienO uno na6ber @Gite Oes &a-
&oaer REMEMBERING Oes
aeuen &ieienOampfers iinO Tie mieoer
bierber 8nriidaefehrt.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28

SamneI @ompers, Der lifl
fiir3li6 elmer Operation ~unter5ieben
muBte, befinDet ii1 bel Deitem beiier
uno bofft in fur8er 8eit ieinen BlaB
an ieinem 8ulte wieOer %einnebmen
gu fouuert.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28

Rad elmer publi5ierten omtli-
den Statiitif betrug Der llmiab BON
altem @etaa, nit gtbrehnung bon
Solo, SLIDER, Elntin uno aluminium
in Den Ser. Staaten i'm Sabre 1912
$77,395,843 gegen $50, 585, 800 i'm
Goriabre, cine 3unabme bon mebr
ais 100000.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28

M fe aeoog, Elm Angeltellter Der
@ai6iugton Sos @ompanp murOe am
Mittpod na6 Dem emergency so.
ipitul nit arg 5erihmettertem 6liBe
qe6roht. ST. mar BET Der Arbeit nit
Dem 6iiBe 3pii6en einen 6ra6tele,
Dotor uno Sha6t gefommen.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28

SER @. g. Meper BON Der
@enniDlpania Apenue bat cine Be
1u1sreiie nod 0euti6lano angetre-
ten. Sen ldngiten Aufentbalt miro
er in 8iidebure unO in Sannoper
nebmen. -
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28

81 nj "a. SUM itarb Sobn 8urf i'm
9llter BON 70 Sabren. Der 500 er-
loite i'm bon elmer langen II. i6mer5-
6aften &ranfbeit. Die 8eerOigung
iano am 26. ouf Dem @roipeft Sill
SrieObof ltatt.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28

Serr aarl aobler bat @aibing-
ton fiir Die Commemorate p@erlai
fen uuo in @bite Sulphur Springs
in @elt @irginia cine Steaing ouge-
nommen. @r miro iid ireueny bon
ieinen @ai6tngtoner 6reunOen 81
b0ren.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28

@m "a. Sunn itarb 81 Colonial
gea6 Serr George Brandt. Der
9eritorbeiia mar nit 2ouiie 8ranot
geb. @ilion, perbeiratet, unO mar
Elm Sobn BON 9ouis uno Minnie
Brandt.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28

lleberaH in unlerem Qanoe
6erriht in letter Belt Itarfe @Grung
unter ben orbeitenoen 4laIien; in
6olge Der @erteueerung aler Qebens-
beOiirfniiie lin0 oieie ge6Duneen, bo.
bere 20bne Slt berlangen, Inn i'm
Stanoe at Iein, elm menihenmiiroiges
0aiein fiibren 81 f6nnen. 8enn Die
4opitaliiten nibt nabgeben, fiibrt
EOies 3u Strifes, Doourb b~eionoers
oie perbe'roteten @rbeiter oft ins
gr0Bte @leno g~eraten un0 ge3tDungen
Iweroen, ul1ter ben alten BeOingumgen
Die Mrbeit mieoer auf5unebmen, ooer
ibre &eimat III Derlaiien. Inter
dbnliben llmItdnOen beerfnBe 8u-
oolpb Saur boz ungefdbr % Sabren
oas unten abgeOrudte @eoihtben,
wel6es oamals in pielen freiiinnigen
3eitungen in 0ieiem 2an0e, iomie IN
Geuti1lano @erbreitug lamb, uno
iebr beifdnig oufgenommen Duroe.
8enn man oie 8uitdnoe in @elt-1ir-
ginia betrabtet, ioute man meinen,
Oas @eOiht D1re erit iest geihrieben
poroen. GosieIbe lautet:
Gum grDkem Mrbeiterfrife.
Sn Sia' MnO 6iiue prangt oas
2an0,
Gle Spei6er limo gefiiat gum Stand,
4aum fallen tie Die @arben;
lln0 bodies ibeint ni1t glaubli1
lHier-
@iebt es nod aberdeen, Die anbier
Sci barter Mrteit oarben!
Sci barter @rbeit f0nnen tie
Sir hire 2iebpn faum nit Miib'
Das nadtc 2eben friiten;
&ommt enOlidD aranfbeit nod ms
Sans,
Damn bri6t oas GlenO rebt erit aus,
Sn oieIem nQan0 Der Gbriiten~.
lln0 menn Der Murm liH einmaI
friimmt,
Ger 6unfe 5iino't, Der lang gegIimmt
9as 8olf, in Staub getreten,
Den 0r1ngern feline SABINE meii't
Die SclaDenfetten milo 3erreiBt,
lShrei'n tie nob .8aionettenl~
Nah 8aionetten, Militdrl
@enn @rant nur bier uno 4aiier
mar,
Sic gdben iih 5ufrieOen-
W2it alien, ielbIt nit einem SbronI
lin MIR ni1t Ben geredten Qobn
Dem arHen Wnnn al bieten.
Auf, Die ibr pirfet Gag uno Naht,
SIN gtienbammer, tief i'm Gha9t,
gluf Die Oas DampfroB fiitternI
%br Hroletarier @n', ertpa1tl
@etuonneu ibOu lit baIb Die Sblaht
lno Die Sprannen 3itternl
Do6 brau6t's in elmer &epubIif
Niht Selier, DDnomit MnO Strid,
lin &ebt iih 81 peribaffen;
u9ie reie M a OF, 0asfreie
@ort"
Sci cure 3uflu1t, euer Sort
llno itarfe @ebr uno @affen.
Ni6t a2amUer" nnO ni1t uNeDe-
reno,
ySe1 Mann, Der ellre Jfoten tennt
Wdblt, oas @eieb 81 MAIDEN.
gfebmt W1nner aus Den eig'neu
Heib'n-,
Damn miro euh balo gebolfen lein,
Die beii're 3utunft tagen.
Damn miro Dies QanO ni1t MIR
gum S9ein
Der u5rei'n lmo 8raOen" Seimat
lem;
llno uNrbeit bringet o5iiae".
1Seio einig", mabret guer Nedt,
Die 6eiIeln Der Barteien brehtl
@ortDdrts gum groBen 8ielel
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28
yteu 9liper Wieu Bart.

Ger 0ampfcr Gbas, $. @erner
fG6rt al tislid pOu 7te Strafe @erf=
te nm 10 lt6r DOrm., 2 ll6r uuO Z
llbr nadmittags.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28
@erfanfsiteaen
bes o@nibinstOn SOarnaI"-

SObn ainoer, 633 @-5traBe, @--8-
Sam qoams, 900 @-StraBe, &.-g8.
s. 81. Bird, 2t53 go. 9lpe., N--8.
5. Sir1b, SOB lite Ctr, N.-@.
@mericon Go6aceo 60, 475 @enm-
iplDunia 9lDenue, N.-8.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28

aeiet ous r@aibinston SOuruaI.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28

%legnnOria, ga.
S. aeece eaton, 1913 90 aOaI ct
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
ORDER ISSUED FOR
RIFLE PRACTICE OF
GEORGIA'S MILITIA

The first official publication of the
state military department under the
administration of General J. Van Holt
Nash comes today in his bulletin out
lining the schedule for outdoor eXer-
cises, or rifle practice, which the Geor-
gia National Guard will follow during
the year.
The schedule has been mapped out
carefully to provide a systematic course
OF work. A long period of rifle prac
tice for instruction and record on local
ranges first Is prescribed, to begin i'm
mediately. In the bulletin General
Nash calls attention to the fact that
the course in small arms firing has
been changed and that the preparation
for examinations, appointments or pro-
motions must include a study of the
order effecting the revision.
According to the schedule. the state
rifle competition will be held in At
lanta, June II, II, 13 and II, for the
purpose of instruction in rife practice
and the selection of state team to
compete in the national matches at
Camp Perry, Ohio. August 20.
In July, regimental camps of instruc-
tion and of rife practice will be main
tanned.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
HUNT POISON IN
ADMIRAL 8 DEATH
Widow of Joseph G. Eaton Be-
gins Investigations Stom-
aCh To Be Examined.

BOSTON. March appropriations
were made today to send to Professor
Whitney, of Harvard, for analysis the
stomach of Rear Admiral Joseph Giles
Eaton, former cOmmandant at the
CharlestoWn navy yard. whose sudden
death at West Norwell is being investi-
gated.
The investigation is said to be at the
instigation of the widow, who told her
suspicious to her family physician, DR..
Frame, of Rockland. When the patient
died DR.. Frame reported the case to
Medical Examiner Osgood, of Rockand.
The investigation is being made to de-
termine if Rear Admiral Eaton. died of
natural causes, was a suicide or the
victim of foul play.
Mrs. Eaton, widow of the rear ad-
miral; her mother, Mrs. George Har-
rison, of Alexandria. Va, and Miss Dor
othy Ainsworth. the rear admiral's
stepdaughter. have been questioned by
the authorities at their Assinippi home
The mystery parallels the sensation
three and a half years ago, when the
admiraFs wife, "a years his junior.
made charges that their baby son was
the victim of a poison plot Later 1t
developed that the couple had adopted
this baby son. The Wife's charges were
not substantiated.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Anti-Suffrage Letter
By Mark Twain, Dated
1867, Found in West
Humorist Philosophical on State
Millinery" Beautiful Whis-
kers and Handy Men.

MEXICO, MO, March 12.-AttorneI
George Robertson has found lettel
written in 1867 by Mark Twain oI
woman suffrage. The humorist al
anti suffrsgist, said:
Think of the professions that
would distress our eyes. Think Of
the curious legends on the trans
parencies:
"Vote for Salie Robbins, the only
virtuous candidate" And this:
Vote for Judg McGinnis. Nine
children"
The women then will form state
millinery and talk politics instead
OF discussing fashions. Also, in
that day the man who hath beauti-.
full whiskers shall best the home
~ man of wisdom for governor,
and the youth who WaltZes with
exquisite grace shall be chief Of
police in preference to the men
with energy.
The one solitary thing | have
shirked up to the present time
would fall on me and my family
would go to destruction, for am
not qualified for wet nurse.
(Signed) MARK TWAIN.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Difference Between
Preachers and Actors
As Told by Sir Henry
Irving s Opinion of the Pulpit and
the Stage as Recalled by
Seymour Hicks.

NEW YORK, March 12.-Seymour
Hicks, the versatile actor manager au-
thor, tells about the meeting of the
bishop of Westminster and Sir Henry
Irving The bishop asked Sir Henry:
How is it that we clergymen, in
spite of the great and true subjects we
discuss in public make so little i'm
preston, while you gentlemen of the
stage make so much?" Sir Henry an
swered:
1T is because We actors make fiction
sound like truth, while you clergymen
make truth sound like fiction"
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
WITNESS ON
STAND is FINED AFTER
PERJURY ACCUSATION

MACON, GA, March ia mistrial
was caused in the case of T. j. Roberts
a saloon man, charged with violating
the prohibition law, when a witness in
the city court declared he was going to
tell the truth ABOUT having bought
liquor from the defendant despite ef-
forts of the latter's lawyer to induce
him to swear to another version.
THE witness is drunk" asserted the
lawyer in question, State Senator w.
D. Mcneil.
Judge Hodges Immediately examined
the witness, harness maker named O.
Wilder, and found that he was intox-
icated. The judge Immediately fined
the witness $40 and declared a mis-
trial.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
COUNTY
POLICE PLOT OF
MURDER
Continued From Page One.

either. Johnson today declared he ex-
hibited gashes on his hand and welts
across his head to one of the bailiffs,
and begged that Oliver be arrested, but
all to no avail.
Lieutenant Oliver Aroused.
Lieutenant Oliver was just as heat
ed in his remarks today as his superior
Oliver said: 't
The stories that johnson spread
about me are plain lies-nothing more
or less. He's sore on me. and for the
past year has been trying to hatch uo
something on me that he could run to
the county commissioners with. He
has failed. He lies when he says
dined down town with a married wom-
an He knows he lies and can prov
If. AS to his alleged hints of immoral
conduct, drunkenness. and the usual
sensational howls raised by the dis
gruntled office seeker those are mere
words. He can't prove one Of them,
AS to the affair yesterday in the
! grand jury room. the fact is that I
never touched Johnson When We met
in the room | told Johnson Just what
| thought of him in pretty plain Eng
lish rabbing chair he started to-
wards me. | just grabbed him by the
collar and shook him like ] would g
rat--that's all. | wouldn't hit the fel-
low--what was the use. l could handle
him like boy IL |. cared to. All this
howl he puts up about being maced is
rot. | couldn't have used my club II
had had it with me-
johnson Demands lnvestia alton.
81 demand a general investigation, 4"
said Johnson today. "and l will show
the public things that will astound the
county and the state. | already have
several affidavits in my possession i'm
plicating four officers and the name of
a woman who has made grave charges
against two Of these officers.
Some of these affidavits involve
Lieutenant Oliver on the charge. OF
has been protection" offered to people
with money. have received reports
that there has been protection offered
90 blind tigers and other Illegal places.
"Of course not all the men on the
county police force will be involved, but
the entire administration. will be shown
up, and particularly the inefficiency Of
Chief Rowan, at whom will aim my
heaviest ammunition
Would Run For Chief"
i am going to run for chief of county
police unless some other good man Of
fers himself with the promise of a thor
ough clean up. | believe am the losi-
cal man to do the cleaning up. l have
studied this situation for months.
Il am going before the grand Jury
and demand the indictment of Lieuten-
ant Oliver and County Officer A. W.
jackson for assault with intent TO mur-
der Oliver tried to kill me with billy,
while Jackson stood by with his hand
on his pistol in his hip pocket. Jack
son Is the man who locked the door
oliver invited me into the room on
the pretext Of talking to me. and when
jackson turned the lock. Oliver told
me he was going to kill me"
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
LOUISIANA WOMAN
AND SON ACQUITTED
OF MURDER CHARGE

CLINTON, LA, March 12.-After re-
naming out only ten minutes the jury
in the trial Of Mary Ellen Huston and
her son. freed both of the murder of
Hillaire Jacobs, inmate of the state in
sane asylum. No witnesses were Of
fered by the defense.
Jacobs body was found on a roadside
last January. He had been shot to
death, Witnesses testified to having
seen the accused near where the body
was found. The woman's son. a boy,
had a shotgun. One witness said that
shortly after seeing the two she heard
q shot,
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
WOMAN DIES AS RESULT
OF ATTACK BY HUSBAND

FItHGERALD, GA. March 12.-Mrs.
Doc Werner, whose husband is in Jail al
ocilla. Ca, for assaulting her with in n-
tent to XIII. IL dead az her home here.
The doctors who had examined her had
ADVISED that she could not live II is
said that Werner expressed a desire to
see his wife, but the sheriff would no;
consent on account of the bitter feeling
toward him in the mill district
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS
ON SUB-P0WER STATION

COLUMBUS, GA, March - The
stone & Webster Engineering Corpora
ton, OK Boston, Mass, with Southern
headquarters in Columbus. began the
construction of a sub-power station to-
day for the Columbus oPoWer Company
ST LAGRANGE. The Columbus Pow eY
Company viii not only build "a sub-sta-
ton at a cost of tSd.ooo OF $4,000. hu,
wit. Sl bu'c d.sr .buuu system n.
'tt town @uuno 'o tb, bu Ur- u'
'te suo-s,s''"n Nt' u.uasp n l..
G.aug. ts.r..
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Greeks Aid Siege on scutari.

Joining the Montenegrin and Servian
army, which is investing Scutarl. Two
transports full of Greeks have arrived
at San Giovanni 6i Medua, Albania, and
the men will reinforce the army, be-
sieging the Turkish city. The Balkan
allies are determined that Scutari shall
be taken so that Montenegro shall have
the forceful effect of this in demanding
that the city be ceded to the Monte
negrins
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
SIX SAW CELL FLOOR
IN SAVANNAH AND FLEE

SAVANNAH, GA, March Ed Neid-
linger. James Merken. Charles Fox, Sans
Picket, Tony Silva and Michael Picker
son escaped from the county farm last
night by saving through the floor Of the
cell in which they were confined. Two Of
the six are long termers. Neidlinger was
serving a twelve months sentence for
stabbing his wife, and Merken similar
term for robbery
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
HIGH COST OF GASOLINE
MET BY ROCKEFELLER

SEA BREEZE, FLA. March i2.-4John
D. Rockefeller paid 25 cents a gallon for
gasoline today a. The garage of the Hotel
clarendon here. lie did not criticise the
price
Mr. Rockefeller remarked last week that
n would be fine to have mo,oi ooat in
lords = o. were not for the high cost
uf gasoline
H'uN'l id.tr' owner ana manager of
1.e E'Eabt. NH- sNNaNs Nau Iu pa. STAND H.
'' ''| ''s.r. Tor ula gasoline aud hiuk :
' I,..sf' '..'r should rtN H0- price
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
BABY BOY DIES FROM
ACID GIVEN HIM BY
4-YEAR-OLD BROTHER

JEFFERSON, GA, March 1.-THE
ron Carter, two-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. D. A. Carter, of this place,
died late yesterday from the effects Of
carbolic acid, administered by his four
year-old brother.
While playing in the room Monday
afternoon the children came across
small vial containing carbolic acid and
before their mother knew it the poison
had been given
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
BROOKS is
VICTOR AT PRIMARY;
REFORM SLATE WINS

WEST HAMMOND. H., March r..
The reform element headed by Miss
Brooks. triumphed at the pri-
mary election held here yesterday, re-
turns today show. Miss Brooks took
a prominent part in the campaign ana
" worked hard yesterday for her ticket.
. Her entire slate went through.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Chinese Shoot Russian Consul.

PEKIN, CHINA, March 12.-When
the Russian consul was passing the
Chinese barracks at Tsihihar, northern
Manchuria, he was shot by Chinese SOL
diers. Eight shots were fired at his
escort, consisting of four Cossacks, but
they escaped injury.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
BACON AND SMITH
ENDORSE STOVALL q.
FOR FOREIGN POST

WASHINGTON. March 12.-P. A.
Stovall. II Savannah. Ga, has been
recommended by Senator Bacon and
Senator Smith. OF Georgia, TO Secre-
tsry of State BNsn for appointment
as minister to Switzerland.
The name OF the Georgia candidate
has not been placed before President
Wilson, but will he within few days.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Prince Of Wales Plans Trip

BERLIN. March 12.-The Prince Of
Wales is TO visit Germany at the end
Of his present term at oxford, and will
spend his time at Stuttgart, the h<me
of his mothers relatives.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Bike Corps for kaiser's Army.

BERLIN. March 12.-Germany is go
ing to add a bike corps to the army.
1t was learned today that the new mil
itary bill provides for the creation If
eighteen cyclist corps of ten men each.
Each cyclist will be furnished with a
pistol and a carbine
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Dutch Fear For Diamond Industry.
A AZ G11 I'D II A Al IInI ND No =,

AWS EfNDAW, iUIJIIAND, MdT|H
12.-There is much anxiety among the
diamond workers in this city lest
America increase the duty on cut dia
monds TO such an extent as to make
it necessary to remove the whole in
dustry to the United States. 1t is re-
ported that a duty of % per cent will
be levied on cut diamonds instead oS
10 per cent as at present.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

NEWS
Important Events From All
Over the Old World Told in o
Few Short Lines.

CHERBOURG. FRANCE. March l..
Seven men were hurt two fatally, when
a motor aboard the French subparine
Foucault exploded during trial trip.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

b yThe Georgian, is now indOrsC
erS who favor charter revision
The Georgian renews. and
strongly emphasizes. the sug-
gestion made by this newSpa-
per that the way to defeat the
little group of politicians who
are banded together to strangle
the proposed charter is by holding
great mass meeting in the Audito-
rum AT ONCE, so that the Doliti-
clans may hear the voice of the peo-
pie in a united popular demand for
Peoples Charter instead OF a
Politicians Charter
Get good bands Of music get the
best speakers. with Atlanta's most
influential mep on the platform
and send out the peoples indignant
message 10 the bosses that they
can no longer rule, and charter re-
vision is certain. The bosses fear
he people in mass meeting assem-
bed And they will do as the peo-
pie wish them TO do if they realize
that our citizens are in deadly
earnest. Turn the bosses out! Do
il now!
Tho Constitution lndorses Idea.
The Constitution today editorially in
iorses The Georgian's plan for a great
mass meeting. The Constitution says:
BY all means let the mayor call
an indignation meeting! Hold It
in the Auditorium Let it he the
most representative meeting in the
history OF the city Time is past
for ordinary methods. Let these
politicians know that Atlanta wants
and will have genuine charter re-
vision, and that If necessary 20 run
over the politicians TO get it. the
city is ready to do so II has over
come greater obstacles in the past,
and it will overcome this one now.
Petitions Being Circulated.
Following The Georgian's editoria
urging a mass meeting of citizens al
the Auditorium to defeat the plans oI
the politicians and demand genuine
charter reforms as embodied in the new
charter Of the committee Of %, peti.
tons requesting Mayor Woodward t,
cal such 6 meeting are being circu-
iated today.
"A mass meeting should be called,
declared Mayor Woodward. Public
attention has been directed at the an
tics of that little clique that is try
ing to run this town. regardless Of the
people. The people should express,
themselves.
1t is the peoples affair Dozens
have called on me personally and urged
a big meeting. | am ready to call such
a meeting if it is the general desire
Big Men Back Meeting.
\ number of prominent business and
professional men have become active
" interested in the mass meeting plan
and within "a hours they expect tc
have q program for such rally per
fected. Many have offered to subscribe
funds for the enterprise Great lead
ers have promised to speak. Outside
~ the politicians. practically every one
SAYS it is the thing to be done
1t is the one way for the people to
get what they want said Wilmer L.
Moore.
Il think II is time for forceful action
on the part Of every patriotic citizen OF
Atlanta. A majority of council have
shown they don't intend to act for real
reform unless forced TO do so" said
Victor H. kriegshaber.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
ALBANIAN 70 EIGHT rIcks

IJALION, GA, MarCh l2.-Dr. A. c.
SteVer. OF Atlanta, has been appointed
ny the government as successor 20 Dr..
1, u. Lowe, IN charge of the cattle tick
eradication work in this section. and
VIII aINNe This Neck 10 take up his
duties