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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01

Gn glnipsnins. On @reit ieete
ON en- 0rgoniit og mootog felgen-
be Billet:
r6piitereoe Sr. Eoitor! Seq le-
Ter, at De bnr 8rl1g for Ell Organiit
og Muiifl9rer, erten Dome eIler
&erre. Da leg bur paret begge De.
le ! mango aar, tillaoer leg mig
berbeo at aniege ON Hlooietl."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01
Blannt Eunna,11wn1.


4be Suli SET i 9aebilo gaffer,
Sen 4. Suli> BEN rationale m1e=
rtfanife 6eitbag, Ser 10 iom be.
fien0t bpert slor ifl1loe feires / ben
0a1,lf f=amertfanlfe 9eatiolralparf
&ebilo 8after, bapbe faanlet er
Gel Donif= =9lmerifonere, nten fer.
Zig en- Gel al Sanegnens Soft. Sell
bar Ser imiolertio life iaa meget
iom slntp6ning al, noor lt,r6tages
to Stolienere, Ser lpilleoe paa @gf=
fepiber. Golf gif ifl1ffet bort. GG.
9. 49,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01
Gen omerifamife 2anbbruasfum=

Gen amerifanife 2anobrmssfpm.
mis- siipn er ben0t tilbage fra Guro.
pa, bpor SEN for ltllberet 2an6=
brl19sforbol0e, og befie11otgior0t
forleben, at sen bor cit Weasle Np.
lDsninger og baaber at flt11ne fao
ferbig og 11oienbe lin 8eretninq
i11ben slarets l1bgong.
0en bar ipecielt ituoeret @o-ope-
ration melle1n 6ormeres &reoitip=
itemer og Srganilationen al 2on6=
libet europeiife 2a,1boiitrifter.
0e fau0t Sen al 6arlnere for 2oan
poa fort Sis hetolte &e11te at bpre
aiennem9oaenoe fra 4 til 57a Nro=
cent paa Gilfaor, ser gjeni1en1=
gaaellbe bar be6re enc Sc o1nerifa11=
ife 6ormere fan fao."
Den pcrlonltge Trt1eo / Seem
g)orf bliber mere og mere i,lbIfre11=
fet. geu er 6et nopnlig Sen iprige
Or. &ea1e, Ser farer freln moo
r&bgere";; set er alt for lenge IL
ben blepen forbu0t paa flere al
Spjbonerne at rpge. 9su iorelloor
Or. &eaie, at ingen n1aa rpge 111t=
Ser &oncerterne Central Norfe11.
SGrf! nn6er aaben @immel, bbor
2l1in6er at Me1neifer efter en-
nges boorbt 9lrbejoe i6ger Mblpre=
belle pe6 at lptte til be11 116nnerfeoe
Militerml1iif, Ser ifal set forbp6es
at rpge en- Cigar. @el6igpis bar
Garffommisiioner Stoper gibet
9oftore1 bet rette Sbor. San
ifrep: ySeg iffe olene bifoIoer, at
Der rpges UNDER @oncerten, men
leg ifuloe ogiao dnite, at Ser fun.
De ierperes Driffeborer til Sc mani
&c, Der npoer Mniiffen sen berli.
ae 9arf."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01

0inansmimiiter MfcMbpp 11oite0te
Man6ag Nften en- @rflering, boori
ba11 fremlatter oen 6irefte 8eifp6=
ming, at ct Hrisfol6 / 9fegieringenS
II &rocent Sbligotioner til 951a-
oen labelte &riS Sc nogenlin6e bar
itaa .et / ifplMes p11alten ll0ez
luffenbe, bpo6 ipnes at bare en-
&antpagne, Ser fpres me6 olle 3egn
til en- Mftale mellem flere af 6e inb~
flpbeliesrige 8anfer Seem Sort
for at beffe 6rpgt og l1ro for
6isie Sbligatio11er sen @eniigt at
hielpe 8auferne til at ifo6e SEQ
bel-9 -9opforToget."
@anfer forlfjellige Gele al 2a11=
Set ejer naiten a1le 6isie $730,882,
130 / 2 Nroce11t Sbligationer. De-
res Morfeosber6i por Man0oqs
$30,0O0,000 n1inore, ems 6o 8o1t=
ferne fjpbte oeln. 9eeIten bele
Masien er betrDttet ion1 Stfferbeo
| for Observation-Disclosures.
Jor rGro9rel10e er 6og Gor=
| ifjellen mellem Morfeosopr6ie11 og
be Se0ler, for bpilfe Sbligatioa1er=
tie itaor iom sifferbe0, oaffet al
Set iaafolbte 5 9erocel1t sssnblps=
l1ingsfon0, ser er 6eponeret / 5fat=
famneret for Snr0frielien al 9eotio=
nalbol1fie6ler.
sStnm1sminiiteren erflere6e, at 2
8rocent Sbligotiorerne bar fin
paalp6enbe @er6i tro6s Srisfolbet
paa Seem Oorfs W3arfe0. $ Sc 124
slar, Gegieringen for efsiiteret
iagbe ban bor 6e,1 piit Jig tro
MOS fine &re0itorer, og SEN ogter
iffe at foran6re 9aftif nlt. ssstrgen
eanf beb6per at ielge fine 0bligo-
TONER paa @rl1116 af &risfal6et /
9felp Dorf.
@i6ere iagoe Tina1lsn1i,1i1tere1l
at life nof me6, at i11tet ion belit
er forefaloet til at forrtnge @9r6i-
EN- al 6e 2 Eroce11t Sbligotio11er;;
set Mmen6e1nent, ion1 &niets 8a11f-
ng Se06elfonite ollere6e bor beo=
taget, bar tbertintob forget 6eres
@9r6i.
Gil Slrt1ing erflereoe sSi11ons-
n1inilteren me6 @ftertrpf, at ser it.
fe bill blipe ncgen Jinansuro, at
Sen itore MblinG ionr 9a116et MI
bar lt6ligt til at fca, Dil blibe Be-
idrget ube11 11oge11 Bonf nfeligbe6, og
at 6ina1s6epartemenfet bil6e op-
bpoe ale Mrtitreneelier for at be-
ifptte 9anoets rretningsinteres-
ier.
Set nteo6eles fro @aibi11gton, at
Qongresien ianoipnligpis oil iberf.
iette en- ltn6eridgeIie i 2iebeo meo
BEN fom nu paoeoar ongoaer,be
2obbDen, for at aofinbe, bbn6 Ser
ligeer til @runo for 6iinongmini-
'itereng Grflering.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01

goita gfiea er Sen 24oe SEQ.
ton til at antase l1oenrigs sminifter
8rDong Greospln1l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01

81 8asfaserer tom tilFaoe,
oeraf s moaffe ogoelig, 90 5 @ogne
/ at Denper, Boulder & @eitern Co
get belteoe 1ar gloora Col, for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01
!, gnites en- aone. 6orleoen

Enifes en- 8one, Borle6en
,1to6tog oen baulfe 8icefoniul, Dr.
Sssobn 6. Nel1o11 / ct. 8auI, Be-
''ibg af en- el0re 9lmerifaner fra
Montal1a, iom tom for at ipgrge
&oniule1l ont 6a11 life fier6te en-
6arif Nge, Der pilbe gifte Jig meo
bans 6nnife lorbalter, 0o ban bar
bange for at oenne ellers bilbe goa
fin Sci. &onlul Me1ion bap6e ingen
lige peo Saanoett, men lobeoe at ie
|fig ON, og ffnloe 11ogen banif &ige
|bere 2pit for at blipe gift, 1ao
moa bun life gelrere fig. Den
omtalte 0onifer, ser itanllner fra
Marbnsegne1t beifripes ion1 be-
renbe 5 500 8 CONNER b6i, &egt
165 Gltnb, iunoi og ltarf, blon6 %
pen, eoruelig og energiif, go0t
oporaget, benlig og ongie1gelig,
|28 Mar, eier nogle 6un6rebe Dol=
lars, og bar ct pe11t ll0fonume
|giennem Ben Jortn, bm1 beltDrer.
!Men ban ct elllo1n er Sgren, og
ban bill gierne giftes> men FIN me6
len go6 Hige, flyer bnn. 9lItloa til
8erfet,. mine Gamer, os glenn lite
at beolagge Geres ii6ite Sotografi
naar Sc ffriper til @onin1en.
r8bo is ,u6o?" S 8tooe bilt
|og ber og i Eelegrammer til 6atrife
Abiier er ST. Salbor sSarobien ble-
ben nepnt ion1 Donn1nrfs= =8Dg<
1tings-&on1iteensl 6orma,ro og iom
u6en, Ser far Ie0et glrbeioet be6
Gan1norfsbDgni11gen poo sm1
Grancisco.l10i itillingetr". bpilfet er
en- 6ejltagelie, lo1n bgr rettes / 81
6e, life mi116lt for6i Sen loa pien-
ipnlig fomnrer frd Ell @ar1t, ,lemlig
|9anif= =almerif ifanify selifab, iom fun
dler llore1tet l, gaast liet % ION
alligepel ieger at tilrane fine GoH
9gren for alt. 1ann1arfsbpq11inas=
|Sagen er rej1t al 0ore11ingen 500
mia" og 8ro0eriamfun6et @olifor=
nio, og &onitee1s 9eoere bar pe-
ret Mr. sssames Dea6ifon og Gr.
@elgoaro, Ser ii6en Sr. Mo6iio1s
|ito6ige Spbol6 / Gresno for 6iri-
|geret Sc fleite Dfeoer. &omitee11s
faite Stgtter far beret Men6 iom
Ssncob Heterieu, @arl g. 2or1en,
6. @. @anle1l 10. @olnt, $. &or-
rell og andre, oeriblalr6t @aIDor
Sacobien, Ser er 6orn1au6 for en-
ltnberof0eling al @ope0fomiteen og
i6brigt loa belfeoen el1 Ma116, at
6enne &ettelie bill bere bam mere
eno fierfonlmen. 60. 9. 49,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01

sSnbianerbprns sfolegaus. Soc
5ten $4,000 S11oionerbprn gift poo
Sfole ifjor oeraf oper @alpoelen /
&egjeringe,,s sfoler. @1isiionsifo-
lerre igrge0e for oper 5000, %
oper 1900 bapoe frlgt oen bpibe
Nlanbs Gfsenrpel og la6et Jig ino-
Ifripe Sc regulere offentlige Sfo-
Ter, ifplge 4e1 al Snbanerfontoret
til s5oreneoe Stoters l1noerpiS'
ninespnien i,10ienbt 8eretning.
Tellcs &esrapclie. 0e 2t Sig.
}pnl blep grabet us al 8ingban1p-
ton "a. 81 Glotbing Gompanps
Ruiner, og iom nar bepet giort al-
beles uieje1fie1roelige al Sloen,
blep begrapet sen 276e Suit. Sel,
les sergegubstieneite bolbtes 8p-
ems itgr1te 6orIalnlingslofale, %
Sc 81 Sitter blep al 8ranomeao
oe 8olitibetiente haoret til @rao-
Iunoen. @raper1 oanne6e en- Sling,
r1eo Ell aaben 8la0s Mi0ten bDor
Ell Wiinbeitptte pil blipe relit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01
Qanae sSpbture fumes plu61elia at

2an9e Tpbtnre fumes plu01elig at
bore fon11nen poa Moben ber /
2a110et. @6morb &aplon @eltons
nspooferetur" fra Seem Dorf til
Minneapolis er be11 met o11talte.
6orrige Spn6ag anfom til Minnea=
polis Ell Mono, 5a1nuel 9ebs, iom
boboe tilbogelogtoet lille Stpffe fra
Seem Sort til Minneapolis til Jobs.
Serbert %. &ooper al 9eetparf, SC.
S., par forleben Sag / @bicago
pao cit 6ootur fra 9eetparf til Stil=
lebonsfplten. st sGgtepar fra 60
leoo,. g., er olrfomne til @fi11neo=
polls poo cit Sur tilfobs til gtille=
babsfplten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01
5lere elbsamle @as,,

'fnptter Zig til steoet. ct al be1n
|fortGller, at 6ellome1,et biier fig
bber Gang Sgen bar frGbet brg=
0efri Mennelfelip. Og bette bar !
Sen ienere 9i6 gje1togne @anse
peret 9ilfal6et. @nga11g / Gi11=
ter orl1fnebe iaoleoes nj 9re11ge
Ganternolpen, og 6or9l6rene leb
iomrenoe op og ne0 pe6 8re06e1
LAT Seen og ilDngebe 6orbnn6elier
ito .oper 6ens luntife @a1be. Tor,
bunoelierne er III, gooet / 0pfplbeI=
ie. st @roter pao fire Meters
[eSaM1fia1la bar ilugt Seen. meb en-
frpgtelig- @urgIer1 foripoatot Sen
,iioite Gel al @anoet. 6lmnmer i1og
op fra 9pelget og opb arl,rre1l
b6rteS fra sSor6ens sS116re. @en-
oberSebun6en Iao Ser Gulinbbis
|af 6eoe sSiif., Sm oct iao bar 8oo-
ben, Ser bar gaaet tilbun0s me1
be omfomne Drenge> Tugtes oglaa
6e11.
store @oern,e af menneifer
Iitrgn1meoe fen til Ste6et, bpor Be-
ginenbeoen bar funoet 5teo, for |
Nerbeoen at ltl16ere &rateret, fra
boilfet Ser itaoig itremmer @os us.
&roblernet bill MI blipe foreIaet
for SStaliens bi6enifobclige 9(utori-
|teter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01
9sicrpunt 0ioreans beipnSerlise
Seem NnrfS

FS<f"N< "s~%S""" ~SlJ"~S~~'SS
&cngeanbriuselicr. Seem Dorfs
6inan5frebie fif en uanet SDerra=
Telle, 0o gflefl1torerne / Merpont
Morgans Gpbsbo forleben> Sag
fremfom mes 6en tentn1elig ienia-
tionelle grflering, at ingen normal
5orretningsmano bilbe booe rgrt
neo mango al 0e @erbipapirer,
bpori Sen afoeoe Mfillioner babbe
onbrogt en 9el al fit 6ornue. St.
fe ,ni11bre 6orbonielie baffe oct,
oa man erfarebe, at BON frtn eieoe
Ell -eiiiieI1fe Mftie / ber 1r,ngfige
Staoltruit, bnn ielp bapbe ifabt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01

Gn 9anif / 9se'u yurf, @eitaura=
tpr 9o1is 9eeiienoun1, Sgn al So
teleier g., Sotel Bb6ntr, aieben=
babn, bor efter fin 8eoitenpooer ar.
bet 100000 &r. vSr. 9seiie,1oom
ofreiite Sen IL. sS,1Ii til 9m1narf,
fom ban life bar let / SO Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01
8anfctten 9fe,u gorf / slnleo=

8anfetten 9feiu Dorf / slnleo-
ming al @eneralfoniul Claus Bort
reiie blep Ell Sufces.. slIle Seem
Dorfs og 8rooflp11s 6a,1ife Sore
ninger bapbe ienot oeres foitbare
Silfefaner til at benpttes lon1 De=
foration og Ser blep operroft @e=
neralfo11i1tlen flere prngtfnlbe
8loni iteroeforotioner. Eelegrmn=
mer i1t0lgb fra &o11iulerre 8ecb,
Chicago; 8oppel, Baltimore; 86g=
gilo, San Grancisco; @elonoten /
8aibington NJ. 1T. II. Sole al So
brifant @ffeien / pelbalgte Sr6 for
@resgipiten - for Tru Glm1 al
6rr SSobonne 0ren; Strobe gan1-
bnib, Sobrifont 9pnge, 8ri6ge-
port, beriificeret Sale al 5r11 81
cfen=9retple1 5agferer slreI Set
fen, &bilaoelpbia, &reiterne 9orpb,
&Hoegaor6 og 81. 9l110erien Dr.
&anien, &oniul moe, %bila6elpbia;
Sogfdrer Sblmon, flung. @oniuI
@srgoar6. Gang of @oncertianger
S. 81. 2incf. Goler al sSa1genigr
Souls 8ircb, Soa.rnaliit Sarntie11,
Nbi1aoelpbia, Or. @oDing og Dr:
Sellrrng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01

tpr 2ouis 9eeiienoun1, Sen nf So
|teleier g., @otel Hbdntr, @ieben=
bobn, bar efter fin @e6ltenno6er at.
!bet 100000 &r. -@r. 9teiiet16am
|afreiite Sen IL. sS11li til 9mlntarf,
iom ban life bar let / SO Mar.
Gnbnn, efter at S,loian1linge11
til 1oe ifaoeli0te Danite neb Eor-
na6oen forlanglt er afiluttet, beo-
bliper Ser at i11ofonme 8i6rog.
Ser er iaaIe6es forrige uge 1no6ta=
get felge11be:: SSreo 21lcfe, &ren1-
Tia, Mont., 1915; 9. g. g. 2oge
9er. 1873, Suite, Scout, $15; g.
is. geielien, Ontaba, Meb., $5; bbil=
fet mes Sc ti6ligere n1o6togne no
gigr iolt $8,285.08.
Sanif 8ptanifcr / Mmerifa. Dr.
Sbe &onlien Bla11tebeltemn1er beb
8otaniif @abe / @igbe,babn, in6=
trof ne6 "Gsear II" til Seem g)orf
for at 6eltnge en ltgrre botaniif
gfsfurlton, i bbilfen pil oelto9e. ca.
80 8otanifere fra forlfjellige 9o11=
6e. @fsfurlionen btI bore ct &ar
Maane6er og itr9ffe Jig ober Or
fener, &rerier, @jerge etc., og e11be
/ 9lri5ona. 9r. Sbe Noulien for
beltaget / Slnfiens Gfspeoition til
bet in6re 9l1ien og far 0eltaget
forifjelltge 9bbba1t6sun6erlegelier
| CMorbl.
6. 6enbrieficn, oo1lif al 6goieI,
bar 40 9lar arbejoet for Glepe<
lano (Obio) 9porpognSbolog 1,oe,1
Spbolo % uoen at bobe bapt mo-
gen rgocation". Goa @pgres-
nanl al 8o[agSpreli6e11telt ON
ban fife gnifeoe at tage EN- Sur
biem til Danntorf / 5on1n1er,
lporeoe ban, at bons 6inonier
por altfor oaarlig Torfatning til
at ban fl11toe tanfe pao 11oget
iligt. Grnii6enten lfreb oq n6 'e1,
9anfa1rbisni1g paa 5000, iom
ban operrafte @e1r6ricfion ,ne6 oe1
8emerfni11g, at III, fur6e bat1 bel
fortage rSuren". Sen gonrle tro
Sener mootog @aben n1e6 1oarer
/ ginene og ifpnote Jig at gjere fig
feroig iaa b11rtigt Ife f,,noe til gei=
fen.
s. 6mrop, Ser i nogle 0foone0er
bar beret 9feoaftbr of vSocial-De=
mofraten", Chicago, refer til 9an=
mart, og 8la6et oil It'll bIibe Iebet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01

N- ~. :

ellen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-20
NOT GOOD SERVICE.

The accident in the subway OH ucs-
day evening was probably unayoldabl"
and nobody was killed Or injured:
wherefore some will say That all Is
well that ends well. The fact H.. how
ever. that hundreds of passengers Wcr"
PIT 10 immense Inconvenience. and no,
n few Of them 10 real suffering AMI
loss. in an entirely incxcuSablc man
ner and without any adequate cause.
There was no information or warn
ing given TO the public If the block
AIDED condition Of the road. bur pcopl"
were permitted 10 purchase tickets ana
drop them in rho boxes only ~ iind
thar they must wait on the platforms
for an indefinite time. On the stalled
trains The case was still worse. for RI"
people We're kept close prisoners for AZ
hour. without any chance to escape a.
10 communicate with the onler world.
When trains stopped ~ 10th or llGih
street. for example passengers were
not tod that the line was blocked. 80
that they might get out there spd seck
other means of conveyance. Instead.
the usual announcement 81 the next
station was given. and then the train
was run on to the space between STA
tons and held there for an hour.
When appeal WAS made Z" the guards
thai such trains be moved until they
touched those ahead or those behind.
so that passengers might walk through
until they reached a station ana TINS
escape a stubborn refusal was given.
The road cannot he expected 70 run
tra ins when the line is blocked But II
has no business 10 hold hundreds of
passengers aS prisoners in stalled
trains. when word Of warning would
give them opportunity 10 leave at The
last station before the block. or When
Ilovin. train few yards would pnr
them within reach Of safe and easy
e2ress. The performance ~ Tuesday
niaht was an exhibition of poor Sc
vice: whether inconSiderate or iHcom-
pet"ni those responsible FOR II NAV
determine for themselves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-20
sUFrRAGETTEs' PROGRESS.

The sufragctteS ar" UnlucStl0nably
making progress. The reference is not
10 the persistent pedestrians who are
adding animation ana beauty TO the
highways In their tramp 10 Washing
ton. Their performance is Lawful.
peaceful. picturesque and at least pc
tcntiallv calislhcnic. But decidedly
different is the progress which is being
made by deyOtees Of The same cansc in
England. and which might almost SUI
geSt revival IF an IIOgarthian phrase.
We have moi kept tabs on All The
performances Of these prOpacandistS.
but some salient features or their
record are readily recalled to mind.
Mere disturbances Of sessions Of Par
lament and disordorly invasions of
Offices may be passed over az mere
alterations OF department not involving
mora turpiiude. More serious was the
disturbance of = solemn funeral service
over heroes whom all the world was
revercnIlv mourning a performance
which was revolving beyond easy cI-
preston. The catalogue ~ actual
fclonles comprises destruction Of prop
erty. such as valuable plants. pictures
AMI windows violation Of the mails
ny nutilalion and destruction: arson.
Including IN attempt 10 burn crowded
theatre: murderous persona assault,
and now ldtcSt--il would be rash Ia
say lasl-ihe attempt 10 destroy Il resi-
dence with explosive bombs.
Comment upon these things 40 FAR
as their relation 10 the right or nj
hess Of their doors 10 exercise the cleo
lOral franchise is concerned. would be
snperliuous. More pertinent would be-
nn inquiry into their morbid pathology,
both mental and moral. and their rcla-
tionShip 10 some Of the extraordinary
manias which afflicted Europe in the
Middle Ages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-20
DOCTORS AND THE BILL.

Upstate medical societies are SaId 10
regard Tie proposal of the state ~
regulate the use Of cocaine by phv-
sicians as Il reflection upon the mcdica!
profession. That would be poor rea-
SON for seeking 10 defeat legislation
aimed al so mOnstr0uS an evil as the
cocaine traffic. one physician X Oh
trial in this county charged with bcln%
a cocaine seller Another was tried Il
few days ago as the Source or large
traffic in smoking opium. No bill VIII
protect the public unless all possible
sources of the cocaine traific are regH-
lated and unless the authorities can
make every one who 10y reason or MS
profession or business is allowed ~
have in stock a considerable supply OF
the drug account FOR the disposition o.
IT,. The medical profession will do u
roor service 10 the public whose health
il is bound TO protect II il lets its dl%-
nty stand in the way of legislation
10 restrict q terrible and growing vice
The Tribune's exposures OF the street
traffic IN cocaine showed the need al
legislation against il. The present
laws cannot he effectively enforced.
Street sellers Of cocain have little dit-
fculty in obtaining supplies or me
drug. and they cannot be punishcd u"
such ali extent that the business -
lessened. In few months. If they are
convicted. they are out again aud NJ
their old work The bill which AS
sistant District Attorney D2lehantV
drafted is the result Of the experience
Of the District Attorneys oitice an"
Of the Judges of Tho COmt Of General
Sessions in enforcing the present law
Instead Of resentinG its restrictions
physicians should welcome Them am
cooperate in making law that VIII
render il difficult for drug fends TO Oh
tain supply OF the stuff and check
the creation of new drug lends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-20
WHAT MEXICO NEEDS
4 Benevolent Progressive Despotism
Preferred to Liberty and License.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: The letter 0: Joseph T. Kelley IN
to-day's issue o. The Tribune is a very
fair and able prtscutm"nt OF one side Of
The Mexican question that is To ssv. ~
Nad.ro's side There ". however an
other side 10 the question. and frankll
confess that my sympathieS arc Nth
Diaz.
Madero has done harm aud not good.
20 his country. Under the elder piaZ Mex
ico VAS great and prosperous. Tho law
VAS respected, tho people were being edu-
Gated and tn, nation vas greater than
ever before IN il history. Maderc did
what the younger piaS is now doins-he
raised rebellion. and. being supported.
as ho was. b. vast wealth and by the
lawlcsS element IN Mexican iife he wa
successful. Tie greatest man Mexico has
ever produced the man who had made
her great and prosperous. was forced into
exile As result of Maderos rul" Mex
ico. scant three wears sgo so respect
ed by tho nations Of the world is nov.
snd has been Tor many months Il hyword
and rrprosch among the nations by
fruits OF Msdrros misplaced zeal have
been for his country ruin. hloodsh-d and
anarchy.
Mad.ro saws he is fighting FOR constitu-
tional government. that Is ~ Ssy, for
democratic government. Some people
think democratic government is pan
acea FOR all the Ills ~ which flesh IL heir
Democratic government is Ike A coat
which fts and becomes one man perfectly
well. but which il shsurdly ont Of place
on another man Or different size and
build. Give democratic government To a
tribe Of sayagcs and they Will have
savage government Mexico is not SAY
age country, but il ~ country in a
state OF transition. It's citizens include
some Of the most able and cultured peo-
pic in the world. end inc!ude'at the same
time brigands and halt-civilized Indians
Mexico at the present tine needs govern
ment from the top-not government from
the bottom. \ benevolent despotism. like
that OF the elder Diaz. Is what il 70
quiref Which is better for country
10 be great prosperous and progressive
under benevolent drspotism. miscalled
tyranny. or a byvord and reproa n under
government OF license. miscalled lib
erty?
Personally. wish that the younger
Diaz would obtain control OF the govern
ment and that he would prove to be an
other strong able ruler Ike his uncle.
ESTRANGERO.
New York. Feb. Il. 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-20
NO CALL FOR WAR.

Whatever NAV be the permanent ef-
feet Of the IIuerta cOup d'efuf upon
the fortunes of Mexico. it is 70 be as.
suned that il will. AT least for -
time. establish peace Al the capital,
and thus. by abating the peril 10
which Americans aud other foreigners
there have been subjected. abolish the
last pretnxt for the insensalc cllmor
FOR war which some red-seeing sensa-
tionalisls have been raising. For their
demand has really been not for inter
venflon hut for war: aud il would have
been more honest and Illuminating 10
use that shorter and uglier word.
There are many who might be- dcludcd
by talk Of intervention into thinking
that some simple. easy. legal operation
was contemplated who would recoll In
fitting horror from tho proposal 10 de-
clare war OF conquest against our
southern neighbOr But war is what
would occur. IL IL best TO recognize
that fact distinctly, and 10 say. not
thai the President has refused 10 in
teryene. but that he has refused 10
usurp the Congressional prcrosa'iye or
declaring war.
Let us recall for ii moment the con-
ditions which prevailed some hfty-hNc
years ago and see what was done ny
This and other nations When Comon-
fort and Juarez were fighting against
Iuloaga and MiramOn AFFAIRS were III
a far more chaotic state thon now.
There was al least one British subject
among the fifty-three martyrs of Ia
cubaya." whom Miralnon murdered III
cold blood. Both parties committed
iDnumerablc outIageS upon Americans
and other foreigners. Not only dd
they neglect 10 take care not to inlur1
foreigners. but they made q Specially
Of going out of their way 10 injure
them Yet. though these things went
on for years. there was no interven-
ton. Buchanan. still breathing the
spirit Of the Ostend Manifesto aud the
Mexican War. did n,leed consider il.
but he realized that il must he Il furc-
ton of Congress and he contented
himself with recommending it Ia that
body. and Congress declined 10 rake
ile step
Murders of BritOns and other Euro
peans We're numerous Robbery III
them. either outright or under tnr
guise Of forced contributions" was oil
almost daily occurrence. Goods AMI
bullion were alike taken. one Of The
rival governments looted the British
Legation and stole SG30.O00 in specie
which lay there under the royal seal.
Payments on n British loan We're sus-
pended 10y order Of a Mexicam Con.