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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-04

anfloge, at ban ifuIbe bape fare,
meo bepioit 2sgn.
Sr. 0ieieruo gop oertpit e.
llotog az lin fsr f~rembolbte an'
%ltilelle meO Seripn til De to ga
gaer, Der eaar no paa at Slatsbu'
gen sieripnIig bar opitpffet aorls-
epnes itore expedition / ire uafb9n.
gige Sog, men at De to 8eriioner
| oct tore og belle flarlig bebanoler
De famine gegipenbeoer, Der islgelig
obiolut ma bape ct fPIes paalibe.
ligt l(ogangspunft. amerifas isr.
'te Spoager bar og blep Self Crit.
ion, Der t~iIfploigpis itpote paa me
SanOe UNDER Soerreiieh ira Rorae
% iiffcrlig naaebe Mmerifa Ianat
nof / Spb til / BET minoite at iinoe
piIbe 9rner, 6e iaafalote "Sor
Grapes, iom Ga / i'm Eur gap gr-
Looming til &~arlsepne pcQpffeoe
BOG.
Wfeb Senipn til benne iibite Serb
Iremfom Saleren meo en- M an.
'%fllelIe, ioet ban iegte at piie, at III
bar De beoite @runbe til at ontage,
at aarlsepneS Sinlano life io1n fer
ment enten bar ioentiif meO Hopa
Scotia eaer Np Gnglano, men at
oct Oreiet ON ct baa0e o., ihet Sin.
Lambs NoroipibS uiitnof bar Cape
Ggnlont paa Cape 9retonsen, men
at oct ipoligite S~pbplbsiteo Sop, til
bpilfet De iigeS at naa efter Ell lang
SeilaoS, Gpiit ia~llbipnlig maa ipges
/ Ielue Sc Soreneoe Stater, null
gems lite laa langt bprte ira i~elpelte
Mount Scope gap, iom .bppoet al
Frof. Hafn. Ser fanot Sc Sperfloo
al 2riter % ben iaafalbte pilbe His,
% oerlneo falot iislge 5oreorags.
GoIoeren gunoen lb al Haniens %
Woes lproe Einoeipifferier meo 81.
tater ira alperoens 2iteratilrer.
Saleren enote meo at frenrbpue
S%etponingen at at bepare Sc itore
Mttnoer, % lpfenifebe Horompnoe1e
/ gmerifa meo set Softl,nl, at Sc
Tremoeles meo Srpgbeb fl1nbe ieire
Scif Grifion iom life blot Imerifas,
men ielpe be Soreneoe Staters fers
Ite Spoager % iom Sen l,forfarbeoe
Siemano,. Ser ferit Iaqoe no poa
oct mpltiife gtlonterbop % iom
pis'ellg life / Sigbeo meo ialig Go-
lltmbnS bebepcbe at forfaIife Stsr.
rcl'en al line Sassreiier for at ipttc
Woo / line frpgtagtige 2ebiogere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-04
Stem til Nurae / 1914.

Sar on trnft Dig biem til Nor1e
til oe itorc SpitioeliobeOer 1914?
&ao ianlnle Sio fan maj beiege ITO
itiQingcu. Sorberebelien Tor Ben
itorc Norgesipro or M / iillo
Gang. Gget Sfib Oircftc ira Nerp
Dorf til Norge. Mange iremragcn.
sc Noromuuo bar ollerc0e tegnet ii9.
Ser gipcs Den beoIte Inleoning. Sao
mig iuo Sop at iorflare min Elan,
bette or til DIN Sorbcl, "TRIP ioag til
2, .. Slitab,
201S Spnoalc gpe. e.,
Winneapolis, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-04
Glyleepal0et.

Zen Tor CT Stosrllm az aat
palgtcI rGiibent for Den irart'fe He'
pubIif or aanife niit fun Den eperlte
Gnibcosmlono / Ell oemofratiif Stat,
men ban reiiOcrer olltaepel I Del
paa biitoriife Niroer iaa rige Gin
Itepalp, bpor Hapoleon aarei
1916 m1berifrcp lin anoen 3ronfra'
iigelie, omtrent iom en- fronet Gil
perpn meb en- ligeirem Sofltab.
s "gerl. label" gipes Der en-
Speriigt oper benne Stob, iom no
gier Guao man fnlber "2a Ereii'
Nencc", bpilfen SSnititution bar line
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / GlpitepulGet.
en- al StabenS leOenOe MGno er
@eneraliefretpren Tor "Sa EreNts
ocuce". Senne Srnftion ~inOebapeS
Tor 5iocn al Sr. Homouooll, Ell nte.
get inoilpoeIieSrig Eerion, JON tlo'
li0ere bar Upret Erpieft.
Gn NibeIina al "2u Greiioence"
bcltruncS ErriiocntenS Eripatletre.
tariat; / Spioicn FOR bette Itaar Sr.
Warc &arenre, og peo bans Sioa
itonr ) Siiicerer al Scr % 6loaoe,
bpis ticnitlige 3itel lpber "attad)e-
ret RcpublifenS TrPiioent", % / lin
ScIbco 9anr uuber 9cnGunelien
"Rrriioentens militPrc SuS". Gettc
"SuS" beitaor al 3 Sberi tleitnan'
ter, berboIospis peb SSnfanterict,
aouaIlcriet og SnQenlerpaabcnet, Ell
@otteritei pes grtiaeriet og Ell
aoptein / Worincn. Gn @enoor'
m%eriobcrit iungerer iom MiIitrr'
fonnnanoant / GIpitepolGct &c
Erpiibentcn nttad)erte SfticererS
@irfiombeo faloer / oft Dor entIigt
iamrlen meo 6loiaoiutantcrncS /
monurfiife Stnter.
Soruoen De nrurte er Der imtbs
Icrtib Ell anoen pigtig Eerlonligbeb,
iom man pco be ileitc Nnleoninqcr
al "oiiiciel 9etponi1g ier peo NrG'
iioentcnS Sioe, % benne Mano er
Sr. armono Wollnrb, iom bar em'
bCoet iom "Gbei on Trotocole". Get
er life LET mco at ina Orb at fpr.
flare, bpilfe Eligtcr Der bpiler paa
Sfulorcnc al benne Gm6ebSnlaub,
ipnl brrcr Ell pragtfuloere Uniform
enc no9cn onocn al Hepiblitens
Gi9nttarcr, % paa bptS grp't oct
0linnrer utnllige &or& % Stlcrrter.
"ErotofoQen" bprer mo un0er
Observation-Disclosures, % Der paa
Gllnt b'Srian rpaetr Sr. Wollaro
lit Gmbcoc, laurent bans Fll9ter
life faloer ban ben / FrGIioentenS
l'mi00clborc NGrbe0. San er Hepu'
blifenS Geremoninleiter, ban inotps
rer oct oiplomatiifc aorpS hos ErG.
~iicntcn, % poa bom bpiIcr Iniuoret
ior, at NrrIiocntcn / SnrnpGret
mco ircnmcoc Stataoperhopeser %
uoenIonoife 6priter itoOig neie iagt-
taaer Den internationaIe Gtifettcs
Heglcr.
Gn M GrGIioent pleier 9icrne at
i'm Sor9iGngerS Stab. San
rpIger be me MGno blonot Eerios
rrer, Ion lPt9c bar itoact hom nGr,
Oiiiccrcrne plcicr o0ioo at bli
oileit al andre. alm Erotofolde-
len liber life Sen oIminbcIi9c
Sfirbnc; ban blir life ombpttet.
Griorin8er er ncrnli0 obioIltt
l%un0oGrlig ior Sen me Trriioent,
ion ierit moa inoarbcioe Jig i i'm
me Stiuin9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-04
Zen nurifc Spnpoc.


ban bar outaget SoIoet / 6art
LAMB. @eo eirornl life, bpao ban be-
itcmmcr Jig for.
Bergen Weuigbeo, Ntc2eor
Co., Mfiun., bciIutteoe paa lit IarS'
msoe, at bape ire WaaneocrS HcIi'
gtor&ifoIc, at bcgpnOe OGn Bite
Wart5. 2Greriubc WtiiS Goa :.
Sec ira Griuccton, WtirIt.
&onQcI. 8rpp. or fremIat ON
9]epiIgrting al 1000 Ser. I'll Den nor
ifc epaugeliif Iltthcrife Spnobc& Gni.
grortnriaiior / gtep PORT. WiHiio'
ncn bar / en- AarrGftc nbfert ct bel
iigneIie5rigt Sirtc for ltorifc Gnls
groutcr.
Nu er QarfIono Wtenigbeb
girIofrt, ifriper Sac. Ser" Oct
aif til paa Sen Mnaoe, at oe fleite
SSdnttIicfpbrc / 0terti1bcoen puotog
ia at bctaIe I'll WcrigbcocnS 8iGIo
ipp @drge ioa meaet iom De betaIcr
/ RreiteIen. Ienc @cIeb bIcu ogioa
iubifriberet al llngoommelt eutcIts
pis, mems MISUNDERSTANDING pau'
to9 iia $500. Eaa ocnnc Ntoube cr
belle @irIoen. cirfo $4,000, OGffct.
SIt ole er aIabe, tiger iig ielu.
Gen TprcncSc &irfc.
- Guri&iGr y. s. Sllabaaen ira
Soiston, Ser REFER for Selnioit
SrcO5, afiluttcOe nplig Ell 0taancoa
@irfionrbeo i Iait. 8. q. ginarienS
Sab, @Idcf Glcf.
DR.. ~. 8. @ecfmnn li9gcr
frentbclc& puo Soipitulet / Ct. Raul.
Otter Sen Icttc Separation, bporom
ti0Iigere er berettet, matte en- M u0-
fercS, % BET iugc 2ie bIep tot no.
Strnr eftcr lit ban ct bourot Infolo
al @lGreipQoom, ser iioen bar boIot
bom IGnfet til SpQeIGict. San or
boQ life netop / nogen fritiit iii.
itono, % man bar oct bcoite &oob
ON inor @cbring.
- GmisiTr Oscar SannicS al
Soppcr, @iS., Bait. 6. Z. &oQncS
2oIb, bar De iioitc 10 Tiger uirfCt i
%oit. q. Z. <pImno5 on Fditor
@ooIpb TicIOSQoroS aoIo, Coor Go,
@ia, Ntr. SaunicS, iom cr uNicnot
al Sen tSorcucoc &irfcS Subremi@e
iionaiorcninq al @rccn Ban arcN@,
opboIbcr fig FOR Eiocn poo @oibin0.
ton &aIono - Sfonoinopcrnc5 2
- bOor ban oBtCr at pirfc ctpor
llger.
- : GreioIhiQbco& Wcrigbco, Ct,
QouI, 0oit. Spbilruo@ &ol6, iamlc&
hpcr SpnooQ G~itcrmiNoog ST. 5 cit
itor Storc llnQoom til WoNc. st
NroQrom iorbcrcoc@ Tor hucrt NtooC.
SiOcn icrurrCa %lmt, men ton BIT
iii Nftcnqltoaticncitcn. Wion far ga
NnIChning I'll at ~tiIbrinQc Ell Etmc@
Gi0 nlcN icIifobcIiQ CmQnnN. Tor
@pm~cniQbcOcr Cr 0cttc Ell fortrTilc.
Iig CroninQ. Si0itc NonitcooQ nor
en- itor llnQbom@iIot ionIct. Stu-
Bent Nnorcm &oc lang, % ShOcnt
g. $. Ncrjion Qou tiIbcoitc ctpOr
%iolinioIpcr. Ncrcftcr tnItc Noit.
GQlcu ppcr Eooifc'Citcna itorc Nc'
tnOniuQ. %co Sen po~o'pIQcnNc Nj
tcnQuoaticucitc hol0t Nroi. Mc0mi0
poo cnQcIif CT TorcNro1 om GoOio
2iuinQitonc; 90 SonooQ&ffoIcbernc
ne lana cnNCI pQfrC SQndr unNCr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-04
0ip 9lat, I Narmere!

Cor Nsien,blpmaub bar aiort ps
Stattcnnere / ct. Groir 60, @is.. cps
mcrtiom pao, ar Der / S%egislaturcu
pil aicrss Sorisa q al forbeie Setas
linaen for Dem. iom ira &c iorifielige
Soiuns / gSiSconiiu ie9er 6eiitoIerne.
FRA 80 Gents I'll 81 pr. llae. Seq
tror ser or por YIigt ale iom en- al
mobarbcioe bette. Set Ter mig no ION
ON Dor aarlige Stat or itor NOT. uoer
ar Der IraaeS Ell ertra Sprpe paa oer
ncotrptte Sarmer.
Saa iitann Ell Yetitipr ira hper;
Comm / Statcn, Lao cS ale unNeritrips
ben, oa ieub Den Iaa I'll p~eofummenrc
NsjcmbInmano. Sao os alcre bpao. b
fan. Ole Sohuion.
y. 80. 8, Ncm Sitmouo, @iS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-04
SpoenS 6uif.

Wrs. Natbea Sanion bpbe / grauz
Don, Winneiutn, i forrioc llae / Rr.
90 Mrs. .. 8. Srombols Siem efter
fln nogIe Sa9es SbgeIeie. Sebsaarz
Ia9en a paraIptiif Slag. Ifpeoe bleu
so Var 9arnmel. SrotiI for 80 slar
Iipen boebe bun i @oe SonnIbip. Suu
og benbcs Iauo flpttcbe ga til grans
DON, bpor SC iiben bar 6apr iit Siem.
0Fr. Sanipn bar / lin SID Rcblem al
aiebnanosfirmaet Carton, YeterIon &
SO. StgelebeS bar ban / enoel Iar
aornopfieber BED Ell Gleputpr / nrpnte
Sp. 6an bebe for 10 Nar iiben. 8
ell Iarrrtfe boebe Mrs. Sanipn hos
Mrs. Nels 5oln9ren, % iioen bennes
FORTHCOMING fra @pen iioite 6sIt, bar
ban bapt lit Sient hos Sronbolfamiz
lien. Sun efterlaoer Jig 10 Iepser,
YeNer og 0cnrD Snnlon Ser be9ae er
Sarmere i Nrrbebeu al @arficlo, liant
en- Niece, Wrs. Steer, Suitrlt til ga
itor Steeu / SoIston. Taitor Sattre
fra @pan5pile forretteoe peb 9earapels
len, Der fanbt Steb 2erbas, pg brn
Ingbes til &pile paa Brandon Strife
8aarb, liot belt for Speu.
Sra Glear 9ate, 8is., ifripes iii
"9ecorabs Soften, at Setter 20. Sp6ns
ion ocriteo5 Den 13oc Warts or az
gnoet pes Sspeu. Nfbsoe poeoe TO Wil
Git for @Oen. 9epSaariagen a 2un@
gebetGuoeIie oa &~ierteipaoom. San
bar ipg Inn Ell fort Sib, % bans SOB
tom upcntet. SeQrapelien fore9it ira
0tetooiitfirtcn Seubag ben 16oe.
Yeter M. Sobnion bar feot / Nals
borg, Sanmnrt, 1862. Sun fum til
Clear Cafe 1880 % bIeu 1888 G9tepiet
iii Mtarp Stoctlduo al Sem Ridmonb,
ser tiaigenco nj Ssrn onerleper bdm.
Sobu 9. Sobnion ell Srooer, Dor |
Glcar Snte. Se5ltoeu cfterlaoer ban
iig lin alberitc9ne Saoer, en- Ssiter os
Ell Srober / 9unmart. Son bar Ell
aqtct 0tano / lit HaboIag % en- al DC
ferltc SettIcre / Srlegnen az Clear
Nnfr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-04

eens LSecprubs9cften- Ill SIeatHiuee o.
Scnner | @amlelanoet. Sirsoaas % Gre
oaasuoeapcu ioiier $3.50; 5reeaesuegdcen
alene, Si.25 pr. sar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-04
6icroeitol0cr.

AEatt Heb gebar. q met parige. Serss
blaR6ebe 8psHlaeaiHger mcb gcbar S~htusIes. Grin
i;eI xriier fraetDeialt. ksystons Lumber Company.
tacoma, Wash.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
P|CKADAMSON To
LEAD FIGHT ON
TANMANY
Former Albanian Urged to Direct
Organization Of New York
Democracy

NEW YORK, Nov l0-Robert
Adamson, the former Albanian who
managed the Fusion campaign so sue
cessfully, has been agreed upon as the
The Democracy of New York City He
has not vet decided what part he will
play in the revolt against Tammany,
He is going away for a time TO
think things over and decide just
where he will stand in the fight which
the Federal forces in WashinS .On and
the Tammany forces in New
York City are planning.
Murphy and his lieutenants are
marking time Murphy hopes to hold
on until next year. and counts on the
fight betweei Republicans and Pro-
gressiyes to elect his State ticket. and
thus strengthen his grip on the local
organization.
Colonel h. NJ House one Of presi-
dent Wilson's closest friends and a
supporter or Mitchell for Mayor, looks
to the elimination of Tammany as q
factor in local politics by 1916. the
year OF the next national campaign
Colonel House IL reported TO be plan
ming for a big Democratic organiZa
ton in every borough, which viii ig-
more entirely all OF the Tammany
rules
"AlI talk OF simply driving Murphy
out Of Office is futile" said Adamson
Yesterday THE question Is not one
dealing with Murphy as leader OF
Tammany. for as Tsmmany Leaders
go. he has done well.
The only question is one of com
plete reorganiza ton of the system OF
party government. Murphy has had
no NanWyCk or DeveTy, but his sys-
tenn and his viewpoint are entirely
wrong, and the mere changing of the
name OF the leader will not improve
| conditions.
There will be changes in the laws
( and there will be changes in thu
methods Direct primaries and a shor
ballot have been successful in tin,
West and are bound to come in this
| city in the near future. and the sooner
we realize that the better"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
Miss Pauline Brooks Leader in
Movement for Corps for
Mexican Service,
Forward march,

Forward march,
Should the Georgia National Guard
answer the stirring call to arms and
be sent across the yellow old Rio
Grande against the Mexican forces
they will be accompanied by some OF
the fairest girls of Atlanta, who will
tenderly care for the sick and wound
ed
Stirred to pttriotic fervor by The
reports Of outraees across the Dor
der and believing that both the reg
ulars and the Georgia boys will he
massed there, many Atlanta girls are
interesting themselves in the situa-
ton. Many have already volunteered
to go 10 the front as nurses.
Miss Pauline Brooks, OF No. AZ
Crew street, was one of the first to
announce her intentions of Offering
her country her services. if the lives
Of the American soldier boys are en-
dangered.
Miss Brooks said
If our boys are willing 20 fight
and perhaps die for their country
surely we ought to do something to
render them whatever aid We can
There is but little q girl can do but
nurse the wounded and that is the
best way TO help.
The American girls, who are al
ways so efficient should be ready in
case of emergency. If we are needed
we will be ready in short order"
It is very likely that a corps OF
volunteer nurses viii be organized in
Atlanta in a few days
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
COLD SPELL WILL
L|NGER FEW DAYS
Lowest Mark of Year, rs De-
grees, Reached Monday-Sun
Fails to Warm Atlanta.

Continued cold and high winds
made the bright sunshine Of Monday
almost forlorn hope for lovers of
the warm Indian summer and winter
golf The. weather Bureau reported
the mercury at so at 9 o o'clock, record
ing the morning as the coolest Of the
year. Though indications are that
the temperature will rise during the
day and the skies remain clear, un-
usually cold is expected to linger
The cold wave struck Atlanta Sat
urday night and the biting wind and
the furries Of snow all day yester-
day caused most Atlantans to de-
clare they were gald it was Sunday.
The streets were more deserted than
they have been any day this fall, and
the churches and Sunday schools felt
a slump in attendance. Sunday golf
ers were almost as scarce as singing
birds. Everyone who could stuck
close by the fire at home,
At 2 o'clock Monday morning the
thermometer registered as low as 26,
II was well below freezing when the
army OF workers started downtown,
but they were not surprised to find
an absence of heat in the street cars.
Several wits on the car that the
writer came down on agreed that the
belated heat in street cars every win
, ar should be pardoned because of the
poverty Of the Georgia Railway and
Power Company.
Dispatches show that the cold wave
is pretty general over the South At
'antic states. Frost was reported as
ar down as the Georgia Florida line.
Until late last night Tampa was cut
off from communication with the
northern world because of damage to
wires. Savannah. Charleston and
Jacksonville had high winds and un-
usually low temperatures, but little
damage was reported from these
cities.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
MISSION ALLIANCE
DELEGATES HERE
Every Southern State Is Repre-
scented at Annual Session-Dr.
MArthur Speaks,

With delegates from every south
ern state in attendance. the Chris
tian and Missionary Alliance is in
annual session in Atlanta Monday
The Rev. William T. Macarthur. OF
New YORK, preached the opening ser
mon, on the subject Of Faith" At
the evening service he delivered an
other address, on "Sonship" Both
sermons We're powerful ones and
dwelt upon the need OF faith in God
for one to console himself with the
knowledge that he was doing right
Through all the ages no good deed
has been accomplished save by the
saving grace of faith this world was
built on faith and through faith it
must exist, And upon the realization
Of sonship Of the faith Of man in
God his Father does the entire
Christian belief hinge"
The alliance holds daily meetings.
beginning at $50 o'clock Monday
morning Special services Will he
held at 1890 and 1870 o'clock Mon
day morning. The Rev. Charles v.
Kegerizo, who has missionary
charge in the Tennessee mountains,
viii deliver the addresses Monday
morning.
A meeting will be held in the office
Of Ulysses Lewis in the Temple Court
Building Monday afternoon by the
executive committee Of the alliance
for the purpose Of considering the
financial questions
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10

EMMY declares he will not attend the
dinner unless he can make good his
promise.
They were gathered in rear room
at the courthouse Saturday morning
lawyers, clerks and hangers on dis
cussing the probabilities of the Tech
Auburn game A stranger, appa-
rently 20-odd sheets in the wind, was
vainly attempting to get a line on
the conversation. Suddenly he arose
from his chair and revolved to the
center of the group.
Il don't know a blankety- blank
thing about Auburn OF Tech, but 1
can lick any blankety- blank man
who ever went to the University of
! Virginia" he announced with a glare.
He must have attended V. NJ. L."
was the chorus comment.
DO YOU know why honeymoon
is called honeymoon? inquired
Charlie" Hartman, who has beer
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10

Eureka, Square Deal and
Atco Coffee are roasted
daily and blended by Allan
Ia Coffee Mills Co.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10

best man" at more weddings than
most anybody in Atlanta
Well ventured an innocent by
stander, "a moon is a month"; and
the word .lunatic comes from luna,
Latin word meaning the moon,
wherefore, | suppose
Nothing of the sort" snapped Har-
man And seriously now, 1t was a
custom among the old Teutonic tribes
to drink of diluted honey for 80 days.
or a months age, after a wedding
and from this custom came the ex
preston of honeymoon. Attila the
Hun drank, it is said, so freely of hy-
dromel on his marriage day that he
died of suffocation. And that's the
origin of the word honeymoon
And there you are!"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
COCKTAILS READY
To ABANDON
CANAL JOB
Great Engineer Refuses To Be
Football Kicked Around by
Politicians.
BY WILLIAM HosTER.

special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
PANAMA, Nov. S.-Colonel Goe-
halls has definitely fixed upon March,
1884, as the time of his final depar-
,ure from the Isthmus of Panama
nhis leaves less than five months for
MIN to complete the canal, reorganize
the working force and establish the
operation of the great waterway.
How far his determination has
naen Influenced by the attitude of
lie administration at Washington has
been left TO conjecture by Colonel
,0ethals. He had hoped to run the
anal a year after it's completion But
IN the presence of President Taft two
Years ago he said he expected to fin
lsh it early in 1914 and would play
with it year to get it in perfect
condition before tsning It over to the
Government.
Eager to Get Away.
Unforeseen mplications have
aampened his ardor and he is now
eager to get away as soon as possible
The importance of his determination
10 quit so soon is obvious.
BY March the canal will be prac-
ucally completed and fhe hopes to
ave demonstrated by that time the
.uannel is open to shipping.
4 year ago he began urging legis-
alton for the permanent organization
pf the Canal Government and sue
.peded in getting the Adamson act
passed For the last six months he
has been urging Washington to issue
orders authorizing him to go ahead
with the permanent organization of
the operating force. Nothing has
been done during those six precious
months in which he could have been
drilling operatives and the opportun-
fly of having his personal supervi-
sion has been wasted
With the canal nearing completion
..e navy is insistent on an early date
.ur the passage OF dreadnoughts. But
.nare is no trained force to handle
.aam I'm unframed hands their pas
sage Nouid be fraught with great dan
Refuses To Be Football.
Governor Metcalfs proposition for
a aNlec headed commission to govern
The Canal Zone has further compli-
G0etllls' carefully matured plans.
The great engineer is maintaining a
logged silence. but the correspondent
ran say advisedly that he feels Keen
y the position into which he has been
5orced and will refuse to be made a
football by the politicians.
Colonel Goethals is unalterably OPP
posed to the three headed commission
dea and it can be said positively he
viii not serve on such a commission
'onger than necessary to complete the
canal. He will not accept divided
responsibility.
The post of chief engineer of the
army which has been suggested as
d reward to Colonel Goethals, has no
altraction for him. He probably will
retire from tile1army Gravel for some
time and then open. an office in New
York City -
What the American people have TO
take into consideration is that under
the present trend of affairs the ser
vices of this national genius threat
ems to be lost for the first and most
Drtical year of the completed canal
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
Cocktails Slated For
New York Police Head.

NEW YORK, Nov 10-Colonel
Goethsls, chief engineer of the Pam
anna Canal wilt be offered the posi-
lion as Police Commissioner by May
or-elect John Purroy Mitchell. ac-
rordinS to d belief in political cir
les.
Mr. Mitchell admitted that he was
going TO Panama on his vacation trip,
during which he will settle upon the
majority of appointments for the
$1,000, 900 list of jobs.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10

w. H. White, president of the
White Provision Company, is losing
lot of sleep because he made q
solemn vow to attend the Georgia
Products Day" dinner at the Audito-
rum on the 18Th decked out in Geor-
gia- made clothing from head to foot.
He got his clothing. and then some
well meaning friend asked him if the
cloth had been woven in Georgia.
Investigation developed that it had
not and the suit went into the dis
card. Another one was purchased,
his friends say, and then Mr.. White
found that the buttons were manu-
featured In New Jersey, and that the
dye that colored the suit was made
somewhere else in the North. Mr.,
White has sent scouting letters all
over the State. looking for some
clothing that fills the bill, for he SOL
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
Robbers Drug 38;
Fourteen May Die

SHARON, PA, Nov. 1O-Thirty-
eight persons are in a serious condi-
ton fourteen of whom are believed
to be dying. as the result of a mys-
terious sleep producing drug admin
istered by gang of thugs who
planned to loot the entire town Of
Farrell, near here
The robbers entered six houses,
rendered the occupants unconscious
by the use of the drug then ran
sacked the houses
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
Bryan Plans Broad
Pact With Denmark

WASHINGTON, Nov. lO.-Work on
the preparation Of new peace treaty
broader than any yet contemplated by
the United States, has been commenced
by Secretary Of state Bryan and mem
bers Of the Danish legation
Denmark has requested a treaty sim
liar to the one now binding Denmark
and italy This win bind both couu-
tries to submit all questions, whether or
not they concern national honor. 10 a
board Of arbitration.