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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10

j Randolph Anderson, of SaN3h-
Eah president o. the Etatt Senate
...s r.o G,s ,s,didate H. arro,tnse
pos4liN'lE tHa' h' Vi" p' p
race for Governor in The sppEo1c ii's
primarl but Or l.. q Hardman Of
l.o,,,,,.,,a n.as tbo ers, ~ nroroet.
gate o platform
Dir HaTdman presumably WIZ ne
s,,r,e,h{ng of q nrobfhition candidate
,.o sts,s
'o' We H'e' ~"eI S'i W
for he IS stsUncb prohlbluonlst
bit he laws not nearly SO much
.,,ose ,,,.,., ,t,., c,,esti,n as ne DOES
9''''' 70" '''7'
upon puD'lc beaItii'
As a matter % fact Or Hartman
doae moi rncntiou the word "prohib.-
zion" i'm his p,atform but he does
sneak I'm such a way o. law enforce
ment" that one 10 able readily 10. un-
derstand that that Is what he mea rs
Dr Uardrnau is an able man lie
is 6rst ~ IN q firsf-cIsss physician
and business man. and he has some
very definite and detailed views as to
yerv greatly respected and esteemed
In his section of the state, and par
ticularly about jackson County.
where he is be-, known.
Whether The doctor win enter into
an actiyc aggressive and State ide
camnaipn FOR the office Of Governor
ar Content himself with conducting
bis dght strictly from home is not
known He IS good fighter and
las thd reputation OF being tlrcless
ana notbiug Whatever or gutter.
He vim non moreover. large vote,
whether he wins ont eventually or
moi
Besides Mr. Anderson and Or.
TJardman there are no svowed candi-
dates for Governor. but Of course,
there will be others. Murphey Can
dler's friends are after him to run.
there ar. The friends Of Mr.. Verecu,
who saw he is positively going -
be a candidate.
The Governorship matter however
is by all odds the worst tangled sit
uation Of al Just now, and II viii be
weeks, perhaps, before one may gel
even o fairly "streight line on what
is going to be the final line up there
There seems to be a wide difference
Of opinion throughout Georgia as to
the importance Of registering.
The registration books for the state
elections IN Muscogee County closed
with more than 1900 voters having
registered Owing 10 the fact That
no count OF the registration was made
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10

The Western and Atlantic
Railroad announces that, eff
fective April 18th, dining car
service will be inaugurated on
trains Nos. 80, SO, 1 and 2.
This provides dining car ser
vice on all through day trains
of Western and Atlantic Rail
road.
@. E. HARTMAN,
General Passenger Agent,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-27

Mechin, Lieja y otras, sufren terribles
necesidades.
En- la ciudad de Bruselas, que ha su-
frido ell pes5 de la mano del invasor
menos que otros lugares de Belgica, Sc
han repartido cuatro millones de fran
cos en- un dia para el alivio de los de-
samparados; pero esta suma es NADIA
para 10 que Sc necesita, y las miradas
dc todos los belgas Sc dirigen los Es-
tados Unidos en- espera de los alimentos
Indispensable
Francia e Inglaterra han correspon-
dido generosamente d la demanda de las
facilidades reQueridas para este obje-
to, Y Holanda arbitra todos los medios
posibles para auxiliar q los refugiados
dentro de sus fronteras.
Las provisones Sc envfan Belgica
sin dilaci6n por via de Rotterdam, la
primera remtsa Sc esta cargandO va
en- los buques. Su distribution estara
a cargo de Mr.. Whiltlock, ministro
americana en- Belgica.
Cada bulto de provisiones va marcado
con ell nombre del com
prador y con el lugar de destinO, en-
ccnformidad con la reglas que estable-
clio Alemania cuando consinti6 Ell que
Sc mandarin where's los belgas
En- el avituallamiento de los necesi-
tados el ministro americana esta asis-
lido por su colega el ministro espanol
en- BGlgica.
Sc han hecho arreglos para enviar
directos lugares aisla-
dos de Belgica donde la necesidad es
mayor. Esto Sc ha hecho precise para
impedir que miles de belgas Sc vean
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-27

en- Ostende y va publicarlo ahora
aqul, ha dicho respecto al exodo belga
Hay quizas actualmente 100000
de belgas fuera de su pals. Els diflcil
decir quienes estan mejor, 81 los que es-
tan fuera :os que estan dentro. AL
gunos milloncs mas huieran salido 81
no fueran demasiado pobres, 8 dema-
slado optimistas Els in1til instarles
a que regresen y vayan vivir bajo ell
mando aleman Permaneceran fuera
hasta que termine la guerra, suceda 10
que suceda. Sail con mi familia que es
de cuatro personals. Todo 'nuestro avio
vino EN- cuatro maletas trajimos muy
POGO dinero. Tengo una casa en- Bru-
selas y otra en- ell campo, pero no las
volvere a yer mientras esten ALI los
|alemanes.
La tremenda responsabilidad de cui-
dar a estos refugiados belgas presenta
problemas que la prensa inglesa ha ira
taco en- eXtenso Sc han hecho incon-
tables indicaciones; entire elias la de
una colonia e1' Irlanda y ell estableci-
miento de f1bricas de encaies otras
industrias similares. Ell problema Sc
acentda tanto mas cuanto que la falta
de ocupaci0n ha aumentado por causa
de la guerra. Tn peri0dico de Londres
ha hecho una colecta de f31 ZOO para
los refugiados. Ell mismo peri6dico ha
publicado una entrevista con ell rey AL
berto, quien ha expresado su agradeci-
miento por cuanto Sc ha hecho en- favor
del "pobre pueblo belga, que es hoy
nero signo de naci6n." Ell rey Alberto
insta por que a los belgas no Sc les
|auxilie por Ia caridad sino que Sc les
de trabajo.
Els casi impossible describir la diver
|sjdad de las contribuciones q los fondos
de auXilio. Comprenden regalos de di-
nero de novias que han prescindido de
costosas bodas donado 10 que hubie-
ran gastado eL elias; dinero ahorrado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-27

Londres, octubre 30.-Alemania ha
permitido al gobierno de los Estados
Unidos que provea de alimentos al pue-
bio de Bruselas y Sc han hecho arreglos
para que los cargamentos sean consig-
nados al ministro americana en- Bruse-
las, Mr. Brand Whitlock.
Ell Foreign Office britanico permit
ri por su parte estos envios, mediante
Ia garantia Que han dado los Estados
Unidos de que las provisiones seran su-
ministradas 1 los belgas y no serviran
para alimentar a tropas alemanas.
Han llegado va aqui procedentes de
los Estados Unidos, provisiones para
miles de belgas y Sc espera que muy
pronto seguiran llegando grandes can
tidades. Los refugiados que han re
grcsado de varias parties a Bruselas, y
las devastadas ciudades de Lovaina,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-27
FL problema de
los desamparados

PERMITE A LOS ESTA-
DOS UNIDOS ENVIAR RECURSOS.
-AUXILIO DE 4 MILLONES DE
FRANCIS EN- UN DIA-LA Fl
LANTROPIA UNIVERSAL. - DOS
MILLONES DE BELGAS ERRAN-
TES-PLAN DE UNA COLONIA
EN- IRLANDA. - EXTRAORDINA-
RIA VARIEDAD DE LOS DONATE
VOS-TRABAJO PARA LOS RE
FUGIADOS. - UN PERIODICO
TRASHUMANTE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-27

por empleados de fabricas para ellos
y para sus hijos; dinero obtenido en-
ventas de juguetes por remate, etc. Ha
habido un individuo que puso en- rema-
te un precioso vase de porcelana que
lie fue regalado por ell emperador de
China.
Lord Gladstone Sc hao expresado
hoy asi:
eTodavla necesitamos cosas acepta-
bles, ropa de invierno zapatos Mu-
chos. refugiados llegan por familias y
les disgusta el ser separados. Ell pro-
blema principal es conseguirles traba-
jo. En- solo Glasgow Sc han ocupado
5000 La buena organization de la
obra de auxilio Y los sentimientos gene
sos deben concurrir para mitigar los
sufrimientos fisicos de los belgas deste-
rrados por la guerra los cuales seran
mas penosos a1n con la llegada del in
vierno. La question de la repatriation
de esos refugiados es asunto demasiado
complejo ante las futuras contingencies
de la guerra, para que pueda pensarse
en- ESQ actuaimente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-27

obligados q buscar refugio en- Inglate-
IRA, Holanda Francia para alimentar-
Sc y guarecerse.
Ell lastimoso estado del pueblo bel
ga, tanto en- Belgica misma, como en-
Holanda, Inglaterra Francia, esta
despertando los sentimientos filantro-
picos de todo ell mundo, por donde-
quiera Sc busca la manera de proper
cionar pan y abrigo los desamparados
que Sc hallen en- ell exterior. Ell proble
ma conmueve todos los corazones y
preocupa todas las inteligencias, aun
en- los palses que experimentan los no
rfcres de la guerra.
Sin que sea possible precisar hume
ros, Sc calcula moderadamente que de
la poblaci6n belga, de 100000, Sc han
expatriado 100000. La Junta de
Lord Gladstone dice que durante la
Ultima semana han llegado Londres
10000. La Junta Auxilio de las Muje-
res, que envio la semana pasada un
buque q Holanda, informa que en- las
ciudades de los Palses BaJos hay cerca
de 100000 refugiados, Ell otras pala-
bras, son mas numerosos que la pObla-
ciGn nativa La sola Junta Falkestone
tiene en- lista los nombres de 10000 re-
fugiados, algunos de estos sin ning1n
dinero y muy pocos con abrigo de in
vierno. La Falkestone ha establecido
va una casa de maternidad y dos hos
pitales que estan bien dotados. Entire
los fugitivos belgas hay muchos indivi-
duos cultos cue aceptan la carload con
La Junta de Londres tiene q sub-co-
lmisiones en- diferentes ciudades de In
glaterra, Escocia Y Gales, que colocan
en- las casas particulares 10 mas prom
to possible, los refugiados
El palacio Alexandria es el destina-
do para el recibo de refugiados. Ali
sc han utilizado los parques, los depar-
tamentos de escuelas Y los edifcios de
las ofcinas, Y la recollection de abri-
Cos esta cargo de boy-scouts.
Los heridOs Ell los hospitales brita-
nicos y los lespectivos lugares en- que
Sc encuentra cada uno, estan bajo re-
gisro en- el Grand Hotel. Ell Londres.
Los refugiados que carecen de dine
70 sufren menos aqui que en- Holanda
otros lugares. Muchos dicen que los
pobres, los enfermos y los ancianos es-
tan Ell una condici6n mas lastimosa Ell
su patria que ellos aqu1.
Fl director lie la Independence Bel
ga" de Bruselas, quien sucesivamente
ha pulicado su peri6dico Ell Gante,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-27
S E V EN- DE

Una casa de planta baja, de MADEIRA
1el pals y techada de zinc; sta Ell Ell
oarrlo de Santurce, y en- ell lu-
gar denominado MINILLAS, GALE
DEL ROSARIO No. 10, biloxi 1O3.
Vide e: solar, en- que Ia casa Sc levan-
a, SEISCIENTOS SETENTA Y GIN.
co METROS.
Esta asegurada contra incendios.
Informaran:
Sues. de M. Lomba Ca
Tetutn 81 San Juan. P. r.
Avdt.
RAF AEL ABALLERO
Agente de peri6dicos.
p. o. Box 355. Bayamdn. P. r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
LivelyC ompetition Among Al
buquerquans for Places on
Delegation to State Conven-
ton.
A CONVENTION TO
BRING BIG CROWD HERE
Numerous County Conven-
ton Reports Pouring in as
Result of Meetings Held
Friday and Saturday.

That the Democratic state convcn-
ton IN this city "a week from today
VIII bring To Albuquerque one OF the
biggest crowds In the history ct the
city is the prediction Of many Albu-
qucruuc men who have been travel
ing through the state during the past
week. Not only Is there lively In
tcrest In the convention itself. among
The rank me file of delegates. aH
shown boy the lively competition for
places on the county d%elegations, but
the low railroad rate ana the meet
ing of the state editorial association
are combining To- swell the crowd.
Big delegations. II is announced, will
come boy automobile from the Pecos
valley section and southern New
Mexico viii contribute "a large dele
cation. Practically the fun delegn-
tions elected IN Mora and Colfax
counties have announced their in
tcntion Of attending.
Arrangements for the convention
are complete. Elks' thcater will be
equipped with county standards early
In the week and the Commercial club
committee has arranged for dccorat-
Ing the stage and for a band L. be
ut the disposal of the convention
members during tho period OF the
convention, which II Is now expected
may extend over Tuesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
Five Members Of Federal Re
serve Board Handed Their
Commissions by President
Wilson Today.
FIRST FORMAL MEETING
TO BE HELD THURSDAY
Actual Taking of Office Final
Step in Establishment of Alb.
solutely New Banking Sys-
TEN in United States.

Washington, Aug. i0.-The Two
members of the federal reserve board
which will control the new federal
banking system took the Office today
and Immediately began complctins
the steps preliminary to the actual
opening OF the new system TO bus
iness.
Charles 5 Hamlln. =. A.. Dclano,
w. +. 6. Harding. Paul NJ. Warburg,
and Adulpn G.. Miller received their
commissions. signed by President
Wilson from Secretary McAdou, ia his
Office where the ceremony COOK place.
AR. Hamlin Is 10 be governor and Mr..
Dclano Is vice governor.
The first formal meeting win De
held next Thursday.
The taking OF Office 10y the board
was the last step in the preliminary
stage of launching "a completely new
banking system Tor this country, the
subject OF consideration in congress
for many years. officials expect the
transition Co be accomplished very
smoothly and q Is probable that the
twelve reserve banks, authorized by
law. will be open Tor business within
a few weeks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
WAR To
Be FOUGHT OVER
IN CONVENTION
Elfego Baoa Lining Up Forces
to Make Determined Fight
for Delegation Claiming Ma
jority of Delegates.

The Battle of Bernalillo. fought
last Friday and believed generally
to have resulted in q victory for the
forces OF w. n. Andrews. IL Ia be
fought all over again In the Ropub-
lican county convention on FRIDAY
afternoon. Instead OF being licked.
Elfego Baca declares that he has a
total OF 90 delegates n of the los
who he declares are pledged 10 stand
by him through thick and thin, and
that he will have more delegates
when the convention Is called 20 or
der.
II was stated yesterday that the
Andrews leaders were busily engaged
In lining up the delegates To- see that
mono of the faithful straycd from the
fold. and they stili claimed All Of the
delegates but 80. Baca says the Of
hciai returns from the primary give
him 80 pledged delegates. and that
with those behind him ne is coins
10 carry the convention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
GERMAN CRUISER LEAVES
ON MYSTERIOUS MISSION

san Juan. Porto Rico. Aug TO-
Tho German cruiser karlsruhe tool,
ON board 300 tons of coal here yes
torday and sailed at $50 Ia the "
nins for an unknown destination. As
she loft the hprbur she put ON mll
speed ana all her lights were cX-
tinguishcd.
Her captain reported that he was
In an enlargement last Friday night
off the bahamas when the Karlsruhe
vas pursued by four English and
French cruisers. When he first
sighted the lights the captain thought
u vas "a schooner until "a shot was
fired. He aid ne thought one Of the
cruisers was disabled as tho pursuit
was abandoned and the other war
vessels appeared Go be assisting her.
A lumber schooner from Jackson
vile, Fla, arrived here today aud
reported sighting an English cruiser
OF the Lancaster type 1870 miles TO
the northeast OF san Juan al 3
o'clock on Saturday afternoon. head
cd southeast.
Tho German steamer Odcnwald
and the British steamer Salybia.
both bound for European ports from
the West Indies with freight and pas
sengcrs have sought refuge IN san
Juan harbor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
Victory for His Forces in
Bernalillo County Gives Al
buquerque Man Big Boost
for Place.
NONE OF DARK r
WANT TO LIGHT UP
Practical Certainty of Demo-
cratic Victory and Need for
Campaign Funds Cools En-
thusiasm of Opponents.

Especial Dispatch Co EvenInH uernIdl
East Las Vegas, \. NJ. Aug 10.
Comment among %Rcpubiican leaders
here today indicates u considerable
change In sentiment toward the am
didacy of w. u. Andrews for the Rc-
publican nomination for congress
since the primary election IN Bcrna-
lnlo county last week. II had hecn
generally believed here that Jesus
Romero would be- successful iu his
fight for Elfcgo Baca n that lack
ing the delegation from his ON
county Andrews would be unable to
get far In the Santa Re convention.
But with the increased vote from
Rernalille county behind him. aud
the probability that he will have The
Socorro county delegation as well as
that from Valencia county. leaders
here this morning admitted that An
drews probably would be nominated.
Another feature Of the situation
which has caused the northern RE
publican machine men To change
their attitude toward Andrews b. IN
the fact that thus FAR they have hcen
unable to find a man willing To- go
into the convention 60 make the tight
for the nomination against him. Her
bcr' Clark. Steve Davis. Ralph r..
Twitchcll, Champion of Ration and
nh the rest who have been mcntion-
cd as dark horse possibilities. each
and every n has refused 60 be ~
Illuminated or even chccrcd up by the
prospect. Recognizing the extreme
probability ~ Mr.. Fersusson's re-
nomination M election. none OF the
boys care To go against a losing
game. especially when that game will
require q very considerable campaign
fund which no one but the candidate
himself can bo expected Co put up.
This matter OF providing the cam
paign sincws Is one OF the strong
points in the Andrews candidacy and
one which tho leaders here rccuE-
nize. While sttll voiciug privately
thor opposition 10 Andrews. the ma
chine leaders admit hat thcs have
no candidate 10 advance against him
and that the prospect nav is that he
viii have little concentrated OPPOSE
ton In the Santa Fc convention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
COUNTY PRIMARIES or
THE DEMOCRATS TONIGHT

Eernaliilo county Democrats VIII
hold primaries for the election OF
delegates to the county convention
Thursday night In the country pre-
clncts this afternoon and in Alhu-
querquo tonight. The two city pre-
cincts Will hold their meetings. FOR
precinct Il M The New Mexico Attn
lctic club gymnasium. In the Old Ma
sonic temple ON North Third street,
ana the 26th precinct in the Central
school building. Both primaries will
be- called 60 order at y o'clock. VI. a..
Vigil presiding in M. &c and a.
flciasher in No. ~. There Is sharp
rifalry for places IN the state dele
cation n as 81 ta'ult the primaries
are lKciy 90 De wen attended.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10

pasHeuEc"s aud 70 crew OF 5s2.
4 dispatch from san Juan. por 20
Rico. last night. said the Gurm8n
cruiser Karlsruhe had arrived there
SUNDAY morning. taken on enough
coal to permit her stcamiug t0 Ham
ourg and would leave this morniur.
The Karisrghe IN believed to uc ono
OF the German cruiHcrs which have
bccn marrying French aud British Nos-
sells leaving New York Tor European
ports.
The brazilian steamship company
announced today that its fleet ~ seven
vessels had been Withdrawn frum she
%rosFilnE trade of South America and
until further notice would plf be-
tween Brhzil and Vow Nork. These
~ the Brazilian nag.
II was said that 'hc government OF
Rruzil. on the representations Of cof-
te-. rubber and other business .ntor-
cats had urged the company 90 dvvrt
it, ships, ships r.tins hctwccs i.lth
America and the Iui'cd Statrs arc
nearly all under either German ur
British nar and consequently have
been Withdrawn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
WIRELESS APPARATUS OF
All, SHIPPING SEALED

New York, Aug. iO.-Unitcd States
customs officers were out in the rev
cnuo cutter Calumet today and sealed
up tho wireless apparatus of al ves-
sells IN the harbor nying the Hays OF
warning European powers. This ac-
ton follows the censorship piaded In
wireless stations along the coast to
enforce the neutrality Of the United
states.
This new wireless embargo applies
60 such ships as the German liner
Naterland. which h nt her pier. n
was reported yesterday that the big
Natorland was working her wireless.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
LUNA COUNTY DELEGATES
INSTRUCTED sol. FERGUSON
Especial Dispatch to The Herald. }

D@ming, y. NJ. Aug. 1O.-Luna
county's delegation Ia the state Dem
ocratic convention has been instructed
10 vote FOR ~. -. Ferguson for the
nomination for congress first. last and
all the time. The county convention
named the following delegates 10 Al
%buqucrque: j.. :. Naught. NJ. J.
Moran, James :. Fielder, n. l.. Kerr
and T.. Il. VallaudinRham.
u. l. Kerr was elected member OF
the state central committee.
Tho candidate for the state lcfls-
lature will be nominated at a second
convention to be held ncNt week fol-
lowing the state convention at Albu-
aucraue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
OTEIsO COUNTY DFI4FG ATIss
ALL FOR FERGUSON
Especial Dispatsh 60 The ucrald.)

Alamogordo, y. NJ, Aug. i0.-Al-
though they will come without bind
ing Instructions. otero county's del
cgatcs 20 the state convention al Al
huquerque all are for the rcnomina-
ton OF Congressman Ferguson and
The congressman will have their votes
from start 10 finish. Because OF the
desire Of many Democrats Ca attend
The state convention "a triple set Of
~dclegates was elected with one-third
of a vote zach. The delegates are
as follows j. D.. Anderson, r. A. Fra
hier, c. w. Morgan, ). w. Prudc. 9.
u. Bent O.. l.. Monctt. $. 3. Williams.
W. l.. Rutherford, L. r. Hughs. Dean
Sperry.
A complete REORGANIZATION Of she
coraty Democratic committee was ef-
fecied az the county convention Sat
urday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
RAINBOw WAITING ron
IsItIIItS or GOLDEN GATH,

Eureka, Cal. Aug. i0.-Thc steam
or city Of Topeka. which arrived
here today from san Francisco. re-
ported that she sighted the British
protected cruiser Rainbow. assigned
10 the service Of Canada. off Point
Reyes, Yesterday afternoon. The cap-
tain of tho Topeka believes the Rain
bow was standing on and of the
Golden Gate looking Tor German
prizes.
The length ~ time she will he able
90 do 90. however. is not great AZ
she was allowed by the authorities of
the port of IA Francisco 10 take on
hut so ons 81 coal. sufficient 10 carry
her with what she had To tie near
est home port.