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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
STATE OF IndianaD

STATE OF IndianaO
COUNTY OF Posey.) SIS.
Katharine Goebel OF the city ~
Mount Vernon. Count of Posey and
State Of Indiana. being FIRST duly
sworn upon her oath, according -
law, deposes and says.
That she is married woman and
the wife Of Fred Goebel and makes
the following statement as 20 what
she positively believes and know $
about the Opaline Suppositories The
Opal'ne Suppositories are certainly
what they are recommended to be /
have suffered with female trouble Cor
over nine years, and I had doctored
with many different doctors and found
no relief, And at last the doctor tod
me that nothing would do me any
good, but that | would have 10 submit
to an operation. So | heard about
your treatment of Opsline Suppositn-
ries got them and had fine results
from the same. I do my own
work, tend garden, send three chit
dren TO school. and enjoying the very
best of health.
KATHARINE GOEBEI..
Subscribed and sworn TO before ne.
the undersigned, a Notary Public duly
commissioned, IN and for sai6 County
and State, this 18TH day Of October.
1873.
Witness my hand and notarial seal
on said date
GEORGE T. HOEHN,
(SeaO Notary Public
wv commission expires August 81,
1916.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

in
in
falling Irritation
periodical
happen
left
entirely
surely
a
simple
able life
as t
Mothers Daughters will
treame
and
senda n mail this
markh
treatmen to- day may
Mrs M
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
| STATE OF Kansas J

STATE OF Kansas
COUNTY OF Franklin) SIS:
Mrs c. f. Warner, of the city Of
Ottawa, County of Franklin, and
State of Kansas, being first duly
sworn upon her oath. according to
law, deposes and says:
This certifies that for more than a
year | have been cured of falling of
the womb by personal use of Opaline
Suppositories They restored my
health and did all for me that was
claimed. They did even cure after
doctors gave me no hope for relief
only by operation of removing my
womb
| cannot say too much praise for
Opaline Suppositories.
MRS. c. r. WARNER
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
the undersigned. Deputy Clerk Dist.
Court. duly commissioned, in and for
said County and State, this 18th day
Of October, 1918.
Witness my hand and seal on said
date.
ETHEL HIGH,
Deputy Clerk District Court.
(Seal of District Court, Franklin
County, Kansas)
STATE OF Indiana, }
wv ~ L L AlE NslAlkhll.j 90
Mrs. O. S. Miller. of the city of
Frankfort, County Of Clinton, and
State OF Indiana, being first duly
sworn upon her oath, according to
law, deposes and says;
have used Mrs. Summers Opal
Inc Suppositories and find they
will do all that is claimed for them.
After suffering for a number Of
years and not getting relief from the
local doctors, Mrs. Summers Opaline
Suppositories were recommended TO
me and l received supply Of them,
and after using them about six
months regularly, can say that
was cured.
l found no ill-efrects from the use
OF them whatever
MRS O. S. MILLER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
the undersigned, a Notary Public duly
| commissioned, in and for said County
and State this 10th day Of October
1918.
Witness my hand and notarial seal
! on said date
WILLIAM robson.
tSeal) Notary Public,
My commission expires January 2
la11.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
LONESOME MAN is FINED.

Los ANGELES, Feb, li-H. r Noun
Yer got $50 or so days IN jail for spes k-
ment store girl Il was lonesome {" wa,
his only defense.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
STATE OF south Dakota)

STATE or South pakots)
COUNTY OF CodinRton } SIS:
Anna H. pepper OF the city oi
Watertown, County Of Codington and
State OF South Dakota, being FIRST
duly sworn upon her oath, according
TO law, deposes and says.
That for eighteen years 7 have SUI
fered from combination of female
troubles falling Of the womb, inflam-
nation ana liberation Of the womb
and oyaries and never found ANY
remedy 10 relieve me, until ten years
ago, II caused an absCe as to form on
the womb, which laid me up in bed
for nine months. and six Of the best
doctors here In WatertOwn gave me
up to die, as they claimed they could
do nothing in my case and ! was tol
weak for an operation. and claimed |
could only live a few weeks longes.
Then lady agent OF the Nanderhoof
remedies called on me and induced me
to take one box OF the Opsline Sup
positories, and before | had IL quits
all used the abscess was brought 10
a head and broke and discharged. |
seemed TO be relieved from then on Of
all inflammation. liberation and al
other suffering OF thos parts, and en-
toyed better health since than ever,
and will recommend the Remedy to
all women suffering from those all
ments, as It viii do as recommended.
ANNA PEPPER
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
the undersigned, Notary Public duly
commissioned, in and for satd County
and State, this 18th day of October
1913
witness my hand and notarial seal
on said date
FERDINAND j. SCHOLTZ,
(seaD Notary Public.
NV commission expires May -,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

STATE OF TENNESSEE
COUNTY Of Knox } IS.
Mrs Alice simpson, of the city OF
xnavville County OF Knox, and state
NJ Tennessee. being FIRST duly sworn
unon her oath, according to law, de-
poses and says:
bave been a sufferer from prolap-
SIN. uteri attended with Inflammation
and liberation of the parts. 90
teined from Mrs, NJ. Summers, OF
south Bend. Ind, Opaline Supposito-
RES for treatment OF the trouble.
Tbair nae restored me from condi-
49,, ~ uni-invalidism TO activity and
Inc endowment OF such health as l
had not experienced for many years.
I regard this remedy as Of great val
ra and as emnently fitted Tor the
treatment of the troubles for which II
il designed. look upon II as a pro-
lection from. and an insurance
against. the form Of III health from
which l have suffered in the past.
some OF my friends who have suf-
sered more severely than myself from
.imilar troubles ! know have eNpe-
rienced an extraordinary improve
ment IN their condition from the use
81 this remedy, which ] recommended
TO them on account OF the benent
which | had mNSetl TeCelNeN from ~.
Several OF them have been saved
from surgical operations by Its use
The claims that are made for the
rernedy have been fully sustained In
nv own personal experience and that
Of my friends. -
ALICE SIMPSON.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
the undersigned. Notary Public
duly commissioned, in and for said
county and state. this 18th day o.
October, 1918.
Witness my hand and notarial sea
on said date.
w F. MILLER.
(SeaN Notary Public
My commission expires July II
1917.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
Sister: Read My Free Offer
l am woman.
] know woman S trials.
I know her need of sympathy and help.

If you my sister unhappy because Of healh and feel
unfit for household duties social pleasures daily employ
ment write and tell just how suffer- and ask for my
free days trial Of home treatment suited to your
needs with references other who gladly tell
how they have reganed health strength and happiness by
its want to tell all about this successful method
of home for yourself reader for daugh
ter your sister your mother want to tell you how to
yourselves at home at trng COST and without aid
from anyone Men understand women suferings
know from experience know better than
Of have
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

STATE OF California,
COUNTY OF Los Angeles SIS:
Mrs. M. ], Foster of the city OF Los
Angeles County of Los Angeles, am
State OF California, being first Guy
sworn upon her OATH, according 10
law, deposes and says:
That for 2 Ia years / treated WIN
a specialist on female diseases ana
found no relief. ] heard OF Opallne
supposttory treatment and sent fos
ono box and used half, which cureu
me of liberation and falling OF the
womb. That was seventeen years
ago. and now ! have used 1t again IN
change OF life and found 1t all that II
lis recommended to be,
MRS. II. ], FOSTER
800 s. Bunker Hill Ave.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
the undersigned, q Notary Public dnly
commissioned in and for said county
and State, this 18th day OF OCTOBER
1918.
Witness my hand and notarial seal
on said date.
MAUD NJ. KELLY,
tsaaD Notary Public.
My commission expires January .
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

STATE OF oklahoma, }
COUNTY OF Stephens) IS
Mrs. Sarah Landrum, OF the city OF
MARROW, County OF stephens ana
State Of Oklahoma, being first ouly
sworn uLon her oath. according 10
law, deposes and SAYS:
Since using Mr., Summers Opalno
suppositories for six weeks, my worno
rs reduced In size, and the bleeding
nicer, or cancer. as we thoueht l.
was Is healed over, and the memoir
rhage Is all stopped. | am getung
along fine. sleep good, appetite IL COCO
and / can do most all my work, was
.hIe 70 do my washing again. Whlch
had not done in so long. You are al
liberty TO publish anything ! nave
rsid as can not praies the opailne
suppositories too highly for what they
nave done for me, and appreciate
Mrs Summers courteous Treatment
MRS. SARAH LANDR M
Subscribed and sworn 10 nerore me,
,hs undersigned. q Notary Public duly
commissioned, in and for said county
and state. this 18th day OF OCTOBER
1918. .o
=, aid date ]. w ITALIA,
(SeaD Nota' noaan,h.r
NV commission expires December
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

STATE of PENNSYLVANIA,
T0JTNTY Of Cumberland IS
Mrs c. w. Frey, of the Borough OF
,,.haricsh,,rg County of Cumber-
and and state of PENNSYLVANIA, being
as Suly sworn upon her oath, ac-
.ording to law deposes and says.
Mrs summers Opaline Supposl-
,o-das hive restored my health SO
hat I am not in need of further
treatment. cheerfully recommend
them to my friends. as l nave iouh nv,
them lust as good as claimed by
"''N'' MRS. c. w FREY,
Subscribed and sworn to before me me.
the undersigned, Notary Puo,lc , uuty
Commissioned. in and for said County
srd state. this SOth day of October
1918 ,.,.,, us1
on said date y.sr
,e.oN Notary Public
NV commission expires Jan, Fl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-23
JOAQUIN MAAS
REPORTED DEAD
WAS FEDERAL GENERAL WHO
OCCUPIED PiEnEAS NEGEAS
AFTER EEBII. EVACUATION.

An unconfirmcl report here today
SAYS that the federal general Joaquin
Maa> who hrcamr well known when hr
lrcup cd ri,irl> NceraS after the reh
j cyacu1tion aud later Travelled
through thr United States Nv Laredo.
d. dead, and that hiS body H. now await
inv burial in = morguc ~ McN 80 CITY.
Grncray Mas was arrested M Sru
Antonio as hc wa. trying ~ reach Ilr
rdn. in violation "a The neutrality la .s.
and was placed under bond ia thr sum
NJ ~ uUn IIr continued tu Laredo. and
few daN~ before the Mexican general
election in nrtuiAr hr started for Sal
mo INV order wv w. there INV lime tn call
nn election. llr f.r lrd tn reach Snliilln
however. >inor which Time a. has been
lost track WI. w far a~ the reading pub
liz ia the United States H. concerned
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-23
WANTS TO FEED
The REFUGEES
CAPTAIN GEORGE j HEAD Is
DEALING WITH ARMY OFF
GALS FOR CONTRACT To FEED
MENICANS AT FORT BLISS.

Captain George ! Head of Browns
Vile wants the contract 10 feed nearly
5000 refugees and soldiers ~ Fort
Bliss. three times day. and j. now at
San Antonio where he j. dealing with
General TaSkcr II. Bliss. commander Of
the Southern department of the army
with that object in view.
According 10 reports received here
the first proposition of Captain Head
was turned down. the commander feel
ing that ii the United States awarded
such contract and the Mexican fcder
al government failed To- pay. the United
States would bc responsible for the debt
Captain Head claims 10 hold an author
ization from the lluerta government
for such contracts.
The versatile militia captain has al
ready had experience in such feeding.
having provided the provindcr for the
hundred or Mexican fcdcral> who
were held M Fort Brown. but practi-
cally all Of whom have escaped.
\ telephone report from the captain
indicates that he has not VT had flat
refusal of the contract. and he may vet
be able To capture il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-23
n HALF MILLION BALES MORE
THIS NEAE THAN WAS GINNEp
I'P To JANUARY ~ LAST YEAR.
SAYS CEN>I : Et-REAT
TEXAS 3,718.725 BALES
CDTNTENS CROP OF COTTON. AS
SIIOVN ~ REPORT oF GINNINGS
JANUARY H.. - SHORT OF 1871
CROP.
(Ey iss,ciaird Prcss.l

Washington. -. g. jan. The
ninth cotton ginning report of ihc Census
bureau for The season. issued ~ ~
O'Clock this morning. announced that
- 5>aI1I bales ~ cotton counting round
l> half bales. w the growth w 1919 had
been giunpd prior Nv January III. to
which date during thr past seven years
the ginning averaged n55 per cent IN the
entire crop Last year tn January III
there had been ainncd i30>>.I,0 o. cs.
~ ~ rrr cent VI The entire crop: wv 1911
w that date llJll 1.r lalc~ ~ T;3 per
cent and in 1907 fn that date l3.GfG.3r;
bales. ~ a6.~ prr cent
Included in thr ginning. were Hs.t'l
round bales. compared vith .>.Gin halr~
last wear. 1854 halr~ in 1911. HOB
bales in 1910 and 2.is SO balc~ in lan>
The number u Sea- island cotton bale,
included ,-rr 7Gl>. compared with
7n.7l~ bale, lr-t year. lnn.>n7 Ia lnl. and
aalhl in lari
Ginuine~ prior ~ January ~ by
States. follow:
Alabama. l7l.fi3. Arkansas rfI r.l /.
Florida. a. Ili Georgia, .c'ih-ml; Lou
isiana. I.unl. Mississippi. l.lsb.h-O.
Nurlh Carolina. .7~li iU.. oklahoma. 49,
III: south Carolina. l..sGn ~: Tcnnc~
scc. a-~.=l7: TrAa. 1.7l>.73l other
states. lIlus2
The ginuiug~ IVY Sen island cotton.
prior ~ Jaunarr MI AVN states follows (.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-23
REBEL OFFICER TAKES
CHANCES, AND TRAVELS
THROuGH ENEMY'S LINES
(SpcciaT ~ The HcraId.D

Matamoru>. Mex. Ian. -. Liruten-
ant Colonel Ccrrcro. chief VI staff to the
General Candido Agui-
lar. has arrived in Matam"roS after hay
Ing passed safely through The line, ~
the Frdrral> n, Vera Cruz and points
between Tampico aud Vera Cruz
col. Ccr,rrn desired To- reach the mil
tary headquarters at Matamoro>. and
leaving the rebel force Of which he i mn
officer. north of Vera Cruz. he took 4
long chance and went "a the city ~ Nrra
Cruz taking steamer from there a. cal
weston. aud was never once m0lc>icd. or
his identify discovered
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-23
EVERYBODY IN SAN DIEGO
WILL WEAR STRAW HATS
DURING EXPOSITION YEAR

Sln Diego Gal Jan. "a The latest
thing devised n, patriotic San Diego
citizens ~ impress upon The world the
reason fer holding Dpru Ihr San Diego
exposition fnr thr entire year ~ 1915 N
the Straw Hat club Members nf this
unique organization will nhligatc them
selves tp wear while in San Diego. w
other Kind M hat rNrrp those made ~
straw. nr fiber nr other .ight ma icrialS.
during every day ~ To- Aud not only
viii 'hcr plrdgr thcm-c vr- Nv this. but
in signing the membership roll NJ the
Straw Hat club they viii Incur IA penalty
in the form II fine ~ slnD for each
and every violation WY their obligation
This penalty i- deemed hardly ncrrs
sarl in the case nf such wei known san
nirganS - former Secretary uf the
United States Treasury. LYMAN !. Gage:
A ". ~pnulding. sporting goods lnag.
nate: lI N Timkiu roller BEARING mil.
iinnairr. John n. Sprrrklcs. sugar king:
Adnirals UrirI Ss.brcc and II. n. Man
Hry United STATES navy. retired: JDhrph
M. >rftnn Jr.. paper box mannfarturrr;
Vi. M. ~cripps. millionaire newspaper
publisher. Colonel -. 4. Collier. presi.
dent. aHd EI %. Davis. director general.
M the ~nn Diego cNpnSitin. and VI. =.
Grant Ir.. the oldest sou nf the cx Presi-
dent. al II whom maj, san Dicro their
home
The membership uf the straw Hat
club will not M limited ~ milliuaaircs.
however. and The only qualification nee
cssary ~ membership j. the possession
W. " straw hat and the courage To wear II
in public during the months that are
called winter months. but which In SAN
Diego. are succession of balmy, sunlit
days. like May days ~ elsewhere.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-23
ARRIVAL OF CARS
RELEASES MUCH TRUCK
FOR SHIPMENT
Especial ~ The Hcrald.)

San Bcnito. Texas. Jan 33-In r.
spouse to urgent tclcgram> sent ont from
here two days ago ~ the local Com.
mcrcal club asking fer better service i'm
supplying freight aud express rcfrigcra-
tor ears 10 transport the large truck
shipments from this section. a. W. Simp.
son industrial agent Il. Il sparks route
agent Of the Wells Fargo Express com
pany. and Il. T.. clark. superintendent 1T
transportation AZ the -. Louis. Browns
vile \ Mexico railroad. arrived in this
cit, today Ia look into the situation for
their respective companies.
Outgoing shipments ~ cabbage and
lettuce are increasing daily in amount
and for some time the scarcity of ~
frgerator ears ha> been 4 coa>tut men.
ace IL the proper handling AZ those per
ishablc products However. the arrival
Of twenty ears today relieves the >itua-
tion 81 far n present purposes are con
ccrncd.
1ns will To- the largest winter crop
the Lower Rio Grandc VALLEY has ever
vet known and IL j. feared that there will
bc a repetition of the conditions existing
two wears ago when ~l0O.nO0 worth ~
truck was dumped on the railroad right
nf WAY aud roitcd for lack of rollin.
stock 10 haul il Ia market.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-23
COUNTY FAVORS
A HOSPITAL
BOAED OF COUNTY COMMISSION.
Frs ARE CONSIDERING PEOPD
SlTloN. But DESIRE AID OF
CITY IN AN INSTITUTION.
BUILDING AVAILABLE
WITH ENrENnITUEE or COMPAR
ArNELN SMALL AMOUNT on
MONEY. OLD COUNTY COURT
HOUSE COULD BIZ USED.
BLOC by AmerIcan Press Assoclatlon.

That the board of county commission.
rrS look, with favor upon the prupn,i
ZION a. establish -ouuty h4~pil n here
i the statement of County Judge T.. ~.
Goodrich today However. the county
would not take the matter az on iis own
account but would look 10 ihc city for
support ~ The ouiiiitius ami conduct W
a hospital which could ~ used n,
county ami rity patients y ikr. That "
public hospital j, necessary here ~ ad
mticl IN the county ami ciil officials
alike and il j. expected that when the
city l. again in finances that the projcci
will become an actually
The Texas PnhIc Health as~nciation
IF Austin. ~ far ~ il can cpnsisirnlN dn
-. j. urging the establishment WI Y
county hospital TN Cameron county. ami
ia letter M County Judge ii. III Gpnl
rich il advises him that fhr county may
under section l. ~ the county hospital
law, ca.l au election ior v bond 'e-uc for
that rurrr~" without It~ being necessary
for the voters to Tile "a PETITION
Under This law ihr conuiies have until
March I. 1911. tl take soaIr step. toward
the lUildHr oi rrHn.r hospital.
The old Cameron county cNnrt house.
ihoigh not IA the best - shape I'd thi ,
time. II /, claimed could hr PLACED l
shape for u~r a> W hospital hr thr rN
pcnditurc uf comparatively small
amount ~ money. The huildug II 4
two story structure. with au interior ~
frame The brick Ma A. are i'm good com
ditlun and ihr interior i- easy of ~.
modelling and repairing. The board of
county commissioners his had under
consideration the matter fnr u iDug time.
aud il H. believed that with proper sup
port hy the rity. Cameron county could
soon have public hospital for The hcHe
fI vi the sick AMI poor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-23
THEY ADVOCATE RESERVE BANK
To >ERNE THREE STATES NND
PARTS or SIX OTllEE STATES
At HEARING.
TWO BRANCHES FOR TEXAS
THEY ALSO SUGGEST ESTABLISH
MENT OF TWO BRANCH EANk>
IN TENN>. AND SAY ST i.Ol lS
SHOULD HAVE RESERVE BANK
tBB Is ciai,d Prcvs.l

Kansas CITY. Mo. Jan. ~ a central
reserve bank at Kansas Iity. serving
Kansas. Oklahoma. New Mexico. and
parts of Missouri. Arkansas. Iowa.
TcH1>. Colorado aud Nebraska was ad
vc'Itrd TODAY at the McAhou lnd lluu~
tom RESERVE lnra'inn hearing N, Pres.
dent Gochcl ~ The Kansas city clearing
NV -.
President Gnrlrl said that tMn bran. IN
banks should hc established in Texas
aud two III Oklahoma.
IT. declared that - Louis should have
4 reserve bank hui that it would hc
runiou> to attach Texas AND NS ahnml
territory a. IT,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-23
s. |. BENAVIDES
GETS Big PRIZE
HIS NUMBER. lo.i3G. HIGHEST or
THOSE SUBMITTED IN HEHALD'S
PRIZE PUZZLE CONTEST GETS
$500
C. VILlARREAL SECOND
CITY SECRETARY SUBMITS SEC
OND HIGHEST NUMBER l2.3>.i
AND RECEIVES SECOND PRIZE
OF $50 IN CASH.

:. !. Benavidc> of this city. hlving
submitted the highest number in The
Ecrald'S prize puzzle contest. i the
winner Of the first cash prize of $500
awarded to the person submitting the
highest correct number. Ilia number
was II i36. and for his labor IL will
shortly bc the p"~sc>sor II check for
the sum Of 500.
CriSanto Nillarrcal was the second
highest. his number beng l2.::;>:'. and he
il awarded a cash prize of $50.
Miss .luana lznaga Portilla i third
with l23il and She will receive ~lNJ.
The Herald j. unable today tc an
nouncc ~ the prize winners, but will "a
20 in the issue of Saturday afternoon.
The following j. u partial list Of the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-23
EXHIBIT At CORN SHOW

The yiclt> wv the contestants pf the
Congress are rn hr featured I'M the Na-
iian i Corn Exposition III Dallas. Fob
ruary 1921
Letters have been sent tp the III n0n
contestants enrolled ia the 1919 com
pciiive crcp prudnrtiou asking them tp
send In Hat later than February sam
pies show az their best Yields These
>amplf> viii ~ arranged i'm the Texas
Industrial Congress Exhibit in the Art
Hrildirg whirh hl, hern given over Mn
III use o' thc Congress. and they VII
t0mpric far thr prizes offered WV the
management Nm fhr Corn Expos tinn
ln addition to The exhibits II cefioH.
corn. kaiiir. milo. and cowpea has bt
The contestants. the cunr-~> viii have
q series of charts in which viii bc
shown the cost ~ poor farming ~ the
State. the farmers. and the business
men. and the benefits % H. gained
through better farming
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-23
FOR FIRST TINE OF INNESTIGA
TION HE FELT STTNGING ACCI.
SATIoNS BEING MADE AGAINST
llM
PROTEST NOT HEARD
PAID NJ ATTENTION
TO rEOTESTATION AND HEAR
ING OF TALE ~ ALLEGED MIS-
CONnICT PROCEEDED.
tBB ias.ciofrd Prcss.l

Macon Gl.. Ian II; Sm1rling under
the ac H>ltiuu> uf District Attorney
Alderman that hr bad delivered u
charge to the Federal grand jury an
tagonistic to the government. Federal
Judge SPcrr. acrusal w official mi>rou
.iuct. tndaN fer the first time protested
fn the Congressional committee hearing
ihc charges. The committee refused -
hear thr protest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-23
WHITE HOUSE OFFICIALS DE-
CLARE THAT MEA>THFS WERE
LAUNCHED IN PRESIDENT
MERELY ~ FRAMEWORK.
WAS JUST A STAR TER
PRESIDENT WII.SON HAS NEITHER
APPROVED NOR DISApPEcNED
PENDING BILLS ON TRUST Leg
ISIAIIDN.
fEB iSS lciafrd PrrSvl

Washington. ". Nj Han. 81. White
IIon~c officials dcclar, today ihnt rIrSi-
dent Wilson has taken ~ aititu.c on
legislation Nv regulate stock cNrh. ngrs.
neither bad W. approved ~ 'lisnrrroycd
ucmdinr hills nn trust legislation.
They said the measures wrrr 7 unchcd
iu hs recent message merely " 4 frame
work for final legislation. and that the
President does not view the last word
in remedial laws.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-23
WEATHER.

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} Coast Weather: Tou ehi unsettled;
} SATURDAY. unsettled: colder with
} light a. moderate westerly % north
rrls winds.
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, splendid brccl.> from the SEA. The I
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. has h,~,n pleasant throughout thr
. day and j. a good example of the
. variety of the January weather in I
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