davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-07
TEARNEY BEDZIE PRO-
CESOWANY.

Szef policyi Gleason wczoraj
wystosowai polecenie do proku--
ratora miejskiego, ]. L. McIner-
ney'ego, ably ten wytoczyl process
A. R. Tearney'emu o sprzedawa-
ME napoj6w Acknowledgment po
godz. 1szej po po}nocy. Tearney
jest wiaScicielem wielkiego ,,cafe"
pnr. 1856 E. 35ta utica jest byiym
aldermanem 3ciej wardy.
Szef Gleason twierdzi, re po-
miedzy godz. lis a 80 po pol
nocy, dnia 3go maja policyant J.
NJ. O'Brien widzia}, jak % os6b
.wyszfo z ,cafe" Tearney'ego.
Przy roznych stoiach siedzialo
po kilka osob.
Process naznaczony zosta1 przez
prokuratora ma dzien Is maja.
Trzej wlaSciciele roznych ,ca-
fes" zostali wczoraj przez sedzie-
go Grahama skazani ma $40 i ko-
szta "a to, IL pozwalaja spiewa-
czkom kumac sic publicznoscia.
Sa to: Sidney Dago, 3144 South
State ul. Albert Kennedy, 144
E. 35ta III. Hugh Hopkins, 3l6l
South State ul.
CIEKAWA OBRONA.
Wczoraj rozpocza} sic process
Williama Keith'a, oskarzonego o
zamordowanie Waltera Paula,
rzeznika, we wyszynku pnr. 1928
w. Chicago ave.
Adwokat jego, G. NJ. Popham
W movie swej wstepnej zapowie-
dzia}, IL obrone jego oprze ma tenn
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-07
vie tylko poddanie sic : lut
smierc walecznych. A..


smierc walecznych. A.. -
- Gen. naczelnik Carranza "a
komunikowai nieoficyalnje swe
plany dalszej Rampant amery--
kahskim czynnikom rzadowym
ma on w planie marsz ma stolice
trzema kolumnami: jedna w silt
10, 900 poprowsazi gen. Obregofl,
dzialajacy w Mexyku zachodnim,
mad Pacyfikiem, ktory zajmie pc
drodze port Mazatlan, druga row
ME liczna mad Atlantykiem - pc
wzieciu Tampico poprowadzi ge-
neral Caballero, a trzecia srod--
! klein kraju - najwiekszq najwa-
zniejsza powiedzie gen. Villa,
wodz naczelny... :. Marsz ten ma
sic odbyc teraz juz szybko i "a
trzymac go mic ME zdola, bo po
drodze z wyjatkiem wymienio--
nych punktow zadnych innych
wazniejszych niema, a gdyby
gdzie ma wiekszy trafiono opor,
to maja poprostu punkt taxi O.
minqc odciawszy go Cd linii O.
peracyjnej federalistow, przec
dalej ma poiudnie az pod stolice,
gdzie sic zetkna wojska Carranzy
z korpusem Zapaty, poczem ma
stapi wspo'ny atak ma miasto Me-
xyk. Calego planu wykonanic
ME powinno zajac wiecej czasu,
jak diva do trzech miesiecy maj
wyzej.
Mexyk, miasto, Z maja. -Tym-
czasem polozenie Huerty stale sig
dniem kazdym trudniejsze
ciasniejsze: zewszad naciskaja
go: dyplomacya europejska i mo-
carstwa stanowczo doradzaja IT,
stapienie, w samej stolicy pc
miastach innych tylko terrorem
trzyma on lud w uleg}oSci, garni-
zony nieoplacane ME So pewne,
Stany zadaja rezygnacyi, revolt
cyonisci ami siyszec ME chca o
porozumieniu wspolnej przeci--
wko Stanom akcyi; w stolicy kra-
ia pog}ski coraz move o spiskach
przeciwko Huercie: wszystko wy
twarza sytuacye naprezona do O.
statecznoSci. Tymczasem konte-
rencye re Stanami naznaczono
dopiero ma Is maja, ukiady "a
powiadaja sic rozwlekie diugle
CO do tych ukfadow,jesl REVOLT
cyonisci ME uporaja sic z Huertq
przed konferencya, to Stany znaJ'
da sic W polozeniu rowniez ME
zwyklem: ME uznaja one bowiem
Huerty, tymczasem konferujac z
MIN i pertraktujac o pokoj, tenn
samem faktycznie go uznaJa l to
Jest zgola nieprzyjemnem dla RIA,
du Wuja Sama; Carranza stano-
wczo Cd ukladow sic usunai, CO
pogarsza sytuacye: W zaWikianiu
tenn coraz jasniej przedstawia sic
mozliwosc wojny, zdaje sic bar
dzo pozadanej przez Huerte, sPo'
dziewa sic bowiem, re wobec a
gressywy stanow zjednoczonycf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-07
RADZA MU REzYGNoWAc


Washington, Z maja. = Przy-
jaciele Huerty przyboczni jego
doradcy wytezaja' wszystkie SHY,
by skionic dyktatora do rezygna-
cyl. Wczoraj wyszlo ma jaw, re
do tego kroku namawiaja go ME
tylko pahstwa z centralnej i po-
ludniowej Ameryki razem ME
ktoremi panstwami europejskie--
mi, ale nadto usilnie pracuja mad
tenn takze jego najserdeczniejsi
przyjaciele deradcy. Powiadaja
mu, re dobro kraju wymaga, by
Huerta zrezygnowal.
Stanowisko Huerty stale sic
takiem, re maIo jest ludzi takich,
ktorzy sadza, re dyktator zdola
sic d{uzej ma MEM utrzymac.
Huerta tract poparcie, jakiego
w przeSziosci doznawal, to go
h. znaczHie W rzsdach osiabia, w
dodatku do tego Stany Zjedno-
czonG zajmuja jego giowny port
nadmorski, inne ujScia znajduja
sic pod kontrola jego poteznego
sasiada. .
Powstahcy napadaja go pol
nocy to tax natarczywie, re zmu-
SONY byl swe wojska prawie cal
klein wycofac.
Potrzeba wprost cziowieka re
stall, by sic utrzymac ma stano--
wisku, na jakiem Huerta obecnie
sic znajduje. Huerta pomimo to
juz kilkakrotnie powiedzial. re ME
zrezygnuje. Prawdopodobnie jest
on tego zdania, re gdyby sic zdra-
dzl checia rezygnacyi chocby
pred najserdeczniejszym przy--
jacielem, to zycie jego wisialoby
IA wlosku. .
JeSli Huerta ME zechce zrezyg-
nowac, to pozostaje trojaki spo-
sob usuniecia go z urzedu:
Powstancy moga go Emusic dc
rezygnacyi, tego sobie zyczy
Rad Stanow Zjednoczonych.
Bunt W jego wojsku.
Okupacya miasta stoleczneg1
przez wojska amerykahskie.
Zachowanie sic Stanow Zjedno-
czonych dotychczasowe zdradza
ze administracya day do usunie-
cia Huerty przy pomocy powyz--
szych pierwszych dwoch punk,
tow.
Generaiowi Funstonowi prezy'
dent nadai wczoraj wiecej VIA
DIV Funston narzekai, ze przy
pomocy instrukcyi nadesianyct
mu przez prezydenta ME moze or
miasta Vera Cruz dostatecznie
bronic. Wczoraj przeto otrzyma5
polecenie, by wojsko swoje zsze,
regowai tax jak mu sic podoba
posuwai je ma posterunki zagrozo-
ne.
Funston ma wladze prowadze'
MIA dalszych operacyi, ME W celr
prowadzenia swych zolnierzy n:
stolice mexykanska, ale W celu le-
pszej obrony miasta, ktore Anne
rykanie zajeli.
zolnierze jego pracuja obecnii
rad okopami, gdzie ustawia dzia'
Ia wielkiego kalibru i malego ka'
libru. Kopia take szahce ola
zoinierzy, ktorzy karabinowym Q.
gniem zamierzaja prazyc Huer-,
tystow.
Funston jednak ME ma szuka(
zaczepki Mexykanami. Wszy-'
stkie jego rugby maja bye take
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-07
44,OO0 POWSTANCoW IDZIE
MA SToLICE HUERTY.

Washington, Z maja.- w prze
ciagu miesiaca, jak donosza z o.
bozu powstancow, Carranza sta
ME ma czele armii zlozonej z A :
600 przed murami stolicy Huer--
ty.
.Powstancy W ostatniGh dniach
prowadzili bardzo szczesliwa
kampanie przeciw zoinierzom
Huerty. Odnosza oni zwyciestwa
prawie wszedzie. Huerta oslabil
swe posterunki, bo wojsko swoje
wycofal niektorych miejscowo-
sci jedynie dlatego, by ma wszelki
wypadek stawic silny opor Anne
rykanom, ktorzy chca zdobyc je-
go stolice. Wojsko swoje z tego
powodu koncentruje W okolicy
miasta stolecznego.
Z zachodniego brzegu panstwa
mexykanskiego donosza zwy--
ciestwaoh powstahcow. General
Obregon zdobyi miasto Acapone-
ia, gdzie do niewoli zabral Gala
zaioge Huertystow. Zdobyl on
nadto 1000 karabinow, try ar
maty, znaczna liczbe dziai ma
szynowych i okoio 100000 nabo-
iow karabinowych.
Obecnie gen. Obregon oblega
miasto Mazatlan. Kanonierka Mo
relos lzostala zniszczona przez
powstancow kiedy w zatoce O.
siadia ma mieliznie.
ME PoZWoLA MA NoWY
PRoCES.
Atlanta, Ga, Z maja. = Sedzid
Ben Hill ME wysluchai nawet ar
oumentow prokuratora Stanowe-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-07

(Dokonczenie ma str. 5-ej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-07

rewolucyonisci staneliby przecie
przeciwko Amerykanom; stad
przypuszczaja, re Huercie bylby
pozadany atak gen. Maasa, do
wodzcy federalnego, ma Vera
Cruz. .-
Vera Cruz, Z maja. - Amery-
kanie gotuja sic ma dobre do od-
parcia spodziewanego ataku gen.
Maasa jego korpusu federalne-
60 ma miasto: dowodzacy general
Funston otrzymai z Waszyngto-
MI poufne instrukcye, dajace mu
wiekszy zakres wladzy pozwala-
jace przedsiebrac wszelkie kroki,
iakie uzna "a stosowne dla zabez-
pieczenia swego korpusu; nawet
pozwolono mu rozszerzyc linie
zajetego przez Amerykanow te-
rytoryum tenn jedynie zastrze-
zeniem, by starai sic ME narazic
niczem opinii rzadu Stanow, by
ME zarzucano Amerykanom po-
gwaicenia zawieszenia broni -
zadna wiec prowokacya, a tylko
akcya dla obrony wlasnej moze
mice. miejsce. Vice Funston ma
tychmiast przystapil do fortytl-
kacyi wodociagow El Tejar, ktore
pragna odzyskat Mexykanie, tax
re i inne strony miasta fortyflku-
je sic poSpiesznie, nadto Fun
ston przygotowuje sic do marszu
W gfab kraju, gdyby tego zaszfa
potrzeba. Podobno federalni znl-
szczyli diva mostly Wazne ma dro-
DE kolejowej do stolicy, a trzecl
najwiekszy jest podminowany i
w razie marszu AmerykanoW w
glab kraju moze bye momentalnie
zniszczony.
= Do Vera Cruz przybyio
wczoraj znowu kilkunastu Ame--
rykanow innych cudzoziemcow
ze stolicy: wszyscy oni powiada-
ia, ze Huerta ma zamiar ustaplc
i re O tenn gloSno sic mowi W sto-
licy. Powiadajs, re w miescie Me-
xyku jest jeszcze CO najmnieJ 2
do 3 tysiecy Amerykanow. Wszy-
scy przyznaja, ze obecnie cudzo-
ziemcy So zupelnie dobrze trak--
towani przez federalistow.
- Ze Stanu Jalisco, miejscowo-
sci Hostotipaquilol, donosza, ze
dwaj Amerykanie urzednicy tam
teiszei jakiejs kopalni zostali "a
mordowani; szczegoiow brak.
w Vera Cruz wczoraj okre-
ty amerykahskie saliva dzia} u
czcily plata rocznice, wczora)
przypadajaca wstapienia ma tron
kr6la Anglii, Jerzego: strzaiy w
miescie wywo}aiy ogromna pani-
ke: sadzono, re to move bombar-
dowanie; z trudnoscia uspokoJo-
no ludnosc, zapewniajac, re JeJ
ME grozi zadne niebezpleczen--
stWo.
EcHA KATASTRoFY.
Sable Island, Kanada, Z maJa,
- Kapitan Mcdonald trzynastu
(Dokonczenie ma str. 5-eO.
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(Dokoiiczenie ma str. 5-eD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-07
PrzeCiw zabijakom wyszynkom.
Wiadze poruszOne do zyWego noWym
wybuchem bezprawia.
Niezwyk}a obrona procese zab6stwo -. Potepia no
wOczesne metody pastorow protestanckich. - Epide-
mia samob6jcza Chicago. - Doroczna wy
stawa Instytucie Sztuk Pieknych

litycznych, by ME dopusciG do
wytoczenia procesow. Wplywy
polityczne by}y takze czynne,gdy
wypuszczono oskarzonych ma
wolnost pod Smiesznie mala kau-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-07

go i odrzucil proSbe adwokatow
Leona Franka, starajacego sic Q
nowy process. Frank zostal ska
zany' ma Smierc "a zamordowanie
niejakiej Maryi Phagan.
Sedzia Hill powiedzial jednak,
re pozwoli ma Przeprowadzenie
sprawy pred najwyzszy trybu--
nal stanowy, a W razies gdyby
chciano apelowae on da Swoja Q
calej sprawie opin:e.
Adwokaci Franka przedlozs
sprawe najwyzszemu trybunalo-,
wi w stanie Georgia, gdyby ME
bylo powodzenia W tym sadzle,
wtenczas wniosa podanie o pre-
sluchy pred najwyzszym trybu-'
nalem Stanow Zjednoczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-07
AMMONS DoZNAJE PO-
PARCIA.

Denver, Colo, Z maja. = Gu
bernator Ammons ME bedzie
miaf zadnych trudnosci w prze-,
prowadzeniu wszystkich praw
proponowanych w celu zakoncze,
MIA dalszych walk robotniczych W
Stanie Colorado. Legislature sta
nova wyasygnuje take Z kasy
wszelkie pieniadze potrzebne ma
oplacenie diugow milicyi stano--
wei.
Tinidad, Colo, 7. maja. -
Wszyscy interesowani otrzymal'
wczoraj rozkaz ziozenia broni. =
Rozkaz ten dotyczy tych, ktorzy
udziai czynny brali W strajku. =
Rozkaz nadszedl Cd komendanta
wojska regularnego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-07
ME PoZWoLA MA NoWY
PROCES.

Atlanta, Ga, Z maja. = Sedzid
Ben Hill ME wysiuchai nawet ar
gumentow prokuratora stanowe-
The Washington herald., 1914-08-11
SAILINGS TO FOLLOW
CONTRABAND RULING
Only Arms and Ammunition Barred
as Cargo and Ships Will Go
Heavily Laden.

New York. Aug. 1oJThe sailing Of
some Of the big liners now in American
ports within the next week, with big
cargoes aboard, was predicted today as
the result Of the ruling on contraband
shipments sent to the collector Of the
port by the Treasury Department at
Washington last night
This ruling was to the effect that only
guns and ammunition could be classed
as certain contraband goods. Ships wish
ing to sail with a general cargo Of
merchandise will be permitted to do so,
but they are warned that they will be
liable to capture on the high seas.
The Treasury Department forbids the
sailing Of any ship that may have been
painted black during her stay in port
and also forbids q ship carrying any more
fuel than enough to get 1t to its destina-
ton.
No clearance papers were asked for
today, but 1t is expected that a number
Of requests will be made within the next
few days.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-11
H. MARTIN WILLIAMS
HONORED BY FRIENDS
House Reading Clerk Feted at River
dale, Md. on Occasion of Seven
Fourth Birthday.

II. Martin Williams. reading clerk of
the House Of Representatives. celebrated
his seyenty-fOurth birthday last Sunday.
when sixty persons gathered on the lawn
Of his home in Riverdale, Nd, to con-
graduate him.
Among those who spoke were Louis T.
Post, Assistant Secretary of Labor: Rep
resentative Heating. of Colorado: DR.
Cora Smith King, Gen. Charles Morton
Col. J. l. MCGEE, Mrs. Alice Thatcher
Post, Representative Warren W. Bailey.
Judson KiEs and James II. Keeley. Mr..
williams thanked the speakers and all
who were present 10 do him honor. Re-
freshments were then served.
Among those present were Representa-
tive Edward Keating and wife, Of Col1-
rado: Representative Warren Worth
Bailey. OF Johnstown, Pa; Miss Ada
Rhodes, Of Falls Church, Va; George p.
Hampton, Of New York: W. S. Bryan, Of
st. Louis: Louis F. Post, Mrs. Alice
Thatcher Post, Gen. Charles Morton and
wife, M and Mrs Leland =. Shidy. Mr.
and Mrs. William d. Mackenzie, Mr.. and
Mrs z. J. Dakin, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hugh Kelley. Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. swan
ton and children. Mrs. L. Ross. Mrs. H
c. Bebb, Miss Frances Crosby, Miss FlOra
Raymond, Mrs. Carrie z. Kent, Miss
Kitty HeyIer, Miss Mary E. Heyler. DR..
Cora s. King, Mrs. Augusta B. Swords,
Judson King. B. F. Lindas, A. L. Cotton
S. L. Moser, Mr.. and Mrs. z. W. Reibe-
tanz, Mrs. Don Sanford, r. v. Bloxton.
W. A. Pollard and p. J. Donk, all of
Washington. and the following Of River
dale: Col J. L. McGee. Mrs. c. z. Stein
meyer, Mrs. o. Klinger. Lieut.. Thomas
KIinger. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Barclay.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mckee and two little
daughters, Mrs r. A. Bennett and
daughter, Miss Gertrude Bennett
The Washington herald., 1914-08-11
CAPITAL REFUGEES IN
LONDON'S BREAD LINE
Many Wealthy Washingtonians Found
Among Those Registered by
Relief Committee.

REGISTERED with the relief committee In
London are many washingtonians Of
wealthy and fashionable sets, who Will
line up with the refugees in the bread
line or whatever food and fund disbIrs-
ing arrangement the English authorities
have made.
Among the Washington names found
on the registry OF the relief commitee
who have personally begged material aih
in their distress are the folJwing: hr
and Mrs. John c. Balei, Florence II.
Butler, David A Baer, Ellen h. Branden-
burg. Rev. G. c. F. Bratenahl, Mrs. E
s. Brinton, Arthur A. Brown, Bacr
Benoit. jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Crist, Mary and
otheIia Cromwell, H. B. Chase, Rev. 7:
z. Davis, Miss Madaline Davis, Capt. and
Mrs. E ]. Dorns, Amelie De Billn' Mrs-
Z. F. Droop, Mrs. F. Evans, MIS-. Agnes
Graves, DIR. ]. P. Filledrown, Mr.. ami
Mrs HoIlifeld, Mr.. and Mrs: Malcolm
Hufty. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Hopkins
and two children. Mrs. w. a. Hammond'
Miss Emma Hance, Miss Juha SrsSe'
Temple Harrison, DR.. H. Hasselbring.
Miss Bertha King. Misses Clara and
Lillian Borroughs, Mrs. b. J. DoFhs anu
Miss Agnes Droop.
Much CONSERVATION Is felt over the
safety of Mr.. and Mrs J. Burton Kim
berIy, Of Washington, who left duIInI
June for a tour in Germany. The last
heard from them was in a letter received
by a friend dated from Weilsbaoen. July
p. Unsuccessful attempts have been
made by their friends to each them by
cable. Mr.. and Mrs. Kimberly resloeo at
the Dresden.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-11
WOUNDS FAIL TO HALT
FRENCH AERIAL SCOUT
Aeronaut Over Belfort Returns with
Information After Self and
Machine Were Riddled.

Paris. Aug. 1O.-A thrilling episode
of the aerial warfare going on between
Germany and France was related in
an oficial report received from Bel
fort at the war ministry today. The
hero was a young French oficer who
had begged to be among the first sent
out to scout over the German from
tier.
His wish was granted, and he was
sent in the direction OF Metz TO ascer-
tain the positions of the German army,
After securing his information he was
on his way back, when he was sighted
by three German aerial scouts. They
gave chase and fired upon him.
The French scout responded in kind.
but the number against him was too
great, and when he was wounded he
had to dash for Belfort at full speed.
He arrived there with his aeroplane
riddled by German bullets. Though
seriously wounded, he is expected to
recover.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-11
ORPHANS TO TAKE OUTING.

The Knights Of Columbus will give
tasir annual excursion for the orphans
Of the city to Marshall Hall tomorrow.
Special ears win take the youngsters to
the 10 o'clock boat and will meet it when
II returns at $50 and carry them back 10
the various institutions.
An athletic program has been proVideo,
including foot races Tor glrls ah1 OUS
a16 a baseball game between the 81
Dominic's altar boys team and the
S-ookIand Retreats. Prizes will be award
ed 10 the winners
Dinner will be served at Marshall Han
In addition the picnickers VIII De pro,
vtded with American flags, horns anu
other noisemakerh
,Dr i Rozier BiEgs ir charge Of the
srranrerents. 1 assisted by c. W. Augh-
inbausk, Mrs. George A. Howe ana
the Daughters of Isabella.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-11
HOTEL MAHAaFR DIES.
John .. Dsvin. Wiu Ne Bsss.a In
wash'sstsn Temorrou.

John T. Devine. welI-known botsl
man. died yesterday OF heart disease At
his apartments At the Dresden. He had
been III for four days. Funeral. services
will be held tomorrow morning at II
o'clock at ST. Paurs Catholic Church
Rev. Father Maeiin win conduct ths
services Burial vii be In Oak HIn Gem.
eteTy.
Mr.. Devins is survived BY his wifi. ana
two sisters.
For many years Mr.. Devlns was mana.
ger Of tbs ST. James Hotel. New York
He resigned to take charge Of ths
Long Beach Hotel. Long Beach. Lonl
Island. He was proprietor Of the Shore
ham Hotel until two years ago. wher
he retired.
The following viii be honorary pail.
bearers: Col Robert N. Harper. Milton
p. Allies, william b. Hibbs. Townley A.
Mckee, George =. Schuit. H. A. Berg
heimer, Col. jerome H. Joyce. OF Balti'
more; Barry Buckley, Laurence Mills
E z. Speese, and E. ]. Walsh.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-11
NEWMAN CITED
BEFORE COURT
Commissioner Must Show
Cause Friday Why He Is
Not in Contempt.
FRIZZELL TAKES STEP
Taxpayer Moves to Gust Commissioner
Before Court of Appeals Passes
Upon Oficials Case.
FRIZZELL TAKES STEP

Another move on the part Of the home
rule committee to oust Commissioner
Oliver p Newman before the Court Of
Appeals OF the District passes upon his
appeal from the custer suit caused the
Commissioner TO be cited to show cause
before Justice Stafford next Friday why
he should not be adjudged in contempt
OF court for continuing in ONCE.
It is contended that the verdict was
self-executing and that therefore the su-
persedeas bond filed should not have IN
terfered with ousting Mr.. Newman Cor
poration Counsel Syme In formal opin-
ion held that the supersedeas bond did
stay the verdict until after the higher
court reaches a decision.
Brief IL Submitted.
Attorneys A. A. BIrney and Neal 4
England, representing the taxpayer, sub
mitted a brief to Justice Stafford yester-
day and the latter perused il before sign
ing the order TO show cause. This means
only, however, that the legal question in
volved may be argued next friday the
court meanwhile expressing no opinion
one way or the other.
In the attorneys brief a NebrasAa case
is cited, which, II is contended, Is N
accord with the position taken by TIE
home rule committee In the matter In
tniS case, IL u tlAteus IL Na5 hGAo AAoN NV
filing of a supersedeas bond does not s'i-
perseds the Judgment 50 as TO si't!tls the
incumbent TO retain the once vending
the appeal unless there Is statuts au-
thorizing Il. Counsel pointed out that
there Is no such statute in force here
Yesterdays petition recites that MI.
Newman is holding his position In dem
ance Of the judgment and has wholly
disregarded the same, and that since the
verdict was rendered he has peTfHI med
all the duties OF a Commissioner, relying
only on the supersedeas bond In the ps.i-
atty Of 500 The said Newman Is In
contempt Of this honorable court and OF
its said judgment, and that he should
be punished therfor," the petition con-
cludes.
For unknown reasons former Senator
Joseph W. Bailey. Of Texas, does not
Join IN the petition. II was suggested
Yesterday that his views might diner
from those Of his colleagues 50 far as the
effect OF the supersedeas bond Is con-
Cerned.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-11
OPEN CAMPAIGN FOR
GERMAN TERRITORIES
Seizure by English of Togoland Open,
ing Gun in Fight for African
Possessions.

London. Aug. 1o.-The seizure of Togo
Iand, the German possession on the goId
coast CT Africa is only the opening gun
in a campaign by England that will strip
the Teutonic empire of all its colonial
possessions. II was learned today that
Colonial Secretary Harcourt, Lord Kitch-
ener the war secretary. and Winston
Spencer Churchill. head OF the admiralty,
held a conference last Thursday, at which
Ihe campaign against the German colo
nies was carefully mapped out.
The first blow was struck at Tog1land.
Though this was the smallest OF the Ger
man possessions In Africa. covering only
$500 square miles, 1t is very rich in
mines
The Washington herald., 1914-08-11
Coed Time Now
For Blood Health
The Skin is Working Hard to
Cleanse the Body

When you perspire freely see that your
blood is assisted by S. S. s. the famous
blood purifier.
The action Of S. s. S. in its rush to
the surface Of the body causes the proc
ess Of nutrition to 50 prepare all those
impurities in the blood that they are
easily expelled. And as fast as they
are removed new materials from pnri-
ned blood stream are supplied to make
a clear. smooth, outer skin Of fne tex
ture.
II is in the summer time. by the aid
of s. s. s. that you naturally and quickly
get rid Of those harmful irTitants that
gather to cause rheumatism, catarTh.
blood risinSs, eczema, botls ana other
forms Of impure blood
In a spIendidIy Illustrated book. What
the Mirror Tells you will learn about
the wonders Of the skin and what Is
required to keep 1t healthy. But first
get a bottle Of S. 8. S. at any drug
store and then write for the book to The
Swift Specific Co., 104 Swift Bldg. At
Ianta, Ga Beware Of any attempt 70
sen YOU something in place Of s. s. 8.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-11
BRYAN AGAIN SEEKING
HUNTINGTON'S RELEASE
Directs Ambassador Girard to Make
Necessary Representations to
Germany Immediately.

On receipt Of advices yesterday con-
hrming reports that Archer NJ. Hunting
ton, president OF the American Geo.
graphic Society, and Mrs. Huntington
are being detained by German authori-
ties, Secretary Bryan dispatched new in
structions to Ambassador Girard, direct
ing him TO make the necessary repre-
sentations to the German government in
order to secure the release OF the Hunt
ingtons as promptly as possible.
Mr. Bryan was advised that the Hunt
ingtons are not In prison, but are con-
fined to their hotel in Nuremburg, Ba-
varia Mr.. Huntington Is being held as
a spy because he was found by the offi-
cials 10 have in his possession a num-
Der Of maps and drawings regarding the
country.
It is assumed here. OF course, that these
pertained merely 10 Mr.. Huntington's .
studies as a geographer.