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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

A. D. Beard. Pro. % Yes (0 Yes.
90 Yes.
w. e. Fuller, Pro. "a Yes. C0 Yes.
]. B. NJ. Lovejoy, Rep. a. Yes. CD
Opposed to monopoly. CD Yes.
o. c. Dolbier. Pro. O Yes. ca Yes.
- L. ]: Bgssey. Rep. % Yes, co Yes,
n. B. Gould, Pro. ID Yes. (0 Yes.
James MathiesOn. Pro. % Yes. CO
A. NJ ireland. Pro. ~ Yes.C0 Yes.
! (3) Yes.
Chas. Wilson, Pro. ~ Yes. D Yes.
o. e. Turner. Dem. a Yes. (0 Yes.
| 90 Yes.
r. L. Nicholson, Pro. a. Yes tD Yes.
Franklin Fisher, Pro. ~ Yes. ca Yes.
! 90 Undecided.
c. A. Jordan. Pro. "a Yes. ca Yes.
b. H Bennett, Rep. % Yes, co Yes.
A F. Smith. Pro. ~ Yes. (2) Yes.
L. B waldron, Pro. % Yes. c9 Yes.
Ansel Briggs. Pro. % Yes. G) Con-
Bartlett Brooks. Pro.O Yes. t0 Yes.
o. L. Farnsworth. Pro. % Yes, t2)
A. G. whitcomb, Pro. "a Yes, (2) Yes,
f. ]. Earle Pro. U Yes, D Yes,
NJ. A Austin, Pro. % Yes. c2) Yes.
a; E; Astle. Pro. % Yes, co Con-
i~Dr. F. E. Bennett Pro. % Yes, CD
Yes. 90 Yes.
Lewis A. Cloudy, Pro, % Yes. C2) Yes.
90 Yes.
NJ L. Durgin. Rep a. Yes CD Unde-
cfded. tS) Probably.
]. T. Taylor. Pro. a Yes. 90 Yes.
John S. Harlow, Pro. % Yes. t2)
Control 80 Yes
Frank Stanley. Pro. % Yes. CO Yes.
| CD Yes.
E: W: Murphy Dem p % Yes 1,ss..6 60 - In IN
]. Wheaton, Pro. U Yes. CD Yes.
! 90 Think so.
stephen Littleheld, Pro. ID Yes. CD
E. A whitney, Pro. ~ Yes. ca Con-
Thos. 1. Jordan, Pro. % Yes. 90 Yes.
"A. NJ. Butler. Pro. % Yes. CT Con-
Young A Thurston, Dem. % Yes. %
E. 6. LittIeheld. Pro. % Yes. to
Ezra NJ. Fletcher. Pro. a. Yes. 90
Yes. CD Yes.
Chester Beane, Pro. % Yes. G2) Yes.
Geo. A. Benjamin, Pro. % Yes. ca
Yes. go Yes.
]. A. Lewis. Dem. ~ Yes, CD Yes
Wv W. L. Farmer, Pro. % Yes. f2o Yes.
H O. Hursey. Pro- % Yes. 90 Yes.
P. Q. spinney, Pro, % Yes. ca Yes.
T, NcGlaufin. Pro % Yes. (2) IN
W. n. Price, Dem. % Yes 90 Yes.
Guy Kimball. Pro. % Yes. co Yes.
T. A; Richardson. Pro. % Yes Cd
P H. Tarben, Pro. % Yes CD Yes.
Geo. Green. Pro. ID Yes. ca Yes.
II. G. Waltz. Pro. ~ Yes. 90 Yes.
W. H. billing, Rep. % Yes, 60 Yes.
Jas. Il. conant, Pro. % Yes. 90 Con-
S. T. sweetsir, Pro- % Yes. 90 Yes.
H. A Moody Pro, % Yes, "a Yes.
go Undecided.
Col T, S. Haskell, Pro. % Yes. CD
". H. Bragdon, Pro. Cd Yes. t2) Yes.
go Yes. >
E. a. Cottle, Pro. ID Yes. CD Yes.
go Yes.
F. S. Twombly. Dem. % Yes. CD Yes.
A. c. Bowden. Pro. % Yes 90 Yes
90 Think so. ,0>
Jacob Mcclellan, Pro. ID Yes. CD Yes.
S. H. Kemp. Pro. "a Yes. (2 Yes
L. G Donnell, Pro. % Yes. 60 Yes
chas. L. Jones, Pro. % Yes (2) Yes
G. A. Thompson, Pro. % Yes. CD
Control 49, Yes.
J. A. Comedian, Dem. Declines to an
Chas. NJ. Conant, Rep. "a Yes. 90
c, H. Hanson. Rep. ~ Yes. C0 I'm
decided. 49, All right now.
T. A. Ranney. Rep. % Yes 90 Yes
Willard Metcalf. Pro. % Yes. Cd Yes.
w Z. Bonney, Req. q indefinite Is;e,I.a an
H. j. Bryant, Pro. O Yes. CD Yes
4. F. Bradley. Pro. ID Yes. (2) Yes
wins Maddocks. Pro. % Yes. 90
A. P. Howes. Pro. u Yes. 60 Yes.
Jonathan Dodge. Pro, % Yes. CD Yes
Il F. L. Ward, Pro. % Yes. CD Yes,
| Albert A. Towne -. % Yes.(2) Yes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

,ture Puzzle Pastime. Awards to the
TO the winners in the contest
mai. Tor W days, picture represent
icial of Maine. Beneath this nicfnra
iame and the name and address Of con-
'r blank each day, filling in the name
"riung your name and address plainly
first picture a booklet called the Ready
booklet will contain the 80 names repre-
The Kennebec journal. This booklet
pictures.
only. II you are not certain of your
en- answers, but no more, to each OF
to a picture is correct, you will be
AT picture.
number of correct answers will be
tne second award, and SO on. If two
Der OF correct answers, the one using
win the higher award. II two or more
,rrect answers and use the same num-
or will be added together and equally
d each send in IS correct answers and
were tied for the first prize, the first.
"a together and that amount equally
ants, hereby disposing Of the first
ply to ali other tying contestants. and
uch ties, however, seldom occur.
comprising not more than ten answers
submitted by any one contestant
mbers of their families are barred from
VIII not be made to any contestant
ttlous name or address. All answers
our pictures and answers until the end
ere IN one fiat package (under no cir
swers). Address same to the Contest
Of the Pastime for the proper COM
ing them in. The first set fled will
'celVed In the Augusta postoftice, pro-
mn the time specified and allowed at
Will be considered. No answer sets
conclusion Of the Pastime. Ornament
the credit of any contestant An an
o. whether sent by mail. express. or
a at1xr
er sets In The Journal ONCE
jacquard the interests of all con-
es the right to make any changes in,
may deem necessary for properly con.
on any question which may arise win
4 Flcture Puzzle Pastime agree to
dltor and the Judges selected
VIII act as judges in this contest whose
names selected during the contest
the contest editor. All contestants
IN the awarding of prizes.
curry regarding the Pastime should be
oltor' kennebec Journal. Augusta. Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07
THE SOLUTION Blanc
BOOK

The Solution Blank Book consists of
W pages numbered from l to go On each
or these pages will be fou..d a space to
affix the pictures as they are printed in
the Journal. Below this space there will
be 10 ruled spaces in which you can SCI
down from to 10 answers to the picture
above. The Solution Book is so cents
by mail. In addition to its other adyan-
tages the Solution Blank Book contains
on the inside front cover, a key to 20 ~
the pictures that will be used in this
contest: This key gives a definite cleW
and Will greatly aid contestants
II SoIutlon Blank Book only is wanted
use the following order blank:
Enclosed find so cents for which send
me one Solution Blank Book.
name ............,............, ............,.
Town ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
state Observation-Disclosures.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

The Journal offers its readers a Pi
amount of 100000 in gold will be givel
There will appear daily in The Jou
ing a town, body OF water or State of
will be an answer blank to fill in the
testant. Cut out the picture and answ,
you believe the picture represents, and
and legibly with pen, pencil or typewr
On or about the publication OF the
Reference record will be issued. This
sented by the 80 pictures to appear in
Will help you to correctly solve the 80
Each picture represents one name
answer you may send In as many as
the ~ pictures II any of your answers
credite< with the correct answer to II
The person submitting the highest
given the first award, the next highest
or more persons send In the same nun
the least number of extra answers will
persons send in the same number of co
divided.
Example-If three contestants shou
should use 23o answer blanks, and they
second and third awards would be adde
clvloed between the three tying contest
tnree awards. This same rule would az
the awards made on the same basis {
only one complete set OF answers e
TO any one particular picture may bt
All employees of the Journal and ms
participation in this contest. Awards
VINO enters set of answers under a fC
VIII be considered on their merits. Do
they appear from day to day. Keep ,
OF the contest; then send in your ans ;,
cumstanees roll or fold your sets of ar
Editor, The Kennebec Journal, August
A period will be allowed at the end
pilation of sets Of answers and for SEND
have no preference over the last set RI
vided that sets Of answers are filed vii
the end of the contest.
No partial or incomplete answer set
will be returned TO contestants at the
tation of answer sets will not count to
swer sets must be sent in fully prepai
otherwise.
Entrance TO the pastir1e may be ma
the time limit for the reception of answ
Every precaution will be taken to !
testants, but the Pastime Editor reserv
or additions to these conditions. that he
Quoting the pastime, and his decision
be absolutely final
All contestants entering The Journa
abide by tina decision of the Pastime y
Three prominent men OF this State
names win be later announced. The "a
win be known only to the publisher an
are guaranteed a fair and square deal
All communications or letters Of in
addressed to Picture Puzzle Pastime +,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07
THE READY REFERENCE
RECORD

To aid contestants the Journal has
chosen little booklet called The Ready
Reference Record, containing a list of
Cities, Towns and Plantations of Maine.
a list of Lakes, Ponds, Rivers and other
bodies of water of Maine; a list of State
ofhcials of Maine since 1920. From this
booklet have been chosen the titles to all
pictures used in this contest The price
OF this booklet will be IS cents by mail.
II Ready Reference Book only is want
ed use the following order blank:
Enclosed ind IS cents, for which send
me one Ready Reference Record.
&Sne .''''...''''''..'''...'.....
Town ........................... $500.
State ..........................
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The Replies.


IN. H. Lombard. Rep. % Yes. CD
Yes. 49, Yes.
w. 2. Wise, Rep ID Yes. t2) Yes.
ca Yes. =,
Paul w. Scott, Rep. a. Yes. CD I'm
decided. go Yes.
F. E. Haskell, Dem. Declines to an
swer
H r. Ellis. Rep. ID No direct an
swer CD Control. (S) Yes.
H. E. Nichols, Rep. Declines to an
swer.
T. H. chadbourne, Rep. "a Yes. ca
Yes. t3) Yes.
]. E. Doyle. Dem. % Yes. (2) Yes.
ca Will consider.
j. H. Russell, Rep. "a Yes. q and
! 81 Not thoroughly informed on.
w. H. Creation, Rep. ID Yes. (3) Yes.
F. P. Washburn, Rep. ID Yes. I'D
Yes go Yes.
w. E. Swift, Rep. az Yes. Cd Yes.
/ go VIII consider.
A. NJ. Amese. Rep. az Yes: (S) Yes.
NJ. F. Bartlett, Rep. "a Yes. CD Reg
ulated 90 Will consider.
t. Z. Michel. Rep. % Yes. (2) Want
more information.
E. n. Grant. Rep. ID Yes tD yes
Josiah Chase, Rep. Declines to an
swer.
H. NJ. Hart, Rep. ~ Yes. ca Yes.
(3) Yes.
]. E. Nngsbury, Dem. % No direct
answer. (2) Yes. CD Yes. eti
NJ. D. Chatto. Dem. a. Yes (2)
Control (3) VIII consider.
W. C. Ford, Rep. % Yes. CD Control.
(s) Yes.
C. w. button, Rep. "a Yes. (2) Con-
troll.
l.. c. Chandler. Rep. D Yes CD Yes,
(S) Yes.
Geo. T. woodman, Dem. a. Yes. (2)
Yes. (3) Yes.
C. w. Benn, Rep. "a Yes. ca Yes.
go Yes.
S. e. Hammond, Dem. "a Yes. (2)
Yes. (3) Want more light.
s. K. Ballard. Dem. "a Yes. (2) Yes.
(3) Yes. II best for country schools.
p. Harmon. Dem. ID Let women de-
eide. (2) Control (3) Yes.
A. D. Ramsay, Dem. "a Yes. ca Yes
(9) Yes II best.
S. C. c. Wood, Dem. ~ Yes II wo-
men wish II. (2) No. (9) Yes.
S. J. wyman, Dem. "a Yes. (2) Yes.
ca Yes.
f. o. Greenleaf. Dem. Does not an
swer definitely
E. C. Milliken, Rep. ID Yes. (2) Con-
troll (3) Will vote right
z. w. Corson, Rep. "a Yes. ~ Yes.
co Yes.
c. E. Cobb, Rep.No prepared to an,
swer definitely.
Geo. B. Dow. Dem. ID Not in favor
| (2) Yes. cay Yes.
| F. M. Edes, Dem. a. Yes, IL women
want it. t2) Control (a) Equality.
]. II. Holden, Dem. "a Yes. (2) Yes.
| (3) Yes.
F. C. Meader. Rep. % Yes ca Yes.
| (3) Yes.
L. w. Runnill. Rep. a. Yes. (2) Yes.
(3> Undecided.
F. B. Lothrop, Rep. ~ Yes. (z) Yes.
(a) Yes.
A. e. Forbes, Rep. "a Yes. ~ Con-
troll (3) Undecided.
A, D. Rogers, Rep. a. Yes. (2) Yes.
(3) Yes.
J. H. Mckinley. Rep. u) Yes. (2)
Yes. (s) Yes
M. H. Tobey. Rep. % Yes. e, Yes.
(3) Yes.
Thos Vosner. Rep. "a Yes (2) Yes.
ts) Yes.
! NJ. Beckwith, Rep. "a Undecided. (2)
Yes (3l Yes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

Secretary Libbey of the State Grange
has begun to receive replies from leg
islative candidates throughout the
State to the three questions PROFOUND
ed to them by the executive committee
of the State Grange. in accordance
with the vote OF instruction Of the
Grange at Bangor last December. The
questions, three in number, were sub
mitted In the form Of letter sent to
each candidate. A copy of this let
ter. with such replies as have been re-
ceived, follows:
Tho Letter. us
Dear Sir:
The executive cornmittee OF the
Maine State Grange desire to know
vour position. as a candidate for the
LEGISLATURE, upon the following sub
iects in order that we may INFORM
our members and the public generally
through the medium of the press how
candidates stand on these questions.
If ia probable that all these propo-
sitions will come before the next ses-
sion of the Legislature In some form,
and we feel that 1t is due your constit-
uency to know what your position Will
be in relation to the same II you are
elected, therefore we respectfully ask
YOU to state your position upon these
matters. by answering the following
questions:
No. /. Would you favor submitting
the question of equal suffrage for
women to the people, in the form or an
| amendment to the constitution of the
State?
! Ans.
No. 2. Arc you in favor of State
ownership or control Of waterpowers In
| the Slater
Ans.
| No. 8. Will you vote to amend Sec
| ton of Chapter III OF the Public
Laws of 1909 so to provide that the
common school fund collected under
| the provisions of said chapter shall
be distributed to the several municipal
tiles upon the basis Of the number OF
scholars attending the public schools
therein2
| Ans.
AS now standing this portion Of the
common school fund is distributed te
the several municipalities, one-third
on the basis of the scholars therein and
the basis of the scholars therein and
two-thirds on the basis Of the valua'
ton of the municipality.
Please answer the above questions
and return same to E. II. Libby. Au-
burn, Me.
Respectfully.
EDWARD EVANS,
For the Committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07
THE Three QUESTIONS OF THE
STATE GRANGE BEING ANSWERED

Candidates for the Legislature as a Rule Favor
Woman Suffrage, State Ownership or Control
Fund Collected Under Sec. g. Chap. 1T, P L.
1909 on Basis of Attendance
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-11
FIRE IN THE EDISON PLANT
CAUSES 100000 DAMAGE
Presidents Message
Proves Satisfactory

ROME, Dec. 9.-President Wilson's
message to congress has been receiv-
ed here with general satisfaction. His
reference to the United States as the
champion Of peace and Of concord"
and his statement that this reputation
as g peace-loying nation might bring
the country, the opportunity ito coun-
sci and obtain peace in the world and
reconciliation" is taken here to indt-
cate that tho United States is ready
to use its good offices for the restab.
lishment of European peace.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-11
|Georgia's SharFe5WiIl i.
he Availa q Nesxt Nssl Week
I f-..-.----,-. 80 !,
(By. Associated Press,

s I5ATLANTIk. Ga, 2 Dee. I 3eorkiasa
share OF the s135, ,066, 900 cotton pool
organized under the direction OF the
federal reserve board to. be loaned
to cotton farmers, VIII be-, available
for use some time next s week, &C.
cofding to an announcement here to-
day by the State committee 4 which
will Ssuperintend it's distribution.
Loans will be made through I the
Georgia banks ON valuation OF O
cents q pound. Georgia's share Of
the fund amounts to approximately
$50 900 900 - = s a
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-11
GREAT SCORE
GERM ANY FOR ISlN in 10 HER CRUISERS
5 sorrners German Consul
s:ss Sentenced to Death
.Dy Associated Pms, :, ,

.Dy Associated Press.l
Dec, 9.-Nicholas Ahlefy.
former German consul in Sunderland
borough. and q naturalized English
citizen. was convicted today by the
durham ;assizes Of high treason and
sentenced to death. 81 s *, :.
The grand jury OF Durham assises
returned a truo bill against Nicholas
Ahlers on the charge OF high treason
early In November. 1t was charged
that after the declaration OF war he
helped German reservists leave Eng
Itnd for Germany. According 40 the
Indictment, Ahlers was inaturalized In
1905: 5ss - z r. !, Z '..{gi W r.l-7- s. u
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-11
AUTHORIZE CAMPAIGN TO RAISE
100000 FOR ANDERSON COLLEGE
No Prospect of
Settling Ohio Strike
By Associated Press. }

CLEVELAND. O., Dec. 9.-That
there is no immediate prospect of
settling the. strike of $1,000 coal min
ers In eastern Ohio Was indicated to-
day when the Ohio Coal Operators
Association issued statement de-
claring their mines would not be re-
opened until the miners agreed to a
wage scale "in line with other con-
tracts which they have made In COM
petitive, fields and which is not an
increase over last year."
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-11
WILL EORDERED.
TO RETURN FIRE
MEXICAN FORCES MUST
CEASE FIRING INTO AMER
IcAN TERRITORY
u. S..GOVERNJMENT
is DETERMINED
TO Remain on American Soil and
Return Fire Would Not Be an
Act Of War.
'sBy ASsslo,c,,iatea r,iI,r,,., I,

S :, WsAsIilNGT Dec. s-If the CON,
tending Mexican forcea opposite Naco.
iAgis de NOT esaae iIfiniE iritot, d iaIapIi
can territory the three batteries 81
ned artillery sent to the international
line VIII be ordered 70 retsra tho fire.
This is the United States Govern
ments determination, It became
known tonight after a. full discussion
of. the situation by President Wilson
ana his cabinet. No specific orders
nave been given. but while Brisadier
General Tasker H. Bliss, who was tii-
rected to proceed to Naco; with the
held artillery, Is en- route there, Off.
c1ais expect an answer TO the sharp
warning given to Mexican factions
battling across the border that bullets
and shells must not fall on American
soil =. ~ = -
No act OF aggression" is contem-
plated. q statement made by the
White House today said, but officials
uraw distinction between aggressive
and defensive action. For cayhIry or
field artillery to Cross the Mexicat,
line OF open fire first would Constitute
an act OF aggression. but to remain
on American soil and return the fire
OF the Mexicans fs, in the opinion OF
high 'offcialB. a measure OF !; defense
fully Justified and not an act OF war
or invasion. 3isssEe 81, !, TX. - 4.
The White House statement issued
by, Secretary TumuIty after confer
ence with the President was as fol-.
+It has been thought wise TO : streng- ,ial
then the forces at NacO because of
the reckleHsneas OF the contepdinR
factions; there In failing To, control the
direction, OF their fire: fOf course, NO
aggressive action is Contemplated b i
II was explained at the war depart
ment that the artillery ordered 20
Naco could fire over the Mexican town
Into the lines of the Mexican factions
which insisted on firing into Ameri-
can territory. This Is the plan should
warnings prove futile, The general exl
pectation however, is that no such
contingency will arise. tss
The Washington governments ac-
ton constitutes q precedent for the flu.
ture and was; taken to mean that any
firing into American teTritoI y along
the border would be met by similar,
steps. Many kilograms had come te;-
ling OF injuries resulting from stray
bullets nnd at yesterdays cabinet
meeting. where the telegrarns we're
discussed, it was understood that the
determination to put an end to such
pressed. 4: d. y; .;3s. 5;s
Rafael Zubaran Company, Carranza
agents hero, issued q statement to-
might charging the Maytorefia garri-
son at NacoE with responsibility tor
|f1rfnR aCr0s3a the b6rdgr' iaffd cha1fAn~.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-11
Contracts For Dill
Steamers Awarded
!. (Bys .Aesne..sed A !. Fnas.1 i

NEWPORT NEWS sVa;glE Dec.s D.
Contracts for TIVE, oil tank steamers.
costing 1000, 600 each. were awarded
.1day 90 the Newport News aliiptuifd-
niy and Dry Dock npanY BY. the
Ssanaard Oil Com 1'he new ayos-
,ssSlA VIII be 800 feet long. .ot 14. 800
TONS each snd wifi make : speed 81
10 ~ kp1ts an hour. T'hsss !Yfst 6a
comp ptetsd ptthin twelve mO4S..s ay.s
thirteen mont respect tiyeiyy Ii s;SSEs:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-11
Thirte KilIed !.
Dy1aanait !; osiiolul;

f SCRANTON. ra.. 3eS.s g rkirtserl
mine. workers were; kliint =, III the
Diamond shaft OF the uelhW ware Tack.
awanna and Western ;0pisanyk here
today when O. bog 0f GynA;A It's being
lowered into the mine M IS men
exGsoded. wrecking stte 4 dsxSsndins
CAtIlhka: 1u kH HnuE1IuS 5ayHaStF FIE1iRI;5 81 IL
the bottom ID { ths; ;shaft. jhd man az.
capped alive B =
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-11
J. German Were slanfnte SHunl

s BUHN0aSNE EREes II Dee Three
German Smar!3 !3hantf Sfi Swafa nunlv ~.
HritHS Sr 5Apanasa Ssyss ssh fts off. sfiis.
coast OF STeffn del III III; tha SotitYf.
ernnost Sex xtrtptit or ag0 g0nfh;s Sf6eficS. !.
last Sunday. "a Gcord ding sto u Siyices FUSE
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-11
SENTENCED TO BE:
| JAN. q
COURT SETS DATE FOR LEO
M. FRANK TO BE PUT TO.
DEATH
FRANK MAKES !,
a STATEMENT $, A J, y J,
J Denoumces; NJ Spirit Of Mob Violence
Which Pervaded Court Room
;zr at Esis Trial: 5:
4 i{pyI A,soeia.,.,ed, pr.,,s,., !, :, )

,fns4tif1Il4 Az y. .Is--leO - Nj
Frank today wasi santeneSd III the
4 Si.on ss, 9. county l,I ps
|ialEder III, April i BIS. of Mars
Phagan, q 14-year old facfory.EfrEr 3
q Bef5re receiving ,:Hentence, I: !, yfiicfi
Was pronounced by: Judge iRsn ii. Hill.
RFank made statemsmI to the colrt
denouncing tne spirit OF mob violencs
which pe.yaded /. the court ROOM at
his frfsi; declaring his; death would
lay an stndelible stain upon Geosgia's
name for Justice, and charging thar
Jaries COniey, the negro sweeperl at
tde factory OF which Frank was supe. :
intendent. and who YVES the States
principal witness against Frank, had
committed perjury Eis n.
The statement was as follows:
May it please your honor, this is
momentoua day-Aa day of far reach
ing Importance to the State of Genrs
gia and to the majesty of the law even
than to myself, for under the guise OF
lsw your honor is about to Spronounce
words that will condemn to death en-
innocent man. Transcending in Inn
portance the loss of my life is the In.
delible stain: and q Cfshonor resting ny
on the name OF the State by, reason :.
Its 19dicially numbering an innocent
man. The 5ury's verdict OF August Is.
1919 finding me guilty Of the death
pf Mary Phagan, did not then and does
not now speak the truth. !. declare to
your honor and to the world that that,
verdict was made, IN an atmosphere
sssthirg with moi; violence. and clam
or Tor MY life verdict based 81. eyl,
|dence absolutely false which under
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A Rnitish Squadron Has Sent 10 The Bottom of
The Southern Coast off South America Cruis-
ers Scharnhorst, Gn.isenan and Leipzeg, Three
OF Germany's Largest Vessels. S: sSsss .@

able to leave his bed anu his fever
had not decreased. = IT added the epa-
peror WAC too weak to give military
instructions. F 3. 5::33
Great Britain and Portugual have
signed ap arbitration treaty, covering
q period of five years. The statement
is made In the preamble that 1t is de,
sired TO c0nfFm the friendly alliance
which happily has existed for 80
long q period between them and
which might imperil OF, weaken that
friendship. ~ ~. s sl Z,
~ LONDON; Dec. 9.--The victory. or
the. Falkland Islands, where the Brit-
iish. Squadront;sank the German ca1iis.
,eras Schranhorat, Gneisenau and
Leipzig and & the success OF the In
dian troops anni the Gulf Yof Persia,
IwhareS they compel lied Burrendef q Sf
al Tur1cshsarfny, have for. the moment
oYershad dpHeds $50 sfaft as England is
CQncerned, the larger events which,
have takens place on the continent Of
Europe. 9sl Il !. 4 . s .3ss1-
y The sinking OF the German cruisers
mathrially lessons the menace to
sBrittahs shipping, while the success, 4 Of M
the Indian forces gives Great Britain
control Of the Persian Gulf and the
delta OF the: TigrIs s and 8 Euphrates
and threatens, that part OF Turkey. on
which German railway, builders have
had their eyes set f6r, many years. e,
With this good news for the Allies
comes what ia consfdered hefe sas a
favorable French Communication on
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