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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Church in Fight
For New Frank Trial.

The church has taken up the fight
for a new rial for Leo NJ Frank.
The absorbing problem is TO be dis
cussed next Sunday by DR.. l.. @.
Broker, pastor or the First Christian
Church, prompted, as he says, by
sense Of public duty and responsible
ty' for conditions that made square
deal" impossible in the original trial
DIR. Bricker is to take the position,
not that Leo Frank is innocent of the
crime charged TO him-the guilt or
innocence OF the accused man is not
IN important part of the discussion
but hat innocent or guilty, the at
osphere surrounding the trial was
such as to preclude an unbiased hear
ing Or c. B. Wilmer, OF st. Lukes
Episcopal Church, takes the same at
titude
Says He Was Wrought Up.
81 assume my fun share of those
Sponsibility for this condition" said
Or. BriCker Friday. II admit freely
that ! was wrought up to a pitch that
prevented the proper exercise OF
Judgment and decision ] believe that
most If us that practically all of us
were in the same state Of mind
during the first trial
This state Of affairs reached
point that charged the very atmos
phere of the courtroom with preju
dice. An unbiased trial was imposst-
bic. / am prompted now to do my
best to square my part OF this grave
responsibility by opening the problem
ia discussion in my pulpit, and | in
Vite the attention OF all people who
feel, as | Go, that they were hasty.
and not in the proper mood for judg
ment during the first trial"
Or Wilmer, rector Of St. LukeS
has made the statement that. despite
the supreme Courts majority deci-
sion that the first trial should stand,
it is the duty OF the people to see that
there is another trial lin more jul
dicial atmosphere. especially in view
Of the fact that the trial Judge him
self was not convinced either way"
Burns Expected Friday.
While the Frank counsel is busy
Strengthening its position and adding
20 the grounds on which the plea for
a new trial will be based, William J.
Burns 5 expected in Atlanta some
time Friday to go TO work on the To-
cal end Of the celebrated case,
1t is understood that the defense
win nave some important evidence to
disclose before the present week is
out. PERHAPS surprising that Of the
Jenkins family Thursday. when an
other attack was made on the case
MADE out by the detective depart
mcnt
The arrival &C Burns, now is the
event most eagerly awaited by all
concerned and especially by a public
well acquainted with the great rec
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13

trict, but insists unon
avowedly to MAKE renaiaih
speeches, the message rea5 incendiarI
connned in a comfortable ana She 4
ant room in a large chnrc Il'q pleas
as a necessary precaution u nospita
her hysteria,' ''l % View h
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
BUSINESS NOTICE.

only One "BRoMo oUlNlNE"
20 get the genuine. call for tull name
Tor sigma turc of y. " GROVE Cures
Cold ia one nay, CSC.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Suing Wife Calls Him
PLENTY of Names.

Rufus Dana Chaffin heard himself
called a tiger an Indian, snake and
dove of peace in his wife's suit for
divorce.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Goes to Stockade for
DENYING Identity.

Frank Adams. or Richard Drake,
was sent to the stockade in lieu of
S5O.75 fine for denying his identity
after a fight with a cabman.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Negro Loses Leg,
Southern Loses $1,000.

The Southern Railway was mulcted
$4,000 for Lee Wits loss of his leg
III the Inman Yards. Witt is a nergo.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
FRIDAY *
/. T|4EI1''D1N|NOA
|. IL '7 ,!l}I) |

The police found that all of their
work in capturing two alleged auto
thieves in Cincinnati had been I'M
done and that they would have TO
start out afresh and do it all over
again The alleged thieves, Walter
and Carr Burdett. while being brought
to Atlanta by J. H. Roberts, owner Of
stolen auto, and w. n. Brown, a
contracting painter, escaped from
Brown at Paris. Ky.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-04
Anfrl1f Qr. cMexamer's

Sn 6ic Iwercm 3t mec 0eatidmS SNrdjmadt nnO baor.
f6t IL Hnee Eidt ban wir 0exdNmeaner felt m.
inmmeniteben.
Die GgefnDe SeS Ndtioua6Nu0eS lit Ss Grntes Nwau
bfS bauuht nno lie 1T aN Der @ah fit bic ntereen Rule
0entdt6nms; fit bic bette A nas Nee wie Gn6cH O
OeneH Namus bcuabr eSen mnE eescn @e6aifet nul
ieA6eit elmer MinOer6ct ia nuertm essaeN QeRSe
Sd ru jcOsm 0ent&su nHs DnhAmnfaAsr il ben gsrena.
ten SnateH ami nit antr yerrern in 6hbnHs teteH lnS
Sis SrSere id an er @sis SsraMsHser az eSer etaS
oats Gin teariA ynreaH mt eiHem een @rthestew atrt
mS Der in tnsI6u Sprade IOfOrt aHf ale se6aihsn 4nsrc
nu SsaApnngeu Der lInpi6ntei nuberauuOrAn geridt
crtatteH enoliIdn 3eitNuGen reasiren WrS
Jtner bitten il itsen 3weg Sammnaoeu erSfue peSen Se
Gragni Gerasnne Aonal Ggefntist 9eHt-
Nmertaum NatDnabMuOeS be6ateH nS luS uar E x
9Omen se NatiOna6gefAtbe sem 3Beft SaAmnnaem &C.
maF fe fir nnisrt SanmssSerpsHsH GexiaAHS esf sSe
iutm aud MDtbihru enteeeen aht pber
rdfde SHlfe am Hlate it, bermen0en fam
Skt 6eAt seen 0bue Nn6en Der @erIOn &idnng
6unfen ban and be semen Ontdn Stnmmes in
bic gsort arlten: uSlut il Oidcr als @aferN
g. g. Segamer
NraiOent oeS 0entd.9lme rltaniidn NutionabnnDes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-04

felt iperoen miro, bereit su 6nIteu
9aep yorf, am I. 9[lguit 1914.
Ser t. II. I. @ice-Gouinl uno @erent.
(ge5) Or. Niuter nj. p"
Sn Baltimore.
Seit einigen Taget folgt Elm eiiro-
pdiider Staat Dem anoereu nit g(uf-
rltfen an ibre in Nmerifa Iebenoel
lnilitdrpfIihtiqen 9anOesiobne. @ng-
LAMB, 6ranfreid), 0eitcrreid1, Ser
6ieu ia iel6it Die Sdpei5 6oben nod.
chamber oiesbe5ueIide 9Iufforoerun-
gen ourd ibre offi3ielIen 9ertreter
crIaiien @eitern erlieB oud Scr bic.
iige faiierlih oeutibe GoniuI 6 u.
2iioeris einen offi3ieIIen giuberu.
fmgsbefebI ser an anoerer 5teIle
oeS nGeltiden Gorreiponoeutcu oer-
offeutlidt lit.
9Iber idon Oor6er buben OisIe
Reidsan9eborige lid ibrem Batter
laHoe 5ilr 9erfiiguug geiteIlt unO
ianoten ibre W2ilitdrpapiere uns ibre
bieiigc 9loreiie elm ebe oie ofutq Strife
iib in oiiene 6einoieligfeiteu mn
panoeIte. Zen @ebrpfIibtigen iii
coroerbono aerat6en morSeu NIT
Gem GonirIat in 5iibhlng 81 Blei-
ten; iie lDer0en aegebeueniaIls Die
notbigeH Saltrnttioueu ourd oaS
Gonillot erbolten, lpenn Oie gIot6-
peuOieteit lluo @1oelidfeit elmer
Riidbeforoerung eintritt. IaS @ro-
bIem Der Seimreiie ideiut porIaufig,
ebe Die gerbaltuiiie sur Gee GINGER
maBen gefIdrt iino, GllBerIt idpierio
5u iein uno miro oaourd and bic
Hiidbef6roerlng Ser WliIitarpiIidti.
gen wobI crit erfoIeen, ipenn cine
tbotiddIide 8obrideiuIidteit por-
banoen III, ooB scr Eransport li6er
an oem 8eitinmmgsort onIangen
miro.
Cine idwierise 6ruee.
Die 6rage. rpie eS nit ser 0eiinbe.
ioroerlng Der Neieroiiten ite6c, be.
@eneraIygoniul 9r.5aIde
nit eincm OieIiaoenoen 9IdieI5uden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-04

Sir WlarDlanO lm0 Sen Tiitrifi
@olumbia 6elIte @euitter m0 iiio-
Iid6e 9inoe.
Gie 6odite Eenperatir betrug 81
@roo i'm 3 llbr giohmittags in0 0ie
nie0riaitc 81 @roo Inn 6 ll6r @2or.
gems.
Iic 9roBte SbneIligfeit oes @iu.
0eS mar IA Wleilen pom g3oroen.
Ger 8euhtigfeitsge6alt ser Suit
mar G7 Ero5ent i'm 8 llbr @lorgens
mo 6i 4ro5cnt Inn s ll6r 9(6enos.
81 Sen iibrigen ggetter6eobad.
tingssStationen ocs 2onoes mar Die
bodiie Gemperotilr tpie folgt. ut.
lantic GitD 76, 9ismord 80, goiton
rs Buffalo y, G6arIeiion SS. G6i.
cnoo ~, Glepelono 70, TenDer S4,
Detroit "a Gulut6 50, gaitport Ga,
@alpeiton Sc. Green gap ~. 0attes
ros 81, SABRE 90, Selena 60 Sad
ionpiQc Sc, aanias GitD So, anor.
pi1e 81. 2ouisbiQe SO, Wlarquette 70,
Wenp6is Sc, WlontgonerD 76, D1on.
treal 6s, glontudet 76, 9lcp Orleans
so. 92ep-Dorf 81, CfIa6oma 9S,
@ittsbro5 SO, @6ilooelp6io so,
@ortlonO, @le4 ", @ortIuuo, Ore
50. Gle6ec 70. 9ialei0b 80, Salt 2afe
Gitp %, 5on 5roncisco 66, ct.
SoniS So Scranton "a, Sbrepeport
92 Spofane %, SDracuic 66, Gam
pa S. g8oi6ington 81 @innipeg
SIS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-04

lem ruinoieu Ringcu. .fernbalten. gtlIr
menn 9eutidlnno Die ycutralitGt
9elgicns imO Sollauos berIebt oOer
oieic Staaten anneftirt, miiiien mir
interDeniren. 9llS lebtes ReiuI-
tat piir0e oieie SSnterpention 3ur
Gtablirlmg Der ilabii6en Supremotie
IN Siteuropa fiibren. Sie miir0e
9PuBlano, oieier 0eipotiiden ino 9ol6-
6arbariiden Madt, belien, ibr iHIed-
tcs rno riidltdn0iees Spitem 81 Itdr-
ten, ole ll9r ser Giniliiotion 3uriid.
5uitellen. g8ir, oie oereintc uno
freieIte Qenotrotie in europa, Iolen
iolheS tbun2 0as pGre baaritrdu-
6eno. Gs muB nidt iein, ino penn
Die 9roteite frdftig oemaa iino, miro
es audi niht icin.~
9Iufrnf fiir oeutib e & e err
bitten.
Ger faiierIi1- -oeuti9e General
0oniul Or. iSalde IN ylelD Dort bat
folaenoeu 9lufruf erIaiien:
n9Iiifruf Oes ocuti1en General
Goniulats. geadoem ourd Gobi.
nctsorore Seiuer 01aieItat oes Geut-
fden GoiierS Die Mobilmadlmg Nes
&eeres lnO Der foiierIi6en Marine
oneeoronet poroen lit, peroen Die i'm
9(mtsbe5irfe oieies General Gonili-
lats aufbdltli6eu Oeiltiden gdiffc
Dor ariegsgefabr gepornt uno sic
5im Dienit in Seer obcr 6Iotte Der
pfli6teten sur Riidfebr nadb Geitid-
Lamb alifgefor0ert. 93ep-yorf, oen
2. 9lugrit. (ge5.) Or. 5alde, fai-
ierlid Oeuti1er @enerol-GoniuI.
nqIufruf oes oiterreidiid lngari.
i9en General GoniuIots. Ga Die
reaelmdBige 9lbtpidIlmg oes Sdiff-
iabrtsUerfe6rs Ocr3eit in 5roge itebt, !
miro eS 5ur 9lufagbe zines ieoen Sim !
riidungspiIihtioen gcmadt umge.
5enO ieine 9lorene miinoIi1 ooer
idriftli4 (ourd regiitrirtcn grieD I
Dem nGditgelegenen t. II. t. Goniulor-
ante mit5ut6eiIeu mo iid fir Gin
idiiiungsbeic6l Der bon bier 5uge-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-04

@olic ,,2IHbiturium" .Granliau"
j ePertmaHs Bart," griair yiono Idgi2
.eeagers @artD. prooiibn. annc gIrnoeLGo
Aaalih NnuDepiue in0 Ial3
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u8ap s0sFr $ariD adaa6 GouScrie mo
nllocrc NUnlemcuiS
xslespsr esaa adaI1 egfprIIoneu per
0esIapsaIs sa@ TdaH6 egIurIionen pei
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glal1grns 3aaI9 1oureu per 9ampfer
sogs gSlnt GaaIia zonreu per rampier
4ep 1spoAt nnO geitsrtsn GriurIioucn
,EiNciI.0cicninait" 9Riitmod. oen b.
slnaali &isuie d ySrieb's 4arI" gelair.gloao
AZ u2sltclepahlsNcrcin W'oning, ben 10.
slgenlt erebes bapcri6cS 8oisieit in
9arl.0ouSerte
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eqoe 0eQeh llnoen N nanlicbeHoer Heibens
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%rliier eonHta1 eoen Monat vGrlllos0insAarl-
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tllr nus bcllie Nbenb non " his 10 llbr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-04
Nei 9uluiun aet5btet.


5rau s. 8. G'aeeie BON 9loriolf 6ei
cinem 9lutonotil-llnfall un's Sc.
ben gefommeu SintcrldBt iie-
ben aiuOer @efano iih nit
ibrcm Nlanne oiif elmer 9leiie nad
ggilmiugton
3rau Caroline 8. G'aeefc bon
@rapoon 4orf 92orfolf, 8d,, ipuroe
oeiiern Wloracn iofort aetootet ais
oos BON i6reni Dionue, Sobn 2'-
aeeie, oeiieuerte 9litouobil cine go.
ic0ung noA Eopiou 6iroufronnte
ino nmfippte. Srou C'Geefe bate
oeu giaden grbroAen G'aeefe be.
fano iib nit anoeren 9(utomobiIiiteu
uon 9lorfoIf oii ser 6obrt mad 9tt.
Iantic Gitp mo Wollte einen 3uion.
meniloB init Dem gfitonio6iI BON
Samcs g GIrouop Derbinoern ols iie
elnen eiiael ait Der Walep Boob,
nabe 1omion 6iua6iu6ren. 9llS 81
aceie ser @laihtHc @ranoD's 5u no6e
fam ufo 6reniien pollte, Dcriagten
Sic Observation-Disclosures. Die ala-
idline fippte lun Die beioen sSuioiien
unicr lid begrobeno, WranbD borte
ocn &raM uno in6r no9 Der llnioa-
iieie 3uriid, 8rau G'accie lparoc To-
fort III 6iran6D's Moidine noh 9oiu-
ion oe6radt. Tr. Gonicl Seniier
itelte felt bob 0ie 6ron olgenblid
lir6 getootet poroen iuor.
Waaiiirat Sopfins mteriubte ocn
Toa un0 iiellte oen zoo Ser 6rnu
G'aeefe ols cineit llnfoq icit Ser
2ciduonl miro nod RorfoIf geianot
wcroeu
Srau C'aeefc 1T "a Sabre alt uuO
bat iicbeu Ainoer @iQianL @aIter.
SSobu, ST. 16omos. Napmono, D}ar.
narct uno Garolpn. Sic SamiIie
wo6nt IN 9}r, 78s. Q9rouoen Bart,
0lorioIf ga. Ger Wlapn Ser iSrait
C'aeefc tam NIT A6ihariuneen imo
ciiligcr 9liiien oa0on FIT Elm 9Ro.
ler nno Der 9eiiser zines @irnic.@or.
fes BEL Care SenrD iuoolrH er III
lpeiien Greiiet 6cfunnt ilt
EaRe 8ur Wriie ln's qluslnnh 6eior0i
q Mamc, 9ir- 413, Baltimore. Str,
t.rhn Nttftnns Cnulp Wne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-04
Rufrltf pom oeattf6en &on(1tr.
Baltimore, @S., Ben 3. Ansuit 1914.
9lr. 2, Oit-@ermaa-St Straks.
Sn 6errn Guan n. 6sin5,
@eidaftsfH6rsr OsS 9rntIdsN GorrcipOuocutsu,
aaiierIid 9entidjes GOninlat,

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Sc WneGt Der &aier fat Fd geunHgsn aeen lHtertuNe
eneS gMHbcsgeuOeN nHS @ertbeSanng nabansat
Seude Gpf Den &afn rnfeH 9r 9ries wirS eeeb
ten %aterlane dwere @nSoeN hagn aNs 0t HNS 0sutA
mcaner OtrfoIgeH wcrsu Se5sRs gehd 2nhlanSs M
braDcA 50bne
NOb feuer ms bic mir Ye5bnus ar 6emat0 ba
bcn Der Hdt Wsie0e sasr cnetA ps peN camille semen
6erc 6at ueu weh c was br ge6eH 0sn ss
@ateraHOes nleH lin bic 2eiSex odr lnsern
fimmt it, br Snt au cem SalatfeS Sefe lit augereg
bea GOnS mmen utacr &ot6sn Sreaesisa
a @efsnng gent ioA Die rs Gnregnns 6ersH se
nubl ppM Sbrem yIat 6ew 5Grem Nrbe 9ienaN
Der M SebrmanH NIB Oa m web NNreNmwa
H6era ben Se5cK 9ensennter frebieen gSer9aH
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neGrea e Had orhbeN III hbmtter 6Hen
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Sem n6nlt ocr 3een wcitee @erbrcituo gebcn m5htcn
9gr rroebcnter
G.M Gmeberib
aaiTcider Guninl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-04

an 3abI ipdrliben, All Sn6alt a6cr
ii6errei1en lcbten glonridten pom
StricgsiHouplatr. Ga ia6 man iuic.
Der, pelb' polpgIottcs uno fosmopo.
lii1eS @emeinpcien lpir Iiuo. 81
allen Sprahcn oes Grocnrunocs pllr.
&c bcionoers III Dit unO Siio golti-
more Oebottirt lin0 iibcr oie @6anccn
Der IN 0en 9iieieuconflift DermideItcn
9lddtc oefanncgicBert. llno ic nod
Der Scrfllnft, ie nad Der inOipi0uel.
len glniidt Ger De6attircnoen fieIcn
bic Gommentare fir 0ic cine @rob-
mu1t gilnitig, fir Die anoere ipcniger
giinItig ans. Ta cs abcr IN Gonuen-
titeln @in5clner gennu 10 5n5uge6rr.
pflegt, uie i'm 9iot6e Der Yoltcr, 10
fonnte cS nibt fe6len, 0aB es oa in0
bort 81 bonoereifliAen 9luseinanoer-
ieBungcn fam. Gs 6ieB aber ser
S{riegsriIf ni9t n0ie ggelf, bic g9oib.
lingcnl" ion0ern nSie 9clltoncn bic
Slapen~ Gas beiBt, inter sen Sla.
pen 9ingen Die W8einngen lueit aus.
einanoer, nber man fonnte nit Sc.
nugtbuung beobodten, oob oieOeIter-
reider inter i6nen ibrer Creme 5umI
angeitamrlten Serri6er6ouie in en-
tbuiiaItiiber @eiie 9lusorud Qa6en.
S1tcrden's ebemaIige llntert6oncn
6egriiBten, nit pcnigen 9lusno6men.
bic &riesscrfldrlng 0eutIdlanos ae-
gen 9inBlon0 nit unoer6oblcncr Sc
na9tbntng. Sic gIoubcn oen beiB or.
ie1nten 8ao Ger Rade enolid gefonl-
men un0 wiiroen lid unbGuoig freii-
en- wenn oas oeipotiide 9leeierungs.
Spitcn oas i6nen 70 libel lnitgcipiclt
bal, ourd cinen luioIiidlicben arieg
IN ieincn @riuofeitcn eriAattert
miiroe.
Gn9Ian0's StelIung
bel pro6en.
gs geideben 3eiden mo Wunoer.
eines Der nerbiiieniten Scbbldtter ae-
Gen 0eiltihlano mo Gciterrcib, 6at
Gribinc GbiIocrs. neinem Der bcruor-
ragen0itcn miIit1riiHcn grperten
Giuopn's4 feline Spolten geoffnet. !
Scrr Gbiloers, scr in 9onoon lcbt, |
iagt flipp uno flor, DAB @roBbritan |
nien niht imitanoe ici, an oan fricgc. |
ridden Operotionen ouf Dem 6eit-
lan0e theil5ine6men. Gs f0unte eocll-
tuel[ 10000 9lonn iHiden ober eS
bat fcinen Grias fir oie entiprehcn-
ben Qiiden Gas ein5igc Mabtnittel
lei feline bewunoernsmcrt6 !
organiiirto 6lottc Gbilocrs rdt6
bon ser 96eiInobmc @nalanos am
aricge cntidieoen ob lut0 lit Der 9ln.
li1t, ooB Grobbritannicn ni1t Der.
pflidtct ici, iid in Die 9tiiseinan0er.
iebnrgen Der ii6rioen @roBnl11tc
nin5ilniiicben. gon Den G6duoiniitcn
iagt er ipiirOcn folgenoe @riin.
Oe fit Die glot6wen0igfcit enelii1cu
geltenO oemadt. ugSir
niiiicn lnierc 6rclinoe mtteritiibcn
uenn iie nnge9riffci per0en. gSir
riiiieu Oas @leid9epi1t ser Serdftc /
lifredterbalten. @ir fonneu uidt |
,ubg 5lde6cH oaB Grantrci1 gcibla-
len miro uuO Geltidlano oonlinirt.
5olAe pcbnlptllngeu, meint Gbil
'crS, oedten lid nidt nit Der crfldr-
el notionnlen 4oIitif.
o99ir Baben fcinerlci wic INNER
lcartete 93crpilidtlngen Sic uns ST.
'eft oOer inOireft binoen Seine Sra
Ic Der nationalen G6re feir notiona-
cs Snierciic lit bier inuolpirt fem
seripreaen bralidt eingcI6it BIZ wer.
jcn. gSir iin0 abiolut frei melt ireier
lis Stalien lno folineH ms pon oie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-04

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-04

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21
VOTE QUICKLY.

What is the use Of delaying Ia vote ON
the tolls exemption IF the average
Congressman in the House or in the
Senate has not already received all tn
light on the subject ne j. ever likely a.
receive. IL j. difficult to imagine where
IL is 10 como from. Heaven might. in
deed. send him some inspired prophet e.
dirct him ~ send him illumination by
way ~ dream or vision but q. long a.
knowledge flows in it, ordinary chan
ncls The outside crop II informa- ion on
the tolls issue is already harvested. Why.
therefore wait longer Time il pressing
on other important matters. Vote on il
ard ret il out Of the way. Whatever the
verdict NAV hc. il will have 10 he &C
ceptcd. The minds uf congressman are
already made M and their verdict must
stand for those who like il and for those
who don't like il. At this moment il il
not even a question Of platform pledges.
For two platform pledges Of one party,
relating TO the same thing. one entirely
in conflict with the other. can not both
prevail at the same time. The best w
nave antstu i u fhol'f ~ ~ Nhi'h shdii
be broken. We can not give the people
free tolls and no subsidy M the same
time. The hest we can do ~ present ~
to promise Ia hc more careful hereafter
in the framing Of platforms. \ program
that proposes a favored class oi ship
owners and M the same time den ,unccs
fa,oritisn in the r-r IT public utilities.
must come Ia grief here alrslc the
road. Eafh of n mn, have his %nrcfcr-
ence as 10 which pledge he prcfrs To
hut one or the other rItt hc
violated a. sure ~ fate. Vote 90 the
vote ~ once and pass
on ia the next order of IT, -lncss.
The country would like , chang 1 sub
Ject.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21
THURSDAY, MAY 81, 19lz.f
PROBABILITIES ~. POSI-
-. BIIITIES.

As well look tho fact in the face now
rs later. IIuerta i. not ,ommitictl 90
any announcement that he viii rAien
lie merely promises e. resign II 4 suits
him 10 resign. lie will - out PR" idr,l
there is nothing in his going that viii
impair the honor. dignity ar int, sritv
of Mexico" \aturall, llurrta is - bc
the final Judge a> a. What. IA any EiNsn
case. will comrort With honor. dignity
or %integut, Of Mcxic. aud this vii turn
on Huerta'r notions a. g. honor. denity
an integrity IN the abstract Juggling
from the hi>tor, ~ that rnuntr, Since
February. 1913. uurrta must lave some
original ideas as a. the content of each
word in the trio. honor. "di@aity,'
Integrity
The last ~ the three ma, present few
sr difficulties than the others. lie per.
haps uses the word integrity IN the
sense OF entirety. The ins'grity ~ Mex
ico. perhaps. means a. him m undivided
Mexico. lNen there We discover large
possibilities OF squabhling. \ Mexico
under a temporary government composed
81 AANA' - 49, 'f"A' AA'AF VI fNf''N H'Ns
f.derals y II not meet. perhaps. the con
jition II integrity a. lIucrta may in
terpret the word. Tie might stand ont
On the ground that such al arrangement
would mean. while il lasted. the sort Of
thing which has alread, existed during
several years-a divided Mexico. lie
might parody Carlylc'> celebrated di-
lemma. Given "A world of fools. to
educe a wisdom from their united action.
"Given a world If anarchs 10 cducc u
harmony from it, irreconcikab elc-
ments."
The self evident truth is that %IIucrta
has solemnly agreed TO resign if he Sees
proper 10 resign. Beyoud that h. com
mits himself to nothing 4 glimpse Of
his private instructions. if such Il
glimpse were possible, would convince
any man of this. OF course We are all
of US prepared Ia expect the unexpcvr I'll
Of Huerta. lie may fall in lime with the
first suggestion If the meliaters. but ia
eases Of this kind Ne rave 10 deal with
probabilities rather than possibilities.
The probabilities do not Justify prcdic-
lions Of any early settlcmcis based on
uuerta's withdrawal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21
MATTERS OF SCIENCE


u often happens that IN attempting 70
uncork 4 bitilc. the STOPPER IL forced
into the bottle instead. and il thus
floats on The LIQUID. This would per-
hapS not be- a drawback were il not
that each time the bottle il IA ~ emp
tied the cork comes to the neck and
causes an obstruction. preventing the
flow Of the liquid. This can be avoided
very readily. and all that II needed Il
10 bend 4 piece of stiff iron wire into
a long L shape. pronerly fitting il in
the meek Of the bottle So that the loop
projects somewhat below the neck.
Upon ovcrturnine the bottle. the wire
loop prevents the cork from reaching
the neck Ia obstrHct il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21

A. The Herald suggested there may hc
several large sized ifs tied Ia lluerta's
gladstone willingness Ia resign. Osc
III" that il beginning to appear above
the horizon il this: If %IIucrta can hc
satisfied ~ 10 the details If the proyi.
>ional government which il Ia follow his
retirement" lie is said 10 he somew hat
lie would be- gricycd deeply gricsrd
10 leave Mexico in Il waass condition
than il u right now.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21

Could the scope of tn Home i'i"tec-
ton society Ia enlarged ~ ~ e. Flude
the sellers Of rotten meat, ID would
the people Of Brownsville or, ~ 4
Home protection society Il their q. IN
Guiding its in it's mcIshei shir u aole
bodied housewives Of the cit. -lsf.r> a.
customcd to public speaking; hl ,'Fe-rr
ences We should hc sorry fto egg =
such violence. but il w"rll got ashap>
To a violation OF law fer suea - , 90
call on the enterprisirca crriA nrr
chant and give him thee 'h'wsff lrf
lively and individually, - tcShat1 -tof