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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08

Pursuant to the decree Of the District
Court OF the United States for the
Northern District of Alabama in re Old
Colony Trust Company Trustee. YER
rus Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Railroad Company ct all consolidated
cause No 1899. subtitle Old Colony
Trust Company Trustee, versus Ala
bama Terminal Railroad Company ct al.
I win sell at public auction 70 the high
est bidder upon the premises at the
freight station Of the Alabama Terminal
Railroad Company. at Birmingham,
County Of Jefferson. state Of Alabama,
ON the 23d day Of April at 2 o'clock p.
NJ. 1914. the following described prop
erty Of the Alabama Terminal Railroad
COMPANY, tc.wit:
ta) its line Of railroads, tracks, sid
iugs spur tracks. yards ward tracks
depots and stations. extending from a
point n jefferson County, state Of Ala
bsms from a connection with the At
lanta. Birmngham and Atlantic Rail
road COMPANY al Reeders Cap in said
Jefferson County. thence TO and through
the city on Bessemer and from thence 10
and into the city Of Birmingham also
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08

or bOSApnt
StATON & PHILLIPS. Of Atlanta;
Compartments Solicitote.
ROSgER G. BRANDON. Of Atlanta.
Defendants Solicitors.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-16
To advertisers

Eel REGIDoR s =. h.1s the largest1
,irculAtion Of any Of the Spanish1
oapcrs in Texas. Our books are1
,pen for public inspection. ;
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-16
No hay COnfIICtO aIgunO on Durango.

n nombre del partido Liberal
lOonstitucionalista de esta Gin.
dad Y guiados tinicamente por In
buena intenci6n dc suependcr Il.
larmas que deberan producer en-
% amino del pdblico escandato-.
aaa cuanto falsas noticias publ.
cadas por ese peri6dico sobro la
situaci6n en- Durango, hemos que
rido dirijirnos 4 listed manifea~.
tandolo quo acknowledgements ge
ha dejad0 sorprender por los enc.
migos de la nevoluoisn interasa !.
dos on deaproatigiarla, pu0a euan.
do sc ha inforinado acerca dc que
hay revoluoi6n en- este Estado, ca
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-16

falso de toda falsedad, siendo
muy triste que peri6dios constitu.
cionalisFas propalen notieias per.
judicialcs para cl buen nombre Ia
10 Reyoiuci6n, gin procurar GER.
ciorarso dc su verdad, Pedimos
6 usted suspenda su jnicio micn-
tras no rooiha prensa dc esta
ciudad, y tambi6n' lie suplicamos
que puDli4ue este telegrama,
)puea le aseguramos que Csc PEI
ai6dieo, do buena f6 esta ineu.-
rriendo en- tremsndag falsedadea
sobro 10 que paaa en- Durango.
El PrCAidonte Ramon Fernan..
tiess--Ei srto. German Rivera.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-16

CientC cuatro amos han pasado,
despu6s de aquel en- que un CRU
po de mobiles y hcroicos hijos de
Mexico, unidos 4 Hidalgo, el ge-
n'o siemprc augusta y siemprc
veneradr de la historic nacional,
proclamgTon en- Dolores Ell grito
sacrosan1o de Libcrtad! ...
Tras IL ese grito sublime, tras
dc csc grito divine. que vibra aun
zen el ci"lo dc Anahuac, sc di6
principio 4 ia primcra epopcya
nacional. .....
No fu@ est6ril nj fu6 infecunda
la naturaleZa, ante el viril esfucr-
10 de talto mhrtir de la libertad.
La somiIIn germin6 brotando en-
cada pa 'te caudillos que cincela-
ron con sus cpicas hazafias, el
rccuerdo dc Ia gratitud nacional.
Ante @I genio dc Hidalgo, &c rs
trcll6 la monarquia SEspanola.
Trescientos amos dc yugo fun-
ron suticientcs para laborar en-
aquel eerebro patri6iico Ia idea
rcdentor', de su pueblo. Trcscicn
tos amos fuerou suficientes para
dar prinripio & In tarea de eman.
cpar 4 Mexico dc la vetusta Es-
paiia. -. y en- aquel hist6rico pue
bio que "a gratitud mexicana We,
nera, SC ci6 Ell grito rcdentor.
Cuantes sacrificios fueron NJ.
cesarios, para que la chispa diyi-
ma SO extendiera por toda la Re.
publica
Brotaron genios 4 millares Y
tras dc lIer6icas eampafias que
rreras, ~ obtuyo la libertad de
la Patrit. Mhs no eatuvo solo
Hidalgo ante la salvaci6n do ella.
sn eiemyio vivificador fu6 segui.
do por AIlende, Aldamn, Abasn..
10 y mas tarde el genio de More.
los, que 1len6 do admiration nj
Universe entero, y quienea dieron
fin & la revoluei6n emancipadora.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-16
(Pasa Il la IN. pag.)

! abogados de mas rcnombrc EN- los
IEstados Unidos y miembro dc IL
ma firma de- New York.
El Sr. Cole. manifesto que Ca
rranza era ol hombrc unico que
|puede tracr & Mexico la apete--
rkla tranquilidad, ayudado natu-
ralmento por ell Gral. Villa, 4
quien Sc considera como uno de
Dos genios miIitarcs dc la 6poca
actual.
Entire Carranza y Villa, SO ha-
yam los destinos de Mexico.
Admitc sin embargo, que va
rios elementos anti carrancistas
tratan dc crear difnultades Ell.
'tre estos dos caudillos dc In Re
voluci6n Legalista, pero no ell
contrara eco, atento el PATRIOTS
mo que a'nbos espiritus cncierran
Carranza, siguc diciendo el
Sr Cole, esta destinado para ser
oil Executive dc Mexico; Villa pa.
ra con sD genio militar restable-
Ger el orden.
Uno Decesita del otro Y no puo
do conccbirsc que pueda haber
antagonismo entire dos eiementos
enteramcnte homogeneous.
El pueblo mexicano on su 90.
noralidad aprueban in politica de
Presidente Wilson. El Presiden.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-16
'Tel6fono Nueyo 1889
HefnOsO gestO p8tTl6tICO del GTa|. villa

AL pasRr poED Denning elxyiernes
dltimoel Sr. Gral. Villa dirigi6 al
pueblo que 10 esperaba en- la es--
talon I'm significativo cuanto SEN
clio discourse:
"Me causa infinite placer cl
,saludar i ustedea mis- queridos a
raigos, ,-diJo el Gral. Villa "Veo
que entrc ustedes estan algunoS
paisanos mios. .,.uchos q quienes
.conozco como amigos y correligio'
harios y ntros que son mis- enc
inigos. Pero q,liero que sepan
ustedes Que no tengo rencores pa
ia ningnno.
8u verdadera ambici6n es la Paz.
Els mi mas ardiente deseo que
todos mis- amigos y. enemigos va
yam disfrutando de los beneficios
de Ia Gbertad y de la democracla
bien entendidas, bajo los auspi--
CLOS del nuevo gobierno sano Y
fuerte que estamos Il punto de
instalar eli mi qucrida Patria En-
cuanto 4 mi, salgo del tumulto
de la guerra civil tan pobrc co.
mo cuardo entire Il cooperar con
mis- esfuerzos para la rcstaura-.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-16
NOtaS breveS de Ia SituaCi6n EurODea.

LAS nltimas noticias oficia-
les del Gobierno Frances, indi--
can que Ia tdctica ofensiva de los
ej6rcitos aliado., durante los dos
ultimos dias, ha obtenido brillan.
tes rcsdirados, pues ha rechazado
Il los Atemanes Ell varios puntos.
rextendi5ndosc dcsdc unas cuan-
tas mil!ns al este de Paris, hasta
Verdin, una distancia aproxima-
da de 200 millas.
De Bordeaux, sc avisa Official
mente que 81 ejercito lngles ha
cruzado el rio Marine Y que los
AlemanGs han retrocedido 25 mi
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-16

Mexico obtuvo cl preciado don
Gle su lihortad ,.. y aquellos g.
MOS sublimes que la historic con
serva EN- %us paginas dc ORC, fuC,
ron VictiInas dc la TRACTION de un
Judas.
Fiji Acatita de BajAn, IN Eli
condo, que la historic anematiz6,
marcandolo con cl cstigma dc
traidor, cometi6 cl gran crimen
nacional.
La ingratitud Y la TRACTION de
este abo,to de la naturaleza aten
to contra Hidalgo, Allende, Aida
lna y hHaso'o' qnleheS iueroh I
l'r'''el'orGos J ,'"S '"roe cJecut"-
.,o' o'i |'''''''",.,t" ''',.,, Par" geI,'tn
u" ,luoy'S chno'iloS ae Ia i'Dert"h
morelUs' i'll pr"Yo, Guerrero y
I"n'1S 1 oIros , mus, raves oe TO-
oaS las adVers.dades dc Ia Vida,
n.o..a1 I'.. -. .,,'N,.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-16
Ano "a. MIN. l27 s.
IA situac' On en- Mexico, es COM
plotanlente normal.

Washington, Sep. IL.
Rafaef<Zubaran de la agencia
C0natitucionalista, anunci6 ano-
che, haber recibido un mensaje,
del Sr., Gfal. Carranxa, Primer Ja-
fe del EIercito Constitucionalis =
ia; en- Il que lie manifesto que
la situacl6n en- Mexico es CON-
pletamente normal Aiade el js-
fe Supreme, que el puerto de We
racruz, no esta cerrado.
Las noticias alarmantes que cir
cularon IN los Estados Unidos,
sobre ell ,aos supuesto en- la ciu-.
dad de Mexico, carecc de funda-
mentO.
La estabilidad del nuevo 60
bierno esla plcnamente garantiza-
da, y apDyada vigorosamente, por
un ejer"jto pcrfcctamente equi -
pado v lIeno de viril patriotismo
de 10000 hombres.
Don Fernando fglesias Calde-
ron que habia sido invitado por
cl Oral. Carranza para que fua
IA Ministro dc Itolaciones, lIcgd
d Veracruz y sc ha dirigido Il
Mexico il tomar possession de su
puesto.
El captain ShTburne Hopkings
anterior consejero legal de la CO.
mission rrvolucionaria de Madero
cn Washington, lego Il Veracruz
proccdentc de la ciudad de Me
xico y ha dicho que el General
Francisco Villa cs esperado en- Ia
capital he la Rcpublica cl dia Is
para tomar parte cn la cclcbracl01
de Ia fiesta naciOnal.
En- San Luis Potosi estaIl6 una
huelga entire los oporarios de
Sastfreia viendosc obligados loa
senores Mau!e Herse, Eyerardo
Fernandez, Rafael Farias, Ernes-
to Espi2osa, Ramon Cardenas =
Juan Rivera, representatives de
variaS crSaS comcrciaIcS. 4 soil
citar una cntrcvista del G. Go
ibcrnador del Estado, Ia cual les
iuG con"cdida, ascgurAndoIes el
mcnciopado funcionario poner TO-
do 10 que cstuvicra de su parte
para arrcglar las dificultades.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-16
SuQeStiOneS del Senior Cole.

Con ell objeto dc sugerir al &C.
neral Carranza los m6todos que
Aeba emplear para la rehabilita,-
ei6n del sistcma financiero on
Mexico, Ricardo II. Cole, ex,Sc--
crctario de Hacienda durantc los
periodos presidenciales de Nc
,Kinly y dc Roosevelt, Sc haya ac-
tualmente, EN- esta ciudad, de pa
$50 para Mexico.
Saldra para In Capital dc Me-
xico tan pronto como Ell Sr. r. V.
Pesquoira. Jefc de las Lincas Ma
;cionales dc Mexico, lleguc & csta
ciudad.
El Sr. Cole v Sra, Sc encuen--
tran hospedados cn el Hotel de
San Antonio.
Mr.. Cole, Ell su conferencia que
tratara de celebrar con cl scfior
Garranza, 10 sugerira ell nombro
del sefior Gage, como cl financie.
no mas q proposito para tracr ell
orden en- ell caos finnnciero duc
actualm"ntc cxistc en- Mexico.
Una de- las convicciones dc Mr..
Cole, es que ell gobierno Ameri..
eano, reconocera al gobierno del
Sr Carranza 10 mas pronto poai.
BILE y que los Estados Unidos o.
yudar6n moralmente al aobierno
Gonstitucionalista.
Fin los circulos oficialcs sc juz.
ga casi seguro el nombramiento
para Enbajador de los Estados
Unidos en Mexico al Sr. Tuller,
actualmohte en- conferences con
el Sr. Carranzn en- la ciudad DE-
M6xico.
III sedor Tullcr, es uno de los
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-16

las.
Los Alemancs haccn inGtilcs cs~
fuerzos, por rompcr la Inca dc
los Franccses en- el rio OurccG.
N-Parecc que los Alemanes s.
cncuentrap escasos de provisionHs
de guerra y tropie2an con serias
dTicultades para provcersc de
elias.
-FucrZas Rusas y Austriacas
cOntin1nn combatiendo en- ei dis
trito de Lubling, Polonia Rusa.
I'm manifesto publicado Ell
(Pasa 4 la 4a. pag.)
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-16

ci6nadel bucn gobicrno. Cuai-
quier sCrvicio que haya prestado
& la Naci6n queda compensate co
ell solo hecho dc saber "que va
"mos 4 entrar los mexicanos en-
"una era de prosperidad, de .ri,-
"queza y de paz" desconocida
hasta la epoca en- que los con-
quistadoces hollaron con sus plan
tas nuestro suelo.
Que sean respetados los dereohos
del Pueblo.
No tengo an,biciones politi--
rms de ninguna clasc, como sc
me han atribuido por mis- mall
querientes, y mi unica ambici6n
es yer ull gobierno libre, organ:-
zado dc acuerdo con la Constitu-
ciDn, eli I'll cual In autoridad ci-
vii sea superior en todos concep-
tos & la militar, y "los derechos
de los Eroletarios sean debida-~
"mente rcspetados
AL concluir su peroraci6n fuG
acknowledgements Ovacionado,
siendo agasajado cfusivamentc
DOr mexicanOS v amcricanOs.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-16
tluestrOs SubscIIptOres

A nueatros asfduos auba-
criptores que no esten al co.
rriente con sus pagos, les
suplicamos Sc sirvan situar.
nos 81 saldo de sus cuentas;
0 cuando menos la mayor
parte de elias. Nuestros gas
tos son en- extreme crecidoa
Y faecesitamos de au ayuda
para Ell mejoramiento de
1uestro aefnanario.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-16

AtAnCi6n. connpradorsa de Libros,
Comprando sus Iibroa Ga To- iibrs
sin do ell Hegidor," no aries
gan sus dineros. EatA casa es
tA mks antigua, fnka AcreditAda y
eake hafAta en- 81 EatAdo de Tex.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-16
U|tmaS NOtiCias de Ia Cd, De Mexico

Mexico D. f., Sep. 11.--Estan.
do el Gral. Francisco Villa en-
completa harmonic y subordinate
al Primer Jefe del Ej6rcito Cons
titucionalista, ha sido nombrado
Jefe de la division que ha sido
destinada & sofocar peqreiios le-
vantamientos ocurridos en- ell Ist-
mo de rehuantepec, por ex-fede-
rales qua sc han sustraido al des.
sarme. aa. ... .a
FL man: fiesto dado & la pubIici-
dad por el Sr. Gral. Carranza, di-
ce que requehos grupos dc Za,
patitas, continuan aometiendo
bequefias depredaciones en- VII
LAS y rneblos de escasa pobla-
cion. Agrega ell misnlo manifies-
to que cl Gobernador de Oaxa--
ca ha r4aonocido al Gobierno ac-
tual y la combatido con grupos
insignificantse de rcvoluciona-
rios, encahezados por Higinio A.
guilar.
la no:icia de haber cerrado G!
puerto de Veracruz, es inexacta,
continud diciendo ell mismo ma
nlfiesto, V en- cuanto 4 la polici0
muerte vn la ciudad de Mexico,
fue eli rCsultado de un pequeno
escandalo habido entire soldados
Y policiAf EN- estado de ebriedad.
Rober',r " Pcsqueira. Director
de las Lncas Nacionales, sc en-
cuentra nctualmentc en- San ANTI
MO. El lego de Ell Paso la no
che anterior y saldra dcntr0 d.
breves las para la ciudad dc
Mexico
f. n. Brown, que por algunos
amos fu5 Prcsidente de las Ii
meas Nacionales de Mexico, Sc
encuentra actualmente en- New
York. Ne~volverh 4 Mxi6co con
| cargo alguno por su filiaci6n Glen
| tifica.
Juan n. Amador, Conscjero
Constitute ionalista Y A. De IN
Hucrta Y otros prominentes Cons
titucionaIjstas, han lIegado de
Ell Paso con rumbo Il la Capital.
FL ST.. Pcsqueira ha sido Agcn-
te Cunfidencipl del GraI. Carran-
"a, son residential en- Washing.
ton, por mas de I'm aho.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-16
Trenes itneotos i Mexico.
Lar do, Tex, Sep. t2.

Despues de un afio escasamcnte
dc haber sido guspendido el trd..
fico diraCto 4 In ciudad dc Me-.
xico, hoy fu6 rcanudado.
los trones directos conoctan
con RI International g. Great
Northern.
J fioa tfenes entire Laredo Y Sal
tlllo, haeo variaa semanaa que co.
rfen CON agombrosa regularidad.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-18
THE GCN-FORGUN BLUFF.

The latest development of the salute
question-or rather what was the latest
up to noon Yesterday. shows Hucrta as
demanding a return of the salute stimuli
~taneously gun for gun. The incident
might he regarded N funny if il were
not for the possibly tragic outcome of
II, and If il were not that most of the
IT.
As The Herald remarked lately.
Hner.a IS probably the worst informed
man on earth rs 10 Arcr.can affairs.
and that is saving a :,s"' deal when we
remember there are some anti-adminis-
tration Democratic editors extant.
They are misleading him 10 his undoing.
For 1T was not the President who origin.
ally proposed To return the Huerta sd.
lutte. In the demand for a salue rs made
by Admiral Mayo the admiral minated
that the salute would he returned with
becoming and usual courtesy. H. is said
that Wilson has assented 10 it. Yet
Huerta il SO Uniformed as Ia conditions
here that he can q perceive thai he is
taking the right course to inflamc the
She'i W 'ht @tih'rl'dh l"oIht. Every
display Of insolencc by him. every absurd
intimation tn the world that he il the
whole show in this transaction: that il
properly approached he will do Uncle
Sam the great honor of apologizing for
the gross insult to our flag. will add Ia
the Indignation of the people, who will
bring a pressure Ia bear on the admins
tration which the administration will BE-
delighted 10 feel. There can hardly bc
a man in the cabinet. beginning with the
President. whose patience has not al
ready been worn threadbare through
their dealings with Huerta. If Hucrta
gets into trouble through this last bluff.
his friends in the Colquitt FAN combina-
tion will never forgive themselves.
This is written with the knowledge
that before il appears in print the whole
situation may Ice changed, and that it
may be changed before there is time to
note the change. Yesterday afternoon
after wiring OShaughuessy 10 repeat de
msnd for a twenty-one n salute. Bryan
remarked hat the outlook was "still en-
c~ouraginG." A salute will he returned
after the others are through.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-18

These are days IF great international
lawyers. Mexicans Of Dallas have wired
Huerta to salute the flag by all means,
as the usual courteous acknowledgement
Of the salute will he recognition Of the
Hucrta government For one thing il
will be a recognition Of the right Of the
Huerta government To he decent i'm its
conduct toward the United States. An
abstract proposition is n thing. a con-
-rcte fact is another. As To theories
il is possible that the average American
will qualify to practice before the Hague
tribunal before the salute incident is
settled to e~vcryonc's satisfaction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-18

There might be benefit rather than
harm. If. even in the discussion of for
cign relations or other affairs Of state.
there were less executive session. This
il a government of the people. even if
Indirectly. and IN intelligent. informed
public il an essential To the strongest
support If its government. The secrecy
which has been maintained by Presidcn;
Wilson in the direction of the Mexican
policy has been its chief source Of weak
ness. The lack Of definite statement and
the shifting 81 ground in his conduct Of
the canal tolls exemption issue have been
responsible for the suspicious which
have generated formidable opposition to
the administration Publicity il a good
policy.-Philadclphia Bulletin.
Prohibition j. not Ia be the rule alone
in the navy. The United States Steel
corporation has promulgated 4 rule in
the Youngstown district. affecting Go0O
men. Ia the effect that hereafter al
promotions If any character will be
made from the ranks of those who do
not indulge in intoxicating liquors Of
any kind and arc known to he abstain
crs or tectotalcrS in all the meaning
that these words imply. Forcmcn in
the various departments are instructed
to rigidlv enforce this rule Prohibi-
ton Of this sort counts.-Utira Observer.
The Germans. too. are Investigating
the subject Of tuberculosis in cattle. In
u part If that country G6um cattle are
being examined for the disease. and the
farmers are helping 10 pay the cost.
They have agreed To pay Sis per head
which j. nearly hal fthc cost. The de-
pariment Of agriculture pays the other
half. II II certainly worth IL cents to
know whether ones row has consump-
tion.-Cfica Observer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-18
Governor
THOMAS III. BALL.


A careful study Of conditions in
Z various parts Of the State has dis
closed possibilities of corruption al
most beyond relief. Concrete in
stances may serve To show how the
system a and probably does ac-
quire the balance Of power i'm a close
election where certain interests are
involved. Here is one Of seventeen
men registered in a certain precinct
In Waco. Except for the record in
I the county court house. search dis
closed nothing to show that any one
al these seventeen men ever existed.
Butt may be possible for sew.
enteen men giving names CORE
spending 10 these seventeen regis.
7 tered voters 10 appear at the Demo
cratic primary in the first ward in
the city of Waco on the 18th day Of
July and help to decide who shall
be in authority in Texas for the
next two years. Each Of these men
could be armed with a poll tax re-.
ceipf, now possibly rcposing in a
nearby place secure from fire.
awaiting the day when il will he
needed.-Homc and State.
Ii would be worse than foolish 10 i.
more such facts as the ones related abov,
True the statement of fact does no
prove conclusively that any one has vic
lated the election law. vet he must b
rather credulous who does not perceiv
= deliberately arranged program Of la,
violation back of il all. The situation
did not arise by accident. The plain con
ciusion is that the people who creates
that situation intend Ia break the law
Who are the promoters of the scheme
Pros? Ants? We are unable Ia say a
To that. Whoever they are all homes
Democrats. ants on pros. are intereste
IN finding out who they are-in,ercste,
IN defeating their purpose. Futhcrmor
II things like that are done in Waco TIN.
may be done elsewhere. Ii concerns u
much TO know who is going To settle III
prohibition election in Tcxas-the hon
est people or the degraded people VIII,
sell their votes. No honest man can ai
ford to be Indifferent Ia the corruption
OF the ballot box. No transient advant
age In any election is worth that price
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-18

When one individual insults another
individual, the matter is o usually
left to arbitration: especially If the in
suited person lives in Texas. 1t is so
with nations. Insults to nations are
not submitted 10 arbitration. Insults To
nations are Of such a character that they
explain themselves and do not need ex-
PLANTATION by arbitration boards.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-18

France as an IcroPIaRc Powcr.-A sc-
rious controversy has arisen in France
which il the direct outcome Of the great
national arroplanc subscription inaug
uratei two wears ago. and AZ "A result Of
which .0S aeroplancS were presented Ia
the French army. OF these all but -
were in active use AT the end of last De
tober. These %acroplancS were in addition
to the direct order placed by the army.
Ii is alleged that the acroplancs brought
through the national subscription were
not new and that the orders for new ma
chimes fell short by aD of the number
voted. The National Committee. 1T
course. regulates the charges indignant
~. hut the French newspapers seem 60
think il only too probable that certain
manufacturers did. in fact. seize the OPP
p~ortunity 10 dispose of machines not ~
the most recent aud improved type The
investigation started by the National
Committee al least served the purpose IF
calling attention To Frances acroplane
strength. In the first year 30 %acruplancs
were delivered III the depot at Chalais-
Mcudon. while the definite orders placed
for 1919 amount to n total Of III. 0f which
80 hai been delivered M the end of De
tobcr last and the balance by now. A 4
result. al a%croplanes have been acquired
lv the acronautical establishment Of the
French army during the past two years
and close upon LOCO machines since the
ha ginning If 1911. Bleroit alone has built
Isl military machines and Henry Far
man l05. No wonder that Fracc has a
real acroplane industry!
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-18

Good Judges of battles declare that the
San Pedro affair Was a honcst-t0good-
ness scrap. Huerta' appears to be too
busy right now to deny it. AS 500 as
he gets through shutting the American
flag nc will send out the information
because neither side had an army there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-18

To forbid a man 10 gamble in defiance
Of law is a gross infringement Of per-
sonal liberty. There is a divinity that
doth hedge a horse racer-a divinity
which causcth his brow TO wear Il halo.
II is a shame to shoot ut him when he
is merely violating a statute.