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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-20
Exert, Texas, IL de
Octubrc de 1914
r.. Director de La Prensa"
Antonio S. PadilIa.

LhCI /, 1CANSI IL III
Octubre de 1914
Sr. Director de La Prensa"
San Antonio, Texas
Estimado amigo:
Espero que a Ia fecha haya re-
cibido una orien postal por Cos
pesos que lie REMIT en- pagO de su
scmanario LA PRENSA;" pero
como ahora veo con gusto cue Sc
ha convertible en- diario, ie mani
festo que dentro de pocos dias
recibira IN nuevo giro a efecto
de que mi subscription quede Gu
bierta per TODD I'm ano.
Me congratulo de que LA
PRENSAi progrese, pOrQue es
IN eXcelente 6rgano que tiene la
tarea &c benefciar 8 nuestra "a
"a: ojaIa que 6sta, comprendien-
do sus verdaderos ~iDtareSes, apo
We con energia Su publication y
Ia campaha de honrado meXica-
nismo cue hace.
Su afmo. Y s. S.
Jose Pr0spero Murillo.
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10 que AIemania exigir3 como
Inflammation de guerra

Torqa CIamancogu IN IarZa-
40 10 nnbiinidad ma carfa
n,,o rocib;6 de- IN dinIom5tico
amar;caro an II que aparece
,,no con,orsac;6o cre m ham
a.,~,.o 10 Tsu.,or+ fI,o con q
amI.iador oi.man on Was
La ,,s, p~,rn.+a,.tf . Fine. do
i ,',,S.g, Al ort-acar 81 ham,
oIoro omarioaro II dinIomaf-
~ aIan,.n mn cboore nara avn.
10 do - c,rz Poia aIenana.
~ ,regmrtd.
Qua o.. 10 ora 81 Kaiser
o,;ri',@ Ia rr7nria 81 ia ven
ra@" Fl or5ar.dor Bernstoytf.
.onl;c6.
.os dioy marGamieptos a.
1ongnas rosnrc.o lie Fraucia
san las s;a.rier.es:
pri,,.yo. C..iir de todas las
.,Iorios r,ornsas ;rcIuso Ma
-..,ocos 3lyn,ir y Tincz.
Sogundo: woao 81 rcritorio
frances desdc Saint E"lcry
hasta Lyon, sea i" c""I'a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-20
nentC a perecer.

De noviembre de 1910, a
ociutre de 1914, hemos disfru-
tado De siete Pr~ssi5entes de IA
RspIbiica, 81 ben 20 creo que
clos sor los que han disfruta-
10 de nosoros. 4 los acordes
del Himao, han desfilado por
81 paIacio de los virreyes, Por-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-20
GRAN O~PORTUNIDAD.

An me qpdan 400 aresde terra en- f1cNns de- G. soy 30 acres en- d Condadod de McNuucn
al rrGo dc H&DI are con Gz amos de pko paa s page psgndo aMs pesos de- nGnmhc
paen en- c9mmL
Tego adamas L20 acrsa S&Od acre se Ell Rod las NueasG que endo a phzos dc dz
amos en- Totes deco aGw e Condado lie Dmmnt nvtooo1HspondSncade pG7as tntemsa
qca mmhunr dsms ddanados Mis- refnenca,r son srGTEsc 1@taG udad- EMILIO
FLORES Direction: Room No 9 Frost National Bok bldg Te@oncsC na@tI ~ sEE
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Mesa. Arizona. 9 De

Mesa. Arizona, 9 de
Octubre de 1914
Sr. Director de La Prensa'
San Antonio, Texas
Muy Sr. mic:
Obra en- mi poder su muy gca-
ia fecha primero del actual, en- Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-20

80 SU Q. C&tlCGO NOiioEAtG--O-
-,,o oorrerz5. nimhado de
-. f-!.;f;.ada = de prosDe-
5,5 G-.ic;a en- 1910, para
e~r;,ar. -Uisa sabe como, en-
te76 encontramos una ANAL
~--, de -erzueI2s y TRACE
,,5,5,r,neate c6n;cas
j.. ,~;,er7s -oyo espeIuz-an-
=. ,,,syss las scgundzs.
n, s;ro aue M5x:co,
- -,,~ ana ce1vulsionas po-
49,. h-- aa;.ado desde Itur-
,.la b,sf7 C.-anza, est3 CT
-~~,s, OF dos cosas: en- de-
-,-,~,- INC los p-2bIos, como
las razss. d.. e] "saIto-asras''
=. o,,zz. como coIec-
.:.I.s - .,,;o;-7r.a 0 Ia
i''-"H' -
mayor coI21Ic9c'@ P0S''A7' -'--
q, asfss ms sina!:da3es,
4,Io. IN naios nor esencia,
n..J:or5, orcorfrarse peo-
res.
Les me@'caH0s' S08'0s Pr
1sra1ents por razoHeS dS IA
"a, hereocros De una o0m0,na-
On % mas 22IgaTE2o" posi-
- y, sin a~1eeno @,g"no' nos
acn2o5 dec-aESa2 i2"AoS' Re
@emcs lGa bCeaos "esceneien-
&C Il &oo,szI-no y De I0Etes
t@1to 5e L&tlno5, como IN eS-
z-io:ai.
II CllJct'smc dc n1eSnoS a
--e!os es,a snre noSoEEoS per
1ectan-1.e Caislflcado; 81 eS-
toiclsmo de CIauhsemoc' 10
ae0os conve--'do, Al oesPie-
Ea-:o rara nues.Eos desastreS;
81 una -n1ec1ild2d.
Como r1za, 2rooedemos u
nos CuGn.o1, &c Ia faianJe e
aveatu-Sros acaud.llado9 Por
q ntr5gsdo a1ante de dona
Marina, en cEa1anlento co.'
las so022Ao-ta2 tr:o~5 azsecos.
~5~raso25, or7T'25 = oTa7 c'@n
-uc p Hla7a2 en- ei teffisoF'e
1c A1angac. % % H@z@Eao>
= 90 maya 10 vIsigooo = 20 a..
-c12, . "-c@1o % y2qp'
ptocclc c1 INA pe-Ienz art.
g ga 90 go2-aIof2 &c N
Pa-ia, &c IeP!to' -SAe t@hI1
90 IN @-ramar9Ies con IN Pa
taz77' L21 Ie@iSaHo5' oe0e
Eo5 2oH-oEn2fEoS GnicaineA1'
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DESTIERRA Ell DOLOR
Ell gran mata-dolor, "Aceite Relampago de HU

Eta admirable medicinal hace mas cue cualquiera ota preparation para
aiviar el dGor. ActIa violentanenLC con resutados tan eXpenUdOs cue
caa casa deberfa conservara Il mano Su4TiZa y quha Ia lnoteSua y e DO
Tor sienio IN preventive contra las Lagas. Cort2Guras, Raspones e rrte-
clones. Ell ReInarsmo, Ia Neuralgia, les Dolores de Cabeza y los Dolores
de EspalGa Sc Gutan prontanente
Uno de nuestros maTchontcs escribe: Me ca9sa el mayor placer inf2rmar
n I'd. acorca de las maraviiosas cUaidadeS del "Acelte ReL4Npagode hunt.
Oiunts Lightning OIL 10 use en- mis- ma1os cespuesde ha9ermeIas quena
do al corcr un Dedazo de hero ardirdo. Ne applique c AceIe n ahundan-
ca Y en- IN t6rnino de tres Gas mis- ma1Os eStaban comp!etarnente buenas,
dandoue pGr conziguiente IN aivio como jama5 SO h!hera creido. 4ieSEnto
con e delcr de ot0rrar este teSumoniO para benchc!o &c "a humanhgac e
genera. pues 4 menCdo Sc dan casos de qlemaGaras sn que 81 sepa ia ma
nera dc enCGntrar aivlO.
De venta en- todas las farmacias J drogG:ria5 de reputation al pTecio de
g cts. Y de 30 cts. boteNa, OhO CEVjanOs Clrcctan1ente pr correo al reclDo
de 81 precio en- estampiias de corSeoo giro postal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-20

- PZENSA'' pu5lica to-
6as las noticias tai como son,
sin "hacerle la barba a nadie''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-20

BUSQUE Ell PROXlMO
FUMERO.
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Prof. vi. c. MARTINEZ.

rs y s. SPRING ST.
los ANGELES. CALIFORNIA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

Seireiis ser Gnhpiiric iir ocn 9leu
Can Ser Oriitinen @oiidait iu Sol1
Inlton perlontct ooB Sic Ban gIfuoc
mie. Die wic aciuelori ibr @utohien
ab1egeben eincn eu0ereu gSetibeperb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
AinnbiIn nrrrieth ihn.

9tcl0 gorf 81. %aniar.
SIM Sabre lang mar Grml glIna
Seeo aoblcr 1inter ibren @atieu.
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oieier Seac oui ieine spnr oerietb.
On cinem @anoelbiloer. .16eoter in
Der ~ Str io6 tie iein Counterfeit III
ser Sertleionn0 eineS %oIi5iiten III
SebcnSgroBe Dor li6. 9ttu mar eS
leidt ieine gloreiie ouS5uimoelt mo
lie criubr. ooB &o6ler init ciucr an.
0creu 1Srou in 9tr. lO3. i27. Ctr.
wobne. aoller ulroe nerboiiet mo
miro nod 9icuorf acbrobt peroen
mn lid bort ais on0e6liber Nigonliit
3il pcrnltiportGl. aoblcr iit 26 Sab
re alt, Gen glnadben Der @ldgerin
5niolge beirat6etc er SRI 9llmo 9eeo
i'm Sabre 1906. nahoenl iic bon ib.
rem Batter cinem Gapitdn. $4,000
gcerbt batte. Gie aldgerti crfl0rt
aoblcr 6obe lid 10 Iauac Die erb.
idolt por6ielt. nie ernitlih inn 9lr.
belt bouorbcn 9Ils oos CSclo ale
mar 6obc Ct on4 oas Snterciic ali
icinem Ncim ucrlorcn imo ici eil
@anocrOogel aemoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

Ncae6en Sie uini oeu Stri9nnL So,
Grippe ols cine ic6perc GrtdIhiua 8u be-
trodteu Gin erobfr liicriteo beiie6t
spiiten beineil oIrippc ut einc cpioelnis
lhr Nraalbet pelmc oic ee6cnsoraone
ueroiiiei seeu cine %eriou an @rppe
leioet iino bic Siiioduec uon N1inionen
oas @hu petaiiienoeu Na5iaen oele6t
Sic anaeiedie Yetion ii6Ii iicb MATT mlo
eritopii
Ss Deodri culcs gnieu ldrierenoeu TO-
nifS Inn oet Nprpcr oeS Rotcnieu 10
trdftie ais nioalidl ju balien. ais wcnens
aciudt fir oas ouu Grippe 0a3illcn crt
8eilaie Wift Sin brultrciiiQenocr loul
init enpoS laricrenoer gErilmN iil oa5
iiderile Qiiifcl 9lnn bite iid1 bciouocro
uor Nohlcnihecr Hih0cru ooef Enblcitcn
ircil De Die Se5ensrdfi oes &niienieu
permiil0eru
O. siebi lenc ipejiiidle 1leoi5in se
gen @rippe
Reruun ilt be iriihercn erppe @pioc
nlien NIT Qutcm Griol9 bcnnet uotncn
An8eicteu ocuicit duf einc yHicoerlebr Der
&rippe Ia oIelcm gHnicr
QRon ueronmc nid1t 0ic Grlohrng
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

oen 0runoidben oes IeuiihsgImeri.
toniihen 9iationolbnn0eS louol ma
treu 5u ieiu beiouoers Sem pidtia
item mo ais ( 6c5eidneteu pelhcr
Ioniet: Ser 9uno ols iolder
entbdlt lid Der 0mnliihing in oie
&ortei @olitit jeooh inbeitaoet oes
&ecbts mo Der @ilidt sir Vert6eioi.
gina ieiner @rmoiGee and oui 0enl
poliiiihcn @e6ietc ionien oieiel0en
ourb poliiiicbc 9Inariiic oOer @oB
regeIn 6e6caigt ooer seid6rost mer
Sen.
&u Snierciie oes &ercins hoife iA
ooB alh in 3ufmit iein glugenmerf
oilf oie in 0icicm @arogrop6an ent
5olteue ueiie giuidrdntns nIerer
Yetbdtiging aeridict icin miro 10
nab mir Der @eio6r 9ntaehen, Der
Spicl6oQ ielbitiiihtiocrEoIitifer mo
Stellcuiudber 3iI meroeu"
Bon Serrn Gow g @reeioriuS
luuroe Elm herlihcs 9eminfolum.
nurgsihrei6tu perleieu IN welhem
@err greetorns Die Uone llntcritib
una Der o@eiiliden Bot" iiir oie9e
itre6unaeu 0cs 9iotionol6noas Der
lprah. Cen Nerrcn pon Der oeitidcn
grclic nuBer6al6 bon ct. Souis
oriidte Serr Sans Sodel Der 9ieOof.
tcw Der D@eitlihs %oit" ouirid
tiNe Anertennuna ouS iiir oie 9uer
0ie mo 3dbigfeit, nit Der tie id IN
Dem &anpi i'm oie Grboltung sent
iher Soeolc bcpd6rt bo6eu
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obcr troBOem Oro6eno aena, lpe
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0atihomerifaniiden 9loiionalbun,
oes erflort. DER obermols Der @im
0eSbouptitoot einen 9eiucb abgeitat
tet mo NIT bcireunoeien GouareB
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iprohe geuommen bat
Gr porut uor cincm 9}ohlaiien Der
9l9itotipn melhe nsi Sommcln pom
@roteiteu gcacu Die Dem GonareB
mterbreiteten Gingoben ab3iclt Gr
6etout. 0aB es BON ocm liberolsn Sic
ment obbdn0t cinc 0jegenitr0mnQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

@l o6i(c, 60, 81 Samuar.
S1cooorc Socep. Der Gbeiclcrl ocs
lioatliheu ~eidngniB 0eportenents,
Der por 5ebn Nloudteu nit $4,000
Soar9cIo perihpono mo ociicn 9led
ruuaen cincu Seblbetroa Don $3.50,
600 ounweiier itc0te iih ser 9ebor
DC mo mnroc monaels elmer 9iirg.
ldait bon $4,000 0em @eidngniB
iiberpicieu Ter Stoot iit 3ll cinem
GonprouiB bercit, rGm Vocen oaS
icblcuoc @clo cricst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

3piihen Diobriu9 oem @Hulnner oN
critcn 9'reiics S6pron Eiilier eng,
Ter uu0 Sbue iu Soridla8 geDradt
hot Eic beridiet bot anh Der
S1ne'ihe Gnwnri Oeiien eeuorju
auna an maBge6cuoer Sle.ie 70 pisl
Sioub oniaeUirbeli ieiue @naoe
Dor oen sluaen Ser aiooende aei'n
SEN
25 N1illiuncn N1arf inr
@erliner foL CpernbanS.
9etrciis eines aoercu 9lcNpouas
1T unnnlc1r Giiiiheiouna acnoiien
Sic Gl1nc 0es @eh &autaibs a.
Snomis Noiimonu iiir 0aa neue Der
finer tgl Cperu6aus liHo al1nolat'
lih aenehwiat poroen 1ie Gs-
iomntioiicn 0eS 9ones ueroen hdl
auf p Niaiouen Niorf iieAcr
SlnffiibrnNg fiIr woNlfba
ti0en Smcd unter Gro
teftor0t Der 8nilerin.
Allitalieoer Scr NoiaeieliGoii iiih'
rem dm 81 Nl0r5 puei ciuaftiae %nli'
ipicle mlo cine %aniomime dul ~
ipelner engelbert Sinnperoiud sic
Nluiif aeihrieben hot
Scncfa Sntenoont Wroi b 5NI
len Doeieer bemliote ooa fql
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ierin 9luaune @iiioria iii eroiefiorm
oes llniernehmene. Ger Griroa loA
Dem Rnul @er6oro Stiit iuanie fon
men
Gerlueite aiuoesleidle ilt
Yotpodet entocdt
Sin oroiiiiaer 5uno hinicr noel
hem iih 5ipciieloe elm @eroredlcn
brat lit ani oem 4oiiami IN 6rml
irt q. al scnaat luoroeu gIui sln.
oromna Ser ooriiaen &oiioiretticn
wuroe cin Sodct ge0iinct pelhes
Dou 6rauifri Dor iinT %odcn ON
Seurlh Grnmcr in Berlin babrpoil
loaerno oiiae8ebcn oolelbit nIdli op'
acholf nprocn un0 oeshalb unbeiiell
bor 5nriidgcaanaen par
Ios Fodet cnihielt cie tart per.
pciie Seicbc cines @inocs 1le ,ke.
li5ci bot ml0eiomi cine luenQc lll-
teriuhnna cir9cleiiet nm ocn ~
ienOer nui sic spur }u foWWen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

Pin oie Geutirbeu uon Spotane,
SSai5. bate Ncrr Stcfan SLIDER
man cinen 9Iuiruf in ser .@aibiug.
ton @oii" erlaiien imo lie 3im Nm.
idllnB al oeu Ccltibomerifoniidert
Scntrol.Nereiu ooielbit auiaeiorocrt
Ner 9Iuirui miro in 10000 Greu.
plorcn I'm Seporotorud sur &erbrci
tpna ionncn Ter &crcin lit in oic
2lqitation aegen @robibition cingc
tretelt On Ser So6reSDeriannlun9
mrocn ioIacnoe yconltc erpohlt;
'gr0lioelt 9IOop6 Nduier; Nicc.
@rdiioeut 60 0dacr, Sefrctar
Nm g 9tie6oriicr; Sdlaemciiicr: 5.
s.. @lunni Cic 9lrbcifen mo Or.
iolge ocs Nereins hclcdlteic Eroii.
bent OliIrter IN icineni Sobrcsbericbt.
6r idot oorin nlter 2lp0crcm
.gs bereiiei mir eroBe 1reu0e,
ooB Der 0arein in ieiner 1botieteii
inrncr ieiu 2Iiioenmerf oornuf bate,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

Nnrrie barr AZ pa 3l SallF
0ic Nci3el ildt noh zilppn Siiner
nelder ieiue lunae 1ral olrb elnsn
ShuB lebeusdeidbrlh pcrmluIocte
neil iie iih aeucigeri hottie mli ibut
5il lebcn nahoenl CT 0rei aVlonate u
rer Recommendation che inl @clnns
ni6 jnacbradli 6ottc Stiner ipurot
aeitern ans Oeh weldnaniB cnilallen
nuo cuuductc icine Srm Dor oel
@anie ihrer Glieru gls lie erldiet
ieucrie en- uno irai iie w Den 0oFl
mornnf cr cniilpD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
Sir8iOIa0.
Slt prcuRii9e gtuleiDc
iibsr3cidnct.
IiImFmn05 05iunn5ig WailIiars
ben 9ySnrf lnbicribirt.

SSiro als iiderer 9epeis oes seieiIia.
ten gcrtroucus ocieihuci
9leuer @ett6aocr6 iar Ban oe3
ocIiiden 9otinaits0cims ia
SSoi6inston 9lHles 9erlncr
Spcrnbaas foitet iiiuimoinaa
sig Dii0ioncn Qlart
9eriiu 81 Sanuor Wepal
tiac llcberraicbma errc0t sic 6einiel
lung Der Sbotiade oaB Die preubi
idc Stuatsonleibc iebjiaiadl ii6cr
5eicbnet iUoroen lit mo iondt niht
penieer olS 25 Nliaioroen llorf iib
icribirt wor0eu iino. @leidBeitia init
Der 9Intiinoignna ite0enStaatsaulei
ben erbeblid i'm auS
NoIbomtlih piro Sic lle6erBeid'
ming mIi oas @eire6cu juriid9eiii6rt
bel Dem aroBen 99cttbewer6 cneu De-
tr0ntlicbeu 9niheiI ON elmer erniten
aopitolanloae iu crperben mas Sic
t9 @lilliaroen N'orf an Sperriiiideu
bepieien SIS ailt oas als elm erireus
libe9 3eihcn oes Seieitiatea &ertrop
ems
Nie Hegernng 0ot acUibat oird
Die NliBeriolge perlnie0ener Gnniiio-
men inn o6aelnlipnen Sabre oie OieS.
moliae 9lnlei6e uon umo $50 Wlillio
nei Warf lpelde fiir oen}nSbon ocs
9iienbabn mo 0onaluebeS, iomie
iiir moerc per6cnoc 3mede 6eiiinlt
IT. bcionocrs attratti0 Qeitoltet Cic
Sddbidlene mcr0en ourdl idbrlidc
3iebunaen oiI8cnoiunen mo Oieele
iannlicinlolna ioQ hucrbolb iG
&ahren uo0enoet iein &nhober bon
Sd1aBiAeien 0erci 9llmuncru ac
ioaef iucr0en ueltbe dber ihr @clo
itidt nriidGehcn ipoueu tonen oa-
iiir oicrprojentiac AonioS ciniai.
ideu Sic Shotiheine limo 3u %au
cinl0sbar lpd0rcno oc Su6icri6en
ten mr 81 oaiiir 6c3ablen. Ter orrh
ihuittlide 3insnB iieat iid iiir Die
Aon5e %eriooe anf ~ Ero3 99abr
ifeinlih miro p0tcr i'm Sohre cine
meiterc 9lnleibc BON etwo 2Q0 N'illio.
ncn Qlorf inter dhnldlen 9eOinam
gen ouT9enonn1cn lperocn
Gn9crer %cttbcwcrb fiir
%ofbin8toner Bot
hoftS 9teubon
9eireiis ser Gnhuinic iiu oeu 9leu
bon Ser Orrtihen @oiidait hi Sol1
inaton Ucrloutct. ooB Sic Ban gltooc
mic ole pc aculelort ibr @utadien
ob1egeben einen ei0eyeu gSetibcperb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

y ali Yrince &aiQ b.
Somlar Gie Seuolicnula DER
oanptiioot ii6t iaorie 9ritif an ocn
@oraeben Der Alitalicoer oes slider
helts-9lnsidriiicS. nelhe oieSanonn1
pom Dlatroien mo Observation-Disclosures
Der anierifoniidjen mo oeitidsl
&riea9lcbiile OeronlaBi bopen Sic
melicu oaroti biil ooB cin loln.r
Snriti onrdons lnn0lhg aereiel
unO leiCbi bdttc perluieocn peroea
tolniel, lpcnn man iulr ole All.
merilaniteit Der biciiecu ailNporti0ei
Sertreter ani Die Snoiiadlc aeridtet
raj lih Die Staot oic beioen Saae
por Der yanomg Der Iren0cll Srip-
pen ourhous rubil uerbnlicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

9tcworf 9t..&. 81 Hamlar
Ger i6 Sabre alic Spc5iaI eolijiii
Sobn $. steele. pelher ir8enowo ii
Fcrniplpanicn 5ron nno bier sfinoer
Bat erihoB lid aeilern 9lbono uu stel
ter ocs C0eoaSbeotcr9. steele mar
cil Srinier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

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SUCCESSFUL MEETING
3 DRAINAGE CONGRESS.
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In perfect good faith, studiously
avoided the subject of politics, entered
boldly into discussion OF the neces-
sity for drainage and at once caught
the attention Of the audience. The
governor pledged himself to the sup
port of some legislation that would
give to the state an adequate system
OF drainage, and drew many happy
illustrations Of the necessity for it
and OF its accessibility if the proper
| effort and energy was brought behind
the movement.
The governor is a fayorite in this
city, his address was splendidly re
ceiyed and at its conclusion he was
cordially applauded.
Other addresses were made by Hon
lJ. Randolph Anderson, president OF
the state senate and candidate for
governor; DIR. l.. H. Hardeman, OF
Commerce, candidate for governor;
hon. Clifford NJ. Walker, of Monroe
candidate for attorney general Hon. j
w. Price, commissioner of agricul
ture; Hon. 10. Lee Worsham, state
Sntomologist; Hon. George w. Deem
of Waycross; Hon.. c. p. Goodyear
OF this city; and Hon. S. w. McCalee
state geologist. All of these addresses
were full of the spirit of the occasion
all OF them were directed to the
masses of the people, urging that they
get behind their representatives in
the legislature in order that relief
may come through that channel crt
at the hands of the state.
officers Elected.
The set program having been com
pleted, President Akin announced
that the election of officers for the
ensuing year was in order, and in a
few minutes the following were
placed in nomination and were unan
fmously elected:
President, Col. Alexander r. Law.
ton, of Savannah.
Vice presidents, Hon. l.. r. Akin, OF
Brunswick; Hon. P. H. Comas, OF
Bailey; Hon. George w. Deem, OF
Waycross; Hon. B. A. Tyler, OF
Dalton; Hon. John F. Shannon, OF
Commerce.
Secretary, Lawrence Manning OF
Savannah.
Secretary, Lawrence Manning OF
Savannah.
Treasurer, w. II. Leahy, of Atlanta.
The session, the program and In
fact the entire machinery of the con.
gress was in perfect shape, and
worked as smoothly as well oiled
machinery. That the meeting will
have its effect and that its delibera
ton will make for a speedy treatment
of the subject in Georgia there seems
to be little doubt.
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SIZE OF BIG MEETING
GREATLY ENJOYED.
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returned home where the woman
came felicitious and wondered how
Jack Slaton and eff Walker and Jim
Price and Randolph Anderson and DIT
Hardeman could all fall so wildly in
love with Brunswick On one and the
same day. He jollied the candidates,
paid a compliment TO the ladies and
concluded his little talk gracefully.
In presenting the next speaker
Governor Slaton. Toastmaster Twitty
happily preserved the best for the
last This was his theme:
He either fears his fate too much
Or his deserts are small
Who does not dare put it to the test
To win or lose it all.
Governor Slaton took occasion for
a few come-baeks at Colonel Lawton
and Colonel Anderson, but finally, be-
coming serious, discussed the mooted
North Georgia and South Georgia
theory. He said there could be nc
line OF distinction between the two
sections, that North Georgia, whence
he came, loved South Georgia for
her accomplishments of the past, for
her gifts and statesmenshlp, In litera.
ure, In art and beauty, and that he
S governor could not find 1t in his
heart to give a greater portion of his
affections to any one section of the
great old commonwealth that we all
love so we'll
This concluded the speech-making
the party FASTENED to the steamer and
returned to the city. The trip was an
ideal one, was delightfully."- planned
and managed and vote of thanks
Is due to Hon. j. B. Abrams and Hon
i. Ludwig, who were in full charge
of the program OF arrangements.
Most of the visitors caught outgoing
trains for Savannah last night, where
they Will attend the National Drain
age convention In that city.
Reception Last Night.
At the Elks Home on Union street
last night the people OF Brunswick
rendered Governor Slaton a public
reception which was largely attended
on the part OF the people and which
again demonstrated the popularity o!
the gifted governor in this city The
reception was thoroughly informal q
great many LADIES and gentlemen
called to pay their respects to the
chief executive and the evening was
most delightfully."- spent.
The governor was the guest of Hon
II. r. Akin last night and to.
gether with Mr. Akin and party of
friends will motor over to Savannah
this morning To attend the National
convention, leaving at an early hour to
reach Savannah by 10 o'clock.
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TO MAKE TRIP IN
AN AUTOMOBILE
GOVERNOR SLATON TO GO OVER
TO SAVANNAH WITH SENA-
TOR AKIN TODAY.

Governor John NJ. SlatOn, VINO spent
yesterday in Brunswick IN attendance
upon the Georgia Drainage Congress
will today have an opportunity - see
ng the Altamaha bridge and delta,
connecting Glynn and Mcintosh coun-
ties, and which is one of the great adj
vanc, tnts made in Georgia il re-
cent years.
The governor will leave with Sena-
tor Akin in his automobile an early
hour this morning for Savannah and
they expect to reach that city by 9 d
10 o'clock. The Georgia Coast and
Piedmont railroad has been notiie of
the trip and the gasoline engine used
for transporting machines across the
Altamaha will be on this side of the
river ready to take the governors
party over to Darien. A short stop
will be made at that little city and the
trip then continued on to Savannah.
Governor Slaton is very much inter
ip1l"s5 t.. A.':mlha river and is very
anxious to personally see just how the
big task was accomplished, and has ex-
pressed a desire to make an alltomo'
bile trip from Brunswick to Savarp al.
This will be the governors first trip
over that portion of the great Miami
Quebec highway, which is now being
so extensively advertised and which
Is being used by practically all auto
arties bound north from Florida.
After attending the National Drain
age Congress in Savannah, Governor
Slaton will return to Atlanta. Sena
tor Akin will remain in Savannah r
few days and will also make the re-
turn trip in his car.