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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-22

so they can filter the blood and keep
you well.
If You suffer with backache- have
pains in the neck or sides-nervous
or dizzy spells-a few doses OF Crox-
one will relieve the congestion and
YOU will be surprised how quickly all
kidney bladder and rheumatic trou-
bles will disappear.
CroXone is different from all other
remedies. 1t is not like anything else
on earth ever used for the purpose,
1t starts TO work the minute you take
il and relieves your suffering the very
first time you use it. 1t is so prepared
that ii is practically impossible to
take ii into the human system with
out results. You can secure an orig
inal package OF Croxone at trfing
cost from any first-class druggist. All
druggists are authorized to personally
return the purchase price if Croxone
should fail in a single case.-Advt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-22

In the newspaper reports OF some
recent decisions OF the Court Of APP
peals, one decision was enormously
set forth which in justice to The
Court. should be set right
II was stated in every paper car
rying this story that the Court held
that the law against carrying con-
cealed weapons in Georgia might be
relaxed in certain circumstances
when man believed mis- home about
to be invaded for instance.
The Court as a matter OF fact
never held anything OF the kind. j.
did hold That the law providing for
carrying weapons under license from
the Ordinaries might be relaxed in
sudden emergencies a man need
not postpone the protection OF his
home or property until he could go to
the Ordinary and procure q licence TO
carry pistol, when, in emergencies,
sudden or unanticipated danger
threatened either.
There is law against carrying
concealed weapons in Georgia and
another law providing that weapons
may he carried by certain persons
for certain purposes, provided license
is obtained from the designated au-
thority.
II was a conviction under the IL
cense act that the Court OF Appeals
reversed. and the question OF con-
cealed weapons was not passed upon
I'm the decision, and did not figure IN
the record in any way.
Herman Demosthenes Shruptrine,
Representative from Chatham County
IN the Georgia Legislature, and the
most eloquent orator most anywhere,
is in Atlantas midst to-day.
Mr. Shuptrine rhetorical resource
fulness in debate liz amazing. and
when he speaks in the Legislature. it
is hq the applause OF listening Sen
ates to command.
He is immensely popular and
most effective member of the House
Judge John c. Hart, State Tax
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-22

has hopes of providing for the same
in the next session of the General
Assembly.
Governor Slaton probably will rec
ommend to the next Legislature that
it provide ample means for reasonable
delay in criminal trials, wherein de-
PENDANTS, by reason of poverty, are
unable to employ counsel on their
own account and. therefore, have to
depend upon appointees of the court
for defense.
Under the rules and customs pre-
vailing now. it is usually the case
that lawyers appointed TO defend
criminals must proceed to trial al
most immediately-gen within
a few minutes after appointment. The
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-22
Frat Cant Use Home;
Too Near Sorority

SEATTLE, Jan a. Members Of the
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity of the Uni
versity Of Washington have been Off
cially notified by President Landes. of
the university, that they will not be per
mitted to occupy the costly clubhouse
just built by the Deltas. and which ad-
joins the sorority house of the Gamma
Phi Beta
The young men were told when plans
were being drawn that they must choose
another site further away from the
girls home, but the construction was
continued. the fraternity hoping that
The university officials would relent
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-22
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS

courtesy. He is very able man. and
is most conscientious in attending to
his Senatorial duties.
Senator NJ. c. Tarver, OF Whitfield
County, has been elected City At
torney for Dalton.
Senator Tarver is much interested
in dividing the present Cherokee Cir
cult in half. provided he can arrange
plan satisfactory TO the counties
involved.
At present, the Cherokee Circuit Of
the Superior Court is one of the larg-
est and most unWieldy in the entire
State, and is one Of the hardest and
most expensive to serve. The bar of
the circuit is practically unanimous
for a division, and Senator Tarver
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-22

Governor feels that this frequently
results in miscarriage Of justice and
subjects some defendants to unneces-
sary hardships and penalties. In
deed it is a fact that numerous Pc
titions for clemency before the Exec
utive Department have revealed the
fact that wrongs are inflicted through
this practice much oftener than the
casual observer would think.
In his annual message to the Leg
islature the Governor will call at
tention 10 this matter and he hope;
that the required legislative machin-
cry will be provided.
There is some sentiment in Georgia
faVora BILE to the creation of the of.
fee of Public Defnnder-in contra
distinction to the present office o.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-22
Father Vaughan Hits
At Anglican Church
Special Cable to The Atlanta Georgian.

Special Cable 10 The Atlanta Georgian.
LONDON, Jan. FEATHER Bernard
Vaughan made remarkable attack
on the Church OF England when he
preached at Manchester on the text;
IF house be divided against itself,
that house can not stand"
Referring to the Eikuyn contro-
versy. he said he doubted whether
the church could resist many more
shocks without tumbling TO pieces.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-22

there is little doubt that that essen
tial detail Of the plan Mr. Howard has
in mind will be successfully carried
out.
Major w r. McGregor, one OF the
leading members Of the State Sen
ate, is in Atlanta for a few days.
Major McGregor is Tom" Watson's
right hand man in the General As
sembly, and hesitates not at all to
let that interesting fact be known Of
all men,
Major McGresor really looks the
part OF Senator more than any
other member OF the upper house He
always dresses it, for one thing
and is most punctilious and careful
N the matter OF extending Senatorial
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-22

Solicitor General OF Public Prosec,
tor-but 1t is not probable that ~.
Governor will say anything in ~.
message as to that. Should a h,n
along this line be introduced in RI.
House, however, 1t might pass
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-22
TAX BOARD HEAD cnosr,

AUGUSTA, Jan. 22-The Tax c.r.
missioners of Richmond County, selsct y
by the County Commission under ~.
act of 1918. have named ]. p VA
derry chairman. The other commis.,er
ers are RI X. Lowry and M. H Usher
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-22
WILSON ORDERS
BIC TRUST BILL
To ADAMSON
Georgian's Committee Will Get
Measure Creating Fedora Trade
Board-Drafts Ready,

WASHINGTON. Jan % -Four Ad r
ministra ton antitrust bills prepared
by the House judiciary Committee 10
carry out President Wilson's recon p
mendations are practically ready for
Introduction Chairman Clayton ex-
poets to make them public tonight,
The first bin will provide for the
creation Of an interstate trade com
mission which will absorb the pres
ent Bureau OF Corporations. Re
cent Developments however, disclose
that, although the judiciary Com
mittee has framed such bill. the
Interstate Commerce Committee,
headed by Representative Adamsoh,
" Georgia. viii insist upon iurisdic-
ion.
A White House conference was held
asst night on the subject OF commit
lee jurisdiction, and the President, al
first believing the judiciary Commit
tee should handle the entire antitrust
program. agreed that the Interstate
Commerce Committee under the
House rules is entitled to assume
charge of the trades commission bill
and the bill regulating issues of rail-
way stocks and bonds.
As a result, the judiciary Commit
tee will take charge only OF three
bills, as follows:
New Jersey Laws Models.
i. A bill defining monopoly and
narrowing the debatable ground
about the Sherman law. This bill Is
closely patterned after one OF the
seven sisters" passed by the Ne"
Jersey Legislature while the Presl-
dent was Governor.
2 A bill prohibiting interlocking
directories among banks railroads
and industrial corporations. Inter
locking dlrectorates between bank
ing institutions and railroads viii be
absolutely prohibited: a director OF
an Industrial concern may be con
nected with another such concern II
the two do not or can not compete.
Where there is competition, even this
is forbidden \ bank or railroad d.
rector may not be a director In an in
dustrial concern, provided the latter
makes or handles anything used by
the bank or common carrier.
8. A bill defining trade relations
and eliminating "cutthroat" competi-
ton. This bin viii prohibit varying
prices in different sections on any
commodity in a like amount or quai-
ity. This bill. too. is fashioned after
one Of the seven sisters This bin
also will contain the provision making
guilt personal
For Individual Redress.
II will further give the individual
the right Of redress against an il
legal combination, and win permit the
aggrieNed individual to enioin or be-
come party 10 the Government
suit against a trust which Is injuring
the business or the individual The
same bill will break up the patent
monopoly by forbidding manufactur-
ers TO make exclusive contracts" and
demanding that the retail price of
commodity shall be a certain figure.
The "cutthroat" competition fea-
ture Of the bill is to prohibit trust
from charging an eXorbitant price in
one community for a commodity and
a lower price in another community
where there may he competition to
crush. Prices must be uniform every
where for the same quantities and
qualities of any commodity.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

aGrrefters, bos beiBt, aGrrefters
gibt's eigentlih net timer bieien Gel.
Iers. Sage mer alio, oe Wtitpirfenoe
mare:
Ger IGmGtihing goitter. Gas
beiBt Mdndtihine goitter, Der Seller.
no oos meilte Sdaeri friege out I'm
81 iage bot, mos annere nit milie, bnB
er nidt weiB.)
Ger gbitter. Ger Seller, no in
bene goittorieIs ieinen Senf berSll
gibt, mo, penn ser nit Iangt, Si,r
Sdeere I'M gum WoihliebaOoel greife
butt
Ser 5elcgrGpb.@ oitter. (0er gel.
Ter, no De aGbel-, @eierleB I'm an.
oere Sele9r1pbs lire, ripebrc, fret.
ide ODER 5~uiammenbolie blt.)
Ser Sffis@eu. (5ot mir 81 iaga,
ont es aber ood.)
Ilio Iest gebt oe 9ortcn alf, ons
beiBt, id ben MIDI bingehndt mo
9lage III DIRE u~fgeDalte. SolgenoeS
mar bas &eiolt:
SeleerGpb.Gbitter: ,Sier is c 81.
ipGtid, bab in Siege idon mebrere
oid)ormen Hitihiments liege I'm al.
reaop 8mei Sorts genomme benz"
NtGnGtiding Goitter: .0ees is q
Siie!"
Seleerdpb.G oitter: usl6er 10 iaat's
bierl"
MGnGtihing gbitter: ,@cht, nou
Ell ou0eritGno! @enn oe 0ih6rmens
in Siege liegc, 10 liege ie cntiueOer
neil lie ihlafe, ober neil ie aefiat
limo. @eil man aber nit gut i6lafe
fam, merrn bon afe Seite DC @onns
ftaIle, 10 iino lie gefiat. Streibe Sc
alto, bnB eballt iltfsebn bis 5rpan5ia.
tauieno 0ihornens gef!at poroe
icie. go, boil al, made sc es lieber
finfun3WanSi9tauicnO Tor quo Meb.
ider. 0tode sc dad c big Seblein
DraitSl"
SelegrGpb.G bitter: .Sier is e Sd.
bel bon Son0on, no lagt, bob man
aus Der Gid,titng BON Der Oidormen
8obit niplper iflperen aanoneoon-
iler gebort bot"
MdnGtidiug . goitter: .@rGnb
Sfreibe sc, De inaliih I'M bidormen
Sories ieien in e grebt Nepcl.9 Gttel
engebtiht. uno e boiien biformer
Sdips lei in Der Seibt seiunfe. Stopf
-mafc &c eS nein5ebn bon oent
bih0rmeu Shiffe, no aeiunfe iino.
Oue Sc nod Gboe, baB ein inslii6er
Srebnabt iinf-no iiwpe Shiiie in
Den @rnub gebobrt bot. Der NOBLE
DC perboate G0tidmen idon friege!"
Siiisbeu. (aommt nit ebme Ead
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

Sn oieien 8elffrie9 miro 5iln er.
item Male in Ser 8eid)id,te Der alge.
meine praftii6e @ertb bon Suitfabr.
Ser9en i'll &riegs5eiten erprnbt mer.
Den. Neroplo1e nurDen 5mur pom
Der italieniibcu Grntee in Sripplis,
bon Den Srnn5oien in Suais uno BON
Den Spanfern in Woroffo benl,bt,
mie ulld i'm 9alfanfriege, ober opd)
nidIt in Dem MaBe, ME eS i'll oenl
Melttriege 5ipiifen Den @roBn11d)terl
Guropas Der 6aa iein miro.
llto nift nnmoglidl lit, Dab Die
Sl~ftfabr3eitae Die Gntid)eioung in
oielem genoltigen Hingen bringel
merben, neil oic &riegstefnif sll
@aiier l,no su 9anoe, Der @ertb ilno
Die Sd,lugfertigfeit Der beiberieitiger
StreitfrGfte 10 5iemlidl befannt linb
bis anf Die SuftfIptte, Die etpas
Nelles auf Dem @ebiet Ser Strategit
lit. @er aber lit Der in Se5iebung
aitf Die 9ufti6ifffabrt anl 9eitcn @e,
riiitete:-
9euti6lnno perfiigt 5urseit iiber
"a 2uftidiffe, melde tbeillpeiie lid,
in EripatbGnoen befinoen, dber in
&riegs5eiten 3u militdriiden 3neden
perrpenbet merben. Selterreih bot 9
2ltftihiffe uno Stalien s. llngefGbr
Die Sulfte Der 0eutihen 2ltftidiffe
inb .3eppeIine" ODER ,Sdiitte.
Sang, melhe arn1iert iino mo Die
fir Den &rieg an beiten pe%rmenobnre
uno mertbpoQite 8attnng ouriteaen,
Srnnfreih bat "a. H,tBlano If unt
England A 2itftihiffe, meld)e ieood,
idmmtlif nid)t armiert iino iinb oa,
Der fir a~riegs5pede nid)t 10 nertb,
poa iino, wie Die belttiAen.
Dir Itrategiid)e Germenb6arfeit Ser
groBen oelltifen 2uitiGifie lit 10 gut
mie er1pieien. Srot Der mannigfa.
den llneliidsfGlle, nelhe Die 3eppe-
line betroifeh baben, beitebt nad) Der
9ln1idt bon Sndperitdnoigen fem
3lpeltel, 0aB man ne gegeflDdrtl9 ais
Die mddtigIten 2uftfabr5cllge betrodl.
ten mitB. IS lit beipieien morben, bar
man mehrere bulloert Ffino Grplo'
itpitoife bon einem Suftihiife merfei
fam, pbne bas @leifaemiht oesiel'
ben 81 eridJiittern. @eid)ilBe bon
sientlif aniebnlidem aaliber iinO be.
reits uuf einem ieben oerielben ange.
braht. limo bel ollen Geriuden ia.
ben lie cine beluunoerirngsmiirOigC
@eidpuinOigfeit an ben Sag gelegt,
SS1rer @roBe megen bieten lie 5mar
Den feinolid)en @eihpiien Elm leiftes
3iei, ober Ougeaen iollen Die aom'
portements nirfen, nofiir Der geneis
natiirIih crit abaemartet iperoen miib,
Wt0glih nno nitt misunderstanding
lit, oaB Die oertide 9uitflctte Scr
engliiden ariegsmarine nno Der
fran5Oiiifen 5eitungen arg 5uleBen
miro.
9llr Ser an6eren Seite fonnen iid
ubcr iebr pobI Die fran5oiiifen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
StiGer Ocean uerratb britiide &ata'
itrupbe in Der Ndbe bes Safens
bon San Jrnncisco.

Gan SranciSco, II. Gng.-
Don feiner antioelitihen 3eniur be.
binoert, bat beltte Der title Ocean oaS
@eDeimniB elmer britiihen aataitro.
pbe preisaeaeben, bas Die 2onboner
IOmirnlitdt Der gSelt gemiB porenI-
balten bate, lpenn es in ibrer Madt
geitanben mGre. Sn Der Ndbe Der
2ebensrettin9sitation Der Bal bon
San Srarcisco milroen Sriimmer Ell
mes e%ngliid)en 8riegsibiffeS ans
2ano geitmemmt. Cine gerlaie llil-
teriudumg ersab, oaB Die Stiife, sic
man fano, gemaltiam, mabrIdeinlih
ourb cine grploiion, losgeriiien NOR.
ben maren. Metaatbeile utb Glen
itiide bilbeten formloie alumpen unb
piele Sol5tbeile maren IN elmer Weiie
Seriplittert, Die feinen anberen Sdlub
ais ben elmer autaltropbe 5ulieB. Cine
ihnere Sbiir lab aus, ais babe lie ell
8eihoB ourhihlagen. Sn lleberein.
thinning nit Der Innablpe zines mir
elm britii6es ariegsidiff rngliidliG
perluufenen Seeeeiedtes ltebt es, baS
Die Wamnidaften Der 2ebensrcttungss
~itoiion in Der Haht bon Sonntae aui
Wontag icrnen @eihiiBocmer Dor
ten. aber meiter nidt oaroui adteten.
unO OaB ferner beute elm ocltider
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
Die psreeidbiette scr Kriess
beriette.
9ier Iilter GLITTER!


Sect iol nod mol girler iagc, baB
idI feilte otplpmdttif 5alents IN ga.
iiQitis ben! ,Seb, Corr, ih meroe
Sbne iebt prltpe, Dob ih c iorit &laB
9iplomdt jim. gllio paile sc nj.
Nadoem id mid ibon e paar @o.
rhe, oas beibt ieitoem Der arieg in
Surrup all araunb ge9en 2eitlflano
u~n9efauee bot bifobs Ieitihlano bot
DC aorritlb gebatt lid net 6lofie 81
loiie LII bot be Sellers linfs III redts
eelidt, 6rimper ben 1rgere mliiie, mie
iniere enqlii6 Eebpers De p%erboQteIte
2iige reitc ittb All oen Saltie Siige,
100 BON Son0on it'll Eoris fomme,
nod eppes ortf made, ben i'd oeiei.
beo, einntal alls5uiinne, ipie bas in
oieien 2eierfdftris ihafie oubt.
81 fobrs, nm oaS alts5nfInne,
mllBte ld) 0iplonl1ttifel porgebe,
oenn id fonnte bod nit binaebe IN
ioge: nIihentelmen, id) mod)te nal
matihe, wie iDr De 0ar.2eis mGnlt-
fGfidere out" g[Iio paiien sc nj,
mie i6 eS gcnlad)t BEN.
Sh ben e Srenb, mo err Soften bot,
no III iemano rilebte6 is, Der e Srenb
bon Dem Soiieiti,g oitter bon eineu
bon ieIen Observation-Disclosures
Is. @eldeS, moht nids, i6 mill bios
perrotbe, boB Die Offis bon iellem
8ebper an Wiebn Striet is. Sd ben
alio our6 meiuen Sreno, icinem Sol.
len ctsetera ielen Saiieieti-@oitt 81,
e Yartp inmeite laiie, I'M ben mel
SrcnoS %gepob'tet, linn 10 piele aod.
tells 3i trinfe 81 gerppe, mie er trinte
moQt, 10 baB er on Dem betrefielloe
Sneno nit mebr naf Der Iffls bon
ieinem Ycbper gebe fOnnt.
Statt oeiien lin i6 b%inge9ange I'm
ben geiogt, idl mod)t germ Den Sai'
ieieti. @6itter iprefe, bifobs i6 iei
Wtem6cr bon Der Seifplorum Sol.
ietetp IN wolt ibm ell important 81
tenn gepme.
y@r mnlB iebe Nageblid fomme,"
iagt 90 Der Sitti-GOitter, rmenm q
morte pplle, bude sc lid BORT bin"
Gees mar ia grad, mas id) mollte,
III bode mid alio bin, IN made N(ogf
I'm DIRE nff, nm az bore, mics &c
ma6t nero. I'm Sbne De Sade bel
Icr peritGublid 81 made, mill idl cS
S6ne i'm Sdebp bon ebme einottig(
Std ihrcibe, mic man lie oils nj bel
@ooepia. StehtidJ Gfte ont.
Is fGme allo 5llerit Der aGlt o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
Sic 2nftlottc int &riege.

Ieroplone ols eitt hoaes @egenge'
mid)t aegen bie 9emaltigen oelitlfer
Seppeline bernusitellen. Nm 3abl
Der 6nhr5enge bon Dem Spitem lhme,
rer ais sic 9l,ft lit DER 0reiperbanb
Dem Ireibunb melt iibcrlesen. 8rarf-
reid bnt 1900 Meroplone, MnBlanS
800 inO England $50, 5niommen
$3.50. 0em ge1eniiber fonneu
0eittiflano, Seiterreidr llngaru UNI
Stalien i'm beiten Sale $50 auiam.
men b%ringen, n1mlih 600 ans
0clltidJlano, 100 aus Stalien uttb sc
ans Seiterreid. llngarn. 2ange 3eii
bat man Sranfreid ols BEN Siibrel
in Dem 9aii bon Meroplunen betrad)'
tet, ober sic fiir5lif bon belttid)er
Suftld,iffern onfgeItelten Sern-
Saller- uno Sobenreforoe baben oil
Sodlagc %meientlid) peranbert.
Selblt amertfaniife Sadperit1n
biae baben in letter 3eit offen 5ltse
iteben miiiien, bob bie beiitid,en unt
oiterreihiiden Slugopparate Die be
ften Ser @eIt iino. &apitan Sboma;
g. 8alopin, elmer ser erfabrenitcr
amerifaniid)en 9,lftihiffer, neld)cl
fiir5lih BON europa 5uriidfebrte, ba,
b~eipnoers in tedniifer Siniift oil
Npparate Ser perldIiebennen Hatio
men perqliden uno lit babel ST. folgen
Dem Heiultate %gefommen:
,9ie 0eutid,en baben .6en Woto1
nit @ailerfiiblung" bis 5ur SoIlfom
menbeit polenbct, pabreno Die Sran
5oien iih ocm Wotor nit 2uft.aiib
lung 5ugewunot botten. Die bent
ihen itno oiterreihiiden Waihiner
iteigen bod nnb ifnen, geben mel.
itno lanoen glott, lestcres cine beion
bers midtige @igenIhaft fir Wilit1r
iabr5enge, ba man ME peiB, mo mar
| 5l lun0en bat. Shnelle Muid)inei
fonnen ME glatt arf iebem @el1no,
lnn0en un0 oaritm legen Ole Sert
ihen nit Hedt ollt feinen @ertb ait
SfreQigfeit. Splhe Maihincn, oil
crit cine poIe Weile ii6er Dem Grobo
ben ~binloltfen miiiien, ebe tic 5iin
Steben fommeu. iinb fiir oas Wilital
pbne jeben praftiifen 0tlsen.
ri Sabrifelt fir 9uftififfe II
Seutitlano fino mddtig geipdfien
Sn einem ein5igen Saole iab ih iibel
100 Mai6inen aufgeitclt. Die Ir
NEE bot meiitens in G~eutiflano Der
geitelte Mpparote, 10 aIbatros.9r
olet, 81. 9. g. apiatif, 8. s. vs., Gu
Ter, 9. q. u. nnb Otto. S1mmtlifi
Woifinen bieier Sorten ifnb DOB
peloeder. llmter ben Ginoefern I'M
Corner, Softer, Sarlah, Seanin uni
Mumpler. Die oiterreifiihe Mrmet
gebral,dt meiitens sic 3. &. %. .Wio
id)inen, melde in 2eipaie aebaut wer
Den, ippie Die in Selterreih bergeiteG,
ten 2obner-G Daimler nnb @odJa
Ionsfi.9 pppeIbefer. an ginbederr
baben lie Gtric unb mebrere fran5o
iiife Sabrifate."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
0eIe9embett fur imn8e
81 N

Die ct. 2pnis ltniperiitat birtet
btefes Sabr aitsscseihnete Oclesen.
beitcn lit ibren &nrien fir Hedts=
itubimm, Webisin, 9abnarsneifunos
miw. Maebr unierer innsen Wtdnner
fplfen lid benz 0elebrtenitanb sn-
,penben. Shreibt fir Mmsfmnft an
ben Iraiibeuten. Man abreiiere:
v. REV. B. J. CITING, s. j.,
287 N. Grand Ave, st. Louis, Mo,
geim s6reiben ermabne mon bieies Blati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

arei,5er alsf Der Sohe Ser gai geitfr.
fet muroe, mie man glanbt, Die
yHiirnberg" ooer Die n9eip5ig". Nud,
Der Irriid)t oes 8opitGmS @ronbeG
BON Ser Observation-Disclosures mub
cine iiberaus beftise Grploiion an
9oro oes britiifen &riegsihiffs itait'
aefunben baben. Gin nit tobtlid)er
Sifcrbeit lan5ierter Sorpeoo. meinte
er, peruriahte pieaeidJt Die aotaitro-
pbe. Hidts in ben mlfgeimloenerl
Sriimrnern oertet nuf hert Namen Oes
9rteasidtffeS hir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
II.

rausebofen
2ebrer: vNas fir Worter gibt es
nod allBer Souptluorterft mo 3eit.
iportern? Ger Shiiler ihmei9t.)
go, pirO's balb, on Sai,lpelS!"
Shiiler: ,Mba, Sfimpfiporter!"
Newark post., 1914-06-24

and without assigning any definite
or distinct reasons for his request,
urge the senators and representa-
tives of the union to repeal a law
which the great majority of the
voters of the union had approved
by their votes at the election in
which he was chosen to his high
position.
No one in the world challenges
the sincerity of the President.
He was sincere when he declared
hi sapproval of the platform; he
was sincere and correct when he
stated that this particular plank
was to provide the desired competi-
ton between the coasts. He was
truthful and sincere when he de-
clared it was not "molasses to
catch fHes.' No doubt he is now
sincere in believing it for the best
interests Of the republic that he
change his mind and use all the in
fuence of his great Office to undo
that which he and his party and all
parties promised the American
people should be done.
His instability of opinion in this
case, his infrmity Of judgement as
to what was right in 1912 and
wrong in 1914 give no reason for
any charge of insincerity, but nei-
ther do they give assurance that he
is correct in his latter conclusion.
The Democratic party was found
ed to give correct expression to
give correct expression to the
wishes Of the majority Of the vot-
ers Of the republic.
1t has taught for more than a
century that the people are su-
preme.
1t has taught honor to the presi-
Dental office and respect to him
who has been chosen to fill it, but it
has also taught good faith with the
voters and obedience to their ex-
pressed wishes at the polls.
Let the Democrats trust the peo-
pie who make the platforms rather
than the shifting judgement of
those who interpret them one way
before election and the opposite
way after power is obtained.
Washington Post.
Newark post., 1914-06-24
The Van Wrinkle Test Case

In the test case of B. F. Van
Winkle, Adams Express agent at
Smyrna, charged with violating the
Hazel Liquor Shipping law, the
Supreme Court ruled that the liq-
uor delivered by Van Wrinkle was
a shipment of interstate commerce
which a State law could not con-
troll, was for lawful purpose, pri-
vate consumption and therefore
not contrary to the terms Of the
Webb Kenyon Act. The effect Of
the decision is that shipments of
liquor are barred to individuals in
Kent and Sussex from New Castle
county, but may be made from out
side points, if for lawful purposes.
The Attorney-General sought to
have the case re-argued but the
Court thought the matter had been
thoroughly threshed out and order
ed its decision recorded.