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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-01
Nus MerjfO.

llniere 9atnoesregiar1tag bat
ibre Mbiift alisgeflbrt un6 bier in
San Mntonio nod cine Mnflaae ge-
gen 9uerta un6 4ro5co erbebeal loI-
len. Sic laiitet ehenfals olaf Ser
lebung Der NeutraIitdtsgelese ourh
If5ettelnug elmer Herlhtporung ge-
gen Merico. Sic tuiroe 0llrh Mo-
bert 8. Barnes Namers oes SuliiS-
departments in 5orm zines uMfIi-
oaDit" Dor benz bielisen 8unoesfom,
miiidr 81. e. gnporos erboben. I'm.
ierer Regieruns bat Die slrt uno
@eiie nift gefalen, tpie Suerta uno
Gro5co in gl Bafo empfangen ipur,
ben. gs Iprad iih cine iolde 8egei-
~lternng in oieIem gmpfang aus, boB
man in @aIbineton befiir1tet, man
neroe fid} bort ME bereit finoen,
9uerta in Ser 8eiie 5u beurteiIen,
ipie i'm Bralioent @ilioli belrteilt
uuo mie er min, oaB i'm auh anosra
beurteilen loIen. Inter oieien I'M
itdnoen glaubt man aber iif auf on
bort ~anbdngig gemadten Hro5eB
nidt perlallen 5n oiirfen - er mod
te anoers berlaufen, Die man miinidt
- uno fat gu oieiem 3mef, bier in
Gan antonio nod cine &lage anhan-
gig gemadt, auf oeren @runo aud,
cine 5weite 8erbaftln9 erfolgt lit.
; @eroen Die beioen .Serren nun IN
gI Halo freieeiprodeu, oann fam
uniere &egierung iie INNER no +
allf @riino Der bier mbdngig &c.
mod)ten &lnge feitbalten. llno bier,
bofft Iie beitimmt, cine @ntldeioulg,
ibren @iiniden entipre6eno, 81 ?.
talten. Siibi6 lift oos gerfabrell
nidt uno fir ben geipobnlif)el
SterbIi6en nidt peritdnolid, o6er
mir molen einna[ nit nbeIhr1nften
llntertanenberItono" mnebmen, baf
hie .bobcre @eiSbeit" Der Regie'
rung oos &idtige uno Notfpenoigl
Igetan babe.
~ltniere Gegierung mur0e Doi
cinem aurier, Der ioeben bon De.
ulerifaniiden &mptitaot in gett
@riiS ei~ngetroffen lit, mitseteiIt, oai
oie 3nftdnoe in Der SauptItaot bet
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LokaIes.
Sil6erme Sudseit.

WittDob feierte Serr Mleranoer
IS. Baller, elmer llnierer befalrnteite,l
Deutlden, nit ieiner @attin oas
Set Der iilbernen Sod5eit. 3u oie-
fer Seier botten fid auf Dem bib.
1den 8obnplas oes Slbelpaares,
an Ser Geras @penile in @eit Ono,
biele Srelnoe eingefunoem. 9err
9auer tit felt Sabren elm bobgeidab-
teg Mitglieo oes v@eetbobc1t M6n-
iterdors" uno oieier lieb Is iid mo-
fiirIih niht nebmett, i'm nttb feline
8attin onrd ein Stdno1en a1 en-
@freletl. MuBer Ben Mitglieoern oes
Beethoven Wditner1ors utlo ibrc.n
9irigenten, @errn @rofelior glaal-
len, tporen aber nod 5abIreide an
oere 8umen ui1o Serren erlhienen
aino es puroe Elm duBerit gemiitlid)er
1tn0 1ritiger Mbenb berbraft. 9as
Wefter tpar berrlih, Ielbit iiber oie
9eimfabrt braudte iid Niemano
Gorge 81 maiden ihon Dor elf l1br
ging Der Mono auf ut1b .erbeQte oie
1peIte SIur NIT ieinem magiiden
SiAtt", tpie man friiber 10 biiblb sl
Hagen pflegte.
Als Der Beethoven Manmerdor"
unfam, iangen Die Mitglieoer rDies
lit Ser Gag 6es Serrn", un6 6oun
belt Der Nrdfioent 6es 8ereing, Gerr
Sncob Magner, cine biibIde Mlt-
fprabe. 6p1ter tpuroen bonn Scr
Elm nod beridieoene 2ieoer seiunger.
SEER @ouer trug aIIein nno nil
8errn Dnebnert eiilige ieiner tets
ho6 tpiIfommenen 2ie6er Dor, audi
Der iunge @err 6eebe lang nit lei
1ier fdonen fDmpntbiiden So
riton : Stimme unb SEER gloaI-
len peranluBte oen nIIgenuei-
men Gortrag BEG b~efannten
Hun0geianes v8eim Monoenidein",
5u benz er cine MnSabI neuer fir 81.
Belesenbeit paiienoer Ierle geoidtct
batte.
Serr Bauer lit elm ehter @iener.
fei1e @nttin, friiber SRI. @ilbelmine
2uitiens, ftamrnt aus lteterlen Bel
&nmburg; Noro uno Siio baben iif
bier alio gum gIiifIidften @unoe
tereinigt. Die &oh3eit fon6 am 80.
eSuni 1890 In Chicago itatt.
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aatpeifelte ieienL onB l1rna1loe Bolts
banfen umber5ogen uno sic 91nler
p~liinoerteit. 3apnta bnhe beinobe al
lie Soloaten aus Der eigentLrheti
9anptitaot 5uriifge3ogen, Inn iie CUR
8erteioiguns Der Gorft1ote al tc
nuten. Die garransiltaa fefen ali-
riifgeidlagei1 un0 b1ttpn b~eoeftenoe
gerIuite erlitten. Gremoe fdeinen
turb Die in Der @tnot pliinoernccn
Galiberbanoen niht beI1ltigt al tuer-
ben. Mfs Der 21irier Die 9auptitaot
terlieB, mar fie fdoi1 felt mebreren
Sogen BON aller Werbinonng nit Der
gnbentpelt a6geihnittpn.
Man bot in Yn1o nod orei
meitere Yerfoneft berbaftet, Die IN
Der @erihporitng 9nertn's beteiiigt
iein foIen. sc fno oies General
WareeIo garabeo uno Die 9rii0er
Ste uiio 6ranf Mfoerete.
&riegsminiIter @arriion iog
iebr a~uFgeregt oariiber fein, Dab Der
&onlmanoant bon Sort 8rotun 1T 81
Haio benz Gr-Br1Iioenten Sllerta 81
Gbren Elm Diner gab, trosoem oer-
felbe Der llebertretnng zines 8ur-
oeseeIetes angeflagt mar. Ser &on-
manoant bon Sort @liB miro Die
8erbdltniiie mol better beurteilsn
fonnen ols Die Serren in @aibins-
trn. Mon befommt beim 2eien Ser
pe~rifieoenen Hadriften untDiafiir-
lid oen ginor1d, ols tpenn bicIe
Serren babel maren, lid, nit ibrent
Goreeben gegen Suerta abermalS
fnrdtbnr at blamieren.
= Suerta's Sobn, 8ictoriono, be-
fiuoet iid iett auh ouf Der Geiic
BON Spanien nad) Stem Yorf. CT
mar Ser 2ebte bon Ser 5omilie, Der
iid nod oriiben oufbielt.
6elir 9ias lit nift int ST GaIo.
funbcrn bolt iid nod INNER in Neu
Oorf arif.
General Giaa ioa oen Srt 90
eos nad m~ebrtdgigen &1mpfen inie
Der belebt babeu.
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mar in Mbmeienbeit oes Mr. Saplor
ms Sans gegatlgen Mub Aotte Der
5rau er51blt, i'm oberen Stodmerf
Der Sbeune ldgen cine Menae gier.
Mrs. SaDlor begab iih oortbin uno
Der Neger folgte ibr. 3atln mafte
er ben neberfaa. or muroe Ser 5rau
segeniibergelteat, Die i'm poiitip lals
ibren Inareifer be5eid1net. gr ielbit
lelgnet, Die 6rau angetaitet 81 ba-
ben.
Sin Der IeIegrapb StraBe, et-
mas auBerbalb bon @oulton, lit bas
9aus Der Mrs. 2ilian Worie cin
Naub Der 6lanrmen ~getporoen ulio
q. @urt, 70 Sabre alt, Der Die Muf-
iiht fiibrte utio ALIEN i'm 9aule NOR,
hit oarin umgefommen. Man fan6
leine perfoblte 2eide. Bon ben
0iamanten i'm Werte bon $4,000
uto $1,000 III baar entoedte man,
feline Spur. @enn elm Worb nnt
Mallb porliegt ui6 oas 9aus nohber
angeltedt puroe, nm oas 9erbrehen
gu beroeden, 10 lit oies Die Is.
Morotat in Souitot felt Dem /.
San,iar 6ieies Sabres.
Die General : Staatsanmult.
idaft madt befannt oaB lie Ole Cut
iheioung oes Staqts Obergeridts
in ge5ue auf BooI- uno @iliarDiale
ni6t anerfennen, lonoern oie BETTER
~oerielben IN alien ben Counties per-
folgen laiien miro. in iueld}en Die
9iirger gegen fie geitimmt baben.
,uenm lie es pagen lollten, iie ferner
often 81 balten.
Sn Beaumont lit Elm Geecr
perbaftet moroer, ser iid in ocs
Ghlaf3immer Ger Mis 4atbrDn gS.
filion in Glaremon Sotel geIhIid)er
batte lino ii1 iiber iie beuete, no.
burd tie erpabte. Mls iie nm Sill.
fe rief, iprang Der Reger oiird's
Seuiter, muroe ipdter "feftaenommel
uno bon Dem MiGSfen ioentifi5iert
SSSn Orange lit Der tti1brieI
I4eiter Sorque bon elmer milo geipor
oenen Sab aufgeipieBt nno eetote
luoroen
ST. 81 @range It oas Del mt
@as. 5ieber ousgebrohen, Madden
auf Der 5arm bon geroenfa, fin
@teilen iiibIid bon Der Staot, sin
@osqueae auaebobrt noroen lit.
Die dltefte MoraenBeitltng i
sluitin oGbe Statesman", Dot it
NIT Der .&ribune" foniolioiert uli
eridciut lett ols 0odmittags5el
tuHg,
8eim 8einiaen ieines @epoI
pers giug Der SduB los uno S. G
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Gas infonte Nfeifer

9as infame Hfeifen. Gs fst
cine iheuBlide anterifaniide &C.
iDobnbeit a1tf Der GtroBe, I'M Strn-
Beu6dbnipager, fur3um iiberau iii
Ger Differentiated, out 5u pfeiftn.
Mud i'm @eridtseebduoe i'll Midter
Mi1or bnour1 beIditigt unh in oen
TerbaloIungell eeltort tporoen, oaf
2eute, Die im aprrioor Sen Gerifts-
iaoI ~pniIicrten, pfiffen. Mlg lid oies
neuIih wieoer ereignete. ldyidtc er
esisyu @ssdmten birter Ben MifIetater.
per, lin i'm Dor lih SIT laoen. @ls
Ser GIerf ieiren Wann, 9ermann
Arnitei1l, iteute irno Inn iagte, Bog
Ger Midter i'm 81 ieben miinidte, liei
er Dapon. Sect bat er cine Sorld-
Dung erbolten. Nif]t nur oas
Yfeifen lit Elm abihelilider ltnflg,
1onoern aud oas alsbriillen Der Gel.
turlsen anf Der StraBe. 9as gelen-
De ge5hrei oer 3eitungsjungen iii
gang llno gar iibsrfliillie uno Iontc
poli5eilih Derboten meroen. @ober
fife ons &eht nebrlei1, lire 8aare
gum Gdred uno Merger bes Yubli-
fums in 10 apforineIiher, mioeripdir-
tiger, Die offentIide Mhibe ~itorenoer
SBeiie ma5ubieten lit nid)t ein5uie-
ben.
NiiB Minnie WenoeA 1920
@eit MngnoIia StraBe ipobnbaft,
1plrr6e nIs fie an Der Ode bon Suiiode
lnfb Wrait StraBe ser Gar entitie.
gen run6 i'm gegriff mar, nod @cuie
al geben, bon einem Neger angefn!.
len, oefien tie iid ertpebrte, bis Die
Iritte zines Bferoes borbar tpiiroel
1no Der Mftent1ter fiirdteno, oaf
benz M1odcn Siiffe fommt, GeiBaus
nnbm. Gin yoli3ilt, Ser iid ipotei
ei%niteLIte, aIailbt, oab Der Neger aliH
einen 6rodt5ug Der Snternntioro
Nnbn griprmgen mo entfommen lit
Ginbrefer orangen mGbreili
FER Mittpod) Nnft in oen Saloon
ode bon Main 4penite uno Trapi;
Strabe uno 5ogen nit Der @iirfel
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gegas.

auf ibrer Sarm bier MeiIen
iii6oitlih pom gaplor mir6e Mrs
GIanoe gonlor BON DEM aif ser
Sarm arbeitenoen Neger @ene' Gam.
bert iiberfallen, ourb MeIferftiha
pertunnoet, gcwiirgt uno 5u 8oocn
semorfen. gr lieB Damn BON ieiuent
Spfcr log uno Mrs. 9aplor lblcppts
iih ms Sous, bon mo geamte bsr-
~feigerufen tpuroen, Die ben Neger,
Scr i'm Stalle cine Sub ntelfte, Der.
bafteten uno nod Beorgetopn ina
Gefdngnis brodteiL oa Elm 2pnhge.
ridt befiirdtet uiroe. Ter Neger
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9roos' National ganf.

Der fur5aefaBte geridt oieies BE-
itarois madIertoen 6inan5 : Sniff.
tllts miro III oieier ausgabe peroi-
fentlift uno 5eigt fIar, Dab iif) Die
Snnf in einem ~bliibenoen 3uItanos
befinoet. SER Jran5 @roos, oel
geniaIe Hraiioeilt Ser ganf, erfl1rt
oaB fid Die 3abl Der oeutiden 9efo.
iitoren INNER mebr pergroBert me
CT Iaoet ale. Gentiden ein, nit oei
gdnf in 9erbinoung 81 treten.
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mai9ine, elmer l1br uno olloerert
8ertiaden ab. sic mnroen ieboa)
bon einem segeniiberliegenoen Sall-
ie aus b%erferft l1no, perfolgt. Sie
lieBelt oie 8eute auriid ltno e1tfe-
men.
Sn DEM Saloon, Gde 3ebnte
uno 4uitin StraBe, maroe George
Wtoiiep IN einem Streit nit einem
Wanne, BON Dem er cine Mednuna
foleftieren poIte, oerart 5uaerifls
tet, oaB er in ein Soipital iiberfIbrt
tperoen mnbte, mo leine 8erlesungen
als gefabrlib be5ei6net mur0eu.
Sein Mngreifer bat iid aus Dem
'Staub gemadt. @ls Die Boli5ei
ii6 ipater in feline 8obnullg beea5,
fano fie oieielbe leer.
9as Gierte Gipil : Mppelo-
tionsgeridt bat bier antraae bon
&enrp Steingruber I'M @ieoerouf-
nabme ieines Sales eegen Sic Stoot
a%bgetpielen. Steiner1tber pnroe Dor
Mblal1f ieines Germins als Barffon.-
miiiar entlaiien uno fIagt auf rlid-
ltanoigen @ebalt. Gas @erift emit
idieo, bob Steingrltber bon1als ge=
gen leine gntlaiiung nift proteItiert
nno oaourb oas &ebt pertpirft 6a-
be, ben @eit Deg @ebaIts gu perlan-
Gen.
SIN alter BON SO Sabren itarl
IN ibrer @obnung, Sec. 22O9 Noro.
Shores, 5rau Gatbarine SdeIfer,
Sic tpar in Meinbeim i'm gIiap,
geboren nno fam ols -aebniabriaes
WdoHen init ibren gltern bierber.
Sic binterIaBt stpei Sobne, s. %.
uno g. 8. Shelder un6 cine 2od-
ter, 5rau Mueuita &eB.
Srau gbriitine gpers, am Sub-
rler Greet, 5ebn Meilen BON San 81 i
tonic entfernt, mobnbaft, Itarb in Ell
mem bieiigen &oipitol I'M Sitter bon
81 Sabren. sic binterlaBt ibren
@atten, Gbriltian gpers, 3tuei Sob
lie un0 bier Sohter.
Die @runbeigeltums : ltebel
tragltngen beliefen iid i'm Mona.
SUM auf $805,33O. 8ouerla1lbnis=
ideine uiiroen alisgeitelt fir &c.
bailidfeiten i'm a~ngegebeuen @erta
BON $96,845.
MiB @eIene Miilier, lett elf
Geputp gountp GIerf, bot
cine oreimonatlide Jerienreiie anae-
artbur Diibie, ai1geflagt Sranf
eridoilen gu baden, lit i'm
81. 9iitriftaeridt iduIoia befunSe,i
l;no 81 f~iinfidbriser 3ndtbousbafr
uernrteilt moroen. Geine Mnp1Ite
BADEN 8ernfung eingeIegt.
lleberun I'M 5iioneIten line
Oie 5armer gelreigf, NieoerIaaen fir
lbre Erooaifte 5u erriften, tpubei H.
flen s. s. @einert, Der Manager beg
yState @nrebouie Department" uno
Iein aiiiitent, g. 81. SpicIbogell, be-
iino.
Ole County : aomniIl1rc 1a-
ben Dos @ngebot BON Sng gros.,
Dem Gountp Groceries fir oie na1)
item feds Monate 5u l~iefern, angel
nommen. Sic aontraftlumme iii
S1,175.16.
3ur 6reitdgieen aonpention~ lit
bier i'm @unter &otel Die .9eras
Bar Aiiociotion" 5ulammengetreten.
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Gy. "a 4
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gehfaunaen mad NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tusroen nidt a~Asssfa6rt.

5inf III aulti9 itiir5te M ieineni
&auie tot 81. 8ooen. Ger S1ug
orang linn urlfsr Dem 8inn m 0err
&opf uno fam aben beraus- 6inf
NOR I'M 8egriff, iid fir cine Geiie
nod Der aiiite fertig 5n MAIDEN. Sc
oenfaas nabm err on, oaB Die @affe
nidt gela0en iei. gr ftano inn III
ter bon 30 eSabren.
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geltes Del uno @aiolin erbil'
man bon Ser Slimp Oil &c., Act
S~it-g Commerce Ctr. Meues Eel. Yri'
biz 2252. Wn3.)
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SihnerIanie, Uf5be. gIuebuss, Mitta,
Stoades. Gmeifen. Staten uIlo ihre grrf
fofort 9et6tet nit IS. & 8. Grtermiilaa
tor, bereeltelIt in Gan NntnntJ uro gas
rnntiert. Grpnn Chemical Co., 1903
Glib : Stores Ctr, Sci. grodett 1902.
sleues 154e.
tQnaeiae.)
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Or. 9. 6. @itte, Masen-Spe5ia-
lift, lit 5uriideefebrt uno profti5iert
tuieoer. Wna.)
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-10-14
BANDITS GET RICH
HAUL From TRAIN
8. q o. EXPRESS TRAIN HELD UP
AND ROBBED IN WEST
VIRGINIA.
GET. REGISTERED PACKAGES
There Were Federal Bank Certificates
In Packages Stoien.-Robbers
Could Operate Train.

Wheeling, W. Va.-Posses continue
their search for masked bandits who
ed up and robbed a Baltimore &
Ohio express train en- route from New
York to st. Louis, two miles west OF
Central, w. Va, but no trace of them
has been found.
The local government officials who
have been in touch with the situation
are of the opinion that the bandits
we're aware money from Washington
was on the train as it has been def
nitely learned they demanded the
Washington packages of the mail
clerks.
Engineer Grant Helms of Parkers-
. burg, who was at the throttle when
the hold-up occurred, said he be-
lieved the robbers boarded the train
between the engine and the mail car
at Central when the train stopped to
take on water. Shortly after the
train started again two men climbed
over the tender and down into the
cab covering him and Fireman T. R.
knight of Grafton and ordered that
the train be stopped.
The command was not obeyed I'm.
one of the men, thinking for the mo-
ment it was somebody trying to play
a joke on him. However, on seeing
that the bandits meant business, he
stopped the train. One of the men
then ordered the fireman off the en-
CINE. The two bandits commanded
Helms to run mis- engine short dis.
lance ahead. At the points of their
revolvers, Helms was then ordered
to leave the cab. Three mail clerks
were in the car when the bandits en-
tered and the clerks thought they
were some Of the trainmen. At the
point of revolvers the robbers de-
manded the registered mail, Of which
there were about 80 packages on the
bench. Two of the clerks, Cecil
Plummer and c. r. Phillips, were or
dered to leave the car and the train
was then run a snort distance far
Their, Haines Huff, clerk in charge of
the car. being retained in order to
point out where other registered mail
was kept. He was then ordered to
leave the car also and the engine and
mail car were taken on to Tollgate
by the bandits.
At Tollgate the two men abandon
ed the engine and car and got into
an automobile which was in charge
of an accomplice. They were seen
to go in an easterly direction from
that place.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-10-14
RECOGNITION FOR
CARRANzA FACTION
UNITED STATES AND ALL LATIN
AMERICA WILL RECOGNIZE
FIRST CHIEF.
A VERY IMPORTANT STEP
New Government Will BE Accorded
Formal Recognition Within TWO
Weeks-Moral Support.

\ WASHINGTON. - Recognition OF the
Carranza government as the defacto
government of Mexico was unanimous
ly decided upon by the Pan-American
conference. Secretary Lansing issued
this statement:
1.-THE conference, after careful con-
sideration of the facts. has found
that the Carranza party is the only
party in Mexico which possesses the
essentials for recognition as the de
fact government. and they have so
reported to their respective govern
ments." =
Secretary. Lansing, on behalf of the
United States expressed it's intention
to recognize General Carranza and
the ambassadors of Brazil, Chile, Ar
gentina and the ministers of Bolivia,
Uruguay and Guatemala transmitted
the decision of this government as
we'll as their own opinions in agree
ment with it. Mr.. Lansing has OBJ
tanned the approval of President Will
son to the plan and before the confer
ence began all the other ministers in
the Latin-American corps also had CIV
en- their adherence to it.
This action was regarded generally
as the most important diplomatic
step in the Mexican situation since
the United States decided to withhold
recognition from the Huerta govern
ment, more than two years ago. 1t
means that the Carranza government
will receive the moral support of the
United States which will include an
embargo on arms against opposing
factions as soon as recognition is &C.
tually extended which probably will
be within fortnight.
The fact that the United States al
ready has decided to recognize the
Carranza government, 1t is thought,
will have an important moral effect
in Mexico. Officials believe many
elements will now align themselves
with Carranza and that the latter
himself will adopt liberal attitude
toward his opponents.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-10-14
TURKEYS RULER A SICK MAN
sultan Must Feel Burdens OF His High
Office Press Heavily Upon His
Shoulders.

The sultan of Turkey, Mohammed
V, the head of Islam and the thirty
sixth ruler of the house Of Osman, 10
sick. Once such report would bring
up visions of royal relatives mysteri-
ously poisoned, bowstrung or dropped.
bound and sacked, into the dark wa
ters Of the Bosporus, and OF fortune
tellers, wizards. and exorcisers crowd
ing around the ailing sovereignis bed
side. Now the people talk of prospec-
tive heirs and of regents, while the
sultan's Christian ally commends him
to Allah and sends his ablest physi-
clan.
When the young Turks lifted Ras-
child Effendi upon the throne from
which they had showed his brother.
Abdul Hamid, they dragged a man Of
sixty-fye from a palace where he had
been all his life scarcely more than
prisoner In years Of inactivity his
body had grown big, big in width,
breadth and length, burden for his
short legs. He was sick man then.
On the Selaflik Fridays the chalky
pa1eness Of his heavy face and the
dullness of his eyes were accumulated
by the troops of young guardsmen In
brilliant uniforms and the officers in
glittering gold braid who surrounded
him. The picture had in 1t more OF
pathos than Imperialism.
When he went to appeal to the 10y
atty Of the A1banians on the field OF
Kassovo, Macedonia, he was the first
Ottoman sovereign to visit his prov,
inces on a mission of peace. But the
Albanians, who had imagined the sui
tan had wings and few of humanity's
frailties, were disappointed at the
sight of the heavy, feeble man in a
black frock coat, and the mission
failed He seemed to lack either the
knowledge or the physical force to
combat the shrewd politicians around
him, and he became merely figure
head for the dominant party of the
committee of union and progress.
Many things may happen with the
passing of this sick man. He may be
the last of the Osmanli to rule in Eu-
rope; he may be the last to bear the
honors and title of the calfphate. But
he has been part Of the almost for
1orn hope to restore the glories of the
empire, and has lived to see Turkish
army with munitions of war and sup
plies making a desperate and SO far
successful attempt to hold the almost
sacred Dardanelles against a great en-
emy.-New York Sun.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-10-14
One on Rufus choate

Judge Parry, in recent article on
rufus Choate, Advocate" says on oc.
casion Choate would meet with his
Sam Weller. Defending a prisoner
for theft of money from a ship, a wit
ness was called who had turned states
evidence and whose testimony went to
prove that Choate's client had insti.
gated the theft.
WELL" asked Choate, what did he
say? Tell us how and what he spoke
to you
"Why," said the witness, che told us
there was a man in Boston named
Choate and he'd get us off If they
caught us with the money in our
boots"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-10-14
Cabinet Officers Held.

Winnipeg, Man.-Sir Rodmon Rob-
lem, former minister of France to
Manitoba and three other cabinet Of
ficers charged with conspiracy in
connection with the erection of parlia-
ment buildings were committed for
trial at the close of their preliminary
hearing here. Bail for the four men
was fixed at $4,000 each. TIE three
other men committed with Sir Rod.
man are the Hon. DR.. W. H. Montague,
former minister of public works J. H.
Howden, former attorney general and
G. p. Coldwell
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-10-14
quired Adjustment Before Their
Use in the Pulpit.

A man was brought before police
court charged with abusing his team
and using loud and profane language
on the street. One of the witnesses
was a pious old darby, who was sub
mitted to a. short cross-examination
Did the defendant use improper
language while he was beating his
horses?" asked the lawyer.
Swell he talk mighty loud. SUM-
Did he indulge in profanity?"
The witness seemed puzzled. The
lawyer put the question in another
form:
What I mean, Uncle Aus, is-did
he use words that would be proper for
your minister to use in a sermon?"
i ooh, yes suh," the old man replied
with a grin that revealed the full
width of his immense mouth; "but
dey'd have to be ranged diff'runt."-
Everybody's Magazine.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-10-14

Crowds Applaud President and
Fiancee While in New York,

Crowds Applaud President and
Fiancee While in New York.
New York.-President Wilson and
has 1ancee, Mrs. Norman Gait, came
to- New York for brief visit to the
Presidents closest personal friend,
Col. E. M. House. From the time of
their arrival until their departure
they were New York's chief objects
of interest and each time they ap-
peared in public they were followed
By thousands.
For the first time since he be-
come President Mr.. Wilson gave way
as center of attraction to another.
The people showed anxiety to see him
but their eyes were centered on the
woman who within the next few
months is to become the FIRST lady
of the land" Both the President and
Mis-. Gault evidently were pleased
by the reception accorded them.
They were slightly shy on their first
appearance in public as an engaged
couple, but acknowledged applause
with smiles. They made no attempt
to hide themselves and everytime
they appeared in public they were
side by side.