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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-05-31

confined by illness. very greatly dis
tressed me.
After you were gracious enough to
receive me for an interview in the ex-
ecutiYe Office. | confided exactly what
l understood your position to be to
three of my intimate political and
personal friends for the sole purpose
of counselIing with thenp as to
whether or not ! should further pursue
nv candidacy for the United States
senate
The article published by Mr.. Hol-
lomon, of Lhe Atlanta Constitution,
was not authorized by me nor pub
lished with my knowledge or consent.
Il have never expressed, directly or
indirectly, anything to my friends but
that you thought Mr.. Harris should
make the race against the junior sena-
tor from Georgia in the approaching
primary in preference to anyone else.
Il recognize however, that Mr.. Hol-
lemons article may convey different
impression as to your attitude in ref
erence to Mr.. Harris candidacy and
since your letter clearly indicates TO
me that you think this impression
should be corrected by either you or
myself. [ have bday written a state
ment to The Constitution, a copy of
which / am incIosing herewith. L am,
dear Mr.. PRESIDENT, WIN great respect.
Faithfully yours,
WILLIAM SCHLEY HOWARD.
ITO the President, White House."
a1r. Towards Statement
A statement by Mr.. Howard. which
he addressed to the Atlanta Constitu-
ton and which was published by that
paper. was enclosed in the above letter
10 the president, showing that Mr.. How
ard had complied with the presidents
wishes. This statement follows:
MY attention has been called to yoUA
article appearing in a recent issue Of
the Constitution with reference to AMI
interview l had with the president con-
corning the political situation in Geor-
gia. -.-
"As stated in your article. I was in no
manner responsible, directly or indirect
". forsits publication, as what occurred
between the president and me 1 have
treated with absolute confidence except
that I related it to three of my intimate
personal and political friends.
IF anything in this article creates
the impression in Georgia that the pres
ident stated to me in this interview that
he did not prefer the Hon. William J.
Harris to make the race for the United
States senate over any one else desire
to correct any such impression.
WILLIAM SCHLEY HOWARD"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-05-31
nearly DIED
OF PELLAGRA
Used to Pray She'd Pass Away, But
Happy Now She's Cured

Mrs. Bama Jacobs, Garnsey, Ala.
writes: - was a constant sufferer
from that dreadful pellagra for four
long wears. Ny case seemed beyond
my doctors reach and in July. 1910, he
said he could do no more for me. |
would even find myself praying TO die
/ suffered so much. Finally my hus-
band ordered a trial of Baughn's Pei
la-ra Treatment and in three weeks
could see a great change and J am
well today / say 20 all. take Baughn's
Treatment and be cured for my case
was had and of Ions standing"
That testimonial says more than we
could say except this We can cure
pellagra and will undertake to cure
any case. no matter how long stand
ing. on basis of refunding the money
if we fail TO effect cure. TO get in
formed on the subject write today for
Baughn's big booklet on pellagra. sent
free. Write American Compromising
Company. Box SSH. Jasper, Ala.
(Advt.)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-05-31
Germans Now Claim 25,000
Prisoners and Two Generals

BERLIN. May ss--(Nia London.)-
The number OF prisoners taken by the
Germans on the Aisne battle front has
increased TO $4,000. says the German Of
ffcisI communication issued today The
prisoners include one French and one
English general
The text o. ths Communication FOL
lows
on the battle fronts from the User
to the Disc the increased fighting ac-
-tivtty continued French local attacks
south OF Ypres failed
Vest Of Mcntdid!e- the enemy dur
.Ez local advance penetrated into Can
tisny yesterday
aThe armies Of Colonel General
Boshm and General Won Below. Of the
army OF the German crown prince. have
vi-to-=ouS1y continued zhC:- attack
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-05-31
(Cortinued Next Lssue)

published by special arrangement
with the Mcclure Newspaper Syndi-
cate. Copyright, 1918, by Brand
Wbitlock. under the title Memories
of Belgium Under the German Occu-
patton" All rights reserved. Copy
righted in Great Britain. Canada and
Australia. All rights reserved for
France, Belgium, Holland, italy
Spain, Russia and the scandinavian
countries.)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-05-31
To Begin at Once Probe
Of Aircraft Production

WASHINGTON. May 2s.-The SUBJ
committee on aircraft of the senate
military affairs committee today decid-
ed to proceed at once with it's investi-
CATION of aircraft production. The COM
mittee will begin tour of aircraft fac
tories late this week.
Upon the committees return from its
tour. public hearings will be started.
The committee will work in COM
plete harmony with Charles e. Hughes"
said Senator Thomas, the chairman.
We will devote ourselves To gather
ing evidence as TO the failure of air.
craft production"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-05-31
GERMANS CAPTURE
SCISSORS, BUT ARE
HALTED AT RHEIMS
Continued From Page onel

En-Tardenoise and Nezilly, where
French troops. supported by reserves,
are opposing the German advance with
indomitable tenacity-
'-On the right. FranCo-British troops
along the front between Brouillet a3d
ThiIiOis. and also northwest OF Rheims
broke all assaults and maintained their
nosftfouz
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-05-31
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American Markets Closed

Al American market exchanges were closed
! today account Of national Memorial day.
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Arizona republican., 1918-10-20

some of dem vas laffing like fools. Dey are so ignorant.
 But dey are offel reckless init dere guns, and ven Gsy come toward us it vas dat my men took a notion dey wanted 10 go back to de dear old Rhine. Ne don't like de little cirty Marne river anyhow. And, oh papa,
 dem Americans use such offel lan- guage Dey know noting of kutur und say such offel dings right before us. Ind dey talk blasphemy. too. Not you tink dey saiG right in front of my face? One big husky from place dey call Missouri he said-oh, papa, I hate
 10 tell you vot an ofrel ding he said,
 ITO hell init der kaiser,' Did you
 ever hear anything so offel? I didn't
 tink anybody would say such an offel
 ting. It made me so mad, I wouldn't stand und hear such an offel ting so
 I turned around and run init de odder boys. Vas I right? Vat? And, oh, | papa, you know dem breastplates vot you sent us-can you send some to put l on our backs? You know ve are going de odGer way, now und breastplates
 are no good. for de cowardly Ameri- ] cans are shooting us right in de back.
 Some of our bows took off de breast | pldteS uHu put tIu DeHlHut put CS lOOl | Americans are playing de Star ! Spangled Banner" init machine guns | on dem plates. Cant you help us? You remember in your speech you | said nothing could stand before de | brave German soldiers? Oh, papa,
 don't believe desc ignorant Americans ! ever read your speech, for dey ran af- 1 ter us just like ve vas a lot of rabbits ! Not you tink of dot? Cant you send
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER

dem some of your speeches right away? Dey don't know how terrible ve are. Can't you move my army back to Bel gium were ve von all our glory? My men can vip all de vimmen un6 child ren vot dem Belgians can bring us. But desc Americans are so rough und ignorant. We can't make 'em under stand dat ve are the greatest soldiers on earth, and ven We try to sing Deutschland Ueber A.les" dey laugh like a lot of monkeys. But We arc get ting de best of de Americans. Ne can outrun dem.
 Papa if ve are not de best fighters on earth, ve are sure de best runners. Nobody can keep up init us ven ve tink of der dear old Rhine, uno my army never did tink so much of dct dear old river. Let me know right away vot to do by return postoffice.
 CROWN PRINCE WILLIE.
 July 20 times.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20

CTS of our group took from a sinking liner 5O3 passengers without the loss or life. One of these destroyers lashed herself to the sinking ship the more quickly to get them off; and as the liner went down our little ship had to use her emergency steam to get away in time. A fourth destroyer of ours got the C-bOat which sank the liner. That was the record of one lit tie group of destroyers in one day: and it is detailed here because the writer happened to be present when it hap pened
 When our fellows first went over they had to learn a few things from the British. We had first to get rid of some childish ideas about depth | charges. We brought over a toy size of 30 to 60 pounds. They showed us a mans size one-300 pounds of TINT "a contraption looking so much like a galvanized iron ash can with flattened sides that they call tenn ash cans.
 These ash cans need not actually 1 hit the U-boat; to explode one any where near is enough. When our fel lows let go one of them, the ship has to be going twenty-five knots to be safe. One of our destroyers was mak-
 ing eleven knots one night the bes, l she could under the weather condi- | tions-and an ash can was washed
 overheard by a heavy sea. The de- l stroyerS stern came so near to beine
 blown off that she had to feel the rest
 of the way carefully to port.
 | -O
 Use The Republican Classified Ads | r.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20
DER KLOWN PR|NTZ
 WRITES ID HI5S PA
CPreston News)

 On the Run, Somewhere In France.
 Everywhere In France. All the
 Time.
 Dear Papa:
 am writing on der run. as der brave und glorious soldiers under my command have not seen der Rhine for SO long dat dey have started back dat way. and of course I am going init dem. Q, papa, cere has been some offel dings happened here in France. FirsE I started in my big offensive which was to crush de fool Americans, but dey know so little about military tactics dat dey will not be crushed just like ! want em. I sent my menNn Ger fight in big waves, und ven dey got to dc Americans dey all said Boo" as loud as dey could holler. We'll, ac- cording 10 vat you haf always tolG me do Americans have turned und run like hlazes. But vat do you tink? Dem fool Americans don't know anyting about war. und instead of running de otder way. dey came right toward us some of dem vas singing about "Ve won't come back till it's over. over derc. or some odder foolish song, und
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20
JUST A DAYS WORK
 FOR 3 DESTROYERS
(Collier's WeeklY)

The American destroyer on which cruised was five years old, yet one day. during an eighty-five mile run to answer an s. o. s. call, she ex- ceeded her builders trial record. h. ciGentally. she saved a merchantmen which had been shelled for four hours by U-boat. and her three million dol lar cargo; also she ran the Uboat un- der, one of the new big U-boats with her 5.9 deck guns.
 On the same day two other destroy
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20
RITISH PRAISE
 FOR AMERICAN CARS
Scientific American)

Scientific American)
 A motor transport officer with the British Expeditionary Forces in East Africa has written some of his expsri- ences to the Autocar Hondon), and in : cidentally pays high tribute to the American car, of which he has used quite a number of different makes.
 He explains that all the roads in the region where the forces are operating are bush roads, made by cutting down enough trees to afford a passage" and over these roads the cars referred to were driven 100 miles every day, re- gardless of weather, both night and day! Speaking of the cars in question he says: Personally I take off my
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20

hat to the American car. It is made of good honest stuff. and it has certain elasticity that enables it to stand the appalling road shocks without break age.
 "None of these cars ever receives
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20

regular attention; it is just driven un- til it is smashed or something breaks that needs repairs at the base. We have no time or facilities for adjust mentsi moreover. few of the men are capable of making them.'
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20

Use The Republican Classified Ads for Results-Read for Profit,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17
JAK TO BUDE PO VALCE.

We vsech vacicich zemich dob6 valky premys
tom, iak Sc priprav ma hospodarske pomery vace.
N6mecku pipravuji zfskat svetovy obchod sout6z
Stanic pocaji lid 81 dnes uvy skrovny obmezeny
tudiz nebude delat naroky velke pTmy
hodny zivo Narod bude vakou tax vyrestan pokofen
spokoj vsm nabidne jen kdyz bude mir.
praci N6mecko zamy opanovat sv6tovy trh Jed
della Nemcm saros to JEST ably poebne suroviny KITE
re nemai byo mono zska cd narodu kterymi promne
vaci to jsou Spoene Staty kere nevice surovn do Ne
mecko prodavaly Pri vyednavani O mir budou sc Nemci
havne starat ably nell prvo kazdou navazat obchod
nj spojeni.
Angl provad ella agtace. ably spoenci po 10 roku
nome zadne obchodn spoeni N6meckem rest re vnou
nemecke vady csare tax mnoho utrpen veskere ldsvo
musi nynejSi vace prOd6lavat.
Bernard Dernburg, byvaly n6mccky zastupce Wash
ngonu verene prohlas re pfi vyjednavan 81 mlsi
zast prflezost zskani surovn kdyz to nebudou moci
docil cestou mirnou, mus 81 to dobyt moci.
Coko Nemci mali ma programu vsem jevi zpupnost
a surovos proto spoenc nebudou Nemeckem vyjedna-
vat dokud nebudou moci podminky miru diktovat
americke vlady sc tez pomysl pom6ry po vace.
Miliony vra armady do obCanskeho zvota Sta
jch pracue vrobe vaecnych poreb ty musi byt
valce postarano. Satn taemnk Lansing pozaduje od
kongresu million olarG kery zamyS podniknout pii-
prace ably posara zamesnani pro y ktefi
armady vrati Lansing pfedozi presdenu Wsonov plan,
ably pobze aantickeho oceanu nde rozsahe bazny byy
vysuseny prpraveny p6stovan plodn Lansing zamy
pozemky vysusenych baznach vadni pozcmky, ktere
posavily nutn6 budovy, opatr potTebny dobyek osen
akovy maetek odevzdat male ocn splay vratvsim
vojinim, kteri by zvot farma zajimali
Amerku bude obchode otevien svetovy trh avsak
prac budou znacn nizeny ably amercky prhys
nix soutez mohl udrzet mnoha rodinach p nynes dra
hote musf p znacnych prmech dobfe pocita ably wy
caze ale rovnez jest mnoho rodn ednotivcd ktefi ce
znacny pfie utraci aniz by pocta po valce nam
doby kdy kazd dnes sefen dollar bude pro mnohe
yelkou pomocl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17
FARMAR ZABIL TRI DETI.

Little Falls, Mont. - John
John Wosniiak, farmar nedale
ko odsud, zabil dnes tri zc
svych ctyf deti, podriznuv Jim
hrd,a. Manzelka Wosniako kova
uprchla nejmladsim ditetem
do domu sousedova. Wosniak
PRIMAL Sc k zlocinu, kdyz byl
zatcen. Farmar Cd nejake do
by jevil stopy pomatenosti.
Manzelka Wosniakova pravi,
ze choval obavy, ze zemre Sc
svou rodinou hlady. "Obests
rne, chcete-!i," byla jedina 81,
va, jez prones' k serifovi, ktery
jej prisel zatknouti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17

Iunove op6tnG proroku, ze nejbizS ejich napor pre-
kvapf nepfatele Nemecka Jsme skutefne zvedav
Jsty nerecy patozasky list cznamue veskere unifo
my korunnho rnce bez vyjimky zhotoveny sou edinym
krejcm List pare zapomna Francuzu, keri tax mstrne
strihli kalhoty Verdunu.
la dnesnho pateho ncmeck6ho naporu zapadn from
e povede asi podobne ako vzek sem6 ktera
kdyz toku dosane poadne pres amu svesi ocas
a ryche zanechava ltoku.
N6mecka pode Ryna 81 pref zastaveni vzduSnch
naezdu pry nehlmanni N6mec zustane vecn6 drzym
tax iako by bombardovani Lonyna, Parze tax dale,
meckym vzducholodmi bylo lidskym.
Zahrancni mnsr rakousky, baron Buran, drze mluvi
svobode blahobyu nirodu mz dostao "St6s zit pod
zezem Habsburku Nepreem mic n6ho ably csaf ka
svym katovm pachoky ednou sta podinikem to-
sesti jez Rakousku znamena Sibence a zaarovan
mnoho tohoo Ses pejeme pima srdce t6mto dobro
jest nasim pfanm ably jim tohoto stest do
stalo 20 nejdrive patricnymi uroky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17
NEMCI v TEXASU.

Professor Fred. Eby Texas
skc university uverejnil zpravu
, tom, jak Sc Texasu potali II
sazoyati prvni N6mci. Vyhle-
lal to We starych archivcch, ma
ieiichz zaklad6 shledal, re PRIV
nj nemecke pristehovalcctvi do
Texasu bylo zahajeno V roce
1912, kdy byl stat ten samostat
nou republikou. A hnuti to ne
bylo vyvolano prirozenou tou-
hou lidu n6meckeho po novem
domove v zemi svobodne nybrz
vzniklo V hlavach nemeckych
slechticu, kteri 81 chteli ma ptl-
de americke zaloziti novou
vlast. Slechticove nemecti Wy
pravili lid svuj poddany do Te-
xasu, ably pudu jeho vzd6laval,
ne vsak pro sebe, nybrz pro
pany sve.
V roce 1912 seStrcilo 21 pru-
skych iunkeru hlavy dohroma-
dy a dohodli sc ma zalozeni spo
lecnosti vystehovalecke. Mezi
pany temi sc nalezal korunni
prime prusky a spolecnost ona
byla pojmenovana Adelsverein
(Spolek Slechticd). Ably to
vsak ma svobodne pude texaske
nevypadalo trochu pode1rele,
pojmenovala Sc spolecnost ia
pro Ameriku German Emigra-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17
Parni jerah americkych inzenyrd Chateau Thierry

ci. Sotva prvni slova splynula
S jeho rtd, zavznel zbrojnici
tax bouf'livy potlek a takove
nadseni, jakeho jsou snad jen
Francouzi schopni. Mas cesko-
slovensky prapor prinesli ma
jeviste, vztycili no do vyse a
pod MIN recnil mas hrdina ku
Jasajicimu a po kazde vete tie
skajlcimu obecenstvu. Zadne-
mu ostatnich prapord nepro
pnjceno te cti byti vztycenu ma
jevisti a zadnemu z recnikG ne
projeveno tolik sympatii, jako
poruciku nasi armady.
Prirozene, re sympatie timto
zpGsobem narodu nasemu pro
Jevene tim vetsi zajem vzbudi
y u zastupcd tisku, tax re tito
druheho dne jiz o sedme hodi-
ne ranni cekali v hotelu Statler
a kdyz po devate sesel porucik
do prizeni, obklopili jej a zada
ii dolsi podrobnosti O Ceskoslo
venskem narode a vojsku. Ze
Sc podobny interview v Ame-
rice neobejde bez obvykleho
picture taken," rozumi Sc sa-
mo sebou.
Nasi cesti politikari neuzna-
vaji "a vhodne navstiviti sebe-
vyznamnejsi prednasku pora-
danou svymi krajany, v De-
troit vsak prednaska porucika
Niederle, poradanou V Ceske
Narodni SIM, poctil svou nav
it6vou francouzsky konsul a
5ctcval mezi nasimi krajany
dlouho po jejim ukonceni.
K pfednasce poslala odboc-
ka Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni V Sagi-
nav poruciku NiederlQvi po-
zdravny telegram. Ceske dam
,ke spolky v Detroit pax veno-
vail mu cenne darky ma pamat
XII.
Usp6ch a nadsene prijeti v
Detroit pOruciku NiederlOvi il
ste nevymizi z pameti, az pax
buGe naSim bojovnIkum We
F'rancii o n6m vypraveti, ro-
znaji bratri, s jakou laskou ma
ne vzpominame a jich 81 vail
me.
Zdar provazej naseho bra
tra-hrdinu ia jeho poslanim pO
ualSich osadach ceskosloven-
SkVch V Americe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17
KONTROLA CUKRU.

Washington, D. c.. - Ma ma
vrh administrators potravin
Hoovera ustanovil president
zvlastni komisi, ktera bude ll,a
trolovati ceny a prodej culru
a hlavne bude Sc starati O to,
ably spotrebovatele byli zachra
neni pred vysokymi cenam',
jez by nasledkem mozneko ne
dostatku molly nastati. Kon,i-
Sc bude inkorporovana 5 k.p:-
talem 5 millionG dollaru, jenz
bude dodan re zvlastniho pre-.
sidentova valecneho fondu. Bu
de NIT pravo pTevziti cukr a.
merickych cukrovaru a proda-
vati jej konsumentum "a pri-
merenou cenu. Tato nebude me
nena a jest pokladano az jiste,
re to pfinese znacnou usporu
vsem spotrebovatelum. Nova
organisace zaroven umozni IT,
praveni cen cizozemskeho Gu
kru, v kteremz ohledu bude ie-
dnano Sc spojeneckymi vlada-
mi budou ziskany nizsi ceny,
nez by jinak byly NOME. Ko-
mise bude miti uradovny We
Washingtonu a p. Hoover bu-
de predsedou.