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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02
LAS TROPAS DEL RAISULI ATA.
CARON LAS PQSICIONES
ESPAN0LAS.

MADRID, septiembre 1o.--Un tele-
grama recibido de Marruecos dice que
las fuerzas del Raisuli atacaron aver
las pCseciones espanolas en- Segedlia
Y SIS cercanias, Y que los habitantes
huyeron para Tanger temiendo ser
capturados por los rebeldes, los cua-
les no intentaron atacar Tetuan por-
que quieren 4 t2da costa seguir en-
buena inteligencia con las autoridsdes
francesaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02
sERA RECTBiDO Per S. S. BE.
NEDlCTO XIV CANDIDO AGUlLAR
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, agosto .

CIUDAD DE MEXIC0, agosto Is.
Por noticias que Sc tIeren en- eSta
ciudad, prccedeEtes de Europa, Sc sa
Lc cue Candjdo Aguiiar. el repre-
sentante personal de Carranza, GER
ca &c los gobiernos de Inglaterra :
Francia. pidi6 ser reclbido en- audien
cia pricada POI S. s. cl Papa Bene-
dicto Ky.
La notlcia q este reSpecto recio:-
Ga, no ha dejado de causar cierta
scnSacion en- los circuios oficiales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02
El !csfilc

La gran comitiEa. s!gulo por la
cailc donde Sc organize. :. tonlar la
de Houston, recorrit Gsta hasra lie
ea1 L Ia Dc San Saba, volvio sotre
IA de Comrrcin Y continue por ALI
Lasta llcga. otra vcz 4 Ia callc De su
partida. Iorde Sc dcsorsaE!Z0.
Todas las GALES que recorrio IA
rarada, cstaban !'tcralmente llenaS
de spectators, los Que vitoreaban
al paSo de aIgunas de
las a2rupaciones. No habia adornoS
COMO on otras ocaSioHes en- los apa-
raGarcs frentes de las casas, pero
en- las hanQuetas. en- los coohes y
automobiles. ctc.. habia miles dc per-
sanas portando pequehas banderas
con lNs co'ores nacioTales america
nos.
POGO dcsplta de !as once termino
esta primcra partc de Ia cclehraoion
eel dia de- trI0aJo. quedandH para
Ia tarGe ' Ia nochc. los bales en- los
paruues. en- las caaas partlcuLareS,
orgarizados pcr s9cieGades y gremlos
que dcsearon .erminar Ia fiesta con
brochr de- ere. En- algunoS dc los par
cues huho tambien audicloncs musl-
Gales cubicrtas por algunaS dc las
3ardas de la ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02
CONFERENCIARON EN- SAN Sc
BASTIAN Ell MINISTRO DE
RELACIONES Y Ell EMBA-
JADOR EN- LONDRES

MADRID. septiembre Io.-Los pc
riodicos le han dado gran importan-
cia Ia conferencia que celebrarcn
en- San Sebastian el Ministro de Rela-
clones Exteriores. Marques de Lena,
: el Embajador espano! en- Londres,
Merry del Val.
Dicese que en- dicha cOnferencia Sc
trat6 acerca de Ia situacion nlarrcqui
Y que el Embajador Merry del Val
fua llamado por el Marques de Lena
con el oDjeto de que 10 informara a.
cerca de las miras britanicas sobre
esta materia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02

gurardoIe cue ell pueblo b!anco es
amigo del pueblo de cojor y que los
causantcs de los motines del sabado
er la nochc fueron gentes del mas
bajo nivei moral, tanto blancos CO.
nc negros Y TO los bucnos elemen-
tos de ambas razas, que son los pri-
meros ct sufrir las corsecuencias de
los aconteci:nientos de tai naturale-
"a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02
LAS PERDIDAS EN- Ell 1NCEN-
do De MALAGA ASCIEN-
DEN \ DOS MILLONES
DE PESETAS.

MADRID. septiembre 1o.-De acuer
do con las noticias recibidas de Ma
laga. las perdidas habidas con mott
vo del r5ciente incendio en- los alma
Genes de Ia Aduana, ascienden a dos
millones de pesetas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02
LNTOLERABLE S[TUAOON
PREVALECE EN- TABASCO
FUE BURLADO Ell VOTO POPULAR POR MEDIC
De UN CUARTELAZO SANGRLENTO ORDENADO
AUTORIZADO POR FL COB. CARRANCiSTA
Espantosas meddas de terror Sc han pueso prdcca
para sostener al candidate Official al gobierno del
Estado, general c. Green

lie gravedad dc 1t siluacicn inter
rac;onal eXistcnte entire Mexico Y los
EStaGos UnidoS, no ha pcrrtltido que
Sc de toda h impoItahcia que ticrc
el deIicado estado de cosas cue reina
en- cl lcjaYo Est&dc de Ta5asco, a
causa del cuartela2o rcgistrado =
principles Gcl iltimo mes de AgoSto,
por jnstruccioNes directas Gel prcsi-
Gentc CarrIHZa
La prersa neXicana apcNas 81 Sc
ocUpa de dar las notiC:as dc los cri-
meres cometidos en- aque!la cntidad
tederativa, = del inm;nentc peliEro
en- Que Sc ha.la ia RerGbIica dc Ser
tcatru de Una nucva reyolucIon, 81
Sc Quiere mas cruenta Y Salvaje que
las anteriores. motlvsda por Ia impo-
.icion armada del @obierno de- cen
tro er los aSunioS interiorcs del rc-
gimen local del Estadc suriano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02

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satiSiacr'riamcNtc para los intereses
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(. Eooiernc Hpr'tSe 51cri!.cado los
frGto> cntre@atoS al pueblo por Ia
"evo.uciln. Tive cr,ticaS para Quic-
res. ie0ie@Go pres:ar t"do 81 apcyo
n gc5ierno revolucionario para Sa-
ear triurfGuces los postulados Do "a
rsvo.Icicn. Sc nm 3 los Gue naceN
c2mpa5a contra Il gobjer'o para sal
var sus prcpi0s inrare;eS sacriiicar-
90 lu~ Cc l. aIclo~ Y pint5 Ge Ia.
marera rs coaGiciorcs crcrdas por
Ia crisis international. que dciv JraS-
lIcir que aqu u.lIuS Que cors!Ieraran
recesario traHajar ~ favor lie los
nropcSiJos que perSi@ueo los mtere-
-eS eNtr2rjurc>, cstaoan trabaJan6o.
sin saberlo. Ell contra de los inreIc-
ses del pals. Que Su dcber era cl
de ag-uparSe en- toIno del goblerno
y Sos,encrlo en- ,odas SIS dccisiores
nara sai,ar Ia crisis : votener ia sU-
ccs.J9 pacifica del podcr.
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La C--S''o" po-'-'0' "s %
do bocho raferarcia : las d,rlcuIra6es
slrgitas e7 Tabasco = en- Iamauli-
pas. alucido q las clecciones efec-
,la9as en- los Estados dc Guanajuato.
Nueyo Leon. Colima, Nayarjt, Sono-
u y San Luis Potosi.
Con mayor amrlitud aua cue Ia
si.2aeior Dohtica rrat6 el problema
tinancievo. haoieDdo djsno que Ia ac-
iir1d ovservada por ei Congreso al
tra,ar sobr@ Ia prOposicin de adqui-
r:r los fcrrocarr:ig5 unjdos de Iu-
ca.an. 10 hab;a sldo ua fracaso del
eoh;crao. s,no Dc Ia n2ciOn = Que no
rlvy ta-dc Sc convenccrjan de clio
los G;Dutados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted suS ibros en- eSpa-
mol 4 la Casa Editorial Lozano, lis
\. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio.
Texas. rs Ia mas barata
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-02-06
Simon Peter, Lowest Thou Me?"
BY AN oBSERvANT SERGEANT.

The Man whom soldiers in this army love more than
ever, because they realize that he did live life Of service
once said Simon Peter, lowest thou me?"
Then came the answer "Yea, Lord thou knowest that
love thee"
Theeupon the greatest teacher Of the greatest religion
that has been given to men, speaking his principal fol-
lowers, uttered these words: "Then feed my Sheep"
More than eighteen months have been constantly with
the American man soldier. He deeply religious and
his religion will now preached every place that he walks
His is religion OF action. His religion Of action His
is religion that is to be lived and not spoken When the
lesson this soldiers religion is fully realized there will be
drop the beore-thewar hypocrisy Of the Sunday saint"
and the weekday hie profteer and advantage taker"
Sad times are ahead for that congregation that permits the
weekday prohteer to be one of the leading church men,
bers because ne is wealthy powerful pous The odtime
camoufage OF pous preense with its long face and sanct-
monlouS demeanor is to receive chilling rebuff when it en-
counters the calm dspleasue Of who now know that
Jesus Christ acted in forms Of service towards his fellows more
often than he uttered words upon which church dogas are
based.
Man-made sins have been weighed in the balance in war
camps and there has been found authority for them Here
in this camp there has been dancing in the hostess house Of
the Young Womens Christian Association there has been
dancing time and time again in the entertainments of the
soldiers in the Army buildings There has been author-
ave response that possible harm came from the dancing
1t is certain that the young American man has been told
frankly truths concerning his bodily cleanliness here in
the army that false modesty and nane prudery had kept
from him. He will instruct his son when the time comes
that he has and that is Of age to comprehend
The religion that the American soldier will spread when
he has returned civilian ways will be religion of service
He will preach to his fellows everywhere But this fellow
will not starve while prayer being ad nor will he thirst
while his is being considered by church board
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-02-06
TRUSTEES SALE

whereas Ethel A, Johnston and Ray A,
Johnston her husband by their certain
deed Of trust dated February q, 1911 and re-.
corded In book ~ Ht page go in the Record
erS Office FOR fancy County Missouri con-
Neyed to Elwin l., Dickerson trustee
Southwest Quarter u.I) of the Northeast
Quarter (l-il and all of the Southeast Quar-.
ter la of Section tlD Township Twerty-
one ,2D Range Eighteen (iS) ali In Taney
County Missouri to secure the payment of
q certain promissory note in said deed OF
trust described and where as default has
been made in the payment Of principal and
interest on note which according 10 the
provisions In said deed of trust makes the
whole debt due and payable and,
whereas the said trustee has refused to
act, therefore, |, the undersigned Sheriff of
Taney County Missouri, at the request Of
legal holder OF said note as provided in said
deed Of trust will sell at public vendue
for cash In hnnd the above described prop.
erty at the front door of the court house in
Forsyth THney County Missouri on We'd
nesdny February 5th 1919 between the hours
OF nine O'Clock In the forenoon and five
O'Clock I'm the afternoon of said date to
satisfy the above debt, interest and cost Of
executing this trust.
JOHN r. COMBS,
Sheriff OF Taney County Missouri and
acting Trustee.
First published January ., 1919, sa-7,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-02-06
SHERlFf'S SALE UNDER SINKING
AND INTEREST FUND MORTGAGE

WhercnS, the county court OF Tanev
county, Missouri by an order madr nnd en-.
tertd OF record on the 9th day of Noyp,,t-
W.T., rus luuhu aud GdjudgCd that dCfnuIt
huu oeeIi uiHdc I'm the payment of the priu-
I clphl ana interest due upon n crrtain intrr.
Gst ana sinking fund bond, executed 10 said
! lHncy county, by Wade Kelley ms princinnl
nnu 'l ,u. IeWis, w 'G. Whitakerand j. l.. bag
ns SECURITIES, dated August 5, 1912, In the
sum or ti2JOO for the use ana benefit ~ the
sinking and Interest Fund Of sAid county
ana having ndjud1cd thnt sHid prinj.inai
i,, I,iu nls securities pay the SUN OF i-;s5O now
que IN principal and interest to said county
on the said bond, directed that an order ~
ehlo or the premises conveyed To sntd
county by q certain Sinking aud Interest
WIZ "iL9rtFaRe deed, executed Ivy said
Mauc hrllcy and Della Kelley, his
Wlit' 10 said THney county for the purDos0
OF better securing the pay ymcnt Of the "a fore
shld sinking u n Il Interest Fund.. Bond,
mmiCu ,n,i ~ sniu mortgage Is dated August 9th,
IplZ, ana j. recorded In the Office OF the Re-
tuTdrr OF Deeds for snId Tanpy county ir,
school Fund Mortgage Record No, a., mage
q deed records OF said county, bc made n
matter OF record In said court cof,Inuuding
the sheriff Of Tancy county. Miss6i,ri VIII.
out suit on said mortgage. to levy tho sptnr
with costs, upon the property conveyed nv
th1 mortgage aforesaid. and to proceed to
Sa,, I'LL a,iIoIesnu hlortgnged premises or any
part thereoi, according to law, to satisfy the
principal and interest remaining due md
unpaid on sHid bond, together with costs Of
sure ana Lhht certified copy OF said order
shid court. VI
Now, Therefore, In pursuance OF aforesaid
certihed copy OF order, which was delivered
tome by the clerk of said court on tho yGth
day OF NoNber, 1918, bearing dnte of. Nov ~
lelS, have levied upon and seized ali riRht,
title and interest OF the said Wide
Kelley and Della Kelley his. wife,
OF, IN aud to the following described
real estate situate in Taney county, Mis-
sour, to-wit: All l-2 NV IA, or " ~ lots
! ana :, NV IL section 3, township ,23
range IT, containing ~ acres, and de.
scriDed IN said mortgage deed, and Will on
wednesday. the bth day OF February. 1910,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock In the afternoon
OF tbat day, at the court house door in the
town OF Forsyth, Taney co'tnty, MIssouri,
hgreeably with said order and this notfre,
sell the same or so much thereof as may be
necessary. at public Guction. Tor cash In
hnnd, pursuant to section 37yg X, s. Mo. 1900
ior tile purposes aforesaid
j. II. COMBS,
Sheriff of Taney County, Missouri.
First publication january y, 1919, 2l.T
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-02-06

ed By recent meeting of the Demo
cratic State Committee, held here be-
hind closed doors. Il is reported the
political situation is viewed with
alarm and doubt" as expressed by one
speaker. The Democrats see com,
plete success at the polls Tor the Re
publican party in the state and nation,
unless something wonderful happens.
The acts OF the Republican at the cap.
itol are carefully watched by lobby Of
Democrats for the one purpose of
criticism and attacking the Republican
party in the next election, Democrats
admit that the future looks bad for the
Democratic party in Missouri as we'll
al in the nation and it behooves the
Republicans to be on guard and come
through with clean record.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-02-06

two years for The lcsl halfa century and
never gets iur.h'r than TIE committee
rooT0' . mrrrdts hope T. stir up
strIe among tie ncgrces ny harassipg
them via lex slaicn Of this sort.
They over looked the fact lhs, some
OF the negro regiments fighting in the
Scrld war made as brilliant a record as
some Of the white regiments and are
entitled now to more consideration
than in the past. The Jim Grow"
law, will, however, no doubt meet an
early and sudden demise.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-02-06

Representative Waillaker Hickory
county proposes to add another hoE-
day TO the twelve new leea;zad by
statute in Misscur'. His bill desig
mates Ami 29,h Of each year as Lqiay-
cite Day, to be observed with suitable
patriotic ex,rcisss, Tne legal holi
days in Missouri ar; NV Y:sr's
Day, January Is; Lincoln Day, Feb
ruary u; Washington's B Brth1av, Feb.
ruary 22; Decoration Day. MAY 80;
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-02-06

The House has as cne OF its attaches
one Of the old time Republicans Of the
Safe in the person Of Tom Gr m h Of
Chlicoth'. Tom is staunch Repub-
lican and was one OF the active workers
10 the SSH General Assembly. He
was in the Legislature away back iu
the days when there were TO, 50 many
Republican members as ncw. Though
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-02-06

Of respect to the deceased Iawmaker.
Representative Jones was 60 years old
a1d was native Of Illinois. He was
member Of the 46th General As.
ssmbly Of Missouri and served as As.
sis.ant u. S. District Attorney during
the Harrison Administrator. A
special election 10 f ,ha vacancy in
the House membership will be ordered
by Gov, Garduer, Republicans men
timed to succeed J mes are Louis
Luster, former clerk Of the Springfield
c urt Of Appeals, and w. r. SELF,
prominent attorney and member Of the
43rd General Assembly.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-02-06
Jefferson CT Letter

January d, 1918.
The Senate and House will hold a
public memorial service to the memory
Of Icrmer President Roosevelt on Feb.
ruary 9th, the date proposed by Con
gress for ma ional ob,ervauce.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-02-06

W. P. Elmer, Republican, OF Salem,
Is contesting the seat Of e. H. Foster,
Democrat, who defeated him on the
face Of the returns for representative
from Dent county. Elmer alleges
irregularities in the election and
Fosters ineligibility for non payment
oil state and county taxes. The con.
test has been referred 10 the Com.
mittee on Elections.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-02-06

Independence Day, July 4; Labor Day,
first Monday in September; Columbus
Day, October II; Thanksgiving Day,
fixed by proclamation Of the President;
Christmas Day, December 25; and all
primary and general election days.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-02-06

many years have passed Tom Griffith
is still young in spirit and spreads sun
shine about those with whom he comes
in contact. He is in charge Of the
House gallery
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-02-06

The House in a resolution deplcres
the fact that our soldiers and sailors, at
their dischTge from the service, are
not given their former positions and
now constitute a vast army Of uuem'
ployed The resolution reminds EN-
ployers Of labor Of the promises made
to the boys when they j)ined the
colors and expresses regret that these
promises are forgotten or ignored.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-02-06

The House nouns the less ol one
OF its distinguished members in the
death oil Representative McLsin Jones,
Republican. Of Greene county. Mr..
Jones died here on January 23rd Of
paralysis with which he was stricken a
few days before. Both branches Of
the General Assembly adopted resolu'
,ions oI coincidence aud adjourned ou,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-02-06

The epitaph written in rhyme 10
John Barleycorn by Representative
Norman failed Of appreciation by the
members Of the House, who consigned
it TO the dump" by referring it TO the
Committee on Swamp Lands and
Drainage.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-02-06

True TO its time honcred practice OF
employing an army ot clerks the Senate
starts out with 200 clerks snd there is
no telling what the number wi be by
the end Of III sessicr.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-02-06

The all'important subject Of discus
sion Of this session at this time is the
question OF adequate workman'S com
pensation legislation. During Gov,
Hadley's administration every effort
was made to secure the enactment oil
such legislation and but for the dog in,
the.manger attitude Of the Democrats
in the Legislature at that time, Mis-
souri, would have been one OF the first
states to pass such Legislation. The
record shows that Gov. Hadley was
actively in favor OF this advanced step
and through his efforts commission Of
fifteen members, five from the House,
five from the Senate and five appointed
by the Governor, was created. This
commission prepared and presented
measures on workmen's compensation
which were either killed or pigeon
holed against the wishes Of the Re-
publican administration. The present
General Assembly will, 1t seems, enact
law that will meet the requirements
Of the state and thus another move
ment for the good Of the common
wealth was inaugerated by the Repub-
licans and falls 10 their credit,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-02-06

The same old lin Crow" law has
been presented. again By the Demo
Gratis in both branches Of the Assembly.
This law has been introduced every
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-02-06

The decision OF the Supreme Court
last week declaring that tips charged
BY James T. Bradshaw, Grain Inspector,
were not legal, will be particularly
pleasing to Dr.. Tubbs, Of Gasconade
county, who was the first Legislator to
make an attempt 10 stop the the tip
ping evil, but he was jeered attn those
days and never succeeded in getting
the bill passed. By establishing the
Law that tips are illegal when charged
By state officer the Supreme Courl
has taken a step in advance.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-02-06

That the Democrats are going 10
make determined and aggressive
tncrl TO win back the state Is forecast
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-21

ing the mission Of General Candida
Aguilar TO Europe were part OF an anti
Mexican campaign.
lie declared General Aguilar had
been sent to Europe 10 adjust balances
due the Mexican government from
arms plants at Liogc, Belgium, and 9th
ers in Switzerland, Spain and Eng
land as a result OF contracts made dur
ing the Huerta regime and never full
filled.
General BaTTagan. who likewise de.
MED knowledge of secret MeXican-Brit-
ish treaty negotiations, declared re-
ports that he was going TO Argen
tine OH a secret mission were false
He asserted rumors Of the surrender
OF Guillermo Meixuero, rebel leader in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-21
DENIAL MADE THAT
MEXICO HAS BOUGHT
GERMAN MUNITIONS

Mexico City. Dec. 2O.-Reports that
Mexico has bought arms and ammuni.
ton in Germany, and that machine
guns seized in Holland had been pur-
chased by the Mexican government,
were denied by Hilario Medina, under
secretary Of foreign affairs, aud Cen
eral Juan Barragan, chief Of the prcsi-
Dental staff,
These reports originated in Coblenz,
on TUESDAY. when it became known
that Marshal Eoch had reported seiz.
ure Of war materials exported by Ger
many,
Senior Medina denied Mexico had any
agents in Germany. while General Bar
ragan declared statements in press dis
patches relating TO arms and regard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-21

MONEY ON THE BARREL HEAD.
FOR FARM LOANS. LAND INSPECT
ED SAME DAY APPLICATION IS
MADE. OLLIE w. ANDERTON, OVER
FRAMES DRUG STORE. Il-10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-21

Oaxaca, were premature, adding that
Meixueiro had only voiced his loyalty
to the government in case Of an inva'
sion Of the country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-21
Pioneer Texas Merchant Dead

Waco, Texas, Dec. 19.-Sam Sanger,
pioneer merchant Of Waco and inter
ested in large department stores in
Dallas, Fort Worth and Waco, died
suddenly here from apopleXy.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-14

point, and after explaining that HI
himself would not advocate wal
against Germany till the whole coun
try clamored for it, he said the in
tense loyalty of the people sent then
into 1t with whoop and spirit t.
win.
Wilson gives prevailing Reasons
now why we should want to be out o.
war and stay out in his plea for the
adoption of the peace treaty and the
league of nations:
America has, IL ! may take the
liberty of saying so, greater in
terest in the prevention of that
war than any other nation. Amer
lea is less exhausted by war-she
is not exhausted at all-AmeTica
has paid for the war that has gone
by less heavily in proportion to
her wealth than other nations,
America still has capital-capital
enought for its won industries and
for the industries of the other
countries that have to build their
industries all anew; and the next
war would have to be paid for in
American blood and American
money. The nation OF all nations
that Is the most interested to pre-.
vent the recurrence OF what has
already happened is the nation
which would assuredly have to
bear the brunt of that great cata-
strophe (Applause.) Who is going
to take care Of the growth of the
nation? Who is going to shape
the the accumulation of physical
power of this nation, of you
choose to put it in that form?
Who is going to change the cir
cumstances that we largely feed
the rest of the world? Who is go
ing to change the circumstances
that many of aur resources are
unique and Indispensable? Amer
lea is going to grow more and
more powerful and the more
powerful she is the more newt
able il is that she should be en-
trusted with the peace of the
world"