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The New York herald., 1922-12-12
MARINE NEWS NOTES.

n. o. Pedrick. president Of the Gulf
Shipping Conference and OF the Missis-
.ippi Shipping Company. arrived in New
York yesterday In connection with the
Gulf-North Atlantic cotton controversy.
Tho meeting scheduled yesterday OF
representatives OF the north Atlantic
lines. 10 sonsider the request OF the
Gulf lines for additional information
on cotton carrying practices, was post
poned TO tomorrow lt Is understood
that tho Gulf operators wish to know Ia
what extent. II any, low density cotton
10 being carried at less than tho estab-
iished rates.
The Munson Line may change its
Mexican terminal port from Vera Cruz
10 Tampico. It was learned yesterday.
es q result OF the dock strike at Vera
Cruz. About half the piers there are
reported out OF service and there Is
great congestion OF merchandise.
United States Marshals sales In the
Greater New York district during the
currcut week include barge Hennold,
December % at Noecker & Ake Ship
building Company, foot OF Twenty.
eighth street. Camden. n. j.: cargo OF
grain, Friday. now on dock OF Pier Z.
Staten Island steam yacht Wenneteka.
THURSDAY. foot OF Verona street. Brook
lyu gas lighter Ideal. Thursday, Tcboc
r acht Basin, BROOKLYN.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER l:.

Europe. Africa and West Asia via Plym-
outh and Cherbourg (mail must be specially
addressed), str PRESIDENT VAN DUfTN'
Europe. Africa and West Asia CrEnce.
Great Britain. Ireland. Germany; Madeira.
Islands. Sierra Leone. Syria and Palestine
must be specially sddressed) via Cherbourg
and Southampton. str BERENGARlA, IL AN
Denmark and Finland Especially addressed
onlyl via Copenhagen and HeisinsIoTEsi & T,aas asso
parcel post malls for Denmark ana Finia"o'
str PUGET SOUND. ! PM.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Is.
France tother countries must be specially
addressed) via Plymouth and Havre, str
PARIS. AM tsup AM y.
Europe Africa and West Asia ASIA, Ianars ~ snes
cially addressed) via plymouth and me. me.
bourg; also parcel post malls for Great BRIT
toned in notes A and B below Via Plymouth
and Cherbourg also parcel post mails for
Germany. Austria. czseho, slovakia .pI1ly HnnE@;yy
| (sea pos), AN (sup $3.50 AM -.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER II.
Cork and Queenstown via Queenstown
| (other parts OF Ireland and other countries
| must be specially addressed via LiverpooD.
Germany Especially addressed only) via
Hamburg: also parcel post malls Tor Ger.
many Austria; CzsSho, {. J.Sa ,slSySkia. hungary
| Italy (parcel post mails and specially ad-
| dressed correspondence via Naples, str
PATRIA, IL 80 AN.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER -.
| Cork and Queenstown via Queenstown
| (other parts OF Ireland and other countries
| must be specially addressed via LiverpooD, I,
| str CELTIC, s AM (sup . 80 AM y.
Canary Islands and West Africa especially
| addressed only via Teneriffe. Las Palmas.
| Dakar, Freetown Monrova, Cape Palniss.
| Grand Bassam. Seccondee and Accra; also
parcel post mails for Liberia. str BADA-
| CRY, o AM.
Canary Islands Cyvest Africa must be spe-
| cially addressed) via Teneriffe, Las Palrnas.
| Dakar, Bathurst Conakry. Freetown. Mon
rovia. Grand Bassam. Seccondee and Accra |;
! also parcel post mails for Balearic ISLANDS.
| Canary Islands, Ceuta, Melllle. Tangier IN
Morocco and Liberia. str WEST NOHNo'
| 10 80 AM.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is.
| Europe Africa and West Asia (Syria and
| Palestine must be specially addressed) via
| Cherbourg and Southampton; also parcei
| post malls for Great Britain, ireland. France
| and the countries mentioned In notes A'anu
| y below Connecting dispatch for CalIo-
Ba gdad air maid. str MAJESTIC, AN ~.
| Netherlands parcel post malls and spe-
! cially addressed correspondence) VIA hotter-
dam. str, ,GAASTERDYK. AM.
| Syria and Palestine via Beyrout ana Jailas
| str BRAGA, II 80 AM.
Greece, Turkey and Rumania Especially ao-
dressed only via Piraeus, Constantinople
and Constanza: also parcel post nails 70 for
Greece and Rumania, str CONSTANT
| NOPLE, IL 80 PM.
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SAIL THURSDAY DECEMBER H.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MONDAY DEC. II, 1922

comanche, Jacisuonviiie 10th. clyde Line
Crissield, Falmouth 18th. . Black Diamond
~ Estero. New Orleans 1th. southern Pac
lil Occidente. Galveston Ith.. Southern Pac
Ensley City, Cristobal 4th...... Norton-Lliiy
Gaastcrdyk. Rotterdam 2sth. Holland a m
lToquois, Turks Island 9th. clyde Limo
KristiGniafjord. beith 2Sth. .Sorw selan- Am
ilnion. Fort BarrioB 6th....... United Fruit
Mississippi. London ts'. Atlantic Transpor.
i do Satrustegui. Barcelona 10th.
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DROPPING oF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Dec 1.-The time hall above
Tie Navigation and Marine Engineering
School CT the Seamens Church Institute, -
South etreet, dropped to-day at exsct noon.
15,h meridian, or . hours STOW of Greenwich
nican Slime Any one desiring correct Green
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

indicated tho General Post once
~9 % @
IS
mail countries Central &c
q OF mall
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SAIL TUESDAY. DECEMBER is.

BerenSaria, Southampton. 5i Mr.. 500
City OF Atlanta. Savannah. - n 4 $500
Egian,ier. Havre, . Erie Basin.
BklylI ..ss....ss.
lei Isleo, New Orleans, 10 ~ r..
FL Mundo, Galveston, ~ y R......
Horace Luckenbach, San Francisco.
35th ST, Bhlyn.. ...................
Lenapc. Jacksonville. SO y R...... :
Precedent Van Buren,, London,
Hoboken ...... ..s................ IL :vO
Puget Sound, Copenhagen. 18th st.
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NOTr A-pARrET. POST NAILS VI

dnudins
Naland
Mxsa cnasroun Corsica
Offices
Middle tFren
Monaco. Morocco
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DUE THURSDAY, pECEMBER "a.

Antonio, Southampton 5th..... C unard rJne
Carrillo, Colon Tth.............. United Fruit
Marenso. Hull Goth. .... .EllermHn's Wilson
Michigan. Antwerp Goth. Atlantic Transport
Minnekahda. Antwerp 9Th. -. American Line
Mohawk. Jacksonville 1ith........ Clyde Line
Montana, Colon Atn. ............ Luckenbech
Narragansett. Liverpool 3Oth....R /, Hague
Nevadafl. Colon fth............... United Am
Parma, ST Thomas Sth...... Furness- Witty
tosallnd. ~ Johne. MI, 9th. Dowring & Co
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE
AT NEW YORK.

str MAJESTIC due Dec IL with malls from
Austria, Belgium, British India, Czecho-
syovakia Denmark. Egypt. Finland. France.
Germany, Great Britain. Greece. Hungary.
italy, L.thuania. Netherlands. Norway,
Poland, Portugal. Runania. Russia. South
Africa. Spain, Sweden. Switzerland. Turkey
and Yugo-Slavia. Steamer left Southampton
and Cherbourg Dec G.
Str BALTIC due Dec II with mails from
Austria Belgium. Czecho- -Slovakia. Denmark,
Finland Germany, Great Britain. Hungary
L!thuanla, Netherlands, Norway. Poland
Rumanis, Spain and Sweden. Steamer lett
liverpool Dec ..
s,r LA BOURDoNEAI5 due Dec 10 witl
mails from belgium, British india. Czecho-
Slovakia, Egypt, France, Greece, Italy
Poland Portugal RumanIa. Sweden. Switzer-
land, Turkey and Yugo-Siayia. Steamer left
Havre Dec Q.
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Alm.n.c for New York Dec. IL

wieh mean time telephone Bowling Green
$500.
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UIL WEDNESDAY. DEtFlNBFN u.
Barbadian, London 10th. Atlantic Transport
City Of Montgomery Savannah i0th.
Ocean IS Co
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER ls.

Bermuda via Hamilton, str FORT EAMIL-
TON, z 80 AN.
jamaica, Canal Zone. Panama. El Saliva
dor prints. 6c). Nicaragua Except East
Coast), Amapala City. Choluteca talso
prints, &c, for Nncaome. Tegucigalpa and
Yuscaran IN Honduras. Colombia and Ecua-
dor (other parts OF Honduras must be spe-
cialiy addressed) via Kingston, Cristobal.
Cartagena. Savanilia and Santa Marta, str
SIXAOLA, 5 An (sup 8 AM u.
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SAIL WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER Il

America, Bremen. floboikcn... Noon
Archmedos. Manchester 90 y H.. -
Cauto, Havana, IL BMyn.. -
Fort Hamilton. bermuda. e5 N n. 1000 AM
Il dc SatrlLstegui, Havana, II II. -
Idaho. HUI. Tth st, Hoboken...... -
Kotonia. Matanzas, 10 IL R....... -
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL lYEDNEsDAY tCoafinpsdl

tAIL WEDNESDAY tCoRtinuedJ.
Sitonian. Antwerp, 90 - R........ -
Paris, Hsvre. 81 y E............. II 90 An
sixaoia, Santa Marta, 0 R..... II 100 AN
stephen Il Jones. San Franc!sco.
BAlyl
Wilhno, San Francisco. f5 Bkiyp. -
SAIL THURSDAY. DECEMBER IL.
Apache. Jacisonyillc, 81 y R.... Noon
Bayern, Hamburg Sc y R........ Noon
garmania. Liverpool. - ~ r.. go. Noon
Catherine, Turks Island. % Bkiyn. Noon
IS y R.s.........,.............. 500 PM
FL Alba. Galveston. 81 ~ Rec. -
I'll Siglo. New Orleans. 81 y b.. .--
Luna. Port au Prince. u Bkiya... 800 PM
Mexico, Havana. u Il R,......... 100 PM
Patrin. Naples, yist st, Hklyn..... $500 pi
ST Mary, Santiago. I y R......... Noon
Sagalsnd, Santiago. II Dklyn..
Santa Elisa, Callao. IS Bklyn..... -
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
TUEspAY. DECEMBER IL.

Canal Zone Panama, FL Salvador Cprints,
&c). Nicaragua (except East COAST: ANA
pale City, Chouteca (also prints, &c, for
Honduras, Cauca and Narino departments OF
Colombia and Ecuador (other parts OF Hon
duras must be specially addresseaD SUI
duras must be specially addressed) via Girls
tobai. str HORACE LUCKENBACH. PM
(sup pND.
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The time given IN the above table Is East-
ern standard time and Is furnished by the
United Statel Coast md Geodetlc survey.
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER IA.

Canal Zone. Panama. FL Solvado, (prints,
&c), Nicaragua texcept East Coast). ANA
pain city Cholutsca (also prints. &C, FOR
Nacaome, Teguclgalpa and Yuscaran) IN
Honduras, cauca and Narino Departments
Dollyia and Chile (other parts OF Honduras
must be specially addressed) via Cristobal.
Saiaverry, Calao, Mollendo, AFRICA. lquique,
cahuano, str SANTA ELISA, & 80 AN o..
Dominican Republic via Monte Christi.
Puerto Plata, SANTANA, La Romano, San Pc
and Barahona, str CATHERINE. 8 80 AN.
Yucatan and Campeche CUBA and other
parts Of Mexico must be specially addressed)
Via Havana Progreso, Vera Cruz and Tam
p!co: also parcel post malls for the Mexican
States OF Campeche, Chiapas. Guerrero. HI
dalgo. Mexico. Morelos, Oaxaca, Puenla.
ICO, 10 AM -.
Haiti, Curacao.-and Venezuela Especially
addressed only) via Port au Prince. Uura
or il1o str LIMA IL NJ
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sun rises7 10 Moon rises..12 Is AN
sun sets..4 A 20 Moon sets. L. Al Pm
TIME OF HIGH WATER DECEMBER 12
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,runAy DECUMBCE 10.

Grenada, 81 vincent. Trinidad, Ciudad
Bolivar and Guiana via Grenada, Trinidad
and Georgetown, str NAVARRO, 8 An.
Bahamas Gncludins 1nagua and tortune
The New York herald., 1922-12-12

L army transport st Mihiel. Crtstobsl
Dec and San Juan 9Th. to the United States
Army Transport Service, with rs first, 81
second cabin and $50 troops and stores
Went to pier ., Army Base. Brooklyn.
Str "a rnna min (Rrl. IiVarnool Dec anC
The Lamar register., 1922-09-13
MAINE SHOWS THE WAY
First Regular Election of the Year
Shows Republican Voters Still
in Line.

Maine, the first state to hold reg
ular election for U. S. senator and
congressman this year has started the
ball to rolling with a clean sweep for
its present delegation in congress, I'll
five being republicans, cnd all winning
by big margins. Senator Hale's ma
jority for reelection is between $4,000
and 10000, which but for the 1920
election would be one of Names re-
cord majorities. AS nobody expects
the 1920 majorities to be repeated in
the life of the present generation there
is no need of comparing with it. The
result is highly gratifying to the ma
tional administration and to the repub
lican party generally. The old saying
was always "as goes Maine, so goes
the Union" and If this is true the par
ty can expect to continue to hold con-
gress by a handsome majority.
The Lamar register., 1922-09-13
1928 METHODIST CONFERENCE
The States Church Convention viii
Meet in Lamar Next September.

The annual conference of the Meth
odist church held in Denver the past
week was invited by Delegate l.. Writ
Markham acting for the Lamar church
and several Lamar clubs to hold its
1923 conference in this city. The
conference next year is for both min
isterial and lay delegates and will be
one of the largest church conventions
ever held in the state. There were
several cities offering to entertain
the conference including Colorado
Springs and Denver, but the vote Of
the members was almost unanimous 10
accept the Lamar invitation
The Lamar register., 1922-09-13
Barnett -1raNler.

Marricd-At Boulder on September
ID, at the home of the brides mother,
Mr.. Ralph n. Traxler Of Lamar and
Miss Mabel Barnett. The groom is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Traxler
of Lamar, and is a graduate of the La
mar high school, later graduating from
the Boulder university where he acted
as instructor last year. He has been
appointed as science instructor in the
Glenwood Springs high school this
year and the happy young couple will
make their home there. The bride is
a popular and attractive young lady
of Boulder Many Lamar friends ex-
tend heartiest congratulations.
The Lamar register., 1922-09-13
SOLDIERS MEMORIAL
Young Mems Business Association
Starts Drive for Memorial
Hospital.

The proposal made to have Prowers
county's memorial to her soldier boys
take the form of hospital which will
be a lasting benefit to all the citizens
of the county and this end of the val
ley is meeting with much favor from
our citizens. The Lamar Young Mems
Business Association is taking hold
and starting a vigorous campaign to
have a finely constructed and equip
ped hospital here as a permanent me-
mortal. There is nothing which this
section of the valley needs more than
this institution. The present hospital
is doing its best to meet the require
ments of the afflicted, but the size of
the institution is a serious handicap,
and many times it is almost impos-
sible to meet the requirements of the
sick. Estimates have been made that
a hospital fully equal to the needs of
the county can be built and equipped
for hundred thousand dollars, and
a movement is now under way to place
the needs of the county before the
taxpayers and ask them to vote bond
issue for that amount.
Once erected the hospital will be
able to carry itself, as the patronage
of the present institution is constant
ly increasing and is now much larger
than ever before in the history of the
county.
The Lamar register., 1922-09-13
STATE PRIMARY ELECTION
Light Vote and Many Surprises in the
Naming of the Tickets.

The reports from all over the state
as to the primary election of last
Tuesday shows the same condition of
apathy in nearly all sections, and the
refusal of the voters to take the pri-
mary election seriously. 1t has be-
come as useless as fifth wheel to a
wagon in most instances. The only
people who can use it successfully be-
ing millionaires. They can freeze out
all opposition at the primary election
by making the pace too expensive for
their opponents.
There is still nearly half of the state
to hear from but for most of the Of
fices in which there are contests the
margin is large enough to make it
fairly certain who will win. The re-
publican ticket will be headed by Grif-
fifth for governor, Rockwell for lieu
tenant governor, Sheafor and Campbell
for judges of the supreme court, Mil
liken for secretary of state. Hon. W.
b. Gordon for attorney general is
leading by vote of almost three to
one.
On the democratic side il will be
Sweet, the labor union candidate for
governor, O'Brien for lieutenant gov
ernor, holland for secretary of state.
Most of the other candidates were
without opposition. The friends of
Hon. Fred Sabin were much disap-
pointed by his defeat, as his ability
and high standing in the legal pro-
fession had made him the leading can
didate with the party workers in the
state assembly where he got more
votes than the other candidates com
bined. Mr.. Sweet had thee hank roll,
however. and with it built up one of
the most efficient personal organiza-
tions ever known in Colorado and II
carried him through.
The Lamar register., 1922-09-13
LAMAR WATER SUPPLY
Temporary Scare of Last Week Van
ishes as Evidence Proves Plenty
Can be Obtained.

The long continued drouth on the
Clay creek watershed has diminished
the storage water in the city's reser-
voirs to the extent that last week the
situation became alarming and the
city council with only few days sup
ply ahead at the rate the water con-
sumers were using it decided to stop
all sprinkling of lawnS and gardens to
safeguard the remaining water in stor-
age. The order was issued on Friday,
but on Saturday the new wells at the
city's electric plant were given test
and found to be ample to supply i
city several times the size of Lamar.
After this demonstration ell fear of a
shortage OF water vanished and the re-
strictions on the use Of water were re-
moved. The city is now running on
the old gravity system but the pumps
are available on minutes notice in
case of free other emergency.
The Lamar register., 1922-09-13
General Returns.

Ex-President Wilson announced that
his chief interest in the primary cleo
ton was to see Senator Lodge defeat
ed, and the best Lodge could do was
to beat his opponent 3z to l. He
couldn't possibly make it four. Kelly.
the candidate for senator from Michi-
gan, who made opposition to Newber-
ry as his platform, was left at the
post in the primary election. The peo-
pie of Michigan didn't seem to even
know he was running. Senator Town
send who supported Newberry, was re-
nominated by an overwhelming vote.
The Lamar register., 1922-09-13
PRIMARY ELECTION
quiet Election and Light Vote Polled
for Both Parties on Tuesday.

Tuesday was almost a perfect day
for election purposes, but notwlth-
standing that fact Prowers county vot-
ers showed little interest in the cleo
ton on the part of either party. So
far as the local ticket was concerned
the only fight in either party was on
commissioner, and only very little
work was done by any of the candi-
dates. The friends of Mr.. Sabin in
the democratic party and Mr.. Gordon
in the republican ranks helped bring
out the vote that WIS cast, but even
at that only ll4S votes-were cast. 1t
was probably the lightest primary vote
ever polled in the county. Two years
ago the total vote was l79l-97O re-
publicans and S2l democratic. This
year the vote stands at 1l4s-692 re-
publican and 456 democratic. In spite
of the fact that he had an opponent
who received about sixty votes, Hon.
W. b. Gordon received the highest vote
of any candidate on either ticket, 53S.
Inc race Tor nomination Tor commls-
sioner resulted in the selection of
Henry +. Decker, present chairman of
the board, rs the republican nominee
and Henry Massar OF Carlton AS the
democratic nominee. MIR. Decker made
no canvas at all, but his record of the
past three years in which he has work
ed with ability and untiring zeal for
the best interests Of the county was
record that spoke so strongly for
him that he ran far ahead in most all
of the precincts. His home precinct of
Bristol cast the highest vote of any
precinct in the county and gave him
an almost three to one majority. The
various precincts of Prowers county
rs reported voted the following totals;
The Lamar register., 1922-09-13
The Baptist Church.

We are always pleased to welcome
people to our church. The Sunday
school begins at 9:45.
Morning Worship IL: 100 q. m.
Juniors meet at 800 p. m.
&. Y. P. u. at z.
Evening services at 800 o'clock.
II you are a stranger in our city Wis
it our church, and the next time you
come to our city you will visit US
again
The Lamar register., 1922-09-13
Baca County Fair.

The annual Baca County Fair is un-
der way this week, and is reported
to be bigger and better than ever, and
that is putting it pretty strong. They
have fine displays on exhibit in all
agricultural lines, and big program
of races and sports and exhibitions of
all kinds. In spite of the condition
Of the roads large delegations are 60
ing down daily from Lamar.
The Lamar register., 1922-09-13

Lewis Markham, who has been at
tending the U. s. Naval School at An
napolis the past year, has been at the
home Of his parents, Postmaster and
Mrs, L. M. Markham, the past week.
He is enjoying a short furlough visit
ing home folks and many friends.
The Lamar register., 1922-09-13

The democrats of Hartman precinct
couldn't get over the old habit and af-
ter voting for McClung for represen-
tative just went down and voted for
Higbee for commissioner.
The Lamar register., 1922-09-13

Attorney A. C. Gordon was a Den
yer visitor the first Of the week
Manager F. NJ. Wilson of the D. A.
NJ. & P. Co. was in Wichita on business
last week,
The Lamar register., 1922-09-13

Capt. and Mrs. Frank E. Strain re-
turned the first Of the week from g
short visit to the mountains.
The Lamar register., 1922-09-13

w. E. Cade, who has been visiting
several weeks in southern California
returned TO Lamar last Friday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-16
PRUSSIAN JUNKERISM TURNS TO
ASSASSINATION.

Having plunged the world into a
relentless war of ruthless cXtcrinina-
tioa, which they could not win, the
junkers of Germany in their defeat
turn to Shippers. Disappointed in their
attempt to debauch civilization abroad,
they in resentment turn to the assassi-
mutton of the more civilized of their
citizen leadership at home. In this
they are thoroughly consistent with
themselves and the principles they
have undertaken to propagate through
out the world.
The latest victim of this imperialis-
tic cabal of crimson-handed, craven
hearted wreckers of free government
is AIaximllan Harden, who, from
first to last has. in the office of fear
less and conscientious editorShlp, con
vicfed rhem of their sins and of right
eousness and of Judgment to come,
Judgment which in part has already
come as fultllment of his prophecy.
Because he has stood for republican
Germany against a junker Prussian
oligarchy he has long been marked. In
his insistence upon the permanent eS-
tablishmcat of II government of prin-
ciple and right in opposition to mon
archial and imperial tyranny. he has
been made victim by the enemies of
Germany. no less than they are the
enemies of all civilization in righteous
ness.
Those who have been interestedly
following the special cable service OF
the Commercial Tribune's Sunday Is
sues for some months past will recall
Mr.. Harden's strong presentations OF
his country's needs in revival from the
deplorable conditions into which junk
erism has plunged her. 1t is for TINS
sort of revelation he has been attack
ed.-Cincianati Commercial-Trlbune