Atlanta Georgian

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wise than accept his challenge? I am. i

in effect, the nominee of the Fifth dis- I

trict for dehgate at large I «man stand i

stoutly to th' standaid placed in myl

hands. 1 will not disappoint my friends

by falling down before thi’ impossible

Watson—f shall not bend the knee tv

him. 1 am not obliged co go to Haiti-J

tnoi e. but 1 am obliged tn maintain tin 1

self-respect

"We shall beat him. hea him BI.A

him—to an f'eilasting eternal m.c

revokable, complete and ultima:- fiat.-'

"He has. by 'ms arrogance and on- 1

c*ii. written his own finish tm* odium I

of the fight h* will lose is ail upon him. i

He brought it on, he muse f.. e t 1

consequent e'."

Tills joining of the issi. tw n i

Watson and Felder, this <-et *rmg a>-o'l

ont ontrating oft»• e»h .-•iivi I

’vo men, unqu**tionab’v m r i 1

royal in the convention ;m

absolute finish

At Fountains Elsewhere

Ask for

“HORLICK’S”

The Origins! and Genuine

MALTED milk

The Food-drink for All Ages.

At restaurants, hotels, and fountain*.

Uehcious. invigorating and sustaining.

Keep it on your sideboard at home.

Don t travel without it.

lunch prepared in a minate.

«e no imitation. J a »t HORI |fk s

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How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Atlanta Georgian. (1912). Atlanta, Ga., 1912-05-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn89053729/1912-05-27/ed-3/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Atlanta Georgian, 1912-05-27.