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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-02

SIN srfreulit3 su bepbu4s
ten, oaB Die Oreibunosmdhte ben abs
riiitungsporTdIdgsn bes Prdiibentsn
Saft ipmputbi'1 gegeniibsr iteben, ME
oas aus ben 8emertungsn pes eeutibeu
Ran3lsrs uno jebt aus oensn oes D'ters
reitiIhcn MiutIfers bes austpGrtigen
berporaebt. i5reitib lduft fppbI 8eibsr
4nIiht barauf btnaus: st itnee pobI,
aber ct ie6t nidt." 9iplomatifh tptro
eus nit ben 8orten ausgebriidt: .Gs
tGBt iia bic rihtige 5ormeI niht ftnz
ben, mas aud polItommenb 5utreffeno
lit. BIS su tpslhsn1 umfanee Die
Webrmaht elmer Rdtipn geiteiaert
fpsrbsn muB, bGngt niht bon tbrem
WiIIen, ipnbern BON @srbdltnifen, bic
iih eegsn ben Dil!en Der Station gels
teno MAIDEN, ab. DeutIdIGno bat bas
grDbte itebenbe Seer Der De!t uno rpirb
itets bieIe Hebsrmuht bebdupten rniifs
len, neil es BON mebr Itartsn Rati0nen
umesbsn 1T, uIs iebes anoere 2anb Der
&rbe. 9aran finb bdupti1hlih dfle
4briiftungspldns ge'6eitert uno, tpis
erfihtlich, obne Das 8erfhulotu
8eutidtanns bsm ftetS Der ungerehts
@orfpurf eeutdht ipirb, bab .s Der ein=
geFIsiIttefte 9sgner Der Gbriiftune lit.
@as bic Riiftungsn sur Gee betrifft,
70 IieBe fi6 oielleiht eher sine @erftdrs
bigung treffen, neil bterin Gnelunbs
8prgeben entfhstosnb mare, bd es bic
gr6Bte Seemadt lit uuo in biefem
Safe pbne cine Rptbpenoigteit, bd
eg on Dem Mesre einen natiirli6en
Sdusfpun befiBt. gngIunb, bas BON
Gllen Ibrigen Rationen burh Wleere
oetrennt 1T, fam man ni6t iiberrHm=
peln, unb bemnu6 ift aud bic m0glids
felt eegsben. big gu eineH qstptifeH
@rube ubsuriiften, fppSu ss ntdt bic
ninbeIte Reieuro betunbet. Die Tries
oensfreunbe ItelIen ihm dbsr bas Cob
aug, buB es 9eutfhlunb einen giten
8orIdloo in bieIer Siufi6t gsmahi
babe. Das tunn ober nur DIE Mnfft
BON unpruttiIhen uno blinben S6pdr'
msrn Tsin, Die nit1t i'm Starbe ftnb
gneIunbs 5euhelei su burhT6uusn
Diefes ftelIte ben Qntrag baR fsint
tpeiteren Riiftungen mebr TtattFinbsr
/ foIIen. Der Mann, Der brei Repolp:r
/ i'm 9iirteI trGst. ru6t ii6 arbeiIdig
tetne peiteren RepoIoer sinaufteten
tpsnn Der 8egnsr, Der Bios sinsn Rs'
oolper trGgt, gIeihfuIIs p.rIpri6t
Ti6 teins fpsiteren Rspplper ouauThuF.
fen. 0arduF ungsfGhr lief GnoIarbs
8orThIaa binaus unb bic Trtso,nss
freunbs fpunosrn fih. baB 0eutihtunt
/ ibn dbgelebut bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-02

aen bic otneritdnigneH 8e5hipprenen
an, GteDnne gu nebmen. Gs mar au9
Sie b0afte 3sit. Sn Deutfalano II
bas fbpn lGnef eefbebsn. Dort fiims
lnern ii6 bic 8sihperensn aar niht
mebr I'm Die 4usIaeen bieier Grper@
ten, fonbern sisben lebislid ibren ges
funoen MenfhenperitdnD gu Ratbe.
Die Birtung lit cine fehr btfriebi.
eenbs. gu elmer 3eit bauffen Die uns
bolbe, fpel6e peiblitbe gerfpnen ieben
gIters auf Die ideublidfte @eife pers
itiimmsIten, in srfhredenosm umfdnse,
neil bieIe S6sufaIe auf 8runo Don
Grperten ausfagen itatt ins 3u6ts
baus, ins sSrrsnbaus gefdidt ipuroen,
aus tpelaem lie baIb ipisber frei tumen.
Seitoem bic @efhnOrenen obne Hiids
Iidt auf bic Grpsrtsn bic unboIoe fir
sure6nungsfGbtg ertldrt baben, III
bteIe grt BON 9erbrshen sdnSlid perz
i6puroen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-02
ZeiIen 0aIjripru6
CAB geItern Der Gersner nit 9elag
ani bic Cpfsr bts SBramsre
Etrabe Jfnsrs ab.

Coroner Er. gpe CAB gsftern ieinen
M0brfprnh besiielidb Der Gpfer oes
RieTenftners on Der Gpcamort Strobe.
bes 5einripehrsW sWdrf6aIls 9biliD 6urs
lsp nnb Der s5eusrpebrleute Robert
grear unb gbarIes Gfnengsl db.
gDie Der Coroner erfi6rt, fam bas
s5tuer in Dem aellereef6ob bes G5eb1n.
hts Der 9nin God Go. gum ansbrnh
unb griff troB Der beroii6fn aniirtns
gungen Der seuerpebr mii rieiieer Gea
fnpinbigt.it um iid5. Cir bic ab0tfns
DE, oub Mlenfdpen umgetommen ftno,
III 9liemono perdHttrprtlih su bnlten,
ba Is Gih um unporbresfeRene nnfdns
bcnbeIts.
Brear's sob purbe bRrh tineH
GhGoeIbru6 perurIaGt, BEN er Bel benz
giniturs elmer Bauer erIitt; GdfDens
oel tpurbt beim Ginfturs bts BebGubes
Der Sycamore Str.et 5fabls Go. ers
ihioeen unb 5urlen's Lob frurbf
bnrn @erIeklnaen psruriaGt. bic CT
srliit, ois er BON oem WuRbftiid eines
Ghlnufls aetrpffen tpurbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-02
2ofal . 8eriht.
GbeGrlanbaiRibeiHe.

Safe Shneibtr, "a, Gberrn groDs.
Stella Bridges. is. Cliff, 8.
Ieb. 6. WaIier. "a. aep g)ort.
lRafel peterfOn. %. gbambers Ctr.
@aIier ;Sfbrmann. %, 2ibertp Str.
Sulio aiibrmann, "A, .SOnfs Ctr.
JSobn RarIb. 65, Darlington. SnS.
lamuHba 2ansbon. Sc. Giibert aOs,
Gb.p. Barnes, 46, Wlouni apr, "a.
lRsfs 9aarppbs 34. gsebftsr Ctr,
I9t6e Sapars, %, asnpon ape.
lWtiHnie 6iulroiD. 20. weit 8. Ctr.
5gernarb aefbOff. 26. 6drtiptn, 8.
laHna G0ffsiD1, 27. mpomina ..
|5as. 6. 2lpams. q, grensn Ctr.
Carrie MOlians. 20. HupnliIlsr Str,
goul 6. Smith, "a, groaspup.
Barge .. 5usbes. 22. Combine.
IRaIpb u. galbnin, Is. Wliidsn ap..
lSopbie W. 5bOlb. 2S. RoriDoOo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-02
Wlaabt nid)t bran.
gran aIier Ssnts iebr ffspfild be-
sisIidJ riner uabidisosboiH
ibrrs HatteH.

gluF Der 6dngsbriide ipurot gtiteru
Wloratn BON GuIiap gdbft bon yso. 81
gIeit Gsdfts Gtrobs, gopiHgton, eifs
3ettsI eefunben, Der nigeblih Der Nbs
lhieosbrief zines getpifen JoispD
Sonts uno fur be gattiH bes Gdbit
m6rbsrs, yrou Alice SOnes bon glo.
719a Central glpenue, befiimu,t mar.
Ndtiirlic3 ipnrne bic pclpei bendb.
tihtisf unb s5rnu Sones ipurbs in
IhcneHbsr Deiis bon BEN nngebliferl
StIbitmorb TIRES gotttn in aenntniB
atfebt. Gisis f6onenDe Uorbersitnns
fr1re itood3 niht bon R6thsu gefptitr,
ttnn 5rau Cones itebt Ditfer Ge!bts
HorogeFdidts nfin BEN Nbfhieosbrisf
isbr ftsptifb geseniibsr. sStrer 4ns
iibi nah bat ihr Botte gar nid3t bas
3tns In fid. nm GelbitmOrb gu btss.
ben. fonDern min ibr nur einen 6hre'
den tinioaen.
Nie Jrau Cones ertldrte, mar lie
erFt Dor gang trr3sr 3sit gsnDtbtgt
ibreH Gotten fpsgen Mibbannluna Der
f5omilie perbafitn su laiieH uilb am
Is. Sonuor iuarbs er I'm g,oliSeigtrid,t
beitroft. Dis 5rou in ftIt bacon iibtrs
sensi, baB Sones iid su feiHer In Rem
aIbann, Snb., tDobnenoen G6sptltsr
besebeu bat.
Der angtblife .abThiebsbritf4 luu>
it. in Der neberi.snna ipit fOlgt:
.2tbespobl, aliee, i9 tann's niht
IInetr ousbolttn. Sh babe ptrfutt.
Elm Monn su iein. absr .s III mir mibs
IunG.n. 6off.utlif Derssibft Du mir.
cd liebe, liebs did. Sag Gum gOoo,
CAP bos mailer arauiig ousfisbt, nbsr
ih ntuB rein. 2uics. Tag meiner
GHpeitsr Gebkipohl. alice, nsin Weib,
Riemanb bat Ghulb als ib alItin.
2ebe tpobl. Spfepb sSonts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-02

entfernte ii1 bonn, um in Der Rdhe
feiner geniaIen 5nitrpretin 5u bieibsn.
Die Barortin Mlpbonfe blieb nun allsin
ouf Der rDid Stibt nit ben filbernfn
6dIeifsn iiten, unb dIs 6ardbs Sftins
me fhspieg anO bic fhneihelnes. els-
gdnts Wer,se fidb um bic grobe Dtpo
br6ngit, Inn herH Eihter uno Der
sfiinftlerin NIT per5iidten Mientn ibre
gsirunberuna aus3ubriidtn, ols fiH
her 5heiI ots Gdnles, IN oem iih Der
fIeine 0iDon NIT Der Sierlihen alien
Game befanb. olLmdblib edn5 eeIesrt
bate, ba FAB iie olIein uno nerlnneH
nrb ith fIhIis. bah bic Bsfissrin oss
QaIdis 11lIenrano, bic Satin nno
Mutter Der 0trirttsr bes berii1mien
WeltbauIes sine sSrembs mar. Cine
tinidms, trdurtse 5rou! Wdre #.
Hint Die garonin afphonie be Rctb'
Idiib oeipsIen, etHs RothihiIb. ih Bate
mid ibr asndbert nnb oerInht, ibr ein
aGheln ab5uaeipinnsn. Iber fo...
Rad tiHtasn SeGunnen Der ue6erl.s
qung erbob iie fid nnb tpollte eben nrls
Ieahtst, tpis iie getomnen mar, htn:er
rsr eroben Gingan9stbiir perfd.rtns
Ten, ais lie 8raf Wpntesquiou bemerts
Il unb, ieineH gflihteH ols Bir.b
na6tommsno, ibr ben 4rm bot. um
Iie snr 8orberobs Su fiibren. 92ie
peroe ia osn tpsbmiitbigsn Giuorad,
ben bic tininme 5rau auF osm fOiiba.
rem Dipaa aus eem t0niali6sn Der.
failes auf mid ssmoht bat, pergeHen.
llno als ih eben erfubr, baB ii9 bic
miioen tuEsfihtiaen auesn birter een
i.ets BON bifien Gpisensa.oinsn 5ers
ItIeierten S5enitern i'm paiais 2aIlsJ.
rano fiir immer ssihloiIen babeH uuo
sipar foit sIsih;eitio NIT ben ainbers
aleeu zines p;eri6hrisen Gntels, %
iiisa nod eiumoI bas anmuthiee, alts
mcSiidR Bib Der geritcrb.nsn Dor
mir ouf.
5h4ptrmiitbia iltngt bier Elm nit
a:dusenbeH 5aHfdrsn bsgonnsnss See
bgnsIn6 aus -.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-02

gborleg unb ellie gotpie, Alta
Mdb Qntbonp Strube; WGb4en.
ssScfepb Hno Annd WtdhDcd, 1922
s5rssmnn gpenue; RHabe.
Charles unb apbo RieberbslMnn.
1914 gauin StraBe; Rdbdsn.
Mbolpb uEb 4muHpd Rlein. 5l2
QaureI GtraBe; R6oheH.
GharIes nnb Gillian 5pber, 1887
CLARION 4penne; 4nabe.
Buul Anb G6na g5idsrs, 2714 Mebs
itsr Gtrnbe; Wdo6en.
@eorge nnb 5asel 8reisr, 473a
glentpan apenue; DlabheH.
@torgt unp gli3nbttb G6eDer,
G,reenlpeIl Apenus; Raohen.
9ouis uub Rofe Wliltou, 1421 BiHs
GtrnBe; Gnubt.
gnspdrb unp ghurioite Gmitb. 75S
glurt Strabe; &Hdbe.
alfreb unD aiiee 5osHer. sos Wtit
Z. StraB.; Wdph.n.
aH.bonn unb Glisabet6 Wdscari.
1913 CHM GtrGbs; 2ndbe.
Grant unb syrsba ghdpnlnn, 281s
Scipto Strabs; RHabs.
sschn unb Barn Dtpens, 333 Wefi
sSrent Gtrabe; anobe.
winiom uno Marn iSuIbner. 420
Gpeamore Efrabe; W6bher.
3. 6, uHb Snnnie Mells. 26l4 Eben
apenue; WGeGen.
4oolpb unb Srtbd S6siff, 1405
Sobn Strobe; WGphen.
Qaiprence nnb 2nurn Breslin. Jfas
bella unb Barton Gtrabs: RibheH.
8. Geo, unb RoIe Wellins. 2015
Gaetn Gitp aDenne; W6sheH.
3amts unb antis @ipens, 1927 Cos
cuff Etrcbe; annbt.
alntbcnp ifnb Wlnrn GhmnIb. 11Os
stottnian Strnbt; M6OtfH.
ssspbn uHb Gillian 8rnipu, 3O6 Wnrs
ner Etrnbe; Anube.
Greberi6 nnD GDuiin Mang. c16
alotter ApeHue; anobe.
Deorps anb 9arhuro @rannnari.
1864 Gnrtbngs pife: anabe.
Sohn unb Mauis aopp. 225 goetbs
Gtrnbt; anabe.
Drnan nn0 Stln MaiDlino, 1910
Central alpenus; wiGbhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-02

Sn Rem Dort bat if6 Der uns
eetr6hulihs fgaq ersisnet, bab Der Don
einsm bdlben Dusenb @rperten fir
un5urs6nungsfdbig ertlGrte gdntter
RDbiu. ssm grose 59Dinbsleien 3ur
eait eelegt tperben, bon Der Surp fir
etiitesgefunb ertldrt fporosu lit. Ofs
ferbor beiitet 6as auf ein. beilidme
Reaftion essen ben grpsrfen5WiBz
broud bin. Gg lit iest bel ben meois
5iniaeH SahDeritdnbigen Ttobs ssz
inorben, Seben Der Dor Geri6f aeitt[t
sptrb, fir trritrnis Su erflGrsn, 5undl
ipenn Der angsfldgte bic Nlittel beTist,
ben Grperten EN- gutes 5onorrr sals
len 3u fonnen. Gesen oiefe g,iitise,
gum 5beif aud moratif6e gerirruna
Der EEpsIten fir ssifiiss aeeiieseE, aaeeiieseE faR=
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-02
ganSaIisullls.

Die polisei iDurDt stftfru pDH Der
Giii3sns WioiDr gompnnp frfnft, bic
@onbalsn 30 ermitfeln. bie IN nsn Isbs
ten R6nten IN ben 0sih1ftsr1umIids
seittn Der s5irma an Der Gtebeniea llnb
Wain Gtrnbe ibr llnipeifn getrieben
boben. 3ntrlt ipurbs cine Guaniiidi
Jarbe aus Der alnstreihr-W Wertftattt
ssrm!SBi hassn ipnrbe ermitteli naB bic
idmnrtlihen pinlI In Der Msrffdtte
rninirt fpnren unb ftiieBiidb bnben bic
Banb1len bret fpertbpclIe MutpmpbiIe
mt sriinsr 5orbs, btr iis 5ann beiess
mifdt bntten. btfhmiert une bic Nlns
fhinen iAlpsr befGabist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-02

gsit ghibe finb Die fronen 3u be-
tpegen, in ibr breibisTtes esabr su ire.
TEN - iiro iie nber mai ortnnen.
bonn froilen iie nterfipiiroigerpeiie
nid,t nlebr bernils.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-02
Der grdfibtut Ser Union

Wkr Brd IptHF UEI HHVU"
gaeiFic unb Sputbern 9aciFic gaRH
bat anesfiinbist, baB bieie 9ertebrsz
.peae pon RiFouri big an bic pu3tfif6e
Riifte nit opppslten 8eleiieu perIshen
tperben IpfIen Nldn lpunoert iih, baB
tieTe anfiinbiaune Dor Der @ntihet.
buna iiber oen atatrag, Die 5rahtraten
su erboben, erfolst 1T. Sir uns Ittgt
furin ni6ts lleberrai6snoeS. Die
iesioen 7ruttrdten geniisen pollant.
nm sic 9erbeFerunsen gu beftreiten-
Der fSra9tuuffdlug tpiro blps gefprz
bert, um ben Gtieuba.nsm magnaten
fpeitere 400 MiIlionen Dollars oas
sSobr su fhenten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-02

@enrba 9isbia MaintraI. ggasier fir
@ift, Mbeumntisusis. GpapepSin luD
Beritopfigg err Teppt 227 q. 4. "a.
Eel. m2nin 2S36.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-02

Sn Deutf 6Ianb 1T man febr
nufqebra6t iiber bic antiinbtgung Der
Berlinsr Sunbelsgeieu'6aft, oub ite
bic attien Der GbicagosSt. Puul=Wtlz
ipuutee gabn in ben Rartt trinqen
tperbe. Die 5dnbels3eitungen prpteitiz
ren beftig bagegen uno pcroen nit
@eitimmtbett ben @rfolg 5u pe3et6nen
Habsn, oaB bic Regisrung Die qdpiere
niht gum g6rIen RegtIter 5uldbt.
8as fpiro bic GeieIlI6oft ieooh uidt
hapon abbulteu, bic pupisre i'm Brtz
uottp.ee 5u pertuufen. 0ieie abnets
euno oegen umeritaniihe 9upiere tit
niht re6t perTtGnblih, ba in DeutIhz
Iano auslGnoiT9e 8apiere gebanoslt
fperben, bic bebeutenb i6le6ter iino.
SiherIid t0nnen CUTE ameritantihe
Gtfenbdbnpaptere etnen or0BerenBerth
beaniprunen, als Die iiibumeritauiz
fhen Stadtspapiere, bic in 9eutf6IarD
einen ftarten qbiaB finben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-02


trelhe bic StGote BON bem SemperenSz
1o6 Der 2unbtuffern befreit. Sm
6aufe foa bic 4nnabme Der Bill iebo6
sfpsifelbaft fem. 5auptIG6It9 tpiro
ols 9runb fir bieie QuIi6t aneez
fiibrt, bdB Der 9ouperneur .put" Itebt,
3. 3. peoer fir, nod gegen bic aura9s
me Der 8ta eintreten min. 9ds nennt
er unparteiIi6teit. Wir nennen es
@ortbrud. Die 6emotrutifbe 9urtet
bat Ti6 perpfli6tet, bas 8eTeb in Der
tcm Senot neranitalteten Weife Su On
bern unb bas Bolt bat ben 9emotraten
bieWabt berliehen, um bas8eripreaen
halten al f0nnen, inbem e eine bemoz
frdtifohe Maipritdt in beiSen 6duiern
unb einen 0enotratifhen 8ouperneur
eefpGblt bat. 9emna6 lit 2eBterer
ou9 perpFli6tet, bafiir sin3utreten, bab
hos bon Der gortei gegebene @erTpre.
den gebalten tptro. Wenn er Ii6 paiiip
perbGt, 10 maht er iih elmer 9reuIoz
ftgtett idulotg, tpoFiir Die liberalen
GIemertte our qeeigneten 9eit nit tbm
abreHnung bolten tperben.
Der peniipnirte 0Iterreihiz
f6e 4bmtrdl G6iari 1T Elm nod ar0Bes
Ter Stmpel aIs unIer Commander
Gins, tpenn er fir cine oroBere 1lotte
niAt beiier 3u agitiren tpeiB, uls inbem
er sinsn 8rieg 3pii6en OeIterreih unb
s5toIien in Qusiiht iteQt. lin nab
sytalien gu geIungen, brau6t DETER
reid feline SgIotte. Die OeIterreitsr
tpdren tbOri6t, tpenn ife einsn 6elIer
fir ben pon Q0mirol gbiari qngefubre
Ten 3rped beredben. 9us 9eDirfniB
rcd etnem groBen S6tfFsbeItan0 err
oibt fth aus ben eneItihen Riitunqen,
Ia btefe nur nit Der Qbitht 3u ertIGren
iinb, gnglonos fri6ere uebermofgt 3ur
See 1pieoer her3uitelen unD 6umit ben
Geebanbsl dller onberen Rattonen 8u
nerni6ten. 9ogegen muB Ith Ssiterz
reid ebenio bOrisbsn tpie Oeutihlano
Spe3ieQ fir Griteres tommt nod in
getra6t, oaB tbm cine itarte engIti6e
sflotte ben 5anoel nd6 Ser Qerunte abs
f6neiben t0nnte, Der Elm 2ebensbebIrf.
11iB fir ienes 2anb 1T. pa aber fir
StuIien freie 8nbn i'm WittsIIdnotf6en
meere ebenio 6ringeno nOtbpenbig lit,
tDte fir Seitsrreidb, 10 finb iie natiir.
li6e 8unDesgsuofIen unb es VT baber
Inirnnto, bon einem 8ptTten ibnen
teooriteberben &riege au re6en. 9as
iptro pobl ou6 bic 0Iterrei6ii6e Res
oieruHg ndditens ertIdren uno gleid,
seitiq BEN tnpistreten 4bnirQ[ einen
Dldulforb dnleoen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-08
STRIKE RIOTS

(By United Press Leased Wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY, May 8. -
Four men, one Of them Chief OF
Police Hubatka, are badly injured
and several others bear marks OF
encounter as the result of the In
dustriaI struggle between the
Oklahoma Railway company and
its employees. Several small riots
occurred yesterday and last night,
but the situation is believed to
have been relieved by the appoint
ment of two score special depu-
ties.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-08
REBELS NOT
SATISFIED
HOWEVER

(By United Press Leased Wirc.y },
MEXICO CITY, May 8.-Presi-
dent Dtaz and his cabinet today
are considering revised draft OF
his retirement manifesto which
checked the march of Madero
troops from Juarez to Mexico City.
No information as yet IL avail
able as to what changes will be
made in the documents before It's
contents, are officially transmitted
to Madero. As It stands the
manifesto promises a provision
preventing the reelection on q
president; free and universal suf-
|frage and reform of the judiciary
and the state government. It
reviews the rule of President Diaz
at length and promises that he
will retire when peace shall have
been restored, but reserves for
Diaz the right to determine for
himself when peace Is reasonably
restored before laying down his
power.
This clause-the right to de.
termine when Diaz will retire--it
is feared, may prove stumbling
block to peace. Madero and his
allies 1t is pointed out, may be
dubious about accepting this as
sufficiently definite. II is believ-
ed that the cabinet today is urging
Diaz to give Madero, privately, II
necessary, some definite assurance
that the presidential retirement
will come within a certain speci-
fed time. The fact that Diaz has
made one concession is taken as q
sign that he will assure Madero OF
his sincerity and that the war will
end, some insurrecto leaders be-
lieve.
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ing. 1t wants transfers worth Millions, 1t wants
land owned by the people for nothing. 1t wants
to do in Tacoma it has been doing in San Francisco
and California until recently.
And it has joined the cabal to again enthrone cor
porate power at the city hail.
The corporations are determined to put Roys back.
The people voted for a municipal dock, but the
corporations said ne, and Roys voted against it in
the face of the people.
The people voted for an anti-treat ordinance, but
the Royal Arch said no, and Roys has given the
He is the tool not of the people, but the interests
and they want him and two more like him in the
commission and then
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On Again

(By United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, D. c., May s.
The Mexican revolutionary junta
today announced that a renewal
of the armistice between the Diaa
and Madero factions in Mexico
was probable as a result of Presi-
dent Dfaz' manifesto promising to
resign when peace shall have been
established. Jose Vazconcelas,
Madero's representative here,
said
II have not seen copy of the
manifesto. II its terms are as re-
ported, 1t should open the way to
immediate peace"
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The work of the last few years for the people can
be undone and once more the corporations come
back to power
The Stone e-Webster power trust has fought the
city for years The people revolted decided to build
their power plant and the contracts are let The
trust delayed it for months by defeating the sale of
the bonds, but they finally sold. Now nothing re-
mains but to put traitors into the city service and
either botch the plant in the building ruin it in
operation SO the efficiency will be destroyed and the
city will be put at the mercy of the trust again.
Let not the people deude themselves with the idea
that the dollars of the trust not being used to put
shackles on the men of Tacoma.
The contest is on and every dollar needed to hire
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-08
Gas FILTERS ASK
SOME REFORMS

A request was made by the
plumbers union to the Tacoma
Gas company this morning that
the company declare a closed
shop, reduce the hourse from to
8 and give Saturday half holiday
to all men employed in the gas
fitting department.
The matter was presented to
Manager Hyde by w. e. Clayton,
business agent of the Labor Coun.
Gil, and he has taken it up for con-
sideration.
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Is Mayor w. w. Seymour the
broadminded, public-spirited citi-
zen with high ideals he was sup
posed to be by thousands of peo-
pie who voted for him and made
him mayor, or Is he politician
after all who is going to use the
exalted office of mayor to punish
political enemies and reward po-
litical friends, at the expense OF
the people in the public service?
When Seymour took office he
did 1t after the most faithful
promises to follow good business
in carrying on the city. He did
It after promising faithfully that
no efficient man should be remov-
ed but that city service should be
made a fact despite any discrep-
ancies In the charter. He said he
would serve the people and not
play politics.
Now he is scheming to remove
Market Master Thomas, whom he
himself declares Is efficient and a
mice fellow" He says he wants
to appoint Larry Turnbull.
Turnbull!
Then this is his ideal of munich
pal statesmanship.
Larry Turnbull has done little
but hang around for political Jobs
for years. He voted against the
interests Of the public market in
the city council, but the mayor
says Turnbull got up some meet
ings in his ward for him unso-
licited in the campaign and he
must reward him.
Is this civil service? Is this
working for the city, or is 1t little
peanut politics? And what do the
good people of Tacoma think
about It?
He has given notice that he in
tends to remove the dock super
intendent, w. G. Rowland. He
wants to appoint William Hall of
South Tacoma.
What does Hall know about
docks7 Nothing.
What is the matter with Row
land? Nothing.
Rowland Popular. .
Mr.. Rowland has made good in
the few months he had charge OF
the docks. He is bringing new
boats to the dock every month.
He is courteous and businesslike.
The users of the dock want him.
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SEYMOUR PLANNING TO
REMOVE DOCK SUPT.
Proposal to Dismiss Municipal Dock Superintend
ent Seems to be Reaching Beyond the Bounds Of
Fairness.

The people want him to be given
a chance.
But Bill Hall and a clique of
politicians who want something
out of politics want that job and
the mayor says pressure Is SO
strong he must let the efficient
dock master go.
Are the people going to stand
for this sort of thing in the mayor
who promised that he would play
no politics but stand for efficiency
in the city service?
DR.. Anderson has been serving
as city bacteriologist- and city
chemist for year, doing the work
of both offices at the salary of
one. Now DIR. Anderson Is slated
for dismissal, and the mayor an
nounces that he is going to ap-
point chemist because A. o.
Heinrich has found it not nearly
so profitable working for himself
as a chemist as working for a fat
$3.50 a month for the city.
Political Reward.
DR.. Anderson has done all that
Heinrich would do and 10 willing
to continue at the one salary. She
has shown just as great efficiency
as Heinrich showed when he was
in office. In fact the only real
poor piece of street work in the
city in the last few years was put
in while he was in office.
But Heinrich and Heinrich's
friends did political work for Sey-
mour and now he is getting ready
to reward them.
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DLAZ WILL RESIGN IF PEACE is RESTORED
WOMEN PAINTERS IN
0vERALLS take THE
PLACE OF STRIKERS
(By United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire.
FORT WORTH, Tex, May s.
"Wanted-Women painters. Over
alls furnished. Apply v. G. Bald
win."
Answering this advertisement,
nearly score of women went to
work here today painting houses
for Baldwin, a contractor who has
had trouble with the local unions
recently. The women are to re-
ceive $1.75 per day.
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THEY WORKED
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
TOPEKA, Kan, May S.-Fifty
small boys who carried water to
the elephant at a circus showing
here are undergoing the soap and
scrubbing brush treatment today,
Each of the boys on his right
forearm bears the inscription, II
worked" IL was stamped there
in indelible ink by the circus man.
ager In lieu of pasteboard admis-
sion tickets. Despite the scrub
bing it will remain until the
wearers grow a new crop of hide.