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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-04-27

We hereby certify that the foregoing No
allowed
the
meeting the Beard County
H. STUFFLEBEAM,
T. R. JONES'
j.
Commissioners.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-04-27


Claims against the Counly were at
this time allowed on the current ex-
pense fund amounting in all to the
sum of $13,416.94, said claims being
numbered from l to- 256 and the
amounts being set out in the proper
columns of the allowance book at
pages SO to 81 and the clerk is here
by directed to draw warrants for the
amounts of such allowances.
Claims against the county were at
this time allowed on the road fund
amounting in all to- tbs sum of
$3,248.41, said claims being number
ed from l to 1853 and the amounts
being set in the proper columns Of
the allowance book at pages lis to-
III and the Clerk Is hereby directed
TO draw warrants fer the amount of
such allowance
Claims against the County were at
this time allowed on the Bridge fund
amounting In all to the sum of &c.,
263.S8, said claims being numbered
from ! to 1917 and the amounts being
set cut in the proper columns Of the
allowance book at pages 178 to 179
and che Clerk is hereby directed to
draw warrants for the amounts Of
such allowance.
1t is ordered that this Board do
now adjourn.
w. A. STUFFLEBEAM,
]. T. CARRUTH, Clerk, Chairman.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21
Tettete Siele ppiil Euoc.

8. g. Wtpc bon Mpd. Nrf., glallbt,
SaB CT ndbrenb iciner 25siGbrigcn
@%rfabrnne i'm neutrality-suspicious. piclc
Sebet 9crettet bat. .@as ib ifets
aernc tblic", Ihrcibt CT. lit. Or.
Sings Melu DISCOVERY fir idipade,
iuebc Hunge1, ihlimme @rfdltunecn.
Sciierteit, b~artnGdigc Suiten, 60
Grippe, Group, Iitbma mo mnbcrc
Slftrnbrcnleiben 81 cmpfcblcu, ba if
iid,cr bin. Dob cine Injnbl meircr
Ta6barn MIR bcsbolb nod am 2cber
nnb 9einnb iiub, neil Tie meincr
8atb. ricie Mcoi5in 5l gcbraltden,
bcfpl9tcn. Sd claude lpirflidb. Dat
lic ods bette Sals@ unb .2unacns Self
mittcl iit, bas berseitcat ipirb." @l
lit lcidbt 81 bciuciiem bab CT 8edt bat
Solct Gnd, cine freie YrobefloSdc
cber cine geipDbnlide 50 Gents obei
$1.00 Slaide. @arantirt bon z. "
8uetc. $50 @taiu Strabe, Sus
bllqiic, Scipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21
c@aHer-G lefantem."

Gin ungenobnlid)es Sntereiie ers
regt in neiieiter 3eit Die Nad)rift bon
Der Gntoeding elmer nelleit slrt bon
S1lgetDieren i'm aongoltaate, Die bon
ben oortigen Gingeborenen oils .@al.
icrs@lefanten" bcSeidmet meroen.
Sc Ietit, ein 9eamtcr be5 Barrier
Mllieunns fir Naturaeid)id)te, beri6-
tet, baB er arl norOlid,en Stronoe bes
Sees 2eopolo III. flint ipld)e Sbiere
babe ms @aiier eeben ieben. CT
id)Gst ibrc Sobe l~ilgefdbr nllf I 4i5
Weter. Sic boben fiirSercn Hiiiiel,
fleinere Sbrcll. aber perbGltniBnldbig
lGngere SGlie ais Die gen0bnliden
Glefantcn, ideinen aber Der STOP
SGbnc Su entbebren. Son anocrer
Seite miro oara::i bingeipielen. oaB
oieie Ycid)rcibung Der @aiier-@ leian-
ten fait senaii otf oas bon Or. an-
brem reItanrirtc EalGomaitoOon, clio
alf elm CHER sutrifft, oas in Sapum,
elmer ultGgpptiid,elt Eropin5 peitlid)
pom Nile-iu Der criten 3eit Der
INSTRUMENTATION gelebt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21

tetc fiir bas @elhled,t Scr ~eeirdbieen
@einihGolinge cine &ataitropbe.
Iuh Die pilanSlifcll aranfbeiteli
bfelt Die Come bintdn itnb 10 mlid)s
Elm @ein berail, nie man i'm uic!e,
piele Sabre niht bat.reifcu ieben, mo
Der prddtige Spdtbcrbit begiinitigte
nod ieine SiiBe ntb sScinbeit. 9urd)
manterlei giinItige ltntitdnhe blie5
and Der IreiS bes &otbmeins Elm gils
fer, mnb Der @eib,peitL. ben maj, 10.
ebell an Die Setter brinet, Diiroe 5l
Hreiien m%ifgefouft, Die, nm lugelt
mir. Die ieiner Site entipreden. Die
Glteiten @inSer erinnern iih nidt
mebr. Dab man fir 40 9iter Woit 40
Marf erbieIt, itnb Dies lit bel,er Der
ssall. Siel @olo iliebt beiler in Die
Tfal5. ein5elne fleinc @emeinOen
merbei, cine Wilion eiltnebmel1. Iber
man fnnit es olid) ~not5menOig broii.
den, BENT Sdu!ben BON Sabren iiro
nb5utra9ert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21
,,gnihnr, MpKi5 :.

Sn Der YStraBblirger Goit" cr5dblt
elm Sffisier aus Iiilbau5en folsenbes
.artiee" @eidi6tdJen: sd rift oics
Ier Gage seeen 5 l1br burf bas @eiils
balllen benodbartc Sorffcn 8iebis>
beim, u1o 5lpar in flottem Srabe, ba
es iebr. nad Heeen nnsiab nno Sfero
unb Heiter beimipdrts brdngten. Gin
Sienitmdbhen ober 8aliernmdoden.
bas ani4cinenb iebr eili9 mar. itiir5tc
aus cinem fleiuen 8aiiernbdusden
auf Die Strnbe, cinen eroBen elmer
in ciiler 5urlb unb udrc iait sc9cn
mcin Yierb gelaufcn. Saib crid)ro>
den, balb ~bcluitist, iab tic 81 mir
bcrailf, ais id) iofort mcin Tferb
pariertc unb bann, 9leidaiam ent>
~ifnlDiscnb ipcaen bcs e%inseiagten
Sdlrefcns, cb~enfalls ladei,b iagtc:
IN Abenp, Srdulcin!" Die bolbe
@aucrnfec antiportcte iofort lebbaff:
vSuidiir. IoiiD!" Saranf ih, ba
id serlc nit meiner 9eberrihnng
Sablrcid)cr Spradcn 5li rcnommieren
bic l%lntugenb babe: rGons ne inpeS
pas Idllcmanb. @nbempiiele?" Sas
2dfcln mid nit cinem peritdnbnibs
loien Gritnnnen nnb Die Intlport
rbd?" iiberraidte mid eini9crmabcn.
Sd fragte nbcr MN:
ga. peritcbn &c fe Sranseeih?"
sSh, WpiIiD, na>i fc 8ortlc!"
rTa. lpariIm iage &c benin bonz
jour, &oniicur?"
.&a,. mfr iait boh bier 10, 3 it'd
halt &c Mob bier!"
abr bes lid bod fran5ccih."
rSes is franseeiha 0cs ban i'd
nit scipibt, IoiiiD!"
nMa, bonn sntcn Ibenb. Srdmlein."
,8uIdnr, MoiiiD!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21
Gines gaters Iade

ipiirSe irsenb Senranb ~setrofien bas
ben, Der ben Sobn bon Yetcr 8onbp
bon Sontb Hodlpnob, Iid).. anges
sriiier bate. aber er iuar madbtlos
Dor chem Iafal bon Eierenleioen.
/. Aerstc fonnten linn nid,t belfen".
ihrieb er. .hesbalb gabcn mir ibm
sulcbt electric 9itters mn iein 3us
ItanS bate lid, mad, bem Wcbrarh
bon feds Slaid)en ipunSerbar ses
beiiert. @s III baS bette Gicrcns
Seilmittel. bds ih je geieben."
NiidcnIdmcr5en. @uttisieit. NerpDz
iitGt, Ippetitlciisfeit iparnen Dor
Nicrenleibcu. Die IN 8alierludt.
3ud~ertrautbeit pber Bright ider &ies
rcnfrdnfbcit cnben mpgen, Seth porz
iidtia: Hehmct electric Differs nnb
icip iid,er. Sebc Slaid,c earautiri.
80 Gcnts in Z. ". Muctc's Mpo>
tbefe. 656 Wain Str.. Subnquc, 50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21
8lGdlidDc Yials!

Nus Der Yial5 miro seihrieben:
@eum man BON Den tannenumfrGn5-
fen Bergen Der Soorot, Die iid) ianft
gegen oic @bene oes Hbeins abflu.
dell, binalls iiebt alif Die meitcn &eb.
fluren, Die iid) bis in Die Nieoerungcn
OeS Stromcs eritrcderl, penn man
ous 9eben mo Sreiben bel Der beuri.
gen @einleie beobaftet, Damn Der
meillt man, Oieie @egenoen miiBteti
reid iein, bier miiBtc immer iunfeln.
oes @olb Den 6leib Der 9ewobner
lobnet. Gs mar aber nidt 10 in Den
letter sebn Sabren. Siel Seinoe bat
Der &ebitod, piel Aufmerfiamfeit er.
forbert icine Eilege, mnb piele Sabre
pergeben oft, ebe bas Slid einfebrt
in ole SGilier mrlb Siitten on Den
ouiflcn Serge, Der Saorbt. oas
@liid zines pollen Serbites. Sdppere
Sabre 5ogen iiber Die Sanoidait ba.
bin, Die 9totb febrte eiit in Die Silt.
ten Der aleinen, Die Gorge pobte oil
Die itpl5en SGilier Der @oblbabcnoen
nnb man 9in9 pieliod oaran. ole Ne.
ben o%llsSllballen. Sbit-. @eercn. uno
Sporgclbau b~reitetc lid ans mo bot
cinigen Grios. Hm bat ipioer allies
erporteu Der oicsiGbriac belize Som.
mer Den @in5ern sebolien. Sbr
i6limmitcr Seino, Der S~oucupurm,
hattie ihlimmc Soften bel Der ienaen-
Den Sisc, cr fonltc unh fcliutc MIDI.
%ouifommen, Die Somcngliltb beoeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21

ouilpciien. Sit %eriS funrte pie
ldrmfeinpIid)c Gciienbe fcititcIlcn, DAP
i'm c:gener Chauffeur III Ger Seit pog
tnnpp 212 Minitteu nidt pcniser
GlS 55 6upeniiglo!c CAB, niio mod
oa5u i'll ciner Snn5 nn%belcbteR Stro6c.
Sn ibrcnt, i'm nornc6mcu gSclreu ses
lc9cnen SonDoncr 9ottI 5dtltc nc alf
ibrcm @cobahtuugSpoitcn I'M 3in1mcr
5tpiid)cn $3.50 unb $3.50 IGcnos 4SS
SlpcnIi8nalc, pdDrenp lie cine
'Stltnoe ipGter III Der itiGen Scit bur
Dem Sbcaterfdlllb conItatierte. hoB inn
9ailic elmer balben Strmbc 656 Nal
Die Snpcn uuf her StrnBc ibrcu
Ilarnruf crIdaaeu Iicbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21
Die serani6ppaite stabt.

@rs. Siaac 9. Nicc lit o ibrer
Gurppafabrt, Die Dem 3ped galt. Or
%fubrungen iiber ben StruBenlGrm Der
cllropdiiden @rob1tdbte an Iammeln,
ipeben nad) Netp Yorf S~uriidgefcbrt
lnb riiitet it'd fir einen unfoiienben
Belo5ug ge9en Den rllbeitoretbcn
3drm. @rs. 8ice's ihlimmiter Scinb
lit Die IiItomobilbupc. Nuf @runb
ibrcr ec%ipiienbnften Stlibien in
europa lit lie gu Dem @reebnib gc>
lanat, bn6 Yaris bcn Hnbm fir lid,
in Iniprud nebn1cn lam, llnter Den
gerdnI6polen @rpBitGbtcn an Der
SpiBc 81 mnridicrcn. Nn sipeitcr
Stcllc fol9t Soubon, an britter Gcfp
gprf. hns init bcm einc &luiic fir lid,
biloenbcn Berlin 81 bcu StGbtcii
5dblt, Die Den 9crin9iten StraBcnlGrm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21
Mit pffenem Viiier

tritt Gudb bic beiltraitige gr;enei cntsesen. Gs
iino oas bic berihmten ct. Bernard &riuter'
ihiimmiten Tdien BON Seber. NIB MierenleiSsn
Seiluns Su perifnife en-. Tieie Gtlen perbergeu
nidbt inter elmer ~lberSuderten ySlle idlarie.
inetautide B~etmi,dungen. tYie q. y. Euefiilber.
neil lie ebeu nidts enthalten. mas benz abrper
ihaoen tam. Sie metaniid)eu site, iuelhc bet
anbereu i0gelannten oalS nittel elm cine upriibers
gehenoe Grieid)terung peridanen. ben tranfen
8orper aber mir nod irehr nngreiien. iuoen i'd,
nidlt in ben ct. Bernard &riuterpilen upr, ion.
bern nur be beiltraitigften 9Hau,enidite. 10
Se6ers ober @ierenleioen nebittlren Spmptomen.
ipie aopiidbiner5en. Ratti3teit. Sdiudd,e e.
SdhiuinoeI, Ser5Gopieu, Yeritopiuns Appettt'
Giuen. fir % 9ent5 IN allen apotheten an baben,
ltno nid)t oarauf bered1tet. MIR cine oprliberles
henoe Sinberuns su idIaieH; lie no len ben
Mran'vn pe,sa. a M;1b 'p.u1 snh oas snm 1i,n,et
nit OH enenl Stiter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21

bon 500 Sub iiber ben Oaeal flie.
gello. miro bos 2idtt Bel flarpm &ct.
ter aiif cincn l;mtreis bon 100 Wei-
len nit Seihtigfcit jidtbar iein. s(ae
Sieie %prlidtsmabrcgeln 5elacit, oat
mir fir Die @elt nidt perloren geber:
poQen, lpellll mir es irgeuomie Der.
binOern fonrlen.
y0ieIer 3uitanh oollitdubieer Se-
reitidaft fir alle @pentliolitGten iii.
terId)eioet Die Sransntlantii1e Slug.
expedition bauptidhlif ocn allen
friiberen Scriu1en unb 8ldncu, Die
unternonlmer mllrOeli, Inn Ben Mt.
lontiiden Ssean auf Dem S,iftrpeee
81 freu5cn. lin bieie poaitanbige
9ereitihaft ST. er5ielen, haben mir
5iDei bis orei Sabre nnerm-iiOlh]er
slrbeit mn piilenid)aftIihen @peri'
menten geipiOmet itnb $4,000 biz
100000 III @eIo fir Gl6ile lliib Ole
Iusriiitling OeS @aapns ailsgegeben.
ebe mir fiiblten, bob mir geriiitei
iino, Die bebeutungspollIte biItorilde
Heiie lett Der Gntoefung Mmerifas
our6 Columbus an unternebmen."
Serr Or. @anS bofft, in Oieler
ISOLDE na6 SeutiGlan0 5uriiffebren
81 fonnen. ST muroe in Seem Dori
bon @opor @apnor empfangen, Der
lebbaftes SntereiIe iiir ben 2enfbal'
Ion ,Suharb" uno oeiien geplantc
2uftiabrt befilnoet. Iud) Dem Sa'
fen-aolleftor @i0iam 9oeb jr. itat'
tete Or. @nns cincn geiiih nh, i'm
iif Die n%otbmenbigcn Ssnformaticncr
iiber cine legole 2anoung bes 9al'
Ions, ieirles aargos unb ieiner BE.
mannntng aitf Dem @cbicte Der Ser.
Stnaten 5il beihoffcn. @origcn Mitt.
nod begab lid, Or. @ans nod @aib-
ilgtor, mo CT in Der belltifcn BOT
lf)oft porlprnd1 itno BON Er1iiOelli
Soit lno Slottcn.S efretGr Mepcr
cmpiongen mllrbe. Or. @ans gla,lbt,
obne beionOcre SdJwierigfeiten ar.
roneements treffen SIT fonnen, oat
nnerifanild)e ariegsidiffc, peld)e II,
Der NtGbc oes aurieS Ser ySiifarO"
frcitscn, angeipieien ipcrben, ifarfcll
9~liisllg nod bent 9uftid,iff Si baltell
uib linn Silfe 5,i leiiten, ipenn bas
%notbmenoie erideinen iollte. Or.
8anS elaubt a,,berbem, es brrd).
ieBen 81, fonnen, DOB eimeS Der ifnel-
leren 6obr5euge Der amerifoniid,cll
a%riegsmarine beiignirt miro, bic
,Sudaro" etlpa in Der Mitte bes
SSeans Sl treffen i1nb ibr oils Gs-
forte bis s,tr amerifaniiden aiiIte 81
oienen. &onig alpbons BON Spa
nien bat bereits Die Scriidcrruig &C.
seben, oaB Elm ipaniider Stronger
mad Seneriffa geid)idt lperoen miro,
Inn. Die ,Silfaro" bon BORT ans cine
Strede meit sl beeleiten. @s miro
altd) eripartct, bab 9eutidlanb einen
arel5er nad) Seneriffa ienoet, ba Der
&aiier bonn Iniong on oas lebbnf-
teite Sntereiie fiir bns fiibne Eroieft
on ben Gag gclegt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21
Bpm SpislsciGbrtcn ueruranni.

Sn finblident llrperlia,tb unb ans
2lilt ont GudlcE baban, mic man ais
6a0c bcricptet, In Hiebcrhobelcbcl,
(Yropin5 SofIen) 5pei iiebcnjdbri9a
9naben elm fi~infidbriBes Ido6cn 81
Sobe 9entartert. sic ipicltcn an ci@
uem &artofielfeuer. Sia SGer6 pade
ten Tie bas fleine &dbdlcu .ulc brads
ten CO 10 nobe on Die @h,th, DAB Die
5alt bericngt mltrhc. Su2 Ipiebcre
bolten lie 10 nil. bis Sas flcinc Bcicib
bas jGminerIid id)ric, it'll puroc.
GS Gr!rod)lcnc hin5utnmcn, ludr Bic
Sallt arr a0rpcr in iold)em llmfan9c
p%cr6rannt. Dos Die Slcine alsbalS
perid,ieb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21
lrdst bic SMnlb an picIen 9eiben

Sem ale 3eutc !piibten. bab ner>
nadldiii9te @c~ritopfllng ihlimm,e Ius
fdlc bon ltnperbaulihfeit. @elbiild)t
unb 2eberleibcn Sur Solse baben mag.
ipiirben tic sleid) Or. Sings Neip Sifc
8ilen ;,ebmen INN Der &erltopfnng
Gin &nbc MAIDEN. Sies lit her ein5ig
iiderc @e9. Sic beiten Yillen fir
@iGioiitdt, aopfifmer5en, Spspepiia,
Srpitfieber nm Sfipddc. % Gents
in z. w. 8uetc's @potbefe, 656
Wain Ctr, Subnaue. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21
@iberictt iid ben, falten Stabl.

SD ipiirbc feincn Nrst meinen
Sub abid}neiben laiien". iast 8. 8.
Gin pon gauton, Ohio. vtrosbem Gin
idredlid,cs @eid,luiir mir ieit bier
Sabrcn bas 9cben 5ur Ylase mndte.
NnItntt beiien beniiste i'd 8udlen'S
Iruifa Snlbe unb mein SUB mar balb
po~llitdnoig ecbeilt." Sic beilt
Guetidunacn, 8eid,ipiire. 8ranos
ipunben. ge5ema, Yinples. Siibner<
augen. Sic lit Dns iidcritc Seilmittel
fir Sdmorrbniben. 25 Gents in &.
". 8uctc's apotbefc, $50 Brain
Ctr, Dubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21
Sin an3nfrieSencr Grbc.

Nus &aterpiae, Sa1ios, perlcn.
tet: Die gfobri6t bon elmer Siertcl-
miQionenoollar : Grbi6ait permofte
nid)t, Den S~1iGbrigen Setter Sbel
ircroig ST. itimnlen, piclmcbr tc.
flngtc Der @rcis, Dab er iopiel @elh
crbtc, Dor Dem linn tbatidhlid) banee.
Der Grblniier ocs Oil eiiler llnbeils
boren aranfbeit bornieOerliegeuben
Malnes, Der lid, bisbcr burdl Slid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21

fang fiiiHmerlid ernGbrte, mar q. $.
Sbel, elm 9rllOer, Ser III Cos slnec.
les nit Sinterluiiung bon 100000
Iturb, Die er ieiilen 5mei 9riiOcrn Der.
mad)te.
-$-+-$--
Shon Wnnd,cr, Ser lici, lpurbe
iibcrbplt bon Gineut. Der binftc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21
H6tunq, Celer!
Eur Verbreitun9 gutter SNriften.

Ga npn satbulWben Glcrn immcr wrper nn gntc Seftire, hes
iomncrs nm quite GrSdblnnscn fir bic Smseno, bel ms ansefrast 'p,ra'
Daben MIR beihluNrn, nieGr Nahfragc DurG Gin entiprchenncs Nn5
gebnf 81 begcsnen. Wir babcn nuieren 9eerm cine gruRc, rcttbalfgc
Stne pm @ifhern ST. bieten, ans melder cine NnSmdbl ibnen febr iet~f
meroen iuiro. Gs limb alcS pDr5islibe @Scrfe Der befcn fatbplttden
Shrttneaer, nmb Gitern nnb &inSer, &nabcn nnb @faoden, Shneltnse
nno Snngfranen ionic Xebrer nnb 9cbrcrinmen f6nncn, obne @efaDr
trgenD efiuaS Nnt6fiaem 5m bcgegnen, etnes poer mebrerc ote'ef
Snher 81 Den anscacbeneu Ireiicn brett ppm INNS bsatepen'
tHoent tie ben @efclSettel ansfilcn, ben tic nntcn ftnoen.
gir niRen fein mirhamercs WStel, fir bic mDgidbt metfe Yer
breituns outer, fatbuIiiher Shniten einsntreten, as inoeu' ntf
nniercn Seieru anf bieie NeHe bic Mnihaffnna gutter Shruten, be-
ionoers snter Undertakings 2itcratmr, smnnal fatboliiher Gr5ablnn'
gen, m0glhhh erlcidtern. WeraDc jett, wp bic langen Wtnterabenoe
bennrfebcn. bhrfte iu pielen fatbDliihcn Tamiicn Hh has SepnrTntf
md i@Oncn. ipammenocn fatbolii&en Gr5abInnsex, Mopenen NM
Hpmanen, beiunocrs befnnoen. 3iebc Gltern! wenn Sbr Gnre &tnDer,
Defenders bic beranwahienbe, reere Smsenn serne int Sanaiienfreie
suiantnenhalten wuat, bann ieKet tic nit irscno elmer Der ipannenoen
Gr5dblnnaen, bic mir Gmh in Der nahfulscnben Cite uprlesen, nn ben
Sefetfh. 5haet on 8ehelsette nus, figt ben yeras bet NM
aoreiHrt: Boot 9ept, Catholic Erts. Gu, 9nbnaae. Soma.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-19
Congress Satisfied With
 Tdft's Mexican Programme
President Is Doing Everything Possible Under Circumstances There Is Closest CoOperation Between the Capitol and White House, and Taft Does Not Contemplate Spe cial Message to Congress On Situation
 At This Time

announced their intention of making an issue of the mobilization movement.
 In the House today Representative Gar rett Of Tennessee offered resolution di recting the committee on foreign affairs to investigate the Mexican situation with especial reference to conditions along the border. Senator Stone of Missouri of fered resolution of similar nature in the Senate, empowering the committee on for eign relations to conduct such an investi- gation. and he purposes speaking in sup port of it Friday. In the event of gem eral discussion it is expected then that the attitude of the Senate will be made clear.
 Senator Bacon of Georgia, ranking mi- nority member of the foreign relations committee eptomized the sentiment in Congress today when he said;
 An invasion of Mexico, designed for a limited and temporary purpose. might be like touching a match to finder box Under existing and threatening conditions great caution is necessary to prevent em- broiing this government in a conflict with Mexico, and I think that nothing less than the most extreme necessity would justify an invasion The consequences would be far-reaching,- and the end no one could foresee. In my opinion, every possible expedient should be employed to protect people without resorting to such extreme measures''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-19

Washington, April 1S.-While recogniz- ing the gravity of the situation in Mex ico, Congress leaders today appeared sat isfied that President Taft is doing every thing possible, and nowhere is there ap- parent the slightest disposition to inter- fere with his programme.
 It was learned at the close of a confer ence at the White House today, attend ed by Senator Culom and Representative Sulzer. charmen respectively of the Sen ate and House committees on foreign af- fairs, that President Taft for the pres ent at least does not contemplate send ing to Congress special message dealing with Mexican affairs.
 The President, however, Is keeping the leaders in both parties in Congress thor oughy acquainted with developments, with the result that the closest co-opera- ton exists between the capitol and the White House.
 Politics have been eliminated from the subject There is no disposition in either branch of Congress to demand of the President his reasons for sending the troops to the Rio Grande. Before Con- gress convened the victorious democrats
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-19
FEARS OF JUAREz ATTACK DISTILLED Scouts Report That Rebel Army Is Not in.
 Sight

Fl Paso, Tex. April 1S.-With only a small advance guard of the insurrectos at Bauche, 12 miles south of Juarez, feac of an immediate attack has been dis peled. This much was confirmed today by scouts reporting to General Navarro in Jaurez. No shots were exchanged.
 Contributing factors to this growing feeling of security is the completion os elaborate Notifications around Jaurez and extensive defensive prapartions within the city. News of the evacuation of Agua Prieta by the insurrectos and of the success of the federal in Sonora also has inspired the Juarez garrison with greater confidence. As result, excitement ia Jaurez and Fl Paso.. in so far as caused by fear of an immediate battle. is at :. low ebb
 Insurrecto officials state there are just few lesss than 300 insurrectos south of Jaurez. sThis force includes the com mands of Pascual Orozco. Jose De La Luz Blanco. Paoul Madero and Guiseppe Garibaldi. The latter. a grandson of the Italian liberator Is Madero's chief of staff. Garibaldi will lead the insurrectos if they attack Jaurez, according to the present plans, Madero remaining in Sa- pallo.
 This morning a courier who left Ma dero's camp yesterday when the insur- rectos had the upper hand in Agua Preta, arrived and quoted Madero as saying:
 "As soon as Juarez is taken we will send more troops to Agua Prieta."
 The statement that there was firing in the vicinity of Jaurez last night proved untrue. There has been no disturbance in that neighborhood since last Satur- day.
 Vincent Andreas, a young banker. re- turned tonight from trip to Bauche and asserts that Francisco I. Madero, leader of the insurrectos. is there in person.
 Pascual Orozco also is there. he says. with about 700 insurrectos. The rest of the insurrecto army is still in Sapallo Andreas says that the insurrectos have two other field guns besides the crude ones which they made in Madeira in the machine shops. One of them, he says. is a "five-mle gum
 Andreas said he knew nothing regarding insurrecto plans for an attack.
 The fact that Madero is so near Juarez will make 1t difficult for his father to meet him on his peace mission. The older Madero was to go from Chihuahua on the train to the town of Madeira and hoped to meet his son near there. Now, If he reaches his son he will have to travel overland a considerable dis tance from Madeira to Pearson before he can get train to bring him north. Meantime the battle of Juarez may be fought.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-19

tions on which the armistice will be granted.
 In the main the terms proposed are those made by the revolutionists. tt
 While it Is not presumed that the exact terms upon which permanent peace will be based have been agreed to, it is to be assumed that tentative promises of a character calculated to satisfy the rebels have been made.
 Although they lost the battle yesterday at Agua Prieta. sympathizers here declare that their position Is not yet so desper- ate as to make them willing to enter into an agreement In which all terms are made by the government.
 While no confirmation could be secured here tonight, rumor was current that the terms upon which the rebels would agree to end the revolt are the resignation of President Diaz within five months, the appointment of Minister de la Barra as president pro tenn pending the holding of q special presidential election and the in- mediate revision of the electoral laws.
 The minister of foreign affairs stated to day to n representative of the As sociated. Press that the Mexican gov ernment, in it's reply to the state de- partInent at Washington, with refer ence to the fatalities which had oc- cured during the first battle of Agua Prieta, expressed ity- rret and that II had offered to rel :. .Ae orders el- ready given to it's iers to avoid shooting in the dlr 0s.o of the Amer can frontier. At oScne time MT, De which had cause 'SeSfatalities in ques- tion were fred o.Sding to official in formation reos Q ss'by him, and which he declared - sorroborated by the press, by Ar Il filibusters, who he said, formed majority of the Lopez company of rebels
 In its reply the Mexican government expresses surprise at the procedure of certain subordinate American off cials," procedure opposed to the prac- tices of interna tional~law and contrary to the friendship which exists between the two nations.
 One of the incidents referred to was the reIfrted aid given by a police man to rebel in the readjustment of his rifle which had gotten out of order. The rebel is said to have handed his rifle across the line to the officer.
 The Mexican government expressed its conviction that the incidents grow ing out of the battle will not affect the friendly relations between the two na- tions.