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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-09
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Sonntag in bena4barten Seeu uno
ssluifen ertrunten, snttueoer betm gds
ben ooer in 5olge oes llmihlageHs
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no lie umtamen, iiuo:
u rtbur 0olan, q Sabre alt, BON
ct, QauI; Gus 6ammer pon Wtinueaz
pofis; gbeiter appt, q oon Ct. Yaul
uno Soi. Daters BON Stiupoter IN
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16dter BON Otto 8rpfe IN gimtoji,
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pbinu Sanoers, 18 uno 20 Sabre alt
unp syofn RenauIb, 20 Sabre alt, 0uz
lutb; SoTepb 2eTapr, 20 Sabre, Warts
nette mis-. in Wlenominee. WliA.;
Sobn Wlc@ider aus pittsburg in Oco.
npmopoc, Wis.; Wm. u. Donna, 26
Sabre, aacroFe. Wis.; 2nnn 4ueH
"a Sabre, Bruce. Wis.; 6arrp grtcs
bon WauIdu, Wts. uro Surrp Stes'
man BON Stursson Ban.
Morb ober Selb itmorb?
glepelano. 8, 8. Suli. -
en- eiuem Wdlohen beim 9orbor
0arf purpe Rontag bic 2eihe einsl
autaetleibeteu iuneen 5rou NIT etnet
auaelpunbe i'm aopfe oufssfunosn
Sn Der Rdbe Der 2eihe lag etn Reool
Der, bic Qolisei lit aber nod MD
ihllf5is, oh Elm Wioro ooer SeIbit
, moro porIiest. Cine 9iiitsntarte Il
| Der SaIhe Der linbstanHssn :ras Del
gsamen 5eo Geroman.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-09

SUUULu IuYLelI, tlIlScplA plAltSth' ~~tbtAN
in bem YFQb Der RebeQentolonne lie
oen mebrere Wormonen GoIonien nit
ungefd6r 1000 ginpobnern. Cine
plinosrung befur6tenD, baben Die
8oloniItsn al ibr 8ieb unb tbre ion>
it9e Sabe na6 golonid Wtorslos gea
bra9t, no fie bereit iino, eOentuea ben
RebeQen Wiberitanb 3u leiften. sic
iino gut nit Waffen unb Wtunttion
perie6en. W1an bdlt bic Sage oortIelbit
fir cine febr ernite.
U2an glaubt, oub es am Dtenitug
bort gu einem Gampf tommen piro.
Die RebeIIen beiebten pdbreno bes Soa
gss. obne uuf Btosritano 81 itoben,
8artspa, aus tpel6er Staot ftA Die
Regierungstruppen 3uriit3ogen.
Die Rebelen forberten lDdbrenD bes
5ages bic 4oloniiten, 20 Uleilen ent@
fernt, auf, ibnen bret Bugenlabungen
U&ais gu liefern, Die Imerttdner Delz
gerten iih absr, bies gu tbun. Der
RebeQenFii6rer lieb lie bann benahrthz
tigsn, DaB er cine Nbtbeilung 5ruppen
| Ihiten Derbe, bic ben Wtais gepaltz
! fam fortnebnen unb eine 2ulttung
| odfiir uusitelen tpurben. Die Solonis
iten antportsten, bab lie tdnpfen
fpirben, ebe lie aud nur Elm pfuno
Uidis hergeben pilrOen.
geinabe bic 5Glfte Der 5ruppen
beg Generals Sunjine3 lit nah 4gud
prieta suriidgetebrt unO bic anoeren
! fteben nur 20 Ufeilen bon Der StdDt
entfernt. Die &ommanbeure Der Res
oierunqstruppen alauben, DdB Nguo
lgrieta anqegriffsn peroen ion, uno e
perben aQe 9orberettungen our Der
tbsibiaung Der Stubt getroffen.
II Gs pirb bier 6erihtet, baB General
5uertu in CHIHUAHUA me6rere perfo:
men, bic bic Rsbellion unterittst Rd'
ben, srI6isben Iieb, burunter ben Re
botteur Der 3eitung 81 Wpnitor" uni
eiuen Selegraphtiten.
SpGnieu per prt6t o1I
. Neutralttdt 3u N q bren.
U1aorib, 8. Suli. Yer premtel
G1adleias ertIdrts am Wtonta9 in et'
rem Snterpisp, OaB bic itrengiten BE
feble gegebsn poroeu Ieien. jeoe por
tuei.iifae BsritDOrung auf ipant
: fhem 9e6ist 3u unterDriiten unb all
; 95iibrer uno RitiduIoigsu gu perbaf
ten.
Die unterbre6uug oes 5eIsgrap9ei
bon ahos in 5plge oes Ropali1ten
aufItanoes in 1ortugal Derurfoht Il
Geanieu empfinblihe Storunger
> ran legt aber Der Serpegung penl
!. geoeatunq BEL uHo gluubt. bab Il
.. tbatidalid i6on pieber ibrem gu
, iummenhruh na1e lit.
Cffi3isQe 3epeihsn aher, bic OIL
Srerie uno 0erin eingetroffeu 1tnt
entbolten bic Welbuug, oaB 3tDet ap
lounrn BON ie 300 Monar4iiten ar
Sorntuq 4beno in ben portugieIiihe
|. gerGen tampirten. Gtnige perige 3u
Iammenft0Be 5pif6en oteien Eolpr
nen unb portusiefiiaen 1ruppen un
> berittener golisei bubeH itattgeIunoer
aber otne ieoli6es Reiultdt.
: Der giirgermsiIter elmer onoers
Staot an Der portu9ieIif6en Grenl
bat oemeloet, bdB 300 berittene Dol
: tugieItite RopaIiiten Dorbeigstomme
: Ieien.
Rar oIaubt bier. oaB bic WofFs
Der pcrtuqieitIter RopaIiiten in Spt
> nitr angeferttgt puroen uno u,
:, Ipriinglid fir bic ReooIutiondrsn
:, Werito uno gdraguap beitimmt pc
= rem aber BON ben portugieIIlhen II
." bellen anastauft ruuroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-09
Die Walonen in 9eIgien iireben domls
nifsratipe 9rsunung Don ben
s5laml1nbern an.
Das Gnbe bes Gam n1orra :
Nrpaeffes.

Diterbo, Stalien. 8. Suli. Vim
Monias gabeH bic Gei4rporenen thren
Wabripru6 in bem Gamorra Vros
asB ab. Veun Der Nneetlagten nurs
ben einitimnis Idulbig bsfunneH,
Gsnnoro Wuoeplo nno lsine Drau ers
moroet su boben, unb bic iibrigen fpurs
ben ihulpig bsFunbsn. Mitslieber elmer
9srbreherborbe setpeien su ietn.
gorrabo Gortino tpurbe beiotr
Rorbe ituIbis befunben; Titoln
Waorra, antonio Gsrraoo unoDlariano
De gennaro tpurbe Ihuloig befunoen,
OuoeoIo. unb 8iuieppe SaIoi, ME
aud Gorrcoo Sortino bic JrGu 0uos
coIos ermorbet Al baben.
auh bic anftifter Der Rorbtbdtsn.
einld,lieBlih Gnrico 2llfano 9iopdnnl
Ropi, De Wsnrinas unb 4nbere ipurs
ben sbtnfd[s fir fnuloig eriIdrt.
Gbe bic Gei6norenen ibren Wahrs
fprud dbadben. proteiiirie 4lfano
nod .inmal, oab er unihuloig isi.
Sd babe fein 0erbre6en bsgons
gen. fdgte er. .Jn Der 1hot, melH
ormer Gruber tpurbe buhit1blih ers
mcrbet, tpdbrero er i'm 8efIngnib
Iab. unb i6 felbit mare eebro9enen
Gersens seitDrbsn, tpenn ih ni9t aas
msiHe ssrGfte unb Stlbftbehtrrihune
oufsebpien battle, um meine ehrenpous
syreifprehuns erieben su tOnnen. Dis
OeiHporenen f5nnsu iih bon tinem
fcln infamen Werleumber ME Mbbotte.
maggie nint irrefiihren ldRen.
Giononni Rdpi. Der S6asmeiiit,
Der Gamorro, fagts: Sd befanb mid
i'm auslonb. fielIis mid aber frsifntll;t
ben Neborhen, mit,au bic Gershtig'
felt meines Qanbes perlaHsno.'
Gorrnbo Gobino iagte: .Wir iini
islne W0rber, fono<rn rDerbsn sernor'
bet
Oennnro Jbe[Io. bas 5dupt Der Ga
mora In ben peirpinnifheH 00rfsrr
fngts nit rptbgeipeinitn Mnssn: De
gtoatsonDaIt hoi bic seseu MIDI erbo
b<nen Nntlnsen suriitgs5ostn. Sd
babe dter fiinf Sabre i'm Gsfdngnil
5ugebrodt unb $4,000 DerIOrtn
Msein 6dus iit Sriscri tporben uni
meine s5rnu in ssbrotsnen GerSsnl
o<isorben. Wsnu ih frtigeloHen rper
Be, nerbe i6 ein 9ettier isin..
abbaitemoesio. Der Giaats5euss
bebielt Bic gum iebten ausenblid feiH
unerfniitterHdk Rubs unb isinel
GIeihmutb: Sd babe bic abfolui
Mobrbeit ssfogt.4 foste er. lid tam
ieiu ein5iges Mort .3nriidnebmen; not
finb bic Ul0rher Guoeolo's.
Der pxdIibsnt bts GeriGts fprac
fofort. nnMbem bic Gefnucrenfn be-
Mobrfpruh cbsesebeH botttn. ba
llrtbeif aus.
Gorsino, Gsrroto. Galpi. Wlorr,
81 Gennoro. Alfano, aapi unb 9
Uaarinos nurben 5u je 30 SABRE
3u6tb1us unn 81 3sbnidbriger poli
DtiiiberndGuna mad ibrtr Grtilai
funa, perurthtili; bic N,nttio 5u ssb
1ntren unb 9 Wonattns 3uhtbau
nnb 5ebn Sabre Ianstr poIiSeiiibsr
ipa9uns; Mifrhtost - Sebn Jabrs
9u6ttaus umb bret sabre pclise:
aberiro6uno; WitoSsi bsf pritfel
~ jieben Satren 3u9t1anl unb 1iu'
.Sabeo lsaees Qsi9si0tssuad1ne ~
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20

Giir Ohio, bns peitiihe ptnns
fpIDanien, Weit Wireirien unb Sn@
biona: @elegentlider Stridresen am
Dienitag unb rpabriheinlid am Wtitt@
,pph. Giiplife Winbt.
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Dsriuben abtrmals in cas nornlide
poriuaal ein3ubrinssn.
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Die merisaniffe RebelleHdrmee nah
bem Stdate Spnora untertptgs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-09

Muslano' o'Selegrapb
Der gamorra=proSe6 su enOe,
Neabbem CT beinabe atpei
Jabre gebamert.
Nenn Der Anseflasten 5n ie 30
Sabren 3udtbaus perurs
tbeilt,
Wsbrer. su s.bu Sabrtn, Der prieiter
Dito53i gu Iisben unc Der Reis
gu fiinf Jabren.
9ie portusieiifden WonardiiisH
Deriuhsn abermals in ods norolids
portuaal einsuorinssn.
Die meritanifte Rebeaendrmse mad
bem Stadte Spnora untertegs.
Ser beutlne adiier nit oem ytieoer'
idrsiben fsiner wlsmOirsn
befddftist.
Die beutIhen SOsialiitsn ptrbreitet
cine 5luef4rift.
Die sssen ben Militorismus &c
yidt.t 1T.
Di. DaQonen in geIgien itreben oomi
niftratiDe 9rennuns Don ben
Jlaml9noern an.
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Sfa9Oem CT beinabe atpei
Jabre gebamert.
Wenn Der Anseflasten 5u ie 30
Sabren 3udtbaus uernr.
tbeilt,
Msbrsr. su sebH 5ahrtn, Der prieiter
DitOssi su iieben uno Der Reis
5u fiinf Sabren.

9ie poriusieiifaen WonardiiisH
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DE sssen ben Militarismus sss
yidt.t 1T.
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Die beutf4en Gosialiiteu ptrbreiten
cine syluefdrift.
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Ser beutihe aaiisr nit bem gsieosrs
ldrsiben ieiner Wlemoirsn
bef1dftist.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29
Taft Wins Fight For
Mdlana DeLegafes

INDIANAPOLIS, March 29.-Presi-
dent Taft has won his fight for con-
troll of the Indiana delegation in the
Republican national convention.
Eighteen OF the 80 votes the state
will cast, today are pledged to the
president in hts struggle for re-nomin-
alton. Eight are pledged to Col.
Roosevelt. Yesterdays five district
conventions increased Tafts total
four and Roosevelt's six. Two con-
gressional districts have not yet
named their delegates
---'s5f he result I'm Indiana with its far
reaching influence, because of the
states pivotal position in politics,
means the denomination OF the presi-
dent on the first ballot in the Chicago
convention, said Harry S. New, Re-
publican national committeeman from
Indiana and Taft leader, here today.
Il believe that two of the remaining
four delegates 10 be selected will be
Instructed for the president. giving
him 20 or the states 80 votes"
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29
EX-CONDUCTOR SUING
ID. II. II. GRILLED HARD

Walter Russell Miller. the yousg
man who says that the ID, u. r. In.
jured his reputation when IL dismiss.
ed him from his position and charged
him with being the member of gang
which came TO Detroit during State
Fair week in 1907 for the purpose OF
beating the ID. u. r.. spent an uncom-
Portable hour, Friday, on the stand
in Judge Van Tiles court, where he
is suing the company for Islander
Miller was being cross-examined Se-
garding the recommendations he pre-.
sented to the company when he was
given the position, and was forced to
admit that one of the testimonials as
70 his character was written by his
wife and the other by his brother-in-
law. These admissions were made
only after severe crossexamination
at the hands of Attorney A. B. Hapi.
in which Judge Van Zile joined.
Miller also admitted that he took
employment with the ID. u. X. under
the name OF Walter Russell, while his
right name is Walter Russell Miller.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29
Indiana Man Denies
RO0sepeH'S Charqe,


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March %
Charges made by Col Roosevelt at
Fort Wayne, that majority for him
in the Republican state convention
here. have been overcome by fraud
and corruption, We're denied by Jo-
seph b. Healing, Taft leader. Keal-
ing was mentioned by name BY
Roosevelt as being implicated in tho
alleged fraud practices
The charge made by Col Roose-
welt and his managers that there were
200 delegates unseated in the Indiana
Republican state convention last
Tuesday, Is absolutely unfounded,"
said Healing Col. Roosevelt has
been grossly mlsinformed or he is
deliberately telling an untruth. The
delegates were selected fairly and
none were unseated. No large sum
OF money came into Indiana to help
the Taft cause. either from WaIl-st.
or from the pockets OF disgruntled
millionaires or people who wanted 10
get rid OF President Taft because they
feared the law. The Republican party
in Indiana is not now nor never has
been controlled by the interests
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29

they expect to secure two score more
and the following week To get the re-
naming number necessary to control
the convention. Next week they pre-.
dict additional delegates I'm districts
In North Carolina and Georgia. For
the week beginning April 3. they ex-
pect to get New York's big quota.
with Vermont's. Kentucky's. Michi.
gans and Pennsylvania delegates. In
addition TO scattering delegates from
various district conventions, the Chi
cage primaries St.-Lnnis- ward pri-
mAries, Hawaii and others. The pre-
diction was made that with the radi-
cal progressives in Nebraska divided
between Roosevelt and LaFollette.
President Taft might win there.
An Endorsement of the TAFT Alas
kan policy is expected tomorrow when
the territory's convention is expected
10 pledge it's two delegates TO the
president, Taft's friends today in
sisted that the preconvention cam
paign was practically over, and that
Tafts denomination was absolutely
assured.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29
HoHser Says Interests
Are Back of Roosevelt

DENVER. Colo, March 29,-"Theo
deEe Roosevelt is backed by the same
interests which are supporting Presi'
dent Taft The steel trust is back OF
his campaign and his boom was start
ed by steel trust man in order "a
split the progressiyes backing LaFol-
lette II is the biggest political game
that has ever been attempted In this
country
With these words w. l.. Houser,
manager of the campaign OF Senator
.aForlette. attacked Theodore Roose'
Welt today. He is on his way TO Call
fornia, where LaFollette will speak
in April
Houser said Roosevelt is not pro-
gressive and has shown ii in his acts
as president of the United States.
IL say that Roosevelt's boom was
started by the steel trust Every one
knows il originated in Ohio through
the agents of Dan Hanna of the steel
trust They hoped TO draw people
from I.aFollette this way" he con-
tinued.
IF LaFollette does not win the
nomination this year he will be back
in four years. or even eight years.
Sentiment for him has grown stead
lily In every state where preferen-
tial presidential primaries are held
he will go in and fight for the peo-
pie, He wants to stand as the repre-
sentative of the people, not OF ma
chine-packed conventions.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29

from magnetic coils placed at the base
OF the grooves. The 40-pound weight
then rests on the electric cushion,
held only in place by the brushes.
At intervals along the track are
solenoids, large coil magnets. which
loop over the railway. like small tur
nels. When Bachelet turned his direc,
current into these solenoids the sus-
pended car was instantly attracte1
and leaped forward toward the next
solenoid like a projectile shot from a
high-power gun. Bachelet reversed
his current and the car sped back
ward
The inventor says that IL would be
possible, though not practical, 10 run
train OF cars 1000 miles an hour over
railroad so constructed. He says
that a train could be run. practically.
300 miles an hour.
Bachelet has been so near starva.
ton during the past few years that he
has had to borrow quarters from DAY
TO day, and many time he has walk
ed 10 miles TO Mt. Vernon from New
York, because he did not have the 30
cents railroad fare.
He was once employed as city cleo
trician at Tacoma, Wash, He has
lived in this country % years.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29
LAWLESS ELEMENT is
GAINING UPPER HAND
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heaval. and that Uncle Sam may yet
intervene TO protect Americans.
The state department today official
ly announced that shipment OF 1000
Krag-Jorgensen earbines and rifles to-
gether with many army revolvers for
hand-to-hand fighting. and plentiful
supply OF ammunition, was dispatched
yesterday on the Ward liner from
New York for Vera Cruz, consigned TO
Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson, at
Mexico City.
The arms are to be issued by the
ambassador TO responsible Americans
in the Mexican capital, who will pre-
pare TO defend themselves in case an
outbreak of anarchy occurs. Dis
patches OF the gravest import are be
lieved to have been sent by Ambas-
sador Wilson TO the state department
here. The City OF Mexico is NUT
tering volcano. kept from an eruption
OF mob violence against foreigners
only by the presence of large body
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29
STRUGGLING SCIENTIST
INvENTS ENGINE THAT Gan
GO 1000 MILES AN HOUR
Grizzled Frenchman, Near Pow
erty Long Time, Defies
Law Of Gravitation
HIS CAR WEIGHS 40 POUNDS.
Is Constructed of Aluminium and
Steel and Is Suspended Be
tween Three Grooves
HIS CAR WEIGHS 40 POUNDS

NEW YORK. March 29.-Emils
Bachelei, a grizzled Frenchman, living
in obscurity and for long time neat
10 poverty, but for 20 years a patient.
J though unschooled deliver into the hic-
den mysteries OF electric forces, has
just demonstrated to the wonderment
OF the scientific world an invention
which actually defies the seemingly In
flexible law OF gravitation.
In his shabby laboratory in Mt Yer
non, N. ". Bachelet exhibited his won
derful device to party of interested
friends, he having received on the
previous day his basic patent rights
Only few weeks ago the government
patent experts believed the man out
OF his head.
The performance In the laboratory
was weird. At the touch of a button
they saw 12-pound metal weight ris-
ing In mid-air, resting solidly on AZ,
invisible cushion of electric current.
They placed their hands on this
weight and pressed down. The weight
wobbled and squirmed upward. like 4
hollow ball on water.
Bachelet made these experiments
merely to demonstrate the new scien-
tifc principle which he has adapted TO
q transportation device so wonderful
az to make imagination reel.
He explained that the principle is
that Of electromagnetic repulsion, just
the reverse of the wellknown electro
magnetic attraction. The boy with
his horseshoe magnet knows that IL
will pick up needle. Bachelet has
found an alternating electric current,
or wave, that drives the needle away
from the magnet-drives II into the
air.
Scientists have pursued this fugitive
idea for many years. Tom L. Johnson.
late mayor of Cleveland, who was a.,
inventor, experimental with the priv
ciple of electromagnetic repulsion.
but never perfected 1t.
Bachelet discovered that while the
direct electric current strongly at
tracts metals, the alternating or inter-
rupted current will repel metals, par
.ticularly aluminium and brass.
Combining the attractive and repel-
lent forces he has constructed a 80
foot miniature railroad on which runs,
at terrific speed, car which has no
<Rheels, no motor, no brake, and which
moves practically clear Of all except
atmospheric friction-foated like a
ship In the ocean In an electro-mag-
netic field,
This car weighs 40 pounds and is
CONSTRUCTED OF aluminium and steel. IL
II suspended between three grooves,
two below and one above. Brushes at
tached to the car run In the grooves,
but there is practically no friction at
these points Of contact, and these
brushes are merely to guide the car.
The car Is levitated by alternating
currents sent into the bottom grooves
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29
ASSa1b Bosses
In 81. Louis Speech

LOUIS, March 23.-6of RUUse-
welt stated his case yesterday TO the
people OF Missouri. He made five
speeches in this city and another in
East st. Louis in which he explained
his political doctrines.
In addition TO making six speeches.
he attended breakfast, luncheon and
dinner. issued two statements, sent a
message to the Illinois senate. Gov
cred large part OF the city in his
jaunts from place to place by auto
mobile and between times found OPP
portunity to go over the political situ-
alton with the leaders OF the Roose.
Welt campaign in Missouri.
Col. Roosevelt's main speech was
delivered tonight in the First Regi-
ment armory.
Discussing The right OF the people
to rule" he said in part
II insist that in ali government. es-
pecially in popular government, there
must be control. and IL control does
not come from within IL must come
from without I hold that as whole
our people can govern themselves
great deal better than any small set
OF men can govern them
The attempt has recently been
made to improve on Abraham Lin
coins statement that this is a gov
eminent OF the people. for the people.
by the people As substitute there.
for Il is proposed that this govern
ment shall hereafter b a government
of the people, for the people, by a
representative part of the people
1T is always a dangerous matter
to try TO improve on Lincoln when we
deal with the rights and duties OF the
people. and this particular attempt
at Improvement is not a happy one.
I'm substance IL of course. means
nothing except that this Is TO be a
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29

formation" was the reply.
Again Thompson asked the ques-
ton. in way that indicated ne
would permit OF no lodging.
1--WE want some one to do TINS
whose finding would be perfectly
legal" was the reply. You have not
complained TO The railroad commits
sion. although there IS law pre-
scribing the way of going about THIS
thing"
Aid. Tossy I'VE would be better
satisfied, am sure. IL We were backed
by the law in this thing. It's oil
very we'll for us TO pass resolutions
for Effect have done that myself
but the audit should be backed up by
the commission"
THOMPSON understand then we
can't go any further"
Now. Mr.. Thompson, your &C
eountant couldn't make satisfactory
appraisal" said Brooks, blandly.
THE questions asked here are absc-
lutely silly, am sorry TO say. with
out an appraisal being made.
Thompson: "You have an APP
praisal of your express property VIII
you let us see tnat!
I'VE don't want you TO accept our
. figures" replied Mr. Brooks eve
want you TO find out for yourself IN
the lawful way"
I'VE just want to know what the
gross earnings are, that's all" said
Thompson. I'VE don't want TO make
rates. The ID. u. r. has the neces
sary data for this right down there
In It's Office. Mr.. Bullock would II
be possfbfe FOR you 70 go down there
without 10 or IL men and without
disturbing their business and Obtain
that information?"
II wouldn't want TO So withou
first making a survey OF the work re
quired," replied Bullock.
Il am willing to let your accountan
do that" said Mr. Brooks. But In
telling you ii won't get you anything
You have got to take everything int
consideration"
There was just a sign OF breai
In Mr.. Brooks suavity as he contin
ued: 1T has been made TO appeal
as II we were conniving down there
to keep the public out Of our affairs
There has been nothing OF the kind
Our business is just as public al
yours. There's nothing you can't ge
from us II you go at 1t legally"
Deimel: He's hit the nail on The
head /"
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29

government OF the whole people by
a part OF the people
we have had such government
in various parts of this Union from
time TO time, and, stripped of VERDI
age, il simply means a government
OF the people by the bosses, a gov
eminent OF the whole people against,
instead of for the interest OF the
whole people by party OF the peo-
pie which does the bidding of the
holders of political and financial
privilege.
Here in the United States expert
ence has shown that the effort to
substitute for the genuine rule of the
people something else always means
the rule of privileges in some form
or other, sometimes political privi-
lege. sometimes financial privileges,
often a mixture OF both"
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29

ing force OF the rebels Today he is
pushing his forcer toward Torreon
with Salaer. Campo and Louis
Fernandez in pursuit The latter
have more than $500 rebels. twice
the number of Aubert's command
Atotonilco was badly damaged in
yesterday afternoons artillery battle
and portion OF the town was burn
ed. Today. the rebels say ALBERT VIII
be again surrounded and that they
expect to effect the capture OF bis
command.