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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-25
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esnb lit Der bon Der 9erfaHungszaonz
pention angenommene pdragrapb, Der
allen Dffsntlideu gsamten, Die ni6t
aus Der goltsipabl berDprgeben, feite
Mniteuung ii6ert. Dus eutipriht bsm
oeutihen Spitem, tpelhes Die undb~
ietbarteit Der 9eamtsn, auBer fir
8ereeben, Die oas GeIss anfiibrt, tonz
ftitutionsu feitlest. 0as fTt Die
grunblass Der muiterboften 8erDals
tuua in Teut'6lanb uno bdS nGms
lide SpItem iOIlts audi gum sIsihen
GrfuIge in oisfem 2anoe fii1ren. 9Ot
oiirfts es dnsebradt fein, einen Spes
3iolgsribtsbof fir 9eIhperoen ssgsn
lnesrehte abiesuns gu Ihaffen, I'm
bic lsste Spur poIitii6en ginfluHes
aus bem 0ertpaItuugsoienit 5u sut=
fernen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-25

raoitolen Menberungen empfieblt, ions
bern nur foihe Werbeferuneen, tpie Die
tbatidbliden 9erhdltniiis uno niht
iiberIpannte 9beorien iie tpiinIheas>
tpsrth erfheinen laTen. Hooiepslt ssbi
tbnsn gu tpeit. 5aft sebt tpsiter. als iis
piuihen. Semnah 5ieben lie ben
Mann nit benz Iangfamen 1empo Dem
Mann nit benz SturmIhritt DOR,
pispO6I fie, tpenn iie ibrem eisenen
WiIleu folsen tOnnten, etnen Riidz
fdrtttler por3i.ben tpiirben.
Gs 1T odber eine pouis unri6tise
Inihauung, penn man Iagt, oub
RooIspelt unb Saft ON entsesene
eeiesten goIen itsbsn. Ridtis pirb
bic SadIase barssIteqt, rpenn man
Iust, bab RpoIepelt am duberiten
Yuntte Der 2inie itsbt uno 5aft iih
in Der Wtttte bdlt. Mer Iafts 9ers
baItsn gu ben 8Dridldesn Der Raoitus
len obsr Rooiepeltianer i'm 8pngreb
psrfolgt, pirb bisie Iniiht beitdtigt
finosn. Wir tpouen gum Bstpeiie eis
niss 9eiIpisle berporbeben. Die
RopIeoeltianer psrIaRgten Elm 9eles
our GinfIbruns Der Gintpmmenitsuer.
Soft nabm aus benz 8runbe Stel>
lung bugesen, oab bds Sberbunoesees
ritt bic Gintommsniteusr fir unton.
ititutioneu srtIGrt bate uno es lei
feline @spdbr porbanben, oub cine neus
Gnti6eiouns anbers ausfalIsn puros
ssn 5olse o.Hsn ihlug er ben Wsittels
neg Elm. gr peranIaBte Den aonarsB
su elmer Refolution, peIde 0eIt9sn@
belt bot, bic Gintommsniteuer tonltts
tutioneu Su MAIDEN uno gu etuem 8es
ies.. pslhes bis 3ur Qnuahme Ger
9erfaHunss : Imenoements cine Rors
porationsit.uer srhsbt.
Dos anbers gsiipieI betraf bic Of
fentliten 2Gnbereisn. RooieOeIt bate
Minipnen BON Qtsru Der SeiieoeIung
sntsossn, I'm 81 psrhinoerR, ooB
pertbppls RaturIhdse benz 9roBtapis
tai in bic 5Gnoe fisIsn. 5aft croft.
nete Der geIisosIung oeisnissn 3dns
oereien, auf nsItsn nah geologti6sr
llnteriuhune iid teine iolhs ipsrtbs
ppII. Raturiddss befinoen.
Sn Der Gii.nbabnge'ss9sbung tpous
ten bic 5ortihrittIsr bic etfsnbabnsn
p6Qis entrebten. 5aft CAB bas nitt
All, ober beItdnb borauf oab Die Rshte
b.s 9pI.ss ii6srssiteut tperoen, mas
oud ee'h.ben 1T. cbns Die Giienbnhs
nen su sntredtsn. Setu Stanopuntt
1T, bab srtporbens Reats niht peitsr
besintrGdtiet tpsrben ioasn, als no
tbig 1T, um bic Rehts oes Bottles gu
pahrsn. Gr min bem aapttaI uno
benz @pIts esrehi perbsn.
Inter foIben 8erhdItuiiIen III IS
riat iib.rraitenb, baB Die Stonbpots
ter gu 5aft baItsu, nitt neil iis BON
ihm beaeiftert iino, ionoern neil iie
BON ibm cine gsrehtere Bebanolung
erpurt.n, als BON RoDieoelt. BenR
bic ReatiionGren etrpas perlongsn,
mas benz 8olts nadtpeilig III, sonntr
re BON 9af. sbenIo ipenig llntsrituss
una erparten, rpie BON HpoisosI',
ober re baben bic 9erpibkit, eaB
Saft linen niht osrpsigsrn niro, mas
tbnsn BON Rs6tsnsssn ssbiibrt, nab.
reuo ix bos BON RooieosIt befiir6ssn.
Demna5 III ss cine DOuis unsershts
Fsrtists gebouptung, baB saft sin
RsattipnGr 1T, rpei! Die Rsnttioudrs
Iieber gu ibm baIttn. oIs Su RoolsnsI:.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-25
Gin. Serihtisuns Ruuieuelts

Rooiepelt itsqt bic Qneabe bes Rom
grsb ReprGIsntantsn Garbuer O0n
WaTahuietts in Ibreoe, bab sr geiast
babe, Qortmer fperoe Dom qrdiioeutsn
3aft untsritiiBt, obsr er fiist bin5u,
oaB aae Qnbdnger oes prdiioenten
fir 2orimer eeitimn: Aatsn.
Mit grobem 9srsniigen tonitatirsn
mir, oab RooieDeIt ieinem atten Wafz
fsngsfGbrten 1aft ni6t sefliHentIit
llnreht tbun pia, Der ibm Elm trsaer
SsITer in oem Sample ssgsn groBtGs
pitaliitiihen lebermutb mar uub in
Der 8ertbeioiguns Der Redts oes Dol
tss. Ropisoelt perisst jeooh ieinsm
ebemaIigen aamsraosu sinen 5ieb.
inoem er iast, pub Iafts 4nbdnser
fir Qorimer geitimmt bab.n. Das 1T
furs grFs niht polis ben Ibatiatsa
gemGB. Senutor Root ). g., elmer Der
treueiten Inbanger 2Qfts, bat zine
fulminante Reos gssen 2orimsr gee
balten uno oann III sr!pisien, bab cine
4n3abl Senatorsn. bic 3u ben QnbGns
germ ReoieDelts ge6abIt Derben. fir
2orimer gsIttmmt baben. 4kr isIbft
nsnn ss bamit feline Ri6tigteit bate,
buB ale Qnbdngsr Salts auf Ssitsn
2orimers ite6en, 10 lisbe iih baraus
tein gOrpurf sessn 9aft tonTtruiren.
Der Ginbrut, ben Rooispelt 81 err
pedsn oeriuht, ue5t oabin, bab neil
Die RsuttiDndrsn Iuft untsritiBsa.
oieIer ielbit Elm ReattionGr 1T. 0isisr
9eriuh 5aft au psrbdttissu, pralIt
on Der 5batia6s ub, bab DieieIbsn
Rsattiondrs. Die jsst auf 5afts Ssite
ite5sn, gu elmer 3eit RooisDsIt uutsrs
itiiBt haben. 4ls 2sstsrsr Iia i'm
Sabre 1904 um bic prdIibsnti6aft
betparb, fpurben RoUepslts 9egnsr
beim erfteu WabIsans nisoerssftimmt.
Das benefit, bab iopoal Rsattiondrs,
ipis 5ortihrittler Rooiepsit unteritiisz
ten. Dos WOtip Der Griieren 1T
leiht eenu9 5u srtIGren. Sis sinsen
bon Der 4niiht aus, oab Rpoisoslt iit
elmer srobsn Yopularitdt erfr.ue uno
prattiihe polItiter, rpie Tie iinb, tpoQ.
ten tie nidt fir bic Domination zines
prGiiosntidafts aanDiDatsn finn
men, BON benz iis poraus pubten, oab
er BEL Der Dabl niht ourhbrinqen
piirbe. Wenn S.mano our 3sit ge>
iust bGtt., bab neil bic Reattipndrsn
fir Rooieoslt itimmten, bieisr nit
ibnsn ib.ntifiairt lei, 10 fpGrs bas cine
offentunoig. lntpabrbsit sstpsi.n.
Qbsr seuau 10 Derbalt Is it4 nit Iuft.
gs 1T audi in ieinsm Safe nidt ipubr,
oob neil bic ReuttIpndrsn i'm unterz
itiissn, sr i.lbit sin ReattionGr lit.
Run 1T es rldtis, bab ale Jorts
| idrittlsr iih um RoOispelt unb Ca
! 5ouette ihoursn, pGhrsnb Die Gemds
| Bigtsn unD DR Reattipndren 5aft su
threm Bannertrdssr ertorsn baben.
4ber nidts mare irrissr aIs Die Nm
nubme, oob 1aft NIT ben Muiidtsn Der
Reatttondren inmputbiItrt. Dus
iheint auf ben eritsn Bid unperEdnbz
lid, tit aber lsiht geuug gu srfldren.
IS baubelt iih bonn Stanbpuntt Ger
Henftiondre um cine Wabl afpiihsn
5pei uebeln. Wenn iie bic freie Wsrfii<
guns bdtten, Diirosn fie 1aft ebenIo
entfhieoen perperfen, tpis Roofepelt; !;
fx aieben ben Griteren Dor, neil er
ibnen als ous tlsinere uebel sriheint.
/ Wht Rtht ODER unreht firhten bic
Reattiondre, oab RooIepelt cine n0Is
lise lmndl5uns in benz amerifoni.
fHen Regierungs Spftem erifrtbt.
0espessn baltsn lie su Saft. Der teiHe
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tpelh. oohin ldutete, bdb Der 3nrtf
nebenfd6lia iei, ipdbrenb bod tlar err
Iihtli6 lit, baB Der 9drif bic itart1te
Waffe Der Oempiraten in bem Rumpfe
sssen bic repubIitauifhe purtei btls
bet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-25
StodbOlmer r,5riihIins" .
StodhoIm. inn slpril

9or nrei Ncd,en p.y es. Ia ipa.
sierten aai nrfsrer linen s;romc.
tnbe. Dem Strnioipen. Rnf,niitaas
slniiden fisnf MD ird,s. gum ent5ii'
den Der 6erreilucIi mehrrre Ianri,
in Ieid,scr ssriiblinasteilefie nno bur.
tenn 2lrnleuAi'i. ein1fil s,piidrn bsni
lraiHaiiId,en xbecter uslo Der l9iet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-25

Der rdiibsnt Der QTociaz
tion Der Sabrttantsn BON baumDoIIez
ren Boaren Fiihrt Slage uber bds
AntpaHIen beg So3iaIismus in bieiem
2anbe unD ertIdrt Das nit Der unbeilz
Dolsn 55Gtigteit Don 0emagpoen. gr
foroert oaber uQe 5dbritunten in bic
fem 2anos Quf, 3ur WieoerberIteuuug
zines tonIerDatinen Sinnes bei3utras
gen. Jols Die SabrttanteH bic pbige
4nitbt iiRr bic Qerbreitung Dss 60
5iaIismus tbeiIen, bab lie burh De-
mdgogie perurfa6t rperoe, tdnn man
ibren 8emubunqen teinen ipnberii6en
Grfolg oerTprsden. Der So3ialtsmus
fpG4it niht aus benz Ufunbs, ionbern
aus fo3ialen usbelitdnben empor.
llngsrehts 8ebonbIung Der 4rbeltsr,
ipe3iel Die 8srna6lGiIioung aqer ioz
5iulsn JuriDres, fibrt bem SosiaIiss
mus IHhdngsr gu. Sebe Ginri6tung,
pelhe bic Gage Der Qr6siter perbeF.
fert, biloet Elm ptrtIumss 9sgenmitt.I
fir io5ialtitiihe propaganda.
Die 8erIhte treten Inmsr Be-
ftimmter uuf, Dab nit Der Ut0qlihteit
elmer Domination 8rpuns gu rehnen
iei. gs Ddre aufs 504fte 8u be-
bauern, rpenu bic 3emotraten pieber
ben Jeblsr bestngen, 8rnon als BRA
fibeHtfhafts Ranoiooten auFsuitelz
len. Dos 8eoauern gilt nifh 70 i.br
Der Yartei, pis Dem Gdnbe. Se6sebn
Sabre lang bat teine Sppoiitionspars
tel beftanben. Oamit feblts Die fpirts
fame Rontrple, pelhe uaein bic berr=
fhsnoe parteI auf benz ri6tisen pfaoe
au baIteu permae. Cine ubermdlise
Termination 8rDans niirbe bic IeBt.
Gpur elmer folhen aontrole befeitis
gen. SIN uebrieen 1T aud gar niht
peritGnblid, mas BrpaR 3u eiuem
ausfihtspollsn Rurbibaten MAIDEN
fonnie. go oft er aominirt mar, bal
er ieiner pdrtet ben srobteu Shaben
5ugefiist. Rahbem er ii6 fir probi'
bition erfIGrt bot, mare feine Ronbi.
batur nod nusfihislofer als ie 3uDor
mis ct fsiner eigenen portei Der.
ftdnbniblOs seseniiberiiebt, 1T aus iei.
usr tiirali4eH ertldruns su eris9en.
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Merito ioQte ii6 nit Der Ginz
fteuung Der $4,000 Ronn, tpsIds Der
Rpugrsb 9eitattst bat, beeilen, um benz
gunoiten unrpeisr Elm Gnoe 81 mo-
den, unter pelhem 2lmeritausr 10
ihper 3u lsioen haben. Die Initht
Der merttanii6eu grsiTe, Dap Tiez
muno Die 4meritaHer uber Die 8ren5e
serufen babe, 1T brutal QuslGnosr
haben urter 8ertrGeen bas Rsht, iib
in Msrtto auf3ubaIten uno bic Rs9iss
rung lit psrpfIidtet, ibnsn ben uOtbiz
gen Shug ungeoeibsn gu Iai1en. Benn
bic meritantide Rsgieruns oteie
9fIitt oerna9!dTigt, miiTsn bic Ser.
Staatsn gum S6use ibrer girgsr
sinI6reitsn. Die msritaniihe Rssies
rung tdnn bic 9anbitsn, tpelte Imes
ritansr in Der i6dnolihIteu Weiie Be-
banbeln, untsroruteu, tpenn iie bic mo-
tbise miIitdriihe Wa6t ms 5elo felt
uno iie folIte iih bamit beeiIen.
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4uf 0srlungen oes Sendtors
Sobniton oon NIaboma bat Der GENE
raj 4ntpalt bem Senat bic griefe
5ugsI1idt, bic Der bamaIige prdiibsnt
aupiebeIt benz @snerdI : 2tHipalt 8Ds
naparte betreffs oss Srntsmafhinsns
Srufts Ihrisb, fporin er oisIen
anfpies, feline 8srfoIgung bes sruits
gu Beginner, biz sr Don RooTsz
pelt ba3u aufgeforosrt tperbe. Wlpz
tipirt piro Der 8efebI oumit, bab
Geo. e. qertins, Der Friibsre 9artnsr
Rorguns uno iebigcr S6iIobaIt;r
RpofspeIts barum sriu6t babe, Die
8erfoIgung e;n3uiteqen, biz Der Sors
porations &ommiHar ieinsn 8eri9:
iber bisien SruIt eingsreif2t babe.
Mit oieIsn ootumeutarifhsn getpsiIen
piro uniere friiber ousgeIprohene Nm
fiht beitGtigt, oab RooIsoelt nit ben
Sruits 81 miloe umgegangeH tft uno
baraus bic 5ruit Gp,oemie iit ergsz
ben bat, fpel6e gum Rrah i'm Ottobsr
1907 fiihrte.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-15
COUNTY WANTS TO BEAUTIFY THE
VALLEY ROAD; WILL FURNISH TREES
If the People Who Own the Property Along the Road
Will Water the Trees County Officials Agree to
Furnish Them and Set Them Out; Makes Road
Beautiful; Adds to Value of Land

For the purpose OF identifying the
county roads by planting trees, Judge
Eylar and the commissioners are calling
on all persons living on these roads to
send in their names so that trees can
be furnished to them free of charge.
The only duty resting upon the resi-
dents Is to care for the trees after they
have been planted. Half of the trees
which were planted along the Ysleta
road by the county three years ago arc
dead. according to the staUenlenJ OF
Judge Eylar Monday morning.
Not quite half the trees the county
planted along the Ysleta road three
years ago are now alive said the Judge,
'-but the ones that have pulled through
have many times repaid the county Tor
setting them out.
'The county's plan is to set out the
trees for anyone who viii take care OF
them afterward. On this offer, more
than two miles of trees were set out
along the road below Ysleta last spring.
1t Is rather difficult matter. con-
tinued the Judge, to create enthusiasm
for planting trees IN the fall or the
spring, when trees are barren and leaf
less, but it seems 20 ne that the sight
Of those trees along the Ysleta read
should impress anyone with the beauty
and value they AID to tie farm they
border and aGOrn. without regard to the
pleasure they give to travellers along
the road. Add :. year or two more to
the growth and these trees VIII make
those parts of the Ysleta road, where
they have lived, as beautiful as any
driveway IN the country.
IF the sight of them now should
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-15
MINERS ASSEMBLE
IN CRIPPLE CREEK
Gilded Key to City Is Given
to Western Federation
Delegates.

Cripple Creek, Colo, July 15.-Fears
of a possible attempt to prevent the
holding of the annual convention of the
Western Federation of Miners here be-
cause of the bitter feeling following the
strike Of 1904. proved groundiess and
the opening session today was marked
bv the best of feeling. Mayor Joseph
Bitterly, in his address, extended a
cordial welcome to the delegates, and
presented n gilded kew to the city to
president Charles Fl. Mover. who voiced
the miners appreciation of the kindly
reception.
A credentials committee was appoint
ed and the convention took recess until
8 o'clock, when the committee report
probably viii be approved inasmuch as
there are contests.
The annual address of president Mover
is scheduled for tonight. Among matters
to be settled by the convention are,
granting to local unions authority to
conclude long term contracts with en-
plovers and extending the organization
to Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-15
TRAINS COLLIDE
IN 4 DENSE FOG
-Continued from paEe q

Cured is different from that of Mrs
Wilcox. 1t was that number two.
having been blocked by a signal, hao
sent back a brakeman to set tOrpe-
does to warn number eight;
society Girl Among Dead.
San Francisco. Calf, July 15.-Nrs-
Z. G. Pohlmann. who was killed yes
terday in the wreck at HlnsdaIe, Tor
merIv Miss Ethel Sherman, proml-
nent society girl of this city, until her
marriage to Edwin G. POhlmann, OF
Santa Rosa, eight months ago she
was the daughter of Frank p Sher-
man. president of the Carlson Courier
silk comDany. Her husband is travel
FMS. representative of the Illinois Glass
company. She was % years OLD.
The couple were on their way to
New York to take charge or the BODY
of Pohlman's father, who died there
two weeks ago while en- route from
Porto Rico, where he owned extensive
coffee interests.
Dual Inquiry.
dual inquiry is being made today
in an effort to fiX<the blame for the
wreck, one by coroner HOFFMAN OF
Cook county, and the other oy the
state railway commission, at the scene
Of the wreck. with the officials of the
The conduct of three persons, one
of which is dead, will be inquired IN
to. in an effort to fix the blame.
The acts of George Bronson, the en-
gineer of the mail train, who was
wiled; Mrs. F. A. Wilcox, tower op-
orator, and flagman John woodruff
of the Overland. are those TO De queS-
toned.
Both Mrs. Wilcox and Woodruff have
said they did their full duty-the
former by placing block signals aho
the latter by placing torpedoes.
Only one thing has been definitely
established regarding the cause OF
the wreck, and that is that a dense
fog played a big part in the disaster
Railroad Also Investigating.
Officials of the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy railroad today began lnves-
tigation at Aurora, Of the wreck at
Western Springs, yesterday which re
suited in the death of l3 persons. Mrs.
F. A Wilcox, block signal operator at
Western Springs, and the crew of the
Denver train into which the fast mail
crashed were first questioned.
H o. Grain, fireman on the fast mail
engine, who was badly injured, de-
clared that his engineer, George
Brownson, who was killed, was not at
fault.
The signals were set for a clear
track in the block west of where we
struck. We heard the torpedoes and
BrOWnsOn shut off steam and reversed
the engine. We were too close to stop
He died like a hero" said Grain
More IdentificatiOns Made.
Positive Identification was made to-
day of the bodies of Mrs. G. W. TuuOr,
of Lacey, Ia, and her daughter. Lois
Adolf Tudor, years old. Three bodies,
two women and one little girl remain
unidentified at LaGrange.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-15
STRIKE TIES UP
ELEVEN BIG MILLS
Operatives Aid Weavers in
Demand For Higher
Wage Scale.

New Bedford. Mass, July 15.-Opera-
tives in II cotton cloth mills in this city
struck today to enforce the demand of
the weavers for the adjustment of the
grading fines system of wages. The
strikers gathered albeit the gates of the
mills and made a noisy demonstration.
but no violence was reported during the
early hours.
The corporations employ about 1900
operatives. more than half of whom
struck. About 1,200 operatives. who are
members of the Industrial Workers of
the World, have voted to declare a gen
eral strike.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-15
RAILROAD NEWS
STATE TO SUE ROAD
FOR HEAVY PENALTY
G. II. May Have to Pay
$305,000 For Violating
30 Minute Rule.

Austin. Tex. July 15.-The attorney
generals department, on behalf of the
state, Will this afternoon or tomorrow
file in the SD district court, according
to assistant attorney general Robertson,
4 suit against the Galveston, Harrisburg
* San Antonio railway for penalties az
gregating S305, 600. charging violations
of the Commute rule of the commits
sion and running its passenger train be-
tween Houston, San Antonio and FL
PasO behind the schedule time.
The petition is now practically COM
pleted and ready for filing. This Is the
result of an investigation instituted by
the commission as to their trains run
ming behind time. The proposed penalty
suit against the Katv Is also expected
to be filed this afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-15
ONE KILLED IN WRECK
ON GREAT NORTHERN
Six Cars Roll Down an En-
bankment and Burn;
Several Injured.

Fargo, n. p, July 15.-One man was
killed and several passengers are said
to have been injured when the ORR
entail Limited, the Great Northern's
fast Pasific coast train was wrecked
at Ashby, a small station "A miles
east of here yesterday. Six cars left
the track and rolled over an embank-
ment. They took fire and were con-
sumed. They consisted of four coach
es, n baggage car and mail car.
William Campbell, whose home is
said to be in Minneapolis, was in
stantly killed, but all other passengers
were removed from the cars before the
fire started.
The seriously injured are:
Mrs. Lilly Alice, said to be from
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Herman Gilman. Sioux City
Iowa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-15
NEGRO AND DOG
IN WATER PIPE
Caused Epidemic of Typhoid
Fever in a Michi-
gan Town.

Benton Harbor, Mich, July 16.-The
body of a negro and his Newfoundland
dog. drowned in the st. Joseph river
two years ago, are the source of the
typhoid epidemic that has been raging
here. The state board of health made
the discovery during an investigation
undertaken after 1900 people had been
afflicted with the disease.
The bodies were found. according to
report, beneath the mouth of the in
take pipe near the middle of the
stream. They are believed to have been
drawn there bv the suction of the water,
probably shortly after the drowning.
Several score have died from typhoid
fever since the epidemic started.
The negro and his dog came 'here
with Ringing Bros circus. The negro
went to the river for swim between
performances and fell from the diving
board into the water. being taken with
cramps. The faithful dog went to the
rescue, but the negro grasped it so tight
" that both went to the bottom.
So far as the circus people were con-
cerned. no effort was made to recover
the bodies. The city authorities made
some effort, but failing the negro and
dog We're soon forgotten. 1t was rea-
sOned that the pair had been caught in
an undercurrent and carried down the
stream.
Then came the typhoid epidemic
and despite all efforts it would not re-
cede. Authorities insisted that the water
was pure, but encouraged the people to
boil 1t, which finally aroused some sus-
Dieion and the situation was brought to
the attention of the state board of
health
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-15
WORKED LIKE MAGIC
RED, SCALY ECZEMA YIELDS TO
SAXO SALVE.

a Highland, y. Y, woman writes:
Since 1901 L suffered from eczema and
my skin was very tender, red and
scaly, and I could find no relief until
used SaXO Salve. The first applica-
ton worked like magic, in less than
week the scales were gone and now
the skin is healed and smooth, thanks
to SaXO Salve.
In all forms Of eczema, and all other
crusted or scaly humOrs and eruptions,
SaXO Salve has given astOnishingly
good results. The great Improvement
that it makes in the first few days
shows plainly that You can place full
trust in its curative power.
We have so much confidence in it
that we give back your money if you
are not satisfied with Saxo Salve. Kelly
& Pollard. Druggists, FL Paso, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-15
TWO DROWN IN
HEART OF DENVER
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sisted on saving effects were dragged
from their homes.
John a. Quigley. his wife and mother
and baby were the first rescued. His
mother 60 years old, stumbled back
into the current and had to be rescued
a second time.
Fred Olson. s years old, alone on the
bank, cried for his mother and baby
sister. He had saved himself by swim
ming.
Wen get them" said mayor Arnold
A kagOn plunged into the flood. and
although the flood swept it aside at
first. it crept to the Olsen home where
three reScUerS entered and returned
with the mother while the baby held
tightly to her bosom. \ shout greeted
the return of the wagon A squad of
police rescued 4 score from house to
house on market street. and hurried
them in a hay wagon TO the audito-
rum.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-15

make anyone living along the road want
something like that in front of his place.
if he turns his request in now, it will
be filed away and taken care of al the
proper time. It would be much better
for him to do this now than wait for
the spring"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-15
BRISK RAIN COMES
AS SUNDAY FEATURE
With It Is Some Lightning
and Telephones Suf-
fer the Most.

4 we'll behvacd little rain stOrnlet
made Il Sunday afternoon call and made
canopy room scarce dOWa1OW3l. The
rain arrived about . o'clock and kept on
the Job long enough 10 save rhe north
siders the necessity Of sprinkilg their
lawns. The rain was not taken seriously
enough to interfere with church ser
vices, but it made the going good in
the porch sleeping handicap.
Telephones were put out of commits
sion in Il number of homes because of
the rainstorm and lightning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-15
LIGHTNING STRIKES A
HOUSE ON KANSAS ST.
Roof Damaged, but Five De-
cupants of the House
EScane IniurY.

During the Thunderstorm Sunday aft
ernoon lightning struck the home of c..
d. Boone, at I'LL North Kansas street.
The lightning struck the roof in two
places tearing the shingles off and put
ting the electric lights in the house out
of commission.
Although there were five persons in
the house at the time, no one was in
iured. 4 baby asleep in a front room
was not even disturbed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-15
NOTICE 10 VOTERS.

JUDGE }. VI. GOGGIN. LEIGH
CLARK AND c. L. VOWEL WILL
ADDRESS THE VOTERS OF Ell, PASO
COUNTY, IN CLEVELAND SQUARE,
THURSDAY NIGHT, JULY THE 18TH,
AT s O'CLOCK. IN OPPOSITION TO
THE COUNTY RING TICKET GOOD
MUSIC. EOT-RS AND LADIES IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-15
CUMAlINs SAYS HE'S
OPPOSED TO TEDDY

Washington, D. c.. July 15.-When
asked why he had decided TO oppose the
new party movement led by Theodore
Roosevelt and stick by the old Repub-
Gcan organization, senator CumminS,
Progressive Republican. who had the