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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-30
Ertr,tmfen.
1ranriges Gube eines junsen iyar-
1nerS.

{
Der % Sabre alte Jranf Suaietto,
Gobn zines angefebenen Jarmers elei-
den Han.ens nabe Weittpoob, perfor
geiterfl Nbeno fur3 Dor 6 lIbr infolee
zines ltnfdns iein 2eben. Der iunge
gtann, ipel6er felt sinem Sabre frdnts
lid mar unb an bdufieen S6pinbefs
onfdllen litt, tpolIte einen elmer WdI,
ie- bolen uno fieI in ben grunnsn.
Cine Shtpeiter. SRI. 9iGie Su5ietto,
forte ein Serdufh aus Der 53ilterne
berDorDrinsen, elite bin3u uno erblidie
ibren 8ruber, nit bem aopfe iiber
cem etipa A SUB tisfen MafIer aui
benz 9open bes 8runnens. sic rief
ideunisft einen nnberen, in Der glGbs
i'm Jelbe arbeitenben gruoer berbei,
tpeIder mittelit elmer 2eiter in ben
grunnen ftieg. Wittlerpeile mar
5rant ieood ohnnddtie getporben unb
unter benz Waifer perfhDunoen. Gie
2eitf fpurbe ge6orsen unb Or. Sim
monbs benahridtigts ben Coroner,
fpelter iid fofort nit leinem Gleri
Inn. BON 6oens mad Der 1nfd[liteQe
besab. CT lit Der QnIitt, baB ben
9erungliidte beim Qufsieben beg gis
mers plOslid BON ein.m Sdpinoel
befallen fpurbe unb in ben 9runnsn
fiel. Or. Goe miro einsn sSnqueit ab.
bdltsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-30

Gerr Soiepb 9erning Der
pr1iib<nt bes Dsutfhen Romilf,saas
tfoliihen SiaatsDtrbnnbs BON S1io,
fpiro am Gonntag In Columbus in Der
Columbia 5aGe Der 5eiirebnsr ssles
geniIin elmer Wtrluwulung bes bors
.iaen gentraIperbanos 6tutfher tatb,e
Iifhsr Oereine iein.
Jm boten alisr BON 80 Snbrtn III
eeittrn cine in tpeiten Rreiien besannts
unb bohseodteie beutihe Watrone.
6ran 4nnna maria 6 hrtnf,
gtb. alaiber. in bic gnisfsit biniibtrs
ssIhIummer., innis betrouert midi
nur BON ibrsn 4ngeb0tissn, fonbern
aud bon ben pielen i5reunDen. bic III
iin i'm Qnnie Der Sabre ourfl ihrs
6erasnseiite 3u eriperben sftrabf bate.
Die Nesrbisung finbts nm Wontaq
Wprssn um 10 lltr pom Irauerbouis
an Der Nenbing MDnb. nabe Der Gbers
man Ape.. aus ftuti. unb bic 9rausr.
feier ipirb in Der HapslIe bes Deuts
gd,en proteitantiihen 1riebhois an
Der Carthage s3ite um II llbr abse,
bnltsn iDerbtn.
Mii nnfrihtissr 1rauer nirb In
ipeiien Ereiien bic 4unbt poH benz &C.
fern erfoIsten 4blebtn bon Trnu
|Grances Gteeft 3gIer Der.
Slommen tpsrben, bic i'm Mlter BON n
Snhrtn bic 4ugen gum etpigenGnluui
rlier fnIpB. Die stomgtbeusien 9in.
terblitbenen, In erfttr linie Der lnper'
espriifte Gatte. 0err Ri1oIas Sslet
Oiirfttn bei Der fbneren AsimfuNung
bic he tetroffen. ber ber5li9ittn 1ttil
nutme perfi1ert fem btnn bic Der
lspiets tintss!dt \ siasa orcteH Essss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-30

Gin 9asofen in Der Std[ung
bes 2ouis Wielanb, go. 325 Weit Me.
Widen 4penue, srplooirts geitern Dor
mittag unp peruria9te einen fleinen
9ranb, pelfer ieooh Dor 4ntunft Der
Jeueripsbr bon Nnssitelt.n unb Ra9s
barn aeIoi6t fperben tonnte.
Sn Der Garase bes 5srrn gmil
poIat, go. 2646 Stanton 4renue,
fanb esitern Nadmittas cine Guiolin-
Grploiion itatt. BEL ipelter gum Slid
Riemanb DerlsBt purbe. Gin Gill
alarm brahte Die Jeuerlpebr 3ur 5islle
uno bic Jlammsn puroen selOlht,
na6bem elm Shaben bon 5000 anse>
rihtet tporbentpar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-30
Stein Stciaen bes Ebiu.

Ser 9fesenfaa am 3onneritag nno
am ssreitag 8ormittag lit nidt int
stonSe geineien, OenGhio lpieoer sum
Steigen 3n bringeu Gr hatte geltern
ben sansen 3ag einen @ai'eritano
ron 51;6 Sub unoN 10 miro es aun
beute iein. @enn niht iftuerer Re.
gen einiest, oann ruerben iid1 bic gai'
fer ihnelI uieoer uerlnuien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-30
HolitiiHes.

9as republitaniihe Gentralsa saom=
mittee periammslt iid ndhiten Dienss
tag Ra6mittag in Der Central 5urns
Dalle. 9as pirp bic leBte SiBung oss
4usfhuFes in isiner iesigeu Geitdit
Iein, oenn bic pom 8erat6angs.aom.
miitee aussebenoen 8oribldge fir 4b'
i6affuns Der pre3inttzgrstutioe UNI
ginfubrung Der WarosGretutipe tDers
ben obne 3peifet gutgebeiben tperbsn,
Gie dlte gretutipe miro iiberoies Dor.
tebruneeh fir Die grimdripablen trei.
fen unb ionitiae 9eihdfte erleoiaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-30
,,Die 2seft 1T eineinnati"
glm fommenben Ionneritag 1T Der
Ginrinnati Tag nnter ben anipi.
glen bcs gniineh Wens Slab.

Ter fommenoe Eonneritog ipiro
iid, i,nitreitig 5itrt Dalatag Der DliI.
iionsausitellung Die Nelt in Ginein.
nati" geitaIten, oenn IonnerItag lit
Gineinnati.1ag nno 5pnr inter ben
anipi3ien bes gniineB Wtens Club.
Gin Der Spise oes SonberfonnIit.
tees bes 9uiineB Wens Club, oas Die
arrangements iiir oieien Gag treifen
unb Elm gldnsenoes 5eItprogramm
ertfperien miro, itebt 6err z. y.
Weaf,orn. lie D,itslieoer oes gu-
iineB Wens Club lueroen iel6Itreoeno
cine gon3 beionbers energiihe glgitn.
ton in's 0erf iesen, Inn Den 3og 3li
einem gIdn3enoen eriolg 3u geitalteii
ino einen grobnrtigeH Yeiuh Sli
iihern.
Am geitrigen 5nge erireute iid Ole
ansitellung eines gan5 ausge5eihne.
ten geiufs uno gelegentlih Der geIt.
rigen Abenoouffiibrung oes Stou.
iiiifs .5initerniB uno 2idJt" mar bas
Saus nabeSu bis anf ben letten Sis
auspertauf. uno oas Vnblifum befitn.
oete einen gan5 rieiigeu Gntbuiias.
nlis.
9ente lit ipieoer ainbertag unb es
iperoen sipiihen neim llbr 8nrmit-
tags nno 5Dolf llbr Wtttags ipieocr
etipa 2000 stinoer eriudrtet, ridlaIid)
3oalinge Der Souniaesihulen aus
ben 8orit1btcn. Gie stinSer rperben
IN 8ruppen unter berliener 2eitung
burh Die ein5elnen abtbeilunsen Der
Ansitellilng aefiibrt peroen.
am fonnenoen Sanitng, benz leg.
ten Mnoertng. iperoen lid Die iligenb.
lid,en geiiid)er a,ls ben Sonnfags.
ldslen bon 8emeinoen aliBerDnlb Der
Sta0tgren5en refrutiren.
ssiir Die GerlamiHlung ON Sonrtae
Rnf,mitfng Inn 3 ltbr lit elm auBeror
bentIid Invertebrates grogronmt su'
iammengeitetlt iporoen. Sn erlter 81,
ME miro Der Gbor, Der in .5initernif
lut0 2iht" ritrpirft, inter Der Sci
tung oeS Girige,tten Serru 6. Us
@loper perifieoene gbore aus ben
Shauitiid gu 8ebor bringeu, nab
reno ais SoIiItin ssrau Clara Tho
mas.Binn mitipirft. sSerner pirft
Gin riimdniidrrugariifer gbor ioiuiI
Elm Gbor Der italieniiden Stride nit
9ie sseitrebe bGlt Rep. ) G. Groiptbel
aus Gbicogo.
stm fomlnenoen 1ienltag lit .Sn
6inra 3ng" iino nlle An3eihen- 0el
ten oarauf bin, baB Der geiilh in Die
lem 9age elm groBartiger iein ipirb
oenn bon perid)ieocnen gunften II
ssnbiana perben Sonoersiiee NIT Gr
furiioniiten eintreffen. SsSn Der Wsu
iifbole miro lin elm llhr Rafnlittngs
Der oiiisieae sSeitaft Itnttiinben uni
oie syeitreoner iino Der normalig
9iseprdIioent Der 0ereinigten Staa
| IIen 5nirbanfs. ErdiiSent aeilep bon
GarIbam College In 9iif)mono, ssnb.
,ino Vraiioent arus pom Woores SiI
Gollcae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-30
Sd,iefersi.

Ger sseeer @eorg 5oro, 81 Sabre
alt, gerietb geiiern I'M Siluer Nsooii
Soeirbniis nit einem :inter oem ga.
ineE Sigh gellop1 hefannten JiaIic.
gnoiien iiber Die 3uneiguns Der
Stlpar5en Anna Cffitt in Streit iinn
nuroe bon ieincm 8egner in Die fin.
fe Sano geihoiien. gr Ino na:
sSrnuensimmer iDuroen ipegen llnilaS
perbaftei, uno Gle goIisei iabuoet AMI
~Sigb Deilon".
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arau Gsepraia Neth aeindlt.

Gomaro s. @illis, bon eaIt ct,
Ct. 2onis. eriufte seitern Die beige
gcIi3ei, ieine Shmeiter sSrou @eOr.
ala Roth, Satin oes Conrad Gotb,
lpelhe Bis Dor stpei Sabren in Rorth
ssairmouift gelpobnt bnben lou, aus
iinoig Su MAIDEN lno 3n benahrldtI'
gen, baB ieine (@iais) 5rau geitor'
ben lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-30

Rep gort, 90. MIrs. Qnset.:
.Roon4 BON Bremen; .MinnetoHfu
pon 2nonon; vCeeaniaA BON Neapel;
,Mauretonia bon liperpool; Gar
patbia4 BON Srieit; .sOnigin aouiie"
bon Bremen.
gremen. Qlbses.: ,8reslau
nah Reip YDrt.
paIermo. Abges.: nSeeania'
nah Rer Dort.
1tisii. Anset.: .4rgentina.'
Ipop Rem pcrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-30
Jn(anO ge(cQrap6

Bon einem 5unb getO b te t..
Gbicago, 90. Mdr5. Die bret
iGbriee 4nna De galpo nuroe am
sSrsitas in benz 9auIe sines gadhbarn
BON einsm groben ReufunoldnDer gez
t0btet. DDS 1bier mar nit einem
anohen beThdftigt, als bas ainb nit
ibm gu fpielen oeriu6te. 0us brd6te
ben SunD in Iol6s Duth, bdB er benz
ainbe bic aebls DurdbiB. Die 2eide
bes tleinen Wdbtens tpuroe balo barr
auf bon Jamilienangsb0rigen aufgez
funben. Der 5uno puroe bon Der
poliasi erihofsn.
Rutter uno Sobn 6e 3
I Woroes an gef q Ct.
Someriet, ap, 30. Wdr3.
,Srau gina Sarri5 uno ibr Sobn, DC
ainIep Gbernep, purben bier arn5rei.
Tag auf Gle glnfIage bin Derbaftet, oelt
5albbruoer Der 6rau etneu mobllas
benben sSarmer 9famens 5. &.
g5hiafer, ermorset 3u baben. 3ic
2ethe Wbitater's tpurbe an 2. Wldr8
in Ger Rahe hieiiqer Staot, BON aus
geln Mtrflodert, aIf9efunoen.
Sn anfIagesuitauo per
ett.
! ut. @ortb. Ter, 30. Wfdr5.
Rep. Sranf Rorris, Delher megen
granoitiitung uno Weirci6s IN alr'
flnqcsilltono periest fuuroe uno OILS
BaItor Der I. gaptiIten.airfle reiig.
nirte. tebrte Sreitng nad Sort 8ortf
suriif. CIR erfl1rt ieinen 6eInoen
oiien entgegentreten 81 Doaeu.
gteu. 9torris bega6 lid 3onnerItal
nad einen naben aurort.. &ui ben
3uge b0rte er, bab er in anflagesu
itono periest lei, fpeil cr angeblif1 lei
lie eiaene Stride in 9rauo geItedt ba
| be. Ter 8eiItIthe bat lett Iargerer
SFahren cine rpenig beneioerspertbt
RoQe in Serns qeipielt, ou er eln "a
natiidler Qrobibitionscrnnf uno Re
former mar.
4 anar d ten oer b q rtet.
i Gan Giego. Gal. %. Dtor5
I I'm einem gerid)t, BEN Die 9eboroer
Don Galiioronteh on bos Ginrparoe
runas.gurem in @nihington IdNdel
ImerSen, miro behaiiptet, ouB etlpo oC
bier uerhoftete 0fitaIiebcr Der oSn
Ibuitrial @orfer5 of the @orlo" eiuge
itan0en bdtten. iih nit Der abiift ge
tragen su babeu, Die Hegierlng oe
t8er. 5taaten iiber Den Salfen 81 Der
len. 7ie 80 8efangeuen. faIt aus
nahmslos ausldnoer, ipuroen boz
beu Itdbtiihpn 9ehoroen uerbort I'M
erflarten einiiiinnlia. oaB lie feline He
aierun1siorm anerfennen rno feIn
Sabne, auber Der rotben.
6 OF. Nooiepelt I'M u 0 r B
me ten.
ct Gaul, 80. MarS. Col
gtooiepelt belt bier 5reitag aben
cine Aeoe iibcr oas Sbena ,Gie8ohl
iobrt ser Snrmer" ssu DerIclbe
iagte er, baB ieit er aus Dem 4nte &c
, ihieoen. Die gemeaitng 5ur aonlerpi
rItita Der Der seseessea:siiaassse &c aes 2anhes IN
Der geIieruna Der Gage Der 6arme
feline Sortihritte sennht babe.
Gie Reiie oes Serrn 6ooieoel
fiibrte ssreitaa quer oitreb aSoua III
cinen 5beil Ntinneioto's. gr biel
ilber elm 9usens Henen uno ipure
,, alleutbaiben enthuiiaitiif begriIB
ssn ct. pnnI belt er nit ieinen ar
fdnaern cine apnTerens ab, moraitf c
Iih Dor ieiner Giidrciie nah Ghicaa
/, All elmer fursen aniprnhe nad Wtil
, neapolis begab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-30

Ter Coroner Ipurbe geitern bon
Dem i'm Seton polpital erfolgte'l
lobe oes @m. @cnnisaa. zines &Sei'
d,eniteaers Der 9. &c 8. g. VI. Glic,.
bahn in aenntniB gefest. Sennigan.
ipelher IN Griee Sill fpobnte. ectaa
9erlesingen, peld,e er iid ON II.
ssanuar gelegeatlitl eines unfalla in
ausiibulg ieines 9ienites suse3o8er
bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-30
9urd,brenn,r er,uiId,t.

Die 9sbeimpolisiitsn Grim uno
G'grisn srlpiftten seitern Morgsn an
Der 8. 9lpenus unb Yine Strnbt ben
is Sabre olien 6. 8. Duncan. fpel4.r
itinen Gli.rn in Chattanooga. senn..
burheebrannt mar. Der iunse Mdnn
rurbe einseiperrt uHb bic Gbaitdnoos
saer poIisei benahridtist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-30

qIDm outb. &nsst.: nSlpmptc"
bon J1ep Yorf.
2ifiabpn. Qbgsg.: rGermanio"
na4 Stem gort.
GueenstpDn. Ibgeg.: sgals
tic" na9 Nep Yort.
Sout b q pton. 4bg.: r4mes
rita" mad 9fep Oort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-30

Wenn nan gu reihs Rahruns
ibt, tpirb Der Magen ieiht aubtr ORB
nuna eebraht. Or. 4usuit aOnig's
5amburssr 1ropfen iIt bas bette Wit.
te: segen alle llnornRunsen oes Mdz
dens.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-30
y. @. 6. u.

hit RndIiht auf bic WiHionspers
Idmmluns in Der Wuiitlalle fdlt Der
0sspersottesbienit tn Der gOuns Bos
mems gbriitian afociation am
Sonntns aus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-30
m1 0 bern

ainoerloie Satin: Nd, iisb bod
nur bieIe pausbdtigen, ber5tgen Sins
berhen, gbsar! gDie ih0n tpdre .s,
penn
Gatte: Nd - l1nfinn. 9eraoe Die
MAIDEN INNER Die srDbtsn Sdersreien
Bel Der S6eioung."
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Feiues 6 pfaI.

GaIt: y5err Birtb, ih babe borse.
Itern einen 5tpd mil Silbertriide in
Sbrem 2otuI itshen laHen; lit er nod
bd2"
.om - Der Stot nirp ippk
.uc1 oa i.th"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-30

aei56en efs einc erobe Ibcsiafie rpn tsibsit
19nffere mif sinem Scent YGres rcu Ripyep'S .
leIess 3uaer. Lies aisht eiH bsfrIites Eeftri
fir 4 bsS Q BeIfcneu Ann Acfirnpseite ben
Qgbtesren, Ercnafu. 6ttTcnsu uu> QbesesaDe.
asanea sic ben. .3rsssS.
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@ 0 hcIt.

prin3ipnl gum Shreiber): n5ie
baben in Sbr.m griefe nieber feds
Hommos ausstIaien. bic tperbe i'd
Shnen obtk -hissmul. am GehaIt abs
1ieten.4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-30

1beilnebmsr NIT sinisen tauieno
Mart sefudi, Der auOt sur apiatit
bat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
SENATOR'S WORKING
ON SUGAR MEASURE
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune,
WASHINGTON. May 6.-Murh uncer-
taInty exists at this time In reference
10 the action which viii he taken on the
free sugar bill by both the majority and
minority sides of the finance committee
OF the senate. The Democratic minority,
II is reported. will not stand for the
Underwood free sugar bill and Is pre-
pairing to submit substitute bill under
which tho present rate Of duty will be
reduced by from - To 20 per cent, The
Louisiana sugar people arc making ac-
tive efforts TO have the reduction not
go beyond 25 per cent. II is certain that
the majority membership OF the commit
tee Will not report the Underwood Dill,
but a compromise measure introduced by
Senator Eristow.
Senator Smoot OF the committee ia
working OH substitute bill. and while
at this time he will not Indicate what
rate the bin VIII carry. IT, Is understood
that II will be a reduction OF about 10
per cent from the present rate,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
KNOX TELLS OF
RECENT VOYAGE
Secretary Convinced OF Greatness
Of the United States by His
Southern Trip.

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. May 6.-'If
the lamenting Jeremiahs who arc going
up aud down the land saying that every
thing is bad. could be BIaced at such n
point where by perspective they could
sec their own country as 1t really is and
realize the tremendous opportunities shat
await the American people on every hand
they would cease their lamentations
This was tho nearest approach to talk
ing politics made by Secretary OF State
Philander G.. Knox In an address at a
luncheon given in his honor today, The
statement followed n reference TO his
recent visit 10 Central America. con-
cerninG which he said;
81 have been on d mission To the coun-
tries Of the Caribbean sea, OH IL mission
OF good will from the president and the
people of the United States TO our less
fortunate brothers OF those lands TO the
south-less fortunate only In a political
sense, and more fortunate because Of
the greater bountles OF nature
"No American who goes To those south-
crn countries and from them gets a per-
spective View oI his own country of free
dom and equality and strength and glory
can look himself In the face and shy that
everything rs wrong in the United
States"
Secretary Knox and his party LETT TO-
night Tor San Fruncisco.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
TITANIC VICTIMS
FOUGHT FOR LIFE
Many Died Hours After the
Tragedy From Exposure,
According to Report.

HALIFAX, n, s., May 6.-On]y one
Of the seventeen persons whose bodies
were recovered by the cable ship
Nina in the vicinity OF the Titanic
tragedy died from drowning. in the
opinion Of the cable ships physician.
The other sixteen perished from e1-
posure, death ensuing some hours after
the vessel sank. This was demon
strated by examination of the bodies,
water being found in the lungs of but
one person. This statement is made
on the authority Of tho Rev. il. w.
Cunningham, rector Of st. George s
church, who accompanied the Minia on
her quest.
OF the seventeen bodies recovered,
fifteen were brought to port, the other
two, the bodies of unidentified fire
men, being buriel at sea.
The bodies preserved were those of
Charles NJ. Hays, president Of the
Grand Trunk railway; Joseph FynDey'
of T. Fynney g. Co., rubber merchants
Of Liverpool, who was second class
passenger; three third class passen
ger and ten members OF tue crew.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
Chicago Strikers Ioss.

CHICAGO. May 6.-Conpara.lvely little
trouble resulted today from the dispute
between the newspaper publishers and
the pressmen sicreotypers and newsboys,
and tonight tine police said they believed
normal conditions soon would be re-
stored.
About two-score arrests were made to-
day. but the greater number resulted
from ncwsboys crying their wares in vio-
latjon OF police orders. 4 few newsboys
and union sympathizcrs were arrested on
charges OF assault.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
BATTLE IN
MEXICO IMMINENT

MENICO CITY, May 0,--GcDcral
Huerta. federal commander at Torreon.
started his troops on the march north
ward today Ia meet the main body OF
rebels under Orozco and fight what is
believed Will be the deciding battle of
the revolution.
The combined forces of the two armies
is believed Ia be In excess Of L. 900 men.
Oroaco Is credited with commanding
about 5000 rebels and Huertas strength
was recently estimated at 4000. Since
then, however the recruits have been
pouring into his camp and II has been
said ho has an army equal to, OF su-
perlpr to. that OF the rebel leader.
The news OF Huerta's advance came In
q brief dispatch To lei Imparcial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
MYSTIC SHR|NERS
HOLD HIGH FESTIVAL
Merrymakers at Every Corner
in Los Angeles; Salt Lake
May Ask for Conclave.

Los ANGELES, Cal, May 6.-Fes=
tivitics, celebrating the thirtyeightn
annual conclave Of the Imperial coun-
ell. Mystic Shrine, were in full swing
tonight. Streets were thronged with
merrymakcrs and bands were playing
at every corner.
The big event Of the night was the
reception rendered to the visiting
Shriners by Islam temple Of San Fran
cisco. which was partly given over to
plorification of the coming Panama
Pacific exposition. Many also at,
tended a reception given by Aloha
temple Of Honolulu.
The first session of the Imperial
council will be held tomorrow after a
parade Of the Imperial escorts, includ
ing all Arab patrols and bands, which
will be first of series OF six parades
to be given during the week. Tomor-
row visitors will make round Of the
beaches,
Little interest seems to attend tho
selection of the meeting place for the
next conclave. There was considerable
talk Of Savannah, Ga, today and I'm.
perial council officials expressed the
opinion that the southern city would
be chosen, although contest may be
brought about by Salt Lake City
a unique headquarters is that of Ell
Zaribah temple OF Phoenix, Ariz, A
section of hotel lobby has been con
verted into reproduction OF an Ari-
zona copper mine stope. whore Arizona
hospitality is dispensed By the mobiles
from across the desert
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
NINTH CAVALRY TO BE
RUSHED TO BORDER

CHEYENNE. Wyo., May e.-orderS
were received by the Colorado & Southern
railway today to seize all empty Nat, box
and stock cars, no matter To whom con-
signed, and send them to Fort ID. a. Rus
sell for shipping of the horses and equip
ment of the Ninth cavalry which is -cN-
pecting orders to move TO the Mexican
border at any hour. Thirty five stock
ears have been delivered already. II Is
expected that ffiy more will be secured
by morning. Scouts from The fort have
been out all day rounding up the men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
TEN Or MORE KILLED
AVID MANY INJURED
Confederate Reunion Special
Runs Off the Track Near
Hattiesburg, Miss.
By International News Service.

By International News Service.
HATTIESBURG. Miss. May e-At
least ten persons were killed and twenty
five were injured when the first section
of the Texas Confederate reunion spc-
cial, en- route to Macon, Ga, was
wrecked at Gunn's Mill on the New Or
lsans Northwestern rallroad today.
Gums Mill is six miles north OF Hat
tiesburg or the dead, four were train
men and SIX were passengers. Five OF
the bodies have been brought to Hattles-
burg. while five or six others are buried
underneath the wreckage,
Tho known dead arc:
MRS. CHARLES HOLMES. Bay
Springs, Texas.
MRS. JAMES CAMERON, Henderson.
Texas.
WILLIAM WOOD, engineer. Tatties-
burg.
c. c. JONES, coored fireman. Merld-
ian. Miss.
JAMES s. DOWNIRG, Atlanta Ca
TWO UNIDENTIFIED GIRLS. aged
3 and years; parents thought TO be un-
der wreckage,
Among the missing and thought to be
under the wreckage arc DIR. Boon and
Mr Denham OF Mansfield, La
The cauge of The wreck has not been
definitely ascertaiped, The engine. bag
gage coach and three tourist sleepers
left the track and rolled down an en-
bankmcut The six remaining coaches
Of the special we're turned into hos
pitals and as soon as an engine could
be obtained the injured were brought TO
| ,ii,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
SLAYER OF BURROWS
TODIE ON GALLONS

DENVER May 8.-The Colorado state
supreme court today denied a supcrscdcas
to Louis Wechter, convicted slayer OF w.
Clifford Burrows. Wechter is sentenced
to be hanged the week OF August %.
Burrows was killed by Wechtcr i'm IL
downtown cafe the night OF February
IL. 1911. Wecbter was accused OF rob
bing the cafe. At his trial Wechter de-
MED anv intention OF robbing the place,
claiming he entered the cafe in search of
young woman who had Tilted him, He
refused 10 give the wuman's nome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
kYLAND VOTES
R THE COLONEL

Dr. 1s' 81 May s,-Maryland's six
!" the national conventions
! ' LOT Theodore Roosevelt and
,,l cIaInp Clark. unless the few few
/ |lbs s s still to be heard from
|arst auls rs registered today by the
i Roo.. me result was close and
yo,os one more than the num-
,."s.s. ,Usss Necessary to eoniro, U ,ho
>a NJ, on' the latest count to-
materially change the re-
Rts conv.s., ai'1ded the delegates 10
'trsts- c, Roosevelt. Sc: Taft, ss.
= doubt. >. '0'' ~; llar-
~ III, '.sS.sary to control. g..
Qse A A., elected arc hou,,;
,lsu i. uel9gation to the na,,ona, %
iss ,,av0rahIs ,av to the preslasntia, ia,
ID tsslr ,v. wnom the people today
stst. 10y :. popular preference ,o..,
n ys,u1s - =. a whole did not octors re
" piura';;,,lt '; It favored noossvsIt It.ar, . nd
hlsoa ., '','ss a' more conclusive s'' ,Sa Sau :,
mt uy.,. =, state delegates ,s" bassa ,i'a,, al
l,rs'ss rms'ss'enee vote showed nassa r,',n on
y mad. 20 :. Tie sweep which both
s,satss 'aeFs .. claIm tha, Tho Co..
abIir.ss Chosen in paItIn,or" ,,s oitn i've
rloer.a..siEy rsa by tl'eir ins,ructtors ,n.o cry .
'ssrs sSslt. sa', NAV give 'rt,o"7 IL" =, &c Z,
sad easSl,.o esaSSS',ol of the state ate nan' na,'
loSs, loeole them 10 elsct se con con
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