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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-12
Sdlof Nmbras.
Sas beriibmte gt.pler Shlok cine
nmtdu u%ntersuacn.

Ta3 %berubmte G9Iob Imbras
in 3trol. oeiien Gnt'tebung bis uul
bic Soften Der R0msrberrihnft gu
riid9ebt, urb oos in ben IsBten Sub
rem BON benz 0iterrei9iihen 2byon-
fol9er als GommerIig bsnugt iuuros,
plro nun auf Wuni4 oss Grober'
509s 6ran3 6eroindno einem purb'
grefenoen llmbau u~nter5p9en.
3er 3ieIenbuu nit Ieinsm tpun'
o~eroclIen S6lobpart foil moglldll
getrsu in iener 6orm tbieoer bergss
iteIlt perosn, in Der i'm Der Gr5-
bsrsoa 6sroinano IL. ieiner5eit Jul
feline G%emnblin, bic Nuesbur9er Sir
gerstohter philippine W:Iier, berri6,
ten Iieb. SnsbsionOsrs ioll Die 5u-
caos ben Henuiiianc s~Gbaraftsr 9ss
iosenannten .9odi6lpiiss". pes elite
ten 9eiIss oss Saulpevtes, artud'
srbolten, uno bier ipsroen an4 cis
Wobnrdume fir bic 5umtlie sea
Oitsrreidiihen Sbronfolsers ein9srih=
tet. Die ipdtsren 3ubauten aus Del
s%lpsiten 9dlfte oes 10. Sahrbunoerts.
oorunter Der Giubnu sines plerteT
Stodrpertes. tp.roen bsieiti9t. Oua
SodfdIoB ioII cir einfa6es, ahtsdi.
ses Henuiiiancss 1iiruthen erbalten,
in sleider 6orm uno am glsttsr
pIaB.. ME .s Jeroinlno III. isinsr3sti
errihtsn IieB. Die i'm Sohfhlob ge'
~9entpGrtig untersebradten 3unfts uni
Observation-Disclosures iollsn oann i'm
.Sponifhen Soale", i'm Waffenlanis.
uno in Der onriibcrlisqsnoen giblio.
tibet cine nsus Stdtte iiuosn. Gin.
oIte Iniidt o.s S6lniiss ous etm
Sabre 1872 Seigt 3tpii6;n Dem Spo'
niiden SoaI urb ben. Suotrott Elm
~9aIlhaus" genanntss nieoriges Ge-
bduoe. ods ipdter nbeetrd9sn puroe.
Gs piro isBt in isiuer uri2runqli1rn
Torm tpieoer eritsseu uao ebeniails
sinsn Seil Der fpsrtpcllsa S0mmlun.
aen auFnshrtn. bic ard in 3utunf.
BEN QueIitum oFfenftcbsn iolisn. Der
llrnbou, osr Bis su-I 6srbits po!lsroet
Iein Toll, miro runo zine hal5e glil.
lion Sronsr. toitsn.
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TOrwesiidler Groa.
WiRbilIiscnoe Semerfuusen iiber bent.
Idle Marine. %ttebungcn.

Gs miro in einem osutItlGnoiIAen
glntte odruuf binsspisien. DOB nibt
ole Norlpeqer Ole 9eIinnung tetlen,
aus Der Cle Cliens Spmne on oen
oeutihen &aiIsr nnldBlih Der Sdlens
lung oss 75rithiof : S~tanobil0ss 9ss
~floiIsn lit. 9(Is gepeis miro Elm
NrtiteI in elmer 9%rontbeimes 3eitung
angsfiibrt, porin es beiBt: IS qab
cine 3eit. "a iano mar es redt er.
90BIi6. odB frsmoe SriegsItiffe ms
Qono tamsn uno etn5elne u~nierer 0ros
bern &iiitenitdote bsiuhteu. Od8 ges
ihub ia niht 10 oft, uno ieoenfdQs
niht in beion0ers erobem WaBItabe.
Qbsr Die Soften baben 'if ouh auf
oiefsm @,biet Qednoert, mo beute er.
ihsint Ser 9eiud frsmosr 8ris9s-
ihiffs nift mebr in oemlsIben In
tsrsFanten romdntifhen 6orbeu9lan5
pie frUbcr. Nm dl%lsrpsni9Iten. rpenn
bic @eIuhe iih gu elmer idbrIld !ptes
bertsbrsnoen DISCRIMINATION mooerns
ter 9rit9Sma'Ainsn elmer europdt@
ihsr 8robmatt austpdhfen. Sess
balb ieben Ole Iorpe9er nit iehr 9e'
miIttsr 6efublen, rpis ieBt Die eanje
norpe0iihs W,ttiiite eiuem grrBern
2sil Der oeutiha Warine goitltt ge'
0fFr,t miro fir l%lebunsen, 2otun9en
uno mas font Sic boben Serrsn Dor
;unshmn punItsn. 90 mars I'm
ooriasr Sohr. unb aud 'ruhsr hGbsn
mir ia rtaelmdBie ale Sabre gum
Somm,rbtiuh er0bere ooer 'leinsrs
oeutide @sIhpaoer bier 9sbobt. Die
hnbeu 70 Sic b,ite 0eleoenbeit gstun'
o,n. ole 7abritrdbeu lungs unierer
Suits gu uu;sriuhsu, uro ibre Set
tortsn fino ijher odudb berihtigt
iporoen.
Wau bylubt nidt eerdoe nib
trauiih gu 'ein. absr 10 rpit Die Nn'
se IL. europa lisgsn. Defenders 5lpi'
ihsr otu feinolitsn Norolss'taGten
England uno 0tutihlann. II IS ntht
eben ~GsmUtl,t. nds Snterslls 81 be-
o5otttn. 0as oeren Grisosfdiffs Der
n%orwesiiten GtfttiiIts beSeigsn. llno
ojs lln9trisytbeit, rpomit Die 6rsms
Sen ihrt @uafhe pprbrin9en, bslpelis
beTe, ais oQes anosrs. oaB iis Hors
lpeQsn ni4t ala ebsnbiirti9su Stodt
aniebe @je jno ia s%eruobnt. odB
man biey MI; Ser Wiise IN Der 9ano
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en- uno mar 10 .nl, ouB i'd ssroo.
EN- utann ourtpin0sn tonnts.
Wsdn mubte, 10 sy5GbIt Der Sffi@
3lsr. leosn QuoengIit ertparten. IN
ote Huft 3eipren3i gu ueroen. .Wir
Sffi3iere fporen tets Bel unisren
Solodtsn, mir falisfsn nit ihnen
Sette an Seite; mir tontro1ierten
ole 3pei Stun0eu Die Qrbet, uns
ierer Seute. uniere Sdppeurs bats
ten Itb bereits I'M ie6s Jaoer Dr.
asitobsn. Da gl1u6ten mir pi0B@
lid ods poden Der japnnif6en Seils
baden gu boren; - mir luufftn
atemlos in Dem euaeu Stsinfade, in
Dem mir uns ttfdpoen es mcr
tein 3Deifsl =. mir hortsn Ole Soz
pansr. Der Min'nOffiater tpur in
itarter Grre9ung. itlno ibm bod ois
Qufqa6e benor, a!s sriter nit Dem
Teinoe unteriroiid ju timrFsn. Die
zone tuuroen INNER 6eutli63er.
~3ut, tut, tut" po6ten Die Snpaner.
= mir iporsn an liz ouf perige Dir
ihtn berangefommeH; mir muBteu
uns beetIen. ibr 0srt au 3~erftoren.
osnn IS mar flor. 0dB lie auh uns
b0ren mubten. IS nurbe beI6IoNen.
unpsrsu9li6 cine TIattsrmins un3us
leqen. Won btrehnets ons notige
yuIuerqudntum".
WdbrenobeFen 6atten Die Winsure
itd nod mebr einanosr g.nd6.rt.
Die Sappeurs purosn itiinolid ab=
3eloit. lie ginger benz ii9eren Zone
sntgegen. gs mar in Der &afemotts
ntht genigeno gulber porbannen.
Der 2eutnont pdnote fih tsIspboz
Mild an Die Neutrality-suspicious.; er
ponote ii9 on bag 4rienal; er Bat
um 6ubr3eu9e, sr fIebtc, er oro5te.
Sn Der @olerie r~isieItsn f6on Stsins
bon Den Wdnoen. - er telepbontsrte
phne unterloB. Gtunben uno Stunz
Den perrtnnen. Gnolih ruIeln sic
pulperpogen beran. Die aiften Flies
gen BON oen 8arrsn, man fhofft lie
IN bic &aiematts. nan legt Ole ssfat=
tsrmtne I'm Qnesiiht oes Sooes, Ser
ale leoen 4ugenblid ereilen fam. en-
Hereinafter 9ait miro bis in ben fri
ben Wforgen binein Q~edrbeitet; oa8
3elepbon 9eat pbne pouie. Gno;id
1T aqes fertia. "a trifft Ser gefebl
Elm, nod nidt 3u iprenqen, fonNern
gu %lporten, Biz .Gr3euen3" tdme.
Wtr iparten itump; uno oumpf.
@noIi3 erf4eint Ole Gr5e[en3; cine
Minute fpGter rolf Ser Gduu ser
grpIoiion ourh Die adIemutte. Die
fslnoli9e 6uIeris mar ssrit0rt, a5er
leioer mar aud cine Defining CUR
@rooberfIG6e ~entitonoen, burd
Den pu%lreroompf lab mar Sen qraus
en- Nd6tbimmeI. Die Situution
mar i6ltmm aenuq, - 0ur6 oieIe
Seffnuns tonnts Der 5sino in Die
&o'emdtte orin9sn une ii6 oes gam
sen Sorts bemddti9en. @ir itelten
S6iIopu3en an oisfer Seffnunq aus
uno q'nssn CUR 3ubs. Ha6 Elm paor
Stunoeu bctten Die Sopoaer permit
teIs 9%unobomben uniere S6ilopaz
den setotet. Der 6eino idb in
u%nisrsr 9alerie. Run begunn Der
8ampf nit 9a~noaranatsn, ole si>
ihenb beriiber apno biniiber flosen.
Die 0eute fielen pie ote 5lisaen, =
lie ipuroen o Sen etftigen pproris
lingaisn beiinnungslos.
Stunbenlnng piitete oieIer 3dbe,
3dbnetnirfdeno. 8ampf unter Der
Groe. Nismdno tponte neihen. Gnoz
lid tam uns Der 3ufnQ gu S;lfe:
cine u~nisrsr 6anooranoten bra6t.
Den eonsen 0orrot Ser Supaner our
GrpIoiion; ibre 2eute puroen gu
Seben 5.rriTen. - mir fanoen in
Der @aIeris muir pertobIte uno per-
branrts Tfeiidreite, lIniFormfeben
uno Rsits BON Woffen. Die 9ol.rie
mar pieoer in u~nferen Sdno.n.
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Sale.
Yrtiie pon Seurp Nnosrea9. 625 Iiol.
- Strobt No Hrnlip Mta
gNte TT DteSs

sHir tteten eirhnnoert Dollars 1elohrurg I'll ieoen
j Ill pom @atdrrn, rr ntbt curd Ginnehmsu ooH
S.u'a @GtarrhsRur gcheilt lDeroen fdnn.
4 !. @hfnep Il O.. @igsntb.. EpIeoo, 6.
sblr, bic HulerseIdlneieu. haoen Il. 2. 9htnep f'.t
ben lesien Is 3 hr II seiannt uHo hditeu 'bu fhr
roIfcmnen e%breubofi III aIeu Cihdrtsoeraluo.
lIHqeu uuo ~fnani;eli befdh ct. ale DO tner 6rna
eiu9e9dn lenen @erbmolthteiieu 81 erinnen.
8et 4 5ruaE, Vrpbbauoels Drosniten. So=
leon, &.
tzDr item, &pleon, 8.
0dlPs Gatdrrb -aur miro iunerIi d eenpiumer uuo
ipirit hirtf anf has Slut unn Die fhieimiaen Cpers
lad1eu bts Sntems. %ieuqnife irei periaubt. Brei=
75c fir bf SlafLe BeriIuft pun allen upOtheiern.
Gau's JdmIIprsB lien iiuo oe beifen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-12
Inter Der Grse.
Saarfrdubeune 6rinncruua an bic
Sample urn Bort ArihMr.

Sn elmer ruTiIhsn 3sitidyift ,rs
lteinen ~iurjtit Grinnsrungeu siuss
Sfft3ier5 IN Sic Sample nm Vcrt
Wrtbuy. Sine Gpiiooe oaraus. oje
einen unteriyoiid1en 8ompi sipjIhsu
ru1iIteu uno iapdniidsu Nlirsurtu
idiIosrt. 1T BON gsraoe3u u,smrdue
ttnosr Spannuna, Tis Ru7en ar
bejte:en IN elmer 9ontsrmine, D.. b..
Ils uouten 'jh heinIih an Sic ftjro
liten Y(intnqdnle htrdnmaten uno
le IN Sic 9uit iprenlen. Tic't Sc
genuine pEI0s in osN 5tIisn ssbau.
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proTei,or s,uao M,anIterbera lit

pFisnbar Elm mnlb,ger Wnnn. @r bat
oTisutlid bsbauplst. onB Jranen sum
SurpoieuIts uiht tnuslih ieien. oa lie
Iosilhen Arsumsntsn nlft Susdng'
LID Ssisu. 0as boben auBer linn lhon
8iele bebauptet. @enn Der TroieIiOr
aber eiumal Dor elne 6rnueniu.p se'
.tfelt mlroe?
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Tie 2eeus.T arao GrpresseIen'

Idait tuiu bic Badetpolt nit nieort'
sereu 5radtldsen b%efdmpfen. @nb'
LTD einmal Elm nariss". an Dem man
feline 6reuos BADEN f0nnts uno Der nidt
Ole 60ue udre!
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prdntien oeoen Wehr-
;ahlun9.
Gfpdbbudl.

MUu1uuW@
Gtriaer's beutIf . ameritaniihes ao6bud
fur feline iamilien. Bon 8GIoemar
Sdreper. 4reis - Gents.
SfabmaidIinen.
Tie .Roroftern" Ndbmait1ine Ro. ] pIro
ant S Sabre ihriitlit garantlrt, a3rgv
aeGb@s @ebduie. EXTRA irtne Eolitnr. dle
TemeGien 8erbelierungen, dbIplut bic bette
g2aTd1,ns. bic iir irgeno elnen Hrels er.
hdEtftd DZo
Eit ,goroitern"s NabmnIdine No. 2, &C.
HGu tuie go. /. nur nit autboInatbllfem
.Trpr peao". S27
Eie -sioroitern" 'yidbmainine No. 3, IN
Gsssgea Eat = @ebGu!e, authomntllhenl
.ghatn Sit, RugeIagcr = eeiteu NIT
,nuthOmattifem yBelt Meplacer", bobem
1grul, aebdrtete StabltbelIe. ale .Nttnh'
meuts% in Sdnlmet' aalthen. Cine quite
4Paitine gu benz irbr biGt8en Yreis BON
Die rNerbiteru"s Diai6lne No. 4. genan iute
SO. J, MUIR IN 3esta@G blnets ,Sornt. S2l
aae oieie WaIfinen limb abiolut garGH'
ttrt. 9je 5rodt bat Der 0duier Sl tra9en
uNo ne betragt pom 6Oc bis 81. ie nab Der
TOtjtans.
Em Seaen nab siaerieu N ss. bas @elD yer
ap~aF4amiucifu a (PoHep Groerl Die Der BOtneiier
Ia afh UfGhFTtH EfffdGTtfH adFHtGt5 faHa, ta hVtR
FVpexu 81 enio ant uno fuher fue be Sgnrcas
upip etfmna n peIdie BITE NaeuteH IN alien Gcpreb
EtatigueA d%RsfteleH. Neuu Htda eds Selo per Bon
snateliaHa cher pet u preBanuetIEHa tdbidt. III "a
stnt Eotdmenbia. ben betrefeuben 5tiet t%sgiiitiren u
LdHeH, usuH be Norene eentlid gelhrtsben TT Feat
nan sagegen Hdntge D In ben Brief. 10 ioate oteltt
kfts rsainriTt iperoen, nm lbtr ~ leir. odB oerlelbe
rtftia dasonimt. 6dr @eloieubungen ia etutddhem
sI3rfefpertd'i afe nternehmen MIR ieiuerltt Seranfipert
Itbfeit. ,5m JGGe pom Northumberland per8eie
utaa "a Hihf. BITE ate etenfopebi ioe bic meme
gSfsSfee aHjuse en-. benz lonli foHnen iUr ben NG
aleu tu ben Eadern gar Htht fHbeu.
EIsHsal crbeIs eurien atdi, iUte eas % CIT .atlniebt.
ais sermtiHiltde Euittuaa urndbehatten tptrs
'ssu. ISuotra limb ben BritieH betiaItgeH.
Tiele 4rdmlfultlte iUiro obue Iuettere
Eotis BON Bet gu yeit ergdn5t nno perdn'
oert, MRo oteie Ereiie ridteu ith nab benz
seUttlieca 9fariipertb.
lnittuHg erIplet nur ourd Genoerung
hes 9atums auI benz NoreBltreiitn.
Rdu a~oreiiire etniah:
s'N0RDSTERN'. La Crosse, Wis.
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Drdmien Site.

giw 3ahr i'm poraus be'abienee
Hbemnentsn erhalteu ie etnen
5dsSueu Hdieneer ais Pramte
ardfis nne p~ertefrei. dn Pra-
,mten Hne ioIeenee iur auswaht
corhdueen:
ssafxrupoh, (oopon iinO oreiSsbn Nun'
uferR erlhieneu).
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Sfriger's beutif . ameritanlides ao6ouf
fur feline i5amilteu. Son Naloemar
Sdreper. Yreis - Gents.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
HOUSTON SHOWS
HIS INTEREST.
IN GOOD ROADS
Urges Better Highways for
Farmers III Preference to
TranscOntinentaI I hor-
oughfares for the Auto
mObiliStS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHl


DETROIT, Sept. 29. II Secretary
Houston Of the department of agri-
culture in an address before the
American Red Cross Congress today
explained the interest of the federal
government with reference to road
building. He urged good roads for
the farmer in preference to great
t:anscontinental highways for auto
mobiIists, but said he did not under
estimate the valuable service rendered
oy the automohilists for road build
ing.
Tho suggestion of federal aid to
road building raises grave questions
and involves possible dangers, and
thoughtful citizens doubts, said the
secretary. There are proposals be-
fcre tie public mind which would
bankrupt the federal treasury and
suggest possible abuses before which
those of the worst pork barrel bills
Of the past would pale into insignifi-
cance. No proposal which does not
carry with it the assurance Of safe
guarding the treasury in this direc
tiCn seems 10 me to stand a ghost
Of Il chance OF Favorable considera-
ton.
The first practical essentials in
the planning Of road legislation would
seem to be to recognize the states
os the smallest unit with which the
federal government might deal.
IT Woul1 seem that the basis feat
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
REGISTERTODAY
UnteY1ne eyer IS
For ReUiSlOm OF
The heCuYyemcy Bill
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH
WASHINGTON. Sept. 29.-General
revision of the details of the admins
tration currency bill to insure the car
rying out the purposes of the measure
We're recommended to the senate bank
ing and currency committee today by
Samuel Untermeyer of New York. He
declared the line will be strictly drawn
to allow The issue of currency only on
commercial paper representing pur-
chases or the sale of a commodity
which would enter into commerce.
Untermeyer also recommended the
altering of the plan Of organization pro-
posed for the regional reserve banks.
He would give the national banks go
days in which to subscribe capital and
deposits for the regional banks and if
it is not forthcoming would throw the
stock books open to public subscrip-
ton, closely restricting the powers of
subscribers in controlling the banks
The plan, it is said. would tend to force
the banks to enter the system.
Untermeyer recommended that the
proposed advisory council' of bank
ers as an adjunct to the federal reserce
board be abolished and the govern
ment be given closer powers of regula-
ton and removed over the regional re-
serve directors elected by the banks.
He urged, however. the banks be given
a flat profit of six per cent on their
investment in the regional banks and
the government be given all the profits
above that figure.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
Secures Ruling from Pre-
siding Judge Barring In
PRODUCTION Of Testimony
Showing He Made Cor
rupt Political Bargain
SAYS EVIDENCE
IS INCOMPETENT
Effort to Show Assembly
men Tried to Influence
Governor of New York
State Meets With Decided
Failure in Court
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPATcHJ

ALBANY, Sept. Ex-Governor Sulzer
won a triple victory today over his ac-
cusers in the trial Of his Impeachment.
Presiding Judge Cullen of the high
court, barred the Introduction of evi-
dence intended to prove the governor
made corrupt political bargain with
Assem- blynan Patries of Greene coun-
tv and held the testimony brought for
ward to show he had made similar bar
gains with Assemblyman Sweet of Os-
wego county and Assemblyman Prime.
of Essex. was incompetent.
The legislation had to do in each
case with highaWy and bridge improve
nents provided for in bills passed by
the legislature to which the assembly
men were desirOus of getting the gov
ernor's signature. In the Patries case
however. no charges We're brought in
the articles of Impeachment and on
this ground, Judge Cullen threw the
charge out The Sweet and Prime
cases were specified in article seven Of
the impeachment charging the COVER
nor had voted for one and signed the
other bill. one assemblyman failed to
support the governors direct primary
bill and the other did so after consult-
ing Sulzer. the managers charged.
The long missing Frederick L. Col
we'll. the governors alleged dummy in
the Wall Street transactions is in a
sanitarium. according to counsel for
the governor but will consent to testi-
fy as the governors witness under a
stipulation he will not be placed under
arrest for refusing to obey the sub
poena of the Frawley investigating
committee, The counsel managers had
not decided tonight whether to agree
to this stipulation.
If the subpoena be served upon him.
J B. Gray of the Stock Exchange firm
of Fuller and Gray. where the governor
is alleged to have speculated with
some of his campaign contributions will
be 4 witness tomorrow. Thus far coun-
sci has been unable to locate him. His
partner. Arthur L. Fuller, who was on
the stand today. said that Gray had
been making an effort to evade service.
Fuller and his employees gave testi-
mony today tending to show that Col
we'll purchased three hundred shares OF
Big Four stock through Fuller &
Gray for which he paid $4,000 cash.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
DAY Of
REGISTRATION
Office Of the City Recorder
Will Be Kept Open Until
Midnight SO That All Will
Have Opportunity to Be
come Enrolled

Today is the last day on which to
register. It is the last chance the peo-
ple of this city will have to place their
names on the list of those who will de-
eide the future form Of government for
the city and the issuing of the bonds
for the Improvement of their city 1T
is the last opportunity Of Phoeniclans
to show that they are true Phoenicians.
Yesterday there We're SAB registered
2343 who will have the privilege of
voting on the government Of the city,
or a total Of less than onethird of
those who were expected to register for
this election. There were only so reg
istered for the bond election, making a
total of 8S1, in all not more than one
fifth of the possible electors on this
vote
The office of the city recorder viii
remain open till midnight tonight for
the purpose of letting those who have
put off the matter of registering have
the chance to get in at the last minute,
and the body of eight assistants who
have worked out in the city will be
continued all day and until dark in the
hopes of rounding up all the voters for
this election that can be obtained.
The city officials are doing all in their
power to raise big registration and
there will be something wrong if they
fail to haEe a the least half of the
possible voters of the city on the books
by closing time tomorrow night.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
Federal Officials Of Juarez
Give New Version of the
Affair on Saturday in
w hich Mexicans and
Americans CIashed
SOLDIERS HAT
IS PRODUCED
This, 1t is Claimed, Was
Picked Up Two Miles
Over Border and Proves
Americans Crossed into
Mexico Before Attack
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHI

Ell PASO. Sept. %. III That ten
American cavalrymen of Troop H.
Second Cavalry, crossed into Mexico
On Saturday and began shooting at
three Mexican woodcutters, is the
version of the international shooting
incident near San Elizario which has
been gwen out by the federal Off
Cials at Juarez To prove their as
sertions, Col Juan n. NasqueZ. mill
tary commander Of Juarez. showed
q hat which one of the United States
soldiers is alleged to have lost, adding
that three WOodcutters returned the
fire and forced the Americans to
retreat to the American side.
In one report of the affair re-
ccived by federal officials at Juarez.
it is said that three Mexican line
riders assisted the Woodcutters III
driving the American troopers of
after the shooting began.
The American soldiers. as proven
by the hat in possession Of the mill
tary authorities at Juarez. trespassed
on Mexican territory" said Inspector
OF Mexican ConsuIates Miguel z. Die
bold, in a statement tonight. In their
hurried departure they left the hat
two miles from the international obr-
der. An investigation is now being
conducted by the Mexican authorities
and report of the affair viii be
made t9-tlre respective authorities
The woodcutters are alleged to have
reported to the Juarez municipal
authorities that they were on the
Mexican side Of the river with a
wagon. cutting wood. when the
American soldiers appeared on the
Mexican side The troopers, said the
report. followed the MeXicans about
two miles into Mexico. The soldiers
finally caught up with the wood
cutters. it is alleged. and searched
tie wagon. Then, it is said. they
allowed the woodcutters to depart
hut as the Mexicans started all the
soldiers began shooting. The wood
cutters were armed with rifles and
Immediately returned the fire.
An account of the occurrence that
reached this city from san EIizaric
or Saturday night stated the Ameri-
can soldiers were on duty on the
american side when a party OF
Mexican federals appeared on the
Mexican side and opened fire without
warning or prOvoca ton
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
CISNEy WANTS
HEAVIER RAILS
LAID IN TOWN
Says That Light Rails Used
in Paved Districts Result
in Breaking Up Of the
Wearing Surface Of the
Streets

If the suggestions embodied in the
report of Councilman Claude Cisney,
from the Fourth Ward presented TO
the Common Council last evening are
acted up either by provisions of new
city ordinance or upon order from the
corporation commission, the Phoenix
Street Railway company will be OBJ
Iiged in the future to lay what is known
as the Trilby rails in the paved districts
or in the districts about to be paved.
In support of his recommendation
Councilman Cisney points to the con-
dition Of the streets where the street
railway company has employed what
he considers as altogether too light
rails and where the wearing surface of
the new pavement has already been
broken up or cracked for distances
varying from four inches to feet from
the top of the rails.
The report of Councilman Cisney. as
chairman of the streets and alleys COM
mittee Of the common council follows in
full:
Phoenix, Sept. 27 1913.
To the Mayor and Common Coun-
Gil: AS chairman of the street ana
alley committee to which the matter
ii street car rails and construction
was referred L beg to submit the
following:
That wherever the streets are to
be paved that the rails used shall be
OF the kind known as the "TriIby
rail- and shall be the heights that
the pavement is thick. thus placing
the top Of the tie below the bottom
Of the paving and avoiding breaking
and raising up OF the paving material
above the top of the rail and balance
Of the pavement The use Of some
kind Of q block next to the rails on
both sides of same should be de-
manded and put in But with the
Trilby rail it is possible t. make
fairly good job and one that will
last or stand the wear for some time
without the use of blocks
But in no case should the ball rail be
used where the streets are to be paved
as it is impossible to make the paw
ing stay in place along the side of
the rail as the dust and dirt works
between the rail and down between
the top and base Of the pavement
and raises the top. Then the TOP has
to be broken off. leaving a hole or
space on each side of the rail to be
filled with dust and durt making it
both hard and expensive to keer
clean. The ties should be filled un-
der and around with sand and gravel
and no gravel used that is larger
than 1 z" in any dimension
concrete base for the ties is the
best but is too expensive to be
Continued on Page Nine)
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPrrcHl

CALUMET, Sept. %. Circuit
Judge O'Brien dissolved the tempor-
ary injunction today against the
picketing and parading. by copper
mine strikers. General Abbey of the
state troops and Sheriff Cruise made
preparations tonight to handle the
expected activities of the strikers to-
morrow. The picketing was resum-
ed generally throughout the district
tonight. Noisy demonstrations are
expected in the celebration Of their
injunction victory held by the strik-
ers in the Keewana county mines
The A II. Meek Mining Company
will be the first Of the Calumet and
Hecla subsidiary companies to use
strike breakers. A trainload arrived
tonight. Another party Of strike