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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
Gle nSiratsn" uOu 8all Street

Die 5in1n3z zReforms9iq bringt tpiss
Der Die popuIiftifhen Sbeorien gum
@orfhein, Die Hu6 grpdns sriter Ries
psrIage in ieiuer geDerbung um bic
8rdiioentihaft in bic polttifhe Der
Ieutung perihpuubsn pareu. Wln
hort aud Die aIten Shlager, otreu
pornebmlihiter bic g9iruten" bon Baa
Street III, rpelhe Den Barmsr 'tinoen.
Sobolb oieier G6or feline Gimme err
bob, tonnte aud Sinman BON Glib
carolina nidt dusbieiben uno er Oers
tiinoete i'm SeHdt, bdb penn Ht2t ios
fort 4nitulten 9etroffen rpiiroen, ben
acknowledgement 9elb aus Der Res
gierung8taI'e gu liefern, 70 niiroeH Die
giroten ppn WaQ Street oan Suben
I'm nunoerte BON Wtqionen Dollars
fdinben.
Gel6ftoeritdnoli6 fGIt es uns niht
Elm, cine 4potogie fir Die 5inan8er0s
ben pon BaQ Street gu fhretben, III
rer Suuoen iino 70 Oiele, ME Der Sdno
am Weer. 4ber bic Bopultiten Iiinoiz
cen nod mehr, rpenn nibf aus Sh!ehs
tigteit 70 bod aus 8ummheit. grnans
populiitiihe Sreiprdaungsz citation
bat Dem QQnoe unenolih grobsrenS6as
ben sudefuqt, dts dlIe &iiu'te Der III
nun8magnaten, bic tniofsrn Sruno sur
aIaqe ha6eu, als man i6neu 9ortpiirfe
fir 3u1tdnDe maht, on oenen Ite teins
Shulo trdgen. 3as trifft fpe3ieQ 1llf
bic 2tntIaqs gu, bag iis bic isgige
8elotnappheit perIhuloen. 6iertn Be-
Itsht in ser qan3en Dslt cine Dirt tri@
isnbdfter 3uitann. Der 8altantrieg.
bic ueberipannung beg Grebtts in pers
f6ieoenen europdiTtsn 2dnoern, oie
DilDe of1ao auF 9olo fir Die ariegss
faTen Der europdii6su Wationen, al:
jns pds bat cine momentane 3Iemms
6erporesrltFen, Die fia in alien 2dnoerr
| fiihibdr ma6t.
Die gepuliften rpolIeu oieIs Sab'
laqe, Die linen nidt unbetannt fein
| fann, ni6t peritebsn, fonbern periuher
/ ourh 4ntIaqer gegsn Die .piratsn
| Stimnltng fir ibre 5orberuHs gu ma:
den, rpelhe oobir geht, baB bic Regie'
rltng ben 6armern Gelo 81 n;sorider
3iufen li&fsrr Ipq, aaf qageriheint
/ fir DoGe. 8aumpole, Wei5sn II. I
| 10. Der Stanbpuntt miro pertrstsn
bar Der areoit Der Regieruuq uners
ft0pfli6 ift uno tpeun bic 9untiers
@elb ouf Iol6e Sdeins liefern, 10 lag
fein GruHb por, iparum pie Regieraae
ben 5armern ben arepit Oerpetoerr
fotlte. DAP Die erite 8ebluptung nod
pertreten pirb, benefit bic llniterblid'
felt Der Bummbeit. Qls Die Rsgierunt
@rpenbads enittirte, obne cine Golb.
betung fir oiefefbs 3u bsfduffea, fan
Der aars berIelben 6is Guf 40 Gents
! pro Dollars herab Ilnb als bic Re
| gierunq 5ilberiheine emittirte, BIZ
pro 1oIlor sinen Wetalliperth BON Al
gsnts reprdfentirtsn, fteb bag 4us
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
Sismarf nno 9nSwia Der II. i'm
September 1870.
9teue sSorihungen iiber ois8riin6sirg
Ses oeutI6en Heides.

9teile Guellen sur t8tiinbimgsGe'
i6ifte oes oeutihen ReIdcs erihIieBt
Gnrl aleranber D. Wliiller IN Der. 1i.
itoriiden 3eitibrift@. gs banoelt i'd
babel bauptidtlid) um stnf5eihnnn.
gen aus benz 9adiaiIe oeS 8ra'en
aarl pon laufffirhen, 6ts ehemali.
gen 9aperiihen GeinnSten in St.
8etersburg uno 9ioui oer | ). 1870
allaemein als fonlmenoer WinIlter.
prdiieent gdlt nuo @noe Gnguit gum
Qrdfeften DER propiioriihen gser,pai.
h,na oes Raasoepdrtements er.
nannt iporoei. lDar. gsisinard inhfe
oamols. oireA ooer iiloireft, nit hen
politiihen sSiihrern gnperas rno llas
mentlih nit aonig S,lopig H. ielhit
in intimere sSiiblnng 5ii fomneH nm0
beoiente lid, 8n oieiem ,3srefe Ii. q.
aud Der gernittlung lonfffirbens.
or berief i'm am 7. September tile.
arapbiih nod 9ieims. IN elmer 212.
itiinoigen llnterreoung fam gismard
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
asulf aolpins.

Die 5ehfbunhsrtfeier bes g<buriss
ioses 4Dolf aplpings, bss Begriinbsrs
Der tdttolifsbsn @eieIIenpsreins, tpurne
in 0srbsnaang nit Der ginDeibung
oes neutn Gsitnenbaufes aolpinas
Saufss in Der grsiisn Esrabe In
aoln fstiih bssanssn.
alm s. Tsjembsr 1913 nIs Gctn csr
in beideibsntn WerbdltnifIen !sbenbea
eAeieats Deter aelping uHb 5rau.
9sb. 4nnn Waria 3urbsnben in aers
pen afbOren, trat Folpine i'm II. qes
bensjabrs BEL sinem G6ubmdd,ermeis
iier in bic asbre. Rah osrsn g<snnis
guns faRD sr poriibergehenos 9eFdpdfs
tisuna In Sinborf. Diissn, asdenitb,
stoln ufip. Aaf Der glanberIhnfi
Iernie q bic manhsrlsi Geinbrsn, bic
Den 6nnDlpsrtsesitIIen in t5rpsrlid.r
uHb fittliter Hesiebuna brohen, am sis
sentH leibe tsnfisn. Gs rsiftt in ihn
NIT % Sabren nod Der gnifdlub,
prieltsr 3n lpsrDtn. um ais foldxr fiir
foreen su t0nnen. 5m 6srbIt 1897
ts5og aplping ols ztrtianer Dos a1Is
|ner WlarstlltnsG Gpmnafum. oas II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02

ihcn nan 81 Sdbren, Sisrn 1871,
NIT Nots | abfOIbirts. Ju ben fcigsns
ben J0bren an ben uniperiitdttnWiiins
dwn unb Bonn bem 5iuninm ber
TbeoIosie, pbilofophie unD gsatiirs
tuiffenfhaften obIisssnb, befonD sr
ON 20. Mdr5 1874 in Bonn bic pors
Igeihrietsne priifung, um fih bdnn I'M
H6Iner prisfterfsminar auf bic b0hes
rem Wtiben pcr5ubereisen. am 13.
Npril 1845 gum prisitsr sesueibi srs
belt EeIping feline erfts 4nifefIung tn
elbsrf<lb, no er ben Grunbitein Su
ben heute Tn 70 bpber gIiitht ftkHben
Weisusnpereinen lsste. am 15. Wdrs
1S49 bon aarbinaI Jobanres b.
gtihel ais 8omnitar an oit Winoris
iensirfe nod a0In berufen, btaunH
Rclping bier feline geipdltigs To3ials
anfgabe. in Der sr bon ali<n 9sb0rxn
unb Gidnoen unttrItiisi fpurbs. Gr
ftorb am 4. De3embtr 1865. am z.
DECEMBER porldufig auf bsm Gritos
hof MsldieH beeroigt. ipurbs feline
Qtihe, burf befpHoert @n1h< nes a6s
nias MiIbelms I. am 80. apriI 1855
In Der Wlinoriteniirds, ieiusm aisbs
linssnunff eemdb, bsigeIett.
Tait Rsd1t beibt ss In einer sJsfts
T6rift, bic I'm auFtrag bes 0tneroIs
prdEpiums Der iutboIiihen GsfslItns
xreine gum 100. 9eburtstng anoIf
AoIpings srfd,isnen iit: llnter ben eros
| ben fo3iolsn CreoniIationen Der Ges
ssnpart mag es :psuias esben. bic iin
nit ihrem 9riineer. ob'pobl oieisr
Ifhpn fan Elm boIbes Sabrbunbtrt un<
ter Der Grbe rubt. au6 sur Stunbe
nod innerlih 70 eng perbunoen fiias
len ME Der tatboIiIhe G<isiIsnpsrein
NIT anoIF aoIpine. Go tief uno nahs
huItlg Bot oisIsr Wdnn ale bteinfluBi.
bic ii6 auf fsinemarbeitsf.fo< NIT ibm
/ 3ufdmmen fanbeu. feline s.tftIiheu
Wiidrbeiier, nbsr audi ben lsbieu unc
drmiten GefslIsn. beiftn er fid ansss
nommen, uno burh beibe gar nod
stne annette uno brittle Generation.
| 3fpsi Gisenibnftsn finS fir aolpinss
arbeit hurdit.riitifd: srob5iisipts
Wprn6risitrebeu, ipenu es I'm oieSnte
1 unb bus 9dn3e eins. berbunosn NIT
sinsm ssniaIsn prattifhtn Gef6id.
tpenn es bic 9urnfubruns i'm sinsels
neH gait. Qgitiren unb Srgnniiiren,
beiots Tag ibm slsit gut. 4ls 8snes
lraIprGTss ieinsr Organization mar er
Der asborene 5ii6rer. Wlit elsider
| Sirgeburs uno 2is6t giHg sr ubet AUDI
lin Der miibT1m..l al,inarbeit Der 2sis
liune feiHss 9oIner gsrtins nl.n Dors
Ian.
| WeI6s getpaItige 9ersAituna bas
larobs fo3ioIe Werf aclpiHas lsfunbsu
BAL, befptiitn am tsitsn folgtnbe 3iis
fern: aus ben 400 Gefsqenpsrsinen,
Die beim sobs Golpings beftanosn.
Iino 6tuie 1865 serporoen, aus 30 .ises
men GsieEsnhdui.rn 45O. Gtipa 10000
otiipe WsitgIieber uns etfpd 10000
Gbrens unb S3usmitslisbsr, BON be.
nen bic meiitsH aus Sem Utfsin bers
porassrnsen fino, fteben beuts treu sur
sSo1ne ots 0eie[lsnpereins.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02

3teunter IL d IN 9 oes arupps
Gtdnbols tdbt erIsbsu. oaB oas 9tons
balDfe bauptfdhli4 uuf Selten Der
arupps liegt. Djeie sierige 5irma
ppate tetne Gonturren3 bel 2tefsruns
een on Dag oeutfhe Dttlit6r seitottsn
unp betpo9 bic Qieferungsoffi3iere, thr
4ustunft iiber bic angebcte Der Utttz
beperber All ertheilsn. gBie ldgsn be-
poo, oa eine geitehung i'm itrengsn
Sinn oes Tortes niht itattfuno. Jru=
bere aQmer1oI6oft i'm 5eers Duroe
Ssitens oes Sruppihen Igenten aus
qenubt, um oteIe 4ustunft gu erldns
oeR. GbampagnerzSoupers unb tlstne
9arlehsn rpurpen pon ben betrefenpen
Sffisieren aIs JreuRoIhdfts @gspsi's
uno ni6t als 8eItehuug GufsefdBt,
posu nod Die bstaunte ShatIahe tam.
oaB Die intinIten 8e3iehungen 3roudsn
neu 9rupps lrno Dem 8rtegsminl1tez
RUM une aud nit bem &1iier beitdns
nen. 8anu man bic 6anolungen Der
Sffi3isre i'm mtlbsu 2ihte altffaNen,
70 peroisnt oagegen oas 8orgebeE bss
SruppI9en Qgeuteu eTemplartf1e Be
ftrafung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
ssesen sh,uiHoeieieu psrbafsef.

4uf @runo zines nurh GNn1er
getbon BON Tepartement OF Chart
ties ano Correction i'm polissigsriti
erDiritsn 6aftbsfehls, Durbe gfffsrn
eurh G<itttips Der Hsesr Wilinm
Elepenfon, ipslhtr 1us Gtringtoa.
ar.. i'ommt. iit befdulbisi. GsIb uns
ter falfhsr gorfpieseluna stfarnusit
aa haben. inosm sr milothdligen Qtas
fen mitthsilis, oab sr Gslbtr fiir Sic
asrinatnn Snhuitridi uno RormGl
EGuls fannie. Sptnetr @crccn.
nsItsr be1aftraGt mar. nod efs
riEaion 81 fatrsn. I'm Griunossuusen
tiLsusisteu. oh Diffs S4nlt beitebt. srs
sl1rle, bab sin Derarsiees Jnftitu!
lrsnsr in nosh nots QeTingtOH btitsht.
Dor sinigtn 3agsn uurDt Der 9sssr
GIlis Wlurplis, aus GouisUilIs. an..
Elm cnaeblidxr Ntesr 8iIfof pers
baftsi. uno bic 1<fhulbisuna bee
Gtrabtns gsiislns asasn ibn srbDbsE.
Murphn fummelie sbenfdlIs Gslbtr
fir nus asnanntt 5tiftifut. uno Der
tuais gsoIissirihtsr Jride bic Der
hnnniums gsgsn Wurptn Bis sum g.
4uanlt, um BEN He0mssn bts Mobl
.baiiaseitsntpnrttmenss 9fit su Qebea,
|iin In sserineion nnn BEN BON bsn
9lsasr anofbensH Jnititus iu srtun,
|riEfn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02

Sm 6aufe folI Elm 9ldn pors
lie9en, bic Sarifagil, psnn oieIelbe
bonn Sendt oortbin 3uriitgeIan9t, in
ge3ug auf Den Wollenzp paragrapten
oabtn ab3uGnoern, bab Die 3O[le nitt
ioglei6 erlDiden Iolen, ionoern srit
mad stnem Sabre. 0agegen proteitiz
rem Ioear Die Sendtoreu aug ben
0oIIFa6rits sStaaten. Sic ftetIen polls
tommen rihtia bar, oab Der SSnouitrie
ui6ts ndfltheiliger lit, als llngetpiB.
belt. 60 Ldnge Die 5abritdnten niht
piiTen, mas RoEpoLle toften ptro,
ieien iie ge3punaen, iid III Der Ser
iteuunq pon Waareu dufs Aeuberite
ein3uihrdnten, bd uHter folhen um=
ItGnoen aud bic Gambler nur ben brinz
aenoIten 9eoorf fdufeu piiroeu. Denn
bic Gendtorsn offen iprshen polIten,
puroen tie sugsItebsu, oab Die betreFs
fenben Snpuitrien freie WoIs bring
IihIt tpiini6eu, mas ia ieIbitosritdnos
lih lit. Die 5armer, Die am rdtften
intereiitrt itnD. tpsroen e6snfdlls ibren
8ortheiI belIer in elmer Tofortigen, aIs
in elmer tinousseI6obensn abIhaf.
fung Der 3Dls fiuotn, oamit lie piis
ZEN, moran iis iino uno iih oemgss
mGB sinrihtsn t0nnen. 5umul ihnen
ni6t osrborgsn 1T, Dab, gleihDiel CD
Die 5emotraten in osr 6srritaft
bIetbsn peer uiht, bic Doa3plls nies
mails mebr 10 bod iein tperosn, pts
jsbt. gs geh0rt aud ntht Diet
SharFIinn bd3u. I'm 3u ertennen, oab
bic 6oh3oapplittt in Der qan3en 8elt
su Gnoe geht. Rddft uuisrem 2anoe
BAT tie ihre trdftigIte Stise IN
9eutItluuo gefunoen uuo bort ai!t
efenfaqs cine beoeutsnoe berabiesuHl
Fer 30ne fir feitftehenb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02

02tt groBem Sntersffe
mnb man Der 8eant!portunq Der Trage
entaegeRiebeH, ipie bic o'terrsihif6e
Rsqisrung Die MISUNDERSTANDING in
809mea 5it I0isn geosatt. Die 8eits
fdsn babeH iniOfern einen Sies 3u
psrssihnen, oaB iis Den in Der WQiori@
tat tfhehiTten Qanoesausfdub, oer
planndbig uuf Die o0Glige 8erbrdn=
euna pss 1eutfatbums binarbeitets,
auBer @riften5 gsfeBt bdbsn. Sept
tomnt es barauf an, mas Die Rssies
rgrs 5ur Rsttuns Der Deutfden tbuu
min. Sbr bisberises gerbaltsn N
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
Raaf Wl aifaauisttg bat

u y 7 Ut I q y tFt@ ~
iest audi BiscpniJu Elm Utjntmal=
aolHge'sg angeRommsn, peLhes I'm
groBeu ulabe benz 8eiess Deg erItersn
Staotss uahgebilbst 1T uno ebenfauS
MIR auf 5rauen umo atnoer ge5ug
bat, Die pratttIten Grfabrungen BON
Elm cher 3psi Sabren ioltsn 4ufihluB
ertbeilen, pb Elm iolhes 8eIes ben gs=
beeten Grpartungtn sntipridt. Dems
na6 piiroe an3urat6eR iein, bab bic
iibriqsn Stdaten ben Grfolg in btsfeR
betoen 5taaten dhtpGrten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02

Der 8sgriff Der 8samtenbes
letoiq4no. tpie sr in eurppdiihen Gam
bern gs6rGudlih 1T, mar bisber in bic
fem aanoe unbetdnnt. 5hatiohlth lit
Elm iolGes 8srbre6en jegt nod ni6t IN
unTsrem Strdfgefesbu6e 81 ftnnen.
Mlon bat IS auF inoirettem Wegs ges
fhafTen, inoem ndn Die Strafe tpegen
1noroentliden getragens uuo 4ufrste
suna gum 2ufrubr perbGngt, mas ses
qen ben 9ebrdu6 aIsr ciptliIirten Ras
ttonen oerft0bt, in pel6en Elm 8erbrss
den Ttreno osfintrt fein muB. aber in
ben Ditlitsn Snouitrtefaaten bat man
Ii1 einsn etoenen Sober 8llre6tgelegt.
Gr lit etn febr arobmufhtges gees, in
pelhem man Ollie fanaeu tann, bic Iit
bel Der fabritantenz9Idi'e unbeItsbt
MAIDEN. Wenn Bdtrit Glttnlau IN
QqterIon, q. s., rpie es geiheben 1T,
fir bic Qeuserung; ,DGhlt einen To-
3idliTtfc6sn Wunor, oanu fperoen Gu6
ngopS", nie 8ummn Rpan, uiht bic
q0pFe einidla0eu" NIT eiuem Sa6r
Gefdn9niB beItraft pirO, 10 1T ods
bod nitt5 auoeres, ME brutaiit<
aIoiTen=5u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02

Die pom 9rdiiberten qes
heate 4bTht, Elm 9rotettorat uber Ri
curqguu at errthten, miro niht bios
bon elmer Qn3o6l Ssnatoren betdmpft,
iouosrn Itobt 1ua auf ben Bloer'tonb
Der liberoleu gartei jener Republtt.
Dab ben Der. Stautsn Die Standlz
Route lno elm 6afen abqetrefen plro,
finbst teine geanitanoung uno babel
foate eS oua Der Qrdiiocnt betpenoen
lafTen, od hermit alen prdtti16en
.3peteu qeDient lit. Sin 1ueritani'hes
Qrotattorlt 1T Elm oefdhrlites Bel
fpieL fir bic curopdiiten 2anoer uno
Duroe aud Die m2onroe Gottrtn auber
&raft feBeu. Der 3tpet' Der Dottrn
1T 4nnerionsn Seit:ns europdiher
Qdnber duf Dem 1meritaniihen Gons
tinent 3u Dsrbinoern, bamit lire I'M
dbhdng qfeit niht anqetaitet tptr0, aber
0ieie piro and ourh Elm amerttdnis
Tdes Brotettorat beetntrdhtiot Des
Weiteren lit poraus3uieben. odb Die
europdi'6en Qdnoer bic Wtonroe Dot
trim niht anertennen rDeroen, Denn iic
niht auf 8eqenIeitigtett 6erubt, 3. B,
bab bic Ser. Staatsn ebenTopeni9 tpje
dn0ere QGnbern 9rotettor1ts errihtsn
bGrfer, 4ngeit6ts ocs Wi0erItunoes,
ben Der 8srtrag in Nicarantu hsrpors
ruff, ToIte Der prdTioent ibn in Der
aeoa6tsn WeiIe a6dnoern. Ss mare
ni6t einmal gu beoauern, fpenn BET
oan'e @ertrag 8u 8oOen fiels. beun 0i'
SFur6t Dor einem aonturren3sSanul
in Nicnraguu iheint uus iehr NET
berge1plt.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-12-18

ton, was visitor in this city Mon
day.
Joe Dale, of near Pleasanton, was
a business visitor in this city Mon
day.
Sam Covington jr., Of near Decatur
City, had business in this city Mon
day.
Marion Woodland was looking after
some legal business at Lamont Thurs
day.
Miss Mabel Euritt, of Decatur City,
was a visitor in this city last Thurs
day.
Miss Nellie Little, of Decatur City,
was a visitor in this city last Thurs
day.
A. T. Weldon went to Decatur City
Friday to visit few days with nome
folks. -... .....
P. M. Scott, of Davis City, was a
business visitor in this city last Sat
urday.
R. E. MITCHELL Ct Davis City was
transacting business in this city Sat
urday.
Mrs. Robert Good, of Garden
Grove, was visitor in this city Sat
urday.
d. J. Frisby, of Saline, Mo-, was a
business visitor in this city last Sat
urday.
\ A. Gardner, OF Humeston. was a
business visitor in this city last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Charlotte Wolverton, of Le-
roy. was a visitor in this city last
Friday.
w. ]. Luce, of Garden Grove, was
business visitor in this city last
Friday.
Jay Sellars, of near Decatur City,
was business visitor in this city
Friday.
Otto Vaughn, of Garden Grove,
was business visitor in this city last
Friday.
Geo. w. Roberts. of Davis City.
was a business visitor in this city last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Judd, of Davis
CITY, were visitors in this city last
Friday.
Luther Bason, of Davis City, was
transacting business in this city last
Friday.
Miss Fora Cummins went to De-
kalb Tuesday for short visit with
friends.
Miss Leoti Peters, Of Pleasanton,
was a visitor in this city Tuesday al
ternoon
O. e. Black of near Decatur City,
was a business visitor in this city
Monday
A. II. Simmerman, Of near Weldon,
was a business visitor in this city
Monday.
DR.. J. w. Wales, of Davis City,
was a business visitor in this city
Mono day.
iona Housh, of southeast of Leon,
went to Saline, Mo-, Saturday on
business.
pet" Hamilton, of Davis City
was a business visitor in this city
Tuesday.
G. w. Franklin, of Davis City
was a business visitor in this city
Tuesday.
Misses Belle and Alice Latta, Of
Davis City, were visiting in this city
Tuesday.
Bert Parker, of near Davis City
was a business visitor in this city
Tuesday.
S. w. Robbins, Of Decatur City
was a business visitor in this; city
Tuesday.
Mrs. F. Rosenblatt, of Des Moines
was business visitor in this city las
Saturday.
o. e. Hutchinson, of Pleasanton
was business visitor in this city las
Saturday.
/ Miss Sylvia Stattler, of near Koyle
was a visitor in this city last Frida,
afternoon.
w. F. Briner, of Van Vert, was {
business visitor in this city las
Thursday. ...,
G. C. Hill, of near Davis City, wa!
a business visitor in this city las
Thursday.
w. A. Tong, of Pleasanton, was {
business visitor in this city las
! Thursday. s.. s,.4,s.4.-ss.
! G. G. Hill, of near Pleasantons va,
a business visitor in this city las
Thursday.
The Washington times., 1913-01-31
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HIDE MYSTERY
IN PASTOR CASE
Plea for AnnuIment of Wedding
With Spanish Diplomat Is
Puzzling Society.

washington society is Iocusing its at
tentien today on the suit for the an
nulment of her marriage TO Senior Don
Louis Pastor, former charge d'affaires
OF the Spanish legation here, and at
present Spanish minister to China and
Siam, fled. by Sonora Constance Leede
Pastor. In the District Supreme Court
yesterday.
The papers In the case were ordered
sealed and locked in the office of the
clerk of the court by Justice Barnard,
upon the plea of Michael F. Colbert,
Sonora Pastors attorney.
The mystery thrown into the case by
this procedure, coupled with the fact
that an annulment OF the marriage,
and not divorce. is asked for is the
cause Of much speculation In social and
diplomatic circles.
Senior Pastor came to Washington
Yesterday from New York, where he is
visiting, and accepted service OF the
papers. He returned last night. The
fact that he accepted service does not
indicate that he will not fight the suit,
his friends say. The couple have no
children.
Senior and Sonora Pastor were mar
rted In Baltimore June 10, 1896. by the
Rev. Father (now Mgr.) Russell, rector
OF St Patrick's. The latter was Miss
Constance Casanova Lee of the famous
Lee family Of Virginia, a grandniece of
Gen. Robert K Lee, and a niece of
Archibald Taylor, of New York.
The Washington times., 1913-01-31
'A.E.L. WILL CENTER.
ITS EFFORTS UPON
UNSK|LLED LABOR
Rubber, Textile, Packing House,
and Steel Industries to Be
Attacked BY Uniorcc.

Steel, textile, rubber. and packing
house Industries are TO be the targets
upon which the American Federation of
Labor today determined to center its
fire in an active warfare to unionize all
employees. and. through organization. to
effect amelioration of working condi-
tioEs, force increased pay and recogni-
ton OF the union.
In a majority of these industries"
said Secretary Morrision, of the fedora
ton, today, ''unskilled laborers receive
as wages such a small amount OF
money that theirs is worse tsan q
'bread-line' existence.
I'VE are sending out a million copies
Of an appeal TO workers to Join with US.
We want TO help those now held in In
dustrial slavery"
Morrison indicated that the fedora
lions first campaign would be waged
against the steel trust in an effort
to assist striking employees at Rankin
and Braddock.
The Washington times., 1913-01-31
Illinois Speaker Says
He Is Progressive

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Jan. SL-William
Mckinley, elected speaker of the Illi-
nois house, today announced himself
unequivocally as standing for a nom
partisan committee on committees for
a fuIl-fiedged program OF progressive
legislation.
II have said publicly. and reiterate.' -
said Mckinley, that favor the abso-
lutte control of the business of the
house by the house itself
Il class myself as a progressive DEM
ocrat, and ! am in favor OF progressive
legislation along the lines enunciated
by the Democratic State platform. +
am under no obligations to any element
nr faction which win infuerce my
course in the slightest as speaker"
He declared there had been no dicker
as TO the senatorships.
The Washington times., 1913-01-31
NORRIS DECLARES
He WILL NOT WEAR
YOKE Of ANY PARTY
Nebraska Senator Says Party
Labels Will Have No Mean
ing to Him.

Ringing with political independence,
Congressman George w. Norris Of Ne
braska. leader of the House Progress
ives and senator-elect, today outlined
his proposed program Of action in the
Senate. 1t spells support Of progressive
legislation of President Wilson and
freedom from party yokes.
Il intend, during my entire course in
the Senate, to support. on and of the
floor of the Senate, any measures which
I consider right" said Norris, smack
ing his fist In emphasis of the right"
IF I believe In any Of the policies
advanced by President Wilson I will
support him in every possible way, ut
do the same with regard to legislation
proposed by anyone else. I am not go
ing into the Senate hampered by party
considerations. / bear no party label"
Norris pointed out that he was elected
by votes Of Republicans. Progressives,
Democrats. and even Populists.
'T consider my duty solely to the
people, regardless Of party lies. when
It comes to considering legislation,
%nfssr or Republican M os Ssssr Ps psssan So
Tho Nebraskan also states emphatic
ally that he will enter no party caucus
90 to bind his action upon any lesisia-
ton.
legislation" he asserted, "and VIII not
enter any caucus which proposes 70
commit my vote one way or the other.
I have not entered a party caucus for
three or four years, and win follow
The Washington times., 1913-01-31
Boy to Get $1,000
For Loss of Fami|,

Under the terms Of compromise ap-
proved by Justice Wright in Circuit
Court. No. 2. Alfred Reynolds. an elev-
en-year-old colored boy, will receive
g 600 from the Washington Gas Light
Company and the Washington Asphalt
of claims for the death of his mother,
Florence G. Reynolds, and three sisters.
Evaline, Ada, and Elinor Reynolds,
who were asphyxiated June q. 1911. at
their home, 1239 Carrollsburg avenue
southwest
A suit for damages because of the
death of the lads father at the same
time was not included In the compro-
mise. The suits were instituted by At
torney Mason ". Richardson, as admin
istrator. 1t was charged In the bill that
the contracting firm broke the gas main
while excsvating on the premises.
The Washington times., 1913-01-31
North Carolina Society
Gives Dinner Tomorrow

With Joseph A. Holmes. director Of
the Bureau Of Mines. presiding. the
North Carolina Society Of washington
Will give Its annual dinner tomorrow
night In the Raleigh Hotel.
Those who Will come to Washington
from North Carolina to attend the din.
ner win be Gov. Locke Craig, Josephus
Daniels. editor Of the News and OBJ
server. OF Raleigh; George w. connor,
speaker Of the house OF Representatives
Major II. B. Ferguson. Of Raleigh.
Other guests will be Senators r. u.
Simmons and Lee g. Overman Of North
Carolina, Senator Hoke Smith Of
Georgia. Senator Joseph +. Johnston Of
Alabama.. Senator Joseph n. Dixon Of
Montana, Senator-eiect w. r. webb Of
Tennessee. and Representatives John II.
Small. John n. Faison. Claude Kifchin,
The Washington times., 1913-01-31

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Goodwin. Robert NJ. Page. Robert r
Doushton. Z. y. webb. and James ~
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