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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

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berumfaben. sons pl0blitt bis Abnung
bon stipns 8efonberem NIT idlten
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bicq litb bic Aurbel, unb bos Wdb6en
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Der Grobpaisr Dben ssftorbtn isi.
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fhroden binauf gum Belt bes NIttn,
uao ipie Der sleine Mliiller hinter ben
onbtren bic Ibiir ihIoB unb ben
Baum NIT ben brennenhen Qihtsrn
alif Der Dieie iteben fab, fam ss ibm
fonberbar Dor, rpie NUN stpiih<n ben
Vldnen in bic 6kimaih, BEN In isinen
DIR nod iIinsenbsn, .tuIbperitonbenen
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oem Ibiditontbmsn zines Sisfknbsn
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mar, genilg, INN bic einen bon ieffem
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Natnerdoen 3it fommen.
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ben unb lag frisblih unb erI5ft In
ieinen poIitern. Die Raouine 1ie,i.
fnIou bcIte bon Ser @eibnadtstonne
Gin pdar brennenoe 2idbter bcrohi uno
itellte iid Dem Tooial su Sdiipten:
5err Senrcbica aber irf,te sfpei
fnpferne Scus nit Dem oritten Nnpo.
leon aus ieiHer Scientaihe ino Ieute
le oem aIien aiif bic aeiIhoIienen
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gran in oem geimirfeIten pettseuq
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meienerRenif, ionSern tpie eirt iIerf.
niir0iges urio graileHhaffes, u1hfer.
nes Viipphen oits. limb hattie nor
3fpsi Ssunben nod i'm Rornfiurm In
'elnem sSinfel oiif Der Wontblonc.
Bride sseiien ...
g2nn GiHg bnnn id,Iaien, bic orei
Geutfhen Ieaten iid, in ihre orhentlid,
hergeridteten grtteu imb reoefen bic
1on5e geadlt - Wiifer aus aotfbus,
Der Sdiriter aoIbenid)Iag nno Serr
Watblas llebeihor - BON Der 6ei.
flatb: bonn Rinter in ibren 1bdlern.
Dem Gle Der WiibIenipebre mno ben
'hneebegrobenen Nedern. @enn obsr
elmer id)ipieg nHb Die onSern in bic
fpnee, toote nno Elm tpenig unbeim
Iife OilnfeIbeit itarrien, Iahen iie oas
eisarane iino gclbe Geiif,f bes Uer.
ltorbenert horien ben 5ol,fpurm in
I'M olten @ebdls, uno bnIb i'm hinii.
bcronmmrrnoen Shlnf ifiea bic ih0.
ne. ariine. rpeite grbe beraui. nnS
eeirfid,e 8aIocr rauidten in ibren
grnnm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03
SenatOr Saileps 4bidies.

r0a gebt er bin uno finot midi
mebr." gailep BON geras BAT Ieiner
S6poneniaug i'm gunbes Senat
geiun9en. 9us omeritaniIde Dol,
bat i6n nit gersniieen psrnommen,
| fc feAr aud 6pbn unb 9erahiuna
gegen bas Bolt aus benz Qieoe
feraustlang, oeHn 10 oft 9ailen i'm
Senat fprah, mar es eins gfebe 3u
9uniten Der srobsn 9orporatiouen.
3iefe peroeu isin 2tusiheioen be-
ouuern. Wenn lie audi INNER cine
4n8abI 8srtreter battsn, bic NIT De-
poItt Gertifitaten fir eeIeiitets an
palts 0ienite bslobnt purben, 10
mar gailep bod thr fdbi9iter 9srtrss
ter. Ra6it gIdnsenber RebnerqaR
perfiiste sr iibsr cine grobe aenntnib
ees gsrfdFunesrs6ts. Gr fannie ieoe
Gntffsioune iiber bic aonftitutiou,
lie irsena Elm Jtibter i'm fernTten
wintei beg Qnnbes aboeeeben bate
ober mertniiroieer 0eiIe Bate Bal
leps Heatsgeiebrtbeit eine eiaentbiimz
lihe Ridtung. sic matts iid bas
burd bsmertbdr, bab mad ieinem ur>
theil bic groBen aorporationen itets
duf benz Wege Der 9erfaiiuna panoelz
ten uno bab jeoes geies, pelhes bic
Uiaht Der acrpprationen etnsuf6rGn=
fer fuhte, untonititutionea ipor.
SelbitDeritdnolih lieB er iid in
ielner Reoe niht bds 2lrgument ents
geben, oaB ale Qsuerungen Der lebten
Sabre, fpie tiretts grpGblunq Der &C.
na.oren Surh ons @olt uno Qans
fpe5iea Snitiattoe unp Referenbum
ein Jreosi eessn bic Batter Der Der
fahung feien, pelhe nit gorbebad,t
Die reprdfentatipe Resisruns einaes
fiibrt baben uno oab bic iebiae Qeis
ggng, lberdu bic Dolfsreeieruno eins
Den baloisen unterqana Der
Repubtif 5ur Golse baben mufe. S.
1T Dahr, bic 8mnnesperfdiTuna bat bic
rtprdientdtipe Demotratie unb ni6t
bic refine Dtmotratie beabfihtiot
Das seidah, tpeil ben 9dtern Der Der
fcnung feine before Hegierunasform
betonnt mar. Sie tonnten fih nidt
Fiir bic BerfaHuns Don 4tben entfhtis |
rsH, mo oa5 bolt uuf offenem Wartt= |
plase ois Gefess ma1iei nidt fiir bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

Die WiisIisber bes Qon unb Orbs-
Gommiiiees bsr Geaadelieol AIliane.
iinh boiler gntsuftMrs u5er oi: Dor
scnse. bic iie ipdb,snS Der Gpibsiiers
naht beobohiet bub<n fpolisr, Rsp.
matfon unb p<fnieoene unbsre Der
Esrren 0ifflihtn boaen ipGbFsnD os-
SplDsiisrnd6t fih In Der Role Don
Spibtln periuht unb ibrsr 8sbopps
iuns nad psridies.nen 2osakn in
Der unteren Siabs non Der mititrndhs
iigtn Gtunbe 8efufe abssiioitst. Die
peobdhtunsen. Die fie Bel biefr Gsles
atnheii atmdh. baben ipolisn, beabfits
ilgsn fis am tommenben Gonntaa in
ibren prtbigieH ,u ptrfperib<n uno
ouberotm Dirb Der gpongeliecl NIs
lionse in bsren ndhiier Derfommluns
am lofnmtnben WDnidg cine bstdiiIirs
ter 1erihi uHtsrbrsiiet lpsroen, bomi!
bic NIlian4 ii1 .nnnn buriibsy idliis
big fperotn iann. a. fie irasnS tpslhs
etrihiIi1e Ghritie in Der anMtepens
teii ibun mill. ober ni4i.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

Die Iemter so madt oem
tommenoen Yrdiiosnten 10 oiel I'm
annebmlidteiten, rpte alien isinen Dor:
gdnosrH. 8erihisDene geperber ur
ben gunoess Sendt baben bon Wilior
oerIan9t, oaB er cine Dffentli6e Gr.
tldrun9 ab9ebe, tponah nisjsnigen Sc
gtsIaturs sWIitglieoer, bic fir bic Qo.
miniitratiOnstanoioaten ftimmsn, aui
anertennung in 5orm bon 4emterr
rehnen tonnen. Iuf bisis frsde gu.
muthun9, ben 2esislatursWitsl tslisbern
geits6ung un5ubieten, bat Der 3utiiuf,
ttge prGfosnt tsine 4ntipprt ertbeilt.
Do6 tit Der moraIif9s StumpfIinn,
Der in oleIer Soroerung lieet, niht All
iiberiehen. Sn elmer anosren NnqsIe'
genbsit bat WilIon Stelluna aenomz
men. 8ts6er mar es grduh, oab Die
Wtitglisoer bes Rationals3pmmittses
Die Patronage in ben Studtsn, in mel
den lie isBbaft Iinb, nah 9srstn6a;
rung nit ben Gon9rsbs smitQIishern
Dsrthsilten. 0tsrin piro cine Qenoes
rung sintrstsn. Die Sonqreb nit
luerbsn ieBt hirett ole 8euts pertbeiIen,
10 bab Die Ulitglieoer oes gationdIs
aommittess ausgsfhaltet iino, pas
bisis ni6t psniq oerbrisBt. ue5er Die
8rinoe fir oieIe Qenoeruna fpirb
nihts gsflat. gs III audi nidt Der
Utibe pertb, iis su errathen, oenn es
tpiberiprttt a1er 9rinsipien elmer aus
ten Regierung, baB iiberbaupt geuts
psrtheilt ipiro. Sffsn6dr beItebt cine
oringenOe Rptbpenoiateit fir Elm 0erz
fa1unqs sNmenoemsut, rpel5es ale gss
ANTE fir undbfsBbdr srtl6rt, duBer To-
nett lie iid 8ergsbsn aeqsn bic Dig3i.
pIiu unb Die quite Site Al Ihulben
tommen lai1en. tpelhs QntIa9sn bon
anem fpeaiensu Gsrihtsbof su unters
iuhen iinb. Qne Nemter niroer uah
Briifun1 unb 8robsseit perqeben unb
Die erleoigten StslIen in ben o6eren
graoen burh @erisbuno aug ben uns
tsren befebt psrben. Ias perleibt
Der Rsgieruna Ssefttotsit, erhDbt Sic
2eiitunasfdhigtsit unb por alien Din.
cen maht ssoem Die odnse 0srnaltuno
oemordliiirsnoen 2smterfha6er Elm
Gnoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

oes @eribts erblidt. Der 4usqano
bsfes Berfabrens ipirb cine bas oanas
2ano ourtsiebenbe gepeeuna Iein,
bem 9esriff Der Mibadtuna oes
Gerihts 0rensen su Sieben, oa bic
Ansiibnns oiefts Rehtes in Sbabc
uno in anoeren Stoaten barauf binz
.anslGuft, Die 5reibeit Der preiIe su
unfersraben. Wenn Ribtsr perIDns
lid anse9riffen iperben. mas in oiefem
6alle ntdi seIhab, bann ite6t ibnen
Ger Redtspee often, tpie iehem anbe>
ZEN Wenihen. llnm6glih tam ibnen
srlaubt iein. iiber eine permeintlihs
Grdntung ibrsr @sfiible aus eiaener
Wldht Strafen gu perbGngen, benn
es fpioeripriht benz elementariten
Re9tsprinaip, oaB Ssmanb Ritter
in ieiner eigenen Satx iein barf. Sp
nett Elm periDnIider Ingrtff nibt
Itdttgefunoen bat, miiFen Rihtsr iih
cine aritit tbres Dffentlihen Berbals
tens gefallen laHen, fpie jeoer anbere
Beanie. Sas Strafurtbsil 1T lebis=
lid cine unbefuete 4nipsnbung oes
Re6ts, ponat Die Geridts itrafeno
e'nihreiten tonnen, tpenn Der 4uss
iifung Der Suiti3 Sdtpisristsitsn III
ben Weg 9eIegt fperben. Rihtsr Iinb
nitt iiber bic aritit srbaben. Wenn
Tie it'd bieIc grbabenbeit einbilben, 10
mub lie ibnen oura 9eIese aussstries
ben Derocn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

bic Heuerilng.n, bic gailsp betlost nnb
bic ibm Gorge i'm ben BeItanD btr
ameritanifhen Republif psrurfattn.
Das Wolt benit onoers bariibsr. Dits
les tDiro nihi sbtr ruben, bis Der leBtt
SdlupfDinteI Der aprruption pets
iperrt TIT. Dos nirb nod piel Mrbsit
toiten. aber lie iii unerlGblih, benn ss
lift felbitperitdnolih, pab cine RatiOn
obns Gbrlihteit in Der Resieruns uno
0erpaItung niht beitsben tann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03
sA,Darse st.ssearGnbsr.

Wihnel G'grien. neld,er FELT 81
ssabren. als ailrider i'm Dienfte Der
aoams Grpreb SO. iiebt. fpurSe fsiiI,
aeiiern Norgen. oni benz Seiunreae
besrIffen an ner Gde Der o. Aptn,,e
hno oes |rcnnsuup bon sipei ld,pur.
SEN gnnoiten nuFaetalten nnh nm
tein NsonatsgebaIt I'M Hetrnre upn
S57 beraHbt. C'Hrien pinerieste iid,,
lpliroe Ieood bon eineiH bey Neoes
bsim 3cIie rrgrifien unb iolnnoe a..
ipurgt. ~ er bic Wefinnnne nerlor.
er fonnte Der WoIisei nur eine jefx
s.lIpou uidnSiee Hsi4reibMna jeines
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03
Sn feinsm Spesidlberidt a

Sn feinsm Spssidlberiht an
Den aongreb unterbrsitst Der lamb
tpirtbihaftlide Ssfretdr Wilfpn einsn
8orfhIag 5ur Ssrdbiesung Der Soften
bes 2ebsns zunterbalts. gr beitebt
barin. m0slidit pieI 3ptfaenbdHolsr
ous3uIhaIten. Die 5urmsr iollen
Observation-Disclosures bilbsn, Inn
oaourd ben Gommifionsbduiern 81
sntrinnsn uno bic 8erbrauher iollsn
Gintaufs 9enofsuIhaiten biloen,
nm Den aleinhdnolern gu sntgehen.
Die Regierung ioa aubsrbem elm 2ln-
5abl iadtunoiee Qsentsn anItellsn. Die
ben 5armern bel Der @riinbung bon
Observation-Disclosures nit ibrsm
Ratb our Seits iteben. Der plan lit
nidt neu. gr piro in alien 6ohspaz
adnosrn empfpblen uno WilIon 1T Ell
ner Der ertrsmitsn 6oh30qner. Die
Soes lift, bic 3nii6enbGnbIer su
opfern, ounit bic 30Gls auf 2sbensmits
tel nidt hsrabesisbt 8u ipsrosn braue
hen. Rah unierem GrmsTen beitebt
Der ridhtiqe WsQ barin. bic 3Ous uuf
afe 2sbsnsmittsI sbsuIhdFfsn. Damn
riifsn Die 3pifdenbdnbIer nit ben
greifen herabgsben. 8eidieht oas
niht, Damn t0nnsn Die Gintaufsgenoiz
ienidaften bic 9reiie bsrubbriiden.
Dor alien 3in8sn muB Die Re9ieruna
ihrs 9fIiht t6un. inbsm iie bic 30lIe
beieitiqt, bic Die m0glidteit bietsn,
rohs grsiIe su Forosrn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

Der grfols Der padstpoft if
iber alien 3usifel gsfibsrt, oa fdon
am eritsn Iage lire grpbe ueberleqenz
belt ii6sr ben Grprebbisnit srtpisisn
fpurbs. I'm 3uoerIdiiigs Qustunft au
eriangen, tpuroen am /. Sanuar BON
Gbica9o aus 81 glether 3eit patste
per yoit uno grprsB na6 peri4iso.s
nen Stdotsn perfdnbt, oarunter nah
Cincinnati. gs bat iit erpieien, oaB
Die poit Elm padet, fir fpelbes bic
GrpreBe eaompagnie % Gents berehz
nste, fur iieben Gents perfanbte unb
boB bas poitpatst bebeutenb fri6er
eintraf. als bds grpreb zQadet. "a
Der General poitmeiiter ausaerehnet
bat, bab 8u bem issigsn porto bic poft
dls Iu5lagen beden fonn unb tein
9efi3it gu befiir6tsn BAT, 10 III bamit
Der fir Die Ration b06It pihtiee ges
ipets geliefert, boB Der 8erpalturas
oienit duf cine 6O1e gstangt 1T, net6e
ben Buno 6efdbigt ben 6ffentli6en
Setrisb in ipsitsitem umfanse aufsus
nebmsn. S6ne 530gsrn foIts bic
padetpoIt 10 nett dusgsbebnt tperbsr,
haB Die GrpreBsaompagnien qdnaIih
nerf6Dtnoen, benn bar Iis nod idbrs
lid 5unoerte bon WiQionen aus benz
golts f4rOpfen, ift Elm gorpurf asaen
BE Regierung. Sin ueiterer gfritt
piiros bic QdtionaIiiiruna oes telsaras
pbtiden 8ertebrs fein, Der In feiner
Isstsen Jufung s6enfa1s bohft unbss
frieoigeno 1T unb Don Der Reaieura
nsi sntltd Derrpoblfsilt uno p.rbeiiert
neroen t0nHte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

0as Sberseridt bon sbabo
bat 5tpei Rebatt0rs su ie 10 1aoen
Gefdngnib uHb $500 gelobuse psr=
urtbeilt, neil iie cine y9eoe gfoo{ee
pelts DtrDffsntlidten. bic eine gni=
fdsibans isnes @tridts fritifirte unb
suftirlmersbe 9ommentare baau liefers
ten. es purbe oaria cine MiboAtuno
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

Die 8unogsbungen in
Trontreid9 gseen feline 8aIalIenzSteIs
lung gu 8uBIdno mebren iih nit ise
bern Gage unb iino aud pp[ltommsn
berehtigt. Die arititer Ser aeqieruna
bdben Die Uernunft fir fih, penn Iie
fosen, bab eg uiht iyrantreihs aufs
sube lei, fir RubIanbs ebrqeisiqe
pldne oas 9ut uno bas gIut Der
frun50itfher Ration gu opfern. Gs 1T
cine grtenntnib gum 3urtbrut oez
langt, Die iton felt ldnqerer 3eit iih
in allerlei gebenten pabrnetnlbdr qsz
moht bot. 5ran36fiite 5indnciers
nno Die tegiiterten 8laTen iiberbuupt
hcben pieoerbolt aefra9t, ob Sranfs
reih fir feline 2laian3 nit Rublanb
nitt einen 0iel gu ho6;n preis BE-
3ult, inoem es ale aapitaIisn pes
Qanoes benz gerbiinoeten CUR 0erFiis
gung iteQt unb in einem IpIhen I'm
fange, oab man an Die Riitsa6lun9
gar nitt 3u oenten tpa9t, ionbrrn
gliidlih it, ipern Die 3inicn prompt
abgetragen perben. Die @nteute
bat nur hei ben 0OHsfreifen Qnbqna
qefunoen. oenen Die Regieruna cine
6eutibe SnbaiiDn aIs ShrctaeIpenTt
DOR Qugen belt. 9isis Qngit III aez
riaen, ieitoem mon oisr8ig Scbre
lang beo6oftet bat, pie 3eutTdlano
I'm Snterefe bes Jriebens pirtt uno
iegt no bic M0gli4teit bebprTte6t.
oab bas fran80fifde golt gu Rug
lambs 9ortbeiI an Die ShIuAt6ant
Qefii6rt tpiro, ma6t Iih i'm 8oIte Elm.
nnDertennbare gbnsisung gegen Die
entente bemertbar, Die 81 ibrer Qufs
loiung fiihrsn ioQte.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-05
HYPoDERMlC NEEDLE
 USED IN 4, THEATRE.
Youno Bride Evident Victim Of White
 SiaVer's Trick.

New York. Dec. IA hypodermic needle. believed to contain a powerful opiate, was thrust into the arm of Mrs Marjorie H. Graf, bride of a week, while she sat in a box in a New ark theatre today. She became faint and made her way to a women's room where she fell senseless. Recovering, she communicated to the police her suspicion that young man. a stran- ger who was seated behind her in the box, had plunged the needle into her hand. The police arrested a young South American. Armund Megaro, for merly a student in the New Jersey col lege of pharmacy, Newark. Megaro protested his innocence. He was held on a technical charge of assault No needle was found on him or in the box
 Experiences almost identical to that of Mrs Graf have been reported to the police of New York Brooklyn Newark and other cities recently. De- tectives Investigating these cases have worked on theory ethat white slavers have taken this means of making women their victims, Tn several in stances the persons attacked were taken charge of by individuals pretend ing to be relatives, according to police accounts of the disappearance of seY- eral women.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-05
MOVING PICTURES
 AS PART OF DEFENSE
President Winslow Explains U. 8. Ma
 chinery Co.'s Course.

Boston. Mass, Dec. Allowing pie turez will he exhibited next Tuesday 'n the federal court as part of the de- fepse Of the United Shoe Machinery company in the dissolution suit brought by the governnn ent.5 The pie lures will show machines of the com paHy in operation in various stages of shoe manufacturing.
 Reasons for the purchase of the numerous concerns acquired by the United company were given by Sidney W. WinelOw. president of the company, in testimony today.
 The early purchases were made, he said chiefly to put an end to litiga- ton arising out of infringements of patents and six other companies were acquired for the purpose of turning them into agencies of the United
 Other companies were bought. he ssfd. for the purpose of extending the acope of the business. the purchases adding machinery that the United had not manufactured up 10 that time. These machines had to do mostly with the finishing of ths shoe after 1t had heen lasted and stitched, Other pur- chsses took in companies that fur nished findings and supplies such as needles, eyelats, cement and tscks.
 still other com panies were acquired, he said to secure patents and royal ties on patents which the United com DaHA required Lb SlNG IL 1ISC tSAd in dex eleping it's own machines along improved lines,
 Te wipe out some cid obligations of the Goodyear company which was one of the three companies which joined to form the United two concerns were bought out.
 Further companies had to be pur. chased te secure the services of cer- tain experts
 During it's first three years the United company spent $aTs,o60 in buying up litigants, Mir. Wins1ew tes- tifed.
 None of the naaehiHes acquired were competing machines, he said, and ne attempt was made tO drive competitors ouC.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-05
5000 Men Engaged.
CHIHUAHUA IN GALA ARRAY.
Civil Governor Prepares fo~ Reception
 of General Villa

Villa Ahu4nda, Mexico. Dec. 4~- Fifty five hundred rebels, forming the nucleus of the army with which Gen = eral Francis Villa says he will march to Mexico City to overthrow the Ha- erta dictatorship. were to sEte1 C,l.- huahua City. the state capital, to- night
 supreme command of the military forces of the revolution, said he would gather about him ten tnousa1d men 70 start south by way of Torrecn and Eacatecas to Mexico City. The report that Zacateas. with 30,000 population and the capital of a rich mining Gis trict. already was being attacked indt- Cated that the rebels to the south were in great numbers, Scattered bands of febeis- ranging each from few hun fired to several thousand are to be r1D- pressed into the main army, according 10 Villas plan to have at least 20 600 men when he reaches the high plateau leading to the capital of the republic.
 The rebel advices were that Federico Move, the civil governor of Chihuahua, had made elaborate preparations fer the reception of Villa, having put in gala. state the palace where Villa will now command and that Villa would probably occupy a home vacated by one of the millionaire Terrazas family
 Before leaving Chihuahua, General Mercado at the request of the United States consul. Marian LetCher, and other consulx, left 200 soldiers for po- lice duty, the promise being that the rebels on entering the city would not molest these men. The federal police took fright at the rebel approach and fled. The conSuls then prevailed upon citizens to do the policing.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-05
FIVE DAYS ON DESERT.
Refugees From Chihuahua City Have
 Trying Experience.

Maria, Texas, Dec. Five days on a desert without any more food or water than they could carry with them the refugees from Chihuahua City evacuated by the federals were today within a few miles of Ojinaga, on the border opposite Presidio Texas. United States customs and immigration in spectors left Marian to meet the refu- gees in the expectation that they would cross the border and also to meet any contingency that might arise in event that any of the Mexican federal army officers should seek safety in this coun- try.
 At the head of the fleeing army of f1cers is General Salvador Mercado, Huertas military commander in Northern Mexico, who evacuated Chihuahua after his troops threatened mutiny because they received no pay. Two thousand federal troops with members of some of the richest fam flies in Mexico. are in the caravan.
 Unable to procure vehicles and given only a short time to gather such of their portable possessions as they could, the civilians started on foot to follow the deserting army. The route to the border is more than 180 miles of desert, without towns, railroads or wagon trails.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-05
CONDITIONS IMPROVED.
Rebel Leaders Now Pay More Heed
 to United States Protests.

Washington Dec. administration officials here are viewing with satis- faction evidence of the growing sense of responsibility on the part of the rebel leaders in Northern Mexico for the protection of life and property within the territory in their possession. The state departments request for the release of Americans held for ransom OF arrested on suspicion are now re- ceiving prompt attention at the hands of the constitut1OnaliSt generals, and IL Is apparent that these officers In turn are gradually exertfng more pow CT and imposing greater restraints over their subordinates.
 It is believed that the constitutional lists themselves are divided on the question of seeking formal recognition Of their government in it's present con- dfton might encourage a movement for the separation of the northern states from the remainder of the country.
 British Officer to Teach Rebels.
 Hermosillo, Mexico, Dec. 4-Captain r. ThoTd Gray, formerly of the British army, arrived here today and was ap- pointed by the constitutionaIists artil- lery and cavalry instructor It was pointed out that this would not be a deviation from the insurgent policy Of not accepting foreigners in the army, as Captain Gray's work would be con fined to teaching,
 Cruiser Ordered to Mexico.
 BrednertOn, Wash, Dec 4.-Orders were received at the Puget Sound navy yard today to place the cruiser Raleigh. attached to the Pacific reserve fleet, in full commission tomorrow for service on the west coast of Mexico
 Gunboat Sails for Mexico.
 San Francisco, Cal, Dec. 4.-The gunboaf Yorktown sailed from this port late today for Guaym&s. on the west coast of Mexico.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-05
THIS NATION SHOULD
 STAND BY ITS WORD
Former Ambassador Choate Arraiens
 Panama Canal Act.

Washington, Dec. 4.-The Society for the Judicial Settlement of International Disputes opened its fourth annual con- ference tonight with Joseph H. Choate, former ambassador to Great Britain, presiding. The aim of the society. the establishment of a judicial tribunal which would perform for the civilized nations of the world a similar service to that which Is given by the ordinary courts to individuals and of encourag- ing recourse to such a tribunal after its establishment, formed the theme of addresses at the opening session.
 Mir. Choate in his address declared that other nations could not be ex- pected to enter into negotiations or arrangen1e rents for judicial settlement of disputes unless they could be assured that the United States would stand by it's word. His address was an afraign- ment of the Panama canal act. He said the treaty spoke for itself and was violated by the clause of the canal act granting free tolls to American vessels,