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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
SAY Us RULING DOES
NOT AFFECT MERITS

BOSTON, FEB. 3,-United States Dis
tIIct Attorney Asa P, French. vino has
charge Of the governm ent's case aGains,
the United Shoe Mnchnory company,
said tonight that todny's adverse de-
ciuion OF the United States supreme
court which sustained United States
District Judge Putnam OF Boston in
throwing out two OF the ave counts In
the two indictments against the COM
pany. did not affect the merits OF tho
controversy Mr.. French said;
.swhiio ] have not seen the full text
OF the opinion OF the supreme court In
the Shoe Machinery case, II is perfectly
clear that tho decision does not In any
Continued on Page Three.l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
Initiative Terms.

By the terms of the measure any
proposed ordinance may be submitted
to the board of commissioners by pc.
tition Of from 10 TO 20 per cent of the
total number Of votes cast for all can
didates for mayor at tho last preceding
election. If the petition accompanying
the proposed ordinance be signed by not
less than 25 per cent of the voters and
contains a request that the ordinance
be submitted TO a vote of the people
if not passed by the commissioners the
board Of commissioners shall either
pass the ordinance without alteration
within twenty days, or call n special
election unless Il general municipal
election is 70 be held within ninety
days. at which election the ordinance
shall be submitted 10 the vote of the
electors of the city,
II The petition is accompanied by the
signatures Of not less than 10 nor more
than % per cent OF the voters the
board shall pass the ordinance within
twenty days or submit it TO the vote OF
the people ut the next general nunici.
puI election
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
Task for Committee.

Senator Smith 5 bill has been pre-
pared and stenographers are now maxi
ing the requisite number OF copies Of
the measure so that it may be intro
duccd in the senate today. The bill
Will be referred to the committee on
county and municipal corporations and
will be considered in connection with
other bills which have been introduced
on the same subject. The considera-
ton of these bills will constitute the
most important part of the work of
this committee this year
The bill gives to the voters of cities
Of the first and second class the op-
portunity TO initiate ordinances and
provides that certain other ordinances
must be referred to the people for their
approval. It also provides that the
holder of any elective Office may be
removed at any time by the voters. A
recall election on any Office may be
held on petition of 25 per cent of the
number Of electors voting for the sue
cessful candidate for mayor at the
election last preceding.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
Pennington Protests.

Several Farm!nG ton residents eppssrsd
before tho house judiciary communities
yesterday forenoon In connection With tho
Mabey anti pooIsclling bill or In connoe-
ton with statements heretofore mad :
before that committee.
Robert Wilson. president OF the Farm q
iugton Commercial club; VI. S. payneS.
mayor OF Pennington. and e, A. Colt =
,sl a member OF the Pennington city
CONTINUED on Page FoW)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
zAPATA ATTACKS A
PASSENGER TRAIN
Twenty-Five Soldiers and
Citizens Killed; Survivors
Tell Of Atrocities.

MENfCO CITY, Feb. 5.-Follo~-ers OF
General Zapata attacked a passenger
train travelling from Mexico CITY 70
Ozumba, forty-five miles south OF the
capital, today. killing or wounding all the
twenty soldiers IN the trains escort.
Four male passengers were killed and
many OF the women passengers were
carried or by the rebels.
The train was halted by the derailmeu;
Of the engine In cut. The rebels then
began firing on the train from the sides
OF the cut, less than two yards away
concentrating their fire on the troop
car. Twelve soldiers. including Iieuten-
ant Ortiz, were killed. The lieutenant
wife was wounded.
A relief train took the wounded 10
Amecsmeca.
Some of the survivors were brought
mere tonight They relate stories OF ter
TIble atrocities. Several Of the wound :
ed have died, and the list OF dead now
Is estimated at twenty-five.
The government has ordered the troops
in the vicinity Of Ozumba 10 redouble
their efforts against tho rebels
LII PASO, Tex. Feb. 3.-Reappear-
ance of rebels at various points on the
border was reported today 10 General
z. Il. Steever at Fort Bliss, Colonel A.
I. Hatfield OF the Thirteenth cavalry.
patrol on the New Mexico line. made the
startling report that he was talking to-
day with General Emilano Zapata, the
rebel leader OF southern Mexico. COL
onel Hatfield declared that n man repre-
sentlng himself az Zapata came to the
International line with his aide and made
some inquiries regarding a shipment OF
supplies consigned by the rebels but
held by United States troops Rebel
bands also are appearing once more
along the Texas border west Of Juarez.
The location of the main group under
Salazar remains In doubt. but IL is de-
clared by rebel agents hero that Salaz3r
is moving into the Casas Grandes district,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
Thornley'S Measure Provides
That Those Who Wager,
and Also Stakeholder,
Guilty of Felony.
HEATED DEBATE
PRECEDES VOTING
House, After Hearing Pro and
Con Arguments From Citi-
zens of Pennington,
Refers Bill.
TWenty.Secoud Day in The Senate

"NoN 1oJ fH 'Ht DGHuls
Resolution ratifying the pro.
posed income tax amendment is
passed.
Thornley, anti.pooI selling bill is
passed without amendment.
Bill Is prepared which gives TO
c'ties Of the first and second class
the initiative, the referendum and
the recall.
Measure will be introduced today
to make hotels in the stats moro
sanitary and comfortable.
Action on resolution ratifying
proposed amendment providing for
the direct election of the United
States senators Is postponed for
two days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
Eioamist Sentenced.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba. Feb. 3.-Sam
Grlges. well known in Canada as an evan
gcligt pIend Cd guilty today 10 a Charge
OF oigaynv and was sentenced to one
wear in prison GrigGs married young
widow hore while lie had wife bEing
at London, Ontario.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

sDoS, FEB. 3.-The Balkan war
rs oesn resumed. The bonn.
oansrt of Adrianople began
~ o'clock tonight. and a small
Srured az the Tchatalja
" MHl;iicc had lasted exactly
lAd.
81 s' tuned a deaf ear to tho
|. -'-'t' Of the powers, and IN.
|. ~ ilclds TO the Balkan de.
.: allied armies now will at.
d!'s nor completely out of
1'l 70 a dispatch from Bel
rsllat scutarl already is on tho
'aling. 1t is reported that
'aph commander has sent two
iaara to the serviau com.
Propose the capitulation OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
Nan Federation Now
|IIsuds to Drive the
|bI.u,s Out of Eu-
|mif Victory Perches
4 Their Banners; En-
|uudors Meet but Ac-
Nothing.

uIiANTIN0pLE, Fob. 3,--It
tosneM officially that hostili-
|aksN punctually at 7 o'clock
|<ti both at Adrlsnople and
|hlJa
/ Mrnople the allies opened
= @bEdment. At Tchatalja
c1maeaut skirmish occurred.
. soyalD at Adrianople have
80 he ambassadors here to
|FF With tho Bulgarian au-
rts for permission for 100
1ntu at Adrlanople to pass
r!A the Bulgarian lines. If this
zinGt cannot be made the
ssdoB will ask that tho Bull
= respect that portion of
r1ph SGT apart for foreign
|.'en
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
Collection Plan.

One feature which IL is believed will
be included in the law will be pro-
vision for collecting AT the source
of the income. This feature, now in
operation in England, would require
firms to certify amounts to pay indi-
viduals in salaries and fees and pay the
tax direct TO the government. II is be-
lieved that this would remove much
complaint that might be raised if the
government had to investigate indi'
vidual citizens and would prevent eva
sion Of the law.
"One of the important results Of
An income tax said Representative
Hull. win be the curbing OF uuncces-
sary federal expenditures. When a
great part Of the governments income
is derived by direct tax upon the citi-
zens Of the nation, they will scrutinize
moro carefully the applications made
L.. .on1rssS -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

Senator Bcnncr K. Smith,
who will today introduce his
bill providing for changes IN
the commission form OF govern
ment law.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
'Wher Ar1nisdce.

mead Of the Bulgarian
~ IN au interview in Paris TO.
=, had Promised Sir Edward
kss. 'nash foreign secretary,
! a., .u's' Immediately accepted
~. '''d'dous they would CON
ks,s 'u' whatever happened
|en.a % no further armistice.
ma = Grey had a long inter.
|s.laI ~ sing today, after which
kl>,, : oIief meeting Of the en-.
~. s0n'efsncs, but nothing Of
,,,., Sa' transacted, there being
'pn'nt rince Saturday,
Has Faith.
IA ~ ,sAmi Pasha, the second
|5ls Ia va" ltdVo London
ID a..,' ,e'uno his embassa dorial
stasa,.l'a.' ala' ho sid tonight that
sr,.. sssasi'9 received from mill. Mill
~, ~ '' J believed the allies IN.
Y ,. 'ne condition OF the
ss..' and would find them
IN. al's'tsd by a reSo,,h.nh1. o su1,n
b f,,n "' Nussulman warriors
~ H. Arabia, who had fought
s,si,,assy,,s Osy, sld tried soldiers and
as.r '''sip lately engaged in
u ,ss,a l'Ver Beg and Feib,
,s,s ,ssas''.saor wa. ,js0. u.,
.sla 81 u driven to despair tb, III,
Of Allies. ANIMALS
lE. E''s's !. object of the arm;
Y tcure.V. capture Adrinnople
q snvinn Tue combined Bul
Wild win armies, the latte
A ,seir ON s'seo artillery, viii
Z. prs,.s s.' sieTtions.
fy TO hold the Turk
s'.i''s, E, e. E Montenegro ,s
caSl-. .ue Turkish Sortres
% Page Thres.5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

Joseph Patrick Tumulty.
who viii be secretary to the
president when Wilson takes
office.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

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Continued on Pass Three,l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

The Want Ad page Is but
4 page Of busy life, with al
its fluctuations and It's vast
successes.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-13
MATcHLEss BUT THOUGHTFUL

Tim was only fifteen, but had fol-
lowed his calling lin every sense of
the word-for eight years. Saunter-
ing down the street, he extracted a
cigarette from his pocket and placed
it. jauntily between his teeth, only to
discover that he had no matches.
Tim, therefore, entered a tobaccon-
lists shop. .ss-s - q
1--WE do not give matches away,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-13

boy-we sell them" was all the gen.,
tleman behind the counted said in an
swer to Tins request for a light.
well, how much are dey, them"
"a penny box" 3.
Tim paid his money and lighted his
cigarette. +
Here" he said, handing back the,
box, ''leave these on the counter, and
when anuvver gentleman asks for a !.
light give him one of my matches" =
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-13

Simplest thing in the world
around in ones
wearing nghe high
board fence around yard. :
This photograph of Miss Grace Organ the pretest
founded Ahrend
Vsgen fashionable North Side and disciple
Fuchtereben Austrian physician who started the
thing
Vissingens
with
the wind tossing their they
idea is gambolng
attained i
gets
:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10

ms e most wonderful szternai help 70 ne
rusc.rs ard terdons Il renetrates the tissues
masss them plant 70 readily Yield 70 natures
1c-usld far expansion. 60 the-e Is &c 1nnrer a
per-od q paint dlsccnfort. STAINING. nausea Q.
ctleE sTrlptlrs 81 oi1en 1.sgrsssicF 1uring he
ar1toIs Hsesks q expectancy
M1-acr-s Fricna prepares TIE syses-n for ne
cc-1ilg event and ifs Use b~lrFs comfort resf
aud repose dlgilg re tern his hss a most
NAKED t1f5ueuce lpol ne BABY. stree Il th,ls
trhe-i,s slc1eid growing svsteu y reves a.
cizes1re fllCuan
Ans par-tc-lazJ -a yc-nE r.cthers Is isis "a
uc1s reuecy ~ tnesl1ahls value Il rnaAl-s hrr
O. preserve her hea..e Ard s--e1g-r. ara re -
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s-fcFarg add 111Eel that v1-si otherwise aeon
0a~ sscE en- a'l1si1- Er5hers Friend rh1--
c-zaE '-c---E,ss ereI 1--ve. tsl5cn All muscle
tlH. 81. Ell $ sa-e rrers-t'rs sc- cakiag q
r1s t-easgs
E.a ~iI r-d -5Is sg1s1si6 rs-,r5r O. sale a.
a. .---g s-o-ss a. 81 % a sa.ts ari Is hfsh7y
rs-ca21ellcl fo- the uuzraza
N-is B-a11rl5 ReEuia--E Co Ls4 Laniar
b-1ss At-srtaI CO. G-1 -lsy Vii maE ycl. sesL-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
CAN'T HELP BUT
ADMIRE BABIES
Glance az The Nesting cud-
dlso in lie Bonnet.

VuulAns heart naturally responds 70 he
charm and sweetness q pretty chlid. ard nars
-c-lay -hsn ever bsfofe since ne advent a
Mcthers Friend
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10

Judge John Allen, who is a candi-
date for the presidency 81 the Senate.
passed through Atlanta to-day.
feel utterly confident OF election. A."
said the Judge. ~ have more than
sufficient votes pledged 10 name me
President I think 10 Is all over but
the shouting The Senate will lose
little time getting down TO business"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-21

giIoe C5iQ. 81 perani9ouIidt. gu
benz Crepe be GbiHe, aus tpeldsm oos
aleio qsfsrtigt TT, puroe OILS 9eins
ousi6lieblih bic 10 beliebte Saot=
tenipibe pcrtponht. Nus oiei.r beitsbt
aud Der pierediQe Bertha 8rogsn,
nit Musuobme RES inn.ren GeiIes,
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6reit.n Streifeu hes 8~i.ioFtoIfes Der.
o"eit.Ilt tpurbe. 3. FdIthen on ben
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poni.r. b.s Rodts fino nit br.iten
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idlidte Underground nur nit elmer
Rsibs BON 8n6pien btie3t.
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fit an Der Mittellinis BON 8tui.
uno Rod herunter uno lit oui ben,
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81. gIuis bat ein.n breiten &rogen
aus ihpersm. si~qen'arbigem QtIae
unb Elm Sod aus feirer Ghottsn-
Ipibs. Nuf ieoer Seite Der Mittel.
folte III elm Strsifsn Seioenitidsre'
in tontroitiersnoer 6or6e anqebroht
&ropntte uno 0irtel iino aug Ntlas
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-21

To,fthrn nnS icin @crinnbt.

DE Seugelpinnung fir 9dEoeIss
atp,ds III cine 5nouitri:. bic IN oen
I,sten Su6rtn qan3 beoeute.los sort.
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BON Der S>uunte ots Sn6res 1903
,tlpo % 9rO3snt, ober iib.r Is U2iIs
Ionsn 9onn.u. BON ben 5armtn nuf
ben Rartt q.bradt puroen. uno heute
III Der gstrog fift, lid nod nett 9tos
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MINI aus Iein.m prooutt 81 sr3lelen,
muB ser 6tufarmer geuau nit ben
GrFpro,rniT.n oes Murttss in Beng
auf bi. 8iite Der Wore iotpobI, ME
hi. Dirt Der 8erpadung uno oes Ber'
fnnbts bertrnut f,in. osnn ourh
Observation-Disclosures BEG slben lam er
empfinoli6e 8srluIts srlsirsn.
In .rit,r 2ini. muB Der 6nrmsr
miHen, fpel6s QunIitdt Sen in Der
betreffenben @soeno am re;iten oers
lanai miro. Sm dfg,meinsn Tam man
foqen. 0uB in ben groBeren Stabten.
in oen.n Elm ~e.rsg.ltes 6eumartts
ipft,m, nit f~orsfdltigsr Snip,ttiOn
beitsbt, cine kNsre GuulitGt 9.u per
longt pirb unO bi.fs be7ere Qreif:
bringt, ols auf Dem 2un6e uno in
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-21
Die nne.

DAP bic R6de peiter unb ldngsr
uno baB baQeoen bic Wuffe I'm bic
les tIeiner tperoen, bas ourf:e ons
neueite iein. mas uns bic Wooe gum
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ben 6innufnebmtu uno @teberberabz
foffen Der ein3.Inen 8obnftr.i'.n. oi.
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unb elm. iib.r bic amber. fhi,bsn.
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rim bou,rnb G.fohr IGuft. au fol
perm. Sbrs 9Gno. roffen b.sbaIb
bic StOffmoiisn mosIi6ft on bsioen
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b.rten. treu3s unb qusrfnltiaen Rode
6ebalten bic our S6ritterlsi6tsrung
ni6t mebr n0ti1en unteren 8a6nfpols
ten trpbbem Bel.
G:scntumlihsrtpeii. bebdlt man
iibsr @eIsIlYdoftsz uno GNsrtIsioern
Dielfoh ben slegant.n nmfangr.iheu
Wantsl on. Dds 5utter Der el.9anz
ten Qbentmdutel Ipielt cine berporrns
Qsno. RoIts. Wsibsr NtloS. Der fri
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1T our6 Idpsre. pompaoourgemua
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moite, Brotute uub bur6 berpielfdl'
tiqte QnQen f"sinitsn buftiqitsn Wfote.
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GpibsnYtpff uno 9iiII srIsbt. DIE
hohmooeyn unO siQcnnrtig gilt f.b'
fein Qolodedecrtes ihtpor3es Mtln5.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-21

aidtiae GerItcuuna iIeiner 6euboGIeu.
0clod.rt. 9allsn tu.rocn auf pisl.n
Nirtten aIs .IoIss" 5su tiaIfifi3iert
uuo nid}t nit Dem gut,n !6eu 9e,pogen
uno p%eriduft. (Stbc Nb6ilOung p
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Ierer Orobe redn:t taln 8 bis 20
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60ts. ia SUB 9ttit, un0 so IL "a
SUB 0dn9t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-21
Cpabn c.

Tun fdGBt Dos 9,rmGam
Foiisy WiIbe!mS II. auf 140 Milios
zen Start.
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