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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25
lImfdne.

- Iem iidbtiT5en aranienhauis
iuurbe oeitern Rofmitida Der AZ sSuh.
&c olts Qrteitsr Sohn 9itirih bon 30.
1889 Wlin Strobe aus iciner Doh.
nana einqsliefert. 9iitrih bate gers
Iesunaen am linien 6anba.lent uno
linten St3enteI unp ipuroe poliseili.
dsrieiis dnacncmmen, oab iit btt
monn bisie @erlssunasn in ielbitmOr.
beriif,er 4biitt beiaebrahi bate.
0iitridl 5efirsltet bieies ober entihis.
ben. mie Der Wann su ben 8erfpan.
hnnaen ostommen III, piu er uiht an.
ceber.
- Turf Elm ubflisaenbes 6ui.iisn
pom 6uf oes 9feroes oss reiienoen
poIiaiit.n Ban 9obro purbe aeiisrn
Nahmittaa Der q Sabre oIie 6enrp
ggiirbler BON 80. 1926 GIber 4penue.
Oaflen, an Der 3. Strabe unb gsu'
tral 4penue ihper am aopf perIsst.
Ter 0erlssie purbe oem iidbtiihea
arantenhauie .inaslisfert. Die aerste
brfiirti.n, bab WiirbIer einsn Shas
beIbruh ndponoetraaen bot. Der &c.
omts mar i'm 8earifF. ihnea ndh ci.
nem sS.usr an Der sobn S.raBe su
reiisn.
geim Beitsigsn zines Waaens
itiirste aeiiern ab.no Der 70 Sabre
alto 8auuu!ernetmer 5enrp 5ran,t,
bon No. S21 Wcpherion StraBe, an
be, Wariaip uno gIberon Strabe niss
Ger unb 5oa iih cine iapere 9erIsBs
ing iiber benz rsdten 2luse unb abs
fdrammunseu al Der Sanb su. d.
Goot, BON price 6ia, leste bem Der
iebtsn .inen gsrtdnb on, tporauf iih
Serr Srants na6 i.iner Wobnuno
iiberiiibren lieb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25
Ter Sspple Strase giaSxfs.

arbeiisSireftor Vrice 5iinete pc.
itern bic angebote. Die fir ben Wuu
oes SoppIe StraBe Wiaoufts einseIau.
fen iino. Ter 1etfbesuerb Inn Den
aontratt lit elm iebr reser nnb untcr
Den geiperbern beiinoen iif aontrat.
loren aus @rano Hapios, Nid., aan.
ias gitp uno aus ToIeoo. aue 4nge-
bote mnrSen oem Sfabfingenieur ,nr
1nbellirung iiberpieien.
ans einem oorIdmiisen ueberblif
iheint berporsuaeben. bnB be Bird.
ner Contraction 60. bon bier Die ela.
5igc Jirma lit, ocren angebot iid oui
ueniaer aIs cen aoiienanihlng oss
Snsenieurs bcI1uit. rp1brenb oie iibri.
GEN gieter nett bobere Sunlnen ucr.
innaen. Die Soften oes gin0nftbonS
iino auf $39S. 900 peranIdlnei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25
0ener.

0urn einen StilIalarm ipurbe
bic feusruehr aefiern mad benz 6aiii.
Ro. BOG ssnhn Strabe aerufen, bo bort
Gus unbefannter llridhe in elmer Wch.
nuna Elm ieberbeit sfeuer aefanae1
bate. Der anaerihtete Shaoen III
taum nennenspertb.
3ipei Gincinnotisr sYeuertpshr.
aompaanien ipurben aeitern nab
Delhi aeianbt. um ben boriissn 2ofn.
mannfh1ften bel Der 8eidmpfuna oes
graubes bss Wobnbduies bon g. Bass
com. SO. GIG Qotper Riper Roao.
bebilflih au fein. 9ros olIer NnitreH.
ounaen Der g0ftmonnfhafien mar es
nidt m0aIih. bas 6aus aans au er.
bdlten. Der Shoben lit betrGhilih.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25
0iubriiAe u,sO DiebitdbIe.

- Orsi Gnabsn tperben pereahtiat,
in Der Sonnias Hahi einsn ginbrud
in bos 6dus bes 6orniIion gountp
Golf Club an Der pabbod Roob Der.
iibt su haben. Gin hinterfeniter mar
aeipoIifom srbronen iporben unb me-.
ben elm DuBsno OolfbdIe, bier 6e..
rsnsStpeater uno GoIfinube permibt.
Der gpsrtb bsr entpenoeien 0eaens
itdnbe beirdat $44.
- Ginen bilIissn Daniiosunoss
graien batisn fih Oiebe Nrf4afft.
tpelde eeii.rn abeno WaI!er sSonss,
bon Ro. 1907 9ine Gtrabe 5tpei lss
btnbe 3rutbdbne pon ben,9obsn fein.s
6auies iiabfen.
unbetannie 9iebe entipenoeten
aus Der lesritsxnben Qirf< an b.r
Grace u. Grisft Sirabe Elm seihnibs
tss goniolbret., iorpis 4-5 Hubf
baum aiihbliiier.
- Dor btr Central 1urners6ali,
nuroe atfiern Nteno 6. u. Oiuan,
ben Ro. 130 Weii 8. Strabe, ieiu
5iisiass Iorb 1ouren alutomotii
.Rtipenbei. 9as Nuio bat elm fGpars
sss gerbed unb irGst nubsr Der ais
Gems Rummsr SO. 1851 am Dors
tfribeiI oas Sdilb: ~garnum Stu,
cio."
- Witislft RohfhliifIeIs perifdff.s
fih ein Girbrehtr burh bic aiihens
ihiir sautriit su Der Wobnune pon
ssof. Gifelsin. go. 1854 0onalbfrn
place, unb entipenbeie aus einem Be.
tdltsr ben Betraa bonn $40 in gaar
ioipie perihieosne llbren. Die ubrsn
bat Der Dieb tpahrfheinlih forigsmor.
fen. I'm cine gnibeduna su perbii.en.
BON Oeibf bohis er uber mon olet".
- Durn aufbreden Der 6austhiire
branoen Ginbreher in Die Wobuuna
BON CD. WiihelI. Ro. 2128 6atmaisr
Strnbe. unb enttpenbeten aus elmer
Gmublnbe ben 4eiroa BON $24. eintn
Repolper I'm Werihe BON S. fotpie an.
here geaenitdnbe i'm Weribs BON SO.
- Darn Orube. ipelfer in Gsbers
GERS Qoidl onaeiislIt III. enaa.
sirts aefern Woraen sinen iunaea
Monn. tpelder ibm bel ben oElaem.is
nen arbsiten behilflif Iein iollte. .anI
sinsm unbsspohien Mnaenblid sntspea.
beis Der .aiinolina onaeblih cine 0sib.
b6rie nit $25 Snbalt unb cine. aotosne
llbr nstfs eolbeuer Retts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25
6 . b in 4 t on.

Die Goninatun Siiiee fiir Sas Sin
sfnuatier gulfsblatt" beiiuoet I'D i'm
Sebauoe go. 509-511 WaoiiDu
ADenne. 4nseisen, Rittbeilnngeu
ano geitsllunsen irsenoiuelher Irt
nerSen bis 10 llbr Ibenhs Saiei6ls
eutsegenseuommen. Selepbun Sunrlj
1884.
- Ruoolpb 2epan uertlagte 2outs
geper' rpegsn erlittensr 9erlssung auf
$1,000 S6aoenerias. - 5enrp 9erit,
rertldgte Die Stabt gopinstpn aui
Gebu3irung Der 8efteueruug auf Cots.
- 4bsl Setpel pertla9te Die SIo Goo.
uno Ginc. Str1bcnbabn 60. peeen
erlittener 8srIssungen auf $4,000
Shaoenerine.
- Gtta Dingats prsFer erbisit
RE S6eioung bon RiIsp s. qrsFer
bon Ridter 6urbsfon belptuigt.
- GbeIdsire: greenberg 9. Gbuz
rsD. "a, BON 0aisI, Wlinn., uno
Gubn 5letider, 64. DON chambers,
g. ,. - 3. 5. 8utbris. 25, npn
Ounpille, ap. Lro Rora 6. Ruls,
"a, Don 2uolop, 9D. Clarence
Uiaullenir, %, ron 9Iandeiter, g.
uno Gtbel Rannes, q, BON Weitboro,
8. - 8obert oyrnfel, %, oon gelpue,
ap., uno Sulia Briggs, 19, BON geelp.
pc!t. - SEQ Slsf6, "a, unb emma
Shlupp, 20, beibe pon gooin9ton,
3p. - :. 6. geah, 80 urp WlQuoe
Soens, 28. bsios bon Gooington, an.
--Glifforo aabn, %, BON Gincln.
natl, 9, ino SeIen Gage, 25, bon 60
prngton, ap.
- @barles &eribaIp's JdQ, Der bss
GdieBens nit Der Qbii9t Wiliam
8olmering gu t6bten augetlagt lit,
muBte i'm Staotgeri6te psri9oben
'reroen, oa 9olmsring niht i'm
Stanoe mar, oa5 6oipitol 81 psrIaiz
fen.
Sm Gircuitssridte, gi6tst
Sarbeion's 4btbeiIung, erbielt in
Sale Der aatie Murrap ssgen murz
III Ufurrd9 Der 8ertld1te Die gbes
idleibung auf @runD Ieiner 9eoentloz
as unb puros Die getition Der sldgee
rin perporfen. - oSm SyuQe Der Y. II.
u. @ltenbdbn ge9en Wdraaretha
S6Dertmann purbe bas GeIuh ber
Wertlagten um nohmalise 0erbdnbs
lung oes 5ales gene6migt.
- asrdn8 Nieberbins bat ieinem
SoAne SSran3 Qieberoins jr. gum Uni
DerlalerbsH unb Observation-Disclosures
eingeieBt.
- Donalb 6all, alias Dab geasz
kp. Der bes Ginbruhs unb Die5z
fiahls Don ben G'roBsel6norenen an=
seflast 1T. ipuroe aeitern mad mebre
f301entliher Suhe in Cincinnati gee
funoen unb Don ben poli5iftsn 30
aenf1iis uno RaihforD psrbaftst. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25

- Gos 9eihenbegdueniB Der per'
Itorbenen Barbara @egner faito &C.
Itern bonn Sauie ihrer 5ohter, 5raa
anaIie 3intmer, on Der o. apenue
in Canton, aus Itatt ilno ipuroe ole
IterbIihe Siille ouf Dem Smmergrills
sSrieobof beigeiest. Rep. 1ultdn
9faune Ieitete Die Srauerfeier.
- Silas Graner, bon Der 3. ape.
in Tapton, brafte ieine Saro in elne
@aitntoIdune nnb tpuroe gtelelbs
ibmcr5boft perleet.
Scrr rsoi. 9. 8otel nno 8ottii,
bon Ger 3on 9oait ape. in geaepue,
pnroen anl1Blih bes pierten SSobress
taaes ihrer gerheiratblrng bon ,Srel'll'
hen NIT ciuer Surpriie Eortp beebrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25

Die Martinsgans Wie un.
fire graiensans su benz Tomsn Tar,
iinsgdns getommen III. bas bat feins
sons eissne gerpanbiniB. lin ni:
,2eit Der U6lterpanbsruna nEmIin
ltbis als 4bt In Dem frans1fiIGen
aloiter Warmon.iers elm isbr ircnlmer
Wiann nit Ramep Wartinus, be.
tpesen feiner sroben Jr0mmiassit
idon Bel Qebseiten Der bsiIiae Warz
tinus aenannt ipurbe. Weit nnD
brett rar fein alolier beriihnit. unS
ols Der Bifhof BON 9ours ositorbsa
MGR, purbe Der iromme Mbt War!is
nus gum 8ifhof sefpdblt. A6eS be-
fer ipollie in ieinsr DefGkibtnkh bon
Der ibm ipiberfabrenen Qbrung ni6ts
piHen. er tpoll!e lieber In itinem siiis
iamen Qloi.er bleihn, ala I'm af6rs
senben NiffofspoIoit tpobnsn. ais
run bic ftierIi@e OeianptI@oit nobt,
une in bic ;ytitrdume bsr Qloisr1dlea
a.fiibri ipuros, ba fdb fie motl bic
Nefe zines eben perlaHnen WohIes,
nber ielnen Mbt WdrtiuuS. Nan
nurnfuHte alle RIo|ier3eIlen, all.
Rdume Bee ipeiteu Qloiier1et6ubss,
cber niraenbs mar er 3u finhsn. 1i
tSnte pISblin bin 4beeianbten aus
einsm Hreiterit0lle Elm lauie8 e&nnts
tern bon GGnitn entaeeen. unh ais
man ben Stali Yfnete. iab man aum
arrBen Gritonnsn ben Abt Woytiuus
miiten nnitr ben O6nisn. Ct ipuros
Gus isinsm Uerfe6 berboretbolt uno
mlbi. nun ipobl rber libel 1if9pf bon
Yours tDerben. 4ufgsbroMt ii6er bic
ihnntterhoften 90stl. lub q dlIe oi.
frommen Abgeionbien 5n einem Ie6es
rtn Mohle. uno
DAB babsi etrofxn fei
Disfer O1nie giiberei.
G&lahtet er Tie otigfommen,
9rdi fie bann in beiben GIammen.
1as mar bds srfe erpbe Udnj.bro.
tsneFen an 9oge bes tsiltasn Wa-.
lin. 60 eraGhlt ipenisftens Die Euae.
Der beiligs Wedr.in fdrb I'm ssa6Ys
400. nnb iein Negrdbnibiau. ber IL.
9fcrember, ipuree bon Der qirdx alS
Nortinst0s sefeiert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25
1ieS nnD 0aS.

Gie WabrnnesmitteI. Snipetto.
ren bes it10tiidlen Deimnobeitsdnits
l,dben In ben Iebten 1noen annindcIi
i'm Weiuid,t bon 10000 Nfnno nls
rcroorbcn in bieiipen aommiificrls.
erffdfien fonoemr;rt. Die annindIen
iuaren beim Berpafeu in ben Gaiicrn
70 slifdntncngcauefiht iporben, BAT lie
In yerlpejiing iibergingan.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25

Grit oeiiern abeno beridltcte Der.
nnro Soar, pon go. ga Mimmono
Strabe, Der Voli5ei, bnB Ct ON
Sonntag 9Ibeno an Der Court uno
Gliinbeft Strnbe pon 5iuei Wdnnern
iiieberaeId,lagen nnb INN ieifter
1lbr nebif aefte berunbt iDrrbei
iei. Die Nuriden haiten oen Wnnn
burd cinen Sdlag iiber ben aopf be.
tpubtlos 3ii gooen geihlaacn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25

Sm itdotiiden strnnfcnbaus erlaa
rritern Der So Sabre nlte Qonit
Granger, cin Sniniie oes armcr.
bniiics. fpeId,er iriiber go. 802
Rifnono Strabe aetpobnt botte,. ben
VerDunoimgen. iuelfe ibm am Ton.
ncriiag. 20. Ropember, i'm geffdnftten
ssl,ititrt burd] Weiieritihe bon Bent
Wsitiniaiicn Soi. 3eiger bel eiileiu
Ssreit beigebrnht iporben iino. Ger
Coroner ipurbe bon Dem ableben ce5
Wannes benohrid)figf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25

psrin Ghmorb, 0annie CAP, Bourbon
Copper oub BroB Co., JrsnH Wen5o.
Orp Cleaning Co.. Soi. 2onnemailn.
John o. Wc0opdn Co., Burton g.
9cutfter, Murp gnntIer, 80. W. 2ifIs.
frau 9. Wasner, 3. u. Rlains Co..
Geo. Debbens Diff. Co., u. 6. Denne.
ter, 5. 3. GilImore, 8. 6. s3iesIs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25
ger,niit.

Der Ia Sabre oIte CrpilIe gprpin
tpiro feit bem %. Nopembsr aus Der
eltertihen Mohnuna an Der Neobino
Roao uno 6tpmour Strobe permi5..
Die poIiaei pWbe eriuHt. mad bern
0tri6tpunoenen lmfnau AZ bdlitn.
- Geit seiiern Ro@mittaa nirS
Gus Der gob's Bible GnooI, an b.r
gonna unb Rinssolo Sirnts, bic II
Sabre aIie Glara WeOIons pefnibt.
1as Wdbden sntftrnte iit pbn.
aopfbeosdung, lin sinen flsiner
Sang su kforsen, bon tptlGem ss
tiS aum 4benb niht auriidssbyte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25
2ofal 8eridt.
Ger critic spatenitid,.

Sir ben 9au Der bier nelen ganil.
lons auf Der sSarm Oes 3ufluhtsbau.
Ies on Der Springiielb yife nnb Nin.
ton gioab, tpuroe seitern 9toturittag
pom Napor Sint Der erlte Spntenitid;
getban.
aiuBer benz giirgermeiiter bieIten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25

nod sSrI. Gnitb Campbell bonn shuI.
roth, Or. otto @eer, Der Seiter oes
9epartemerts fir 8obltbdtigfeitsan.
Italten nnb Mcp. Sronf s. WeIion
furse IniproHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25

tpureen. "a oic Nrbeiter, ipeIde
idmmtIid Muifcn iinb, ben Mniiorbc.
riniscn Ser geantcn, ipeiter 5i 1ebef,
iiiht nodfomnen poIlten, tDurbe Die
aan3e @eieHihait in Salt eenomne,t.
Nefannte Der Werh1fteten iteIiten fir
oieieIben 1iirpIhaft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25
Gipnier.gcrcin.

SaalfeIb in ieiner gSobnnna. SO. 202 g9eit g.
1trai3c, perideo. Sic gitgiieber fino criubt
idl am Snnnerffa1 m9oraen um Z llhr in ihrer
Saae eiRsufsnbeH nm benz 9eidenbeainant
teiSuipobnen Tas lobtenamt fifloet nm .iur
in Der CT aIcoIiuSsairhe itait
% M. 8ieoIir, Brit.
6. s. gIbcrs, GER. Is
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25

gdfipiribf6dfi pon Gblparb Uliiplns
jripsti, an VI Nabe tnb Ua6Minsr
Girobe, tinen Hefu1 atfsniittsn 1Ho
len Ielepbcnlojten erbram<n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25

In sias Grfaftssa II sissm xas 90 1elfsv
aebfanMe man 2agatiee Hrome Cuf.
atue Tablets. Mpoiheier eritciien - Oh
surh6, mtnr eieisiksn niAt ksiien q II
Wrobes xtenaiur ili aM iebey u6ontel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25
Veh.

Ve&.
Dtrft (dls q aus Wetitem ftine
Rage erfnol1en hut):
-Dennerrtitsr. 70 Elm petb: III II
Der S@eR1eill.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25

timer Ngent In SamiItun 1T
Gerr Goxnro grnf, 449 Glib 0iinite
Strafe. Sca Sci. A76 G-, Some
Ebpne 1851 u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
SCHOLARSHIPS CUT OFF
Death of Friend to Columbia
Makes Action Necessary.

Tho death short time ago OF one Of
the bcncfactors OF Columbia University.
whose name would not ne dlvulsed yes
terday. makes ii obligatory upon the uni
vorsity trustees 10 terminal" At the end
of this academic year the scholarships
that have been awarded annually by
eighteen of the Columbia alumni associa-
lions ~ different parts of tnc United
states.
The announcement to this erect Vas
madc by President Butler IN = letter to
George Brokaw Compton. secretary of the
alumni council He suggested to Mr..
Compton that each one Of III" local alumni
associations provide it's own scholarship,
which would entail IN expense of about
Sls5 for the individual association.
The alnnni association scholarships
we're established in l9l9. and each year
since thcn tho associations lave been In
vitcd 10 appoint one scholar from thci;
respective districts This brought boy
each year To Columbia from California.
Washington. Colorado. Illinois. Minnesota
cuba. Pittsburgh. Albany Phlladelphia.
Washington. y. e.. aud cisht other rnore
closely located associations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
OWYER CLOSES BROADWAY
Sabbath Calm in Resorts Shut
UP by Inspector.

Promptly at midnight last night In
spcctor Dwycs got into his little olive
automobile. now well known 10 many
1lohg Broadway and in Harlem. and
made ia" rounds of the lobster palaces III
his district He WAS followed by a large
squad OF plainclothcs and uniformed POI
licemen. The inspector first visited the
Pellin restaurant. in Lon2acre Square.
where he found a hundred or more per-
sons drinking and watching lively
cabaret performance. He notified the
manager that it WIS closing time. and
the patrons were at once turned into the
street
\ polio, man in uniform was let on
guard outside the font door ana the in
spector ana his party PROCEEDED to BILLY
t;allagher's resort. I'm Seventh avenue.
Here the patrons were turned out and a
policeman left in charge. Next "Nigee
Mike's' cafe in Sixth avenue. was closed,
as were the LOBSTER Ualace." Seventh
avenue ana 18th street: the Green Tur-
tie" ~ West 4th street. and other re-
sorts in the new Tenderlon.
In all Inspector Dwycr visited twenty or
more places. leaving trail Of cXtin-
.uished lights. silent pianos and empty
fable. behind him. with uniformed offi-
Ger standing stolidly in front of each re
sort.
In shor, time after the Inspector be-
gan his raids Sroadway. Il moment beior'
lluost deserted. was crowded with the
expelled patrons OF the cafes and restau-
ranis ali in bad humor and making
th,ir feelings audible. At | O'Clock the
inspector made the roun's Of those res
i,urants licensed 10 keep open only until
that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
WANTS u. S. TO RUN ROADS
Socialist Asks Congress to Let
Nation Seize Lines.

Wasblnston Feb 1.-THE threatened
tie-up OF ifty-four Eastern railroads by
the nremen's strike was the basis of
resolution FOR government ownership OF
those railroad properties introduced III
tho House to-day by Representative Ber-
ger. OF Wisconsin. Socialist.
Nj Bcrgers resolution purposed that In
case Of II strike and tis-Lp Of the railway
system for more than week the Prcsl-
dent OF the United States should De- en-
powered 20 seize the railways. with ali
their terminals. belt lines. lands. coal
mincs workshops and other properties on
the ground OF public emergency and the
right of eminent domain. and to manage
and opcrate them through the Postoffice
Department until Congress should create
a department Of railways.
Tie resolution proposed that thc gov
eminent operate the properties OF
workday O. eight .osrs ana pay a "f;ir
raj. 81 wages" II would direct tine sos
Rotary al Commcrc, ard Labor 10 furnish
tu oousIt g, az estimate Of tho actual
.rnJs IL laluation Of the roads their con
ucct.oLe and all their properties as the
basis OF government compensation to the
owners. and would instruct the Secretary
~ the Treasury 10 submit 20 Congress =
comprc hensivc plan for financing the en-
tire transaction by issuing United States
bonds at the lowest practicable rate OF
interest.
The resolution IN a preamble declared
tina; private ownership and management
of railroads had been demonstrated 10 zee
on the point of collapse. tina; the railroads
IN the United states were the poorest
equipped and most unsafe IN any civilized
,ountly. and that ii would take $1,000
000 600 to make them mparailyely safe
and SO much priNat" capital was not To be
had.
Mi Berger in statement asserted that
a months tio-Cp for the fifty -four rail
road systems would put cities like Pitts
Lurgh and indianapolis In danger Of starv-
alton. and seriously menace New York.
chicago. Philadelphia Clc' Gland AMI MI
waukce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
SAY BOY SHOT FATHER
Detectives in Automobiles
Search for Jersey Lad.

Red Bank. Feb. 10. -Detcctive from the
staff OF County Prosecutor John $. Ap-
plegate here, are securing the surround
ing country In automobiles In search of
Claude Gray. sixteen years old. who is
alleged 10 have shot his father, james
Gray. twice late last night.
According to the wounded man. his son
had been missing from home about a
week When he returned last night nc
WAS rcprimdnded by his father. who is
said 10 have struck the lad with his fist.
II is alleged the hoy then drew a revolver
and shot his father twice. The elder Gray
t. In "A serious condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
GOMEZ PROClAIMS
HIMSELF PRESIDENT
Crosses the Border from the
United States and Declares
He Is Mexico Chief.

II faso. Tex. Feb. lI.-Elilio NasqucE
Gomez. recently released ON bond AT san
Antonio. crossed the bord d. ,o-day AZ 60
iumbus. y. VI. ara pic. .almc3 himscl.
Pres idout of Mcxioo
Il j. reported that Gomez wa met be-
.ov tine lne 10y band of rebels. led b.
Colonel David - ld Fuentc. General Sala-
zar chic! II stafi who always has boon
a Nasqui.ia. a. H. followers OF Emile
Nasquoz Gomez arc called.
Gomez and hi. brother. Dr Francis, o
NasqLcz Gomez PLAYED prominent parts
iu thc Madcro -".olutiop. Emilio wds "A
mrmicl OF tie Dc .a Houa pioy,s oual
cabinet
Dar'u- Orozco.- ocrUplnc. 80 luarcI
90 thr Orozco revolt EmlJ "mt to
Jusirz to become provisional President.
nut was put ia jail by Orozco The cs-
arrangement OF the tHo rebel leaders has
never been explained. Gomez was rc-
lcasc cd later aud came TO the United
states. where he vas arrested on charges
Of neutrality violation. lie was released
on bond at san Antonio. and his where
abouts since had been unknown until to-
DAY.
j. telegram sent here Gomez said
bee Nould appoint mis- Cabinet at once.
declaring himself Provisional Prcsidcat
of Mexico by virtue OF the plan oi San
Luis Potosi which was reformed at
Tacubaya and Ayula TIL, Tacubaya
amendment To- the original programme
Of Francisco /. AIadcro. ir, proclaimed
Gomez President. end was accepted at
the time by the rebel generals Orozco
and Zapata.
The Vasquistas assert that this stand
of the rebels for Gomez has not been
altered since. and hat nov they Will
rally 10 his call. The difficulty with
Orozco il is pointed out, will not mat
ter now, as Oro2co has disappeared
and Salazar is the acting commander
in chief OF the northern rebels. Ii is
conceded that the influence Of Colonel
DC la Fuente will be sufficient 10 bring
Salazar and Gomez 80 a satisfactory
understanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
PROGRESSIVE CLUB DIMES
Paws Tribute to Captain Scott and
Iistons to Advice from G. l.. Record.

,rb. National Progressive club OF the
1-,b Assembly District. Brooklyn. held It's
FIRST annual dinner AZ The Ormondc. Nos
,rand avenue and Fulton street last even
,rc There were more than three nun
drod persons present. and score or
marc Of speakers used the time allotted
,hem in urging u singlc-hand party night
win or lose.
Herman :. McChesncy the POSTMASTER.
,,,,r,,uccd pr. 1hurstoh. who paid 4 ib-
MO to the Progressive party. VI his sug-
,,a.tion The diners arose in body IN honor
of cuptain Robert T.. scott. the dead Ant
o,cti.. cxplorer. whom the physician termed
",ne If thc worlds progressive
ccorcc l.. Record. former Corporation
counsel of Jersey CITY. SAID That 1t WAS
., .,ra,c question whether the fipGrcssiv"
,,rtv can Isst - his opinion, Mr.. Record
eaid il did not matter whether II ""uld
las, hut that until the PROGRESSIVE phft$
changed its platform. protesting against
.ocial ways and injusiices. INTO laws al
lacking privileges. its hght would haze
reon IN vain.