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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-05
Reue Spisbersen : Grpsoitionen.

auf Soften pes 5iirften BON Mona.
co unternimmt ieBt Sermann Stol,
Ger idpeioeriide SoridnnssreiIenbe,
cine @rpebition nod Reu : 6rieslanb.
8ebeutungspp1 seraoe i'm Sinblid auf
bos traurige S6idfal Der S6r1berz
Stranaf9en expedition perfpri6t Die
norpegii9e Sorf9ungserpeoition gu
lperoen, bic 9auptmann Starrub 3u@
Idmmen nit Dem @eolpgen Spell por=
bcrcitet uno Die Iofort begann, na9=
benz Sduptmann Starrub feline Ind:
Iuhung no1 G6rDber Strans &C.
eRbet bate. Die netle Expedition bers
folgt ndmli9 Oas 3iel, Die BON Der
fpiBbergifden Norbtifte fppie bon
Der Miioebdi gum Gtsfiorb fiibrenoen
8ebirasiibsrgdnae photographic aufz
oulebmen unb bomit in 3ufunFt fol-
den Sang unb Spri6ungserpeoitios
nen, Die an Ser fpibbersii9en Rorba
tiiIte ins llneliid geraten ole MOgs
li6teit gu bteten, ii4 nit Silfe ges
nauer 8nrten gum Gisfiorb our6sue
f6lagen.
DAB Der ebemalise Marinsoffi3ier
Riti9er, pine Sdloffad unb nur nit
einem 8eutsl oiirfti9en 9%ropionts
perie6en, ben Weg ppn Der Wiibebut
Biz air Mbbsntbai auriidleste, muB
als Elm reines @unber gelten. @leids
seiti9 miro cine beIonbere Mbteilung
Der Starruo : 9oeliden Expedition
perIdieoene, In Ger NGbe bes
Gisfioros liegenbe &~oblengebiete
bur9forf6en. Die Maturrei6tiimer
@pibbereens Tpielen iiberbaupt INNER
mebr cine Hplle.
Sine englifde 8eielf6uft, rerer
Chef Der 8rubenineenieur Or,
Mannsfielb III, entnidelte in bisiem
CONNER dnf Spibbersen eine um=
fanar.ide Wirtiomteit, bic ii1 oui
Gteintpblen, Marmor uno @plb en-
frcdte. SIRE Expedition mar mil
elmer mGhtigen 9ampfmof9ine, gro;
rem @6ienens uno Srdnsporttpdgcn.
material dusgeriiitet. 9f,t1 cine ruff
Ef@e Expedition 1T nab 5pibtergsr
u~nteripegs unh min ole RoblenfelOei
ndber nntsriu6eu, bic Der rufiiht
electromagnetic Rufonon i'm puriger
Gnmmer bier annettierte.
Sn Sn ternottpnai 5ols
Minn., purbe bic As Sabre alt,
5rau Sermann 9ieIe burd
tinen ungliidIidgn 3ufoa ourdb Ell.
nen GduB Ing Sera onf Del
Gtelis Set6tet. Gin @emebr, mi,
wel@rm ibr ~pieriabrisss S6hn9er
Wailtpn fpielts, mar 5iir Gnttabunt
aetcmmen. GcAa tleine &inSer ga
Sen bic Muttsr perloren. Die ga.
Mile lam aus gtmipii nod Snter.
national Sails
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-05
%nHiide @afenp1anr.
SesfaemniDums Ses snstaus bes ,;Sa.
srus @cfers bcs Bspken."

fNhr rS w 0fK
Der be&leuniste 2lusbau aes pas
tens giepal, Der befanntlid ben 5ids
men .!Safen Yeisrs ofs @roben1 frs
baItfn ion. it bnrd lltas oss 3nrer
bc5timnii iporben. Onnah Ioa fr IN
Der !Sauptiafe Biz gum Sabre 1913
pollenbet fein. tpas cine peientliff
9el6!ennigung Der bisfer porgefebes
men Irbeiten notipenoia mnft. llrs
fpriinslih bat man nit Der 5ertiss
! itenuna 6es ReDaler !Snfens BIZ sum
Sabre 1922 gere1net. Oie 9ernn3its
buna BON ni1t ~ipeniser als 1900
fennen. oab MAJ, nit Sp6orud arbtis
ten min. Cine iebr itarte 8efeitisuns
ipl aud Die Snfel NargO erhalten,
Sic beim ariessbafen DOrselagert 1T.
unb um nidt 5enebme ausldnoer
i%ernsubalten, 1T aud cine Gini6rdns
sung Ser He6ts our grperbung BON
S%mmobilien bur1 Nusldnoer perfiigt
tpprben. 8emerfenspert lit oemses
seniiber, Dab cine ensltI4>fran5Ofis
Iae @eienI1aft - mar fpra6 aud
Nrbeitern aus Dem Commencement
Mostau, @ilna unb Witebs ldBt ere
Don Der beutIhen Sirmd S9neioerz
greufpt - 9runoerperb in Der Ndbe
oes Safens CUR @rri9tuns elmer sr0s
beren Sdiffsperft p%ornebmen mill,
mas anf9eineno ben ruiIii4en 8ebOrz
Den genebm lit.
Der eisentliGe Musbau bes Safens
betrifft bor alien bic 5eriteaung ei<
ner Rielenmole {ofpie elmer leiitungsz
fdbisen. Staatsiperft uno fpnittser
9ilfsmittel fir Die Slotte, Der 9er=
febr BON S9iffen in Dem Hepaler
9afen bat fih auBeroroentli9 le6baft
g%eitaltet, ietoem man ben 6anoelsbaz
fen eripeitert bat, Der ii9 ieBt fpieoers
INN als gu eng erpeiit. SIM ganaen
iinb 40 Millionen Mubel fir Repal
aussefebt, unb oie Siefe oes Safens
Ioa auf 10,5 Meter sebra6t ipers
ben. 81. BefeItigunsen, ole 5i1 auf
Die 2anoIette erItreden, follen BON Der
Mrmeepeapaltung bergeitellt iperoen
uno Die mooerniten @inri9tungen
uufpeiien.
4uber Dem Iusbau unb Der 8efes
ftiguns bes Repaler Safens, mas als
Sauptaufsabe betradtet Miro, foaen
audi anoere !Sdfen bon 8ebsutuns
tart befeitist uno ertpeitert iperoen.
Dies gilt BON 8ronftaOt, Oas ats
9auptbafen nidt LANCE genug eisfrei
lit uno besbalb an 8ebeutung perlps
rem Fat. 5erner min man Sneabora
als befeitigten Safen fir leidte
Streittrdfte ano als 9ilfsiiiiBplab
ausbauen. 4bgefe6en bdbon fperoen
Sepaftopol i'm S9paraen Meer
ippie Wlaoinoitpd, fir oas fipe5ieu
Z Wtlionen Rubel ausseIeBt linb,
nno Nifplajefp als ariegsbdfen be-
berteito erfpeitert unb aussebaut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-05
Ter rSerr 3ircftor1.
getradtnmsen iber efnrn ptst mig
traud,ten 1ttef.

pIuuWttu &Nttt
lteber ben in Dsutihlano piel ees
iritbenen Mibbraud nit benz 5itel
uDireftor" finben mir in elmer Wos
natsf1rift bic folsenoen intereHanten
Musfiibrungen:
gs tpGre BON SntereHe, ipenn bic
Rriminalfatifif 5id e:nmal nit Der
lsraae befaifen piiroe. ME Diele Der
ipeaen 8etrugs, l1nterf6Iagung, @ers
feiiuns gum 8%0rienfpiel. unlautererr
Wettbeperbs uno dbnlidern Sdieber<
Seift." b~eitraften Yerionen fid ipdbs
Irsnb ibrer ,graris" ben 9itti eines
Uireftors beiselegt baben. Mer 1T
bcute nidt minoeItens Director! Aae
bisienisen, Ole nod ni9t nit offisiels
len Titeln uno Wiirben bebaftet iinb,
Ole aber germ in ben 4lsen Der leiats
al1ubigen Menge als gepi4tige uno
Notwithstanding Decentralization
er5deinen modten, lafen fi4 .Direts
tel" nernrn. Sn ben @roBifdoten 1T
bic S%dufigfeit berartieer D%irettpren
notiirlid defenders srpB. 5ier ldbt
id oie Gplibitdt zines u~nternebs
mems am fdupsrit.n nadpriifea. Wer
ben Mut BAT, ii9 Banter" gu nen=
neu unb in Drudidben, auf Ct
f6dftsbriefen ii. +. IN. ben 2euten, gu
benen er gefdaftfide 8~esiebunsen ans
babnt, elm reen.s 8antsefdaft por5u>
tGuI6en, fam fiber fetn. bab 10 unb
10 piele duf feline Srids bsreiafalen.
3ablreide 8udetfbop : proaefe Der
lebten 3eit baben bas oeutli4 gerug
aeseiat. Dime einen Oireftor 1T
berte cine @roBitabtfirma unbentbar.
On Der Spite elmer 8eieaf6aft m. b.
g., ole piellei9t nur gum 3rpede elmer
Beionoers fniffli6en S6iebung ges
griinoet lift, mub Elm Tirettpr fteben.
Wer atpei ober orei mDblierte 3imz
mer an ir9enopelfe neiblide Weien
permietet, ernennt ii6 gum Oirettor
zines Samenbeims.
SIM @eT6dftsleben ipielt cine be-
fonbere Role Die u3entrale". Oa
aibt es cine ppfttartenSentrale, cine
Gilboten5entrale, cine 3igaretten5ens
trale II. +. 10, an Der SpiBs itebt
natiirli6 aud bier Elm Sireftor. Die
Sitellu6t uno ole @frfrr6t pnr jeoer
Dirt BON Mmtsbesei9nung 1ibt benz
0eutI6en nun einmal tief i'm 8lut.
Sierauf ober fpefuliert Der gefperbss
mdBiae 56ic6er. Gr neib gang qez
nou, boB iein bloBer biir9erli6er
Rame unb fein mebr ooer minoer
ebrIi6es @eIi6t inn ni6t obne ipet>
teres Grebit unp 8%ertrauen perf9ufs
fen. Oesbdlb mub er Ii9 nit einem
getpiFen output umgeben. Die Welt
min eben getdui6t perben. Wenn
berartiee Observation-Disclosures gu
Iommenbre9en, lit oas Gritaunen
unb bic @ntriiltuHg bes publifums
%aepDbnli6 Iebr srob. Meit bort
man Damn, DAB Der !Serr Sireftor
has gauge .9eiea5daftspermO9en'
I'M gortenionnaie itets BEL ii6 trug,
oaB er ale Gintinfte Der 5irma fir
IIh p%eripnnbte, ole S6uloen Der OF
Ienfhaft aber snorm anipa4fen ,teB.
Sir oas sroBe Bublifum ersibt
iih aus alien benz Die 2ebre, ii6
bur6 Sitel unb @%ufma4ung ni6t
blenben al ldnen. Snsbeionoere
IpGte nan Ii6 INNER persesenpdrtis
gen, oaB Die 8eoei6nung ySireftor"
qeIebli6 in teiner @eiie geidiBt uno
6ober pDais nidtsiogenb 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-05
Schuch Bros
4 mil. NAGEL
lbein u. Gier saloon

W arttf raBe, Serma nn, gip.
Die beiten Deine unb ,2iquDre an Sanb
unb ausge5eid,netes Bier tets or 2apf.
Die %befannteiten Gorten bon TIaIdyenbir'
tets pprrotbis. farmer tueroen Selb ipae
rem tuenn fe ibren Sebarf an Whisfep be
mir faufen.
S~erdumise Staauns fir pieroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-05
Gin pieicitises Wort.

lleber bos @prt Creme" %plaubert
cine beutI9e Monatsi4rift: Was
bebeutet bieles @ort i'm Sr%nn5Oit@
Ifen2 Sabne, Speiie aug Sabne,
mild, @iern uip. 8as bat man
in Deutf9lanb borous gemafte IS
lit sam aoden! mir baben Creme
Gdofolobe. Sci oieIem 2ederbiRen
mDdte es nc9 binaeben, obglei9 bic
beuti9en Observation-Disclosures ntd,t
n0ti9 botten, bas fremoe Wprt eins
%sufiibren. Wir bnben nu9 Creme
@orbinen. Dos bat Der gelben
6drbuns tusgen aud nod einisen
CHM, absr aud bier 1T bus 6rembs
mort iiberfliiIfie. Nln ober fpmitt
bus ultisite bonn oeutI6en Creme
litf: bic Stieielni6ie! Den beuts
idDen @i6sfobritanten 1T oas alte,
quite, ebrlife @Drt Stiefels ober
gdubpidIe ni9t mebr fein senug,
unb i'm Saiden nod redt fremb
tlinaenben Nomen tommen Iie out
56ub : Creme. Run lit aber nuh
Bel ben Bi6sfobritanten elmer fins
biaer als Der onbere. Der cine
meint, boB feline S9ubpi9Ie bic
before lei uno touft lie @alopps
Creme @i{t. Cir on6erer iibers
trnmpfte ibn nit &opolier : Creme
pber aud Wa6s : @Iana : Creme
Grbol uTfp. Mel1 feines Gr5eugnis
mub bic beutI9e G9ubnidie fetn,
ipenn fs fir piirbig befunben piro.
NIT einem fron51FIdsn Sabnens
pber GiereinI9loe Beg gleifen Ha.
men au fiibren! lin Den Tiff aui
bic Spibe gu treiben, boben mir aud
bos Wprt Creme Der 8eIeaT1afi
aeprGat. Mon bente: GierfpeiIe
S1ptplone, @orbipn, @tiefeIipiaf,
unn feline 9eIslf6oFt--0ues Creme
Disa Snnsbruder Gt1tt.
6alteri3nlt bot fir cog grojett cine,
g1maIIpurigsn 3oDnrabbobn mi
cfcftriJAcm 8etrieb bon Gbrpalb emit
mener np@ benz GbrpQIhet &oppsi
cher sur 2%uitersrute, Die Die erIt
TeilItrcdc Der allf 5itsrrsi6if6em sc
bisi proietiierten Balm bon gbrnnl!
ouf bic 3ugIpibs BARTLETT, bic 5ruT
%fsnrepiliou fiir ben IL. Ropsmbs
oahtranmt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-05

9as 25 9fenniati ii d
erfreut ii6 in 0euti9lanp beim gu.
blitum teiner eroben 3uneigung; bo
fiirfte bon Sntsreffe isin, su erFnb.
rem, bdb Der Mognet cine b~eIonbere
s3uneigung at BEN berp0nten @elbs
ftiid bot. Geasn ofle onberen Wtiinss
forten bsrbdtt er fi9 obIe6ntnb; 70.
car Gtiber unb Sob perI1mdbt er
ols oiamoanetifH. Nur bos per-
odtete. GbrsngeF9miidte 8elbIfiid
Siebt er an. foit eberTp itnrf oIs pns
Gifen, 8iefe Gi9enI6aft beg %
gfennisiiidG Bat Elm Gdnbmaders
meiIter in Meimnr sntbedt, Der einen
Mognsten benuBte, um perloren aes
,gniteene Gtfenitiide ouF Ieinem Ir.
bsitstifde 3u fommstn. Dabei bate
er einmdl an feinem Magneten Elm
2 9fsnnialiid, bns iit unter bic
@bfGlle bsrirrt bate. aIfp fpielt
her 3ufnIl niht nur bei sroBsn, fons
rtrn ou6 Bel fleinen gntbedunaen
cine pidtige RolIe.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-06-30
THE ARKWAY.

"The Blacksmith Story" is taken from that beautiful poem by Frank Olive. The story thus drawn from the blacksmith is to the effect that while young man he married the supposed widow of soldier, believed to have been killed in battle With his wife he went to Kansas and established himself in a new home, living very
 happily. One day stranger happen ed along and stopped to have his horse shod. Again a chance remark brought forth the story of the trav- eler, revealing to the blacksmith that
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-06-30
PHILLIPS SLAYER IS UNDER ARREST CAUGHT AT KNOXVILLE JIM FOX, FOR WHOM REWARD OF $25O WAS OFFERED, IS
 CAPTURED.

Accompanied by Deputy Sheriff O.. w. Jett and w. M. Phillips, cousin of the slain man, Jim Fox, who shot and killed Patrick Phillips near Kerr Station June 21, passed through Con- way at noon today, having been ar rested near Knoxville early this morning.
 Fox has been in hiding since the commission of his crime, and re- ward of S250 had been offered for his arrest, $100 by Governor Futrell and $150 by friends of Phillips. The flu gitive was seen about four miles south of Knoxville early this morning by c. ". Austin. Austin at once notified the officers at Clarksville, and when they reached the place Fox was at tempting to cross the river in a skiff. He was overtaken and offered no re- l sistance to the officers when arrested.
 Fox talked freely of the killing af- ter his arrest, and is said to have ad-
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-06-30

he was the husband who was supposed to have been killed in battle years ago. It is stunning blow to the blacksmith, but he saw that there is only one way out of the dilemma; so, taking the man into the house he pre- sented him to the wife. There is an immediate recognition and an agoniz- ing parting as the woman proclaims that the man was her husband and she must go with him. The heart broken blacksmith permits her to de- part, taking with her the child, for he realizes, also, that the little one be- longs with it's mother. So it is that he is alone in his blacksmith shop with the picture of the woman he be- lieved to be his wife.
 Two other good reels at the Ark way tonight.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-06-30
J. FRANK JONES TO
 MANAGE OIL MILL

J. Frank Jones, for 16 years head bookkeeper and cashier at Frauenthal X Schwarz's, was today elected by the board of directors as business manag- CT of the Conway Cotton Oil Con- pany, succeeding Henry Frauenthal, who has resigned the position on ac- count of poor health. Besides being an accountant of unusual ability and a capable business man, MT. Jones enjoys wide acquaintance through out Faulkner and adjacent counties. He is affable and courteous and his selection as manager of the big plant is sure to prove popular among the patrons of the company. He will as sume the duties of his new position at once. Faber D. Hicks, assistant bookkeeper, will be promoted to MT. Jones' former position with Frauen- thai & SchwarZ.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-06-30
PARENTS RECONCILED
 10 EARLY MARRIAGE
MIR. AND MRS. HERBERT LAND TO MAKE HOME IN LIT
 TILE ROCK.

Although news of the secret mar
 riage of their daughter, Miss Pauline
 Durham, to Herbert Land of Little
 Rock came as shock to the parents,
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Durham of this city, on account of the extreme youth of the bride, parental blessings were bestowed upon the couple yesterday land MT. and Mrs. Land leave this week for Little Rock.
 The Little Rock this morning prints the following story of MT. and Mrs. Lands romantic marriage:
 Eluding the mother of the bride and foiling overzealous friends, Her bert Land of Walnut Ridge and Miss Pauline Durham of Conway were married in Little Rock Tuesday night, while speeding 40 miles an hour in an automobile on the Nineteenth street pike, southwest of the city. The mar riage was the exciting climax of a col lege romance, which had it's begin ming two years ago when young Land went to Conway as student in Hen dirk College, while Miss Durham was "a student at Central College They had planned to keep the marriage a secret for some time, but in some mysterious way the parents of the bride learned of the affair Mrs. Land returned to Conway with her mother Wednesday afternoon, and it was SUD- posed no one save themselves, two friends, the minister and the chauf- feur, knew anything about the we'd ding. However, now that Mr. and Mrs. Durham have learned of the marriage, Land said there is no reas- on to keep the affair longer a secret.
 Miss Durham was visiting in Lit tie Rock with. her mother, and Mr. Land, who is employed in the office of the Hotel Marion, called to see her Tuesday night. Two friends were made known of their desire to be mar ried, and these friends, c. R. Knight of Casa, and Miss Ibbye Horn of Lit tie Rock, were more than willing to serve as first aid to Cupid in this game of hearts. Mr. Knight came to Little Rock in his automobile and ar ranged to meet the elopers at the in- tersection of Louisiana street and Broadway, and take them to the scene of the wedding.
 Land hurriedly obtained a license, and with the young woman went to the place designated, and getting in the automobile, the party went to the home of the Rev. W. M Hunter, pas tor of the Associate Reformed Pres byterian church, and added him to the party After getting into the machine the Rev. Mir. Hunter was informed why his company was desired. Ap parently believing he was past the age of usual romantis experiences, the divine tried to persuade the couple to return to his home for the cere- mon. They steadfastly refused, and he finally said the ceremony while sit ting on the back of the front seat of the car, with the bride and groom seated on the back seat.
 'Mr. and Mrs. Land will live in Little Rock"
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-06-30

mitted that he shot Phillips. He de- clared, however, that Phillips had threatened to kill him on sight Fox said he would have surrendered inn mediately, but feared the officers would not protect him from violence by Phillips friends.
 The prisoner will be taken to Lo- noke for trial, but will probably be confined in the state penitentiary for safe-keeping until court convenes.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-06-30
At The Theatres
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THE GRAND.

HE GRAND.
 "A Mississippi Tragedy" by the kalem Company, is the story of Cal houn, planter who lives with his son and daughter, James and Martha. He strongly objects to young Gordon, who has been paying court to Martha and who has the reputation of being a gambler. Gordon sees the elder Calhoun returning from the sale of some cotton. Meredith, also a gam bier, sees Calhoun and determines to relieve him of his money. Calhoun accepts an invitation to play cards. Gordon sees Calhoun being cheated and walks in to take part in the game. He cheats and wins all the money. Calhoun, broken in spirit, jumps into the river. Meredith discovers Gordon had cheated and hastens to expose him. Gordon writes a note, explain ing why he cheated. The passengers are melted by Meredith's story, and Gordon is compelled to jump over- board. When the note is found every thing is explained and Gordon is res cued from his peril.
 "The Magis Shoes" and wAngel Cake and Axle Grease" is split Lu- bin film. Both are comedies of the most Imaginable sort.
 "The Crossing Policeman" is a pow erfully strong dramatic subject with purpose, by the Essanay Company.
 "A Wise Old Elephant" by Selig, the most wonderful wild animal pie lures ever shown, will be at the Grand Tuesday night.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-06-30
TOWNSHIP SUNDAY
 SCHOOL CONVENTION

A township Sunday school associa- tion was organized for Benedict town ship at convention held at Provi- dence yesterday. About 300 people were in attendance and much enthusi-- asm was manifested. Addresses were, delivered by Prof S. c. Parish, G. E. Owen and w. F. Thomasson of Con- way, Frank Raney, R. Haydon and several others of Benedict.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-06-30

Miss Freeda Clifford returned to Little Rock this morning.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-06-30

New line of post cards; choicest of the season. Nelson Drug Go. d3t;
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-09-25
SULzER DENIES HE
RECOGNIZES GLYNN
Transfer Of Criminal Business
Has No Such Meaning
Counsel Asserts.

Albany, NJ ". Sept. %. --Governor
Sulzer denied today that he had recog-
nized, the right of Lieutenant Governor
Glynn to perform the duties of acting
governor. Az .""
Governor Suffers action yesterday In
transferring certain criminal business
to the attention of Mr.. Glynn said his
counsel had no bearing on the cues
ton OF Suffers present status.
Governor Sulzer," said Valentine
Taylor, his personal counsel, continues
to maintain the position which has
been argued by his attorneys before
the court for the trial of impeachment.
that the impeachment proceedings
against aim are null, void and OF no
effect and that he is the governor of
the state and that he is now entitled
to exercise all of the functions OF the
office to which he was elected
Glynn will make no attempt to move
into the governors quarters. AIT
Governor Sulzer is maintaining abb
solute silence. Reports that he has
gone into "seclusion' are somewhat
exaggerated, for he frequently appears
on the streets in his automobile, but
he refuses to talk for publication.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-09-25
1900 ~I~~-T~--T7-IwE
HUERTA ITO REMAIN
NEUTRAL NE AYERS
Provisional President Win Fa-
vcr NO Candidate in Com
ing Election.

Mexico City. Sept. 23.-sNot only
would II be an anomaly that the gov
errfnent should have q candidate, but
Sc can be further said that the govern
ment has M prediction Tor MOI will
III hid any candidate
I n these wonds, Provisional President
Huerta replied to the question as to
whether he favored b candidate in
the coming presidential elections.
president Huerta explained the att
titude which the administration would
maintain as zone Of absolute impair
TALLY, and added that it would only
take precautions tospreyent any dis
,turbance Of public peace and order, and
you'd suppress u effort in that d.
rection.
The president said he would use the
army, II necessary. 10 Keep order. II
want to declare. once for all. In the
fac Of the whole nation said General
Huerta, that ! shall comply with the
obligations I have assumed. These have
for their basis peace and the security
OF the republic, leaving always COM
plete freedom to the diverse political
parties to launch candidates and do
their work towards carrying to a
happy conclusion their ideals, without
aid on impeachment from the govern
uaanfH SNEW48# 4& t
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-09-25
WIRELESS "CAMERA" .
WORKS IN THE DARK

Vallejo, Cal. Sept, 23.--A local In
|Yentor has evolved a wireless photo
graphic instrument which works at
might only and reflects on a mirror, it
is said. a picture OF everything within
"a radius OF several miles. He has been
Invited by Secretary of the Navy
Daniels to take the machine TO Wash
|ington for Inspection by experts OF the
navy department. The instrument re-
|ceives its Impressions from a web Of
Wires attached to a tall mast. For
this reason 1T is adaptable to ships,
tnaking impossible, its INVENTOR claims.
hight collisions, accidents due to fogs
and RAINING afoul OF icebergs. 1t would
|be Valuable too, II, is claimed, for army
'use. as the movements OF an enemy at
ihfghl could be easily followed.
"a test was made recently of the inn
strument here. The night was dark.
but observers say they saw reflected on
the machines mirror a picture of the
district for a distance OF two miles
Saw the shipping in the vicinity of the
Mare Island navy yard, railway trains
passing up and down the valley and
persons on the streets OF the city.
The inventor formerly was a wireless
In the governments employ.