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The Snowflake herald., 1913-06-27
A Plantation Pdrty.

Last Thursday night Misses
Ann and Cora Willis gave a de-
lightful party to their friends
and acquainatnces at what is
known as the plantation, " sit
uated at the southwest end of
Snowflake. Some ten couple at
tended. Singing, games Of all
kinds and piano music made the
evening pass away all too quick
ly. Refreshments were served,
consisting of Ice cream, cake,
oranges cut basket shape, and
other dainties. The party dis
persed at IL, midnight.
The invited guests were:
Messes, Annie Willis, Ada Pc
terson, Cora Willis, Hallye Cum
mings, Ada Willis, Frances Hunt,
Priscilla Willis, Jessie Ballard,
Frances Willis, Louia Flake, Lu-
cretia Willis, Pauline Willis and
Mary Willis. Messrs. Marion
Flake, Chas Flake, Perry Willis
Ross Hunt, Geo Smith, Frank
Campbell. Elias Smith, Jesse
Smith. Joseph Smith. Noble
Rogers. Sam'l Rogers, Geo Frost
and Lafayette Kartchner'
The Snowflake herald., 1913-06-27

Will Hatch of Taylor, passed thru
Snowflake, Wednesday, with wool for
Harry Scorse at Holbrook.
Roy Cummings brought up from
Holbrook, Thursday, in his Ford auto,
DR.. O. S. Brown and Geo. Scott.
Lafe and Henry Jennings of Taylor
left for Holbrook Wednesday with
three wagon loads of wool for Harry
Scorse
Lee With elm of Vernon, Apache Co.
was here lest week with his fathers,
B. H. Wilhelm's cattle which were
sold to Less. Hart.
]. B. Childers left for Holbrook this
morning to bring back some step-lad-
ders and other painters paraphanalia
touse in painting Stake Academy.
Elias Smith, Clarence Shumway and
Mr.. Willis left few days ago for Or
tego Lake where they will load N.
Tamara s wool to haul to Holbrook.
J. R. Hulet of the A. C. M. l. came
up from Holbrook Monday, leaving
there before A. NJ, arriving here
before breakfast. A. M Boyer accom-
panied him.
Turley Brothers have the contract
for lining the residence of w. w.
Willis with 3 ply hygenic board that
takes the place af plaster and is said
to be of much greater durability and
satisfaction.
The mall stage made an early trip to
Holbrook one day last week, leaving at
A. M. to take DR.. Brown to
Winslow and Harry Shultz down in
time to catch the GAS passenger, and
they made it easily.
Forest Supervisor Chas. H. Jen-
nings has a new horse power Pope
motorcycle He has been learning
how" this week and as soon as he
confidence begets" will be fixed to
reach a forest fire at rate of any
where from ten to twenty miles an
hour.
Frank McLaws brought NY the mail
from Halbrook last Saturday, leaving
there at P. M. and arriving here at
1920 P. M. He had as passengers
when he made trip from Holbrook
last Friday, Abe Johnson, Lew John
son, John Adair, Lorenzo Willis and
Niels Hansen = and Frank.
Joe Kleindienst, the well known
Winslow and Holbrook contractor and
C. M. Lang eff Salt Lake City have
applied to the county Board of Super
visors for franchise to put in an elec-
taical system at Bolbrook. They ex-
pect to secure their charter at the next
meeting of the Board on Monday July
| 7th. ST.
Tell the weather man that we need
some nice refreshing showers of rain
to moisten the soil, or a change, rather,
! from wind to rain.
!
The Snowflake herald., 1913-06-27

Monroe Ashley, an educated
Navajo Indian, shot and killed
another Indian, by the name of
Grey Mountain some ten DAYS
ago at a point near the Navajo
Reservation but on In dian
lands some forty miles north of
Holbrook.
After the killing Ashley rode to
Ft. Defiance and gave himself
up to the Indian Agent. The
Agent advised the Indian to
come to Holbrook and give him.
self up to the sheriff which he
did reaching here on the 18th,
after travelling over three hun,
dred miles to find an officer.
From what Ashley says it ap.
pears that the killing is the out,
growth of an old fued between
the Indians and that Grey Noun
tain was shot while attempting
to ride a fractions horse over
Ashley.
The killing taking place off the
Indian Reservation but on lands
allotted to the Indians raises the
question of jurisdiction between
the State and Federal courts.
/ County Attorney ]. E. Crosby,
holes that since the killing took
place on lands allotted to the In
dians the Federal Courts have
jurisdiction and he refuses to put
the County to the expense to
determine the matter. Assistant
! u. S. Attorney. C. Forest is here
making an inyestigationof the
matter.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-06-27
HOLBROOK LOCALS
And PERSONALS

William Evans has sold his cat
tie to Will Adams making range
delivery.
Mrs. John O. Reidhead Of
Showlow was a business visitor in
town last week.
Misses Zelma and Elva Howell
of Navajo are visiting friends
here this week,
Thorwald Larson made final
proof on his homestead Tuesday
on his ranch two miles west of
town.
George Scott of Showlow, was
in town the first of the week
looking after his woolen inter
ests.
H. H. Scorse is home from
his sheep camp and the freight
/
ors are commencing t o arrive
with his wool clip.
C. E. Owens of Snowflake, and
IS E. West of Lakeside, were
visitors at the county seat dur
ing court week looking after
their business interests.
Mrs. George Cheney and fam
lily were on the 18th, returning
from Salt Lake City to their home
at Pinedale.
John H. Divelbess of Adamana,
formerly editor of the late Hol-
brook Argus, but now interested
in the cattle business paid Hol-
brook a visit the first of tn {
week.
J. H. Frost and r. A. Willis.
cattlemen of Snowflake, were in
attendance at court last week as
witnesses for the state against
A. Candelaria charged with steal
ing a COW belonging to Abe
Jonson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kay were
here to day returning ho m
from Phoenix where they were
called on account of the sickness
and death of their daughter Ida
They brought the three weeks
old baby of their daughter, home
with them.
See Bank of Northern Arizona
ad.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-06-27
SNOWFLAKE LOCALS
AND PERSONALS
Continued from page l.

J. T. Cooper and wife from Tay-
lor paid our town visit this week.
Mrs. Lucy Lundquist has been very
sick but is reported to be improving.
Mrs. Lulu J.. Smith, wife of Pres
ident Smith, is reported to be impro-
wing from her long sickness, and able
to be around.
w. T. Duke, one of Navajo counties S
leading sheep men, passed through
Snowflake yesterday enroute to Hol-
brook to dispose of his wool.
Jos. S. Fish has just returned
from attending the Young Mems Mu-
tual Conference held in Salt Lake City
Utah and on his way home enjoyed a
pleasant visit at Los Angeles.
Chas. M. Lang, a Salt Lake cleo
trical engineer is here for the purpose
of wiring the New Stake Academy.
Mr.. Lang Says that Snowflake is ad-
mirably situated to install an electrical
system, and at a reasonable cost.
Miss. tia Hunt, who has been very
i'll for the past few weeks, is mending
rapidly. Dr. O. S. Brown of Winslow,
was telephoned for last week to at
tend Miss Hunt and said that with a
couple of weeks rest and quiet she
would be perfectly well.
Mrs. Emma L. Smith left Monday
with Lewis Decker for Los Angeles
where they go to secure medical treet-
ment, osteopath, for Mr.. Decker's baby
boy Joy, and and half years old,
and who is suffering from infantile par
alysis, Mr. Decker is one of Navajo
County's most prominent wool growers,
and resides at Taylor. Arriving at
Holbrook they decided to put the baby
boy under the care of Dr. Pearl Udall
who has gained an enviable reputation
as an Osteopath, being most success
full in her practice. She is daugter of
President David K. Udall of the ST.
Johns Stake.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-06-27

Mrs. w allace Newman was in for
supplies, Tuesday.
Turley brothers have commenced
to plaster the Academy building.
Everisto MARTINEZ prominent sheep
man from Silver Greek was in town
getting supplies, this week.
The military boys are planning great
doings within the next few weeks,
camping out, etc.
Wesley Willis from the Big Horn
county Wyoming, is here visiting his
mother and brothers.
J. r. Hulet came up from Holbrook
to visit his family the first of the
week, returning Tuesday morning.
Ira R. Willis is reported to be very
sick, DR.. Brown Of Winslow was
telephoned for Thursday morning.
Bishop Silas L. Fish and family has
gone on a visit to Luna valley and ex-
pect to be gone two weeks or more.
Mrs. Hunt who is conducting the
Smith Hotel in the absence of Mrs.
Smith, who is locating homestead, is
Feeding her guests so heartily
That they'll soon be camping there
quarterly"
Richard Edgar, representing t h e
Singer Sewing Machine Co., is in town
soliciting sales for that we'll known
family necessity.
w. F. Griffin auditor for Babbit
Bros. at Flagstaff was here last
week on business connected with their
large cattle interests.
Less Hart was here a few days of
last week and two days the first of
this week, gathering in all the cattle
he could persuade his way.
F. A. Redewill of the Redewill
Music Company, Phoenix, has been in
Snowflake and viscinity the past few
days, with musical thoughts intent.
Wallace Larson was up from Hol-
brook a few days ago seeking life IN
insurance, on live ones. He represents
the N. w. Mutual of Milwaukee, as
good a company as one could wish to
insure their longevity in.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-06-27

R. w. A. Wilks, the butcher,
got tired of trying to man1fac-
'ture ice in the Zuck soap factory
and shipped in a car load of the
real article from WinsloW on the
10th. He is now using it for re-
frigeration and has it for sale to
those desiring coolness.
]. C. Lathrop has his plans
made for an amusement hall on
his lot west of the telephone ex-
change. The building will be OF
pressed brick, one story high and
27 by Is feet. The plans are
for motion picture theatre in
one end of the building and
a billiard hall in the other.
DR.. R. w. A. Wilkes, the ac-
commodating and smiling butch
er, has rented the building for
merly occupied by the Holbrook
Drug company, and intends NOV
ing theMeat Market there in the
near future. He has already or
dered a large meat cooler and
will keep a large stock of Win
slow ice on hand, for that pur-
pose, and for supplying the
trade. In his new market DR..
Wilkes will have ample room tx
keep a large stock of both meats
and vegetables, and will be bet.
ter prepared to serve the public
than heretofore.
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bon ipeltem aallbsr isiu Rahfolaer
iid1 ertpsiien iptrb, blsibt ab5uparten.
1hniidhs 1T, elb in Den 124 sSabren
fsit Dem geiieben urisrer Rsgierun9
5srr Sithcot Der einSiss General
yoitmeiiter seipeisn lit Der fih purA
9erDaltungsfdbigteit, 5tattraft uno
nusseiprobenen Sinn fir oos Sif Mt
Iide Sntsreiie berpprsstbln bat.
IroBoem piro Die ylatioraltiiruna
bod tommen mufen. Sin iolh MIDI
tiees Organ oes 9ertebrs, tpis be 5s
legr1pben. ioQte niht msbr pripatsr
.4usbeutung uberlafien ipsro,n. Wenn
Der tommenoe gr1itoent Der eleihen
anii6t 1T, tonn er iebr nisl oa3u beis
troeen, ben aomtntftratipsn 9tenIt in
foIder gDeiie gu berbefern, oob i'm
2oufs elmer nitt 3u fsrntn 3eit nlIs
WertebrsmitteI, nitt Bios 5elsgras
phen. ionoern audi Giienbabne. in
Hegierungsbetrieb oeiteut rsroen ion,
n:n. Die Prpfite Der Giitnbahns uno
EsIegrapbs geielihaftsn q b0rsn bod
non HehtsDsgen oem 9olie.
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Zine benz Isoli5eiberid,t.

Rop Cyan. bon Rp. 3433 Wonisos
nern Roao, nuros unier Der anilaa.
Der RihiDerforsuns i.in.s pkr Sahr.
ol.en andbtn quon ben Grobesihmos
rensn ibertpititn unn untsr $500
giirgitaii gefielIi. luslfe sr audi lei.
fieie. 2eop fab isinsn Batter geItern
gum eriitn Mols In ieinsm esbsn, bd
o<r anestloais feline Grau Dor Der gss
burt Ms Ginoss perloiIsn bate. Ti.
Mu.ier bes aiubss bat iit mittisrrds
Ie NIT sir,em aHosren WaHHe psrkira.
ibei uno robni NIT ihrem G1.tsn uno
ibrem RiHbe aus sriisr gbe In BEN
6nuis SO. 1925 Woboib 4ps. El.
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lluierboli nHelbsn beissiragsn bat.
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4niiase. iti. Jnbren ron BEN Usroienii
elmer proitisuirisn, Isinsr eieensnJrau,
geleb. su bdben, ben Drobseihporsntn
iibtrtpieisn. Seins 4urgihafi puree
auf $1,000 f.iieefesi. Der 9urfdx
iniro iih cubtrotm beuis un.er oerans
tlcss oes ehbruhs 81 psransnorkn
bobsn.
Amcsoa g!pmexr ipuree bon Der
anilaae Der 0srausgabuns zines
ptrtbloien duf So Iauisnom Gteds
frtiseiproasn.
w. 9nmpion irurbs tpes.n brutaIsr
WlibbnnbIuns feiHer Osliebisn Wcri.
gropn 81 30 4ne.n 4rkiisbass unp
$50 nno ben Rotten psruribsilt.
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8anbleben isnb e 2anoftraken
8onpernenr Scr rnif widpigen 4on'
grta ein.

Ter erite aonareb 3ur geiprehir1
ron Wtitteln uno gSeaen mir oie BEL
ierung Der 8erhdliuiiie aiif bent SaiI'
Dc ioTuie iiir Den Nusbdn eines lplie.
mntiiden ino mooernen SonoliraGcii'
Ipiients iinoet In Der We'norialsSnlie
in Columbus am i2. muo i3. Widrl
iinti. Gs III Der crjie aongref; ote'er
slr' ir1ero eines Stadies. nno er III
ioebcn pon 8ouuernenr Cor fir Chic
cilrbcruicn sporocn. Ter 8onperneur
erlieB cine longere 1roflamniioa at
ons golt bon Ohio, iporin er 5u
5abIretd)em geiute eiI,laoei.
gsenialiens oicr3tgtnuieno 5hei.
nehmer pom Chic imo aud, uon anoe.
rem 5tnaten iperoeH crrpuriet. geicn.
oers eingela0en iino Die eeanrfen 0es
Stdoies. Der Counties. Der Us1,ni}i.
palit1teH lmo Der QorpHihtps. Orc
Dtiiglieoer Der Sanocts. mno t'se.
perbetnnmern, Die e,eiitiid,en aller
Observation-Disclosures nno beI0n'
bers audi olie jeue, Die bic 9eiieruna
Der. 8erhdltniiie mif ben 2aIi0e nno
Die Berbeiieruna oes Qanoitraben.
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Menner BON nnilonaleu Rnfe .per'
Den Sngelen iein uno einlfidaiae
lbematn pom theoretiiden ple prof
tiid,eu 9eiit)tspunfte bebanoelu 90.
mobl oas Reoncr Qrogramm noch
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naior CLAUDE u Siuanion Don Sir.
sinien, QhiIip Z. 9olearopc ron
Saiiinss. gaif., StraBenionmuiiilr
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uno ,,eiie Iaplor. Der Eraiioeni Or
1(3oo0 Ronos ,serraiion~ Don Chio.
gi5eaoitnerneiir Stsh Z. 9,if,ols pon
Ohio uno ecr Spreder oes Ghioer
AepraieHtantenhanies. Charles &.
Sram BON Cincinnati, iperoen gteid,.
iaus gH,pradlcn halteH.
Ter aoRgreB. Dem i'm alert Staa.
ten uno gaaj beionoers i'm Chio
grobe seoeiltuua beisemeiien lpiro.
miro non eirem ausid,ub arrdEairt.
Gem anaeb0reu: Fan u Sauna Uon
elepelano; Seize JapIor. ". n.
Site, 9oriieer hes Samstommitiees
iiir Snnoiiraben; ". s.. Souiton.
@oriiter bes 8erpa!timgsraths eer
Chic 5000 Rcaos Decoration; \.
I. Snolon. Goriiser oes Senatstnm.
mitiees fiir SanoiirnBen. uno Trl.
ebtfb Gnnipbeu BON Cincinnati. Dit.
glieo bes ShuIraths uno eine promi.
nente asitdtcrin fir 9eiierime ScS
Sebeus aui benz SarSe.
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cnicm aiejtnurnnt su eiitem alloerH.
Der am aIeihen 5iidr inb. aNenn ne
bciieai lperbcn. siehen tie lit nap oeh
Siilupieu suriid uno rndl Den ga
NOUS uno od febIen Guh bic yleEe'
UNI lie Su fangen. 49,.
2incoIn iab an einem RebentIln
mo brebte Iih nat Dem Spre1f
uni:
,gair F,aben fiir bic 9errdther
ii5eraa oos rid,iiee Get, lei es IN osn
Siinpien ODER IN ben gdpous.
.gsas iii oas ipobl iiir elm yses I!
,ganun.ncts, j" artportete StHtoln
furS uno bilnoig.
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Mittmudl, aen II. Sscbruar 1913.

ais cine srobs Sbat niro
nsrtiinpet, oab Der Gtat fir bic MiIis
tar =atobsmie i'm 6auIe tnnerbdlb Ell
ner Stunoe erleoigt lporben 1T. gD 7
ftnbeu oarin nthts 8sroienItpca d s,
fpHoern genau pas Gegentb,il. Gs
spor Die BfIidt Der Mitglisotr, ieoen
qoiten etn3eln ourh3u9eten uno auF
feline serehtigung 5u priifen, 0as
tdnn aber BEL oem 9raute riht aeifes
ben, Die Iegislatipen gglhdite in be
lssten SiBungspo6sn 3uiommsn3u=
ordnQen.
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Yatten's ShulobefenxtniB.

Ter 8orisnmann Games u. pattsr,
0sr an 9streioee uHp 8aumpoaes Spsz
iuIationen WtitiOnsn peroisRt bat,
ipenn man in ioIdsm Safe tas e9rz
Il6e Bort UerolsneH aHpsnosn naif
bat iid f9ulpig bstanni, bas Stsrs
manias AntIz IruftssisB Ibsrtrsten 3a
bGbeu, tnDem er Dor orsl Sahren i'm
8ersin nit Qnheren alIe RGbbaums
ipo[ls auftauits. 9as 0eEdnonib in
ni6t elmer 4Hponblung BON Reu, sus
3uThreiben. ionosrn Der gnti6sibuHg
oes Oberbunoesgerifts. oob cine fold.
Transaction, ME fis pattsn nntgss
pisfen tpuros, cine uetertrstung o.s
9sisses oaritsas. 5n Jolgs oeHen
bib pattsn ni6ts iibrig, ais feline
Stulo sinaug.itshsn ano um eia mill
ces urtbsil gu bitten, has ibm aud
sagsbiQigt nuroe. inDem sr nit elmer
9etcbuBe DON $4,000 oaeontam, mas
fiir ibH Ie1r fpeRip beosutet.
4lein oieie mllnsu Strofen iiir
5ruitOsrgehen rperpsa bdlo Ger Der
gangenheit angebSrsR, ba Der ndnite
prdfloent Der Der. Stoateu cine be
eeutsaoe B.rIharfuna Der Strafen fir
iolde 8sreehsn auf isin proqramm
seiieat bat, 10 ouB Elm Gtulbissr benz
3uhtbans Hiht sntrinnen tam. G6
cine iolhe Strafe ith als ntrtidm ers
lpeiien tpiro. oirfts taum in SSraes Ites
ben, oa, nadoem iolde 9anolung.n,
rpi. paiten iie begiHs. ais gerbrsten
gsitempelt prrbsn fino. Der General
4xpalt Der Der. S.aatsn j.osn begins
nencn Corner ourt eiu Giahaltsosrs
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Gin Wsann, peldler ipater ieinen
Rnnen nIs ssoiepb Mafep ansob sano
behnuptfte elm ReifleniieIIer su fem.
ipnroe 6abei abgeiaBf. ole er cine
Shreibmritline aus Der cffise brr
am Samiiag abenb a,ssaebrannicB
Cincinnati Snnb WIait Comp. an
BORT Sirnbe, nabe Deiiern apenue.
cine Ghreibmofhine itobI. Die g,oii.
siiten Reit Hno Nronker snirbeu Be.
Hahrid,tist nno perbnftetel BEN 1ie5.
Ct Deioerte it'd, feline Abreiie arssilar.
ben uMb murbe urter Der Antlaae nss
0rotbiebitotIl sinosipsrrt.
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Pokal. .Derid)t


Ter % ,sahre altc Bm. Tnpis.
pom Ao. 800 giHe Strabe. m,rhe
iriih geiiern Worgen an Der George
ino ,sohn Strnbe Don Der 30 Sabre
altrn 9ieaerin Eitein 1aplor, bon
go. 932 ssohn Strabe, in ben redfen
Arm geltofen. lie Megerin ipuroe
perhnfiet uno in ibrem Bette lnnroea
$40 In g,apieraelo pcrasfnnoen. Ia.
pis erfidrte, bni, oas @eio nidt ibn
aehorf uno bic Rpli3ei berniibf iih.
CEN reftmdBigen eigentbiimer aus.
finbig su MAIDEN. Gitean Tnplcr
ipurbr meecn Electromagnetic eiHae.
fperrt.
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Der Generals g itmeiiter
empfieblt bic Nattoualiiirunq beg gee
leerdphensSnitems oas an o.n poits
tbienit angeiblofien Deroen fol, mi.
fbas jest in fat alien adnosrn Der Jaa
III. Wtnn ptr Die Oarantie bdtten,
lbab ale 5utiinftigeH poitmrift.r IiG
10 tihtig .rneifen nerben, 10. 5err
bitheod, 70 ftdHbeH uiht bic minoeit.n
Hsbenten i'm Nege. aasin am 4.
IR6r3 fneibst herr nttteod aus uno
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Ssin Sdidial Tam tsiusm'
euteehsn. iolIts man iagsn, niht i.imm
Shidfai tann teiner snteeben; benn
uiht oos Shidfal fansi ben Wsns
fdeH; Der WeRi6 jag. mad isinsm
Shj6fal.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-12

Die 4uflsbnunq ggn ols
Nliniiterium aatiura, Die 3u @rtebuns
cen oss jdpaniIhen YoItes oeTiib / fat.
1T Elm Protsit geQen cis iibelipannte
@roberungsiuht, bic oas 9olt m I
ihrsren Steuern beoriitt. Ias 9olt
ut Der 2risqe nib, uno Ger ne tersn
8orbersitungen au arsaen, Die rieii9s
Summen oerihltnger. IS osrlanat
jeBt sjnen innersn Ausbau oes Qlns
oss, mas iihsrIin Gin 3ei6,n pon bos
her 5nteQi9en3 III. Sisr3u tritt nod
eer 3espotismus uls 5oigeeri6etnu-e a
bes Utilitdrismus. Wetl oas Qolt uufz
faiiig qenorOen iif lift bic R.Qtsrltn9
reattjonGr qsrp0rosu. 2ue meinunas
daBerungen gsGen Die golitit cer Rts
oierung tperoen nit Itort.r Tauf uu-
terorutt uno Der GonIt tution1l SINUS
gsht babel in bic Bride. Ias n;Q
pas 9olt Iit ni6t Qsiau:n tafisn uno
ole Qn8ei6sn iprs6er oafur, oab es
Durhortngen piro.
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Der 8enerdl malt Der
Der Staaten tat iit Qepsiqsrt, BEN
6du5z a0mmtttee Die 8runo. mit3us
th:ilen. fparum sr Die 8ouitreduna Ter
haftbefeble, bic Der 8unoesrihter DON
5etas qegen cine 4n3ahl Rcbln0Is
WtoQnaten erlaiTen, oer6inosrt Bat.
Su fsinem QntpOrtIfrsiben gibt sr an,
pab cine U}ittbeilun1 bieriiber osm Of
fentlt6en SntereFe ifdo!ih fsin mir
ne. 8teTs 4ustunTt erIdsint eigenz
thlmlih anqeiihts Der S6atiate, cqf
Der Gensrals 2(npalt Dor Der Ceffent
li6teit ben 8runo auaegeben bat, Die
6aftbefsble feien iiitirt lporDen, neil
toas 8elpeismaterial niht aeniiae. no
ram gibt sr bieTen @runb aud nifs
spor osm aommittee on2 Der Gene.
yra!s4npa!t treibt unisrss grmsfens
elm ho6it gsipaetss Spisl NIT Der Der
faHun9 uno Dem Geieb, absr sr tann
ss fih erlauben, neil fene Qmtstbd
!tigteit anfangs ndditen Wlpnats s.s
'lifht. gBdre bag ni6t Der 7Sa[l, 10
fhdtte sr tpohl nitt Die 9iihnheit beiels
fen. Der Suiti3 9inosrniife in ben @sJ
5u IegeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-12

Sm 6auis fam g 81 etnsr
Sporiamtsiiss0e DEBATE. Die Demo-
traten nurosn Der 0erIhpenbuno me
gen Der eielen llnteriuhuRgsH gsai:beu
ole iie perurItaItet haben. Die 4nz
greifer parsn naturlih rtpubIitaniIhs
Stauopattsr, Die BON slsi4osiinntsR
Demotraten untsrituBt puroen. Der
Songrsb lat nod nismlls 9eIo beH r
dngsle5t, aIs in oieism 6alls. Die
uHteriuhunqss aommittesn haben etls
Sitlle Don 9ift perbrsttst, pie ols
9robtapital bos Bolt gu 8ooen ia /
uno srit ourh bieie llnteriuhun9sn
lit es m0glih oepeisn, bic oesiaus,sn
DIittel 5ur glbtiIfe 3u finoen. Dos
sleife Sob osroiensn Die Ilntsriutuns
Gen, pelde uber bic 9srplltuna DER
oeritttbensn Rsgierungs Tepartes
ments ssfiibrt puroen. Tisie iputsn
cine ltdnoige Gtnrihtung biIbsn. Der
Aonsreb erfuQt IsoieIi6 cine ibm pom
QoIte aufgstragene gflidt, rpsnn tr
i'd oappu iibsrSeuat, oh bic RegIes
ran1ss 8epartements ehrlit unp idbig
ptrpaltst lperDsn. 9ieie grbebung gu
untsrlafsn, mare Iogar cine gyob.
9iIittperidumnib. DAB 115 Brit
glisbsr gegsn cine peiters gsrpiuiguH9
BON $4,000 fir b1s aommittse our
uH!erfuhung oss ejslo FRUITS itimms
len. Seigt, oaB tros eer fortfhrittIiten
getpsquns i'm 2anoe nod ~ pisls Re
attiondrs in ben aouarsb sepdbIt
lUurbsn. @lidliher W:ife finb bic.
5ortitrtttlsr jest in Der Wshr51bI uHo
iegtsn Die 9erpiliguns curh. 5m
nGhitsn aongrsb lptro bic 3ahI nch
-rDtsr ipiu
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Reprd entant Wann, Der
repubIitanii6s 6iibrer bes Sduies. bat
itt bemiiBigt geishen bic urmen X l.
hen in Shus 3u ne6men. Sn ener
Rece iiber bic @sripiaieungsn. fir Die
llnterludungs aommitteen Ioats ,r,
oaB man ben toottranten RotsIelIer
nt6t 10 ber3los psrfolgt bate, ipsnn er
nttt etn retter Wann ndre. Die Gre
ma6nung, bab Die Rsihen sbenflq5 gu
humauer 8ehanoluna berahtiqt iiub,
III ishr eoeI, dber auf ben oorl e7encer
Gan ntht angebratt. Tap fiinfs,g
poIi3iitsn uusgeIhitt peron muBtsE,
nm ibHl etne 9orIabung 3u3uitsasn
uno baB er ge3tpungen mar. iih timer
dratltten unteriuduna gu untsr3ishsr,
bat RodsfelIer lid islbit SuSuItrsieeu.
Nls Iein Nr3t Dem aommittee h.rits
Iste. ietn Qatient lei 81 tront Dor Sem
aommittee gu erf6.fnsn, ertldrts Seq
tsrss Ith bsrett, bic GntituIoi3unl
9sItsn gu IaHsn, fpenn Rotsitll.r, bic
3uitellung Der 9orIaoung arerter n.
Dus that er aber nitt, neil sr ebsu Ii6
sinem 8erb0r nidt unterperfen ppQ.s.
IN 5oIge osHen mar oas aomm ttie
rerpflihtet. ibn gu Spingsn, pab y
oeffen 2lutorttdt anertenne. gll5 er
enbli6 eritieu, NEIL er faro, bab
cie Der. Stuaten f6lisblit ooh mdt
tiger limb als er, bebuncslte ons 9ons
mittss ibn Isbr anitdnoig. IS GeB
ibn qeben, aIs isins arampIanfdqe iit
iobaIo ibm cine peridngIl6t
6rdgs pOrgeIegt puros.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-12

. Santss asssn opssttes n aesam; 0set~ess.
ss.es; iss.ss q .sss ~ egsss1s s.atAsf.,.