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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10

NIT mel6em ser 8arbarismus ser
meilten oieier 8alfan=N attonen iiber-
tiindt lit, loft it@, mie es ser &rieg
NIT ser Eiirfei betpies, muir 81 lei6t
al 11n6 Damn tritt ser Satare nit al
len ieinen beitialiiben Snitinften ber=
Dor. @s iino in Dem &riege nit Scr
Eiirfei Scenen porgefommen, melde
lid nibt nit Dem befannten ~c'eit Ia
guerre" enti9uloigen laiien, ion6ern
mel6e cine Shma6 fir europa nt1o
oas 20. S%abrbunoert biloen. Dte Mb=
i6ladtung mebrloier Srouen nno Die
geieoermebelung BON Mi6tfombattan-
ten in ben eroberten 0rtidaften iino
gu mieoerbolten Malen gemeloet NOR
sen un6 mobrideinli6 nod peit Of
ter p%orgefommen, ais lie gemeloet
lino. limo olles oas ml1Bte geoul6et
peroen uno muroe geouloet, neil ie6e
ser @arantie-MG9te fur3ten muBte,
ourd energiideS @ini6reiten 6te ST.
ferIudt elmer on6eren Ma6t berbor=
5urufen uno einen &onfltft beraltf5n=
beldtnoren, melder MIR 5n let@t gu
einem aagemeinen &riege fubren
fonnte. Mu9 iett lift tpieoer oie 8aro-
lie, bab Ser &rieg lofaliiiert bletben
muB, 6os beiBt, baB sic @olfer oo
binten in ser Eiirfet 1i6 gegenieitig
nad 8elieben abm1rfien fonnen, 10
lange nibt bur6 @erlebung Der ST.
terelienipbdren @onflifte 5mii@en ben
@roB1na6ten entlteben. @iel mag ia
al1h an SEN 8riioern I'M 8alfan Der
loren lei1l aber ielbit 6ieies Srnoe-
beiBen untereinan6er ma6t Die Ser
baltnil1e in europa inn bod1ten Gro
Sc prefar. @s 3tptngt Seiterretd,
mie6cr Sr1tppenperl tdrfun9erl an Der
@ren3e por5unebme1z mel6e btele
MiIionen perihlingen, es balt Die
&rieggfltrbt in europa beitarolg
mod uno ihdoigt @anbel uno Banoel
IN ser empfin6lihlten 8eiie nno otes
aues, mei1 oieie Mattonen a1n 8alfan
6as 0ihtermort in Sic Ebat nmieten
mouen: Sem @oterlon6 muB groBer
fem"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10
Ser meue 8alfamfrie8.

@s lit 6es 8lutpergiebens I'M Wet=
tertpinfel @uropas nod ni@t genug
gepeIen. Sic S9afale, mel6e benz
franfen Mann Elm 5tuf ieines @ebie=
tes gemeini6aftlih entriiien boben,
fins BEL ser @ertbeilung Ser 8eute
lett ielbit biliig gemor6en uno falen
iiber chamber fer. limo nm einige
syeben Serritoriltms mer6en Saul en<
Sc BON MenI6en btngemoroet meroen.
Mud 6ieie nenig iauberen 8riioer
bonn 8alfan fiibren 6as Sdlagmort
bon ser nationalen gbre BEL jeoer &C.
leqenbeit i'm Mnn6e, nn6 tnter mo-
tionaler Gbre beriteben lie oni6et-
men Sic Babigfeit, ii6 einen moglihit
aroben MntbeiI bes &aubes gu ii6ern.
Ser oiinre GirniB Ser @ipiliiation,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10
Sic @eri6tsbarfeit nno
Die @mblit:S 6mlem.

Gin frolles urtbeil iiber sic Subtle
5dulen faQte fiir5li6 ein ytem
gorfer &idter anlaBli6 einer Ser
banolnne gegen einen oes Diebltob=
les angeflagten &noben. Gin elf
idbriger anobe III Seem Sort batte
eiuen gelpiiien @enrp Sbpart onge=
flogt, ibm Elm 8iinoel Site eeitoblen
5u baben, oas er I'M Suffrage ieiner
Mrbeitgeber beforberte. @or benz
&ibter permo6te Ser &nabe ieooh
ni6t oor5utbun> 6a6 er fabig lei, ols
3eage ouf5ntreten, 6a er Die Srage
bon oen Solgen Ser 9uge ntro oes
Meineios iiberbaupt nidt gu beant=
porten permodte. 90 sic Mnflage
obne sic beibmorene Mnslage oes
&noben nidt mufredt 81 erbalten
mar, uno 90 ein 3euge unter ~
SSabrcu oen @e1cbe nab fdbig iei:t
mub, sic 6roge, sic ser Ridter oel1
fleinen Mnflager geitellt batte, 5n
beonttportel1> 10 blieb ni6ts an6eres
iibrig, als SEN Mugeflagten gu ent=
lo1len. 1obei al1Berte ii6 Ser &i6ter
in u%nberboblener @eiie iiber Dos Of
fentli9e s6ulmeien.
uSerr @6nurb," iagte er, ste
oiirfen ii6 bel unieren offertlt6en
shulen oofiir beoanfen, 6aB Sic fret
ansgeben. @s lit oo6 fiirmabr Elm
trauriger &ommentar, menn ein
@dn1iunge, ser beinabe 5molf Sabre
alt lit, meme 8roge ni6t beantmor-
ten fann. @eut3utage nimmt man cine
3igarrenfiite Der, madt an einem Gu
Sc elm God binei11, flint Den Soften
nit Sanb, 1tedt cine fleine &ngel
binein, nnb Damn iouen Sic &in6er
ratben, mann sic &ugel aus bent
Code b%erausfdut. DaS uno anoeres
oergleiden lebrt man iett Die &in=
ser. Die 6omit %pergeu6ete 3eit iollte
man lieber ouf Elm menig etbii6en
ltnterridt %perpenben. nniere offent-
liden Sdnlen {oiten nns iabrli@
0,00O,O000, nno bier boben mir
bas MeinItat." limo als Der Staats>
antpalt Sen @idter NIT Ser 8eme..-
flung gu b~erubigen Der udte, bob Ser
&nobe Sic Srage bielleidt nidt ber-
Itanoen babe, meinte &idter Souie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10
@ilion II, GETTYSBURG.


v&ier itebe i6," iagte 8rdiioent
@ilion in ieiner AM 4. Suli auf benz
alten @ettpsburger S6ladtfelbe &C.
baltenen &e6e. u@ter ftebe i@!" rief
er aus, ser 5meite 6emofratifhe 8raii,
6ert ser Ser. Staaten felt Dem 8fr=
gerfriege, ein @obn oes Si6ens, oes
%fiibrenben staates Der CONFEDERATION,
oes Staotes girginio, emit Sic @iege
ser 8rdit6enten genannt. uSSdd BIN
gum Siibrer ser Matton getpabH. Sd
permag meme @ob1 nt6t gu re6tfer.
tigen nit irgenopelden peri0nli6en
gigenidaften. Sie lit ourd ben 2auf
ser Dinge berbeigefiibrt por6en. uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10

11eber bic Mmsuabl bes Mew
Dorfer &i6ters Sames IS. @eraro
fir Sen 8oti6afterpoiten in Berlin,
1pie Tie BON 8rdit6ent @ilion getrof=
fen u1lo bon ser 6euti6en &egierung
~gutgebeiben 1T, iagt Die Seem Dorfer
u@pening 8oit": Die bonn Erafioen'
ten %getroffene @abl miro allgemein
als befrteoigeno ~a11geleben meroer.
Ser 8oti9afterpoiten in Berlin lit
bon GROCER, itets 5unebmen6er Be-
oeutung. Der griab 2eiibmans 6urb
einen anoeren in oieier midtigen
5teuung i@ien i6on Dor 8raiioeilt
8ilions Mmtsantritt oringen6 gebo-
ten. IS lit an5mnebmen, 6aB man
BEL ser Mustpabl eines Madfolgers
fir ienen nit GROCER @oriidt gu 8st-
fe gegangen lit. &t@ter @eraro be-
iibt 5ugeitanoenermaben peri4teoenc
Ser fir cine iol@e @teaung mun-
ldensmertben uno notbmen6igen g.
genldoften. @r lit Elm @ann bon
b0berer 8iloung, beiitt geiel1i@aft-
li6en S9liff, un6 an ben n0tbigen
Mitteln feblt es linn aud nidt. @incn
iolden @lan5 mte Sotper miro Serr
@eraro nidt entfalten fonnen. Iber
es ftebt gu ertparten, bob er ieitens
ser 8erltner @eieqi9aft cine quite
Mnfnabme fin6en un6 Sic @ereinigten
5taoten 6nrb ben Northumberland
@otl6after in a%ngemeiiener @eiie re-
pro- entirt fem mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10
Wtit ma6em Mm9em onr@
DaS 2etem.

Mit seoffueten gusen geben mtr
oae pom Morgeu biz 5ln1 Mbeno
ol,rt sic @elt, nit lpirflid offener1
sll,aen fir oas 9eben ringsum tbu11
es MIR menige. @ar 81 ptele Men=
Stem ieben uuo ieben bod nidt> well
ihrr gemuBtlein oas @eiebene nldt
red,t erfaBt. @ie bas 2ebren oes Sc
hens cine @auptaufgabe Der re@ten
Gr5iebuns iein ion, oamit Die Su-
aen6 mod)en Mrges IN oas 2eben btn=
austrete, 10 lit oas eigne sebenlernen
fir ieoen Don 1ns ipdter Sadie Der
selblter5iebung. @s lit ia etne alt
befannte g%rfobrung, bob ieoes 111lrer
o%ebensorgone crit Ser llebun9 lll1o
@6ulung beoarf, INN lid our hod1ten
9eiltlngsfabigfeit gu entlpideln; ant
meilten gilt oas pielleiht BON nlerm
e(ugc. Mir ielbit erit mil ien es tlld1=
tia MAIDEN, iabem mir eS betpnBt &C.
brouden. Gobei erlt lernen mir Die
ISiiGe oes gd0nen mnfallc1, Die @elt
1111 9eben u15 bieten; crit lper lebe1t
fonl1 inn rebte1 girne, bot BON Yea
tltr uno &unIt ben boben @etp1'1h,
oenn oieie str -9egliidllng oes Me!1z
5hen su lpenoen permogen.
Mir lolIen uber nit o%ffenen, tpa=
d,en 9(ugen ourd oie @elt geben tn
nod, meit u%nfolienoerer 8eoeutung.
gs geniigt nidt, oaB mir Ole MnBen=
melt betpuBt erfaiien nno Die ltdtba=
rem Dinee nns e%inprogen mir lolen
oues, mos unire Gimme in ii6 onf-
nebmen, ouf infer SSrneres tpirten
lalien, ioner SEN gan5en &ei6tbrm
Ser qeponnenen Ginbriide in uns per<
arbeiten, 6ab unier Sd baour4 rei<
der uno lebensfraftiger meroe. User
nit ma6en Nugen ourd feline Sage
qebt un6 nit offenen Sbren, ser bolt
lid &rafte fir sos eigne @odStbnm
aus oaem, tpos er iiebt uno bort;
jeoes @ei6ebniB binterlaBt ibnl eine
spur, ieoes 8egebniB miro 5lm er=
lebniB. @er 10 6os 9eben 81. erfal=
len neiB, Dem lit es INNER ,leu, auh
in ldeinbarer @leihformigfeit in1n1er
obtuedslungsrei9 uno lebenstpertb.
Gin folder Menid lit tpie groB ooer
nie flein olh INNER ieine 8efabi<
gu11g nno feline &raft iein mogen =
Elm mirflider 9ebeustrager; in ibn1
pulit ser strom oes 9ebens nnanf<
horlid. limo penn er ni6t MIR Ell
11ell regen @eiit, ionoern ou6 Elm
mo6es &er5 belibt, 10 miro er 5un1
gegen fir bie anbern. 9enn nit
%uffenen Mugen iiebt er au6 Die per-
borgene Scott ieiner Mitmeni6en,
nn6 NIT i6arfem DIR erlaliht er tbr
tiefites 8e6urfen, bas i'm gu reger
8etbatigung oner in linn rnbenoea
@rdfte berar1laBt. go in redter Wet1e
mad i'm 2eben gu. iteben, 1onte 1tb
ie6er Menid b%eitreben; MIR 10 lebt er
mirflid nno lit nidt Dor Der 3ett OBJ
ge1torben nno to6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10
zmritrr Thril.
@ptt ior8t.

Ser ganonia,m pfliist Den Mder
SIM Qen6 nit fletB'ger 9ano
ifno mad)l bie rallbe Sd)oQe
On 1peiden,. lolserm 2anb.
llup oann pertrart oen gamen
gr in ber Groe Sdob
Limo lcgt III @otres @dnoe
Detroit Der 3utmft 2ns.
Son pben muB ia tommen
9as @n9stbnm unb @ebeib'n;
9enn pbne @ottes 9e9en.
@iro's 8erf beraeblt6 1ein.
Soft 1entt nes Soues Yerlen
Serub allf ,5olm uno 8lntt;
SMit laniten, fril1en Hegen
Sr0uft 1att1nm CT Die Saot.
Ur beibt Sic Spune iheinen,
Sic @inne mot6t CT lpeh'n
llnp ldBt in 9iit'9er Gorge
Sic Saet 6ur Neite 9ebn.
@eur, honn sic @orben minten
,N1 s3lnner Nebren Eradlt,
Ser 2aubmuru a%uflpdrts bl1det
Yu Soft. ber's lpubl 9emaht.
Mit 9unf id,out er gum @ater,
Ser in Sem &immel ippbnt,
Ser fiir1orglih Die Wtiibe
Spit Ernte1eoeu lph1lt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10
,zsc
.Hspf
6eitr 9 big Ii.

MISUNDERSTANDING Der 8efrei.
ungsfriege gefommen lit, nabm er
glei@ Die @eoenffeier gu 4onigsberg
als erite oa3u tuabr, rn6 am Bel.
ipiel 6es iib mioer ben &orfen er-
beben6en @o1fes sic Madt unb l1n-
entbebrli6feit Der Site I'M natiora.
len 2eben, immer in @erbinbung nit
Dem @ottesglauben, gu betonen. SHE
oteie Meimungen unb Mabnungen
mutben at mie @ioerbaa 6erielben
Soeen, sic an Dem geiitigen @ebalt
6es 6euti@en @%taatslebens mitge-
moben baben. Denn our6 un6 6ur@
lift oas 6eutf9e Staatsleben, fomeit
es iid ielbitanoig un6 eigenartig ent.
faltete, in Ser. &eligion pertpur3elt
un6 etbii6 begrin6et. 80.
1iefglaubiger uno entidieoener
Erotei tant, Der 6em legen6arii@en
@ilbelm oem 9dmeiger un6 @olignp
9enfmaler erridtete, erfennt er obne
@i6er ltrebe 6o6 al19 sic geidi9t-
lide @r0Be Der fatbolii6en Stride
an. @ie marme Neigung bat er Dem
ebr1purbigiten Sr6en Ser Stride, Ben
8eneoictinern, be5eugt, nit melder
@%erebrung perbeugte er iid Dor 6em
greiien Geo Kill, in Dem ale @rba,
benbeit 6es Yapittbums gum unper-
gdngli6en M11s6rud gelangte. @inb-
peter fat iiber 6tefe @igenf9aft oes
&aiiers gemtB SOS i60nite @ort ge-
iagt, oas ii@ in ieiner gan5en @baraf-
teriitif fin6et: rgete lit cine meni9-
li6e Seele itarfer ergriffen getpeien
BON @brfnr6t, 8erebrung 11n6 Can't
bartlett"
Ger tiefgldubiger, religioien @e-
iinmtng 8ilbelms H., 10 meift
5pabn iiber5el1geno mad, bat es 6as
oeutide &olf am %allermeiiten gu 6an-
fen, 6aB iid Der Scatter als Elm Srie-
6ensfurft Der duBeren tpte Der tnne-
rem Bolitif 6es &ei6es ermieien bat.
ltn6 aus ser eigeneu, felten reltgto-
fen ueber5eugung 6es &aiiers lift
oud ou5eit iene %beionoere 8etonung
6es fonfeiiioneaen Grte6ens ent=
ipruugen, sic i@on in einem 8riefe
6es Brtn5en @ilbelm 1887 an Sen
Sobenlobe gu finoen lit.
Canals i@rieb uni er &aiier sic @or=
te, 6eren it@ sic 6euti6en &atbolifen
berte NIT bel on6erem 9onfe erinnern:
0aB 6teier unielige @ulturfampf be-
er16et lit, 6ariiber bin tb gliidliher,
als i6 iaeen fam. SSn Ser letten
,33eit baben MIDI pielfa6 %berporragen<
Sc &atbolifen, unter an6eren AUDI
&opp, mie6erbolt beiudt nn6 mild
nit einem mobltbuenoen, bollfomme=
men @ertrauen beebrt. @ielfad mar
id 10 gliidlid, mid gum Dolmeti6er
ibrer @iini6e MAIDEN nn6 tbnen
Dienite ertpeiien 31 foinnen. go mar
es meiner Sugeno pergonnt, an 6te-
fem @erfe ser 6rte6ensitiftung NIT
5uarbeiten. Dies bat mir piel Srel16e
bereitet, unb i6 bin glidli6 6aril<
ber."
M1s &riitlider Shirt, 10 idliebt
Spabn> bat @ilbelm II. fetnem 8olfe
elm manufacturers @orbil6 gegeben.
uNo9 feblt es Ser Mation a11 Ser bol-
len @iniidt oorin, lpas ibr in Ser Sc
gentpart meientli6 MOTH tbut, uno
meld) einen Siibrer tie an Dem @atier
bat. Cont mare zines itder: oie
Nation miir6e am Is. sunni nidt nit
Ser @emugtbuung nn6 Ser &raft Ell
mes g11ten @emiiiens Sen &iidblid auf
sic bon ibr felt 1888 5uriidgelegte
Wegitrede magen, mie Ser Safer ote
feline iiberidanen 6arf."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-03
SAYS MAYOR HAS
ENOUGH AUTHORITY
Charges City Officials Are
ct Doing Their Duty in
ailing to Provide Police
rejection Two Cars
loaded With Police Start
I'd, But Sent Back When
olice Fired Into Mob of
Strikers.
By ASSOCIATED PRESS.


Indianapolis Nov 1.-THE attempt
TO move the street cars today were all
abandoned after the police superin-
tendent had notified the car company
the police could not prevent bloodshed
unless the cars were withdrawn.
Two cars filled with policemen
started from the barns this morning.
Crowds surged thick around the cars
and some striking motormen were
wounded by the policemen, who fired
into the crowd. Then the cars were
ordered back to the barns.
Governor RaIs.on issued statement
tonight, charging that the city author
tiles are not doing their duty in failing
to provide police projection. He re-
fused Mayor Chanlxis request for
troops and said the mayor has full au-
thority and power to operate the cars.
Tomorrow morning another attempt
will be made to run the cars. The
superintendent of police tonight noti-
fed President Todd of the car COM
pany that he would supply as many
policemen as possible. Todd viii start
the cars as soon as the policemen are
Several policemen and striker break
ers are now at the car barns. There
was big crowd in that vicinity all
day, but no trouble has started so far.
No more rioting is probable until the
cars start tomorrow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-03

New York, Nov. 1.-The news that
CAPTAIN Francis Inch of the Inflated
Volturno will be placed in command of
another ship on the Uranium line, de-
spite the law of the sea that a captain
who has lost his ship shall never be
given another command, has brought
satisfaction TO all who have heard 4s77e
story OF his braYs acts on board the'
Volturno during that ships last hours
No evidence in addition to that al
ready published of how he fought
through an inferno of flood and flame
to save the Passengers of his ship is
required to establish the verdict that
Inch is truly rerresentativ tive of the best
traditions of the sea, but If it were, it
could be found in the story he told
the newspaper men after his arrival
i~ New York on the rescue ship Kroon-
land.
I'm no hero" ne said. "It's all in
the days work. Any good sailor would
do what I did.
Nov. there are Ola Gunderson and
August Saarinen. who stuck to the
pumps even after they wouldn't work
any more, with the flames licking
around them, and wouldn't leave the
ship till / did-theres the true sailor
loE yoa-tne old School sailor, VINO
kncws how to sew canvas and splice
a rope, and is wortIn a whole cargo OF
sea 'navvies.'
''zive me a crew of these old whales
and I'll sail to hades. L had seven
SUCH men.
1--WE been sailing the seas for 20
years. he continued. I'm thirty-six
now. T started at sixteen as appren-
tice on q sailing vessel, the Towy, only
21o tons.
There isn't much to tell about my
life Ia q few years I was second
mate, then first mate. I sailed around
the world three times. AT the end of
nine years / had my captains certffi-
cate. I have commanded the Volturno
one year. When the fire neared my
room on the Volturno / ran in and
saved that certificate. Seer" and he
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-03
81 AssoCIATEp PREss.

Washington, Nov. 2.-Though ad-
ministration officials were cautioned to
keep silent while the administrations
plans for handling the Mexican situa-
ton were being completed it became
known today that supreme efforts are
being made to secure Huerta's re-
tirement from the provisional presi-
dency.
The success OF any plan for holding
elections that may be proposed de-
pends on the elemination OF Huerta.
The constitutionalists would not hear
Of anything else.
The United States future policy is
now being quietly disclosed in dipIo-
matte circles. Soon the European gov
ernments all will be conversant with
the American attitude and it is be-
lieved that the United States viii soon
approach the Mexico drninistratton In
final effort for Huerta's elimination.
Senator Bacon conferred with the
president tonight but declined to dis
cuss his visit Many believe IL the
United States approached Huerta with
the backing Of the world he would
yield but those who know him think
differently. They say force will be ne
eessary to oust him. None of the gov
ernment officials are willing to predict
what will be the outcome.
Secretary Daniels said tonight that
seven war vessels will be kept at Vera
Cruz for the present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-03
SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL

Laurel, Miss, Nov. 2.-Within six
months three men have disappeared
mysteriously from the city, the last of
the trio being a prominent newspaper
man and editor of the Laurel Chroni-
Gle, who left this city October II for a
visit to New Orleans and did not re-
turn. H. j. Leake came to Laurel
about year ago and purchased the
controlling stock in the Laurel Chroni-
Gle. He left here for New Orleans,
where he registered at the GrunwaId-
hotel, visited the offices of the Mer-
genthaler Company, went to football
or baseball game in the afternoon with
a representative of that concern, and
left his friend Saturday afternoon,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-03
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Nogales, Nov. 2.-Through Dr. Henry
Upper of the International Peace
Forum, Gen. Carranza, the head of the
constitutionalists, tonight transmitted
to the United States an official state
ment suggesting that President Wilson
can solve the problem of Mexico by
giving the constitutionalists the right
to import arms freely from the United
States. The statement asserts the
trouble in Mexico will continue until
one side is reduced to helplessness. He
says the constitutionalists are conf
dent of wiping out Huerta and his
partisans soon if the embargo on arms
is lifted
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-03
DECAvFD EGGS ARE
USED IN ASSAULT
SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL


Shreveport, La, Nov. 2.-Mrs. Flea
nor Mallory and Mrs. Mabel Hilton
were arrested yesterday on technical
charges of being disorderly and dis
turbing the peace. The actual charge
against them is that they participated
in an assault with decayed eggs on the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Meuer.
1912 Park avenue. 1t is alleged to have
been a Halloween prank. The police
who investigated the condition of the
Meuer house, after the assault, report
that several dozen eggs must have
been used, and they were all bad The
stencil was unbearable in the vicinity
yesterday morning. A number of pers-
ons are rerorted to have participated
in the affair.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-03
MEXICAN WOMEN PLAYING
PROMINENT PART IN WAR

Delrio, Texas. Nov. Mexican
women are playing prominent part in
the warfare. They are either forager5
or actual fightes. This is because the
present revolution has touched the in
dividuais and homes intimately. In the
present Monterey siege Maria San
chez, a wealthy Casttlliap- whose bro
tier was shot by federal irregulars. Is
a valued member of the constitution
aIist command. Many other women
are active as foragers and are said
to be quick to use the knife or gun
if the demands for food are not met.
When the constitutionaHst army re-
Gently reached Piedras Negras women
of the command spread an ample sup
per in the plaza from wagons filled en-
route.
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took it with pride from his inside
pocket.
That's my chief treasure, except
Jack. He's my dog. I shut him up
when the fire broke out, so he wouldn't
get into the fire. Then. when left the
ship, I got him, put life preserver
around him and carried him of with
mel gave him TO Captain Kreibohn.
His frames Jack Yofaarno now
Jack is still a pup. He is a Man.
chester terrier given TO the captain by
friends in New Jersey about seven
months ago. He is now not quite a
year old. bu. since he came to Inch he
has never been away from him for a
day at a time. He is black and tan in
color and stands about as high and as
long as a good sized bull terrier.
When Jack was brought to Inch so
the two could be photographed he
showed very plainly just what he
thoaght OF his boss; he wouldn't hold
his tail or his ears still long enough
to be pictured dignifiedly.
And the boss showed what he
thousht of the dog. He was more In
terested in Jack than he was in any of
the stories of his heroism which res
cued passengers and members of his
crew We're eager to tell.
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BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington. Nov. 2.-Pending the re-
port OF the senate banking and cur
rency committee on the administration
bill congress this week will mark
time. Even the currency committee
viii stop work until Wednesday, be-
cause of the elections. congressman
going home to vote began leaving
Washington today and few LEGISLATORS
viii remain in the capital
The house does not meet until We'd
nesday. The senate meets tomorrow,
and will adjourn until Thursday.
Several members of the senate bank.
ing committe decided to go home to
vote The members remaining in
Washington will devote their time to
studying the measures disputed points.
The committee has reached the point
in the currency bill which threatens
permanently 20 divide the membership
and prevent a unanimous report Afrer
providing for four regional reserve
banks to administer the new currency
system the question of con nsrolling these
banks has arisen. Under the admins
tration measure they are controlled by
the directors elected by the member
banks Several of the committeer' en-
are against this and af er an all-day
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Note Fluttered to Street and
Probably Saved a Girls Life

The girl told the police that she left
her mo-her's home or the night of
October % with a young man she met
a few days previously to attend a
dance Her escort took her instead to
he fat from which she was rescued
There she met man and a woman
who conf1scated her clothing and
watched her closely.
John Hamilton, a driver, one of the
girls alleged captors, was locked up
on a charge of abduction A girl COM
panion was charged with disorderly
conduct. She said her name was Eliz-
abeth Clark, and the police. searching
their records. found that ner disap-
pearance from home had been reported
month ago by her father and that
general alarm for her, toe, had been
issued
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-03
A. S. BLODGETT
FOUND LIFELESS
SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.

SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.
Mobile, Nov. "A. S. Blodgett, SEN
ior member of the packing house of
Blodgett & Duggan Company. was
found dead in his bathroom at the
family home yesterday. Escaping gas
attracted attention of member of
the family. When the door was broken
open Mr.. Blodgett was found dead A
report that financial troubles had
caused Mr.. Blodgett to end his life
was denied emphatically.
The attending physician gave a GER
tificate of death due to asphyxiation
from gas. Members of the family
stated Mr.. Blodgett had been-overcome
by escaping gas. He formerly resided
in Birmingham.