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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31
RsrsiR seislisasHssRrift.

Gro l.. San. 1918 at resne oper.
taeer nn6erteeneoe &ope6osertt,ir
for ameritA for ~gtorotf Nisfions.
tibsffrift" reoieeret % ii6sinet al
poftor Serb. Runef. GbarIotten.
funb, Gnnmnrf.
Oct uofommer meo ct SGfte poo
minoft 3 ART bperonoen Nooneb %
bringer foruben NeobeleIie fra Nis-
iionsmarten % anmeIbeIier nf TaiS.
fionsIitterotur en- Rofte artitIer %
afbonhinser at ~fremrooenoe Nis.
fionsinteresiereoe N1nb % auinoes
| Donmarf, Norse % Soerris.
Mbonnementspriien Ct | Amerifo
81 per aoreone | Jorffio. Deb ~
f~lutnineen at bUer aorsons ID En-
net % ioIibt Snobinoins bIiDe Ie'
peret til En- mobepot Bris.
I'll tillieere abonnenter oil b
fanofpmlispis firnne ffafie muIi9t
n1dnelen6e &1fter at n0rDoren6l
aorBdng erotis.
Dan. 9utb. Rubt. &oufe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31

Sanif yibelifole. 8eo 5oraarsfur
iuiet, Der tager i'm gesDnoelie ben
20. Sanuar 1914, oil Yroiesior j.
Sorm gennemgaa @aInierbreUet, 80
itor OF. aicaro: @runotanfer / Gu.
faseuangeliet, og Baitor u. 6ibi-
ger: 9affelie os OmDenoelie.
Stolens 5oritanoer, gaitor Sfop.
gnnro- Yeterieu, aiiIutter Bennem.
gangen Of Sobannes aabenbaring
% bebanOler / A andre aurius: a.
Woiebog, Sofobs 9rep. nSeius
Omgnne meo 5aoeren" og Den
insIige Sommenbpng / Seiu 2ip.~
Desuoen bill Der bIine afbolot aur-
ius | SelIerup, SeIiingsr. SIaeeIie.
Belle, aoIoing os esbiere.
Stort Bemgetpberi. Rpborg, Soc
December. Ssnong Rot er Der be-
gaaet Sn6bruo hos asbmono Better
fen paa ariitiansIunbspei oeo 0p.
borg os i%tiaoIet rs ar. Oct er rime-
ligpis famine 9po, iom | Gftermio-
bag after bar bpret poa Spil; mel
lem 81. 4 og 5 err Der nenIia ifet
Sn6brub hos Npborg olminoeIige
Spgefosfes aasierer 9ronsIofsr
RieIien, oe %itiaoIet TOO ar. af Sp.
gefasfens 1enge. 9ppen Dor Iuffet
fla IND meb en- foIff RsgIe og bar
oerefter meb ct Stemmeiern opbruot
Sfribeboroet. bbor Bengene Iaa | en-
9gffe. af Tppen er Der intet Spor,
1llbffer. Ere Wpn6 fra gnroe
bar Sen6og ben 7. Dec. tnget pon
Sast I en- Wotorbooo. en- Zines
lib efter at be bar offeiIef, biIbe en-
of benz Ireee fin gssie fra fig,
bporpeb Sfu66et eif df og ramte
Sbmrer NieIien fra apret peb Bar
De unoer annet efter fsrit at bore
gaaet eennem aabptsobren. Wan
ffpnbte fts berefter at fejIe biemab,
men ba Der gif 8rub pon Notoren,
pdrebe bet 2 Elmer, fsr ben faareoe
fom unber 0asebebmbIine, o. ban
bar berfor meeet mebtoeet al Blob
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31
g@rligbeo.
6uorleOes DC itore 6Ormner
err srnnolngte.
vi 6. Sfoogaaro- B eteren

9qq Mprfe til = npiten aae Sol.
felIag bar ct Oroiprog ON. at scr.
Iigbeo oorer IGngit. Snart beooer
oct. iom bos os: o9Grligbeo parer
Length = mart: die og Sono-
beo fommer snerit tiliioit~. On
BET ina er Sinouerne, Der err blenne
faIot aet SoIf al Snpoere", ion bar
Dog ogioa De ct Bar Oroiproe /
iamme Retntng. n5oIifbeoen, flyer
De, er iom SuIomoanen, ben mao
toge al; men Sonobeoen er iom en-
ire Gage gommel 9pmnnne, ben
mac noffe".
Sro'prog er iiploen tom Eole;
De en- ltotrpf for SoIfeinitinfter, for
fore uforspneeIige 9ipsianobeoer,
De er Summen al aarbinoreoes OBJ
Iporeoe grfaring. Der mnn berfor
bore noeet /, of agrIiebeo oorer
lpneit. og bbis on bar Zine at Re
meo, bill on ianoe, at bet er ioo.
Spormeo bleb be itore 5ormuer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31
Sfolebeitprer iss.s.

On Wnno, Der fan beitpre gror-
ion 9eiifoIe neo aenmnre, q. 9of.
% tiniee orbeioe | areosmisiionens
Iieneite Den 9ib, Sfolen life er |
Sang, fan faa glaos til Giteraaret
1914 leo at bennenbe fig til So.
flor s. s. aiIoiig, 81. s. q. T., Dor
So, aenmare, Nortb Gafota.
9oo areoiens og SfoIeoireftio.
mems 9egne,
8. 5. aiIofie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31
yOdniferen""
Dusooe ben 81. December 1913.
Blair, 9sbr.

Broi. Wengers os 5tuo. teol
sngOaro anoerien er reiit til 4an-
ius gitp for at oeltage | aStuoents
BoIumtarp Misiionurp Wooenaerts
hreanrlige aonbeution, iom boIoes
Der / oenne 3io.
Baa Wanoag oil Dana Cole.
&c Oe 9rinitp Seminary begpnoelln-
seroisningen meo fuIo arnft eiter
JuIeferien. Ger bar / Den 3io, Der
tuers re9nes for 6erie, bpret bolot
6fole for 8interItloenterne, Tom err
sleoet beo Sfolen / 5erien.
gpens Sfoler bolot fun cen
Ilses SuIeferie / Aar. De beepnote
innIe0es olIereoe / Monoogs podnp
sfter S~uleferien.
Oct er iao / @ften, be unge
soloer Sule- og Nptanrsfelt / Sir.
lens 8aiement. Meoet er beitennt til
at beopnoe 81. $50, og oct er iaa
Sonfen at forti9tte Wsoei til inc
bet ME anr = ct Ifsut Steo at Hut.
be oct gomfe oe begpnoe BET npe
s0r.
Get er beitemt at boIoe geoe-
age / airfen fra Ssnoos ben A..
til o. meb Ssnooe Den II. Sonuar.
SoOerpor bill bIibe Iagt til @runo
FOR getroetningerne og 9snnerne
I oenne liees ge6emeoer. Brof. g.
z. Big bill begnnoe meo ct Snoleo-
ainesforeoroe Ssnous aften Den a.
Sonuar. Get er ioa Snnfen OF be-
sunoe meo ct Snoleoningsforeorog
fner.SoIe bner @ften. Wsoerne be-
auroer aI. 7,30, og ollie, Der f%oritaa
sort Sprog, er nenIieft inobuot til
at pQre meo / oisfe Rsoer.
3 oenne ltge trpffes fsrite
Hummer Of ct mt 8lao, Sra Sier-
be til Sierte", Der | Sorretningen.
Blaoet uogibes of ~&ocfp @ountoin
BubIiibine Company" os reoigeres
sf Snsporo a~noerfen, 9enber. Co.
Eoraoo, Der tioIieere bar reoieeret
.Guonseliiten", iom uogines / Chi
soeo.
Sor ct gor Doee Chen neo.
sranote ct 9us | Spbpnrten al
Bpen, og, iom ni foritaor, bar ge-
scerne at bet life biemme, fao bet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31
0nsstirnefr

CLAIR: l~lnaoomsfeit / airfens
9aiement / gften aI. $50.
@u6stieneite | Roraen, Rptnors-
ooa. 5mo. ar. 1890.
Sen6oe - @nostieneite til iPo'
nonIiae 9ioer 6ormioona % aiten.
aennaro: @uostieneIte / Ror.
gen, 0ntoorsoog, ar. 1890.
Senoa1-@uostieneite 6mb. al.
II SenonesifoIe me6 aoniirmono-
lpsning Smo. ar. 10.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31

iaetens baooe noset at ssre meo.
at oct brunote neo til @runoen; men
iom ipouanlie begrpnieoes Sloen
mart, ioa Rabobpgningerne life an
tqnotes.
8eiret - 10, oi bar fremoe-
les oct ifenneite SuIeoeir, Der fan
tanfes. Iiot 6roit. iaa ben Smule
Sne. ri bar, boIoer iig temmeIig
goof
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31

laa meget, at ban ieln fnnoe begpn-
De. San itarteoe oa Ell 5%orretnine
meo gafnle Menter, @ulo- % Sslo-
barrier, Antifniteter, 8efsler % Iig-
nenoe. Sra Den Gio beooer oct ON
bam; S ale line 6orretningstrans-
attioner uooiite ban Ell ii9loen 9G-
Oerliebeo % llplettet6eo, iaa Dioen
ON blep ban befenot nnoer 4aunet
yoen h9Oerlige Ssoe", at bans Rp
ipreotes ober DC tilitsoenoe Bropin-
Ter, oe oct oar / tort Ntaal ct giie-
Del til At fire BAN npe 5orretnin-
ger. - % after bar oct bans Jfp
iom ooen bGOerIige Seoeg, Der til
iioit bragte bam / 6orbinoelie meO
9anOerenen al Sesien. N 8orbin-
oelie, iom bapoe iamme aigerenoe
9etponing ior Hotihiloernes o.
fomit, iom 5uggernes 5orbinoeIie
meO 4Serrerne al 2iterria" bapoc
ior oeres. -- 9anogrenen ifuIoe
bare Ell obiolnt pnaIioelia Rano til
UNDER 5Iugten for Napoleon / 1906
at opbepare I'm fore oeo 9eietrop-
per tiente 5orimle. Get oreieoe iia
life pm en- Smaaifillin9. = men
ON 36 Millioner 5baler. "a berte
Snn0greben ON nOen ba0erlige So
oe". I'll BAN betroe0e ban oft, oe
WaDer Minded bite fig at ioore til
tit Gopn. llbeitiffeIig % ongtig for.
uareoe ban ben betroeoe 5ormue.
Weoens Ropoleon hprgeoe 5ronf-
nIrt % BET belle Sesien. miiteoe
9nnogreoen life en- Ere al i'm 5or.
mlte; 8oibihiIo boooe ifiult Ell Del
at Hengene / fine Giniaoe % ienot
set meite oeroi I Sifferbeo til FIN
Sen / 2onoon. 90 oa ariaen bar
forbi. fit 2onogreoen opiaa 9otb-
icbiIo til at hpne DC afaiiter. Tom
ban itooig at oen enaeIife Negerina
fif for fine besiiife 2eietropper /
Ben noroamerifnnife Sriheosfriq:
% MI ontoa RotbihI oernes SmiGt
ming peroenshiitoriife 7%imeniioner
"a Waper AmicbeI osoe / 1912,
fnIote ban fine fem Ssnner til fig
os iagoe: gIio troiait oeo WoieIoo.
Sanol / enigbeo inotil enoen. @er
intet iloen / Samraao meo eoers
Wooer. o5slg oisie tire Ting, % s
oil mart bline rigere emo ben rigeite,
% 8eroen oil bsre eoer til. --
Oct er %inuffe SanoeIsprineipper:
Sro, enigbeo % f9rlig 9erbsoig-
beo for Rooeren. SEQ tsr lnngtfrn
iige, at Rotbicbiloerne bar fulgt DC
Raoo / ct oa alt. 5 oct belle inaet
- forlton mig ret - ieg ter bper.
fen foribare RotbicbiISerne eIlrr5ue-
aerne e1er Me6icPerne og. iaa at
iiae. aaa / anition for oeres 9Gr.
Iiebeo; - tpprtimoo t%oiuIer- iee life
ON, at n5uaaeriet", iom outber
toIote oct, banoe ioeaIt og iocialt bar
mango get9nfeIiebeoer. Nen Der er
oct mig Blot ON at acre at piie
bette: at netop De ire beroensbiito-
rife 5ormuer er ~arunofoate / aroft
nf SpoerIiabeo ener Rp for S9.
oerIigbeb. Oct er uimooIiaeIigt; -
oa inn fnn oct bel life barre
inn belt umuIiqt at flare fin eoot
iom en- abioIut hpoerIia Manb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31
1aIsIebs 2ersbss.

Den M llbsape al 2utbers Rate.
fismus meo wiifop goIsleps Cor.
fldring repioeret efter ben npe ODER.
iatteIie al bet M 9eftamente %
trpft meo Iatinife upper. foreIieeer
MI frroig oa bill berefter bIipe iib-
ienot poo ale weftiIinger for benne
Bog. Den npe llbaope &c en- net
lille Bog ! libt minbre Gormat END
ben gnmIe. Den er trpft meb mpe
upper poo eo6t Rnpir oe baftet
meb 1roob. priien bliper Tom
bibtiI 20 Gts.
Dan. Gutb. Suit 0sufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31
aeiler Mlenelif,

Der / q 9lar berifeoe eneOGloigt
/ abnsIinien, cr oeo. 5prit melotes
ser meo ct Sperasmaolstegn oeo,
at ban par ips. men Den %. Dec.
funOeioroes oct iaa officieIt, at ban
bar oeo. - Ser fiees bI. q. ON Den
afoeoe. at ban oor en- oirefte Otter
fommer af Song SaIomon oeGron-
ninaen at Soba. San bar finn 12
aor. oa Tooeren aona Melefnt al
Scboo oeoe. WeneIif bIeo bersmi
/ SorbinoeIie meo arigen melIem
gtbDsiinien og StoIien 1896, ga ban
bleb abpsiiniens gefrier fra trent
meo NAG.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31
sil tranaembe t6cOIoaiifc stmoenter

1i6Iiaere fu.tteret for. 80. $4,000
ein6ion Rebr., u. Sanfen $50
'Rnifin. Rebr., Cars Seiper.
fen .......... 100
1ortbfieIo, Minn, apf. BOO
epan. Rinn.. Sens RifoeIien 500
Miatolpn. 8is., 8m. aIbert f.50
aennlare, q. 9af., 5rinitatis
Nab. apf.. ........ 800
DO. 5obitns 9%igeiorenina 1000
0anncbroa, Rebr.. 8. 9eterien 800
Chicago. Sn., G. anoreaien
It'll 2iaaoro) ........ 800
aimboaton. Ga. 8. 3. Scr.
genien =. ........ 5.0O
OATS, OIL. 1aitor RieIien
GiI 2. 6. gnoerien) -. 1000
Salt $4,000
Meo bierteIie 5of til @iuerne.
g. 9. Biz.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31
Garm til Gala.

40 acres soot 5armIano belig.
genoe 2A WiI fra Blair. @ooi
6 89relies Siis, StoIo, Spinebrs,
6sniebus, 8ognifur, Corn Crib"
og andre gpgninger, @inbmsIe oe
8anbIebninger = oft mt oe | beoite
Oroen.
Son6eI maa re inben 1. 5ebr.,
ON asberen oil opertoge Carmen til
n9fte Aors Drift.
Rarmere OpIpsnins faos aennem
bette @Ia6s aonfor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31
Gil Bella Wenisbeo, Omaha
HoMEsTEADLAND !
MINNESOTA.

e,500, 900 Acres Statsland I'll lave Prser.
70 Aars Be~talingstid. Forholde med
Hensyn til Jordbund. Klima OF Mar.
ked er ideaie. Fri Literatur. 1flskriv
FRED D. SHERMAN,
State immigration Commissioner,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-11
GALA MULTITUOES
PACK DENVER At
CONCLAvE Of
TEMPLARS
Detroit, Milwaukee and Kan
sas City Knights Draw Ap-
plauss; Michigan Command
cry Barred from Prizes.
32nd TRIENNIAL MEET
TO START TOMORROW
ny Leased wIrr TO isvcnlng Herald. ]

[By Leased Wirc 90 fsvcnlng Herald.
Denver. Aug. il--Reforc a watch
ing crowd Of Denver citizens and Wis
iting spectators which numbered in
40 the thousands, commandery after
commandery OF knights Tempiar de-
trained at the union depot today 10 at
tend the thirty second triennial c0n-
clave or the order which formally
opens here tomorrow. Commanderles
from Massachusetts Maine. New
Hampshire. Pennsylvania. Illinois.
Michigan. Missouri. New York, Wis
consln, Minnesota. Indiana and cen-
tral western states were among the
first arrivals
The pretty precision OF the Sir
Knights was adlmerd as they
stepped from their trains and
formed into lines of march. preceded
/ hy their escort of Colorado Command
cry. and followed By their ladies,
many of whom were garbed or be-
decked In some uniform which be-
spoke the communicates OF their
knights
The Detroit commamdery No 4
with It's battalion of ll2 strong. reused
prolonged applause hy It's excellence
Of maneuver.
The Milwaukee, Sir knights also
were marked for much applause from
the spectators
4 feature OF the Mlchlgan com
mandery's driu battalion which wal
lquiekly whispered through the crowd
was that IL does not drill for me pria
awards of the conclave, having beet
barred frou competitive competition
because OF the muny honors IL pre-
viously had wen for ts drilling Not
whhstn uding. the battalion VIII CIV
an exhibition drill
The orient commandery, Kansas CT
made a striking appearance as
marched up the busy streets 81 Den
yer with slow tread and nowing whit
plumes.
The entire morning In Denver wa
given over to the reception ot incom
ing sir knights and almost as qulckl
as communicates arrived they weI
escorted 20 their quarters and loine
the throngs on lho gnily decorate
stroate
Many OF the trains expected durir
the mnrnine were delayed IN arriv
ana the plans OF the reception con
mittee were necessarily dlsarranEe
but It was thouRht that by night q
Of the scheduled iruins VIII have a.
rived.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-11
New Hampshire Man Declares
Manufacturers Have Accept
ed highest Protection and
Paid Pauper Wages.
BITING INDICTMENT
OF TETILE CONCERNS
Seek to Control Government
to Prevent Labor Legislat-
ion and Grind Down Worker
Charged.


fi3y leased Wire 90 Evenlng Herald.
Washington Aug ii.--senator Hol.
lis. OF New Hampshire. Democrat.
iiayed the cotton manufacturers Of
New England IN q tarln speech today
Ia which he declared that New Eng-
land had not been Disseminated
against and denied that the tarlfr re-
ductlon would ruin the textile indus
try there.
The cotton manufacturers have
taken the highest protection and paid
pauper wages" said he '"rhey ara
compelled by statute 40 work humane
hours and conduct their business or
humnHe lines. and not one has voinn-
tarily reduced the hours ~ labor They
seek to control the government 10 pre-
vent labor legislation ana escape just
taxes To control the police and INFER
ior courts. and secure military asa for
the suppression OF strikes. They se-
cure special rates for their goods and
1 other privileges from the railroads.
They oppose the election Of Democrats
by coercing their employees ard they
make inordinate profits az present
tarin rates. It is q question whether
4 RftH NAA'N ANN'ANNANAfHl W AAAAN hAHN n"
best for any common community
Thousands of adult operatives
work for $500 a week and live under
wretcaed conditions The death rate
IN our New England cities is the
highest In the United states 4, is ger-
tain that the cotton Industry of New
ENGLAND should not receive ans snnS'
ial considerable IN the pending bin
due SO past good conduct
''In recent contest ia Kew Eng-
land for United States senators. cer-
tain Democratic members Of the lcgls-
lature chanced Ia be employees of .
certain great textile corporation. They
We're waited on at the homes ana RE-
quested' not 20 vote for caucus cnn-
didntes. They were not threatened
With discharge hut The Implication
was very plain. what sort OF claial
have men like this to special favori
NJ the hands ~ Democratic iegis.
latureg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-11
Lobby Committee in Popular
Branch Finally Gets Chance
to Place Manufacturers Ag-
ent Upon the Pan.
.BARTH0LDT LETTER
FIRST SENSATION
Ohioan, Whose Letter Appear
ed in Testimony Explains
that He Meant no Reflection
on Governor Cox.

-"
washington. Aug. After weeks
Of waiting, the house lobby commit
tee got chance today to- grill Mar
tin NJ. Mnlhali on his wholesale
charges of Influence with various con-
grbssmen and corruption of employees
of the house. The seIf-siyled lobby
lst of the National Association of
Manufacturers. appeared with the
senate sergeant alarms. who has
been his constant bodyKuard since hts
exposure.
A letter from Representative Bar
tholdt now IN Europe. was first pro-
duced. Bnrtholdt was on Mulhal's
list of those susceptible 60 influence.
IT'S letter declared no representative
Of the manufacturer ever influenced
him but admitted that the cause of
his vote against the Hughes amend
rent exenptlng labor unions from
antitrust prosecution under the sun
dry civli bill the esccutive committee
of the manufacturers voluntarily
promised him morpl support.
Bartholdt wrote IN part;
"As a member OF the committee on
labor / have naturally come In con-
tact with vanCleave ana schwcdtman
and also with Emery ana Mulhaii. but
I never looked on the latter as any
thing but messenger boy and never
dignlfied him by any discussion oi
Legislative matters before the commit
tee"
when Mnlhnii took ethe stand he
was led through detailed history oi
his life and his association with the
National Association 81 Manutactur
ers. lie related the story he had al
ready told the senate committee oi
his fight on Senator McComas 81
Maryland and the alleged corruption
Of Downs. the senator's secretary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-11
No REFLECTION UPON
GOVERNOR cox INTENDED

washington. Aug IA. u. Mar
shall of Dayton. ohio, wrote a letter
which Mnrtin NJ. Muihall read 10 the
sennte lobby committee. saying Gov
ernor Cox. Of ohio, while a member
Of congress he'd been delaying the Sc
lection of federal building site ~
Dayton for personal reasons. sent q
letter to the committee today dis
claiming any reflection on Cox. John
q. swayze OF Maine. sent a letter de-
nylng having had any relations with
Mulhai.
Al the request ~ counsel for the
National Association 90 Manufaotur'
era. the committee subpoenaed ~. "
Miles OF Racine. Wis. and ~. T.
Towne and s. r. Meade. ~ New YORK
10 testify regarding the movement TOT
n thrift commission.
James A. Emery, Washington rep
resentntlve OF the manufacturers con
tinued his testimony.
Emery denied that the organ'za'
tlon he represented had originated tn'
movement for the workmen's com
pensation bnl IN congress. The com
mlttee then adjourned until iomor
row.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-11
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
MOURNS Loss Of
$500, 600
ANNUALLY
Suburban Ferry and Electric
Train Service in California
County Improbable, Il De-
clared.
Employees OBJECT
TO CUT IN WAGES


Iny Leased Wire 70 rvenina Herald 4
san Francisco. AUG. 1.-THE
southern Pacific company gave cut
through iia ness bureau today a
Abatement that 1t is losing more than
three and quarter millions yearly
on its Suburban ferry ana e,eotriclsed
train service IA Alameda counts.
On Operating cNponaos asnno. not
counting unentned interest on capi-
tai Investment. the deficit for 1917
a.. according % the statement, was
taef coo. The figures given out to-
day include interest. taxes and 0ther
fixed charges on a property invest.
ment ~ sac, 6,000. .0O0 The southern
Pacific Is heavily interested IN elec-
tric traction on tho Puclfic coast.
These properties, the company re-
Gently announced, are 10 be aegreant-
20 and run separate from the steam
lines. Interpreting this polloF a.
mean lower wages and more re-
strictlve conditions of employment.
the brotherhood of Locomotive Fire.
men and Enginemen, the Br0iher-
hood 0f Locomotive Engineers. tho
brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
aud the order of Railway Conductors
are now nogotlatlng with the COM
pany.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-11
EMMELINE PANKHURsr
Is SLIGHTLY TAMEr

London. Aug Foreign dcle-
gates To- the International Medical
congress today occupied front seats az
the weekly meeting of the Women'a
Social and Political union. the mill
tant suffragette orEanlzation.
Mrs Emmellne Paukhursi was pre-
aont attended by nurse. She made
brief speech. which lacked the fire
and miliinncy OF her previous ad-
dresses
she welcomed the doctors. snying
she supposed "our foreign friends are
trying 10 understand the strange
movement that Is sweeping the whole
world and maklng tho sp-colied weak.
on sex able 10 90 through experiences
which would have been deemed IN
credible d few years ago,"
Rcmarking that her license had eN'
pirod. AIRS. Pnnkhurat attributed hel
immunity from re-Rrrest Ia the des'f'
of the government % avoid such af
occurrence while the medical congres
IL IN sesslon.
one ~ Sylvia pankhurst's arm
Was twisted aud bruised IN the cours'
of yesterdays battle between the sui
fragcttes and police IA Downing street
She is sill suffering from the efec
of her hunger strike during her ine
detention ln iall, but her condition
not dangerous.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-11
NO LIVES LOST IN
COLORADO STORM
Damage by ClOudburst at Col
oradO Springs and Vicinity
Will not Exceed Fifty
Thousand Dollars.
BY Ileased Wire GO EvenlnR Herald. I

lBy Leased Wire GO Evening Herald.
Colorado Springs. Aug. 1i--liariy
morning Investigation Of the damage
done by the electrical storm and
oloudhurst here last evening indicate
ed that first reports were considerably
exaggerated. While the severity II
the storm exceeded anything ever re-
corded In this region. there we're no
killed or injured go far as can he as~
cerialncd. The loss appears 90 have
been confined 90 the drowning Of live
stock In the bottoms. 60 partial wreck
ing Of three or four houses BY fire
or winter and Go damage 10 roads
from washouis II Is not Thought
that the total loss viii exceed f5O,O00
The hrunt Of the storm appears io
have fallen on west and south cplofa-
do Springs, Colorado city and a por-
ton ol Manit0u.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-11
CARACAS PRELATE
ASKS PEOPLE To
PRAY FOR
PEACE
apparently no Other Way Of
Getting 1t Except by Divine
Removal Of CiprianO Castro
from Venezuela.
1 IIy Leased Wire ,o evening Herald.

nN AGhntn WlfG 10 h1Ngulh& He1aiusl
Caracas, Aug. ii.-Genernl Torres
Castro. relative of former Presi,
dent Cipriano Castro. was captured
on Friday by the government troops
commanded by Generals Corcesns.
sayago and Bustamenie. according Ia
an official telegram.
A number OF General Torres Cas-
trO's officers who had fled 20 the
mountains of Macuro after the =
feat OF Castro's adherents on July %
when they attacked the governments
forces In the city OF Macuro, also
were taken prisoners
Fighting continues In the state 81
Tachita.
The army OF government troops
arrived at Maracayon Friday under
the command ~ President Juan Vi
cente Gomez
The United states cruiser Eel
Moines was due 20 arrive in Vene
1uelan waters yesterday.
The archbishop OF Caracas toda!
instructed the clergy TO pray foi
peace.