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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07
VETERAN ENGINEER
IS LAID TO REST
IN FAIRVIEW
Funeral of ]. H. Fenner Held
This Afternoon Is Largely
Attended; Services in
Church and at Grave.

The funeral OF the late j. "A. Fen
nor. for nineteen years "a locomotive
engineer on the Santa Fc coast lines
and one OF the best known aud best
liked ongnemen un the entire system.
was held this afternoon, with services
In the Lead Avenue Methodist church
and az the grave In Fairview ccmo-
terry, the final resting place. Tho
church services were conducted by
Rev Charles oscar Bcckman and
were impressive and consoling
The Ladies' quartette rendered APP
prupriate solos. The church was
crowded with relatives and friends
who had known aud loved Air. Fen
ner during his life time, and the cas-
ket la which the body wus borne was
laden with floral wrcaths and trl-
hutes, indicating the esteem in which
he WAS held by all Services in Fair
view were conducted by the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers. Mrs.
Hugh J. Collins sang q solo az the
grave and the engineers ritual was
rccitcd. the enginemen indicating
genuine sorrow and grief In their re-
sponses. The pallboarers were all
oid-time friends ct the deceased aud
an fellow engineers being n. j. Reh
der. William Dazo, y II Sower, r. W
Lee. ~. l.. Abell and q. q, Davis.
Jack" Fonner, az ho was known
10 an hts friends. passed away in San
Bernurdino. calf, last sunday MORN
ing. following "a long fight for nc
and health His death marks the
passing of one more uf the real Odd
timers 81 Albuquerque, wide cir
Gle OF friends viii hold him In kindly
remembrance for many day and tx
tend deepest sympathy 10 the mem
hers OF his family who are left "a
mourn his death.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07
The Markets


lny Eensed Wlfn a. Evening Herald. !
New York. Iune spccnlalorl
Mho had bought aiucka for time were
diea publnted ~ TIN listlets character
~ trading Today. There was no eFi'
acnro ~ enthusiastic buylng shown n.
lllioa me list late yesterday snd price.
eaaned IN narrow iinlilB foF g time
fuai,y turning definitely dowHWafde
The FIRST Snow ~ weakness came with
IA preeipifate iaii IN Can % level Of
three points under yesterdays close
fIeAYsneHs spread Through the liza and
before the close there were losses Of
two points ~ CAnadiah hcinc and d
point IN Union Pacific. fchigh and
SmcltinE nonda were Irregular
Closing prices.
Amaleauatod. So is.
sugar. 1861 bid.
Atchison. % 80.
Reading. 1851.
Southern Pacinc. - SIS.
Union Pacific. 1ffM.
steel, So a..
steel. preferred. f0s 10.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07
$50 NEW POSTAL
EMPLOYEES PUT
IN PAYROLL BY
buRlE sQN


I1f tEasea NItn ~ EYthfaF Kser4i1
errrur. srnc -f'oslin@.isl
fsNersl MHfItsan to-day saws ont a
H|atrmabt soninaII4lne VARIOUS nida1.
uE aaAfd or contemplated in the
administrator NJ lht postal service
Eho H|nitntni saSA Ia patti
I..flaa tlss .sa...i. .t'es II ina mass
4.lInit if.tInn ak6of 4.hal as4lifr,...,
al4fl, ard 4tt,Y., ll,so1.lv aan na.ii.
tiatas .t. lafs.r rarrlerd 49, tns,,
nttN4hsf A. $50 .nrfaas 80
f6f8,.t HINT t4,4 e.s,ns4r n,,t s..sl,l..r
htsa sadHlnnt +. IN. e4stinr ecrce
,....,,... i,,..t,i. ~ ana ah4 ~. t,ssr
/. .,,.ri..t f,,r ~, ,.,e,s ctr@r blro
.,a 4 |'...f tt6a eon ~, ....,.,..,.., ~ =
I,t,.r ..q,s..,s rt,... ,',......., f.,,.',.
.|.l .,...,.,.... m,a4.. 1, ..s....... y, Snr
4,.4 ,..a,,..I.I.., ..,....,.I b. ~. u. ~,
f.e4 +. ttaS IN, ~. $1,000 s.s,,s,.
n,f..Ifon 81 4thaonh ti.t, ~.s
nf6tnrltN tranf..d. 4na s4on' Nod n,lnf-
fnd tar is.nr.nr.,f.. nInrt hIre aoa a
fIt4 a,tt,.,.stt fot ...,,,t.r,rv ,..rrl.,,
~t,n as.f.,. 4nte ,s,era 1870
ntn..f 500 svsrn,,t ,,st,n,, .ter .lifs ~
4i... .l.'nt,ai ,,r,,ae ana enn,r aoo
6...... l',....,,... ...,.,.. .s,n.,n ~ 49,,
f..0ra tkaa x6a 1890 bavn hean
t',,.'l..a ~n1 3,..., 1on nc.,,ina,ea ~
IN eenata of ths fo,.rth- clnns r,nsl .
,.,a.,it.ra,,,..a /, ,..,,, o.o,s fcr,,a - "A
~ .la,rr s.@,,ass,~ shosr n.hiel,
hnr.. ne~n,,.t ~. can, rsY,ee' a..,n,,nfinr
q. 'a,.c,,s ros .,.,.F,. 1,,mn 4oo nave
s,..cn f,i,e4 y. ~ r.e.,1t X ,.,,.,. 49,.
sl.'.' ..s..,.,ss,', 80. VI s.,..,,..,,,s -
nnr... i,'s,,nr M ~. srenn,t f,,se
#t.,.,,, ear ~ ~. ,,ro,i.,e.ti.f .rs,s,
4,.a ~.,e. klh ~ - fonrfh $500 n,
NJ. AI.r..o1 ~ sr,.~e 80 s.clos
asaq, Wis, .~n.,,,ls,ssv
euifhan ~ -, $50, amw. aea -.
,ttl,.... fst r..,..i s..1f,s,,. e,.,,,,s ~, !.
1,sen a|tt.o.n1 ~ t,,f,tinr r. 49, ~.
t.,.It.i.,,..,,f - ga 1890 f,..s1,,,,.
nn .nD1..i .~,,..,.,,f,.~. ~ ,,ntntrr.
49,. ~ .,...,,.,l ,...s,.s., t4ea oaa 81.
thr .ste,,ts.i.,,,es,f ~ $780, ~. r,,,l =.
ana tha arinnss,s, ~ Ma re,,sen ,ncre
tt.r ana 900 ,,..,,.l. 49,, No., rsle,v.
~ fh4,r e,,..t ~ tn.lr a,or. S,s,..a I
"a ~ r,,.,s.1. ,,'..,ntts,...
.s1. s...<.s,,s'..,. ~ ~. ,...ti,.,. ~ ~.
ne.,lfl,r ~ .l..ls,..,v "a ,,oll 49, ooss
s.,..i,, .,....,.,l 49, cr.lcr.s ira ~.
r,,,li.,,..oe ~ 49, bactrta,nplor ~
M nrai,arv mai .yhieh hefefofor.
rne sc,~.es 80 aa,iearv anuaher.
Tre.. t4'fnss mln,,,e~ "a one-hail
None
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07
Knn.ns no Tl.e-lack.

Kansas city. June 7.--tioEs Re-
celpts 1900 steady: bulk. tS.sofs $50.
heavy. ss35ms.5O. packers and
butchers. SS.40mS.50, llght. 2s.foW
s.55. piss. t7.00m7.75.
Receipts 100. steady; prime
fed steers. sS.35mses. dressed beef
steers, s7.25MS.25: western steers,
50 .50ms.2s: southern steers. s5.5oW
sic: cows. S. sou 7 %; heifers. $3.50
1850. aockcrs and feeders. $3.50 ~
%. bulls. ss.0om 7.7s; calves $500
nIo.50.
sheep Receipts none. steady
lambs 5000 500. Senrllnss. $500 ~
$50. wethers. Subsection. ewes 81, 90
mB.2s; sockers and feeders, sa.2sn
800.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07

what Happened 70 Mary" crya-
tal. today only.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07
BAND TO
|. GIVE CONCERT
At THE PARK
Musicians from Government
School Will Play Tomorrow
Night at 8; Fine Program
Arranged.

The United states Indian school
band viii render concert tomorrow,
sunday. evening al Robinson park
beginning at ; O'Clock, weather per
hitting. This IL one of the beat
hands In the state and the boys have
arranged particularly excellent
program for the concert tomorrow
evening 10 which lhe general pdniie
IA Invited
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07
MORTUARY.
prank 81 Hermann.

Funeral services Will boz held ~
French A. Lowbers chapel az
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon Tor
Frank W. Hermann. u we'll known
mail carrier. whose death occurred
Wodnesday. Rev. r. L. Dyer. of lhe
First Congregational church, viii
conduct the services, and burial viii
lee IN Fnlrview cemetery. Members
of The National Association of Letter
Carriers viii be- pail bearers and the
members ot the Woodmen of the
World win Vttend tho funeral In q
body.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07

Chicago. June 7-Hogs- Receipts
.. 600. steady. bulk ts.55mss5; light,
81 4owST0. mixed. 1850 $40;
rough. tSi0mS3o. pigs. f6.s5ef : 30.
Cattle Receipts zoo. steady
beryos. s7aqaS.SO; Texas steers.
sG.sOM775, western steers. $3.50"
$40: COWS and hclfers, $500 Soc
calves, sT7Bmt100,
sheep Receipts 4.000: low and
steady; native, sfs5m5.7s, western,
sf.90m5s0; yearlings. tf.50mG.f5;
lambs. native. s5.50m7 90; western.
S5.5OH $50, springs. sb.75@ 75o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07
4 Genllr sunragelle.

Womans Home Companions 'liid
the attorney for the defense cross
examine YOU
ooh. dear. MOI" replied Mrs Pi'he'
gildor. "he WAS Just as pleasant about
u as he could ba''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07
The Meaning OF a.

This passage Ia the news ariit
rays: The man. with an effort sat
cred himself together Now. wh
does that mean? p"
1T must mean that M had go
10 pieces Baltimore American
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07

New York, June Money on call
nominal no loans. time loans strong
er: 80 DAYS ~ Wti4 per cent. 30
DAYS. "a al "a per cent. Close;
Prime mercantile paper. "a per
cent
sterling exchange at sfs3i5 for so
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07

day bills and at sfS6,S5 FOR demand.
Commercial bills. s4.S2 80.
Bar silver. 50 5-Sc.
Mexican dollars. 4Sc.
Government bonds. tirm.
Railroad bonds irregular
-. Louis Speitcr.
ST. Louis. June Lead Steady.
30; spelteT. Dun, f5.lb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20
Gin Slug Wanoertauben, Die man fiji
ausgeitOrben belt, in Wtihigun
geIeben.
st 0 mmentare uber W Wanor
6unts gemertun9eu.


Column bus, Sbip, 19. Nop. -
Die am 1isuItag Qbsno pon benz
Wtapor 6unt BON Cincinnati gsmahte
gemsrtuug. oaB oas 8rsenIuno
WirtbiddftS Qi3snsgeieB ro1s per-
bdmmIngsDertbsite 9eieg lei, ous je
srIaHen poroen", purbe bier am Mitts
nod piel beiproten.
gDahreno Der 8ouoerneur gor ii6
neigerte, ettpas iiber oas 8trbalten
oss Wlapors 5unt 3u iugsu, 3ogertsn
anoere ni5t, ibre 4n1iht aus3uorIden.
Die @rtldrung pss Mapors 5unt.
oaB bic geIhrdntung i'm 2i8snsgsieb,
ourd) rpelte me6r ais 1000 Wirtb@
| ihaften geitIofeu perbsn, cine Gigenz
tbumsz szaonfistdtion obne jegIitpe
GompenidtioH lei, lit abiolut unnutm"
iagte Wapne =. Wbseler, Der Superinz
tenoent Der Sbioer 4ntiz zSaloDns Qiga.
Der WanH Der iagt, bdB er obne
2iCen8 cine Wtrtbihdft betreiben mil,
| iolangs er DON DEN itdotiihsn gebDrz
rem IN ieinem Yorbaben unterItiist
piro, lit ein Jlarr" ertIdren bic Ulit,
gli:oer Der Staats 2icen3 aommii:
ilpn. sgr bat !eins sSoee oappn pn9
e. tbut, uno Mapor 5unt, Der iOIh:
Cings ermutbi9t, i6eint ui6t gu be-
GrsifeH, in peIh mibli6e Gage er
/ ipIhe Wirthe bringt".
9os Qicen8 GeisB pirb hsm Bud.
i:aben uno ben Sinne mad itrsnc
ourhqefihrt perhen, Iagts Der 8sns.
rolanrpalt 5ogau. ais er Gsfragt Dur-
be mag Der Staat tbuu tpuros, tpsmr
Gincinuutisr Wirtbe, bi: feline 2lcers
sybalten habeu, bas 9eiss often per,
letsn niiroen.
! Die UlitgIieoer Der Qicsn8tonmiis
| iion Iaesn, oaB psnn Die itdbtii6sr
geh0roen pon Cincinnati oas geiet
riGt ourhfuhrsn rpllen, bic apm'
milton eine Nn2abl eigensr Snipetto.
ren babe, bsrsu Qufeobe es III, Be:
reismotsrial su iammslu, auf Gruus
osFsn ssri6tIi6 OorsesangsH peroer
| piirbe.
Die Transformation niro ees
rittlid gegen Die Gisenthiimsr bon Sc,
tduoen por9ehen, Die ben ungeiesliter
gertauf BON Spirituoisn in ihrsr
61uI.rn eeitdttsH. Wenn oas 9eiet
einsn Monat lang nerleBt Dorosn 1T
t1nnsn 10 piels ipssifiihe gntIassn sr'
boben iperoen, oab Der GigsHtbiims,
Des gebduoes nm 5uuienoe BON Dol
lars bsitraft tpsrben tam.
Die StaatstommiiIion Diro tein;
Bride iiberihreiten, big iie Dor Der.
Ielben anlanet. iie bat uber INNER odS
! Rsht, bic 4bisBung bon geamten 81
perlungen, administrative 8eumte ooer
Rihtsr, Die iih peiesrn. ben 9siessr
Gsltung 81 oeriboffsn,
Cine neue Stcuer.
! Columbus, g., 19. glop. -
Ias 6inoernib CUR 6:rfeluns Dor
cuten lanoItra5sn i'm Stadte lit al;
bem Mese eeriumt lporbsn uno 5fpal
nurh eiNe gntIteioung bes oberIter
/ Staatsqerifts, pslte oas Stte 9elet
| fir tonititutioneQ srtldrt, npnat /.
ieeem gountn cine SteueruufIaae Dor
enem halben Ulia fiir DeeebauteI
erboben perhen ioll. Der odmaliot
gtuoitor bon 0amilton gountp R. 6
Gomonbion, Manor Ssnrn 3. Sun
uro Stautsonpalt z. 9. pogue, Wti.
Qtieber Ser Samilton eountp gubas
aommiiiion, eatteu eelteno gellatt
tob oas gefeB s,nsm Referendum IN
tsrlisas uno ba bic 3eit BON 80 5as.,1
iansrbalb uel1sr eas RefeseHSum &C.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20

6uertas Stur3 ertp lrtet.
Stabt Merifo. 19. Nop. -
Grobs uno gsheimnibooqe Gia9:, Die
Den poIait betrsffen. iteinen bier in
Der Cuff su liegsn, bed lam Rismdno
iassn, iporum ts iid banbslt. Gin
8eriiht ldutst buhin, boB General
8lanquet ben Yeriuh ma9sn piIl,
6uerta 3u itiirSen unb einsn glaau ei,
gsner Wdbl on oeiitn Stsae Iebsn nil.
Sn Der 5auptitaot berriht Die
grobte llnpronung unb an aQsH Srttn
pernimmt man Sdiiiie. 5uecta ipl
Observation-Disclosures angsorOnet 1dtsn.
Die ameritasfsinbIife Stlmmrng III
i'm WafdeH uno pie!fah srinaa. Der
Ruf: n2ob Den 4msritansyn..". obnc
nab oas Wlilitdr ober bic goIi3eI gs9er
bic 8emouitranten snihrsitet. 81
tpirtIidsn 1einbisligtsiten gsgsniiDst
BEN 4msri.anern III Is inbeTsn untsl
ben ni:oersn Shidttn Der 8sp0ltss
ring nod niht setommen.
Wdibinston. g. g.. 10. Roo
Mit 8ssug luf bic GHtIpitluug oel
Tinae in Werito ipar.1 bic bieiiger
Rsaisrunqsbsdmisn tpdtreno bss Ia
ess niht i'm Stonos, nit pisl Reutu
cufsuDdrten. 9essitrsno i'll abe,
ton, bab @snerul giiF, tsr bic ams
ritdniIfeH 1ruppen an Ger meritaui
| ifsn Grense tommdnbirt, autpriIir
funrbe. oas 2. a1pdTlerle Reqimsn
| in 5ort 9IiB nnh bas FINITE In 5or
| 6uahueeu, bic n1h Dem Noros'
trdnsferirt trsrblH iollten, iobalb Il
BON bsr tiirslih rat 1sros sei6idtef
| 3rsi gfeaimenteru abgelo't tDeroen. bi
aui neitsrss in 1sras suriit3ubaltsn
Die RafriAt. oaB orei groBe bri
tide Greu3sr gefsbI erhalten babsr
| nj, pon Weit ,,noieH aug mad 0.r
erus su beas6sa, bat in offi3iells
Sretieu einiaes Gritauusn eruriad}t
oa Dor nod nilh. LANCER 3eit bic 3.
psihen aus 9onb0H agoeutetsH, oa
pie britiide RsgicyuHl Die Sntsreiis
ihrtr lIntsrtbaUen in Werito b.:
Ser. Staatsn ancsrtrauen piiroe. 8
lpuroe aber oaraui hingstpi.i.n. ba
bic Reaisrung in 0ai3tngton bic Nm
neIenh.it ausIdHoiter arisgsihifi
in meritaniihca GjspdHsrn qutasbei
FEN babe. uno oab Das 4nidmmsI
BON britif6sn, Deutihen. iapauiIae
une fran8GIitsn Sriessihiffsn q
Ger meritaniiten auits bsn prdiioer
ten Suersa helehreH mlile. oub d
dugpdrtigeu mdhte tsin 8ertraus
ne6r in feline 9d5igtsii BADEN. b
Srcnuna in Ulsri:o lUieoerh.rsuitsns
ceer oar iih fernerbin 81 behaupts
une biz Siterbei. Der 4usldnber 90
rantiren su tonnen.
Stdbt Werifo, 10. Rop. =
prGToent 6uerta belt am Wlittipot
i'm Sd,!oiIe BON gbehuntepre cine
Gmpfana All ghrsn oes oiplomatI'ds
aorps db.
,Ussine Ssrrsn uuo Sic pom oipl:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20
UetterberiAf.

SIR Ohio: angemein IfDn.s
Wetisr am Donneritag unb 'srei.cs;
tttpas tdIter am 3onntritaa i'm n0ros
den 1beil. Siiooitlide Bis ipsItlihe
Minbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20

SO m. 6. gflis in 6 hicdao
hes Woroes anaetluqt.
Gbieaoo. SG., 19. Iop 0il'
liam 6. gnis bon Cincinnati, Der
bier Dor einem Wonat isne Trau er.
mcroet bat. purne am WlittpoA To.s
met ses Worsss onassIcss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20

rem Retrutiren ter gllnnsr anraHlsn,
oie ieBt bier an Siyeit limb.
Gin S6ullebrerhreit II
80 hmen.
Wier. 10. Q0o in gnorsls
haben iosben liter sintauienb peutite
une tifshiife gshysr SuebpbmsHs
cine 9eriammIuHl ablchalten.
9(uf oisfsr puroe eiHitimig Der 9es
fdiub esfabt. paiIips Rsiiitens su iiben.
um zine Grhohuna oer 0thdlter su err
tdmpFen. fpeltoe ibHen Ihon lanas sl,
ueiact mar, ourh biz lahmleaung Der
G,Isba,6unu iuFo!as oes 6aoers stUis
ihen sitechen uno Teutiten inoeiIen
zig aui ben hegtiaeu Iaa niht srFoIat
iii
3pei Millionsn Gofu.
mentt i'm ALTMAN.
Nall unteriu6t.
Nit Der l,nteriutuna bes Mats'
rials. pelf.s in Saden bes nunHshr
Geasn giirafhait in 00he bon 10000
qronen aus Ger S,dft entlaiisn Ga,
aaoian Qaeifie" s9ertreiers glliman
suIammsnaetraqen lpar. iino nidlt no.
niaer ais Der llnterIud,unasritisr
spei 5ahDeritGnoias, iofpis enaliIt1s
unb rHifiTds Dolmstiter etntn aanasu
Wacnot lana beIhdftiat oeipeIsn.
Es hunbslte Iih um pcle stuei Wil'
lionsn Dosumsnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20
Son allmdblid BON 4SO, 900
anf 2OO,O00 reonjlrt meroen.

Gie Propaganda in GeutidIailo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20

Jn(anoIcle9rapO
Die Dro6ung GMlinnalier
Uirt6e,
3aR lie audi pbne Sicensen tire
@irtbihaftem betreiben
nlroea
g2enn tie BON ben ftGbtiid1eu Ses
bDroeu beid)iibt tuiiroen
-~:..-
5attsn eine beutlt6e @rtldruns Der
Staots 2icen3 aommifion CUR
5olge.
Der Generalantpalt 6ogan uub bic
2icen3 aommifdre srtldrsn,
Dap bag 9eieb unter allen umitdnben
nit aller Strenge ourhgefu6rt
perben pIrDe.
8as 6ite'i3e GeieB fir aonititutioz
neQ ertldrt,
8smgemdB ! MiIl. fir Strabenbar
in Ohio srboben perbsn ioll.
8eiters gutbulungsn iiber ben Reip
| 0prter Yoli3ei Graft Stanool.
->::-
Gin Slug Manoertauben, Die man fir
| ausgeitorben belt, in Wtihigan
geIehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20
Ans Me1iko.
~f<~---
General Gnerta tranf bel ieineni
Gmpfans i'm SdlOiie uOn
Gbapnltepet

g(uf 6as @obl bes anerifoniifen
8olfes,
~ES~
aber niht ouf oas oes PrdIioertten
@ilion.
kS~
lie lnterhanolnngeD nit Garran5a
iuurben obgebroden,
--~lG~
@eil oieier iid) getpeigert, Bragen 3u
beantlporten,
-->xS>-
lie bon bem 9ralioeitten @tlion se.
itellt iporoen lparen.
So
4aerlei 8eriid,te iiber einen boloigea
gfllr3 Gorrnns0's in llmIaui.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20

Games 2arfin's erideinen in Cont
Don bate idliume araoaIle
5ur Solge.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20

lin Der liberaIen glrmee bon Hitter
Sd,ah bieten 5l fonnen.
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9attsn eine bsutlt6e Grtldrung Der
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-08
LEGAL NOTICE. OF
REGISTRATION NOT
GIVEN BY REGULARS
MEANS THAT ONLY REGisTRA.
TON OF VOTERS WILL BE
BY OLD BOARD.
TINE LIMIT HAS EXPIRED
Law Provides that notice MUST Be
Given Ten Days Before the Open
ing Which VIII BE on Second Mon
day of This Month.
fridays Daily.)

That the so-called 'regular-prosres-
sive' board Of elections In Maury
county, headed by Deputy Clerk A.
l.. Thomas, will not undertake TO hold
a general registration this year,
seems practically certain although
the members of the board, nor their
adviser, Chairman PEBBLES, will dis
cuss the matter.
The fact that the organ of the liz
our democrats of the county appear
ed this week without any call Tor a
registration or the list OF registrars
is taken as a certain indication that
| the regulars have abandoned the
idea of holding rump registration.
I The registration laws require that
ten days notice of a general regis.
tration shall be given in the newspa-
pers. That time expired today. The
general registration begins on Au-
gust IL and therefore the ten days
notice would have been required to-
day. 1t was not given and now OF
course cannot be given.
The lagal board, headed by Chair
man Ramon, has already called the
registration and given the legal no
tice thereof. 1t means that the peo-
pie will have only one registration
which is the best solution of the mat
ter. There will be little dissent as a
majority Of this county are we'll sat,
isfied with the election machinery as
it has existed for the past four years.
Just why the regular" board fell
down on its job Is not known. How.
ever, in number of other counties
the same thing has occurred. The
old board wilt hold the registration in
Rutherford and Davidson counties.
And Hilary Ecwse, a rank apostle of
the liquor democracy, even wants the
, old board to hold his election.
That the regulars are not so sure
that their StantonJohn{. Cox trick
Iof law will held good III the supreme
court is becoming mcre and more ev.
ident every day.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-08
TEXTILE EXHIBITS
AT KNOXVILLE
NUMBER OF CONCERNS WILL
HAVE SPACE RESERVED AT
EAPosITIoNs.

Special to The Herald.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. IA
most comprehensive exhibit OF the
great textile industry of the South
is assured for the National Conserva-
ton Exposition in this city, which
will be opened to the public on Sep.
TENDER /. Progressive manufacture
ers of Greeneville, s. c., have just
signed UP for a large amount of ex-
hibit space in the All-South building
of the exposition and the greater part
of that space will be devoted to the
textile industry. In addition to the
Greeneville textile manufacturers a
number of other concerns of like ma.
ture in the South, from Knoxville
and elsewhere. will make exhibits,
and thus this industry, constantly in.
creasing in Importance in the South,
will receive great attention. The diff
ferent processes through which cot.
ton goes from the seed to the loom
and after will be strikingly shown
in the different exhibits.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-08
COMMISSION TO
RECEIVE POWER
UNDER TERMS OF BILL RELA.
TIVE TO r. r. CONSOLE.
DATiONS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-Represen
tative Cullor, of Indiana. introduced
bill today giving the interstate com
merce commission power over all fu-
ture railroad consultations and over
the issue and ues of moneys from the
sale of new bonds or other railroad
securities.
The bill was prompted by the pro-
posed issue Of $157,Ooo,oOo new 4 per
cent bonds by he New York Central
Railroad, which the Interstate COM
merce commission is investigating
One purpose of this new issue is to
take over stock and control of the
Lake Shore 4 Michigan Central Rail-
road. The Cullop bill declares lille
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-08
FOUR CIR LOADS
HOGS SLIPPED
THAT NUMBER SENT FROM ONE
SMALL STATION OWING TO
THE DRoUTH.

Farmers continue to turn lose
their hogs ard cattle. This morning
the fourth car load of hogs shipped
in as many weeks was loaded at Gull
leoka by Green and Hickman. They
stated that they did not believe that
it would be possible to find another
car load in that section If it were
combed with fine tooth comb. The
four cars that they have shipped
have cost them upwards of $1,000.
In the meantime two car loads Of cat
tie were seLt forward Farmers
have become panic stricken over the
drouth and failing pastures and are
turning loose a world of immature
stuff. One farmer this morning sold
for shipment twenty-ohe fine shoats
that weighed only $500 pounds.