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Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-26

That the broad guaging OF this a.
vision viii be completed during the
coming year is practically certain.
IL viii mean that Gunnison and Gun
nison county win receive such an i'm
petus as it has not known for years.
The agriculture products of the
county. hay. grain and especially stock
can then reach the markets where
they are 10 be s1i "a rout the ex-
ira work, delay and expense that ac-
companies the transfer of commodities
from the narrow guage TO the stand
ard.
The same will be true about min
ing. Machinery viii be more available
and shipping much easier than here
tofore.
The great GunnisOn county resour-
ces as a mecca for tourists win then
be opened TO the people OF the east
and south
The uneNcelled opportunities for
hunting, fishing and other vacation
sports viii then be easily accessible
and Gunnison county win get its inst
quota Of tourist trade.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-26
Broad-Guaging D. & R. C.

Work on the broadguasing Of the
Denver and Rio Grande has progressed
steadily. but slowly during the past
year.
President Bush, in a recent state
ment said that as soon as the money
market opens up the work will be
pushed as rapidly as possible.
During 1918 al Of the ties that have
been laid on the division between
salida and Montrose have been stand
ard guage. The officials of this divisi-
on estimate that fully one-fifth the
ties are now broadguage.
All bridges that have been built or
repaired this year have been done in
such a way as TO fir them for use
when the standard guaging shall be
completed.
The men who during the past sum
mer had been working on Soldier Sum
NIT in Utah. brought their broad
guaging tools to Delta and Nontrose
and stored them there in order TO be
ready TO begin the work of broad
guaging this division as soon as the
spring opens up.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-26

About ss2 ese have been spent OF
he Rasnbox Route IN Gsnnison eosn-
" daring Tie past year aaa while
this highway is Fesdx ior travel and
IL IN spiendid CONDITION in many
places where last year 1; vas impas-
sable, II is ssia IN process Of con
ssrgctioH aad sih be steadily ina
proved The fact that this highway
has been opened during the past year
through an unusual amoaRs OF wors
and expenditure of me2ey Is due
largely to the good roads enshusiasm
of the people OF the towns through
which this route passes. Good roads
enthusiasm has run high IN Ggnni-
son Realizing ths Importance Of this
highway. everything has been done 70
boost and encourage its building The
county commissioners. while not los
ing sight OF the importance Of keep
ing up every road in the couuty. have
centered their road building activity
on the roads OF the Rainbow Route
A number OF joint meetings Of the
county commissioners of adjoining
counties have been held, and every ef-
fort made TO cooperate in the work.
The state highway commission has
been liberal in its appropri ti0ns for
the work and have assisted in every
possible way
The highway was formally opened
in September. when autoists from
Montrose and Delta and other towns
along the route made a trip 10 Pueblo
where a monster roads meeting was
held This trip was delayed one week
on account Of a heavy storm. but the
Rainbow Route autoists made the
trip one week later
The good roads organizations have
been active in mOlding and discuss
ing good roads questions. The Won
ems Good Roads club Of Gunnison is
an active organization and have many
excellent plans for the future. One Of
them the building of one mile Of model
road. They have fund of some mag
nitude in the treasury and they are
guarding it with jealous care in order
that they may do" and not talk
The people Of Pitkin and Ohio City
in their desire 10 have this highway
pass through their towns have form
ed active and efficient organizations
The route has been pretty well
marked out with the exception Of that
part between Parlins and the base Of
Monarch Pass. Here there as three
proposed routes One leads through
Pitkin and Ohio City and comes with.
in three miles of waunita. and a third
leads through Waunita, and a third
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-26
The First Ringing of the Methodist Church
Bell

Perhaps the happs Christmas that occurred masen in the
when the Methodist church
The be1 be the when
be- Christmas the church The popular
lady the the bell She be chosen
by
this time Aonzo Hartman courting Anna Hage and she
candidate the honor of the bell Eddie Gould
another for the place The contest close
the last Mr. Hartman feared that Miss Hagler would
beaten he bought all the he could Miss Iagler
successful and the cheers the large crowd had
she the bell
As fitting sequel to this event hardly that
Miss agler became the bride of Mr. Hartman short time after this
vent
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-26
Those New Year Resolutions Again

fitting that the
by the New with do and be better
Any gift that worth rejoicing lifts has received
to level where he longs to do
This probably the underlying making of New
Years resolutions ~
These resolutions despite the are The surc. ~
much while though many of thor, b
broken ere the is well its - ~
No high resolve be followed attemp 70 live
better and hut has served a high purpose
Let then New
stones that lead higher manhood womanbood
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-26
Why Not An Orchestra for Cunnison2

1uIlson has It's citizens persons
are able to play musca instrument
u! Gunnon has orchestra that programs
pears as whole eity
1t would be good idea and out woud do
much credit TO this if orchestra reached
dgree OF s1l where musical Of
muse lovers three OF four times during the year.
1ls Of the things that should accomplished in
that : before
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-26

He who seeks for heaven 10 save his soul
May keep the path but wiz not reach the goal
Who walks in love may wander far
But God win bring him where the blessed are.
Van Dyke.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-26
EDITORIAL

81 Al Christmas plss and make good cheer,
For Christmas CONES bat once year
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-20
Oge(egrap6
bdugntBpolIer gu q m :
menitob.

men L 0 B.
9apton, Gbip, 10. 6s6r. - Gin
0daen Der 9uptpn &c MeItern Sracs
tiou go. iauite am Mittpo6 in IpIgs
elmer offsnsn Dei6e bel Weft QIerouz
orid in einsn Gutertpaqen. Sobn Tulz
Ter, Wotormann, unb gllfrsb Qon pur=
ben duf Der Steue s.toetet unb Der
Sonbutteur 5onl Coleman purbe le-
tensgefdbrlia perleBt. Son, Elm 75z
jafrigsr W!ann, iiano auf benr Seiten-
ipege. ais Der 3ufammenitoB srfoIgte.
Gr fpurbe bon oem 8ag9ou getrpffen
uno 81 Soos gebriitt.
in oem Waggon bsfanbsry fgh ettpa
20 SduItinoer. bic fat iGmmtlit
msbr ober psniger f6tpere 9erlegunz
gen eapontruesn.
CTR oeutf 6 dmeritants
der qroteit.
0eR Dort, 10. Ssebruar. Der
Deutih 4msritanifde gentrals8erz
eth pon Subfon gountp BAT oemeinz
iGfaftlit nit benz Qlncient Sroer Of
Sibernians cine WtoHen 9sriumms
lung mad bem ooln Rame Glub, 513
Serfep 4pe., Serien gitp, ouf Conn
t6a- Rahmittag 8 u6r sinberufeu gum
QtrteIt gegen bic QittIstpu Bill i'm
acnsrsb. <ipeIbe $7.500,o00 fir bic
Srnoerti6brfeier beg Srisosusi 4Iai.
iss mt. GnsIaua casu:rfs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-20

Berlin, 19. sSsbruor. Die 9es
iorenib iiber bic ipieber isbr tritiihs
eurppdiidle 5ituation pdhit bon Tag
3u 1ag, unb Die peiIimiiiilhe gefiirds
iung. bab Der 5riibling ben lanpe be-
fiirheten europdiffsn arisg brinssg
ipirb, min iih niht periteuhen IaHeH.
Mn Der bieiisen g0rie berridte heute
tpi.oer bic gebriidisiie S.immuHJ
.robbem Der Dfterreifiih unaorifdy.
Miniiter bes auspdrtieen Graf
8erteolb nnd elmer offi3iofsn MeIs
nuue oes ~Hsuen Miensr 9naeblattes
in Der aeiirigen Sisung bes gemsiruds
men Winiiierraths Der Dopplmonars
die bi. gsrii4.runs sab. bab bic WiTs
iion bss grinaen 5ohenIobe Shils
lingsfiirit nett erfolereider se.peien
lei, ala olgsmein angenommen fptros.
Der Graf ertldrts angeblih. bob Der
gon Der bon bsm aaiI.r 5rans Soiep5
unb Dem 9aren ousgetuuihten grisFs
f.hr freuHof6uftlih lei unb bic 5ofis
lnns auf bic Grbaltung bee 5rieoens
rehifertise. Gieie beruhiaenbs 0.rs
iitsruns BAT jeoo6 ibre Wiriung DpIls
itanbia perfebli, bsnn lie it.bt in grsls
lem Wioerfpruh gu benz gefh!ub bsr
oItsrreihiih ungariihen Hesieruus,
MD, NIT Der 1emobiliiirung gu begins
nen. lrHbsrn bic Riiitunsen fortsus
i.sen.
Ramdnien oil banbeln.
Wernebrt ipirb bic berrf6enbe Rers
boiitdi burh bic beuie BON .g0rIens
Gcurisr" eebra5ts Wlslbung. naB
gsuii6lanb Der rumdnifhsH Reeies
rung seratbsH babe. oas BON ihr fir
ibrt Neuiralii1i perIdngie gebiet eine
frh gu befcssn unb 8uIsarisn Dor sil
rfnit aceompii" su itslIsn. Sm bieIigen
Auspdrtipen amt TOD man, tuit bas
stnannts 1lnti behauptst. Der @niif,!
fein, bab bic bulsariIfe Rsgisrung ii1
perf0bnIi6 5eisen iptrhe, lptnn Il. DO.
bic Wabl seiisllt frsrbs. cntpsber nats
siissten, oSer sinsn nsusn aries su 6ss
Sinnen.
Tie heiiiigen 7epeid)en aus SoFia
I9iien Die 2age nIIerbinas ais iehr
etillt erifeinen. MiIr1nien N,be0roft
Gnrf3 often gnIanrien unb risni1niid)e
grtilerie lmo anpaaerie iuirD ouf
ben GonaiiinieIn, Siliftria geseniiber.
foHsentrirt.
einer Iepeif)e aus gnfareit at.
foIae bat bic rlmaniihe Reaierlmg
cine 9tofe mad, Sofia geididt, in
,peIdpr bic getten non Dulaarieu se.
riahten @orihl1ae fir yirbefrisbi.
genb erflart fperocl. ,Sn Der Icte
,uirb ierner erfl1rt. Onb ginnanien
bcrldufia feline egtremen MaBregeia
ergrcifen iperoe, Da nod, cine ireiino-
id,aftIid,e Snterpention Der widt1te
nrogiih lei.
Die GeinbfeIisfeiten naf
bem9aItanporI1ufig
eingeiteIIt.
0cnbon. 10. ssebr,inr. GieI
fd,nrie aGlie uno beftieen s5Hnec.
itiirmc hnben SUR Joige. bnb SieI
Standardization nuf Der Gollipoli
2nfbiniel imo an DER Gfnialhia 9i.|
Hie eingeitellt iporben iitIo.
1ie aus sfonltniltincpel aenlelbef
ipirb. iinb immer nod llnterhanollin.
0en In Wnngc, oie ben 0lref bnben.
bsn Gtau0 Der aoniuln uno onoerer
il)kx ~ &ssaua& ~ lP'
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pie neueite @ 4anbt pat Der
Suffrdqetten.

~ ~ y ~ ~.
2onbon, 19. 5ebruar. Die 2unbs
reiioen3 Des S4abamtstan3lers 0aDio
Glopo 9eorge in Walton 9eat6 puroe
am W2ittpo4 Uiprgen Dur1 Die GrpIo>
iion elmer gOmbe foit gan3 8erit0rt, Die
DabrfhetnIid bon ben itrettbaren Sui
fra9etten plactrt poroen mar. geDobz
ner oss Srtes ertldren, trub am W2ors
gen Elm AutomobtI geieben 3u baben,
IN bsm it4 eine 4n5abl 5rdUsH befans
ben.
2lopo 0sorgs befinbet ii6 augsnz
blttlih in 5rantretf. Gs puroe gltes
mano BET Der grploiipn pertegt, Da oas
9aus, bas erit tiir5tia gebaut puroe,
nod nidt bepobnt mar. Die Grploz
iton mar cine 10 fefttgs, Dap ietbit Die
9duptmauern auseInoaoer geriiIen
DurDen.
Cine 8eamttn Der Dpmens Social
ano polittcaL Union, iagte Der Yolt3ei,
oaB Die Union ntht nife, per basYer>
bre6en begongen babe.
! g8enerGl" 5rau 5lora Drummonb
| gab gu, baB Die Grploiion o9ne s3ipeiz
ifel oas QBert BON 5rauen gepeIen lei.
sic rief in ent5uIiaitii6er BeiIe aus:
DDas lit grpBartig! Gs mar cine grob=
artt8e 3bat in erfotgrei4er Weiie tus=
| geIubrt unD benefit, ME entf6loTen bic
5rduen itno. SD bin oafiir, DaB nit
Ausnabme oes Wor0e8 jebes UlitteI
re4t lit, renn es gilt, bic Uliuiiter our
Yernunft 3u bringen."
Is lit bies 0a5 3lpsite U2al inner
bdIb zines Sabres, bob GepaIttbateu
gegen Wo6nungen Don &abinetsmit>
gIieoern DerIu6t porbsn iino. SIN Do
rtgea CONNER rpurpe Elm 8sriu6 Qez
matt, ods 5aus oes GoloHial Setres
tars Septs 5ancpurt bei Iumbum
n2Dsr3ubrennsn.
earoiff, BaIss, 19. 5e6ruar.
r98tr baten ods Saus bes SdQBQmt8z
tan3lers in Die Guft geiprsngt", fugn
am UIittDoA Ibeno sSrQu Gmmeline
Ydntfurit Dor etEer ent6ufiQItifheu
Merchandising Don Suffragetten. Die
geborpen brauhen rttt mad ben
| 6rauen gu iuhen. bic bic GrploIion
tbatid4lid Deruriaht babeu. I'D uberz
lne6me perOnii6 Die poQe 9erautport=
Iihteit bofiir."
| Jrau8artburIt fagte auh, baB neuu
| lIe tns 3u1tbaus geIhttt rerben mir
be, fle fofprt stnen 5ungerTtreit beQinz
nen plros. Die RegRrung mub mid
odHn eHtipeber freiIaTen, fiiqte lie bin=
81, rooer tie mub MID perbunqeru lafz
len. Acnn ta gsftorben bin, perben
hunoert anoere 6rdueH msine SteQe
etnnsbmsn."
Gin Snterpiep nit Or.
5rieo mann.
Y pIpmout b, Gnqlano. 19. 7Feb
Or. Jrteorth Jran3 Griscmann, Der
fetn Ulittel gsgsr Die Shpinbfuht
ertcett baben mill, bemertte Ulttts
nod in einem 5nterpterp an gprb Der
r&rOnprin3efin geciIie": Sd bin Der
@Eiiht, odB Der srite 56ritt, ben i'd
II ben Der. Stuatsn unternebrnen
rerne oarin befte5en iolIte, in ges
aennort amerrtuniider 2tsr3te 5dlle
ben ilttbarer 5ubertuIoIis 5u be-
honneIn. Sd piirbe bamit BEN bop
peIteH 3rpet srfiiuen. lie gu bele6reu
uno bic Wirtiamteit meiner Iebenben
gG3itien 81 berueiisn. Inter it6t6az
re- 5ubertuIoiis perItebs ih gum geis
! fpte! tubertuIoie 0eihpure i'm &eime,
lpeItc nit ben gtusen ertennbar Iinb.
sd ipiiroe nur gu frob fein, tpsnn irs
cenh eiH Qr5t ooer Elm pt6ttges 9Gynz
| ftitut in ben Der. Staotsn mir Die
GeIegerbeit siebt, ioI6e 6Gue gu be-
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WetterberiAt.

Sir Ohio unb bos peitlife
psnniploonien: Tribes Weitsr, benz
fp1lrihsinlih Regsn unb fGltsrss Wets
ter am Donnsritas foIst. Nm Grsitag
tribes Dstter. gsrdnosrlids. nad
Hpro umihlagenbs Winoe.
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T a ON q 0 n, .. g., 10, 5ebr.
8as ReprdientantenbQu8 peigsrte iia
am Wittnoh nit 213 geQsu ia
Stimmen Die Burnett Dillingham;
ginpanoeruug5Dorlage ijber Oas 8eto
De8 BrdFoentsn 1aft biuIpeg 8ur 2lnz
ndbme 81 brtngen. IS febIten ssbu
Stimmen an Der n0tbtgen 3petprittel4
Wtebrbett.
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gti6t nur bic POIi3ei, ion0eru au9 bic
Mlbermdnner leben BON Graft.
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Die Burnett DiQingQam Gin.
OanOrungsOor(Qge
IT.
2Siro ni6t 6efet.
Sm Hepraisutamtenbans feblten
10 Stimmen fir Die ubtbt-
&C 3weiOrittsl Wiebr-

I'm lie itber oas 9etO 0e5 graiiOentsu
Rinpe3 3u pa1treu.
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MuslanO. Selegrapb
Der 3afkanerieg.
9ie Geinoielisfeiten iufOlse oes
itreusen Wintermetters
einseitellt.
--~x~
Der Slreit 5wifden Ruminisa unO
Bu(garien (pibt 6d 5u.
RumGniits artillerie unb aaDaGsris
GiliItria gsgniibsr ton3entrirt.
Die nsueIte Stanoibat Der enslif6en
Suffrasstisn.
-->:s>----
Gss 2onbreiioen3 3apio QIonb
Georges NIT einer gombe aers
Port.
->sSe
Jrau pantburf bisttt Der Rtsi.runs
Tros.
~s.~
Die 4ufkbung oes antis StiuitensGss
isses bonn GsuiIdsR Reidstag
beIhloiisn.
~x>
DIR gunbesratb ipirb ater tpahrIheins
LID feline 3uitimmuns psripsisern.
aaI.ss Meiir in 5ronireib ridi.t
erobsn Shaoen an.
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5rant ainns1 bon Frau HaLp6 gprns
in Glepelduo
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Beiteres ii5er bic g}en Yorter Grafts
Stunodle.
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DIS elmer Der W}6roer ibre5 G1tteu
tDentifi3trt.
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Die StrettIage IT. 2.fron, g., Iebr
ernit.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-05-24
WILL MEET IN NEW CASTLE
Chosen by Northern Presbyterians For
Next Years Assembly.

Commissioners TO the general as
sembly of the United Presbyterian
church. in session in Atlanta, Ga, vot.
ed to have the 1914 general assembly
al New Castle. Pa.
Kansas City was selected as the
meeting place OF the 1914 general as
sembly OF the Southern. Presbyterian
church by the commissioners attend
ing the 1918 assembly.
In advocating the selection of Kan
sas City former Judge w. II. Wallace
said the city was one OF the most i'm
moral in the country and that II need.
ed an assembly 10 arouse II TO a fur.
ther realization OF what was happening
in religious circles.
Other places in the contest for the
next assembly were Waco. Texas;
Newport News. Va, and Rockhill. 5.
c. Mr. Wallace is resident of Kan.
sas City.
Commissioners from Monmouth and
Xenia. Ohio. strongly urged the selec-
ton of those cities as the 1914 meet
ing place of the United Presbyterian
assembly. on vote New Castle. Pa,
received 1875 votes; Monmouth, SO. and
Xenia. 30.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-05-24
$50 LOVE TALK BY WIRE
Domestic Is Poor. So Booth Man Mus,
Pay Toll.

II will cost Gottlieb Huebner tbs
owner OF a confectionery store in Beth
lehem, Pa. SIS for another's love mes
sage.
Mary Smak. pretty Hungarian do
nestle. not knowing what the tele
phone charges were. called up hei
sweetheart at Cleveland from the
booth in the candy store. For fifty
eight minutes she billed and cooed
over the wire. establishing long dis
lance love making record in eastern
Pennsylvania.
After the girl stopped talking Hueb
ner went into the booth to call for the
amount OF the toll. To his consterna
ton he was told Il was SIS. When he
told the girl she tainted. As she earns
only $3.50 week fluehncr will have
to foot the bill and trust to the girl
paying him few PENNIES at time as
she gets the money.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-05-24
DREAM REVEALS TRAGEDY
Boy In Sleep Cries For Help. comrads
is Drowning.

The troubled dream of fifteen.year-
old Frank Stable. OF Raritan, near
Somerville, y. j.. revealed TO his par
ents the drowning OF his companion.
Angelo Nittoli. in the Raritan canal.
Young Stable cried out in his sleep
that Nittoli was drowning. His par
ents awakened him and demanded an
explanation. Stable told them that in
company with Niitoli and Louis Curio
they had gone for boat ride in a
and Curio swan to the bank. but when
they turned TO look for Nittoli he had
disappeared. A searching party was or
ganized, but the body was not found.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-05-24
DYNAMITE IN COURTHOUSE
Poughkeepsie Police Puzzled by Dis
eovery OF Explosive.

Two sticks OF dynamite were found
behind radiator in the corridor Of
the Dutchcsse county court house IN
Poughkecpsie. y. ", with caps at.
tached and fuse leading outside the
building.
The police are handicapped in their
efforts 10 trace the explosive By liz.
norance OF any reason why anyone
should wish TO blow up the court
house
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-05-24
RAW PRODUCTS
ON FREE LIST
Senate May Remove Duty From
Wheat, Cattle, Etc.
SOON TO SHUT OFF PLEAS

Democrats Decide to Hear No More
Manufacturers After Next Tuesday
and May Report Bill Following Mon.
day.
Raw materials probably will be put
on the free list in all instances whore
the house has determined in the Un.
derwood tariff bill TO remove all duties
from the product manufactured from
those materials.
a radical program TO this effect was
decided upon by the subcommittee
OF the senate finance committee. and
will he brought before the entire com.
mittee for consideration.
The proposed change, which affects
many sections OF the bill. Is under.
stood to have begun with wheat. The
house placed flour on the free list. but
made wheat dutiable Western millers
brought strong pressure 10 bear 10
have wheat placed on the free list 10
establish balance. AS soon as this
change was agreed to In sub-commit.
tee further pressure was brought to
bear to apply the same principle TO the
entire bill. with the result in one in
stance that ferro-manganese also will
be placed on the free list. This repre-
sents victory for the Independent
steel manufacturers.
Barley, rye and other agricultural
products are affected cattle also are
10 come In free The amendments are
OF such importance that the effect on
revenue must be taken into consider
alton. and this may determine whether
the program Is TO be put through
Democratic members OF the finance
committee decided to hear no moro
manufacturers after next Tuesday.
and Senator Simmons issued a state
meni in which he said:
"The Democratic members OF the
finance committee desire that all per-
sons who wish to confer with the sub
committees with reference to SEIZED.
ules referred TO them should do so be-
fore the close Of next Tuesday After
then the subcommittee will begin the
work Of actually framing the sched-
ules'
Mr. Simmons added that no indi.
vidual member could spare further
time to listen 10 manufacturers. After
next Tuesday the committee expects
TO complete the bill in four days or in
time to report to the full committee
the following Monday Then the Demo-
cratic caucus will be called.
Mr. Simmons believes the bill will be
ready for report TO the senate by
June I. The cutting off of hearings
will not stop the filing of briefs.
The entire committee met for the
first time and took up the fight over
making public names of manufacturers
and others who appear befoer the sub
committees and publishing briefs filed
in protest against rates.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-05-24

Under the name Of Mrs. Dora Davis.
the FIRST vile OF Herman Rosenlhal.
murdered gambler. known in the un.
derworld as Dora Gilbert, was sentenc.
ed TO serve thirty days In the work.
house In New York for keeping a dis
orderly house.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-05-24
SHOT SAVES LION tanner
Five Bullets Save Woman Attacked by
Animal In Gaze,

Hurled 10 the floor OF the den by the
paw Of large African lion, Mile. Flor
ence. animal srainer with a carnival
company now showing In Altoona, Pa,
was saved from being torn TO pieces
by Colonel Ferari. owner OF the show.
who quickly shot the animal five times.
The lion had been acting strangely
for several days. When she stopped TO
pick up riding whip the brute sprang
upon her. The lion was valued at So
600.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-05-24
STEAMER BLOWN UP
French Liner Senegal Strikes Mine
and Many Lives Are Lost.

The French liner Senegal struck a
mine as she was leaving the harbor
Of Smyrna. Turkey. and was destroyed
by the explosion
There We're many passengers on
board. Tugs have gone to the res.
cue.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-05-24

An insane patient AT the Blacgfoot
asylum at Boise City. Idaho. for the
insane ran amuck and killed five other
patients. according TO a message re.
ceived By Governor Haines.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-05-24
DANIELS MAKES
FLIGHT IN AIRSHIP
Secretary Of the Navy Flies
Over Annapolis.

Secretary of the Navy Josephus Dan.
iels made an aeroplane flight at An
napolis, Nd. with Lieutenant j. IL
Towers. Y. 5. ~, as aviator.
The secretary remained aloft about
five minutes. circling above the wa.
tiers OF the harbor at an average height
OF about 500 feet.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-05-24

Making missicp In the darkness
Jacob Smith. well known horseman
and sportsman. of Monocacy. near
Pot,stown. Pa. fell down an embank
ment into the Schuylkill canal and
was drowned In twelve feet Of water
Jacob Smith. Jr., the eighteen.yearoid
son OF the dead man. brought the body
10 the surface
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-05-24
Railroad Raises waqes.

An increase in wages of from TO 5
per cent has been granted by the
Southern railway to several thousand