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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-01-04

SSranf 6. @cbb, gtep Oorf.
Dttdocl :. Doln9, Bottom.
3u 4 >5abren:
>Sobn $ .@orrp, Ct. 2ouis.
Nctcr 5. Smith, GIcpcluno.
t3u 3 >Sobrcn:
Charles g. 9clut, Wimcapolis.
Nenrp ". Scglcitner, 9enpcr.
GrllcIt Is. ". @nicp, >SnoianapoliS
Golparo Snlptbc, Ncoria, 81.
@illinm 6. Neboin, Wiiluolfcc.
Wh,rrap 8. Ecnneu, Springfielo
Suinoia.
Saul 5. 0iorril ct. 2ouiS.
sSilliom 5. McGoiu, &anias Gitn
Wfiiiouri.
W'ihael 5. Sonnon Scrunton, ga.
George Clipper 9lnocrion, Glcpe.
lanO.
@ilforb Bern 9roun, @onlos 81
IN, Wtiilouri.
Wtld]acl s. Gunnanc, philadelphia
81 , ~Sabren:
0ranf 5. @igains, Bottom.
Willion S. Eaincr, Omaha.
6reo Sbcrlnon ,inoionopolis.
Hidaro $. SpuIiban Chicago.
3ll Sabr rno 1 az:
9SlIIiam 6. @crnbarot, Cincinnati
Charles @nhtmciltcr, Detroit.
gSilliom Sbllpc, Chicago.
SomeS g. hop, Teorio, ,SGls.
GomarO &. Ybiaips, Sprocule
g. 9.
,Sreo Wioonep, 0uIirtb, Minl.
Slspcnoierte Stroicn:
Eotrif j. Sorreu, Nelp Dorf.
Samcs Gonnen, Chicago.
,Same5 GougbIin, Gbicaao.
Sirnm 81. aGIinc, Wtlu1cic, oSno.,
frilbercr Nrganiiotor Scr ,3inlmcr.
leilte lltion III Detroit.
,Sroilf 5. Wll@bn, Detroit.
Gomoro Glorf Cincinnati, ser Elm.
geltono ullo alS Gegierungs5euge oli.
trnt.
Is iino bereitS Shritte oetroifen
filr olle 0efaltgenc beim 9unocs.
&reis slppcIlationsgcridt 9erufrlnl
ein5ulegen. GbeItcr $. &rlm lmo un
ocrc 9lniudlte eribienen Monta(
abenb Dor yid)ter slnoerion, I'M
"@rits OF errors" ein5ureihcn. mol
miro abcr nidt periuhcn, irgenbci
mem Scr @erlrteilten ecoen 9iiro
ldaft Die sreibeit 5,l peridaifen mi
ale tpcrbcn nod 2eapcnnortb trans
portiert.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-01-04

tenoiten SapiteG in Der 0eI6i6te Der
ameritanii6en Nrbeiter 9eipeouna..
Sdpn lett Sabren I6psbenoe 2obn=
rt1teren5en fiibrten gum 2lusbru6
oes Streits. Carnegie 3eiQte fi6
nun gum eritenmal in ieiner Roue
ais 4rbeiterbaifer, in Ser er Iooar in
gmerita, no Die 8ontraIte sniIheu
Sapital uno 9lrbeit 10 greQ erl9ei>
men, ais SonocrseItalt berihtigt
lpuroe. Gr perlpei9erte oen Strei=
ten0en ni6t nur Die rudItGnbia.
Sobnung, 1onoern er periagte iie nit
5rauen uno &inoern aus ben BON
lFnen beseobnten 9arafen, Die auf
ielnem 9ooen 'tanoen. OieIe Sc
naltmoBre9el puroe ni6t obne blu
tige Sample our6gefiibrt, oenn Die
in Garnegies Oienlten itebenoen priz
botfonitobler ma6ten bon ibren
S6uBpaffen aussiebi9en 9ebraud
Glei63eitig lteb er audi in Netp
yort eine aus 'iiebenbunoert Mann
hsltebenoe prioatmili5 anlperben,
nelde pom Sbioitrom aus 8outea
9egen Die ausitdnoisen IdoB. Die
4nge9riffenen iebten ii9 5ur Webr,
uno es entipann li9 eine pabrbafte
S3ladt, nad Der iehaig ppli8iiten
uno 5neibunoert 9lrbeiter tells tot,
tells pernunoet Die Wablftatt beoedz
ten. 0as Hadipiel Der blutiaen
SpmeIteaoaffaire mar elm Rieienproz
5eB, in Dem Carnegie unb feline ae>
oungenen MOroer freiseiproaen, Sic
Streitfiibrer basesen gu boben &C.
fangnisfrafen peroonnert ipuroen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-01-04
Carnegie Obne Wfasfc.

Simmer uno INNER nieoer bort
man oas Qieo BON Dem MenIhenz
f,eunb Carnegie. Sn alien 9rsiien,
lei alien 2euten 1T Carnegie Elm
~WSeni6enfreunO", elm r8obltGter"
II, |. N. 0ompers, Der 6iibrer ser
Y. ). Of G., fang ibm crit tiirslia
Elm Goblieo oh ieiner Iteten Nfenz
lbenfreunolihteit. Die Garneaie
obne Die Wtuste Ieirer @obltGtiqteit
ouslIett, oa8u i4reibt Gen. Selios:
6arnegies oreiBigidbrige 8eI6i6te
als Stabltruitbeberri9er lit nit 8lut
9elhrieben, nit Dem 9lute BON aepnz
iauienoen ausgemergelten, ausaebuns
Serten Irbeiterfamiiien. DIS bar
tsr un0 mitleioloier Mrbsitaeber mar
er I'm 9anSen 2anoe betunnt. gr
iteIte Die dllerbiQieiten 9(rbeitstrGfte
IN ieinen DENT; llngarn, Sibe6en,
polen uno Staliener biloeten feline
Sotdblz uno Gilenar beiterarmee. en-
DinoItiefen 0olSbiitten, bur6 oeren
mori4e Sdinoelbeba6ung Sanes
uno Regen Gingang farben, ipobnten
pic's aermiten. unO BEL aI ibrer
aug Der alten Seimat mitsebra6ten
Qnipru6sloligfeit rei9ten Die Sum
serlohne fir r>bas Rotpenoisite taum
Gus. Seoen 9eriuh ieiner 9tngez
ltellten, iih 81 orsuniiieren, bat Gar
reggie immer lpieoer erfplgrei1 our6s
tren5t uno nit ben unsebeuertihiten
Wtitteln betdmpft. Der 5omeiteaos
itreit in pittsburs sessn Gnoe ser
dht5i9er Sabre bes perfIoHenen
.Sobrbunoerts hiloet zines ser putz
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Yttcr &rapotfirl.

Sine Der interehanteIten YerT0n<
lthteiten Der repplutionGren gBelt,
Ole eine internationole 9ebeutunq
baben, feierte ieBt ieinen iiebsiqIten
@eburtstag. Der Yerliner Dor
pdrts" beridtet ba5u aus 2onoon:
gu oieiem Sage iino arapottin
bon 5reunoen uno 9elpunoerern aus
Dem Sanoe, bas ct felt Sabr5ebnten
gu Ieinem gipl uno gu ieiner Seis
mat 9ema6t bat, 10 5ablrei6e unS
bereoiome 9uloi9unssn ourgebra6t
iporoen, Dab iie beinabe eeeisnst Iino,
ibn in 8erlegenbeit 81 brineen. sSsll
elmer offentli6en @ratulations
aorei'e, Die neben elmer 9roben On
Sabl bon SdriftIteIIern, &iinItlern,
GeiItliden uno rHeformern" aller
Dirt audi BON Seir 6oroie unO
O'G'ronp unter3ei6net lit, peroen
feline 8erbienite um ole Taturforz
ihung, um Die GjeieuI6aftspihenz
idaft, iopie feline opferfreuoise Sim
gebung I'M OienIte Der leioenoen
Meni6beit nit begeiiterten 8orten
9eprielen. Gin Sab in bieler NoreTe
heroient berporgeboben gu peroen,
neil er eine 9robe Spmpatbie pieler
en9lii6er So5ialreformer nit oen
8runo9eoanten bes tbepretiYden
Mnarhismus perrGt. gs beiBt nam
lih oarin: uSie baben uns selebrt,
i'm fo5ialen 2eben auf iene lpthtia>
ite Sriebtraft, Dem prinsip Der sSreis
piui9teit, gu bauen. tpel6es 70 pieIe
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Der beiten 2eben 5u allen 3eiten i'm
1plrtert bat uno ieBt in alien mooer=
lien 8elellihaften aIs Der Ieitenoe
Gntpidlungsfuttpr anertannt pirh
= i'm 9e9cnfab 81 Dem blob requ=
lattpen uno regiererii9en Yrin3ip.
0as IN Der Sorm bon a1supiel Sc
ieBgebnng Die Originalitdt uno Die
Snitiotipe oes 8oltes unterardbt."
Seoenfalls baben Die pielen biiraer=
li6en Yeripnltdteiten nit Ser @br=
ung &rapottins ii9 ielbIt eeebrt. Gs
'ino iebt i4on an Die 40 Sabre, baR
&rappttin Dem 8erei9e Ser 9nute
ellttommen lit, aber @Gter6en uno
Ielne &reuturen baben i'm nod nidt
rer9eiien. Oieie begeiiterten 6uloi=
9ungen nur6 piels Ser eea6tetiten
gertreter GnslanOs peroen on Der
y1epa pie Elm 9iftieer Stadel mir
fen.
9lu4 Die fo5ialiItiI9e 9lrbeiter=
i6aft, Die Srapotfins pclitiIde uno
ip5iale IuffaI1uneen niht teilt, miro
ibm Iiebepolle 8liidniini1e oarbrin=
gen. sic bat Dem Mann, DER Wiirz
Cen, Gbren unb Heidtiimer entIhlo5=
len bintsr iid lieB, um i'm SntereNe
Der enterbten uno eefne9teten MiIz
lionen in 8efdnsniFen gu fdmodz|
ten uno bon 2nno su 0ano oebeht|
gu iperoen, itets ibre So6adtuna BEL
rodbrt. Sic Iiebt unb ebrt ibn als|
eine aroBe perfOnIidteit uno einen|
unperfdli6ten 6reuno oes @oItes.
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gdn lit Die oeutIhe Yarteitonferens
poriiber, oie fir Neip Cattle, ga,
eiHberufen mar. sic bat ben beut=
ihen SosialiIten Der pereiniaten
Stadten 9lmeritas Elm biltoriiaes
GreigniS, Die Silbung elmer beutihen
Sprohenaruppe, innermlb Der 90:
5iaIiit Ydrtei oes 2anoes, osbruht.
Sn oen acknowledgements Der
ytattonaI Yartei miro in Submit
aun cine oeutihe Sprahensruppe
pcrbanosn iein uno iie niro zines
Der Itdrtiten 0lieOer ser @eIamtbes
lpsQun9 baritellen.
g8esbalb es niht Ihon Ianae su
oteIem lpidtigen un0 nptlpenoiden
Grei9nis getommen lit, mare Elm Sd
piteI fir Iib. Sn Der emit 10 rib
ri9cn oeutihen Sepegun9 oes 2onoes
mar eine SIutitpdung ein9etrsten, Die
cine 5ortentpidlune, neues puIlieren=
les 2eben, einfah ausIhlob. Sebr
5umShaoen oer8siumtpnrtei par Die
Neutihe Sepesung pertnDdert. Die
tsrii6ti9t 9eporoene ,breibiaiGbrige
Grfubrung" Der ipgenunnten yYromi=
nenten" bn8 mar oas aoIoene Salb,
am o0b iih Die oeutI6e ipsiuliitiIte
Selr:9ung bepegte. gleuein9epan=
oerte 8enphen, Die nod tsine Spur
pm 5atnlismus an iih truaen, bradz
ten oen Stein ins 3ollen. sic
mo9en in oieIen ibrer 6anolunQen
l:bsrs 3iel geihohen baben, Gutes
hoben tie 9eluollt uno aus Dem Stein
hes Initphes, Der ous Stiirmen uno
Grdn9en Der .Sungen" langs 3eit
mar. lit Der Sortihritt getommen. 60
rieI Die rSun9en" aud 9eiiinoist boz
ben mo9en, beute tann man ibnen
ntr9eben. llebrigens nSiinOen ee=
'tahen innerbalb uno uubertaIb
Sqinots Wtauern."
. Iuf5dblen, mas an 6eblern beioerz
let's gemaht purOs, bat beute teinen
3lpet mehr. 8ieles bate iih per-
nsioen laiTen, ipenn Itatt Rehtb1be=
rei, tdttifdhe Glugbeit uno Selbitbe=
idrantuHg seiibt norben tpGre. Die
&onferen5 NIT 9snoFsn elmer be-
itimmten Ri6tung Su ,poden", pie
Ties NIT Der S6affuno bon fat Ell
mem taIben 0ubeno Munoatsn, Die
lo9iit nit Den 9eIsgutionsbeItim=
mun9en ni6t in Gintlung gu brinz
gen paren, Ieitens Der @enoHen qez
1reben lit, Die tmmer uuf ibre BRET
Bt9ldbri9e Grfabrung in oieIem 2anz
oe pofen, mar noh elmer Der i6merz
ten 6efIer, Die in IeBter Stunoe
n,rubt lpuroen. llno 0oh bGtten
eerabe Die Grfabrurgen oieIes Gam
oes Dor iolden Sum abIhreden mill
len. Wenn es bariiber nibt gu
1bIlmmen aonIequenSsn gstommen
1T, mar Dies pirfIid) nidt Elm Ser
Hienit iener 8enoi7en, bic ioIhe I'm
Recommendation psriibten.
Nles Dies lit ieoo6 beute BON fleiz
ncr, nsbenfdhliher 9eoeutuna. Die
CeIegdten Der aonferens lparen iid
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&iliou

3ll ipos piiroe slmcrifo cin SO
lll1tllm brollben? gs qibt fcinen
3inclteL ein &0nig aus ,8ottesano-
oen" mir Scbcns5eit sum reoicren be-
ltlnr1t, m0rc 5u Iongpeilia uno
nllBte obgcibailt ferben. Die 9cp6l.
ferlIng Der Gcrcinigten Stooten
Nnlerlfns brallbt ouc bier Sabre ei.
nen llellcn u&romtn0srlnllncl"
mcnn Ibon nibt jcoesnlol eincr
ncllcn &onig. gSir iogtcn Sonia lurr
9cbrolldtcn fcinc 8Gnieiibhcn. Ser.
folgt man oie iebiocn @illonrllm.
nlelS, 10 mllB man 5u oen Shlu6
tonlnlen Dab @ilIon iit5 lpic Elm So,
mig gibt llno feiern IGBt.
Scttc @ohe lpuroc gcmcloct: Der
Stnot %lrglnia bieB sSreitag 8oupcr-
ncllr @ooorop @ilion, Sen od,tcn
lelncr Sobnc, Die 5u ErGiiocntcn Scr
Nereiligten Stoaten criGblt murocn.
III cntbllliaItilhcr @ciic ipiIlfonlnen.
&on Dem 9lu0cnblid an, 100 er in
Nleronorla oic 8rcn5c Ocs Staotcs
ilberlbritt, bis obcnbs 8 llbr, luor
lelnc 9lllfnobmc ein eill3iocr
Grilllnpb. Sin Srllpp &ouoQcric, W}i.
ll5tpnpagnien lrno Elm 1Sudcl5uu. an
Dem ole Seluobner ocS StGotdlcns
lId bctelIigtcn, 0eleitctcn i'm ourh
Die StraBen Stalnton's sum Tforrs
boltle, ooS im Sabre 1856 icin Gutcr,
Nep. Soiepb u. @ilion, beuobntc.
Pills Der erlpGbltc GrQiiocnt cncn
Nlngenblid otf Der Icronoa S5aIt
lnahtc, ln1o Die begeiitertc Wicnoc
ourb Shmenfen ieines Suites be.
grilBte, itimn1te cine Mllliffopcuc
oOirlc" on. ga Serr @ilion nod an
Den ,5olgen elmer GrfGltllnq Ieioct,
500 er lid bolo in bas 3inmncr 5u.
rid, 100 er geboren lpllroc.
Mnf leilcr gar5en sSobrt olrh @ir-
1inio mlrOc '@crr @ilion IN cntb,lio.
ltllher @eile bcgriiBt. 9llf ocn 9obn-
bofcn, pclde iein 3ug paIIierte, pltr-
oe Sellcrlperf abgcbrolnt, uno orobc
SolfSnengcn brnhen in bcoeiitertc
So6rufe aus, menn er iih auf Der
hiitteren 8futfprm 5eigte. Seine er.
foltlln9 binoertc i'm ooron, 9(nipro.
d)en 5l baItcll obqleih cr picoerbolt
ltltrInlld oa5u ollfgcforocrt iuuroc
llno nlm lngc nod icmono, 9lnlc-
rita te1nc fcln &0nigtln feinen
@nrropotrlotisnua ltno mas oerulci-
den 3cuA nod mebr lit. 0abei babcn
ole Sdnocr nit gcfrontcn Stoats-
obcrbollptcn nod Ole cine Gntihuloi-
gllng fllr lolde Srgicn oes llcbcrpo-
trlotlSlnltS fiir lid, buB man cS BORT
IN 9en Shulen Ben &inocrn einpolf-
te, elm aonig lei ein gan5 beionocreS
Selen alla cinen1 crtru feincn Scio
gcfnctet, bon @ottes GnooenIonnc
ltetS beidicncn nit nnoerem 9lutc
olS 0clpobnlicbe SterbIidc nno ourd,
erbllbe NclaItlng iibertrogcner Sop-
Icrfeit perieben.
Gas Tolf 9Imcrifos lit bon folder
8eblrnoergiitlln9 in iciner ,>laeno
ner'bont geblicbcn. Gs mciB, Elm TrG-
lloent lit ein Wtenih luie icocr onocrc.
Sllion lclbIt nnB crit 5eiacn, maS er
miro leiitcn fonncn; cs lit nod iroa.
lid, Oh feline 2eiitlu,gcn on ocn
Surdlbnitt friibcrer GrGiiocntcn
old mr. onnGberno bcronreihcn lpcr.
ocn. 0aB cs 0cnnoh iolhen Hlmmc(
lett, penn Ser Monn lid iebcn l6bt,
benefit boB Oie 9lmerifaner orpbc
Sulocr - Inn nid)t 5il lagcn Norren
= llno, al ocnen icber @ottcsgnoocn.
bdnptlinN icine 5reuoc 6o6cn f0ul,tc
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Der Streif miro ii9 porlGufis ouf
Ole Irbeiter an Mdnnertleioern be-
i6rdnten. 9on ben 10000 in Den
perihieOenen WertItdtten 9etGtiaten
iino 1000 Sruuen. Gs perloutete,
odb Ole Babies Garment Worfers
Union" 9leibfalls einen Streit pors
bereitet, uno baB permutIid 10000
Mitalieoer bieier Organization Die
9lrbeit nieberlesen iperbeu.
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Gs banoelt iid um oen ar0btsn
Streit, Der ie in Der 3leioermocher1
inouitrie in Nep gprf Itottfonol
Der gDert Der jdbrIi6 in geeip g)ora
fahriSierten Mdnner= uno sanobenl
tleioer beldnft Ii4 ouf iibsr $3.50. /
100000.
Sine Nusoebnung bas Stretfs oui
anoere Stdote miro als ma1rfneiulid|
hiugeIteut.
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OffSitaes Organ

Grbeiter @ranfentaiIe Or. eb LII, 1ss
Carpenter linton 30. 1872
grduer linton No. II
Sdder l.nton Ro. Ia
'~euerbeitattimes Heretn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-11
Printers VIII Urge FL PasO Firms
To Pafroufze Home Industry.

FL PasO Typographical union, No.
$40, is preparing. to fight to keep at
home much printing that is let to out
side printers every year.
More than $50, 600 worth Of print
ing IS sent to other cities every year
by FL Paso houses that could be done
at home. Just as good work could be
obtained and at prices that viii com
pare faVOrably with any city in the
country" said F J. Schilling- presi-
dent Of the local union "One hears
a great deal about a greater Fl Paso
and civic pride, and the like. and il
does seem to me that some Of the big
business men who are preaching this
doctrine should practice what they
preach
f9The laboring man is for & greater
FL Paso. and we practice the theory.
II we earned our money in Fl Paso
and sent to Dallas or elsewhere for our
clothing and food. there would be a
great howl raised by the merchants and
business men Of our city, but many of
them do not seem to think of civic
pride and a greater city when they
send to other cities to have their
printing done. The $50, 900 or more
that is spent for printing outside Of
FL PasO every. year might Just as wei
be spent at home. It would furnish
more employment for our contracting
printers and for members of our or
ganization.
1.-THE money would be kept at home
and spent at home instead Of going into
the pockets Of men who never spend
a dollar In this city unless they are
forced to-"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-11
TO GENERATE POWER
FROM CHA FORK
VIII be Used for Light and for Power
purposes in Silver City, Deming
and Elsewhere,

santa Fe, n. NJ, Jan. 11.-H. B.
Johnson, r. H. Boulware and J. w.
converse, Silver City men, have filed
with the state engineer an application
10 lmpound the flood waters of the
east fork of the ella river in Grant
county TO furnish power for a central
pant with which it is planned to sup
ply the power needs of Silver City.
Dllemlng, Santa Rita and Hurley and
Lhe mining companies in that neigh
borhood
II Is planned to impOund $4,000 acre
ieet Of the flood waters of the ella,
Dy dam so feet high and 270 feet
iohg on top. Thence a tunnel and
hume will convey the water to the
site of the power plant 30 miles below
II Is estimated that 1000 horsepower
can be developed, and the estimated
cost Of the project is $1940,0 600.
me original proposition cOntem-
plated using the regular flow in the
ella river, but in the amended appIi-
cation which was filed yesterday, a
storage reservoir is substituted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-11
MAY FORFEIT CHAR
TER OF I. & G.. N. RY

Austin. Tex. Jan. 1.-THE affairs of
railway are to be Investigated by the
LEGISLATURE. 1t may terminate in the
forfeiture Of the charter Of the COM
Danv This is the result OF a lengthy
conference held between the governor
and chairman Iayfield of The rail-
road commission. chairman MayfieId
produced figures showing that the IN
crease in the earnings Of the Interna-
tiOnaI are abnormal and the commits
sion seems to scent combination of
that road with other lines. in viola
ton of the stock and bond laws.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-11

CONTINUED from preceding DaEe)
the insured persons or their representa-
tives, the approved societies. The
government refused to consent to any
such arrangement and proceeded to the
formation of panels of medical men
willing to work under the act, and an
nOunced that in any area where there
were not sufficient doctors accepting
their terms, to make other PROVISION
for giving medical benefit to all in
jured persons who require it after
January Is, the date on which the bene-
fits come into effect
Country Doctors Dissent.
In most of the large cities the gov
eminent has found no difficulty in OBJ
tanning sufficient doctors to act and
in some districts all the doctors have
accepted the terms. 1t is in the coun-
try districts, where the old fashioned
practitioner still has complete mon
Opoly Of the practice that the greatest
difficulty will be found. Those who
have accepted the governments terms
have formed the National PractitiOners'
association and have withdrawn from
the older association. In the first pie
biSctte the doctors voted by an over
whelming majority against the plan on
the ground that the fees were not large
enough. The gOVernmen partially met
this objection by increasing the fees,
hut the doctors were still dissatisfied
and they fought hard for more. An
ether plebiscite was taken and while
a majority Of those who voted were
of fees a still greater majority alb
stained. It is these abstainers, with
the minority in the voting, upon whom
the government is now relying. Mr.
Lloyd George, the sponsor Of the act,
expresses confidence that he will Sc
cure sufficient doctors. but says if he
does not he will establish national
medical service.
Earl Grey's Work.
Earl Grey, who has taken the. presi-
dency of the British committee for the
celebration of the hundTedth anniver-
sary of the signing of the treaty of
Client, between America and England,
is one of the type of EngliShmen who
vice for the state take up movements
for the general good. which, in, fact
keep them almost, if not more busy
than did their public duties. After the
Grey became administrator of Rhode
STA, and by easy stages reached tha
governor generalship of Canada, which
is next TO the vicerOyalty of India the
highest post in the colonial service. His I
term in the dominion was a busy one,
and since his return home he has not !
allowed any grass to grow under his /
feet He has taken up the celebration !
thusiasm and is working hard for II.
Slump in Realty.
There has been a tremendous slump /
in the value of real estate in South !
Kensington due largely to the noise /
of the traffic and the size of the houses |
erected there in the last century Re-
Gently the government purchased six 1
houses for the extension of the South |
museum. The price paid 1
was from $50, 900 to $4,000. Twenty 1
years ago each of these houses was /
worth from 500, 900 to $4,000. Five 1
of the houses have been empty for half 4
a century because Of their size and the /
noise from two thoroughfares on either
side.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-11
PARIS GIRLS WOULD
WEAR SANDALS NOW
Continued from preceding page,

handbag. is the introduction of dia-
1hond studded shoe heels. A wen
known dancer is responsible for TINS
idea Her dream, it appears, is to
abandon shoes for sandals, so that she
NAV be able to adOrn her feet with
rings in the classical manner, but as
this seems fmpracticable in the muddy
Paris streets, she is considering conf
promise in the shape of be-d1amonded
heels. Her suggestion, which is be-
Iieved to have had a transatlantic in
SEPARATION. has been welcomed with a
chorus Of approval in theatrical circles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-11

there is no popular demand for 1egis-
latiOn of this character, it is stated
that the proposed bill promises to re-
ce1Ve strong support in both the house
and senate. Commercial bodies Of the
state as well as the public element
generally are opposed to any reduction
being made in the railroad passenger
fare at this time 1t is believed that
even should such a bill be passed by
the legislature. il would be vetoed By
governor COlquitt. It is claimed BY
the railroads that Notwithstanding the
extraordinary large crop yields and
general prosperity Of the state, the
net earnings Of their respective lines
have been much below what is con-
sldered a reaSOnab bic profit. This IN
satisfactory financial condition Of the
railroads is due chiefly, il is claimed.
to oppressive regulations and laws that
are strictly enforced by the railroad
commission
May Affect Road Building.
The construction of extensions OF
existing lines and the promoting Of
new railroad projects in Texas during
the next two years viii depend largely
upon the attitude shown towards this
character OF corporation by the legis-
lature- 1t is reliably stated that if the
stock and bond law is amended to meet
the views and requirements Of She
railroads and if no legislation Of an
injurious character is enacted against
their properties there will be an un-
precedented amount Of railroad con-
structiOn in Texas during the next few
years
It has been pointed out from time
TO time by B. F. YOakum, chairman of
the Frisco, and E P Ripley, president
IN western Texas alone 10000 addi-
ional miles Of railroad in order to
meet the development demands Of that
vast scope of territory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-11
SAYS TEXAS NEEDS
MUCH CHEAP MONEY
CONTINUED From Previous FaEe.J

Of So insurance companies, including
all the larger corporations of that char
acter which were doing business in
Texas. AS a direct result however, Of
this wholesale exodus Of foreign in
Surance companies, many home COmDa-
a large business. It is now proposed
that the foreign insurance companies
be invited to reenter Texas Judge ".
T. Ramsey, who resi- gned from the state
supreme court to make the race for
governor and who was defeated for
nomination by Mr.. COlquitt, is an earn
est advocate of the repeal Of the com
pulsOry investment feature of the in
surance law. In discussing this mat
ter he says in part:
I would, If I were in the legisla-
ture. so amend our insurance laws as
to dispense with the compulsory invest
ment feature, and in lieu thereof adopt
a graduated tax, which would encOur-
age and by such encouragement induce
such companies to enter this state.
Texas needs nothing so mich as
cheap money in large volumes. As it
now stands, none Of these companies
will invest a dollar Of their money in
bonds Of any character in this state.
the five percent bonds of many other
states sell for par and accrued interest
and attractive bonds bring a premium,
while il is a lamentable fact thar with
rare exceptions the bonds issued in our
state must be sold at a discount. If
these enormous sources of money of
these companies could be induced TO
absorb our bonds. it would afford a
ready market for all such securities
and would mean a saving to the people
in the way of discounts of an enOr-
nous sum"
May Cut Railroad Fare.
Another effort will be made at the
coming session of the legislature TO
enact a daw reducing the passenger
fare Of railroads in Texas form three
cents to two cents per nile While