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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-03-08

08 UNH NlHttfIf ta<1 xGxHVt<-I Ht<k MUG
II ah0{a 6n mGI10a del pxli1cjp pal d de|
depsr te1bento legal de nina 6ran cor
pQfnkio on como IA lel Nest6rn union3
\: No.; 5. Cree n ll y0r 1Q8 q depex
de- iin nnieinbro de III leEisla atllra a eta
c0nstituyo "a VIA ciQn sensn'
oiopal h requiere A q de srrobatar
4 uii blanco de xecibir Az lllla compa afle
AZ teleefrfo aup come Y! t'1ao soo1 ~ y 4
parh trAer q Qapo hli& eiscc'qn
No. 9. 81 los c0nstituyentes del
4 Sr. izlewellyn va ie babian dicho 4 O.
de trabajar POI n eieccion de Eall
I porQue Tue neceeario para elloe; de
naandarle A. n uh t9legr ma para
81 de escribir I'm telesrama
! No. 4 Fu6 i'm bianco de recibIr abb
/ eolntanente necesarlo baj0 las ci--
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/ s1o,,n neao sohre II retorno al man.
.o 5o Y, 90 nai I dor dol xveatarr Irnion7 <
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f.ise, ts,egro, ,,,a craa j, Navor M IN
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80 ~ e IN S,r -,.
~ y AIM ~ 1; Nonss'B ulreinos ios
I$100?
/ Pero Id defensa ofrecida por 81 hon
lbre militar del condado de Dofia Ana
| fi16 Gin dgltal I'll NADIA mas. Cuidadosa-
tmente evit6 toda referencia d la aser-
Icion de- Lillian nj Dent en- SUI cartal
ial manejador del Western Union EN-
| Denver una sentencia que lee como!
Isig,e; y.
4sF nlcE f,slrs EsrA snAtsaaA pER-
IsoMA "a taFcdo FsrA ktsMA
IcnsA ANrEs IN EsTA O OFIclfyA 4. !,
r,uan W. e camara "a reuni6 ii "a Ar.
ltas III & - ;,ana 81 Yres;dente IL III.
y II secretario me leyera ID co,nuni-
Icacion del sr van nresidenfa de- ia
Ifrr n,nai5fa Tele,,r4 sica Westeru linton
| y u copia f3eI nnnesto telecrafr1a. "a
Il corclnsion a. IL lectura .ie esfog
eocun, artos 1os cualaa anar.,cea a,ri-
IL !, Mavor nidi6 da u cAmara n,,e
Ilio daiarap batiar I,iin ana dehido 4
y altitrd nunercsas fest,vldades 81
u capital' y otyas ~ zones M eatabal
~ tau mana w como IA .cost,,mhte
4 ora .daaaba hallar dol centro de e
~ n,ara Esta nrivilepio ~ fu6 conc ,a-
4ido ! toro6 nn ] rosicion i u nave!
Idal cantro
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-03-08

Taft. adios amigo, se acab0 a CHI
che. s ~ r, sls
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

81 ibrer 8ermdblung bon ibren bic
len bieiigen 6reunoen auf's Ser5lid=
ite begriiBt. = Die Morians Wfuiiffa=
pele madt quite 5ortidritte, Sic 0em
Offer un6 ser SUIT Der iungen Wmli=
fanten CUR gl1ten 5a6e 5u8ui6reiben
itno. 3ie iunge &apelle miro, 10 ltegt
es menigitens in ibrer Mbii6t, beim
&atbolifenfeite in ct. CLOUD, 6as in
6en September fdat, CUR 8erberrli=
dung Ser 6eier beitragen. - Das
Srobnlei6namsfeit muroe mie au=
idbrlid 10 audi lebten Gonnerltag
our6 feterli6en @ottesoienit NIT So
rauf %folgen6er Bro5eliion I'M Greien
feitlib bgeange1t.
&iers.
SSn letter Mittmo9 Modt fat Sobn
Mo@ I'M st. @abriels @oipitaI 5u
2ittle Sails int Sitter BON 60 Sabren
oas 3eitli@e geiegnet. Mn6eren So
ges muroe sic 9ei@e ra9 &ter5 ge=
bra6t ut16 lit Gbriit. 6auit's @ob=
nung gebabrt. Samitag Morgen 9
nbr fan6 6te 8eer6igung bon Ser ct.
Solepbs Stride aus itatt. M0ge ser
&erltorbene ruben in 6rte6en! -
Sobn &rtemesberger nr6 6ra1 ret
iten 0ienitag letter ISOLDE na@ Ga
Groile, 100 file on6eren Soges Ser
8riemesberger @ngelbart = &o@5eit
beimobnten. = SRI. Steaa 8ran6en=
burg lit bon Seem Dresden, 50. 9, mo-
ite einen mebrtp0@tgen 8eiu6 er=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
- @s lit bas 9ueumaiier, >peldes
oas Golb Sprtng 8ier rtno Den Mal5-
@rtraft 10 beriibn1t madt. 24<ba-
Cure eiderbeit.

Mae Tane BON ungleid)em Sebner.
mogen fD;nnen nidt ourd 8riaen ge-
felt meroeu, ober Bel lpeitem sic met
Iten f6nnen es. @ie tmmer es iei1
mag, es lit BON GROCER 8i@tigfeit,
oob nit @uren Mugen nidt erpert-
mentirt miro, 0enn, menn 6ie Bril-.
len nidt oas ermiinidte Mittel iino,
10 lit oeren @ebrau9 b0dit gefabrli4.
@enn SIR Guren Sal uns porleet,
Damn ieio Sbr iider. oh SIR 8riQen
gebrauht ooer nidt. @enn SIR bie.
|clben gebraudt, 10 tperoen 6e riidftii.
gen beioret net.n SIR feine gebrau@t,
10 meroet Sbr BON Der 9batiade, mte
es iid gebort, in aenntniB geiett.
8ebriioer 8eber, nddite Gbire our
sNoftoffice, 81. CLOUD, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
2lns Der nmgegemo.
Golo sprtns,

RRommenoen Sonntag tueroen Die
bieitgen @en3elritter etn Sfat Sonr=
nier IN Ser 8iGage @ane peranitalten.
- geo. Giebauier nitro bier eine
Habmitation fir 8riogman, @uilel &
60. einrihten. - 9einri6 Welier=
idmitt l1no 6ra1 iino bier gu 8eiud
etngetroffen, ser iid ii5er Sen gan5en
CONNER erl treden miro. - Sn ser
Iamilie 6rana Grortle bielt ein net
te5 MaoeI milfommene @tnfebr. =
2auomeier g. g. gbnte bon ct.
CLOUD mar Bier uno nabm Ste Ser
u1eiiung bes 3iitrifts Dor, Ser 81 Ab=
51tgsfanal5tpeden pertpenoet nitro. -
Solepb gtben BON 2anefor6, sc. g.,
lit gu pertpanotidaftlt6em 8eiuhe
eingetroffe1t. - Stepban Sal5er lit
bon Montana 5l1riidgefebrt, na6oem
CT lt6 BORT in SEN 8eitb ether 6eim=
lt1tte gebraht batte. - Sc gebt oas
gere6e, oaB Ebeooor grpeloing BON
6ooen, 9. 9, 5uriidfebren uno sic
9earbettung ieiner Bier gelegenen
Torm mieoer aufnebmen miro. -
Gin fleines &sin6 ser int baperti6en
Settlement mobnen6en 6amilte Geo.
Molttor fiel 5onntag Morgen BON
einem Stubl uno bra6 Elm 8ein. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

itattete, beimgefebrt. - 2ebrer 81. 6.
Seifert ltellte Mitte LETTER 8ohe oen
lnterri6t in ser 5dnle 6es ioge=
nannten 2odner 0iftrifts ein
81tf1tan.
2ebten 5onntag pnr6e in Ser bie=
figen ct. Midaels Stride oas Set ser
eriten FL. &in6erfommunion gefeiert.
Nadmittags oerabibieoete ii6 unier
ho@u. 8farrer 8renoer bon ieiner
|@emei11oe CUR Neiie nah ser alten
Seimatb in @liaB=2otbrtngen. @dh=
reno ieiner Mbmeienbeit miro uniere
@emein6e bon etnem Ser &relt5berren
aus Snamia nerieben. - 1tenitag
b%ergangener @ode tit Sobn 5dmolfe
BON ieiner &eiie nod &ilimee in 6lo=
rioa, mo er iid 5mei @o6en bei iet=
nem Sobne 6ra115 aufbielt, 5urudge-
febrt. @r bra6te perihieoene @etrei=
oeiorten nit aus oem ionntgen 5lori=
90, 6as fid ieiner Nngabe na6 fiir
ben S%armbetrieb ausge5eidnet eignet.
&ommen6en 9ienitag mer6en in Der
bieiigen Bfarrfirde ebelib p%erbunoen
6ran5 @obn u11o SRI. @liie gnoerlin,
belize aus 6tei er @emeiroe.
Slices.
Sobn &remer un6 @attin madten
Somntag in 8egleitung nniereS
bobtp. 8farrers stephan einen Mu=
tomobtl= ausflug nod ct. CLOUD, mo-
iie BEL Ser Gamtlie @eorg 8. &oien=
berger, 6ereu alteiter Sobn an ienem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

8eter S9afer bat 6aS neben sos.
Offers Blas gelegene 8auitiid gez
fauft n1to miro auf oemielben 6ieien
Script Elm @obnbaus balen laiien.
= Nif. @an5er> etn bieitger S@anf=
!pirtb, purbe Mtttmod Na6mtttag
mabreno eines @epitters BON etnen1
Blibitrabl getroffen uno anf Ser
5teue %getootet. NabereS in nabiter
Drummer.
&idmon6.
Mth. @amn1er Ien., tpel6er IN leb=
ter 3eit franfelte, .n1adt al1f 6em 8e=
&c ser 0eneinng erfreuli6e Sort
id]ritte. - Sacob gggermann bon
Gallo, q. 9, eritattet ietnen bier
mobne>1oen gltern etnen 8eim6. -
@et11rih 9embed un6 Sobn 8ertbol6
iino nah 5pei 8ohen tangent Be-
iltd) BEL bieiigen @erpan6ten un6
Treunoen mod ibrem .tSetm in ct.
Saul 5uriidgefebrt. = Ser Better
1arn1ing 6armers Club perian6te a1t=
fangs letter Wohe cine giienbabn=
magenlaoung gemildtes 8ieb nad
rod Siio=@t. Saul. - Sic Mt6mon6
Eelepbon 60. trifft 8orbereitungen
5ur Musbreitung 6es Selepbon=Nebes
sc. 81. 8uiien un6 Sobn Sang be-
gaben ltd Montag lebter 8o6e nad
@tuona, mo- lie BEL ser II. g.. Sc
ridtsiitlng alS @eidmorene fun-
gierten. - &ommen6en Dienitag
mer6en Geo. &loltermann bon Gor=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

bolm, q. 8, uno SRI. Sbereiio
Streik BON bier in Der ct. Eeter &
Hauls Stride perebelidt meroe1r.
Sa1f Gemtre.
Sic Hrdmienltite fir sic iabrli6e
5tearns County Ausitellung, mel6e
bon Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @eieu=
ihaft oes County ant 11.,r12. un6 Is.
September bier gebalten miro, lit TO-
eben CUR @ertbeilung gelangt. Era=
mien inn @ertbe bon $1,000 mer6en
fir Bferoerennen al1sgeiebt, urro fir
gieb uno ionittge @egenitanoe meroe11
Hrdmien berausgabt. Inter Sen
Gramien beftn6et ii6 cine %mertbpoae
Sonrilten=@ar.
Meire CIRQUE
Sim Mitttpo6l Sen 81. Wai, lieBen
in ser bieltgen Nfarrfir@e ibren
Ereubuno our6 Brieitersban6 iegnen
Soiepb 9pabn uno Srau @erbaro
Spabn, So@ter ser 6rau Matbias
5dneioer. Mit Sen pielen 8ermano=
ten uno 8efannten tpiini9t 6em
8rautpaare nahtraglt6 audi ser
uNoroitern" @liid, Sell uno Segen
auf alien @egen.
ct. Martin.
6ran5 &eaier fat 6em Sacob 2emm
BON &tdmono etnen 8olblut Berhe=
ron @engit fir $500 perfauft. Mie.
Mobs traf Mttte letter @o@e nit iei=
men linn am Montag angetra11ten
@eibden bier Elm, un6 beioe muroen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

.-@er einn1aI Golb Gpring Mal3.
Ggfraft genoiien, min tein anberes
mebr. 24.ba.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

6eier miro sic S6ulbaQe idon ge=
i9miift, uno eS miro ieitens Ser
ebrm. S6uli6meltern ni6ts nnge<
ideben bleiben, Inn sic @iiroe oes
Mberos gebubreno berbortreten gu
laiien, mie Dies au6 BON BEN S6ul=
finoern angeitrebt miro, sic 6em Bro=
gran1m gen1ab IN ibren 2eiitungen
fir sic gbre n1o Sen gnten STUFF Ser
sdnle, ser 2ebrfraft un6 Ser gar5en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

Ielblt p%ornebmen. &enrietta &auf=
mann miro sic ~@iIfommaniprade
uno @aulina Miibo Sic Mbi6ieosreoe
balten. Mebitoem miro Ser bodm.
&utbe0ralpfarrer 9r. SEQ Cons eine
Mulprade balten u11o Otto S. @ets,
Elm Wraouirter oer@obihule aus fri
bereu Sabren, miro ii6 nod in ether
Mureoe at Sic @raouirten pel1oen.
Die 6eltgelegenheit miro eingeleitet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

nit einen Griumpb<Marid porgetra=
gen. BON @lotbtl6a Dantel, ser Gbor
ser @obihule miro r2ife tie 9arf"
BON 6ran5 &bt portragen, uno in
ionltige multfalii6e Gortrage tbeile1
lid nod 9al1ra 90. 8arrett nno IS.
8alfe, mdbre11o oerGbor Ser @ohidm=
lie nod nit 5met id0nen @eiangen uno
@enrietta @ilbnr nit etnem Sabre
mobl @eiang" oieuen miro. Sir oieie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

- Die Sdll1Sfeter ser &atbeoral=
hodidute, aus ser oiel es Sabr aht
@roouirte, sic bier inn giloe erldei=
uell, IN gbreu lheioen meroe1l, flnoet
OIL fon1n1enoel1 Mittlpod Nbeno tn
Ser &utbeoralidlulbale itatt. Sir oie=
le 6eltgelegenbeit lit ein id0nes, reih=
baltigss Erogrannm %entmorfen> nno
tuir6 Ser bohlp'ite SEER 9iidof Sacob
Srobec Sic gertbeilultg Ser 9iplome
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
seblmf3f<i<r Ser Observation-Disclosures

@en1etn6e eintreten peroen. @s miro
Sen &inoern uno oeren geiitliden
Sberen feine groBere Sreuoe bereitet
meroen, als tpenn 5um gbrenabenoe
ser @roouirten ste 4atbeoralidule
nit Trel1noen uno @otnern 6teier
9ebraritalt a1gefiiQt fem miro, sic
hermit 5l1r Ibeilnabme a1 Ger Shul=
i6luBfeier auf's &er5lidite eingela=
Sen iino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
at. ]. a.. Tarnhar1
pneopatii@er 81r3t
telephone 68.2
SOB ct. @ermatr StraBe SOB
81. glpub, Minn.

~. StOuO ASttt@ts
Gage our erlten fl. aom.nunion 5u.
gelaileu mltroe> 51 @a1te maren.
Mben0s fubren Die 8eluber nod ct.
Soiepb, no iie Dem Batter ser 5ram
@remers tire N%ufmartltng u11o Damn
iiber ct. CLOUD sic @eimfabrt mud=
ten.
Melroie.
8abren6 zines Dienitag pergange-
ner ISOLDE bonn bdm'iten Migr. 8.
&idter in Ser ct. 8onifa5ius=airhe
geboltenen gra1tanrtes lteBen tbren
gbebuno ourb Hrieitersbano iegnen
gn. s. 8eiiier uno SRI. Maria @of-
miami. Wfit oen pielen gertponoten
ltno 8efannten 6es jungen Baares,
0as iid bterorts bober Ndtung er-
freut> piinidt 6emielben aud Der
uMoroitern" Elm nngetribteS gbele-
ben. - Ser DeforationStag miro bier
in feierli6er @eiie begangen; in Dem
fir sic Beitli@feit enttporfenen 8ro-
granm ft16 namentltb Die &inber
Ser ct. 8onifa5iusi6ule als Mtttptr-
fenoe gut pertreten. -9lugu1t Sauer,
@attin un6 Sodter iino BON ct:
Saul, no iie peridie6ene Gage 5u ge=
iu6 maren, b%eimudrts gefebrt. -
Clemens @0elbrod beftn6et iid in
Serbian, po er in Sen. Shlammbd-
bern @etlung bon ieiner rhermatt=
id]er Blage erbofft. - Teroinun6
gan5l pon ct. Soiepb bot Ste So.
SOFT @eitoen5 gefauft uno oieIelbe
NIT 8amilte bereits be5ogen. - So
r:ilie Sohn 5ofma1tn bot tbr 6etm
no1 Souf Centre perlegt, no @of-
ntann Nnitequug I'M stootherr=6let>
ifergeid6ft genom1nen bat. - Die
Sc Sabre alte Trau u. @al5 fat ii6
bon ibrem 2eioen mieoer politdnoig
erbolt. - Sobn Mepmonn laBt arf
|1etnem @run6itiid in 9orgeroings
Mooition ein 8%ohnbalts errihten.
Sodm. Serr $. @ald)er gab Mon<
tag ur6 0ienitag p%ergangener @ode
lit ser ct. Bontfa5tusi6ule einen
1ebr gut beiudten 8iloerportrag gum
8eite ser g%enarnten Sdule. - So
lepb $. Seal bon bier friiberer Sdul<
superintendent bon Morrtl Jon gorntp
uno s6mager oes &ongreBntitglte0es
2inobergb bon 2ittle 5aQs, lit bonn
8rGit6enten 8ilion als Boitmeiiter
BON Melrole ernannt por6en.
@ebet gum min6eiten ieoe iebs
monate 51 81. &ilep Smitb, Melroie.
9aBt tin Cure 3abne unteriuben, iol.
de paIten uro tpenn n5tbig fiilen,
nelf)es Ser S5dulniB ginboIt but.
@enu STR 5petn!nl iabrlid gum
2alnur5t gebt, uerben @ud) 0a5ur9
oieIe ut1natbigen shmer3en eriport.
Martb.
Sic Ma1rer meroe11 otele @o9e
nit ser Mrbeit an 6em Mnbau an 11n=
lere Yfarrftrde -fertig, uno Ste Smn<
der meroen Damn @ano ans 8erf
legen. @egen gnoe oe5 &o%i eirnonat5
Stunt nitro oas pergroBerte @ottes-
bal1s leiner 8%eltimnu1ng iibergeben
tperoeu fonuer.
Wpon.
2ebten Counting lparen @ermann
Mabren, Matbias Mdbren, 6rau He,
ter shmit uno @itttpe @erner Mdb,
rem BON bier in ct. CLOUD Bel Ser
6amilie Gaipar Mdbren 5u 8eil,1
uno tbeilten it6 6aielbit NIT ser ge=
r1or1,ten Ban1ilte in sic Sreuoen, Sic
Sic er1te FL. &ommunion zines So
milienmitglieoes NIT itd brtngt.
8ernbaro Sumbs, tpelder iih 6eS
Diebitobls zines 3meiraos Dor 6rie=
.oersridter Ml6en III ct. CLOUD ldul=
sig befannte, tpurbe 9tenltag bon
&reisridter &oier ser ct. @louo Ste
iiberuteie n.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01
SPELLING
TAKES F0NE OUT
NOT Spelling KRANK, BUT FUR
HIS PART HE'S AGAINST
sTANDPAT INsTTTUTCHUN.

WARRINGTON. May s1.-The Ma
tional Press clubs ol~d-fashioned
spelling bee, scheduled o the night
Of June 5th. has aroused q storm Of
protest from the advocates OF pho
netic spelling. as well as from a hock
Of spelling cranke." all over the
country.
The contest IL to be staged between
c~ontesting teams OF Statesmen and
|newspapermen. Tho complaints that
have swept in to the ofices OF the club
have dealt mainly with the idea that
this might give congressional sane
ttion to the old-fashioned methods OF
spelling.
Among the letters received by the
president OF the club. the following
ID one which reads in part as fol-
10 -:
"Honorbl Sur: i am shokd with in
dignashn, and serprist that yewer
lNashnl Press klub shud lend its hyh
lstnding and ~infiutnss to sutch ?
ncfereius and intkwitus proceeding as
Iyewer atemt to boistir UP the dekede
and stAndpatt instiushun nohn as
old fashnd spelling. 90
Don't konklud that ! am fonetik
spelng krank. Fur mi part I think
fonetik spelng takes al the fone out
OF spelng."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01
CALLS It AFFR0NT
TO UNITED STATES
GERMAN PAPER CENsUREs STEEL
INDUSTRIES FoR SAN FRAN
CISCO BOYCOTT.

BERLIN. May SIN order to head
OF the boycott movement against the
San Francisco exposition h foreign
office has called y meeting OF the re-
presentatives of tho leading German
industries, to be held June I'd. to dis
cuss with the government h question
OF Germany's participation.
While there 10 n strong feeling
mons the heads Of the German In
dustries to refuse to participate In the
exposition. out Of resentment against
the Questionable clauses in the Ameri-
can tarif bill. the German government
is much put out over the prectpita-
ton Of the question by the tsaction OF
the execution committee of the Az
ISOLATION Of German Iron and Steel In
dustries, one OF the biggest industry
organisations In Germany. including
such interests q the Krupps. by adopt
ing q resolution In which the com
mfttee FIRMLY rejects h proposition
The government feels that the a.
ISOLATION should have awaited the cor
ference of all tho tndustrfea,s xrfd should
not have given the impression to the
United States that Germany. will boy
colt III exposition. The Frankfort
Gazette excoriAtes the action Of the
Iron and Steal people ~ tactlsss. and
says that Germany has mot 20 many
friends that b can AFFORD to offer
an affront to the United States.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01
SEA LEVEL CANAL
ONLY PROPER ONE
BUNEAC vARTIIA HOPES NOT
BUT SEES TROUBLE AHEAD
IN PANAMA.

LONDON, May 31.-Phiilippe Blu
neau variila. at one time chief engi-
neer OF the Panama canal. is passing
a few days In London with his daugh-
ter. He says he intends to be pres
emit at the opening OF the Panama
canal unless considered an undesira-
ble," he added smifingly. Referring
to the danger OF slides he said:
II do net like to be regarded al an
T told yoI So prophet. but II Ia Just
what I have often said. I do NOT,
however, consider slides 10 be the
main danger for the canal The cru
cial point Is regarding the Gatun
dam owing to the plastic nature OF
the foundation. and the absorbent
of the surrounding country.
Mind you I am hopeful that nc ca
lami,y will hefall the dam, but I am
fearful Of one
Every day convinces me moro and
more that a sea level canal Ii the
only proper thing. The life OF the
present canal IS at h most fifteen
years and the present estimate Of TO-
600, 900 tons OF trafic yearly will. in
my opinion. increase to $50, 00o. 900 In
a decade. As the Ina can cope at
the outside with only so, 600 coo tons
there will be a necessity after ten
years. In order to cope with the traf-
fc. to transform the canal into the
straits Of Panama. to we'd the Pacific
and Atlantic oceans"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01
MUCH GRAPE JUICE
COMES TO MIR. BRYAN

WARRINGTON, May 31.-Omcials
OF the state department sat up and
took notice today hat a large case
labelled grape juice was seen to ar
rive at the once Of w. j. Bryan. sec
Rotary Of state. There was for a time
expectation that Mr.. Bryan's brand
OF liquor would be passed around,
but this was dispelied when messen-
gers were seen carrying the case of
grape Juice down into the basement.
partment that this was not an iso-
lated case" and that others have
been received 1t the secretary's ofice
recently. It was reported that Mr..
Bryan has been the recipient OF many
gifts Of cases Of grape juice since the
occasion Of his dinner 10 the ambas-
sadors, at which biz policy. with re-
gard to wine 1t dinners, was made
'cuss the scase."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01
CARNEGIE ALMOST
Is FREE TRADER
s17r sor QUITE. ME sArs-
PRAISES WILSON. BRYAN AND
AMBASSADOR PAGE.
LAIRD TALKS FREELY
-
WANTS PEACE. Low TARIFF. CUR
RENCY REFORM AND GOVERN
MENT OWNED HOMES FOR
AMBASSADORS.
LAIRD TALKS FREELY

LONDON. May 31.-Andrew Car
negie. who arrived here yesterday,
consented this evening to talk on
other subjects besides his peace plan,
which he is TO submit to the kaiser.
Speaking OF President Wilson. he
said:
President Wilson has done SPLEEN
did work. He Is a strong man with a
strong cabinet. Bryan has improved
wonderfully. and he Is a fine execu-
tive. His trip around the world
he is an entirely different man.
He Told 1t to Mckinley.
"I am glad that the tariff Is being
revised. / told President Mckinley,
on his way to Buffalo. just before his
assassination. that there was no need
to protect American industries, which
already had been sufficiently develop
ed. Our country Is doing such an
normo export business that protec-
ton Is certainly not necessary now"
Asked If he was actually a free
trader, Mr.. Carnegie said: "Practi-
cally, yes, but / wouldn't definitely say
SO, as some new industry might need
protection during its years of de-
velopment."
Currency reform" Mr.. Carnegie
continued. lis one OF the most i'm
portant questions in the United States,
for the country will run the grayest
risk OF panic until a system Is adopted
based on the European systems with
q central bank"
Mr.. Carnegie will meet Ambassador
Page tomorrow. The advocate =. OF
world peace paid q high compliment
to the new envoy.
Sixty for One Battieship.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01

$4,000

PHILADELPHIA. May 81
Trapped in room 1914. of the Belle
vue-Stratford, by a detectaphone
operated by Burns detectives, Jos
eph J. Summerill. prosecutor of
Gloucester county. n. j.; George w.
Dickensheets, president of the First
National Bank of woodbury.: Joseph
Best, freeholder of Gloucester county.
and director OF the First National
Bank of Woodbury.. and H. w. Stille.
of the Union Railway Supply COM
and held in $1,000 ball. each on the
charge of conspiracy to blackmail
and extort the sum of more than
s150.000 from the family of a man
against whom the county prosecutor
pretended to have criminal evidence
The trapped me spent more than
two hours In revealing their demand
for $4,000 cash, and 5000. 600 for
bonds worth about $4,000. as the
price at which they would all pledge
themselves to secrecy about the facts
they claimed to have In their possess
sion concerning the young man whom
Prosecutor Summerill. in addition,
pledged himself not to prosecute. Six
witnesses were in room 1213 listen
ing to the detectaphone record.
Brother Helps Him.
49,
The man against whom Prosecutor
Summerill pretended to have crimi-
nal evidence, known to his three as
sociates in today's fatal conference.
is Charles c.. Moore, of Clayton. who
was at the head of Moore Brothers
Glass company until II went into he
hands OF receivers several months
ago. This company had 100000
bonds outstanding, and it no sooner
went into the hands Of a receiver
before Mocre's family, which is
wealthy, was informed that P%rosecu-
tor Summeriii had evidence which
seemed to show that Moore had ap-
propriated 5000 Of his corporations
money for his own use. and that the
prosecutor felt inclined to place this
evidence before the grand jury with
the idea OF having Moore indicted.
But ut the same time that Moore's
family was told about the pretended
evidence against him. his relatives
were also informed that the whole
thing could be settled, and that there
would be no danger Of any prosecu-
ton II the $20a 900 bonds Of Moore's
corporation wefe taken up. Later
came an additional demand for $5,-
900 cash. .
Moore's elder brother. David Will
0 Moore, took up the case at this
point. determined that no biackmail
should be levied from his family.
Hires Burns Detectives.
Under the guidance Of Burns de-
tectives and his attorneys. the elder
Moore opened negotiations with the
four arrested men. and had a con-
ference with them in the Bellevue
Stratford. and induced the arrested
men to afnx their signatures to a
legally drawn up statement setting
forth the entire blackmail PROPOSE
ton.
When the detectives broke in on
the conference. and put the four men
under arrest, Prosecutor SummeriIi
attempted to destroy the two copies
70 writing.