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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-04
MuslanD.S
q us gReritp.

Gtabt Ulerifp, 3. 8e3. =
Die 6ufen1tab. 5umpieo purbe um
Mittiprh offi3ieu fir bic temporGre
bduptitaot bes Siaates Samaulipd5
erfidrt. General Nntonio Rdbagr,
Der Weilitdrgpuparneur, Der ge3pungen
puroe giuoaD gietoria duF5ugeben,
unb BON benz ss irrtbiimIi6er @eiie
bieB, baB sr selbitmprO beqanssn
tabe, bat fid auf gefsbl Ger Regierung
mad 5dmpico begeben, um Die
Siaats Rsgieruns in 5ampico 5u
reorqoiTiren.
0as Griegsminiiterium tiinDigte
an, bab General 4ri5menoi uup bret
Sffisiere, bic aus giubub gictorid
rertrieben tpurben, ihre 3ruppen reorz
edniiiren uno tpieber auf Blctoriu
sumarf6iren iolIen.
gei Der aQgsmeinen getriebs it0runs
trirb es aber Der Regierung i6Der
fallen, in bsm gebirgissH Geldnoe obns
tic GiIenbabn cine erfolgrei6e aamz
paane su fiibrsn.
3uperldfiqs Rdhrihten iiber ole
militdriiden Spsrotionsn in Der BE
publif iino nur Ihper 81 erldnsea,
rnb bic tpenilsn Rafrihten bic etns
treffsn, Iautsn unsinitis fiir bic Rsz
oierung.
Die Wilitdrbeborpen bebienen iif
ner Observation-Disclosures Wetbooen, nm
Retruten fir bic Qrmee au betcr'
men. Die 9i.nitmdbhen limb ieh'
ooriiftig, tpenn lie Iih auf bic Strab.
beaeben, penn Tie tpiiien. baB 8useno:
BON Wdbhen auT ben Strdben aufae
eriffen fporoen iino. I'm als Soiba
neras, b. E. dls Gsfdbrtinnsn fir oI:
| ins sFelb qefhidten SOlbaten Der
ipenbuna gu finben.
Gin bon ben Wilitdrbeb0rben unqs
nencster 5rid fiihrte Der gunbes
drmee duf einmaI 65 Refruten gu
gor einsm WanoelbiIbsrtheater mare!
| 8latate dnasIhlaaen, bic dutiinoiqtal.
bub Die goriteuuna ~nur fir Wtdnner
fei gas tleine GotaI NOR bulb mi
Wdnnern angsfiiIIt. 3uerit rpuroen ei
niQe reliaiDIe gilosr auf bic 2etn
tpanb aetporfen oas erits mar bi
cSunqfrou pon guaneloupe, Die S6us
pdtronin prn Werito. Die Mdnne
lieben fid oiss aefallen. ais aber ap.
peitere reliable gilber folgteu. finQe
Die WGnnsr. bic ettpas Nnoeres srtpal
tet hdtt.n. au trafralliren an. Die pc
lisei, bic barauf porbereitet mar, Der
hoftets bic idmmtlihen Wdnuer IN
bra6te Tie nah elmer Gdierue, no Il
ohne Dei.erss in bic 4rree aeited
rurhpn.
Suares, 8. DEG. ueber8eu9t. %
bic Iisbsn Rsgisrunss Generdle. ni
ibrs unterperfung angetiinoigt Be
ben, oeriuhen fperbeu, bic Ser. Stao
ten su errei6eu, ihidte dm Wtittrot
4 General giqa nebr Sruppsn ab, III
bic Sdrapane BON gbtbuabua 1b3u
fangsn. man slaubt ab.r, bab es If
nen nidt gstingen ipiro, lie sin3ubr
len. Die 5liihtlinge iperocn paAl
= itsinlih Bel grsfioia ii6er ben 5lu
aeben, lpo ne ounn bon ben auleritc
|. niIfen 5ruppsn perhaftet piiroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-04
Jeuer an OIL pear( Slra6c,
Tasiclbe hattie nm Yiitternad)t einen
GeneraInlarm sur Splge.
Grploiion blGit BON einem 6auie oaS
1ad fort,

lin Waitternaht brad III bem piers
it0diaen sgabritgsbauoe Der Bennett
eating So, 127 9it pearl Strcbs,
i5euer aus, peltes bon einem gripctz
polisiiten entDedt nuroe, Der iogleI1
bic sseuerfpebr alarmirte. Snfolsc Der
SJeuer9efdbrIiateit Der Radbdrit1ft
lpurbe loglei6 Elm GensraIaldrm abgss
qe6en. Sn benz Gebauoe befinOet iid
ferner nod bic 5abrit Der Il. s. Dom
Suppln so. 9as Gebauoe SO. 123
Cit gearl Strabe miro BON Der She
riff propiiiou 60. benuBt uno oas9s,
bduoe Ro. 129 BON Der GnterpriIe So.
SGmmtlihe gaulihfsiten iinb uler=
Itodig. 0as Seusr tDiitbete in cen
spei pberen Stodfperten Don glp. 127.
Gs miiiien iih bort pobl 9uie ges
biloet baben, bic our6 einsn 5unten
ent3iinpet ipurben, oenn gang plosiIcl
floq nit sinem luuten &naQ Gin 9rober
Jbeil oes 0afes ob un0 bic Sriimmer
itiir3ten tradeno in Die an benz 6aule
oor5eifiibrenoe 2lllen. gum Slid na.
oieielbe unnittelbdr porher BON ben
menI6en, bic Ii9 oprt dn9sIammelt
batten, gerdumt tporten, 10 oub Ries
mano per!eBt oosr setootet puroe. lie
grploTion bate cine furhtbare 8es
malt, Denn biz. Dahsisgsl rpuroea bod
in bic 2uft geIhleuo<rt. ebe lie pruis
| Ielno nieoerfielen.
| Den gemiihunasn Der fsuerIDe6r
Qelara ss. bic SSlammgu auf Die beiber
o6eren Stofperte' bss 9eHnett'iher
9ebGuoss 5u beihrGnten uRo in efp1
elmer Stunoe bes f5euers 6err Al
iperben. sSn oas 8ennetiihe 9ebduo'
| iopie in bic iibriaen 9eblube pur
ben rieii1e WaIIerma'en aeihlsuoer
uno Der Sd,aoeu. Der our6 oas Wdl
Ter auaerihtst purbe. 1T ohns Irda
| sr6ber. ais Der outA- bic Slammel
reruriatte. 2lm 't6nerIten lit notiir
LID Die Bennett Sedt SO. gei61otg
unb ibr Shaben biirfte iih auf etn,
! $4,000 helauFsn Die SFirnen in Del
Rebenbduisrn iiHo ausihlRBIih burc
Duiier qcihdoiQt unb bier ldBt iIc
Der Shdbsn iopeit nod niht nit ge
| itimmtbeit nnqe6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-04
Die Mpthe Grens.Sieael.

Bon Samitaa an t0nnen Rot6e
4reus.Sieasl i'm aorribor bss Dot.
cmis aetauft peroen. FRI. Sarnb 9.
5slbert piro Die 4uFfitat iiber ben
gerfoufsitano fihren. Der Grlos fdllt
te,anntlif, Der bieiiaen 4nti 9ubers
tuloiis 2iad All unb ba III ss erfreu.
lid. bah sahlreihe ssirmsn erheblihe
Rotten bieier Sieael beiteat haben, nm
fie uuf bic 4blisIerunnspadeie su lie.
ben. Sn ben Offentliden Shulen foil
eer IL. December ols Der 5aa fir ben
8ertrieb Der Wsihnahtsiieael anaeisBi
tperoeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-04
9Isine psli3elma6 6,rie9ten,

- Grau anbis Quid bon Ro. 800
Central Ansnus Hslbets ge'tern be-
pclisei. oab ifr aus ihrsr Wo1Hung
TIM Qoufe bes gsIirissn 0ormiitugs eia
porssmonnaie NIT $l5 ss|iohlsr
ipurbe.
Nls permiB! nurbe eeIitrn Der
poIiaei btr 80 Sabre nlts Nlbsr! Gts
,rert BON glo. 804 armorp 4penue aes
meIoet. Dep.rt. ieinss 3tidens Elm
Xnitreifsr, Derlieb pcrseittrn lsin.
gDobnuna uno tn ieitbem BON ftins-
anseb6risen aiht mehr seist<n ipor'
ben.
Charles sSoiier, bon 9so. 41o
Hioncer Strnbc, ipuroe geitern nliter
Der WeifuIoigling berbaftet. Mett3et.
tel niif VieroerenHen in iainem BERT
oebabt su haben.
Ter forbige TeteffiD 5oiDare
Greer ipiroc aeiiern bonn Boltseihe1
Eopelon bonn Iienjt Iiispenolrt uni
iuiro iif Dor Sihcrheitsoirettor Gait
ipegen i,nipiirbigen Detrngens sii per-
nntiporten haben. @reer besnb iid an
Tienitns abeno 5n fpater Stunoe IN
Die 0ohHmng bes Jarbigen Sames
6. Snrpeu. fp6breno nnr Jrau gar
pep su &nuie mar ,inb &orDep. Del
fiir3e 3cit ipdter beimfebrte. gnb an
ben Ieteftir 5irei MeuolDeridiiiie ab
bic ieoc& ibr 0iel rCriebIts. .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-04
Sals ipift bic 0ieren ans, ubne Su
idJaoen; audi neutraliiirt es Die
llrinianre, ipoonrd) 8laien'St-
ritirnns permiebcn ipirb.

Ship1he Der 9tieren uno gIaie
entiteben ourh ltrtnidure, iuat cine
berilbmte 9lutoritdt. Die gtieren ill
trieren Die Sdure aus Dem 8lnt 1!no
fiibren oieielbe in Die 9Iaie ab, no lie
oftmals nerbleibt uno SSrritirunB uno
Gnt3iinoung pcrurinht, cine brenncn-
De Seniotion peruriahetio, ober tie
irritirt ben Sals Der glaie, ipoo,lrh
Sic genotbiqt meroen, 3ipei ODER bret
Dsal oe5 Na6tS auf3uIteben Ter
2eioenoe Iebt IN fortpdbrenoeriS
9as 8aIier lit oftmals brerneno ino
lit iebr reihlih, iulo man fam es
i6iper balten.
9laienihnGcbe miro oie5 BON Sen
meiiten 2eltten genannt, neil lie oas
llriniren ni6t fontroQiren fonaen.
@dbreno es iebr unangenebn unb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-04
Qigretten beftnittp unz
ter 49t uno 8ann.

ter u Ot u II . Il II.
Duibinston, .. g., 3. DEG.
Giner enbgiltigen GntideiDune beg
G6abomts Departsments 3ufulge,
Die am Mitttpo6 alien 3oQeinnsfmeru
3ugsiditt puroe, burfen teine Ntgret>
ten in Die Ser. Stadten gebrd6t rerz
ben, peoer auf 6Uten nod i'm 8spGd
Dilbp0gel oiirfen nit ben 5eoern Inn
portirt perbsn, bic 5eoern miifen a6cr
3eritort lpsrben.
4ongreB.
Md7binJton, .. g., 3. Deg.
Gds Observation-Disclosures nabm am
WtttDo6 bic Sup'i6e Qrmee Jretz
lpiIiqen @orld9e an, bic tem aongreB
ihon ieit oSabren porgelegen bat.
Inter Der gorIage, Die jest benz Ss>
nat suge6t, foqen 6reilpiqige IN
SrisesTaQ auf ben glsiten StanD@
tuntt ME bic 5ruppen Der regularen
Strmee qeitellt perosn. Wenn elm
Srieu ausbriht ober nroht, iol Der
grdIibent bus Reht baber Jreitpilis
Qenreeimenter fiir o:n Grleg gu orgo@
riIiren. Die 2eute tperoen nfiir Die
Cduer bes arieqes" angerporben. Der
grGiioent bat cQe Sffi5tere 3u ernen@
nen, cher niht mebr als bier Sttt@
aiere pon Der lsouldren Armee rurten
einsm Reoimsnt sugetfeilt tpsroen.
I9ieIss acknowledgement rpuros elm Qoz
iuntt bes Mil;3beeres, poer Der 9bdtIos
roloaroe btlben.
I'm ibrc : Saari d mud eE
beraubt.
ToIebo, g, 3. 9e3. SSra1 GSreo
Gohoon BON Goint Slace tpur0c II
Der TienItaq 9aft Inn YdtternGft
in threm 9ett BON 3rpei masflter
lFdnneru iiberfaIlen, oie ihr ihr ION
qes oites 5aur abihnitten, ln'
ionit aber fein 2eio 5uiiigten. St
ganoiten thaten oies, nafoen Tie I'D
iiber3e,tqt, oaB Die 6rau fein (Seli
| i'm Salts babe.
| Som elmer Gam y IN g
iiberfuhren.
cleveland, 8, 3. Ge5. 9tIll
ltuger, ein Ell Sabre otter arabe
Iprana am 0tittlpof), als er bon De
| Shule noh 0ouie suriif1ufehren in
@earifie mar, auf cine qroBe Gan1p1
nalse, 0ie ser Stabt qebort er 'le
| ober bera6 uno por Die WoitTne, IN
| ebe es oelanq lie sum Ste6en 8
| brinaen, mar lie ii6er BEN anohe
bintpeoqeiobrer. Ter Sfnabe puro
pollitanoig 3ermalnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-04
Jn(anOG Ge(egrap6
6. gllt5 pluio oirt
nj itffd1ulb

nihtfauloig.
6bicaso, ST.. 3. Gssbr. WiIs
liam 6. glis, BON Cincinnati, S9io,
Der Dor elmer gorpuersiurp eingeltuns
ben bate, DOR elm paar Wtonaten IN
einem bieIigsn 5otsl feline 5rau err
moro.t su baben, un0 Der oes Wloroes
i'm eritsn 9rabe ansstIagt 1T, pldotrte
an Wlittpoa niatitalois. Ssin PRO-
seb pirb notwithstanding nod in oisiem
Wonat besIHnen.
Gine Bette btngeri6 i6tet.
giTon, g. O., 3. Resember. So
Iep9 Rietman, Elm gegsr, Der WtOroer
Der srau Glen Sor uno ibrer "A
s{c6re alien 5ohtsr, III bier am Mlittz
nod ourh ben Strans binserihtet
neroen.
Ridman bate 5rau 5or uno ihre
so6ter auf ibrer 5arm BEL 9irbp i'm
September srmoroet. gstrOleum Gber
Die 2eiasn sesoFeH uno bas 9aus IN
9rauo geitsdt.
9 huer Be trait.
4fron, g., 3. DECEMBER. Did
&eioris, Der BETTER zines Eeitausz
rants, Der dngetlast mar, IN ungeiess
liter Weils Shnaps pertduft gu bds
ben. purpe am Mittpph pom Rihter
8augban su $500 Strafe uerurtbsilt
9sIOris 1T Der erIte Wunn, Der bier
unter benz nsuen 2iasnsgeieg oer6afte;
pproen 1T.
3sIapa aus Der Salt snt.
lalien.
Rem Yort, 3. DECEMBER De.
Trubsre prdiioent 3eIapa bon Ntcara,
qua rpurbe am Mittpph aus benz 81
fdnsniB entlaiIsn. nahoem er nsrIpro'
den, fofort nah Barcelona, Spdnien
auriidtebren gu ipollen. Gs geihaf
bies. nahoem bic Resieruns bon gticn
rasud, auf bsren 0erlausen 3elant
rsrbaFtet iporben mar, ibre SuItIm
uluns basu segebsn bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-04
EeutiGer 2ebrerperein.

stn Der 9eriammluna am 6. Seaems
yer. Nafmittaas 53 llhr. in Der aulu
Der %. 9iitrittihule. nirb foIasnoes
9roaramm ourdaefiihrt:
groffnuna burh ben prdiiotnteH.
alanieroortraa BON Fri. emma meit'
ler.
r4ufihnuna" .Shnmann
.Warum2" Shumnnn
9emeinitaftlifes 2iso.
0ortro- bon 6errH Rid. 8uditrs.
skma: .Streifli6ter ouf 2eHau's
Dihtunaer.
9eihdftlidbes.
Gemsinihaftlihes 2isb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-04

uno @alnut GtroBe, Ndlttnlibfeiten
eeiidert uno piro in oett nddlten ga.
gen nod ibrem neuen 6eim iiberiies
bcln Ter Wnblratb miro fir ieine
neuen 8eid1itslofnlitdten $1,000
Ytictbe pro eSabr be5ablen.
Die 9tdilme, ipelhe bisber Der
Bablratb i'm Ratbbauie inne bate,
iperben tiinftigbin BON bemWuniaipalz
ridlter,i benuBt Iper6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-04
Eie1 ilno Da1.

1Sreoerif Shnliot & Cons ha.
ben peltern i'm liaStiid)en Saunut u1n
eiiten gnnerlaubniBidlcin filr cln
ied)sit0di9es 8eb1uoe uafaeil,dlt, oas
nit cinem aoiteuauitpano bon $50.
600 nili Dem @runoiiif go. "a 2G
GIt ,iinfte StraBe erridtet perben
fon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-04

- Gin freher Tieb ldnate aeitern
Ibenb ourh Elm offenfisbsnbes 1tniter
ees GrbaefhofIes In oas WoGnaimnter
BON WilIiam guih i'm buufe no.
1916 Drain Strnbe nnb feb Elm auf
Rem fseniterbrett Iieaenpes pcrte=
nonndie nit $40 sSnbalt als hphpill.
fommene peute miiaeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-04
ftyisaal.Rs

Der ebsmaligs Gountp Sdubmsie
fer Ssrr irant Rat.erman n
besins ssftern ieinen 50. 0eburtsid9
unb empfins BON Isinen sablreihea
Greunoen uno gstanuten bic berS.its
ften gliidpiinIts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-04
1euiidler 9sionier.Werein.

Der geutihe Yipnierperein pers
iammelt iih beute Qbenb CUR regete
mGbigen Wonatsiisung in Der Geatra.
1urnballs. 0err GATOR Dr.. ). 8.
Dorm bal ben 9orirag iibernommeE,
70 bab elm senubrsiher 4bsnb bspcr=
fttht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-04
0eilagel.Ausitelians in Der WnNf
S1aHe.

Inter ben auIpisien Der amsriean
Jarmers NfIoeiation mirbe seitern in
Der TsuIitballe cine 0efliisel Nus
Itslluns er0ffnet. bic an Wannisials
tigteit Der ausgeiieltsn 5bIere fat
ale bic 0orsGnser in osn Shatten
HE'LL. Die bsrporrasenoiisn 0efligels
3iinter oes aanbes habtn nieIslbs NIT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-04

Oas Snititut gaiteur IN
Carts feierte in oisien RoDerlberz
iagen fein 25idbriges SubtlGunl, oei=
len 9epeutunq oErh bic Mi1fpeien9elt
bes grdfioenten Der Reputait foipis
fait Tdmmtliber leitenoen 8ertreter
Der ftaatlihen 9ebDroen CdbgeIehen
ron ben MGnnern Der metnsiniihen
8iiIenfhoft, oenen iid 5ablIl,ie beoeue
tenbe Ramen aeiellten, bic uur iosuz
ioaen ais 8ertreter Der enntbarsn
2tllaemeinheit erfbienen nol1n) be-
tont ipurbe. Ruh iabrelan5,H 9e-@
iu1eH bate paiieur am 26. Stto6e.
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Nal,lratb siebt nm.

Der @ablratb miro aus Dem Rotb-
hauie allssiehen. gie geboroe bat lid,
bereits in Dem alien 9ebdl,oe Der Gr'
iien Rational ganf, an Der Grittsn
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" II d elm @runb.

Gertbeioiger (8u leiuen sflienten):
.garlIn polleu Sic Den Sild]tgr
9mann als befangeit abIebnen2"
sd babe NAL I'M 9ieItanraat
auf ieInem Sut seieiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-04
Nus einem 8erid)tSpro.
tofolI.

Die POM StaatsanmaIt ange3o9ea
ncn IanenItriinIpfe tountc oa8 lie.
ridt 0em giugeflagteu niht III Die
Sd,uhe id)icbcu, oa CT nat 1adlage
berehtlqt mar, Die y. .. 0amenitrlnn-
pie ais harmloS an3uieben.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-28
POOR MAN GETS $500 REWARD.
Chicago Man Who Found Valuable
Necklace Paid for His Honesty.

Chicago Feb. 2S.-E.dward Mesko. of
4214 Fifth avenue, yesterday told his
wife and six children the last chapter
of his fairy tale. which began in Sep
tember OF last year. when in II heap Of
rubbish alongside a Pullman car he
found the ST 900 necklace belonging to
Mrs. a. a. Sprague.
Mr.. Sprague commissioned l.ebolt n
Co, jewelers. of this city, to offer n
reward. The jewelers. yesterday turned
$500 over to the employer of Miss Susie
Mesko. sister of the finder, \ provis-
ion for the safe investment of the gift
was transmitted with 1t. Mcsko ad-
mitted that the amount was twice as
much as his expectation.
While bandits and holdup men We're
demolishing safes and plate glass win
dows and attacking pedestrians for the
sake of few dollars the thousands of
dollars in pearls and diamonds lay In
the frail frame dwelling of the Mesko
family and We're even worn on the
street by Cornelia, Mesko's l0-year- old
daughter. Mcsko was entirely unaware
Of the value of the gems.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-28
Women Elated Over Appointment.

New York, Feb. os.--At the Dational
suffrage headquarters today there was
elaticn over the appointment of Repre-
sentative Hobson. of Alabama, head
of sub b-committce of the house COM
mittee OF the election of president AMI
vice president and representatives. for
an inquiry into the question of the pro-
posed womans suffrage amendments
to the constitution.
Mrs. Mary Ware Depnet. secretary o.
the national association, said that for
the last forty years congress had regu-
larly appointed committees to consld-
er the suffrage question but the mem
bers We're usually ell men bitterly op-
posed to woman's suffrage" She be-
lieyed this to be the first time con-
cress had taken the initiative in maxi
ing an investigation and said Hobson
was known as an enthusiastic sup
porter of the cause. None of the pre-
yious committees have ever made fe-
port she said.
Mrs. Dennet said the national asso-
ciation was sending Mr.. Hobson
great mass OF material Which ouSh:
to keep him and his committee occu-
pied for some time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-28
ANOTHER NlDERO
KILLED N AEICO
DEATH OF THIRD OF eRorAERO
DURING PRESENT uPRisiNo
CONFIRMED.
MILO MApERo SLAIN
WHILE LEADING REBELS
reported Death Of Raoul. Fourth
Brother. Not Confirmed Condition.
in Southern Mexico Becoming Tran.
quil-senate Refuses to Demand Rec
port on Mexico From President TafA

Washington. Feb. 2s.-onlctai an>
nouncement OF the killing OF Emilio
Madero. brother OF the former presi.
dent OF Mexico. reported several times
recently. was contained today in a dis>
patch from Ambassador Wilson. who
reported Madero shot while leading q
rebel force in the northern states. This
brings the death list of Maderos in the
recent Mexican trouble up to three.
No confirmation has been received oe
the reported death of Raoul Madero.
another brother.
Conditions In southern Mexico. Am~
bassador Wilson reports, seem rapidly
to be Improving. The governor of
fucatan. brother -in-law to former Vice
President Suarez. is reported to have
advised the Huerta government OF his
submission. as have governors OF Ta-
basco, Oaxaca, and Campheche.
Tho consul! Ct Nogales, reporting Ma
derist activities in eastern Sonora, says
q band of rebels is gathering to oppose
the Huerta government.
Reporting the burning of saass:seH
bridges on the Mexican Central rails
way north of Torreon. the consul ae
Durango says there Is rumor that
Campas rebel band OF 1900 shortly
will law down arms.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-28
ENToMBED MINERS RELEASED.
imprisoned Trio Suffers Untold Hor.
rors in Mine Shaft.

Pottsvile, Pa. Feb 2s.-Weakened
by hunger and benumbcd by cold three
miners. who were cntombed In coll
liery near Mahoney City. were rescued
early today. Two OF them had to be
dragged thru Il small aperture which
had been made during the last ten feet
of the digging in the wall which sep-
arated the men from liberty.
During the fifty eight hours the men
were imprisoned they We're without
food and water. Their clothing was
soaked with ice and water and they
suffered great hardships The waters
OF a creek broke thru the mine wall
and caught five men. Two were
washed by the rushing water to a place
of safety and the others were caught
and imprisoned. After many hours OF
labor the rescuers dispaired of saving
them until tappings were heard. Then
the rescuers redoubled their efforts
and finally saved their comrades.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-28
ASKS olssARMENr OF LAWYERS
Gussenheim Divorce Attorneys Ac.
cussd Of Wrong Practices.

eussd Of Wrong Practices.
Chicago. Feb 2S.-Action to disbar
certain lawyers alleged to have prac-
ticed fraud on the court in the Guggen.
helm divorce case will be started in the
circuit court by States Attorney Hoyne.
This announcement was made by Mr..
Hoyne last night after. a conference
with Chief Justice Jesse A. Baldwin.
of the circuit court and Judge Oscar E.
Heard.
Former Judge Edward F. Dunno in
1901 granted Mrs. Grace B. Herbert
Guggenheim the divorce from William
Guggenheim.
The following lawyers appeared in
the original case before Judge Dunno:
For Guggenheim = Guggenheimer.
Untermeyer & Marshall, of New York;
Jacob Newman, Solomon o. Levinson,
and Benjamin Becker of Chicago.
For Mrs. Guggenheim-Louis Werner,
of New York; E. 3. Felse nthal and Mil
ton ]. Foreman, of Chicago; Herman
Frank, Of Chicago.
In addition to fling information
against some Of the lawyers in the case
the states attorney also stated that he
would file bill Of review in the circuit
court.
The purpose of this will be to test
the right of the people Of Illinois to
interfere with a decree of divorce which
has been obtained thru collusion and
fraud.
Mr.. Hoyne would not name the men
to be included in his disbarment in
formation. He said the information
would be filed within week. after he
had made a careful survey of the d.
vorce proceedings before former Judge
Dunno and studied the evidence
brought out in later efforts OF Mrs
GuggenheimerWa to annul the
Dunno decree. -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-28
BECKER IN sW'NDLE
Police Lieutenant Under Death Sen.
tencs Alleged to Have Been Member
Of SwindIlns Ring Which FIeeeed
Los Angeles Business Men-Wo orked
Wire Tapping Get Rich Quick Game.

Los Angeles. Cal, Feb. 2S.-Lieut.
Charles Becker. the New York police
officer sentenced to death for the mur-
der Of the gambler, Herman Rosen-
thai, was one of the inner ring of pro-
moters who controlled swindling
syndicate which has been operating
here with tourists as its prey.
This information was given to Dis
.rict Attorney Fredericks by four Los
Angeles business men who allowed
their cupidity to- induce them TO enter
u wire tapping scheme in New Jer-
sey. which cost them $4,000.
These four, whose names were with
held by the district attorney. were es-
corted from here to Hoboken some
time before the murder of Rosenthal.
The game required no inesse. Swim
dlers simply told the four business men
they could clean up fortune with the
aid Of wire tapping protected by
Becker. The business men bit anu
dropped $4,000 each. The swindlers
paid their fares to New York.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-28
WOULD PLAY WILSON mARsLEs.
New York Man Sends Sot, Challeno-
ing Him to Game.

Trenton, y. j.. Feb. ga New
York man signing himself Nom Lcary
sent President Elect Wilson n set Of
marbles yesterday with a challenge 20
play match during the three days tho
governor Will be n private citizen, from
SATURDAY noon until Tuesday noon. His
action, he said. was caused by Cow
ernor Wilson's statement that ha
would like { . turn handspring in
celebration nf his brief relief rom ups
holding the dignity OF office"
Il will shoot you rings for kuuckS
after school, wrote Leary.
Il don't know Mr.. Leary, nor how
good marble player he is,'' said the
president elect" but I'll bet 1 can beat
him.
Governor Wilson regretted that nd
would be unable to accept the chal-
lense.