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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13

Berlin, 8. Mpril. Die SrQdne Der
GonIerpatipen uno Der Wlittslparteien
ertIdren ii1 NIT Ser oon Dem 3ei6gs
tan3Ier 3ur ll1terftiibung Der armeez
uorld9e in pffener SiBung oes oeutz
idlen Reihstags geboItenen Reoe einz
peritaHben. Ginigs BON linen finb
iogdr begsiitert uno perleiben ibrem
Gntbuiiasmus oariiber, bab ser
8an5Ier gun3 offen unb freiniitig
iiber bic allgemeine 9oge 9eipro6en,
in paifenbsn QGprteu gtusorud.
Die Oroane Ser Raoitalen erfldreu
febr tiibI. boB bic 3eoe bes 3an3lers
nints nsues entbalten unb aud
ntdt NIT elmer. Silbe bic 5ebIer ,rs
irdbnt babe, bic sr, Der &eih8fdn8Ier,
Defenders BEL Der Q9aoir 9(ngeIegens
belt, gemd9t babe.
Die beute bier einqstroffensn 8isz
ner 3eitungen iinb oes 2obes iiber bic
8eoe bes 9sibstonslers poG. Die
eeitern fortgeIeBte 8ebatte iiber nit
9lrmeebprIa9s CAB mebreren Reonern
8erdnlaFung, 9lngelegenbeiten gu be-
rii6ren unb gu er0rtsrn, Die nit Der
eur Debate porliegenoen @efebesporz
Iage aud nidt oas aeringFe gu tun
batten. @insr iprdd iiber Ole Dor
re6te bes 4cels, Elm Qnberer iiber bic
Su0enfrage, Elm Drttter liner bic
WiB9dnolunq npn SDloaten, Elm
@ierter iibtr notipenbige 3eformen i'm
biplomatii6eu 9ienIt Il. I. 10.
Observation-Disclosures GrnTt 8afs
fermann, elmer Der f5iibrer ber 2iberas
len, iagte in elmer langen Reoe, naB
feline partei i'm Gr;r3ip fir bic 8or=
lage iei. Or. G}iile-, Der @ertreter
oes erIten 8abl6esirts bon Gadiens
Meiningen uuo Wlntglieo Der fortz
f6rtttIi6en 8pltspartei. bebanOsite in
Ieiner 3ebe bic 8orurtetle unb Mldn=
gel unieres Sffisier8torps. Die
@6rengeriate, iagts IidIler, ieien
6erte efenio penig @syidtsb0fs fir
Moral pie iie friiber getpeien, ions
bern nur Mtittel in Der Gdn0 pon Be
| fsblsbaberu SelbFi6epuBtfein uno
@brbeqriffe su uutsroriiten.
pas @olt". fubr Dr. Miillsr
pDrtIih fort, ofon tpeitere GpFer
brineen, aber es perldugt bafiir audi
in Der 8eoeutung unb in bsm GeiIt
Der SonItitution in Ser ''lti9beit
2luer unb nidt in leerem pomp Elm
Equivalent
Die Subbeutfden perlangen unb
ipiini6sn Elm itarfes greuBsn als
8uIis fir 8eutfdlonb, aber ni6t
preuBifhe Gingriffe unb pretBil6e
6ortnddigfeit. Die fortIArittlime
8oltspartei 1T bsreit. fir aGes ga
itimmsn, mas n0tig lit, a6er iie piro
iid) erlarben. oLes, mas unn0tig lit,
genau 3u priifen un0 gang unbarms
bersig aus3uitreihen."
3risgsniniiter pom 6sertngsn bers
tenoigte 0as Gffi3iertorps, mar dber
in Der Da6I feinsr ausoriide Iebr
ungIidIih uno perErIahte baourdJ
nieberholt oleemeine Seiierfeit.
Graf BON 9aniB, elmer osr aonIers
Dotiben, qriff bic Gosiul0smotraten
pegsu ibrsr 6aItung Ser Qrmespors
| loge gegeniiher an uHo oanfte i'm g1a=
men ieiner gartei bsm aan8ler fir
feline Reoe. qnoere Reoner nabrenb
| hsr nsI,rirsr eSih-tna Sss fpsirhe41,ss
parsn Der Go3iIloemotrat Sfeibes
mann, oer bic aiia:1ii6e Gjefobr" fir
iibertriebeH eytldrte uno bebauptete,
| oaB bic Gran30isu gar nid1t an grisq
beutsn un0 Der Jiibrer Der 3entrumss
portsi, er5berger, Der ben Qohnis
bafiir bei8a5riHgen fuhts, oaB biz
| grobte gefabr fir 9eutI4lono in
AuBlanbs Sidrte lteoe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13
SsSill abOQaleW.
St0utg 9titDIans uua
Mlpntenegro.
Seine pciteren 9sldae.

RontenearO iUa sauH, nit Srrbien
pcreinigt, Dem 90uig 9IifoInus Huo
ieiner 6nmilie cine ratipredleuoc
SabrcspcHiiUn nnter Der SeOiu.
sHHg brpilliasn, OaR 9.ifo-
Ians in Scm bereinigtcn aGniorcidl
SaS &edjt DER SbroHfoIge sufrbi,
ltrteiIe iiber Sic 9icoe res oeufldDen
&eidlsfaniIcrs snr llnteritHeuug
Der slrmceuurIagf - Dir Srgaue
Der raSifalen 2Sarteien fno mt oer
&eoe nidlt 5ufrieoen. &onicrna.
tibe 3eitnugen 2oll oes gubes.
9lHdl @icnsr @lattcr.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13
@eoemtt iMones etMnaen.
!. z. Merqsn permaalt geaat BEN
OGttingcr Qorps ,,8remeniia".

Berlin, 9. 2lpril. 2aut W1eI6una
aus Gj0ttingsn 1T oas ooriige dltelte
Corps ,grsmsniid" Saaf Der 6od1s
ber5igteit beg bsrftor6enen Qefp Dor
fer 5inau3magnaten 3. pierpont
Wlorson reid beba9t Dorben. Sert
Worgan ssb6rte, ais sr an Der 6ez
org qtuguit llnipsritidt itubierie,
Dem genonnten Corps an. sSn Grins
nerrng on bic t6itliaen GtunDen,
pel6e bgr nunmebr DnbingeIhisoene
bamals i'm Grsiis Der engeren aoms
miliiiousn oertebte. BAT er Der ofabes
miiden @ersinigun8 Elm anie6nIi9ss
Qesqt ousgefebt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13
eraHtiAe @pasnab,ne.
&criamm!uH0cH nue 9gmsuftratiunen
III ct. 4etcrsbnra itrena Derbpten.

49, thtNtti &AtiiSA titE JtthNMHIultUWtH
III ct. 4etersburs itreng perbpteu.
ct. Betersburq, 9. glpril. Der
poliaetprdiett erlieB bepte cine ora=
itifde @efpr0nung, Iaat spel1er ale
@eriammIllrgen un0 GtraBsnoemons
itrutiouen. Die iebr lei6t oen 6ffsntz
lichen 6rieoen eefdbroen f6nnen, berz
botsn iiaO. Dieter 8eFe6I Gilt fir
ole 9eD0lterungsflaifeu Der 6auptz
ftuot. QBenn oisiem 4oeiebl nidbt
itrttt 5olge geIeiitet pirb, 70 Iolen
bon Der Yoli3ei ole oruitiIhIten MaBs
regeln in Nntpsnoung gebradt ners
ben, um iie our65ufiibren. Gs Iols
len inter allen llmitdnoen ale pdnz
fIapiihen un0 anti0iierreicbiIden 9es
monfrdtionen berhlitet peroen. Die
qNopoje 8remja4 fogt oa3u: .yaad
Den GreigniIien Der leBten Sage mare
es nubz anO slpedlps, cine loqiTdbe
GrtIGrung Der @erfiigunq bes prd=
fetten 81 perIuhen. 0ielc 8eiat eis
nen polIftdn0igsn mangel an 8enGns
oigtsit in Der 9oltit Der Regies
rung".
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13
Soiai -. -.s os,55oie7 si74652 5s2
0isft 68 @linipnen miifIen on.

Gisls 68 m2iuipnsn miifTen 0ura
bic gintommenfteuer geoett perben.
Die 8epa6Iitnnsr perben feiu Sub.
fitut fir Biz 8prlaqe beaniragsn,
anh nerpea bic rsbubli.anifhsn
Mitglis6e- bss aomifssg fir 9litts.
aR6 Nege eiuen Winoritdtsbsridlt
eritnttsH. uup iis peroen I'M 9Ienum
bei ieoer etlsgsnheit bic 3oaidbe oes
gegeRrdstiasE 9Grifs fir Bic proopz
nierfsE bfaHtTaosH. g8snn e bic
45ttaat Der 6smotraffihtH Tihrst
lpare his 8orlaae ngrhsnnei.Ff'gn.
tn t5REtea iis oe# IN treHisen g8os
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13
Yapt i4ndGer.
NiI0er Dpr Dem 9Satts
fam Oetem fitr ibu.
ScrpanOte beiuden i5n.

Rom, 9, @pril. aaroinal 9pmps
pill, Der erit por eiaiaen Sagen BON
Dem @apfi gum Generdlpitar ernannt
por6en tit, orouete beute an. bag
in allen &irben @cnts pdbren6 ser
HG2iten Sdge beIpRoere @ebefe fin
otn Yopait aelpro6en perSsn IoIs
len.
@uf Der 9io5sa oi San gietri
nor Nem @otiton periammelten iib
balte oreitoaieuo 9iI9er birett untsr
cen 6euitern Der 4rinotsilHmer oes
9opites un0 beteteu fir oeFen @ieues
Jung.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13

gei etnsm gsfedt, 6as gsFsrn
unpeit 4dco. aris.. Gnf Hlerifauii6sm
zerritorilim 3fuiitheH merifoHifhtn
8ebslleH uno 8egierungstrappen ftatts
FaHb. purosn bret GoiSdteH som
nsuHteu 8uHoes Ea0aaeriersgimsHt
BgrDunosf.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13

WnfGinQton, .. g., s. gtpril Die
neue Sarifborlage, lpie iie om Dienss
tag BEN oemptratiIthen &autus porz
qeleqt porben lit, Itellt Rob3uder
ouf bic 5reilifte. neil iih bic Senda
tprsn Der 3uder proon5ierenoen
Gtootsn getpeigert baben, uuT ben
@DrI6lae nes 9rdiibenten, 3uder aui
bic Dauer BON brsi 9yabren nit Ell
mem Gent ons 9funb gu beiteuern
uno nadber frei gu MAIDEN. ein5u9e@
Een. Qlu9 babeu iidh Ihon mebrere
Genatoren gegen frsie Rpbpolls ers
tIdrt, uno penn oieie nit ben Gut
fertenatoren gemeiniams Ga6e mas
fen iollten, mas ie6r pobriheinlith
lit. 10 ipirb bas 3uitanbetommen bes
bemotratiI6en Sorifs iebr problemd=
tifn Tein. 9as 9tbgeprbnetenbous
hero bic 9in annebmen, pie lie bom
StOlnitee fir NlitteI unp @e9e einbes
rihtet unp pom beinotratti6en &aus
tus gutg,beiBen neroen tpiro. gBenn
gum @eIeb erboben, erporten Die
@erfafer Der 8ia, boB fie $240,000.s
boo einbrinqen miro, ober nit Der
Ginfomeniteuer $360,000,000. gtacb
BEN gerehnungen Der So6peritdnoi~
cen i'm S6aBdnlte Bate Der gegens
pdrtiqs Sarif pdbrenb bes ndhiten
FistaIiabres an 36aen allein 1854,
100000 erSieIt. 9(uf Der goiis Der
5arifporlage, ME BON &pnitee fir
I1ittel unb Bege benz prdiioenttn
Ruerft pprqeleqt, tpurben bic Regie4
runeseinnabmen fir 1914 auf $715.s
I 100000 bere9net. Oapon iolItsn
S24O 100000 auf bic 30ae, $685.
100000 ouf bic 8ianeniteusrn.
j120, 100000 ouf bic Gintommen>
feuer uno $57,0O0,000 auf perTdies
enc Que[len falen. Die Gintiinfte
ier goit Iinb bier ni6t mitgere6nst.
Der ppitbiellii iit 70 gu fugen ieIbit-
l5ablenb uno mag Iogar nuf @runo
IDer Bafetpoit in Der udbfen 3us
ltunft einen fIeinen ueberl6uB abs
! perfen. Mon bers6net Die Ginnab-
men ber Bpit auf $285,000,000, uno
bieIe Summe CUR obigen gerednet,
,rgi6t cine Reeierungseinnabme fiir
1914 bon ungefdbr 1000 MiQionen.
Na1 ben neueiten 8ere6nungen niro
Der glusfau in oen 30lIen burG freis
<tn 3udsr idbrli4 80 Willionen uno
burh freie Wole IA Miuionen be-
tragen. 9(lfo ipenigitens GA W(illtos
nen bes Grtrdees Der prpportionierz
ten Gintomneniteuer iino n0tiq, um
oieien Musfall in ben 30len gu bets
Ten. gBiirbe nun 3uder uur nit Ell
mem Sent bas 8funo beItsuert, Iel6ft
nit Nb5ug Der 20 Bro3tnt Su Sum
ten Der Sinfu6r aus Gubu, 70 ipdre
cine Gtnnohms aus ben 3uder5ollcn
opn jGbrlih 36 Ufiuipnen 81 erlpars
ten Dnnur9 tpGren nur 81 Mfils
gionen 0urf bic Gintommeniteusr 3u
eeden uno Der 9rp5entIoB Der Sim
tommeniteuer hdtte nietriQer feitges
iteat lpsroen t0nnen. 6Gtten Ii1 bic
opponierenbeu bemotrotif9en Sena=
loren nit oem bonn q}rdfoenten bor>
GeidlIn9snen 8ompromiB aufrieosa
segeben, 10 fpdren Gintommen bon
$4,000 nit sinen 8rosent bsiteusrt
rooroen uno gr0Bere Ginfommen I'M
@erboltnis, Qber nit freiem 3uder
! uuo freier WoIle miFen Gintommen
pon $4,000 NIT Elm uno Elm baIbsn
9rp3tnt beffeusri mer0en, unb ar6s
Bere Gintommen Bis gum Ulorimum
pDn Az pro3ent. 0eniaaens $685.
100000 bon ben gs9enndrtioen 3on,
etnna6men iptl0en ourt bic grtpet.
terung Der 9}reiliite pegFaaen.
Die nadfolasn6e ISABELLE 3siat
ben mutmaBIiden 9tusfaG on 36qen,
fonte biz neue 3ariFporIaae geIeg
lperosn, berednst auf Der 8nfis o,s
Sabres 1912.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13
8rOblcmatil4.
9mitau6e efOmmem 0es
ncucn SariTs.
cuaturcn nnSufrieSen.

I'm Slbecurouctcnhans merocn Der
gnnabme Der Sill, lpie iie BON
6umitee fir Ilittcl uRb &Segc siu-
beridlrct mprSeu lit, weiter feline
Sdnuierigfciteu i'm &eae itcbrn.
cSu Seuat 1T Die Nnnnbmr iebr
fraqlidI, neil cs fait Ocn slnidleiu
bat, ais ub bic Geantorea, weldle
acgem suliireieu 3uder itnO, iidI
NIT Den 0egueru Der 5OlliFeieH
9iuGwuae nereiniaen nuh 10 Die
9lnaabme Der ueneu Sarifbia ger-
citeln mullen. - Ginsclbeiten ilbcr
ben bercdlneten glusiaa aR 6iunab-
men.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13

- 5n Gan 6raHcisco nur0en gss
tern 800 pfun6 aofain, Die einsn
QBert Don $4,000 ba6en, fonfiss
aitrt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13

Rom. 8. gtpril. Der 9apf fdlief
btute nodbmitta9 einiqe gluqsubIide.
2tIs er sripa9te. i6ien es, ais Oh
er gu ifpa4 iei, nit oenen, Die an
feinem 9ett peilten. 3u iprs6en, Gr
ldtbeIte uur uuo btieb rubia IieQen
lin 2 ubr nn6mittdas Qa6 profeHor
Mar6iafapa oas foIqeuoe Bulletin
aus: .9ei 0sm boben gtIter oes
8qpites. er III ie6SuuoIieb3ig Sabre
aft. Idbt es ii6 auaenblidIi6 ni9t
iagen. peIhen @erIauF oie &rantbeit
nebmen miro. Giue qcnuue llnferIus
dung Ieiues 3uitonoes bat MIDI oas
BON iiberseugt, ouB Teine uumittelbare
@jsFabr porIiegt. 9eunrubiat bat ,s
mid. Dab Der popit lebr i6pa6 1T
uHo aud ni9t qeniqeno Robrung gu
fif nimmt, UNI ipieoer 3rdfie su ees
minnen. Die Rube Der leBtsn 3age
ideint ibm pohl9etan 81 baben uno
Id babe oesboIb ongeoronet, nab er
BIS auf peiteres niemdno smpfangsu
uno Iid audi uidt i'm gerin9Iten nm
Stootsgei6dfte iiimmtru Ion.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13
@erbamantBpoae = 6ieberet
Stierfanpf In 9ifia6On, 9ortnaal,
fiibrt 81 eiWem blRtigeu 9iaoan.

2ifobon. 9ortugul, 9. glpril. Md6s
reno zines StiertampFes lam es qes
tern biet gu einem alIgerueinn 3n,
oou, Der in eine oef1brIi6e uno bers
hdugnisooae Sd)itBerei ousartete.
S5oIs Gaiimore. Der 6elb Der aompfs
arena, mar Die llr1oae oeg 9(ufru6rs.
Gr iit erit Dor tur3sm BON einem
arieosgeri6t pm Der Qntlaqe, moz
nar4iitiihe propaganda betrisben gu
buben, frei geipro9en iporben. 9us
er qeitern in Der 4rena erIhien, MUIR
be ct bon Ulonardiitsn beiubelt uno
bon 0e9uern Der Ulonar9ie ausaee
3ifht. 8omit beqonn Der 9tabau, Der
bnlO elm 2tufgtben bss Stiertampfes
notipenbiQ mobte. 2tls bic menae
ben BlaB berlieB, fam IS gu elmer al.
gemeineu Sdieberei. oie burtb i6nea
bsrbei beorberts 3rupben unterbriidt
purbe, nodbem mebrers 9erIonsu
ihper beripunoet norben tparen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13

Rom, 9. 9pril. 9aS oultIide
Organ 6es 9otifans. Scr oGiierou.
tore Homnno", iogt, in ieiner beu-
tigen gl6cn0ausqabe, ouB Der 81.
itano 0e5 4opite5 iih ieit gtontag,
ols oieier einen 9fHdfon bate, be.
itanoig gebeiiert bot.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13

Rom, 9. 9tpriI. Der papit ipuroe
ttute BON ieinen Shipsnern mo BON
isiner gi6te beIuht. sic iaben lam
gere 9eit ean3 itia in Dem 8tantens
3inmer. nm ibn uibt 81 lt0rsn 5suts
na6mittog i'm 3 llbr itie9 oie Ssms
perotur oes gapItes bis duf 80
8rdo.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13

gtom, 8. glpril. Sn 6em 8sfinoen
oes gapitts mar beute eine entfdies
oene gBenoung gum 8e6ern eingss
treten. qrcf. Marniaiapa. Der Souss
arst oes papaiies, Itattste Dem 9ds
tienten beute morqen einen einitiinois
qen 9elub o6 un0 ertldrte oann,
CAP bos 6itber suriid gtgau9eu lmo
0ie 9emperatur nur Elm ipenig b0her
als normal Iei. Der gapit iei ober
trob0em iebr nieoergeIblugsu unb
l6pat. 9ls beute morgen fih iiber
Der Staot Elm btftiges GelDitter ents
luo, ipuroe Der gapit Tebr unrubig.
Scit er osn yiiidfaa gebdbt bat 1T
Ieiu Nerbeninitem fehr Iapan uno
infolgt oefen Tebr empFinoIid.
csinem gertretcr Der 9tFociisrttu
qreKe iagts grof. Mord)iafapa, bub
Der pdpaIt gnur an eiuem gliidfall
bon Snfluen3a" Ieioe, Der natiirli6
BEL Dem bobsn Utter oes aranten
Hiht leiht 3u uebHen Iei. 0od
ipeuu niht neutrality-suspicious. 9omplis
tationen eintretsn iei. oorldufts feline
trnite 9eFabr gu bsfiirhten. 2llle
Geriihts, oaB Der 8apTt an Iiersns
ent3iinoung leioe, Iagte prof. Wor<
diafdpa, ieieu erfunoen.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-15
HEAD OF THE PARIS BAR
FAMOUS IN TWO DECADES
Court Career of Maitre Henri
Robert Would Be Record
of Twenty Years

PARIS Aug 13.-Maitre Henry Rob-
ert. the celebrated criminal lawyer. has
been elected head, or "batonnier." as
the title is. of the Paris bar. His i'm
mediate predecessor was Maitre Labori,
the famous defender of Dreyfus. To
the distinguished order of advocates
belong some of the leading politicians
of the day. Indeed, IT may be said
that both chambers of the legislature
are largely recruited from lawyers and
doctors.
President Poincare would have been
probab bly, .batonnier' last year had he
not been premier. NJ Barthou.<the ac-
tuaI head of the cabinet. has occupied
already the position. Other lawyers of
distinction in the present parliament
are Maitre Millerand. late minister of
war. and NJ. Artistide BRAND. his col
league and-euperior in the cabinet
The new "batonnier" is particularly
in the public eye. The account of his
career al the bar would be the record
of the criminality of the last 20 years
Though he is still on the right side of
SO. and. therefore. to be accounted
young in the great profession he
adorns. he has been a leading figure in
causes celebres" during two decades
There is something irresistible in the
eloquence of this famous pleader, who
1
courts to secure the verdict Every
sort of appeal to sentiment and sensi-
bility seems to be allowed by a French
judge, and advocates do not scruple to
employ the arts OF the stage to move
the hearts of the good men and true
who listen, in a judicial spirit, to their
oratory.
He has the prodigious activity of
great lawyers, OF great workers, who
apply organization to enable them to
accomplish more than the normal man
He seems to give more time to enter
tainment and to social life than the
majority of his confreres, who allow
all their energies to be ascribed by the
PaIais de Justice.
Perhaps the greatest claim of Maitre
Robert to public gratitude Is his cam
paign in favor OF a remedy for Juvenile
crime. He has delivered several lee
lures on this subject, and calls par
ticular attention to the part home in-
f1uence plays in the development of the
precocious law breaker.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-15
R[M|UM list OF
STATE FAIR READY
Twenty-Five Thousand Pro
vided for Prizes Exceeds
Last Year by SIS, 900

Especial Dispatch to The CALI
SACRAMENTO, Aug. 1.-THE premium
list OF the state fair Is now ready to
mail. and exhibitors who contemplate
making q showing at the fair next
month should make sure that they Sc
cure one of these lists without delay.
The book containing the premiums
has been delayed longer than usual
this year. but the increases in cash
awards in many instances should COM
pensate the exhibitors for the time lost.
The premium list this year Will ag-
gregate $4,000 in prizes for all sorts
of exhibits, as compared with $4,000
for the 1912 fair.
1t has been the aim of the State
Agricultural society this year to
standardize the premiums in the re-
spective departments. This meant the
raising Of a number OF prizes
The increase in awards for the saddle
and show horses alone amounted to
$1,000 This will enlarge the popu-
larity of the horse show. as these pre-
miums will be awarded to the ex-
hibitors who enter their horses in the
big night show.
The premium list is in great demand
this year. many having made appil-
cations early in the year
LIVESTOCK eXniDlICTS III par =
should get the premium list as soon as
possible as entries in this department
close August H.
Entries for the poultry department
close September I. while entries in the
industrial and agricultural pavilions
must be filed with the secretary not
later than September s. which is one
week before the opening of the fair.
Those desiring premium lists may
apply to j. L. Mccarthy. secretary State
Agricultural society. Sacramento.
BY holding the state fair the third
week in September the State Agricultu-
raj society is able to secure larger
attendance of farmers than they did
some years ago when the big exposf-
tion opened late in August. The farm
ers like to get through with harvesting
before they go TO the fair. and the third
week in September finds most of the
crops of California safely harvested.
Since Secretary of State William Jen-
nings Bryan has made grape juice fa-
nous as a refreshing beverage. the
state fair directors have decided to
booststhe secretary's fayorite cocktail
by letting a special concession at the
state fair at whfchNnothing but grape
Juice drinks will be served.
A concession will be let later on pos
sibly for a Rooseveltian buttermilk
"highbalL
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-15


following an Illness of ten years
Mrs Jost wal q native Of Germany
She leaves a husband and three cnif-
dren. Mrs. Alice E. Rissmann. Mrs
Emile Hanson and Bernard z. Jost
Mrs. Louisa BrOckman Warmer, aged
81. wife OF o. S. Warmer. superfn-
tendent of construction at Stanford
university, died late Wednesday night
at the home of Mrs. E. NJ Davis at
s3s Waverley street. Palo Alto she
was born In Kentucky. had been In
California nearly 25 years. and fs
survived by her husband and one
son by a former marriage.
Mrs. Harriet Evelyn HaIton. widow Of
Richard Ha1ton, formerly proprietor
of the Hotel Rafael. is dead at the
home of her mother in law. Mrs. Mary
E. Halton. 2020 San Jose avenue,
Alameda. Mrs Halton had been a
resident of Alameda for the last five
years.
Rear Admiral SiIas Casey. retired.
veteran of the civil war, died yester-
day in Warm Springs. Va His last
active duty was as commander In
chief of the Pacific fleet. which he re-
linquished to retire in 1903
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-15
DEMOCRATS DECIDE TO
PASS CURRENCY BILL
President Opposes Delay and Caucus
Decides to Rush Both Measures
Through Before December

WASHINGTON. Aug. 14.-Presfdent
Wilson today informed democratic SEN
ators that he is una1terably opposed TO
any recess of the senate between the
time the tariff bill is passed and cur
rency is taken up He made 1t plain
to them that he believes it the duty
of the democratic party to dispose of
the tariff and currency during the pres
ent session of congress. so that the
December session may promptly take
up antitrust and other important leg-
isIation carrying out platform pledges.
Congress will. If necessary, prolong
the extra session until the regular
terms begins in December to dispose
OF tariff and currency Iegislation.
This was the decision OF. the demo-
cratic caucus of the senate tonight.
which adopted resolution declaring
that congress should proceed to con-
slider and determine legislation ten-
cernfng currency and banking immes
diately following the passage Of th6
pending tariff bill"
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-15

BEATTY-In this city. August IA. 1919. will
liam Joseph Beatty. a native Of Ireland, aged
81 years months and days.
BULLwINKEL-In this city August II. 1918.
at her late residence, los Holly street. Elza-
beth fBessie) dearly beloved wife Of John F..
Bullwinksi, and mother OF the late William
and the late Fred BuIIwinkel, native Of
Traiee. County Kerry. Ireland. aged IS years.
member OF Robin Hood Circle No 5s. c. of
F. Of A.
Friends and acqusintances respectfully in
vited 70 attend the funeral services today
at so E pa,a @ vsson frem the pa5ls,z Of
Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth Intermeut
Cypress Lawn cemetery Special car win be
RoBTN HOOD CIRCLE No IS. c. cF f. OF A.
Officers and members are requested to attend
the funeral services OF our late companion,
Mrs f. Bullwiukel from the parlors OF II r.
suhr & Co., 2sIo Mission street. today tFri-
MRS. STELLA sCHLING. C. C.
MRS MABEL A. GERKIN, Fin. Sec
CAlPBELL--In this city. August Il. 1913. Jo-
hanna Campbell. dearly beloved wife Of the
late Andrew Campbell. and loving mother OF
Frank J., John H., Dasid X. Mary and katn-
and grandmother OF Marion Campbell. native
OF County Kerry. Ireland aged IS years.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully in
vifed to attend the funeral tomorrow saturday.
August 49, at s:15 O'Clock a.. M, from her
late residence 800 Haght street. thence TO
Sacred Heart church. where a solemn requiem
high mass will be celebrated for the repose Of
her soul. commencing at 9:45 o'clock a. m.
Interment Holy Cross cemetery. by automobile.
Kindly omit flowers
CoLLINs-In Fruitvaie. August H. 1913. at the
s residence Of her daughter. Mrs Belle NV
som, Annie E., beloved wife OF the late Pat
rick F. Collins. loving mother OF Mrs. Belle
Newsom and Thomas F. Collins and the late
Mrs. George Wood John and Joseph Collins q
native az DrhIin. Ireland
The funeral will take place tomorrow (Satur-
day} August 16 1913. at $50 O'Clock a. m
from the funeral parlers Of Ryan. Mcdonnell
& Douohce 431-437 Valencia street between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth. thence to St. Paul 5
church, where requiem high mass viii be
celebrated for the repose Of her soul, COM
mencing at o'clock a. m Interment tprivate)
Holy Cross cemetery. Please omit flowers.
CRoW-In this city. August IL. 1918, at the
Divisadero street Lloyd Tevis Crow. beloved