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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-25

LhoSEAAAS PA6y ~ ~JSN
wzburzenia umyslow.
- Niena}a konsternacye wy
wolaIa wiesG, re rad Francyi ME
mySli przyjac urzedowo posla
mexykanskiego, de la Barre, wy
slanego do Europy, by tamtejsze
panstwa poinformowac o sytuacyi
mexykanskiej: poprzednio juz
Rad japonski oglosil, IL ME przyj-
mie Diaza, wysianego rowniez
przez Rad do Japonii: jest to do
wod pewny, re rzady mocarstw,
rowniez jak Stany Zjedn., rzadu
Huerty ME uznaja.
z KONGRESU POKOJU.
Haga, HOlandya, 25 sierpnia.-
2O-ty miedzynarodowy Kongres
Pokoju zakonczyl sic tu, naStep-
ny uchwalono odbyc we Wiedniu
w roku 1914, poczem nastePny
odbedzie sic W roku 1915. w San
Francisco. Kongres uchwalil re-
zolucye, oSwiadczajaca sic pre-
ciwko fortyfikacyi Kanalu Pana-
ma, oraz rezolucye, wyrazajaca
uznanie prezydentowi St. Zjedn.,
ktory popiera Projekt rozstrzyga-
MIA sporow miedzynarodowych
droga polubowna. Kongres przy-
jai- nova flage siedmiobarwna.
-. FRANCYL
Paryz, 25 sierpnia. - Rad
francuski wysial poselstwo u
myslne do San Francisco, ably
ogladnac i objac W posiadanie
grunt pod pavilion francuski ma
przysziej wystawie.
w czasie wzlotu z lie Pee
que spadli re znacznej wysokosci
dwaj lotnicy, zabijajac sic ma
miejscu: byli to de Montalent
pasazer jego Metiver; lecieli oni
hydroplanem paryskiego klubu a
wiatycznego i uczestniczyli w "a
wodach, W ktorych zwyciezca 20
stal Chemet, 1otnik francuski.
WLocH. -....
Rzym, ?5 sierpnia, = Ojeiec
Sw., Papiez Plus X. przyjal ma
specyalnej audyencyi biskupa-
koadjutora z Nowego Orleanu, X
J. NJ. Lavala. r ,- :
= Nied1ugo rozpocznie sic tu
process Amerykanina Charltona:
kt6ry ma jeziorze Como utopl 70,
ne swa, bronic go bedzie wybit-
ny prawnik wioski j dawniejszy
minister Camerara. -,-...
KoNGRES ESPERANCKI.
Berno, Szwajcarya, 20 sierpnia
Wczoraj otwarto tn 9-ty miedzy-
narodowy Kongres Esperanty,
stow, przy udziele z CORA HOO de,
legat6w 29-ch narodowosci: dele
gacya amerykanska liczy dwadzie
scia przeszlo osob; tworcy jezy.
ka miedzynarodowego .Esperan,
to-. drowi Ludwikowi Zamenho'
| fowl & Polski) urzadzono owa-'
eye, oraz wreczono mu wielki zfo'
ty medal zasiugi.
z JAPoNII.
| Toxic, 25 sierpnia. = Prass
| laponska opisuje skromne obycza
= - Z. vz=-s,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-25

te przyjedzie gubernator Dunno,
guDernator Cox ze Stanu OHIO,
gubernator Hatfield Z Wirglnll:
gubernator Eberhardt Mime
sofa, gubernator McCreary Z
Kentucky, oraz wice-gubernator
Painter z Missouri. Alistrzem ce-
remonii bedzie gabetiator tlar7
Ike Z Iowa. -
w dniu jutrzejszym komitet
zajmujacy SIG uroczystosci9 przy-
gotowuje przeszlo 1000 funtow
ryb, ktore poda gosciom wszySt-
kim bezplatnie do spozycia. Gu-
bernator Dunno wyglosi mowe
po obiedzie.
TRZECH TOME w JEZIO-
RE.
Battle Creek, Mich, 25 sierp-
MIA. - Wczoraj w jeziorze 60
guac trzech utonelo kiedy lekNa
lodz przewrocila sic z mimi gdy
sic przygladali wzlotowi dwoch
balonow powietrznych. w 1odzl
znajdowalo sic czworo ludzl. Me
jaka Virginia Raab zostaia ura-
towana; W falach jcziora Smierc
znalezli Lota Mitchell, R. c. War
ner Frank Plunket.
NIEWDZIECZNIK.
Taylorport, KY, 25 sierpnia.-
Krotko po wyrat 'waniu czlowie-
ka cd zatoniecia William. Zu-
relby, starry tutejszy osadnrk 20
staf zamordowany przez cziowie-
ka, ktorego Cd smierci uratowaf.
Zamordowai go niejaki Lewis
Phillips. Phillips wraz towa--
rzyszami przeprawial sic W todzl
zaglowej przez rzeke Ohio i lodz
sic przewrocila. Phillips ME mogl
plywac i Zurelby rzucii sic ia
jego ratunek. Kr6tko potem Phil
lips przyszedi do domu Zurel-
byego ze strzelba. Phillips spyta}
sic starca czy to on go cd smierci
III ulatowal, a kiedy odpowiedz
brzmiala twierdzaco, Phillips jed
nym wystrzalem uSmiercii starca,
Pc dokonaiu zbrodni Phillips u
ciekl. .s.
PRoCEs KoNGRESMANA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-25

je zycia premiera japohskiego hr.
Yamamoro, ktory jest abstynen-
tenn i tylko herDate / ngrajpc
juice" piJe, jak jego 'kolega W WA
Szyngtonle. rremler jest admlra
lem 1loty, ale munduru nigdy ME
nOsi. .a.. ... '".-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-25
q ANGLII.

Londyn, rs sierpnia. - Bawi
tn szampion pugilistow amery-
kanskich Jack Johnson, ktory W
interwiewle oSwiadczyl, re ME
mySli wracac do Stanow Zjedno-
czonych, gdzie go niesiusznie
przeSladowano i naciagnieto ia
100000 niesprawiedllwemi kara
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-25
We fatalnej kolizyi z pociagiem ginie
piec os6b.
ZESKOCZYL z 1860 PETRA.
Masonic Temple" posiada fatalna
atrakcye dla samob6jcow
Smiay rabunek. Ojciec zabity ma motorcyklu syna.
- Nieprzyiemny koniec senerady: 40 W areszcie.

bank1 proponoWane rezefWo"e
skiadai sic z 3 czfonkow, wybra-
nych przez prezydenta, z 3 czfon-
kow, wybranych przez dyrekto-
row bankow rezerwowych ! Sc
kretarza skarbu, zamiast 4
cz}onkow wybranych przez prezy-
denta i sekrearza skarbu, sekre-
TARA rolnictwa kontrolera wa
luty;
Azeby projekt rady doradczej
zniesiono, jezeli bankierzy otrzy-
maja reprezentacye we wydzia-
le;
Azeby gruntownie przepisano
sekcye blu, odnoszace sic do we
kslow rezerw bankowych;
Azeby Gala sekcya o departa-
mentach oszcednosciowych byla
wykreSlona.
lie z tych poleceh wcielonych
bedzie do blu Owena = Glassa,
trudno obecnie przewidziec.
SMIALY RABUNEK.
Smiaiy rabus onegdaj wieczo--
rem wszedi uzbrojony do sk}adu
Lake View Tea Co." pnr. 3552
Irving Park Boul., zamknaf try
sprzedawaczki do tylnego pokoju
i czmychnai, zabrawszy re soba
$1S gotowka aparatu kasowe-
go.
Krzyki zamknietych dziewczat
siyszat Charles Martin, 2717 Ra-
cine ave-, gdy przechodzil obok
sksadu. WypuscH je ma woanose /
uwiadomi, policye, ktdra dotych-
czas ami s1adu zfodzieja ME zna-
lazla. {,
ZESKocZYL z 1e-Go PIE
IRA.
w sobote zeskoczya ostatnie-
go pietra gmachu Masonic Tenn
pie" ma rogu ulic State ] RAM
dolph niejaki Henry Korthagen.
malarz. Sila spadu wysokotd
325 stop zgniotla cialo prawie nis
do poznama. Przedstawia4o ono
jedna bezksztaltna mase.
Korthagen mieszkas Pnr. 20 E.
Chicago ave. Kilka dni temu stra-
Icii zatrudnienie. Pred czterema
laty W Atlantic City takze usilo-
wal popesnie samobastwo.
Korthagen jest trzecim, kt6ry
W tym roku popeAni samoboj-
stwo, zeskoczywszy Masonic
Temple"
OJCIEC ZAB1TY MA MOTOR
CYKLU SYNA.
John J. Baxter, zam.. pnr. 557
North Lexington ave. i syn jego
Robert K. jechali wczoraj ma
motorcycle do Crystal Lake. Bill
sko Arlington Heights gunla ma
tylnem kole eksplodowala, wysa-
dzajac ojca syna W powietrze.
Obaj stracili przytomnosc. w
Godzine potem syn odzyskal przy
tomnosc starai sic zbudzic ojca,
lecz nadaremnie, gdyz ten juz ME
zyi. Wezwai najprzod lekarza,
kt6ry skonstatowal smierc po-
wodu zlamania karku. Pozniej
ambulansem syna i cialo ojca od-
wieziono do domu.
NIEPRZYJEMNY KoNIEc
SERENADY.
40 czionkow Harvard Benevo-
lent Association" W podnieceniu
karnawalowem urzadziio sobie
piknik W sobote wieczorem. Pre-
jeidzajac przez Oak Park W So
bote 0 p6inocy, zatrzymali sic
przed domem Charlesa w. Shon-
ka i urzadzili mu ,,kocia muzyke
T,>i,-,, ~ a4roa;cu 1-csa{
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-25
SPRAWA THAW'A.

Sherbrooke, Kansda, 25 sierp-
MIA. - Sprawa Taw'a mordercy
architekta White'a, ktory uszedA
z wiezienia dla oblakanych pre-
stepcow w Matteawan = pozo-
stale W zawieszeniu: Thaw pre-
bywa W tutejszem wiezieniu
odbywa konferencye re swymi a
adwokatami, zachowujac sic
zupelnie spokojnie, jest nawet W
dobrym humorze pewny wygra-
nej: ze strony Stanu N. York
scigajacego go - ma W procesie
uczestniczye prokurator Jerome,
ktory sprawe skazania ThaW'a
zna najlepiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-25
ZMALEJ AZYL

Smyrna, % sierpnia. - Sp1one-
iy tu skiady rezerwoary amery-
'kanskiego trustu ,Standard Oil
Co." szkody olbrzymie: $500 ba-
rylek nafty splonelo. t.,.u
z NIEMIEC.
Berlin, 25 sierpnia. - Kompa-
niom okretowym europeJskim
grozi powszechna wojna cen pre-
jazdu przez Atlantyk: jak via
domo, wojna taxa kankurencyjna
juz toczy sic miedzy kompania-
mi ,,Lloydem Niemieckim" a
Hamburg Ameryka Linia". O.
becnie maja W MIA bye wciagnie-
te inne kompanie poza Niemca-
mi jak mp. rosyjska LIMA Libaw-
cko
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-25
Moziwosc Nowej
Wojny ma Bakanie.
0 ADRYANOPOL.
SpraWa Mexykalska.
KONGRESU PoKOJU,
z Francyi: Katastrofa awiatyczna.
u WATYKANU.
KOnSres Esperantyst0W.
Z JAPONII
Jack johnson w AngIii.
Wojna kompanii okretowych.
Sprawa Thaw'a.
Z JAPONII.
Jack johnson w AnSlii.
Woina kompanii okretowych
Sprawa Thaw'a.

UStawa tarytOwa blka przeprowa
dzeDia. McDermott w tarapatach - Otwarcie tamy W
Keokuk. Neszczeslwy padek Huerta mus pzyjac wa
runki Amerykan0w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-25

Hatterman CLAM pozyczaja pienis-
DE ma properta. lilo Milwaukee Av.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-25

Dokohezenis ma stronicy 3-ciet
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-25

Dokohczenie ua stronicy 3-ciej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-25
q JAPONII.

Toxic, 25 sierpnia. = Prasa
iaponska opisuje skromne obycza-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-25
NIEPRzYJEMNY KoNIEc
SERENADY.

40 czionkow Harvard Benevo-.
lent Association" W podnieceniu
karnawalowem urzadziio sobie'
piknik W sobote wieczorem. Prze-l
jezdzajac przez Oak Park W So.
bote p6lnocy, zatrzymali sic,
przed domern Charlesa w. Shon-'
ka urzadzili mu ,,kocia muzyks
n.i..s1-a..;..- ..-a.;e,. 80
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-25

znacznie przyczyniajac SIG
wzburzenia umyslow.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-15
MAr0M OF uLn klOFRM kR.
 KlNo HpREHE OF HEMa.


 Mrn. lAsxRnd4r McDoTz1d: wIdCw oa ono oF tho most famous ot= AHr4y. Kicn dIlsErs. waH rohhef Of hAr ahweIA. d re~ dAys Rgr while vlsttlna. thH gned old city ot WcteFiR. The YancAsvs+ Prov ince of October IL sAyaf
 Robbed of rMa diampnd tiuxs, xA1- ued St sE.s0o. Th1IA AhS ssAs absent for fsw minutes from her rop4n in the Eat19TeAE hqtsI, ricIotia. Lest nIRMt Nrz, Aianzn6sf A1nn0Matd, SIeA of tha late Aek1Uaer adcnmald. knsWn As thH klntHatke hnk. and a pdpnser In the sAEF days ae DaWsOn. Esnt Lsle- grain t0; Deputs ;Pollca Chief Mulkeru. o1 VafHaaver. 8 peEsomh friend. nsk : ing hInn tU HB4tRt RE HMcll R4 pQaE1blE sU the recovery Of tra si1ien ybwe.Fy.
 The rings. Rrcardlng 70 the tale+ gram. ArS a0cspsRkes and are UFitsLsSs to Mrs, MGDInatd. hirs Mcdonald sIAtes ahe Waa abGsut frortI her room only fSw minutes ana left the dc0r unlocked So far thA Ticr1ria aetec. tiVes have failed tu nItd any trace of the 1eweLA
 Mira. MCDunald. who resides At sanh+chtcn, wGs visiting victerIA Ut rne time of thH then.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-15
GAMEs BEING ORGANIZED.

The worE of ,orEAniztns soma no" basket bRE and haEeERH games IS nUT under way. Fort Davis wSIld not csEsant to play rhA naxt supe tE Nome and the Nome nlunAsAnlant gre ferrrd nol ,o play ar the fcrt. The n1Gt baakst n7h game will bo prpbas tly between a team composed n' L4iwis. Dr6stA Rnrzik Montgomery and '<:iiHlts. &Ad . tUEnI in which Frank EnrIey. ClIaTEe Thompson and nthsrs will play.
 trhA baseball will he played hstwEcr leams representing thA hunneRS men nhh the nrcrn4ssdnzl.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-15

the Aro<ta HTstAssAao9 at th4. cfyie bAnqnat tp the oEdAr In North vAM ; e"uVerr HAFrg T. LandAhl. Erand chIef elect. annoliRSaA lhaA tt6 aelegntes had dsrEdad 10 establish csYNps III Fane0a'er and Seattle. Those ellsi- bls tor mEmherahip in lheae branches would he men who had apent . year north nF the 54 parallel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-15
1 |' ! nl6TES

..u r.s hra, discovered in A's"fa'
 V lr rhe ErVYUls ard A!Fean' tA 1 ,o KsnaI river by r. F 1'su '.h,s. whp wsu then making An pOFV p.,.r pt the mineral resourcs' s. Aiptrtct fOr me TVae'an-A a.sr nF '" --.n~. Owing td the lo~ 'Ssn .s-,snt ar the Rurttsro1s- sr4"- f0'1 ...ra at thaE t!ms. thefe was It, q, t,, sEsspsst1nE scAIcsly anything s.,. '. ne .t hus activity sn The gold . 1.,+. of A1n1kA between iShO and n~ ..v,,~h it lu utRted gold ~Rs dIE' INV m Coop4r treRk In 1884, on r.cttou oos" nreek In isss. and hf An- u.,,. In IBst, PlAcsw WN.rs % cnS. rn Bear and Palmer crUelrn In " 4 .ra on Canyon, EriIlh sna LyrS ,u 1spE. Theae AIaceverssS were
 ''--r.d In Issa. by A Et"HApede Of ~.r.i ,hotIAzn& men tn Ills nElf'
 .r-ek wnn RialGed HI this dr1e - .'. Na not yield any E"ld until tlSD
 .a+er. In 1898 another rush,
 m overflow from thA lonAAs .u,np.d- wea made tc the T"Fr'Hs9'' section.
 .,: ,a thH orlce Ut she clerk of tAc on,r .t Nsme, arrived on 'h" North S...atu tu aecupt ths position nf clerk v trA rourt lere under IudSa Over ~.,., su rlnes pr Ed Laktn' resigned. Ms uGHrite wlI hold EnA poaitiot ,.rA until the f1rst of JanEarF' ~'isn hs w,II gn 10 FAIrdaHkn tn acoeps q .ImH.r poa4tion undsT JudEo Fuller u1 n1Bride is n csrAn'n and obltgT t.r sR,ctA and En old s"urdouEh' vr,un to all cid XumeItAs. He is nosplsE at the I'ananiA hotss
 E,is reported thar tl'"re l6 X hBlt p, 6AIexn the AlaAka PacksrT AH- .ocAt.aD and the Northwestern Fish san Cumpuny, On Oua hand. and Ih+ 1Ihts. McNeu < Libby people and the sooah F1Ah Compnny. on ih" o1'"f h.Dd the fdrn,er aesklAe 10 dr-Ec tbs htrHr from me Alaska arId. SAVE lhh Prasp%c4crt
 ,u' ths seJnp ths suIAII canneFy men viii 'hsvs to go cut Vr baIsiness, ] 71 thsFx VII be no nAw nnes e5ta nlih.ed ss the pr,ca oI GAAnRd sAlmoD [" ire IWw. 1e pack at preht'
 VNnss--MUunt MHEeik WIS tHe yoscano which areAtgd all of tho c1m- .~otSan this Nammer which WAS cr9G- I.sAto KauEL ssys WiIiIArn A. Hssae ;Lu e lettsr tn Sergeant Barrett 1f yAidEA
 . 11easK Is a well knowA civil eBglr nssf znd %taM ID the i!LacurA coun1r5. >nssE KisnAt. whsn Inc srutt'en starfsd. He seya'
 "I wnA lr the IIIanno reEirH winch Ihs erUptiVa h9eaM. went town The k4ks to Bristol hay uun caught tn: pcga at NushaSAk. naAAink g com. sAts circuit of the disturbed area. ] waA within ls or 20 miles Di the tprfn@F ~lUaEE pf Kaimai i've day : aet. The yq3cshoes are sIiu 4tndId' er1AR nk& Ara hidden uuaeF Ereat 6shhp pt smoke and |apor.
 ShAaLfhw lu rAtfrtkA Sh In2Bt 10
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-15
IT IS UP TO YOU

To send to the fr!sfdA who have ossH vrItsas to You for tnhornnattSH AooOe Nome and it's Tcsources. q copy oe the Mining and Dredging Edition of thA ruily EuGkrL price 60 cents Send ono uw 1ha nkxt mail
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-15
t.ue .Hal< at LAhmAn'U.

Ysu AsvA mssT iIsetlt reursa yssr naving an ysuF fsst sid SraesF1S~ Lss ea HnuFA yss R arsAtsF SASiu& on ~sur wIntars H,AaE PiIssis Red 70.
 UNION MEAT CO.,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-15
WANTS JUpnEa EkRcTEn,
,aaiaI NuaaAt RArNieS.

abpp1WV FTuHBUC USFV1EV'
 TOPEKA, Jan A-GcTeTtTor l1odSe In & HIssRRRe 10 ths ieIi1latGro urges that disrFInt judges be ssecesd in fu- 2u1c.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-15

sess ut tkam t*c SsAAr~ for 4hs h'S sima at rs-s Radiator bRnqus+, 9Grrr' day n!ptt. car1~ On ooya
Arizona republican., 1913-12-20
TO EXPLORE UNKNOWN PERU

New Workers interested in the BesIc5 expedition into the interior of Peru have received word that Captain J. C Bcsley and the New York members the party Lima
 The expedition. which organized this city. is the best equipped that has been south America. and expects thoroughly explore the unknown regions of Eastern Peru. attempt will. be made find trace of Cromcr into the Huayabamba district nearly year
 
 The leader of the expedition, Captain J. C, Bescy of London, although explorer of note. is better known New Workers polo player. H. here during the recent international matches. The other members of the party Franklin B. Coates, Yale athlete: ?. T. C. FarmsNOrth. J K. Iiol brook J. Howard Rogers and Arthur 6ialaid, all of this city, and J. W. Dunn of London. The eXpedi- organized here for the purpose Of obtaining pictorial and scientific record of the lt known parts of South America. Two motion pic machines full equipment of arms. and the necessary scientific instruments are carried. The party probably be absent for two years
 The objective point the party is Ttngo Maria, and from there the explorers will penetrate some sixty or seventy miles into the unknown country. From that point Captain Bcsley and one member of party. probably Coates will go alone into the interior probably far the Amazon valley The members will return to Lima and then go south the interior and again through Bolivia joining Captain FesIey. They will then journey down the Amazon making every effort to find the lost Americans in the Cromer party New Times
Arizona republican., 1913-12-20
There Must Be No Partisan Politics

Somebody been ndustrously spreading report that the proposition for the endorsement of candidates for the commission by the Committee of one Hundred and Twenty-Five is d plan of the progressivcs to take control of the city gov crnmcnt. The Republicans steady advocacy of the selection a commission ticket by the Committee one Hundred and Twenty-Five has probably in- spired the circulation of such foolish report.
 How baseiess it is must be apparent to unH one who scans the list of the committee printed in The Republican yesterday morning and the pre- ponderance of democratic members. The report will also appear baseless those who know how the committee formed. the initiative of the managers of the three daily newspapers. President Dennett of the board of trade and President DiehI Merchants and Manufacturers association. The members chosen by the women's clubs and other organizations which they repre- scented. only the representative character of both the and women taken into consideration. The division of membership among the parties was purely accidental and unthought and. probably. until now no one has had occasion to anaIyze the committee with respect to the political affIfation or it's members. No thought taken of the politics the members than of the color of their hair their religious affiliations.
 1T there had been any disposition to the committee with a membership proportionate to the party politics the community as disclosed by the last general election. very large number of the members would be democrats, with pro- grcssiNes second in number and the republicans third
 As members of the committee. the and who compose it democrats. republicans prosressives, Methodists, Presbyterians Baptfsts Catholics Episcopalians They patriotic citi- They drafted take the first step in forming uon-parsisan municipal government in keeping with the spirit a charter be prepared with that end especially in view.
 So The Republican concerned. and we of all as well all other citizens who stand good government makes difference what candidates may he endorsed and who may be elected the commission. whether their affiliations have been democratic, progressive republican, just they capacity, flrmness and integrity. We know that if the commission rightly formed there will be in it neither democracy. progressivism nor repubiicdnistn.
 Moreover, The Republican and progressivcs would be their belief if they should try to introduce partisanship into municipal govern ment which should always be non partisan.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-20
Sidewalk Sketches
THE TRAMP
BY HOWARD L. RAIN


 The tramp is social who has of pathos and cold victuals. Some tramps well an Australian ballot without the aid of a $2 bill of pathos and ocd VictuaIs Some tramps well educated and know how handle buck, while others are ignorant that they can't read Australian ballot withou aid d $2 bill. talk mteligentIy upon any topic except manual q delicate and roundabout way. the feigns lungs and the shaking palsy. There is nothing that will reduce the temperature of the tramp quicker than to be introduced cord of pin oak or requested to yield himself the embrace of a wire carpet beater. The tramp never has to have his memory examined for flaws defects in work manship and material. He will remember to Hfes last lingering hour the face o the hardened sympathetic citizen who met him at the back door in 1884 and kicked him directly underneath the gcatee with much enthusiasm that he had to live on soup for the rest of the summer. Likewise, he never forgetS the habitat of the clnging bull pup with teeth which have to be pried open with gar den rake or the intrepid hired girl who smOOthcs out his wrinkles with flatiron There is fra ternity among tramps which serves high and lofty purpose, it steers the membership away from the home Of the night watch and directs their feet to the abode of some tenderhearted female who is short and long custard pies. The tramp never keeps anybody waiting Satur- day night for their at the bath tub he does of his bathing in box in com pany with q consignment of beef cattle which journcying that bourne whence traveller returns
Arizona republican., 1913-12-20
The "Thunderer's" New Field

The London Times December 1 issued other industrial number, copy of which have just received. dealing with the subject fuel dred subjects and nothing else. It edition sixty pages forty of which fuI-page advertise ments all Of industries engaged in the production of coal or the generation of light and power in the manufacture sale of appliances used for the distribution of light and heat the utilization of power.
 Twenty of the large pages devoted to the application of fuel, origin mineral fuel. solid fuels. such coal. wood peat, sources of the world, the growth production. geology. geographical distribution, the worlds put, the consumption of coal, the mining coal, coal coal by-products. In fact every phase the coal producing industry in all parts of the world, extraction to sale and consump- tion. considered.
 Likewise, there similarly exhaustive articles liquid fuels, power production from oil. motor spirit, lighting by oil; gaseous fuels, varieties and modes of production gas. natural gas. acety- lene coal gas and it's manufacture coal gas as an iiuminant, heating by gases, generation; the future of fuel the exhaustion of stores avoidance of waste and industrial alcohol. There are complete articles, representing the edition constituting the most up- to- date work in existence on this general subject
 is called fuel number the Times one issued May called the textile number" dealing with industry of the world especially with the Iong-staple cotton industry now great interest to the peo- pIe If this particular community.
 The Times is the "Thunderer" much
Arizona republican., 1913-12-20
SACRED DEER

From time mmcmoriaI deer have been held regard by the Japanese. Herds are kept in compounds and the highest respect is paid o In oden times the shogm gave the people such order protect the sacred animals that any happened hurt kill put death the spot. It period O
 and abundant the shrine grounds that they, in fine weather. stroll round the streets by twos and thrces and surround passers by, asking for food and sometimes holding their sleeves in their mouths an affectiOnate manner
 once year some of the deer are caught by means of d ncf with ahndIe by several tanners service the Kasuga shrine office and taken to nclosurc. where their splendid horns cut off with a while q crowd of spectators watch the work with breathIess interest-admssion ten sen, equal about 1-3 q. This done. some of the sacred horns are, custom. awarded to the spectators bv means lottery.-Tit- Bits
Arizona republican., 1913-12-20
ENGLISH CHANNEL TUNNEL

That the latest English channel tunne Urpp'ali .s hot allowed slUmhcr is evident tcom tEe et- tcu1i,n given it tho British press. With tine cf. re, n attitude .f inc @oNe-1 saI- .s', "' strong opposition WIiinGl.-s l1 '-nstlaT t.sc pr..i~ with care and $. mIatHN has come te i.cIc Uat the ~tup.rdous pE'j..t V-1I nc ltal'o l.
 T.-silL estimates uppn reot..t -rpss channel 's.., bon siit and cnger ne -'n'-'~s rNIc-t nat ti,, annual profit on rpsnaatlpu o. the would bc 1.13I.0o0 lbs while the capital rtluled would be 160Oonoo. financial venture, there eo.c ii the figures are reliable. ti3" scheme gives ,.r,1:lis,. cf -ucoc~~. Tn tota! length would he a'.cat ty-ore miles, which sws..t-I,aIs Woul he under Water.-IIngi neernE Record.