davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-09
Children's Day Exercises.

Special to Independent.
 Little Rock, Dec. 9.-All cit ies of Arkansas are expected to observe Children's Day on We'd nesday, according to the pro- clamation issued a month ago by Gov. Hays. In most of the cities automobile rides and many forms of outdoor amuse- ment will be supplied for the children, and photographs will be taken of the gatherings, to be used by the committee, of which George B. Cook, State Superintendent of Public h. struction is chairman, for ad- vertising Arkansas outside the state.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-09

good. About (
 year a go " . h e a ard of Dr. Miles Nervine. and it certainly h a S proved 8 hlessing to our little girl. She is Il o W apparently cured and Is en- toying the best of health. It N over a year since she has had . 1t. We cannot speak too highly
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-09

The Independent is authorized to announce the candidacy of w. A. Old field of Batesville for reelection as Congressman from the Second Con- gressional District of Arkansas, sub- ject to the action of the Democratic primary.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-09
For Representative.

The Independent is authorized to announce the candidacy of J. M. Mar dis, for the office of Representative of Jackson County, subject to the ac- tion of the Hemocratic primary.
 The Independent is authorized to announce the candidacy of w. M.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress.

The Independent is authorized to announce the candidacy of Judge George T. Humphries of Salem for Congressman from the Second Con- gressional District of Arkansas, sub- feet to the action of the Demicratic primary.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-09
For School Superintendent.

The Independent is authorized to announce the candidacy of H. L. Lam- bert for the office of School Superin- tendent for Jackson County, subject to the action of the Democratic prl- mary.
 The Independent is authorized to announce the candidacy of E. H. Bowman for the office of School Su- perintendent for Jackson County sub feet to the action of the Democratic primary.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-09
For Prosecuting Attorney.

The Independent is authorized to announce the candidacy of Earl C.. Casey of Batesville for Prosecuting Attorney of the Third Judicial cir cult, subject to the action of the Dem- ocratic primary.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-09

There will be a special meet ing of Newport Camp, M. w. A to be held at Board Building at 7::30 o'clock Wednesday even- ing.
 R. T. Simmons, Counselor,
 J. w. Younger, Clerk. 14d2t. 4
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-09

Shaver for the office of Representa- tive of Jackson County, subject to the Democratic primary.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-09
For Coroner.

The Independent authorized to an nounce the candidacy of Henry Grant for the office of Coroner of Jackson County, subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-09
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Oaily-Singls copy, : cents; per Nssk 10 eents; per month, e eents; psr year, $4.5O in advance, by carrier k city, by mall in country.
 Wsskly-31.00 DOT year, payable in S4vanee.
 Entered at the postefiss, Newport Arkansas, as second-class nail nat har.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-09
{ iF-'i'',ds Cure for Enilepsy As$er Years of ouftering

My daughter was afflicted with epileptic fits for three years, the attacks ,omin:, every few weeks. We employed several doctors but they did her 10
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-09

o& Dv. Miles Nervine."
 MRS. FRANK ANDERSON.
 Comfrey. Minn Thousands of children in the United States who are suffering from attacks of epilepsy are burden and sorrow to their parents, who would give anything to restore healtl, to the sufferers.
 Dr. Miles Nervine is ore of the best remedies known for ttis ail.iction. It has proven beneficial in thousands of cases and those who have used it have the greatest faith in it. It is not a "cure-all," but a reliable remedy for -crvous diseases. You need not hesitate to give it a trial.
 Sold by all DruooIsts. n the Hrsa bottle falls to benefit your money le returned. MILES MEDICAL CO.,, E,khasa lsh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-10
Sas Spt.l Der EsitirduIeia.
qaris. i'm gopember.

- " AAtA %kISkssANhs
Die Rus be ellie III pobl cine Der
crinnerunpsreihiten Strabsn BON ga.
rig. unb cine Der ftinitcn, trpsxm
II. parallel nit bem auai b'Srfon
lduft. uber ben, bart am llfer Der
Seine. bic Doasn pes 9er.ebrs flu
then. grososm Idaeini ii6 ale Stille.
Die man in qaris itnerslih sntbebrt.
in bisie Strabe aefliihtst ALL hakn, in
Der iih nod 10 maufsr alie GoeIspa.
loit als ftsinsrner 3euqe peraanasner
s3sitsn erhebt: 0isr III bas gdlais. in
osf.. 2ubpia XIV. bic 4taoemie Der
orisntaliihen Sprahsn initaQirie; ba
Der idOne bof einss 6auIss. bas pdbs
rsnb Der ReDolution einen 5hsaters
faal unb bas SAFE Der WuIen". !.
ipdlsr sine gaitrpirth'haft. um.
fhlpb unb heuts nod cine ad.
pele birai. bic bon Der aoniain
@nna bon Seiterreid srbaut lpuroe;
etpas fpeiter Elm palais ous benz 18
Jabrhunbert, in bem aarl 0ernsi, Ger
9a'er beg beribmten 6iiiprienmalsrs
6oraes 8ernet, isin Qtslier aufeeidlfa.
gen bate; oonn elm Iebr inter.iTaus-
8au, Der jest bonn 9rdfsn murarb be,
pobnt pirb unb frdber elmer eiRTttsen
ensliihsn Sdauipielsrin ge5orte,
Charlotte Walpole, bi. our .3sit Ter
Shredensberrihaft msbr ols nrsi
Millionen 5ranes opfsrte, um Dare
4ntoinetts Su befreien. Damn foIsi.
unipeit benz j.Bisen osutiten gets
f6aftspalais, pas Dor buHnert sSabreu
oem prin5en Gugen 8saubarnai3,
8i3etonia bon Sialien. eeborts, Der
fir Die Snnenausihmiiduns ID Wtil@
lionen Jranes perausgabis, Elm gan,
nunoerbarer palaft, in benz felt 1904
bic Gbrenlegion ibr 5eim aufgeihI1.
gen bat. Wsnn audi Der urIpringlicae
8au, ben man i'm SABRE 1886 i'm auF-
TRACE bes Giirften sgriebrih BON Calm
Gnrbarg fir bxien errihtet bate.
1871 BON ben Rommuna.ben nieaers
sebrunnt ipurbe, 10 geftattet bod bic
nabssu trsue, isit9sr srfoIate RsfOas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-10
Derliner Brieitrdser.

Die 3uperlaHieisit unb bic rnfhe
Arbsii fsiner poit pfIest Der Deutif3s,
teionbers Der, Der i'm Auslnnb se!eLt
bat, ols zines Der lpobltb1tiglten Glide
beutiGer Rnitur an3uIeben; gum riGs
bsiien smpfinbst man einen Inter
f1ieb, iobalb nan bic GrenSen iuieber
iiberi6ritten BOT. Muh Die JremDen.
bk unter uns leb<n, bfmerfen DiffsI
linierfHieb iebr nobl. unb ud6 einige.
3eit Mnfsntpdlt In DeutfhlnHD bnbeE
lie ibre 4nfpriine an bic pOis ID:itrss
lid oeneiseyt. iu0s ia eiefntli6 Elm
giinhises 3ei1en fur uns III. Gs III
INNER iebr besei9nenb. ME man in
ein.m Qonbe iiber bic poR iprimt. unb
ii9ts III hor0tterififner ols Die GrS
eebung, lpomit !. 3. Der 0ran3oie 5ns
sorrsita aeiteH unb gaa@ldh hiolsiten lei,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-10

halteH baben. fellte es nidt ftfper
fallen, ibn au belehren. Wait 2eihtias
tett lleBe iih ibm nahpsifen, bab elm
folhes @eies ben Ser. Staaten ben
orosten Shaben sufiieen rpiirbs. Die
erfabruno BON 1896 Bis 1906 bot er=
Dieien, baB. fobalp bic sabriten in
rouem 8etrtebe iinb, bieTes 2aHb ohne
itarte gintpdnberuna niht bic nDthieen
4rbeitsfrdfte su liefern permaa.
Semnah ipiirbe eine 8efhrdntuna Der
Stnipunoeruna aur SSolas haben, bab
rn'ere sSnouftrie niemals sur pplien
5ohe threr gntipidluno aelanaen
tonnte. 0ns 4raument, bob burh Die
lnbeihrGntte ginipdnberuno in fhleh-
ten 9eIhaftsidhren Die Qrbeitslpien
an beorohlihcm ulmfanae antpahfen,
rpirb burh be idbrIihe Riidpunbe-
runas- Stotiitit tpiberIeet. Die aus-
iodrtiaen Qrbeiter, Die bier teine ge.
fhnftiauna finoen. reiien nah ibrer
6eimotb auriid unb eas lit bpn bic
eeRtbar bette Regnlirune bes Irbettsz
marttes. gu, bemerfen 1T nod, oaB
ale bohentlpideIten 2dnber aui fremoe
Grbeitsfrdfte anaepieIen iino. sSn
9eutihlano ftrDmen bic fremoen Or
tetter, sStaliener, arodten, Slopencn,
aenau 10 frie bel uns in Sf,uaren berz
etn uni peroen ioaar aus ibrer 0si.
rath berbeiqebolt. Wenn elm fol6es
roltreihes 2anb, fpie 9eutihlanb,
cbne fremoc 4rbeitstrdfte iid ridt su
te6e!fen permaa, t0nnen mir beitimmt
ohpe oieieIben nitt unIsr Nustommen
ftnoen. Sfernsr iollte bem prdiibsnter
etnleuhten, baB bic SbsuerungsfraQe
nur ourh Die ginpanDeruno oeIOit
perocn tann, bu bic 2anotpirtbi6aft
ntht aur pollen 6Dhe Der Vroouttton
nahIen tann, biz ibr Die nottiqen 4rs
heitstrGfte our 9erfiiauno oeiteut per-
ben, Die unier Qano beItimmt niht su
liefern permao, neil Der amerifaniihe
Rohpuds nitt duf ben 7Farmen
bleibt. @n 8eihrdntunqen. bic moth.
nenoia iinb. febIt es Ihon isbt niht.
Sic limb eber au iibsrtrisbsn, aIs unge.
riioene.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-10
Otertli6 6DteitSteri6bt.



Sobn gens. 65, Stabt; arterienper.
inliung.
nranf .. grintbaus. SO. 4349 yirs
ainia apenue; Dinbetis.
WnItnsion 2orBslers. 65. 226 gle
bion place; 6erSleioen.
Qeonoro Gsisler, 58, 4132 atfson
apenus; Dlossnirebs.
1ernbarbt Ruit. 79. 1436 Walnnt
Gtrnbs; 6,r5fhlas.
Samss Gonner. 40. 2286 8oqsn
Strabe; aunsenent3iinbuna.
3bomns JalIon. 40. 821 pop!ar
Gtrabk; Ghipiabiuti.
Grant 9ouibpaiis. so, 1882 girs
sinia apenue; ShuBipunbe.
1rausn
Marp RieipinD. 68, Porb Jctr.
mount; 8ranbnunben.
Mmolio ROB. SO. l31 Barter CTR;
4iibmo.
Marsorstbe Wsisbrob. 81, 1912
6ibnep Mpe.: q1hmungen.
Worp Collins. so. 1903 Gentyal
4penue; 6tr5leiben.
Warp gaFini. 46, 223l Din. Ctr;
Rrebsleiben.
Gliinbetb 2oipnis. SO, 1896 Et.
Gresorp Sirabs; arisri,nper.aIsuno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-10

Ter Gainpirtb slop 9uiman, non
gso. 76 'Vife StraBe, GoOington. ap.,
|nelher am Rontag i'm ecpingtoner
VoIi5eiaeridlt megen llebertretuna
oes Nitternadltsgeieses su einer
0cIetrnie pon S. nebii stoiten perlsr.
|tbeIlt ,paroe, befinoet lid I'M De.
ipobrtnul oer Gincinnatier Holissi, oc
er olgeblid audi bon ben Wth6rben
bon 6airfielo eosustp. ipegen Derles.
ung oes SofaI Option Geietes ee.
|iulniGt piro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-10

Der plan Dss YrG BEN
ten, bic SrbHung in Merito ourd
4bbaltung elmer prdiioentennabl unz
Ter 4ufiiht Der Der. Staateu ber3us
itsQen, taun uIs gefheitert geIten. Qls
Experiment iOute cine Iolde Babl in
Stp Domingo oienen, noIelbit 5Dei
GenerQIe gegen ben YrdiiDenten 9ors
bas reoplutioniren. llniere Regierung
ihlug Dor, oab aQe brei geperber iih
elmer 8oltsDabl unter Iufii6t rer
Ser. Staatsn llntertperfen Iollten. Gas
lit abgelshnt porosn uno aun Das
9olt bat Iih entibeDen oageeeu
ertldrt. Das bic Sto 8ominz
goer 3uriitfpsiisn, piro fiherGb
niht Die 3uittmmuRs Der meritos
ner finber. Der eiu5ige gang6are
Bsg 1T, Merito fih ielbit gu ubsrloIs
fen ober, penn bic ausipGrtigen Mdtte
nit SnterpsntioH brobeu, cine IpIds
gemeIniam nit pieien gu peranitalten,
ME es in China gei6ebeH iit, pomit
DIE SeolnGung pertnupft DQre, p1b
annerion in jeoneoer 5orm unb BON
irgeno fpel6e: Seite ausaeIflofien lit.
3u unierer 8eunrubigung finbsn mir
jtoo6, oab omeritaniits preborgone
cine Snteroention forbern, Die ouss
fhliebItt bon Seiten Der Ser. Staas
ten erfoIgen FoQ. Das lGuft niht bios
ouf Qnnerion binaus, ionbern aud
ouf einer Griss nit ben Quslanbss
md6ten, Die etnen Sfritt, Der nit 4ns
nerton oon unierer Settle su enben
broht, nt6t 3ugeben ipsrbsn. Sopeit
es Die SHterDeution 3peds 6eritellune
elmer tonititutioneQen Rseisrung be-
trifft, i6eint Der Yraiipent iie ouf
Gruno Der anii6t ms 4uqe aefobt su
baben, bab eins iOlhe aqein ben Be-
itanoigsn llnruben in Werito pprbeue
gen tDnne. Der Srrtbum !iegt auf
Der 6anb. QDenn Die Weritansr oi.
nothiss politiihe Rsife fir cine tpnz
ititutioneQe Rsgieruns befdben, mir
ben lie oieielben fhon ldneit aus eiqss
ner araft einsefiibrt babsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-10
eokal.Dtrid)f
Nus Sesaya ,sni3ip alSeridst
Gin Wanm NIT HriHsip eridsiHf psr
bem Midter.

Der Mann NIT ben -siisrntn prtl'
sipien", ipeIder unaIiidlifxrDtiis auH
nod .5ura" n.ben itinen aoblenblas
bel itubiri. iianb sefsern ipitbtr Dor
rem Rihier. i'm cine siirsli6 D.rtnsis
Oerbdnbiuns su Gnoe su fabren.
9homas Sritis, ttHsn Nome ihon I'M
pesipaneithaftlifsn gerh6linib NIT
benz Necht iishi, mar xihuloigt, nit
isinem Waesn an Der 3. uno Walnut
etrabs uuf Der falihm Strabsnltiit
einasIenti su iein uno battle anDsb!sdb
crr aufforoeruns bes goliatiten, nod,
sinmal umsulfhrsn. niht Uolgf o.
leif.et. Ghon in Der sriien Werbonos
luna lpuroe Suitis sur 9raguns Der
gerbonoIunsstoitsn perurikiii. oof
erIuhte er um Yertaeung Der Usrs
banbIuna, um nit einem aHrpalt uno
Gtenoarophn su erichsinsn, oa sr
aus .Qrinsip" bic Siraie ni6i besaa'
len lpoae. Die Wertasuns rDurot ihr
Wn1brt. geitern ertldrie Der v.
ituloiais pieber, bob er ~prin3ipisu
bic Gtrafe MID. binierlessH ipolls. unn
oos 3suanib Der geamttn fur tEa
niht mabmxnD isi. Wienrum nsrs
.anats tr gsrtaguna. bd r aus
priusip" nid,t init .in.m anfuaIi er
Itisn.n iei unb audi aus .priHssp
tsinsu Sieuoaroph.n mitss5radt,
hak. Ri6ter Bride ptrurikilie Den
ulanu tpiebtrum sur 1rosuHs cst
8erbanolunasioIten. 6isrduf per
lona.s ssr Wann einen GtruFoufihlo
RON 10 5oaen. nm bic Sade burh 'in
s,akas Corpus Uerfahrn CUR sni'
idsipuna bringsu 3u !ofien. Rihtsr
sride ertlGrts. oob bieits 3fpsdlos
isi, oo sr tpihrenb Der 3eii sipsid'en
BEN erften uno siptiien Termin o,r'
oeIIen babe. sinen neuen sermtH itlbl'
IN benntraatn, ipii bos Gefes "a Dor
ftreibt unb ieosr Rshtsfhiiler, pit CT
elmer in, ipifI.n mub. auberbem fpiirs
ben bic antpGlte fhon oufnr iorssn.
.baB bic ga. ldnasr nIs Der Hrlin
tpiirbe." DIS Suitis fab, bob er bier
nit iein Slid bate, ertldrte .r fih be-
reii, bic Siroie unier proieit su BE-
snLlen, um ben gsnsis BEG .sirrs
thums" ontre.sn su i0Hnen. Nuf
hermit bait, Scr Wann 'eiH Oliid,
eeun Rifaer iyride risf ben gsrishrs
iorpordl Seebohm aui ben 3suatn'
iiano, ipelfsr sbenfalls bti6fpor, baB
SuItis faIich aefabrtn lei. Rad ben
ausidaen Der 9tamten rief hr 8te
f6uloiai. .rrssi aus. bab er bsreit isi.
800 geloitrafe su besablen, lDsnn bic
ausfaaen bes gsamtsn Der Wahrhsis
tntipreten. poIiseianpalt Gor ers
,iorie bem Wann. bab e. ihon it,'psr
bolie bi. qoiien bon ihm su ertoltsn,
bic! iptniaer nod cine fresntutde
Strafe ppn 500. Da Der prinsle
pienreiier abiolut nihts nit benz De
rihisbcf anfunasn ionn!e. od audi
hieier tin QrinSip. tpenn cuh sein .sis
iernes" bat, 10 sabli. Der Ulann
ihtpsren herssns bic 0erbdaolun5ss
toiten in 6S6s BON $2.eO. ielbitpers
itanblib aber untsr proieit, ba sr
bcffi, aus vprinsip" bod nod 81 lsis
nsm R.ht su iommen.
Den @roBeeihportnsn 'pures
Gena Whits, an Der Central Artnnt
trcbnhafi, untsr Der Beihulbiaunl.
Nalter Nepkn nen 8etrad BON STAT
su,rpenbet su baben, iiberlpsIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-10
Werb d zen.

Runbe: .sSebi folI i'd ssbnen Wein
rbtauFtn2 ga. ipenn Sic bic miisrob.
len aiaorren auriidnshmen. bic Gie
mir I'm porigtn anbr aeIiefert bobtn..
Reiitnber: .llnm0n!id. nit Der sFir.
ma itebe Id In aor ieiner Nerbinbuna
mthr IS. Do min Id Iieber ip6tef ben
gDein jurii6utbuen!~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-10

Die 9eaner Der @inDanoee
rung 1tnn pieber am Werf. Wie per
lautet, tam Der etn3iee DiDeriianD
baaeaen. Der in sinem 9efo liegt. ols
iiberpunoen anaeieben tperoen. bn, Die
lberihtet, Brdfioent gBilion benz Bel
fpiele feines Boradnasrs 5aft niht
fofqen uuD Der Bin feline 3uitimmuna
oemdhren fpiro. Wenu praiibent
Bilfon Der 8eneifen auaGnslide
Wam lit. fir ben mir i'm bisber &C.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-10
Dte erfiatIih, enttpidsln iih

Wte er d I | O., enttpTdeln 1tn
nlImdhlit in Cincinnati bieielben Su=
itGnbe, nie in bsm frommen ionntdsss
heilisen genniplpanien, no setpiIie
Sreiie Der 9epDlterune, bic Sonntuss
nihts 81 trinten betpmmen, in Der
aputbete fir 5shn Gents Solaaltobol
taufen uno iih Biz CUR 9etpubtlo'lsz
teit unb bdufig audi uuf ben Spo be-
iaufen. llno oas nennt man Reform.
Ginen IoI6en 3uItanb tpnnen mir bier
ni6t einreiben IuTen. 8as Sonntaesz
geIss mub sednbert uno ale Srafte
miiiien baratf geridtet peroen, oisis
Ienoerung gu erlansen. Gs lit eas
bic oringli6ite bon alien Reformen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-10

Das 6aus bat sius Reiolutipn
paIiirt, tpelae ben 9rdiibentsn auffors
bert, bic Nationen Der Groe aur Gin
itslIuna BON Tlottenbuuten auf Die
9auer zines Ssohrss au eriuden. Der
8rGEEbent piro benz Quftroqe ssolqe
oeben uno oas RsIultut lit ieBt i6on
ppraussuiehen. gnalanb, pas bis an
bic I3Ghne oeriiitet 1T, piro bereitDils
ltaft ieins 3uitimmuns ertbeilen. Die
iibrioen Rationen, Die nett hinter ben
enqliifen Rultunoen auriiditeheu. fper-
bel. abIaaen. Der 8orIhlaq lit mel
ter ni1ts ais cine Soroeruno engliiher
9ldne burh bic Ser. Staaten. Nah
nsm Brinaip. baB cine Reaierunq iih
nt6t in Die 4nosleoenheiten elmer an.
bcren einaumiiden bat. bate Der 9rd-
iibent ben Iuftrdo ablsbnsn iolen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-10

9a 3 ubertrtebener QltphoIz
qenuB ihdolth lit, mar betannt, e9:
Der Or. WacWitfeu ieinsn brtnslihen
RuhnruF erlieB. Riht minbsr be-
4annt III aber aud, bab Die Welt Stis
muIanasn niat entIagen tpirb. DEM
nah lit IS pergebli6es gemiiben, oan
slltoholqenuB burt 8eIeBe gu unterz
briiten. Die ooh niht hefolgt iperpen.
Die 20iuns Der 9ufQape bsftebt oarin,
Iidrt altpbolbdltiQe 9etrdnte, Die al
lsin Sdaoen cnridten, our6 miloe
olfpbolhaItice Getrdnte gu erIeBsn
uno bisies gemiben niro gerabe bur0
Ssmperensgefese psreiteLt, Ia btsTa
aur SoIas babsn. oab Die milosn 8e=
frGnfs aus pe,a SanpeI perordngt
iperoer uno Ser 9erbrduG bon itara
zen 8etrdnten Uni 70 lnsbr Sunimmt.
gaB IN ben Ger. Staoten na6 Dr.
MiacNiitteus 2lrgabe $50, 900 perfo=
nen i'm Sabre bsm QltohpIismus uns
tsrlieoen, III ieoiQlih unb aIein auf
bi: probibitiOn 5uriid3uFUhreu.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-24
FEDERAL TROOPS ARE
IN REBEL TERRITORY

JUAREZ, Mexico, Dec. ga flying
wedge OF federal troops swept into rebel
territory today and, adopting the tactics
OF guerrilla warfare: began a campaign
to destroy railroad bridges and telegraph
lines, according TO rebel reports Their
first act was TO cut off communication
between General Francisco Villas 5000
rebels at Chlhuahua and the rebel base
at Juarez. BY pulling down telegraph
lines south OF Juarez, the federals tenn
porarily isolated Villa in Chihuahua, so
IA? as direct communication WAS con-
cerned
The small federal band went out from
Ojinaga. on the border, and was believed
TO have heen commanded by General
Ynez Salazar, who is well seasoned In
guerilla warfare. The plaa OF tho federals
AS understood by the rebel chiefs. is to
operate extensively over northern Mex
leo. and, by working IN circles. to de-
stroy all property that might be of use
TO the rebels without engaging the latter
in fight According 10 report, SalaZar' S
men were headed for the Casas Grandes
district, west OF the railroad running
from Juarez, and were designing 10 burn
houses and other property In this dis
trict are located comparatively rich agTi-
cultural and grazing fields. cultivated by
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-24
ACTION ON GEORGES
REMOVAL POSTPONED
Trustees of George Junior
Republic to Suspend Judg-
ment of Founder.

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-No action
looking toward the removal of William
IL. George from all participation i'll the
affairs Of tho George Junior Republic
will be taken at this time by the trus.
tees of the Freevillc, n. Y, institution.
This was the reply. forwarded by them
today TO tho state board of charities
regarding the board s. action in calling
upon them to force Mr., George to sever
his official connection with the institu
tion he founded. His removal was rec
commended after an investigation of
charges made against him. No deci-
sion was given at any time on the
charges.
The trustees in their recommends
ton to tho state board expressed ''ut-
most confidence in the future of the re-
public,N and asserted that nearly all
of the published criticisms of it were
due to a understanding of actual
conditions. The board was informed
that the trustees felt they could not
accede to its request to abandon the
republic g idea of self government and
turn the Institution into Il farm colony.
Regarding the recommendation for
the removal of George, the trustees
pointed out that the founder has had
no official connection with the repub-
lie since 1908, although he is at pres
cnt the director of the National Asso-
citation OF Junior Republics. The trus-
tees set forth that the charges against
him are still under investigation by a
committee of high standing and hence,
''any action of the trustees or any
recommendation made by them in re-
gard to advance of the decision of this
imminent jury which will soon be rem
dered would not only be a grave dis
courtesy, but would be manifestly un-
fair. -
The action Of the trustees will be
governed entirely by the finding of the
investigators, the trustees declared.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-24
ADMIRAL COWLES
is NOW AT CULICAN

HERMoSILLO. Sonora, Mex, Dec. 23.
Rear Admiral Cowles and the captain
OF the United States cruiser Pittsburg
arrived today at Culican, boins brought
TO the state capital on special train
with Felipe Riveros, consututionalst
governor OF Sinaloa, and insurgent army
officers.
This information. telegraphed here to-
night, did not make clear what business
the American rear admiral had with the
constitutionalist officials, although yes
terday 1t was reported that the visit was
In connection with the state department S
inquiry into the safety Of w. S. Wind
ham and j. VI. Dunn. Americans who
had been reported TO be held prisoners
by the constitutionalists.
The consttutionalists accounted for the
wllcrea bouts OF the two Americans after
the cruiser had started southwark.
This is the first tne Rear Admiral
CoWIes has visited any interior point held
by the insurgents. Eduardo Hay. chief
OF staff to General Iturbe consttu-
tionalist commander in the state Of Sina-
loa, was commissioned to look after the
comfort and entertainment OF the Amcri-
can guests
Desertions from the federal garrison at
Guaymas continue. Four officers and
thirty-seyen men surrendered today al
Cruz de Piedra. the insurgent outpost
south of Guaymas. These deserterS re-
ported much decentralization among Cen
eral Ojcdas federal forces, but asserted
that the federal garrison still numbered
nearly 1000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-24
Scene Is Interesting.

The sccne at the signing of the meas
ure was not unlike that which attended
the completion OF the tariff law The
conference report on the BILL which had
passed the house last night by an over
whelmlng vote. was likewise adopted by
the senate this afternoon by q vote OF
4S to 20, Republicans again voting with
the Democrats,
The engrossed bill. with the signatures
OF the vice president and the speaker
OF the house. were finally brought to
the White house shortly before o'clock,
BY o'clock. the hour set for the cere-
mony. Speaker Clark. Representa- tive IN
derwood. Senator Owen and Representa-
tive Glass, Secretaries MeAdoo, Garri-
master General Bureson. were grouped
around the presidents desk and In front
OF him crowded members Of congress
and many government officials, The
group also included Mrs. Wilson and
her daughters, Mrs, Mcadoo and Mrs.
Owen. There was an atmosphere of
joyousness rather than solemnity appar-
emit The president inquired II Senator
James had come. The husky form OF
the Kentucky senator appeared from be-
hind the crowd and some one rema rked !:
"a majority Of the senate has now ar
ri,