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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07

ioelfer Die Verldnaerung bss aus
fhlieblihen auffiibrungsre6ts fir bic
Dper nparfifal", ods Der sgamilie
Hifdrb Dasnsrs geb0rt, bis nad benz
81. DECEMBER b. J. gefpdbrt tperben
ioa, pdnn Dns Reht ablduft,
ba. iit gepeisert, bic petition in Grz
fpagnng 5u sieben.
Die betoen eriten ltnterihriften ouf
Der Petition iinb bieieniaep oes arons
priflssn nnb Der aronprin3eFin.
Der Ratentrieg beginnt.
Scmburg, 6. Gebr. - Die beuts
lhen uno Die bolldnoiI6sn Dumpferz
linen bdben am. 9onneritua anaetiinz
oigt, baB Der 5abrpreis fir bos 3pis
ifsnbed fir bic iabrt bon europa
rnh CANADA bon $40 auf $50 berabs
aeieyt iuerben tpiiroe. Die qlsihe Res
button lit auh pon-oer 0iterreihiihs
ameiifdnif6en ginie fir bic ;So6r.
5ipiiten 9rieit unD Wontrea(. Ga
nood, augeorbnst tporben.
O erp lt6e VI D . otaten b -
fen nidt in RuBtanb
prattisiren.
q. petersbura, 6. 5s6. -
Die bon Der Iund dnQenommene
VorIage. oer3ufolge peibIite acootds
ten oas Hedt ertdltsn iollten, in Rug
lano su prutiiSiren. 1T am 0onnsritag
pom aeidsrasb nit 84 gegtn So Stims
men rerlporfen iporben.
Die prominenteiten rufIfhen 5uris
fen uno ttdtiGdlih Die gdn3s If6erale
gepolterunq Rublnnbs mar fir bic
annohme Der gorlage. Die dlteren
Stodtsmdnner a6er, nit bem Suiti5s
mintiter On Der Spiss, plaioirtsn in
btrsoter uno srfolgrsihsr Weiie aegsn
bic 4usoeanung Der Rs6te Der 5rausn.
6elsne Statlo III iebt
qrin3efiiu W2urat.
pdris. 6. Isb. Vi. relfaioIs
3rauung BON syrl. 5slsne Stalo bon
Cincinnati nit oem yrinsen Ulitel
Wurai faHo am 9onueritaa in Der
tdtholiifen STRIDE BON St. honor9
Tgplau itatt. Tds neupermd6lts
paar trat sIsih barauf feline So6s
3sissrsiie rad asgppten an.
YsuH3.bn gerfoHeH ers
trunten.
gluefietbs, Qicorusua, 6. Js5r.
RsEnsstH perfonsn. II gaiidaiere
uEo iieben Wann BON Der geiabuna,
tint am 1onneritns WorgeH srtruns
ten, als Der Shoner .grdnabd ouf
Der 5obe BON 9rentppn uutsrging.
Eur 5uei bon Den an 8orb befinoIihsn
psrionsn tpurben sersttei.
Die Grandoa mar cine aombinas
tipn BON Shoisr uno 9dfoIinboot
Don 80 5onnsn gesiiter uno nuroe
i'm aahre 1912 in Rem Orleans eez
slut. Sie bate 5000 getoitst. 0as
&c hi3eug gshorte 2lberto Bernard pon
giusfisIbs unb purpe feit eini9en mos
naiea na3u psrtuenoet. qahagiere uno
5ratt 3tpii6sn 8lusfieIog uno gunts
t:n ON Sdn Suan 5lub in Qicoragua
81 tefGrcerH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07

tbm Die 3uhtbdustbIren qe0ffnet. Gr
lpar 3u Is Sabren 3udt6aus perurs
tbellt iporoen, neil er in bielen St6bs
ten GolHorniens Gin6riihe in borneb.
men 5dufern beriibt bate.
HepiolO enttam, inbem er Dos oQn3e
3uhtbdus in 8untelheit biilte, nGls
renb er ais 05ruItp" 3utritt gu benz
elettrtI6en Regulirungsappardt bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07
Die Steuern in 00be DON 81, 200 900
btrfer8O8en BADEN ioQen.
-ss-.

IS O RtngtOn. .. g., 6. Tebr.
DelegGtipnen aus ptelen StGDter-ber
Der. Staaten, 0arunter BON Rerp
yoIt, Gbicago, YbiIaoelpbiu, gultis
mple, Seriep Gttp etc, erT6ieneu am
8cnneritug,im WeiBen 6aus, um Dor
Dem grdiioenten Gait fir unb geqeu
b.. unter3eihnunq Der DiQinobam'z
ideH Gtunanoerungsporldge 8u argus
mentiren. Der PrGIibent empfiuq bic
Delegationen in bem 0ftlihen Saal oes
Ntifen 9uuIes, ipo er an einem gro.
BsE 5iide iaB, Quf benz oiele giaer
uno Bdpiere QufgebGuft tpdreu. Gr
iagte ben Reonern, hub er in Dem syou
tbdtid6lich pie Role zines Aidters
fptsle. Sic Senatoren C'Gormun
uno Root, Setretdr gfageI, bic Reprds
ieEtunten Robsrts, 5baper, aabu,
SubEdtb un6 GurIeD, fppie syuIius
GDienIDaIo BON G1icaqo uro Qouis
Itutibau DON 4efp Yort, befanben fia
un:2r ben bunoert Doer me9r 8etIoa
nen, cie um ben 4rGIioentsn hsrumius
Ben. Der nit Der foIgenoen 4ntuuois
gurg begann:
.Iie 8epeisfiibrung, buB bic gprs
luge uugereht lit uno nitt 9eIes
Dercsn ioQte, ift S1te Der 8eqner Der
9crIage. Gs mufeu ie6r gepiatige
NrgumeHte DDrgebraht perben, Inn
ben grdiibenten gu peranIafTen, qegeu
Die Gntihetoung bei0er 6duIer oeg
G0nsceTes 81 banbeln."
Qor oem BrQiioenten, ouf Dem
ltih Iagsn groteite DON Deutf5s
!ano, StaIien uHb ben g2ieoerlanoeu
gegen Den photographer. unter nell
dem Der Setretdr fir 6anoel uno
4rbett outorifirt iptro, Snipettoreu.
Waironen uno Regierungsdr3te 1uF
Den ginpunosrungs'hiffen gu Itattoz
niren, oeren qfItht es feir ION, Die
ameritarifhen Ginpanoeruussbeb6rz
ben uber bic decentralization uno Die
Sehcnolung Der Ginnanoerer DGbrsno
Der lleberfubrt 3u unterridten.
Gin anberer protsft BON Ceiter-
retdh fol- unterpess feiH unb e lit ana
seceltet poroen, oaB iia auh fyrants
reid uno Gnglano bem groteit anz
ialitbsu tperbeu. 2lue otsTe gtationeu
IoQeu cen srtpdbnter Yaragrapben als
etaen Gtngriff in i6re SOuDerdnitdtss
ref)te uber bic Sdtffe ibrsr Ratipnen
auf bo6er See anieben, unb aIs Elm
WtBtrauensDotum gegen bic Auspans
oerungsbsamteH Der Oerihieoene1, ,Ra.
ttOEen.
0ud oiele promtnente Suoeu tpureu
anipeIsrp, nm gsgen gentle guntte
in rer 8orlage 81 proteitiren.
Inter 8enjenigen, bic 1egen cte
9prlage ipra6eu. bef1nb iih Der Rea
prdientant GaIeb Boomers BON aens
tutb tpdhreno Der frItere Reprd'ens
tdnt Wm. g. 9ennett BON Retp gort
| ite unteritiibte. 6err Bennett eupfdhl
aber, haB Der 9rGiiDent bic Borlase
pstiren Ioue, ou Woobrotp Wilpn III
pertger aIs etnen W2pnot inuugurirt
nutoe unb Die 2lbii6t ausgeiproheH
habe, ben GpngreB 5u elmer Grtrds
iJBuug eiuberufen 81 pollen. wenn
Der neue 3ousreB batn rpirtlth 8u
Sumter Der 9tIoungsprobe feiu ioGte,
eann t6nne bic 8prIage pteoer anges
nommen rpsrben uno innerbolb con
tpenieen monoten 9eiesestraft eriana
gen.
5drrp Slefon, pom Ghtedgrer
| Staotgeriht, i6Fah aIs Reprdleuturt
Der @Stanninapisr uuo audi ais osrisr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07
. te poIi5ei aorruption
in Rem Yprt.


in Rem Yort.
Netp Yort, 6. Jebr. - Diitritts
nnalt Bhitmdn bebauptet, nunmebr
IN Beige bon 3sugenmaterial su
ieln, pelhes bobe 8eaiHte oes golis
2c:oepartements Der grpreifunq BON
Shmisrgelosrn uberfiibrsn uiro. 30.
!i3et . aapitdn gbomns gB. WalIb
mcd;.e Wtittpoh 4bsno Qusiagsn,
sie er Dor Der 8ranb 5urp rpi.oerbo=
leu Diro uno gu QHtIGgsu gsgen eli
ren poIi3ei Juipefior unb aRbsre
hohe geamte fiihren niirften.
aSalib. Der trant su 5duie Iieat,
mar 81 ben SHihiillungeH purt bic
GRtlagsu bes poli3ifteu eugene 5or
qsSipuHgsH. Der Uloutag betannte,
SGmiersel0sr toQettirt unb fis isinsm
8orasfeBten DalIb iibergebeu 5u 6os
ben. Segtsrey, Ger an siuem ifpereH
Ssr5feblsr Isiost UNI Ieju 8erpiiisn
Dor feinent porausijtffiteH 5pbe su
er!eihteru nunft:s, betaRnte. in eis
rem ein3igen poIi3eiDre3intt osr Stdot
stra 100000 Don iibslbeIii6tistsn
6auitrn tclettirt I'll hdben. Die
Sodlfte oieier Seller hlbe er an b0here
ge1mte abgeIiefsrt. Gr t6nns nicht Ia
gen, ME oiel in ben oier ancereu pre-
,intisa ieinss 3nips.;ionsbiitritts fol-
lclt!rt tpurhe, clause tnoenen mtns
cshen2 ebeniopiel.
Dos getenntuiB beg Yolt3eitdpi=
tGrs lpirb pon esm Tiftritinnpalt fir
bds teeeutunaspouts ieiner gan3en
aarriere ertldrt. Gr mar nur etpa
q Stuneen nit Wali9 suiammsr, Der
fi6 bereit ertIGrte, ie,n gefenutriB nies
esr3lidreibsr un6 an ndhiieH Won>
tag TOR Ger grarojur1 gu eritsiRen
Rbinelann.r Maloo, Der DoIiseiz
tcmmiT1r Rem gorts, iusperbirte
Tonreritag Den goii3ertapitdu Dalib,
csr en- Wittfpoh 2,5enb eiH9eitunoen
bate. ShmisrenstIosr esHOmmen gu
hubsn. gegen ben pou Walih iutrtnis
nirtsa 5nipsttor iino iorsit nod tsius
MatregegH gstroffeu Iseroeu.
Ws1itanii6sr AoHful ioII
eieReutralitits@Gsies
perlest Aa6sn.
gIpaio, Ter, q. Gebr. - gns
riaue 6. 2lorente. Der meri.aniife
aoniu. in Gl gaio, pirb BON Der
munoesrssisruns beituloist, arisgss
material per Shiii bon ben Der.
StGatsn aGs nat Utsrito ssianot 3u
bater. Der gunoss:ommiifdr Glipsr
ba. u. q. grpant bsauftrast, 2Iorsns
tc, Der iif in Suare3 auFbaltsn foll,
sinsn Saftbsftbl 5u3ultslen. fobaIo sr
tie Gten3s iiberftreitet. Der aom.
m;iIdr srt!dris, oaB SunbssmarfhalI
Me Tcpea in Gan 2inionio ben
SiilfgmarTtaa Grant Repman angss
nitien babe, ben gdFtbefebl niht 3ll
pcaEreden.
aotert q. 6. ulcBonaIo. psl6er
6ehauptet. oaB Der aoniul ibn un0
sirei anhersn psrionsH 0elb gum Qtnz
fanf BON Daffen fir Die meritaniIAen
as1.srungstruppsn CAB, eripirtte ben
6af.beislI. alberto Utaoerp, Elm On
tel ses Qr1iiosnteu BON Merito, piro
g..itFcls IN Der allgei6rift genannt.
annIn! 2iprente, oer BON ieinsul
pcfisn atberufsu purot. lit tereits an
Mit.rof) Qbsno nah Sudrs3 abgsrsift,
ais man i'm bappR bend6ric5ttgte, oab
ein s,citbsf.bl gssen Jpn erldHsn Dcrs
ben fsi.
2lcrtnte mar Ipd5renb Der isBissn
9leroiEtioa aoniul in Gl pafo unb
friih.r in europa attreeitirt. Seinc
hieiieen irsunoe iIuo Der 2lniift,
tah er iE Babe ais msri,untlaer
GereruItoiduI naa 0eutidluno ses
faret rpereen tpirc.
SuareS, 6. Ge6r. - acniui 2los
ssnis, ssS,n ben bic 4nsIaGs ssi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07
u. Sabr9ang.
Detterberi6t.

Tlr Shio uno bns neitlihe
psnniplDonien: Shpnss g1stter am
areiiag unb Sdnritag- Wdbis itarte
ireftIihe Winhe.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07

prdTibent Saft
-~&:~-
Sort Die groteite 3oblrei6er 9ete8ds
tionen
81
gegen bic 0iuingbum'f6e Ginpans
berungs 8OrLage an.
-~s:--
Nudl Elm babies 0uben0 europdifts
Regterungen buben oagegen
proteitirt.
Der grdftbent berIpra5 ale Qlreuz
mente reiflicb in GrlpGgung
5teben 81 Dollen.
Gtne neue llnterTuhung ge8en bic
StanDarb Oil 60. i'm 8angs.
Das Suiti3oepartement u0Ate bic Irs
fade fir bic rieiige greisteiges
rung Don ROb1l tennen
lerneu.
IT
Eetr EompromtB nit ben betritgeris
i1en SIeomargarins 9SQbritauten,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07

.Mu8lanO- Stlegrapb
Der 3afkan-&ries.
Die Bnlsaren seben iih alle
Mhbe in ben Yeiib BON
0alIipoIi 81 seIans.n.
l9ie 1iirfen i9eines aber cine
eaersiiMe aampasne4su iiibren.
'Gae baIsariife Megieutng ipeisert
iidl,
Een IusIanoern in abrmsopel ireien
ab3us 3u gespdbren.
Die oeutfde aesierungs fiiubigt ON,
DAP lie nah ben Eiterierien ben.
Reihstag cine neiie NebrporIase
- unterbreiten iperoe.
aeine 9erI1ngerung DER Gigntbums.
rehie Der @agner' iten 5ami-
lie nuf Die Oper BeriiFol
ASiro bonn Reid,staa besDiun1t tperoer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07
Jn(anO=ge(egrap1
po(i5si., .,,graa" in New gork.
9urd) Die OeifdnOniiie cines Der
anseflasteH YOli5iit.n
Weroen brei aapitdue uuS eiu
Jnipeftpr fhtper infrimiuirt.


4u9 sec Capt. WalTb bat Elm Gez
ftdnbniB abgeIegt,
>ssS-
Der meritaniiheGonfuI QIorents in CT
pnfo, 5srus,
~S>-
Der 0erlebung Der HeutralitGt in ben
Der Stdaten onestIagt.
-
Die gsiasung Der norpegiitER 8drts
wRemittent",
~.>
WabrIf)einfi5 bon bem Idmpfer
nJimrsite" oufgenommer uHb in
Si6erhsit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07

Der Bead pro3sB in Qiten, 3. G.,
gsht ieinsm GHbe eHtssgsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07

Der frtihere poIi5eifsf 5bippep Don
Gbicago fir irriinnig srtIdrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07

2ein SomprOmtB nit ben betriigeris
'hsn DIeomargarins 5abritauten,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07
g a hnen n

Rem Oort. 6. 5ebruar RAD
elmer laHsen Sisuns Der DirettpreR
Der Union paeifie uno SoutRrn pa
cific 8abn ruuroe Tonneritog Ibeno
Der pIun. nan ueItsm bsios S9ittus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07

Ger ruiiiide Reifsratb bat Gle
Oumn.Borlage periuorien,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07
Cincinnati. 0reitae. Dem I. Sebrnar 1913.

9rudS Der yteutrolitdtsgeiese erboben
!poroen lit, befinbst ii6 bier uno err
fldrte, Dab er iih nuA Der Staot
Useritp begeben peroe.
Die geaBung bes Remtt :
tentanf 4etnsno
in q trhsrhpit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07
'9ie 1iirfen i4eineR aber cine
eaerSiibe 6amp paenelsn iiibren.

aeine gerIdngerung Der Gigenibums.
retie Der @agner id)en 5ami-
lie ouf Die Oper Beriifol
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07

s9iro bonn Reid,stas bespiamt tperoer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07

Ter5nfolse- ipeibIiten abUfaten bas
Reht ertheilt .tpcroen iolIte in
HuBlano 5u prattniren.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-19
Effect OF Missions on
Commerce in The Orient

tsouthern Mission News Bureau)
Sir Chenmng Liang Cheng, "A former
Chinese minister to the United States.
writes that "the missionaries have pen
etrated far into the heart OF the eoun-
try. and have invariably been the from
tersmen for trade and commerce. The
late MIR. Denby stated that the fact
that commerce follows the mission
airy has been Individually proved in
China. The Aou. +. S. siratton, form
erly collector OF port Of San Francisco,
on his return from a journey Of three
months IA China. Japan and the Phil
ippines. declared that commercially
speaking. the missionaries are the ad-
vance agents fm An .C1n CONNER
cial snterarises. and business men
only understood this matter, they
would assist rather than discourage
eyangelistic work in the east
During a visit Of Bishop y r. Hem
Dirk TO China. ne met q wealthy En-
glish merchant in shanghai whose
convictions on this subject were pro
nounced and clearly expressed He
say. I'VE find that our very com
merco In China is based upon the mis-
sionary. lie precedes us into the in
terror. and becomes the means OF our
communications VITA the natives"
A correspondent OF the London
standard has written: an almost
every instance OF new trade centers,
new settlements and ports being open-
ed n the FAR east. the missionary
pioneer has been the first student and
Interpreter. eeologist, astronomer. his
torian aud sohoolmaster. and his ex
ample aud instruction have first arous-
ed the desire for those commercial
wares Of ours whie' subsequently drew
forth the traders" In the initial at
tempis TO build railways in China il
was found comparatively easy TO dc
this II the route had been previously
occupied by mission stations. out that
there was prompt trouble II the at
tempt was made where no missionary
influence had been exeried. The Rev
W. A. Cornaby, for many years a resi-
dent missionary in China. is quoted as
saying: The opening OF China was
desirable first OF all in the interests
Of the kingdom Of God. and then in the
interests of commerce, but the mis-
simary must precede the trader. and
commerce must be on Christian lines. "
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-19
Drunken Monkeys.

According to a recent letter from
the Congo region on tho west coast
Of Africa. the monkeys there are in
ordinately fond Of a kind Of beer
made BY the natives. who use the
beverage to capture their poor rela-
tions Having placed quantities Of
beer where the monkeys can get At
It, the natives wait until their victims
are in various degrees OF inebriation,
and when they mingie with them the
poor creatures are too much fuddled
to recognize the difference between
negro and ape When a negro takes
the hand Of one of them to lead him
lff some other fond creature clings 10
he hand OF the latter one. and anoth'
er 10 his hand; thus a single negro
may sometimes be seen carrying of
4 string OF staggering monkeys
Whan secured. the beer is admins
tered I'm decreasing Quantities. so that
they may only gradually awaken tc
the sad results Of their spree.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-19

The abundance Of fish in the Sea
Of Caliiee continues to this day to be
the wonder of travellers For the
most part the fishing done by the
syrians involves the use OF nets.
probably identical in construction
with those Of the Apostles, and the
best evidence that the fishing through
out all these centuries has been ac-
comrlished by these nets is to be
found in the ease with which the
greater part Of the fish may be de-
ceived with the aid Of any bait. nat
ural or artificial The pellucid water
Of this lake. with its everchanging
reflections. is in striking contrast with
the muddy depths OF the River Jor-
dan. The silt in that stream. how
ever. does not seem to Inconvenience
the fish. which are extraordinarily
plentiful. even in the lower reaches
before it falls into that deathly lake
which the Arabs call the Sea OF Lot.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-19
Edison Talking Pictures

All hail TO the wizard, Edison, no
motion pictures ever before exhibited
in this city have been more profoundly
Interesting than the talking motion
pictures that viii be given at the sugg
theater Thursday and Friday Noyem-
Ger 202l, matinee daily. They possess
scientific value that cannot be at
ributod to the pictures OF the familiar
black and white or garden variety. Not
only are the pictures shown on a larg-
or screen than usual, but the distinct
ness OF the voice and the synehhroni-
zatiou Of the subjects shown is won
derfully realistic. Nothing has ever
been invented that could so clearly IL
iustrate the educational value of the
phonograph and moving picture as
these wonderful Edison talking pic
ures. No more remarkable achieve
ment Of this new photography has ever
been revealed n this city. The pic
lures are both comic and tragic a com
plete program having been arranged.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-19
PLUMAGE CAUSED THE ERROR
Naturallsts Have Discovered They
Were Wrong in Idea About New
Zealand Bird.

Since birds frequenting flowers for
honey or insects are apt 10 get their
heads covered with pollen, and since
the pollen Of different flowers varies
In color, bird may become yellow
headed, red-headed, blueheaded, etc,
according TO season. This circum-
stance led to q curious mistake in the
.ase OF a New Zealand bird, a honey
sucker and a hunter of lowers. In
The early summer it visited most fre-
luently the flowers OF the native iiax,
and later in the year fed chiefly on
The fuchsia. The pollen OF the former
Is red. and of the latter blue. Hence
in the early summer the bird appeared
with a red head and vas named the
red-headed honeysucker. But when
later in the year. It went to the fuch-
sla. its head was stained blue, and IL
vas called the blue-headed honey
sucker.
Thus for a long time 'his bird was
thought to be OF two d. d.z.inct species
and only a year or two ago was 4
found that the "red-headed" and the
"blue-hc4ded" were one and the same
and that the real color OF the heac
was blaokish brown.-Harper's Week
ly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-19
Says Mind is Factor
in Football Success
Telegram by United Press.

r"f" rf'"A - fahAN'A 4 AfrNs
Champaign, Ill.,. Nov. Mind is a
big factor in football success and
many teams are routed through super
ior mentality, according 10 Robert G.
zuppke, coach OF the Illinois uniyers
ity football squad
"A mans football ability is deter
mined by a vital brain. executing the
dictates Of an aggressive mind.r do
clased Zuppke The stronger the
body the better It will act IN football
as an implement for the guiding mind
There is no doubt Ia my mind that
teams are often defeated because their
opponents master them mentally. They
come on the field with more vigorous
and vital brains and oycrpower the
norc sensitive and weaker minds ol
the men they appose Therefore It Is
OF greatest Importance to deg sicp an
aggressive mental altitude like that
good fighter possesses. Football re-
quires and DEVELOPS courage IN re-
sisiing with the mind the dogeneratina
tendencies Of pain, and moral coward
ice, in forcing complete recovery oi
all OF the normal faculties OF seli.pos
session.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-19
Interest OF South in
Deep Waterways is
Theme Of Discussion


jacksonville, Florida, Nov. i9.-"The
south's interest Ia a Completed Inland
WaterN ay." was the subject Of today's
principal address before the Atlantic
Deeper Waterways association. which
IS holding It's annual convention here.
Representative John Il. HUH of
North Carolina was the speaker. he
pointed out the great benefits which
such completed waterway win mean
not only 10 trade and industrial work
ol the south. but also to the north. II
will mean, ne declared. more strongly
eementiHg New England with the
south. Such a great inland waterway
he declared, would mean that the vast
industrial products Of Massachusetts,
and other New England states could
be transported by water to the Pacific
coast, via the Panama eaaal the entire
way inland. with the exception Of the
comparatively short trip from the Gulf
Of Mexico coast to the canal All dan
ger to which shipping along the coast
Is subject. ne pointed out would b.
eaurely eliminated when it took the
inside route"
Other papers were read on "The
Rivers and Harhors Work Of Con
gress." ~Ald 70 Inland Navigation.
Engineering Development OF the At
lantic Coastal Waterways. Each ad-
dress was followed by five minute dis
cussions Of the subject Adjournment
was taken at noon. when the delegate
and accompanying visitors visited tho
warships in ST. Johns river and the
huge ostrich farm operated BY The
Jacksonville Board OF Trade AT the
second session today Mayor Frederick
Donncily of Trenton. n j.. discusses
The Connecting Link Across New Jer
sey.' A "gei-toeether.danoe" and ro
eeption was scheduled for This even
ing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-19
oueer MarrIaas aupers.ItIons.

A curious idea about the Burmese is
that people born on the same day OF
The week must not marry, and that
il they defy the fates their union viii
be marked by much III luck. To pre-
vent these disastrous marriages every
girl carries a record of her birthday in
her name. each day Of the week hav-
ing letter belonging - Il, and all
children are css;vu BY a name which
begins with that letter 1t is rather
hard If the Marys and Marks OF Burma
fan in love with each other Unlike
other Oriental lands. the younger peo
pie are allowed to marry as taste die
tates. subject only to the birthday re
stFictions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-19
INCREASED
RECEIPTS

Oklarania City. Nov l9.-Accordine
To stalStAs.It issued by the corpora
tion commission, reports OF railway
business in Oklahoma under the two
cent passenger fare for August. 1913
compared with August, 1912. show in
creased traffic and increased revenue.
On all the roads that have filed with
the corporation commission their re-
ports for August the increase in both
traffic and revenue over the CORE
spending month for 1912 (when three
cent fare was in effect is greater
than was shown BY the comparison for
July. August was the second month
under the restored two cent fare and
was the first month in which the low.
er fare was in effect for the entire
period. The percentage of increase on
the roads that have reported for Au-
gust is as follows
NJ, X. a. T.. increased traffic. ca per
cent; increased revenue, lG per cent
G. o. q S. F., increased traffic, %
per cent; Increased revenue. l0 per
cent
C., r. l. & p. increased traffic. -
per cent; increased revenue. per
cent.
X. c. s., increased traffic. l0S per
cent; increased revenue. A per ecat
The A, 7. a S. r. reports for Au-
gust have not yet been filed.
The results OF operation uader the
two cent fare compared with those Of
operation under three cent fare are be-
ing watched closely both by the rail
roads and the corporation commission.
The result Of this observation viii b.
an important factor IA the trial Of the
Oklahoma two cent fare case ON It's
merits in the federal court next spiihe