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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-06
A GOOD FISH STORY.

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16

Der @ebespeiler seiogt, ba 6ubn i4
bid nod biete, i4 ben an meinc
Gift per3ig Name, TN ba ba Is mete
ner mod nit babel. 90 Bel IN BET
is aud Der Reit BON ben gonia
fomme, I'm ieber bat e gar5e Gait
Name gebobt, I'm pie mer suiams
megsfiggert ben, ba bat infer meier
8erein ipfper Spst 5unnert Mems
berf9 gebabt; ib bente, bns is E putt
tie quit ponrl for en- Gtart! gs fiji
70 ebaut fuf5ebn 6enerf4 Bel ben
Webespeiler beiiamme TONNE, I'm
Der @ebespeiIer bat sefagt, er be6t
bic MpbIfen made, bob mer reite=
meg E Mietung abbdIte bsbte, BIZ
fabs mer tDnnte fdon e gauge 2att
8ert bubn, mas uns fpdter orig
bdnbig TONNE bebt.
Simmer bic Mo1i4en is bin IN
fer geIpro9e tporbe IN f9liebli9 is
ie e6apptet pprbs. Sd ben off
aobrs bic mebrf4ts grpeit bubn
mile, bitobs oafor i'm i'd Der prei'
fenbent. @tpfper en- Mann fpie midi.
mo in 70 So9e bic ausi4nsifenbIts
gdipierien3 bat. bubt bos nit biel
Der 8ebespeiler bat mid
E paormol augepif6pert. I'm bat ges
iagt: pbil, BIZ biidt e drummer! Sd
ben in bic eriGte 2ein Elm bon meme
Selleprebtet Spieti4es gema4t, tpo i9
INNER @ntuBiiahem berbOrrufe ben.
fi9 aud felea abenb mibbs.
bspdbrt bat, I'm na9 benz gNs sr
tidoti9e, mo bic 5eger bertilst Zen,
bic 8eeeiiterung orig srob ses
lpeIe fein. @ie mer bann ouf bic
porliegenbe Geiddfte ipipersange
I'm, ben i9 geiagt: ngiau geus, %
is { oltes SGbbitt, bnB mer en-
ainb en- Iame seipipe bubt, no es
TpGter Bel trdppele Tam, IN itH
.bbes bruff einbilbe lam. 0asielbe
mub aud BET e SaFeietbes sei9ebn.
Wenn mer febrful fin, tpis iner lin.
Tsren Sinsperein rufe. oann Is feline
seiidert, IN mer braude
nids anneres gu bubn, als tpie gu
Tinse, I'm Der 9erein oubt fdon Tor
ielbit fdaffe. 9itahs mer fin
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SD BEN { aonse Gait BON bic olte
MemberI6 auf bic neue @ofeietbss
getabIt i'm nit !9Gnb I'm 5ieB ben
Re 3~tisesriffe In ben gsiagt, uff 10 e
Sf6ebns bate ie i4un ldngit gs'
mart; ie ipGre Iaon for bic ldngite
3eit auriid iid I'm teiert iipipsr Den
@eg, pie Der Gingbsrein geronnt
per'n bebt I'm id ioIt ie nur II
I6nea pie mOgli9 an bic Member.
i9ipp Gift idreipe. sd ben is nod
lire @riefien5 ssfrast, IN oa ben Id
ausgefunne, bob Der preiienbent III
@dlpbpobt mar, I'm bob Der Sings
lsbrer fei giBneB nit unneritebn
bsbt. Mel, ba ben i4 ie nit 10 ptel
for ble1me f0nne, I'm i9 ben aud
mein Meinb oufgema6t, baB mer
nit ben 4nspide bon en- Singlebrsr
aris febrfuGl iein pclte.
Mie i'm am Sbenb pi6ber gu ben
Webespeiler TONNE lin, ba ben id
pie alles. Wen, bat Der
Mebesreiler sefost, bu idmeilf ia
altinper, baIdt bu CUTE Nuhs9 Sd
bsnte, id ben, ben i'd seiast, I'm oa
ben i'd met 2iit eraus sebolt, I'm ba
ben iiiptpe I'M breibis Rame brauf
seitnnne, puiiinisr pIentie for en-
@erein gu forte. 8, mel, bat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16

iebt al bapon ipfperseigt, bob Der
Same Der Me6npart Is Bel en- Sings
berein, ba m04t i6 ieBt bic Mem>
berI9, no prefent fin, frage, Dor
foliage gu made; Memberi4 I'M
8rieber, ieBt fin bic @ori4ldg in
Srbnung.
@ea, in bic erI9te 2eir, fen al
bic MemberI9 berbpqt oumme Sc
ii9ter gemaGt, mas aipper nids be-
fpnnerI9 auffaaenbes getpeie is. Sd
ben ben Meoespeiler Srber geiptpe,
iebem BON bic 9iebeIs E friides 9lds
Bier gu bringe, I'M bas bat bic Be-
9eiIterung ptbber E ipenig ange>
fa6t. Mliiter prefenbent, bat Der
aarpenterbabs geiagt, i6 bdtt ebbes
gu propobIe. Mte mar es, ipern mel
unIeren @erein v@~eIangoerein 2er>
DIE" rufe bebte2 Die 2erde is, tpie
sc mebbie nod aus bic S4eogrdffie
ipife, EN- Bogel, mo 1th oorh 1etn
I61ne bebeitungsboGe @elang BON
bic amerifonif9e Spabies biftinfpis
f9e bubt. Menn mir in uniern
Sinsberein en- fpeI9el effort maa
6e, bonn Is es ieiig for uns pie bic
2erde gu iinge.". S4 muB iage, Ser
@pri9log Is gar nit 10 i4lappig se@
ipsie; i9 BEN meiielbf f4on an bic
Na9tigou lii ben 8enebriebirb &c.
benft, I'm ben nur for @ori4lGg gss
frngt, bitabs i9 ben ieben eSI4ebns
ssppe tppae. Wea, ba is atniper mod
tn f6Dner Gtoff eraus fomme! ST
min Sine nur nod e padr BON bic
poreeI9logene Rame nenne: Sraus
ertpeibe, 2auterbd9er, GtpdI9nups
pc, GtiGes WoIer, Sternsuder, Bill
Iebreber, MoitGfer I'm 70 fort. Sd
brau9e nit gu tage, baB mer fellen
Sbenb fein 9eiiii4en setroffe ben,
atptper ennetpeb ia es en- orig ges
miet6li6er Sbenb setpeie, mo gu bic
grDBte Gdipedtebidens 9eranlaFung
geipipe bat. 81 tel, iu6, ipenn i6
meme Sdnb in 70 ebbes ben, bann Is
Ser Gud5eB ba, iuomit i'd perbleips
Shne Sbre lieiper
!9Rilipp Sauerampfer.
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Qs iduf elm nener Gdnarr,
wdn5 faiiliM iei Der wlnnH.
Gnb ebef feline 8ngc,
Ger SKINNER fdb'S ibm nn..
CIR irdi anf i'm 9bealer;
aRih Licst Is lduges nidt = -
@a5 fab Me Iiebe Neugier7
Gin acknowledgement
Gin gorirdeSIiuitIer Idme.
81 bait elm fein Rroardmni. q.
i@efllt bis gum grbriiden
Ter qrcbe Gndl I'm sgamm",
80 ipariete Der Ginae.
auf ben ~@enub" erpidlt -
Mns iudr Der Glou be6 ..benbs7
Gin GleripeIisaeoidi.
Sd mar NIT ~einaeIaben",
Gas MahI mar gang pifnHt;
Ger GUNNER beiipieIsiueiie
Gireft b0l 6tlaolano).
sd ein1; es iudr' 9~efuorben
9n idlipcr mir Der ger5id't
@ns fdno Id nuf benz Siihe7
Gin acknowledgement.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16
Die maie.

.aGi" rief Elm eromge6eueier @atte.
Cen feline Srau BEL Gag ir1b Radt
Gur1 ibr We5ant lnb S6rein nrf
Snbern
Bum arauien @nbniinn fnit gebradt,
%, adbe mir in meinem QeiSen
Sic Mlie bod ben Suffering,
GO g0he ih in iiibne @erle
Gn' meinen Sammer un6 Werorubl"
co rief er aus - ba trat Ieib5afti9
Sic Mrie Itia an i'm beran:
.@ohI fi6I' ih beine tiefen Gdmer5sn,
Gu orrler, armer gbemannl
1lnb gerre ippIte i6 bid iiihet
Au HoIbem, iiBem 3eitbertreib;
God - fon ids often Dir 9eitelen -
eeIbit id bab' Gugit boz oeinem 8eib."
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. Ht6t ab3upeifen. vSb'

- Ri9t abaupeien. nSb.
re geperbung 1T gang ausii4tslos;
es Iinb i9pn Elm paar t%auienb f4rtfts
Ii9e geiperbungen einsegangen."
p.gla, baben Sis benin f9un ie'
marb, Der bic ole erlebigt9""
Gnfant terrible. SnfeI:
Gbsr gnulden, tparum unterfu9f ba
benn meinen Sopf 70 griinbli4g
Steiner: ad, 9apa bat ndmIi4
bebnuptst, but bdttet cine eiierne
Gtirn!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16

8eim nnterrt4t IN
81 d n n. 2ebrer: p@enr i9 Dir
odt Slaf9en Mein sebe unb 9u
trintit brei leer, tpiepiele bIeibea
iibri9?"
G4iiler: SEEDS boIe."
2ebrer: rMieiD fe9s2"
S4iiIer: n9un, finf 5lai9en uno
i9,"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16

= 9as beffere BON 5pet
ltebeln. Sunge Grdu: Ssute nil
i9 nal ben gan5en Sag ri9t alas
bier ipielen, fonbern Der a69in beim
&odeu beIfen.
Gr: Damn fpier f9On Iie6er &la'
bier.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16
StpBfeufaer. ST.: Srii>

- Stobfenf3er. o.: Jrii>
Fer nannteft gu oeine Grnut INNER
elm grpBes 2i9t unb nun ibr per>
9eiratet ieib -
3. (einfaueno): !Sabe id nidt einz
seieben, baB es Elm Srrli6t tpurl
4bbtlfe. OisnftmGoden:
9iefen Sled, Serr miiler, brinss i9
nit benz beiten Wiaen aus Sbrem
Sod ni6t beraus.
9err: ga, 70 probierel Sie's bod
nal nit 8enain.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16
&inbli6e GoIaernna.

&inbGi6e Solgerung.
2ebrer: Denn ibr mai oilfs Dorf
b~inausgebt unb tommt an 10 einem
tleinen 9dusaen borbei unb bort bd
Elm S9nar6en uno GrunSeir Bis auf
bic StraBe binaus - mos 1T bana
ia brine
Rlein : 2ies9en: Der 0orflduls,
Der feline Mittagsrube Edit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16
@rokitnbtbilS.

@as remit bas Golf, iuas fpdl5t iid BORT
Sic lr1gen StroBeu brauienS fort?
90 rottet iib nc7 8oIf 5uiammen.
Stebt irgenbipo Elm 9nus IN Slammen2
Sdld9t iid nieueidt bas B06elpad?
Siel gar in Sbnmndt cine Game?
@eill, neinl Gin Wann in rotem Srad
lln0 9riiner Sole madt &etlamel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16
9ipienl

S6on bon alters Der man bic Srauen
ber9Ii9
SeGr oft NIT BEN bliibeiinen Stolen.
2as itimmt, benz iie 9Ieideu iiG ii6ers
lid
Ia6 meinen Spe5ial : Giasnoien:
IS tonnen bic beioen, man mog's mir
ber5eib'n,
Ritunter Gin ipetig - laugitieIi9 fem.
llnb bann audi ita0 ite oft, 0 pie i9ao,
Ieiitenteils leiber - obne 9rabt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16

I'm Der gdfpeis min man perfuHe
madeu, NenHtIere nnSuiiebeIn.l


madeuL NeuHtiere nnSuIiebeIu.l
6erriemerfdnse unb Gunnerarei5i
Mennbiere fd)nffb mer na1 BE- Gdipei5l
q 10 a Gdgdnonbli % 10 4 Gf9dnonbil
@eeb @ndbb6eu NIB eIeid nod dmali
&C Girls borb breIiucn's gar su boal
Ge triehen ibren @nmbib MD bon.
gor INNER mdbrl Mor INNER mabri
Gang iporfdo bon iuem, gang iporidb
iuober.
&c babcu Bemfcn fdon barab,
limb Qnbilobeu, . 10 4 Gdodabi
S6bceubdege, aroB uno fdrdberIidl
Scfricoen iein ie MID.
96r e6peiser, . is bic gaie5 mid
fpdro, -
2aBb q aennoier nor, NOS binac6drel
limb ieib feiu idoia lpie iid'S gebdro,
geenn Uott cid biel ~@entiers" be-
ihdr6l
@ottlieb Sdiebemm6en.
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US Is fonnte,
bob in bic aaers
bette Sinseufais
ieietbee INNER
en- 8oni6 Is lpO
bisidttisfeit Is,
III no ipie iner
uff beitf9 fass
bubt gu bic Sit,
feri4 belans.
bubu. Sen ben
i6 aud ieBt mic
Der ous1efunne.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16

ae9t bat er. 8eim pepi
Niebertupfer 1T Der S4ani aus
&leBenOorf gum Mittosefen. Gr per'
idlingt bos ganSe gfen uno ges
brau6t nur bas MeHer baSu. Wie
er fertis III, iast er:
a9u pepi, ipas sibit mir benn Ia
Gabel gum 9H9a"
r3'pas broudit benn iebt nod q
9abel - bif eb fertis mit'm gis
FEM"
ga -" msint Der G6ani .f0u
Is ido pabr, aba nit mas ioa /
nrther n aaffee umribren."
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nnteroffi3ier: WiBt i6r oenn
Tdon, lpoSu ibr cure StiebeIn triegt,
3erls2
a.: Gum an3iehen.
nntsroffi5ier: S4affopf.
g.: 0umit - Dob mer ai6t barfuB
laufen brauden.
lii teroffiSier: 0as bab' i9
i9on LANCE gemertt, buB ibr oas ni4t
NAL ipuBtet; gum S4mieren.
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= gsfeit segen 5inaus.
perfen. Dent Dir niir: infer
tleiner MOrib 1T bic 9reppe binuns
terssitirst unb bat ii9 nidt Der.
IeBt.1
Der Sunse mub @ef9dftsrsiIsns
Der tperben!@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16

Nein Mir5I but Elm @u6s, I6lant
mia a Rsb,
Iaeps, geIuitet mi, tusnn rs nur
feb.
Wtd f. rye airId'n idau'n ibr'
9uderI aus,
uno ibr MuuO roiis piu2iridIdnaps,
pOb 9uus!
6uberl bats peib unO 3drt pin's
feinite 5leiIa,
I'm q 9dnb, mia ids runOer net
peiT9,
bon msi'm Mir5l idgt ieopeoss
BUD:
Grsun6erl, MirsI is dppstirIi
9'nud.
Ss's oa q @unOsr, srobmG6ti anO
rdr,
OoB mein GLIB nimmer our Mir3
miro gor2
Ss's od a 8un6er, onb / Bis ans
Grab
g 9irn0l, Die Mir8L gum = 6reTen
lab 6a6'?
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81 I.

SIMMER fei ffan0baft i'm Slid tpie
i'm llngliid unO trobisen 9auptes!
SIT oas S6ididl Elm Stier, md4tig
fei 9u elm 2eul
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Settler: a6sr Iieber Ssrr, bus
fam i4 ia gar ni6t De%rlunser, OaB
Sic fi9 meinettpegen an Sbrer Sc
iun6beit I6doigen; oenn Sbnen bat
Ser 9ottor bel S6rer aonItitutiun
fi9er fol6e feline 4rbeiten bsror0net,
uno Die folIt: id S6nen pegnebs
m n? - Nee - oas bring i9 ni9t
fertig - a6ieb!
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meme 81 uffaffunc,

IttHV w" ""H'
.Gnti4ulOigsn Sic, Dab i9 mil
Die 5reibeit nebme," ingte Der Spibs
tube, ba rib ct Dem Sdusmam
nus.
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9rudfebler (aus sinsm
5siratsssfu9). -. Su9enOer Iest
teIpnbsrsn @ert bnrauf bub Die
Game gut sepaiden (seipadien) 1T.
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Sie: 9ieie gsrie BON 9oet6e fino
oo9 binreiBenO if0n, - finoelt gu
nidt aud, Strange
6 r; ga, aber mid beritimmen ils
troBoem.
Sie: aber, tpieio 6enn9
6 r: ga, tpeibt ou, ipern man 70.
pie if, Ei9ter tpsrbsn pi!!, - Der
M 5ct etnem "a oas Be-
f peqgenommen!
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Ofrnrr 5d1reibebrief hes
Qbilinn ~5anerampfer.
1Ot1.
Mlein lie6er 5err asbndtiOndr!

Gs is fonnte,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16
OFFICERS GIVE A
BANQUET TO SCOTT
Commanding General Is Guest of 18th
Cavalry Squadron in Appreciation
of His Work at Ship Rock.

Gen. II. i. Scott was given banquet
Monday night by the officers Of the
first squadron of the 18th cavalry. The
dinner was given as a tribute to the
general for his work in settling the
trouble of the Navajo indians It the
Ship Rock agency. 1t was given in q
cottage adjoining the 18th cavalry camp.
Decorations of Navajo blankets, and in
dian handicraft made the cottage very
attractive. Indian beadwork was hung
from the electric lights. Carrying out
the military idea the menu cards were
embossed with "Old Glory" and the
American shield, and contained photo
graphs of Gen. Scott, his aid, Lieut.. D.
H. Scott, the Navajo chiefs. and some
Names of the army officers and Navajo
Names of the army officers and Navajo
chiefs were given to the various dishes
of the menu.
Capt. John W. Craig, squadron COM
mander, presided at the dinner and made
a short speech expressing the apprecia-
tion of the 18th cavalry officers for the
work of Gen. Scott in pacifying the bel
hgerent Navaios. Gen. Scott responded
with appropriate remarks. Those pres
en- at the dinner included Gen. Il. l..
Scott, Mai. Robert E. L. Niche. Lieut..
David H. Scott, Capt. J. W. Craig. Cant.
J. B. HugUins Can't. A. Y. R. Anderson.
Capt. F. 7. Arnold. Capt. J. D. Long
Lieut.. Ralph Talbot, Lieut.. H. ]. Nj
Smith and Lieut.. R. o. Henry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16
NEW MEXICO'S CASH
CONDITION rs GRAVE
Money Shortage of Past Quarter Threat
ems to Continue During Entire
Year, Report Shows.

Santa Fe, n. NJ, Dec. 16.-That the
financial crisis confronting the state Is
graver than has been realized, is ap-
parent by figures made public by audi
tor ". G. Sargent. Not only did the
state fail to pay its salaries in full the
past quarter, but that condition is apt
to continue for the entire new fiscal
year. In fact, it Is said, even a special
session of the legislature could not rem
edy the situation, although it could by
wise legislation forestau a recurrence
the following year.
State auditor Sargent estimates that,
even though the total assessment fig
ures remain at $4,000 900, the three
mills levy for militia, salaries and mis-
cellaneous expenses viii yield only
S270,000 if every cent is collected. From
that sum 8 percent has to be deducted
for commissions of treasurers and as
SCISSORS and probably Is percent for de-
linquents. This would leave only a little
over 100000 available to pay $1,000
for militia, S57, $50 for miscellaneous ap-
preparations and $l94,550 for salaries. a
total of S262,650. The statute also pro-
vides a one mill levy for roads, and
this, added to the three mills, reaches
the constitutional limit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16
HAIRLESS RELEASE
Is DOUBTED HERE
villa said to Have Set Him Free-Was
Believed to be in Prison at Vera
cruz, Not at chihuahua.
A telegram from Abilene, Texas
avs Dr Crhas 9 Har1e has bePu re-

A telegram from Abilene, Texas
says Dr. Chas. S. Harle has been re-
leased from prison by PanchOi villa
and made a surgeon in the rebel army;
his release to his mother in Abilene
This is not generally credited in E
Paso, as Dr. Harle and his associates
in crime, Mason and Richardson, were
in prison at Veracruz the last that
was heard Of them.
The three men were convicted Of
frauds against the New York Life In
surance company at Chihuahua, their
crime including that Of murder for the
purpose Of collecting life insurance.
They were first sentenced to die, but
president DiaZ committed their SEN
fences 10 life imprisonment and they
were placed in san Juan de Uloa prison
at Neracruz.
The men were arrested in FL Paso
IN the spring Of 1903 and after a hard
trial. They were tried there on charges
of numbering James Mitchell ana
James Devers: Mitchell was a brother
Of Mason" and Devers was an aged
miner they picked up in Fl Paso. Both
men were heavily insured and their
deaths were charged to Richardson,
Mason and Harle. Richardson was the
agent OF the New York Life at Chi
huahua- Mason (his real name is Mitch
elD was his brotherinlaW, and Harie
was the company physician, also the
attending physician on the two men
Examination Of the viscera Of the
two men. after death, showed poison
in the stomach. Harle had certified
that they died OF natural causes.
Richardson and Mason (MitcheI)
were from Rochester, Y. Y, and DR..
Harle. while from Abilene, had been
practicing in FL Paso before going to
Chihuahua
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16
SLAYER HANGED BY
NORTH DAKOTA MOB

Williston, n. D., Dec. 16.-Cleve Gull
bertson, recently convicted of murder
ing members OF the Dillon family at
Ray, N. D., was taken from the Will
liams county jail by a mob and hanged
from a bridge near here
The lynching party which consisted
OF a large number Of masked men, bat
tered down the doors of the iaiI with a
heavy drain pipe Despite the warn
lngs of sheriff Erickson, the mob
rushed into the jail, tore the door off
the cell occupied by the prisoner and
dragged him out of the building When
me BODY was cut down shortly after
ward 1t was found to have been rid
died with bullets
Culbertson, while being taken from
the jail, pleaded for mercy, but was
met with the reply:
You didn't show any mercy to the
DlIIons and we viii show none to you"
Culgertson received his formal sen
tence yesterday and was to have been
taken to the penitentiary today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16
WILSON MEN IN SENATE HOLD FIRM,
and DENY CHANGES IN MONEY BILL

Chairman owen, Of the banking COM
mlttee, challenged the statements O.
senator Root that in case Of g. financial
disturbance, the gold Of America would
be drained out when foreign nations
unloaded American securities.
Table More Amendments.
The fight for government control OF
the new banking system. led by SEN
atOr Hitchcock and the Republican
members failed when the Democrats,
on the motion of senator owen, tabled
the Hitchcock measure by a vote Of 43
to 80.
Senators Hitchcock and Lane Joined
the Republicans in voting against the
motion to table the public ownership
amendment. Immediately after the
vote senator Clapp attacked the Dem
ocratic leaders in strong terms for haV-
ing cut of debate on so important q
feature Of the currency bill
GOmpers Before Committee.
President GOmpers, of the American
Federation of Labor, testified before
the house judiciary committee.
The war department submitted
final report on raising Of the battle
ship Maine in Havana harbor-
Provide a Lfteracy Test.
With an overwhelming majority in
its favor, the Burnett immigration bill,
including a Hteracy test such as was
vetoed by president Taft, was ordered
reported by the house immigration
committee.
i, ne committee Old not ADOPT any
special amendment relating to the ex-
clusiOn Of Asiatics, leaving that to the
general provisions Of the bill relating
to the requirements for naturalization.
In the house representative Harrison,
of Mississippi, introduced a bill propos-
ing international conference to abolish
gambling in food and agricultural pro-
ducts on exchanges.
The contest for the seat of repre-
sentative Dyer of Missouri, Republican,
and charges made against representa-
tive Whaley, OF South Carolina, were
considered by the elections committee.
Representative Stevens, of New
Hampshire, introduced a bill to give
the interstate commerce commission
full control of all questions of safety
on railroads and comforting drastic
powers.
A bill to increase the pay Of rural
mail carriers on July l, 1914, to a max
imUm of 1880 a year for standard
routes was introduced by representa-
tive CullOp, Of Indiana.
Asks SS,OOO,OOO For Dry Dock.
Provision for a $4,000, 600 dry dock in
San Francisco bay, is made in a bill
in the senate today by SEN
atOr Perkins.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16
Says He Is President
Of Mexico, and Vice
President of u. S. 4.

'T am president Of the republic of
Mexico and the vice president of the
United States" Tomas Rico declared
Monday afternoon to judge Ballard
COldwell, of the corporation court Pa
trOlman Johnson who arrested the man
had him dOcketed as d suspicious char
acter.
4 have NJ preference in the mat
ter" Rico continued, addressing the
court Il like both positions equally
WELL
If you are the president of Mexico,
what has become of Huerta?' judge
COldweu asked the man.
"Huerta is dead" the man said with
a wave of his hand He IS in the
earth. While I am in the United States
Jesus Cruz Fuentes in Mexico City IS
in charge of affairs. If Mexico does
not come to an understanding at an
early date I will be compelled to go
over there and pacify it" The man
said that he had $500 in the United
States and S6775 in the bank Of Lon
don.
Judge Caldwell decided to hold the
man al the jail until his case could be
further investigated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16
LAWS MUST BE RESPECTED
SAYS JUDGE AETER RTnn

The laws Of our state and country
must be respected" declared Judge Raj
lard Coldwell, Of the corporation court
Monday afternoon when he fined Man
uel Granados and NJ. Diaz SIS each on
charge of disturbing the peace. The
men were arrested by the police after
the Standardization war of SUNDAY
noon, when Alfonzo Fernandez had his
right ear cut in half
Mounted policemen Sid Benson and
IVY Finley testified that the defend
ants used loud and obscene language
Granados said that he was merely
standing beside the patrol wagon TO
see who the officers were going to
put IN 1t when a policeman grabbed
him and put him in.