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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-16
Tar bic Slide.

RGoborbertomp ott. Mon
IddIt bic R6abarberftiele fem, f9neis
bet fe in gIeidmdBige Stiddtn unD
ptegt fie. Quf Elm 4funo &babarber
nimmt mon " pfuno in Stiide ges
f6lagenen !6ut3uder, ouf benz nan
etpas QpfeIiinens obsr 3itronenitale
abgerieben bat, Hart Jpn NIT elmer
D6ertafIe Maifer gu bidem Strip,
faiittet bic Rbabarberitide binein
uno bdmpft fe Iangiam BARN peid.
obne bdB ite Serfalleu. Sic fperben
NIT benz S6aumI0ffeI berou8genoms
men unb in cine @9ole oelegt, lpGSs
renb man ben GaTt nod oorfidtig
etfpas btdIi9 ioden IdBt, tpeun man
mill, nit Stpei Bis brei TrppIen aDs
ainiIletinttur roIa fdrbt uno ii6er bic
@tiite gieBt.
safe aartoffein. 6 pers
ionen. Ia Stunben. 4 4funo aars
toffetn perben seIddlt, in @deiben
geI4nitten, gepaiaen uno nit tos
denbem 8aHer u~berbribt. bonn 3um
N6Iaufen ouf Elm 6isb aefddttet. Sns
8pifhen Itreidt man cine 8ledform
nit Butter aus, 9tbt cine Gage 3ars
toffeIi4eiben binein, gieBt ettpas 3ers
Iaiiene Butter bariiber, itrsut cine
Gage NIT gsriebenem Safe unb Fdbrt
S4pei3ertdie borouI, Iegt pieoer eis
ne Gdiht &artoffelIdeiben bineir,
trdufeIt no9maIs ppr Der serloFenen
Butter barauf. beitreut nr9 biele
Gage nit geribensm 2Gie unb TG6rt
10 fort, big alles perbroubt lit. Die
oberIte Sdidt biIbet sertebener Sd
ie, ouf ben mon etntge 8utterftide
legt. Die 4ortDffeIu tperoen bierauf
III benz belBsn 8rntofe1 eeboden uno
reft bsiB at sif6 segebeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-16
Der g1ntbrief.

Sdreibe i'm nur getroit! mla6 oeis
mem Ser3en 2uft in oeutIi6en, DteIs
lei9t gar groben Morten. 9oer btrs
ni6te ben Geguer our6 beiBenoeH
Spott uno Sartasmus - ie ndaoem
Dir Ole Sober gepadfen lit. G6reibe
Dir alien 9iI9t BON Der Seele un0
i4one i'm ni6t, Der Dir, dusgereGnet
Dir, 70 ettpas antan tonnte, obpo9f
ou 0od ntdt Die geringite geranlais
flung ba3u gegc6en. Maae tbm Den
Stauopuutt tlar. ST foa Ieber, nit
mem er es 81 tuu bat, Sa, oas fol-
er merten!
ltno tpenn 6u inn Damn ge61rig
9eT9eib gefagt bait uno Dir Die @eele
fret gsl6tie6eH Damn i9ide ben
Brief nod niat glet6 ab. SIS
t0nnte Dir ia BIB morgen nod cine
Ihdfere Menoung, Elm treFfenosre8
@ort einfalen. Cafe ibp liegen
iiber Na6t unb bef4ldfe Dir Die
Sadie no6 nal.
llno am dnoeren Morgen9 8irf
ou eriarodsu fem iiber oeiue eigene
6eftigteit, iiber ben meni6enunpiirot,
gen Mutanfal, Der Did iolfe Dinge
IAreiben IieB! llno Der annette Brief
fans iiberbaupt elmer gel9rieben tpsrs
ben muB, miro in piiroigerer 5orm
oeinen GtaHbpuntt Dertreteu, nddoem
rubige ueberIeguag tpIeber Die Sbers
buno getponnen.
Golange Die 5orberung her Selbits
belerrI Dung to4enoem Sdb3orn ges
geniiber cine utopie bsoeutet, lit Oct
Dutbrief Elm gang gutes 9entiI.
Cur oas feline 3~ugeftanonis, Oab II
nidt fofort ubsef4idt fueroen ioIL,
borf fih Die langiam suriidtebrenoe
@ernnhit nidt rauben laITen. G!itt
Das, 70 III oumit piel, tpenn ni9r
aIes g%eiDonnen. papter lit ia 10 ges
tpie beim 8sldrisbsns ID beim
3srriheniperosr
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aflHt lfllfi .efb l.t.'t 9t .tH
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AotH llfl t5n aHhfft aitleLeit Ho'
lllh. iielllaith ny ilftth ntltliiitl
h1Pitil &tldFirihsfH at1 i.thtl.
CAP l9 letAtnpel stft Ntttflta'
auHl TAM ef 6ltfltit Hftntt oet
orc iFtdu uuo tA mare f1ut idlit
ittail mon ttf1ufltH .itollt oah
tF2utH ecu 3HRdli tafI Fttiut nlai
m lit aiinthnfH Ea aiti ittaitn
IHtuthaTt btaufH aye w ofr Eaat
hito, Rlliietblana pu Etltfs uno lvnf
til9tH @tlfothHeileh 9gltitu. Hcfiaht
ml.ofFlllaf9st'
per 8oHiui nht io11t oit tst1Iti'
teHot gslrtlfgfn dlif o1s @alsnlfbti
oer BIat aus, 5Rre Wtltanldauunl
Tam ltd outh iratio eiiifn Woman
monaielang beoroblth btranotrrt uno
ole Hahe oes 6dtles, Ia Gas 8lgttatf
illdt oss 9otien rfiptinolth loren
6raufn KEEN ortt, bitr Buter 3u
al'Iher Set uno ltno tvobotm IN otr
Ga1e osn 5ausbalt gu bsinrgtn uno
otr btiten Treunon iibtr ote non
iHtsrstiantersn Romant oss tdsliden
gebtns tttlnahmsbcll gu plduoerr
Geieroe 6railsll CAB g gu daen 3ets
ten, dbfr ote y}rau BON heute bat ss
IN Der Itdnti oeS 2eitns gu elmer
u%ner3orten 5ohe gsbrati. Dsn ai'
loren Der @eaentpdrt Tam man bsr
enornsn gtddfraae qeqeniiber ntr
orii19sno ratsn, thrs 5attgfett 81 bets
groBer1, one 6eriteIung BON Romns
men IT ntdt fehr dusrtiheno. Der
ooer Observation-Disclosures
muB tdbritmdbtger arbeiten, Inn ben
Utartt Der leisnosn 6rauen 5u be-
trteotgen. Gr brouht nrr fir Die
RompoIition oes Romans gu forgen,
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s7 H
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WH hlrM Halff aB.
aN itt eas iHHni HfE atl
H0M
it
lt iHf
tiAta ili.tlaH- e-A ttt Nt
'ta A4 tHa.h aao
alitlR Naa
ii''in HH8 tifiit
i't9 ga'i' 9tftA
isff tf e1aig.allt um
d8t ai Eb tta 6N HiH
.ai ta ttt i
eillft ttt tH tatf
tottl 1ttt tt
fHi tt uHittata
glaH tN 1ifli Hte tifyU iri bEf.
t L9 Atat ifiu. Ettifu ptBiEH
it DGttfE Bltt tu btlitH WltH bts
tfid iHnfn nHt. HtHt GamuAlu,
lrinn mon iA nil lhhta ttfGalh3t
Gif Eaptulntlt, b16 fnb anttH.
GuiE immtt 8aia uHb it%duutfatiia.
imWtf tn Gitp tn btt qthit. ain Icn
Higts gi6tln tm anat. immtr bbita
Unn56ppll nub dftttl5iroh htts mil
boz @tlt mo f4 ltlttt tattttbtn.
Uobl ibutH, lt MAIDEN ba5 if0tfhf
Jammtrtai in fiBtm Eti bu Trtus
zen iar fh uue itts um9tbHd! Gig
ltho btgtifttl unp btgtiittrn. unb
sobHt 8tgtittTung wltp In ttt g1tlt
@trbts gti6diftn.'
Wua cher In "a nit ben Gboleris
tern unD ben Qbltamatiltrn2 Dos
itnp bic Siirmtr uno bic @tmdhli,
den. quh btr Gholtrtier beaeiitert
Ilb 40 3eittn uno pitlleidt nod fdrs
fer aIs Der Sanautnjter; abtr mann
tt nidt fdntIl snm 3itt gelanqt, 70
atrdt er In Corn, in duBsrie giieoers
ltfhIugsnbtit, Ia in 8rr3ueiflung.
Der qbleamatiItr ober beaeiiitrt Ii6
ME; sr aebt bebdatig babtn, aud, NIT
Qahtln i'm auQe, aber init ets
mem ettpas miioen, ouh NIT benz Das
Tein sufrieoen, aber o6ne ibm piel
bei3uleaen. ST bat gfIi6ten
lnb erfiillt Tie; unb tpenn CT lie ers
Bat, 70 lit er boIltommen Bee
GIiidIihe qeute bic Gonouiniter
IIiidIih iebob oub Bic gbIeomofiferi
Inns msrn nd froot 81 6ieie obsr
enc Der msnf,bbeit nre6r niiben, 10
niro non amsifpTn biirFpn
TrsiIih bis aISr,enSsn snfsn
Io9mer nm hen gonaninifsrn Gunb
5boIsrifsrnl. ohsr hie @nror6sit nnh
NJ @%erorbsifmn1 fonn ntr Sos
pbIeomo IeiIfsn. init g1eff Ioot
q. 49,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-16

aartoffeImusmi nit 5trtu,
Wlan tpht geIHdIit GdrtofisIr
gar, gibt Fe bur9 ben RartoffeIqusEt
ihsr (Riter) unb bringt Te In ben
aefitl surid, pprin man auF ienea
Quart aartoffeIn reihIih a 9affe
Wlila erbibt BAT, bann fommt oni
bos an%gsgebene MaB 9artofFeIn ebsns
falls l GBTDffeI Butter, unb mad
benz man bies iiber benz 5euer out
eingefdIagsn bal, elm GROCER, opn ben
8rdten unb Der 6aut befreiter unb
in @iirfet geTdnittener 6ering. Ser
5ering tptrb raid in bic beiBen aars
toffeIu eingeriiht unb bann bas ges
tat fofort a~ufgetragsn.
Rfnberf9mprfGeif6 - A
Pfunb 5leiid (Shnan3itiid) tperben
gut getIopft, geial3en unb in eiuen
S4mortopf gelegt, in bem man II
9funO Butter Bot Garbe uebmen lais
fen. DARN Taft mon bag 6Ieifd
ouf allen Seiten unter fortbauernbem
8egieBen brdunen, fiiGIt ettpas beibts
@affer ba3u, gtbt 2--3 feline ges
f4dlts 3niebeln hinsin unb Idbt es
unter Dfterem Rodfeben unb @egies
ben Iangfom peihf4moren. @obaIb
bas 6leiih gar unb bic griibe geb6s
rig etnaeto&s 1T, gibt man p Sbsrs
taffe milben Gffig bd3u, eineu 26ffsl
qerI3niebsln unb 2--3 entternte 3is
trorenf9eiben, ldBt es NIT etpas in
WaIIer gtatt berquirItem &artpffeIs
mebl btdlia to6en, idmedt ob unb
aibt bic 6aute neben benz tron6iers
G2ii4. Fl.
@eiBe 6arbeGGenfaute.
"a pfunb Sarbellen iperbeu getpas
iden, n~bgetrppft, gepuBt inb nebF
elmer tIeinen tpeiben 3piebel ober
elmer @4alotte feingebadt, Nus 2
Mlebf berettet man in 3erIQis
fener Butter cine belle ginbrenne,
oertD9t ite nit ettpas beIIer 8rii6e
ober au9 nur nit Daffer Su ebener
gt6t bic gebadtt 5arbelIens
matte hineir, IdBt allies Elm paar 1lis
nltten fo6en, itrei9t bic Gauce bur6
Tin Sieb, IdBt fe nohmaIs to6enbs
beiB perben (aber ni9t gum &o6s
grab tommen) unb 3iebt fie nit 1-2.
In etfpa8 @afIer pber @efbfpein bers
1ufrIten Gibottern al. Rad Sc
lam man bic Souce aud
nit Elm Paar 9ropfen 3itroneniaft
tpitrSen,
@ebadene Gierpftan3en.
Die n~ottpenbige Qn3obI nit pei6em,
tpeiBem Sud abgeptf9te Gisrfridte
Thneibet man, p6ne bic Saltt ob3ls
in Sheiben, beitreut lie, fte
auf cine S8iiffsl Legend, nit
unO SoI3, bedt fie al unb
.dBt iie cine Gtunbe ite1en. Damn
tou4t man mitteIs long3tnliger Gos
5el iebe S6eibe in berquirItes 81,
oann in g%eriebene, geIiebte SemmeI
lno bddt Ie ouf Der 9forne in get6s
]etporbentm Spedfett pber in ges
5rdunter Butter ouf beiben Geiten
Gle fperben duf ertpdrmtet
ongertdtet.
Ginfa9er Gdfetu9en. -
Nan Idbt btte iaure MiI6 binten
luf benz 0fen gertnnen unb 9ieBt
I'M @benb ben auort in Elm Su4,
,os man in Elm Steb geIeot bat; am
prebt man aIIe M}oIte gut
ms unb bridt ben 0uart bur9 Elm
Gieb. Damn TdGdgt man /
friides 81 Ieidt, gi6t tnopp
u Safe 3uder bin3u, / %gebduften
SbIoffel refine Rorintbep, / 2eel6ffel
cine prife MustatnuB (gluta
neg) unb ettpns geriebene 3itroners
dale. Wlan tann bieIen &1Ietuhen
iuf elmer einfd9en llntertrulte BON
9rotteig, bon aafFeetuhenteig ober
ION eineln NIT @adpulper onaerneuas
In Short gote"s pber Biscuits eia
Il. - - g. Z - A4aaxI 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-16

3eitgtmd B. Gonntaosids
ger: Qbsr Id babs bod nod ME
ToDteI ipesen Oss RaufidieBsns be-
3abIti
areiber: "a, oaa MAIDEN Bic itHs
rsn GIsiiaPreiis snOi9sr 9err!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-16

Sdpar3 uno peiB tarrierter 5uitiua.
init rotem aufidlag auf Dem arogcil
ipuroeu fir bieie5 3eiiin bennBt. 8ie
freien aanteu itno etufnd g~eIteppt
ebenio an Den acrneln 81 3oa bon
Der uuteren Gaute. Sic @oroerteile
iinb tief gei6nttteu unb I'M Heperie
SStil geroat; 2as gaiter iit tn
is Sabre. Gs niiumt 3 garos 44s
Beng fir Die 1~6idbrtge @r6Be.
8reiS bes Gluiter5 10 Gents.
5cnoeu Gle Toe IN sil6er oser
Stamps fir nniereu uelteiten 1918
1911 Serbit uno Biuter aataIoa, Der
iiber 400 8eiiins bon 0amcfls, Dldos
deus ltno ainber ) D1uitern ent1dlt,
ferner einet Iat6lfden unb mnfaHenbeu
artiteL iibcr aletnerma6en, iuelfer
an Die 6eimsa leioermd6erin t~pertboIe
8infe erteilt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-16
1911 GJwarb ct.

nnHberIegt. so babe
einmal einen 9unO gebabt. Der mar
10 gsI6eit. ooB er Die Gpibbuben
esndu BON ben ebrliden aeuten ans
tsrIdeioen fDnnte!4
limb mo lit er hIaaefommen2"
nSa, fDie sr mid ras brittle Mldl
II bic Maos ssbiGsn bate. bab' i4
lin bait DeEIauit,3
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-16

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AN MHsat Hfklsb hf
Ft#Fm nH M# rsai5 m,ti
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.EtaN ef stb4+5s
f5 fNEYa NlsHe rab Fl.
4Ta+fastAa'ls 5mWa
tHiif 6i1 ttf Jtt fnllfsa mht es
Mi5F MN5Hs. F5
teL8# .s a#
t#N N8Ft at HaF
Rails #Etlaff. fHfa
WfH Fn hafratf. Af #iFRf
Naw Utft HtNatw ht5.
ri. Et9fW Waf m afHtW kllIs
Nf Nh. tf| An MFfs Nh af
4zfafFhm #6kt0H 65t ~ 55fF5
fftln lt.B 8h5 Hah M8 N5lft
QHFtF ftf 6Nw mt.Ik aim lta
NIN tHfl es6 Wrfs. mrs s
mFH#fHttf mssm W tf ma
0afff8 i5nh ..-.' ."5-.@.
nmh BtRaf e6a nh0mIb sttf
Aff atH bt6 tmmasF ei5tIm
htiljH Wlfn das ett NMHta6 Nss az
tm5th. hfffu WaHafff 6Hf lam 6lffs
5fn lft5s fsf Wtr5 NiF# W.,tstt,1N
Hdfb Ell b1it u.ft BAN WnHlA unh.
hpH bBi mHfsu btn Wtdm IN
BE Bubaapfm older seldom hi me-.
im.
lFir ltn aab IA nnf fintn Ntfnt
u poltt Nurflu. nollt nam
pitltt. ntrn a it.nt SHmmt osrs
tinH ttlaublt, ami tisbftsn S5nau
mubu.
a6tr On lda tbtn osr Gten i'm
Wtas 6t8 ianSfu G{snrts b,r MA.
ttt ale Qfa6s. Sit e. antu trfuu d.
tam loraiamtr suit ataanaen. nit
3amtn uno greinotn umlfan,l az
fuu0sur 6itF b6rte Sic 8fts anb
Rddqitbtaleit aes Qattrs aul. bier
ftbts ber G0slnann, Der Cent, Itls
mes gtihltttts Elm uno bi,k Die
qbantdltertitn ots Rnabtn i4neiotn.
C6eri6rhtr BON bocbpert mar an
oeu Wagen 6etaugstrsitn un0 De-
oriiktt ST. Olfisitrs in isinsr stmna
6er6.n, aber an9,nein btrsIthtn uno
rftenen Weilt.
,.gla, Grnit diOus Qert". Iaott ,r
neqenb 3um Cberiisn. .bente stlioer
zua fpas2 Die gsnaels peroeu ibre
Sadie ia MAIDEN"
.8itfe, Iieber O~berforfter" uut,rs
BRAD i'm Ser Gbera. Wir fn0
beute 6ienftIid beiIdmmen, IofTen
mir Sic gripatanasleaenbeiten fir ipas
teri
6oaipert fannie ieiuer 5reun6.
.Qud out!. gans pie Sbr moqt.
7yreuno 0berft!a
Die 9edel, Sic nit Dbprf5r.
tier aelaufsn paren. umfbrdNoen fISf.
fen6 Die fid iebt al sFrR in getpe.
guus IeBenOen Ser. en.
Sci it'll, SdnuraelA. foote ,6of,
inert an Dem Iouteiten gIafIer. SIR
i'm 0tenit. 6a oibt mon niai
Gr bate fid iiber Sen OberTsn os.
draert, er btb Sob rsd1t off arr i'm.
3eit ben gorasIebtea uno S66rieben.
oen beraus. Das oatf. Spbpert
nidt nit gitttrnis. Ionbern NIT 0em
,FrpAiinn oeg matchmaker mnnnss
slQn alma ourb Das feb6ne gn4sns
untsrbola. 6as bier Sen po6eImorh
5eqrcn3te, un0 frat einios minllten
Tpater ouf SAB Se0feI6 binGus Sos
ii6 bier mitten anthem Ken gorftsn
terri un0 blQkaelb 6e6nte ME Zine
Riifte. Die SHOEMAKER NM SSrs
nurben NIT 6en mebftonasn m.
Die Serren Ibrittsn Srs as,
.dnos al, Ser Sbsrit nno S6erfSri1sr
,on Sodpert madlten Nofi,sn mn
FreiLerr BON geniisI asih1rts aos
4rDti bes gIobes IN ,eig ,imtonorsis
bes 9QIdenbu6. ~l"'Ss'
Iah etpa elmer Gfun6e NJ ne
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-16
8efeAansss4 aHeiinagtu;

@tefe YRuItrr tperben an iraenb
cine Aoreiie gegsn gtnIenounq bes
oeHhtdt. Ran gebe Hummer
ilu6 @r1Be uub bic oo1e W6retie Deuts
an urb ittde ben Coupon uebTs
BEN oben ertpHhnten Rreis on has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-26
ALUMNI WILL ORGANIZE.
Members of Phi Beta Kappa to Have
Society Here.

Representatives of nine of the Oldest
Phi Beta Kappa chapters met at the
University Club last evening and form
ed a committee to organize an alumni
society OF the fraternity in Washing
ton, similar to those in New York.
Cleveland, Buffalo and indianapolis.
The Phi Beta kappa differs from other
college fraternities in confining its
membership to students of high
scholarship so that in the seventy
seven colleges in which il has chapters IL
takes in a large nam 5!' Of the young men
who are heard from after graduating
1t IS estimated tn3c there are nearly
two hundred members now in this city.
including President Wilson, Vice Presf-
dent Marshall, several justices OF the SUI
preme Court OF the United States, sena-
tors and representatives from many
states, and a large number OF scientific.
literary and professional men. Women
have been admitted to membership in re-
cent years.
The committee will obtain the names OF
members living in Washington. and in
Maryland and Virginia from the secreta-
ries of chapters, and will call a meeting
In the near future to organize the society.
Phi Beta Kappa men who have recently
come to the Capital city are requested to
send their names to member OF the or
eaniZation committee, which consists OF
William Z. Thorn. Washington and Lee,
chairman; Alexander q. Bentley. Yale.
secretary: Frederick A. Fernald, Har-
ward; Henry p Blair. Dartmouth. Rev.
George Robinson. Union: Richard B.
Dole. Bowdoin: Walter c. Carpenter.
Brown; John H. Dynes. Adelbert: Will
liam E. Orion, Vermont; Henry d. Aller,
Rutgers, and Frank c. Daniel. Dickinson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-26
Mexican Candidates
Confer With Huerta
On Eve of Elections

MEXICO CITY, October 25-As final
preliminary to the holding of the general
elections tomorrow all the candidates
present in the capital gathered this after
noon at the national palace at the call OF
President Huerta to discuss questions re-
lating to the future conduct of the candi-
dates As a result Of the conference Gen.
Huerta announced his intention to make
formal proclamation embodying the
agreements arrived at
These agreements In general terms were
that the candidates will abide by the re-
suit Of tomorrow's voting Should any
candidate be shown to have polled enough
votes to constitute his election, the 9TH
ers are to assist him in pacifying the
country and placing it on sound imam
cial and industrial basis.
On the other hand should there not
be enough votes cast to fulfill the require
ments of the law. and the elections for
that reason be declared of no effect. all
those concerned are to aid Gen Huerta
In every way possible to accomplish the
same ends, pending the calling and hold
ing Of new elections at a. future date.
All Pledged Themselves.
The conference was attended by Fede-
rico Gambia, presidential candidate OF
the Catholic party: David de la Fuente.
the liberal republican candidate. and Man.
uel Galore. candidate of the liberal party;
Jose Maria Requena. vice presidential
candidate on the ticket with Gen. Felix
Diaz. Gen Eugene R&scon. DIR. GreSoEo
Mendizibal and Jesus Flores Nagons the
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NO REAL SONORA ELECTION.
Will Be Held Only in Guaymas,
Where Federals Are.

HERMOSILLO. Mex, October %
There will be no election in the state OF
Sonora tomorrow except in Guaymas.
which is held by the federals.
Constitutionalist officials reiterated to-
dav the recent assertion of their leader,
Gen. NEWSSTAND Carranza, that the sue
cessful candidate would not be recog-
nized. but would be treated by the con-
stitutiolaist adherents as a traitor to
Mexico"
Conditions regarding the election are
said TO be similar in the other states now
in rebellion. Gen. CarranZa and his chief
advisers declared their belief that, de-
spite his declarations to the contrary,
Huerta had SO arranged matters that the
ballot would show him to be the viz
tualIy unanimous choice of the presi-
dental electors.
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with small constitutionalist bands on
the outskirts of Piedras Negras recently.
II was announced at federal lesldQuar-
ters in Piedras Negras today that no ball
lots had been received there for the
presidential election tomorrow. 1t was
SAID because of this il would be neces-
sary to record the choice of each indl-
vidual voter but that an election GER
tainly will be held. Constituencies
assert that under such conditions each
ballot would be scrutinized and il would
be impossible for citizens opposed to the
Huerta reg me to freely express them
selves at the polls.
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HEARS MONTEREY NEWS.
Eagle Pass Junta Says Piedras Ne.
pras Abandonment Aided.

EAGLE PASS. Tex. October 25.-Ad-
vices to the constitutionalist junta in
Eagle Pass today said their forces had
captured Monterey
The iunta announced that the abandon
ment of Piedras Negras lately as the
provisional capital had
he,ned TO divide the federal forces while
the constitutionalists concentrated about
Monterey.
There have been several skirmishes
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through him was given refuge at the
American consulate.
No danger threatened Gen. Diaz said
Senior Moheno. and he added that he
could not understand why Gen. Diaz had
asked for protection of foreign country
VERA CRUZ. October 25.-Gen. Felix
Diaz was still in Vera Cruz at o'clock
tonight Col. Vidaurrazaga, secretary
to the minister of war. Gen. Banquet.
was endeavoring to persuade Diaz to
return to the capital with him on
special train which was expected to
leave at 10 o'clock.
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rebels no confirmation of a federal victor,

rebels no confirmation Of federal victory
is obtainable from other sources
Private advices tend to indicate that
the rebels are in the immediate vicinity
of Monterey, although the noise of can
nonading has ceased
More federal troops have been rushed
to the city and 1t is stated the federal
army will eventually triumph
There is no railroad or Geographic COM
munication between this city and
Monterey.
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should be changed in accordance with the
line Of Calvert street, a. proposed in the
new highway plan. This would provide
a much better grade for Calvert street;
Third. After the filing Of the map DC
inning the limits Of the park Soth street
north Of Benton street was changed leav.
ing q parcel Of land between the ssIe i.
and the United State spropery. SHOWN az
lots !, 2 and 3, square 214b- TINS couio
"Fourth. Subsequent to the filing Of the
map deAnins the limits Of this park
there was ~, special Sn1ov aSt June On e isisS
providing for the extension Of Lovers
lane and Rock Creek drive This drive
fails within the limits Of TIL: PARK. eno
the lire Of the park should De cnansso
this point.
Oak Hill Cemetery.
Fifth. There would seem to DO no ne
cessity for the entrance from 18th ana
r streets, through Oak Hill cemetery 70
the park. The grade at this point u al
most prohibitory: besides. many graves OF
deceased members OF prominent District
families would be disturbed. The Gene
tery was q gift OF William Wilson Cor
coran to the community. II was Char.
tered by an act Of Congress in le40, ana
is not intended as source OF gam:
There are $4,000 interments, mostly OF
our prominent families, In the cemetery,
and this connection would necessitade the
removing OF q great many OF these ooa-
les. among them men Of national Tepu-
tafion. such as e. N. StAnotn. Fran
els Scott Key and many others. There
is no space within the limits OF this
cemetery where these bodies could be
placed. and this would seem 70 Dc oes-
sixth Alter the fling Of this map 1t
was found necessary to change the line
Of Q street in the construction OF the
Street bridge, and the park line should be
changed in accordance with that loca-
ton.
should be made for a proper terminal
for the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
This Is quite an engineering problem.
and would require considerable STUDY
gest themselves. but 1t is not believed
that this is a proper time to make any
Eighth. The last suggestion would
be a connection from the end OF this
Potomac Park. anly fey squares
away. The only way now would be by
way OF the existing city streets. The
river front should be acquired so that
the entire front would be e under the
viaduct provided SO that business
would not be disturbed along this
water front The treatment OF this,
however. should not be hastily deter
mined.
1T is not thought that the present
law would permit the changing OF the
limits Of the park, as defined by the
map. but in the event of
any new legislation, or the request for
an additional appropriation. which will
be necessary, these changes.
or as many as would seem proper. could
be provided for.
IF any Of these suggestions have the
approval Of the commission detail
plan and report could be made, but 1t
is not thought proper ut this time to
go into that detail