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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-31
Der Jmbrlente gtreif.
5nrite bic Sdlliehnns einer an5abl
aommiiiionsgeifaite sur
Jolge Baben.

Die Situotion i'm 5ubrlsuiesStreit
lit, pom Stanopuntt Der Union be-
tradtst, audi geltern nod unDerdnoert
seblieben, nur oab, ME Der Srgonifos
tor 2.3. Wc4rthur ertldrte, nod eini'
&c Girmen nahesgeben baben. Gina
1000 5ubrleute befinoen Ii6 nod am
Streit, aber ein Musihub Der Union
bemiiht iih, getisnete Stellen fir iie
su finben. 9es Deitsrsn erlisb Wles
Artbur ben gefebl, baB tsiu unions
5ubrm1nn bic Grloubnib erbaIteu
tonne, Doaren noh einem 9eihdft gu
brinoen ober BON einem 9eThdft ab3us
bolen, bas bic Union ni6t aneriannt
babe.
Die 8eamten Der employers 4fos
riation finb BON itrem Gtanopuntt.
Der Union isbpebs Inerfenuung 5u
perpeisern. ni9t abesipihtn unb srs
tIdreH, oaB lie ouf Dtmie!beH beharren
rper0sn.
Giiie gln3abl aonmiiiionsbdnoler
oeren 5iihrleltte. trosoem oieielbeh
Dor Ginger 3eit ,eiue Ipbnerbobung
erbieIten. on Den Streif aiHgen, ina
ren geitern eesfpunaen. ieIbit ilre
Tuhrlperte su bauobaben, lum ibrt
CbIt. nno @emiiie.Senoltnaen Don
ben ,Frahtbabnb6ien db3ubolen. iaIlE
| iidl Die Sitiiation nidlt beiiert. beab'
| iidHigen nieIe Der stounniiiionsbano'
| Ter ibre 8eid)dfte Beitueilie 3u ifIie'
zen, oa Tie. luie oieielben jest betrie'
ben pGSben miiiIen. nnr 8elo 5iie
ten. Vile itinnien oarin iiberein
oaB ibre fSuhrIeute gsilIens iDaret
5u arbeiten, jeoodp ourh Die linioI
cineid)iihtert rporoen iinb.
3u efnem 3uinnmenitoB 5Diiher
Sfreitern un0 nitt jiir lnion gebo
trigen 5uhrleilten fam es gelterr
l9tahmittna in ben anlagen Der War
met Goal So. am SUB Der 9eutra
gluenue. Gie Glieen Gitn IiitiIlei
sssce go. BON Ro. 42S Carlisle gIoe
bate orpei gBagen nit nitt 5ul
lllnion geborisen iubrIeuten I'm
Iaoblen 5u boleu unb bic .5ubrleut
Imrroen BON Streifern uHo oercl
IsSreimoen thdtlih nngegriifeH. goli
seiflei Gopelan ionote unDer3iigLid
leine abtbeilling Boli3ei nad ben gln
Iaaen ser Waarmet Goal Go. uuo e
aelona iebr balo fDieoer Die Hnb
| ber3ultelIen. gerhoftrngen luuroei
Iniht porgenbnrmen. @ie Der Boii5c
lberidtet puroe. mar elmer Der Beam
ten Der Queen Gitp Tiitilleb Gee so.
ioboIo er BON Dem 9Inariif anf iein
Gubrleiife gehort, in eineut autotno
BIZ naf Dem aoblenbof aefabreu I'M
bate bort mehrere Shiiiie aus lei
nem MepoIper abgegeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-31

lieter Bic Rieberlage bss 9DItss. ala
bab if iiber ben triumph isinsr
5einbe frpblods.
lin bief Rieberlags berbei5ufiihrsn,
baben fih niiligs 5elfershslFer In teis
ben poIitiften Orsoniidtionsn ssfuns
oen.
Der 4usgdng aeist liar uHo oeuts
lid, Die aampffruee LII nift mehr
Gang gsgen Mnttgons. fcnoerii prtpts
legiitm gteen Bolt.
CD boffe, bisfen 6erbIt cine pdrtei
fir muni5ipolen 8eiib i'm 1elbs 5u ie.
ben. Grtpsilt bds 0olt bem einsn ober
oem dnorn Der aIlgefiinoigter
Tldporstanoibdten Gsfoigihnft, oanr
I1uft 20 in Die Sodeaiie Der fpe3ieaer
pripilegisn.
gBenn bic Yplititer uno ient priDit
Iioirten SntertHsn odriibsr sur 8sTint
nuna tommen, lpie piele Stimmen mi
ouf uns pereiniat bdben, troy Der I'm
itdnbe, irie iie ihtpisriger ME bageiue
fen. bdnn fueroen Tie ben Gampf. tDsl
der ibnen 6eDoritebt, nidt untsrihd
ben.
5erbert g. 8igetop."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-31
MasriSer 9drm.
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80 q oriS, i'm syuIi.

- y y - tssP 49,
02norio fam dIs Die Sditptiiaot
oes giaoous beoeihnet iperben. Sd,On
IN alIer Sriibe, DOR Somienolifgans,
gebt Der GpestnfeI los. .Gnlentitos.
hurros calieutes!" rnft cine Ihrille
sSrauenitirme burh bic einiume
1trnbc. Gie Gburros beiteben ans in
Gel gebodenen Ieig in 6orm einsr
5hIinae unb tueroen gum sSriibitiid
perjpeiii. 2eufe. bic sur arbeit geben
ooer Iold,e, Die NIT BEN erlten 3ugen
obiabren tpollcn, taufen iih cine
Nortion oapon iin6 per5ebren tie
gIiibDorm I'M 8eben. Iann fontnnt
cine Seerbe BON GieIinnen bdber, De.
rem WeiIh BON griiitfrnnfen geiioiien
Irriro, iie iiauipfen uno iuilen, mas
bas 8elia bolten nil uno itiitteln
ibre SdelIen gar Iieblih 6a3u. Bon
sobaoien ssird,en, anpellen un6 slo.
|itern rufeu bic Bloden CUR sSrli5.
meIie. Eie ipantihen @loden baben
einen borien, raiTelnoen Son uno
iperben, nit Sanimerihldngen trnt.
tirt, 10. oaB iie idniersbaft auf-
Id)reien.
Rnnrn ift bas WslGui su gnbe. 70
ert0nt. frit aug Der sysrHs. bonn immer
n6bsr fomnienb, elm piiites DtbriilI.
Gs fiHs bic erfteH syiI6rieuis. bic ihr-
QarrfE al fhiptr beloben bdbtn uno
iid nun Miibe sebsn. Tie INIT s5ilfe BON
oft su feds pber aht bintsreinnnbsrs
gsfpnnntsH Woultbiersn bie Itti.s
Gtrdbs hinaufsuf6dffen. Rirgenos
In bsr Wsii bort man bel Der Geitesns
bit fold fiirhitrIi6ss. goiteslGfter-
lIi6ts tIu9en ipit bitr. Da magsu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-31

len nah alien Midtungen. Die ibrelt
Sausi6liiiiel pergeiien ODER niht nit.
oeuommcn hnben, fIoti6en IN ~bie
Sdnoe un6 rufen nm ben gtohhp1d)-
fer berbeiSiilofen, oan1it er GinlaB
Deridaffc. Dnnn laden idreien int6
oisfutiren iie nod geraltme 3eit auf
Der 9reppe. 8lauben mir enolif, Die
stuaen ihlieBea 3lt f0nnen, oanu
qrdltt Der 8og. GralBen ertont idton
.uie0er oaS tpoblbefunntc: ,Golerti.
tos, d,urro5 ealientea" uno Der
gdrm oes 3nges beginnt bon neueln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-31

Lamb perfGnlth fennen lernte, mar ote
gnttduidung groB. Seine Gridet'
nung mar cine fIti6tige unb nn9e1ti.
genoe, er tpar trodeu uno mtBnutbIg.
3ulebt las er 0as Ufanltitrtpt tetrtes
.grnit, @er5og bon SfhDaben" iillo
8lpar 10 ausbrufslos uno nit 10 MT
berfpGrtig ihrpdbelnoem af5ent, baB
oaS menigltens IN etn5elnen Bortteit
id0ne un0 erbabene 8e0idt luts nItr
III LANCER NSeiIe geretdte. @ir ihmte'
0cn itber Den Wtunn uuo Iudten oas
l1nDortbeilbofte ietner BeriOnltC5feIt
in Dem Gei3 ieiner 3i6tungeu bdlos
|nt0gli6It 3lt berienfen. a. 0o6 oiclen
beqeiIterten Sdp0rnen unb ernlten
genfen Der Itloentii6en a5ltgeuo,
luie eS iid unter ben bamaIi8sn
Seioel6erQer gurihenihaftern eHt-
faltete, falug bic S6ttIalsitunoe.
Sine ungeRure 9ataitrophe brad uber
bus Siuoentenleben 9euti4ldnos Rers
Gin, berDprqerufen bur9 bic Grmors
bunc3 GoBebues burh Sano. Sr
| f.ar Iaganite6er bic Sbat oerIbl1elt,
| 10 lam er tie bod aus Der oolaltgen
| Giimmunq ertldren. 8Ossbue mar in
urTersn areiIen cine ipItelratiI4 8es
hobts YerfDnIi9teit Der 0emor'
b..tn beoauerte fat niemanp. fa' Der
! iGeenoihen W0rber Dagsler. penr
aud ierne politif6en Wtottoe n;Gt il
ett0nnt Eno gefeiert tpuroen, tDle Der:
Ielbe erpartet bdben mofte, regte I'D
/ bdlp elm aQgemeines Witleto uni
Sbeilnabme. 0a5u fam nod, baB e1
unmittelbor nod Der Sbat it6 Der
0olt in bic 8ruit geitoben bate, ma!
i'm BERN in Wa6reit ben Rtnbu3 eI'
nes mdrtprers perIieb" Sano pa1
ben 6eioeIbergsrn Dorbsr nur pen'l
betannt qetpeIsn. rget bem Wort
| 6urqfefte, i'm Sttober 1877, bate aud
er- miBliebige gH6er psrbrenRen bel
fen. Seitber bate ih ni6ts meh
BON INN geb0rt. Wenige Gage abs
Dor ieiner blutigen 9bat mar eli
Brief BON ibm an einen ieiner Aieitge1
5reunoe eingetroffen, NORM er in MP
| iteri0Ien &usbriiten DOR groben Auf
gaben uno groBen Spfern ipra6. un
Der uns 3tpar abnen lieB, baB ettpa
QuBergen00bHli6es i'm Derte lei, obn
bod irqeno eins ndbere 4noeutun
oefen. mas geIaeben iOlte, gu ent9aI
ten" 0snno9 puroe gagenits1s
peqsn 8etbeiligung on Sanb5 gerbrt
den anqetlagt, neil er einen Brief, be
5uno tltr3 Dor ietnsr Gbat an Ieir
!. M2utter deI6rieben bate, Der Oeffen
lt6feit iibsroab unb reOoIutiondr'
s:Soeen peroGdtig mar. 0ret QBohe
faB er b06ft pergniigt ols StaatSg
: fdnqener i'm 6eibelberger Sdr3er ur
puroe bann gsgeu fetn gbrenDort, ,
: Staot ni6t 3u Oerlafen, pteoer ire
qsgeben, o6Rs oaB i6m iemals Elm u
The! rcsr cine Mttttbeilun9 iiber b;
! GrgsbniB Der unteriu6ung 3u9ego,
y uen lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-31

Netlenburgifds 4nsts
Ssn ben ie43iger Sabren
oes porigsu Subrbunoerts puroe aud
auf benz Sadisnberge BEL Sdfpsrin
bic arpbe, nod beute beftebenoe Srrens
dnitaIt gebuut. Sur3 ppr iArer 9eles
gunq nit &ranten ftottete ibr Der oG>
maIige 9roBher3pg NIT ietnem GeFoIge
einen 9efud ab. @r fQuo numsntIin
Die Gage ishr fd0n unb puBte ft6
niht gsnug gu freuen an Der 4usiiht
iibsr ben grobsn. bimmelblauenS6fpea
riner Gee: rOos 1T bier ia number
pou. 60 ioIIte man po9neul" ga"
entf6lipfte es pen1 uubeoahteu 8Gms
mer9errn, roos qings ia. man tonnte
aud fir Gp. aoniglits 6obeit am
See Elm 3immsr etnrihten!" - Sos
tpobl Der per'torbene Ssriebrih fran3
pie Der blinbe Streliber 8rpbberSog
Iprd6en in ihrer pQtriurndliIheu Wrt
qern gluttDsutIh. 60 Ioa Sriebri6
;frdns iiber Teinen in Dpheran nieoers
suTtellenben Sarg folgenbe 4ngoben
Qema6t hdben: Den Namsu brutsn
lei qor MID oarup tau ietten; bat tpetz
ten ia bod ale Glib, bat Dor Srieori6
Srans Iiggt. 2lber fsi ioqsn mi ben
Detel mid 10 platt matsn, fo'n beten
Tpib, Dat MID jebs atrl fin fmerige
Wais oarup lseen tanu." -. Sehr
oft besablte Der GjrpBbersog ietnen
unperihutoet in Roth geratbenen9dh=
tern nod oos Saatqetreioe pber erlieb
ibnen bic gaht. giumul fhreitet ein
bohbetogter pd6ter our Qubien3 gum
@roBber3og, tommt aber, dIs er bic
| ZEN iie6t, bitt Dor benz bo6betagter
Serrn 3u sFaa uro hdlt ii6 iuftinttit
on ben RodTh0beu Der Spuiqli6en
6obeit feft, 70 bab beioe aIte Serrer
pl1slih ouf benz BARRETT Iisen. Ulilot
unb bebaglih iogt Der GroRbsrsog
.g1a, nertellen Gel man! Wat is oenr
los2 Damn t0nnsn tpi bat ia gIiet inn
Sitten afmatenl" (5m Sisen ab
rna6en)
.o'grt 6e 9r on e". gu.
Garis miro geihrieben: eSu ;srant
reid tbut man iest aIles licber, Denl
Imam es gegen GeItihlano tbuu fam
lSb es lih nm eiue oiplon1otiid,
Wahtearuppirltng, Inn cine He1orr
| Der llnrperiitdten ober nm ooS 8uuit
getperbe bonbelt. DIE bette SoIuug i
Iirnner: gegen Oentihldub. 8tr bror
hen oorin feine Deniitbining 3u er
blifen. Sn 8eaerrtbeiI. glber itlicl
lid pirft es etrpas fonlridl, rpenu 81
5ransoien foit nidts mebr lluternef
men fonnen, obne ben oeutihen Eeu
feI an Die Gnnb su nnIen. Gs ma
in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3ingen b
; gretflid, fem. 4ber boB es auh i
rem filtirrellen angeIegerbeiten fl
nothpenbig RboIten miro lit ba
4 8eiden elmer nerpoien l1rr1the. I'm
. oieie llnriibe lit bos 3eiher cine
.lmangeInnen SsLHtpertransrs. 09-el
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-31

mir bobsn fpieber cine Wabl binser
iins. bic Sur 0erdnoeruns. dnitdtt i'm
Serbit, i'm 5ofdommer itdttgduroefs
uno nod bosu BEL elmer 9emperotur
BON 1861 Grdo. DAB trosbem iiber
fiinfsia pro3ent Der eepohHlihen
Giimmen;abf abgegeben ipurbe ldbt
erfeten. iueIh aroSes Sniereiit Die
8iirserIhaft an Der Ddbl nabm. gs
haneeIie fieb um bic iyrdee, oh bic
8iirgeriduft eiuen neutn s}reibrief
fpiiniht uno.pelhe 2euie iie nit 4uss
arbeitune oesislben betrauen Doue.
Die Jreibrteffrage fpuroe nit tndpper
Waioritdt bejdbenb sntI4ieoen. aber
MT GROCER Ulaioritdt tpuroen bic
Iilnfsebn W1nner auf benz Giiis
sens 9ifet ais bieisnigen be-
itimmt. nelfe ben 5eibrief ous1rbets
ten ioatn. Der leitenbs 9eilt oisies
Stdsts mar 6err Wdlter u. 9nigbt,
Der iid burd geilesuns bes Strelts
Der StrabeHbahner uno Der lGisleIte
einen Jlomen gemadt bat, Der ben
Observation-Disclosures" gletnenten iibers
aus ipmpotbii4 TT. Gein 5idet ilt
nit sirta 10000 WaioritGt erfpdb!.
/. iporben. Dab stptfhen ben aanoioaz
ten onf ben btipen 5ideis benno6 Elm
ilnterfnieb ssmadt fpurbe, 5eigt bos
nnisri9ieblihe 9otaim, lpelfes benz
ielben 3ufiel. 1ernfr bate bic Bars
gtrIdaft barber db3uIiimmen, oh eil
vtleiner Giabtratb" geiptinidbt miro
ober Elm Stabtparlament In ieiaer
issiesn 3uiammsnisBuns. Die NAB
Ter entidisben ii1 fir lssterss. fobab
auH fsrnerbir iebe Aarb fbren 9ers
irster I'm Stdntrotb bat un6 cine
Mrsdbl RitpIieber at large geipGhli
fusrnen. 4ngenebm pdr oas Mdbls
pergniisen aeitern teinespees, oenn IN
BEN Observation-Disclosures Wuhlbuben
berri6te ShmelsOfsn 5emperatur.
Die DablbeamteH batten Wlitleib nit
ben WGbIern unD. umgsfebri, Die leBs
tereu nit ben eriseren. 6err 8isslolD
ser ipdbrenb Der Rumpogne ols oer
leibbaftige .9ottieibeiuns" bingsiteli
ipuree. CAB f6on um 10 llbr 4benos
ieine Risoerldse su, rpie es aus etneT
ipeiter unisn per0if,ntlihten 5dreiber
erfi4tlih ifi. Dus DablrefuItat mai
tpie foIgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-31
eokal.Derid)t
Die g@arterma6(.
Sie giirser itimmen fir neuen
,sreibrief nnD ermablen oas
GitisensTidet.

Die Gbdrterfrase pirb nur init 105
Gtimmsn Ulaioritdt beitdtigt. =
Der .tIeine Staotratb" finoet BEL
Der giirstrihuft teine Gegenlitbs.
- Die 5cipitals saommiliion erhdlt
bos Gslo. bamit bos neue 5ofpitdl
fertiaeeiteat unO ein9eridtet iper'
ben Tam. Gs fpuroen an olt
10000 Gtimmen obgegsben, coer
stDas nebr als bic 6dlfte bel oer
lebten grdiipentennabl. - 6srrn
gigsiolps griIdrung iiber feine glie,
cerlaee. - Gr iebt feline 5oFfnuf,f
auf Gin 5idst fir Wuni5ipaliiirun:
Der 9strisbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-31

GefGlasen nit &. 4.538s ssimmen
6ofpitafbonbs.
3ifFern nidt er6dltli9, absr NJ
genon mfn.
z erfi&ruHs pes oerrn Btsts
Ion.
0err 6erbert 8ieelotp gob geittrn
Abens 10 llbr bic foistHbe GrfIdrnns
cb:
DIX pvipiligierttn JRtsreTtn hoben
stnen @ieg ifber bds woIt errungtn.
- ttetIe absrs- pie III = Gu4 thus,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-14
CBy Morning Journal - Gin, Len.ed wIrc.l

New York. March l2.-The South
ern Pacific company. with the concur
renee of the Union Pacific Railroad
company. today announced a modified
plan OF dissolution under the United
States supreme court decree in place
Of the original plan which recently
met with serious opposition on the
part. Of the California railroad COM
mission The new plan. as outlined
BY Julius Kruttschnitt. chairman Of
the Southern Pacific company. sub
stantially provides for traffic agree
ment without trackage privileges, to
the Union Pacific and Central pa
clfic
In brief, the Southern Pacific is
willing to carry Union Pacific-Central
Pacific traffic over tho Benicia cut
off and its California terminals, in
stead Of allowing those roads direct
use Of this CUTOFF and Southern pa
cfic terminals
ut iituill'V WNittintiti Sflu MI.
Kruttschnitt. "wll be submitted to the
circuit court in the st. Louis district
on Saturday and complete details
have been telcgraphed to the Califor-
MIA commission.
The agreement. II further was
stated. has the approval of Attorney
General McReynolds. and Southern
Pacific Officials are hopeful Of It's ac-
ceptanee by the circuit court ana the
California authorities.
Chairman Kruttschnitts announce
ment followed day Of unusial activ-
ity at local headquarters OF ihe Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific mes.
Some intimation Of ITS import bee me
known In stock market circles shortly
before the close and was followed by
a squirt in the so-called Hartman
shares. especially Union Pacific. Tn
ion Pacific directors held two meet
ings. Il special conference to act on
the new agreement being called for
the late afternoon and lasting we'll
into the evening Failure Of The fed
cral court ana the California COM
mission to accept the new plan by
Saturday midnight viii involve the
forfeiture Of $3.50 600. which the
UDion Pacific agreed to pay an inter-
national banking syndicate organized
by Kuhn, Loeb 4 Co, to finance the
sale Of It's Southern Pacific holdings
amounting to Sl25,O00. 600.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-14

Chicaso. March ia,--Miss Virginia
Brooks. the "Joan Of Are Of West
Hammond H. IN addressing the
Hamilton club today, enumerated the
following causes OF immortality:
The public dance halls, the loneli-
ness Of small town girls In big cities;
the congestion OF boarding houses.
which do not provide parlors; the dis
charge Of girl employees without nd.
vance notice; the ostraelsm OF fallen
women low wages; suggestive songs:
% limited and rather hopeless future.
Miss Rrooks whose reform ticket az
West Hammond has just scored vic
tory at q municipal election, laid stress
ON the loneliness of girls who come to
the cities from the farms and villages.
as a cause of immortality. IN their
loneliness she said they are moro open
to the clever and apparently friendly
advances of men
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-14

senator pankes. who was then un-
able % SGT d through. ne ls much
emtcd at its success
The house also passed tho anti
white slave act This ls hy Mr. Evans
aud hc wore large smile today when
he received word that ID had been put
through The act provides for severe
punishment to BE- administered t0 any
person entering. crossing ur leaving
the state for an immoral purpose. or
bringing into The state or taking out
of the state any other person fof amy
immoral purpose.
Prosecution may be- brought ln any
Of the counties entered ot crossed. ln
effect. " puts Ia action in this state
the provisions of the federal white
slave law, known as tho Mann aet
The house also passed the uct requlr-
ing the bonding Of the secretary of
state and the members of the eerpor-
alton commission. Another of sena-
tor pnnkey's bills which was passed
was that donnlne kidnnplng There
is now mo- law prohibiting kidnapping.
The proposed act provides that any
person who shall hold FOR ransom
any child shall he punished hy im-
pfisonmcnt for from twenty Ca forty
years. while IA special provision rs
made for ,he abduction of child hy
either of its parents not legally en-
Titled to its custody The act also de-
fines ahduCtlo and other forms OF
forciblc detention and provides pen
atty
The herd law passed In the upper
house about week ago WITS today
passed hy the house. This bll pro-
Nides for the creation nf herd law dis
tficts In irrigated sections ono in each
precinct and none 10 be Of less than
Loon acres, upon petition ol so per
cent Of the residents of the proposed
district Il defines legal fence and
provides that damage done by stock
outside of herd law districts shall not
be collcotllle unless the crops or
property damaged were enclosed 10y
such a barrier
The house joint memorial. petition
Ing congress 60 purchase all land
grants in the state. ana open them
for settlement waa also passed 4
mine output law introduced early In
the session by Mr dc Raea WAS
passed Il provides graduated scale
Of taxes tor each ton Vt each kind Of
ore extracted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-14
SPEAKER NARROWLY
ESCAPES BEING
UNSEATED
Attempt by Roman [, Baca
House Presiding Offeef to-
Hold Up Bills, Arouses In
dignation

Estate Capital nureau Of Morning journal. |
santa Ic March Speaker X.
l.. 8aca's attempt Co defeat score
or more OF senate bills by Withholding
them an but caused the unseatine OF
the speaker early this morning hy his
colleagues IN the house
When the biHs were cailed for.
Speaker Baca ruled that as the house
was then proceeding To business ON
the sixticth daN Of the session. Ii could
not have read first and second time.
preparatory 70 passage, any new bills.
An appeal WAS takcn from the
speakers ruling hut this he would
not put 10 vote Thcrcupon about
thirty members left the house cham
Der and held caucus At this eau
Gus, II Is said. enough votes were
pledged 60 unseat the speaker
In the meantime republican leaders,
including State Chairman Herbert W.
Clark and II. O. Bufsum had taken
The speaker in charge and had talk
ed the matter over with him They
succeeded In convincing him of his
mistake In ruling It was the sixtieth
day. This fact they communicated to
the indignant house members
When the house reconvoned. Speak
or Baea reversed himself. and made
u lengthy statement, in which he
sought 10 Justify the stand he had
taken by the statement that he had
been suspicious for some time that an
attempt would be made % put some
thing over on him ana therefore ne
had held up the bin Just TO SHOW the
members that they couldn't bluff
him or words to that effect
The bills Mere then turned over 10
the clerk by The speaker and their
reading was proceeded with in ac-
eofdance with a motion previously
made
The situation wis tense for short
time ma wiused considerable excite
ment
The senate, to avoid complications.
then voted to have the chief clerk Of
that body enter on the Journal that
The senate was proceeding under the
fifty-ninth day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-14
ROOSEVELT SPEAKS
IN INTEREST Of
PROGRESS|VES
Chief Bull Mooser Attends
Meeting Intended to StImu-
late Action for Keeping Party
Alive and Active,

NY Morning Journal Special Leased Wire.)
Philadelphia. March 13.-Trging
the need Of thorough organization for
studying and securing the ideals on
which the platform Of the progressive
party was based, former President
Theodore Roosevelt addressed an au-
dence tonight which crowded the
Metropolitan opera house. The meet
ing marked the close OF the first day
Of a two-days' session of the first an
nual progressive conference of the
state of Pennsylvania. Members of
the electoral college of this state. who
voted for Roosevelt for president, and
the leaders of the Washington party
who conducted the campaign for him,
are the leaders in the conference
which has as its aim the perpetuation
of the party. Colonel Roosevelt, Dean
william Draper Lewis. Of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania law school. and
the Rev. George /. Perrin, of Massa-
chusetts. in their addresses tonight
laid stress on the educational side Of
the work to he accomplished. the ac-
quirng Of social and industrial facts
on Wnltn TO Ddst the i'N'0SitA VI IA "
posed reform.
Colonel Roosevelt said In part;
fThe progressive party has been
founded primarily TO render social
and Industrial service This means, OF
course, that there must be clean poll
ties The first requisite in any move
ment for any species Of betterment in
this country must be honesty. The
most characteristic the most essential
and the most original form Of work
we are undertaking is the work Of the
progressive service. We intend to
realize the new freedom for which
this nation strives, by social research,
in which information is the Keynote;
and then by the immediate transla-
ton of the knowledge thus acquired
into action by n political organization
in which service is the watchword.
Remember always that we are not
engaged merely in investigation with
out action. Our party is not in power,
bur IL is our duty to formulate public
opinion so that it shall insist ON ac-
ton along the lines we indicate. We
recognize the urgent need Of strength
ening our party BY means of organiza-
ton, Of extension Of the machinery
but we recognize with equal emphasis
that machinery. while imperatively
necessary. is of use only if treated as
practical means of securing applied
realism
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-14
DEATH OF ADMIRAL
EATON MYSTERIOUS.

Boston. March is.-The mystery
surrounding the death of Rear Ad.
miral Giles Eaton. and the subsequent
investigation of the authorities was
not solved today. Those who could
talk authoritalively refused 20 Indicate
the direction which their suspicious
have taken or what basis there was
for the reports that death WAS due to
poisoning Mrs. Eaton. the widow, WAS
visited at her home in Norwell today
by two police officials and during
their stay Mrs Eaton summoned her
personal counsel Judge Kelley to
Join IN the conference. Later the three
mon conferred at the judges office in
Rockland.