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Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
B. 2. 0. E.

Although there was no meeting of the Elks ladge last week interest in the affairs of tho lodge has not dwindled in the least. Or. Friday night the Lodge attended the Moose Bazaar in body. It was pronounced the big gesE night of the week so far as the receipts were concerned. It not only showed that whatever the Elks do they do well, but also with charitable en- deavor. The Eiks appreciated the yis- it of the Moose when they visited them a year ago during the Elks bazaar and reciProcated on Friday night. Or. November 7th the next meeting Of the lodge will be held in their home. At this meeting a number of appl;ca- tions will be received and acted on but no initiation will be he'd. The various committees appointed at the last meeting to formulate plans of the annual memorial services and the Christmas tree, report progress The memorial committee met and decided that the exercises be held the after
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28

face and would walk the floor. could not lie down or sit still sometimes for day and night at time. was ner- vous, had very little appetite, no ambi- ton, melancholy. and often felt as though 1 had not 8 friend in the world
 After I had tried most every fe- male remedy first. without success, my mother-in-law advised me to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound. l did so and gained in strength every day. l have now no trouble n any way and highly praise your medi- cine. It tadvertises itself. Mrs. s. T. HURLEY, Eldon, Missouri.
 Remember, the remedy which did this was Lydia F. Pinizham's Vegetable Compound. For sale everywhere
 It has helped thousands of women whc have been troubled with displaee- raents, inflammation, ,ulceration, t1mors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, that bearing down feeling, indigestion, and nervous prostration, after all other means have feilsGl. Why don't you fry it?
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
|. o. O. N.

The Loyal Order of the Moose did not hold regular meeting of the lodge last weel; owing to treir bazaar. which was in progress all week for the purpose Of wiping out the debt on the home on Main street Whether they accomplished their end is not definitely knoWT by the committee in charge but all the receipts and expend- itures will be announced in the Re view this week The attendance was much larger than was anticipated by the committee and the returns beyond expectation. A notable feature Of the bazaar Saturday night was the at tendance of the members of the Fri State Amusement Co. of which Jas Kelley is the head. He has been & rlember Of the order for a number of years. He and his company had op- portunity during their visit to see a typical Bisbee outpouring for they entered a throag at the Bazaar that overflowed out into the street and at times during the night blocked traffic.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
ATTACKS MILITANCY

NEW YORK, Oct. 2I.-Suifrage has never been extended anywhere through the militant movement, de rlared Dr. Anna Shaw before the W. c. T. U. convention today.
 Others also attacked militant tac- ties, the greater part of the afternoon being given over 70 tIie discussion oi suffrage, The convention put itself on record as fsvoring woman suffrage, and against government regulation oi vice
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
PLAN. WHOLESALE POISONING
Poison Placed in conee at Oregon
 Girls Industrial Sshool

PORTLAND. Oregon. Oct. 27.- Strychnine in sufficient quantity to cause the death of all the inmates of the Girls State Industrial school at Salem, was found in coffee served the school Sunday when the matron' Miss Esther Hopkins. tasted the bev- craze. investigation has brought statement frcm three girls that they put poison in the coffee at the request of Mrs. Fife CrestweH. an Inmate.
 The matter was suppressed until II could be brought before Governo" West today. He decided to prosecute Mrs. Crestwell Her motive is saia to have been revenge.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
LUCILLE GAGE RAND INVOLVED

WASHINGTON, Oct 27.-Former Governor Gage of California tele' eraphed the state department today asking that it use its good office m behalf of his daughter, Mrs. l4uciils Rand. who was arrested in Kingston Hreland. on a charge of kidnaPlng' Gov. Gage said his daughter was a Humanitarian worker and had drawn herself into difficulties through seek ing homes for the starving children of Dublin strikers.
 His request was transmitted to Ambassador Page in London.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
k. of p.

The present plans of Knights of Pythias are fer more members and special inducements are offered to join the lodge but the occasion is fostered by the Golden Jubilee of Inc Order which will be held in Washington. D. c. February, 1914. At the next meet ir.g the first rank will be conferred upon a class of candidates and the other degrees of the order at sub sequent meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

reach the diseased portion of tIle ear. There Is only one way to cure deafness. and that is by Constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inaamed cordi- ton of the mucous iining Of the Eusta- etian Tube. When this tube Is iniiamed you have a rambling sound or imperfect hearing. and when 'it is entirely closed. fammation can be taken out and this tube restored 70 its normal condition. hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrl,. which is nothing but an inaamed cordi- ton of the mucous scrfeces.
 We win give one Hundred oliars forsny case of TsafneSs t1Jsf hy cfnrrhl that cannot bc cuFc1 by Halls Caterrh'C 'Cure. Send for circulars. free.
 FLCHENEy, co, Toledo, ohlo.
 Sald by Druggists. 75e-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
|. o, R. m.

The order of the Red Men will hold their regular meeting in the Pythian castle on Thursday evening. All mem are invited to attend. 1I:eTe win be initiation of q small class Of caBdi- dates. This is one of the oldest lodges in this district and it has one of the largest membership Tolis
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
LEFT s5o,oco,oOo
Win of Adolphus Busch te be Pre-.
 hated roday

l ST. LOUIS. Mo. Oct. 27.-The will of Adolphus Busch. millionaire breW- CT, who was buried here Saturda5' vii be probated tomorrow. It @lli dispose Of holdings aggregating Soo,- coo. .0OO. it is authoritiye!y stated by a friend of the family tonight
 From the same scarce t is pre- dicted that Trust company Will De formed to handle the estate. No de' tails as to the disposition af the wealth is given out.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
MoRos GO ON RAID

MANILA, Oct. ETA number of Jolo Moros have deserted from the Moro constabulary, taking guns and ammunition and engaged in raid Philippines scouts are in pursuit of the deserters. All of the Moro con stabulary in Jolo has been ordered disarmed.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28

noon of sunday Dec :, and elaborate decorations for the occasion will be made in the meantime. The program for. the occasion is not yet complete but it is likely that Paul Geary, mem Der of the corporation commission, will be tie principal speaker. He is an orator of no mean ability.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
WEDDING IN < CANAL ZONE

PANAMA, Oct. 27--The British Le. gation was the scene of notable wedding today. when Miss Dita Nal let daughter of sir Claude Coventry Mallet. British minister to Panama and Costa Rica. became the bride of Kenneth Mackenzie Pringle, eldest son and heir Of Sir John Pringle, one of the weaIthiest residents of jama- ica, West Indies.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
pHELPsoooee IN R. |.
Rumors Cause Much Strengthening in
 Issues Of Company

NEW YORK, Oct 27-lmportant changes in the personnel Of the Chi cago Rock Island & Pacific are cx- peeted to follow meeting of the d. rectors on Wednesday.
 It is expected William II. Moore, win retire as chairman of the ex- ecutive committee and that his sue cessor will be a member of the Phelps-Dodge interests.
 The various Rock Island issdes were especially strong and active to day as a result of the reported changes.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
MuRpER cAsE uP Foa raIAL

ANDERSON. Ind. Oct 27-The case of William W Brown. under in- dictment for first degree murder, was called in the Madison county court teddy for trial. Brown. an aged and respected resident of the town of h. gals, is charged jointly with his son, George w Brown, with the murder of Constable Albert Hawkins, at ln- gals, last July.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
IN LAKE COPPER COUNTRY
Efforts to Bring Strike Settlement
 Fail--Hope Not Abandoned

CALUMET. Mich, Oct. PA move made to end the strike of miners m the Michigan copper country faieo today. but former Sheriff James Byres and Circuit Judge H. H. 9 . Bfien, who acted as intermediates between the opposing parties. still hope that their efforts VII be sue cessfuI. Meanwhile, hundreds CT men are being brought into the dis trjct 10 replace the strikerg.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
Fraternal Notes.
oRoER oF EAsTgRN sTAR.

The next meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star will not be held until Nov. 12th, the second Wednesday of the month. At this meeting no spe- cial business will he brought mp other than the regular routine but number. Of applications will be received to be acted on,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
PYTHIAN SISTERS

The Pythian Sisters entertained the Knights at their meeting last Tuesday and after the business ses- sion of the order served refreshments and lunch. A card party and sociable which was greatly enjoyed by all fol lowed.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
ADMIRAL MAYNARD BURIED

NEWPORT, R. l., oct. 27.-With naval and military honors, the fun eral of Rear Admiral Wsshburn May nard, who is said to have. fired the opening shot in the Spanish-Ameri- can war, was held here today.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
RoosEvEL1 IN RRAzIl

$40 PAULO, Brazil. Oct D. Theodore Roosevelt received hearty welcome when he arrived today on a special train. This evening he spoke before the government university or Character and Civilization"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
LONE SURVIVOR OF ss RICH MEN

PHILADELPEfIA. Pa. Oct 27.-- Thcmas Dolan. who has been reeog nized for many yearsa as a leader among Philadelphia's captains ef industry" entered upon his S0th year today In connection with the recent enactment of an income tax measure by congress, the fact is recalled tnat
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
GENERAL NEWS BY WIRE

Mir. Dolan is the solitary survivor among thirty.six Philadelphians whe were assessed as having incomes of sl00.000 or more when the Civil war income tax was passed ia 1864.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
|. & L. of s.

Or November 18th, the Knights and Ladies of Security will hold their first monthly meeting in the Medigovich hall At this time a large class vii,
 be initiated. After the initiation lunch ard refreshments will be served.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28

i c m ale weakness
 For two years ] could not stand On my feet long at a time and I could not walk two blocks without enduring cutting and drawing pains down my right side which increased onc ce a month. ] have been at thas time purple in the
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
T. E. g..

Tomorrow eveEing the Fraternal Brotherhood will hold their regular monthly meeting. No special bnsi- ness will come up but all members are requested to be present.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
GIANTS TAKE ONE

JOPLIN. Mo. Oct 27.-Chicago l2. 1s. |. New York i3. r. 2; Johnson. Benz. Faber and Schalk: Hearne. Fromme and Meyers.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
REREKAHs

There will be q special meeting of Bebekahs at the l. 0. 0 F. Hall this afternoon for which call will be found elsewhere. All members are urged to be present.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
elseEE TEMPERATURE

Bisbee temperature yesterday. high 76. low. 5i. No precipitation.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28
MELANCHOLY
 WOMEN
Should Profit by Mrs. Hur- ley's Experience-Her Own
 Story Here Told.

Eldon, Mo.-"I was troubled with displacement, organic inflammation and
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-28

following advertisement by 35S6 Lowell Arizona FAD" Nj Haigler.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07
@roBe Grreanna.

Sofio, 9Elgarien. s.. SUM. =
9as Ole 9llfiinoignng. OoB NuBlano
III Ser Sroae Der @ebietstbeiluna
ani Serbicn'S Seite fteben miirOe.
beute bier 6efannt mur0e. madte 1if
aroBe Grresung fund. Froteit . Ger.
iammlungen mnroeu abgebalten, in
oenen ole Reoner ole Aegierung er.
mabnten, midi nah3ugeben.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07
Nitara9na.8 ertrag.

@afbington, 5. SUM-. -
Stoatsiefret6r 8rDan uno Senator
Bacon, Der @~oriibenoe Oes Counties
fiir m~ismartiee slngelegenbeiten,
butten cine @eipredung iiber ben
@ertrag, Ourd meld]en oen @ereinig.
tent Staoteu cine Marincbolis am
@olf bon 6onieco ulio Oos nitsihIieB.
lid]e Nedt eingerGumt iper0en ion,
einen intero5eonii1en &nnoI ourdJ
Nicaraglla 81 baiien. Sn GoIge eli.
niger ieBt OorgeidIogener MEMBER.
ilngen mag es notbiuenoig neroen,
no6mals Die 3uItimmung Der Ne.
gierung Niearnguo's 5u Der Gonben.
ton e~in5lIboIen, ebe iie Dem Senat
u~uterbreitet iueroen fonn. 9lber 10.
balo Oieie Nenoerungen borgenom-
men linz, tperoen Dem gernebmen
Eah Yr6liOent @ilion unO Stats.
Sefretdr grDon oilf boIoige Rntifi.
fiction orineen. 9[aen An8eiden nod
lit Die Maiorit1t i'm Gomitp nit Dem
Frdiioenteu pOaitdnoig einDeritau.
oen.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07
gaae in WleriIO.
Aeaierllng 6ietet aae M'dmer gum
arie9soienit auf.

Gonglas NriS, 5. Snui.
General 4e0ro GieOa, RommanOeur
Scr merifuniihen &egierEngstruppeu
III @itaumas. meld)er ais NRilit1r.
$olfperneur lOes States Sonora
.fnnairt, bat ein Goift erlaiien, no.
aad allc tau1liden Widuner I'M I'll.
Ter uou IS ms 20 Sabreu 5un Iienit
IN Der 2lrnaee Berunge5o9en weroen
ielten. 9llidl BAT CT Die gurhfii6rung
Der &oridriit %aligeoronet, Dab Nie-
maho @nnumds o6ne einen BON ibm
unter5eidaeten lFaB perlaiien oarf,
lueOer A~iisl1n0er nod gingeborene.
AlAA efne Nniiht.
@alhfnatnny 2. g., ). SUM.
GiiiaieW 0gx sAnoeQralee nm
9fpioAiateN liz @ai8agfo1 er0lidsif
ia oer eiMiabme Don Dlatomoras
0nrA sic merifaniiden S%niurgeuten
inter Gnrrall3a. melbe ole 0ilerta-
9;egiernng befdmpfen, einen rieligen
Gortbeil iiir bic Sniurgcnten. 81
zen &ereiIligten Stuoten meilen0c
9aeuten Garran5a's baben fiir piele
Galien0e DON Collars Niilnition III
Ter Grpartlng a%uge6dIft Dob sic
Snlrraenten eilien Ginfitbrbafen Ell.
f6ern lpiiuOell. 0llrd Die NeutraIi-
ijtsgeieBe Der Gereatigten GStaaten
slar Den SnIllrgenten (oOer mie 1ie
l.I nelMlen.. Gonititutiollaliiten) ale
altiubr labgeidmitten. Oiit Dem Ye.
+ gon Wgatanloros miiroen file aber
me oiiene E6iire 9aben.
SIN lStaats Gepartement poren
sllte feline gllt5eiden 0afiir, OaB Ole
nslid)trp Der Suerto @egierEng
nj s%hiprfennuns iid) etuq ae6efiert
litten.
dnb fiir aonfuI gllss
mprt6.
VagleF b. SeraS, s.. SUM. -
Gem omerifouiiden RoniuI Gus.
sort5 IN @icOrce s1eoros, N}erifo,
i onl @eiiung oes @ouperneurs
swarran5a 5lgnl ShuB OeS &oniulats
inc beunifilete Sade BON pier
0'ann SIR Gerfiigltng seitellt NOR
Den, Der &oniul bat 5pei S9ilOma-
den Qcceptirt, Die i'm aouTulat Gienit
tam peroerL bis Ser 6rieOe mieOer
4ergeiteat iein miro.
Mon glaibt iebt, OaB ipieIenOe
&no5en bic Stcinc Aemorfen baber,
am 6reitag Sl6euo in Oas
ilogen moolrd) loas Sc
riidt entitano, Oos aouiulat iei hos
nit Steinen 6ombarOirt nor,
ben.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

Siilie geeilt mar. g@Iorol" ertOnte
es nun NON Deridieoeuen Soften.
Gie gSittb Der Oppoiitions NsitaIie.
Der fonnte feline @ren5en, bis feItae.
iteat mar, ooB Oie Berlesunoeu 6es
@roil Seoeuoorp MIR letdter Rotsr
ieien.
Grit uah ldngerem genlil6en ae.
lang es Dem GppoiitionsfiTNer SSil.
lius Sltitb, ieiue Aubdnger 81 beru.
higen. Die SiBiulg, lOie ~uufge6c6eu
morOen par, fonnte Darn meiterge-
0iihrt mer0en.
@ieraui Derfiin0ete 9rcmiermini.
tier bon 2ufaCs ben &iidtritt ieines
aobinetts, mas ieitens Der Sppoli.
ton nit frenetiifem Siibei beeriibt
murOe.
Spions Ginfommen.
8ieu. 5. Silni. Die Inter.
indung Der lSpionogetb1tiefeit Oes
Ourh Sel6itmorO aus Dem 0eben se.
idieOenen @eneualltdblers @lireO
GeOl BAT erge6en, oaB er lify ieine
uerbreheriide 9i6Gtisfeit nit an.
iebnlihen Summen be8obIeu IieB.
Wie ~feitgeitelt lit, bot 5feol I'M
yauie BON iieben Sobreu insgeiammt
cine babe Wfiaion aronen BON Der
rniiiiden &egierung aiisee5nblt er.
golten.
Gle u3eit" brinot einen srtifel
ans Ser Sober zines oiterreidiifen
@eneraIitablers, in Dem ltrenelte
llebenpodung Der gertreter RuB-
LAMBS, nor aapm Der aoniHln, per.
laigt mo 6cionoers auf ole Noae
9ingemieier miro, ole Der ruliiIte
aoniul iii Drag in ser angelegen6eit
9feOl geipielt bat.
Ger aaiier, Der GirSber5ogsIbron.
iolger 0rol5 6eroinauo. Der @ene.
ralitabsdef Gonrao b. @obenoori
nnO Der gonoesue 9iini.
tier 70. @eorgi bn6en@beltc cine Ian.
gefe A~oniefeH5 NIT Dem aa5ier &c,
gabt, III Der ole 8eanttuortung Der
Interpretation betrefieno ser Heol.
Affaire mlfgeieBt lunrOe.
Or seutuant oes Moroes
UerO16tig
Wie alls Srieit genieIoet miro, 1T
cert Der hiir3lid aus @em gorf oil.
liidgefebnte fpit6ere 2eiitnont @laric
ltnter NforOperOaft perbaftet NOR.
ben.
alaric bat IOie &iidrciie nit ieiner
@elie6ten, elmer S1ngertn, angetre.
ten, Die mltermess 9eitorben ii. IS
'iegen @riin0e 5l ser Nnnabme Dor.
OaB er Oltrd @iit ief6it ben Zoo ser
Sdngerin 6erbeigeiii6rt babe.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07
9 d peres llnmetter n
@ iirttemb era.

Gurd einen nit einem fur6t6arcll
@epitter Oerbunoeneu Srfan tuiroe
geltern in Der llmgebung BON Stutt.
gort enormer Shaoen peruriodt. ST.
Ser idmdbiiden Souptitaot ieIblt
mur6en Oitrd oen Sturm Dubenoe
BON S6uiern abgeoedt uno ole Grnte
lit fat pernidtet. Gie @etpolt oes
Orfans luar 10 sroB, Dob ein gan0er
Wiiter5ng umigemorfen purOe. Da.
Ourd murOe ser W~aDnberfebr bon.
it1nOig labmgelegt uno Der Berlin.
MoilanO : Sdnea5ug muBte iiber
Stllttgart geleitet tperOen.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07
&onia er0ffnet 9ompfer.
2tuie.

Gbrfdtianto, 5. SUM. = Inter
sen 9aiiagieren hes Campers nGbri.
itioniafioro4 Ser nellen 9Sorpegiidr
9hWrifoniidcn 9inie, ser ieine erite
Sa6rt nab 9ieu Dorf nutrat, befin'
Den iiA Der a0ni9 @nafon, Die nor.
pegiideu Nfiniiter iuuo piele EnrIa.
ments NeitglieOer Ger 6errider
utO ieiae gcgleiter fo1ren ieOo6 MIR
bis nad Bergen nit.
Cardinal DO Ill ir~riinnig
ein.
81 III 3. Sunni. ~ Gin bieii9es
Glatt be6auptet. OaB Ser CARDINAL
Giues d Eltto, einer Der Orei pertralt-
teli gerather oes Eopites, seiites-
franf 9emprOen lit mo nod cinem
aloiter 9e6rad)t merOen mliBte. Ser
aiu1emiirit loll augebliA an religiO.
lem MabnIim leiOen.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07
0nter Yreis.

Nem Dort 5. Suni. Sci eli
ller @erieigerllug BON photographer
mo Maunlfripten in 86ilaoelp6ia
mtroe oas Original Ser Abihieos-
aOrele melde General @obert 6.
See, natboem er iid bel Slppomator
Dem General @rant ergeben an ieine
Slrnlee gcribtet bat, nit 1926 be-
5oblt.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07
Gica Der Scmperensler.

SprinQfieIo, Sn., 5. sSuni.-
SIN Saltie Der Stoots 2eoislatur
'lebten Die 9empereu8ler nit II ge-
Gen 69 Stimmen oie 9lnnabme Der
icg. Heiioen6 ; Giitrifts : gia Ourd
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

Grie0rid /. in 8eiib eenonmeu mo
oiIrh oen lltrehter 5rieoen pom If.
sIpriI 1913 an 8reuBeu gefalen mar.
Ger aaiier ertpdbnte aud Die @ieuer
gertrage BON 1916, lout luelden oos
@eIOerInnO 5piiden &renBen uiO
oem 80nigrein Der 91ieoerIonoe ge.
tDeiIt mnroe, uno ieit oenen Ger preil.
biihe sIntbeil crit Dem NegierungS.
be5irt Glebe, mad Oelien Anfl6hne
Dem Regiermgsbe8irt Giiieloori 5li.
crtbeilt puroe.
Sn ergreifenoen @orten geOahte
Ger aoiier ieines @roBpotcrs, Dem
oaS 0eutmol geiest lift.
9erghau Ell lteIIt.
Gie grOBe Sto1Ifirma OeS 6rbru.
b. Sttmm bat Ieit GINGER 3eit ouf
Dem Qerrain ser SdlohtieI0er BON
ct. Yribot unO ct. Neurie, sbbou
bongraen OorgenOnmeu mo ooOurd
ben 8erOruB meiter potriotiIderarei.
ie erregt, Die fir ole erboIhmg oer
biitOriIden YIabe aus Dem grobrn
4riege bon 1901 bangten.
Die GiHwduoe geeeu ole inonItricl.
le ~4usbeutnng oieier Static iuorcli
0u Dem OBJ oes aaiierS eeornnacu.
unO Der NOnurh lab iih peronloBt,
oen @unid mis8uipredeu, Dab Der
Ab6au eingeiteIIt meroe.
Iie DIRECTION Der Stimm'ihen
@erfe bat Dem faiierlihcn @tnide
ioiOrt entiprohen.
Bier Ser9leute get0otet.
Bie aus 5rieobera ~acneloet miro.
lit nnf Der Oortigen Giienarnbe AOs.
bad ein ihperes @rubemngliid nor,
gefommen, Dem bier @lenihenlebeH
5iim Gpfer fieIeu.
Nuf o~orIdnfig nnnufgetl1rte @eilf
lit m1breno oes 9etriebs cine 9rplo.
lion bon @~rubengaien cingetreten.
Gier 9rbeiter prroen auf Der Stellc
getOotet.
Neuer 0rea0nougbt.
Bremen, 5. SUM. Ger nelIe
Oeutihe TreoOnougbt Der oil Die
5tele oes alien n@eiBcuburg" ire.
ten loa, puroe bier pom Stapel ge.
Ioiien unO uMartgraf~ getauit.
Gas neue SdIodtidiff bat etua
$1,000 Tomnen Displacement. Gs io0
cine 6obrseihwinOigfeit BON 81 ano
ten in Ser Gtunoe enttuideln. Seine
&rmirung miro cine lebr Itarfe ieil
nnO aus oebn 14-50Iigen aanollcn
nmO 30 @eidliiben fleineren aaliberS
beItcben. Ger 3oloB miro onBer0em
nit 10 inter Der @oiierlinie liegen.
benz orpeOorObren aitsgeltottettt ieill.
Sn 9Dmens &ofenfeiieIn.
@Inhem 5. SUM. Sri. Mar.
Guret SlOane. Godter oes YroieiiorS
Wiainm Yi. Sloane bon Der Gohlm.
bio.uniberIit1t uno Nustauid). Bro.
feIior an Der 8erliner llniperlit1t.
bat iid) nit @enIon Bennett Sloane
ton Nep Yorf Ocrbeirotbtet.
SubiI1ums. Ausgaben 80
MiIIionen.
Die @aben uno Siftuiaen 8lrm
Iilbernen Aegierungs : SSubil1um
oes 9oiiers betrogerL mie befonnt
gegeben muroe. fiinf3ig Minionell
Nnrf. Gieie sroBe Summc miro aui
@unif oeS Serriders auSihlieBlid
fir mobltb1tige uno gemeimiibigc
3tpede bermenoet.
GoIon en- BON Sitlhloga &c.
troffen.
Die tropilde Sibe, Die felt ser les.
ten @ode berriht, b6lt i'm gon5en
8eid)e unperminoert an uno es er.
eignen Iid 3utenoe BON Somnenitid).
fallen. Ucltern muroen oni Dem
9ruppeniibunasplob in Arps in DIT.
preuBen flint Soloaten bonn @ie.
ihlag ~betroffen.
@0roer ridtet ii d ielbit.
Ter M0roer 6rieorih @eiBen.
born Der in QiHterfeloe Die @irtb.
ihofterin @rolie ermoroete, bat lid
ieIbit seridtet. Gr wurOe geitern .er-
bdngt oufgefmoen. Sn NbidieoS-
briefen Die er an @ermnuOte ridtete.
crtI6rt er, Dab er Die Jroil, nit Der
er elm 2iebesperbaItniB mterbielt.
tootete, neil er lie ni6t beiratber
fOnnte.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07
0OrO GbnrdiII ipridt iiber GnS=
lanOs abii6ten auf Samaita.
Seine Eolae Der 6ertisitellung oes
Banana = 3lanals. - 9lOmirali
tdts ; 9oro gum Niid5ug ge-
3rmlngen. = Garupi Suifprget.
ten p~erbinoerten i'm am Ge0en.
- @nrmloies Gqlell.

Qpn0pn 5. Sunni. Gle Britt.
Idle Regierlins bat nidt ole 9l6l5dt.
uls 6oIse ser 6ertisitellung OeS
%anama : Ranals, in 4in9itou, Su.
maica, eine groBe Marine 5tction
5u errifteit mie @initon Spencer
Gburdill, eriter 2oro ser gQomirali.
tat. i'm unterbalie in 8eantuOrturJ
OieSbs5iigIiher Snterpelattouen fon.
f%tatirte.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07
Genfmol aoifer B'iI.
helms /.

Su @eIoern. I'M @eeierungsbesirf
Giiiieloorf, bat in @eeenwart oeS
9niiers Oie gntbiiaung cines Dent.
mails aoiier @ilbelms /. itattgefnu.
Sen, oos BORT onIdblid Der Grinner.
unssieier Der 2O0i6brisen 3Mgebo.
riafeit @eIoerns gu YreuBeu erridtet
mOrOen lit.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-12-13
WHY W0RKINGMEN WANT
CITY OWNED RAILWAYS

From San Francisco Star:
At midnight on December 10, San
Francisco's municipal railway mile
age will be doubled by the acquisi-
ton of the Presidio and Ferries line.
a money-making line the franchise
of which Is just expiring.
:. Until IL o'clock next Wednesday
night, the motormen, conductors and
other employees of the line will be
working ten hours a day for 1910 q
day. When the clock strikes IL We'd
nesday night they will find them
selves on the city payroll, working
eight hours q day and getting SO for
the eight hours. This is very re-
specially submitted as: one potent ar
gument against public ownership
and operation: of street railways. and
In favor Of the much-lauded private
enterprise" that gives so much better
results than public ownership.
However, as far as is known the
employees of the Preside and Ferries
line are not preparing to indulge in
riots because they will haveshorter
hours and better pay under munic-
ipal ownership Of the lire than under
private ownership. #.s..