davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-08-07

R. c. Reid is slightly inoisposed to- day.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-28
ssbilippus Wemeinoe auusert.

Ter Senioriuaenonersin Der gpans.
glrpt. ptiIippus Gsmsinps (paftpr
Or. r. g. Dorm ptraniiaIsei am
haitigen Gieriitag, %. sSaiiinr. begin.
nenh um 7.45 llbr abenns. cine
untertolinng i'm gmern 4uoitorium.
bet ,peidxr folgenbes grcsramm 5ur
0lr6fiihruns gsIansen tpirb:
Suoeriure qbiIippus Srhefier
Sapnniites Sdauipiel, uaieefiibri
Don "a junsen 9amsn.
Colo Jrl. Ninna Bertha Dorm;
Jri ssrene Garter. ,4ecompGnift.
c) Tsr 2inbenbaum Jrnns S1uberi
b) Tk Year's at t5. Sprins -.
Daniel prolbero,
..1uit girls" aufssfiibrt BON adj
iunpen 6erren.
gnsIiihss auitfpiel .9k Rsetor~
2luFeefiibri BON 9eorpe 6abn, Srs
ma 5oiemsisr, 4Ibtriine Dunts.
mann, emma 6ousniiein. Gcpbis
Climb. gbna gngeI. Wargdrsi
TriIheI.
Gornet Golo-Moiisr 6erbtrt 1iss
meper; Jrl. Grieoa 1ieHsper.
4eepmpnniii.
Tsutftes auftfpiel -ber5iih Wilsom.
men. 4ufsefiihrt Don: Otto Braun.
Jbc Orisbel. aaie Anibonp, Jobn
@cHsIer. Anno 0edmsper. perberi
6uIlfr, Wlinna Bertha Dorm.
Our 6ormoHp 1ops-. iyronse uni
Srtb.
.M Grnn!rp Gireus', bon Sobn U0f,
fsltr. l. GSsne: 10 !be circus: 2
GSene: .4i tbe eirrus". alufsefiibri
BON 15 junssn ptrren.
Wsorid qbiIippus DrHefttl
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Oebaltserb
8esenitanb einer aonferens oes Wa'
pprs nit eem 1Sinan,tomriIttse
ocs Siaotratbs-

Mapor 5unt bate gsitsrn Rahmits
tag eins msbrers Gtunoen ipdhrenbe
aonfer,ns nit BEN IindnS aomnfits
tee bss Siobtrnths bs3iigIih DIR in ben
periditoentn itdotiftsn 9eportsmsn's
proiesiirien GtsbnItstrhohungtn.
3tfinitip ipurbe bic angsiegeH6eit
nod nitt erltoiat, 70 oob oem Staots
ratb beuis md, teire ouf Gsbclsserbos
hungen bssiieIite Crbindnseu 5ugshen
sperosn, dber gsgeu berfdieOene esr bes
nbIihtiettn BebaItserbobungsn ma6ie
iic, cine aans tnsrgiifs GppoIi.ion etIs
tenb. RamsntIib Ssrr Sofepb gsrs
ming proiefiirte tntfd,isbsn unn er fano
nit feiren gro.efen aud bel Usrihieoes
nsn ieinsr aolI.geH, unieritiisuHa.
Cine 9ebdltserhobung. bic riht BE-
ipiIIigi ipsroeR niirfte. III bic BON Sss
irttdr fnft i'm Bureau nss. .Erbeitss
9irettors. stcefe besisbt eegenipdrtig
$2400 pro Sahr uno isiu 0ehaIi iouts
um S400 j6hrltd srbobt iueroen. bd sr
auh aIs Se.etdr Der ft1htiiden aons
trolbstorbe funairt. Dsgsn ohk Grs
hobung motte 6trr gernins edn3 snts
ibisben 5rOnt, neil Ct bos gs9enwdrs
iigt 0eh1It fir aeefe fir pOiIis geniis
etnb baIt unp fein g,rotsft ipuroe audi
BON Der Moipriidt bes aommittess aIs
berettig. oner,nnui.
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1abrbar
@anidDt bic SpriHg GroDc 5rienbol
@eiellidjnft bic ginoen sipenRt
gemad)t sn baben.

Bon Der Sprins Gropt Jriebbofs
@efeuidoft tpirb BEN Staotratb teute
Elm Iingsrss Shreiben sugehtn, in iptls
dem bdrum nahssiuht ipiro. bdb pis
Stabi bic 2inben gipe., sipiih.n Der
gbdie unb ner Spring 9rope 4lpsnus.
fdhrbar mdht.
Tiefes 4niufsn tpirb ssiiellt, ouniit
in 3uinnit bsi 5odpaFer Der Jrtto'
bof, nibt nie es bisxr Der Jdn gene
Zen, bon -Juhrner.sn aner Art dls
DarhsaussIiaticn bsnust 5u fptrOen
braufi. Sn bem Shreiben rpire bars
auf binselpiei,n, oab bic linbsn Ips.,
auf Der biee,eleiis oerStrabtnbohn iif
befinben, gss,Ripdrtig iih in poIIig un'
pdIiirbarem 3uiiuno bsfinoet uno In
foIgso.iisn bel bsm iiir3Iiten 6ohipai.
fer fortip1hrsHo Jubriper.s ge3puHgsr
narsn, burd, ben Irhobpi gu fabren,
ipoxi bic unasiteIlten bes Drieohofss
nod Jiibrsrbisnfte lsiitsn nubien
Wtnn bic Sino<n glpt. in guisn gu
itanb sebrad,t piirbt, 70 ipiiros irot
7btr u.bsrfhpemmung Der Waeenper'
iehr auf biefer Strabe itatifinesn ion'
nsff.
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,3ipei jm,,ge SNdoden
@eridliuinben III gIeidIer 3rit ans
ibren riterlid)en sSubnnngcn.

Die aoliSei nmrSe geltern ab:no
erIiid)t, 9,nhforiduilgert nnd, siuet
iunueu Wdod)cn aH5liiteIIet, ipeide
su glerher 3eit ans ibren reip. el'
terIifen gaohnlnlaen DeridaunnoeH
limb unb suIebt tit 0eieLlId)nTt BON
sipei iungen U1anuern greehen tporoeH
icin icacn. lie AHaeboriBen befin0esI
iidl in grnser llnribe, nm Die 1ld,er'
,eit Der 3cridrpunoeneii. Iie Seete-
rcn iinb Sic / 3 Sabre dIie eleanor Di.
od,uiier, bon Go. H16 Snrriion ane.
uno ibre 5reunoin sseITie t3rimslsn,
Is Sabre alt, pon go. 1853 Sorrts
ion Apc. lie beioen M,abten ipuroen
pIeid3esfia am SonniaB abeiIo I'M !
llhr olts ben @ohnllHgen ihrer GlierH
pertifiBt. Ia lie bis ,u ip1fer Rafs-
iiunoe nod nid)t heintgefoHtnieli ipa-
ren. ifeIIten Die IHlehorigen Rad,-
ioritJunaen an. nrIde le0oh erfolglos
.perlieien, peshaib id)IieBlih Die DO.
.lisei Inn Siilfe ongegargen iunroe.
Tie beiben ,yreunoinnen plnoen BH.
Iebt aeiehen, ais tic, angeblih in ge-
1IeItlma pou Slpei ilnaen Unniiern
in osr Sonntag 9iodfi ae1en II llhr
cine itooilpdris inbreuoe Gar eer
gaeIt,poo6.linie bfitiegen. SeltoeN
'eblt ieSe Spnr pom ibllen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-28
aeine WebMbren
Gari @asaeiellifait fir bic SnitaIii'
runa BON e5aiemeierH bered,Hen.

Ssob.ontpalt gsttHiaH mdttt ge4
fern soraui dufmtrtiam. oab NIT ssn
eeitriesn 5ass bic Groindn5 in arnft
eeirtisn III, Iaut pelher ts Der Gas
unb eltttrisiiGts e'titlidnfi Nrbos
ten 1T. fir bic Sniiatld.ion bon Gds'
cher GItsirisitdismeHsrn gtblhrtn au
bershnen.
NeHn bic @dss GsielIfhdft jeBt trob<
bsm bic bisrr IbIihe g<biibr bon 81
fir bic Sniidfiatinn bsrehret. 10 bat
Der bt.rsffsnbs aonlument bas Rett,
iIoebar 3u iperosn. tnb 5err 9ettmon
lpiinicat, bab ale 9oniumenten, bsnen
Gebiihrsn bsrebnet rperosn. iih NIT
ibm In @,rbinoune 3u isssn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-28
g g 63ebntes &opiteI.

aSeIt orauBen Dor Ser Sta0t in Ell.
mem elenoen OGh3rnner iaB 2suttc
an oeru tleinen sSeuiter un0 nabte EN-
fig on einem ueuen &Ieioe fir Iannp
gle rrbte nif)t, big breie tuie0er or
oentlib gefIeioet einbergeben fonnte
rno bod gait es, ote gertngen WitteI
51ifanurei15libaItefl, bis nele 2ebens.
fpege etngeihlager tperoen fonrten
sydnnp mar franf urto nutthlos
tpenn gleid SSSiitta's RGbe iie itor ct.
tDns outgerihtet Bate. 3ag ainl
nabn1 fte IN aniprud, es tpeiute bel
Tag lno bel Natt uno oersebr1e fid
fidtitt, obrpoM ibrn MN reihlih a,ite
w1ilhrtabriirg 3u Gbeil tulIroe.
Jiltta bereoete iSannp ab un5 ALI.
bas Ano gu einem 4rste al traaen
Der nit Den 2hfeln 3ufte, Don arse-
nei ftt fir bnsieLbe nift niel per.
fpru6, nur CUTE 2uft uno DeiIh Der.
nronete ltno oas uebrige Q55irparteH
euipinbI.
aher Der 5erblt Dairoe roub, man
rruBtc bns sytebernbe i'm 2irurer Be.
better, uno eS tplirbe ffpuifer unb
1d1ndGer, i,no oIS Der @Fnter fou,. 6o
'tetetem iie bas1orue. 1tnsgiidskina4a
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Gbe-GrlanbniRideine.

fSiios .. 3rus, %, 735 Carlisle.
5rn,n 3. asapsLs. 18. S29 W. 9. ct.
(5.rSinanb Samib.. 2e. Grp RiSse.
1 Ghfp.
ialnno Hiebaus. 20, gspia. 8.
l6arrp g. Dolton. 80, 40 on 8.
iRntb U. asrr. 22. 124 Shiaiio pl.
leopuro Pepper, Al. pearl uno guis
Ter Sirabs.
lalma G.arbarOi. 35. 472o 5arris
Sirabt.
lTape Wurpbp, 20, 1893 SO. 9. Ctr.
l@gnss apan. Is. 526 RidmoHo.
fSriepb g. Riasr. SO. Gan Grans
cisco. aol.
l5iIna aug. 30, 8 anbOpsr 5oII.
lGhpban 6ois. %, 1929 5isbIonS.
lWargiit 6atipon. 22. 1912 pIsafons
Sirobe.
lGbrparo aol,menr, "a, 1928 Rnin.
lMinnis auidoi, %. 1912 gIeaiuns
Strabe.
|gmiJ 1opmiller, 30. Reabins. ..
lGotberins 5Of. %. ReaDins. 8.
ICopib G4uitpsnsss, AZ. Gnnoob,
| Jnb.
lMarp Gduufsr!. A. 2708 Setter,
ION 4nsnus.
lssront Butner, "a, 435 80. 8.
laucile Coleman. q, AT W. 8. Ctr.
|gDm. 6ennienn. 80. Munroe 6oieI.
l1srefn GeulIn. 20. Clifton Apenne
unb NibbIs Rpnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-28

Sabres. 4uf bic sin3eInen strantbsi-
ten. nit Musnabme Der MaIern. pers
tteiIsn fih bic 3ur Wselbuns selonstsn
gale ipie folst: ShrrinbIuht SO Grs
trnniungen ano 26 IobssfdlIe; Winbs
poden IL Grtrantunssn; 3ipbtberitis
II Grirontuneen; GhurIahfiekr 1S
Grfrantunsen; Roie 8 Grtrdnfungtn;
aeubbuiten A Grtrdniuneen; 1ppbns.
fieber unb 5irnbautentsiinoung je 2
Grtrantnnaen; Munlps ] Grtrontuna
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-28

@6ne Stern.
9aoman bon 8. g. Braun.
(Sortiesuna.l

Die sSieoel ipar ibm Elm undnGeneb'
Her Gait i'm Souie. - Ils etntgl
Seit perging, obne oaB SSllttd ite etll'
eeforbert bate, itrieb er on Dem Aro'
feiior @eroer uno lagte tbul, leln
GhiisIing babe nah eIgenem Wlllcr
fem Saus oerlaIIen, obne ga ia9eH,
mo uno lpie lie auf5ufinoen lei. 20
fie aber ibr SSnItrunlent bier Bitrud3e'
laiien, nabriheinlid aus gtadldIitg'
felt Der Gieneridait, 10 iet ibn olel
noran gelegen, 81 Diiien pobtn or
ibr Daiielbe nadBIienoen babe. er
hoffe, Der 8roieiior lei bon ibrem
aufentbaIte unterrihtet, lmb bite I'm
gefdaigit baIoige 8enahrihttgung.
Ter Erofeiior bate nldts bon tbr
gehort uno geieben, tonnte tbn lbren
@ohnort nidt Qngeben ltno bate, Ill
benz 8eoanfen, es f0une bie ebelnallge
4fIege1rultter pielleitt Austuntt Je-
ben, nad 0ieier IN ser aIten gSob'
nuna geforift. ga bate er Die trau'
rigc 8eihihte bon Dem 9erunter.
founten oerielbe1l ourh ibre fritberen
gSirtbslelte crfahrel1, Die tbnr Cen
iesiqcn glufentbolt Der ,Srau alth lttft
unsuaeben ucrmodteu, uno bier batten
ole oorldufigen Sf)ritte oes alter
&errn uufgeb0rt. Gr peripraf, es 8u
ntelOen, ioboIo er etlpas itber Die 8e'
iuhte in grfobrlmg gebraft, uIo
rietb nod, an GrnIt cine IHfroge 5lt
riften, Ser ia, 10 nieI er lptI'e, IN
freunoihoftIidern 8rtefaustauih nit
ibr itPbe.
Tos that ser 8rof, aber GrnIt @cr.
Der lpubte nihts bon ,Sutta uno borte
lIngern uon ibrem 5ortqonge aus Dem
graflihen .Salrie, in DeIdeln er iie 10
ipobIgeborgen gegIoltbt.
I'D begreife nift mas oas gidbs
den berpogen bubeH fonn, Den guter
RInb 10 ploblih auf8ugeben," iaQte
Ger 8rofeiior 8eroer 5u ieiner 5rau.
nGs muB ettpns gang geiouoeres Dor.
gefnQen ieiu. SD nil bod bel nleinenl
nafiten geiuh in aroIielltbaI @rfur.
oIgungen oQriiber eir5iebn.
nllnbegreifIid] lit mir, ooB Iih oGs
erHe atr6 nibt an uus getpanot bat.
SD iagte ibr bod emit, ooB i6
,uiinidte, iie nit Der 3eit mir uns 3uI
geuinnen. Dir, Wtiitterhen, rpdre eine
junae, IiebenstDiroige 8eieQifait
hod1it DoblrbQtrg. Gu foulr1it bod in
Die Sabre, ou GU Der 9equer1Iidlfeit
Dohl beoiirfen ioIteit, 0u iets for.
getoe, thdtige 9auSfrau, uno 90 Dir
Elm 8ohterheu gebriht. 10 more es
bod ous Bette, Elm iolhe8 in's Sous
al id)offen. Gieie 25utta Segen udre
MN gan5 Elm &ino, rpie ids erlUiin.
iten piiroe g8ie mars, 4Ithen, ioQ
i'd lie III ben 3eitlngen oufrllien lai.
ien?"
lie 9rofeiiorin lpelrte beitig. Sd !
Dod}te oohI i'd lille neinen BIAS
nod aus, I'M 5auie unb -- uno i
lu1o Gu ulod,it mid aft, nit 8etuolt, "
i6Iut5te tie baItIos in ibr Goiten.
fud I
~gto, pos 6as nun lpie6er it,"
brllmnlte Der Nonn oerorieBIih.
a@leQeitJt tpuroeit Gu bod 6eiier ge.
oetben, rpoQteit Gu Gih et1uas mebr
nod) meinen Ratbidldgen rihten.
Giele nern0ien Grpfinoianteiten iinb
nid)t ieRr angenebm. 25noeB, tpie Iu
tpiQIt, ober et1Das mebr iSromtnn i'm
Souie lpiiroe meinem Eelnperamente
Dobl 5uiagen6 iein."
CT oerIieB eiumoI DirfIi6 Der.
itinlnt oas 9inurer.
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red)net iperoen ipdbrcnb oile Chic
8eielIidlaften oieier grt fir leocn
sSnbresberidyt $40 nnb i/i00 Dor !
Brosent iDrer geitanoe be3a1lsn
iHijiien.
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Oeb1rtem.

Gun unb gelinn Mpfong. So Df
Clifton Npenue; Rnnbe.
srtberid unb aiIln Wlertsl 10E
Wsulberrp Gtrdbe; M1bhen.
Sobn unb Sulia 2stnbofi. All
RiboIe Roob; Wldbhtn.
Deninmin unb Qela Rebbid, 324f
Columbia Mptnut; Rnnb.
;ront nnb Warie pritnarb, 1856
Glib Gin Girrbe.
grnit unb Grnee GaHer. 1855
CHAPEL Girobs; WldbGkn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-28
2ofQl f. 8eridt.
g8Odeuberid,t bes 1dnnbfEitsamts

xcod)euusttdn pes Wtluuotha1eu"iS.
Die Wniern Gpibemie lift I'm Vn6s
loiisn begriffen. aaeroings mlrben in
Der D<rfloHenen Dofe ipitbtr 317 neie
WoferHfdas uno iiekn 9obcsfdls ins
folse BON Wafern i'm FdbtHn<n Ok
funDkitsamt gemeioei, abtr es iit bks
ies Elm eons bebeirenber Riidgung ges
gen bic Dorkrgsbsnb<n Wpden. Dix
0eiummi5ubl Der Sale ron anftetens
ben Rrunitiien. bic in Der DerfloKe'
nen Wo6e serReIbei tpurbtn, belief fG
nuf 415 nnb bic Der 9obtSf6Ik infoiss
BON onitedenben RrunfbeitEn duf 33.
eeoen 81 Grtronfuueen uHD a 1oDes'
fane IN bsr Wara!Idralt + bsA tortseu
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~Bie DieI Gdmersen man
'ailsbnIten fam HI fdnper 5u iogsa.
nber 4iiftertueb itellt einem auf bic
s3robe, nuber man 9ebr0ufi ct. 90.
tobs Gel. sueI&es pie SGneraen te.
ifitigt pnh -hixitt
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@lidIih TT beL Der feine
SdHnersen bat, nuaB Der ansipru6 Il.
mes Meniden selpeien fem. Der Ana4
feiis gegen Samorrboiben eebroiiht
bat, r.afoem er bic Innee Cite bee
nHelOien Oeheinnrittei ober ginipris.
iingeIi non aarboli1ure gebraldt nnD
ben TOD eriebnt bot. glad)riner sspoil.
3igi1brigen erinhrirsg miro annteFi3
pon Aer5icn iiil0 Vntienten ols< noS
sisnsrtniiigite, nerniinitigite iiii6 rnbie
faIir WfitteI eeoen &6morrboiben be.
trahtet, bos ie erfisiben iporben tit.
proten BON Gnntefis merben BON q.
9eeuft6bter & Co., Ncr 1915, Deesu
.pesss irs SsEia,Ak
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0Ieine aypli3einad dri@tem.

- Aus bm 6nusflur bss 6. Qorens
Zen, No. BASS 9urns. aps., purbsa
eeitern Elm Rteenmantel, sin 6onbtofs
fsr unb Elm Gtbettuh seitoblen. Gin
'srieniiher SpiseHbuuiire, iDet6<r
tur3s 3tit alIein in n<m 6ausflur ees
IdiIen iporhxn mar, iisbi I'M Uern1nt.
ben GkbiiabI bssangsn Su baben.
V. Reenan, pon Rortppon unb
Jorrtit Ape.. Rorlpoob. fpurbe geftsrn
i'm Wcr.siaal bts Central Habmboies
I'm ieine 9anpiafhe init Snbo!t t<a
ftobltn.
Uon einem Wagen Der Wobifons
bile Grprtb Co.. $40. 200 Wnin Ctr,
ipurbsn ssitsrn an Moin G.rnbe. aipis
fhen 5. uno 6. Gir.. mebrsrs Riiien
Gig1rrsn i'm Wrib bon $50 geffcblar.
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Ian er,Ddsne in griefen Sas .aine. soGs blati'
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11
ARE WARNED IF
 ALFALFA FAKES
Government Discovers That Common Cheap Seed Is Being Sold as Hardy Grim Variety; Greater Expense.

Recent investigations by the depart ment of agriculture have revealed the fact that large quantities of ordinary alfalfa seed are being offered for sale under the name of Grimm. It has also been found that large quantities of al falfa seed raised under irrigation are be- ing sold as northern grown dry-land seed.
 In the case of some of this seed it was found that it was not even domes- tic seed, but was wholly or in part i'm ported Turkestan seed This practice of selling other seed for Grimm results in the farmer paying from 40 cents to $1 or more per pound for seed which would otherwise sell for from F to 20 cents pound, and inasmuch as the ordinary seed is not as hardy as Grimm, the first severe winter may kill the entire crop.
 The original Grimm alfalfa sown in 1858 in Carver county, Minn.. has un- dergOne a natural cross with the com mon variety. which. together with it's exposure to numerous severe winters which have eliminated the weaker plants, has made it one of the hardest of our commercial strains. The seed was produced originally entirely in Minnesota, but tests of the true variety since grown in Dakota, Montana, and Idaho indicate that these lots are all of equal value and are quite as hardy as those grown in Minnesota.
 As it is difficult to detect substi- tutes for Grimm in the seed. the farmers are urged to buy Grimm only from reliable dealers and. as far as possible, to trace the seed back to its source. In many cases the retailers are not deliberately perpetrdting a fraud, as they have purchased this seed for Grimm and sell it in the belief that it is Grimm.
 This seed has become very popular in regions of cold winters and is now used not only in the northwest, but in the east, particularly in northern New York and New England.
 Similarly it is found that in the dry-land regions, where the winters are severe and there is little snow fall, and comparatively little mOis- ture. the alfalfa seed grown in cold regions on dry land is especially use ful. Much of this seed comes from Montana. and it is found that unscru- pulOus dealers have been taking seed raised under irrigation in that state and selling it as Montana dry-land alfalfa seed.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11
WATER sWoRD-PRooF.

A factory in GrenOble, France, utiliz- es the water of reservoir situated in the mountains at height of 200 yards The water reaches the factory through a vertical tube of the same length, with a diameter of considerably less than an inch, the jet being used to move the turbine. Experiments have showed that the strongest men cannot cut the jet with the best tempered sword, and in some instances the blade has been broken into fragments with out deflecting a drop of water and with as much violence as a pane of glass may be shattered by a blow from an iron bar. It has been calcu- lated that jet of water a small frac- ton of an inch in thickness, moving with sufficient velocity. could not be cut by a rifle bullet
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11
Bring Report of Battle.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 1O.-Reports of a battle between Mexican federaIs, and constitutionalists. seven miles out of MaZatlan. 10 days ago in which the Huerta troops lost 400 killed and 125 wounded and left two pieces of artil- lery on the field, were brought here to- day by refugees on the liner City of Para. According to their story 1000 federals sallied forth from the city to repulse the cOnstitutiOnalists who manaced the water works supplying the town. They were repulsed after sharp fighting and returned to Mazat- Ian badly dispirited
 The constitutiOnalists shut off the water supply for few days, but al- lowed the town the usual supply after that. The city was under martial law, but the Americans aboard the steamer said the conditions were quiet when they left.
 Among the refugees was Dr. Felipe De Lara, hiswife and son. He was a member of the municipal council of Mexico City under MaderO. He says he fled from the city after learning that his name was on the prescription list in the hands of the chief of police of Mexico City He intends to go to Los Angeles and join the Carranzists. He declares American intervention would serve to unite the entire country instantly against a common enemy.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11
Asquith Discusses Situation.

LONDON. Nov. 1O.-Prime Minister Asquith discussed the Mexican ques tiOn in his annual speech at the Lord Mayors banquet tonight.
 Our interests in Mexico" said the prime minister, call for vigilant care Mexico is still in the throes of civil war, but there was, and never has been any question of political intervention by Great Britain in the domestic con- cerns of Mexico or the Central or South American states. It is no part of our duty to prevent resolutions or control civil wars. The utmost We can do is to give the protection possible to British subjects and property on or near the coast There have been rum ors that after the United States had adopted q line of their own with re- gard to Mexico, we took a line calcu- lated to deliberately thWart America There is not a vistage of foundation for such rumor.
 We have recognized President Huerta because, having. neither the will nor power to intervene, We are bound to deal with the defacto gov ernment, because of the information then in our possession there appear ed to be no element except that Of Huerta and his supporters. which of fered any prospect of the restora- tion of stability and order This was on March 31. Very shortly after wards in answer to our inquiries We were informed by the government c' the United States that as regarding the recognition of President Huerta no definite answer could be given except that they would await some time longer before recognizing him
 since then there has been no change of policy and no departure of any kind. The change of ministers to Mexico involved no change in pol icy. We have the right to assume that in whatever policy America adopts she will have regard for the legitimate commercial foreign inter ests in Mexico, as well as her own. There has been interchange of views with the utmost frankness and cor dlality on both sides.
 We both feel the fullest assurance that nothing can happen to disturb
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11
CANAL WILL BE OPEN
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distance saved is the most. It follows therefore that the American continent; Canada, the United States, Mexico, the States of Central and South America, on both oceans, and the West India Islands, will be the greatest benefici- aries
 ''Of course nothing but good can come to the manufacturers and con- sumers of the British Isles from the abundant success of the Panama canal Our exports to the markets fed and favored by the canal are manufactur- CTS; the return cargo is food supplies and raw material, so both classes will benefit. It will mean, too. a multiplica- tion of British coaling stations, which already dot the oceans of the world so that the mines and mine owners all so will get their share of the benefits It is said that the American govern ment purpose an arrangement for sup plying good American coal at each end of the canal at 19 shillings ($4.75) a ton. President Wilson will not, in my opinion, go beyond providing coal for American warships. And although Po- cahOntas coal is very good, it's heat value is inferior to the steam coal of South Wales and Northumberland. Then of course there is the oil which British companies are drawing in Mex icO, and are arranging to exploit in Central America.
 Tn every sense, commercial and sen timental, it is highly desirable that the formal, official inauguration of the ca nal. an achievement only second to Lincoln's emancipation of the slaves, should take place in the spirit of friendliness and good will on the part of all maritime nations"
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11
.PHEONIx ASKED ID HELP
 CITY PLANNING EXPOSITION
Common Council Transacts Other
 Business Than Listening to Reports

While the common council at it's meeting last evening devoted the great CT part of the time to listening to the reports of Howard Reed and Hiram Phillips, engineers, relative to the pro- posed gravity water system, that body found time to consider several routine matters.
 The report of the plumbing inspec- tor for the month of october was read and adopted A communication was read from the City Planning cOmmis- sion of New York. inviting the city of Phoenix to present an exhibit of pho- tOgraphs of municipal works already completed or plans for proposed inn prOVements. It was stated that it was hoped that the city planning eXpOsf- ton to be held shortly in New York would have the effect of further edu- eating the public in the matter of inn proving and bettering the municipali- ties of the country.
 City Engineer Fritz Holmquist again requested the council to increase his salary which has stood for some time at $50. Upon motion of Councilman McDermOtt it was voted that his salary be increased to $2OO per month effec- tive November l.
 A report was made to the council in dicating that the foundation of the curbing on Central avenue along the property where Pratt Gilbert company is now erecting a big building was cav ing. The street commissioner was in structed to have a suitable foundation installed subject to the approval of the city building inspector.
 Council adjourned to meet again next Tuesday evening