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The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-02-13

ITdCks, eiLuef killed OF WOuuQeus iint
and again the combined cavalry and
infantry OF the reyolutionists moved
forward in an attempt to get posses
sion of the palace, but the whitening
ire Of the machine guns WAS too mucn
for them ana they were forced to fall
back
General Diaz Retreats.
General Disz realizing that he WAS
outnumbered retreated Taking the
crack First regiment with him, and
followed by more than 500 sympa.
thizers. the rebels moved away. As
they left the plaza bodies we're lying
everywhere; in some places there
were three or four on top OF each 9th.
er while many persons were strug.
Cling to get away as fast as their
wounds would permit. The grass and
stone pavements vera stained with
blood.
But General Dia2 was not defeated.
Instead OF fleeing. as the palace aa-
tEorities thought, he proceeded quick.
ly to the national arsenal, which Is
four miles from the national palace
While this move was being made the
telephone was being used in communi.
cation with President Madero, who
was at the executive mansion, Chepul
tepec castle. five miles from the ma
tional palace, but within the city lin
its.
Madero Is Cheersd.
The president gave few hurried
orders and then mounting his white
charger rode at full speed through the
streets to the palace. He was not seen
by any OF the Diaz adherents and
therefore reached his destination un
molested. Several times as he passed
along San Francisco avenue, the
president was cheered and he acknowl
edged the greetings with smile. He
rode directly across the Zocola, which
was still Uttered with bodies, and Ell
tered the palace a short time after
noon. The president was unattended
on his ride He at once took charge
| OF affairs.
| Meanwhile General Diaz had at
tackled the arsenal and after a sharI
| fight was soon In possession The cap
ture OF the arsenal put the rebels II
possession OF several cannon and ma
chine guns and great quantity o.
small arms and ammunition.
- Disz Calls for Volunteers.
Fighting was abandoned temperate!
| and General DiaZ, attended by a. farg,
escort, rode to the Paseo de la Re
fora, the principal boulevard of thu
| city, where he addressed large crowds
He rode several blocks, stopping a
! each corner to speak to the masses
who almost blocked the way. He mad,
all urgent call for volunteers to over
throw the Madero government and hi
celebrations we're received by lou,
cheering by his sympathizers.
+ Tine governments military support
ers thus far largely OutnumbeF tn
military. adherents OF the uprising. d
the volunteer regiments, numberin
four or five thousand men have RI
nained loyal. But they are raw r,
cruits,and untried in aetua! tshtinl
while all the men who have rallied t
the standard OF General Diaz are SEES
soned veterans. the First cavalry, hi
old regiment being considered tn
crack fighting regiment OF the army
The position OF the rurales is uucel
tain. 1t ia believed. however. that the
will divide. ,r.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-02-13
Washington Notes.

Judge and Mrs. Walter |. Smith, OF
Council BLUFFS. are in Washington.
John Abraham, OF Mt Pleasant, son
of Lot Abraham, who was a delegate
from the First Iowa district TO the
last republican national convention,
has been In Washington ON his way
lack TO Panama.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-02-13

Suddenly from the roof OF the pal
ace came the rattle and roar OF the
machine guns. The Maderists had
tupled loose. The populace without
warning suffered equally with the
rebels. Around the palace we're drawn
up regiment OF volunteers. still loyal
10 Madero. These the revolving troops
attacked and for more than an hour
the battle ragged. The aim OF the gun
ners on the roof OF the palace was
poor and the onlookers Ia the Zocola.
who ran In terror Ia every direction
fof = point Of safety. fell in their
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-02-13

tracks. either killed or wounded. Time
and again the combined cavalry and
infantry OF the reyolutionists moved
forward In an attempt to get posses
sion of the palace, but the whitening
firs Of the machine guns was too muer
for them and they were forced to TAI
back.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-12-17
SENATOR ROOT DOSTAL NO
Below CENU.

N0bcl0VH mirOva ccna pro rOk
1912 byIa ud6lrna minuIy t}den
srndloru EIlhu Root0yi 4 New
HOrku n oua pro rOk 1913 sena
toru Henri lafoulalnoW frus.
srhu y Iirlgii jcnI bfyaI predsc-
dou tryalthO mrllnarOdniho nj
rovtro Uradu y Bcrnu Ne Sv%car.
sku. Soutasnr bylo ozndmcno,
le senator Root zyolen byl IN
elena nrbltrHoniho imbudl, KITE
rtmu prrdlolcny hudou udroky
hritirkyeh, francoulskych II Spa
nelskych poddanich ylhledem X
mairtku znhaycutmu portugal
skou yiddou pa prohlasem repu.
hliky y ouc kenI Jrho kullery
hudou \icNundrr Frcdcrik Dc
Su,orum l.ohman. hollmudsky se
krrtaf stam pr G. lardy sv}
carskt vNslaurr pro Frnnril
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-12-17
BRITICKA COLUMBIA uZA,
vRELA sE PRISTEHoVAL
Cum

ylada Brltiekt toumbie syda
Ia rnfkaz minute ulrr} klrrtm az
la "A hfrana pftstito rekn aaka
nsis 81 rfislup do eaa pr"tlnele
vsem eaim fsmrslmkam a MAIDEN.
uikam Roakaf irst patssrbnf a
pettka ss adHahu taslnihn plr.
u4ens ugt lldu aysak namifen
fsst hlayus pstt ll,u.i3ms hlftl
rfllumns aplavul jslHfkt trh
IA faeitiek5m rohea Nyhnsf
m xt rfsistasaiea slaia 60
amHtm. kitt rrshRi saaalaE llan
tern tsHfeka teluHgtif rattoil
m t.n statslFbh tAkoaa FlAsls
rua6e yyaalsl s.llpeg ntFe'l.
aat ut rismsaa ftelt aAlaa
lm n tshealeu8 eshH.ls Fes
hsa rfaaf4 HfaRasls
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-12-17
HoDNoTA AMERICKE sKLlz
NE $4,000. 100000.

Y pondEli vladui o,lhor zrmt
ltlslu vydal S,ui zaytr,tut od
had bodnuty 5truarti dalrfilteh
rlo,hu d hlayuirh ,trobku far
mafsktth t'fua ua pen,tieh iest
udana rfthltfH2 ua tatsnhAt
na rol irst o. tlsa atelsd viaf.
ueltl n rarp lonsktm skllnsh ku
kuftgr ig.t utAua ma eiib ass.
sa tuslu lmui PseHlrr t3
abl ua busla a iarHl pssules ua
sW slauu tusiu iglusu ruk
tsl "a dabr,m go do skhmt ba
shp isnl ha.inala "a aHisieh
s uihaduf phbhih6 na hilltoo
lallafa a NAha na hAlaNaliaH
hbsf \ ffAasH skh1Fh haNlnt
bth tfeti btisfiAt tt.iarl vae
ha tAtu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-12-17
WILLIAM DEERING ZEMREL

William Drcrlng, vyrabllrl ho.
spodafsklch strojn, zcmrcI mimi.
Il nter{ yrtcr Miami. FLA kam
X ynli ldrayi udcbral 81 Sc clry
syt bclprnstfedni rodny pred ne
kolika tydny Dceriug uarodII So
q South Paris, Me. - duma
ls2t, z puriianskt rodluN htra
hyla usahpua q Amcrtrc ud g.
1854 Otee irhn byl vyrahtt"lrm
Nlutnlch Iatrk t1rmu. ktrra
ucs.a irho imtuo, tulolil pecr.ug
vr lst0 y Chicago . T. n Cam.
mnupm. svim startm Euamym T.
Maine pul tamtsluaTal ss pro
dayaunu huspmlafskleh slrolu
q deyft ruku pofIifi nerrIus
slal se isltnlm maiitrlrm obeto
lu ~ Eaeihn rtais v}rahamaha
itn auaeh dnsch slak0na'rn
htI pftuumt slrni
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-12-17
DR.. CRAIG osvoBoZEN

Soudcr Alonzo nlair a. shelby
willie. ld uafidl porole, ahy w.
nr4ln o~vohozuiiri razsudrk n pei
padt proti nru Williamu T.
t'ralgnvi. obyintutmu 2 Nraldy
ttkafky nr kuabs oy, Indiana
polis. 2l fiiua, lail Nayrh na
skftuuti ia'ohs ut,usn hyl ohhai
erm ilmrF sraaarm kdtk star
tyl bato, ss SWIM svtdfft,im d
dntbt don satpigg tNtlal foshod
uutt u tofn snyslu Nahit akon
aem rrwr.u utt1to fra,pa pfe
E,arruuu rBe tt kjoa iri sie'la
yaH utln ta vohgeHtm miu
ulu o. stat urfssta,ti srusua
stIu ripad pFptt lra tfalsost
euE rst 1tkapm f,bfultkatsk
kaIhfs n lH,liauapaAe npsus.
uasla.lal ukfssa NaFian ssal tpsl
sioha Isfaii NlouEa N kasslals
ost iona hfl uhisletAa sosp1asa
: ~ traisgm Ira tatFat,ltai a.
Naabs as9
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-12-17
VODY Y TEXASU
JIz OPADAVAJI
Ma dv6 std lidi zqhynulo d pen6&
nj Skoda 80 odhaduje kolem Sc
dmi millionh dollard. -- Ob6h
povodn6 byli 20 6tyr p6tin Ger.
nosi.

Ku konci miu0I6ho t9due IN.
dala op0dnti voda W yscch Re-
kdch y IL ddsti TcXasu p0yodDj
postizonf II ptitomn" jsou opGl "
sv}ch bfczich.
q rozsnbu poyodnc mozno 81 Il.
@lniti ncjIcpat pojcu h toho, ~
rcky Trinity, I'razos u Colorad0
ktcrf 0cjyGW spousty zp6sobjIy,
prottkajj obIasti yttM, nczIi jsoU
ysecky noyo-anNickG hdty Ne.
N poslizcnfmi okrosy byIy ndktc.
re, v nichz muoho Ccoh0 jest lIsn
zenO, a ntkoIi znacnOu 8kOdH II.
trpfIi, mem Y scznamu Utomd$ch
fcskFch imcn Jsou TO ~ myf
ptljn drmoAi, coz ~ IA aM W.
sytlIiti tim, ~ GcrUosi mai nej
biI06jH obydIi hord nejmGnG
mohIn vzdorovati rozpo0tnnGnl
ziyIU Die nrjposIrdUfjW zpr6yy,
zahyullo lGj Iidi iich& juGna
zjiSidun, nySuk po6m ob6ti snnd
no dos6h0c dyou sm Nj dOjdo0
zprdyy 4 mnohFch Hdcc osazo.
:. GnI |, N. 4 :,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-12-17
KONGRESNf VYBOR VYSE
TROVACt SHLEDAL NE
PEKNE VECI.

Nys'rdky yysrtfoydni pnsob"ni
ucpatrl@n}m yIivcm ma kongrcs
dany byIy na Nor"juost minuIt Il
terry, u slro vc dyou lprdydch,
yttllny mcnSIny. Iprdva yttsl-
ny nctIui IadmFch odpOrutcni,
aySak prohIaSuJr. H. posIancc Me
Dcrmott 4 IIIluolsu dopustll So Gi-
III vaInt nrplisjusnostl, ucodp0-
yidaIicich dustoJnosli jrho p0sta-
yrui. atkoIl urmulcmr rici, Ie
byI skorumpovan pri SVEN hIaso-
vaui Royutz lprdyu vctsiny
shlrdava, H. McDrrnott mel du.
verne styky J. II MeMichaelcm,
drivelSim yrchnim paheten snt-
moyny poslaucckr, znal NJ NJ.
Mulhala, "uhhoutiho pro Ma
rodid sdruAni amer. toyarui.
rudui sdufrni amer toydrnikn,
Dale shlcduIa vttsinu, ie Nhrodui
~dWlua toybruikn Amerieka
frdrrurr pracr po,ilrly se chime
uu politlrr % ,yuakIaduly pruife
900 ,IariIrm unmtuaci fvolrni tlv.
u0 sutmoyuy poslaneekt Ne
uraet mruslul rfpdlofent pa
slaurrm Mrnoualdem Miohiea
uu ttt Sc lalr, fdali koneresmk
Mrnermott urmtl hy btti vylous
bun % t,lalt pp liird. kirby Eme
rr NulhalI opialm Naradni
ba ,slrusrut lutauikn urmtll hy
ttfl pobuam b fntipot tduostt pru
r'yhau sutmuyus poslaHtckt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-12-17
VRAzEDNE AUToMoBILY.

Ea poslednieh icdcuact meslen
zabto hylo New iorku 2ll osob
uutomohily med mimi mnoho de-
ii. q yscho ysudy proNedcno hylo
tlryttatricvl latcrm q fhdHt ialo-
hy nrhrh vrlkuu porntou yEuesr
nv % ladut hreusp odyolduy We
81 tyto yysly ma ieyo ua yeltke
protestui scbhxi, na MA tbroven
podmkuury kroky i uplatutni
prevalent zhkon0 iimil by 81
/ lamytrui ptilis rychlt
iifdy mtstskteh ulleigh
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-12-17
KNEE HANS SCHMIDT
PRED SOUDEM
Vrah Amy Aumuellerov6 necht6l
10 zprvu znati k sv6mu otci,
jenz schvaIn6 q N6mecka pfijel,
aySak pozd6ji padl M kolena a
zlibal mu ruCc.

MjnUI} t$dcp zob6jcn byI
New York0 process n Hans
Schmidtem, b$yaIgm kopInnrm I
ratuosti Nv, Joscfa pro znvrHzdG
nj syG miIrnky Amy A0m0eII".
royd Obh6jci obAm0yantbo suN.
iii ~ vynzilkoymi knzdf prize.
HiloHI, oby dok6zaIi, H. jcjjcIJ
kictt jost aiIm$m n ze byI v Ia.
koyfm duscyuim MoVl Y dObe
Hptcbd0i zIodiol M moIo pred
ScIlnidfcu IezrI u0& n piIfH, j.
NH yr0zdu proved q DodaIrko
MkrvhrcU0 prriha, ayAak Un VIZ
cko 10 pohIizeI brzc vsobo zhjtnn
n Ibostejnf D0sIolcInI y}poy6dim
svfdkd.
Is proccH0 schydInd \ NfUcrka
pfijel otec Schmidtdy n HnHra
yraboyo, ably sydddJjI, H. b0rd Oh
dttstyj jcyiI zDAmky duSoy0i ob-
norualily ny9Hk Schmidt Drcbi6l
otrr vdbrr v crlc prijaii u v soud
NJ mni nui ~ un nGho UrpOdiY0I,
u poUzc yyj6dfiI pfdni, ~ by r6d
mIuyiI ~ syoji sealroU, pi. Film
beth SrhAddIcroyou Shy prou-
dem knnuly \ oh starcoy}ch,
kdW hIpdGI Y H0Idni SIM na aVf-
bo synn, obznIoynn6bo Il l0koy@ho
hroznfbo MoGinU
We myrtck pozddaI ysnk
Schmidt. nby ~ mobI sciknti n
otcem Y konccI6H diatriktnibo
UhvIaduiho Il pr spolrcDi siarcc,
yrbl ~ pred MIN n0 kolcn0 II RI
cr mu IibaI, Tu popryo joyiI yrab
zu6mky pohnmi u yypukI Y kf".
doyjt} pIhG,
DdIczltf syfdoctW podoI Y pom
deli Harold Hayes, Inspector jedi
NJ pojlafoyoci spoIc6uosti T%l
odpris6bl, H. v mfsici dubuu
Schmidt cbtGI ii yyzdyihnouti po-
jiNhu na $4,000 IA ziyot Amy
AumucIIcrov@, jcjN jmdno udaj
jako pi John Schmidtoya n "a
mtstn6m ! jako bospodynt, Den
s6ntku ktcrFzto obrad Schmidt
sam die syfho doznani yykouaI,
We dvoji lIozc Houicha a duchoy-
uiho, udan byl ;, kv6tna 1912.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-12-17
SENATOR ROOT JEST
PROROKEM FLA
v reel v senate prosloven6 prohld-
sil, ze prijeti financni predlohy
v pfitomn6m znGni bude miti
"a ndsledek hospodarskou ka.
tagtrofu.

Y patck senator EIlhu Root h
Nav Yorku prosIoyiI syoji dlOu-
no Ocokdyanou u aIlboVnnou rec
proii administrnGni mtnovG pred
IoZc. I'rnyil, ~ pfedloha tatO jest
brzr vachO 0bmrzcni go do vydA
ydni papiroy}cb pcufH, c0& yedIo
by k "nndn0li" mGny a "mGIo
by Zh nAsIedek hroznOu kntHstrO-
fu. - PrcdIoha We hIaynich sygch
bodcch obsnbuje miutm vcIikt.
no yudrr domokrntickG Arauy,
joboz fiU0nfni kocirstyi byIo dyn-
kr6tr haVrzcuo aurrlokFm j.
dem. Tim miudu byI Bryan,
Jcdin1 brzda prot "uadmuti'
ntny, tvrdiI senator Root byIa
by Y r1kou rcdcrdIut rrscryni rn-
Idly, "uHanQvnnG pod TIME VII
ven, ktrrP vIoziI do toto pfrdIo-
by oUy faIcSuf lhrorir u tldiz
yhz0nn budc pokra6Ovall son
hasu X mimi " D6Ic prayiI srnd
Tor Root. H. TO, go U0vrhujo ad-
miniatrndui m6noyG pfrdI0hn,
.zkusily cyropskG vlddy a dIouho
ucs'y pr} ndsIcdky cxpcrjncntu.
.Stanc-Ii ~ pfcdloha zdkonom, n
mali k t0mu 0dvahu. Irun bcH
nerickf ccnuf pnpiry, drzcnd Y
EyropG. yrzcny budou pr% IN trh
a budc jr uulno k0upitj, dinI 80
stnue, H. zdsoby zIHta tGto zcmt
budc k lomu pouzitO, a 10 pflyodi
ncjcnom finanrni pauiku, ale M
rovcn hospoddFskou tisen.
Senator Root syoji red vyvoInl
takovF DOZEN II syFch rcpubIi-
kdnsk}rh koIIcg0. H. bylo zahaje-
no lliilltl lh Jcho tlDllllil0Vhhl w
prcsidrnta r. 1916.
Pfcdoha byIa hdjcua scndto-
rem Pomrrrncm 4 Ohia, jrnH sta
vtl se r6zn6 prot ndyrhnm ma
vcfeinf vIastnictvi yIAdni kon-
troIu projcktovanYch obvodoyEch
bank -- jak 10 uayrhujc senator
Hitchcock n prohldsiI. IT, pred
loha zp0sobia by GIcvu Il f.
nantni tisnG, ktrrd nyni stdvd.
Senator Weeks primlouval 81 za
vefrinG vIastnirtvi u ylddni kon-
troIu obvodoy}ch bank a prrdIo.
I'll dopis od new yorskych "A b0-
stonskych banktru, ktcri to odpo-
ru6ovall
Pres ostrou opposicl prot pred
lozc. sotya budou nj utIucny
ntjakt podstatnt nntuy. Il die
uyncjsiho program dojdc ku
hlasovaui sobotu vcrrr u prisli
t}den budr predloha podrpsdna
prrsidrntcm "a stanc So zakonem
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-12-17
2EssKA KRvEzlzNIvosT

kj9 usassa htl tslau sl'alf
nnI u slulu ~ teslnH rrslaurae0 y
UaH,mnre tusrph Nltaur Ntyes
tygshi uAI tapst ohualH brwT
8 t1tsal lfm sts Il prets.lIa
mah b tmu sflrr ksna tes
mraslha ,ataut sfaTila haa ie
anlre muiasa, romahls mu a.
tan a rak uaissla Mstffs sF
mtti kfAief RA tu ufmWenlel a.
e hy aial imsua lyulNa
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-12-17
DAI.sG GRAFT opHAI.EN

thuflt q tiaImut stakr thas.
N Nurphtbo "a ios u tarroll
httalt pukladuik fammaut Halt
roal1I.u mrFt sgtu tilfssl va
keulsuam auynttm lsgt ila
sstul sraIe.nmti ga fakis,R ast
uiho dahaslunlb lle nShul NELL
reaatta1 s,tbn palnIek5he yliSu
q slatnl s.lniam kamlse ahy la
bta hma at.lf1sls koRtfa1i
nulA ag,nlem h,l Iahe N Mur
pis fAslUp nFmt MaFren
tlffa nesl0na
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-12-17
Rude To Asl rGzKA rRAoE

Rerltftt Aratt t lnHs s
sap ttauelsea Inisu tasi,st ua
dlsfukfutm soadu r 81 lmsH
abs matti pwIari lalatH lHufi bs
1aifm iipktmam q ilntm afsi
uikam drats san trsnf.sfa sle
I'D h,h sl@s stnd,kata ifH5
stu,losai i'staussllFak0a ifsta
j. pfa,lsl d ssalFmu t1sse0 = 81,
dtlkam u ksltka mtlllenA lallafa
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-12-17
"SOUDNY DEN" PRO
AMERICKE 1ELEzN|CE
Po draze st. Louis & San Fran
cisco jest ma banlrotu Oklaho-
ma & Gulf, Boston & Maine jest
We stejn6 situaci o New Haven
poprv6 We 6tyriceti l6tech nevy-
p,atila dividendy,

O6okavnnG 80 staIo -- mohIo by
81 fici situaci, Y NerG se 0citIy
nGktcr6 amcrick6 zcIcznicc. Byly
pIen6ny po ccl0u fadu let, speku.
Ianti nnhrOmadiIi 4 nich 2hyratud
bohatAyi, aysak nebyIo pamato.
vauo ma "zadni koncc, a dnes
drdhy ncmohou pIatlti diyidcudy
ma sy0j "roWodndn}" kapit6I, ba
AM droky IA dubopisy, tudia
udtko.ik 50 jich coitIo Y rukou
rrcciyor0 Il jint podobn% osud
oackdvd.
Mlom} tfdrn uyaIm konkurs
ma drdhu Missouri, OkIahomo X
Gulf, ma z6dost II0ldwiuoy%ch di.
len ma Iokomotivy, ktcrt zninGnd
zrIcznicc dluhoyaIa udkoIik tisic
dolIur0 Il ucpnohIn pohIcdavku Wy.
rovnnti. I}rzproslredni prirnou
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.,,.ai. u,...,,,,; nlIaI,o,na L.
.u,Ir u.la noni.on Tov do
pa.,.. lta,a .uJh,ao,., a. ooi
,,n
w. L.,l,,,.., oa;u. .o a.. Jn5
ian l,oy,on l. Main, osnoh nodIc
.n,fn6,f La,,,i.o ,.no ,,o,i.,b,nf 81.
nhod = 5oIrznianicb komi.or6 ~
.,I,a ,toaaaal,,,,a,., va.,,ao,
New IIompshirn + uainr klrfi
yvsottnvnIi icii l6dos uhy nohlp
zv%siti dovozni sozby Trnto W.
hor konisorn provi yr sv6 lpr6
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-12-17
CHICAGO zTRAT|LO
PI, ELLU YOUNCOVOU
Vrchni riditelka Skol vystrnad6na
2 uradu, pon6vadz necht6la Sc
prophjciti "a nastroj politika-
rum.

Pi. Fila FIagg Youngoyd, po
ftyfi roxy yrchni riditclka obec-
nych skoI Chicagu, podaIa $40.
il resignaci minu% tydcn, kdyz
pfi tnjntm hIasovaui SkoIni rady
znaGny p0Gct Glenn yysIoyiI Sc
prot jciirnu daIaimu podrzcni Y
1fadG. j. y. Shoop. dosayodni
rfiruCi ridtcI byl zvoIcn ma j.ji
misto. FropuSttni pi Youugoy6,
nebof ono hlasovaui SkoIni rady
ucbylo We skulccnosti oidim j.
nfm, yyyoIalo crlfm mGstd vel
kd pobourcui, zvIdstc Y zcnskdm
obyvatpIstyu, ktord md nyni tGz
hIasoyaci prayo, u zahGjcna byla
agitacr ma zmcnu zdkona, TAX ably
6lcnoyt skoIni rady byli voIrni u
nikoIi ustnnoycm mayorrm, jako
81 doposud d6jc. Mayor IIarrl-
son vyjadriI ycIkG pfckyapeni
nad jcdudnim SkoIni rady avsak
Rev, Walter T. Sumner, precise.
da dnIr5llth0 y}boru, Nrr6hoH
mista 81 vidal, svaluj" y4rcku
zodpovGdnost nH ncho.
" Nrdtimc ~ zpGt k yykorlsto-
vani skoI poIitickymi kIikani, )"
pravil Sumner "II, YonnRoy6
nechttIa So prop6jciti IN ndstroj
politikdf0m a odchdzi se cti Jc-
dinpm muzcm zodpov6dnym IN to
jest mayor Harrison "
Mayor ySak hIedi ma tu wee j.
max, a ably dokdzal, H. sympathi-
suje y pi YounRovou, yyzddaI 81
resignaci pGti Glenn skoIni rady,
ua n6z mi podczfcni, zc hIasoya-
i prot pi. Youngoyt. jest mezi
mimi ttz Crch, p. j. B, DibcIka.
Pres to ysak pochybujc So 0 ma.
yorovt upfimnosti spatfujc Sc
tom pouzc politicky tab. V so
botu byIa kondna obrovska sch1-
" zen Auditoriu, ma ktcrG pfi-
iaty rcsoIuce, jimiz j. u. Shoop
Sc zada, ably So vidal sy@ho mi,
sta a pi. Youngova znoya ma NJ
byIa dosazcna. Shoop odpoy6dGl
vfboru. hcr{ tn zprayu mn pri.
nesI, H. "znstanc. kde jest. " -
SuznG vrchniho riditrlc obccnYch
Skol Chicagu lest $4,000.
Slecna Jane Addansoyd. icdna
4 vynikajicich amcrick%ch zen,
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The Prescott daily news., 1913-12-26
TO EXTERMINATE ENEMY
Are Commanded by General Ortega
and Have Been Ordered to Ex-
terminate the Federals.

Chihauhau, Mex, Dec. 24.-Forty-
two hundred rebel cavalry with ten
cannon and six machine guns have
left Chihuahua to begin the long de-
layed attack on the federals at Dina
ga opposite Preside, Texas. The reb-
els rae commanded by General Ortega
and have been ordered to exterminate
the federals or drive them across the
United States border Sweep the
border clear of federas and do not
take any prisoners" was Villas orders
to Ortega. There must not be a
federal left alive on this side of the
border"
General Villa said: IF the federal
Generals Oroszco and Rojas are cap
tured they are to be shot as traitors"
Loaded in six trains with large sup
plies of ammunition the Ojinaga eX-
pedition left here purposeing to trav-
eel by train as far as Hermigas and
thence march overland to Ojinaga.
General Will witnessed the depart
ure of his soldiers and expressed con
tdence over the outcome, saying the
federals either would be driven
across the border or broken into
small bands.
The bottling up of the federals in
the city of Torreon, 200 miles south
of here, the occupation by the reb-
els of part of the city and the rebel
capture of Lerdo and Gomez Palacio
adjoining towns, were confirmed in
reports today. Gen. Monelovio Her
rero however, was not wounded as
had been reported. The rebel dis
patches saying General Herrero now
had Torreon practically controlled
with little loss of life and that he
would await further reinforcements
before attempting a rout of the fed
erals under General Velasco.
The federal telegraph line to Mon
terey and Saltillo was cut and should
General Valesco be driven eastward
it is said he would have no alterna-
tive but desperate retreat. Torreon
has been captured or lost by either
side. Its Importance lies in its being
a railroad center General Villa pur-
poses remaining here pending the es-
tablishment of Ojinaga campaign.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-12-26
SCHMIDT CONTINUES TO
REFUSE TO RECOGNIZE
HIS AGED FATHER

New York, N. Y, Dec. 24.-Dr.
Carlos Mcdonald was called by the
state today to refute the testimony
given by alienists for the defense in
the trial of Hans Schmidt, accused of
the murder of Anna Aumueller. He
examined the ex-priest on September
"a, and quoted Schmidt as saying
that after the murder he felt the
relief of a person who had accom-
plished required act or a COM
mand. DR.. Mcdonald was not able
to complete the recital of his exam
ination owing to adjournment of court
until Friday. Attempts by Schmidts
attorney to effect reconciliation be-
tween the accused man and his faith
er and sister have been renewed.
Mrs. Schadler, sister of Schmidt, de
clares she will not see her brother
again until he recognizes her father.
Schmidt has refused to do this.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-12-26
TIN ORES NEAR RAM
PART, ALASK A

Smoothly rounded pebbles of cassit-
erite, the oxide of tin, are found with
the gold in the Sullivan Creek placers
near Rampant, Alaska. The area in
which the cassiterite occurs is small
being less than a mile in its longest
direction. The tinstone or stream tin,
as it is commonly called, varies in
amount with the gold, the placers
commonly being rich or lean in both
minerals, In the richest spots as
much as half pound of tin to the
pan is reported, which at the present
price of the ore would give the gra-
vels value, not allowing for costs
of mining or transportation, of SIS
to $50 a yard, according to assay.
Gravels that contain as little as 8
pounds of cassiterite to the yard being
mined proftably in the York region
Alaska. There can be little doubt
that a great part of the gravels min
ed on Sullivan Creek carry as high a
content of tin as this and that some
may run higher. However, ON ac-
count of the inconvenience that the
tin ore occasions in the extraction of
gold, the tin is regarded as a nuisance
by the miners of the district rather
than as possibly valuable product.
(From Bulletin 535, United States
Geological Survey.)