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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-12-12

An Irishman was trying to lead a
bail. He tied the rope to his wrist.
and the ball took the lead. He took Il
with q vengeance. As the Irishman
was dying around the corner . friend
shouted. ''Where are you going. Patf
Il don't know he replied. "Aak the
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-12-12

'1im toid me g TiDroaring Joke that
was played on some member Of J our
club last evening. Were you thssef'
"Yes. ! was therei IL was an abOm-
tnabla farfetched'-
"O-ohi link did not tell me that you
were the man Il was on" Houston
Pea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-01
llnOcrGnoert.

GrGIioent @ilion's StonOpunft 1e.
gen glnertennung Der Suerto.He-
gierlmg IN Werifo. - Sic ghlS-
fiibrungen 9otihaiter @iIion'5
boben ben FrGloenten niht ii6er-
3eugen t0nueu.
g8aibiugtor, 81. Suli. -grd-
ii0ent 8ilion ntu6te es Genen, uel-
dc beute nit ibm iber Die merifani-
ihe Situotion iprufenL iln5ueioeutig
flnr, onB Die 8orlteIlungen 0eS Bot.
ihaiterS Senrp Game 0ilion i'm uitt
I'M 8eringiten in ieinem Stanopuntt
gegCn cine glnerfennlIng Der Suertn.
HegierIng tuonfen0 gemaht boben.
Gr oenft in Oieier 9e3ieblng beute
nod genou 10 tuie Dor Dem 8eluhe
oeS 9otihafters.
Ger 8rdIioent geOenft, cine Ne
rifo-EDlitit 5ll formuliren, Delhe
nid)tS ,Seiil0Iides gegen oie gfepublit
innolpirt; aber er lit nad iuie Dor
enticbieOen Ongegen, elmer Hegierung
>re Anerfennung Seitens Ser Ser.
Stonten 5l5ubiIligcu, tueIhe ibre SS5rl-
augurotion in gcrbinoung nit Dem
troqiihen GnOe oes ErdiiOenten Ra-
Ocro umo oeS Vice Er1ii0enten Su-
orc5 funO.
GS muroe bcute 6efonnt, Dob Die
Oemofrotii6cn Wiitglieoer Oes Senu-
teS Our6ouS ouf Dem StonOpunft
0es @rGiiOenten iteben, ltnO meitere
GiSfuiiioH iiber Oie 9lusfiibrunger
9oti6oitcr 8ilion'S cor Dem sc.
notS Gomite fir uusl1nOiihe Be
5iebungcn jeigte, oaB Die StimmrIng
0ur6ouS gegen cine 9lnerfennung
ser Suerto.&egicrung lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-01
Baltimore, NO., Treitag, ben 1. NnSnf 1913.
fen Mittc uGhiten N}onot2 nit ibrcn
Nfurniduftcn bon bier ob}lifobren.
Mc6clliou in : btua.

tCN WlItc lQu)IleIl 0tuIUlS Illll lUICIl
Mannidoftcn BON bier ob}ifo5reu.
Rc6cllion in = btna.
@ctinq, 81. 1uli. - Gic repolll.
tion1rcn 3orccn I'M Sii0cn meroen
uon Den HcaicrungStruppcn 0Ilmabs
LID onigcricbcn. Gic 9tc6cQCniiibrer
ucri6rpinocn, mcnn INNER Ole 9tegie-
rllnQStrlppen li6 nobcn
Duon Sbi &oi'5 9lnbdnacr iu6ili.
rcn iibcr ole uon Den lopolcn Srups
pen crrlngcnen Grfolge Sic befiir-
uortcn Die SSunltgurirllng elmer off
tutoriidcu Hcgierlng5fornI g3ie cS
beiBt, boficn iie ouf ole ihIieBlihe
Gtoblirlrna cincr neuen Yuun GD-
Matte. sic crflGrcn BOB ciu GOnl'
promiB sur iebigen 3cit cincn droni'
i6en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fitr China
3llr 6olQc hobcn miirOe. llno oieS. 10
fiibrcn iic ouS, miir0e in 9lnbctroht
Der Gcrritorilgcliiite 9iuBlonO'S mO
&opon'3 b0hit gcfGbrlid icin.
&cin @cuerolit itrife in
SiiOofrifo.~
SobnnueSburA 81. Sui. -
Tic 2lr6eitcr 6ooerotion bot bellte
cine GrflGrlmg oobir crIniien OoB
ocr Qcplonte @cncral Strife Ser
@rt6cnorbciter in SiiOofrito nidt
3ur Slu9iiiDrltng fomnen miro.
9criibmter etSmologe &c.
or BEN.
@emport, SSlc Of @iabt Gng'
lon6, 81. Suli - Eroi. Sobn 0li(ne,
ser bcrporroocnoe SeiSmoIoge, lit
beitc Geitorbcn. Gr wor G3 Sabre
olt Der &crltorbene mar in Der
gon3cu &clt betonnt; mohtc CT sod
ouSgcOc6nte 9iciicu nod 0cn Ger.
Stouten, 9luitralicn Ghino, SSopan
mO europa. Gr itnno 20 Sabre lang
I'M Iicnitc Scr ioponiiden 9egie'
runQ, fiir pcldc cr 1000 Stotionen
sur GcQiItrirung BON Gr0eri6iitte'
rlnqen cinridtctc
Gin GrfOIg Scr 9ulgaren.
2[t,bcn, 81. Suli. - Sicr einge'
Iouicnc oiii3ieQc Gepci6en geben 5lL
Dob sic @ric6cn our6 einen 2lngriff
ser 0uIgnrcn gc3lpungen murOcn,
iid in ibrc beicItiqtcn Stellungen olf
0cn S0bcn in Scr @od6oridoit bon
@ctdopo, &ufopitb unO aopiba 3u.
riit3u5icben. @leid3eitig fomnt Die
g3otriht, ooB 9Ingriffe ser 8ulgarch
no6e Iiuno in 9iumeIien 5uriifgc'
i6lngcn mur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-01

abpnnenten, bic ben yEcutidjcn Gorrcs
lpuubcntcu" nid,t piiRftlidI uoer rnrcgci'
mGbig crbalteH. iinb acbctcr, Der Stfii
bapou pct 1elepbun ooer idDriftiidj Dit
tbeilnng 81 Inad,en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-01

6lic6cn, o6cr e8 lit oie Oen1ofratil6e
Gortei iel6it peIhc BON ibnen ab3u'
ueid,eu Iudt. Sd BIN nibt 5umEer-
rGtbcr an ser oenrofrutiihen Eartet
geluoroen neil Die 2opolitdt meinem
Staote gcgenii6cr eS mir uerbietet.
fir Die Bill in i6rer gegennGrtigen
GeItoIt 3u itimmen."
Gem 9(ngriif aus Sen Hei6en Der
MaioritGtS Ynrtei, Dem eriten Oie-
Ter 9lrt icit Gr0ffnung Der Iorif.2e-
6ottc, foIgtc Elm onOerer bon republi-
foniider Scite, inOem Senotor@ron-
ma uon 9torO 9otota sic 8orlage
pom Ston6punfte oes 6orners aus
fritiiirte.
Salt sic aon5e 3eit fiir Die Gisfui-
iion scr Bill nuroe BON Oieien beiOen
2(nipro1cn in 9(niprud genommen
unO nit Ser 9eratbllng Ser ein5elnen
3oQiGbc mur0e oober MIR geringer
6orti6ritt gemoht. Gie beutige
Ioppel 9lttode 6eeinfIuBte oie Ge-
mofroten ni6t Oo5u, bon ibrem Gnt-
i6luIie, feline 3eit nit nageneinen
Gebotteu 5u peribnenoen, n65upe-
den. Gic ocmofrotiihen 6iibrer
pcrIberten beute erneut, OnB iie iid
0omit 6ei6eiOen ner0en, Den gmen-
Ocmenten 5t opponiren. SpGter
miro Senator SbinelD BON rSn0iana
oui oie 9lrgllmente, ser WlinoritGts-
Gartei ontporten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-01
Sir 1Sraucnitimmrcdlt.

SuffrogcttcnsS6 S6tnrcn in Der 9lrr
0cS6ouptItu0t, - Sin 9ciitf in
Scnot. - Eehdoncn 5u @lnIteI
Der 2lnno6mc beS GSrauenItimml
rcht5 9lmcnoen1ottS 5ur GonIti
tuition cingcrcidl4
gGoibinqton, 81. Suli. - &or
ollcn Gbcilcn oc5 2on0eS tanlcn &C
tern oic ,Srolcnredtlcrinnen mad
Scr @rm0c@bouptltnOt, Inn cincn Ip
pcIl fiir i6rc Sohc an Den GonQrcf
5u rid6tcn. Ger Scnot = Dos 6ouH
lit niGt in Sibltng = lcgte ieinc "a.
rii 2(r6cit iiir bic Goicr bon 3lutl
Stun0cn bciicitc un0 laltidtc Den
9lrgumcntcn, Die 5u 8rnltcn Der Ser
lciGunq ocS Stimmre6tS oil Die
Sroltcn porgcbradt mltrben.
9eIc0otioncn bon i1mmtlihcll
Stootcn iibcrmittclten ieoem Der on'
pcicnocn ,Scnotoren Fctitioncn IN
pclhcn sic Observation-Disclosures
3ur glmcnoirung Der Contribution be
iiirlportct mur0c, un0 ona6e5l olIe
Scnutorcn unterbrciteten Die Tctitio'
ncn bent Senot. Ginc gan5e gln3obl
bon Wlitglicocrn Der 9orperidoft
biclten 9Iniprohcn 81 8unlten oca
1roucnItimnrredtS, un0 cinige me
nigc fiiuNigten ibre 9lbiibt on, gcBcn
oie 9tciollltion 3lt Itimmcn.
Gem 9ciltd i'm Senat ging cine
9lutonlo6il Enra0e bon SpottsUillc,
W0., porouS, no Oic Suffrogettcn
BON Sen MiitQlicoern 0es SenotS.
Gomitc'S fiir 6rauenltin1nreht be-
uillfonlmnct murbcn, melde be
fnnntli6 oie Chamberlain 9ieiolll'
tion giinItig cinberihtct bot.
Scutc gl6cn0 gnbcn Die Sifirogct'
ten Elm QrobeS @ontett, on pelhenI
cine qroBe 9ln5obl bon Senotorcn
mo &cprGicntonten, iotuie piclc pro-
nincntc W1nncr tbeilnobmen. Gie
Scnutorcn GbomoA Nan20cll,
9liblrit uno Smen maren Die Saupt
reoncr umo iie ipro6en Den Sreun0cn
Der 15roucniohc nit Der Geriiderltng
Wiutb 5lL onB bic 9ieiolution quite
,9(usii6t ouf Griolg babe 6rou rSnS.
Gees 2oiolon, sSrou Suion 8itgc'
rulO mo 5rmi Diorp @ore Gcnnctt
bieltcn cbcnfollS 9lniprahen.
Tic Irouen, Die beiite Ben Scnat
6ciudtcn, reprGientirten allie 3bciIc
0cS QnnOeS. Iie Eetitioncn nnrrn
inSqciolmt bon mebr olS 5000
Gcrioncn inter5eidnet.
IG5le ,mr Meiie in's glmslauS DC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-01
Nntp.g,nnbit pernrtheilt.

Gbicago, 81. Suli. - 9io6ert
@ebb, Der beriidtigte 9Iuto- -gonoit,
weIder fiir5Ii6 Der grmorolng oeS
GeteftiuS Eeter Sart ihulbig beiun-
ben moroen mar, mlroe beiite bonn
9iidter Geo. &erIten al lebeuslGug-
li6cm 3u6tbauS pertrtbcilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-01

IGIIe snr 9ieiie in's YnslanS be-
iorst Is. 9iaine, Hr. 413, Cit.galti'
mure'Str, nabe Gmitom .Somie 2lUr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-01
3abne Ognc Elattcn.
(StiuaS HcmcS.

SicfcS SOilen erI0roett IclH
slus5iebcn, beriirfddbt ooBcr Gud feline conner
6ef. Sabcr oniielbc glusfeben. belelhe gStri'
famieit uno fiiblrH iidb an iuie nntiirlidc 31bne
giuoefntlene Geficbter merocH normal 9enlndbf.
Gcr61ic qeute 6rdu6en iitb Mot SIT ilr6ten,
ibre 3dhne bebanocIn 5u lacn. gSir troncn
aue gsuricn uno StiiTpfc obne slus6ieDen.
SeruutCraIena 9lntien tulrocn our6 unierc
neie Mniiauaes 0set6ooe ieftiibeno gemaht, NOS
burdh Giien iim ScrgngeH miro.
(|an;c 3abngcbiiie $500 uno $500; ale ga'
rautirt, tsatofrpaen $500 uno $500; ale "a.
raniirt. grhisH.ar6eit $500 bis $500 @ulo'
;yilungen pon 81 an. Silber'6hIlungen SOC.
gr Z. y, Seriiu, beutider 3dbndr6t.
Gr Sf1, Tsro-0uiu arb Strnbe. -.
Gprehitufhen bon llbr WfOrQens big 6.30
elbcnos SonninaS bon 0 llbr lis 13O ubr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-01
kmntmrr i Brdstr,
GrntidcS Sanf- nuO &cdiclGcidGft.

IlinlieSrr Der sIiirn66rie.
26 Suntls StraRc,
,Intiuual gnnt of Gummc:rr"' 'Getauoe.
9IiIs mn &erinn bon Nitcu mo Shllgulios
npn. gSCdbiN mo Grcoiiuricie nui nlle UnnpIss
iilalihcu 1tinte @urupa's. 9lus uno GcriGnt
tranther C5choricu. ionic 9lnsicriignll9 pom
Erllma0ten. Sbil5iaricn BON nno mddl 4chll0'
lano. taptHZi-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-01

Wnlbaa nit Tragcu
6OmbarOirt.
Smrh NlniuGlte oes ga
Observation-Disclosures.

2cbterc Icgten ibrc Iragen Dem 3ells
gen bltrb &ermitteIumg oc3 Sors
iibcrS Dor. - Geibercien 3lpiibcn
ocu ciu5eIucn Gonite-@ -@litgIicoern
llno 3miiHcu 3eugen lmo 2InpdI.
ten. Sol WulbaQ 5icbt Iid
02nrir,ort,tt,tr ,,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-01

SamburH 81. Suli. - Die
orci oeutiden SonOcrfloiie So6ten,
meIdc i'm Septcmber an Der intcrno'
tionolen 9icgatta in MorblebcoO,
Moii., Sbeil nebncn merOen, Iino
am Gicnitog an @oro bes GumpIcrS
Cincinnati" ppn bier nbaciabrcn.
GS linO OicS Die ,Sahten n2lngeln "
ooS Giqcnt6um Deg aronprin5en,
,SerlnL" ooS ui1cntbum Oes Srn.
@alOcmnr Sietgcn9 bon Samburg,
mo ,@ittcISbodJ." Srn. G6riitop6
gllt bon Berlin gCb0rig.
Gie $50. @eibnnnn Sietgens nno
Greuib, mcldc Die Orei Sadlten bel
Der @etiiobrt Ienfen meroen geoen'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-01
Dor Arif0s9tti6t.
Sic 9iebfncdt'i6cn
@ntbianngcn.
Sic finoem n,tnmcbr ibr
Otad)ipiel.

Bier Ciii}icrc ,mo 0rci ltntcroiii-
}icrc un0efIagt. - SoIlen Ser
trctcrn Der 6irma &rpp lmcr-
lou6tc 3nformution ocacbcn ba-
ben. - 9e5iialid gcpiiicr 9le0ic'
rlmgS-Gomtruftc fijr @aifcn.9ic-
1crungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-01
ameriGanif6es 2Sargerre6t!

1913 cridcncnc 3. urrmrDrtr, ucrb. slnilnge.
icreiic i 3ii criabrcn iuc CT Guf ibnclitCn @cge
6nS l{racrrrtbt crlnnGen IHnn. gIcb5citg
mcldbc Rtdic er ais nmerifnniber Niirgcr,
ben 9sic bat man iid 6ci cincm 8ciu6 Der
alien 0cimntb 5u berbultcu. mic iit hie SiclGnn1
5ur WSlitdrhc61roc? glIc oicic nm 0unocrie
nHhCrer SrdAan hcanipnrct giotar Stallmc0cr 9
@crcinigtrn etaateR?" ScicS bcutid nno
cngIiic6 pCihficbcnc @ud aicbt 9(lsiunit mic
man oieic8 3cI fdbncn errcift. ucl0e 6ormal
Iifdtcu n6ibta iino, pclhc EugCrc man heis
brin0cn mus, mcde Sraqcn Qciicut rucrocn
uno hcrcn Ncnntmurtliua, luic man lc!ncl Nas
men iinnert mic nCrurcHcr gllrRcrbriei mlcoers
3terlnugCn lit etc
eicgcn 8orcinicnouug S1,OO Ioicnireic 3u'
icnnnng oeS 9ScrlcS.
GGarte5 Nnilmencr Tubliibna Nonlpann,
205 Gait 45. StreCt, 9iru'Dort.
(Utait9- WluWiSr)
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25

GdifIer untpr fefner Qettung uno
bel ou turse 8eit, ite genoii teunen
All Iernen. lnDers in Der Tamilie.
Sier BADEN Die GItern fbr RtrtO Itets
nm itd uno fonnen ieoe ieiner Ofe.
altngen oerau beObadten. Dor allen
9ingen gibt fi6 bier oos 4inD aud
qor8 an0ers oIs in Ser SHuIe. Sier
lit es u~nbefoneen, bier erdIiebt es
tueit iein @er5, bier tDenoet es iein
fa~uafrGftiges @enliitb ben gItern al.
SSsn ser @9uIe, no eIgentli1 MIR bic
qeiItige BiIoung betpertbet miro,
Iheint manHes &iito untii1tig 5u
iein, 0os 0abeim ieine beIonoere Be.
gabung in irgeno elmer onoeren Nid.
tuna offenbart Unto ip1ter ettDns gu.
tes IeiIten fam, tpenn Die gltern BET
Der 8erufspabI ole n0tbige &iidiiht
Dalten ldIien. 8or anen 9ingen 1T
es aber sic GnttDidluna ser @eiamt-
perionli6feit Oes Rfn0es, tpelhe
our6 ole inOibiouef[e Gr3iebung err
ltarfen fam ul10 erItarfen Ioa. Das
%erforoert ~auerOings fir je0es 4inO
Elm beionOeres piDhoIogiihes Sttot
INN unO Damn Elm MISUNDERSTANDING
nib 5piiden 3GeIing uno gr8ieber,
einen beIIcn Slid uno Elm tDarmes
Ser6.
nDos &iuO lit ser Batter Oes Nenn-
mes" lin 0aber emit friide, ausge-
prGgte Beri0nIidfeiten ms 9eben
fteneu 5u fonuen, muB Die gr5iebung
Ole ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS beeen uno
pfIegen.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
@aifberitGnOniR.

Gin 9anOmonn fommi In bic
Sauptituot, Inn BORT tuegen zines
2etoens einen 6epiibmten 8rOfeIiOr
at foniultiren. 9as er bel 0"iien 8O6-
mmgstbiir itebt. iiebt er cine SufeI
uno narouf geifrieben: ~&omme in
einer @tlinoe mieoer."
@erbliifft itarrt er oie Safel on
uruO briAt Damn in Die @orte aus:
oyto, ieBt ioa mir 90 a Neni6 lag'n,
tpober Der @rofeiior gepuBt bat, OaR
i funurl, neil er mi IN amer @illp0
nieoer berb'iteutl"
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
Mud Elm &rOt.

Meein Setter, Ser gaegierunssratbl"
Spra6 er nit itol5em Son;
rNiein 9nfel ser SER Sntenoontl
NfeiR Sdauager, Der 8aronI
Weein g1effe, ser 9ireftorl" up6
cM1ein SreunO, Der @eneroll
Mfein S6ulfoueg', Der Braii6ertlN
60 ging's Elm ouBenomaI.
0u oadt' i6: 0armer @idt' Der ou
Mtit fremOem @eloe 8ablit!
@ie wenig muBt 0u ieIber iein,
@enn gu nit apoern ~probIitl"
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25

aeinbamotr or berHbmrn eurFs pure fOOO" products fir D 6 emYfPsn:
frhAes SdpeineFeia Tale SdniHsl BON FornscndN. iungen Sdweinsu
Gisbetn, Sdwedebareu uno Rippfen, 0 perfAeoenc Sortn Gsberwdrae
9 peribieOene sorien YIutpurfc, friiae mo s~crdubeste sratwarae
GsrpeIat, Saami, 6Olaeinsr, G~auOidssr, 1lettpurf, Sdinfeuwur1
stpsFpbaiaus [~fnoFeO uedsl, Reues Shmas ufp.
Bmfs franffurter fnO ~uubcaritsn sic Better.
1r gu babeui in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unO
Gtaur 532 @crtcr N10rft (e Strabe TIi9cD.
aubpIrraIe mmo NrtntL.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
Gin praftiIder Nr5t.

ngelln, Serr 1oftor, tuie gebt es
nit Ben @ei9dften?"
nSebr gut, meme wnGOiee. Sd
babe fir oieie Gailon eine @ranfDeit
erfanoen, tuelde T1rore MADDEN
tptr0 --!"
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
Sienitbutcnseiprd6

x@obin Seln 10 efIig2~
w8um &pn0itpr. 0ie Utnoame bnt
GuTto onf @diHerloden.~
rSeliesl LIND ore Meinfge
ItJimpft idon, tpenn iie in Der Suppe
mr. Elm etn8iges &oar fhdOet."
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
@eraebIide Mabe.

9efmnter: $50 ellen sic btn?"
8eriiderungs @ermittIer: ~8un
S6nuipieler @roBmuno. @ieGei9t
tnm i'd iein 2e6en beriiderr."
8efannter: 09a geben sic fi@
teiue Miibe, Der lit uniterbli4."
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
2iebcSbepeis.

limb Oh mi mel Sons germ batl
G9au'n O., i'm borigen SCRIPT il er
eigens ais Ereiber gangd unO bat
Fl a. SnoaliOenrenten 'noufidieBen
Iaiien, 0aB ma balm beiratben
f0nnnl"
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
Bitter.

v@iiroe eS Sbnen tpobI m6oIiH
fem, 5tpii9en meinerE odter unO benz
Baron 8ergmnnn cine @erbinoung
beroultelen?"
SeirotbsbermittIer: % ia, ober
nur per Eelepbcnl"
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
@ette Aagii6t.

Serr (Sal ieiner iunaen Grou, elmer
SfriftiteaerinJ: naber g6itb, mann
nj Oeun ser Tuion enOli2 nal fer
tig?~
@ottin: ISM ausenblif, i'd ma.B
ibn msr nod eeidtuimo forrigirenl"
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
Sin Gimausssaie.

Gie: 60 - gu p~ergeuoeit Oas
ean5e @eI0 unO b%ertrinflt es, unO BET
mir beiBt es INNER fparerl"
Or: SRA ia - elmer bon uns bel.
ben MuB bod iparenl"
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
@eim @Eamem.

@rofeHor (StuOent in ser 8otanif
priifepo) aNennen sic mir NAL cine
feIteue Bflande?"
! @tuoeHt: Ser GeIobrjeftraaerl"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-07
GEEENVILLE : BIG WEEK.
state Convention of EllIS, Horse Show.
Municipal sanitary Congress and
Made in GrccnViIIc'' Show to Be
Held at one Time.

Grcenville, May 1.-Two magnif-
cent parade display are being arrang-
ed for Greenville's big week, Nav 19-
24th. In connection with the Made
in Greenwich exposition, great
trades day parade will be participat-
cd i'm by the various retail houses of
the city, and under the MANAGEMENT
Of the Grcenville Horse Show. which
takes place here that week also, one
Of the most elaborate parades of dec
GRATED automobile floats ever seen in
this section will take place.
over $50 Elks from various sections
of South Carolina will be i'm Green
Vile to attend the annual State con
ventior Of that order here during
this week, according To official csti-
mates. Officers of the Horse Show
state that the exhibition this year will
be along more extensive lines than
ever before. 1t is stated that ami
mails from eight States will be enter
ed
Responses which have been received
from various cities in this and nearby
states. 10 Invitations sent out for the
Municipal Sanitary Congress indicate
that representative health workers
from most of the larger cities will at
tend this event. to discuss vital prob
I"mS of municipal sanitation. The
congress will hc held here during cN-
position week, AMI will be supple
m"ntfd 10y a Pure Food and Health
Exposition which viii contain exhibits
from the state Board Of Health the
stat" Department of Agriculture.
Commerce" and Industries, and other
official sources. Illustrated Iscturcs
"N government representatives., will
l." among the features of the con-
gross
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Vol. XXXVI. No. 81.
USE BODIES AS SAND BAGS.
NEGROES THROWN INTO GREW
.ASSE STOP RUSH OF WA
TIERS AND SAVE
LEEEE.
Col0rcd Men Risk Their Lives i'm Sue
Ccssful Effort to- Close Breach
Sand Bags Brought to Fill Crcvasse
Which lad Been Filled by Bodies.

New Orleans, May 1.-QuicE work
by determined farmers and a small
bunch of willing negroes who were
thrown into an incipient crcvasse in
the absence Of sand bags today saved
another disas' along the turbulent
Mississippi The dozen negroes
who lay : gap of the Poydras
.I.,'% leyeG' :. : g., back .t,, the water until
pla' = ,sked their lives, but saved
II y when it appeared hopeless to
try to hold the fast crumbling
!. oankment.
s.. The Poydras Ievce, which is only
13 miles south of New Orleans, began
to cave rapidly shortly after o'clock
this morning. When the caving was
discovered the entire batture in front
of the Poydras store, 100 feet wide
and extending from the levee to the
river bank 200 feet out, had caved
and II small gap in the levee had gone
The alarm was given and within 20
minutes a score of negroes were
brought up by a planter who lives a
few hundred yards south of the
scene. The lcvee was caving rapidly
and when this small force arrived
water about two inches deep was
pouring over the embankment
1t seemd too late to prevent the
crash. A desperate chance was taken
when two 12-inch boards were put
along the top of the broken levee and
a dozen negroes accepted the task of
holding it in place. These human
sand bags might be taken with the
very next slice of the levee, but they
held on until q row Of bags filled with
dirt were put in place behind the
boards. Other bags were hastily
slipped into the gap and soon a hun
dred more negroes and white men
We're working like ants filling sacks
and carrying the fHed bags to the gap
Then, without warning, the stretch
of the levee crown where the human
sand bags lay a few moments before
fell away TO depth of 2S feet. A sec
Ond row of bags held the water back
and within an hour 1000 of the dirt
filled sacks were in place and the
caving was temporarily checked and,
for the time, the levce was saved.
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Outlook i'm NcighbOrhood of Vicks-
burg is Better. Mai. WOodruH's Re-
ports Indicate.

Nick#hurg, Miss, May 2.-The flood
situation in this section is much i'm
proved, according to reports received
today and tonight by Mai Woodruff.
United States engineer in charge of
the Third Mississippi district At
Pculah the water has fallen two and
onc-half feet. with fall of ivc-tcnths
in the past p hours. At Lake Provi-
d"ncc there has been a fall of two
feet. At Salem and Vickshurg the
river is at a standstiI.
The steamer Wyanokc arrived in thn
Black river district today with 100. 900
rations for refugees With fair wealth
CT no further danger is anticipated in
this locality.
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SUMTER. S. c., WEDNESDAY, MAY 7. 1913
WILL CRUSH REBELL|ONS,
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS WILL
ADOPT NEW POLICY.
Barbaritics i'm the ManclOs Campaign
on Both Sidcs-FinanciaI Outlook
Equally Bad for Rebels and Fcdcr-
ais.

Mexico City, May 4.-Assuranccs
were given at the national palace to-
day that before the end of the week
the defensive attitude thus far main
tanned by the government will be
abandoned and that within so days
anything having the appearance Of a
rebel organization will be broken. 1t
was admitted that there will remain
the task of running down isolated
bands
President Huerta and the war min
iSter' Gen. MonoragOn, as we'll as
their counscllors, seemed confident
that the forces of Vcnustiano Car
ranza the rebel forces in Sonora will
be rendered practically harmless.
Gen. Guatavo Mas, with 500 re-
cruits strongly armed, is on his way
to Mazatlan and probably will pro-
ceed to Gaymas. Gen Tcllez will sue
ceed Gen. Trucy Aubcrt at Mon
tercy. and promises an active cam
palgn against Carranza. Gen. Casso
Lopez is officially reported to be APP
proaching Monclova, the Carranza
headquarters.
Many residents of the capital. how
ever, do not share the belief of the
government. Some regard the pro-
posed tactics as presaging a long con-
hict with the rebels raiding the coun-
try and the fedcrals holding the
towns
Both the rebels and the federal gov
ernmcnt are doing their best to pic
ture the future in the brightest cOlors,
but there is doubt that either side is
able, from a financial standpoint, to
carry on the campaign as outlined
The government is working hard t.
obtain a loan and is assuring the pub
lie that it will soon have it, but in the
meantime the rebels are steadily in
creaSing their scope of operations.
The states of Morelos and Guerrero
are in the worst condition. There are
: risinss in the States-of Oaxaca
and Tabasco, but there are rea-
sons to believe these are most.
~ Of a local character. In Guerrero
the government for the present must
be content to hold the larger towns
The campaign most resembling aG-
gressiveness is that being waged by
Gen. Robelos in the State Of Man.
clos This campaign is characterized
by barharities on the part of the reb-
els ana strict adherence to the policy
of determination or conscriptiCn or
the part of the federal commander.
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from which place he went To Smith
WIG TO nave his hand dressed He
was there awaiting the return of the
doctor when the sheriff arrived
Caughman says that Batcman was still
shooting at him when he drove off in
ms buggy He did not know how Sc
riouSly Batcman was wounded.
Sheriff bradford and Deputy Shor-
III Epperson left here upon the receipt
OF u telephone message from DalzcIl
telling them Of the shooting. They
went from here direct to Dalzcll, pass
ing Bateman and the others who were
bringing him to town in an automo-
"'le on their way, soon after the party
had left Dalzcll. They went direct to
spring Iiill followed up Caughmau
whom they found at Smithvillo. Thoy
We're right up ON him when he first
saw them aud hc offered no resistance
NJ the hospital Saturday afternoon
1t was stated that Eatcman was hodI,
wounded but how seriously had not
Yet h"en ascertaincd, as the exam
nation had been postponed untu =
O'Clock Saturday afternoon. 1t WAS
lmP"sSIhI" t" say just where the bull
lets were, and what direction they had
penetrated, but this would be- learned
IN the examination later i'm the day.
when 1t would hc decided whether CO,
not an operation would bc necessary
Caughman's wound was slight The
bullet penetrated tho flesh ON tbo
back of his right hand between thc
first dad second fingers.