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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
Omaha gantiers nadl gsai6inatpn.

9ret 8anfier5 bon omaha, =.
$. 8aois, 2utber 3rafe uno s.
6. 8renf, reiien 6eute gl6eno mad,
@aibington 8. g., ab, I'M an Ser
&onferen3 Der gnufien8 NIT Dem
SdabamtSiefretdr @lc9looo tneaert
Der 8ispoiition Ser 9iegierunqsgel,
Der CUR 6iiGfe BEG Grnteinbrifaens
tbeil8une6nen. Die Serren ner.
Den Die S5ntereIien idnmtIiter
gonfen bon Smaba uno Siib.
Gmaba bertreteu Die Omaha Ban.
fier8 meroen i6ren glntbeil an 0er
$50000,000 erIt ungef1br im De-
5em6er miiniher, on 6os @elo onnn
IN Omaha better beourft miro ais
I'M Serbit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
cabt Guc6 re9i(triren!

Sect, na6oeu 9tittcr Gng(ii6
Gle ourdauS gere6te Gnti6eiOung
gefGQt bat, Dab i'm 9luslanO acbo.
rene 9iirger AMI Die gIcide 5hlfe
geitcIlt neroen NIT Den pingeborc.
nclL tpenn lie iiA als 8Gbler reai.
itriren laiien, ioQte fcin giirqer Der,
fe6lcu, iiG in ole @dblerlilteu ein.
tragen 8a Iaiien. Die Office ocS
@nblfommiIidrS @loor6eao beiiuoet
iid I'M 8neiten Stod oes Court
Sapies nno lit tdalih offcn Ger
leBtc AegiItrirlmgstog fir Die am
10. glugult itattfinoenoe @ospabL
finoet am fommenben Samitag
ben 8. gluguit itatt. gln oiciem
Soge miro Die Office Biz inn N1it.
ternodt often icin. Naon idlic6e
ober bic 9fegiitrirllng itidt bis sir
Iebten 0iinitte ali, ionoern be.
forge iie iofort. Gs iYt cine giir.
gerpflidt, ocrcu iid gliemanO emf.
5iebeu iolte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
ehb.Cmnha.

@1breno Der 6eltigen St0bt.
ratbsiibung miro ole Grnenniing
bon 5euertpc6rlellten borgenommea
tper0cn. 8enn Didpor Soetor in
iciner 8e6auptung, DAB 0ie rid.
it1noigen SteuerfoQeftionen In oie
oeri4ieoene 5onOs ge6oren, inter.
itutt miro, 70 mosen ipdter mebr
6eueripe6rleute eruannt iperOen. "a
IeOod Die geipiaigung fiir Die
5euerncbr auf oas @eringIte re.
ou3trt it, miro oeriltht iperoen, bie
6eiOen S9ihten nit 10 tpeitig
@}annidnft pie m0glid 5lt Ieiten.
gS lit ie6r rpabrldeinIiH, baB
Die idmmtIiden Sdulboriteber in
oieicm Sabre cine nonatlide @e.
bnls3ulaae bon $40 erb1lten tper.
Sen. Cine oiesbe8iiglihe 0ieiolution
bat 3. g. 91idaroiot am Montog
eiitgcfiibrt. Gum goriteber oes
SonOeIsoepartements Der Sohidule
lit u. q. 9cglin bon Canal MInde-
Iter, 81, ernannt ipor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
lllm. }. llrpan
witStr abgtbIibtl
eallau atifhntbtltauiion btra6.
haitiai MET lflu ulslmdl nm
Ntllnipnslttlhtli.

gn8aftl G. amll rif tler
laatnhe arftGn1htleaaiion Der ploI.
lau'idairn batfn baa geluh bes
anletii1niltm StaaismIHliefs g8m.
II @rBan obacpleirh. ucnadh and
btm NaIinu poalac MeIiaionsirei.
hcii herritat ione Nerr Wrpdn
b1iie bieleS @fiudi In alamen Ser
3uoen an hie 1tiehenaoeIcaation oe.
ritict. u @laiorearo, Der rnmd.
Hiidt Yrenitarminiiter, las Ons
Sdriitiuid laut Der. g1od geenbi.
gllHg oesleIben rrildrtr cr. 0nB 0o
ieoer Staat @eictc babe, neIdle
6teicn pimtt beden, er es nihi Fiir
anaemeiien er1htc. int Dem gSrie.
eeusproiotoa uohmals Snrauf All
rerUeiien. Ole iibrigen GeIeaa.
fen iDarea aan5 ieinrr glnIidlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
fSeltner mt eurbeeren 6efranst.

Gem Sieger gebibrt Ser 2or6eer.
frnn3. 90 bielten es Die alten
@rie9en. ltno aud Die oeutide
Surnerld,oft ebrt ibre Sieger nit
Dem 2obeerfran8e. &errn 9suIius
SSeitner BON 9nobo, Dem talentooI-
len So6ne Der 6rou Bertha GebIf.
mann, muroe oieIe idone glus3ei6.
nlmg auf Dem groBen 8unoesturn.
felt in 2eip3ig 3Itbeil. 9rei Cor.
beerfrGn3e errang Serr 5eituer, ei.
men fir einen Shnellauf bon 200
g)arOs, einen fir &o6iprung uno
einan fir Stabbodipruug.
Dir gratulireu Serrn ,Seitncr
nuf8 Ser8lidite m0 muniden ibm
ipeitere GrfoIge I'M 0eutifeu So.
terlanoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
apnnrnt Der ,.(sanlesn

Baltimore, no, 6. glug-0cr
fiinF5ebnte Sabresfonppnt oeS Sra,
ternal Sroer Of eagles tDurOp for.
mea IN Baltimore, Mlo., er5ffnet.
@r1iibent 8ilion bate cine gegrii.
bunasbotidloft oeididt, Die our6
gtaiettenIaufer bonn 9ciBen Sans
iiberbrodt iDur6e. q[niprn6en pur.
ben gebalten BON W}apor Breton,
@ran6 @ortD 23reiioent ggm. g.
Brennan bon 9ittsburgb, G6cobore
gl. Sen bon California unO 5rauf
e. Sering bon eSnoiana.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
Cma6a QanOuefrOsrein.

SJn Der geitern g[beno itott9eiun.
0enen @eridmnlltng oes 0ma6o
QanopebrpereinS tpur0en Die @e.
i6dfte ihnen erleoigt uno man girg
oann our @emiitblt6fett iiber. 9on
@eit 9oint Qanhpebrberein mar
cine Delegation eri9ienen peldc
barnuf aufnerfiam nlo6te, ooB
fir ben gmpfnng uno Die 9epir.
t6ung Der @Gite gum ariegerfeit
imfoiier6e gorfebrungen getroifen
norocu iinb. 8ie 0eleqateu ner,
ben in 93ribdtbouiern einquartirt
iperben. g2od SdluB Der Sibung
fin6et Elm groBes 9olfsfeIt itatt.
am II. l(uguit beranitaltet Der
9anotpebrperein in Der go6uliidcn
9urnboQe on Der 13. uut0 0lortba
Strabe Elm SommernaftsfeIt. Der
gleinertrog fliebt III ben 9feiiefono
Der 9elegaten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
9erlonalien.

Scrr 6reo 0aIlmeD unO gSrau,
bie itd) 6ei ibrem Snfet Serrn $.
ggilfins bel gnerIou 91ebr. ,altf.
bielten, iinO poblbebaIten 3llriidge.
tp6rt. Serrn g8naWep's @eiuno.
beit85uitaao 6ot ii6 iebr Gebeiiert.
SEER Sean @ormicr e6emaI8
Z Characterization ans Davenport lno
lcbiger Wanager elmer SDroler,
trippc, bciano li1 Moutog lino
Gicnitog auf Der 9urdreiie in
Omaha uno ltottete inns einen an.
genc5men 9eiud ab.
Srau aatb. geter. Diutter oes
SerausgcberS, III nod mcbrmonot.
lident g(ufcntbalt bei ibren God,
tern III Sainois tpoblbebaIten na9
Ner 5uriIdgefebrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
sdaaaitb ia Qintsin
tIf maal 64alA ttamhl Gas.
FlaaaeiaaWi htaif Naa
mlliaa

gNm a0 MilNlHh bf prt
Hi1ien uir cmm rem
NtHmthlu kdmtnlianaDfftin una
lH HdiliWm lIWda dndfr BON
H8uHiba ma eonnt.I plu4s tf
mhW $50 nat ifHh pr ptildls
nt htf il0t llnb NaNB Nm
inll aH1rfieH ndd eutaIn edit
8f.ir 'feiibe ld1frlc auf oeH @fidh
tern alT miHgno, SAT- iuifn III
brr iadlshaHptiobl rlIthf itobt
shuio5H H 1luhdii aeiieli Hub.
gintQlH g aHl (elepbruiidrr
Qfridtl Ntim eulireiien hi Der 6eit.
nabi mur0eu bic cnahder nm Aabns
boi non eucm Voniie 0c5 6riialt
idullcs ofs 5rclmolidlite empiau.
ntn mo nod ihrcn Gunrtieren ac.
ieitct Die gIu5itmiiflna Ser
SiraBn ldBt 5l wHnihcu iibria
9aenu aid BON oM Tcutidlen Der
Sta0t Dem 5eit oas ragitc Sutcreiie
rutgeacnaetradt miro. 10 1T inter
ben 9lmcrifaneru ood MIR mcuig
@rt5uiiasmmS 81 ueripiiren Ole
oif 10 llbr gormittags ouaeiebte
Rrobc muBte negru bes 5u ipdten
gintrefieuS Der Sdnaer bon @rano
9sIano. Settings, Columbus umo
0laoiion bis Inn 1at2 llbr perI6o.
BEN per6eu. Sn oeu 9otalen Der
0eutihen 8ereine gebt es reft leb.
bait 5lt. Die Dlitglie0er oerielben
eri60pien iid in 2ie6enstpuroiafei.
ten Oen @aiten geseniiber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
8narau6.

Birmingham, 9na., 6. gtuguIt.
Ser qsoihuagen oe5 QouisbiQe.
9tai6oiae Sdne15uges $40. 4, Die
norbIihe Ri6htng ein6olteno, tDur.
De bon 3lpei 9anoiten iiberfaQen
imo ausgeraubt, na6Oem oie GoIt.
tIerfs gefeiielt moroen iparen. Der
lleberfaa ereignete lid, BEL Galera;
in Birmingham an Der ID. StraBc
iprangen bic @onoiteu bonn Bug
unO brabtsn itd in Siderbeit. Gle
batten oIle regiitrirten grieie nit.
genomnen. Der g8ertb oerIelben
fam borIdufig ni4t in Grfdbrung
gebrabt iper0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
cmaha 9entIdle saofeier.

gunoesieuator Gilbert so. 8it6,
cod bat Sern. gal. s. geter brief-
lid DerirGnoigt, oaB er nit GROCER
,5rcuOe ole GinIaOung, sic englii6e
tgeitreOe auf Der Omaha 0eutihen
Gagfeier 3u 6atten, anne6men ipir6.
gns oeutiden 6eitre0rer bat Serr
Geter ben berii6mten 8olfsreoner
un0 2yournaliiten 8uitob 9onaIo
aus Davenport in goridIag ge-
bra6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
gllufnio Seinb aeItOrben.

Columbus, gte6., 6. gluguIt.-
gIfouio 6eins, elm alter gtniieOler
bieier StaOt, lit nad l1ngerem
aranfenlager i'm gllter BON II Sab.
rem geitorben uno ipitroe geitern
unter ben 9tuipi3ien oes Columbus
Wanuer1or, 3u oeiien @riinoern
Seinb geborte, beeroigt. Sm 9tlter
bon 20 Sabren fam Seinb nn6
ben Ger. Stoaten, bertpeilte fur3e
3eit IN S[linoi8 uno fam oann nad
Columbus. QreiBig Sabre lang
fiibrte CT al Der If. StraBe cine
glpot6fe, pclhe jest 6errn &arl
9ini6ing 5um @igentbiimer bat.
3uiammen nit Serrn aarl Sdyroe.
Der, Der gegennartig in Omaha an.
i6iiig lift, errihtete er Die erIte elef-
triihe 2idtanlnge in Der Staot. Gin
9ruOer un0 Orei S6meitern iibsr.
leben i'm. 9aitor Wiiqer IeitetG
Gle Grallerfeierli6feiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
fran glaS. glnnlpdr Sernnaliift.

Bon einem beoauerli6en llnfaa
ipuroe heute gormittag 5rau 9fu.
6olp6 9hlmo6r, S6miegertofter 6es
6errn S. 3. 6. gintuobr, 6etroifen,
inoem iie pom oen g(uto Oes Utiaio.
mars SenrD 9iantm BON Sorfio,
DO, an Ser 15. m0 SarueD StraBe
ST. gooen gerannt iparo. 5rau 9fu-
mobr bate ioeben einen StraBen-
babnna9en oerlaIiGt lnO itnno i'm
9egriffe, ii6 nab Dem Seitenipeg
5u begeben, aIs ii6 oaS ltngliif er.
eignete. 9ianfin belt iofort an uno
brodte Die augenideinlif) i6mer
berlebte 5rau nod Der Bobnltng
ibrer tiir5Iih aus 6em GIten 5urii6-
gefebrten Sdniegermrtter, 7t2 iiiO.
Iife II. glpe. Ga ii9 lire Ser.
Iebungen n6er dls idnerer ernie.
len, pie man nnfGnglih annabm,
beforOerte man iie mittelS glnbu.
Im3 uad Dem Soipitdl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
gsaeu fyreilund,.

ga Grofe, @is, 6. gluauit-
@Gbrenb 6ie @oinuirtbe BON Son.
necticut bas ben '8reilun6 berbie.
teuoc @eies betdnpfen, iammeIu
ibre aolegeit in Ga Groiie Inter.
ihriiten auf 4uer Petition, fiir elm
6bnlides @eies, pelhe iie Dem
Common Council am nd6iten f5rei.
Tag borlegen ipoQen. glQe @ait.
nirt9e BON Ga Groiie ouBer 5neien
baben ole getition mteridrie6en.
Sic erfldreu Bic grciie oes i5lci.
ides uno Der @emiiie ieicn 10 bod
Geitieaen, 'OaB iie uidt mebr i'm.
itanoc itno, 5reihtn6 81 Oera6rei.
d1en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
9lntomo6iInnfaG.

9In Ger areu5ung Der Capitol
9lpeme mlo Der 40. StraBe Itieb
ein 2aitautomobiL Der Gyireproof
Ban ano Storage GompanD NIT Ell.
nem Ourd) Carl &. Bud gefiibrten
9lltomobil 3uiarmeu. g3 iaBen
ouBerOem nod 8eter 9lo6nt, cin gln.
geitelter Der 8rerel S6oe So. imo
oeiicu Sobu in Der Gar. 3icle Sci,
cen erlitten Iei6te QuetI6tpmoen.
Or. 9orter, Der eeraoe oorbeiqing
6e6anoelte Die gerIeBten. Der
6ii5rer 0e8 Saitpogens bc6auptet,
6aB ibm Die glusIift beriperrt ae.
meien iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
2a6lman per6ietet 0aeflameipaset.

9as aomite Der @eener oeg Gas.
freibriefes beabii6tiete, fit ibre
Sa6e mtttels eines @agens BRO.
paganoa gu maden Der Die sluf.
idrift trdgt: oStinlmt gegen oen
20 Sobr @a8freibrief4 Deapor
DabIman fat a6er Die @ene6uti.
gung beriDetgert, neil er feiner Or.
goniiation cine grlaubnis ertbeiIen
iuer0e, pelde feline 2(orniniItration
befaupft. Die itdotii6en Sroi-
non5en berbieten Dies aud, un6 er
betpiaige @rldubniB getpo6nIi6 nur
aubergeluobnliden 6aaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
gIns bem Staate.

iyrcmpnt gIn cinem Oiinnpn
saOen bat ons 9eben BON s. 6.
9lOoO, eines Der @igentbiimer oes
ygleoiatur", elmer Omaha Modcn.
Idrift, gebaugen. 6err 9looO baoe.
te nebit elmer @eiellihaft 9lusflii.
gIer iiH 5Iuiic, ais ct plobIif bon
Ar1mpien befoIlen iuuroe uno im,
lqrging, 9lnh Iangem genliihen
aelaug es, ben Dem Grtrinfen ga.
ben alIijufiuoen. Cine babe Stlln.
Ne lang iDuroen Mieoerbelcbungs-
periude nngcitellt, Die idlieBlid)
bon GricIg gefr0nt iuoren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
eie6enjd6riser sel6itmUrOer.
0es Wloines, ssSa.. 6. QLua

Des Wtotnes, So, 6. 9lug
oSebt, 10 bagebt man 9elbit.
morbl" rief Der 7.i16rige Charles
Sloiip geitern 9l6eno 5pielfame.
raoen 8lt-uno oanit iebte CT einen
9epolber an ieinen aopf mo 0riif.
te los. gr itar6 fur5 mad ieiner
8erbringling ms Soipitol. Die
Singen bntten Den 9lepoloer in ei.
nem SintergdBden aefnoeu mo
oerielbe entbielt aera0e nod cine
lIi6t erplooirte 8otrone.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
gSaIdJcrinncn crtrnufcn.

@enf, s6meij, 6. 9lug. @db.
reno auf eiuen @aihfloB ati Der
glbone 8pan5ig ssrauen 6ciddftigt
lparen bro6 Der moride gobei
oes 5loIies pmter oeren 2oIt 5uioni-
men imo Die 6raueu Itiir5teu ins
@aiier. 9iem ertrnnfet, ebe SiiIie
fam unc 3ipei anoere erlitten toot.
lidc 8erlebungen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
Grntrnlhrrhnnh.
omaha. glebr.. 6. gLlla. 1919

Omaha, g}ebr., 6. glug. 1919
8ert6er Serr 9eicgutl
glnt 6reitng, Den 8. gluguIt,
gfbcnbs 5 ll6r finOet im 9cuti1cn
Sous bic regelm1Biae gcrlautfn.
lung beg GentraIpcrbaitoeS it1tt
itno iin0 Sic oojn freunDlidJIt efn.
9eGaocn. @idtiac @eid1fte be3iig.
lid Der 0clitidcn 5agfcier, Oes
iim liegen Dor nno oeS.
bolb lit Sbre glnpclenbeit ertpiiuidt.
Dlit oeutidjert @rnB,
q. SpeAt, Sefretdr.
gaI. 5. geter, Rrdi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06

ErodeEreiniaen unO ESr6en
nIler gLrt mad neuiier niiienidnft.
liher Wletbooe nno in alien Bran.
den bel Der 6doeSIad Co., 407
GiOl. is. etrnbe, Omaha. gDcne:
Douglas 1921,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
6rInf4nii.h hin.n,ihlal !,

GIeftriid binoctidtet tpnroc
I'M Sing Sing 8udtbauie bel 0fIt.
ming y. g. glntbonp @rnce. Sotte
icinen @ruoer Sad, einen 9Sreis.
fdnlpfer, imgebradt uno oeiien
Satin gebeiratbet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06
g9etter6eridJt.

Sdlon 6eute uno 9onneritag;
fein tpeientlider &emperaturmehieG.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-06

Sfinucr's GI6Olu NlacnrOni- -bei al.
len grocers. @ematt in Rebrasfa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23

CConnell, Bishop or Richmond: Judro
James Keith. president of the sunrcmo
Court OF Appeals or Virginia: Judge
1e'er G. Pritchard. OF the United
states circuit Court OF Appeals. and
major James II. Dooley, OF this city.
Shief Justice White and Major Dooley
were students together at Georgetown
before tho War Between the S,ate..
"hch they went together in tho army
OF the Confederacy
IL was not desired that the aJdrrssc.
DC reported. They largely dealt with,
personal matters. and with the bench
and the bar. Much reference was made
oF an speakers to the great Chief Jus
.ice Jonh Marshall. OF Richmond. ana
ms work Tor his profession in this
land
Evil? one hundred members OF the
Richmnd Bar Association and guests
were present ut the dinner. which was
pronounced excellent. Those invited
were Governor Mann Mayor Ainslie.
judges or the State and city courts ana
OF me Federal courts In this circuit
Shief Justice White arrived in tho
city at 6:45 o'clock last evening from
Washington. He was met BY :, recep-
tion committee composed or wyndham
-. Meredith. William Henry White.
Judge l. Il Lewis. Leigh r. Page, +. II.
Z. cabell. John Howard and Joseph c.
taylor Mr.. Meredith acted as toast
master at the dinner
Tho Chief Justice spent the night al
the Jefferson Hotel He will return TO
Washington to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23

bine the various rebel factions
throughout the state against the new
government. In his capital are sta
toned more than 1000 rurales. the ma
tority of whom arc said TO be loyal to
the Diaz government. The volunteer
troops arc more numerous in Chihua-
hun than in any other state however
and all arc believed to be eager to Join
Il counter-revolution.
combination OF the volunteers and
rebels Is most feared by the Federal
commanders In the north
The rebel general. Mariollo Carraveo
with 500 men, remains near chihuahua
city. and General Rabago is said to be
taking precautions to prevent his juno
ture with the volunteers at the state
, capital
Many Arrests Made
Mexico City Is infested by secret service
operatives. and arrests are frequent
Arrests are made on the slightest pre-
text in an effort to lodge in Jail
every person inimical to the govern
ment.
The populace of tho city is in "A high
ly apprehensive state of mind Great
! numbers Of residents are actually pre-
pairing for new siege similar to the
one just past.
This fear appears not to be un-
grounded for cannon and machine guns
which were removed from their posi-
lions after Madero's arrest are now be-
ing wheeled out again and made ready
Tor commencement Of hostiIities
The fortifications Of the National Pal
ace are being repaired and extended
and large stores OF ammunition moved
from the arsenal 10 replcnish the cx-
hausted supply at the government seat
John Kenneth Turner. the American
writer. who was arrested by Diaz as a
SPY. and later released. IL still In high
disfavor with the administration. DiaZ
declared to-day that he would see that
Turner was arrested and put where
he cannot stir up anti-American feeling
by writing infammatory articles"
Announcement OF the appointment of
CARA Aldapc. one OF the Northern reb-
els. to the position Of Minister OF Az
riculturc. n newly created Cabinet po-
sit!on is believed to portcnd the grant
ing OF the demand for division OF tho
landed estates.
Madero's private secretary. Juan
Sanchez Azcona. and Deputy Jesus
Urccta. who fed from Mexico City and
were arrested yesterday at Puebla. are
held incommunicado.
Explaining the discovery of 10000 90
pesos and 100000 In drafts on Paris
in dispatch box In his possession,
Azcona said there was no intention to
| use the money for personal purposes.
| 1t was intended, he said. to be used in
establishing n new capital in the event
that Madero was forced to fee from
Mexico City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
FEET PROTEST, BUT
H|kERS MARCH ON
Suffragettes Change Plans and
Will Make Baltimore Entry
Tomorrow.

Bclair. Md. February 22.-"Gcnerar
lones's pilgrim band of suffragettes
celebrated Washington's Birthday by
walking eighteen milestone good
aid somo bad--but all on feet that pro
tested With her feet padded with cot
ton and bandagod with gauzc. Col
onel Ida Craft started with the pill
crjtns from iaVrc de Grace and hob-
bled over the long stretch of macadain.
pebbles ana mud into Belair two hours
OF a terrific thunderstorm
Again the. program has been changed
folk against the .eXcitement. that. would
be- sure TO result should the pilgrims
enter that city on the sabbath. caused
war and by majority vote the pill
grims decided 10 walk 10 overica. five
miles from Baltimore, to-morrow. and
chtc- the Monumental city on Monday
morning
SIX bachelor members OF the Havre
dc Grace band escorted the pilgrims
out OF that Town this morning. il was
explained that the remaining nineteen
their wives wouldn't let them escort
ut only SLOWS how powerful We
women are commented General
Jones.
on their way from Havre de Grace
the pilgrims passed through the pic
turesqL@ 1amlets OF Dostown, Howling
Kun ara tONSt1iltlnopIe. Al COnStan-
tino7le, Harvey Jobbins appeared with
bass drum and cymbals strapped TO
his back. a set of pipes fastened under
his lip ana AN accordion in his hands.
lie struck up weird combination OF
sounds. which caused Lausanne. the
suffrage mare which draws Elizabeth
Freemaus yellow wagon. TO bolt and
run into haystack in the middle of
AN adjoining field. Nobody was hurt
and Jobbins Was induced TO desist
a Mrs Biddle. of Philadelphia. said
to be n member OF the well-known mil
iioraire family OF that name, arrived
In Belair tonight and joined the pill
ETiruaSe She refused 10 be interview
ed. and VIII say nothing further than
that her husband is opposed TO her
"Gentfal' Jones Viii say nothing about
the newcomer, and the other mixers
predict q sensation in her identity and
then cease talking
= hot. ili-smelling haze overhunE
the entire line of travel to- day The
several orioles. a finch or so and a
black snake. decoyed from their hid
ing places by the untimely heat ac-
costed the pilgrims on their weary
rainfall featured the entry OF the pill
Scores Of Baltimoreans will 20 out
TO pverlca TO escort the pilgrims into
tasir city. number OF the leaders
Of the suffrage movement in Baltimore
Many plans have been made for the
entertainment OF the mixers when they
reach that city. The pilgrims will be
taken to the stafford Hotel. where on
in their honor on Tuesday thev viii
hc toasted at the Emerson C;overn"-
Go!dsborough and Mayor Preston are
expected 10 be present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
Stops Tobacco Habit
in One Day
snnitn6lum Publishes Free Book show
ing How tobacco Ismbit Cnn lie
Iinnisbcd In Front One TO
Five Days Mt IIomc.

The Elders Sanitarium. located "a.
9.4 Main street ST Joseph. Mo. has
published free hoo!: showing tho
deadly cffec; Of TIC tobacco habit. and
low II can be banishot in from one
to iivc days at home
Men 'sho have used tobacco for more
than nifty years have titcd this method
and say IL Is entirely successful. and
IN addition TO banishing the desire for
tobacco, has improved their health
wondcrfully. This method banishcg
the desire for tobacco no matter who
ther t is smoking. chewing, cigarettes
or snuff dipping.
A. this book is being distributed
free. any one wanting a copy should
send their name and addresa at Once.
tAdvertiSemcni)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
WI, he largest Ever Passed.

Washington. February 22--Work
was begun to-day by the House Ap.
GrSpriations Committee. on the general
measure OF this session, and which
probably Will be the largest ever
Of which $4,000 900 is made necessary
by the. Sherwood pension law. Last
years bill carried $1,000. 900. Deficits
OF SS.000.000 for pay and subsistence
Of the army will be provided for and
there will be IN appropriation for the
preliminary operation OF the parcel
post. The bill probably will be re.
ported early next week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
NEW GOVERNMENT
FIGHTS AGAINST
FR|GHTFUL ODDS
CONTINUED From First Page)

CONTINUED From First Page)
reaching there surrounded and dis
armed the men commanded by Nclasco.
Francisco Madcro and Piano Suraz
have been rerroved from the National
Palace to closely guarded captivity In
the penitentiary. Thrs move is sisni.
hcant In view of the plots to liberate
the cx-President.
Pleads for Husband.
Sonora Madcro again appeared before
General Huerta to-day to plead for
clemency for her husband. She beg
ged OH her knees that leniency be
shown him. but no promise was forth
coming. Huerta treated the sonora
with every courtesy. and seemed to be
deeply affected By her fright and sor
row, but he explained to her that In
view Of the Investigations to which
his enemies had demanded that Ma
dero be subjected the authorities could
do nothing on his behalf. Congress
must render the final decision, he told
her.
Governor Villarcal. OF the State OF
Nuevo Leon. father tn-law OF Gustavo
Madero. who was shot to death at the
capital. resigned his Office to-day. sup
posedly for the purpose OF taking the
field against Diaz
The Indians who have taken the war
path In the State of Oaxaca have revolt
cd from personal motives. Felix Diaz
is n native OF that state and the In
dams declare that since he has not
been made governor Of the republic.
nor even provisional President, they
demand the nomination OF FNcncio
Hernandez. another native of Oaxaca.
who has had Il distinguished army
career.
Governor Abram Gonzales is virtually
held n prisoner in Chihuahua City. hav-
ing been forcibly prevented by regular
troops from leaving the capital to conf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
hoy Accidentally I1iil. u,m.elf.

Hampton. Va. February 22.-Richard
Jones. the eleven year old son of Frank
Jones. accidentally shot and killed him.
acIf whilc playing with u revolver in
mia home this afternoon. Aftcr rcceiv-
Ing tho bali In his neck which severed
tho main artery. tho boy ran from tho
houHc and down tho street for n dis
lance OF 200 yards when he foil dead.