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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-09

lssf6ag, they say that general curtail-
n Is Inevitable. The larger part OF
<satput In Central Maine goes To
large manufacturers of garments
'in New Yprls City. with the gland
strike on ard no prospect of settlement.
'thex dgtate that manufacturers VIII be
|sluYs Ia Buying fhssr heaNyweight Wooi7
|ans E>rs2next fall and winter. The miiit
slre 4fptit To put this class OF goods
~ hut feel THAT with the strike to
nat il is doubtful if tire produe1
84up to normal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-09

Officer Gideon@Edaheu of the Wa
tervlile police departmeRt has re-
turned from Portland where he took
his little daughter, Blanoh9 Lucille.
from the Children's hospital. wherc
she has been undergoing treatment
for hip trouble. She is a great deal
improved as. rtsliit Of the trfatnferlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-09
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senior Warden sherman 4.
Il the Grand Encampments !.
Y tand Deputy Grand Junior
M. ID. r. Aver of this city
kdpesday afternoon, to GardiE
ealtl the officers of EyeF-
fnpment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-09

The following are. results of the Two
Men. League Tgames at Casino alleys.
Wednesday evening". :
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-27

idly driving the country to ruin-for
fear of death-will you permit him Ii,
remain in Office? Fathom yourselves
gentlemen, and answer this question
What would you say of the crew of a
storm tossed vessel in a heavy sea
who would choose as a pilot a butcher
who without any nautical knowledge
would navigate for the first time and
having betrayed and murdered the
captain of the ship?
Gentlemen, your duty cannot be put
aside and the country expects you to
perform it. Once you have fulfilled
that first obligation it will be easy
for the house of representatives %
fulfill others to be derived therefrom,
requesting at nee all revolutionary
leaders to cease hostilities and t ap-
point delegates so that by mutual &C.
cord a president be elected whose
duty shall be to issue a call for presi-
Dental elections and to see that these
shall be carried out with all fairness.
The eyes of the world are upon us
gentlemen, members of Mexico's ma
tional congress, and the fatherland
confidently trusts that you will honor
her before the world, avoiding her the
shame of having a traitor and an as.
sasin for it's highest ruler
DR.. B%elisario Dominguez.
1t is necessary hat all Mexicans
know this speech so that they may
support the house of representatives
and not being able to find any print
ing shop to do this work, l recommend
every reader to make five or more
copies also inserting this foot note
and her have them distributed among
their friends and acquaintances re-
siding in the capital and in the states
I wish that there were but one
fearless and honorable printer in Mex.
leo who would print this! Farewell!
-ElPaso Herald
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-27
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Ilative as well as the executive div.
ision of the Mexican government

llat1Ve as Z as the executive DIV
ision Of the Mexican government
A day Or two after delivering thi,
address Senator Dominguez was &C
costed by a policeman at his hotel
and that was the last seen of him
He simply disappeared as he knew h
would, having made out his will be
fore going to that days session of the
house. His own tote at the end o.
his address explains why his speech
had never been published in full be
fore.
Following is a careful translation
Of the address:
Gentlemen of the senate:
You have all read with profound
interest the message presented by Do.
Victriano Huerta before congress on
the lGth of this months. Undoubtedly
the many falsehoods contained in that
document have filled you with indig.
nation as they have me. Gentlemen,
who is ii they pretend to deceive? Is
it the congress of the union? No,
gentlemen! All of its members are
men of enlightenment who cannot be
deceived in the matter and who are
well posted on the country's events.
Is it intended to deceive the Mexican
nation, this noble fatherland, that
trusting in your integrity has placed
in your hands her dearest concerns?
In this case what must the national
house Of representatives do? It
should measure up to the trust with
which the country has honored it,
tell the truth and not let it fall into
the abyss that opens at it's feet.
This IS the truth: During the gov
eminent of Don Victoriano Huerta
not only has nothing been done in be,
half OF the country's pacification, but
the present situation is infinitely
worse than before. The revolution
has spread in almost all the states.
Many countries friendly TO Mexico be-
fore refuse to recognize his govern.
ment ON of its ~lawlessness
Our currency is deprecated abroad.
Our credit is rapidly sinking. The
press of the entire republic is gagged,
1t is coWardly sold to the govern.
and is Systematically conceal.
ing tn" truth. Our fields are aban-
doned. Many towns are RACED to the
ground and finally, hunger and misery
in all its forms threaten to extend
the length and breadth of
our unfortunate country. To what is
such a sad situation due?
First Of all. to the fact that the
Mexican people cannot resign them
to have Victoriano Huerta rs
president of the republic, the soldier
who seized power by means of treach-
cry and whose first act upon rising
% the presidency was to assasinate
n the most cowardly manner the ,
president n vice president legally
;onsecrated by the vote of the people.
The first of these having heaped pro-
notions, honors and distinctions upon
Don ViCtoriano Huerta and likewise
lie to whom Don Victoriano Huerta
publicly swore un%breakable loyalty
fidelity.
In the second place, this sad plight
s due TO the means that Don Victor
ano Huerta purposes 10 employ to OBJ
ain p~acification. You are aware what
hese means have been-nothing but
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-27
death and determination to all men,
towns and families who do not sym
pathize with his government

death and determination to all mea
towns and families who do not sym
pathize with his government.
Peace will be made cost what II
may said Don Victoriano Huerta
Gentlemen of the senate, have you
fathomed what those words mean IL
the egotistical and ferocious judgmen,
of Don Victoriano Huerta? Those
words mean that Don Victoriano HUI
erta Is disposed to shed the blood OF
all Mexicans, to cover with corpses
the nations territory. to convert into
one immense ruin the entire extern.
sion of our country so that he may
not abandon the presidency no she'd
one single drop of his own blood.
In his wild %endeavors to conserve
the presidency Don Victoriano Huer,
ia is committing another infamy. He
is provoking an international conflict
with the people of the United States
OF America, in which, If resolved by
i"ANS VI Ills di 4hthlCdnS cui flNillS
the butcheries of Don Victoriano HUI
erta would stoically go to give and
receive death and all would be there
except Don Victoriano Huerta and
Don Aureliano Banquet, because this
miserable twain is marked with the
stigma of treachery and the people
and the army would repudiate them
If such an occasion ever arose
This Is a summary of the sad real
inevitable because Don Victoriano
Huerta has taken such a hold of pow
er that in order to insure the success
of his nomination to the presidency
of the republic in the mock elections
announced for October &c next. he
not hesitated to violate the SOW
ereignty of most of the states, with
constitutional governors ana
imposing military governors who will
means of criminal and ridiculous
Nevertheless, gentlemen, a sup
effort can save it all. Let the
house of representatives. perform its
duty and the country shall be saved
and it will again thrive in greater
proportions, prouder and more lovely
ever.
The house of representatives must
Don Victoriano Huerta from
he presidency Of the republic, he be-
ng the person against whom all Il
brothers up in arms are justiiedly
protesting and consequently he being
he person who is the least able to
larry out the task of pacification--
supreme hope of all Mexicans.
You may answer me gentlemen,
hat the attempt is dangerous, that
DON Victoriano Huerta is a blood
.hirtsy and ferocious soldier who
murders without scruple or hesitancy
Ill who stand in his way. 1t matters
lot gentlemen! The country demands
hat you do your sworn duty even
the danger and certainty of los
ng your own life. If in your anxiety
o again see peace reigning in the
you have erred, and you have
believed in the fallacious words of n
nan who promised you to pacify the
in two months, and you have
appointed him president, now that
clearly see that this man is an
Unfit and wicked impostor who is rap
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-27

Trav"3uor". IN
dia - The
Foreign Missions
Committee of the
International Bi
BILE Students As
has
reached here. Pas.
tor Russell, Chair.
man of the Com
mfttee, is widely
known In this
District. His com.
Ing has been n
tonic OF interest
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-27
Mexican Address
Cost Many lives

This address, delivered III he Mex
lean senate, September so, resulted.
first in the mysterious disanpearalce
OF Senator Dominguez. and, second,
in the imprisonment Of the anti-Hner,
IA members Of the Mexican chamber
of deputies and he assumption By
Husrta OF the functions of the iegis.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-27
Skinner Dray
and Transfer Line
jim SKINNER, Prop.
once: East u Grand Opera HOUSE,
Kemp Avenue.
REAL ESTATE SALE.

N&WHh&9E~E
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing described real estate held In
der tax deed by Codington county, Will
be sold at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash. on Saturday, Dec.
9Th, 1913. at 10 o'clock q. M, at the
front door Of the court house at Wa
tertown. s. d..
South II feet Of lot 10. block 8,
Town OF Henry. 8, D.
Lot a. block ], Twins Addition
to Henry, $ 2.
Dated at Waterfowl. $. D., Nov.
5. 1913
H. A. H~iIdebrandt,
County Treasurer.
tFirst pub. Nov. 8; last pub. Dec. II,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-27

For Sale-My residence at 400 4th
Ave. s. W. Five rooms and bath.
Story and a half house, electric lights,
sidewalk, well, c~istern, barn, one lot.
Price, $4,000 0 Max Johnson. 21tf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-27
PASTOR RUSSELL
TOURING INDIA.
Preaching Daily TO Many Of the
Aeathens.

= Foreign Missions Investigate liz Com
nittee, of Which the Pastor Is Chair
man, Visit Travancore District,
Where They Spend q Week Proseeut-
arg Their Work.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
JAP CONTROVERSY
STILL A PROBLEM
Secretary Bryan and President
Wilson Discuss Standing Of
Question

WASHINGTON, June 27.--Secretary
OF state Bryan conferred with Presi
dent Wilson for more than an hour
before the regular cabinet meeting TO
day Diplomatic appointments and
tno progress OF the Japanese negotia
tions were the topics OF discussion
Bryan stated that the state depart
ment would investigate the action OF
citizens OF the town of Hemet, River
side county. California, in drivins
from the corporate limits party OF
japanese fruit pickers. The secretary
OF state said that the Japanese EN-
bassy had made no representations on
the subject and all of the information
10 date had been cleaned from the
newspaper accounts, but that he
would ask for an official report on the
matter.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
PICK HAYDEN 3
70 REPLACE M'NAB
Special White Slave Prosecutor
Said To BE Slated For
Wilson'S Favor

WASHINGTON, June 2IIt was
generally accepted today that Presi-
dent Wilson will nominate Thomas
II. Hayden. United States district
attorney NJ San francisco, TO sue
coed District Attorney MoNab, who
resigned as a result OF the Caminetti
scandal
Hayden and Matt ]. Sullivan,
who were last night appointed
special prosecutors OF both the so
called white slave and the Western
Fuel prosecution, are ~ push the
prosecutions immediately. Hayden
was candidate 10 succeed McNab
agreed TO accept the appointment
rs special prosecutor only after he
had been told that be would be
made tho permanent district attor'
ney.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
MAN FOUND IN ALLEY
WITH BRUISE ON HEAD

"Blll" Johnson, about 40 years old.
whose home 10 said TO be In Saginaw
was picked UP unconscious, Friday
morning. In an alley off Randolph.sK,
near Congress-st The man had a bad
'bruise over the left eye. He was tax
en- TO St Mary's hospital in a police
auto.
While the man lay on the grass IN
front OF the county building waiting
for the police patrol. and surrounded
by curious crowd. Marie Russell
chambermaid In the Hotel Wayne,
who WIS walking by was attracted by
the crowd and Immediately recognized
the Injured man. She gave the police
his name and said he had been In De
troll about three weeks. working IN
an ONCE She said he was not n
drinking man. and that ne must have
been attacked and dragged into tho,
alley onssuocfmbed 10 tiicafBut
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
DEATH ON TRAIN
CANCELS OCEAN TRIP

HOBOKEN, n. j.. June 27-A man
identified by papers found on him as
Seldom Taylor. 81, OF Cleveland, o.,
was found dead in the seat of a Lack.
awanna passenger train upon It's arri-
val here today, and removed TO Volks
morgue. The man was well dressed
and had in his possession ticket for
Southampton, on the liner st. Paul,
which sailed this morning. An
autopsy will be held this afternoon to
determine the cause of death.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
TARIFF To STOP
DISCRIMINATION
Senate Democratic Caucus Takes
Action On Wheat And
Flour

WASHINGTON. lime 27.=Eullow.
ing two days of acromoni0us debate
the senate Democratic cauous today
voted. &c to ., to sustain the fnanoe
committee aud retain cOunteryaillng
duties on wheat aud -four, The nine
who voted for unlimited free trade. In
The products were Fletcher, FlorIdai
Lea, tennessee; Swanson, Virginia !:
MARITIME, New Jersey, O'Gorman, Now
York; Reed Missouri Salisbury Della.
ware; Sheppard. Texas, and Varda.
man. Mississippi.
Tho section OF the bill approved pro.
yides thar where there Ia disorlmina-
ton against American wheat or wheat
products there shall be assessed n
countervRiling duty Of 10 cents per
bushol for wheat and as cents bar
rol on -four,
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
I'D. GLINNAN'S ATTORNEY
PREPARES FOR FIGHT FOR
|f0REDELAY in CRAFT CASES
WILL GIVE BONDS
TO PAY TAXES
Railroad Commission Authorizes
Issue by Grand Rapids
Telephone Co.

LANSING. Mich, June 27.-The
state railroad commission has auth
orized the Citizens Telephone com
pany, OF Grand Rapids. to Issue bonds
to the amount Of s750,000. Or this
sum s16s,000 - to be used for the
payment OF back state tayes, as or.
dered by the United States supreme
court under recent decision.
This Is the first time In the history
OF the state that corporation has
asked permission TO issue bonds, part
or which were 10 be used IL pay
ment of back taxes.
The commission has also authorized
the Michigan state Telephone COM
pany TO issue s4,2l5,000 worth OF COM
mon stock.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
STOCK MAA
REMAINS QUIET
THROUCHOUTDAY
Mexican National Railroad
Shows Only Sharp Drop
in Prices. Is.
rm
LOSS OF THREE POINTS
OVER YESTERDAYS MARK
Trading Comes Almost to Stand.
still During Last Hour
of Business.
(Capyright 1913, by The New York
Evening Post Company

NEW YORK. Juno 27.-The stock
market showed little signs OF life to-
dn Price changes were again only
fractional. except in the case OF Ma
tional Railroad OF Mexico shares,
which declined sharply here and at
LONDON. Here, the first preferred
stock touched SO, loss OF seven
points since the last sale. while the
second preferred shares declined TO
II, which was three points below yes.
terday.
There was no news whatever to ac-
count for the weakness In these
stocks, and before the close there was
a partial Improvement, The general
market was extremely dull throughout
the DAY. and in the last hour trading
again came almost to a standstill. The
market showed no pressure 10 sell.
however, and the net variations for
the day we're not important.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
or RIDER AND TWO
OTHERS SENTENCED

Joy A Blake. Joy rider. who plead.
, s3nvDluntary intoxication.r as his
DCC1fso, to helping in the theft of an
~, was sentenced by Judge Con.
~ Thursday afternoon, to serve
- nine to 10 months in the House
D Oorroction.
David Teich, who shot Max Tara
~ n the leg, and grazed the cheek
y Uno(her citizen With bullet, when
~ Interrupted a hight in which he
w involved at Adelaide and Hast.
o.. was sentenced to serve from
|6o year to 15 months.
4 01ae1eo. Harris, alleged pickpocket,
DoXaD charged with assault with IN
= ~ Mil. for nring point~blank at
0otontins Kaluscar, on street car
~ lound guilty Of simple assault
80 eeutenoed to serve 90 days
~ WoRkhouse. Harris stood -four
xQD Kaluscar az he opened nre,
1fpP having attempted TO nab
~ = oAnSge Of attempting to pick
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
KRACHT SUIT MAY BE
HEARD ON MONDAY

MT CLEMENS, Mich, June 81
The deposition of William F. Kracht,
whose wife is suing TO set aside a d.
vorce decree which he obtained from
her last May, arrived here, yesterday,
from Tacoma, Wash. The hearing OF
the suit will probably begin Monday.
before Judge Law.
Mrs. Kracht declares the decree
was obtained without her knowledge
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
PORT HURON RESIDENT
STRUCK DEAD IN CHAIR

PORT HURON, Mich. June 81
Peter Noel, ship carpenter, 70 years
Of age, was struck dead by lightning
bolt while sitting under a tree In his
yard yesterday afternoon.
The old man did not change from
IFS sitting position, as the bolt struck.
A friend sitting nearby did not realize
the man was dead, until Noel failed TO
reply 10 his remarks.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
E. P. R. TO EXPEND
$lOO,OOO,OOO
Rolling Stock, Terminals, Hotels
and New Roads to Receive
Majority

MONTREAL. June 27--It was OIL
cially announced today that in the
face OF reported worldwide money
stringency the Canadian Pacific this
year will spend sl00,000.000 for eX-
pansion and extension. There will be
40 curtailment in plans. This money
VIII 20 for rolling stock terminal
facilities, hotels and new roads in
various parts OF Ontario and other
provinces.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
GOSPELLER ARRESTED
AS COMMON DRUNK

JACKSON. Mich, June 27.--Gabriel
Bernhard, self.appointed expounder
Of the gospel. was arrested on
charge of drunkenness while preach.
ing on the streets here last night.
He was fumbling the leaves OF
Bible and incoherently exhorting
large and interested crowd 10 keep 10
the straight and narrow path.
After a night in the station. Bern
hardt was released
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
FLINT YOUTH BROWNS
WHILE IN SWIMMING

FLINT. Mich. June 27.-Howard
Frick, 20 years old. was drowned
while swimming in the Flint river
yesterday. Frick had just eaten
hearty meal and the river. at the
place where he drowned, Is full of ice
cold currents. II Is believed that he
was stricken with cramps.
During recent years a large num-
Der OF people have been drowned IN
the same spot
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
c. DALE DOWNING y. Nj.
AT ST. CHARLES

SAGINAW. Mich, June 27.-tSpe-
cit)-The first show OF federal pat
ronage in Saginaw county since the
new administration has developed
in c. Dale Downing being appointed
postmaster at St Charles 20 succeed
w G. Mertz. Republican. Mertz has
held the job since 1896.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
STRIKEBREAKERS DRIVEN
FROM JOBS BY JEERS

MUSHROOM, Mich, June e.
Strikebreakers who replaced the line
men who left the employ of the Grand
Rapids & Muskegon Power company
here. we're driven from their Jobs.
yesterday. by jeers and taunts hurled
at them by crowd of strikers and
their sympathizers. The only work
completed was that done in private
homes, and the repair of damages 70
the companys lines.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
LIFE SAVING STATION
DAMAGED BY BOLT

ALPENA. Mich. June 27.--tSpeciaD
Lightning struck and seriously dam
aged the boathouse at the life-saving
station, Middle Island, last night. The
wind blew Ga miles an hour, and more
than an inch OF rain fell here. DAM
age from the wind was slight.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
Friends Die al Same Hour.

ALPENA, Mich49 June 27.-Mrs. An
ma Johnson and Mrs. John Olson, both
aged SO years and lifelong friends.
died Wednesday at nearly the same
hour at their homes In Spruce. They
will be buried at double funeral Fri.
day afternoon. Both women were
born In Norway and came TO Alpena
county with their husband about rs
years ago They leave large families.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28

One citizen of Louisiana is so i'm
pressed with the need for medical In
spection in the schools that he has
furnished the salary of the health OF
ficer in his community.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28

Vor1o'e sugar crop for this
D o11mated q excess OF $1,000
~ - more than 1900, 900
r1cr than last year
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28

job Printing Don& Right. Times
pvfntfns Co.. IS John R-st.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05

one Of the coupons and mail or carry it
to the Ti,nes-Republican office to be
filed with the secretary. The club work.
ers will bring you the name or names
you desire and full information as re-
CARDS the people who need you. Take
as many as you will, as few as you will,
but send in your name by coupon or by
telephone to the secretary.
There are little folks without shoes
and warm clothing; old folks who need
a touch of kindness and Christmas.
This is your one good chance TO do the
very thing you have longed TO do when
you were merry of Christmas time.
Get in on Ground Floor.
The probabilities are that this ap-
peal Of the GOOD Fellows Club in Mar
shalltown will bring more good fell
lows" to the front than families that
need; so hurry 10 file your name. First
come will be first served, with the OPP
portunity to do a kindly deed and bring
double happiness, for those who help
are as happy in the doing as those 10
whom they bring the real spirit Of
Christmas.
Already there have been dozen Of as
surances from men able and willing to
do great deal. But let this be a gem
eraI movement. Get in line. Send in
your coupon tonight.