davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01
glutpmpbil NusItcllmmg
ScBter Sag filr SergnignHssaGars.
- Srud .9lusitelluug begiuut a6er-
m0rgcR.

Der geitri9e 3uq uno Qbeno in ser
4utomobil 4us'tsQung, BEN iid Der
pGinciRrtati 4utomobil Stub" ais BEN
Ietnigen ausgspdbIt bate, ubertraf,
mas bic 3abl Der 8eiuher anbetrifft,
Ieine Yorgdnger IN 10 bobem WsaBe,
oab bic Qeiter oes Iluternebmens per=
gnigt i6mun5eIteu uno bic lIeber3eu=
gung 9etpunnsn, bag oos Qlutomobtlz
SSntsreHe nit ieDem Sage mebr uno
meAr tpGAit. Utebr ais 3ipeibunoert
beg aIubs batten lid gu elmer Sous
perz9efeuf6aft in Dem hiibI6en Rez
ituurant 3uiammenoet6dn uno bort
bsrrifte bon 6 llhr Qb pGbreuo 5ipet
Stunoen Elm frohlides 5reiben. 3az
ruber puroe BON ben 8eiutern abr
Der etgentIihe 3tpsd bes &pmmens,
bic ausgeitsuten QutomobiIe gu bsIihz
tigen, ni6t oergeiieu uuo oa Die msta
ten oerieIben Der glidIi6en 3lafe
angeborten, bic ieIbit 2lutos beiissn,
bdttsn bic Yertdufer uno Oempnitraz
tsure ale 5dnne Dou su tbun, um bic
ngor3iigs ribrer" Cars i'm beftsH
2idte leudten gu Iai1en.
6erte 1T Der ShIuBtdg Der .8srt
gniiqung5cur QbtbeiIung" uno es
loith abermaI8 eiu risTiqer Qnoronq
BON 8efuheru erIpartet. fSur ben
Sflufdbeno iino beiourers bubIbe
4itrattionen gepIont unp DGbreno
besIelben tptrD Sobn Beber's 8apeue
fo.gennes Hiibfte qro9ramm our
3urtfiibrung bringsn:
Mcrit-Stdlien Son9s" 9aueaa
RerIen aus .1be 0uheB" Serbert
9ca Mle 3bat gou 2o0e U}e pan
Wol3er 49, .RoIe Queen" 8rubom
Selsction aus nGbe Merrp GOuHtsB"
.............. StruuB
Marif - Jrom W{aine to Oregon
(aus rSbe @IuBbIopers") Soufa
Cupsrture - Rorgen, Dlittag urb
9(ddt ......... Suppe
9or, Rop, Rop ..... MDnaco
Snterme33O aus oem Ballet .RaiIa"
MsloOisn aus Der graf BON Qursm.
burg" .., Sehar
.2rut" q ftelIung am
W( ontug.
llebermor9en piro Die auf bret 3age
bemeTsneQlusiteaung BON Quto@5ruts
uno tommersiellen Quto's Beginner
uno fih obne 3petfel audi etnes regeu
3uipruhs erfreuen, beionoers bQ Die
bettutenoIten 5abrtten nit ibreu gr.
8augnifIen pertreten Ieiu peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01

tcrung, Gle iette Die EtbcrtEitug uof turss
5eit tort. Uorauf fe tcuttduotq flrtrt tudE
Gad)6em 5err Tratt bic @irfuue bon Bersrna
anf fcHc Srau lrutrpcnrmmeu, uubm sr ielDt
bic DIeft5tu gcaeH Grtgbe @5cr erit, nanbeu
er fboH berificbeue an6ere mtftel nerfudst
bate, bic feline gei'crura hradjter gernHa
bat ion bann 06uiG furirt.
8err 6. g. Bowers 30 1851 Mgfnianrs ctr.
Icitbcr Goi., iagt Die Grippe babe iGu tebr
ge1udtt 5r rnfH gcrunn uno ftHg eIeica
an, nfeoCr 3u Srd'leu sIt fomiueu urn nmr0s
'dIieBlb turirt. Sctioem nebue tf tpeHu 10
mid ntdot roob futile cher mtt erfdItet bdbe,
8errro urb e5 rat md nrt niemaIs eits
tuuftt
Btr fpHHteu GSduc in cnblofer 9obI orfit5.
zen, lUn Geuic on ben Gad,fpebeu Der Grippe
getlteu BADEN. Stc iiuo kuuu ouf oiefss obcr
.enes DItttcl GefGGeu. SrtEteBlih purben te
neranIdbt. 8eruna Ga RetmerL Eds WefuItnt
mar lmrncr giiHitg.
28iirben bic Gcutc bic g9ubIibat Bon ger.rre
aIeemein tcriteten. ietr sauSbaIt niirbe obrs
taiicIbe feiTl. &cfcnoers rift pdbreub hes
g2cnatS D'dr3, tpsnn uimatii6e GeibeH TO balIs
fig fin6.
Trau GbarIcs 2Iu3bouab, n. & .. I. Sius
meu, SnolGnu. beren GiIo alt Der Gpire Stsbt,
fdreibt: ~EeruHu mat fir mif eine CSof1ess
pabe. Sd fGrH init brUcm Recbt faaen, ss bat
mt bas Eebeu 6erctict. oenn If tuar aaHs be.s
inter uuo tublte mict mCfcrnbeI ais tD rntf
Weruna anftng. Seet ttu i'd auf Sem neg
,l'r '9eneilne. Sd fGnH 2RHeu uidt EHua
buufpu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01
gSie ntan Sen i6le6ten lolgen
oes Wd3>@etters entqebt.

ounn lift Der geft oes 2abrcs berbatntbmabi5
leidt.
Sober SouSDatt fcuie init sscyunc berleben
fein. 9iltcu Sic mdbrcno beg l9interE an Der
@rirre mb baber SGre frhberc CSefllubbeit
NM ardfte uo1 ribt piebcr crIcrai, Damn
brntCn Gle f6cr Berund. Ecruna brlugt
oeH 9Ippctt 5uriid, gerund permcbri ole 8era
oainmQsiraft. Ecruun reguIirt Die Gtrgep3i1
bc. Eeruna ttGftiat Sic 9crbencerreu. sc
runa ocrrjdiet oues bicIes NIT odrcr.iocm Aer
iuIiut. HeiHe 5amiIie font, pdbreu0 bes DlOs
mats pldr8 obue BcrGnG fciu
Glc Grippe sSbmpirmc s4ts. 2uer't GrrdI.
iuHg, Die mf teine GIcSftcumG Surid8uiiiGren
III. SmciicHs rperocr eiEe sln5aff Gcte ga
Rieider 3eit bacon cr9riffen EriiteuS pers
oen banptfddItd serfs une gltbmirqsorGane
bcrfbrf. &ertens boffrabiQcs Sieber fur
mebrcre GAGE. Gilr'icn& ffltrmc gdAuirfmrs
prn. Eie GSenrurG iit Iuuqfam
Die Geute bater nit gerund als mlifteI gcs
gen Die Stripe quito Gr'abruHgen gemadt. gges
ntee. menu ibcIEaurt fueIttc, itne oirct 8eruna
ais @ripDcmebi8iu CuuGu'dt morheu.
9err 6. =. gcierfon epu Gr 1927 g. Sam.
tlion Soe,, @bicago, 2u. bate etncu fcbpsren
@ri9eeaniau. oct ibn icbr td,m0d5te. gr rabm
Ecruna mo ipnr in 5pet 3odeH iueoer no5l
HHo frdfttG. Tie 5cige III. onb er Qcrrma
fiets I'm 5nHfe ldlt.
9err SEQ 6 4rnit. &c. e2s 10 ctr, gg2os
ltre. 81. ftrei6t bsircffs feyer frau Gte
bate Die Gtigpc. Rnf rem gebraub bon
5mel 5Iai1en QeruHQ fiibltc iie grrBe grIetdDs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01
frau (Smilie 4rummler
9eidlc Der On Sitruu aue gefunoeneu
Trau iSeutiii5irt.

9ie unbefannte ,Srau, tueldDe, ME
berid)tet, am 9pnHeritag Rutwtittag
an Stdruu 4oeuue, nabe Dem 3rueig-
1oipital, pI0tlid ertieelt 3Iiammeu-
brad), lit acitern ais ole 90 Sabre aIte
rSrou gmtlie arllntuIIer. BON SorpeIt
Some Ilace, GbeniOt, ioertifisIrt
moroeu. Sie befauo iit auf oem &}e-
qe nah Dem 3lpeigboipItaI, nm ib-
rem als Eatlert IN Der gluitalt tUet-
len0cn Sobn g9m. arltmrller Bu be-
iuteu, ais iie bonn lobe eretLt tpliroe.
Ger giotte Der 0eritorbenen lit id)ou
ieit ldnqerer 3eit oa,rd, aranfbett an
ietn gett gebuuoen. lie &eite tpuroe
aeItern pom benz Sobne 8SiIt 9ri,ntal-
Ter, einem Rotienteu oes 9lDeigbo-
ipituls, un6 oem gHfeI Guttl gterrts
Ter, BON go. 1885 gonaparte 9l0e..
m Der Rorgue toentiii3irt. Der CO.
roner Or. Soertnteper itelIte felt, oab
7Srau arlutnIler etuen Ser5iGlase
er!eSen Dar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01
Yeriunal Notis.n.

Bon einem ihtperen ShidiaIsihld=
es lit gefteru gr Rthter Sarrp M.
6pffbeimer bstroffsn porbsu.
Surh ben unerbittliden 5ob lpuros
Tim geitern ietne greiie Mltter, Sraii
Sarab 5offbeimer, i'm bohsn
2llter BON 80 Sabren sntriTeu Die
Dabineefhienene bat es peritonoen,
fih burh ibre 6srssnsgute unb ibre
berporrosenoen gbarottsrsigeui 1aften
einen eroBeu 6reunoestreis gu erfper
ben, unb bic sramosbeugten 9inters
bliebenen oiirf.n bel Der ihpersn pris
fuuns pcn Der ik betroIfsa Durssn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01

grtenbreher Dentmol 800 betpiuigt,
3ur 5tlfe fir bic Qeibenben in 5an
5rancisco bel Gelegenbeit bes Grbbez
BINS $500 beigeiteuert Die gleihe
Summe our &inberung Der Rptb in
Cincinnati bel Der lleberfdpemmuno
i'm Sabre 1907, unD aLs Der 6agels
ihId9 10 beoeutenben Shaoen i'm
DeutIfsn altenbeim Qnaerihtet bate.
lpurben aud bort $500 beiqeiteuert;
| fur oas Pditoriu5 OentmdI, pelhe8
bon einem geborsnsn gincinnatier,
prof. Jueger, bergeitsqt peroen pirb,
gdben mir sinen geitrag Don $500; fir
oas 8eutifs 5kater 5000; fir bus
SdbHs s8entmal 800. getrGae in tleiz
neren SummeH fir DpbltbGtigteitss
anftaIteu.
I Weld berrIi6e beutIte Sadt, pel6e
3unoenoen oeutihen Worte BON ben
beiten beutitsu Rsonern bon bier unb
dusDdrts geduBert finb, Bel Der Mtez
moriaIfeier uno nod mebr pieIIsitt bel
benz jdbrli6en fsftIihen Sommers -
es 1T eine 5reuos, ii6 bdran 3u erins
nern, uno ih tperoe tie pi.qeidt BEL sis
ner ipGtepen 8eI.genbsit in Sbr @es
od4tnib 5uritrufsn.
Uaeine 5erren 0eIegaten. gs tdnn
ia niht f6doen, rpenn unier oeutf6es
GeptiTsn eiumal tii6tig anserempelt
lutro unb mir 0eutT6 4mer.taner
einnal einen Qsborigen, gut eeueintsn
lpenn aud nur febr tbsiIrpeiIe peroisus
ten Rippsuitob srbaIteu - nur biirfen
mir uns buour1 Hi6t perbIiiffen IaIz
Zen unb oenten, es pdre DirtIit5 70
ftIimm, unb DieQetht gang entmutbigt
Die JIinte ins Gprn tperfen.
Riht nit oenIsIben ftartsn Worten,
o6er bod dbulihen 9eoauten bat Ri6z
Ter StalIo Ihon DOR baIo 60 Sobren
Iih uusgebritt uHb mir iinb immer
nod bier, uno mebr aIs bds: 9as
Deutihthum Gincinnatis ftebt beute in
jeosr 6iniitt, gsIeQfhaftIih, finunz
3isu, intelIettueQ eirfIuBreiher, adj
tunggebistenosr, auf elmer b0berenStu=
fe, als je supor.
Sn sinem alien 3eugbaufe in 8enes
big itano bic Wlobnung: 0LutIic6 bic
Staot. bic in Trieoens5eit an oenRrieq
oerst, uno besbalb lit ia sine iplhe
aufriittelung ritt Su unterIdGben.
mir Iebeu ia bier aud in pouem SSrtez
ben. Sollte es absr sinmol qeTheben,
odB unfer 8sutIhtbum, uniere Spruz
DE, Sittsn, Qebsnsdrt uno oyoeaIe in
5rage geitsllt ooer dnesqrifFen tperoeu,
oann pIrbeu mir ole sinig uno bereit
fein. unfsre gsiitieen unb iittIihen 9iiz
ter 81 fhiiben unb gu peytbeibigen, unb
bic 0eutfter Sags8sielitdft puroe
uidt i'm 5tntertreffsn, TOnbsrn in ben
porberften Reiben Der @ertRioiger au
fiHoen iein.
glQsemsinsr geifaQ folate ben
Norter beg Rebners unb na6nm Die
8Cllammlung bemislben ibren offisieIz
len Sdnt abseitattet bate, purbe bos
Qnecnten bes in Der Rebe ertpdbnten
friiberen oeuti6en giirgermeiTters
Gbas. Sacob IT,. Der porgeitern aus
oem oeben gsihieben iIt, baburb ees
s5rt. baB Die GntpeIenben fia bon
ibrsu SiBen erbobsn.
Qpr Der 9ertasuns purbe nod be-
Idiofsn, ben iibIihen Sabres 9oms
msts aud oi.ies Sobr pisbsr unb
3trur Gnoe apriI absuboIten unb bic
@Urtersitungen oa5u benz 9prItano gu
lberl1Hen.
Die ndafte DeIegateniisuns finbst
ar 5reitag Gbeno. ben %. WaGr3 b.
-, g. itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01

2er m9dr4 II Der iritifte 93onat BEG gan3en
3abres Es 1T Der WicHut Der i6Icbten G5e.
funobeit unb Stiirmc Ter Ts6ruar nit Ieincn
LRo ieinca faIien 8cacu
oie ben grnen fir sfrnufbctt rno aeiben redts
ano lHi5 cuseciirent babCu. ift porii6gr Ger
Wldr6 iit Der Morai ers ungep59nIttcu 8et
,cro sIsid6e;tis ser 2Ronot bcr bic SOIgeu
Ger 5stuarsiibrunaeH errst gser hber sen
Gonat gqdrs nur einiacrmaBen biuausfommi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01

Der innigiten gbetInabme perfitert
fsin. Die 8eiieBung Der iterbIi6en
SuQe Der Gntialafensu ftnbet am
Sonntag gadmtttag I'M baIb brsi
l6r BON Der &apeqe bes 9ereinieten
Juotifen SSrisobOfes altf BaIuut
Siq saus fatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-01
~SpSS - >sspsSIsEa 4
!. Vie man an aIeiid, se,sinni. I

Cine eiriahe, ates fichefe gseife, nm bas
WtWhfi ~ ttttben nirt ben hevIossoeaen
nnnlbelaHfieH Mcf5ieH cnipfebIeH Hi,A gtpar
tth mat fenfim0big u,eErers Atndir lnrQ cinf
seer stpri gfatr ftgr .sirfaHs 1G6lef,en
ra1 ffeer 1labsd' eiHHebnen Tieic fleipcH
1a9iftifn baber tegt eHilfiehcHcn Ndysiia Ste
tefpsu Mno mttffH qinsifrrer ~ cermebren
tet ssrrhaiiuHa 6H lesffa i:nf Dfr Mf'imilirind
EHp HusigetcH.p eef @ierIerie In hcr Iahs
ruHa, ipflhe Niut nnf feIie 3euen maflrn 1it
tno IN tfistEeiftr Rndffen bon aerncu iiHb
~ eeH befIettH sirritffen 81 cfianaen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-01
HOUSE ACCEPTS THE
TARIFF COMPROMISE
PASSED THE BILL AND SENT 1T
BACK TO THE
SENATE.
FIGHT ON The COTTON TAX
House Added the Smith-LccVcr Plan
as an Amendment to the
Entire Bill.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3O.-The
Democratic tariff revision bill left the
house tonight on what the party lead
,rs hoped would be its last journey
| tn The senate. After many hours Of
/ debate the house adopted the main
conference agreement on the bill, 2ji
| to 1903, almost strict party vote and
| By this action gave its endorsement
| to everything in the measure except
the cotton futures tax.
! At the end Of bitter bu' short
| fight that followed the adoption Of
the report. Representative Underwood
the democratic leader succeeded In
carrying through The Smith-Lcvcr
cotton futures tax amendment by 4
vote Of III 10 16l Democrats and
republicans alike voted on This with
out regard 20 party and a large por-
ton of the democratic membership
rom southern states Joined In the
vigorous demand that the whole sub
sion II congress
The cotton futures tax now rests
entirely with the senate. The house
conferred in the Clarke amendment
put into the tariff bill but the SENATE.
but added the Sml'h-Levcr- ndcr.
wood plan as an amendment.
Unless the senate viii accept this
.hangc which has ne endorsement
~ the president. tho whole cotton fu-
lures plan again will have 90 be CON
sidsrod .n the Joint conference COM
ui'trc and again reported to both
houses for action The conference re-
port will he called up 90 'he senate
carly tomorrow. unless thore are un-
looked for developments Senator
Reed. Of Missouri. insisted that unless
certain changes were made In rates
fixed by the difference committee. he
might vote against ne report and the
tariff bin on IFS senate passage
The history Of the compromise
amendment became matter u rec
ord before the day ended. Represen-
tatiyo Underwood said President vii |
con had given 1t 90 him. Representa-
tive Lever said the plan was introduc-
Cd repeatedly In the 'enate by Senator
Ellison D. Smith. u South Carolina.
that he had asked the agricultural de-
Dartment 10 put the matter into shape
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-01
TERROR RE.GNS ON
THE Mexican hNE
VICTORIOUS EEDERALS PU ii
REBELS BACK CLEAR TO
THE BORDER.
HUNDREDS cross The Line
ultimatum Against Destruction of
American Property DIsregarded
BY Rebel Leaders.

PIEDRAS NEGRAS. Mex, Sept. 80
Terror has gripped this city, the
provisional capital of the constitu-
tiOnallsts, with the victorious north
ward march Of the federals. and the
arrival Of hundreds of refugees from
the surrounding devastated country.
A steady stream Of people pouring
across the international bridge this
afternoon, many carrying on their
backs what they had been able to
bring with them when they fled from
their homes. Many Americans were
among them, following two warnings
to proceed to the American side.
Failing to obtain assurances that
the property Of foreigners will not be
molested after formal protests Of the
United States department of state
were lodged with the constitutional
lists chiefs through Consul Blocker,
II is understood that an ultimatum
will follow the first attempt to inter
fere with foreign property.
Major Caldwell. Of the fourteenth
cavalry, has ordered re-inforcements
from Eagle Pass.
Seventy-three Americans crossed
the International bridge this after
noon w W. Vaughn, well known
engineer and Afford Williams, drug
gst, were peremptorily ordered to va
cate their homes with their families
on constitutionalist notification that
the property would be destroyed des-
pite any protest to the American gov
ernment on the ground that it was
owned by federal sympathizers.
Many Mexican refugees, and a large
number Of japanese were refused ad-
mission to the United States. II was
said that the MexIcans were likely to
become public charges, and that the
Japanese had not made proper APP
plicatiOns. An appeal to Washing
ton for exception In the latter case
will allege that Japanese are in dang
er of death from the federals for
having aided the constitutionallsts
II is reported that many prisoners
confined in Jail on sedition charges
have been shot. among them Felipe
Sanchez, wanted In Carrizo Springs,
Tar an a memhar of tha sfuIQalera
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-01
EXPECT 40 SERIOUS TROUBLE
No official Word From the Border
Towns.

WASHINGTON. Sept 30-Officials
Of the state and war departments to-
night had received only moagre re-
ports of the developments at Piedras
Ncgras and It was said that no new
orders had been sent either TO con-
sular or army officers At both de-
partments conference was expressed
that there would Doe no serious trouble,
oven II the American soldiers found It
necessary 10 guard the international
bridge or 20 deal with refugees from
the constitutionalist army
Brigd. General Bliss. commanding
the border forces. Is using his own
discretion I'm dealing with the situa-
tion and the troops sent to Eagle Pass
Texas 10 reinforce ne little garrison
there moved without orders from
Washington.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-01
GOOD ROADS ENTHUSIASTS HEARD
GOSPEL PREACHED By HARVEY
BURIED MINER TALKS
TO RESCUI"G1 PARTY
HAS BEEN INTC I'D IN NINE
SINCEI DAY,
Rescue Party win lhAbly Reach the
lntumbvd y in Another
IWcl' luurS.

CE<Vp s.,t qo A
darkness rl, tooIgbt m ,,.' r,rtI.
Mental ro...,. ,l fn.. r.I..t rn.l
.umuany .r... Eo.... .., ..noI..., ,r,.h..
sIt. who n.s nn.n ..rr.r,l..l i'm D,.
IuauI.urn vain sIu.. I.., r,tI.,,
uurr.ur ,... hoard .,r.,,.b , t,,I,,
uf. feet ..u, which had L..n I'm
sorted u Y n.I. l,r.I Inn , o,u -
... from nm YI..Ir.,,, nr.,st IL.
.rola uu|,. J..t.n.,Iy bis f.rt I'm
l.,Ir. l..u.. ....,u,. nIs. f,,nny
"r.J rp.r,. .r..t f., .,..,,.,. ,,,., ,,,,...,, %
ho. ..l.I. .9s ann IN f5.r, gnnI ,,n.
Iu..r su.. ,..t ...,.r,. I'M, -
mill, and .,.biru,.l ,y,s ,..I ,,,,,..h
sfrnur.r and r',rn. r.nt,rt baa n
Inn, .I.op ..rt.r ..tIsf,ing ma, I'm,
.,r and rl.r.t and f..l .,r,,j, MAJ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-01
GET YOUR DOLLAR READY.

1t appears that The World yes
terday morning made an error in
its appeal for all poaple to get
their dollars ready for the badges
for the Dry Farming congress
on the score that the money was
going 10 tho fund foI the deten-
ton home for children. The
World has received satisfactory
assurances that th9 proceeds
from the sale Of the badges will
be divided between the detention
home fund and the Dry Farming
congress, the detenLiD! home to
get rs per cent aui the Dry
Farming congress IS per cent.
The World cheerfullY makes this
statement, 20 that nobody VIII
give a dollar for the badges with
the idea that the entire p:pcreds
from the sale Will - to The IS
tihlishment OF a detention hume.
E't II is a joint cIGse that Is To-
be served, both wl,i' N tho
very Mghcst degree You'll never
miss the dollar.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-01

NEW YORK. Sept 30 knock
0ut' Brown. tho c1gt side lightweight
made his first appearance In a local
ring since his return from the Pacific
Coast and had the better of Danny
Ridge in % lo-rouud bout tonight
Ridge di1 superior work In the first
thrre rounds Brown went to the
floor from hard right 10 the Jaw
in TIE first round but was mp immp-
dlltrly After the third round
Browns experience told and he out
fought Ridge in the next six rounds
Tho tenth was oven. both men trying
hard for "a knockout Both weighed
In the neighborh1od II 1856 pounds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-01

Hardware store, Twice Robbed Loses
Nothing But Guns.

BARTLESNILLE, Sept 30 Spe-
cial.J For the second time within a
was burglarizcd last night and nothing
but rovolvors were stolen. 4 few
nights ago the store was entered and
five guns were missed. The next
morning suspect was arrested. but
while he was safe in Jail the place was
again broken into last night and this
time eleven pistols constituted the
haul of the thieves. A large sum "
money IN the cash register was en-
tircly passed up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-01

HOUSTON, Texas. Sept 3O.-A de-
crease Of 1OO,lOO,OOO feet in the pro-
duction Of yellow pine lumber
through the recent heavy rains which
have interfered with Texas and Lou
islana mills to a greater exent than
ever before known. is estimated iu
reports 10 a number OF lumber firms
with headquarters here. Further
losses are expected. one entire chain
Of twelve mills is reported closed Be
sides the loss in production. much
damage has been done to plants. log
booms and tram roads.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-01
Eagle Pass Crowded.

EAGLE PASS, Tex, Sept. 30
Nearly 1000 people were unable to
obtain lodging IN Eagle Pass tonight
and it was necessary to open public
buildings and obtain empty box cars
to afford them shelter Hundreds Of
refugees from Piedras Negras and
contiguous territory crossed 10 the
American side from Mexico today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-01

band charged with the murder II a
deputy.
Rumors of international dlssatis-
faction were reflected in the an
nouncement that on demand of the
army Gabriel Calzada. acting COVER
nor Of Coahuila, had been succeed
ed by Lieutenant Colonel Herrera.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-01
mrs. REUTERS FATE RESTS WITH
HER Attorneys AND THE JURY
.BARBARY COAST DIES
WITH A FINAL REVEL
THOUSANDS WITNESSED CLOS
ING OF FAMOUS RESORT.
Nearly Thousand Women and Girls
VIII BE Forced to Find Other
Employment.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. 30
The Rarbary coast Of San Francisco,
known To tourists the world over,
celebrated its nnal passing tonight
with a reycl that packed It's resorts
10 sufocation and thronged It's
streets with thousands of !ookors-on.
Promptly at midnight the police COM
missions ruling. prevented the fur
ther sale Of liquor by women went
into effect and in last effort to
proloug the might life" which made
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-01

for the tariff bill. and that Postmaster
General Burlcson had perfected the
and given it TO the pres-
dent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-01

COLUMBUS. o.. Sept 30.-The
Cincinnati Nationals defeated the Co
lu,nbus American Association team
today 70 0. The visitors made four
double plays. which had much Go do
with keeping the home club from
winning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-01

the witness stand. Both children
rushed to their mother, embraced her
and exchanged kisses.
Mrs. Reuter- began testifyng at
$3.50 o'clock this morning. Save for
the noon recess she remained on the
stand until $3.50 o'clock p. IN.
Just as Mrs. Reuter- was excused
from further testifying and she left
the witness chair, in tears, baby, In
the arms of its mother an interested
listener to the proceedings, began
crying and bailiffs had to remove
both the child and mother from the
room before the trial could proceed.
Scores of apparently affected and
love-lorp young girls of from IA to Is
years OF age were in the court room
today, and their countenances would
change like a barometer as the testl-
mony favored or was against the de-
fendant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Stover could not
be located at Drumright okla, under
instructions of the court, and the evil
dence the two friends and neighbors
Of Mrs. Reuter- gave at the former
trial, was read by Attorney j. r.
Charlton Of the defense. Their testi-
mony had little bearing on the case.