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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-14
foreign Powers Are
Sounded on Mexico

.(Conttnued from Page One.) V
cular exception to the ambassadors
remark that "if this statement really
eminated fro mthe British foreign
Office, it is at variance with tradi'
tons and the character which it main
tanned before the world for two cen
turies."
The case of the ambassador in point
Is the chief interest here tonight.
1t is pointed out that should the
British governments statement prove
authentic, the American government
will be in an embarrassing position
in maintaining an official who had
criticised a friendly nation.
The ambassador said the reported
statement was at'"pure subterfuge I'm.
worthy Of the British foreign Office"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-14
Bryan Sends Thanks.

Mexico City, Aug. 13.-Mr.
OShaughnessy, acting under in.
structions OF Secretary Of State Bry.
an, delivered a note to the foreign
office expressing the appreciation Of
the United States for the courtesiea
thus far shown to Mr.. Lind. These
eourtesies to date consist Of a call
upon President Wilson's personal rep
resentative BY the commander of the
garrison at Vera Cruz, and a large
DISPLAY Of police about sstha station
when he arrived in the capital Sun,
day night.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-14
London Papers P%epsimlstie.

London, Aug. 13.-The Morning
Post finds q parallel between the ait
Nation which preceded the Spanish-
American wal. and the, present Next
can; situation. II says If President
Wilson thinks with the. ,pacificists,
that good. words and. patience will
solve. the problem, he will drift into
the storm he wishes to avoid; but
that II he sees that nothing short Of
4 strong government III Mexico will
make the maintenance Of peace pos
sfble, he will decide either to hefriend
the party in Mexico that offers the
hest prospect Of efficiency. Or By
ready to intervene With such prompt.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-14

No other games in National league
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-21

Gas groiett bcs 3peigpianuft5
pom 9Molpsp apemle Eiaoltft iIber oic
Ripeaiifreu5un1 Der 6. S. uno Z.
9abu an Der Sauilton gIpenue. lit
geiiern pieoer in cine neue 9baie ge.
ireten. Serr goipea Grosleu, Ser
Sauptt1ntpfer illr ons 8roieti, bdtfe
iif IN Der aeltrigen Siellna aeS
Staotratbsfommittees fir Btittel mo
8sge eineeitelt. um si 6inIten DER
pom StaotrathsmItalieb Conner, pen
Der %. 8aro. an oorigen 2ienstag
einaereid)ten Groinans neldDe Gen
galI 5ieies 9iaoutts uorite)t. Su ipre.
den. Die CrSinan8 lit cine ponStn3t.
ampnlt gettmau entiuorfene gralinlt.
mar. Gr0in1ns pelfe lalt ben lciee.
Iid1en 9eItimmnngen uoriiebt. oaB Sic
IS. 8. uno Z. gabn uno bic Stnot iih
fiber Sas asroiett einiaen iolen. ano
onB bic gohn einen pIan mir Sen
giaouft. su 0eiiea Hautoiten lie 90
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-21
Wibtige Venernna.
in Der Seneriuebr iuerocn oemnGdDit
uoliesenbe SbtbeilnngcH" eins
geiIbrt.

Cine 0euerung Sic iid 3ueiietS.
nbue iehr gut 6erpdbren 0itrfte, miro
IN aacrndhiter 3eit pom SiHerbeit2s
oireftor Gai6 uno 5euerpebrdef
gunfer i'm 5eucrlpe6r.3 3eparteuent
eingeiiibrt rueroen. lSn 6teiem Iepdr,
tement iueroen ndnlIid) iogenantte
n5liegen6e gbthcilunqcn" eirgerId)tet
neroen, bercn gluf9abe cS ieiu Ioa,
bei Nusbruf) eineS iSeuers ben 3lr
granoitQtte geianoten 8elerlpehrlelt-
ten. gang beionocrs BEL oeln2IntoppelH
pon SdlGltdeu, Seranidafien pon2el.
tern II. I. 10. an Die Suno SIT gabcn
oamit Die 2oidmanniddftcn moglihit
idneQ in aftion trcten fonncu.
Sebr bdufig iii Bel 5euern Die ge.
obodtlrug aemadt poroelL oaB Die
oortbtn gcianotcH SprIsen MIR gum
5beil au5genutt mcroeu fountcu neil
es on Wannihaiten mangeltc, ncibc
Die notbige 3abl pom Shlduhen an-
foppelte. Iieiem llebeIitdno iuQ nun
in erlter 2inie abgebolieu meroeu unO
Si6erbeitsoireftor Gaih lit Der 2ln.
iiht. 0ab Die gtcuerlIng lid nament-
lih bel groBeren 6elleru pOrtrefTllh
beIpdhren miro.
Snsgeiamntt peroen iieben ioltler
.Siiegenoen abtbeilungen" ii6er Die
Staot pertbeilt Derben lmo Ddhraro
i'm Staotccntrum bieIe gtbtbetluugcn
MIR einen pon einem WeIoefaIrell
fommenoen Alarm entIpreteu, lper.
oen tie in Sen 8orItdoten alien 2llar.
men ,Solae leIiten.
0ieie Abtheilungen meroen IN Der
iolgenoen Sprisenbduieru itatiou;rt
iein: Sprisens&ompdgnie Ro. 4 an
ser Siebenten uno Spcamore Ctr.
Sprisenfonpagnie 9to. 40 Oil Der
Glum uno Court StraBe; Spriten'
fompoanie gto % an Der Safberrt
StraBe uno Waoiion Roao; Sprieen,
tonloaguie 9to. 10 an Ser BIne unn
Gburltou StraBe; Sprisentompaglit
90. 81 on Der Surriion Apeuue UNI
9eefmdn StrnBe; Sprtbentouprl,
9to. 46 in Spoe Rarf; SpribeItfOnr
sagrie go. 20 IN GumminsDIae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-21

6rfiRf Sr. sausis be3aslidj o:r
Rabruus fur Die Sduslinse.

4nldBlih hsr ce1enpGrtia bier berr,
itenoen Gisuot5, bat aeIteru os.
iidbtiIte @eIunotsitsbeamfe Or. Z.
s. eanois bic foIsenoe 3eitsemdB.
Wcrnune nit ge3us auf bic Grnab.
ruag bon SduglinseH init UeiIt srlaIs
ien:
~Menn tsin Gis su bd6en in, 70
ic[Iie .sin gerfua gsnrd6t perb.u,
esu 9inee aubmilh gu ss6en. Ii.
mil6 iuirS, tpenN lie niat auf gis
lisgt, fsbr bolb fir S6uslinss ungs.
Hisbbdr.
Wenn bas ainS perftopft 1T, loft,
es nit perbunntsr 6orIid's Rdlt.S
Dill sefiittert peroM uno i'm geasus
tbeiliaen 5als nit ebenfals peroanHz
isEi Neitle's Eiuoetmebl. Eft Der S,ss
funbheits3uitdno oes Einees normal,
10 iollte bic Rahruns aus perodnnsr
ionnerfirter Wila 6eitsben. GieIs
9otrunssmiitsl ioIten isbo6 nur oss
Erauht Derosn. iolanss isin gis gum
aiib!eu bon csrtifisirterRil1 beItafft
iEGstSsI taIia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-21

ocu 2timingebcrn 5nr Entideionng
uiterbreifet Deroen icile,
8iirgcrmciiter Siint nlnd)tc Sds
aoInIiittce aud dlf Die 3batiafe auf.
merriam, oob Cincinnati, obifon cs
ieinc eigcne llntpcriitdt beiite, 5feit.
srn fiir Die Staatsnniperiititen IN
Columbus nno In atbens sal)ien
lniiiie, mdbreno Der Staat gum Inter.
bolt Der bieiigen liniperiit1t aid
ilid)t einen Sent beiiteuert. ,,Tieies~
bentcrftr Der 8iirgcrmeiiter. lit mel.
ner aniift tlaH etite frdife ilitgercd.
tigfeit uHo Heines Grohteus ndfl
iollte Der Staotrdt1 BEL Der Staatsge.
ieBgebring oabiH 5priieaig merScn.
odb ms entueber bic Steuern filr oie
beibsn Studtsnniperiitdten eriaiien
irerocu obcr oab Der Staot aiid) lei.
ten ant1eil fiir Den llnterbalt Der
bteli1en linincriitdt be5oblt."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-21

bub Sbielbs feinen falIfen 3d6a I'M
Wtnnbe 6atte. 0iermtt fielen ndt!irli3
be 8effuIbiguugen Der 5arbiqen in
fh 3uTammen uno Sbieios ipuroe
chrenooQ freigeiprohen.
Sine Ihtpere aber qerehte Str1fe
EAiroe oem 3apib 8. 0operp, Der als
Getettip BEL Der s. &c 8. 8abn angss
it2qt 1T. 3uoittirt, 5operp ioa cine
onitdnbige Dame bur6 4euBeruneen
ithper beleicigt buben. 9ei ieiner
Yerbaftung puroe Elm idarF gelaees
ner Repolper an i6m geFunben.
6operp Iuhte bic 4n8elegsubeit as
DOlIig barmIos bin5uIteQen, bate oaz
nit aber tein Slid uno purDe rpeqe;l
8elsioigung 81 80 Sagen Qrbsitsbaus
uno pegen Der6otsuen Waffentraqea3
81 $40 Geloftrafe nebIt Soften Deru-s
tteilt.
9oli3stannaIt Gor fertigte geitern
cine 2tn3abl Saftbefebls qegen osrfftes
tsre @riefen aus, bic bsIhuloiqt limb,
bos QrbsitsgsieB perIeBt gu babsu.
9tupoIt 5or, bic 3etettios Qubbers
-uun 8ou, fopie einigs &ngeitente ttr
gcns protectioe 2lfociatioH inTpi3irs
ten DsrIfieoeRc ShubpuB 4uItaltea.
lie bort angeitelten anabeH purbsn
dusaefraQt uno Die 8edmten iteuteR
fsIt, bar bic .3uItdnbs in ben Sdube
eutanItalten Der 9riechen in 9etrefF
sSnne6olteus Der 4rbetts5sit tpieo3r
etenIo itIedt iino pie por 6 Wouas
ten, aIs berihieDene 8erurtbeilungeu
Der iibsrfubrten Qusbeuter erfolgten.
lie 9aftbefs6le Iino gegen o5pbn 5bos
mag, Central Qpenue uno 3. StraBe;
Sim Surrps. Bill Sdrrps unb W.
Mastletros, go. 430 Central 2lnenue
Lnb 9eorge Sufens, 5. nabe Race
Gtrabe, dusgeiteqt. @egsn Better
G6riItopbiI BON $40. 3 Sft 6. StraBe
rurbe auberoem nod bic 8ef6uIois
gnng erbobeu, &na6en uHter IA Sab>
rer anoeiteQt au baben. Yeter gpitps
ron SO. 703 9ine Strdbe lit beihuIs
tigt, Mttnoeridbriae ldnger als 6
Stunoen uno nad 6 llbr 4benos be-
iddTtiat gu baben. Gs purbs bel dhus
i;teH Geleeenbeiteu pon peritaeoeneH
9risteu, als fte bon Der 8erhaftunq
ilrsr 2anbsleute erfubren, Die Gattit
5sfcIgt. ibre Qnqeiteuten einfuh cine
3sttlung fort3uieHoeu. Su otefem
iyoQe nirb Die Poli5ei jebod Elm pat&
ianss 4uge auf ale grie6ifden
Stubpuber baben uno gesen oieIe
aeuts pirp ftreng poraeqangeu pers
osr, faas lie oeriuheu io[lten, ME por
IS Rouaten 5u banoeln Die 9efhuls
btatsn trurben am Rudmittag oerblf=
tct. iseod eeqsn 8urgfdaft auf
freiem 5ub betoIIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-21

gro5ent beiiteuern mus, ltnterbreiten
ioa.
9aS aonirlitte befhloB, bieie Grois
mans am GienItog abeno enptebieuo
ein3uberidten, legte ieood cine ebef.
falls bon Serrn Gonner fommen0e
Heiollltion sltriid, laut pelfcr 9elc.
gentlid) Der Spe3ialmobl ON 80. Suit
Die @enebnianHg Der Stimmgeber ju
elmer 8onbemiliion fir Gusmer5un9
BON acknowledgement nno Ban uon
8tabaften etngebolt tperoen ioate.
8ie Serr ged, benz aud Die iibrigcu
anipeienoen Witglieoer bes 4omntit.
tees beiitimnlten. bemerfte, piiroe
cine oerartigeHefolution iebr Deririibt
fem, Sa porerlt Der 8etrag ermittelt
peroen Ioate, Der iiir ben Siaouft6ali
benotbigt miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-21
0sburfen.

rSobn uno GIiiabetb Stunt 20t3
Mnhafpf StraBc, auabe.
militant mo Glbertu alie6er. S36
u Sihcrtn Ctr. audbe
8lcrgc un0 Bertha ?)olug, 1909
8ace 5troBe. anabe.
8eorg ltHo emma Sttrmer, 1603
@auerlp yIpe, Iedoten.
,Sree uno ,Slora DtIlIcr. 257 Gal.
houu ctr. Snabe
Sreo uuo frnHces Bad, 2s01
Wontana Moe, Raod,cn.
@mil uno emma aabright. sill
8arfielo 9lpe., anube.
Soarru unb anno SONG 237s Isil.
Ger 9Ipe.. Ytaodlen.
Goparo uuo Bette Ballard. III.
oian Siq, anabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-21
Mms benz poli5etgerid,t.
S1Co 6eIbitrafe fir RabruRgsmttt:ls
fGIiher. - Sin 0oppeIsdnger. -
9aftbeiebls gsgen griefiIde S6ubs
puser.


Ias 9eiuuobsitsdmt Iheint ptrt.
lid nit Ra6runssmittsl gerfdlTbsrn
aafrdumen gu pousn. GeItern battsn
fiGI bic hiefiesn 8srtreter Ger Hirmen
9. 9. Soptins unb q. u. 8iQiams
aus zolebo, O., por oem Dpliseirih=
ter 5u pertrstsn. 7ds 9e'uno6sitsz
ami beihuloiqte bic 5irmsn, baB lie IN
ben tes:en orei Sabreu elm grooutt
na5 Cincinnati pertauft 6dtten, eas
RE ge3si6nuns r@Fig" trdgt, a6er 10
oiiun in Der gieenIduft ols Ratz
rilnQsmitteI III, oab ss ben Romen
nitt Oeroisnt Die lirmeu Iino ieBt
beH,iibt, ben ibrsrieits duf ben Utdrft
ae6rahteu .Giiig" pieoer aufsutaufen
rHo NIT elmer befieren Sorte su oers
mfihen Rihtsr 5ride mar Der 0n.
iiti, cuB ourh ben 8srtduf bieIes
@Hies fsreits eiu grOBsrsr Sdao:n
aHaertcbiet puroe uno perurtbeilte cis
Jirmeu gu ie 800 9elo'trafe.
g9infielo SbteIos Don Jlp. 1910
gubo Strabe befist bier in Der Staot
Gugenfteinlit stnen 0oppeladnqer
uuc oieIe Sbatiate bate geitern fir
i'm auf Elm 5aar oerhduanibpoa uerz
beE toHnsn. SbieIos, Der nit feiaer
9attil ieit brei Sabren nsrmGblt 1T
unb in Der anseasbensn 9lorefie fpp6nt,
rrros ndmlih porgeItern auf bic unz
1eheusrlihe geihuloiguna bin perbaf.
ter, Der gbeedtte elmer sSar6igsn ga.
mems annd Rihdros pm go. 1904
Weit Siebsnte StraBe gu isin. DIE
afiiittar66s u bate i'm aaf Der StraBe ae=
IeRn uno ihn prompt oerbaften IaHeu,
neil Tie bebouptete, oab sr nit einsn
0eiben ioeniifh lei, Der Tie DOR mebz
rereH Sabren unter oem Aamen
gaiiiop geheiratbst. ieooh idn0oe i'm
Stirh selaHen bate.
RatiirlitE iteIte S6ielos bic ge.
ituIoigunseu Der 5drbieen oeItern
ir goli8sigeriht sbsnio enti6iseeH in
glbrere, pis bic 2lntIdgsrin lie erbob
ano es lab 5eitpeilis 3iemlih b0s fir
ibn aus, bis auf eiumaI bic 5arbiae
aHf oas aapitsl vbsionosre aennsei=
den" fam uno srtldrte. bab i6r our6s
aebsannterGaHibp faIife SABINE bate,
Die fie ibm pGbreno Der tur5en 1ausr
Ger gbe allmoraenblih puBeu muBtc.
R;:n betam Sbislos Sberpaifer, oenn
sr bebauptet, oaB feline SABINE edit
ieien. Das audi augsuiheinIin 0en
Sbotidhen sntfprad. lin iebo6 gang
iiGer 5u sehn, lieB Der goIiseirihter
eintn 3abnarst bolen. Der nah eins
gehsnoer lluteriuduns beItdtigts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-21
@Iadlid aba.Iauftn.

gei elmer ausfabrt, bic Charles
Utdper bon No. 1926 Wdbifon Hodo
unc 5rant Camping Don 1885 0.prtle
Nnenue geitern in einem Qutomobil
iinterndbmen. tolIioirten lie an Der
Bopoburn apenue uno WcWillan
StraBe NIT einem @a89on Der GroBs
tofpn StrobeHbabnltnis. Dur6 b.n
.3ufammenprall brad bag linte 8or=
berrdo Res 4utos uno purbe ebenfdIs
oas Sonnen'huBtah o6gerjF n.
8ds 8eittbul Der Gar fpuroe Elm ues
Mig beI6doigt. 8ltli6ertpeiie puroe
BET bem unfou yliemano perlebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-21
Sbeilen
gSia NnDttpr @aih6Hrn eic Spno.
ausgabe fir StraRcuoerbciicraug.

Staotauottor @nibburu DER re.
fonrtIit in ocr Icbten 3cit nit Dem
gerfcuf pon itdotiiden Bombs fein
redItes 8Iiif aebabt bat. mirh IN eeu
naflteu 3agen pieoer itdotiihe9oaAS
auf ocn Wturft 81 brinqcn pcriadlen.
Tn oieicm Sauc hanoelt cs Iia) nm
Strabenoerbciicrluqs 9onoS uuo scr
sIuoitpr miro, ncnn Der Stu0trata Scr
aeitriqen gHpiehllng icines aogI-
nrlttees iiir Ntittcl uno @cae aei.
itimntt. 0ie'c Gmiiiinn. Die Iif aitF
msacidmmt S364.0O belauit nid,
un0 nah alti Den 0tarft briuacit.
@orcrit mill or $155.00O su nerfau.
zen periuhcu lmo 5nar binucn @o.
deniriit $50. 600. rpdbreno er 500.
900 i'm tommcnocu Monat ubieeen
Diq.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-21
Die gtiusnsgeber
eelIem iibtr fesners g,eblnianneen
Fir oas acne ifabtifds 90.
pifai sHiideiben.

I'm 80. 5uli ipiro iiber cine Bond
asissnbc BON 100000 abeeiiimatt
tucroen miiiien. - Sp1ter ioacn
ipeItere $4O0, 900 beipilIigt iperocn.
Siaotratbsmitglieo JOpn Rela
BED itber bic glusgnben Der Stnot
fiir Soipitdler nno lIniDeriiidt. -
aRnpor Snnt m6dte bic bieiisen
Stei,ct3abIer bon Der Steuer fir
bic Staatsnniperiitdten beircit
iuifisH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-21
Gingerei9te ssftomemte.

6enrn Gorbes. SDbe Fart, permaft
Ieiner gntelin Gina gberfoie $1,000
nnb beftimmt, bab Der aeit bes 8trs
ni0aens in dft gleihe 56eile qetbeilt
perbe. 5isrpon foflen feline atnber
5enrD, 6drpep, 6ordee uno sSba Gors
be-, Delia Gteriole, CLARA Drafe unb
4lice groud) je einsR Ebeit erbalten,
p1breno Der adte 1beil gum 8eiten
Der bier ainber feines berftorbenen
Sobnes gbds. Goroes Dertpaltet tuerz
ben Ioa, Bis bas iiinsIte berIel6en q
Sabre oft Gep6rbeH III.
Wear Sc5mibt permudt fein 8ernos
gen an ieine Satin GIii. G6mibt.
Gissie 6ugbes perma4t ibr 8ermSz
gen an i6re brei griiber, lire S9pez
fer nnb ihre gtihte.
Daniels Euhn feet ieine Satin Ggs
billc aubn, seb. Giboner, aIs rniperz
FalerbtH uHb 1eftamentsnolIitre
Elm.
Ya9lab Sa6en.
Der perf0Hlihe Radldb Der aouiie
.. S9niot tetrdgi $4798.S,2 oeries
Ihise bts Sumuel 6. Roper $16,s
086.84.
sobn :. @iligdn 1T gea6tobpsrs
matter bon Georgs Slider; psrfonas
lien $3.50.
5ofparb 90. Rdglanb III Ra6labs
EDeripalter BON Warp 9urlep; qerfonas
lien $500.
5obn 20. allmon III Ga6labpers
|ipaltsr bon 5homas Wtaooen; perioa
n1lien $4,000.
Gli3dbstb Sdmi0t III 3eitomentss
|pollftrsderin pon Ulor 56mibt;
eJruHosieentbum $500.
8trf6isbsnes.
Die 5epitt 4bsnue 6. & 3. 60.
erlanats Elm llrthsil iiber $1969. 70 ees
gen 6. g. nno aatis Clements.
Carl 6dHfen Bat cine GommifIionss
sserOsrung iiber s13.770 gssen bic Co
lumbta 2ife JHiurances 60. etuses
tldgt.
In Der Glage oes 4nfpdIts $. x.
5ones gsgen Wm. U. 4Leranoer muir
ben benz Rldstr S4O0 dlg 0ergiitung
fir gslsiftet 4npoItsoisuits 3ugsiprps
htn.
sSn Gdten Rob. 9. DuRnine asatu
alics gapin u. u. puroe Elm Berbttt
obgegeben. bernsnfoI8e oas 1eftanrnt
Der CLARA &. Sdter fiir giltig srtIdrt
porben III.
Gbriitian 3. a<Tsl. 0a6labpers
natter bss aueuIt Esifsl, erldnate bic
GrIaubniB. bon Der Cincinnati Rdcing
Raiipan Co., bic sr fiir ben sepaftIaz
men goo aueuft's DndntDortli4 su
NADER iu6ts, $500 in erIeoiaung al
Ter 4nfpriife 3u nt3sptiren.
Sn Der $4,000 Rlags oes go. Q.
6<nberion ala Ra5labDerrpaItsr fir
ben gorisnmdsler Bm. =. Foeiter az
gen Die Ohio Trdtiion 60. tonnten ii6
be @eiADoreHen oss Rintsrs Soffs
mann auf teinsn Babriprud einigen
uno Der ydl, Der idon .inm2l reiuls
tdtlos Dsrlief. muB isst elm orittes
Dial our 9srbanolung tommen. Roe
fer fpuros bstaEntlid Dor etua brei
JlhreH gst0otst, als feiu 4uto an Der
T.. uHo main StraBs BON elmer Gar
Der Gbio Sractton 60. eetrofitn
nurbe.
Jn lem 5als oes 5drbigsn Grant
Garner, Der oss WOrbDer'u6s auf
Wanfreo gunop ansetlagt iteft, tonus
ten ii6 bic gsftporensH MID. siniqsn
uno e muB eesb1lb stn speiter gros
3sb itattfiHoeH.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-13
LOOKING HIM over.
Two Commissioners Keeping Tab ON
Judge Huron's Work.

A little over a week ago Commissioners
Tandv and Bone were appointed a COM
mittee to investigate the amour. of work
done by George A. Huron, police Judge.
Judge Huron had requested this investi-
CATION in a letter addressed to tine mayor
and members of the commission, protest.
ing egainst not being allowed the aid of a
clerk. Fot' five -nonths the Judge has had
the service Of a clerk. Just why this
clerks pay was cut of, does not appear
On the surface of things. Although no
ether judge in tie history of the city, with
the exception of one, has had any aid,
Judge Huron CO 1teuded that ne had more
work than he could attend to. and to sup
port this claim, invited an investigation.
Fut the investigators are not only look
ing into the amount of work done by the
judge. They are also investigating his
methods. They are finding out not only
how much. but also how well he does his
work Commissioners Tandy and Bone
lave attended several sessions of police
court e;s and are getting their information
pretty closely. and when they make their
report it will undoubtedly be interesting
reading.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-13
SHOT CITY MARSHAL.
AssaiIant Fired Shot at Caney Official
While Under Arrest.

Caney. Kan, Nov. IA posse pur-
suing three men concerned in the shoot
ing here early today of John McInroy.
city marshal, had found no clew up to
noon today.
McInroy was shot and killed by a
man he had arrested on charges of
disturbing the peace. While he was
leading his prisoner to the lookup the
man drew a revolver. Begging the man
not to shoot, the officer fell dead with
several bullets in his body. His as
sailant rushed to an automobile stand
ing nearby and occupied by two men
said to be wealthy residents of Bartles-
Vile, Ok. The three men then sped out
of the city.
McInroy was As years old. He had
been marshal here three years. He
is survived by a widow and three chill
dren.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-13
SWALLOWS FIRST FLleHT.


I think the great event, the first
Hight OF the young. is near at hand. +
80 to dinner. and when 1 return and
am about to enter the barn the mother
swallow sweeps down toward me and
calls. "Sleet, sleet." which 1 take to be-
her way Of saying. Scat, scat" and I
know something has happened. Look
Ing up to the roof see one of the
young perched upon 1t a few inches
from the lower edge.
He looks scared and i'll at ease.
cast a pebble above him and away he
goes into the free air, his parents
wheeling about him, and leading him
on In an evident state of Excitement.
How well he uses his wings on thar
first flight. swooping and soaring with
but little appearance of awkwardness
or hesitation! After a few moments
ne comes back to the barn roof and
lights ION the other side beyond my
sight. During the afternoon the other
three ventured sont at intervals and
f1ew about the. interior of the barn for
some time before venturing outside,
their parents flying with them and
cheering encouragfngly.-John Bur-
roughs, in Atlantic Monthly,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-13

F. Parnell. Topeka Carl A. Nordlund,
Topeka; Thomas E. Chandler, Ottawa;
Horace E. ToOthaker.s Ottawa; Vergil
w. Boyer. Topeka: John T. Lackey,
Oskaloosa; John w. Jackson. Onaga;
Charles L. Krause, Onaga; Henry w.
Smallwood, Topeka; John Shaw Daw-
son. Topeka: Frank B. Conwell. To-
peka; Charles S. Stillman. Morgan
vile; David c. Bergundthal, Topeka;
w. s. Bergundthal. Topeka; Joseph w.
Hicks, Topeka: Wilbur s. Galloway,
Topeka; Morris w. Nelson, Emporia;
Josiah T. Glenn, Wamego; Charles F.
Rice, Topeka; Harrison W. Rehkopf,
Topeka; James H. fallen. Meriden;
Willis Coates, Topeka: Il Alvin D.
Tindell, Burlingame; Herbert s. Put
ney. Topeka; William s. Fulton, To-
peka: Ralph w. Squires, Topeka; Louis
r. He'll. Topeka; Franklin A. Adams,
Maple Hill; Carl w. Lawson, Topeka;
Frederick ]. Wagner, Mcfarland;
George w. B. Beverly, Alma; Thomas
F. Martin, Meriden; Albert C. Bux.
Meriden; Henry G. Buechner, Topeka;
Sumner D. Tilbury. Topeka.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-13
FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN
Resolutions Regarding Contagious
Diseases and Attendance.

For the guidance Of school teachers and
parents, J. A. Ramsey. sanitary sergeant,
has called the attention of the school
board to the regulations bearing on con-
tagious diseases among school children.
The following resolutions adopted by the
board of health are quoted:
ut shall be unlawful for any child to
attend the public any other school OF
other public gathering within the time
hereinafter designated after the house
has been fumigated in which any Of the
contagious diseases designated in section
one of this ordinance may have existed:
Diphtheria, p days; smallpox or scarlet
fever, Is days; measles. days.
That those who are immune from prev
ious attacks from measles or chickenpox,
shall be admitted to school Immediately
after fumigation. and those who have just
recovered, together with those who ara
not immune and are susceptible to these
diseases shall be hereafter detained from
school for period OF eight days from
fumfgatiOn''
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-13

nan-eu and a suit has been filed to nut
the funds in the hands of the receiver
Loca. interest Is manifested in the case
owing to the fact that Charles Elder, for
many years prominent business man in
Iopeka, Is an officer of the Los Angeles
Investment company. He left this city
about Is years ago.
Inc suit against Elder and the other
directors alleges mismaDag ement and mis-
conduct in Office and fraud. 1t asks relief
from the fraud, and prays for a cancella-
clares the seven directors have fraudu-
lently. issued to themselves. for an ac-
counting OF the dividends claimed to have
accrued to the directors from said stock
and for the appointment OF a receiver
until new board. of directors can be