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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-28
CONTRACTOR


p. D. COELL
General Contractor and Builder
Modern Homes. Office and Store
Buildings
Prices Reasonable.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Repair Work q Spec alty
Plans Furnished With All Work
Blk 438 Ocala. Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-28

Ex-Governor Frank $. Black IS dead
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-02-14

Sp einem 3immer bes Grace
Sotel in ct. 2ouiS eritifte Der 8nIt
Soi. zimmerman, BON Soloen, IN
iSolae alnsitromenSen 8aies.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-02-14
Die Mcnihbeit iua fail uerbcn.

Soils es moglid, mare, llad) finn
bamrbert SSabrelt pieber Die an,ger
altisiumaden, miirbe 10 Mandyes Gin
Ell iiberroid)ell, am meiiten piclleidt
boB ole &oblfopfigfeit aQBemeilt &c
rprhen tparc. Or. @els, EN-
Spe3iaIiit fiir 8ebirnfmnfbeiten
Iteat ba8 G~rognpItifon, DAT nnd
iiinf Gentemien Mdnner mie Srait-
Ell nidt ein ~eiMSiges Saar alrf Dem
Gopf meGr l)aben merben. Gr er.
fart ioqor, Dob Die &ablfGpfigteit
f~aTbipnabel icin miro.
Die ltrId)e Der allgemeiuer &o6l-
f6pfigfeit miro in Der iibergrobetl
6eiitesfbdtigfeit Der Imerifaner
liegen. Sd,on iett maridirer, mos
Die Statiitif iiber &ahlfopfigfeit an-
betrifft, Die Imerifa1er NIT sen
8~rmuBolen at Der Spite. Or. 8eqs
mieoerbolt bie feiresapeas reile 9e"
bauptintqy bob oas 8orbmnoeltient
ciner @late ein llttriiglider 9etueiS
BON @eiit lit. 8as ole Mtimper orl-
betrifft, ipenoert oieielben idon in
6rei Sobrbanbberten g6n5lidl fabl
lem, Den Srairen lit cine tpeitere SirIt
BON 3ipei SSdbrbuiioerten gegeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-02-14

Satte tie perseTeti. rSd babe
meinc &nanfbeit perseiierL" ifynibt
Sra,t 8iftorin &eoelef, 311 CHARLES
ct. in Solbap. %. g., fiir5lid, in
einem Brief ,0enn id bin iebt ge.
ilurb mie Elm Slid inn @aifer. 8db-
reno Sfpolf Sabren lit ih on aopf.
~idNner3en, Stid,en in Der 8ritit.
Sdiittelfroft. II. |. no., ODER burdj
oen @ebrmtb Don Sorni's Mpmt
fr1ilter mlirbe meme @eiunobeit pie
Der bergeiteat. SD fam nift @orte
geinla finbein. itn meinem 9anf fiji
oieie portreftlihe Weoi5en ails5rt
oriiden."
Gs lit getptB cine berrIife .Sa6e,
imitnnoe 5l lem, ieine aranfbeit gu
pen9efien mo in Dem gIiifliden 9e'
mipBtiein, geiu1lb 81 iein, 5ll leben
'Sorni's IlpenfrGiiter bat Dies II
5tpnierben bon SaIlen mGeli6 &c.
mod}t, ipo mani feline 3uflltd)t 5u Die
iem lpertpollen &r1uter-Seilmitte
nGban. @r Mt llidt in Mpptbefen 81
5aben. gr miro bitrb 9ofel. ggenter
geliefert, ODER brett pom 2oboro.
forum Der Seriteller, Or. 8etel
6abripep & Sons 60, 1926 60
Sopne Ipe., Gbioa9o, Sa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-02-14
@orriipn.

+. S. Same Ieet iett aus ser
Sailp's Greet eilrcir Gisporrot6 Elm.
Srau &n. HieoerhsGlmann bat Iid,
icbt bon ibrer arunfbeit fnit bon.
itGnciq erbolt.
3as reite Sotel, I'M @ebdn6e Der
&id}lanb @anf, miro am Samstng
(morgen) eroffnet peroen.
Srau 2ouis 9oeger befinbet iif
oieie ISOLDE, beiud)spefie, in Berger.
SRI. Gillian 9edlenberg, bon
@bnmois, tpeilt gegenapdrtig bier
aiuf geinf.
SRI. emma BON 2anpi begab lid,
am porigen 9ienstog nod @aIbing-
ton, Inn einen Sptifer 5u fot6ultie-
rem.
@m. Geters uro s. 6. Sfpnib
bagaben iih letten Sonntaa mad,
@aibington.
Ben. @rannemann madte borige
@ofe einen fitr5en Ibiteder nof
ct. 2oitis.
Geo. Srefr1unn fam art pergdn.
gertep Sonntag bon 8osconn6e Der.
alrf, 3lin 9eiald, feiner In9eborigen.
2oliis 8%errifen erri6tet gegef,-
mdrtig elm teltes @efIiigelboils ouf
Stod'S gigentbnm.
@eorg @aIfer nerinnbte all pori-
gep D~onnerstog, BON bier niis, eine
G~arlooitng aornfoIben, fir 8ieifen.
Seiie gober, bon @cGrebie, per-
Iebte. ben Ietten Sontrtug bier bel
icincr SotniIie.
Ser MasfcnbaIl, pclfer am Der.
galpgcnen 6reitag in @osconaoe
ltattiairb, mar mldp bon bier aus
gut beiuht.
-abonnirt oiif Dos Sermanne'
Go[fsblatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-02-14

miro, bergibt gar bolo ore 8ered,.
luntg, NIT ieinern @elpBeren girfidbea
5u erregett. 3ltnneiit berfaat en- 10.
gor IN Sos @egentbeil, feline lin.
9ebatrg NIT poaiger @IeidYiiItigteii
81 bebnntoeln, neil i'm EN- @e6ort-
te beberrd)t; Der utr Die eigene
Gapal. @S beriibren iid) chen itets
Die Grtpeme: llebermaab itp6 SHE.
bergcfhlcaertbeit, SoffmtuDsfreaIobg
felt ntto Ilttblofigfeit. slaif Dem
Wittel.ncGc gebt MON aber am Sif,-
eritert. Ger iidJ itttpo6 fiibIt, bel.
fe Dem &0rPer. 9ie Siilfe beitebt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-02-14

6orin, Dem &orper reipes, reirpes
glait an SteIle Der bergiftetat Sdf.
be, ole ibn loatgiam ~dbto6terL ait per-
id1uffen. 9as Mitted eitter &eini.
gllng 0eS &orpers. Ger @~nunobeoipg
lltig aIler @eiiutbbeit, bietem hie ct.
8eulor9 arditterpiIIear; ,Hii 5tpnr
fir S~eoarnaaiit, % iie in M~potbefen
aat baben iitpo. limo iper file gebpaltdt
fptuo mtd baD6 tpte6er 5l reller 2e-
beatsfpaft iipo SoFamrg qelameert;
5u fpeiier Sdyopbeit anta @efunobeit.
oetn ffllieBli9 lit iebes @eiirroe
aisdl fdyotr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-02-14
aanaI . 0ihrift CIR. / BON hermann

@dbrelr6 Der Iauie melfe sur
3eit, infolee Ger nngiinitigen @it-
terirlg, in ben Irbeiten aill @aiier-
tperf ltnb art SnuptfGnaI eingetre.
ten it, tpnren nniere StootbGter I'M
10 emiiser INIT Der enogiltigen ur6
moelidft 5ufriebeniteGenben 2oiiing
Ger Nebenfaipal . Snage beidGf.
tigt. Bur grreidpirtg bieies 3meds
bat Der Stobtratb in lesterer 3eit
mdDrere Grtra : Situngen abgebaI-
ten in beiren beridiebene @orlagett
ilno BlGne 5ur moglifit praftiifen
lnih alien Inforberlngen entipreden.
ben @itsfitbriulg bieies &annlsSh-
items, inter 2eitlrsg bes iaffunbi-
aelr Srserieiirs, Serrn Woprbmrie,
iotpie audi BEG Gtaotamtpalts, 2ib~
ter &obt. @oIfer, IN 8etreff Der ge.
iebliden 8eitimmlIrraen, in einge.
benoer @eiie eepriift utb Ser ge.
ratf1trg nttter5oaen p1trben.
altberbem bnben Wapor 8alfer
limo ole Mitalieber BEG Stnbtratbs
nos aarse Serritoriim 6es &anaI.
Oiitrifts gu tpieberhoIten maIen iinh
in alien ieinen TheiIen perionIit
behtht itnb in Iitaerfhein eenom-
men, lmn fid i'm alle1t S1uen bon
Den ortliden gerbdItrriiien lur6 ltm-
itdttben ar iiberselreen, tburd beren
aerntnib es aIeir m6glif mar IN
'bidler Sahe bns mogIidit bette 8e-
ii1ltnt 5u eraieIen.
Ole proftiffe ausFiibrung bieies
&o1torsS bftems mar Fir BEN Stobt.
rutb cine 5iernIih harte @i1B sitn1
&ruder, ho1iptidd,lid infoIee Ser,
fir cine aaraIanlage, llrgiiHitiqen
gobertperbdltniiie Sersnarns, neld,
in ben @rensen hes 8anaL 9itrifts
teiorp6ers sur @eltung fotmnen.
0ie miibe un6 bie Mrbeit '6eren
iih Der Stcotroth ~nttersoaen bat,
fiibrte iebof enbli6 gum eriebnten
2iel. SIN Scr bertoaten @euimnn-
Iltrg, irelfe am letten @ontae
9benb itottfanh utnb ipeId,e Bis 51l
ipGter SturHe tp5hrte, tpltnSe Ser
e1tbgiltiae Glan CUR Mllsfiibrltng
res &analipite1ns I'M 9iitrift Ir. i.
rodmnls eingeheipH gepriift unb
nlsbunm bonn Stobtratb ongenom.
nlett.
9ei alien g~erotH1lnqcn in i6icier
Mr9cleqenbeit arar es itets bns
@altptsiel, penn iraer6 mGgIid.
'6nmntIif,pn @rlrrbbeiitern 6es 81
ltrifts hia qroBen @ortbeile hes
@nralipiters 5r peNdoffen. 2eibcr
mar 6ieS in nenigelt, pereiBeltetr
'SdGen nidt bireft mGqIih, obne he
beutenbe Grtro.GnIten cit ~berurin.
dfsn; iebod nldl in 0icien meniaerr
Ndler fonnen bie betrcffenbclr
@rrnbbeiiter, oltf eigete Redmlinq,
InifIitB an sen nGdyItcn Tebmfn.
fNnl erlorqerh nnb hos altd obne
iehr nroBe Softer.
Sltoeln Der Std0trath terter bon
Ser 9lniidlt airsQina. boB Mncs mas
n0thigcrauciie qeidebet muB lrro oe.
idlG1en ioQ urb bober ser Iitsfiibr.
ina fperib lit. Dor Illem aitf mog-
lidNt grt inno 6alterhoft nirsoefiibrt
merbelt iplte, fpltrbe bel Sen @erotl.
ultgcn in 6ieier Sode in eritcr oi-
ME oie 8mierhoitiqfeit ltnb bie
2eiltlntgaiGbi1feit hieies aaralip.
items nj @drodIt ac8ooen unb emf
In lester 2inie Der aodtenpl,nft. Sn
folge beiier ireuben lid, bie Sc
ialrmntfpiten fiir bas Spltem Ser
96eeenfairlle oit6 notwithstanding eff
iuas 6obar belnltfen, afs pie sllerIt
peronid?logt mtrbe, mas aber mcbr
oils pie pollitalpoig o~itsgegliden mirb
talrd) oas e~r8ielte &einltot IN Sc.
italt ron 2eiitnngsf1bigfeit unh
Gcilerbditigfeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-02-14
sd6nbeit 1T @einnS6eit.

MIs Maounte Reoanlier 6iefe BE.
ba,lpting oipfitellte meinte fie on.
init, Dab fir tie, tpie fiir 10 piele
Metfdcn, nidt ole @eipnobeit Dem
2ebai ieinen @ertb perlefbt, iof-
bern ole Sd6nbeit. NatiirIi6 miro
eiite 0erortige 8ebailptlmpg aber
mir oapS Dem Mriroe eitles Meftfden
fonurpcil, Der 90 nift meiB, mas ei-
aentlidJ &rmtfbeit lit. @er BON ei.
rten eudtliden 2eioen beimgeiudt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-02-14
5in-Mti1nurt
INN
>Anrn-Arkanfaa
9ienStag,
ben 18ten Tebrnar,
sdlitBt eud nnierer Ct
fnriion am.

@ebt nod 5iiooit@iiNouri ooer
Noro-Mrtanias. Snrft cine Saul
umo tper6et in ein paar Sabren reid.
Sd0nes &oIalapo fir $40 per older.
a~a,ltipirtes 2a,ab fir 500 biz $50
per Gder. 3iebt &orn, Safer, 8ei-
gen, 8ai,mmoIIe, @lfdlfa, &lee-tbat'
fddglid Mnes mas ibr polt. 8ein
larger, talter 8inter ourdBumoden
ibr fomt bas gatlae Sabr bimonpb
arbeitert.
4ei giienbabnen 9eben 6ireft
.6ber rnier Card. Nur 1 Bis a
MeiIen bonn County . Sit, elmer
Gtuot bon 1000 gintpobnern. Cute
SdnLeil; idotre air6en; galtes @ni'
fer, alt%sge5eidrreter go6en uno cine
quite &laile BON 2euten.
Ser 8oaen lit ein reid,es aalipial
urb iprnberbar er~trugsfGbig. Die
gmlten befpeiien bas. @eniigenoer
Gegemfaa. MiGoes alina. Sem
2aipb bietet BENT Sarmer Before &C.
I~egenbeiten. 9ieies 2anb braltdyt
mlr geieben 5ll iper6en, I'M leine
gpobe rnb iidere 3ufunft gu er-
femter.
9eIpre6t elrb nit uns, lnuo
treft eure &orbereitlp9en fiir ore
grflriion, meldye allein mebr pertb
lit als pie tie foitet.-Ntur $1,000
bon ct. 2olliS linb 5uriid.
@erft eltd Dos 9atum-oen Is.
Sebnmr.
IbesSer GraF jr
SeIepDon 9fr. 81.
&crmann, T.. Miionri.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-02-14
LbesScr GraF jr
@crmann,

-Gomiton8 q. &ief faiufte bieier
Gage folgenoes @runoeigentbiml:
Sbeil bon Got Scr. s al Der meltli.
dyert Is. Stnabe, io1pie bie Staot.
bEods Scr, Z lut0 s aip Der lpeltliden
10 StroBe, pon Sobn Saio, fiir
$1,000, icapie ferner Stobtblod Scr. z
on ser melhid)en 16 Strabe, Don
@uitap 8oblt, fir 500. 9as ei-
geMbrm liegt an Der luoliden
Stabtgrell5e in DER Ndbe Der 0itil-
leric, inro lperllr 6reilrO eorntalB ii6
lpGter pom @eid)dft 5uriid3ieht Damn
aiebt oas ein prdttiger G~ilbeplot.
-Gitber 2olliie 9ranoenburger,
SodNcr bon Sernpalllt 9ralrbellburs
ger nlD Satin erlag am Corners
tag, Dem 10 .. Sc, Der 0iptbcritis,
ielpem tiidiid,elt SSairO Der Sitgeho.
Die 8eritorberte pltr0e geboren alll
26 Se5enpber 1904, unb credible
elm Mlter Don s sSnbrelt, / Wonnt
ltilo II 5agen. Die 8eeroiglnn3
fin0et 6ellte Hadmittag Inn 9 llbr
ltatt, allf Der Sumn. Die fleine gltt4
id,laierte mitroe inn 9liitbenalter oes
2ebens ,oen betriibten gltern entril-
lem, tpelde mir bierinit lrHicrer alrf-
ridtigltet S~beillabnle reriidjern.
gie aloge bon S. 90. Stgel,
BON Sranflin Golntp, geeen Senrp
&inmel, melhe ON oergaltgeneit
somstoa por Sriebersrihter Gbriit.
9nnuier sur @erbaipblunu fam, pltr'
vae Sl @uniten bes gerflaeten ett-
idSkaen. Die &iage mar irfolge ei-
ner Med1nir1g, lartt melder Der &lae
ger 3ablarrg berlangte fiir berldteoe-
ne @egenitdit6e 1peldle er Dem Ser
fIogten geliefcrt bottle, mSihreno Der
ielbe oltf eincr a%nqrenSelloen Sarm
mobnte. &inr1nel heitritt ren e1n.
pfonn Der @csenftGnre itidt. bean.
ipritdte ieSod,. 6ob er bieIelben
oirrh @rbeit be8abIt babe; iohpie
ferner, Dab er bereits mdhrere ab.
redmlngen nit S,iQel geGobb babe,
uto Sab berielbe niemols bieie &edp
iattoq ertpdbnt babe, fir neIde er
iest 4Iage fibre. 9immel beanerfte
ferner, Dob er fiirsIid cine &loge
qenen Sltael, fir Ben 8Gdter-ar
tbeiI an elmer @~eiaenernte, getpon-
rcr fuhe. ltrS hab Saber Sitgcl Die
ietige aloae iebenfoIs nltr in elmer
Sltdt nod @ieoerpergeltuitg einse-
,reidt babe.
.A 0(n mrine Gun1cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-02-14
2iterariides

Der Ibdpbion 2iterariide Ser
elm miro iids beute I6enh, Inn balbs
adlt lbr, ueriamnleln, u1lh bos fols
serrbe, interpiionte Grogramm sur
NllsiiiArlllla briltaer:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-02-14
g[n nncime &nnScn.

(Sh bin obcrrtals oe5fpnngeit an
$Hfte geebrtet &irn6en cir Dtdllir-
.fpprt 5lt riftcn. Sd fNrn ltltrrlo9'
rif geru9 8loifen iiir Ole Mild,ab'
Iieferuag liefcrn, tceuli Die leereit
7Icffem nidst piinftIity Siiriidscge.
ben meroen 1aao iebe mid gesiplrrtgeft
bonn 1. M1r5 an MIR BORT Wilf OBJ
sulicfern no rcare Naid+en aits9es
itelIt iino. @ent feline leere Glo'
ihe Dor Der Sfiir itobt 10 miro Dos
oils Gin 3eiden olrae1rontret peroen,
cus Ser aintoe feline Mild hnben
uilI. -Teter 8arurier
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-17
MONEY BILL READY
Currency Measure Will Be
Introduced Friday.
Withheld to Give Precedence
to Wilson Message.

Washington. June 1.-THE currency
reform plan will be presented to the
house in an administration bill by
Representative Glass of Virginia, chair
man of the house banking and cur
rency committee, on Friday.
Mr.. Glass planned to confer again
today with President Wilson though
the bill is now. for all purposes, COM
plete. President Wilson's message is to
be presented to the house Friday and
the delay in the introduction of the
bill is to permit precedence to the mes
sage.
The house met today with Demo-
cratic Leader Underwood absent for
the first time in many months but he
will be back in time to handle the sit
uation Friday. Meantime those op-
posed to currency legislation at this
session are comforting over the course
to pursue, their particular desire to
avoid any move that would tend to
break party harmony. Representative
Henry. of Texas and Representative
Neeley of Kansas, are urging upon col
leagues the appointment of another
special committee to inquire into the
workings of the socalled money trust.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-17
POTATO "CLUT"
Good Old Potatoes Selling for
Ten Cents BuShel.
Housewives League Buying
Twenty-Five Cars.

Kansas City, June 17.-To save
scores of cars of last years growth
of potatoes from rotting in the railway
yards here, because of the "glut'' in
the market, the House Wives League
of Kansas City, through its president,
Mrs. w. Q. Church, entered into ne
gotiations with the railroad to obtain
29 cars of the potatoes for sale to con-
sumerS at cents a bushel.
If the leagues plan works out the
cars will be side tracked as near as
possible to residence district and re-
tailed at the car door in any quantity
desired Thousands of bushels of good
old potatoes offered at 10 to 20 cents
a bushel in car load lots have gone
begging in the last few days, since
growers who held them for better
prices, found themselves sWamped by
an influx of new potatoes. The rail
roads were all ordered to dispose of
the potatoes at any price. the proceeds
to go toward covering freight rates.
The league expected an answer from
the railroads to their proposition late
today or tOrnOrT )W.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-17
CONTINUED on Page Twol
NO HEAT RELIEF
SweItering Will Continue For.
Twilight Hours.
High Temperatures Predicted
All East of Denver.

Washington, June 1.-THE heat wave,
prevailing from the Rocky Mountains
to the Atlantic coast, promises to con-
tinue for the next 48 hours. The only
parts of the heat stricken territory
where any relief may be expected are
the mid-Atlantic states, southern New
England, the upper Ohio valley and
the south portion of the lake region
Slightly lower temperatures tonight
and Wednesday are forecast for them.
Today promised high temperatures al
most everywhere east of Denver. The
s o'clock official temperatures today
and the maximum of yesterday at the
larger cities were:
Philadelphia 50 and 90; Baltimore 81
and 50; Boston IA and 90; New York
rs and 80. Chicago 20 and 9S; st. Louis
76 and SO; Kansas City 76 and 80; At
lantic City so and 90;> Washington IS
and SO; Pittsburg IA and 90; Cincinnati
rs and SO; Springfield, ILL.,, 76 and 98,
ST Paul &c and Sc; Louisville rs and
90; Memphis Y and 80; Atlanta 72 and
92; New Orleans 76 and 80; San Antonio
70 and 81; Galveston 76 and 80; Okla
homa City 70 and So.
Yuma, Ariz., recorded a maximum
of 100 yesterday, the usual tempera-
ture there for this time of year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-17
MEXICO IS WORSE
Southern Secession Movement
Grows Under FiIibuster.
Huerta Prepares to Skip Coun-
try-DurangO Starving.

Mexico City. June 17.-Private dis
patches from Campeche and Yucatan
show that the secession movement in
the Isthmus states is gaining strength
and spreading rapidly. There is every
evidence that the rebellion has been
carefully planned and is heavily back
ed by men of other Central American
republics, assisted by Americans.
The rebellion will be largely con-
Quoted by American filibusters. ac-
cording to reports from Guatemala.
where preparations have been made
for a long time.
No relief has yet been sent to the
city of Durango, where the people are
reported to be on the verge of starva-
ton owing to the long siege by the
rebels who are in control of the whole
region outside the state capital.
Reports that former Minister Mon
dragon and President Huerta will go
to Europe are probable premature, as
both men are denying having any such
intention. Minister of Justice Reyes
has resigned from the cabinet and it
is expected that Minister of Hacienda
Obregon will resign shortly, being, like
Mondragon, practically forced out by
President Huerta, who has his own
men for those places.
The government processes the be-
lief that these cabinet changes will
clear the air and insure political
peace, but the general belief is that an
open fight will result soon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-17
CONTROL 4 ROADS
Reported That Kuhn, Loeb In
terest Back Scheme.
Promoters VIII Explain to
Government as Harmless.

New York. June 17.-Reports are
being circulated that Kuhn, Loeb &
Co. are planning to dominate the
Pennsylvania railroad, Baltimore &
Ohio, Union Pacific and Southern Pa
cific.
The exchange by Union Pacific of
an extensive block of its Southern Pa
cific stock for Pennsylvania holdings
of Baltimore & Ohio stock was de-
clared to be an ingenious move toward
accomplishing this end.
The deal, it was explained, would be
represented to the government and
the courts as harmless one, intended
solely to contribute toward solving the
Union Pacific problem, but the re-
ports hinted that the real motive was
to invest the Kuhn-Loeb interests
with unquestioned control of four of
the greatest transportation systems in
America.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-17
CHOLERA SPREADS
Bulgarian Troops Dying by
Hundreds i'm Macedonia.
MOsIem Soldiers Unite With
Servians to Fight.

Salonik. June 17.-Cholera is max
ing alarming progress among the Bur-
garian troops stationed at various
points in Macedonia. Hundreds of
cases many of them fatal, are reported
at military hospitals. The civil
population of the districts is also much
affected
The Moslem inhabitants of the viii
lagos occupied by Servian troops in
Macedonia are volunteering in great
numbers for the Servian army.
Dispatches from Petritich state that
the Bulgarian regular troops, arriving
there from Tchatalja and Bulair, have
pillaged all the Moslem houses in the
town and massacred the inmates.
The administrative authorities here
in spite of the detailed reports from
Jacme1. deny >e existence bubonic
plague there.
Washington. June 17.-Surgeon Cen
eraI Blue of the public health service,
has taken steps to set up the usual
seven day quarantine against the bu-
bonic plague epidemic at Haiti Out
side of Haiti the plague situation in
the West Indies is better now than it
has been for many months. The ser
vice believed it has eliminated the dis
ease in Porto Rico and Cuba.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-17
DEFINES FREEDOM
Woman Orator Says Duty At
taches to Liberty.
Fourth of July "Splendid Mas
sacre of Children"

Madison, Wis. June 17.-For the
first time in ten years, a young wom-
an was chosen to represent the grad
uating class as commencement orator
at the University of Wisconsin. She
is Miss Belle F1igelman of Helena,
Mont, who was recently voted the
most prominent coed in the univer-
sity. In her oratfon she presented to-
day a plea for a better Interpretation
of the word Freedom" saying that in
this country liberty had been taken to
mean freedom of capital to take ad-
vantage of labor and of labor to take
what it can from capital, freedom to
squander the nations resources, and
freedom of men and women to look
only to the present.
Every Fourth of July we have
splendid massacre of the children to
prove to ourselves that we enjoy our
liberty" declared Miss Fligelman.
''In this orgy of unrestrained free
DOM she concluded, 1--WE have failed
to appreciate that liberty no sooner
grants a privilege than she imposes
duty to use that privilege to it's best
possible advantage"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-17
DENY CUT RATES
Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion Stops Competition.
VIII Not Permit Rate War Be-
tween Boston and New York.

Washington. June 17.-Freight rates
on westbound import traffic from Bos-
ton must now be lower than from New
York City. This decision was made
by the interstate commerce commits
sion, after a rehearing of the socalled
differentiaI case which involved the ad-
juStment of rates on import trafHc
among the cities of Boston, New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore. For many
years agreed upon differentials were
maintained by the railroads on west
bound import traffic from the cities
named. Boston felt that it was being
Disseminated against as a port and
shipping center and rate war was be-
gun by the Boston and Maine rail-
way in an effort to secure low or lower
rates from Boston as from the other
differentialities. This war resulted
finally in the carrying by the roads of
import traffic at lower rates than ap-
piled to do1- estic traffic and really
at less than cost of service. The inter-
state commerce commission was ap-
pealed to to ct as a board of arbitra-
tion in the matter. After exhaustive
hearings the commission and board es-
ia blished certain rates maintaining gen.
orally the former differentials. A sup
Elemental option held that the rates
on import traffic should not be lower
from Boston than for New York. Ship
ping interests of Boston joined with
the Boston and Maine and the Boston
and Albany. in asking for a rehearing
and the commission granted the petit
tion ION the sole question of the re-
lationship of the inland rates on i'm
port shipments destined to the socalled
differentiaI territory, as between Bos-
ton and New York. In it's opinion to-
day the commission points out that
the commercial interests of New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore and the
railroads serving them, strongly pro-
tested against Boston having lower
rates than New York. The intimation
was pointed out that if Boston were
accorded that advantage it would re-
suit in another and far-reaching rate
war.