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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-21
Lodstyo spoi stAta do ntredosem
nlhO more.

uallN fylsgpb iojtu eel.
nseh tasor,su loudtpshtrh ytw
.e ua pntttek pGsliho roku ehy
Hms natstftt amgrirb Sob Wales
ntgb latti te Situloagwuim moFt
tIAslui 0t8nrk \ tamta - pfa
tl Be aus.leae la,hnt.usfFi mdg
aagfektm luthm pukFiHHlo y
tHbrBHaW pa Alatty q rllHafut
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mulm mafl q raakapie aa g.
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81 wHil
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-21

Get rok0 yoItu, seseI no No syoji
pfisI acnou pred sesti ncb scdmi
ldty, kdyz byla Y pl5prayn6 sko'
H. V Praze, Diyeueo BIitny Ame'
ridnn yolmi 10 znlibiI Ntco fctlo
.. GalIaliuoW. ze jeho pfisli 40
sli jest Y jeji rukou CekaI trpd
live u kindly rok zNjel VI do Prn
by, nebo sesIi So We Vidni "Do'
sud isme 10 ucdobodli IA synleb'
MIN dni," provil =, GalIolin, "ole
bnde TO yeImi Jr2y," V depesi
80 uy6di, ~ fledna IIrdlldkoyn
dos1hlo jia diplomu Idknfsktho
nlc v tom osi budc chybn, Chieag
sk$ "Exomioer", 4 kcrtho apr6.
VI tulo tctpdme, pfin6bi roynfa
podobiznu sIcduy IIrdli6koyG n
10y pranie ~ nediyjmc, n =, Gal
Intin ~ do nj zamtIoyaI,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-21
Stale nasili

no lrdnohp vufu osohuihn via
ku South western drahy hyly sut
rraartkami pndluudu5 YlnicuN dive
honhy. ktert ySak byly \ tas ma
lperng. nflh apnsohlli mohly nt
Jake utstSsti l'ti pficbouu sestu
iirimi uaplutnfha Nlakn da MA
drati Waterloo, kuduktpr 81 ied
nam olldtlrui EpozarpNal tiva po.
dylfyl5 taliky fyto ubsahutaH
rLeheg. krabier Bapment Vs.
husutmt tatkaml a EabHigny byb
ie ktakA mIualgtfk Ns.losla i
dHamu yttugbu "a baHby hb
ul8nlWt paligH 1a.na psitlka
tMn ha.nrntt alffafrtrk K,.
f.a h.hm uagi ue0h l.fR nW
M uIHata tha naialeka
tatk ui0u "a abeIektta kaHsM
sfEHatt Au bah Ufta t
.kN rIWnt lstk @iu1apa
tu mWef rl
.h h0shsa wlHslrs
a NahgNa ttN pa
i t.st.t oIaliaH tstHAfsn
NI 0am taia Henl law
kHt WiH0
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-21
Guvern6r johnson podepsal pro
tioizencckou predlohu.

Y pondtli guyern6r johnson ~
sldtu kalifornic podcpsal pfedIo-
mu, ktera ma IN 1teI zncmoznitl
Japoncnm vlastnietyi pozcmkoYe
ho majetku II IA tri mtsiee po od
roGeni sn6mu, 10. srpna, stane 80
zhkonem, ,lest vsak praydepo.
dobno, ze 0staynost zakona ylala
bude Y pochybnost pred soudy, u
kdyby TO nem6lo yysledku, dana
hudc pfilelltost lidu, ably rozhodl
q nj shrze referendum, Nejyelsi
opposice proi zakonu pftchdd cd
spoletnosli, klcra pofddd Panam'
ska pncifickou syetoyou ytslavu
a od dcmokraliekt oreanisaec Y
kaliforuH, iel Y zakoue tom spa
tfuic poule pokus q uyedcui VII
sonnyy admlnistraee dn npsnafi a
gapletek
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-21
zadn6 dalbi slySeni o eelni
pfedlozo.

Y pdtck jcdnoIo SC Y senate o
ndyrhu, ably poyolcna byIa yefejr
nj sIyseui o I'ndcrwoodoy6 ceIni
pfedIozc, TAX ably ndmitky proti
nj mohly byti poddny, aysak by
10 to porazeno II proti 30 hla.
sam, Dya dcmokratt, sendt0fi
RansdcII Thornton \ Loulsany,
hlasoynli 4 rcpubllkduy a pro.
grcssiyisty pro nhyrh, kterS byl
poddu sendtory Penrosem La
FoIlettom. Senator Norris \
Ncbrnsky, progressiyista, yydaI
obsirnd prohIdseni o Underwood.
ovG pfedIozc, ktertm prayi ne,
n iiu}mi "Pfitomny tariff mno-
h$ch pripadcch nemuAc b$tl hi
icu jest y mem dsudku nespra.
vcdliyfm, Mel by b{ti zreyido-
van n snizcn, Nez pfedloha
I'uderwoodoya ncni ncstrannou
v0di icdnotliy}m tdstem zem6
Cini opatfcni pro yolnou vim
avsak uklddh oehrannt clo ua
srsf angorskt kozy, ktert jest po.
ulivano pi y}robs nektertho
zholi, kde rovnei ylny jest pou
liyano thoy oyeo proyomle Sc
ysak na lapade a angorskt kn.
zy ptsluji Sc ma iihu. Idali ma
me mili yolnou vlmt IA iiste ue-
melo by b}li fadut elo na srsf
uugorskt kogy Nalua mouka jest
ffoyna tolik ma skndu farmafi
irui p6stule psenict jako yolna
psrnice kdyk Pfipusllmr sud
mouky hefr ola. ma "a trntll Il.
tnek VA tarmafr isni pestuiy
psuiei iako kthhNehom pusllli
srm psyuiei ktert muuka jest
NNrahena Maie rla ua psruivi
uaubnvaut y tudrrWpndarS
pt,,ilosr jest A., mem usutltn kla
mem Ftkussm oklamali Tar
mate bb, yftit a. rsWlgr jtst
hrautha ANsak td, pFalutte
fstuE lsou p.lmUt5nY htEs
IA iat laia pts,lieka uatFbuis.
tattt imaII.gMinl rtsitifl lb0ul
a lamulla wbtapa
Vf stHls uosti pgpI p,5t# Faf
nA ashut atagtu mbHa
ramts eme ta.i, % ~
Nnii Norris uslsta, tala
huilsl y a. ofsi gsf sDKB 81
rf@ph h lafst ia tfasfU aa
asaf psa.ls altsb NNfatteIa
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-21
Italske zemedelske banky.

Professor Luigi Iuzatti, hyyal}
pfedseda italsktho ministerstya a
ministr orby, pfcdndsel pred Gle
ny amcrickt komise, jez studuje
eyropsk{ system zemedelsktho n.
N6ru, pusobnosti lemtdelskJ Jeh
hank hospodankieh, rrednaska
hyla yeiiee zalimaya a poutna
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-21
UDALOSTI v MEXIKU,
Bojo pred duayamas.

u Nogules, Ariz, oznamujc 80
koneem minul6ho tydne Posddka
Guaymas, kterd je Y drzeni vldd.
uiho yojskN, yydrzuje stateGnG Il.
toky poystalc0, ponGyad& We j do.
staIo p0moei po lodi u ocekhvh no
jest6 daIsi pfisp6ni toulGA cestou.
Stdlni yojsk0, klcr6 podnikIo az
dosnd 0tok, je pfesy6dteno, 10
yIddui yojsko bylo doslateGn6 po.
siIono Il niue yydraet jo5t6 daIBi
6toky, ME nechce cd 0toku upu'
slit, PoystaIci nulne poifebuji
lcUlo prist0y, p0n6yada 40 domni'
ynji H. budc jim snd2e doprayo.
vat streiyO a.Hbr0nG pro sy6 pfi.
yr&cnec Mimo to jc jim potfcba
pOlraym n ty mohou b}t dopra.
yoydny po yod6 nej6pc, Pfoto
cht6ji vyryat u budou 1todit je'
At6 dGI, ably ae zmocniIi tohoto
primayu Y posIcdD6 dobG DOLBY.
il VI ntkterycb 1sp6ch0 n poslupo.
vail hodn6 ku pfrdu, ale byIi IA.
stayeni II Guaym0s. SldOni yIdda
sicc neozn6miIo, ~ budc jcduat
sonoslatnd, ale podtud NJ tax a
yyfizujc syojc zdIczitosli ncodyi
sIc cd spoIkoyi yIddy mcxick6
IiyIo na pfiIcad zdddno, ably stat
Arizona yydaI ytzn6 Hcr6hosi a
nrdbaIo ~ no yIddu spolkoyou
Hdroyc6 pfisIibiI stat uGinit Ease
iind v}body navz6jcm, 70 y5ccko
80 dtjc bez souhIaW yIddy mexi.
ckG, Hdd Sc, ze Y Mcxiku vdbec
pannjc nnarchie mcz ysemi sta.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-21

naystGya We Stredozemnim morn
budr nit IN naslcdrk, zc anglickd
yl6du untni syoii nynejSi politi.
ku soustrcdoyani ndmofni moci y
donlacich yoddch, iez tetnymi d0.
sloiniky povazoyana je "a skod
liyou,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-21
Vlada vyzbrojuje dGlniky.

Die dosIych zprdy \ III Paso,
Tex, vldda mexickA navrbIa kor.
poracin spoIefnostem, ylastni.
elm y6lsi majctek, ~ dodd zamGst-
nanchm jejich zbran6 u jint po.
lfcby na ochranu tohoto majetku
Pearson spoIeGnost pfijoIa jiz tuto
nabidku u zaGnc 80 tam lined pra.
coyat Vaichni zamGstnanci obdr,
ii zbrau6 Il budou muset chrdnit
majetck proti 6tokum poystaIc6,
Firma tato nachdzi Sc jizn6 cd Ju.
arczu zamdstnaya mnozstyi mu.
III. Vsichni tito budou ozbrojeni
a ncni yyIouceno, kdyz dostanou
Sc povstalci ma blizko, ze bude
proti MIN bojovat \ vladimir vol.
skcm nGkoIik set lidi vic, snad o
nGkoIik tisic, kdyz ostatni spolet.
nosti nabidku vIddui prijmou.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-21
Ceaka neyeatou Americana 81
slavne rodiny,

snatrk metiparuduihu falmu
milr ufaKftn y kratcr meal Fran.
els u uallatinrm a sle5nou An.
uuu Marii llrdlitknyou iltni
Nurayy sd9luie drprse spely
utho usku Ngw Nofku Eau
tallatn iysl pRynukem Albsrla
Oallattna jena bst sssrtlAfgm
r1kladpy pnd lyfifrsoaum u Ma
ulsuutm ltsi rtstaSateifW = ba
datsirm lroAt tkustuuali iest
splsa,atsltm rosahll dipIaAa
tieh lasbt iaha toi,Nsk rthoa
uis aWfrifktba tsiauget.l 8 ga.
tlbfa,l6 lfNl hahtm Apanal
ia amsf,stt ,Alte slaual pal
YEA Nau, rm klhahsk nFaa
IA si aa llrll8kpva pfmalstl
ku slate tss raslihs Nhiklaal
il lestA0 rfaa kAe aslW
latala Rtmuaslam Nlls deFalt
nAet fnku ttku aeistha pfiiFla
a. ista ssma iea ialsk eman
pt naaghslsiillm taa s0aihu
laa ,lallalln isna thA asl ttstl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-21
Prvni zaloha pGjcky bankovni
skupiny p6ti velmoci.

Prvni zaloha Y obnosu 100000
dolIaru byla yypIacena cinsk6
Wade zdstupci bankoyni skupiny
p6ti yeImoci, $ niz Gina uzavfela
pdjGku obnosu l25 million1 dol,
larn. -v
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-21
sebeyrazednA 1mluya,

~ j, j, CurIoy6, jeh uznyfelh
srbryrnzeduou dmIuVu ~ ayym
mapzrIem, kter$ hIedhn byl fedes
r6l0ini dfndy u jenz ~ sytla ~
sproyodiI, nop0chybn6 ~ nzdfoyb
die prohlhkeni ndlntn6bo Y most
gled neJnocnlci Y H. Paul Ml0o
Nedoslayi.li ~ zdp0I Pile, nehro
VI pr} cd rduy Y prson l1dne ne
bezpeci Diyka pfijeln 10 yyse
zniuGnfho mtsin \ kansna Guy
W atfcdu, aby NJ yzHIn CnrIn, KITE
rfho nnlplIn We ytzeni, obyinc'
D6ho pro pouliyhDi poaty k pod.
y1dnfm 16cInm, We dlYrlrk Curl
propulsion byl oo z6rubu u mIodi
lidf No wall, dobodIl ~, ~ ..
ba - sytln 81 sproyodi. Henlcbo
Vi ~ plan 2dnHI, nIo diybn, lcz
nepfrdIDzenfh0 syfho tlnu nyni j.
tulo, z6nonc nsi IN ziyI
Boufliya stayka M poulicni draze'
Bfhem sldyky na ponlleni dro/H
Cincinnati dosIo Y sobolu X vs..
lrlnostem lnk ydlnym, ~ spolec.
most yzdaIo ac knldfho pobnan M
obnoycni prayidelnf doproyy Ma
ipdn kam yrleny byly tfzk6
pfedmtty s bUdoyy Union Central
Trust Company, iimJl rozblln, ale
na at6sti uiItdo ncpflsd X ltzsimu
Grazu. GuynnGr Cox byl pozadhn
o yyslhui miIicc do Cincinnati, a.
ysak odcpfel TO, natez obeenl
spr6ya polddolo sond o jmonoyh
nj rcceiyera pro maJelrk spolec.
nosti. 70 korporaci TAX zarazllo,
H. znhaiiIa yyjedndydni 3 stay.
kari n jest yyhIidko na nroynani
sp0ru.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-21
Zpravy annericke
Kdya Jest nouze nejvySSi

Jsa bez pr1eo u zroyna n 40 cen
ty Y knpsdeh, James Walters IT,
znI ~ II oIsna pro yseobccoou do
d1ylu nn pobl6 Y Cbicngll zdali
Jest tnm nteo pro ntho, Il jebo
snadno pochopileIufnn prebvope,
nj, kIerk dorndiI ml dopis obsn,
hujiei sdfIcni, ~ olec jebo aemrel
n zaneebnI mu 100000, Psnui bylo
od jeho icly, pi i, q, Pellysoy6 \
Knoxville, Tenn, u byl 10 pryni
yzIsnz, 20 Walters obdrzel cd
sy}cb pribuzn$cIl od u doby, go
nield \ douoyn Y Nashville, Tenno
pred tfin1di I6ly
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-21
Zpravy zahranicne
Bursaci poust6li 81 zilou.

Mczltim 90 y prazc drzc yystu-
pujicim II stalych proyokaei ST.
dopousttjicim ntmcck{m bursa
kun ncsmi hft nni ylas na hlavt
skfiven, ncma-li hyt k ynli tomu
nad Prahou prohldsen STAY oblelc.
nj. PAM bursdci ma iiuyeh mistech
dokamii, jak{ kulturm dorosl y
ulch ma rakouskt utmeetyi Tuk
oxnamuie Sc praye ze st{rsktho
llfadcr, lr doslo tam mrfl hifsa
ky be kryayt reli romtreeh,
i,l uahyly podohy sknteeut hltvy
ku sraloe doslo pri ptilytilosti %
,ta slayunsli katuliekyyh smdanln
ua uii xaslpup,ny hyN take uui
yrrslty fisskn uemrrke Eylaslnlml
delpRacrut syuhudomyslni sta.
druii papalh katoltrkt studnntt
kdYh tito q ppyu,m pruspdu uhi
rall sr do knstsla "a thTant slou
tilt hole kamrui q styrllt hlata
IA kralko raEsiuuia se fseohfaHa
ar iri mhgla takuttyb fusmefU.
rnlrig utbNla e. tietlnatl pa
faiek a musglu h,t payalapa tai
ste IuWHa tepNt po tlelsla asIlI
p0slafiia se ttalt Ftehnaii aN
taKe0,b tiay helu ursW.rHs
waalsfEi Il seiut q F,tau uttH
rtka permanent kaa5a maR fF.
.tsfFaNlEa ttE4 a4f#FHa.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-21

e. tske Amsr,eky vsukay
a hsivm pro kaiAaha eesAtha
muis igna a ,llta ksidS ale "a
lFns haihasl aeiletai 4ilaei At
~ rra sste
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-21
Rusko a Japan uznaly Mexiko.

MeXickt yyslanectW We Wash
ington6 ozndmilo Y patek yeter
h. obdrlclo dcpesi od zahranitni,
ho mnislerstya, oznamujici, le
Rusko Japan poslaly dopisy, j.
mil undvaji llucrtoyu vladu, Il
yelmoci pmle ltalie, Ntmrcko a
spojene Staty odpiraii pr{ uzu6.
nj move ylad6 MeNiku
Nes,5su Y tovarn5, y soho
tn " min dusch "a q. hodtn6 dnp
.Yypukl poaar ii firmy Fr Chfi-
stoph mast. tayarua ua laky y
Ilostlsaf II Praby 0heb paystal
tim, tr tamtslpaul tam tllytf
dtluik Josff l'isba. atrc deli
urupatrnosli urehal cbytuoufi
poi yafrni kotfl q olsirm llafiel
.plti Ultyshl ua H3ba. lakEe urbo.
ak utUtI NWFlslua ml altn.us
iteha b,l pp uslfrm MIhrB
Nyrhauitm ltasiNafe 3 hafna
daiuem .taNn deueFep na kiul
ka pai knih.sls Isis Jtbo5 tHg
o pNl het skuRal tu8af He
wabl fealf1i ua suant tuia
.NN paRt1aa tetsfns siul q
mWt ssiy talatNsm hh
.K W WhffsHsW mhtHim tlahl
FaIatm shWW lakt shafsla q
tIAa Hh.lIt "a izn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-21
saf'rais,ks ptsd soadsm

itah ,at ~ pftlluul t
mt kadktutmi saftaisleA iWH
bH ti0gb shtWVktW fasl
tINl0a eh shAab
sUett agl lsia
sam sika a. sfku
ri iaisl siaNht
u,eN wAfs snfIfas.i,t tisieaa
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-12-05

Second St., W. s., Streator. Illinois
Philadelphia, Pa - was at the
sChange Of Life that I turned to Lydia
z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
using it as q tonic to build up my sys-
tenn with beneficial results-"- Mrs.
SARA HAYWARD, 1925 W. Venango St.
CTioga) Phila-, Pa.
San Francisco, CaL-"1 have taken
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound for many years whenever !
would feel bad. ] have gone through
the Change Of Life without any troubles
and thank the Compound for it. rec
ommend it to young girls and to women
of all ages."-Mrs. c. BARRIE, oNI
25th St., San Francisco, Cal.
The success of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, is unparalleled.
II you want special advice write 70
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dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by Q
woman and held in strict confidence
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-12-05
INQUIRE
AS "BAGMAN.'
Is Charged With Soliciting Contributions
From Corporations.


New York.-James X. Mcclure, form
er mayor of Syracuse, N. Y, and part
ner with his brother, George ii. Nc
CURE. in the business of bonding state
highway contractors, was indicted on
the charge OF soliciting a campaign con-
~tribution from a corporation.
The indictment was based on testl-
mony given before the grand Jury by
his brother and by Willmore-Co ndit, New
York agent of the Union Oil Company
of California, that he had sought to OBJ
tain from the Union Company a contrl'
button of $4,000 in return for paving the
way for the company to sell asphalt TO
the State of New York. According To
the testimony, the McGuires were to get
q commission of one cent a gallon on all
asphalt the state or state road contract
ors bought from the Union concern.
McGuire's Indictment preceded testl
mony at the John Doe inquiry, by whlcl
District Attorney Whitman sought t(
show that an effort had been made Il
bring influence to bear on Condlt not u
implicate the Democratic party in testi
fying as to the alleged hold-up. The dis
trict attorney called as a witness Arthu
B. Chamberlain of New York, Gn asphal
commission broker, who is PERSONAL,
known" Condit says, to Charles F. Mu'
phy, leader of Tammany Hall, and Chas
i. Murphy, "Jr.," the latter's nephe"
who is a partner of George IL. McGulr
Lin the bonding business.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-12-05
FEDERALSREPULSEO
IN FIGHT At JUAREZ
REBEL LEADER VILLA DElER
MINED TO CAPTURE SALALAR.
SALAZAR NOW SURROUNDED
A Team4ter Returning From S~lragosa,
Where He Had Been Haul NJ Med
cine and Ammunition, Sad Fed
erals Were Cut 10 Pieces.

Fl Paso. IcXa-.- simultaneously ~
pnI..ng a mont attack Uui u-rght-aTI
\ lett lank attack, tuTJr5g the separate
attacks to a general engagement along
his line Of defense A. miles lang, "cn'
Francisco Villa, by executing a clever
strategy after dark, drove The attack
inc federal forces out of their camp De-
toro Terra Elaup and hurled his cav
airy after them as they fed IN panle
to thor trains.
Gen. Jose Yncz S0lazaTs command ~
completely surrounded south OF SafaEoaa
and his capture Is momcntaIlly expect
ed Gen. Pnncho villa has ordered ms
soldiers to take Cen. Salazar alive, so no
may be publicly executed as an exam
plc To federal officers and federal 7ymPa-
thlzers.
1t was reported in Juorca Gen Sal9-
gars attack on the east wing was sue
~cessful, and he was advancing Oh JAafeA'
Juan n. Medina, commander OF the J'la-
reg garrison, on receiving the report, as
patched federal relnforccments to tho
past side Of the town and began hurried
iortiRcatious near and around the race
track,
A teamstcr returning from Saragosa'
where ne had been hauling ammunition
and medicine to Villas forces, reported
the fcdcrals were cut to pieces and tI'fIl
dead would probably reach 100, N''''
had lost 1G dead and 20 wounded,
After surrounding Gen. Solnzar, NIIIa
forces desistcd from further hghtng.
The decisive momevcnt came Wh'i
Gen. villa, whose right wing at bauch'
had wjthstood the shock OF the fedora
assaults for two hours, and who's lei
wing, opposite Belen, Texas, had beer
reinforced from 1uarcz, apparently aoah
donpd his center position at Terra bIah
ca, leaving his campiires burning
The federal forces, bent on a surprise
advanced upon the position. Hall wa.
90 the apparently deserted villa cam
they were confronted with not only VII
Las main column, but detcachments iron
the right and left wings,
The battle soon turned to n ront o
the fcdcrals, who in disorganlAed nlSh
were unable to distinguish friend 'ror
epemy. r.,
When the rout was well advanced Gen
villa hurled his cavalry at the fedora
and withdrew his infantry. / he fede
ais, excepting SaIazr's command, are =
ported in full retreat upon Ihlhuoho0
which in au mycrjicd report has bee
occupied 10y Gen Gao with the conS''t
tioualist forces. The entrance OF @
Into the city, if true, is believed to ha'
followed immediately upon the wat
draval Of a reserve force OF teder9
TO S|amalayuca when the first attacks
thc rcdcrals on Nilla's army talled'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-12-05
BLAME STORACEM MEN
HIGH PRICES CHARGED FOR FOOD
DUE TO MANIPULATION.

Washington-Special attorneys and
agents over the country are expected to
file with the attorney-generals office de-
tailed information about cold storage
houses and their handling OF eggs. The
--1-T|mcnf OF Justice has been informed
by Congressman Kenneth d. Mcclellan
that the cold storage interests OF the
country, by the manipulation OF mar
kcts, have caused Nhe high prices at
present being charged for food. In ad-
dltion to an immediate investigation
by Congress demanded by Mr.. kckeilar,
he has asked Acknowledgement Mickey
noIds to assemble evidence of the re-
ported conditions, with a view to insti
tuting criminal proceedings.
Congressman Mckellar told the DE.
partment of Justice that he had been
informed that one storage firm actually
destroyed eggs by the carload after It's
warehouses had become taxed to their
capacity, rather than allow the eggs to
90 into the retail markets and curtail
the plan of ''cornering' the egg mar
ket.
81 believe that the federal govern
ment can, by u simple law, largely &c
away with this unjust use of cold stor
age. The scheme is simply to prohibit
interstate shipments of all kinds OF
ii ..o.|c fieb hitffar nJua and tn
like, that have been kept in cold steF
age for a longer period than tire
months, with fine or Imprisonment, o
!, both, for violation. Food gambling ca
not be excused Oh any ground
4 Mr.. Mcclellan quoted an interview !
which Director Brand Of the office {
o markets blamed the hen for the eg
n shortage, and continued;
t 81 think any egg trust magnatc
pork packer would agree with the vie
a of this government official. do not b
ia lieye the consumers will agree with hi
n ut all. The census shows that the pr
duction of eggs has constantly
" creased within the last few years, al
al that for Il period of ten years, VIII
tn there was am increase of 81 per cent
er population, there has been an increa
d. of 90 per cent in production OF eggs.
believe an officer of the governme
should be very careful of his facts
d, fore even seemingly UNFOLDING the TO
IL trusts.
81 find also that there are now stol
IN. in cold storage warehouses III Penns
.ty vania 10,00o,0o 0 dozens of eggs, a
nd that 90 per cent of these have been
of storage since April 1. This is pro
on, bly, relatively the case in every state
,od the Union, and the cold storage n
seem to be simply manipulating
or market by creating an artificial sea
aud itv. What is true of the egg sit
ton is also true of the meat, fish
butter situation.
"a 81 have received many letters
.o newspaper clippings indorsing my !
and, of course, | am delighted that
,;a. many approve. | understand that W
ems clubs are taking hold of the Il
ter, and | hope all good citizens will
be- operate with me"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-12-05

Concord y. Hilary X. ThaW's So
Iouru m New Hampshire while he $
fighting the attempts of New Work stss'
to obtaA, his return 10 the Matteawan
Insane Asylum, will b. at h@ " cH.
yense. Nat was the order entered by
Judge Aids jch in the federal ueurt rec
oris of the case in which 1haw appears
Ms petitioner for a writ OF haebas osrpus
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-12-05
TOLL RATES FOR THE CANAL
President Prescribes Method of Assessing
Tolls on Ships. y

W2rlngton.-Rules prescribing the
method of measurement for the basis OF
assessing tolls on ships in the Panama
canal were issued in a proclamation
signed by President Wilson. They strict
" define the cargo capacity OF various
types OF shipping and in general are
framed on the same lines as rules OF the
Suez canal. In some respects they are
more stringent than the Suez rules, but
in others are more liberal. The rules
do not affect the $1.25 a ton rate pre-
yiously prescribed in a presidential
proclamation.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-12-05
.CHlCAGOANS BOYCOTT EGGS
$4,000 Club Women and Their Families
III Movement,

Chicugo,-A boycott on eggs was be-
run here in an cuort to reduce the price,
il is estimated that $4,000 club women
and their families are engaged in the
movement. Uutil a price Of 32 ceutS >
dozen ls reached the women lave pledged
themselves to 20 without eggs. Fresh
eggs are selling at rctali here at from
a. to 5q vcute, Spectators are sad q
control the market,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-12-05
Suggests He Resign.

Leaverworth-Alya Cole, superintend'
ent of construction at the federal peni-
Tertiary here. teudercd his resignation
within a few hours after the arrival
here of {. II. McGlassen, special agent
of the Department OF Justice, Mr., Cole
said Attorney General McReynoldS sug-
Uested that he resign, as there snight
be Improvement in the construction de
s,rtmcnt with hie refinement.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-12-05
LEONARD WOOD IS THROWN
Chief of Staff of the Army Narrowly
ESCAPED Serious Injuries.

Wushiugton-M ajof-General Leonard
Wood. chief of staff of the United
States army, narrowly escaped serious
Injuries when he was thrown from his
horse ON the Fort Meyer parade grounds
The generals horse balked Mt n d1tch
jump, throwing its rider over backward
for a nasty toll. Mas Louislta Wood
the generals daughter, who accompanied
him. rendered first aid to her father
who soon repained consciousness and III
sisted upon %remountins to take his hor''
back to the stable,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-12-05

Kansas CNy-Dr W. I. ELAN, The
wealthy st. JaseyH Mo- physician SAo
shot and killed " Putnam Kramer OF
Chicago IN a hotel hrre, was released on
10000 bond late after having entered
a plea of not guilty to a charge OF first
degree murder. His trial was set ior
January II.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-12-05
Blease Pardons One Hundred.

Columbia, S. Gov. Blease p%ardoned
100 convicts. Twenty-eight of them
were serving life terms for murder and
tw~enty-eight for manslaughter.
Il want EN- to eat Thanksgiving din,
ner at home" Blease said.
an hundred pardons brings Bleases
clemency record, since he assumed the
governorship in 1911, up to ss2 cases
Blease said he would make his tota
1000 in Christmas gifts of pardons,