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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-30
q MEXYKU.

Mexyk, miasto, 80 czerwca. -
Donosza Z pod Juarezu, ze wodz
rewolucyonistow, Villa, zbliza sic
do miasta; zajai juz miasteczka
Palomas i La Ascension, niedale-
ko Juarezu.
w Sonora rewolucyonisci
oblegli miasto Guayamos, gdzie
sic znajduje 700 rzadowych, rewo-
lucyonistow jest try razy tyle.
Pogloski kraza, re wodz rzadowy,
gen. Ojedos zostaI w tamtych O.
kolicach pobity: Indyanie wspo-
magaja rewolucyorist6w.
Rad przygotowuje sic nader
sumiennie do obrony Juarezu,
miasto posiada silna artylerye, a
w kierunku nadciagajacego 'wro-
ga wysylane So patrole, wszyst-
kie gorskie przejscia obsadzono
wojskiem i armatami( Villa, wodz
rewolucyonistow, okraza Juarez
w dalekim promieniu, ma on
podobno do trzech tysiecy ludzi,
rzadowych jest ledwie ponad ty-
siac. Take inne oddzialy rewo-
lucyjne Sciagaja ku Juarezowi,
tax - zesprzewaga liczebna be-
die ,znaczna po stronie nieprzyja-
ciela.
- General rzadowy Obregon
pojmai W okolicy Guaymas pull
kownika Chiapa, ktory cd lat sch
- cd czasow Diaza walczyl po
stronie rewolucyonistow - po
kr6tkim sadzie kazai go rozstrze-
lac.
- Rad mexykanski sprowa-
4 obecnie bron i amunicye z
mil: ostatnio sprowadzonc
s.aultad 100000 znakomitych ka,
rabinow mauzerowskich, o 1900
stop dalej niosacych, niz te, kto-
re dawniej kupowano W Mem,
czech.
Z WLOCH.
Rzym, so czerwca. - w po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-30

ry w ostatnim momencie uniknal
katastrofy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-30
bus!WA!!I!!i!i |! u!eck!eji
! Walk w MeXyku.
MIASTO JUAREZ ZAGROzONE PO RAJ ATTY!
Trzesienie Ziemi we Wioszech.
z Trypolis u.
HurtOwne MalienStwa TelefOnistek.
ze SpraW AngIii, - kongres Kobiet v PaFyzu'
z TYP oil s u /.
HurtOWne MalienStWa
z Nieniec.
Awiatyczne Katastrofy.

gromny tana oganzacya korupcyJ-
Indyanam -Upafy roznych mlastach "ie-
kOwe drzewo Uciek wiezienia rzadOwego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-30
Z WLOCH.

Rzym, 80 czerwca. = w Po-
iudniowych Wloszech dalo sic
odczuc wczoraj lekkie trzesienie
ziemi, kt6re ME sprawilo szkod
wiele, ale panike W calym kraju
wywoialo = niemaia najwiece1
ieszcze szkod sprawiio ono W pro-
wincyi Kalabryi, gdzie kilkana-
scie miasteczek zostaio uszkodzo-
nych, W ludziach zdaje sic STRAIT
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-30

Hatterman CLAM, stara odpo-
wiedzialna firms, poiycia pienia DE
na properta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-30
Z FRANCYI:

Paryz, 30 czerwca. w salacn
starego tutejszego unIwersytetu
tSorbonny rozpoczai sic. miedzy-
narodowy kongres kobiet, zadaja-
cych zr6wnania z mezczyznami
W polityce: Hinduska Carena wy
glosila plomienna move, ataku-
| jac ostro tyranie angielska w In
Edyach; W czasie spiewania hym-
nu angielskiego Carena ME po-
wstala, co wywoialo oburzenie
IFrancuskiemu ministrowi spraw
rzagranicznych, ktory ;byi ma O.
twarciu kongresu wielce byla ME-
i, przyjemna ia afera, prosi}, by
Carenie odebrano CLOS, gdy I'd
cze}a wzywac Francye, aby po-
mogla Indyom do zrzucenia jarz-
ma angielskiego, ale rozgadanej
,Hinduski powstrzymac sic ME
dalo, az dojechala do konca...
| q BRAZYLT.
Sac Paolo, 80 czerwca. - By,
ly prezydent Brazylii, DIR. Manuel
Ferraz de Campos SALES. zmarl
tutaj.
Z KANADY.
Montreal, Quebec, 80 czerwca
= Piesciarz amerykanski, John
son, odjechai re zona do Europy
ma wystepy piesciarskie.
z NIEMIEC.
Halle, 80 czerwca. : w pobli-
zu stacyi tutejszej znaleziono ma
torach kolejowych dziesiec ciez-
kich dynamitowych ladunkow
by} to zdaje sic zamach ma mad
jezdzajacy pociag osobowy, kto,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-30

(Dokohezenle IS str. 6ei.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-30

IDokoiczenie ma str. sei.l
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

brett. obns girtsI, an bi. 8lufe
an uno 1T iber ben 6iften in tleine
Jdltden esl.st. 0ur6 bic GiIIe
bes unteren Sells bss Rodes lit elm
fApar5es Samt6anb es3ossn..
Sin mcbsrnes GQObelf fir Elm
6erbittleib aug Snfiet. pslhss bic urz
bsrmsiolih. Sunit1 lufpeiif. piro uns
i'm 3fpeiten Bible ('fiq. 2 .porqefuhrt.
Nus fpeiBem 9au iino Die isbr boil
geholtenen nnterGrnel uno Die Wefie
oefertigt. Sir bisie fam jebod oud
sbenio gut Elm stpas o%auerbaft.r.r
StnH dep66lt Deroen. Seioene
S9Isifden uno flsins Quoiten 3teren
Die Grcnt Der &,Iie uRo Der Suz
rita. psl9 IeBtere I'D on einsn Sir
tel aus Stiderei 1ai9IieBt.
Die Wooe tummert fi9 nt6t UNI
bic Natureefese, auo bic Satiahs.
baB i'm 9.rbIt telne S6metterlings
berumfliegen, 1T tsin 9inbesni5, folte
ols 0er3ierungen aui 9erbItbiten on<
3ubringen. Die 5!iigeI weroen ni6t
IeItsn aus ri.Tigen 1ullidlsifsn, perz
t.ift bur4 Drobt. tergsitsIlt, unb Der
8orpsr aus Draft. Der nit Chenille
i~iberipannt lit. Or in unferem 8ilbs
Gig. 3 iti3aierts Qut 1T nit f6Dnr=
gem Cont iibsr3osen uno auf Der
rshten Seite Der 01empe ols 9arntz
tur Elm S6mett,rllng aus peib.m
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

sSebe n.u. Wobeioiion b.oarf an=
id.in.nb elmer b~.iUao.r,n S.niution.
nit Der Iie iid cfFtttpoll .infiibrt.
Solde oufi.bsn.rreg.no. Oin9e be-
tr.f'.n porSuaslpsii, bi. 6olions uno
pi.l. oopon fino r. b.osutTum, onB
Il. nidt nur BEN 8I,ib .inen onosz
rem Nnitrih, %fonpsrn aud Der 9es
itoIt Iein.r 9rdg.rin perdnoert. Inn
riBlinisn e.bsn. Sin horotteriitiides
W,rtmol Der IeBtsr Soiiou puren
6oIt.nportien iibsr Der 3prperiront
unb balb seiat. be reibIih. Qiuie
cine 3uro, nit Der 8riimmun9 rid
lpdrts. Dos foil mi,oer burh cine
amber. oeometriIte Giqur iiberluuns
ben iperben. uno Spor ourh .inen
8r.is, Der in 9ift,nb0be bi. 0e>
itaIt umIhr.ibt.
8.in, Tro9e. mir ftebsn 3urs.it
unter BEN Wooebi.o bss 2rei.,s, Der
in 70 p.rfdi.bsu.r 8titoIt auftoutt.
tpie es rur cine Nooe p.rmng. bic
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

Sumt onsebradt. Der 30rper unb
bic 6ublb0rner be'ieben aus i6pars
sem Set.
Giner Der mooernsn YloioItpffe
ipel6e iebt 10 bicI N ben Stoufsns
tern Der Mooeesiddfte gu ieben fino.
muroe gu benz SatentIeio bss nd6=
item giIoes (5is, a perponot. Die
5arb.nmif4ung oes Stoffss 1T
Grin, 8luu uno S6pors. Die
Sode i6liebt iibsr5 3reua uno bat
einen mdBis longsn SdoB ober 1uz
mia. bic Dor itrds obfdllt uno
binten in timer Spite a~ustGuft.
8Ieine idparae SsibenquaItsR 5ieren
bi. 4uffdldse Der Sade unb ben
Soum Der 9unita. Sir bic i'm Ser
r.nitil eefdnittene W.fte ioIIte Elm
ipeiber Stoff pertpanbt tperb.n. Der
Rod lit einfad i'm Sdnitt unb obne
8.fnb.
Der i.bie.n Mobs drasmsIi.n, bat
ocs i'm nddIt.n Bib. (6is. s. itiss
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

tpeide 9etpebe fino. re Bel Der neus
3eitli6en aIsioung Geltun9 hnbsn,
70 miffen Stoffs. bic treisformi9
bic 0eftalt umidreiben follsn, ourh
Reife qei.iist peros1 ober ourd @ins
log. bon RoB6na,treifen 9alt ges
pinnen. Obne 3peifel. bic 9erbits
mob. bat uns cine arinoline bef6ert,
ni6t bic groBs. bic i'm ariegslohrs
1870-71 i6rsn lebtsa Sieg errang,
nur cine befdeioene. taum halb 10
lange. 0iat ben san3sn 9Ieioerrod
nimmt lie Elm. nur als 3unique tritt
is bei leitten 4benotoiletten ooer
feinen Ra6mittag5Heioern auf. I'm
ben aontrnit gu i,eigern. Idbt nun
Iol6e Suniques aus 3ull ODER onbes
rem, febr Iiftem. oft aud in oer
7yor6e a6n.6snbsm Gepebe I6.r sis
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

GO 1T cine ate Grfabrung, bab
Wenf9en, pelhe Siere lieben. tein
b0fes 5er3 baben. Oenn i'm 8ertshrs
nit Der Sierelt piro linen Die
0iebe CUR Ratur offenbdr, Tie lsrnsn
Ole 9tid0pfs Der Namadt nit Den
augen oes Raturfreunoss betra6ts,.
uno lernen audi miloe oenten uber
Die Seller BEG 0dhiten. Der Elm G.s
f602f oerielben NQmadt 1T.
Wer a6er Weni9enliebe fihtt
fam Der Dem Seuerften auf Sroen,
Gen Wieni9en. Die inn an nG9lten
i.efen, oen guten Gltsrn, fpets tun?
uno 10 umi4Iiebt ME Elm Bling
oas 6er3 in 2iebe aqes. nGs aus oes
8dters 6dnoen tommt. mo lam
niats goies fun. aus Qiepe gu ihm.
.. CAP bod Gle GItern oa9in
tra9ten poIten. i'm airoe oen Sinn
fir Ole Ratur gu peden. Dap lie es
lebrten, in ieoem pflGn59en. jsbem
&dfer4sn Die Wunoe gu ifduen,
Die cine b0bsrs Wta9t eri9uf, uno
oab lie bas mei6e ain0erber3 mitfei=
big unO b~armberSig mc6tea, duf
bus es ni@t srauiam hilfloie Sier,
qudle!
Nur gu Isidt neigt bas ipielenoe
Sino gu 0ruufamteitsn gegen 5iere.
ni4t aus 905pinigteit, nur aus unz
Oeritdno uno tinoif6em 0srgnii9en
wis lsiht lam ba Ger dufmertiame
Spdherblid Der Mutter ben tleinen
lebsltdter auf frii9er Sat sntoedsn,
lie fam ibm liar legen, pie unred,i
er getan bat, ie fam 01s Web ihm
i6iIoern, oas nun cas- arme, unf6ul.
oige 9bierlein erIeioeu muB. uno
Tam bos &ino gu Grdnsn Der Reue
uno oes Wtitleioe5 rIbreH, Die pirtz
mer iin0, uls S6ldge.
Cine ioI4e 2ebre psrgiBt oas jur=
&c, empfGnglihs 8emiit nift 10
idneu, oft 3mittert oa8 p~eGmutspoL!e
Gmpfinoen 0teier Stunoe ourh's
gauge Qeben nab uno betpd6rt ben
Mlenften Dor manher lls6eltat, Die
Ionit, obne Die ma6uenoe Stinme IN
Ser 8ruit. riidhdltlps bsgangen
niiroe.
IS gi6t Stunoen i'm 0e6en, no
Der Msni4 pergiBt. mas inn Gei.b
uno &lugbeit gebieten, no err abieits
irren min, neil linn Der Weg Der
Pfli6t 81 ieinig oiintt, IS gi6t Iu=
gerblite, in benen Corn uno Rafe,
6a6 unb Giferfu6t Die Gimme trii>
ben. I6on bebt Die Sono fi6 gum
t0tlihen Strei6e = pielei6t gum
mpralii6en nur, Der oft f6mer3ltdsr
trifft. ais Ser pbpiii9e Sobesitreih
=, ga i6aat Elm Warnruf pl0sli9
hur6 Die Ssele ibm, Elm W0rtlsin
nur. oas eiuit Die Mut.er fprad, als
u oos Wurmletn qudlte. oas 1id am
gooen pano: YOu tuit ibm ipebi-
uno i6on Unfit fein Nrm. Die Srdne
fI6lt er bremen, Die oamcls aus ben
8inoerau9en f6ob = nnb Die Mut.
ter iiebt er DOR iih Itebsn, Die oamals
i'm ic beiB getiibt: rMsin 3ino, iei
gut uno LAP oas 80ie iein!"
Ob audi Die Mutter ldngit nidt
mehr feline S6ritte lentt, Die 2iebe
fIhrt fe aus Dem @rabe i.lbit IN
.rniter Stunbe bod gu ibm suriid!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

elm sifriser uuo bepsgliAer Journa=
lin, Cornelius 9er3. uHb als orttter.
Der bon ben anoern Elm tpentg Hoer
bic Q6Iel angeieben puroe uno an
ftiGften mar: Graham 8ea. rgs CAB
In benz uni6ein6aren 3aum, in oem
tie Grfinoer bic eleitrtiHs Jeoer
ausfsaten. aoh Elm mehdntidss
G2iel3eu9. cine luitigs Guriolitdt. Der
bic Qmeritunsr grobe prattii9s
0irtTamfeit prOpbs3siten. Der 4ps
torat beitanb aug einsm paar bol-
3erner 906ren, bic our6 einen nit
Ssi0e btbedten Mstonfobsn miteinz
amber oerbunoen paren. Sebts nan
cine bieier 330byen an ben Wuno uno
leate bic anbere an ons Gbr oes
Qa66arn, 70 tonnis Der Hn6bdr bo@
rem, mas in bic cine R0bre geIpros
den nuroe. Wan bate oieien Np~
parrot. Der 0amal5 nur in 3pei GIems
rtaren eriitierte, Der Ntoosrsle Der
WiTsnihaften porgefibrt. o6er er
mar nur elmer tnlien unb o6lebnens
ben Nsugier begsgnet.
Ra6 Der Gibung Der Qtooemis
tonnte Graham 8ea nidts Beheres
tun, oIs isin 9elepbon pieoer in ben
tIeinen Raum Der Rue be Ia BourIe
3urid3ubringen, 20 ii6 bic ipGrIis
der 9efuhsr bamit omiierten. Ndd
sinigen 2dgsn o6er puren Die brei
Te6r erfreut iber Elm Experiment. oos
Ie 3piidsn sinem Sous Der Rus
@ipi.nne uno einem ouf Der ploce
be Ia 8ourIe nusgsfIbrt botten. Gum
sritsn Wole mar in elmer Gntfers
nung BON mebrersn bunoert Wtetern
elm 9eIspbongefprdd in Jrnntysi4
uno mabrIheinIi6 Iogor III europa
gefiibrt pprben. 9er3 pubte ihIisbs
lid Den MiniIter gu beitimmen, ooB
sr bic gsnubung Der 9eIegrop6ens
brGbts fir sinsn 8eriuA 3niiden
0.rTailes uno Qari8 gsitattete. Dos
Experiment gsIang: man fpro6 bon
benz polnis in 9~erIoiIes nnd benz
Bureau oes Miuiiters. Oomit mar
bos 1eIspbon in pnris eingefiibrt.
ober es oousrte nod LANCE, bis IS
popular ipuroe."
Sn Der @usIts1ung Der Qmsritoner
befono ii4 nod Elm onbsres Spiel
5eug". 0urh Elm tlcinss SpraArobr
iprnh mon in einsn 3plinosr, unter
ben Elm isbr oiinnes 3innbIdtthen
9sIeat mar. Mun orebte ben 3Dlins
ter an elmer tlsinsn 8urbsI, ioIanQe
OILS man fprd6. uno nnhber orebtt
man pieoer 3uriid. tpornuf Der We.
6unismu5 nit elmer beiieren trad.
Stimme bic 9ebrphenen Wors
te pieoerbolte. Wit oieIer oroqigen
WaIhine botten bic Nmeritonsr et=
nsn groBsn 9eiterteitserfol9. Sic per'
nnitolteten 8oritsaungen in einem
Soul bes 9ouleporo bes Gopucinss.
- Oieie erits 9orfiibruug oes pbonoz
erapben lit fir mid elm bsntlpirois
ees Gr,ignis seblieben. Oas Gritaus
men Der 3uh0rer, bic Die WuIhtne
gang bon islbIt Tpreden b0rtsn. mar
nubtroroentlid. S.besmol begnnn
bi. 0orflbruns bomit. boB ein Wonn
bsrontrot unb Truets: r5err pbono,
ipr.4,n sic fronsOfI42"
rporauf bic nGIsInos Intport Tam:
50. mtin !9err, foedr febr aut.'
DAD pubIiium pdI3ts fid uor Ga.
den uno bic 9eitert.it iti.s nod
bober. fpenn bnnn Der Mppordt Mi.
fur6tbor.r Stimm. cine 9aritonorie
aus rWiIb.lm EEL" onftimmte unb
nit ,in.m anods unb ,in.m gang
mertpiiroiq.n Gnirfdsn enoete. DEN
gan3.n Wint.r iiber CAB Der pbonos
graph 70 fir 10 unb 90 Sous Gin
tritt pro p.ricn i.in. 8Orft.luns..."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

8l,rte aino,rtl.ibh.n .in.n .nssn
Rod in gerooen 9inien. bod finoen
mir babel rod ben Still Der rufiis
den BLUE. freilid nit mogIidt rpes
mig 8sias. Der Stoff 1T tisfroter
Serge. 81, lang, 2oiIIe lit ourf
sin.n GiirttI aug Stidsrsi mortiert,
Der cuff Der Iinten Settle our6 einen
8nopf geIdIoIIen 1T. Der Rod bat
bic Ihottiid, 8iIts6orm. 0as Joo
aus in idmale 5oiten 9sI.ater Ssibe
III bon sinem Str.;feu Stidersi .ins
9efoBt. tbenIp bic tur5en Iermel.
Gin ytijeuoes gbarmeuies 9l,io in
Der moosrntn SelOefarbe 3siet ons
Isbte 9iIo Gfia. @. Der S6lub
Der glui, If leibt i~iberfolIero une
Die beioGt Seitentsils aus peri6ieoe.
mem Stoif acFertiat, bic Iinte Ssit:.
nit sinen yejh b.Ttidten Isrmel. aus
Der Gboymsuit, bic reflte aus 1sftide
tenn Seiotu Wuslin. Cine Msoiois
RiiI6e t'lren3t o:n SoIsdusihnitt.
Gin Yell nes 8iirttls. aus ei9tufars
biotm A.Ias uno Ihtrarsem SAINT.
ieiat ijd ami Der rehtsn Settle. nab
r,no Der Ret f6t,nbar uuter benz
'inter &luitnteil psrFhpiuoet. nm
Sinter uuter BEN S%eitsnpdneI oes
Rotes ipisotr gum 9ori6ein 81 ipr1s
men.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
Sells Uriinonug.
Vie bas EsiepboH 5urrit mad europa
tam.

Der fropSofihe @crI.ssr unr
Sdriftilelsr Waurice Or,piouS Seih
net Elm Invertebrates Bib aus oet
9inbbsit oes Teltpbons, ais oieIs
Grfinoung sbenIo pis Der Nbono.
graph oIs t~urioIe Rsabejt in Qaris
einQefubrt puros: Gs mar nm Die
Mitte Der 70sr Sabre osS oori9tn
Sobrbunoerts. 0rspfpus bate 9s.
rape isin @sId6it in Der 3ue Be Ia
8ourie sr0ffnet. ais zines 1ugea orei
Wmsritaner ;u isin taren Elm Wtann
nit GROCER goIoener Srint. noa'enS
Ropiepelt, Der feline 4ufmertidmtei.
ouf cine bijarre Grfinoun5, cine
.eIeitrj, DE 6soer" lsnten polte. ooan
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

mem ieiOsnen Underground o~bitebsn
bas an Gnge ni6t gut ~iiberboter
tperben fam uno oas, ielbTt penn e.
foltig bropisrt 1T. ii6 ni6t um BIZ
@Iisosr I6ldnselt. on es Der StiiB,
bur6 bic llntertisiber ermonqelt
0ereinseIt nebmeu bic R0de aud 90
Iants auf, pie ~3ur5eit Der unieligei
2rinolins. Oorin beItebt bic Sen
fotion Der beutigen Mooe. Die ele
gantsn SodsntoitIns ioIlen ielbItoer
itdnbIid aud ibre't Nnteil on be:
neu.n Wooe befommen uno 10 ba
man fir lie bic Soss Der 9iiftsntpsit
bur6 @lodsni60Be Ober bur4 Sal
tsnpnrtisn oufgenonmen. bic ii4 il
6~iftenIGngs benz 0iirtel nnfdlieBsn
llnI.r .rites Bib (5is. y psrar
ldouli6t Elm biibid,es SduItl.io fiji
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

Srifd gemoItene &uhmiIt
entbdlt, ie na6oem lie bonn Nteno,
ocsr bonn Worgenmelten berriibrt, SO
biz so 0ro5ent WoH.r.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

Elm i.ds3tbnidbrisss NGb6en. p.s
mertenspert ourf bic Ginfadbeit
oeS Sdnitts. Der pnii.no'te Stoff
oofIr 1T GbaIIie. Bel benz Original
lit bic @runofurbe blau, nit tleinen.
unideinborsn 6isuren in rot. Cine
brett. DoppeIriiihs aus NusIin, ges
tsiIt ourd cine Reibe BON rotten
8nOpftn, 3isbt ii6 auf Der 8lui.ns
front berunter. Der Rod IhIi.bt Iih
Arizona republican., 1913-03-31
HUNTING PARTY BAGS
 WONDERFUL EYtlEss PIG
Two ChandIerians Operate Small Sized Gin Mill and arc Caught Corpus
 Oelecti and All

Jose Baraja and Roy Watson, resi-
 dents of the thriving town of Chand-
 Ter. evidently thought that there was
 not enough money in the junk busi-
 ness so they decided to add to their
 store of filthy lucre" by operating
 contrary to the laws of the state, a
 speak easy" or as it is better known
 a bling pig Their business having
 assumed large proportions, caution
 was cast to the winds, and the pro-
 prietors endeaVored to debauch cer-
 tain charges of the United States.
 to-w wit several of those certain In
 dianS residing on the Salt River reser-
 vatiOn This action brought them into conflict with the miniOns of the law
 and as a result the men are now incarcerated in the county baStile Sheriff Jeff Adams, Deputy Sheriff TeOdor Olea, and a party of friends motOred to Chandler upon receipt of the information regarding the "eyeless pig and easily located the lair of the animal by the unearthly noises emanating from it. When the party entered the den they found that all the inhabitants were drunk and were trying to initiate the movements of ! that specimen of Arizona fauna, the "hodag. The sheriffs party, who gave 'noms. d'guerre," signified their desire to participate in the perform ance, and upon depositing certain | monies in the hands of the owners of the unfortunate animal. They were accommodated with all the remaining "essence d'joie.' The sherival party then introduced themselves in their official capacity and successfully in vited Jose Baraja and Roy Watson i to become guests of the county at | the chateau d'Maricopa for an in | definite period
 The prisoners will be taken to Mesa tomorrow for hearing, and it l is expected that the United States officials will at that time also press | charges against them.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-31
WHY THE WAL1z WILL
 BE ALWAYS POPULAR
Createst of All Popular Dances A. ways Able To Come Back
 Says Brian

The mere announcement that Don
 ala Brian is to be seen here brings
 to mind thoughts on the waltz,
 which after all is really the most
 popular of dances Every once in
 a while some new terpsichorean idea
 comes along and for a time sup
 plants the waltz We might say that
 these intermittent dances supplement
 the waltz, for it is the undisputed
 champion among dances and is al
 ways capable of coming back
 Donald Brian is distinctly a walt
 ger. although this nimble young man
 can dance nearly every kind of if
 sure. He is without peer as clog dancer and in the third act of his piece. The Siren" gives an eX- ample of genuine art in this regard by executing an old-fashioned Scotch clog, finishing up the number on cabaret table foot in diameter Brian is credited with having danced the waltz back into public favor when he whirled through the nazes of his famous ree-step in the original production of The Mer- | " Widow the reign of the waltz was dimmed for a time by the two step. the vogue which was due in part to the popularity and unusual swing of the Sousa marches. Right now the waltz is threatened by the l polka, which is the big thing at the present time on the European con- l t!nent.
 l q have introduced a polka number 1 into The Siren so as to keep abreast i of the time. but my big number in i the piece is the waltz caprice. Tt may interest some folks who are today decrying certain dances, such as the turkey trot,' and others. 1 to know that the waltz, when intro drced into England just one hundred years ago. was assailed as most in decent The waltz originated in Germany and when introduced into the gay courts of Austria and France during the latter part of the old re- gime it quickly put to the rout the minuet and other stately dances of the eighteenth century through which pig tailed beauX and powdered and pa atched belles had bowed and scrap | ed
 Tn 1912 is was introduced into England and found immediate favor with the London society of that per | iod However. there were many that arose indignantly and denounced it. 1 Lord Byron himself, not averse to | love and wine in large quantities. 1 pitched into this dance with all the power of his satire and invective. In | his seeming righteous indignation he proclaimed this German importation as positively indecent and vulgar In 1913 he wrote his famous poem The 1 Waltz which he styled an apostro l phe hymn In one stanZa, however, | it would seem that he really liked 1 the dance for he wrote:
 |" 'Endearing waltz, to thy more mel 1 ting tune
 1 Bow Irish jig and ancient rigadoom. Scotch reels avaunt! and country
 dance forego
 Your future claims to each fantas- | tic tOe.'
 The waltz continued to flourish despite the poets and other denun- = citation and it has lived through
Arizona republican., 1913-03-31
MONTANA DEMOS FAIL
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purposes was wholly repudiated The people of the state were again be- trayed. but the will of the Invisible Empire was needed.
 C5) An alleged blue sky law was passed. but it is like the public utilities law, a mere pretense which will not protect the people against the schemes of fake company promoters. There is water power combination operat- ing in Montana which is seeking to initiate a S14.000.000 concern-already grossly oVercapitaliZed-by the injec- ton of 5000, 900 of additinnal water so as to give it the fine round total of $100. .000,0 900. To guard against any possible interference with this gigantic grab provision was carefully made that even the feeble act which was passed should not go into effect until next January.
 (6) A warehouse bill following close ly the lines of the statute which has been eminently successful in the state of Washington, was buried in commit tee. Instead, a toothless and nerve less bill, approved by the elevating and milling combine, was put through
 
 tense of fulfillment
 A constitutional amendment offered by the progressive floor leader of the house sought to empower the leg islature to tax mining property as other prOpety is taxed. This was aimed at the existing abuse in Mont ana by virtue of which the property of the Amalgamated Copper company practically escapes taxation. while the other property is fully taxed. This measure was defeated
 Prominent among the measures passed by this democratic legislature, however. was one permitting railroads to issue passes within the state to members of the legisla ture and to state officers.
 The democrats are numerically in control of both houses of the Montana legislature, but the astounding fact was pointed out by observers of the session at Helena that the senate was | republican this year. as it had been in the past notwithstanding it's ap- parent democratic majority The agents of the Invisible Empire" were in control as usual In the closing hours of the senate. the Invisible Elm pire" threw off even the pretense of relying upon any of it's democratic dummies and resOrted to the services of the republican boss whose loyalty had been tried and proved. and this man made all the motions that related to bills before the upper house. Thus democrats, republicans and the Amalgamated Copper company were again all together in Montana. with the Amalgamated bossing the job and getting what it wanted, regardless of pledges to the people.