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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-19

bort au. ba6en, boB 6uerta bic gtbIi4t
babe. ben Rationulpaluit unb auoere
Dffentlihe 9ebduoe in Die 2uft 3u
iprsngcn, perm es gum 2leuBeriten
tommen Iolte. @r 6ielt es nidt fin
unpd9ri6einli6, oaB Suerta iol6cs
tbun lpiirbe.
Or llrrutid lit Der Wnnn, Der ons
llltimatum dusgefertiqt bate, in mel
dem ben Ser. Stadten "a Stunben
gege6en iperben ioaten, Suertd an8u-
eS.ennen. ptbriaenfoGs oem ameritd-
niidJen 8eI6dftstrdQer O'SbaugbneTp
ieine pGffe auaeIteQt unD Der &rieg
ertldrt lperben purbe. 0ieies ultis
matum purbe in elmer mitternG6tltz
den &abinetsiiBung autgebeiBen,
i6lieBlidh a6er bod nitht na6 Wdibs
inQtpn -"'hidt. neil Der bumaliQe Wtis
ntiter bes QleuBeren. ffeberico 9am6rd,
enti6iebsn bageqen mar.
Or. llrrutta itelIte in Qbreoe, bab
.r, als Wert3eug 6uertds, fir bas
geri6pinoen prominenter Wdnner,
oarunter bes Senators 8eliiurnio %.
minque3. Derantportlic9 1etpeIen lei.
0onltnguea perI4panb Elm poar Sage,
na9bem er i'm Senut cine befttge. qeA
gen 6uerta asrihtete Reoe ge6alten
bate. IS piro be6auptet, bab er 9e.
ioltert uno lebenbid oerbrannt noroen
lei.
2(m Ra6mittao fammelts Ii6 elm
tleiner 8olts6aufeH Dor oem 6ote( an,
in benz ii6 urrutia einquartiert batte.
@ntoniO Ribero be IA Eorre, Der Re-
batteur Der 3eitunQ Isl 0ictdtamanr,
mar Der 6ii6rer in Der ae9en Or. llr>
rlltiu aerihteten 9emonitatiOn. Inter
oem 5Seniter ltrrutia's belt er cine lei
benidoftIi6e Rsoe. i'm 9erlduTe oerer
er ben s6emoliqen Ulintiter 6uertas
einn Mcudelm0rber uno sinen SeiQl
lima ndnnte. @r behauptete audi, oab
llrrltid fir bic !hinri6tung ietnes
gru6ers. zines 9tbaeoronetcn in benz
bon 6uerta aufqelDiten &onareB, per-
anttpprtlih deDeien lei. @r idats. ouB
urrutia niht paqen piirpe, pie ein
ebrli6sr Wtann auf bic Strabe 3u oes
ben uno er foroerte ibn auf. Der tlei-
men 9ruppe Don ieinen Ganosleuten,
bic Iido Oeriammelt, Rebe All ite6en.
De Ia 5orre purbe perhuftet ulo
naA Der gOliasiitation ae6radt. pohin
aud elm paar Stunoen fpdter llrrutia
ge6radt purbe, ba a6er feline 4nflar
cen aeaen i'm porlaren. ipurbe er rpies
Der in iein Sotet suriidoe6ru6t uno
es purbs cine SfiIOpaae Dor ieinem
3immsr aufgeiteat.
Dis er in fein 3immer auriidges
6ra6t purbe. iuqte Elm 3eitunqsrepora
ter gu i6m: De ia 5Orre beidulbigt
Sic. ieinsn 9ruoer ermorbct gu 6as
Fen" sd qlau6e ni6t. baB er i'm
Stanoe isin niro. bies au bepeiIen, "
antportete IGaeIno Or. urruttd.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-19
Die g Qoqsin Rsrito.

Baibington, o, g.. 1S. Wdi.
prdiibeut Wilion Iagte an Wontag
ben dmeritanii6eu aommiiIdren. Die
dm. Dienitag sur 0ermittelunsstonfes
rena in Riaaara falls. Ont. a6reiien,
ouR bic enoaiItige 25iuta o,s inertia.
niiden 0roblems sur 3batIaAe tper.
ben miiiie, ebe bic pmeritdniihen
5ruppen aus 9.ra @rus suriidsesogen
tperben t0nnten. Der prdiioent oab
ben 8ommiiidren teine 6eitimmten
Snitruttionen. gr inat. ibneH. baB
lie abpartsn ioQtsn. tpelAe @ori6lGae
bic iiioameritaniihen Mrmittler etfpa
MAIDEN piirben. Gr fpits absr oarauf
bin. bah frisben in Uierito nur eurh
bic Oollitdnbiae 9efeitigifna Der 5usrs
tas2lominiitrdtion m6Jlih lei uno
ourh bic Gtnblirung elmer ftarteu
proOiioriid3eH Reqieruna bic i'm
Stanoe unb Willtns icin tpiiroe, cine
prdiioentenpabl abaubaltsn. in Der
ale fattIonen frsi unb un6ebinoert
ihre Qniihtsn aum 2lusbrud brinasn
tornten. uno bic aud cine 20iuno Der
DtoHomiiden5rugen unb anbererprob.
leme aardntiren piirosn, bic in ben
lesten orei sSahren cine RepDlution
mad Der anoeren herporgsrufsn babe.
Der Prdiibsnt piniht, baB bic
pirtbi4aftlihen Reiormen in 9etra6t
se3ogen Derben iolsn, iiir pel6e 3as
pata i'm Siioen uno Garranau i'm Hor.
ben tGmpfsn. uno oab audi alei6aeitig
Die redtmdBiuen SntersiieH beg 9oltes
in oem iest pon 6usrta tontrOairten
9ebiet getuubrt perosn.
gBGhrenb oes Cages tpuroe cine Der
bieiisen ausIdnbiidsn 9iplomaten BON
biplomatiiher 0ueqe in Werito be.
na4rlhtiat. odb 5uertd 6ereit lei, au
reiiauiren unb ieinen gertretern aufI
Der 9ermittslunastonfsrens seitotten
tUiiroe. feline Defamation an3utiinDis
asn. tpsnn bies ubioIut nDtbia perpen
iolIte. Die brei 6uertusDe!egateR
baben ihon pOrbsr angeoeutet, baB lie
etngeIehen 6itten, odR Die geicitisung
6uertas i'm sSntereiie elmer Giniqung
a6iOlut n0thia iei. uno oab tie DON 9lns
fana an aeipubt bItten. bnb ibre Be-
mii6ungen spedlos isiu piirben, fpenn
lie nit1t bsreit ieien. iit1 nit bieier
pb1Ie ces probIems 3u befafen. Die
Seleaatsn ipiIIen audi Oub es iif iebt |
nitt mebr um ben Strsit tpeaen Der
5ampico.aifdire bauoelt, fonberH nm
Die odnae mcritdniite Frage.
Die 6usrta. GeIe1atsu iollsn 6ereit
fein. ben Ridtritt 6u.rtas su smpfeb.
len. aber MIR unter cer gebinauno, |
bah cine beitimmte gsreinbaruna nit
Yeaua auf bic 2lrt Der Reaierung, Die
na6folaen ion. aetroiisn tpirb.
Die 9srmittler bdGsn i'm 9lIeemeis
nen einen plan ausgtarbsitst, Der allen
pdrtsi.u 3ur 9sgutdhtllng unter6reis
let iperbsn ioq. Sin 5bsil bes pIas
neg bot auf bic 9dnofrdse ge5ug. Gs
ipirp cine 2anbpsrtbjllng boraeieben.
ip,I6e bic orpbs M1iTs beg 8oI,es
befrisbigen iol, bic GinssIbeiten finc
lber nod niht 6etdrnt. WirtbT6dfts
Iife fralsr tperben 1ber niht unters
brsitet psrosn, Biz cine giniguna
betreffs Der poIitif4sH GraseH &c.
troffen tporbsn tit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-19

Sapcn tpurben am Souutaa I1preen
ousaetbeiIt. Set msbrtveu 5dssn bat.
ten mir 2soer aelaut Die 3obten
nurben iiber 9prb gepotfen.
Die sSibs Ssirss Tuo 70 fdlimm .r.
frOrsn baB tie notwithstanding umpu=
tirt perSen miiIen. Die lleberlebsns
ben purSsn mad Ssm gictoria Soipts
tai ssbra9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-19
Sic fommen ciner MObiliiiruna Der
@renatruppsn aleid.

Nus bem 6eutI4en d.
Berlin, IS. W2ai. 5robberl
Der Staats .Seirstdr bss quspdriis
asn b. Saaop in Isiner i'm Rsiastag
gebalteHtn Rsos nit allem NaAbrs:d
tstonte, oaB bic csutite Regierln5
BON Der politit b.frIebtgt 1T, rueltle
'bi. Der. Gtaatsn in Meriio psrioi>
gen, piro bic Saltuus bes prdiibsntsn
gGilIon unb bes Staatsietretdrs
9rpdn bon einsm Sbsil Der prsiIc.
unS 5por nidt bios peHAesH- priT5is
piea anti omsritGnifaen Srsanen
Der aaSeuti6en, ipieber fharf fritz
isrt. 9efonosrs entriiiten iid.oie tl.s
ritalen gldttsr. Sisie pieosr9olsR
in alien 1pHartsn bic BON Dem GeTs
i,umsiii6rer Sr. Spabn i'm Reid)stdg
aufeeiteaie 9sbauptung, oaB bic RE
oisrung in WaibiHgton i'm Sntsrehe
OR Sruits auf bic 9lnnsttierung Der
g!n6bar Repu6lit binarbsite unb iis
7. pirtti6sn abiittsn gu bemdHte!n
rsriude, inbem iie oorgebe, Wsrito mr.
ron einem Ditiaior bsfreisu 3u rDolleil,
befsR 9Gnbs nit 9lgt tsflsdt ieien.
0as sanas gsnsbmeH Der gDilionidsd
COMMUNICATION lei unaufri6tis. bod
laTe lid bic Dslt ni4t tduIfsu.
Die amsrita frsunolid ssiinHtsn
3situnssH finOsn es unbegrsiflid. bag
prdiibsni WiIiOn uHo fsiu Stadtss
SstretGr ii4 INNER on Die Soffnung
su ilammern ffeineH, bdb Die pon
ben characterization Republitsn 2lrs
eentiRisn, groiilien unb Chile untsrs
nomm.us @ermittsluns gu elmer 6ss
frieo;glnben 20iuHg Der msyitanif4tn
s5rase iii9ren pirb. 9lls politdnois
lnpsritdnbIid miro bic IntsritiiBuns
bsssidnst. tu,lde bic amsriIaRiide Rs-
eisrurs ii6ilid oem Sniurg.ntenfilG.
rsr Garran3a uno Tsinem gsneraliIii.
mus gila angscsi6tn ldbt.
0ns y9asebldit" ptOpbsasit, blb
aJrIid6,nt gDilion baour6, oab IT
Su.rta nit Silf, @iaas gu itiiraen
reriudt, Ii6 otei.n auf ben gals Ia.
ben unb In iurS.r Seit pcr bic Wahl
eeitelt isiH pirD. sntpebsr ben but |
trisisne,H ganbitsu als prdiiosntsH |
pcn Wrriio an3usrtsnnsn. Ooer dtsr
sIneR lrng,b,urs Cpfsr an Gut uH9 |
Biut forberHbsH Sriss gu fiibrsn |
uno Wsrito bdusrHo gu beisb'n.
B ffsHanssb-ot bssIsbnt.
Berlin. 1S. Mai. Dem ames
rifaniiteR gOtidaftsr Snmss u.
Gsrarp T9b fir ben ariss Der @er.is
ris!sn SidatsH sssen Msrito senug
G eepstr CUR gsipaffRuns eii.r srcBen
armes ufierisrt porbeH, 1bsr o,r Di,
plomdt ls1nie Das gnsebot prompt
ab.
@slt.rn fprd6 Elm mDjteriSin5renis
Der, alien Qni9sin mad elm Slos
ameritansr, in Der 8otifait Dor unb
.rfubts I'm cine 2lubisn3 bel Serrn
gtrarb. 2lls er pon benz gotI6aft,r
paroe. srtldrte Der 5r,m.
be. baB sr 100000 @spebrs unb msbs
rsrs Mtllionen patrouen 3u psrfanfsn
babe unb bic blinien nit Der Wuni.
lion on MsritO abieben ip.rbs, ipenn
he niat BON Der ameritaniidsn Re.
3itruns sefduft lpiirben.
Der Yotfdafter torberte isiHsn ges
Iufsr ouf ibm zines Der gspsbrs gu
|tissn unD Der Jrsmbe tHtfsrnts iich.
Rad sinissH Gtunbsn fam CT nit
insnl ar4dif@sn s4isbpriissI. Ms.I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-19
@rtterberibt.

Sir Obio uno bas peitli9s
pennIblDanien: S9ones Detter am
0ienitas sno Mittwod; idpa4s pers
Gnberlide Winoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-19

.S6r aommi5 Bat 10 eincn 0oHnis
itcn 9ug Inn Den Mumo"
- nNa, ia: mir oertaiiien ia nli9
.Su Spottpreiicn!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-19

Jn(an0Ie(egrap6
Ole mpri6aaiIden 0e(pgalea
Sar Gerwiltlungs.Go Ierm5
@eiteben sm oab eiiie Giaisuns
niht m6glid 1T,
aSemn bic pollftanbise Ssieitisuns
!onerfa's ni1t cine Der
4ebinsnnseu lit.
Sic fpolIsn aber in cine IOl4s gebin>
auna nur bann einIuiIigen,
8enn aenaue geitimmunqsu ii6er Die
nadfOIasnOe Resierung Qes
trpffen ipsrbsH.
-sa4>
Die aonititutionaliiten 6site6eu auf
elmer adnalifen 1lnterOriitura
ni4t nur 6uertas,
Sonbern auh ieiner gan3sn partet.
Or. q(ureliano llrruiia Der frii9sre
getraute unb Miniifr oss Ssu.
nern Suertds.
DIS Tliidt!ins in @srd Gtua singe.
troffen.
---~R>
Gr 6efiirdtete. bon 6uerta Qst0btet au
tperoen.
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Die Merifp.EOlitif Der ameri'
faniiaen NesierHns pon ben
3eitungen Beitia fritiiirt.
albermals s,uei oeutide @siiitar'
Jlieger nernngla6t.

Der aaiisr tpirb als Sieaer in bsm
&i I'm pen Spernbauss
gleu6au hsrborgelen.
->I---
Gin IonOer6arss @afisnanssbot Dem
ameritaniifen goti4after 9e'
rarb aema6t.
--ou~-
Baron Don gaor0snifiSlb nif1t in Siio.
amerita ermornet. =
--yl~--
Gin e6rsibsn, in benz isin enttOm'
men asmelbct piro. in Berlin
einaetroffen.
---~r-~----
Die 0iterrsi6ifhen &aiIermdnopsr
8crSeu oiesmal in gOsnien itatts
finben.
-~1e-
Sic fommen elmer MObiliiiruna Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-19
9Senn bic nollftdnbise Ssieitisuns
0nerta's niht cine Der
4eoinaunseu lit.
Sic molten aber in cine iolds gebin@
auna nur bann einDiQigsn,

Or. 2(ureliano llrrutia. Der frii9ere
getraute unb Miniitfr oss sSu.
nern 6uertds,
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28
RABBI UPHOLDS TANGO

international News Night Servicel
San Francisco, Jan. 27.-"The tango
is practically a reurn to the old fash
ioned dance. 1t is the most artistic
and graceful of the Dances" said Rabbi
Jacob Nieto in his sermon to Congre-
cation Sheriff. Israel yesterday.
DR.. Nieto preached upon the history
of the dance from the primitive dances
in the dawn of mans development
down to the modern day tango.
Singing preceded speech, and ges-
ture appeared before speech in the de-
velopment of man." said Dr. Nieto
Dancing is in the nature of an eX-
preston of admiration or worship.
"All through the early chapters of
the Bible we find that dancing was an
expression of worship. 1t was the
primitive idea used to express oneself
1--WE see this in man and in the birds.
1t was their natural method of court
ship. There is nothing lewd or i'm
proper in the dance because it is a
spontaneous expression of nature. The
effort of some people to denounce
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28
SEEKS FORTUNE

international News Night Service)
San Francisco, Jan. 27.-Investiga-
ton of the report that Anna Held, the
actress, was made beneficiary of the
Sacramento demimonde, divulged the
fact that Attorney Charles F. Hanlon
is laying a claim for Miss Held to the
estate of Cherry de st. Maurice, the
queen of the Sacramento redlight dis
trict, who was murdered here July s
last. The money involved is estimated
at 100000. The woman is said to have
been a relative of Miss Held's father.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28
BRADLEY MARTIN HONORED

international News Night Service)
Edinburgh, Jan. 27.-The tradesmen
residents of Inverness, in the Scot:
tish Highlands, are subscribers to q
memorial to the late Bradley Martin
in recognition of the generosity and
interest the New Yorker took in their
welfare.
"The proposed memorial will be a
bronze bust on marble pedestal
which will be unveiled in Glen Ur-
quhart, near Ralmacaan, where the IA
nous Bradley Martin shooting parties
have taken place for 30 years.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28
BUSINESS is BETTER
SAYS OGDEN ARMOUR

international News Night service)
Chicago, Jan. 27-Business condi-
tions throughout the south are decid-
edly better than they were a short
time ago. Nineteen hundred and four
teen promises to be year of profta-
BILE activity. The present looks like a
good time to "go ahead
/ That, in brief, is a summary Of the
views expressed by number of bank
ers, manufacturers and merchants in.
terviewed today.
j. Ogden Armour, who conducts one
of the greatest business enterprises in
the world, expressed his satisfaction
with the present business outlook.
"The business outlook is rosy in
deed" said Mr.. Armour. "The manu-
facturers will be busy and money will
be easy
Bankers in Chicago repeat the opti-
mistic go ahead assertions made ir
this city by Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
"Those are my sentiments" said
James B. Forgan, president of the
First National Bank, and added 'that
the go ahead spirit, coupled with b
general feeling of optimism, presaged
a better business condition.
John J. Mitchell, president of the
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank, said;
Business sentiment has improved
greatly in the last week. believe that
if the railroad rates advances are al
lowed the incident will have splen.
did influence based upon the better
feeling which already has been estab
lished."
Manufacturers have adopted the op-
timistic sentiments expressed by men
in other lines Of business, according to
John NJ. Glenn, secretary of the Hi
nois Manufacturers Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28
WANTS JOB BACK

international News Night Service)
San Francisco, Jan. 27.-Former
Naval Constructor Holden A. Evans,
who was transferred from Mare Island
in 1910 after his sensational divorce
suit, in which he accused brother of
ficer, boy" Osburn, of kissing his
wife, is making efforts to obtain rein
statement, according to reports re
ceived at the navy yard yesterday. His
friends there say he is on excellent
terms with the present administrator
and hopes to be put back in his old po-
sition at Mare Island and to realize
his ambition of becoming director of
navy yards.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28
ACCIDENT, CORoNER's VERDICT

international News Night Service)
New York, Jan. 27.-"Unavoidable
accident" was the verdict returned to-
day by the coroner's jury in the case
Of Richard Lankford, vice president
of the Southern Railway, whose body
was found Friday in his apartment. He
had been asphyxiated. The coroner had
ordered the body returned to the
apartments when an attempt was
made to move it, stating he had in
formation rendering further investiga-
tion advisable. After the inquest the
body was released.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28

city Jail, wanted in Tazewell county,
ILL.,, on the charge of wife abandon
ment, will be made by Attorney John
S. Hogan of San Francisco before
Governor Johnson today
Attorney Hogan will resist the ex-
tradition on the ground that the Of
fense charged is not an indictable Of
fense, nor a felony in Illinois, and that
the extradition should therefore not
be granted.
Warren B. Russell is the son of Mrs.
Alice Russell of Chicago, who is the
owner of large farm property near
Saginaw. Cash bail is ready at any
time Russell is temporarily released.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28
FOR A DRY OAKLAND

international News Night Service)
San Francisco, Jan. 27.-"Closing OF
the saloons in Oakland" said d. M
Gambler of the anti-saloon league in
the meeting of protest against the
Hart ordinance held yesterday after
noon, $50 far from hurting business
will actually increase it and increase
rents. 1t is true that rents of some par
ocular little shack may fall, but rents
as a whole will rise and thus make up
for any loss"
The speaker then cited concrete ex-
amples in Los Angeles and other Cal
ifornia cities.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28
VALUABLE HORSE

international News Night Service)
Palm Beach, Fla, Jan. 27.-In let
ter to friend here from Richard Gro
ker in Dublin, Ireland, Mr.. Croker en-
closed a copy of Dublin paper re-
porting the largest offer ever made for
his famous sire Orby, but mentioning
no figure. The owner of the letter
says the offer was greater than $780,
900, but says no amount of money will
buy the horse.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28
CONTRACTS FOR TOBACCO

international News Night Service)
Dinuba, Jan. PA New York
buyerhas closed with the Turkish to-
bacco growers of this district con-
tracts for the delivery of 100000
pounds of the 1914 crop, at an average
price of SO cents. 1t is said that this
buyer is negotiating contracts for the
entire 1914 output of Tulare and OF
Fresno counties.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28

international News Nj ;lt Serv'ce)
Washington, Jan. 27.-Threats OF
his life were sent to Senator Kenyon
author of the red light bill, which
wiped out Washington's famous REQ
light district. The letters were post
marked Washington and it is believed
they have come from members of the
segregated quarter. Surrounding
towns and cities have entered a protest
against their threatened invasion by
Washington dive keepers.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28
Briefs From The World

dancing has only aroused resentment
and bravado.
"The tango is practically return
to the old fashioned type of dance.
can see nothing Objectionable about it
1t is akin to the Sraband and other
similar dances where there is not
so much contact as in the waltz and
two-step.
"The most artistic and graceful OF
the modern dances is the tango, be.
cause it is combination of the old
and beautiful Spanish dances and the
waltz"
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28
FOR AMBASSADORS

international News Night Service)
Washington, Jan. Pit is learned
hat Thomas Nelson Page will be ap
pointed ambassador to France, and
hat William McCombs, chairman of
the Democratic national committee
vii be ambassador to Italy
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28
LAND BLUE JACK ETS

international News Night Service)
Port Au Price, Jan. 27.-Blue jack
cts from the battleship Montana
were landed here late today when
fighting between the revolutionists
and government troops broke out.
German troops were also landed from
the cruiser Vineta.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28
COCKTAILS APPOINTED

international News Night Service)
Washington, Jan. 27.-President
Wilson today entered the tug of war
between Mayor Mitchell and himself
by sending Colonel Goethals a tele-
gram naming him first governor of
the Panama Canal zone. The order
makes the new government effective
April /.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28
MORAN OIITS FIGHT

international News Night Service)
New York, Jan. 27.-Young Shu-
grue had Owen Moran practically out
in the seventh round here tonight
Moran refused to continue.
Johnny Dundee outpointed Sapper
O'Neill, English lightweight, in six
round bout.
Battling Levisky won on points
from Soldier Kerns.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28
VANDERBILS RESCUED

international News Night Service)
New Orleans, Jan. PA wireless
message tonight states that Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick w. Vanderbilt and
party have been rescued from the
YACHT WARMER, which was wrecked off
he Colombian coast. The party was
transferred to the United fruit steam
ar Almirante.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28
PATTERSON ARRIVES

international News Night SerVicc)
New York, Jan. 27.-The Rev. Rob
crt J. Patterson, originator of the
"catch my pal' temperance movement
arrived from Queenstown by the White
Star liner Cedric, taking berth in
the second cabin because there were
many more voyagers there in influence
with exhortations and buttons.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28
POPE REMOVES BAN

international News Night scrvice)
Paris, Jan. 27-According to re,
ports reaching here from Rome, the
pope has removed the ban instituted
against the tango, with the provision
that the name of the dance be changed.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28

international News Night Service
Sacramento, Jan. 27.-John M. Esh-
eman today announced himself can
didate for lieutenant governor on the
ticket with Johnson. The governor
tonight said:
"To no one man do the people owe
more than to John M. Eshleman. With
fairness, impartiality and remarkable
ability he has presided over the rail
road commission. He today has rec
ognized the authority of the United
States upon public utilities and their
regulations.
"Such men are at once the product
and pride of Progressiveism. His cleo
ton is a matter of course"
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28
TO VISIT ARGENTINA

international News Night Service)
Madrid, Jan. PA newspaper here
quotes Premier Dato as saying that
King Alfonso will go to Argentina in
June to make the acquaintance of 8
country whittier so many Spaniards
have emigrated who remain profound
~ attached to the mother country"
The king will be accompanied by
the premier and the minister of mar
inc. He will sail on modern Spanish
liner and will be escorted by warships
He is expected to be absent two
months.
Premier Dato thinks the visit will
be useful in promoting commercial re-
lations between Spain and Argentina
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28
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treat.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28
RUSSELL FIGHTS CASE

international News Night service)
Sacramento, Jan. 27.-A fight
against the eXtradition of Warren B.
Russell, now held in the San Francisco
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-28
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