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Entered at the Elko postofie for transmissio
through the mails as second.class mfste-.
LET MR.. HEARST DO IT

, Hearst were not going to succeed
in his attempt to persuade tn:
American people to capture Mexico
and civilize it. The prosaic specter
Of mediation has fallen across the
field of battle and the polite con-
versation of diplomats is far like
lier to settle our dispute than the
rattle of machine guns. This is
clearly a relapse into barbarism.
Civilizations most ingenious
achievements have been Inventions
to improve war, and we are. there.
fore. turning our backs on what
seemed to be q good chance for 3
first-rate modern war;.
The Bulletin is especially sorry
for Mr.. Hearst. Mr.. Hearst has
proven himself one of the very ole
fashioned patriots left in the Unit
ed States. Mr.. Hearst didn't wan,
any miBcing matters in this crisis.
If anything was to be minced he
preferred it to be not matters bu:
Mexicans. Mr.. Hearst thought
that the United States ought tt
take the whole Of Mexico-includ-
ing the Hearst land holdings il
Northern Mexico-and make ar
earthly paradise of it. The ideal
was a high one, but Mr.. Hearst
promised to help to carry it out.
Mr.Hearst was not moved by the
fact that annexation would add
millions to the value of his Mexi.
can holdings. Mr.. Hearst is moi
that kind of a man. Mr.. Hearst il
a patriot. He thought first of the
stars and stripes, the boys in blue,
the spirit5of seventy six, the honor
of the nation and the welfare of
such Mexicans as should remain un-
shot after the war was over.
Mr.. Hearst did not hate Mexico
or Mexicans, but he did love his
country. He loved it so that he
wanted more of it to love. He was
30 fond of its government and it,
institutions and he loved his fellow
men so much that he hoped to ex.
tend these institutions over peopl
now without them. He wanted
Mexico to enjoy all the blessings
now enjoyed by Houghton county,
Michigan Paint Creek, West Vir-
ginia, and the mining counties of
Colorado.
Mr.. Hearst lamcnts, not without
reason, the policies Of the vain and
opinionatcd men at Washington
Mr.. Hearst's opinions arc warrant
ed not to opinionate-who are try.
ing to thrust a bar between the
spokes of war. l: there is no war
with Mexico the blame must rest
upon the. shoulder of Woodrow Will
son and his advisers. They must
answer to Mr.. Hearst and to the
American people for their derelic-
ton.
But still there is q recourse f,r
r.RHearst. He still retains his
estates in Mexico. Why should he
not return to that country, COM
plete the process Of naturalization,
rally to his standards all those WHIT
DEERE the welfare Of Mexico and
are willing to push forward the
march Of civilization; and with
Arthur Brisbane on his right hand.
Alfred Henry Lewis at his left ant
John Temple Graves bearing hii
standard, sweep down upon the
enemy and carve his way to thu
presidential chair in the City Of
Mesico7
Then Mexico would, indeed, bt
civilized, wouldn't it7-San Fran
cisco Bulletin.
.#...
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-30

Ing the nations
mecca.
There is every
reason why this
should be. The
capital city o
sesses one of the
worlds greatest
libraries. 1t is
the national hub
OF science. In its
salons mi rubs
elbows with o
distinguished for
eigners than can
be met in any
other American
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-30
Fred C. voight, Clerk.
By H. c. Sproule, Deputy.
Polite Burglar.

Burglar (holding jewel cas- and
speaking to householder crouched
terrifedly In bed)-"Sorry to trouble
yer, mum, but would yer mind helping
me choose a present for the mis3usf
IT'S her birthday tomorrow."-Puck-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-30
WASHINGTON A MECCA
WOMEN IN ARTS AND SCIENCES
FLOCK TO CAPITAL
Many Arc Doing Excellent Work In
Learned Bureaus Of Government
Why City 10 Becoming Paris
Of tho New World.

For women In the arts. sciences and
literature Washington is Cast becom-
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Where sneszlng is Unknown.
Ia some parts Of Africa the natives
DO not kncy haw to sneeze.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Withdrawn Humboldt Nationa.
Forest.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-07

SUM aserioneu IN einan 2ogirbaus
Az 9eeparf, g. g., perbrailrt.
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Jn(anogelcgrapl)
Die Gage an oer fneritani
fher 0renae

.preiioio, 5tras, 8. esan. -
gsritdrtunsen fir Die Rebellsn limb
am 9ienftas in Der Rdbe BON Siinasa
cnaetCmmsn. qm gtittag tpuroe qs=
meloet. pab Die 5ruppen bon Ssrera
unb 6ernanoes, 1900 Wann NIT ms6s
,srsn 5eios uuo Wlafhinsnsefhiissa
nod 15 Weilen BON Siinosa entfernt
iei:n. General YilIa befonb iidl nit
1900 Mann i'm lanula pub.
WiIIa bat bic Qbiiht Die fir pie
aeaierunsstruppen in Giindaa be-
ftimmten 8srltdrtlngsn absufanqer
unn Giinaaa fpisoer anauareifen. sbc
ei. 0arniion 3eit BAT. iict pon ben
Solasn Der iefstdgi9en admpfe gu
erholen.
4uf Der ameritiniiden Seite ees
FLUTES III eine tleins Stabt smporqez
pnhien, in Der ith 1900 meritaniz
i6s Fliiatlinse befinoen. 3fpei Suns
bert Waaeu nit 2ebensmitteIn uuo
Gsden fir bic tran,en uno pertpunoes
ten Golooieu iinb bier onsetommen.
Gle jinn bon Der gefeIlfnoft BON
Rcthen areu5 oeitift Dorbsn.
iseuer.
htlabelpbia, pn., 6. sson.
Die 8riefeoupertfabrif BON CHARLES ).
Goben & Son in hisiiser Gtabt ipurbe
ON Dienitas gum 8etrase bon S100.s
600 burd sJeuer b.fddDiet. 5ehs
Geuernebrleuie trussn lsitss Wsrlsss
nngen sasorA
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Cincinnati, @ittwod. Den u Sanuar 1914.

\
abbana in bic 9iefe binabitiirate. 3fpei
BirtbihdftsbeIiber. beren ssrauen una
l0hter. fieben perionen i'm @ansen,
ipnrben ais qeihen aus ben Shnee-
maifen herausaearaben. Der lin.
aliidsfalI bat i'm adn3en Salstdmme.,
aut bic aroste 5beilndbme berpor1e.
rufen.
Gin Streif an ben Staat e.
siienbabnen in g ubs
a friln.
.Sobannes0urg, 6. ean. Gin
Streit bon 5000 Nnoeitsaten ber
fibafrituniIhen Stuaiseiienbabnen lit
an 9ienitas angeornnet porben unb
bic 2eute iDerben am U1ittipofl un.
Wsitternaht bic 4rbeii nieberleaen. aIs
y5rOteft segen bic gnilaFung einiaer
4nseitelter, bic aus SparfamteitsS
ridiihten entlaFen fporben paren. Die
Regierung lpeiserte fi6 in Der beitimms
tsiten Deife, bic 2e,ise pisber ansuz
fte1en.
0a bic RoblengrGkr in glatal nod
INNER am Streit iinb, lit bic Situas
tton eine febr ernite.
Orb beben in 9riehens
lamb.
at6su, 6. Sdnuar. Sin beftioes
erbhben bat am 9ienItaq qroben
Shabsn an gieentbum in Der propins
GliS unb duf Dem pslOponnss anses
rihtet.
Suies 9ebrines aum Outll
aufaeforbert.
garis, 6. ssannar. Sules De-
Drines. elmer Der kiben frdns0fifhen
Aplatlter, bic tiirslif3 BON garis bis
Hah aairo IN qeappten floaen, tpurbe
am 0ienitaa BON Der frans6IiIhen
JtattoHalen sslieaer 2iqa anqetpieisn.
ioTort ieinem Ripalen 6enrp Rour
Satisrattion au ge6en. Rour bate
8eorlHes gum Dueu barausasforoert,
ndhoem Der 9eBtere ihm pdbreno eli
nee Streites sinen Shlaa ins 9eIidt
perlest bate. Der Streit stpiIdpn
Zen telben ilieasrn ipuroe bapurh
Deruriaht, oaB Rour bic tiirtiIhen ge.
amten srIu6t babeR follts, Beorines
bel isirsm 'SIua i'm GrieHt teinen Bel.
liano Ill Kitten.
Der prdiibent Der sftieaer 9iad fe,
learaphlrte 8eorines srdhreao Deg Ia.
aes. oah sr nah Trantreid suriidfebz
rem miiiIe, lpenn er iia peiaere, bas
Guel ansunebrnen. I'm bieIem Ialle
ipiiroe ihm oufr bic 1fnterjtiisuua Der
Giaa fir einsn srlua bon aairo bis
nah benz adp Der quten 6ofiuung
entsDqen tperoen.
Die GbrunaeH. bic 0ebrines isitens
Der frans0iiifNn aoIonie in RairD
auaeoatt DdreH. fiHo tanseIIirt nor.
ben.
Refine geitGtiQuna Der I'm.
aliidsuahri6t.
Wanco 3. g., 8. :Sanuar.
Die iiber WiHipea Qetommene Rah,
rift. oaB IS 2lrbei;sr i'm ssraser Riper
srtrunien ieien, ais Elm ltihtes sfdb1.
boot al einem fSeIisn i'm fsIuB sers
lheut lei. finost bier teinen 8lauben.
Wdbreno oes 36OdpaHers i'm Som.
ner iino oeleeentIid1 arpei ooer brei
4rbsiter ertrunten. a5er I'M Ropember
III Der Boiferitano i'm frazer Riper
Ger niebriqite i'm aansen Sabr uuo
I'M nDroIi6en 5beiI pom gritii6 Co
lumbia Elm 10 ni.oriaer. bab taum
aemanb in bem fIuf ertrinten f0nnte.
sSolep. WaIih &c Steipart, bic Ron.
trattcren. oeren 2eute umeetcmmen
iein foaen. iaqten ipdhrenb beg 5aqes.
odR linen bon ibrem Igenten teine
folhe Rohrift aei6ttt fporoen iei.
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Die 8erurtheilunq ber
Tpuu m iter

Ghtcaao, SlIs., 6. etanuar. Dds
Der. Stauten 4ppeadtionsGeritt bat
has in indianapolis aefdqte llrtAeil
asgen "a Beanie Der 8riiden.
bauer lluion beitdtiat. bic Der 9ers
Ihfp0runq gum unaeieBIihen 5rans,
port DON SnHamit iibsrfiibrt .pprben
tDdren.
Sehs Der 8erurtbeilten lpurben
neue proaeiie betpilliat. 8ieie finD:
1peHtmoe aus San franetsco, Wc.
Gain aus Sunias Gitn, M0., Sber=
man aus sSnDianapoIis. gernbarp aus
Cincinnati. Ran aus Beorid, s5ls.,
uuo 5ouIihaH aus Chicago.
Die pieruHo3Dansta 4H1etlaaten,
Qeaen peIhs bas IrtbeiI beftGtiot
poroen lit. psrosn auf 9runb oon
iuriitiiheH Gtnipdnno:- cine WieDer.
aufnnhme oes Werfabrens p.rlanaen.
uno miro oieiss osrtpsigert, peroeu
lie fih on bds Sbe~ 9aeriht
tpeubsn. Wie Derlautet. perhen Die uu@
ter 9iiruihaft iisbeHDen 9tHaetlagtsu
biz sur enoaiiltiqen g.leoiqun9 itves
Nalies auf freiem Tub beIaTisn fpsroen
9as 9eriht entihieo. Dub bic Ser.
ihtpSruna oeutlif nahoefpieien NOR.
Ten fsi, bar McUtanioai uno Glarf,
pbfpobl Wiitanoetlagie, tompetente
Staatsae,'-~ parsu. bar her Gin.
fpanb Der Ritt5uItdnbiateit Der Bun.
eesqeridte binfdlliq lei. Die 4HtpGlte
Der unionss8eamten parsu BON Der
Gntiheinuna iehr enttduiht, erfIdrtan
a6er. oaR, lie bret piftias Gintpdnoe
porbrinqen tperben. bic bet Der Seru-
funa iiberiehen iporbeH paraH.
Tiinf perfoneR nerbrannt.
RetDart, Sbio, 6. Sanuar. -
9as logirbaus uno Rsitaurant bon
Gus aerH on 9peitsr uno Railroao
Gtrab., in bisiiesr Staet, puroe am
St,nftas MOrgea 81 friiber Stunbe
bon elmer 5euers6runit heimgeiudt,
bti Der flint Wdnnsr ums Qeben tas
men uno feds ibfper psrlsBt tpuroen.
man gIaubt. oob ous Jsusr in Der
aiihe gum 4usbrllh fam unb bur6
sirxn iibsrbeiStsn Sfeu Derurlaht
nuroe. Riht cine ein3ise pon ben elf
Q,rionen, bic Itt CUR 3sit in benz
9cbduoe befanoen. iumen NIT beilsr
6aut oapon.
Gas 9sbdube, Elm stpeiiiSdioer SoI5=
unb 0ddItetubdu, Der pem Weuuinlpd@
MIA 9abnbof qeeeuiiber lag. tpuroe
poaItdnoig seritort.,
Die 8st0otetsn limb: Gus. Dale, 80,
WGntsr fir bic Deble Stope Comp;
.6untp" sSohn, 40, sin ilnearilher 4rz
Better; Soe Me5arlanb. 30, 4nitreiz
der; Gbtparo Saeset, 40, SauIirer,
uno Elm NOD niht iosntifisirter Wann.
Die gsrlebien iino: Rop unosr=
poop, So; 9soras Gilbert. 5s, GppIer;
Samusl MeGuns. 40, Qrbsiter; grs
tbur 9rubb. SO, Ra6tclsrt; Georss
prior uno cine 5ran unbetanntsu Ras
mems.
llHhsrtpcob, hilbert unb Ruifel psrz
ben pobrfheiniih niht NIT benz 2sben
oapontommen.
Der YoIisiit Soft bate bos iseuer
5usri. entoedt uno ben 9tahteIert
0rubb sepett. geioe liefen oann bic
5reppen binouf unb iptdten bic Salue
fenben. Ssts snttamen, stpei eritids
ten abtr In bem oidten Rauh uno brsi
anoere Derbrannten in ibren 3inmsrn.
Der Giotatbiinier nss dauiss, Gus
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Die Union gacific 81. gt. giebt ibrei
9lftiondren cine GrtraTipioerhe
BON 33 &ro3ent.
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- etteyt testd)t.

mir Dbip: 9ribes Wetter am
MaiftDoh; am Donnerftas aflsemein
ft0ncs Metter. Weitlite bis iiios
ipefli6< Winbe.
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Die Mittpe gron3 BON Shonthan'i
psrtheibisi bas anbenfeH ibres
gtntfSu
Wdtten
Gin ausaltih in 80bmsn isst NIT
GifKrkit ertportet.
Die iiolienifhs preH. sparnt Gristsns
Lamb Dor ben sSeblern bic 9uls
garien semaht bat.
Sulss 9sbrfnes erbdit 8ef.bl iid su
ouelliren.
aus BEN DeutfdenReid5.

Ius bem Deutfden Reih.
StraBbura, 6. ssan. Die Auss
laaen Dor bem arieasoeriti, Dor BEN
Der Dbtrft BON Reuter unb Der Qeut.
nant Shab bonn SO. ssnFanterie Reais
msnt peaen Der 0oradnae in 3abern
proatiitrt iperben. ipareH i'm 0onaen
aenommen Diel aiiniiiasr fir bic On
oetloateH ala am Montaa. Mus ben
uusioatn Der Cffisisre bes Reaiments
oi::a hetuor, bah fonpbl DOR ben Der.
hnFtunatn pou gipiIii.en aIs ipdbrenb
eprfelben Elm furhsbnrer Iumult
herrihte uno bos WliIitdr in aner
moalihen Weife beleibiat unb Der.
hohni spuroe.
Der Stactsanipalt In 3abern unb
cnoere Girilbeomte itelIten bies birstt
in Mbreot, bic 9lusidaen ipurpsn absr
in Der 6auptfahe BON % Der Wdnner
beitGtiai. bic am %. Ropember Don
ben Solontsn perhaftet iporben fparen,
uno bic Vadlt i'm aefIer Der aaIerns
anbriHcen niubteH. Die meiiten bic.
Ter Seuie 1abtH au, bdB 4noere IN Der
Ulenlc beleiniaenbe 8emertunaen oes
Inott batten. 1bebaupteien aber 4lle,
ftlbft unihuIoia au iein.
Wls Der Qeutnnnt Baron bon loriis
rler an lbenb in 9ealeituna DON sipei
nnoeren Sffisieren bas gerid3t perIieR.
.olaten ibm einiae WGnner, Drohun.
Gen ousItoberlb. Die menac ipu6s
fhneu big auf mehrere hunbert an
anb anlest tpor bic aanse G.rnbc bid,t
NIT Wenid,en nnaefiilIt. Die Qeute
ricfen ,. sForftner Heleibiaunaen oIIer
Nrt AZ unb brohten ihm NIT Der ;Sauit.
Die lffisiere iprdnaen ober amf einen
Strnhenbohnuaaeu unb enttnmen.
Der Rronprina faarf ri.
firt.
Berlin. 6. Sanuar.
Tle bduptid6!ihiten Uerliner 3ei.
tilnaen enibieIien am Gisnitaa Idnnere
yettnrtisel. in benen lie ihrem sieraer
ilber bic rieuefie sSnbistretion bes
HroHprinaen Griebrid) Wilbelm uno
uctr oie Dtpefhen. Die Der Eronpriua
an ben Oeneruileuinnni b. 7eimlina
nnb ben Cberit BON Renter afTc,idt
iirlb IN benen er iie lptaen bes bon ih.
nTlen eirr.rDmmenen Stanbpunites
nit Besua nuf bic 3abern.glffaire Be-
lcbt hattie. Quft MAIDEN.
Die liberalen .3eifunaen briiden BE.
coikrn noriibtr aus. bah iebssmol,
renn Der lhrcnerbe fih I'M bic poIitif
esnmticpt. CT es f-".. s.;ner nnaipeiiel.
bait btmolrotifden Heiaunasn iertia
brinat. bic 0efiihle bts QoIses All Der.
ltbeH unD nit Der offentIihen Waei.
iluna in aonfliti Az aeraibtn. DieIe
.1tItnnafn beseihnen bic bier lesien
Qemonisr1tionen bes Gronprinsen afs
IbIiInme ;fehler. Dixie bier s5dae Iinb
tie folacnben:
Der MnariFf bes aronbrinaen auf
Ctrhari 0nuptmnnns .sSnhrbunberts
tetfpiel3 IN Nreslau. i'm ssuni poriaen
.aahtes; itine 6onblunaslueiie, inbem
cr i'm ReiMstca bic aeoen Gnolano
prtdltene 0<breDe bts Mbaeoroneten
ron bthbebrannb. i'm Nopember 1911.
dpplaubirte: iein proteft asaen Die
Ytiieiauna csS brdunimrtioilhen
1trcnS Kittens Ieines @&roocrs. o<s
psinaeu Qrnft 4uauh ron Gumbes.
ldA1; sno lsIs3t bss 1lmhaub. ,at ss|
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Die Sbioer 2egislatlr auf BEN 10
Sanuar eiu6eruien.
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Gnu6sioung 0es Der. ST.
Ireis. appelIalions0eridls
30 Chicago.
Sn eahea Der IL Snoianapnlis
perHrtbe;lten 9DHantiterihe.
Sic ltrtbeile gegen "a Der WaGu:
ner tpmrDen bpm 8ertd1t
beftGtigt.

<tS uCk1Sttc USBS" SH USI Wsu"'
ner tpmrDen bDm 8eridbt
beftdtigt.
Sefs, barunter Olaf Toeitnoe, er'
baIten nelte Ero5eiIe.
7as ltrtbeil geger 5ranf &pan, bei1
Graiibcnten Der gierbrauer.
Union, beitdtist.
Beitere iiinf Mdnner bon benz Sanf,
oanlpfer nGflobonra"
Bon Sfii3ieren oes britiif1ert Gan,.
piers s@regorp" in beroilher
Ieile aerettet.
Seds Qu6ere, bie iif nit tbnen IN
benz goote befanoe1L Inn.
gefomnlen.
sSiinf lserIonen in eineln 2ogir6aus
Az 9eeparf, g. &, per6rair1t.
9ie Union gocific R. Jf. giebt ibrell
9lftiondren cine aTipioenne
BON 33 Gro3ent.
~A~
Die Sbioer 2egisIatllr auf oen 49,
Sanuar eiu6eruien.
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Srl. bon sStisbldnber@GuIb. cine Der
reihIten grbinnen Deutfhlunbs, nit
einem gngl1nber perbeiratbet.
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Mu8lQnO. SeIegrapb
'1as Krisgsgdi6t in Slra6.
, 6urg.
0ie WerbGHSlunsen an 9ieus.
tag etmas siufiser fir ben
Cberh BON Nen ter.
EeMi ant bon s5or ser sa@ BEN
Oets.ueH oee xberi@tsiaaieS
buns OcIfe beDrpbt.
Der arcnprin3 ipesen feiner Depeihs
an ben General BON Deimlina
unb Dterit bon Reuter

Bon Der Wsrliner preife fdarf lbur4
be Q.hel geaoaen.
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Beitere iiinf Mdnrer BON oenr ganf
banlpfer ,Sflobonra"
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Seds, barunter Olaf SOeitnoe, er'
balten neue Ero5eiIe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-25
Amnesty in Mexico.

Al a dinner given to Governor CAN
RAMA in Victoria on Wednesday. at
which President WILSON'S envoy, JOHN
X. SLLIMAN, was present, the First
Chief promised lenity IN "the treat
ment of the conquered but excepted
those who had been concerned in over
throwing the Constitutional Govern
ment or implicated in the ASA ssination
of President MADERo ana Vice President
SuAREZ. Mr.. WILSON. having refused
TO recognize General HUERrA on the
ground that he betrayed his superior,
seized the Government and was respon-
slble for the tragedy that followed, can
certainly enter no protest against Gov
ernor CARRANzAs conception OF am
neSty for the losers in the civil war
in Mexico.
1t happens. as Governor CARRANzk
intimated. that most OF those army off.
GERS and officials who could he sus-
pected Of plotting the deaths of Presi-
dent MADERo and ice-Presldent SuARrz
have fed the country. and there should
be but small occasion for retrlbution.
Provided amnesty Is offered in good
faith. Mr.. WILSON will not he in po-
sitlon TO inquire closely into the exc
cution of justice upon those suspected Of
having had a hand in the various as.
sasslnatlons charged to the Huerta
dictatorship. especially II trials are al
lowed the prisoners. It may he taken
United States will be essential 10 the
new regime justice will he tempered
with such mercy ms the Mexican char.
acter is capable OF.
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II IL not extremely probable that
Austria'S "ultimatum" to Scrvia will
lead to war. 1t Is difficult to think
that either side wants 1t. Austria can
hardly care to bring Russia numbering
down upon her nor to give her own
Serb population an excuse for revolt.
And it Is very likely that both de-
velopments would ensue at once upon
i'm attack on Servia. A move by Rus
STA would almost inevitably result in
n general European war, and II Is not
likely that Germany would feel at all
thankful to her ally for preciptating
such conflict over paltry issue at the
present time.
ON the other hand, 1t is unthinkablc
that Servia OF her own motion should
defy Austria to the point OF forcing
war. Were all the Balkan States q
unit, their raShness might contcm-
plate such thing, but, so far from
Bulgaria siding with Servia, she might
rather seize the opportunity to redress
her recent humiliation. Even though
Rumania threw I'm her lot with Servia
and Greece. the game would he far
too unequal to lie sancly undertaken.
But above all Russia will he ex-
ceedingly likely to work for peace
While checking the domlneering Of
Vienna on the one side, she will prob
ably counsel Belgrade on the other to
give the soft answer that turneth
away wrath. Russia Is not yet ready
for European war. Above all she Is
not ready to strike quickly either at
Austria or Germany. 1t would take
her at least month to get into nm
attacking position on her western
frontier. In the meantime Servla
might he eaten up, ~ will assuredly
be pointed out to her,
While the Scrvian Government may
have clean hands in the Scrajevo mat
ter, II Is pretty clear that all her off,
cials have not. 1t is more than likely
that belgrade is a centre OF Slav con-
Spiracies. She can easily afford to
keeping the peace by rectlfying or pre-
tending to rectify this condition.
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The New Haven situation.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN--Sr: Your
admirable critique of the New Haven
situation leaves little more to hc said.
Emphasis. however, cannot DO laid too
strongly upon the dominant fact that the
action OF the Massachusetts LEGISLATURE
proposes not only to destroy the market
ability OF tho Boston and Maine shares
by making them mot a good delivery" but
also to restrict the sale TO one buyer and
one only. that one being the Legislature
itself. the option to call the stock being
indefinitely reserved, to be exercised at
the will of the Legislature and upon its
own terms as to price and payment
Where marketability of tho stock IL
sought by the New Haven this legislative
response will stand as the most daring
holdup. short of conflscation. that history
records.
The temper and manner OF the Govern
ment's action suggest rather painful re-
Elections. They may be attributed To the
exigences of the impending political cam
paign, which demand lurid effects I'm "A
spectacular setting; or more sadly stlll,
TO tho fact that noble Executive whose
large brain and finely wrought nervous
system of almost feminine dclicacy Is
weighted with the accumulated and har-
asslng cares of office and In losing that
self poise and self-contro In written and
spoken language which should above all
things distinguish great sovereign.
NEW YORK, July "a. SENEx.
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WILL PROTECT MARRIED MEN.
Compensation Commission TO Look
Into Discharges Following New Law

The state Workmen's Compensation
Commission voted yesterday to investigate
two alleged abuses in the new law which
went into effect on July /.
The first complaint is that some employ
ers have threatened to discharge or al
ready have discharged, married men with
families, the risk under the act being
smaller with unmarried men. The com
mission says 1t has been informed that
this action has been taken particularly in
those industries that carry their own in
surance.
In "A statement the commission says:
AS matter of fact the cost of insur-
ance under the workmen's compensation
act is exactly tho same to the employer
whether married or unmarried men are
employed, and employers who have been
granted permission to carry their own In
surauce are making fundamental mis-
take when they discriminate against mar
ried men with families.
This commission feels that upon legal
practical and moral grounds II is war
ranted in insisting that industry shall re-
spect the family life OF the citizens OF this
state. and It intends TO use all the power
legally vested in 1t 20 protect married
mon. with or without families, in theiI
right TO work and to enjoy the protection
and benefits OF the workmen's compensa-
ton act"
One OF the proposed remedies Is the rev.
ocatlon by the commission of permission
to these employers to carry their own in
surancc.
The commission says II also hears that
employers carrying their own Insurance
are requiring their employees and appli-
cants for employment to undergo a physi-
cal examination and have discharged en-
ployees suffering from physical defects
Demand has been made upon the commits
| sion that II withdraw from such employers
the privilege OF carrying their own In
| surance.
The commission calls attention to the
"fact that employers may insure their
| liability in the State Insurance Fund and
| that this fund raises no question In regard
| to the physical condition OF workmen pro-
| tected by such insurance. The commission
| believes that stock companies, mutual
| associations and employers carrying their
| own insurance should, I'm respect 10 this
matter, observe and pursue the course of
| the state Insurance Fund and that work
men should not be required to submit IL
| physical examinations
| at is the opinion OF this commission
| that such action on the part OF employers
is contrary TO the spirit and tho purpose
| OF the law"