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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-02-14
9entldc &cptilienpreile.

TSir haben fiir5lih Darauf out
,ncrfium Qelnod,t, ooB Die belltIt'
biiraerlitpu 3eitungen oes Sanoes
Curh Die 9tep gorfer oStats5ei'
tl,nQ" ole aoIt9dnger Don 0elttlt'
ionos M}iniiterilm bes sleitBeren
ltnO. gtllr 10 lit es erfloriif, oaB N
ricien 3eitllngen 10 perriidt Idnln1er-
lihcs 3ellg sluinabme finoen tunn,
!uie es folgenoe Sepelfe lit:
Strabburg, 9. ssebr. @ie bier ein'
,,etrofiene gtuhridten erieben Ia''en.
III Die Stimmmng Der Scoolferllltg.
;eoenialls aber Der yGinbcr ppm Sa-
Tern, Dem Wtilitar seacniiber trpe
Ser %urfummniiic Scr lesten Monatc
Sic alte acbliebcn. Gieles bat Der
~clltnant Trhr. pom 6orltncr 5l lei
nem 9eiolpcien eriabren millien. Ter
Seutnant, meIher ieiner 3elt Die iut=
1iiificligen Gorialle in Der llnterel'
itiiiiid,en 8arniionltaot berallfbe'
i!4llporen, lit fiir5lih Slun IA. Snran-
trric- -Hegiment nad Srombera II
l;oicn uericbt iporoen 3lun Srenel
iciner perloluihen sIngelegenbciter
,uar .cr naf 3abern getonlmen. gls
rr lid IN Ben StraBen scigte, pllro(
CT loiort erfonnt. Ginc &inoerihal
mmringte nno uerfOlatc i'm an
Sd,ritt nnS Sritt NIT bcleioiacnoer
;3nrmfcm. Die @enoarncrie grill in
oes oicslnal prompt eil llno pcrtriel
Die Shrcihulle.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-02-14

gSIr polen nidlt fra9cn, lDeid)es
Daun Die &orfonlnlli'ie III Den lgB=
len afonaten gclpeien iino, oaB iih
oie Stinlnulug Dem Ndlitar qegell-
i'ber III 3abcrn Bate Gnoern iollen.
Cod nidlt Dos &on0oicnlpieL elmer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nit lei
len befamten ,SreiiprildIen, 8rutll-
iotioncn IL. l. No.? @ieIo hatte Dies
COR allf Die ainoer luirten ioIlen.
Solhc ainoernefcreien niii1elr IN
I rnalgellmg eiles anoeren Stof1es
aber hcrbalten, Inn oar5lttltn, oaB
GeutIhlauos 9lrnlee in GliaB-2n-
thrinaen cine 8efahr brnhe.
@1bc es oenn iiber Geiltihla1os
9lrmee ionIt IpirfIid nidts SIT bertd)-
ten? ,Su elmer ;3eit, III Der Die D.
Mellter, p. sSorlnler ltim. TRIBE
ld,rdnft uno ungeItrait ihrllnbeil an.
litten. ourf man lih nlht lulnoern
iprnll lih alld) geluobnlphe Stcrhlihe
bel Dem lfilitnri5lnlls ais Snrge.
ictte fiihlcn, lid gefeblsbefuguille
anlnaBen mo ein lpubres Shredels.
regiment entfalten. Gin ScrroriS
;llusfan, Ser ultd, Die Hihter in
bullten 9fodc su g4orte Der Gmpo
rung trieb, helhGftigte oas &riegs
acriht ser s. 0ipiiion in @ale a
5. g., no ser .0ulur Scr Helerpe
| Nriebrih Sutbo bon oem 9llaren
regiment 9tr IL in Sorgail megel
EefrutenmiBbanoliing in minoeltelr
"A 6Gllen, 9eorobrng uim. auge
flagt mar. Ser slngeflagte. bon 9e
ruf Sanomirt, bate. ohne oaB eli
Ssorgeiester ehpas oauon merfte, oi
Jfefruten berartig genein bebanbel1
oaB ser @erbanolunesfMhrer mel
reren MiBbanoclten oie Sraee 30,
lcgte: ~Sa, aber ipie fonnten Sic liz
oenn oos gefallen lalien? Warl,,
haben Sic oenn aemeiniam oen Nr
gcflogtcn niht perholitell, bab er a
Sen @dnoen bohgina? Gas no
Sod Sbr Gorgciester niht I'm
= arum meloeten Sic ben Man
; lEht?" Ssa. cntacencten Die 3euser
1Sir elollbten, mir oiirfen oas mid
uno fiirftcten ms. neil Ser slng
: i,,agte inn oritten Sabre oiente, IN
'"s hiek, .,per einen olten Mann a,
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-02-14
&leiuisjtiten.

3ie Shafsgehulo Ser ante
|rltanlhen 9lrbeiter geltattet Ole
Gntmldlllng fnpitaliitiicher sSrehbei=
Item, ldlimnler nie III irgeno etneru
Ionoeren Sanoe ser 8elt gSeil ltrei-
tenoe G1ouffeure Don ihrem lluter=
fnebmer, Der fontrattlid) in gtetp
Jorf Die gu1oespoit beioroert, ein,
onsreid)enoe ge5nblltng erreihen
mollteL lhleppte man lie II. ons
Werldt nro perltrteilte 7 bon ibneH
5u l6lperen 3u6tbausItrafel1. Ssa
ietncr slnlprafe menOete 1ih Der
9tiehter ge9en Oie genadte sleube-
rung. oaB inter oen 8eihmoreneu
teine gIrbeitcr leien. Tn5u meinte
Der ,,ruilroige" oerr:
rGbeuio gut fonneu Sic, II CHI
ueien fiir cine SSurp nebtnen, ois
iibcr Spiunidumggler rid}ten ion.
c0er II 9unfiers, Die iibcr. eincG
2'a1rfldnpinoler uburteiIen iolleu,
penn tic bier erfldrcn, 2lrbciter lol-
ten oil Oieicr rNtrp iiben", io9te, Sill
Its Sic lultroen Dor elmer SSltEp
&hrcsgleIden pro3eIiert, Die aus Der
grnBeu Mtittellhid]t - nidlt &loile
- tonrnen, Die 0ie oifentlihe 9Fei.
rrlg- beltimmt Die 8eiebe modt
lm0 Die belten Yoiitioncn innebdlt."
Nd1ru mari Der Wunn, Der iidy
ltbbaft perlpabren piirOe, lpeun
nrul1 ibut lagt, er lei elm &lu'ienrif)-
.crv 0ei1' llnionleuten, rno MIR iol-
DIE maren es, bic Dor linn itnnoen.
rod fol9enoe laftige 8enci1lheite,t
an Seu Gopi: nGie @roBnldllliger.
Gle idlliumtlten SeinOe Der organi-
ierten 9trbeiter, fiibrcn burd] Sc
luu1ttdten ltno &erbrehen Die 9lrbei-
ter 5u Der SSlllliion, oaB &laIien eri=
iliRren- es giGt feline alanen in
liniern1 Sanbe, llnO 0er falide 8lou-
be-, ea Gdbe alaiien, filhrt 81 aa
Dielen 2lrbeiterproblemen. 0ie mir
icgt 'pur urts ha6en 9tur oas 5u-
Inicle SlReu III Der gSirtlhuft bot
81 Dem Srrtiun perteitet, oaB eine
| Al1iicnl1teroriifltng berrid)t."
g2ann en0lid mnut eilnlul nltfl
0ru1 auteritaniIhen glrbeiter leip
GLut2
= Iu5 tommt bapon, fonnte man
IfGlen. lper!n man foloenne YrebItin7
men lteIt Die beutIfbiirgerlihe 81.
St-3. fhreibt: mfit ben neueu 9es
IInnoteu iheint uniere 8unoesreqisz
rIng uatIih Yef 5u .baben. Sept fat
euh Der @eIanbte fir Die gultan-
f1aute1t. Elm 6err 8opidd aus Gbicoau.
eineH Seiteniprung gemaht ndmltt
in feline alte 6eimat gobmeu, unb
oprt iein titediiaes, piq ingelr
aeutidgebdiIiges Gemiit erlei6tert-
Gs lit eine Shonoel
Gasu meint Die beutihbiir9srlid,e
Dan. r9olts5eituns": So unh, bic
nsutihen 3eitungen tparen es, Die fir
hsn grauer 9ppida eingetreten lino.
als Die probibitioniiten aeaen feline
} grnennuns proteltisrten, lpeil er
9rausr mar. 0iele Ih0ne Worte- iinn
ia gu Guniten pes 9errn @ppid1
l,no Ieinsr SeTdbieung 81 BEN pos
ten aelhrie5en poroen. Die Trnalz
bitioniitsn iheinen i'm ulln ooa bel
fer getunnt su bdben.
Wir ielbIt mDhten oasu nur be-
merten, oab es iebr lebrrsidb 1T gu
tDren, bab pas oeutlhe. giirsartun1
in slmerifa lslbit osutichfeinali4eu
Glenlenten bic Steis biigsl bdlt. nenr
lie 9rouereitapital reprel lentieren
5ph, Die 5Orosrune nes Oelltidatums
curh oen Ssutlh QmerifIazilde,
Nutipnulbunb.
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,Seitllng bringt, miro totgelhlagen."
Scum elm paar Erobeu. bon Der Mo-
1eit bes slngeflaaten, Die ourh ote
uaniangreihe @elpeisallfi1ahule oor-
lclegt tplrOen: Sblpobl ben in Orit-
ten Sabre 0nnenoen bas getreten
Der Hefrlltenltuben nerboten mar.
aing er bod, oortbin nno lblug
Sonntags Dor uno nah Dem 8ird-
aanse nit 9egenfopeel uno @obr.
ltcd Refrltten iiinfSebnnal iiber Die.
aopie, hoB Die WfBbanOelten ohm
n1d)tig sm 9ooen fielcn. slmfl NIT
@art1tlhen, 9edengltrtcn nno Be-
ienltielen beorbeitete er Die 40pfc
ser llngliidlihen. limo batte er Die
geienliiele auf BEN aopfen Der I'm
sliidliden serid)lagen Damn ultroen
Die MiBbanoelten ge5mllngen, fur
| ibr @elo neue SIT fdllfen, oanit er
l;ngeltort meiterpriigeln fonlttc. geit
&obrltoden ihtug er oie &efrtsten
| {Sprtfetuna nuf Eeite ~
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funoensn S9pinbel abeebalten. Wan
tann Ser Nnliht iein. oab Die slbbalz
tune elmer proteitperiammluns IN
oieier 9ohs. isihns Ser Mrbeiter eine
, ,ibertriebsne 9lbtebr bon Jorolder
rMrteiterfiirlorse" beoeutet, iiherlih
1T lie aber eeredtfertister als gu psr=
Iansen, bab bic Mrbeiter oanten iolz
len fir eine rWobltdtisteit", fiir si=
nen ihlau cussetiiftelten getrue, Der
nur osstalb ais cine quite Sat aus
9eIhrian perben fann, neil Die berrs
Ifenbe GldFIe in Mmerifa es psrltan'
ZEN bat. Die slrbeiter bieles 2anbes
1T sinem iGmmerli6en Stumpflnr
sseniiter Sragen oes Wirti1aftsle
Gems Su srfiiaen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-02-14

tSortfetun9 nut Eeite -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20

Mr.. Stevens has equipped himself for
public life by worldwide travel and
study, by writing two successful socio-
ogical books, by his career as District
Attorney, and as owner and editor OF
daily newspapers ard otherwise.
He has lived in Colorado s5 years.
Mr.. Stevens probably knows more pub
lie men the world over than does any
other Colorado citizen.
He stands:
1,-For law and order at all times
and under all circumstances
2.-For the legimate use of all
Colorado resources by bona 'fida Colo
RADIO citizens.
3.-For the right of prospectors to
operate on Forest Reserves as well as
upon the balance of the public domain.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20
Twenty and Thirty
Years Ago.

F. II. Broderick returned from Creed,
Thursday.
Charles Julian is again suffering viii
a sprained back.
Frank Sampsel returned from tn;
Cochetopa gold district Monday
Otto Matzke is adding new shelves tc
his store this week.
Joe Ingham has quit the post offic,
and expects to go prospecting in a few
lays.
VIM Mullen of Cripple Creek was
sgistered at the Elk Mountain Hote
aturday.
Mrs. Amandus Anderson aud daugh
er Myrtle returned home after !
seek's visit in Irwin.
DIR. Rockefeller wes called to Gunni.
on Saturday to attend to Alex Myers,
Tho is very low.
Sylvia Smith has enlarged her milr
ry store to make room for her fai
cock Of goods.
The Anthracite mine has started tt
lork last Fi lay aftsr having bee
ut down week for the repair OF
Iachinery.
Charlie Steele and Homer Engle aro
from tttajury l. O ntain and wi
yoit here for Mr.. Eimbeck and h
,.ity who are expected in a day O,
NO.
Louis Click was very i'll several day.
MS week. He was attacked by
evere case of cholera morbis and for
me his case was critical and his suffer
1g n ense.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20
ISSAAC N. STEVENS
PRE- f II CITY ATTORNEY OF DENVER, Is \ CANDIDATE
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
on the Republican Primary Ticket

4.-For scientific protection to Home
industries and prooucts.
5.-For a scientific Industrial Com
mission so that the economics of bust
ness consultations may go directly
to the people in lowering the cost of
living and thus increase our incomes
anb actually reduce the cost of the
necessities of life.
6.-For Merchant Marine so we
can carry our products to every part
of the world and thus increace the
value of all products of the farm and
the factory.
For efficiency and economy in
the public service and the immediate
reduction of taxes by the election of
cspable public officials who will man.
age public funds with the highest
skill applicable to the management of
| private funds.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20
$25 Reward

| will give twenty FIVE dollars as
= reward to any person giving in
'prmation leading to the conviction
/ the person who did the damage
my ranch on the evening of the
9th of August or the morning of
9th. The damage done was ;the
orse was taken out of the stable,
nd tied to fence post, the door
as nailed shut, and the moving
lachine was broken.
Mike Welsh.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20

Open see on or age hen and grouse
hunting is now on, the former clos
ing with this month but grouse
may be taken until the tenth of
next month. But few big killings
are reported. Henry Noss and
Ruby Roberts are said to have
captured sixteen sage hens each
on the first day after open season
No report of more than ten grouse
being killed by any one person in
one day is had as yet. There is
no question rs TO the fishing and
hunting being on the bum" this
year, and unless the county takes
some action in regard to the re-
stocking of the Gunnison streams
with trout, there will soon be an
end t. the trout fishing sport in
this section.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20

regular Correspondence
Walter Hnymaker was in Jack
Cabin Sunday.
r. W. Mcdonald visited at tb'
Mcdonald ranch one day last weoh
Miss Irma Cbappell was up from
iunnison Thursday.
Miss Olive Niederhut visited n
this vicinity one day last week.
Mrs. Littrel and daughter q
Pueblo are visiting Mrs. Jas, Ogden
John Ogden is visiting his pai
eutc, and enjoying the fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Davis ar
she proud parents of baby boy.
August 10Th was the first birth
bay of little Evelyn Spann. Hei
mother delighted the school child
ren by bringing the baby, with hei
biautiful birthday cake with its one
tiny candle, and delicious ice cream
to the school house. The children
all enjoyed it and so did the baby.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20
Notice for Publication
Mike Wei ii
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTRIoR

DEPARTMENT. OF IHE lNIblOh
I. 5. LAND OFFICE ut Mortrosc. Colorado.
August 10, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that James Young. OF
rested Butte, Colorado, WHO TN june 9th. 1871
nadc II homestead Entry, No. 06i6H, for Lot
'ec. I, T. IiS.. X. S. W., M of SEA and SEA-
4 SEA. Section. Township II South. rungc GO
Vest, Sixth Principal Meridian. has filed notice
II intention to make Final Five Year Home
s,crd Tro,f. to etnbish claim TO the land
,bovc described. before f. NJ. Nourse, U. 5:
Commissioner. at Gunnison. Colorado. ON the
nineteenth day OF september. i?ii.
Claimeut names ms witnesses; Pat Hanion and
Iohn Pozmsn:of Gunuison Colorado, aud Henry
Beuten and Mike walch, OF Crested Butte, Colo
orado.
c, Skinner
Register.
First Pub August 18th, Last Sept. 17th, 1914.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20
Special Hosiery Offer

Guaranteed Wear Ever Hosiery For
Men And Women
aides Special Offer
For limited Time only
Six pair oe our finest 25c value ladies'
guarant hose in black or tan colors
with written guarantee, for $1.C0 and
stamps COR postage.
srseisL OFFER FOR MEN
For limited time only, six pairs of
our finest Doc value Guaranteed Hose
with written guarantee and pair of
our well tnown Mems Paradise Gafters
for One Dollar, and stamps for post
age,
You krow these hose; they stood the
test when all others failed They give
real foot comfort. They have no seems
to rip. T ey never become loose and
baggy IS the shape is knit in, not
pressed in. They are GUARANTEED for
fineness, or style, for superiority of
material nd workmanship, absolutely
stainless md to wear Six Months with
out holes, or a new pair free.
Don't ! slay, Send in your order be-
fore offe expires. Give correct size.
Wcsr-gyer Hosiery Company
DAYTON, OHIO
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20

Miss Jessie Kerr went to Sar
Bottenfield's ranch to work during
laying.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. j.. ?
Jerome in Sa!ida, a son, Friday
August 1th.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20

The Marble boys are coming to
play ball here Sunday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20
NOTICE

Notice hereby given that special meeting
its office Crested
Colorado the 11th day of September 1914
P.
purpose meeting being the
of such
the filling
of
come before the
at Crested
J. Rockefeller.
President.
w. Scott Hunnason
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20

Mrs. Kingsley came across the
range from Marble Wednesday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20

Miss Aunic Bietler will leave
Sunday for. Montrose where sht
will visit for a week with her sistei
Mrs. +. p. Role. Miss Maud Ball
will take her place at the telephone
office until she returns.
Andy Mesh and his mother re-
turned to their ONE in Camio,
Sunday. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Jessie Kerr, who will visit
there for a while. Mrs. Kerr's two
daughters Jessie and Irene rode with
them as far as Gunnison; the whole
rarty riding that far in Tony Dan
mis- auto.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20

DIR. Rockefeller has been assisting
in his hay harvest at the Schneidel
ranch the past week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20

The Pill job Department can give
! you .;ati action and artistic desi gns.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20

Mr.. and Mas. Frank Lightly,
tlcir SON and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Wieley, srcnt Sun lay at Gothic
They returned to Glmnison the
next day.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20

Charles Owen passed through tn,
city on his way from Gunnison I,
kebler pass.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20

A mistake was made in last
weeks paper. School will start
here on the eighth of Septembe,
instead of the seventh; the seventh
being Labor Day.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20
Local News

Local News
Mrs. Kingsley came across the
range from Marble Wednesday.
The Marble boys are coming to
play ball mere Sunday.
Miss Jessie Kerr went to Sar
Bottenfield' ranch to work during
laying.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. j.. ?
Jerome in Sa!ida, son, Friday
August 1th.
DR.. Rockefeller has been assisting
in his hay harvest ut the Schneidel
ranch the past week.
Charles Owen passed through tn,
city on his way from Gunnison I,
Kebler pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nerzuh ant
two of their children, have bee.
yisiticg i'll Delta for about week.
Mr.. Jim Jameson returned I,
Trinadad from Floresta where Et
has been working.
Miss Laura Bietler went Il
Gunnison last week where sh.
worked in the telephone Office
few days.
Mrs. Harlow Raymond and tw,
children came in Saturday Mr.
Raymond is employed as cashiar il
tie Colorado Supply Company,
store l:ere.
a mistake was made in last
weeks paper. School will start
here ON the eighth OF September
instead of the seventh; the seventh
being Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mas. Frank Lightly,
thcir SON and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Wicley, srcnt Sun lay at Gothic
They returned to Glnnison the
next day.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20
Jacks Cabin Notes

regular Correspondence
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nerzuh ant
two of their children, have bee.
yisiticg i'll Delta for about a week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-08-20

Mrs. Harlow Raymond and tw,
children came in Saturday. Mr.
Raymond is employed rs cashiar il
tie Colorado Supply Company
store Eere.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-27
WHO WAS SUSIE?

He had attended his partners we'd
ding, and at the reception he stepped
CALAMITY forward to pay his respects.
81 hardly feel like a stranger" he
said in his sweetest tones, addressing
the bride. 'In fact, l feel as though
1 ought to be well acquainted with
my partners wife, since he has so
often done me the honor to read me
extracts from his dear Susie's let
tiers"
The faces of the husband and the
speakers we're studies as the bride
drew herself up and said, emphatic
ally and distinctly: 81 beg your par
don, sir. Ny name is Helen"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-27
WHAT lT MEANS

Nov, boys" said the sehoolmas-
ter, 81 want you to bear in mind that
the word stan at the end of a word
means the place Of Thus we have
Afghanistan, the place Of the At
ghans; also Hindustan, the place of
the Hindus. Can anyone give another
example?"
Little Johnny Snaggs, JOY of his
mother and terror of cats, said
proudly:
yes, sir, l can. Umbrellastan, the
place for umbrellas, Tit Bits.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-27
NOTHING DOING

Can I interest you in an attach
ment for your typewriter" asked the
agent, as he entered the Office.
mo chance" replied Mr.. Crouch.
I'm still paying 0alimony on the
strength of the attachment had for
my last typewriter"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-27
THAT ARTFUL WAY

Excuse me, SIR" said the we'll
dressed Stranger as he stepped in
side the apartment, els this Mr..
Smart's Officer"
mo-" replied the man at the desk
rather angrily; 'his Office is upstairs,
on the floor above"
Much obHgedp' muttered the
stranger as he proceeded to absent
himself. He left the door wide open.
Then it was that the gentleman
at the desk became angTier still. eli"
he called. Come back and close
my door! Hi, do-oAo-rp'
The artful one returned. From a
bag he produced a mechanical ap-
plance. Upon his face there sat a
pleasant. smile. ALLOW me, sir, to
show you my patent double-action
door spring. Closes the door with
out a bang. Absolutely the very lat
est and best! Warranted for ninety
nine years"
The dodge worked-when the art
full man had talked a little longer.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-27
END ca ENDURANCE

He and she were seated in her
fathers room burning her fathers
gas.
Answer me, Angelina" he cried,
in a voice full of passionate earnest
ness. Answer me! l can bear this
suspense no longer"
Answer him, Angelinap' came
voice through the keyhole. Answer
him! can bear this expense no
longer. "-Tit-B
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-06-26
KEEPS elPLANEs FROM TILrINc
New stsbilIzers of Canvas Do Away
With Ailerons

A disk of canvas, seven feet in d.
ameter, slightly dished and mounted
above the plane of an air craft Is the
latest device evolved in the effort to
enable airmen to fly successfully with
out using ailerons. The principle In
volved is that the curve of the stabillz-
er is such that when the aeroplane
starts to tilt sideways, the air banking
against the lower side of the disk will
bring it back to level.
Although the stabilizer undoubtedly
tends to increase the head resistance
of the machine, in actual fight there
S GEMS to be no diminution of speed, as
it is not necessary to use the ailerons,
which of course act as brake. When
making a turn, the machine banks au-
tomatically, and there is little or no
tendency to pitch. The sides of the
disk rise but ten inches above the hori-
zontal at the extremlties.-Pop Me-
chanics.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-06-26
zACATECAS NOW
IN VILLAS HANDS
Federal Stronghold Captured By
the COnSiitutiOnaIiStS,
PRISONERS AND ARMS TAKEN

OFFICIAL Message From Torreon Re-
ceiVed by the Rebel Chief Of Arms
at Juarez--vilIa Himself Nine Miles
Away When City Was Captured by
His Troops-Federal Force Thought
to Have Escaped.
Ell Paso, Tex, June 25.-General
Villas army captured zacatecas Tues
day night at 6 o'clock, according to
an official message received here by
Colonel Tomas Ornelas, chief of arms
at Juarez, from General Oreste Pc
reyra, chief of arms at Torreon. The
message was dated at Torreon. No
details of the battle were given in the
message other than that many prison
ers were captured by General Villas
troops. The Constitutionalist forces
also captured arms and ammunition
In plentiful supplies, according to the
message.
General Villa himself arrived at Pi-
mienta, station nine miles north of
Zacatecas, following the reported TAX
ing of the city by his troops.
No information regarding the fed
eral defenders of the city under Gen
eral Barron was conveyed in the mes
sage from General Pereyra. 1t is not
known whether the federals evacu-
ated the city or surrendered them
selves to the Consttutionalist forces.
The loss to Villas troops was re-
ported at Juarez as having been 2,2OO
In killed and wounded. The federal
loss was not given. Two Of Villas gen.
erals, Trinidad Rodriguez and Man.
clovio Herrera, were reported wound
ed, while General Toribio, according to
an uncontirmed, report, was killed.