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Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05
WATCH YOUR STEP
 BY THE CONDUCTOR
Euaeniss:

If they pass them eugene laws all over tn U. s. it's gonna put old fash toned sparkin' out O business.
 "How's a nice girl gonna tell. when . mutt keeps callin. on her an she
 likes him. if he can get tn doctors certificate? You know this gettin' how. It ain't like wallxin' up an buyin' . seegar. --.-...-.-.. '---i Tt won't do no good to go round carryfn' them certificates in your
 pooke. before tn girls stuck on you, Thatd be like buyin' the wedding 1 ring an lookin' for some girls finger it'd fit. You got to wait till you know 1 you're gonna like her. Then you ask | her old man, Then you get your eu- gene papers. Mebbe you can't set 'em ladies. Any old goat can go cooin' around females all he wants to, He 1 can go write her letters ev'ry day , promisin' to marry her. But she bet ter. not commence sewin' sheets an
 "She'l be waitin' at tn. church for 1 granny, an he'll send her a telegraph he can't get no license cause his liv- CT only got marked % in tn doctors
 'xamination. She can't bring tn law
 Whats a poor girl gonna dee She 1 can't make love to no certificate This love business ain't ysomethin' you 1 can fix by law. It's like stummycake. Ev'rybody's got one of his own.
 You can't pass bread tickets for \ tranafers on this line. Do you s'pose after I kept runntn' after Lizxie for six years. drivin' ev'ry other guy way I from her them congress fellows got a l right to make me stop marryin' her l just cause was bit by a dog when ] | was c kidg
 l All out! End of the line!
 ] "Yes ma'am. Right straight ahead | for Maplewood. Watch your step!r
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05
RESPONSIBILITY OF DRIVERS.

Sunday with its delightful weather was just the occasion needed to mark the opening of the automobile Iag- edy season and with three deaths and three badly injured New Jersey made a gruesonae start. Speed and a rail- road crossing were the causes. but strange to say the blame is all placed upon the railroad. 1t was one of those instances where there was no harm in speeding as long as every thing went all right, but when an ap- preaching train made it advisable to slow down for a railroad crossing the brakes had to be applied so hard and so quick that the car was overturned and sent down an embankment.
 The responsibility, ,of having the car in control so that stop could be made within a reasonable distance, or proper respect paid to a railroad cross ing had apparently not been eonsid- cred, but the failure to sdo so is att tributad to the fact that railroad crosses the highway and that a train was approaching, a situation which could be planned on and which should have been anticipated before the train hove in sight.
 New Jersey has an unenviaible rec ord for auto accidents, there being in that state last month eight deaths and % in3ured by atutomobiies, and one important reason for it is as point ed out by the secretary of the national highway protective society that ''the minute good weather comes autoists speed up'' and they fail to give proper attention and regard to danger and to others. When 1t is realized by the auto driver that he has it within his power to prevent a great number of accidents and deaths. in addition to the prevention which will result from law enforcement, then will the record show a decrease and not until then.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05
WHY NOT noRwfcAf

Alter a recognition of the value of further increasing the attractiveness of Forest park the city of Spring field is at work on the plans for the establishment of a rose garden there in. yMst what Is contemplated and how tusti6ed the city is in anticipating eo1pensaf1ne results is revealed by the announcement that it is intended to exceed in slzs and beauty the hand scans rces garden in Elizabeth park Tt Hartford. Q beauty aDot to which all flower lovers journey from far and near. Experience has taught that a thing q beaszty is not only e joy 6or- ever, but 1t is e veritable magnet for bringing to the city and to it thou sands sf visitors. It may provide a reason for coming or serve as an admirable showpiace for those already thsre, but ft never fails to attract.
 In . plaa which will utilize two acres and require seven years to work offt, though another season will find hundreds of roses in bloom, Spring fisid fs going to make excellent use of the eVaiiaicfe parixiand, and that delightful recreation ground will be turned to greater use for the satisfy Ing of ths endless desire for the beau- hfui, among all classes. It is going to advertise the city by making it more attractive for these within and with out, Y
 There Is in this undertaking a sug- gasf4on for Norwich. Why not a ross garden for Mchasan park or several rose gardens established at different points about the town7 Nothing is more fitting tisan such beauty spots bis and iittls. for giving tine city an additional reason for being termed the Rose of New England. It is csr- talniy a. matter te which Norwich can afford to give more than passing thought.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05

Of the Academy of Fine Arts, the highest award within the gift of the academy and one of the most valued trophies in the American art world
 Dr. NJ. NJ. Carrick. whose work stopped the epidemic of eerebre spinal meningitis in the southwest, has just completed a sanitary survey and re- form in 151 cities and towns in Texas and Oklahoma The disease cost 1-500 lives. Dr. Sarrick lives at Dallas, Tex.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05

Cranks spring up like mushrooms and strike a fatal blow until which little is known of them, but there are preventive measures which can be ap- piled to such people who declare they uaulA sSAR0t him Hks Q dos"
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05

Now the administration is propos- ing the purchase of the bunting for the American flag in England Just
 another bit of encouragement to Amer jean industry and American wages.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05

Valuable indications of Norwich,s growth are given from time to time. The latest is an extension of it's po- lice signal system. an improvement in the department which has been long needed.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05

The really hopeful side of the peace intermediation by the A. B. c. ceun- tries is that during the negotiations there is to be no fighting. The longer fighting is postponed, the greater the chance of a settlement without fight ing.-Waterbury American.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05

Of course we don't wish Texas any more hard luck, but it would be in- teresting to see how Governor Coll quit would handle the coal miners war.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05

Now that other troubles are quieting
 down at Vera Cruz it will be possible to show the Mexicans how a good sized fight can be stirred up over the appointment of a new postmaster.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05

It is a noticeable fact that the warm
 wave accompanies the announcement that Col. Roosevelt has started on the last stage of his homeward' journey.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05

After that river in South America has been named for Colonel Roose- welt it can be expected to so swell with pride that there will be no danger of drought in that section again
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05
PeopIe of Mark.

Capt. Hugh Rodman, U. s. N, who will have charge of all the details ot putting shipping through the Panama canal, graduated from Annapolis ir
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05

All the enthusiasts are realizing that any interest which is lacking in the Mexican war talk can be overcome by resort to the baseball scoreboards,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05

| Give Carranza a chance; let him think. Experience shows that his judg-
 ment improves with meditation and
 consultations with Villa
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05

There are enough things to worry about without thinking that this Hull in the Mexican situation is just the calm before the storm
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05

The time is fast approaching when, if you are not already sufficiently well
 posted on yachting terms. you will not
 be able to understand much of the news of the day.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05

Missouri has adopted success ful method of curing criminal instincts by operating upon the brain. The first boy died.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05
EDITORIAL NOTES.

There are more reasons for believ- ing that the straw hat season is less than two weeks away
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05

The United States hints made 1ss,- s2i,s71 coins, worth ss7.4s6,5so last year.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05

The man on the corner says: Ex- pecting the worst is the only enjoy- ment some people seem to get out of life.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05

sle-.seh. Tus.day, Mav 8 isa4;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27
. - -
Shml pielpldte
Sollen jeBt nadl nno nadJ geGffnct
iucroen.

Die S6ulIpielpldBe perben nun
Or9 ndbreno Der 5erien8eit geOffnet
lperoen, I'M ben ainOern @elegenbeit
5u gebcn, ii6 auf oenIelben 5u tuntz
meln. Dab bieIes geiAie9t, 1T in er.
tier 2inie SdulratbsmitglieO Sames
5isf 5u perbdnten, Der betdnntli6
i6on in Der lebten S6ulrot1siiBung
einen osrgebli4en Beriu6 madte, Ieine
Sollegen unO &oGeginnen ba5u 5u be-
toeqen, bnb lie ibre 3uitimmung gum
Oeffnen Der SptelpldBe qaben.
Seit6er bat 6err 5ist nit S6uls
superintendent gonbon, Dem bic Qtns
gslegen6eit iibertragen norben, einges
henbeaonferen3 gsbabt II, geItern bate
Serr 5ist benn aud enbli9 bic Sc
nu9tbuung, buB sic Seffnung Der
SpielpldBe bonn S4ulIuperintenoenten
Idnttionirt ipurbe.
2llerbinqs iperben oorlGufig nur
Die SpielpldBe in ben WietbsfoIernens
biitritten ae0ffnet psrben. mo lie ia
aud an Observation-Disclosures limb. Die
OberaufIi6t pirb 9err Moore, Der
superintendent bes Social Center
Departments, fiibren uno bic I'm
toiten fir bic QniteQung ppn 9erional
aur 9eaufii9tigung Der ainoer Tollen
aus ben freiipilli9en 8eitrdgen geoedt
perben bic iopeit fir bieien 3lued
eingegdngen limb. 2luberbem miro
Superintenbent gonbon aud gerne
bic Q(ufii6t iiber bic SpielpldBe an
gerionen iibertraeen, bic iidb freitpils
Zig bierfiir melbsn unb IdlieBlid ptrb
sr bic Wiittertlubs in Den betreffenben
0iitritten Oarum erIu4en, oaB lire
Witglieber obpedIslnb ais Qufie6ez
rirnen fungiren. Wenn ni6ts oa.
spiI6en tommt, 10 iullen Die eriten
SpislplGbe bereits am Montag ge>
0ffnet iperoeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27
Sa6idjes grOsramm.

Der Camp Waibinstpn 8uiineb
Wen's Club riiittt iif bsrsits sifris
fiir bic Jeier bss llnubbdnaisfeits=
tases unb prdiioent sobn glanten.
biibler bat elm auBerorbentli6 intereis
fantes unb abtps6slunasrei6es BRO.
aramm auIammeuseitslt. Die ,seier
pirb cine itrena .psrniinftise" iein
unb nuf bsm Soft 'Sielo abaebaIten.
Die Ginlsituna iuirb nm neun llhr
Woraens eins 5lags,nbiiiund bilben.
bann tommt Elm 9aIebauipiel mb am
Hddmiitas um baIb slpei llbr fiHost
elm llmaua itati, Der iifl an Der Golss
rain 2lpenus un6 6opple Strabe unter
Der Tiibruna BON 6entp R5sm.r bilbst
unb mad benz Saft Tielo maridirt.
sSm 2aufe bes Hahmittass finben
clIsrbanb WettipisIe uno atbleiiTde
@orfiibruHaen itatt unb am 9l6enS
aiebt es aonSert unb iseuerfpert.
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Muslano. .Selegrapb
Die Gage in al6aniea
Sxixrsenteniiibrer in SuralSu
ansefSmmen nm ;n
unterbanoelH.
Sn 8ien pirD Elm JreiipilligentOrps
organiiirt,
Sas ben 5iiriten WiIbslm bsi4iiBen
ioQ.

2onbon, 26. SUM-. lleber bic
Gage in 2llbanien iino piberIpre6enoe
@erii6te i'm umlauf. Cine Oepei6s
mslDet, oab bic Sniorgentenfiibrer in
Der Stabt angstOmmeu isien, I'm iiber
5riebensbebingungen gu unterbun-
beIu. 9lnoere Sepeihen be3ei6nen Die
Gage ais auberoroentli9 ernit.
Der Si:rit Wilbelm Opn 2lIbdnien
ioll bic Md6te eriudt baben, inter-
rationale Sruppen 5ur 8ieoerberiteIs
lung Der Srorung na6 gtlbanien 81
i6idsn. Der 9Dnis BON RumGnien
unteritiibt bieien 9tppeQ, ben bic
WGdts iebt in Grpdgung baber,
Oeiterrei6iide &riegsidiffe beI6iiBsn
9uraS5o unb Qplona.
Wien, 26. Sum-. -. gs tpirO bier
Elm 6reipilligentprps aug ebemaliatn
OffiSisren uno Wanniddften eebilfet,
bls CUR 8si6iisung oes 5iiriten @ils
belm naa SuraSsp geben ioq. IS
baben iib bsreits 1900 Wann einr1us
itern lahen.
atben, 26. Suni. 9eorqe
6reo. DiGiams. Der ameritaniI6e lSes
ianote in @rie9snlanb itellte am 6rei-
tag 3eitungeu siusn geri6t iiber ieiH:
in 2llbanien anseEellten unteriudllt-
gsnau. bic er arf 8eranlaIung Ne:
Resieruns in WHbinston Dor9enomz
men. Wiuinms idst in Dem Serttt
bab sr nit Dem Sniurgentenfiibrer
3asrupbos, einem Gpiroten, seIpro-
6eu unb iih Ger internatiOnaIen apn-
trolsaommiiIion CUR 9erfii9uug Sc
i'sllt babe, sr aber pon oerieIben .tein:
IEtport erbdlteil babe.
Niaiams ia9t, oaB er Die 3uitGnrc
in Qlbanisn fir anar9iitiIa baI:e
unb bus jeBiee Rssime pegen Der
5einoi6aft 5ipiiden ben perifieoener
StGmmen unbdltbar lei. Gr appel
Iirt an Die Wdtte, einen neutrlae7
Staat nit elmer einh,imiiden Resie.
rung 5li treiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27
Snlanb : Selegrapb
Gine neue Spur.

Sdeneetabp, 81. g., 26. Sitni.
Die poliSei tplirbe pGbreno Oes IA.
ses bena9ridtist, oab Setreice u,
SGden, bic BON oerieIbeu Sorte ma
rem, pie berieniee, in oem Der Rumrf
elmer SrausnIeide aus Dem Mobalpts
5lub geSogen ipurbe, in einem @irtGs
dbeeliefert ipurOe. Der am 20. Mai IN
Sdenecta0p 9oriielluusen CAB. IS
ipurbe fernsr gemslbet, Oab bic SGde
niht ale suriideeididt luoroep ieier.
Ser betreffenbe Cirrus rsiit iebt in
Wa1a9uietts unb es tperben 9etets
,tips bortbin ssIdidt perbsn.
/ Die Gnna5ms, aSrb irssriS Ssmano,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27
sdwarse saidjenOie6e.

Grau Marp Goonep BON go. 1044
Wounb Strabe III I'm cine Grfabruns
reiher uno I'M $8.75 drmer ssiporben.
bd iie ibre GeISb0ris in elmer Sdiir-
sentaide irus. Die Irail itnnb IN
rer 6. unb Dlum Strabe, als iid stpei
Neser on iie beranbrdnsten. sfur3s
3sit ipGter permiBte bic Jrau ibre
g5rIe unb iie nimmt an, bab bic Heser
ihr bas Gelb aus Der Shiirasntnidbe
ssaobIsn baben. Dis S5rau tpirS ipohl
NIT sl!hssE gnna5lat ssAt hassrk
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enifissa d. rihtea.

Rem gurt, 26. SUM-. 9(nget.:
rpatria" BON Warietle; napnis 4Iz
Bert" ppn NsapeI; nSOanninia" DIN
girGus; nSncono" BON Reapel; st.
2ouis" BON SoutbomptoR; nGbemniB"
BON 9remen; .&quitunta" pon 2iDera
pool.
9l6e.: .9enniplpdnia mad &oma
burg; .6eltic" mad 2iperpooI; n0sz
car IL" nah appenbagen; r9enesia"
nu6 Murieiue; nPblaoe!pbia" uod
Soutbampton.
9oitpn. Ding; pGpmbric" Don ei4
0erpopl.
Soutt am tom. 9tns.: ohm.
PIC" BON Rem YOrt, 9bgeg.: nSrpns
priu5eTin GeciIie" pon Bremen naa
Nep Yprt.
Queenstopn. glng.: ,gsoric"
BON Rep Yprt, mad 2iuerppoI. Gbs,:
s9loriltic" upn 2iperpool nab Retp
Yort.
qatras. 9lbseg.: D9bemiitOcIes'
no9 Rep gort.
Montreal. Qlbgeg,: y2a 9pua
raine" na6 Sdpre.
auebec. 9lnset.: .GlIatian" BON
Giperpool.
plpmoutb. Q(reet,; .NepgOrt"
pon Rep Yort.
NeapeI. glbseg.; vMoltte" nd1
Rem Dprt. 9tuget.: .Sarpnia" BON
Nep Dort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27
Sradl ben slrm.

@eiiern slbenS itiir5te oera53 Sab
re ulte Sfanfiu1rter, Sobn Mesgcr,
bon Ro. 1915 Spcamore StraSe il,
Den acllerid)aft bes Suiles. Ro.
1876 Dit McIiden sIoenue un& 5ca
lid Elm lluterarntbrlid iofpie alb.
idlrammlngen am Storper 5u. afes'
ger nlibte nad Dem itdotiiten ,So-
ipital aebrad)t iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27

Der nit Dem Girtus in 8erbinounga
tIano, etlpus nit Dem UiorD gu tbur4
bate, ipiro our6 bic SBdtid6e bcsi
itdrtt, odb an 81. U}ai in Der glGte /
oes @trtnspldbes 3Beile zines 5rauens /
tleioes blutbefledt auIgefunDen lpurs /.
ben
oSurpz 6irer Der6oftst.
Gbieago, ~, 26. suni. g(uf'
8eranloiiuna Don sHobn 6. Gummins.
eInem @eiAdftsmann, Der tiir3lit ans
getldat puroe, feline StenpgrapbiItiH
nit oerbre6sriiher 9hii4t betGubt gu
habeH, DuroeH am 6reitaq gegen feds
Wldnner 2lntlugen erboben, auf Bette
hunq BON @eIfnorenen lauteno. Die
Nngetldgten iino: 6ermant S6nlis,
Silfsclert i'm &rimindlqericht; Qetpi5
Is. DtdinIOn, eli, Q(Oprtdt; Robert e.
aldlonc, 5ront NlcM}o6an, sSobni
S9annon unD .Spbn WcGurtbD. Wlu.
lone unp Scbmib IinD ungctla9t, al e-
ner Yerfhp6run0 aur geitehunu Don
8eIhlDprenen betbeiIigt gctueicn 3u
ie;n unb 9idinIon uno Die pier QlnOc.
rem Der 8erIhD0rung 3ur Yerbtnoez
rltnQ Der 2(usiibunQ Der cSuIti3.
Cumming iagte, ouB bic Wdnner
iif) ertoten hdttcn, fir Ietne iSreiipre,
funa iorqen 3u nolen, penn er cine
qenugenoe Summe GeIDes bcrgebe.
@r bate an 9onneritag mebrere De-
tetttOs perdnlabt, ii6 i'm 2incpln Bart
i'm 8ebiiI6 au Deriteden unb dls cr
hen 8erTchp0rern bag 8elo einbGnpiss
te, purben iie oerbafIet
Tiele 2(obotaten ba6en nun audi b9n
Staatsanpalt beno6ri6tigt, bdB lie in
leBter 3eit Pro8eiie DcrlOren batter, in
benen eine anitdnbige Surp unter alz
len umitdnben fir lie cntIhieben fla.
fen miibte. Die TOlge III, bag Bic
Dpn S6mib aefii6rten @eriGtsproto-
folle bei6lagnabmt tpuroen. DIR
Staatsanpolt Macldn Sopne ptro au>
berhem bic 8ei6ppreEen in elmer 9lns
aabl piftiger 5Gae, bic tiirSlif pers
tanbeIt puroen, ms 9erb0r ne6men.
@e9en Wi oroes oer9uftet.
Ganaiu6arie, %. g.. 26. SUM,
Gin Wann Ramens Gents Rodh be-
finoet ii6 unter Der Qntlage, an 20.
DECEMBER ben reiaen Sdrmer sSpbn 9.
Barrett BON paldtine ermorbet gu ba=
ben, i'm @ountpqefdngniB gu 6onbu.
@r ioll eingeitanoen baben. ben WtorO
auf @eranlafung zines anoeren Wans
nes be9angen 3u baben. Sine gelob=
nung ppn $4,000 mar fir bic Ser
baftung lino leberfiibrung bes MDr=
berg DON ben 8eboroeu BON Montz
gomerp Gountp uusgeieBt purOeu.
Munittpn iir bic on l.
tutionultiten,
9aIpeiton, Ger, 26. Suni. =
Der S6pner rsunIbine", Der i6ou
einmal Iluniticn mad Sampico sea
bradt fatte, aina am 5reitag NIT
1000 Siiten Munition mad ,5apaua.
IS tpuroe tetn @ebeimnib odraus gea
ma6t. bob bic Munitiou fir bic
&onititu7ionaliIten in sampicO be-
itimmt lit.
gine 5ebn Sabre alte
@inbre6ertn.
Gina, O., 26. SUM-. - 2eit
stiior, Elm 5e6n Sabre ultes MGo6en,
tpurbe bier am 6reitug auf Die Qns
fldge bin perbaftet, aus ber 9eIOibu6.
labe in Dem Bureau Der Central
9uiloing &: 2oan Company $40 ges
ito6len gu babeu. 0as MGb6en put
in oas 3inmsr eingeItiegen, nd&oem
sg elm God in elm 9rabtfeniter g.>
idnitten. IS bat Der pOli5ei 9eceniiber
eingeitanoen, nod auOere 9iebitGble in
2dosn uno 0obnbduiern beqaugeu
uno insgeIammt me6rere 9uRoert
0ollors erbeutet gu haben.
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erI6eint Der @ismann unb gebt bic
8immelei pieber los. Dieies laRen
iif bic aunben germ gefallen, benn ile
baben bic Gelpibbeit, bab iie in Be
iib hires isriibItiids fontlnen. ge'
I6fperben liefen BEL Der poliaei pon
ben Wiiet6ern bss alint6ammer S.>
bGubes on Der 13. uno Race Strabe
uno anaren3enben 6dulern Elm.
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lriihitiidsbiebe.

Cine ganbs 5riibTtiidsbiebe treibt
sur 3eit in Der 9tg.nb bes @aib.
ington Darts ibr llnpeien. ioSab bic
Mnipobner se5punsen iinb, rubeloIe
Rddte gu perbrinsen. Der MiIds
mann. ipelher um llbr Morssns
tommt, III initruirt. bic 9aussIode gu
5iebsn, Inn 8 llbr tommt Der Bidder,
,rslaisr hsaskiAsn tlnt. !Gsssu 3 liht
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]{eill l)e|l1il.
Die gdnserfek NebStbe
tpirS nit feineitt Tebls
betrag 5ii reHnen
babeu.

Die gunbssbeborbe nunmebr fir bic
Selcaatsniibuna bersit. - guno.s-
prdiibent Charles q. Ghmibt @s@
acnitanb elmer neilen gbruns. =
Gr ipnrbe gum Gbrenmitslicb bes
Snbianapolis Wdnnerdors eripablt.
aapitdn 5snrp Wortmann bcr
gaitseber Bel einem aommers fir
ben gaperiidsn Mdnner1or unb
Clifton 5sisbts GeIansOersin. -
ssm HadmittassfopJert fei.rte Der
aiHoerhor aldn5enb. Sriumpbe.
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Observation-Disclosures, on Der Gar
lisle unO Stone Strube ippbn6ait,
an Der 6. unb Smith Strlbe Die
SdnOtafde entriiien su baben. 2luf
GrunD Der gegebenen PerionnlbeT6re:s
bung bes 3bGterS purbe Butler in
Saft genommen.
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@eiaiter straFcnrGnbcr.

poIi5iitsn oss 4. poIi5eibiitritts,
psrbafteten geitern 4bsnb ben Reser
William Butler unter Dem @erbant
nss Strabsnraubs. Butler tebt uns.
ter Dem Dsrbadt. ssiisrn afbsnb ser
,GraH SOHa RaIaness. Satin silgss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27
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The Sentinel=record., 1914-01-06
Seeking Strike Probe.

Washington Jan. 5-Labor forces pressing Congress for an inquiry m- to the Colorado and Michigan strikes today renewed their activities, claim in1 the establishment of martial law in either state threatened to bring about a condition as serious as that which recently obtained in West Nir- ginia Senator Borah's report as to the operation of martial law in West Virginia it was declared. stren2then- ed the demands for a congressional inquiry.
 Senator Borah's report, submitted by him as a member of the commit tee which conducted the inyestiea- tion i'm West Virginia, held that the military authorities had taken over the prerogatiyes of the civil courts before it had been proven that the latter were not capable of handling the situation.
 It was said tonight that many members of Congress favored the in- auguration of an immediate invcsti- gation into the Michigan and Colo rado strikes.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-01-06
GIGANTIC SALE IF
 TIMBER IN FOREST
WILL BE HELD TO DISPOSE OF ARIZONA FOREST RESERVE
 NEXT SUMMER.

Washington, Jan 5.-The sale of a billion feet of standing timber from the Kaibab antional forest in north ern Arizona, with authority for the construction by the purchasers of 2G0 miles of railroad through one of the richest sections of the West was ap- proved today by Secretary Horston of the Department of Agriculture. Bids will be received up to the middle of June; then three years will be al- lowed for building the railway. Tim ber will be cut gradually over a qe- riod of twenty-five years.
 This project is the most gigantic launched by the forest reserve since its creation
 Recognizing difficulties which like in the limited transportation faclli- ties, the service decided that contrac- tors should be allowed to construct a railroad connecting Colorado and Utah with the Grand Canyon which heretofore has been accessible only by the southern approaches. For several years the construction of such a raod has been considered by yari- ous capitalists, but it has been said the lact of assured traffic proved an etfectual barrier It was pointed ont at the department today that a con tract for a billion feet of timber will overcome this difficulty
 Henry s. Graves, chief forester, who made a personal examination of the reservation. today announced that the marketing of the matured timber will not be allowed to mar the scenic beauty of the forest considered to te