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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-04

MAN for city delivery wagon; must
be honest and sober; steady position,
references. Address Y, 746, care OF
Telegraph.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-04

mnst haya experience running ma
chinery; none others need Apply W.
want a man that does not drink. onlted
Ice & Coal Co, Forster ana eo"oeh
streets.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-04

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easy
70 Tet NV free booklet I-S12, tells
how. Write to-day-NOW. Earl HOP
kins. Washington, d. Z.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14

Sam Nrpaanls aanhibalnr.


lleber Nerrn grogan's aonoion.
fur fir Oas Mmt eines Sfaats-
Cberrihters Idreibt Der ag8orIO-
3eralO~ ebitorien: Der beriilntte
Rettsaele6rte 5ranciS ". 8rogm
bat Dem Grdngen ieiHer 6rerm0e
nadgeaebcn uHo bepirbt iih I'M oos
4ut eiues Stantsobcrrihters. Die.
ier lliuitanO liz I'M 70 freloiger 81
begriibrL ais 8err grogan aroBe
i%iuaBieae Spfer brinat 6enn ieille
BrpatprariS bringt ibm ungleIh
rffbr Elm OILS oas ant oes Staots-
Sberridters. Serr grogan III elm
Wl1nn BON boben Soedlen. @r be.
trahtet odB Sberridternmt oils cine
Der grobten ebren Die etnem
Redtsgelebrteu sutbeil peroen fon-
nen. gr betradtet Die gtehtsproris
niht MIR oils elm MitteI gum @elo-
ertDerb, er betrodtet ielbiee oIs elm
Wtittel, Dem @emeinipeien, IN Dem
er iuobnt, ieinem 6t1nt uib ieinem
Sanoc eineu Gienit 81 81 ertpeiien.
8as Sbergerifjt bat ga berifie.
oenen WoIen Wt1nner bon Der 4rt
zines $errn grogan auiptDeiIen &C.
babt. Nir erinueru mir an Ober.
ridter SuaiDdn, Der bon Columbus
aus eripdblt nltroe; 5ranf Srpine,
BON Omaha rno Roscoe Boun0 bon
2incoIn. pelfe oil Der iebt einge.
gansenen Sbergeri6tsfommiiiion
oienten. aus oemIeIben Sol5 ge.
ihpist tpie Die @euauuteu, 1T SEER
9rogon.
Inter Dem npuen @eieB in See.
brasfa weroen Die gii6ter onf eli.
mem partciIoien 3idet eripGblt; Der
Burger miro Dor aaen 9ingeu nuf
Die 51bigfeiten un6 ben G6arafter
oes aanoiooten Giidiiht nebmett,
ebe er li6 beiinnt, tpelher Bdrtei
Der aoniSot ongeb0rt.
Den giirgern 9ebrasfo'S ioilte
es nitt itner fallen, bel ben fout.
member Brimdrnoblen un0 ip1teren
Sanptpablen ben riftigeu Manu
81 %ermGblcn. auf jeOen SAL beiBt
er Graucis u. 8rogan.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14
Mas @onutrHenr Worrbeab ~
laaen hat.

Sn einem Iiit5lihen Suierbieiu
Bot iih @oup. Morebeao fol1eu6er.
maBen geanbcrt:
.Wieine oreiBiQidbriae G%rfdbriina
MS 6nrmer, 8ieb5lidlter, Nouinidm
m6 Banter unO iiebeuidbrige Gbd.
tiafeit nls oiientlider geomter be.
f6biet mid. 70 6enfe id menigitens,
mein aeaeupdrtioeS anlt auf cine
gci6dftsmdBise Beiie
az berlpdIten. Als Mttglieo oeS
.Senats orang i'd oornuf, OoB bic
ausgnben alf oaS Wliuimtm be.
iAranIt fDur6en. Die 2egislaiar
1T iene aorperidait, tpelfe Oas
@elO betpiligt, utO I'M aagemei.
men CLAUDE id, oaB nniere Heprd.
ientanten iid 1aiibe geaeben bobeH
Dem Stont In ebrIidcr uno fonier.
Datioer @eiie 81 0ienen.
SD babe meme game 3eit aus
i6lieBIid ben @ei9dften 0es Stouts
gepibmet; aus ben odjt8ebn Mona.
ten, bic i'd ols @ouoernellr 6iene,
bin i'd faltn Se6n Tage aus Dem
Stnate %nbpeienS getpeieu. 8ie id
bereits friiber berporgebobeu babe,
lit es finan3iea Elm gerlrit, ais
oberiter StautSbeamter gu Jungle
rem, aber i'd interaHire mid fir
Dos amt ltuO bin begierie, benz
Stante nod beiten ardften 5u Die.
men, falls i9 pieber ertudblt iuer'
Den ioate. glu6 CLAUDE i'd, Dab
meme Siilfe Der SegisIntlir gegen'
iiber bon gr0Berem Qohorud iein
miro, pie i'm Sabre 1918. @elO'
bepiaigungen fir relle 8ebdroe fir
Die 0ffentlifen anitoIten merOen
ni6t benotbigt, ipenigitens nift in
grobem Mabita6e, Oa bic berihieOeD
nen Snititutionen gut eirgerittet
iino. 8esbalb ioaten Die 8eiuiai.
gungen Der 1916 SegisIutur me.
ientlid eingeidrdntt tper6en.
Sn Der Chat CLAUDE i'd, ooB Ons
geomtentbum Ses Stnate8 Rebrnsfn
ii6 oenielben irgeno zines nnOeren
States ebenbiirtig sur Seite itelen
fam. 0a3u fommt, Dab Die gu
lGre Der 8eanlten nieoriger iiub,
pie in onoeren Stadten. Sd bin
ielbIt Elm St~eiier3nbIer, uno fam
aud iagen, onB i'd IN meinen ge.
if1ftlifen llnteruebmtngen 5iemlid
eriolgreif aepeicn bin. Sd meib,
mas es beiBt 5u iporeit. ltno BON
oieiem @eoonten tperOe ih and bel
alien meiren omtIi6en 9nnOIunseu
iobaIo Die SeIOiruge beriibrt miro,
Ourforungen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14
So6n aeaaan fir stauts. Senator.

3ohn Geagnn betuirbt ii6 ouf Dem
oennofratiiden Eidet I'M ole gtomi.
nation fir Stauts~5 Senator uno ion.
tie ole llnterlhisunq oller reftoen-
fetoer 9irger finder. 8eogon
gicbt Dor, gepiiie Sntereiieu geeen
itd III babeu, tpeif er ltets 70 lnnge
err i'm Staotsienot mar, fir Die gied-
tie Der ar~beitenoen 9laiieu eintrat;
neil er ben nciten itaotiiden 6rei-
brief 81 mter5eihnen iid tueieerte
unO neil ct lid itets fir RnBnab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14
@uGert IS. aepoe,
Gepublitaniider 9anSibat fir 8ene.
raj Staatsanpalt.

Serr 0eooe bon GiSnep, 9ebr.
lit iuobl6efannt uno geebrt BEL alien,
Die ie NIT ibm in geriibrung itm'
ben. CIR betpirbt lid INN ooS ber'
anttportli9e amt oes General
StaatSantpaIts. glS Gra6uirter Der
ltuiperitdt bot er cine
iebr quite @us6il6ung geuoiier, Die
es ibm ipdter ermogli6te, iidl in
filrSer 3eit cine uusgeoebnte 9rar.
is gu perid)nffen. Sn ieiuer lang.
iGbrigen amtstb1tigfeit iomrnelte CT
iih nert6opae g%rfabrun9en, Die ibnl
BEL Der ebentuelleu aitsiibung oe8
bon Inn onaeltrebten 4ntte8 iebr
5uitotten fonlmen tper6en. Sir
fonnen ie6en repltbIifouiifen Sab.
Ter Serrn 81. 8. 0eboe beitens EN-.
pieblen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14
y. q. sluaniun fir Coroner.

Die 9dnoiontllr bon Serrn 8. g.
fir Die republifaniihe go.
mination fir GountD.G Coroner er,
regt in peitcn 9reiien ~eSitereiie.
Serr Smanion 6etretbt zines Der
mo0erniten Seidenbeituttungsgei6Gf
te Der Staot nno 1T in peiten arei.
fen befannt uno beIiebt. or i'll
Elm treffIiher giirger, Der iegIi6e
@en16r giebt, oaB er ous amt,
faQs er nominirt utO erfpdblt miro.
our 3ufrieoenbeit Der 8iiraeridaft
mIsfiibren tpiirOe. &err Smanior
nift i'm 2idte zines 8oliti'
fanten mgeiehen peroeu, ionberr
mofte ben giirgern tpiiien laiien,
falls err NIT ieiner a~nnOiootitr Or
fola boben tpiiroe, er ons An1t mad,
itrena reftlifen @runoidBen, obnC
ieaLi6e @iinItlingsmirtbifjoit unt
a%uS6eutung bertunlten piir6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14
SO6n sriaes fir Sheriff.

Sobn Briggs, Der Iongi1brige,
tiidtige un6 furftIOje 9oIiBeigGbef
Don SitS.S Omaha, Der S6reden gro.
Der nnO fIeiner 8erbreder, betutrbt
fib Inn Die domination fir Gberiif.
Serr Briggs lit fir oas 2lmt in
ieaIi9er 8eiie poblbef1bigt uno
tpiiroe einen tiihtisen Sberiff ma.
den. gr lit bon elmer Geibe bon
mgeIebenen 9eutiden bon Glib.
Omaha belon6ers marin empfobIen,
Oa iie tSerru Briggs genou fennen
unO tpiiieu, ooB er in bobem M1nBe
Die SGbigfeiten beiibt, ole In Der
alisiibung 6es widtteen Sberiffs.
amtes notbtg iin6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14

men peruonot, bic dnf BITE @erbeie.
rima Der Gage Der orbeitenoen qlaiie
.binsicIte. Neagail mar and Der
@lann, Der I'M Staafsienot ben @i-
oerruf 6es 8 ltbr SdIieBunaseeIe.
bes be1ntragte, IoDeit Is fih nuf
Omaha uno nnbere eroBerr StdOte
i'm Sta1te be5iebt. Sobn Heognn
III aooofat bon geruf ein tiidtiaer
8e6ner umo elm Dam, Der i'm Se.
nat lid @ebor unO @eltung 81 Der.
idaffen ~berItam0en bat nn6 oeiIen
GiniIuB i'm Sale elmer @ieberpobI
fi6 aau5 beoeutero iteieern iDiiroe,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14
s9Omas o'GOnnor fir aommiNdl

SBDttn5 S'GDtntor mr. Noiitfninar.
Serr 3bomos 0'Gonnor bon Siib
omaha berptrbt iid in Der Brim0r.
trabl INN Die INSTRUMENTATION fir
Gountp. aommiiiGr i'm 4. 9iitritt,
Der aatt5 Defenders Siio.G mabo I'M.
foBt. Ser S'Gonnur befleioet Jest
Ieinen crIten Auttstermin nrO bat
li6 als 9eamter in ie0er Siniift
gut bep1brt. Sic 9eiltiden boz
ben b~eIonoeren @runb, fir i'm 81
itimmell, 0enn er bot iif) linen &c.
qenii6er itets in better @eiie ge5eigt.
0urdl ieinen GinfluB nitroe es mog.
lid genad)t, Dab oas Goitntb $4,000
berpiQigte fir Die 8fIniterung Der
StroBe nod Dem 9eutid)en &auie,
tuoourA OieieS groben Rttben ge5o.
gen. Gle Iii0[. 10. StroBe lit beli'
te cine Der I60uiten StraBen If.
rer art, Der Stol3 Der oortigen 8e.
tuo6ner. @u6 iiir anoere 8erbei.
ierungen lit S'Gonnor itets NIT @dr-
me eiuqetreten. Ser 9ertihe 9e.
mofratiIfe Club BON Siio.Omaba
bat i'm ben 9eutifen Defenders
trarm empfo6len, uno Die Grtbiine
mOdte Elm @Ieides tbun.
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SOlepb .. 8nraer.

Soiepb Burger, aanbiOat fir $50.
Ii8eirifter ser Stabt Omaha auf
benz oenofrotii6en Gidet, lift Elm
iitnger a0oofat bon Huf un6 gutem
@barutter. Sails ertpGbIt, ber-
ipridt er, ieinem ainte in unpor.
teiii6cr nber bod liberaler 8eiie
DorsuItebcn. gr pirb Dem glnte
ieinc game 3eit fuiomen. SIN iiio.
lihen, n0roIiheu unO tpeitlihen
EbeiI Ser Sto6t beiibt er biele
5rennOe, Die ibn ottimirt boben,
iif fiir oas amt 81 bemerben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14

Gs beaabIt iiG, in ben ,aIai.
Efi3irten a~n3eisen" Der 2ribins 81
nnnounciren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14
@m. @ntl fir edakmtiiter.

Serr @m. Butt, Der ~nIlbefannte
Deutife uno friibere 9rdii6ent Oes
Omaha 9Intt6euhden @ereins be-.
pirbt I'D, auf Dem oemofrdtiiden
Gidet INN bic Domination fiir Goun.
tuy~S 6abmeiiter. 5reuno Butt lit
in ieoer ge3iebung beidbigt, 6as
mi6tige gnit 5i fiibren uno iolte
auf Die ungetbeilte llnteritibung iei.
uer oetttifeu 6reuuoe on Stimm-
faiten rehnen f0nnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14
81. !. sind fein annbihnt.

Ser nnf Der republifaniihcn 81.
Itc ais 4anoioot fir Gountp Sur.
oepOr itebenoe &err 90. 3. 9lnf
bat ieinen geamen 5uriidge5ogen;
iein Same fam aber nod nift
bonn 8abl5etteI BEL Der Grimdrpnbl
am Is. auguit geitrifett neroen.
gr mnft feline 6reunOe auf oieie
4ngelegenbeit oilfmerfidm.
Ser 3uriidtritt bes Serrft 8lod
I6Bt ben 6er3eitigen gountp Suroep.
or 2ouis 6. a6ams, einen tiittigen
Mann, aGein al8 aanoi6at ouf Dem
repubIifonilfen &ifet iteben mo iei.
ne Rominotion lit oaourd geiidert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14
9OIitiidle anseias.
9nienh q. Stein.

9cutider &anOiOnt fir 6rieoens.
rifter ouf Dem repubIifanti9er Etf.
fet, in Ser grimdrpobl an ts.
auguit. : BIN lett "a Sabren Elm
8iirger BON Omaha rut6 Elm itGoti.
i6er angeiteIter felt A Sabren. ga.
be e6enfoas Elm Sabr lang ols Grte.
ocnsridtcr iii 8lorence, gaebr., &C.
lpirft, uno beiibc ale fir oas amt
n0tbigen grfobrunger. Bin Mit.
gIieo Der Ntooie 2oge. Sd erIu9e
Ole 6etttIfen GepubIifoner, fir mid
3u Itimner, uuS gebe linen Die Ser.
Iiderung, boB i'd, fa1s nominirt
un0 ertp1blt, 6oS qnt 5llr boIlen
3ufrieoenbeit Der 8iirger oiisiiben
per6e.
V
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sti,nnrt fir

90. 81. Somon repubIifnniifer &an.
6ioat fir llrfmbenregiitrdr. ct
mar 30 Sabre lang 9ewobner unO
Steuer5obIer bon Douglas gountp.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14
Samuel 9. C'grien,

aanoioat fir 5riebensridtcr nuf
Dem republifaniiden Gidet, lit
itoI8 ouraut cine 6eitide Ututter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-06
s,nn 500

Tho readers Of this paper VIII 10
pleased TO learn hat there IL at leA''
one dreaded diseaae that science mas
been able go cure In all LIS stases' ana
that Il Catarrh Hairs Catarrh cure
Is the only positive cure o known
10 the medical fraternity. Catarrh De-
ing a constitutional disease, requires
"A constitutional treatment Han =
Catsrrh Cure Is taken internally act
ing directly upon the blood and nv
eous surfaces OF the system, Thereby
Destroying the foundation Of the dla
ease, aud giving the patient strensih
on building up the constitution aaa
aseisting nature In doing H. ?
The proprietors have 90 much falth IN
ia curative powers that they oner
one Hundred Dollars for case
that n fails 10 cure. SEM for iist OF
testimonials.
Address. +. J.. CHENEY 4 co,
Toledo. o.
sold b. an Druggists, 7se.
Take Halls Family pills for con-
NNAasf"h -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-06

clearly believe. but whish I not
usually put into words.
AZ for tho plan VI granting Colonel
Roosevelt permission Ia appear be-
fore the foreign relations committee.
10 make an attack upon he ndminis-
irauon's policy touching The Colom-
bian controversy. the lad taste ~
such "a thing VIII stsike others busidc
senator stone as mcriting a rcbukc.
~ h. true that "a former president
OF the United states h entitled
through the exercise OF special cour-
tcsy 10 privileges which othor men
must seek wholly upon the merits OF
their auses. but then the country
has never had another president like
Colonel i,oosovcli. who appears to
assume that he h. wiser than any
other statesman. ana who has mani
Tested "a surprising readiness 10 be-
como disagrecabic when opposed by
other convictions or opinions than
his own.
The purpose OF the prcscnt admin
istrution 10 win the %fricndliness u
al the Latin-Amcrican republics has
been widely commended as a policy
indicating far-siEhted statcsmnnship.
II il be conceded tina the state de-
partmont's attitude toward Colombia
u a generous one. and one not de-
manded by the strict letter OF Justice.
the fact may be cited hat generosity
need not be regarded as a weakness
In a government any more than Il
In In an individual; and IL Colonel
Roosevelt's egotlsm il somewhat dis
turbed by the intentions OF the adj
ministration. he might properly be
reminded that he IL not how respon
sible for the course OF the ship OF
state. and that his own contributions
To history. az president. has been
written and will be Judged on its own
merits. and without reference to the
actions Of a subsequent president.
Colonel Roosevelt has "A right to
his own opinion; but rs q man who
has been highly honurcd by the
American people ne is somewhat cir
cumscribed as 20 what he can do
within the limits Of good taste, and
Senator Stone does well 10 state his
fact with timoiincss and emphasis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-06
To Save Eyes
II the Object of This Free Prcsc'7p-
tiuB-Try u ~ Your Eyes
Give You Trouble.

Thousands Of people suffer from
eye trouble because they de- not
know what to do. Thcy know some
minor aiimcnt, hut none FOR heir
eve troubles. Thcy neglect their
eyes, because the trouble IN not suf-
fcicnt To- drive them To- an csc Epc-
clalist, who would. anyway, charge
them a heavy fee. As n last resort
they go 10 an op%ticinn or 10 the Eve
and tcn-cont store. and oftontimcs
got glasses that they do not need. or
which, after being used vi cor thrcc
months, do their eyes moro injury
than good. Here 81 "a simple pre-
scriptlon that every one should use
3 grains DIPLOMA q tablct).
2 ounces water.
Use three or four times q day To
battle the oycs. This prescription
nud the simple optona system kocpH
the eyes clean, sharpens the vision
and quickly ovcrcomcs inflammation
and Irritation; weak. watery, over
worked. tired cyer and other similar
troubles are greatly benefited and
oftentimcs cured by its us1. Many
reports show that wearcrs Of glasses
have discarded them after Il few
weeks use. IL Il kood for the eyes
and contains no ingredient which
would lnjure tho most sensitive eyes
OF an infant or the aged. iiuppc's
drug store or any druggist can m
this prescription promptly. Try o.
n know for once what real eye
comfort Is.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-06
,copynshi 1918 By ". G. ChaDmaal
tContInucd from sasnrinYO

Tho pale and studious face OF little
Mr.. spratt stood out before ray eyes
with startling clearnoss.
Then let us proceed 10 the vaults"
said MagniR, and We all rose and fol.
lowed him. The functionaries closed
IN around us in a significant manne
almost as though we we're prisoners, I
thought. and as though the vaults we're
destined 20 be our dungeon.
We proceeded by a subterranean
stone stairway into the depths OF the
earth, emerging through an iron door.
way into a huge room, lighted By cleo.
trio light, around which innumerable
safety compartments were arranged.
Nobody else was there, except a iani.
tor who stood at a door at the far end.
which communicated by a flight OF
steps. with the street outside. Mag
nin led Us to the safe and handed the
key "a me.
1T has not been opened for thirty
yeare." he said. "You may find the
hinges stiffened. Nevertheless the
Code Napoleon prescribes that you
yourself shall open Il. II Il Is beyond
your power, doubtless, the chevalias
viii hold your fingers. But he must
not unlock the safe"
] made no answer, but stepped for.
ward and ftted the key into the lock
turning il until I obtained the comb.
nation The unctionaries. apparently
inspired by intense interest. drew
close. one on each side OF me. The
heavy door swung open easily. Inside
the safe saw a bundle Of papers. My
hand shook so. from excitement, that |
could barely lay hold OF them.
Observe! Her hand trembles. Gas.
tom" ! heard one OF the officials say
TO the other in a stage whisper.
drew the papor from their resting
place and handed them TO Magnih.
Pray examine these. and. II you
find that they are made out correctly.
complete the contract" | said.
you again claim, before these gen.
tlemen," said the banker. that these
are your own Panama bonds?"
'Indubitably." ! answered.
Magnif signaled to the officials. and
they came up to me He glanced at
the papers and began TO shuttle them
rapidly. One sheet became detached
and futtered 10 the ground. II was a
doubled piece OF notepaper, such as
used anywhere for correspondence,
and II was covered with minute writ
ing. Suddenly Charles darted for
ward.
The treaty." he exclaimed, and
grasped for Il.
One OF tho officials stopped; his
hands met those or my fance. As
they rose | heard something click.
The chevaliGr vas handcufedl
The second man stepped up to him
and touched him on the shoulder.
Charles Victor Sebastian. Chevalier
DIVES" he said. Il arrest you for
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-06

Butte. Mont. Aug. 6.-LRbor trou-
bles %occurring here ON ana after
June ~, when rioting broke out, viii
not be entered into by the federal in
dustrlnl relations commission. This
announcement was made nt tho out
set Of the hearing which opened to-
day.
c. F. Kelly, managing director Of
the Anaconda Mining company. was
the first witness. About twenty oth-
ers. including Governor Stewart,
were TO DE called before the close Of
the hoarir Saturday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-06
Agreement Reached
By Cdrrdnzd and
CdrbajaL, Rumor

Washington, Aug. G-Josc Castol-
lot. representative of Provisional
President Carhnial OF Mexico. after
"a conference With Secretary Bryan
today, officially confirmed the state
ment that an agreement between
General Currnuza u the Carhajal
delegates had been reached ana ok
pressed the opinion that the situa-
tion had now cleared and the peace
fui occupation OF Mexico cay by tine
constltutioualists was assured
Carhaini has waived all conditions
except the request Tor an amnesty
and guarantees To- life ana property.
n ia considered probable ia official
circles that the surrender OF the
Carbaial government would be ac-
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Housewives right nigh Costs.

New York. Aus. 6.-Tho National
House wives league todny sent this
notice 60 mcmoers throughout tho
United States:
"Call a meeting to consider the
prices OF foodstuffs In Your city. In
vcEtlrntc from every angle Honest
merchants viii bot take advantage
OF the present war crisis TO advance
prices, but ~o must have the subject
wen Ia hand TO protect the consumer
from n nnwarrantcd rise. Waton
prices and report any advance 10 tho
national executive committee"
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IAET IIIM HIIsE \ HALL

- oosEVELT is TO be given per
* mission by the senute foreign
relations committee 20 come
before that committee ana air his
we'll known views on the Colombian
treaty. when hat document comes
before the committee TOR final ac-
tlon. This is a bit % news which
the American people as a whole VIII
receive with a measure Of indiner-
ence. The treaty may not come an
for some time. and u "a does the
Colonels views upon Il are both 80
well known and OF A. little direct
value la the premises that a repe-
tiiion OF his de%nuneiation OF the ad-
ministration viii carry no great
weight.
Yet senator ston undoubtedly
voiced the sentiment Of a great man,
mannerly people when he declared
recently that the proper place foi
Colonel Roosevelt 20 enact his role
OF political stormy petrol - IN q nan
Of his own hiring, or on The steps
Of the capitol az Washington, which
may De obtained for oratoricai pur-
poses by the simple process Of apply
ing Tor a permit.
The senator's belief that CoioneI
Roosevelt has recently been guilty OF
making speeches "unbesominE an
e~x-presideni" viii also be shared b.
most well disposed peopie; and VI
IRE sIad the Missouri senator hat
Sierped 10 the front long enough e
sssers what = sreat many people