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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17

Sootet einen Arbeifer uuo perleBt
orei.

9urh eiusn Rrabneiniturs, rpelher
iih aeIiern Worsen an benz Reubdu
Der Bride uber ben groben Miamiz
1IuB nabe Glepes, O., ereian.ts, nurs
be Elm arkiter get0btet uno orsi per-
lsbt.
Der @et0btete lit Self Gpans,
"a Sabre alt. 5eiser, aus glepes, 8,
Die 8srlesten: R on Yonts, Ras
ihiniit; !. puhtp, arbsiter;
Girls. 2auner, arbsiter.
glls geitern Wloreeu Die aenanutsn
perionen uno sin anoer.r 4rbsit.r aui
bem mehoniifsn arabn thGtio rparen
bemer.ten iie. oab oerIeIbe gang genial.
tia ins Sdpunien serietb. Cine IN.
rittelbars 0efabr abneno, fpraneer
bic Wdnner aus elmer 50be bon 90
'sub in ben 5lub. Sn bemieIbsn aus
aeublid ftiirsie Der ardhn 3ufdmmsn
unb e6enfaas ins Wdfer. Shpers
Giisntbeile irafeR ben "a Sabre dlter
6eiser Self gpons. pelhsr fofort ess
tootet Duroe. 4ubfo purbe ebenTdlls
BON einsm Giieutheil estroffen unb
trua einen gsinbruh odppn, tpdhrenh
gonie une 9auner NIT geringfiisiaen
8erlesungen oaoontamen. Die Mdns
ner auber Grams, Der unter ben 5riims
mern i'm WdFer begraben mar.
ihpamm.u i'm 5luB terun, bis iie
BON Mitar6eitern aersttet Durben.
Rad lGngerer 9lrbeit geIanq IS. ben
aorper bss Gbans aug Der Jiefe 81
bolen unb ipuroe oerielbe in bic 9u@
reaurGume Der Glearp Wbite Gons
itruction 60. ee6raht. 9eridisoens
gerste tpurbsn berbeigeholt. pelf1e
nur nod ben 5oo bes Grams feiis
I.ellen tonnten, uno ben @erunaliids
ten 8erb6nbe dnlsetsn. puhto ipurbs
mad Cincinnati in Elm 5oipitdl ee-
braht. goronsr 5oertmcpsr, ipelder
benadrihtigt puroe, lieB ben 2eidlz
nam pes Gpans nah Der gountps
Worgue brinssn. 4lie 9srunsliidten
pobnsn tsmpOrGr in Glepeg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17
Hatiiftslpier Gbanifcur.

geim 8erlaiTsn elmer StrdBenbabn.
Gar an Der Reaping Roap unb Slb
Crescent 2lDenue ipurbe aeftern Mprz
gen Der 80 Sabre aIte Soiepb Meu3el
BON go. 1915 Central Gpenue BON
einem 2tutomobil nieberaerannt uno
trug glidliher Weiie nur leihts 9ers
Isbungen bapon. Die 9afagiere bes
Strabenbahnpaqens alaubteu, bas
Wenael toot iei, ba er fir eintge Wtis
nuten beitnnunqslos lieoen blieb. Der
Ghauffeur. rpeIder bas llnbeil bemertt
baben muBte, perooppelte feline 8es
ifpinoiqteit uno enttani, ehe eg qez
lanq, Die Summer oes autos feftsu=
ltellen. Sin in Der N6he ppbnenoer
2lrSt tegte Dem 9srlegten einen Der
bano on, porauf fidb Wensel naf
6auie begab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17
SaiesSaM.

5ruut Bancroft, Gei6dftsfiihrcr Der
.Rebs", Der fih gegsr gnoe Der leg
ten Do6e auf bic W!ifiOu md Cuba
begab, I'm unfereu beriibmten Stipor7
mer Qrmanoo Wdridns 3u iidera. traf
am 9onnerItag 2tbenb poblbehalteu
in 6aplna Elm ltno bate fdon cine
Stunbe nab ieiner 2anoung ben uu-
ter3eitneten &pntratt oes olelbegebrteu
Spiclers in Der 5uTdc. Bancroft Der
iutte ebsnfalls Den cubaniIhsa Nbfd1z
ger ROmanad fir Die .Hebs" 3u es@
ptnnen, mas ibm jeboh BEL @bIenbung
Ieiuer g:3trigen &abclbepe1he on ben
BraItoeuten 9(u9uIt 6errmuun nod
niAt gelungen mar, neil oeristbe f6on
Dorber Sfferten BON 6errn Gbbsts,
Dem grpotIpuer WaQuatcn, erbalten
bate uno 3sit CUR Gntideiouns pers
Ianote.
Ulit MarTan8, Bates unc Mtoran,
Die IQmmtlid fir pieie Suiion psr=
pfli6tst iino, lit Die 8ertbeibiguug uns
ferss GuBeren Teloes psrpoaitGnbiat
unb in gllten 6GRoen. Sin ptertsr
SdpGrmsr CUR 2lusbilfe tann un3tpeiz
felbQft uHter Den pielen Retruten ees
funoen peIosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17

lit nod Der gfnliht Der Staotsgeiuno,
beltsbcboroe ubiolnt nnnotbig. ssn
oieienf Gimme lit geitern Der itaotiide
0eiunbbeitsbeontte Or. s. s.. 2an0is
pon Or. Campbell, oern Sefret1r Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, auf eine
oiesbe5iiglide 5rage bin benahrid-
tigt poroen.
Ir. 2an0is beabiidtigte, Inn cine
einidleppltng Der glattern bon 20
leoo aiis bierber 5u oermeioen, 5ienl-
lid id)arfe OiaBregeln 81 ergreifcn,
aber Or. Campbell tbeilte ibm nit,
bob 6ieies nidt notbig lei, ou Die
Stoats @einnoheitsbeboroe Elm pad,.
lanes gtuge aiif Iolebo habe, no
ilbrigens Die Gpioenlie be6euteno I'M
abnebnen begritfen iei, oenn NAB.
reno i'm gionat 8e3enlber 1872 gIat.
ternfalle 5u per3eid)ncn iparen, pur.
Den III oieiem Ronat BORT ioipeit nur
If Heue eS0lle genlel0et.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17
Selegaten
Gruanntr scitcrn Siirgcrmctlter Spte'
ael ,ur Sunpeutiun DER Wuni5ls
palsGiaa BON Sbiu.

giirgermeiiter Spiegel ernonnte
qeiteru Is Gelegaten, melhe DIE
gtaot Cincinnati in Ger 2Sahresoer'
iammIung Scr Wiuni5ipuls2tga BON
Shio, Die on 20. uno 2l. HEanllor in
Columbus ItattfiuOet, pertreteu ioIIen
Gie 6erreu. oie idmmtlid) Die Gr'
nennl,ng ongcuommcu baben lino
TsoI. Z. Garap, ,Sobn u. &oImeS
,Sames Z. Seefiu @iaiam @iiberi
IT., 8. 81. lSone5, Gr. 8. !. Goof
Beo. =. GicterIe, @iuiam &abntalun
$. i. GClariu3, 9SoeI 6. Glore, "
II. Collins, Robert Y. Sargitt, ,5ohn
8olpiu, Charles 8. 2bonmt Tr. 2
6. SmarticI, StaOtanmalt @oItcr Vi
Sdloenle. ,Sobn $. @ibIou lnlo Sobr
llri Slono.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17

Gfeben i'm gnrean bes itabtiiden
,Jugenienrs nnnlittelbar beppr.

Die Staoiperlpalti,ng, Die befanni.
lid iniolae Der 5inon5flemme, iii
iueId,er Die Staot lih befinoet, be.
miibt iii, Die groBtmogliten Gripar.
niiie 8u ntad,en, miro in ben ndditert
luaen cine Reibe BON Gntlaliungen
i'm Bureau oeg itaotiid|en ,Sngenieurs
arug pornehmen.
arbeitaoireftor 1Sosoif bat qeIterl
Serrn arag id)riftIih aufgeforoert,
ibm cine Cite Der angeiteuten 3u.
fomnren 3u laiien, Die gegentpdrtig
entbebrt Deroen fonneu, odmit Die
Siaot Die @ebalter iparen fam.
@dbreno Der falien ,So6resjeit lit
Oie Sbdtigfeit oes itdotiihen SStlae,
nieursbepartenents natirgemdB iebr
beid,ranft uno unter Oteien llnIltdn.
Den fonnen piele Der jiingeren SSnge.
nieure iotpie Der 9foonen ohne
Sf,fuierigfeit entbebrt tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17

Coroner iiber ben SoD bes Stalisnsrs
Qeo Stilitunp. BON go. 1924 5semiter
StroBe, abga6, pslder am Is. Sep
tsmber 1913 auf Der 8aiier'fhsa
Wisie, nabe Der Wttt6ea 2loenue, nit
AZ Stttpunoen aufgefunDen ipurbe.
ertIarte Der Coroner, oaB Der unbes
fannie WfDroer 3ompli3eu bel Nus
iibung Der Sbat sehabt baben muB.
Der 5opt oes Mannes trot ourd bic
9urhIte6ung Der 6olsaoer unp bisrz
nit perbunoener 9erbIutuns stn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17
sSenc fnrbiuicn &,anaen,

beftisc &opi. uno 9iidcnihnler3cH,
io1uie 8erItopiung, ShpinoeIoui1ll2,
Gelb- uito g9oi'eriudt, une Qebcr.
uno Riererieioen laiien eud mlr
cine sSohl 3piid)en einem lanaiomeH
stbIterben ooer Dem eIu3iaeu H,ittei.
ba8 oelt aorper. nod retuiaen mo
iuieoer eeIrno MAIDEN fam. ltno uur
Shoren, lpelfe uieinais 8ermtuft an.
nebmen, peroen bel iold,er 8ahl
nid)t ldleunIglt 6ie beriihutten ct
gernoro arnuterpillen. Die mir %
GeiltS in alien Apotbefeu 3ll habeH
itilo, onpenbcn, Inn ibr glut 5n oers
jiingen, uno Su neuem 2ebeu bod 8e.
it,lobeit 5nriidtebren. b.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17
Ser neme 0err.
I. q. S,illcr lit snm Superintensen'
ten scr gSaiicrwerfc anserieheu.

anoeiltunaen, Die qcitern pon PR
beitsoireftor Sos0id Qcmadot muroen
beIt1tiaen oie bereit$ Dor cinigen "a.
qen III oieieu Spalten qcmad)te Tir
fiinoiaunq, oaB :. u. 6iler, ser 8e'
gempdrtige 3orlteber oe$ @o'ier'
&ertneilungsanlts in oen @aiierper'
fen, Der nGhIte Supcrintenoent Der
sSaiierlperfe ieit miro. 0err 6illc,
miro ernannt ner0en. iobaio Die NE
iiq,tation 9ert 6. @nIoluin's am /
,sebruar in Strait getreten lit.
,3um 0offolger 6iQer'8 lit 0eiicr
bisberiger sti'iItent 3. q, Satnofcr
duserIehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17

(Qetpis Sanosrs. 43, 1913 aincoln
I 4penue.
laate goDen, AT, 1924 bsssl.
lsyrant 4. Sdasfer. 25, 1926 groaos
I ipdp.
lmilIi. aallmepsr, 90, 533 Danoriose
Strabe.
{gottIieb abumm. So. gudannan.
| Mibisan.
lgsrtba Ru.nt, AZ, geroes Sotel.
lDute 2tJ.ber, 80. 627 groobpap.
laatbrnn Batter, 25, oesgl.
fora Games 9rotpn, %, s24 GIar.
I Strabe.
lRark asab aeIble. 1s. 800 Weit 5.
Gtrabs.
lDaIter iyiBmouriee, SO. 3028. gpns
I eorDia 4ne.
leiuian Sprasus, 80, 1855 Reapina
Rpob.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17
BeIebrenber @ortras.

Sn Der Wuiii atabemis lpiro am
Sonntas, Is. Sanuar, pnitor RuHeG
sinen 0crtras nit hiibiden tolorirten
lihtbilbern balten. Die 2idtbilber
ftentn bos .pboip Drama Der Sh0pfe
uHg- bar. Die YiIber finn am Rahs
mittos uno Mbtnb frei alisaeiteni. Gs
iueroen ttine aolleitsn peranitaltet.
nod GintrittsBsib erboben. paitor
Ruftn bittet nm einen reht sablrei<
den Befud. Nuh ainber In @egleir
tuns Grpc&isner fno uilliommsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17

Trcnf aemper, 5ruItee BON 6. 3
6osen & Co., erlangte Elm 8eroit'
iibsr S484O qsgsn 81. W. SSiste.
Sm Rriminalgeridt Rgann gsltsrr
Der grossB aegen Sarrp Stein UNI
Dm. 5tparB alias 6eB, lpeI6e bes
0roBbiebjtobls ungetlagt iiHo. Die
Ielbeu ioQen Die 4Ims e 9Oepte 60
nm eiuen 9el3truoeu I'M Dertbe ppr
$500 beItohlen haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17
Ye9oiliteit
Ga6ea tie asmiereasen aber ben
aemea aontraft fir GIeftri5itdts-
raten.

Tie Bas-Beieaitaft perlangt cine
sebni1brige Grneiierung oes Son.
trafts unter ben alten geoiHglals
gen. - Ter Yreis itellt lid, inter
bieien oif II Gents pro ailpfpcit'
jtnnoe. - Bos 8i5eprdiioent 5ree.
man an 8riinoen fiir Die acntraft-
erneueriing norbringt gr ipebrt
fih geeen cine pbpiiide sIbid,dsing
beS Gigentbums. - Ter friibere
Stabtanpolt gettntan bdlt Gle
nidt am Ylase. Staotanipalt
Gdoenle iDiiniht Raten fir groBe
uno fleine aoniiunenten. 5reo.
9ufe balt Die eleftrisitdtspreiie 5u
bod. - Tahiten Sreiiog lit ipie.
oerum cine oiientIide Sieung,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17
&oipit6ler ,tno ,SSnitttutc
gs6rau6en peuna QeaM Au0en, er6dltuagen.

Ilit benz Serarnaben oes gStntcrs i6er1pie.
gcH Grfattungen uHo Gjrippc. 8eEoc nliNen
foiort 6ebauoeIt peroeiI, Inn nor5ubeu9en oaB
oiefelben Iebr eruft neroeu gs lit IN oteicm
3nfammenbnnge ncn 5utere'ie 81 erfnhreL oaB
Sablreidbe milotbdtige Soipidier 8eruna ges
brauheu Nerna fdeint in neren Sdnoen bel
Der BebonoLuna bon GrialtuHgen, 9uiaH
Grippe uf1o 8nspepiiu uno III aueu anoereTl
5duen, no ein perIdBlt6es Iouiesanratine be-
rt0tbiat fuirb bon GrfoLg 3u feit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17
Gin anberes Soipital in Canada
id)rcibt:

.gSir baben Berura i'm qanfe oes leBToers
flpieuen Dionats pcbrdiiht uno es mad1l liHs
elm 8ergniigen. 5u ioHftdtiren oaB bic er5teltcn
Refuliate iiberaus befriebtgeno itlto."
Gin ipdieres Sfrebeu iteui feii:
rgGr hubeu SSbr SeiImittcL in etuer Iu3nbl
eerfdoteoener -SdHe aebrduht uRo oas er5'ctte
Meinltat III fenr out"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17

Cine Gisnronfninc gcgen 1olebc,
mo befnnntIih felt einigen Ronntrn
pie wIattsEn ,iemli4 itnFt qroiiiren,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17
Gin ipGteres Sd)reiben lautet:

.gs macbt un5 eiH 8ergniqer, su iager. baf
tpir IN Reruna elm febr autes uno brau6hnree
6eimitfeI in oerbiebereu SSdueH gefltHoeu ha
ben uUo mir iiHo erfreut es IHoeren empleglcr
2u f0nuPn"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17
Sin Gerporragenbes WiilOtbGtigfeitS
Spipital in Emebec idretbt
nie fDlat:

.Gbnubl mir Rerunu nur bret ooer bier
g9ocbeH eebraucht babeH iiHo mir IN Der glhds
liden Gage. feIi8Ilielcn. oG6 es ausge8eltbnete
Heiultate er8ieltc. 9}eri6ieoenen 9erioueil, mel
de an Gnepepiid lt6 BerIiopiuHg ietoeR, III
Der tSebraleh oesielbeu betIiam aetueIeH"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17
aluitcr gebrandlt Eernna gegen
8rippe.

Gin berburraaenoes dIoiter in DfontrcHi,
Rruoirs Gucbec, f6reibt: ,.@tutae uuicrer
zdneitcrn habcn 4eruHa nit gIi6itcb2m Grs
folge qebraudt IS III ipe5tea ais etu StGrs
iuHgsmttteI mad ber ga gjrtppe. ooer Ctncr
ihfpcreu Gridtuug, gut oerluenobGr."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17

@eranseu rem aputhcfer rccn sufg Sap aaleno
imr Sabr 1914.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17
Sin anoercs !Spipital in Ganaoa be.
ridltet iibcr ieine Grfabrnnaen.

a@s madf unS Elm 8crauigen. 5bneu nis
}ut6eiIen, oab 36r 4erna ms 6eirteOist BOT.
9rei &atienteu habcH es neriudt giner, os
SATIRE uIt, genoltt Gupus, peltber NIT Ga
tnrrb be6uftet tii but dh bebeuteuo gebeilcrt
mebr ais eS Der Sail mar in ciuer 8etbe ben
Sabrcu. Gin iunges WldocbeH, Is 3ubre Gil,
bate eincn bartnadi0eH Sufteu, peIdber nab
einPr baben SSfaitbe Eeruna oerfd1mano. g'tdos
'eIbit baben suei 5lGidcr iiber3cno. oaB 3e'
rnnu aIs eitr StdrfuHosntittel por8heli9 IT.
8or ocr @c6uneung forHte id1 feline Biertsi'
itunoc gebcn pbHp iebr ermiioet su fetH. NeBt
fam ib cine DtciIe 9emif6Iiob ipa5iereH Durn
oieTc brei Bale piniher mir Dem 8ubiitum ole
ggirflng 5bre5 SetlmiltcI5 betannt az maCbcH
Sin ipatereS Sdreiben empfieblf 1af
oas Bette Geruna gegeu Grfals
tuusen uub Gatarrb.
.8or oret ggodcn idrieb id SbneH, tpts
sufriebenitcacuo mir Beruno getunoen babeH
g8ir enlpfeblen es quf oaS Bette aeaeH Gridi'
fuuaen. seufurrb uHb Geuragie S6 feLbft babe
g ais Elm StdrfuuqsmitteI nit ben beten Hes
fuItatcu gebruudt, iuoeur th es uud 8orifrlit
aebraubte, einen bnIbeu GbeeIoifeL oou ieee
babe StuHoe."
Sin luohl bcfanntes Suitttut in S.ne-
bee hat Gernna bel nnperbanlid)-
felt nno Sdliuadyc brand)-
bar bcfunocu.
.gstr hnbeu nit ybrer tpcrtbnoLen Mteoi5tH.
Qeruna, cinen gro5ebcruG gemaft nne es bat
rufcreu Taticnien. ueIbe au fbrrader Scra
saupuu chpGdc mn ucroBiem aoppc6 lets
ser auoernetHe 3lfrieoenitcQung eefuabrt"
cineu irctcu ,Sufp Sag" &alcnoer
,ahr 1914.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-02-25
FARMERS CREDITS BILL.

Reports say the president has notified congress that he
poets pass rural credits bill by May 1t is hardly fair
credit him with debating this legislation though is worthy OF
praise he has done
The house OF representatives tried hard inject crude
farmers credit clauses in the tariff and the banking bills The
president checked these wemeant but avsed attempts by
promising help congress frame such laws approved
European models after he had received and examined the report
OF the commission appointed by President Taft oeXamnc the
subject
Meantime Illuminating figures have been complied 1t
has been shown that twelve million American farmers about
six billion dollars forty billion dollars worth of property
which produce about billion dollars each year and for the
money owed they pay than five hundred million dollars in
interest annually. or between s and per
That the farmer should pay such exorbtan OF in
is due lack OF organization OF borrowing and lending
diused field The president this expensive and bur
denome method OF carrying the farmers business corrected
by proper legislation. 1t has been shown that farmers get
ceap money Such is the in Iowa. But in many sections
he ourageousy high though the security admitted
lily good.
The plan advanced by the Taft commission calls for chain
OF agricultural banks with each lend
under supervision long mortgages and short
time personal paper believed that the plan will work here
it has worked European comtrics-o the advantage OF
the whole country.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-02-25
SOME WOMEN PROPOSE.

While marriages may be earthly pre-
nnarieS usually That all should
be- least receptive candidates for matrmony generally
nitted That all have altogether passive during the
courtsp has often been limited Mr. Longeow
generally recognized that might arise which
would make the proposal by the entirely proper
absolutely and he the skluy
The Courtshp OF Miles Standish that the modesty
ella has been mpugned But the proposal proxy
itself unusual that the could by be regarded
typical of small percentage of courtships
While the Federal Census Bureau has pried
Der OF divorces and the grounds therefor has made attempt
gather data the number of marriages due feminine
tatve 1t would be impossible to get information from hu
bands for husband might deem ungaant admit that the
wife proposed and also might consider the fact indication Of
lack OF manly his part. Nor could expect
who had proposed shout housetops
Hence satscoving folks have idly speculated
with little hope OF ever being able give figures But fortunate
the Mothers Magazine has taken the question up and under
pledge of nvoabe secrecy the identity of correspond
processes have made nationwide inquiry, covering
of station in life rich and poor educated and
erate urban and rural 1t that OF every 100
marriages 40 result from proposals by the 20 due
proposals by the woman 20 understanding without
formal 10 arise from unexpected circumstances
brought about by the schemes parents and friends and
business marriages by mutual arrangement"
The figures round be persuasive and
figure OF marriage enumerated the CLASH
fcaon While the magazines good faith is open ques
ton there obvious uncertainty the sincerity of the
correspondents If the absolutely
frank the figures conventional theories how
prng they be married folks be determined for
the already nmaed 1t would be interesting know
how many OF the forty WHO proposed led up the
critical point The of the leading When it be-
obvious defeats purpose fact that young
should bear in mind studying the tabulation Man mildly
suspicious brute and will il he girl throwing herself
it. But fortunately his dcernment keen 1t is
only when the girl and her parents combine all hope
capturing him is doomed Sagacous parents ukewam
desirable sutton.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-02-25
THE MURDER OF BENTON.

Foreign been very patient with the United
toward Mexico English German and
Spanish subjects killed property belonging other
subjects those conhscaed The English
vice consulate chihuahua invaded and Luis Terrazas
was taken and imprisoned where he still
held for
the story that W. S Benton Scot and cti-
Of Britain murdered by General Villa personally
through order quarrel the lOong OF Benton
ranch by Villas soldiers.
OF all the OF the world Great Britain has been most
that the life and the property OF her citizens shall be
protected To avenge the life OF single citizen she has
and from prison in Abyssna. she
Napier with army the and three
hundred miles desert and took Captain Cameron from the cell
in Magdala.
President Wilson does Mr. Bryan has de
shall while he is secretary OF state
Intervention in Mexico with the Mexican people
inevitable But is by certain that
face face today with intervention in Mexico
that Great Britain temporize longer with Mexican
policy and that Justice will be eXaced the slayer OF Benton
1t illogical for suppose that this nation main
longer hans-o policy and expect that Great Britain will
acquiesce The time has for permit other
nations
The weak spot in the Wilson administration has been its
foreign policy We lost before the world that
particular and have become jest i'll all the chancelories OF
Europe Mr. Bryan Old Man OF the Sea that
improbable that the Benton incident will furnish the relief
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-02-25
THE SENATE ASTOUNDED.

The senate aStomded when it learned that Presi
dent Wilson would the immigration bill if it him
with the lieracy The bill passed the house with
strong opposition to it, but the opposition able
compared with the number for In the
expected that the power OF the president will
be able prevent passage OF majority
It's favor will not be sufficiently large insure that his
be ovcrriddcn.
The htcracy test has been popular with the presidents
Grover Cleveland allowed die without his
close OF the OF President Taft vetoed the last
bill passed He did hesitate give his for doing
He insisted that that would admit every crook and
criminal exclude the honest lalorcr
commend itself o his Judgment.
President Wilson has let it be known that he will follow
these excellent prcccdcnt and the stamp OF his sapprva
which makes the Immigrant be
able read forty words in the English language other
language.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-02-25
NOVEL ONE MAN MONOPOLY.

The of Oklahoma constitution scanned the f
ture with telescope and sought provide for the regulation Of
everything that might arise ndualy socially. But
foreseen situation is reported Webbers Falls where NJ
Naples hackman ferry boat has taken
possession of eleven miles of railroad which he operating
his profit and under rules made by himself He has esa
hed freight monopoly and handles OF the passenger
traffic in and of Webbers Falls The line from that
of 1000 population Warner which served by
terstate railway The railway built by company OF
whose stock is owned by business of Falls
company operated the line for while but abandoned service
unremunerave Then the hacman and ferry boat
imported old inspection hand and established
service He laughs at the protest of few disgruned stock
holders OF the company, who that he should pay rental
He that the company should pay him for maintaining
Most of the stockholders wink the trespass and
try to console the ecaciran by reminding them that many
other builders OF railways lost all they invested practically all
Mr. Naples resS attempts of the State Corporation Com
mission regulate his the ground that the OF
motor and hand exclusively exempts his road from its
jurisdiction The Interstate Commerce Commission clearly
without jurisdiction He has made concession
law rather weldehned public opinion he maintains
Jim Crow dpment making his negro passengers ride the
hand His basis of is the primeval law What the
traffic will bear But he has shown wisdom than OF the
usos captains industry. He carefully preserves
health and safety OF the that lays the golden eggs He
has computed the minimum OF trip and refuses to
operate less than for single trip But when traffic
is heavy he reasonable admits
ing $25 day, eXclusice of expenses for labor
Even the labor commissioner is helpless Interfere for the
only salary he his The latter rules
by performing varied duties but Webbes Falls open-shop
and there has been difficulty this The boy
however nearing his majority and demand that the Ford
ulan OF division of profits be adopted by his father Even he
this crisis Mr. Naples must later lose his
proud distinction OF being railway magnate operating under
absolute freedom The Oklahoma Legislature will attend
his No Oklahoma Legislature would permit anybody
to go unregulated by law
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-02-25
KING TO ANSWER
FOR Theft OF
AUTO
ALLEGED HORSE THIEF IS
TURNED OVER TO MARI
COPA COUNTY FOR
OTHER CRIME
(From Tuesdays Daily

That George King was an all
around handy man with taking ways
and as proficient at voluntarily tax
ing machines as well as horses. IS
claimed by the officials who have
finally disposed of the alleged horse
thief to the Maricopa county Off
Gals. there to stand trial upon the
charge of stealing an auto recently.
King appeared in this city several
days after the disappearance of the
machine from Phoenix garage was
reported and managed to convince
local horse dealer that he was
about to occupy a ranch near Will
low creek and that he needed four
horses and so in cash which which
to purchase feed. To make a long
story shot. King was arrested at
Hilbrook. after a clever and lengthy
chase by Deputy Sheriff Joe Young.
When questioned here, the Off
cials say. King confessed to steal
ing the auto and finally abandoning
it at a wayside mining camp after
he had run dry on gasoline. The
Phoenix crime having been COM
mitted first. the prisoner was
turned over to the Maricopa county
officials for action.