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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
Heuiflefon.
Ser S6ein.
&oman bon
Doris 5reiiu uOn Spattssn.
(6ortiebu

aIlein glora bate nod peiter ss-
baht.
Sic tpuBte, bag braubsn in Der
@pritabt uutsr bD6it beideibenen, fait
fiimmerlihen YerbGltnihen bic Sphter
zines ebemalisen profeHors lebte. Elm
G!tlihes ssrGulein, bsiIen aunitfertis'
feit in peibli6en arbeiten unb in Der
bDberen &odfunit ibr genigeno be-
fannt paren Jtiemanb peritano iol'
DE Ganbtrrten su baden pie 5ant,
2aupd. ipie bic 5balbsim'idsn &inosr
syrdnlein Weiblib nannten, unb ME
manb pubte befer gtatb su ertheilen,
fpenn sflede in Elm feibenes &leib 9s'
iommen paren pber oas Aulttenseles
niht iteif iperben ipollte. ytord bate
syrdulein Deiblicb i9on friiber Oft
seratben, nit ibren aenutniien uno
reihen Grfabrungen cine Stelle ala
StiiBe Der 6ausfruu ansuneAmen, mo-
rduf bas alte ssrdulein ieboh itets er-
ipiberte. iih ppn g., ben lieben Ser
gen unb ben 9rGbern ibrer Gltern
nid,t trennen All pollen.
In 5rGulein @eibli9 ba6te Roru
iebt iofort; lie mar enti9ieoen bic ges
eianetite peri0nIihfeit, Maps Saus-
balte porauiteben unb ibr eine miit'
terlife ssreunbin su tperben; oenn
Iaute 2aura .ipra6 ni4t nur snslii9
nnb framDiiIh, fonberu beiaB io5uid'
gen eine 4rt flaififde 8ilpung, inoen
lie u. q. nit ibrem @utsr bic SopHee
geleien bate. giur Don Der Muiit per
ftanb lie nitts uub bebauptete, bas
&IaDieripislen made lie idldfris.
Iuf Horas freunbli4e Ginlaoung
fGnb iih Sante 2aura bann aud eini-
ce Sage ipGter au aiide i'm SbaIbeinl-
iten 6auie elm. Die bagere, edise
GeitaIt i'm sinmetbraunen, ihon et'
sras pertrassnsn SeibsntIeibe nit ben
pertpittsrtsn 3iiaen uub benz aabHloieH
Wunoe eriflien Map anfdnslih pie
cine Tigur aug elmer anberen WeIt.
glit bieiem ieltiamen Weien ioIlts lie
Taa Inn Saa sufummen leben9 I'm
n0alih! 9tqein nod mar feline Stunbe
nergansen, 10 that ibr ienes bori4nell
eefabte llrtbeil auh idpn leio, benn
Srdulein Weiolif mar cine ber5ens.
quite, feingebilbete Dame. Oeren Inter
baltuna ipaur auresenb pirtie.
rOu ipirit ibr 3dbue einieBen Iafs
fen unb burd mobiide Soilette balb
cine aabp aus ibr MAIDEN, Map," bat
te Die luitige 9iiela sur Sreunbin
i6er56aft geGubert, nahbem Sunts
Gauru, boderfreut iiber bic ibr sebot..
men psrIOdenben Qusiiaten. segansen
mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
Grans.iseHtbnms .6ppstbefea
u,Sbpptbeten.

Gmil s. giies an gilmore 8. unt
9. Go. $3.50.
SbeobOre qBpsllsrt Sr. an bisieIbs
SDrpsrfdaFi. S14o0.
s5rsb WasHe. on SiIpsrton 6. uns
8. e. $500.
!rio % &. Subbaro an GImpooh
plaes g. lno 9. So. 1886.
gbniIiiaL HoIpsr on Weiiern Sias
Q. Q. rnr 6. 60. $4,000.
Sofepb u. 0uffp al bieieIbe a0r.
perihaft. $500.
aatbsrine RoTsn5peis an Wcrb 6.
Jabsr. $500.
emma s.. GbolmonbeIep an 60.
Iumbia 9. unb g. U. So. $1,000.
Sobn grpipn an g<efman Ct. ..
unb g. so. $500.
5anm pstsrs psaIe an SoutRrn
Sbio Sobss. Ban, so. $1,000.
9bsrsIa u. 5sd an gAarles ..
5srrp. $3.50.
psrcb S6uIB an Sennie g. asDp.
$125.
2lnnis e. SANFORD al gteal Gfa.e
dno 5mpropement So. $4,000.
9arrp .. ,Jsrbou an Rspub!it 6.
uno .. SO. $500.
Qdura aietsmspsr dn Goutkrn
Ohio Sdpinps 9dnt SO. $4,000.
CHARTS ). Mr2lbOn an 8eitsrn
unb Southern 2ifs Sui. SO. $4,000.
GetiIst. SppUtbetsn.
5beooors DoeIter Sr. an Gilmore
9. unb .. So. $1250.
Jobn Mondban an Soutbern Sbio
g. unb 3. 50. $1,000.
Mar 8sdsr an giip San gant.
$1,000.
DoIt,r s. Carr Sr. an 5snrp 3.
WiIIiums. $500.
Soi. Gpr an Jrant 9otpI.s. S25.
emma &. gboImpnbeIsp on Cos
lrmbia 3. unb 6. u. 60. $3.50.
Rancp q. Relfon an gerrdee parl
3. unb g. 60. $500.
aais 1yif4er on Sa, g. unb 3.
Go. $500.
Rancp 8. GibiOn an 8. 8. Oar.
bing $500.
Subert 6. gOel.te an SOtn W.
aroms. $500.
Glarsnce 6. Rurbod on Wsers o.
Cooper $1,000.
aIsrunber Dom on G. 3. RoS'
eIiffe $4,000.
Slibsr 8. 9iait an Gottas. 9. unh
6. 60. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
Grnnssis,xttnmsib.rt
Ginefnnati, 20. Oft. 1914

Cincinnati, 20. Oft. 1914
Wsarp Job.r an aatbsrins Roiens
sp.ig, 40 BEL 139.46 Gub an berBsits
isit. Der 5ubsr aDenus in Gbepiot. 81.
@sorse g. sarotb an Soa g. Sotf'
mann, 81 bel ITO SUB an Der @eit.
felt. Der Suigbt 4penue, 298 CUB
nDrplit Der pulan aDs., 81.
aatberine Safer an Dittri9 Gbs
6srs, Cots SO. 338, 339 uHb 34o in
grpant unb 9rsDor's llntsrabtbeiluns
in GGirmount. 81.
Gliiabstb gsnbam al benislbsn,
basislbs Gigentbum. 81.
2lnnd S6iltree on 0enitlben, bas'
IeIbe Gissntbum. 81.
Dietrih Gbbers an Sobn 9roipu,
basielbe Gigsntbum. 81.
@iIbeImina 8srden uno aubere an
5rnnt Blum, brei Sabre pd6tr.dt
auf Elm brsiitOdiees 9ebdube an Der
Siiboftsts Der Jiinfien unb Smitb
Strabe fir jGbrIihe Misibe bon 5000.
Sobn $. grOdIdmibt, Radlabpsrs
tpaIt.r, an George so. grodi9miot,
13 BEL ITO SUB an Der Sftieite Der
Weaean 9lpenue. $4,000.
Warp u. 9acep an Sarrp 5. 2sb.
man, 40 BEL 148 JuB an Der Siio.
ieite Der 9ucsp 9lpenue in ROrpoob.
81.
glancp u. @ibion oil 9ebbeus 9,
Surbing uub anbers, Got. 20. 251
unb 252 in SSoIspb 3. WiIIs' Inter.
abtbeiluns in Saritp,l. 81.
Sobn 9sitlsr on Geo 6. Brob unt
anbers, unseidbr 49 gder 2anb N
SettiOn ID in grlerain 9Oipnibip
81.
Sames RoIe an George 6. @lls,
soip, II gldsr 2anb in Settion "a IL
grosbp 2Oipnibip. $3.50.
William y. Rap an 5arrn .. Ser
bon, aot 81 in q. 6. pieriOn's I'm,
tsrabtbeiluns in gdii College Sill. 81
Gertrude u. Mners an GDarlei
3aeste, 50 bei $50 SUB on Der msit,
feite Der Glenmors 9Deniis, 80 6uE
iiibli9 Der qppltsate abc.. 81.
Samuel Smith al Sonas gDnns
SbeiI Der Got s in Charles GitdeTs
Na9lab in Wabifonpille. 81.
Die Meitern nnb Soutbern Qebsns
periiderungs geltIf9aft an Gbari.i
8. Wt2tboip unb 1nbers, 100 bti 15C
Sub an Der mtitfeite Der Wputittl
Gbsnsx tn 5pbs pars. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
giersebntes &apitsL

gs mar Elm auuberif5 iaOner Stto.
tertas. Wie in fIiiTises Solb se.
tau9t. bebute iib bic gbene redts
Rom Weibenbergsr Sdloiie. ndbrenb
Die on isiner ainten iauft emporiiei.
cenbe 9.rstette fid in feltsNer GIar.
hsit bonn 6oriaonte abbob.
Ser part nit ieinen prGdttgen
@aumsruppen pranste i'm ibDnitsn
Serbitidmud, unb i'm belliten purpur
leuatete bag iippise gIdtterseraute bss
toilbeu WeiHes pom giebsl bes Ser.
TeIbauies berab.
SIN Speifeiaale paren bic bobeu
8osenfeniter melt se0ffnet, iooab bic
fpirSige, oSonreihe 2uft unb beller
Gouufnslana, bier unb ba au9 elm
LANCER. peiber Spinnfaben, in ben
fdft feierli4 itillen aaum aogen.
JrDbli6e Stimmen unb beiteres
Baden flanaen Don brauben bersin.
Die ssussnb Dergniiste ii6 bsim 2apN.
tenuisipiel. Baron @arter mar Der
freunblaeu @ufforberuns ietnss Ra6-
barn nur au germ aefoIat unb balf benz
iuHsen 6ausberrn bic 9dite uut.rboI.
ten.
Inr Mdp betbeiligte fidb beute ntht
dm Spiel. &opfihmer5en Dori1iiBenb,
soa fie fi9 na6 Der aemeiniamen 8esz
per in ben boAsn. luftisen spsiiefaal
5nriid.
gm WDrgen bate Nora nGmlid eiz
men Brief BON Mrs. Ulorris erbalten.
III tpelhem bieie L. q. aud iiber Utrs.
8ailp i4rieb Die alte Grau babe
fih in elmer iebr Mbliaen, babsiert.
risen Weiie alles. mag DON SIR. Hdp.
monbs HadlafIe nod au retten gene.
len. anseeisuet unb iei tiirslich in Mr.
9reens @eiellf6aft in Wontreal aeis.
ben fpOroen.
sSm fdDdraen @epanoe, ben bunfeI-
baariasn 4opf on bic bobs aebne zines
altertbiimli6en Stubles 5uridselegt,
bic 5dnbe I'm S6oobe sefaltet, mar
gton fat ansuiebeu pie sin ff0nes
Bib.
gs mar ihr oft su Wutbe, aIs Db
ite nit ienen flr9tbaren grinnerungsn
eine Silapentette binter fi4 bsridlep.
pc. Don Der ii9 sli befreten ibr nidt gs.
lang 0urd all ben SonnengIans,
ben frobfinn unb poetiiden 3aubsr
Der leBten @oben unb Sage brGuaten
fih INNER pisber bic ountlen Sdotten
Der @ergansenbeit!
Webrere Uldle batten Sinos 4ueen
beute f&on balb Derpunbert. balb
troiiria uuf ibrem MntIib geruRt, unD
suipeilen biinite es iie, als f6D.be
ibm cine syraae auf ben 2ippsn. 1subte
u Ns ui&t bfrsmssn Bat i& ssn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
Miin6en, enbs September.


llebsr ar bsm arisasldrm III IN Der
Der 2euts elmer gu furS se'
tommsn, Der Idon. SOmm.r, ein
CONNER, in feinem 5ipeiten 9bsiIe 70
berrlid unb fonnig, mi. mir felt Ian.
gen Sabrsn teinsn mebr sebabt bibeu.
Seine siils DON ai6t unb MARINE
mar in bisIsr triibsn 3eit sin beionbss
rsr 5immsIsieeen, benn iie bat uns
eine Grnis seiihsrt. ipis uns nod isls
ten eiHe beIhtert mar. Das III nod
bas einSigs @ute in BEN 9Slierrin.
gen, in osm taft ale segen uns iiHb.
bab Der Simm.l nit uns 1T. llnisrn
Sruppen i'm sSeloe bat er freilid bop.
peIt beibe Saee bsI9ieben, unb aui
ben Gtrab.n, auf bsnen bic md9tigen
DasertOlonnen uuo Gubrparis per.
tebren, einen Siaub, Der no9 ben
SGiIbsrunssn 8stbeiligter cine arss
plas. fir Ulann iinb Aob in. Die
0ielsn nun, bic iid eigentIi9 bss
Gommers bitten frsuen t0nnen unb
biirfen, mdhteH btuer tsinen @sbrnud
baDon. Wie pisls Dobnunesn auf
Dem 2anbs tpurben umfonii be5ublt
pbsr bod friibsr gerduni. ibsils neil
bic Wistber fort muBien. tbsils aud.
neil .s bic asuts brauben ni6t bislt.
Man bat in biefsr 3eit bas 8ebiirfs
niB. Ru9rihtsn 5u erfabren, yltues
gu b5rsn. Wldn ingt iid fslbsr babel.
boB man Oft finbif9 III in isintr I'm
gebulb, fpenn man itbtsmal, 70 pfi
man ben meg BON Der wobnuig sum
Dassau OSez Hussssbft maGt On Sss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21

9lIs iis bes aafIiersrs in biefem
3immer, in tpeldem iis ibren Sbeim
aIein 3u treffen sspphnt mar, oniidtis
fpurhf, fonnte lie eincn leibien gtusrnf
bes Stdunens nitt untsrbriiden. Der
junge Wann ihien pon einem elettris
i4en S6lase beriibrt; iein Bid belebs
te iih, dls Oh Elm 9ote Der Soffnung
ibm erI6ienen mare. .Mabelainel'
itammeIte er, .Mabelaine!"
purpurglutb iiberfIammte bas @nts
lib bes WGOhens. 9lnfdnss idlen lie
ii6 5uriid3iebsn gu pullen, absr Bros
per nGberte iid ibr, cine Wudli, itdrter
als iein Wils. sOs i'm bin; er fiiBts
bic barsereifte Sanb.
Ginen 2lugsnblid itanben ii6 Beioe
reslps, berlesen seeeuiiber; lie fparen
geibs 10 befpest, onB lie ibre glide gu
gooen ienften; 8eibe bdtten ii1 10 pi.l
gu Iasen unb pubtsn nift, ipo besins
men. gnblid itammelte Wldoeleine:
,Sie bier, Yrpsper, Sie?"
9ieie psnisen Dorten geniisten, ben
3au6er gu bre1en; Der aaiiirer lieb
bic peibe Sanb fdbrsn, bic in Der let
nen rubte, unb nit elmer getonlins,
neI6e bic Dual ieiner SesIs perriet,
entsesnets er: so, i'd bin ssl = Der
@eipiele Sbrer Sugeno, - jebt pers
0dttiat, zines ihGnOliden 0iebitdbis
beIdulbiat, - auf Osm puntte. BON
Sbrem Sbeim Den Gerihten iiberIiefert
= unb, bepor iid Der Gag gu GnSs
neiat, in einsn aerier seporfen gu
iperbenl"
Wlaoelaine erbebte; bic tiefite 5beil
nabms ipisselte ii6 in ibrem gltds,
r9ruber GOti!" rief iie dus, stDie mare
bas m0sIi92"
.@is, 'SrduIein, sic ipifen bon
nidis2 - Sbre Sonts, - Shre eou'
inns batten Sssbnsn ni6tS geiast2" =
.gli6ts! Die Gouiins fab i'd beuts
nod nihi, unb Die Sahte 1T 70 leiosno,
oub i'd nus geiorgnib unb nm nit
Dem Obeim iiber i5ren 3uitano gu
ipreten. bierber tam, dber ic7 bite,
reoen Sic mas 1T poraefaaen2 ="
Der iunss Mann 3p9erte; er bate
ben Mutb nidt, MloeIains IN ieine
eebeimftsn geoanter sin5ufpsibsn; cine
Grinnerung ithtuebte ibm Dor, bic ibH
siIia beriibrte, er ihiitteIte trduris bas
Sdupt uno iasts: ,ger5sibung, 6rdus
lein, 10 tisf mid bieIsr Serpsis Der
5beilnabme riibrt, nslter pielleift Der
Isbte 1T, ben ia Dor 5bnsn srbdlte, 10
bite ih bod, erlnuben sic mir 81
Iapeisen, um Sbnsn ben Shmer3 3u
eriparen, ben cSbnsn Oas greisnib bie'
fes Soees bereiien ipiiros!" -
sd min ipiiIsn, ipas gei6ehen,
entesanete Wabelaius nit Dem glus1
brud Der GntIhisbeubeit.
Sic fperben nur gu iriib BON msis
mem unsIiid b0ren uno ii4 oann gu
benz, mas Sic sstboH, nur Slid purs
f&n!" -
Mabetains ipolIie auf ihrsm 8erlans
aen beft.ben, aber Rrosper fprd6:~ Sbr
Obeim befinbet iid i'm unftobsnb:n
Simm,r; i'm ndtiten gusen6lide idnn
er nit 6em 9oliseisaOmmi'idr uno
Dem 9oIisei, agsaten eiHtrstsn; 5ieben
sic fi6 suriid, bamit sic ni6t esies
ben tperben!"
Can't idob sr iie suriid unb f6lOb
bic Sbiir.
(So,tfsb,tno fofnt
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Miiuden ais ariesslas.r.

Der Simmsl 1T nit uns. = 9i. llns
esbuIbisen, bi. INNER neus Sisge
sripurten. - Sommlung unb inns.
re eintehr ibut notb. - Der ans
brans Der arisssfreipilissn. -
Sas Jslblaser i'm 2lusiisIluuss=
purt. - Die gisrballs Elm. @i.b.
bale. - Die pier S4ufie1 am Ge.
bdIt BEG Iarionsttsn Ibeat.rs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
ssurdterIide @trafs

Si4ter (eutriiitsD: Seine @eneins
6eit! Sir bic beiben 4uffiibrunsen
meines neueu, biitorii9en G6aitipiels
an Der biegen 8olfsbiibne bate i9
oem Sduloirettor ieossmal ssbu 5reiz
tdrten sur 9erfiiguns seitelIt! . erz
itemul bat er iie an bic 3ebn fleibisften
'SHiiler pertbeilt 9 atpeitemal
aber an bic asbn fauliten!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21

rein, iuie Die blaue Quft Der Berge, ipubr uub
itsu, iuie bas gport zines GbreHmanHes III bic
81 Mrnaro 9rhiiferIStlle. als refine Rrduter'
ldiiiafte 3etImittel bei aIIeu Stbruneen Der Bers
banning, wsngens. Qebers, uHo NierenIetbeH ers
iuiefer. Seil nnb Gegen ben Ct BerHarbs
8rrnry-H Hraaisrass srdntaSp pilsa iHS IN srsH
avss9sssn " kstsn.
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Gin bartsefOttsnr sage

Dame: rWas meinen sic, Serr
Opttor, elauben Sic aud, bab es elm
llngliid sibt, ipenH man iid an einem
Greitag berlobt9"
9err: r9elDib. Darum ion bsnn
serabs Der Jreitas cine ausuabms
mahen2"
Arizona republican., 1914-06-24
RATE DECISION MEANS MUCHF0R
 STATE AND C|TY
Arizona Jobbers Will Now Be Able to Compete Sue cessfully With CQmpeti- tors on the Coast, Says Rate Expert

That Phoenix is destined to become an important jobbing center, and that the people of Arizona as a whole are bound to reap much benefit from the decision of the supreme court of the United States in the intermoun- tain rate case is being conceded on all sides.
 Tt will be d big thing for the state said Rate Expert Edgar A. Brown of the corporation commission yesterday in speaking of the decision. Tt means that rates of commodities from the east to points in Arizona will be practically the same as those to the Pacific coast, with small ad- ditional charge to points on branch lines where short haul is made necessary. When the decision goes into effect our merchants will be enabled to job their merchandise as rates from eastern points will be favorable to the Arizona jobber."
 While the zone system is an equit able way of fixing rates, we are eventually coming to the time when the charge will be based on the dis tance hauled. with small arbitrary rate where there is a branch line haul"
 Under the intermountain rate or ders as fixed by the interstate com- merce commission and now sustained
Arizona republican., 1914-06-24
COLLEAGUES OF G0RGASPAY HIM
 NEAT TRIBUTE
American Medical Associa- tion Meets at Atlantic City and Ele ts pr. Vaughn of Ann Arbor President
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArCH]

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., June 23.- The installation of Dr. Victor C.. Vaughn of Ann Arbor, Mich, as
 president and the presentation of a gold medal to Surgeon General Will liam c. Gorgas. in recognition of his services as officer in charge of the sanitation work in the Panama canal zone, featured the initial session of the sixty fifth annual convention of the American Medical Association here today.
 Dr. John A. Witherspoon, retiring president of the association, in pre- senting the medal to Surgeon General Gorgas characterized the latters ser vice as "a notable contribution by the medical profession to a project of world magnitude"
 Dr. Vaughn's inaugural address was replete with citations from history \ hich, he asserted, proved that the civilization of Greece Rome and other ancient empires primarily succumbed to the ravage of plaques, which the limited medical science of the times was unable to cope with, rather than from the attacks of rival nations. He declared that medical science had heightened the average human life 1r the last century by fifteen years anc asserted that strict compliance witf known medical facts" would result in like increase within twenty years.
 Advocating the establishment of national leprosarium, before the sec l tion of dermatology, Dr. w. C. Ruckel 1 of Washington, D. C., declared Una
Arizona republican., 1914-06-24
Railroads AYe Liable FOy Many
 Millions Rebate
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH l

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Seventeen railway companies, constituting the ans-continental freight routes, are liable under the United States supreme court decision in the so-called inter-
 mountain cases for many millions of dollars in reparation on shipments made since the institution of the cases. The amount approXimates $12,00O,O0O. One batch of claims filed by single attorney aggregate $2,000,000. It will now be necessary for the interstate commerce commission to consider these claims and such others as may be filed. Since the granting of about $2,O0O,OOO to shippers in the yellow pine cases" the commission has been extremely chary in allowing reparation.
 Nearly if not quite fifty per cent of the yellow pine reparatiOn was ab- l sorbed by court expenses and attor- neys fees. Two or three law firms are said to have cleaned up independent fortunes for doing little more than fil-
 l ing the claims of their clients.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-24
It is Announced That the Military Chief in the Cen tral Mexican Campaign Will Soon Lack Supplies to Continue War
DON'T EVEN KNOW
 WHERE HE IS
It is Believed, However, He Has Already Reached Fresnillo, Thirty-fiv e Miles from Zacatecas, Near Natera's Quarters
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl


 FL PASO, June 23.-Villa has not burned his bridges behind him in the Zacatecas campaign, but rains have washed them away. It is announced by railroad officials that it will take a fortnight to repair the damage done between Chihuahua City and Torreon In the meantime Villa S forces are reported to be preparing an attack at once on the central Mexican City.
 This also may interfere with Villas plans for securing supplies for his army during the siege Local Villa agents today said they did not know of Villas whereabout, but supposed he lad already reached Fresnillo, thirty-five miles north of Zacatecas, where Gen. Natera had maintained his headquarters during his unsuc- cessful investment of that city From the federal side came a report of con- stitutionalist reverses above Zacate- cas. Arturo Elias. the Huerta con- sul here, gave out a telegram dated Zacatecas, June P, from General Barron, garrison commander, which said:
 News published by the press with regard to the defeat of our forces is unfounded On the contrary. we have deplt the bandits heavy blow. on this date they retreated north with great losses of men and munitions William A. Stabb of New York, arms purchasing agent for Carranza, arrived here today to secure the re- lease of two aeroplane prOpellers, which have been prevented from crossing the border by the United States army officials at Fort Bliss. He will re-ship them to TampicO by way of Galveston, having received assurances, he said, that this method of entering munitions into consti- tutionalist territory would not be pre- vented by American authorities | Villa has no aircraft with him at l Zacatecas. The federal garrison was preparing yesterday to evacuate Guaymas, according to information received by Ygnacio Bonillas, min- ister of communication in the Car ranza cabinet. Bonillas stopped here today on his way to Saltillo after Investigating for Carranza, the inter- I nal dissensions in Sonora state.
 MT. Bonillas said that many boats ! of the Pacific Navigation Company | a Mexican corporation, were 1T Guaymas harbor to load the fedora
 troops Guaymas is invested by h. dian troops, and the Mexican com mand of General Alvardo. who re- ported the probable federal evacua- ton.
 It was considered possible that the i Guaymas garrison would move dowr
 the coast to Mazatlan. now being at tackled by the constitutionalists O.
 Gen. Juan Carrasco, the Sinaloa
 mountaineer, who had accumulated {
 strong force. The attack on Guada- lajara, the second largest city il | Mexico, and d strategic point to tn, interior is about to occur, declared thu
 Carranza cabinet members. He stated that General Obregon, commanding
 the western military zone, had estab lished his headquarters within twenty miles of Guadalajara.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-24
President Acts On Appeals Of
 Labor Leaders
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH1

lASSOClATED PRESS DISPATCH
 W WASHINGTON, June 23.-The presidents decision on the appeal for pardons for the A labor leaders sen tenced to prison in the dynamite con- spiracy cases was sent to the de- rartment of justice tonight, and probably will be made public tomor- TOW. Though the exact nature of the presidents action is carefully guard ed pending the formal announcement il is generally understood in official circles that some minor defendants have been granted executive elem ency.
 For Frank NJ. Ryan, former head of the structural Iron workers. and others convicted as the chief conspir ators ill the campaign of destruction. even senators and representatives who have interested themselves in the pardon it appears have held but little hope of obtaining clemency Thursday is the day set for the men to begin their sentences. All of them are out on bail.