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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15

nit Der Sanilie perbanoelte; Tie ipar
III 5ort mb fonitte feline erreglila
ausbnIten., slf, 5ante Gonraolnc
mar 0anlals nod feine' 5ebn Sabre
alt, ionli bate iie Mana linsool &c.
identt, mb allies mare gut gcporoei-
Ter arme 4Sapa bat odrtn oas pialo'
rat bod, ridjt irebr lalge gebabf, er
itar6 iefs Sabre ipotcr. sSdl fam
mir 0as oenfen: er mlIBtc ihr nah,
oie er 10 iebr gelieht rS6 lHodte
aud nidt mebr allein in Der Welt lc'
ben, menn 0arnns fort III, mas id)
AM meiiten liebe. g. mar id)on bonn
lie6cn @ott, Dos iagt cbrcbmaTa
audi, bab cr Tie uben bel lld) i'll 9Im'
mel 10 bnlo ,pie6cr ocreint bot.
"a. cS gebt nidt INNER nod Dem
Scrfonllneu. Ser licbc 6jott fam la
aud leiue 9iiidiid)t uui Samilicnide.
llngcn, Majorntc mo StanoesiiiIter.
id.eOe nehmen, ipenu cr iplll. onB
,luci iid) liebcn ioacn. gIles 1T bod
ieil @ille . 8, OH fapa erililiere
id mid gnlt5 genai. Gr fam OF ilnd)
3insOal. @r iuor iehr groB ino ouil-
fel. CT lab gai5 anbera aus ais lante
Gonru0ine, ober er Bate aud 10 mas
@roBes, Wtad)tpnlles oerrifenoes.
gr trug mid oft oIii Ocin arn I'M
@art lumber, ober er idB NIT mir all
ser 9anf unter Den Gappelll. Glii'
NAL, es mar bci ieiucm letten ge'
iut bielt er mid oa and alil ielnenl
Stab uno 0riidte melncn aopi ieit
ecgen ieinc @riiIt. rt' iragte: Ynpd,
lpeinit on2" Or nHrportete midi
glcih Gaun iagte er Ielie: ~Fbobe,
bier mar es. bier IN iiIIIcn, brliten-
ben Souncuid,ein, ou Sonnenfrno. +"
Spdter bnb' idb mir Dobl geoadn
"a bot or Der @inml icIne Siebe ge-
itanOen, oesbnIb ipor es iein Sieb'
lingspIab. @roBmona mllBte OF
nit mir oabin geber Ih er5ahlte es
ihr ilnmer mie0er, iuic 3apa oanals
mar. Gesbolb 1T es mir 10 oeutlif,
aebIicbru. sI6er JET gebe ih ne
mehr bin mir iii ais babe ih on
slngit 70 merfnlroig neln,
lie
Sic idpuicg. sSbre ,iugen iaben in
mbCiiinute 6erueH.
Soioes, rmidlII0s coles, gldubiges
aino.
On ncnuit es @oii 8iIle. 9InOre
nennen es Die Jiatitr JsipaIt Der Sci.
Henid)ait.
Sniien Sie altd mid iest iaIuci.
gen. 9ieiu SerJ 1T u5crpoa.
8, ipdren sic bicr ., fontte
i'd Dor ,ybnen fniegil BORT, no Die
GoppeIn railnen uu0 Die Come
gliibi -.
5clir."
(JOrtissuns fOlst)
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@ttiIa.te Anppthsttn..

| W ttlt ~
| German 8ornbebsr an priee Sil
| 30. q g. iinb .. 60. $500.
w1arb g]itrips an bieielbs. $1,000
wiidael 8. JiBputrit an plsislb;
| $1,000.
Slrrp 0ietman an Grpofition .
umb 8. 60. $4,000.
Sfdae 2sop an WpunD y. ". li'1
6. so. $4,000.
getnarb @snning an pbilom:rc
aruslins. $1400.
Sames 20. asnoall an Rorpoob .
unb 8. So. $500.
Wlursdrstha @raei an llnitp .. uni
9. So. $500.
Robert Ulcrtus an Sbio Greomert
e DARN Sntplp So. $562.
Sugb Ganapan an Wlohapt pl9l'
9. nnb 9. gr. $$2500.
Catherine 9iber all Georse Deepen.
brod. $3.50.
9bonas Gheeieman an Sbio BAL
leD 8. unb 9. so. $4,000.
Scbn 5lanaean On SoispbiGe Srl'
lanb. 500.
Wtcies gisransfp an 9. afplio1
$4,000.
SnIia goimaun an Star 9. u. 30
9. GOy $4,000.
Sobn Gsblsr an auts 6ubsr. $3.50
syrsbbie II. See an Glmfpooo plae
g. unb 9. 60. $4,000.
Katharine porter an Sitfelb.
$500.
SOu 8. Msadslfrsft an sOutb.,I
Ohio g. uno Z. 60. $3.50.
Jreo. 6. 5uImer an eagle 9. unl
6. u. $2500.
George .. Gait an Better Geibeiicl
$2500.
SObn g. Gtaab an Mt. SsuIttp 9
iinb 9. 60. $500.
SObn peitrs an Rsobins .. II. &
Co., $500.
srant Wlss an WsitpuOb Scms
iisab Co.. $500.
Warsnret &. Morris an Gincinn.
tug g. II. .. Co.. $4,000.
William g. Wiepets an gisder q
9dna, $700.
Cigar .. @anbee on WsftipO,.
Someit,aS 60, $4,000.
e,sors. Baum an bisIsl6s, S45oo.
80. G. Rooaers an Nm. s
Sdend, S400.
| gIusuita SehIman an Wtittpcci
6Omsitelb Co., $1,000.
S,urp ylismts an SOhn phiilips q
o., $266.
Ghas 5apor an Gsm. .. Il. 8, 60.
500.
GdDiS Gable an GumminsDills 6
II. 9. Co., $500.
gffis W, Softer an Wlt. Wafbing
| ion g. 3. II. .. Co., $1,000.
Warp g. Rbin. an Samtel d
Mcgune, $1,000.
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grOafer.
cine @dr5erinAeruns.
g90n @eora Soffmann (stiel

-
gs aibt i'm sanSeit SdIespiger
9anoe mr. cine ooppeltbiirmiee Sir,
die. aber Die bat nitd) baiiir aeiOrgt,
Sab lie nid)i iiberiehen miro. 3te
3anpier um0 Sealer, Die bon See
ber bic SIeusbureer 3oroe aniteilerr.
baben oas bIutrotbe Seueridlifi nod
iliht crreid)t, oas 3ipiidjen aetenis,
Dem iiioIid)iten anp Der sSniel alien,
uib 9irfnafIe, Dem norooitliditeH
gusl1uier beS Sanoes glneeIn, ais
naGtlifcr 8eglpeiicr in iueiter glee.
reseiniamfeit ani Oeut aalfgrnlto
pernnfert Iieat, unb idon itefen oeHl
slusandmaiin ole id)neepeiben 3ipi.'
linastbiirnp III Die glugen. Die uoraus
Don otiiner Sobe Sano imo Weer ali
p,eiIeu IN Ger 9iunNe beberridjen inIo
aus 0em eeiidtsfelb Ses S9liters
nid,t ousideiorn. bepcr er irin Sp,il
flar mad)t. nm i'm Saien non Slsns.
bnrp Die slnfer iieren 81 Iaiien. lie
Nirde pom @roafer bient Dem See.
mann nls geilmnrfe Don Der Nllln'
omg bis Snr aehIiug bers,6 aiio'
meter tief ins 5eitIdno elnidneioen'
ben 5oroe.
I gser jih bic Stride aus Der berne
umS Iieie oes gsnIieripiegels betraf'
tet perniiibet in ibr ein itaitlIdjes,
oorndrtiges @eb1libe; nber oas ~
Ieine fldgIid,e 5aiiifnng. berpcrscrii'
len Si,rd, Die S6bc il,rcr Gage ma
| Die aleibenbe !SeIli1feit ibres sIn'
| litrid,s. slus hem Grin bcs Don Col
| oateugrdbern OnrdIiirellten iSrieohcfs
aeieber, in Sciien GrOreid) ibr biln'
Snmept, bon 5eridoiienen 9ienlten
aebcinen iingebfh. riibt it's EN- bs
Iideibenes. gebrcdlid|es Gorftiralein
has riei;iae @eniauer oilrh iingc
I,ahlte eilerne &eranfcriingerl 3il
iammpnac5panot Die beioen Ibiirm'
| 10 idnuah ilnD gidltbrildIia oaB IL
| nniiihia oas @elaiite 5l tragerL oil
Qlodeu einem ieparat errihteten Bal
| fenaeriiit i.bcrlaiien imibten. eSnbsi
len, iuer es risfirt, Die perlidlbtel
| Sblrnitiegen erppor5liflettern ben
lobnt oieies siirhiein sleidapob
Wluth iinS Wliibe. Genn Scr Bid Dol
bort oben rinesim in Die enoloiei
INSTRUMENTATION bon 2ano I'M
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blaaen s5Iiltbcit, bic Dor 90 Sabrel
| benz Ientid)t1nnl en0siiltig geipcn
lnen ipnrSen. imo oltipdrts iiber 0il
oiiene See, oil oeren ainlnning IN
lfeiuen gorfriibIingsbimii bic graiiei
| SnieItiiiten BON @nntHIeI. Gnnmari
sIlt.Tdnemnrf pernebeln: bic
Iier Bid 1T fcniglih rno bringt oel
MrrlD gum Sd]ipeieeL ben eltben
| sun Stillitanb. Blur NIT baI5ern Oh
bort man tut Gtnueit ossf neH 9e
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@ruuOeis. sabertrasxnstu
Gintinuati, IA. glprif.


Satbrnn WeOoe an Catherine 2toer'
meier, 45 bsi l35 1Jub an Der Melt
ieits Der GraHo 2lpsHue uuf price 9ia.
S1.00.
erminie 8. Snpbsr on Grn.it
@ourIier Il. 2lnb., Ibsil pou QOts 20
uno 80 in Qepia 8. Smitb's sriisr
llutsrabtbsilums in Spbs pdri. 81.
9. =. 9oeb an gouiIa G,Oss. 40 bel
$50 SUB an Der Citieits Der RtWils
Ian straBs, 300 sub iiioli9 BON Der
IorsIt q,psnus 81.
grbsn bon gyaofOrb Sbintle on
Games u. 9oustsrtp, 67.60 ader
QarO in Settion % 1T @biieiputsr
3Onnibip. ST.
@iaiam gOipin an Jrances q.
gennstsr. % bti $50 5ub an Der
siioisite Der GI,uDan gtuenus, "a Jlib
ipsftli6 bon btr Garfielo apenus alIi
prics Sil. 81.
GOpurb lfog,l on Gilbert 6 aubau,
70 BEL $50 1ub an Der Weitisite Der
Mc5arlan EOab, nDrolih bon Der
Montdna 4Deru, in Weitpooo. 81.
2llma Rolulett II. anb an Goparo
giber, 10 QtG ganb in Ssttion 20
in Gulerain SotUuibip. 81.
Marp 6icnag1n an Wiaium gp'
tina, Cots 600 unb 601 in 9. 6.
Soptins' 3. llRt.rabtheilung in glm'
pOoo. 81.
9bomas g. Ggan an MOiss Si'
sranstp, Is b.j 13l CUB al Der Sii.
ieite Der MssI,p 4penns. 244 Jdb
n0roli3 bon Der Court Gtrabs. 81.
1homas q. Ggdn an Noi.s @l.
granstp. 13 bel l3l Jnb an Der Dit
Ieite Der 0ssI,g 4penlie, 230 6rt
n0rolid BON Der Court 'Strabs. 81.
Moies @ieranstD an Gertrude Wi'
sranstp, Gigsntbum bsiannt als 1922
uno 1924 8sslep 9lpenue. 81.
Jrsb. q. Gulmsr an Greb. eatamp
30 Bel 100 SUB al Der Roroieits Del
Barter Strabs, 30 SUB Sitlia poH
Der Sauer 2lpsnue. 81.
Jannie W. 0Dpns an 9srHarb s.
9rtss IT,, 80 bei 118 Sub an oe.
glorSisite ttr 9arlanb apsnut in
Sit.nD. 81.
2llice &. WaIter an anra Ddusbi
tsrs, Sbeil Don Got 8 IN Der unisrab'
tbsilune bss 8alier'f8en Rahldiiti
an Der @iIbsrt 2(penus. 81.
Murb 6. g. g,srtins an Glit'
galDpin, 25 BEL 130 SUE an be-
NorbIeite Der 8dlencia Gtrdbs. 81
glatban 8. gDllad, burh BEN Sbs
riff, on Marsusriis gellsip u. anc.
Got 80 uno 5beiI bon Got 81 In SJt
Der's eritsr abOition su aodlaHp
$4,000.
Sofepb Shipper an bic 6. Wlosrlsir
Yrstping Co., 3 Sabre padt, bonn 1
2lpril 1914 on, auf bas GissHibnlI
an Der GiiOof.gde Der Jrpnt ilnl
Central alDsnus. wsOnatIias @isi5'
lS85.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15
0rnmseiseHtbnms SspObefem.
Gintinnati. IA. elpril.
Rtut 6ppUtbtttM

Reus 5ppotheteH.
Ri6aeI j. Syisputrid an prirt Sia
SO. 2 9. unD 6. so. $1,000
Dlnrp picnins an oisislbs. $3.50.
Ssrman @prubeber an biefeIbe.
$500.
German aatsheimsr an ateomobns
iion 9. nn6 3. 50. $500.
Sfane 9cpp an Clinton 9. unb 3.
60. $1,000.
ernsit ,gcuriisr on Gnt.rpriI. ..
q. go. 5000.
9erielbe an grmiuie 8. SRpbsr.
$7oo.
BilIiam @isgsrmann an GinSiap
Wartet 20. 2>a. nmD .. so. $500.
Jsroinano 6. gabnsr al College
Sin prosrsiiips .. uuo 6. SO. $4,000.
GbarIes y. Sbsribun an RiperiiDe
9. u. uno 8. So. $3.50.
Wiarp s. 9ingern an Columbia 9.
nnp 6. ". 60. $500.
GlIa DungbIutb an bisieIbs. $500.
Warp Rsmers an 2ibsrnl 8. ilHL
3. SO. $500.
eopqrb gissr on Wlt. Ssaltbp G.
unb &. 50. $500.
sbpmns Gbesisman al Gbio 9allep
9. lnb y. SO. $1,000.
Gertrilos 9igranstn an Cincinnati
Wortinsmeas Club .. uuo g. &c.
$500.
Sobn 5.bIsr an gant Ctr. 9. u.
So. $4,000.
Jreb. 2atamp an Mobaipt glaes G.
unb .. SO. $4,000.
Bernard s. 9rsss an 1onar9 ..
uno 6. u. 60. $500.
Sba 6. Wiadelfrsib an Winion
plaee y. uno e. so. $2650.
Wlarp z. Moors an Court 9ouis
6. unb .. So. $1,000.
Tbs Crescent Motor so. an Qlmeris
can 8ant &: 9ruit So. $125, 900.
Slora Meper an MoIitor 6. unb y.
So. $1,000.
elisabetb Wlill,r an ssrrae. gari
3 .unb 8. 60. $500.
gond 8. grOfion an p.opibeni
Sapings 9. unb 3. so. $4,000.
Sobu 8. Stdub an 7. Waro 8. unS
3. go. $4,000.
Benjamin $. @Opde an Dsitsru
apenlle q. ". $500.
Gsorsiana pidrsl an Bremen
Strset 6. II. 3. Co., $3.50.
Mlarsaret 6. Morris al gouri
SpuIe SaDinas gant, $4,000.
Blonde R. glOItsrman an 6. q
Ments, $1,000.
GbarIes .. gi1sls II. u. an Gslt,
lQ. u. Co., $3250.
Cigar q. ganbee an Wdhptpos
Spmeitenb Co., $4,000.
@eorse Baum an oieielbe, $1,000.
5arrp Oiirobsip an psarl War.s
ganf. $1,000.
anbrep 3. NoSsers an gprDoo.
Spme Gapinss aiIn.. $700.
Sarrp 8. glart an Samuel D
Cooper, $374.75.
Marsarstba graef an 9essmdr
Street 3. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
8ictor Gable an gummiusDiIle y
~. .. Co., $1,000.
Della 6. Stristelmeisr on Waurif'
GoIbimitb, $1,000.
Charles Jdpor an Gem. 9.'u. y
Co., $500.
sb,reTa aubiDis an wiuiam ?
2lltbahfer, $3.50. =
Grace pbilbopsr,nn gaeiptOpn y
u. g. u. Co., $3.50.
Grace q. Gor an Gpbe Part go
l.piHgs Ban! Gp~ $1,000.
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2tpfeI. oGi9u". S5n ciner
5iemIid tieien 8rotpianne modt man
ein gutes gierteIpfimo Butter beiB,
bettet Sen 9oOen gang Oidt nit ! 3oG
biden @eibbroOIdeiben uno roItet Die.
ielbeu oitf bei6eu Seiten hellbroin.
gaun ride gnn8 pom 6eiier oh, Oenn
bas groO brannt iebr ibneQ oil. 90.
Damn miro Die Shame nit icinge.
idnittenen lauren 9(epieln gut auige.
iiiat barii6er fonlmt geuiigenO 3uf-
fer lmo 3immt, aid elm @los g3ai.
ier. Die Speiie miro felt 5ugcoctt,
langium geOiinitet, mas 90 Dlin1ten
ntmnt. Sobalo Die aepfeI ueid, limo,
miro Die Speiie iorgfdltig oui cine
GIotte geitiir5t, 10 OaB Dos 9roo oben
fonrnlt. @irO beiB ierpirt iln6 bon
@rob uilo 9Iein germ sesejiea.
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(GSortiebung fotgt)
l.1eb Der b o n.

81: sd bobe obue einen Se(ler in
ser 6aihe nngeiangen."
g.: oDiir ging'S nod idlimlner;
i'd bate nid)t einmal cine Gaide."
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-09
butte MERCHANTS
GUARDING STORES
ZIG MINING CAMP LABoRiNG ON-
DER TENSE SITUATION SINCE
RECENT RIOT.
While city is outwardiy Quiet, Strong
Guards Have Been placed in eusl-
ness places to Prevent Further
Destruction.

Butte, Mont.-M Merchants OF Butte
have placed armed guards in their
stores to guard against unforeseen
contingencies. One of the larger
stores has watchmen patrolling the
sidewalks
Ever since the riots OF two weeks
ago, caused by factional fights In the
local union of the Western Fedora
tion OF Miners, Butte has labored
under tense situation.
The city outwardly Is quiet, as 1t
has been since the last riot of Tues
day night. when $50 pounds OF dyna'
mite were placed in twenty charges
In tife business center. The new In
dependent union of miners, which
was formed In opposition to the
Western Federation of Miners con
troll, reported 1t had signed up 2,2sS
members out of the 5000 metal min
ers here.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-09
COLLECTOR is AFTER
INCOME TAX DODGERS
House Votes Large Sum for Use OF
Officers In Bringing Alleged De-
linquents to Time.

Washington. Shortage In estimated
income tax receipts was attributed In
part to wilful hiding OF incomes by
individuals and corporations by Dem
ocratic Leader Underwood in a speech
In the house on Saturday. defending
the present fiscal policy of the gov
ernment.
He asked an appropriation OF from
81 900 900 to Si.500,0O0 for use by the
commissioner OF internal revenue In
making income tax and internal reve'
nue. tax collections, The additional
$500, 900 would be used in income tax
collection machinery, the commissions
or estimating return of from SIS to
$25 for every dollar expended from
this extra appropriation, The appro-
priation was granted,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-09
ADVISES BRITONS
TO LEAVE MEXICO
sIR LIONEL GARDEN, 5RITIsH
MINISTER. BELIEVES MEXICO is
UNSAFE AT THIS TIME.
Believes it His Duty to Advise All
British Subjects to Leave the Mexi-
can Capital at Once and Stay our
Until Trouble is Over.

Mexico City-In view of the eXlstlng
conditions in Mexico Sir Lionel Car
den. the British minister, on MONDAY
advised all British subjects temper
arily to leave the country. lie salu
that the shortage of fuel was growing
more acute daily and that the trains
soon would stop running, which would
make difficult the transportation oi
persons in the interior
Sir Lionel Garden said he beneVeo
it to be his duty to urge all brltiSli
subjects to leave the capital llnnle-
diately and he especially ADVISED tha'
the women be removed.
The minister declared he had no oe'
sire to brighten the members OF the
| British colony. He said he had hoi
ordered them to go, such course only
| being advised.
Eight hundred British subjects arr
| registered at the legation as now re
siding in Mexico City 1t is the MIN
| isters plan to get sufficient numpel
of these to sign ali agreement u
leave the capital so that they can 90
tain a special train from the Mexlca'
government to take them to puerto
Mexico and also secure transport u
convey the passengers to Jamaica
where they could remain until tn
close of the present Mexican trouble
Britishers lacking funds to enapl
them to get out of the country VII
be furnished with money by the legS
ton as a loan, notes being taken 10
| the amount
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-09
DIPLOMATS DECIDE
TO TAKE RECESS
MEDiAToRs SUSPEND WORK AT
NIAGARA FALLS. ANNOUNCING
THAT CHIEF WORK rs DONE.
Probable That Last Formal Nesting
Has Been Held, Business Hereafter
to be Transacted From the Homes
Of Mediators and Delegates.

Niagara Falls.--AA indefinite recess
of mediation was decided upon Tues
lay by Ambassador Da Cana Of Bra
Ill and ministers Suarez and Naom
u Chile and Argentina respectively.
This action followed the receipt Of
note from General Carfanza ex-
pressing an inclination 20 participate
Ia Informal conferences with Huerta
delegates for the solution of Mexico's
Internal problems. but asking for more
time in which to consult his subordi-
nate generals.
| The mediators explained that medi.
alton had not adjourned, but that per,
haps the last formal meeting had been
| held Communication hereafter Will
be carried on BY telegraph from the
respective homes OF the mediators
and delegates Ambassador Da CANA
pointed out that the mediation OF a
boundary dispute between Ecuador
| and Peru. In which the United States
and Brazil had rendered their good
offices In 1910. was still In progress.
| A mediation board. he explained. IL
not like an international conference,
with u definite time for meeting and
adIoarnlng and fixed program. Me
iIation chiefly offers advice to parties
at conflict and deyises means for
the composition OF international dele
gates.
The mediators consider that their
chief work has been done. They have
drawn up series OF protocols set
ting forth the conditions under which
the United states viii recognize /
new government When satisfaetor,
. government IL established American
forces viii be withdrawn and botl
international and national Interna
problems solved simultaneously
, Originally the three diplomats ten
! dered their good offices to avert wal
> This. they think. has been accom-
. pIiahed In the acceptance by th
/ United states OF their tender OF goo
+ offices. hope was expressed By SEQ
r Rotary bryan that the several ell
. inents" In Mexico might be brough
k together and the country paclnet
i The three envoya think that In d,
o vlsing tho plan for informal confe
!, ences between the two factions the
, own task IL ended and that the RI
sponslbiiity for the completion OF ID
4 peace program rests on the Mexican
i themselves.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-09
CARRANzA ASKS
TINE TO CONFER
SAYS HE MUST CONSULT WITH
HIS GENERALS BEFORE TAX.
ING DECISIVE STEP.
Promises to Hasten the Proposed
Conference In Order That Some
Definite Understanding May be
Reached Regarding Mediation.

Washington. Gen. venustiano Car
rama, FIRST chief Of the Mexican con
stitutlonalista. has replied to the In
vltation extended for participation by
his agents In an informal conference
with representatives OF General Hu-
erta and the United states concerning
plans for provisional government In
Mexico. asking that he be given time
to consult his generals,
General Carran2a. Il was learned
here sunday. informed the mediators
In hts latest communication that be.
cause Of the plan OF Guadalupe I'M
der which he was chosen first cher
OF the eonstitutionalists Il would be
necessary for him TO confer with his
associates IA the movement before
entering upon such important nego-
4 tiatiuns
Acceptance Of any proposed provi'
siunai government To succeed Huer'
/ ia, he said. necessarily might require
some change In the terms OF the
Guadalupe plan and this could not be
done without the consent OF the vari
Gus military leaders In the revolution
AIRY movement.
Assurances are said TO have been
given the mediators by General Car
rama that be would hasten the pro
posed consultation with his chiefs n
order that some definite understand
Ing could be reached quickly as 4
the position to be taken with REGARD
10 the informal mediation conference
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Capt. Albert W, Grant is commando.
Of the haStieshtp Texas, one Of the
newest ana nest powerful Of Uncle
SANS fighting vessels
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-09
kATl-LlQUOR FORCES
VICTORIOUS IN IDAHO
Three state Conventions CO on Rec
ord In Favor " Prohibition.

Esolsa, Idaho. The antiiiqnoF
forces came out victorious In ali
three of tho state conventions Ia SEES
ssun here "Wednesday, complasiy roat.
inx the wess. They adopted the
ssrunKess kind 81 planks declaring for
constitutional and statewide prohibit
tioa through legislative enactment,
rhs saloon supporters we're given the
most erusAing blow In the history u
Idaho politics.
THE sets made their last stand DO.
'ore the resolutions c,anmittee Of the
Republican convention and. eelnk
defeated, practically made No hkhl
On the convsntina noof tn tns
Democratic cunsentioa shey fought
hard 10 biaek the adoption VI plank
Declaring Gus prohibition ~ censtl
tasi0nai amendment forever prohibit
sag the manufacture and sails 81 sn
t0Asralsnk ilauoS Ia idaho. but lass
Thty msae practically ne apaOsltins
III tbs Progressive convention Tai
socialists aTsvie0ked the lsuenF lasni
aaa a. SGT refer 10 Il Ia thsiF ptaI
taEsn
Al IL fhe esHvsastans easupletsi
tsaH tab@FM "Wednesday
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-09
AUSTRIAN ARCHDUKE
AND WIFE SLAIN
HEIR TO THRONE AssAssINA FL
BY sERVIANS, TRAGEDY IAN
ING PLACE IN CAPITAL.
Fseape Death When Bomb is Thrown
at Carriage Only to be shof DOWN
by Youthful Murderer a short
Time Later.

Saraieyo- Francis Fer
d,r,and heir TO the Austro-Hungarian
throne. and his morganatic Whe' lhe
Duchess of Hohenberg. were assassin
ated Sunday while driving through
the streets Of Sarajevo, the Bosnian
capItal A youthful Servian student
fred the shots which added another
to the long list of tragedies that mas
darkened the reign of Emperor
Joseph.
The archduke and his wife were
victims of the second attempt IN the
/ same day against their lives FIRST
a bomb was thrown at the automobile
/ in which they were driving TO the
/ town hall. Forewarned, however, oil
possible attempt against MS me
| the archduke was watchful ana
/ struck the missile aside with his arm.
II fell under an automobile which
carried member of his suite, wound
ing Count Won Boos Waldeck and
| Colonel Merizzo.
On their return from the town nall
the archduke and duchess were drlV
ing to the hospital when the Servlan
Gayrio Prinzip, darted at the car anc
fred a volley at the occupants. Ills
aim was true, for the archduke anC
his wife were MORALLY wounded Th'
archduke was struck full in the fac'
and the princess was shot through
the abdomen and throat. With then
, at the time was the governor OF tn
, city, who escaped injury. The bod
. les OF his murdered companions co
lapsed across him and protected hill
: from stray bullets.
, The governor shouted to the chau
. fuer to rush to the palace at TO
4 speed. Physicians were in prom
attendance, but their services wer
: useless as the archduke and his viii
: we're dead before the palace wa
:. reached
a Prinzip and a fellow conspirato
!. a compositor from Trebinje. name
h Gabrinovics, barely escaped lynchin
a by the infuriated spectators. The
!. finally were seized by the police, WI
a afforded them protection. Both al
;. natives of the annexed province
Herzegovina.