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Arizona republican., 1914-05-06

war to save yourself from the disaster coming from civil conflict You show even less wisdom when you pile up mountains of machinations and lies which will crumble about your ears
 You have sought to make d union between yourselves and the constitu- tionalists who were under arms, and with the preteXt of foreign war you seek to arm many Mexicans whose sympathles are not with you, but whose patriotism you expect to exploit with out reflecting that you are about to arm people who in justice would chast!se NOur crimes
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
THE ORIGIN OF BUCKET SHOP,

Frank Harris's new play. "The Bucket Shop" sets correspondent asking for the derivation of this pharse. It arose in Chicago when the market authority forbade any dealing in options of less than five thousand bushels of grain. To catch the man of small means an Open Board of Trade" as it called itself, began bus mess in rooms directly under the offices of the regular authority. When business was slack in the official refer to the small speculators down below with the remark: 'Fll send down and get a bucketfull,' and this small market jest gradually re suited in the application of the name bucket shop to all outside brokers.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
MOTOR C0P GETS
 DAN M 'OERM0TT.
Former City Councilman Thinks It's Hard Lines to Work for Years for Nothing and Then Get Pinched

It's pretty hard lines after work ing four years for the city for noth- ing but the glory of it. to be nabbed bv d policeman and told that failure to have the lights of my automobile burning will probably result in d personal contribution to the city from me- said former Councilman Dan McDermott early last evening, when Motorcycle Policeman Craig placed him under technical arrest and directed him to appear before Magistrate Mcbride at o'clock this afternoon.
 Of course McDermott probably won't be there at the hour specified Rather than do that he will prob ably talk it over with Chief of Po- lice Brisbois today and deposit the usual bail and forfeit it by non appearance.
 It was away out on North Central avenue in the vicinity of Roosevelt street that McDermott ran afoul of Craig He didn't deny that he was in the wrong and made no particular renonstrance except to let the of ficcr know that he felt it was con foundedly unfortunate to be caught in such a jackpot.
 George Meyer was also among those taken in the tolls last even ing for driving without lights. He, too. was instructed to appear m magistrates court. There were seV- eral before Magistrate Mcbride yes terday on charges of violations or the traffic ordinances and there was an even larger number in court on like charges the day before. Chief Brisbois is determined that the traf- fife ordinances and regulations shall be obeyed and has instructed his of- ficers to play no favorites but to bring in every offender or at least insure his presence at the city nall at or prior to o'clock. the hour set for each days session of magis- trateS court.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
PRESIDENT ATTENDS CIRCUS
[AssoCIATEp PRESS DESPATCH l

lAoSoIlAiED fRESS plSPATCH
 WASHINGTON, May 5.-The presi- dent threw aside his cares tonight and went to a circus, Armed with a bag of peanuts for the elephants, he forgot the Mexican situation and enjoyed it so much he stayed for the grand con cert at the finish.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
MARY P|CKFORD SEEMS
 OLD FRIEND 10 PHOENIX
Return of Much Loved Movie Star Signal of Delight With Fans

With the return of the face ana form of beloved Mary Pichford upon the moving picture screen in Phoe- nix. it seemed to the many fans that attended the performance at the Avenue theater yesterday as II an old friend had returned to town. It was the same little Mary, known as "Biograph Mary in the years she was the particular star for that or ganiZation.
 The vehicle is Tn the Bishops Carriage" particularly taking story, in four reels It is produced by the famous player company and it is not saving anything against the former famous player films to say it IS ab- solutely the best one that has ap- peared The story is of man s faith in little girl who is thief because she had to be, but who through the help of the strong heart and fine character of the man be- comes d really great actress
 With the coming of success all the old webs that connected her with the past are broken and she finds satis- faction in life of usefulness she never dreamed of before. It is d good picture well acted-naturally- and exceedingly well filmed. It is worth a visit to the Avenue.
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Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
TWO MORE DEAD
ASSOCIATED PRESS DrsPATCH1

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1
 NASHlNGTON, May ), Harry fuillan, fireman, and Clarence ttlrschberger, seaman. of the battle ship tah, wounded in the occupation or Vera cruz, died from the effects or the injuries. bringing the list up to nineteen. The other injured are reported aS recovering.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06

of the First United States cavalry arrives from Fort Yellowstone.
 The platoon left Fort Yellowstone several days ago, but the time of its arrival at CaleXico is not definitely known. While reducing the protec tion in one way. Forbes made defen- sive provisions in another by provid ing Sheriff Mea dows with loo rifles and ten thousand rounds of ammuni tion These will he placed in the hands of 100 picked men, mostly Texas rangers who are willing to defend the Imperial Valley against any hostile move.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06

TORREON. May 1.-The answer of General Villa to request from Federal Gen Maas. commanding at Saltillo, that Villa join with the federals i'll averaging the American occupation of Vera Cruz. was delivered to the federal messengers today. Villa refused abso lutely to allow himself or his men to become in any way associated With the federals, declaring that the Huertaists had provoked foreign intervention for their own ends
 The letter from Maas to Villa fol- lows:
 TO General Francisco Villa,
 T have received instructions to noti- fy the revolutionary chiefs that Ameri- can intervention in Mexico is an ac complished fact. the United States of the north have committed grave of fense against Mexico by disembarking troops in Vera Cruz. and by taking similar action at Salina Cruz two days later
 This act alone constitutes the ini- tiaton of war. and this is the supreme moment to call on the patriotism of all MeXicans to present united front and forget the differences in the intense love of a country of which We are pos sessed. We can consider the enemy only as a foreigner who in the most unjust and ignoble manner has stepped upon the holy soil of our fatherland
 Tt is well known that the North Americans following the hypocrtical and undignified conduct which they have used in all cases of intervention have declared that they will not fight against the revolutionists, but only
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
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Washington Journal., 1914-06-27
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Iidfeiten aus. @m erpGbnensper-
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f6mohbon un0 Ieben 0araltf, 6nB
niemano i'm Sitter zines natiirIiAen
Eo0es iterbe. Srob oieier Ibion0er-
Iihfeiten un0 ser @~eltfrenl6beit Der
EI6ufti6en fon0 ober Sroian in H.
rem fdmubigen Siitten bereits ame-
rifanifAe @-rammopbone, neI6e Die
Mmerifoner nit onoeren Son6eIS-
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MIosfo aus o1f flohen Motorboo-
ten in oas SihuftI1ettlono bringen.
@i9enartige @rfabrltngen mad)ten
Die GorIder nit Ben milOen Sieren.
STE erloubenL ii6 ibnen big auf me.
nige S9ritte 3u nGbern, Inn fie gu
pbotogropbieren. @enn man fie err
fdredt, 10 erbeben iie ii6 ungern-
@s gelanq aber Ood, einige Giert
fteben6 at pbotogrnpbieren. 9as
Run6 ion ifber groBe Naturrei6tiimer
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Mei6tiimer iolen in ieinen 5ablrei-
den SlltBIdufen liegen.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27
1000 saIer etrafs anf @ammetfleiO,

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an SteIle Ser oeuti9en Sradt fran-
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Washington Journal., 1914-06-27

@eiber, Sic i'm @eIidt ousinben, aIs
bGtten tie fif idropfetL piden oOer
baden laiIen, oenn an allen Stellen,
sic tie germ MOLTEN bei6aut baben,
paren fte init fIeinen idpor5en Yfld-
fterhen uno nit rttt0en la1gen brei-
ten idmaIen ipiben Naiidlein, 6l0ben
un6 anoeren poiiirIihen, sum Ins
Gid o%rineen6en. gum 3ugriff 5tDin-
qen0en MousfaIIen beflebt. y5ur am
@anOe iei bemerft, OaB crit IN oieier
38eit ser @eieaidaitstan5 WfoOe
miro, ooroem botten itets Colo
poore getan3t.
90 bat Sic @eItmo0e Sdlimmes
un6 @utes, 3Grriides uno @rnit=
bates inn bunten 0ltrheinonoer 5t
Gaze g~ef0r6ert, mie es ibr gefieI.
Sir 0eutIhIan0 mar oieie gpode
beionoerg f6per 8t trngen, neil es
01trh Ben &rieg b0lIig 3erriittet uno
allen @infIiiiien Inltlos b~ingegeben
mar. g5i6t einn1aI ieine Snra6e
6otte es mehr. MuBte bod Wartin
Spib lem BUD gegen Die 8ernaf-
Idfii9ung ser 6eutiden W1utteriprdhe
IoteintT6 T6reiben. nm bon oenen
berfton6en at peroen nit Oenen er
6eutlh reoen Dollte.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27
GnsliId mm6 Sas nieOerrbeiuifde
Hlatt.

9ie erIten germanii6en @roberer
GneIono8 IGbt fdon Der oneelfGdfi-
i1e @ei6i6tSi6reiber @eoa aus Mn-
eeln So6ien uno Siiten beiteben.
9ie @r1geIn fomen bermutli6 aus
ser nod beute ibren Namen trngen-
BEN 2anol1aft i'm Nor6en Ser S9lei;
Die Siiten aus Ser nod ibnen benann-
ten Salbin1el, Die aber oamoIS nod
ni6t bon oen 9Gnen beieBt mar; Der
llriprung Der Soldier aber lit nidt
ntf oen iebigen 8ereid 6es Namens
altsau0ebnerL inoem Der iddiii1e
@6lferblno oomaIieer 8eit it6 i'm
OroBen urto @an5en auf gbaufen,
A~nQriborier, gberusfer ltno Marien
beifrGnfte, olfo bon Solitein iiber
sic n0roIi6e CHE, @eier uno ems
nod Ser &ubr rei9te. (D1an bari
6ieie Marien niht nit oenienigen
berlpe6feIn, oeren &ino ii1 I'M 2ie0e
ponloeuti6enG aterlan0 ftredf; arnot
oodtc an 9itbmari6en). 60 liegt
0ct SdluB nobe, bob aa6 Die
Mlanoarten jener 2anoitri6e i'm
Gn9liiden ibre @ntipre6ungen fin-
ben.
@ineS Ser erten uno bGufiglten
8orter, momit Der gnglii6Iernenoe
befannt gemoht miro, lit ncan" (rit-
lem; zines ser beliebteiten 80rter
am NieDerrbein nnd Dem &0lner
bertraat ~ 1T fallen (plaliOern, re-
.ocn). me aaa, ne 4olerot boloen.
lgngliid lint" (Sinte), vinfpot~ fin-
oct ii6 in @nfe. @nfepott, gnfefo-
fer, ipenn bier or6 natiirlih feline
oltoermonii6e @erpanotiduft, ion-
bern elm gemeiniames 2ebntport
porlieet. 0nS @ort nboie" bat AUDI
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27
GarmiOs @Otidrei.

GoruIo, Der Singer nit Dem bod
Iten Senor uno benz boh1ten @infom-
men, 1T nit ieinem 2oie ni6t 5ufrie=
Der. gon3 i'm @egenteiI, er ItoBt einen
famer0haften g1oti9rei aus. ltn0
6ieien Noti6rei bat iiineit elm Mmeri-
faller angeb0rt, Ser ben Sanger fir
fem @lott interbiemte. @ie ungIiif-
lid lift gorufol uNtein 2ebeu lit
fem 2eben, ODER nod 0elttlider:
Mein 2eben geb0rt niAt mir, II 10
0uBerte iid goruio. SD geb0re Ser
Mletrnpoliton Sper rno Dem @rbli-
fun. &onn i6 ettpn 6emols Elm @los
8ier trinfen, cine 3igarre rot9en
o0er nit elmer Dame ipo5ierengeben?
Sofort meiB es Die eon5e @elt unb
.ipriht ooriiber . Sd babe fem
&edt mebr 6arouf einWaeni6 al fem,
lonoern i6 bin eben Garrio." Ga
ruio fam oann aif etmas erqlidli-
deere 9inge, er iprah BON feinen bei-
Sen Ginoerr, Die in england erSogen
mernen, 6ann fam er nuf feline Miin-
oeniammlung 5u fpreden. gnlo aber
iebte Ell ieinen uNoti6rei" fort uno
Dertiet, iein fdoniter Erailm iei Der,
Elm fleines &inemotograpbentbeat
81 tntfen; uno iid oonit ouf benz
|2anne irgettopo, fern bonn @erauih
Der @elt, nieoer5ulaiien, po feiner
ieiner 8epunoerer i'm qaGlen tonne.
nSobt WlitIei6, Mitleio nit einem
uneIiidIiden SGngerl~ oas maren
0ie Iebten @orte Goruios, Der unter
ieinem @eItrnbm 10 furdtbor leioen
muB.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27

in Ser nieoerfrGnfiiAen Sprohe Die
@eOeutuHe Strumpf (ipie i'm eng
liiden) beibebolten, ndbreno fir oaS
bod6eutihe Soie Der glusOrud 9u-
re, mobI gIei1 DEM eneIiiden bud
fin (olio 8odsIeOerne) berDonot
miro. l1ebrigens fonmt aud nod
bielerrrten am NieOerrbein nie in
@ouono oos oIte nie~0eroeittide 8ort
8rocf (Oem enelii6en ubree6es" ,
&nieboien entipreAeno) Dor. Snte-
reliant lift ait9 Der lmitanO, oaB
5pei &odentoge i'm gnglii6en, Welt-
nieoeroelti6en (ino Nieoerlonoi-
idcn) oieieIbe 8e5eidnang baben:
Der MittDod, enelii1 u@%eonesoap",
nie0errbeinii6 @usoad, W%eit-peItfd-
lid @unsoad, boGGnoii6 0Woens-
bog (@ooonstag), uno Der Cams
toe, eneIiid uSotitrooD~, nieoer-
rbeiniih Soteroo6, bolGnoiih Batter
bog. 9ie elei6e eemiitGi6e gtutur-
%altffoiiung mie 0os @ngliide 5eigt
BUS Nieoerfrdnfii6e gum 8eiipiel in
ben AusOriiden fir 8il5 engltlh
upacitool~, oIoooitooI@ (Sroid-,
&r0tenitubD, nieoerrbeiniid @GOOe-
ftubI (bei 6ris Rellter @oggen-
ftaltbD. 9as englii1e butterfly"
(S6metterline) finOet fem @egen-
ftiid I'M plottoeuti9en 8otterfliege
8otterboeeI SommerbugeI, Smont-
Ieder. MoIfenoeef II. a. SIN &ubr-
miinOung8gebiet fin6et mon Oafiir
0oS immerbin nobeitebenoe Gum
mercugeI, ol6 8annepewer uno
@annbugeI. SIM @ngliiden wie I'M
gdeOeroeutfhen miro 6ie @meiie nod
elmer unongenebmen @igenidaft bic
leg SiereS be5ei6net: Dem englii6en
opismire" entipridt gum 8eiipiel
0os 9uisburgii6e Gmpeieife, Self
enlpe genait. NoA elm Eier, fir
6ciieneneliihen gtamen mir bergeb-
Iid nod elmer @eo1htni8itiiBe iu6etl,
bos Shmein, englii6 pig, bat bier
oenielben EiteI. Sober fennt, mo-
9f1lbr ur6 Hbein ii1 einen elm 8ug
un0 Elm 8iidsfen. Sod cine groBe
&eibe on0erer @0rter, 6ie bier pie
bort b%orfommert, ldBt iid aitf5dblen,
70 @eu (S6eGe, alt6 I'M SoaGn0i-
ihen), englif6 ols ubea", &robm
8r0mme (@initer) als broom,
Golfer (&fIugmeiier) oIs coulter,
&opfe (Eaiie) als cup, 9rite
(S6mus) nit umgeiprungenem r
ol8 brit, Ieeg (nie6rig, feidt) uIs
LON, Wtott, Wto66er (Sdlamm)
oIs urmio~, 8enn (Se6er) uIs ben,
protein G6naben), ur6 oabon 8rot-
iaG, oIs pirate, Sdoatielopen
(56Iitti6ubloufen) oIs uifate", boil
Id1lOii6 uidaatienriiOen), S6oor
Q1fer) oIs nibore~, 8eel (&iiien) ois
rpiaom", &off @offfe (8orfe auf
elmer @unoe, S6orD, als uroof",
(9r6), @ief (9odD aGs hid.
Sn oieie Site, Die fi6 lei6t berrneb-
rem IieBe, fino nit 9lbiidt ni6t bic
8oburien @0rter aafgenommer, Die
iid aud in ben meiiten anoeren ME
6eroeuti6en Matn0arten atftpeiien
laIien, tpie &Iod (l1br), laot (ipGt,
uIate"), frupen frie6en, ncreep"),
9opp (@ipfeI, utop") II. a. Inter
ben Mebnli9feiten I'M 2~outltan0e 0eS
gneliiden mie 0es 8Iottoetti8en
finoet ii9 einiges, mos gerooe ODER
ait6 leoigIi9 bon Dem geieoerrbeini-
Idlen gilt. 60 treffen mir oas pffene
cneIiide 0 lin 0tpater", brood" II.
I. m.) in Ben 9uisburg- Meioeri6er
@ortern bone (oben, ope (offen) II.
a. irie0er.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27

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unter ser @ere6tigfeit. 2iebe, Sci
liafeit, &eroismls, @roBm1it, gbre
- fe fiiblt oas oles bortreffli6,
ober 6os Nedt bel meitem niht
10 imorf. Mi1elet.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-05
The New Fable Of the GalumPtious
Girl Who Tried to Start Some
thing and Did.

Once there was kittenish Senorita
condemned to dwell in Piccolo Town
out OH Spur Division OF the Dinkus-
ville Short Line.
1t was one of those not.dead.but-
sleeping Settlements with Sheet
iron Cornice on every Store Building
and the Hack in which Gen. Sherman
once rode still meeting the Trains.
All the other Residents were sitting
back on their Surplus trying to hatch
out { per cent. Anyone suggesting
Public Improvement was led into
Court House Square and publicly Be
headed.
A Girl with real Jamaica Ginger
coursing through her Arteries did not
have Look-In SO long as she was
hung up at this Whistling Post, where
every Meeting of the Research Club
was Poultry Exhibit and the local
Astor played Brown Derby in con-
junction with the extreme Soup and
Fish
So the Senorita, by name Madeleine,
used TO burst into Tears every time
Sne saw Tram puillE6 away ION
the Depot, for she certainly had laid
the Scubrette's Curse on Home Sweet
Home.
She had read those large explosive
articles in the Family Department OF
the Sunday Paper telling how the
Smart Set hang by their Toes from
Chandeliers and jump into Public
Fountains and she painted for the wild
free life OF the Idle Rich.
Now 1t happened that Madeleine
had a married Female Cousin living
at the corner of Easy Street and Epi-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-05
Great Races
Ccoxr1SuED FROM PAGE oNE.)

come down the line in the best time
possible.
The speed program for Labor Day
is the greatest ever offered in Fair
mont and there are thousands OF
people talking about the automobil.
and motorcycle races.
In practicing the motorcycles have
made the mile on the local track III
SS seconds. Making two rounds
over the oval in less than one-halr
the time OF the speediest horse thas
has ever paced or trotted on the To-
eaI track, The man who wins the
motorcycle race will have TO so ut
This speed or better to come under
the wire ahead OF his contestants.
The entries for the big races are
as follows:
Automobiles.
A. b, Nixon, Ford; Harry Clinton,
Studebaker, entered by Hr. Hawk
ms, engineer.
Saxon Automobile. Independent
Auto Company. driven by Lawrence
Brown.
Maxwell. driven by Walter Cook.
Ford, Brown II. Garrison, Wades-
;own.
Other entries to be announced
later.
Motorcycles.
H. j. Rumbaugh. Boothesville,
farley Davidson.
Robert II. Tucker, Fairmont. Z
horsepower Twin Indian.
Victor E. Smith. Warrington, Ex-
cGlsior.
Charles Hugus. Boothesvillc, :
cylinder horsepower Pope.
(; Martin Moore. Morgantown, Z
horsepower Harley-Davidson.
!. Ray DiXlcr, Morgantown. Craw-
ford Twin Cylinder.
w. A. Frum. Clarksburg. horse
power Reading Standard.
c. II. Frum, Clarksburg, Z horse
power Excelsior.
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Preparations
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Park. where sumptuous dinner will
be served on the grounds. In the
afternoon the time will be taken up
with speeches and athletic and 9th
or prize winning events. One of the
incest prizes which will be SiTen
away on the cventful day is hand
some dinner set which is now on eN-
IibitiOn in HartIey's show window.
This prize will be given TO the faith
er or mother bringing the largest
amily to the Labor Day celebration
1t the park.
At four O'Clock the Rig auto aad
motorcycle races will take place al
he fair ground race track. This
great attraction which is exciting so
much interest. was set for a late
TOUR by the committee on arrange.
ucnts SO that the events would moi
Interfere with the regular Labor
Day celebration. AS this is the first
inc for autos and motorcycles II
ace in Fairmont. the crowd will Dc
very large one.
The agencies OF the different
makes of cars are already showing q
spirit Of friendly rivalry and it Is
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rcrout parts Of the city. This hap
pcned after the Germans had been in
Lleasant relationship with the inhab-
itants of Louvain for more than a
hours.
"This attack was first made upon
battalion of the Landstrum composed
OF middle-agcd and peace
sui men, themselves fathers OF fam
lilies. Others attacked included mcm-
bcrs OF the stan of the commanding
general. The Germans lost NUM-
Der In dead and wounded. Ncvcrthc-
less they gained the upper hand with
the help of newly arrived troops, who
themselves were greeted with rifle
fire at the railroad station. An in
Sestigation is under way. the result
Of which will be made public. The
proof of the statement medc In the
orregoing is beyond all doubt.
THE Hotel DeVille was aved from
fire. Efforts to cXtlnguish the hamcs
elsewhere were unuvailing."