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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-16
GrOBc Grfulge
Der Ceiterreidler!
Srriben im ueitli6en @ali3ien ote
&uiien init i6weren Terlmltcn
30 Neilen snriif.
9entfd1e iiebem iid) n0rOIid) bon gEaridlam Dor
rniiiider uebermadlt anriid.

gerlin iiber 2onoon, t6. 9e3. -
3os Oeitihe 9lrmeeforps, meIdes bon
gioroen Der iiber g2laua inlo Gie.
damon 0egeu @oridau nororang,
rat ieine alteu 8oiitioneu pieOer
einuebmen miiiIcn oa Ole lleber.
madt Der 9tniien 81 groB mar, Inn
init @rfolg gegen iie oen 4anpf be.
iteben 81 fonnen. Sonit lit BON
9loropoIen nifts BON ge6eittlung 5u
meI0en, llngimitige 8itterung be.
einiluBt imiere 0perntionen: and
an Der 0yren5e 0itpreuBens bat ii9
fcin ereiguiB 3ugetraaeu.
@etrogrn0, t6. 7c3. - lle6er sic
admpfen norolid ser 99ci6iel mel0et
0ds rliiiide ariegsonlt 3oIgenoes:
Die rltiiiifen Sruppen norOlid Der
&eidiel baben groBe erfolge aiif3u.
Deiien; es lit ibnen gelltnger, ben
oeuti6eu 8ormaria pon 0ilaipa aus
poIlitdnoig gum StilIitanO 3u brin.
qcu. Die gl6iiht Der 9eutiben mar,
uon gtorOoiten gegen @oridlou Dor.
8uOringen lno 9r3asnps3 81 lunge.
ben, mas nidt geIung, lm6 Der
iSein0 beiin0et it'd ieBt i'm boIlen
9fiif8uoe. Sn Der @egeno bon Ulla.
ma mo Gr5asnps3 puroen Stdote
aiO Grtifnften infoIge be8 glrtille-
riefampfes 3eritort uno inter oen
einpobnern berrIdt groBes glenO.
@ien. 16. 9e3., iibcr 2on0on. -
Gas oitcrreid)-lngariide arie9santt
bat in einem geitern berausgegebe.
men @erid,t 5itgegeben, odB iid Dte-
0eiterreider aus 9elgrao oorl1ufig
3uriidgeiogea baben. SSit Dem Sc
ridlt beiBt es: Dgluf Dem liioliden
ariegstbeoter 500 ii6 lnier redter
5lii9el 5iriid, tuoourd cine gIenoe-
rung Der SfInd)tfront not6ig fptr6e.
llniere Srltppen boben aus oieieu
@rluoe gelgroo p6nc annpf alpfge.
aeben. Sic baben cine qroBe 9ln3ob[
idnerer 8efedte beitnnoeI aber Der
8eiIt utter OenieIben lit por3iigIid.
Die forbidden Siegesberihte aber
limo III ieoem Sale iibertriebelt
SSSn Den aorpatben 6ringen 1luIe.
re iiegreihenGruppen tpieOer itt Ga
li3ien Elm un6 treiben Die 91uIIen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-16
Sic &atten babfn ibre 96der berlaiifn"
nnO grORen s6aben tn scarbOrOng5
9artlepnOl nnb @bitbB angeri6tet!
Seftige @efe6te tn Der NOrOiee ulen i'm Gange ein!

bem6dtiete. s[leS elite at benz
8abnboi, nm iidl Ourh ihlennige
6ludjt in Siderbeit 5u bringen. Die
8eifoIie fieIeh baeeloiht I'M Ole
9erionplisilgc. Ger am gnbnbof al.
geri6tete 5d)ooen lit erbeblid Die
oeutiden Sdlifie botten iid ihnell
eineeihoIIen unO @eihoiie ianiteit iu
allen 5beilen Der Sto0t bernie0er.
Die in Sui einaetroiienen 6liidt.
linge gloitbten dnidnelid niht an.
oers, ais ooB es iih uni eineSfieB.
ilbune britiiAer Sfiffe bonole, ais
iie aber merften, ooB iie es NIT
ieitoIiden Shifien au tbun bntten
brodten iie iih oif 0ieie oOer Die
onoere Beiie in Siherbeit. Der an
oen @ebGubeu Scarborougb's nuge.
ridtete 56ooen 1T enOrul.
Die gerlnitc.
Sun, Gnglano. t6. 9e3. - Gs
beiht. oab nelin Geriouen bel Der
gei6ieBung 6artlepoolS iunfameu
uno niele Derlcbt miiroen. Sic 8e.
ihieBung 0ouerte etlua % giimten.
Dan niritInt an. onb bon 5lpei bis
feds neutIhe GrelI5er an Der Be
MieBnna theiInnbmen; oieieIben
nber ioaren 10 ipeit bon Scr &ilIte
cutiernt, oaB 0eren 9luaohl nidlt NIT
9eitintntbeit oneegeben mer0en
fam.
Die Sorts 6es Gees 9luIIeS crtui.
0erten oaS 6euer Der oelitiden
aricgsihiffc. Sprcngitiide Der oelt.
iden @eihoiie ionO man in alien
Gbeilen Der 5ta0t. Gines Der @e.
idoiie trof ocn rieiiacu 8asbe6Glter,
infol9e oeiien Oerielbe erploOirte uno
cine 6eitersbrllnit beruriadte.
Sn Scdrborougb tpuroen inter
unoeren @ebGu0en orei air6et aer.
tort.
Die GeltIden beiperitelligten oie
lleberingrt bel Oidtem geebeI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-16
SapaniIdDe Grenel.

Berlin 16. Ge3. tSd)redlidJ
baben Die 95aponcr uodJ Der Gin.
na6me Oes oclltid,cn 9oaiperfes
Giinatau i'm 5ernen Often gebauit.
aeSn elmer Stod1olmer 3eitlug lit
iocben Elm Brief eines iftueoiIdqu
Wtiiiiondrs aus Shontitng crihie.
nen. 1Sn Dem Sdrei6en miro, mic
am Sonntag in Berlin anltlih Be.
fannt gegebeu ipurOe, oorgctban,
Dab Die SSapaner nad Der ginnab.
me bon 1itnotau iid ser 9Iiinoe.
rlmg binao6en mto WfGo1en lno
tSraieu iG1noeten Ser NfiiIionar
erfIdrt, Oerartige gerbiinoete ieien
cine Sdmad) fir @noIano.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-16

Dor iib Der. Sn 8cItgali,ien mod.
ten iie iiber 2000 CSeianqene; mab.
rere ruiiiide 9lnariiie 8erideltcn an
nnierem uortrefiliheu glrtilleriefcl.
er. Gie @ornIion pom Erientns[
nahte geiiern pieoer einen glusfoll
mafte 700 @efnngene uno eruberte
Is neutrality-suspicious..
Berlin. Is. 8e3. (iSunfen6eridt)
gtaior glorabt, 02ilit1rfritifer oes
9erliner Sageblott, periDeiit auf ben
llmitano, BAR Die oitereidiidle Oi-
feniioe in g8eitgali3ien cine Solae
Dollitdn0igen Ginneriebnlens gui.
iden Den oiterreihiIhen inO oeut.
iden Seerfiibrern ouf Dem oItlidYn
ariegsihalplab iei. Die oltcreidi.
id)en @rioIae 5tpiiden arafml irn0
JteI SanOec lit bon gr0bter Itrote.
glider 8idtigfeit, 0enn oaonrh lit
nidlt MIR Der rltiiiibe linfe 5liiael
ourhbroten. lonoerl and Der @e.
fabr alisgeiebt, im18ingeIt un0 &C.
tangen genommen al iuer0en fnas
iih Die auiien ni9t 5nriid3ie1en.
gSien, iiber Berlin lrlo g(mIter.
0om. 16. 9e3. 9fuIIiIfe Strcit.
frdfte, iuel6e arafau bonn Sii0oIten
ber ST. erreiben iudlten, tuur0en BON
ben Seiterreidern nabesu so glei.
len 5itriidgetriebeit ilto big nod Ser
@bene bon glllertba[ DerfoIat Gie
Seiterreifer mohten oiele @efanae.
ne 1tnO bra6ten oem SSeino IfADere
8erGltite al So0teu lulo 8eruuu6e.
ten bel.
Die gerfoI9lHg Der 9iliIien iii
8eitguli5ien miro ipciter fortaeiett.
SobaIo Der 8eIo3ug In @oIisicn 3it
Gnoe iit. miro oii6 0ag Gororingell
III 5erbien iuie6er aiFqenonnten,
0aS borerit cilgeitedt ipitroe iueger
oes 8eg5ie6ens bon SruppennoIien
5ltr Seritdrtlutg Der tpeitaaIisiIhen
Streitfroftc gegen Die giuiien.
Seiu 5rieSen nit ecr6cn.
8ien. iiber 2onoon, t6. 0es. -
Cine glngabe, 0aB 5xIterreid,.ltn.
aorn beriudt babe, einen Sonber.
frieoen init Ser6ien ab5ltitIieBen,
miro amtlid entidteOen in g[breOe
geitellt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-16

9onoon f6. De5. 9eiite 5u
friibcr 9lorgcnitlinoe roite elm oeiit.
id1es @eiduuoer 0ird Ole 5llitben
Der 9aor1iee Sabin mo bofnburDirte
Die engIiihen Sofeuitd0te Gear.
borough unO Sartlepool, m1breno
eneliiae Sriegsihiffe. ueIfe ole beis
niiihen @ep1iier obputrouillirtert,
nit onoeren oeutihen 5diffen bers
id)ieoenerorts I'M @efeft lagen. Bier
Streu3er nabmen on Der 9elhieBung
bon 5carborougb 8beil; ielbige
StoOt lit elmer DER ihonlten imo bers
DorrogeuOiteu gaoeorte Gnglono's.
9ie S6be oes angeridteten Sod.
iho0ens lit nod niht erbdltlif.
Gieier 5treii5ng 0eutifer Shiffe
1nf eie engliide aiiIte 8dblt 81 Den
III en- Der ieniols BON ben 8eut,
idjt imternommen luor0en lit. 9enn
im ole engliife aiilte 5u erreihen,
nuBten iih Die oeutihen 5dliffe
onrd) elm ipeltber5meigtes engliihes
Wlineniel0 idldneeln 1ul0 al gleiher
3eit Der Badianfeit Der britiiden
5hiffe, lpelde in ungebeurer 9(n.
Sahl Die engIilde Siiiite o6patroaili.
rgL ettgeben. Dab ibnen ons &C
.iargeIr ipridJt @dnoe bon ornt g9os
genritB Der Oelltiden 8laliafen.
2ie engIiite 9lourirolitdt bat ilber
bic 9lffoire folgcnoen 8eri1t berdus.
gegeben: n8idtige 9eDegungen Der
nelitiden 5lotte nIodten iidj berte
iriib III Der 9toroiee gelteuo. Gear.
borough uno Sartlepool iinO be.
iboiien luor6en, uno ltnicre 5lotiae
iIt an berIdieoenen 9Suntten NIT
feinbIiden 5diiien 6uiommengeito.
ben. Die Gage Scr Ginge lit in
Der Gittpidltmg begriffen.
Streif3ng mar eriunrtet.
Ole in tnnbpen 8orten erioletp
glufitnoiguns Der britiiden 2lOmira.
Iitdt iiber oieien fiibnen Streii3ug
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-16
SitdJcof nnO grpaH.
SdagamtaicfretGr mill 5luiiden bei'
ben Dermitteln.

Wdibington 9. g. 16. 3e3. =
~ d,abamtsiefret1r Dtcglooo erflarte
beute llniprem 5enntor Sitdcof, 0aB
Aer beriuden miiroe, bon Stnatsie-
frctdr grpalt cutlpe0er cine beltimnl.
te 3liage ooer 9lblebnlulg oe8 Dor.
id,Inges bon Senator Sitheod il6er
pie 5teaenbeiebung In Rebrasf1 5u
erldngeu. 3ieic erfldrlmg go6 DC
glooo ab, als Sitdeof i'm ouiiuhte,
iua nit ibm bic tSor0erung ROB
@ommonos, i'm entne0er ipicoer als
Steuereinnebmer cin5uiebel ooer
a6er il1n gntloihmg 81 ertbcilen 5u
beIpredjen. 8or Der g8abl idhg
S9itd1cod 0cm 5taotsiefret1r grDnn
Dor. 0aB lesterer Oen Steucrcinltc6
mer nominiren iollc, mem CT lid
Der grnemltma bon Chris. @rucn.
tber ans Columbus gum gnnoes
moridlua niht mi0eriebcn molIe, 0o6
erfbeiltc n1rnu6enioft 9illD~ gar feis
ne glntiport 6icrallf. 9lud ieBt be-
itono 5enotor Sithcod nicoer oiif
Wrnentber's Grnennilng unO SIC
/. 5000 beriprad ibnt. dllh bierilber
2Brbun sur @nti6ei0nng 5u bringen.
Gnraufbh bot S>itdeod nodntols
on, grnan einen 8beil Der aontrollc
iiber bic ernemltngen in glebrosfa
All iibcrloiien Orobte ieoodl, oaB er,
lpeun Der Stoatsiefretdr icjne 3u.
iinnnung beripeigere, cine on0ere
grnenntng fir ben 4oiteu oeS
Gterereinnebmers befiirporten mer.
Sc. grpan bat @iirgerlneiiter 0a9l.
mann fir ben goIten in 9lusiid)t ae.
ncnlnlen uno 1T es, penn er jest
oes Senators 8orihlag anninnnt.
moaIid, OoB Oie ernennitnaen Der
sjerren @rneutber uno Goblmonn
AT aleidet 9cit Dem Senat einge.
reiht merA
nfL1.,,,,xf Atn T0nI1dtp Jrihii,.e
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0iIfsfuuS.

i 8ir miiiien cine fIeine aorreftur
madden in inherent seitrigen 9crift
ii6er Den SiIfSfono. glift So iiu6
bon Der bon Serrn Carl @lop ar.
rangirten 5dngerrnnbe einbe5ablt
iporoen, IoIoern eit Dollar mebr,
inl @an5en $500.
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8n bieIe gei6nadtssaben!

9Snris, 16. De5. - Die 8obI ser
1tno gtetjobrspndete fiir
franaoiiide Solooten on Der Sront
idmillt bereits 10 rieiig an, ooB oie
@eilitdrbebor6en es notbtpenoig Be.
finoen bobeu, eine gtotiS an 0as
HubIifitm sii erlaIien, Inn BEN Go.
Der SoTOaten bor5iIhI1gen,
ooB iie ibre @oben aiif elm MlinOeIt.
NAB einIbr1ilfen nlodten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-16

@eitcrn 9(6enO belt fsrou Sol
iepb Sells i'm Goiultuaeb1uoe eineh
Bortrng iiber Gin5elbeiteueruna, Osr
ereben 9eiiaa bri Der onbIreidRu
3llb0reridloft fanO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-16

oes oeutiheu @eidnooers mag be,
Oeuten 6nB oieicIbe eiu oerartiges
llnteriongen bon aiel ous eegen
Ole engliihe 5Iotte eripartet bate.
Ser Sinlueis nuf soie oeutidcn mid.
tigen @epegungen" 5eigt ofienbor
an, oob sic beioen engliiben See
It1bte bon einem itarfen @eihnober
dugegriiien moroen limo. Shon
eininal oorber unternobm Elm oeut.
ides ariegsihiff cine dbnliGe get
fabrpolle ,Sobrt imO beihoB cine
eneliide ailitenito0t; iene Sbot n6er
Itebt IN gar feinem gerbGltniB 5u
Dem beutigen llnternehmen eines
oeutiden @eihiuaoers, 6eiien Opera.
tioncn Elm 10 grobes 6elo einidIie.
ben.
@logli6 lit, onb iif aus oieiem
5treif5ug cine groBe Seeidlo9t ent4
iuideIt.
Scdrboroueb 1T elmer Der beriibnt.
teiten goDeorte Gnglonos unO lie9t
81 Nleilen noroli1 bon Yorf.
Sortlepool lift 19 @leilen Iiiooitlid
bon Durham gelegen uno Iiegt aui
Der SiioIeitc eines ipcit ms @lcer
BinrinroeenOen gorgebirges. 9nt
grobe Godunlugen unO lit oIs See.
itaot bon 9eocutung.
glnd 8bitbb beidJOiien.
8bitbp, eng(.. 16. 9e5. - 8wci
Oeutide areu5er cridiencu bellte
frii6 an ncr aiiite im0 er6ifneten
aus einer Gutferululg bon 3 9leilcn
Gin beitiges 5elter olf bic Sta0t.
8bitbD 9lbbeu puroe BON n1ebrercn
@cidloiien getrofien imO foit gdn8Iid
5erit0rt.
SebOlfernng SearborOnsb'S fliebt.
aaunt mar 6os critic @eido6 in
Die Sta0t Seorborougb gefalen, ols
ltu Oct mmrs 9dhmmes nbnen0et
9ebolferung ein pnniider Sdreden
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9sariier 2eppelinfnrdlt.

Gnris, 10. Qe3. = ollie StraBens
lateraen ser Staot pur0en I'M Wlits
teruodt atsoeloidt, neil man borte,
OaB 5ipei 3eppelinlufti6iffe 8g
glntiens geiidtet mor6en ieien lmo
iih olf 0aris au betpeaten.
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Sanslers su6n sefunaen?

8dris, 16. 9e8. Sier einge.
troffcne 9eri6te iagert, oaB Der
Sobn oes 9feifsfon5lers bon getb.
mann.&oapeg beripunOet rno bon
oen 9iuiien gefangen iei. (glnidei-
memo nidt tpobr.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-16

0ffi8iere rnO Yinnnlfnften bobcp
DOIlitGnOige 8eneollaaafreihait.
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ffiir Nranfreidlg arieagnptfIei0tnbe.

Boris, 16. 0e5. = DnB 8abirett
bat bci6loiien, oas gorlnment Inn
cine 8epiIligltng bon $60,000,000
5u eriit6ett pelhe 6untine Der 8e-
|oolferimg iencs 2anoe8tbeiles 8it-
quite fonmen ioG, ipeIher bon ben
3eutIdcll beiebt, ober tpiebcr oitfse-
geben mltr0e. ltnter oen 5ron5oicn
jencr Gc9ion lit cine SungcrsnotD
|ousgebroden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-16

QIbonnirt bic GdaIlhe gribiine
g4.o0 ons S1br ourd bic ROil.
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Gprmuran int iidjeren Safcn.

8oibington, 16. 4e6. = Ser
oettIde Siilfsfreuacr Gormoron bat
I'M $afeu BON @uum, einer omeri-
foniiden @eltbnng i'm @ocific 95enn
Dor 0en i'm berfoleenben britiiden
nnN iapaniiden 5dliffen 5hnt ge-
fttnocn. Gr ipiro nbgetnfeIt ltno biz
Dsal gilOe ces Serieees bort bIeibett.
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seMdlen nnter 6eINiidlcn srnpperl.

&Qri8, 16. 0e3.-3te bieiige ton.
ange6euOe 3cihtng p6i9oro" mel
bet, DAB inter Den beIgiiden Erltp.
ben 8ppbus, gubr un0 Cholera
au8gebroden iei. Die 8erGItliite
Der geIgier betrG9t $4,000 3oote,
$4,000 8ertptnoete, $4,000 arie0s.
qefangene IN 9eutidlono unb 49,
600 Mann befinoen iif in bollauoi-
iGen Geraierltugslaeern.
3erielben 3eitlng aufolge befin.
Oen ii6 475, $50 inuertpun6ete Rul-
len in oelttl9er un0 oitereitiIder
@efaugenldyaft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-16

5Iircp aus. noroditlid bon Goul.
iplHoe Don unleren Sruppen gum
SaIicl aebrad)t unb Der 5eiiIO MIR
DC idlieBIid ge5ipungcn iih 5uriid.
3u3ieben.
,,n Den Gogrieu Oauern Die Sam.
pie tort, mir madten 800 @eian.
gene lmo bn6en pIeoer 0ie 0rtidldit
SteinbodJ, ueiiIi9 bon Seune6eim,
beiebt.@
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Streif3ag mar eriunrtet.

Ole in tnoppen 8orten erioletq
glufitnoigun8 Der britiihen 2lontira.
Iitdt ilber oieien fiibnen Strcii3ug
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glndJ g86itbD bcidJuiIcn.
geD6lfernns starbOrona6'S flie6t.

aaunt mar 6os critic @eido6 in
bic StaOt Scar6orougb gefaGen, als
ltu Otr mmrs 9hnmmes abnen0et
9eb0Iferung ein pnnii9er Shreden
The border vidette., 1914-06-06
U. of A. Athletic Director.

J. F. McKale was elected athletic director of the Univer- sity of Arizona for the ensuing year by the board of regents yesterday. MT. McKale has had the backing of practically the entire student body for the place as well as the support of a large number of people interested in athletics down town. He takes up the work with a united student body and city behind him and will have the support of everyone in his efforts to bring a winning season in athletics to the University.
 Mr. McKale will spend his summer in the east taking a special course at some large eastern university in the theory and practice of athletics. He will come back in the fall fully equipped with the very latest ideas in athletics ready for his work in the fall. He has not as yet selected the school, but will do so within a short time.
 As coach of the Tucson high school he has won the enthu- siastic support of the entire school, and it is reported that number of high school lads pro- minent in athletics will attend the University because he has been selected as director of athletics. His election also means a closer coopera tion between the city and the University in athle tics and better support than has ever been the case. - Tucson Star.
The border vidette., 1914-06-06
A BIG PROJECT.

Ralph H. Cameron, of Phoe- nix, is in Washington, and he has unfolded the greatest plan ever proposed to reclaim any section of the country-for Cam eron is going to do nothing less than harness the power of. the Grand Canyon of Colorado; and he has a hydro electric develop ment project which in com pariSon makes the Niagara Falls and Keokuk Dam developments look like children'S ships in n mud puddle
 The Grand Canyon hydro electric development project has been Ralph Cameron'S dream for seventeen years. It means that nearly S5O,OOO,OOO will be expended, and that 100000 horse power will be secured. This wondrous power will be distributed over 2,5OO,OO0 acres of land, and will reclaim most of it, as it has been established that there is an abundance of underlying water, and this will be pumped for irrigation pur- poses and mining projects, whose difficulties have been the lack of power and water. The Roosevelt Dam reclaims 230,00 acres-one- tenth of the Grand Canyon project. The best en- gineerS in the United States have O. K'd the new project, and it seems assured. .-EX.
The border vidette., 1914-06-06
Will Pardon as Many as Possible.

If the initiated bill abolishing capital punishment fails to pass next November, some of the convicted murderers will have their sentences commuted by Governor Hunt, but he will allow the law to take it's course with the others.
 There has been much specula- ton regarding what the gov ernor's course would be in case the law receives @ minority of the votes cast in November. His opposition to capital punishment is well known and he has issued reprieves to twelve murderers now at the prison, who would otherwise have been hanged long before this. Their reprieves all date until January 19, 1915.
 Tn case the anti-capital pun ishment bills fail of adoption, I will look over the transcripts of evidence in the case of all con victed murdererS sentenced to be hanged" the governor stated. II will commute the sentences of those who deserve cOmmuta- tions, but there will be nothing to do in the cases of others, eX- cept to allow the sentences to be carried out. Blade
The border vidette., 1914-06-06
SEES FUNNY SIDE.

The editorial writer of the Fl PasO Times pulled off a "bnnc- head'' the other day, crediting some old state stuff which ap, peared in the Bingville Bugle in the year one and attributing it to some unnamed Arizona. ex- change. It is good, howe yer, and we reproduce it without any reference to the Texas editor who published this one: Mrs. Sadie Doolittle fell down the other day during the windstorm and was seriously injured be tween the alley and the main fire plug" The Times swears that Some Arizona editor printed the following:
 Mrs. Jones, of Hollow Bot tom. let a can opener slip one day last week and cut herself in the pantry"
 John Dee was on the roof Of his House looking for leak and fell, striking himself on the back porch"
 White Harold Green was es- corting Miss. Violet Wise from the church social last Saturday night a savage dog attacked them and bit MT. Green on the public square"
 Isaac Trimmer, of Clabber Hill, was playing with a cat i when it scratched him 1 on the veranda'
 MT. Frangville, while har- messing @ broncho last Saturday, 1 was kicked just south of his corn crib 5
The border vidette., 1914-06-06
PATENTS AND SCRIP.

There seems to be some heSi- tancy upon the depal tment of the
 interior to issue patent for the land upon which scrip has been applied. Many people in this
 vicinity have bought relinguish-
 ments from parties here and
 from some folks who have nov
 ed 10 distant parts of the coun-
 try. The meager earnings of
 many have been invested in this
 way. Every step taken in these
 transactions has been in perfect
 accord with all tn e legal
 requirements, and the invest
 mentS have been made in ab- SOlutely good faith The de- pertinent of the interior seems to think that the railroads have not dealt perfectly fair in regard to these scrip lands.
 We know nothing about that proposition, but whether the railroads have been fair or not in this matter, it can never seem just to us for the department of the interior to refuse to grant patents for lands applied for to those who have in perfect sim cerity invested their earnings in these lands. Any wrong that may or may not have been com mitted by the railroads can never make it just for the government to withhold these patents. If the department of the interior desires to make a change con- corning all lands for which scrip may be applied for in the fut- ure, no one can object, but to make change in their policy that is retroactive is certainly unfair. We feel certain that justice will prevail and that the patents will be granted. 0na Gazette.
The border vidette., 1914-06-06
RECEIVER FOR COsRiZA DENIED. Manager Mitchell Authorized to Use
 Funds Tied Up by Injun cton.

At a session of the feder-
 al court in Tucson Judge Saw telle denied the application of Christine Simanek for the ap- pointInent of a receiver for the La Cobriza Mining company,
 which is operating a rich mine in Sonora, Mexico, and of which
 Robert Mitchell is manager.
 The company was represented
 by J. k. Morrison and the plain tiffs by William M Seabnry and former Judge Kent of Phoenix. The case was filed originally in the federal court at Phoenix, but Tucson being nearer the scene of opera tiOns and the fact that the company had large amount of money on deposit. at NOgales, it was transferred to Tucson.
 A preliminary injunction was granted, restraining the company from disposing of any of the stock in the Mexican company and from paying out any of the funds deposit in the First National Bank at Nogales without an order of the court and has been in force until the proceedings at Tucson.
 On motion of.the attorney for the company this order was modified to permit Manager Mitchell to spend the funds as he sees fit and to make a month ly report to the court of all re- ceiptS and disbursements. This order permits this action with out the manager giving any bond
 In denying the motion for the 1 of receiver Judge | announced that he l would never take such a step to- wards a going concern, unless there was absolute proof of fraud | in connection with it's manage Elent, which had not been shown l or claimed in the case.
 The company is operating at l the present time, in spite of the troubles in Mexico, and is pro- l aucing large quantities of cop | per. Arizona Gazette.
The border vidette., 1914-06-06

- The Copper Basin mineral belt has added another mineral to it's list, in the discovery of asbestos, recently made by Joseph Hobbs. The ground has been located by Mr. Hobbs and his partner, Fred Williams, who have group of gold claims in
 the same vicinity. The mineral occurs in big dyke of ser pentine, and is situated about three miles due north of Copper Basin and about onehalf mile from CottOnwoodS spring Sam pleS of the asbestos which MT. Hobbs brought to Prescott show flores about four inches in length. Within a space of twelve feet there are five seams of the asbestos, the large seams being about four inches in width. That the section immediately south and west of Prescott is one of the most highly mineral ized zones in the west is indicat- ed by the large number of minerals already discovered in that field, those which we call to mind being gold, silver, lead, zinc, cinnabar, asbestos, molyb- denum and copper. Mir. Hobbs believes that he will soon be able to also report the existence of a bed of valuble fire clay in the Copper Basin section. Prescott Courier.
The border vidette., 1914-06-06
Always Does Work We'll.

With the appointment of two engineers, one from the North western Pacific railroad in Cali fornia, and the other from the Panama railroad, both men of exceptional ability, to work on the Alaska railway project, President Wilson has again proven that he leaves nothing undone, despite the almost overwhelming demands on him just now, when it comes to pushing plans for the best in terest of the Milwaukee News.