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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-28

oft erIudt babe. cine ShsiDuns su er'
lansen. pa sr bod nifis msbr I'm
iie ssbe. I'm ben 9erilagten ~ per'
hinoeru, bas 9aus No. 1915 Odunsr
Strabe, bas nit 5ilfe Der aldserin
getauft iDuroe, 5ii beriaufen. lpuroe Elm
Ginbaltsbefebl srlaTen.
d,loB : Sadtn.
Wlarp Bsarl BuIam IN yladlabpers
palterin BON Charles Wufbdni; perfos
nali.n $1,000, Grunbsisentbum $4,000.
gbds. abrams iit Hahlabperpals
Ter BON SaeOb abrams. perfonalisn
$500.
glnna 81. Deblins 1T seItam,nts.
polIitrederin BON Bernard 6enrp Wsb'
ling, perionalien $1,000. Grunbeigsu,
tbum $500.
8. Qllpin areis 1T WaalubDeripaIter
BON Wlartin u. gaitoe, Der Dor eini'
nen 9aaen In aentudp S.lbitmorb be-
aanaen Bat. or binterldbt eine Satin
uub sipei ainbsr IN Columbus. D..
psriondlien $3.50.
@erfdisbtnts.
9i, gnierprife o. 8. u. srlanste
elm llrtbeil iiber $2s22.14 ssssu Sol.
G. gaumgariner. 5bs aUonbalt pdint
Stor. Elm iOldes iiber S1O5 ssssa
Riholns g. Smitb.
Sulius Rid. 9siiber elmer 3udsrs
bGdsrei glo. 500 meii 5. Strabs.
oeii.u gissnt1um bon Dem apniidblsr
Ghas Wltpuns ansebIih in unseisb'
liher Weiis bsfMasnabmt foorpsH
tpar, erlansts sejtern Elm Wstoitt iibeT
500 segen Wspung.
Gta6t perfus StraBens
babns 0efsllfdaft.
0i. alase Der Siaot gineinnaii,
bur6 tpsIt. bic Gineinnaii Traction
60. reIp. ibrt 8orsaHserin Der eini
cinnati grbenbabn GeIeaiddIt ses
,tuuno,n iperbm fpll, $1,000 ala ihrtn
9lntbsil Don ben aDfttn Der Nsliion.
itruttiou bes 2ibertp Strabe Wiaontis
IN btaoblen, ipurbe seitern DOT Hidter
eolSip.n unb gsi6porsnsn daen erne
ites aur 0.rbanbIuns aufsenomHlen.
Die @srilast,n bsaniianoen bic Sab.
luno Der 3orSeruug unb sipar aur
ben Grunb bin, bab Der 9iaSutt nidai
| iidher aenug fir ben e!estrii4en Sfras
| ben6ahn gstrisb iei uno iie osniels
BEN bes6alb niht bsniiBs. Disis Be-
bauptuns piro itboh bon ben Wertr.s
fern Der Stabi ipibsrlest lnb es iino
an bisI.m 3tp.d cine srObsrt Mn3abl
| iatpsritGnSiser 3sussn OorssIapsa
tpor0en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-28
Slheinvialssr iinterit..g .gsrsin.

Inter 9orlit pon praiibent sydfob
gromlid, belt Der abeirpfdlssr lin,
teritiibpnssperein Sonniag Nu9mit.
tao In 1882 Central absnus itine
8erfamniluna ab, in s.r Ssiretdr glt.
ter gauiimturi prptotolliris. 3ipst
tronisn WlitaIisbern mnrbs bic Inter.
itiibund aur 3abiuna anasipisien. psrr
ssafob 6artmonn puIbe uIs rieuss
MiieIisb aufaenpmmsu. Serr Juiob
aIein aus G4peibsHbarbt lpurbt I r
Wiiiglisbfdaft BON 5srrn Deter @d
fsneurt pprssIhlaceH. 6err Rid Rd
Islsant sum Siabtusrbunb, bsriHf
DON ben Werbonnlungsn. CT srmab4
bic Wlitalisbst beionbsrs std
probibition unb ssgtp Trou4
iiiminrtht unb fit SSus "a !
III itimmen. Gs ipurbt b,iApHtn(f
Der Yurobe iinb WaFsnperIdiQml
am nrtiica 9fbrb ppIla6hliq Ne&
nebmen. Die WlitsIieber perfan
ii6 an isnsm Qlbenb I'm balb
llbr in RcsBs Gale.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-28

CRUELTY is Characteristic OF Romanie
nations. Teutonc nations are stern but
not cruel. A charge of cruelty against
American Soldiers would be repelied
with disdain because everybody knows
that cruelty ia absent from the Ameri-
can mind. 1t is the same with Germans.
We have an unimpeachable witness in
Lord Roberts who only recently said'
We have been unjustly charged with
cruelty in the Boer war and ought
therefore not believe the tales about
German cruelty.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-28

Wenn bic probibition asidla'
aen pirD mag mir nit geitimmtheit sr'
irarteu, aber cine muder6ufts gsgtsla'
tur aeipGblt pirb, 10 lam bieie tros'
bem 9robibition eirfiibren. Sas gu
perbiiten, 1T Der 3tped beg Some Rule-
Announcements. 0arum iollte Seoer
bafiir ftimmen. 9lber pobl gemertt:
Gs aeniiat ni6t, bios fir Some Hule
su itimmen, man muB aua aesen
8robibition itimmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-28

Su bieier 3.it Der SsH'ps'
renalsrci unb oes Osutidenbaifes muB
Zen Seuti1en ales baran selssen ietn,
bic Dffentli9en aemter nit Wtdnnern
beiest su ieben, bic. auf Der bsutiden
Seitc iteben gu biei.n sehort Der
republitaniIhe 8eperber I'm oas
Gountp S9aBmeiitsrs amt, Serr
Gbos. 6. Cooper, unb auBerosm
lit er Elm iebr fGbiser unS grunSebr-
liher Mann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-28
alne bex 0eriAtsb6fett.
ebefdeibunsst tGdIIs

Sufie Cola min bon 2bomas
70. Cola, ben iis am 13. Suni 1905
hsiraibets, ssi9isb.n isin, neil CT faf.
nj. fir 4. unb feline orei aiuosr &c
iorst, fie brutal bsbonbelt unb oft
ibr aebtn bebrots bat. Des DeitsreR
fiibri fs an, bab sr am Is. Januar
1918 tpGbreno ibrer tempordr.n abs
ipefenbsii bic 6auseinridtung pertaufi
unb Iie ale i'm Stia geIaiien babe.
@raceadrftns bat ibrsn 9ate
ten gbarlss 2artins. ben 4. am 90.
RoDember 1912, a!s fie erit 16 Sabre
aft mar. beiratbsis, ipegen 0i6tper'
iorsuns uno neil sr lie Dor a4i Wlo'
natsn i'm Gtid gslaiien bat, auf Steis
buns p.rilagi.
gbna Duball reihte duf bic
Sheibungsiloge ibrss Gattsn 6enrp
Is. DupalI cine gesenilaae Elm. neil
er he am 81. Suni 1910, naaosm er
ibre griparniFe Bis auf fiinfsis Gents
pereeubst. i'm Siid s.ldiien bate.
Mnna o. StedIs, btreH Gdtte
Walter 9. Sieale iie I'm September
1913 I'm Sid s.laiien bat. rsidts
cine Sdeibunsstlase elm. Die geiben
bsiraibeten am 1S. Siptember 1911
Wilbelmina aouiie 6ns
Iebes, qeb. Sammann, bic ii9 am 8.
December 1913 nit Robert Sliber
Snsbes perbeirdtbsis, min BON btmiels
| Ben aef4iebsn fem. Gie fiihrt on, bab
er fat ME fit lie ssforgt unb an4 bic
arbeit ssbabi babe. efm 81. auguit
1914 babe jie ibn peronIabt, fih mad
yaeu Britain, Conn.,. gu bsseben, I'm
bort cine StelIs ~ ibernebmen uno
baB iie ibm Ipdter folsen ipiirbe. Stit
Der 3sit babe f. nidts mshr Don ibm
ssb5rt.
W1arp Gbith Mab, bic als
offi,ieIe Gtsnosrapbiittn i'm geridtss
aebalibe beT9dftist IN, ipurbe aui
gruno bon glidtbsrforguus unb brus
ialer Bebonbluns bon ibrem Soften
Games s. Wap, ben iie i'm Sabre
| 1900 ae6eiratbst bate, s,IhisosH. Map
bate cine Rsplii einssreitht. fporin er
| Die aeaen i'm erbobensn BefhuIbiduns
gen perneints. bod fpurbe biefer Gins
lpan6 fiir unbeariinbsi erfldri.
Wtasn pfli4iperno6lGfiiauns unb
neil iis Jpn i'm Suli 1914 perldifei
bat ipin Spbn s. pioii BON Glfie
giott, bic CT am 25. Rop,mber 1913
ssbeiratbet boi. sdtisoen fein.
gerIans,naIimsnte.
GarabRirbp bat ibren Gaitea
gfpbert 80. airbp, paitor Der gritea
9apitfien Rirde, nit benz iis fid am
| 1S. Ropember 1895 psrbsiratbsts. ipes
gen g2ihtperforsung uHb brntalsr Be
banbluns auf 3abiuns DON alimenten
perilast. Gie rndbte uuttr dnperem
aeltenb, bab sr of 1agslang bonn Saus
| Re fort ssblisbsn lei uno ibr. als iis
ion bariiber sur Rsbe fisIIts, srildri
babe, bdB q isbt erft fein eebsns
Sbsal .nt6.di bdtis unb i.ins Seit NIT
bieism perbrinss.
ella 3. Butler itrenete staer
itren gatten Sames .. Butler. Der
ne am 16. sdnuar 1899 bsiraiheis,
cine alimsnisnilaas an. Sn btrfsIbel
fiibri re an. bob er iie felt Sdbrsr
lDuna4IdfFst unb mibhdnbslt unb IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-28

Staoirat9 smifglieb Saipber bon
Der sipsiten Warb, bate nit ieiner ses
aen giirsermsiiter Spiesd seri9teten
RsioIutiou, aeIiern i'm StaDtratb teiH
@liid.Gr milbte fi6 nit eiirrenDOrien
Iae,n IaiIen, b1B ss ii4 nur I'm pos
IitiIte Gpissslfeaterei banble unb
bsr 9lntras purbs prompt auf ben
5ii6 asIsgt. Tieies ssihob nit %
oegen nsuH SiimmeH. oenn nit
Sappsr itiHtmien aGt isiner bemotrar
tiiftn Goaegen.
8iiraermsiffer Gpiessl, Dem cine
gl6i6tift bes Mntrngs pptb.r Sueeitellt
iuorttu mar, battle bem Stabtrotb ios
fort cine @Htuorf geiaubt, in tpel9er
bic g.bauptungen Sdppsrs ab dbfurs
bum sefiibrt ipurDen, ioipcbl bssiisIif
Der 9ebauptung, bnb Der 8iirssrmei.
iier perI6i.bsnsn 8iirgerpereinignng,n
ni@ bic gaplinTdte @ustunft iibtr
bic 9erpenpane Der @elber eegsben
hattie, bic man burh bic ertraiteuers
umlase gu srIangen hcfft, iopie be-
siiallt bes Dom 9iirsermsiiter btnuss
ten glutomobiIs, bns Serrn Sapper
bic glaftruR gu rauben fdeint.
Satpper hattie betanntlih austunft
Sariitsr Derlonat. Darum Der 9iire
oermeiIter Sci ben eegentpdrtigsu
i6Iedten 3eiten iif Elm gluiomcbil
babe taufen Iaifen nnb Der Wanor
faiie Diefe yraas burd Gin S6reibtn
bes qoli,.itef GppslaH beantiportet.
in ipelaem, ipie bsreiis ausfiibrIih
in oieIen SpaIt.n berihtst, bardui
tiuaepieIen fpurbs, bab Der 8iirgers
m.,fter fib abfolut iein 4utomobil
fir i.ineH eignen 0tbrdHa angts
idofft, fonbsrn nur ab anb gu ein
9lutomobil btuubt, bns bem poli5ei'
oepartemeut geb0rt unb poH bielsrn
Depattemnt ebeHfaas gebrauHt ipirb.
Der poIisei6ef mdhte ferner baruni
oufmertiom, bab bitfe Mui4ine nod
aus Der porisen Naturalization bers
,,sammt unb bnmdls fir ben gIolissi'
def anaefdafft fpnrbe. Der araft'
ipaasn ertpiss iiG isbOd fiir ben fOrt'
pabrsnbentgebrdud 81 foftipislis nrt
baraufbin tpurbt Dor ilrSem fur pen
Oebrauh bes poli5eihefs Elm bili'
serer unb Ieidttrer araitipagsn se
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-28
Americas Opportunity.

The latest lssle oil ,,EVerybody pun
fishes views on the restoration OF lasting
universal peace. which are quoted ap
proyingly By other papers. The noble
task is assigned to the American nation
to evolve a plan that will induce all
nations OF the world TO live henceforth
in love and friendship with each other.
How this grand and praiseworthy idea
IS to be realized, ,,Everbody" does not
say, at least not with such precision
that line OF action can be discovered.
But we think We can furnish a possible
suggestion TO attain the ideals con.
ceived by Everybody. u is an ancient
maxim Of philosophy that We must look
for the causes Of an evil TO find the
remedy and on such examination We
shall find that the present war was
brought on by the inordinate desire OF
expansion, partly from criminal ambi'
tion, partly from wish to expand
commerce. The greatest malefaetor is
Russia. She occupies territory far above
her need. But for all that she sends
out her grasping tentacles in every di-
rection. She has penetrated into Central
A sia, she has robbed China OF northern
Manchuria and would have absorbed all
China but for the intervention OF ia
pan, not from benevolent motives but
from an equal desire of assimilation.
Russia has besides penetrated into Per-
sia and il was her intention TO obtain
supremacy in South Eastern Europe,
with the final object to reach out for
Constantinople and TO annex the greater
part ofAustria, which has brought on the
present war. France has absorbed all
Southern Asia and the greater part Of
the African coast, and England, with
whom annexation was always a passion,
has taken Egypt, southern Persia and
claims a kind of preemptive right on
Central China. Such incessant robbery
makes for war. This greed might be
stopped by an unanimous agreement
among all nations that annexations
must henceforth cease, otherwise new
conflict will arise from the desire TO
despoil Turkey OF the territory that she
has saved out OF the wreck Of her last
war and from the partition Of China. II
is proper and fitting for the United
States, to take the lead in this move
ment, which might fulfill the desire OF
everlasting peace, for the reason that
she has all along advocated this policy,
which is known under the name ~ the
open door. That China has so far
escaped from national extinction IL prin-
cipally due to the American nation that
has held a protecting hand over her and
kept 50 far those two wolves, Russia
and Japan, at distance. Germany has
supported our efforts in this direction
and will be found in the future a re.
liable champion of weak and oppressed
| nations. Inc ninerNah anu t"e ''lni"i'
policy coincide in the endeavor TO build
up backward notions without the aid OF
the sword, by introducing among them
the arts Of peace and assisting them in
their cultural development An instane
in point is the Bagdad railroad, trayer-
sing Turkish Asia, which was originated
| by Germany and is now in the process
Of construction with the assistance Of
German and French capital. it stands to
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-28
Die grobibitioniiten iii

Die grobibitiO ten III
cen tpifentlih unb abiidtli6, penn ils
iasen. oab bag SOme Rule.qmenoe'
ment ale Mabreseln sur 3ontrol1'
runa Der @irthidaftsu auFhehH MIR
be. 0ieie bIstbsn nd6 tpie DOR bette,
ben. Das Some RulelImenbemeni
perbi.tst nur Der 2sgisletur, Yrohrb1'
ton auf legisIatirem @eae einSufibrtr
nnp furbert, bab bic 2GnbbeDObnsI
nidts Bel 2ocaI Option.G .Gbftimmun
oen in StGotsn breiu au reben baber
ioQen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-28
@eSadltnisidJwnnb.

Cine ung.fdbr 26 Sabre alts Irau,
bic am gebattniBidipunb Ieiot. fanb
lid, aeftern Ratmittds TN Gbriit Sos
ipital elm. Die 5rau fonnts pebtr
ibren ysamen uo6 ibrs' aoreHe anse.
ben. Die poIisei ipurbe bena4ri4s
fiat. bod, 1T Der gebSrbe teine perior
ala permibi asmslb.t. onf fpelae bic
anasoebene 8eI9rsibuns pabi.
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m.ter 30. 0urr, Der rspubIi.

qeter W. Durr, Der repuoli'
taniIhe aanbibat fir Gountp'Auol'
tor. iouts bic Stimme einss lepen
0eutIden erbalten. Gr itsbt, fple oas
als Islbitp.rItdnolih aelten lam. IN
ieber Sinii1t auf Der beuti4en Se'te
unb 1T Elm griinbliber aennsr Des
Steuerpeiens, pie bas fir ietn Imt
iluentbebrli6 1T uno bat fi6 itets als
Elm pflidteetreusr Yeamter eriptslsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-28

Rad isb.m beutihsn 9orbrin'
o.n pirb am nGtiteu Gag. in ben eng.
liiben 3eitunssn nit flammenosr
sdrift per,iinoet .D.utidIanbs Dor.
mari6 uufsebalten." Sb oas gosheit
uno lnperitanb 1T, ipolleH mir MIDI
entfheiben. 9t6er iebem perniinfttssn
WenI6eu lit flor. bub bic beuti4en
sruppen ni6t i'm SturmIauf aipsl
Miaioneu Soloaten iiber ben 5aufsu
renneu t0nnsn, ionbern ibren Dor
marid, ii6 idritttpeiie ertdmpfen mil
fen, bis bur9 ben lansen aampf be'
sSeinb miirbe oelporben 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-28

Die Transofen bebaupten
tros bes 8iDsripruds Der beutidsn
Resierune. bob elm oeutider Seneral
gefebl s.geben babe, fransDiiide 9e.
fangene su .ridieben. Sas alaubt
ibnen Niemanb, Der bic Deutiden
fennt uHb Der ettpas Don beutiaer
8issiplin peiB. Srauiamteit III ein
8urpurf, Der ben Oeutiaen niemals
gema9t pOrbeu lit. Das Iiegt nidt
i'm beutfden &arattsr. Gra,famtsit
1T elm Raraftersug Der romaHif6en
gdtiunen unb nit beutither Sissiplin
1T es unoertrGglid, oaB Elm IpIaer
Yefe6l erldiien piirbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-28

IN Der frmmenben Wabl
huben bic girder aud iiter cine Stelt'
ererb6buna fir itdptiihs uno Sdul'
slpede abauftimmeu unb nj. boffen,
baB Der 2uihlda betpiaigt piro, on
er Elm Drinaenbes 8sbiirfHib 1T. 9on
elmer uun0tbigsn gelaitura Der giirser
III teine Reos. Die 9orcni4Iaqe iino
r. niebrio aebalten, als uur mOali4.
81. We6rausgaben erae6en iih aus
perI6ieben.n lIrfa6en, bic cScbem elm.
Ieu6ten iperben. Sn 2anfe tsr Sabre
niibt iih alles ob, Die TeueripriBen,
bic G6lGuhe. bic observation-disclosures.
mdf6inen ufp. Siefes dlte MateriaI
mub erneuert iperoen unb ba bic BIS
ksriaen Gteuersinnutmen fir oiefen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-28
Qofal Beri9t.
Der Staotrat6
Staotuatcr Sa,uper nit Icinen I'm
sriiieH ami Den Siiracrmsiiter
abgeblipt.

5eine sebdTistn Int'a8s Ipurben
auf ben siib asIsst. - er mubt.
fid ias.n IaHtn. bab sr pcIitiiAs
SpisFelfeti,rs: trsibt. - Burger
m,iItsr episgtI iibs,ionot, Ssm
etabtrotb cine obiOIui bsfrisoigsns
b. antpOrt auf bic ansriff. SaiDs
bers. - gonbaassabs fur 8ti4df.
rjsnns Der 9lrbeitsIOisu pafirt. -
Common 9lsass@sridi ioa graHs.
f.rierung DON gonOs ianitioniersn.
- Die nd&ite Stabtratbsfisung
1T am Wittpo9 iOmmsnber Wode.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-28

I'm bic leibis. Gttrdntefrass
aug Der politit ausaui4alt.n, gibt es
feiu anbereg Mittel, als bic paiIirung
bes Some Rule amenb.ments. Wenn
RE giiraer nit Me1rhsit ertldrt habtn.
bas lie BON Der prohibition nidts
piiien polen. bann perbsn bic probt,
bittpniIten nidt mebr bic politit mrt
ter 9etrGntefraae perlpirren fOnnen.
@uberbem erfiillt bas 4menoement elm
@s6pt Der Gerecatieteit unb bes Grin
stps Der Gelbitbsrtpaltuns, baB Die
Gnt'heiDuna iber bic @etrGntefrase
in einer Wsunisipalitdt nur Oeni.ui.
q.n auff.ben iolI, bi. in Der Munisi'
palitdt anfGiiin iinb unb nidt Den.
jrnjecn. bic bort ubicIut ni4ts su ia.
o.n 6aben. 9eshalb itimmt ges.n
9robibitton unb fir 5ome Rule.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-17
Senator Cove
 DenOunCes Tale
 Of Imbrobyieties

OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. l6.-De- Eouncing the allegations as an in famous lie" United States Senator Gore from the witness stand de- clared today that the charges of improper conduct, the basis of the S50000 damage suit against him, were the invention of disappointed office seekers intended to bring him into disrepue and wreck his chances for re-nomination. Mrs. Minnie Bond, the plaintiff in the suit. alleges that Gore attacked her in a Washington hotel.
 T knew they had framed up on me- the Senator told the jury q
 told Dr. Earp when he called at my office on the day following the oc- ourrence, I would see him in hell be- fore l would make terms with him. At no time, either in my office, or ir my hotel did I offer Mrs. Bond any improprieties or attempt to take advantage of her.
 Senator Gore was on the witness stand the greater part of the day. When he concluded several witnesses were called to corroborate previous testimony for the defense and hefore the court adjourned attorneys for the senator announced their case was closed. After several witnesses tes- t.fy in rebuttal tomorrow, the argu- ments will begin.
 Senator Gore was a willing wit ness and seemed unperturbed. Mrs. Gore sat with the counsel of the sen- atGr and frequently whispered sug- gestions.
 Reviewing his acquaintance with Mrs Bond, Senator Gore told Of meeting her in an Oklahoma City hotel when her husbands candidacy | for the post of internal revenue col ] lector here was first preached. At the time Senator Gore said he told her the position had been promised ! to another man, but he asserted that
 she persisted, coming to Washington ! last spring to urge his appointment. 1 On the day of the alleged attack. 1 the senator testified, Mrs Bond asked him to meet her at a hotel, as she was prepared to leave for 1 Oklahoma City. At the hotel Mrs. ! Bond escorted him to a room where,
 after she received telephone mess :
 age, the senator said. she seized him
 by the hand and fell over on the | bed Just at that time. according to
 the senator, T. E. Robinson Kirby 1 Fitzpatrick and James R. Jacobs
 unsuccessful applicants for federal
 patronage. appeared in the doorway
 T freed myself the senator con-
 tinued, and demanded to know what it meant
 Mrs. Bond replied that she didn't want Bond to know about it.
 realized then that l had been made a victim of a conspiracy"
Arizona republican., 1914-02-17
PROSPECT GOID FOR EXTENDING
 REPAY|NG TIME
President Orme of Water Users Returning Soon from Washington With
 Strong Hope of Success for His Present Mission.

After conferences and hearings V ith congressional committees anG heads of departments unGer Frank lin K. Lane. President Orme of the Salt River Valley Water Users as sCciation. who is now in Washington OH business connected with the eX- tension of time for the repayment of project costs will return home, leav- ing Legal Adviser G. D. Christy to watch the legislative pot until the proper brew is done, and the de- nlands of tine farmers are granted.
 This information was conveyed in the following telegram received by Secretary C. A. Van der Veer of the Water Users association yesterday.
 We appeared before senate com mittee today. Another meeting Mon day. Consultation called with secre- tary and commission Tuesday upon bill. Orme leaves for home We'd nesday night Christy will stay un- til bill and other matters are ar ranged Everything looks promising.
 It is with great hopes of success that MT. Orme is returning to Phoe- nix In a previous communication to The Republican, it was stated that the house subcommittee on a time extension bill was composed of men who were not only friendly to the Salt River and other western proJ- ccts but had a certain large fund oi intimate knowledge with the altalrs of the water userS.
 The subcommittee IS composed ol W. R. Smith of Texas, Carl Hayden of Arizona and Frank w. Mondell oi Wyoming.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-17

pletion of the work in the other cities, as the tax commission feel that it is vital that the properties in all the other cities be as carefully appraised as Phoenix will be after the installation of the Somers system in this city. MT. Stafford reports a growing interest in the use of the Somers unit system of realty equalization in a number of the California cities and anticipates that there will be a number of them install ling the system in the near future.
 Below is a tabulation of the per centage values of the inside frontage on all the blocks in the above named district, prepared for the Republican by William Young, the Somers system expert in charge of the work of com putation. It will serve as an indica- ton of the probable valuations to be placed on the frontage for taxation purposes. Tt must be understood' said Mir Young last evening that these are not the final figures The commit tee has not completed it's work on the section of the city under consideration, and after the committee has finished Continued on Page Seven.)
Arizona republican., 1914-02-17
LeWis WYecks His Mason Cay Trying
 Out For Cup Race
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LOS ANGELES, Feb. 16.-DaVe Lewis an entry in the Vanderbilt cup race, while driving fifty miles an hour practicing on the Santa Monica course. lost control of his machine. which dashed into crowd near the Soldiers Home at Saytelle, killed one and In- jured five including himself and three women. Louis Smith. a veteran. was the one who was killed
 The car turned over pinning Lewis underneath, he was slightly injured; the mechanican, E. R. Arnott, was thrown clear and is believed to be hurt internally.
 Mrs. A. w. Pipe of Montana, tour ist was slightly hurt. All three were taken to hospitals. The others injured were two unidentified girls and were slightly hurt.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-17
PROBE BODY DIVIDED
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But Democrats Have Ma .jority; Republican Ob- lection Overrlled and Strike Data Admitted; "Mother" Jones.
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HANCOCK, Colo, Feb. 16.-Con- gressman E. T. Taylor of Colorado, chairman of the congressional com mittee investigating the copper min CTS strike. overruled today the ob- lection of two republican members of the committee and admitted in evi- dence the report made several months ago by Alfred J Murphy, special investigator. who was sent to the copper fields by Governor Ferris of Michigan.
 After the hearing closed for the day. MT. Taylor said the democrats had majority in the committee. even if one member were absent. and made the ruling accordingly, he said. The republicans objected to the ad- mission of the report on the ground that the information on which the investigator based his conclusions committed
 The strikers closed their case on one subject of inquiry the causes leading up to the conditions that are alleged to exist, and tomorrow expect to begin the introduction of witnesses to show that the constitu- tional rights of citizens have been invaded
 Robert LauX, a miner, who said he had worked in the mines in Tough ton, Ontanoga and KeeWanaha coun- ties, complained against the contract system, under which he said it was impossible for a miner to make a fair average wage If he did well on one contract, the witness said the miner would be cut on his next one He said the companies did not want a miner to make more than SIP to
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