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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-22
&lati@ uirb bementiert
gaibpr's Sub ansebIid Elm nneIif.
lifer Safnll.

Baltimore, %. Sing. -
g. 9fofeItine 8aibor. elm IN biefigen
@eieqi6aftsfreiien promine1ter
Oeann, itnrb in ieirtem 3on6bous
nabe Cambridge, 800, on ben SOL
gen bon ShuBnintben, bic er W6tt.
mod abello erIitten botte. Seine
8attin 1T iiber ben 8erliif ibres
Nonnes 70 eebrodGL bob Die ger5te
Inn ibr 9e6eit ii6 Grtgitigen. Sruu
9oibor lit Sie geidtebene 9rnu beg
Sept Siooc g. guerion uno bic
Wutter Ser Sroi slIfreo O. @orrber.
bilt. @eriihte, bnB iif @dfbor IN
ieIbialloroerii6er Ib1iht perIeet bot.
te, miro BON Der Sainilie beitritten.
Bel Ser Seimfebr BON Der sSugo ion
iid Die iSlinte 5ufGllig er,tloben bo-
ben. SSraii 8oibor tpeilte 5ur 3eit
bes l1nfollcs ndt Meilen entfernt
BEL ;Sreun0en.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-22
Sier fanben Tlammentoo.
Grpluiiun elmer eampe fiibrt sit
grano eines Snrmbanies.

2acroffe, @is., %. slug. -
@ier Yerionen iino infoIge Der gr.
pIoiion elmer 9anpe i'm Sarnbals
bon Sbonlos Strnigbt. nabe bier,
tot. Die Opier nnren 9apio Sbo-
mas, iein iehs Sabre alter Sobn
iti1b bic 3ipei &inoer BON Serrn uno
,srou Straiebt. 9os 5eiier brad
aus, ip6breno Strnigbt lHto ieine
@attin auBer Saus noren. Seimge.
fommen, selone es Struisbt, zines
Der Sbontos 8inber 5li retten.
Sbomns brane MN IN bns Sous,
bod ebe ct bic &fnoer retten fonnte,
Die iid I'M 5tpeiten Stodperf befon.
oen, itiirate bns Do6 Elm uno beeruh
Die pier Opfer.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-22
6eordn9te ueberiiAt iiber
Ole Sage.

I'm bic Spte Der bensn 1teberdt muf geen pben, baf
bic Senen tien gee nno ben @paeen ue ui3iea an
pbne Gnsbeten nad abngton gemeoef uo gGnseuDen
Seg baben. an bari m n barber unnbern, Dat
oeer Sies 10 aun eemebet mrb. Senn Die 0ntn prablen
ut na bernbmen Wnirm, onbn iasen bic @abrbt in id
ten nnb nrsen &prten Die gadrf baR lie gre beee baben
ieben @prten beanb. Nus ben &prn yuiden k nnb ben
@ogeen eint berbor5ngeen baf 6 m zines or bsber
nblien %urgefe I'M GaR pnhern ein Sdadt nber eine
srpke 6ront gebanSelt bat.
an halt bafn BAT Sentidanb bic ssurSernnaen upan
eu matmm ablebmen wirb nub allies uree funsentriert @
Ieb Saran apan tim urb Termnd mro Dfprt Slag
gesen ap San gefnbrt nerben Surd amerfani @ermitt
nng tit inpane 8eiGftstrGgr Berlin bantragt prben
Berlin sn peraen bis morgeu, Sunntag l1br nadmittag
@ein Se feline beme Intuurt anf bas 1lltmatmm bOrle
gen ipate.
Sn gelsien brinsen bic Senen naf GpnbDner Seden bic
geu nidt benIiremnbld gebaten nS nnambaam Hidt
nnr babn e grm bees ipnbern anf Client Sic ie6en
Inupen, bieRen Namur unb fummn be6rube NG5e Der
SGbte grgge nnb Senbe Srpbbem prb ams0iden Gne
len gemelbe ba @ bic y&pnsntraipn" merpen prbnnngs
gem1f buDgen babe nn0 oaf Der 0e begifn Srnppen
mer gleid snt iei
gam rabrt pisiea 9onbpn, bne General eemam, Der
&oger Der Sorts Snt oils &riegsgefangener Der Sent
fen in &Dln meilt.
Ct Teersbmrs melbet baf Die rndn @reen bean lGmss
Der Semn mmS D 0rensen egred burbrinsem furstt
Diee 8efangene MAIDEN nno Geidbnte erbenten.
Ins Nd MIN sum pierteu berel6e n6ermGaube"
Ss nber Die Ceerrer semelbet Gs emt baf Die Serbem
ons ErnSip aben Nngen biermal mieoerpen, oant
tbnen menigtens etnmal glanbt.
Cine Barrier 3tnns nia rabren bnbn, baf in pGteens bier
Sosen bic Wobifermng in an pofamiert uerben pirb SIS
mirS ieoodD nid geast segen iuen Saen mobtlthert
Ins Intprpen erfabrt 9pnbun, bak bic 9entn
prngld n bic Ibif atten, gr1 ntt beett bnen, bnF
e aer lire gmteu sednbert babn ba Der Stabatmer bic
Der Sabt anfereste ariesspntbnpn 40 Waunn Dollar
Eidt beSablen mule
Sapan Oer6anste rense 5ennr Hber uae aubSepden
nnb naf einem 9unbe
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-22
EriegS-
na(6ri(6ten.
(No6 S6llb Der gfeboftion einee.
trofien.)

Yaris, %. glug. Sffi5ieG ipuroe
bier ongefiinoigt, ooB Die Geittiden
ben 8iirgerneiitcr uno cine slrtsobI
bon ginpobnern Der bclgiihen Stdbt
9leri6ot erfdoifen baben. Die Sin.
.rihtltng erfolete obne ieOe Tropofa-
tion, beiBt es in Der 0cpeide.
Can Sroneisco, Gol. % glug
Iuf gefcbl beg Sf,oen11tes m WoIh.
ington muroen Dem 0nrnpfer Mo3ot-
Ian bic &Iarieritnespapiere pertpei,
CERT. Ger Gon1pfer lit oeltides 81.
geiltrn uno lit nit 9oblen belooen
Die pom hieiigen beliti6en &oniilldi
81 oem3 3ipede gefouft tpuroeft, tie OH
bpber See an gor0 oes oeuti6er
8reii5ers 9eip5ig 81 bringen
Ger Oonipfer nnuB bier bleiben
biz oie Reeieriing iiber Die in 8e.
tra6t ofrnnenoen Heufrnlit1tsfroaen
erti6ie6en bot.
2orbon, %. glug. Sn elmer
Oepeide aus slnriterbom meIoet Der
aorreiponbent Der Gailp Woil, oof
oeutihe lllonen in Der H1be Der boil
IGnoiihen @ren5e bel gsidlen, is
WeiIen norblid) bon 9lnttperpen
seitern noantittos uufgetai4t iino
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-22
9lmerifaner in 9enti6z
lanb 10 iider wie
tn Mmerifa.
So erflGrt amtlif Der gerlinsr ame-
rifanii6e yOtidaftcr. =
&miien nrelbem, baf iie iicsrei6 iiber
Die 8renSe riifen.
Sapnns SutidJnfter in Berlin In
itrlriert, a65nrciien,
@enn ons fltimatnm tnrpgen 4 11br
nn6uittag nnbenntiuortet tit.
Sapaner bolen uffenbar snm Sdlase
segen Siau Sidau ans.
@enn bas 1tltinatnm nirpgen 4 llbr
uadmittag nIrbenntiuortet lit.

9on6cn, %. 4ng. 9lus st.
Betersburg meloet Der Sorreipon.
bent oes @euteri6en Bureaus, 0uB
Der nllgemeine ruiiii9e @ormarid)
iotpobl gegeit 9eitti6lan0 ais nudJ
gegen Oelterrei6-llngarn iid obne
llnterbrehung poll5iebe Gin gro.
bes acknowledgement Der Horoarmee.
bos geitern itnttfanb, iei elm idlperer
S6lag fir Die 9entihen getpeien.
IDiatifer fperfen 9onlben IN Die
oelitifen 8eri6an3rngen urt0 aiii
milit1riIde Sebdii6e.
9rei 0it..iine. 9lrtneeforps. beiBt
es fpeiter, iirb nif oem ierbiiden
ariegsi4oiiplos beldaftigt. Sic
ieien eir1gefeilt i'm Sole. no ii6 Die
iSliiiie 9rino uno ,SaOal uereinigen.
9Sn einen Sample, Der pier Gage
iu1brte, b1tter Die Serben 60 otter.
reifiite Geifiise erbcittet.
WarfeiIIes, Sranfreid, %.
Nlua. Inter BEN franjoiii6en Ser
muroeten. Die bierbergcbrnd]t ipiir.
ocn. befinoet lid ein Solbot, Der in
9utbringen gefdmpft bat uno Die @r.
buItling ieines 9ebens einer fleinen
9iiIte 0es aaiiers @ilbelm Der.
Sonft. Gr botte tic in elmer Sdule
on iid] genonInen ltno i'll ieinen
Sorniiter aeitedt. @inc oeittffe &u.
acl. oic i'm traf. 8eridn1etterte Den
aopf Der 9iiite irlo 10 muroe oas
9Sroieftil abgeIeflft uno iiigte Dem
SoIoaten MIR cine leifte @unoe 5ii.
(0enn aber Der Mfonn I'M SorniIter
aetroffen rpuroe, mar er nligenihein.
lih oitf ser fSludlt. Innn. 3. ~
0oris, %. glng. Hrinj 2oiiis
bon Meonoeo. per1iionierter Saiipt.
mann Der ofrifnniifen leidter &ei-
terei. bat iid3 Inn @ieoeraufnobnie
in ben frorl5oiii6en 9ienit berporben
uno uuroe Dem @enernlitab 5itge'
teilt.
Ssn Toris lit Sos 9eben 9egenmdr-
tia o6normol biIlig. SIeiidl bat Den
nieoriaitcn Treis ieit 20 SSohren rnS
i'm 3entrolnrarft NOR aeItern Se'
miiic rcifIih porboroen uno uerbGlt.
,tisnldBig binig. (Somit brai6en
ia sic Tron3oicn mir INNER arieg
III fiibren, Inn biqie au leben anm.
! R.) .aA.ls.zAA.a.--
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-22
SpOrDplal1 itiir5t ins
@afer.
Srpille @rigbt nnb 9e1ttn. @bitinp
in Grtrinfnngsgefabr.

9apton O., %. slug. Srpile
@right. Der 9Sionier inter ben ome-
rifuniid1en 9lpiatifern, uno 9eltn.
@hiting BON Der 9unoes-0lurine
entgingen geitern nit fnopper gtot
oem grtrinflingstooe, OILS Elm Sporo.
plan, in Dem lie fiibren, brah iinb lie
in oen Mioni-SIuB mari. Sic maren
bereits mehrere @inuten geflcger
oIs Elm iSIiigel Der 0laidinc bra6.
Sur5eit befanben Tie iidl 80 SSu Biiber
ocm Grobooen uno bie 0foidine fiel
plosliH in ben sSliib. 8eioc 0t1n'
ner fonnten lid aus ben Sriimmern
roi6 befreien unb ans 2ono idlpim'
men.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-22
Gtneral 2eman, belgii@tr &om.
mambant bon 2iitti9, gefangen.

Ynris, %. slug. Gin Sofal.
6lutt bei9rcibt ben Gin;ug ser Gert-
idlen in griiiiel uno bebt nls nif-
iolefto beionoers berpor, bnB Die
einmori6ierenben Teuti6eit etlDa
bltnoert glutomo6ile nitiil6rten, Die
nit Mni6inengelpebren arnllert
tporen.
SSn elmer anoeren 9ei6reibung
0es @in5ugs miro ersdblt, oub 5lpei
6elgiide Sffi5iere, OH Die Steigbigel
BON &opn1eriiten gefeiielt, ge5tpun'
gen fpuroen, oen gin5ug in oie Staot
mitsumohen. 9ariiber mar Die Be-
o0Iferiing riefig erbittert SSrn iibri-
ger ober 5eigten Die 9riiifeler groBe
SeI6itbeberridung.
Sffijien miro n1iteeteilt, oaB Die
@onserttrieriing Der belgiide1l Sritp-
pen Inn 9lnttperpen IN gutter Sro-
nitng ousgefiibrt tpurbe uno bob Der
@eiIt Ser beIgiifen Soloatel1 ni4t
geIitten babe.
oosn einer W1elSung aus Goralles,
Ssranfreid). miro beridtet. oaB eill
unqenannter oeutiher 8eneral uno
500 Mailn. unter 0enen iid] biele
glI6iier befanben. aiif Dem @ege
nofl Dem 3etinieriingslnger bcgrif-
ZEN noren, oIs es inter ibnen infolge
elmer 0isfuflion iiber ben &rieg 5lt
elmer Rauferei fam. Webrere Der
ariegsgefongei1en puroen bertpun-
BET, ebe es gelang, Die Honfenoen
Observation-Disclosures.
2on6on, p. 9lug. Ser Intiter.
banner 9orreiponoent 6es &euter.
idlen Bureaus ienoet iiber Die Gage
in 9iitti6 foleenoen 9erift elm, Den
er aus 0ein ROTTERDAM Gouro1t ent.
nomnlen bot uno Ser oieiem 9latte
pom &prreiponbenten in Otaaltri6t
5ugcgangen lit:
,glus eihen1 Tripatbauie alI Dem
Gmoi oes Yedeurs lpurOc geltern auf
Die 0eutl6en Sol1nten ein SfuB ob-
aeieucrt. 2os tpor fiir Die Oeiltibe
8eiotng ein Signal, ioiort nit Dem
9onlburoement umo nit 9ranoltif'
tilng 5u beginner. Isle b1tten lth
nobl trot ltrenger Narming Den
S6ub rubig gefallen lniien lolen?
slnm. 3. ~ 3nnn5ig 8duler BON
9iittif puroen bon ben Oeltiden
aeritort unO bic 8elpobner bon 5ebn
onoeren S1uiern fpitroen getotet.
9luber Der &rieesfontributlon bon
,ebn O1inionen Collar, Die Der Staot
9iitti6 ouierleet wuroe, baben Die
Seutiden Die Staot nod nm meitere
sipei NeiIlionen gebranoldast, oie lie
Sen peri6iebenen Eripatbailfen emit
nobmen. 9ie 9iirger fpiiroen ouf.
aeToroert, ibre @affen ubdiilieferrl
lmo gleid3eitig puroert Die Sdueril
einaelooen, oif ibre @iithen 5iiriid.
sitfebren uno Die Grrtte ein5ubeim'
len. Oas 9eben Ser SSreinoen IN
9iittih lei in @efabr. iino 0o piele
!Son1n0er IN 9iittid] leben, bat Die
bollGnoiide Hegiering YtaBregeln
su Seren Shut ersriffen. Ger &or.
reiponoent idliebt feinen 9eridt mil
Der Neitteilune. bob 9srin5 gitel
SrieSrid. Der atpeite &niierio!bn,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-22
SAT- bas gal15e Selgien lit
ppm bemti6en $rlp>
pen beieet>
9eutl@e in &riii1el un6 @6ent,
nabe Mntmerpen, Stenoe
uno &riigge.

9iittif) fpieber berldiien bat.
2on6on, %. slug. Sffi5ieae
9to9ridten aus 9aris geben Gin5el.
beiten on iiber bas Seegefe9t i'm
9loriotii6en Meer, bas sum 8erluit
Ses 0it.-ling. &rieesidifies 9rinpi
fiibrte, oa5 1900 Hegiitertonnen
unO cine 8eiatung bon S57 0innn
batte. Der 3rirDi tpurbe bon eincm
9eidob zines fronj0iiiden Sriegs-
i1iffes eetroffen. Ins @eiflob er-
pIooirte I'M Wfogajin bes getroffeneit
Sdiffes unb bei66oigte es 10 idlper,
baB es innerbalb weriger 0ainuten
ia1f.
gSa ibington, %. Mug. Sie-
iige Sa9nerit1noige in 9lngelegen.
beiten oes S1ternationnlen Redts
erflGren. ooB iie iiber Die Meloung,
Die Geutiden bdtten Der Stabt Brill
iel cine &riegsfontribution BON 40
Niuionen Collar nuferleet, fein llr.
tell abgeben fonnen, ebe ni6t genaue
Nahri6ten oariiber porliegen. Sn
friiberen &riegen mar Die gluferlc.
gllna Iolher &riegsfontribution iib.
lid Bis our glern HapoIeons, Der
ielbit oem Yapit cine iolde 9ontlt-
button nuferleate. SpGter ober fam
man BON Dem 9raide ab iino me0er
i'm onerifanii6en 8iirgerfriege, nod
i'm riiiiii6-tiirfiiben, benz oeutid)-
fran50iiifen, oem rliiIiid-iupnniiden
&rieg purbe BON ser l1ebung Sc.
broif gemadt. Die !Soager aon-
BENTON befaBt iid) nit Der @nge.
Iegenbeit in BEN slrtifeIn Sedsrin0.
piersig rTribnteigent1m bari nif]t
foniis5iert per0en", slrtifel Sieben.
lnboier5ig rYIiinberune lit perbo.
ten" ui1o 9lrtifel g3ennunbpierjig,
Der beitinrnlt, bob 9or1tributionen
MIR perIonet fperoen 6iirfcn, ioipeit
lie SIR grbaItiins Der slrnee rno
dur gertpaItiing bes beiesten Gi-
itrifts notipe1tbig iino. Ser slrtifel
Greiiinbfiinf5ig beitirnnt iiberbies,
baB ni6ts peiter genommen peroen
bari, als gorgelb, @ertpopiere ooer
reoliiierbore Sefurit1ten, oieStaats.
eigeiltilm Iinb. Ofan gloltbt, tperin
9euti6lono cine &rieesfontribution
erboben bat, oab es fir Die 9eoiirf-
niiie Ser @rnee uno Der @erpaltlng
oes beietten 9iitriftes nah slrtifel
geununopier5ig mar.
SSn oiplomntiihen uno oifi3ieaen
&reiien eripartet man nit GROCER
Spannung IeutidlanOs 9lnttport
ouf oas l1Itinatum Sapans, oa Die
;Sriit IN ipenigen Stunoen abgelol,.
ZEN iein piro. Sapans llltimatitm
eibt nls leste 6riit iiir Die slnttport
oen Mittag oes %. 9lugiilt OIL, 90
ober cine 3eitbifferen5 BON II Stun.
oen 5ipii6en Berlin ln0 Sofio be.
itebt, 10 tpIroe oie oSriit i6on beute
gegen 7 llbr abeno ablanfen. @enn
alio cine glrttiport bon Geutidlano
iiberbalipt gegeben miro, 10 niibte
iie bereits utteripegs iein.
Die bieiige beutide 8otidnft bot
Biz herte II l1br bornrittag feline
g1adriht bariiber erboIten, mas
TeutihlanbS &lirs iein ipiro. slu1
oas Staatsoeportement ilt obne
gfadri6ten uno IN britiiden, iopa.
niiden ul6 anoeren &reiIen ingt
man bisber nifts. Ntan gloubt, ooB
cine slnttport ourf nnerifaniide
9onGIe seben oiirfte, 10 bnb Ineri-
tas 9otidufter in Sapau, Serr
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-22
umtall BET MntDrennen.
;sabrer nnS Ieflauifer nnf Glsin.
Hennbabn ihiuer perlebt.

CLAIM, 81, %. 9lug. Bel oen
bieiigen Acknowledgement fon es
6eitte gleid na9 Dem Start 81 eiiem
ifneren ltnfan. Spencer 8isbort
lpur>>, idtper oerIest, nI5 ieine Gor
IiG iiteridIue. slut iein Wee9ari-
fer gnorep &olImon tpurbe perIest.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-22

9te eir5ige fdsfio9e oe,sf.
f4e Seitung II, 2Gi8isan.
pec4e Die 9epef4e,r 6er
HR. YreHe 6ristst
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-22
S6arfeS Grbbeben Dcr=
Seid)net.
ssanb in Gntfernnng npn 1900 Mci.
len bon @aIbingtDn ffatt.

gSoibineton, %. glng. Iie
Seismoeropben Der bieiigen George
totpn llniperiit0t ner3eidneten belite
firth elm iebr diaries grobe6en, bns.
iih in elmer Giiian5 BON etluo 1900
Meilen BON @aibington crcisnet ba.
ben mag. @s begann nm 12:49
llbr frub uno 6auerte ~ Dtinutcn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-22

9eioe Nf1nner gerieten iinter Die itill-
geIiiir3te Gar. @isbort befnno iid9
in Der 6iibritng. nls Der ltnfan pui-
lierte.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-22

to arouse a large amount of antagOnism
to the acceptance of your machine. The
truck and equipment, with the exception
Of the frame for the ladders which does
not seem to be strong enough, would
be satisfactory to two members of the
board of commissioners if it would
climb this hill which was agreed upon
as a test when the machine was order
ed. | conferred with Mr.. Burt Of Bos-
ton this morning by telephone and he
referred Us to your company for con
Of this matter.
If your company can arrange to rem
edy the above matters. at least two
out of the three commissioners will
vote to accept the machine and pay for
the same. They realize that the White
machine was equipped with pneumatic
tires when it made the hill, but your
agent was shown the Hill and so the
commissioners announced 10 the people
OF the village that the truck which
had been selected would do all the
stunts which the White truck had done
This was done on the strength of the
representations made by your agent
Would You suggest a wider tire fol
summer use?
Awaiting your suggestions in thu
matter,
l am, very truly yours,
Village Attorney
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-22
AUTO TRUCK
IS CRITICISED
Commissioners Admit That It
Hasn't Fulfilled Agents
Promises
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE MANUFACTURER

John B. Manley Asks Questions of Vii
lage Officials and Expresses His Opin-
ion in Regard to Machine Now on
Trial.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-10

Mrs. Ella Fagg Young says that Chicago women teachers the best dressed in the country
Arizona republican., 1914-03-10

think. on the whole the arranged marriages turn out as well any others. They are generally made by people of the monde" accustomed to the same way of living and the fortunes as nearly alike as possible. Everything is calculated The young couple usually spend the summer with par ehts or parents-n- law in the chateau know some cases where there details about the number of lamps that be lighted in the rooms of the young couple, and the use of the car riage on certain days. I speaking of course of purely French marriages To my American idea it seemed very strange to when I first came to Europe but long residence in a foreign country certainly modffies ones impressions Years ago. when we were living in Rome four sisters before any Of us were married, charming Frenchwoman, Duchess de B., who often to the house was very worried about this family of girls all very happy at home and eontented with their lives It was quite true we danced and hunted and made great deal of music without ever troubling our selves about the future The duchess couldn't under stand it. used often to talk to mother very seriously ' She came one day with proposal of marriages charming man, Frenchman, too young with good fortune, a title, and chateau had Ma dame Kings daughters in the ballroom and hunting field, and would much like to be presented and make his "cour. Which one?" we naturally asked but the answer was vague It sounded curiously impersonal that could hardly take it seriously However. we suggested that the young should come and each one of the four would show off her particular talent. One would play and would sing trather like the song in the children's book. "one could dance and could sing, and could play the violin). and the third the polygot of the family. could speak several languages Mary King Washington in Scrbner
Arizona republican., 1914-03-10
|T= Arizona Republicans Editorial Page

be no interference with the riot Such representa- tons as we made have been received with dis dan by side or the other and the turmoil has continued with the end more nearly visible than it in the beginning.
 If Huerta and Carranza had been made to be- Iieve that there should be restoration of order, there would have been need of intervention and the effect of vigorous policy would have been not only restore tranquility but to preserve it for years come.
 If intervention had however become necessary it would not have been such a serious matter many of have supposed It would have been welcomed by many Mexicans by all who have been harassed by the troubles of the last three years whose hope of the development of their country, has been deferred The armed opposition would have been insignificant.
 The New York Times lately printed some in- terestng information concerning the forces with which would have had to contend, less than one third of per of all the people of Mexico This small number includes every fighting faction all the constitutionaliss all the federals ban ds and the Indians.
 The figures presented by the Times Were gather ed from the latest reports of consular officers showing that the entire federal strength does not exceed 10000 scattered throughout the republic Constitutionalists bandits and Indians number not more than 4S,OOO widely scattered All are poorly armed and clothed. On account o miserable transportation facilities of that country it would be impossible to mobilize considerable part of this total force of S3,OOO make even show of re- sisance against army of intervention.
 It is the morality. rather than the difficulty and cost of intervention that is to be considered But if it should become necessary sometime to intervene and the president himself lately expressed doubt on that point would it not be better to shorten by as much as possible the reign of disorder?
Arizona republican., 1914-03-10
The Milknan
By WALT MASON

The mikman goes his weary way before the rising of the he earns hundred bones day, and often takes in less than While lucky people, and drowse. and bask in dreams of rare delight. he takes a stool and mks his cows. about the middle of the night. If you have milked an old red COW, bumped OCT big six gallon pail, and had her swat you the brow with seven feet of furry tail, you'll know the milkman ought to get punk for every pint he sells: he his pay in blood and sweat, and sorrow in his bosom dwells, As through the city he goes he has to sound his brazen gong and people wake up from their doZe and curse him he goes along. He has to stagger through the when others stay at home and snore; through the rain he has go. to take the cow-juice your door Through storm and flood and and rain the milkman goes upon the jump and all his customers complain and make allusions to his pump Because one mikman milks the creek instead of milking spotted cows against the whole brave tribe kick and stir up everlasting rows. Yet patiently they their distributing their healthful juice. and what they do get in pay, they have to take out in abuse
Arizona republican., 1914-03-10
Sidewalk Sketches
JULIUS CAESAR
BY HOWARD L. RANN

Julius Caesar a noted stump speaker and inventor of the immortal axiom "Et tn, Brute' being the only speaker of any prominence who used the word "et" without being hooted off the stage He also the author Latin pony. which has become popular in col leges Caesar rather disappointing in phy sique. being constructed somewhat the order of q hall tree and having considerable more nose than necessity. but he took good care him. self wearing flannel Arctic overshoes both Caesar is the only person of historical importance who under the influence of Cleopatra and got away with his equilibrium and his check book. He had great strength of will and won several desperate battles sheer nerve and a shoestring. Being desirous of going the senate, Caesar invented the primary election law and sue ceeded in busting the machine after which he organized the game Wardens and oil inspectors and constructed quite a neat article of his own. He then became secretary of agriculture and orig mated the free seed joke and the navel orange. When he became president Caesar turned down the late M J. BrutuS for secretary state and ap- pointed representative of the WoOlen industry. who generous contributor to his campaign fund. whereupon Brutus and few disgrunted politicians gathered around Pompey's statue one evening and expressed their dissatisfaction by by burying number of short Roman swords in Caesars anatomy This unfeeling not without it's compensations however. for it gave Mark Antony chance make Chauncey Depew look like the winner of the fourth prize in a Demorest medal contest. Caesar buried with great pomp and ceremony and left heart broken circle of creditors
Arizona republican., 1914-03-10
Values in TWo IoMns

The application of the Somers System to the towns of Phoenix and Tucson furnishes some idea Of the comparative values property in the two places Phoenix for the purposes of assessment un- der the Somers system divided several dis rics, the first district including the business sec ton, semi-business property and residence property in all forty blocks The most valuable inside property that is. not property, was called 100 per cent" and it's value was fixed at s1 O0O front foot.
 The first district in Tucson embraces the busi- ness property along Congress street. Stone avenue and adjacent streets including quite an area of resi- dence property comprising altogether about thirty blocks The standard 100 per cent has been fixed at $650 a front foot. What relation may be agreed upon between the standard other proper ty within the first district of Tucson we do not know but the business district is little more evenly spread than in Phoenix, that perhaps q more uni form valuation will be found within the central part of it, along Congress Main street 10 Toole avenue and for blocks along Stone av-