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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-04
TO MAKE EFFORT TO IMPEAcH
GOVERNOR AMMoNS?

Denver, May 4.-That an effort viii
be made to impeach Governor Am
mons at the special session of the
legislature which begins today is vir-
tuaIly certain. The report Of the mill
tary commission, a board created by
Gov. Ammons himself, finding that
the soldiers deliberately set fire to
and looted the tents where women
and children were cremated viii be
urged as the strongest evidence that
Ammons is unabl to govern the state,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-04
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

PhiladeIphia.-Francis Bailey Lee,
lawyer, historian and editor, dead.
CleveIand.-Body of man supposed
to be, Rev. Louis Padmont of West
vile, H., proved superstition wrong
when exhumed.
DenVer.-Cah L. Breterson, 80,
shot through temple and killed by
mother-in-law, Mrs. Ida eMrcer, so.
Had threatened to take his wife and
baby away from mother-in-law's
home,
Davenport, la. - Federal Judge
Smith Mcpherson sentenced Andrew
Harlach, Rock Island, to one year in
penitentiary, Tom Lopez, Davenport,
one year, and Sam Poulas, two years,
for violation of Mann white slave law.
Toronto, Can. - Rev. Sylvester
Horne, Liberal member British House
Of Commons and pres. British Broth
erhood, fell dead on deck of Niagara
steamer on his way heer to address
Canadian, Brotherhood.
New York.-Gen. Daniel E. SickIes,
dead. Reconciliation with wife and
son,from whom he was estranged 20
years effected before he died.
London.-"Maior" Fitzgerald, mys-
terious American who shot himself
last week, had eight wives in Amer
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-04

lea, according to manager Of club OF
which he was member.
Neutrality-suspicious. opposed to
suffrage will wear red roses this week
by request of the national anti-suf-
frage league.
West Orange, N. J.-0efying rules
laid down by his physicians, Thomas
A. Edison is working night and day
to perfect five cent film opera with
the talking movies"
NewYork.-CharIie Heckel, 10, fell
four stories and merely broke leg.
Akron, Oh. P. Harris, aviator,
fell 800 feet Instantly killed.
Pittsburgh.-No Pittsburgh hotel
keeper would accept Austrian money
in payment for accommodations and
Michael Venize, who had 1924 in
pockets, had to sleep at police station.
CleVeIand.-PoIiceman on scout
duty fell through skylight into middle
of big poker game. II gamblers ar
rested.
-O-O
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-04
EMBARGO PLACED ON ARMS IN
COLORADO

Trinidad, Col, May Am embar-
go has been placed by Major w. A.
HoIbrooky in command of the Federal
troops in Colorado, on the importa-
ton of arms and ammunition into the
state. He announced that any arms
shipped in violation of the order
would be confscated.
He also sent to Mayor w. P. Dun
lazy, directing him to keep the sa-
looms of Trinidad closed until further
notice.
The Washington times., 1914-03-29
ClaxtOn Advocates New
Vocation School Plan

Dr. F. P. Claxton, United States Com
missioner Of the Bureau of Education.
advocates "half-and-haf' school
IAN for Washington. Boys and girls
could go to school one week and work
IA a store or factory the next, is the
eclaration made by DR.. ClaAton he-
ore the University Club last night.
He favors consolidation OF rural
,chools, with experienced men at sub
ytandal salaries replacing the girls
lust out Of their teens"
The commissioner proposed SIX
year high school course, md would
nave one teacher conduct classes
through six years Of elementary school
work. Gardening work was advocated
for children TO keep them out of DOORS
with the expectation OF making them
healthier and more able to carry on
work later in life.
Former Senator Marion Butler, oi
North Carolina. pointed out the needs
OF the Bureau OF Education, and OF the
appropriation asked from Congress
Claude y. Bennett presided.
The Washington times., 1914-03-29
MALARIA MOSQUITO
IDENTIFIED BY BITE
Il He Stretches Out Like Race
Horse He's Fever Carrier,
Say Experts.

Specialists Of the Department OF
2 Griculture have discovered q way to
Gentify the Misunderstanding mosquito.
IL is by his method Of attack. II ne
i'tes cne way he is an anopheles quad
say, and carries malaria
] he bites another way. he Is nothing
b 1 a "culex," and not worth bother
ing about. So that the public may
l. now by what manner Of insect it Is
| --nR bitten, Department of Agricui-
I r. specialists In a rate bulletin ex-
r air that the anopheies can be dis
guished from otner mosquitoes In the
following way:
The wings OF this Misunderstanding
n Csquito are more or less spotted The
, rojections on iether side OF its oeak
70 nearly as long as she beak Itself
: nc easiest way to distinguish this
Usftion. The anopheles, when biting,
l. IL its head and body in the same line
G; an angle from the skin. The nom
larial mosquito, or culex, keeps its
sOdy and wings parallel with the rest
lrg place, and its beak Is at a right
agle with its body. IKE the letter Il
- its side"
Washington need not be excited over
tbs matter. however, for the anopheies'
e,c., has its habitat In the South.
Government entomolog SITS have de-
cared that there are no rpalaria-carry-
m mosquitoes in the DissEct OF Co
J IL bia, and that the numbers of the
-cn-malarial mosquitoes have been
realty decreased by The clearing UP ~
7s Potomac flats.
The Washington times., 1914-03-29
B|X INDUSTRIES To
OFFER TESTIMONY
Commission on Industrial Rela-
tions to Open Hearings on
Collective Bargaining.

Che United States Commission on
nc ustrial Relations has announced
he names Of witnesses who will testify
the public hearings In Washington
n Collective Bargaining, Cancellation
nc Arbitration.
The hearings will be in the assembly
pom of the Shoreham beginning April
and will continue for four days.
rank P. Walsh. chairman Of the Com
mis- sion. will preside.
ach of six large industries in which
rade agreements or other forms Of
objective bargaining have been in op-
Fra ton during considerable periods will
be considered separately. On Thursday
lie final session of the hearing will be
devoted to testimony on the general
|ubject by Samuel Gompers, president
Il the American Federation Of Labo.i
association Of Manufacturers; Setn
1ow. of New York city. president Of the
National Civic Federation; {. P. Neill.
u New York city, former Utited States
conmissioner of Labor; JuHge w. {.
Il ambers, Of the United States Board
.. Brandeis, of Boston; and J. f:
H .lliams, Of Streator, ILL.,, chairman or
he board Of grievances in the CLOAK.
'uIt and skirt industry OF New York
etty.
The session Of Monday morning will
be devoted to the coal mining industry.
Frank Peabody. Of Chicago, one of the
largest operators in the bituminous
held. and John Mitchell Of New York,
and John P. White, OF Indianapolis.
president Of the United Mine Workers,
vii testify.
The Monday afternoon session will be
De oted to the molders. and Tuesday
nc ming witnesses from the clothing in
d. stry will appear.
1t the hearing Tuesday afternoon on
the printing trades. James NJ Lynch,
commissioner Of labor, New York, will
be one Of the witnesses.
On Wednesday. morning, witnesses
fr ON the bui ding trades will be heard.
|The hearings as to particular indus
tries will be concluded Wednesday af-
road officials and employees. The wit
|nesses win be Daniel Willard, Of the
|of the Pennsylvania road, for the en-
|pI overs: w. 6. Lee. Of the Brotherhood
|o1 Railroad Trainmen, and E B. Per-
ham, president Of the Order Of Railway
|T Telegraphers. for the employees.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-13

tot feline D,enite bis noriaes Trnbiaby
als -stenllid lhHel 'beidlohen muroe on
oe6en 5tsue eiu neues mooernes @e-
b6uoe Ia erri9teH. Somit murbe Elm
@ebdube nit uier Rishen3immern se:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-13

ibaft. ba man oamals nod baran
alaubte, oaB bic 9ute fit unsesosens
S9ller iebr oienl,@ iei D.ele Sabre
tat oies @ebduoe feline Dienre bis es
als unsauslid ertldrt uuroe uno ab9e.
rihen perben ioute. Gs Com aber
ni@t 10 nett unb i,st 1T es gar cine.
ueberboien Jabrit seworoen
alnfonss Der iiebBtser Sabre erwtes;
iid aud Der Nnbau on bic. alte Start
S@ule als un3ureideuo fir bic insmer
5unebmenoe Sdaier5abd uno bic Nore
unb Sub Y,imdrldulen murben err
ri@tet. Neetere muroe bis 1907 he
uubt. bann abser,hen unb an beren.
STEELE Die bubide Wafbineton @dule
eeri9tet. Su8miiden mar bic Rinoere
'bar am 0itsnte 10 arob aeworoen. bob
etn ertra @ebdune pstig murre. 90
muroe bann uor 20 sSabrea bic s)f
Yrinorldule uabe ON TluB erbaut
Dieiel5e tut nod beu,e Dienlte. 2lnd
oas @ebdube am .Norosnbe Der Stabi
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-13
9emotratii4e Gouutp Goapention.

1
Montasabenb bielt bas bemotratii9e
County Rouitee bier in Seem 1lIm cine
Sibung ab UNI barlber 81 bei9Iieben
wie bic bemotratif9e Staats stonpens
|tion mel9esam 81. Mdr3 I'm Mubitprium
il ct. ganl tagt, pon ben Dtnrotraten
8ropn @oun.ps su beidtden iei. Man
einiste fd aut eine @ountp Ronpention
pel9e bier in New lllm tn Der Eurn.
bale on, Dienstasua6mittas. ben "a.
Mdr3 abgebalten werben fou. Die
Delesaten gu Der County Ronuention
ioaen in Der sefeblt@ porseidriebenen
Weiie erwdblt meroen uno bas &omittee
bat cine Brimarmabl anberaumt meIde
an ben abli9en Wablpldben i'm @oantp
am 6reitas ben 80. Mdr3 3niiBsn q
unb 9 ubr ab9ebalten mirb. B1own
County 1T 81 "a Delegaten In Der
Staats RonuentioE bere4tigt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-13
s.ebenstatistit bes Gannties.

Nus ben, idbrIiden Beri1t ben @es
.,sib.s(drsiberearI g.. Manberfelb
.sem S,aots9e1unobeitsrat etbalten bat
.aber bic @eburtens nab Eohesidue in
Dromn SO. eebt berpor ooB fir oas
Hobr 1919 545 @eburteu uno 500 Eos
bssfdae a' seseisa uurben. Die &obes:
rate oes Counties 1T etwas nseoriger
ais Die bes @taates. s}a, Staat lit Die
Rote pro Eau,eab ginuobuer lO.7.
Sm gountp bas etwa $4,000 ginsuobs
ner 3dblt 1T bic Rate unsetdbr ~ pro
-Eau( (eno. Jm Berslst9 nit ben Bee
ridten ouer @taaten it unier Bera9t
nod ganitiser. Die State he.duft f4
ba auf l3 pre- Eauieub.
Eomn Of @igel BOT ben 'beiten Be.
zidt, 90 @eburten aesen Eooesfaus
!Sn Gpan murhe te,n einsiser Gobesfaa
easemeloes; bic 3abl Der @eburten be-
lief lih aber ouf mar 4. Bon ben pers
ihiebsnen gcmns bat Miaforb bic meus
ie(feu @eburten gemelbet, ndu1li@ nur
s ,uoeeaen bic niebrisite 3abt in ben
anbern Eowns IL betrus. Burnstomn
bat om meniaiten an ginwobnern 5u9es
nommen, oa bic @eburteu it9 ouf as
beliefen nnb bic EoDesfdue auf Ia.
Die 3ablen fur bic ueri@ieoenen Orts
{1ufteu uub Eowus inb ME folsts
p,~.f> @ TInofhc
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-13
Nortblueitern 9otel uertauft.

Donnerstag uertdufte Der 6etannte
9etelwirt aIbin Carlton bos pon ibm
wdbrsnb Der lebten Sabre betriebene
Nortbweitern 9otel, benz Rortbmeitern
Babnbof seseuiiber gelegen. Der neue
W'ssntiimer 1T Mua, Beper pom Court:
Lamb, melder felt ldnserer 3eit in ienem
Ort eine Wirtidaft betrieb. gr nimmt
am /. Npr,l BefiB uon Dem 6otel.
Die Rautiumme betrus iir oas @ebdu.
De neblt auer @inridtung SIS, 900.
baDou murben 10000 in bar beaabtt fir
oen Nsit betommt t6err Carlton 68
Neres Nanb in Der Ndbe uon gourtlanb
uub swei Bauifeqen nebit Wobnbaus in
goartIaue. 9err Carlton beabl19ti9t
lid in Der fommenben Wabl UNI bas
lint oe5 Neutrality-suspicious. gu bemers
Ben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-13
Mfebl: BonDansaabe nit ilbermteaen=
Der Meblbett genebmigt.

Gin far otle Beteilisten nberrafder-
bes Reiutfat mnree Donnerstaeabenb
Sei ber Speainl: 5duluabl erjielt. Gs
banbelte ffb betanntlih um cine Webr-
tswiu isuns uon $40. 900 3u bers lesten
Scmmer onaenommenen Summe spon
375, 900 fii-. bns eeplante 6o9f1ulse-
bdube. @esen Die Msbrbewi0isuns
bate fb cine ifarie Dppoitt.on gel:
,enb aemadt, Die iid befoubers aug benz
t1mftanbe heraus eebiloet bate. boB Der
Bau bis neuen 6odidulsebdubes an
auspdrtise 8ontrattoren uerseben wors
ben NOR. @eener uno Befiirmorter ba-
ben in ben Eoeen tur3 uor Der gBabl 9e-
b5rtq aaitiert uub bieier Tatlade if es
ausuidreiben. boB 677 @timmen ab9e:
eebeu murben. 6dr bic grloubnis nod
$20,o mebr ousauseben fiden $50
ano flr bic Roubausaabe ls9 Sttmmen
Nebrbett. Mebrere Stimmen tonnten
nibt ee3dblt meroen, neil bic Stimm.
aettel uidt ri4tts martiert ma,en. go
berieniae pon Sobn S@ous. wel@er als
ausseipro&ener @ssner unter ieiu en-
pbatil4es uMo" ieinen Namen iebte.
8,euedt ,don bieie, san5 beitimmt
ater nd1lte @ode. miro NIT ben, Mb-
brud Der alten Union Sdule begonnen
p.rben. @don ieet merben bic uerfbie-
seuen 8io0en nod anbetn Rdumli4fet:
ten transferiert uerben. S9tiler oes
l., g., g., unb A. @rabes finoen Inter
fuuft in benz neuen Nincoln S@ulaebiu-
be an N. MinneiotaffraBe. Ser S. uno
s. @rab 3.ebt in bas Boiemeut ber Mes
ttooiilen Ri,d de unb Ter I. Grab IN ben
8. @tod Der luther. Sdule. Dieie
Berteiluns Der RloKen bleibt big S@luB
bes @9uliabres i'm Wtai befsben.
Ro1 ben 6erien utrben uielleidt a11oere
Bortebruneeu setroHeu.
Mls Bablridter funeierten abolf
ReiIe. @bas. @tol5, Sobn benle uno
6ubert Bsrs. Sobn Bruns unb 9ers
mann Maabe maren GlertS.
/ Die abaesebenen Stimmen perteilten
sli1 uie folet: Sir 425. oasesen 245-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-13
8eSirfstagiatn uno Euratag-

f+ Z +. = A - - 3 7 ef i
samstag unb Sonntas, 4.s,ub 4 81
Mdr5, Deriamnelt ftdr Der DorortsbeBs
Minneiota Eurnbe3rtes In ber 46t.s wv
tbonn Gnrnbale, Miuneupotis Dir
Eurnperain Nem l1lm idift II dI8snbe
Delesaten: Alb. Steinbauieri s. s6eir,
Sd. 9. SUM-, Wm. Yfaenbsr, 4ir.. 6.
S. Buebrer unb Yeter Sderer. gitus
Maref. ber in Minneapolis mobnt nn6
nod Mitslieb bes bisfsen Uereins If,
1T ebenfaus Deleoat. Mls grfatS
mdnner pnroen 81. SO. Yfaenber,
Sacob gnseI ahb Trant Gales ERR
mdblt. Am Sonntag. ben IS. Mdrs
finbet Elm Mdnner< ,lnb Damn Iurns
tag fat. s 81
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-13
6ubrudnner orgauiiireu 1i9.


@.wa 90 Jubrleute tamen an, Sonns
tasnadmlttas uni 2 l1br in @briit
5il5ens 2aoen 3uiammeu um ii4 gu ors
9antfiren uro cine GatentabeQe auf3u:
lteuen bic fir bieles Sabr infraft iein
fou. @brift Jil5en wurbe als prdi.
ermdblt, elmer 6aeberle als Setretdr
unb Or. S. g. @roff als S9abmeiiter.
AQe maren it4 eints baB Die se9ens
mdrtigen Staten ni9t senaseno ieien.
Na9 einsebenoer Befpre9uns etntste
man ii@ auf IS 90 pro Gag iiir Mann
unb Ieam. Giir Sanbs unb Riesfabs
rem ioQ uon nun an 75c anitatt 60c pro
Rubit DarD perIanst merben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-13
al,es sauIbaus in atortb ger "a N
part. Sest eine llsber9oien,Taortf

be,m Mtbtud begonuett ueroee. Wan@
elmer Der mdbreno Der 'lesten. oreiBis
Sabre felt bos @ebduoe :befebt, bariw
aur g9ule sin9. .Reht IS unsern -uers
16wiaben. Das @ebduoe sat ebeH
aussebient ,tnb muk nun eineas reusn
unb beNere1, Blat MAIDEN.
Die beateitenben Biloer 5etaee ,aiem'
lid leahaft bas Wadstun1 Der 9few
ulmer @bulea. 2uerSt NOR es bic alte
Yarf Sbule bic .etua 1865 eu6aut
murbe. yn oerlelben ,erbielten uaele
unlerer dlteren anaefe5enen Birser
ibren erlten lluterridt. 9ie madten
aud nit benz Gcbr,tod pbet lonftigen
3u4tmitteln meiitens ndbere Befannt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-13

Dieie Wode besiunt Elm ueuss &as
pitel in Der @eididle Der 9aem ll!mer
Sdulen. Die perl6ieoenen
Rla6en bes Union @ebduoes merben
mdb1enb Der Wo9e 10 ihnea al8 mSs.
lid an tempordre unterri9tspldbe 9es
bra9t .merben, iobaB bis Mttte ndditer
Bode bas alte Union @ebduoe als
unterribtsplae mobl aus9eoient baben
m,rb. Sobalo aQes N0tise aus benz
@sbaube entfernt morbeu 1T, Iou nit
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-13
Debatte oes Mdnuelbereius.

@eleru (0onnerstas) Abeno belt
bsr Mduneruerein Der Ronsre9otionas
liflen @emeinDe feline re9elmdbtge
Ronatsperf fommluns ab. Die aeitses
n,dBe ,yra9e iiber Bei6ranfuns Der
@inwanoeruns murbe befpro9en. 9e1r
Betterlon befiirwortete bic weitere gtns
,1rdntuus Der Ginmanberuns nno Wm.
$. Matber pertrot ben Stanbpuntt onB
bic Qesenmdrtisen Resulationen poas
fdnbis senl9eno ieien wenn sranoIi9
ausgefiibrt. Au9 anoere Mtslieber
oss Clubs beteiliaen {ib ar Der Debate.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-13

4 81 >
breibis Sebren itano es nun amt benz
Bublic gauare. Sdiiltr nm @diiler
trat in ben untetften @rao elm, ,na1te
init iebfm sSabr 6ortfdri.te Bis er
i9lieRts@ bic sanse Sdule abioIuiert
batts nno Abi@ieo BON ibr ,labm. Seit
1900 Hsbt bas ietise po@i@uteebduoe
sbas bisber ausialieBlid als fol6es sc:
oient bat.
Seit einiger 3eit 9enasts uu9 oieies
@ebdube nidt mebr. Sotait murbe
Der Bef@luB sefaBt oas alte unton @es
baupe ob5ure'Ben uno our@ eiu gr6btres
uno be}1eres @ebduoe au erleeen.. Das
nene @ebauoe wirb zines Der Eb6nften
unp beffen Sdulsebdnbe inn iitpli9en
Wiinnelota marbeH.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-13
staolpabl i4eint rubiseH gerlalf
III llebmell.

Il p ; 1 r4
alQem Ani9ein na9 mirb rniers
stabtmabl einen 3iemlt9 rubiser ge,
lauf nebmeu, benn biz iest 1detnen bi,
Ausft9ten btt ~ fein. oub nur fir Elm
AEt, pasbes Stabti9retbers, i19 n,eb,
uie eli Ranbibat benerben mirb. Bte1
DOR uugefdbr elmer Bode CAB es io3u
fasen gar teine &anbieaten fur o,e
Aemter bes Wayots unb bes Stabtrats
lRapor Triti@e bate f@on Dor Monaten
ieinen 6reunoen 3u uerfteben gegeben,
oaB er ii9 unter teinen l1mftdnben um.
eine BieDerwabl bene1ben uiirbe ami
ole NlDermdnner Ruemte 1nb Rsb:aff
batten f1d aud por9enommen auf Elm.
Wieberwobl gu uer3,bten, pen bas Nm
Elm b61it unbantbares 1T unb iebr piel
3eit uno Mrbeit in Mnipru9 nimmt.
2sbten Treitaaabeno madte Elm Blr
gertomitee feline Mufmartun9 bel Or
6riti@e uno es selan9 bemielben
,4lieBli4 unieren Mopor gu bemeser
cine BieoermabI ntdt ab3ulebnen. 6,
ertlarte ii6 idIieBll9 bereit einen 2
Eermin an5unebmen, ea es auseni9ein
u4 Der Buni6 Der 9roBen Mebrbei'
Der Bhrger iei oaB er oies tbue. Nebn
tide &omitees ipra@en bel &eeloff unt
6uemte Dor uno nod lansem 3ureben
selans es aud bieie 81 bemesen eine
Wiecerwabl ni@t ob3ulebnen. 8as
bauptid@l@ ben Musidlag BEL bieiep
6etren CAB, mar Der l1mitonb, bnB
o,ele uon Der i'm lesten sabr unter.
nommenen Mrbeit nod ni9l poQenoel
1T uno oaB unter ben umitdnben es BEL.
uobe ais Nf.@t 3u betra9ten lit, oab
bic ietisen Staotratsmitslieoer meite,
oienen bis Aqes CUR aqsemeinen Be:
frieoisuns erIebist 1T.
SIR Staoti@reiber bemerben f1d
6ubert s. Berg, Der iebise Depuip,
oenen Yetition idon leeten gomstos
binterlegt wurbe unb Capt. @omin
SUM- wel@er anfones Der Wo9e nil
Der Circulation feiner petitioR besann
6ermann Sabnte, be6en Name aud in
Yerbinouns nit btefem Au1t 9enannl
murbe, teilte ieinen Jreunben nit, baB
er nod relli9er ueberIegnns gu. bel
4t1eberBeusuns setommen iei, oaB er fid
pi9t oarum bemerben marbe. sSobn
2ansmad unb George 6o9en uelde
AUDI angegansen muroen itd 5u meloen,
utntten 9ewaltig ab. r.
6lr alderman in Der i. Warb III
6reb Bebnte uieber ais Eanbioat auf:
setreteu melder am Montog feline
Nominationspe binterIegte uno 10
meit bat ii@ gesen tbn teine greitbare
Oppoiition selteno sema9t. Jir
s@atmeiiter bat Der iebise Snbaber
@ottlleb Oswalb feline Nominationsz
petition bereits btnterlest unb er uiro
uorausf@tli@ obne Oppoftion mieber.
srmablt. Beioe i5rieoensr,@ter 81.
9enninafen uub GoI. Sobn Buiders
weroen 1t@ nidt agareiiiu um cine
Bieoermabl bemerben. 8enn Semano
anoers oa 1T Der bas Nmt germ baben
mo9te uno bic n6ttsen Tdbisteiten be-
liet. 10 ftno ite milens 3uriif3utreten.
Stem l1lm tann heralid sufrieben ietn,
fold tddtige 6riebensri9ter gu baben
wie bic iebtsen Snbaber bes Mmtes uno
ioaten beioe obne Oppofition mieberer:
mablt werben. Bis gum 81. Mdra
t6nnen Nominationspeti.ione beim
Stabtt9reiber binterlegt werbeu.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-13

b. NJ, IS beiet bic 2incoln @dule.
Sr b'eiem @ebdube finoeu nun aud
etHe EHeibe Rlol1en aus benz Union @e
bdube tempordre unterfunft. Das
alte 9e6anoe murbe an BERNARD Rltnqs
ler pertanft uno bient ibm uno ieiner
,tomilie ais Bobnuns. SO itebt in Der
Adbe oes Ausiteaunssplates. SIN
Sabre 1854 uurbe es n6tis fir bic
dlterfn S4iiler gu iorgen unb man ct
,rt9tete oas Union @ebdube. Seit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-05
PIONEER WOMAN
OF PIERCE GO.
PASSES AWAY

Mrs. Clara Darling Peterson,
age 5S, one of the prominent pio-
neers of Pierce county, died early
today at her home, $500 North
Goth street, following an Illness
with cancer of several months.
She was the wife of Charles r..
Peterson, u real estate man, and
leaves two children, Mrs. Frank
M. Balloon, and Edward A. Peters.
Mrs. Peterson was born in
Steilacoom July 10, 1855, during
the famous Indian wars. She
was the daughter of Capt. and
Mrs. Warren Cove. In 1876 she
married Capt. John T. Connick.
who died in 1882. She married
Mr.. Peterson in 1885.
Besides having organized the
Pierce County Pioneers associa-
ton and been it's treasurer for
the past ten years, Mrs. Peterson
was a member of the Woman's
Study club and the Alpha Degree
of Honor, A. o. U. w.
Funeral tomorrow, 3 o'clock,
Hoska-Buckley-King company's,
Rev. w. d. Buchanan officiating.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-05
ON
THE WITNESS
STAND

WALSENBURG, Colo, March 5
--E. G.. Belts. operator Of the
Independent Royal Gorge mine,
told the congressional probe COM
mite that with union miners at
work about all the mine owner
has to do is ito pay the miners
what they ask, dig up the money
to do 1t, and find a market for
what little coal they produce"
He said after the men struck
his company settled with them,
and they went back to work. They
struck again when the company
laid off man who had been hired
for temporary work. On one oc-
casion he said the union had
closed the mine for a day SO the
men could attend a union meet
ing.
He said the union tried to pre-
vent him selling the coal to a
light and power company which
furnished power to his mine be-
cause the light and power COM
pany furnished power to the
Victor-American Fuel company, a
non-union concern.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-05

come to state to you fact and
a situation. Whatever may be our
own differences of opinion. con-
corning the much-debated meas
ure, its meaning is not debated
outside of the United States.
Everywhere else the language OF
the treaty Is given but one inter-
probation, and that Interpretation
precludes the exemption am
asking you to repeal. We con-
scented to the treaty; its Ian
guage We accepted-if we did not
originate it-and we are too big,
too powerful and too self-respect-
ing q nation to interpret with too
strained or refined reading the
words of our own promises just
because we have power enough to
give US leave to read them as we
please.
II ask this OF you In support of
the foreign policy of my admins
tration. l shall not know how to
deal with other matters OF even
greater delicacy and nearer con-
sequence II you do not grant it to
me in an ungrudging measure"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-05
''GentIemen OF Congress !:


''GentIemen of Congress: |
have come to you on an errand
which can be very briefly per-
formed, but beg you will not
Iscasure its importance by the
number of sentences in which |
state It.
II come to ask the repeal of
that provision of the Panama
canal act of August "a, 1912.
which exempts vessels engaged In
coastwise trade of America from
the payment of tolls and to urge
upon you the justice and wisdom
and large policy of such a repeal
with the utmost earnestness of
which ! am capable. In my own
judgment, maturely formed after
careful consideration, ! believe
that exemption constitutes a mis-
taken economic policy from
every point of view and is, more
over, In plain contravention of the
treaty with Great Britain con-
corning the canal, concluded No
vember Is. 1901.
But / have not come before
you to urge my personal views. I