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The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06
75DR0WN
IN RIVER
FIathoat With Labofers Aboard
Wrecked In the Frazer
River.
Associated Press.

Winnipeg, Jan. 6.-Seventy-five
laborers. employed on the Grand
Trunk Pacific, were swept to death
in the Frazer river. British Colum-
bia, when a flatboat was wrecked.
The news was brought by Angelo
Pug!iese. one of the twenty-five who
escaped. He said that swimming in
the torrent was next to impossible.
and the twenty-five who reached the
shore were battered and bruised. The
party attempted to cross the river,
because of the change in location of
their work. The tragedy occurred
in British Columbia, west of Fort
George.
Pugiles declared that the trag-
edy occurred in November and that
no inquiry was ever started. He
says of the seventy-five drowned on
ly five bodies were ever recovered.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06
FRED CAMPBELL BUYS
ELECTRICAL Department

A deal was completed today where
by the Ross Hardware & Supply Co.
sell to Fred Campbell the electrical
department heretofore part of the
business conducted in conjunction
with the hardware business. Mr.
Campbell has been employed by the
Ross Hardware Co. for the past four
years as foreman OF the electrical de-
partment He Is man of practical
and large experience and has repu-
tation as one OF the best electricians
in the state. The Ross Hardware
company have had several OF the
largest electrical contracts on the
western slope and Mr.. Campbell's
work has been Of high character
which will recommend him to the
public. AIR. Campbell has not an
nounced where he will be located but
for the present he can be found at
the old stand.
The sale of the electrical supply
department Will give room for big
Increase in the hardware stock,
which will be made at once.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06
DRACH IS NAMED
BANK EXAMINER

E. Il. Drnch of Rifle was today
appointed bank examiner to succeed
Emil w. Pfeiffer. who resigned last
week.
Mr.. Drach who is well known to
scores of local people, was formerly
located In Glenwood. but now has a
big mercantile business in Rifle. He
is still heavily interested in Glenwood
Springs. and owns some property
here.
He was formerly a prominent Gar
field county banker and will un-
questionably make an excellent Of
ficial.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06
UNION PACIFIC WILL
CUT A JUICY MELON
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
New York, Jan. 6.-The executive
committee of the Union Pacific rail
road company announced today that
it would recommend the distribution
among stockholders of the Baltimore
a. Ohio stock owned by the company,
valued at S2,000.O00. together with
SO per share in cash. 1t is estimated
that on the present market value this
is equivalent to an extra dividend OF
33 per cent.
The executive committee Will lay
this recommendation before the di-
rectors when they meet Thursday. IL
recommends also that if this distri-
button is carried into effect the reg
ular annual dividend will be cor
respondingly reduced. that is from
10 to s per cent.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06

The annual meeting of the Hol-
landsviile Mutual Telephone COM
pany Was held Monuay evening ana
the following officers were elected
for the next year: President. NJ. b..
Sharp; vice president. V. A. Bryant;
secretary. ]. A. Weaver: director for
three years. A. A. Weaver.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06
NATION WIDE
PROBE LABOR
DISTURBANCES
Investigators to Visit Colorado
and Michigan Strike
Fields.
GOVERNMENT WILL BACK IT
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington. d. c., Jan. 6-Nation
wide investigation of labor dis
turbances will be undertaken imme-
diately by the federal commission on
industrial relations, it was announced
today at the conclusion of the five
days executive session.
The first step will be to dispatch
Investigators to the Michigan copper
and the Colorado coal strike fields
The past disturbances at Paterson.
N. j., Lawrence Mass, Los Angeles
and other places will also be inves-
tigated Special agents will report
results of the investigation to the
commission Feb. .. The commission
will later probably conduct hear
ings.
Because of apparent misunder-
standing of its powers and duties the
commission adopted a resolution.
stating that it has no power to act
as board of conciliation or media
tion or to interfere in any manner
with attempted settlement of sucn
controversies" The resolution adds
that, ''in carrying out its duties to
discover underlying causes of indus
trial unrest it will investigate exist
ing as well as past disturbances"
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06
KOOBS RETURNS WITH
HIS DAUGHTERS BODY

Herman G. Koobs arrived home at
noon today from Denver with the
body of his daughter, Miss Gather
inc Koobs. who died in st. Joseph's
hospital Sunday night, following an
operation.
The funeral services will be held
tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06
REORGANIzE NEW HAVEN ROAD
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington, d. c.. Jan. 6.-Attor-
ney General McReynolds and Howard
Elliott, the president. conferred
again today over the problem of re-
organization of the New York. New
Haven & Hartford railroad on ba-
sis satisfactory to the department u
Justice and fair to the road.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Covey accom-
panied by Mrs. d. S. and D. E.
Carpenter left this morning on No.
8 for Helper. While here they have
been visiting D. P. Carpenter and
Charles McCary.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06
Antics Honored.

Antics Honored.
l.. Antics has been given place
on the program of the Colorado
Good Roads Association convention
in Colorado Springs this month. to
discuss the proposed state bond is
sue for good roads purposes. How
ever, he probably will be unable to
attend.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
San Francisco, Jan. 6.-Francis j..
Heney, when told of Johnson's deci-
sion to seek reelection as governor.
announced that he would be can
didate for United States senator.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06
Chase Will Keep
Mother Jones Out
Associated Press.

Trinidad, Colo, Jan. 6.-General
John Chase, commanding the militia
made the positive announcement to-
day that Mother, Jones will not be
allowed to speak in the strike dis
trict and should she attempt to re-
turn she will hei arrested and held
incommunicado. 1L
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06

Word has been received from Mrs.
E. A. Krohn that she expects to
leave Savannah, Georgia, where she
has been visiting for the last month
and proceed to Tampa. Florida,
where she will continue her visit.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06
Associated Press.

Berlin, Jan. 6.-At the request
of the commander of the German
cruiser Brennan of the Hamburg
American line 1t was ordered that
the steamer Westernand remain at
Tampico in order to embark German
refugees. If necessary 1t was stated
that the situation there is again caus-
ing anxiety.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06
PRESIDENT WILL Leave
PASS CHRISTIAN SUNDAY
Associated Press.

Washington, d. c.. Jan. G. The
President. in excellent health, will
leave Pass Christian Sunday night
according to message from DR.. Cary
Grayton, received today.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06

Many friends will regret to learn
OF the illness OF the Rev. D. l..
Ewards of the Presbyterian church.
He is threatened With pneumonia.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06
NO MONEY CENTER
FOR new YORK CITY
Associated Press.

A5SCCIHtcu PTtSS.
New York, Jan. 6.-Secretary Nc
Adoo today gave strong intimation
that he opposed the creation in New
York of huge regional bank en-
bracing forty or fifty per cent of the
country's banking power.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06
Associated Press.

Hb5OCIdT EU IEVts,
Hermosillo Jan. 6.-General Car
rama smiled today when shown the
kilograms telling of the report that
he had disguised and slipped over
the international boundary into Chi
huahua by way of Benson and Ell
Paso.
The impression was given that he
would go to Chihuahua soon. but as
to how the trip will be made is not
announced.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06
PARK PRESENTS STRIKING
WINTER PICTURE TODAY

One of the prettiest winter pic
lures local residents have ever seen
was presented at the Ute avenue
park this morning when the sun
shone on the heavily frosted foli-
age in the plot.
The encrusted frost was nearly an
inch thick on the shrubs and trees,
and many passerby stopped for a
second look at the beautiful scene.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06
Associated Press

Houghton, Jan. 6.-Governor Fer
ris today began a public investigation
of the copper strike. He announced
that the investigation will continue
three days, and If he is then unable
to bring settlement, he will make
public statement of the situation.
Strike ieaders'~hoDer that Charles
Meyer will be in condition to return
vestigation.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06

Ditch Board Meets.
The Grand Valley ditch board met
today and transacted routine busi-
ness.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-06

c. D. Smith is reported on the sick
list.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
f%dtnilienkrei$.

Wte9r relieiDic 1tcbungen lit ser Ta=
mite.
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Der 61msfr1m.

Ma6am, tpe1n SIR @atte 10 lit mif
oie meilten MGn1rer> Damn ertparte1
er, bob Sic alf Sbre @einn0beit uni
o1f 6ie Sbrer @inber aufpalien. SUI:
iten n1r6 @rfdltungen itn6 Die &C.
m0bnliditen Ser geringeren &ranfbei:
ten nn6 arten meiltens in 16ltmmg
&ranfbeiten aus. Gin &in6 lit lei@'
ter 6a3u angetba1t, 9ipbtberta obe1
|S4arla6fieber 5u befommen, lpenr
Lee cine @rfaltung bat. @enn 5ie
ii@ umieben nod Sen @er6ien1ten 6e1
berl6ieoenen M3ittel, pel9e EMPLOY
len ftnb gegen Suiten 1n6 @rfdlt1n'
ge1, meroen Sic fin6en, 6aB @bam.
berlains @uitenmittd bo6 Qngei6rte.
ben itebt in Ser Mfeintng bes @olfes,
6as es gebraltdt bat. @s lift prompt
un6 mirfim, angenebm nno gefabr-
log 5m nebmen, gigenidaften, Die be-
lon6ers erpiinidt iin6, tpen11 cine See.
6t5tn fir &irber beitimmt lit. 81
faufen in MoIitors Mpotbefe. - Sin.
5eige.
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lib beim Nanlen rief uno ibr erflarte,
bob iie bon ibr ermablt iei, Die Sc
lpielin ilner Sodter 81 tperben.
6olt nod mebr aber itaurten Die
iibrieen Maohen. IS mor ibnen
formIib rd%tbielbaft, marum Die 8abl
ser Game geraoe cuff voie rotbf0pfige
Ybi,,e" gcfallen iei. selbit Ser 9eb<
rer muuoerte iid) bariiber.
Solepbi1e befan1 es bel ser Game
lebr, iebr gut. Gas artne Ma6d)en
murbe nel1 geflei6et nno gebalten, ais
ob iie oas leiblibe &in6 Ser Game
mare. @ie onrfte nidt mebr in bic
Mrnleni1ule geben, ionoern muroe
nit bon elmer @outpernante l1nterrid=
tet.
Mlerauori11c, sic Sodter Ser rel
d)en Donre, liebte Soiepbine mie cine
'5dtpe1te ter. Mrd) als Mleranorine err
mab1en tpor 11n6 beiratbete, mltbte
Soiepbine nod bel ibr bleiben uno
ibre @eieuidafterin ietn. ltno 10
batte Sic urotbfopfige Bbine" Elm
b06it gliidlibes 9pos.
Sic Came mad)te fein Sell 3d.
ralts, mar11m ite 6antals geraoe
SsSeIepbire ertpdblt batte.
SD mdblte u6ie rotbboorige Soie=
pbine" besbalb," iagte fie, ~meil
incline Mleronorine a116 rotbes &aar
bat. Dieie 8ei6en paiien gu einanz
ser, 6adte i6."
Soiepbine batte Elm 10 gntes @in-
tommen, 6aB file ii@ btel @el6 iparer
uno 6opon lire alte M11tter u1o audi
tire beioen artnen Sdmeitern reid=
li6 unterltiiben fonnte. l1no 10 tparen
sic rotben SCARE ibr @liid ouf Sc
.bens5eit.
sat S60nbeit Cir ser @imntcG nidt
gegeben,
@er meiB, mo51l es gut lit fit 3ei]'
2eben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05

Gas Sen nsbnreal in @aibington
bat Dieier Gage einen eri90pfen6en
|8eridt iiber SEN @rtrag an 8aubol5
aus Sen Nationol=Goriten ser Ser.
5toaten I'M Sabre 1912 per0ffent=
lidt. 9arna6 tparen in Der genann-
ten Berto6e inn @an5en 29,448 ca
gemiiblen I'M @etriebe, gegen 28,107
gtabliiiements i'm Sabre 1911 unb
1884 int Sabre 1910. Sn 6ieien
Sagemiiblen tpur6en int eritgenam=
ten Sabre 39,158,414 SUP @ol5 Der
arbeitet, gegen 37,0O3,207 SUP inn
Sabre porber unb 40,018,282 int
Sabre 1910. Daro1s ergiebt iid
1912 inn @erglei@ gum %lebtgenann=
ten Sabre cine ~uller6ings 1ur gerin=
&c Mbnabme bon 5 Bro5ent. Someit
NUN 6ie betanntlid mal6rei@iten iu6=
li6en mn6 Hacific=Staaten in 8e=
tra6t fommen, tpar eine betrd6tlide
3nnabme IN Der Pro6nftion at ber=
5eidnen. SSn bem 3eniusiabre 1900
ergab 0aS Sol5falen in 6ieien Staa=
ten 38.7 @ro5ent ser @elammt=Nro=
6uftion, tie itieg int SATIRE 1910 auf
1874 Hro5ent. 9agegen tpar in Der
Eroouftton bon S6tn6eln in SEN BEL
oen %erpdbtten Sabren fetn meientli=
'6er l1nteribie6 5u bemerfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05

SIM berfloiienen SATIRE iin6 in, I'M
ierem 2an6e 82,017 8iirgerpapiert
a1tsgefertigt .tpor6en. Das tit, menr
man 6ie itarfe @intpanoernng 6es leb:
ten Sabr5ebnts inbetradt 5iebt, at-
|beror6entli6 menig. Gs batten tpenig-
items bielmal 10 bel fem fo0en. Mber
lei6er giebt es in 11nferem 9an6e int
mer nod %moiienbaft 2eute, Ole Sen
@ertb 6es 8iirgerredts ni6t idaben.
Mn9 rrter SEN Deutiden. 9abet
bort ma1t im1rer tpte6er bon 6dQen,
mo sic @erfaumniB, 6as 8iirgerre6t
gu ,ertperben, Die 8etreffen6en in
idtpere l1ngelegenbeiten gebro6t bat.
Crit fiir5li6 m1tr6e Elm Deltf6er, Der
iobrelang int 5toate @arplano art=
lGiiig mur, BEL ser &iiiidtebr bon Ell
1rem 8eiltd)e int alten &aterlan6e tpe=
gen @rGttflidfeit ausgeidlofen. Wa=
re er 8iirger gemeie en-, 6ann bette man
ihn 51tla11e1 mll11et, e111erlet, III mel<
der forperliden 8erfaiiung er ii6 be-
fan6. 60 muBte er a11f feline alten
Gage sipangsmeiie Sic @iidreiie iiber
SEN Osea1t ontreten, tint iid oriiben
nodh einem HI0bden rm5uiehert, moo
er ben Melt 1einsc oebens b%erbrinQen
fonn. @emiB, elm @eleb. SOS beror=
tiae MnsihlieBultgen 5l1laBt, 1T fart,
ober oa ie6ermam bieie 6artet
fenl1t, Tie menigitens fennen lollte,
lit es feline Nfliht, it6 6ogegen git
'dhiisen. @os bnr6 grtperbnng 6es
9iirgerredtes in iebr mirfiamer
@eiie geideben fam.
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Sn 8oriS ffidingt man jebt, mie bon
BORT gei6rieben miro, 6amit an, be-
iot6ere Srm1ringe fir @ei@ie6ene on
5ufertisen. Cold ELM Sling beitebt
aus 5mei Tbeilen, 5miiden 6enen Elm
8r,16 ertennbor lit. @s idetnt, 6ob
Ole @inge rai6 einen itarfen Mnflang
gefun6en baben, mebr aber bel Sen
Srauen - gei6ie6ene Bra11en gelten
ia b~eut5utage fir beion6ers interei=
faint - als BEL Sen b0ien MGrnern,
Die oa1r@ul1s ni6t tagli@ uno ftiin6=
lib an einen iibertpl1n6enen nn6 mei1t
menig erfrertli6en Mbi9nitt ibreS Be-
bens erinrert at merben miini9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05

8as inn SSr11rern Des Meniden ais
gmpfinoung, @eoanfe o0er 8iue
lebt, mas fann er ieiner g6atur nod
ni6t perbergen, er ldBt es aus ii6
berportreten, glei6iam berforpert
6ur6 oie @ebdr6e, 6as @ort ober Ste
|&on6lpng. 1n6 pie 6as bel oem
Meniden int %algemeinen Ser Sal tit,
10 altb int b%eior6ern in &iniidt auf
6as &eligi0ie. 9ebt &eligion un6 re-
1igi0ie ue%ber5eugung in feinem ST.
nern, 10 gtbt iie ft@ audi auberli6'
fund. Daber fiibrt uns 6ie @ei6id=
tie o11b fein ein5iges @olf Dor, mel=
dies feline &eligton m6t 6mr@ ge>
miiie @ebrdude, Gefte, Spfer, Sc
bette nim. bepanfdanltdte. 9ieier
maturgemdiiBe &ergang tragt ba5n
bel, oie religioien SSoeem un6 @efIble
BEL 6enen> tpelde iie in elmer @eiie
peranidm1lt6en, ie1bit 5n ftarten nno
bel atrbern, mel6e 6ieie Daritelnng
mabrnebmen, 6iefelben S6een uno
@efiible git erue6en.
Sn friiberen Soften tpar es 1T al
len fatboIii6en 5amilien Sitte mto
8rmtd, ieben Sag Ser @o6e NIT
|@ebet 51 beginner un6 GIT been6en
|un6 gu getpiiien Sages5eiten laut
un6 gemeinidaftli6 @ebete 51 ber=
|ridten. Sos gefdab regelmabig me
nigitems am Morgen, Mittag uno
Mben6 Dor nn6 nab 6em @iien. Sin
'5on11= nnb Geittagen aber pflegten
sic fatbo1ifden &a1sbater nno Miit=
ter 6as 2efen erbanlider 8Mder;
a116 1ofen file Sen Sbrigen, sic lie Inn
iih beriammelt batten, aus Ser @i=
bel, 6em 2eben Ser 6eiligen, @offire
nim. leIbit Dor o6er 1ieben bon ibncr
borleien. Ml1Berbem mmr6en Sic Sir
ser abgefragt, mas in Ser 8re6igt
un6 G%briitenIebre poreefommen tpar.
&ierin beltan6 sic bdus1t6e M1t6adt
uni erer gltern nno @roBeltern.
Mar11m min mani et1e fromme
|9itte ser driitIi6en @or5eit berlai<
fen? &abe1 un6 iiben mir biel1eidt
mebr Hrdlide @noadt olS unfere
6riitIi9en @oreltern mn6 itn6 mir
6esbaB Ser bd11slid)en ntdt mebr 70
'beoirftig? Das mobl .nidt Scene
tparett min6efte1is ebenfo fIetBig nn6
banfig I'M @efr,de 6es 0ffentIiden
@ottesoienites, uls mir es fem mo-
gen. 9ebett mir btelleiM IN 3eiten>
mo- Elm reIigi0ier @eiit mgemet1
berrfdt nnb sic @emiitber betpegt?
@er morte 6ies beiaben? Ser @laube
.bot, nrb NIT ibm baben Ste 2iebe uno
Sic &offn1ttg BEL pielen unierer 3eit-
%genoiien iihtbar abgenommer, nnb
an tire @tel1e 1T @eringidabung,
@dIte ODER religi0ie @Ieidgiiltigteit
gegerr Giles oas, mos ionit ols beiIig
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@cine @abrbeit, sic @elb ,pertb 1T.

@cime @abrbeit, sic @elb tpertb 1T.
@enn STR Golep's &onep on6 Ear
fir einert &l1iten ODER @rfaltl1ng ge<
broudt, f01nt STR bei6es, &runfbeit
nn6 @elb, fporen. S. S. Monaban,
Menomonie, ISIS, fogt: sd BIN al
len 8etterarten al1sgeiett, nn6 i'd
fin6e, 6B Solep's &onep ono Sor
COMPOUND mild ftets tuie6er in gutes
Soiion bringt, mem i4 mir cine @r'
fdItrtr1g 5u8tebe ober einen f@limmert
&nften babe. Sd empfeble es NIT
6reu6en." @ertpeigert Srbftitltte.
gu boben bet allen Sa1r6lern IN ct.
CLOUD. 49, Mn8eige.
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Invertebrates HllerltI.

9ic fo1tlpieliaite oaonng, peIda
Elm Iompfer ie. nod1 Bolton oe6radf,
sant BORT nelllid OUT Dem bel=1fer
0ampfer u@1ien" on. Ser Ian1nfer
Aotte oltitroIiide Moae, Ne{se, Solte
unb Gbrpmerae, fpelde lehterel1 l1ad'
Seem Sort beliilnn1t maren, III elllenl
~@e1ammtmerthe BON So, 100000 on
8oro. Die @one tpar sic critic 2a=
omng bon @olle, meld,e unter 6en1
rel1e1 3oQtarif aus Muitralien bier
etntraf
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iit 81 Nroaeat, bas iioii6e Clement
10, oos beutibe 18, 6as italieniibe
12 nnb Dos polniide 3 8ro5ent.

Der @ei@stag bat cine @eiolution
angelpommren, mod Der 6as be1tf6e
.aali=g pnbifat $1,15O,OOO aus ieinem
SO, 100000 betrage1ben u4ropagar<
.ba=6onos" 5n @eflame5meden inn
Mnslanoe ausgeben barf. MnBeroem
muroen $4,000 fin Die 8ertretnrg
Der auli-Sntereiien auf Ser Savanna
Mus1telnng ausgemorfen.
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Der uuqarilhe &ultusminiltl

Der Ml1gari16e &nltusm111lter
Sanfopi6 b. Sai5antc5e bat I'M Bar=
Lament cine Borlage eingebraM, mo=
mad, Der l1nterridt inn 9ateiniihen
al,f 6e1 Mitteli6nlen in Die b0beren
&lallen berlegt merben ion. Dogegen
1pd oas 2ateinii6e in BEN Mittelidu=
len obligatorii9 ol1r9 BEN nnterri6t
in beut1der Sprade eriebt meroen.
SSn alien oeutider &reiien lit Die Mn=
finbigrtng Ser @orlage nit lebbafter
@enngtbuung begruBt mor6en.
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Mad elmer ioeben beroffentlidten

Wad elmer foeben beroffentlt9te11
statiitif 6es 8un6essg bonn
Sabre 1910 baben 6te englti@-feltt-
idyen 8eitanotbeile 6es groben
gdmeI5tigels Seem Sort 1ltr einert
qeringen @oriprung bor an6eren Gle
menten. Die 8ep0lfernng Seem Oorfs
belief iib nod Der offi5tellen 3ab~
luna a1f 4,669,162 @erionen. &ter-
3t fteuten Sic engliid.feItifden Gle
mente, 6ere11 Ml1tteripru6e englti9
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gtaes gfarrers erfabrans.
8afper, 1ert,t., Nnglft 10

Bafper. 1ett.. alguft 1912.
D11r@ f9re9te gerbmuing ipar ID 70 net
b5s unb n1eIandoltf&t bab t@ bet11abHe per,
ridt tpurbe, feitbent .t@ .aber M9altor a6nig'ss'
Nerbenttdrfer r1abn1. III. ntet1 Gettt tpteeer trtf&
uni. SIC meIan$otte tSesri@,DunSen bteg nsr.
mas fir Elm gute8 9ftttel er TT.
Serr %. s: e1eerrrb t@rstRt aug stebenrsOtae.
gdpinbeI befaae1, ber f9 .bart1 Oft pfebers
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itdrfer. mesbart1 t@ ben Reroenftdrfer auen 70
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-13

that state are famous. Preceding the
picnic supper, short speeches were
made by e Paso Georgians, including
Capt 7. J. Beall collector z. L Cobb,
Q; L Jones and John NJ Wyatt
Snaries Russell presided. al this in
formal speech making program and was
master Of ceremonies for the picnic.
Capt Beall, IS years old, and the dean
OF the Georgia society. spoke first to the
Georgtans. he praised the state in
which ne was born, its great men and
beautiful women. He reviewed the
history of the state and Of the men
who have made it famous throughout
the country Capt Beall related some
of his experiences as a 10y in the red
hills Of Georgia and gave a vivid word
picture Of the state Of his nativity.
Collector Cobb Speaks.
He was followed by collector Cobb,
who paid Capt Beall the tribute Of call
ing him the first citizen Of Fl Paso.
The collector said that the men and
women who were born in the red hills
Of Georgia had the STUFF in them that
carries them to the top. He mentioned
other FL Pasoans as examples OF the
success which Georgians had won in
this city and said that all Georgians
gloried that they were Georgtans. He
closed with a humorous reference to
Mr. WAITS annual invitation TO hold
the picnic OH his ranch and added, that
If they did not hurry the mortgage on
it would be due and the society would
never have its picnic there Mr.. Wyatt
followed the customs collector IN
brief speech in which he said that the
had come due and the ranch
ranch and invited the GeOrgians to
picnic there next year
GeorEfans Are Praised
G. L Jones, who next spoke, also
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-13
CHARGED WITH HAVING
ROBBED FREIGHT CAR

I. ]. Buttermore. who is alleged to
have been caught in the act Of carry
ing a case Of lard from car in the
southwestern yards near Cotton avenue,
sunday morning was taken into Gus
todv BY V. Farabee. a car inspector for
the Southwestern. Buttermore was held
untu the arrival Of the patrol wagon.
when he was taken to the police station
ana niaced in a cell. The man Is mar
Tie5 and mas two children. The family
lives at 1716 Myrtle avenue, near where
the car Of products was standing, It is
said
Buttermore told mounted policeman
Tom York that when he was small
bow b.. received a blow on the head
ana at times he did not know what he
was doing. Buttermore said that he was
in the employ of the Texas & Pacific
Up until five or six months ago. At
that time, he said, the railroad COM
pany cut down its force and he was
laid off
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-13
GEORGIA PICNIC
At WASHINGTON
PARK BIC SUCCESS
Happy Affair Is Largely At
tended; Speeches Feature
the Annual Outing.

Grass was just as green and the trees
as shady in Washington park Satur-
day afternoon as they are in the state
OF Georgia. The lawns and trees made
an ideal setting for the annual Georgia
society picnic, which was held at the
city park Saturday afternoon and eve
ming. The barbecue supper was served
on the grass. over which tablecloths
had been spread. The barbecued meat
was prepared in another part Of the
mark and served hot to the Georgiaps
who we're present. Watermelons ice
tea. coffee and fried chicken were also
served in addition to the barbecued
beef and bread
Like Family Reunion
The Georgia picnic was like a big
family reunion. Many FL Pasoans from
other states were present as invited
guests Of the Georgians and enjoyed
the hospitality for which the people Of