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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-11-21
&crlorener GinflmF.

Sn Sen biirgerliden 3eitllngen
bon Ofilmu,ttee, g1is., nrrbe lebte
@od)e gejunlnert, oh oes @erlllites
an Ginfll,B, Sen sic giirgerIiten
ourd) Oie nelleelpdblten lo5ialiIti-
lhen Gollntpbeanlten erleiben. Sic
,dblten oes iuie folgt alf: Ger ais
Sberiff gelpdblte So5iolilt be5iebt
$4,000. 2obn. gr ernennt Al 10.
aenannte Deputies, bon benen je.
ser ST POO 2pbn befonnt. gine,
ginlaltfsbeomten nit oem gleifcn
2obn mie sic Deputies, einen I'm
teriberiff nit $4,000 2obn, einen
GIerf nit $1,SO0 2pbn lnb sipei
neiterc 9ilfsbeante nit nift rpeni-
ger als $1,000 0sbn. Ger &C.
p1blte io5ialiitiid,e GiitriftsanlpaIt
befon1mt $4,000 2obn, unb er er.
nellnf lt1 SeDtlten nttf S4,O0O,
$4,000, $1,000, $2,40O, $4,000,
ST 900, $500 uno S720 2obn.
@eniaer Scr llmltano, bab elm
So5ialiIt in ieocnt bieier beiben
slemter iibt, oils Sic Sahe, oaB ba-
NIT OH 60 Eerionen aus Sen 9fei-
ben Ser So5ioliiten in Sic Silfspo.
lten fon,men, miro bon Den giirger-
liden beoauert. Sic fiirhten, oab
oalnit ihr ginfll,b meiter 5i,riifge,
ordnst pirb. W'it ba5u beitragen
miro es setpiB Gie So5ialiiten
Milmoufees baben sic Iartciasita.
tionsarbeit I'M groBen Still bereits
,pieoer ui,fgenommen.
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@eittre io5iatiitil6e &ablerfolgc,

Srob Ser renftionuren @elle, Die
BEL Sen lceten @uhlen iiber Dos
2ano geganaen lit, haben oic So
5ialilten oof, ean5 beoeutenoe Gr-
folge 81 per5eidner. Gas bon oenl
Sauptquartier Ser So5ialiitiidetl
Tartei IN Gbicogo berallsgegebenc
@ohenblatt r5be slmericon Socia-
lift" reillmierte Die io5ialiitiihen gr=
folge bel Der lesten @abl pie folgt
Ginem Hereinafter Staaten Aun.
grcfmaun.
SedJsnnbsluan5ig Staatsuertreter.
Bier Staatsicnatpren.
Srcifis Staatslesislatnrmitslie=
Der.
Sin 3miuadJs bon ncuu Witslie=
bern Ser Staatslcgislatmren nnb ei.
ncm &ongrcftnann sesen bas Sabs
1912.
Sllnoerte BON Dffentlihen geam=
ten in Stioten, Counties lmo on-
oeren 8orperihaften iillo 1elpdblt.
9sob itebt Elm GROCER Seil Ser 9e-
rid)te aus.
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SramenitimmredJt jcst in eli
Stdaten.

Sn Nepoba uno Montona purbe
ben Jrauen ons Stimmreht setpdbrt.
Sept baben mir elf Staaten bic oas
unbefardntte Wuhlredt baben: Wno@
ming, COLORADO, lltab, Sbabo,
Waibinston. California, Irisond,
Santos, Oregon Nspoba uno Monz
tuna.
Sin beidrGnttss Woblrs6t be-
iiben Ole 6rauen in Sen folseno.n
% Staaten: Connecticut, Oelaipare,
Glorioa, Soma, Snoiana, Sllinuis,
aentudp, Midisan, MaFadufetts,
Minneiota, MiNiiTippi, Nebrasta,
Nep 9ampibire, Sem Seriep. Nsu
Merico. Neip Dort, Hortb Oatota,
Stlabomo, Shio, South Oatpta.
@ermont uno Wisconiin.
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Spsialiitiid)es aus Soabo.

e ep Elpm utb, Soabo. Die
So5ialiiten erlpablten bier orel Der
ibren IN offentlihe glenter. Die De-
mofraten blieben NIT bier Stimnen
in Ser WeinOerbeit, Die Hepl,blifaner
brahten es niht einmal auf Die
>5Glfte Der io5ialiltiiden Stimmen.
aposfio, Sbabo. Die Sosiali-
item erbieIten bier fat 10 piele Stim.
men OILS Die 0emofraten unb Nepub.
Iifaner 5lliammen. Sic erludblten
aQe geamten nit glusnabme oes
&id)ters, fir ben ollBer ben Demo
fraten uno Repli6lifanern auh oie
"Erogreiiipen" Itimmten. 2ettere
batten MIR ein Sed,Itel ser io5ialiIti-
ihen Stilnnerl, gaben bel Ser Wabl
oes Hihters ober ben slusiflag.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-11-21

SIli flo9en Die auf oen 8orIhlua
se5ugliden 9epeiden 5pifden Com
Don, Berlin. Wien uno ct. petersz
burg bin unO fer. 0o9 bate
Deutf dlano am 81. Suli
beretts Elm IL ftii n D iee
II ltim atum an Rublun B
gel anOt uno ais q m 1. u II
guit oie 3eit bes ultim q :
tums { b9eloufen mar, ob =
ne b a 5 q Il 3 lamb geantpor=
tet bate, mar allies gu
& n De uno Ser arieg Brad
aus. Die 3eit, oie 10 # + q e
Seit gu II unterb n . ung n
ha geponnen peroe
tOnnen, penn Oeutf d a n b
lid nit einer M o btlii q :
tion mad bem Jortf6rsi :
ten Ser W iii q t o n R II s.
lambs eerthtet uno tein
IL fiinoises ultimatu Ii m
q bgei hidt bdtte.
Die leBten Wablen in Jrantreid
biloeten einen sroben Sies fir Die
bprtise JrieNnspartei. 5dtte ser
5rieoe um eine ipeitere Generation
erbalten iperben fOnnen, bis Die leBz
ten Grinnerungen an 1870 i'm Ounz
tel Der 8eididte Derlhpunoen gene
fen tpdrsn, per peib, oh nidt cine
0eri0bnuns nit Jruntreid bate an
sebabnt perben t0nnen. als gsginn
elmer lonsanoousrnosn Iera bss
SSrieoens, zines soIoenen 3eitultsrs
fir europa unb cine Der grObten
Segnungsn Der Menidbeit."
Spipeit Ole Wiener rNeue Ssrsie
preFe", bie gstpib imitunoe lit, auf
9runo intimer SnTormatiOnen Gin
blide in jene areiie 5u nebmen, in
benen in europa beute nod iibsr
Srieg uno 5rieoen sntIdisben miro
Gs tonn fein, oab in ben aDpfen
Der 6errfdenoen Seiterreihs bereits
lona1am Die Grtenntnis Oariibsr
tommt, pie unperuntlportIid es es>
tpslen lit, nit bem ultimatum an
Serbisn oen 5unten in oas pulpera
faB gu iperfsn, iensr perbrederiids
9anblune, oie CUR fur6tbdrlten
Msn16enz unb Notwithstanding
fiibrsr muBte. Ssfterreih piro niats
eeppnnen baben babel, felbit tpenn es
nud Dem ariss gu oen Siesern ssz
hOrsn ion. Widtig 1T es jeood gu
msrtsn bab Dsutfdlanos Serri6ens
oe 1ofort oos Siderheitsp.ntil bon
unterhnnoluneen idloNen, inoem lie
on RuBlono elm sip0lfitiinoises llltiz
nahum iiellten. Osutihlonbs 5errs
ihsnoe tpollten, mubten ben ariss
botsn. iis forsten fir feine Serbeiz
fiihrung, lie ersponsen ibn, isIbit
auf bic gsfabr hin, ouB SeIterreih
sertrimmert miro, Der 8unbessenoiIe
oob.i ser @ernidtuns anbeim fdut.
Noh 1T bas seipaItise Rinssn nitt
su Gnoe, es miro ober Die 3eit tomz
men, no bie 5doen nod mebr ouf9se
oedt fein tpernen.
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,Sn s,uei .Sabren.

Yfooelta, Goal Die Sojialiiten
iiegten III Stanislaus Golu,tp. Sic
eripdbIten oen Superpiior i'm britten
0iltrift. 0ie Genofroten erbielter
792 Stimmen, Die So3ialiiten 922.
0ieier Sieg lit Inn 10 beoeutllngs-
boiler, OILS Die So5ialilten Dor 5luei
SSabren nlr 200 Stinmen erbieIten.
Sic baben in ben 5lpei Sabren 700
Stllnmen ba5u geluonnen, Oas lit
cin 3lnpahs bon $50 Yrosent.
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Wcbrcrc GrluGbltc in Wiinneiota.

8enohe 9. 8. Oepolb ipuroe i'm
80. MinneiotozOiitritt in Die 2egisz
lotur aeipdblt; gilbert 8aitis in Wtn=
neapolis gum sloerman in Der 6.
Warb; 6. q. 0iebts gum alderman
in Ger II. Waro. SIN sansen haben
mir ieoenfalls bier 9llbermen ertpdblt.
sSSs Der 10. Woro lpar es eir tnapz
per Sieg oes 9egners. 9lud i'm 5.
apnsreboiitritt rplr unIer 9enoHe
@an Seer feiner biirserlihen 9eg=
rer oiht ouf oen ssrien.
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ltcbcrtrcibmng idnoct.

Gs fheint, haB bic Sdpei5, pie
bies in hen Ser. Staaten Der Jall
lit, BON Deutldlanb aus nit Sdrif=
ten iiberihlpemmt tpiro, iporin man
bas 9lusIano iiber bic pabren lrlaz
ten oes arisses auf5utldren iuht,
neiltens in febr unseihidter Weiis.
50 fpuroe Dem profeior gilbert
Malia bon 9enf bon unbetanntsr
6ano elm Mrtitel Ser r2eipsieer
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2lrbeiter, ab>ni<rt> leet tt> perlreitet >= G<c|@

Geier oes rGdp", Die ibr Ynr.
ger Ieio, babt ibr bic Mdtltunbcnpe-
tition idpn untcrldrieben Sosia=
liiten, mas babt itr bisber fir bic
Sammlnns Der iinteridriften &C.
tan?
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aht Stlnben, Inn WenidL Inn giir-
ger, Inn sPitgeltoltcr an Der
Nenihbeit iein 81, fonucn. gon
nun an oarf Ser aampfruf i'm
Staote Ohio niht mebr perlbrpit1-
ben: Seraus nit betn slhtltunben-
tnd!
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Beraus NIT dem Acbtftundentag !

Sic @elt ltebt nid)t itille. Sic
fam es nibt. Sic oarf es niht.
Cine fiirhterlide 8ataItropbe more
sic Solee. @drc Die gr5abllns in
ser 9ibel ipabr, oaB Die lSelt ein=
nal auf 8ebeiB zines Eropbcten
title eeitanoen iei bdtten sebntous
ieno 8enerationen bon Menidlen,
bie ieitber eriltiert, feline Moglif
felt gum 2eben befomnlen Gin
9liibenoer Seuerboa, ser oie Groe
einIt1noIs mar, bdtte Tie lpieber iper-
SEN n1iillen.
slues lit i'm 6luB, mas Sic grOe
belebt. 60 lebrten es idon Sic al.
ten @eiien 8riehenlanos. Tamals
mar btes cine sroBe gntoeduns,
beute lit es eine alee1neiu aner-
fannie SeIbitperit6nolibfett. slaes
lit einem @ehiel lnternorfen Die
Notur, oie 5iere, bie Wfenihen uno
oie meniblid)e Srbnung Ser @e-
Iell'faft, IN ser mir leben. 60
mar es emit, 10 lit es beute, 10 miro
es in Ser 3uflrnft iein.
8emeinlalne slrbeit nor un6e<
funnt, als Menlfen nod in Stein-
hoblen baulten uno ouf gdumen
ibre fiinmerlihe 9fabr,ing irdten.
lQtit Ser erlten srt aus Stein fam
cine neue gpohe; iie fiibrte sl,r
&eriflapung allgelnein niielifer slr.
belt. Sir bes freien Wfannes ,u1-
milroig nurOe lie erfldrt, l,r1ter.
iohte @oIfer, ser aneftidoft per-
faaene Solfsgenoiien iporen geraoe
gut genug baiiir.
9teue Ssormen biloeten iif. Die
2ebre bon ser @leihbeit oller Men-
ifen rang iid) blrd). 8leidbeit II,
ser Tbeorie, @leihbeit nod Sen,
Sobe. Sier auf oieier @elt, in,
iuirflihen 2eben Ser T6Ifer nll,i3te
lid oieie @leihbeit WtobuIationeu
gefaIlen laiien. Iie aaee,nein niis.
lihe 9lrbeit Ieiltenoen aberdeen
ipuroen 2eibeigene, ipdter Sori9e
Ser friegeriihen Seile, Der Serr-
ihenoen, Ser menihlif)en 8eieI.
Ihaft. Sic fanoen es 10 III Orb.
nllng, bis Ser slusiprl,h ourh Ole
'2anoe eetrogen iu,,roe, oab Der
Bauer iolanee nidt OILS @eittier
uno ser Sunfer iolonge niht ols
Reiter bon 9totur aus beltimmt lei
bis nidt ser Bauer nit bem Sot
tel ouf bem &iiden uno Der Sunfe,
nit SEN Sporen al ben Siiben gun
Selt fomlnen.
0ie 3eit fan1, mo Der sieit Sc,
leiblihen llnfreibeit IN ben bnbe,
entiuideItcn Staaten ms Wanfer
farn. Sn Sen 9arrifaoenfdmpfer
ser 9fepolutionen bes perganaener
oSabrbunoerts 1puroe sic neue sSrei
belt geboren. Seine Sflapen mebr
feline 2eibeigenen, feline 9orieen
Cpd) Die nel,e 3eit, Die nene Orb
nung murbe sl,r ipirtidaftliden uni
politiihen 9errid)oft 6es aapitalis
mus. 9elpaltig, be5auberno mol
lmo lit, mas Menihengeilt, gernein
lfaftlife slrbeit Ser Nenifbei
pollbrotte ,1no tdglih neu bon
brinet. Die Malle Ser Meni6beit
sic al oieie slrbeit leiltet, lit iebod
nieoereeoriidt, alssebeutet, perelen
BET. Die Maht bes 9eiises tril,m
pbiert, oas |plf Ser srbeit uiri
pereemaltigt, betroaen, beraubt.
Tie 3uf,,nftsbotldaft 6es Sosio
Iism,,s brinet cine neue Sronun!
Der @eieaIbait ins @eroen 9eel
9offnung, neles @agen lit III Del
Naiien oes 0olfes. @ollit6noie
@Ieibbeit Ser 0oietnsbeoinsunge1
fir alles, mas Meni6enantlis trde1
n,,B fommen. Oieier 3uf,,nit fire
ben be,ite Milionen ertgegen. Sii
iie miro gefdmpft, eeitritten uno &c
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| lttten. gSp 1inl1lcr Der Gapltal1sz
mus berriht, rllnb lm oen Gro
ball miro an bem 9au Ser reuen
@emeinid)af t genrbeitet. Simmer
flarer, INNER erfolguerlpredenoer
fommen ieine llmriiie gum Gor'
ihein.
Ga5 @erf Ser 9efreiltne ser 9lr-
beiterflaiie pollenOen 5ll ipollen, per-
langt, oie 8lieber ser slrbeitertlnile
fampffdbig 5u erbalten. Sat Der
aopitalismlls sic Senoen5, oie ar-
peiterflolle 81 perelenoen, ruB hie
Slrbeiterfloiie ibr alles Oaran iesen.
oies lunmoglih 81 MAIDEN. Wfit
oen Witteln Ser Organization fam
lno miro oogeeen pieles erreidt.
Mebr nod n1llB geideben, INNER
mebr, MIR 10 lteigt Sic 0tad)t Ser
9lrbHiter, bis tie sur liegreiben
&lalie iperoen.
2ange 9lrbeitsltunoen MAIDEN oen
aberdeen, ser tie leilten nllB, gum
slrbeitstier. sldt Stunben slrteit
oht Stunoen S6laf, uf)t Stunben
0fllBe, mar oesbulb lhon Dor
Subr5ebnten ser &fruf ser slr-
better oeS 2unoes. 9tod) lit oieIe
Gorbeoinglng peiterer nenihliher
Gntpicflltn9 ntd)t allgenlein erreid)t
Sic muB berbcigefiibrt iperben, ioll
sic slrbeiterflalle in ibren1 NufItieo
porlpGrts fonln,en.
Sir oen 5taat Ohio fonn ser
slftitllnoentag fommen, menn Ole
slrbeiter I'M Stoate iett ibrc YfIitt
crfiiuen. Sas Heht Ser Snitiatipe
ltno 0es Hefercnolin1s, pie es 1912
gelhaffen muroe, erlnoglidt es, Sen
gd)titllnoentag sllr Solfsabitin,.
ml1ng al bringen. Die Sosiuliiti-
| ife Hartei bes Staates Ohio bat
oie SSsnitiotipe biersu ergriffen. Ne.
titionen lino Inn llmlouf $4,000
llnterihriften Iino notigL Inn Sic
@elesaebung oes Staates 81 5lpii,.
gen, bel ibrer Sogllng i'm @inte1
su Dem slftltunoentag Stelll,ng 81
nebmen. 9is 5llm Is. Iesenber
miiiien biele llnterihriften geiam'
melt iein.
Sosialiiten oes Staates Ohio er-
iiillt eure Yfliht. Sammelt Inter
ihriften fir sic ahtitunoentog-Ye.
tition. 8ei allen 9eamten ser Nar'
REORGANIZATION iino Yetitionsboser
! Il, baben. Neue Mdnner iino ii
| oie 2eaislatur bes Stautes gelp1hl1
tporoen. Sic ale f(ieBen ilber Dor
@oblmolen fir Ole slrbeiterflaile
Der sldtitl,noentag fiir ale slrbei
| ter bes Staates n,uB fiir lie eli
Griifitein perbcn, an ibm mIB lid
seiaen, mas sic slrbeiterflaIIe iii,
ibren slltiltieg bon ibnen 81 crlpcr
ten bat.
/ @iro Ser Mdtltlinoentag bon oe1
| Staatslegislotur perlporfen, lpei
oie Observation-Disclosures Ser &c
tp6blten 8eiebeeber Sd)minoel lit
miro sic Sosialiitiihe Eartei mei
; tere $4,000 llnteridriiten iammelr
miillen, Inn SEN slhtlt,noentog sl,1
@olfsabltimmung 81 bringen. Tod
oas lit pid)tis fit ipdtcr. Ses
beiBt es oie erlten $4,000 Inter
: idriften auf5ubringen. Gie Sci
bierfiirr lit fl,r5. Gs beibt, an,
} @erf geben, loG es eelineen. aeil
MeitgIico ser Yartei ion rno oar
lid idellen, su belfen, NOS es bel
| fen fann. Sseoer Sbritt nod Dor
, !p1rts mlB oem 8cgner in barter
, aGlnpfen, NIT roltloier Selbitloiie
2 felt Ser nm ibre @efreiltng rineen
, oen 9lrbeiter, abeetrott meroen. Sc
sldtitllnoentag fir ale slrbeite,
. bos lit es, mas bie slrbeiterflaii
I nun Dor allem bra,ldt. Md)t Stun
. ben Nrbeit. aft Stun0eu Huhe I'M
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9ipfl Gin Gripla in Wfinneiuta.

9ulutb, Dtinn. Hiharo Sones,
ser io5ialiitiihe aunbioot fiir
Stootsienator auf Dem parteiloielt
Stlnm5ettelL lplroe fir Sen Staats-
ienot eelpdblt. Ssones tit q Sabre
oft uuo er iiegte iiber SbomasEugb
oem dlteiten Wtitglieo oes StaatsIe-
mates.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1914-08-01
A MIxUP WITH SkUNkS

Hub Fuqua while returning from a
journey up the Colorado in his auto,
last Sunday about sunset, came upon
a coterie of eight festive skunks that
were enjoying the cool of the even
ing, after the fashion of their kind,
in the middle Of the road. Hub toot-
ed his horn but they paid no atten-
tion to the warning. AS it was quite
evident that they had no notion of
quitting the road, and as he could
not very we'll turn out for them at
that point, he decided to run over
them, believing he could make the
pass before they could bring their
artillery into play. In this regard he
was mistaken for the skunks were
ready for him, and although he Grip
pied two of them, the bunch retail
lated with such odoriferous effect
that Hub came away looking some
what "sheepish" but smelling very
"wolfish" as the result of the en-
counter,
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1914-08-01
NEAR THRILLING

James Alexander, who is now in
charge of a government commissary
near the Mexican line, says the Ex-
aminer, relates some very unusual eX
periences, which to the ordinary
nearer are little unnerving, even
among the bravest OF us.
few weeks ago a band of desper-
ate looking insurrectos approached
his solitary habitat and demanded
vociferously "lonche"
There were nearly dozen of them
and they walked unconcernedly into
the shop and helped themselves quite
generously. Alexander was quite
alone at the time and had just formlt
lated a method of procedure in driv-
ing them away when one of them
gathered up the supplies which they
had independently selected and then
drew from his blouse a heavy wallet,
asked bluntly the price of the differ
ent articles and then after demurring
a little paid the price demanded, and
they slOuched back to their camp
across the foothills.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1914-08-01
BIG CANCELLATION

Three million acres the largest
tract ever involved, similarly in Ari-
Iona-were excluded from the en-
larged homestead realms by depart
mental orders Monday. The can
collation. is the largest ever made
over Arizona lands, and one of the
largest in the history of the public
!and office.
To be exact, there were 1871, 1,522
acres involved. Originally designated
as tracts upon which enlarged home
eieads night be entered, this land
was discovered unsuitable for such
entry and the cancellation issued.
The tracts are scattered all over
the state, and are mostly in the Vi
cinity of Indian reservations or for
ast reserves. Four hundred town
ships and five thousand sections are
involved in this immense and sweep
ing order.
The cancellation" order does not
act as a withdrawal, so that the
l6O-acre sized homesteads may si
be filed upon.-Republican
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1914-08-01
MEASURES
ATTACKED
SEVEN OUT OF THE Fifteen
PROPOSED MEASURES TO BE
VOTEN ON IN NOVEMBER.

Arguments against seven OF the
fifteen measures to be submitted to
the people at the November election
had been filed at the office OF Sec
retary of State Sidney P. Osborn
when the time for filing expired last
Monday, says the Republican. The
measures attacked are in the main,
the so-called labor bills, and both
amendments relating to prohibition.
The proposed laws against which
statements have been placed on rec
ord, and the names of those filing
the same are as follows:
Against the act providing for the
'Australian system OF taxation" by
the Arizona Taxpayers association
and T. T. Power, of Phoenix.
Against the amendment providing
for statewide prohibition, by the
Arizona Business Mems League.
Against the amendment limiting
the time of holding prohibition cleo
tions, by G. F. Rinehart, represent
ing the State Temperance Federation
Against the anti-blacklist bill, by
George Mauk, of Phoenix.
Against the eighty per cent bill,
providing for the employment OF
American citizens, by w. M. Fickas,
of Phoenix.
Against the act exempting meas
ures adopted by the initiative and
referendum law from veto of the
governor or repeal by the legislature,
by H. H. Wilson, of Phoenix.
Arguments were also filed some
time ago against the bill regarding
electrical construction.
The arguments against the pro
posed legislation will be printed in
the publicity pamphlets now bein
prepared for distribution to the vot-
ers OF the state, together with rea-
sons filed by supporters of the meas
ures for their adoption. Arguments
in favor of the so-called labor bills,
the prob ibition amendment, and the
arid lands reclamation measure were
filed some weeks ago.
Space in the publicity pamphlets
is furnished at just what it costs the
state, and comes to something over
$27 per page. The arguments filed
by the temperance forces against the
proximately five pages OF the pam
phlet.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1914-08-01
SUNDAY MORNING FIRE

About o'clock Sunday morning,
one of the cottages on First street,
owned by j. &. Ross and tenanted
by H. E. Buckingham and Charles
Waite, was entirely destroyed by
fire. There had been no fire in the
stove since o'clock that morning
and the occupants were away at the
time, so the origin of the fire is
only a matter of conjecture. Wesley
Martin was the one to first discover
the fire as the smoke issued from the
portion of the roof surrounding the
stove pipe. This would go to show
that the fire caught from the stove
pipe, but just how cannot be ascer-
tanned. The loss to the tenants was
about $50. in personal effects.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1914-08-01
INDIANS AS POLITICIANS

The great question of whether the
American Indian will ever take his
place in politics and become an ac-
tive factor in local and state govern
ment is answered satisfactorily in
several parts of South Dakota, says
dispatch from Pierre, S. d., of
recent date. The poor, Whiskey-cot-
ted -the-Face of earlier days
is rapidly changing into a keen and
crafty politician. Reports received in
the past week from Bennett and Mel
lette counties indicate that the
pitted successfully against all of the
whites and score or more of i'm
portant county offices are now held
by Indians. Thse officeholders are
Indians of intelligence and educa-
ton AS a further indication of the
trend OF the Tins, the secretary of
state recently chartered the Indian
political association of White River,
Mellette county, to conduct political
affairs in that region on solid
basis. The organization is incor-
porated by Isaac Bear Looks Behind,
Edward Castaway In The Forest,
Benjamin Hungry, James Bear Thun-
der and Henry Swift Eagle.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1914-08-01
CATTLE ON A HOTEL ROOF

A number of Yuma residents view
ed what seemed to be the strangest
phenomenon in the history of the Ga
dolfO hotel Wednesday, when a large
herd OF cattle were apparently repos-
ing en- its roof The sight was a
puzzling one, and the hill of the Wes
Yuma mesa was dotted with inter
ested spectators who considered the
sight one of the most unusual occur
rences which have ever stirred up ou
city
But, invt stigation was pursued
along that line, and it was discover
ed that the strange flock, in their
still stranger grazing place, were a
herd of range cattle belonging to a
Mexican in the Gila valley and for
the time being erjoying the pleasant
viW of the city from the heights of
prison hill.
By a strange coincidence the rays
Of the late afternoon sun were shin
ing at an angle that coincided pre-
cisely with the line of vision be-
tween the 1OCf Of the Hotel Gand-
olfo and frison Hill, throwing the
Motel building iEto perspective, ad
thereby causing the interest and cur
iosity OF the multitude.-Yuma Ex-
aminer.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1914-08-01
MAY NOT COME FOR PRIMARY

That Senator Mark Smith will
probably not be able to return to Ari-
zona before the coming primary is
evidentt from letter received from
him on the 21st ult. by Charles Blen-
man, according to the Tucson Star.
In the letter Senator Smith refers
to several other matters among them
the action of the war department in
ordering state national guard COM
panies to give up government proper
ty. The letter is as follows
q have your letter, and thank you
for, it. | went before the war depart
ment and stayed there until l got a
promise that they would hold up any
adverse action against the Arizona
militia, at least until January 1.
Long before anybody knew it, l
was working with the Secretary of
the Navy to name one of the great
battleships now building, ARIZONA" ."
in fact one of the greatest ships in
the world. | succeeded in accomplish
ing this, and telegraphed the Tucson
chamber OF commerce accordingly.
Il have no idea when | can leave
Washington, and doubt whether | can
leave at all | certainly cannot leave
while my irrigation bill is hanging
fire in the House, for |, as chairman
of the committee in the senate, will
have to be one Of the cOnferees in
case the House passes the bill with
amendments. l will go to Arizona if
| can, you may rest assured of that,
for | am awfully tired of remaining
here"