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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-13

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-13

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,oom G, over Colonial Trust Bank,
Phone 1870.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-13

JIN CHERRY who Vl- N.s'nr-
day r,f'tr,d to In the World as he
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-30
-Es inaudito 10 que pasa ahf-d,

Es inaudito 10 que pasa abide
clan.
Ri dueno del F'reibad los dejaba de
cir. Ell no podfa anunciar su estableci
Imento como inmroal, no solo por 10 que
lie costase la propaganda, sino por que
la gente cree siempre que ell los anun-
clos Sc eXagera.
Ademas, las autoridades lie lutheran
|cerrado ell establecimiento. Que habla-
sen sus enemigos
7 sus enemigos eran qaienes le cos
teaban la "r6elame' quienes le lie
naban la casa de pGbhco A medida
que Sc voceaban los escandalos del
F'relbad, ell Freibad Sc hac1a mas popu-
lar. ,Durante varios amos, aquello fu6
una NINA de oro Ell Freibad Sc hizo
celebre Ell ell mundo entero. Muchas
personals hay que han venido 4 Alema
MIA atraidas por las fotografias del
F'relbad tanto como por la fama de slls
Universdades
Ultlmamente. los enemigos del Frei
bad trataron de darle al famoso esta-
bleclmlento un golpe defnitivo. Habia
que sacar una fotografia del Ffeibad,
pero no la fotografia corriente de mu-
chachas en- mailIot' mezcladas con
hombres alrededor Gle las mesas sino
una fotograffa mas concluyente. una
fotografia que no dejase lugar dudas
sobre los horrores del Wannsse. Para
clio Sc comision6 a un detective, al
= detective' Hoffmann
Durante varios dias. Hoffman, va
20, kodak" Ell mano. por por los rim
zones mas rec0gidos del Fr2ibad. Las
muchachas bromeaban con los hombres.
pero este era POGO. Sc esperaba algo
mas de un hombre como Hoffman,. V
Hoffman, no defraud6 estas esperan.
zas. Busc6 una pareja la situ6 en- un
'ugar adecuado de Wannsse.
-Sonrianse ustedes. Mas. Tn po-
quito mas :. Nuchas gracias -.
Los enemigos de Freibad le habian
prometido mucho por la fotografia pc
70 ell propio F'reibad es indudabe que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-30

le darfa mas todavia Hoffman, Sc fue
a yer al duefo, le ensefa la plaza le
|dijo:
Si usted quiere, la inutilizo en- pre-
sencia de usted
Ri dueno de Freibad pas6 TN NAL ra-
to-
-Si usted no me compra la plaza. Va
habra quien me La compre.
En- estas negociaciones, ell dueno del
F'reibad descubrio la supercheria Ell
es hoy quien acusa. Acusa Hoff-
mann de chantage'' de ultraje publ
co al pudor Y de juramento falso FL
proceso esta hacienda un gran ruido
La fama del Freibad sigue Ell aumento
Dentro Gle unos dos meses, cuando co
mience la epoca de banos, ell Freibad
tendra mas concurrencia que nunca.
Julio GAMBIA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-30
COSAS DEL DIA*'
Continuation de la "a. pagina.)

mas Corots y mas amores del rev Leo
poldo. FL rey Leopoldo Sc parece III
POGO el tld en- este de hacer conquistas
despues Gle muerto. Sc lie puede prohi
DIR seguramente a los empresarios dc
teatro que anuncien en- p1blico los amo
res del rey Leopoldo; pero Sy los ar
tlculos Gle peri6dicos? ~ las relaciones
confidenciales2 ~ la habil calumnia
Toda muchacha un POGO inteligente
puede llegar a ser un tltimo amor del
rey Leopoldo con mucha mas facilidad
ahora que Leopoldo esta muerto. que
anteS cuando viva.
es que no hay otro .rey a prop6sito
en- Europa para las artistas de "varie
teS Ell rey Eduardo Sc habfa vuelto
muy formal Ell sus 1ltimos tiempos. Ell
rey Manuel de Portugal, con ell que hi
cleron algunas tentativas los empresa-
RIOS no result0 gran cosa Leopoldo.
al que ell ell lenguaje de entire bastido-
res Sc lie llama todavia "Leopoldo"
no tene competitor possible Muerto Y
todo, eS Ell mas boulevarder el mas
" Moulin rouge, ell mas Maxim s.
de todos los reyes de Europa y protege
aun a las artistas bonitas.
Ell CELEBRE FREIBAD.
Ell Freibad Q bano libre de Wanusse
que Sc encuentra veinte minutes de
Berlin, es celebre Ell todo el mundo
Quien no ha visto esas fotografias de
hombres y mujeres en- maillot' Sc
candose al sol sobre la arena congre
gados Ell torno de las mesas del estable
cimiento Porque en- Freibad de Wann-
sse esta uno sentado ante una taxa de
chocolate, pongamos por case, Y. / 70
meJor, vlene una muchacha que parec4
ana ondina con ell traje de bano empa-
padO Ell aqua. q Sentarse nueStro Ia
do. La pobreciIla tirita ell te ell
"grog que lie Sirve el camarero no
baStan para hacerla entrar ell reacci0n.
Y como. ademas, es muy mona-si no
10 fuera no Sc hubiera atrevido 4 ex-
hibirse en- Wannsse-, uno Sc apiada Y
es capaz de quitarse la chaqueta para
ofrecerSela.
Lo de quitarse la cahqueta no es gra-
We. perO Darece que hay 0uipn So ouita
tambi6n ell chaleco, 10 que va puede CO.
menzar a ser grave. Los propietarios
de los otros estabiecimientos de banos
de Wannsse estaban indignadisimos
contra la inmoralidad del Freibad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
HUERTA'S FALL
MAY BE HASTENED

Ell PASO. Texas. May =S-Adyices
from the South tonight Indicated that
both Zacatecas and san Luis Potosi.
two important cities OF Central MeXi.
co. would fall even before a ConCen-
trated attack was made on either.
Constitutionalist officials here say
mat II these events cnsue. there Is a
possibility of the Huerta government s
downfall before the conclusion OF the
Niagara Falls mediation conference.
General Paniilo Natera commanding
the forces besieging Zacatecas. has re.
ported 10 CarranZa that he had cut the
railroad between Zacatecas and Aguas
Callentes. This shut OF the Federals
from either getting reinforcvments or
retreating south.
From General Carrera Torres came
the inform. alton he had taken tha res
ervoir. cutting of the water supply
OF Lacatecas. and also captured the
railroad station in recent skirmishes.
Forces under General Pablo Gonzales
operating in the east. we're moving
westward. he reported 20 assist IN
the investment of Zacatecas. when
city, II Sas stated. contained only
5000 federal soldiers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
WOMEN KILLED IN
BATTLE OF PARED0N N

AMARGOS. Coahuila. May %. CBy
courier via ~ PasoD Thirty wo.
men camp followers lost their lives
with 300 federal soldiers I'm the bat
III" of P1redon. 70 was learned TODAY
seven federal officers wear executed
after the battle
Reports OF the execution Of Gen.
eral Munoz. nephew Of ex-President
iorhrio Diah. General Orsono. and
nine colouois which a. first werp Do.
MED. now seem well established. The
mon shot. it was said. reiterated their
loyalty 10 the Huerta government and
rather than violate their oath OF al.
leEiance save their lives.
Twelve members Of a Federal mill.
iary band also were shot. although. ~
was said. this was done by Constitu.
tionalist soldiers without sanction Of
The officers As n TO show that no
harm had been meant. the soldiers. ar
tor stop had been put 10 the carnage
asked tho remaining seven members of
me band 90 give q concert. a request
which was promptly met
ial'r. 40 Hipulito. tho seven remain.
lrt musicians were sent to fratcrnir 10
"in The very men who had killed
Their comrades
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
URGES AMERICANS
TO STAY AWAY

WASHINGTON. May 2S = TrvoD-
recommendation that Americans
should not yDf rerIru fo Tampir0 were
transmitted to the navy dapartmanf
ioniEut hy Ecar Admiral Mayo through
Rear Admiral Badger
Admiral lHvo.s report said.
U understand flaf about nIIfy
moro Americans have arrived AZ
Iamrico by train to-day ] cannot
too strongly rcitgrate my personal
opinion chat Americans should ba
slow iu rsfuuIue f1 tho oil frIf4
around Iampico. especially aa tho
fomranlos ar" not reudirE any mon
out and ! understand that ten com
rHnics refused to employ Americans
under present conditions feel that
large number of unemployed Amer
leans may cause ar embarrassing d.
n0t serious situation
The admiral added that 90 far o.
Do had been able tO ascertain mo- ff.
rect demand had been made on of
companies for contribution. TO fna
Consfitufionalisf cause
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
POLITICAL SITUATION IN
MARION co. FLATTERING
EXECUTED
Thirty five Federal Officers Shot 81
Rebels - Gen. Obreson Sends
sharp Reply 20 lntereessors.

NOGALES. Ariz May eS-Thirty.
~" federal officers captured BY the
constitutionalists at thp city OF Tepic
were executed May -. according 10 a
message received here today from
General Alvaro Obregun. the consti.
uonalist commander
General Obre CONS message saws
that Rear Admiral Howard. the Amer.
lean naval commander on tho Pacific
coast. telegraph~d 20 the German
consul at Tepic 10 intercede for the
lives % the federals for the sake or
humanity but Obregou answered
that the execution OF the officers was
necessary 10 prevent thvm making
trouble In The future
The federals were taken 20 the
cemetery and shot IN squads
General Obreeon's rcply TO the Offer
OF intercession said
when the assassin. Huerta. mur.
dered MHdero. the nations hastened
10 recognize his government and hu.
manitN was forgotten Now that pun,
ishment is about 10 ovprtake Huerta
and his minions. IL Is no time 20 CRY
Humanity.
The soldiers OF the Tepic garrison
for whose lives the American admiral
also interceded. were parolcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
OFFICIALS CONFIDENT
OF PEACE IN MEXICO
[)()(JbT
Expressed in official Circles As TO
Whether Steamers Landed Car
aoes-No Verifiestion.

WASHINGTON. May 2s-An Off.
cial statement issued at the navy de-
partment late tonight said:
After making every effort to veri-
fy positively the reported landing of
arms by the Steamers Bavaria and
4pnansa &C Puerto klexIeu. me de-
partment has been unable TO confirm
the rumor. and in view OF all the cir
cumstances, Is disposed to await a
confirmation that the landing of the
arms actually took place"
The only facts konwn 20 the de
partment IN regard TO the Ypiranga"
the statement added. are that the
steamer arrived at Puerto Mexico in
the regular course OF her itinerary
and landed a considerable cargo OF
some sort during the day. Admiral
badger has been requested to secure
more definite information"
The War and State Departments
also are without definite information
as 10 whether the arms were landed
Members OF the cabinet conceded the
truth of the report during the day.
however and Secretary Bryan said he
had no intention of making further ef.
forts 10 verify u.
Consul Canada. at Vera Cruz. report.
ed yesterday that he understood both
steamers had landed shipments of
arms. and last night Rear Admiral
Badger cahled that there was Every
indication that the Ypiranga had dis.
chafced her full cargo of war sup.
piles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
DR.. LANGLEY Is
NOW INDICATED

El.MlitA, y. Y. May 2S-The theo-
ry OF Dr. Samuel Pierrepont Langley.
VINO proclaimed to the world thar he
mad solved the problem of the air sew.
SIai years before the upper elements
nae been socoesSrUafJ asSsrred b, a
hea'ler than air machine, was yindi-
Saled at Hammondsport when Glenn
S,urlss, tho aviator. went aIoft i'm
Langley's Folly"
The crude rlying machine. which
ieu INTO the Potomac river when Dr
Langley, its inventor, ATTEMPTED 10
Ivy In ~ and which later was con
signed 20 the Smithsonian instifufa a
AZ Nashington. had every requisite
ior night. and remained in the arr
i0ng enough 10 demonstrate the prac-
ilcal mind of the maker. who had
been ridiculed by his incredulous
contemporaries Tho old relic was
wheeled from its hangar early this
morning. the pilot Immediately climb
"a into the seat and was away un-
der much the same conditions a.
would prevail In a night OF the latest
model aeroplane. The fiight was a
short one. but successful i'm every re-
gpcct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
FAVOR FEDERAL
LAW ON DIVORCE

CHICAGO. May 2S.-Members OF
the l2Gth general assembly OF the
Presbyterian church in the United
States to-day went on record as IA
voring a federal law on divorce by
adopting a resolution TO that effect
introduced by Rev. A. ". Eels. OF
Cairo. Ills.
The subject came before the body
In a supplemental report Of the com
mittee on marriage and divorce pre-
sented by Chairman John Timbothy
Stone, who asked to have the para
graphs a recommending amendments
20 state divorce laws referred back
10 the committee with instructions
10 report In a year Mr.. Stones prop
ositiOn was defeated
Another resolution adopted called
upon the pastors and churches 10 take
steps to revive family worship in the
home with the mothers knee as the
Children's altar.
Rev. John Mcdowell. OF Newark. y
J.. presented the report OF the stand
ing commiuee on church erection,
showing that last year 1881 .40l was
expended In this work.
II is expected that the assembly will
adjourn tomorrow evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
OFFICE HOLDERS
LEAVE COMMITTEE

Special Dispatch 20 the InteiHEcncer.
FAlRMONT. W Va. May 2S The
Democrats will name q candidate for
congress In Fairmont ON the after
noon OF June % for then the Dem
ocratic Congressional Convention will
De- held iu the CITY The Congress
sioual Committee met here Yesterday
with chairman n. $. Lively. selected
m" date and place as we'll as trans
acled other business. There was q
iull presentation excepting one com
mitt"e man who was Ouf of the tsate
June 23rd. WAS chosen for the date
OF the Convention because it Is the
day before the State Convention
which VIII be held a Parkershurg. on
June 24th 10 select Congressman at
large candidate. Delegates from the
upper end ~ tho district may come to
Fairm1ut fo choose their candidate
and then proceed 10 Parkersburg. for
the State Convention
Democratic office holders ON tho
committee rendered resignation yeaf,r.
day ANA these We're accented. They
were Postmaster j Carl Vance. Of
tlarksburg. committeeman from Har.
risOn county and Postmaster Gus
w lpdDhu-Ch. ~ Wheeling. committee.
man from Ohio county vs. % Lewis
was chosen tD succeed Mr. Vance.
while tho vacancy caused hy tho
resignation o. Nr WipdphuecI waa
NOT filled 40 fb. meeting The com.
mittoo gave Chairman Lively tho priv.
u,ln OF ChOOsluE tine TEMPORARY or.
g1uilatiuu officers for tho Fairm0rf
convention hUf these he will not ar.
uoun"o for some werka.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
GIVE UP BOOKS TO
WORK ON ROADS

Special Dispatch 20 ~. Intellieencer
MORGA\TOWN. W. Va. Nav 2S.-
Discarding their books and other
worldly cares for a day. between 50
and So students az the ". V. a.. took
up a pick and shovel today and as.
sisted handful Of Monongalia county
road builders 10 improve a mile OF
roads near the State farm. The fcl.
lows did everything that a common Ia.
borer would do. and tonight they are
nursing sore muscles and bHsters on
their hands. Less than 20 men nut in
an appearance for class at college this
morning. and they only remained for
one period
The bulk Of the student body is AZ
'addoI, camping and when the fair
coeds learned that no boys were AT.
Iehdlng class. they assembled In front
or Dr Hodges Office. ravsa three
cheers for prcNy and walked out
Fifteen laborcrs and eight teams
worked on The roads beside the stu
dents. hut the number will be more
than doubled tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
PLANS TO PACIFY MEXICO ARE
NOW VIRTUALLY COMPLETED
REVERSED
Court of Appeals Holds u. ~. W. a.
Rave Riaht TO Orgarize-Bio
Victory FOR Isbor.

Special Dispatch 90 the IntoIliE~ncer.
RICHMOND. Va. May 2S-In the
case OF John Mitchell. former pres
dent OF the United Mine Workers. and
others. appellants against the Hitch
man Coal and Coke company. operat-
Ing In West Virginia. appealed from
the district court at Philipgi. ". Va.
the United States District Court Of
Appeals here today. in an opinion by
judge Fritchard and concurred IA by
judges Knapp and Woods. held that
labor organizatiOn has tho right to
unionike workers In a coal mine in
West virginia. provided only peaceful
and lawful means were used In effect
lag the union. The opinion rovorses
Judge Dayton. OF the Northern Dis
t1ct OF West Virginia. who held the
Organization 20 be unlawful. az com
Elon-iaw. and also upon the ground
tnat the defendant and those associ-
ated with them prior 10 and at the
tlme OF the Institution OF this suit
IN 1906 had formed themselves into
a conspirac for the purpose OF union.
izing the plaintiffs mines without ia
consent and for violation OF the con
sutuuonai, common and statutory law
Of West Virginia.
labor men regard the opinion "a a
great Ntelory for organized labor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
WILSON ATTITUDE
TOWARD BUSINESS

WASHINGTON. May 2S-Repre
sentatives Of big business heard from
President Wilson today the admin
lStrauon's view OF and attitude
toward the business of the country
Whlle expressing an earnest desire
70 serve and not TO hinder or iniure'
the president said IL was evident that
such policy as the Democratic party
was now pursuing was absolutely nee
essary TO satisfy the conscience Of Tho
country and its perception OF the pre
Vailing conditions OF business This
vas MS answer 10 manufacturer
who came 10 the White House asking
mat all legislation affecting business
except the trade commission hill h.
withheld temper arily.
Inc president also said that while
ne was aware OF the present depres.
SION In business. there was abundant
sioenCs that u was purely psyChologi
cal and that there was no msferisi
CoDdltion or substantial reason wby
ne business of the country should NOT
ne IN The most prosperous and ex.
panding condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
1900 WORK ROADS
IN HARRISON co.

Special Dispatch to fr. Int.IHrlHc.-
CLARkSHrRG. 49, Va. May 2s-
gave volunteer service rn fhs count.
roads today. iu response fu Gov. Uaf.
leld e proclamation. setting apart fo.
DAY and tomorrow aa state GOOD roads
days. and 1u equal number DEL OK.
per'nd to do the same thing tpmur.
row This estimate was made by G.
~ FIitnr. county road engineer. who
planned work and ORGANIZED WORKING
crews ln various parts of fro county.
n conjunction with members OF tho
county court Workers of Clarksburr
c"nfer'd their efforts on tho bad road
suburbs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
STUDENT DIES,
BOYS ARRESTED

ANNAPOLIS. Md. May 2s.-Wil-
liam r. Bowlus Of Middletown. Md,
"A cadet AZ St Johns military college
here died this afternoon from a pis-
tol wound inflicted in the midst OF
a hazing melee a. the college Monday
The five freshmen who we're in the
room from which the bullet came
were oredered rearrestpd
Cadets George ~. Weaver, OF Au-
burn. y. and Harry l. Valdez. OF Hs-
vana. Cuba. were locked up. The
other three are out OF town today,
but will be arrested as soon as they
return to the college They are Fen
dali Martury Baltimore. Reginald
Jones. Cambridge, Nd. and John w.
Noble. Cf Preston. Md
Monday night several members OF
the junior class went TO room
whore five freshmen had congregated,
with the purpose Il BE- said. Of correct
ing them for soVe alleged misdoings
Finding the door locked the juniors
demanded admittance This was re-
fused by tho freshmen
The juniors then began kicking on
the door and thre atened TO break n
down a shot was fired and Bowlus.
who had hold Of the door was struck.
The bullN b Is said. passed through
the door panel
The governing body of the college
tonVht began sweeping investiga-
tIuu ~ an the circumstance OF tne
affair as well as the hazing system
at the college.