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strikers VIII Surrender

Trinidad, colo, April 2S.-"Gener-
ar John Brown, in command of the
strikers militia camp on the outskirts
Of Trinidad, when informed that fed
eral troops were to be sent into the.
district, declared that his men would
surrender to the regulars and lay
down their arms.
1--WE will be glad to deliver up our
guns to the regulars he said. Il
think / am speaking not only for my
own men, but also for all the ermed
strikers. The miners will surrender
and give up their guns Then the
strike can be settled on its merits"
There was mtch' perturbation about
General Browns headquarters, but
it was not over the reports of fight
ing or even the news Of federal in
tervention. The excitement was due
to the arrival Of several boxes Of
shoes purchased by the union for it's
fighting men. The effort to find men
to fit the shoes resulted in endless
confusion.
Man Killed in WaIsenburs
George Book, a Pole, is the only
man known to have been killed in
the fighting OF last night, Book was
found dead today in a stone house on
seventh street in the town of Walsen-
burg About 3 O'Clock this morning
strikers fired into the Walsen mine
from the stone house, and guards on
Water Tank Hin,7 above the mine,
replied. 1t is supposed that his fire
killed Book.
Jesse Russell, guard reported
killed. is alive.
The known wounded are:
Miss Maggie Gregory, cousin Of the
superintendent of the McNally mine,
shot through the arm.
Mike Lenzini, a storekeeper, shot
through the stomach probably fatal:
win Peet, striker, shot through
the leg.
Shortly before noon the state
troops left the Huerfano county court
house and moved out to meet the
strikers, who still we're scattered
through the hills surrounding the
town and the Walsen and McNally
mines. Sheriff Jeff Farr said at 12.SO
o'clock that everything was quiet,
and that the trouble appeared to be
over. He said he WAS positive that
no mine guards had been killed and
that he knew Of no fatalities among
the attackers except the killing Of
George Book.
Cannon at WaIsenburg
The fighting at the WaIsen mine be-
gan last night soon after the McNally
mine had been captured by the strik-
ers and its defenders driven out The
rs Walsen guards took their stand on
Water Tank Hill" above the mine,
where the powerful searchlight in
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sEeeERsoN - HOME

Santa Fe, Ayril 2s-Rate Clerk B.
r. Seggerson returned today from
Washington. D. c., where he attended
the hearing Of the New Mexico rate
cases before the Interstate commerce
commission. He also visited rela-
tives in Ell Paso before returning.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28

show. The decorations Of the armor-
les, where the show is being held, are
Of the most lavish and elaborate ma
ture.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28

Old newspapers. apedt 50 to bundle
delivered free. Pay messenger upor
delivery Price 70 cents 'sr bundle
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National League
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
Western League
YESTERDAYS REsuLTa
National Leauue

Batteries Robinson, Steele and Sny-
der; Benton and CIafk, Gonzales
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
Federal League

Baltimore at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Kansas City
Pittsburgh at indianapolis.
Buffalo At st. Louis; rain.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
TonAY,s BASEBALL
444%%4444@44*+s
American Leaaue

Cleveland at St Louis.
Chicago at Detroit. sd
Boston at New York M
Washington at Philadelphia.
4asj NatlonaT League
Pittsburgh OF Chicago.
ST. Louis at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
Nav York at Boston,.
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Batteries: FlanFigans t'aircl0th alila
Rapps; Ehman and Roher
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euQfal -. ION
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Cannon &c WaIsenbura

The fighting at the WaIsen mine be-
gan last night soon after the McNally
mine had been captured by the strilz-
ers and its defenders driven out. The
rs Walsen guards took their stand on
Water Tank Hill" above the mine,
where the powerful searchlight in
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0ien, Gnoe Stto6er.

70 len, Gnbe Stto6er.
llnieren pOriOpsliaen 8eb6rbsn sis
uen sutgemsintsn 9orf4las: sur gr.
beiterung unD 9srubisuns etpd nod
porbdnbener GHgItli9er Gsmiitbsr mOs
gen lie Die 0sr0fintlifuns Der Giiesns
berihte uniersr 9esnsr anoronsn. Ct
mas gefreienosrss Iiebe iih iaum auss
oenten. 3a Isien mir in sinem eng
liIhen 9latte Hsben anoeren S9ausrs
uslbungeH aus Der betlasenspsrt5en
Donaus sMetropole. bab bic erbittertsn
Wientr aud oas 0ebduoe ibrss neusn
ariegsminifi,riums oemolisrt bGtten.
Infer Qlug. slGnjte. Wirtli92 SOllts
ss ipabr iein2 Gs 1T nod tsin Sabr
Der, bab bic pereinisten aiinitleriOrs
ptrfnaften Der Stabt in ben glGttsrn
sinen proteit gssen bisie monitr0i.
WerunIiaItung oss StabibiIOss Der5fs
fsntIidt baben. 9isbsr bat Der proieit
nihts seniibt. Die Wiensr sepOhntsH
iih jogar alImdblt6 an 0ieie Iusges
burt irgenb elmer Grdrif6eH phantaiie
unb In ben sriten 8liitbntaseH bes
ariessubenteusrs Sosen alltdsIt1 nnS
aIIna4tIi6 9dufenbe begeiiterter 9aa
trioien oempnftrirenb unb barrenb an
fsiner IansssItredteH Jrpnt porlbsr.
wait Dem erftsn RiididIag ipurOe es
port filIsr. absr ea blifb NOD INNER
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1ta;sn Central GebGube.

i4oIfes bdHgen, ME BON llrtraft ss'
i9lsubert, auf bo6en, OertoblteH
Mauerrsitsn,
Sn bieier Stabt iaB, Dor ben leeten
ausgebranuten Maueru zines Sauies
cine gang 3uiaumengeiuntere, uralte
Jran in einem brsiten 4ebnitu6l. Der
belle Uiittagsfonneni4ein lag uuf pie
lem bi5arrsn Bib. sic Iab uns an
nit srloi4enem gleidgiiltig talteH
2lugen.
Qluf bem 2eopolosplaats bds r5eitz
oaal gaiinO. Sin 5uiammengeitiirS'
tss Strei4hOl8Ipiel. Giienbalten unb
Sparren bingen pie biinne, perfengte
.3pirnsfGbsn in Der 2uft. 4uf elmer
ihpar5en Mauertulihe, segeniiber
Der bolb3eri4oienen unb bura Sra-
ndten gang uufgepiiblten Stride ct.
@Iprit, Spei fpeibe 5uuben.
8on Qntperpen berunter teArten
bic MeHi4en jeBt pieber beim. Sie
iu9en ibre Sduier unb finbeu lie
nldlt mebr. Ste tonneH nl1t eInFndl
bic Sriimmer ibres 6auies errei6en,
oenn qanss StrabeHreiben iinb pera
itiittet in einem iteinernen 6iigsI,
begru6en unb 5ugsbett in rieiigeuSrG@
bern.
Die Meni6en iteben gang Dcrtpirrt
unb Itill ppr al bsm S9idial, bus
ii6sr ;br 2e6en bereinge6rO9en lit. Sic
ieben auf Elm paar SGufer, bic unbe>
riibrt unb unDerbrannt, bur9 tpeiBe
siiasr unb Sabnen SdoHung unb
Saub iuaten unb fanben.
llnb fpem erit Der 4beub fDmmt.
t0nnen lie ii9 nirbt ms6r betten. llno
lie sieben rpieber tpsiter auf ben berbit.
liden Straben bes 2anbes, bas Ieinen
&inbsrn cine i6ledte unb tbOriats
Wutter mar.
SeinrtCh 8tnoer.
Sriegsberihteritdtter.
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Huifia.YsIea.

Die geDDltsrungssiffer in RuIiifd,
polsn ilnb oaHit Die Didte Der ge.
iieoluns IN i'm Iesten Sobrbunberi
iebr ssipn9isn. 1916 belief fi4 bic
ginfpcbner5abl hes bamalisen aDnias
rei4s gotsn auf nur 2,7172S7. ftisa
absr In oen nd4ften fiinf,is Sabren
auf faft has DOppelts. glls i'm Sabre
1864 Dcs 2anb isinsr Gslbitdnbigteit
bon Der ruiiiiden Regisrurs poIlitdns
big berdubt ipurbs, bate Die 9ep5lies
ruHs nabeau fiinf WiIionsn GesIen
errei4t. Das fam elmer 9spoIterungs=
nifte BON stipd 46 Betpo9ntrn aui
cine Auubrutiperit glei9. (Gine Merif
enffpridt iHgtfGhr einem seiIometer,
uHb siiie Anobratiperit 1T stipa Elm
Sisbentef erSber als Gin Aunbrattt,
IaHtsstl .an atRAd slftsn 80 Sabrsn
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4ufnas bic SranSpfeH
neibti d paren. Gin aus Der
NGbe Don Rbeims abgeiagter 5elbz
poitbrief, Der uns Sur 8erfiigung ges
ite[lt fporben 1T, sntbdlt II. q. folgenbe
amiiiante SisLle. bic beipnDers ale
bieienigen, Die unisren brapen Jelbs
srausn bic beiberiebnten 3igarren uuo
3isdretten iiberIanoten, intereHieren
unb 5u neucn Senbungea peranlahen
iptrb: .9iebe Shpeitsr! Sabe 9eirt
liebes Batetfen nit ,3i9aretten erbala
ten. ipofiir tf Dir berSlicb bante. Sbr
tpibt ia gar nift, mas Sbr banlit
einem beltI6en &risser fir eine grobe
Sreube bereitet. 9entt Sud, als bic
3isarreten antamen, fat ii9 fpfort
jeber meiner aamerdben cine angeitedt
unb tr6ftts aequalmt, bab nur 10 bic
blauen Rauhipoltsn aufittegen, unb
ettpa 300 Wteter bappr i'm S9iibenz
graben lasen bic 5ranapien. Sd
glaube. bic Trau5mGnncr baben IiHI
i9ner gedrsert, als Iis uns 10 quail
men fdben unb eine beutihe Cigarette
riehen mubten, benn taum faben iis
Bel uns bic blduen W0ltheu dufitei-
gen, als iie, bic nsibtTaen SerIs, auf
,tns lospFsfferten, baB uns bic &us
seln uur 10 I'M bte Obrsu pfiffen;
aetroffen lit aber @ott lei 9ant tel.
Die s@eritd notgune" NIT
euSraHftireurs.
Sin Srupp 5ranttircurs mar BON
elmer Gompasnie eiueebradt porben
unb purbe bis CUR abfertiguns In Ell.
mem &eller perftaut, Der Selotpehel
leitste bic unterbrinsuns. Sm llntera
offisisrstpnc f1nau5te er bic ganbe
ouf gut SeutIf an: .Rebmt cure
sottperoammten Gdti6eu 5uIdmmen!
Redts ranriidenl Simmer md me6r
ranl Dentt i6r oieGetGt, ibr tomm!
In Elm SiiritenStmmsr2" uub es sing
alles rpunberI6bn unb Thnea. Damn
wurbe Der 5elotpe5el abberufsn unb
Der giSe, in 5rieoensSeitsn Reupbilcs
'Iuge, iiberua6m fsin amt. @r fprab
frun51Iiid. Gs 9irg uber ipeientl!9
langIdmer. Da iagte etrer ppn ben
SifiiIieren, bic nit aufgepFldu5teuI
Seitengeipebr on Der &elIertbiir ftnn.
ben, gu ietnem Hebermann: gu faas
be, baB Der GeIopebsl meg 1T. Der
tDnnte ii4 10 fh9n NIT ben 2enttig
.psrEGHbigsH-4
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W.i3en. - Giir DECEMBER $1.13a
-1.15sc, am S6lus $1.145e; fir
Mai S1.19s-1.21sc, ON S9luB
$1.21se.
@.li6iorn. = siir eDssmber 6ea
67{e, am Gdlus 67se; fir Wai
70s-71c, am G6luB Tic.
Safer. - Tiir Deseinbsr 49f-
49ac, am S9lub 49ac; fir Mdi So
53ac. am SdluB 53sc.
Roegen. - 92o. 2 S1.06-
0erfte. - 60-S0c.
3imotbp. - $3.75-5.25.
ase. - s1O.00-$14.00.
port. - siir sanuar $18.65-19.s
90, am Gnluf $3.50; fur Wlai S1S.'
10-19.42, am Gdlub 1912.
Gdmalj. - Sir sSanuur $10.22-
1877, am S9lub 1922; fir Mai
S10.32-10.50, am S9lub $10.32.
Rippenfsiten. - 5iir adnuar $1O.-
O5-10.17, am S4lub $10.05; fir
Mai $1O.30-10.47. am SdluB S10.'
80.
Butter. - prsife nisorissr, Grsa'
lnerp 24--32c.
Gier. - Warit unperGn6ert.
aartoffeIn. - Wlartt per1nberli4.
Midiaan unb Misconfin 35-48e,
Minneiota 38-45c.
9sfIiisel. - aebenbes. pr.iie niebs
riger. Sprinsers 11ac. 6iihusr lie,
Sriitbdbns $15Ae.
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1880. Gtiere $5.60-9.20, Giibe UNI
oeifers $a75 -9.40. 2dlbsr $500
Ill. so.
Gdafe unb Gdmmer. - 3ufubr
1900. Wlartt ftetis. Sdafe $3.50
$50. ssabrIinse $6.5o-7.6o, aam>
mer. S6.60-9.65.
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Ginsimnati. II. glOpsn6sr.

Gintinnatt. IL. Nopsnlbsr.
Inter Qtufiidt Der gunbes. foipObl
ipie Gtoats Snipeftortn Ihreiten Die
Reinisungss iinb Desinfsttionsdrbei.
ten ihnsll porun unb cine arcbe gln.
5ahl glrbsiter 1T beihdftist, barnit bic
Wisbb6fe fobalS lpis m0slid ipisbsr ers
0ffnst iperben i5nnsn. Die bieiigen
Sdladthdufsr madtsn btute ishr bss
bsitenoe Gintdufs bon RinbDieb unD
Ghpsinsn In Wdrlttn. bis nibt Der
GuarantGne unterworfen itnb, itdmlih
in stnnsTes unb Miifouri, iinb ss III
Saber sins aeniisenbe 3ufubr BON fit.
fdem JleNn su srlangen. icIcnss bic.
fe RGrite often bIeibtH.
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RtWttu &s WSsmsFs AsAfs
De 0sl4dite baben ii6 In Hnsemsiner
stDsD Deboben, bic 0insraten oter iiub nod
nnufrdHbert gsbIieben. Die 1anfen be.
re6Hstsn for TarIeben son caa1 e96 unt
bisfpntirten 0sf4ditpapisrs stsnfaas 81
81.
ns4ia sM Rss psa
putbsn o. Wari 5wif6eH Hanien psrIauft.
pie GouHtsrsate beirdst zoe prdmie per
6ioo0.
epsAfd sus Gsssts
Si6t. WtHisl Sui 2onbon mArbts ~
44,o0 - 4.83 per Yfunb SterlinS quotirt.
MIR Wshfei duf Berlin rurben 9le fir 4
Nari bsrt4Hst unb iar geaia auf gsris
SOC pro 6rane.
esxssArblissHsues
iian nHs itstis Die Saa!sn austirta sis
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Rem gOrt, II. Ro0.mbtr.
5inn. - Mart tpillis. $3.50
33.25, gleetrolptic aupfer $11.87i-
1900, gainss $11.62a-11.75. 9lei
S3.65-3.75. SpeIter S5.15-5.25.
Gifen rubis unb unperdHbsrt.
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finirier Gut Coat $3.50; poipbsrsh
$5.70; Cubes $5.S5; aranuluish
$3.50: gonfsetionsrB .a4 $50: of
.A@ $5.25: ipeiber srtrd .g- $5.05
srtrd .gS ABS per funb.
Wptaffe2 in iistte.Eeip Or.
leans Open ReitIt 3S-45c. Gsntriflt.
GAL 16--20e pet Galfons.
Msis. - aouiIiand, Daneh neat
6}-1. prima 5a-64c, rrbindser At
&c, Jdpon 4h--4ac per plumb.
Dafsps prcbulte
Bntter. - Wlarit rnhia greifs
ipiIIigtr. WbcIsmilt Grtrd 36e. Gen.
trali5eb grtra 33As, gnirdItst f5irits
30Ac, bo. Geronbs. 25-26s.
Dautp Dairp 26as. RadiHa st0d 2ls.
aE 2f,nh
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Shipsint. - 3afubr $4,000. Mortt
flou, 20-25e nisbrissr. Built $3.50
7.6O, ltidts $7.20- no. seniaIdte
$7.20--7.75. ihpere S7.157.75.
rdube s7.10-7.25. GertsI $40o
$50.
gsiuspiss. - auiahr aQQa sQlaryt
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bitas3na 9SnIf unfate,
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bslisfsn ii9 beute auf s4,slo, 200.
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Webl. - Warft rubig.
Roggenmtbl. = Wldrtt feito fair
tis gltes $5.65-5.85, auserlaenes
Bib fanen $5.90-6.10.
Buhpeissumebl. - Martt flau.
gu1tpeiSen. - Wartt rubig.
Ulaismebl. - Wartt itetig.
Roggen. Marft felt.
Gsrfe. - Martt rubig.
Wei5en. - Martt feii. 10. 2 rotbsr
$1174, glo. 2 barter Silt, Ro. !
Horthern DULUTH $1-20 unb Ro. l
Hortbtrn Wanitoba $1.24a nomineIl
{. l. I. Buffalo. fir 3ufubr.
Meldtorn. - Martt pillis. To. 2
eslbes 81ae {. I. I. fir 3ufubr. 4rgen'
niihes prima 78-79c abgsliefert. b
6afer. - Mnrtt itetig. Stanonrb
53t-54e. 10. 8 peiber 53-53at,
fantp ssbiilitsr ipeiBer $3.50.
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17t. G4msiser 22-31r. bo. 8rid
15Ac, Gimburser 15c per qiunb.
gier. pretie feit. primn
ftiids 6iibnersisr 34ac, firits 33e,
orbindre ftrifs 24e, isfonbs 22e per
DuBenb.
GsflHssL - 8afubr mdbis.
Mnrft ftetis. Gpringers bon u pfb.
unb bariiber 14ac, unter u pfunb
15ac, 6tnnsn 13A-14ae, 6dbne 9ac,
Trufbiibner 10--15se, gulls Sc,
gnten 10-14e. Gdnfe 8-10c per
pfunb.
5afsn. - gans frifds $2.4o-
2.6o. anserIefens $1.75-2.0o per
Dubsnb.
DbF unb gemiife
Mepfel. - Gut. afepfel 81. 70
BIS per gbl., ie mad Aualitdt.
Gitronen.--Warft mar ftetig.
WeFina $2.O0-3.00. California
S3.50-4.25 per Rife.
Sranger.--Wsdrst rubis unb fte,
tia. Walsneia $2.50-3.00 per aiite.
igloripa $1.75-2.50 per Rifle.
Grape. Gruit. Gloriba
$1.85-2.50 per aiits.
ananus. Gubanifds, $500
Ter Crete.
Weintrauben Rem yorf
Goneorbs 1920 per z pfb. Gor6.
gatatpbus 12-13c per pDnp aorb.
Wein Goneorbs S85.00-40.00 per
5on.
Birnen. - Gidles s1.75-2.00.
aisftr 81. 5000 per gu.
prefbeIbteren.- Cape COB
S5,0O-5,25 hsr Bbl. unb $1.50-
1.60 per Gifte.
RortoffeIn, - gtnhstmiI&e
Ro. j $2.00-2.25, go. Q $1.25-
H.50 her gbl.l Wi9igau 48-50c per
Blu. unb $1.75-1.85 per 9bl. bonn
Store.
SuBfarioffeIn.-g&te Ser
iep $3.75--4.00, Baltimore $2.15-
2.25 per Hbl..
Fraut Marft rubis. ginhet-
mif9es 800 per Bbl. nnS $500
14.00 per 9onne auf benz Geleife.
Notbfohf $1.50--1.75 per Bbl.
Sntebeln.-Gelbe 56-60c pei
8u, bonn Stpre unb 48-50 BON Ge.
lsife. Weibe 75c per gu. bonn Store
unb 60c bonn g,leiie.
Crime 8obnen. - Siibli6e
$1.35-1.50 per 5an,per. Gina
@obnen 30-35c per Quart.
Gurfen. - 1reibbuus 75-90s
per Dubenb.
aarotten. - s1.25-1.5o per
asbf.
Rotte WHben. - Ginbeimif&s
$1.00-160 per Bill.
MeibeWaben. - N.W-1.25
per HbI.
GtedrHben - s1-25-1.5o
per Hbi.
2anbprpbufte
5eu. - go. / Simoibn $3.50
1000, 30. 2 zbimotbp $17.5O-1S..
90, go. 8 DO. $1650--16.0O, Rlss
Ro. / asmifhter $1775, go. 2 bo.
s15.75 per sonns, go. / al.e $16.75,
30. 2 bo. 14.75, alfalfa Sic. W-19.s
90 per Sonne.
MibIenfutter IN Fetis. alsis
$22.25-22.50. Wibbling, srobss $25
bo. feines s27. so 28. 80, 60.
m,fGtes yutt.r S22. .75-23.5O.
6dmersien. Narit iietis.
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Gtore.
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2arbSl 60c; Cotton Gssb Del. rafH
nirtes 45c Der 9aIIone. Serpentin SAC
Der Dolone in portien bon 1--5
Barrels. petroleum. Ohio Carbon
100 Grab 91s, bo. 160 Grab 10se,
ITS Grab 12e, Reb Groom
gaIplin 13c, Napbta Ice per Gallons
in partien pon Is Bbls.
GaIj.--Der Warit In ruHs Dbio
Ripsr $1.15 psr 9bl. BON 280 Gib. |
1afg ffetig. g)rima gitp 63--6jc, |
bo. Gountrp 6a-6ac per pfunb.
apbfen.-Iaorit ruhis. Dough |
biosenb $350--8.75. glub unb Glad !
s2.25, Rdnaipbd Gtildioblsn $3.50
3.75. gaub nnb Gldd $2.25-2.35 |
per Tpnne abseIieferi. RarHlofs |
Stiidtoblsn $500, 9lnibraeits $775 |
PEI 2onne abseliefert, Cote foitet |
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1dsItAer Aysarftberidbt.


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@isan Brief.

Das nbemoIirte" ariessminiiterium
unb anbsre DtBs. - Der nsue geift
unb bic Qlt.n. - 0ss giirssrmsis
tiers Wp6enberiht.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-02-19
THE REPORTER HAS A DREAM
AND STILL THEY DENY DIES
MONIES HAS "PlPE JOINTS"
A Sample of So Called News Sent
Out From the Capital City
Docs Any One Believe It?

Des Moines, Feb. $50 bitter has
become the row between the present
members of the city council and the
newspaper men caused by the al.
legged mismanagement of city affairs
and the suppression of news by the
city authorities, that it was reported
today the hackers of the mayor and
councilmen will fill the galleries OF
the Berchel theatre tonight when
the members of the press give their
play, AN hour at the City Hail." a
take'off on the city fathers, acted
by the newspaper men, whom the
city officials plan to decorate with
rotten eggs and stale cabbage. To
head off any demonstration, the
newspaper men will have as guests
a half dozen deputy sheriffs to arrest
any city politician who starts trou.
BILE. The members of the council
have seats in boxes near the stage.
The skit represents the council in
session and shows the business
transacted.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-02-19
{. {. KERWIN GENERAL SUPT,
FORMER OSKALOoSAN COMES
BACK TO M. G. ST. L, RY.
Official Announcement Says the Ap'
pointment viii Become Effect
i've Tomorrow.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Feb. IS An
official bulletin issued from the of
fees of the NJ. & st. l.. Railroad to-
day announces the appointment of
f. L. Kerwin as general superintend.
ent of that road, vice C. S. Lake, re,
signed The appointment becomes
effective tomorrow afternoon. Mr..
Kerwin was formerly trainmaster OF
the Iowa Central with headquarters
at Oskaloosa. Mr.. Huntington, now
vice president and general manager
of the NJ. & St. L., was at that time
division superintendent of the Iowa
Central, with headquarters also at
Oskaloosa. A number of years
since both quit the Iowa Central and
went to the central Railroad of New
Jersey, Mr.. Huntington as general
superintendent and Mr.. herwin as
division superintendent, and have re.
manned with that road till the pres
ent time. Other changes in the
management of the NJ. & ST. l.. are
rumored.