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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
Der @Onncrnrnr Enttcrion Oun Sen.
ueiirc srbcbt iein @ndnuOrt sessa
Die Notwithstanding.
Seine SesriinOnns.
Ger StnatSicnat pniiirt jsSodl bic
@Orlase nOdmals nit 20 gegcn
II Stimmcn.
9IbseOrOuctrnbaus fOlst Diclleidt.
9SaIApiae. Tenn. q. iScbr.

95dI5oiae. Gent 4. 6cbr
@ouuerneur N1. g @atterion tat
bie GnrIage, Oie mad Dem l. Sunpur
1910 Oie @eriteQung non berauihen.
oen @ettdnfen in 3enneice Oerbietet,
nit ieineln geto beIe9t
DtafbOiue, Gem, 4. 5ebr.
SSn ieiner 8oti6ait an Die 2egiS.
Intur fiibrt Der @ouuerneur Batter.
ion iolgenoe @riinOe fitr 0ie 8eti.
rlIng Ser @robibitionsOorloge an:
1. @eil iie 0en Staat riidiihtsIos
um @innabmen beraltbt Jbne irgeuo.
meIder 9Irt pon entAreden0em 8or-
tbeil;
2. @eiI iie cine porteiiide 8enoh-
tbeiligung unieres @olfeS 6u @ln-
item oes @olfe5 onoerer Stnaten bill.
oct;
g. @eiI iie 0a5 Gigentbunt BON
Biirgern obne &ergiitung 3eritort;
4. @eiI iie einen geiQbrIi6er @rG-
ceoen5iau ihaiit. 5cnneIiee ernic0s
rigt un0 in ser @iirOeitellmng her0b-
iett, Die e5 nls elmer Der itol3eiten
unO foniernatipiten Staaten ser
Union eiunilnnlt.
8. @eil iie oen @iQen ocs @olfc$
oerlCbt, ser Apeinal am Stimm-
tniten aii$gefprCben puroe, oas Sc
rehtigfeita9efiibI oe5 @oIfes beIeiOigt
un0 inter 0em 8orlpano biirgerliher
9fedEid)afienbeit Elm groBeS moraIi.
ibeS Brin5ip ser Hegierllng opicrt.
Gum ShIuB iagt ser 8olmerneur
~8enn oieie &egislatur 0ie 9rcn-
rereien uno Die 8rcuereien 5erit0rt,
tpnrum fam nid]t Sic nGdJIte nuA
6as 9Inbouen uno 8erfoltfen pom sc.
treble ooer oen glnbnu pon Grau6en
perbietcn, porous Die 9efitigen Sc.
trdHfe genodbt neroen?
SOL 0ieie ooer cine fiinftiae &c.
eisIotur sen 6Sarlner oerhinoern, Ia
buf gu bouen ooer 5u oedauien, oOer
Dem 6abrtfanten perbieten, 0enielban
ouf Sen Narft 3u bringen?
n@enn mir einen ioIheu 2luiorJ
9enln6t boben. mas miro 0as Gn0e
fein? IS lit bciier eiuen iolhen Nm
fang nift 5u mohenl"
9}dT3oiae, Gem, 4. lSebr.
Die @robrbitior@porlagc murDt
bonn Staataienot iIber 0aa @eto Oe5
@ouoerneurs biulueg nit 20 geg2n
II Stinmcn an9enommcn 9or oaS
9rbgcorOnetenbau5 fontmt lie an
2omerItlg
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
In @cratllnnn.
SScfierfon Gitp, Dfo.. A. s

Scrierlon 0itp, Mo, d. SSebr.
@oupemelu SaoIep unO ser ucue
@ereralamualt elliott N2aior beipru.
den Iange3eit 0cn ci9enortigen @or.
idldg Dem sic STANDARD Oil Som.
panp gcmabt bat. 9lud) ISobn Sen.
nib, Der inter 0a0lcp l0iiIf&@eue.
raldnauaIt mar mobnte Der Aonie.
renj bel. 010Icp bat INNER Ocn
Stanoplmft eingenouuncn. ouB ole
@eitrailiug Snde oes @eridts lit
unO Der @enerdlnMpalt apeiter9lid)t9
5u tblm bal. ais oaa @eribt aui 0as
@eie6 biu8laueNen, oas 5troie por.
id)reibt. Inner gelu0bnIihen llnit1n.
ben lpllroe Der @enerulampalt cine
fur5e 9lnnuort 5u 0en 9lften aeben.
ober IN 0ieiem Sale areiit 0ie Som.
pagnie Oas @eieB nId,t an. Inter
Oieien &crbdItniiien bleibt nur iibria,
Den @eridtsbOl 81 benlhridiigeu
oaB es sic 8orihIdge oe9 @cneral.
0rmalts an5uboren mohie fiir zen
Sail 0aB 0a3 9luemetuu9s0efret nb
gedu0ert merOe Sollte YCeteres 1e-
id)ehcu 10 mjir0en Ser (5eucralamUlIt
ODER mo9l;hCr l8ciie Der 8oiWcrncur
on ieIner Stele AMI Enej @lmttan
bcitchen. gritens miiBten sic Stra.
fen Die Der Sunoau0 Oil 9oupaun
uuO oen @eieuidjaiten, aus 0enen lie
aebil0et lit ouicrlegt lpuroen. be0eu.
ien0 er5obt merOen 3meiten9 miibte
Elm @ian au59edrbeiict meroen iir
cine lpjrfiame 9e0uilidJti1uHg ser
@eidldite ser Stlnoar0 CI Cont
pam, lei es nah Oen BON oieien gc.
madteu @oridd0geu ooer louit nah
einem an0ercn Blane.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
9lnfInnrn trhnhrn.


WIu5f011e. Din 2 ,yc5r.
coSn @erbiroiuQ NIT Sen 5oUnIoI-
Gdninoelejer erhobcu o'a @roB9s'
idGuorenen 2laflaaen aclen adj Qer.
ionon. bic beitaJoigt limo iif Der.
idaporen at hbaH Inn Sic li,gierua1
su batriiGeu Die }ln3ct,1lten iiHo:
@ouoarHeir G51r.es q 6lsfeG. g.
g Sensr5 u 3 Gu1Iih 6 d
Gmusr IS Z 0H5hrls gl.ter n.
Gganft ,Sames u SID uH0 Wa,.er
9. Gat,n
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
SnuoOa.
@efaIidlte ISahrfarten.

Goronio. Sut.. A. iScbr.
Rab iiinim0higer lluteriuhung
ur0 9eobadtlmg ser 8edramobnten
Surb 0eteftips iinO 5mel Shoffner
ser .e5rono Suuf" 9ahn uerbaitet
morOen. unter Der NntIoge. 0ie 8ahn.
geieIid)lit betrogeu 5u boben. Ole
gerbaiteten iino Guniel Gorrigan
bon Goronto un0 6ront McGaaim
bon Ntontreul, SSeruer mur0en s..
8oienberg, TSafob @oooS uno Sojeph
gSoOoS inter ser NniduI0i9unJ ieIt.
genonImen geidIidbte 6ohrforten per.
fault 81 babeu. G5 miro bebauptet.
Dab Die 8ahnaeielihait ourb qe.
tdiihte 6ahrforteu i'm $4,000 bis
100000 betroleH muroe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
5urac5 9Rd0dcn cridlicft i'd.


2'ura T.tIerl.o 6 iuaBc5ull1.
ri5e Eldt,r e.r,s 65rugr BON t.t.
taanir8 E0ur'1.p HalW im 63u.e
itr1 GtuH ia iauia. glor 4let
bonn & l Noitteo zie ioa ia
e.ru hHiEalea uHgHf.h ocr.
iject 1aue'.r '2ir las NlI6d)ea
f.aog;a Uh iu tieies Sdmar5 6o
iic NIT i6r9r Wut.ar ~ 0en 9e9rd6,
uB eincr glldl51rn qcAen Doute
Se 3irs Damn III ihr 3immer. tuo
cir ypei.du'ile5 SeUehr. 5eiati9te
6ieiss on eincm Subl uno iteate fh
6aDor. glit 6iiiie eiRc5 ginbio6ens
sea lie oie Iriider az. .3,Dei 2nSun.
gen Re9poiien orangel in ibr SerA
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
WlpIt,riGier Scicbl.
@on 7ieao. Col. 3. Gebr.

Gan Iie9o, G0I. 3. i5ebr.
eSnfoIae eines geiebIS BON 8aih.
inqton iit Die geiamlute Eorpe6oboot-
SIottiIIe. sic icit mebreren @ohcn
in bieiigen Geludiieru lpeiIte.. noh
Dem Nare Sy5lano 5lottenboi obge'
fahren.
Ger heutigc @cithI eriheiut ettp1s
eiqenthiimliG. nadlSem crit Dor Elm
poor 1agen Sic 5IottilIe sen 9eiehI
er6altcn botte. cine areu}iabrt nah
9or0en Al unterue6men.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
goitran6 in Si6irien.

@incr ieaer oarpelcuer Boit6isb-
table, Die In 8uB.ou6 an Ser 5a1ea
cronun1 itrc. tit oies1a. NIT 5aor.
GERS groBem Jrioi5 tn Si5rieu per
bbt poroeu. Sa QoUoaitolaieusf
puroe 5eim Osnueu Der aus 5omsf
iingetrofienc1 Bot ieit1eiteat. oob
guei SeIOoadete nit 285.0OO RubeI
sSn5clt peridcuunben uaren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
I'm Streit eridluiien.

Fl. 2ouis. no. 3. 3cbr.
@dhrcno cincs Strelte9 nit einem
friihcrcu gltgcitelltcn. 6erman u.
6rci'd}mar murOc Clarence z. 50.
mes Elm bef1nrter bieiiaer 5abrifant.
pou ibm in ieiner 2lnIage eridpiicn
@retidEuar. Ser prompt oerbaitei
mr0e bebolptet. in 9lotbncbr ge.
hol0cIt 3u 1abcu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
Cans uetie 2iUiocnOrn.
g}Gu gorf A. 1ycbr.

Gia ogm2ricau Cobacco Gompano"
hat cine pIcrtcIl1EIitt 0iui0enoe
Uou p @ro}eHt uso cine GrirdoiOi.
oeitoe bon > @ro}ent auf tbreStamnt
atneu 2rfidrt 2ior aincn Sd1re ton
}u Ser piertrjaarildlcu Ci0,0nAt
Ucu 2la Gro}cHi eiH 6rtroob,0ce5e
ocu q Br@eat Gle GuraSjUi8cn.
Sen Uor . uHo ror 6 N}or1tau 6gtrp.
geu ic ~ 'Vro5cut ur0 Dor 9 I2oH1.
ten 3 Bro}cat'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
dlrcdlitlcr 9lnblif.

Goiiagiere. sic dui Dem 9abuhof
ser @ennipluania @abn lparteten
eerietheu in Gntictcn ais iie oui 0eul
Subidn9er Ser cjni19ret0cu0|oibine
Elm bIntige5 meu6flihes 6aupt err
biidter. Nldiorihnu1eu ergaben.
0oB e3 ser aopf pon ". 2eber Ocs
@ordrbeiter5 elmer @etreiOcfonpa1.
ME. mar, ser bci Gahmnu. y. g..
ilberfahren mor0cn mar. Sein bin.
tiger 3umpi mar oort ouigeiun0en
noroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
glidJt uuttrarqouqen

G5Ia6cip5a G1 3 Ge5r.
Ter oeutite 1oa1p'er U}1yi1
RifucrS" Ser bon @reerod. tptt'
loao. }m5ii I11a iberi1tlg war un6
m 6eiien Sf)ifial mar IN groBer
geigr9uiB ittuebte. poiiirie Inn Ulii'
tag 6;e DeIeDarge G19es lHlo iuiro
In etllhen Stunoen bier eintreiin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
1roufrci6.
0ldnbcrnnpcirn nimmt lI

Bars 4 s 5r.
Irr 8eH 4wancyu 9aH .>lis
6osGtfrl 5.r JaB og ,- Ser
gaiottau ie, Ghina 10 .eg,e-
.}elt qGUah uto ooB bic Rlu
bcr l2t, Jr 0as Se5lst 5ts
Dgnt5a }u -aIier. UiebrEe
z t1rtuse, ts itditqeiun6eu tn
oenen bic g1aNur nit betrdttihcH
Befuits ier'naat Duroer Lie ,yron.
5oien batter eH Go6ten uu6 pier
Beuuunbete. FsH irnBoitite Uhl.
t1rpOiteH ioir6a sinaerifiet uHb be
i4on beite9ersen oeritGrtt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
giesieruna luia uidtS Oerbersen.
Ct. Neterahllr1. 4 Gthr.

Ger 6ou ser an9cbI;dcN 9odipiseI
g5ap uno 2opifinc. 0crcunucgen III
Der 0lma interpclIirt luurOe. itcht
nod ntnucr i'm BorOtrgrun0e pes
Oflentlihen Sntereiies uu0 oie bieii9c
Hrene lit orQefliat nit ndberen Gin.
5eIbeiten 0ari;ber. 9I5cu mar befanut
ais Der Siy5rer Ser &ficttiou Ser
SpjiaIiiteu. md6renO er in 99irflih
teit Elm Spion Scr &elicruna mar
ut0 SOpufiuG. friiber &oI1ci5ireftor
I'M Gepartcmeut 0c9 WiniitcrIum.
0e3 Suncrn lit iuioIlc scr Gnt6ij,.
Iunlen iiber 9Bcp 0es Nodlucrratds
angeflo9t 2I}eu bait ijb lett per,
bor9cn. un0 @opufiuc bciru0ct ut in
Ct 8etersburg i'm @cidnanjS. Qle
.&ohia" io8t in einem oiilji0icn 9lr.
titeI 0oB oos @crihtaoer'u5ren ae.
gen 2oplrfine ein 0ifcntIidlcS ieiu
miir0e Die Re9ierun9 ioQ uiht Ocu
@unid babcn, ehpas 5u pcrberlcu
ionoern ibr lit. 10 miro periihcrt. cine
grllu0llhe lluteriuhunQ miatommen
UNI Ger gScIt iu boluciien, 0aB ein
ebemaliJer 9eanlter ser >Staot2.
gchegnniile an sic 5eiu0c OcS 2auoe9
eerrutbeil Bat ieincr 9eitroiunl uitlt
ent9e1cn fam Gie GnthllltunQea
itbcr 95Gu be5ichcn ijch hauptiahut
nuf Ieinc Sbaiiqfeit ais Cplaniiaior
bon Observation-Disclosures oot fomut
iett 5lnn &orhcjH. oaB iein 0dlpl
mart5 fir Sic 9}a1ieruul 0oria b,.
itano, 0aB er AnitIdle aui ben 81.
ren un0 Sen Erenaermiuiitcr Stolu.
pin oereitcIte. sOarin mar er 10 er.
ioIareid 0oB 0ie Ierroriitcn nihi
einmal cine geHii9e10e llcbermahuna
oes aaiiers opganiiircn fonnteu
@ier atteutat5nuidldae fmuen ME
mails iTber Gas 9niangsitN0in bln-
aus. 80. GrIiGpitd,. Der Direftor Der
ofentIihen BoIiyci, ion, ple es beiBt
ourd 30. Wuratmp. @ouoerncur BON
Gontboau. eriest iperoen.
AItsIGnbiser Siidlof fir aannSa
ernanHt.
Ct Eetersburg 4. 5ebr.
Ger fiir Gand0a ernannte 9liboi
Der 9utglaubtgeu. Der 9IrhimouOrlt
WtihaeL piuo ieinen Sis in 8inuJ.
pes Hebmen. 'Selne 9rneununs lit
burd) Den g9unih ser ortboooren
Stride per1nlabt 60 @cmein0cn. Die
iest Dem iti5matiihen 9Hhoi Sera.
p9tn aub1ngeH, 3u befcbren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
wtn SdlurFs.
WlltflllOre. 4

Baltimore, 4. 6ebr.
Sc. "a 34la1rlge Soiep5 Saner
use 'arlge Gatberlue 2oerh.
9eiS>WSt flpn a. y. nuroen
oui GrI> 50, "ep Dorter RoIi.
StI9eS9F3e Se4S5{}Gf >S'.> ''''aP2il5,i's@ a4snsS
Der Soer6'icben 6> ,peien lem
ioa, fam 0{ontag 2lt> nit Dem
glaod)en nah Baltimore mo oas
Faur perbrod)ts oie Wiontag Radt in
eInem Qotel. nur0e ober am n0dnten
Morgen pom @igcnt1iimer Oes So
tells lueg9ewieieu 0lrlui na1men
Iie So9is in einem 9oit1du5.
Sberlof Sman Der Yrdlioeut ser
tieiigen Boli3eitommliiion tril hte
oen @ouperneur Grotbers teIeJra-
p1iidl Die 9Iu5lieieruug Sauera nah
g}elu 9orf gu perlueiqern ur0 ian in
Baltimore pro5eiiire.t 81 Iaiieu,
8eihiebt Dies, 10 flnn e@ lSaner
ihIlmm ergeben oenn eS oiirfte 0dlrl
Die 9lnflQge ,frimIneQeu 9lnqriiis
gegen ihn erbobeu meroeu. uno oaS
iit I'M Staat 0tarplanO eiu &dpitai.
berbredenl
92Qp 9orf. 4 6e6r.
S5oepb Saner, Der NIT Der 12idl-
rigen Gat6erine 2oerh Don @rooflpn
nod Baltimore OurdginJ. lit per6ei.
rotbet uno &oter mebrerer Sjnoer.
g8ie 6rou 2oert, iogt bate Saner
0as W1ohen uripriiu1Iih aui eire
9GutomobiIinbrt genommen uno Damn
entfiibrt.
S5n Baltimore fii6rten Die 8eioen
fdIite 9tamen. uto Soner mie3 0ds
@oOden an, iif iiir ieine Eo6ter
oIs5ugeben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
SGnGntlOn.

Ter SAL Iiciu'S uuo 9Opnfins's
miro uOn Der rniiiidcn SreHe mad
Graftcn nnS9cidllndltct nnS pUn
aleu- Scitcn briprOden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
Gine seufatiOu!

@r. Stnntsietretdr @nlter 8. 6OnIer
that beuts ben erIien Sdritt su einem
Beriahrsn eeasn bsn ieBissn geriihss
run9s' @ommilidr George g. Beeols
nub behen 8Orsdnesr, 9eno M. 6oi,
Gmil @iliobann uno g9m. VI. Stride,
lueltes ff Su einsm Der iutereiiauteitsn
SeniationsproBeiie eutuidsIn oIirfte, Die
i'm Staate 8isconfn is ausaeiOhtsu
luuroeu. @s hanbslt iib ndmlih I'm
Die Ssrnussabe oOn @sloern in S0bs
uou 100000, Die BON ben geuaunten
9eriihsrungs'@ s'@UmmiHdrsn IN 5Orm
bon @eblhren COllstiirt mOroen
iein iOnsn, uno bic nneeblid oem
@eiese mad @isentbum oes StdoteR
Iiuo.
or. Suuisr fproerte in Slusi slsids
lnltsuoen SdrsibeH on @eusranmalt
5rnnf 6. Gilbert unb an ben Stnatss
Sdosmsiter VI. 8. 9obl bic iOfOrtise
itrnfrehtlihs 8erfoleuns Der orei 8ers
iitsrunsstOmmiiidre uno besriiHoete
letHe Sornerun1 duslnlrlin.
@Ouoernsur 8aUibiOn ihidts oer
9IRsmblp sins bnraui bsSieIihs 8Ota
ihnit, in luelter er II. VI. in9t:
,g9snu oieis anflngsr beeriinbst linb,
10 usroIsnsn iis pan Sbnen cine elm.
sehsnoe unteriuduna. 8enn niht 6es
griinbst, peroisnt bel Gsnmte eine Rebts
fertigun9. ga id Usrpilittet bin, nu9
Die trsnge Suusbnltuns Der @eiese su
odtsn. 10 smpIsbIs i'd Der 2ssislntur
Elm @omite 81 ernennen, Delhes oas
8eht bat, 8susen su Dernebmen uno
umiaiienoe llntsriu6unaen anBultellen
NIB onun Iobato mis mbglib barlbsr
Bsritt 80 erItntten.
NnbiiOn, 4. 5s6.
On Sahen Der SsuntUrsmahl pirb
es immer ld6nerl Die beutios abs
liimmuns ersnb wisbsr iein Reiultot,
aber nod iataler If es, ons isst aud
in 0em gemsiuiamsn @Omite 5ur llnters
iatuug Der 8rimdrmahl Streit in Bee
aug auf bic bsioerieltige Reprdisntation
bsrridt unb nls 6olse oauOu elm
), geab 9pd". Dns @nOs iit uidt abs
suleben, unb Die 8erldwsnouu9 BON
2eit uub bss @sloes Der Steuerjabler
1T bas Shlimmlie bacon.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
Die ]1oOOC6S.

Die SnOinner Sicies StnmcS SIrfrn
maBridjeinlir ocmnGdit mad ihren
triibereR ia9o9ruuOcn jurilf.
tebreu, nm iidl nicSrrSulnhen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05

ger abse9sbsn muroeu. Sa 5wei oom
SiepheniOu's SInbdussrn ablueieno luas-
ren, 10 erbielt er nur 81 Stimmeu BON
Der 9eiamHten Stimmsnabsnbe uom
l29. bier gu wenis I'M feline Bubt
ourd5uissen.
@s maren bic bshsn Nusihten OOra
bonbsn, onB bic llntsriuhuns Der Rria
marunblcampnsue fir BuuoesienatOr
nod uor gsrlosuns in oisier @Ohe
eineeIeitst psrben fam. 8nbriheinli6
luirb bic llHtsriuhuuss &eiOlutiOn nab
nllsm Streit @Hbe bieIer @ode in cine
6orm ssbrn6t pOrben isin, bic ben
ltreitenbsn &nrteien I'M Senat uno IN
Der 9Ifiembln esnebm ein ohrfte.
mOrduf oaun Die RsiolutiOn enolit bon
beiosn 6iuieru anseHommeu WeroeR
fam.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
NMntmer ~
Sie SenHtOrsmnbI uOd inOer Sdwe6e.
Gin ieniatiOnelIrr BrO'eB geaen bic
TeriihernHgs. .GOmmiiiGre in ans.
ii6t. Gin dead lock" i'm GOmite.

w TWHFWH W TNNNT"
gen gemetnidmeR Nba
itimmuns 5ur @ra
ludbluns einss &nns
oesIetntors bon gBiaa
conIin mar inIOIerR
anOers ais esltern.
OaB fir StspbsniOrs
slpsi Stimmsn psnia
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
92dT6oiae, Senn., 4. 1Sebr.

Die Qrobfbitionaporlngc mur0t
bonn StaQtsienat iIber oa9 8eto 0e3
@ouOerneurs biupeg nit 20 ge9en
II Stimmcn an9enonuncn. @or oaS
9rbgcoroneteubau5 fontmt iie an
2omerltlg.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05

Die ,,neroitern"-3
gen haben Ole 6eIebicbte
BON "a Groiie nicPt nur
mtticbretben IenSern nit
macPen PeIfen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
An Entertaining Story of Visit to Ita|v-
English Lord Wins American Girl.

platform. The ground shook under
Believers feet; the earth seemed TO
quake as if il were turned to u Jelly.
Deafoned half blind, unable to think.
ne still ran on. Lesley as quiet as death
against his shoulder,
Running down the few steps toward
the hotel, which lay below inc grotto
in the rock, no reached the cloisters.
Something seemed compelling him 90
look up Tho whole mountain appeared
10 be falling. IN the midst OF a rush
ing mass from above three human
figures detached themselves, shooting
downward. limp as dolls, made of rags,
yet dignifed into supremest tragedy,
"a few seconds and we shall be
like that were the words that
flashed through Believer S brain. Still,
| though he was hopeless now. instinct
made him run on-on for dear life
! not his own but hers, which he would
| giye himself to save, if saved it still
might be.
Hardly had the thought Of what
might come printed itself before his
ewes. than the whole great, overhang
| ing mass of cliff broke away and fell
hcadlong it descended upon the plat
form they had left and swept III out
| of existence carrying ii down the
mountain with bounding rocks and
stones. Believer saw no more; he only
| heard and felt With every step he
took the earth seemed TO full away be,
hind him where his feet had touched
it last.
Now they were in the chapel. it was
| like a dream to be there. The SOFT
| dusk the peace, the faint suggestion
of incense. the lighted candles-in hon
or of the Christmas scason-on the AL
tar, and dotted among the quaint little
oriental figures of the "crib. or ''prcs.
cipio,n all seemed unreal, mirage Of
peace in the presence of great danger
! The rushing noise, like an advancing
tidal wave, grew louder, From The door
way through which he had Just come
Believer could see huge flying boulder
strike the roof Of the hotel, crush IT
in. and break away the wall beneath
as if the solid, ancient structure. winch
had weathered the storms of 500 years
had been house of cards, set up by
| the hands of a child.
For moment he believed that the,
whole building would go, and the girl
he loved With it. But he heard the
thunder of the landslide as IT swept
/ down to The sea, engulfing the Santa
Caterina as it went and throwing a
towering wall of water that rushed IN
upon tho beach. Then a great silence
| fell. broken only by the far-away shout
ing OF human voices sounding strangely
small and feeble after nature s savage
uproar. Nothing more happened, They
were saved.
Lesley had clung to him speechless
almost broathless, and Believer had
clasped her tightly, hardly knowing how
tightly. But now he gently released
her AS he did so, she fell away from
him. half fainting. and he caught hel
again. with an arm around her waist.
.'For heaven s sake, tell me tha'
you re not hurt--that no stone strucl
YOU as we came he stammered,
"No,' she whispered, for ali strength
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was gone from her, and She cou,a d
speak aloud. "No-but r vov eoaid not
a streak of blood on your foreho.aa hefss
how can / ever forgive mvselFf ,ubr
might have been killed. II WIS III fogl
my fault, | was a wretch. Yon an-5ll
to have gone and left me-, 'u ought.
81 rather have been killed tb,-
that, said Believer. He had foranhldo rrah 40
to let her go. She had forpottssv""
draw herself away, and so thev ..!n y
stood together, these. two enemisr s.Ill
leaning slightly, against him, he ,r;ss sss
ooh, why do you say thatgu a..
tered. a. was so obstinateH.o sns IA.
deserved anything, I wonds, ds.esec, u
cared - O"uef you
Sc Bnt. you see, ! loved YOU ,, ,.;,
Believer, quito simply. "If tho ors saM
to come I wanted it to come 'su t"r laa
too. II did not seem in ,ho aoI me
strange that nc should be teIl;nci ieass
this, though sho had never scan yet
until yesterday and had rofna.s h'm
speak TO him thls morning. Thaau y
known each other always, now ana ,Gq aaq
could never 20 back to being strsra"y ,aey
again.
She did not answer, or even anna.
surprised; but, when her eyes lex p.sf r
they wandered all about The cb,na1 n'
thinking how beautiful ii looked lsl
how sacred it seemed and how oaos sla !.
was to be there ''Vu u
81 hope she began; but what &.
| hoped Believer was not to know for r"s =
| pale woman appeared at the door lssS
| ing into the chapel from the hotsI ~
| posite the entrance from the clos,a,ps
aud. at the sight OF the two 6on,ss
| standing together in tho ieweled twi'
light broke into sobs, WI
Lesley-thank heaven!n she ci,o,
lated. " We, searched everywhere n,
! You. They tried TO keep me from sa', ~
ing back TO the house, but I would
Leslie ran to her mother. ep.
saved my life she said.
Tho elder woman held out both Va.
hands 10 him.
How can ] thank you9" she cried
{. BY forglving me-if you will. y Hs
spoke to her, but looked at Lesley.
fWc start newly from this moment !,
said the girl. Her eyes were wonder.
| fully soft and sweet in the cbapes
dusk, leweled by the candle lights
"Come away quickly" implored her
mother "Who knows yet If it is sal,
so horrible | saw everything from tbe
terrace-the peasants falling over tke
cliff from above. the fishing boats crush.
ed-oh, / shall dream of it always Sie.
more NoZZi says, even if all is we'll aftsr
this, every one must leave the hotel as
soon as we can get our things together.
Do come!
She turned toward the door again,
drawing Lesley with her. Believer fol
lowed and at the door Lesley turued
back. He hardly dared to believe that
he had read alright what her eyes said.
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Believer sprang from under the arch of
the grotto and, as if that fettered
giant grudged the loss of his prey,
there came great roaring, which
filed the air and confused the young
man S senses. With a tremendous
crash, a huge mass of rock plunged
the very spot where, an instant ago,
the two had stood. smashing into frag.
ments the concrete pavement Of the
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eeeauas he has already proven BY four years Of successful
administration his ability and determination to make Cairo good
sound safe og business M.yo has ao
being pushed system public improve
msns which has made 1u Ig truth nd tact
ardsecause with the aid of united council and the cooperation
Meeting sewers constituting complete sanitary sewerage system un-
surpassed by city in the Valley nsurng the health Of the
nun and furnishing safe and sure basis for the rehabilitation Of
under administration side
laid 100000 cubic yards of filing four miles
of being ordered projected
aggregate to seoooo have been made by special
carried forward with the cheerful concurrence Of the property holdsrs
poyed stimulated
porous -.... ...,. =.
poseeaS - NOV s de,.t d he e tsH, @ an e
of public sentiment adverse to the further prosecution Of
7th-secause the promotion of this of public improve
o" Mayor Parsons has devoted his entire time and energies for
the of large business interests and
Because city rot at
stage her upf and hazard change leadership
ability unable to organize council for successful
willing all of his time and for the upbudng of the
city, good The
Cairo his pride and her prosperity and honor his highest amb
1oth-secause material interests closely
neced with the Improvement of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers
m now intimately Connected with the various associations for the inn
of these waterways He officer of the
Gulf Waterway Association vcePesdent Of the Ohio Valley
Harbrs of the United States these posi-
Of the City, than
o Illinois
Cities, touch with the advanced
progressive IDEAS of City government and an influential member %
committee legislation enable cities
rapid advancement public
t2th6ecause of business and affairs he has the
confidence of the
be able to further the placing of Improvement
a ma vitality necessary to the of the
sh-seeause Mayor Parsons thousands dollars of
money charitable and phianthrop
beauts and lettering condon his latest generosity
the his personal of
plats and small parks Washington Avenue.
hospitable
may walls, of
generosity
hiahest Of state nation
t5tBecause by reason of educon natural and acquired
and tolerant
time fill the off o MAYOR OF GREATER