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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24
Ser internatipmale mariani:
iebe &Dn9ref in Sal5:
burg 1910.

Mit freuoiger @enebmigung nn0
nnter Dem boben @atronat 81. gm.
oes &aroinals aatidtbaler, Shirt
gr5bii9of bon 5al5bnrg, miro ser
nabite internationale Marianii@e
@ongreB in ser eriten &alfte oes Mo=
mats Muguit oieies Sabres in Sal5-
burg abgebalten meroen. SIM Mppro-
bationsidJreiben Seiner Seiligteit, oes
Yapites Yius X. at $. s. 8ralate1
&leiler, Bromoter Ser internationalen
Marianilden 4ongrene, beibt eS:
Ser fl. 8ater Orudt ieine groBe
6reuoe iiber sic Mbbaltung bes aon=
grelies in 5al5blrg aus; er bofft bon
|oielen Marianiiden &eriammlungen,
an oenen ji6 piir0ige @ertreter Der
gale5en @elt betbeiligen, mirfiame
5oroerung ser Sntereiien Ser &eli=
gion ur1o ser @riitliden @eieli6oft
our6 sic baoureb in Sen Seelen nno
unter Sen 80lfern ii6 perbreitenoe,
mirfiame u1o beiliame Mnoabt CUR
Da1tter @ottes, Gtr Miterl0ieriit Ser
Meni6beit; audi ser &ongreb BON
|.5al5burg, ser SUI. gbre Sel1er gebal=
ten miro, melde ale Srrtbiimer be,
iiegt fat, m0ge Sic. o notbmen0ig: uno
10 iehr eriebnte Ginigfeit Ser &1tbo=
lifen unter it6 l1n0 um 0aS SberGaupt
Ser &irGe mebr hefeittgen uno Sic ge=
%trennten &inoer mie0er 5n SeIus &bri=
itl1s an0 ieirer nnbefledtan @rallt 5u=
riid5ufiibren. Ser fl. 8ater perpfli6<
tet idlieBli6 sen BON &ongreB iii Sa=
ragoiia gemablten Yromoter, i'm Ser
ELM nit eifrigen Mitarbeitern nit IL
lem m0gliden Offer fir 0as @elin=
gen oes &%ongreiies 5u arbei1en nno
ertbeilt nit ieinen paterliden glf-
munteruagen bon @er5en fir Sic Scr
bereitlngsarbeiten ieir1en papitlifen
Segen.'"
Ser So0alentag BON 8ien fat Ste
ginlaolnng 5r. @m. bes &aroinalS Don
5ol5ba1rg gelegentli@ 0es Mariani=
16en &ongrelies in 5al5burg su taaen,
nit einmiitbiger 8egeilterung o1ge-
l1ommet l1no NIT ser Srganiiation in
8otern inns 9eutiblan0 @@. 8rilot
Mebler in &egensburg betraltt. 81.
&0nigl. @obeit &ril15 Mar bon Sad)z
ien lit gum Nrdiioent Ser 0eutIdlen
Seftion 0es &%ongrelies geloaAl9t.
@iini6e, Nntrage un0 l%tebernahn1e
Don mariologii6en Mrbeiten m0gea an
@@. 8ralaten &leiier in 6rei5urg,
(S6lp.) genel0et mer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24
&tmem Dollar lnerth
&terem= Meoi3in frei

SD tpiQ, 6ab Sober, Der an iraenb elmer
Sorm bon 8ef9tperbe leinet. Die burh Sic
Nteren, 8laienz ODER 6urnoraone herbor<
qgernfen lit, gIeib an midi fhreibt mn
i9 f9ide linn ODER ibr elm 9oIor~9odet
N1eren. Wteoi5in bon boiler @r0ke frei.
9unoerte bon 2eutep laoten. 1nf Sies
Die .grobartt9ite Mehiain 1T. bon Ser tie
9ebort baben fir bic beiluna Don Rhe1~
matismus, @iiftgidt. 8aieriudt. SEN
idredIi9en 58meraen i'm &rens. Gteif.
belt IN ben @elenfen unb Wusfeln. nnfz
9%e0unlenen Nugen ODER GuRerlte gruot<
t1ng oes Ror0enR. Sd ipil gud Be-,
peifen. baB sic Meoiain, Sic ih gmd6
FRET idide, gu9 no, iraenb einer Ser
oben genannten 6ormen bon QeiSen
9ei1t. Sd min gud Sizes oratis bemeia
fen, besbalb ldide id eud Sieie meSisin
bollitdnoig gum @innebmen bereitet Inn
nit b%oQftdnoigen antpeifunqer in @urem
gale. Jules, Inn mas ,i6 gud erfude.
ut gu f9reiben. gebt fur8 an. an fpeIG6err
Sorm bon 8e51nerben SIR Ieibet. 70 81
19 gu9 before Nntpetfunaen oeben fn.
Nttdts tDirb bere9net, es iiub feline So.
pierre. gu unteri1reiben, feine nerffedten
Sere1nbar1ngen, 1nb i6 fhide dIeg nnr<
ttofrei, io bab SIR mir fetnen Gent s&a,I<
pet. Mues, mas i1 bon @uh berInnoe
1T, gu fdreiben un6 a%n5ueeben, ME sS6r
le1oet. 9ann f9ide i1 Gub elm po9es
9oaar=Eadet bieier groben Mieren<Wez
o151! gratis llno SIR tpibt nidt, mas es
e1t2d!t. BIB Sbr es 6ffnet. NueS, mas id
gl1db 1@tde, If. in einfa9 beriiegelten gas
deter. Sr. q. 6. @obin1pn, G125 1ud
Building. 9etroit, N9i1. scSrQeub tpeId6e
gebeime Qnsfunft, INN Sic SIR mid erf1<
@ee1l m6get, tpiro 6urdnus bertrauIim Be-
bnt1beIt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24
8auten 9roBes@ ei@aft anf
@p ernitbafte Gtgenidafte1, nemtld1e
Strebiamfeit mnb SSnomitrte oas gro
BE S6nbgei9dft Der s. Wtagcr
Sppt e. Sbue COMPANY, Weil=
,pa11fee, 6abrtfanten Der
WeaDer Smalttat Sd)n=
be, crntBgltdjtcn.

Sic meilten bon ms %betracbtel1 mn Die
@egenlpart. @tr lebeu I'M Den @rfolg,
tpie bic er lns beute ppr Mugen gebradt
miro. @ie piele BON lllls 1d)ul1en 5nrlf
nad Ben 9al1ptnrl adlen, tpelc0e Den @r7
folg ermDgli6ten?
9aB Der @rlu1bltein lpirfltden Sc
lddftserfplg bdufig alf gell1noen Ert1z
8ipien berl9t, me6r al5 lpie anf @elp,
nirb purd6 folgenhe biograpbiide 9tt56e
Ser s. Maber @opt 4 Sboe Gor1panp
iMltriert, reprpou5iert bon elmer Musz
oabe Ser German Nnerica1 Naticral
NQia1ee:
SSSreberid Maper, @rii11oer Ser Sabrtz
fen III Wli(mallfee u1b Seattle, Die iebt
neiien Namen fiiGreu, fam nocb bieiem
Qa1,be po11 y}isrnite @eien : 9arm<
1taDt, inn Wlai 1851, l1l1b 3tpar lofort na6
6u6m ais 5cbubmaber in srbeit trat.
Ser @eilt, Der i'm ontrieb, fem Slid
I'M neuen 2a11oe gu periuden, peranlaBte
i'm balD 1elblt Elm @efddft 3u griiuben,
l1nb CT mobte 5tiefel n1D Sd)u6e auf
8elte(lu11g, lpie Dtes nltr cine bentl6er
&%iinltler peritebt. Snfolge beilen fibrte
er Elm Eager @6n6e, Die er I'M 9etatlz
@elddft p%erfa1fte, big gum SATIRE 1880,
mo Sic Shub : Sabrifottpn bon linn i'm
@roBge1ddft betrieben mllrDe.
Sizes @eiddft bate grfolg BON Nnfang
oil unb bie ernitbaften @%igenidaften un6
Die beut16e Gbrlt6fett l11D Mnsbauer,
beretnt mt Der &en11tniB Ser 56ubzlSaz
irritation, famen Dem iungen @ei6dfte gu
9ilfe, tpeldes beitimmt mar, Elm Saftor
in Ser S9ub< GSabrifation in Nmertta gu
nerDen, benn balo nl1rDe eS augemein
befannt, baB Die bon S. Maper fabri5irz
ten 96ube @igeni6aften pon nidt gez
1p6bnlider 0ualitdt beiaBen, u1b bas
@eiddft begam li6 ans3noebnen.
Sn 1890 mar bas @eiddft gut etablirt
l1u6 Sic @rnnbln9e cine felt begru1oete.
8on Der 3eit an mar bas @a6stbnm Elm
idneues. Eabrifen, Nnbnuten n116 aber<
mails Mnbauten nl,rben .bin5ngefigt, Biz
iebt Die Nulqae cine 1ubita1tteQe @ruppe
@)sE;GG,1Se lit6ffakt in 0atlpaufee uno in
5eatfle. Taqlid tpercceen iebt IN BEN iSSd<
brifen in WtItpaufee unD Senttle 5000
Voor 5hube fabri8iert. Cine Mrmee BON
&euten lit mgeite1t, idbrli6 tperoen n1ebr
aIs $500, 900 an Q0bnen a%usbe5ablt nno
f%Uufuno5ed8ig 8erfdufer bereien "a
5taateu I'M sSSntere1e Der Maper 59nbe.
sSreDerid Ioner Itarb AM Is. Mdr3,
r rGS @eidaft aufaebouf Bate. Seine
SS6ne, @eorge g. Maper, Sreoerid S.
@aner unD Noam S. Maper,. balten
itrena an Ser 8olitif beg @rinbers fet,
nno pas @e5daft itebt beute 81 als Elm
Monument beut}den Sleibes unb Sn0nz
itrie. sSreberid WaDer mar iebr beliebt
nn6 hattie cine llnmenge Sreunoe, lpez
sieI inter ben alten Mn1teolern bon Wt1l<
mo11fee. Die Inn betpunOerten tpegen 1e1>
men gioeniduften melde Die 11ria6e ieiz
sic fuBrenben Waarfen, fabri5irt bon
Ser s. Waner Bpot & 5boe 60, iino
,6onorbilt" fir Mdinner; r2eaoing va
81" gdube, rMartba @aIbington" Conn
fort 5d)nbe, uOerma" Chiffon Sbube.
Especial @erit" S6ul<@6ube.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24

vin elmer Melt, oeren lo5tale @rlu1o=
lagen onr6 uno 0ur6 perfault fms,
Mutoritat, Site, 3u6t, &eligton 5n
preoigen." Man proitituire oaunit oas
|Gbriitentbnm, rmenn man nt6t gleide
5eitig Ben @ieoeraufbau ser natiirli-
den @%rmn0lagen ser Mutortt4t foroe-
re unD %for0ere."
@eraoe oas 5l tbun beriaumt mon.
Man magt nidt gu ipreden, mie sic
groBen &irdenpdter ipra6en mie Elm
&etteler, Elm SEQ Kill, ser lit iei=
nem @nnoi6reiben iber Sic Sage ser
Mrbeiter in gemaltigen 3iigen Elm 8ilo
ser io5ialen Scott, oes %io5ialen I'm
redts unierer 3eit 5ei6net. Mo@ piel
meniger 6enft man 0aran, ernltbaft
an sic 2oiung ser io5ialen 5ragen ber-
an gu treten. Scum iagt ober ser eng
ltide Seiuit SLATER, 0aB Sic arbeite1n-
sen &laiien iid sen 5o5ialiiten 5llz
men0en miir0en, melm mau auf fatbo=
lii9er Seite feline Mnltalten 5ur
Durdfiibrung io5ialer &efornter1 tref<
fe. @r 5meifelt al1@ ni6t 6aran =.
uno uniere grfabrung beitatigt feline
Mmi6t = 0ab man6e, oie fib in 6ie
io5ialiitii6en &eiben b%egeben, sizes
ntbt tba1n, neil tie cine belonoere @or=
liebe fir Sic 2ebren 6es So5ialismus
begen, ionoern neil tie ii6 %einbiloen,
6aB ser So5ialismus 6ern io5ialen un6
ofonomii9en 2eiomei en, mopon Tie gez
plagt ftno, abbe!feen mer0e. l1n0,
meint &later 0es lpeitern, mir oiirfen
cine anoal1ernoe &ermebrung ser TO-
8ialiittiden &eiben ersuarterr, Biz mir
0ur9 gemeiniameS 5tl1oiltm ul10 @an=
oeln sic Mittel fin0en 5ltr Mbitenung
ser beitebenoen 5daoen. @an mer=
Sc menig erret6en.
9ie beuti9en &atbolifen ru1ieres
2anoes iino auf 6em belten @ege, sic
Mittel an5umen0eu, sic ser englii6e
Seiuit angiebt: 5elbititan0ige &eform=
arbeit na6 eigenen Soften! M0ge fire
5bdtigfeit porbil0li6 iein fir an6ere
NationalttGten. 9ent1, mie geiagt,
6as @arnen Dor Sent So5ialismus al
lem tbut's ni6t.
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@aibin9tpn's @ebnrtsta9.

Man oarf mobl iagen, @aibingtons
@eburtstog lit ser eigentlide @eburts=
tag Ser Matiou. @obl feiern mir Sen
Gierten Sltli als iol9en, aber CT brad
tie nur Sic &iinoigung ser fernerer
l1ntertbdnigfeit unter oem britiiden
&0nig, sic &riegserflarung at Sen
olten Soltperain gu 2onOon. Der
&f nabm 0amit erit ieinen Mn=
fang uno ebe er iiegrei6 been0et mur=
Sc, blieber nnabbangigfeit un6 @riin=
oung ser &epublif nod l1ngelo0 Sra=
gen. @
0os 5Gmert 8aibington'S fat es
geloit, 6aber lit er fir unler Solf Ser
u@ater 6es ENTERTAINERS" lln0 lpel=
der Sag f0nnte ieinem %9ln0enfen 10
gemeibt iein ols ser Sag ieiuer Sc
burt, an mel9em sic 6reibeit un0 Sic
9}epublif Sen &eloen erbielten,. ser iie
ipater 5um glorreiben 5iege ourd
leine 5apferfeit un0 Ml1sOauer fiibr=
te. @
&alte Mtntertoge, init 5turm,
59nee uno Sis, mie tie in oieiem
Sabre ieinem @eburtstage porausgtn-
gen, gemabnen inns lebbaft an Sic
i9meren 3eiten unb 9ei0en @albing=
TOMS uno ieinen &riegern. Sm Of
fenen 6elolager, in bitterer &alte, aur
n%otb0urftig gefleioet un0 genabrt,
uno Dor @ito uno @etter faum gebor=
gen, muroe mar1der @inter 5ugebra6t
- obne &ait uno obne Stub BON Sent
Maben oes 6einoes. .
@enn mir iener 3eiten geoenfen,
ser 3eit ser ibmeren Notb, sic Ser
gen uno Mieren bes Meni9en .prii=
fen, Damn erl6eiut uns ser r@oter 6es
Gaterlan6es" IN leiner mabren bel0en
@r0Be. Damn miiifen mir uns 0anf=
bar leiner bobeu &eroienite erinnern.
8or Dem geiitigern Muge 6es 0eutid=
Entertainers miro oanr al16 Sic Sc
malt zines dn6err maderen Mannes
auftau6en, 6es 0eltid}en &el6enSteu=
ben, ser mitten I'M tpinterli9en 2a-
ger @aibingtons sic Gr,1ppen brittle,
ltm Siege bes groBen 6eloberrn, Ser
ieoer5eit Ser Dienfte Ser 6eutihen $50
trioten riibmlid ge5adte. @ir biirfen
uns ltol5 baran. erinnern, 6aB au6 Ser
oeuti6e 8olfsitautm ieinen riibmliden
Mntbeil an ser 8efreiung bonn britt
i9em Sode bat. 6aB er Manner Sic
5teuben, 8eter Mmblenberg, @er6.
beimer uno @briitopb 2u0pig geitel1
fat, sic 2eben urb gigentbum fir ser
5ieg ser 6reibeit 0~arangeiett baben.
@enn irgen6 cine @rinnerungsfei:
er zines Bottles Sic reiniten @efiiblt
oes 8atriotismus bel oemielben ertpe:
den muB, 10 lit es sic Ser @eburt
uno es lit muir nit Srel16en gu begrii.
BEN, oaB, nadoem Sabraebnte LANG
ser Sag fol1m elmer 6eier gemiiroig1
moroen mar, oie Seier oieies .biitori
l6en @rinnerungstages mieoer u1ge
meiner miro, 0aB Sic 9fation iid out
sic 0er0ienite ieines groben 8efrei:
ers un6 leiner l1nterfeloberren uni
Seller beiinnt. Modten oaber beutt
Sic Deutlden it. Stabt nn6 Staat lid
; belonoers ibres @elobniiies erinnern
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Stride nnb Rnltur.

Sumner uno INNER mieoer bort mar
Ben alten @ortpurf BON ieiten Mnoers:
g%laubiger: .0ie fatboliide Stride III
oem 6ortidritt Der @iiieni9often
un0 &iinite fetn0;;" iie lit Seinoin al
Ter M%ufflarung un0 5reibeit. l1ns
0o6 gibt es nidts mas unmubrer mnl
sen geidi6tlid5en 5batiaden mebr gu.
mi0er mare, als eben 0ieler @orlpurf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24

einem Ser treneiten @efdbrten oeS e6-
len @aibington ein murioigeS Denfmal
gu ieBen. Sic ebren oamit auh 6as
|@eoenfen an @eorg @aibington, ser
BON General Miiblenberg 81 lagen
pflegte: ugr mar Der @elten giner!"
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3n berpa@ten.

@l1Itibirtes 2anb, 800 ader, 100 Nder
inter Rflug in ct. Martn. 2esoIp;%en
cine angren3enbe 80 Mder gnrseIie
w9oe9fe etner berart!portliben Rerion .alf
mIag9rela1gen 8er111i11 perpa@ten. @eeen
S@ 2{ea,, gsIaItsreA
q q 1, 3ions, g. s. 1 ioAsi
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24
Seiiere @nite1, b~artnadise @rfaltnn-

96mer5 in Ser 8ruit nno mebe
|2unqen iin0 sic @or5eigen, mel9e it6
rQih au elmer gefdbrli9en &ranfbett
entuideln, menn sic Srfalt1ng ri6t
qebeilt miro. 6oleD's &onep ano
|Ear ftiut sen &uiten, beilt uno lin.
(oert sic angegriffenen Sbetle nno
BRING" ralde 2inbermg.M olitor Drug
go.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24
Sir @ul5pertaufer.

6artes 2umber gum @91ittenma9en
al faufen berlangt. Sir 100000 SUB
Rartes 6ol8 iebt @ontratte abge9lol1en;
3ieferung ffoG biefen 5ommer erfolgen.
WShpres bei @mftap &p6 & SDbn,-
1881 Oitz5t. @louo, @inn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24

Mae gorten aaie, sic fi6 gu
6aitenipeiien bor3ieIid eigneu, fouft
man Hllig ut1o gut beim @rocariiten
SSobn 80. Baron.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-06
Country Districts Loyal.

New York, Oct 5.-Audifaco s. Con-
vra, acting Portuguese consul here.
said today he had no intimatiOn that
an upheaval was imminent, and is with
out advices from his government. Re-
garding conditions in Portugal, Mr..
Gonvra said:
Il was in Portugal a year ago. I'm
rest was abroad and republican SEN
tfment seemed to be growing. Plots
and eOunter-pLots were common.
'Still most of the republican sem
timent is in me metropolitan district
OF Lisbon and its environs. The coun-
try districts are still supporters OF the
crown
Then there is the church question
to complicate matters. The anti-cleri-
cal feeling is TO a great degree cock
tensive with the anti-mOnarchieal feel
ing. What surprises US most in the
dispatches is the fact that the army
and navy turned against the king.
Hitherto they have been uniformly
| loyal. OF course. If they have actu-
! ally turned against him. which l am
still a little inclined TO doubt. the pres
ent revolution viii be permanent. The
troops hold the key TO the situation.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-06
&+%+<+*<<*%++%<&%+++t+++
PRAISES aTHE EASIEST WAY"

In the course of a recent lecture be-
fore the California club in San Fran .
cisco. DR.. Richard Burton OF the Uni
versity of Minnesota, taking as MS
theme "rhe Modern Drama" spoke IN
terms of the highest praise OF the
Easiest Way" the remarkable play by
Eugene Walter the author of Paid in
Full" in which David Belasco Will pre-
sent Frances Starr at the Salt Lake
theatre for three nights commencing
Thursday, October s. with saturday
matinee What particularly commends
The Easiest Way" TO Dr. Burton was
the plays bigness, vitality and truth:
''The Easiest Way" In which Miss
Frances Starr has achieved such a Drill
liant success, has had an unusual rec
ord For one year and a half II was
PLAYED 10 crowded houses at the Be
iasco theatre in New York and this
success has been repeated in every city
where il has been seen
Miss Starr opens her engagement al
the Salt Lake theatre tonight.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-06

With the initial production Of
thrilling and fascinating melodrama
entitled "A Fight for Love and Honor,
at the Shubert theatre tonight, the
Frederick Moore stock company opens
its winter engagement at that house.
Frederick Moore heads the company
and the members include in addition
such players as Miss Minnie Thorne,
Mr.. Edwards, Mr.. FitZgibbons. Edward
Ferris. A. Edmundsen, Fred Schuster.
Edward zgibbons, George Morrell,
Miss Pearl Either and others. A corps
of scenic artists has been at work the
past week preparing scenery for the
five acts required for the production
OF "A Fight for Love and Honor" and
when the curtain goes up tonight on
the first act, theatre goers VIII find
some OF the most realistic effects
known to stagecraft
The story Will be most realistically
staged. and opening tonight will run
through until next Monday, when the
bill will be changed. There will be q
matinee Saturday afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-06
The New Cove Enment.
ersnt Rrltnln hound by Treaty.

London, Oct THE Portuguese le-
Eafion Tonight is still without news OF
events ia Lisbon and no connected ac-
count OF the fighting that led 70 the
establishments of a republican move
ment is available
Conflicting reports are current as 70
the Wherea bouts OF King Manuel and
the other members of the royal fam
ily, hut the latest Lisbon dispatches say
they hurriediy left for the palace al
Malta.
BY an old treaty alliance, confirmed
seven wears ago, Great Britain is bound
TO come TO the assistance OF the king OF
Portugal. should he be dispOssessed by
the rebellion, but this SuccOr must be
duly applied for" Therefore. In the
opinion of British statesmen, no difti-
Guilty is likely TO arise IN the pfeseh,I
ease. although should King Manuel
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-06
Pope Plus Distressed.

Rome, Oct 6.-EVents in Portugal
are being followed here with the keen
est interest, especially at the vatican.
where the news OF the revolution has
distressed more than il has surprised
The pope has been moved by the tragic
events and offered prayers that So
luton may be found TO avoid further
blOOdshed.
tradict the statement that the king has
been friendly 10 the clerical party in
Portugal The recent religious trOu-
the throne a few weeks ago. ii is point
ed out. demonstrate the error OF this
statement In that speech the king
threatened war against the religious
repetition in Portugal of the policy
that Premier Canalejas is following in
Spain.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-06

Lisbon. hut presumably because OF the
interruption 10 the telegraph service.
no word came. The Portuguese lega-
ton was similarly without advices.
The establishment of a republic at
the Portuguese capital is regarded by
the state department officials as the
natural sequence of the revolution and
the flight OF the king.
The Washington governments inter-
est in the situation is mostly that OF
information, for American interests in
Portugal are slight, though British in
terests are great. For that reason the
matter OF naval representation has not
been officially raised. There are nc
indications that Americans are inn
periled.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-06
VERMONT LEGISLATURE
No Opposition 10 United states Senator
Carroll =. Page.

Montpelier, Vt, Oct. 5.-The twenty
first biennial session of the Vermont
general assembly, at which a United
States senator will be chosen, was
opened az the capitol here today. After
organizing separately, the senate and
house met in joint session and declared
DR. John Mead Of Rutland TO be duly
elected as governor.
United States Senator Carroll S. Page
OF Hyde Park is without opposition.
and will undoubtedly be reelected.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-06
asEYEN DAYs" NEXT.

At the Salt Lake theatre tomorrow
seats are on sale for the engagement
OF Seven Days" the farce that kept
New York people laughing for two
years at the AstOr theatre. Managers
Wagenhals & Kemper bring Seven
DAYS" here with all the stage detail
from Broadway, with the company dt-
rect from the Aston theatre. Seven
DAYS" deals with New York's smart set
showing them under the most laugh
provoking circumstances. The authors
OF Seven Days" are Mrs Mary Roberts
Rinehart and Avert Hopwood and the
cast includes Aubrie Beattie, Ned Fin
ley, Ben Wilson, Hugh Cameron. Viii
liam Wadsworth, Jack Sheen. Madeline
Winthrop. Clare Weldon, Norma Mitch
ell and Florence Robinson. The en-
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ADJUSTMENTS
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.

Salt Lake theatre-Frances
: Starr in The Easiest Way, S:l5
y p. m. -. cr.ssos
: in .aTha Man, the Girl and the
: Game" Sis p. N. -,--,,,,
3 Orpheum theatre-NaudeVl
. 2:15 d. m. and Sis p. m.
3 Garrick theatre-Wtlliam niger
= soil and company in "A Virginia
\ COurtship," Sis p. m.
: Daniels theatre-The Curtis MI
: steal Stock company, in The Belle
y of Chinatown" 7:45 p. m. and $40
4 y. IN. ,,-,.
\ Shubert theatre-The FREDERICK
y Moore Stock company in "A right
: for Love and Honor" S.15 p. m
Luna, Isis, Elite theatres-Mov-
= ing nictures and illustrated songs,
> afternoon and evening.
\ Mission Observation-Disclosures and
: moving pictures, afternoon ana
y evening.
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Here's
Something

Neat aud nifty" in a shop
ping bag that will appeal
to every lady who likes to
carry an article just a little
better than the ordinary.
We hesitate to quote the
price. as it might be taken for
a typographical error, but it
will surprise those who make
inquiries in person or by mail.
Come in and select the style
of initial to go with this.
Everything In leather goods.
MEREDETH'S G Gosi. s saS Leather
I55 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
aIEh class repair work quickly done.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-06
MISSION THEATRE.

With a matinee this afternoon and
night, Albini, the magician, closes his
engagement at the Mission. This even
ing he exposes Anna Eva Fay. Palla-
DIM, Pyper and other mediums and
clairVOyants the first show opening al
Z o'clock sharp and the second at 8.
The entire house will be cleared after
the first show and before the second.
Tomorrow evening the regular Mission
Mission prices
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-06
HGOING SOME,

Going Some" that guaranteed laugh
producer, will be the attraction at the
Colonial the first four days OF next
week. with matinees sunday and Ned-
nesdav. nothing so funny or entertain
ing has come into the West Tor many
season 1t is all about lot OF college
boys and girls and a couple OF outills
of cOw-punchers-and phonograpn-
must not forget the photograph. pc
cause that is the pivot around which
all the fun whirls.
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GARRICK THEATRE.

"A Virginia Courtship" continues 10
play TO well-filled houses nightly. The
play is presented BY william lngersoH
and company, and a most finished per-
Torrance is given. Leah Glesehna,
one Of Mrs. Fisk's greatest plays, viii
be the offering all next week, begin
that il will prove very popular with
theatre-gOers.
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Conference crowds have taken more
than a passing fancy to the motion
pictures, vaudeville features and IL
iustrated songs that form the pro-
houses. the Isis, Luna and Elite, this
week. Tonight and Friday evening VIII
see the last performances OF this weeks
hill
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DANIELS THEATRE.

Mayme Prayer and Fiji Fanehette. a
little Partisan artist, is scoring de-
cided hit at the Daniels this week.
where the Curtis company is presenting
the big laughing success, THE Belle OF
Chinatown" THE Belle OF Chinatown"
closes with Friday evenings perform
ance and Saturday afternoon the new
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COLONIAL THEATRE.

The conference visitors are nightly
crowding the house at the Colonial,
where Billy Clifford and his excellent
company are entertaining them with
that merry musical feast The Girl, the
Man and the Game"
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Lisbon. Oct. 6. $3.50 a. m.-The yacht
Amelie has put out TO sea with the
Duke OF OportO. who embarked at Cas-
cases. It is believed the yacht is GO
ing TO take aboard other members OF
the FOyal family.