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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10

did not shoot until bis frat blow
fell The bullet went through him
and also killed my best friend. 80
you see am paying pretty well for
this
When the governor asked Taylor
what he wanted. Taylor replied
Guess about the only thing you
can do for me IL 10 see 10 II tha;
the mother doesn't hear how !
died You see she II nearly ready
10 20. too. and Il wouldn't be nice
for her TO hear that one OF her
three sons died on the SaIiows-"
His Mother Won't Know
The governor promised. and 80
dear old Mother Taylor. who lives
down In California. win be told
that John had bad accident"
While waiting for the people 20
vote on the antihanging bill. which
was dSfeated two TO one. Taylor
worked In the prison machine shop
No death cell for him. Every
guard and ali the prisoners are op-
posed 20 his execution. There IL
no danger of his trying 10 escape.
He probably would walk back II
his friends spirited him away.
Frank Garrison. who occupies
"celi three" on death row, 10 pre-
pairing to make the spesoh Of his
life. Frank never spoke In public
before This, his maiden and final
effort. 10 10 be made from the gal
lows platform. The warden has
promised 10 let Frank talk 10 min
utes. For weeks he has been pre-
pairing for this event He has writ.
ten ard rewritten his orstion-
Consider now the price Of dogs
Noble Faulder. working In a grad
Ing camp out NJ Klamath Falls.
owned dog go did hts friend.
These two dogs made the life OF
the camp cook miserable. by steal
Ing eatables every time his back
vas turned.
Returning 70 camp one night.
Faalder's friend found HIS dog dead.
He blamed the cook. Feulfer ven
fnred 70 remark he would let day
light through any cook that killed
his dog.
Next night Faulder's dog was
found dead. II took him just 10
seconds 70 fulfill his threat against
the cook. FauIder faces the gal
lows silently, refusing to see any
one.
Mike Morgan killed his partner
down on the Rogue river and was
caught running away with the
horse. He confessed and Ia walt
ing death without hope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10
'' ''DREADNAUGHT /"
RAMS STEAMER:
CREW IS LOST

BY United Press LEASED Wire
PLYMOUTH. Eng. Dec. 1o.-The
new British dreadnaught Centurion.
on her trial cruise off Davenport
this afternoon. collidcd with and
sank an unidentified steamer. No
rescued seamen are ON board the
warship. and II is believ he en-
tire crew OF the sunken sel per
ished.
Immediately after the collision
the Centurion wirelessed that her
bows were damaged. Several craft
we're az once rushed to the scene,
but there was no trace of the lost
vessel.
Later the Centurion returned
here with her anchors driven
through her bows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10

III r. risky work. II pIaces the
men In the dangers that come from
the foggy weather In winter. In
winter, especially. when the catch
is light. the men have gone out for
two and three weeks. and have
been able 10 earn only $40 alto
gether. They deserve and fully
earn little increase.
Most OF the fishing Is now being
done OFF Vancouver Island. II. C..
by the Northwest companies, and
off Kctchikan. Alaska
The strike affects only steam
boats engaged In fishing. On the
cruisers and gasoline boats, the ar.
rangement between the fishermen
and owners IL such that the former
get a share Of the profits from the
sale OF the fish. instead OF depend
ing on an out-and-out rate-scheduie
for every pound caught.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10
ROOSEVELT
TO GIVE UP
LEADERSHIP
Roosevelt Tells Con-
ference New Party
Is Here to Stay.

ny rnusa frsss LsAssd Wire
CHICAGO, Dec. fo.-speaking
before the bull Moose conferences
here today. Col. Theo. Rcoseselt,
~ Inference only. eliminated him.
self az the real leader cf the new
progressive party. He insisted that
the party had come 20 stay and
pleaded for lts Representatives IN
congress ard state leelslature to
work hard 10 carry progressive leg.
lslstive programs into effect. cape.
ciaiiy legislation which provides
for federal supervision cf trusss,
Roosevelt sald IN part:
we have fought a great fight.
We accomplished more in 30 DAYS
than ever any other party In his.
tory accomplished In snsh time
W. forced all the other parties and
candidates to at leaat Eiee lip segt,
Ice 10 progressive principles
Fsscrs Contributions
Il am willing that the party
should take large contributions II
honestly offsrsd without condition
or reservation and on exactly the
aame terms and exactly the same
spirit as small contributions. The
real test for such gifts II the mo
tive. and not the sise
He Naid the immediate work of
the parry Is 90 establish party
principles outlined in its platform
OF legislation he urged direct yri.
maries exerywhere and a campaign
- s.sfs..snst... - f..gs~..4 So ..as.ssis.
ON the merits of progressive. social
and economle problems
"Dlvine Right OF Judges~
mo party which denies 20 the
people the right 20 secure justice.
such as we proarosslvss propose,
hss the right 60 claim credit fof sin.
certify IN any effort or work for 40.
eial and Industrial justice. The
doctrine OF tho divine right of
judges 10 ruic the people 10 every
~hl, ss lanobie as the doctrine o.
the divine right Of slngs. Tire con
ssi,vtion wss created 20 secure Ius-
tiec. and ~e progresslses refuse 10
allow u 10 be 90 perverted a. 70 be-
come q barrier between the people
ard justice.
-in the matter Of leadership. both
local and national, we may trust 70
events Of the nsss year or two 20
develop our ablest and most re-
sovrccfui men ard for every posi-
tien . leader must be chosen. not
With reference TO his o~n desires.
but solely with regard 10 the needs
of the people. No man should come
into the party with the Idea that he
can establish . claim. He must be
content with the opportunity II OF.
fsrs for service ard sacrifice"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10
breaches AGAINST
WOMEN'S CLOTHES

COLUMBUS. Ind. Dec. 10 Rev
Dimitt. a Methodist preacher, Gre.
ated a sensation in this city by a
sermon directed against the mode
OF street dress now popular with
women. A special portion OF the
sermon was the quotation from the
pulpit OF the3following lines.
Little girl. yru look so small.
Don't you wear no clothes at air
Don't you wear chemiae or ahirt7
Don't you wear a pretty skirt7
Just your corset and your hose7
Are theHe all your uuderclothcH7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10
O[D STORAGE FISH DUMPED ON SEATTLE MARKETS WHILE
NORTHWEST FISHERMEN HOLD OUT FOR LIVING WAGE RATE
Fresh Catches From Few Independ-
ent Boats Sent to Eastern Buy
ers; II Vessels Tied Up Here.
Strikers Brave Death 16 or IS
Hours a Day, Officer of Union
Declares, for Meager Pay.

Thousands OF pounds Of coldstorage haibu being
dumped the Northwest market this week the OF
the critical state OF the shermens strike against the fish
trust, which has been since November |.
The trust saving the limited fresh supply for
ern market which has always had first call
With the exception OF two boats expected
Vancouver port this week every fishing steamboat
Northwest has been tied up by the strike and all lying
useless in Seattle, Tacoma and Vancouver b. c.
The remaining two Keen Fisher" and "Flumngo" will
be drawn into the strike situation they touch port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10
WILL JAPS GET
ALL THE GOOD
FROM CANAL?

~ Waited Press trssed wire
ATLANTA. Ca. Dec. 10 That
japan and other nationa will derive
more benefit from the opening OF
the canal than the. United Statea n.
self. was the startling declaration
made by John Barrett here today At
the Panamau canal conference
We are thinking TOO much %
our export trade. and too little of
Import trade. said Barrett. Amer.
lean ship owners apparently have
not awakened 10 the real value OF
the canal"
Barrett scored the high tolls fix.
ed BY congress, urging the reduc.
zion Of the present charge per ton
to rs cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10
CANAL WILL BRING
IMMIGRANTS HERE

CHICAGO. Dec. i0.--Thas 50 900
immigrants from Southern Europe
VIII be landed upon the Pacific
coast within two years af:er the
opening OF the Panama canal IL the
prediction here today OF Graham
Taylor, chairman Of the national
conference Of charities and correc.
tions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10
NVE CONDEMNED
Plan DEATH UPON
SALEM CALL0WS
[scuss Arrangements for Hanging;
One Spends Weeks in Preparing
Farewell Speech.
E. o. SAWYER. JR.

PORTLAND. Dec. lo-~An eye for an eye and tooth
j eoosh
rm< men died bloody death down in Oregon. five
r - 10 be trussed up like partridgcs and dropped
rrSA little hole dansle for a while the end OF
~ Then the prison morgue the quieklime pit and they
= have gone to join their victims
-Dusf 10 dust reiurneth
thus the law OF and God will have been fulfilled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10

~ ,hox viii Be staged In Salem
r1ansxy on Friday. the l1th.
mnxipsl actors will have but
snnes 10 make good In their
y ~ no opportunity TO explain
Srvnd 50 | determined to
= ~ b advance.
~ the conssn,ned
~ u1th = permit from Gov.
~ w had set a single date
y - txseutIou of these FIVE men.
~ ~ people OF Oregon might
mm -oSieet lesson" OF what
~ ~ tcna when they refused.
4 = MI. to sanction the gov
|uas viepg on the adjustment
Z uk1i punshmsnt. ! went into
y ~ gvny buliding
knnrd Ied ne to tho cells Of the
~ 10 one Of them
- ~ rot afraid TO dieg" |
- IN "Wosld you not rather
~ : hfe e<ntsncer
= mIled grimly.
! hxe ny mind made up he
~ z Won't mind II much. Dy-
~ \ Dreler1ble to spending a life
=. nRkin1 these bzrs."
inIhsd 70 jack Roberts. burglar.
Huvuun. murderer. Roberts
y ~ men. Who were trying 10
~ bofng held up by him He
= IN y the back. q cowardly
= y b erinxinx with fear and
- ~ tine walking his cell
Nslnging hia hands. His
N ~ BE- good 10 look upon.
50N1obIy viii struggle with the
= ~ scrsam for mercy.
Tsyies IL Brave
~ ~ shoulders above his
- dayers, stands John w.
y. uto ~ never been east OF
A Ulzh. Bern in California.
, : Weatesner Of the type that
- Doentng- Rancher. deputy
ven drilier. murderer
~ Jxylors history. But hts
lnnee " clear and be will go
- without a whimpsr.
- Z Dcace-losinR man." he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10
CHIMNEY KIDS ARE
eOlnCTO HAVE HAPPYXMAS
MC-CHIMNEY FOLKS GIVE

: sansa Claus and The Star
y siye seattIe's 5000 little
kids the Christmas OF
sesk young lives. they real.
h.d Job on their hands.
~ felt sure Of the co-opera-
p e bigthimney folks, espe-
- uose big-ehimney folks who
~ 49,, - litfIe-cbimney Kids and
! 4 .'vsn't forgotten how Il feels
p'ssentless at Christmas
n!splaced. ' vas
sure. there are a lot Of
+. ers to be taken care OF We
2 MI Drearnland 10 the
~ mat biggest tree that ever
6nn..st be loaded untll It's
q y branches groan. n there
es presents enough 10 10
ss,,' We haven't enough yet
"a" WI. made dandy start.
= oHion to the contributions
4 acEIoWiedVed ara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10
LAUGHS iantj8s ia j8shk;WS II

PORTLAND or-JoHN RAmm. JUROR COULDN'T DECIDE
alleged sold
con.sfne sold there his avore dish Would death
they closed that place up" he remarked Hung jury
PORTLAND, oR.-"ouEsH WoooRoW'LL TAKE CAN
will prohbsh
officer
ton Sam Is today describing circles with sodge
SAN FRANcisco-TEEToTALING WITH
Louis Lcker
In jail because he tried to absorb much Ticker then lick
everybody in sight
SAN FRANcisco-AN EXCITING SILENT" DRAMA WAS EN-
acted in Cupid Munsons office when
cloer mutes applied for marriage while
tested vigorously the sign language failed
Los ANGELES C. COLLINS $4,000 HE BURIED
shade in Elysian
testified ahe ferreted a
month until the court locates the poke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10

American Express Coz 49,. $50
Don't publish ...... 200
Mr.. AIiIs Chambers q Ailis). 2 90
Seattle hotel (Mr. Dicken-
SOM ...s.. .s.......s. 10
M. y. Bschus tNat'I Bk. Of
Connnercc) ...s.......,.. BOO
6hernan-Cisy Co. 10. 90
simons Mfg. Co. 800
Don't publish" ........ 2 90
Hanson e. Co. ............ 2. so
"Don't publish" ......... z 90
Standard Fur. Co.. Check or ndsc.
McRse g. Branigan Co. .........
49,. $1,000 worth fruit and candy
Augustine & kyer go. 10 lbs. candy
imperial Candy Co. 30 lbs. candy
Leslie-Power croeery.f box oranges
]. w. Goodwin Co a bxs. Jap oranges
Don't publish" ..... 100 lbs. nuts
y. 3. powles co......f box apples
M. Seller Co. ..... $500 worth toys
Il have no money to help the 1T.
tle-chimney children" writes
woman reader OF The Star, but
would be glad to dresB 10 or more
dolls, II some store viii furnish
them"
The Star suggests that sewing
circles and similar organizations of
women gather up as many dolls aa
possible and devote their next
meeting 20 making clothes for
them.
This would at least vary the
monotony of making nightles for
the heather.
PRESENTS OR MONEY CAN
BE LEFT AT THE STARS
CHRISTMAS STORE ROOM. 52f
UNION ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10

worry, when all
you've got to do 70
get an answer 10
your problem is 10
write a letter 20
Cynthia Grey. 9th
crs do, and are made
happy. DO you read
their letters, on
page 5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10

} Generally fair tonight and 4
Wednesday. light easterly 4
winds. Temperature at noon. 4
/ ~. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-10
lind Inc Star All the News

dwell upoN the price
OF coal. or excessive
rents. or any other
OF these little irrita
tions of life. when
YOU can turn 90
page 4 and read
what the junior OF
flee boy writes of
what's going on in
New York
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19
st Tureorag pm @epplutionen
&t1a.

Gor Eruiitforeningens ! Meolem-
mer bolot @totsraa6 Sacob &elt.
ningien fornplig / &alaosbotelletS
cal / @igbenbaon ct Soreorag ON
@ina, napnlig me6 &enblit paa
ben nupurenbe Sttuatton.
gtatsrqooen ifil6reoe, bporlcoes
Sc utoolelige 6orbol0 UNDER SCI
mancburife 0pna1ti % Manoarin-
pel6et bapoe bibfprt Sc pofleno!
l1roligbeoer % gipet Stpoet til Don-
nelicn al Sc %belnmelige %repol1tic'
mere Ioreuingcr, ~Greenigbeosie!
fabet" og vMafanoelclifabet" oel
talte Millioner al Meolemmer. Sri
gen mel(cm Sapon % &tna oG
mellem Sopan % &nslono babot
omlioer roft set fineitife Soft til
|@elpbepioltbeo.
Gen lioitc &epolution bapoe til
ful6e bepiit Mantcbu=G Gloets &ooo.
6enifab. Gnonu bar imi6lerti6 ali
Ii 6orpirring i Sen npe &epllb(if
og ser piloe liffert gao Mar. tp'
set lpffeoes Blot nogenlltn0e at fiat
lie orone6c 9illton0e tilpeie / SET
mngti9c Mig,.
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Wn0re Nnhebcr.

Sen fjen0te 0anif : a%rgentinit
8antmeno, ST.. Gl,illermo 6reoerif
fen, iom pe6 Mptaarsti6 bleb in6
lagt paa Migsboipitalet / &ieben
babn, ct 6esnGrre meget ipg, pg Sci
ipneS en0og at bore 6are for, q
ban tro6s Sen ombpggeligite Sc:
banoling og Eleie life pil itao Spg.
oommen igjennem.
Sen nor f=6onife Metbo6iit
firfe / 81tffolo, %. g., iorn in0pic:
oes Sgn0og SEN 36ie Marts, bo1
fdr ttlbgrt Mmerifancrnc> men ms
fipbteS al Menigbe0en for $1,000
&irfen bor en- befpem 8eliggerber
og er Sen eneite n%orif=6anlfe Ser !
8Den. Eomten er 50X14O SOB,
me6 &irfen paa &idrnet; BERTH or
Hreitebolig paa 5 gnreller. So
flor 6os6al betiener Wentgbe6en.
- @1an6t rSitantc"s Yasiagercr
bar ogiaa Mr. og Mrs. Beter 6
fra @acine, @is., og 6ercs
ftn6es life poa 2iiten ODER Sc
re66e6e. Mrs. Saniens 8ro6er /
Racine, Sbos. @otpar6, fort9ller M
at ben6es Sgiter be6 Mfreiien bab6e
en- Sor116fglelie al l1lpffen og baboc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19

Sen berpmtc omerifanlf e 9ilto=
rifer ...og .1iplomat Mnorem 8
@bite finoer, at ban fun0e pnlff
tire Sing for bette 2ano
nemlig: set brittle &riminolretsip'
item, Sen europeiife @aa0e at betty:
re Storbper poa (u0enfor &uslano
Spanien % .SprfieD iamt Set tpit|f
,Sbeater.. ,...5:.
Sort &etslpltem er forGloet .ol
io%rflu6ret, Sc ser bar Sc flelte: :I$en:
sc, .iterit S%noflpoelle, eller Sc, mel
princpleie og %ourforepne Aopof:1
fer, pin6er nelten altio uoen.. Ser:
inn til Met. &%etsitpret / Sc sitor,
amerifanife 8per,. fra &Dlt til ,&plt
er iom &egcl pilrao60ent, .og bpaf
amerifanf @ceneflnlt a1rgaar> iac
fun6e Mr. @bite go0t bope fun6e1
mere ioeelle Gbeaterforbplo / bpil=
fetiombellt al Sc minore europeiite
2an6e ems n1a11 finder fer, bbo1
@ope6io9en .enten er Skinner oq
ll6ltDr, eller &a6olbcr. og. Negerfo:
NIT.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19
"Uttanir "-4lykkrn.

.'r.
Set jfuloe jpnes nelten uforflar=
|ligt, at Ell laaoan &ataltrofe. fan
inotreffe en6nu / Dor Sis, -og /
|@er0elesbeo bpis man tager / @e=
tragtning Holle mo6erne STRINGS:
'mi6ler i 8Dgningen> al Sc mooerne
flpoenoe &a1obier, troaolgs Sele:
Igrufi Gm. nj: Nnar Set alligcbcl
ifer, iaa bill set iiffert bite Jig, ial=
falb / Bette SilfGloe, at man bor
6rebet 55fibet,5 iom bar -pau iin
uSom fru=@ejie":, trent meo fll>
Gart, troos 5ooge og m1line S.
biergc / MtlanterboDets farliglte
|Goruono, Blot for at %Hetablere Ell
bi6til .11opnaaet Si6srefor6. Get
ct en- fienot Sag, at lprlig Itbrre
|Ssbierge no%genlunoe let fan uno=
gaaes, toet boo0e ltofi9smon6cn og
andre pao ;Gogt purel1Oe 6olf al
|5fi6ets 8eletning, en- goo Stuno
forinoer1 man fommer i ioa0anne
ifarlige Ssmosi ers NGrbeo. mGrfer
en- pluoielig Semperatltrforon0ring
og CT @oittgbeoen 6o slaa ltnrf og
Sfibets Momentl1m, grltn6et pao
bets enorn1e ~Gtarclle fife til at
forringe Durtigt, ct Ser lelbfplgelig
mi Gboncer l6 al ii for Somme>1=
fte6.
&or Sios lfarpe, til @enlpnslps=
be0 .grenoien6e &onfurrel1ce, oa
Oct Yres, iom Ser %0esaariog gpes
paa 6grere al Sc mo6erne h1rttg=
gooenoe Eosiageroompere og Sltog,
err utpipliomt S%opc0aariage til
6enne og lignenoe forferbelige l1lpf,
fer, baa0e tilpon6s og ttllor1os.
Set CT at Daobe, at vSitanic"=
l1lDffen maa fpre til Ell Me9,'lering
,af Set ralenoe &apleb oucr Mtlon=
terbabet.
Set ct ialfalo pao bpje Sis at Ser
|blep lat en- aloorlig Stopper for
,@ollfaben.
@ren6ien for @fibenes @tprreIie
'er iiffert pgiaa oberifre6et. Set CT
'nmllligt at monbprere bl1rti9t me6
iao6onne &olosler / ,6orcns Gtuno.
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&pao. er Ell 9ieiel=Motur?

S l1geblaoet r0c tuli1O Silent
|leles fplgenoe:
Seer iao goo at belDare Spergs:
maol> lom flere for reilt / Mnleo:
ming al ~5elon0ia"s 5tabelaflgb:
ming: @pao er en- 1ieiel=Motor
&erpoa luores fplgenoe::
Gn 9iclcl-Motor er en- Gfsplo:
lions= Moifine, bportil Ser benpttcS
flpoenoe @%ranoiel, bpis MntGnOelif
fer pes ~Gommcntrpfning.
Sen blcp opfunoet al Sen III 81;
aarige tplfc S11genier Mlloolf 0ielel,
men flere banebrp6enoe Opfinoelle1
bar gaoe6c forl1o; Sen ferlte Hetro:
Ienmsmoifine oDfan0tcs 1878 a
9iterrigeren @ocf.
Maifiucn orbej6er pao Sen Weaa:
|0e, at naar 5templet gaar frern
inoiuges Ser 2uft, iom 1.noe1
E@templets Si(bagegong iammen
TRIPLES %obcroroentlig itGrft (tt
|ober 60 Mtmoifnrers Srpf). Sci
gnoen .of 5luget inbiprejtes Sc:
flpoetoc grrl,0lel Graz Gtenolie.
ipn1 @tpp, 'og oo 2,tften er globe6
Eforpon0lcr oen Olien til Camp
|iom otter trpffer Stemplet til6a9e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19

GoIts Napn SIR, .bpa0 be timber
for go6t, noer1 &enipn til, ON bort
Solt tilitemmer BET eller Ell ia u6en
at Ri en6og pe6 noget 0erom?
Deriom 6eres Goretagen6e bar
af en- iaa6an Mrt, at set fun6e tiene
bort Golf til @apn % fnptte ct
aierligbe6s- % Gilliosforbol6 mel,
em 9anmarf og Mmerifa, funoe
nan 10 globes oerpeo, og maaife
1eies at true a6 Dem me6 cit Sim
ger, men ,1aar man ifglge Me66elel-
e fra Mpiierne erfarer, at set CT
orf9ngelig @re mon jaeger efter,
Jog at &eiultatet fun bliper Sfom
og Sfan6ale ODER or bort 6olf
|biemme og ber / 2an6et, t. gfs.
|@elfobets 6orbolo til Brof. 2arlen,
ifol hi laa tie ltille BERTH og la6e
,S latterliggipre / >9anmarf, me-
|oens enfelte Berloner %neobrpoer
|&illioen, &eipeft og 9greSfplelien /
|bort Georene 2ono oberfor % fer
Mmerifo.
Sg naar III, ioabi6t hi forltoor,
famine Selifob pes &ebilo 8affer>
|Mffpren %in0brager boa6e Sc Sor,
|ene0e Staters N%reii6ent og Set oon=
tie &ongebus mes / Spillet, og ipnes
lat billie giere en- pribat Gag til en-
Notionoliag / Set 6anif-amertfonife
I6olfS Nabn, uoen at Set 6onlf=ame=
|rifanite Soft pe6 noget bi6ere Ser
on> ipnes 5agen % iaa olporlig>
at ri / Mlmenbeoens SSnteresie be0er
ON OplDsning angaoen0e: bbem
oisle Eerioner egentlig er, io,n ro=
SIR Danif Mmerifanif 5elltab.
@po0 far bette Sellfab giort /
Sort1Den meO 9en1Dn til at bDgge
|8ro mellem Gonmorf og Mmerifo,
'og bpa6 CT Sen rette Samlnenbpng
i @iitorien ON Mebtl0 8afferne.
,2a6 % ioa alt fire mfor 2plet, ioo
'bi babe ber og biemn1e faor &lor=
,be6 / Sagerne, og er Set laa np6=
'ben6igt, ga las Sc bgie M%utboriteter
Wrgi ioenten og set 6anife &onge=
busy / SIDE faa at pt6c, at &ebil0
|8affer=Nffpren CT en- ganlfe pripat
Gag al enfelte &er1oner n6fprt, og
lite ct Observation-Disclosures
|Soretagen6e, og LAB iao Horfen BIZ
be 6gbt mes ct an6ct Nopn. = 9gr=
1igbe6 porer Ipngit! =
Set ifuloe liffert pi110e boo6c
&aaifignneli og Saf, 6erl om Sc /
Ceres 8lo6 pil6e gipe % Ell FL
'itorilf @fiIoring ODER r0onlf= Mmeri=
onif selifab, cg bpa6 Set Dor uo=
ettet al on0t cller go0t me0 !@enlpn
il at bpgge 9ro mellem Gnnmarf
,g Mmerifo, iomt Gplpsni11g ON
,&philo @affer=Mffrren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19
@%oloen1ar M9er, .Me0oftgr al

@oloeu1ar Mger, &e0oftpr al
,&eform", Gut Claire, @is., bleo
i forrige ltge bn6ret pe0 en iml1f
Set, lom en- ltor Sfore al bans
@enner og @el1n0rere 0erlteos babOe
facet iltan6 for bam / MnleOning al
bans 20 Mars Subilerlm / 8laoets
|Sienelte og iom 8eboer al Golt
Claire. @eolemmer al Nfbol6sfor-
eningen v8ar6en" uMor6e11s 81
tre", Sen 5fanoinopiife Mrbcjoer=
fore11ing og mango an6re 0eltog.
.Soler blep bolot al Speriefretrr
Moolpb Welsnels al Mrbejoerforc=
ninge11, @jpbmano Sobn 6. 9fltie,
S. 8. Srgn26ol, @folefommisie r S.
@arlto0> @opeoprgit6en g. s.
|Smitb al @rbeioerforcningen %
ISobn &iloabl. gn Fengegape bIep
oberraft Subilaren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19

~Sbe SeorcDligbt" ifriper m
Hrim9rpalg: Set er life en-
SER for 6irefte 2opgipning = Set
er ct @fsempel paa, bpor let 0irefte
Sobgipning gaor / Maltinberre6pm-
NETS Eienelte."
Set fan Ser bore 1logen Mening
I. Minneiota far oerfor beller
life gnifet at forlpge me6 6irefte
&repepalg for Breii0ent og Stats=
embeoSmeno, iaa lenge iom @ri=
merbalgloDen ct ioa ufulotommen
og upoolioelig iom Stlfel0et CT.
Set En- for let for bpem iom bellt
at faa lit Napn paa Stemmele06e=
len iom &an0iont for bette eller
bint gmbe6e, og ser er ingen Sim
bring for Set iaafal0te rcrois bot
ing, Ell Srofif bborpeo 9emofro=
ter og Socialiiter +. CTS. fan 6el=
tage / repl1blifanlfe Ergbepalg og
ompen6t.
&eiultatet / Sllinois CT ioolc6es
m%isbilen6e. Sen angibelige frem<
ifr%i6tsbenlige &oolebelt bonot ODER
BEN angioeligt reaftionere Soft,
mer1 sen enbnu mere fremifriotspen=
lige @ilion tobte til Sor0el for
Gbamp Glarf, iom en0nu life bar
befien6t 4ul6r, men blot fremltil=
les 1om en- vol0 line Democrat.