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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25
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nod etma5 ge6olfer, aber lieber
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fiibrt ei11 miibiges 9ebett, fomn1t Damn
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Ias gibt SIT 0enfet1. &ebiitet Cure
S0dter Dor elmer traurigen 3ufunft.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25

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fenbetten, auf Oenen men ld,lides
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Soaen oieie ltnglidliditen Ser
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iiberlalien lperoen u1t0 nidt bilflos
in ibrem glen0 81 gru110e geben,
baum braudt Sic Meenl6beit Mfidnner
nno Iralten> mel6e bereit fins, i6r
9eben auf5uopfern int 1ienlte ser
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fenbettea; uno nidt Bios einmal u1o
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n1er, Sag fir Ii1g, ISOLDE Inn @odJe,
Sabr um Sabr. ga beonrf es Man=
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n1elridlid5en Ml1tb baben, bi15u5ieben
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25
Srnbling.

Mad la,1gcm, baugem 8interidipeisen
@tQfommeu, beller Sriibltn9sflangl
Mun riibrt ser Gait 1i6 in ben 3lpeigen
llub III ser 5eele ser @e1ang.
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Ser nit Der 5dlpina' inn 8lallen 1pielt.
Ser aus ben fallen 9%ornenbeden
Sic rptbeu &plen blilbenb idafft,
Gr ful,l1 unD lpil alld Did erlpedel
Nlls tiefem Seip 81 ilruger &raft!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25

uMein fleiner Sobn batte Elm iebr
iblimmeS Salt. s. m1rbe mir emf
pfoblen, Gbamberlains @uitenmittel
gu g%ebrardeu, un0 bepor cine fleine
6laide leer mar; mar ct 10 geiunb
mie ie," ihreibt Srau s. Sids, 80
StraBe, Sp0nep, Muitralia.
Mittel lit gu faufen sci alien
61110lern.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Mrs. Sherwin Crosby Answers
the Charges of a Cruel
Insurance Man.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1O,-"women
\ ~ who live the o-called high life
In society have a hard time getting
insured" was the dictum delivered
by President Gold at the recent In
surance mems convention in Chicago.
They eat such indisestibe food and
drink so many harmful beverages that
their systems are soon wrecked and
they go the quick route TO the
grave
Mrs. John Sherwln Crosby. presi-
dent Of the Women's Democratic
club and prominent In civic circles,
dlsaSrees with President Gold and
the many other insurance officials
who agree with him.
HIS statement about New York
society women Is absurd and cruel to
Womanhood in general said Mrs.
crosby THE average society wom-
an of New York is not what Is or
alnarily known as a high liver I
have been in the homes Of many of
The social lights OF this city, but I
nave tailed to observe anything that
wasn't strictly proper. ] believe that
Tor every 100 good men there are 100
good women. OF course. there are
hundreds OF women who drink, smoke,
oVereat and otherwise abuse them
selves, but very few Of their names
We're ever coupled with the upper
soclaT strata. The best OF American
Woinanhood is to be found in upper
social circles here, and President
God s statement TO the contrary is
New York" iA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Say Conditions Improve.

MEHlCO CITY, Sept. 10.-Governmen
officials continue TO regard as absurd tn,
| reports that the United States govern.
| ment is seriously consId erine interven.
| tion In Mexico. was declared at thc
| national palace today that conditions are
steadily growing better In the mean
time every effort will be made, IL was
| announced, to protect foreigners and their
property
Recent developments in the south do
not appear to include any serious en-
counters. Rebels are reported 10 be on
Grating in Puebla, Morelos and the state
of Mexico.
new rebel movement of which rew
details have been obtained, has been re
ported from Meguiz, state OF Coahuila
Several bands OF reyolutionjsts haya an
peared along the line Of the International
railway and there is some reason for be-
lievlng that their objective pojut is the
border town Of G, y, Diaz
Librador Gaavis. ono of Orozco's ofS
GERS, is reported TO have been killed In
the attack upon San Miguel Mezouitai
last week. and his body Is said to he still
hanging from the balcony OF the mn
niclpsl building there.
Manuel Belancourt an American ritI
zen, according To the story brought here
today, was fatally wounded hy rebels
when they attacked AtaciX, near Taliyco
Guerrero. last Saturday. Eeiancourt ja
said To have been native OF Texas.
heavy consignment " ammunition
ana 100 soldiers left the capital last night
Tor Monterey, new rebel moyement
has been reported at Racones. state of
NueNo Leon. near Monterey
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
DAHO REPUBLICAN
WOMEN DLSGUSTED

III sRoIsE, Ed Ida, Sept. 1o.-A Republican
~, made up entirely Of women can
ehles VIII be placed In the field In
III, np lois iall against the regular Re
,fSledh my and Progressive tickets.
krtm women members of the Republican
IN Idaho announced TO-DAY that
iIad become disgusted with the
1Sads within the party and had de-
6rs no W. place a ticket OF their own be-
hsIr ne people The women will hold
M. eunvenlon here this week.
I'M tmomen who are leading the move
ms, LOT womeD's Republican ticket
us 'onleht to allow their names 10
ID tS' out said that the movement
4rh .hs result OF urgent requests for
aellon by Republican women from
,,1sTa OF tho state.
|rht ~ ,eel that we have Just the same
|roerns, ~ put ticket In the field as the
onigb, ..n, said one OF the leaders
ma .,o,. INC women Of Idaho have he
||fhjn eeh @ and tired of the angling
sira,,,h.' our own party and propose 10 pmi
onrasnt Republican ticket I'm Tho finId
or dna',, entirely of women from COVER,
.finn women said tonight that the dele.
~ |Dn AT the convention would not "a. :,
<nfa,ine' iTne' though 1t would be a repre-
~. vas learned tonight that the woman
&c,,s.ng5 ngn several meetings and have
s,ns. possible candidates. hui ih.Ir
'puId not be learned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Border Ranch Looted.

pated rebel attack on Naco, Sonora, oppo
site Naco, Arlz., did not matcrialiZe last
night, but today 1t was learned that a
strong force OF rebels yesterday looted the
the Arizona line. Charles White. the
ranch manager, reported that everything
OF value was taken, It is this band OF
rebels that is threatening TO attack the
Mexican town Of Naco. guarded by only
fifty federal soldiers
Federal troops from Cananea forty
miles 70 the south, are believed TO be hur-
ryinG to reinforce Naco.
With federal reinforcement at Cananea
and Nacozari, the two American mining
is little fear of rebel attack al nresent
lnez Salazar, the rebel general in com
mand OF the operations south OF Douglas,
Yesterday moved his 400 men a few miles
west along the Arizona Mexico line,
bringing them within about forty miles of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
REPORT END NEAR OF
NlCARAGUAN REVOI T

,WASHlNGToN. Sept. 1O.-The rcvo,u-
t tIon IN Nicaragua is on the wane. accord :
ing 70 adNices from Rear Admiral SoHth
erland The admiral reported that tho
American landing forces now control tbo
railroad situation and that the uprisne
usua Central American revolution ZIG
Inc turbulence appears to have suh-
sided in proportion to the rapjdJtv VIII
which the American marines and blue
jackets restored traffic on the railroad
Inc The road Will be in operation soon
from Corinto to Granada. the southorn
terminus where there has been much
suiLerine among the starved people To
been placed in command OF the sailors
from the cruisers Colorado and CaIifornia
as headquarters i@eoii
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Maine Returns Cure Ankle.

BEVERLY, Mass, Sept. l0.-President
Taft was go greatly pleased today with
the Republican victory In Maine that he
forgot about his lame ankle and went out
TO play golf, He was especially cheerful
when he learned thar the Maine lcGisla :
ture will be Republican on joint ballot.
assuring his party OF another vote In the
United States senate
Although the president had no state
meut to make about the Maine result his
friends here were not reticent. Ac-
cording to their view the result VIII servo
to keep In line many Republicans who
were Wayering toward the Progressives.
II will be an example. they say. TO the
doubtful ones OF what can be accom-
plished where n solid front is presented
To the Democrats.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
'OLORADO,S VOTE
LIGHT AT PRIMARY

H, sept. l0.--Returns from
Ne hc1r. ,oni ,1l statewide primary AT a
Is result, 9nIgnt were SO mcager tina [
|s ,s cor., could not bc forers sled viii
'crived ai,!S. The Democratic returns
one. '"'humoer the Republican, three
the eisunates show only ope-third
8t In ned vote In the state was
'Rcsr,,e, q, only one fifth. :" e'''-
Ininon UP 10 midnight Indicate r.. NJ
ubern. ~ leading for tho Democra tI.
s5ks roIlal nomination. Clifford e,
hin y guar Republican. is leading
|h. Tor Nv n,e"srt Progressive Republi,
rket neao or the Republican
dams nUT nUs 5,ohn shafroth is leading Alva
.stIe u pn T. J. O'Domcll for the Dem
hilc MsrIss Term senatorial nomination,
-----.--le y. Vincent, Progressive Re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
MEXICAN TROOPS MAY
CROSS j. S. BORDER
Continued From Page one.)

flcient 10 subdue the malcontents or
force them farther south.
The Mexican troops viii entrain at FL
Paso for Nogales. ATiZ, Their arms and
ammunition viii be carefully scaled In
express cars. so they wlll go through
American territory unarnod In addition
they VIII he guarded by a detachment OF
United states regulars. The date for
the movement has not been set
There IS much speculation on the CON
'ehtra'lon OF rebel bands in the Ojas
mountains and their propa ration for a
long and hurried march Military OBJ
servers arc inclined 10 believe the rebel
leaders intend 10 gain the Mexican Cen
tral railroad and intercept the federas
before they can ge, to Ei Psso or that
they contemplate escape from the federal
Gordon seeking to surround them and are
Planning a hgh'ing retreat along the
mountains until they can Join the Zaps
tistas in tho south
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
CHIHUAHUA IS NOT
SAFE FOR RETURN
Special 10 The Tribune.

| special 10 inc Tribune.
Ell PASO, Tex, Sept lo.-Return to
the Clnhuahua colonies is now out OF the
| question: although the men OF the So
nora colonies arc going back for food
and supplies.
| Advices from Casas Grandes this morn
camped in Hope valley. not five miles
from Colonia Pechoco, I'm the mountain
| district. where the Mormon families had
oeen planning to go as soon as traffic
rebels are believed to have been sent
there by Salazar To- keep the Mormons
rom occupying their homes and TO kill
| any who returned because OF the trouble
winch they had with the rebels caused
by the activities of the friends of the
Mormons on the American side. 1t since
ma, mas heen decided that all who were will
ing should remain and none will return
The church officials are devoting their
attention TO the Sonora colonies a telc
phone message from Bishop Lillywhite
tlils morning said that a number of the
men had left for Morelos and would come
back with cattle and food for the refu-
gees, who are now encamped at Doug
las and Hachita.
can stake left this evening for Douglas
where he will assist the church officers
In caring for the refugees there.
Al who arc going 10 Utah and Ari-
iona have gone and those now remaining
VIII stay here until il has been finally de-
cided that conditions Will not he safe this
winter for the return of the homeless
The talk Of intervention I'm Mexico has
caused the people to renew hope and they
now say that they may eat Christmas
dinner at home In Mexico, but with the
American flag over them Indications
from this angle appear to carry out their
belief that the United States is about to
interfere.
Mrs, Myra Longhurst of Colonia Juarez
died last night following an operation
Her funeral was held today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Ammunition at Ell Paso.

Ell PASO, Tex" Sept. 10,--Two car
loads Of ammunition. supposedly from
tho arsenal at Rock Island III arrived
bore today express. consigned TO Fort
Bliss. which is temporarily the head
quarters Of the military department OF
Texas. Gsneral r. Z. Steerer In COM
mand.
General Steever said at noon that he
knew nothing about the ammunition end
that " WAS not for Fort Bliss, He said
that all he knew OF II. the express COM
pany officials had asked him hy tele~
phone II he thought Il safe TO ship the
two cars TO the Arizona border. and ne
referred them to General Schuyler. COM
mandng the department of the Pa
cIfic.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
New Mexico Has Convention,

ALBUQUERQUE y. NJ, Sent lO-At
tended by a full delegation from every
county in the state, making conyentjon
OF more than 500 delegates. the procrns.
sivc party Of New Mexico today held Its
first nominating convention.
The convention was called TO order this
afternoon by ex-governor Miguel A,
Otero chairman Of the state central Pro
Erossivc committee, and the party's ma
tional committeeman. After speeches
We're made and committees appointed re-
cess was taken until late In the after.
noon On reoonvening a draft OF the Chi
cago platform OF the party was adonted
and another recess taken until 10 O'Clock
tonight
On reconvenlng tho convention noml-
mated Marcos De Baca for congress- md
George W. ArmiJo Elmer u. Studley and
pr. D. II. Thomas were named presiden-
trail electors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11

publican, heads Clyde c. Dawson, regular
republican. Charles s. Thomas is unop-
posed Tor the Democratic nomination for
short term United States senator. James
r. Brown Is leading c. w. Waterman Tor
the Republican short term in the United
States senate.
Partlal returns from ten scattering Dre-
cints throughout the state give:
Repubican-Senator Uong term), Daw-
son. 40; Vincent, 1i6, governor, Parks, 81 .
Stewart, d6.
Democra ts-Senator dong term). sbar-
roth, IS; ODonnell. 81: Adams. 50; gov
ernor Maupln. 153; Ammons, 49,, ny
nan, 103 -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
COMPLETE SURVEY OF
ALASKA BOUNDARY

DAWSON 7. T., Sept. Io.-The inter
has been marking the line betwncn aiast-n
and the Yukon territory, arrived here vnsl
terday. having completed the task NJ sn1-
ynylng the LAND meridian from the Pa :
CHIC 10 inc Arctic ocean At the north
end OF the line q bronze monument go
place just out of reach OF the bjebnsi
waves and smaller monuments were SCI
e'-r3 tlree fnlIes along the line.
Geologists accompanied tho nxneaiuo,
and made complete geological survev'
Typographical work and the blazIny ~
the WIDE right OF way was also completed
the entire distance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Fight With Yaar,is.

TUCSON, Ariz., Sept. 1o.-Federal SOL
dters pursuing the Yaqui Indians who
attacked place near Empalme, the
headquarters of the Southern Pacific rail-
way of Mexico, near Guaymas, Sonora
last Saturday night. caught up with the
Indians today between Mayortena and
Pledras stations, five miles north or EN-
paine and 4 threc-hour fight ensued
The Yaqui casualties are unknown, The
fedcrals sent one dead and nine wound =
ed men into Empalme on the southbound
train
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Women Flee for Safety.

LoRDSRURG, y. NJ. Sept Io.-Mrs. n.
r. Muir and Mrs. s. 7. Mitchell. resid-
ing on ranches south Of here near the
mexican Inc. We're brought here today
In automobiles ny residents who went 70
the womens homes last night III respons.
TO appeals for assistance. The women
whose husbands are absent. telephoncd To
Lordsourg that armed Mexicans had ap-
peared on the ranch. When the Lords
burg men arrived the Mexicans had de-
parted II is believed the Mexicans were
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
BULL MOOSE SPECIAL
To Ogden Sentamher IL

Leave Salt Lake d, & r. G. depot at
a:l5 p. NJ. Returning, leave Ogden 80
minutes after close of convention. Fare
$1.lo round trip. Everybody invited.
This is the official train carrying dele.
gates from Utah county and Salt Lake.
Everybody invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Washington Primaries.

SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. 1O.-State-
wide primaries held today were marked
by apathy.
Governor Marion u. Hay. Republican,
was rcnominatcd without any real on
position. In the First, or Seattle cou-
Gressiona district. Representative VIII
r. Humphrey WAS similarly rcnomt-
atcd.
For ConEr essman at large. Fra nix
Hammond and J. n, Frost. Republicans.
are leading in Seattle, but IL Is assorted
that Hammond will run behind Henry
3. Dewey elsewhere.
On the, Democratic side, Charles TIeif-
ner. Democrat. seems TO have won the
congress nomination In tho First district
over Thomas x. Horner The other
nominations are in doubt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Rebels Capture Millionaire,

DOUGLAS. Ariz., Sept. 10.-Walter
Douglas, millionaire and general manager
Of the Phelps Dodge mining interests,
was reported tonight TO have been cap
tured between Aqua Priets and Nucozari
by rebels who cut the telegraph wires,
ma king conflrma ton impossible.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
No Contest in Arizona.

PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept 10-Arizona' s
state wide primary for the selection Of
three candidates for presidential clector
and ono for congress brought out light
vote. In Maricopa county, in which
Phoenix Is situated, only 10 per cent OF
the registered vote was cast. There
were no contests for the three party con-
gressional nomination, the successful
candidates being Robert S. Fisher. Pro-
gressive: Thomas Campbell. Republican,
and Carl Hayden UncumbenD Demo-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11

ton In favor OF Governor Hadlsy that bo
would support Hadley il nominated mo
man can doubt the result at Chicago
and no man today could bc I'm doubt a )
To the result In November. Here Colonel
Roosevelt had chance to savo his ps rty
and, / think himself. The crisis was
there and Mr.. Roosevelt was the only
he ''''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
ORGANIZE WOMEN
FOR TAFT CAUSE

Special to The Tribune.
DENVER. Colo. Sept. 10.-Mrs J. D.
Whitmore. vice chairman OF the Repub-
1ican city and county central commit
tee. was appointed director OF tho woIn-
ans bureau OF the western section Of
the Taft campaign today,
The Organization OF woman's clubs IN
Colorado. Idaho, Utah and Wyoming will
be the special work that she will per-
form.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Two Killed In Wreck

PITTSBURG. Sept 1o.--Two railroad
men were killed and six others. including
four passengers. were injured when a
switch engine collided with the first sec
ton OF Pennsylvania railroad train No.
2I near Derry. Pa, today. The passen-
gers were burt when they were thrown
from their berths-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Stewart in Ell Paso County.

COLORADO SPRINGS Sept. 10
Early returns from Ell Paso county indi-
cate total OF about 5000 votes cas-
voting in the city was not heavy and in
outlying precincts light.
Predictions are that T. 3. Stewart,
Progressive Republican. will carry the
county three TO one
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Federals at Cananea.

CANANEA, Sept. 10.-About n thou
sand federals arc here now fifty or sixty
under Col. A. ]. Moreno arriving today
No wires are working out OF Cana nea
except the federal wire to Nosalrs and
the south Colonel Chrome and 35o men
arc expected hero tonight. Last night
the fedcrals sent out about $50 men in
the direction Of the Ajo mountains The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11

which arc harassed by rebels. Al the
same time, the governor expressed strong
opposition TO Intervention by the Unit
cd States In Mexico. lie said he
thought Mexico able 10 handle the sit
uatou.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Eager to See Battle.

MARIA. Tex. Sept. i0.-Hundreds OF
persons left Maria today for Presidio to
witness the expected encounter at
Oiinasa The rebels were said to be us
Ing dynamite bombs In their attack on
Oiinaga
The Mexican consul at Maria. NJ. Del
Toro. was today advised that General
Trucv Auhert with cavalry detach-
mcnt was rapidly approaching OjnaSa
To- aid the beleaguered federals,
General Stcevers report, mentioned IN
"a washington dispatch, proba bly, means
that General Aubert arrived today and
that the rebels fled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Barley Rates Suspended

WASHINGTON Sept Io-Adyapces
proposed on freight rates on whole bar
ley between California. Nevada Utah
and Minneapolis and other western cities
were today suspended until January {
to permit hearings before the Interstate
commerce commission.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Rebels Fire on Train.

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 1o.-Rebels today
fired on q passenger train OF the Ma
tional railroad. bound for Cuernavaca,
here The engineer was wounded The
rebel fire was returned from the train.
Hapatistas A few days ago announced that
they would prevent operation OF trains
on this branch Of the National railroad
nfter SeDlemhcr 10.