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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08
SDg0om 90 SiaoOcr.

ut NnrinQcrnc iii lu2eii0c Eiliton.
&c CT cuNul mere monAiolOiAc emo
icIOc SpBoommcuc. or tpNelidt ior al
IT, iom nric bar bcitiUitigct lig meo
Sperl3mnalct. IornpliA bar oen
bcrpmtc NOitomcrlTgc, Yroi. 4. g..
9aorO, iruuornQct Slooocrcu iom Ell
uigtig Aorio1 til GaurIia Nclbreo %
en- Jofior al &ctpOning Tor atcrpe
iitct o. 9tcrucipUtfciic. &Ian0t an
oct tiger ban; Ser or Suicncr al
apiuocr % Ian9t ilcrc MUnb, emo
man tror. bui2 SuuObco liaciom tG
res bort al SloO0er o. Seoiagan8.
Ti9ic McuneitCr or ilappc og ilAtoe.
li9c iaapel aouoeIiat iom le9em!iat,
&c Ter pao Siuet ira CT rent lcluiit
fortiIlct Stln0punft; gieuncm i'll
&eoi9gou9 o. lluirfiombc0 gaor olc
&iuSproceSiCruc / aroppeu beIolS
iitaa. &crpcrne ippfteS, mNbilbte On.
Ser bliuer i'll itore pirfeligc Sioel,
fer, ibpcrtiaIo ior EatientenS Sco.
fonmuenoe." Gubper Nerpelpge foll
befrGite SGnobcocH al Eroi. IllarNS
&aaitauO. Sgioa meo Senipn til
Oe rent ipiiife er Seoiagang, ,. .. |.
llpirfiombeO, en- Moo til meget pnot,
pi trpnger til itaoig at minbeS, al
Dc eneite pirtelige Segn oi bar poo
zip, err Girfiombeo % Arbeioe. Ter
abiolutc Spile, 3. b, I. llpirficmbeS
% StilitanS, er Oct Jamie iom %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08

9aar unotagcs Ssirc, er % og.
iaa De eprige Sraftioner | aomiteen
etise ON, at ser ber inoieres gan
tie b~ctpbelise Reiormer / beres no.
uliniItration, iaa meget mere iom De
10 ,cr opitaact "nieb iulofommen an.
penoelie al 2onaens Mibler / Stu
tens Hapn".
Sort og fremit er man eIiig ON,
at bcn belle aominiitration fol fon.
troleres az Hegjeriug og &igsbog,
OF oerncb er alerebe Geien for belt
me Erinciper / 2ebelien flarlagt,
ocrnpit ifal Heglcrne ON, at Ibeon.
gen er betin5et al, at Seofommenbe
tilberer ben bnnife Ibel cler er
Cater al en-, Der bsrte bicnlmc | DC
2 sperite &ongflosler, ~betpoeIig Hap.
pes; meb andre Orb, BET b%sifornent.
me &alls meo line "orbentli9e" og
"oocroroentlige" Stiftsoomer, Ses
fanesier pg Triorinber nieb Gols-
oroenens brebe rpbe 9aano og funf-
lenoe Stierne ifal ocmofratiicres;
bette Orb fon iorsprigt gobt iGttes
Iom Motto oper belle commissioners
Snoitiaing, tbi oct er / en- fort Gum
DC 3 tpffe ginoS cgentlige Snobolb.
GGf mcb Eripilcgier, 6orretti9be-
Ser, orpelige 2ebn % Maicrutcr,
StanbuIe og opbobeoe Tcngemas.
Ter, Oct tJerer sSortibcn til, liee 9lr.
peret efter Sopen. in9en Sorificl paa
Gloitc og nritrloite Spn cler paa
Ssnner % Gstre.
Staten Somfunoet, pil life lem
aere paatoac Jig at lnocrboloe belle
SnItihitioner ipr at paoie enfeltc
prioilegcrebe Sulniliers 9iettiebe>cr
o%perholot; oct iaar blipe DC enfcIte
Samiliers elen Sag, bpis DC ga fan
flare oct; / ct frit Sonb titles aQe
Sorgere lige for Soper".
Ser er llbcn Spil me9ct / Som.
m%isiionens Griomement, pg /
8rlnocn or bel sc fleite Wcnneifer,
/ ole falo uoenfor 2ebusareperues
lnepre &re0s, cnige /, at ale biaie
blltorilfe Sperlcperineer bar pperle.
pet liz ielp, ibet DC pripileacreoe
StGnocr / Sammarf / Wooirtning
I. Gr, til line StanbsfrQer / eng
lano, life bar "fienbt lin @ciegelics
Sio" og / SiOe peO pnsienoe Otter,
gipenbeo o. 9ieformiorilLg ira bercs
egen Scir bGmmet pp for Siornten
mi or Den Der, % MI er oct loplig
tent at bpggc Solperfer.
Get bnnifc "Sperbus", 9anbstin,
get, npttcr oct life lrn1cr at irttc
lin Sio til, bets Gage CT tenlmelig
liffert tdlte. buis man ifol tage Scll-
inn til DC iioite %algS Gale. o9 Oct
man man; tbi bcn Gale bar tpoelia
nof, o. mc0 line = inn - RcprT.
Icntuntcr / Solfetinaet ifal oct oan.
ifc Seire bopc panlfcliat for at no.
rette Sino al S%etpbning.
Sioen 9anmarf / 1913 iif en- iri
Sorintlling, har set oiterc trllffct OF
til llucir MOB Sebnsgrcpcrnc % alt,
bpao bertil herer; De er bi0til Ilrtp.
pet aobt ira oct o. bar funnel ribt
Stormcn al, men mi er Sioen fom'
met, og Naret 1918 og fslgenbe Nal
tor mauifc blipc Wcrfcaar al Slang
/ Sannlarfs Siitoric.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08
Zen mic SclgSnniag.

Oct me 9cIu5ning&ipitcm / @Ds
ems 6orrctuinqsitrog blcp tagct |
9rug DC iioitc Sage al forrigc llgc
oq IanQs @oter Street ira 9focf
&sIauo @auen5 Citation til 9aptiits
firfen, hpor @aoen 0rciCr al til Nclt
Gccorah, tulcr oct liz ret Noot 10
mcO inc mango &ruppcr al 2nS'
fupIcr. &aa SiOcanOcrnc til o0
me6 8roa0nap cr ser onbroat liz
nenoc StoIpcr pao bert &iprnc,
men Oi9ic bar finn Ell Sllppcl. Ger
lilncnOc Sp4 itnl nnbrinac2 paa
8rocn til @cit Tcroral, men oa
Stolperuc ser piite iia at pGrc ior
itorc. mao mnn peute til me nufpm.
mcr.
Get bcoitc oco belle oct uofrc &c.
InaninQ9initcm CT, at oct life brins
ger Den alminbeligc Sfattcpocr no
Gen GrtrauoQiit. ll0imrct cr ncnr.
lig tiIpcicbrngt pcO iriuiuiac @ioraG
al 9neu& TorreniuQaiolf % al
Oi5ic fiGufct @Dcn, mcOeu$ Cmfoit.
niugcrnc pco Den i~orbrugtc glcttria
citet cr holOt in0cnior Den @rUuic
% De &cuilaniuQCr, iom &praoOct !
ti0liQcre 9lar og mt bar niort.
SomtliQc gus pau @atcr Street nil
bucr Iitcn brruoc til sal. II, Ncitca
al Hottcn finn Oct eDcritc poo hucr
Stolpc, Iigciom ogiaa DC nGuilTc cns
fcltc 2p@ paa Si0cao0crnca Niorncr
oil bploc2 Quucnnc hcIc 9}attcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08

Snprrc Gtnrlaions 9cngciagacr obefs
fat al DR.. Guitab Storm meo Snuitras
iioner af Iorges met %fren,raecnbe Seq
mere. st Rationaloerf, iom blirbe fins
oes / stbuert norit Sjem / gmerifa.
goeen er paa 6S3 Siber (Sormat
ga x12h os peier 6 Yb. @nos
iiisut bare portoen paa bette gGrt er
soc, fan hi tilbp bore 2Giere Soser
frit tiIienht for fnn $500 cler nieb
Soften" ct slar i Sorifnb for S2.75.
Set er iom Il gbentpr at IGie
Snorre, bette bort gbelSbrep ps Sotus
mcnt paa. at hi er ct SoIf mep 1000
Iar 9amle Srabitioner.
NIB! Sfisnt bette TragtpGrf life
er inbbunoet, er benne llogape / llo.
ltpr o. Sormat lalgt operlegen ben
o~Iminoelige llbgnpe al Snorre, iom
IGlges ber / 2anDet.
3. Innnoicn Gnbliibtng Co..
Tccprab, Sp,ua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08
Den oanife Sehnsaoel.
Gciorm ansnacnSc 2ebn saUoicrne.

SEQ Sop al 3te Vtort5 1909 bleo
scr / Gaumorf ne0lat en- Ioofalot
2cbn8fomntiaiion mco oct Spero at
title Iorilad on 2cbnS, StambuleS
o0 6iocifommiSqobiers og sc til
0i8ir bercrloe prloiee opiomlcoe aas
2italerS Spcrluuq til fri Gicnocm.
commissioner blep iaa oliioi8 ioms
mcrtiot iom milIig.
Ser lao mGotigc 2cbnSareuer iom
Nfo9enS SriiS til Sriiie1bnrg o1
9lblcicl0t S%aurpigcn I'll Sanacinno
iantncn mco inc cgi,e Sorpagtere
og 6Gitcrc, % ltore NllriIter 'oln
Eroicsiorcrue Mtot5en % Coos 81.
Sc ON She meb SuSciere og Sluos
rcbnftercr, StotSsfonomer pg Den
oouIfc Hig1arfiour.
Otter SopCn ifllloe commissioner
houc tilcllbcbra9t lit SDerp inoen
lloQunacn al 1911, men bcnnc Srilt
%iprlpnac0ca icnerc til Bite MartS
1918.
commissioners Determining o9
IoriIag til @op ioreligger M / Srpf
fen. Gen nbgipr life minorc END 3
itatcligc, tpffe GinO, Ser giper ct IN
beliqt llbtrpf ior commissioners
@rn1oigbco % opcrpGloenbc Sag.
~tln0ifob.
Noncn Gniabcb or man lelpfplge'
liz life fonmct iii. og oct bar 10
ogioa eitcr SnaenS Natllr bcllcr life
at ucnte; ocrtil bar De iorificQi9e
&ntere&icr, Scr rcprGicntercbcS / $50.
miteCu, altior iorifieaigarteoe.
Ilcrcoc on 6oritnnelicn al Ben
oonifc @ruunlopS Eorn1roi 90 ops
too ser Strib. Eaabpocr 9opcn, at
Scbncnc og Waioratcrnc lfnl opcrs
aan til fri Gicnoom elcr tiaoNer
Oen blot Ell iooban Sucraang? Sfdl
SiliUlbe Sulqsfapitalen iTttes
ioit cller ifol Ben labca iss2 SpiS
TUitcrnc mcncr, at DC hor piSic 6ors
oclc al Sen mipGrcu0c Srbnina,
bporoun fol iao oercS Sntcrcsler
parctaQc3?
Som nldli Ter, ser CT nof alcrcoe
al priucipicQc Stribighcocr at al.
| oiorc, ipr man fan fumme iii So
gems proftiite Hcniitet.
commissioner bar oclt iig | life
miltorc crh 6 Sraftioncr, buer mco
iii St%onbpuntt og lit Sorilaa; men
Ni2ie 6 Stauopunfter oil mllligenS
pcN ct ioritaaclicSiuIOi Somarbeioe
tmmc iammcnbralcS til ielgenbe 3:
II 6riuilligt Salg al SGite9oh.
ict, y tpuuacrt Salg al SGitcgooici
Ill 6Uiterne % 3 tultngcn Sperora.
acIie al Spitclobict til Statcu.
Se 3 Srnftioner fan politiif ieet
ii0cS at rcprricnterc Noirc, moocra.
tc Genitrc cller Regieriuq&ueuitre %
rooifale Geuitre OF Spcioloemofro.
tcrnr, boiS Ntcnin1 % Spfotninl
liaacr nofian uGr iu0 paa bilanOen
Seirc oil alt | ait hnlbe pau Oct
beitaacnoc, tluu iurlonger &c, at Se
iiSoeruc ifoI hape Ell Net iii al Tor
luuQc 8obicrucS Sucr9on9 iii ir'
Gicnbom poa oct Silfaar, al &api
talcruc baan0lpa9es.
Get Moderate %enitre oil opbTp'
Granddaughter al Soroen % Dell
aopitalerne meIlem oen i~lcceslions
bcrettigeoe SlGat.
Oct raoifaIe @eniire oil IiNt cite
list irigisrc Scrocu ira ale iinei
tommiSiariife @aono o. toge CT
paSieube Tel beroi til SamfunSet'
beoitc. oclS oirette pcb Grpropria
tipn, belS in6ireftc pcb en- Sorbifnlo
ser iormentli9 aieres prparesliu
huorimoo oe oil lace &upitalern
urerfe.
observation-disclosures cn0elig ri
osioa cpbrpe @aanoet pau Sorocu
men DC oil mnoer Siam al Seifat
ming lace Stateu tilesne liz anpita
lerne siennem en- iufceSiip aoniiifa
ton.
9ae be 3 ii0iinGpnte Sraftione
, or ielpielar!ig enige ON tounaeu
SoIs til 5Uitcrne al 0Gliescoic,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08
Spcrnti rCiicr pcitnDcr.

Troic4ior Carlo Il. Spcruti til
troontc / WtuuOaga Hciien OeIlopcr |
Gocificfuitcns Rorite Songcri0r-
bunoS SutcreSicr. SorbunOct itaI
bapc tit Strunc / Spotanc 3Otc Nll,
orit til 2oen S%cptcmber. 5 Mel
IemtiOcu pil 8roicaioreu bcIogc
SangiorcninQcrnc / @reat Soils o8
9aliipcI, Mtont., Spotanc, Tacoma,
Scuttlc, StumDOoo oB Gpcrett,
gSaib., Gortlano, 9Jitoria 90 9lbcrs
Seen. Oregon, % Gan 6ranci@co
for at iuOcuc mco Dem Dc SanJc,
ionl Ifal hinges uuocr SougericItcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08
SiljalaS. -Snobrinaenoe Gro

- cerp" 5prreining, aisrenbe 8ontant'
ials, / eli 5remItriotsbp. 9puntpsS Goe,
Stpleblis meS 8 SGrelier, h Sirter. Splte'
mensoe 5000. Spnnlnaslli'e peo ameritas
itsrite SrGiibert % Saabrus $4,000 pr.
Maaueb. Waaneolig SmiRtnius $500 III
$1,000. Soecl 8sIissen5eo. @runoen for
Salaet 9r9theo - tr9nser Spile. z. S.
GroalL. Snternatlpnal 6als, Ninn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08
CD OOG.O 90 bill tipbe Smpruue

SeSf ment pad Ell &and / peitliee 7alpipn
gpuntn. meo aoot Sanb. naben "8anse",
Gperilpo al pilot ps, 9poe Spgninser pa
Gjleroer. Seritrilasies Barmlauo oa Ell
iortrialis Anlebuins for en- Samilie, Der bar
flere Spm 'ifcaosreiter Of hrliae. Giereu
bar 1900 aeres leiet 9ano, neb Snleonina
til at leic mere. Gp SerHbane ipfnte.
3prit Settlement. Strip III Cllon Srps,
Sor l0i, Rpaoas, Wpnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08
Gn Sienbeoel aT Seiolfningcn SDb
TafDto or SfauDiuGOcr.

&c adler Icroeus beoite @tais % alfalfa til
i5eoe for appa, Seite, Spiu % Saur, % bIiucr rice.
Dor ,5oro or msact %irn9tbay, men Se Tan cnonl
iipbe Den til Iape Eriier. SGroten oil ioreobleSt
fem Iar.
Sc tau inobcntr fulbItGuoiae ~offctelie Splpsntn8tr
frit, peo at tribe pda cr9ellf til:
The Commissioner Of immigration, Pierre, S. Dakota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08
SeeDrab Dg Slnegl1.
Sen zoe &ugult 1919.
Ordination.

: SnuoocnS Sirfc pil Scr ierit'
tommcnOc Seuong 6ormiO0og BIZ
INSTRUMENTATION. Croinanocn cr
9llbcrt aorSruo, % characteristic
ncitcn ifal forrctte5 al &roi. Z.
Supc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08

Sch bin Spstbefer ON Barriers Tss
msSp for Soite. SorfisleIie,' aaiarr 90
Abeumatisme. Sntet Zig bet.
advertisement.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08

fieuaer It Gu epmatrine, -SuSoennen'
q fea COB Tom ueseu anesn Seuzaftne ni ses
ecbbcIte Iris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08

StIiaI9s. Seq bar en- 100
Ncres Sarn, bcliesenoe reo Sreooen
Of 8aliam Safe, TX yiiI fra Gountnieoe.
so gcres unoer 9loa. Heiteu Sapnegans.
Spr &ris pg Setingelier tfltrip gieren,
s. @. Surman, gmerp, @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08

Silialgs. -Min 5arm paa 100
- Ncres, Sputb Sbpre, Sputb 3afpto;
3 Ntil fra Spen. S35 pr. @cre. @ooi 2lano
o. gpbt Yano. Som o. beiDg @ieren ielp.
8. @. See, u. go. 1, geniou, Ntinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08

Stiiat8s. = Seq oil iel9e min
- Sarnt, Seite, &reaturer, Gpling; apbe
Spsninger. 2 Niil til nprif Sirte ps Narfeb,
bopr Der CT Meieri, rinoenoe 3ano paa
9anoet; spbe Setinselier. Sfrip ltrar til
Spnas Bergb, Gan Claire, gSis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08

Sitjalgs.-Sre gpOe &partlef=
- toner sr tilial9s. COB 3prebnno,
Sfpleblls, Sltit % Yoitfortor li9e IGrbe-
ben. San iGlges %tiliammen eller lfpffepis.
Spr uHrmere Splpsninger fan man benperoe
Tia til Gieren. 9lplingen bar uloris Ilaact
fell her. Sfrip iii Bor 80, Sanicm, x. 9af.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08
salt . o TT,
tilial0S cler tiaeic.

guertisiemeuter nuoer "SuitcS", "5ineie",
"5iiialgs" oa "Giteripergiel" toiter 3 Gents pr.
Srn, Hapu % Ioretie iberegret, for hocr @dra.
apertisiemcrter ~irotages lite for mjHore cub 80
Cents. Yeuge mdd uiraoilelig u~eofglge ale
ScItiaingcr. Oct lguuer ZIG life al bosisrs ida
imad GUNNER.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-10-17
Women Healthier Than Men.

Professor Doctor Elster of Jena has
sprung into fame. like Byron, in sin
gle night. because he said "peekaboo"
blouses, corsets, decollete dresses and
split skirts did more good than harm
Their influence, he argued, was mainly
mental. They brought variety and in
terest into a woman's life.
Professor Elster produces as trump
card the fact that women. victims of
fashion, have higher longevity rate
and a lower morbidity rate than men.
wLo are free from fashions bane. The
exposure of parts of the body entailed
by fashion makes women hardy. IF
fashion exposure really caused disease
then women in particular would suffer
more than men in particular from the
diseases which begin with cold: but
as a fact, women suffer far less than
men from bronchitis. catarrh. infiam
nation of the lungs aud consumption.
DR.. Elster further justities against
the hygenomaniacs the corset and the
high heeled shoes. The corset distrib
utes certain bodily pressures, and lit
has never been shown in what way
the high heeled shoe Is bad for the
health 1t might be argued that such
shoes render service, inasmucb as
they keep thin sOles out Of the wet"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-10-17
Greuq Hangs Up a Record.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Oct. 14.-The sixth
game of the Pittsburgh-Cleveland
post series was played here and re-
suited in a victory for the Lake City
players by score of / to 0 in thir-
teen innings. The contest was one Of
the very best seen this year and was
full of thrills from beginning to end.
Gregg, pitching for the American
league team, was in rare form and
struck out nineteen pirates. He. was
also largely responsible for the one
run that was necessary to win, as in
the thirteenth inning, he doubled
down the left field foul line and then
scored from second on Liebold's
single.
Pittsburgh-0, 5, 4; Cleveland, g,
3-Hendrix and Simon; Gregg and
Carisch.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-10-17
Thomas J. Mahon Believed Fa.
tally Hurt by Policeman.

Ypsilanti, Mich, Oct. 14.-As a re.
suit of practical joke, Attorney
THOMAS j. Mahon, of Detroit, was
shot here shortly before midnight by
Patrolman August Refill The shoot.
ing took place in front of the First Ma.
tional bank building, and the bullet
from the officers revolver struck
Mahon on the left side. close to his
heart. He was carried into pool
room near by, where local physicians
stopped the flow of blood and dressed
his injuries. At I o'clock in the morn
ing he was taken to the University of
Michigan hospital, where his condi.
tion is said to be serious.
Attorney Mahon. in company with
his brother, Frank and Attorney Ed
Kennedy, Of Detroit, motored from
there Saturday evening. Shortly be.
fore the tragedy occurred. Mr.. Ken.
nedy is reported to have approached
Refill and "confidentially" told him
there was a suspicious looking man
across the street, who was smooth
crook and who, evidently was going
to pull off something. The man re.
Srred to was Frank Mahon.
The policeman is said to have been
In the Joke. The officer approached
Mahon and proceeded to ask him his
business. where he lived and to give
an account of himself This led to
quarrel with Thomas Mahon and in
the mix-up that followed, Mahon was
shot.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-10-17
SOX ARE CITY CHAMPIONS
Beat Cubs in Sixth Game of the
Title Series.

Chicago, Oct. 1.-THE White Sox
clinched the championship Of Chicago.
They beat the Cubs five to two and
since it was their fourth victory, 1t
brought the series to close. The
series resulted in four wins for the
Sox and two for the Cubs.
HUMPHREYS was the victim in the
final game. The Sox got to him for
three hits in the fourth round, count
ed as many runs and took lead
which they never relinquished.
Cubs, 8, 1Sox-5, II, 1-Humph-
ries, Lavender and Archer; Scott and
schalk.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-10-17

The piquant face with small features
is the only type that looks well in the
hat Illustrated, which is an adaptation
Of the niniche shape that Frenchwo-
men adore. In order to make it more
becoming to American women the
brim in front is often broken. but in
this model the tilt over the face is
perfectly fiat, and the high flare at the
back is filed In with huge black
MORE bow.
Ribbon, preferably MORE, is used to
trim most Of these saucy little hats.
Loops Of ribbon are an easy method Of
obtaining height, and arranged against
the upturned brim In the back they
are generally becoming.
Small clusters of bright colored. un-
natural looking fruit give the desired
touch of color to many Of these shapes.
and the CONNECTION in the cut has few
reddish purple plums for a garniture.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-10-17
TEA DRINKING SAVES LIFE
Wife Finds Husband In Ice Box When
Going to Serve Him.

st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 1.-THE fact
that he is a tea drinker is assigned
by Daniel Murphy, owner of saloon
at Warne and Kennerly avenues, as
the reastn he was saved from freezing
when two robbers locked him in the
saloon ice box after taking SCI from
Murphy's pockets and the cash regis
ter.
Mrs. Murphy who lives with her
husband over the saloon, came into
the place at 1890 p. m, as is her
nightly custom, with a cup of tea. She
heard Murphy kicking on the door of
the Ice box and released him.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-10-17
HUERTA GETS
U. S. WARNING
PRESIDENT Tells Him Not to
Harm Legislators.
HOLDS FARLEY WITH BRYAN

Lind and o'shausnessy Ordered to
Convey Administrations Policy to
Provisional Ruier-"U. s. Considers
Imprisonment of Deputies Greatest
Importance" Says Message.
Washington, Oct. 14-After a con-
ference between Secretary Bryan and
President Wilson, it was announced at
the White House that kilograms had
been dispatched to both John Lind at
Vera Cruz and Charge O'Shaughnes-
sy at Mexico City to make representa-
lions to the Huerta government that
the United States would look with
displeasure upon an injury to the
Mexican deputies now under arrest.
It has been left entirely to Mr..
Lind's discretion whether he return
to Mexico to impress those views on
the Mexican authorities, but Charge
OShaughnessy has been directed to
address himself to the minister of
foreign relations and make plain that
the United States attaches 'the gravest
Importance" 10 the arrest OF the dep
uties and is interested keenly in their
fate.
Wilson States Stand.
President Wilson told callers that
under present conditions he did not
see how constitutional election could
be held in Mexico. So far as the i'm
mediate policy of the United States is
concerned, it was made plain by the
president that there would be no de-
parture from the original position that
the Mexicans should settle their own
affairs. There are no plans for any
increase in the number Of American
warships in Mexican waters.
The government practically has
abandoned all hope of an election or
treating any further with Huerta as
an individual. There Is a disposition
In administration circles to await the
course of events with the hope that
the factional lines will be so, tightly
drawn as to bring about natural ad-
justment without outside interference.
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ed permission to
cross Edom, 1t was
refused. In har-
mony with the
covenant between
Esau and Jacob.
Israel detoured to
the south, and
p ISIS d through
Moab.
This detour was
d 1 S h e a rte min g.
Again there were
m u r m u r / n g s
n rroinck MnCAC xxyhn
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-10-17

really represented God to them. Their
murmurings were promptly punished
They were not protected from the SER
penis prevailing in that vicinity. Many
died from the serpents, until Moses
made a brazen one and erected 1t upon
pole. Throughout the Camp went
messages, directing the people to look
to the brazen serpent and be healed.
Thus lesson was written for Spirit
ual Israel. The fiery serpent of sin
has bitten mankind. All are dying.
and only by the exercise of faith in
the Crucifed One can any he healed
The day il nearing when Mcssiah's
Kingdom will bring blessings to all
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-10-17
Ianan Scholar to Talk In U. s.

Tokyo, Japan, Oct. 14.-Dr. Shosuke
Sato, a graduate of Sapporo Agricul-
tural college, of which he afterward
became president, and postgraduate
student at John Hopkins university,
where he was classmate of Presi-
dent Wilson, has been ordered to
America, presumably as the second
exchange lecturer Of the Carnegie
foundation.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-10-17
CAPT. INeH IS
HERO IN CRISIS
May Lose Sight from Fire Bat
tie on VoIturno.
C0WARD|CE DESTROYS LIVES


Revolver Amid Flames-Those Who
Forced Themselves In Life Boats
Are Lost.
On Board the Red Star Steamship
Kroonland, at Sea (by wireless via
Cape Race, N. F.. Oct. l4.-Captain
Francis Inch, hero of the burned liner
Volturno, stayed on his fiery ship un.
til his eyesight was almost lost. When
he was brought aboard the Kroonland,
after being rescued. he was unable to
see, and he was confined to his room.
Ever since he came on board the
Kroo9land physicians have been strug-
Cling to save his eyesight, and they
now hope they have succeeded.
In the position which Captain Inch
took when the mutinous sailors of the
Volturno thrust back the passengers
in the rush for the lifeboats, he caught
the full effects of the heat from the
flames that were destroying his ship.
At no time, however, did he waver in
his heroism. and he had to be assisted
into the boat which took him of the
travelling ocean volcano. He has been
in state of. almost complete collapse
since he came aboard the vessel and
has been unable thus far to tell any
thing about the thrilling story of the
disaster.
Crew Lost by cowardice.
Fishguard, Wales, Oct. 14.-All Of
the passengers of the burned liner
Volturno could have been saved but
for the cowardice of her crew More
than 500 persons, the bulk of them
passengers, were saved, due alone to
the heroic behavior of the Volturno's
commander, Captain R. G. Inch.
These facts were learned here on
the arrival of the Cunard liner Car
mania, the first ship to pick up the
Volturnos rs. o. S." call and rush to
her assistance.
The charge of Walter Trintepohl,
steerage passenger, who was picked
up by the Carmania, that members Of
the crew fought for places in The life
boats until Captain Inch drew his re-
volver, was borne out by other facts.
Only twenty-five members of the crew
Of ninety-three were saved. Thus, Of
those who persisted sixty-eight were
seamen.
According to Trintepohl, six sailors
were killed while fighting the flames.
The rest died as a result Of their own
cowardice.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-10-17
Eddie Hevdon Is Dead.

Indianapolis, Oct. fiddle Hey.
don, former catcher for the local
American association baseball club
and later with the Washington Ameri-
can league club, died at his home of
curvature of the spine, which resulted
from injuries received On the diamond
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-10-17
Death Mars w. c. T. u.

Galesburg, ILL.,, Oct. 1.-THE closing
sessions of the fortieth w. c. T. u.
convention were clouded because Of
the sudden death Of Mrs. Louise
Shepard of Gurne, a delegate to the
convention. She was superintendent
of the department Of schools savings
bank.