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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-30
Rnklann mnh Die attnngnlei.

ON Scr dubcrcn Wton9ulci bat lid,
I'll cine iheioenbe Wenbung pollz
/" 5ogen. Sie 8drme, rpomit
~ mar Die Huiien uls gefreier
unb SrelH,be besriiBte, bat nadgez
laiien nnb elmer rubigen lleberlegune
Ylae genaft. Sn @orteu par HuBz
Lamb freigebis. INT bas %olf eeeen
China auf5ulpieseln, nlS aber China
cine iiberlesene Sruppenmot)t an Der
8ren5e geinmmelt bate, nm Die
dnBerc Wougolci 5lr @otmdBigfeit
5uriid5nfiibren, ba lieB Der ruiiiide
Yroteftor ieinen Sfiisling pollitdnbig
i'm Stid) unb madbte feline Wiene,
feline llnabbdnsigfeit nit Der 8affc
in Der 5auD pertbeibigen 5u belfen.
Saber fam es, bab iib Scr gbihlliB
zines ruiiiid)z fineiiiden Ipngplei@
Ibfommens pbne Sbpertltreih poQz
3og. China bebielt Die Souperdnitdt
iiber bas 2anb unb per5idtete nlr
barauf, ei9ene Srippen in Der
duberen Iongolei gu baben. gs
lit Der @ertrag alio feline 9efrei>
ung Der duberen @eunsplei bon Der
hineiiihen Serrifaft, ionbern lebiss
lid Die I%nerfennune zines Yro@
teftorates &ublanb's iiber bieie
8ebiete.
Die IoneoIen iinb anerbings bae
NIT nid,t 5ufrieoen hnb iinb ihtper
enttduift iiber Die Gortbeile. Die lie
aus Dem Sroteftorat erbpfften, aber
nift erbieIten. lin MN moalihit
nod @ortbeile beralis5uIdlagen, bat
lid cine mongoliid,e Seputation naf
ct. Petersburg be9eben. GIN ibrer
Spise itebt Der IiniiterprGiibent
Shirt Sains Hoiou@G Chan. AuBerbem
iinb an Der Population piele 8eamte
Der moneoliihen Gesierung betbeiligt.
Sic fperoen lid seipib i'm Iiniiterium
oes IenBern dlsfiibrlid iiber Den
rnliiIhs 6ineiiiden @ertrag nnterz
balten. Cine eisentbiimlifc Stels
lung ninumt Der mpnaoliihc Iiuiiter@
prdiioent Elm. Sbtpobl CT aui rnIiiz
ifes 9etreiben bieIe SteIlc erbiclt, 10
lit CT bod elm @cgner zines Gonfliftes
NIT China. or lit nit Dem gcrtrag
lebr 5ufrieben, neil Daburd ioppbl
Der ruiiiide als audi Der cbinciiifc
Ginflnb auf Die @oneolei gcipnbrt
puroe. Cine 8egnerin ieiner Yolitit
lit Die Bartei bes 3ariun> 8anop.
Sieie Yartei pollte ielbit alf Die Sc
fabr bes &rfeees bin Die dineiiihc
Serrihaft abihiitteln, aber Soinz
9oians Chan bate einen t~ieferen Bid.
ct fab elm. bab 8ubIanb nidt seneist
lit, iein Yroteftorat nit Den 8affen
in Der Snnb 81 b%ertbeibisen. SaSu
fommt. Dab Die iebise Hegiernns iebr
balb %erfannte. ipie eerin9 Die @or>
tbeile iinb. Die aus Dem ruiIiIden
Rroteftorat ertpa9ien. Son ibren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-30

ans S~eb1aftelte untcritilBt, aber IN
HuRlanb sebt bic Snhnitrie ibre eise=
men Wege, benn es feblt bisber Der
inni9c Snium1enbang 5tpilden ibr
unb Der Heeieruug. :.
Starf lit and bic Spmpatbic Der
Wpneplen fir HuBlanb gelnnfcn. tpeil
es bic militartihe ltnteritiituns pcrS
nadlGiiigt. Omar CAB nan Den
Ipngolen @affen ilnb S%nltrufteure
1lro bcrchncte Dieie 81 boben Treiien.
Iber mem iif ihpn I'M eigenen
Sanbc Die Corruption BEL Dem Siefez
%rur19sfpeien brett mad)t, 10 lam man
lcidt errne11en, ipeld)e Corruption bel
ben rlliiiiden 2ieferanten fir oas
Iusldnb berriht. Ils Die Woneolen
ben Iesten betpdffneten 3uSammenitob
nit Den Gbincien battes, ideftten lie
NIT GROCER @iibe unb Initren9un9
elm @eidiib berbei unb %imppnierten
banlit bcn Gbineien. 9ls tic es aber
%sebraud)en wplten, febltc has Ier=
ihlnfitiif nnb aud bic Scbiennngs=
Mannidaft. Ser Winiiters Yrdiibent
mill baber brin9enb I'M eite Termebs
rrng Der Suitrufteure bitten.
Son Der politiiden Naibitdt bieIes
gtaturpolfes sibt Der llmitanb elm
Bib, DAP lie feline @oritellins iiber Die
@ren5en Der Npngolei baben. Sic
iinb i'm @abne befaneen, ibr 8ogbp>
GBan (&aiIer), ipie iie ben Gbutrhtr
neni,en, berri6e IN gleiher @eiie lpie
iiber Die dllBere 10 audi iiber Die innere
0toneolei nnb iiber Sibet. Saber lit
Die grobe gntriiitune iiber Den YrGiis
benten Der 6ineiiifen Hepublif be-
sreifli6, bob er nad Iuflpinns bcs
9urlamentes nSelegierte aug Der
Mongolei ur,b Sibet" in Den Central
8ertpnltungs Ilisidub berief. Sic
meinen, bas peritobe segen Den
rltfiiid)s fineiiiden Sertrag. Sabei
bnnbelte es Iid) aber nur I'M Gertreter
Der inneren Moneolei.
Soins Hpion>G ban bat dber mod
einen 8unih. Or rcdtc iiH germ
an Die Ste0c pcs Gbntndtil ieben nnb
DEM tbepfrotiifcn Gbaratter bes aane
ocs ein Gnbe MAIDEN. SieIer Chit
tiid)tli miro nGmlid ols 0ertretcr Der
@ottbeit nn9eiebcn itnb perebrt. Wir
alauben nift, bak Guklnnb ST bieier
beabiihtisten Genbernng ieinc iSn=
ifimmnns sebeu iuiirbc. Sofort mir
Den Die Sreunoe Gbina's iasen: llnter
hineiiiher &erri6aft fonnten mir nm
ierer Heli9ion nadleben; Tublanb
aber nimmt inns uniere tbepfratiid,e
@crfaiiuns. Gin FOLDER gingriff in
Die relisipien Initduunsen bes
Solfcs fDnnte leift 81 l1nrlben fiibs
rem unb Den ruiiiiHen Ginflnb ihfpGs
hen. .Saber biirfte HlibIonb bieie
berrldiiihti9en @iinide bes @liniz
iters Trdiibenteu fallm unterltiisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-30
Gunner trienrr nas krires-
brtrrifdbr Rm6lanh.
tssesien fir Oieie Seituus.)

Sn einem nnaeiebcnen ruIiiiden
8lutte, alio geipiB ciucm mpcrbdG@
tigen 3engen finben ipirD bic Gpnitaz
tieruns. DAB Der lpdbre ltrbcber pes
Wettriiltens Der p%er9anaeilen Sabre.
Der 6ceresmdd)t : WeritGrfitna in
Seutiflnnb, Sranfreih. Seiterreif
unb Gnelano Hiemanb anberes mar
als HubIano. Sas 8ldtt crflGrt,
inter &ublanb's 3uitimmung lei in
ben @ertra9 Der Salfanltaaten Die
Sereinborrns geeen Ceiterreid) : linz
9arn aifgcnontmen iooroen. SeiitId)>
larb fonnte natiirlid) Seiterrcid nid,t
i'm Stide laiicn mn muGte besbalb
gleidfalls feline m%ilitdriidc StGrtc e.
boben . Sic beutIden unD aud Of.
nrberbcutiden Steuer5abler fDnneg
lid alio bel Der ruiiiiden Meeicruna
fir Die nerlen Steuerduilagen be-
banfen!-(&. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-30
Cob hrs pid)ters Der Ttrd'
Ter freibritskampfe.
(Srisiualbisnm Der 81. a.

Sic fatboliihe Siieratnr bat einen
ipobl uncrlcbliden @erlnit erlitten.
Sm @ltcr bon 81 Sabren lit III So5eu
nad) lGnserer aransbeit elmer Der
arDBtcn Sihtcr bes tatboliidcn
0cltcrrcid. Hcgicrungsrath Or. aarl
. omani q. geitorDeu. Iuf Sirolcr
Grbe gcborcn, mar cs lcinc Sebcnss
auisabe Icine idDne Seimatb nit
ieincr rubmreid)en Wcrganacnbcit Gin
unperipclflihe5 liternriiheS Scnfmal
Al ieben. Scine @rSdblnngen. Sros
men, @ebidic. allc atbmeu paterlGus
biiden @ciit. Surd) ieine brnmatiIhe
Srilosic Der Siroler Sreibeitsfdmpic
uno buird) ieinc Grabbing der Abi
bon 8idt" nurbe Somauia and in
nidtfatboliid)cn areiicu portbeilbafi
bcfamt. Hcligion, 8aterlanb nnb
Nation, bas mar ltcis feline Scpiic;
bielcr 1T CT trcu sebliebcg bis al iein
Gnoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-30
Berd)tnln 11mn nie rmrJiTdte 9ntrtame.

- lie gnt6iilnng bcs 8alfanbunb.
AH 8ertrdges, Ser 3ereinbdrunf
~ 5piihen Serbien rtb 8ulsas
~ rien inter Der Sefuns burd
&ubldnb in eriter 9inie segen Deter
ret6sllnsarn urb crit in S~tpeiter scger
bic Siirfei, lit serabe redbt5eitis gez
fon1nnen. Inn benz Diterreidiif sirnsari>
i6en Winiiter bes MenBerm @rafcn
Q erHto in Der Sasnng Der
Diterreihiiden unb ln9ariiden Seles
~gationen sI einer t%pertbpollen Hiidens
beduns 81 rerbelfen. IS ipurbe i'm,
bisber n%or9etporfen, DAB er ni6t bel
8eginn beg &rieees in ben Sanbifai
Hobt : 8a5ar eingeriidt lei, in
benz Seiterreid sllnsarn mad Dem
8erliner @ertrage bas bon Dem
@rafen Iebrentbal in Der Ins
n~erionsfriic aqerbings amfsesebene
Seiasungsre6t bate; Die GutbiiQuna
oes 9nlfnnbunb : 8ertraees benefit
MN, bab in oieiem Sale bas Shubz
nnb Srusbiinbnib Stpiideu 8uBlanb,
Serbien nnb Sulgarien Seiterreih$
ungarn an 5fpei Sronten NIT ariee
iiber5ogen bate. gs ipiroe ibm pors
setporfen. baB er nidt bon ~pornberein
nit ben galfanbunos Staaten Elm
freunbliferes 8erbdltniB uneebabui
babe; alIein Die Salfan : alteration
inter Siibrun9 GuBlanb's, beiien
Selgraoer @eianbtcr s. a t IN / q Dor
Surgeon crit Den 8ulgaren geIagi
bate. Tie ipiirben NaSebonien crit be-
fommen, iobalb Serbiem Spsnien nrb
bic S~ersesupina Seiterreid : ltnsarn
entrifen babe, bat bieien @eip nobl
ans9ei6lpiien. IS ipllrbe inn porgcs
i%porfen, Dab er fir Die Shaffunp
Ilbanien's 5u aroBe Spfer ges
bradt babe unb baB CO better getpelen
tpGre, bur6 3ulniilulg Scrbien's an
bas Gbriatiide Weer nit bieiem
Observation-Disclosures 8e5iebuneen anSlis
babnen; aber Die geroffentlidun9er
bes galfanbunbes bat in Der Niidifal
ieine Splitif erfldrt, Die burh Die Mbs
brdnguug Serbien'S bon Der Aorio
ben Strcit I'M IaScbonien perihGrfte
nnb i'll peiterer Sol9e gum &rie9e
3lpiifen Serbien lnb Sulgarien mn
0uL SplSitSbiS wv SSvCh UT SplluN~
@onarfie 9eihaffenen 8alfanbunDes
sefiibrt bat. 9amit lit her rniiiids
Ylan Der Ginfreiimns nnb ltmflaue=
rnns Seiterreih= ltnsarn's i'm Siibei
seideitert nnb bic 5ruei .Wiilipner
Yajpnette, bic bort auf cinen Wimf ppi
ct. Yetersbnrs scgeu Seiterreid- I'm
garu porgeben i%pllten, limb itatt oeiiei
gesen einanber l%ussegaugen. Sic
alnabme, baB bieic Sprenguna bes
@~alfanbunbes unb elmer 9roBen cilros
pdiihen Sntrisue gegen Den Sreibunf
fpobliiberlegt auf biciem frieb D.
Iihen @cae acihcben lei, iebt
cine fat 9cninle Conception be
8rnf 8crd)tolb poraie; Der llmltanf
aber, baB Der Salfanbuno : Tcrtraq
d. oupor Dem 9alfanfricg in unIe.
rem ausnGrti9en slmtc bcfnnni
mar, ipriht aber icberialls bafiir. baf
@raf gerd)tplh hieier Griolg nid)t bon
nn9efdbr IN Den Shoob 9efallcn III
unb Der giinitige Iusgana Der Der.
banblun9en inn gnslhuNc Der Sclcga.
tionen itanb ieoenfoas inter bieicnl
! ginbrude.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-30
Aus hrnt I'll. GnGesim,n.
(epe5iea fir Steie Seitnns.)

Wit Cardinal Hampp(la 1T in
picIem Sabre idon bas ic6ite Mitz
glieo bes Cardinals : Golleeiltms aus
Dem Seben gcidieben. Gem Sob perz
minSert Die 3abl Der Garbindle allf
90. Sein &orgdu9cr i'm Sobc. Gurs
Dinal Sreglia, Dnr Der lcbtc bon Eilo
Dem Hcnnten ernannte Cardinal. gr
mar ieinem Gintritte in bns Garbis
nlsseole9inm nod has dlteite pitt
glico - picr5i9 Sabre lang =; Dem
sitter nad lit Cardinal Eictro, Der
Satarins Der Stride Der Scfan Scr
Garbindlc; CT lit fiini5ig Gage differ
ais CARDINAL Sre9lia, Der SO Sabre
alt iplr0e.--(&. M.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-30

Se 3nfnnft sebOrt giemanh, Die Suhnft sebort Got aaciu - 10 bat
einnral Der gro6e @hor Suso 10 uabr eeifreben. Gente beran. On flidihe
Sugenb; benfc bieran, on iahes alter in bieien 3asen bs SSinterS, an peldsn
Gin nstss, ndteS 2etentu1 bic idIunmernec erbe Scdt. Sci porberetetl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-30

9lb 3nolfl 9alb lit bs aMe Sabr abselaufen. gas mar es mir?
Ias bat es mir gebraft? .gie Ianter frast nh SiGes. limb he Yandber
f9t in grrpartum9 bes fonmenben Sabres bel: 8as trb oas nee Sabr mir
brin9en? limb mic perfdieben wrh bic Antuurt ien.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-25

put forward as the main proposition,
and tho country has been time and
again assured and rcassurcd that moth
ing would be done to block business
activity or TO head off business conf
denco and prosperity. So far from
there being 4 deficit in the National
finances, there is full treasury, and
the outlook is altogether secure for the
administration in this respect. Pres
ident Taft, as shown by Representative
Payne of New York. left in the treas
ury on current account $l49.335.Tl1, +,
the largest amount ever handed over
to any new administration. SO that
on every hand President Wilson has a
rosy official future before him, if only he
will act with due caution, and refer
constantly to bis pledges of non-lnter-
ference with and protection Of the bus
ness prosperity of the country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-25

n voolen garment Of any kind, or
woolen suit, would get one dollar 8 bone
fit on the suit by reason of tho free i'm
port of wool; for directly after the
bogus tariff revision of 1909 all Of the
cotton manufacturers in this country
and all of the woolen manufacturers
went into a combine in the East, and
they are in absolute control of the
cloth markets Of this country. They
will remain in such control, because the
necessities Of their position require
them to control the market.
So, we.remain Of the opinion SO often
expressed heretofore in these columns,
that whatever the Democrats may do
with regard to tho tariff, the retail pnr-
chaser, the man who buys for the con"
sumption OF himself and his family,
making his purchases by retail from his
daily wage, will pay just as much as
before for everything that he needs.
And after all, that is the true test, for
unless the reduction in the tariff is go.
ing to relieve the average wage-worker
from the payment of exorbitant prices
for what he is obliged to buy, it is
clear case that the tariff reduction
will be of no practical benefit to the
masses Of the people.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-25
TERMS OF THE POWERS.

The terms given out by the European
powers TO the Balkan allies do not in
fact give those allies fair treatment,
they have made. The powers would
deny to the Balkan allies the real
fruits OF their victories. AT the same
time, the concession Of territory TO
Bulgaria is large. The boundary line
is laid down from Enos at The mouth
of the Martha river. which flows into
the gulf OF Enos, an arm OF the North
Aegean sea, follows up the Martha to
the Ergene river, and thence proceeds
TO Midia, on the Black Sea. This takes
away nearly all of European Turkey,
including Adrianoplo, transferring it 10
ter is left TO the disposition of the
powers. That disposition may take
away from Greece the province and
city of Jauina, while robbing the
Seryiaus Of large portion of their
couquests, and would allow an cx
tremcly small extension of Montenegro.
The question Of the Aegean islands viii
also be settled by the powers, except
that Turkey must at once abandon all
claim to Crete, that island, OF course
going to Greece.
II is stated that the powers cannot fa
vorahly entertain the demand of the
Balkan allies for indemnity, but they
will admit the allies to participate IN
the discussion of the International Com
mission IN Paris for an equitable settle
mcnt of their charges in the Ottoman
debt and of the financial charges OF
the district to be handed over TO them.
That is to say, the allies will not be
allowed to hope for any indemnity, but
they will be entitled to consider how
much of the Turkish debt they will as
provinces that they are to take over
from Turkey is to be apportioned to
them as heritage from the Turkish
obligations, The Balkan allies thus
will not be allowed to hope for any
money, but on the contrary will have a
heavy debt saddlcd upon them. That
sort of adjustment can hardly be ex-
pected TO be viewed favorably by the
Balkan allies; but, after all, they will
be allowed very little to say about it.
Like good little boys, they will have
to do as they are bid. ard since the
Balkan allies are not able to help them
selves, we suppose about the best thing
they can do is to file their re.
quit the fighting, aud set
tie down under the yoke thus imposed
upop them
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-25
THE WORLDS WHEAT EATERS.

1t will doubtless be surprise to the
people generally to read that the con
sumption per capita Of wheat in the
United States is far below tho average
consumption Of wheat per capita in a
number Of other countries. OF all the
peoples Of the world, the Canadians are
the greatest wheat eaters, and tho peo-
pie of Belgium, Of France, Of Spain, of
Great Britain, of Switzerland, Of Aus
tralia, and Of Italy all excel the United
States as eaters Of wheat.
The Government Crop Reporter has
been at the trouble of compiling a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-25

States Of the American Union. This,
after all, will be a mere extension of
the communal local governments of
China which have been the Foundation
of all Chinese governmental activities
and Jurisprudence; for from of old
the Chinese village government has been
the basis of all, and as long as that was
not disturbed the people Of China
seemed to care very little who were
their imperial rulers or who assumed
imperial power,
1t is said that President Eliot's re-
cent journey around the world and his
rather prolonged visit TO China "may
well have acquainted him with the
special needs Of President Yuan Shi-
kai s legal advisers which is a fair
guess.
Professor Goodnow was graduated at
Amhurst in 1879, and has taught at
Columbia for the last thirty years. He
has published numerous books and per
formed public service, as upon Pres-
dent Taft 8 Efficiency Commission, and
upon the Public Ownership Commission
of the New York Civic Federation. He
is. therefore, undoubtedly well equipped
for his advisory position in China, and
he will be prepared to maintain the
high prestige Of American efficiency and
unsclflsb serviee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-25
CHINA's GOOD CHOICE.

China has evidently made a good
choice in the matter of its American
adviser. 1t has appointed to guide it
in the reform Of its constitution, Pro.
fessor Frank Goodnow, who is Eaton
Professor of Administrative Law and
Municipal Science at Columbia Univer-
sity His selection is said to have
been prompted by President Emeritus
Charles w. Eliot, acting in his capacity
as one of the directors of the Carnegie
Endowment for international Peace.
The members Of this Carnegie Endow.
ment have uno1ficially interested them
selves in the establishment Of constitu-
tional government in China, and al.
though they naturally proceed from the
basis of the American Constitution,
they are aware that in many respects
this may not be advantageous for
China: and Professor Goodnow is man
Of such broad study and such wide sym
pathies that it is not likely that he
will confne his advice to the Chinese
officials to the American model. II is
likely, however, that by reason of his
selection the provinces will be given
greater powers than they have exer-
ci5ed heretofore in China, approaching
as near as the Chinese limitations will
admit to the powers exercised by the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-25
THE FREE-SUGAR THREAT

The Tribune has from time to time,
In discussing the tariff question, ex~
pressed It's disbelief in the Democratic
theory that prices to the ultimate con-
sumner would be materially lessened by
reason Of reduction in the tariff. Our
idea has been right along, and still is.
that the prices of commodities, and
especially of articles of necessity. are so
thoroughly controlled by combines and
speculative trusts that whatever the eff
feet of tariff reduction might be upon
wholesale prices, the ultimate consumer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-25
THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING MARCH IS 1913

who BUYS for his needs by the day or
the week would pay Just as much after
the tariff reduction as he docs now. The
possibility of some relief in few in'
stances, Of course, might appear, but we
invite tho people of all this region to
take account Of the effect after tho
Democratic tariff reductions or possible
additions to the free list have gone into
effect, to note what difference, if any,
there is in the retail prices Of meats,
OF wooden cloth, Of sugar, Of lead pipe,
and of various other articles that enter
into the necessary or ordinary con-
sumption of daily life.
Just now there Is good deal of talk
about the reduction Of the tariff on
various commodities to a competitive
basis, while as to sugar, the talk is that
raw sugar may be put upon the free list
AS to this The Tribune expressed its
opinion somo time ago that even if this
were done the advantage would accrue
alone to the sugar trust, and there
would be no reduction in the retail
prices of sugar to the small buying con-
suner. We find that (recent) Attorney
General Wickersham is emphatically in
accord with our view in this. A dis
patch from Honolulu in yesterday morn
ing's Tribune quotes him as saying re-
garding the proposed reduction Of the
tariff on sugar: "The great refneries
in the United States. the majority OF
which are controlled by the so-called
sugar trust, will get all the benefit from
any reduction in the cost Of the raw
product, and it is beyond my compre-
hension how the price of the refined
product to the consumer would be re-
duced. :" That is precisely the position
taken heretofore by The Tribune on
this question. We believe the same
reasoning would apply in the matter of
wool, if the Democrats should take the
tariff off from wool. We do not be-
love that the one who might purchase
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-25
creased army and navy plans. SO sad
is it to see human stuhbornnessi
AFFLICTED OMAHA.

Omaha is in dire affliction. The
storm which has been reported moving
northwestward for some days past
leaving death, ruin, and destruction in
its wake. apparently reached Omaha
early Sunday evening, having thrown
out strcamers also in Indiana and
other points.
Two hundred persons are reported to
have been killed in Omaha, buildings
were destroyed, aud to add to the hor-
ror of the storm, fire broke out in the
ruined structures. The path Of dc.
struction is reported as eight miles
long and from four to six blocks wide,
which would mean the width of about
three blocks in Salt Lake.
The Mayor OF the city and the Gov,
cruor of Nebraska acted promptly in
their efforts TO suppress looting and
violence, The result will be that such
safety as is possible after such ter
rible visitation is being enforced.
The property loss is estimated at
100000. and the path of ruin
through the city presents dismal ap-
pearance. 1t is shocking tragedy for
Omaha; ard Salt Lake wishes TO cx,
tend her sympathies in unstinted de.
gree to her big neighbor on the Mis-
souri
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-25
WHICH WILL BE NEXT?

With the incoming of the Wilson ad.
ministration. an interesting social prob.
lem is presented, and is much talked of
in the East. President Wilson has
three manageable daughters, aud nat
urally the social interest is keen to
see whether any or all of these daugh-
ters will marry during their father s
incumbency Of the executive office
The New York American raises the
question, "Who II be the thirteenth
bride7' and gives the record Of White
House marriages as follows:
1s11-Lucy Payne Washington TO Judg,
lsl2-Anna Todd to Representative
1s2o-MarIe Monroe 10 Lawrence Cow
eneur.
1s26-Helen Jackson to John Adams
lS29-37-Delia Lewis to Alphonse Yvel
Pageot: Mary Easton to Lucien &. Polk
Emily Marin 10 Lewis Randolph
1S42-Elizabeth Tyler to William Wal.
ls7a-"Nellie" Grant to Algernon sar.
ls7s-Emily Platt to General Russell
Hastings
1sse-Frances Folsom to President
tlsNsIdn6.
1o06-Allcc Roosevelt TO Representative
Nicholas LouGworth
That makes twelve White House
brides; the period from 1929 to 1897
furnishing three of the twelve The
significant question is asked "Ne1t7'
and in this the three daughters of the
President are more interested than any
body else in the world unless it may
be their possible future husbands.