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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-28
What Japan Could DO.

III We arc TO Judge her chances OF sue
cess in the first case, II has been said
that. using the vessels OF the smaller
tonnage escorted by her poorer vessels
on the island OF Luzon In the Philip
pines two divisions. 80 600 men, and es-
tabllsh n naval base. seize Manila and
proceed 10 reduce CorregldoT. 2s miles
away.
I'm two weeks her feet will have
reached the Hawaiian islands. into
which we VIII have been unable 10
throw reinforce ments owing TO the de-
lays OF concentration and the impossi
bllity OF obtaining transportation. In
three weeks such troops as she may deem
necessary 20 have sent will have landed
and her fleet viii have naval base and
be free 10 harry cur Pacific fleet. and
meet our fleet east or west. should II
have been able 10 carry sufficient coal
10 make the voyage.
In the second case, Japan could pro-
ceed against the Philippines. az alrcady
stated and. foe the moment ignoring the
Hawaiian Islands. send TO tho Pacific
coast from 100000 TO 10000 trained sol
diers. escorted by q fleet In four weeks
before We could have been able TO con-
centrate. they would have arrived and
could land almost where they would
This Is presentation OF our milf
tary situation and what may be said Of
It's logical outcome IL would bc n huu,il-
RtlDS situation that the richest aud
strongest nation !n the world should not
have made adequate preparation Tor pro-
lection.
"The theory of universal peace IS a
beautiful one. bat the prevailing condl-
lions DO not warrant the belief that tie
Theory Is practica bic
~ would be surprising II war does
not come and find us as we are unpre-
pared II Is possibility. this much IS
evident"
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HUNDREDS WELCOME
BRYAN At OGDEN
Continued from Page oue)

that she would have had a large number
OF the temperance organization members
down TO the depot 10 give him rouslng
welcome had she been sure of the time
OF his arrival in the city.
Secretary Bryan kindly but firmly re-
FUSED the state presidents request that
he address the crowd regarding his YER
sion OF the grape juice banquet and he
also explained that II would be impossi-
Die Tor him TO stop off In Salt Lake for
the same purpose upon his return from
California Il simply did what I thought
was right In the matter and | do not care
70 make an issue of IT," said Mr.. Bryan
In refusing Mrs. Shepard's request for
a brief speech.
Following the informal reception on the
station platform Mr.. Bryan returned 10
the observation car OF his train. az must
give you sample OF the reticence which
has been on tap ever since / left Wash
ington, said the secretary when urged
20 make a statement rega riding his con-
ference With Governor Johnson OF Calf
iornia- Il am going to California az the
representative OF President Wilson on a
matter OF considerable Importance and II
would be gross injustice TO tho pres-
dent for. me 10 discuss any detail OF IL
at this time: There Is nothing I can say
TO YOU on the matter at this time
For the few minutes which remained
before the train moved out OF the pas
senger yards Mr.. Bryan was IN earnest
private conversation with National Com
m!tteeman Wallace and Mr. Movie AS
tne train moved away from the station
Secretary Bryan fingered on the rear
platform 10 wave the familiar bia ck felt
hat in response TO the parting cheer from
the crowd.
During the reception a few minutes be-
fore one or his intimate friends had re-
marked upon the absence OF the shining
SILK headgear which usually distinguishes
the secretary OF state among people OF
lesser prominence. Mr.. Bryan smilinciy
replied that he owned a silk tile. but re-
served IL for state occasions prcferrinc
TO wear the reliable black broad -brim
when not engaged In diplomatic reis-
tons.
Secretary BRYAN viii reach Sacramento
early tomorrow morning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-28
POPE Plus SUFFERS
SLIGHT RELAPSE
BY International News Service

ROME, April 2Z.-Pope Plus suffered a
slight relapse today due 10 over-fatiele.
The setback Is attributed TO his staylng
out OF bed for over elk hours yesterday.
lHe result was that the pOntiE passed a
5Ieepless and somewhat aei;ated nIrht,
The physicians announced today that
TIE popc's recovery has been retarded by
the wet weather OF the last two days and
ne suqten changes OF temperature They
allowed tho patient 20 sit Ia his arm,
chair Tor about Two hours today.
Cardinal Merry del Val papHi s.rre-
tary of state. s,ill refuses 70 allow anv
cardinals 20 visit the pontiff II - fea~ei
t9at discussion of several grave eccle-
siAstical affairs would cause the pontIlt
20 experience extreme depression and per-
hAps might result In relapse
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-28
TWENTY THOUSAND
PEOPLE HOMELESS

NAICHEZ. Miss, April IA long
threatened break ia the main line Mis
hssippi river levees along the west bank
~ upper Louisiana Came.e early this morn :
ing. when the Lake 81. John Isyea.
out. turning the flood waters loose unon
Inc farming lands and villages OF lower
Tensas and Coucordia parishes
ApproSimately 10000 persons will he
driNen from their homes IN a region OF
about 300 square miles. The nropertv
sand dollars
feople !iFlng near by Sers warned
ieilS TWO hours before the crash came
Sloet OF the I've stock had been moved
10 me hills on the Mississippi side OF the
river 'N
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All Badly Organized.

This last would be ia tho sea coast
dcgcuses, there would remain for de-
tense about 10. 900 mobile troops. all
badly orgs niEed. the majority OF which
are half trained. To concentrate these
troops on our Pacific coast. should there
be no hitch In transportation. would take
from four 10 five weeks. And II may be
said In this connection that, not know
ms the enemy's objective. We would not
concentrate them AT any one point. but
mus, divide them between two or three
III We consider next the probable ac-
ton Of Japan, IL is evident that two
courses are open. always remembering
that she has AT least two months free
before she need ever consider our fleet.
First. she can seize the Philippines. Ha
Naiian islanda and Alaska. Second. she
can seize the Philippines and attack the
Pacific coast. In either case she do
prtvos our feet OF base on It's arrival
IN tho Pacific. To do either of these she
has at her disposition transportation for
$50. 900 men. exclusive OF her fleet This
has been carefully estimated by men
whose duty u is to be familiar with de-
tails OF this nature
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MINERS EXPECTED TO
RESUME WORK TO-DAY

CHARLESTON. w. Va, April 81
The miners Of the Paint and Cabin Creek
districts OF West Virginia. where q strike
has been In progress FOR over year.
are expected 10 return 10 work tornor-
row, under a proposal submitted by Cow
ernOr II. u. Hatfield, which was ac-
tors and last Friday by the miners. In
special convention.
Thomas Cairns. president OF district
II. United Mine Workers Of America
stated tonight that he would send his
officials into the strike field tomorrow.
with instructions 20 advise all Idle men
10 return to work.
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detectives around the palatial coy
residence of the millionaire. however.
|ontcd all attempts 20 confirm tne
port.
BiXby is expected to appear IN coI.
morrow in answer 20 bench NA''
issued when he failed 70 appear
Wednesday at the preliminary nesi.
with having condueted disordsr5
sort
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-28
NEBRASKA TOURISTS
HURT IN COLLISION

l;9s ANGELES. April 27-An auto
m9hhe containing five tourists from Lin.
com, Seh-. was struck BY an electric
NAih near Venice today. and one was
the automobile "dsd" on the cros.irs-
ana the train struck IL At ful speed
Inc injured were. Miss Clara Si.sop
turtes. Mrs. Sarah Turner, NJ Cus|io
~ Pearssl. Mrs. Agnes ForcstRll and NJ
y Turner. Miss SissOn may die
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-28
SHRINERS PROPOSE
NOVEL INITIATION
= Internat!onaI g. se-,lrc

MOBILE. Ala. April eT.-Abha temple.
Mobiles % The Mystic Shrine. propose 10
hold an Initiation festival wherein "un-
regeuerate sons Of the desert viii cross
the bot sands IN one of the Panama ca
nal locks before the water Is turned into
the locks This fall
Permission has been obtained from the
government 20 use IN. lock and All tSaf
remains II 10 get the sanction os the
Imperial council. which meets Ia Dallas
Tex. MY Il TO Il. This Viii probably
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-28
TWO OFFICERS SHOT
DOWN BY REDSKINS
u. S. Deputy Marshal and
Game Warden Fatally
Wounded.

RENO. New. April 2T.-Telephone re-
| ports from AIturas state that the two
victims OF the afiray with Indians near
Madeline. Lassen county. California. are
| In precarious condition. Posses led by
Sheriff Smith OF Modoc and Sheriff
Huntsinger are stiil in the field.
United States Deputy Marshal Mel
| linEer was shot twice over the heart and
once through the leg. almost nmputating
the limb. and was found unconscious.
Game Warden Frank Cady was shot
| twice IN the back. Records written by
the men In their books told the men
who found them Of the details.
The officers had gone TO the neIghbor-
hood OF Tule lake TO warn Indians that
they must stop catching fish with spears
They arrested several Indians. including
one Wilson. who broke away and. selz-
Ing an automatic revolver. opened fire
on both officers. He was Joined by from
twelve TO twenty other Indians. Mel
lingers notes state that he killed one
Indian and wounded another and that
the Indians left In the direction OF
over six hours start on the pursuing
posses.
RENO. New, April 27;-Lt is. reported
tTO'n RfIlauec thdt SherllL HO0tSlnger OF
Lassen county has left Madeline for
SusanviIle, the county seat, with six In
dians implicated In the fight with Game
Warden Cady and Deputy Marshal Mel
linger. Sheriff Smith OF Modoc county
IS still in the field Huntsingcr made
his capture between Tule and Likely
Modoc county. without serious resist
ante.
Came Warden Cady and Marshal Mel
finger have been removed from the hos
pitnl at Madeline for their homes IN Su-
sanvilie. Cady is conscious and ex-
pected 10 recover and gives little added
details. Melllnger is under the influence
OF opiates and may die.
SUSANVILLE. Cal. April 27.--Sx In
jail late today, charged with the shoot |
Ing OF two officers at Tule Lake yester- |
day. are In danger OF being lynched. 4 |
crowd surrounds the jail tonight and |
Sheriff Huntslpger and n large force OF \
deputies are on guard.
Deputy Game Warden Frank Cady and |
United States Deputy Marshal Joseph |
Melllnger. the Indians victims, have |
been brought here for treatment Mel |
inEer is probably fatally wounded.
The two officers had arrested eleven
Indians at the lake for Illicit fishing.
They were heading for tho town OF Mad
cline with their prisoners. when several |
Indians leaped from their ponies and at
acked Cady. He was dragged from his
saddle and overpowered.
" tho band before he too. was hurled
rom his horse. As tho two white men
ay In the road, the Indians trnmpled
hem under the hoofs OF their mounts.
Four Of the Indians. who were cap
ured TODAY without trouble bv pursu-
ng sheriffs' posses. proved to be school
,oys and were released The diving In
Han was left In their care.
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MA ~ you haven't the time TO exercise reg-
supatlon' They induce rniId .um
nrni,ntul sIr action OF tho bowels witha;yy,.
snplhg' ASK your druggist for the,, ~,
(Advertis ArnApt \
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BIXBY TO APPEAR IN
COURT THIS MORNING

LOS ANGELES. April 27.-George IT.
R!Nby. the Long Beach millionaire, whose
whereabouts has been n Mystery since
las, Monday after he had been subpoe-
nacd as witness in the so-callcd white
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slave investigation. returned 10 his ranch
nome near Long Beach today. according
10 ms attorneys. a Gordon of private
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AWAIT COMING Of
SECRETARY BRYAN
CONTINUED from Page One.)

tCOnLlnueu from rage One.D
with keen interest. In the meantime the
administration IS making no further
move IN the situation created by Cali
fornia's projected alien land holding leg
islatlon. The japanese ambassador has
conferred with acting Secretary John
Bnssctt Moore since Mr.. Bryan left, but
his calls at the state department have
been merely for the purpose OF keeping
Ia touch with the situation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-28
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
Q q 9 Q RIA
SUFFRAGETTES AGAIN
SAVED BY THE POLICE

LONDON. April 27.-Hyde Park again
was turned Into n bedlam BY the sul-
fragettes and their opponents this after
noon. The women declining 10 recog-
n!ze the police order that no suffragette
meetings were 20 be held in the park.
appeared with wagonette and pd-
dressed small crowd Immediately.
youths commenced TO gather and an al :
tempt was made 20 drag the wagonstts
20 the serpentine. for the purpose o!
duckug tho women.
Mounted and foot police inte-vened
g-st IN u.ne 70 save them. The Perth
shire cricket pavilion AT Perth, ,orsther
with collection os ya!uabls photo
graphs. records and relics was DESTROYED
oy fire today. Suffrageites are suspected
Salt Lasers In New York.
Special 10 The Tribune
NES YORK April 27.--At the Holland
~. HOyk and = Marlin
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10

Sur nibt toll. - Gin @alp
1per tritt Ole Stpafe ar. SSn Ger Belle
litb bereits elmer. Ct min ii9 nit 6ie=
lem befam1t madyen, @er regirt aber
nidt 6arauf. uNa, no." mei1rte er gu
ibnt, vna1r nibt 10 itol8 tb1m, i& bub'
pieueidt mebr argeite4t als Dm!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
~ESmteretamtt3 aatrlei !

Die 8ebaaaptrrg, SOB bus areritat
nilde Suitiapeien bGiufig 5ar Sarce
entmiroig miro, finbet cine %e1eaepli>
den 8eleg bur6 ein @ortomnriB IN
Gbicago. Sort fat ser Stiefpater ei-
mes 12idbrigen Mdoders, beiien 8or>
numb er gIeidBeitig tper, lift Ser
mogen in @obe bon ca. 5000 ber-
aa,sgubt unb erbielt cine @orlaoung
Dor oas Ma6IaBgertdt, nm @ed)tene
id)nft aB5ulegen. Seine @attin, 5te
Ma1tter 1es Msdodens, tpur uber sic
gnt0efu1g, 6ab 6ns @el6 peraltagnm
mor, 10 emp0rt, 5oB ite iofort I'M
superior @eridt cine @Ia9e auf
Erenmung ser @be Don Gid mro 8ett
einrei6te. 9ieies @orgeben nei5te
sen M}ann, ser alsbalb nit elmer &la-
ge a11f abioQa1te @@ei6pmg int ,&reis=
geridt antnportete. Daroufbtn flagte
Sic Tm1 i'm @l1ni5ipalgeri6t unf
hosmiuiges @erlaiien, ano ibr Mnmot
]teute inn @nuntpt@eriM Sen Mntrag,
sen @atter CUR 3obll,ng bon Mimenz
ten an5ubalten. Das Ma0den, 1efien
5000 Sen MnlaB 5u 6ielem &atten-
f6nig BON HroSeiien eegeben bat, lit
m~ittlerpeiIe tpegen @agabon0age ner-
boftet unb l1rter ste 9bb1t 1es Sim
bengeri6ts geitent mor6en. @anrr
mar ii9 tplln6ern, 6aB Bel 10 bielen
@eri9ten Ole @eredttgfeit lelbdt ni6t
ouf fire Soften fomnt? Sc lit 1pirf=
Ii6 mandmal i9mer, feline Satire 5u
ld)reiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10

Die bier gr0Bten &an0elsitoaten
Ser @elt, @rgla1r0, @ereinigte Stoap
ten BON Morbarnerifa, Deuti9lan@
lrrb 6ranfrei6t oer5eidJnen na9 Ell
1rer pom engliiben &~ambelsminiite=
rium ner6ffentlidten bergleidjenoen
0aritela1ng fir 6os Sabr 1912 fol-
genoe 3ablen: SSn ser @infubr BE-
9ollptet ENGLAND imn1er 1rody oen er=
iten @lat NIT 633, 100000 Siitr.
gegen SIS un6 577 Mfin. Str. in sen
Sabren 1910 be3tp. 1911. Denti6t
lano erideint nit SOC, 028,000 2itr.
on 5tpeiter Stelle (149 be0m. All
Mia. 2itr.). SIN 6ritter 5telle fol-
gen sic Gereinigten Staaten nit 378
MeiG. 2itr. geeen 1876 be8tp. 3t9 Min.
@tr. Gmnfnet@, 6as 1911 sic Ser
einigten @toaten iiberbolt batte, fault
mieoer o1f 31S,O34,OO0 Str. 5n1riid
1923 be3tp. 287 Neill. 2iifr. in Den
Nor16bren). Sn oer Mus1l1Dr Dar es
cine gang betrddtlihe @eridiebung
gegeben, Sic 8ereinigten Staaten iin1
an Ole erite Stele gerMM. sic ba=
zen int Sabre 1912 fir 492 1893, 900
9ftr. m1sgefiibrt ggeen 381 be8m. 429
MeiQ. 9itr. in Ben beiben @oriobren.
England erldetnt ieBt NIT 487,434,=
600 Stir. geger 454 begin. 439 Min.
9itr. Deutidlom6 fornmt ,m 3. 5telle
NIT 437,022,000 2itr. gegen 1858
be3m. 399 Mia. Str. Die @nttpid<
lltng 1T regelmabiig, ret@t aber ri6t
outs, I'M Den @orlprung @neln16s
einBlibolen. Snanfrei6 nit 265,454,<
600 Str. gegen 249 beam. 243 @in.
2ifr. bleibt melt 5arriid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10

Die Stu6entinnen 0es @eueslep=
College in ser 9leidmomigem Sta6t
Moiioduietts' boben einen &lub ge=
grii1,bet, 5eiien Mttglteoer iid arrgeb
li6 ;bebufs &ermi1t0erung bon @be=
fdetoungem qtno a%tngliidliden @ben 5t
perpflidten baben, fetnen Mann ar
beirafben, ser ni6t Elm ssabreseinfom<
men bon min6eitens $4,000 fat. Dieie
Muient0dter iolften ii@ lieber oer-
pflidten, ibenbaupt ni6t at beirn-
tben, als sic @abl brer @atten Don
@erm0gensperbdltniiien nbbangig 5l
MAIDEN, tpas 6oA in tetrer @eiie i6aaa1
beitragen fam, sic bon ibrem @lhb
perfolgten 3tpede au foroern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10

fifth beneits elmer. ST min ii@ NIT 6ie+
lem befamnt madyer, Oct regirt aber
ni6t 6apauf. &c., no" meirrte er gu
ibm, ntm1r 1ibt 10 itol5 tbn1e, id) bnb'
pieueidt nebr a1geitelH OILS Sui"
54er5frage.- r@oS fir Elm
l1nterldteb it a4piiden einem Dieb
nnb einem Mr5t?" fpagte iemotb IN
elmer @eieMdnff.
Gin Dieb meiB inuner, penn er
ingenopo meggebt, 1pas @en 2eaten
fabH, elm Mr5t aber midt imnner!"
mar oie Mntmort.
2ufrie1en = Gin perlobtes
&aqr belladte einen SubrmnrH. Mn
elmer 8u5e los Ole 8raut: ~Das
menidIide ungefbiim."
v8init Du Dir SOS ntdt 'mnl or=
ieben, &erbert?" fpaste fie TIN.
vgaein, metn 2ieb!" erpt6erte Der
berliebte @rdutigam. vS9 bin gu
frieoen, tpern i@ Old amieben oorf!
Cute Musre6e. = &err Cebr
erregD: sd for6ere sic freunoli&
ol1f nit mir cine &antie @fat a1 fipie=
len uno 90 iagtem sic mir ms Sc
li6t: Mit einem Mffen ipiele i'd
ni6t!"
3meiter &err: v@rlalaben Sic, baS
/ itanoers gennetnt = ih bnbe iett
ldon Is @lGier 8ier, "a babe i@ int
1per einem Mffen - unb nit einem
Mffen ipiele i6 ni9t!"
8os1uft. - 8anfier .(alm
SSreier): u.... Soger sic Mir alaf=
rtdtig, @err '2eutpant: @ebmet Sic
incline Selma MIR oeS @Selbes noe
gen?"
2eutnant:: 80, gan5 a1no gar nidf!
@ernoe 1esbab bobe i6 10 lange init
Ser @%etperb1ng ge5ogert; 5us oiele
@elo >por fir midi qltaii eth Siroer<
nis!"
@anfier: ,&m.... &err 2elptnam>
nidtt mnbr, sic per6en, Sos Sinber>
niB nebmen?"
MonpIog. = &err 8iierbuber:
r..... @uifer?.... 500 ia! Men1's
fem miiiBBt', / fbtiat's f6o' trtnfen =
nber melder Menih famr 6en aebm
MaB @ailer am Mbemb pertragen?!"
9pott. - sd iage Sbnen, oie
Torelle bot mi6 10 gefoppt a1n6 ge<
dngert, hoB i6 en6li@ nod 5uei.
Stunben incline 8uiidtffe, Sic ih bel mir
trleg, genomuten 1at6 6una@ gefdoiien
:bube!" - v@etroffen?" = Seine
ssDee!" - $50, bieueidt baben sic
SOS 1taiddte Msal lei einem &uiet nit
ser Mngel mebr @Iiid!"
Sn sen SsyGinoiier Staatsbonfet be-
fin6err iid) nidt reflarnierte 0epolttett
I'M @einmmtbetroge bon. $4,000
" ~ - wv L-G
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10

MonpIog.- &err 8iierbuber:
~.... @aifer?.. Mo ia! @enn's
iein mibBt', / tbat's f@o' trintem =
aber apeld}er Menih form ben 5ebn
MaB @aiier am Mben1 pertragen?!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
Cine @arte.

Dies 6ient 5ur @eitdtig1tng, 6oB
ollie Mpotbeter beboumddtigt iin6,
@a1er @el6 3uriideritutten, tpe1r11
Goleps .@opep an6 Sar Gompounb
berfebN, @l1ren &ariten nber @rf6l-
turg gu tlrrire1t. Sobn @erret, Sell,
isis, iogt: sd gebrnudte GoIep's
&onep nno Sar COMPOUND flint Sab-
re long, 11no es COB ftets sic Bette
8nfrteoer4eh un6 beilte mi1a1rer eirpe1t
&uiten ODER @rtGlt,r11g. @erpeigertt
Sl1bitih1te. Molitor Drltg So. -
Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETChER'S
GAS TO RIA

Mmerifaniide Srouen boben iid
ben emgliiden Suffragetten ,a1rge=
itloiien unb in 2onoon Musidret=
tu1tgen begangen. @ierfiir parr6en
Tie noturlib Don 3e1r 6orttgen Be-
b0iroen CUR &ed)enidof ge5ogen un6
entlpredero beftraft. Scum iin6 file
0ie 8ereinigten Stoaten NM Snter-
BENTON a1ngega11gen. Die ein5ige
ridtige &nthport uuf 6ieies u1rbe-
redtiSte &erIangen mire: 8leibe i'm
2an6e uub ~ breie gu Saltie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10

Sn sen SGinoiier Stoatsbonten be
fi1roen iid 1ridt reflamierte Depoittett
I'M @einmntbetrage bon $4,000
900. @ermattbli9 riibren tie dpott
Standardization ber, melde. I'M
Drange ser @efdGiifte ibre Gin5nblaim<
gen pergeiien baben, ODER bon nod
bengeBlideret 8rofeiforen ser bobe-
rem 9abnanitaIten 11nieres Madbar-
ltaates.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
New Process
Steam Laundry.
9entt SIR Gtpas pon Cure @dt&e?

9entt SIR Gtuas poa Cure wa'@es
Eenn 10. bann tpiro es lid @ud lo1z
men, nid,t auBer Ndt gu laifeTn!; Sab MI ~
vi uuieriue. Wir baben bic nou1tdn.
oiaite Nai$anftalt I'M Morotpe( tsn! n1so
E I;s}ern er3ter Nla7e Nrbett. Wir ges
hraudheu feline @%hen1italen; mir peroer a2ea
ooher Cure Saden ni9t. Menn S9I
reine Nrbeit u1,b bette Se9an9laa9
mult. oonn oenft an uns. uniere Tre!<
Se limb nieoriger als ionitip9, IMP m.1
be5oraen Cure Bamilientpdl@e 9tatger;
als SIR es ielb(t t9un M tSnnt; s grtS @n.%t
unb iuber5eugt @udb: &tr 9aoe" sae'>
ten in ben %umliegenoen Stdoten.
g. 4. Wseper, 9ampfmaihan'talt:
@tgentbamet.
s. Mpe. g. ct. @lono
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4xmsrittt4e1.

@in6ermnn6. 80 Mllttt err
3ablt @leinrMnnben 1ie SHopffnrrBs-
gei4abte. oils iie eben gu Gmoe lit,
fngt Ole &leine enttdni6t: rIber,
Mutti, mann idpf er 5enn Die @boeo-
m0e?"
Me6ebIutbe. - Der @ertbei-
bigger batte Sen erlten Gbeil feiner
@eoe been0igt; 6ann uanote er ii4
an 5en @r6iioenten Ses @eridHSbofeS:
v@eitatten Serr Hraijbent, BOB i'd ct
mas breiter men6e!"
@~toffmangel. "Ontel:
vglber in ie0em Briefe periltdit Du
mild an5upa1mpen!"
5tuoert: rSsSa, mein lieber Sntel,
man meiB oft mirflih ni4t, apas mntp
Idyreiben lou!"
3eritreut. g. pmtaitolprofeir
ior (alef oem 8ubniteig): ~@@nffner,
einen YloB fir mi6."
5fnffner: v@el6e @laiie baben
Sic 6enn?" ..".
Yrofeiior: vDie Auarta."
@erfaargIiGe 6rage. =
@rbtante: vSeute babe ib Dir in met
nem Setument 100000 Marf ausge<
iebt."
geeffe: 50, Iiebe Sante, pie ion ib
Dir 6anfen? 8ie gebt Dir's 0ena1
etgentlt6?"
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Dien1f botene4en6. - Ser.
facuferin: r@ebmen sic 6tei em SUIT
6raiulein. gr itebt Sbnen ent5uder@
uno Sssbne @maoige taufte genou 1en:
lelben."
Dien1tmaodyen: uDante, baben Sie
feire11 @el1reren?"
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IA 9auten Itoer:
&YM II @anota:
46W t1ttt, Naden:
~T iptbe, &amt,tt,
&ra9em, mmo Nartnm.
Wue8 fret!

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SBir miiiien nit unierm &nrrath an eeb>
ten ameritaniidben ubren anfranmen.
80 LANCE Der Gprratb anbdlt, eeben mir
ieber Dame, bic cine unierer berrltb 9raa
pirteu, nit pp1em Sepeu neriebene ar1ee
rifaniibe nbr fault, p%ollitdnbig, nit
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berne Sanbtolbe mertb $3.50; cine .berr:<
lihe Cutler SHUTTER ModenipibeA tpertb
1915; cine eleganten @btlotrbtenloba!e
6interfopftamm $3.50; ib6nen fran5olt@
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nur Al. 30. 8aaren perlan6t y. y. y.
NIT Yripileaium Ser r%nteriuebung:
@ir nebmen alien &iiito. Sd!ttt rett'
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