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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

ss5pr fort Si6 ii0en opoe Millio=
r1erer Benjamin sntn1ann / Seem
:DSorf, efterluoenoc Jig en 6orna1e
paa 40 mil(ioner Collars. &eraf
tbar .bor fun tilifrepet fine Slegt=
hinge 800; Collars, eller mint
ore enb 5 pGt. al Sc lan1le0e ST.
5erIdbenifober, meo ocn 8eitemmel=
<Te, at boiS 11ogen al SlRgtninge,e
bil 'pge at f%ulotalte Geltamentet as
2obens @ei ffal ELECTROMAGNETIC for=
' tabe fin ~Mn6el. &eiten al Gorrnl,er1
gaar n6eluffen6e til Mrbei6ere og
SllnftionGrpr / ben Corporation, for
: bbilte1r Mltma1m por &reii6e1t.
6rnftion9rernes gienli0ige Sielpe=
fprening faar 10000 Collars, %
bele Mlt1nonns Mn6e1 / &%orporatio-
-t1e1t goor til en- ir1fonporeret SLIT
-t,1anr FOUNDATION, iom o6miniltre=
res til 8or6el for Mrbeioerne. 500
Nrbej6ere, font for beret bos Sir
.1taet / Is Mor eller mere, er Ser
tilifrepet Gunner fra $1,000 til
$4,000. 3et at Sen ftore 6orntlte,
Tom lite er %6isponeret ooer pao benz
tie Mad6e, ti1fal6er TirmoetS 8ice-
preiioent, 81. :. Brie6iam, ser iom-
fi6ig ifSIge Seitantentet bIiber Slit
.uatr1s gfterf6Iger Tom @raiioent.
S Son6beb ct feIgebnroigt CTS
ten1peI!
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misunderstanding &rtsplr{r.
st moobp6eliat @pitem.

st mobbpbelist Spiten,.
S aipbenbapn er igie1t ct NIT SEQ
/ ben lange, LANCE &ig6e al 0an1fe
Observation-Disclosures forefonn1et.
Sfte / @ope6itaoen, n1e11 eIlers
iGbnt forfeit ODER belle 2arot fore
fommer 6e, 6iSie 11bpggelige &ilfal-
&c. bpor Ebrigbe0en, fom bor Mag=
ten for at pleie &etten, bier fig io1n
uretferoiebeoens l10pper og Meag=
tens Misbruger.
Nt er oct en- ltiffelig og iuag 16
IorS Bige, Ser al oct arrige 8a=
acrfone, / bbis Gieneite Dl11l bar,
CT blepen giort til uEpnetes", Ser
1taI It ubefanolet" at er1 rin1elignis
relultat6ungrig Npoagcliesbetiel1t og
enbelia al CIT &rimi11alrctsas lesior
ajort frr0ig liae til @rioslpie. a1tn
ct rent Gilful0e. cit @agotcl al en-
@egipclrbe0 brilger Sanobeoel1 for
Goae11> 6epiier NiaenS oper al
Maube %ful6fomnc ltifploigbeo %
rebber hen6e ira at lepe ct brnr0e>
mrrfct 2ip fpr Melten al fin 5ilpn=
rel c.
Gn Strpm al 0arlte llnar op ont
Fp(iti ~ &rimillulret ira allie ret
tunfe1tOc Menuei fcrs SHE - %
l1aar set 0rcier Jig ON ct imoa1lt
6orDolo, or mon BOG nulten ulle=
lu11nlen rettrufeuoc. Mpi1crne 1to=
mailer Mfferen5 Gnfeltbcocr / Sc
ltrrfeite iSarrer, % %offcntlia ionr
pripat lcn0cs ser Sc / Snueu oge=
reuoe Rprigle0spcr1oner ct 9Gpl0er
LAT bioliac % 6armfplbtc 3anfcr.
Men er lr1ql1 belt illbe poo set
rettc Sppr be0 at toge Sogel1 poa
Sen Maaoc?
@o!1lfe bit 1p1c5 SEN EIterbrp=
Spoager, ser fqrlt far 6npt Sen life
Eige lnloer u8cbanoling", at 6opc
ppret meb ct mi(ot llotrpf ufor=
|lDorIig baor0bul1oct / i'm Irent=
aongsnoabe, pg q seller folt eller
bpr set %ifiulcs, at Ser fan lrgaes
Sfplo pou oen ponajrloen0c 3rin1i=
no(retsas lcSI or, SIR. le Moire. We1l
CT bet mon olligepel life at lfpbe
nrc0et peb Gioen al, hpis man /
oette 5iliGlhe = loobcl ipm / Zig
ncnoe = Gol0er Zig inrlia Iturft til
Ferioneu1e?
SpooAeren fra Tltcrbro fie1,oer
ri i1tct til og beo il,tct ont. 5p=
ltcl1ct 11uitcn tpillgcr hnobc Cont
nlcrcn og SC 1tnoeroronebc Npliti=
tolf til at f6lge Ell Sci, Scr nugget,
nugget o{te ct cit o11o Tej, ipn1 IT,
rcr til ToroGrp og 6prtruo for 1oo
Iorgeligt n1or1ge Meruleifer.
Spitentet ajpr ltrafs oen mis-
tGnfte - uligte0c" til 6or6rp=
Scr og offeoer cit 9e6onolingsnloa=
Sc, Ser ioa grl1nlme let 9ipcr M11=
%leoning til SC nretfGr0iglte mis=
gre6. 5plte1net freezer Meiultoter
urlher Sen 5orm, at Sc flclt n1lllige,
Ger ranlrlcs al Sigteliel, bolbes
foit, ia, ipigrcs FABIAN til Sen paa=
giuloelr6e 6orbrp0elie, at Scr ifol
ct Sinmrelens @elo til at fri fig
oerfra, IclD for Sen ltifpl0igp, iinr
ga, 11aor 0en ulfp(6igt iigte6e er ct
fattigt, Morligt oplDlt el(er al on=
Oen Moriog iprlig il6c ltc6t Men=
i1eife.
spitenret afifjerer Sen iiete6e
fra Smberoe1ell iaa grun0igt, lom
ON Smpcrbenen life mere efsiitere=
oe for bom eller be1oe. @ba6 Ell
Sen, Ell Gaoer eller cit Mo0er tn11>
fer al fjerlige og forltaael1oe Sar1=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

Sale ON Observation-Disclosures fer
soprc, bpor Sens Mooien b!ipcr til
Sim Muoilon og ,s6aus 5falbierg til
=@enrp Sbellmonnt, ,re1, / Mrge1lti:
T,a, Spoomerifa, hliber Sen lfttfe
aige 9anosman6 Sens Ssrenicn ii
Sole Sorenio og 9on He6ro Gbri
{toffericn er ct n%elfienot Scout
@aenos Mires = lGrligt bloro
Aor0mGn6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

Mfteuer1e lpnges, pg 9ampernt
tnnoes. slpiierne % Giosifriiter11e
er fife ultio nof til at for6ripe 81:
sen n1eo. Ser n1aa trpfte, bino:
5tprfe @eger til. Man pil lGle
.Mul1 biI in0 / ul1orc &eroener, me:
;ocns oen lllloful6e, oagligbags geo:
s%eal,beruften lloher Jig bort.
Ser16 efter bort @ogfatalog, ol
be]til @luoct, bpis 0c life ollcrcot
or Mboru1ent.
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6trftlus.
D1t Nellematter

ifriper ct fibbe1tbapnif 9agblao:
9bab er iaa farligt Der poa SSor-
Ben io,n Mellemafter? S alle 9i=
bets 6orbolo lelp i Sro, Saab
.oe ainrligbe0.
9fuar Spillet berer op % Yalien
%bcgpnoer og ri faar 9ie poa btn-
anoens slniigter % pllloielig font
mer os oper Dor aanoelige 9epgen=
be6, "a feler hi Mellemaftens @ao-
ler.
Oct ntpocrne 9tb er blepet luale=
oes, at set ntaa lpbe Iom Sfrlte11
uben @n6e. Ser 1ltaa life 1tan0=
lies.
3erfor igger MAJ, at u6rp6oe
Yalier1te. 500 @arteteerne bt1er
man lebe11be 8ille6er / Mellemnf=
terne. S 8iografbeatrene 0oo1
mange er6nat ffammer fig ODER Be-
res Merparelle) CT ser f1tr ii Mi=
nutters &olie.
Set CT cit al @rln16ene til 8to.
graftbeatrets Ertumt at De ba1
forltaoet &raDet ONT - for life a
Iige Sfriget efter - Mfellemafter
mes Giernelie.
9erimo6 / &beatrete. Ser goo1
alt / ben gooe ga1nle @enee.
Ebeatrene ifrl6e Blot btbe, boo1
meget ser iettes til peb 1an6unn'
Mellentafter! &ublifum taber gan
life iimpelt of &jeoiombeo Groe,
poa fig ielp % oerigien1em pa,
Stpffet.
Or ser r1ogeniin6e ttoge1t, be
liar flappet al en- MeIlemoft?
Sm &rufesipren
Dor Maboitot 1friper 8lo6ct rJren1
as" / Siour Sails, e.. g., fplgel1be
Sen n1eget lnr6c Mar6, Nrofes
,iom &asml1s g. @nocripn, Ser III
gibcr set norife 9lao vMmerifa"
Maoiio1l, @is., for1nter nteo fol
ge1toc Notwithstanding Sc
:, t06e Sft.:
n1emofratilfe Gi6er CT hegDn>
Iii Stollgbton, @is. Ma1tot @ognfo
brifen / Stm,gbton far aflfebige
mere ems 200 of fine Mrbeioer'
og CIT bel Del al 6e pDrige er "
lfieftigc0e bare 6clt balpe Sis. s
bdr icnoc otter HreItoent @il1o1
San bar lobct at paaie e, at fyabr
: ferne life i~noifrp,1fcr lin Hrool11
: ton"
!. @n Mo11o fer / Siour Jall
: fortalte %, at unb11te 6abrif b
: ifjGftige0e 800 Ma1o, ]an Son
pagntet bel bop6e &onb til at le{
J &c al et Gel M%rbeioere, ba 6an
merne / set lenere fife bab6e fjef
iaa nta11ge T%arntbog,te, iom nGbn1
6abrif tilpirfer. SIT & lfpl6e Hrpl
f Sent @illon 6erfor lpntes Manoe
par 11gr1m0et.
Spent lfol III iao fer / Sioll
Sails lrage Sfpl0eu paa, 6a ber i'll
) finoes Mrbeioere 11of. Ser opf9rte
ii Son,n1er 1aa malrge ,1pe 9pgnir
ger, at Eloltrere fnapt fam op6r
pcs, at flttofpre &aiene. Mlmtl1o'
5 liAe @aoearbeioere faor fine $2.5
% $3.50 pr. Sag, et16oa CT 81
q baarM at fin0e Mrbeioere til 6en1l
|2bn. 5armerne fon fnopt op6riu
fit Mrbej6sbjelp for Gor,lbulfin
!, ON Sc ioa tilbpoer 1,bprt al Fri 81
toling. @erfor, @r. Mnoerio'
ieno binc ofifeoige6e @ognmager
bis til Sp0 Dafota, fer CT 11of {
Mr6eioe for 0en1 olle. Sg itif St
&ibe / Get ONT Mominiitrotior1c,,
@aibinaton, Sc flarer 11of fine so
ger puu cQc1 .t6oon0, icr set u6 ii
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ST. sSoban Mrnot Trant5e', be-
>oes opgipe fit Mbresie til &eoaf:
tionsfontoret. Sc tilenote Dtgte
oil 90 blipc r%etur11ereoe; set nj
:s,orlfe @igsmaol pas1er fife for bot
2G1efre0s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

0per9nict i @%iinc6cn, @ap-
er11, belluttebc Sen 27De Oft at 1,,l=
oerltptte ct Sorilag ON Sen ii1e6sipge
Song Sttos @fiettcIie, oa Hrinsrc=
genten 2uopigs Spbdjelie til Gro-
men, og ct iaaoomt bill INT blipe trent
lat al &egieringen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

Sra 0%atbcberct. v@obespierre
efterlc6 Zig ingen @pr1 me0 1no,
tagelie al Ell @rooer, iom benrette-
oes amtioig mes bnm.n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31
&ige Marfer er ,tnpttige for e
ooorltg 9anomano.

Ssnofenoere a1nno6es otter ON
Gum at lfripe poo ben enc Sioe al
Set Bapir, Sc benptter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

Aa11oet 1larmeoc fig en- blomitren6e
Sorretningsperio6e. 8Iarbt Saler=
ne bar George %. &erfins, Gbarles
". Seblpab, 6. 81. g. Glarfe, Git
gene S. Burlington og Hrniioente,n.
Mf11lft fur at babe mnogaaet Sob.
Mrs. 6rm,t 8iborg fra Cincinnati
blep 6etnt til at bctale Ell Mfl1ltt al
$1,750 / DC 6orenebe 5taters 81
ltrtftsret / Seem Worf ben 230e
ISftober for at babe nnola6t at al.
gtbe erflGrtag ON tol0pligtige @a=
rer pe0 fin Anfomit bertil meb
3ampifi6et uW9ia1retonio" be,l Ste
Septenr6er. @enry %. Gaft, Sen
forrige Yrriioents 8rooer, %
|1ranf u. M11niep Dor / Mettel1 for
at pi0ne ON Sen onflugeoes gooe
Naon og Mpgte. MrS. @i6org, Ser
er en- Miece al General GDerma11,
erflqreoe Jig itploig.
8~anfaffrrc / Mitnut, g. 9af. 81.
s. 8arrou, ausierer for gecon>
National 8anf, pg g. S. @asnl1s.
fen, @eitprer al 2anobr1,gs0eparte
meutet, fjpbte Mftierne / oen Spa=
re- sSS1bifltbsba1,f, ser blep lutfet 8
20. Sftober al Statens @%autinipef:
tor. &n6ifpoerne oil 6lipe frlo:
l16betalt. Mftier11e blep figbt a
8onfcbef Grant g. Doumans, Sci
Eeieoe $33,000 al @anfens $4,000
Mftiefapital. 8anfen er not11e
igien. 9e npe @ierc, ser meneE
at bape Sccono Motipnal 8anfs
8pens itnrteite Bi,1ansinititutionS
|Stptte, ogter at oripe alminbeli!
Observation-Disclosures.
S9ams Sag. @eneroluopofa
GormpoD erflnre6e Sen 26. Oft, a
ltofalnet al De I'LL tagre Soranltult
ningcr for @orrp &. SDamS ll6lepe
ring bill piic, ON bennes polle 8rl1!
al He1tgc ptl baDe mere at ltge e11i
Sop og Set. Acknowledgements, ltge
ba11 pi0ere, bar albrig paoitaact, q
Gboap bor pnret linosfprpirret Sc,
1ele 1io og iooleoeS / 2oDel1s 6or
ltano naniuarlig for for fine 9a1,>
finger, men Sc nlener poo Sen al
oer1 SIDE, at 11nar en- Ma1lo ba
: Nprltunb l1of til at plo1l0gge III
), Tlngt lorn Ibnp gioroe 6et> lon c
Bet flort, at Do1, CT %oniporlig fo1
6nob bo1 gipr. ltointtclie al Ga
gems Nfgiprelie til 4. Mop. er BE
pilget al @up. Seller, g. $.
Miis &atbertuc Glfins, oi0po
. equator Stepben 9. Glfins 0atte1
%. @irginio, hlcb Sen 81. Sftphe
ngtepiet til @illimn S. 81. 9itt fl
@albington. Miis glfinS err Sc:
ul,gc Game iom @ertl1gen d
Mbrl55erl1e, Meolen1 al sen itoliel1
: itc &o1gcfamilie og beran1t Jon
Opbageliesrcjicnoc, for nogle ia
Ii0erl pil6c 9ifte Zig meo. &ol1ge
m11ct (agoe imiblertio iuo mang
&in0ringer / &ejen for @iftermoo
let, at Mtis GlfinS lclp tili(llt hrp'
n1eo @ertl1gell. 9en Mol,o, bpi
@lml trll bln1 tit CT Meper1, CT e1
ga,11ntcl Yeficnot, lna ser or q
/. @rlnl6 til at tro, at oct bil 6lipc e
lpffcligt sGgtelfah.
Sioem 2uucn um Gritatnina ii
ifaocliSte M%r6ejbere trnabte / &roi
.|for 2 Mar ii0en, bor S11oltltrifom
mis]ipnct / @iSconlin bebonble
1914 eager. Gen bar poolagt Mr
bejbsgipcrlu at Mtole / Sfoocscr
ltatning til fine Mpbcj0ere $2SS,
1868 eller til Dent lon bar ri
bGugig al Sem. S @jelncmini
por grltotninaen $56.7S. &on1mis
%iio1,elt pes life npjagtigt, bpor mcgee
ser bleh n6betalt for 2%ngebel)ono
ling pg for @oipitolsbebanoling
nlel1 sen gaar l1o fra, at set ia
3alpbelcn al bpab Ser blep l,0be
I I RI ~.
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Ut OIL DllDe I 1uIltl1te @rQO OperrQ=
ife6e, men hi bouber, at SfoIers
@en11er bper / fin areos bill pirfe
for at ifaffe Sfolen @leper, iaa at
hi eltgang be,, / Sl1tningen at
9eopember fo11 benge SEN reoc 2pg=
tie 1tb. 9erfor: $ iom oil paa Sfo-
lie, n1elo jet ino SIDE!
Hebcr ST. Senjcn.
8urhuttnaatatfrttf.
Mtrs., 5airbanfs bpo / Snoiana=
pulis. Mrs. @bar[es @orre,1 Toir=
bants, 5uitru til ftp. @iceprpii=
bent 6airbanfs, oeoe ocu "a. DIT
Sum fif pll1oielig 2ungebctu1oelle
Den 150e Sftober, og @nob ON
8eoring blen opgipct 11ui item 1trafs
2anrits g. Sucnion nj Milr,ea:
polls, Der netop cr nftruoOt JON
Minilter til Nprge, bar ce11 23oe
/ Set &Dioe &l1S for at bilje
paa 3rnlioenten pg opcrbringe ban
cit &ilielt fra Georges &onge. Scr
Smenlon bar paa &eien til Seen
Sort og aflag6e @eipget fin for al
Dille paa &rnl ibel1ter1.
%%cnaaoning ipses for 9iet5. 9el
CT 1en0t @rpernoren al @iscon1tt
eli Mniggning onr 9%enon0nina for
Sen til lipsparigt Tpa1alel og111te
Sobn @iet5. @etrp S. Gpeben1s al
Miltpaltfee paretager Sogen. So:
1000 9prgere / @iseonitn bur I'LL:
Der freDet Ell Hetition ONT 9iet5
9pslo0ellc.
Neutrality-suspicious., iom bar gi;
pct 3nlopeieret / Seem Sort fac
ma1lge ltbebageligbeoer, par forle:
oen oppre igjen. 6i,rons0eparten1e,1
tet um6errettebe Sol0fasiereren
9eelp Srlems ont, at Gertififute>
for &%eailtrcring al Cigarettes og lig=
nen0e Tjerppnt 1os @erloner> Set
refer til l16lon6et, life fan there
iom Gilla0elle til at bril1ge 1aaom1:
ne MrttfIer tilbage til Sc Sor. 5to=
ter, ur16er SEN l1ye Gololpn, roo el=
Ter al @otte.
Sfi6- fnnoet / Sien. 0amperer
Centennial, JONI afgif fra Mltr:
rororan, SSatan, fqr iefS Nor iioe1,
til SSapm meo Ell 9a0ning Spopl.
meloes at pGre funOe1 froslen folt
/ Sien 11oenfor Sen Sagbulin, Of
buifbapet, Sibirien. Sen r,,siiife
g%fspeoitio1t, ion letter &1trier
gicrnem Sfbltlfbapet, op0age0e oe1
hortfon1ne 5fib. &eoningsbm6e11e
bar bortc. Mapnet bar 6elbis us;
i(ettet og Sernberfet ruitet iitpf=
fer. Ser par intet Eegn til met
nelfelige &eie11er omborb.
Set banif=amerifauife Gfibsrre:
berfirma @barles Melion Company
San 6rancisco, bar Sfibets Gjere.
Slbcbranb / Miluanfee. sfaben
en- balp Millipn. SDp Mennel fer
orebtes og 81 ioareoes UNDER Ell
9ran6, iom ber 26. 0ftober brp6
it's / Goodyear &1ubber &ompogniets
@pg1ting paa Colt @ater Street,
Milmallfee. 9e forl,lpffe6e ba1
olle Sran6foIf> ser fuuites beb
Sammenltprtningen al @uSmure1e
oraor faget oe0 en- npl6iom gfspro=
lion, meoens SIufnil1gsorejoet bon
II fnlo Gang. sloen ipreotcs til
nnrligael1oe @paftnger, og @ien.
bomstabet o1riloaeS til omfri,tg Ell
balp Mfillion.
Spttmismc por @rlu16toue11 ! sc
2nler, Ser bfeb bolot / Gbicago sen
|24oe Oft. be0 Neutrality-suspicious.
|Gbefernes aarlige @anfet, ser az
lll1ttte0e oct amerifmife, Sern= %
Staal=Snitititts @onierens. Sole.
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2anrit5 g. S'ucnion al Mim,ea=
polls, Der netop or a%ftraa0t Jon
Mi11ilter til Nprge, bar cen 23oe
|Sft. / Set @pi0e &1s for at bilie
paa Hrnl ioenten og operbringe fam
cit &ilien fra Georges &onge. Scr.
|Smenion bar paa &eien til Seem
Sort og aflag6e @eipget fln for at
billie pao Erniibenten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

Me6 $ilfen fra Set 6anite gelp,
TORS 2oge Ser. 80, 8. g. 8. S.
al g.,
Garl 6. Senien, sefr.,
517A g.. @anoeperter 9llpee.
ct. 2ol,is, 600.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

@rs,, Tairbanf' bpo / Snoiana=
pulis. Mrs. @bor[es @arren Boir=
bants, s6uitru til ftp. @ieeprpii=
bent 6airbanfs, opoc ocr 81. DIT
Sum fit pll1oielig 2ungebctul1oelie
oen 150e Sftober, og @oob ON
9eori1g blep opgiuct nul item itrafs
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MFEMA S;;S:,oCAI6H8
NM@[RSR LABEL ~


Eutered at tho Post Office at st. Paul
"klnu., a. second class matchmaker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31
&cnaabnina ipses for 9icta. 2el

%cnaabning ipses for 9ict5. Ser
CT ien0t @l,bernoren al @iSconlin
eli Mnip9ning onr 9enononing for
oen til lipSparigt 6enaiel 6br11te
|Sobn @iet5. @etrp S. Gocbents al
Millpaltfee baretager Sogen. 3d.
1000 9orgere / @iseoniiu bur 1t't=
oerlfreDet en- Hetition ON 0iet5'
|9psla6ell c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

2aroet 1tarmeoc fig en- blomitren6e
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8Iarot Saler=
ne bar George %. &erfins, Gbarles
%. Sebtpab, g. 81. g. @larfe, Git
gene S. Burlington og @rnli6enten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

Sptimismc Dor @rlmotonen / Sc
|5aler, Ser bleb bol0t / Gbicogo sen
24oe Oft. beo neutrality-suspicious.
|Gbefernes aarliee @anfet, Ser az
lll,ttte6e Oct amertfnnife, ssern= %
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-08-02
Houehton County Jail Is Gradually Filling Up
With Men Who Have Molested Those
Who Are Working at Mines.
FERRIS FAILS IN HIS ARBITRATION PROPOSAL
Union Accepts the State Executives Profer of Mediation
but Operators Reject It, Refusing to Deal
With the Western Federation.

kinen were lurking about the
Superior magazine and pump
house Tuesday night and were
arrested.
Lucas Chopp appeared near
the guard lines at the Superior
early Wednesday morning. When
accosted by the guard he became
fractions and was arrested.
The Centennial store was des-
troyed by fire last Saturday
night. This store was located at
Mohawk.
Seven strikesympathizers were
arrested at the Red Jacket shaft
Thursday night, who were arm
ed with dynamite, knives and
guns. When searched one of the
men attempted to light the fuse
of the dynamite he carried.
Three arrests were made at
the Wolverine location Thursday
evening, among the men taken
being Louis Solder. who is al
legged to be the leader of the
gang that slugged and kicked
Gus Olson. They were arrested
only after a desperate fight.
When the deputies took the men
from the building they were sur
rounded by a mob of over 200,
but the the crowd was held back
by the militia.
The Houghton county draw
bridge is being heavily guarded,
word having been received that
an attempt will be made to blow
it up.
There is some talk that the
Federation will ask for an in
junction against the militia max
ing arrests. Gen. Abbey says he
will ask for martial law if such
an injunction is filed.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-08-02
BLIGHT ON OUR
FRUIT TREES.

In many orchards this season can be
noticed wilteG brown leaves and branch
es that have the appearance of being
scorched. This is a condition due to
Twig- Blight or Fire-Blight, disease
known to be of bacterial origin which
attacks either apple or pear trees. The
germ enters the trees at the ends of
the twigs, where the buds are tender
and offer the least resistance, but often
also gon entrance through insect pune
lures in the leaves. Once inside the
stem, the germ multiplies rapidly and
the offspring moves downward through
the circulatory system of the growing
limbs. The leaves and branches wilt
and turn brown, small drops of gummy
liquid often ooze out of ruptures in the
bark of affected limbs. This liquid
contains myriads of the bacteria which
are the cause of this blight.
Bees and insects feed on this mater
ial and also carry it to other trees, that
may be infested.
The rapid progress Of the disease
calls for immediate sction in order to
prevent the great damage of which it
is capable. The only treatment that
can be recommended after the trees
have been attacked by the germ is to
cut out all the diseased twigs and branch
es. Cut the twigs three or four inches
lower than any outside indication of
the disease. Wash the cuts with five
per cent solution of carbolic acid. All
the removed branches and leaves should
be burned. To effectually, check the
disease all diseased portions should be
removed, as the germs can winter over
in the trees and reappear the following
spring. If the trees are examined and
all twigs removed at the first appear
ance of the disease, the blight can cas-
lily be controlled.
Spraying with Bordeaux mixture has
proven an effectual protection against
the blight, the spray material forming
coating on the leaves and twigs that
the germs cannot penetrate. About
three sprayings are sufficient, the first
spraying after the blossoms fall, the
second and third at intervals of about
two weeks.
The effect of the blight is more not
iceable in the vicinity of L'Anse. This
may be accountable to the fact that the
trees are already in weakened condi-
ton. result of the work of the Oyster
shell bark louise, to which attention
was called last spring. The proper
treatment that can be recommended 10
to spray with lime-sulphur solution
during the late fall or early spring
while the trees are dormant, andIspray
with Bordeaux mixture during late
spring and early summer. The four
necessary sprayings would cost the
owner of fruit trees from 25 to so cents
per tree for large trees, which is a
small amount when the worth of the
tree is considered.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-08-02
FORMER L'ANSE LADY
BURIED LAST SUNDAY.

Susanna Murphy, widow of the late
Patrick G.. Murphy, who died at Yp-
silanti July 25th, was born at Lake
BEAUFORT. Quebec, June oath, 1888. She
came to L'Anse with her family in 1872
and lived here until two years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy's family con-
sisted of seven children, all of whom
were well known to the residents of
L'Anse, and Of whom now only three
remain, John B. of Milwaukee, II.
Henry of Crystal Falls, and Miss Au-
relia, who is supervisor of music in the
public schools of Ypsilant. ID
Funeral services were held at Ypsi-
lanti Saturday morning with Solemn
Requiem High Mass, Rev. FIR. Kennedy
as celebrant, Rev. FIR. Soest, of Whit
taker, as deacon ard Rev. FIR. O'Con-
nor. of Ann Arbor, as sub-deacon. In
terment was in L'Anse Sunday after
noon, Rev. FIR. Hem officiating. Many
friends attended from the copper coun-
try and other points.
Mrs. Murphy was held in great es-
TEEN by all who knew her and had
earned large circle of friends who
mourn her demise. Of lovable nature.
domestic inclinations and deep, friend
ly qualities, she endeared all who knew
her, and thereby created her own mon
ument that will ever remain in the
hearts of her friends.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-08-02
WHO'S WHO In
BARACA COUNTY.

Patrick Brennan is the oldest mer
chant in Baraga county, he having
conducted store at or near Fewsville
before locating in L'Anse in 1871. Mr..
Brennan was born in Ireland sixty
eight years ago. Coming to America
in 1861, he engaged in the dry-goods
business in Detroit, where he remained
few years before coming to the Up
per Peninsula.
He was married in 1876 to Miss Ann
lie A. Brady, the only daughter of John
Brady, who was at that time mer-
chant here. Mrs. Brennan died about
two years ago. Their children are:
John E., who is local superintendent of
the National Pole Company. doing q
heavy business in cedar poles. ties,
etc.; Thomas is associated with his
father in the conduct of the store here;
Hubert A. and Leo are graduates in
law, Hubert being our present prose-
cutting attorney. Three daughters,
Agnes, Laura and Bernice, reside at
home with their father.
Mr.. Brennan has genial disposition,
and during his many years here has
created wide range of friends and a :
quaintances. Shrewd and careful in
business, fair. upright and honest in all
of his dealing. he has accumulated q
large amount of property, and demon.
strated large measure of success. He
has never been an office seeker, al
always consistent is his desire for good
government progression. But few
years ago he was elected or the board
of education, which position he filled
very successfully.
Mr.. Brennan is of that stamp of mar
which ornaments his town, for his in:
fluence has ever been for the genera
betterment of the place and people, ant
it is pleasure to the SENTINEL to note
his virtues, and to congratulate the
community on having him as one Of oul
foremost citizens.