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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-04-03
SALTWATER MINNESOTA. THURSDAY. APRIL 8. 1918

ulHulSS Tic ldtteT dlIcE OTlcHy uOl
ing the De La Barra, who fitted in
to the transitory period leading to
Madero's assumption of power. and,
as he proved persona gvata to the
unsettled conditions, at least in the
capital.
Unfortunately, this De La Barra,
who is a trained diplomat and whose
career as Ambassador of Mexico in
Washington left nothing TO be de-
sired in proofs of his accomplish
ments, proved weak at the psycholo-
gical m ment. What different
history he might have written for
his country had be acted promptly
and repressed the impossible Madero!
Why not? Did not Diaz, the master,
time and again demonstrate the way
of suppressing the undesirables?
The very end that Blanquette ac-
complished after his address to his
forces in front of the National Pal
ace on the Foca1o square-his
memorable words: It is unjust to
sacrifice 80 much for the personal
ambitions of one individual and
then, giving the command -torzOaya!
Madero's star set forever. All this
laid in the power of De La Barra
and bitter must be his thoughts
when in retrospection he recognizes
the opportunity that he lost, and
knowing as he did that Madero
would never be acceptable to Mex
leo. that his popularity was born OF
the enthusiastic ignorance of the
poems whom he had deluded with
promises he never could or intended
to keep. AS to the future-OAiea
i SAbf? Another Diaz perhaps, surely
not a Huerta or some other rough
and ready personality whose sole
} asset consists of martial abilities
The problem is staggering one
and but little grain Of comfort is Of
fered to those who figured on your
Uncle Sam as the catspaw to pull
their chestnuts out of the fire.
Editor Dunn of the Mexican
Herald" was one Of the last persons
who shook Porfrio Diaz's hand a
} the deposed president assembled tn,
: gang plank of the steamship
"Ybi,angu," at Vera Cruz, on tn
day of his departure from Mexico
!. My general" said Dunn, shall
: say 0daos or h0stN la OtstA
: eau revoir). 1T is adios" (good by
, replied the General, unless m
! country needs me and calls me, an,
then my sword will be at her service.
Will this incident prove prophetic
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-04-03
Vol. XXvI.-No. IS
Mexico and It's
Troubles
H. A. E.

There is an old trite saying in
Spanish: EImono AnnQAe Sc
Viska De Seda, Mono Sc Qneda,
which being literally translated
means: Though you may dress
monkey in silk he will always re-
main a monkey" and nothing could
more titly illustrate the apparent in
consistency of a world-recognized
power Cat least SO old Don Porfirio
Diaz was prone to boast having
brought Mexico TOT maintaining a
meaningless and seemingly endless
let us say, revolution, and be
charitable. for it is not war in the
accepted term.
We have had so many explanations
accounting for the state of affairs i'll
that unfortunate country that it has
become matter of impossibility for
the reader non-conversant with the
country, it's institutions and native
population, to frame an opinion on
which to hang a satisfactory explain
alton of the present condition OF af-
fairs.
Noted among them are number
less explanations, which to certain
extent flavor of apologies from Wall
Street and other financial groups
deeply involved in that sourceful
fountain of wealth, as well as from
others who, to-day. have their hands
deep into the wealth producing
channels-I mean those who,
through unusual favoritisms received
at the hands of the old Diaz regime,
were enabled to get in ON the
ground floor" and among these |
include most of the foreign concess-
ions.
The truth is, that poor old Mex
ico's troubles have been accumulat-
ing these many years, and they are
the inevitable results of system Of
abuse, robbery and personal am
billions, of which those very ones
who were the arch perpetrators
have availed themselves in order to
further their personal ambitions.
We are all well acquainted with
that page of modern history which
glorifes Diaz and credits him with
the bringing of order out of chaos
But history is misleading at times
it tells you what the man accom-.
plished. but, fails to tell you that, to
accomplish what he did, he adopted
methods which we have criticised
and condemned in Russia, and thai
he took good care to surround him
self with group of apologists wht
were fattened and Toasted at the ex
pense of the nation
History as well CLOSES over tina
very first despotic act of Diaz whel
he assumed power and which lal'
the foundations making possible tn
coordinate events which led up t
the present state of affairs, withou
mentioning the robbery OF his ow
people and the plunging OF the ma
ton into deeper state Of peonagt
for when Daiz by his notoriou
Px0uuncsame,ik0 declared that a
land not registered within stipu
lated time should revert to the COY
eminent and be subject to confiscs
ton, the Terrazas, Creels, and thos
other robber barons of the countr
were not slow to perceive the oppo
tunlty at their hands and forthwith
entered into system of land br
gandage the equal which finds fe
parallels in history.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-04-03

fear of what may come to his ill-
gotten possessions, he naturally ur-
holds any military regime that will
keep the rabble in check. After
having deep part into the bringing
of the unfortunate Macmillan to
Mexico and then turning coat i'm
mediately that he saw the utter
helplessnes of the cause, he en-
braced that of Daiz and was one of
the very first to profit by the drastic
and pre-conceived measure that rob-
bed 80 many unfortunates of their
birthrights. It has been said, in his
official capacity in Chihuaha he con-
fiscated millions of acres of lands
and sold them to himself at the
price of two and a half cents per
acre! In like manner, with very
few exceptions, you may trace the
history of the immense holdings in
the hands of noted Mexican families;
another very notable example being
the Madero family, which, despite
their protestations of sympathies to-
ward the victims of this crime, have
enjoy monopollstic privileges
shared by very few of the favored
ones. Thus underneath the veneer
of civilization overspreading the
history of these transactions, lies
deeply imbeded the buccaneer in
stinct rampant in the race since the
days that Cortez and his worthless
laugh them the way to it.
So here the conditions were Gre
ated that led to the inevitable re-
suits, and, from the very moment
that Diaz, in his scheme of empire
building Ito call it republic
would be ironic, as most of us are
aware that, outside OF surface forms,
Diaz's tenure of Office involved every
extreme form and act of a despot, as
the occasion demanded, it conceived
the plan of inviting foreign capital
into the country under promises oil
princely concessions, he planted the
seed of what they are sowing to-day
When the portals were opened wide
, and the stream of gold began pour
ing into Mexico and your thousand
of Americans, British, French and
Germans scenting ultra-liberal OPP
! portunities focked to that new Ell
dorado, and the country in its null
/: titude of new enterprises began Il
assume the airs of a civilized an(
, progressive community, the ambi
tions of the regenerated Mexican be
! gan to grow restless, and this
t spurred by the propensity Of TIL
: race to obtain a living along tn
0 line of least resistance, lighted tn
: torch.
Now, while Don Porfro was il
t the prime of his career, Will,
n through his ultra-lnilitary rule an,
d iron hand methods he managed t
g squelch the aeitators, all was seren
o and the world accepted Mexico as
It sister nation to be reckoned will
n But Diaz grew old and even antidat
\ ing that period he saw that thos
E: upon whom he had learned I
Is place confidence in his projects {
Ii uplifting were then champing I
l. their bits and awaited only til
v moment of has passing away to r.
a. alize their cherished dreams of an
Sc bitlon. Ofthese there were legion
" beginning with those very ones who
r the master had already amply r
th warded, and those others who, in Il
j.. events of the last few years, ha'
w figured as prominent actors in Il
tragedy being enacted. We WI
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-04-03

not interest grown men, though the
child delights in their pursual, and
they appeal to the Inauguration and
afford children much pleasure in
their lessons. Those who have had
in teaching illiterate men
know the futility of Offering a
mental diet to puppets, who look up
on their lessons as inferior to their
What is most needed for
success in adult primary work is a
rational text book and it is to be
hoped that some educator will, in
the future, comply the proper me-
dunn for the use Of illiterates. At
present no such book is to he had
on the market.
The vocabulary found in primary
text books is necessarily meagre,
for these books are Introductory in
character and complied with the
object in view of interesting child.
rem. A primer could be arranged
with vocabulary of simple words
and the text of the book made in
teresting and instructive to illiterate
men. Sufficient words could be
used in the primer so as to give the
pupil at the end of his first year in
school mastery over vocabulary
large enough to enable him to write
his own letters home. The writer
has supplemented with success, in
primary instruction, the present
childish primers with lists Of words
quiet difficult, and found that litter
ate scholars easily aquired the use
of such additions. Words that are
beyond the capacity of children are
by no means impossible to adult
illiterates. The illiterate American
knows at least the meaning of the
simpler words of his language,
and if patience is exercised bv the
teacher during the initial lessons
the pupil is soon started on the road
to further knowledge.
1t is different IN teaching foreign
ers who can read and write theil
own language. but to whom oul
peculiar photography is matter Of
prolonged puzzlement. They are
indeavoring to learn language
that contains many inconsistencies
in construction and diversities o.
fundamental principals. The for
eigner readily acquires the saxon O
our mother tongue. but the Latin
Greek, French and the other con
tributary elements of our language
which constitutes so important ;
part of what we term English, ar,
sources of never ceasing wonder
ment to the alien.
The necessity of thorough. in
struction in the vowel sounds of tn
alphabet are primarily essential
success in spelling the words Of
language that has an orthograph,
so full of Inconsistencies as tn
English tongue. The foundation
of correct spelling makes imperativ
careful preparation in primary wor
and no teacher will have success
!: who does not consistently drill hi
class of illiterates in the vowe
i sounds. This part of primary in
struction should receive the mos
prominent place in the first year
], work. In teaching illiterate mel
Il the individuality of each schols
should be carefully considered an
tact used in dealing with their SCI
arate Municipalities. 1t is thoi
i who are dull that require most al
) sistance and one should be caref'
E not to pay marked attention to Il
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-26
OroOer 9IeUelall0.
Seine sScrOicnItc nnO icltcnen
Gi9cnidaitea seDiirOist.
Smpoiante Geier in ssgircctpn.

9rincetou, n. 8. %. Ott. cSm 9ei
fein elmer groBen An3abl BON YroFeis
loren, Stadtsmdnneru uno anoeren
GrSBen purbe hsute bier Das unler
Dem 9amen .@rdouate golIeQe" be-
fannie, ais 8ergrDbsrung Der lluioers
fiat neu erbdute sSnititut unb Der
.@jropsr gIeneIano Surm" eineepeiht
Die 6auptreoe BEL Der @eIedenbeit
tielt Der friibere 9rGiioent QBiQiam
s.. 5dft. Gr Iprac1 uber @rOoer
GlepelunO uno iagte in ieiner Re0s
unter an0erem fplgenbes: .@rpber
@lebelano mar tein GROCER AeGts-
anpaIt, er mar tein GROCER 9tationoIz
otonom; er mar tein groBer 9eoner;
ater er mar elm groRer PrGiiosnt unb
Elm GROCER W1ann, neil er einen Itars
fen 0iuen, einen fIaren 8erltano an0
cine griinoIiCbe 9enntnis BON offent=
Ii6en 4n9elegenbeiten bate. @r bate
BEN Gbdrafter, Die GbrIihteit, ben
Itut unb Oas gfEi4tgefii6l. oas i6n
in ben Stano feBte, nihtige anb
ihipierige 6rogen obne @idii6t auf
etipaige 5Olgen fir ieiEe eigene Der
ion 81 entIdeioen %ls er gum britz
tenmal nominiert ipuroe, geI6ab es
seeen Den Wilen Der BoIititer uno
infolge zines allgemeinen uno itiirnt=
idben 9erldngens in ben 3eiben Ieiner
Ydrteigenofen. gr mar elm Bdrteiz
sGnger uno glaubte an Die Barteien
tpie elm SeOer glauben mub, Der Ia
tDiinidt, oab Die 9Olfsregierun9 be-
itebe; aber er betrd9tete Die 9ortei
als elm WertSea9 fir cine quite aegiez
rung. @enu Iie ais SSnItrument aee
brdu6t ipuroe, um etlpas Su erreihen,
mas Dem DffentIi9cn Bobl f9Gbli6
mar, oonn fpeigerte er lid adnS ents
f6ieoen. Der Bartei gu foIgen.
s9lls 9roper Glepelonb oas 8eiBe
Saus perltsB, faien es ais pb Ser
@er9er iiber Die offenen 9lngriffe, Die
ben ieinen friiberen 9orteigenpFen
duf ibn gema9t puroen, uno ibre
5eiu0i9aft ibn nieoerbre6en piiroe
unO buB iein G6eiDen aus Dem gmt
o6ne cine 9artei binter ii9 gu boben,
cine 9emiitigung fir ibn mar. Die er
taum ertragen niirbe. 9lber als bic
Sabre 0abin gineen, ais er iiA IN
bD9it lpiiroiger gBeiie i'm Sinterz
grlnOe belt, ais er oieier groBen llni=
berlitdt 5iA niiBiid5 erlpies, ols er i'm
2anbe i'm dlIgemeinen einen quten
GtnfluB ousiibte, begann 0ds BubIi=
fun erit bic fe6r ieItenen @igenf1afs
ten bes Nlunnss gu srfennen, bic er
lrdbreno ieiner Nmtstermine i'm Nei.
ben 9aus in f6pierigen 8erbdltnifIen
oft 9e5stgt bate. eSeBt, bu Oie Slim
me Der Parteifritifer perItummt lit
unb oas 8pIf ion neben onoeren
@tdnnern Der @eidi9te feben fann,
bat man inn ben plab gegeben, BEN
er beroient, uno Die Oontbarfeit 0es
2Gn0es, gu Ser er bere9tigt lit, miro
i9m erlpiefen."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-26
9ntidle iSlassc seriett.
aur,c 0epeIdlen.

- Der friibere 8ounerneur Sul8er,
Der befanntli6 8dnoibat fir ods
llnterbdus Der Gtadtseelebae6uno i'm
ledIteR Q(Fsmblb 8iItritt BON Rep
0crt 1T. bat beute i'm 8rouoipap
5OteI gu Rem Dort iein Sanptquors
tier eroffnet..
Snfolge Der geitern in 2iFabpn,
9ortugal. entitanbsnen l1nruben, iin0
bort biele perfonen oerbaftet tporoen
8unoesgebeimpoli3iIten entbeds
ten bsute bel 3ipg1, Ca, eins 5ulI9s
miin3erlpetfitdtte. Gin Mdnn, nas
mems Sames goof unO isin Sobn
ipuroen perbaftet
Der fran35iilas Pnr3ertreu3sr
,Gonpe" iptr0e beute nGG msritaHis
i1en 8spdfern bsor0sri.
Sin eIet!riIder StraBen6abns
iuagep Der 9lurora. 6lgiu unS ebicago
StraBenba9n entgIeiItc beuts BEL War.
renbille, SSa. Der MotorIentsr tpurs
be oetotet. Gs befdnben iiG feinc
gahagiere in Dem g9aacn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-26
2ebbaite Sisfnliion.
SOnEeren5 atuiifbem Dem &aiirr
mo 0em arumprinsen. mn
StHsrsH5eu nidlt ansscsliaru.

Berlin, 20. Ott. @Iei6 nadnllan
SrOnprin8 6risori6 NiIbelm oeitet,, :
morgen bier eingetrpffen mar. ipurse
sr aufgsforOert, iidb iofort na6 BOTS
Dam gu begeben, no Der 9aifer i'm
Su fpreden piinI6e. Gg beist nof
Der SronprinS isinem Batter erfldrt
bat. er iei fir nas 9etanntperSen lei.
mes Shreibens an oen Reid,stansler.
betreffs Der 6rauni6neioiihtn Sblons
fOlsefrage nidt psrdntlportlid1. {u
Dem Sdhreiben rroteitierte Der Grpf.
prtn5 ooge9en, hdB ieinem S6noQer,
Dem priHsen Grnlt 2lueuIt BON Suns
beriano geitdttet irsroe. 0sn 5brou
BON Sratnichneig Su beIieiuen. 10
ldnge er ni1t 0as Hare. unalbeioeutis
&C uno binoenoe Yeripreben aboibt.
Oab er fir immes duf Sen Sbron bon
9annnper perSi6tsi. Die Ronierena.
DIE Der adiTer 9eitern nit ieinem dltes
ten Sobne bate. Oauerte siemlin
larse. gean iuin oardns fblieben,
0db aniiden Batter unO Sobn iehr
ernlte 9iifersnSen bcIteben. gaah Der
Sonferena perlieB Der Rronprins Ods
failerli4e 9aIuls anIdleineno iebr
aufgeregt @dbrenb Ser Rpnfersns
ioll es pieoerboIt gu IebbaTtenl Nuss
acknowledgement gefommen iein.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-26
sSeppcIias yiadjrmf.
Nuilf)lnh iibrr llrlaAcu DER Warinc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Berlin, %. Stt. Grof Zeppelin
lpiomst belite ieinen BEL Der 9oto.
itropbe PES g 2" peruuaIiidfen W1its
orbeitern. ben ouf 70 Tc6redIide
Beiie aus benz 2eben gerifIenen OF
fi8iercn unb IonnIcboften, einen
pormen Ha6ruf, lleber bic NUT
moblicben llrlndeu Der aatoIfros
PIE, iiber Die fsin lle6erlsberber
4ufi3Iub geben tonn, bat 9irsttpr
GGencr bon ben Zeppelin Nerfen
Belte Elm @utodten n6geaeben. Sci.
ner 2lnIibt na9 1T 6os ltnqliid
pabriheinlidb bnrnuf suriidsufii6ren.
onb Der in Ser poroeren G3onbcl
einecboute WinoI6irm, Der BEN
3iped bat, bic 8emonnuna AL Ibiits
6en, oos abflisBen auseeItrDmisu
Sales gsbmbtrt unb inmit cine Grs
pfoiieif erfeihiert ht4he
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-26
SabrbuaDcttfeier.
GlGn5cnOer 9icOeaftus nuO iolenucr
Summers IN GbildOeluhia.

philadelphia. ga, %. 0ft. gu
elmer bon potriOtiI9em @eiIte gez
tragenen, erbebenben uno ipiirbiQen
&unogebung, tpel9e onldBIib Der
9unbertiabrfeier Der 8Dlferi6lad5t
BON 2eip8ig peranitaltet lpar, bate
fia geitern obenO ein GROCER Sell
bes 0eutI9tuins Der Staot Bbila=
oelpbio in bem geriammlungsIaale
Der 6oae Der 96ilaoelpbia=S Surn=
gemeinoe einsefunben.
Die 6eier mar ouF Mnre1ung bon
Poitor 9eOrge b. 8oFe bon benz
3entraIperbanb Der 9eteranen unb
arieeer Der 0eutTden arlnee peronz
ftaltet ipprben, unb aftip beteiliaten
ii9 an berieIben auBer ben @eteroz
nen bic Sdn9er unb Surner. gof1
einem BON SRI. g. sSrm9oro Oiebridb
geiprp4enen Prolog bielt 5err gDm
yoit, Der prdiibent pes 9erbanbes
Der 8eteranen uno ariseer ber beuts
>fhen g(rmee, Die 8egriiBunasrebe.
5eitrebner tparen Or. s. 5. 6eras
mer unb Batter b. 8oiIe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-26
ais Sesensrctterin.
WerifauiId]eS Mdodlen tritt fir per.
nrteiIte Amerifauer elm.

San Diego &oI., %. 0ft. g(us
Durango. Merito. purbe qeltern
bier 9smeIOet, baB bort 27 q(msri.
tuner BON meritonii6en Re6eIIen
erihoifen iperhfn iollten uno i'm
lebten &ugsnbIid BON einem meri=
toniIheu MGb6en eereitst putben.
8as Mdh9en ftsute fi4 sipif6en
Die Sooestanoiootsn uno Die 3ur
9ollitredung bes Hrteils abtomman=
oiertsn GpIOaten Der giebelen nno
Bat ben 8sfsblsbaber, bas Qetea Der
9lmeritaner 81 Ibonen. 9lnoere mss
ritaniicse Wid0ben ipuroen burh bas
@Orgehsn ibrer eieHoHen ermutiot
gtuh Iis Ieeteu fi1 irs n9ittsI nno
rubten niht eber, BIZ Der 8efsbI
1s9eben ipur6e, nas 9e6en Der 9srs
rrteiItsn su idonsa.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-26
lInhctmlid)e Sriefc.
5ran IN GbicaaO BON einent Grprciicr
bel1ltiat.

Gbicogp, %. Stt. 8rei 6etannte
bisIige 6rauen erbielten geiern anop>
me 8riefe, in benen i6nen mitqeteilt
ipurbe, OaB Die 8riefe gefG6rlidt
aronfbeitserreger entbalten. Ser
Sbreibsr Der 8rieIe - Die BoIi3sl
bat feTtgeiteGt, Dap 0ie brei gr;efe
pm elmer perfon beritnmmen - er.
bietet fidb, gegsn cine beitinmte Sumz
me, Die Gmpfdngerinnen Der 8riefe,
Die, pie sr fagt. i:der erfronfen tper=
oen, 5u turieren. Jur Die Namen DON
3tpei bieIer 5raueu fin6 befonnt gegss
ben. Die cine ift 5rau Sulius Roisnz
polo, Die @attin zines WeiaionGrs
Eno Qbilont6ropen uno bic anoere
cine 6rau Steele.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-26
SrcsIaner Sfauoalprosen.
SCrtrcter Der iOsenauuteH 9cbclutlt
nltO SdliileriHMen per;uidcIt.

Berlin, %. Oft. Sn gresIou
bat unter rieigem 9lnbrong Die,
8erhonblung bes StanbaIprp3eKes
begrHncn, in BEN cine groBc 9lnsobl,
Sum Sell re1t betannter 8ertreter
Der 8reslauer Iogenaunten 2e6epeIt
unb gong iunger, nob i6uIpfli4tis
ger MdbGen perpideIt iino. W}it
benz Pro3eb, iiber ben bic erHen
W1eloungen olerOings lpefenti6
iibertrieben iparen, murben mebrere
Selbitmoroe in 8erbinbung ee6ra9t.
Die 4ntIage 1T ouf Gruno BON
9aragrap1 176 bes Hei4sitroFgefeBs
bu6es erboben iporben. gla1 bieleln
Paro9rapben tonn auf 3u9tbous
biz 81 3ebn Sobren ertonnt iperoen,
Bel 3ubiGligung miIbernber llmfdns
be ouf feds Monote @efGn9nis.
Die Seffentli6teit puroe fir BEN
gr0Bten Seil Der 8erbnnblung ausz
Qefchloffen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-26
Seim 8ei@sfamsler
gotidlafter u. Ssruitorf pirS aud
uunI Safer euapfGuaeH.

Berlin, q. Ott. Der beutIde
8otidaftsr in 0aibington, graf b.
gernftorff Der gu elmer beionbersn
&onfersr5 nit benz Stootsietretdr
bes 9teubern b. Sogolp bier einges
troffen 1T, Bat aeitern abeno beim
aeidston3ler gefpeiit unb wurbe
teute in potsbom bom 8oiIer emps
fangen. Inter anberen1 ipirb @roF
Sernitorff nit bem Monor9sn aud
iiber @in3elbeiten oes Neubaus fir
bic @oTbingtpner 8Otfdoft fonfes
rieren, Der bemnGdit in 2(ngriff ges
nommen iperben ioa. 1lnmittel6or
nah Der 2tubien8 beim 8niier ipirb
Der 8otf9after 9sutidlonb tpieber
berloFen uno ii9 iiber Gferbours
auf bic Riidreiis mad ZEN gprt be-
aeben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-26
Yor5eIlan.N nsitc aung.
9as Saiierpaar uo9nt Der GrOffuHng
oerielbcn bel.

Berlin, %. Sttober. SIN gerli<
ner geiperbemuieum iit 9eitern bic
SubiIdumsausTeuung er0ffnet ipors
ben, bic bort bon Der &0nigliden
gor5enanmanufottur onldbIih Der
6eier ibres bunbertidbrigen Bette
bens beronftaltet nirb. Der aai.
Ter, Der an Der GntpidIung Der pors
3ellanmaHufattnr Elm belonOers res
ses SntersFe betdti9t, Bat nebit Der
&oiierin Der Gr0ffnung beigeluofnt.
9as aasndrtige @e,:2:;;t in Sotio,
oSdpan bat bsllte bef..ant ee9eben, Dab
Die japanii6e Reqisrune teine ariegs.
idiffe mad Merito fdidt.
Der @enera! GouDerueur oev
p6ilippinsn bat aeftern per aabel
grdIi0ent Willon rem 0dnt Der sill
pinos oafiir ii6ermitteIt, oaB cine 2tns
3abl pOn Gingeborentn gu Rsgies
rungs1mtsrn ernannt ino.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-26

- Sine 2ln3abI BON Wadnnern
orang 6eue fri6 in Die ltebsrbreitIe
8oritslung in lat a6te 9lbenue glelp
gort unb bsgann fofort eine SHiebez
rel Sin Wiann tpuroe gst6tet. 3ebn
Yerfonen ipur6en psrhdftet.
- Sn 4uguitd, Ga, ipnrbe geItern
bic antldeee gegen ben Reboftslr uuo
friiberen Observation-Disclosures
Der populiiten gartei Sbomas 6.
Batlon ipe9sn 8erien6uua obiS0nsr
2i.eratur bur6 ole poit ntsoergeI1laz
gen.
5euie am 20. Ottubsr BON 3
5a6rsn lsgte 9rdiiosnt Bilfon Isiu
2lmt ais Yrdlibsnt Der BtincstpH
llniperIitGt nieber. neil sr bon
Der bemofratiIfsn 9artsi als 9anois
oot fir oas pint oes @paxrneurs
nominisrt pproeH mar.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-26
rms Giiersndjt.
SiiIitler erlflicft ieine Sr.mt nnc Be.
Ge9t Dnnn SelbilmprD.

Berlin %, Oft. Cine 6luiiae
8ra9oOie Der @ifqfu6t bat fid5 in
@9drlottenbnrg abgefpielt unO errcqt
belonoers in 9iinitlertreiIen QroBes
S!ufTcben. Der Mdler gorgonq Bat
neriu9t, icine 8raut gu erffiebcu,
tno Ieinem eigenen 2e6en ein @noe
amd2t.
Der iunge 0lalcr mar Elm Go6n
oes betonntsn 2dnoimdftenmalers.
st ipar in Ieinem Qltelisr 6cim gtfls
Ulalen mad einenl attsMcbelI bsItbifs
tigi, dIs i'm ieine 9r1ut, bic dtnd9m,
@rnno sun Gifsrfrdt gu 6obsn, iilers
rait9te. Sine fur3e beftiqc Ssene;
EN- S9nB, unb idiiper pcripanoet laQ
bic graut am 9ooSt Gin SDsitcr
Gdub, un0 eine Sugel tdtic oem
Seben 0es 9iiuitIers cir enOt ees
mo9t. sr hattie iid, nit sig:ucr Soano
eridhoifen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-26
Gtprdl erlunrtrt.

St. petersburg, 20. Oft. Die 9(6>
reiie oes 2ei6ar3tes Der 53dtin nab
9ipooia in Der Srim bat oas bsreits
Dor einiqer 3eit aufgetau9te @sriitt,
baB bic 6erri9erin Elm frsubigss ga.
miiienersignis eripnrte, nur getpedt.
Sffi5;sa beftdtigt 1T bie WleIouna
iebo6 BIS ieBt niht.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-26

sSn Ger ,4cdoemp Of MuIic" in
Srootlnn lpir0 am SSreitag oie 0rsi-
jobrlilbe 8elttunpenti0n DER
sgBomaHS gbriltidu 3enpernnce
Union er0fTnet.
Die 4ttiigiieaer oes fu6duilhsa
aongreiies fDeiaern Iid ser gluFfor
oeruug oes grdiiosnttnN Nenocal mad.
5utomnen unb 5u einer ertra Seis
iion aaiamnlen Su tyeten.