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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-03

I Mr. and Mrs. Claus Augustus
Spreckels sailed last week for Europe
after a visit of three months In New,
York.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-31
Gortietung foIgt.)
Gic Monde pom 8rok,n 81. Bern
haro.

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Bernhard retten unb beberbsr9sn
nitt nur Reiienbe; tie nebmsn geIts
g.ntIid Iognr 3u9b09eI als Safe
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9robe WoIt. bon Norosn tommsn.
bic Td roTA benz 9oipi3 ndterts.
Die W0n6. .rtannten. oob Is Elm
orober Gdpnrm l3ugo09sI mar, Der
Ti6 rod Gii6en betueqt. unb oor
BEN f6ueren G6neeIturm einen
G6ub Iu6te. Gpfort offneten iie
ole Tiren unb f~5eniter 0eS SIoiters
Qebdubes. Gg mar bic bo6Ite 3eit.
Die 80QeI fIo1en bersituiQi9 btnein
unb fiQten i'm Qu1snbljd SdIs uno
.3enen Der W6nhs. IS narsn
G6maIben, bic oor 5unqsr, Grmis
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-31

an b.r gongr,bbi6liotb,t in
Woibington b,iinoen iih ub.r $500
Bidder ub,r GIttt,i5itat uno ibre
Dsrpenbung.
RAD cir Nor ggdhtu qi6t
Suropd fir isiue 6s,rs uro 5totf.n
idhrli4 iibsr IA WjlIiaroen Iottors
1rs. Der Bert TGm.iiAs. 6lnb'Iss
Ififf' Der NeI; btt;dqt 3 Williars
o.n Dollars.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
OHIO FROM MOUTH TO lrARIE1
ia HAS WROUGHT GREAT
- AMOUNT OF DAl6A0B

Dayton, Ohio; March 31-The water
Is receeding at this point and the suf-
fering has greatly diminished although
there is immediate Iced Of an immense
amount of money according to an an
nouncement made by the city officials
this afternoon. Food and clothing has
been provided for in plenty.
Marietta, Ohio; March 31-Every
city town and village from the mouth
of the Ohio liver to this point has
been damaged to some extent by the
torrents of water which are continual
~ on the rise and threatens to do even
more damage.
Cairo, ILL.,, March 31.-Even Illinois
promises to receive It's share of the
trouble from the foods, the water Of
the Mississippi and the Ohio rivers At
the junction here going over the levees.
The militia has beeh called into ser.
vice to repair the damage to the ,e.
wees as fast as pcsssiib'e.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

Every Tuesday =! nsor mag aow "
grab + up y the 81 st.te "a, sda;iiss i. in !; Z
frenzy Of e1e;tement t. run ever lie
headlines and add out whether
President wilson and family ssswor,.'
hip,ppea <quieay'' On Sunday d v Not;
81. he suddenly broke looss puasd
q. couple Of III shooters out of hfs
boot iegs and s6ot he electric likhts
al iont Of the ehaHdeEssAf's. =, This il
the fourth Sunday; ,E<hhSotv esv ~; thas
he has s"Eershippeds qpisbly z: end. the
chanees are thai tlsesubd DUNG stahn.
enee Of the Washington. atmosphere
together With the melliauents u oaes
Of BIN ,Bryan's Sunday voice win
have the De. desired effect. Of restrain.
ing the president from any Of . his
usual wild west etuntsespecially on
sunday.-Rugby optimdst. :. q.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
FOR THE STATE OF NORTH DA.
KoTA ACCORDING To THE 60
BOOSTER BUTTONS.

The Brotherhood of American Yeo.
men may elect to hold their next state
convention which occurs in 1917 at
Devils Lake. A spirited rivolry for
a meeting place for the big convention
four years hence has revealed some
clever canvassing on the part u Dew
lis Lake delegates at jamestown. The
convention has been sent an invitation
by telegram from the Devils Laks O6m
mereiaa club and representativesaf3f6m
the City on the Lake have pinned SUE:
tons and badges on, almost every Ollie.
gate. s..* sS,S ea'
The buttons and badgss resa;; 1'DJss'
10 Lake Does.'' ''Meet, me 1nefs ii
1917" ''The Central s7FConvS6tIon
City. . and; tsNorta Dakot2s Only
Watering Place. II y 1859 =
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

sectivenees the uspal. functions Of gov
,rnment; that when such - govern.
ment has been established, and its
power and good faith have been rea-
onably ihewa( & should be-
and recognized ~ this country, 40
matter whether Il 10 headed 81 Huer.
ia, De Il Barr., the younger q the
elder Dag member Of the M.der !
family, Or anyone else. That We be.
lieye to be. tho correct attitude Tor our
government to maintain. Grand Forks
Herald. dc
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
SAILOR HAD A SUCCESSFUL voY.
i. AGE LAST NIGHT AT GRAND
OPERA HOUSE. 'a'ys' 2 s's

The presenttion Il !. sfhssdb;sisdi,: de-
Sailor" last evening by The High
school students was attsnas by; q
large and apprecistive aaaienes. Tho
opera was put on IN a.very praise
worthy manner md -crediE-is due to Sle,
principals and choruses alike. 49,. J.
King. Muncho, Virgil Van, Fosssn,
and his band Of. eannibals With their
Wild antics Furnished much Of the
comic element that Is in the opera.
Arthur serumgard az s'singbad''
was very successful and added much
life and jest to tie performance.
Jessie Henley, 40 "Queen Gulnara''
Of the Silent Isle, ruled her subjects
in a hauty and perhaps At times rath.
er stern manner, as King Munich win
vouch.
Princess Aminta, the part being tax.
en- by Matilda sprng, was beautifully
played and showed that the young lany
is a rising young artist.
The songs and fancy steps given by
Louise LaRae, Agnes Mckee, Howard
DUEL, Fred Mann and James Torbett
were Of very fine quality and greatly
enjoyed by the audience.
VIM. Elmslie, as "Ajib" the court
magician, performed his difficult part
with great credit.
It is Impossible to give each and
every one the praise that Is their,.,
Tor the part they took in making the
opera succesa We win simply add
that whenever the high school gives
another opera they can be assured Of;
the patronage Of the public.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

- a - 4 - = O. "a. - --- 1870 - - -
commission well. We believe they
have been too strongly heralded, and
that too much will be expected Of
them. If they make good We are 60
ing. to he among the first to applaud.
We are going to help them in every
legitimate and fair way. But If they
"lie down On the job" or If they con
fess that conditions have been great.
" exaggerated and miuepresented, We
are going to laugh. They have plae.
ed themselves where they are fair tar
gets and, given provocation, We are
going to shoot-and keep ON shooting.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
: %**%*%*.@.%%,%%* N*.,

The reports which have been
received from the food stricken
districts Of Ohio and Indiana
have been most appalling. The
needs of those who are today
suffering from the dfes and The
J foods Ii those states are most
pressing ind I hereby appeal to
tie good citizens Z Il North Dar
fota for relief for those people
) and ask the people Of the state
) to contribute to help those VIZ.
have been 90 unfortunate. :
I have asked Hon. Morton
Page Of Fargo q receive from
individuals, civic !, societies, sef:
) ties towns and churches such
} subscriptions as may be made,
. and to forward to the relief
committee, to Miss Bell T.
) Boardman, chairman Of the ma
} tionA relief board Of the Am
reican Red Cross.
I hope and believe that this
; appeal will be promptly and
generously responded to.
) L. B. HANNA,
Governor Of North Dakota
) 4 4 = 4, = 4 = - =
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
UNITED ssEA1Bss sfA1RED R1evR1
81. 0RE .EAOToRYaAft DAYTON. :.
4. ]; Il; SUBMERGED: -.'ss= tfs:: t*

u Notice was can't the Devils Lake
postee hes this 4mesning tha1s tAssUnit
ed sta4es stamped epye,ops factory ).
" Dayton r. had lbeen compelled to !tsm.
porasily; suspend operation on aecoun,
'of. the foods which submerged that
plant along with tbs, city.
The postonice has orders for envel.
opes on file at the government factory
at Dayton from different firms. The
delivery Of these will be dela7ed, until
the plah: is sufficiently repaired to re-.
sumo operation. -, 8.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
TRIAL WHLsDRAu AsaR111sEss
BsaYoR DRFR1lm aPRAK q.
,s.3, -. POOR KlGaLIsH ~. ~

Minnewaukan,s March 31-s.rThe states
evidence was completed Saturday AZ
ternoon In the murder trial Of Sibil
Kahn charged with having killed Has.
san%sAbdulla, the Turk wrestler and
the evidence Of the defense was intro.
duced this morning Tom Shah being
the main witness.
The fact that both Shah and Kahn
speak Turkish and there is no inter-
prefer, win probably cause the case to
drag, as 1t Is hard for the court to
get just what the men are driving at.
who speak very poor English. Several
doctors have also been summoned as
witnesses in behalf Of the defense. It
is understood that self defense will be
the main plea Of the defendant.
sibell Kahn was identified by two
witnesses Saturday as the man who
purchased q revolver and a high pow
81, rifle on the evening Of the night
that Abdulla Hasan was killed. They
were Witnesses for the state in the
trial Of Kahn on the charge Of muir
der in the first degree.
J. Garnaes sold revolver which he
identified and which was found under
Hassan g body. E. spenser sold a high
power rife which also was found near
Hassans dead body.
These features Of the evidence, the
state contends, bears out the charge
Of premeditated murder.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

Probably one Of the most essential
attachments that come from school life
is the ability to perform, the ability
to enterain: = The educational value .of
the home talent production today /.
worthy OF consideration and Devils
Lakers should encourage, the high
school students in their efforts by at.
tendance at the performance tonight.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
DEED WAS RECORDED THIS Az
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ABOUT $4,000.

The Grand opera house building was
sold today by v. Gram to A. B. Ker.
lin and Joseph NJ Kelly, the consid-
Grafton being $4,000. The deed for
the transfer was recorded this after
noon. It Is one Of tho largest realty
deals that has taken place in the city
for years.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

There appears to be little change in
the situation In Mexico. The pro-
visional government is trying to sup.
press instructions In various parts
of the country, hut these continue to
be SO numerous in several Of the prov.
inces that the country is far from
being in state of peace. In another
column Is published letter from
Miss Dora Gladen, formerly Of this
city, and for some time engaged IN
missionary work In the City Of Mexi.
co. The letter was written after the
enforced abdicahon Of Madero, but
evidently before he was killed. In
her letter Miss Gladen refers re-.
gretfully to the attitude Of The Her.
aid with reference to the Mexican
troubles. The attitude Of this paper
has been that Of an observer rather
than that Of a partisan. It has real
lied that even persons who had good
opportunity to keep in close touch
with the situation were not able to
form very clear opinions as to The
merits Of the various controversies IN
the neighboring country, and it has
realized that in the absence Of a
reasonably intimate knowledge OF the
situation, which it is almost impossible
to obtain, partisanship with one faction
or the other would be absurd. Summed
up, the opinion OF The Herald has
been and is this: That the United
States government should keep as close
ly in touch with the Mexican situatioa
as possible, in order to be prepared
for any emergencies which might
arise; that this government should per
form no asst which could reasonably be
construed as an interference in the A.
fairs Of a neighboring nation unless
such action should be made necessary
by the palpable and evident failure Of
all government there, and the exist.
Fence or threatened existence Of q state
Of anarchy; that Il such emergency
should arise we should be prepared
to act promptly, and as effectively as
possible; that In the present distarct-
ed state Of the country we should BE-
cantious about recognizing a. the real
government of the country any OF.
ganization or combination which h.
not demonstrated it, ability and pur.
pose to perform; with reasonable Of.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
INCOME TAX REA11zAr1oN.

For the mill, the factory, and the
mart, with the Democratic administra-
ton in power, the watchword Is tariff.
This Is practical question. It Is =
bread-and-butter business. It 10 the
biggest thing ahead Of the American
people. But a. Legislative measure
u WEI not monopolize public attention.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

As usual Secretary Kenner has the
latest Ideas for improvement even to
pie top coat. The arrival Of summer
VIII be announced by = straw hat.
No wonder the Commercial club wheels
are always in motion.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

President Wilson is making prac.
tice Of returning presents made him
and the people Of the United States
are wondering what Is to be done with
that turkey that Is already being fat.
tened for Thanksgiving day.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

A case Of smallpox has developed at
the white house. No longer does Pres.
ident Wilson have to send out the
warning that no Office seekers will be
entertained there. The small jox sign
is enough.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

The World believes that the benefit
to be provided by Devils Lake organ.
izahons for relief fund Tor the food
sufferers very worthy movement and
will be ready to assist in any possible
way for such worthy canse.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

Judging from the ealamities due to
weather conditions Of the past week
scolensl Wills 40 Moore got Of the,
job . chief q. H. weather buresn
just II time.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

According to rumor which prevails
on the streets today, General a. NJ.
:Creel Of this city who Is now in In
'diah Territory having left Washington
:is soon to be honored with the ap-
,pointment to the Office Of Supervisor
'of Indfen schools In the United States.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

The new postmaster general is start.
ing Investigations to learn how the
last four administrations have left the
postofice department. There Is one
thing that the department has been
left with and that is lot Of scared
Republicans eager to know how many
OF chem will retain their Jobs.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

The signs Of spring predicted for
Easter Sunday blew down when Sun
day arrived. Wonder II he signs Of
spring evident today win be baown
DOWN. ss,.s... n
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
laaHlrE 81 AVE BOOK

exposine he hessihs nd hidseus t!sta asess ~
HIM n yoe RtgiA and The mstAaae u ~ ~
heuada 81 10 Odd vAess essss =. = 49,
IN aHl1ti4 s1sas i5ao ID LIE q $500
~ ysrns eisis tito satssine q
Ra1 eSoot The faikes vhe fouDd his eAotaG
FORA his sveeiheaSt 10 thess resorts vhea hey
~ speeS1Se - vs,k,aG Biz 10 pare e9oe: sseasSy
sssisS. Ss,0ai1 3Be. uDF1go ~ NJ 9tA -,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

.,:sss sGs sHIsItas s?oa :sa,
= Governor Hanna mas vetoed the
appropriation for the tax commission
upon what seems to Us most justih-
aide. grounds.
His contention il that the com.
mission composed Of three mon ii
an expense to the state totally be.
yond the comparative value that
they render to the tax payers Of Tie
state. Y
He contends that one man would be
sufficient and render more efficient and
economical service to the state, than
this commission which is to expend
from fifteen to twenty thousand dol
lars per year. t,,y.t,
They have already spent several
thousands of !. dollars in the eight
months they have been organized,
and so far as results show their
services have resulted in no benefit
whatever to the state.
The jobs were created in the first
place, apparently, for the purpose Of
paying political debts.
For our part, we don't believe The
tax payers Of the state should be
called upon to pay political debts Of
our state executives-no matter who
they may be or what their political
affiliations are.
It is q well known fact that Pack.
ard, tho chairman Of the commits.
sion, hs spent considerable Of his
time in his own private work, out
side,.ef the commission =: y.
!, We. doubt very much wihsthst o.
not Packard . sesvieesf j. to-. the stats
in. that capacity have been worth IA
exceed fifteen cents.-Rugby optinist,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

We advise the North Dakota demo-
crafts eager to Congratulate Ex-gov-
ernoe Burke on his new Job. That, tAsy
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04


A sentimental question as yet the
income tax, while Congress deals with
IL, viii be more in the popular miad
and on the popular tongue than the
tariff. The newest national Obey,
ioinered into the Coastitution scarcely
a month before the Inauguration Of
Mr. Wilson, excites the Imagination Of
the millions Of our population. The
thought of < discriminating tax g be
paid only BY "those who can best AZ
ford 70 pay It" : something to oh
senge the popular fancy. But the
question hiss very practical side Po-
tentially, i 10 y pregnant of serious
national history as the tariff. -
The big possibility ofian income tax
as some political students deliberate
it, is not how much money eaa be-
swept into the treasury every yea.
from tho erich" It can easily be .
hundred millions. With no great Diff
dculty i can be two hundred millions.
Under our Civil War schedule It could
be four hundred millions-more than
half enough to meet the expenses Of
the government.
But this Is not the possibility tina.
engages the thought of those political
Students. Not what could be collected
from the erich man." Not that, but
what would be the effect, fret upon
the "poor man" paying none Of that
tax; and, secondly, upon the common
country of both the poor man and the
rich man.
That school of political economy
holds that no tax that does not bring
home to every citizen-by personal ex-
perience with direct cause and effect
what It means, can be wise tax.
That for the hundreds to lay the taxes
upon the Thousands, without pav
any themselves, and the millions to
lay them upon the thousands, sets up
In ultimate consequences vicious con
dition Of the ancient proletariat para
site upon the involuntary few.
France, those students point out,
has thus far denied the income tax en-
trance into its political syetem, while
the rest Of Europe has eagerly en-.
braced It and .extorted out az Il Ill
there was to he e1torted. And tho
French peasant, they emphasize, with
out discriminating income tax, il 10,
day the world . banker. The frApeA
they 60 on, tax impsstiaaiy tho least
aloag with the: greatest O. that tho
man with a con in his pocket, Ike the
man With mill iohs.;in hia::bank,x nay
qDow Whist tt.A,to equaadeE, spd ppon
whom, individually, aad. nationally, IN
the. hast an p j falls ~ eeonom.s
and SOCIAL ia. penalty II s.,,s,....s ,.,s,.
Az Sh ri !! Ni IL some up j., sharp debete
before there b laid In. the Uniteo
States the income tax that eeems sure
to be imposed 81 81 tits Congress. Then
in the manner Of Imposing It; with
the sfinal national accounting, win come
the proof of the pudding In the eat.
ing: :-Munsey's Magazine. ,,aa r.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

World "wants" Bring Results.
World "Want Ads" bring results.
World "Want Ads" bring results.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
PLU0KY Bl.A0KBIRD
spends WINTER m. A
NORTH DAKOTA sPARM

= 80. l~DS1AoSS 8 41&AA&
Jamestcwa, N. D., March 81
Willard PIERCE whose farm b e.
; few miles 1osth Of tie city. Aas
; better story than ths&; Of tie, y
~iad duck staying Ii NosthtDe-
; ko&a al winter. a eou1tnosa
hlaekb&rd - remained on The
Pierce farm the entire winter
; and has como through IN rood
; shape. For some reason tbs
suaaaser visitor from a4he' south I
did not leave orthtDakttaslast
tall but fingered around the
barn and millet -stacks On the
: Pierce farm and has been fire.
; quently seen in the trees. He
subsisted almost entirely on
millet seed. :.
,zts - ,.!satE,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

: Election noise : % soft tha. you;
could hear pin drop.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

4 World "Want Ads" bring results.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

World '.waats'' Brig Rss,lts.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

7 ~
Who would ever think that election
sdayssuasa onlyshvs: aayasa~ay. u. n
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

refrain next week while he Is counting
the noney II the uaited States.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

World wants bring resmt..
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

''u' -.:v saA ziIeH NOT
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

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