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Qer enaIIide MIniLier b.s aug.

Der eneIiIde wliniiter bss giig.
pdrtiocn, Carl wreD, bot bic De.
ipeguna CUR Gbrung @eorge Ma.
ibinstons in GnaIanb iHiBenirrt, no.
nab mierem erften p%rdiioentsn elm
TenfmnI IN Der Beitmiuiter.a NIB
tel eeiegt Mno Die @eburtsitdite iei.
ner Abnen In Gnslnno tduiIid er.
iDorben mo ais @aaiabrtsort fir
ameriIaniide gatrioten ioiuie ais
bonogreiiliher geipeis fir Die
enaIo . amcrifaniihs gcrbriioerrne
Sienen ioa.
es bonoelt iid alio I'M Elm poll.
Tides Manoper 81 Dem 3med, DIE
Scr. Stnnten fir cine Nlinrs nit
england 5i aetpinnen, reip. fir bic
Gntsnte. Gns aeht aus elmer Reoc
oes Carl @rep. bic CT bel Der Dor.
feier belt, berpor, uno morin er
bon elmer anglo. i1tiiid. feltiiten
aonioliOierune iprafl.
Die asltcn iinO natiirIid ni6t
Gle SrIGnoer, ionoeru Die 5ronsoicu,
nit melhen Die G~nglanOer iebt
rententiert" iinO-im Elm reiies
@ort sl bilosn. Sn oieien gumo
idoner SeeIen motten tie aud Die
Ser. Staoten germ bineinSieben
slber Sieie peroan iiderIid niht ouf
ben Seim geben.
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nichts mehr III rerIieren.

Die 1irfsa fdsnn f4 nod gar niat 10 eei9agen boyutomm.n. hs
Ns br gei sritefuen. Benisfens tDtgrn lie fd .ntfdtOsn, bic aunfss
euen5en aus i1ren NieOerLagen 5u sieRn, bic bic JrhbsnsunterbdnOer Der
crifaiAen 8atantaoten dig bic un%abpeisbarsn binfensn.
limb penn man oapOn ausgbt, baB bic 9urtti ber.t If, ibr suropGis
sdes ee6iet, nit Der Marisa os psfHtem gren5fub umb uner gebsbuIt
res glajsts QOrianppl abSutreten, 10 nirb man 3ugsbsn mifisn, bab na9
FOLDER amputation ibe Stelung Oplomaifd cine isr fart. it, ioIans.
reber Hubanb NOD England RonFontnOpel in ben Sdnbsn zines Der fs.
riten Gtaaten ipiHsn; fonoern es Der slrtt srbaHsn isben polen. @abr
fann bonn her 1lrti nibt nehr genonrnen rerben, os mas bic gulsaren
ano Gerfsn foroern. gerpsigern fam feline Strdfe mebr bring,n. Rur
nd 8Orefe. 5dbf Elm Nie0erbegnn BEG areseg fam feline Ginbube an
osbist me6r brfHgen. SIN ganFiahen Sale iogar bel ansrHien ouf BIZ:
9idabofofde ginie cine 8soerberFeauns Der tirtihen Dafpne6r..
aus sbn bifem Srunbe 1T 0r @sOsrbseinn os arRses obr u6
rurua9ri4einlaa. Die @er6inrshn nerDH ppbl benz 5ungr in aprms
aDptI bos su fun ibsrhfe, mos gsr6anOluns.n nift srriden, uno Dt.
iOIaust hn5ie4en, Bis Oas gefde6en fl.
90 enn man BON Der groBauisen g~eerOigun9 Int" - fhretbt
cfn EouihbIott - Sic cine grau in @enpbis ibrer totem Safe peron.
ftaupte, Der fe fr5 8ubor elm Salsbano gefauft bntte, oos $1,000 foHets
fam man fh 0s @eoanfens nht gan5 euti9logen, mas fir cine Srone
0cs gdidials e. tit 0a8 cine iolfe Safe ferben nno en 10 berrldtes
Gralen3nnmer Iebcn I1H@
4M
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ylit Dduitrn bon Der tJdrbt lang
aomm Pets benz GpitItr cine @rdno,
Dod baIis ftlt elm bIoniss Duus,
Das brinsf Du 70 ipls 70 mad 6ouf,
IN ts fdon fpdt no6 Mitisrna9t
linb flrdttF Du Der Satin Modt,
GO fngf Du an snns unuuapunbsn
Die Iebitn 90 Runbtn.
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gint furdtbdre Slut
tat errsgt in Der ruFifden 9aupts
ftoot srobes aufie6en. Sn Der &as
ferne Der Reittnbsn 4rtiIIsriebrigabs
brad Elm 8rdnb aus. Der fdnell ges
l0idt ipuroe. MIs Elm Der granbs
'tiftuns perbd4tiser llntsroffi3isr pers
hoftet tperoen fOllte, erf9oB ct ben
Stabstdpitdn aologripou, osripuns
bet. ,inen MilitGrfdr,ibsr unb oann
fi6 i.lbft.
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yerswiHter In Der Sdweis,

Aus Der Sd1fpet5 miro gelmriebeH:
lluf ben Soben berridt felt bielel,
lagen iumoerpoaes Wetter. Tus
nnn1e Mlpcnaebiet itrnhIt log fir
Gag i'm berrlidfieu SonnengIanp.
r1hreno i'm GieiIanb uno oui Der
Idrpei5eriiden &odebene elm bidltes
Rpbelmecr Iogert, aus Dem be Soben
Don etipa 500 Netern nnb barber
pie Snieln berauBraeen. Der Simmel
iber Dem 0ebeImeer III fIar uno mol.
teulos, uno RadtS geniebt mon IN
6ternengefmifel tpie in belen 5riib.
iinesn1fteu. Gnbei III Die Eempcra.
tur auf 0cn Soben bel miIoer ais
nnter Dem Webel I'm 3baI: auf BEN
Rtgi unb Dem piIntuR, oIio mlf so.
ben I'M Die 1000 Dieter beriim, iiebi
bic 3emperatiir bel Sonnenoufaarg
MIR ipcrig inter Run, unb i'm Shat.
ten tp1bren6 bes 3aees iogar iiber
Dem @efrierpunft. gm 8. bs. Seietc
bos thermometer Weittags 1 llbt
ntf Atgi.aulm 2 @rao, IN ct. Worit
! Grab, auf Dem @ottborbbofpi5 Il
SraO, pdbreuo gu gIeider 9eit 8i.
rid IS Grab un6 Bern "A @rno
1%ufpieien. lleber Waneel an Sdnee
bat man iif in bieiem Griibpinter
I'm @egefnt ~ ben letter. Sobren
uit,t 81 betlagen. gs Iiegt nui BEN
3an3en Hor6bans bes Mpengebietes
zine tiihtige Stneebede, Die Dem
RooIer uno Dem Stifabrer eemiigt.
Der Rfei meIoet 40em Shnee, 9aoos
10, bos gnea6in 30 bis go. 2ludl
auf ben Soben bes Suras Iieot
Der Shnee einen baIben Neter
hoh. Ous @ottborogebiet lit be.
~Tonbers ihneeih aus 4noermuti
pirb Elm. SdnsebSk bon 80 GIN. g.'
mtlbst, unb duf BEN gotiborbboIpi3
lisgt Der Sdnee dHSsribaIb Mete
tod. Dagesen 1T bies Sabr bic Glib
Ttants bss Goitbarb fdlsdt,r mil
.eanse beSsdt. IS III ionft umse'
ttbrt airolb bat in Der Rsssl mebr
56nts dls Goidenen, unb bas tsfis
ntfde gebrsttotbal. bos fid bon airos
10 ip.flid s.ssn BEN Stufenpob bin.
,isbt, gilt als iane. uno IopineH.
reidfs Sbdl Der Sdfpei3. Gs fallen
bort of gang unsIoublide G9ne.mais
len, unb bi. gtorsttobOrfsr OTaco,
bontand, 8ilLa nro Roneo iinb oft
podtnlang BON iebem Derteber mil
airolo unb bomit bon Ger 4ubentpsli
n%baeiperrt. Muberorbenilih< Gdase
moFen iperben aud bonn sroben ct.
Bernhard gemefpst. Die GhnWbob.
bstroae bort obtn I'm bos 5ofpi5 ber'
nm 1856 en-, unb man babe bisien
Dinter f1on 9emptraturen bon Is
8ub unt.r Rull eebdbt. Srobbem
baden i'm laufs b.s Wonats Robents
ter nod 204 italienifhe 4rbeiter ben
grObsn ct. Bernhard paHirt; elmer
fei aIleroings nit erfrorensn 5dnbsH
unb Diben ansetommen. Srob Der
Gr5ffnuns Der Gimplombubn pirb
Der Grobe Ct. Bernhard audi i'm min,
ter nod biel bon itnlieHHden arbets
tern iiberfdritten, bic fih Bel ibrtr BIZ
tunntsn SpdrIdmfsit bas Gelb fiir bic
GiIsnbdbnfobrt erfparen fpolIen. Muns
DER bssablts NIT benz GDbe cber NIT
.erfrorenen Siben. auf benz SGn'
tis, $500 3D.. li.gt Der S9ne 249
en-. bod. Die Srau bes Wstterpurts.
bic aud bort oben iibertpintert, mar
Isstbin f6psr irant, unb es mar tsi'
ne lei6ts So9e. i6r In bic pinterIi6s
Ginfdmteit binauf dratlide 9ilfe 3u
brinssn. @ber Elm topftrer arat bat
es bod sefDast.
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Warum Iano CreoitbanRen
oearunoet w.roen muren,

&tN
auf cine anfrdgs bon tinem aea, mas r. bon Der Ginfabruns bon
eano arbitbanten mad s~uropaHfem WauHer in am.rita baIts, antpDr
ht Der Rem Yrt Seral0": ~ ..0as 1T cine 5rdgs, 81, ni1t I'm aus.nbhd
6eantfDortst nsrbn Tam, lotdls 8~erbdItnifs, 9tt6oSsn uno 9raohion.n
in beIem aauOs fnO pit perfdeOsn bon benen in Der alien M.H. IS lit
ieood liar, oob % niht ratfam II, fh NIT ioMen ntb,nlGdli6en Jroeen
ME bic aufhFmung os arsbits elmer btionosrn auHe unlerer gsDGlt.s
runs gu be9dfhgsn, 10 LANCE Ole Rsgierung uo oos Doll oieiss Qdnoes
Fd nit Der a0ung oes 0runoprOblems os gourant, ganfs umb ar.oits
psfsns abnibt IS mub ieooh often anerannt nsroen, 0ab Der Berger,
Der eano ooer in ausfdi febsnos Grnten as gurdtaft oubi.ttt. tiner
areoit 5u 10 nhbrsem 3insfub srparten Tam, os Der gRanr, Der On.
Ieiben maht anf @tturndsn, Die in elmer GtunOe lton in g aratIb uma.s
panotlt perben .Cnnen@
9os tit MoQ Gtrettg @timmt, Die Gtimms Der Soffinan3, tpste mi:
Oen Gsbe bs Jarmers fpetuIiert, IS ourd osen gant 5u sinsn nROdssn
3fnsfuB erfSf uno gu einsm ooppst b0heren 3trafub an icinen geObe-
Darftigsn GaGbnr ptt0er aashbt Die gsgrinoung, oab ole Sotfnans
oen GARNER sinsn bssersa 3nsfub dnrs4n.n nnb, neil oehsn Gi4srbsfsn
Hiht 10 ts6t in @arsslo u~mgsfsst# peroen tGnnen, Fd nnt gut fir Spdus
Ga~itons3nsds tansr, 3dgt Dem 6armer osutHt Die 9DtDenbigfef, fem
gslo su Saufs 8u tefottsn uuO Ourh aunbsau0tbunin an icinsn Radbar
snssulefAen. aafott auI umDegsn ourc Die guba ginansy 3entrn os
2eness. (eat. GOtr)
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aie anaeIiddElden gettern.

gs lit i'm nagemeinen befanilt,
bnB Die Sbee Der Srmoertiabr Seier
oes 6rieOens 5Diihen ben Ser.
Staoten uno England aus Dem eng.
IiiheH ausluartigen gImt itammt.
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H(aIIifi5irte an5eiqen!

Seutide aalenSer fret Del gsrnnct
& Son, Grugoiiten, t402 iiioIids
16. Strabe. Eel. Douglas $3.50.
Telepbon Douglas 1850.
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De- GngIau6cr Cir Sborras 2iptor be5eitnet oas grinfem as
6n 9Min Der 5ipiiGerten @olfer. Sn benz @iier, ieinen Zee an ben
M2mfn aa brin9en = 2tpton bot nit Dem Eeebanoel Elm groBes germOgen
crfporben II nberFe1t CT, bab eg fr icne 21nosIeute feline lu5fpHiiertere
asntipn gMt dis Sic alrfen, uno Die trnfen nuht
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3 i 2rtc, Bic fh Ionareien uno a~tmehsfnng tDlnfhen, lit
S. gredfo ali prnpRbeu. Tort gibts feline GiHt0nigRit cine ISOLDE
merSen Die aaaferrrgsruppen perntdtet, Die anocre meroen Die Hebet.
len in oe Wfanne eebaren. ober fui1: ie mebr az ibg medicIt, osto
n1xhr tItbfs bmt oascnc.
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gu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Store nit
Seller. ode 16. uno ginton
StraBe. Mietbe $t5 per Monot.
0af8ufragen 1884 ii0Iide 10.
StraBe ODER Gelepbon Douglas
24S0. 800.
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9emtiGe &alenoer

iegIiden Gbarafters. bamoriitiiher
uno erniter Ratur, Oeutide Bidder
uno 3eitidriften, oeutide Slid.
prniffarten fir aIle @eleeenbeiten
lei Suart G. MeaelDp, 100 iiiol.
Iihe Is. Strnbe, Omaha. gebr.
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SRat-@steimnigt.

1--WE ~ EhN 0tsst9 aHe WIN stf'
geIn
gibt ss I'm Gntptl ftTit Neseln.
Spdt Iernt ft Wander, Wlanhsr frib
Brand Giner abtr lsrni is ME.
Spitlf Du su Qi,r,n, iti psrIatpieasn
oalfs WauI unD LAB ben Stat bib 4
litgtn.
n iblthttn SpieIen uno rsft tbeutrr
9srIud bic Rodbdrn un~5ufsusrn.
Isrmsib' bas moseIn unb bas Rsbsr
lnJ Glib ltin 2sihtn Ssin.m aAisen
jieb nidt nit fart mari rten Rutsi
lnb unt.rnb bas 2urtsnsuder.
Ods rSourn,s" min 9elernt erTt iein
Der's nidt ptrftebt, fGlt furhsbol
rein
llnb finbtt ss bdnn isbr eemtens,
Nenn sr mus fpisIen .Obne 34ne".
Wtr Inoern germ mt fdletten Ruutr
9i, Butter ninmt bon ibr.n Stuasn.
ulit LANCER dlOtt, obns Sisben,
Dds III elm aorfier Iets s.%bIisb,n,
9ournirE Du absr siitn .llntsr"
CO lpitle .granb" fuel uno muntsr,
Denn offers - bore msiRen Ratb -
aiest nod Elm 3neitsr Sung" I'm
Stat.
Gar iebr bort man bic 9sute ifimpfeH
Oft auf Elm Spiel nit Iisben Triim.
pftn,
Der MersIaube lit gu bumm:
DEM nir menus idItht iitt, eebt "a
rum.
gtim .Stnten" Tel man ia ni4t fIi9,
tig
limb ienf Dor aIen Dtneen ridtig;
Defenders III es gum gnt,iid,n,
adnn man 5tpti blante 3ebne briden.
Driidt Did aud nod 70 febr Der
S9ub,
60 fnrotre bod nal fred Mtout,
DietDsil in jeslifer GeftuItuns
e-iclsreid e..se itrumme 9oItuns.
6ot Du men a0nis uHb ne 3ebus
Sn elmer 5drbe oan5 aueene,
60 ipiel, als bdtteft Du aud bna
Ddus,
1d! 3ebne mOslidft bnrmios aus.
Sebr luitis lit bos DdrferrpimmeIn,
0od fdnt man oft aus alien Simmeln.
Wlan srniet niht bes partners Dant,
Wlaft sinsn Slid bic 3ebns blant.
Der SpieI.r muB ffh Ffeis bsfleiBen,
Die nJanben" f6Ieunisft db5ufdmeis
ben,
Denn fliest bic 3ebne ftets duf Dous,
go iit's nit ieinem Spiele aug.
Dem Spisler bringt man, ME betanut.
Die LANCE Sorb' in @Orberbanb,
bod binten brinst man ibm gum
SturN
Wom5sIit nsrf1tsnbsels bic Rurat.
Dor 4Ilem mub man .s perfteben,
quF's Spiel 'es partners einsusebsn
unb ibm bic 5orb na65ubrinsen,
Die CT se5eigt bor allen Oins.n.
bod Iinb bic 2ehne urto bas 0nus
IN elmer Garbe fdon beraus.
Mubt NIT 'nsr anbern Du's berfuder
son nidt Dein Vurtner ihrein I'M
fluten.
5m Colo mub Elm jsber Munn
Die Garben fpehIeln, tDenn CT Tam,
Damn 1T es aud i'm SolO better,
gu sisben mOslifNf feline .aefer".
Deib maj, nidi, mas man ipisle.
fam,
gringt man ben Gpielsr felbsr bran
unD lam nuf beNtu faultn Rdrtsn
Run nit Gemiiiblibieit fein iportsn.
4nf .llnter" beiBt be Ressl rllnter
Don Der man abipsidt aud mituntel
urb bat vS9eu Wtn3el" man gu a
gen,
WuB man Jpn balb BEN partner &c
gen.
Man sibt, tpsnn i9hai man unb &C
riebsu.
Dem Grsunb bic Geun unb ni6t b
Giebsn.
Cont b.ntt berIeIbe, Soft lei DonI
Mein Greunb III In Der Jorbt bIant
Gpi.lt Dir Dein Jrsunb ne Gorbe al
90 Idneioe ME aaf Deintn damn,
% bnisr, i3tnn CT un1t3ugelt,
WomOslid did i'm gale priisslt.
geim Mbfperfen lei niti 81 Htia
Dian bdIt ben aOnig ftets gu britt f.
'usppoipl
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Hui 5ta Wiaionsn Slid ber.fMt rim am,gisanfasr pgcfsFo.
hn m~Qsochntas Sr g1tlt. er iori: feHe sarm!uns sumal I'm trro.
pdi1xr eroSmahAn anDishr. ssatl,i fiaeta hi .Aras cnisn.ks fir
ihr na4fss RruvSt CECIL
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Tos pretspiroigite Glen bel
Better Rnns. Geutfhs Slide. 1903
Dodge Sirabe, 2 etcd. NnbIaek
ter 25 Gents.
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Sans sn berfanfen--Gin @obnbaus
nit 8 8immern, &eiBmdnerbet
Srng, @ns mo eIeftriifes 2ift.
mooerne @%inrihtnng, bi1ig si Der.
faufen beim gigentbiimer, 1916
Martbn StraBe, Smaba.
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7r. u. q. Jr5nion, 3abnarst
granbris Wetanbe 1immsr 400.
Gmalirte TiiiinRseu esnau tuie 3dtS
nc Seine iiiniIiMe 9dbnt. @fp
iprtA,sn bsnti4.
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@ir orbeitep 9ametl. mo Scr.
renfleioer ouf. Heinigen nio gii.
eeln. MGbige Rreiie uno erltfIalii.
&c arbeit earnntirt.
ID. Senfel,
2407 9eapenfporth Ctr.
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Srgeno cine glrt bon aleili.
Danoelgeihdft beiorgt ODER perfnuft.
acnnebef 60, sos See @ebdnoe.
Omaha, Sch. If.
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Ir. @. g. Srncnlrs ocutihsr
5abnar5t. AT Barter gIod. iB.
lub 6arnam StraBr Tel DouuI.
$50 - Sno. u 1912. epredinir,.
hcn non . mas his 3 lihr Nohin
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Hahnarstr.

CT. ]. ". @ouaf, 3ahuar5t 10. u.
Douglas Str, Continental or.
Eel. 8ougIls h077.
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atentaawdit

$. VI. Stnrees. Vnteutanip@It,
GAS @rnnoeis Tbelter DIba..
gbone. Q. 3469.
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Miaaro Gbbp, gateute, 1880 Gin
gtational 8ant Building. Eel.
9pler 1889; Snb. a.1864.
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HuERTA WANTS
OFFICIAL +! { ! Al. NOTICE /
Reason for Not Replying to
!. Wilson's Note.
SUPREME JUDGES QUIT

Provisional President of Mexico Will
Be the Entire Government if Resiq.
nations Continue-Six Foreign Min.
listers Ask Home Offices to Send
Warships. =
Mexico City, Oct 17-General HUI
erta's explanation of why he has not
replied to the unequivocal note from
President Wilson, according to one Of
the dictators close advisers, is that
he did not receive the note officially.
This is the Huerta version of the af-
fair:
Charge Nelson O'Shaughnessy re-
ceived the note by cable from Wash.
ington and took it to the national pal
ace. Huerta read it and then asked
O'Shaughnessy:
do you want this note to be Off
cially accepted and answered by me?''
The charge cabled the state depart
ment for instructions and was told
not to present the note officially.
Americans here believe that Huerta,
though he has relieved himself of en-
barrassment by saying he did not get
the Wilson note Officially" neverthe:
less will respect it and not force a
crisis in Mexico's relations with the
United States. .,M., ....... ....z.,..:. -
The situation is strained to a great
degree, but there are those who re.
fuse to admit that it is critical Huer-
ia sympathizers say that the dictator
is justified in what he has done and
that if he be let alone Mexico will
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ave fair election and va. I.ay

nave Idlr electlOn ana WA Elarlfy
the atmosphere and vindicate sHuerta
It appears that the provisional presi.
dent Is likely soon to be the whole
Mexican government. Already with
out a congress he is apt to be with
out a judiciary. Four of the fifteen
judges of the. supreme court have re-
signed and it is said that the others
will follow.
More Foreign Warships Wanted.
: Great Britain, Spain, France, Cuba,
Norway and Guatemala are expected
to order w2rships into Mexican wa
ters to furnish protection to their
embassies md legations If this ac-
ton is taken it will be in response to
formal requests to those governments
BY their diplomats following a con
ference of ENJOYS called by the Span
ish minister, senior of the corps
The diplomats asked their govern
ments to follow the example of the
United States, which has a fotilla off
Vera Cruz, and Germany, which has
two warships on the way across the
Atlantic The conference also made
a formal request to the Huerta govern
ment that 5000 troops be kept in the
capital for the protection of foreign
erS. ~. .
. Mexico City now is very meagerly
garrisoned, nearly all of the Huerta
troops being in the field against the
constitutionalists
Huerta's explanation of his high
handed action in failing 10 members
of congress was made by one of his
close assistants. :
He said the members would not be
harmed and would be liberated as soon
as a new congress is elected. This
election is now set for Oct rs.
Huerta dismissed congress and i'm
prisoned the lawmakers, the state
ment: says. because he had evidence
the deputies were actively aiding the
rebels by passing arms to them.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-10-17

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Athletic Club dance at the club
rooms Friday evening. -. .
To Boost for the girls in the
Schroeder Pioneer Free Piano con-
test. -..-..
70 cut the 100 vote coupon out OF
this paper and save it for your favor
tie contestant in the Schroeder
Pioneer Free Piano contest.
Phone Society news to society edi-
tor, phone No. 81. ....
!. o. Myhre of Wilton was in the
city today on business.
A J. Lndest of Moose Lake was a.
Bemidji visitor Thursday.
Go-carIs retired at the second hand
store.--Adv.
Mir. and Mrs William of Chicago
were in Bemidji Thursday
F. G. Babcock of Crookston is
transacting business in the city.
A. C. Kunertz of Grand Forks is
transacting business in the city.
Go-carts repaired at the second
hand store.-Adv.
G. H. Hansel of Bagley transact
ed business in the city yesterday.
Leonard Murry of Duluth is in the
city on business and visiting friends.
Mrs. Fred Smith of Cass Lake
visited friends in the city yesterday.
Sugar is down. II pounds for
500. Schmitt's Grocery.-Adv.
G. T. Kennedy of Grand Rapids,
spent Thursday in Bemidji on bust
ness.
d. w. Ryder of Staples is spend
ing short time in the city on bust
ness.
Sugar is down. II puonds for
800. schmitt's Grocery.-Adv.
r. R. Montgomery of Crookstonis
among the business visitors in the
city today.
B. T. Wilson of Blackjack is
among the north line visitors in Be-
midi today
Fancy fruit for the table and sick
room. The best is none too good, at
Peterson s.-Adv.
A. T. Waffle of Staples, Minnesota,
spent Thursday in Bemidji transact
ing business.
Mrs. A. A. McGill of Kellihere is
spending the day in the city on u
shopping tour.
Mrs. L. H. Fuller of St. Louis Park
is the guest of Mrs. G. H. Strickland,
Patrick-Duluth Machinaw for
men, women and children. O'Leary-
BOWser Co. ADV.
G. H. Rawden and two sons of Will
ton were in the city on business to-
day for a few hours.
The farmers of the town of Liber-
ty are loading car of stock at Will
ton today for shipment.
Mrs. Hank Ives of Cass Lake spent
yesterday in Bemedji on a shopping
tour and visiting friends.
Byron Russell is confined at the
st. Anthony hospital with a resious
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. John Richards re-
turned this noon from a trip to the
coast. -. .r'. s~...,~ .. .s
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Phone Society news to society edi-
tor, phone No. 81. g.:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-10-17

l. o. Myhre of Wilton was in the
city today on business.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-10-17

One of these days you ought to
go to Hakkerups and have your pic
ture taken.-Adv. ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-10-17

70 cut the 100 vote coupon out OF
this paper and save it for your favor
lite contestant in the Schroeder
Pioneer Free Piano contest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-24
CHICAGO PLAYERS
SIGN TO HOLD OUT
Sex and Cub Players Sign Round
Robin Agreement to Hold Out
for Certain Demands.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-Owner Com.
iskey of the White sox adopted an
I should worry" attitude today when
he learned that several members OF
the Sox whose contracts expired this
year, are among the players in both
leagues who are said to have signed
round robin agreement not to sign
for next season until certain demands
made of both magnates in both
leagues at the annual meetings are
granted.
II do not know all the things the
boys will ask said Comiskey, "but
| understand that some of them are
perfectly reasonable and should be
granted. Others are impossible. But
the season will start just the same
rext year
Manager John Ewers OF the Cubs,
admits that number of his men are
in the argument
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-24
DIAZ SEEKS
PROTECTION IN U. S.
Continued from page j.,

No explanation was Forthcoming to-
Gay from the national palace for
summary arrest of General Huerta's
entire personal staff. 1t was said bv
Huerta adherents that the men were
taken in custody because evidence
was discovered that they were aiding
the rebels. The men arrested included
General Corral, chief OF STAFF, who
formerly was Huerta's private secre-
tary. Jose Reauena, who is a candi-
date for vice president on the Diaz
ticket, said today that he believed that
Diaz would come to the capital some
time during the day or tomorrow.
st is possible that he may be ar
rested if he makes move.' Reouena
said The government which seems
TIC be General Huerta has the power
to do such things and 1t is easy to
find plausible pretext
IF we had free elections unobstruct-
ed by the fear inspired by persecu.
ton, General Diaz would be elected
Fy q heavy majority"