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The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01
Demurrer Ouerruled
in Advertiser Suit

In the district court this afternoon
Judge McHendrie overruIcd q de-
mnrrer OF attorney X. T. Yeaman In
the case In which John and CamIl-
10 Aiello are plaintiffs in an action
that charges the Trinidhd Adver-
tiser Printing and Publishing Co.
with libel. The case grew out of the
published accounts Of the raid at
Berwind on April 81. in which the
Aiellos were described as being law
less and turbulent" etc. Attorney
Yeaman argued that there was not
sufficient grounds in the complaint
to constitute as basis of action. He
further stated that he thought the
cases ought to be held over owing to
the bankruptcy proceedings that in
wolves the defendant corporation. A.
+. McGlashan representing the plain.
tiff. saw no reason for any delay OF
postponement Of any matter, stating
that IL q trial was had and a iudg-
mcnt in bankruptcy should be rem
dered that the same would have tt
be filed with the referee in bank
ruptcy within given time. Yea
man In arguing the demurrer statet
that the language of the quoted ar
ticle did not identify John Aiello al
the person referred to in the publ
cation,
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01
MURRAY CHARGES
HARD COAL TRUST

Washington. August l.-Investt-
cation Of the hard coal trust was
proposed In a resolution today by
Representative Murray OF Maxsachu-
setts. It calls on the department OF
commerce. the department of labor
and the interstate commerce commits
sion for Information ns to the own
ership OF Anthracite lands by rail-
roads and to prices OF cost Of pro-
duction.
In q statement accompanying the
resolution. Representative Murray
declared facts in possession OF the
departments would prove one OF the
most complete monopolies in exist
ence.
II have every reason to believe.
he said, that there now is in the
executive departments under data
to show that more than 80 per cent
Of the available anthracite and be-
tween So and 90 per cent Of the bi-
luminous shipped yearly Is In the
control OF the seven railroad systems
which form the only means Of trans
portation OF the coal to market. The
roads are SO bound together by COM
mon interests. by interlocking direc-
torates and by agreements of various
kinds, that they act as unit In con
trolling the price Of anthracite coal.
The department Of justice has
been conducting an independent In
vestigation for some time.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01
GAMES FOR DRINKS
NO WORSE IN SALOON
Than PRIVATE CLUB
. JUDGE McHENDRlE
JUDGE McHENDRIE

Coal miners who play a game Of
poker for the drinks to pass away
their leisure time are no more gull
ty in spirit of a violation of the stat
ute relative to gambling, then are
the good citizens who play cards at
their private club. or the women who
play bridge for prizes. This in sub
stance was the comment of Judge A.
w. McHcndrie this morning when
five men arrested during the raid
OF the O'Brooke place at Berwind on
April 81, came before him on pleas
OF guilty. The men were Juan Pa
checo, Tim Cordova, Al NJ. Box. Mack
Wesley and Juan AmmOn. The court
imposed a fine OF $50 and costs and
(r0nftnnol nm mage
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01

Berlin. Aux. i.-Ai'honsh the Ger
man secretary OF tn" Interior de-
c!ar.i today that Germany had no,
Yet taken mn: action In regard Ia
gncStiona Of participation In tn.
Panama Pacific exposition al San
Francisco In 1915. tn. opinion ia
ir-cis expressed In official circles
thai the German empire Will not b-
represented there.
], WA pointed out today that iii.
u: 'i.h governments decision no, ia
participate settles also the action oi
German, Ms the only faction whicn
might have Induced tn. German gov.
ornmcnt I" force unwilling business
men To exhibit with con-.
petition.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01
HOUSE NEXT TO.
QUESTION
asImU[hsl;S>>,

Wsshingtoa. August i.--Croes OK.
aminaiiou of Martin ". Auihail.
coafessd lobbyist for the National
Association Of Manufacturer. NEEDED
today before the senate lobby COM
mtisse.
Mulhsii wsa excused Until, Mon,
day and iurnsd over To the hous~
lobby committee. The senate com.
mittse will turn next week to the
files Of the National Association oi
Manufacturers and sn examination
Of It's officials.
The senate lobby committee start.
ID out axain today with inoihcr dis.
agreemest about the eros examins.
tioa OF Nulhsli.
After ~ executive session the
committee deeided that the attorney.
for the National Association Of man
ufacturers should have an addition
ai two hours TO examine the witness
The committee. however. put the
qu~siions.
The lawyers began 10 direct the
inquiry 10 the national council 10,
Industrial defsas~. Mulholl prev.
iously testified that . collector 10,
that organization had told him II
raised SsOs.ooo or S7oo.0o0 for lob
by work. lie stated, and stuck tt
his story that the orkanization vas
simply . paper one. In which . few
officials Of the National Asaociatiou
OF Manufacturers became members
The lawyers Sorried Muihaii by
ssking him about . black list Of con
Rress am--ntupMHT MHT NIT A
sTessme, put 10 the record two
weeks ago. He could not sxplais
the names Of several Republicans al
legged 10 have bsea put on the lis'
By the RepubiIeaa whip OF the house
when the committee questsona:
Mulhsll on claims u he lssssss aboss
nsuiHs fsaisQsae>aeAssNs1a,tstsa.
aa1 psaeiae 1rseAdiy eossfesnsn
he lawyer tried to pin him dow.
to direct snswsss on how he expect
- to do things. Muihall said he va,
NO. clear about II nov but thought
attorney Emery was to make the ar
ranGemeuts.
Apparent contradictions In Mul
halls testimony about an alleged Of
fer for his letters by Samuel Comp
ess came up. Once he swore he Of
fered the letters 10 the labor leadel
and once he swore Gompers tried Il
get them from him.
He finally testified that American
Federation Of Labor officials nevel
offered him anything for the letters
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01
s&H@3&e0 3eo338!
! TO-DAY IN CONGRESS /
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SENATE: Resumed general debate on
tariff bill and Senator Gronna con-
tinued his attack.
Lobby committee continued cross ex-
animation Of Martin n .MulhaIl.
Senator Catron opposed free wool and
reaae''0n' red. IN v'0'en "'nD''''-
Subcommittee debated Smith cotton
futures bill but postponed action.
Senator Sutherland introduced reso-
luton callin.. on Secretary Of the
Treasury for Information on goods
placed In bonded warehouses to
await passage Of tariff bill.
HOUSE: Chairman Flood Of foreign
affairs committee favorably report
ed bill for separate legations to
Paraguay and Uruguay and eicva-
tion of legation TO Madrid to an
embassy.
Representative MURRAY tMaasachu-
setts) introduced resolution for
investigation OF hard coal trust.
Representative Neeley introduced
resolution directing banking COM
mittee to investigate charge OF
Secretary McAdoo that New YORK
bankers have depressed prove Of
government bonds.
Foreign affairs committee discussed
Mexican situation and voted to re-
quest Ambassador Wilson to pre-
sent his views.
Secretary Bryan asked appropriation
Of 100000 to care for Americans
made destitute by Mexican revolu'
tions.
Republican leader Man concluded
Diggs-Caminetti debate with ho
attack on administration and At
torney General McReynolds.
Adjourned at 1915 p. m. until moor
Tuesday.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01
TRINIDAD coLo- FRIDAY EVENING AUGUST I.
BASE BALL TODAY!

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York 3. ChicasO2.
Brooklyn .: Pittsburgh ).
Philadelphia y; Cincinnati !.
Boston ~ 81. Louis:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at New York:
Postponed. rain.
-. Louis 3; Philadelphia :.
Detroit .: Washington 3.
Cleveland q: Boston 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus ut Louisville;
indianapolis NJ Toledo:
Milwaukee. nj Minen ,poiis:
Kansas city ai 81. Paul:
WESTERN LEAGrE-
Topeka u, Sious CITY:
Denver al ST. ipScDh:
Lincoln nt n~s Moine~:
Wichita II Omaha;
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01
xoaeAu 10 lE SUED

New York. Aus. III. Pierpont
Morsan will he sued for $4,000 dam
ages by Solomon Knutxlcr. whose ~
yeur old son. Jacob. said tha, he was
knocked down by Mr.. Morssn's auto
mobile on the street here last
month. Tho cur was driven by MIRA
MorEan's sister. Mrs. Herbert l.. Sat
teriee. Knutxlcr was authorized by
the court today to BRING the suit on
behalf OF his son.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01


| VisnuA. Aug. LA commission Of
representatives. of the Aust ria Hun
garisn government and OF the local
chamber of commerce Is about to 70
to Toxic ann to visit the exposition
ihe'. and Will subsequently proceed
TO San Francisco. On this commis-
s'on's rcpor, depends the reply OF H..
Austria-fiunxarian government rs 20
participation In the Pansma-Pacific
exposition.
The question is largely one Of fla
nnce. The government hcKitatcs to
Appropriate n sum sufficiently largo
to assure representation on u scale
commensurate with the dignity of
the empire.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01

London. Aug. 1.-THE reason why
Great Britain is holding aloof from,
the Panama-Pacific exposition which
is to he held In san Francisco In
1915 is. according to the officials OF
the British board OF trade. bccause
their Inquiries have showed II to he
impossible to induce a sufficient
number OF British manufacturers to
Incur the necessary cost of preparing
exhibits.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01
Points Out Flaws
of Voting Machines

Chicago, Aug. Ways of tamper-
ing with a voting machine were
pointed out to the Butts legislative
committee by Professor c. E. Depuy
of Lewis Institute today.
He showed four ways In which he
said the front Of the machine could
be tampered with. ..
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01
MILITIA FEARS
Dynamite IN
STRIKE

NLlkhrt, MICH, Nuss - stteHAth-
cn!n,; of the military positions ns u
sequel 70 revelations OF alleged plots
To dynamite shat, houses and other
property marked the early hours ~
the copper miners s,iIL. to-day.
Reports that explosives had dis
appeared from tn. sIincock min:
powder house and The discovery nj
dynamiie'on prisoner taken al Red
Jacket lid General >hb-y ta I,su" or.
d-rs designed ,o In Ecsse the cn.c.
ti.. strength CT III. brigade of state
troops controlling III. district.
The Third infaItIy hospital corps
was I'm pressed Into service. Its mem
b.rs h~Ins mounted and armed with
reviewers and riot sticks. fashioned
from wagon spokrs. Tais force. II I,
announced. viii BE- used AT i.s.r,r
cavalry.
Another dynamite arrest was mad.
early today after threats had be.p
made to blow M house, OF non-.nion
men IN Sonth Hc'Ias
Methods OF the troop. In ks"pinv
the streets clear. taday brought viz
osous protests from union h-a!au,T.
tiers. In several Instances IL wns de-
ciarcd citizens ~sr- struck !-h,i,
passing alorx the sidewalks or or
dcrrd Inia tt-ir hous.. while siitinv
ON dcar,'cpr.
Isaac RauhaiA. a j.w-icr. w,s
ciubb-d by a patrol which drove H.
horses on the sidewalk on pine street
IL. exhibited n bruised thouldcr as
.vid,nrr of hts experience. The fr'-
lowing tntcmcn; was irrucd from
union headquarters by Guy T.. Miller.
Of the executive board Of til" West
crn Federation OF Min"rs:
The rifles Of ciyilised warfare a.r
belns swcp, sslAslsn the copper dis
lIir.- -LAsss s-SAshcs f--ssSstAiss 'sr-
|tainfy deserve the isensurc OF every
man who hs. pot lost all rs~p-c, for
human rigtTts,s Notwithstanding the
statements os the mining companies
that strike breakers would not be
used. we find such men active ubout
the shcriffs office.
Last nisht IA baby carriage was
run ovcS and its It'll. occupant
thrown ON the pavement and an old
man was beaten with u pick handl.
and later taken TO the hospital. Real
dents in various parts Of the cit,
were driven from the porchcx Of their
homes. Had such acts been commit
ted In an unorYah!zcd community n
riot would certainly have resulted. II
seems that some parties who are sup
posed to be guardians OF the peace
seek y pretext for martial law
General Abbey has promised town
officials that the patrol would be
held In check. The troop command
er says the men must not drive their
horscs across the curbing nor Use
their sticks except in emergencies.
Half a dozen men arrested In con-
nection with rioting at the South
Range locations were ararigned In
a Hou9hton justice court. One was
discharged. three were. put under
small bonds to keep the peace and the
cases against the others continued.
Strikers of kewcenaw >county
marched into aClumct this afternoon.
being welcomed by large delesa-
tion OF Houghton county men. The
joint parade marched behind Amer!-
CONTINUED on page ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01
CASTRO REVOLT
IN FULL SWING

Caracas. August LIN consc.
au.nrc of the outbreak of III. ,-yo-
luton In Venezuela and the Invasion
"f III" country by forces under the
leadership Of former president Clip
rinno Caciro. IN" federal council to-
day ronsti'ntionaily authorized
rr"~icd-ni Juan Vicente Gomez to
assume diciatoriai mowers until th.
movement In crushed.
II WAS rumorcd yesterday that
Castro ~Ss on board u steamer off
coro. hut III. government received
no definite dat. Of his landing on
Venezuelan territory.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01

Washington. Aug. i.-Hous- pa
t!cniiy awaiting currency bill. cs-
pccicd to reach that body today or
tomorrow. Insurgents expected TO
fight for amendments but have bccn
whipped Into line TO support admin
isirat!on measure.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01
NEWS BREviTiEs

New York. Aus. New Works
new taSlcHb ordinance. r.voiutionix-
Ing rates and motor traffic bccam"
effective to-day.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01

Washington, August i.---6cncral
Jose Manuel Hernandez. Venezuelan
Nationalist Liberal leader. now n po-
litical exile. arrived In wcsh N gton
today and called on acting secretary
Roosevelt. OF the navy. His call was
unofficial ana after "a brief visit with
Mr.. Roosevelt. he went TO the state
department to pay his respects to
Secretary Brvan.
The Venezuelan exile. popularly
known nm lei Mocho." is opposed
both to former president Castro. In
stigator of the present revolution
and to President Gomez against
whose government the uprising IL
aimed.
He declared HIS present attitude
was one OF observation and that he
believed both Gomez and Castro were
destined to political retirement.
Castro. whose whereabouts hith-
erto have been indefinite. has landed
at Coro, in the gulf OF Venezuela
This information was cablcd to the
state department today by American
consul Thomas W. Voettcrx at La
Guoira. the port OF Caracas.
The cruiser Des MoInes is being
held at Brunswick. Ga. in readiness
to sail today for Venezuela. She
probably will put IN at la Guaira to
look after Americans and their inter
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01
POWERS SulkY
OVER PANAMA FAIR

ST f..s. shurs. An.. THE Rus.
sian government today decided no,
TO participate officially In til. San
frinclsco exposition.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01
Weather Bureau Report.

Generally fair except local thun-
der showers southeast portion tonixnt
or saturday. Warmer .as; pori!un.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01

Denver. Colo. AuE. l.-Scctctnry
of Navy Daniels arrived here To be-
u guest OF state and city in Admis'
sion Day celebration.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01

Boston. Aug. l.-ii-nry j. Horn.
vice president q! Beaten r. Main.
retired. In now under lnd'cim~n. In
connection with w.stpori. Conn.
wreck Oh New Haven.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01
Yesterdays Temperatures.

40 precipitation: par, cloudy.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01

Wnlcmstcd. Curacao. August L.
Corro''oration OF the report OF Clip
riano Cas'ro's landing at coro. Ven
cxucia. was received Lcrctoday from
Puerto Cabclio.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01

Newport. Anxt. i.--Mrr. S;suwvcx-
rni FI-E's Mother GoJsc' ball IA.
The crcssways tonight estimated IT,
tost over 9S0."O0. Hostess Will b.
Mother Moose. Mrs. Robert Goclct
will lead live lamb. !mpcrsnnatIns II
Nary. .s,--r, -; ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01

washinkion. Anx. denied iha.
President has abandoned idea Of vis-
ItinE Panama canal. Wilson feels
Under obligation to get better ac-
Gua,ntcd with the waterway and viii
make trip at earliest opportunity.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01
THE WEATHER
PilIL0SOpHIcAI RaEllx SAYS

History tellf
us that the word
''JinN' started a
"a newspaper Of
flee.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01

Continued on page A.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-01

Basssin.huntiss 10 merely ap-
piIea thrift. And chroniele-Nsws
- Fssaisg makes bargain.huat.
lag Fuitfui-avoidipg loss OF time
II merely looking around.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-14

life itr9pet bacrot for Dor Silp9reI,e?
StuISe pi iua itaa ifiIOts paa set fir,
teIige Gmraabe? CAB os .omme fam.
men til Nisberre, til 6citrrnc, iii frIs
les 8irie, % ri ital not iaa erfarc at
Observation-Disclosures tiItaeer, at hi or
titanS til at elite babe BuS % Dor
,Rpite.
@i tiger Setania b~isrteIis saf for
Srueeu at Sirfen, % for for at Be
fom til Nsoerne. 8i Tiger 9lim Sat
for troiait SiGIp 90 SBmpati. 8res
fterrte tiItommer Dor birrteIigite Sat.
Son iaienl
Sslsenoe Yreiter 90 SG9foIf toa Eel:
q. ". @ersb. q. @rambo, u. Carton,
g.. DC. 8atfe 90 &srem. 29gioIt:
Sanion, gacitaS, Stene, 6aueeu, Wire,
W'eIem, % NiIion. Ser q Reiienoe
ira RcSntoib. grifins, 6uiSton, Sbief
8iper, SbspIin. NapIebap % Gortbs
rpoob. Gi tiger Snt til Sisie o. til
ale ION par iaa flitti9r at msSe trent
til airien. Ntaa ogioa Sctte Isbe
biora1e til at ri fan elite @ub % Dor
Rrite. SulfOuu gusempsu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-14
Ora 2amtalemsoet
gSiuser, Winn,
8. 9. Snebe,
Silpana, 8oi9.

Com for betienbtgiort af6oIStes Ser
ct ire Cages SamtalemsSe / 9obre
gtenigbeo ira ABE til CITE bs., % ba
gtsbet bar gobt beIs8t og / bsIetnget
beuptfet, tiQaber ieg mig at beoe ON
eu IiOeu SLABS for nogIe faa gemerts
niu9er. Seq BED, Ser er mango beris
fra, iom er ilpttet no baabe til CANADA
og Seiten, % oisIe Iiter altio at Ie
no8le Orb berifra, euten set MI anz
gaar sit firteIige eler Set timelige.
Stebets Sreit, 8nitor SobIano, bIeu
paI9t til SormanS for Rsbet. % Sess
iionstibeu 5eitemtes fra 10 til II 6ors
mibbae, og 100 til 4 gftermibOaa.
Ii9eiaa at Der ifuIbe boISes Reocr ON
Nfteueu. Eaitor 8. g. 9era6, be-
9ruote msb FrGbiten Sorm. og 8aitor
8. ~. Saffe iubIebeoe Set opitiaebe
Gmne, nemlig: SItt. Is, ito. gil ittc
optoge 8um / gIabet at ~referere noeet
al MISUNDERSTANDING eLer fra Dem,
Iom beItog / SamtaIeu. ! al fair
nsis~ maa bet ii9es. at ale aiorbe ii:
bebite, bpiItet bibrpg til, at hi iom
IDtteoc Ill Srbct blep baaSe opbpaaet
og p%eIiiguet. Get er / @runoen noaet
eienOommeIigt % opIeitenSe peo iIias
Sammeutomiter. Seq bar Iaa ofte
gruroet paa bDoraf BET tommer. Raas
tro ont bet iGrlis life Iigaer Seri at
uaar man iaalebes | guiebeo og barrs
Zig Sro iamIes ON @ubs Orb og Sals
meiang at en- fslsr. 8Iooets SaanS er
itertt. SIM bill iss tiIfsie. at SET err
noget herlist % opleftcuSe peo iiise
Reber, man aIenImer SnmfunSsgrrus
icrue. man alemmer Sdrtierne, man
alenmer SpIittelien. Sbi hi sr 10
@reore. "a tunpe Reoet bibra9s til
ar Siemmeue og RabpIaget, gp og
Spso, mere tinoe lutte iig iaurmen
I broSerIis aiGrliabeS biISe meset
uGre buuoet. "a hnorfor ifuISe hi
life? Or hi life feote og opSragne i
ben ianrHe SGrc2 CT Be ileife al os
life tommet ira Rorse? 90 bar hi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-14
Spar TIL 6uobranosocIen,
Coleman, Sputb Tafpta,

ga, bnrsaob os rag bie NOT en- Sur
til 8tsrouiin. Seq tror life Iieerne |
Satota oil iaoue Big euer iIise iom
big.
OH flyer, at llrgSommen / 9afcta
treoer at inaffe gngeIIt iaainart be
tan itge: yes, II bon pIeaie", men
ri Satota9igsr bar eaaet pau Stple,
iaa hi ian tonite itse Iiot mere eno oct
raIaa. 90 boorfor fan pt life Iiee iaa
gierne iuatte 2onbet8 Spros TOM BET
nprife?
Oh nRptte o9inu at Si9erre / @i5s
conIin bar 8ubeier, men BET er bel life
&oiureorbeiNe at gaa i 6isiet, iaa ma
life Tan lie buno man er giort al. %
t'teoctfor 6obpnge paa S9nber pg Ssbs
Der iaa bruger ri Gnfotas bigger Polii9
og SolpSer. 90 bet ipueS Sarmerre
rte8et beOre ont. Sc bill life babe fine
Suitruer % 9etre til 8uOeier og SIas
Der for Jig. Sc tGuter alt for megef
ON benz til Set. 90 bpnb bette au9uar,
ian tror ie9 nof at 3afptaz Sieerte er
lige ian fltnte til ar biRlpe meo SuSs
arbeibe iom 8uoeieu fra 8iscouiiu.
80 tao pi 9ier Snbfisb. iaa bebsper
hi life at 9an Ter cuer ftp Itil, t6i
hi bar alt for mar9e iprGfe 6eite og
aittomobiIer til at tage os afiteo, ian
BET pilbe ie belt latterIi9t no ON en-
9ige Tom gaaenoe, i1aar man ilet life
bebeOer BET. 90 Sarmerue piIoe life
engaug bape fine Sbrefarer til at 9aa
iaa Ian8t iom Ell @il % bare sggs
faster. 8u nGpnte o9iaa, at Solicit
/ BiSconIiu bar ida ncnIige iutop big.
ga, tauite bu er llngtarl, Ida De tiube
life at blipe tpit uo9en al Subeierne
line, % ie9 baaber, naar on 8aor paa
8eieg i9jeu, at bu faar en- al biSie meO
big tiIba8e.
Siliibit bill ie9 taffe "9ecora6sYos
item" for "SumilieIesnin9", Der bar
ne9et GOD. On 9atutasYige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-14
Sldaet fell.

piIoe oen uteS rette fuIoeS epi0emiit
aatarrb. Sri3 Grip oerimoo erbol'
oeS ira 2ititen oa life peo BersrirG
nreo andre, fan oen meO ligeiaa itor
8et fables euSentiif aatarrb.
Sa, Grip er en- fotarrbalif Spg'
Dom. @n utlt fatarrbalif Spgoont.
8 enfeIte GiIfIoer Iigner Oet nImiu.
oeIig 6orfieleIie. gufcItc Spmpto.
mer er f~oritieuige. @olOiomme
Suerter / NtuitIerue o. 9cneue.
GperuRIben0e 6slelic al GrrtbeO.
Gen fommer mere p%luoicIig enc eH
aImtnoeIig 6ortisIeIie. 0tan fan
life peae poo nogell beitcmt Mar
Tag, iOet man life bar pPret uNint
for alloe.
Surnltel NJ. gorf. al Union @rooe,
alabama, tiger: Seq bIep onialbt
al Grip. Zen pirfeoe fatarrbaIit
GspbeS. Otter at bare taget TO
SIaifer al Eerlno idltot ieg mig bell
breSet for Grip cg min Seriet aien'
oprettet. @fiu Selbre0 err beore emo
Den bar prret poa lem Mar"
Qtanqe bar bout Iigrenbe Grfo'
ring. Sffe oIenc finder oe ii6 be-
irieoc for Strip, men Oere5 SeIbrco
bltper / mortge ANDRE Scuiceuocr me
get forbe0ret,
Mr&. Sane @ift, Ntben8, Ohio, u.
.. I, flyer: Seq tror ieg otlNe ia
pRret 300 for Irrqe ii0g,l. bui& set
life bauoe pGrct for Gerrno. 6or
Ter Nor iioen tit icR ct iIemt GnioIo
al @rip. Eroc8 @r1tG al SGger %
Mte6itincr bIep ieg itoOi9 pprrc. Seq
iua Ell @eretnina ON en- aotnoc, Ger
uco @erlurd bar blcpen belbrcSet for
Grip. Wiu Wtono i~orifoffeoc enoel
8cruno, % icg begpu0te inoen fort
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-14

8olf, Der taaer Eeritua, touuner fig
nteget bnrttgere.
S%orboIoSpiS fno er set BOG, ium
tager Geriiua unoer Den ofirte Stos
Ole. SalmiitocItgbeo tageS andre
Wfeoiciner fsrit, iiPr naor SGger
isees. Men mar Su9oommen biz
Der ~froniif, mar Taticnteit er font
men fig iaapi0t, at ban fan re8reS
for aonoalecent nlelr BOG er belt neos
bruot, Sumeret graat, let uomattct
o. inaen Npetit, - 1laar 0enne Sta
Die al Grip CT nanet, ba er Ser monGs
foIbige Der is9er lin SiIfllt8t til Bes
rliro, og &c blioer ol0rig ifltffeoe.
Gerrma qienpprctter Dem / Ell for
boIbSpis fort Sio.
Grip er en- fatarrbalif SDaoom.
DIM ben ipreoeS fra Reriou til Ser
ion, eller ON bper Ferion foar oclt
oireftc fra 2uftelt, er ct omItriot
SpsrgsnooI. Seq bill life OiSflrtcre
bette pibere enO at iige, at bpiS Grip
operfsres fra Ell Eerion til eli arocn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-14
sSra @aipr, Wts.

Seq bar nj IGit Soften"
/ 7 Gar, o9 bar altib lift 9Iabet gobt.
OlaIon er flln en- Iiben Sb, iom fan
iiaes at eies uf @btparb Stnes, Chicago.
San eier 9~a9ntslleu, Sutiten, 8oarbs
inabuiene, Iamt ct SoteL, % ca. 100
Goanin9sbus. San bar n8Ina eiet
neIten alt 2anb rinbt her iom life er
opbbrfet, men ban bar M iolgt bet til
ct 2anbirma / Chicago, iom falbsoer
2anoet for 500 pr. Gcre. Set iiges, at
neite CONNER er ben itoite for gag
msaen, ba Sc life bar mere Clog t8len
ruuot Der. 9o maa ale Irbciosfolt
reiie 6erfra, tbi SaguteQen er ben ene'
ite Srift Der. Seq lfuloe Oerfor life at
Iere fra uogeu, font ttnSe onbefaIe
mia en- rigti9 COB &rbeibspIdbs. 8oar
mi lutte meo en- benIi9 Silien til Sla"
bets Tsrionale O8 &eiere.
Srb9be Sis.