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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

far ban % % a1,ore uMiooies"
@i0ibipmen) beret paa ct Gogt
me6 &rigsifibet Nortb Gofota"
t~ilbgrenoe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sc
oeltog i S1agmangbrer og bplte0e
en- feel Gel praftiif grfaring / &rig
tilips. @n1. Melion er fp0t fer /
@Den og bar %fretpenteret 6olfelfo=
len fer, famt gaaet ire Mar / Sp6=
iioenS &ejifole. San roier 9iicipli=
men pao Spfa6etifolen, men moo
inorgn1me, at fannie iaapel iom Mr>
bejoet 10 til Gioer er bel boarot.
9en u11ge Mon6 taller goot Danlf
% gleoer Jig til enga11g at fomme
rneo poo ct Togt til ifan6inabilfe
Garban0e.
Meranbra 2pgc ofboloer lin
oarlige gtifteliesfeit poa Danto
Sail Sproog Mften oen 13. Septem=
Der. 5oreningen ofboloer oernGit
itor 9o5ar iamneiteos 8. 4. Otto
Der. Sent @ienitan0e, foraret So
gen, pil bline iolgt Nr. paa. Sc
beitaor al: st 8or Gardner til Ell
Garoi al So; ct @aleri til Ell
GGrbi al 81; cit &affe-&erc1tlator
til 81; en- beflet 9mebelt til 81
% ct, &or baanobro0ereoe @erreie=
Ter til S.. 9es,tben ifienfer So
gen ielp til l16lo6ntng ct @eabogni=
|Sfripebor6 til $3.50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

boa SEN o11oen Ma1b ful6t lao ME-
get iom paa Jig ielo, TOM oen erefte
Maa6e at op11aa team MORT" poo!
5i6ite @gnbog moatte man iprlig
legge Mprfe til Sc Dpperlige Brem-
ifriot Gerp bopoe giort ii6en / Cont
mer;; 8rm0r1tp bill fnnne hibe en-
goo bali bacf, naar ban larer life
at lfp6e for langt. Ser bar to 1rpe
.spillere: 81. 8eterien iom Ell ohio
Int laopertrpffelie Nlaalmono, %.
s. Minoing, oer otter en eller r..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

.&ompe enonu iiffert bill bebbe lit:
gamle &p fra Danmorf, iom en-
lite alosies forpar0; ban bar i
SpnoagS al 5olo, ben / forparo
&effen, Ser logoe BEN itgrite Cant
menfpil-Gefnif for Dagen, % ioa-
brrtig iom nogett. 8rgorene @o-<
ienoobl er iifre arafter, men iaa
lange Sc life bill gao efter Cont
ipillets &egler, riper 6e neo me6.
ben enc Sob, bbDuo De bpgger.
pp n1eb Ben anoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

&plitiet ifaI berefter bpert Mar
bape Is 9ages Gerie iitebetfor 10
Gage, ifplge en- 8eltemmelie, iom
9praaoet fatte0e gre6ug Mften.
rSarmunien", oe,1 f~elifabelige
|6orening, iom otter er blepet aftip
agter at foranitalte ct o@ammel=
lauosbal" / 9a,1ia Soil i Ell ner
|6remtib.
r0aniib Ntbletie Club" bill pao
|5pnoag fnmpe imoo vSt. George"
paa 2ongfellom 8ieIb (27tb Mbe.
|og 28tb ct. 81. aompen beepn-
Ser 81. $50.
s6urpalbieu 2caes ielifabelise
Sammenfomit i Da1,ia lille Soll
'iioite 8reoag Mften, boobe, tro6s
&arn1en, famlet ct ret fort Mntol
al 6oreni11gens Meolemmer meo
Gamer % Ell Del @e,1ner % Be
fjenote. Ganien git liplig til 90.
Morteniens u6n19rfe6e Ml1iif, pg
aomiteen ierbereoe mes 81 til Ser
RENE og aaffe oo Sage til 9a,ner-
tie % ltng6ommen.
Spfabct beb N%nnapoIis Nfabe=
miet, @illiam Melior, Sgn al Hre-
iioent al &borpalbien 2oge, 9. 9.
g., @br. Melion (ul1lomanoen"),
ct / 6enne STD bje1nn1e pao en-. Mua=
neoS 6erie. Gen l111ge 9onif-Mme-
rifaner er TIM 20 Mor gaanlnel og
font paa Sfolen / @eptember 1911
meo Ell Maane6s 6erie THOR, pgfoo
/ September. San blep rl6nepnt
lom @lep al &ongresmono 6ranf
90. Mpe og anbefalet al S. %. So
cobien og q. 81. Mc9foe, me6len1-
meb al Soutb SIDE Commercial
CLUB. &un ifal I'LL begpnoe fit
treble Mor paa Sfolen, 1toor ban
bender tilbage. S tire Mao,1eoer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05
MtnneapoIte.

9anias 2elegater til 8. g. 9.
J.-&onpentionen / @actne, Sans
S. @brtltenien, sc. 8ocf pg 81. 6.
8linfenberg er pelbebolone bien1=
benote. S%ioitnno11te balgtes til
neutrality-suspicious..
8rDllnp. &r. Mrel CONNER %
6rf. @croa Semen bieoes al &o=
flor Garpgaarb lioite 2erbag Mften
/ st. Ne0ers Strife. Sc Mpgifte
bar boiat Jig / 1851 Bloomington
Sire. ultgeblaoet" grat1,lerer!
&ebafter g. sprenien at rMin-
neapolis Gi6en6e", tom fsrleben
tilboge fra fin Morgestur. Otter
nogle Cages @oile bill Mr. @pren=
ien otter in6tage ii1 @labs i 0}e6ot=
feritolen.
Minneapolis 8anfernes Stare
ringer for De forlpbne 8 mamebe,
|af Moret 1918 beleb fig til $685.:
|S17,642.01, bpilfet er -$117,667,,
l324.16 mere ems i bet tilfparenot
9iosrrm ! 1912. 8mffloreringer
ne for Mugl,1t Moaneo naoebe Ell
ISum al $89,453,553.O3, elIer 1pr.
paa Z MilIioner Collars mere EN-
Muguit THOR. &ber Mnnne6 bett,
Islar fan. oppife en- 6orggelie
sgsaul,.enIignirg meo Sjoroaretats
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

SEQ ajpb eller &eparatipn al
llbre beip9 Sen p%elfjenbte Supeler
Simon Nellon, 200 6. 7tb Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

&ipnecr beb. 9aniel Mullen, 80
Gar gummel, Scr bar boet / ct.
Saul i so Nor, beoe 1reoog Mften
i tit Stem poo So @elt Summit
Npenue.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

fe Gage poo lin 8rpllupsrejie. Sans
@uitru er en- Miece al Mrs. Glen
Nelion, 3O4 @0anun0 ct.
Sci progressive &artis Statseen=
tralfumite mpote SnSoag pao
MercbantS @otel og peotog en1tem=
mig &eioIutioner, Ser erflere6e, at
Gartiet it1lbe itille &unbiooter |
Morfen for allie StotS= og County
@mbeoer / 1914. Set repnblifa11=
tie &orti blep iforpt fritiieret, %
ltmuligbe0en for en- Sommenilrt=
ming me6 set bleb iturft frembolot.
Set Mep oplDit, at &erbert 90.
Sierce, Ell belfjenot Nrogresiip fra
@inono, bilbe blipe &unoibot for
&on9resien nelte 9lor MOS &o1:
9resma1,o Sponep 90. Mnoerion, al
y. S. Sarlor at 0ulutb otl0e TITLE
fig moo &ongresman6 6. g. Miller,
og at 50. s. Soc / Minneopolis
oiloe brpoe en- 2on{e meb 8ongres:
mono George 81. Smitb / femte
Di1trift.
Sire Mun6 blep on1talt fom gu.
pernerfanoiooter ngite Mar, nemliq
IS. &. &ol6ert, Sen progressive
@entralfomites Sorma110, Son.
gresmano q. 6. 2%in6bergb, stats:
lenotor 6. S. @un6erior al Mler:
on6ria % 8. S. 2arion al 9ulrtb
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

Srnfnet. timber 8ooning i
@bite 8ear Safe brufneoe forriee
Gors6ag Mrs. Moolpb @ilcfen, %
Mor gommel, boiot / All Sotlon0
Npenue, ct. Saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

@illiam Gselanb er en- al fem
WGno, iom bar inforppreret Cato
ia & goitern Sernboneielfab for
8ngning al en- 8one fra Clear
Bate, g. g., til @ehiter / famine
Stot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

Bette bleo ejort, og Eublif11m Dor
fplgelig tilfre0s.
Tl1iinoer al Menneifer err / Sc
forlpbne tire Gage onfommen til
Minneapolis fra ollie &anter al
NorbDeiten, men @ejret par rbel=
otgt Sirs0og % Snsoag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

$4,000 &crioner babebe / Safe
Calhoun | Muguit Moone6. Set
bliper gienneminitlig omtrent 5000
pr. Sag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05


&a,1l.
Smfrima 10000 sfOlebprn IND
Ilette err 5000 farre enb poa Sto
|@ette er 5000 FIRE e1to pao Sfo
Ieoorets fgr1te Sag flor; men D
beapnote life 5folen fpr cite
Stots=6airen.
Sen bpjeite Sfuritensptbe 9soro
|peIten ifoI sen pGre, iom MT er lin
ber @pgning for Smift & So. so
ct. Saul, og iom oil booze Jig tt
Sen gonife respectable &pioe a
l25S 500 pper Ssor6en.
Gpfliit faitet ii SOB. S ct Sa'n
|menltgo 6rebag Morge1 menem s
Ssen1ens MotorcDfle og en- ltprrt
Muton1obil blep MotorcDflt1ten to
ltet ii 500 og erbolot apeitelier
@opeoet % Sfulorene. &on b!e1
Ii hepioltlps Til1tano brogt til e.
@ofpital.
Charles 2nnbeen, Hapne Mbenut
og Mognolia Street, blep iorIe6er
0emt til 1870 Gage / Mrbejosbuie1
for at bope iparfet lin &nitrl1
Sperfoloet fonot 5teb, efter at ba1
baobe pGrct ube at fipre TANNER
me0 S1tlio Melion. S11lio bar %.
iao / &etten % blep bgmt til &c
Gage / Mrbejosbuiet.
Slrbt al @eitene. Stuff George
|Serenien, 435 Minne1pto Ct, TON
lemt tillfo6e Senoag, Ga en- Ml1to.
mobil, fjert al &. 50. Sbort, fjertt
bag poo bans 8ogn, % bans 9elt'
|leb lpbif og trof bnm ca. $50 6od
letter 9pmmerne. l1Ipffen bnnbtt
pao Summit Npenl1e og Mocfubi>
let. S %bepi6itlps Giliton6 blep ia,
braet til @pboipitolet. Son bo1
ilemt forilaaet / Mniiet og 6opeo
A'1tomobilen lit fun ubetpoeli!
|Sfa0e.
8aptiitmcnisbebcns Smbilemm
|9en norff : banife 8optiitmenigbeb
bpis Strife er poa @oo6bribge 0!
Milforb Streets, feirebe / 6reoog!
100 Mars Subiie11m. Smfring 5O(
Ecrioncr 6eltog + Soften, 6eriblano
mange uoenbps 6olt. 6eltpre0i
fenen blep bolot al Eaitor S. 9
<Sunot fra Ga GroSie, isis. st a
Menigbeoens Meblemmer, Sob1
@anien, opleite Menigbeoens &ilto
rie. &oitor 6. So. 5inmall it,
Chicago bolot en- Taie. ttter 4
Bet officielle &rogram por on1rne
par Ser en- ielifabeli9 Somnen
fom1t. q .s;7l~~'.
Spifcrnes Gag. Gpifernes oorli
&c 6eiring al Granddaughter q
Set fprlte tpife Settlement / Slime
rita / Germantown, Na., 5. 6. 81
tober 1858 blep bolot Spn6og pa
|&orriet Sslan6. Man fejrebe Sc
ltot tioligere / Mnleoning l1biti]
lingsrgel1. Ga. $4,000 bprte pa
|Talerne, bIanot bpilfe nor @1tpe,
mgr @berbart % Mopor Seller
9er bar rigtig tpif Stemning :
.9as grosie Gaterlon6" priltes
|Sang o. Gale. On gftermiooc
, gen bar Ser flor Noraoe, bbori Ct
$4,000 beltog. 81. s Dor ser Sat
= fet / Gurner Soil for Meolemme
at Sc beiegenoe 6oreninger.
stats-Gairen. Mtnnelotos 54i
oarltge Stats=Jair oabneoes off
cielt Manoag @orgen. Mlereoe
Mobningsiignalet blep eipet og i |
nprmeit fplgen0e Morgentimer DC
Ser Ell flor Gilltrgmning til uolti
= ltngen. M11tallet Nep S8,453 10
l6en 8ernene.
Sc 8eiggenbe fo,16t en- n61ti
ling, bpis 2ige 6e life bor Jet. 9
!, Dor 6en olmin6elige Mening,
! ltbitillin9en life fgr bor peret i f
; goo Sroen pao Mobningsoagen 10
toor. 8eitprelien bqboe giort ip
cielle MnitrGnselier for at ie til,
! Farm til Salg.
{ Rn Farm paa 40 Acres med Byaninre
javn god stand, boret Broad o4 81 VIZ
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

lulleI o9 Ell NHDerlpgel1e ueD[l1e,
at ingen bar in6lo0t fgr 2l,ffetio.
@otelejcr Mr. Sens &etcricn fra
Glarfs @rope, @imn., aflag6e %
igoar ct 8ei9g pao 8looets &ontor.
3iltro6s for fine IS @or CT Mr.
enbnu rolf og rerig og to-
ger en- lebenbe Sa1teresie / ollie Be-
in6enfor bort rationale
&on bar nDlig uolejet
lit &otel og traffer Jig MT tilbage
iom &artifulier, for at tilbri1ge f.
he eo1nle Sage / Mlbert Sea, Minl,.
st. &ebers banffe epang. Intb. Sir
fe, 20. Mbe. g. og 8. ct. Cubs.
tieneite Sen6og 6ormi0ooe 81.
1890. @gnoagsifole Gorm. 81.
$50. &%ltergang ferite @gnooa
/ bber Maone6 beo Gormiooags=
gubstjeneiten
S firteliee MnIiegcn6er be6es
man benben6e fig til &irfens
Greit, &aitor 81. S. Eorpgaar6.
1923 6. %. @treet. Eelefon:
Smelling 497.
sos Mr. % Mrs. Guitar sln-
bcrien, 1929 43ro Mpe. g., bar
iiblte Senoag Mften en- &re6s al
ca. 40 unge 3onlfe fra Il. al 1905
iam1et / feltligt Sag. ct flot ufolot
8or0" me0 u6iberie" isrge0e for De
legemlige &rab, og for Sc oanoelige
iprge6e alle Sc 40 mes &uiets Ser
re o9 5r1,e, iomt @inar % 9agn1or
Nifier / @pi6ien. u@n glimren6e
Mftcn," iagoe en- begejitret @eltager
oerom, og be11bes Sro itaor til tro=
cnoe.
Sans Noolpb Srbanier, SEN CANT
ife n&oitemano", iom ban falbteS,
of9it pe6 9p0en poa 8%pbofpita-
let s. Is. M1tguit og blep begrapet
Sen 196e. Mpbelbm16ler g.. g..
&ielien og s. S. 6i1rnman bopoe
ipreet for, at ban fom paa @ofpita=
let, Ga &reften, iom fan bp6e al
tog S%berbaano. 2igele6es iprgeoe
Sc for 8egrapelien, bporbe6 &aitor
forrette6e. San efter=
lober en- @rober Sobn Sobonien /
Soflon0, Gal.
8eerapelie, Sen / iio1te ltge
omtalte of6e6e 6onlfe &ige, &utbri=
ne &eterien, fit Ell DGberltg Be-
grapelie. Sen 26. Muguit ONT Mf<
tene11 bor ser ct lille Mpoe pno
Soil, bbor Mebelbanoler SC.
g. Mielien og Gunias &roi ioent, 6.
A. &ragb, foretog en- S11olamling
til .8egrapeliens Smfoltntnger. I'm
6ertafer Ginger tilbeb Jig p6erlige-
re at beidrge alt til ne0fot Eris, og
&eterien bleb iaa(eoes be-
gropet poo 2apmo11s &irfegaar0 / al
Stilbe6. &oitor sc. &anien forret=
teoe, % baa0e ban % Sc oben=
,,apnte to 6anife MGuo nj. Il. iom
CAB fin @ferb ifplbes 9af for mo-
bel Sanblemoa6e.
On bel Del al set, fon forefom
/ Sc omerifanife Dagblooe beorp-
ren6e De6sfaloet, % iom ri ttloels
blep bilo1e6t al pasie6e. 6erimoo IT,
fe - iom ie6banlig.
Tobbulbfampen iioite Sgnoa9
mellem 9. 81. 6. og r3biitles"
qap til @eiultat 4 Wdaal moo ]
60 DID, i uGbiitles, 6appr.
@e,ne @l1pb ipiller me6 ct Orb Up
perligt, men set ber bog bemertes,
at Sc tire ferlte Madl bleb giort INT
ser &ens fsrfte Is Minntter,
oa en- al 8. 81. G.'s beoite M9no,
smitb, life en6nn Dor arriperet.
@per al Sc bonife @pillere gioroe
iepriet, enteltpis, fine Sager 1apaa-
flogeligt, men set mangler itooig
Soloet poo @a1nn1eniptl, % bet biz
Der nnppe aroerIe6es fer bber enc
felt @piIIer Iprer at forftoa, ct bon
f,nn ssNnThptf III nsn if0Ip1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05
St. Paul.

&pntor: POI Court 8Iocf.
NDbeoer ,noa inoienoes, foa Sc er
9rpfferiet ienelt 9orsoag Mtooag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

Gaa @rano al sen Mengoe Gb-
Ter, fom TrGerne / Smegnen al
ct. SAUL 6rrer ! aar, CT Ser gu
timber al oejlige 9gbler, Ser fig
ger % roaoner poa Soroen. S
ct. Nol1l iolgtes forleoen 9r,cbes:
les Mbler tor 50 @ents @11ibelcn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

@rnnbejenopms EberbraaelIer,
bbor cit Gum blep ngbt1t, on6rog
fig / M1,gu1t Maare6 til en Gum al
81, 550,066. Ger bor iaIt 1,t5t
vGransfers".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

362 Observation-Disclosures blep nb-
itct ! minneapolis og &ennepin
County Mugl,it.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05
Farm til Salg.

J. En Farm q 40 Acres med BygninRer /
avn god Stand, boret Broad or en- Vind.
.nSllepumpe, smuk B~eliRgenhed OF naryed
Dyer, er til SalG. AIT er Rodt 1 enhver ret
ming. Henvend Dem til Rjeren:
Miss Mary q. g. Petersoa, S
3. Box Is centerscity,,Min
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

Mortb Star See Gp.s Torretmims
er bleben opertaget al Cedar 2afe
See COMPANY. De imoo Sssbano-
lere finder oct bonifeligt at 6ripe
en- lgnnen6e G%orretning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

ger % uOn p1d N0r0ett. IS
ct. Noul iolgtes forleoen 3ucbes-
ies g@bler for so Gents @ujbelen.
Morif / .@pjifulen. &ciultatet al
Spenifun6erpisnineen i Sobn 81.
SSslpbnion @gjlfolen i ct. Soul bar
neret ioa tilfrcositillenoe, at sfo=
leraaoct III, ogloo bor belluttet at
inbfere Morif iom Sag. @oobe
oct norife og set iper1fe &urius BIZ
Der pea fire Nar. Ser por 1856
GleDer / Sc ipenlfe &asier 1i6itc
Qlar.
4ntumrbilnbelb. Mi1s Mortba
@unocrion, 701 gontpaD ct, blep
le1nt for iloaet og fit mulig in0re
8eIfaoigelie, og 6. S. Gomep, 2347
Song Mpe., Merriom @orf, fit
Sfrnmmer / 9oneoet, 0a oeres Ml1=
tomobil paa @jempej fra Safe So
banr1a p0lteoe pao Smelling Mpe.,
Minnenpolis. So m,6re gllttomo=
bilen flap uifa6t.
6bn. Millirnrr brrbt. Mrthur
6. Glurf, Ell forbp. Millioner og
@ien6omsbmt0ler brGbtes 81. 9
greoag Gormio0ag al ct 9og / Gar=
Der, M3inny UNDER l1oepelien al fl
ne &lister font 9eputp Sire Mar-
fbal. &on gift paa @ane11, % 90
ION bar bpp, bgrte ban life Soget
fomme. Scr. Glarf par 20 Mar
gon1mel og booze / 427 8ortlanb
Mpe., st. Saul. 9ioligere Dor
ian en- leoenoe Gorretningsmano
ct. 8aul % en- al @rlnol9gger-
ne .af Soutb ct. Saul. Son tabte
i ben lenere Sib mango Nenge %
traobte tiliIrt inb 9ffentIigbeoens
9ienelte. gnfen, en- SIN % en-
8atter.operIeber IAN
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

ltnberpisning tilbpbes.
81 un0erpiier 11ogle foo &iger /
ct gobt lennen0e @oanobnrf. 8e=
noes UNDER Q1nberpis1ingen.
& Stoef, 353 Socfion ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05
Andre ~Afgangsdage.

De tager like fell ON De we'd
Kjeb af Billetter vslger ct SIKH af dem
ne magelose Flaade af Fire, Ire og
Dobbelskrue-K jempedampskibe
Skriv til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

Mr. .seb'uart5 al Ste 9re,1to,1
Soma &ecoro er fer / 8pen / Dis
ie Gage poo lin 8rpllupsrejie. Sans
Sni1rl1 er en- Niece al Mr5. Glen
Nelion, 304 @61nur0 ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

@oman's Club al Minneopolis
er I'LL fomnren i 8eiiobelie al Stu
fuS &on6s ganle gienoom, 1926
@armon @loce. 8p911ingen ifal
omrn6res til &lubIofale.
The Washington times., 1913-05-28
SEEKS
MOTOR RECIPROCITY
Rudolph to Suggest to Governor
Mann Arrangement With
Virginia Authorities.

Renewed efforts are to be made by
the Commissioners to enter into recip'
rocal arrangements with Virginia re-
garding the use of roads by automobiles
Commissioner Rudolph announced this
afternoon his purpose of writing to Gov
ernor Mann suggesting sue han arrange
ment. the object being to save both m
owners of Virginia and District cars
from annoyances to which they are no"
subjected.
Authorization to allow District uto'
mobilists the use Of the Virginia roads
in return for similar courtesies is given
the governor Of the State by the E1r'
ginia automobile law. The cost OF
Virginia license to owners OF WASH
ington cars ranges from $5 to w q
year, accordin to horsepower Under q
regulation adopted by the Commis'
sioners, which went into a.e enec' re reose. ss.
sessed by the District in similar ratio.
Endeavor was made by the CoSlmls-
missioners tow yeasr ago to enter. into
reciprocal arrangements with virginia
without sacess. Two letters on the SUD
iect were addressed to Governor Mann
to the first Of which he replied that con.
sideration would be given the proposal
later. No answer was received, accoru-
ing to the Commissioners. to the second
letter 49,,
Crandall Mackeys. commonwealth 8
attorney for Alexandra county said
today that unless a reciprocal ar
rangement is entered into 1t will be
his policy to rigidly enforce the Vir-
ginia automobile law. Mr.. Mackey ex-
pressed the hope, however. that an
amicable agreement would be reached.
He added that all residents OF the
District have the privilege of entering
the State each year for one week with
out payment of a license, but that II
the Commissioners enforce the regula-
tion against District Virginia automo-
bilists this privilege will be denied
them.
the Virginia authorities" said Com
missioner Rudolph today.
"The District has no desire to en-
force a hardship on residents OF Vlr-
gtnia and the Commissioners would well
come A reciprocal arrangement regard
ing the use of the roads"
The Washington times., 1913-05-28
Legislative News Up
To the Last Minute

the property Of the United States Gov
from the theory OF those who believe
the Federal Government cannot con-
troll water powers. and who hold the
control Of the Government stops simply
at navigation. and does not reach be-
yond what appertains strictly to the
navigability of the stream
The State of New York has taken the
position that the State had the right
to control the water power of Niagara
in line with the contention against
Federal control. a contention which the
Supreme Court decision knocks out.
The Washington times., 1913-05-28
Lobbying Question ,
In Senate Tomorrow

The question Of lobbyists in Wash
ington will be further stirred up IN
Cummins expects to call UP his reso-
luton providing for an investigation of
the lobby and urge its passage.
Senator Works of Massachusetts an
nounced today that he would Introduce
a bill which in effect would apply the
provisions of the Massachusetts, law to
lobbying. 1t would provide for a sys-
tenn of registering all lobbyists or leg
islative representatives on a plan slight
ly different from the plan proposed by
Senator Kenyon.
The Washington times., 1913-05-28
&c. C.. Denies Increase.

The petition Of the Chicago. Milwau-
kee and St. Paul Railway for an in
crease Of 10 cents per ton on coal ship
ments In excess of q given weight.
from connecting carriers destined 20
points within the limits of the Chicago
switching district, was denied by the
I. c. c. today.
The commission held that the result
ing advance in the rates to the ship
per was not justified.
The Washington times., 1913-05-28
Boosts Federal Control.

Believers in Federal control Of nat
ural resources and conservation
through Federal authority. are highly
pleased over a decision Of the Supreme
Court Monday in the case Of the Chand-
ler-Dunbar Water Power Company Vs.
the United Sites. They say It clears
the way partially for Federal control
of water powers and tends to settle
a much mooted question.
The gist Of the opinion is that the en-
tire volume Of a navigable stream Is
The Washington times., 1913-05-28
Philippine Independence.

No action on the question Of Philip
pine independence will be taken in the
Senate this session. Senator Hitch
cock, who Is chairman of the Philippines
Committee, does not intend to call his
committee together until the regular
session next winter. Secretary of War
Garrison is strongly in favor of post
poning action on the matter and the
President is not urging 1t.
The Washington times., 1913-05-28
Pennsylvania Postal
Official Is Promoted

william e. Burlington. Of Elizabeth
willie, Pa, was today named by Post
master General Burleson superintendent
of the division Of finance to succeed
Charles H. Fulloway. promoted. Mr..
Fulloway became an officer OF tho
parcel post some days ago. Mr.. Buff
fngton has been assistant superintendent
IN the finance division.
The Washington times., 1913-05-28
Progressives After Places.

The Progressive members Of the
House will hold a conference in the
offices of Congressman Victor Murdoch
at O'Clock today on the subject OF
committee assignments. The Progress
sives are to be allotted thirty-eight COM
mittee places which will be distributed
among the fifteen Bull Moose members
Leader Murdoch called today's con-
ference to ascertain the preferences Of
subcommit a list Of minority assign
ments to the Ways and Means Commit
tee.
Minority Leader Mann will distribute
the committee places among the Re-
publicans.
The Washington times., 1913-05-28
Limits Expedite Orders"

Limitation Of the issuance of Eek
pedite orders" by customs agents. al
lowing incoming travellers special priv
ileges in baggage inspection was an
nounced By the Treasury Department
today.
with the exception Of diplomats and
attaches of foreign legations In this
country .'expedite orders" henceforth
will be issued only in cases of great
necessity embracing death. serious Ill.
ness or disaster and to Congressional
representatives and foreign delegates.
The Washington times., 1913-05-28
Can Use Ordinary Stamps.

No more special registry stamps are
to be printed and the use of such
stamps will be discontinued after the
present supply has run out. according to
ment today. In place of the registry
stamp, one may put 10 cents in ordinary
postage on a letter now and this will
serve as the registry fee. Registry
stamps may also be used for ordinary
purposes of foreign and domestic post
age.
The Washington times., 1913-05-28
"Jim" Mann Never Rests.

Congressman Jim" Mann, the mi
nority leader, never rests. even II the
House isn't in session. For days past
he has been marking of the names OF
Republicans who are to be assigned to
the House Committee. The Republican
caucus gave Mr.. Mann authority to dis
tribute the committee plums to the re-
duced minority, and the astute gentle
man from Illinois is endeavoring to
satisfy all factions
The Washington times., 1913-05-28
. Pleads for Filipinos.

President Wilson was urged today by
Congressman Francis Burton Harrison
Of New York to give the Filipinos inde-
pendence Immediately. The President
did not indicate his views. Mr.. Harri-
son vigorously presented the Baltimore
platform pledge for Philippine inde-
pendence. declaring that he was against
reserving Independence for ten years, as
provided in the Jones bill.
The Washington times., 1913-05-28
House Adjournment.

The House will hold a brief session
tomorrow. and will then take an ad-
journment until Monday. upon which
latter date 1t will get down to work
once more. The standing committees
of the House will be named early next
week. and each committee will find
ton
The Washington times., 1913-05-28
Bid for $4,000 Scales.

Bids were opened for $4,000 beam
scales for the parcel post at the Post
office Department today. The new scales
will a total Of $4,000 bought for the
parcel post