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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

boerpe Ben itgrre Gel al Sc portlt-
gtliite 8eiiooelier og ct fort Stpffe
at bet belgiife Congo uoet 9ppolt.
ton fra Storbritannien.
Ser er ianoipnligpis intet i
Nelen berfor fra @ortugals @ioe.
9piS Der Dar, funoe @nqlono life
gioe lit Samtpfte, oa England pe6
lpeciel 3raftat bor forpigtet fla
til at bielpe @ortugal / Gilfploe al,
Angreb pQa 6ets Omraa6e. Men
Eortugal trpnger faart til &ertqe,
|og itore Strgfninger al 6ets Silent
la11o er | en- li6et lt6piflet Ei(ltan0,
laa oct goot funoe itaa fig pe6 at
|afltaa Set meite al fine ofrifanlfe
Beltooelier for &ielp til at or6ne
fine inore Mfferer og u0oifle fine
'troenlanoife %naturlige @ielpetil-
Ser.
Sen itore 8etponi,1g al eu 0oer,
enSfomit iom BEN antp0e6e liqqer
Sprettellen al ct nogenlun6e fat
penitobeligt Torbolo mel(em Sc to
ltore &iger og 6ermeo @ifrinq al
europas 6reo for Iange Sioer. &pis
Den tpife Seller tiloeiebringer bette
Nelultot, fan Set me0 @ette beteg.
mes 1om u6et fronenoe politilte
Erect" / BORIS 25=aorige Megiel1ny.
IS en- Snes 9lar bar gnglauo Ga
|Spiflano paa bber SIDE peret le6et
i fin &olittf of ne6bol6enoe 5eiu=
ipge og MiStanfe moo binan6en.
&per al 6iSie Magter for a,1penot
enorme &engeiummer alene / SEN
erfl9reoe @enligt at bore bere0t til
at meoe ct eoe1tl,elt Mu9re6 fra
Den onoen. Eoo famine Sis far
oeres beie1tlige Snteresier t @irfc=
ligbeoen life gipet @run6 til noqe1
1daoan 9efpmring el(er 6ien0tlig>
beo. Sen &erlfer eller Sen @tatS=
ma1o, poa engelif el(er tpif @i0e,
iom fan giere en Gn6e paa 0erne
foit6ore og farlige @isforitooelle
og ti1o%eie6ringe en- gierdi0ig % per-
n1a1ert goo 6oritaaelie> pi( fortjel1e
belle Menneifebe0ens &oaifjeunelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
&nrrtspnnhattrt.

9r. Meoofter!
Som Sen el6jte Mbonnent be1
mener jeg at bape &et til at fritz:
iere 8la0et for Sen iioIte Sis. Bi
faor for liot 9annrarf og 5el16er=
jpllano Mpbe6er, formeget &orre=
iponoonceprpol. Meget go0t er SCI
at bere li6t fra or0re @gne; 6is1e
Sfribenter fun6e 6og fatte Jig / me-
re &ortbe0. Mngoaen6e 9. g. g.
og an6et mo6iigenoe set CT 10 set
bare &r6Dl - font life fan bape
Srteresie for andre en6 Sfriberen.
9. 9. g. er efter min Mentng iao
go6 iom nogen ol16en Msluronce=
Correcting for 6olf iom arbeioer /
8per for Gag el(er @%aane6slen.
Men en ieloiten6ig 2an6mat;o -
ppt! Ser er ri s 6anilier, 9anife,
ingen Screening, iligt bebeper ri
life; 2 a 8 al 6isie 6amilier tom
Der mes meget In1an Mi6ler, er
mt goot frema6 paa @ei til Selb=
itanoigbe6.
Og ttaar ri fer lar @iet ifue,
op til &imlenS lpie Stierne=81te,
rinoer Salrfens 1tille Gang,
til bort fiere Donnepang,
famine @tiernebrim11tel,
iamme blualig &immel
ifimtes ogloa ser, 1.
at Dem iom hi bnr fipr.
&iere 5tierne> 11oar 6u blinfer ober
Dannebangens blonfe Sober,
Jig Dem ollie oper ser,
at bt en6nu bar Danmurf fier.
|Stille, itille, 2engielen fp6es,
mon ri mere iful6e meoes?
&oab, 0 &aab, 0 flip % Ell
gto hi maa me6es 61 og ieg.
@enligit,
Gbriitiar SS|enien.
GborIes COUNTY, m6.
set er iom befien6t banifeligt for
en- @ra6u6giper at bebage alle 2p-
iere - tbt ligeina mango @ooe6er,
lige iaa monge forifiellige Menin,
ger er Ser ! Mmi1t6eligbeo. 81
bar iaaleoes offe boot &lage oper,
at Ser netop lite ct not @orrefpon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

Sen rberemte" @pangeliit ~&il
liz" @unoap flosiificereoe forleoer
Melba, Comes og Scbuman=&etat'
meo rcbeap ifates" / Sammenlig:
ming meo Me0re. 6rau Scbuman:
&einfe proteitere0e Gum bar mem:
Zig s @ern og bar pnret Ell go>
@o0er for 6em), og ben beremtf
@rpplebptte u@illp" 5un6ap moattF
gibre ben6e en- baa0e perionlig oa
offent(ig l1n6ifploning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

Sc erorme 0periDetnmelier. Etoer-
ne CT 0esl16en heller lite iaa glim-
renoe % Hrtierne paa 2ipsforng.
%oe11beoerne er itabig beie.
Mlt / aft er Ser lite rroget at Doe.
re .forbouiet oper - belt bortfet fra
ON man life tror paa @rtgsfare1t
% @igbenbnons efstraor6innre
9efGihntng.
8ioragsIiiten for Seem Oorfs @e6-
fomn1enoe onorager $909.75 - oe
set CT imi6lerti6 al @re p9r6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

Get er at baobe, at Gr=&rei ioent
@oo]epelt n1oa pin6e fin Sniurielag
moo @e%oaftpre,1 al ~Sron Sre" I
Morquette, Micb., ioa Ser oog en=
gang fut1 blipe itatleret ct lplenoe
gfsempe( til Sfref og M0pariel for
on6linoeoe % lfamlple @friblere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

Set er muligpis en- 6oarlig
&relt for Sapa11 - men California
er Iigeioa iprig / at efsfluoere ame=
ritanlfe Mrbeioere, bpis Sc tilfeloig<
pis Dor plt for 5ierro @jergfieoen
oq altloa life er r11atipe ionS".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
jM{REhM41 ASS;;S;So2c:lAMdN8
Y%MB[RSR LABEL
%@1ANGIA@
eat.r.i at tho Post once at St.. Pa,
ninn., as.second: class mail-matter.
Sen Man6, ser taler il6e ON tit
Heorelan6, fan al6rtg. blipe Ell goo
@orger / noget anoet 2ono.

Set iiges, at ser fun er nj @te:
fanitere / @ongresien, bporfor, mar
lite maa %forbau1es oper, at bet po:
Iiti5fe Mo5fineri iao ofte gaor
6tptfer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

Sen enc 6reosfongreS ofboloes
efter be1 on6e1t / foritiellige 9ele
of 8er6en, nneu oIligepel er &anon<
Ga @ruotfqbriferne / 1eafbruot @trt=
iou1be6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

eff you feel. that you ought to
apologize for being a Dane,
then you are worthless as an
American"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
Sen barme &aan6.

3il Ell -Srpelbanoler / &aris
tom en- Sag to Meno in6 for at 1e
paa S1beler. On feel Gel forifielli=
&c Stene lag6es frem - rg6e og
blon, gr6nrte oip.
.@n at oe fremme6e fit 9ie paa
en- mat, farpeles Slump blonot Sc
amore. rgeei, bporfor bar De flat
|Sfrab iammen meo oisie berlige
|@tene?" fp11rgte Fan.
noen at ioure tog S%a1peleren Sen
hliDnela6en6e b9r6ilgie Sten ga
bol6t Ben / fin &oan6 nogle gie-
blttte. Dg 90 ban oerpou bite Sen
frern, ftraaleoe ben / ollie megnbu-
ems Garoer me6 en- mageIgs @Ians.
nEet CT en- @ppall," forflareoe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
@amle Orb nm mai.

Sen fgrite 3re6ie6el al 6oraarets
lt1e'1ne Mqaneo bar peret 11oget
fleltg, men efter go1nmelt Muno-
belo ifal set netop bore goot. Set
beooer nemlig:
Moi @aane6s @arme ei'er pisne
8la6e,
Mfai @aane6S &lloe gipr 9ooerne
ful6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
4hlattn<t.

soenif Spionfrpst. $ ipenife
Slaoe finder man ofte mpitilfe ST.
|@itorier ON formentlige' rusiiife Spi=
onerier. Set formooes, at rltslilfe
Officerer traffer / Mrbejosflpoe1
log tager @eifjgftigelie r1tnot /
|Soerige for / al Stilbeo at giere
oereS militere Sogttogelier.
6or nogle Gage ii6en orreltere6es
to rltsiiife arbei6ere> Ser er11pre0e
Zig iom @ferilibere og pes @apfi=
ling. Mistal1fen n1o6 oem be1tpr-
|teoeS oerpe6, at Sc bos fig bopoe ct
ltort M1ltal @enera{itabsfort oper
De @gne al 2a1,oet, iom Sc bapoe
giernempan0ret. &aa @ortene bar
Der gjort mango 0ptegnelier. &u
bar oct imiolerti6 piit iig> at oisie
Sptegnelier par ga11ife %betponings=
lpie> ioet Sc f1&r in6eboI6t Splps=
11t1ger ON Mrbei0sfortjenei te 0. I.
9enne @ang / boert 6al6 ipnes
bet altioo life at pere @pioner,
lman bor foaet Gingre i.
Observation-Disclosures / Qpn6pn
bar betpoelige @anifeligbeoer at
leie, og oiSie @a%nifeligbeoer oil
bore fnptteoe til 6aitiettel1en of
Mlba1ienS 5pogrenie og al Gree
fenlanoS Inoel / Sc egeiife Ger.
@rpfer1re er paa Gorboono meget
mtsfor11eieoe. Sc gigr gjeloe1oe,
at me6ens 6eres tire olliere6e poa
oct nermeite be6, bpao Sc opnoar,
lfal @rpfenlar6 bna6e me6 &en1Dn
til 6aitipttelien al fit @rea1ie moo
oct ip6lige @lbanten og mes &enipn
til 6e egeiife Ger a%fpente magter-
neg 5orgootbefin6en0e, ifient Gree
fenlan6 al6eles life bar o1taget
Magternes @ol6gift, n1en fun 6eres
M9gltng.
Gor sen olbanife @renies @e6=
fomme116e er BET ielpfplgelig 9iter=
rig og Salien, Ser bill goa Gree
ferne 11er. Det bill erin6res, at
@referne iom nor6ligite @pitpla0s
bar beiat Sen gamle Geitntng 5un=
ii Ql1aranta, Der ltgger tGt moro
for set imalle Streoe, iom filler
9en Sort III fra Saitlanoet. Men
benne 8p mao @rGferne life foa,
for6i 6e be6 6ens 8eii06elie bil6e
bore titan6 til at iperre 5arpanoet
in6enfor &orfu boa6e moo Mor6 og
sp6 og gisre set til en- gltmren6e
6Qoa6eitatton. Me6 Mbantens ST.
teresier bar bette &enipn ganife biit
lite meget at ifaffe, men 6es mere
mes Sc to @tormagters.
6or 9ertes @%eofommen6e 6reier
l1enigbeoen fig iier ONT Sc to itore
Ger Gbios og Mptilene,, iom ligger
tpt operfor 2illeaiiens @eitfpit.
Disie Ser, Ser iiges at true set
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

oance % Meningsuooefsling / gla-
Get.
Men ri SIR set beoite hi Tan
% foripger, efter ringe Cone al
~ififte Sol oe gtno lige" bper uge,
bpa6 2@ieitoffet a1goar. Me6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

go ed ESA 4GS5NE 81 NJ
S1peleren, rttaar bet er folo, CT
Der i1tet flint Deo Ben. Gen
tr9'rger til Ell oarm &oano for at
tltnne n6ipreoe lin Gurpepragt."
Ser er mat1ge. ilige, l1poaagteoe
og hlipnela6en6e per6ileie 9paler
blanot Mermeifene % blan6t bore
Dmgipelier. Sc bar omgipet fig
meo ct 2ag af SS1teresielesbeo og
~ltipfrosiet 2igegploigbeo. Men Ser
er Dog EN- 9@oeliten UNDER sen iutet=
Iiigenoe Sfal.
Set er bare en- BARN &oano,
lom mongler - en- &aan0, ser fan
|leoe liot al @ier1igbeoe1s @arme
tho I oen tilipnelu0enoe baar6e
Slump og lofte Sfjenbeoen frem
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Set CT bleoet iagt iao ofte:
client life at ifripe biem til Mor
= glenn life sit @prog og sit
5%gorelano! Men 80. Mai lpoer
Yoaminoelie 1t: Glen life Sine Gp=
Be. - Dine @rabe! @ip Sem 6en11e
enc Sag / N(aret - Min0ets Daq
- @rapimpfnings6agen!
Sern om og ppnt 6tne @rope ef=
ter be61te Cone.
Sg 1toar 81 Min6er rin6er Iom
friife &tl6eoel6 - buff 90 Sn6=
ltriften ODER BEN ga1nle 2%anosbD=
ftrfegaor6sport:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
Git Sit 2anb!

Gift sit 2an6! !:
Dannefpin6e, Dunnemono.
elf bet, mems 6u er / 2ibe! -
beoite 0ro Oh fan set gine:
9anlf> leg er, jeg bar, pil blioe
t1otl @rabens iflmle @nn6!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

@ai er alorig ioo preo,
at &1gen 10 1a6er fit @ippe lie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

&ptl ro1ig .ie6t, gu 9s6e
I @e|tens Mftenglons,
til @itens Morgenre6e
Sig bringer 2ipets &rons.
S &ronens CLANS Dor @merte
og Sorg / Mrmo6S SO,
ner oerfor ro1ig &ierte,
t @raoen bar gu SO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

glif sit @prog!
@pm set for sin lille &og!
&btn6e, lpr bom set at itape;
set ct 2ipets beolte @ape!
Dronningroien fra oen &abe,
bport 6aores &ierter Tog!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

GIFT sit 6log!
iom en- &erle / Sin Sag.
@aier eli set pao 6in @a1e, -
Dit &iem BOG &oriets Bore
bore las Sen Morgenbane,
iom. bebroer 2ps og 9ag!
8. &rog.
Qua.
@n ga1nmel 0r06og fra 1875
forteller ON @po:
@epa eller @bu bar 6en allerfgr
lte &ptn6e iom 5faberen banneot
at Mooms &ib6en og goo bom ii
<itrn I @ara6ilet. @um faloteS
De 2eben6es Wor.
Sc Scribe brp6er fine &opeoe1
n1eo at n0grr116e, bborfor FUN ble&
gjort al ct &ibbcr1.
Sc flyer: SSffffe at &obe0et, pac
set FUN life ifal ppre ManoenS
@erre. SSffe al 9iet, for at fur
life ifol ie alt. SITE af m1,n6en
for at bun life ifnl na6re. SSffe Al
@oa1toe1, paa set at BUN life lfa'
itiale: SsSffffe al 6o6en> pao set fun
fife ifa1 1ebe fin @ei. Men al Ell
&ibben> iom ii66er pe6 &jertet, 70,
at bum ifol elife BAN ober alt.
81 fiet16er Nemme / bort 2an6
ct 8%re6refolf, iorn Doloer Sta11o,
troos @pooelfero og &olo poo tpjf,
oct er> oil pere> bliper jp6if,
tro0s bla1fe &tffelb11er.
Sc list til 6isie Spoer fen,
og gier iom 6e, S finite @e,1o,
buff ltooig, ielp / Nagets @puno
Dor Man6, S olorig fuer.
Sofus Scban6orff.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19
A Moving Picture Tragedy.

Distressing fatality occurred q feH-
days since at KlausanBnrg near
Vienna, when a young actress vas
drowned while taking part in an ex-
citing episode for the einematograph.
The FIN was q version Of an Hunga-
rian popular comedy called Sarge
Esiks and the play included q scene
where a boat load of women vas
supposed TO be eapslzed. The opera
tor wanted to take actors dressed il
women's clothes in this scene. but
the actresses insisted on playing the
roles themselves.
The boat. With four actresses from
the National Theater. started out on
the river in the middle of the town.
when they we're caught in q whirlpool
and upset. The crowds On the river
banks, thinking that al this was part
OF the play. oheered. The operator
was the first 70 perceive the danger
Of the boat Three Of the women
were rescued. bat 1s-year-old Eliza
beth lmre was swept down the
stream and taken out lifeless. she
was an excellent swimmer. but IN the
excitement lost her head.
The films have been e-onhseated
and the director Of the theater has
been arrested. Popular indignation
against him Is great. because be in
sisted that ali members Of his 1heatri-
cal company must be ready 70 take
part in cinema productions.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19
Travelling Chapel.

Chapel Car St Peter the travel
ing church. l. being used to spread
the Catholic teneis through sparse
y settled regions. ard recently arriy-
ed 4 Philadelphia. TIE coach Is on
It's s=ay 70 The second missionary con
gress
The 81. Peter Is the second car
built and donated o the Catholic TX
tension society for mission work
along Railroad lines where Catholics
are few and widely scattered. Its fore
runner. st Anthony. has been re-
sponsIble Tor the building OF no less
than 50 ehapels. The ST. Peter
has been built for a mission and il Is
expected 70 aanish The feeling Of
spiritual isolation in The southern
plans and western prairies.
TIE chapel car IS a complete resi-
dence and church OF wheels. Ser
vices are aeia II TIE perfectly
equipped chapel Nth a. much sol
emnity and e~onseaIenees a. II a
church building Mass Is said daily
in I except when the car Is in motion
o. Lot il actual Use Religious in
s~irnefIon IS given every morning and
q lecture n the evening. Baptism.
communion and the other saeraments
are administered regularly on the
car.
The car IS constructed Of steel with
q copper roof. The par set aside fo-
the chapel IS : feet long and has a
comfortable seating capacity for -
persons With the aisle and observa-
ton platform pressed into service 80
more can ae accommodated. The
sanctuary win Is altar IS separated
from the nave b. a communion rail
ing. on which is mounted a three
arch rood screen. giving an
artistic and ecclesiastical appear
ance. 4 specially constructed organ
Is installed near the entrance.
The remaining space in the a is
used as living quarters By the rev
The dining room. library. Office and
sleeping compartment. the layatory;
and kitchen. storage and clothes
lockers. The personnel OF the crew
board consists Of the chaplain. the
superintendent. xho looks after al
material details required for the
care and successful opera
ton Of the car. and one attendant
who Is both cock and porter.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19
Naughty Men See Naughty Pictures
Awful Row Results.

As a result Of the widespread n
dignation over the display Of very
wicked Partisan pictures 10 which a
OF men was admitted at
P~hillipsburg, y. J., the moving pic
ture theater of c. W. Fuller is closed
and he is out of town. while a war
rant for his arrest Is out for him
Complaint was lodged By County
Prosecutor Stryker before Justice Of
the Peace Van Billiard. who al once
issued the warrant. 1t could not be
served, a. Fuller had departed. His
wife remained behind. but decided 70
close the show place.
Ever since news Of the wicked
show leaked there has been great
public agitation. led by the federated
Catholic societies, and taken up b.
all other church organizations. for a
rigid Investigation of the case. The
prosecutor acted upon this demand.
Fuller is said to have gone to Buffalo.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19
Exit Marsha and Lola

The final chapter 4 fhe Digs
Czminetu elopement ease. insofar as
it affects Marsha Warrington ard
Lola Norris. the ~ Sacramento gITls
with whom Digs and caminefa
eIoped 70 Reno. Nevada. aas written
in Sacramento. when Superior Judge
Peter J.. Shields dismissed The peti-
ton to declare the girls dependent
children.
Judge Shields acted % he recon-
mendauoa q The probation commit
e that the girls be not prosecuted
His order Of dismissal clears The
records in Sacramento county Of al
charges either against the girls Of
against Digs and CaminettI-
Had the court proceeded under ne
petition 70 have TIE girls declared de-
pendents they could have been piac-
ed under TIE jurisdiction Of re
juvenile court and placed O. 3 pHoba-
ton order. with strict rules % govern
their conduct until they became q
years o. age.
The recommendation 70 dismiss
the charges against the girls Was
made Dy the probation committee
after a stormy session mo weeks ago.
The vote on the recommendation
stood ! 20 3
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19
Wireless SAVES Lives Of Passenger
on Burning Steamship.

One hundred and thirty-hve lives
Vas RE toll taken y The sea and the
FIRE that destroyed the Canadian
liner Eolturno or October s and 10,
IN midatlantic. On The voyage from
Rotterdam 70 Halifax and NeR York
Again The wireless PLAYED a lead
ing ar in rhe grim drama Of the
seas. b is means and through the
herolsm Of those Who responded 10
the call. the lives Of 81 Of those on
board the YoItnrno we're saved.
The Yoltumo has had a somewhat
noted career. On her first trip TO
this pert she brought II the p Or
a French bark. Ia Champagne,
whom she rescued in m~idatlantie
during a storm as violent as that in
which the YIlturno Vas destroyed.
The Yulturno. then commanded BY
Captain Harrison, stayed by the sink
ing vessel for four days until the
seas moderated sufficiently 10 launch
a lifeboal
Ten steamers responded 70 the
wireless calls for help and fought for
hours during a raging gale TO save
the passengers and crew of the burn
ing steamer.
Captain Barr of the carmania re-
eeived the distress call Of the Vol
turno when seyenty-eight miles dis
ant in latitude IS 3 north. longi-
tude 81 30 test. The Carmania
crowded on full steam. and. with
extra stokers. made more than twenty
knots an hour in the teeth Of the
gale.
The Volturno sailed ffom Rotter-
dam on October ? for New York.
According to the official statements
she carried twenty-five FIST cabin
passengers. 53s steersge and a crew
numbering nine-six.
The rescue ships reached the scene
OF the disaster in plenty OF time to
save all. but for hours stood by the
blazing vessel. impotent because Of
the storm to reach the agonized men
women and children crowding the
afterpart OF the ship and within a
stones throw.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19
The Forty-Thousanth Locomotive.


That a firm OF builders should have
recently completed its forty-thou-
sandth locomotive bears testimony to
the magnitude OF the locomotive
building industry Of this country.
The Baldwin Locomotive company.
who have accomplished this feat.
built their first locomotive IN 1882.
The one-thousandth was turned out
from the works in 1851; and in 1880
the hYe-tbousandth locomotive ap-
peared. No. 10000 was built in 1889
and No. 10000 in 1902. II took
only FIVE years for the company 10
build its next 10000 locomotives,
and the present year sees the CON-
pletion OF the forty-thousandth, a fast
passenger Pacific" type. This loco
motive has cylinders 20 inches in dia-
meter by 26 inches stroke. S0-ineh
driving wheels. 4.525 square feet OF
heating surface. weighs lss,50o
pounds, and has a traetiye force OF
$500 pounds. II was built for the
Pennsylvania railroad-Scientihc
American.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19
Mrs. Maokay Denies Charges.

Mrs. Clarence II. Mackag. suffrage
leader and wife Of the head Of the
Postal Telegraph and Cable com
pany. broke her silence Wednesday
regarding t he million dollar suit
fled against her by Catherine K.
Blake for the alleged alienation Of
the affections OF her husband. Dr.
Joseph A. Blake. a surgeon.
Through her person al counsel.
Arthur c. Train. Mrs Maekay denies
all OF Mrs. Blake's allegations IN c
formal answer filed in the supreme
court and characterize hrs. Blake
as one who has a Jealous disposition.
an u~ngoyernable temper. and no
affection or love for her husband.
whom at one time. il Is alleged. she
threatened to kill.
Since 1908. Mrs. Maekay AYERS.
Mrs. Blake has had no affection for
the doctor.
ON the contrary, the article on
tinues, she has sought to injure his
good name By constantly spreading
among his patients, relatives and
friends false and unjust rumors and
accusations against him regarding
his intimacy with other women and
his neglect OF his martial obligations
/ and has constantly declared TO said
persons that she. the said plaintiff
despised and hated her said husband
and tried to ruin him; and that dur
ing the year 1905 and repeatedly
thereafter. she the said plaintiff
1 threatened to XIII her said husband
by reason Of the fact alleged in
the proceeding paragraph. the plaintiff
is and at all times mentioned in the
/ complaint has been ~estranged from
her said husband and has destroyed
whatever affection or love he NAV
have had for her"
Mrs. Mackay alleges further that
"Dr. Blake has not lived with the
plaintiff as his wife since 1904. long
prior to the time when he first knew
or had any acquaintance with the de-
PENDANT, but on the contrary. he has
avoided the plaintiff as much as pos
sible and by mutual consent the said
plaintiff and her husband have at all
times since the year 1904 lived separ-
ately and apart and since the year
1910 have maintained separate and
distinct establishments"
Mrs. Mackay says she did not meet
DR.. Blake until 1909. long after the
breach had come between him and his
wife. and asks that the suit against
her be dismissed. The summons and
complaint in Mrs. Blake's suit was
made public only last Tuesday. II
set forth that she was living with and
being supported by DR.. Blake until
four years ago. Mrs. Mackay. she
charges, "wllfully, wickedly and
maliciously alienated his affections
and stiIl alienates them. Mrs. Blake's
suit for separation against the
%fdoctor is pending In the courts.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19
Thought Police station Va saloon

foIlfe station a saloon
Edging his way past four or hse
men zho stood before the brass rail
I'm the big outer uoom Of I be North
&estern police station IN Baltimore
q man. who afteWard gave his name
as Samuel Nelson OF Brooklyn. al
tracted the attention Of Desk Ser
geant Reth.
whatn you have? asked the
sergeant.
III take a medium-sized beer.
answered the man tossing a nickel
on the long heavy desk TOP.
WHAT" said the sergeant
I'm take a medium-sized beer
repeated the man. If yoa haven't
o any medium size you can make
it a big one"
Say" yelled the officer. this
isn't a saloon. Get out Of here and
Re quick about il.
The man made his Nay slowly to
the front door. looked up and down
Pennsylvania avenue. discovered a
saloon almost directly opposite the
station house and made tracks for II
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19

brigade free transportation. Mss
Smith said ! have letters from Min
nesota asking for I've hundred NO
men 10 become wives TIE men oui
there mean business and The nye
hundred are the kind Of women these
farmers want cat send them >
parcel post. 50 ] went 70 Nr. Hi
NJ. Hin has made no decision.