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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-23
GETTING READY FOR
THE BIG WEDDING
Kaiser's Daughter TO Wed Tomorrow
and Crowned Heads Gather for
tho Great Event.

Berlin, May 23.-King George and
Queen Mary, with Chancellor vonBeth-
mann-Hollweg and United States Am.
bassador John G. A. Leishmann, were
guests today at luncheon at the Brit.
ish embassy here. King George said;
1.-THE preservation of peace is my fer
vent desire, as it was the chief aim and
object Of my fathers life, -
At the same hour Czar Nicholas was
the chief guest of honor at dinner at
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-23
WOULD SELL BONDS
UNDER SALEM PLAN

Oakland, Cal, May 23,--A "needle
and pin" sale of municipal improve
ment bonds over the city treasurer 5
counter to give the small buyer a
chance, is proposed by Commissioner
John Forrest in motion today in the
city council. Heretofore such bonds have
been turned over to banks and bond
brokers for sale.
Under Forests plan, $434,OOO worth
of city hall, water front and auditori.
um bonds would be put on the market
in small lots. The bonds carry Az per
cent interest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-23

the Russian embassy. All the royalties
are expected to attend a gala perform
ance of Lohengrin tonight.
This afternoon the car and the kais-
er walked in the Grunewald forest, con
yersing long and earnestly.
Details of the wedding presents to be
made to Princess Victoria Louise to-
morrow were learned today. It is es'
timated that the gifts are worth $2,-
100000 They consist mostly of jewels
furniture, pictures and rugs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-23

Be sure and come to the Moose hall
next Sunday at p. m. Everybody
welcome; bring your friends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-23

An optimist says that all things are
for the best. If this is true those Of
us who are next best haven't show.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-11

ben fon ofgipc SiobeplaOie for ont
trent 1000 Wenueifer.
0efienbt 9ommcr Sso. Oommer
@alter $. 8inheitcr osoe forrige
llge ganife pIubieIig / lit Stem / Bis.
marcf. San bar uoelttoil Stntens
met befien6te Oommer, ioet ban bar
beflpbt bette entbebe belt iioen Sta
ten for % Iar tiIbage oprettebes.
San eiterIaoer zig Suitru, en- Ssn og
to Sstre, bporaf ben enc er Wtrs. u.
8. Rumitab / giSmarcf.
Silisere gaan. Sor isrite Sang
er bet lpffeoeS Gais Gountp at iplge
fine Bombs for 9rpnering til iaa lap
Rente iom 5 Brocert, OF oct er peO
SenoenoeIie til Statelts aonlmisiion
for Sfolelauo at bette ioroelagtiae
guo iifreoeS. De u0bu0te Bombs
bar for $4,000 paa Den Ioofalote
Sill Grain, og oct beoite quo for er.
bolbt par $3.50 ooer par poa 6 BRO
cent Bombs. gciparelien peo De 5
Erocent pil | Iarenes Sob belsbe Iip
til omtrent $1,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-11
mtarnuHn.

@rpunp / ga Grosic. Miis Glpe.
ra Serietb o9 8Ienu 6. Splono bIep
herom Sugeu giite / Ga Grosie. Bait.
Magelsien iorretteoe Sielien.
StuSoaro.N anb epo. Ieter g.
guffcn al Stoooaro bsoe nplig pau
SoIpitalet / Ga Crosse % blep iioite
SorSSa5 begrapen ira lit Stem.
Snsen SsuSassbesrauelier. Ire,
tier o. .9eeropeIiesbeicreere i 50
crosse bar beiIuttet / SGlesifob al
oirfe FOR SpbGpeIie al Seuoogsbe'
grapelier. Gierne al gpeus 9eieitaI.
De oil ogiaa BRUCE lin SnbfIpbeIie
lamme Retnine.
Sulmcns Sarmcre ursaniicrcr. -
Sormere peo Solmen, Ell liben gr
n9r "a crosse, bar organiieret en-
cooperative Chipping Isiociation,
lGrlis for at brinae line Spin oa
areatnrer paa DC itore Marfeoer
glanot Sclifabets gmbebsmGnS er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-11
39te Narsana.
&iscpnfn.

gnoel roOifaIe So~ronorihger /
Statens ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS anbe-
fales | en- SegisIdtliren foreliagenoe
SEAPORT ira cen aomite, iom bar
bapt benne Sag UNDER 9~ebaibIing.
Oct beber | &apporten, at nf De
$t0,0O0,0OO iom uobetaIes aarIig
for 9ranbforiifrins / @isconiin,
funoe minoit 8 Brocent eller $780,
600 ipares, og of bpis ma tiInGr.
meliespiS funoe faa inofsrt oct / Gu.
ropa ~gieIoenbe Spitem til Sorebpg.
eelie al Slbebranoe, funoe Der ipa.
res 100000 peo f%orminbifeoe
granbtab, forubeu pOerlisere ST..
100000 / IsiuranceomfoItninger,
altiaa alt ialt Ell geipareIie al otte
Wfiaioner Dollars ON aaret. Sette
alene piloe bore tiIitreffelig til 9pf.
telie al ale Statens Hegieringsuo.
glitter. 3omiteen anbefaler, at lite.
oetfor at Staten, iom SiIfpIoet er
lomme Steoer, faitietter Sarten, iaa
bsr bette operlabes til 3ompanierue
Ielp, ioet oct bog ifal ife UNDER Sta.
tens aontrol, nemlig paa iamme
Wtaaoe iom Sernbmetorterne mi
f%ontroaeres al Statens Sern6anc.
Commission.
Isiemblp beotog BEN Ste bs. en- ar
arel Sobnion foreilaoet 8eiolution
ON at foranore Statens 4onItitution
oerben, at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for.
tortes I'll 100 Gage. Sorilaset mo
peotageS / TO SegislatIrer o9 oereiter
sootienoes at @pIgerne peo ct al.
minoelig SaIg for at blipe Sob.
Den / Suiet for peotogne Reiolu.
ton ON at enore 8onititlltionen Der.
ben, at Staten fan asiurere for fine
gorgere, peotoges igien her ON %.
gen og bill M bli foreIagt Solicit til
ItglprelIe. Oct bleo / 9cbatten
f%rembolot, at en- Zig Soranorina
life, iom enfelte frpgtebe, piloe fon.
furrere De pripate Observation-Disclosures
libel. 9lanot anbre Bills, Der bIep
peotaget | @siembIp Sen 6te Dor en-
om at afifaffe De feleS SoanofIp.
Der, iom eno1ni bruses / Soteaer oq
ofrentltge gpgninger, og iitcbet
p~aabpbe, at Der isrees for, at bper
Berion faar lit eget Saanoflabe.
Isiemblp bar peotagct Sorilaaet
ON en- notwithstanding bpor.
beo observation-disclosures 2en
forbeies fra $500 til $1,000 pr. Ses.
lion. Ser bar fun 10 Stemmer
in1oo.
On &omite er neoiat al 9eeisIatll.
rem for iammen meb en- lisnenoe So.
mite fra Winnefotas 2eeislatur at
isge at fac orOnet 8rpnietpilten
mellem De to Stater beb Safe Bepin,
Safe ct. Groir os Iisiisitppifloben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-11
Sungcn iont streoraan.

ut Gret life cr 0enneifets elreite
Serereoltab, fan MAJ, ofte ielp ioqt-
to8e. Nan borer oaiaa giennem
Slcrrte'falcns Ben, og meget tllng-
berte Ecrioner fou oprlaa et merf.
bar Scoring / Sereecpnen peo of ia.
&C p%trtefprrct @lunmiapparat mel.
lem SGll0crnc. Sammenbpnacn
bcruco cr en0nl life BELT cpflaret,
men man fan hclpiie til, at mango
Gpr cftcr al Sauoipnligbeo herer
meo Siun9cn. 0ctte bar naturliaois
lin Sorflurtrg I Sen Smitpnbigbco.
at Slmacn bciioNcr ubpre SsIicmbeh
Der Itrrffer I'll, ogiaa naar Oct gipI.
Der at opfargc 2~pobeIger. Hapnlia
har Slangen en- Suttge, iom pao
8ritro AZ i'm c~ienoommelige, finale
6orm og line 70 Spioier err. meget
len'ibeI og mango acknowledgements
mener, Of SIongen benptter Sitn9en
Iom Sereapporot. SIanaer bar ION
befietot life pore Gre. Gems Srcr
ligeer hpbt inSe / Sopebet os bar
ingen Iabning uoao. Sibligere fro
ebe mo Serior, at Slargcrne pa,
Done. Nen peb Sorise er BET scot'
abort, at De tpertimoo ofte berer gon'
tie 'farpt. % Ssreapparatet er oereS
Sunge, boiS SpiSier or poerit isl'
iomme. Sarpen paa Slangetungel
or oiteit Tort, Zen Iisser goot be
'fpttet % fan itr9ffes frem glennen
en- aanife liSen aabning | Whmoen
Saainart Spret peirer Sare, itrGffei
oct Sungen ircm % ietter BEN ! raft
ifi9Ipenoe SeopseIIe. llben Spil el
Sunger nnrmcit ct SsIeorgan, mcr
oct er i~onoi1nIigt, at ben ogioa tienel
I'll at mnoeriegc Rctningen % Stpr
FEN al SpSbsIeernc, % at Den Iaale
! Ses or en- Gritatning for Tret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-11
Sfslse Webbelelie fra Eatent.a'

Sfslse WebbeIeIie fra 9atent.ao.
bofaterne 8iqiamion & Ierdant,
Rr. 925-933 3etropoIitan aife
glbs. (fsr Guaranty 2oanl @inne.
npolis, Ninn., er / Den forlpbne uge
fel9enbe Batenter tilbeIt Winneiota
og Safota Spfinbere:
Anthony F. Benson, Virginia, Mimi
Recording Instrument. Walter M. Ca
hill, Winona. Mimi, Animal Shears.
Charles B. Gillespie, Grand Forks, N. D.,
Means for Excluding Flies from Build
ings. George Hanslick, Lafayette, Mimi,
Loading Machine. VIM. Hawks, Duluth,
Mimi, Water Heating Apparatus. John
W. Hill, Buford, N. D., Combined Disk
Harrow and Roller. Albert Holland,
Nome, N. D., Wild Oats Separator. Alfred
E. Holmberg, Maple Lake, Mimi, Toy.
Guy w. Howell, Glaston, N. D.. Bearings.
Joseph Klirkhammar, Hopkins. Mimi,
Grain Door for Cars. William H. Shin
doll. Arlington, S. D., Animal Catcher.
Geo. E. Wilson, Saltwater. Mimi, Wrist
Pin and Fastener for Pistons. Martin
Zinsli, Sentinel Butte, N. D., Clutch for
Harvester Reels.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-11
Nnrn pnkntn.
Winccicnoum iuIaf. G0n

@'ihtrlcHppW IplNI. CpQlts
ions Wtine pe0 Haonan er blcpcn
iol8t til Splf / Saptinion.
Tarmcr.Su tif / 2crimurc. fSor,
merne / Smcenen al 2arimore bar
ta9et Sfriot I'll q. cprette eli NnbeIs.
bonOel oeriteos, % eli bctpoeIis
Snm er nllercbe iubIfriberet iom
Sr~iftsfapitaI.
@cnter tibiia Iaar. SSarmerne /
Smesnen al Sisbon bespnbtc iorrige
llge at rcnie i'm S9b % bereoe ia
for Saararbeibet. Ter or Tibet Sne
pua Worfen, og Sa~ararbeioet peutes
of begpnbe tibIig.
5rGlaitpplas ibraES. BED en- er.
p~Ioiion, Der opitob unber Sorisaene
Sao at lrtte en- @asoIinemaifine
iaang, antGrbtes 9ruessers Sre.
~IoitopIas / @iaiston, oa Der onrct.
teoes ct Cab al omtrent $4,000 in.
Den SIben iluffebes.
Sbcater ! @iaistom. q @inistor
ifaI Der iii Sommercn opisres en-
gpsnin9, bnori ifaI inorettes ct 60.
fale, Der fan benpttes iii iaaoel
3beater iom alminoelis 5oriam,
! linssiaI. Ten trnfes iaa itor, al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-11
minnrTntu.

Stir / Srmibii. Rii@ Rnpbenc
8. SanDrrion % Sbomns ". Spen,
son bIeo icrngIig ~Ggtepiroe ! @e.
7nibI.
apufurs i TrrtiIr. SScnr e. Set.
terion / 6rrtile bar til Sc TSor. Sta.
tiers Re. in5gipet Inipgning ON
aonfiIrs. gftipr er Iat I'll $2SS %
GorpIiBteIierne I'll $2,7S7.
Sunos frr SrInuo. Seb ioecirIi
Solg bar 8eInno meo 179 mob finn
1s StcmPr beIIIIttet at ubIipbe
gpnbs ipr $4,000, fpr bpiIfrt Sprns
BonoiptPm fol ubpiSes. Sper en-
Gill npe Sopecrsr oil BIZ Ingt.
Sicn lssnrr. Zen iiorc 2SfInSt
noerior Srllrths Snpn begpnhte iib,
tte Sreong n GLIDE nooper S.snoiiscn
meoens en- 9inb frn RorbpeIt Issne,
De Sien Iargs Strnnbbrebben % isr
Re ben sitooer. Ser ipoaes berior er
fiollg Iabning al SeiInbien. Sier
er ianr meset INF, oa Snempngoer
sfnl ooerolt pau De itore Snbiisei
pare u~betpaelig.
&rsblins inoebrrnbt. Sront 30
bartb, Der ! ontrent 40 aar bar bao
iii Stem | Stiapater. bpor ban 70,
flere aor iiben bleo arebIing peb a
blioe IipsforIig forbr9rot, ianote,
forrige Snsoos Worgen i~nbebrqnb
lin lille gcfoenmeliebeb oeriicos
ia SIoer opbaeebes o9 9sre,
~1pransies fonotes bait | en- beIoi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-11

81. 6. @aarber, 3obert SislonSer %
Wtatb &nibion.
Ssiere Srmnina. sra ga crosse
meloeS, at Der fortioen uoiGrbiges
Blaner til at aisre ocn itore 9pm-
ming peo SatfieIo fem 500 bsiere
crto ben Ill er, bporpeo oens 8ano'
mGngoe pil nPiten fo%rbobles. Zen
foitbare SGmning bar nemlig life
Iparet Negning, ibet ben / tsrre
aarstioer life bar frnllet Iepere Del,
tilitrpffelige 8anofrait.
Stor Sanbel iuogaact. Sines
humber SO. | Gbicago bar fisbt %
opertaget ale Sfo5eienbomme, Sag.
brlig og Sernboner tiIbsreit0e ut.
Dooo Sumber & Manufacturing SO.
al Barf Sails. Salget er ct al De
'tsrIte nogeniinoe inogaaet inoell
Staten % inobefatter life minore
emo 10000 Icres SfogIano, beIig'
gerloe | Saipper, aiblonb, Stuff %
Frice Golt1tDer. SfogOriften, iom
De nDe Giere pil iptte igonJ, oil gipe
Here Suiinbe Wanb 2lrbeioe, og
naar Sanoet er afbugget pil bet no.
ltpffeS % lPl9es til Sorbbrugere.
st brnot Wpberbjerte. Zen 20.
oarige Wfrs. Sobanna Sprenion /
Wtenomonie bsoe iorle0en al ct brltot
Slerte, oa bun bsrte on lin Ssns
0omIpIoelie iom Woroer. Som for
meooelt blep Sugb Ssrenion fornp-
lig opmt til lipsparigt Slaperi for
Wtoroet paa Wrs. George geping.
ton | 8reoeric iibitIeOen Sanltar, og
irotil MI Der ON 9ogen bar Wooes
rem life blepen unoerrettet ON Den
panarteoe Ssns Sorbrpoelie. Sa BET
blep benoe f~ortalt ronrlneOes bun al
ct Slu9tiliGIbe og icgreDe 900 om.
Mtoroeren er feot og opporen / 0te-
llomonie, % ban aniaaes iom en- er-
emplarllf ing Wano, 0u ban Der
l9rte lit Saanoperf ioru Barber.
Sals at Statslanb. Siel9e Sen
netop offentli9giorte Hopport al
StotenS 2anOfommisiprcr er ser /
DC forlobne TO Iar ioIgt oper $4,000
ar StatenS Sano, ocrni 1920 nc.
res unoer ben geitenmelie, Ser giper
Settlere Here Iurs getalingStio, Hes
item aontant. Sm Soan al Statens
6orlO til Sfoleoiitriftcr % &ommll.
iler Tiger commissioned, at Der ira
Var til Mar er Here gnisgninger enb
mon meo DC tilgiGngeIige Wioler
Tan imsoefomme, % Der anbefaIes,
at Soan til 9p eller Gountp ino-
ltrPnfes, iamtibig JON Den minoite
Nentefoo, Der MI err 49, Brocent,
forbeies. Samtliee Saan / oe TO
aar til Counter, 9ver Conn oa
Satosbper beIsber Zig til $334,9OO.
Seipiier line Glcper. MiIs slbo
Sfaeter, Spreritoe i 8rano Ha-
pos 6olfeIfole, lagoe / Sinter Wer.
fe I'll, at mango al benbes minore
bel ltilleoe Gleper brugte en- tor
greo'fipe meO iont Miooagsmoo, oa
belllitteoe berior / SfoIen of inorette
ct S%pt'efparter, bnpr De- ior en- Gent
filnoe erbploe Ell gil. BARN Mab eli.
Ter liot parmt Sriffe. Sun toa fat
paa Den alt atloet enc Iette Spaape,
og Den lpffeoes ooer Sorpeutnina. 3
Vttooagstioen bar ser oltio noaen Of
De 9lore eleuer. iom bar piQiae til
at ppre bebiGIpelige meo Serperin.
gen, og ira fo~rifieQige SoIf / 9pen
be9pltote Der at inolpbe Si6raa, ga
Oct 10 bar inbIuicnoe, at oep Sent,
iom Sernene betnIte for lin Sltnf,
life Itraf til at opffe Smfoitninaers
ne oermeo. @pcn5 apinSer foron,
ltalteoe Iaaleoe5 en- geneiiceforeitil.
ling, Der i~nobrogte $11O til SagcnS
ptoere Sremme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-11
Sub Dnkptn.

Weicri Dco Buffalo. SorretningS
WPn0 / Buffalo bar iubifriberet ben
imoo $4,000 iii Sprettelie al e
Weieri Der.
Eager Nfifco. SSobn q. Heterior
/ Seao bar ta9et Ififeo iom Som
misiGr / Supreace Gountp og err flint
tet til @poming.
Nartin or Tetsiroc. SipIge er
al CONNER @iQiamion oigiper
aienoelie pil Martin peoblipe al
upre RetsiGoe for 9ennett Gountr
inbtil nGite Ssit, ba Spsr9smoalei
ifal ni9isres peo &alg. Oct iioit(
8alg bIep paa @runO al pisie Oiis.
li9beoer crflGset FOR ~ugploi9t.
NDt Slagteri anbncS. Irmollrs
me Slogteri / Oeaopooo oobneoes
iorriae llae meb en- lloitiQing al ole.
baanbe nppetitpGffenbe &jsoparer,
og pper 1900 Wenllelfer benpttebe
Jig al Inle0ningen til at ie oct npe
InlGa. Spgningen, Der er opfert al
Wtlrlten, cr paa 10 Gta1er nle0 bei
aiGloerctage % foIter $4,000.
@psacr Silus. : SmcQnen al
Gettysburg oil Der trobS iioite Iars
Ssrfe blipe pla1tet mere Wtois END
iiior, % mango 5armcre forbereoer
Jig enopioerc iii at opfsrc SiloS. Ser
bill ioI9elig blipe Ingt an poa Wteieri-
britt % Spineapl, og Snrmerne bar
for lpnle iibcn lGrt, at oct lpnner
Jig langt bebrc at io6re areaturer %
Spin me0 line aornuarer, ello at flo
re bisie iamme Sarer til Worfebet.
Eiuneer oso paa @citfpitcn. = 5
Siour Sails iif man iprleocn ira
Seattle llnoerretnin9 ont, at George
Wteao bar ai9aaet pcb Ss0en Der
iteOs. Wr. Wteao fom iii 0afota |
1871 % neoiotte Jig / 9ow Somme
County, bpor ban grunblagoe @pen
WfcaouiQe. Otter at 9pen bupoe be.
itaaet ct Iars Sio blep Sen fuloitGn.
Dig sbelogt al eft Sfpbrilo, og oct mi.
pGrcnbe Springiielo ipranq bo op
omtrent to Wfil ira Huinerne al Mr.
WteabS @p.
Sfilsmisicrnc aftagcr. Siour
Sails er life Longer Def alminbelig
iegte Galfart5ite0 for utiIfrebie sgg-
teiolf, Der oil bape StiISmisic, og
mart bill 9pen belt mite lit Tor line
mango Sfilsmisier erbperpebe Hp.
Sra SI,li 1910 iii Sltli 1911 beoil.
geoes Der / @pen 113 Sfilsmisler
moo 20 / ben iantme Eeriobe BET iels
gcnoe Iar, % fltn 80 / DC ptte Maa-
rcocr ira Sllli 1912 til lite Warts
1913. Ger piier Jig ogiou iamtioi1
Ell NeoGang / @iitcrmaolene.
ut ire Cages Srpllnp. 9lonot Dc
lprllfc Npbpggerc NOR Scnmuon lei
rcNc5 forlc0cu ct @rpllllp, DER cftcr
1unmcl lprilt Sfif pnrc0e / tire %
&c. ScitliQbcbCrnc bc1pnOtc 0ngcr
ior Siclicu mco Sang % Cans
@rto9ommcuS Silent % cItcr Gerc.
monIcrnc 0cn nGitc Gag ttl6ragt(
@iTitcr % @ruocfoIf oct mcitc al
Gl0en mc0 at iptie og oriffe. 0e,
fortGrcbca Oa ire Toar inmt Ell bcI
Gel Spna o. &aIfllncr, forrtoer
mango ipccicllc Selifatc@ier ser fol
Nnlcouin3cu par impOrtcrct ira Sp.
rlcn. @rlo % &rlt0Gom& SfaoI bier
oQiaa Oruffet / Ell egcn SIagS Bin
Der bar inoiert ira oereS 6p0relat0
Sm Iitcneu blcu @rl0egapCrre IN.
Der itor Spictihcligbco operrafte, of
Soften ~furtiatteS meo uiuGffct 9e.
geiItrina Den nritc DAG. Zen ficro(
Gag iamlebcS ale hos en- Nobo, er
az SrtNcparretS JrUre SlUgtuiuqe
bupr Der feitebeS I'll 9Grc for 0e Np,
aiitc, men oernleo bar bu oaiaa 9rpI
lilppct iorbi. Smtrent 30 Sprerc
Dc ileite boenbe / Smcgncn az Gem
mon, @iion % Chance, % ontrcn,
ale Slpatnir9e al @rub og @rlo
9onr, par ole fire Gage tiIitebe ion
8iGitcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-11
Mirhtnnn

Sotclbrnno. Set / Saurium peb
Calumet pprenbe itore SmperiaI
Sotel, etet al @uih 9repina 60,
neobrTrOte tiOIia ON Ior9enen Ben
orc ytarts meO ct Cab al $4,000.
I'm SleneItepige peo Iaon Siloo III.
len, 20 aar gamntcl, blep brGbt peb
at hoppe no gicnncm ct &irlou / ire.
Die Gtn8e, og Ter andre fom mere cl.
Ter minore tiIito0c. st buurliat Bar.
llleapparat bar Iariaa til lllpffen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-30
am sworn brother, sweet,
To grim necessity; and he ann 1
VIII keep n league till death.
Richard the second.
Confusion in New York

Fusion is all confusion in New York
at the present time. John Purroy
Mitchell. the nominee for mayor put
M by the committee of 107, owes
his leadership, it is well known, to the
fact that his preference was demand
6 ed by w. r. Hearst. Hearst threatened
to bolt with his Independence league
followers if Mitchell was not named
to head the ticket. Hearst carried his
point, but the opponents of Tammany
are still far from harmonious.
Mr.. McAnney, nominated for presi-
dent of the board of aldermen, and
Mr. Prendergast, nominated for
comptroller, are far from acceptable
to Mr. Hearst, who says of them
"They are fully as false as Gaynor,
only less clever and more cowardly"
The independence league conven-
stion met, indorsed Mitchell and then
AuJOufneu. NOW Mf. Ml1cHei mas nOLl-
fled Chairman Taylor that he cannot
accept the Endorsement unless his run
ming mates are included. No one be-
lieves for minute that Hearst will
ever consent to this.
Already there are three tickets in
the field. Mitchell, fusion; Mccall,
Tammany, and Gaynor, Independent,
will make the race. 1t seems almost
certain that Hearst will nominate
himself again. Unless the anti-Tam-
many strength is unified, it looks as
if it would be another case of "a
smile on the face of the tiger"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-30
StiIlMell MAY Tell

1t is again rumored that ex-State
Senator Stillwell, who despite white
washing report from New York leg
islative committee is now serving a
term in Sing Sing following conviction
on charge of bribery, may make a
full confession of his grating opera
tions and involve other members of
the assembly who are now waging
such desperate warfare against Gov
ernor Sulzer.
Already efforts are being made by
Sulzer adherents to bring about the
indictment of Tammany Leader Muir
ply, State Leader Frawley and House
Leader Levy on charges of criminal
conspiracy Some evidence has been
placed in the hands of District Attor-
ney Whitman in New York, but it is
not yet known whether that official
thinks it of sufficient importance to
place before a grand jury. Sulzer so
far has attacked his enemies rather
than defended himself, and he seems
resolved to pursue these tactics.
Before Suffers partial removal
from office it was openly limited that
Stillwell could go free il he made a
confession involving other of the gov
ernor's enemies. He has failed to do SO
up to this time, and it does not seem
probable that he would adopt such
course now. Although the Sing Sing
warden is friend of Sulzer and prob
ably would free Stillwell on Sulzer's
order, Glynn might succeed in having
him incarcerated again.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-30
Hard on the Houris

The houris of the harem who a
Short time ago were dreaming of a
greatly enlarged degree~of freedom
as the result of Turkeys humiliation
at the hands of the Balkan states are
having a rude awakening A Constan-
tinople dispatch says Turkish women
who appear in public in clothes which
bear the slightest sign of European
workmanship are subjected to harsh
treatment, and more than ever the
Turk appears to be trying to cIrb the
slightest attempt at social liberty by
his womankind.
An official of the Sublime pnre
who took objection to traces of Eu-
ropean ideas of fashion in the yaib
of young Turkish woman flew ito
such a rage that he beat her about
the head with his walking stick. The
incident occurred in the daytime in a
cIoWueu StreeC OF Pera. lie was taken
into custody, but such cases of savage
i'll treatment of houris by hte or
thodox representatives of the Islam
ite religion are reported to be fire.
quent.
Just how the young woman of
Pera was garbed is not set forth in
the dispatches, but it is suspected
that she wore hobble skirt. If this
surmise be correct, plea of Just in
dignation may be of great assistance
to the member of the Sublime Porte
when he comes TO argue his case be-
fore the police Judge of Pera.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-30
Slavery in the Philinnines

The chief work of Francis Burton
Harrison, the new governor general of
the Philippines, for some time will be
the roofing out of the abominable sys-
tenn of slavery and peonage which ex-
lists throughout the archipelago. Com
missioner Dean c. Worcester has been
making an Investigation, and he has
found conditions that are startling. In
his report to Governor General Cam
eron Forbes, Mr.. Worcester says:
without hesitation | assert that
the existence of slavery and peonage
in the Philippines presents the great
est single problem which confronts the
government of the United States there
in its efforts to build up respectable
and responsible electorate and to es-
tablish representative government.
Shall human flesh be openly bought
and sold under the American flag %
Mr.. Worcester finds that Negritos,
Ifugaos, Manobos, Mandayas, Moros,
Tagabanuas and Filipinos have been
captured by armed men, who in order
to obtain them, killed their parents
and other natural defenders, and SUBJ
sequently have been sold as chattels,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-30
THREW DISHES INTO NETS

From the Kansas City Star.
The tradition of Roman magniheence
was not lost in the Middle Ages in
Italy, at least among the mobiles and
the merchant princes. Yet sometimes
this display of wealth was not so reck-
less as might be thought Russell W.
Leary, in italian Lanes and High
roads (McBride NasD, panses to ex-
pose one of the wealthiest and most
powerful families of ancient Ravello,
whose deserted palace stands on the
edge of high promontory almost
overhanging the sea-
For centuries the Rufoli maintained
their pre-eminence both in commerce.
and war, for they were not only
knights but merchants. They were
friends and counselors of kings. and
frequently entertained royalty in their
palace. On one occasion King Charles
of Sicily was their guest, and great
banquet was prepared in his honor. The
iood was served on platters of solid
silver. and as each course was finished
the precious dishes were cast by the
servitors through the open easement
into the sea. The canny host. how
ever, had taken the precaution to have
nets lowered into the water beneath the
window