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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-09
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hes 'ai goa en- mere intelligent N}aa
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lesh1o &anoct Tor Dem lem p,I q,
fan orbetoe. 4tcn meo octte bar 0e
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-09
Nhieaap Ernpuftmarfen.

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faa barr iaa penIis at meooeIe, at
&c faa oeres advertisement | "Se.
errabsH Soften. let iiirer Gem oer
beeite gebaneIirg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-09

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Own, A. DEcO,4s. Lew. vsDAA INK AG ~ COsoAss %
E4EoI ; isai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-09
@amsas Sitn Npeemarfeo.
9inur 9th
Omaha &peamaYfen.

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Gipr % &pier ............ 5.S0-7.50
Stockers and feeders 900. 5000. 90
Spin-Bulk of sales ....... 7.30-7.60
Gam. 7.00--7.75
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-09
era uoldnoet.
VfrS. GmmcIinc Vanfhurit, Sep.

oingen for DC frigerife Stcmn1ercts.
fpiitoer / England, bIcu / forri8e
llgc arreiteret peb &iemfomlten til
England ira amerifa, eltoru isr
bun fit gnIeoning til at gao iIaro
fra Golnpifibet. Sun blep anbrogt
/ Grctcr Spngiel, bpor bun itrar be.
gpnbtc pao oen gamIe Sattif meo
SunQeriireif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-09
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brittle 6Iaaoeminiiter, boIber MI
poa at lpre 6IpOcflnitcn. San bar
tngct llnocrpiSning / @arinens
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tilOcirs oeo Gaithurd ianrmen meo
6lpperen aoptein 2uibington. Gent
ne itprcoe Moifinen, inotiI De baooe
noaet en- @eiOe al 500 500; oa fog
Wiinilteren Stpret % m~aneorereoe
2leropIonct / Ell lterf @in0 / nPiten
10 Minuter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-09

!tlH''itiit't Il W. NAlSl ! OAN''
ria. Socioliitcrne % De raoltule
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Sloget itllI0e itno, raar Neglerln'
lcu9 Norilog ON SptdGeIle al ct mt
Stot2Iadn puu 260 MilIoner Col
lars iii crtraoroinrre miIitGrc 6or'
onitaltnjnQer tom I'll Yebonollngs.
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lite Ceccmbcr fIarc0c NeQieringen
ia mes u Stcmmer@ Cucrpegt.
Men nIlereOc uTitc Go1 gif oct
QoIt. Spsrg2maolct uar IA, ON DC
me Stot2obIiAotioner (GonOS) ifitl-
Sc pNre @jeuitan0 Tor @citatning
cacr ci. % her ait N|iitcnningcn
HclicriuQcn imo0 mrO - Stem.
mcr@ CucrUelt. Mintiteriet@ Deb.
lcnrncr iorloo cieblitteIiQ Geputc-
rctfamrct "a began iig Nireftc iii
|ruiiocnt Toincarc / GIpiepoloOict
"a opcrrattc bnm inc AiitcO@bc9iT-
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umiturtet Den me Son ON trcaari9
miIitrr SieneitetiO. "a iiteOciior ct
mt Stat9laan nil Sc hopc iuoisrt
en- tluftclid Suotomitifat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-09
Scn nmerifanIfe Nlaaoc, iont 6ar


pPret poa @ciog / Notwithstanding
ne, err nj after poa @iemoei. Slog.
itlbcnc "gSpoming", "lltab" %
"Gelnpare" a~ireiite / Sonougs ira
Giaairancu / 6ronfrig, pe0 @ibroI-
Tar ifnIOe 0e itsoe til oe ANDRE Sfi-
be, bporcitcr belle 6laaOen itllIoe
9aa ionlct til 45orerne. @erira iGt-
Ter en- GiDiiion, ~beitonenOe al "Gon-
nccticut" "Obio" % "annioS" &lir-
len for Guantanamo, bpor be inoto'
ger a1il % iortiUtter iaa til De
mericonite Sarpanoe. G~ifaOrenS
Gbei Aonliral Badger, ertlGrer, at
Gogtct bar pprct oDcrlnuabe pellpt-
fet / ale &cnieenoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-09

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iieOtea / Sonoon en- fongelig Yro.
flamotion ont 5orbuo moo SnOfor.
iel al @oaben 90 Ammunition til
SrIano - en- Sroiif, iom Den britt
lie Hegiering bi0til iulbltGn0ig bar
iguoreret tiItrooS Tor at l%llitcrmpn.
oene oog bar braafet beilDot ON ollie
De Vaaben, Dc inbferte, % Den ppl-
oi0e Irme 6e bolot pda at uorlllte.
Den nUitcn iarntioig nleo llolteoel'
len al 0crlne Proclamation flno-
9ioroe Eremicrminilter NSQultb, at
ban dfccptereoc DC Erinciper, lom
Sir G0lparo Carton Filters
lifroneoe aonQe" - bauoc forelladet
iom @runolag iOr Ell minocll8 Sper-
ensfonit on Some Gule Sa9cn.
elsie Erinciper er al Carton tor-
nuleret iaoleoeS: II Srlt Some
Mule maa life oronca lltg, at oct
blir uonmgcnoe ior l%lIitcr. y Ill
tier mua life bchonolca mnoerIe0cs
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at beifpttc NorIumcntct. A Some
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0ca. at Sen life nil lore til til Filters
cu0cliqc ll0itiuelic ira Hcitcn al Ai'
oct. @co al 9uo meo pon oiSle
Eluftcr bar oobenbort Sen cngcIIfc
RclierinQ billet rGtfc DC ltriobnre
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-17
A HUNGER STRIKE
At DENVER
tBy Associated Press.l

Denver, Colo, April 17.-Sixty mem
bers of the Industrial Workers OF the
World from the Pacific Coast, who be-
gan hunger strike, ate breakfast to-
day in the city hall They say they
will refuse food until the city furnishes
a better supply or they are removed
to the hospital.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-17
A. AND N. VS..
LOUISIANA State

The opening game of a series of
two between the Texas Farmers and
the Louisiana State University base
ball teams will be played Friday after
noon at o'clock at Kyle Field. The
second game Saturday afternoon will
be called at 1870 o'clock in order that
the play may be completed by the
opening of the grand carnival at 3
o'clock.
The Louisiana team has met with
success in Texas, and as the Aggies
have shown considerable improvement,
a good game is anticipated.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-17
MEXICO PARDONs
AMERICAN PRISONERS
Were in Same Prison with Young Diaz,
Who Secured Their Pardons
Since Gaining Power.
[By Associated Press.l

Rochester, n. Y, April 17.-It was
announced today that Leslie Hulburt
and William Mitchell of this place and
DR.. Charles Harle Of Abilene, Texas,
who have served twelve years in a
Mexican prison FOR alleged insurance
frauds, including murder, will be re-
leased They were in San Juan de
Ulloa prison with Felix Diaz, who OBJ
tanned their pardons on his accession
to power.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-17
CONDITION OF POPE Plus
The Physicians Bulletin Announced
Improvement and Pope Declared
Himself Much Better.
GBy Associated Press.l ]

Rome, April 17.-The Pope's physi-
clans bulletin this morning announced
improvement in his condition. The
Italian government summoned the ply.
sicians and demanded an exact state
ment in regard to his health. The
physicians replied with frank state
ment that it was extremely difficult
20 say whether the pontiff's constitu-
tion would overcome the present crisis,
but the Pope himself said he was much
better
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-17
BALL TEAM TO HEARNE.

A baseball team of Bryan boys went
up to Hearne this afternoon to play
the team of that place a game. There
were twelve boys in the party, and
money was raised among the local
merchants to help defray the expenses
of the trip. The Bryan boys are plan
ming to schedule a number of games
this season with neighboring towns.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-17
NEW YORK POLICEMAN
ON TRIAL FOR GRAFT

New York, April 17-District At
torney Whitman's cases against the
police officials whom he has had in
dicted are all ready and he begins the
first of four trials here today with
the case of Policeman Robinson, ac-
cused of bribery by Antonio Tancredi
of the Little Venice restaurant in One
Hundred and Twenty-fifth street The
trials of Inspector Murtha, Peter ].
Duffy, Sweeney's righthand man, and
Inspector Sweeney follow that Of Rob-
inson.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-17
Would Punish Trust Violators.
tBy Associated Press.l

Washington, April 17.-Chairman
Henry OF the rules committee today
introduced a bill amending the Sher-
man antitrust law by defining what
constitutes a trust with a penalty of
the degree of a felony for violation,
ranging from two to twelve years, and
exempting members of organizations
that were not for profit and without
capital, or agricultural products, or
livestock in hands of producers, or
raisers. The bill is aimed at the Su-
rreme Courts rule Of reason" de-
cision.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-17
CLEANING, ALTERING, PRESSING.

Ewing, the tailor, will be glad I
call for your work in this line A
Exchange Barber Shop. Phone 327.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-17
Caucus Rapidly Finishing Tariff Bill
By Associated Press. ]

Washington, April 17.-With the
fight over free wool and free sugar
settled, the Democratic caucus today
resumed the consideration of the Un-
derwood tariff bill with indications that
it will be ready for the House early
next week. Several members plan a
fight on the provision permitting a
discount of per cent of duties on all
goods imported in American vessels,
on the ground it amounts to ship
subsidy.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-17
INSURANCE AGAINST
MILITANT SUFFRAGETTES

London, April 17.-So great has
been the damage done to property dur
ing the past month that it has been
necessary to create new form of
insurance. Damage by suffragettes"
is the latest form OF loss officially
recognized by one of the big insur-
ance companies which has included
this in the list of accidents for which
1t guarantees indemnity. Many of the
merchants and men in other lines of
business, as well as owners of private
residences, are taking advantage OF
the new insurance clause.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-17
Made Attack on Newspapers.
[By Associated Press.1

Washington, April 17.-in introduc-
ing the bill making it unlawful for the
District of Columbia newspapers to
publish the details of crimes, acci-
dents. and tragedies, today, Senator
Works of California attacked the pres
ent-day newspapers and journalism
throughout the United States. declar-
ing a majority of their readers would
prefer to have such news omitted.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-17
WILSON SENDS IN
MORE NOMINATIONS
Plums Are Dropping Right Along Nova Bill
introduced Defining a Trust With
Penalty For Violation at From
Two to Twelve Years
tBy Associated Press.l

Washington, April 17.-President
Wilson today appointed Benjamin F.
Sherrell United States Marshal for the
Eastern district of Texas. Robert
Wooley of Virginia was appointed
Auditor for the Interior Department; +;
Henry Breckenridge of Kentucky. AS.
sistant Secretary OF War; and Will
liam Harris of Georgia, Director of the
Census.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-17
FLIGHT IN
D|R|GIBLE POSTPONED
[By Associated Press.l

Las Palmas, Canary Islands, April
H.-owing to a sudden de6ation Of
the dirigible "Suchard Two" through
a leak, Joseph Bruecker postponed
starting his fight across the Atlantic
Ocean today until new supply Of gas
comes from Germany.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-17
TeIegrapher Suicided.
[By Associated Press. !

Brownsville, Texas, April 17.-Oyer-
work and worry over an expected at
tack by rebels caused Ignacio Jiminez,
chief OF Federal telegraph lines in
Matamoros, to blow out his brains this
morning.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-17
SPECIAL ELECTIONS ORDERED
[By Associated Press.l

Austin, Texas, April 17.-Governor
Colquitt today ordered special elec-
tions for May in the One Hundred
and Twenty-third and Sixty-ninth Leg
islative districts, where vacancies oc-
Cured through the death of Repre-
sentative Hunt and the election of
Representative Buchanan to Congress-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-17
SNYDER HAS SCARLET
FEVER EPIDEMIC
tBy Associated Press.l

by Associated Pressl
Snyder, Texas, April 17.-On request
of Mayor Noble, the Sunday school
and church services for next Sunday
have been called off on account of
scarlet fever. In the several cases
which have developed two children
have died.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-17
SIX DEAD IN TERRIBLE
HOTEL HOLOCAUST
[By Associated Press.l

Malone, n. Y, April 17.-Seyen per
sons were burned to death today and
several others received injuries which
may be fatal in fire which destroyed
the Wilson Hotel. Several were in
jured by jumping from the third story.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-17
BATTLE EXPECTED
At MATAMOROS
Rebels APPEARED Thirty Miles South
Last Night-Garrison Is Strong
and Will Be Sharp Fight.
tBy Associated Press.I

Brownsville, Texas, April 17.-An at
tack on Matamoros, Mexico, is hourly
expected by the rebels, who are esti-
mated to number nine hundred. They
appeared thirty miles to the south
last night.
The garrison is strong and sharp
battle is indicated.
The Washington times., 1913-10-12
WATSON SISTERS
DUE At THE GAYETY

Max Spiegel presents "The Watson
Sisters at the Gayety tomorrow after
noon for weeks engagement, with a
performance every afternoon and night
The new burlesque entertainment of
Fanny and Kitty Watson is a mu-
sical farce entitled Morocco Bound"
written by Joe lie Brandt and Arthur
Denvir, with music by Edgar A Vim
ALL The cast is made up OF selected
performers, including Frank NJ. Chris
t.. Frank DANIEL, Joe Stanley, Louis
Rice, and Frances Farr.
The story relates the adventures Of
a young widow, who conducts a select
Academy of Department for young
ladies, a young Moroccan maiden who
flies from her native land, a young man
who is left a fortune by an uncle who
lived in Morocco, and a charming girl,
In love with the heir and the daughter
of the widow. The Watson sisters
take the parts of the widow and her
daughter.
The locale of the story gives ample
possibilities for the introduction Of
novel scenes costumes in a gay riot
OF color, and for the Interpolation Of
many catchy song hits and stirring
ensemble numbers. A scene in a Moor
ish harem in the early morning shows
its occupants at their bath. giving
picture artistically attractive and m
teresting from the stage construction
Of the huge tank.
The Washington times., 1913-10-12
BELASCO COMEDY
At THE NATIONAL
"Years of Discretion" Was Big
Triumph of Season in New
York Last Year.

An occasion which promises to be one
of the most notable of the season will
he the performance tomorrow night at
the National Theater of Years of Dis
erection" David Belasco's most impor-
tant comedy success of recent years.
The play comes here almost directly
from the Belasco Theater, New York.
where for the greater part of last sea-
son It was the reigning comedy triumph
of Manhattan.
The play was written by Frederic and
Fanny Locke Hatton, and is one OF
sparkling epigrams. witty lines. quaint
story written around that favorite fig
ure of the theater, the fascinating
widow. She is of middle age, wealthy,
and from Brookine. Mass. Deciding
tC indulge in one more fling, she comes
to New York with trunks full of gowns
of the latest and most daring modes. OF
course, she arrives in her plainest garb.
so that the transformation will be sure
TO starte. Immediately upon her emer-
Sence in fine feathers she becomes the
center Of q fiuttering flock of bachelors.
The second act finds her impetuously
pursued by a quartet of male admirers
and obviously suffering from the arti-
ices that seem necessary for the pres
crvation of her charms. She finally con-
sents to marry one of her admirers, and
discovers after marriage that she lis too
olo fo- tempestUous love, and that un-
ceasing gayety tires her. Fortunately,
she finis that her husband. too. is anx-
ious to give up the mad race, so they
both settle down into a comfortable
middle life existence.
For the cast Mr.. BelaSco assembled
splendid compaDy-Effie Shannon, Alice
Putnam. Herbert Kelcey, John Flood,
Louis Massen, Robert McWade, ir., E.
NJ. Holland, Grant Mitchell. and Camilla
Dalberg. Matlnees are announced for
Wednesday and Saturday.
The Washington times., 1913-10-12
DIVORCE DRAMA
At THE ACADEMY

The churches frm stand on the sub
ject of divorce is ardent1y championed
in The Divorce Question" which will
be produced at the Academy of Music
On Monday next. The author, William
Anthony Mcguire, shows a thorough
knowledge of his subject and has
staged g most realistic picture of
those who strive to def society and
IN an admirable manner he presents
his side of the question long discussed
His belief is that divorces do not
remedy martial woes inasmuch as
the children's future should be taken
into consideration and in his intense
Ig Interesting human drama Illus
trates by the absence of a fathers
guiding hand, q mothers tender care
which is the child's Inheritance by
right, and the moral and physical
ruin brought upon the children by
practical abandonment and neglect.
The theme of the play is an argu-
nent against divorce, the main idea
being that the next generation must
be considered in laws enacted by the
present generation, taking the stand
that the purpose of marriage is the
prom uigation Of humanity by the pro-
ducticn of children and the definite
and unrefutec idea contained IS that
every child has 4 right to its parents
The splendid success OF this play al
McEickers' Theater, Chicago. where
l07 performances were given proves
conclusively the merit Of this attrac-
ton and moreover gives ample evi-
dence that the public of NOWADAYS
wants 4 serious play, one that will
benefit them cducaticnally
The Washington times., 1913-10-12

expresses 1t, he holds both his men and
his hearers IN a magnetic spell.
For his brief tour OF the larger East
ern cities. Creatore has arranged one
Of the best programs he has ever Of
fered. and Washington will have an op-
portunity to hear for the first time a
number Of novelties procured during his
recent tour Of the great publishing
houses Of the continent.
The afternoon concert will start a;
3;15 and the evening performance at
Sis.
The program for the matinee, which
begins promptly at 3:l5 O'Clock this
Afternoon, is as follows: March, Roma
(Musso); overture, Tampa (Herold) |:
serenade (MoszkowskD. celebrated
Organ Offertory'' (Batiste), preiude
from "LohenSrin' CWagner), quartette
from "Rigoletto" CyerdD. solos by Sig
nori Catena, Ciano. BOZzacco. and Le-
I.uca. Adagio Cantabile from "Sonats
Pathetiuue op. 49, CBeethoven), grano
selection from Faust" IGounodl. IaI
Prelude, Cb) Flower Song. 'cJ WaltZ
and Chorus, solos by Signori Catena
and Bozzacco.
The following program will be onered
at the attraction for the evening con-
The Washington times., 1913-10-12
MARIE DRESSLER
TO.BE KEITH STAR
funniest Woman on American
Stage" HeadIiner on Big
Bill of Clever Acts.

Marie Dressler, the funniest woman
on the American stage" will be the
leading laughing feature an the bill at
B. T. Keith's Theater this week, COM
mencing at tomorrow's matinee and
continuing until the following Sunday
night. This feminine buffoon is eclips-
ing herself In vaudeville in a fanfare of
fun called "Capers," which she serves a
Ia Broadway, a dash or two of dancing,
some favor of songs, and little touch
of tender, sympathetic pathos. 1t is
said to be the most effective medium
Miss Dressler has ever used for her dis
play o. divertiyeness. The extra added
sttraction will be the minstrel tenor,
viii Oakland, formerly a star balladist
OF the foremost American minstrel COM
panies. who, with an assisting quartet
of singers. will offer a drawing room
musical sketch abounding IN melody.
Julia Nash and company will make
their Washington debut in Her First
Csse." Eunice Burnham and Charles
their innovation, "a Song Sketch at the
Piano" Lynch and Zeller, The Bang.
Bang Boys as The Cluo Maniacs,"
will make their first bow in the Capital
City. Dave Kramer and George Morton.
the blackface comedians, called The
Two Black Dots" Dorothy kenton.
The Girl with the Banjo fresh from
the piaudits of the Winter Garden and
the "Folies Bergere:" Armstrong and
Ford as the The English Johnny and
the Cop: and the Kinemacolor romance
Robin Hood are other potent inclu-
sions in the great bill this week.
The Washington times., 1913-10-12
CASINO.

A rattling good baseball sketch is
promised at the Casino Theater this
week by Billy Inman. a famous player
Of the big league. with his company.
IL is entitled Before the Came and is
said TO preserve the atmosphere Of the
national game and abound in enjoyable
entertainment. Special scenery is re-
quired for its presentation. Another big
feature full Of fun will be kid Ham
let" presented by company of five
players
An electrical novelty is promised by
Electric" Smith, q comedy juggler
who manipulates articles charged with
the unseen current in a manner both
lsughable and thrilling. Hilda Leroy,
with an Offering of ballads and melodi-
Gus songs. with other attractions to be
announced in the program, will COM
plete the entertainment, except on We'd
nesday evening when, at both per-
formances, the Country Store will make
useful and comical presents to lucky
patrons, one of whom drew a live pig
last Wednesday. Friday will be the
amateurs night, supplementing the
regular program