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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-02
|~SntertKantts autrlei !

8as ido1 Dor langerer 3eit pro-
pbe5eit lpuroe, 6aB 6urd @eloman=
gel Ser gegenlpartigen &egiernng
Merifos cine relte @en6ung In oen
6ortigen Gerbaltniiien berbeigeflbrt
lper0en miir6e, i6eint ii6 n1tnmebr 5u
erfiiaer. Sic ieitens ser Ser. Staa=
ten bertpeigerte M1erfenmtng @1ter=
taS uno Bic 6a6ur6 pernriadte ST.
11al15not leiner &egierung maren
mobl Sic @al1ptfaftoren BET Ser 0ur6
Ste fatbolii6e Hartei, unter angeb=
li6er 311ltinm1111g @uertas, pol15oge<
men Domination 6es MiniiterS beS
MeuBern @arnboa fir Sic Frdiibcnt=
i6oft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-02

3n Ser in S%obarnistbaI BEL Berlin
ont nq6iten Sonl1tog beginnenoen II.
Bis 5nm 5. Sftober 6al1ernben &erbit=
baben lid ni6t meriger ais
Niloten nit Al 6lug5eugen ange=
meloet. SON be1n i11 9euti6lano anf
6em Ieloe Ser 9(piotif ii6 befunben=
oen gifer itidt oie @leidgiiltigfeit,
Sic man bier5ulanoe> 1amentli6 in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-02

8altern Teinbe ser So5ialiiten iin6,
oiele feline @offmng anf Sen enoglil-
tigen Sieg baben fomner1.
2iebfrcdt lagt: uMuf 6em 2anoe
f%onrnleu mir nit ser &eltgion ont BE-
iten pora,1, ipeum mir iie gang aus
Dem Spiele lalien." Die Stride Direct
gu befdmpfenL lit nod 2iebfnebt
practiib;" er iagt: user aber, itatt
! oe>1 &laiienitoot ielbit.. -. an5ugrei-
fen, ii6 altf Sic Stride perbeibt, Ser
perp1lpcrt feline &raft gegen fall6e
Sbiecte."
Npd) frGftiger oriieft iid) Elm auoe=
rer @cnoiie a1f oen1 Earteitag in
@aQe aus: n@em i) Dor oieien
(Iumnlel1, 10 mer0en lie porber &C.
nanllt) ltebe, ml1b id INNER erl Oen
Miit megrdl1men, oen oie @erliner
oufgclaocn babel1. Muf Sem 2anbe
@folunnel1 mir nit ser &eligion am BE-
ltel1 pprul1, 1pen11 mtr 1ie gan5 aus
Sem Spiele laiien."
9abt nrS NUN iebet, Oh sic So5ia=
lilten mirfli9 10 lan1n1es fromm iin6
ltl10 Oh Sic Geligion tbatiadli6 Hri=
bot ade lit.
9ernitein erfldrt in elmer io5ialilti=
iden &erianml1ng 5u @erltn:
u.... Mu5 unierer 6oroerung Ser
Sreunltl1g bon Stride nl1b @taat err
gibt lid) Sic Goniequen5, 6aB mir au6
gegen sic &eligion Ste1ung nebmen
m1iiilen, benn Stride 11n6 &eligion
iin6 untren11bar." @rbmann iaet
inns, 6oB Elm So5ia1i1t, Ser ~auf Ser
lpiiieni9oftli6en @run6la9e lei1er
Hartei itebt," ME 11no nimmer ein
gldubiger Gbrilt fem fann: u&erlan=
&c i6 aber bon ei1rem So5ial6emofra=
ten sic Mnnerfenn11ng 11terer miiien<
idaftlid)en @runolagen, Damn mub
i6 sic Troge> OF elm &atbolif 5o5ial=
6en1ofrat iein fan1L perneinen. Ser
bib1ilbe @ottesglal1be u116 6ie fir9=
lid)e @eboriamspflidt pertragen ii6
NIT feiner tpiifenidaftli@en Mnidau=
l1ng. Son oieiem Stan6punfte aus
lit altd Sic Stride i'm &e6t, menn
lie iogt, 6oB ser &atbolif nidt 60
5ialoenpfrat fem fann."
gs lit oarrm au6 ga115 folgerid=
tig geoo6t, mern 6erielbe @enone Ser
Stride SEN &rieg aniogt: u@ir mer-
Sen nibts tbun, lint Seman0en IN
%iet1rer religioien leber5eugungen gu
pergetpoltigen ooer inn Sen gintritt
in ltniere 9leiben gu erl6merer, aber
mir miiiien n116 lperoen SITES tbun,
Inn sic Madt ser &ir9e> ser alten
uno m16tigen 6einoin ser 6reibeit
SIT brebe1r 11n6 Sic reltgioie 8efa11=
ge1lbeit, Sos lt6rf1te offer @in6ernille
al1f Ser 8abn 6es 6ortl6rittes, aus
SEN &6pfen ser Mallen 5t beri6e1t=
ben. SSn bieiern 9inte lit inns sic
&eligion ni6t Nripatiade."
Sn Ser @eligion ieben Sic so5ioli=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-02

item ntdtS Mn6eres als elm Inter
oriid1ngsmittel, 6ur6 pelbes sic
berri6enoe GlaiIe sic beberridter
Glaiien 1T &1rebtidoft bailt. 9otarglte
iagt: ~Gie &eligton lit zines ser
ba1ptiadliditen geiltigem @emalt=
mittcl, mittels 0ere1l u1ter6riidte
Glallen ul1ter bas Sod gebeugt tper=
0en."
Ier,ur lcien tpir in sen uSo5ioI1=
ltii6en Monatsbeften" Q902): uDas
GbriltentMm bot oie golfer auf Den
@and 9elpurfen. Man gebt nidt allf=
red)ten @auptes in oas driitli6e 90
rabies Gin, man fried)t altf alien Sie=
rem bincilr. Der Gbrilt 6arf Sen &opf
uidt frei 1u1o bo6 tragen." l1n0
2aforglte erflart: uDas @briitentbum
lit freibeit5= l1no c1ltl1rf einoIi6. f..
Turnm 1tno nnlpi1ien6, mie lie lit,
idleuoert sic Stride lire 9annflii6e,
miber oie Observation-Disclosures, 6iele
u%Grfll1oungen 0es Seufels," 5iinbet
lie ibrc Sdeiterbo1fen an mi6er sic
8elebrtelr, v0ieie 8al1berer, oieie Sci
~fersbelfer 6eS' Senfels." =
~&eligion lit Yrinatiabe" iagen
sic So5ialilten SEN u6ummen 8ar1<
ern" nno SEN vr1,1ter6riidten Mrbei=
term" ionit aber pflegen iie ibren
%grimmigen @aB gegen jeoe &eligion
in Ser u%nberbliimiten @eiie aus5u=
ipreden. 60 iagt @ebel gang fret:
u@briitentbltm un6 go5ialismus ite=
ben iid geeeniiber mie 8e1ter nno
@aiier - u@ir tbun gegen Die Self
gion, lpelde 81. ~&eroummungsbeltre=
bungen beriibt miro, ni6t 81 biel,
rein gu luenig," idreit oerielbe 8ebel
auf Sem Yarteitag in Sannoper
$500, ~ouf 6ielem @ebiete miiBte
uniere &reiie iebr bie1 mebr tbun."-
@eiter iiebt 8ebel inn l1ltramonta=
nisn11s, 5. /. &atboli5iSmusu MIR
u331riidbaltung Ser 8iloung, Sent
mnl1g Ser grfenntniB." - Die Hrie=
iter iin0 sic vidpor5e @ar6e, melde
iudt sic Mrbeiter 5n beroummen."
Warteitog in 8remen.)
r&eligion lit Eripatiode" miro Sen
gep0brliden Meniden geiagt; 0ieb=
gen, ein @onptapoltel Ser @o5tali=
iten, ober lebrt: ul1niere So5ial6emo<
fratie lit sic n%otbmen6igite Comic
oren5 elmer religionsloien niibternet1
Ienfmngsmetie." =
Ias Gbriitentbum lit rad @ebel
11idts Mnoeres alS ELM uMbflati6 6eS
g116obismus nnb 8rabminismuS".
nn6 6erielbe @enoiie iagt meiter:
u@ir (regilionsloie) So5ialoemofra=
ten pouen nit @iiien un6 @illen, IN
Ser Sbeorie 1tn6 in ser HrariS, tbat=
fr6ftige @i6eri a6er Ser 1an1mfrom=
men, g%pttieligen g%rgebenbeit iein."
@ie lief Ser go5ialiit Ste fatboli=
Erieiter bat> 5eigt inns @enoiie
&rulier inn uSo5ialoemofrati1den
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-02

Den Dc1llgen SOeale1l lld) 81 lne1ben,
bon oenen oas @er5 oes gottmenidl=
liden Siinglings bon Ma5aretb c rfiillt
mar! Iarum laBt inns Die grpbe1
Nnliegen ser Seelenrettung IN Nob
u11o 6ern erlpGgelL mie Sei1S es ge=
tbun; meg nit aler gngbcr5igtelt,
ol1d menn lie nit fronmer Mielle
u1o 1ngltlid)er Gorge nm bic @e=
Driifnille Ser elrgeren @einatb er=
id)eint; Ser MiNionsgeiit 6eS Sci JUS
fnaben alein fam nns retten, er
fiibrt Sic einen in Sic Senlinarien,
sic anoeren in sic &l0iter uno mieoer
arbere in sic 11eu erri6teten Mtii=
iionsb6nl er, UNI oas @pangelium 51
%pre0i9en ieglider &reatllr Ii. onrd Die
ga115e @elt oen Strom bes @eiles SIT
leiter. Sssr oem st. 80 =Miiiions=
bol,ie SIT Gedup ST., baben iib be-
reits IS &naben nno Siinglinge aus
allen Sbeilen Mmerifas eingefunoen,
11nr Miliionare 81 meroen fir Die
@ei6enpelt, uno I'M &loiter Ser Wfil=
iionsi dmeitern oaielblt ltno circo 100
@un6i0atinner1, Mopi5innen 11no
Sdnnel tern in ser 8orbereitung ol1f
Sen @fillionsberui /. Sd membe mid
an Sic coclitcn ser fatboliidem Sling
lingo mmo Snnefrmaen ppn Minncipta
nnb fraee: @er pon eud gebt nit!
Nod] etlpas! Mld in u%1tierer 6riIt=
lid)en Sl1ge11o Gbino's idlagt matt
hes op%oltplil6e {@er5. gs tit cine
@ol,pt = M1tfgobe BON ul1s Wftl1iono=
rem, hineliide Erielter SIT er5lebe11.
@ir baben oerer bereitS TAO, nno es
lit fei1l Morgel on gerl1fe ur1ter Ser
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Sugeno. Ser et1151=
&c Mongel lit I'M ere Mrm11tb an Mlt=
telll jene &noben Sic geeig1let 1paren
5lm Y5rieiterlton6, 5u er5ieber. uno
0od1 mdren Sic Soften DerbaltnlBma=
Big gerirg, ga oos 9eben IN China
iebr binig lit. Sir 0ie flei11e Cunt
ME bon 5000 fonnen mir einen dil1e=
iilden geminoriiten 5polf Biz flint
5ehn Sabre ltlt6ieren 1aiien, Bis ct ter
tig lit, u1,o fir $1,000 lieBe li6 fnr
im1ner eiue notwithstanding
moden. user pon Gnd), ibr gnten
upfermiitbigcn &atbolifem Minneloz
ta's, mill cine,1 pber mebrere dime
iild)e 8rieltcr aooptieren? user mill
int fcrmcn China einen pricterlid)en
Sp6n pber Sr1tber babel1, Ser alle Sa=
&c bas Spfer Ser Mltare %barbrtngt,
beien segen amf feline @obltbdter 5'1=
riiditr1mt?!
2iebe 9el1te!! S6 babe nun ge1111g
qeiprobe1r. @ir peilten IN 9ta5aretb
beim Sc usfnaben un6 lino nit lbm
inn @eilte iiber Mmerifa na@ CHINA
gereilt uno iett nte6er 5uriid in'S
beimil6e Minnelota. 8eoor i'd 1@lte-
BE- rei6e ib eu6 ols gertreter oeS
Iiebensmiir6igen Siinglings bon gsa=
oo,
aoretba nit Dem groBen Mil1ionars=
bergen sic &ano 3um 8unoe nno Bit
tie @ud: @ereeft metne @orte nidt!
itebt mms Miiiionaren bel nit e1trer
2iebe, bamit Seims lebe io>pobl in Der
amerifamiiden Snsenb als aud tint
ueitem China! Sober bon eud fa11n
iid bricflid an mid >uenSem NIT Der
MbreHc: sedmp, 81. @0dtc jeoer,
ser mei1e @prte gcbDrt ober gelclen,
bieies Sinbnif nit mir nno nns
Mi1iunaren in China idlieken> @tr
betert fir e1td, ,nb ment mas nid)t
nmmSslid lit, ein blntises @fartpri't1t
umier Miiionarleben frDnt, uirb 1tn=
Ter Mart:rerblut audi fir nniere
Treunbe amb 9elfer at @ott 1m
@nabe fleben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-02
Maden @nd aut f1hlen.

Ser angenebme purgatibe @ffefff,
tpel@er 6ur9 @bamberlains &ablette
erpirft miro, un6 Ser geiun6e 3u-
iton6 oes &orpers un6 6es @etftes,
meI9er 6aour9 be5meH miro, ma9en
irgen6 Semon6en frob geftimmt. 81
faufen Bel allen @anolern. - an<
5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-02

nnieren armeefreiien, ocm Tlug}pe-
len gegeniiber befnlloet, in elmer fir
ul15 geraoe5u bei661nenoen Neiie ob.
2a1t Meloungen aus @aibington 6e=
nliibt MON lid nod INNER pergeblid,
Die Jliegerabtbeilung Scr 9un0e5=
Qrlnee auf sic misunderstanding Star=
fc 81 bringen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-21
TIME FOR SPRINKLING.

Notice is hereby gwen that the water
system of Salt Lake City Is divided
into the following sprinkling districts
as provided by ordinance.
District No, !, All that territory
north Of the north side of Brigham
street, including the north side of Brig
ham street, and east of the east side
llth East. and north OF the north side
of 9TH South street. jncmding the north
side Of 9th South, is hereby designatun
as sprinkling district No. /. Sprink
ling in this district must be confined to
the hours between five and nine p, m,
District No .. All that territory
lying south of the south side of Brig
ham street, including the south side
Of Brigham street and west Of llth
East, including the west side of lltb
East, to 5th South street TO the clty
hereby designated as sprlnlliDg district
Ne, >. and the hours for sprinkiiDg
within this district win be confined to
the hours between five and nine Il. M.
District No. s. All that territory
lying west Of State street. including the
west side of State street, TO the east
side of end West. including the west
side OF 2nd West. and north Of North
Temple, including the north side of
1. ortb Temple, to the city limits is
hereby designated as sprinklDg dis.
trict No. ). and the hours for sprinkling
will be confined to the hours between
five and nine p. m,
No sprinkling allowed except through
. nozzle or other sprinkling device. not
larger than one.fourlh Of an inch in
diameter. Watering with open hose not
permitted
All sprinkling is limited to thirty
minutes for each one hundred square
yards by city ordinance.
Water supply viii be discontinued
without notice to any parties found
violating these restrictions.
These restrictions become effective
on date Of publication.
w, III KORNS,
Commissioners Water Supply & Water.
works. (Advertisement. J
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-21
CLAYTON CASE MAY
DELAY THE TARIFF
Credentials Of the Alabama Appointee
Presented and Referred to the
Elections Committee.

ASIuNGTON, Aug. 2o.-Supporters
Of Representative Henry D. Clayton.
Governor O'Neal'B appointee to succeed
the late Senator Joseph E. Johnston of
Alabama, decided today not to ask for
a caucus, but TO present his commission
at onoe to the senate and let the COM
mttee on elections deal with the ques-
tion Of seating him.
Clayton's commission was presented oy
Senator Bankhead and referred TO the
elections committee Many senators
questioned the right Of Governor O'Neal
to make an appointment without express
authority from the legislature.
Discussing the Clayton case informally.
several senators expressed the opinion
that no report on the validity of the
mtttee before tomorrow night, II was
suggested as such a report would be a
matter OF the highest privilege 1t would
throw the question upon the senate for
unlimited debate and indefinitely delay
a ctlon on the tariff
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-21
WEATHER FORECAST.

Salt Lake City; Fair and cooior Thursday: Fri.
day tair.
Comparative weather data at Salt Lake C!t7 for
August 20. 1913:
Highest temperature today aa degrecs. hlxh-
nr, In this month since 1874 10i degrees;
lowest last night was ~ degree0 lowest this
month since 1874 WAS "a degrees. mean temperature
for today 81 dcgroo5: normal 20 degrees;
accumulated deficiency olncc tho fro OF The month
is 36 degrees accumulated deficiency since January
Ia ga degrees; rolative humidity at n. m to-
dag 40 por cent. roatve humidity nj p. m
Today 81 per cent.
Total precipitation for the twcuty-f four hours
ending az S p. IN none; total for this month
IN date Ia 20 of inch; accumulated deficiency
for this month 20 date Ia rs OF inch; total
precjpit alton since January 10 dRto lS 1f.52
inches: accumulated excess since January iE IS
OF Inch.
Sun riscc At sH and sets Mt 7;ia on August a..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-21
TRUSTEES RECOGNIZE
GLYN|V AS GOVERNOR
New Rooms in Capitol Build
ing Designated as the "Ex-
ecutive Chamber"

ALBANY, N. Y. Aug 2o.-Martin H.
Glynn was officially recognized as act
ing governor of the state by the board
OF trustees OF public buildings late to-
day. when new rooms In the capitol
were designated as 1.-The executive cham
ber' for his use. The assembly parlor
and committee room were set aside
as the acting governors quarters They
are situated on the third floor, while the
executive offices to which Governor
Sulzer still clings are on the floor be-
low.
AS his first act after moving into the
new offices, Mr.. Glynn Issued state
ment outlining his policy. In part the
statement says:
81 do not intend to employ a tenn
porary occupancy OF the governorship for
the purpose Of partisan warfare.
Under me, as acting governor, there
will be no political earthquakes and no
factional reprisals.
Il have no intention Of removing de-
partmental heads for mere political rea-
II purpose discharging my sworn OBJ
legations for the best interests Of the
public.
state officials and also good citizens to
help bring order out of chaos In the state
government until the court OF impeach-
ment shall have rendered verdict.
mo act of mine will compound the
present confusion, Official chaos must
end and the affairs OF the state proceed
as II no impea achment proceedings were
pending. Until the court of impeachme MT
renders its decision I intend to do only
such things as may be necessary for the
smooth running Of the business OF the
state"
An Immediate clash Of authority be-
tween the rival governors may follow
Mr. Glynn's action Of today. He an
nounced that he will call upon the eN-
ecutive clerical staff, which so far has
remained loyal to Governor Sulzer, for
any service which may be needed. AS
an attempt at dismissal will follow the
refusal of any employee to obey either
claimant of the governorship, 1t Is pre-
dcted that a conflict which offers posi-
blitles Of bringing the situation to a head
may be precIpitated at any time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-21
CURRAV DIES
AF TER LONG ILLNESS
Pastor of St. Patrick's Church
Ends His Labors at
Age of 20.

Father Micheal Curran, for several
years priest In tho local diocese of the
Roman Catholic church, having charge
of st. Patrick's church, died ut IL
o clock yesterday morning at Judge
Mercy hospital Death was due to gen
eral debility, the beloved priest having
been gradually sinking for several days.
Father Curran was born In County
Galway, Ireland, 70 years ago. He was
educated at Maynooth college and was
ordained to the priesthood 46 years ago.
His first charge was the pastorate Of
parish in his home county, Galway.
Later he was transferred to the famous
Grotto Of Knock, where he remained
six years. The Grotto of Knock is
famed for its cures as Lourdes is in
France.
Father CurTan came to America after
leaving the Grottoochurch. His first
mission In this country was at Evans
ton, Wyoming, under Bishop Maurice
Burke, now of st. Joseph, Missouri
Seventeen years ago he came to Salt
Lake City. Almost Immediately he
was appointed pastor Of ST. Patrick IS
parish in this city and he has held that
CndISe ever blHCGs lL WOulQ D6 1UlpOS-
sible to tell the number of warm
friends Father Curran has made during
his long residence here. 1t is also
needless to say that his mourners will
number hundreds and there will be
many to whom he has been benefactor
VINO will feel deeply the bereavement
! that has come to them.
Funeral services will be held for the
| Rev. Father Curran on Friday, although
| all the details have not yet been ar
ranged. nor has the place OF interment
been decided upon, Both will be an
nounced later.
| The solemn pontihcal mass Of requiem
Will be celebrated at 10 o'clock Friday
morning by the Right Rev. Bishop Scan
! Ian, assisted by the clergy Of st. Msry's
cathedral. The funeral sermon Will be
delivered by the Rev. W. K Ryan.
| The body Will lie In state this after
| room in the cathedral from to O'Clock
and tomorrow morning from 6 oclocl
until after the services
| The Gregorian mass of requiem VIII be
sung by the cathedral choir tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. The members o.
| the cathedral choir Will meet at the cath
F., edral tonight at o'clock to rehearse the
requiem mass which will be sung at the
| funeral services. All members and past
members Of the choir are requested tt
attend the rehearsal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-21
FAMOUS FRENCHMAN
DIES AT GREAT AGE

ANNECY. France. Aug. a0.-Emile OIL
LIVER famous French politician and pre-
mier OF France under Napoleon III, died
here today.
NJ Olivier was born at Marseilles July
., 1925 He came into international
prominence when lie was chosen by tho
emperor as arbitrator OF the differences
which rose relative 10 the isthmus OF
Suez. and il was OH his report that the
final decision was founded.
In 1870 he was invited by the emperor
To form d ministry. The declaration Of
war against Germany and Its disastrous
results led to the overthrow OF the OH
vier government on August 3. 1870, seven
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-21
Some Personalities.

Sena tors Penrose and MARITIME enliv-
ened the tariff debate today by spirited
exchange OF personalities Mr. MARITIME
quoted Rudolph Spreckels as believing
free sugar would not ruin the beet In
dustry In the west; that the Hawaiian
Industry would continue and that the
Louisiana cane industry had been too
long protected.
''That the senate may know the i'm
pa rtialty of Mr.. SpreclSels In the mat
ter 1 wish to call attention to his con-
trIbution to President Wilson's cam
paign fund" interjected Mr. Penrose. He
added that Mr.. Spreckels was Interested
In free sugar
The senator from Pennsylvania has
lived so long under the shadows OF a
boiler factory that the welding OF plate
and the rlveting Of a boiler have more
attraction for him than the cries OF suf-
fering humanity" retorted Mr.. MARITIME
Considera tion OF the cotton schedule
proceeded. a committee amendment lin
iting spools to 500 yards. proposed by
Senator Hoke Smith. was adopted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-21
y After Using
Eckrnan's S Alternative

~ OF Eckman's Alterat tive.
t'us SO much good for Lung
continually in receipt Of
-kolls OF recoVeries brought
tnrough the use OF this medi-
lie the case of this writer.
.;snnan's Alternative and who
.5sslng good health:
second Ave, Aurora, III,
PARDON mo for not writ
1t ! wanted TO sec Il I would
can now truthfully ssy am
nave no pain. no cough,
ats. no hay fever. Since a
years | have been ailing
'up,e' which grew worse as
az the age OF fourteen the
M could not be sent South I
uie or Consumption. Every
S1alu De sure To have either
misy or Pneumonia. I mad
~ hpnia one time / had
Stomach and bowels and
tor the last few years: but
~ ling OF the kind this year,
r<-, @ letters sent 10 me, ask
IA VI my case, from any one
~ lung trouble" '''
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Iifrtoonnson. Drugs. "Th,
icsNtrs Five (5) Good Store,
a Srr druggists. Write th,
/ la]1,ssofy; Philadelphia, Pa.
iii .nre OF recoveries and al.
Advertisement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-21
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured.

"I was taken with diarrhoea and
Mr.. Yorks. the merchant here, per-
suaded me to try bottle of Chamber
lain s. Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. After taking one dose of it
| was cured, 1t also cured others that
I gave it to-, writes M. f, Gebhart,
Oriole, Pa, That is not at all unusual.
An ordinary attack Of diarrhoea can
almost invariably be cured by one or
two doses Of this remedy. 1T is one Of
the most successful preparations that
has been discovere Thousands have
testified to its value. For sale by all
dealers. advertisement }
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-21
THREE CHILDREN MEET
DEATH IN THE FLAMES

HDN1INGFORD. Neb.. Aug 2o-The
three children, aged 2, and years, re-
spectively. of j. Pltman. farmer liv-
ing four miles north OF here. were burned
TO death and the home destroyed today
as a result OF gasoline stove explo-
sion.
Mrs. PItman was surrounded by the
children at the time Of the explosion and
was so badly burned that she is not ex-
pected to live Mr., Ptman, who was
working In the field, ran home when he
saw the smoke pouring out OF the doors
and windows, but only reac ached there In
time to save the baby In doing so ne
was overcome by smoke and fire so thai
he narrowly ESCAPED.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-21
In Harmony With Nature.

Will G. Richmond, Inglewood, Calf,
says he will be glad to answer any in
quiries regarding the benefit he had
from using Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound cit has also greatly bene-
fitted me for bronchial trouble and
cough, and acts 80 we'll in harmony
with nature, it is more like food than
a medicine Schramm-J ohnson, drugs,
"The r-Substitutors Five (5)
good stores. advertisement. }
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-21
CHINESE IN PANAMA
IGNORE THE. NEW LAW

COLON, Panama. Aug, 20.-Not Chi-
nnman I'm Panama has complied with the
new law requiring the registration OF
all Chinese in the republic before Sep
tember l.
ON Yang Kcng Chinese consul general
at Panama will IL Is reported. be given
his eNeauatur because OF his alleged
dcIluquency in not presenting the law
in proper light To his counirymen.
Strict application of the law, unless the
Chinese accept the situe ton, means
Wholesale exodus OF the race, In which
event merchants here predict tempo
rary Decentralization OF business. There
are about 500 Chinese In Colon. !,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-21
Premier Fights q Duel.

BUDAPEST. Hungary. Aug. 20-Count
stephen Tisza. the Hungarian premier,
fought sword duel this morning with
Marquis PcllavciDi. lieutenant In the
Austrian army Both were slightly wound :
ed I'm the head.
The quarrel arose over the marquis
charges that the premier had tried TO In