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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-10-08
STATEMENT.

Of the ownership, management,
circulation, etc, of DEBORAH Public
Opinion published weekly at Decor
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August "a, 1912.
NOTE-This statement is to be
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General division of Classification
Washington, d. c., and retain the
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Editor, H. !. Green, DEBORAH
Iowa; Managing Editor, H. j.
Green, DEBORAH, Iowa; Business
Manager, H. ]. Green, DEBORAH
Iowa; Publisher, H. j. Green, De-
corah, Iowa.
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amount of bonds, mortgages, OF
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signature of editor, publisher
business manager, or owner
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 18th day of Sept. 1918.
(SEAL) B. j. MCKAY,
Notary Public
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-10-08
LA CROSSE MAN MURDERED.
Medical Experts Say Rye Was Kill
ed-Scout Suicide Theory.

La Crosse, Wis, Oct. 4.-The
turning of the supposed suicide
case of Thomas Rye into one OF
murder, by testimony of medical
experts and verdict of the coroner's
jury, leaves the police completely
mystified, and every effort is being
made today to find clue which
will lead to the discovery of the as
sassin.
Until DR.. A. Gunderson, who
made the autopsy, went on the
stand last night it was the theory
that Rye, after saloon quarrel
had wandered away and committed
suicide by drowning. DR.. Gunder-
son and DR.. r. f. Flynn swore that
death was not caused by drowning
but by blow upon the head from
heavy instrument. The jury re-
turned a verdict of murder by per-
sons unknown.
The police are holding Nicholas
Hefti, who had a quarrel with Rye
in the saloon, but there is no evil
dence to connect him with the
mans death and he will probably
be released today.
No motive for the murder has
yet been developed. The dead
mans money and other valuables
were all found On the body.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-10-08
Butchering on the Farm.

Very few farmers butcher and
cure their own meats at the present
time. Why this is so is hard to ex-
plain. Twenty-Five years ago butch
ering day was red letter day on
the farm. Six or eight neighbors
were invited to the bee and hog kill
years supply of pork and perhaps
beef was killed at this time, usual
ly about New Years or a little lat
er, and for several days following,
mother and the hired girl were
busy frying out the lard and making
sausage and head cheese Father
sailed the hams, shoulders and
sides of bacon and in the spring the
old smokehouse was cleared out
and the pungent aroma of burning
hickory chips or corn cobs greeted
the nostrils from nearly every far
mer's back yard in the neighbor-
hood. The fancy cured products
of packing houses of today are not
to be compared with the home cured
and smoked products of our boy
hood days, says the Odebolt Chro-
nicle. 1t took time to prepare
these meats. No liquid smoke or
other chemicals were used in their
preparation. Now the hog is but
chered and its sugar cured premi-
UNI" hams and bacon are placed on
the market almost in a day, and
some of them are almost as taste
less as if the hog had been fatten-
ed on sawdust. Few farmers real
ize the great saving that could be
made if each one would put down
his own supply of meat for the
year, instead of selling to the but
cher on foot and buying the meat
back again at almost double the
price. Butchering is becoming a
lost art on many of the farms OF
the country. Some of the agricul-
tural colleges are recognizing this
and are making the farm butcher
ing course a part of their curricu-
lum.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-10-08
Notice of Appointment.

Notice of the Appointment of Eek
ecutriX of the estate of Halvor Hal
vorson, alais Halyor Halvorson Bak-
ken, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the
subscriber has been duly appointed
eXecutriX of the estate of Halvor
Halvorson, alias Halvor Halvorson
Bakken, late of Bluffton township,
in the County of Winneshiek, State
of Iowa, deceased, testate, and has
taken upon herself that trust by
giving bonds as the law directs. All
persons having demands upon the
estate of the said deceased are re-
quired to exhibit the same; and
persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
MARTHA HALVORSEN, ExecutriX.
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa, Septem-
Der Goth, 1918. 40-4w.
+. r. ACRES, Attorney.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-10-08
GREAT IOWA BRIDGE READY
"St. Paul" Road Completes Biggest
Double Track Bridge i'm
Country.

The great bridge over the Des
pleted by the ST. Paul between
Madrid and Woodward opened to
travel October 1st.
The bridge with its approaches
is more than a mile long and it has
the distinction of being the highest
double track railroad bridge in this
country. 1t cost $1,000,00O to
build
The structure was made neces-
sary to complete the work of double
tracking begun by the st. Paul
through Iowa about two years ago.
Grades and curves were eliminated
from the main line by the new sur
vey and great fills were closed up.
The bridge is part of the general
scheme to shorten the line and re-
duce grades. An approach to the
bridge required a fill of 10 feet.
The bridge cuts off two miles
from a former eight mile stretch
and illustrates the expenses which
the road encountered to get the
kinks out of its line through this
state. The new bridge is said to be
one of the creates tpieces of modern
bridge engineering in the entire
world 1t is filled in and ballasted
like an ordinary piece of roadbed
and so far as the roadbed itself is
concerned it will appear no differ
ent to the traveller than any part OF
the main line.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-10-08
Backing Up the Teacher.

The mistress of a certain home
said to caller the other day, re.
fering to the operations of he1
small boy, who may for the occa,
sion be called Johnny:
Il hope you will pardon the
looks of my home. Johnny Just
takes the hammer to everything. .
Then Johnnie came in. His moth
er issued various orders. No doubt
feeling that they were unnecessary
and injudicious, Johnny declined to
obey. His mother remarked apollo
getically: He'll go to school this
fall. The teachers will straighten
him out"
There are many families that
feel they can't afford to spend time
disciplining their children when
they are hiring teachers to 90 the
job. When Johnnics turn up at
public school on some early date in
September, they do not readily
yield the position of independence
which they have acquired in the
home. Able to have his own way
with his parents, it appears funda-
mentally unjust to them that the
teacher is not equally good natur-
ed. Johnny has his first experience
with real authority.
He reports his observations at
home. His parents are aghast at the
heartlessness and favoritism shown
by the teacher. Soon the irate par
ent appears at the school superin-
tendent's office. Rumors of the
fray reach the other children, and
an undertone of INSTRUMENTATION
develops.
When a parent was asked one
day if she had ever met her boys
teacher, with whom she had had
differences, she remarked that she
never had and never wanted to see
her. When the teacher was asked
a similar question, she made sub
stantially the same reply.
These two forces, the school and
the home, are supposed to be work
ing Jointly to develop the best that
is in child nature. How can they
do it if they never meet, never dis
cuss plans for cooperation, never
exchange information and observa-
tions?-Dubuque Times.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-10-08
RATTLE SNAKE IN TRAP.
Hearing Odd Noise and Gets a
Rather.

Greenfield, Sept ga mouse
trap probably saved Mrs. Laude and
two lady friends from being bitten
by a rattlesnake which entered the
bedroom by way of hole in the
floor last night when the women
were asleep.
Mrs. Laude had heard something
the day before in the closet which
adjoins the bedroom and thinking
that it was probably a mouse, had
set a trap. Last night about 10
o'clock Mrs. Laude was awakened
by something rolling about on the
floor of the bedroom and at once
recognized the rattle of a rattle
snake.
She Immediately called in a
neighbor who killed it. The mouse
trap was found fastened to the
snake.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-10-08
Notice In Probate.
I'm il NAV concern:

To whom it may concern:
You and each of you are hereby
notified TO appear at the Court
House in Winneshiek County, Iowa
on the 10th day of November 1913
at 1870 O'Clock, p. M, to attend the
probate of an instrument purporting
to be the last will and testament OF
Margaret Danforth late of Orleans
township, in Winneshiek county
Iowa, deceased, at which time and
place you will appear and show
cause, if any, why said will should
not be admitted to probate.
In testimony whereof | have
hereunto subscribed my name and
affixed the seal of said office, this
25th day of Sept. 1913. 40-3
OLAF KALLEVANG,
Clerk of District Court.
JOHN McCOOK, Atty.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-10-08
Housekeeping Women need Health
and Strength.

The work OF a housekeeping wo-
strength and vitality, and sickness
comes through her kidneys and
bladder oftener than she knows.
Foley Kidney Pills will invigorate
and restore her, and weak back,
nervousness, aching joints and ir-
regular bladder action will all dis
appear when Foley Kidney Pills are
used. Engbertson's Pharmacy
Adv.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-10-08
TRY to Arrange Excursion.

Waukon, Ia, Oct. 6.-An effort
is being made to run a special train
from Waukon to La Crosse, Wis,
Sunday, Oct. II. A Sunday eXcur-
sion out of this city would be de-
cided novelty.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-10-08

Men who make history encourage
the book agents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-08
(Scriebcncr Ticbslelrer.

9tcm Dorf, I. Mai. - Ger
% Sabre altc Soui2 gir0p Don 9tr
10. Giicr.StroBc, Der bcretS einen
Straitcrnin in y&olic Of HeIugc"
abAcicIcn bot, murbc 0citcrn in oen
Spc5ioIs 2liIiicn 5li eincm >$nbr @es
iGnAniB pcrllrtbcIt, nudOcn cr iIbcr'
fllbrt mor0en mar 0cn 13 Sabre
nltcn Snrrp GobCn bon ltr. l50,
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ultcn Snlonou Sccn1nu pon ltr. 6S,
Clinton Strobr, 5u SaihcuOicbcn
allaacbIloct 5lt haben. 9ei0e ana.
ben iagtcn ans, ouB lie 9irop in eli.
nCm Wan0elbil0cr Sbcatcr fcnnen
lcrntcn. Gr bnbc tic lllterpieien
mic lie cine 6rnu hcrnubcn fonnten.
GIner Der Annbcn rulBtc Die 2ltfs
mcrtlolnfcit Der ,SrulI aIl iih jichclL
md6rcn0 Der 2lnocre Den Hallb aliS-
iiibrtc. Nuroc Der 9iebItobl cntoedt,
Damn elite Hirop br5u, obrfeigte
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bcralbtcn 1Srnu un0 erfldrtc oann
ocm Spicr, Oic anoben icicn nod SIT
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felt ob, trot0Hn iic mlr em paar
9iIdcI ais ibrcu 2lrtbcl crbicltcn.
}lm %. lRni murOen ic al Der 9lpc-
me y mn /. StroBe pou cincm 30.
liilteu allf iriiChcr 5but crlpiid,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-08

&innipc1N I. Mai. - 9lu'
Der Mciic noh GuAlnn0 lit Der norluc
Aiihc Yiclltcnnut 5rpN0eQr @run
elmer Der Ihcilnchmcr Der 10 trn1IId'
NcruoCtcn ott'icbcu Sii0pnl.Grpcbi
ton, uon GunColner bier cingetroi
len. Ger Ctiijicr brinAt ooa 8ane'
buh Oea nit 0rci (Scf16rtcn lnnge.
fOmnlcncl Gupitdn2 Npbcrt i. Scott
uub SnnOun ln0 miro lid in 9tcp.
2)ort cinihiiicn. Ger iltlGc Nnruc.
ger Nch0rtc Ser ADMINISTRATION
an lucIhc 0ic Hcid)cu Scott'2 un0
icincr @enoiicn iun0. &0hrcno ici-
nca tIr}cn hiciiaCn 2Iuiclltbalta per
Iifcrtc cr, 6ob GnpitGn Scott lln0 Die
ulocrcn llmGcfouncncn nid)t per.
brmQcrt. ionOcrn eli cn1lilhe Micllen
pou Dem nGcbItcn Eropiont 0cpot al
Gnttr0ftlnQ gcItorbcn Ieicn. Gic &c
bcnamittcl Der ungliidlihcu 6orihcr
lcien ollcroinG9 ulfGc5cbrt gcnelen,
n6cr Der Sln9cr babe lie nod nidt
acqll1lt. 3rm &crbGngniB ici ibnc1
bauptidGlid) Der lluItan0 gcuor0cn,
0nB ibncn bna 9rcnnnlatcriul alt91c.
GnnNcn mar, neil lie mebr ucrbralht
bottcn, ol& lic lullbtell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-08

mcitcrc Eribilncu nit jc 3OO SibpG.
bcn. an Ole norOlid,c itoBt cine pier
It. Die GOO Ecrloncn bcQllCnl ullncn-
men fam. HcdnCt nun 0ic 1000
StiIblc hiu5lL Die oircft Dor bcm
Gcufnol }lr 9lllfitclllmG aclunAcn
il tonmt man }um @ciltn0. OnB iiir
nltht lucniacr ola 2lOO SibAclcQcus
bcjtcn Qcor1t lit. Scr Nlurbt, OoB
on3 }liuicl iCi. DEM lei cnui0crt. OnB
idun irBt fcinc Mnrtc nchr, rucocr
iiir @ClO, nod iiir quite S&ortc, ju
hobcn it,
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riilljg nor iih. @citcrn hat mon Ben
Srunit Oc4 SndclS lu1h Der onihIic
bcn0cm Nnnf nod icincr polirt, ais
CT ca idou lit. lmo Die EiluItcrlua
0Ca $>nlbtrciic2 foit polcnOct Nla
n1prNcn 9lbcno Oiiritc Niles nlf 0Cu
Sloui hrrQcridtct icin. Die ncltnGlG
hphc StouIc oca StautanannCa per.
bijllt nod immcr cil Eud, 0llrd 0cl-
len &iidcu man ic0nd crtcnncn tonL
onb oic &ron}c nit cincnr grilncn
6NrbiibC3clN uCricbcn it, Der Die
innit nli nntiirIidcn @cgc, ullcr-
0inAa nlr Io1gium idl biI0cnbc En-
tina oortGuiden ioIl. @ir crfabrcL
oob Die Stutlc III Den MonlonGroncc
Norfa III Wrccnpnint Nrooflpn, &C.
Qoiicu morocn lit. %ou Der Shntln-
de, 0nb III lun5 9tclu 2)orf fcin bel
lercr StnnOplunft filr Dos Ntonllnlcnt
ACIllnOcn ucrOen tonntc, ilbcrcuGt
mon iid nlli Den crltcn Nlirf Gic III
Ger @nroOc MoricbircnOcn 0iiritc ca
intcrciircn, onb Scr WiorningiOc
Gripc pon Scr t13. SroBr ob bcItGu-
OiQ ionit ouiitciNt, bis al Der H.
StroBc Ole >o0bc crrcicbt it, ul,o c3
micOcr obluGrta acht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-08
Sufiraacttem in Elurioa.

Sallabuiice, 6la.. I. 0tai.-
llnbcirrt OurdI Die Nieocrlage, meldc
baa Gruucnltimmrcdt in letter @ohe
I'M llntcrballlc Ser Segislatllr poh
SSloriOn crlitten hat. boben Suiira-
gctten ans dllcn lbellen oe5 StaateS
lid bier cmgeiunoeu, nm ben Senat
SIR lIunnbmc elmer HeioIltion 5ll
5mingcu. uonadl bel oer+geubl BON
1911 in 6lorioa iiber baS 1sraucn.
itinnrCdt abgeltimmt, iperoeu IoQ.
gdTc inr's aHslnne beisraf e. Raiue. 4f3
EitNuitimute, Str., uahe Guitpm cuuie stue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-08
@iclc &crhaitnnacn crlunrtct.

NoibinQtnm I. Winl Mnl
crlportct. On6 1lrolgc Der am lctten
Montna Qcgcbncn GnticbeiDlnN bca
Gbcrbnn0caQcrId)t* onB Ooa bloBc
9lbicnncn uou Mniien ln6 Otunitioll
naA cinrn tregfiibrcuoen Sanoc
cine McicBucrlcgung lit, piclc &crbur.
tllngcn mcQcu &erlcblnA Der icll.
troltltsQcicGc Der Der. Staotcn burdl
ScnOlnacu urU &ric9ouorrutbcn nodi
Merifo crioll~l merocn. ?lborildc
ocr @eridt&entldbcioung crrcihtcn
bcutr oa> Eu't}. 2cpnrtcment, mo
man trof ioiort Gorbcrcitungcn jllr
9lmpcilnl Ocr )icgierlmGa.}I }INcntcn
al Der @rcBc, Die ioldc Grportatio.
nen nod) DirriTo ucrbictcn0e Froflu
nation Sc, Er5ijoenten @ilion itrcn1
0urh3Hrilbrcu
: 9GIe ,nr Rriic in'c @us!ano DeiDrat
&. No;uc, Nr. 4t3, Sn Baltimore Sti.,
nabe Guitom $oonic Ipe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-08
@cGcn Meifcn Sflapcu.Sanocl

N a 8 i II, gSiSc., I. Mai. -
Cine llnteriud]lIug oea @eiBcn Sflu-
pcnslonOrl2, dbnli6 ser geNenm1rtig
in &uinoia olagefiibrtcn wuroe &c
itcrn int bieiiGcn Stnatc perbiirgt, ais
Die YeGialutur Sic III 6rage fomneli-
DC l'ill Scr 0rittcn 2eiltn1 ltberant-
tctc. Gie &ia iicbt cine Slntme pou
$4,000 Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-08
Epicr ocs (Srmbcngnies.

&nrtiorb. Ap. I. Mai. ISiiui
lli1rer murOcn bier I'M Sbadte Der
(oplor Oiinc burb @rubengaS getoo
tct. Gic Srubc mar Icit ldngcrer ,}cit
oriGcGcbcn. Gin Mann mar cinge-
iticgcn INN 5u ieben ua? cr iinoen
tonne Gr IlcI bct0ubt bon ocr Gel.
ter. Seine pier SeiGbrten oie ihn
rcttcn lUolltcn botten Oas glridc
SdidioI. Gic Scicben wuroen gebor-
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-08
Snrl Sh)nrs.Tcicr.

9tcm Norf I. Mai. Mcht
man Don Der Sieibobn Stotion al
il6. StroBc rm0 %rooorpop Die StrC.
bc binltntcr 0cnt Nitrninniioc Eort
}ll. 10 fiuOct man jcnicits Der 9Imittr.
Dam 9lpcnuc Den 6obrlprg ucrldIoi-
len nit elmer Sdrnnfc. oilf Der &C.
idricbcn Itcbt: 0StrnBc dcipcrrt.
Splltc elmer bic Shronfc ilbCricDS;,
il itoBt cr nod fllr5enl 0citcnuan,
0cln nit Der ?tdie an cin nUdtllc9
1ol}Ncriiit, Oic Gr0Btc Der pier sri
bilncn. sic fiir ole @Gitc Der Gnthijl
luugaicicr Oca Gorl Sd)ur5 Cent.
nlnl2 unl Sonntng erridtct prrOcl.
&on OcrN0be nieicr 5ribiine hat mon
cincn mInbcrbnrcn 9lusblid iJbcr
Ninnbntton, Oos 1enfmot hat men
oireft Dor iid. Gie groBe Grblnc
inBt 700 @erionen. sluf ocr unocrcl
5citc ocs ,Oiorningiioe Gripc. }ll bel.
pcn Seitcn Dea Senflnals, itcbcu }ucI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-08

9lnOcrc0. mie cine &ombc mraicbcn.
oca Fatet oui lrcppc Dor cincn
3citlmQ@0cbdnOc NcfrmNcn.
Seine Ncrboihmacn. gScitcrt
NronoitiitlnNcn Der SuiiraNctten
0cnlcl0ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-08

9dnc iHrs snslnno beiprgt e. Raiue. 4f3
IT. 9,uitimure.Str., uahe Gntpm pumie stue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-08

Ncpubifoucr N}om pcrbinOertc Die
cn09iiltiac 9lbItimmung bur6
cine (ehnifolitdt. - I'm I 1 l(br
bis bcutc 9tnhnlittag , llbr per
to0t. 49, Die lluOcrpooO-9ia gcbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-08
Au6 China.
@iro gegcu 9anbgcieb
Yrotef crbcben.
Gbineiiihe 0rnnbciaems
tbi,mer in Californian.

St0At@lCtrCtur Sr00lt |lllllilIl w
Chicago. - Notlhuitcr GbinOn'9
uorauaiicbtli0c lhtcrrcounA NIT
0cmiclhcu - g&ic SunOAClCG
,lrn0c in Mrrbtcu bcbanOclt lucr-
0ru niibtc.
Nn / hinAtoL I. WnI.
GhulN bcrcitCt lid uor, ><ap0n 5lt Iolg
gen nit ciucr NrotcitcrbcblnN Ac1cn
0o2 bCubiihtiQtc cnlIiornilde Snno'
QricG \Nmcrbnlb Der lcbtcn Sabre
hat Ole 3abl cbneliidcr @rll0clAcll'
Thinner III Goliipruicn bctrddtlid) ab=
Ncnonunru abcr OicicIbcn iin0 INNER
noCb }icmlib j0blrcicb lu0 c9 lit nit
Der 2lbiiht. SCGtcrc III bcldliltcl nnb
Oic hincIiidbc 9icAicrlnQ NcNcH Ole
Bill }I protcItircu dc0cntt.
Nc ans Chicago lcutclOet uur0c,
biclt Stnataicfrctdr @rpnn bel lclltr
2nftnit IN Oicicr StoOt bcltc nm
cine icbr tlr5c 3cit in hcricIbrn an.
SAT- lmnittclbar uod)hcnl CT BORT OH
1ctunLnCn mar. bcAnb lid DER Stant3
Sctrctdr nit riucm .EcnnmInanln
GiiCnbohu" Schncljuac nad) NaIb-
inQtou. Scinc 2Influ1ft bier miro
morNcn &ornlittoN 5miihcm 8 lr1b 8
llbr cnunrtct.
Noti db q ftCr Ghin0a.
9Iad) Der 9iiftchr Oca Stonta-
SctrrtGra Don Sucrnmeutn nad) Der
0llnbcaboptltnOt morQcn &nrmlttoN
miro EicpnltC Gbin0d, Der inpolii6e
Hotidoftcr elmer Der Grlten icnL 0ic
lih 5m lmtcrrcOulAcu nit Nrn Nrpal
ciniiu0cn mcrhcn. IS miro permit
tibet 0nB Der NutidloltCr hicic @clc.
gcuhcit ubNcnnrtct bat, INN 0enl
Stunt3ictrCtGr pcriGnlldl ctncn Ero-
tclt icincr H:AicirmN NcQcn Doa be
abIidlt0tc rnliiornid,c Yulo0rlct 5ll
iibcr0c6cn, in0ciicu 0luubt man cbt,
oar Gothjaitcr Gbinou's critcr Ser
iud icil miro, pom Stuut2icfret0r
ciniNc Gcnntlrib Ouriiber III crlaugcn.
mas 0ic 9lontiniitrotiou 5u tbun &c
ocnft inn 6ollc, Ou6 Sonucrncur
,<obnipn Oic Gia lntcr5ei6uct, mas
icBt oQdcrtcin on0cnonlmcn' miro.
GGc Stuutaicfret1r 9rpau icood1 I'M
StonOc icin miro. Ocic Iragc Sll be-
nnhuortru miro Nr. Nrpnu nit ocn
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fommcu nit Canada. 5u wioerruien,
alma ucrlorcn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-18
ALABAMA GOVERNOR
APPOINTS SENATOR
Frank P. Glass, Editor of the
Birmingham News, the
Man Selected.

B1RMINGHAM. Ala, Nov. 17.-Frank
P. Glass. editor OF the Birmingham News
and president OF the Montgomery Adver-
tiser. was today appointed United States
senator by Governor ONeal to succeed
the late Senator Joseph +. Johnston. The
term expires March 3, 1916.
Mr.. Glass is a native OF Alabama and a
graduate OF Princeton. He founded the
Blado IN Bibb county In 1880. year later
bought the Selma Daily Times. and in
1886 acquired half interest In the Mont
gomery Advertiser. He became editor Of
the Birmingham News two years ago.
Mr.. Glass is 55 years old.
In his statement, Governor O'Neal re-
fers TO Mr.. Glass as brilliant editor,
and SAYS he SIS In full accord and SYM
pathy with the wise and progressive
policies OF the president whose personal
friendship and confidence lie enjoys"
Mr.. O'Neal declares his legal adviser
has prepared Il brief answering argu-
ments against the governors power to
appoint and which. in the governors
judgment. Is convincing and conclusive"
WASHINGTON. Nov, 1.-THE appoint
Inent OF Mr.. Glass revives the situation
that existed when the senate declined to
act on Governor ONeaIs appointment of
10 the senate committee on privileges and
elections. some senators contending that
governor could not now appoint a soma
tor without authority from the legisla-
ture. Glass took part In the Washington
conference between Alabama leaders and
retirement OF Representative Clayton as
an asplrant,