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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
Gu sroutaic af Song @,ritaf.

Sen lpellfe &igsbog blep Sen 16.
San. oabnet al aong @l,ltaf me0 eli
:Trontole, bport &ongen 81. a.. .ll0-
tafer. Sort S6Iorbpib til BE- frent.
mebe Mo9ter CT penifabcliat. Meo
uaf6ruot Spmnrtionbeo bar jeg
fulgt l1opiflingen al Sc olporlige
8cgincnbcocr, icm bor ilu1bct Ste0
i europa I Sc libltc @ioancoer, og
bar / Gioe truffet Sc neopcnoige
6orbol6Sregler til at mpbe c,,bpcr
Gpelrtuolitet tSorlpgsnobililer
og Sc omiottene iSclttjcneitcspelier
/ set iorlpbne Nar far / mango
5eniecllOer prret lrrcrigc
Ser 6ebuoeoes bcrefter forificllige
npe 2opforilog laalc6cs ON almin=
6elig Notwithstanding. gnopioere
be6lloes Ser flere pigtige sgnoringcr
i Sc fom1nlmalc 9ope, Scr bl.. a.
goar 11o pao at lette en- alminoelige=
re Gcltagelie / &omnll1epalgcne og
|fifre &algben1meligbeocn peo 9anos'
|til1gspalgcnc, iSorllag til CT nD @fS=
prapriationSlop, 2opforilog ON ssSr=
tcrnering of slltoboliiter, bporpco
|gipres nlligt at gipe Sc ulpffelige
|Sfrc for berllienoc 9riffc en- for
tn1ftig @eballoling.
5il Spcriges Gcltogelle / 5an
Grancisco llbltillingen / s(ule6ning
1915 pil Ser blipc frnpet ct betp=
6eligt @elpb.
6or at ifaffe 9cfolfningen 1,ogen
9ettelie / Sc bpie Eriier poa Sep
lle0smiOler pil Ser blipe itillet Gor-
i(ag om at ue0iGtte Sol0en paa
'6uffcr og Sirltp. 5il Sroos for
|Statsl1Ogifternes :betD6elige @tig-
ting far set life peret np0oenoigt
lat title 1Sorllag ON rpe 5fatter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

&anif i ct dilmt1eater. So
@uinoer blcu trampet tilopoe og. /
paa Soipitalet alporlig lfaoeoe CT
Melu(totet al cit 6ilubrano / ct
al Observation-Disclosures poa Dit
iioen CT, al. SC tetteit beiolfeoe 8p=
oele. Ser par ca. 400 / I6eatret,
ca. TOO pcntenoc i 0opcren, Sd
.pluoielig Ct, Drc,tg mnrfeoe @pa
ira CT, brG,,0cn0e Slim og raabtc
r8rono", hporpaa. .allc pilot itor=
mcoc moo 9srene.. Sc uocnfor
pentcnoe rcpcs mes og paa Sen
tronac Eloos pco S,,0gangen blep
Scr CIT boloiom Grtpngiel, bpor man
rcp &lroer11c al binon0cu aonpc1l
for at fpnm1c no. 81 orrhtcs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
Gn stor-Sarn. 9il life mi,rore

Gn StDr=Vdrttt. Stl lite m11Ore
no 5 Millioner Collars er Sen
5arn purberet, lon1 ejes al 9nbt6
Manfin Garlic. Tor 40 Mar IL
oe11 fom bon, ion1 er Sfotte, til ST..
inois, og efter / 2gbet al 5 @ar
babe lagt Jig nogle Snlino Dol<
lars op rejlte bon til Earfio, bbor-
il en0nu inge11 sSernbone bar 11aaet
g bpor Sor0en berfor par billig.
Ser opfjpbte ban efterbaanoen 26,-
90 slcres 2an6 og 0rep 2an6br1g
flor Still. @an er for Gi0en gjer
al 1000 @eite, 5000 Stfr. @orn-
fbng iant 10000 Spin, og om-
firing bans Gorn er efterboan6en
opfbrt Sun6re6er af 8oltger for
@oarbens slrbeibere. 9fanfin er
ianoipn1iebis geroens iterite 2ano.
bruger % 0p6retter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

@umeicablonen, Ser tillo6er al
fbee Met til 800 Mcres af tort 2ano.
efter 5 s[ars Boiettelie, bleb beota.
get of @enatet i @ofbington 5. 8.
6ebruar. Sniet Dor alt beotaget
fam1n1c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

oct 6orbrpoer, man bar faact fot
poo. Siocu 1908 bor ban porct
foriuunoet for Yolitiet.
Sans rigtigc 9sapn lfal prre .sll'-
quit Stcrnicfel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
rfor iii, cgen &rroiebeos 9fplb os
al S5cuipn til ssnorelanbet".

al @eltipn til 6norela1oet".
Gu er Scr ielpfplaelia i11gel1 So
re ior at Sr. e[ppcl- lfol tage Sc
benItillenoe @errc olporligt og ipje
Gem i oercs 9nifc. .Men oct er
-ganfc i11teresia1t % tilligc te,u=
n1elig foruroliaeaoe at ie, buorlcoes
Mrno, al bpilfc / bucrt iSalo Sc
flcite, eller$ CT ier0eles fornl,itige,
fon iinoe pua. Sc murfeliaite Ging
io1u lSplac al yn Son bpori &e=
.gierinlgel banolroc -iont Sen r1aatte
banolc, oa bpori Ser life lfctc an-
oct, el,o Duao Der pcs Sc -mo,gfol-
6i9ltc 2cjliA6royr lfcr mellcm Sto-
fer i-spculfoteliat ISprbolo. til bil,an=
Sen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

rspcnifa 9asblabet", iom al
Mortnonernes 9berite snerige bar
onflaget for SSl1iurier MOB Mor1no>
11erne, er bleben frifienot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

@O'oiomt sncialo i yiuro Sue
rtge. Sra !@crnpiono meloes, at SC
lioitc Tigers itore sseobgr oar ian-
let ubpre SncmoSicr i l,orolige De-
le al Senrtelanh, &eltcrbottcn %
9sorrbotten. 5pu1merbl,gningen CT
.ltall0iet; Mrl1sbprcne libcr ubprc al
Sen opbe Sue; life i Monos Min6c
bor Ser prret ct ioabont Snefalo.
2appcrnc liocr 9ssb. sl,,toritetcrne
a,nmocs ONT at tagc. 9lffGrc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
!. 9emofratiif stpre iur fprite
@ana paa 20 War / sSl(iupis. @0z

>uor0 s. 2ln1nc al Gbicogo bleu 5.
3. De6, inau9,,reret ion @l,uernpr
al Sllinois efter @uperllsr Gborles
g. 0enccn. 9emofrotiet CT laole=
6es for iprltc Gang poa 20 9lar
fomlnct til Mo9ten t. 5totcu.
Snm.9nrationen fanot 5teo tire
Tiger lcnerc euo bcltclnt / &onititlt=
tiouen. Gn rGcaolocf" i !1uict /
iSorbi,toclle meo Spcafcrpalgct bar
Sfplo ltolnttclicn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

Scruronina 6rcbstib. 6oran
ltaltni,lgcr for oen toftilfc Srgoni=
iation al Sc SoreneOc 'Statcrs s(r<
me trc ssniantcriofoclinacr og cit
&apalleriofOcling trGffes CIT Or
orc, ion S. 9. Seb. blcp uolteot ef=
ter Spfororing fra ErGlioent Soft,
og JONI bleu offcntliggiort al &rigs=
minilter Stimlon.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, iom tre,
Ser &roit Sen Is. 6cbruar, ino-
bcfattcr bclc oclt mobile slrme i16cn
sc 1Sorcneoc Staters fonltitl,tionel=
lie &renler. @loncn blep ubarbei=
Lbet al @encralitabens Mf6eltng for
arigs=Golleget oa blep gooficnot lt,1=
Ser eli &onfcrcns, iom @eneroloffi=
ccrcrnc bplbt &rigs6epartcnnc,1tet
4 fnrri0e Moone0.
@iotil far Ser life prret 11pgel1
taftiif 9lrmeoraaniiation b6crc END
ct &cgincnt. Ger bor life D9ret
nogen 8rigaoer cller 9ipiiiouer /
6reostio. Gc0 lrobrub6et al Ell
@rig n1ootte ocrfor slrmeel or0nes
1tn6er set 1rpf og Sen 5taabej, ion1
en- iaooon sitltation meoferte.
l6or at gjennelnfgre SEN l1bope1t=
bige sl6mtniltration i Torbiltoelle
mes Sc 6orencbe Staters Militer<
etablismentcr CT 2on6et blepen 6elt
! fire geografiife 9eporte1nenter =
ct bitligt, centrolt, peitligt og ipo=
ligt Departement, mes @ope6fuarter
beltbol6snis poo @obernor's eSssla16,
i Gbicogo, San Troncisco og Gan
Mntonio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
Sen uye. .@raub Central Scrnba,

Gen nve &rano Central ,Scrnba,
notation Mew gorf aobneoes i
Spnoaes, men ser. pil ben9ao nogle
Moaneber cno,u1, il1oen Sen bliper
fulot ierotg. Set CT ct ltorllaaet
@panillgsfon1plefs. .9c1 ligger poa
so Mcres. 500 Sog, berenoe
eje'ncnrinitlia 25o,ooo Eosiogerer,.
bill i1aa pg fomme bper Gag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
3irefte .Scnatorpals.

Nireftc Scnatorbals. Set gaar
aonFe burtigt ,nco Stoternes Moti<
fitation al s(ne,1oen1c,,tct til iSor=
b,nbsfol,ltitutionen ior oirefte &alg
al i5orcncoe Stoters 5cnatorer.
c5naho apntjenote sllneuocmcntet /
;5reboe5, % oern,co hauoe ollcrebc
ii Stoter itenlt ior oircfte Scnotor-
pa[g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

Gnpcrner al Minneiota oe ajel,-
palat 1894. 9eogle Nor efter blep
bo, palgt til Meolem af sc 6or=
cnebc Staters Se,1ot poa 6 slar, /
1901 gjenpalgt paa npe 6 slar, giel1=
balat / 1907 og I'LL otter for ct Hor
Tiger iioc,1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
EurhunnHatxtfrttf.

1ranf VI. @pan, @relioent for
Sssnternotional ssronlportcrs' ltnion,
Ser blen osn,t til Z slars Jg,,glel
tor lin Gela9tiebeb 9pnanitiam<
mcnipGrgel{c, blep 5. 3. os. leslaot
fra Meejeringe,ts 6anaiel Qeaoen=
lportb, &oni., lmocr $4,000 &a11=
tion. -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

E Gaitru er fri. General Gipriouo
Gaitrp fif ben lite iscbr. Met til at
gao lt0 lpm cit fri ,Mollo giclrnenl
nc,p 9)nrfs @ooer.
Som blcp lealaot ira ellis S. S.
lollo, lpor ban bor pGret iuocfpGr=
ret eli 9'aanco. rnocr $500 @au-
tion, il1otil 1a6eascorpus=Sroren
bar pnret hcbanblet / Mctten. Galtro
figrte ltrafs til ct 9otcl oppc 8p=
eli, bpor ban teltiltc clegantc Soc
refer % laalte fig iltoe.
9cn lillc @cncrol, bpis tSormaal
mes at foilme bcrtil par at taoe
rScutrroiaGcocrnc i Ejcipn", iaa
nuppe uo giennem 9(lttolnobilens
@inole, oa bar fjgrtc til. S5otellet.
Set cneitc. bo,t lagoc Mrrfc til,
por @oibingto,l= =9,,cgangcn. uMoa
George @oi6ilMtons Scope lGl1fe
ig opcr .os; 1laabe @altro paa
Spanlf, ioet s(lstonobilen ll1ieoe
gjennem @uegol,gen.
9omn.cr Slolts &iel,oellc at eipc
@encral gaitro5e 5eA llacs. i5ribeo blep
aigipct, otter at man bar blepct
c1,ige on1 at uoiGttc 9eban0lingcn
al Srorcn inotil sen '7oe iwbr,,or
9ofrmcl1tct fororer, at 9fe9icri,1gen
ifol poopiic loplig s(oriag bporfor
Goltro, lom blcp bcororet 0cportc<
ret al 6o1,6els- oA 9(rrios,niniiter
0fagcl, iffc lfnloc faa s(ogang til
2on6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
1Inlut,nrt.

Sneitorm i Spiflano. Gn ual-
pololonl 5ncltorm raieoe
opcr oct nor0liee lpiflu,,o SEN 81.
SSonl1ar. Soa lom anfon1 til So
peoltaocn, bar nleget foriinfet> oe
Iraiifcl, bleu inoltillct poa mango
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

Eaffcppjten. Ser trpffes I'LL
6oglia 100000 Eoffepoltfrimer
fer. Sill Eoitfontorerl1c por ser for
le6en Sag no0elt GaffepoltfrimGr=
fer til ct 8elgb al $tS,0tt120.
9erof gif ser 46,000,O00 til cit
iamlct Gnr0i al $2,G73,00O til
Gbicogo. Scott @effe,1 fon1mer
ct. 9ol,is mes 100000 Sri
merfer til cit lon1let ger6i al
$930,00O.
Sioen 8offepoitens sS,1ofgrelle
bor set pilt Jig, at Ser i mango
GoltbuIc er Mongel poo Ela0s, og
at Set bill blipe ns0benbigt at ont
6anne Eloner11e til Sc &oltbule, iom
III, er lu1ber Spferelie, og Sem, Ser
CT gipct 8ebillinger til. ia &of=
butte CT I'LL UNDER 9pgning poa for
fiellige Ste6er 9an6et, og ser er
poet @epillinger til p6erligere 233,
og 6a Maner1e til oisie bleb u6or=
bei0et, bleb 8offepoiten life toget
/ @etragtni1g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
8anfernes Sllarcrinacr aiell1e

Bantcrnes NIarcrIn9cr 9Jelll1eln
Qonbets Clearing S1o,,ies e,1bgioroe
i lioitc llae So. .2s5, $4,000, bpilfet
nor omtrent 1 Groccl1t mere c1,o
Sen tiliporcnoc llge for ct slar ii0en.
s Msinneopolis bar 9elsbet $23,
10000, naiten 25 @rocef1t nere
rub for ct 9lar ii0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
seeialiit u1iiter it Sebc / &am=

seeialiit u,;iter lit seoc / &an<
ias' Qegislatur. aa1las' 5tatsie'
rot fratog sen Bite Sanuar lit e1tee
(te ioeialilti{fe Meolem, 6reo 5ton=
ton al CRAWFORD Co., Set til S9oc
,neb 2S moo 10. Stcr1lncr. 6. S.
Yorter, &cpublifancr, bleu gipet
Srbet. Set blep pooltaoet. at Ston-
ton opnooebc Golg neo 6ulf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
S6erit G6riitiau @ram0t fpl0te

Sberit G6riitiam 8raubt fplote
iiglgc v9ecorob= Soften" 3irsoags
GO s(or. Oct ipncs life at bore iao
mango sfor, lioen bon fom op fra
@bicago (til 2o Grosle) lom cit
l'neoon1melig % npgift 2pjtnont.
Si0en aaor. Sron0t bor 6enne
1io peret .Mc0re6aftpr al u6e-
6rclonoct og Gmigranten" Ga
Grosie, lt6giper al ~&eo 9iiper So
ltcn" / Sarge, 9fe6aftsr al ~Moro-
peitcn" ct. Saul, ll0aiper al
~@einlool iom iencrc oflpites al
st Gaul Siocr>be", @cncrolinipef=
tor / Milmeioto Electromagnetic. Sc,
putin Collector Of ssl1ternal 9epe'
nnc. osiil iltcrcl1bc Mcoofter al r0ii,1>
ncopnlis Si0enoe", otter Re0oftpr
|of r9foropeltcn" og I'LL osiiltcren0c
9feoafter al uIecorab=Epltcn".
81 lpfpnifer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Scr

;5uslebefhttelieslopen, Scr nplis
hlep peoiasct al, Sc,,atct, og fom
gear 10 poo ueo iSorbolosregler
fro neutrality-suspicious. ;Sioe at
ireoe inieft9benoe. 3rGffugle, bar
900 llbfiet til at blipe Sop u,l6er
ocnue Scsiion al 9oneresicn. Sen
bIep i 6reoaas al $o1tiets 2ano=
bruosfpnite inoitil(ct til &cotagelic.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

Senator Gnute 9eelion anfom 5.
3. 6ebr. til ct. SAUL, talte ON gf<
ter1niooogen 9e9islaturen og bar
ON glftenen sgresgieit be6 Ell 8an=
tet Mnionic Sentple, ct. ASuul
@ol,fettcn bolotes i 9lnle0ning al
senatorens 70-aarige 6polels6ag.
S 1892 blcp Nelion palgt til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

yuI l'CI uttttl cl liuutlll Slle|ulU.-
2uppcrnc li0cr 9ep0. slutnritetcrnc
anmuocS ON at tagc. 9(ffGrc.
9imslano furreficr Nina. Sen
rtsiilfe &egjerirg bar ppcrior set
finelilfe ltocnrigsmil,iiterillm benz
itillct, at set @elp6, iom @ina 1fpl=
Ser M,tslano ira @oreropltanocns
Sio, bliucr betolt burtiglt mltligt.
Gl10pioerc bcnleoer 6c1, rlslilfe
Mcajcril,N SpnGrfiombcoc,1 poa, at
Ser Monaoliet CT el, Me11aoc fl
neliife @upirspcl1ac Slnleb, for
rbilfc Ser life iinocs 0nf,1ing i
|Selp. Gcttc Torbolo cr til ltor
5faoe for Sc rl,slilfe Sanolen0e, og
oen fineiilfc Mesjeri1rg ber treffe
Jorbol6srcgler ocrimo6.
Griaen CT gienoptaget. Gen tpr=
life Mcgjcrina gop fine 6reos6ele-
gereoe i 2on6on Sr0re til life at
forlaoe 2onoon, fpr 6ienotliabeoer=
tie uor ajc''optaaet,, oa poalagoe
@Grcn life at lgsnc. ct Sf,lo, fgr
Angre6 bar giort.
@orbar0emc,1tct al Noriauopel be-
gpnotc afanoag Nfteu Sen 3. sSebr.
@l.. Z, og SC an9ri6cnoe Serbcrc og
@ulaorcrc pcntcr at sSGlt11ing og 8D
| ifol foloc oeres Sn11ocr / 2pbet al
faa Gage. i5jcnotliabeocrne beo
Eebatalja 6orter1e cr oglaa be.
gpnot. 9}poter ont at 1prfiet bar
inopilNct at rpn1me NorionopcI er
life blcbct befrrftct op til 5. IS.
Motorifibct uGbriitian X". =
@om6urg=sl =2i,licns Motor=
| fib rGbriltian X, Scr ifllloc til
8ortimore, Inr poa s(tlontcrbnbct
mgot lprrc Storlne.
Otter 35 Gage at bobe fempct
mos Stormcnc pg eftcr nGlten at
perc gooct til geetp Tounolan0s=
banfcrne, in0ioa &aptejne11, at oct
btl6e bore bam ltnuligt at naa
8eitcrn,nelleslteoet, og ban penbte
oerfor tilboge til sen irIfe &p1t.
@omburg= =9lmcrifo=2inicn meo6e-
Ter Sen 10. Sal1uor: Sc Yreslen
fremfomne Me0oelclier om iterfe
8eifaoigelier al @iotorifibet u@bri=
titan X" er nri9tige. ltbober en-
@foifinifaoe for Sfibet, ser igaar
pelbcboloelt er arfonunen til Gneens=
to>pn, life list iGrlig Sfabe.
Set 9rmfnlSc &onmurb / Sen lille
tplfc 2an6sbD Srtipig bor roturlig<
bis fremfalot Ell l1rnaa0elig 8ebe-
| gelie operalt Sen tplfe Fresle.
Gen nrbnes ion eneitoaeroe / tDif
&rin1inalbiitorie.
gnfeltbe0erne beorgrcll6e set ire,
6obbelte Nforb, bborpeo boooe Sen
!52=aorige Sfotteopfreber 6rit5
Gales, bans 10 slar pngre Sultru
ia1nt Gjcneltepige1r bar maattet laoe
2tbet, pi6ner ga oglao ON Ell 0D-
rift @ruiombe6, Ser langt ober9oar
Sen oriltiglte 9fomanforfatters 6an=
toii. &olitiet er forgprigt life flar
| oper, at Morbet bar pnret pfanlagt
|Iige fra set 9jeblif, Sen III arreite-
reoe Morber, @arlen &einricb, tog
Nlaos poa SfatteopfrGberens
@oor0.
Berlil1er Eolttiet bar pnn 6or-
baono operbebilt ON, at ben n1Dlti1fe
&einricb, ser babbe ombragt fin
@uSbono, @fatteopfrgperen Gales,
6er11es @11itru og GieneItepige, lite
bar nogen @egpn6er pao SorbrDber-
baner, og efter 8aogribelien er mon
lmeget burtigt fontmet paa set rene
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

sfrip efter 8rSpennmmer paa
bette Slab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

@n Gbanffbr, ser for ,1plig ifipo
paa 2onoons &olitioireftgr, foroi
benne bab6e nagtet bam GilIo6elie,
til 9roifefibriel, er blepen iogn1t Is
@org Gpongsorbei6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
Sp=Gcnts 9$orts til Sfaubinapicn.

so=Gcnts @orts til Sfanbinapicm.
aongresmonb Stenerion ira Min=
ne{oto ipereer bporfor 3 Ge1ts
sSrimGrfcr life CT 1,of poo ct @reb
til 9eorge og Spcrige, noor Set Ell
nof til england.
Spgrgsmoolet giGlOer pglao
Ganu1orf na 9ie0erlan6elie.
Stenerio11s Meioll1tion ni[ blipe
pao @1.iets 1ogsor6en Ell ltge efter
eSntroblftipr.
Sc Jorcnebe Staters 0pjciterct
bar .peotoget ct npt &eglemcnt for
olIe Sc 1oreneoe gtaters 9omitole
bpilfet troabte &roft Sen lite Sc
hr1or. Set 11De 9}eglemeltts ne=
ientliae Tien1eo er at torn1i1roife
@roceson1foitninger og afifoffe 11ne
bige 6orlinfelier / &ettergungen
@n al Beitcntmelierne &eglemente1
trGffer iforpe GrGnler for Silltaael=
len al miolertioige 9fetsforbuo |
Ioooonnc Soger lom slrbej0erforpif=
Iinger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

Snofpmitifatttr. Seit Sirginia
ratititereoe i 0reoagS Snofon1ltlfot=
Nmcuoementct til sc Oorcneoc Sta<
tcrs aor1ititl1tipu. 8cill,tnil1gen |
@elt &irairios 2cgislatl1r bar en-
itemnig. Iereftcr fom @pon1ing
"a 9clotporc, ioa I'LL er Scr oper "a
oi Stoterne, iom bar rotificerct, og
eSubfomltlfotteu pil inben ret lGnge
bIipc fnnltitlltioncl 0op.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

Sc lanse 8entlGber fan i Mar
feire 100 Mars SSubileum.
S Gperigc er Ser 1912 fore
folbet 1000 Gilfel0er af 8brne-
lammelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

&reiioentens Gmbeostermin pil
efter 4oe Mart5 1917 blipc 6 slor,
foriaapiot 6uiet og 36 lopaipenoc
Stotsioriamlingcr iamltemner mco
CIT Hciol,.tion iom blep pe6taget al
Scnatet forleocn. Gnopi0erc bil
NrGiioertcn life fun,,e ajcnpGlges
og tiblieerc @rGii6enter, cller fln1=
gerc,1oe Hrniioenter. er oglaa noe=
ll,ffet ira &alg til G1nbeoet.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-20
ALASKA.

Alaska lies between almost exactly
the same parallels of latitude as do
the scandinavian countries and Fin
land.
Alaska is warmed by the Japan
current as the Scandinavia countries
are warmed by the gulf stream.
Alaska is 100000 square miles
larger than Norway, Sweden and Fin
land put together. Cut off that much
of the northern part of Alaska as
worthless; and territory remains as
large as the three countries named,
and with climate averaging little
colder.
Alaska has as much copper as Swe-
den has iron. Alaska has more for
ests than all three countries, and large
deposits Of gold.
The population of the three coun-
tries named is II 100000.
The population of Alaska in 1910
was 64,356; an increase in ten years
of TAG.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-20

recommends that men wounded in this
way should be cared for where they
lie until the punctured intestine has
had chance to beg'., healing natur-
ally.
The improvement over the old days
when an abdominal wound was u.s.
ually fatal and when wounded limb
meant amputation. is ascribed to two
things-aseptic surgery and tho form,
constitution and velocity Of the mod
ern projectile.
Except at close range it is said
that the modern bullet ordinarily bores
neat hole through its victim. On
account Of the heat generated by its
high velocity it renders the wound
aseptic and carries no particles Of
clothing into the canal. The wound
is therefore germ free and If prop
erly bandaged at once with sterilized
bandages is not likely to become clog
ged with pus.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-20
SAN JUAN CONGRESS.

Owing to the uncertainty of the
presence in Durango of President Clay
of the San Juan congress the an
nual meeting and election of officers
which was called for Feb. II, was
postponed until Feb. 10 and will be
held according to that schedule.
R. r. Smith phoned Secretary Ray
mond last evening that party Of six
would be over from Cortez. Silverton
writes that two members of the Com
mercial club will be down. Aztec
will send two representatives and pos
sibly four or five, and Pagosa Springs
will be represented by an auto load
In fact it is expected that not one OF
the nine commercial organizations in
the congress will be without repre-.
sentation.
The meeting will be held at the Du.
rango board of trade rooms.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-20
BULLET WOUNDS.

To bring certain death in the wars
OF today bullet must pierce the
heart, the head or an important ar
terry. Abdominal wounds show sur
prising percentage of recovery and
little is to be feared from thoracic
wounds unless the big arteries are
molested. Gangrene has almost dis
appeared and when pus forms at all
it is primarily due to neglect or to
unskillful handling of the wound.
These conclusions are vouched for
by Prof. Frank Colmers Of Coburg,
who has had charge Of the hospital
in Sofia since the beginning of the
Balkan war. Perhaps his most star
Ting statement is that the best treat
ment for gunshot wounds puncturinp
the intestines is no treatment at all,
The most favorable recoveries. he
says, were recorded in the cases Of
men who, after being shot through the
abdomen, were overlooked and permit
ted to lie on the field for two or
three days with nothing to eat. He
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-20
$4,000 PRIZE FOR NEW MOTOR
FUEL.

In order to encourage inventors and
chemists, the British Society of Mo
tor Manufacturers and Traders has
offered prize of $4,000 for a vola-
tile fuel suitable for use in internal
combustion engines. The only re-
striction in awarding the prize is the
requirement that all the raw material
or ingredients be obtainable in the
United Kingdcm in large quantities
so as to make Great Britain independ-
ent Of other countries in so far as
motor fuel is concerned, and that the
fuel can be manufactured at com
mercial price. The offer is the di-
rect outcome of the present agitation
for the improvement of carbureting
devices and the alarming increase in
the price of gasoline. The value of
the prize itself is, of course, very
small when compared with the enor-
nous royalties to be derived from a
truly satisfactory process of produc-
ing the desirable hydrocarbons. 1t is
merely an encouragement in investi-
cation,
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-20
BoDY's ELECTRICAL ENERGY.

One does not fancy the human body
as an electric dynamo. but If the heat
and muscular energy expended by an
average man Of sedentary habits were
converted into electrical units, he
would find himself in possession Of
quite valuable asset. 1t is proved
that man uses up about two and
one-half kilowatt hours of electric
energy in a working day. Approx
mately one-half of this amount is
used to keep the temperature of the
body constant, while the other half
is expended in muscular energy.
This amount of electricity may not
seem great, but when one considers
the things that can be done when it
is efficiently applied, the power of
the human body is more clearly seen.
Two and one-half kilowatt hours of
electrical energy is sufficient to MAIN
tain four 25-watt tungsten lamps of
20-candle power each for twenty-five
hours; or heat an electric flatiron for
six hours; run sewing machine mo-
tor for 100 hours; heat an electric
toaster for four hours; an electric
heater for two hours; an electric curl
ing iron for 100 hours; run large
fan for thirty-two hours, or warm a
chatting dish for six hours.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-20
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN THE
SOUTH.

The southern women of the class on
the whole still politically prepond-
Grant, though numerically always in
ferior, have the reputation of being
extremely conservative. They seem to
perpetuate in spite Of all the modern
graces Of cultivation an older and
an unchanging or not much changed
ideal. Such they seem to symbolic
to the men of the south. This in it.
self might be no lasting bar to their
political equality. They may come
to want it if they don't now. But
woman suffrage in the southern states
seems to be hampered by obstacles far
less tractable than that still COM
planned of-the unwillingness or
apathy of women toward "emancipa-
ton"
The progress of woman suffrage in
the south ought to be worth watch
ing.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-20
r. R. MEN TAKE NOTICE.

Conductor s. l.. Miller, Norfolk,
Neb., on Bonesteel Division Of G. & N.
w. Ry. Co., recommends Foley Kidney
Pills and says: II have used Foley
Kidney Pills with very satisfactory
results and endorse their use for any
one afflicted with kidney trouble. They
are all right" All railroad men are
prone to kidney and bladder troubles,
due to the constant vibration Of the
cars. Foley Kidney Pills are brac-
ing and strengthening kidney medicine
that will always help. No habit form
Ing drugs. J. L. Parsons, s. @. Wall.