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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09

iagen Ser 5prMdlein Dor gltern,
I@roBeltern lur6 8aten, nit 1em Ser.
lprefem, bon nun an rein IiebeS, &c.
.borinmes @ino" iein an tpo1en. -
@ie lit 6as @emiifb nod speib bon
ben @eibnubtstagen fer es modte
.mirflib germ sem Gbntittinbdem 6as
10 bil 5d0nes gebraW, unb Batter
uto Mutter un1 an ben an6er1p al19
6rellbe MAIDEN, - elm &tnberber3
nimmt iold)e Mnlaufe gum @a1te11 bieI
otter, ols oie @roBen es obnen!
8ie lt11en6Iid ,pidtig - beinobe
faBhar = biinft einem in Ser Sugen5
Elm Sabresmediel. Mon lit nod, ridt
iteptiih a~l1gebaudt = es tonne aud
Elm a1oerer Sag 1ein! IS lit ser
|SdluB bon etpas lang Doeespeienem,
M6er es lit Ser Mufang Don etnas
Meue1,t, mabrideimli@ munberbor
'Sd0nem, Sreu6ebringenoem, @in.
lde- @rfiQen6em! Mit melder Span.
nl,1tg, 6te ltbr tn ser &on6, miro Der
.erlte @lodenidlag ertpartet u1rb iu-
belno begriibt! Ddmpfet ntdt oieies
8ederflingen, SSlrbeln, urb Sic frob-
liden @eriudea Elm biBd)en in sic gu
h1nfb GIT idpalaen oermittelit 8leigie-
zen, 2t6terden idpuimmen 1aiien unb
6ergleiden iiberlieferten Iborbetten
= 6ies Interchangeable ueberiddu<
melr bat feline 8eredtiga1ng ur5 feline
8eit = ge,.aa1 10, apie bei uns Mten
Ole ernite> tpebmiitbbii9e> bamgen0e
Sttm1rung. @ir miiien ia largIt,
Elm @ediel midt INNER 8eiieres
britwt! @ir tro9en Sor9en in uns,
sic mir bie1eidt bebnlten miiiiem mir
moid}tten uniere @er5en boffnungsfreu<
Sig mpfidminge11, ober @ranfbeh un6
Scott 1ri6en u,1s nte6er, in Der So
mile iit ou6 oft nidt alles, tpie es
fem fonrtee, aeno beim @alte-. ur6 @en.
bepnnft flogt Inns unier Snneres 10
mnd,er &eriaumniiie an, sic nidt
mebr 6erein5ubringen iin6! @ieiem
grpB iberfommt einem 6a sic 6li6t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09

oteie Steind3en ieben l11to nidt 5arii-
Ter %itolpern. @ir Mlten hbun es ia
nod 10 oft, - mir biiden uns nidt,
menn uns 8ott 0ireft mas Dor Sic
JliBe legt, ooer mir mden gor germ
nntpege, I'M Sen @erg oes @lemos
ridb ie6en SIT miiiien. gr fort unier
8eboge1g mir fiibler a11ts beergt 6urd
ibt, ober mir entgeben ieinem Mnblid
imnter '1l1r fir f1r5e 3eit, un0 per
niht on iei1er @egihaffung mitar=
beitet, bel Sem fonn es oorfot1m1e1r,
onb iein @orbamoe1iein linn gum
plotliden gntieben miro, ooer oqs,.
Elm berabro1le110er Stein i'm iiber<
m6ltigt!
@ir miinidep inns @lif gum
nea1e11 Sabr! 9ies @ort tli1gt oft
fat mie Sronie gegeniiber bon al
Eene1h, melden uein Sdppert 5ltrd sic
'Seele gebt", Sic in 2a,nfeI, Sor=
gen un0 Glenb iiten! = Mber 1per1p
Ga Scr nel1e 2ebe1sabldnitt u1ls offe=
ne al,ger1, meite @er3ea1. marine 2ie=
BE brad}te, 10 miirSe t%pe1pigitens Sas
erreidt, ooB feines inter lr,1s gan3
alngliidlih iein hiiinfte! = Dunn Tie
BE es:
Sd lebe = unb ipirfe, NIT Mutb,
SD lterbe = nnb peib, es miro gut,
SD fabre i'm 8lauben babin. .
Wtib% tpunoert's, haB id nod trourig bini
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
9ie mene @adetpoit.

Sim "a. Matgl1it 1912 fat ser @prt-
greB inn 31tianm1enbange NIT Ger
$50 neutrality-suspicious. cit @eieb an
genon1me1, SUB oie @rridtl1ng elmer
&afetpNt poriiebt. Dieies @eleb
tritt am 1. SSa11l1or 1918 in @raft.
@aourd1 lit mlere &egiertpg in
&pt1ta1rren5 init oen GrpmBgeieuidaf-
ten getreten, u1tb iie madt mie oiel e
et11e nnterldei0at,pg lit sen @ebilbnen
lie nob Ser fiir5ere,1 ooer Id1aere,,
misunderstanding. 0ie @egiem1m
bat beionoere 2%a,uSfarten ongefertgt,
tn oenet1 cine ie0e grobere 5taot Sen
Maittelpl1nft einer &eibe bon 4reilen,
naa art' elmer SdaeBsSdeibe, biloet,
our6 melde &reiie Ole 3o,ren ODER
@urtel abgegrewt menoen, 1rad 6ener5
Die nelte1t &atetpoite@ ebiibren mhp.
berednet iino.
Dieie ginrtdtua1g miro oud Sen
Sormert 5a1 Cute fomme1l. She Be
%ltimmumgen 6es @eiebes fitt5er nber
feline MrmpenOung altf Die 9oitgebuih
rem, Sic beute fir S6nereien, 5ted.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
@ut amf8emomme,t.

Sic @infI;brarng ber &atetpoit bat
in ourdyal,s pfrie0igenoer @etie 1tatt=
gefun6en, un0 sic Mel1erung tit BON
De1n 8l1blifum, oos itb nit ibr pab=
reno fires 8eltebens leit 9feuiabr eini=
germaBen oertral1t gemn6t bnt, gut
oltfgeuomnen moroen. Sc ba,r0elt lifv
ieooh nit oteier ,neuen po1tdtiden
ginridtl1ng %porlaufig MIR tint einen
@eria9b bos beiBt nm oen Terla1h'
1uie lid1 ole auf tie be5iiglide1t Selttm=
nrungen %be1pdbren> sic na@ Sen &e=
ftltoten bes Ser ufb gu mooif15tenen
jeiu mer6er1. @or alien tragt 6ne Yaz
fetpojt, 1poriiber an anoerer Stele ge=
1tal1ere ginaelbeiten, oa5u BET, uns
mebr un1 mebr por ser biSber BON oerl
.@rprebgeleuidaften ansgeiibten> lid
1pamentli9 III fi1mn5ieuer &in1im
1iiblbur mad,enSen Spnamnei at be-
freien. 8ie ia aud @eneralpoltn'ei=
iter @itdcod ser ltnter5engnng Aus~
6rud gegeben bot, oaB ole Menerlt'1g
eur Ne rjtantlidung 0es go1t5en SranS=
p%ortpelens, 0as ii9 gegemartig Der
Souptlade na@ no@ in ben &anoere
ser @rpreBgeieuidpften befipoet, tub
rem merce, 90 oiele nfdt imltat1oe letn
piiroett, erfolgreid o1 fonfurrterel1
NIT Ger 8olt, Sic meoer 8unoes= alro
5tuntsitel1er11, nod Dtptoeroen 81
8oblem bat.
Sci 6ieler MeuBerlrng iebte Ser @ez
nerolpoltmeilter ielbitperitanoli4 bot
aus, 6aB oos aui elf &fa1lo beldyranfte
@etpidt ser @oitpotete ol(rnablid ers
h0bt mer6en miro. @abrifeinlid
,perSen int 2arfe Ser 3eit ouh Ser
an5erunge,t betreffs ser Nortorater
un6 SEES 3onewyltems eintretem. S1nS
mt@ idon sic gegennpartigen &oter
int ollaemeien nieoriger alS ote Del
@rprebgeeGidaften, 10 bieter osels
sod imnerbin ma1tde 9eqlpemlidytei'
ten, uelde sic Batetpoit oermiiler
IaBt: 9lbbolung ser Senol1ngen, SIRE
sit. sdnbenerl ab Ii. |. ~. Mber nit
ihon bemerft, Dor ser 9an0 erperi
mentirt MATT io5uingen nit Der poita'
Iiiden Meuerung, Ole, mie man bofft
audi 0oau ibeitrogen miro, 5ie Soften
bes 2ebensunterbolts .berab6mieten
u1t6 a4par 5n6urh 5aB Tie einefr oiref=
ten @aarenbertebr 5miiden 0en Hro=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09

tigtett Ser g%r0eniabne sic nnitder=
felt unlers @roenpanbels - Sic I'm
5uldnglidDfeit unlrer 8eitrebungen.
9gber, tpo sic 3eit eilt, 90 Bleibt @ott!
limo 1po@ ott lit, 90 tt Sidt nn5 Brie<
Sen, u4t0 ser Srieoe e1titebt aus ser
2iebe! -
@ir Memiden begriiBen unS gegem
ieitig am eriten Sag 5es Sabrs berg
Iider u1S parmer ols ionit. Mu@ sic
ii6 6ernitebenSen baben fiireinan5er
eimem @Iiid- o6er Segensluuni& eli
men frelrmoliden 3uruf ooer &ddr5oe=
1rud. @s tpebt ettpas 9eea1es, Strides
iber Die @r6e fin, u1po man fat u1t<
bep1Bt, Elm 9e1piiies @efiibl Ser 3u'
iammengeb0rigteit! = @enn es BOD
m6gli9 tp6ire, ones gu bebulten! @ie
rent1 fteben mir einat@er int gan5en
|gegeniiber, un6 un 1piepiel reidler
umb frober m6ren mir, penr mir,
1peitidnlten6er menoen6, l11s mebr fir
@oN ll116 @ebe ser a1t6ern 81 into
r~eiiiren perm0htem! Midt SOS eigne
8ebogen mudt glidlt6 - mermr mir
|6as nur alien Memiden 5lerufen fofr-
ten = ion6ern 6as @emiiber fir Die
@oblfabrt ar6erer! s. lit sizes Elm @e=
6eimniB, oas muir sic periteben, o,e
eimmal Ole Brobe gemodt! Ser M5o1t-
gel an @armber8igteit 1T ser @rlut6-
febler, aparu1n 10 1penig mabres Slid
gu fin0em lit. Madt eure &inoer
n%armferaig, 10 fort pcn ielbft Der
Streit l1n0 Ser @eroruB in Ser &ins
cerltlbe auf!
grtragt ibr @rmodie1ten elmer oeS
anssr'1 Settler liebrei6 lt,5 g%eonloig,
i'm @eoenfen ser eiglnen Mangel, 10
mir5 eler 3ulomnlenleben barmoni=
ider iein! =
SteQt el1d} in Sic @efilble e1rer
l1ntergebe11en 1T Mn1t, @eld1ft u1r6
9eruf 10 in @eoanten bineir, als Oh
es nidt 6rent0ev ionbern enre @adb}=
iten mdrett, fir Ole ibr 81 iorgen bobt,
uro el1er 8erbdltniB NIT ibaea miro
erquifi6er mer0en!
guern 9ien1tboten nebmt 0as Srld=
et1Se @efiibl Scr %beitdroigen Mhban-
gigfeit, inbem ibr iie @ousgenoiien
lein laBt ll1tb elld fiir ibr perlonltfes
gngeben i~1tereiiert uno einfebt!,
Don1 crit babt ibr Elm Mnredt an lire
2iebe, Irelte uno Mufopferung!
Mir fennen ulle sic @eidibte bon
oem Berg oes @lenos, bon 6em ieoer
iud,em iolfte, alltdgli6 menigitens ein
paor 5teinden abautragen! Oeffnet
'ea,ern &inher idon Sic Mllgert, BOB lie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09

rem, 5aB ie6er beliebige Sag ffiiir sen
sin8elnen pieL beoeutungspoller lenb
midtiger ietn tonne, als geraoe ser
erite Sarl,ar nit ieinen altbergebrad.
ten Trabittoncn!
9as oQes mag ia moB mabr fem,
u1b mir fonnten, tpe1t1l mir 6as Trn-
.0itionelCe ser @rinmralngstage itrei-
hen miir0en, unS piel in11ere 8etpe.
gl,ng u1rb @iibrl1ng erparen, aber es
miircen ltns alr6 6on1it Die Merf-
Iteine int 9ebe1r feblen, an 5erert mir,
in all armierm Saiten un6 Treiben,
Golt MAIDEN miiiien, nm riidnartts
uno p~ortu1rts 3u ldal,en, Of mir ridp
ti9 manbeln. @ir bradten's ia tpobI
3u itan5e, nns oba,rihrmpfen fir bie
regelmdBi9e @ie6ertebr ser Settle, ser
@e6arrts-, Sobes- atn6 an6erer Sc.
0enfha0e, mir oermogen lr1s meis5l1.
nrotett 6aB mir 6iefelben @efiibte
anb iotif, obne Teranlaiiung, baben
fonnten! Nber tpo fein in1enes Ra.
lten it, bo mer6en lie iid idmer ein-
itellen; 400 feline &obenpltnfte fins, 6a
lit eire lteberiidt mmm0glidb lr,16 100
in Ser @egen1part an 9e1piiien Gagen
nidt @oltm seihaffen miro, @ergo11.
genbett inns 3rtfltnft gegeneinanoer
ab3rmdgen, % berIiert ser Memi6
gar leidt oos imnere @Ieidge4pidh
u1r5 lit iiG ieines 3ieles 1tidt mebr
he1puBt!
Mf neinl gero6e 6os Gro6itioneue
modten mir nidM miiien Bel uni fern
Soften, amub penn bieueidt audi oie
ribtge Stimneung ourd Meuberlides
erit 9e1peH merben muB, mir lboben
lie oarm sod einmol, uno NIT ibr
eine JiQe Don innerer Summluna,
grtnnerung r1no re1er Mnregung!.
Sblbeiter = Meujnbr! Wie tpidtio
lit in ser &in0er8eit 6as 56reiben Der
Wiinide amf 6us Hopier nit Stolen
lr,o 8ergibmeinmidh = DEM f6on=
'ten, mas man m.ffinoen fonnte. @ie
ernit nimmt oos fleine @ers 5as Muf<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
@ertreibt eiuen sdred.
Ser @auptpouitreder 0eS SoOes /

2er NluplUUll1EIeueI DR5 &uUt9 tlt
6en @inter= ltno 6riibiobrsmonaten
lit Bneumonia. Seine &orreiter iin6
grfGltungetr uno Grippe. Sci irgenb
ei,tem Mnfa4 oteler &ranfbeiten io4te
feline j3eit perloretp lper6en, tint bieIel=
ben gut pertreiben. nn5dblige Salt-
len6e boben es mtsgefun0en, :0aB 81.
Sings Meue DISCOVERY Sos &idtige
cafiir lit. uMein Manm lit iiher5eugt,
SAP es Hneamonia 6rei ooer biermm
pon ibm abbielt," i6reibt Srou Geo.
%. Blaoe, &%atuionoille, ST., atn6 fiiir
grf6ltungen, &lriten un5 5tifbuiten
baben mir ME SEES @leihen %gefun0en."
@nrantirt fir aqe 2uftr0brerfranfbei<
ten. Breis so @ts. un0 $1.10. &ro<
beflalfe fret in Molitors Mpotbefe.-
&ar5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09

0l15enten atnb sen &oniumet1ten err
m0glidf, 61trb melden 0er oui So
item 5ieler er5ielte Hrofit Ser 3mi=
lfertsa,s@lcr in @egfau fommen
piir0e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-13
FAVOR UNIF oRM RATES.
tommittce Named to Plan Modification
in Smb-fllOcis Sysfcn.

Chicago, December 12.--Railwav com
nissiouers OF States which have put in
force reduced express rates won their.
tight here to-day tn prevent adoption
by the National Association of State
hallway Commissioners OF measures
looking To the establishment through
out the country OF uniform rates named
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion.
The resolution adopted provided Tor
the figuring Of rates on the uniform
basis throughout the country on tho
block" system adopted by the Inter
state Commerce Commissior The
powers Of States TO preserve tn. adj
vantagcs gained by thcir intrastat,
regulations were assured, however. nv.
the provision that a sub block" svs-
hcation as VIII meet short haul con
ditions, and prevent unjust discrimi
nations.
The commissioners were unanimously
in favor of uniformity Of rate rcguIa :
tion.
y committee Of ton was appointed ia
plan thc notifications required in the
suh-block system.
NJ. :. Becker, of New York. chairman
of the association, Is OK -onlcio member
of the committee. Others are: FIaiford
Erickson. Wisconsin; G. T. Bee, Mis-
souri,; Richard Yates Illinois: T.. X.
Johnson. Pennsylvania; X &. Dunn.
Florida, Robert Prentiss, Virginia; L.
~ Morley Montana. O.. l. owen. New
Mexico; G. @. Calderhcad. Washing
ton j. NJ. Eschlcmau. California
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-13
Mrs. Cornclln J.. nigeIow.

Mrs Cornclia l. Bigelow died ycs-
terGav morning at o'clock at her
residence .9o3 West Grace street. in.
funeral vii! be held this afternoon at
8 o'clock from the Second Presbyterian
Church. The intormeut win Le pri-
MIS- Bie,elow was the daughter of
the late Thomas s. Rust and AbirniI
|. Williams. She was married In 1850
to Woodbury. Eigelow, and is survived
by one son. Archibald T.. i3ieeloyv. ana
4 brother, Edward +. rust both OF this
city and three grandchildren Mrs A.
l.. Turner OF jersey CITY y a.. Mrs.
NJ j. Walthall Of Scranton. ~ aild
MIS-. j DALLAS smith. of Philadelphia
Mrs liieclow had been for wears as
sociated with tho board OF the Womau's
christian Association. Hollywood Nc
mortal Association, honorary member
OF the Daughters of tho CGnfedcracy,
ana The Oldest member Of the Eastern
star Mi2nah Chaptcr. Of tho masonic
order and was called Mother of tho
Chapter For moro than sjxty-sevcn
yenrs She he'd been m active member
of thc second Presbyterian Church
The Hollywood Memorial Association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-13
ALBANIA EXECUTED
BY VILLAS ORDER
One of Original RED Flaggers''
Summarily Put to
Death.
[Speclnl ID The Tlmcs- Dispntch. ]


I'll paso. Texas, December l2.--
Ramon Sanchez Adams ono OF the
original red tagEcrs' who fought
under tho banner OF FRANCISCO Madero
for tho rights OF the Mexican people
iaEalnst the reign OF Porflrio Dinz was
summary executed In chihuahua City
Thursday morning 10y order OF General
Francisco villa. whose Constitution
alist troops have occupied the State
capital since Tuesday morning He
was alleged to have changed his SYM
pathies and aligned himself with the
Federals
Aldana, In tho Madoro revolution.
took part in the capture of Juarez
Protests have been formally fled
AZ Washing ton by Spanish residents OF
chihuahua against the connscation OF
their property. ordered by General
Francisco villa. and against tho cdict
issued by hin that hc VIII execute
all Spaniard citizens he catches In the
republic OF M,Nico after q tcu-day
period. beginning last Monday
With only four days left before the
ten -d1y period given 10 tho Spaniards
OF chihuahua TO leave the republic OK
pirc, many of them arc pouring into
iM Paso. making the 227-mlle Journey
hy automobile. carriage or any other
conveyance which they can obtain
There arc still many H. Chihuahua. and
there Is fear among those who have
already arrived that tho others Win
not be able to reach the border in
time
The business houses ana other pos
sessions OF the Spanish In Chihuahua
CITY have already been COnNscated by-
villa. according TO Americans VINO
have arrived from the state cupltal
Lat" arrivals from Chnuahua con
hrH the statement that, notwithstand
ING protest made lv Captain ScobelI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-13
Attract. Much Attention.

Special Gable TO The Times -Dispatch.l
Berlin, December l2.--Iho married
mission &c japan OF Senor Dc la Barru
the MeAican minister to Paris has at
tracted much attention in govern
mental ana diplomatic CIRCLES
Senior De In Barra arrived hero on Fri
dag last He had dinner with Ameri-
can Ambassador Gerard. ana left on
saturday 10 continue his journey TO
Japan Nc did not call at the Foreign
Office here.
scnor he la Barras statement mat
De is huriy!ng through bleak Siberia
at this time Of the Year to bear to
i've Mikado the three year old thanks
oi Mexico for JApar's participation IN
the celebration of tho centennial of
MeNican Independence. Is regarded by
diplomats In very skeptical fashion
According TO tho diplomats. Iiuurta
has been trying to nir, wiki Japan ever
since he has been in the presidential
scat, and Is making u desperate appeal
through De Ia Barra for assistance. Of
i"rinG In exchange concession so
Important that the Japanese Will un-
@oubtedly al least consent to receive
nis envoy and hear what he has to
say on behalf OF Iluerta
several OF the leading bankers and
hnancicrs. DESTROYS OF nnding out be
q" pN!i q N'c"S on me Mexican sit
uation. had conferences with him.
Ihey Informed him that, while per
hais the sympathy OF tho German
press and commercial circles was more
"I Tess in favo! Of the recognition of
General llucrta- the government is
Importing President Wilson ana Is
not likely 10 WAIVER in its attitude.
Ambassador Gerard explained thnt
INC fact that ho had dined win Senior
he la Garra had no political sltnln-
cance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-13
L|MPING TOWARD
HAMPTON ROADS
Main Shaft Of Battleship Yer
mont Broken, but No Cause
for Alarm.

washington. December lc-With her
starDoard main shaft broken and sew
eTal of her compartments Hooded. the
hatlcship Vermont is limping toward
hampton Roads on her return from
Tie Mediterranean cruise under con
Noy II the batueship Delaware. ana the
Golfers Orion and Jason Tho acci.
dent occurred At 3:45 A. NJ yes;trdav
~ o'clock last u:fctlt. The Vermont
was 200 miles from Hampton Roads
ana 60" miles from bermuda.
y radiogram 10 the Navy pepartnnnt
from Rcar-Admirai BADGER. CON
'nandcr- in chief OF tho Atlantic Flee,
describing the accident. said there WA.
no cause for alarm Tho Vermont is
proceeding o. Hampton Roads und.r
her port engine. making eight knots I'm
comparatively smooth sea- Admiral
Hadrcr says the skin Of the shin and
The propellat strut appeared unlnjurod
The Vermont ana her convovs should
arrive AT Hampton Roads about De
ccmbor Il or IS.
The batuoshps WyominE, Arkansas.
Florida and Utai,. OF tho leturnln.,
Mediterranean squa dron, are continu-
INK toward Sew lSrk. where thcv arn
expected TO arrive next Monday rhn
Connecticut. Kansas and ohio are pro.
cecding toward Guantanamo. en- route
70 Mexican waters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-13
LittIc New. from T.rnuico.

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch ,
vera cruz, December 1.-Two train
loads OF war materials and 600 men
arrived here from Mexico CITY today
ana LETT Immediately for Tampico.
There has been very little news from
Iainpico today but il Is stated on
good authority that Admiral Fletcher
mas sent a request 10 the United states
state Department for additional ships
to take care OF refugees at that point
II Is understood that German. British
and United states vessels at that point
have taken on board all they can take
care 81. Many are said 10 be wait
Ing ON tho shore for IN opportunity
to get away
So far can be asccrtaincd tonight
The greatest need ut tho present mo-
mcnt at Tampico is FOR food supplies
Two new captains OF the United
states Navy arrived here to-day. CAP
tain pcublick win 20 on duty with
the Michigan, and Captain Footc viii!
serve on the New Hampshire
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-13
FIRES AT MAJOR THORPE
Discharged Inmate OF Naval Prison
Tries 10 KIN officer.

LNTtti"I 70 nc HINES DlSpatCh.
Portsmouth, y. II, December i2-
lust as Major George c. Thorpe. United
states Marine Corps, cOmmundant Of
tho naval prison at I[itIcry. stcppcd
into his automobile on Market I'laco
to-day bullet whizzcd six inches from
nm alley 10y the bank and oycrpowcrod
Frederick Richardt, OF San Francisco.
who was released from the naval
able discharge from the navy. Tichnrlt
admitted to the police that he not
only fred the shot to-day, but that he
hreu another one from the same place
1T the major yesterday morntuE hui
th@t no ono seemed 10 notice Il lie
said the major treated him mean when
he WAS in prison
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Special 10 The Times Dispatch1
New York, December l2.-B -.
Caldwell. president of the Wells. Fargo
Company, announced to-day that he
had issued explicit directions that no
efforts be made 20 get concessions from
tho Mexican government. and that no
money be loaned the Hucrta admins
tration.
Mr. Caldwell made this statement In
connection with the report that his
company had loaned $4,000 In gold
- the Mexican government.
Despite this statement by Mr.. Cald-
well. there was a belief in the Oman
cial district that his company had
loaned tho money, and 1; was pointed
out that Air. Caldwclfs statement did
not deny that tho company had given
money TO lIuerta and his followers.
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say that the soldiers are made up OF
Tho regular and volunteer commands
OF General Salvador Mercado and Gen
eTal Antonio Roias respectively.
From the fueitives it !s learned that
Mcrcado is In fear of attack By large
body Of rebels, and has given orders
TO the fugitive civilians 10 save them
selves as best they can. suggesting
that they take the shortest route to
tic United States, and not walt 10 go
into Ojinaga, as he fears they might
bc attacked nj any moment
IL is believed that McTcado's troops
Viii try TO set into Oiinaga during tho
night or early in the morning. II is
not believed they Will take any rest at
nll
The fugi,ives say that Mcrcado has
= few cannon and few machine guns
which no hopes to get 70 ciinaga in
time TO permit Of their use in that city
ia case they determined 10 mako n
stand there.
Every preparation that can possibly
I've made is being made az Ojinaga to-
night 10 rush TO the defense OF Nor
cado's forces. should thcy be attacked
on their way In.
Federal. in Dad Shnpc.
All stories to the contrary rotwith-
standing. the ccderais now In OJinasa
have no artillery and arc i'll prepared
20 defend the town II they are at
tackled by any force equnlin: them in
number or having artillery. The ditch
leading from the bed of the Rio
Grardc TO the edge of tho town is
completely we'll protected, and will
cnab.e tho citizens and eoldiers OF the
city. IN caSo the town is besiegcd, TO
obtain water ror domestic purposes
on the American side Of tho river
Captain GocnE. in command or the
American military forces. is doing
what he can "a prevent an invasion
OF American territory hy the Federals
0ow NJ Ojinaga, should they be at
tackled by m Overwhelming force. and
feel mpolled TO seek asylum IN the
United States
Major McNanee IS expected 10 ar
rive Saturday afternoon or Sunday
>norning with the Fifth Cavalry. which
Sc duo TO arrive in MARIN from FL
laso Mt about O'clock Saturday morn
ing There is n great deal OF anxiety
here among civilians because OF the
seemingly near approach OF battle
md many Of them are leaving for
Maria or for some point farther ir tho
interior. where they viii be out Of
range Of Mexican bullets tonight.
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EACH HELD UNDER $1,000 nAu.
Representatives al Lie Insurance COMPANY
Of 4 Irriuln Arrr.t.I -

New Orleans, DcCcuber l2-Edncrn !
Eorcs assistant district superintendcnt Of
the Life Insurance Company Of Virginia and
william Rogers solicitor FOR tho came com
renN. were arrested here Tonight IN connec-
ton with alleged forged dcatn certificate.
through which, # &c said. the company has
!o"t Il oLsands OF dollars
Norcs Is speciHcally charged with "forr-
lne and publishing as true tho name o.
application for payment Of m alleged nolici.
Involving 1906. Rogers was arrested on n
similar charge. involving policy Tor $3.50.
bal was liked at $500. which at a la,c
hour Tonight neither had obtained Noreg
protested his innocence. Rogers refused 10
talk
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OFFER TO MRS. FLAGLER NO. |
second Wife VIII rny $4,000 II Yenr in
Lieu OF Dover Interest.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
New York. December l9-Ida NJ
J .laeler. FIRST wife of Horny ~ Flarlcr
Tho late Standard oil capitalist OF Flor
IDA, VIII receive about $4,000 a Year
Tor the remainder OF her life rs dover
interest In E'laalcrs Sew York real
property. II a.. proroscd settlement is
approved by the supreme Count
Mrs. Flagler No. | was divorced BY
Henry 81 I'lnsler in 1899. ho having
obtained II special act from the Flor
ida Legislature declaring divorce legal
when ono party suffers from !ncom-
potency al tho time OF the divorce
Flasler gave his wife about Sl.500. GOO