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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
&Dnio 9eidulas fat, trptbem St'

0roBmdbte i'm nit Barnungen be,
6robten, @futari sic lebte Setting
ser Siirfen, 11ab einem 5tpeiitiinoigen
@efedt, IN mel9em laut &abel 5000
Montenegriner un1 5000 Girfen ge-
fauen fem iouen, e%ingenommer. Ser
@onig ielbit leitete sic grimn1ige
s6lodt, sic als bas Meiiterperf oes
@rieges ser 8alfanmd6te gegen Die
Giirfen be5ei6net miro. r@ir baben
furbtlos gefo9ten, Inn 6ieie 6eitn1tg
ein5unebmen, nn6 mir mer6en geraoe
10 iurdtloS gegen 6ie Ma@te @nropas
fampfen, Inn tie 5t balten," iagte So
mig Mi6olal1s in Ser @tnnoe ietnes
Eriumpbes. S6limme 6olgen ite-
ZEN ieBt 81 befiir6ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
9ie @elfen mmb sic @oben5uQern


iteben groB 90 IN Der @elt. W3it Der
inn munoerid0nen Meo1rot 0eQi tn Ser
oeuti@en &eid@boa1ptitaot itottftnoenz
6en &odeeit 6es @elfenprin5e1 NIT
1es @ailers So9terlein miro, fails Der
bon ietnem Muslan6miniiter @rep be-
gIeitete &0nig bon Gro britannie1t
uno Sr1ano als &uiier bon Snoier1
BON SEM oeuti9en un0 6em rnliilde11
Scatter ols ibresglei6en a%nerfannt
miro, cine observation-disclosures
hunft oerbun0en ietn. Mls oritter
@ertreter ser Gripc.@ Entente ioQte
o19 @err 8oinoare ni@t feblen, nno
@ertreter ser beioe1 a1r6eren Madte
ser Eriple Mllion5 erit reft ni@t BET
ser MbIdlieBung ser 8eQe Mlianee
5tpi19en sen bei1en alten rubmrei6er
5eutiden &d,tiern ser 8elfen INTO Ser
@oben5ouern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
Grnte @ahrheitem iiber ben 8ermf

VTH1Ie XSuyIDetItA IUeT Utu 0e]~I
6er Grau iino in BEN Musfiibrr1ger1
elmer 6ralt Morttn entboIten, sic boz
einiger 8eit in elmer @eriammlu11g
amerifaniider Brmten ipro@. rDie
3ufunft ion int S6obe ser Gpoitert
liegen," iagte file unter an6erem.
v@olonge 6ie Srauer int @ef9dH, IN
5er Gabrif u115 am 5timmtaitert
iino, lit Der @doB leer atn6 sic gu
fumft in @efabr. @eiberitimmre@
1T 1atr Elm Mnbdngiel our @eperbs-
Btaiitiigteit ser Troaa un6 beoeutet ben
nntergang Der @diie. @eil geraoe
ole itdrfiter 1ttto frdftigiten Sraatet
auf @eI1oer6ienen oatsgeben, itott
&inoer at boben nno at er3ieben,
berfdM Ser Modhpnds. S5e felb,
ltanoige Sraa1, sic bobe1 @eroienit
annimmt aIs griab fir cine &inber-
ld,uar, 1T cine M6ir6eri1 an ser gdnd3-
melt. Die ftarten, h6rperlta uno gel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
Die yraae. Of bas Sbermamtd DE

9ie Trase, Of bas Sberman'd e
Mnti=Sruit=@efeb m1@ uuf 6ormer>
@erb1nbe un6 Mrbeiter<O
mem Mnmenoa1ng ftrt6en ioue, labt ii6
6o6ur6 ni6t ous Der 8elt idoffen,
BOB man erflart, Sic @on3titution 6er
@ereinigten gtaaten nerbiete &laiiert=
geietgehung; menn 5oS @eieB alio
iibenbaupt 5u @edt beitebe, 10 miiiie
es gegen aGe s@lafien ser 8ep0lferurg
angeman6t per6en. 3a1tadit lit Mr=
belt fem @u16dsurtitd int getpobne
liden Gimme ur6 ser Mbldlub bon
Mrbeits- &ontraften fetn u@an6el" int
Gimme 6es 5berman=@ eiebes, 6os al
le u&ombinationer aur 8eidranffung
0es &onoels" nit Mdt unS 8onm be-
legt. DoS 8eitreben zines ie6en cini-
liiierten 5taotes lit in eriter 2irie,
Before 2ebensbeoingungen fir feline
8iirger 5u idaffen. Dns @eieb muB
6esbnIb iebr idnrf 5tpii@en Srgaai<
i%atio1pe1 u~nteridei6en, Die 6ie 3mede
6es 5tautes f0roern, um6 iolde1t, 1ie
ibnen entgegenorbeiten. Srgorila-
tionetb, Die bel iude1, Sic 2ebensbeoin>
gungen berob5uieben, iino geiea-
Notwithstanding. @egen fie ri&tet ith
SOS @bermon=@ elet, ln6 m@t gegen
sic Mrbeiter-0 rganiiationet 6eren
8eItrebungem, 5ie io3iale Gage ibrer
Mitglie6er 5u berbeiiern, 6urd o1s
f6roerlia fir oos @e6ctben BEG Stna-
tes fir6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
,rpb bes @etos bes @onberneurs

Srpt bes @etos bes @omberne,rs
gberbart bat 6as Sous nnierer
StaatslegisIotur nit 3meiorittel-
Mebrbeit auf's 1el1e sic Molan-8or.
Iage angenommen, sic Ser 5ta6t
MinneapoIis 6ie @ontroue iiber sic
innerbab ibres @ei9bil6es tbatigen
v@mblic @ernice" &orporationer ber-
Ieibt. Ser Senat NOR ie6o@ an6erer
@eiinnung pie 6as $a11s, in6em er
BEL Ser Dicnitag Ma6mittag erfolg-
ten M%bitimmung 6as @eto 6eS @o1t-
berneurs be5igli@ Ser Sedan Subtle
@erbice Corporations un6 Ser Min-
nette Eelepbon<8tn al1fre6t erbalte1
bat. Senator S. 9. SuQiDan bon ct.
CLOUD itimn1te in betben 6Gllen fir
Notwithstanding ser beiben 8etoS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

1tig geiunoen Sinner, sic geboren
mer0en fon1ten> mer0en geopfert fir
@arile JET &leioer a1no automobile. Die
@iege miro 1eer genadt, 6as &eim
perlaiien. Gutter @er0ienit fir Man=
,ler be0ertet friibes Seiratben. @at-
ter @er0ienit fir 8ranen beiBt bin-
ausgeidobenes &etratben, @eiberpo=
litif, leere @eime un0 @%aiienielblt-
moro" SSn elmer 3eit, MOO alles
iiber Sen &oufen %geporfen gu meroen
orp6t, mas ste Brau uls @eib groB,
gut u10 begebrensmertb mabt, tit es
ein Croft gu miiien 0aB eS aud) noI
lold)e 6ral1en giem; Sral1e11, ste hsn
Mutb 6oben, 6em 0roben0en SerfalI
energiib entgegen5utreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
Ser @priteber bes be1tid)en nnter

~ WV
ridts in 6en 0ffentliden 5@aelen
Gbicogos fat einen 8eri4t eirpge'
reidt, in 6en1 oargetban miro, 6aB
5as Sntereiie fir Sen 6elti6en I'm,
terri9t IN anen 8beilen 6er Sta6t
beitdn0ig 3unimmt. SIN 6ebrnar
1912 ma1r6e in 81 5dyulen 6eutiAer
l1nterridt ertbeilt; i'm Bebrltar 1913
NOR Ole 8ap idou mlf 80 geifiegem.
Die @n3oB ser Sdii1er itieg pom
Gebr1nr 1912 Bis 6ebruar 1918 BON
1906 aa1f 14,088. @en1r man nod
tmenigitens ebenIopiel @dntlfir6er,
ole in 1en fonfeiiionenlen Sdpalen
Deutfd Ierren, bi1aunebnet, 10 er-
gibt bas cine reht ftattlide 8obl
ser tpiBbegierigen Sl1gen6 Ser 5ta6t
gs betpeiBt ols9, oaB Elm
GROCER meh Ser @ltern germanider
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
ga man audi in Soma fir 5

~ O Sv
unentgeltlidle 9ieferl1ng bon S6ul-
bii6ern on Ole 30glinge ser Stoats<
lduler ogitirt, bat 8tfdof @orrigan
BON Siotr @itp in einem Management
Sdreibe11 an sic 6ortigen Sogesblat<
ter Sen Stan0purft Ger @atboliten
in 6iefer Sroge oorgelegt. St erflart
barin II. a., 6oB 6ie @otboliten rt@t
MIR aus neIigi0ien @riinoen @egner
0es Ylones ieien, fon6ern ou6 6es<
balb, neil 1te ibre eigenert &farri@n"
len bone11 a1n6 atnterbaltem um6 gu
gleider 8eit 5teuern fir 6ie StaatS-
lf)uIer1 beaoblen. Sic iparten onrd
tire 8forrida1Ien in Ger Dio5eie, Ste
BON 200 @itroern beiu6t meroen,
6em Staobe ia5nIi9 $270,000. Sic
urentgeltIide 2ieferumg ser @9ul=
biider an 6ie 8oglinge ser Stootsl9n~
len 1ei uu1n0tbig rno cine 6afir Be-
itimmte @teaser, Ole in Ser 5taot
5iour @itp aIlein iabrli@ $4,000 big
$685. 900 betrogert 6urfftte, p1tgere6t.
ssn MarDIort6, reip. Baltimore, ba~
ben sic @ntbolifen 6as ri60ne Ber-
gniigen." sic @9u1buder 6er &ablit>
1%dhl5oglinge mitbe3ablen gu belfen.
90 fie ~ieiner5ett idliefen ur6 gegen
6os ungered)te @eieb teire @intpa1roe
erbober.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

Scr 81. imtcrnationale G,dariiti=
ltilhe @ongreB lit Mittmod Nadmtt=
taq IN ser @otpnoa, 6em groBten Of
fentlifen @ebar1oe aaf Ser Sn1el
Malta> eroffl1et por6en. gtn at o's
5000 Yilger> Sic gum &ongreB er>
1d)ienen lin6, pom 81. 8ater gertbte-
tes gdreiben ml1r0e perleien, moral1t
Cardinal Serrata, ser papltli9e Ser=
treter auf Sem &ongreb>. eine Mnipru,
die bielt. Mben6s muroen ale Str
den in ser 5ta6t Galett in feierlt@er
@eije eingeiegnet, nno oie1em feter=
liden Site fo1gte Elm 5u @bren bes
Cardinals 6errata I'M bii6ofli@en
Yalalt peranitalteter @mpfang.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
&pm ser naditen @a1l an ,uerben al

&pm Der nad)1te1 MaDl III lperoem a.
lie Gountp-8eamten anf einen Sermt11
BON bier a11tatt bon 5tpei Sabren er-
lpablt meroen - fans namli6 oaS
5taatspberba1pt 6ie betreffenoe gor-
lage lei11er l1nteridrift miirotgt. Us
mar Senator @6uaro &l1itao, tpelder
inn Sberbauie Ser MaBnabme 511n1
Siege perbolfen-im %l1uterbauie tpar
lie bereits friiber our6geornngen -
in0em er nit &edt nno nit @rfolg
oarauf bintpies, 6aB cine vgan5 anoe=
re alalle" BON 8emerbern fir 6erar=
tiqe Memter a%uftreten miiroe, fails Die
@erren miiBten oab iie ni6t 1bo11
mieoer nad 5mei Sabren anfS Erode
ne geiett miiroen. 9el1ator S. y.
5uaipan bon ct. Glpro fonrte l1d)
oblolut niGt fir Sic Mabnabme er=
mar1ne1t. 9ieielbe lit i6lteBlt6 NIT
SO gegen Is @timmen pailtrt mor-
Sen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

Gin Gbrenmanu, melder Bic Gbre
zines anoeren 9efr6nft, pte 8rDan oie
Gbre @larfs, %repo5iert nn6 6epre5tert.
nn6 nod oen amerifanii9en @bren'
fo6er geniigt 6as ia aud. Mber Die be-
le%ioigenoen MeuBerungen no6tragli4
als miBberitar6en bin5uitenen, oas
ionte eines @brenmannes u%rtpiirotg
fem. Dem bemofratti@en 8atrtote1
Gbomp @larf aber geret@t eS 5ur
@bre, 6aB er als 0ffentli6er Mann
sic linn bon @rpar angebotene febr
mangelbafte Satisfaftion a1genom=
men, als Bripotmatn aber abgelebnt,
tpenigiters ni6t rIdbaltloS af5eptiert
bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
1efpohnte Thattqfett aufnebmen mer>

qemobnte Gbatigfeit aufnebmen tper-
Sc. Damit iinb bte Mer5te %allerotngs
nidt einperltanoen, meil tie 6aol1rs;)
eire,1 11el.en Miidi6lag befirdten, Der
letht perb4ngniBpou meroen fonnte.
Sic rerluben ibr @eites, oen &apit
I'll bepeger, li9 &l1be gu gonne11, ba'
ben ie0od me1ig @rfolg bannit. Sette
Seiliqfeit erbpb li6 a1n Sonntag bon
leinem 8ett un6 braudte cine Stu1oe
lara I'M 2ebmftrtbl 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
eSSphn 8uM miro iebes eSabr nit

SDDH SHH UllO JeutS Vuyt HAuJT
terner, ober nit 6em &otdyen gebt
es imrrer no9 uuimarts ct per=
broudte int lebten Sabr 96,754,351
er1gliide 8fun0 Sabaf uno lieB ibtr
$50 MiQionen Collar in &au@ anf
geben. @or batnoert Sabren betrug
ser Sabaftoni lm int Sabre fir Sen
&opf ser 8epolferl1ng nod ni6i
5pei @fun6, int lebten Sabr aber
tpar es betrddtli9- mebr als 5pei
@fun6. Son 6en pierunostpan5tg
Miqionen 8fun6 berroudten gabafs
pur0er ol(e Biz cuff ridt gan5 5mei
MiQionen in @roBbritannten ielbii
berarbettet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

Soft lei CANT! fdallt es aus benz
Mun6e zines ie6en &atbplifen a1f
benz groenrnn6e. @oH fei 9nnfl Sic
@efabr 1T boriber. 9as 8efinoen
8aplt Yi11s x. befiert fi9 an6a1err16,
basfelbe 1T berart, 6aB er am Conn
tag feline @ertpan6ten erin6te, nab
&auie gu reiier 11n6 allen @Idnbige11
mit3utbeilenL 6ab er febr balb feline
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

Mbitamm1ng nod Suit atno 2iebe gu
ser gprode ser 8iiienidaften babem,
inns es ibr @unm lit, oaB mlb lire
Ma6fommen sic sprade %erlernen, in
Ger 5biIler un5 @oetbe, 5tpei Ser BE-
1euteno1ten Glitter 6er Meu5eit, in IT,
ren lterblid)en @erfen iib an oie
Men6d19eit ge9punot baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
Giuc nahcre Grflarmmg, ser pu,a

@inc nalcre Grflarmn9, Der po1t
@eproientauten Quinn in Ser 2egtslo=
t,rr cioereid)ten Cute @ege=Sorlage,
meIde BON beioen @dulern Ser @eleB=
oeblrl1q ougenommen uuroe nmo
Dl1rd) sic nnterl6rift 0eS @onper>
nel1rs @%eletesfraft erbalten bot, ft11>
set ser aeneigte 9eler auf Ser 2. @eite
Diejes 8lattes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-31

Tyrone, Pa. July 30-An engineer
was killed and forty passengers we're
injured in "a rear-end collision Of ms
scngcr trains on the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad here this afternoon Abou,
twenty of the injured were severely
hurt.
Train No. 13 wcstbound, crashed into
train No. 10. Philadelphia for Pitts
burg which was just pulling out OF the
Tyrone station. No. Is was five minutes
late, md No. 13 was a through train
Most Of the seriously injured were
In the chair car at the rear OF No IL
The FIRST three cars on No. Is were
mails. Mail Clerks Herbert Seitz and
Huntsberger were injured
The seriously injured were taken to
Altoona hospitals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-31
How to Use the
Certificates

IT you wish Pictures Nos Certificate
the Office of The Dispatch and the clerk will
the pictures, certificate by mail with the
and the pictures mailed to YOU If YOU wish
Pictures Nos. Certificates Nos and e. r. Won
wish Pictures Nos. Certificates Nos J. and
OF pictures until the actual
pictures have been published paper For instance
you wished Pictures Nos 49, "a s., you ha
to wait until Pictures Nos 49, "a IS actually
printed i'll the paper
If you use ingenuity and your catalogue you win
remember that catalogue This
double opportunity for youthe catalogue 3 pic
together.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-31
Rev. Mr.. Kinks Resigns.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch.
Warrenton. Va, July 30.-Rev. Edwin
s. Kinks. who since October. 1905 has
been rector OF St James Episcopal
Church. Of Warrcnton, Va, has recent
ly rendered his resignation, and will
leave his present charge in the early
fall for Kirkwood. Mo, where he has
accepted the charge OF Ascension
Church. Mr.. Kinks came to Warren
ton from Boise. Idaho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-31
mnhy Smothcrcd to D.nth.

INptClAI 10 Inc IlmcS- Dlspa Ton.
Luray. Va, July 3O--Crawlinc be-
tween the bed clothing and the bed
railing. from which position il was un-
able to cxtricate itself. and where its
cries could not be heard Estcllc Long,
the ten months old daughter of Ar
thur Long, n wealthy farmer of this
county was found dead yesterday Tie
mother. thinking the baby was taking
an unusually long nap. made invcstiga-
ton when the horrible discovery vas
made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-31

t contest Contest
o th
esedena
pictures
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-31
For All the Correct
Titles Are In the
Catalogue

In the Contest Catalogue will certificates Each
certificate good for pictures Thus get Is pictures FREE
with the catalogue For instance Certificate good for
Pictures Nos Certificate No good Nos 81
to TO- Certificate No. is good for Pictures Nos IS
cate NO. good for Pictures Nos 10 Certificate No
good for Pictures IS Certificate No is good for Pic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-31
MOnlmcn of the World.

Put In Bay. Ohio. July 30--Two
thousand officers and members of the
Uniform Rank. Woodmen of the World
from twenty-st States are in National
encampmcnt here. Flag raising mark
ed the opening OF the encampment j.
G. Root, sovereign commander arrived
to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-31

Here Is portion OF one Of the pages
OF the Catalogue, showing how tho
titles are listed In alphabetical or
der. One Of the catalogue certif-
Gates. redeemable for fve free Pic
lures, is shown also. The n titles
which the II pictures represent are
contained In this catalogue, and YOU
can find them there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-31

young WOMAN N q tomato dub
writes; Il have planted fortified,
sprayed and suckered my tomatoes ac-
cording TO the bets Information. There
are a good many fruit on the plants,
but they nre rough and one sided and
some OF them have. rottcd, so that do
not know what TO do with them Since
we have had rain the bottom leaves
seem TO curl IKE tobacco when they
call IL Frenching. Should / continue
spraying? My brother wishes me 10
ask II Bermuda grass is the same as
our old Virginia w!regrass We bought
somc Bermuda roots and our ncighbOrs
say 81 Is nothing but wireSrasS"
You do not say what variety Of to-
Inatoes you planted. Roughness is
usually matter OF seed. Good seed
OF smooth variety Will give you
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-31
WITH THE FARMERS
BY Prof W. F. MASSEY

Then tho middle
of S pte IN b e Y l
plant sets of the
l. ariy y or ( O ! k
Q II 9 c IL onion 70
make the earliest
green onions. These
are often ready the
last of February.
AT same time the
sets of the elbow
potato onion are
planted. and the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-31
WHAT THE
IS

The catalogue list of 5000 book titles
OF authors especially compiled for this copyrighted by
the Booklovers Contest Company,
collection OF book titles the titles represented y pictures
that appear in the selected THUS II
RECT TITLES ARE IN THE CATALOGUE. No more valuable
aid could be given than catalogue
Suppose picture battlefield company of
cavalry riding down infantry Suppose picture
drawn the title Cavalry" Well
if have catalogue will know to begin with
that such title exists Use your ingenuity figuring what
titles that picture might Then look your catalogue
such titles listed there YOU one of your
possible titles in the catalogue then YOU the title
S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-31
Above Lift's Tumuli-|snr, Alien
absent Minded Fairy, The-Marosre, .v,,x..

Soow LItes Iumnlt-tsHirt tf1e
absent Minded Fairy. Them,
grit.
Abundant Hsrver. rAn-anna 10
Across the Cohtinent-Samuel Bo
Across the Everslades-A. l. MA
Across the Gulf-Mr,. N. NJ Va,
Across she Salt Seal. B!oundsl
Acton, and Reaehoos-Rudys,d
Actress. The--MrA L. c. Hale.
Adirondeck CABIN. Hh-Margars.
hdml'stle Tinker. The-EdgS1S
hdmirars Log. hn--Robloy bHH
ADMIT on . Jpnk-St George ~
Adrift on an Ice Pan-Dr. W.N
adventures IN Spain, Ans. H&
hdtsntu1sr. OF che North. Ati<3
kef. - W.
Adventures by 4aAo and Sss-t@
Hdvsnfures IN fr,endship-DJl
Adv<uturss N Toy1aaa-Ahcelt&
Adventures Of Adairs, fros-I$t
:.s,s CO.. 90 ffes, K-.M
Adventures Of q sksatea--WR
Hdvso,sfes al , Hi6os, fAe.{&,
Hdyersrsss fhs.-tarohpe SKI
Advice 70 \ Dzpxhoes-rLosd r.
6sFidl NaSssaon 81 Yo-Aay3&
Hs.sss asnsAas.< dsela, AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-31

A our-page pamphlet giving all details contest was
printed this did not
send stamp call a office - ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-02

Defining a Dentist.
London Evening Standard: One
who pulls out the teeth OF others I'd
obtain employment for his own.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-02
EXPORT OF skis
FROM NORWAY

~ EZ-EETG#H-B 49, ~
Although some skis are now made
exports OF skis to the United States
frazn Norway have increased during
the past a OF so, according to the
HSIJnited States consulageneral at Chris
Htfania, in a. report on ski making in
Norway.
.In reference to an inquiry from
oregon about skis and Norwegian ski
manufacturers" the report says, lit
may be stated that skis are not made
In factories but by carpenters who de-
vote all their time to this labor, in
summer laying up a supply for the
coming winter. They make them In
their homes, by hand, and sell them
direct to individuals or to retail stores.
Christiania supplies all Norway and
also exports skis to Germany, France,
Austria and the United States. In the
country districts skis r often made
at home, but the best ones are bought
from the Christiania carpenters. The
latter have no catalogues and no facil-
tiles for making foreign shipments,
and for this reason. and because of al
demand from other countries, a ski ex-
port company was formed three years
ago and now controls and does quite,
Ia large export business.
The best skis are made OF green
ash, with white oak neEt popular,
while the cheap grades are made OF fir
and pine. They vary in length, the
standard rule calling for skis as long
as the distance from the ground to the
height the Wearer can reach with ex-5
tended arm and finger tips. Skis of
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have been avoided. but there seems
now to be. little chance that they will
be remedied. The sharpest contest
is likely to be over the sugar duties,
and that could have been avoided
without any sacrifice of principle
since these are distinctly revenue
duties without being in the least OPP
pressive. The mere fact that certain
industries, largely local, have been
them is not sufficient reason for their
removal. Neither is that in itself a
valid ground for their retention; but
as a matter of tactics for securing
the largest ~attainable benefit from
tariff revision it would have been
wiser to let them remain. The strug-
gle in the senate would have then
been less strenuous Inc less doubt
full.
That will by no means by the only
point of conflict. but 1t Is the one up
on which the strategic position of the
democrats Is weakest. Some senators
Of their party are disposed to join the
opposition to free wool and to SO dras-
tic a revision of the textile schedules.
1t is the old clash of the interests.
which have been fostered by the tariff
until they think they are stillGdepend-
emit upon it for successful existence.
1t is evident hat they are preparing
to rally to their own defense when the
bill reaches the senate. They have
refraired from the hopeless task OF
staying It's progress In the house. and
have reserved all their strength for
the senate struggle. IT Is reported
that a powerful lobby has been
gathering in Washington and making
ready for the fray. 1t represents not
only sugar Interests" but8Wool-groW-
ers, raisers Of citrus fruits, textile
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CAPRI 50. May |. :. 81
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THE TARIFF STRUGGLE
WILL BE In THE SENATE

New York Journal of Commerce:
The democrats have so large a ma
jority in the house that they will have
no difficulty in passing their tariff bill
as soon as they are ready to bring it
to a vote. 1t is expected that it will
pass between now and the middle of
May, and there seems to be no reason
why the expectation should not be
realized. In the senate they have a
narrow margin of SIX n when the
bill reaches that body, then will come
"the tug of war" The has
some vulnerable points which might
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AT The POLICE COURT
There Was just One Case Before the
Police Judge at the Hearing Held
Early This Morning,

Although there were several dodgers
last night in the police station. there
was only one arrest made. William
Rodgers, with al very much overloaded
stomach from strong drink, managed
to get overwhelmed last evening and
fell through a window at 30 Front
street, causing a good deal of damage,
which he agreed to settle for.
The police were called to a house In
the northern part ofthe city to put an.
end to disturbance that was beipS@
made by a boarder, but when they ar
rived early in the evening he had gone
TO bed and they did net take him into
custody, 1s
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known to have the resolute support of
the president. Will the president use
his prerogative as chief executive to
coerce the action of senators? In other
words, will he use the patronage of
the government to induce senators to
vote in accordance with his wishes?
That would not be without precedent,
but the precedent is a bad d and If
IolioWed there nay be troublesome con-
sequences for the administration. ri
Is better to leave legislators to bear
their own responsibilities and to take
the consequences IL they are false to
them.