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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-28
Tue southern Commercial Congress

Managing Director Clarence j. Owens
of the southern commercial congress has
aroused a great deal of interest in the
Forthcoming annual meeting to be held
in Mobile in September. Several thou
sand Latin-American visitors will attend
and the attendance from the United
States will be unusually large.
Mr. Owens in recent article on the
work and scope of the congress saws
among other things:
"Of the 27,4io miles of navigable river
in the United States, omitting the Ohio,
the Missouri and the northern portions
of the Mississippi, 1900 miles are found
in the south; or including the Mississippi
basin. the south possesses nearly a.
900 miles out of the total possessed by
the nation.
The southern Appalachians, with their
surrounding region of productivity, above
ground and under ground, are unique
among the water power regions of the
United States. The south excels all
other portions of the United States in
rainfall except the Puget Sound region.
The south possesses several hundred va
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-28

TELEPHONES
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-28

Entered at the Birmingham. Ala,
postoffice as second class matter under
act of Congress March 3, 1879.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20
Trustees Sale.

yVherpas Howard G.. Bnsl<ett and
ft.,ly q pasl,att his vifc of tho
county of Audrain. State of Nus.oni
br their certain decd of trust d,,.l
Decemher y zoos. and racordad +, a..
Racorde,ts Of,icr of Audroin corrt,
Missouri in deed Of trist hook - -,
moe 63B. convayed tn A. n. Wbitn,,
trustee. tbe followiny describcd rc,l
estate. situated in Audrain couut,
,Sfnta of hlissouri. to.wit.
A mart of lot numbered fifteen D5\
Of Mr., SDar1s' Ambition 10 the aitv 81
MeSiro. Mo-. handled ,n5 descrihod
~ foIlov.. spg;n ST. hnssorthv,,.,
corner Of said Ion numborcd Gfoe,
15l and ruo than,a n,rtb olo,y tho
vest line thereof o,n hnndred non,
fect thence co.t owe bpnarel ond
twenty.nyo ll39) feet tbcnce south
ono hnndred llp0l fact IN tho sou,h
line of said lot numbered fifteen n5)
tl,o,,,.c ,,o..t ,1..,,o, ,.,i1 s-,,,i, ii,,,
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20
STROTHER NEWS,

Roads are beginning to get muddy,
of course, as it is getting near NOV
ing time
Rev McCuton filled his regular alp
continents at New Hope Sunday
morning and Sunday night
Stockwell Forsythe has rented the
John Wolvers place for this year.
Little Edna Long suffered an at
tack of biliousness last week, but is
able to go 10 school again.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Key and daughter,
Anna Bess, spent Sunday with Frank
Elliott and family.
Edd Sims purchased a fine team
from Mr. Painter near Santa Fe for
&40O.
Wagons are to leave Strother Tues
day morning TO move Mr.. Alvin Cole
man of near Skinner here for this
year.
W l. Smithey made a business trip
70 Paris last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wren We're here
while back looking for a place. They
say Montana beats this and they in
tend 10 go back soon.
Jake Lewe!ien bought a large mule
from Clyde Horton.
Mrs John Turner was called TO the
bedside Of her brother, near Gran
vile, Mo- last week
lose IN this neighJCrho0d who
Bought mules at Judge Vaughn's were
Neyins Bros, three spans; 3ir. Fran
els, one span, and Mr.. Delaney, one
span.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20
Mrs. league Dead.

Mrs. Iella league. 81 years old,
died the 18th inst. at the home Of
her son. Charles league, north
west of Laddonia. She suffered
from. paralysis and cancer. The
burial was at Laddonia Thursday.
Deceased is survived by five sons
and one daughter, as follows
George league, of Clayton, n.
NJ; Paul league, of Bonner,
Mont; lobe league, of Mexico,
Mo, Joe and Charlie league, OF
this county, and Mrs. Ed. sum
mers, of Prosser, Neb.
Mrs. league was a fine Chris.
tian character and splendid
neighbor. We extend sympa.
thy to the bereaved children in
the loss of their mother,
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20
ADMINISTRATORS N0TIcr.

Notice is hereby given that letters
Of administration upon the estate Of
Richmond Glover, late of Audrain
County, Mo, deceased, have been
granted the undersigned, by the Pro
bate Court Of Audrain County, bear
inG date February list. 1913,
All persons having claims against
said estate are required TO exnl5it
them 10 me for allowance within six
months after the date OF said letters
or they may be precluded from beue-
fits OF saiI estate; ana il such claims
are not exhibited within one year
from the time OF publication OF this
notice, they will be forever barred.
John w. Howell, Administrator.
February goth, 1918.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20
NORTH MnLINO.

Feb H. lgl3.-Nliss LeEa Lipp is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Bob Guthrie,
near Wcllsyille, Mrs, Jno. Clark near
Benton City and her grandmother
Mrs. Logan Muudy, at Mexico.
Mr. Adams and Mrs Wainscott re-
cciyed a message from Columbia that
Mrs Walnscotts sister had undergone
an operation for appendicitis and died
in q few hours after the operation.
Sorry indeed that Russell Woods is
I'm in ST. Louis His father, 0. L.
Woods and daughter Mrs. Call
Barnes. went TO his bedside last Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. X. CarJeg OF Mexico
visited Mr.. and Mrs Ira Maycs last
thursday
Carroll Greed moved from Molino to
the farm east Of Mexico one day last
week
Ed. Bybee and family visited his
father in Mexico last Saturday and
sunday.
Mrs. J. D. Worley Is quite i'll at this
writing
Loren and VIM. Beashears Of Belle.
Mo, are visiting their Grandfather
Miller and other relatives here
Fred Sappington went to Lamar
No, last Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Cawthorn and Mr.. and
Mrs Hall attended the funeral OF r
J. Gatewood at Midway church last
Saturday afternoon
Glad to report that Mrs Duncan
Mrs. Arnold. Miss Fannie Edge, Nj
and Mrs Shelter, Mr.. Sueed and two
children and Clark Williams, who
have been quite i'll are all reported
better
Mr.. Hall and Mr. Dye will make ;
new road drag this week. DOesn'
that sound encouraging? It takes thu
drag to keep the roads good.
Mrs. Ed. Pitcher and daughter, Mis-
Cauthorn, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bud John
son called on Mr.. Duncan last sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dowell werD
Sunday guests at Almer Mundy's.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20
From Florida.
Ocala, Fla, Feb. :, 1871,

Ocala, Fla, Feb Z, 1913.
The Message reaches me here
regularly. The weather here now
is like a May day in Missouri.
Flowing for crops is over. was
to have put in II acres of to-
matoes. They sold well last year,
$3.50 per box. | will put in beans.
They yield 500 to 1900 off Is
acres. Horses are high priced
here. A horse in Mexico, Mo-.
that would sell for say, $3.50 each
would sell here for 1925. Land
sells for $40 up to 81, 900 per acre
But all the land has to have fer
tilizer. Give me Missouri. Look
for me back in Audrain county
about next June. ! will want a
200 or 400 acre farm to rent for
five years. G. H. Chambliss.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State of Missouri,
County Of Audrain, %
In the Circuit Court March Term 1918
William Anderson, Plaintiff
VS.,
Viola Anderson. --- Defendant
State of Missouri. to the above named
Defendant Greeting.
Now on this January 2lst, 1913,
comes the plaintiff in the above en-
titled cause aud files with the Clerk OF
the AudraIn Circuit Court, in Vacation,
his affidavit for publication wherein
among other things plaintiff alleges
Jhat defendant herein, is non-rosl.
dent of the State OF Missouri and cun-
not be served with the ordinary pro-
cees Of law In This State.
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk
|Df the Audraln County Circuit Court
in Vacation, that publication he ma1c
herein, notifying the nonresident de-
PENDANT Viola anderson, that plaint n
has commenced suit against her In the
Circuit Court of Audrain County, Mis-,
souri,, me OBJECT ana general nature OF
|hich Is TO OBTAIN docree Of divorce
rom said defendant on the grounds Of
general lndignltles ana de'ertion'
And now you nonresident defendant
are hereby notified OF tie tendency OF
1l'lS SUIT the OBJECT ana general nature
Ihereof ana unless you be aud appear
az Ohe heNtf regular term OF the Audraln
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Mason NJ Creasey and
Carrie B. Creasey, his wife, by their
certain deed of trust dated the 10th
day of February, 1909, and recorded in
Recorders Office within and for Au-
drain county, Missouri, in Book "a for
recording trust deeds, at page lOl
thereof, conveyed to the undersigned
Trustee the following described real
estatate situated in Audrain county,
Missouri, to-wit:
4 part Of Lots Three t3) and Four
a. in Block Eight 49, in the Original
Town of Mexico, Missouri, more par
ticularly described as follows: Begin
at the Northwest corner of said Lot
Four { A. and run thence South Forty
five and six tenths $3.50 feet along the
East line OF Washington Street; thence
East Ninety-two and Four tenths t92.A
feet: thence North Forty-iive and six
tenths i45.6) feet: thence West Ninety
two and Four tenths l924) feet 20 the
point Of beginning and being the same
ground conveyed 10 the said Mason NJ.
Creasey by William +. West and wife,
los deed dated July 10, 1901, recorded
IN Book s. at page 552 in Office Of Re-
corder OF Deeds OF said Audrain County.
In trust 20 secure the payment Of q
certain rromissory note with the in
tersst thereon in said deed of trust
fully described ard set forth:
And whereas, said deed Of trust
provides that if jeianlJ be made in the
payment Of said interest or any part
thereof then both principal and inter-
est shall become due and payable
And whereas, default has been made
in the payment Of the interest due on
said note ami the said note and interest
are now due and remain unpaid.
Now. therefore, T., W. Il. Coons,
the trustee named ia saiddeed Of trust,
at the request Of the legal holder Of
said note, wiz, on Friday, the I4th
/ day of March 1913, between the
hours,of o'clock a. NJ. and five
O'Clock p, NJ. Of that day proceed 70
sell the above described real estate,
at public yendue, 70 the highest bid
der, at the east front door Of the
Court House in Mexico, Missouri, for
cash, 10 satisfy said debt and the
costs and expenses Of executing this
trust
W. II. COOAS,
'''.s Trustee.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20
BEAVER DAM ITEMS.

J. . Woolery is shaping UP a fine
load OF cattle for the spring mapket
Mrs. J, b. Woolery has returned
home from Quinc', H., where she
has been visiting her daughter
Quite an interesting debate VIII
take place at Washington school
house tomorrow night, just south OF
Mexico, on the question, Resolve, That
foreign emigration should now be
prohibited. This Is joint discus
sion between Beaver Dam and Wash
lngton, However, talent will be rep
resented from Jackson, Union and
Mexico. A nice program has been
prepared for the occasion
Elmer Dicus, out at Champ, sot y,
last week from Southeastern Kansas
NTH car of fine horses ana mules
Mr. Deus has since sold quite .
bunch OF them and saws he believes
in quick sales and small profits.
Deus & Roberts got out two cars Of
hogs this week for the 81, Louis
market.
AIRS. r A Herring, out on Beaver
Dam, was very sick for several days
this week, but is now some better
Il, H. Deus, southwest of town, has
On feed 40 head Of yearl!ng steers,
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20
HINTON CITY ITFMS.

O1e Wright and wife Of Auxyasse
We're guests Of Roy Wrigh, and family
Sunday
Al Coil and wife Of Venice were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Romans
Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Hildebrand returned Fri
day from Moberly where she visited
relatives a few days.
Rev. BiHe, Of Westminster College,
Fulton, preached at the Presbyterian
church Sunday.
F. F. Okey and family were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jno Doyenspike sun
day.
W. H. Coil anI wife visited friends
at Martinsburs SUNDAY
Mrs. /. NJ Owens was shopping IN
I inc. Laws and wife and son yisitel
at Or. Douglass Monday night
Born, 10 Marion Cox ana wife, III,
18th inst, a 10 ID. boy.
Mexico Tuesday.
/ Mrs. J. H. Cahill of Wright City was
/ tie guest Of Mrs. Jno. steele severa
da 8 last week.
The Ladies Aid Of the Christian
church will serve lunch at Roy
Weights sale Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stratton and fam
fly were guests OF J. w. Hines an,
wife Sunday
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20
Notice of Stockholders Meeting
of the Ruth Katherine Min
ing Company.

Notice is hereby given that a
special meeting of the stock
holders OF the Ruth KatherineNIin-
ing Co. will be held at the Office
OF the company, to-wit at the
Office Of c. A. Witherspoon, in the
City Of Mexico, Mo, on the 28th
day Of February, 1913, at Q
o'clock a. m, for the purpose of
considering the matter Of carry
ing out the terms Of a contract
entered into on the Goth day of
February, 1904, between r. S.
Gill and II. $. Seward, or Peters
burg, Virginia, as parties of the
first part, and G.. G. Holland Of
indianapolis, Indiana, trustee for
and on behalf of the Ruth Kath-
crime Mining Co., party Of the sec
ond part, and for the purpose Of
considering proposition Of C. A.
Withcrspoon heretofore on the
oath day Of January, 1913, sub
mittcd TO the Board Of Directors
Of the Ruth katherine Mining
Company and for the purpose Of
taking such action on said matters
and on other matters and things
that may properly come before the
stockholders meeting,
C. A. Withcrspoon, President.
II. d. Worrell, Secretary.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20
j. G.. HAGAN
MOLINO ITEMS.

Chas Martin and wife OF Tulip
We're the guests OF Dode Barnes ana
family Monday night
0. l.. Woods returned home from
st. Louis Saturday where he was call
ed TO he at the bedside of his son,
RUSSELL who was quite sick but is
better
Mrs. viii Heller and Miss Leota
Weaver We're the guests of Mrs. Il. L.
Hciz1r Wednesday,
Mesdames Porter Cauthorn, Pate
Cauthorn and children and Edgar
Martin and baby were the guests Of
Mrs. b. l. Heller Thursday.
Mrs r. l.. Robinson spent several
Gays with her son, Harve and family,
OF Duly.
Mrs. Tom Hardin ami children re-
turned home Saturday from Il weeks
visit with Boone county relatives.
Mrs. J. d. Worley is sick.
ed. Byhee ana family spent Satur-
lay night and sunday with his father.
T. J. Bybee and family, of Mexico
Mrs. John Trimble has returned to
Montgomery after several weeks visit
with Harry Heller and family.
Miss Lola Spencer of Mexico was
the guest Of Miss Beulah Syier from
Saturday till Tuesday
Tom Stuart and wife were the
guests Of Almor Mundy and family
Sunday
Geo Goodrich and family were the
guests Of Tom Anderson and family
sunday
Edgar Martin spent Friday with his
brother, Oscar near Rush Hill.
Il. l.. Heller and wife visited joan
Heller and wife at Santa Fe Friday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20

The Daughters Of the American
Revolution in this town are goina
after some things right away for the
social and civic improvement Of the
city. One Of these things Is the or
ganization Of a society for the pre-
yention Of cruelty TO animals. s.
mote II be, and may the few bird
that we have left-excepting the
English Sparrow-get in on this pro
lection too
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20

Judge Bolts hands the Message q
lemon this week. We publish hi-
lengthy article under protest He a--
cuses us Of stirring up strife; looks
like he is at the same game. He ac-
cuses US Of insiuuatius, and thinks we
ought to call names. He charges tina.
certain ones associated with him are
NOT keeping faith as to this fore.
closure matter. In this Fl seems hC
might be expected TO call names. Boz
We pass this whole controversy ut
tbis week, We have simply sought tc
do our duty toward the public IN III,
matter as we saw IT,
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20

Here's q joke, a comment by the
Pike Co. Post: Senator Rogers OF
Mexico has a bill in the Senate that
would prevent anybody from actin,
as a real estate agent wtthou. first
having a license. II ought not 70
pass. II the present craze to "regl-
Late everything keeps up and s.,
ceeds, it will soon come 10 pass that
man cannot kiss his wife without
having a special license, and then lo
sill have 10 go before a med cal hoard
10 see if he has caught germs.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20

Kelly B. Wilkerson, the hustine
nurseryman and farmer, has secured
DR.. Conway, the State hog cholera
serum expert, TO come to Mexico and
Moline this week for a couple o.
lectures. Mr. Wilkerson has 81 brood
sOws and large number OF other
hogs, with cholera all about him, ami
he never loses a hog Dr. COuaway
may tell us how Mr. Wilkersou sue
ceeds in his hog cholera fight
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20

Tue cluD house at Acadia, 30.
valued al $4,000 was destroyed ay
hro early last SUNDAY morning Geo
w. Walker, who married Miss MAY
steele OF Mexico, had charge Of tnc
club. lie and his family were 10 .,e
touse when the FIRE broke out aud
we're awakened by falling tmbtrs
and barely escaped with their live.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20

G.. H. Morthland, Of near Molino
one OF the hustlIng young farmers out
that way, was a student at Missouri.
University under Z. l. Rusk
Audrains new Farm Adviser. Mr.
Mortbland states that Mr. Rusk is one
Of the best men the College Of Agri-
culture ever had-Audrajn county
could not have secured a better man
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20

against ire issue carrying by II
votes over the majority required. Mex
leo always stands by her schools.
Gov r. W. Major is going to make
one of the best Governors Missouri
ever had. Major is conscientious and
believes in taking the Decalog 'r'2
politics.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20
a. H. w III ~ " , III
ID. A. Murphy, Attorney,

Everett Fuhrcr years old, the son
of MIR. and Mrs. W. II, F'uhrer, east Of
Mexico, while playing with knife
Sunday afternoon fell with it and TIE
point pierced one Of his eyes. 1t j..
feared that he may not only lose the
sight but the eye also.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20

We are surprised at Senator James
A Reed. He has been at jefferson
City lobbying against the public
utilities bill. We are like Gov. E. W.
Major, the place for Senator Reed is
down at Washington City, where 30
draws his regular salary.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20
For sale.-eeed Oats. al m

The Rock Island, H.. OIL Co., they
aay, have over 400 regular customers
.hrT the north part of the county and
they will coon ship four L, ed 70
sallon tanks of coal oil to Mexico
9hich they are to sell at 9l-2 cents
Der gallon,
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20

T. F. Roden of this city has re-
ceiyed the appointment as regent for
Lincoln Institute at jefferson City.
Mr.. Roden is looking after a fine
farm south of Mexico and big store
in town. but he'll take time to look
after his new place all right
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20

Congress has voted $500 with
which to purchase a site for n Govern
ment Building at Centralia. Presi
dent Wilson's administration will
vote the money to put mp the building
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20

We met that splendid fellow
Hiram Tcrelkeld the other day apd
G. is Is the way he accosted us:
Here, Mf. EDITOR, I have been get
lng the Message for come time and
Il Il 80 good ] want about two years
more Of it. and here's your money.
Don't you know ali that made our
bones feel good to the very marrow
We appreciate such kind words to
the depths of our soul,
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20

In the election Monday for bond
issue Of $4,000 for the completion Of
the third story OF Tie Ega sArr
building and for needed improvements
ut the North Side and South side
schools there was a total OF $50 votes
cast. A45 for the proposition and 2O5
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20

Rev Wa. Painter, 10 years old,
well known in Mexico, Chaplain Of
the Missouri penitentiary under Gov
Folk, died last Sunday at his home
at lagrange, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20

Superintendent Herbert Pryor
with the Mexico public generally, is
happy that the school levy carried.
Now there is greater promise for the
Mexico schools than ever,
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20

Two men were fined $50 each in the
Police Court here last Monday on TIC
charge of being drunk and resisting
an officer. That's it. license a man to
go TO a licensed place 70 get drunk
and then IL he gets drunk, fine him
That's business, all right catch 'em
comm and gwine.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20

The next regular Teachers TX
animation will be heli at the Contra
school Building in Mexico, on FRIDAY
and Saturday, March 7th and Sth, be.
ginning at o'clock a. m.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20

Mrs T.. D, Weber and daughter,
Miss Margaret, of near LadJOnia, are
visiting relatives in California
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20

Let the government spend more for
permanent good roads and less for
battleships.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20

Clarence Smallwood, southeast OF
Rush Hin, has a very sick baby.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-02-20

Drag the roads, this week has been
fine for that job.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
kOM TIL MAJFEST SONDAC AFTEN-
/ DANA HALLS STORE AL
Under "U at LqO5s" Auspcier.
Flint Program Bait Kl l. oG DANs sohahER BY.
Dask 4Mands Unon Okestr
ENTIRE: 35 Cents
Under "U. at I9O5's" Auspicier.

San talte bioere ON sen Gleoe,
man / George fglte oper, at set gift
Nor6m9lloer1e / Mn1erifa bel, i0et
fan iom ct 2eien for Mor6meno
%operalt / 8eroen tog sen fra So
qaen u6lebe6e @runoietning, at
mon ifrloe 9jpre gttens @ierni1,-
ger.
Observation-Disclosures ltore 8c-
tponing / 0enne 6orbinoelie blep
frembol6t. Sprettelien al Bette
Iorbn,o par ct ltotrpf for som-
lingstanfen. 5om 6pl9e al Bor-
bun0ets G%irflolnbeo, ioa man mn i
Morge mes anore 9jne poo Sc uo=
%nanoreoe 2o1osmel1o. Sperolt bpor
Mor0lna,,o bapoe ilooet Jig ne6,
bar set nit iom ct norf Stag Dor
pla1rtet.
2psbille0erne Dor meget gooe.
Ser par fgrit ct 8ille6e al Ser
gems @abn og en- &effe 8il(eoer
fra 8ergens-g anen. Gn bel Del
8illeoer blep frembiit al l1oitillirgs=
plonerne og Sc forifjellige @pg11in-
ger. l1oitillingens 8eliggal1be6 pe0
Trogner @ope6gaor6 bleb forflaret,
og ST.. @ombro goo / forte Gref Ell,
Sfiloring al @eniigten mes bper
of Sc 8pgninger, ban fremoiite, iaa
man fit go6t 8egrsb ON, bporoan
set bele font til at ta9e Jig ub.
8eifripelien al set uof1Dtte-
Sc Norge5 9pgning blep oog.
sen interesianteite for Iilberarne:
og fit u6e1tpipl bos 6em 2piten til
at fon1l,1e til Noree nelt tie Mor til at
fannie op.
Gan0. @ambroe por Gel1oag often
9Gresgj9lt pe6 cit Souper, TOM blep
gioet al Sen. og Mrs. g. 6. Slion
/ 6eres prGgtige Silent poo &1ea. !
iant Mbenue. 8lo>16t Sc Is 0eIta-
gere bar @upern6r og @rs. Cher.
fort, @oniul og Mrs. @obe oe
og Mrs. Sloan fra ST..
ST. @olnbro bor Iigele6es baret
/ O6in Club og rgforipegian
/ @eit &otel, poa Sp6.
nj. II. a. @te6er.
Mllepegne er ban @jeniton6 for
Sen bierteligite Mo6taeelie og for
|toar itrafs at 9j6re Jig bemprfet
SEN fine @onperiotionaliit, org
tigc Sprogn1an6 pg Soler bon er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

Sen tDifc Scr. &rigsminilter
bon @eeringen bolot fornplig en-
Iengerc Sale, bpori ban 81. a. CT,
tlere6e, at set bar 1,nu(i9t fl,l0z
itenoigt at afifaffe SfficerSol,cller-
lie. 8rigsminiiteren bopoe nnoer'
ipgt Mariagen til ollie Gateller it,
Sen @eren li0en 1897. S IA Til.
faIber bar Marlagen 9@gtelfabsbruo
meo Ell an6en Officers @uitru. S
80 Gilfel6er par Mariagen Slag !
Mniigtet og / Z GilfGlbe itGrft 9re-
frnnfenoe l16trpf. II &onfltfter
mellem 0fiicerer bar set lpffeoes
gGresrao6et at bilngge. Sberbo-
pe6et mGrfes ser / Sc iel,ere Mar
en- 9gn6rtng / Sfficerernes Spfot,
ming al Duellens Nebpenoigbeo, og
ocrne sgnoring ifplbes Setter @il.
belms %inbtrengenoe 6orn1ani,1ger
moo Duellerne.
&nrlebeIien befIage6e - l,otoIte
@rigsminiitere11 pi6are - at Sober
bar u6eluffet fra at blibe 0fficerer.
Mfen noge11 @Gnoring / bette Tor.
bolo er lite muligt, 6a set er 81.
ficererne ielp, iom be6 Ga1g beitem.