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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
Miibe, feline 6alluag uno
1,,serp H11he ul1frehtauerbaltetr.

ferlidtli9 Miibe, feline 6allu11g lno
duBere Rube al1freht5uerbaltet1.
Ser Coroner beobad)tete ibn ldar1.
u4ennen sic biele 8erion2" fragt er
nun.
Cine secunoe lang 5ogerte ser Sc
.froqte; oonn nidte er. @r ela,1bte in
ser Eobten Sic alte @ousbdlterin bonn
gorabeno mieoer5uerfenne11, sic lei11
u11perm,tbetes Muftauden 10 er=
idredt batte.
Sic Sobesurlade lit BEL ser Eer<
ion bier nod nidt feitgeiteat, oas
Miro Sic M11topiie ergeben," fabr Der
Coroner fort, uoller @abrideinlid)=
felt nod lit bie 6rau in6elien perglt'
tet porben. Milien sic ettpas bori1=
Der an5ngeben?"
Suqo perneinte ltumm. sergeant
gtout entiann ii6 Der I'M 5otel be-
idloqnabmten Einenidadtel nno
ban6igte lie bem Coroner ELM. 3ieler
untertporf Sic braune11, 1i6 ifmierig
anfiiblenoen &iigelden elmer gerauen
getradtung. vSpiumpinen, mie man
tie BEL @bineien gu faufen befommt" ,
meinte er bonn balblaut. gr trat an
Sen 2eidnam beran. ibob. 6ie Mngen-
Ii6er bod, unteriudte ben balbgeoff-
neten Munb un6 nen6ete li6 oann
rajd mieoer on Sen @efangenen. rgs
lit lebr mobrideinli6, 6aB Die Ser
ion our9 berartige Opiumpiae1t, Die
ibr etma in einem itarf idmedenoen
@etrarf beigemiidt muroen, nergif=
tet tpur6e. Sic milien nidts barii-
Der an5ngeben? Sic &iaen geboren
sssbnen nidt uno Sic baben feline Mb=
nung, ouf tpelde @eiie man lie in
Sbre Eai9e geidmu9gelt bat?
Monr1, muKen Sic nns fir noip
balten! Meu, mir urterbolten uns
6oriiber nod ipdter. Mun CUR Sonpt=
fade! 8os baben sic nit Dem &or-
per oes gopre angefangen? Sic boz
ben Sen Mon11 ME geieben?"
6rogeno men6ete er iid on Stont.
rSot man sic 4Iei6ung nn6 Waibe
bieles Monnes ihon alf g1utipuren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
Sir Die sd,uaden nno 8erb5ien.

Mbgeipamte, fdmobe, ,ernofe
Manner unb Brauen miiroen ebrgei.
sig, energiid, lebensfrob fiibler unb
itetS einen g,,ten Mppetit baben, 1pen11
Tie oas ridtige fit Die @efunoben
tburl mir6en - eleftriide1 Bitters
nebmen. Mi9ts geiieres fir ben Ma-
gen, sic 2eber ooer 6ie Mieren. 9a.-
ienoe iaeen, oaB iie ibr 2eben oieiem
>punoerpollen @nl1smittel nerbonfen.
.5rau 8. @binepault bon 8ertaI Gent
ter, q. g., fagt: SD erodte electric
gitters nls zines Ser grobte1 &C.
idenfe. SD tam ME ber9effe11, tpos
.er fir mid getban bot" 2abt g11a
:eine Glaide eeben ,.r1o iebt, tpos fiir
ei1en unteridieo e8 in G,,rer &C.
funobeit bringen uir6. Sur 50f.
uno $1.0O. gmpfoblen pom MoIitor
lDrug Store. Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

unteri1dt? Sic baben ni6ts ent6eden
fonnen? 3as lit ieltiam! Mu6 feline
8lutipuren I'M @aidmaiier o6er an
@anotud, nein? Nun, au6 bier oiirf-
tie cine ge11a11e 9emii6e l1nteriudltng
ma1des %ergeben!"
Gr batte sic Tobte pieber nit Benz
2eintude beoedt. Sum ging es mei-
ter. Sic traten 6lr6 cine riidtpar=
Itige Ebiire in einen groBeren S4laf-
ral1m, menigitens itano ein ourd=
miibItes 8ett in linn. 9ier iab es
ldal,erli9 aus. aiiien un6 Deden
mare1 nit 8lut bebeH nn6 tribe
@lutIaden tparen aud in sic 5trob'
motte geiidert, melde Ben 3immerbo,
ben be6edte.
r@ier geidab sic Gbat," iaete Ser
Coroner beoeutiam, iid iab mieoer
an 9ugo menoeno. rMfit 6ieiem @om=
mer Dieb 5ertrummerte ser Sbater
ben S9dbel ieines Spfers" er
bette BON einem Glide nabebei einer
idmeren 3inmermannsbammer ge=
l1ommen. Sdanoern6 nabm 9ugo
pobr, ooB an oem iiumpfen Sreitenbe
oes stobls 8lugeriniel nit &aarer
u11termiidt flebte. Nu6 Der Stiel
NOR n%erunreinigt, mie nit blutbein=
oelten @dn6en o11gefabt.
rModen Sic bod feine Nnsflii6=
te," iagte ser Coroner nun nit erbo=
bener Gimme. uSapre 19lief pabr=
|ideinIi9 felt. An benz gdlafer6en
poabradten Sic Sic Gbat, 5ogen Sen
&orper Damn aus 6em 8ett bier uno
idleinen i'm qrer 6nr6 6as 3immer
nod Dem Musgang BORT" - er oeu=
tete onf cine Seitentbiire = viiber-
5eugen Sic iid ielbit, unter 6em
idtperen &0rper rib sic Matte a1f. !.
idauen Sic nur gu, cine 6eutlide
8lutipur ma9t SEN @eg leidt er-
fenntlid."
Ser Coroner idritt meiter, immer
nit Ser @arb auf Sen 8o6en 5eigenb,
ser Elm itl1mn1es, aber ban6greifli@es
l3eugniB BON ser &idtigfeit ieiner
8ermutbungen ablegte.. Nun 0ffnete
er sic borbin be5ei6nete Sbire. Sic
%troten in eiren 3miibengong, uno
ourd sic ienieitiee offene Sbiire per=
modte Sugo in oasielbe 3immer gu
bIiden, in mel6em er am Mbeno 5u-
Dor nit smift gemeiIt bette. 9nrd
sic offene. Sbiire idien bie Come
geraoe auf sic falfgetiin6ete @an6
oes 111rdganges. Son ibr bob iid
Elm 6unfler Sled unbeimli6 ab.
rMebmen sic bon Dem Manne
sod einmoI Sen Doltmenabbrud," be-
fabI Der Coroner Dem 3etectip. St
blieb i'm Corridor fteben, mdbrenb sic
geamten ibren @efangenen na6 oem
rudmGrtigen 8immer poranidoben.
Sort ma6te iib 5tout bereits init
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

Die groBte GaIamritdt in Omaha
par ro{1 iberfommer our9 Die
idredIiden 6lutber in Obio. @robea
2eioen ur6 &ranfbeit tparer1 oie Sol,
gen Der GrfGItunger1 un6 benz Mus.
geiebtiein. 8. 9oole, 2217 gnlifor-
MIA st., Omaha, fdreibt: rMeine
-@1neiter Tit an ei1em febr f4ltm.
men &uiter1 1lno grf6lu11g, aber SO.
Iep's 9onep arb Ent COMPOUND Der.
trieb es III falt gar feirer 8ei. Der.
tpeigert subftitite. Molitor 9rlg
Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

--t
GoIep Mieren!Hinen be5abIen gner
3utrauer1 burd ibre beilenoen uro
curotipen @igenidaften. Srgeno etne
Mieren- ODER 8Iaien-&rm1fbeit. sic
nidt auber Dem 8erei9 Der Mebi5in
liegen, mer6en ibrem @ebrm1@ mei-
den. Grau Gor6elia Copeland. ar'
oeola, Mo., iagt:: sd bate Mierer'
unb 8laien-8eidneroen lber Elm
Sobr lang, unb 5 6lai@en bon SO.
len Mierenpinen beilten mid. @S 1T
Sic glei@e gr5dblung bon ieoem, Der
{ie qebraudt. SHE fager: fife betten
MIDI" Molitor 2r1tg Store. - Gn'
5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

aba! - 5duiteriunee: uMec-
tern, mott bat 6en1t eeientli9 mein
.Stiide 6leei9 perbrohen?"
@eiitertn: v8erbroden? @ieio
6enn?"
5dniterjnnge:: ugtl1n, neil ct ii9
10 jon5 u11ter sic &artoffeln per=
ltedt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

it'd 5ugleif. Gin on1npfer 9allt ert.
rang lid ieinen 2ippen. llmpidfiir-
lid COB er benz sturm Der i'm ourd-
lpogen6en @efiible lauten Mmsbrnf.
,,aanm es einen iolden Meniben ge=
ben - f0n1te bieier Stpift 10 erbdrm=
lid - 10 idledt lein!"
SIMMER tpieber bieier Name!"
brollite Der Eclectic al1f. u3ugege=
ben, Der Manm eriltirte nnb er bdtte
Sic mirflih III bieies 3immer bier
onrd's 6eniter einiteigen lalien, 10
fam eS iid 6od MIR UNI Sbren Dfit-
idllloigel banoeln, oen ser Selbiter-
baltl1ngstrieb p%eranlalien miro, ST.
men ein sdulomaB auf5ubiiroen."
@llgo %entfarbte lih. Gin 3ittern
bei6lid i'm. @ie, tpenn spift Ser
Wforber NOR, Ser ibl, nit argliltiger
8erednung in Elm frembes Saus ge-
loot batte, in melbem gu iener 5tl1n=
Sc bieleidt i6on bie l1ntbat geideben
mar, MUIR UNI alien S6ul6ber6a6t
auf i'm abmdl5en gu f%0innen?.. @ar
oieier Smift mirfli@ Elm S6urfe, 10
miirbe er iib audi nidt i6euen, ibm
MaeS, maS lie 5niammen erlebt, in'S
@elidt binein ab5uleugl1en = nno
melde 8epeiie batte er 6a,ln! 8ie
@u9o begriff, 6aB fem @ei6id ei115ig
bon oe1t Al1siagen 6es 10 pl6tlid ltn=
iidt6ar geporbenen Smift abbing,
tau1nelte er; er pare gefauen, batte
Stout i'm nidt nit itarfem Mrn1e
nltfre6t gebalten.
v22ieber Mo11n, bas &ainS5eiden
ser 5dpllo ltebt Sbnen I'M @eiidt ge-
ldrieben," meinte Der Coroner, Der
ieirer Sdlpadeamuan6lung anoere
8elpeggriinoe nnteri1ob. sd mie-
oerbole: Sic, uno nur Sie iinb ser
Moroer. Sd perionlid Claude an
feinen Mitibuloigen. genn ieien sic
%menigitens Mann genug, Ser @abr-
belt oie gbre 5u geben. @erauS nit
ser 5prade! 8as tpuroe aus 5apre?
Maer @abrideinlidfeit nod baben
Sic oe11 9ei9nam nad Dem 3immer>
plate binter Dem @a1ie geidleppt,
@ol5bretter al1f Sen @0irper gebauft
unb Damn Sen ga,15en Stapel angez
ltedt."
.Aber i6 idmore SSbnen BEL Dem
Aumadtigen!"
,2oien Sic @ott lieber aus DEM
spiele! So ipridt je6er @duft. &ier
banoelt es iid 11ur 6arum, Oh iie Mtt<
l6uloige baben ooer 1tidt. ga lit ein=
mai oieier gebeimniBpoue Smift.
1onl1 fame oie @a11sbdltarin in Sra-
ge, I'M Safe ibrer Miti6ulb mare lie
ober mob1 i6merli6 Dor Sbnen dlls=
gerilien l111o bdtte pie Nufmerfiam=
felt bes Eoli5iiten erregt. neberotes
ldeirt mir sic 8erion glei6fallS Ell
11es ge%tpoltiamen So6es geitorben 5l
jein. Scum, bas miro sic Mutopiie er=
geben."
@ugo itano unter bem labmenoen
Same oumpfer @er5meiflung. SD
fam muir immer mieber betonen, 6ab
i'd bon al bieien mir CUR 2alt geleg-
ten gdredenstbaten nidts meiB ge=
i9meige MIDI ibrer idulbig gernodt
babe," itobnte er auf.
Ser Coroner penbete it6 pera6t-
lid Don ibm al. sort nit Dem Bur-
iden nod Sen Gombs!" befabl er.
Sic S9nlofrage erideint mir flor
erpieien nrb ser gauge Sal Biz anf
SEN 8erbleib ser 2ei6e bes grmoroe=
ten ipru6reif."
0b1e pieI 6eberleiens feiielten Die
EoIi5iite11 @ngo pieber un6 fIbrten
i'm aus Dem 9amie nod Dem Ratrol<
magen, nm in bieiem sic 6abrt nod
sem gefnrdteten @efangnilie an5u.
treten.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-05-17
Address, THE LOWER COAST
CITY Office, $50 Carondelet Street Ne" oi'S"n

pousait, il serait sans cesse expose a
ayoir des affaires d'honneur; il J au-
raft des gems qui ne lie salueralent plus,
il Sc croirait insulte, il les %provoquer-
ait lie duel, ct, a force de Sc battre, Il
inirait REINSTATEMENT par stre tue.
Sans doute lie sacrifice etait grand
pour Blanchette; mails ST ellie n'ayait
pas lie, courage de l'accomplir. c'etals
alors Demon qu'elle sacrifiait; ellie de-
truisait son avenir, ct repondalt par
une horrible ingratitude a ioutes les
bontes Tue la famille Saint-Ybars VI
cues pour elle."
Les cousines de Demon parlerent b
Blanchette dams lie meme SEN Files
la caresserent; Giles lui prominent que
dams lintimite Giles continueraient de
la traiter sur un pied ~d'egalite. Files
pengagerent a venir chez Giles; il ne
tait pas c%onvenable Qu'elle restat plus
longtemps sous lie meme toit que De
mon.
De tout ce qui fut dit a Blanchette
ellie ne retint qu'une chose; c'est qu'en
devenant la femme de Demon, ellie le
.~Fplacait dams une position fausse ct pc
%rilleuse. Pelasge lie pensait aussi, sc
ITO be %continued.)
Lower coast gazette., 1913-05-17
Il tardait q Demon que So tante re

II tardait a Demon que sa tante re-
passat lie fleuve; mails il s'abstint de lie
lui faire sentir. Ellie await etc bonnie
pour lui ali temps de son enhance: il
!'aimait ct la %respectait. &c n'etait pas
une mechanic %personne, bien certaine-
ment; mails il y await derriere ellie tout
I'm long passe don't ellie ~ressentait Pm
fluence; ellie gardait les habitudes d'es-
prit ct les croyances du milieu social
dams lequel ellie await vecu ct yiellll.
Ellie croyait de bonnie fol que lhon-
neur de la famille lui faisait I'm de-
yoir, devoir sacre, de METRE tout en-
oeuvre pour empecher Demon de com
METRE un acte donte la honte %rejalllir-
ait sur ellie ct ses enfants. Ellie ne Sc
montra done pas dispose a rentrer
chez ellie. Demon en- cut beaucoup
d'humeur. Pour cacher son meconten'
tement, il restait peu a la maison. Sa
tante profitait de ses tongues ab
sences, pour agir sur pesprit dc
B%lanchette. Ellie await change de tao
tioue. Ellie ne fit plus lie moindre re
proche a Blanchette; ellie la prit pal
la douceur; ellie combattit lie projet d.
marriage, all nom meme de ~laffectio1
de Blanchette pour Demon. "SI lie
Lower coast gazette., 1913-05-17

anooue il etait amoureux de Titia, ct
repiait constamment; quill la persecu-
TAFT de ses propositions, mails qu'elle
ne voulait pas de lui. Mamie Sc tut
ct reflechit. Ellie Sc posa cette ques-
ton: "Lauzun avait-il un interet a vo.
Ter la lettre?" ellie Sc repondit: 'Oui."
Ellie Sc posa n autre question::
"Etait-il homme a aveugler Lagniape
pour cela??" Ellie Sc repondit encore:
"Oui."
La conclusion s'imposait d'elle-meme
a Mamie: tout lie NAL Went de Lau'
zun. !.
Ain jour GU ain ote la pave moir
ca" dit-elle, "malgre mo aveugle.'
NJ. Hehe jugea prudent de s'eloigner
Sous pretexte que ses affaires lie rap
pelaient a la Nouvelle.Orleans, IL pr
le premier bateau qui descendant. Mile
Pulcherie ne tarda pas a lie rejolndre
Ellie partit sans meme predre congo q.
demon, Pabandonnant, CONNIE ellie d
salt. a son malheureux sort, puisqu1
await assez peu de occur pour s,entete
dams son idee d'epouser Blanchette.
CHAPITRE XIV.
lies prejuges sont les rois. des WI
: aire."-voltaire.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-05-17

This is it's value, if any it has. But
is it a cure for this tantalizing, sickly
hunger?
The Navy General Board will ask
Congress- to appropriate $2O,OOo,'
600 next year for the building OF
one 30. OOO-ton D%readnaught, which wall
be the largest boat of its kind afloat.
She would carry a battery Of twelve
14-inch rifles mounted in four turrets
each turret holding three OF these
| enormous guns.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-05-17

archs were heard again. But Govern
ment being strong, it vas able to stun
into a forced silence these cries "
discomfort. The usual customary AZ
rests of anarchists were reported' pus
M violent demonstrations occurred.
Japanese activity in Mexico nov l-
~terests the United States. In Sonora
400 Japanese agreed to arm them
themselves and offered to aid the Con
s%titutionalists. The offer was turned
down, but the act must be remember
oil and If must be examined, and we
must know the reason why a Japan
ese editor from California offers to
arm these Japanese as an unpaid aux
;,;arv to a. strong political section OF
Mexico. And we must make r1dlcu-
,ous the thought that out OF a patrlotlc
shirt and Willingness to aid a cause
which they believe right, this jap
anese Journalist makes this substah'
tial remark. And we must by use OF
our reason dispose Of all the posslole
reasons, which are: Emigration IRON
california in the event of adverse leg
islation and other subtler reasons tha'
are worth an inquiry. And we mus
acknowledge the probability OF friend
shin for an aiding nation. And II tn
: constitutionalists would secure tn
= ruling power and the Japanese ma
ho,ned them to secure it and to man
!, tain it, which they could by grantln
loans sufficient to make it's power pr
dominant. would not the helped part
repay the helping nation, especlaii
when it's ~life-blood was kept IN clrc'
:. lation by the generosity OF the mel
', mo neople. And would it not In TIN
- grant fayors to the Japanese If the
: we're this helping hand. And, II s
would not the natural barriers tn
alone argue this threatening Peep
into inaction be wiped away and '
would have the problem nearer non
% and allied with a nation whose an
X. patty to the Americans approach
the magnitude Of a national hate. II
- sinister offer is bothersome and
refusal only lessons slightly It's SUBJ
,+s sinfulness.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-05-17
--LATEST NEWS.
Concluded from Page

Concluded from %as0 "y
lime for giving OUT g decision, ana we
arc told that We are told nothing
more than the newspapers have told
rs. The reports value is almost NIL
u It has any value at ali, it is pc
cause il emphasizes the need OF eau
tion and the cooling OF enthusiasm.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-05-17
The drastic result of embracing nov

The drastic result of embracing o
cities without investigating color the
Dages of all history with the blood Oh
over.enthusiastic fools. The report
andeavors to impress the people with
the folly of c~arelessness, and tries TO
cnre the sickly hunger for a cure when
makes sick men leave sure but SLOW
remedies for quick disastrous quacks.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-05-17
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Irish Nationalist, by casting
their fifty votes against woman SUI
frage, enabled the British government
to severely punish the female rloters
and vandals that by riots and plilag-
inc hoped to brighten the government
into submission. The tactics employed
/ hy the female brigands were force
and violence and from these intimlda-
ton. In their campaign they madly
rejected reason or persuasion by reas'
enable proof of the justice and good
ness of granting them the ballot.
Choosing between a campaign OF ed
ucation and a campaign of destruction
and slaughter, they unanimously cast
aside the first and chose to give the
world an exhibition Of female deprav.
ity which in such a large and system
attic way no other female sect had ever
attempted.
In choosing their objects OF ruin,
they did not refrain from placing the
t bomb and torch beneath the consecrat-
t led affairs of temples of religion. In
ruthlessness of action they have new.
0 err been surpassed. They did not pc
b lieve man honest enough to admit the
v Righteousness of their cause. By
threatening death and desolation they
: hoped to force men to acknowledge
for the sake of expediency their rights
and then to secure them for his black
mailers.
And their recklessness reckoning al
first. in time became unqualified disre
gard of the rights Of their opponents
to vote the way they judged right. AN
for his opposition they applied tn
torch and lit the bomb, then fled
whilst that mans home in fragment
was laid Upon the earth. The dlsas
trous flames leaping from the built
iugs were signs of their success. /
secret they gloated over these dest
late fire banners of injustice. Inc
adopt the banned customs OF the ma
Of the road and the h~ighWayman, al
cried for Justice for themselves Will
they waged war against justice ar
respect for others. These attempts
demanding a mans vote or his IL
were met by manly defiance. By the
vandalism they made immovable en-
mics, and as the campaign OF lrratlo
atty progresses more and more
the reasonable respect of men tn
lose and gain only those SO ferve
in the cause who cannot see the eN
or towards who, for fear OF death
loss of property, at the cry OF Han
up." throw up their hands and g
these vandals all they haye-th
honor.
The measure was lost by AZ vot
and these votes came from Irish
tionalists.
King Alfonso Of Spain visited Pa
together with the Premier OF Sp'
Count Aware de Romanones, TO
~two-days' official stay. He was or
ed by the President and Premier
France and brought to the Palals
Orsay, a magnificent relic of
French monarchy, where he Will
side as Frances guest for two q
Z of diplomatic and business value.
The d~iscordant cheers Of anarch
which never fail to accompany I
Lower coast gazette., 1913-05-17
The Clover

Some sings Of the lily, and daisy and rose'
And The nansies and pinks that the Summertime nfo
N the Green grassy lap of the medder that lays
plintin, nm at the skies through the sunshlny Gays
Rn+ what is the lily and all Of the rest
ne tho flowers. to a man with a hart IN ms ofess
That was dipped brimmin' full of the money IL \"
nf Tho svoet cloyer-blossoms his babyhood knew!
never set eyes on q clover-feld now,
~ fool round a stable, er climb in the now
put my childhood comes back jest as clear II aS pl""
&c the smell Of the clover I'm snlifln again.
and wunder away in q barefooted dream,
WHARF /! tangle my toes in the blossoms tha' geaA
with che dew Of the dawn Of the morning OF love
IRE IL went ser she graves that I'm weepln ABOVE
love cioyer-it seems like a part
~ 5he sacredese sorrows and joys OF my har''
bnd wharever it blossoms, oh, there let me bow
And thank the good God as I'm thankn, MN now;
And pray TO Him still fer che strenth Wheh ! ue
80 90 ont in the clover and tell it goodbye
AND lovinly nestle my face in its bloom
While nv SOU slips away on q breth OF perfume.
James Whitcomb Riley.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-11-28
TO FIRE ON MARINES
HUERTA ORDERS ATTACK OF u.
S. TROOPS If THEY LAND.
General Mass Told to Tear Up Rails
If Defeated and Retreat Fifty
Miles Inland.

Mexico City, Nov. 25.-Resigned ap-
parently to those conditions which
make it necessary to carry on a dila-
tory campaign against his enemies,
President Huerta and his official de-
pendent appeared serene Sunday, con-
WINGED that the United States will not
take more drastic measures toward
the Mexican government than those
already taken.
Vera Cruz, Mex, Nov. 22.-Provi-
SIGNAL President Huerta on Thursday
ordered General Mass, commander Of
the garrison here, to resist the Ameri-
can marines, if an attempt is made to
land them.
Failing to repel the invaders"
Mass was directed to retire along the
line of the Mexican railway, destroy
ing the tracks as he retreated as far
as Paso del Macho, so miles from the
coast. He was instructed to plant ar
tillery there and oppose the advance
of the Americans.
If compelled to evacuate Vera Cruz
Mass will destroy also the tracks of
the Interocean Narrow Gauge line to
the capital as far as possible, accord
ing to his orders.
Washington, Nov. 22.-President
Wilson conveyed to callers on Thurs
day the impression that he was lean
ing heavily toward Carranza and the
constitutionalist forces to solve the
problem of a recognizable government
in Mexico and that he had not been
moved to turn against the constitution
alists in any degree by the reports of
military murders at Juarez.
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NOTES

cambridge, Ca, Nov. 21.-Mrs. j. P.
Williams, who is said to be the only
woman president of railroa in the
south. was reelected president Of the
Georgia, Florida & Alabama railway
at a meeting of stockholders here.
Chicago, Nov. 22-Search was start
ed for Mart Barasky, a bookkeeper in
the foreign department of the banking
firm of Benjamin j. Schiff & Co., who
is charged with having embezzled
nearly 1888 from the concern.
washington, Nov Postmaster
General Burleson announced the post
Office department cannot prevent ship
ment of fish or game by parcel post
In Illinois, although the laws of that
state prohibit the shipment of game.
New York, Nov. ga record con-
signment of mail from England, not
excepting the great amount brought
in at Christmas time, arrived In New
York on one steamer. There we're
5.SoS sacks. weighing about 15s tons,
which were brought by the steamship
Majestic.
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Burns to Death in Bed.

Racine Burning to death while a
dozen firemen, unaware of his plight,
were fighting small blaze in his room
was the fate of Matthew Christensen.
aged 40. He was in bed, unconscious
from smoke, while the flames burned
ais head and body SO badly that he
1led few hours later. The owner of
the house did not know the man was
IN the room and the firemen fought
rom the outside, ignorant of the fact
that Christianson was being cremated.
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RUSS POST TO PINDELL
PRESIDENT NAMES PEORIA EDl
TOR AS U. S. AMBASSADOR
Chief Executive Sends Many Other
Names to the Senate for Its
Confirmation.

Washington, Nov 22.-President
Wilson sent to the senate Thursday
the following nominations:
Henry M Pindell Of Illinois, to be
ambassador to Russia.
George ]. Fuller of Wisconsin, to be
consul general at large.
William Brown of Illinois, to be
naval officer of customs In the dis
trict of Chicago
John M. Rapp Of Illinois, to be col
lector of internal revenue, Thirteenth
district of Illinois
Edward B. Craig of Tennessee, to
be collector of internal revenue for
the district of Tennessee.
Fred Morris Deering of Missouri, to
drid
Hugh S. Gibson of California. to
be secretary Of the legation at Brus-
sells, Belgium.
Gustave Scholle Of Minnesota, to be
secretary of the legation at Havana.
Cuba.
Consuls general:
William w Handley of New York,
at Callao, Peru.
Michael j. Hendrick Of New York,
at Christiania, Norway.
Eansford S. Miller of New York. at
Seoul
George H. Scidmore of Wisconsin,
at Yokohama, Japan.
Robert P. Ginnis of Ohio, at Berlin,
Germany.
Consuls: Charles L. L. Williams Of
Ohio. at Dalny, Manchuria; Henry D.
Baker of Illinois, at Bombay, India;
Cornelius T. Haeberle of Missouri, at
st. Michaels, Azores; Charles w.
Hathaway, Jr., of Pennsylvania, at
Hull, England; Milton B. Kirk Of ILL
nois, at st. Johns, Quebec; Mirl S.
Myers of Pennsylvania, at Swallow,
China; Robert J. Thompson of Illi-
nois, at Aid-Le-C happelle, Germany;
Jay White of Michigan, at Naples.
Italy