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Il know Of it's entrance into their hea
~'"U. G." writes: "A certain young
man hiss been paying me attention for
over three years. but though he says ne
loves me he calls less often than for-
mer!y. Shall give him up?"
Why don't YOU find out II he hasn' !
acme good reason for staying away?
Perhaps he Is doing extra work.
~. H." writes. Il am In love with a
girl, but when ! meet her I am too
pashful to talk to her. What snail
dor
Stop thinking so much about yourself
and you will become less self-conscious'
IN. c." writes: II am very much IN
love with a. girl. but am wildly jealous
r. aightest provocation. How shall
myself OF this arfl!ctionY'
4, i've TO give your trust to the per-
TO whom you have given your love-
N. Y" writes: "A young man OF
nom ! am very fond is paying me At
entlon. An older friend also calls on
me regularly. Is It fair TO let the'n
both come TO see me?"
Yes. no long as you are not engaged
| - either.
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The High Cost of Living
And How to Reduce II.
BY Madison {. Peters.

cssnsA. 1918, b, The ruNLAlns Co.
No. VIH-The Dee Moines Plan to Cut Down Expenses.
s ''''
t. the telephone and delivery had
.
h'. Clerks and prosso bring their baskets take Their purchase.
";'' @ % ' =:
. w:. : n, lack .s s % al: ~ tho
local commission Apples and that formerly
o q a pront
What the Public Market Has Done.
~ s ear. ~ % pal. n: o'
when mk. and u. people returned
70 so:A: s 70. @ .se. Witch s:A BEEN
Tns store e s" 70. Va: cut ~. n: IT.: :,:.. s Scs r
had .sivsa for their pedass ana the
thus ssu., keeping out
They together
producer and I'll: n and tn: ss. been s:' u: 's.s IN III:
The Battle of the Middlen,en.
niddiemn dubbed together fought the
away p-o.pssuv. u and Sn tn. Of city that
s for an % low ,n sos sns s n s
municipal market but there no place to put IT, And so the Mayor
,o.nns
e. tor % products that in com: did not Say him t.
nous. II. sot gross a c:r..s.
". M Net 10 s;s TO Pay ' :ss :
public m.rke people would have been osn.atsd
people
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Copyright. 1919. by Frank A. Nua..y Co.,
SYNOPSIS OF rRDcsnlSo cuArrrns.

SYNOPSIS OF PRDCEpiNa cHAPrERs.
John cisytnn. Lcrt Gssys,oAe. Y mArocssd With
md N.s Ssd rsa: s u" ri S~ sS:ts iR,is g
' Rms A k:,1 49, ,... e., d. q c. sgs' "a
CLAYTON An sys nsnei kah,. whns ovn Of.
). her own. icsyins The .dssd nttls ops In ~
saIii. cradle The esty IL hpo~n % the ~. =
Msndstnz one DAY. Tsnan cones ~ tie cabin Ms
father bat. lie enter. and sa,e. III wosdsr :.
10 discovers hunting knife. Till. he psss At
s c.s, In ss"e. viii s.r'Ns E,pigrns "
primer and seyer. c,l,er books. Liorioasly he
fs s"ss a. s ss; kus i i a.. 70 siS.
Tir!ns q M rSSisrtSg y ss's' 'es .,Ihs and
srs. Prof Iortsf. his .e!STy. d. dsusitss Dare
lon goes 10 tool 10 him. Jane and % nssNss.
former QccsrAnfa.
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Betty Vincent's
Advice to Lovers


A LTHOUGH have often warned young people against
n Jealousy have just received q letter asking
suggest a for what the writer rasfuiiy
this dread disease.
It's all of that. and the only suggest 10
pete exrpauon. root stock and branch It 10 simply i'm
possible for love and jealousy to live happily In the
When Jealousy In At the door love nes
of the window And yet persons silly enough
jealousy is the most nfaibe proof Of lovs
It's simply proof of mean. grudgng petty nature.
learned loves ret lcsson-trst The
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626. - Why u there strong
drought through keyholei
627.-Why u the handle Of O ntet0I
te0pot made Of troodf
8ss.--Why do boilers Somettmes
erplodef
G29,-Why ,ctIl a piece of black
paper catch fire, under burning
glass, more quickly than piece OF
White paper!
630.--What Is plum bogo. or black
Ieddf
-HESE questions Will be answered
Friday Here are the replies 10
Mondays:
sA.-tHew 70 iron galvanized ana vLy:)
~TAe lsea y oaSA0sA tate neltsn sine
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CHAPTER XIII.
tCsAtiausd.)
HE Olcn Kind.

. ~ HAT horrible place are We
1oHvW inT' murmured the ave-
wv stricken girl. but there
MAS no panic IN her eriSst,
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CHAPTER XIV.
At the MeYcv of the yun0le,

TER Clayton had plunged Into
the jungle. the sailors mutt.
neers Of the Arrow--fsll into Q
discussion of their next step:
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IL.
20. g." writes: II am q young man Of
twenty and I want to get married. But
my mother isn't willing. What shall
dor"
Don't try to marry against your par.
ents' consent before coming Of asa
HoW to Proceed.
''P. L." writes: "A Girl works opposite
me to whom have taken . very sveat
liking. But don't know any OF her
friends. What IL the best way to pro-
ceed?"
Get acquainted with q friend Of hers
and through him secure . proper intro
duction. e..
"F. j." writes: II am In the country.
A certain young man says he loves me
and writes to me every day. But a
friend tells me he Is paying attention to
another girl. Do you think he really
cares for me-"
I think that n you love him you
should trus: him and not believe gossip
"A. c." writes: III Q girl goes to q
party where kissing games are being
played. need she join In thcm?"
Certainly not
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Gas itlbnfpielenSe alapier.

SmSabre 1864 tiinbigte Elm gepiie
ferRaiiin, 8iirger 8uSrppes, sinaIabier
on, Oas gan5 'alein ipislte. IS mar
grDber als anoere Snitrumente uno
fpieIte tatfadli6 ale MelooieH,
Bic &aiiin befabl. IS idtpies
audi alf Ieinen 8efebI. Sans pa
ris frDmte berbei, ii9 0as Wuns
Ser gu bstra6ten. Selbit 2uolpig
XIV. purbe neugierig unO iieB Den
@rfinOer nod @erIailes beitellen.
Die &0nigirl, ipelde Dem 8on5ert bei@
tppbnte, entIebte iid Iber Die err
ftaunli6e Malhine. lin oisien Gin
brud ai berpiiden, lieB Ser a0nig
fpfort oas alupier 0ffnen. Man tat
es uno elm tIeiner 8nabe, Der Sobn
bes Satin, fam gum 8orf4ein.
,Sbm mar beino6e libel BON Der
Qdnge bes aOnssrtes nnb Dem Man=
gel an auft.
Ser unglidli9e AaiIin, Sen sic
Got, er bate eine aablreife 5amilie
gu be~rIorgen, gu oieiem Setrug ges
trieben, periudte nod einise 3eit feline
uGrfinoung" poraufiibren, fano aber
fem publitum mebr. Sn ieiner ges
ordnsnis pdnOte er ii4 an Die Site
2uomig XIV. unb febte oiefem aus
einanoer, ipel4en S9aoen er burf Die
cntI6leicruns feines @ebeimniiies
erlitten. Der a6nig erlalibte ibm.
eill ainoertbeater gu eriinOen. Ser
eingeI6loNene Sunge lpuroe OerStern
oieisr Sruppe nib in Der 5plge bers
porraesnOer S6auIpieIer. Mit eleis
DIEM Grfolg frat Der iunge 8aifin
in ben beri9ibenften &ollen auf, als
9eloenliebbaber. fpisbiibifder Be-
oienter, @eltmanrl. Stuber uno. -.
Sruntenbplb. 2eioer bulbigte er
8ac6lls audi i'm biirserli9en 2eben;
er itarb 1893, i'm Sabre bes ltnbeils,
oa Ser Wein miBraten mar.
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pIiiFsriu Rod, ber obsn BON sinsm
breiten @iirtef aus blou unb lpeib
eeItrtifitm, NIT buntIersm Bl1u ein'
gsfnbtsm giirtel bssrsn5t mirb, ipdb'
renb Der Sioff bss aleioes grau'
blaner Seres In. Sin Sod aus Der
0etrsiiten Seibe, ebenfoiIs nit buns
telblnusm 8efab psrisbtn, bat born
cine obserunbeie 9eriisfung. 81.
fursen germ.l bobsn @ufldldee aus
Seibs. lin ben 9oIs I,st iid Elm
Gpibenfragen.
Sin einfades aleib fir ollgemeinen
@ebraud tritt uns i'm lsBttn Bible
G5ie. @ entgegcn. Der @toff 1T
tobatbrauner Serge, Der 9efob ipei'
fer Seres unb idottiidiarrisrte
Ssibe, mil groune,Ib unb Rot, fos
fpi. etipas S9ipora, ols Gnrbsnmis
f6ung. 9ieie Seioe purbe fir ben
arooen, unter benz cine rote S.ibens
f6Ieife eetnipft III, fir ben Strsifsn
am SbtrGrmeT, bic Moni6etten unb
elm. 8orte Der Sunita peripanbt unb
1T iibsruIl bon BEN peiben Sers.
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baui4ten Sbsrdrmel aus eisenlarbis
gem Option f6liebt ii4 Elm eng ars
liegenber llnterdrmel poer ManI9ette
aug benz &leibitoff, beiebt nit anDps
fen. gtm Gllbpgen lit cine 6pibens
per3isrung eingeieBt. Die born of
fene, einfa9e 5unito faint iiber einen
ebenfo einfaden Rod.
gei Der i'm ndhIten 8ilbe (5ig. d
gt3sigtsn 8luie aus MeiIaIine tonmt
bic @orliebe fir Riii6en our Sell
tung, bic bier bic Spibenz@ epers unb
bic balblangen glermel einfaiien. 9is
9IuIe ielbit lit perbdltnismGbig eins
fad. Der 9alsausfdnitt 1T nit
S9attsnIpibe anssefiillt, tppmit aud
bic 5ront Der 8luie b~eraiert 1T. 9ieTe
8[uIe aus psiBer Wefialine pabt pors
siiglid gu einem Rof aus i9tpar5ern
Gamt.
ginfadbeit unb SnbiOibualitdt iinb
Bel benz i'm nddIten 8ilbe (5i9. 81
ooreefi6rten ainberfleibden in ees
fdidter MsiIe fombiniert. an bic
lanee Saille i6lisBt ii4 Elm %tur5er,
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MubsrOrpeniIi6 srosiOs uno elss
cant limb bic Gormen Der b~itsjGbri.
Gen @oIImob,, beren 6aupirei, In
ibrtr @eri&mtI5uns apartsr Garbcn
unb iontraIiersnben materials be-
titbt. Gpiben unb @IlitengirIanbtn
p~trtinigen ftd iebr gliidli6 nit BEN
iparmen Son bon ptl5itrsifen. BEN
Sriiisrsn Der DieIfnrbiaen psrlenfides
rtien. Gs tpetben Iebr foitbdre uub
ihipere Stoffe uub tbenIcpiel gang
burf'hhti1r pnrunter man9e fpobls
ftiIen Weipebe, q. y. 9iill, b~erorbeitet.
weindbc tbpii9 1T, bab Der obtrs
2eil Der &lsibsr gors bell unb fat
transparent esbalten III, ipGbrenb Der
Rod bdufis cine bunfIere Ruance aufs
ipsift. @etreu5te, einIeitig ober iidus
oriig bropisrte Saillen, bropierts
@iirtel NIT G9Grpenenben, puffis,
stnfeitig ooer f6rGg arrangierte Sis
ntftn. cine leidte &iiraung ober Seif'
aling, ebenfalls einieitig. an Der Dor
2erbobn febren aIs 9orotterifif6e
Nerfmale INNER ipieber. Die Mobe
binbet fi6 jtbo9 teinespsgs an feite
Gefebe; fie 1T in .inem @robe tOIes
rant, boB iebsr @si9mad gu ieinem
Rehte fommt. Die eIeganten 2is
rien bss Prin8ebtleibes, bic unses
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ben, bamit bas aIeib iia iiberaII gut
anlhmiegt.
Gin is6r tlsibiames Nadmittassgss
iponb tritt ms i'm eriten Bible Gig.
u fntgsgen. SIS lit aus Ssibenboile
in atlblihsbrnuner 5arbe, iiber eigen,
farbiaer Getbe. gefsrtiat. Die 9al5s
trtile aus Spite iinD in pirtungss
boiler Meife 70 a%rrangiert, baB tie
iibsr bic 5ront unb ben Riidsn, To-
lpis iibsr jeee Sdulter inter elmer
irsisf0rmisen GpiBsneinfaiiung b.S
Spfbes berporInlIen. 9as leBtsre
pnrbe aus tigsnfarbigem Chiffon ges
fertiqt. Die neumpoifhen Nermel
ptid1tn bsrtits bon benz einfadsn ST
monof6niti al unb finb idon 5isms
Iid) baufhig. am 5dnogclenf iinb
is inter elmer GpibenmnHideite ges
ruff. Die 9unita aus 8pile 1T ms
tel sinem brsIten Gaum aus Spleen
limb Geibenftrsifen geirdnieIt unb an
ben eden NIT Geioenquaitcn be-
ftfpsri.
Dtr i'm nGtiten 9ilOs Gig. p
ptronI6auIiate Out madt ssinta islr
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Der r0miidle Omnibus.

Dor 80 Sabren, 10 plauoert eli
SorreIponoent aus Rom, beitano il
Der Sauptitaot StnIiens Elm. ein3ig
Trambabnlinie. Ole nit gferoen nm
Waultieren betriebsn ipurbe, BON
8abnbof ourd 9ia Ra5ionale mad
piaaSia 8enesia. 0ur6 lie iibriseI
msiit snsen uno piutslisen Strabe
rlmpeIts Der BON &Ieppel eeaosen
Omnibus als einsige @sl.genbsit au.
btaigen Mafenbef0roerung. !Seut
liz Die 3dbl oieler Smnibuslinie,
uuf Ie9s acknowledgements
tpdbreno Der pferO.trdm burftp:l
berf9nun0sn uno our6 % eleftriId
betrieben, Strabenbabnlinien Der
rrdngt 1T, bon oenen 10 Der Smni'
bug uab 9ramgeIe1fdaft. brei 81
Gtaot Hom geboren. Der Omnibu:
III cine ultertiimlife GrI6einung &C.
poroen, bon Der elm rDmii6er Srem'
~0;nfubrsr nit oemfelben Heht nil
pcm &Oloheum fugsn t0nnte: & an
tico, Signore, yeramente antico
oas lit cine edte Gnttquttdtl Mar
brardt iie nur oaberi9nanfen 81
ieben pie Elm Sii4srtabn auf itiir.
n.ifder Gee, roIeno uno or0bnenS
rudenb unb itoBeno auf benz bolpri'
gen pflaIter, nit Dem perblihtner
4nitrid, ben raHelnoen 5enfterf4ei4
Der, ben dlten peripitterten 8utiderr
unO Den ebenIo alten Ienosnlabmer
S6inomdren, uno man gloubt q
obne @erIiherung oes eingeborsner
GDmers, oaB man IS NIT antiter
Guinsn gu tun bat, an oenen Oit
@pige Sta0t ia 10 reid lit.
Dor ipenigsn 5asen fab id Bel
einem Sdlenbergang ibtr Den &orIr
einen Meni6enauflauf uno erfanntt
ais 4n3iebungspuntt Der allgemeinen
Weugieroe einen berunglidtsn Smni.
BUS nit neutrality-suspicious. Gdu.
len, 3eripIitterter Dsldiel nrb ratio
fem altersidpahen 8e0ieniteten. 90
badte i9 mir, oas isi Ger 4nfang
bonn Gnbe, uno lpunberte mid nur
%oariiber, oab Die Menl6eu einen 70
felhltperitdnoliden 8organg anitaun'
ten ipie Tin Mserpunner. unb Is
mar aud Der Mnfdns bonn gnbe; iebt
mel6en Ole 3eitungen, bdB nit Weibz
na9ten Der @ertrag ablGuft, trait
oeIIen Die obgenannte GeIelfdaft
nod cinige oiefer iiberIebten Smnis
buslinien betreiben fonnte; binnsn
fptnigcn Sogen perben Die iammer@
li6en Rumpelfaiten fir INNER aus
Dem rDmii6en Strdbeubilo pers
ldjpunocn fein uno permu.lih in ben
Aubenpierteln un0 an 0er Staots
mauer entlang ais Wobnunsen fir
Stba1loie Elm nelles 2eben begins
men. Mn ibrer STEELE dber fo1, 70
b..fiinbe' Die gef6pdbise 5ama, Elm
3ienit bon fdbtir ben 4utosS mnis
tliIsn einseridtet perben. Das
9llts itirat, es dnbert lid, Die 3sit,
es blibt Dsr Mutobus aus ben Muis
ren! llno einise Gage lang iperoen
hi. biuissS 5dbes Mosbif 10
idlsibt Der Staliener oas RoaHbeef)
eiIfr f0nnen. mas bel Der ~gsgenpars
tigm Icuernng picIsn cine ipabrc
|6stuot btreiten miro.
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gnffafisSafib, Elm 5dupts
Der Gbippelpa : Snbianer aus Der
&eierpution BET Superior, i'll in GOs
Ion Springs I'M 4lter BON lis Sab
rem %setorben. Der aIte arieger ers
innert iih nod Der 3eiten, no fein
8leidseli6t Die Sdbrtsn Der Motbdu-
te treu3te, mo- leBtere aber nidt mins
Der eifris inter ibren Radbarn oea
Gtalpfang betrie6en. Die Geiudsr
Der Msierpntion ~perfeblten ME, Dem
5GuptIing ibren 8efud 3a maiden
uno segeu bic ortsiibIihe GrIequfo
zines pddfens Sabaf Die @efhids
ten Der Gbippeipas lnb Siolir su
horen.
Der 8ergmdll beB s6imdlabd
rltredt liA iiber "a Gdngengraos.
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ipinterIi4en Ginbrud unb lam nu9
nod Iebr porteilbnft i'm @orfriibjabr
gstra9en iperben, ebs bic StrObbiitc
tbr @ri9einsn MAIDEN. Die SiemliA
grobe Sucon beitebt aus mauIpurfs
farbigem 5il3 unb bat cine b%reite,
etpds obpGrts geneigte &rempe, fos
lpie cine runbe, 8iemIi4 flaAe &rone,
bic ouf Der rs9ten Seite nit einem
sroben 8uf9el brauner Gomtl9leifen
unb 8Gnber garniert 1T.
0ns 5unddft lin Sig. 3 obges
biIbete Strobsntleib, bas inter sinem
langen Montel gu trogen 1T, seigt
einen eepiffen militdrii9en @nitri9
i'm S6nitt unb 8efab. Sine einfnde
BLUE bat borne f9male suriidsefdlas
gene Rebers aus eigenfarbiser Seibs
unb begrenSen cine DeTte aus benz
aIeibItoff, nit einem in 6Glt9en gcs
legttn GuerItrtifen aus Geibe. Cine
an3nbl Souta6eitreifen, nit glnss
tn0pfden an ben Gnben, loufen bon
ben ReDers Bis gum QermeleinfaB nuf
Der S6uIter. 2tn ben sttpas ees
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tns Sdpeigen bod 81 LANCE, uuo
i9 erinnerie ibn fnnfi:
LIMB bann feio ibr ~sipr.s=aeng"
81 fubr aus tisfitem Sinner auf.
80, iosis er. YDns bsibt"-ipis
Der BIG lpeiie 9anbbsmteana - .pas
man 10 ein5ieben rennt. Sd Iebe
Is nod Dor mir, ipie mir binnuso.s
fabren fub - lpie mir 6anb in
9n.lb burh ale RGume qeganatn
limb, aus iebem 5eniter eelebtn bos
ben, Gle Wnfsrbdbne bobsn !aufen
lohen, neil bos tlong lpie Doetn.
roniten ODER MoIoesbranben -
nein, Mosenbrnnben unb WaInesrnus
ifen = oIiO gIiidfeIic iparen mir.
@ludielig. Wa3 tat es, bab mir sus
nddit nod ni9t ale Rdume bttpobs
neil ionnten2 9ab elf 3immer Dor.
laufig unbenubt bIieben9 - Mir
batten bod bos Dad un1eres 6aus
les iiber benz aopie - mir IhIiefen
IN unlsrtm eisenbsim! 9rei gIiids
Ii9e Sase!"
.unt bann2"
Damn = bann famen Menfhen
= robe, uneeI9liffene Meni6en, bic
olitinmt Gels bon mir baben ipolls
ten = @slo = BON miri!! - Run,
i4 babe nit msiner Meinuna nidt
binier benz Serge eebalten. 9a Nos
ben iid bic Gdurtep suIommenges
ton = @lGubieer : aoniortium o6er
10 dbnIit baben iie cs ssnonnt. Sn
meinem tStuie baden fie cine 8eroz
tnng n~bgebalten! Mon be0reift e
ni6t, pie nett bic 5re6beit Der
Wlenf9en gebt. limb s.iammert bos
ben lie - gIatt berlpren lei ibr @eIb,
tsin Meni9 piirbe bieien aoifen in
Der Wlite foufen ipolen = ols 81
i'd ibn sbolt Bate. INN Su bers
touien! SdIiebIih finb iie gu mir
aetommen. Sic ipiirben bos @elo
itehen laii,n, bpppibs.oriI9 einiraa;
lafen, luenn i6 nur bic .3inIen be-
SaGen ipollte. Hur = rur 7iinfs
bunbert Mort fir bos erite @iertels
labr folte i'd linen drf ben SiI6 les
gen babel befaBen mir einen Sid
nod gar ni9t = bann fonnte ih
fpobnen bleibsn. - Qob midi fhfpeis
gen bon benz, mas folste. SebenfoIs
= i9 bin tpieber beimatlos! - Gtn
Gntre6teterl - Sd bobe mein 5eim
perlcren - mein Gisenbeim!"
Gr berarub ben 9cpf in feibe
9dnbe. Sd ebr.e fsiaen S9msrs.
4ber ih tonnte mid bod nift emf
balien, enbli9 sasbnft 81 frasen:
$50 - botteit BIT benn ni9t eills
nal finfbunbert Mort2"
0a bOt er DEN 8opf.. Seine 9lils
gen fporen gang rlrb = einen dim
li6en Gusbrud faFungsloien Store
mems babe i6 ME 5uDtr ouf einsm
meni6liden @eTidt seieben.
rSb id - nidt einmol = for
mol, biit bu gang niidtern91
pGrlou6e ..pern man fi9 Elm
5aus BON 8pOlf 3immern bnut4
Ct IieB mid ni6t gu Gnbe fDmz
men. Dit Der Souft i6lug ct ouf
bic Sifdplatte, baB bic a~offetafen
flirrten.
D9dItft bu mid benn fir berriidt?"
bonnerte er. r@l"ubf. bu. bob j.
mir in &Iein r 3ittoip bel Neu= @lies
notp in Der Marf elm Sors baue,
fpenn i'd nod f~iinfbunOert Morf bas
be? @enn i6 bn3 Gelb babe,
mein Sreunb - 8elb - bann brins
gen mid feline 5ebn pferbe aus Ser
lin herorsl"
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Gin SaperenDter. Der
tdufer (sur 3unbin. bic felt elmer
Stunoe ausipdblt unb nit linn fofets
tierD: pNenn sic lid, gar ni9t ents
ltlieben fonnen, mas sic uebmen
ipaen, 5rdulein = Damn nebmsn Sic
balt midi"
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auuneenen unb sra5i0isn bes 1irets
toire unb 6olbempire, bic neuen tdils
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mander of the ma tional army. assumed
the presidency.
49, Gustavo Madero. brother Of the de-
posed Mexican president. was killed by
the revolutionsts-
Gen. Victorano lluerta elected provi-
sional president of Mexico.
e. The deposed president and vice pres-
dent of Mexico Madero and Suarez.
were killed in a mysterious manner
while under guard by revolutionists.
JULY
TO- United States ambassador to Mexico.
Henry Lane Wilson. summoned from
his post to Washington.
AUGUST.
sador to Mexico. accepted by the pres
ident. Ex-Governor John Lind of Min
nesota sent as special envoy to
Huerta's government in Mexico.
26 Special Envoy Lind left the Mexican
capital and returned to Vera Cruz. de-
claring that his mission to Huerta was
failure
q. President Wilson delivered message
to congress on the situation in Mexico
OCTOBER
TO- Provisional President Huerta Of Mex
leo arrested the chamber of deputies
and assumed the powers Of dictator.
dissolvins congress.
l5 Foreign ENJOYS in Mexico asked their
governments to send warships to guard
the legations
25 Mexican rebels (ConsttutionalistS) cap
tured Monterey after days battle
49, Gen. Felix DiaZ, political rival OF Gen
Huerta. given refuge on United
States warship 1T Vera Cruz
NOVEMBER.
H. The premier Of Great Britain an
nounced that his government would
uphold the Mexican policy of the Unit
ed States
Is. Mexican rebels Constitutionalists) cap
tured Juarez from the federats
IS. Mexican rebels captured Victoria' cap
ital Of Tamaullpas
q. Rebels under Gen. Villa defeated the
federal forces in battle at TERRA Blan-
ca. near Juarez; losses reported. LOU
federals and 500 rebels.
a. Mexican rebels captured Mazatlan. on
the west coast
l. Mexican congress annuled the octo-
Der election and appointed tluerta pro-
visional president pending new eiec
ton In June. 1914,
TO- Mexican congress authorized an inte-
rior loan Of $5o.OO0.ooo and voted ex-
traordinary powers to Huerta
1000 rebels attached Tamptco
II. Fighting continued at Tampico. For
eign refugees were under protection OF
United States warships.
u Rear Admiral Fletcher. commander OF
the United States naval forces In Mex
lean waters. protested m the name OF
humanity against the slaughter OF
prisoners OF war by rebels and federals
nEhting q, Tampico.
Is. Rebels had the advantage at Tamptco.
Foreign vesss!s in the harbOr crowded
with refugees IT British. German and
American nationality.
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Grim Harvest of Death
In 1913.
The BRIGHTEST RANKSINVADED
Authors of Worldwide Note, Fa-
nous Artists, Statesmen and Sci
entists, and Distinguished Soldiers
Called From Earth Long Array
of the Worlds Shining Marks.
OBITUARY

JANUARY
1 Gen. E. NJ. Lee. civil war veteran and
ex-governor of Wyoming territory
aged r.
/ James r. Keene. noted fnancler ana
turfman. in New York; aged 10
Jeff Davis United States senator from
Arkansas and former governor. at Lit
tie Rock. aged 81.
8. Lewis Swift. noted astronomer. at Mar
athon, N. Y. aged 49, t
H. DR.. Thaddeus S. G. Lowe. army aero
naut in the civil war and inventor. at
Pasadena. Cal; aged 81
e. Prestiss Bailey. editor on the Utica
Observer for 60 years. at Utica; aged ~
IT, Mrs. Julia G. r. Dorr. poet and author
at Rutland. W.; aged 81.
FEBRUARY.
l. DR.. Theodor Won Holleben, noted Ger
man diplomat. In Berlin: aged a.
& John George Brown. noted painter OF
street boys. died in New York city:
aged 81.
T. Charles Major, author Of many popu-
lar novels Of old English life. including
when Knighthood Was In Flower"
at Shelbyville, Ind: aged 81.
Il. Gen. Stewart l.. Woodford. soldier and
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NOVEMBER

NOVEMBER.
g. Emily Huntington Miller. author and
editor, at st. Paul Mimi: aged so.
I. Dr. Charles McBurney. noted special
list in appendicitis. at Brookline. Mass
DECEMBER
5. Lieut.. Col. David du Bose Gail!ard. U.
S. A., engineer conspicuous In con-
gtruction of the Panama canal. In Bal
timore: aged "a
6. Phoebe W. Couz:ns autho! and lee
turer, in ST. Louis, aged IS
I. Dr. John Green, veteran of the civil
war and an oculist of international!
fame. in ST Louis; aged 49,
A. Montgomery Ward. merchant. orig
inato1 of the mali order business. in
Chicago. aged 70
g. Franklin Simmons American sculptor
noted for MS civil war subjects and
holder of decorations from the King
of Italy. III Rome, aged "A.
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REVOLUTION IN MEXICO

FEBRUARY.
9 Revolution in Mexico headed by Col
Felix DiaZ President Madero beSieged
in his palace. The revolutionist leader
Gen. Bernardo Reyes killed in battle
TO- A truce reigned between Maderos gov
eminent and the Mexican revolution
lists.
II. The Mexican revolutionists and gov
eminent forces bombarded each other
positions with heavy artillery.
IL. Mexican forces continued artillery fir
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ing in the streets
of the City OF
NJ exico. The
revolution gain
ed fresh adher-
entS.
Fighting contin-
ued in the City
Of Mexico. Gov
er, 'nent troops
rev olted. Made
70 agreed to re-
sign the presl-
dency.
President Made
no resigned his
office after ar
rest by Gen.
Blan q IT. one
Of his officers.
Gen. Victoria no
II, - 1NnN
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New Years In
France

EW YEARS is celebrated to a
greater extent in France than
in amy other country. Closely
fnlln ,vinm thn Christmas testify