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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-12

thousands Oh WX@os II IOOkeu upon Will
apprehension hit army men and stu
dents OF intefnikional law declare this
condition may BE justifiablc II the Ma
sdsro government finds 1t necessary to
tight for Its own 1iStence.
Altho Ambass1abr Wilson was
Joined yesterday Nv the entire diplo-
matte body inslhe city Of Mexico in his
protest againak the conduct OF HOSTILE
ties in the stseefss 1t Is said here that
the only imnns1latc step that can De
taken in the Interest Of safety OF the
foreign elemen4 would be the issue Of
an appeal by aEr. Wilson and the other
diplomatic representatives to the citi-
gems OF the various powers to with
draw to Vera Cruz where they would
be under the lprotection of various
ships. s
The military commanders on both
sides undoubtedly would interpose no
obstacle to the oiparture of the for
eign populatton a. would give them
safe conduct q. the coast.
1t ID hoped IN official circles here
that such precaution may be made
unnecessary either by the arrangement
OF a truce betweln the combatants
thru the offices 0S Such men as Senor
de la Barra orsbgsa conclusive victory
by one side or The other that would
leave the city IN the absolute posses
sion of a faction strong enough to
maintain ORDER
cullssn oteeess Intervention.
Declaration against immediate inter
vention, IN Mexico was made today by
Senator Cull0nAs chairman Of the SEN
ate committees U foreign relations.
Il trust tlISEN@will be no immediate
intervention bysthe United States" he
said. II do not think the time has come
when we are called on to interfere. II
we once taAe. ~ step we can not take
it back. Il done think we are called or
to take the bufden.'
Stimson WaAehins Situation Closely.
Secretaries Knox and Stimson went
in conferences further with President
Taft after luncheon. It was announced
that Secretary gStimson who had PLAN
ned to accompany the president to
Philadelphia tonight would remain in
Washington to be in close touch with
the situation and keep the president
Informed.
At the close Of the conference they
said they had reviewed the situation
and that there was nothing new to an
nounce. So.
Secretary Knox also decided to fore
go the Phiiadelphia dinner to be at MS
office turnout the day and night. and
to confer with Secretary Stimson.
Insurance. building Wrecked.
New York, Feb. 12s-Presidens
Charles A. Peabody. Of the Mutual LIE u
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-12
v,o,moto Becomes Premier.

Yamamoto Becomes Premier.
Toxic. Feb l2.-Count Gambler yam
iamoto took up the duties OF the Japan
,ese premiership early this mornihs'
The retiring premier. Count katsura'
will now give his energies TO the Or
Kani.ation Of the new party tnru
which ne hopes to gain control or the
Hiof
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-12
HOTELS AND CLUB AND BRITISH
LOCATION IN DIRECT LINE OF
FIRE IN MEXICO CITY.
sATrLE RENEWED EARLY,
soTH SIDE REINFORCED
Little Hsadway Made by Either Side
II nssuItery Fighting Of Tuesday and
'TSday - Rsbels Free Thousands Of
Desperate Prisoners From Famous
Bsiam Jail.

!. Msxies City. Feb. II. - The
United States Ambassador, Henry
Lane Wilson, and the German min.
lister ysnt TO the national palace
this Afternoon 20 demand from
President Madsro that the battle
esass Immediately.
plans for . eonfsrsnes bst~ssn
the leaders OF the rsbsis and rep.
rsssntativss OF the government
wsrs taken into discussion at the
natienal palace shortly before
noon.
. Hopes 81 eonfersnes soon
diminished. There was q csssa.
ton Of firing but this appeared 20
bs due 20 the federal positions and
was regarded by the rebels as
trick to drew them out.
The bulk Of the fsdsrals are sta.
tioned in the northwestern part Of
the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-12
TeIesraph opsratot. pesert Po.t..

ToIe0raph Operators Desert PoSt0.
Laredo Tex. Feb l2:-Informatton
received here says. that at noon because
OF fierce fighting In the vicinity Of the
federal lstelegraplfso office 1t Mexico City
all operators left their stations. The
federal spvernment has only one wire
south to- Monterey.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-12
Loo,lters 4 Dseen,s Active,

DOSOssSO
A number Of robberies prompted BY
the withdrawal Of police protection
were reported and boys and men took
great risks In looting the ruins of
houses which had been battered by
the artillery.
Commerce has been utterly para
lyzed since Sunday. The fronts Of all
the stores are boarded up. giving the
yons.
Food Famine Amens Poor.
A few residents who were able to do
80 Immediately after the incursion of
Diaz into the city hurriediy stocked
their homes with provisions at the
high prices prevailing. but the poorer
people were unable to pay the prices
demanded and are suffering.
Those who usually supply the city
markets fear now to enter with such
commodities as milk and vegetables
which are practically unobtainable at
any price.
As an example Of the increased
prices charcoal, which IL used as fuel
by 80 per cent OF the population, has
risen from 50 cents to 81 a sack.
Groups Of women of the lower class
this morning followed the cavalry,
scraping up from the pavement, grain
by grain. the corn which the horses
spilled while. feeding. - ------.
Protest Of Diplomats Unhssdsd.
Nothing practical yet been accom-
plished as the result Of the protest
Of the diplomats. The government
maintains that Diaz must surrender
Internationally. Az the rebels have
artillery. it is essential that the gov
ernment fight them with similar wees :
ons. even tho non -combatants suffer.
Diaz's Fire Sweeps City.
The artillery fire Of the rebels from
their position at the arsenal extended
in several directions on account Of the
encircling tactics adopted by the go|-
ernment troops.
Diaz turned his guns. in the direction
Of the British legation shortly after
noon In order to reply to, the fire OF q
federal battery stationed there.
The rebels strengthened their posi-
ton by placing more men and field
guns on the Y. NJ. G.. A.sbuilding com
manding the arsenal. against which
the government troops continued ia
direct terrible fire from their artil-
lery and small arms.
1t was reported soon after noon that
Geneva Delao. the Zapatista leader
had entered the city and was working
his way toward the rebel position.
presumably to join Felix Diaz.
Shells Not Effective.
For four hours continuously during
the forenoon the federal troops shelled
the positions of the rebels without
great effect. The rebels returned the
fire much more vigorously than yes
terday. The heavier guns hurled
shrapnel and solid shot into the heart
Of the business district.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-12
!. insuranes euiIdins Wrecked.

New York. Feb 12.-President
Charles A. Peabody. Of the Mutual Life
Insurance Company, received a brief
dispatch from Mexico CITY containing
word that the company's building tners
nae been struck by shell and
wrecked,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-12

Scontinued on Page Tsa.l
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
WUislGsnlla.

Mems Aitnerne enonu er lange
man er 10 gerne fGrolg meo
oSpslen4 peo oct 2oo, SOIen goor
neo = feIer 3itus Irnng til at
lfripe Iiot ON @uislGsn;ug. Oct
er nemli1 fommen til at itaa ng.
item aloorligt ior Z, ON man life
eiter fattig Gpne o9 2ejligbeo ber
meeoele line W%eomenneifer noget
al al Den SerIigbeo, man Gag eli.
ter Dag %iorieeer at bale no al ben
9unfe apiler, man lpier.
Dor 1io er - ia boem fan iige
oct meo ioa Orb -; men ior MI life
at blipe piotIeftig fan oi iaa life
iige, at Dor 3io er en- anislGSnings.
tio2 Heoafteren neo oct. z. beocr
BAN nieget - ON neooenOig Of ret
re. 3 befr9itenoe IiliGloe bar Ri
Ga en- SlogS Yooitano at gao no
ira, oa oct err nplten neouenoigt,
oeriom ni ifoI faa Ell frii9tbor 5or.
Gambling Of @ntnet.
aae Menneifer Ipier Ioiier, o9
nogIe Ipier Ell forbobienoe WGngoe,
men ioo IGier man beller life onoet.
Oct er life, foroi MAJ life bill lpie
onoet, mel longt oerfro. Ger er
10 Ell MGngoe goo 2Gsning | Dor
Iio, og boor enifer man life, at
man funoe ido Ipit Ell Del al oct
Den Der er noqet, Der beooer al
ofgIqe meo Ti0en". TGnf
blot ct Gie6lif poo - ON on fan -
hpoo BET piI iiae at oGre bog
efter 9i6en. 90 booo tan
ioooon birIpe ct Meneife til at fol.
oe meo Tioen iom netop GnislP.
snina2 ct por 3ogblobe nloo mof
hnne for Sncrensitemmeliens Sfnlo
og for life at bIipe for eeniioig. 90
for at fsfge nteo o1 nioe geifeo,
Irier man 10 oeioo Iiot Socialisme
90 Temperance. 9ertil ct nTiten
lltoI nf Mooniiner oe mtoet laenf.
Iiq. forusieGia oa 900 2Gsning
Ien meo Ell iaaoon Soripuing or
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
rs Stjerneus Iegn."

Mr. 6. g. Gbriltenien meooeler
/ y0oniferen" for 10. 5eb. ON FOR.
Gofoene / Meni1beoen / gtlontic,
Soma, og %ifriper bIonot onoet. at
gftlantic Menigbeo er Il Stiernens
9egn", oItiao life optaeet / Gen.
lore. airfc. og ipsrger: ~Soorfor
buroe en- (Wenigheo) ina life bare
Ret til at ien6e 0elegat og bobe
Stemmeret, ON ben enifer oet2"
Ser menes: ienoe 0eleaat meo Stem.
meret til Den for. airfes Garsnleoe.
Snoret moo fort og goot bline
oettc: .Soroi bet er %ulopligt at gipe
nogen Menigbeo, fom life tilberer
Samfunbet, Gel | bets StpreIie."
Oct beooer | Den for. 9irfes aon.
ititlition: o9ette Samfuno ifaI be-
Iton Of ioooonne meniebeoer, 9rG,
tier oe teologiife 29rere, iom til
itenrner oenne aonititiition"
~Meniahe6er. iom life beo Gam.
fin6ets ORGANIZATION CIR inbIennmet
I bette. mno, noor De en'fer Opto.
gelie, Ieoiaae oeres Mniegning meo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
ENGLISH EASTER CARDS.

No 376. Small assorted Easter booklets with Scripture texts
and tied with cord and tasses. Price 10 cents. Per
Dozen $1.O0.
No S-1091. Fine Easter booklets with appropriate decofa-
tons in assorted designs and Greeting in gold or from. In
side, various Easter lines and verses. Price - Cents. Per
DGz. asst. $1.5O.
No. G-1105. A very dainty card 104 x2H inches arranged
to hang up. Fine white pressed card on purple background
with a flower basket and cross with Easter Greetings il
gold attached to purple Ribbon. Price 15c. Per doz Tl.5o.
Nc. S-1106. Similar to S-1105 but slightly smaller and oil
blae. on white. Also Angel design with flowers. Price ID
cents. Per boz. 81 30.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05

Den @rflpring, at De paa looligt
Menigheosmeoe bar tilitemt Can't
iunoets aonltitiltion."
rgnbner Of Den for. airfes DE.
nigbeoer bsr laoe Jig rcprGlentere
paa Aorsmeoet og mllige efitre
9irfemeoer beo Ell Delegot :"
Sen ior. airfes tienitgerenoe
Yrpiter. WfisiionGrer, teologiife 2p.
rere, DC e n igbeoSoelegote r,
SefretGrer, &asiereren % De eo-
rige observation-disclosures . q o
Ms6ets temmeberettig c.
De VI e0l RI"
Oct maa inoremmes, at oisie
Bunfter / Dor @rilnolop life taller
ioa flart ON ieloe Optogeliesbono-
lingen al W%tenigbeoerne peo Iars-
meoerne iom snifeli9t, men iom en-
nuifrenen COB" forlloipttcs Den flort
not, o9 Optogeliesprofiis al De ino-
meIote Menigbeoer forflorer 10 ca
gen goot nof. Won moo Tom DE
nigbeo tilitemme oen for. 9irfes
Sorintning. aniege ON Optogelie o9
bare optoget peo ct Somiunosmsoe
for at funne betegnes iom en- al Den
Tor. airfes Mtenigbeoer.
6orboloet / Den enfelte Iofole
W~teniabeo ioarer 10 BERTH, buor Der
oo err tlo9en Tom belit firfelig Oroen
| Weeniaheoen at mar fgrit err Wteo-
lem al Menigbeoen, naor man er
optoqen eiter Wenig6e6ens 9fegler.
ut nogen i%tetter Weniabe0en / oens
llOqiiter. ner bom life til Meni9.
beosmeoleni.
= 5nmiln0ets aonititution Ipies
ogioa: nNaoogioenoe Neolemmer
Deo Msoerne er: 0eleqoter ira 0le.
%nig6e0er. iom miolertioio betienes
al Den for. airfe. nj enenonu T.
{ optoqne Den, iomt enboer,
iom unoer Weoet optages iom iao-
ban"
IoooaibenOe MeoIem fan man
oItioo blipe beo ct meoc iloen 0p.
toqeIie men life itemmeaioenoe.
Hn inoier man bit, bborfor Ell
Weniqbeo life fan ienoe 9eIe9ot oa
forore Stemmeret beo Sanniunoets
@arsnigoer: set er imo0 DO.
re firfeGiqe 9ope. Oct er
ulooGiqt at ontoge nogen Gelegot
Tom iteinreQibenoe, u0en at Wtenia.
heoen er foniormeIigt opto9en / Gam.
i1tnoet.
90 ifuloe iomme life bore inolp'
ien0e nof. Won fon liqe fac aoot
iiqe: hborior fan ct Yor W2enelfer,
ser mootte bare ~iorloneoe. life 9oot
lcoe ionimen Tom gGqteiolf noen
@iitemaaI. Tom at bile iororeS Item.
meret pao ct Gorsmeoe lOen 0p'
taqelie / Somfunoet; beaae Gilipl.
sc bor 9onen moo iia.
Sea bar nof bert ON Weoer oa
Saminno. Tom aiper oQe poo Meoet
tiIiteoenpren6e Stemmeret; men 6ei
cr Ell ilbpr0ig Groiif. oreoen al en-
ipcfuIereoe airfepolitif. Der nof ifal
rommes of qipetS 2on efter oet gam.
le Cro: a1oIs iIdor lin eaen Serrc
paa SAILS" Rene Stonopunfter og.
Ioo I bcn firfcIiqe GroF'is or oct, ionr
FOLDER iia / 2Gnaoen.
SOar Worius 9auien.
Stople6urit, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
DANTE os engelife
Yaaife= Og ~9onfirmatiousfort.
0anlfe GaafefOrt.

gr 30t. st i~mo9ulOt enfelt Sort meo 9lomterfors o8 Ell Buffet
6oio1 2iIIer, y@Iooefg 9oaife~ o9 eft lille posienoe Ners pad.
trptt. 4ris 5 Gents. ger 0uiin 80 Gts.
9r. 1852. Goblet Sort meo @ulOfor5 o9 9lomfer pa 6Oriioen.
Srola9te 9aoe meo 8oafebHien og 3 gers al Solnen: parnt
imO OPP al opbe". 9Gftet meO SiIfeinor. @ris 10 Gs. @er
0n8. 500.
Nr 9o3. Smut ~tre-oob6elt Sort al tint buiOt aarton meo faroet
Guno. ll0ifooret aors mo Silier paa 5oriioen. Snopenoig
@!poeIig gaoife" og 2 GerS al Solnen: 9 iali9 Ronieoa9"
Hrts 10 Gts. Ser Gus. 500.
gr. S-1O85. st net 9ooifefort 3 forifeGge ioroele9 Ima9iuloe
Mehtre. StprreGie G. 3H Gonner. @oa in0lo0te 9Iaoe
fnoes 9loos for Eteonele iontt 9oaifebroifabet. o0erren er
oirfeGg %opitonoen" % @eret ~Eaf Q tore Ser6erre1. - @riS
per eff. 10 G8. Ser 9ui. asst. $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
ENGLISH EASTER POSTALS.

No. '26. Beautiful imported Easter Post Cards in assorted de
signs and each with am appropriate Bible text in English
Price per boz. IS cents. Per 100 S125.
No H27. Fine domestic Easter Postals in many different de
signs. Easter greeting only. Price per boz. u cents. Per
100 60 cents. Per 1000 $500.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
9anlfe HaalfebreDt RI.

81. 6. 1892. Ere forifel(ige gl6ntre ale ne0 ct tltden0e 9lons
ltertors og bpert me6 iariflt @ibeteft p%asen0e ipr u nleoninaea.
@ris per Gil. % Gs. Ser 100 $1.25.
Nr. z. 1915. st irroeles mutt 9renfort meo opbpieoe @lonier
og Yooifeuq fo%rifeli9e Qipnfre. 4ris per Gui. 30 Gt@. @er
0ri. o8f. $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
90nife ~Auniirmationafort

9r 4Ot. st imogiuIot enfeGt Sort meo uoifaorGt 9iano. @oa 6or
iiOen opbgieoe @lonrer og 9ors eaer Salt lomt y9iertelg Spt.
outlining poa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" @ulbtrpf. Stprrelie az
X 3 5onmer. 9ri@ > SIS. per Stnf. 80 Gts. per GuTn.
III. S-529l. st inuft file Oo66et Sort 4% X 3A Rnnnier
meG uoifaaret 9ors % 2ilGer iamt 0rbene Eli aoniirnatlo.
ner" pa 5oriioen. 9ao in0logte 9looe inOes 8eriet: %, her
oS. SeiuS milDe, 8, Dan port @erte iaa, &t aarlc oct % lfoe
81. 6enpeI prre maa, @bor Oh er ietp til Ste0e 0eo 2ip % Sps
% @luoe Nu % allen Stmo. = 5pftet ueo Snor % apa
tier Iris 10 Gts. Ser 8uiin 500 Ir 100 $500.
9t 1872. st imogiulot oob6elt Sort n0 uoifaaret 3ano Noa 6or=
li0en ct aors al 6orglem niqeier poa bpiot 6dt omgipet a
glitter. @ao I. Sioe inolaate 9laoe 2nfenifnin9 meo &loOs til
Gicanelie % Cato. @oo 3oe sioe PIP. 8. t6, 81 iamt fo9en
no gprs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05

3 9ipcta %oar it o0re 6reosior6un0
san nil til epia 1iO meo Dig beiGitc.
90 life blot ell ilnqtig Spjtiosihllo,
Aeb ollie Stm6er bos Dig DO % aNlte;
"a 8rco ban cir o9 @lpoe, iom beitoar,
0por 9ipets 9oooer ino enc monne ialoe
:, mac ban fife oa 9ipets &oor
8orgppeS til i'm Soligbeo Dig foloe!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
@ perg 8 m a a

til eitertanfe % @ibelititoium:
'Spao mon Der bar Timot6eus'
0oaoeqobe? 9. 9im. I, G.
Sooo mon Der bar bans Snag-
beo2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05

0atet meo i'm Silfeinor og anaicr. Fris 10 Cts. @er
Gi. $3.50.
Gr S-788. st mutt oo6beIt Sort 62 \ IA CONNER hort meo
en- Grons al op6eioe GioIer % Blade nat1rlge 6arper paa
TorToen iamt Sen ioooonGqe &ien oll0trof poa boiOt self
Sn0lul0e @la0e neo 5orirtug lamt Sal no, 3, o9 Scrlct; Spla
Gu1Qen5 0roaber op oS @foot Tin aprligbco at ipejle! @ho os
Din Naao. Joni on ia. iogt, 90 os iom 9ern bei9le! IS @jerte
qo for &eroen9 )}eo, @o SiNen @aabeta Singer; Sin oa Den
aovlg6eoen5 GIpo, Som parmcr o. iom tptn9erl @Gitet meo
Safelnur % Scatter. Gri5 % Gt9. Ger 3uHn $3.50.
Nr Q-i53. YraQtiul0e inportcrr0e @onfirmnion9fort etter u.s.
iorieret Menter og 8eft Gri8 80 Gs. per Stf. 4 Sort ipr S1.25.
0r. G-793. st oIoeles mt og iGroeles lint Sort meo 6oan0na.
lerc SteomooerbGomner eaer 6or9Ientmi9eier pna Geluloin
inh'attet Rnmme al lint aorton al tIiporenoc Sarue iom 6or-
iM,. Ra mutt ioriireoe 9looe brftet neo SifebaonO og Slpi
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Tor $t00.
I~. 9. 45l. 2ufiuriet uoitpre0e importereoe Sort reo brcoe I'll
fe6amo oq Slpie Iomt opbsieoe Goier eterlionet SiIte. @as=
ien6e aonfrmntions SiIien. @inebe og Seft Iris 90 @9. ,
aott for 1926.
ENGLISH CONFIRMATION CARDS.
No N-2243. A very pretty little folder. size 36 : inches.
tied with white silk ribbon. On front cover a pretty land
scape in a wreath of wild roses. The words Best wishes
for your Confirmation in silver stamping, On inside pages
ap ropriate scripture texts and verses. Price Is cents each
81 so per dozen.
No. K-2244 Same style card as No. 2243 but larger (Size ~
x ~ and with twigs of pussy willows on front OS F.
site pages two short Bible texts and Margaret Iaycrofts
beautiful hymn praying heart, break forth to singing
in extenso. Price IS cents each. $3.50 per dozen.
De angivne Priser er netto = portofrit.
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE
Blair, Nebraska.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-08-30
Stork and Cupid
Cunning Plotters
Many a New Home will Have a Little
Sunbeam to BRIGHTEN IL.

There Is usually certain degree Of dread
IN every womans mind as to the probable
pain, distress and danger Of childbirth.
But, thanks to a most remarkable remedy
known as Mothers Friend, all fear is ban.
lshed and the period Is one of unbounded,
joyful anticipation.
Mothers Friend Is used externally. 1t
Is most penetrating application. makes
the muscles of the stomach and abdomen
plant so they expand easily and naturally
without pain, without distress and with
none OF that peculiar nausea, nervousness
and other symptoms that tend to weaken
the prospective mother Thus Cupid and
the stork are held up to generation: they
are rated as cunning plotters to herald the
coming Of little sunbeam to gladden. the
hearts and brighten the homes OF a host of
happy families.
There are thousands of wcmcn who have
used Mothers Friend, and thus know from
experience that it is one Of our greatest
contributions to healthy, happy mother
nood. 1t Is sold by all druggists at $1.OO
per bottle, and Is especially recommended
as a preventive of caking breasts and all
other such distresses.
Write TO Bradfed Regulator Co., 1871
Lamar Bldg, Atlanta. Ga. for their very
valuable book to expectant mothers. Get
q bottle Of Mothers Friend to-day.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-08-30

is attached to this fact, in calling at
tention to which the announcement of
the executive committee says: THE
meeting undoubtedly will tend to ce-
ment more firmly the already warm
relations between the members of the
bar of the United States an dCanada,
and will be fitting forerunner of the
celebration in February, 1914, Of the
centenary of peace between the two
great English-speaking nations of the
world"
The association has been fortunate
in securing as speakers and guests of
the convention three men who are emf
nent as representatives of the bench
and bar of three of the leading nations.
These are the Rt. Hon. Viscount Hal.
dane, Lord High Chancellor of Great
Britain; William H. Taft, former Pres.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-08-30

ed here Monday under the auspices
of the Connecticut Fair Association.
Luring the past two days the stables at
Charter Oak Park have filled rapidly
with the summer campaigners from
the Empire Ctr track and elsewhere,
and the association management is
looking forward to a successful meet
ing.
The big feature of the program will
be the classic Charter Oak, $4,000,
for 2:14 class trotters. The other
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ident of the United States, and Maitre
Labor, Batonnier of the bar of Paris,
famed for his defense of Major Drey-
fus and Emile lola.
The convention will hold it's opening
session Monday morning in the as
sembly hall of the Ropal Victoria Col
lege. The opening address will be de-
livered by the president, Frank. B.
Kellogg, of St. Paul Monday afternoon
Lord Halden will deliver an annual
address before the association at the
Princess Theatre, being introduced by
Chief Justice White of the Supreme
Court of the United States
The session Tuesday will be devoted
to the reports of standing and special
committees. Tuesday evening there
will be symposium on The Struggle
for the Simplification of Legal Pro-
cedure," discussed under three sub
topics, as follows: Some Cause" by
Judge w. C. Cook, of the Federal
Circuit Court of Appeals, Kansas !;
Legal Procedure and Social Unrest"
by Judge Charles Burke, of the Mary
land Court of Appeals; THE Goal and
Its Attainment" by William A. Blount,
of Pensacola, Fla.
The feature of the Wednesday morn
ing session will be a paper by former
President William H. Taft. The Tues
day and Wednesday sessions will be
held at the Royal Victoria College.
The convention will be brought to
close Wednesday evening with a
grand banquet at the Windsor Hotel
, Senator Elihu Root of New York will
preside and former President Taft and
Maitre Labor will respond to toasts.
In addition to the sessions of the
convention proper there will be meet.
ings of the Comparative Law Bureau,
the sections of Legal Education and
Patent Law, the Association of Ameri-
can Law Schools, and the American In
stitute of Criminal Law and Criminal
ogy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-08-30
WELCOME TO LORD
CHANCELLOR HAlDANE

Montreal Aug. 30.-Elaborate ar
rangements have been perfected fol
the reception and entertainment OF
Lord Chancellor Haldane on the oc
casion of his approaching visit to this
city to deliver an annual address before
the American Bar Association. Hon
c. ]. Doherty, Minister of Justice OF
'he Dominion, has gone to West Point
where he is to meet Lord Haldane
today and escort him to Montreal.
The distinguished visitor will spend
tomorrow quietly in this city. The
only function will be private dinner
given in his honor by Frank B. Kel.
logg. president of the American Bar
Association. Lord Haldane will de-
liver his address before the associa-
ton Monday afternoon. On the even
ing OF that day the Minister Of Justice
will give a dinner at the Ritz Carlton
in honor Of the Lord Chancellor, and
among the guests will be ex-President
Taft and Maitre Labori The Lord
Chancellor will depart from the city
Tuesday in time to take passage on
the steamship sailing from New York
the following day.