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The Washington times., 1913-10-07

Mrs. Ballenger left for an extended
trip to Buffalo, Niagara, and New
York. They will reside at sos Cam
eron street.
Mrs. Mary A. Matthews. president Of
the Allison Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union, which controls the
Children's Home in this city ana VINO
was Identified with other charitable
and religious, work. died at o'clock
pital. Mrs. Matthews was taken to
the hospital q week ago. her health
having broken down under the large
amount Of work she was doing Ior
the poor and needy Of the city; sne
is survived by her husband. FIedsriek
Funeral services will be held At her
residence. 213 North Fairfax street.
Thursday night at 7:30 and her body
will be shipped to Royersford. Pa, on
Friday.
Mrs. Georgie o'Keefe. aged twenty
nine years, died at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George T: Davis.
on Seminary Hill, Fairfax county. yes
terday. Besides her parents, she leaves
three years. Her funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon. at 3 O'Clock, ana
vii lbe conducted by the Rev; Father
Cutler. Interment- will be made In 81.
Mary's Catholic Cemetery. o..
Mrs. Elsie Duftey, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore v. Ale, who has
been seriously III for the past hve
weeks. is improved.
James P. Machen. ST.. q Confederate
veteran. and for many years prominen.
In the affaIrs OF northern Virginia, died
AT o'clock yesterday evening. Ct the
Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hospi-
tai, Washington. He 10 survived oy
four children. Mrs. Kensey Johns Ham
mond, Of Cuipeper. Va; Mrs. Clarence
E. Davidson. Of Houma, La; James +.
H. Machen. OF this city.
He was eighty-three years old. F0-
neral services will be held from 81
Johns Episcopal Church. CenterviIle,
Fairfax county. Thursday afternoon. at
$50 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1913-10-07

Mrs. Elsie Duffey, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore v. Ale, who ha'
been seriously Ill for the past nv
weeks, IL improved.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-26
Not In Me Lima.

A motor stopped in front OF the pho
tographer's, and a woman lacking none
OF the artificial accessories deemed nec-
essary to "looksr entered the studio
A couple Of days later the photogra.
pher submitted proofs for her approval.
Not one OF those pictures looks any
thing like me-" the woman insisted
The photographer tried In every way
to pacify her, but, finding this an i'm.
possibility, lost control Of his temper.
Madam" he exclaimed, did you read
my slgn" "Yes." "well, It does not
say cleaning, dyelng and remodeling.'
II says portraits New York Times.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-26
SNAKES As LEY FEEp.
When They Start swallowina They
Never Know When TO Stop.

When They Start Swallowing They
Never Know When to Stop.
The swallowing process is a serious
matter for any serpent, which must
draw itself painfully over its prey by
hitching its jaws, armed with back
ward curving teeth, forward, on one
side and then the other, and by simi-
lar movements Of the neck, ribs and
skin, until the whole mass has finally
reached the prolonged stomach. The
snakes jaws are attached to the skull,
and the bones Of the head and neck
are connected by elastic ligaments
which may be so stretched that an OBJ
ject considerably larger than the head
itself may be swallowed If rightly seiz-
ed; hence prey is usually turned about
after killing 1t until its nose is fore
most. when the undertaking begins. A
copious aow Of saliva assists degulti-
tion.
Once started, snake never knows
when to stop; has little ability to do
SO, indeed, and the prey rarely kicks
loose. 1t has happened frequently in
geological collections that large snake
has swallowed a smaller one mechan-
ically, as 1t were, when each has seized.
the same food animal Both swallowed
at It until the larger reached the nose
Of the smaller diner and then kept
right on as long as there was anything
In its mouth, unless the victim of this
discourtesy managed quickly to let go
Of the fare and escape.
Bartlett tells us, in his book on the
care of animals in the London zoo, of
one case where a boa constructor de-
vOured cage mate nine feet long who
did not feel disposed to let 90 Of his
half of pigeon, Next morning this
boa could not curl up, but had to lie
straight out for several days, and a
month was spent in the digestion of
this inhospitable meal. Snakes will
keep pushing their jaws over a string
Of frogs or mice tied together until
they have got outside the whole chain.
These animals have little, If any, sense
Of taste and when they get their teeth
into anything soft try to eat 1t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-26

Many years ago visitor to Edln.
burgh was being shown over the high
court OF justiciary, He made some re-
mark concerning the dock and its du.
ties. and In reply the official joklngly
said the visitor might one day be sen.
fenced to be hanged in that very room.
The slghtseer was the notorious DIT.
Pritchard Two years later In the dock
he had 80 closely inspected he was
doomed to death for poisoning his wife
and mother.in.law.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-26

The teacher meant to convey q pro-
found lesson "You must forgive your
enemies, boys" she said, land then
your enomies win forgive you, | want
you all to try II"
The next morning Johnny Jones
came to school with very black eye
why, Johnny, what's the matterY"
"Aw,' replied Johnny. I've been for.
givln' scrappy Green an maxim him
forgive me."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-26
BULLET PHOTOGRAPHY.
Curious Effect Of Shooting Through a
Thin Stick Of Wood.

Thin Stick of Wood.
Moving pictures have been made at
the rate Of 100000 a second in contrast
with the rate of fifteen or twenty a
second. which Is enough when repro
duced on screen to give the eye the
impression Of continuous picture.
The only thing that moves fast enough
to make such tremendous speed worth
using is bullet, and some extraordi.
nary pictures Of bullets have been ia.
ken at this rate. seventy-two pictures
being taken Of a revolver bullet as II
moved ten inches from the muzzle.
Pictures of bullet passing through
a stick Of wood showed a queer condi-
tion. The bullet passed completely
through the thin stick and was well on
Its way beyond before the wood gave
any sign of distress. Then some tiny
splinters started out, following the bul-
let; the stick began to split, and after
the bullet had proceeded some distance
the stick suddenly fell to pieces. No
cuneru shutters are fast enough to
take pictures at anything like this
speed, so no shutter was used.
Instead, series Of electric sparks
was dashed, the sparks following one
another at the rate Of 100000 a second,
each spark making a picture. The
film was mounted on a wheel about
three feet In circumference, and the
wheel was revolved at the rate Of 1000
revolutions minute. When all was
ready the bullet was shot, the spark
flashed and the wheel revolved, the
actual exposure being limited to a frac.
ton Of a second so as not to pile up
pictures one over the other.-saturday
Evening Post
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-26

Mary--The butcher Ia here. ma'am.
What shall ! orderl Mira Morris
Parke-Dear me, | haven't thought
What can orderI Mary thoughtful-
ly,-l really don't know, ma'nm, I'm
sure Mrs Morris Parke-Oh, can't
YOU make a suggestlon1 Mary tcheer,
fullyI-l can try, What do you make
" OfI--puck.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-26

They are the most popular couple in
our dat We'd all bate to see them
move out"
why are they so popularT'
They always have the windows
open when they Quarrel"-I.ouisvills
Courier-Journal,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-26
surnrinInn lnfnrmniinn-

$50 your little hey is In the hos
pltal2"
"YeS; the doctor said he would have
to have hiS asteroids taken out"
MY starsr Baltimore American.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-26

Some Of those holdup Jokes are like.
ly to turn out seriously sometimes; in
fact, have done so already.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-26

Even II he DO harmless, morally, as IA
dove, sulaer needed to be as wise as a
serpent,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-26

Mrs. Pankhurst has also gone to
France England no doubt hopes she
may stay there
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-26
Flsreo.

A writer says; "The brave are al.
ways tender" What q cowar1ly bird
the average spring chicken must bel-
New Orleans Plcayune
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-26

And still, every day, the automobiles
main and slay, But il ism Z the ma.
chimes that are to blame.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-26

Everything you do counts-see that
Il counts FOR and not against you.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-26

II you make money your god. twin
nlngue you like devil Fielding.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-26
The Capital Journal Will Pay the Cost

Ion has hh OH who OcOLdp HmO pubic
n learning beer possible y Blu nov WI oha the
ha tn best in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-26
The Capital Journals
Correspondence
School
Lessons Every Day
Lessons Every Day

i we have fd that kMowngc
h C therefore, Ill
Every Monday kMnh Mhanda dahmum
Every i aemun
Every We1y lesson in dcanah ahMum
Ever Thd km hd asan
Ever Iin Bw wndaLa min
Every Sdy ewOm ceAppeda dalesnH
% Fr rhnaneAh AhhmeHwm
in y specific such
ant h languages
ewnnwi ilbecNa
end o
til W h Read uhmhp
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-26
Tuition by Professors of Americas
Leading Universities

nd
also ppe til purses wi you to learn % al 1.-The
h branches o y will b in courses Hd cultural and dpan subjects will
lessons wi be g lk t he dn universities
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-26
Diploma from The Capital Journal
Correspondence School

tyOu have dH final Tu.nn -
hes examn atOnMe OPTIONAL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-26
cad The Capital Journa

learn something's something that will bring time will raise
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-26

announces it
tnewpa will
il til o tsreads under o edmenf un.
h
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
Salts @eto er,uartet.

IS a ibingtom 9. g., 25. Seb.
sss,1 luterridteten &reiien in @alb~
inqton miro periidert, 6aB &rafioent
Salt 6ie @enport @ebbide 8orloge,
6te 6en @eriano geilttger @etrante
roh Grobibitionsitnaten uerbietet be-
tperen miro, es 1ei 6enn, 6aB ii@ 1eitte
Mnli6t i'm 9altfe ser eingebenoen
Griifnng, ser er 6ie Mnge1egen'beit
unter3iebt, nod tpeientlt6 an5ern
Iolte. Ser @raiioe11t, ser Ser Mnfi@t
lit, 6oB sic @orfoge gegen sic @erfal-
iur1g perlf0Bt, bat iih, tint ga115 ii@er
5u geben Don @ereralanwolt 8ider<
ibam ef11 @,1ta6tetr erbetett, 6aS oent=
ra6it fertig ilt, nn0 in 6eut apie per=
ii6ert miro, ser @enerolanmolt bent
Bralibenten enpftblen miro, oer GorS
lage feline 3ltifimn1ltng gu berlogen.
5enator @enpot1 a1tt6 ser Mbgeononete
@ebb, 6ie l1rbeber 6er prohibitions
i1i1den @orlnge baben fit 6en Sal
zines @etos bereits atrgefii16igt, 6ob
ite berfuden tper6en, ourb eine rto6<
npalige Mbitintnppng itt beioen &aa1-
iern 6es @ongreiies Sic @orlage trob
5es @etos 5nnt @eieb alr maiden, 1pie
6ies au6 NIT ser 8runettzD Dtaing<
ban1lden Borlage berinbt ml1poe, an
ser Mbitinu1l1ng I'M Sous iebob i6et=
terte; es tp6ren, nm 6es Nraii6enten
9eto beiieite gu feben, III ieoem Sans
5>pei Drittel 0er obgegebenen Stint-
men n0tbig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
gReaier,t,1a appeQirt.

IS "a lbington 9. g., 25. Seb.
: Die 8u1toesregierung bnt lt6 et1t=
6Iolien, 6os ltrtbeil 6es @n11oes
dtriftsgeridts, 6aB @rpraiibe1t @t-
priono @oltro BON @ene5nelo uro Der
9hriflteller goapar6 S. Mplius, Der
in on6on spegen 8eleibigung &ontg
Georges oer1rbetlt NOR, Die ger.
5taaten beirpben gu 6iirfen, n1t5nte@=
ten. .gsie am SSreitag III Waibi1tgf
ton, 8. g., betannt 1puroe, bat Se=
fretar geogeI bonn Sonbelsoep parten1ent
feline a.rlpriinglide Mbii6t, Die betoett
sSdme a1nmritteIbor ans ObergeriM gu
.brirgen, ol1fgegeben, atr6 iiA e1ttbbo1<
ien, 5unddit 6as &reis Apella@
tionsgeribt a15nrnfett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
Gnortnc 3pllnnteridJleife.
81 q m 81 o r f. "a. sTeb.

Die Ser. Staaten baben am Woo1t=
tag itr Seem gorfer Stablpoapenfir-
mo M6olpb @altor & 8ros. n1f 3ob=
llung BON riiditan6igen 8onen aaaf
neutIde @tablmoaren in &obe bon
$484, $50 berlangt. @ie es in Der
&lageidrift beiBt, apur0en Die nnre=
gel51taBigfeiten in Scr 3eit bont z. So
nl1or 1909 bis 5urn Z. Mpril 1911 be-
gangen. Ser ebenualige @bef 6es
8uleoes @ebei1t6ienltes, Sobn S.
gSilfie, 1pur ieineraett pom Sdab=
omtsiefretar 1ad Solingen geidpidt
lttt Sen Sbatbeitan0 an Srt
lrtro 5teme o1f5unebnpen. 8ei ieiner
gtiidfebr nod sen Ser. Stoaten a11,ter=
breitete Ell 0iitrtftsantpalt @tle einen
ousfiibrli6en 8eridt, n6em es beiBt,
oaB Is 8ro5ent ser argebliden nn=
teridleife bon elmer Seem gorter sSlr=
portfirmu begange1, apur6en, sic 5aH=
reide ibrer Nfitbetperber aro oieie
Meile ules ben1 @ei6aft getrteber
fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27

lte bon ibr in S hIag gebna6te Ga-
tererlnaBigung einfiibren miiroen,
boben ore @rprebgefeui6a Der
@onrn1iiiion 3iffern borgelegt, aus
5enen berporgebt, pie ibre Ginnnb=
men ant lebten %. Oftober reou5tert
mor6en maren, lpenn 6ie &eonf-
ton in @raft itd1p6e. Sier1ta6 'piir=
sen sic Gin1pabmen 1er @eienlh hafter
Don 4.69 Biz 3O.6 8ro8ent berabge<
lebt tpor5en 1ei11. Die Mrams Ct
preB So. 1piiroe $1s,291, olio 23.6
Bro5ent tpeni9er eittgenonrnret1 boz
ben. Die Mnerican grpreb $19,824,
mitbin 1922 &ro5e11t. Die 5outbern
gnpueB SO. tpiiroe cine gimbube BON
$9,7O8, allo 3O.8 Bro5ent erlttten
ibaben. Die l1niteb @tates grpreB
60. cine lolde bon $10,4t9, mitbin
22.3 8ro5ent, a,n6 Die 8eas~Sorgo
@rpreB So. 1piir0e einen @erlrat bon
SIC, ,832, alio 25.2 Hro5ent, enleioen.
Diele flint @eiemihaften 1pieien 1arauf
fin, bob iie fir ben San, baB oie bot
gel6Fagene @rndBigung Der 8ate1t
6urdpgelebt 1per6en foQte, I'M 2aufe
zines ssssabres einen @elourmtperln1t
po,r $24, ,996,O47 erlei6en 1piiroen, le=
sen Dollar ibrer Gin1eabupe glei4ont=
men miir0e. Die Greet geortbern gr=
preB 60. min iogur fir Sen 5an Der
ginfiibru1g ser ernrdBigten State Elm
Defiait bon 17.3 Gents pro Dollar
a1t befriihte1 baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
3,tr sitanic &ataitropbe.
81 " m 81 o r,f. 24 sSeb.

Die 8erufllngsubtbe oes 81r=
6esfreisgeridts in Seem Oorf enti6ieo
on1 5omitog 1ob @nipriide bon Sit=
terblieberen ser beim nnterga1tg Der
uSitmnic" unugefommenen 8erionen
iofort gegen sic 9ampfergeienid nidaft
lire pollen Griabamlpriid)e gelten6
atpaden fonnett. @s tit oies ei1t ent-
'mieNener 5ieg ser Mnpalte oer gr-
iob iude1r6en &arteien init semen ft@
sic Gertreter ser @eleui@aft in einem
bor einigen Sage1 abgeboltenen Ser
bor oblornt ridt einldiien tpollten.
Die iebige gnfideiollng npa6t einen
Ginbalts tsbenbf oes Mbntiralitats sge>
ribts bifdllig nod 6em ole @lager fir
Die &eltenouadl1ng ibrer anipriid)e
oen mIanf zines bollen SSabres nod
ser @ataitrnpbe bdtten abaparten mill
iet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
Bur Mrbeit smriid.
9e 10 q o + I, "a. Sci


geoh mebrerer1 @onferen5e11, oie
8tpi(den sem itaatliden 8ernrittler IN
glrbeitsbonflifftter 90. S. @eaga1, al1to
9bomas 9l. g1idert, 6enr Rrq1toentett
ser l1nite0 Garment 8orferS Union,
5tottgefunben baben, murbe am Mot1-
tag in Seem yorf angefiinoigt, oaB
10000 ,11annlide l1db ueiblidye Wttt-
glieoer ser Union, 5ie ieit 5tpei Mo1ra-
ten 1treifen nod int 9anfe oieier Po-
de oie Mrbeit tpiebepoufnebmen Msr.
oen. g}o@ 6en1 sbtounoen belpinigert
oie Gubritanten cine tpodyentlide
2obnerbobl,,g bon / Bis 10 BRO
aent;; cine Nsarittolarbeits8ett bon
fiinfsiq Stu1tben In 6er Bobe 1itto
ggieoeranihllurg Der Streifer obne
l1nterldfe6 gtpa 10000 Streiter
,perben bon bieiem sl6fommpen ridt
betroffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
@efabrltd)e 5abrt.
6 lie II, "a. sSeb.

W. 64. OSu.
sssolef 5urelaf, ei11 befannter 6el1t-
lter 9lttibiffer, ettgtng beate NIT
genauer 9sotb oeln So1e, olS er 5en
geriuh 1tnternebn1e1e
in einent Meroplun BON bier
rpo6 2onbon gu fliegen. Di4ter geebel
lagerte iiber ser @egems, ols er ent=
por1tieg, l1n6 falttn 1par er iber ole
ieglibe gltsitdt bebenrntenOe &olte
bi,tourdyeorurgen, als er Ole Gut
oefung a11n9te, 6aB ietn @onrpaB tttht
flt1rftioniere. Mdt imitanoe, bts a1f
sic @rSe binabaui@auen, bel1loB er,
iid ser Sonne ols @egtpeiier gu be-
6ienen, 6p9 na6 ita1noerlongen1 lint
berirren entoedte er, 1ob er i11s 8linz
Sc biteiniteltre. CT beibloB, fine1t
gpbftieq 3u balperfite elIigen lsro ttrabte,
olg er nieoer oert ooiibten 8olten=
lbleier iiber fi6 batte, 5ll 1ei1.em
ghreden erfen1pett, baB er iiber Der
georolee trieb. 0dt oieler Meiibe gliidte
es iban, 1pa9 eit1bretpiertel Stlmr0e IN
9epenter, Soman6, 5u lambert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
Ginlpanbererfariurae.
Wu1hinqto n, "a. Geb.

Ser @ongreB bat 6ie Ginri@tung
elmer @inpanoenungs fir 5ur6=
reilen6e Gintpa1toerer in Chicago be-
tpinigt, 1rr6 es tperben fit 6ieie Sta-
tion, 6ie ont fonrnpet1ben eriten Suit
in getrieb treten ion, 81nddit $75,-
600 ousgeporfea. Die bonn Mbge-
oroneten gnbbntb Don Sllinois eingee
reidte @or1oge batte, na9bem tie I'M
Salrs angenon1nte11, I'M Senat ei11ige
Ieidtere Der6tp0e 0erungen erfabret1, be<
uen oas Saus feine 8uftimnrurg er~
tfeilte., Die 8orIoge er1nabtigt Den
gefretar fir San6el lt1r6 Mrbeit, I'm
es11nern ser Ser. 5tooten, no es ibn
erideint, ginpanoe ererita<
tioner ei1,5uridte1t, I'M Ole geeneirge.
tpon6erten gege,t Sdpin6ler u1no Ber-
BREEDER gu idiiben;; notbigenfals 1ol'
len sic gintpanberer bon ben 9afe11'
orten, II, 6e1ret iie lau6en, bts gut
,tad,iten gintpanoerungsftation bon
Megier1ngsi eftopen begleitet mer-
sen. Die @totio1, III Chicago III, Die
erite, 6ie eingeriddtt niro, 1tadoea11rtl EN-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
6anifr einaeitiirat.

Sos Mngeles, Gal., "a. Seb.
Sic 6l1nbamettte rtebrererE &anier
IN Sos 9lngeIes, @ol., itiir3ten m1
p1ontug Elm, l1trb Ole &oli5ei tntBte
3ublreide Sraie1t alts ben 5eritorten
@auiern in Siderbeit bringen. Die
syrontnpauer 6es IN Der 1l1rtere11 Sta6t
gelegene1r Sotels Code ftiir5te Elm uno
beoedte sic @traBenbab abngelefie bol-
iIt&aitroig. Ser Sos M1pgeles- Glaab lit
gum reiBe1roer 5tront angefh htpollen
l.1,o bat Sen aeftriid)en @ertebr 3tpi>
iden Sos -g(pgeIes attp6 @lenbale,
gben6n1e, Gnopieo l11tb 81rbanf
IabnpgeIegt. MGe 8uge bnbett Ser.
ipah11g, a,tn6 piele Briiden uruo Bio.
butte oroben eitt3uitiir ir5en. Ser 9ele.
pbo,1- l1t1o Selegrapb bet@ienit 1T at1p.
terbrodyen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
Ser sylah= ,,ab Safenetat.

8 a lbingtoM 9. 8. -. 5eb.
Ser Sabresetat fir 5lnl1e 1tno
3afen 1pur6e ant Wfontag 11ad} elttem
beftigen @antpf non1 Senat nnge1or1=
men. N1an befiirdtet, 6aB 8raltoent
Iaft li6 1pegen ge1piifer Mmenoer1ents
peranIabt lebel1 tpeu6e, ote 8orlage
nit leinenr Neto gu belegen. SSn Der
lSoru, tpie oie 8in ben Senat pal=
1ierbe, perlatrgt lie Sic 8emiaigatng
BON $48, ,O91 ,745, $7,218,787 nrebr,
als 6os Sous 8ugeltanoen fat. IS
apirb cine &otrferer15 5milden gertre=
tern bei6er @dnler bes &ongrelies ab=
gebalten tperben, lern apomoglib oie
Differenaen gu beglei@en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
ggag Sic Mutobiebe Chicago foiten.

y b1c1g o, Su, 70. Seb.
SIM NnihluB an Ole 8erbafhlng
ser Mutonrobil lbanoiten in @bicogo iit
feitgelteut tporoen 6aB 6ort bon or-
ganiiierter 8an6en pon Mntooieben
i3rlib Mfaibinen I'M @ertb Don a11t=
gefabr $2,60O,0O0 geftobIen tperoen.
Gie @ogen 4perben 6ann nel. onge>
itriben, @aB fie ni6t ooer taunr gu
i0entifi5ieren iin6, 11nb bnnn meiter
perta,rft. Die Sarnter fouen Ole be-
lten gbnebnrer iein, neil ite cine ge'
brolldte Mai9ine, sic in Ger Staot
INIT boditens $500 Bis $500 tertouft
tperoen fonrte, it1n1er nod gerne
$1,000 adblen.
sra
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ton 9. g., "a. Seb.
gs iit nidt ousgeidIoiien, 0ob es
5la ei1rem Mutigen 8uianrne1dtob 3tpi<
i9en onterifnnfi9en 8up6e 6estrlrppeu
uno Mili3truppe11 1es Staates 9eras
tonpnat, 1pe,1n Iebtere sen 8eriu4 nla-
den iolltett 6ie n1eritnnii4e @renae
5l Mberi6reiterp. 9luf Ole 96odribt
FIN, oaB @o1permeur @olqlitt cine
6iesbe5iiglide 0roer erlaiien fat, 1ieb
Der 4riegsiefretdr 8rig. General 6.
8. Steeper Sen 8efeN ergeben, getii-
gen6 Srpppen nab 8ro,pnsnile 5u
ier1ben a1rb urter alien l1nritdmoen at
perbin6ern, 0oB 6ie a1nerttatil6en
Soloate,r ole @rer5e iiberibreiten, es
lei oen1p nuf ausbriidliben 8efebl 6es
&riegs1eparten1ents.
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MebrasfaS @pnnerne1tre.
Sine 0 | n, Nebr. "a. Seb.

Dos unterbuus ser 2egislatur oo1t
Mebrasfa 11abn on1 Donneritag nit
80 qegen 12 5tit1m1rett cine 8orlage
an, Ole ei1r @1ne1u6enent 5ur 5toats,
perfalil1tg boriieM, 11u6 6em Die
Mmtsaeit oes @ouperneurs oltf et1ter
ein5ige11 bieriabrigen Sern1in be-
l6ra1ft l1tto SOS Sssobresgebalt out
$4,000 feltgeiebt aperoen ion. SSn1
5taatsienat lie9t cine bonn 5atitdnoi~
qen @ontite bereits befiirtportete Bor=
lage Dor, sic oasielbe @ebalt feitleBt,
6agegen n1ebr alS ei1en 9lmtster1nt11
5ulalen min.
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sto1t / 30 erifo. IS. 6eb.

Sta6 80 ito, IS. Seb.
Ser an1erifaniide 8oti6ofter 8u=
Jon bat cine gnfldrl,rg erlaiien, bob
er oen gl,tgaben ser n1erifaniiden
@uttoesregiera,ug ber Ole Mrt unb
@eiie, tpie Groneisco Wea6ero l,1b
@unre5 ibren Sos far6en, @lmtben
id,enfe. gs 1iege fein MnIaB Dor, oie
neue @egierung 6es Doppelipiels 5at
be3idtigen. Dns iponiide Sagesblatt
,foticioio" erbeM offen oie anfloge,
6ab ole 9fegieru,rg 1ie Monoer Der
bei0en friberen U1odtbober eeonn-
gen babe. Die @eidi6te bon ben1
Mngriff na1f oie @sforte iei n11s ben
5ingern geioge,r popoen. Mooero
auro @,lorv3 ieien neben Dem 8ndt-
bnus eirfa9 er1noroet noroen, oo Die
gegierl1ng ,ri4t getp,1bt bobe, mas lie
NIT ibne1r atbfangen iol1te.
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Gtreif Ser Scibeu,ueber.

Bnter rio H. 81. S. 25. 6eb.
Syii1rftauietp6 geibentpeber unb
Sei6enfdrher iitno bier an 6en Streif
gegangetl, ser mnter sen Mufpi5ien
ser SsS,loadtriul @orfers Of tbe 8orl6
itatttffir6et. Sic 3abl Der Streifer
oiirfte al1f 10000 ginausgebe11.
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Ser ae1nildte @tat.

@ @albington, 9. g., 25. Sch.
0ie qenrii6te gtatsporlage in Sobe
BON mebr uls $113, 100000 1p1roe
am S5reitag pon1 gfeprdlentantenbaus
a1paenomn1en. Die &lauleL 1Delde 1e
81 600, 900 fir 5pei @oblendtffe flir
sic Weurine poriab, muroe bon Der
8orIage geItriden, ebenio ole Sa111rtne
BON $4,000 fir Sen SDgieneS8on=
qreB IN 8nffofn.
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1teber Sen @amal.
8 o II 5 o n, 25. Sci

- ITO II, 70. Otu.
2sn 3 5h1n0ett 11n6 5 Minllten lit
6er fran5@iide Slieger Maroel s..
8rinoeio1 6e Molelinats bon Norts
1rab 9or6on geflogen. St fnbr nm
9:15 lift beute friib in ieinem @i1=
5eder bon Burts ab, lan5ete um
1850 l1br in Galais, nobm atnr IL
l1br iei1len Slug anteoer auf, fren5te
sen @a1lnl in 6ibtet1t @ebel 11ttb la11z
0ete III 2ott6o1 Inn 1::S0 ubr. Dte
g11tfetnal,lg 5tpiiden @aris al1ro 2otr=
0ou betragt 287 Nhilen. Ser Slie<
ger mar 1856 Minuten in ber 9lft,
tponrit er einen 11enen @efor6 idnf,
Iegte $50 1T Ser einalte f11a Weehet1
auriid.
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lna9s-Steuer unrfaiie. Die 8orlage
aperoe oen1nabit 1e1n 8a1116esrafb 5l1<
geben. Die gntidei0upg babe 9etrof-
fen tperben f0nne1t, iebt 6as 8latt
bi1l5lt, tpeil Der S1tbaH Ser @ebrfor-
oerungen 1tl1nnrebr erbgiiltig feitite=
be. @s ba1p6le fib I'M ru1no ei1tbal11r
Dertfiinf5ig Minionen Marf.