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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
20 1iilliarNen &criid)ssahg.
GHrrmet gSe-t in @cIie~n fAbreuerr
SebeRspcr iidIernneS .Bcirlid,uf:rn.


90 erob au6 Der 8eloIad esr a..
lpl6tislteu mooerntn omsritdnIid,tn
6inan5t6niee iit. 10 tonnten fix Deb
nitt alles Nanit taufsn, I.lbit nitt
nui Sem 9ebiste Der b!obsn geIoIihsn
Werte. Sic p1reu pobl imitonae.
bic GffeutIlden Sthuloen unierts
3anoss uno no6 psri hiebensr anoes
rem Stoaten 3u be3ablen. glbsi ale
oisit 9robten Nabobs auiammeu
ionnten bod niht 3. 9. oen etiams
ten Setra9 Der 2sbensrsrii9sruness
Infpriihe ouftaufen. psIde in oen
eeeenportig gu Sruft hs'tshsnosn Qos
liesn Der bstreffsnoen 8sielindfttn
Der 8er. Staaten uno aanooas ees
pGarIsiitst finb.
Dieter getrog tommt in run6er
3iffer ouf 20 Mi1iaroen ober 10000
MilIionen Dollars llno bas 1T nur
Die 60be Der 5uqsidrisbenen 9sriides
rung Der rrsguIdrsn" QsbsnSpsriitss
run93 @jefeIIidaften in oieien beis
oen 26noern. Die Sriiberlihlei.ss
ELECTROMAGNETIC obihon ih1e
stgentlihe 8liite7eit poriibsr 1T unb
pieIfuh cine oneebIidl nur i'm ,Sns
ttreiie Der Neriiterten oemad.e
Geissgebung ibnsn nahqerane nis
Irbsi: unh ole GriItsns sridlp.rt uno
os tleinersn peniaftens otr 9oniolis
oiru1g in Ole glrm. treibt, itelen im
gcnssn nod INNER eineu iebr fpi6tis
q9n 6nttor oar uno tperoen, tpsnn
4uh au peniQsr @erbGnoeu pereiniat,
oud ferner i'm 6sIoe blsibsn, ned
INNER etlpas BON Rubme Der rMrmes
mdnns 9sbsnspsriiderung" ums
ftrabIt. Dob has nur nebenbei.
Inter bsn pbiQen Qolicen, tp.I6e
bic 20 Wliiiorbsn suiammsniebsn.
iino ipcbI mande pon Isbr bobsa 9ss
trdaen, fir rsihs 2eute ousgeitent.
aber man tduIhs iih nidt: D.itnus
Der 9roBts SeiI bisier ,normsn
Summe isst iid bod aus 9,riihes
rung fir perionen BON nur mGbiasn
Witt.ln suiammen - in bieItn ss1l.
len perfonen. tpeIhs 'i6 Die 3obIuns
Der Yrdmieu am Runos abltartn
miiHeR. Ss eeht oomit GbnIih. ipie
NIT Der aufbrinauno Der OfT,ntli6en
Steuern; bis MaF, Der 3I,insn iit
uno bleiht INNER Der bel iueitem auss
TdIug9sbenos Sattor, unb nit allen
g.itrdg.n Der Reidfteu pirb man
niht melt tommen.
gllle Ole leitsnoen QebsnsperIi4les
rungs 0eIsufbaften btfinoen iid,
troB Der bel amtIi4er ltnteriuduna
sntbiiIten 9spaQten no niht i'm
Rnbmen ibrer leqitimen @eihG'te lie
9enben uuternebmunQeu mon6.r otrs
felbsn in iebr qsosiblihen 9eybGIts
nifIen un0 baben Dor alien iiberreibs
lihe R,Terpe GIsIoer. 70 oab ibre
@srantmortun0sTabi9teit nidt amaze
fofisn tpsroen lam, uno Iie alien
ibrtn 0erpfIidtunoen, i'm SInne Der
ausqeiteIlten VoIicen. prompt 3u oes
nijgsn in Der Gage iino. sic 3abisn
an Netfiherte orer Die Grben oerisIs
ben orrdihnittlitl isoes Sabr cine
babe gPiuidroe ooer 500 Wiuionen
0olldrs aus. GreiIih. penn ii:. nit
alien ibren unqeheursn 6onos uno
TeItit nit GinidIuB ibrer 'onitiqcn
geitdnbe, allen ibren 0erpiliGtuno.n
oher aud nur einem unqsp0hnIih
qroben 3eil berfeIben 5ur 9lsihsn
Set nud3utommen bdtten, baun
piir0e es nit Der 3ablungsfGbIQtcit
Tdlon ausfebeu. IS III nit 8dntcn
ia aud ni6t nnoers.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
SHrfiidDcr tSreibritsbclS.
sie Srmorenna Hiasi.SeiS in Der al.
bnnlidIcu Sanptitant

Der betannts tiiriiits 6reibeitss
belo Riosi 9si uno isin 4olutant
iino aieier 2a9s in @aIono ermorett
iporosn. Bon bort 9tbt uns iihsr
Den 9prfau uno feline 9orseiAit,ts
foIgenoe 0ariteIluus gu:
g.5Gnisr bon e urt, mar es Ger
betannte 6rsibsi,- Tiosis9ei, oeq
Dor einsm SabrIiinit SugIeib nit
enoer Sei Die Sunetiirten 9err.
ihaft aufritbtete. Seine glbitoms
mln3 mar IS. Die ihn 9eejQnst lhtis
men lieb CUR WliFiou, Die nunmstr
iein i6neIles Gnos berbsiesfiibrt bet.
Ius9eriiitet nit re;hen Ntitt.ln, man
fa9t 10000 @oloItiidn. lpanosyie
NidSiT 9ei in ben Iebt,n Wodtn bugd
IIbalien BON Stamm su Stdmm,
nm Yropo9onoa gu MAIDEN fir 0ds
Surtsntum, iiir nlbdniihe SeIbiis
it0noi9teit inter tiiriiiher Sbe5h.,rs
ithoft. 9tle einfluBrsi9eu 6ibttr
ioII er befutt bdben, tIinQsnbe Ir1us
men!e lparen bereot an Der 9(rbe,t.
Wlon psib, oob er fir hen 9lIbanisrs
tbrcn einen osmdniid)sn prinsen
oorihiug uno ais ein3igs Gsmeins
famieit QIsibes Gjelb, QIsihe Brief
r,orteu uno frsilpilIige Seerfoloe frrs
oerte. &iirSIit) ppIIte iid) ser bdrs
tiee Rid3i.gei auf sinsm itaIieniIhsn
0ampier einIhiffen, nm kirnsutsbs
ren. 0on einem 9salsitsr oefoIQt,
pouoerte sr 0emddIid biuter Ieinsn
Srdgern, Die 0as bsI6sibtne 9epGt
tru9sn: 2ageroedsn. SatteItaT6cn,
Elm 8iinoeI 0tdsn, aofferden. GO
ipor sr ON Gnos oss lon9en Sol8Ites
ges ongetommen, no stlihe Stufen
obpdrts fiibren gu Den untsu idous
teInoeu 9ooteu. Va itanben gtlbds
nier aus Den 8erasu, in bider, peiser
&lsiouua, betpafinst bis on bic
SABINE, pie IS bisrsulanoe 9ruuh 1T.
ploBli6 reibeu Sipsi pom ibnen bie
0spebre bod, mebrere S6iiIIe trus
den, uno Ria3is9ei uno isin g.gIeis
ter fdrbtu nit ibrem 8Iuit Die mnrs
f5en Qianten oes pisrs.
Oas mar gliaais Sob. Srieoe ieis
mem @sbenten! @r nor Elm tiidtiest
aerI, Elm g,raeer gbarattsr. Elm TaHas
tifher Ssmdne. @us &oiiotpo ipds
rem bic Sdttr. WGrntr oss Sta goIs
letina3, ndh einem @sriiht Ioaar
oeHen Sohn. lpdbreno Der @ater To-
sbsn ouf elmer Reiie burh Guropas
Sauptitdote mar. sic iiiirmtsn Den
2onbungsite9 nn1 polIbradter Sat
hinuater, bon niemanoem duI1eboIs
ten. hsreinigten lid nit iportenOen
&amerdoen - uuo 9inqen gemahIlh
3ur rdditen aoffeebuoe. Sic srs
tIdrter Iout, oob lie stlpa 30 Ges
pafintte cine allqemeine Sdisbes
rel herporrufen piir0en, penn man
iie hsIditigen piiroe. llno Die neue
Rsqisrung bts neusn Staoten0ebiIbes
2ubanien lieb Die Qsute Iaufsn. ia
riet ibnen, in bic 8erqs gu bsrIhnins
Den. 60 blieb Der Wloro unQsIiibnt
uno 1T be3eihusnO fir Die rSiders
beit", ole in NIbanien berridt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
3..9l. 9ebrerbnno sratnlirt.
Cincinnati, o, 27. Otai

cincinnati, ~, x. W(Ql.
Ser Teutihs9lmeritaniide 9ebrsrs
buuo, sinseoent Der boben NusSsths
nuns. Die ibm Isstes Sobr bel ieiner
Teutiblanbreiie ipioerfubr. OILS er nuf
WilbeImsbpb bel aaiieI pOn Der Saiie.
rim uno Der TrinSsiiin @ictoria 9oulie
in 10 liebenswiirolser @eiie empfansen
purbe, idiite am Samltas pom bier
aus burb ieinen Erdfioenteu sur 8srs
mablun9 bes aaiiertodierleins na6s
itebenbes aabeIsrnmm aus:
,Grinseilin 9ouiie ppn &reusen,
gerlln. Ger 9eutihsAmerltaniide 9sb.
rerbuno lpiiniht Der anmutbjgen IOh'
ter bes beutihen 6erriderpnares bas
boflits Glilt in Der Ghe.
(9e5.) Or. .. 8. Sid,
Cincinnati. 3"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
- J9unoerbare Sautialbe.

BudIens strnitaiolbe ii lberdu be-
tannt oIs bic bette SdIbe 'lr ale 6nut'
trontaeitsn unb aud fir Sranbs uno
Guetihwunosn unb Bsulsn. Sie nimmt
bic @ntSlnbung fort uno 9ldttst uno
bsilt. 8. Z. SoBman, 6srnusseber
Der Reius in gornslius. 81 g.. lhreibt,
bob cine Shn6teI pon bisisr Snlbe ibn
uon siner i6rperen 6nuttranihett beilte.
nahbem aGe onoeren Sa.ben ni6ts gee
nlst boiten. Sur 25t. Gmpfoblsn
uun 8. Z. Grbari. Npoibs''r.-an5.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
9lemes oemofratiibes Ytmt.
@aibinaton, 30. Moi.

gSnlbln9ton, 20. MtaI.
sem 9autus Der bempfratii6en Ses
natoren wurbe am Mtittwoh Senator
Z. 6. Qetpis pon Slinpis gum oemos
tratildsn ,5loOr'Wtanaser" bes Sun'
besienats sewdbIt. als @ebilIe Sena'
tor &erns; bisie nsae STEELE entipri6t
benz oifiSielIen ,@inpeitider" ber Gars
tel i'm Sauie. Der &autus eriudte
auBerosm alle bemOtratiiden Senato'
rem. biz Sur Grlebisuns Der Tariiopr'
lase in Der Sunoesbauptitobt su blei'
ben, unb ibrs etmaisen gurppa'&eiien
auf ipdter su usridiebsn; idlieBlid
wuroe nod Elm &omite ernannt, bas
nit einem entipredenoen &omiie bes
Sauies unb bem bemCtratiiden 9ta'
tionalfpmlte iiber Die &eor9anliation
bss gOnsrebtumpasnetOmites beratbsn
iplI.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
3tuei Minipncn geiammelt.

Canon, .. -. Wat.
Su elmer einmDhenliifen S1mmluu9
nuroen bier 100000 nui9ebrntt,
um Die Staot sssen 6otmoher beiier
su ihiiben nIs opes blsber Der Sail
eemeien, uno Ser g9leoertsbr elmer
aataitrophe wie Der in IRGri porSus
beu9en. Tie 9lrbeiien. iur Die iahs
tuHoise Sn9enieure geuonnsn il D,
iollen ipiprt III Nn9r'if senommen
mernen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
3ebn 9(rbeiter gctOotet.

Ninrtinsburg, 8. Bn., u. Mni.
9luf Der MnsnOIln,9inie Der 8altis
more & Ohio 8ahn flmen an Wontns
Bormittns bel zoe @uup, N. &a..
sebn Stredenarbeiier um's 9eben. bic
pon sinem Dit!ib iubrsnben Iaiinsiers
sue ii5erfnhrsn puroen. beiieu Dernns
nnben lie nidt bemertt batter; brei ans
bere wurben perIest in's SpitnI nah
Martinsbure eebraht.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
Neneruns eingeiiibrt.

San 9ranciscp, gal., 29. Wai.
Der 8erbonb Der Babnanseitenten,
belien 8onpent oessnpdrtis bier tast,
einiste iid am Mittmod auf zine 9len'
berun9 bss @erbanoes. eSn 3utunIt
msrben Sarnu9 Die 8oIicen poa ausbes
aoblt merben, psnn bic Snbaber bas
9llter uun 20 Sabren errei6t baben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
Mmerifaner geebrt.
@ipu 90 gPoi

g8ien, 80. Wtoi.
Ger ameritaniibe Botidafter bier
sab am Witttuuh 9lbsno su @bren Der
amerlfaniiben gummiiiiun. tpetde bic
eurppdiiden Spiteme Der Muiterfar'
men, Der 2anobnnfen uno Der itdotis
iden SdIabtbduier itubiren pil. Elm
8antstt. an Dem Sipeibunbert Hsrionen.
barnnter uieIe &e9ierunssbeamte, tbeil'
nabmen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
2unnel iuiro nid,t gebnut.
Banana, u. 9fai.

NuHuUIU, : Z. 9tNI.
gSie aus SuperloBIlher GueQe uer'
lamtet. lit Der pon Gberlt Sbthnls, benz
ghef. .Sn9enieur oss Gandmatunals em'
pIohlene Ylan. einen 9unnsi inter bem
Canal ourhSulegen. uon Der Sunees'
reserun9 in @aibin9ton n5qelehnt
poroen, oa Die Soften nnh oen 8oran'
ihldgen iid ;u bob beIauien wirOsn.
@s iin6 jest spei Yidne in Griudsuna,
cine Bride iiber BEN Canal au bauen
pber einen reeeImdbieen 5abrbopt'
bienit swiiden ben bsioen liern ein5u'
rihten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
eSnnfems1 1elepbpnie.
Berlin, 30. Moi

CtIltI, 81. Utut.
Gin neuer &etoro fir orabtIoie 2ele'
pbonie muroe ON Wlittpoh BON Der
6unfenitntion in 9iauen bel Berlin
aulaeItellt. Gin Beamter Der Statlon
Los cine bnlbe Stunbe lang aus elmer
2eituns nor. uno feline Stimme tonnte
6entIid in einem 8abius uOu 375 bis
425 Meilsn Jeb0rt meroen, oarunter in
@ien. Gtlihe Der Gmpianss sitationen
beIhperten iit oariiber. oaB Der Be'
ante in gfauen su Iant seipro1en
babe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
Spanien's Budget
Maorio, 30. W2ni.

Maorio, 20. Wai.
Die 6urmiruns zines Stueiten 5lots
tenseidwaoers. iople ausseosbnte Gsr'
beiierunaen in Der Nrmee iinS Die mih'
tighten Euntte bes Budgets, bas Der
ipaniiden 9eputirtentammer in Wabrio
am WiittipDd pom 5inanSminiiter uus
terbreltet ipurbe. Ser Minilter per'
ani6lnst Die Gussabsn ouf $231.s
Ooo.oOO uno Die @innabmsu auf $780,
600 600
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
Merifnniihe Hebenen f1ieben.
9lerp Nort, 30. Wai

9tem Yort, 30. Wat.
Ser meritoniihe @eneralfOniul III
Stem Oort bat am Mittmph pom meris
tanilben Stantsietretdr, Grancisco De
la 8arra. elm 1elesrnmm erbalten. in
benz eemeloet wtro. baB Der auiltdnois
ihe @oupsrneur bes Staates Sonora.
Yesquira, nit isinem Stab TN Gananea
9uludt seiudt babe. Die &esierunss'
iruppen lpllen in betrd6tli6er Sabl
nuf SermplilIo ju marIhieren uno cine
ftarte 9lrtilIerie NIT iith fiibren. Die
Sage ion fir bic &eb,nsn auBerit ernlt
iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
8eaeu 3r. ,srieomann.
g2erp yort. 27. Noi.

z. &. D'Gpnnsa, elmer Der blsi9sn
@eiuno beitsbeomisn. eriu6te am Nton'
tae @siunbbeitstummiiidr 2sberle, iii
Der ndhiten Sisune Der 8eiunobetts'
bsb6roe cine RsiolutOn eiu5ureidsn,
Die 9lnpenouna oes Tr. JrisS'
mann'iden Serums sesen 2ubsrtu'
IoIe ,u perbieisn, bis Der Nadfpsls
erbratt lit. boB bnsisIbe niht itdb'
LID fir bic Gsiunobsit Der Tntisns
ten lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
Ieutidlanbs 8etbeili9ung.
Berlin, 29. Mai.

CeIllH, 20. Itut.
Der beutihe Staatsistretdr Oss Sns
neru bat am Mittfuoh eine aonferenS
ppn Mdnnern Der Snouitrie uno oes
Sanbels auf ben 2. Stunt na3 Berlin
elnberuien. in Der iuIammen NIT Nttt'
alisbsrn bes &abinetts Die RdtbIidteit
elmer BetheiIieuns GsutidIanos an Der
1annma.8aciiic @eliausiteluns, bic
i'm Sabre 1915 in Suu 5ronciscO obs
osbalten pirb, beiprOdeu tDeroen lou.
qie 9onisrsn; ipirb iid nit ben tom'
mersieaen Bs;isbunssn 0eutidIonbs 5u
ban gSer. Stnatsn. bsiOnbers nit bsm
mnbriheinli6sn Ginflus oes neuen
9oItariffs; nit Der R6sIi6tsit Der
GntpidsIuns bss 9anosIsbesiebunssn
9eutIdIanes 81 anosren 2dnosrH am
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
Vertras nerldn9ert.
9RnHriS % 9Rni

N116rl0, 2y. WIlt.
9ie 5diebspsrtrass 'GOnuention Smis
l6en Spuuien uno BEN Ser. Staaten
tpuroe ON ajtittmoh bier nm meitere
fiuI Sabre psrldneert Ser &ertras
tpar sum eriten WtaI i'm SUM- 1908
gelhloGen pprben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
Winen fueroen mntcriuht.
q onitantinppeI. q. Ntai.

n VT ~ -
Die tlrtiide 9tesierun8 bat ON
Eiensios cine iahuerltduo9e aommll'
lion ernannt. bie Die in Der Hdhe Der
6aieneiniabrt pon Smprnd. fpo jest
turs nahelnoer sipei RaliaaIerihIlie
seiunten iinb. befnblihsn Sseminsn
~ un,sriubsn uno boinr Gorge gu
tra9en bat, bas Die giniahrtt in ben
Saren fir frleoIide Sdine un9eidbrs
Iit Ut.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
9lene Slnflase sesem Scbnion.

@9Itn9O, Ju., EJ. Wtul'
Der iarbise Treisbprer Sad Sobnt
ion. Der fiirslib Der &erlesung Der
Manns9lfte iduIois beiunben wuroe,
wurbe am Wtittmoh in Chicago, 3d.,
perbaitst, neil er ansebIif bas Slus'
puffrrbr leines 9lutomobils nlht Obj
seltellt hntte. @r muroe 9e9en leinc
eisene 8nr9sridaft freigelaiien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
Berlin, 30. Wai.

GenernIfslomaridan pOn Der @oIs.
Der iriibers Sultrutteur Der tiirtiiden
9ruppsn. isst @ensraIinipstteur Der
iehitsn slrmsssS Suiptttion in Berlin,
bat ben &aiier eriuflt. ibn ieinss Sons
monbos su entbeben; pom Der @OIs trat
int Sabre 1901 ins 0esr Elm uno nahnl
an ariese sesen Ssiterreih i'm Sabre
1866 uno am oeutidfranSOiiiten arisse
1S70-7l theil.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30

nbtrfrar36fif6sn Qrs
NEE 1T Gin Gpitsm BON Trahen
unosfubrt norosn. ourh psIfes elm
mann in bic Quit qsbobsn tpsrosn
ionn, penn fir einen gdIlon p0er
cine Glugmaf6ins Der Mino gu hefs
10 III.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30

&a5ifii9sH S;sau. ioiuie nit ben pdbrs
ihein.ihen 6olseu Der ytihtbei6iduns
Der Nusiteuun9 pUn ieiten 9snti9laass >
bsi6ditisen.
Bomber @pIb sebt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30

Ote ,,Horeiterp"-3ettun-
gen baben sic Geiebiebte
pom "a GreiIe uiobt nu,
miticbreiben ienoern nit
macben tclfen.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-02
SWAT THE FLY
AND help WIPE
OUT TYPHOID
State Board of Health Sounds
Warning AS Period For Dis
ease Approaches
AUGUST, SEPTEMBER
AND OCTOBER WORST
Pests Now Preparing for Annual
Spread of Illness and
Death

With the coming of summer heat
and flies typhoid fever is increasing
and only a determined war against
the disease breeders will save De-
troit from an epidemic of typhoid
during the months of August, Sep
tember and October. This is made
evident by the statistics just issued
by the state Board Of Health, which
show that the three months which
follow the present one are always
the worst OF the year for the viru-
lence of typhus germs. The average
for the past four years has been 2SS
cases for August, 3S6 FOR September
and i19 for October. AT nc other
time of year do the figures approach
this and the house fly Is blamed for
the trouble.
The epidemic Of measles that has
been afflicting the city is natural
thing in June and will probably pass
on in July 10 make way for whoop-
ing cough which has been reaching
It's maximum this month and the two
months preceding.
or all the diseases recorded In the
statistics of the state board of health,
typhoid fever leads In number of
Gases, and the ny Is responsible for
the spread of II. This month he is
getting IN his deadly work in prep
aration for spreading death and i'll
ness next month.
Swat the fly!
The Detroit times., 1913-07-02
ICE ORDINANCE
GOES THROUGH
IN JOKE FORM
Emasculated Measure Will Not
Take Effect For Sixty
Days
LCHAS. MCMAHON SALOON
TRANSFER is HELD UP
Business Mems Association Will
Be Given Opportunity To
Make Protest

The now famous O'Brien ice ordi-
nance. as passed by the common coun-
ell, Tuesday night. will not work a
hardship on the ice dealers, and as q
protective measure for the ultimate
consumer its force has been killed.
Aid. Maurice J. Heating. l nthe role
of little Memo. drew the fangs from
the ordinance and In it's present form
the measure Is joke.
The ordinance was originally in
tended to insure TO the consumer cor
rect weight at each purchase. eut
two words, when requested insert
eI In the measure by Keating. re-
lieves the ice men from submitting
certificates of weight with the cakes
unless the consumer specifically so
demands. Also. the ordinance will
not take effect for 60 days, and by
that time IL is hoped the hot spell
will be over. The ordinance couples
every ice wagon TO be equipped with
pair Of scales, but the extra work
OF weighing chunks on request will
not be such as to necessitate an In
crease In the price OF ice.
Aid. OBrien selected the psycholog-
ica time when the mercurp was
knocking against the top of the tube.
to force his pet ordinance on tie
perspiring council, but Aid James
Vernon, in a counter attack, wheeled
tank OF cold ginger ale into the
council chamber. thereby refreshing
and cooling the aldermen just In time
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The Detroit times., 1913-07-02
SCANDAL FAILS
TO MATERIALIZE
in COURT ROW
Actress Withdraws Heart Balm
Action Against Marquis of
Northampton
DEATH OF FATHER .as,s.
PAvES WAY TONWED
London Social Danes and Stage
Folk Pack Court Room To
SuffOcatiOn

LONDON. July 2.-Society that
jammed the kings bench division got
thrill today when Sir Edward Car
son, counsel for the actress, Daisy
! Markham, in private life Violet Moss.
announced that the Marquiss of North
ampton agreed to pay his client $780,
600 I'm settlement for her breach or
promise suit
The plaintiff therefore desired tot
withdraw the action, Sir Edward said,
and Justice Bucknill made the order.
In explanation of the settlement, the
lawyer read the last letter that the
marquis, then Earl Compton, wrote TO
the actress. II was pathetic and
brought tears to many eyes In the
court room, which was thronged with
all the society women and stage folk
that the bailiffs would allow to enter.
During the reading the marquis sat
with his head bowed, flushing pain
fully and nervously moving his hands.
In contrast TO his demeanor was
that OF Miss Markham, who. attired
In rich mauve gown. with big black
picture hat and nodding plume, sat
cool. cheerful and smiling near her
counsel.
The letter said that the marquis
still loved the actress, and always
| would regard her as his ideal. the per-
| feet woman. His father, though, had
convinced him that their society world
would not receive her. and their mar
riage would only make her life mis-
10 ha
sake, he said. that they part. IL
wound up with the declaration that
| the writer was driven half mad by
his decision to break with the woman
and that be now had nothing further
to live for.
The engagement of the then Lord
| Compton and Miss Markham was an
open secret. gossiped in the green
rooms and the west end. The late
Marquis OF Northampton heard Of IL,
and was furious. He threatened 10
dsinherit his son. but seeing that an
ger did no good, he appealed to him
! to give up the actress. Apparently
his persuasion was successful, for
| Compton broke with Miss Markham.
! Then came the breach OF promise suit.
| The late marquis offered the actress
! $50. 900 to settle. but she declared
that she did not want money, nothing
but marriage would satisfy her. Then
the marquis died in italy few weeks
ago. and II was said that worry over
the affair fastened his end Also, II
was predicted that the son would now
marry Miss Markham When the
case was called on Monday the court
room was packed, and great disap'
poiutmeut came> to the cager~tifFe
when the hearing was postponed un'
I'll today
The Detroit times., 1913-07-02
HOLD RAILWAY MEN
FOR TWO DEATHS
Chicago COroner's Jury Takes
Decisive Action in Grade
Crossing Case

CHICAGO, July 2.-Acting under
orders from Coroner Hoffman. deputy
sheriffs started out today to take
into custody on charges Of man.
slaughter all officials Of the Metro
politan West Side Elevated railroad
and of the Aurora. Elgin 4 Chicago
Railway Co, as the result of an al
most unprecedented verdict returned
by coroner's jury late yesterday
The railway officials were held by
the jurors 10 be responsible for the
deaths of George NJ. Scott. Civil wal
veteran. and his niece. Mrs. Harriet
RI. Smith. wife of Willis X. Smith
noperator on the Chicago board OF
trade. who were killed on June %
when Scott's automobile was struck
by Metropolitan train, running over
the tracks of the Aurora, Elgin 4
Chicago at grade crossing.
The jury found the Metropolitan
railway management to blame for the
accident because the gates were not
up at the time. and that no person
was on duty 10 operate them, and
that because of the position of the
motorman's booth he. could not see
to the left side of the train.
The release of the motorman was
recommended. but II was urged that
all officials of both roads be held to
tho Cook county erand jury on
charges OF manslaughter.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-02
ROUT INFLUENCE
OF INTERESTS,
MURDOCK'S CRY
Mulhalrs Confession Proves Ex-
tent of Organization, De-
clares Kansan>.
f
FUTURE RUIN OF
PEOPLE3EOPARDIZED
More of the Direct Primary and
Recall Given AS the
Remedy
BY VICTOR MURDOCH.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The con-
fession Of Col. Mulhall has furnished
details and proofs confirming charge
long made and generally believed, that
Congress has been more or less under
the influence OF spcial privilge.
The Mulhall confessio shows spe-
cial privilege has been organized to
secure special representatives in Con-
gress for the defeat of popular lgis-
lation and for the passage Of special
legislation.
The sensation in the Mulhall expos
ure consists in it's detail and its
wealth of documentary proofs.
II Is enlightening to many also as
to the widespread character OF this
lobby's operations.
It has long been known that mem
bers who served special privilege
were selected by special privileges.
help was received in casual and spo-
radio way.
This exposure shows special
privilege has been organized on a
national scale. drawing from an
almost unlimited expense fund
and working secretly for the po-
litical determination Of Congress
men daring TO serve the people
and for the political aggrandize-
ment of Congressman willing 10
serve special privilege.
II is important that this matter
should not pass as the newspaper sen
sation OF day.
II is something more than that.
Ii Is a revelation as to what repre-
sentative government may become
when II is too far removed from the
direct influence OF people.
II Is a revelation as to the impera-
tive need for more popular govern
ment Members must be more direct
ly subject TO the control OF their peo-
pie.
We must have more Of the direct
primary and more OF the recall: 9th
erwise the form OF government which
we call republic and which contains
O Congress for the service of special
privilege Is failure.
repeat we must not forget the les
son in the mere sensation of this
startling and most interesting revela-
tiOn