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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03
BRYAN PLAN ENDORSED
IN THEORY BY JAPAN
Peace Principle Accepted. With.
out Detriment to Present
Negotiations.
TREATY RENEWAL DEBATED
Discussed by Viscount Chinda
at State Department-Arbi.
tration Not Wholly
Welcome.
fFrom The tribune Rurcau1


Washington, June .. - Viscount
Chinda, the japanese Ambassador,
called upon the Secretary of State this
afternoon to make formal announce
ment that Japan had accepted in prln-
ciple the plan advanced by Mr. Bryan
in behalf Of the United States for uni
versal peace.
Signatures Of the treaty proposed in
Mr.. Bryan's plan would agree 10 re-
frain from hostilities for at least lne
months while any conflicting claims
were under consideration by an inter
national joint commission. In the
case Of japan, as with the ten other
nations that have received the pro-
posal fayorably the response applies
solely To the general principle involved.
and none has committed itself TO APP
proval Of any of the details of the
project.
Therefore, it may be many months
before the tentative draft of the con-
vention which Mr. Bryan submitted to
the various embassies and legations
can be reduced to form which will re-
ceive their unqualified approval.
The statement by the japanese AM
bassador that his government was pre-
pared to give careful and favora pie
consideration TO the peace proposal mas
no bearing whatever upon the negotia-
-.
countries regarding the California
alien land legislation.
However. the call made by Viscount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03

WEDDING IN BERLIN
Kasc OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03
BRITISH SUBMARINE HIT
Coming Tower Wrecked, but
Vessel Comes to Surface.

Portsmouth. England, June while
engaged in maneuvres of the Isle OF
Wight to-day a flotilla OF submarines
made a mimic attack on the battleships
Irresistible and Prince OF Wales Of the
home fleet. The latter came into col
lision with a submerged submarine. wreck
ing the coming tower and superstructure.
The submarine however was ap1e TO
raacb the surface and return to Ports
mouth. .,,.t ..,..
Of the indentation Of a few bottom
plates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03
In the Temple Of Beauty.

ne first act passes in the Temple OF
'7s'W in Dreamland. julien ana
~'-lse are I'm ecstasy before a process
a o. dream daughters" and spec
:" Of chosen poets" Then comes the
..'~ple Of Fallen Poets (Poetes
''nus-a sort Of Hell. where Julien
Louise appear like Dante ana
Niiee. The succeeding tableau shows
Altar Of the Temple Of Beauty.
ne second act is that Of Doubt y
~ 'asses' In a beautiful Slayonian land,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03
where Julien is beset by temptations.

where Julien is beset by temptations.
The third act marks the beginning
OF the second part of the opera. 1t Is
that Of Lack of Power C'lmpuis-
sance'D, and is placed in remote
part Of Brittany.
The fourth .ct opens al cabaret IN
Montmartre. near the exterior bOulc-
wards. during the height Of the carn.-
val festivities. 4 succeeding tableau
presents the Place Blanche, in Paris,
during the mid-Lcnt fair. II is mid
night. From a little wooden extern
porized theatre. bearing the inscription
"Spendor of Truth. Visible FOR Two
Cents" joyful band Of inebriae
painters and students emerge bearing
upon their shoulders a risky little
daughter Of Montmartre, Louisette.
Julien. who has been drinking at
various cabarets, Yields 10 the invita-
ton Of a Mon,martre philosopher (oi
the breed Of the MagD and rushes into
the vortex Of the debauch. shouting
Drink 10 the death Of the Ideal and
Man is dead; drink TO Animal, the
king OF all"
Louisette, in frenzy OF carnal pas
sion, leaps into Julien's arms and all
ioin in the orgie. crowds appear from
the Moulin Rouge shouting in chorus:
I'VE are nothing but animals. Long
live Bestiality!"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03
An Impressive Finale.

A transformation scene ensues IN
which the Altar Of the Temple of
Beauty appears, but the Montmarbe
jewellers remain and indulge in horse
play (chahuts) and lewd dances be-
meath the altar. They finally burst
forth into a sacrilegious "sabbaL"
Then everything vanishes and a briet
silence ensues. The spectre Of Julien
wildly intoxicated, looms up and fails
10 the ground. From distance three
heartrending shrieks of despair are
heard and the curtain falls.
Intensely impressive effects are OBJ
tanned in both the idealized and in ma
materlalized parts of the work by mar
vellous skill in the handling OF
choruses.
Julien" is oxquisitely staged. NJ.
Rousseliere sang the part OF the nero
with deep feeling. and Mile. Margner-
tie Care. as an idealized Louise, was
excellent. Some Of the symDohc
scenes appear unnecessarily long ana
profuse. faults readily forgiven by the
enthusiastic Public because this daring
lvric symbolism contains gems of con-
summate beauty
Julien" is regarded as easily Char-
rentier's masterpiece 1t will be given
in London and New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03

"a. Altmatt & On. announce that on and
after SATURDAY NEXT, June 9TH, and con-
tinuing throughout the months of June, July,
August and September, the Store will be closed
at - o'clock noon on Saturdays and at P. nj.
on other business days.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21

oeres; til, at. 2a,,1ets Seq otter fan
fon1me l. 9ane, og. hi bepare ct irit
% l1afbuo1gigt IGorclano ion1 bort
%oonbelige. &pgitp6. @i0ragene, ser
lom, cit: lan1let Slrms ienere pi1 b!ipe
ie,1bt til rTorlpursfomiteen al 1913"
neo @aitor '@aral0 Scniem Scent,
Ger for Si0cl,: opboloer Jig i Cont
mnrf, ioru Mtellemmano.. bebes inb=
|icnote til &aifor +. &jpldeoe, @raD=
ling, @iebiaan, ser far lopet at
bore &usicrcr, eller til en- al Sc
lahore observation-disclosures. Suffering
bill fp!gc / 0anif=onnerifanife 81a0e.
g. &oroentoit. Solpang, Gal;
|E. &jslDeoc, @ropling, Micb.; 5. s.
2cru9er; Gl6a, Mebr:; S. Yebcriem,
&iborg, g. Gaf.: e. 6. &ielien.
IGe1nro, Gof.; 81. g.. N%n6erie,1, Gbi=
cugo, ST.: s. Mobielr; @r>1ib, Gol.;
IS. Senien, 3uitin; 9scbr.; g. e..
Sig, 8fatr, @eb:; &C. 90. M1roerien,
@1atr, Mebr.; g. 6. grifien, So
cine, @is.; g. Senic,t, @itbee, @is.:
81. s. &iloegooro, M>1ifego,r, Mtcb.;
~. g. slr0eri en, Saflarr0> Gal; s..
Senien Sent, @%jgbenDapn; st. Mn=
Ter, 2ircol,,, Mebr.; s. g. .Seriilb,
&ee1ob, isis; Gbr:: Jolcf, Setpct1,
Soma; Gorf 81. Slle,1, &artlano,
|&is. 20. Mpller, &omptor, Soma;
I'9. 9o,trie,r, Gmaya, &cbr.; u. IF.
'9ori &crtb Mmbop, g. s.; 81. g..
@eismm,,1, Coulter, Soma; Sbeo.
g Sect, Sl,tcbition, Mfnn.; q.
&irfcgoor0, Scromton, Soma; s..
&lambect, @%rioacport, Conn; s.
%Sbracnlen, &imbalfton. Soma; 81.
S. Gbriltcnlc,r, @i6org, e.. Gof.;
S. sin1ouicn, Chicago, ST.; SUBS.
eSsenier, @ilbtr, @oib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21
9wnrflannrt i Narr.

6or CIT Sis iiocn ,,bjtcote 0nnifc
&ninocrS Toriparsforcniug: l. 9un=
mart Ell Interchangeable Spiororing
til 2alrosmnno ON pco fripilIige
&iorog at beoc poa sc bur1tc Mong=
Ter / bort 6r0relonos Jcrioar, og
oerme Spfororing begrl1nocoes: I'M
Ser &cnblif til Sc. urotige oy furc=
trltclloe 6orbolo / europa blanot
onoet mco. fp!ge10e Sr6:
Sc l(p~eirslfpcr, Scr: / Mtnmcber
bar bGl11t- trllen0c oncr europa; far
nuo>cnoiapis mcb: forpWt Stprfe
moottct 1e1lcoc Im,fcrr pao Sc me-
get ipjclirm' Manu{cr; Duoru15cr bort
Torlpar liEcr, og iorbm1hentlig CT
mango Zine iom fpr par l1ttcoe;;
blcpnc onbnc6e flor, bc,r aSarc, Scr
tr1lcr Tnnnlurf un1er CT Gcroc,tss~
frig. Gn itor Gel al Mm1glcrne
bcb bort Toriour; fm life i en @a1t
ofhjrlpcs, mcl, pao mango Smrou=
ser fair ny ber Scr gisrcs meYet--
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21

2anostingsma1,b BiIla6s Gun
oerbiemme I Gnnn.arf far ogioa 81
pct bom eli fit 5fuosmadsbog, 0.
engelife og oanife 81aoe bar omtal
bam uforoelagtigt / Gortinoeli
mes Mnflage1 mos TrmeiSScb
fleton, en- engelif confidence mon"
iom belfpl6es for at bape pantfat 5,
irjfe 8roninpeler.
Self ON Der fan bnle forn1il0en
Sc SmitGnoigbeber | etfelte iaaoan
ne 9ilfGloe, fm intet nnbifpl
5 c al ST @rpn reiler runo1
Ii Mmerifa % 6lumere1
0anmnrf.
9ctfe CT @opeommftet lom ri lug.
ger tmm til 9u]t.
SEQ Wpoet talie, ioru6cu s.. so.
91rFe, o'9rr. 8. Nosmlsl en, Sage.
RIP og @oroenf(et9 imoo @ran.
st leocnoe Hru1ft / ST.. 6. &as:
musfens Iale par at ofeifc @r
|@rgn cit grflaria1g ON bpilfet 2anos
8orger Ian bar.
.Dette spbrgsmaal font &r. Grpr
meget ltpentet. Sun lpare0e - til
|ipnelaben6e npoigt = at ban 1rl1> par
canlf 8orgcr.
90 ban 10 fprit por oan1
|8orger, berefter afloor &ulolfob oq
i9roifab til Sen oanlfe 9oa,ge for at
|blipc amerifanif 8orgcr, mao
bo;1 jo igien babe fraiporet Sroifab
It'll sc 6ore,reoe Stater, for igjen al
|6lipe banif.
Spbrgsmaalet ligger oerfor ner:
~@bat nert?"
ST. @aroenfletb tit oog iiGr, ion1
GoIer, Mnlebning til at
|boane uDmmorfs ielpbeitalteoe
~uoenrigsminiiter" / traffenoe iati-
rifle @enoinger. 8iioloct bar So
|oaiaa fort, mel, ieprigt floppe6e
Bublifrm for begge Sioer al ca
gens 6ortalere, og finn Set at 81
|rigcnten tilfob' ST.. @rens 5fpts-
engc( / @allcriet dt foreilao eli Sat
It'll ST.. @rdn, forbt ban bar fommet
Itilite0e, bnilfet blep rpcotogct" peo
lat @olp6clen al &l>blifl1m rciite Jig
og pbcrligerc at mango por aaoct,
|gipcr Sc amerifonlfe 8looreportere
|oo @rbns 5ilbGnaere Sfpggc !
81 ct til at faloe set en- Scir for
bam.
Mcn oennc Sfpage, / mere en6
cit 6ori tono, benptte6e Sc ogiaa for
Iolt bpo6 SEN bar ppr0 = % list
It'll.
Get bar ohlolut fun Ell Eprrblts=
|iejr! ...
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21
(Snolc,rbt.)

9r. Meoofter!
Siaoo mig gjclnen1 9eres nreoe
elaO at 1otole lnig ON Sc Sl1otrpf
leg iif al MielS Grgn Mpoet / Sen=
bags / Ganio Sail, bpor @n1nerne
ct. S6omos @opncprojcftet og Set
ocltinoiifc &ompagnis Directions
@Gocrligbeo if11loc forbanoles.
Seq for nit &c6fon1ncnoe fultbe
life uSoroge nogc,1 Splpsninger an
|gaaen0e ct. Shomas @apncprojef=
tct, al bpo1 Ser blcp iagt fra no-
gen al Sioernc. Seller life blep
|ocr fra ST.. @rdns SIDE ircn1lagt
nogen 8eniier for at 9cltprelle len for
Oct p%eitin0iife &ompag,,i, ser fif
&oneesiioncn poo @apneonlngene
pao ct. 9bomos. bopoc foact oisie
paa CIT ,1pGroig Miaaoe.
@r. @rgns ltotolelie r ON @tots=
roo0 N,,0crlen, at Fan fprlt baDoc
uGrct &otclejcr / Sionl oa ie,e:s
|faact &onccsiion pao Sfopning al
|SrG Ser, % ioo barnet 9anlf=2lt=
|%oliatilf &ompogni nleo @ope0fontor
Ii &ip6enbopn, og ipm iii bor Scott
|torer / olle itprre 9o,1oe, bpor l,oe=
%ll1ffenoc oonifc Muato er anlattc,
fan life iigcs at bore forrebcriit
|ilnp0 Sen 6onlfe Stat.
Som ct @cpis poa, at q. g. n1o
larlige Erioilegicr ira Sen oonlfc
|5tot nnpne0cs, at &ompognicts
Sfi6c fprte spliti(ag. Seq for
itoor, at ctbpert @a%noelsifi6, Scr
|i6rer liot &plt, lar Set Eripile9ilm,
log ga oisle Sfibc iprcr list Toffc=
polt, ct set rimeligpis Grltnoen til,
at Sc igrer Splitting. Set iomme
1ginlocr ON Mn1crifoifibene, Ser ici=
Ter pao Seem Oorf.
Git sen 6onife Stat belit lelp
bltr6e forctoge @abneanlGgene poa
Let. 5bon1os CT Ser, ioo niot jeg
hes, life laqt Sfjnl poa, oa @tots-
rooo Mn6cricn frembgper set lelp |
ct Sfrift til Observation-Disclosures, fal=
Set r@etrogtninacr / Mnleoning al
&opneproieftet poo ct. Sbomas."
Som flyer: Set ct Ell Cont
nunSsopaopc, iorn rettelig poabpile1
|Soten."
Nt Set ogioa far brret alminoel19
befjenbt / 0onn1arf,' at ser por 6a:
re for at &opner flun0e fomne
u6enlon0lf &ontrol ne0 at MnlGge:
blcp giort peo pripot &opital, frem
qoor al Ell 5fribelle fra 8%eitDreliel
|6pori Ser liges:
Ser for paret 6rpgt for, a
4onceslionen f1n6e fore til at 4npi
:%)talen og 6ermeo Snoflp6elien ope
. papnen gif til l16lonoet.. @i belle
lfulot 10 2nifet ON, at @upitale1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21
st iarligt @an6 for Mebaftprer.

vi fdrltgt Sano tor He0attprcr.
Nrbejoerb(aoet "9uticb" / 9figa fejs
re6e ben 28oe Sanuor Subifaet ior
lit Mumer 100. Set iorteIler / Oct
te SIMMER meo ltolt Selpiblelle,
bporleoeS set er goaet mes Be tio-
li9erc SO Numre:
"3S Numere CT fonfiiferet. 5
Mumere CT belagt mcb CT Gtraf al
ialt 1900 Mublcr eller II Maanc-
oers 6pngiel. 6or ct Mumer blep
&eooftercn orreiterct, 11oen at ban
fltn6e fri Jig peb at betole M1t(ft.
Sire Meoatterer iiooer. Gn @coof-
ter bar uoionct fin Stroi f."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21

--- Sngen font ic, bpoh Trcm=
ti0c>r hrrer. / lit Sfip1, 1,tc,r set IT,
mes, lom ONT scr cnb,nt CT lep,rct
os CIT Iri1t:: ocn 1,1ar life goa ,sbc=
npttet hcn!"
elsie Sr0 taller oglon MG110 pg
&pilr0er; Scr CT r,u1bne ri bouif
Nob, meat lcncr uoenfpr T9orclon=
octs @rrnlcr., til @jcrtc. Me9et tp=
ser poo, at @rige,r pao @olfonboln=
dcn er Ipripillet til lo19t olporli=
gcrc og mere omfottcnoc &c,
% il,Nrl, fnn pGrc i Sptnl ON, at
Set gjrfocr bort T9orclonbs @tsi=
ltens. Dpis 9anoet life err rcoc til
meo 9@rc at BORNE 6cn gom1e
Sbclsgrl,n6 un6cr CT fomm,enoc
Teroensfrig.
81 m1ocrtegneoc ;.YrG1ter / Sc to
oonifc ll,tbcrfe @irfeiomfunb plejcr
fife at Monoc os nrcget / bore
9onosmGn6s politiifc eller iociale
6orbolo, bberfcn berobrc eller bjcm=
me; men oenne @o,,g oreicr het
lig ON en- Sag, Ser far 81,o til
6per uncitc bonif Monb og &binoe;
Set gjn1ber set Teorelon6, iom nor
Mooerfirfes nbleitc MG11o liac fra
Mbiolon og Mnoers Suncipn til Sal
le, @run6tpig og Sill. Sect far boz
ret mes til at peree boobc meo &ao6
og 9uob, set 8nbrclomo, for bpil=
fen @gl,ncn 'opitiger trinot ON
blon0t 6onife l1bponbrcrc Genbog
eftcr Gpnoog.
81 bo6cr &rigen iom cit al Spn=
6ens pnrltc 6%orbanoeller; men hi
bo0er elnbnu mere set llepc og oorife
Sin0, iom glemmcr Meobergets
Met pg Eligt oberf for rpperilf Gol>
oa Sperfalb uoefra, og ri %illltter os
ful6t 1lo til Song Gbriition sen
Gicr,bcs mor1oige Orb, naar ban MI
Zig beo Mptaar 'taltc for 6eorelm=
set 81. q. mes f6lgcnoe Sr6: rsSea
fdlgcr gon1mel SG0pone, noor jeg
MI / Sonfen f%orener mig mes 2m1bs-
mrno biemme og 11bc og iolt1mcn
mes Sem gnjfer, at @l1os &el1ignelie
mao hnile oner bort gan1lc Tnbre=
(on0, ioet hi bber pan lin Hla6s,
Sen bore itor cller lille, lrtter al
ppr &roft ms pan at birfe til 9m1:
marfs sore, og / Set hi lta0ig bal
set Mnlbor for 9je, at ri lfploer 81
fommenoe 5lngter at opergibe Sc
famine iclpiten6ige og frie 2an6, y
6ar mootoget at bore 6e6re, ii
6em."
&i opfor0rcr Ga ollie Sc SANDS
mpn0, Ser Iom Ri fdler Srnng ii
ogioa at gibe T~afl1emmeligbeoe
operfor Gn6relan6et ct ipmligt lis
trDf, til at gibe en- goo @nbe ii
3anmarfs 6oripar % ianIe6es 4igr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21
Land i Minnesotafor Salg.

Et stort Antal Farme og flere Tusinde
st0rste skandinaviske Settlement i Ameri-
ka, beliggende mellem st. Pau1og Duluth.
Skriv efter min Liste over disse Landejen-
va1ge imellem. Lindstrom ligger kun SO Mil
fra st. Paul. - E.A. AkERSON, Lindstrom,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21

&iscn: San jeg faa fri / @}or-
gen for at gao til min 8rooers Be-
gropelle?"
6rl,en: r5ioite 'llge par SC i
Sbeatret, / Spnbags bar Sc / Sir
fns og III til 9egraoelie. Seq ip=
11es, Sc morer Sem liot rigeligt /
Sen ii0itc Si6."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21

uScg bar trl1ft poa at pere slf
6olosmono / 6ebrllor Maoneo."
rSporfor netop / 6ebruar?"
vTproi set er bcr1 forteltc."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21

&co %oycnfollcn iaa man FORTE,
Sen CIT S5=oorig Some le6e paa
Eli.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21

Sens: uGapa."
&apa: ~Stille, jog far life Si0.".
Sens: "Men leg pil bare ippr-
&c Sig ON en- Eing."
&apo: "SSa, ioa ifpno sig oa,
for leg bor troolt."
Sens: ~9u, Hapa, Jig mig'buao
gipr &inoen, 11oar Sen life bleier?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21

@rpl1 buposr ioa ufolfcliat", at
Set er FIN sc Storc" og ubc Moe=
lige", at Eitoliotiif aompaani lfl1l=
Sc bope bgrpttct ior at fringe 9lc'
ner %igje1u,eW, og i lamme Mol1oe:
6rGt omtalcr fam lit r9reu til Son
gen., lit &ompogniifo6 mes ~9or>
I&intore" og lit &euifob me0 Mart
Sauna.
San guor rolf beef roel1 ON. Gnr:
net ct. Sbomas, % fortGller a
n8riniesie Marie los / Rallmarf %
feoeoe fig" % oerfor fit 8rins Sal.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-27
SWEET HONE

Health is very good in this vi- cinity at present.
 MT. Mcdonald says, all he needs now is a cook. Miss Shoe Cooper was the well come guest of Mrs. Bill Dowdle last week.
 Mir. Jim Huskey sent in the first cotton bloom. he must be getting smart.
 Mir. Oscar Montgomery was seen going west Sunday and has never returned.
 The farmers are rejoicing over the nice shower of rain which fell Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Noble Wilson and Mir. Hooper Mccain made a flying trip to Marlbrook Sunday and re- ported a nice time.
 want to tell all the school children to be ready to enter school the IA of July and lets S
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-27
PASTOT'S MOTHER IS ILL

Texarkana, June 24. The Rev. E. A. Few, pastor of the Metho- dist church at Prescott, is here at the bedside of his mother, Mrs. Jane Few, who is very i'll.
 Mrs. Few is. in her, ninetieth year and has been gradually fail ing for several weeks. Her con dition is now critical and practi cally no hope is entertained for herrecoVery. Her grand daugh- ter, Miss Francis Few, a teacher in the Little Rock public schools Is also here. -Texarkanian
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-27
E. N. DANIEL AND SON SHOE REPAIRING

As have just returned from a visit to relatives in Little Rock. and seeing a chance while there l found a argain in shoes and bought several pair of low quart CTS, black and white, also child. rens sandals. Call and see us be- fore buying.
 E.. N. Daniel & Son.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-27
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Prof. Fred Galloway is work ing for the Roberts Land and Loan Go.
 Mrs. Jeff Hines, of ldabell Oklahoma, is visiting her parents MT. and Mrs. ". J. White.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-27

make this a good school. Mir. Loe taught us a fine school in the winter, and let us help him to make this one of the best schools ever taught at weet Home School House. Mir. Loe is a fine teacher and 1 am sure he will do his part.
 Best wishes to all.
 The Jolly Kid.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-27

When your child has whooping cough be careful to keep the cough loose and etxpectoration easy by giving Chamber loin's Cough Remedy as may be re- quired, This remedy will also liquify the tough mucus and make it easier to expectorate. It has been used success fully in many epidemics and is safe and sure. For sale by All Dealers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-27
A. nONSON

At his Music Store. He is the most reliable and reas- onable music dealer. This is his 24th year in music bus mess in Prescott and have not heard of one dissatisfied customer.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-27
For Pianos

You will S av money by seeing
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-07-24
MORTGAGE SALE.

BY virtue of the power of sale con-
tanned in a certain mortgage executed
to me by Turner P. Briggs and wife
L. J.. Briggs, under date of November
18th, 1912, and recorded in book 36 at
page IL of the Henderson county re-
cords for mortgages and deeds of trust,
to secure certain Indebtedness therein
mentioned, which said debt is long
since due and payable and default haY-
ing been made in the payment Thereof,
both principal and interest, / will sell
to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
court house door in the town of Hem
Jacksonville, N. c., during the legal
hours of sales, on Aug. 10th, 1913, to
satisfy said debt, interest and costs,
all the following described piece, par
eel or tract of land lying and being in
the township of Hendersonville and
designated as follows:
Beginning on a white oak near the
old turnpike road. running South AZ
degrees west IL IL poles to a stone:
thence North 43 west II poles to a
stone and pointers; thence North AZ
East 10 IL poles to a stake; thence
South 43 degrees east IL poles to the
beginning, containing n acre, lore
OF less, adjoining the lands of r. II.
Liverett and known as the old Stoney
mountain school house property.
This July 18th, 1913.
A. o. JONES, Mortgage.
Ship & Ewbank Attorneys. 7-24-4tc
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-07-24
IMPORTANT NOTICE!


The Board of Commissioners OF the
town offHendersonville having chang
ed the rates for the supply of water to
residences and other water-using util-
tiles to a fiat rate of so cents per 1900
gallons without discount as hereto
fore. where meters are installed, and
making a charge of so per spigot for
water-users who have but n spigot
with an additional charge of % cents
70 reach additional spigot, notice is
hereby given that charges for water
will be at the above rates from and
after this date: and all water rents
not paid by the 18th of each month
will subject the water-user to a penal
ty Of having the water cut OFF and a
charge of ST, made for the reconnec-
Jon of service.
Notice is also hereby given that from
md after this date all water and con
nections made by the town in pur-
uance of the law governing connec-
IONS, will be charged for at the rate
If So for each connection.
This the Is day of July, 1913.
6. w. JUSICE.
City Tax Collector and Business Mgr.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-07-24
THE MExICAN SITUATION.
Thought to- be Embarrassing, But
Facts Not in Hand.

ta
washington, (Specia1.)4The admir-
lstration will make no move in the
Mexican situation and will reserve an
nauncement Of its future policy toward
the Huerta government until after
PRESIDENT Wilson and Secretary Bryan
have had an opportunity to confer
with Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson,
now enroute to Washington from Mex-
leo City.
Upon the advice and report of con-
ditions which Ambassador Wilson
himself presents will depend whether
ne Will return to the Mexican capital,
mo answer viii be made to the note
OF one of the European powers about
conditions in Mexico until the Wash
ington government has had an oppor-
tuHity to learn the true state of affairs
IN the southern republic.
Administration officials, in stating
the facts confessed their embarrass-
ment and difficulty in obtaining trust
worthy information at long h
about Mexican politics and its ephe-
neral changes. These same officials
let it be known incidentally that they
believed the demonstrations in Mexico
City recently against Americans were
fomented and manufactured by a
small group of Mexicans who were
trying to force the United States to
recognize the Huerta government
Equally artificial, they believe, were 4
number of recent happenings in the
Mexican capital, and it was suggested
that some Of the European members
Of the diplomatic crops In Mexico City
had been led though the anti-Ameri-
can manifestations to believe that the
chaotic conditions in the republic are
results of the Washington govern
ment's failure to extend recognition to
the Huerta regime.
Supported by letters from unofficial
sources in Mexico, Washington officials
are inclined to treat the information
transmitted by some of the Mexico
City diplomats to their governments
in the nature of Impressions and
not reports of the real and underlying
condition of Mexican affairs.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-07-24
Resolutions Of sympathy.

Whereas, 1t hath pleased our Heav-
emily Father in His wisdom to call from
earth the son of our brother, John
Albert. and sister, Sallie Maxwell,
therefore be it
Resolved, That we the members of
the Farmers Educational Cooperative
Union. of America, Local No. 2171, do
hereby extend to our brother and sis
ter, our tenderest sympathy, and that
this resolution be spreadeon our
ute and a copy be sent the bereaFed
brother and published in both county
papers.
Respectfully submitted,
j.. B. GUICE,
p. 3. MCCALL,
g. W. MORRISON.
Committee.