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Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

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8cneraI %obniton's ma6rnebmcr
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rlte6t natiirlih 4ommiiiar Saroinq
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

Gis lit tcrcr 5itr 3cit, itnO ser Site
lutacn Dicl begc6rt. Mandc Nrtifel
Belfen Sis 81 fOmierDieren MaS limb
Del Sarber unO 9iOf 81 babcn.
Mtan ietc bic nefte NnnOnce.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

" Miller @ros. @ onOeIbiI-
Scr G6eater.
No. 507-509 Ncnnte Ctr, N.-8.
SGglid meme SilSer.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

Serr Ginlon @olf mo Satin
bnben iid nab geeip Samibire in Die
Gommerfriide gegeben.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26
gerIaaot:

Deutl6c aodin, melde wiaens
lit, auf 0as Qano 81 geben. 26bn
$4,000 per Monat.
Mau fragc an go. 1876 12te Str.
SID Oft.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

We6mrten
So6n ua0 MotbiIoe &olOenbad, | sc.
@ml. mo g0itb 3eifel, | 90.
gSm. uno Wtarie @agner, | 80.
6ralf unO @nna Nebel, | 80.
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6reo. uno Blonde Siebolo, / s..
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SOOesfGlte.
Gberpla S6iipbad, 50 Sabre alt.
6reO. Gdloiier, AZ Sabre alt
@race 2eimbadt II Monate alt.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26
&erfanfSiteaeu
Oes u@aibingtOn SOnrnal".

Sobn qinoer, 633 @-StraBe. RS.
Sam Moums, 900 @-StroBe, G.-N.
s. 81. Bird, 2153 $50. 9lpe., N.=g9.
3. @irfb SOB lite Str, N.=@.
4merican Sobacco So, 475 8enlls
lDlpania 9lpenue, H.-@.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

4leranOria, ga.
S. &eece Gaton, 1913 60 Roal ct
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-13

doors and gorges himself on food in- tended for others. Because of this failing a great many flies get thrown out of American homes. It is pos. sible to throw fly out of the house without ruining him permanently but very few people take the trouble to practice up in this art.
 Worst of all is the fiy's well known carelessness about his feet. He is the small boy of the insect tribe and likes nothing better than to wade around knee deep in microbes and then track them all over the house.
 Until the fly sleeps later, rings the door bell before visiting strangers, and soaks his feet in carbolic acid each evening, he can never hope to become popular in this country and swatting him will continue to be the great American exercise.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-13
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1913.
HEADED FOR ALASKA.

Once more does it look as if we might have a steamship line to Alas Ike. We say it looks" that way, and that is as far as we dare go. It is not that the best business interests of the city fail to realize the advan- tage which the establishment of regu- lar transportation facilities between this city and Alaskan ports would bring, but somehow all efforts made in that direction, and there have been many of them during the past ten or twelve years, have been fate dto fail ure. It has not been easy to un- derstand just why, but the fact has been painfully palpable.
 The potential value of Alaskan com merce is something ill which the shrewdest business men of this sec tion have an abundant faith; and that Portland by the circumstances should profit by fair share of this com merce is theoretical conclusion with "HICu we udNC luuo A1l ltaAiOa Io conform in practice. On numerous occasions there has been the pros pect of getting down to business in the premises, but in every instance some covert fact or influence has de- feated the purpose.
 We are optimistic enough to believe that this sort of thing cannot go on forever. This city is in position to maintain profitable trade relations with Alaska, and those trade relations are bound to be established sooner or later. We prefer to think that the initial step is at last about to be talk en.
 Even if the first enterprise of this sort be classified as one of first be- ginning, it ought to be matter of local business pride and business in terest to make it q success. If there should be genuine and practical effort in that direction, it will not be long before the business will grow of it. self, and without the need of other than ordinary business support. Alas kan people want to trade with us. They have assured us of that repeat edly and emphatically. It is up to us to reciprocate, and to profit by the reciprocity Portland Telegram.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-13
THE TIDES.

Thursday, November 13. High tide 11:12 a. Ill. Low tide 5:O6 d. m., 6:07 p. Ill.
 Friday, November IA. High tide 1928 a. m, HAS a. m. Low tide 5:36 a. m, 6:39 p. m.
 Saturday, November IS. High tide 1:08 .. m., 12:14 p. m Low tide 6:06 a. m., 7:17 p. m.
 Sunday, November 16. High tide 1:46 a. m., 12:47 p. m. Low tide 6:41 a. m., 7:57 p. m.
 Monday, November 17. High tide 2:27 a. m., 1:2S p. m. Low tide 7:23 a. m., 8:41 p. Ill.
 Tuesday, November 1e. High tide 3:17 a. m., PIP p. m. Low tide 8:11 a. m., 9:3O p. m. Wednesday, November 19. High tide 4:16 a. m., 3:04 p. m. Low tide 9:O6 a. m., 10:27 p. m.
 Thursday, November 20. High tide 5:20 a. m., 4:17 p. m. Low tide 10:24 a. m., 11:29 p. m.
 Friday, November 21. High tide 624 a. m., 5:44 p. m. Low tide 11:57 a. m.
 Saturday, November 22. High tide 7:21 a. m., 7:16 p. m. Low tide 12:36 a. m., 1:3O p. m.
 Sunday; November 23. High tide S:11 a. m., 8:35 p. m. Low tide 1:3S a. m.. 2:39 D. m.
 Monday, November 24. High tide 8:57 a. m.. 9:43 p. m. Low tide 2:34 d. m., 3:39 p. III.
 Tuesday, November 25. High tide 9:39 a. m., 10:3S p. m. Low tide 3:22 a. m., 4:26 p. m.
 Wednesday, November 26. High tide 1O:19 a. m., 11:28 p. m. Low tide 4:0S a. m., 5:16 p. m.
 Thursday, November. 27. High tide 11:02 a. m. Low tide 4:48 a. m., 500 p. m.
 Friday, November 2e. High tide 12:18 q. m., 11:43 a. m. Low tide 5:30 a. m., 6:43 p. m.
 Saturday, November 29. High tide 1:05 a. m., 1925 D. m. Low tide 6:13 a. m., 7:29 D. III.
 Sunday, November 30, High tide 1:51 a. m., 1:37 p. m. Low tide 6:57 a. m., SIP p. m.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-13

It is said that the tango will be the favorite society dance this winter Society never was much of a place for an old man.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-13
THE PIONEERS HOME.

The Alaska Pioneers Home. which was established by an act of the Ter ritorial Legislature is fast filling up. and it promises to be taxed to it's capacity before siA months shall have elapsed The average age of the in- mates of the home is over siXty-seven years, and the average time of resi- dence exceeds twenty years. The sad dest feature to be noted is the fact that among them are number who are nearly if not quite entirely help less, paralysis and rheumatism being the contributory diseases that have caused this condition.
 The legislature appropriated the sum of ten thousand dollars for the maintenance of the Home for the de- cennium, but the steady increase in the number of pic neers applying for admission bids fair to exhaust the appropria tion before the next meeting of the legislature. The Home is be- ing conducted in as economical a manner as is consistent with the health and comfort of the inmates. The public might be reminded that gifts of newspapers and magazines, for these old pioneers will be well come, and as the season of Christ mas is approaching they should not be overlooked when presents are be- ing considered by those who are more fortunate.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-13
Life Saved by Rubber Tube.

With his leg caught in the tide gates that protect the meadows at New Haven, Conn.,, from overflow, 16-year-old boy faced death for four hours while strenuous efforts were being made to effect his release. The fire and police departments were call ed out, and rubber tube was in- serted in the boys mouth. Through this he managed to breathe for hours after the incoming tide had covered his head. A trolley wrecker finally succeeded in smashing one of the tide gates. allowing the tide to flow over the meadows and lowering the sur face of the water so that the boys head was again out of water, after which it was possible to force the gate enough to release his leg Aside from the shock the boy was appar- ently uninjured.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-13
The Fly.
(By George Fitch.)


 The fly is only little thing but he is as unpopular as if he were a trust He is unpopular for three req sons: 1-because he gets up too ear ly in the morning; 2-because he comes where he hasn't been invited, and 3-because he does not keep his feet clean.
 The fly hasn't thing to do in the world and could well afford to sleep until 10 o'clock. Instead he gets up at daybreak and flies around the near est bedroom like French monoplane going after the GordonBennett cup. When he has finished HOO circuits he cools off by flying 700 times around the exposed ear of the person who supposes himself to be sleeping in the forehead of said person and digs holes ip his skin with all the vim of small boy excavating in piano with a new jackknife.
 Because of these actions great many taxpayers Wake at a. m. en- tirely against their will and spend the next three hours hating the fly and planning for his ultimate ruin. The fly also attends meals with out being asked, spends long hours in parlors, whose owners he does not even know by name, and sneaks into kitchens through leaky screen
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-13

Fresh fish at the Valdez Cafe. {
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-13

If the men who stood on the street corners last night criticising the work of the fire department had spent half the energy they used working their jaws in helping to pull the hose cart, chemicals, hook and ladder, and oth- CT apparatus to the scene of the fire, there would have been less cause for the criticism.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-13

The members of the fire department ran to the fire hall to get the en- zines, while the men who usually do the loafing and the talking stood on the street corners watching the flames eat their way through the roof of the building and telling how the work should be done.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-13

Speaking of the high cost of living a recent report of the London Board of Trade states that except among the richer people of Great Britain, the cost of living has increased but slightly in the past thirty years, while there has been noticeable in- crease in wage rates. Different in the United States, where the high cost of living has given everyone a jolt, while the cost of high living is always soaring.
 Fresh eastern oysters at the Var deg Cafe. n
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-13

The question in China now is whether Dr. Sun Tat Sen will join the Manchus to form a Bull Moose party and stand at Armageddon.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-13

That the Duchess of Fife has thirty eight hats is not so remarkable as the fact that she had the time to decide upon so many.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-13

A Washington girl is to sacrifice two fingers that she may have nose while with some men two fingers give them red noses.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-13

It's such fine old world that but for our motto, Live and let live, we'd never oblige the undertaken by leaving it.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01
Pigeskole ira lode August til
November, Karleskole fra
lste December til lode Marts.
Indmeldelser modtages.
p. Rasmussen,
Grant, Mich.
Grant, Mich.

|uopi0e 8e0riften til gfteraaret, lao-
trent set lpffes os at ieIge Sc for
|Ei6e11 pon Marfe0et pprenoe Mf.
tier; bette biloe bore en- forboIos-
bis let Sag, berlom hi fife bapoe
inoIfrunfet Salget til banife Scent
Der, men al &enipn til &olonien
og bor e9en &9reoanlfbeo, for ri
funbet set rigtigit at gigre bette.
9lf 0eres gp9rgsmoal bnr leg
MI fun &1imaet tilboge; bette bar
iaar bGret iaa img0efommen0e iom
bel mllligt. 81 bar bapt rtgeligt
me6 &egn giennem 6oriommerer
inotil for ct &or Tiger iioen me6
0erpao felgenoe garme. GIT 6el.
.ge oeraf er, at 9an6manoens @n-
iigt itroaler iom en- npiloaet So.
filling.
Meo &enipn til @interen flr
bette: 6orrige @inter bar set fol.
,6ere beb Si6en al &nffelopne11 11eoe
II Soma ems lto1te 8tnter ber.
81. sc. St.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01
The 2Ofh School Year
Opens September 8th.
Handsome catalogue free by address.
ing the President
Rev. II. Allen,
Red Wing, MINI.

bel E"elegrammerne blep list mo6i=
.ficere6e al u~0enrigsminilter 8rpm,
bleD Be bifal0t og itrats afienot.
Nreitoenten fit Sen lange &ap=
port, iom Mmbasiu6pren bar affat=
tet, og bab6e traplt mes at fette Jig
ino / Snobol6et. Otter Ell Sonic
renee me6 l1o%enrtgsminiiter 8rpan,
bar set Dog flart, at Mominiitratio=
tionenS 5pnspunft. / 5agen i al.
lerbeie1te @rao oipergerer fra Mm=
bosiaoer @ilions, og ser er neppe
ltor Spipl ONT, at benre bil foa fin
Mhfeo.
Ser gisres raifere 6remifri01
ue6 Sarif=9open / Senotet, en5
man bap0e bentet, og 3reii6enten
og bans &aaogipere / &o11greslen
bar go6t &oob ONT inart at faa SO.
pen p%eotaget. Sc republtfartlfe Sc
natorers 6orlgg poa at amen0ere
Sen bar life peret pi6ere beIotge, oa
meget al beres Sppoiition bar 81
bet fig.
S 2pr6ags bleo Sobn @tllian
|@abis al G%larfsburg, %. &o., a
&reii6enten nonnprt til. Solicitor
General for Sc 6oreneoe @tater
Stillingen bar peret le6ig ii6et
Sobn Mariball Bullitt al Souls
billie, &p., for flere Mom1eoerii Set
|tog Mflfeb.
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9anif 5olfeiamfnno.

&rgpepalget bar gipet fdgenoe
&eiultat:
6ormano: 81. S. Sureens, 100
|Stemmer; g.. @gtfe>. IA; S. Gre.
gerien, @bicago, /; S. g.. @bers,
|Gpler, 1; @iels 0lien, Epler, 8.
sefreter: g. g. ailstofte, SO;
Miels 0lien 9pler, 26; S. @reger.
lien, Chicago, Is; S. &pois, @bt.
cago, is; Gbr. 9iren, Mitop, 1;
Mfarttn @grenien, Mifop, %; ST.
Gbriitenlen, Mifop, 1.
aasierer: S. g. 6aaborg, 50;
is. @regerien, Chicago, a; g. @as-
m1sien, Chicago, z; g. 20. Mielien,
|@bteago, 1; Miels Glien, &pler, 3;
lSbren Moriing, Clinton, 1; 81. s.
Clinton, 10; S. &pais,
-; 8. 9lien,. Mifoo, 1; 8. 6. &eber=
fen, Mifoo, 1; Sir. 9iren Mifop, 1;
g. Sbien, gi6org, l.
6. Il. Meolem: ]. s. @regerien,
Chicago, 81; 8. 8. @eoerien, 26;
Is. 8. @pers, Epler, So; SIR.
|9irem, Mitop, 5; &olger Sizes, Ep-
iIer. %. 92ie[s Sl1en.' TnIer. 3: 6.
|Slien, Mifob, 1.
glifop &reoien filler fdlgen6e
|6ori1ag:
Danif 6olfeiomfun6 aflegger e1
oarligt &egnifob meo GamfunoetS
IStatus, bbilfet trpffes / iaa itort
ct Mntal @fsemplarer, at bpert
@e6lem fan faa ct.
Meinltatet al Mfitemningen opel
bette 6orilag og &eiultotet al Del
]enoelige @alg at 8eitprelie og e1
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS maa ber'
mig / &err6e ieneit Is. September
Del fon fun itemmes poo 6em
Ser til Sc forIfjellige @berp er item'
paa be6 @rgpepalget.
Menominee, Micb., 5. IS. Sui
1918.
81. $. Surgens.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01
Knrrtspnthat1tt
u66rag al ct Nripatbrep fra Ell
i Mlberta, Canada:
@eocliff, Ml6erta,

D. Il. SSlll1 1915.
Set ifal p9re mig cit Sorneielie,
iaa biot leg formaar, at befpare
Sp6rgsmoal meb @e1tipn til 6e
forboanoenperen6e Stlitan0e / 6or=
ret11ingslipet iaopel font 2anobruget
fer / Mlberta, mere ipecielt 5tan=
baro, &e6cliff og Me6tcine SGT.
Meoici11e Sat $4,000 Sn6b.)
.og &eocliff $1,000 Snob.), ltgger
/ en- Mfitano al 6 Mil fra bino1=
Sen paa bper fin SIDE al vSoutb
Saifatebetpm &iper", Sc banner til
Babrifscentret for @eiterh
CANADA; iaa omtrert enbper Mr1
al Sabrifsbirfiombeo er repraien:
teret Der. 5tgoet til at alle 6isie
Girflombe6er nalgte 6eres Sa6t
ber, og 6erbeo bepirfe6e ben fa.
homemade Dllrttge S9tlt at Dts1t
8per, er ben itore Sperf1poigbef
|nf natl,rlig Sos, Ser fin6es ber;
og iom foripner DEM me6 billil
Drinfraf. @res at Sos ca. GOO
$50. pr. &bnbrattomme.)
gn raturlig 6slge al Sen bur
|tige l1bpifling er imi6lerti6, at sis
lie 8per, / 2igbeo meb +. gfs. Col
|garD % edmonton, Der bm babt e1
enonl1 burtigere @nfit, feler bel
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3engefnapbei
mere END 11oge1 onoen. Meit1ltatet
Slll1oreoer q arbeioere Ieoige
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Der e. 10 lialoeat en- aursalr'
bring / ct 2anos Jremtiosbaner
uoen bitre strioigbeoer % @an1pe.
@eller lite Morge bar man lapnet
oisie. Da set norife &eire / lin
Sio fog in6 paa @onceSiionspoli.
ttfen, par @enitres itabige Scamp
roab, at &egieringen bil6e loleoere
2anoets Matnrberltgbeoer til frem,
me6e Spefularter og fremme Stor'
in6udtriens o. Storfapitnlens Sn-
tercsier paa set rationale sSoro,
brings 8efoitning.
Nlt Ell. CENTRE pe6 @oret - og
|fplger / Sgires Spor. sSnoltitripo-
,'litifen bar feiret.
S @1tglonb er ser mn bannet ct
fapitalIterft Mftielellfab: Ste
gfitrogen Nro6ltcts ono Carbide
Company, 2tb." Set bor Ell Off
|tiefapital poa SO - fefs og ire
|6ibe ~ Millioner &roner, og flere
al gnglan6S, set pil iige @eroens,
itgrite tn0u1trielle MnlGg er inter-
esiereoe / set npe 6oretagenbe.
|iom omgaaeS meo 8laner ON !
Morge at u6nptte @on6fal6, re.
praienterenoe 100000 &%eItefrafter.
8lan6t Gireftionens Meolemmer
fan nnpres MIfreo @arton, gbefen
for set engelife Selifab, ser olle-
reoe bor Sc ltore &arbiofabrtfer beb
|S66a / Norge, Mlber &icfers oe
Sir &icbarb Mmorep, Direft6ren
for Mobel Dynamite Sru1t.
3erlom 5elifabet opnaar ben
%ng0uenoige &oncesiion, oil set bis-
ponere oper en- Million @%eitefrpf-
ter, i6et set forl,ben Sc 100000
ISeitefrnfter i Moree, bar iifret fig
6orfipbsret til set itore islan6ife
Gan6fal6 Dettifos, Ser me11es at
funne afgipe 100000 &%eitefrefter.
st faabant &9mpemleg 1om
@itrogen &ro6ucts, Ser 81. a. bar
erbberpet @atent poo en- M Grem-
itillingsmaaoe al Sdlpeteripre og
Mmmoniaf, Ser bill reool1ttionere
Observation-Disclosures bill ielo.
felgelig faa flor Sn6flp6elie pao
Morges in6uitrielle l1opifIing.
Sg an6re &oncesfioner bill u6en
|9pipI felge 6enne. Set 11nge Mor.
ge ordmmer allere6e ON en- Scent
%peinoritri, Ser for eneelife Henge
bill ifabe 9ib og @nflt / Sc biotiI
iaa %iomfruelige Dale, mems @l1l-
bets &la11g gioer @ienlpo blonot
oe norife Siel6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01
NnrHkr 1rrmttna-
nrnmtntR.
Morse ium Gnropas fprite Suou'
itrilanb.
Gnselife @filliouer % norife @ano'
falb.

S Murepis bar. Morges Matur-
ifignbeoer peret 9anoets rigelte
Sn0tngtsfiloe, blan6t 6ets 5ieloe,
|Tioroe og 1%funtmenoe 5osie bar
|9uriitberen bper CONNER ipreot
cit strpm al @lll6. Me1 graonis
er ser foregoaet cit 5%pran6ring |
Spfattelien al Sen rette 8eroi at
i6e @nner, Maturen meo iaa g6iel
|&aano bar beta11ft 2mnbet meo.
Snitiatipet bertn ifploes / @ru11oen
life Moromp1toene ieln; oct bar
@nglanoerne, Ser; ielp naar Sc rel,
fer iom Euriiter, alorig tober BET
praftiife &oer0agslip al Spme, iom
|efterbamoem fit 9inene cabinet for
|be eaorme l~t6oiflingsmuligbeoer,
George bp6er iom 6remtt0ens sS1.
|6uitrtlono, taffet bore De nmaaoe-
)Iige &raftfiloer, iom Sc itore @ano-
lfalo bp6er.
2e6enoe engeIife Tinansmpno,
,,bots trenebe gle iieI0ent tager fell,
bar erfleret, at &orge, 6eriom ollie
bets Matlrrigoomme l16npttes,
2ebet af tort Sis fltrbe blipe gu.
ropas pigtigite SSnoaitrilano. Mlene
fan Morge life uonptte oisfe Bel
ftanosfiloer, 6ertil er oct for fat'
Itigt. Ser frapeg @npita, % Der
rnn6pr@ Eftnrnfn nh1pr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01
KoLoNIEN s0LyAnG CALIFoRNIEA

9 r den eneste danske Koloni paa Stille-
havskysten, hvor der findes en- dansk-
amerikansk URgdoms-Skole.
vi snsker at heu1ede landsmmnds Or
m@rksomhed paa. at der endnu or Land
at faa til moderate Pliser. Men hvor
man we'd Overriding kan avle fra 6 til 10
Ton Alfalfa-Hs pr. Acre, og hvor man
uden Overrisling kan hsste on god AZ
grsde Of allie almindelige Sedarter, siger
det sig selv, ct Landet hurtig VII stigs /
Pris.
Udmarket Klima Santa Ynez. Dalen.
Kun 10 Mil til 5Havet.
Man henvender sig I'll. Danish-Ameri,
can Colonyis Sekretnr
I. =. HoRhsYlD,
gSolyang, Santa BaybarasC California.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01
Til Salg i Rusk County,
Wisconsin.

nedhugget Hardwood" Skovland 40
Mile ostfor St. Paul.; Wholesale" Pri-
ser; Trakteri enhver Storrelse; frugtbar
lerblandet sort Muldjord; j Mejeri-og
Klover-B Belief; code Markeder. Skriv
paa engelsk efter Kort og Oplysninger:
Arpin Hardwood Lumber Co..
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01
a ss,t sstss,;s 1874

Mod slet Fordsielse, Dyspepsia, Galde-
syge SAINT allie Nave og Leversygdomme-
Dine PENCE tilbage hvis like tilfredsstillen.
de. Pris: En- Dollar frit tilsendt med Posten,
"A. j. SDRENSON,
rs WIaasbaEo ST.. Decorah, Z.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01
En- meget fin opdyrket Farm,

$50 Acres. 8 Nil fra veblen, Marshall Co.,
til vebien. Udmarket siandna1i sIe' set a1e
ment. Meget fin Farm med bedste Forbe-
dringer. Pris $9.5OO.OO; Ha1vdelen kontant.
Resten paa Henstand. Skriv pas enge1sk til
G. N. WOOD, Hankinson, N. Dakota.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-12
| .110DEPUT|ES were
REVO[UT|ON|STS IS
CLAIM OF HUERTA

Mexico City, October 11.-President
Huerta's defense of his action In causing
the arrest of 10 members of the Chamber
of Deputies last night is that the deputies
were revolutionists. 1t is his belief, he
states, that they represented the Carranza
sentiment in the capital.
In a proclamation, dissolving the cham
ber it is frankly stated that the deputies
threat to remove themselves from the
capital and hold sessions where they
would enjoy the protection which they
alleged was denied them here meant that
they would transfer their sessions to terri
tory controlled by the rebels. In spite
Of the fact. the proclamation continues.
that the executive has interviewed with
good offices repeatedly in order to prevent
clashes between the chamber and the
other branches of the government and has
carried prudence and good will to an ex-
treme. by going repeatedly to ask the
deputies to reconsider their illegal acts.
his tolerance has resulted in nothing fur
ther than obtaining additional proof that
the body was decidedly Of a dissolution
istic and revolutionary character and was
sresoived to- finish with tho executive
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