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ON THE TITANIC
BORN OF TRAGIC FAREWELLs

Philadelphia, Dec "A romance
porn OF the tragic fareweils on the
Inflated Titanic as the great vessel
went to her doom In the North Allan
TIC two years and a half ago has just
eliminated happily in Philadelphia
with the marriage of Robert w Dan
iel' wealthy young banker Of this city,
and Mrs. Lucien w. Smith.
Probably the saddest story that
was told when the Titanic was lost
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TWO POPULAR SONGS.

Dunkirk, Dec. 5.-The British SOL
diers' repertoire of marching songs
includes two hymns which share top
notch popularity with the Marseil-
laise" and 'Tipperary." They are on
ward Christian Soldiers" and "Oh,
Come All We Faithful" The one thing
which the soldier at the front demands
in a song is marching rhythm.
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ct. Mm9mta.

l1nier bodyu. @farrer S. @alder
tpar lebte @o6e 1T Sol6ingfor6, 100
er aben6s etnen 2idtbil6erportrag
iiber 6ie @atafomben bielt, Ser nit
groBem 8eifam bon Ser groBen 3ub0-
bingenommen mur6e. -
bon Sen Sdulftn6ern in u1rierer
am Sonntagaben6 uttter
ser ebrtp. 8ene6iftineriboe-
iterr1 beronitoltete unterboltung tpar
mie sic erlte ant borbergebenoen
gegebene iebr gut beiuht,
11n6 6ie &ir6er erntetett abermals fiir
tire treffli6en Seiitungen mob1per.
6ienten @eifaq. Mn ienem Ibenbe
ging es 1T 11nierer Ortidot seq gro-
ben Tremoenbeiudes tpegen iebr leb.
baft gu, mo3u sic ct. Soiepb @ortet
ntdt tpenig bettrug. = @roker
Mm5ns. 1tnb 1teberrod. @erfanf be.
ainnt 9%pnnerftag, ben 5. Mobember
ct. G1pmb Bargain Store gu ct.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05

fen 49, @ims1 1872; Mb1es 1913, 8en=
nett ~; 2imperih 81, S6afer 1913;
2olo 1926, Ibeilen 1852.
Grom Safe = See II, Som=
mon6 II; 2in0bergb 10, 9u8otS 21;
Miabren 16, 5dmitt 20; Sang 80,
@ieber IL; Morib 10, Sd0ner 20;
Sonien 25, @ims1 Is; AbleS 35,
@ennett 8; 2intpert6 20, 5dafer Is;
Garfield 10, Offering 81.
g6en2afe Somn- See AZ,
ST.; 2in6bergb 81, 9n-
gois 65; arenner y, Stotel 60;
Mdbren "a, Sdmttt 100; Sang 1874,
@ieber 20; Morib &c. Sdoner 20;
@anien so, @imsl 81; MbleS "a, 8en=
nett 70; 9imperi9 rs, S@afer ga.
Tarming- See 18, &ammon0
81; 2inobereb 10, DUBOIS 81; SIRE
mer 10, st0bel Sc; Mabren %,
|@dmitt 81; Sang So, @ieber 20;
Morit 80, @dr00er 81; @anien ~,
Simsl 81; Mbles go, @ennett "a;
9imperi6 SO, @9afer 48.
6air @apen- See 48, Sam-
mono "a; 9inobergb SO, D11gois 26;
@remer 40, @t0tel 40; @abren 12,
|@hmitt 81; Gang II, @ieber %;
Morlt ~, gd0ner SO; Sanien 46,
@imSl As; 9lbles 81, 8ennet Al;
|2imperi6 81, S@afer 80; Solo 81,
Gbeiien 81.
gcmn@rope- 2inobergb 20,
|GuBois 115; &e11s 46, Minette SO;
MaaDrer SO; S@mit Sc; Bang 81,
@ieber 49,; Morib 60, @@oner SO;
@anien 43, Stmsl 104; Mb1es 121,
Bennett 80; 2imperi@ &c. S@afer
Is; Garfield 81, Offering 1876.
@ettp - See 80, @ammor6 so;
l2inobergb H. 9n8ois u; Sells 43,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05
9aS Graebntb Der StedruS GonntD=@abl.

Minette 46; Medbren 49, @dmitt 42;
Sang So, @ieber %; Mortb 49,
y560ner 35; Sanlen 26, Stmsl So;
Mbles IS, 8ennett 81; 9imperi9 50,
S9dfer SO; ganfiel6 80, Offering So.
6ol6ing- See SO, &a1nmono
70; 2in6bergb 81, 3u8ois 145; SIRE
mer 35, @t0tel 1853; Mdbren 80,
56nttt 1872; Sang 1853, @ieber ~;
Morik 81, sdoner 1853; &anfen IS,
@imsl 1856; Mbles "a, 8ennett 124;
2impert9 80, S9dfer 1872.
&rain-2 See Is, &ammon6 80;
2in6bergb Is, 3u8ois 80; &remer
rs, @t0bel 70; Mdbren So; Sdmitt
68; Sang SO, @teber IL; Morib A,
s@oner 67; Sanien 81, @imsl 70;
Mbles GO, 8ennett 46; 9tmperi9 SO,
S9dfer 70.
2pn6en = See %, &ammon6
35; 2in6bergb 81, DuBots 20; @il-
man 35, SarteQ II; Mdbren ID,
sdmit 40; Sang "a, @teber 81;
Morib "a, Sdoner 10; @anien 10,
@imsI Al; Mbles "a, @ennett IS;
9imperih 33, @ddfer 10; @otpaI-
fopsfi Is, 2abr Al.
Comm Sc Sanf- See SO,
@ammono 50; 9in6bergb 35, Dubois
40; Gilman 80, Sarten IS; Mabren
"a, 9dmiH "a; Gang 81, @ieber Is;
Morib Sc, @d0ner 46; &onien SO,
.&imsl 66; Mbles 40, 8ennett SO;
9impert9 SO, Sddfer 80.
Safe George See II, &am-
mono 81; 2in6bergb 20, 911gots 81
&eqs 20, Minette 81; Mdbren 46,
5dmitt al; Sang 81, @teber 10;
Morib 81, @9oner 16; &oniem Is,
&ims1 SO; MbIes GA, 8ennett Is;
2imperi6 49, Sddfer 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05

MlbnnD- See SO, Sammono
247; 2inobergb Al, 3u8ois 226;
aremer ~, Stotel 223; Mabren III,
@dmitt 1OS;; Gang 20S, @ieber Y;
Morib 143, S6oner $50; &anien
115, 9imsl 1853; gbles 1877, 8ennett
1853; 2imperih IS, gddfer 267.
GomnM1blep-2ee "a, @am=
mon0 80; 2in6bergb Is, 1u8ots 50;
aea5 40, Wfinette %; Mabren IL,
@dmitt 81; Gang al, @ieber Is;
Morib 80, Shoner "a; Sonlen 10,
Sims1 43; Mbles AZ, 8ennett is;
2imperi6 80, G9afer 90; Gonfielo
AZ, Offering 16.
Iomn Npon- 9in6bergb Is,
Gu8ois 10S; &remer So, gt0bel So;
MGbrel1 y, Sdmitt 60; 9ong 113,
@ieber 81; Morib 80, s9oner SO;
&ane1 48, @ims1 81; Mbles So, 8en-
nett 66; 2imperid 36, S6afer SO;
@rodmaD-2ee 38, @ammonb
68; 2i11obergb 45, DuBois 81; @tl=
man Sc, Sorten 81; Mdbren 80,
@dlnitt rs; Gang SO, @ieber IL;
Morib SO, s@oner so; @anien Al,
&ims1 SO; Mb1es 70, 8ennett IS;
2imperi6 81, S9afer n.
@rom &iper- See Al, @am'
mono 42; 9tnobergb 49, Dngots 81;
&ens 81, Minette SO; Mabren Al.
@dmitt 70; Gang 81, @eiber 81;
Morib 43, @d0ner "a; &anien "A,
&ims1 go; &bles 65, 8ennett As;
2impertd So, @@afer 81; @anftelf
46, Offering IL.
@o11egepiI1e-2ee 10, @am.
mor15 1866; 2itobergb 48, 9u8oiS
1872; arerper 80, stoeeI 81; Mabrer
rs, 9@mitt 1902; Sang IS, @iebe1
81; Morib 101, @@oner 70; &a1t'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05
Cine tbatiae 2eber.

@enn SIR quite @eiun6beit mout,
cine refine @aut nn6 8efreiung bon
S6wtr6elanfanen, unberbauli9teit,
8ilioiitat, &opfmeb un6 @artIeibig-
felt, nebmt St. Sings Neue 2ebens=
Sic pertreiben gabren6e unb
l1rber6aute @abrungsitoffe, reinige1t
6aS SLUT uno beilen @artleibigfeit.
geur 25f bel Current Mpotbefer. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05

&eroc itcts p%oblergeben m0ge, lit ser
nodtraglide 8uni9 oeS uNoroltern.~
Der Mn5us- 1tno l1eberrof=@erfamf
beginnt 9omneritag, Sen 5. Mopemt<
ber, I'M 81. Gluub Bargain store
at ct. Gloto. Sebt G1t@ 1t1t mad
ben 3irfnlaren.
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6or1mer anfaepaft!

6arnner amfgepaft!
gu p%erfaufen 100 Slider Gorm,
ni6t tpeit bonn Sotpn Mlbanp gelegen,
iebr gutes 9ano nit feinen @ebdu.
li6feiten. Gor5uipreden Bel ODER 3u
l9reiben on Trauf $. 8lod,
44ba Mlbonp Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05

Gilman so, @arten 43; Mabren Is,
SH'niH 81; Gang 80, @ieber 90;
@orib Al, Sdoner Sc; &anie,r 40,
&imSl AZ; Mbles 48, @enmett so;
2imperi@ 81, Sdafer 35; &otpaI-
topsti SO, 2abr 81.
@afefieIb - See 26, &am-
mono 206; 9in6bergb 80, DmBois
206; &renrer 223, St0bel 90; Mab~
rem ITO, S@mitt 1856; Sang 216,
@ieber 81; Morit 106, S9oner 1O6;;
&anien 70, &imsl 1855; Mbles 176,
@ennett Ga; 9imperib 1873, @1afer
103; SOTO SO, Sbeiien 1852.
8ion- See IS, @ammon6 80;
Stnobergb 36, DUBOIS 80; Sells 49,
Minette a.; @dbren Is, @dmitt So;
Sang 66, @ieber 9; Morib 3d. Sd0=
ner As; &onien "a, @ims1 so; Mbles
SO, @ennett 40; 2imperi9 80, S6a=
ter 23.
ct. gIou6,2 2. 8recinct, 3. @aro
= See 80, &ammonb 100; 2in6bergb
SO, 9r8ois $50; @ilman 158, Cat
ten IS; Mabren6 IS, @4mitt III;
Sang 176, @ieber SO; Morib 140,
S@0ner SO; &anien 10Y, &imsl 1923;
Mbles 1877, 8ennett SO; 2imperi@
III, S9dfer 1t8; &otpalfotpsh 131,
9abr 106.
3meite Brecinct 4. @ar6 - Gee
80, &ammon6 1O4; 2in6bergb Al,
DUBOIS So; Gilman SO, Cartel 35;
Mabren 80, S@mitt 1O5; Gang 1873,
@ieber Is, Morit 102, @d0ner 48;
&anien 81, &ims1 SO; Mbles 70, 8en~
nett 70; 2imperi6 rs, S6dfer r.;
&otpa1totpSfi 81, 2abr ga.
ct. @Iou6, 1. @ar6, 2. 8ricinct
See 65, &ammono 1873; 2in6bergb
GA, Gu8ois 104; @ilman 49, Gut
tel II; Mdbren sc, Sdmitt 100;
Sang 1852, @teber SO; Mortb 10Y,
S@0ner 81; Sanien 121, Stmsl rs;
MbleS 101, 8ennett 100; 2imperib
81, S1afer 1O5; &otpalfotpsfi 104,
2abr SO.
81. @Iom6,2 2. @ar6 - See rs,
&ammon6 239; 2inobergb 80, SUI
1876; Mdbren 104, S@mitt 213;
Sang 241, @ieber 85; Mortb 181,
560ner 145; @anien 1855, &imsl
III; Mbles 179, 8en11ett $50; Clint
peri9 ia, S1dfer 1862; &otpalfops-
fl 173, 9obr 147; 8un1 208, Sobn=
Jon 70.
Eom II ct. @Iou6- 2in6bergb
3d. Dubois al; Gilman 81, Cartel
81; Mabren %, S@mitt So; Sang
rs, @ieber 8; Morib SO, S@oner
81; @anfen AZ, &imsl AZ; Mbles SO,
8en1rett 30; 2imperi@ Sc, @@afer
35; @o.paIfotpsfi 80, 2abr 60
Critic @aro, 1. Breoinct = Gee
$50, &ammon6 83; 9inobergb 96,
108; @ilman 1856, @arte1
70; Meabren so, S@mitt ia; Gang
1873, @ieber 81; Morib 115, @@0ner
112; &anien 116, &imsI 106; STYLES
SO, 8ennett 1870; 2imperi@ 115,
100; @omalfotpsfi III, 2abr
81; @oier 1885, @arions 1902; Sbor-
fep 26; Tbomafon 5, Sulipm 146,
172, CHUTE $50, @orger
1859, 8irault $50.
stabt 81. Glp4b.
g6mitt 1866, M5abren 515.
@6oner 656, Morib 917.
Gang 1885, 8ieber $50.
&ims1 $780, &anien 1888.
MbleS 797, 8enrett 819.
2imperi9 700, @9dfer 784.
Gilman 1048, 5arteu 487.
&otpulfopsfi 1874, 2obr 742.
@tabt Melroie.
gdmitt 116, Mabren 252.
@d0ner 10, Morib PIG.
Gang PA, @ieber 81.
@imsI 2O5, &ani e1 1923.
MbIeS 49, 8ennett 116.
9imperid 224, 56Gfer 139.
&eQs t67, Minette 175.
Garfield 1853, Offering 305.
Stabt Ga1tf Centre.
@6mttt 204, Mabren 153.
S10rer III, Morib PSF.
Sang $50, @ieber 1876.
H...aY 4Qz E~~ LOO
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Gluub. Sda1tt @16 um na@ Sen
3trfmlaren.
2nrembnrg.

Otllu1u|eN-
2nrembnrg.
Dos acknowledgement mur6e in n11=
ierer idmuden Stride ant Sonntag
mufs Seier1idite begongen, un6 es
nabte ii@ fait Die ga11ae @emeinoe
6em Sii9e 6es Serrn. Gum @e6ddt-
niBtage Merieelen tpur6e nod oem
Srauergottesbtenite Die @roaeiiion a1f
oen &irdboff gebalten, mo Ser bo@p.
Hfarrer @ltn6ermanr sic @raber
einfegnete; au6 gu 6iefer ,@eoddtniB-
feier batte it@ sic @emein6e rabe
Dou5ablig eingefun6en. = @rofer
Mna,g, 1nb 11eberrp6 : @erfanf be-
gtnnt 9pnneritag, BEN 5. Mpnember,
int 81. Saul Bargain Gtore at ct.
Glp1tb. G6a1t G16 tint mad ben
3irfnlare1.
G6em @alle1.
@etrout pur6en Dienitog LETTER
ISOLDE bel etnem in ser unbefledten
@mpfangniBfir6e bonn bodm. Bfarrer
Settler gebaltenen Eraltamte Clinton
@obner un6 SRI. Tbereiia @a,ter.
0aB es 6em iu11gen Scare am eigenen
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III. ..~ premier has gathered
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19
MEXICO HOLDS ON
TO LOWER CALIFORNIA

WashSnaSow. u. e.. May IS-lD~.
~ cai,fosnis. M~siso's ,soiasea pes-
iasula. the suat ot which the 1'ariitr
fleet ot the rnisrsB S,aics IL nov pa-
trulItas. In uac ot the icasl haowa
territories In North America. The
follow lag facts concerning this arm
ot land. which projects shost sOs
miles .ouihcasicsiy from the soaih-
csn bor,icr of California. were given
out by the National Geographic
so-iciy Al washinston. u. C.. today !:
The width fohc peninsula varies
from about thirty io more than cas
hundred miles. and its irregular
,oa., lInc. over :.oo" mics lon9. 10
sordcrcd by numerous isianas.' he
Ing mainly = mountainous. desert re-
sson. u ts thiniy pcopicd and prc.
s-nis many sharply contrasting COO
d,,ions. Inv sun.~corchcd plsiss,
where death b, Thirst awaits the
traveller. lie closc TO the bases ot
towering granite t~aks. bcltcd h.,
forcsts and capped In wiuter by
snow. dcsoiaic plaiccus Of black
lava look down on valleys scanned
with green -bordcrc'l streams.
A. the time of It's discovery u
ia13 Ivy an expedition sent out by
Cortcs In search Of n fabu,ousjy rich
islands. u Ia estimated TO have bees
Inhabited by $4,000 Indians. who
vigorously resent the intrusions and
prevented the newcomers from get
ting a foothoih for moec than = cen.
iury. The Jeaui,s then came In and
were wondrously successful In cx.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19
ECLIPSE OF
sun ATTRACTS TIE
Woaups SCIENTISTS

WssAlsssoa. y. e.. May 1.-THE
rsile~~ At the sss % Aseusi ~
ssss-sosai IL parts ~ 8ssop~ ssd
Asis aad PARTIAL In sortheastrsa
An~sses-h Ai,ssctiss the vide.
spspoA sllsalios ot astronomers ss6
s,.~iIssa. varioss rspeasiioss ''eiaR
ssr.ssva In wllRtsa this ph~sossess.
IL sl~~ Ut the psbiir iates~sa ID the
ev~~S. i'rusrseos e. q. Abbott. Lcad
on hs sstsuaomirsi branch of The
sssishsoais isssiiIou. ssd . rsroG.
slssd authority o. solar phcsossess
dives the foiiowins popular seeosat
NJ the rciivs-. aad the sricasitic re-
uiss sought fsoas such csesis.
On August -. 1914. the uooa
will pass exactly between the earth
and the sun. aad there will bc .
total solar eclipse. Il Will not he OBJ
served In America. except - . small
partial eclipse al suarise In the
northern ssaies aad Canada. hut iu
Persia. Russia aud Scandinavia the
full effect will he seen.
Although the moons looks about
tho same sisc - the sun. Il 10 very
much smaller and nearer. The saa
Il ses 900 miles In diameter sad
5000. 600 miles away. On account
Of the moons small size compared
with the sun the shadow cast by the
moon II . conc. and the point n this
cone j,et barely reaches the earth.
In the August eclipse the diameter
Of the cone at the earth's surface b
only about rishty.flvc miles and the
seltpes - Visible - total only In q
belt aboae. eishty.five miles wide
siretclIlas over the countries named
above. The important cities of Bit
III, Trebisond. Kief. Minak and Risa
lie near the center Of this belt. II
passes about q hundred miles north
Of stockholm and Trondheim. The
eclipse will he seen - partial over
very wide area. Including north.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19

pessesatss 70 H. ane nctvusk Of nsfvss
heaeath tho sk,n and has . maeksd
teadency 10 relieve the muscular sssaIn
TO which the~s hfuaA. nat abdoainal
msscIes are subjected. Tbs coeAA tsa.
stretch without the coerespoodlng surface
slsain % often involved 1uring tht pstso6
o. sxpectatlDn. This tn part accounts for
the entire aesence. In many Gases reported,
o. nausea, morning sickness and othse
9s:tsssses. essh a. las-ratice q ths eIi.
for II tWbriCstIon ID nealecleA.
"Aother's ffiend' has been hiehtv
recommended by . host oe women WNo
Know from enpessencs and BY men wke
Regu1atoe Co. ~ LAaaf n(de., At0ota.
oa-. and ws vim ssnd yDa . Va3oabeo NIL
book 70 exposean4 nOeheeS
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19

sb-sss hia = sssikiss sosss os lasstsI
s-r. iisfsA Tsksskt Kate. ~ fss-
r,sn snihis,.s. b. 40. al he .bissi
a.n IL jspAs today IL hss .esssi
In sh. .fsss- b~fos~ ssa 80. an an.
lss.ss.as Ia Gs-si Hstssiss IL ts s~-
zssa--i .. . sssssfsi siesnns, sss ss
sss psoi.Abl. hsss To the ps.ai-rskip.
HAT p-shs - The acs< iAissessts1
p-s"ssii,y 10 sss see ssLisss is
Sutis Os.Si. fseo~s assas .s r.Asn.
ssa sa- as ,hs loader. OF tkr .sposts
sias 10 The loser ho,s~ tts ks. hrss
ssssias s,sass tos . ssosv rsesvsssH
'ssis. ssssssmsss. esd hs il ssr~-
yisiIy oppns-d In iss ep0isa'sns Al
The ssay ssa saw yissa Ne has
jssss 0siSs~s . s~sS-s ~ saISss -
sss.sisssiasai Gosesaosss utst szseh
h-saisss ss ''cisa Issis-nse ID .ss.
.sAiss. lilo. Tho people ssss b~~s
kept aas-s sosssui.'' ssi The ssss
ss.s b. ssass-d hssos~ IL l. ~ s.ssa'
ed
bi~ declared that tie true suesiitn'
'ios2ii.,. In Ispss d~asss fsis
field Ass y. fasufs al p,.~sees. be
saia. they arr s.uss hand ssd funs
IN IN. I,os .hsis. of Is.s asd sees.
IsIi.s. ssd .oss~ssi.asi etfSelsi
ideas. .kjic their oproe~sis ss~
ysis~ free usd~t the psossssins os the
sss- ls~s ssd srsulsiioass
The srtes~vs sussiad~d: ''Ail 10.
ssiiiseWl olssrss~sS hss~ s~v~osly 10.
iie~d 4s~ai rssssss IN tho po,isirai
r.,rh.i,9, ~ lspss. hss s~s s~~ lie
true sss.~ Th- soh.. tho d~Wos.
.srssSoss ssa all hisds of ~Aeissss~ss
have hsss oas suns ssss-. ssoe,y. The
.ssoss d~.is- ssd Increasing sassss's
tos -gus, opportunities
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vEDERALs CONTROL PAxuco

! wssAias,.n. u a. MAJ ~ rhs,
essisssi sSiii.s. .,iii s"s,s"i rassg".
oissp ssii.s inisaa from TsmPis". -
Niees.d ist- y..,-'ssy q. Adaaissi
0ovs vss s..fsm.a sa-i.i In . -
psss ff.a Amssissa Csa.ssl MIil-f &.
tie saw a. sss,n~ss \. ..'is-
AAsss>ss sh,ss syssasssa Jsmr,,a
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piostss the pssiasala ssd establish.
ias aisiesA They established thFss
mails trails. oae aioss each coast sna
The third aova the middle. vhieh
serve ~ the regular routes Of travel
today. TIE isataas have vanished
froa all paris Of their former ssrYi.
tory. except . few II the exsseas
aostkeSn ead-
Dusiag the last halt eeatusy sll
parts of the territory have bees W.
iteA. mAiaiy BY Americans. II .
ssareA for aiass ssd oehss sssusal
resources but little oe the knovls1es
g,issd hes hscans available 70 The
pssLlie. Ooia. siivss. copper. tsoa
aad eshss ni&ssais saA much fertile
lssa have hees foaad. bss the aesse.
isy Of ~stss. fss,. forass ssd he
aisfieuhiss a tssaspossaiios have
ualsed Sith sshss easeas 70 bstaS
shsSs fsiisss 10 Ssvesep The ~
so1resA
Ths climate a lI1vss csiifassis
u ssssssi h koa ssa arid. Northern
eosAitioas are closely iihs thoss u
sAjsisiaE pssss os sosshssa caiifos.
aia. u The ai1Sis shsy sse ooss ast1
sss II the sssss1s spsthssa sa6.
shoSsh ssja tsoetrsl. Aaa moro esgv-
lar ssaaes Eaisa The psisssis
sasfesu ioss pssisaas of Arossh. dur
iss uhIsh 10 ssisssii sssstesssl 10
start s~Gssaitos areass ovss lasss
ss~as for p~stn1s u Seo0 three 70
tive y~snL 1hsae DRY psstosas nay
~ ss~esedsA ~ sessrstIsi saisa.
sklsh sweep The sossssy ssa roll
ss-si fiss1s 10 The -, osrfsrV -.
ter y rasss ssa limited .sisiy 70
hsnaslrA vsSss he,sa u The soeks ee
10 sesiss. fseo With sosli ssrss0s
sisS . skast 1lssasse. 1hs 10
Assso liuaiasn b The oae ltviag
sss-sn si,kis the psslasssls vhise
siess o. The sassfs~e fro0 ,ss spsFss
to the SO shsussshuas the sses.
ra~.- soadiiioss have sssaissa n
NEr oftSS0f8~Ut ~ W. ss ioe~
s,s~s extraordinary as~sss iioss ID
the Sosia. Ths sisa ssS ~snssi
life. hosesss. y closely ssisisd to
sAss es soa,Asss rsiitossis. 1ss
plsIs, ssossa 9th snail S~sss'
mammals. such - ss,hiss. poeAss
sjss. ksssssun rats ssa oshssSs a
.ssss sash-s Of shs ssaAiiss s-ssss
s.Arsssis sss~s asiak water. u
ss,iss h--s fassa impossible To-
sssxs ,oss~ of Sks@ 10 ssks water u
captivity Aslsioes. sossisis shs-p.
mol. deer ssa aoasss,s isoss are
u. os,y lssss ssse ss,nsiss
b The pss,ssaia y th,siy nsopss.
asa ssoes.oss ssvos se0sta asls.
ssstsss. TAs uaa paestesa sssssoe
II sAe esssoa ssslh u - tsA shsss
sesss sss assss sGs,ss sAss fssshss
sosss. 4 ssv small se~sa asS vsSs.
I, srssssssi soaassisiss aloss The
sossA. Nth . iiniisA asmtss u vi.
lsss., ssaeAss asa aissss' sssssa 10
ID. iss~sSos. eosss the s.opsiaisoe.
sn~es cafliessiA hes . ssssssosssi
sos~ af spsessaess. ssA. ovsss 10
ss sr~s, l~sssh. 10 stss1eA s-ss the
1sAsl. lsls . sossh~ss ESD . spssh-
~ss sSssssst. Evsssasds ssd - fss
ss.ss the rvspsssise ssps'sSAs
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19
JAPAN IN MIDST
Of POLITICAL
REVOLUTION

Toxic. Nay is.-Esefythins Ia
Japan today Indicates. io use the
words os . isAliisx JspAas.~ sssspa-
per. that il, IAN IL in the midst Of
. silent. but great struggle b~tsssa
the dsna.sIA,Is forsss - the cos .@s-
yaiiys and bureaucratic mashisss-
tn. return To i,osef of c"ant shis-
shobu OkannA. sh" has assonishsd
his best friends BY the ssdiesiisn Of
hi. uilsfshses IL the past fee YEAR.
.hos. that democratic forces have
son . signal victory for the snamens-
II is no, tSD much so SAY that the
s.eos. sassdssiss of csani OAams ss
pre- mief by the fes f-maihinE elder
ssnsssass sf the kn.sis. ~ss really
sat of a.f-s-sse 10 the ,ossc u the
t.sori.,
The elder sissssmsn. at sssso. had
pfss i.sisiS selected Sisro4st kisnsss
in an attempt tn b.-r ib~ ssiss sf
sas s-sss~hss In shs hAhas os the L.i'
r~aa.Fsi. ssa sssssisassi-s. but the
psos-ss from III. aifi-s.ss sf.aD-s ID
the ii.,as~ al Representative ~ss SO
ssisss that kisossA sss forced To
sLAaass his tAsk sf tssh,iaS . sAb.
is.s. ~ che .sn- sime the sssre.
. hs hop s.ah-s i~v.s tAsa kaR .
Josrn sssJ sxsa mss. SER severely
.osss mh.si LY tn. pres. a. n. lossss
rspss..asisx ih. sss jspAs stisA
desired sasi sh. a.sssss~ss sk1sia
pa. ssors she ksnas os a fsp la-a is'
bsaa4A tins-ii Bad L~-n . n.ab~s
- $40 1-sfs ssi Bis rsaigsiiss ns's.
his ss l.asss ssis.ae sa-psa III.
ard ,. S~sixe-i
The astonishing s.s,aI- .i hi.
-r"st s~asrasbls chapter ia srs.ss
jsssA-.- ki.'oss !. the sain ss.ss q
mar ss the Sis.ass w. 80 T@ah'
pSuas, fss lasi.s As. aisaFs Iss.
saiis ps.aohss bs. t~iss. 'As' he ~IIi
liz. sS BE- t:i rear old rtss gives
.an. tski'ss az ,ks torSstsF. a-sses
rr.,ir assss- II ,hs msa Si'a.~i'
wk-s be s,ssa.s bic ssb.s-t D.. saiisa
sk~ s-ssps s~s r~postris lsss Ais Of
sisr aas sid Nov Z san, fsa ,a
ave ne . ssis sAsss- NJ .issins is
u r.sess. al ,h~ sasy-s %. ssf-~n1
ssss, -hiss have i.p<ssJ ss. psu.
Arcs as s"sssisssisssi sus ~sr asssss
LII a.,
~iss ~. .-.ssii.s s-niissssi rss'i-s.
sr saisS Va k~ th1 sApssIss The
,r.~ ssa rsss~sssss r.ass sruss lbs
ih,s~ . good s-~i tn aas
en- sa old sss sem-snsrs .as II I
As-r aboard 4. long I Gilt hss- ial
lsk- i-ssk n, old assissasi.a si-,-ss
li,iss 4. b. iss." rss ss~ rs-ssiss
J. s.. :e,
C.sn, Oksms sssL be wanted 'nI
srs sd at the ssirs cs elan c"srts4
m-ss sod .'as fs,sri'isrs. Iis -sn'-
ri tn ss.r The tss.'i.s s.rs~~~s The
.smy asi ss,y sal establish hss-
'-osy as rue~ssos. of sssioasi ae-
isss~. ". ~osid s'"p all '"''",'ics
". uss opsimssti. ai-rs' Jssassss
Iinss,~. believing " :" b. ~ h~siihy
and .s-ssa fnsadsis.n. liz soald isg
i. nsA~ u ssjii w"s~ stable. The
,~osls Ssse heasjiy b.s'~s~a ssi'h
lss~s. sas this uss Tn ~ relieved By
s~sosms he hsd In
mind.
The nov premier has sssh~f~si
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19

sse asa study The ,~seiifri sos.
fsass Of sydsu9-a ssa oahes sss~s.
called psusaisese-s. ~hi's s.ssowaa
the sas. iss, ihe.~ asAs TOW b o..
s~sssA ~ ssy ,ims b, s-sss ef . sps
eisi apparatus. While tsiss a islAl
~~lirnss hAs therefore snnsvhaS dir.
is,sh~i ihes- ssiii s-rais nasy
slsdiss With arc eoafiscA 10 then.
AsssOso0es~ make sssy ~Asetul
rsseasssioas. sad ssh~sse sll -.
lsiis a their psusrssas iess soase u
the eresioas sioe ahoalA ~ wasse1.
TAss eAssrve With ihs sys sai ~
psesassasair piaes % Assssases shs
saars sissss a sosall:y ssi the form
asa sassassos Of the eo-uaa. TAey
nhosoesap& the spsetesa " shs eoe.
sas. saA siss that q the ssishe ~.
orsA siss Of ilshi vhirh tiss ~ Ms
hass jssa % The eAse Il the sss.
They sssassse Ne bsishtsso ef tie
shy ssA of the eosesa. sad ssAks
make mssy other oaseSvaiioes ~.
tsl 10 lsssaisG sbosl the ssssse a
shr $40.
Many tnarupsss Esd American
rsssiss psspass y shssevs The eo0sse
rriipse. ksssssss aad 0rosdisavtasa
hesss o. sh~ eroasd I'LL, ~ assl
sumseosa. bot sll The other psis.
eipai earopeas ssiloas viii fsrsssA
hulh eovesslaeNt aaA peivaee oe.
seevisg pertiss. No ofitetsl espeA,.
.itsa = psppsssd 10 eepsaaDal The
ussss1 alhio ssvssuasat. ne isek
observatory n Caisfss~la vssi sssA
~ ~spcditsoa In eharse n bis~esee
~. ~. Csmpbeii In Raais asd Pro-
s~sens TolA. disrrtor ~ the Amherst
COLES. observatory. peupuse> so a..
serve n Rasses.