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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-16
INFORMED BY WILSON THAT THE TIME FOR DELAY AND
EVASION HAS PASSED
FOREVER
HAS A FEW DAYS 70 CHANCE HIS Mind
Salute Fired the American Warshps viii Seize h'
Towns the Coast and Declare Blockade
of All Mexico.

WASHINGTON, April With majority o the shpa OF
navy under orders today proceed Immediately TO the
Atlantic and Pacific OF MeXco, the United States government
gave provisional President Iuerta final warning that unless salute
were the and stripes within reasonable length OF time
to for repeated oen against the rights and dignity OF the
United States" serious ceutuaiues would result
was learned tonight that General IIueua when apprscd by
Charge Shaug messy the proposed demonstration OF the Nan
TIC fleet argued the episode growing OF the arrest OF Amer
lean bhciacke at rampico fit subject for arbitration The
Hague and thai would appoint committee investigate the IN
cidcn President Wilson, emphatic reply through Charge
Shuenessv is understood have told General ucra that the
time for delay had passed and that the American would
tnuo no longer officials hold that insults to the flag
and questions OF national honor subjects for arbitration
Nj niomation official and otherwise that reached Washing
ton from Mexico City tended show that General llueta was un
convinced the United States earnest and thought the
Washington government was blulimg.
De copmcnts today showed clearly that determined and
foc policy been adopted by the president which would be
backed up by congress and enforced necessary, by the and
While expressing earnest hope for peace the president mequA
, told members Of the and house committees foreign
affair, that the oenses facto government Mexico City
d no longer be and that unless uea complied with
hc American demands the houses Tampco and
Vera Cruz and even the declaration OF Pacific blockade shutting
of commercial with the United States would be fully
justified by prccedents in international law
II wa, established that aggressive such the landing OF
marines or the sheng any the seizure OF ports would
ne undertaken without authorization from congress after President
Wilson had personally delivered message the subject
The nearly approval that republicans and democrats
alike gave the administrations initial steps made IT apparent how
ever that should Rear Admiral Badger find necessary congress
,,,,Id back up the American navy without hesitation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-16
Innlslnnn sin IN Port.

NEW YORK, April lj.-Aftcr
swinging at anchor an day and twice
having her sailing time POSTPONED,
the battleship Louisiana. assigned for
duty in Mexican waters, failed to de-
part tonight and for a third time a
new hour Of starting was set. Al
noon tomorrow, if the rem ants OF
her crew are back on board the
vessel Is expected to sail.
40 official explanation Wa, forth -
coming tonight why the hattlcship
had not sailed at o'clock this after
noon, after her original houi of de
parture had been deferred flom II
o'clock. IT was assumed however
that it was because all the sal ors had
not returned.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-16
GUNNEN' Witness
SAYS HE PERJURED
CONIESSFS M LIED IN LAST
HOUR OF ATTEMPT TO SAVE
ROSFNTHNI SI.NNERS
never SAW MURDER CAR
Was Placed in JAN Awaiting II
Chance Ia Appear Brinrc the
Grand Jury


->''" ''''N' apr. NalI
h''SI''' one GOT I"" '."N.h-hour
'''7 ''I"I' supreme Justice
'"Il I'-I SATURDAY In .'' l"'' effort
"I Ih' I"u' E"i''n'n -''.'l7 of Her
"l'H I'os'NI"dI I" o'.iIN me-"
,'l'I was arrested '"d'. after CON.
Ie'''nN AilnS'H b'il".t n d
s.S'''' H''''I'''hI Z" I'r.''. Attorney
whitman
Justice corr last SATURDAY, dyuouur-
ed the testimony ul Drcsu,. aud
three others as worthless and uurc-
liable The prosecutor announced hr
would investigate the source OF the
testimony Hearing This Dr"sn-r to.
day appeared voluntarily AT M.
Whitmans office o few hours after
the prosecutor had succeeded u hay
ing May tentatively fiNed q, the day
for the beginning of the second trial
of Charles Becker
Dresner WAS a,.plfpad sl,,r,l, ,,.
Mr. Whitman and .,ft.r tpring 4,
statement IN which ne said he toId
many lies ON tho sI,nd ,p a final ef
fort to save the puuIheu he then was
arraigncd befnre a cou,nitipr p,apis-
trate and locked mn in tbe To,nbs for
a hearing before the grand Jury. I'm
court he pleaded guilty to q char.e or
perjury
In his affidavit Dresnr, told Of
having seen the era, murder car ON
the morning OF the murder He said
bo eau. S,,, C,h.n,, ,r tho ,,,ri,,,
board. Several nights before that.
he testified he had seen lack Rose
"Bridgey" Webber and others near
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-16

Company Il " the state militia.
from Chandler arrived IN Tulas early
Jesterday morning and marched TO
the fair grounds. where they pitched
their tents in the track enclosure.
At noon they we're Joined by Company
from Pawnee. and Major Winfield
Scott. " Enid who took ducc. COM
mand Of the battalion acting under
order. from Adjutant General can
ton
Not q move was made by the militia
until about 2.15. when . crowd Of
about 1000 had assembled at the
track Then General canton mounted
the judges stand and amid silence.
told the crowd that acting unders
orders Of GO. Cruce. he had placed
the fair grounds under martial Law.
there would he no racing and asked
the crowd to quietly leave thC stands.
we don't want any trouble. be said.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-16
ENJO|N TORPEDO Secrets
4 = Prevents Manufacturers from
I,plaining Naval Torpedo to
other Nations

WASHINGTON. April t5 A tenn
lurary Injunction granted by Judge
Nceder in the United states district
court ~ New York restraining the T.
". Bliss company from revealing to
other nations the construction of the
Bliss -Ieayitt torpedo used by the
United States navy has been rendered
permanent
The Bliss company was about To-
demonstrate the operation and con-
struction Of this torpedo which Of
ficlnls say the navy has de' eloped into
the finest weapon Of the kind ir the
world to the Whitehead torpedo com
panv. ~ Fiuyme. Austria, when
checked by temporary lnjunctions
sought by the navy department.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-16

ministration officials. The statement
follows:
"ln discussions in official circles in
Washington OF the present Mexican
situation. the following points have
been very much dwelt upon:
"lt has been pointed out that. In
considering the present somewhat
delicate situation I'm Mexico, the un-
pleasant incident at Tampico must be
thought OF alone. For some time
past the defacto government of Mex
leo has seemed to think mere apollo
gies sufficient when the rights OF
American citizens or the dignity OF
the government OF the United States
were involved and has apparently
made no attempt at either reparation
or the effective correction Of the ser
ious derelictions OF It's civil and mill
tary officers.
Immediately after the incident a.
Tamplco an orderly from one OF the
ships Of the United States In the
harbor OF Vera Cruz. who had been
sent ashore to the postoffice for the
ships mail and who was IN Uniform
and who had the official mail bag on
his back was arrested and put into
tail by the local authorities He was
subsequently released and a nominal
punishment inflicted upon the officer
who had arrested him. but It was sig
Continued on Page Two.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-16
IS STRIKERS CO TO JAIL
s5 Young Men aud Women Disobcycd
Orders Not To COngrcga,c
on the streets.

PORTSMOUTH, O, April Re
fusing to sign blanket bond for their
which they had been held on charges
of violating ,he mayors proclamation
against congregating in the local shoe
factory district. thirty-five young men
and women. striking shoe workers.
late today were sent 10 Jail A big
crowd cheered them as the cell doors
closed behind them.
Fearing disturbances. the police
strengthened the guard tonight In the
shoe factory district.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-16

Los ANGELES. April 10 Groomed
for battle practice off Coronado is-
land next week. the torped, flotilla
at san Pedro was reported tonight
ready to stsrt for Nedcan waters on
the instant
There are five destroyers. the Whip
pie. Perry. TruNtunm. Paul Jones and
Stewart in the flotilla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-16
CANDIDATE BADLY INJURED
Man Nominated By Republican,, and
-Four Others Hurt in Auto
Nrcidcnt.

GUTHRIE Okn. April lj.-Dr
l.. Mathis. ~ Fairlisw. Okla. VAS
probably fatally injured and r. *.
Parks OF Cherokee and =. II. Whimpv
and John Cowherd n Kingfisher were
seriously hurt when the automobile In
which they were riding rolled down
a 80 foot embankmeut near Guthrie
today The men were an route from
Kingfisher to Oklahoma city TO at
tend the republican state convention
which early to-day nominated Mathis
for state superintendent Of public in
struction.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-16

OKLAHOMA CITY. April Is. -
Former Chler Justice Samuel W
Hayes left Wednesday for week =
tour OF the southeastern part Of the
state In tho interest OF his candidacy
for the United states senate. He went
directly 10 Frederick. and has planned
TO go thence 10 Hobart. Altus aud
other parts OF that section. Judge
Hayes office for the campaign has
been established on the sixth floor Of
the Campbell building.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-16


but II y0u insist on having b.. Ne viii
meet you half way
Tho battalion ~ national guards
drawn up iu front Of the grand stand.
with blyonets ON their guns was then
detailed into squads and ordered to
put every one oJt bnt track officials.
owners Of horses. trainers aDd news
paper men This was SLOWLY done.
the crowd good-muredly ieetius the
soldiers who made no reply
After the greater part OF the crowd
had been forced through the gate.
guards were placed at each entroncs
with orders to allow no one TO enter
Presently K. J Allison. manager o,
the race track, pushed through the
crowd outside the gate and amid loud
cheers pushed aside the two guards
ana entered the track lie az once
save orders 90 the trnca officials 10
Continued uu Pog. Tenl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-16

amer orders mad been Issued today
for a naval demonstration on the
rpcifir coast Of Mexico as well as on
tn. Atlartic. General Iluerta was ad-
,i.cd that the most powerful fight
iuE force the American government
ever has assembled on sea. carrying
thoi sands of marines and blue lack
cts il headed for the seaport towns
rf the southern republic ready to en-
force TO the extreme the American
policy
t-pon General lluerta depends the
next developments; he had about
week to decide the question, for the
warshlps Will not rach Mexican wat
ers for several days. Meanwhile, the
Jrite0 States has notified all foreign
governments of its attitude toward
the Tampico incident and of the des-
patch of the fleets to Mexican waters.
This notification is In line with the
previously announced policy of keep
ing foreign nations advised OF all
3 eos taken by the American govern
lnent in the Mexican situation.
The position OF the administration as
the president explained to members OF
.he senate and house committee on
foreign affairs and as II was sub
stantislly reviewed in the note sent
to all foreign governments II described
IN a statement given out during the
day. which was prepared BY high ad-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-16
lTlHIlE WlEAlTIH HEIR

WNNuNGION prl la Forecast
oklahoma Fn.I continued warm
THURSDAY and itdpg
~ LNA. April O., lne temperature.
NnNImn 81. minimum a. South
wind. ouDu
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-19
srbffeilsbirpelen / sobt Snmbr

1IyIIell9uJGutleM 9uUl YuWpt.
9rpffeil fan pnre meget irriterenbe,
noar vGrpffeiIs6jabelen" er goot
&umgr. rssntionoltioenoe" bar for-
11plig n1ebbelt fine 2Rfere en- Smtale
af @omnerberre @aitenebiolos Meoe
/ Marbus meo en- gamnel 8eteran
fra DDbbel og ifrebet, at ben gamle
soIbot gioroe paa @nmmerberren ct
rforpirret" sss,notrpf. Dngen efter
blep oet meo n,onge l1nbffpl ploninger
rettet til ct yforpiiet sSs11otrpf og
e1oelig forleoen faar man pi6e, at
Ser ifuIoe bope itaaet ct .forneiet"
ssSt16trpf.
@n Gang on1taIte ct Blob en-
getera11 i Jorbinbelie n1eb aorn-
prinfen. Gen nRite 9og blep set
rettet til &orttpriien % berefter tn
@norprinien. son blep pioere Sor.
isg inoitiIIet. Set ifuIoe bape be-
ret aronprinien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-19

tlonlineret i 1892, blep ban ielp no.
mineret til gieepr9fioert. S 1900
bar Fan otter @a11oibnt for @iceprn.
ftbent, 50 8rpan par 8r9iioentfan,
bibot.
S 1908 par Stebenion tro6s fine
73 Mar @anoi6at for @upernpr al
Sllinois, men bleb ilooet.
Stepenion blep / 1865 gift me>
en- Datter al 8rRiioenten for Gen.
ter College, Miis 2ettta Green. Sun
bgbe / 1913.
8egrapelien foregif 9irsbog
Bloomington.
3reibent 8iliDn u6n9btte 6e11
15be SSuni oe fem M9nb, io1n lam.
men n1eb syinansnriniiteren oe
Comptroller Of tbe CURRENCY bill no.
giere 0en rationale 8anfftDrelie,
u5eoeral Neierpe 8onrb"
Gbarles 8. &amlin al Boston
bleD nbnepnt til 9er1ninen pna to
glur, Saul @arbnrg al Seem gort
paa fire Mur, 9bonlas 8. Sones al
Gbirago poa iefs Mar, g9. g. g,
6aroing al Birmingham, Mla., poo
otte slar og M. 6. Miller af San
6rancisco paa TO Mar.
8r9lioenten un6ertegnebe ia1nme
Dag 2oDen for Spbabelfe at 9lf,
giftsfribeoen for a1nerifa,,ife 4pit.
fartifibe / &ananafanalen.
Mbfillige 2e6ere blnnbt Senatets
Demofrnter ianlebes ienere / BET Sbi.
be Sns for at fan1tale rneo Hrelioen-
ten ON ben 2obgibning, ion1 Mbmi.
nifrationen enifer at ie giennem-
f6rt, inben @ongresien aiournerer.
De Mntitruitlobe, iom &l1fet bar peo.
taget, eller ligne11oe 9opgipning, er
.oe eneite 8orilag paa Hrogrn,nnet,
iom bill blibe iniiiteret pao.
BrGfibenten puapegeoe, at rpisfe
ssSt1teresier" Difte en- aft for flor At-
tibitet meb gie1tnent Brebe til Son.
gresme11o % oeres g9Igere at igge
aongressamlingen el1ot burtigft mn.
ligt.
Sen berettigeoe YoataIe al 6enne
itaoelige uMftipitet" og 0ffet1tliggjg.
relien at a6ifillige 8rebe pafte om-
trent lige iaa itor Opiigt / @albing-
ton iom 6a HrRfibenten ifior afilg-
rebe uoen unoerfunbige 2obbD"
(&orioorpolitifern ion ibgte at
forbinore 9ortflopens @iennemfg.
rel;e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-19
sfrbfeu Qi3aie (teIefonerer, me

Grtfen gi55ie teIefonerer, mems
benoes ypforIoDeoe itaor % berer
interesiepet thy:
BET bos @uIofnteo DobI?
Oct er Sr6fen 2arienl seq Dil eier-
Ine beoe Gem ienoe mig 70 JorIoDeI.
Hlfesringe 9oaobe lcger io,,
|ieID sIgeliat iaulrle SIaes ION
& L S oroaret \
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-19

sesQltDSI1n9eI, er en- llHtpel StDllle:
fpens al oe11 o6orbanolings" .Dfe-
tbobe, Ser fra @run6lopsp spartierneS
% Miniiteriets Stbe ct giennemfgrt
| @runbIopsiagen, ibet man Song
efter Gong bar lnpot De fonlerpati.
be 9ilbno on; Bodybuilding meb Nf-
pisning.
Meo set 'Galglobforilag, Der bleb
@ef,,ltotet al @runolopspartier
36ie og bibtil ii6ite Sperensfomit
Sen al %. Moi par Moolet fl1lot
Operfor bette 6oripg paa ben al
minoelige @olgrets gsop11 at lopfRlte
bette @rpngebilleoe al en- &alglob
n1oatte 4onierpatismen zoe 1in poerite
8rotelt; set bar fun lim1pelt Neo-
perge, n1nn ber gbeoe, og ben fon<
ierbatibe 8efolfning 2al1oet oper ptl
poe 2on6stingets @onierpatibe fnlo
og ubelt Gililnt11ing, BET 1iffert pil
finbe sangbunb ogfaa ub pioere
&re6ie, bpor man forlpngit bor foot
9inene np for, bnor set bor ben !
@run6lobs!age11 u,1oer {orooft raoi-
fal-iocialiltiif lgrerlfab."
rGort 2on0"::
sln1tenoigpis buroe &egieringen
alorig bere gooet me6 til at forcere
.ian bgipigtige eager iom @runo-
Iobsiagen % Gulglobsfagen frem
poo laa fnebent ct StemmetaI, fom
Ben roaoer oper. Den bar 10 fun
Iige &alpbelen al 2anostinget, naar
ben la6er tit eget Me6len1, GinanS-
miniiter 8ranbes itemme meb.
Set bliper MI &egieringens Sag
at flare Sen 6orpirring, iom gap
fig ioo aabenbare l1otrpf i 2anos=
tingets @run6lopspartier.
vNplitifer" bap6e en- 2e6er, lom
er eanife ar1berleoes ipnlmenoe END
500. .=Den1. "s. @l. d. ifrtber bet
rnotfale 8ln6:
Set ub9rte, 4 Dor 6orfatnings-
biitorie e,,eitooe,,oe 0ptria, bpor-
meb Sc fonierpotipe Bortier afilutte.
oe 2o1bstingets @oarsn1eoe, bar
pao en- Gang tilspioiet ben politiife
@it1otion i 2anbet til ben Dberlte
Sfarpbeb.
s5or fgrlte @ang 2anostingets
2epetio Dor Sc fonierpatipe &artter
uoe al Stanb til at beberife cit big
tig politif Mfltemning. Sg ba De
iaalebes 111onglebe forfntningsmps=
b .5
Iige Mi6ler uoe11for 6orfatninge11
og nn1uliggiorbe 5orllagets fortlat-
te Bebanoling peo EN- parlamentariif
@olosbanbling. glnberleoes ton
&gires og Sc 6rifonierpatipes 6eipe.
rate Gptrpben life betegnes.
Oberfor oenne l1otaleIie af $50
Iitifer" nnferer Scott. (" at &r.
5Iengerif bar u6tolt, at BET Mtb6el De
@o11lerpattpe / 2o16stinget anDenb-
te par gonlfe tillaoelt9t porlamenta-
rift let, og at bans egen @r11ppe en.
gang onerfor en- Mfitemning Sol
fetinget bap0e a1tpe11ot fan1n1e Sren1-
gangsmaaoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-19

nDeriont ieg ifulbe bIiDe gift nneo
Gem, 81. Sfop, ingoe en- i.,,g Du-
ne, foa biloe leg blibe Ell Sfop-
fr,,e.
'en oerfoul iee bIep gffft nleo
Gem oiloe jee bIiDe 81 enole-
Inlolio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-19
FRA Mnlaunrt.

FRA d
Sarab gernbarbt ipg. garab
8ernbarot, Der fornplig paa fin
@jgiteipils-Gurne Belgien blep
ipg, ligegr angrebet al 2an1melie i
8pen 0ur / SDbfra11frige.
Mepuinseretten / Softlnnb, @pn-
oeriDllanb, bar ioen1t IA 6anfe
M9nb og 4binber, Tom Deb ct 2an-
6eparnsmpoe / 8rg11s 6orlamlings-
bus bar innget ussSeg er en- iirnpel
8onoemano", 8g0er paa 10 Marf.
WfgoetS 2e6er ifal betale 80 Marf.
Gaptejn 9ioalb glmmnbien bopbe
ben 13be Sum- rGr lat 2ipet til u11=
Der Ell 8repeflDpning george neo
'et Meroplan, bporbeb Fan fit MtteIt
iom Aeroplanlo0s, 1aa ban bill p9-
re iltan6 til at BRUCE 9leroplan 1n-
Der lin foreitaae16e gforbpolsfRrb
timber Jlppningen fn9ffebe &9pe-
planet, Maifinen itprtebe moo SSor-
ben og fnuites;; men Mmunbfen flap
nlfubt.
Gbrtitiansiabs 800 Mars Subj
lGmm. @briitiansitao peb @elgeaaet1
/ Stoane feirebe Ben %. Mni 1T
800 Nars Subileun1, ioet 8pen an
lagbes 1914 of @briitian ben 4be.
Otter en- Sgitioeltgbeo i &rfen
impffe6es sen SgiIe i &irfen, poo
bbilfen Song Gbrtitian ben 4oe
egenbpnoigt ifaI bope inoribiet lit
Napnecbiffer, 1leo en- arans meo
oannebrogsfarpeoe 8aano.
Den egentlige Aariag til @refen<
lonos &oloning lige oberfor 9prfiet
er 2Dite1t til &errebp1n1ne oper.
gGgRirbapet, fer oe npe tprfiffe
Dreoonougbts, ior1 MI bpgges i
Gnglunb, er fRrbige.
uDaiIp aeIe9rapbn 3 @orreipo1-
bent / Mtben Tiger, at ben grpffe mi-
niiter i &onita11tinopeI er blepe11
paalagt at forlange giebiffeIig
SSnoitilling al 5orfelgelferne moo
@rRferne i 2illealien og Gilboge-
flptning til oeres &iem og poa Sc.
res Gienoom al $4,000 Wpgtninget,
iom lggte 89rn MOS GDrferne pon
gr9f Smraobe.
Sfelge @orreiponoenten forlanges
oglon en- @aranti for, at 6lpgtnin-
gerne lite bliper poerligere forulen1.
pet.
@Dgtet ON tprfiife regul9re Grop.
pers og 8aibi8 8a5ol1fers Mngreb
paa 8pen aipalif i 2illeoiien be-
n9gteS.
9fibots Miniiterinn, io1n blep
bannet i @aris ben 12te Stunt for at
opertage @egieringen efter @aiton
Dpnmergnes Mniiterium, leo ct
Neoerlag peo en- Nfltemning oper
bets 8rinciperflaring ianmne Sag,
% blep oerpoa gibet ct Mistillibs,
potum. GrflRringen bapbe 306
sten1mer inoo og 262 for fig.
&reuierniniiter Mibot og bans
Miniitre tog ftrafs fine 8ortefdier
og forlob 4ammeret for at forel9g.
&c lin AfifeosbeglR for Nrgli.
bent &oincare.
Minilteriet gfibots grflpring git.
blat1ot anoet uo poo @ibeboloelie al
8eitemmelfen ON ire Mars 8Rrne-
pligt. aammerets Maioritet erfln.
re6e i set anbet Jorilog, at bet nDe1
Miniiteriutn lite repr9ienterebe en-
8oIfene,1ing.
@ene gibio11i,, 5octaliit oepnteret
% forbenbarenoe arbeioern1iniiter,
paatog Zig at bnnne ct 11Dt franif
miniiteriun1.
9e tpife speialO Oeuofrater loper
fig til at tage farpt fat 1neo Mgita-
tionsnun1re. Som tioligere ou1tolt
bemonitrere6e Sc peo 9iigsongens
slutnil,g peb at bliDe iiobenoe, bo
Der efter ganl111el Sob ,1o-
braetes ct 2ebe for Statgoperbope.
bet SO M fonnmer Der WeeooeIeI.
ie fro Nlioolfitnb ON, at Def poo
ben iociaIoemof ofratiife 8arti -2ono-
bag er oplpit at Sc focialiitiife Migs-
hogsnnno bill ie11be Ell Meprnhrlta.
lion III MnIpniprttp for az IS nefo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-19
Rlannt Ean18u1wnn.

&emiferen Garl Gbriitian 2arien,
Der bar a11iat beb bet nerifanife
@nmmifompagnt i Detroit, er ble.
ben br9bt beb en- gfsploiton. 2ar'
fen, Der bIep 40 Mor 9nmntel, bo1
fsot / &iebenbnbrl. 6on efterlabe,
gnfe % tire 8gr1, Ser oil faa n6be.
talt en- Sfaoeseritatning fra Selifa.
BET poa 5000 Collars.
Den for. airfe. gsplig bapoe $50.
=itor S q. Serlilo Dpret Hrpit
Sconto, 8is., / 25 Mor. S Der
Mnleoning afbol6tes ber Set for
bam og oberraftes bnln @nper ira
Menigbeoen, fra 8rpitepenner oe
onore, en- 4oresie fra 8rGiter / Bis.
coniin &re6s oin. (nDnnn.
&eb en- apneert ! g8isconiin Me1,.
iif= &onierpatorium MiIpm1fee Sen
86e 6s., baboe man ben 5orngieIie
og nlrfifalife MDoelR at .bare Nro.
fesior gotni1t 6. @appeImna,1s ia.
lentfllloe glen, Dor 16-aorige 2an0s.
manb Marti1, Mortenfen, gsn al
Nir M Mortenien, Der inotager er,
betroet StiIling peb BET itore 5irma
Stern & So. / Milmaufee. Sen
unge Einniit uofbrte Here ,,leeet
.panifelige Muiifr1lunre al @riee,
5cbnbert 1nuiie, siuoi1te % 2ii5t,
5og logoe en- faaoan Goritaaelf, Gelel.
Iie % Sipl parret n1eo Ell forblsffenoe
.9efnif for Dogel;, at Huslifulll
operpploeoe BAN uler itornte,loc gi.
fnIo.
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siefe1: .Ssr, abomieu gine, /
er Doerit let.
Dpbarteren: y5Ietl @iper Sc 4
ben tiI en- Dbo, itoar bn,1 op s
@ieite1,: 50 SO % ifieIoer Is
rReb goooass, e,oboas, tiars
Ben Oct er Fon1 Iel,ge iioe1, pi 81
iaos. tffa,rd 70 or.
beo 0et, iee Deo oet. e 4
bor lige regne roeeltte I h
Abopeo e bIioer s. 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-19

r3poeaaar Hal Deres spisernto-
Der begraDes 2"
.8oa Dnsooe bet DiI iige iieg
|laoer be1oe brp,1oe. Noor oIt ton1-
ner til al, er set BOG oet iifreite." /"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-19
.8erIinqife 9ibenoe friDer

rBerlingife 9ioelloe" ffriDer:
rDaeo 8ipers uotnlelie III Moti.
periugen of set uiaobonIige 5friot,
Deb bpilfet Sc fonierDotipe @rupper
] eonos ostineet itano'eoe goIg gIobelg
bioere gebonbIing oentle 9ies.
esfoulIing er ot ffornsoent fogt
i S5iebli litfet oel,ile2 5oo d fro ro fo1,ier.
pofiD gibe iele
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-19

sara6 gernbarOt ipg. gorab
8ernbarot, Der fornplig paa fin
@jpiteipils-gurne gelgien blep
ipg, ligegr angrebet al 2ou1melie i
8pen 0ar / sD0franfrige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-19

400 @rnbearbejoere af Meit gir-
gi1lia % 8ittsburgb Goal Company
iluttebe Strejfcn Sen 12. os., ioet
oeres 2ebere erflpreoe, at De bilbe
frafaloe &napet poa .Mnerfien6elle
al 6agioreningelt. l1officielt iagoes
Set, at &ompagniet bapoe gaaet i1t6
paa s Gimers Mrbeiosoog.