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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03
NO MIRACULOUS BIRTH
SAYS DR. CHARLES AkeD

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 3.-"I 4
= believe that Joseph was the faith 4
= er of Jesus" said the Rev. Chas. 4
. F. Aked here in response to re- 4
= quest for some amplification OF I
= the views expressed in his SER 4
= mon sunday questioning Chrlsts I
. miraculous birth" 4
= II do not believe in the i'm 4
y maculate conception" he added 4
. definitely. 4
= Concerning his statements that I
. Matthew contradicted himself. I
= he pointed to the New Testament (
. version of the gospel according (
= TO Matthew as saying that the
= Savior was of miraculous birth"
= and to an older manuscript. au-
= thenticated as the work OF the I
. same apostle, in which reference
. Is made to Joseph. the father OF
. Jesus" 4
$50 l have sufficient author 4
. ity for my statements" said DR..
. Aked, II have the authority Of
= the new Congregational creed. as I
= adopted last October. but. even
. II had no authority. I hope I 4
= should have the courage to say
= what believe.
AS for the miracles. un- 4
= auestionably believe some. A I
. man OF the divine nature OF Je~
= sus undoubtedly could perform I
= miracles. But some do not be-
= heve; as for instance. the story 4
= that Jesus took coin from a I
fish's mouth, Most OF them.
= believe. are the growth Of is-
. gcnd."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03
Many orchids Burned.

HILLSBOROUGH, Cal. Feb, g.
Thousands of orchids and other Won
derful blooms intended for decora-
tions at the wedding of Miss Vera de
Saba. an heiress. and Herbert Payne
were destroyed in blaze starting
from an explosion of oil gas in the
orchid house of the Hillsborough
Nursery company. Orchids were to
have been feature of the floral plan
at the wedding
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03
Aviator in Serious Iredicamcut.

NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-While
Charles O. Niles. youthful Roches-
ter. y. Y. aviator. was making a
flight upside down i'm a monoplane at
an altitude of about 5000 feet over
the Hampstead plains of Long Island
his gasoline supply gave out. Tail
first. the machine dropped quickly
Niles remained calm. however, and
partly righted the machine. landing
safely after a series of spiral dives.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03
PAYDIRr FOUND IN OLD pOr.

oROVILLE. Cal, Feb. s.-After
having prospected for years along the
Yuba river. with little return for
his patient work. Frank Davidson has
finally made strike-in an old iron,
pot
He was walking on a sand bar the
other day when his foot struck the
pot. which was half buried in gravel
With the impact few grains of gold
rolled out. Davidson scraped the pot
and found dust worth 1900.
Recent high water is believed to
have uncovered the treasure.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03
STATE SUPREME COURT DECIDES LOCAL
| OPTION CASES IN FAVOR OF THE ORYS

SALEM. Ore. Feb. 3.-The state
supreme court decided local option
cases today In favor of the drys and
settled the fact that elections cannot
be set aside because of technical OBJ
jections raised. It decided that the
faults arising out Of the 1918 regis
tration and other alleged reasons
shouldn't avail in having "the will OF
the people set aside"
The opinion OF the court was writ
ten in the case appealed from Hills
boro and In deciding the Salem. Stay
aon, Oregon City. Springfield and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03
REBELS MENACE CAPITAL ON
ALL SIDES; CAPTURE is NEAR
REAL MOVIE ROMANCE
HAPPENS IN ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 3.-How girl
with widower father and youth
with a widowed mother played sue
cessful game of matchmaking to break
down objections to their own wedding
was received when a marriage license
was Issued TO John NJ. Hannibal, a
wealthy manufactures, and Mrs.
Myrtle Mullen. The youngsters in
troduced their parents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03
PIONEER RAILROAD MAN
ELECTR0O.EO At WORK

TACOMA. Wash. Feb. 3.-Jesse c
Denny. 40. pioneer railroad build
er and superintendent of construction
at the Great Point Defiance tunnel of
the Northern Pacific. was electrocuted
at the east approach TO the bore
while cutting high tension wire with
pair of nippers. He didn't know the
wire was charged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03
SENTENCED TO JAIL FOR
MISUSE Of U. s. MAILS

PORTLAND Ore, Fe, s--George c
Hodges, who returned two weeks ago
voluntarily from British Columbia to
face federal indictment charging
him with misuse OF the mails. in con-
nection with the vast Columbia River
Orchards company operations. pleaded
guilty before Federal Judge Bean and
was sentenced to nine months in the
county Jail.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03
81 Iouis strike Ends.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 3.-The strike OF
900 garment workers virtually came
ment that the international union had
withdrawn it's financial support from
the strikers. The strike was opened
last August,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03
Il INJURED WHEN
TRAINS COLLIDE

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 3.-At leass IL
were injured. some seriously. when
Wabash, Chicago and st. Louis pas
senger train crashed into the rear, OF
an inbound Alta passenger at North
st. LS1is.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03

Gresham cases. the court merely re-
ferred to the Hillsboro opinion. JUS
time Burnett was the only dissenter.
The court held the petition for To-
cal option at Hillsboro was valid be-
cause II was circulated under the then
existing laws. The attack on the
election because It was not held on
the day Of general election also
failed. The court held the home
rule amendment. operates as before,
except that now municipality or any
precinct therein is subdivision of
the county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03
ROCKEFEIL.EW PAYS TAX
OF OVER TWELVE MILLION

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Feb. a.
Rockefeller was called on BY the To-
cal tax commission to pay twelve mill
lion six hundred and ninety thousand
dollars taxes on an estimated nine
hundred million dollars of property
The commissioners asserted that un-
der the new state law. the oil king
has just established legal residence
in Cleveland and rendered himself IL
able to the tax,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03

LOS ANGELES. Feb. SC. +.
Lore. former cashier OF the Bank o
Nampa. Idaho. was arrested on ;
charge of making "A false report I,
the Idaho state bank commissioner IL
regard tn his bank which failed ii
September. 1919:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03
BECKER TO GET NEW TRIAL IS RUM0R

trial prevailed about the courthouse
today. 1t was said decision to this
effect would be handed down BY the
circuit court of appeals before night
1t was impossible to confirm the re-
ports
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03
Morse's sister Asks Receiver.

NEW YORK, Feb. s.-Miss Jennie
+. Morse. sister of Charles Morse. ap-
piled for the appointment of a re-
ceiver for the Metropolitan Steam
ship company, at the hearing begun in
her suit for an accounting of the af-
fairs of the Metropolitan. former
Morse line. now the property OF the
New York, New Haven & Hartford
railroad.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03
NEWS SUMMARY
General.


President Wilson prepares to- lift the
embargo on arms and ammunition be-
tween United states and Mexico.
Despite use of $4,000 worth of ra.
dunn, Congressman Bremner is dying.
Experts are alleged to have juggled
figures 50 rs to make the American
navy inferior to that of Germany.
Rebels menace the Mexican capitas
and downfall of Huerta Is now bclics-
cd to he matter of hours.
Anti-Japanese amendment to Bur-
nett hill Is defeated i'm the house. No
desire among representatives to em-
barrass Wilson and Bryan IN their me-
gotlations over Japanese situation.
Railroads may be compelled 10
make charges on certain services now
Offered gratis i'm effort to Increase
their revenues.
Haitien rebel. General Theodore, Il
defeated after two days engagement,
Twenty five thousand women In
Chicago prepare to register.
Former Police Iitutenant Becker Of
New York Il said TO won appeal for
= new trial.
Eleven injured In collision near St.
Louis.
| State supreme court uphoids local
option elections.
Local
bert Pixler. "threc timer on trial
again in circuit court.
Annual election OF officers OF Com.
mercial association tonight.
Mrs. Ben Hervey, former local lady
dead In Walla Walla.
Clarence Ross convicted Of non
support.
GAffney and Stevens go 20 round!
tonight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03

NEW YORK. Feb. 3.--Persistent
rumors that former Police Lieutenant
Charles Becker, under sentence OF
death for the murder of Herman Ro-
senthal. won application for a new
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03
Huerta's Downfall Now Believed to
be Matter Of But Few Hours
Federal Troops are Disseminated.
may REFUSE TO DEFEND
General Mas Has Been Ordered to
TOrreon TO Hold II Against Advance
of the Constitutional FOrces-Huer-
"a May Flee to American Embassy
When Crisis Comes.

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 3.-Huerta' 3
overthrow is considered matter OF
perhaps hardly more than hours. Good
judges Of the situation believe that a
few more days will see the rebels in
the Mexican capital. Their forces
menace the city on the east and north
and many thought It doubtful II the
president could depend on his garri-
son 10 defend It. There Is no ques-
ton the soldiers are discontented and
unmanagable.
Huerta Is said to realize the des-
perate nature of the position and to
be greatly worried. 1t is believed that
when the crisis comes he will avail
himself OF OShaughnessy's offer OF
sanitary in the United States en-
bassy
General Joaquin Mas. father Of
General Mas who died few days
ago. has been ordered to direct the
defense OF Torreon and Is on his way
there with renforcements.
JUAREZ, Feb 3.-General villa
showed no compunction for the death
OF Francisco Guzman, whom he either
shot or had shot yesterday after con-
ferring with him in a house he has
made his headquarters here. Guzman.
he declared, was spy, and deserved
TO die.
Gnzman had just come from Ha'
Vana. The story is he came to villa
with proposition to renounce Car
rama. the rebel leader and throw his
strength to Felix Diaz. villa allowed
him 10 make II in detail. Then ac-
counts differ as to whether he shot
him TO death or ordered him execut-
ed In an official report To Carran-
"a. villa stated that Guzman was
regularly courtmartialed and con-
demned to be executed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03

II sometimes happens that the
spinster who says she's glad OF IT, IL
able TO make everybody believe IL but
herself
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03
WILSON TO LIFT
EMBARGO ON ARMS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-T'hat
President Wilson Is preparing an ex-
ecutivc order raising the embargo on
the transfer Of arms and ammunition
from the United States into Mexico
was persistently rumOred today
though without confirmation.
messy received from Bryan instruc-
tions To notify Americans and other
foreigners In the Mexican capital Of
wilson's determination to lift the cm-
bargo against Importation by dle reb-
els of arms and ammunition from the
United states. Hundreds OF !Ameri-
cans are preparing To leave.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03
AANI,:;,.,tE99 Led FOR, FOR =,

u 4 {XGToN, Feb. s.-For
:. fime since tire civil war
IRE com plemenr of the IA
iowed by Law HAS be-n
4 and hereafter onfy speeisa-
~ Qualified applicants for the
, navy will be accepted
, Secretary Daniels msSe this
, announcements with soune pride.
, He attyibuted II to the adoption
= in the navy Of the general sys-
, TEN OF education of the enlisted
= men; to the popularity Of the
, recent European cruise OF the
= fleet, and TO the knowledge on
, the part of the young men " the 4
; approaching crnfse Of the Allan
= tIc fleet to the FAN Francisco ex-
y position.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-03

The East Oregonian has the largest paid
circulation OF any paper In Oregon, east Of
Portland and over twice the circulation 10
Pendleton OF any other newspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-25
HOME AND FARM MAGAZINE SECTION

He landed on his knees, the pre-
eious towel still wrapped about his
face, his eyes still shut. On all fours,
he scuttled across the floor plates, feel.
ing his way and aided by his knowl-
edge Of the place. The steam scared
his flesh-he could feel his body cook.
His hand struck something that was
soft and that quivered to tho touch.
lie reached for the side of the boiler
and found the mark he sought. And
then o'keefe stood up, and found and
closed the yalvo which controlled the
flow of steam, the baked flesh of his
hands sticking to the metal of the
wheel as he spun it shut. The roar
died away to hiss, and stopped.
And oKeefe sank down, uncon.
seious, across the body of Malone.
o'Keefs awoke to pain. His whole
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-25

being was alive and racked with pain.
The smell Of drugs wss in the air,
and he knew that he was in the
ships sick kbay.
Slowly and painfully o'Keefe took
stock Of his surroundings. At his side
was table, and on it were bottles
and ointment, his belt and sweat rag
and the brass knuckles. His gaze
rosmed past tho table, and he met the
eyes of another bandaged, swaddled
figure in the bunk opposite.
For long moment the two men re-
garded each other. Slowly and pain
fully two bandagod hands reached
s4Soss the narrow space and met
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-25

A newly invented sound trumpet for
the telephone makes it unnecessary TO
lift the receiver to the ear.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-30

1tram @onpr, / Sen 3ro, at BET ba'
CT officer al bbjere Slang, % iff'
Menig Mr. G6, iom ollerGrbebigi
melote fig til 2ieneite.
Sans 8eretning ONT ct 8eibg
Ant,perpen, bor tiot gipet mig Sto'
til Gftertanfe. Seq ioa .11emlig
Manoen sen iirlige grpert blano1
CIT alpnge raa ssfolt (Sefolt gaat
oltio i &lnnge), fon1 ubgior6e 5/S
~Domn"s 8eiGtning.
Sc bonoe faaet 2onolop % bret
III op til Sen ngrmelte &apnebe=
bGrtning, Set enelte Maal % Oct
enelte SSrrotrpf, iom Manben before
1.-THE mait" bar al fine &ejler. -
Seq tGnfte poa, bbor lioet grperten
bar pastel / Gniemblet oe buffet
merfeligt Spill al Sfiebuen bragts
bam / hisfe 6orbolb og 0in9ipeller,
faa abiolllt uoenfor bans rette Me=
tier; = men set Fan naturligbis TIL
lfrioes @anbrelpiten.
2ipet er 10 omififteligt ~ linens
grpcrten forligtig peo @ialp al fin
2illefinger trptfer Mifen ,t1eb / Ser
importere6e galabaibpibe merfet 9
g. g., og meoens Gfteoal. lanaiom1
men iitfert fpl6er bore @las, lntte;
ieg til grpertens 8eretning.
Ser bar engang en- &riniesie
bum por lao imuf, iaa lm11f, at ben:
bcS Maee alorig bar Jet i bels ri.
get, men bum bapoe Ell Sell lac
3rinlesie BUN bar, Bun funoe tiff
tnrte. &per @ang buu lfulbc ligf
noget, trippeoe BUN ben til fin Mo1
% iagbe: ~Mor, bpao ifal ieg nj
[iige," og bper Gang BUN ifulbe gje:
re noget, ipltr9te bum fin Mor
rbnao; ifal leg 11u giere?"
So Erinfesiens Mor tnnfte Of
aioroe alt for ben6e, % faaleSe*
brnotc set en- Sag, at Hriniesiens
Mor gioroe set belt forbi ines &rin:
|esiens 6orlopelie.
N1 er Set ioa6an fin ege,1 Sag
for Ell Mor at gipre Set forbi mel
Ell an6cnS 6orlopelic, Ser er 10 Ell
treble Herion> Tom alti6 bil itaa lie;
ufor5toaenoe operfor sen Slags 8e:
}lutninger, % laaleoes ogiaa / bette
Eilfplbe.
Gen u,1ge Man6 blep fer1t bpb1
neobpjet al Sorg, ban fpntes bele 81:
'pet par foripilot, fan orep omfrinl
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Fxprrtrn.

@poroau min &e1 engang tunloe
oprmDe Iom 9pmntermano o. le;
mere lom1 2etmatros bar altio itaaet
for mig ion1 noeet l>beariheligt. San
er ne,nlis laa ipinfelt bpgget % al
tbs poer|t idiemret. @ans itorc,
pelformeoe @opeb meb oem bpje,
fprltanosflare Nancc % Sen ipur=
lomme Soarbetlnbning bier Gigte=
rers @aratteri1t if / uSprggct @rao.
Sans Senoer CT lmoo % ftne, mo-
1ten lpm Ell aninoes, bans lange,
imalle. ariltofratiife 9eegle bar al
0rig boorct Sc ii Sprgeran0e, 1on1
f9laer Matrp1en fra &uggen til
@rapen: set er iaa hngt fra Cont
lltermonben: MGpe, iom Der lppttes
i. forinosu 9tien flyer Stu. Sans
annfflip er nafot n1eb Sma9, life
for bpj, og life fnr Lao; men Jllp
iaapel lom Sen epri9e Dragt, Ell
ifienfet iinlben Smtmtse, og Dan,
net ct lmaatulot &ele, lom fun Ell
far~afteriitilf for @rperten.
ga ieo ierlte Gang IGrte min
9Se1 at fierOe, bar bon @ogbol6er
hos CT llbrmager paa Stregct. Ser
banoe bun MI lan6ct, efter iom 81
n1ano at hope plejet Moro= og 2iter.
ipen og efter at ban iom Spmmer.
,1o,,o hopoe bpggct en- &elteital6
omaha. Ser ioa jea BAN iiooe
bpiet ODER inimlenoe 1alrnffer, ber
tltnleoe BON meo Gebit= % &re6it-
potter % brugte panlfeIige 6agno=
trpf. 1aa Joni Mccou1t, Conditional
Enforcement, Nromilorp notes, &a:
LITIGATION etc. me6 Ell ene Itaae11ot
Moutine, luu ahlplut i Strib mel
guagie Spmanosuotrpf.
&i %tilbragtc ma11gen MIten iam:
men, for set n1eite hos 6re0erif
Sebief oe 1taar ri iiplge oanlf Sra.
hilton bapbe facet ct &ar rGarn=
n1er" Got orinfs og ipeeial merit5)
fit min Sen gierne Mun6en poo
@le6. Set par iaalenes meo Stolt;
beo bal biblte at fortplle ON Sol:
oaterlipet / 2nnmarf, bporban ban
enga11g blep ienot til Soenie, og an:
fom i ny funflenbe Uniform, met
blaa Geforationer paa 9grmct, bpor:
bon Sen or1ne .Senss", lom 1too poo
@ogt ,i6enfor &aiernen, gjoro'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-30

ionligbeo, ct fo%ritaaenbe % rettGn<
fenbe Menueifc, ma11big % ligetil !
fin Optrpoen, beifeben / fine arap.
&an fo1nnrer for at lore fine 2an6s=
memo / Mmerifo at fjenoe, itnbere
oereS 2ipsptlfaar, itu6ere ielue 2an=
bet. ber, ubui6e lit Spn paa Wen=
neffer og Sorbo1o, uoopbe fin egen
Nerionligbeo; iamtiois pil BON peo
fine 6ore0rog r,1n6t omfring i oun=
lie aolonier forisge at giere Zig Il
ne @ejieomfo{tninger betalt ban
er 10 lite Milliorer lou list iom Dc
fleite al bans 2an6smGno. Sans
Boreorag em
% a II M rfs Il bpiflingi 81
1i6{te so Mar"
bill liffert bore al llberegnelig Sn<
teresie for 9aflte | Nmertta, 1nao=
lie life min6lt for ben banif~ameri.
fanlte ungbon1, DER Der meo ct Slag
bill .fl1nne lore 6eres S96peS 2ano
at fienoe, bebre. maa1fe END gie1=
ITEM mango Bigger = lebiaget, lon'
set er, al 2psbilleoer fra alle Sam
marf5 @gue. Desuoen fprer ban ct
Toreorag ON @anamo % pnn @rg-
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9psbiIleber.
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ytiellen for ferfte Gang beropre, |
SEEM Dorf, og sen 27be ifulbe ban,
ifplge ,Norblpiet", tale / Bertb Mr=
BOP. Mnore aolonier i 8iten felz
ger iiffert efter. Gen Soc 6ebr1tor
boiler ban 6ore6rag / Grabbing,
@ficb., og Sen 15oe 5ebruar i Gbi-
cago. Sen6ag Sen 15oe MartS ct
ban in6bubt til at tole / Minreu=
polls al 8pens to oerberenoe Don't
tie llngoomsioreninger %, e%,e1tuelt
lomme l1ge i ct. Saul, bporefter
911ren gaar peltober. Mellem Dc
to Gatoer Is. Jebr.-15: MartS, ct
ser. en6nn rig Mnle0ning for onnlfe
&plonier / Melle1n1tater>1e % Noro=
pelten, mes Chicago og Spillingbper=
ne / Minnciota lon1 Gentrer, at 1ifre
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boloeren. @ebofter al vMoroen"
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aammel 9folefammerat al 8. s,
9fiel1er1, bar paatoget Jig at arral,=
gore alt nern1ere forndoent me1
6enipn til 9atoer oIp., bporf or ollie
S%enpenoelier bcrom bpr %aoreSleres
til bam.
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Qorb StratDeoua, ubigb Commits
iioner" for CANADA, bgoe. forleben
f 2o116on / Ell Ml6er al 93h Mor.
|&an bar lg1lgc hanret &G6erstitelen.
vGanaoas gra1,b olb man" og par
Ell al oct BRITTLE Miges mGrfeltgite
|sfiffelier. Sans langc og pirfiom-
nc SIP En- fom ct 1pfenbe GpentDr.
6a1 bar foot i cit 2anosbp / Gfot=
Elan6 og tilbraete fit 8arroom og
unebom ! poerit fattige @aar. San
be6 6en9ong Donolb Smith. .1S Mor
eot1,nel reiite ban til Canada og
|fif i 1842 Nninttelle i &n6ion 8op
@ompagntet. @an beepnote i Den
labefte 5tiIling meh en- Son al so
Gents ON Dagen og arbeioe6c fig
op Grim for Grin inotil bon ltob
fom set mRgtige aompagnis 9eoer.
Oct nar Dan1. 1om bar Dr~ipfieoere1
Ii Mnl9gget al ben fanaoilfe stille-
bobsbone; ban. upretteoe Banter %
blep i~1teresieret i mango ftore Nn-
leg Ser inbbragte bam MiIlioner.
S 1869 ~nnbertrDfte bon ell SSn6ia,
meropitorb i MISUNDERSTANDING
men i1ber ret laatge bapbe ban j
ben @rnb bl116et Snoianernes 9il~
lis, at bons Orb gialot for benz ion1
SOB. 1886 blep ban al BEN fa11a,
lDiTe Staggering fenbt til 2onoor Tom
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.'N
ubigh Commits lioner" for Canada.
% Muret efter bleb Donol6 Gmitb
opbeiet / Mbelsltanoen 11nber Napr
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pore Trpf ber mGrfelige Man6s
&urriere. 2t9e til set iioite orbej=
beoe ban ibGrbigt for at giere Ga
naoas um1aaoeligc &ielpefiloer
fienbt blanbt Gnglanos % Guropas
Ji1ansmRno. Sen beb1te Moabe
at lepe poa iin Dgie Mlber,"
lag0e fan engang, rer life at ofre
'in Mloer eli Ta11fe, men beoblipen6e
at gipre lit glrbeioe pg ellers laoe
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Der for Gi6en flor MrbejbsleSbeo. S
San 6rancisco iiges mellem 10000
og 100000 Meune1fer at. ppre 1toe11
8efieftieel1e, og / Sos Mngeles er
Eallet forbol0sbis langt ltprre, ioet
10000 MGnb Oct ct ,arbeioSlele;
oglna / Hortlnno> Gre, goar EFT
Mosle Menneifer leoige. S Sos
Mngeles bapoe @pens 8orger< %
Observation-Disclosures iamnerfalot
ct oifentligt Msbe forle6en Mften,
pao bpilfet fremiattes ct 6orlangen=
Sc ONT, at 8pen % @o11ntpet afiotte
en- Stunt al 1 Mtllion Collars til Of
fentlige Mrbei6er for at afbiplpe
Mrbeioslpsbeben; 8proaoet bepilgebe
foruo for Me6et $500 maaneblig
ire Maaneoer iom cit sSl1legape til De
trG11geroe n~rbe10sle1e. IS Sfegon
inofol6te @nperner @eit ii6ite llge
@totens emergency 8oaro" til ct
Me6e % %foreiloe at bepilge $4,000
til Gorbeoring al Statens &eie for
at ifaffe Arbei0e til Sc mango leoi=
&C &anoer, men 8oar6et afllog bet,
tie meb Sen 8egr1n6elie, at fln 2e<
aislotltren er berettiget til at gipe
cit iaq0on Weotlgnina. 8pfommis-
iionen / Nortlan6 bar pe6taget ct gt<
be 1000 Monb Mrbej6e be6 NnlRa
al &ierebeie j &arferne og beo
@rabning of &anolebniuger mel Ell
Goglbr al 3 Collars. @e,t6 mes
Samilier faar 3 Cages Mrbeioe |
ugen, ugiite f11t 2 Gage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-30

iom ingenti1g." Mf lin paloige
Torn1ue gab ban itore GUNNER I'll
Sfoler % @oipitaler og aIifens ceI-
gierenoe Snitit11tioner. Sans SUI
itru bp6e ifior giteraar> og Fan. eff
terla6er fig ct eneite Barn, Mrs.
&obert @omorb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-30

st 3ernbauetog meo en- 2aonina
@nlbbarrer til Ell gGroi al IS MiI=
lioner Collars bar nplig n%noerreis
fra Stillebapsfplten til Seem Dorf.