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company referred, from which the
board members resigned. include the
New York Central. the Hudson River
railway, the West Shore railway, the
Lake Shore, the Michigan Southern.
the Michigan Central; the New York,
Chicago & st. Louis; the Big FourA
the New Haven, the Central New
England; the New York. West Ches-
tr & Boston; the Harlem River. the
Port Chester, the Milbrook Co, the
New Haven Navigation Co, the New
England Steamship Co., the Rhode
Island Co, the Rutland railway; tho
Hartford, Connecticut & Western; the
New York, Ontario & Western rail-
way; the Western Union Telegraph,
Members of the firm retired from
many companies including the United
States Steel corporation, the Ameri-
can Telephone. & Telegraph, the Wes-
tinghouse Electric, and various trust
companies. copper companies, and ma
tional banks in New York.
BY withdrawing from these corpor-
ations, J. p. Morgan & Co. have cut
the strings that have held together in
many countries the most important
corporations in community interests.
which have been assailed from within
and without congress. The house Of
Morgan feels that 1t has kept Within
the law, in all the complex operations,
no legal necessity or threatened COM
plications with Washington authori-
ties made 1t necessary to adopt the
sweeping change policy.
Attorney General McReynolds,
whose presence here the last few days
was supposed to be in connection with
negotiations for the dissolution of sew
eral large corporations, did not seem
to be surprised at the news. He did
not intimate that he had any advance
information on the subject and refus-
ed to make q statement.
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LESS GOLD IN
IS Than In Il

Washington, Jan. 2.-The gold value
Of the year Of 1913 to the world was
$455,000,000 The production of the
previous year exceeded this total by
s11,000,000. This was the first esti-
mate Of the director Of the mint,
George Fl. Roberts, made in the year
1914.
According to Director Roberts an
nouncement last night the United
States gold production for the year
just passed amounted to $8S,301, ,023,
decrease Of $5,000,000. The Trans
vaaps total was $5,000,Oo0 below its
1912 record and Australia showed a
decreased production OF $1,000, 900.
Mexico's production fell off about SIS, =
100000 as the result of the revolution
there. Canada exceeded it's output OF
1912 by about $2,70O,O00. and British
India showed an increase of $1,000
900. . @
Nevada led the gold producing
states OF the United States, yielding
ore to the commercial value of $9;-
s123,229, Montana was second with ST.
$3.50, 1855 and Utah, Idaho and Colorado
were among the I've leading states
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$4,000
WERE Put
TO DEATH

Peking, Jan. 2-It SIS officially esti-
mated that there were $4,000 execu-
tions in the province of Sza Chuen
alone in 1913. Most of those killed
were robbers, but a large number were
political offenders. 1t is hinted by Of
ficials that the actual figures regard
ing the executions would probably
largely exceed the estimate.
The customs collections at all ports
during 1913 reached total of approx
innately $2s,s92, 900. Most Of the ports
showed an increase over the preced-
ing year. The revenue was sufficient
!. to meet all charges including the Box
ar Indemnity.
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FIERCE GUN
BATTLE In ROOM

q i .g e q . Z . .
Butte, Mont, Jan. 2,-Armed, one
with a rifle and the other with re-
volyer. John Lefbe and Carl Mar
quardt. fast frIen0s ror years. fought
inetheir rooming house yesterday, aft
er quarreling because Marquardt had
ridden home from a New Years ceIe-
bration In a taxicab with Mrs. Will
ma Lehn, their ldlady. ana had left
Leibe behind. 4S ss ss $
The mem fired seven shots Iii all and
Leibe lis In the hospital with ii shat
tered arm which may have to be ara-
putated. After the shooting the men
embraced and stVogS hands, declaring
they had no further cause to quarrel.
Maruuardt took Leibe To the hos
|pitaL after which he went to- bed ana
slept upttl he was awakened by the
police. Mrs. Lehns explained shss
wanted to take both men lid the taxi,
but there Waa not rooslaa 4.
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Caracas, Venezuela, Jan. 2.-Pres.
Juan Vicente Gomez returned to the
capital this morning after an absence
of five months. He brought with him
an army OF 1000 men, with whom he
has been encamped at Maracay since
early in August when Gen. Cipriano
Castro, the former dictator made an
unsuccessful attempt to cause a
revolution. Tt seems probable from the
New Years address of DIR. Jose Gil
Fortoul that the termination of the
existing war will shortly be proclaim
ed by the government.
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CEREMONIES
!. PRESSIVE

Albany, M Y. Jan. 2.-Impressive
q monies before large body of
a. ruished guests, marked the in
aua09 on Of. DIR. John. III. Finley as
stateHS missioner Of education. The
presideIA T the state university and
noted educators from all parts of the
country and abroad. participated.
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VENEZUELA WAR
IS ABOUT OVER
CASTRO'S LEADERS
KILLED IN QUARREL

Coro, Venezuela, Jan. "A
family tragedy resulted in the
death Of the leaders Of Cipriano
Castro's unsuccessful revolution
ary army. General Ganzales was
shot dead by General Urbina af-
ter a quarrel. Later Sonora Con
zales killed Urbina.
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HOLMER Won |.
NILE RACE

Edinburgh Scotland. Jan. Hans
TIolmer OF New York won the annual
professional modified Marathon race
ut Powerhall track. He led at the fin
4 ish BY twenty yards and beat n field
a1og prominent international athletes.
4 His time One hour, ~ minutes and
as aseondg, gor the hftsen raj les.
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CHARGED With BREAKING
PROHIBITION LAW

N Adams, IN. ID. j an. 2.--Peter Selge-
~ was charged with violating the
prohibition law, Elias Tonning with
Keeping LIQUOR on his premises and
Peter, Wick with permit minors to
frequent his poolroonl. All were plac-
ed pn hail 4 --s,ss "a q.
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Changed Attitude
of Public Given As
Reason for Move

Washington 2Adminstration officials Of the
York Morgan house from
Of its drecoates expressed by familiar with
to the
spirit of ines, set the
The information highly gratifying cabinet officers but in
the known
whether the prospective has been known to him.
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Member of Chambero of Deputies Locked Up by Huerta
Found Guiltess of Accusation of Rebellion and Freed
Mystery Enveops Lind's Visit

Maria "A onaga,
attacked the rebels the battle still The
federas holding the position
Washington c.
the border
II that is their lives The order
into Mexico if they liable otherwise
fromt
Of
the district court charge investigation
of b. =. &
MYSTERY SURROUNDS LND's VISIT.
Christian.
Lind there been Of all information
where the president will r&
Lind remained aboard the cruiser Chester off Ship
cutter Wnona standing the
ferring Lind nearly
Inds visit Notwithstanding the
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Is BELOW ZERO
IN YORK STATIE,

Glens Falls, N. r., Jan. 2.rhe y
thermometer here registered 25 1
below, the coldest here in many
years.
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49, aesepeaaa &c % eala.

To yow kEaw lnst hen K1aEoss RE-
sesssv get aA@t sfagbg9Go8 in Asasr.
Aaa grid W@Il. BET. III the way IL
saA soa@ ENsnfeAas bold great
MswHss III Anefe&0 securities. NhIra
= ~ e&y taar h3se bgagts bAusds Nv.
sssa IL tAfa eoaBtry WAaa the waY
crisis eangh they gaa the na4d gf ass
aHaa ns6aay AZ place af tAssN bynda
Ihsy sabisa IN thAif American bro
asfa e sci es kha mkfksf prizes They
toak whasesAs they could get but
sAefe wae alwags something offered,
eg Tbs sslsa wefs heayy
The purchasers gf Ehses heada KagN
eheaF ebAeaA These sha brokers
aashsa ~ thaif haaks mna got esfrsns
~ This farrsney ef the United
States Il Hasas sdsga ~ the aepo4ls
~ grid M th6 t~feAsHffes Fer every
eesa eeftsaesta III exlstanea thera IN
ere actHaI metal III ths treasury no
sha brokers, KattiDR the currency from
ere haaks. weat III t1a ~HahRreasury In
New Yogk aua asksa for the aetasl
s0Sa They Fsestvsd ii ard SOFT ths
NuAd % their customers abfu#a
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CHATTER nt-c>aslrssA-

gaEdeniy sfaastR eyes hxAtsa with
the Ere ~ s@esgfaE Hfs nGctgh b..
eaxNs D frna, straight Hg@ " a@tsx.
Hafhassoa. Th6rs was scA@NtkE1g sna-
Elaeabss a5a grssa h hts verV aatttaas
sn thS fasssy@ ~ wfa KAsksrsE8 asssek.
iaHd sssaase fired fa bis mind Hs
ios9sd Ia hurry afssr aex~-sa tell kes
~ bis asefgtsa 70 aght, II mot vita,
thsG for h@w. He Vas eager 10 Kh9w
hss inst how much they two togs4hsF
6oafd make ont Of life, = BID. an@ agAt
EeT position aHa DggaT,
Even the tkoaght ~ being ggvsrnsF
waa left 10 the distance - FGan after
rasr raced thrSsgh bis nalnd. OF greater
ccnCssSts aad bigger &1hi@yenssrEs.
RoaaEbg6 only pitk q waFnaa like Raah,
ssfas Strickland for bis wife 80 ab-
serted aad tas@H2s sevA Ms thoughts
III fhs future with hsg for the faCsnest
hs fpvgos c~onHpIetsIy tbs woman vito
f9s 80 y@afs hMd KEPT hsr pfacs ~ his
wits. In 81 bis dealings - had never
eossideged obstacles. except 20 sweep
sksna from bis pair - hs renaem
berea TIE pgesenf ard Mary. h@ never
Aasttatea or faltsT@d frcsa hsa nswfy
aaaA@ resolutions,
M6y eeaId 60 II abonas He wesgd
see that sAs kaa everything THAI
saensy eosN by. he woaid make her
sCTEf0gtabis and taks care OF Der. That
lh@ mhgaM be- farther considered never
snsaFed bis mind Aswaya ruthless tn
his msthcda, hs wa6 equally cruel even
whsa khs obstacle n his advancement
i . fragile little woman who sad
givsH him tks best ~ her love and
years and also wpald gladly have laid
a0wn hsf isfs 10 save hts.
IL wa not M III d Kaaaen Haan@ Of
Intensive. overwhelming isv8 for Eatb-
crime Strickland bad surgSd through
hi# heart " waa n0shiuG 90 decent
or 90 AHa or 49, haarsslsms NJ that fila
whDls altitude toward the girl was
ons 81 coidbioodad acquisition. HE
had dAtsFrnined to hage her gxst ~ be
bad dstsrfainsd only last week 10 ont.
be every other "a 81 this rug aae-
ti0a. lie waited ksr to take y place
tn hiA afs because BIO knsw what her
value would DO TO him. Ha wanted bsT
beauty. her brain. her sAyoas tairs. -
10 many stepping staHss by which to
na0uat higher and higher In the affairs
Of the state ana the nation. .
tn spite OF tho facs that he criticized
his wifa'a lack Of social grases. he
VA wiaa eEaagh l0 know that he was
far from a anisAed product himself
In spite o. himself. traces OF tbs par
v"nu occasionally shuwsd through the
ysueeF OF blur ard arrogance. with
a vile like Katharina he would noan
COME 10 know all the fine points OF tbs
social cams. Al Wits like Katherine
would cover gp q multitude Of his 1T
tta aims OF commission and omission.
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go a

s sssasanz a9 asasty wifi eSs@s
81 w@ ffys Als AseaAsa waE Nc
smMn ~ faaf4G WIKI aas@kaa9
9faeS fpa&
TIE es@akeg aas Al f@&Sag tf8sr
aea Hhs Fssass&ds
~As y s8ss atRssT gA@ bsser sseag
= Hen fse&k8a yrtarsaa fasGAaa
CRITTERS ere ne Aest~ssa@ 10 sasS
fFscs aa Nssa fsF@ga nsD6esE
TSAy ere easfate Ill.,
aSeatas saA fcarf&GaFesY
Yes pgasee ut waat6ae " ~ hasss
easwgaee ~ eafg fhsas tax@oFsr~
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CHAPTER w.

@ slmds wanted Katherine Strickland
for bis wifs much ths same a. ha
would have desired = waaithy, clever,
l~nSuentlai man for . partner. II waa
to Do u unlon OF afnbitIon. There was
no tenderness In hls thoughts OF her.
lie waa aatuatsd purely and Sitaply By
tho lust for power and the greed OF
glory. All the softer. batter things In
The mans nature wore EwaTaped by
this torrent ~ craving for worldly sue
ceMa thai WA sweeping him on 10 com
rnit the most daAtardiy aet Ia bis long
career OF tfampIlnk over the heads
and hearts Of adEersaTiaa and oDpo-
rents.
Even when ha waa q hoy Dan sladc
had always set his teeth ~ "Yon cant
do it," or III cant be done" The very
difficulty ct d tang strengthened his
determination 10 do. Ali hia life long
bis successes had been punctnAtsd By
The ruIn of other naen. He had ncs
advanced no Tar without punhiug ether
ms back Nov that a womAn instead
Ut . n stood In the way, the reapIs
was the aaHaa. tIM methods might be
auiataf. mnrs msrcifui, but the answar
would ba the same. Mary'a sterling
wcrshs her long PEARS cf devotion and
sweet tenderness counted for noGilnx
o1ea ha became convinced that Mary's
dowalnssa, her standpAt policy aud her
ARRESTED dsyaiopaasnt wore ssop-gaps
II hia own opportunity for prograa.
sicn. He fsnered tho fact that ths lit-
TIN b~ruwaayad. patient woraaa waM as
laach q part Of him IN we're hiH ayea
ow bin arms or any other vsry assan.
tiAi part OF bis being.
II was ut just thia point In SHADES
pisilass reasoning that Mary. penrinE
oveT TIM baIuasar and seeing hirn
Hl0na. huTFiad down the atairs.
.Thank goodness. they've gone" she
Declared n sac came int, tho room.
Thsn seeing the numernua side lighsa
berniax she hastened 10 turn one
aStss the other down to a gslmmer.
Ina 70 glad you're not going uut. shv
SsHt an. coming ssF b him ard rub.
hiHs her cheek against hts sseesa srhe
littfs movement sas d pathetioaily
sassa appaai for seana aarssx. "Whas'a
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LioHT nooxE.
Go Ysu Drink M

a ministers wifa had quite a tus-
sia with coffee and her experience IL
Interesting. She says
During the two years OF my trim
eng 50 d nnrsa. willis on night duty,
4 became addicted To eoYe8 drinking.
TsetWesh rafdAigbt and four In ths
morning. wAtn the patients were
Nsiaep. there was little 10 DO except
make the rounds. and n was quite
natural thar / should want q hot cup
or eeft0s about that slmn. 1 could
keep Awake helter.
after shrea sf four years OF oof,
fcs drinking. l bscafnv u nervous wreck
end thought th=s aiuaply could nos
live without my coffee. All this lime
Wa subject 10 frequent bilious al.
tmeka. anDiatinass 30 sewers al 10
kesp ma IN bed snr several daya,
AFTER being married Husband
begged ms to IaaYS or coffee for be
feared that II had already hurt ata
almnat beyond repair. w | resolved 60
maks M effort 10 release myself from
The huFsfnl habit,
II bsKap taking p0asutn. and TOR a
few days feit the ianguid. tired feel
ing from the Lack Or thu coffso drug.
but | liked tha taste of Postum. and
that answered for the breakfast hey~
egRga MI right
Finally / began III feel clearer
headed and had steAaier nerves. All.
ii d years Use of Postum | now feel
like d new wnman have ustf had any
bilious attacks since | left uff ccFfpH
name given By Postum Co, Battle
rreah, Mich, Head 'FThe Road To
Metiyiiia. tn pkRs.
pextum CONES In two forms
Regular Postum -Tnast be- vel
iotisa. $50 and ESQ PACKAGES.
Instant psssun II soluble pow
der. A ieaapoonful dlaaolvpa quickly
IN n cup III hot water. and, wifa cream
snd snamr. makes n delicious hsvsr
Ngs snstsntly. 900 and soc tina.
The coat per cup Or both kinds u
shout he SANS.
aTslsFa's d ntuaspua fuf Postum
~-soId bs uroeera
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Kbapsy IsTls thN swelling disappear.
sf ned ~ fefs f agslat Fls saya
- kAa Ne@ seN3tAa an6 besaea bg
- e&6 n css5s KAnsg fsIis D8v.
ss@E HsMshs EStSf ha wrsgss hays
snA essagsa nr faitA N ygsag reusdg
st0 tbs abyVs asate1aeht was asgthsr
aze6 10Sfes@yaa wish Hay, III HEeS
~ asa Iris waaaeffaI YsnaAAY
E&ss Ky pils s8e. per beE at
sss eaff a rsSas MsdssfEs c.,
TssAAg M VI Write for H~gasskSia
JSlsfa, sIso Fssaic eg Hasl0aal A0thena
EEA&aSf ard 0egaamn wnvasJ and 30
ssgs@ m dalasy dishes. III 3 s3as srsa.
LIZ
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Esas for the fret tins la their mar.
Fiea nfa. van tnllink Adam JUST shat
chs thought III him,
This II tha original rib roast"
ehaekIaa Adam.
Ana thai was chs beginning ef the
sasinE grace VT humor Judge.
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svHopsfA

GaaSsa asaa@ szs8ssssv akyaneMx ssess q
S@MAsEsa4 Fs@g e. wsa#SmFgs arc Hs-
sAsa&M A gSSw@9 t4 faS Sgssgks&g Sab aaax
$3.50 sSTld, We KG4 Ab@ sgs sx sAS xsS@wy
a6rs sk&tF. FF6s ssasS8s. MsmaAhgsfag wife
fair - rfAs ~ fns a@N aaaxStaaNm BsAs
wsM@NA MasENwfaAg AsagHnssv 8f @@Nsssr
@akr&AAa9 AM6 assa hi Ess 81 sA@s Mang
y N6F Nss8@y Merritt sSft9g ~ a kxal
sMg@v ~tAse&essx se sMn1 Nsa&s MF1sxn
D ss8sa#as ~ RE passg sNA HAaSs as@sx
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q WA . very y0athfuI class lea
ph histology
asked the teaehsf. ~ IL best
y eat Snip fret when oas is very
Amagryr
TIE pupils stafsa ~ her bfBakig.
Taaa Jafaie eulIahseasd them from
Iha DEPTHS Of Its aWn experience.
Ton ean get II DOZEN fastAr," he
annnssneaa
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Nov the arst thing 10 learn about
the shoe trade In this. AS soon M q
customer IN In take or his mhoea
and hide 'sm." S..
What's that for I"
Then you can wait on EN- NJ youz
convenience. my boy. They can't Walt
esI"-Loussvills Courier JourmaI
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The Swedish government is emf
nentiy successful In preserving q strict
neutrality In the present eonfli-s But
some newspapers show snmistakabIe
symptoms of pro-German sympathies.
The English importers are watching
this matter pretty closely. Ii seems. A
London correspondent OF a Stockholm
daily states that some English import.
ers r somewhat disinclfned TO place
orders for goods In Sweden for fear
that Sweden may be drawn into the
wal and thus be prevented from deIiv.
ering the goods. This statement may
induce the proGerman papers to be
more careful in the future. =
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Nas dGxzy
Ga3 exas A
as ex
IEaa ard
4 7 cold
aa sa
d 6Fags5n9 esnss
afs a
a1 Il MSS
4 eaA - me4a
After sgAg .
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tbs kSsy, KdH8na Tfssa0g ~ wig
-. Pks suffered from pFeDsy fer y
ysass Tffs Iffabs and feet were swok
10 aaa DSRed Hs lad Esafe Aaftsr.
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After q ms reaches the age Of Afxy
be begins 10 , insults In the news
papers 10 the effect that he In an oaz
u,an.-Topeka Capital.
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NEWS OF INTEREST
FROM SCANDINAVIA
Sssgnsas - sss Esszs-Esrs Ea-2e.G~ss
EE SE@@gs. sssFszy zES
E&1wzr8s

Mevswzy,
TEe C1rasta9a fBgra seems .g b.
f&gE 81 nazGkere1- and tS@ pr9rs& ara NC
kaW ~ to nzaeE tAE ESF calamity kGRk
era
Cane karas arg pgeaEffgB rE3& tall,
aaS tire Agassrs resgFa Frgna the EsasEz-
tzGzs loaded wfEh HsGWEEstz and woesa
ETc#s@-
Ta@ Os9z esgb&6@ factories have re-
ee1veG ogsers for 3a8a teas OF carbide.
whEeh vii E@@E The factories guEng
for some temgaa OF time sera@ o. the
0-1sTS caEe fEaEz Ag&ExaEE&
TIE sasphtts gsea By the American
Writing Pager company II IT'S s8g
nsflEz at HgfYeEe, Mass, IL imported
fg0Gs Norway TIE aaGEBa arr DOW
raEninz 10 faH capacity aoE the arst
Gfn2e ia two y@aEs-
Since tie 0agtbrsaE q tAs war tie
exports from Norway to Germany have
vastly Increased hzt the government
positively denies that any ammunition
weapons or war material OF any ktad
has been &bIgped oct
Professor AaI Of CSHFsfaafa unlvsy-
slEy prUgoRes that tae Nobel gF1ze
MONEY fer the best work darfng each
year I'm tar cause Of peace, fn payx{cs.
science and other attachments, b. coz
sotIdsted In a fund to organize an En.
ternatioEaI agitation for universal
reacs-
At LzRde. TeleEzrken. d paart has
been started for drying berries the
arBs n Of its kind In Norway, The
capacity OF the plant 10 800 pounds Of
berries q day, The cost OF il vas :
little over s2g9, which was contributes
by pUbIke aplrted men gn the com
mEnfty-
New YoFk-The Norwegian stsaga-
or ErtstEanIaf5ord from Bergen, w.s
stopped today BIZ the British auxiliary
cruiser Caronia, Formerly OF Cunard
line, which sent a baasIoad os sailors
and three officers aboard, After re-
naming aboard 30 minutes the Kris.
t~ianiaftOr9 was permitted 10 c
20 port
The great wave OF noR-empEoyn7en
which was feared Ia the western par
II Norway, proved 10 BE- a very tame
affair. The irOn mines at Stord, the
carbide factories at Odda. and many
other establishments are still In Cper-
alton, and the sardine fishers are max.
ing such big hauis that the c~aRnsriex
It stayanger have about as much as
hey can take care or
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The nrst . Of asbestos was b O.
manufacture OF crsmas9Ey soess ~
TIA snciaRt RnrnanAs
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The supreme court OF Sweden has
extended the term OF Imprisonment oil
Fredriksen, the Danish SPY. from two
aud ene-haif to ave years. He was con
yicted of espionage st Roden. Sweden,
and sentenced To two and cne.hali
years. r
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Ola Nilsson Of Hstorp. near Sjobo
who IA almost Ons hundred years OLD
vent to the polls to cast his vote al
the last election. His mind and body
are I'm a remarkably fine state Of con
seryahon for q person OF bis age, and
he is still taking interest in the poll
tics of his country. Ola Nilsson was
a school teacher In his younger days.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-08

Sven Hedin. the famous Swedish ex
plorer and patriot. has again come
into public notice. He was recently
the guest Of Emperor William of Ger.
many at his headquarters at the front.
and 1t was announced that permission
had been granted him by the emperor
to inspect the ~battiefieids both in the
West and in the East for the purpose
Of making writing nonpartisan oh
servations on the war.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-08

The village OF GFyttiom. North upp
land. was visited by fire. The houses
ON four homesteads were DESTROYED
besides the store and storehousa al
the Grytttom Mercantile connTaay
Ths loss exceeded $4,000.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-08

When King Gustaf read In a newspa
per that tse seventeenth child Of M
and Mrs. Carl Ericsson OF Ronnlng
ssOpp. LiIEharad, had been baptized
be wrote them a nice personal let.
ter aud enclosed a present Of 81
crowns Needless to say. the worthy
couple were made very happy by this
expression Of the kings good Will
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-08

The general elections cover several
weeks In Sweden, The first forty seats
In the next riksdag have already been
filed. and they show a decided gain
for the Socialists. The Socialists want
TO reduce the military expense, and
the conservatives are predicting thai
IL the Socialists carry the country the
independence OF Sweden will soon BE-
at an end.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-08
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LNSER ssl SINGLE H s.s f4raiT F e'1. s, 4. 1iP q
slartaE zasuaaEaFz and Eatar also Red Cedar Shingles.
In Gar I8eE Ea RKssley EBaw pgtsss. IL yea are going 10
nss Gfy E&saksr sasoa, Ess ear prices per E1a feeEs Os
grEssdE HaEBfHsrSFETE Er1dess Write or telegraph
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-08
The Governors
T T. 4 MOBILIZATION Of
Lazy Alice BradleY's Play
by GERTRUDE STEVENSON
Eatratous from Photographs q The Stage Pross1ion
D GERTRUDE STEVENSON

STATIONS rom Photographs q The Stage Prosasion