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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-06
3 KILLED, MANY HURT
IN WRECK ON WABASH
Passengers Have Narrow Escape
as Coaches Go OF
Bridge.

DANvrLLr. H.. April s--Three men
were killed and many hurt to-day when
Wabash Continental limited train. run
ming from ST, Louis to Hoboken. was
wrecked at Attica, Ind.
The train WAS crossing bridge, and
Just as the engine was Approaching the
solid ground two spans suddenly col
lapsed, Tho engine turned over, KILLING
Engineer Timothy Hun. aged ~. Of
Peru, Ind Jacob W. Miller, fireman.
aged 20. also of Peru, was fatally in
iured and died four hours after abe
wreck Eugene Thomas, an express mes
senger. was caught under mass OF
baggage and killed and Frank Bliss Of
Detroit, another messenger was seriously
injured.
No passengers were seriously hurt
although nlnety-Nve Of them received y
severe shaking up when tho steel day
coach dropped fifteen feet
Three hours before the wreck q freight
car had jumped tho track near the east
end OF the bridge. damaging tho structure
A wrecking crew cleared this wreck and
Superintendent Whitehead. who was d.
rccting the work. reported the track open
The passenger train crossed tho bridge
slowly, hut Just as the engine reached the
east end the two spans gave way. The
engine was overturned and half buried In
the grade.
The engineer was Instantly killed In
his cab and badly mangled. The fireman
fell dozen feet away. but was badly
scalded and died on the way to the hos
ptal at Lafayette. The mali car fell
In the river and the fact that II was a
steel car saved the ak clerks inside from
death. All were injured. but none
seriously.
The third car was n combination ex-
press baggage and smoker. Ono end OF
1t fell Into the river and the smoking
compartment was submerged with water
10 the windows Thomas. tho Wells
Fargo assistant express messenger, wss
asleep nj the time and was INSTANTLY
hilled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-06


his two agents TO villa at Chihuahua and
gave Villa assurance that the Constitu-
tlonalist government would shoulder the
Benton AFFAIR IL villa would go on with
his war business, openly acknowledge
Cairanza - the supreme chief and permit
Carrau2a To set up his government In
Julrez or chihuahua villa agreed. after
telling the commissioners from Carranza
that t.rro had killed Benton and explain
ing how II happened.
V,la said. and the report Is said 10
bear him ont H. Il. that Benton called AT
his office. applied man! Insulting epithets
to him and threatened him. whercupon
villa ordered him sent to jail. villa Is
then said TO have placed Benton in cha rye
OF Fierro. who was to leave for Chihuahua
that night. He told Fierro 70 place Ben
ton IN the penitentiary at Chihuah ua. and
the report goes on to explain as follows
what happened.
Ficrro Is said to have killed Benton at
Safnslay uca on the way south and to have
reported by wire TO villa that he was
forced 20 Kill the man for trying to es-
cape VIVA believed the story. = he con-
sdered Fierro one Of his best friends
Villas legal advisers suggested that the
court-martihl story be given ont. villa
Is said TO have insisted on telling the
truth. but to have acceded to the judy
inent of his advisers.
Before villa left Juarez he called on
United States Consul Il. II. Edwards and
told him that Benton was dead. En- route
to Chihuahua, villa had the body OF Ben
ton exhumcd. Behind the right ear was
pistol wound and In the mans breast
we're several rifle wounds villa exam
ined the wounds and saw tina. no man
trying to escape from train would he
shot up In that manner. He investigated
when he got to Chihuahua and the i'm
prisonment OF Fierro follow led.
F!erro had won Villas favor by killing
q man at TorreOr who. he claimed. was
threatening the life OF VIII. It Ia now
asserted that the man was merely an old
enemy OF Flerro and that he took his
revenge and played two hands at the same
time By telling villa that he had saved
his life In Staying the man.
II IN known that Villas story Of the
killing Is borne out 10y at least TWO wit
nesses. Albrecht Weiss, Il young German.
who was waiting In a haliw outside OF
Villas Office TO apply for "a position az
cook with the rebel army, told the
commission that he heard hot words In
heard Benton taken out by soldiers. but
no shots were fired. Andreas Farias n
Mexican. WAS present In the room when
the affa'r occurred and has subrtant!atei
Villas story as to the quarrel In the Office.
NEWSSTAND Carranza declares that the
report IL not yet ready for submission.
but II IL known that the commission will
ind as reported above. Gen. Hugh l..
Scott, commanding the United states
border patrol here and the next assistant
Chief OF STAN OF the army. Received H.
formation to-day that the report vas com
pleted and that II would sa benton was
killed at Samalayuca and that Villa did
not do H.
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fcers and tina too freoucnt dero,tc,,ors
which occur among them I'm consson.nc.
The prohibition ~ ajrohn, IN ~. -, M
has rendered aicohoiism amony than al.
mos, a negligible ouan,itv S,r.Iv 49,.
officers should b, In ali resnecta ,,,odnIs
for the enlisted men In d,,,y hah,,s a.,
department. and the examnle M o,ec.rs
drinking aboa rd shin. as fn.ter.a hw ~.
wine mess and Tho run,srous cour,s
martial Of ofYlcers FOR drmpton,ass "a
the effects Of alcohol ara des,ructiya -,
discipline and morals had for the an
listed men and detrinep,aI ,o tho ron,,a T..
ton and good name Of the .ervice
"The navy in comnarahje In ma,y ra-
spects 10 n rreat business or,anizo,io,
but no efficient cornorat,on in c,,.u li,s
would tolerate such n condit,or NJ aw,,rs
Suuuo.s.a NJ p,,.,, Nu,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-06
CITY HALL OPERATION
REMOVES RYAN'S TOES
Aged Custodian Was Injured
Preparing Building for
GaynOr's Body.

In the living apa rtment on the '7r 81,
of the City Hall Custodian Johr $ ny.
whose job is In Jeopardy. underwent
surgical operation yesterday. Part O, g..
right foot, including three too,. a... ..,
putated. Although CO years ud Il,
Ryan was sitting up when a rr.o..,r 70,
THE SUN called. and he insisted on r.vnc
an Interview.
"They want TO take my Job aW.y '.,.
me-" ho began. but | am going 10 q.
them. Last summer 1 got my foot ctu...
in wires and twisted them When e., L.t
was being wired for the public viewing O.,
Mayor Caynor's body ! was told 10 o.
the city. hut I refused and ! SIN r,fg,.
They said could get $4,000 damage.
I do not want the money. | only Want 10
serve the city.
81 am supposed to be too Old FOR Scr.
vice, but the truth 10 they want my apart.
ments for the Art Commission. WAS az.
pointcd from n civil servic" lis'. which |
headed. and | am going to fight them in
the courts If they throw me out'
More than month ago Mr.. Ryan Wa.
notified by Borough President Marks 20
yacate his rooms, which he has occupied
since his appointment seven years aro
II WAS said that his health was failing and
chat his usefulness as the carctaker 81 "a.
City Hall was at an end.
II was then proposed to give Mr. Ryan
$50 month for q few months until 10
got settled In new home but he said th |.
was not fair treatment for hia fa.thfil
services. particularly in view 81 the IN
jur!es he had received while on duty
II is said that the apartment ara
needed for the display of rare painting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-06
CARRANZA At BULLFICHT
Leader Of Revolt ALSO AttenAa Race
At JNares Track,

Ell PAso. April 5.--vsnustiano Car
rama First Chief OF the Revolution, "
was guest OF honor to-day Mt the
Juarex racetrack and AZ the bullHsht.
Benefit performances for the wounded In
the Torrton battle we're held In both
places.
Hand bills purporting to bear the fac
smile OF telegram from Washington
announcing that the Huerta War Depart
ment asserted that Torreon had not fallen
to the rebels were circulated throughout
FL Paso this afternoon by the local Huerta
consulate. In keeping with this was the
wide circulation In Juarez by the rebels
of copies OF the chihuahua Daily LIE.
containing a full account Of the resigna.
ton Of Victorlano IIuertA from the Pyesi-
dency of Mexico on April 3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-06
NO TRAINS TO MONTERREY
CttN Prepares 90 Resist Attack b,
VILLAS Army.

MONTEREY, Mexico. April s.--RaiIroad
communication In ali directions In and
out OF Monterey has been SUSPENDED
Indefinitely by order Of the general milf
tary authorities Only military trains are
being run and they are used to bring reen-
forcenents TO the local garrison In eypec.
tation OF an early attack by Pancho villa
and mis- victorious army, now at Torreon.
rhe oefence works are being strengthened
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-06
DR.. Braisted's Report.

Surgeon General Braisteds report TO the
Secretary was as follows:
'In accordance with your request based
IN part upon n perusal OF the enclosed
copy OF an article by Col. l.. NJ Maus,
Medical Corps. L. $. A., ON Alcohol and
Racial Degeneracy.' ] present herewith
certain Information relative to the alcohol
problem--for it Is still a probiem---In the
navy.
service was inherited with many outgrown
customs at the very birth OF the American
navy. and was until comparatively recent
years recognized officially to the extent OF
issuing n daily allowance OF spirits on
shipboard
IAN appreciation OF the evils directly
and indirectly attendant upon the use OF
,ntoXiran's. even in moderate degree, has
ho' ,,r, grown steadily in strength
W.tnn the service Itself. fostered no
doubt by the awakening OF public sentl-
ment distinctly unfavorable to intern.
perance.
This is shown by progressive dirninu-
ton IN the enactment of legislation tend
ing to restrict the use OF intoxicating
liquors by all persons in tho naval and
military services OF the United states"
DR.. Biaisted here cites the prohibition
of the use of distilled spirits, such ms
whiskey. brandy and gin. upon naval YES.
sells and the sale of liquors on military
reservations, enacted by Congress, as
evidence Of the disapprryal by the law
making body OF any use OF liquor hy
army and navy men. He also cites the
naval regulation authorizing the wine
mess upon naval vessels and says:
mo doubt this paragraph conforms ,o
the letter OF the laws. but IL may be
an open question al to how far II fulfils
these laws In spirit.
As matters stand to-day nm enlisted
man ls very properly subjected to severe
dl'oip. nay measures II wine or beer be-
luAnd In his possession on shipboard, We,
the sam" man Is constantly aware OF IN,
r. use Of alcoholic liquors on hoard
SNIP which is officially permitted TO Of.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-06
trrested for Murder 81 Rah,.

Antonio Fischero. % years old. v,s
arrested yesterday nj the nome % his
brother. Louis. AT 1868 Nelson avenue
The Bronx. charged with killing the chnd
~ n Mrs Saerno. of 100 Fox avenue, at
whose house he lived up 10 october . tns
DAY OF the crime. Fische-o OF, cted 10 the
child's crying
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-06
Killed ny Taxi, Chauffeur Held.

NEWARK. \. j, April 5.--Struck ny a
takicab at Market and Aling streets
early this morning. n man known only as
bock' piano tuner, GO years old wa.
knocked down and Killed. Albert J BURNS
20 years old, of 2 Prospect street tha
chauneur. ran away after the mlshap hut
gave himself M later at the First prec,nc,
station lie Is held
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-06
NAVY is PUT ON DRY" BASIS
AND ARMY MAY BE LIKEWISE
Continued from First Page.

world and giving Europe another oppor-
tunity TO ridicule the United States. They
insisted that the Daniels order would be
regarded in European naval circles as the
companion piece to grape juice diplomacy.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03

|5fare ira Sc biemlige Ggne o iiffiif.
lte Sro on all, spi bar fjent o. Ell
ifet berbiemme, % bgre bet famine
Manl % 3onefalo rllllot omfring
% innles ON ioa goo % Goel Ell
Sag. @n gag, Der bnr oblet og
leftet Sem Der Memlne, ,1na ogfno
tumne a0le % lgfte %. 0g fpilfc,i
@laoe ior Sem, ON Sc foo, ri par
mes oe,n. 81 funl0e peo lterre %
minore Mpocr % Setter ielp itprfcs
i Dor egclr & for bort 5prog
% Dor Mationalitets Deporelie ber-
opre. % ri funoe gjpre. oeres Sag
mere befjelot for ocn itore @eroeul
oels peo Disie Mfgoer og oels peo
at fi1,Oe Mnllo, ser fnnoe ifripe til
Sc ltore 8lube ON 0eres Gag. Mtall
fienoer beropre fnn Der &uiier"
.saatelS forbi ser er en- Gel tpife
Nmerifancre, Ser blGi let / Sur for
bom. Yrejierne bill 10 bore boaoe
fron,,le og banneoe Menneifer, ina
/ ioa 6alo Ell Sci al Dem piloe
poonoe Jig, onl oeres Serb blep al
n%liroclig fienot. &i CT Sc c1eite,
ser uocn fSurc fan iige Sal1obeoem,
% hi or nurmelt til at giprc set
Gi er bel lul for llur pes 1SOc
Mpril til at lloget TOM ur0ncS til
Sen Iio. Men Sagen fl1noe 0rpftes
i Sc bjclnligc &reoie % / glaoe',e,
ioo scr til 'oelt 29be SSllni, 0u bet
liolte Stpffe al SleSpigs Soro blep
toget, fnnoe imnlc5 MeprGientonter
Scr flt1loe trGffe laa0anne Mftaler,
at Ioreninacn fon bore illlM or
gonileret til N%arsoooen for 5reos=
llutningen / Mobember, 0a oen lan=
ge, ;prgeligc &onrp fgrit ret begpno-
tc. 2ao % prgpe, ont ri ber | 91t
fal1 mrrne Sen iarite &reOs.
Cir. Y, %eberien, YrGit,
SEEM @uoen, Conn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03
for oaorlig @elbre0;; tbi tno6s oeres
8legbeo er beres @u0 Flor oa frijf.

for oaarlig @elbreo; TIL troos oeres
8legbeo er oeres @uo Flor 90 frilf.
Sffe iaa meo Sen, ser er ina.
Ser bar @u0farpen ct quloqtiqt
|'Sf1Gr % er mere gnjten. Den11e
ln%aturlige 9leabeo er ieopa1lig ct
5egn paa, at 2ipspaofen life foar
oen rette eller tilitreffelige Maring
at 8looct er fattigt, tpnot elIer
panoagtigt, o9 at oets 0mlgb er
1nagt. .Saaoa,rne 5pmptomer frp-
per ttlberlig Opmerfionbeb. De en-
'eobanligbis leoioget al cit Sgdeil1e-
al Soagbe0, ct ilppt llotrpf i giJe.
ne og %nnoertioer al Ninuaqrfua.
1ette betp0er, at Dor 2ipsfraff er, i
Mftagenoe. 9enne ipoge oq u6or-
meoe Silita,,o al bort gloo inopir1
fer {oaleoes paa 5pite1net, at set
hiper ltoe al Stan6 til at mpaaFRtan.
SDgoom % ri bliper .mootaqeIiae
for nrlten bpilfen lom bellt fore
fomrner1oe s5pgoom. gi Miper lp-
ge og lioe'roe, oa bpis hi life giper
Mgt, pil ri mart flint pere 5fpqqer
at bort forrige ielp. 5ao meget
ON bent, ser ct tpnoe % blege.
81 bor pua famine 1i0 Ell @losle
Soft, ion1 Ct gonife oct mooiatte ai
oiSle. Meoens oercs lis eenoe tpDer
paa, at Sc bar Ell OuerfleoigbeD al
.8loo, bier SC Sinner, 8ploer pg
9ll0noilet, Sc bnr, at 2ipspnolfen er
/ Ell 0oarlig og 11rel IilitonD. Set
er panifcliat at iige, bpilfen &las5e
CT met at beflage; tbi bpis cts
ylo0 er ure1tt, CT nlall 1l0iat for at
.hipc ogn1t til ct SIP / glenoigNo.
9pao fan bore pnrrc eno Set mbN-
geligc lloieeuoe % oen pinlige Slide
al Sc ltbilet, Nom iremfornmer al
urcnt @Ioo?
Mllc l1orbcncr / 9Iooet rettes bur.
tigt oe6 8rltgen al Or. 8eterg SUI
rifp. 6pis De er ublobfattig" ans
Sen Meoiein fpr Gem. @pis De
lioer al 9loo=ltrenbeo, @iat, Sim
1,cr, 8ploer % Sllol,ollet, er BEN
1etup, bpao Sc trp11ger til. Delr
ferite 1laife pil bepiie bette
ST. Yeters al,rifo fa1, life fooessS
.paa MpotDefer, 90 set lite CT ,logen5
Sanoelspare. Sen forlpnes Mllten'
beoen birefte ira 2aboratoriet. Cen
bend Gent til
81. &eter TabraeD & SIMS 60, .
1926 g. Sopne slpe. g2bicoeo, Sssal(ll
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03

beolte Maa6e. Derfor palgte ba11
ocn Jor'n, at forboble alle &c 8i=
Drag; Ser / Sc forifellige 2a,1oe /
Geroen ife11fe0es til @eorgeismens
Jrenrme. S 0annlarf bar ban iao=
leoes til 6oroobli1tg al fripillige @i=
orag - life Observation-Disclosures -
gipet oper $1,000 Ser.
S flere Mar bar Soiepb Sells BE-
iegt 0uumorf bper Som1ner, og bar
6a bolot Me0er / forlfeIlige &rp=
pinsbper, poo flere @gjifoler %
&pbenbapn. Sc, Ser bar bert baal1
tale, uil bebnre Min0et ONT bans
liplige og euergilfe acknowledged
Selegralmnet ont ba11S 9eb font om1=
trent lnmtioig nreb 8repe, Ser ONT
talte cit f%orceret ToreoragsrejSc /
Spoitater1e. Oct lpnes %, lom ba11
er iegnet 1noer Mrbejoet og far
enon1 cit Song bepiit @enrp @eorg=
eS Orb: Sen Su1robeo, iont ieg
bor foriggt at bragg fre,n, pil life
pinoc noge,t let SER, | ioa Sail
par ben olorig blepen forolmflet.
Men sen bill ii,loe 8en1er, iom hi!
fnmpe for ben, lioe for SEN, ia, ON
oct geres fornsoe1rt, 50 for Sen. 1bi
iao flor CT San6beoens Magt."
SONS @ultrlt, Morp Sells, bar
bans gobe MrbeiosfGlle: Sun bar
ditto meb bam % bolot alorig iqen
.lraor set gial6t MetfGroigbebens
Sag. 9pertimob. 5elp iagoe ban,
.at set bar ben0e, iom gap bom
Mo6 og &raft - % lanot er oct
bel, at oeres 6Gllesifab bar oen
talte Borg, ser ggeoe bans Siffer-
beo oa stprfe operfor ltforitano oa
Mobltanb.
Soiepb Sells blep finn 9oot 50
Aar, fatnme Mloer font Senrp
George bapbe, 50 BON beoe. -
5isne &jbrner / uSsjifoleblooet" }
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03
Knrrrspnnnattrf
v6ra ben banife &irfcs 2ejr."
2. DIN ben banife &brneifole.

Siolte Gong talte ri ONT bellig
Set og bellig Yligt mellem friitne
Toralore og beres 0ebte 8prn. Oct
er Ber11cnes &et at blipe oplertc i
oen 2ro, bporpna Sc ct 0gbte. Og
set er Iorelorenes Eligt at lbrge
for, at oette 1fer, - Der CT pi paa
bellig @rln1o.
S 9ng ital ri tale liot on oe11
JriitelIe, ser fa1, pGre til at tillioe=
l9ttc elIer glenlme bette for De matt
&c a1,ore Iing.
&or &erre Se'l1s Tiger: "Seger
fer1t @uos Mige og bons Metfgr-
0igbeo," - bette gieloer ogloa
sneo @enipn til bore Ber,s ltnoer=
pisniag; nre,t Eioen lab os lige
}oa6an, loa %forn9rmrer ri ingen -
altloa 1iben frilter % til at pcr1oe
set ONT % iige: yS6ger ferlt De
m1aage anore cling" og BET poloer
@pi0e baobe for % og bore @ern
Gerimob bringer oct ditto Sel1ig-
nellie og @leoe at fblge ben Sroen,
Dor @erre Seiua for gipet % / lit
Drb. - 2ab mig / Dag fortrlle cit
lille @iltorie oerom:
Ser par cit Gong Ell Wtpoer,
pm los peo lit 8urns Gugge. Bar
net Dor lpgt, og 2egen troeoe lite,
at set funoc lepe. Set bapoe ipr-
bet imellem 9ip og 0sb / flere So
ae; me,, Sen slften bopoe 9Gger,
1oqt, at nj, par 8arnet 11oel1 Sore.
Gon piloe Sc, at Mooeren ifnloe
lpqge Jig til @pile, 30 bun par 1lo=
panget; men bln piloes lite 1orlaoe
lit 8ara1s 2eje % blep ltooenoe-
l16mdttet, lom bun Dor, folot bum
mart Sgpn. Og optaget, lpn1
hun bapoe bgret al matge Snltter
% % al Muecit for, at benoes title
Drena lfuloe 50. brennte bum. Sun
lpntes BUN loo iin lille Dreng lebe
runot % Ieee, mil,ter % elao;
men loo fon ban plnbielig lebcrloe
ben til benoe % ipllrgte:: rMfooer,
Hal ieg oltio blipe peo at lege?"
ugfei, NUN 561, III ifol ou I'll
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6annrrjyllatn.

Sonrnaliit, eano. tbeol. u. @an.
len neO .@eimhal" bar tiltraoM Ell
6oaWlelsltrai pou ell Maane0 peh
Mmtsf01lgllct i Nabenroa. 9rlmr
straf blep Dam iosmt pes Ioruur-
n1elle moo 9anorat@ ScbrntcrA /
Sgnoerborg / Gmlcberon MomntzSa-
gen. 1ornnrmelierne bar inoeboIo-
te / Ell Mrtifel, ser bar aftrpft e1ter
Belle Mmts Mnis".
9poSfalo. 1ioligere @ooroeier ,
5tpoina, &entier Mis Steffenjen
er afgoaet peo 3pbe11 efter lunaere
Chs Snaucliabeo / CIT Mlber al
9o0t so Mar. Meo bom CT Ell goo
bonlfiinoet Ma11o goaet bort. 9eis
Stefienlen, bpis 6ooer bar ocrl be-
fienote So9nefogeo Nis Steffenien
/ &ammelep og fprltc' &aslercr fpr
Den llespiaifc Tprening, bar fpot
Sen 10. sS11ni 1888 / @ammelep.
s 1857 blcp lun gift meo i'm Sill
fine.
@nl0bryllmp. Gen 3bie Mtoi iaor
fun Smeoemeitcr 9tiS II. SCHMIDT
% @'1itrn fra @pglm feirc oeres
8l,lobrpllup. 6or ct @ar Nar il
Zen flptteoe &c gan1le til &o0oer
Meieri, bpor e, Gutter er gift nleo
Mejeribeit prer q. Nbling. gn a,=
SEN 9atter CT gift meo bel1 hefienb
te @oaroeie % @iGit9iper Eeter
Genoer / @irfelep. ~ S@llucr er
i Nmerifa.
Bo,ule Nis Suleb, Sonn hon fal.
nes, bar alle Gage pGret CIT porrnt=
felel1oe pg %ofierpillig 0anl t Mo1o,
% en0ml beporer ban lllprffet &jGr%
li9beoen til og Srolfaben mo0 bort
9mnle 6rbrelono.
@pjtioeligbeben pil piihlof blipe
feiret pes CT Samunenfpn1lt al gan1=
le &er1ler % 8eficn0te / @Dgunl
6orl mllngsbl1s:
@pbscier Gumeberom=Mamut far
ifplge Set %ipnoerborgife Tortplf=
ni,gsblab lenot 2an0roa0 Sebgn=
berg Ell 5fripelie, i bpilfen BON gi=
per Mieooelelie ON set Spraab, lom
ban bar u>Senot %neor9ren0e 8op=
cotting al &rpilere / l10lanoet, oa
ipm bo11 omtolte / tit 6oreorog
Treoerifsbopns 9orgerforenimg for
Ie0en.
SON ]friper berne1t, at 11oar
Grpiierne / llolun6et bebanolcs
}om cit 8ariafalte, og naar De Spn1=
potbiet for 9piflano, joni Seller
@ilbelm i 2ebet al 25. Star bar
oparbejoet i Norge % 5peri9e, mi
er lpunoct Som Drs for Solen, loa
er set 2anorao0 5cbpnbergs Sfplo.
gpucberon= Mamot for lenot Sen IT,
5fe Seller Ell Iremitilling al So9e'1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03

Nllpu, @alb. 20. Marts 1914.
ST.. Heoafter!
Det err n1eo Jornpjelle> at jeg let
9(rtifler / 8la6et fra Ell iaa ME-
lterlig &oon6 ion &r. q. &elcbe
&oeot og flere. Sg leg er bonge
for, at l1pioenbe0en oil lpille en- oft
for flor Molle / Electromagnetic, iao
at 6rpgtcn for Be 8eifptteoes Spp=
re pil quite til Slben. Maaife 9a=
ierne for let, at ri far EFT aon=
grcsman6 pe6 Mapn @l1mpbreD, JON
fan gjpre set 0emofratiife Minilte=
rium ilere @perDsmoal e1rb Ell 4
Mars OrelW font fin Neooer oq
nteb lige iaa 1tor 6orltan6. Sm
pebfommenoe &ongresmarb er
5l9gtifab meb 9ommeren / Seattle
font CT nofina b%efjenot og al iam=
me Mopn, in6eitaar jeg life for;
me11 set ifnloe BOG life fortnore
mig.
$ Set politiife for por Stat jo
peret republifanif; DOG bar ri ell
bemofratiif @11pernbr, befien6t lom
en- il1nb 6orretningsmaho. Grnelt
Glitter er Mapnet og bar1 er Eacoma=
Mano. Haa @rmo al S1nl tGrotg-
beoerne bar Demofroterne 9nnb ON
at m6jGtte cit Mano / II. g. Sc
not. Mf 6e- forifiellige 8anoionter
tr,,fer leg, at @empen fra Solfe:
portiets 0a9e og forbenpprenot
Senntor George Burner bill baDe
bebit l1bliet til at pinoe paa ullt
5ioer. Mepublitmer1e % De 8ro'
greslipe bill begge babe 8anoioater
DertblQ11Ot en- G1e11OomslNnOler Slt
6anion fra Seattle. @pob Matior
ban tilberer, peo jeg life; men Jon
ofteit i @algti6en tilberer aa11oioa:
terne alle Mationer.
Seq meo omfring ct Driin anort
H -LrH. IH.&a llGs.--2
oanife 1nmilier % togle Morife loe
SpenIfe lener paa Ell Mrm al Ynge1
5ouno og bar bd9lig 3alnpifibsfor
bmoelie meo 3acoma. 81 ernGre1
os melt meb Meieri og @enSeapl oe
6rugt, 6Nferi og nogle meo .giters
2a1,0et beronlfri,g CT e1onli bill
lligt, TIA Is Dollars % op 6orboIi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03
g@rbsoieit
Ienrp @obbarb 2eae6,
SefretGr
6porlebes man opnaar ,gobt @aar

5muos % 5fl,rp paa Ell, flpe1,oe
@aarh1no ct @opeooariagerl til
tpnot, a%ffaloenoe, falmet Soar.
Mrs. WsaSo,,s uOb gngliib @air
Comic ono Sbannpoo Cream" CT
brllgt % anbefulet ali ioaoan,e 2r=
ger % fremrdgeroe 6olf Iom ST..
Janre Miller, 81. Nanfin, @ertalg=
inoen al scarborough, Mao. Mel-
ba, dip. 90 pI iiffert boloe Ssie11