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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
EMBARGO ORDER
STOPS EXPORT
OF CATTLE
HEADQUARTERS IN MAHAMOROS
MAKES ANNOUNCEMENTS THAT
"IiROWS CONSTERNATIDN INTO
BUYERS RANKS.
AFFECTS LOWER BORDER
20 FAR As LEARNED HERE GEN
ERAL ORDERS HAVE NOT BEEN
ISSUE DIOR ALL POINTS ALONG
I'll MEXICAN BORDER.

COnstitutiOnalist headqua rtcrS IN
Nstamoros yesterday announced an en-
cargo against the expectation Of eat
tie and other livestock from Mexican
l.orts along the lower border. II IL stat
I'd that the order comes from the com
mander in chief. General Nenustiano
Carranza. and "a far M learned here af-
lerts only the ports IN the jurisdiction
.cf Matamoros. extending westward Ia
/. tamargo.
The order played havoc with the
I'll: ns of n number Of cattle buyers here
svl.o had herds of various sizes on the
Mexican side which they were prepar
Ing 10 export to the United States. One
man reached here Yesterday with very
large herd Of goats and when h. appear
n at the consfitutionalist customs head
quarters 10 pay the export duty was
Fnrt hy the announcement Of the en-
largo. lie was forced To return the
coats 10 the ranch frOm which they
came
This order Is declared TO result from
she fact that there has been steady
nut 90 0f cattle from ranches in all
PARTS of northeast Mexico, and because
he rancbers were not attempting "a re-
stock. The leaders are said 70 have cons
"a realize that 1t would ~ a matter "a
= short time only until the ranches were
absolutely emptied of all their herds
which fact woald have caused want in d
vary short time.
More than million dollars worth oi
q tile passed through the port of Mata
n-oros 10 the United States during III,
afonths from November until about thu
first If April the constItutionalIsfs ai
hat time collecting IN export duty a
i've dollars gold per head. Later "
stay the heavy 0uign of cattle the duty
was raised 10 ten dollars gold per head
and this heavy dntv resulted IN depict
ing the daily exports. but did not IN
tircly stop IT,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
ROOSEVELT HAS
C0NFERENCES0 ON
FLYING TRAIN
CBy Associated PrcSs).

New York. May a6.-En route To his
political conferences AT Washington to-
day and 10 his call M the White House.
Theodore Roosevelt held continual politi-
cal conferences on FLYING express train
between here and Washington.
Al Philadelphia Senator Clapp. Repub-
lican. and senator Poindextcr. Progress
sive. met his train. while o. X. Davis.
secretary Of the National Progressive
committee. and other prominent politi-
cians Travelled with him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
INTERVIEW BY HOUSTON MAN
THAT ANTI SUBMISSION TICKET
WILL BE PUT IN FIELD BRINGS
STATEMENT FROM TEMPLE MAN.
AGAINST RESUBMISSI0N
DECLARES THAT WAS CONTAINED
IN HIS PLATFORM. BIT WANTS
1T UNDERSTOOD HE IL NOT On
ANTI SUBMISSION TICKET.
(SpcciaI 10 The HcraIh


Temple. Texas. MAY 26.-.Iim Ferguson
today issued the following statement;
NY attention has been called 70 an
interview Ia the papers by Charles ,.
Kirk of Houston. which states ia cif'sct
that there will be on ar about Iun'a
a full anti submission ticket in the fieid.
While personals ! am opn"Scd 10 re.
submission Of this question at this tlaie.
and IN accordance with my platform ~n-
nouncement last wear. | will vote arasnst
submission vet ai the same time w,nt
il distinct, understood that ] am not
running ON. nor will | have anything Ia
do with any anti submission ticket or
the sela,tion ~ any candidate 10 run '"r
office. did not agree with the plar of
the prohibition politicians In putting "ai
pro submission ticket. aud therefore
Democratic consistency would require
me Ia refrain from running on an anti
submission ticket.
40 NV friends everywhere ! wan Ia
saw that | am still running on the D''lo
cratic ticket, and when | take the officc
of Governor. as | now have every ~'eii.
dencc that | will do. | will q" in untr I'm
mcled and uncontrolled hy any obi "a.
ton to ANYBODY. save my platform pom
ises Ia the people and the great ma ->eS
who are going to elect me by at last
75 900 majority upon that platform
(Sipned) JAMES FERGt son
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
WOMEN VANDALS CONVICTED; J
COURT UNCANNILY SSH
Picture Desfv0yeys Get Six Months Each, Whie Wsn6o
Snashers DRAW DOiVn Sentences of FoKF
Months In London Trials.
FRIAL GIRL HUNGER STRIKER COLLAPSED.
fBy 4 SSociafcd Press. }

London. Eng. May a6.-An almost un-
canny stiffness in marked contrast u
the recent police court suffragctte trials
prevailed today at the conviction trials
women vandals Of the National gallery
and ROYAL academy Several window
kmashcrs were also sentenced at the
same time.
The picture destroyers received six
months each. ami at the same time the
window smashcrs each four months.
One frail girl. convicted as a window
smasher. was 81 weak from the effects of
a hunger strike she had 10 be- carried
into court. There she collapsed in n
heap. her body quiyering. her hands
clutching convulsiyely al the sleeve, of
bystandcrs. Eventually il was necessary
In give her restorative.
Freda Graham. who slashcd several
valuable paintings in the National gal
lery. said Ia the court: What are five
pictures compared with eighty thousand
pictures by the Greatest Artist Of all.
which are being shamefully damaged
and degraded by men each night"
Extraordinary precautions were taken
ai EPSON Downs To prevent any interfer
cnce with the running of the derby at
which last year Emily Davidson was
killed by jumping in front of horse.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
DELAY CAUSES RUMOR THAT con.
FERENCE BETWEEN PRESIDENT
AND ATTORNEY GENERAL HAD
SOME BEARING on CASE.
WITNESS WEAK HEART
MORTON Il. PLANT TURNS IN GER
TIFiCATE OF ILLNESS. SHOWING
ING HIS HEART WILL NOT PER
NIT HIM TO TESTIFY.
fBv Associated Press,

Washington. ID. g.. MAY 26.-Further
Testimony in the Interstate Commerce
commissions New Haven inquiry was
postponed today until June 3 Ia give
time IL examine the personal papers Of
the late j. Pierpont Morgan and the
books Of j. 4. Morgan 4 Co
The delay caused rumors that Presi-
dent Wilson and Attorney General Ne
Reynoids's conference on the New Haven
last night had some bearing on the post
poncmeni. but nothing official was oh
tainable on this.
Attorney General McRcynolds wants
To be- in position To punish by law the
men responsible for the New Haven
troubles.
Another prospective witness. Morton
+. Plant. turned in an illness certificate
today. The doctor said his heart was in
such - condition that il would NOT per-
nit him Ia 90 Ia Washington To testify.
Lewis Cass Lcdyard made state
meni to the commission denying much
nf the Mcllen testimony that affected
Lcdyard. which he described as very
partial and an inaccurate impression of
affairs" Of the New Haven ease.
LcGyard Indicated he believed that
other New Haven officials would be able
10 put quite different light upon
some transactions than Mcllen did. Led
ward was told h. could testify provided
he would waive all immunity. He said he
would accept this condition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
ENTHUSIASTS on
CIVIC BEAUTYlN
SESSION TODAY
FORTY LADIES. HEIa rAENT, 80.
ALL TOWNS IN Tl.E VALLEY AEf1
ATTENDING CIVI, FTDf.RATio',
MEETING AT MIsEICF> =
WELCOME ISsfxEsNCEbs
AT CONCLU SION or THE BCSlSF -
OF THE DAY. MISSION eyII ,''E
HOST II AUTtsMDf FgE Ell'l
ABOUT CITY ANli sIt"FiON.
tSpcriaf Ia 1ss r. sa'd.l

tSpcfidI f0 , - r. sa'dD
Mission. Texas. Ma 2sz 1'he g. ssi
Rio Grande Valley FrAl,r e.on o. srii
clubs convened here = ~ teloci.s-< -
for days session by repr.senfss ~
of the various civic organ izat ions Dfrk
Valley.
The meeting was elied - arder str
president, Mrs. A. Il. auiHa- Sf 70 .,al'
Ia the absence of Ecy. lralser 20 u.
varation WAS deliycsed b, Mrs. " NJ
Palmer OF Missio-F FI>winE n
Mayor willard Fert h,cn d betss Z
the city and the locsI oFgarizat . %
liyered an address vi w,,cgu,e. 80
conclusion he turned tn Sr,s :, e.
city over to the yisiiiHg go lesf w
Following Mayor Icrgusoa an >s'i.e-
was made b. Mrs. VI Ter sTmsts'.ss 4
behalf Of tie MissioE C5vti leases y!
which she extended a ore swel'- ri- =
the visitors. This v& rs, znde.s.s ;.
behalf OF the visitors by @irs. U
Clearwater Of Brow vile,
The remainder of 80, f,Is.loon ss->siss'
was occupied by repo'ts 9s he s.'l' a
organizations Of the allie, nad ipf s.
mittees. -
The Valley points 'epIe e-ei,ted = Z.
morning session wer BID~nsvi,t -
Benito. Harlingen. s'har2 Ki,s~s' 4.
Edinburg and Missioa. sFeseis ss'sq
from Donna. Meal IN. 4 & tym'-s'.i' "
and Lyford arrived N tfs soolE y
Each place named ha@s.nt astrosf -
cation, those present q tn snssi's .'-4sa
bering about forty. &
The city Of Missioe has rxteis'.'s
very cordial welcome % til isit.f--
local organization eI 1ertaSl ag tas.s '
luncheon in the Ducls.r brsl.ling
This afternoon M the rclclu~Is. y
the program the citissns " ili teIrss' ~
lleaguers an atuo ridesaooul diss - \
the vicinity.
The meeting is berg asld 90 -
Methodist tabernacle
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
LOOK WHAT A LSi'fi.l
WANT I'D WI

\ few days ago > l.. I .tadrssls'-
president of the Brrvnssh BHs.s
\ Trust company. h'sertcf 81 r
. AL in the Herald ella iiic lun.ss )
. advertising ten mule. for i!r AZ fse
the AL ran two tines the mss
: were sold. the pur' sasel- 'ha' q
. seen the al in ThS Hr "A tai
answered il. N
Think of il. here les moar,
8 ing To total of nor 'css tlan :,
: j. consummated thralpt u air
little adyertiseme.'t "a Tost 5
than 60 cents.
No sales agents, no rti mis- s-ifsI4
8 To pay. A LITTLf WANT 81
8 DID rlIE WORK.
Try The Herald CASTLE al v
: You have somelhinf GOA pant -
: sell or exchange. II S.la6o ,he " ~
. Eates-one cent Z wrri for -
. first insertion; hall a c'Fi a vf.
; for each additional iasci F1si.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
4TH ATTEMPT
AT SUICIDE is
SUCCESSFUL
(Bg Associated PreSsl.

Lisle. Ill. May 26 Reginald \. Err.
who killed his sweetheart. Flm'lce
Bentley. Saturday night. suicided t'-iay
in his fourth attempt AT suicide BY III ap-
ing beneath a moving train.
Twice he took drugs while lying be
side the girls body. aud then jumped ta,to
a pond where shc water was not ls~p
enough Ia drown him.
He said the killing was accident IN
a scuffle when he tried Ia Kiss the : rl'
she falling and breaking her neck
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
WILL SEE ROCKEFELLER
JUDGE BEN LINDSEY FAILED To
SEE YOUNG BDCKEFELLER, But
EXPECTS AUkIENCE.
fBy Associated Pressh

New York. May a6.-Judge Ben Lind
scy. who failed L. see John ID. Rookie
fclcr .Ir.. about tie Colorado strike. an
nounced today that he expected TO get
an audience. lie said the first refusal
by Rockefeller 10 zee him was due 10 the
fact that his request went 10 Rockefeller,
senior. instead Of Ia the son.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
MORGANATIC
MARRIAGE FOR
KAISER'S SON
lRu ASsociated Prcssl.

Potsdam, Germany. May a6-Prince
Oskar, the German cmperor's fifth son.
is engaged 10 the Countess Won Basse-
witz. maid Of honor TO the empress.
The marriage will be mofganatic
which L. the first marriage of this kind
in the German royal family in more than
a half century.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
BETTER BEEF PRICES
FARMERS THIS YEAR GET PER
CENT MORE FOR BEEF. But LESS
FOR HOGS. ENCEPT IN TEXAS.
tBy Associated PrcSs.l

Washington. ID. g., May 26-Farmers
this year are recei'ing 2 per cent more
for beef cattle thaa last year this time.
but less for hogs snd sheep. There are
Department Of Agriculture figures.
Texas and Oklahoma were exceptions
in hogs. These prfces are rising.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
ENDORSE. ANTI WORK
GENERAL PREsBYTERIAN ASSEM-
BLY, TODAY ENDORSES NARl
OuS ORGANIZATIONS.
(Rg Associated Prcss).

Chicago. ILL.,, sIay 26.-The general
Presbyterian assembly today endorsed
the work Of tn Anti Saloon League,
the National Ten s,erance Union. and the
Women Christian Temperance Union.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
EMPRESS HARUKO AT REST
WITH ANCIENT RITES INCLUDING
THE BURllNG IN COFFIN OF
-FOUR FIGURES. BURIED TODAY.

Toxic. Japan. May 26.-With ancient
rites. including the burying of four clay
figures IN her coffin, representing
guardian warriors. the late Dowager
Empress liaruko was buried today
Many thousand knrlt at prayer during
thla ceremony.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
EXPORT Pc ETR0LEUM DOWN
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW
YORK REDUCES PRICE ON EN-
PORT STOCK Ten POINTS.

New York. May 26.-The Standard Oil
company Of New York today announced
a reduction in refined petroleum for ex-
port Of ten points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
SHAMROCK, THE FOURTH"
Upton LAUNCHES SUCCESS
FULLY HIS NEW CHALLEN 'EH
FOR AMERICAN CUP.
tRy issociafcd PrcSs.l

Gosport. England. May a6f Sir
Thomas I.ip'on's new challenger (, the
American cup Was laun he'd succes Slll,
here today.
She gave the impression Of her si'iiity
for high speed and was chrissenei
.sShamrock, the Fourth"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26

To operate Texas factories one year
requires a million tons ~ coal. two hun.
drei thousand cords Of wood. three and
one-half million barrels Of oil and 0
hundred million cubic feet OF gas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
VALLEY MELONS
COMPETE WITH
CALIFORNIA
(Spccial Telegram 10 The Hcrold.)

McAllen. Texas, May 26.-Wire from
John Nix < Co. Chicago. today reports
the first ear of California cantcl0upes
sold IN New York. yesterday at $40
prr standard crate. Of forty-five melons
Also. that ripe pony flats cantelonpes
shipped from Mission. Texas, sold at
$:I.5c for fifteen melons.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
COMMERCIAL VICE OOWNEO
COMMITTEES OF FIFTEEN CHICAGO
CITIZENS REPORT GOOD YEARS
WORK DONE.
fBy Assoriafed Press,.

Chicago I'LL. May Ca citizens com
mittce Of fifteen reports that com
mercialized vice in Chicago has prae.
ticilly been stamped out by the past
years campaign.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
WEATHER.

New Orleans. La, Nav 26-Coast
weather: Partly cloudy tonight and
Wednesday; probably local show x
/ ers: moderate 10 fresh southeast q
winds.
SELF MASTERY
He that is master of himself viii
soon be- master of others.
SYMPATHY.
Sympathy is the solace of the 4
poor. but for the rich there is con
sOlation.--Bea.
NATION. Z
/ have seen some nations like :
overloaded asses.
Kick off their burden meaning
the higher classes. Byron.
FRIEND.
He who has a thousand friends, has
not friend to spare,
He who has one enemy shall meeg
him everywhere Persian.
, = y y y Kxgx = Xxx r n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
BURNS CASE bISMISssa
CHARGE OF CONTEuFr A.. I. -
DETECTIVE Il pI>IFSSE Hl
GEORGIA COURT

Atlanta. Ga May. 80 lhe c.elf
case against Dete i've Viii 3 g
Burns in the Frank -ass } sss d.7ess
today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-26
SELF MASTERY.

lie that is master of himself viii
soon be- master Of others.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01
81 itort 6nl paa Qrgaen.

W ItOA1 NAt puu @UYYeW. TX
itore 91ll pan min 2ng," .ifripel
Scr. Clos. Melll1nmls, 1901 @ooo
lan6 Street, Maibpille, 5enn.
bboraf jog les / to gar or fl1lbit01ts
dig Ieat efter @rllgen at oer lille
&asie anrifo, lom SC Ie116te mig til
Seem Orleans. 2Gaerne iagoe til
mig, at 8e11et bar n%ngrebet, og al
en- Mmprltntion pilbe Mtpe ne6pen.
dig. SQllrifo bar gjort ct Mirnfel.
Seq bnr nalten ingen Smerte lG1=
gere; Saaret er forNpunoet. Seq bar
li6t meget, fa1 Sc tro."
&pen1 fa,1 iige. at Ell me6icin,
Scr bepirfer loa aie1lnemgribenoe
'ReinItater, life itaar oper set al
nlinoelige? Or. &eters &1lrifo
life pan Mpotbefet. Specielle
Mgenter' iorifaffer oert eller mon
Tan fan sen birefte fra Wabrifanter-
mes 2nborntoril1m, ST.. Setter 6obr-
nep & Sous SO. 1875 So.
Snpnc Mpe., gbicago, SSlll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01
xbhn4a,tn.

Tamilim Nattadef aolst. @eue=
raloiretfsren fur Set tgl, BiMiotbet
ASrofesior Noolf se9,aassa,..a,l i I iaas
orpclig Mos, Ser iiloes'
Der Mmcrifl I'll Mllit %Nfc ai
openitanenoe Napn.
Gn literer sjelbenbeo foletes /
aip1en1opn forleoen paa M1lftionen
oper @repi1loe Mant5alts Bigger.
Oct par Sbiels u5rtl Singer til
2itraat", ariltiMlia 1861. 0ctte
Sbigns treoir 5turipil blep oprin-
oclig trptt / Nluitrerct 9ipbccs.
blao", 9tlnnrene fpr Bite Wiai til
23oc 4l1g,tit 1861. Men 8labets
8ogtrpffer .. S. Seuicn tog Al
Satien ct Yar !&n1lpreoe GGrtrpf
iom ban 1olgte for cgen Megnina
% iaaleocs iremfom S%rigilaluoga:
ben al ~irn sa,'gsr". Jorleoa
pilte ber11e lille anieliae BOG ZIG
for fsritc Gang / mango Mor rae
8ogmarfeoet; gfsenplaret, Tom an
taaelia bar itaoct pda r@oicnoclo'
allie Sc 81 Star, Der er forlpbet fl
Sen %lloaipclicn, par flint % rent
@nerfcn M,ltitparernc eller porI
@ogiaalcrc bar oog pitt bapt noge1
riatig Toreitilline ON, bpor iial
Sen 8oeen er, til sen blep fisbt fol
12 8rmer., ifriper v@olitifen".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

o, g ppaya &grsbolm, MrenI ca. 17OI
lor. 2ano, at &artforn ca. Is
meo Neiatning % Snoeentm olgt
TIC Nrof. 5rits aepp for 1866 GOO
4roner.
Nroprieter s.. Dlfen bar iolgtl
Hlmersguoro peo 6orsluno til Stem
tier 1abienfe al Gfopbplle for 1885,
600 ST. Mrealet CT 100 3or. 2ano.
SelRtntng % SSnpentar meofelger.
8otel sstanoerborg" / 5fnn-
oerborg er al gieren, q. H. Mnoer-
len, iolgt til l1ngfarl 80. g. Mif-
telien al 5tmoerborg for 10000
&roner.
9bosfalo. Sen befienote @ippo-
Log g. Nnoerien, Mrtnfeoal, fom OPP.
oretteoe ben ferlte beremte Munfe=
oal=Singlt, Der er Stmnfaoer til bet
itore Slertol al. sc nl,pprenoe ipo-
lfe 9ingite, CT ifglge r5fm1b. q.
Mp." ofgaaet peo 9eoen i en- Moer
al 20 slar.
Otter ct 9(ars 9ios spagelig>
beo, men finn Ell l1ges SDgoom er
5lotsgartncr Glt5bol5, 8rabetrolle-
borg, 800, 81 Ntar gammel.. Otter
l%1ooannelie 81. a. / Moienborgs
Slotsbape og / England og @fot=
laro opertog Den Mfop6e / 1880
Observation-Disclosures peo 8rabe.
trollebora. &un bar Ell / @nrtl1er-
treble @anoet ODER fienot og bit
ifattct Man0, ser bl. a. bar ppre1
Toregangsntarlo / Danmnrf mel
rSGppebeoe" (efter engeljf Mfgn:
iter), ligeiom bans Srfioeer pa1
bergmte. gn MGng6e Gleper er
Aarelrs Sob ubbanneoe til opgtigf
@artnere UNDER bans fpn6ige @ej
leon1ing.
Charlotte @ri1tine 6ejlberg
Gl1fc otter 9rfipur / 9fationalbanfe1
5cjlbcrg, er ofgaaet peo 9poe11
101 Mar go11mcl.
9Ggc Mrel Gbriltian 9jt e.
ogo, 43 Mar 81. @nn bar en- Syn a
Den gumle Safeguards 3nfpeftgr
Mfbp6e bar cit. Gio 9fibsl9ge, fpri
/ 9. 8. og 'enere / 9. s. 9. g.
bnor bm1 / flere Mnr leileoe mel
Mmcrifabaaoe11e til Stem Sort 0!
ponot Jig nraa1gc &enner, baao
blol1ot @ciGtning Jog &asiaaerer
@an bar 0erpoa / nogen Gio 2eg
paa Sur, men neo1atte fig ioa
Sfoarlup, Door ban imiolertio if
blep ret lGllge. Otter at bobe ntfo
rierct paa @pileptiferbjemmet s@bi
laoelpbia" fit ban Nniettelie be:
Sinbsfpgenn1talten / Miooelfnr1
Ser tog ell 211ngetl1berfl1loie, Sper
baa,1o, og ban los fig il16legae pot
MISUNDERSTANDING, bpor ban 1e>
ltil1e % roligt ms gpigbeoen.
CIT al 0annarfs Gloite 9p
ger, Sllititsraa0 Carl lt11ger Mp
tborg, er bgo / Gre0ericia, SO Mo1
eammel. Nfoeoe oeltoa / arigel
184S-50 1om 2gge, bar 1850
50 Sperleae / Treoericio og pperto!
fra 1869 Stillingct1 -iom Ssernbo
nelpge / Nre0ericia, Ell Stil!ing
bar beflGote 40 a(ur.
Ior6enp. Hroprietpr Niel'en
@pnGerlp, CT afgaaet peo 9pber
Malbora, bpor BON for boet Dos ct
Sgn, Maifinmeiter Oscar Nielien
Mfbeoe bar Eafiattonsformnno
&reoitforeningc11 % bar en- Sg,1 a
gamle Soulful SIR. $. Mielien
@jsrria,a. San bllep " aar.
Mltrerqeiter $. q. 6ltsiml
or afguaet pe6 0poen / @i6benbopr
otter lua1gcrc Gios @oageliaheo. e
Mor golllmel. Mi0eoe .pr Ell inoer
ounlf @pqni,lgsbaolropprf i be
@roo ml'et Mono, ser bar nofpr1
Ell m'elig Grffe @pggeforetaaer.
Ser ug bcslloen bnr beflpot en- Sci
bctroeoe E%illi6sbperp. SOM tog
i'm Gib itrrft Del / Aidbenbapns
Stprelie, ocls iom 8ooomano fra
1887 til 1890 oa tioligere iom
8orgerrepr0ientant fra 1878 til
1887: Sra 1890 til 1898 repre-
icntcre6e ban 1. 2onotingsfreos.
~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

H SI -
6oreitilling ON, bpor iiGl=
ben 8oae11 er, tbi Sen blep figbt for
t2 8roner., ifriper vHolitifer".
0frnf.
st &aaben for Marital. &onge,l
bar til grug for Mfarital 3aa1oels=
plahs approbcret ct @aabeh bpori
Der i ct 5fjolo ser ct tp9roelt / ct
blaat pg Splp= (eller bpiot) Self, er
frem1tillet / bpert Self ct 1eilelrOe
enmaltet 0ortei nj set moolatte
6elts fSnrpe.
st @arn inoebr9not. Sra Mi6e
m%eooeles:: Sen 2. 9(pril op1tob Set
Slo / @m1s 6orning Sa1llens @aurh
i Sernueo. Sl0en, Scr bar opltoae1
peo @agning, brc0te iiQ / eebet< al
ct aaparters Sio ioa bololomt, al
Sen omSpnnote lcle @aorbcn. 81
2=aariegt 8orn inoebr9n0te. 81
8eiutningen inoebrenote IL ling.
freatnrer. M9lten i11tet re00eoes
@onrocn por forIifret for 1000 &r
/ Observation-Disclosures.
1tlnffe / Sunbet. SEN Ste Mpril
om 9tatten remote &aslngerf9rge11
,Sellinger-@eliingborg poa en- lille
5eilboao mes tre Mono. Seljbaa.
oen fplotes itrafs, Naslaaererre
!tremme0e ITO al gopepognel1c, "a
&C berte De tire prl,fner0e ifriae ON
.Sjelp. Gangs Mafingen itoo Del
en tot &o6 Of >erldtelige &uslage:
rer, iom me0 Spenoing fnlatc Or
for at fomn,e &c orl1fnenoe til
unointnine. Set Ipffeoes Bprgens
iSolf eiter itorc MnitrnngelSer al
foa iat paa &anoet % hemanbet Ell
8oa0. Men bn ser fife er 2psfojte=
re omboro poa 6erge1r, bar oct me=
get paniteliat at finoe 0cm lom lao
/ Seer. Set lpffebes ct reobe eli
al Dem. Sc to a1rorc omfpm.
@pab imnffe 9amer rififerer. s
@eretllingen fra. Stubemteriamflrn=
bets @etsbiplp fortplles cit galtife
furiss @iitorie ON ct sggteifnbsblt-
rearr, Ser reflamereoe meb 6otogro,
fier at iml1ffe 1,nge Gamer.
@n 6rf. M.. opoageoe tilfeloist,
at ct J%otograii al berrbc par in6,
lepereoe til cit 6otoarafl for at blipe
mangfoloiagiort. Seo at eftcripore
Sogen opbageoe b1n1. at 6otogrofiet
tor %inoleperet al SSllcebaueren al ct
9Gateifabsh,reoa,, Ell @r g. ser
l'apoe .hjcrget" oct hos Ell Ianrilie
al 6rf. SIS 9efienotifab og piloe
set til @eflane for lin rNpr-
refining.
6rf. q. anlagoe Sag gie,nem
@etsbiGlpen, % &r. g. moatte beta
ell f%lpffelig @poe % Sagsom=
foruoe1 at ban noturlig=
pis maatte rpffe lto meb, iaapcl
acknowledgements. Snm 4opierl1e.
@n tgff Yallon ballet ,eb peo
Jorlcoeut fom en- tpit
8allon 9Do fro ino moo Samiee.
Den sit meget lapt og bpppeoe meo
5pring ben pper @opflaoen.
Gre &asiagerer bolot Jig fait !
Eopene. Gm @aIlonel1 0aleOe, tog
DC TIRE 2nftifippere Ell mooig 8eilut-
ming. Sra goot og bel tire Mlens
ltprteoc Sc fig ITO. S 6et
Sat1me gift @asien al 8allonen.
Nasiagerer og 8allon blep
at @rep s(age Danneifiolo-
samiee % flere ,oaore 5atltttger.
Breo 3aaneifiolo.gmmib in6bpo
Easiagercrre, bboraf &c to bar Sf-
til at oeltage ! Ell sol,per
oaa 8rattingsbore. Sc 6remmeoe
i biemmebbrenoe i 2pbnf. Sra.
>enne 8p itdrteoe 8alIoneft. mel.
iom MaaI. timber Gnret1
2ollano-6aliter, 9angc.
ano % 5pofDn. Derefter breo'
9allo1en lb ober Store 8nIt tiIba-
Je in6 oDer Set roroIige Bpn %
az ltif inroo Morb til gump De
'a1ffe Mpnoiabeoer piI sqe Timber
ea1t'i1'' on, oem ffieererne e,