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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
Sorulvffeoe Siifere.

Sielge ct Telegram fra Ct. Sohn,
Teip @rumsipecf, bar Ell orfanagtia
Storm Sorsoag % Sreoag forri9e
ll0e roict paa Sen t%anaoiife Nitfp't
oa ioraoriaget iIere iuGre lllpffer.
Mcllcm 100 oe 125 Tilfere iiges at
nrrc %on1fonnne urhcr StorAncn.
llIpffen CT inanlegct ier9eligerc,
iom / mango SiliGIocr ionltli9c
monoIi9c Mcolemmler al Ell 6anilie
bar lat 9ipct til. Get er nemli1
Elf % @ri,9 / sc imoa 0i'fe'tGoer,
at 1oheren toQcr fine Conner mcN
pou 6iifct.
Set onilaue8, at mellem 80 % &C
@oaoe brog uo pan Sopet Soraoug,
% set cr finn mcget iaa al oenL mon
for bort ira 'ioen.
Sra Na2pcbioc. Gucbcc, berctteS.
at 30 @ouoe berira i%op1e8. % at Der
onlboro / hpcr al Dem bcionot fig
oicnnemtinitIi0 ire Wanb.
Sra Ct. Sinnon mteloeS rngtepis.
at tire Niifeiorteier, huis Mallo'fa'
err bvitoo al Saoer % Ssnner er Tor
lite / Stornlen. 0piS bette meoir'
rer Sonoheb, er IS WennelfeIir
oGnct tobt Ser.
2ilcnc al s 6iifcrc ira Goraaiei
cr ollcreoc ifplleoe ilauo, % inal,
bar airnoifab til, at ier Silfere ira
Shipcoon er 0rltfreoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
olultralitns llojtillinos
f%ommisl0r.

Zen altitroIite HegieringS aont'
mister pes llbitiIlinQen / San Sran.
cisco nrItc Nor, Nicl NeIion. rpboI.
Ser liz lortioen / @oibinQton iorot
iruiie SperenSfomit utto &c iorlfiel.
Iiac OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON SnbIa-
oelicn .ai NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., lom
ifol oubrinac@ i NllitraIicuS @pa.
ming. Mr. Nellon er al lin Hegle'
rina ~belnpnoiact iii of anpenoc ct @e.
lob al inotil 100000 pao llbitillin.
gen, ionl ban uotaIer &oab ON at
uille / hei @rob frcmne nrrnerc
Sanbcl@iorbinbeIier mcllcm DC Sor.
Statcr o. Iu'trolien.
Amcritduerne, iiGr "a @eboerne
poo %cltfplten, or. uotalte Mr. Nlel
Nclicn, / %irfeIigheben pore nTrrlc-
tic bpibe Nobcer. % NuItrolicrne IN
mes iUrbelcS gobt on bnaoe aneri.
tanifc %arer % bct. amerifonife Solf.
Nuitralieu Ear iaagpotiom inaen
Tobrifinbultri cnha. vi beiIuoer oS,
iaooe ban, / Sen ianrmle Silitanb /
ocnne Scniccubc iom oe 6pr. Stater
ior 100 Mar iibeu. %i bar meset
Haanateriale at ipI9e, % ri penter
at ienSc bio til 2anSei enonu itsrrc
apautitetcr al aieb, laainart Eana'
matchmaker err aabnet. @i pil ga nm
beiinoe oS 5000 nil ira Sem s)ort.
- I'll 8ieueiTIo renter ri at fiebe
bcipoeIis iorraeoe arantitctcr al
amerifanif 5abrifprobufter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
6rubeoriftens Ofre.

Sra @aibineton berettes Sen Sbe
Sl,ni: Sfslge gttrealiet for Wine-
l~tatiitif blep 346 Mrbeibere / 2anbets
&rIminer or9bt / Ipril Maaneo.
Gette er en- ~betpoelis Sorsselie oper
Mntallet / Mpril 1913, ga oct iiogior.
be 2S5. = SoregeIien lfploes / be-
ientIie @rao Sen forfnroeIiee grplo-
iion / GceIes, @eit 8irgina, bpori
$50 Mano milteoe 2ipet.
Salt frppebe @r,tbebrtften / Maret
1913 2,7S5 Sfre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12

tRuter iaa paa eoer iom iente iaa
mango paffer meb biem. Seq bar
iaaet en- ny Ores, Sat og sfo. Seq
tror nGiten at ies aaieepeI bill TOM.
NE til at reiie biem og bpiIe mig
liot til Der blir noset of sisre ieien
/ Chicago. Gu bar bel faaet 9ele.
grammet, Tom iesienbte, iaa at oere
funoe ie at ieg leper. Nu iiooer ies
Der os fon iiee meb Sob: "Nssen
fom iee til 8eroen, og nssert. soar
ieg bertha"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
parpeltertrulten uopilt.

Sra %aibington meloe9 Sen 9oe
TNuri;
Stntcn MiSlouris ltbpi8ning Al
International Snrpclter Gomponp OF
Nnlericd pao @rlno al. at Den CT
en- Sruit, er bIcpet erflrret grllno-
lopsmGSiio / Ell ioog al Sc 6or. Sto'
Ter nigipet a~icnoelie.
Terimo0 blcp / Ell unoerl, iarntioig
aioipet &ienoeIie sc @sber, Tom ianl-
me aontponi bar blepct ioenlt al
Hetterne / Stoten aentucfp, opbT-
hcne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
Kaoetter paa Opeliestoet

Sra Innapolis, 900, meloes Sen
Soc Sunni: Slaeifibene "Misiouri"
"SSoabo" oe "SIlinois" meo Sisfa-
betterne al %ferite, anbcn og treble
&lasie omboro oroe ioag afiteo paa
fit aarIiee 9peliestost.
Sogtet, iom pil bare til / Gluten
at @uairit, eaar til fremmeoe Sar.
panbe meo forte geiee / Gibraltar,
Neapel % 8rapesenb. aommanoo.
en- fsres al Sjsfrigsifolens Gbef,
&aptein @illiam s. SuIlam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
Den brvoiomme patient

Sra @aibiuston berettes Sen Soc,
at Sobn 9. garlp. iom man mener
Iioer al Spebalifbeo, % bpis pluo-
ieIiee Silipnefemit pafte ct pare Sp.
itpr / Sopeoitaoen boloer paa at l9t-
te Observation-Disclosures eraa
Soar i Sopehet, % Dc life ipnes at
pioe, bpuo DC ifaI sisre meb bam.
garlp or 1iitriet OF Columbus
MpnoIins, men han bill life bIi til.
labt at opboIoe iis Der forsoot. On.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
mils Dtlion
UNDER Knipen

Sra PHILADELPHIA t%elegraferes ben
9oe SUM: H%rpiioentens 9atter,
Wiis Wargaret @ilion, unoerfaiteoe
Zig ieaar en- Operation for ct Sals.
onoe, iom iiees at binbre benbe fra
at fiinne ipn9e. Sperationen bar
life alporlisere, enb at Wiis @ilion
en- fort SID efter funoe eaa ub og
foretage io%rifieaige Snofisb / 9pens
guttfer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
Sp0r Brand.

Sra Nortb Ban, Ontario, Canada,
telearaferes ben Zoe SUM: Sper %
gpgninger blep ioae Iaet / Iife %
16 Samilier sjort bltspiIbe al en- 81
oebranb, iom biemieste 2anbsbpen
Nonasinu. Gen anrettebe 9ranb.
ifaoe anIlaaes til 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12

itiaineen % set bite ganoens Hr9
l%tationer.
Oct bar en- beiIig llbiiet fra era
nebers. Mon funbe ie uboper Bar
bal, Stansc, NeiS, 6eiring, &ings'
afer, giri % sitre % ueltre 1oten
Get bar en- oeilis lloiigt JON tent pil
glemmes.
On Iitenen boIbteS ser airfefon'
cert, i1ien for iulbt Sus.
8iepif nil minoes iprlig Tom
9Iomiternes gp. @eo aoncerter
bIep Trof. Speroti og @anoen oper-
eit mleo @Iomiter foitet al Ell Slot
lingc Fiaer, iom lao paa isrite gPn'
ferno. O9ian pna S%raneberg bler
Erof. TreuS og 8utterne beItreet
mco oeiIige @Iomiter. 90 GA man
nrite Worgen pao Vrpggcn iogoe
Sorpel, bar ser i9ien 9lomlter. 9u-
feter uobeltes til Troi. og Wrs.
Speroti, Mrs. 3ingelitao, Trof.
EreltS, % iorreiten ipreotes Be mleb
rlin0 Soano uoober Melten al Tel-
oct.
Gm Mfiiffcr.
Sreoao Den 22oe Moi bolot 90
itor Sloi Surnlo ira Clifford, q. 8,
oa Wiis Caroline Tbonlpion, / Here
Mar WiSiionGr / 3iilitlono, Mirifn,
@rnaup. @~ruoepielien bolotes /
aompcns airfe og iorrettebcs al
MiSiionpr Sans Nitrllp, inmmen
meo bpem Miis Sbompion bar ar
beioet / mango gor paa WlslionSs
morfen. Otter Niellen GAP WiS-
iioilSiel'fabet Ell me9et bpgaelig
@onfet / &otel Iil1ultin. Sertil bar
inobuot McoIemmerne al WislionS.
~iel1fabetS @eitprelie ionlt Eroi. %
Mrs. EreuS og Ceres aorreipon-
Bent, ion bopbc ben 9Gre at pore
@ruoeipeno. @ruoepnrret bill OBJ
bolbc iig en- Sio / Norge, 1porpaa
oe miot / S,ili beaiper Jig tilbagc
til Mnterifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
Bet pro0res6ur parti.

~ PApNA>D""A t"N''
Ser ipetulereS Tor Siben megei
oper, bporpiot set progressive Farti
/ @irtcIigbeoen Ipnger fau iiges al
haoe noaen SreHltio, eller pm oct
ouereoe bar uoipiuet i'm 9toae. We-
nineerne er noturligpiS bsilt oelte.
HooieoeIt % bans nprnneIte Nute'
reoe bill 10 life bore onoet, emo at
Vartiet bar i'm itore Misiiou, %
at benne Misiions @etponing mere
pg mere goar op ior Den olnlene DC
oioitbeb. On life ret lr19e, me-
ner oe, bill ben progressive @epu.
geIie antn9e anrntter al Ell 'ormi'
babel 9sIge, iom iopcr oIt mcb lia
alt, iom / minolte Moooe itaor
/ Eaft meo 6remifriot o. poIitiif
Hetifaiienbeo / 2nnoet.
Soa paftcrt iom Bette hsreS, %
ina e%uifeIig iom set / piaic @eniey
enoer futoc uTrc, at Here al DC Fro.
sramioger, Tom sc progressive bar
abort fla til 3alSurno Tor. pau0t
frem til Scir, ino fnn set 500 life
nrstes, at Scr poa Sen politiifc Sim
mel er Segn, ion tpoer pan, at
NooiepeIt % bans Soealiiter bar
trutfet bel itore %erIer paa Srenlti.
Sen, naar Sc bill Iaa oS til at fro. at
SIoaet or poo Set nrrmrite pmoet.
Gen Sole, oct progressive Eorti
bar ipiIlet / Sc iibitc FrimrrpoIg, er
irtet at ifrpoe al. Rag Tor gr.
Tcnniplpania. Ser blcp ser 0iort
ct tort Niinler al 8iiioro EinhotS
aonoiontlir for II. 2. Scnatnr. Set
bIep a~lulinbclia anialei. at Sen MT
nPrenoc Senator, @oic@ Ncnroic,
ser ale Gage bar bpret ioa npr
fnpttet Ill 9anoctS &orporatiou4-
intereSier, oenuc @aug pilbc piic liz
at GRE Ell ioorc upopuIrr MuuN.
IQiaeucl Bier hon Q%lrnlomincret
meb benuco 100000 2tcmncr moo
ca. 100000 Tor oen o"cmofrotiite
Nunbioot oQ mate 5000 Tor Sen
progressing. Nir. Ninhot. 9toar man
ianmnenlilner octie Rcitltot mes set
Stemmcautol, iom Be rcipcttioc
Observation-Disclosures iii i Ecnniuluo
nia | 1912, tan set life init iiQe@,
at l~)Niigicrne or iUrIiQ IopcnOe ior
Dc pro9rc@iiuc Der i Stotcu. Moo.
icpcIt hopoe "a 1854 Stcmmer,
&ntcrcaicr iom Nenroin 273,36o.
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su,rp a. srcosp GAS sA1rrt Jrsr l5w 1905 ~ rrr rou
crIr AZ proosAH. Io~A, rNprr Ir Ad % ooAestss %
b.rcs s. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
Sra S. &. IS
Oor0estur.
fra Sibe I.

SoriirtteIie fra Sibe I.
FaniIlionen / @pen$ Torf. SrooS
Ell pcooorcnbc Ncobor bar ser iulot
til S%rGngieI. Nbifiaig oper 1000
W'ennelfer bar tilitcbc. Noo Son.
ccrielt 'iiI9tc Ell Sera / @pcls I'm
ocrboIoningSInI. iom por oucror.
oentllg oaffcrt 0cforcret nlco Tlog
oI @~irfe9rsnt. Oct bar en- itiIiulo
6elt. Ter por Sang oper Ell Iuu
Stt AZ @pen8 Wono3tor ioupel Tom
AZ ct ltrrre blonoet aor, beggc unoer
Eeoel'c al Den gonlle PrbGroi1c Oi,
riaent Sanouiq, Tom / monQe Mar
bar NorgcS SfoIerS SanQinipefter,
% Tom aiGlocr for at prrc e, al
NoraeS leoenoe Wtliiif. Oh Sunotri.
ttfere. San bar ogioa oper %
Nor nTrct TiriQent Tor Bette ra1nmc
blonoeoe aor, Tom nnrliN AurS inn.
ger lao pretertisie Soger iom Wen.
SeI'ohnS st. Saul" % ~Ii0nenhc.
Nr. Snnbpl0 hoIot ooiua en- Gale.
bpori bon taffeoc iiUr Tor Muiifcn.
Nun hapoe pentct iiQ me9et al
@onHcn men ocrl2 Spil opcrGif bans
Torncntuiu3cr.
@ncn@ Eolitihei, &r. Ircorif
SfopIon hoINt NcIfoniiitnIen bpor.
I'll Erof Ercn& iporcoc / en Iiot lam.
acre 9oIc ON nnlcrifanite Sorholo.
Otter SorluNcuoc par Sc Cplnanln.
ger han gar. Gil bel SPECULATION"
Tor mango.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
Wipuif.

Tro Namur Qif SET mes @nob iii
@jppif. MirIcn bar potter. ifient
%l'tcn uor toIo % 'liatia. Set 2if
iorbi NcIQcpcn % Gotten men Nor
iii life ic @oorocnc Stobo % M,
ioni nnturIiNpi@ riIoc irtcre5icrc &C.
|torohioIt. ri ljf nculiN poa Sen
anneu Sioe Al gen
Noo @iopit2 @ru9Qe moOtc@ 6cI.
act Al Manufactures Sonliorenin9
iamt ct blonoct Nor poo ca. 80
Stcnmcr. HcNnttar &uar (pcit on
itcNc pclfonmcu. : GIof a 0elQe
marittrc0c man ida Ill Npcua Nj.
0chu@, hpor &onccrten holotcS. 81.
Ter Miio0oQ Tom icrperc0c& aI 3,
tol man Ell fort Toottr ~ til Gro-
ncbcrQ, bpor Noiic ierpcrcoc@.
CrOiercr Seii GnitbcrQ hpi$
@ror cr SaQierer / N}imncapoIiS,
hOl0t Gale 0cls pda Norlt, oelH pd0
GHQclit. San nrpntc. al set u0flut
tt0c 9iorlc@ l|loitiain0 iplber Solicit
hcr hicnune nrco &cipctt ior Norit.
Nmerifoneruc. Get pier. hporIcScS
0ct mco 0en or gnaet ira oct inlaa.
>ct primitive, I'll oet itore. set I'M.
poncreu0c. Scrinm NoronlUn0cue
oper Nopct tUnter poo hcm her hienn.
me, iaa Aaor Ser ell life miuore
oorm Sumpati herira I'll Der me
Atorge / Better.
Froi. Treus taIte on, bporlcoes
man berooer alt iaar ,Selelicn al. at
man er fommet I'll Tine egne. San
nppnte, al naar mar toa Gel / 10.
itiQinnen, iaa par oct life ior paa
nogen Maooe al itrpoe. men ior Al
piie. al oct uoilpttebe Norgc pirfc'
LA bopoe giort Sremifriot. Men
man snifebe ogiaa at piie. Of man
life bar gaaet aloeles op i oct ma.
t%erielle. Get firfelise oa fulturenc
par life bIet tiliioeiat; Oct uiltc no.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-21
PRESIDENT WILSON CHAFES
over QUIBBL|NG IN SENATE

the government Of the United
states for sffronts ard lncIgnities
committed against this government
By Gen. Husrsa and his representa-.
tisea"
A amended by the senate for.
cign relations committee, the
measure read:
"in view OF the facts presertec
BY the president OF the v. 9. IN
HE address delivered 20 the con.
eress In Joint session the 2osh day
Of April. 1914. In regard 10 certain
sTrcnss and Irdi0nlsies committed
against the United ssateA BE- u
Resolved that the president 10
Justified In the employment Of the
armed forces Of the United States
90 enforce HE demands for une
uulsoesi amends for Affronss ard
indipnltIes committed against the
United States; BE u further
Resolved that the United
states disciaIms any hostility 20
tho Mexican people or any purpose
to make war upon them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-21
ROOSEVELT CALLS ON ALL
TO SUPPORT PRES. WILSON

Americans to stand united. regard
less OF party or political differ
ences.
Think In terms OF the United
States" he said.
He declared that fundamentally
those high In authority at Wash.
Ington are opposed to war. and
only tho apparent studied insults
by Huerta have forced hostilitics
Roosevelt was also guest OF
the Press club Monday night,
where he was welcomed by J. y.
Nelson. president: Ole Hanson:
Former u. s. Senator Piles: Hugh
G. Todd: Francis p. 0oss. and Lin
coin Davis.
Ole Hanson. introduced a. pro-
gressiye candidate for senator,
struck the keynote of the situation
when he declared In times OF cri.
sis there Ia no such thing az pro-
Rressive, or democrat. or repub.
lican. or socialist, but that all were
American citizens. united in the
interests OF the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-21
HUERTA ASSERTS
he WILL GUARD
ALL AMERICANS

MEXICO CITY. April ai.--Gusr,
antces Of safety were given resi-
dents OF all foreign powers in Mex
leo. including Americans. by Gen.
Hueria. in n statement issued last
night. in which Hucrta said;
Il fear President Wilson and the
American people have been misin.
formed. No American nag was
floating from the launch from
which the marines were arrested.
I'm fact. the American flag was
not insuli.d. and has nothing TO
do with the case want the Amer.
lean people 90 understand this.
Mexico waits with tranquility
what may result from the present
controversy In the United States.
and IN tho remote case OF friction
the people OF Mexico will bear no
animosiiy against our ncighbors,
tho people OF the unl,ei States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-21
HUERTA STIRS
UP WRATH OF US.
navy OFFICIALS

WASHINGTON, April 2f.--Navy
officials were in savage humor TO.
day over the repeated assertions
from Mexico City that no flag was
flying over the boat in which As.
sistant Paymaster Kopp and his
men went ashore at the time OF
their arrest in Tampico.
The Mexican authorities have not
even taken the trouble TO put this
statement in the form of a specific
denial OF the American version that
the flag was flying.
They have simply mentioned in.
cidentally that there was no flag,
as II everybody knew what they
said was a fact and there was no
controversy about II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-21

WARRINGTON. April 2i.--prssl-
dsnt Wilson. wss chatting today a,
the sensse's delay In putting
through the resolution In support OF
the course he wishes 10 pursue In
Mexico.
., was the first time In American
history that congress has failed.
promptly ard enthusiastically. 10
uphold . president VINO sought su-
thorisy 20 uss the eountry's armed
forces. The president felt this
keeniy.
Ills opponents asserted and some
OF even his closest advisers limited
that IN the form Of his message he
Numbered. Their view was that he
over emphasized Huerta. and ssid
too little about outraxes TO Amcrh
cans In Mexico.
The war and navy departments
continued feverishiy active.
II was the general opinion there
would bs n long wrangle In the
In itz amended form.
That IL would De adopted ny To-
night In a shape giving the presi-
dent unlimited power. was con-
sldered n foregone conclusion.
Back 20 House ApaInf
Besides. II the senate should en-
dorse it's foreign relations commit.
tees amendment. II was pointed
out. the measure would have to 30
back to the house and there might
be delay there.
The house resolution was ~ fol.
lowe:
"A resolution, IustifyIng the
armed Intervention Of the United
States In enforcing certain demands
against vIetoriano Huerta.
"RssoIved by the senate and
house OF representatives. In con-
oress assembled. that the president
Of the United States 10 Justified In
the employment OF the armed
forces OF the United States 10 en-
force the demands upon vietorlsno
HUerta for uneauivocaI amends 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-21

WASHINGTON. u. G, April 2l.--
Why. fighting In Mexico In just
boys play played Il back there In
"a, when was a boy, aud | guess
know"
old Gen. IIoratio NJ. Gibson IL
almost 30 now. but hia black eyes
snapped and he leaned back and
laughed. Then he bent forward
again and his face grew earnest.
"And say, young man" beat.
Ing the air with a long. brown.
gnarled Index finger. that had
euried over many a good trigger
In it's time. II wish they would
90 to war down there again.
tool Why, we'd show those
orcaserrl We did IL once. and
wouldn't We Just do II again
what. with good roads now and
the telegraph and sharpshooters
and suehi"
Gen. Gibson In one OF the very
few survivors who saw actual ser.
vice IN the Mexican war against
Santa Ana Ia 40 and "a.
Had Lieutenants Rank
Il didn't get down TO Mexico with
the very first troops" said the gen.
cral Il was only n boy OF 20. and
| didn't get a chance TO enlist with
the very first call for troops. you
see, But ! got there very early In
~. and was stationed At puebla
with the Second and Third artillery.
| had the rank OF second lieutenant
The troops landed from the army
transports at Vera Cruz. and there
was Just 10000 OF them--i0 900 70
subdue tho strange. Wild. American
hating country OF Mexicol
Fought Every Inch
And our mission was 60 get TO
Mexico City--no matter HOW. 40
Ions as We got there, And Nc GOT
there. too
We fought every Inch ~ the way.
but for the boys In blue. who loved
their flag above everything else.
that was no job at ALL
The fire OF patriotism burned
strong those days. There was no
watchful waiting for u.s.
TO show you how WE moved
on the sth OF September We fought
the really hard battle OF th. war.
the battle OF Moline del Rcy Moline
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-21
DRUGS EXCITE YOUR
KIDNEYS, use SALTS
n YOUR BACK HURTS OR
BLADDER BoTHERs. DRINK
LOTS or WATER

When your kidneys hurt and
your back feels sore. don't get
scared and proceed TO load your
stomach with a lot OF drugs that
excite the kidneys and irritate the
entire urinary tract Keep your
kidneys clean like you keep your
bowels clean. by flushing them
with mild, harmless salts which
removes the body's urinous waste
and stimulates them to their nor.
nal activity The function Of the
kidneys is TO filter the blood. In
"a hours they strain from Il 500
grains of acid and waste, SO wo can
readily understand the vital I'm.
portnnce OF keeping the kidneys
active.
Drink lots OF water--you can't
drink too much; also get from any
pharmacist about four ounces OF
Jad Salts: take a tablespoonful In
a glass of water before breakfast
each morning for few days and
your kidneys Will act fine. This
famous salts IL made from the
acid of grapes and lemon Juice,
combined with lithia, and has been
used for generations to clean and
stimulate clogged kidneys; also to
neutralize the acids In urine 80 II
no longer In a source OF irritation.
thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts In inexpensive; cannot
injure: makes delightful efferves-
cent Whitewater drink which ev.
ssI Al.
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THEY WILL PUSH
FIGHT ON HUERTA

CHIHUAHUA. Mexico. April 81.
For the first time in four years
Generals Carranza and villa. lead.
ers OF the rebel army, met here
today and held an extended con,
ference.
Pictures Of the two rebel lead.
cfs were In many shop windows
and the conference was made n
gala occasion by the populace.
II Is understood that, ms n result
OF the conference, the rebel forces
VIII take no cognizance Of the
strained relations between Huerta
and the United States, and Will
continue TO vigorously prosecute
the revolution against Huerta as II
no international complications had
arisen.
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entire ARMY TO
Be CALLED SOON.
CAPITAL HEARS

WASHINGTON. April 2i.--That
the army will be used In Mexico
shortly. was believed here 10 be
growing more and more certain.
IL VAS insisted at the White
House that the navy alone win be
needed. but Maj. Gen. Wood re-
NAMED at Secretary Garrison's Of
flee. kept n continuous reservation
for a southbound train. and plainly
expected a speedy call for his
forces services.
The quartermaster's department
had transports ready 10 move the
first army division at a moments
notice.
Every state had notified the
bureau OF military affairs that It's
militia WAS ready.
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navy Yard CRAFT
AWAIT ORDERS

BREMERToN. April 7i.--A state
OF unusual calm exists at the PUGET
Sound navy yard today.
A number OF officers reported at
their various ships yesterday. aud
are holding themselves In readiness
for sailing orders.
The Albany. with a full compile
ment OF marines and provisions. lies
ready TO sail for the south at an
hours notice
A check OF men available for 9th.
er vessels shows . force OF 1870 OF
all ratings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-21
OREGON COLONEL
AND 8 COMPANIES
AWAITING ORDERS

EUGENE. Or. April 21.--"My
command OF eight companies is
ready to respond to any call by the
president or the governor, and
would be modified at Clackamas
within IS hours." said Col. Greed
Hamilton, commanding officer OF
the artillery corps. today.
One OF the local companies OF the
artillery corps drilled In the streets
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-21
Why Does a Woman Go to
the Left When a Man Asks
Her to Keep to the Right?

THE question has been answered and in all prob
4 ability will be.
II you the woman herself she'll probably answer with
one word,
"BeeauseT
All of which is preliminary to this statement
Sunday expressly asked the women Of Seattle not to
this shoe sale Monday and yesterday the was
showed under"
Many hundreds OF women who would like to buy shoes
were unable 10 get waited
M ANY were unable to get into the store
Ul For this condition the management expresses re-
greet Yet will only be improved when those who come
early in the morning will arrange to do
Or plan
To be sure Shoe going to be continued until
tire last pair of shoes is sold
And there still many thousands Of pairs
The small sizes particularly plenfu-shoes will
III only very narrow or very small feet
These may be had in abundance
They're dollar pair. The purpose OF the sale is to
close the V. & II. shoe stock
Z, OR the " II. Company has failed and affairs must
be wound up in the shortest possible time Hence
and five and sixdollar shoes dollar pair
Blu, these dollar shoes will only fit small feet
Women who take average sizes get to fit at
about half the V. & II. Shoe Co.'S price
And mems shoes selling on the same basis
So girls and boys-there for children
II OURS of sale from m. till and from D. m
IL 80 This arrangement enables the sales people
get the sizes sorted up and enables give better
service.
There exchanges. Please get fitted-dont guess
We can't sell shoes these prices and then sell
And you don't getting into the store today
tomorrow.
There plenty of shoes; don't worry
Written at the V. & II. Shoe GEO. r. ROWE,
---n ---1 .--o"- ~ Advertising Agent.