davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-27

g II DpfinbeIie IN S E II
or Sernboneetaten. Sra.
fifasiiitent Scbou / Spoerlp bar ino-
ginet @noragen6e. ON at faa &atent
poa en- mefaniif Semafor=2pgteil,,f=
fer. Mpparatet, Ser roles ltGrft al
Sogfolf, lGttes / J%orbinoelie mes
etoppeiignalet, og peo at oreie ct be-
itemt M11tdl @ange Il1ffes loo 2pg-
terne. Set er Spfinoerens Mening,
at set iGrlig cfter cnot Gogtienelte
ON &otten eller otter 9agens &om=
me ifal fltn,1e a1penoes og ipore Sci,
n1,pGrenoe beipGrlige l16ienoelie al
CT Mon0 lo1gs 2iniel1.
0onf e Mn6elsfore e.
ningcr. uMn6elsblooet" lfriper /
cit Mrtifcl ON Dmnmorfs Mn6elsfore-
ninger, ut Ser er to lt6piflingsrctnin=
ger oen Senife Mn6elsbeppgelle. De,1
enc er Sen cngelife 8rl1gsforc11ings=
bepegelie / SEN 9fiffelie, bpori SEN
bleb grunologt of &ocboole=& Gpernc
1913. @arerne foroeles til Sc al
miaoelige @anoelspriier> og Meolen1=
merne fadr ll6bptte / Torbolo til
Smietning. 9en in6fprtes biemme
1866, men 8epegelien fit fgrit
rigttg 5art, 6a 5allesforeninge,1
Sanne6es / 1896. 9enne boboe
1904 cit Smletning poo 20 Mill.
SIR. og 10000 Meolemmer.
Sen o,16el1 &etning er Sc. oonife
g:ro>nftions foreninger. 9erne Mn=
>'l:bepGgelie CT Set life lpffe6es at
rm4lantc pao fremme0 @r11n6> til
SrooS for at mango fremme6e 2an=
DC beo ltolenoinge far lat fig i1o /
Sroningcn at Sc 6anlfe &ro0l1ftions=
foreninger. Sun. ,&ontrol= og Mpls=
foreninger ipncs at bape giort mo-
gen &ptte / l1olouoet.
&eo begge &etni11ger CT Ser imio=
lerti0 set c~ienoommeligc bielnn1c, at
De fun far boft 6eres &o0 / 2onobe=
folfningen, bpilfet nGrmejt CT moo
lat al, bboo Ser finder @teo / It's
lonoet. TorpDrigt tp6er CIT Gel / Set
iiolte Mor poa, at @per11e 1111 ogloa
bil bore mes, men 6ctte macs npppe
fl1l0t n0, fpr Observation-Disclosures, lom
I %lt6lan0et CT 8rugsforeningerncs
barmc Silbe6crc, oglao fomn1er. mes
I 8ebGgellen lom Sc bi6til inore1t
bar pGrct Mo0iton6cre al.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-27
&robtnicrnc.

sc tStenft for S + SIS
y a Gttele. 5orpagter 2l1>16
paa 6en Suleaftensoag / 81. 8icrt peo
&oloing ne0brGnot @aar6, bpor Ell
&ige inoebren6te, er anbolot lom fig
tet for at bape paaiat Sloen.
process. @eIe set
%fiprenoe &erionale beo Marbns So
peobanegaar6 bar anlagt Sag mos
Neutrality-suspicious., ser far poologt
Dem at betale Sfat al 6eres &jpre=
penge. Sagen oil blipe fprt igjennem
til &9ielteret.
Stems Sire. So 5moo6rcn=
&c, Ser lpb og legeoe poo SeSien poa ct
&icr be0 &aller1tp / SIR itg0te moo
binanoen % fol6t omfl1l0, bporpeo
SSlen gift / StDffer. Sen enc 9renq
reooeoes, bporimo6 sen m16en, en-
Sgn at @aaroejer S, g. Gbriltenien
/ 5pering, 6rufne6e.
Dg6 a 8lo6forgift-
5or Ell Si6 ii6en bar Stebe=
meter @l1itap Mielsion paa Sc
9mitb'ife 5tgberter / Molborg laa
ubeloig UNDER tit Mrbei6e meo at fier-
ne ct Metalbogitab fra en- Sremooel
at itiffe fig / benitre &aanos Bege=
finger meo en- &ntp. Stiffet bar ret
oDbt, men Milsion tGnfte 6og iffe BIZ
oere ober 5agen, f9r ban ct @ar Gage
efter fit laa fterfe Smerter / SINCE
rem og Irmen, at ban maatte gaa til
5engS. Sg 90 bar set allere6e for
tent. Sorgiftningen bar gaaet ODER /
8lo6et, og 2egerne fl1n6e lite 116rette
noget. Mh1 er gan 500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-27

81 r be j 1851 S e II /
" arbns. S 8praooets Me6e s.
5. Sanuar be6toges set at bepilge ct
poerligere Gilifuo al 1000 Ser. til
De frie 6attigfasier %foruoen Sc ti6=
ltgere bepilgeoe 10000 Ser. paa
Gruno al Den berifenoe Mrbeioslgs=
De6.
81 abne rinqer
gogeri pen6 gilbert 2pffejen Daniel
Yeoerien, luxembourg far facet Silla=
belle til fremti6ig at bore geapnet
gilbert Daniel He6erlen 2pffeien!
9eopnet &asm1si en er life bel Ii6t /
Semmengs. On 6amilie &asmusien
/ oenne 8p far faaet fgl. 8epillinq til
at faloe Jig &bomien o. og en- n
BEN 6omilie &asmusien far facet fgl.
8eoilling til at fal0e fig @oplien.(D.
@rebin6e 5riis=5rii=
enborg. uo6elte forleoen til ca.
800 Mrbeioerfamilter paa Triiienborg
@oos> Sulegaber> beitaoenoe al en-
Eoffe &o%lonialbarer for 2 ST. til bper.
lamt anore 6eoeparer og forifielligt
lllotej. Sra Sen tiolige @orgenlhuno
ltremme6e 6olf / itore @farer op til
5lottet for at ofbente Sulegqperne.
Set er fortrinspis 5olf, ser arbeioer
@rebens Globe og paa bans @erre=
gaar0e, lom @oberne uo6eles til.
SCI loei1e6e 6iifere.
Sen 5. Sanl1ar 5ormi06ag gift SEN
17=aorige &riitian &bpberg, @en al
Sitter Sens &epberg / @sbierg> iomt
lioltnrontes Spoger Sobonnes Gar
len fra @ierting u0 fra gSbjerg pao
Jilferi inoenfor 9erne. timber Ell
Spge lpffeoes Set fife Sc to Mn11o
at foo Seillfdoerne brrtig NOT iloo=
eoe log, bborpe6 Sc fl1lol ejle0e oq
meneS at bore 6rufneoc. 2orle ef=
terlooer Zig @ultrn pg flere @gru.
Jrefb e 5. Yao &orspr Sir
belosonitalt bGn0te forleoen fglgen=
De: @n @etjent fra Sang bar fen. as
Nften fommen til &orspr meo Ell. u1g
@fa110> Ser fer bop6e. bpret in6laqt
paa Mnitalte11. Meoens Ell al 9(nltal=
tens SpipnSbetjente gaor op til aef=
tenet for at bene STE til SEN gepan=
TONNE, gaar 6enne - Ser er cit bpi,
flot Sfiffelie roif ben til &ortpoq=
ten og flyer: u@il 9e bore iaa go6
at lrffe mig no, jeg far lige ofleperet
en- poo Mn1talten."
Bortneren los. fig opcrr,1mple> og
Jl1glcn fldi 110 fra @11rct, gloo oper
Set pellpffe6e 6if. Men ubel6igpis
for bom bare0e Gribeoen fun fort.
SEQ Nottoget blep ban onbol6t al cit
Eoliti6etjc1t; Set bopoc purct bans
Sgt at rejie til &inglteo.
8 t nj tibet ia te6e
M e . 5ten. Sen CIT 8uneoper=
lfering beo gepfiebing y. S. ifuloc
8rolagningen omlGgges, og man
bopoe toget ale Stenene op og ltob=
let Ser paa begge Si0er al 5finnerne
bele Geiens 8reo0e. Der bar flere
9nnoreoe 8roiten, men Sc mao pure
logte for 119r 5finncrnc; tbi oo Geo
ler=Grprelstoget cit @ftcrmio6og TOM
%fjprenoe mes rolen6e Sort, grcb 60
fon1otipets &ofanger fat / 5tenbun=
ter1e og ipreote Oe1n mes frpgtcli4
&roft 110 ODER ct ltprre Ierre11.
9fogle flei til geirs, opcr G%elefonpu-
le11e, og bab11e0e / S11fferfabrifens
@ooro, meoens andre fol6t longt uoe
poo 2ollan6sbanens Gpor. sSlere al
Stenene fol6t poo 5finl1erne foron
Sofomotipet> men blep bcl0igpis lf1b=
beoe bort al &ofongeren. 8ommo11=
Den, Der Jas pe0 @eiieopparatct mel
lem Sporene> fit en- Gten mcllem
tine ifrepenoe 8en og Ell .an6eu
Vfano, ser itoo be6 5ioen ot fit ct
Streiflaor paa &in6en al en- forbiflp-
pen6e 5ten.
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&jbbenbabn.

9nn6rc6e Star. Gn fien0t
og %ifattet, gon1mel Npbo6ersmon6,
c niioneret 5fibsbpggerformono g.
Eeterien, fejrebe Sen 166e SSor1l1or fin
100 Mors 6%soielsooa. @on bar / lin
Sio cit 6pgtig Mon6 / tit Sag og tit
ofte %oper6raget Set @perp at reiie
runot og opfjpbe Spmmer til npe
Sfibsbpgl1inger. Sen @un6reoeaari<
&c, Der bor boet / @orego6e go. 8 /
iomfuloe so 9(or, bpor bon ople=
peoe at feirc @ulobrpllup meo fin for
mango Mar ii6en of0poe &ui trl1, CT
oonoelig og legemlig roif og goor Jig
0aglig Ell 5po6l eretur.
. S Ii e III 5. Ser er
Star blepet ipefl1lerct / Sule=6ier=
freet, sgnoer og Goes, / gonif e nitro,
l19 @rao I &16be11bopn. $ 2pbet
a. en- enfelt Sag blep &riierne lotte
op meo $50 Hroce,1t> 1fjpnt Sill
fprielet ipnes at babe ppret gonife
rigelig. s@noerne CT gooe6e op / 81
6 &roner pr. StDt efter Stprrelie,
og en- nogenll1n0e or0entlig @oas far
man facet 2ob at betole 10-15 @r.
for. Sen BERTH iporeroe 8en1p1e far
foreprtgt pGret un6erfoitet cit lignen=
Be Stigntng; 5000 Gre for ct mel
lemitort &e6faalsbope6 er en- &ris,
iom @usmp6rene life tioligere far
fienot. Sgiaa S1,lebogningen er ble=
ben foropret, i6et. s@geene er goaeoe
op til &r. 2.40 pr. Ones.
&osf.e.i b / 9. Sen lite Stunt
ontog man / u&oroiif Snffe fompog=
nj" en- ung Mano, @epie, iom Seas
lerer. San gior6e ct pin6enoe SsSno=
trpf, boeoe bos fin Mooer, bar forlo,
bet og fSrte efter Sigenoe ct 1tille 2ip.
9oo blep ban ipg / forrige Mooneo,
og UNDER bans 5ropGrelie fit MON en-
Wt1Stunfe ON, at cit al hom u0jte6t
Megntng paa 536 ST. bar forfalifet
til at lD6e paa 1876 &r. Sen nr1qe
Mono i%norgmmeoe, at Fan babe us
fprt 8%eorageriet paa Sc 1000 &r.,
men lamtioig 11Ggte0e fan, at ser bar
mere. Men en- fornDet &epiiion gap
til Gei ltltat, at 8e6ragerierne lanqt
oberi teg bette 8eleb; ia, inoen man
naaeoe 8u1oen, bar man oppe pao
Ser. - til @iengiel6 melter
man MI at babe facet alt me6. @f-
ter oenne Spoagelie afbolotes 8eltp<
rel esmeoe, og mon beilntteoe at ober=
gibe Sagen til @olitiet. Dette ie,16te
EN- Spoageliesbetient til bans 8opel
! &ellernp, men Mo6eren erflereoe,
at Sgnnen bar reiit for ct @ar Gage
fioen. 8etienten ilog fig merfelig NOT
til &o me6 6enr1e SplDsni1a u6er at
oberbepiie fig ON sanobeoen ber-
LAT. 2ibt efter ban6re6e 8eorageren
11o ct &uiet % bar iioen 90 beret for
ipunoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-27


q ! 9 I S t E t i. S .Suli
&bartal bar Stfferiet nie6panlig rigt
for @Gsbierg. Mu er Statiitifen op,
glort, og set biier fig, at ser er filfet
for 100000 &roner mere / bette
&bartal ems / SSuIi &partol 1908.
Ct muft Gref. 8grne11e
/ 9lgo6 @fole bar for iommenifuote
&enge fisbt forffiellige &leonings-
itpffer, iom Sc bar foreret en- al @fo=
.lefommeratcrne, en- fattig Bige, iom
bar facet babe STOLE, &aobe, Sat
% en- MGngoe an6re 6maoinq
nlDffe poo @igeIip.
Sen 36ie Sar1l1ar er &roprietpr Jreo.
@etlmonn paa &igelig, 5per, forl,=
lDffet, i0et BON UNDER Mrbejoet mes
at lmere en- 8%an0lnegl CT bleper1 gre
bet al ell Soothing og rimeligpis itrofs
orebt. 6or tire @aaneoer iioen flpt=
teoe &eilmam til @igelig og gleoeoe
Jig meget til fin @irfiombeo Ser, i6et
ban 1iffert ltoleoe paa at fl1nne. foa Ell
goo og tilfre6sitille,16e Substituting.
Srosien if lie @n ga1nmel
Some / 8linoitrup poo @jnllano er
Mfftenen for @ptaarsaften fommen
ulpffelig al Gage. Sun bar gaaet
noenfor Sriet og er ga foloen ON /
BEN itgrfe Storm og bor llooet fig
laale0es> at FUN bleb liggenoe. Sum
bleD ont Morgenen flt11oen 6g0 on
lt9rft forllaaet. Set mnrfelige bar,
at Man0en, Ser bar goaet / Geng,
tntet one6e ON l1lDffen.
Sefior6en n66pbe 3.
Ser CT &laner frenme ON at 1toopbt
SiefjoroenS peltre 2pb> fra 10 til 1G
is sos, bpilfet .pil6e blipe al 1to1
9etponing for ale 9perne pe6 Sic.
Uor0enS. Mrn1e. Set cr .Sonfen, al
Stotcn ifnl. 110reoe On1foltningen pc>
ielpe Sietjor0in0lgbetS llooybni11g
n1coelrs Sc forifjelligc @op1leopml1o,
ringer lful0e u6fpres for Sc beofom-
menoe '@pers egen &egning.
6iifert al 9@n6er. Com
ieopanligt om @fteraoret gjpres ser
at o6iftllige at 6iiferne beo 2imfjor=
Sen 6ilferi al Dpfenoer / @orn, oQ
Der tiencs ingcn 0aarlig Doglpn ser.
peo. S oette @ftcraar CT 6orboloen{
be0re chs iu0bonligt, ioct sGn6erne
er irroeleS talrige, og 6iiferne bol
life ljGl6el1t ct ballot @rnoreoe 9gn:
Scr % flcrc / @ur11enc ON Morgenel1
Eriicrrc far beprgct. Jig fra $50
Rre pr. St..
S g Or m loosnottcn
Ser anretteOe loo megcn So jtprrelje
forlpon0t ogloo to 6ilferfnoler frc
GltObicm @opn poo @ornbolm, OF
Senner % &oorpren0e al Sc Smbor0:
prrenoe frDgteoe> life l1oen Gruno
at DC ol0rig ntl0e fomme til Gpn(
tgjen. Oct CT 6og gooct be6re, emf
man bop0e tn11ft fig. Sen enc &pole
mes Monol fobet ON 8or6 CT / qof
@cbolo onfonrmen til Dltoo; bpo>
Den o11oen mtgoor, er Sen f%orlilt; met,
Monoifobet re06e0e Jig / 2ono poc
&%riltion*p ng CT Scr ira pc1l0t tilbuol
til ocres &jcm.
6 II ny g I a ct ningsm G:
tDp0e blep forleocn prgpct boS
Slogter1nelter 2un6, 5fipe. &rppen
foretogeS mes en- Set. Ser blep logt
ct binfelformigt Sernitpffe poo 6e11s
@opeo, iaale0es at Sen enc @ren gil
ober Naffer, mc6ens Sen on6en Del
fal0t mes ober Eon0en. $ Bette &an-
oeltDffe mi6t imcllcm &e1tens
Rine - bar ct 5fp6eopporot on=
bragt; ct lille, olminoeligt riflet 2p6
me6 cit Saffron Mo6el 81, og en-
Sfagltifte. ct S1og poo 6tiften meo
Ell GrGbanmer. og Soften fol0t
iom Ell tlr1g 5ten 11oen at rpre fig;
Sen bar SOS meo Set lomne.
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Sfn e piIIer SnIius
Dsefer 5 . s. Gbp. fgl. sfue-
ipiller s. Sui. 5re6r. Dgcfer er af-
gaaet peo 9poen, 70 lar gammel.
San bar fp6t Marbus og oporoges
Der til &an6elen, iom Fan fgrlt forIoo
25 .Mar gammel for at betre6e @1,nit=
11erbonen til bbtlfen ban meo fine u6='
prageoe m1itfalife Mnleg og lin
Stemmebegabelie lenge bob6e felt fla
ttltr1ffen. Senere traf fan Jig til
bage fra Scenen, me11 pirfe6e / Sc 1e=
mere Mar iom Spleie r og Joreorags=
boloer. San bar nGr fnpttet til Sen
g%rlnotpigife Spiifolez@ eppgelle, 90
BET bar ier1ig @eiifolerne> lom nso
goot at bans 0pleierbirflombe6. $
&ipbenbapn foreitoo bon ct 9tl,0en=
terbiem.
6 TT MIter-
fleoe e. S Sl,leoagene bor @olmens
&irfeS Sitter for fprite Gang efter.
mango Mors 6orlpb paanp ppret prp=
set meo ct gammelt, pragtfnlot Otter
tGppe, bpis Silperelie al6elcs bar
gaaet | @lemme. Det er funoet ber=
il9ngt i en San6fieloer / @irfen>
bbor flere an6re foitbare Sing efter=
baonoen CT %frem1oragne. 9fn er set
blepet re- taltreret, og SEN Ma11o, ser
bar. reitaureret Set, far erfleret, at
set / bore Gage fife piloe funnc frem=
TITLES fra nDt for min0rc ems mellem
10000 og 10000 ST.. &rD6elierne
beltoor al 5plpbrofa6e paa rpot
Slpil. Oct er ct 8lomitermpnIter,
noget / Still meo Mltertoplens 511tt=
Dnrf. Miot poo les @iper11es Soa=
ben og Mopnetrnf lumt Narstallet
1862.
@ipcrne CT M0mirol Gbriition 8ie(=
fc 0po 1694 og @ultrl1 Sophie Mo=
rte 9jclfe. @n imertelig Splepelle,
ct 9orl1s 9p6> iful bobe foro1nleoigct
0clllle Gope til @ren1erbolms Strife.
Set CT formcntlig cit so slor ii0cn
Set fuslere0es, men I'LL CT otter CIT
al Solmens &irfeS mango ganle foit=
bare Nrpocllcr brogt frem for Oage11s
2pS.
6orpgt 8 arne.mo 5.
S cit lille 8agitue / 8orgergo6e 1874
bar / noger Sis boet en- 48=oorig
Some, @nfe efter Droifecier @osmus=
le11= M90oebo, mes lit @orneborn. 81
1epeoe lnoer Sc iergeligit m1,liee 6or<
.bol0 og maotte for / Set &ele togct
at fl1nne efsiltere, bope cit 2ogerenoc,
ifjpnt 2ejligbe0eu fun beltoor al ct
&Grelle me0 Mlfope pg Soften. o.
0e1rne 2ogerenoe, Ell ing Mrbej6er,
eli Scat fom bjem ,lm0re6e Set bo1n>
at bal1 fife bprtc Sen lpobonligc
@roo0 fra Barnet, ser le0 m;0cr
n,ongelful0 Grnnring. San gif loo
lto / &pffenet og bprte e1 logte &lpn=
fen bcnne fra CIT So10lpon0, % 81
ban ltrpg Ell Sua10ltif of, luu hor1
@arnet liggc / Sen me6 &on0 bolpt
fplote Spono. San fit Barnet pp og
aftdrret og bente0e Eolitiet, Scr itrofs
b%ciprge0e Barnet, ser mrrfeligt 11pf
lebeoe en0nlt, poa @olpitolet. Gummc
9te6 brogtes Sci itemo0eren, lon mi
ct inologt poo Observation-Disclosures.
@or1ets Mo0er CT Sjeneltepige pg
So0eren, Ser er bortrejlt, far intet
poet til Sets l%ln0erbolo. 9e clc16ige
@aar, bporun6er Sc lepe6e, og @e6ite=
mooercns Selpopgipenbe6 far liffert
bepirfet set 1lbpggelige Mor6forl9g.
Hrpbinlcrnc.
Mistenft for s + SIS
y a Gttele. 5orpagter 2l1>16
paa 6en Suleaftensoag / 81. 8icrt peo
&olotng ne0brGn0t @aar6, bpor Ell
&ige inoebr9n6te, er onbol6t iom lig=
tet for at babe poalat Sloen.
e process. &eIe set
~ ~
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81 m ager. Mmager11e er fjeoe al
BET | 6isie Gage. Ser far bnret be-
.tpoelige Speripgmmelier langs 9enS
.ipolige % peitlige &pltltrefni1ger;
omtr. 1000 S6r. 2ano bar peret
lat UNDER &an0 / 5tormoagene og
2o6sejerne far list betp0elige Sab
- en0nt ltprre ems nn0er .5tormflo=
Sen / 1872. Set pGrlte er, at So
bene bar ramt en- Gel 6an1ilier, iom
0aorligt fan taale oct.
2ooseierene / De paagieloen0e
Sogne far beill1tet at itptte Sc ifa-
oeliote beo at p6e ct 8iorog al 10
Gre pr. IS. 2an6 og for @elten at
iagigge &jpbenbapns @%opnepelen.
De mener nemltg, at 11aar Sberipem<
melfen bar bre6t fig 1aa piot, ifploes
bette BEN np Demning, Ser er lagt
ODER &allebooitran6 fra Meilegaaro
pao Mmager til 6re6erifsbolms Tegl-
bprfer paa 5iellan6. 9luierne bar
life funnel tage @an6et, og iaa er set
gaaet in0 ODER @Diterne.
5orelebig bep6er 6e sagfpnoige,
at 9amningen bar ingen Sfpl6 i
ELECTROMAGNETIC; men man er enonu
iffe far6ig me6 l1noeriggelierne.
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6ej0sgipere og Mrbejoere."
9toragene til S c NJ
80 I n eS r t ct flp6er rige=
ltgt run0t ONT / ltblonoet, nopnlig /
Gnglano, bpor Dronning Mleronora
itrafs far tegnet fig for ct b%etpoeligt
8elgb. S 9itrtge er Scr / oisle Sage
oprettet Ell Sn0iamlingsfomite meo
Sen %befier16te Yrofeslpr Sang lom
Torman0.
9 e t g c bpnb c al + c
S orla g. @e6 set npe Stars 8e=
gpnoelie gaar @arl 5cbpnbergs gam-
lie % bel aniete 8ogforlag oper paa
l1p @enoer, ioet &r. @c6pnberg tree
Ser tilbage fra @irfiombeoen efter
at babe ober6raget 6en til to an6re
at ben oanife 8ogbanoels fienote
Meno: @rnit 8ierberg og Micbel
S. Senien. Set par / 1867 5cbgn=
berg grunolagoe fit 6orlag, og oe fIe-
lite at ben grun6tpigife @etnings melt
fienote Mano bar uogipet oeres
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ADANGEROus DOCTRINE.

Mir. Charles A. Gardiner, of New York. is a lawyer of note, and we've no doubt that his opinions usually carry weight. Some time ago. however, he gave expressions to sentiments that impress us as very strange, to say the least of 1t. It was not in an impromptu address. or an after dinner speech. but in carefully prepared and considered paper that he said:
 Whether a question Is within the magisterial jurisdietion of the Presi- for the President alone to determine. Whether the question is within his po- litical jurisdiction or that of Congress Is in itself 2 political question solely And whether the question Is within his magisterial or his political juris- diction. or within that of the courts, Is for his sole determination, and over which the courts have no review or supervision.
 In plain words, the President is to be the absolute judge and arbiter of all questions, constitutional, judicial and political, with full power to decide for himself what he may or must not do, and to act entirely on his own will and judgment. The Czar of Russia has not more absolute and autocratic power than a President of the United States would have under that theory. We say without hesitation that there has never been a President who could safely be entrusted with such power as this Without intending any reflection on our present Chief Executive. we can safely say that 1t would be dangerous to place such power in his hands. His best friends and strongest supporters must admit that he Is highly impulsive, and very much inclined to go his own way What might not happen. if he could consider himself released from all re- stralnts and free to act as his own will dictates. And what might we not fear if in the future a President should be elected who would care nothing for the rights of the States or the people?
 It Is true that MT Gardiner, in the extract we have quoted. says nothing of the Constitution. but as all Presi- dential powers, judicial, magisterial and political. are supposed to be de. rived from the Constitution. the writer's failure to refer to that instrument does not detract from the dangers of the doctrine he breaches. In the words of The Chicago Record Herald:
 The President is bound to preserve, protect and defend tho Constitution to the best of his ability. He shall take care that the laws be faithfully exc. cuted." says the Constitution. What laws? All the acts that Congress passes. that are not vetoed, and that the judicial department does not de- clare invalid. How can the executive refuse to enforce a law that he must take care is faithfully executed? "AlI' legislative power is vested in Congress tha Presidents right of veto is care fully dehned and limited. Where does IAaJ JKht- the elleged discretion the power
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-13
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That Teawue Ordlnance.

'1 am watching with peculiar inter est the progress of the Teague Sunday closing ordinance" said well known citizen of Montgomery yesterday. T want to find out If the saloon man has lost his charm in Montgomery politics.
 You Know it has been said again and again that the saloon men of the city yielded. perhaps. a greater Influence than any other set of men engaged in other business. It is not charged that the, bar men attempted to use in any high handed way any power of a polit- icAl nature that they might possess, but 1t is said that by continued unity of action in city and county elections they have accumulated some sort of political influence. This influence, great or small, has been used exclu siyely for the interest of their business Because of this political influence of the past, perhaps, Montgomery got its reputation for being a wide open Sun day town.
 T am, on this account, watching with interest the Teague ordinance in it's various stages through the Council The saloon men are without doubt fighting 1t and I am anxious to see if they can muster up enough strength to kill it,"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-13

Notwithstanding the opposition of The Electrical Review, The New York Times sticks to 1t that telephones are highly dangerous during thunder storms. Ia says that many people "are so constituted that the phenomena of a thunder shower are extremely terrify- ing to them, and high nervous strain results from the bombardment from the skies, even though no direct shock is experienced. People so constituted will do well to leave the telephone alone while the lightning is flashing and the thunder rolling about them. Such storms are commonly of brief duration. Those affected by them, are not usually fin a condition to attend to business in any very useful way. The time they will lose Is not important, since the telephone, does not always work well during periods of high electrical tension in the atmosphere. and the persons called are quite as likely to be afraid of the instrument as the persons call ing"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-13
Eager Young Graduates Keep the
 World True to High Ideals.

NOEhV Akue tO hl&h A0e0IBs Philadelphia Press.
 Lest this old world should become
 Jaded and weary of itself, we have
 each year the army of graduates eager, hopeful, enthusiastic, and with a Fest
 mist to a fresh interest in humanity and things.
 The cocksureness of the average graduate and his temerity in attack ing problems so great that the wisest have lain down under them often pro- yoke smile and yet we love him none the less. We can not do without him.
 He is an infusion of new blood into the worlds veins. He quickens our hope
 and our self nfidence, and helps us look upon the whole vast scheme of
 things with a kindlier eye. We believe in him, even while we sigh over the rude disillusionments that await him. and because of him we believe more heartily in ourselves.
 The race could suffer the loss of a
 great many other riches more readily
 than it could suffer the loss of the high ideals, the glowing purposes, the irid- escent dreams and the knightly altru-
 ism of these boys and girls who year
 after year confidently fling themselves
 into the thick of life's turmoil. Their
 simple hearted faith is better wisdom
 than anything they have gleaned from books, and their chivalrous impulses are themselves greater reward than any of the material gains which they may later
 win. By these qualities they help keep
 mankind true to its best self and this world from becoming world of wolves,
 each bent alone on Self-interest.