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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18
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s obe oita6en. Sen bebn6e-
De Streife al Sporpeisielifabets fip=
renoe 6unftionarer tog lin 8egpn-
belle 2. Mptaarsoag ON Morgenen>
efter at ser lige til set iiolte fra ale
Si6er arbeioe0es paa at opltaa eli
minoelig Suerensfomia eller bog faa
Streifen noiat / IA Gage for at faa
Gio til Doerligere Sorbanolinger.
Strafs ON Morgenen ital1oiebeS
SporDeistrafifen % blep lite opta-
get ienere pua Gngen, % Sfillingen
5bIep iaa meget pRrre ION bet AM
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18
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r ~VN E
aimtuoelise Gfterretnius.r.
Misliongr 5fresrno
fra @antDali1tan fommer rimeltgots
til 6oroaret til 9anmarf for Sd
bet al nogle Maaneoer at tale 5an.
tbalmislionenS Gag run0t ON Il
Renigbc0erne.
@briltian s.. Mien6ses
9p0sbo. Sormonoen for 0on-
marfs 2ererforenings @nfeun0er-
itpttelie, SperlGrer Sans &asmus-
len, Sofsfpbing, bar fra @fsefuto<
rerne / Song @briltian sen MienoeS
Dp6sbo mootaget 1000 &r. til
6remme al nep11te 6orlnaal.
ten 8ergS So
miIie=2egat. Snoenrigsmi-
niitcr 5igurb Berg far paa Spifen-
oes % egne Segne gipet r9anmnrfs
2ercrforening" Meo6elelie ON ct al
Srteres i%ent1fa6et ,De 8ergife 8la=
Sc" oprettet 2egat: e. % 80.
Bergs 2egat til 8or6el for tren<
genoe 2ererenfer." 2egat=@apitaIen
CT pco SpretteIlcn 10000 ST..
g tabig s t e nj g ang /
. roouft II 5 . ellen,
Otter Seq offieicllc engelife &aa-
ocls|totiitit for 9fopember Waaneo
1906 bar Sen lomle0e &ur0i al Gait
marfs Snofsricl al Smur> Bacon og
sGg til Gnslanb / Mopenber l10giort
t,662,959 50. 5terl. mos / Jior
1,226,902 SIS. 5terl., altIaa e"
5remgong poo ca. 721 900 &roner.
Ser hi poa Sc forlpbnc II Maane=
ser / 1906, for Snofgrslen al De
nppnte 0onife Nrooufter til gnglon6
bait en- @ur6i al 14,337,122 $50.
Stcrl. rrc6 / ian1me Si0srl1m I '05
l3,350,334 $50. 5terl., ol1iaa Ell
5rcmgong / 1906 paa 17,762,000
&rprer.
Sorp TIL &e0el I
Molci11ouitriforeningen bar fornDltg
a%filuttct ct treaurigt 6origg meo
Cyrus Mnpenoelie til &e0elfpr og
opnoact ct meget glnitigt &eiultot.
Mou tor til &eolerne rl11bt om paa
forlticlligc Meierier fpiet ct Gorfpr,
ser ~onbringeS lige foran % / 6or=
binoalie mes &e0ele11S Sur, % Ell
inorcttet 5aale6es> at mon fan tgn6e
1tore arantu Tprp pan Ell Gang oQ
oerbeb nn0gaa Sc ioelige SilfprSle1
al fol0 Suit element Tpringslteoet
Sen llltnoguoelige Gpilbeparme an:
ben6es til at tprrc IgrDene = er
2em for]oin0er, % inotil 20 5gn0el
Ggrp foloer poa Ell Gang ne0 / So:
ret. Set bar bit li~ at man fer:
peb fan opnan 1tbrre Mpttebirfninl
eno al SILL.
@nSnri lngt til
SSlan0 iamtioig meo &ongcnS
og &igs6ogsmnnoenes l1oflugt til
5ugopcn / Gom11nr agter Set Sore:
ne0e Gamp1fibsielifo6 at arrangere
Sen pil blipe foretaget mes IS: S
Gietgen", og octle 5fib oil fpIge Ser
fougelige Gifa0re pna belle Suren
Ann Vor0 OIL Hoslagcrer11e DC tom:
Portable og bpggelige &abDtter pl
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laale0eS at Sc Fiber ol6eles 1lofbG1l.
gige al 9otdiorbol0 pao 6urpern(
og. Sslan0, iom nGppe er beregneo(
for oen itore Gilltremning al Sci.
1enoe, lom CONNER fan pelilrs
Yaa SSlono oil ser blipe lsrget fo1
arrangement al Sl1re til @eDjer oQ
Singbolla og ollie m10re befienote
Ste0er. Ser Dil ltffert netop I'M.
Der Sen nl1pGrenoe itGrfe SS11teresie
/ 9anmart for set ltore %norolige
&igslano bltpe megen SilIrtning til
6enne &eiie. 8. S. 8. 81. tenfer %
ogiaa paa at lette 9eltagelien iao
meget joni mlligt, bl. a.. pe6 at til
bD6e 6oreninger iprligc JoroeIe.
81 m @onoels
laooe. If u9anmarfs 5tali.
itiif" CT u6ien6t ct Sabelpprf, Jon
omhnnAIor NYorr1orf2 CorSoI2fIooSn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18

Vel SltletrRer. Yaa SdOegaarDe11
bonfeoe Ser 6laifeiteg, og paa Sus=
Dil0eafoelingen tilltge 8eflaonings.
gienitonoe, 8egetpi til 8grnene og
lao fremoeles.
Sgiaa Solpitalerne np6 / fulot
Woal go6t al Sen %almin0elige Sule=
pelgjerenbeo.
6aI6en oberbor6. StDr=
mano Sobannes 5anoberg paa pita=
fiatilf aompognies Camper nBir=
mo-, ser / Gfteraaret forte Hrins
@al0emar og bans @jelter til pit
aiien, er fal6en ODER 8or0 og oruf=
net. San bar biemmebgren6e | MGr=
be0en al 8orbingborg.
Ct 2agebus / @oDeb-
tu6en. Me6icin1f Sellfab tan=
fer paa at bpgge lit eget @us. Ser
er Yloner oppe ON at figbe en- Gien-
oom paa &iprnet al Mntoniegaoe, 81.
Mgnt og &r. @ernifopsgaoe, &jpben=
bapn. $ 8egpn0elien al set npe
Mar oil 5ngen blipe ofgiort.
Gen or bunone5 t e.
ill n 5 Gen lll1ge
Sfueipillerin0e Srf. @trfegoar6> ser
lom ri omtalte iio1te ltge fort fpr
Sui plnoi elig foriDan0t, er after fun
Set / &ipbenbabn. @Dor bum ) bar
peret, Tan bun life forflare; bum
buffer intet al, bDa6 ser ct foregaaet
ii6en Sen Mi0oag, 0a BUN gif biem-
me fra.
8 0 m III e t Dpene / &igben=
babn bar babt itore Gage / Sule=
t%roblbeoen. 2gr6ag og Spn0ag, ba
Srafifen paa @a0erne bar oberbpl=
oen0e, er en- MGng6e Gamer blepen
beitiaalne. On @nfefrlte miiteoe 200
Ser. Mnnge 0mner mi1teoe 20-30
&roner.' Naturligbis CT set lnrlig
1amerne, Set gaar lD oper - Sc er
10 iom ofteit tanfelgle NOT til at goa
mes Nortemon11uen / @%aan6en. Ser
foretoges fun ct &or Mrreltationer.
orbrD6e 0 meDie %
Il 5 p n.g &jpbenbapnerre
iprlger ligefrem t 6orbrp6erfome0ie
/ Oer11,e Sis. 6nlfetbeatret iptller
Or. Srprups u6orbrp6erlip"; &a<
li1o bar foaet en- %tilipare110e 5iltref=
ming | u1e flotte 9renge", og SIRE
o%erifSberg. Observation-Disclosures foripger
at jamie @us paa ct engelf 6orbrD=
ocr0ramu Sen Portable Spn", ollie
ltbprpge0e Gorbrp6erfomeoier, lnrz
Zig Sen paa &aiino> JON er lat / See
ne al German Sang. ga banS Napn
/ Mnle0ntng al SG6eligbe0s=5 fanoa=
len fife far nogen iprlig fin &lang /
0isie Gage, babbe Direftgren ppret
|oa taftfulo life at igtte set poa Bla=
faten. Men ga Jremfal6elierne be-
gpnote peo Mionatstio, trooote og-
loa ST.. Bang frem flere @ange, ita-
Sig mootaget al Sen poloiom1te @ps=
len % Giben, ser gienipnlig lige|
ioo meget gialot bans Herion iom
bans Sienelp1telie. 6 jennem Car
men bprte man nemlig a6ifilliqe 5iIz
raab, bpis @eniigt life bar til at
misforltaa.
Man for, ifriper ct 8lab, ul1pgte-
Zig S%rotrpffet al, at German Bang
peo neie 8eifeo meb, boprleoes Bpl=
ler og Sfgger taller % optra6er, og
bon foritoar ogiaa at faa Ell Glue
lpiller og en- Sfueipillerinoe iii at
tale og qptrnoe neiagtig paa famine
Maaoe. Men ban iabner 6oritaa-
ellie af, at ben glags 8ealiSme paa
5cenel1 life er ge0 allnit;; set er al
lerbpieit en- gfterabelie, iom er al Ell
o1s girfning, men JON oprgrer 90
forarger erbper 8ilifuer, Ser life er
pal1t til at f9rbes Be &ieoie. Comb
beoen tit 81. Bang at gle, 90 Ni=
berne ifingre6e ban Mgoe.
Burfblelie belbrcoct paa en- gao.
Sog Qaratibe 8mmo Ql,i1tiu
IabIetg. Yeneene tiIbage fro nIIe
Ipotbefere, bpis iffe belbreoet
groDss g'apn Raa bssrEygefs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18
9gllant.

Syllant.
MaIborgs 80 Barbe-
+ e %forlanger &artontfort til Sbeat>
ret iom @ienginlb for 6eres 8illig,
be6 i'll at benge Sbeatrets @efla-
%meplafater op / beres Sorretninger.
S e m ofratiife 81.
5 e +. S ct 5ogn peo @iborg er
5folens &engiering operbrogen til
9ogneraaosformanoens Some. Ser
oe6 Tan Der opltaa ret intereslante
5orbiflinger, bbis 29reren finder
N%nleoning til at flage til 9ognerno=
set oper 5folelofalets @enboloelie.
Better @qbro, Sen iocia-
%liltilfe 6olfetinesmano for Marbus
% @ier at en- 8bIiefabrif ser, bar
lejet en- &eliefabrif / Slagelie og
gaar iaale0es efterbaanben ODER til
Observation-Disclosures 3lasie e. @an og-
ter fife at itille Jig iom Jolfetbings-
3anoioat oftere = ser er Here 8enge
at tjene peb &elierne.
Mplle tenen bnlte6e
% bel NJ. 6orle6en bil6e
Mbller Senien al Mou bente en-
Mplleiten paa 5torborbe 5tation.
Soet ban bilbe rule 5tenen fra Yaf-
! bl1iet u6 / Bognen, lm1ble6e Senjen
% Ste1len bnl:eoe ooer bom. &on
Hap me0 at brRffe set enc Sen, i6et
Ell G%ecimalpGgt, Ser ito6 be6 Si6en
al, tog @tpbet op. @an fjprtes meo
Soget til Gbgebuiet / Malborg.
81 nt5ous gape" + q
3 eS til II 5 tDfning g
Jorleoen afbolotes / M1trup<Snl-
ltrup=6illte6 &oml111e ct Mp6e, iom
Sogneraa6et bab0e in6bu0t 8plger=
tie ill., bpor Ser fremlattes 8lan ONT
at fip6e &erregaar0en u&o1t5aus-
gaDe", Ser ejes al @ooseier Seer
guaro> Mafiar> og u6itpffe Sen.
@aaroen ifal foite ca. 100000 ST..
Ser ifal bore goo 5temni1g / $50,
munen for Sogneraa0ets Blan, Der
oglaa ipnes al bore fornuftig.
/ en- intelligent sat.
On 6dn1ilie / @a0!uno ejer en- ijpl=
oen Sat; 6e115 @erre iful6e forleDen
iii @obro, og ga ban gift ON Boro /
9amperen, bil6e &otter me6; men
Sen blep tie @ange iaget / 2ano og
fom life meo. Set lpffe0es Den
imiolerti6 at fomme nle6 np1te Gam
per; n1e11 ga Sen life fanot &erren
/ Sobro, ;ret11rnerebe Sen til &ao=
Juno ligele6es pr. Camper. S Ma=
riager, bpor Basiagererne FILTER fra
pen enc Baa0 til Sen an0en> gior6e
&atten ligeiaa, pg Sen naaeoe loa-
le0eS D%elbehOI0en iii Snni11nn
en- gter=
b zen g.. Baa Btl6bierg @Ge1t=
gipergaarb operfalot en- Glagteripeno
forleoen en- Mano fra &olitebro,
lom ban baD6e itooet pg oruffet iam<
men meo, faiteoe bam ON paa @aoen
pg bearbeioe0e BAN mes Gparf og
Steo, til Man6en git ino paa at be-
tale Ell Bengeinm for at ilippe fri.
Wen nRppe bar sen Sberfalbne toni
met uoenfor &roen, fer Slagteri benz
Den igien bar ODER BAN og forlang-
te flere 8enge. Ou Man6en bar
&goeren unoerlegen, pilbe ban / SeI-
ge u9ern. 55lfbl." after betale; men
MI fom Der bog beloigpis GoIf til,
JON tit bam befriet.
S S re6ericia berifer Ser
megen 8efpmring M%nIe6ning at
.5orilaget ON ben npe Eelegrafbpg-
ming ! &igbenbapn. &pis 6reoeri=
cia Disqualification, bboroper &opeo-
forbinoelIen meo polanoet er fore.
gaaet, ffal mite oenne, og ben ifal
llDttes til 4igbenbapn, bill set betDoe
ct life ringe bfonomiif Iab for 8Der
og iarlig % for 8pers @useiere.
6lDttes 5elegrafltationen, bill Sci. 10
lrimeligbfs eiftbIiDe en- baIp gnes
Maro tilbnge af 6e go 5unftiona
rer, Scr M 81 beifinftigeoe peo Ie
sIpnrnfpn ~ Erphrririn Sd fTc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18

Mi 8 : umlin9g ii I
s IN / /? 8er perIerer biSleDa.
sc 9tDgter ON, at Niigs6agen ifal boil
oes iroe ! Mpril 90 Mai. Set ifal
bore &egieringens gn1fe berigien-
lnem nabnltg at m1liggipre Sololo=
Dens @iennemfgreIie.
Sgiaa bet fomunale 8algrets
ip6rgsmaal Dil man ipge loft peo
oerne Sorlengelie at Samlingen.
M urerne % 59mrer
ne. Boa6e Murerne, Sneoferte
og 5pmrerne / 81 6anife 8per bar
fra /. Sebrllar opiagt 0ers &ontraf<
ter. Murerne pnifer fortere Mrbeios-
tbs % bp,ere 2pn, Spmrerne filler
Be Ianme arap, men oil 0esuoen ba<
be Mfforoarbeioe, bbilfet Sc tiollgerc
Dar mo61at fig. st SGQ~esnopalg
fra observation-disclosures % 6orb1rn-
bene, beitaaen6c al IL Mar6 fra bper
SIDE, bill MI trG6e |amlnen % for
ban6lc.
8onoe anger paa S IL
I e-.5fibet. Meo Oscar II"
pen6ie forleoen ct Ear- befjen6te8on=
%6efangere bjem fra Ell ltoflugt til
Danfeer1es 2ano. Sc celebre @errer
bapoe poo Sperreiien gjort @%efien6t-
fab meo ct Nor &arle fra Spen, Ser
bap6e ticnt rogle Suiin0e 3oIars /
Mmer:fo. &elultatet al 8efjenotifa
bet blep set ielpfplgelige, at 6pl1bo=
erne miiteoe bper Gre. Ger er lfet
MmmeIoelie til G6lttiet, men Gboncen
Sor at fonge @obtppene CT 11rppe
flor
Oct ounife 8ibeIel=
fab, bpis @eltprclie er &radi=
Dent Sloenhurg / &ipbenbapn og ST.
flop @oulien / Giborg, far / Maret
1906 ofiat 45,34S bellige Sfrifter.
SEQ Snolomlingen paa Nptaorsoag
1906 / 2a10ets &irfer inofom ser
24,548 &r. cller 1882 SIT. mere emo
/ 1905. 9ellfabet bar uore6et @alp=
6elen al Smfoltningerne oeo SSH
lenbule:s npe 8rpbeu0gape of set M
TejtamenteS repi0ereoe Sneriettelie,
Der er bclgrget al 8rofesior Sacob-
len pg 8iIfop &oeb / &ibe.
en- bonf Solfeag
S en- nplig r0tommen @og: uGans
marfs 2an0brug", i%friper @o6sejer
8ecb til @ngelsbolm I Ell Nfbano=
ing om 9nsman6s1uge
91smo1os1ager CT blebel1 Ell Sd9
for % ollie, sen CT bleben Ell Golfe.
icq. SON llutter meo at iige, 81
9'lSmanosbrl1gets 1u11oe, 11aturlll(
Hoo1fltng, oelentltg baaret beo eyer
&roft> men Dog r1gel1g ltsttet at on:
ere So11omgno loo bel lom at Sta:
ten, er at Den 1t9rlte Betpor1n9 tol
sort 9opeoerDnerD rg tor Sol10et
~li'i oe0 ''o'1e Sptelll'9 por YET
Fu''1 o'.ll."t n'loo Su''e' Seau
49, Wv w. f''S' "'e''S ~.
"' p"'tle"' w. l0.'''et " suo'
~ u''ellse''e g 9~oul.Ao'el1ete S'er'
ny g. o''''Ooei' S'r'''ogern ~
''e''' lep'le1e'''eleoe
pe q'p''e "te''e g W pe''pep ~
VI I peol pe'u1le guy
''''e'' g w. GU ~ eol.pelspe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18
aimtuoelige Gfterretninse1.

meget font m,ligt, bl. a. peo at til
bp6e Goreninger inrligc 6oroele.
0onmarfs @onoeIs-
laooe. Mf u0anmarfs Stali<
itif" CT u6ien6t ct Sobelpprf, lom
ombanoler DanmarfS @an6elsflaooe
og 5fibsfart / Maret 1905. Sen
iamleoe Sonoelsflaaoe> ser teller I'M
Der oanif Stag, omfatteoe Sen 81.
December 1905 1,091 5fibe me6
ialt 483,434 &egiitertons og GIG
2amplfibe me6 1884, 1874 @egilter=
Tons. S 2ebet al 1905 er Seilflaa-
ben forminolfet, men 9ompiloooen
forget iaopel / Mntal iom / Eon-
mage. 5eilfluaoen er forminoifet
me6 4 5fibe og $3.50 @egiitertons,
men 9ampflaaoen er til @ien9jnlb
forget me0 90 Stibe % 1858 @e-
eiitertons. Si6en 1870 er / set
~egentlige Danmarf 5eil{fibenes Mn-
tal gaaet op fra 2,719 til 1926, men
famtioig er 9onnagen gaaet neo fra
1898 til 10000 @egiitertons.
S 2gbet at lumme xibsrum Ell.
9ampflaaoen gaaet op fra 80 5fibe
meo fO,453 Cons III 572 Sfibe meo.
331225 Cons.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-13
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Don't save your money and starve
your mind
Vigorous thought must come from
fresh brain. H..
: Tens Of thousands Of people fail be-
cause they love their ease too much.
Keeping alive that spirit Of youth"
Stevenson used to say, was ''the per-
ennial spring Of all the mental facul-
ties"
A man may build a palace, but he
can never make Of it home. The
spirituality and love Of a woman alone
can accomplish this.
If we are contented to unfold the life
within according to the pattern given
us we shall reach the highest end OF
which we are capable.
By proper training the depressing
emotions can be practically eliminated
from life and the good emotions rem
dered permanently dominant.
Every time you crowd into the mem
Org what you do not expect it to re-
tain you weaken its powers and you
lose yoln' authority to command Its
services.--Success. s*
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-13
.K||'U | Wins
THE JURY AT FEssENDEN
AWARDS HIM $4,000 FOR
FALSE IMPRISONMENT.

A Fessenden dispatch says: The
jury in the damage suit of Henry Kurtz
VS.. First National Bank Of Harvey, in
which the plaintiff asked for $4,000.
for false Imprisonment, brought in a
verdict for the plaintiff for $4,000.
George A. Bangs, Grand Forks, repre-
scented Kurtz in the case, which was
tried before Judge b. T. Burke. The
trial lasted large share Of the week.
Kurtz was employed by the First
National bank Of Harvey as collec-
tor and outside man, and in his Ca
,pacity as such had considerable bank
money at all times. He was accustom.
ed to make settlement with the insti-
tuition once year. A year ago after
making settlement on January / he
left for California, having with him at
the time money belonging to the bank,
which money he had always been in
the habit of keeping until the next
day of settlement. The bank officials
becoming alarmed and thinking he had
absconded with the money, had him
arrested and brought back from Cali
fornia to face the charge of embezzle-
ment. The trial was called in the dis
trict court after Mr.. Kurtz had been
incarcerated for two or three months.
He was acquitted as the case should
have been brought in the federal
court
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-13
John wesley and beau Nash.

In a book about Bath is set forth a
story about John Wesley. Beau Nash
had told Wesley that his preaching in
the street was not only contrary to law,
but it frightened people out Of their
wits"
Y "sir," said Wesley, did you ever
hear rue preach?" as5
mo-" said the master Of ceremonies.
"HoW then can you judge OF what
you never heardY'
by common report" said Nash
stoutly.
Common report is not enough. Give
me leave, sir. to ask. Is not your name
Nash?'
my name is Nash"
"sir," said Wesley, Il dare not Judge
Of you by common report
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-13
to say about that.

to say about that
The people through their legislative
assembly have said that such was the
law That should be sufficient. So long
as it is the law it is our duty to enforce
it and by doing so if it Is not good
law the people who govern in this land
will not long let it remain upon the
statute books. If it becomes harsh, if
it becomes oppressive people will not
submit to it. The law that Lincoln
stood for, the enforcement of the law
that Lincoln demanded was not the
enforcement of some law for some peo-
pie, but it was the enforcement of all
the law for all the people. Equality be-
fore the law meant to him that the law
of this land should SO operate upon all
of the people. that no one should gain
any advantage over any one else with
out regard to race or color or previous
condition and those are some of the
things that we ought to reflect upon
today; some Of the messages that he
has left us. Why, my friends, no one
could hate slavery more than Lincoln
did, and yet until the time came when
it was necessary to issue his enlancipa-
ton proclamation as measure of war,
until that time came, Lincoln respected
the law giving to the people of the
South the right to hold the slaves,
bitterly as he hated it, much as he
thought it was wrong. 1t was right to
respect it because it was the law of
the land. And this, my friends, is one
of the most important things in my
judgment that we should consider on
occasions of this kind because this union
has been saved, it has been handed over
to you and to me to preserve. There
is only one way to preserve it and that
is to enact laws that are just and to
enforce the laws when you have enacted
them and then, my friends, there is no
question about the perpetuity of this
country.
And now in conclusion, my friends,
let me say that the Englishman who
loves to tell about the exploits of Alfre>
the Great, of Richard the Lion Hearted,
of Marlborough, and of the statesman
ship of the Pitts and of Gladstone; the
Scotchman speaks with pardonable
pride of Wallace and Bruce; with all
his faults, France loves. the old Ma
poleon still. The Scandinavians still
worship at the shrine of Gustavus Adolf
plus; oratory has exalted and song has
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iminortalized the patriotism of Emmett
and @ Conner, but among all the men
who have lived and died for fellowmerl
there are none whose name shines with
"a brighter lustre than. that Of plain
Abraham Lincoln. the greatest Amer
can, the greatest exponent Of the world
democracy, and the most splendid ex-
ample OF the possibilities Of an Ameri-
can citizen (Applause)
The address was followed by another
solo by Miss Messersmith who gave a
finished rendition of Fred Governs aThe
Swallows" The audience was disap-
pointed at not hearing Miss Holomo
play again.
The audience was then requested to
rise and join if singing America" led
by Mrs. Schnepper at the piano and Miss
Holomo on the violin. The audience
was then dismissed with the benediction
pronounced by Archdeacon Jones.
The decorations for the occasion were
greatly admired. They were confined to
the speakers rostrum. III the. spaces
behind the chair rested the stand of
colors carried to the orient by the regi-
ment of North Dakota volunteers, and
the regimental flag. The front of the
speakers desk was covered by a garri-
son size stars and stripes, and on the
speakers desk rested large bust of
Lincoln and there were hung in differ
ent places pictures of the martyred pres
ident Superintendent Slattery was
highly complimented for his work in
this line, for the arrangement was digni-
fed and in perfect accord with the oc-
casion. "a
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Foods THAT Make You Fat.

FOOUa 'Anat make IOu rat
Potatoes, peas, baked beans, fats,
sweets such as buildings, pies and
cake ale, beer, sweet wines and even
water, when taken with meals, all
conduce to obesity. But In lieu Of the
foregoing flesh producers one may sat
asfy hunger with a moderate amount
Of lean meats, poultry, fish; with fruits
kexcepting figs, dates and bananas) and
with vegetables, such as spinach, string
beans, eggplant, celery, beets, etc.
would recommend also that those
bverfat from too rich and too gener-
GUS diet abstain from much liquid at
meals, but that they drink copiously Of
water between meals to flush their sys.
TENS. Water, be It remembered, is an
Excellent purgative.-.G. Elliot Flint In
Outing.
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LINCOLN EXERCISES
Continued from page So

so much like Lincoln, and so much like
what Lincoln would have wanted done
that have always suspected that he
may have had something to do with it.
LincoIn's Influence on the Army.
/ believe that the charity and mercy
of Lincoln pervated the whole army
for when all that was left of the boys
in blue marched homeward, the only
trophies they carried to the proud capt.
tol at Washington were the sacred scars
of battle, and the tattered flag of the
rebellion Oh, when we think of the
awful cost of the liberties which we en-
Joy, when we think of the awful pur-
chase price that was paid to save this
Union, how highly should we prize and
how jealousy guard the treasures that
cost us the best blood of our manhood
and the tenderest tears of our woman
hood 4
Then there is another thing want
to call your attention to because |
think it is the most important of all, and
it was the sacred reverence of this man
for the law, the great respect he had for
the laws Of the land, and it did not
make any difference to Lincoln whether
they were laws that he believed in or
not SO long as they were laws, they
were entitled to his respect and to his
reverence. The man who gave his life,
who lived for his country and who died
for his country, has got a right to leave
a message to the people how to preserve
the country which he saveu, and he did.
He told them that reverence for the
law should be breathed by the mother
to the prattling child upon her knee,
that it should be printed In the spelling
books and readers, and taught in the
schools and preached in the pulpit, and
enforced by the courts, and if that mes
sage is heard, and if we as citizens lis
ten to that voice, and if we obey, then
this country which Lincoln has saved for
us will be preserved and that is the
only way that it can be-by having a
reverence for the law, by enforcing it
in our courts. And it does not make
any difference my friends whether you
believe it is good law or whether it is
"a bad law, you, as citizens have nothing
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Not Buried Yet.

'sThere has never been any decisive
hction on that bill you introduce year
hitter year"
*No." answered the statesman. 'oThat
bin has been of such value in giving
me prominence that should rather re-
kret to see it removed from active con-
kroversy and buried in the statute
books Star.
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Manzan Pile Remedy nut M il

ManZan Pile Remedy put up In
.nient collapsible tubes with nozzle
attachment so that the remedy may be
applied at the very seat Of the trouble,
thus relieving almost instantly bleed.
ing, itching or protruding piles. Sat
isfaetion guaranteed or money refund
ed. For saIe by Lenhart Drug Co.
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His Second,

She-I must say l don't believe in
warmed over love. He-Well, there's
one thing sure "a widowers second
love is always worth more than his
arst She-The idea! Hell mean his
second ladylove is always worth more
money than his first. = Philadelphia
Press.