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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-01


Iigf fil SS1opaaorere, ION set fltaoe.
Lobe iig giigre, ogEr1an ereoes ON at
foranitalte en- fraftig &atnpagne for.
oenne sag. Sprligt eneoes man ON M
at arbei6e for at faa tpife SSnopano.
rere til at 6anne aoIonier / Ser, moro;
lige Gel al 5taten.
- S Mtlmalfee forbere6er mat,
fig poa / en- ner 6remtio at opfgre
ct MT Mu6itorium. S benne Eiib
bar en- &ornite al Muoitorium Sore.
ningert paret ! MtnneapoIis % ct.
Saul for at unberigge Sc Il. itsre
Bpgnfnger, iom nplig er opfgrt Der,
% / neite Maane6 bill nogle Meo-
lemmer al 8pggefomiteen .reiie ill
8perne / 9iten ! iamme SormooI.
- 8eo Stats l1niberiitetet / Ma.
oiion itifteoes iioite nge en- Stub me0
set Sormaal at begpn6e Mgitation
for Senator Ga Sollettes @alg til
&rpiioent neite @ar. GiIlige 1fal
ben orbei6e for at faa giennemfgrt
ollie Sc @eformer, ion ga SoIlette
bar giort Jig til 9alsmano for. Ser
bill blipe arbeioet for at faa ollie
gelgerne peo unioeriitetet til at Hut
tie fig til &lubben.
- @oitmelter 2a0o / 2p1tle, tib-
Iigere Gberiff al 2a Grosie County,
er blepet anflaget for at babe aflagt
foIff @egnifab tilauoitpren for @oit-
Deportementet. &an bar gibet gf-
fol6 paa forelgbtgt Sorbgr og ifal
frem1tilles for Se6eral @rano SSl1rp.
8liber fan al oenne fun6et ffpI6iy /
Mnflaeerne> fan ban blibe i6emt en-
M'r,lft al $500 eller 1 Mars Sang<
iel eller begge Dele.
- Mrs. &oia Compton / 8lqir
fit ii6ite l1ge Meooelelie ON, at ben-
6es Sober, Der boeoe / nogen Mfitano
fra ben6es Stem, laa for 9eoen, %
tro6s Sen lterfe &11l6e begab bun
fig paa Sci for at pleie bam. Sun
bleb operfommet at @11l6e paa @eien,
og ben6es ittofrosne Sig blep fu1oet
en- Mils Sci fra 6aoerens &iem.
Omtrent iamtioig op6e Ga6eren, o9
Sc blep begrapeoe iorhti0ig SIDE ON
@iSe.
- Dampifibet uSrelan6" ifuloe
itoite uge Sbr6of / Superior % bar
n9lten naaet tn6 til 6enne efter | 10
Gage at babe fempet meo Sien, 90
Sfibet plu6ielig lanf, netop lom set
fful6e GLIDE in6 / benne. 5fro9et
bar blebet beifaoieet al Sien. Set
bil tage flere Gage for otter at foo
Sftbet b9bet op fra @unben al Sab
men, og / Eprooffen bill Der ltgele6es
bItbe ct fort @rbeibe meb at faa
Sien fiernet pannD. Dette bar netop
ffet fpr @fibet ianf, og MI fres ben
otter op pe6 Goriinfelien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-01
.uoro Dafota.

- S @ebils Safe Seating ano
Stumbling Cos &ontor uobre6 for
le6en Sl6, og efter at oenne bar
lluffet, fanot 8eitDrerer1, at 8enge'
ifabet bar iprpngt> og at Ser par
i%tiaalet $3.50 fra oct. Mntogelig bar
Eppene f6rit iprengt Sfabet og Ser,
efter lat Sl6 paa / &ontoret.
- 8eitpreren al 2psitationen /
&enmare, S. g.. Mmsler, bleo for
flere Maane6er iiben paa EN- &ipre-
tur uoe paa 2an0et o%perfaloen at
en- ufien6t &erion, ser m%isban0leoe
BAN iaule6es, at bans Gil1tan6 iioer
ga bar p9ret ret betenfelig. @an bleb
funoen beb Si6en al @eien, bepioit.
lps og ltarft %fori1aaet. Set befrpg.
tee, at bans Soritano er blepet ont
1aaget, og ban blep forleoen bragt
til Minot for at %nnoeripges al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. golosman-
Sen er life funoen.
- @n Miis Sbo Grotpforb, Der
far ct Claim / Stutsman County, 9
Mile @po for @lebelano, reiite no
til fiji Sbantp netop fpr ben itore
9korm brg6 lgs, og bun bar laa BEL
oig at naa 6enne laa betios, at bun
fom / So. nneiret raieoe iaa polo'
iomt, at set bar umultgt for benoe /
en- Eel l1ge at fomme uoenfor 81.
rem. &eleigbts bap6e bun facet not
at Sgoeparer og 8rRn6iel meo Jig,
iao FUN leo ingen Np6, men @niom>
be6e1t bnb6e bRret meget pinlig for
ben6e. @nbeltg tom Mepr9lentattbe
Nstll Sinclatr, bb1s Slem ltgger I en-
betpoelig Mfitano fra benoes Claim,
pleienoe giennem De b11sbpje One
6riDer / en- 5laoe me6 Jtripano for
at ie ON bun bar / 2ipe, % ban tog
6enoe 0a meo til fit &iem.
- @nna @ngelSru6, en- ganift
ung &ige, Der 1iente Tom Dppart'
ninassiae paa ct 8ota 5airoale
bleb forrige Sgnoag mpr0et Of er
ing Mano be6 Nabn Otto Weberg
SON bnp6e gietrtagne @ange i6gt a
faa N6gdng III benoe, men 90 BAT
baDoe truet mel at mDroe benoe
foroii Jun sbaDoe ofpiit BAN om GEriel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-01
misconfn.

~ Mmerican EMANCIPATION 60,
bbis Meolemmer 81. a. beitaar al Sc
itprite 2anoeiere ! BET nor0lige 8is-
coniin, og Mmerican COLONIZATION
60, Ser, er set fprit napnte Gel
ifabS 5algsagent, bol6t fioite uge
@eneralforiamlinger i Chippewa
Sails og 6rgfteoe Blaner til at Ieoe
SSnobanoringen til Sc norolige gonn,
tier ! stater. Snmigration Gel
fabet tilbg6 at lRIee 2ano al Bill.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-01
Syo. Dafota.

~ $ 2ea6 bar set / Sen lenere
Ei6 b9ret temmelig ilgit me6 9fo-
lebeigget, men MI er Ser fommet me-
re 2tb / Sci, i6et @~folefomisiionen
bar u6lteot@t9bntnger imo6 Is Gor,
el6re, Ser life bar bolot fig 2oben
ON tbungen @folegang efterrettelig.
- st iprengt @asr6r, Ser fprte
UNDER en- Stakeholder, foraariage6e
ii6ite nge. en- Gfsploiton / Maifin>
rummet / Sn6tanerifolen / &ierre.
!@ele &uiet blep goelagt, men ingen
Menneifer Tom til @fa0e. &nn Ma,
ffiniiten bar / Malfinrummet, %
ban fit life iaa meget iom cit
Sframme.
Sra set n%oropeitlige 5p6 So
toto fommer mango 8eretninger ON
itore Sab blan6t &peg og Soar.
5neen Iigger fra 2 til 3 SOB bpit,
og Ser er ingen bore &letter, bpor
9prene fan igge here's Gp0e- De
Imaa @eboloninger al So, Der Dar
iamlet, er be6 at foripin6e, og 9Dre~
ne giennemgaar itore 2i6elier al
&uloe og @unger. Sra @turgis
meboeles, at paa &angene &eit og
Nor6 for 6enne 8D er DDrene aloe
lee afifoarne fra Sp6e.
- $ Gre6ertcf er en- % Mar 81.
@lerf, Der %arbei6e6e / en- @ipbmal1oS<
forretning, blepet arreiteret unber
@eifDloning for at babe begaaet ct
Morb / Cambridge, ST., ii6ite Cont
mer. @n ser boen6e Some, Mrs.
9(n6erien, blep mproet / iin @eng
re6 @i6en al lin Man6 og ct lille
@arn, og ben6es Man6 er ienere ble-
bet ponpittig. Mor6et bleo forebet
ii6ite CONNER paa en- Si6, ga ben
omtalte Glerf, bbis Mapn er 8augb,
beiggte fine 6erboen6e Sor9l6re.
Moroet bate umaa6elig Opiigt Ser
/ :@gren. &bor1e6es Mtstanfen er
baft moo Baugb, og bpilfe 8epiier
Der foreligger imo6 BAN bibes enh.
MI life, ga Deteftinerne life oil us.
tale fig ON bette.
ube / oct peitlige Gpo Gafoto
CT Ser flor &igoom paa @%eberioenoe
% tor Mangel paa paslenoe @mner
for @uitruer i'll bisie. De faa Ser Ell
bliber rebet bort, mango al Dem
en6og / 6orm al itmple 8ortfgrel-
Ter. @erliat ipneS set at gaa III
ODER unge og imuffe 2Rrerin6er.
bbem set nGiten er nmlligt at bebol-
6e 6eres Serminer n6. @aale6es
blep for iffe 1pnge it6eu to nnge
29rerin6er / to Nabofomuner mel
Magt, ON enc UNDER beberifet Mob.
ltanoa fbrt til 8~ruoeifammelen
Sfoleraaoene er 6erfor ret tloe fill
le6e beru6e, og Mangelen paa 2prer:
in6er er iadre fplelig. On go6 Ginl
bar bog 6enne Etngenes Silitani
fprt me6 fig: Ser in0fommer enoe
flere Silbu6 ems ti6ligere fra 2prer
in6er / 9ititaterne ON at ugo meit"
Men at mango al De inblenbte Mn
iggninger fremgaar rigtignof mel
ttlitreffelig Sp6eligbeo, at Set er s.
rnlborlige SemIigter" Der ct set le
ben6e Motip. 5prlig flart er 6etl
fommet frem, naar Mniggerne fu1
bill tage Mniettelie iaa6anne 5te6er
bpor Ser er goo 9ilfgriel at gifte
lpitne n%ngfdrle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-01
1r1inneiota.

/. - Sra Grooflton meo6eles, at
mango al @folerne n6e / 2an66titrif-
terne bar maattet LUTTE paa @run6 al
Sen ba6rbe @inter. 5neen 1aa iaa
bgit, at set por nmuligt for 86rnene
at fomme til 5folerne. Disle bill
blibe boIot lmffe0e til Is. Marts.
g S &oipitalet / @arren 6eoe
li6ite l1ge Ell Man0, Ser bar laa feo,
at fan er blepet forarmet 6erbeo.
Set bar 81. 81. Stone at Donal6lon.
SON bar ti6ligere &eitanratgr og be-
flnote gmbe6et lom 6reos0ommer.
Si0ltgere oar Fan en Delltaaenoe
Mon6, men list efter li6t bleb ban
laa fe6, at Set bleb umuligt for bam
at orbei0e. Serltg 6e iioite balpan-
set Mar bar ban tiltaget / 8egt og
Smfang, og be6 fin 800 beje6e BON
$40 Bun6, og bans Mioie babbe ct
0mfang al 100 Eommer. ga ban
life mere fun6e arbejoe, mautte 6at-
tigpnienet tage Jig al bam. @eo
bans 8egrabelie bar ser tngen Sig
fife at faa, Ser bar flor NOT til 2tget,
og ser moatte laaes en- iammen til
bette 8rug.
S S Manfato er bet paa Gale at
6anne @an6fraft al Minneiota &iper
De6 at uonptte eli 6 So6s Galo langs
@itD 6ront. Slo6en banner ber en-
itor Sue, og @lanen gaar no paa at
6anne en- unoerior6iif 2eoning og
.fpre tilitrffeligt @anb til 6en for
np6ne 9ripfraft giennem 6enne til cit
l16grapning / @ioten, og Mfltanben
pil6e fun blipe 1900 SOB eller fun
en- Gier0e6el al Sen Mfitano, iom
@an6et MI bar at ttlbagel9gge. Ser
se6 bil6e man foa &raft NOT til at
0ripe BET planlagte @porbeiSiDitem,
eleftriif 2ps og 6esu6en til 8pens
Gobrifer. Ser bliper / 6tsie Gage
foretaget Spmcalinger for at ie, ON
&lanen ct giennemfprlig, og piier
bette fig at bore Etlfeloet, bil Ser
blibe 6annet ct 5elfab me6 &apital
nof til at anlegge Sen nn%6erior6tife
2e6ning og bpgge &raftitationen.
- @nocb 8rofop er Moonet pao
en- uSnatp man., iom npltg er oeo
u6e paa @bite @artb &eierpationen,
og iom far fgrt en- ebentprltg Sill
b9relie. SON bar Sgn at en- rig
&ipbman6 / ct. glou6, og bleb op<
fp6t / 2ufsns, i6et bans Sober intet
ipore6e paa bans 0poragelie. San
~ltu6ere6e Sob, 81. a. I ct. @lono og
gift 6erpaa in6 / 6a6erens Sorret>
ming. Smi6lerti6 forelifeoe ban Jig /
en- Bige, men Saoeren billigeoe lite
6enne. So%rbinoelie, og @gnnen blep
iaa forbttret ODER Saoerens 5000
itan6, at ban afipor @legtifabet,
remte bort fra @iemmet % ilutte6e
Jig til en- Snoianeritamme. Genere
gifteoe ban Jig meo en- Gbippemo
Sqap og antog ben6es Stammes Sc.
pepis. Me0 ben6e bqb6e ban 10
8brn, bbilfet bragte bam en- betp6e.
Zig 2an6Itr9fntng, Ga 2a116et blet
ub6elt til SSnoianerne> og ban 6g6f
iom en- Manb / go6e &aar. Sans
89rn fit en- go6 Sporagelie og itu6e.
reoe beb Sen famine Sfole, iom 6a.
0eren / fin Eio bapoe beiegt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-01
Kun i ~Originalpakker
Pris 25c.


trengen6e Soreitillinger. Sen nnge
8ru6 er enefte Mrbing til flere &un-
6re6e Mcres frugtbart 2an6 / @is-
conltn.
- George @ieber, en- al Sc met
onieie Sarmere / Sobnion County,
bleb ii6ite l1ge fun6en 800 / fin
8uggp. @ans &eit fom trabenoe IND
til Sarmen me6 fin 6g6e Stuff /
&ognen, og 2iget blep fun6et al
@ie6ers Samilie, ga 6enne tom ITO
for at ie, bborfor ban life lto6 at
8ognen og ip9n6te fra. San bar 48
Mar gammel og set antageS,a at @igr,
teipg6om bar 6rebt bam.
- @n betien5t Sagfgrer / 0ttur1-
ma, g. 80. @cott, bleb forleoen fun.
Den 800 / fit @ontor iom Sglge at
ct Biitolifu6, men om Ser %forelaa ct
Mor6, eller ban bop6e begaaet
Gelbmoro er set life lpffe6es at faa
opflaret. @oroners SS11rp u6talte, at
ban bar 6r9bt be6 ct 8titoIfub, men
life bborle6es eIler af bbem oct bar
affpret. Sars &enner afbiler paa set
%beitemtelte Sanfen ON 5elpmor6,
men andre paaitaor, at Fan / ben
ienere Si6 bar beret meget befpmret
for tit &elbre0, og at ban bar meget
ifuffet ODER life at faa Sen bemofra<
tiife Momination til &epreientant /
2egisloturen.
- &epraientant @ombleton at
Ofalooia bar fremiat eli SorIag I
2egisloturen, Ser gaar US paa at
forbDoe Mo6tagelie at Driffepenge
eller Spmuntringer al bbilfen iom
Delft Mrt til at gipre @fperen ier-
lige Tienelter Gor1laget er blebe1
mo6taget beIe @taten oper r1e6 al
minbelig @elbilie, og BET artages for
itffert, at Sci biI bltne Sob. S Sir.
bei6erunionerne bill man imi6Iertio
befempe oet, 6a man ser paaitoar
at set bill fgre til, at man /
Eilf9l6e at Streife lite bill funre
BRUCE fin Snoflp6elie til at boIoe
on6re Mrbei6ere fra at in6taee Sc
@treifen5es @la6s.
-SSames &icbar6s, en- 6armer al
Hottamattamie &c., bab6e ct mer.
feligt Silf9l0e %forle6en, ser n9iter
maa antages at bore bel legtet mel
Selepatbi. On al bans Spnner.
George &icbdro5, bleb iaaret bel
Sernbaneulpffen peo Sanfor6, Sn6.
iom ri omtalte forleoen, og bans
Sober baooe bele Gagen foru6 bao,
li9eiom en- Soru6anelie ON en- fore
%ltaaen6e ulpffe og fortalte fin Sic
neitefarl 6erom. &ele 6en poafgl
genbe Scat 6r6mte ban ON Sernbane
ulDffer, men ban bar bog tilbpieli{
til at labe Sagen gaa / @lemmebo
gen, i6et ban n9ite Sag, 6a ban fon
tnb til Council Bluffs, intet bprt'
ON nogen iaa6an. @aa &iempeie1
fanot ban en- Mpis fra en- an6en 8p
formooenlig faitet n6 al ct 3renpin
Due, og | bette l9ite ban ON ulpffet
od fQn6t fin 6dnS Gnbn meIIem s.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
EVERYBODY WEARS TROUSERS.

There is a point on the coast or France where not onl.' the men, but the women and donkeys. too. wear trousers. At He de Re the peasant women work in the salt and the oys- ter beds. catch shrimps. and take their turn in the fields. They don't draggle around in petticoats. however. but N ear baggy kneebreeches. loose waists and light colored sunbonnets. The sabots Of the winter have been put aside. and the feet are left bare. all though the legs of old stockings are often drawn un as far as the knee as protection from the heat and in sects. It is, indeed, country of trou- sers. Nor does it stop with human beings. for many Of the donkeys as we'll wear long striped red and white or blue and white coverings on their legs. which look ver.f much like the remnants of Uncle Sam's wardrobe. These are 9ut on the stubborn little animals to keep off the flies and mos uuitoes.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
This Years Ideal Vacation Trip.

Pennsylvania Lines excursion tickets to Jamestown Exposition tNorfolk) sold daily during summer via New York and steamer down the Atlantic: via Philadelphia and Cape Charles Route" including steamer trip across Chesapeake Bay via Old Point Com fort (Fortress Monroe): via Balti- more and Washington. Steamer from Baltimore down the Potomac river and Chesapeake Bay; rail through Richmond. or steamer down Chesa- peake Bay, from Washington; also via Columbus. Cincinnati. or Louisville. Privilege of going one route and re- turning another. with stop-overs for side trips to Atlantic City and sea- shore resorts and to resorts in New England. For details write NJ. F. Van Horn. district passenger agent. 604 South Main St. Cor. Sixth St. Los Angeles. Cal. At the sign of the red keystone.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23

Many a government forecacster has been badly weather rbeaten.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
FINISHED ARTIST
 TALENTED TEACHER
Sketch Of the Career Of J. Homer Grunn, Piano Instructor With the Arizona School of Music.

The following short biographical sketch of J. Homer Grunn is taken from the issue of June 5th of Music ., Leader and Concert Goer." pub lished in Chicago and New York It is of special interest 70 Phoenix people in view of the fact that MT. Gum has been engaged to direct the piano de- partment of the Arizona School Of Music. located in this city:
 J. Homer Grunn is a native of Wis consin. of Norwegian and German par entage. Evincing a great love for mu- sic at an early age, he studied until 1S9e. when he was sent to Chicago and began work under the careful guidance of Emil Liebling. With this teacher he remained four years and made his chicago debut in. 1900 at Kimball Hall. Then followed a very successful pe- riod of teaching and playing in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Minnesota and Iowa, where he is well known as a fine concert pianist and a most excellent teacher.
 In 1902, NIT. Grunn went 70 Berlin .rnd entered the Sterns Conservatory, where he was pupil of the late pr. Ernest Jadlisaka. While in Berlin a successful appearance was made in
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23

Bechstein Hall, MT. Grunn playing the Liszt B minor Ballade and receiv- ing five recalls. Two weeks later he was engaged by pr. Florence Ziegfeld for the Chicago Musical College. and here he has served in the capacity of teacher for four years. MT. Grunn's Chicago appearances have won him much praise and his work shows the most careful training. He is a schol- arly. musicianly player and an ear nest, painstaking teacher. one who takes as much interest in beginners as ia the most advanced. He has remark able technic. fine wrists. good tone and is possessed of abundant temper ament.
 MT Grunn has been engaged to di- rect the piano department of the Ari- Zona School of Music, Phoenix. AriZ, ard will take up his work in Septem- Der. after a vacation to be spent in Minnesota.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
"A DECLARATION OF WARP"

To the Editor. of The Republican:
 Sir: If may be allowed space in your paper, 1 would like to say in reply to your editorial under the above heading. that I have noticed that you are apt at coming to the conclusions that so- Cialism and anarchy are identical: also that it Is a socialistic doctrine for all employees to hate employers, or in gen eral to hate all capitalists. As to the first. if you. or any of your readers. will take the trouble to look up Web ster's dictionary; the Encyclopedia Britannica: you will not only get a distinction of the difference of the
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
|, a tenderfoot in Phoenix.

Riding was, the desert o'er. When my friend, a late arrival, But of locals knowing more, Suddenly claimed my attention, And in accents sweet as lore, Cried, 70 see here, cactus garden With its plants of many kind. Would you be true Phoenician, Bear this statement we'll in mind: That in Phoenix. hustIine, busting, In that city you will find Donofrio's Cactus Candy
 Does together all hearts bind.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
IT WAS MISlABELEO.

Lieutenant General Arthur McAr- thur. T.. s. A., who was military ob- server with the JaDs during the war with Russia. told this story at a din- ner in Milwaukee: An amusing in- cident connected with my association with the Japanese army was while the mess in which all the foreign of ficers participated. On one occasion, after we had all sat down. the Chi
 nese cook brought a bottle of what purported to be by the label Cross &
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
aoth,ns succeeas L,ne euc3os.

He has ths conddenG and patronage of ths leading business mer
 and m ost prominsus citize.s Of Arizona. The D,Gtor aa lraduata al
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
NoTIcE-BULLW COPPER
 COMPANY.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Bullwhacker Copper Go. will be held at the office of the company. No 16 West Granite. Butte, Mont. on Monday, July 1st, at one o'clock ?. m. for the purpose bf elect ing trustees and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the. meeting.
 F. F. HAYES,
 Acting Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23

BlackwelI's tomato catsup. Somehow tine bottle looked strange for such label. When 1t was opened the cork disclosed the secret-it bore the mark. Milwaukee Beer l assure you that there was comfort and satisfaction in addition to the laughter"
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23

A fine thing would be ability tO maintain the temporary enthusiasm or man when it first downs upon him that he needs eXercise.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That
 Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense or smell and completely derange the whole system when entering 1t through the mucous surfaces. Such articiee should never be used except on prescrip- tons from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. O.. contains no mercury. and is taken internally. act surfaces of the system: In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu- inc: It Is taken internally and made Testimonials free
 Sold by Druggists. Price. 75c. per bot Take Halls Family Pills for constipa- ton.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-05-16
A Girl,
A Man,
A Storm
NN%~%N~

1t was the last car through, and was
nearly half an hour late. Standing
about the streets on a snowy, windy
night Is not inducive to good nature,
consequently it is not to be wondered
that when at last the belated car
crawled into sight the girl waiting
alone in the deserted square wore
look of impatience-a look which
changed to one Of intense discontinue
and annoyance when, upon entering
the car she found every seat occupied.
Pardon, miss, you may have my
place." began a dapper little man, ris-
Ing quickly at sight Of a pretty face.
She was about to accept the courtesy
thankfully when her eyes fell upon
the other occupant of the seat, then
her figure heightened perceptibly and
the naughty look on her face caused
the polite little man to wonder in
wardly as she replied:
THANK you, but do not trouble. l
don't mind standing In the least"
mo trouble at all, 1 assure you !;
this Is my STOP" he answered, moving
to the door as the car drew to a slow
halt
The girls cheeks Redeemed and she
the man withdrew, leaving her tired
and cold, the only vacant seat in the
car at her SIDE but one she would not
accept under any circumstances, as she
told herself spitefully. The idea of
alighting and walking presented itself,
but she knew that would be impossi-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-05-16
MECHANICS OF STOMACH,
German Psychologists Make Ex-
haustixe Study of Digestion.

Until quite recently practically all
the studies of digestion have been con-
fined to an investigation of the chemi-
cal changes going on in the digestive
tract. Several German PSYCHOLOGISTS
have lately turned their attention to
the study of the mechanics of the
stomach digestion, and have arrived at
most remarkable and interesting con-
illusions, which are widely different
from the theoretical teaching that has
prevailed in the past.
Starting with animals, the work has
progressed to include human processes
as well. The primary work was done
with animals who were killed and their
stomachs Immediately frozen, so that
the exact conditions prevailing in life
could be investigated at leisure.
Grutzner, who was one of the earliest
workers in this field, concluded that the
stomach contents was divided into Law
ers, the food taken last being surround
ed by food taken earlier and thus pro-
tected for a time from contact with the
stomach walls. In effect, one portion
of the stomach, the so-called fundus,
constitutes a storage section. where the
conversion of the starch particles into
sugar by the action of saliva is con-
tinued without admixture with the gas
trio juices.
Recent experiments have confined the
position in the abdominal cavity and
| other conditions.
In support of their contention that
the stomach does not mix its contents.
| they adduce the fact that starch di-
gestion of herbi orous or vegetable
| feeding animals may progress actively
at the heart end If the stomach where
| Tactic acid is prevent in abundance, and
other fermentati rs are taking place,
though it ceases i'll other portions where
| hydrochloric aci>. Is present
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-05-16
Knew No States Rights,

No criminal could ever get away
from Big Sim" by the cross-country
method. He is familiar with every
foot of ground in eastern Nevada and
can outtraiI ki-yo-te. AS deputy sher-
if of Eureka he engaged in several
long chases, always with success. His
capture of horse thief known as
Spanish Abe was the toast Of Eureka
for many a day.
This Spanish Abe" was a bad actor
who made it a business to appropriate
stray cattle and the blooded mares Of
the neighborhood With a companion
he was finally rounded up and incarce-
rated in the Eureka Jail. The next
night, however. the criminals forced
the window of their cell and took to
the brush, mounted on the fleetest ami
mails they could steal. Big Sim" hours
later hit the trair' in pursuit. Span
ish Abe" turned toward Utah and was
changing horses along the road.
Big SIM" renewing his mount like
wise and cutting cross country, gained
on the fugitives in the desert Pur-
sued and pursuer had been riding con-
tinuously and the horses were giving
way under the strain. But big Sim
kept ON. and they say he was we'll into
Utah-near Fillmore. to be specific
when he brought Spanish Abe" and
his companion upon a level with his
| gun and clapped on the handouts
You amt got no right to take us,
Sim" the Spaniard whined. Were in
Utah.
"Ratsr big Sim replied. I'm no
surveyor. Come on."-White Pine
| New, News.