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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29

og Sc anore &oller er lagt / &Gnoer=
ne pau 0pgttge lofale &refter. Sore
lttlltngen inole6es me6 9racbmanns
lpecielt til Sourneen lfreDne 8rolog,
E6er iiffert oil fornme til ful6 Set pes
at blipe fremiagt al Ell laa beremt
fulottonenoe % blpo 5temme iom
@r. 3%angenbergs. De @1ore | Dor
&reoS oil iiffert gl9oe Jig ODER bans
~5ange fra pore 8eoitefor9lores
|Si6": Min 5pn, oil 9r / Ger6er1
frem, iaa buff - @n Sfaol for Den
@ee / ~blufGroige &oar = og @fpre
ifere @apre. u@jemmets Sang" al
|9rach1ma,1n oil glpoe allie or16re. So
enoeltg Dtl 0eflamations= og SplGs-
|nings &11mrel,e blipe Sc aller bebite:
Sra <tten, en- &peroagsbtitorie al
Dracbmann, &elbefomme, S1lefor>
telling al 3illing, lamt S &parter,
@ouoepiae=Monolo al Trit5 &ollt.
Dertil for ri 2op at gle6e % til oo,
iftllige lmaa Mellemretter / Sorm al
9acapo=9fllmre. Sc CT ofte Sc be6lte
al Set bele.
Saa. set bill ices, at ser er 11oqet
goot / @ente. Get meo0eles %, at
ser ct planlogt en- @alfart beroper
fra cit Mobobp Longer oppe peo Mis=
lislippt ben often, iaa ct. Saul Cant
iferne maa bore ON fig % fire fig
@laos iGioe. Set fan Sc SIRE neo
at 9ao til @in1ot Nelion, 209 @ait
z. @treet, @enrp @poeien, 10Y go.
Babaiba Street eller S. 81. 6. Moe>
q. >. 8or Win0op og figbe fine 8il~
letter. 8liper Ser nogle tilopers,
Fan Sc faces pe6 Snogangen paa iel=
be 6eitaftenen, Sdrsoag Sen 4. Mpril,
men ser bliper ltffert life mango at
foo til Sen Sis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29

al Delp9e l1n Sp1ler, Wtrs. VellleI,
ti0ligere fer. al ct. SAUL.
@olgatJa &irfens &binocforcnina
n1pOer f%prlttommenbe Sors6ag gfter-
mi0oag bos Mr. Baullen, 800 Mis=
lisitppi ct.
Sernbanenlpfte. 2ofomotipfgrer
2bomos 81. Qninlan og Sprbeoer
@lliam Meiefomer, begge biemme=
bgren6e fer / 8pen, blep begge oreb=
te beo Ell Sernboneulpffe / &@rbe-
Sen al Carlton Sirs6ag Mften pe6 II
5i6en. De fprte Nortbern Baciftc
Easiagertr9n mellem 9ulutb og ct.
Saul og / Nerbeoen at Carlton bar
5porene blepet uopaife6e peo Sil=
itopning al en- Overwhelming, iaa
5finnerne bab6e lpre6t fig % Ma-
ifinen og flere Bogne lpb / @reften.
Set 2aboratortun1 for %l1noeripeel-
Ter al Sg6eparer / 6enne Sci al 2an=
Set, iom &egieringen / @oibington
agter at oprette / ct. Saul, oil life
treoe / Girflombe6 til 1. Mprtl jom
paatgnft. Ser Dor forbebolot So
faler til bette 8rug / oct eamle &u=
pitolium, men oct bar piit fig pan>
ifeligt at faa &emrifere, Ser fun6e 1to=
fere Mrbeioet, og Mpparaterne er bel=
ler life opitille6e enonu. S 2gbet al
ct &nr Maane6er bentes bog 2abora=
toriet aabnet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29
gen 8enqe Sen oerfor erflpreoe bo1r

gen He1ge / ben berfor erflpreoe borr
Sig 1aif ftrafs ;ellerS oeriom ser bab,
De baret Masier at <@runfer, bnpoe.:
Oh bnret ing ligeiaa lGnge 6e bare.
foe, ban er en- Gill1r ben Or, ban bar
life goaet / 5fole bos OF. @ioelberg.
for ingen cling.
Seq fan life la0e bore at le, noar
jeg tGnfer poa, at OH ipgte ON mig.
paa Yoitbulet. Ser bar ieg fl,n pR-
ret en- Gong / nit 2iu; leg piloe fipbe
ct &c Trimqrfe % bao bam Der iolgte
oct ON at iliffe Oct for mig; lna bIeb
ban loa preo og / Mrrigifab rate ba,11
511ngen longt no; jeg imeffeoe Mnr.
fet neo ,paa Sen me0 2pncts 6nr1,
men tGrf Sig; ban il,1gte belle Sri.
mGrfet. gu iiooer jeg bele Dogen
neoenfor 8aboibo ct. 8roen og pas=
ler paa ON bet life if1l0e fon / 5inoe.
at fonrme no 1gje1l % lppn1me 11eO
al 6looen, iaa furoe leg BOG maaife.
fife set op og foa en- ol,0er til at llif-
fe set nGlte Gang.
Siffen en- ubebpblet @epntor=
nlano, ser bragte 9ig op til &ipofon=-
trolfontoret, set bar 9a1, foroi Gu er-
iao fe0. San tpnfte natl1rliguis, at
gu ifll6e op og unoeripges for Sri
finer.
Men MI bur jeg ifrepet mine 4
Mlen, og ieg tpr fife ifripe n1er, loo-
er leg bange for ser life bliper &la6s-
til Spns 2obien og Stills Yeiens 1or=
lorne S9n6er.
81. 8.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29
@erriam &arf.
OIL 6tua!
@reoe @ienitan6!

9greoe @ienitano!
v&r!" tpr leg 10 life iige, for D11
funbe 10 maaife bore en- 6rue. Da1
fienoer mig lite og brD6er Dig beller
ilet fife ON at lore mig at fien6e!
Nei Du fan ogiaa prize Gig lpffe=
Zig, at gu enonu life er fommen for
bi min 3pr og fol6et t mine Mpr!!
Sbi ga bapoe ser pitt life peret me-
get tilba9e al 0it lfal6eoe Dnarefilte=
futteralinobol6. Set forun6rer mig,
bpor Gin Mhul6barpebolig er? Du
maa piit babe Gin Sn6gang -eller
Sin ltogang fer i Merbeoen al
~Sris"=Spen laa bar gu ltuffet
Snuieteiet / &eiret og iogt JONI
9peniferne: $50, gu bar inuia1!
Men le mi, min lille Sen, 11aar gu
MI inrier igjen, pos iaa paa, at Gu
lite oglaa fommer til at nDle. Seq
fienoer Sig 10 lite, men fan ellers
meget goot forltaa, bparle6es 0u ler
no: SrDnen er temmelig lang Cog
meget flint feliom), set eneite lille
0ie Du bar ii66er / 9faffen, Du fan
oerfor fun ie tilbage, og gu bar Tut
tet en- &ogt meo 6e on6e Man6er =
oerfor er 9ine 8eie oerneoe I Mprfet.
Seen bpis G1t MI enten al Moer6om,
8lgobe0 eller Eombe0 / Sn6erpret
ifuloe tabe &11rlen, ga bare 1tif 5naz
belen op igien % Da1 ifal faa Meoi=
cin, fun life at Sen Slags, iom 80.
o.. ban bar, for oen er alt for ipa9 !
9fei ieg far ielp nit Snltitr,t fer peO
Open og-fan brpgge en- Mirtur, Ser
er goo for alle Sn0er. Seq far
lGrlig Yripilegium poa at boloe olle
ifaoelige SnplteoDr % lltpi borte
Der fra Yarfell, for fer er III fun en-
lille oDoig Slot, iom |aa np6ig Dil
1polereS ~! ri bar lo1ge og gamle
slbner, ON ri fan forfelge tilbege til
l9nge fpr Nisle r % Npffer blep
1fabte.
gu bilbe naturligbis gierne bloc
bbor6an ieg fer u6! Mine Mrme er
Qmtrent lom en- Gorilla Mbes, 8ene>
ne lneget forte, men iaameget 6elto
tpffere og frogeoe, Soften (6en at
Sre) ii06er li6t til Sen enc SIDE,
Sen anoen fan ilet lite fin6es, &ei len
er at 6e longe Mbeneier, oem til
besge Senoer,o g 9inene itiffer langt
no al Mnitgtet og er oltio poa BUR
efter, bpoo ser fommer i%noenfor min
&effepiooe. Oerfor, fiere, oerlom
gu MI trgffer en- loaoan Sremto=
ming, laa bare til paa bam, for ga
ct set mig.
SEQ, S SO not 1trife a man otter
be is BONN, one blom is enough"
Sens 2apien bar ieg 10 bare bilit paa
EN- eneite Gong, og set bar 10 pao
Spfor0ring, men laa 6p6e ban biit.
&pis leg fnnoe finoe bans @rab
ifuloe leg laamano plante en- Gnli=
pan og lette ct &ors meo Snoifrif=
ten: ser fal0t ben n~forglemmelige
Sens 2apien, JON tog fit unge 2ip,
foroi ban blep iaa generet al
q. g.
go.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29
9anif ~Spjterlamfmnbsluac go. 80

9amif Sbiteriamfnnbslosc SO. 80
al st. 4aul Dor arra11geret ct
CHARITY 9oll" til 6oroel for 2oge=
5piter Mrs. Mrna Scbocf paa Narf
Npe:, lom ofboloes paa Central Mn-
mel Sail, 116 IS. 9irtb ST., 9gr-
0ag often SEN 6. Mpril. Mfrs.
ScDacf far I ma11ge Star peret @nfe,
og er fornplig fomrnet llemt til Sfa=
6e be6 at fal0e og breffe fin beire
&rm, og joni Gelge beraf tranger
bum til l1aoeritpttelie.' @nbber, iom
interesierer fig for Sagen, inobpoes
berpeo paa set penligite til at 0eltage.
Sc farlise !@a1nbc er enonu lite
belt uorpooeoe ct. &a11l> % @uno=
.~beosfomiSlGr &en5 bar anmooet $50
lttiet ON at fortiette -Sagten spoo
Dem. S 5ebrl1ar uo iteote 0ap9renoc
SnnobeoSfomislu r Obage Sr6ren
ONT Munofurbe, Ser Ifuloe bore
!&raft 2 Maaue0er, men efter al
SanoiDnligbe0 oil be11ne Sr0re blibe
forlpnget naar Sen u0lgber. S 1.
Moro leb Ell gal @uno ON | 5gn=
bags, og flere Mennelfer bleb ongre:
bet al oen, men ga sen bab0e Mh1n0:
furp, ton in9en til 5faoe beo Sen
Sen blep lfuot paa 2amion 5treet.
Oct nDc Mn6ttorimm bill blibe mo:
btet me6 Ell ltraalenoe Set fpritfom:
menoe 5irSoag Mften. &rogramme1
ifal beltaa al &oncert pe0 ct. Saul
9pmpboni-0 rfeiter, oerefter Saler
al MaDor 5mitb, ser faar M6glerne
til 8Dgntngen oberleperet al ct We0:
lem al &omiteen. for @pgningen og al
@nberner Sobnion, iaa en- &ecep:
tion og tilitoit fort Sal, ser iipr ifa]
nomerfe Zig be6 Gilite6epprelien al
EN- Masie ltraalen6e %ltniformer. So:
miteen beo nemlig.nt ser ct intel 6el
bererer De Sfiennes &iarter mere
emo @nlogalloner % blanfe &nap:
per, og ben bar 6erfor ierget for, al
iao mango Dfficerer iom muligt, bqa
De noe fra 5ort@nelling og at Stats'
mi1itien, fommer tiI1tebe.
silialss. 5 glcres 8 Wli1 fra 8p
granien for fun $500. Ser er e
Sus paa 5 gerelier iamt anore SIN
probemeuts.
9igele6es 6 Mcreg 1neo gooe 8pe
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Spprbp9ns=& pnbuftbrerne

Sporpo9us=& onbuftsrerne ber /
8pen berer iom befien6t life til Sc
melt benipnsfuloe Me6borgere, oe
&eiultatet er, at Sporbeisfompagniet
faar life iaa faa @etsiager poo
&aanoen mellem Mar og Sag. Gor
Sioen er Der life n1in6re emo CT
itatningsiager moo &ompugniet |
Diitriftsretten ben enc fot $4,000, Den
anoen for $4,000, beege foroi &o,t.
ol1fterer bapoe faitet Golf at @osnen.
S set enc Silfel6e bap6e &on6uttg<
rem forlangt 5 Gents al EN- Mfano, Sc;
paaitoo, at ban bapoe betalt me6 en-
Sransfer, / set on6et babbe &on6uf=
teren nagtet at 9ipe tilbage paa en-
10 Gent, iom D~e6fommen6e Man6
baboe giDet bam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29
Staten MARYLAND

hr ct meget sundt og behagelgt Klma.< For Landsmend ener Farmera.
gives der ingen bedre Iandsdlat slaa sig ned i end Maryland, hvr like,
alene StabelProdukhT, sMm Hvede; Mais, Rug, Havre, Klever og Hp.
men ogsaa allie Slags Frugter og GrGnsager trives udmarket. Ostena
MlllonDyer, SEASON Baltmore, sai m a @Ina o. New 4ork.
manden code Priser for han Produkter. Mango tusinde Acres af godt,
fugtbart Land er endnu her at erholde, OF Diet i allie Dele at Staten, og
hvor der overall fndes code samfardselsveje, skoler, Khker ev.
Der er mango Iandmend, som, ukyndige med anerikanske FerhoLd
fsrst var draget til flenere nggende Slater, i de sidste Par Aar er vendt.
like tdngere hr kjendt noget til dennes. hugtbare Egne. Der gaar
tyske Posbaade direkte til Baltimore, men man kan ogsaa pr Bane fra
New York naa did pa c. 4 Timer. .#*r##I
Saayel smukt ilustrerede. Pamfletter5 og ct Kort I've Staten som
lgyrtgt udfgrhge Opysmnger o m sannne, vii pa Forlangende portotdt
bive tlsendt mar man I'M 5sammes henvenders sig til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29

silialss. 5 Mcres 8 Wlu fra 8p=
granien for fun 500. Ser er ct
..Sus paa 5 garelier iamt anore SSm-
probemeuts.
2ieeIeoes s Meres u1eo gobe gpe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29

Treberief 9riseoll, tiolieere 6or~
retntngsferer for v&ioneer &reis" og
EFT at 8pens meit aniete screenings
meno, er / 2eroags afgaaet neo De=
Sen | lit Stem / Chicago, bbor bal,
bar boet 6e ii6ite 8 Mar. 9riscoll
Tom fra Bottom, bbor fan bar fgot
1884. S 1853 TOM ban til Minne<
ioto, neoiatte fig / ct. Saul / 1862
% blep @eoeier al Yioneer Yre1s glo.
ret efter. og in6til 1899 leoeoe ban
@laoets Sorretninger. san befleo=
te. oeSu6en mango an6re betroe6e
Sperb / &onoelS= og ben politilfe
&eroen, og ban o%rbei6e0e at ollie Co.
ner for ct. 8auls og @totens us
oifling. $ 1899 bleo ban 2abor
Commissioner for Mmerican Yubliib.
ers Msiociation og bar iioen oa boe1
| @bicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29

@n nbp9selig &iitorie gift gjennem
9ogblaoene @anoag Morgen ON ct
8arn, Ser bar funoet iem Sig poo
Ell ubebpgget 2ot ner 50. z. og
Montreal @treet. Mo9le Solf, iom
boebe / Merbeoen, men bpis &us CT
UNDER &arantene paa @runo al Sop
per, bapoe let en- elegant Gogn mel
Stuff / 2iberi fipre op til Soften, Ell
Game og en- @erre bar 5teget no al
@ogl1en og bap6e lagt en- &affe fra
Jig paa Ste6et og bar oeref ter figr1
bort. Sci pare6e 1enge, in6en Golfe.
ne, Der bar | &arant9ne, fnn6e fac
%geaboernes Spmerflombeo benlebe1
paa Haffen, men ga 6enne enoelie
blep toget op, bite oct Jig, at set ba,
ct 8arnelig, i%noippbt / meget foitbort
&l9oer. Barnet bab6e b9ret lepen6e
6a set bleo lagt paa Ste6et, mer
bar rimeligbis omfommet al &11lot
9agens 2gb. 8oliti og Coroner. til
falotes, og 6enne iio1te bar MI tage'
noget at Sen romanttife &eblel a
@iitorien be6 at me66ele, at set bQ,
rigtigt NOT meo set 6p6e 8arn, me1
at set baboe .ligget paa 5teoet / len
gere Sis og bar 6elpis Splbsnings
tilltan6. &iitorien ON BET elegant
@ieretei meo 6e %gruelige 8arnemor
bere erfl9rer ban at bore oct rem
Spiptno. Nolitiet igger efter e
Spor, men bar lite BET beoite Saal
ON at fin6e noaet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29
st. panl.
5 Jstn1sn, f~sssishs1lss.
"St. Paul Tdenae"s Knater, Rosm 20
Union Hook, Cedar 4 Fourth Str.

We'd Kjsb eller Reparatien at
Uhre bes1g den velkjendte Juve.
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oe E. 9TH ST,
Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29

For de bedste Fotografier bpr
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
22o-231 E. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
beide. Moderate Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29
Mr. "a Wrs. Grant at 6iahmooo

VII. og MrS. Grant al &igbmoo0
befienotgier 0eres Cater Gbriitil1as
s@gteifab me0 @illiam 81. Mnoerion
al ct. SAUL. @ielien forretteoes al
&aitor 81. 6. Spcbien / ben banif=
norife -@olgatba Strife ber / 3d.
en- ON Mftenen Ben 20. Stunt 1905.
- 9r. og Mrs. @illtam Mn6erlon
pill efter Ben 5. Mpril bore at tr9ffe
/ oeres @iem / Sremont, Mebr.
@jennonGbnte 8ran6pfficerer.
8~ronofomisiionen bor paa ct Mp6e
Manoag Mften gienpalgt alle Sc ti0-
ligere Grandchildren til oeres 5til=
finger, mel iamme 2en iom bi0til, %
for en- @mbe6stio al 2 Mar. Sillige
uotolte &%omisiionens @relioent,
@arner, fin Mnerfjen6elie al Sen
Dpgtigbeo, bpormeo 0fficererne bob
Sc regtet oeres @perp.
@n Slbebranb uobrgo Sirs6og
6%ormiooog / Smin Gitp Dpe @orfs,
377 l%niperlttp Mpe., og Sl6en bre0-
tie Jig til Sen at IS. Guy 0repne
@meo0eforretning. 8egge @ienoom1-
me blep baarot me0tagne at Sl6en, oe
@faoen for Dem begge bill blipe
$4,000, bporaf Mr. Dur taber oe
$4,000. @an Dor gjer al begge 8pg=
ninger.. S1oen opito0 peo at en- 8en=
5inbebol6ers i Sarberiet bar blepen
11tat, iaa Sen branofarlige @eofe 1gb
no og TOM | Nerbe0en al &arme-
apporotet / &nloeren.
Sn9eu &alpbnnorebaars=l1bitil-
ling. S 2egislaturen bar ser UNDER
belle Samlingen bGret megen SSnter=
este for 6orila9et ON en- 8epilline
til Mfboloelie al en- flor u6itilling
paa og be6 State Sair @runoen noe,
ite Mar, / Mnle6ning al, at set ga er
so Mar ii6en Minneiota bIep orga.
n%iieret. Sc fleite al 2opgiperne par
/ Sapgr at en- iaaoan l16itilling, oe
Stemingen no ODER Staten bar u6en
Sbibl abiolut for Sen, men Sen bil6e
fomme til at foite mango 8enge, om'
trent en- Million Collars, maaife me,
re. Dette bar @runoen til, at Sor-
laget ON en- 8ebilltng / 9ns6ags
blep neoitemt / Senatet, me6 fun en-
Stemmes SlertaI. Ser bliper laale,
beg ingen l1oitining oengang.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12

dreds OF orphans were gathered IN
'he MONIES and schools that the order
provides Tor thea, and in an snm
VI money aggregating something
IKE ~ 600, 900 was expended in the
iaudabie esort ameiitorate adverse
CONDITIONS OF life. The field OF labor
is as vide as the globe itself vet
Win the triple links of "Friendship.
Love and Truth peoples OF widely
dihering tongues and creeds have
oeen bound together in a unity of
WORK and a singieness OF purpose.
ASK, when and where the odd Eel
lows had their beginning. and legend
ano history will begin their newt
aolee onfiict. Back To the very he.
ginning of things legend will 90
ohe lodge in England has an emblem
depicting Adam laying the founda.
ZION stone OF the order, with the sun
position that his vie and sons were
candidates for admission. The Jews
ID captivity in Babylon are said to
nave practIced the rites of the order
A Roman Emperor, early in the
christian era is said to have ad.
dressed some of his Christian sub
Jects as "Odd Fellows" so recocniz.
Ing the existence of such term. II
is declared that Titus gave the Jews
the first Odd Fellows charter writ
ten on tablets OF gold. In 9s A. u.
the doctrines they taught and the
rites they practiced are believed to
nave been. taken into England. Lee
gend, then contradicting herself.
says that the Goths, the Huns. the
Scandinayians, the Suevi, and even
the Moors, knew the work of Odd
Feollwship, and that by them il was
carried into France and Spain. and
then into England. whence it came
into America.
History sweeps all this aside and
goes back only To the first half of the
eighteenth century, where records
can prove her assertions. Daniel De.
foe mentions the existence OF Odd
Fellows in his time. The Gentle. /
mans Magazine Of the year I745 |
chronicles some social gatherings of |
oily Odd Fellows and forty-three
'ears later there is record that the
poet, James Montgomery, was en-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12

var In 1856 this was followed bY
tie Martha Washington college at
Abingdon. Va Nos there are homes
and schools for orphans. Institutions
for the care OF widows and INDECENT
add aged brothers in Amos, everE
state and ,ertitory ali supported by
contributions aud dues FROM the
members Of the order.
Through the sork O; Schuyler Col.
faa. representing the Grand Ecamp-
ment Of Indiana, somen were ad.
mitted some years ago TO certain
privileges, q degree was revived FOR
them. and nos 80 ,000 strong they
are affiliated WITH their fathers and
husbands In tiie same good work un
der tile name bet eksh LODGES .
since the odd Eeil0Ss acre the Brst
secret society 10 iar liquor dealers
from membership. and to establish
mutual aid and beneat assssriat tons,
they have fouud the womeo .esdy
and eager helper. These woaen
base chosen the mothers Of old Bible
DAYS as their models. the wives Of
tbe Psiriarclls tao practiced in
their tents among the flocks, or in
their humble homes, the virtues Ct
ioFe, industry aud hospitality. With
this ever Ia mind ibeY are ready TO
make the travel across the desert Of
life brighter Tor many. and make Of
their hives reslful halting places
for the weary and worn.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12
)RDER OF ODD FFII0VS!
'edeGI( J. HasklnS, the Syndicate Writer, Gives
Some History Of Odd Fellowship.

(n Egypt's famous Book of the
BID, written two thousand years
)Dre Joseph was sold into captivity
that country, and before the era Of
baism had yet dawned, there an
Yrs this passage: ole bath given
bad to the hungry, water to the
fsty, clothes TO the naked: he
yb given a boat to the shin
kcked; he hath made due offerings
|the gods, and paid due rights to
departed. TO that growing
helpful organization known as
Independent Order of Odd Eel
3, this expression may be said 10
hd in the light OF prophecy
ch its individual members are
Hing. For it work of like nat
that they are doing. Those who
pme odd Fellows enter into espe-
covenant to protect the widows
orphans, bury the dead. helm
other In time Of want. offer
psel when difficulties arise. i'm
he and elevate the character of
enligten the mind. widen the
IRE of the affections, and teach
Virtues of industry and frugality.
is much to undertake, but sue
has gloriously cro~ne1 their eff.
so far, proving the merit of the
tion, and the courage OF the
and women who are bringing
hopes to realization. Last year
y 1000 widowed families re-
ID help, 1870, ZOO brothers in dis.
were given material aid, hun
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The Washington herald., 1907-11-07

"smarty'' is sure 10 arise and prove that
Ponce de Leon was not buried where he
was buried at all. but somewhere else
II is always the way. John Paul Jones
experienced such fate; so did poor Poca-
hontas. AS the case now stands, Ponce
de Leon rests in peace-nOt in pieces. II
it be sought to move him. he viii at once
be scattered to the four corners OF the
earth. and his real identity become
swamped in impenetrable gloom.
Why should Ponce de Leon. who never
did anybody any harm that we know of.
be rushed out into the limelight OF pub
LEFTY. and under the inevitable hammers
of the iconoclasts? There is no way 10
avoid it. We have watched these unde-
sirable citizens-the iconoclasts-and we
know whereof we speak
We sympathize with the great State OF
Florida in its noble purpose; We rejoice
with it in its desire to render unto its
hero the things that are his by right Of
his glorious achievements. And If it does
press onward in its purpose. we wish 1t
well-but We tremble. nevertheless.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
Animals the Kaiser Has killed.

The London Magazine. a popular
British periodical. performs a real public
service by publishing. in its November
issue, an article entitled The Huntsman
Kaiser" In which the prowess of the
German Emperor as slayer Of animals
is set forth with all the wealth Of detail
which the magnitude Of the subject de-
man6s. The paper is copiously illustrated
too, practically all OF the pictures show
ing the Kaiser engaged in such delecta-
bic pastimes IS jabblng a spear into a
wild boar which has already been para
lyzed by a shot through its backbone. or
standing on the neck of a dead deer. with
few other carcasses strewn around for
good measure.
We say that the English magazine has
performed a public service. for the reason
that. as a prominent feature of the ar
ticle, ii presents a statement giving the
exact number Of animals Of various kinds
which have met death at the hands of
Germany's ruler in the past thirty years.
While we have no exact statistics Of
President Roosevelts achievements In
forest and field, we incline very strongly
TO the belief that his kills have been far
less numerous than those OF his Teutonic
contemporary. These conditions. Of
course. are not to be tolerated. The pres
tige Of America and of Americas might
fest Nimrod must be upheld. The Presi-
dent doubtless viii busy himself To the
end that It shall be upheld. and the fig
ures showing the Kaiser's thirty-year bag
will he ha
once more, that the London Magazine has
performed a public service.
Lest some may think we exaggerate.
we beg to say. on the authority OF the
London periodical, that in the three de-
cades since he began his career behind
the gun and spear, Mr.. Hohenzollern has
slain no less than 47.514 pieces OF game. ."
as the English writer puts IT, His best
one-day record Is /, ,13s. or the grand total
1881 were pheasants. 17,SSl We're hares.
2,5G were boars. 1.627 we're rabbits TO
which item the attention Of the Loeb
League is particularly invited. and 1902
were red stays. The casualties among all
other kinds of birds and animals may be
expressed by three figures or less in each
case. President Roosevelt, doubtless, will
be gratiaed to observe that only three
bears are included in the list. but what
his feelings may be when he sees that
special mention is made OF one whale
we cannot imagine. II the Kaiser has
killed any octopii they doubtless are en-
braced in the general classification of
"odd pieces of game. 473."
Truly. 1t is a record TO be proud of.
Probably not even the gentlemen who
deal out death and destruction in the alb
batoirs Of the Chicago packing houses
have spilled more blood individually, and
when we call attention TO the circum-
stance that the Kaiser's left arm is use
less and that he uses only the right in
handling gun, We rather guess that
Americas humiliation is complete. OF
course, In the case of match between
the Kaiser and any equally exalted per
son on this side Of tbe water. soma Of The
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