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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23

|Si6er, 1ou Men0ene lite flln6e font
ME Oen nnr. Set Dar frDgtelig at
bpre &bin0erneS og 8Grne1res Sfrtg
efterbaan6en iom Sc longion1t iteg=
tee til Geoe. 9e tigge6e og bao ON
@ielp, men set ito6 life / 1ne11ne=
felig Niagt at bringe oen. Men0ene
pilDe peo at blipe paa Ste6et nu,1o
gaaeligt lioe oen ianne 5fiebne
lon1 Sc 5taalpognen in6elp9rrebe,
og Sc lprang iaa for 2ibet oper Sc
brenoenbe on1bugge6e Sreltamner
og mellem Sc ltaaen0e 5rGer, Ser
ligele0es bar Slam1ne. Set bar
JONI ct 2gb giennem @elpe0e. gf Z
N'ono, iom tog &urien fra Hlpffes=
lte6et as &olen til, naae6e fun Sc
to trem Sen iun1n1e slften, balb1
blin0e0e al 92egen og @e0en og noe
item 110en &le0er paa &roppe11, Sc
onore fem floffeoe ON 9fopene be=
le 9fotten> nen fom oog nelte Sag
inb til @Den / Sen Dnfeligite Sill
ltQn0.
@hao Sab af Me11nefelip angaor,
bar Sc it61te Cages 8ran0e peret
langt p9rre ems Dem / September
pg rl1nbt ON SEN norblige 0el al
@alp@en ct ser @1tn6re6er al Djen1=
1pie Mennelfer, ser bor 1ni1tet alt,
bpo6 Sc eie6e.
9fan0og sO}orgen meD0eltes fra
g[lpenu, at ser bar in0tran6t en-
Scoring / Iil1to110en, og at sSl6en
bar peo at brar1oe Jig 11o, i0et 0en
iterfe 8lelt bab0e lagt fig. Men
iar1ti6ig fo111n1er Sen cite Mebbelel-+
lie cfter Sen a16en i116e fra Sc
br9note 0i1 1trifter om Sc 2ioel1er Sc
blen1lp1e WGenne1ter mao blennen1s
gaa. st Ste0 bar ser 26 5maa=
bprn iamGe6e en 5fole; 6a sSloen
nerme0e fig 6enne, ien6te 2prerin=
Sen 0e1n til 6eres Stem, men bisie
bar laa at 1ige ale bren6te, og Sc
maatte lgge an0re Ste6er fen. 2e-
reri110en naae0e lit eget @iem oq
naatte l6ge Stlflngt / en- &jeloer,
og ber iamle0es efterbaan0en en-
Mengoe 6lpgt1inge, blan0t 0em'
cit lille 9reng, ser bar set for
br9note Sig al en- enonu ni110re
Gplter / ct S9rfle6e.
Citizens 9}eeiering bar ie116t Sell
te, 6e6emioler og Sepper til Sc
biemlpie, @uberndren af Micbigan
bar 1&oite6t Spraab ON @ielp. M6>
ser bo16es rnn6t on / 5taten, pao
bbilfe Ser ne6iettes &jelpefomiteer,
og pao olle Si6er 116fol6es EN- iber=
Big &irfiombe6 for at ofbielpe 9lp-
Sen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23

Oct melt onlete pg betrpebe Oiplnluu=
tilfe Gn1beDe Sen Doulfe &pnge bar ot
bortgibe.
&on1n1erberre @rum bar Sc lnoll=
&c 9lar, bon far bcflr0t Sen oun]tc
@ela1otlfabSpplt fer / 2ul1bct, plu1=
0et mango Gelner, life Blot, blouot
0e fer 2on0et bpcuDc eller 6elpgcl1=
6e 2al1osn1rnO, men pglno hlouot
slmerifanerne. SON nD0er Sen bpjc=
lte Mnleelle Sc 0iplpWotiife &rebie,
bDor. bans alOrig lpigte110e Ioft, bons
Gpne til at lptte Jig inO / panlfelige
Sitllotioner og bans ptnben0c SptrG=
Sen bor lfaffet ban1 itor SnOflp0elic.
9an far Dl1n0et trofalte Genner ogiuo
| blan0t Sc onlerifanlfe Statsne11o
Set er iiffert fans l,omnrfeoe &C.
6elle al @elonOti fahet fer slmerifo,
Ser far meofprt Set betpoelige s(poncc=
ment, iom l10nepnelen til @eionot=
ifabspol lten 2onoon er eusbeboenoc=
me6.
Gpnltantin 8rnn er fp0t / &ipbel1-
bobn 8. 5. Sftober 1860, Spn al bo=
pnren6e &optejn s(rtilleriet, ienere
@eneralmaior Mugult 81. S. S. 8rur
og @ultrr, fp6t 8lubme. Son blct
Stu6ent fra @erlufsboln1 neD fpr1te
'&arafter 1878 og iuri0ilf &on0ibo1
|n1eo 2au6abilis / olle Sag 1888, al
tiente oerefter i'm &ernepligt og bler
Sefonolpitrant / Sularreginentet
1886 og blep Golonter llbenrigS=
minilteriet 1. Sftober famine Star.
San gioroe en- b1rtig og in1ut
&arriere poa Sen Oiplpmatilfe 2pbe:
bane, blep fungere11be 2egationsie:
freter / 8erlin 9eopenbcr 1887 og
fongelig 2egattpnS1efretGr 1890. s
Mpril 1891 forflptte0es ban til $50
ris iom 9egotionsiefretGr og beflao.
te 0enne Foit, til ban 9lpril 1895
lfif n0nepnelien til operor0enlig @e=
Ian0t og beful0megttget Mfiniiter
@ul6ington.
slt 6en oanlfe &egiering piOlte al
paalfi6nne bons biplomatilfe 0pgtig.
| be6 les be01t af, at ban lom lite Dc.
legereoe reprnientereOe 0anmarf pe(
0en an6e11 Tre0sfcnference @oag frc
Is. eSuni til 18. Sftober ifjor.
| M6lfillige pigtige Graftater er Bic
fbet afllntte6e beb &ummerberrl
8runs Megling, iaaleoes Sen ON l1o
lepering al Sorbrpoere | 1902 Of
| @ol6giftstraftaten 1nellem Donmar
log 6e Sor. @tater / 1908. Srafta
! ten mellem Dannarf og slmerifl
! 1902 ON slfitaaelien al De 6onif
|beitin6iife 9er bar ligele6es bou!
'8erf, men Sen bIeb Ion befienbt iff
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23

rotificeret. s5gorigt bar &o!nmerber=
re 8rl1n ltaoigt orbejoet for Ell go0
Jorltoaelie melleln Sc to 2anoe, og
noor Sc 9onife altio bar npot @el-
bile og Spmerfionheo / Sc officielle
areoie / @albington, ifploes set fife
min6lt sen oonife @eionots oltiO re-
ocbonne Smpoefonlncnbeo og Sen
bpje Mgtelie, ban ieGp l1poer ser.
@omnrerberre grln pil forlo0e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23
2ibt um $. s. slnbcricn 2o9e No. 81
=. g. g.

5om gefretrr for $. 6. @n6erien
2oge 9to. 81 ct. Yaul tenfer UNI
oertegne6e, at set n1ulig flln6e inter-
eslere 8lo0ct5 2ulere at erfare liot
onL bporleoes set gaar lne0 0enne
SCREENING, Ell al Sc mange 2oger tn
0enfor Oanlf 9 / 5 er a NJ
t II n 5, 1om ct Sen itgrite @ammen-
jl1,tl1illg 9(merifo al 0anlfe 6orentn'
ger.
Ser far oellne Serlllin bRret
mere Tren1gang, inotaget flere Weo-
lentn1er ems nogenlinoe tioligere itben
2ogen par orgoniieret. Ser ln90es
hi olle fra set ganlle San0, laabel
ionr 0eln ser ct fe0t fer og ellfer bet
bnnife Mo6ersmoal, og ieg er for
pisiet ont, at oerlon1 0ll fonlmer
lalnr1el1 lueo % ba pil Ou fgle Dig
bjernrne, gan1le Nfinoer opfriifeS, og
bu fan life al10et ems ltgelom gl9oes
for en 5tun6 oper Set 5te6, bpor Sin
@ugge ito0, og iitel1,ne meo @ange-
ren: uBort 0fo6ersmaal ct 6eiligt>
Set bar laa milo Ell Slang : Seq
for min Hart iDnes ON at ttlbrtnge
en- lille Gtun0 ser, bpor set Sprog,
lom ieg be6it foritaor al alt @prog,
tales og ipnges; fer fon1l1er ri fam-
men fun for Set enc @noe1naal at gid=
re bperan6re go6t> bielpe bperan6re,
ON set laa bebepes, og gibe binan6en
gooe 9faab. &eltgionsipgrgsmaal el-
Ter 8olitif 6isfuteres fife, og leg fan
nee6 Grpgbe6 iige, at 6en beoite Sar-
mont og Soritaaelie er raaoen6e in-
oenfor 9oqen.
Ser bar / Set &partaI, iom er gaa-
ct, peret meget slrbei6e forbun6et
mes at bore Sefreter, men ba leg
DdDOe sGfg0re11eS Stllt0, DegD10Ie leg
me0 Maoe og leg fortiptter meb
@ln6e, it16til mango flere al Dan-
ferne / ct. saul fon1mer meb os.
Ser er ierifilte billige 8etingelier
nnber 6enne Gern1it, 1aa benDt 2ei-
lIigbe6e1l opiet set iffe. Sm gu
9nifer ierifilte 0plDsninger, iaa gi-
| Ibes iaaoanne al alle Me0lent11ter, og
om leg fan ifriftlig eller nnanotlig
bibrage til, at mango af bore 6anife.
9anbsmenb font11rer me6 os, iaa er
set mig en- 5orn6ielie.
81. 6. @arlieL
Sefretar for $. 6. 81. 8. 81,
751 g. Sssesian1ine ctr, ct. SAUL
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23
9cn itorc amcrifanifc iSlaabc nrri>

9en itorc amcrifanife Tlaabc arri>
bere6e / @}onoogs til Oofobama,
SSapan, bbor Sen blep no0tagen
me6 Sc ftprite 9@res6epiSninger, Der
er blebet SEN tilbel noget Ste6 paa
Sen 1ange @eile. 6orbereoelierne
til 6ens Mo6tagelie bar lagt efter
en meeet otnbpggelig n0arbeioet
,Hlon, Ser bleb fulgt til Sc min6ite
1etailler. I0n1irol 5perrD, Slaa-
0enS gperltfononOerenoe rejlte
iamne Sag til 6opeolta6en Eofio,
boor bon nelte Sag blep nootaget
/ Nn6iens al &eileren Man6lfaber=
ne paa Sc omerifanife pg lapaneitlfe
Jloa0eafeoelinger ongaaes me0 0er
iterite @jerteligbe6, og operalt faol
nan essn6trDf af, at set er sSapane.
ierne ierligt ON at eibre at bite, al
Sc nerer oprietigt genifob for Slime
rifonerne. !&ber 9ag bar 5000
anerifonife Morinere 2ano1op fre
Sfibene, pg ser bnr life beret e.
eneite @fsempeI paa at 6e bar oper
traaot 9ticipIinen. el6miral @per
IN aflepereoe pe6 slu6ienien ct ier
liet gu0ifob fra 8reiioent gfioie
belt til @eifaooen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23

9lanOt DC &ongresnlcpn0, lom Si0
efter an0el1 far reprplenteret Wfi1ne=
loto sen nutionnle lpnginen0e 6or=
lalnling, for San1eS 8. McGleorp al
Monfoto, l1inn. inotoget en- n1eget
frenragell0c Ylobs. Oct pafte Ser
for olnlinOelig 8eflngelle> Oa 1i0lte
Galg 6erppebe Staten Denne u0mer=
fe0e og bn0erlige 2opgipers Sjene1te,
men bans Eartifrller 2. 9i5trift Dar
beilnttet at pilbe Dun bans Hla0s til
6uge / &olgreslen peb Set fpreltoaen-
oe &olg.
SSorncs N1cGleorps 9}opn ct netop
Il OiSie Gage fon1met Ofenligbe0en
lterft for 9ie pe0 Sc Soil1t Debates"
| lom fan far bolbt nreo lin Moofanoi-
Oat, 1iltriftct5 m1pprel1be &pngres=
n1ono, 9elnofratell 9anllnono. S
oisle Hebutter buls 9fr. McGlearD pao
Ell tpoelig og arlrnoig MaaDe fremlat
Tin Stillillg operfor De pigtigite natio-
nale SpprgSlnoal. sNen ierligt paa
ct belten1t Aunft er bon5 ltotalelier
pGr0 at fplte Spn1Grflon1be0en beD.
9et ct naor bon Tiger, at ban ful0t uo
|anerfienOer Gtltriftets Selgeres &et
til at inltruere oeres 9ieprnlen.
tal1t &ongreslen anguaen0e etbbert
Spprgslnool pper for Dpilfet oe er
foumet til Ell beltelnt 9l1ifllelle. 0en=
ne lt0talelle bier, at ban anier oct
for i'm Hligt at pnre &nlgernes 9fe'
prGlel1tont fl,lbt uo, laaleOe5 at ian
bliper Salsnrun0 for Sen offenltge
Mening / &reoien.
@jenncln mango 9lars Sie11e1 tie
Set offenlige 2ip bar SSSames Mc'
Glearp piit at fan Srofsis operbol.
ser 0enne 5onfe. 9Rcn fan bar TIL
lige pilt, at ban / en fremtrpoenoe
@rao CT / 8eli60elle al ggenifaber,
ser er 1lpopen6ige for Stillingen iom
&pngresman0 = bpa0 ser tngenlln,
Sc fan iiges on1 6ans Oemofrattife
NloDfonoibat, Mr @onrntono, ser i11'
tet &eiultot bor at bite al lit 9rbeioe
Il &ongreslel1. Det bar altib beret
0fc@learps 0faal at pere en- go6 oQ
trofait 5iener for lit Diitrift, iaapel
lom for set bele 2anb. Hreiioen1
93ooieoelt far iagt ON bun: uSSngen
frenuneo Snteresle, ielp Sen iterfeite,
fan bringe bom bort fra bans Migt"
og Er9lioent &ooleDelt er en- Menne.
lfefietoer, bbem ban piier Silli6, bar
lon &egel fortie11t sem.
S Sen Manbags / Manfato af,
bol6te uSoint Debote" erflere6e Mc'
@learp aabent, at ban, bpiS ban blet
palgt, fife bil6e itette Cannon JON
|5peafer Se1pfplgelig bill bette bin
Sc ban1 mango 6emofratiife @temmer,
iaa meget mere ion Set al bans &e.
for6 1om &oneresn1un6 fremgaar, al
ban bil bore / 5tan0 til at gabne
lit 0iitrift lal1gt mere ems bans Mo6-
fan6iout.
@fan0inoperne / bans &re6s bg1
itgtte bans 8olg, u6en Senlpn til
Yartiltilling, oa ban bar pgret en-
Stgtte for iaa mango gooe 2ope, 6e,
bar bragt baa6e Sarmeren, Mrbei0e.
rem og Sorretningsmanben Soroel
Jog Fan bgr gipes 2eiligbe6 til at fort
Iiette lit 9lrbei0e. &an er en- Man>
nleo ubegren6iet Mrbei6sepne og er
|nbeltiffelig Se6erligbeo, og ban er
len iarlig @ra0 ftffet til at repreien
|tere 8efolf11ingen i 2. Di1trift.
| @lem lite at anbefnle bette 8Iai
i as~ e 20 L (. N r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23

@lem lite at anbefnle bette 8Iab
til 6ereg 8enner % 8efienbte. Con.
Sc feIp er tiIfreos 1ne0 6et, piI 6fsfe
logiaa Mtpe 6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23

Den in1uffeite 6orrettigbeo, iom
eole Motrrer bar, er 6e1t at be al
brig lerer at foritao bba6 Ser er Iobt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23
1s. AARGANG.
&nt1ht / @yrt1.

2crington San &arf u@ranb
Stano" re0brGnote / Spnbags Mf-
tes rne0 ct Sab pao $500. sSlOen
forn1o6es at pnre opltaaet / &lubbll=
iets EaaflnoningSpareller.
@npcrnpren / 9lnton1obI'1tbelb-
0a / Spn6ogs slites @ubern6r Sobn-
Jon og Stots=Oliei1lpeftgr IS. 6.
Mcglpen / ct 9ll1tomo6il fom tilbage
ira Ell 5ur Slgitotions9ien1e6 no til
2ittle Tolls, lnp0te Sc paa Geie1 tGt
ubfor ct. Houl ct an6et &i6retgt
og oo Gbauffeure1 for at nnogaa
Sanunenltg0 0rejc0e tilii6e, maa Oet-
te bore lfet for poloion1t yelgen nor
at 9luton1obilet nplte0e, og iaaDel
8upcrlpren iom Mlr. Mc@Den bleD
Ipnget l10 rnen llap lDffeltg fra at
fon1me lm0er Gognen og TOM igprigt
life tillfooe &c fortlatte @eien BIZ
bere 9(ntompbilet efter at bette bar
fon1met poo ret &jpl igien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23
&ineicr.

Gn uamcrifaniicret" &tneIer.
Gbinl See er, ganife pilt fpOt / &ina,
men ban bor fife opbolot Jig fer
opre oolfillige slar for ingenting,
og MI forleocn 0ag, 90 fan 1fnloe
cn lille Illr uo til geltfpiten, fanot
bon set bcnligtsmasligt, om iuit fife
mere befpel1t, at len6e i'm Baggage
foru0 lom iSrogt og ie(p fglge efter
lneo ct Eoslagertog ion1 ublin0" EaS=
lager, tro0s Sc 38 gobe Iollors ban
bap6e 2ommen. 3ette. lorlGg paa
9(merifonis1ne frGnfe0e BOG Eatrol>
mano Sorrigo1 for meget bons So
triotisne, bporfor ban tog @bim See,
sbpent ban trof li,ifenoe ON l1be +
9eortbern Hacific Dar6s, nleo fig tit.
Margaret Street Stotion, og Ser blep
i11gen fri &ipretur for Dor ifepeieoe
Sen SEN Gang.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23
Sturt &clfomit,npbe / Mnoitpri1tn

Stort &clfomitmpbc 9lnbitori1tm.
Set bar Sirs6ags slftes, og Set bar
Minneiotas og berltn0er 11apnlig ct.
HaulS Metbooi1ter, ser / ct 9lntal al
neiten $500 mp6tes for at bD6e Sen
npe Metbo6iit=8iifop for Mor0peite11,
&obert McSSSntDre, ct bierteligt pel=
fonl1nen. Der bar en- Meng0e Stats=
og 8D=@onoratiores tilIte6e> tnetbobi=
itilfe &reIter ooeroroenlig itort 9ln=
tai, og Stn6enterne fra @alnline
l1niperlitet, ser iang &orlange YrG=
itoenten fra bette l1niberlitet, @eo. $.
8ri0gn1al1, pr9ii6ere6e, og Gelfonlt=
toler blep bolbt al @nbernsr Sobn-
Jon, MaDor 2aipler og a0lftllige
6pjt1taaenbe Hrelater. Bilfop Mc=
Sntpre, Ser er befjenbt 1on1 en- al
9lnerifas beoite Salere, bo1ot en-
glirtrenoe Sale ion1 Spar; ban frent=
6nbe0c / oenne me0 itor 8pgt, at
in6e1 ban bar fon1met inb / 0en
gejltlige Sfan6, bap6e bal1 arbeioet
lom nlmin6elig 0inrer og pilbe alti0
| fgle Zig iom en- &amerat blan6t Mr=
beioSfolfene. San bar fonnn1en be1
| til benne lin npe Girfefre0s for al
loptage ct 9lrbei6e bla10t, bDu0 fan
piloe fal6e 4 @lasier. Den fprlte
&Iosie bar alle &riftne / sllmin6e
ligbeb, Ben a1r6en bar iprlig Metbo
l6titerne, ben treble pnr Sen arbei6er1
0e &lasie, Sen fier0e enoelig bar be
fremmeofgbte Clement, til bpilfe
lban ielp bgrte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23
Kanlmer6erre 6. Brun
sra @aibineton, :. 6, til 2unoou

Sm faa Tiger opertoger &onuner=
berre Gonitantin 9rll1, Ser / 1879
Mar bar ppret 9ann1arfs Heprelen<
tant @olbin9tol1 8. g., Soften io1n
oberoroenlig @eian0t og befl1l6mng=
tiget Mi11iiter for 9omnarf 2orOon,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23
@plaatbafirfcns Gpinocfprcning

ofboloer Mpoe Iorsoag s. 20. Otto.
Der 1908 bos @frS. 6. @ernon 227
CHARLES Ctr, bbortil alle Genne1
ir0bp0es. SEQ forrige Meoe afbol0
tes &olg al @e1tprelle for Set font
menoe s(ar n1eo fplgen6e &elultat
Breiioent> Mrs. $. s. Granlen; 8i
ceprplioe11t, Wirs. g. @anien; &as:
ierer, Mrs. s. Treoerictlen; Sefrc.
ter, Mrs. IS. FeterIen.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-03

minutes later, his eyebrows arched a
notch higher as he beheld Jess pat the
sham turkey affectionately, and finally
Kiss it impulsiyely.
nutty?"
Al the sound OF her brothers voice
she started up shame -facedlv and sur
prised the child by throwing her arms
around INN, crying: oh. John, that is
the dearest turkey II town, and we are
to have a real, sure huff one for din
ner, and Tom McCully has asked me to
marry him, and I'm going to-" ended the
gr breathlessly.
i suppose You will if he asked you,'
salc John, in a matter of fact voice.
Gee, but it's lucky you got engaged
in time for the Thanksgiving dinner,
amt it?" mumbled the boy a few min
utes later from the depths of towel as
he prepared for the suspicious event
Alice Carolyn Myers in the New Orleans
Times Democrat
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-03
Future Copper States.

Two tons of average iron ore will make
one ton of metal, but il takes from thirty
three to seventy-five tons of copper ore
to produce one ton of copper. Iron ore
occurs in very large deposits, worked in
some cases by steam shovels, whereas
copper comes from comparatively narrow
veins or irregular masses
In 1882 the western states attained
prominence as copper producers, the
lakes supplying 25,OO0 long tons, Arizona
5000 long tons and Montana 1000 long
tons of copper. In 1887 Montana WAS
first in production and has never been
headed. with Arizona second and the
lakes third in 1905.
Before the Civil war Tennessee was the
chief copper state. In 1896 that state
was credited with $3.50, 124 pounds of
copper and 1881 900 pounds last wear.
Utah added 39,712,00o pounds to the
worlds stock in 1906 aud California n.
I@i000 pounds. Alaska sent 20 The
smelter 100000 pounds of copper last
year, and Utah and Nevada are the
largest certain sources of new supply. -
American Review of Reviews.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-03
PosTMENs WALKING FEATs.
Distance Travelled by Men Long in Brit
ish Mail Service.

There must be few, even among linen
of letters" who, like Joseph Hunt, a
Lincolnshire postman, can claim to have
uamped a distance of, roughly, 100000
miles, not much less than the equivalent
of ten journeys around the earth.
Not long ago George Thompson re-
tired from services as postman in the
Langriek district of Yorkshire, after COW
ering on foot 125,000 miles in twenty
six years of letter carrying, a service
fourteen years shorter than that of his
Lincolnshire rival.
In thirty-four years Orme NJ. Brown
walked 111,000 miles as postman be-
tween Cupar and Kilmany and Logie--a
distance, as was stated at the appropri-
ate presentation to him OF an easy chair.
nearly equal to half that which separates
the moon from the earth.
John Simmonds of Henley-on-T Thames
retired with record of ISL 900 miles of
fair heel and toe" the result of forty
years tramping; while most amazing of
all, Thomas Phipps, a postman in the
Chipping Norton district, was credited
with an aggregate journey of 100000
miles between the years 1910 and 1885,
Westminster Gazette.
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WHERE BRooMs COME FROM.
Best Made in Illinois-Brush Produced
Also in Kansas and Oklahoma

Illinois furnishes the aristocratic
brooms for the world, the highest grade
of brushes being grown in our state"
said Valentine w. kenger. a manufac-
turer of Chicago.
kansas produces the cheaper brush
and most of it is shipped in bales to
illinois to be manufactured in the nu-
mGfous broom factories. The broom corn
district in Illinois is confined principally
to the central section, the counties of
Douglas, Coles and Moultrie producing
nine-tenths of the total crop. 1t is. es.
timated that the crop in the United
States this season viii aggregate 10000
600 brooms, valued at fully S10,0O0,O00.
10 move this great product would re-
qulre 200 trains of over fifty cars each,
aggregating 100 miles of brooms. The
broom corn harvest has just ended in
central Illinois and material for 10000
oOo to lS,0OO,O00 brooms was cut there
this season. The brooms grown and
manufactured in Illinois are the fancy
kind, that retail for from 20 to 40 cents.
Down lnOklahoma they raise coars-
er grade of brush, sufficient to manu-
facture about 25,000,000 brooms of the
kind that sell for from 10 to % cents
each. Kansas has about 100000
brooms to its credit, and there is some
brush grown in Missouri, Tennessee and
Arkansas. Kansas fayors a dwarf yafie-
ty of broom corn, which is preferable for
whiSkbrooms. In fact, Kansas raises
material for nearly all the whiskbrooms
used in TIE United States.
Nearly all the high grade brooms are
consumed in this country, the exports
being generally of the cheaper quality,
The people of Europe in most instances
stick TO the old style brooms of twigs.
They look askance at the modern Amer
lean broom. Washington Herald.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-03
why the Arab Doesn't Shade HIS Ewes

Il shall winter in the Sahara said n
travelling man. With a caravan | shall
traverse under binding sun. an endless
plain of snow white sand, but none of nv
Mohammedan attendants will wear any
KIND of shade over his eyes
Against that dazzling glare the backs
of their necks will be swathed in white
linen. and even their ears will be protect
ed Nothing. though, will keep the sun
oct of their faces.
Wondering about this. l said one day
to the caid of an Algerian village:
Why don't you Arabs wear a can of
some sortE You live in the worlds worst
sun glare. but neither fez nor turban IN
der any circumstances has a peak
1.-The Koran, the caid answered. for
bids all true believers To shade their ewes.
Obeying the Koran implicitly we dwell
erS in the desert avoid Ike poison hrims
to our headgear. In consequence there
is more blindness among us. than among
any other people in the world ''-Phila-
ielphia Bulletin.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-03

The success of the gas plant at Beat
rice, Nebraska. where good illuminating
gas is made from corn cobs, corn stalks,
and other dry farm refuse, has inspired
promoters in the Canadian Northwest to
establish similar gas plants at Strath-
coma, Wetaskiwin and Portage la Prairie,
in which straw is utilized. 1t has been
demonstrated that every ton of straw
can be made to yield $4,000 feet of gas,
while the best Pennsylvania coal, costing
on the spot ST. a ton, yields only 10000
feet. The significance of this comparison
can be better appreciated when it is
stated that thousands of tons of straw
have been burned in northwestern Cam
ada every year, to get it out of the way.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-03
FLORENCE N1GHTINcATp
King Edward Honors the Angel NJ ..
Battlefield.

Florence Nightingale. who has rs.....,.
been. decorated by King Fdwgrs vi
with the Order of Merit, carries nan.
That has brought soiace aud eamg,rr -.
thousands OF soldiers on the batt,sGs.3,
OF Europe She was the first woman -.
organize a nursing corps Tor an ar,s,, H.
action, and since her noble and enar....,.
work during the Crimean war. her al
vice has been sought with regard H. ,,..
handling of the wounded IN battle.
She is now 81 years old and though The
methods she employed in the ,'rIfr,.l
have long been superseded by modem
methods, she IS still known as the '.oI,si
of the battlefield" because She 49,
turned the attention of the CIVILIZED
world TO the needs of the men fgbT;r,,
for their country's honor.
Florence Nightingale has been Jpsi,,-
mated the queen of nurses because IN,
laid the foundation for the present ei5b-
crate system of antiseptlc surgery rbe
Ice treatment fer typhoid and camp sam
tatlon which have enabled many q
wounded man to escape from death T.
was Florence Nightingale-the name he
ing charm for a soldier, because of IT'S
suggestion of sweet song-that relieved
war of some of its horrors and n9vaJ
the way for better treatment of ina
wounded in later struggles for supremacy
between nations.
The decoration conferred on Miss
Nightingale by King Edward is the frs
of its kind to be bestowed On a woman
but it is not the first held by her. Spy
eral years ago she received the Order af
Lady of Grace of st. John of Jerusalem
The Order of Merit was founded Nv
King Edward in 1902. The order COZ
fers no precedence but authorizes the
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-03

The statute unearthed by Secretary
Wilson of the Department of Agricul-
ture, which forbids the shipment of tu-
bercu.ar cattle, or horses affected with
CHAMBERS, would compel slaughter on the
spot, wherever herds are afflicted with
tuberculosis. This is an important law
and il it is enforced the owners of cat
tie will feel admonisbed to exercise more
care than they have heretofore in regard
to the housing of their stock.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-03
THE COLD POOR.

High crucifed on every winters nighr.
Bound to the cross of every wind that
blows,
Frost on my lips that leaves kiss of
blue,
And on my head the thorns of driven SHOWS.
Sleep may not lay her hand in that Of Pain
Or Hope trail silver garments through the
dust,
For Fate DEGREES the lines have to read.
Hell is what Is and Heaven but a crust
Archibald Sullivan. in Appleton's.