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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-12
slt afIi Mpggen pg iuelgc &amelen.

Det fnnlrlale 2ip / Mmerifas
Storbper CT iu(bt al SC mprfeligite
Nening5lD5beocr. Speralt raabes
Der OH, Mefurucr / lnurt en-, mart en-
onocn Metning. 9nart ital &igreba=
itig6eoen for &ogne og Bicpfler re-
g,,leres, mart offenlige 2ofaler luf=
fes tioligt pao Nftenen, iaa mao ser
- fpr en- Sio t bpert 6alo - iffe
ippttrs puo offa1lig @a0e, eller en-
Slot &unbe maa 1a6e 2ibet, for6t ct
Barn i @yen5 llbfant er blepet Blot
al EN- Softer. Ser itiHes 8orgerli=
gaer oa rSSrnpropeme,1t" =1TSoreninger
sfotfcpis til 5eoernes Uorbeoring
og Sen ciieulige Sroens Stgtte, og
foa lellgc en- N%eformbglge al Ell eller
an0en Nrt aicr ODER Ell 8p, fan, set
uere belt pa1lfeltgt at finoe us al
bbah mo1 mao foretage Jig / Ell 8D
og bpoo life.
Men paa Iolnnre Sis for be1e 8pen
ipprnane i set %uguoeligite fomunaIe
srireri. S. CTS. i oisie Gage, ga
S1eeI, %bcypnoer at lntelte / @aoerne.
S cit ineful6 &inter JONI oenne fer
.tbe beautiful" facet Sop til at lanle
Jig olenbpit / @aoerne, % Tortopc=
nes Geuboloelie er Ser liffert ingen
Ron1l1ne / Mmerifo Ser lpgpr at gien=
t1emfprt til Blot til1lprrneli espis
Gulotolnme11beo. 6plgen er, at 60
Der og Sortopc biuer nnrn1eit ufor=
bare, inotil eli fierlig Mooer Notur
bor foroampct &anbet og forpanolet
M116oeret til bpirp(e1oe Stgpmasler.
@run6e,1 til oettc u%1olnlmentale @o=
munal-Suineri / 8perne legges pe0
Aniom!inaen of SnennaSierne / 60
oerne Q = Gil1teren. Boa lo1nnre Sis
er bet. ct Der gaar @ltnbre6er al
MenS lc5iac, lom me6 @lpoe pil6e
goo / 9pe1* Sienelte JON Sne1fople-
re, ON Scr bIep fol0t oo oen. Set
bliner Der leIniplgelig life. Gou moo
Dc III til Sc pclgioren6e Snititutioner,
Der uoiitSer 0praab til Eribotfolf
ON at folnn1c Sc N%rbejoSlpie tilbipIp.
&borfo r tun &omunernc life ieIp gaa
Spfofen pcs at gipe Sc. Mrbeioslele
@eifjpftigelic og u1popenoigeigre Sc
mal1ac usSsnpropen1ent" =6oreninger,
bbls Gfsi|!c1S or oct beojte 8epis for
i1et M6miniitrotion al Sc 6erti[ pQIa-
te og l,bnGpntc gmbeosmpnb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-12
Gproefurbcoriu9cr

gfient set engcllfe Sprpg ligerpis
fonl oct melppotamiite er ct umberligt
@prpg, fan oog &c flelte Mennelter
meo uorr1ale gpner lurc at uOtrDffe
fig forltaaeligt / BET mlnotllgt. Ger
imoD bill set ltftcrt fuloc lteole mere
banifeligt 1T fao fat Sc rigtiae Sta
b%enlonocr peO lfriftliyc ll0arbelOeller y,
11apllig otter at sc forifiellige 5prog=
forbeorrre ret fonu1er / Girflpnbeo.
Bt mi,1nc3 Sen Gtpj set pplote, 81
HrGiioe11t Mooiepelt gap lin berpmte
Gprogtororoning. Gtprre Spmpotbi
bol1ot Ben iom befienOt fife, og ru
er Sen u:Jr:ebc opDNpet, i0et Yr9li=
bent Guit e5ter Sigen0e plat l10 bar
fprlaot Sen og %ifriuer pou Sen CANT
meloua3 A':uaoe. Sl1iOlcrtiO bar
fan1tiGia eli Stounil1gsfomisiipn n0=
gioct I'll ;}utGc Sprogrcgler al mo6er=
ne Silinit. u ri er laaleOes go0t III
De pao set %lallllue 5fraaplon / @n=
gellf iont oct, Ser for Set 6anlfe
gprogs &eofon1menoe far fert til,
at Der or li9c iaa mango Sfripenaa=
Ser lom Sfritenter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-12

Ipar, at Drenge,,e % EEiigerne paa en-
.Gert fl,oe fortRlle, bpao Sc bapbe
tielrt eller tabt, % oeres 8eretninger
ON bette / 9iemmet o~p1tn1ntreoe man.
&c af 8grnenes Boralore til for fgr-
ite Gang at arpen0e ct 5pitem ogiaa
/ 0eres Mrbeibe.
S Den forlebne 8inter er %glrbeioet
blepct uopioet. S gilbert Sea bar
Nrof. 2utbrop gtpet 8. Grabs % &pi,
lfoleeleperne Mrbeioe / 2aborotorium
% efter Iefst6gger, ser bar tpungent
s. @rao og efter frit galg / sri.
ifolen. Meget al Sen iamu1ue 5lags
Mrbejoe nofgrteS al Brofesior Mob-
bins / @anbp. Baa bette Ste6 Bier
Der 'oog gipet ct fort &urius" for
Drenge, Ser bol6tes biem1ne ON Sin.
tere1l for at bielpe til me0 Mrbei0et
paa 6urmeu. 0ette &urins begDn6te
5. 16. Mopember og pare0e 31A Maa.
neo> % &lasierne mp0te ST. 10
5ormioOag % bar ianIeoe til ST. 2
gitermiooag Manoog, Sns6ag %
6reoog. Gerpeo blep set m1ligt for
Grengcl,e at gaa eller fi6re til
5folel1 og pere tilbage igien I oeres
Silent paa Sc Gage, ll%n0erpisning go
bes, laaleoes at Sc fun6e gipre beres
Mrbejbc me6 at paste &reatltrer olo.
l1noerpisning gapes I Mgerbrug,
Sneoterarbejoe, Gngelif og Mritbme'
tit.
Mnore Nper / Minnelota forbere6er
Jig til at fplge 0ette gfsempel. s
9ieo @ings fortrinlige Sfoleplan ag.
ter man at optage bette Mrbeibe. s
s(ultin far man ligele0es foaet emit.
ten, og Mells bere6er Jig paa at fel.
&c Crop. Ser bdrer ingen ltor profc-
tiff gpue til at forl1oiige, at Sen Sag
bill forllne, oa %iua6anne &1lriuS Dil
blipe ct 2eo al etbpert Sfoleoiltrifts
llnoerpisningsplon life blot / Min'
%11eloto> ll1en / bele Ben ageroDrfel1Oe
Gel al Nprbpel ten og bele 2an6et.
Ng sen pil mere ems 11ogen an6en
Hlou bioroge til2psningen al 0cn ito
re Spgopc:: 9(t bol0e %Tarmungoom'
men pou Carmen bpor Sen berer
biclnme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-12
Tinlmos 2anobas oplpit.

sSfplge et feiierligt llfa5 er oe11
finlfe 2anooog blepen oplglt lioite
MuaneD efter at bape peret lamlet /
to Gage. Wrl1nOen til Oplpsningen
por, at JinlanOs @l1ber1pr baD0e til
fie10egipet %2on00agens Sormano> at
Ser life pnlfe0es andre ll0talelier /
Spuret til G5orens Srontale emo
5ilfien0egipelle al 2%an0oagens Ng-
telie og Sroifab. Sor1nanoen fblte
Jig life bl1n0en peo @upernprens Sent
FILLING, og Ser blep / 5pnret tilfpiet
en0el 8emerfninger ON, at JinlanoS
Stprelie life CT / Sperensitemmelle
mes 2anoets 2obe, iant 8nlfet ON,
at Ser maatte tn0trG6e Ell 6oron-
bring / bette Torbolo. Dette gop
@eneralgupernbren Mn[ebning til /
G5arens Napn at oplgie 2%anooage1l
og noifribe npe 8alg til oenne. SOL
gene Ifal foretoges s. 1. Mai. Scott
mellem 6tnnerne og SEN rlrs1i=
ife @egiering Hammer napnIig fra,
at Oenne bill forbinbre 6innerne t at
ltoppe oeres grln6lobbiemleoe @et til
at forbanble 6irefte mos @5aren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-12
Donmar6 og 3S(ano.
Nlpprlise &ipnin9er.

Som ulc0Delt blanDt pore MDgeOer
ira Galln1arf / oenneuge er SEN oanlf=
islan0lfe &omislions Sorlag ON
Sr0niugen al 0anmarfs og SSlanos
inobproes lt%atsretslige Torbol0 for
nplig fremlagt iaa bel / Sen banlfe
&igsoag lom / oct ~islan0lte Mlting,
omiot I SEN Torn1, lpm Sen onn1fe
Hegiering me1ter at fllnl1e antage oct.
&oa1letlSprnlioent Neergaarb leolage=
oe Bremlnggelien meo SEN SplpS=
ming, at 9a1lmarf ber bap0e itraft Jig
laa blot, lom BET nre11te at hunne for=
loare, og poerligere Snorpmmelier
fnnoe life pentes. Se1ere me6beles,
at Ser er al l16iigt til %alporlige &ip<
11i1,ger> maaife enoog aabent 8rl,o,
mellem Ounmarf og bets 8ilano.
Com set pil erin6res blep &eiulta=
tet at G1lge11e til Mltinget / gfter=
aaret, at SET blep bartet ct 1tort
6lertol al Mltingsmen6> ser inotog
ct afgiort Stan0punft inroo SEN al
&omtsiione1t anbi1te Sr6ning, iom
bap6e SEN islanoife Miniiter @annes
&aftein's Gilllutning. Sra &epfia=
btf telegraferes, at pe6 Gorilagets
Sremleegelie / Mltinget bab0e &af=
item erflpret at bile oimisltonere,
bDis bn ftf ct Mistilliospotum fra
5tnget. Ser bleb 6a ltrafS fremlat
Sorilng til ct iaa0ant, bpori u6toleS
Jerpenting ON, at ban bill in0gipe i'm
Mflfe0sbegiering, og oct blep peota=
get n1e0 betg0eligt 1lertal.
Sra &i%pber1bapn t%elegraferes 5. 6.
Marts, at Song 6re6erif bar a11n1o=
set oe politilfe 2eoere paa Sslal1o
ONT at fomme til Donmarf for at for
banble sen politiife Shilling og set
itatsretslige 6orbol0 mellem &oDeo=
og @ilal16et. @afltein far religneret,
,ug efter Selegrammet at b6nrtne bur
Mltin9et ielp pantaget Jig at uonepnc
Ell Miniiter, 8i9rn SSonsien. 0enm
CT Ell iorig Separatilt, Ser forlanger
fuloltenoig l1afbangigbe6 for S.
lan6. 9ette betragtes lom ct Slag
/ Mnligtet pua 0arlnarf % sen 6anife
4onge og ct Sbergreb MOO @onge1s
fon1titntionelle &et til at llon9Dne fine
Miniltre. S Danmarf er 5temntngen
meget bitter moo SslGnoerne, be6=
ser set / Gelegrammet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-12
S. S. 2iittens.
Song 5reberit b. Gierbes @piprait
.. S6ul5e, 1719-1743
6. ST.. @ultber, 1726-1739

ltcll Iruncfe, 11o til Wis io%rsl1lurfel1
/ SitinDien. Oct er Sc lut6erjfe Sfau=
D%inoper % 5Dlferne> Der lag0e @ruu=
Den til &ritenOomnlelis SnOfdrelle ,
fprlt / GltinOien, lenere til Sc ornlig=
gen0c Gele al Nlien og til ANDRE Ser
bensoele. Sen befjeuote M%utboritet
/ Misiionslpergsmaal Or. S. q.
2r1fer / minneapolis poauiler ell
Nuffe al 5 4 II t \ er T G
% isiongrer lonn / Set / s.
81 + ! un0 + e, begDn6enoe
neO 3iege1balg 1905, orog uo til
@e0ningerne, me0ens paa lolnne
Sio Sen reformerte Strife iao at iige
intet uorette0e for Mislionel1. S Sen
ooenfor giengipne Slluitration britt
ger hi 8illeoer AT nogle al Sc tiblig=
lte l11tbcrlfe Misliorerer og TorfGa1z
pore for MiSlionsiagen.
2l1tberanernes Mislipns=Dtrflo ln<
bc0 bar ioolebes Ell gob ga1n1nel Sra-
0ttion at ltptte Jig til, og uoen Sptol
pil Sen oanoelige &Gffelie, Der fore
gaor blanot Sc lfanoinabiite og GET
mani fe 6olf / oenne Sis, fpre til ogs
iaa at peffe 6oritaaelien al og &ier=
ligDc0en til WiSltonsarbejoet.
Set er for at bi0rnge til Bette at
Sen fonrnenbe Mislionsz&onference /
ct. Yauls Strife S6r10ag og Wanoag
ct oronet, og &oniteen far a11n1ooet
os ON at inobD6e alle 211tberanere |
ct. Earl og minneapolis til 6isle
Mgocr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-12
Gait giper i 8uoffobet 26fte otn
I Gfternoret at fremigtte ,beItemfe"

Gait giper / 8l1bifabet 26fte nm
til Gfternaret at fremi9tte .beftemfe"
90 af9ierm6e 5orildg om Droningeni
.nf Sc mango pigtige SpgrgsmaaI,
iom MI itanr bent / BET ubisie. Ser er
not af SEM. MeIlemitats &anoels SO.
ben t. CTS, 5berman 2open, glfins
2ope1,, SSernbanelopene og mango an.
bre, Scr er fuloe al npisbeber %
Mooiigelier, lom gjbr 0eres Mupen0r,
ltgbeo pao set praftiife SamflnbS.
% Sorretningsltp tpipliom, for6i
0o,m1tolene life altib ielp er paa Set
rene meo, bborleoes 6isie 2ooe ifal
fortolfeS.
@uoifabets Mfiaftelie ptoner ON, at
oet er Ell fin Sl1riit og en- ppet 80.
miniltrator, Ser er foutn1en til 5tp.
ret, lelu ON ban life li66er in6e meb
set Spermaol at gnergi og Snitia-
tin lon bans 6orgG1lger. Set lp6e1
beroli9euoe og fortrgltningsfulot,
naur set 6eooer / 8uoifabet: Set ter
a1to9es, at meo Sc 6oran0ringer.
Ser pil blipe anbefaleoe> bill set ame,
rifanlfe Gorret1ingslip funre fple Zig
forpisiet ont set Moal al Staoigbeb
og 5ifferbeb argaaen0e SC Sing, Der
ntaa % fan %foretages, og 0em, Der
CT forb,t6tez lom ct laa beienltgt for
6orretningsliuets @arigbeo og
@rfst".
Set ltol liffert bite Jig, at sen npc
&Srn1ioent pill fortlette Moolepelt's
@jerntng / larlm11e Marb, men bill
pulge ou0re Metbo0er, for0i Gi6en er
blepen mo6en for ioaoanne peb &oole.
pelt's bonebrDoen6e Mrbeioe. Set er
fienot nof, at Set belenlig par beo
Roolepelt's Sn0flp0elie at Iaft Bier
,,omineret, % Salts Sn0iettelies.
b,oifob bar goofienot al bans 6or.
genger. Suft's Administration bill
fnane pe11teS at bringe 6rrgt al sen
al &ooiepelt forbereotc Soro, og Der
oil blipe ct 5an1me11beng mellem Sc
to Men6s 9(rbeioe, iom bill blipe til
Sanoets og Sefolfningens @abn. s
Set praftilfe 9ip joni / 5tatSlipet mao
Ser en- 9onebrpOer til for at fac
Grun6en logt til Sen jGol1e Sci JON
ferer trent til 2pffe pg &elitan0; fun
noar 8onebrDoeren og Sen efter bam
fom1ne16e GeibDgger bar famine
Maal, pil Ser fl&11lle. opnoaes go0e
&elnltater al beres Mrbeioe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-12
9posfalb.

Mr5. Sens 2orien, fpot &iritinc
Sprenien> opoe Manoog 5ebr. IS.
1909 % blep begrapet Gorsoog 5:
is. 5ebr. / Maionpille, 8ooo Gonn-
tp, @isconiin. SUN bar fpot $. %.
Moi 1882 / Sole Saaitrup paa
Siellanb / 9anmarf, blep gift mco
ST.. 9arien / @aaren 1860, % reiite
j Barren 1870 til Mmerifa meo
lin Mano og aooptere0e gen; Sc neo-
iatte Jig paa ben Sarm ! Conn Of
2incoln, @oob County, 8isconiin,
6por bun benlop % 1om oengang par
ct 8ilbnis.
siellanos Mpiier beoes optage
Denm Mptits. s. s.s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-12
8psnDt.

sM ia1oe gbriienoom. Mf Baitor
S. g. Steenltrup. 5orfatteren5
Jorlag. GaaeS bos 6. &asmusien
Bub. 50. &ris SO Gents.
Denne npoeligt l1oitDre0e lille 8og,
Der l1etop CT uofommet, bil iittert fin
De mango 2Riere. Gen bill blipe frem=
l(agt til Salg peb Subileumsfeten /
st. Eeoers oanife Strife fgritfommenz
De Sdnbag % bill bliDe ct mutt Mil,>
Sc ON oenne at tage meo biem. 30
gen er ifreDet ct iapnt, lipliat
sS5prpg. ss3 s555.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-12
st Noif Tolfctog for 1000 Star t.
0cn.

IiOslfrift for germanif 6ilologi tn
oerbolot fornplig @iengipel1e al ct
6oreorag, iom tioltgere 6anif 6olfe-
tingSn1ano Sulius 8ulff nplig bolot
ON SSpoerl1es berpmte Gog til 5poen
fbr &riiti 6p6ieI. Gette 6oreorog
bar iiffert Mpbeoens Srteresie for Sc
aller fleite, og fer ital 6erfor ganifc
fort giengipes &ooeopunfterne:
Set bat / Marct 115 fpr 4rilti
6golel> at cit megtig 5fare Meme=
fer 0rog l1o fra @imnerlano, Sbp og
&ariDslel, bpor set forme1tlig fneb
mes at ifaffe Blao5 % Jpoc til Sen
%oofsenoe 8efoffning, for at I9ge neo
til Sc berlige, lolbeifinneoe 9onoe /
SDoel1, bpor 2pffen blomltreoe. @por
mol1ge Ser nar meo / bette Jolfetog,
be0 man fife beitemt. Ser fables ON
100000 &rigere og 100000 Menne-
lfer / alt, l1e> ser bar neppe beret
mere enb ct Far @uuore6e Sulin6c /
BET belle, 6uori6lon0t moal fe $4,000
&pttere og ontogelig 5O-60,OO0 BE-
pnbneoe Muno.
Men Set bar alligepel en- mngtig
5fare / oobbelt syorl tono, t6i 5pD=
boeraes 8eretninger guar us pua, at
oct bar feanpebpie, bre6ifulorebe
MGno nreb lplt &aar og blaa Djne,
og Sc l%e0lage0es al ltatelige &pinoer,
ser / &pi0e og Oierpbe0 life gap
Menoene n1eget efter. .Mf Iogets
&ppoinger nepnes 5bpboernes &o11-
&C Septobo6 og &tmbrernes @onge
Sajorifs, Ser bar 5ogets bperitc So
rer, og iont bar Ell ing og fprig
Mor6.
Soget 0rog neo igien11eln 5plflano
og 8pbnlen til 9ltrig=l1ngarn og Ser
fra mos @elt giennem @aiern og
Smei5 til 5pofronfrig, BOAR ser blep
giort Opbolo / flere Mar. 5enere
orog Set bioere mes til Spanien, bpor
set ligele6es opbolot Jig / flere Mar.
Otter ii MarsGan6ring bar set 1aoet
tilbage til 5p0franfrig, og otter fire
Mar lenere lto6 set / Mproitolien.
5lere @ange bap6e Bette @en1pe=
tog leirrige &e 1neb 6e nbienote
ronerife @Gre, lna at ser efterbaan=
0en blar6t &on1erne n1bre6te lig Ell
ian0 &e0iel for Sc uoperpin6elige
norbiife &emper. Men efterbaanoen
blep 6iSie mere og mere opern1o6ige,
mooife ogiaa mere blebagtige, og til
1ibit leo be;; 5. 20. Sl1li Mar 1O1 fpr
&riiti Se6iel, ct %fulbfom111ent Meoer,
lag / ct itort SIag moo &omer1te hes
Glo6en gticb / Norbitalien. Deres
Seer blep fuloitenoig opreper, og Sc
gfterlebet,be bleb giorte til 51oper;
mango al bent TOM lenere til at OPP
trG0e lom @lo6tatorer / set romerife
Cirrus, og en6nu mango Nar efter
ia6 ben timbrtife 5fret" Momerne
/ 8lo6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-12
San ifnloc aubcnitebs.

Errltcn (til iin aiop0e Sens en-
fe): rsS5es fn1 life iiae Gem, .bpor
onbt Set ejurbe mig at berea at De-
res Mmnb par gaaet til @immelen.
81 bar iaa aoOe Bennar, % set er laa
tingt al piac, at ri alorig lfal mpbss
mere"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-12

SfriO efter &rsoenamre poa bette
Blob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-12

@lem iffe at fornp. Dereg abon.
netuent poo &labet % anbefaI bt
!!a1tiSe Il! Ceres 8enrer % 8e
ffienote.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-11-10
Ant. wan Eat Boil weey,l.

r. The Federal government will expert
ment in cotton fields near Durant,
Okla, with black ants to exterminate
boil weevil, the most damaging Of cot
ton pests. says the st. Louis Globe.
Democrat. The discovery was recently
made by Special Agent 8. w. Murphy.
of the Department of Agriculture. who
is located in Durant. that the ants will
devour the young weevil. The discoy-
cry was made entirely by accident in
the following manner:
Murphy had visited cotton patch
near Durant and secured several wee.
vii which were about to hatch. They
were taken to his office for obserya.
ton under magnifying glass to de.
termine what effect, If any. the recent
hot weather had had upon them. They
were placed upon a newspaper and left
upon a table while Murphy went to
dinner.
When he returned scores of little
black ants were devouring the weeyil.
He wrote full report of his discovery
to DR.. Knapp. head Of the Bureau Of
Plant Life Industry, under whose di.
rection Murphy is now working. MUIR
ply is confident that he has found
in them an insect which will destroy
the boil weevil without injuring the
crop, and he intends to colonize as
many ants as possible in cotton field
near Durant next year. and to assist
him In his efforts he has asked that
a government expert be detailed.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-11-10
WHY WOMEN REVOLT TO-DAY.

L
Well Known writes Says sweaker'n
Sex Has Begun to Think.
At present thoughtful women are go
ing through period of profound dis
heartenment; but DISAGREEMENT In
their case is no check upon mental ac-
tivity. A normal woman's faith in God
is more largely based on respect for
man than she suspects; when she loses
respect for man her faith in God may
not be lost, but 1t changes in charac-
ter. Gods DEGREES as they have been
transmitted to her by man then be-
come open to question, and she begins
to substitute her own interpretations
Except in degenerate people there can
be no such thing as sex antagonism."
Men have always frankly despised
women without in the least disliking
them. One woman here and there a
man may respect. but toward women in
general his attitude will remain for the
most part kindly contemptuous. I.
Nowadays the attitude of woman to-
ward men is very much the same, says
Sarah Grand In the London Chronicle,
but in their contempt there is more
bitterness and less tolerance. and the
effect upon themselves Of the loss Of
respect for men is altogether different
1t has been the habit of their minds to
look up to men and to rely upon them.
and when they can do neither they
suffer disastrous change Of nature.
Mems ideals are unaffected by the pro-
found conviction that woman is the in,
ferior animal, but when women see
only the inferior animal In man. 1t acts
upon them as the loss Of faith acts up.
on certain temperaments. 1t destroys
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-11-10
HOW GAN SHE DRESS
ON $4,000 A YEAR,
dluIia Morosini, Best Gowned New
I Yorker, Said to Be in Dilemma
Over Estate Shrinkags.
SHE HAS NOW ONLY sl.ess.4e7
Society Fears, She'll Have to Cut
$4,000 Wardrobe Allowance In
Two to Keep Wolf Away.

How on earth will New York's best
dressed woman maintain her wardrobe
on $4,000 year?" This was the ques.
ton New York society asked when It
heard that Miss Giulia Morosini would
have to cut in two her annual allow
ance Of 100000 for dress because her
fathers estate had been found to be
only $2.660,50a. instead of more than
100000. as supposed before the Sur.
roeate courts records.
Miss Giulia was the fayorIte daugh.
ter of Giovanni P. Morosini. banker.
who left her the greater part Of his
wealth. Her Inheritance is placed at
s1.8S3.427. the interest on which at
per cent would be only $4,000 year.
To maintain the Moroslni home In tts
accustomed style will cost 1t is said
$4,000 a year, leaving only $4,000 FOR
the heiresS clothing account.
The young woman has been criticis.
Cd for spending SO much money on her
wardrobe, but she always defends hef
course on the ground her expenditures
helped many classes.
Il believe in making myself as III.
tractive through dress as can. 1t il
every woman's duty II not her pleas.
ure. / consider good taste in dress q
matter Of science.
Clothes draw on all Of the works Of
nature for support It is really won.
derful to consider. From the depths
Of the earth we gather our jewels "a
adorn, from the forest and field we get
our fabric and color and from the very
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-11-10
TypeMritten News.

The typewriter news sheet that
has had to be issued in Stockholm
because of the general strike to take
the place of the regular printed
newspaper suggests a quaint echo
from the earliest days Of English
journalism. 1t was in 1886 that Icha.
bod Dawks, a London correspond.
ent" of the original sort, hit upon
the idea of issuing his news letter
printed in type to initiate writing,
the first number being thus announc.
ed: This letter will be done upon
good writing paper, and blank
space left. that any gentleman may
write his own private business. 1t does
undoubtedly exceed the best Of the
writton news. contains double the
quantity. is read with abundance
more ease and pleasure. and will be
useful to improve the younger sort
in writing curious hand" Dawks
proudly held in after years that he
thus enabled his readers to know
the Occurrences of the Day, and
the Heads Of the Foreign Mails, which
come In many times after the Pub.
LEGATION of the Printed Papers, so
that they may have the chiefest news
stirring"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-11-10
cH1IDREN's HEALTH INSURED.
when rAey Work for ware, pr.e.,

! q JOS
When They Work for Vases Precau.
tionary Measures Begin.
The insurance has become in less
than thirty years part Of the warp OF
German life, Madge Jennings says in
Harper's Magazine. 1t affects the life
of the masses like common school edu-
cation with endless meaning and Issue.
Twelve million people have sickness
insurance; 100000 are insured
against invalidism and old age; 49,
100000 against accident. When boy
begins his apprenticeship at lie he be-
gins his insurance. Even children
under age who work for wages out OF
school hours are required to insure
for tnvalidism and old age. The men
In labor colonies must be insured. and
prisoners hired out by the state. In
every factory one meets it; In every
tenement. It has been estimated that.
counting with the insured their fam.
lilies. who are also protected by the In.
surance. one-half the population Of the
empire is reached by this vast imper.
ial backing Of peace.
Germany is developing very fast In.
dustrially. The average wage Of a
laborer was 80 cents a day twenty
years ago; 1t is now 60 or rs cents
and the cost Of living has risen cor.
respondingly-in reality far more.
Sickness pensions are reckoned in gen.
eral at one-half the wages Of the class
Of labor under consideration, and the
pension In the lowest class is thus set
under the present law at Is cents a
day-an income upon which to live In
any Industrial town In modern Ger.
many, however small. is only words
words. words. One could laugh some.
times at the involutions OF this vast
oficial comedy; one could laugh IL that
were not SO near which chills laughter
The acts are promptly and surely exc.
cuted when "a pensioners claim ia az.
tablished. but the Official superstition
in Germany is always that you are
wrong; you must prove that you ara
right; innumerable precautions ara
taken to guard against the practice
Of fraud; sick man may spend
months completing the formalIties Of
his claim.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-11-10
THE LITTLE SPARROW.

3 p .
I am only a tiny sparrow,
A bird CT low degree;
My life Is of little value,
But the dear Lord cares for me.
have no barn or storehouse.
neither SOW nor reap;
God gives me sparrow's portion,
But never a seed to keep.
II my. meal is sometimes scanty,
Close picking makes it sweet;
have always enough to feed me,
And life is more than meat.
know there are many sparrows,
All over the world they are found;
But our heavenly Father knoweth
When one of us falls to the ground.
Though small we are never forgotten;
Though weak, we are never afraid;
For we know, the dear Lord keepeth
The life OF the creatures he made.
/ fy to the thiokest forest,
I light on many spray;
have no chart nor compass,
But i never lose my way.
And ] fold my wings at twilight,
Wherever 4 happen to be;
For the Father is always watching
And no harm will come to me.
Our Four-footed Friends.