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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-06
On lOenlk. can0S6D.
En at State Tair's seberbis.
beber.

Sen fommenbe Stote Sair beb
@aml;ne 6. til ii. @eptember bill
bile ct Street Of Stations, i6et
Ser bill .blipe iaopel en- ipenit
2an6sbp fom en- Snoionerleir % en-
SSgorrotleir.
8eltprelien for Sen so. oorIige
Minneioto Stote 6air bar iegt
biot 90 bre6t efter npe og originate
Eiltrefntnger til 6enne Gutr, og
Den bar ga beltemt fig for en- ibenif
2an6sbp iom noget al Set melt ori.
einale oe tiItreffen6e. Sen bar
tr1ffet MftaIe mes forifiellige ipen-
1fe Srganiiotioner og 6oreninger /
@taten, pe0 bpis &ielp en- 1uopan
Snititution bill blipe bpgget paa
uMacbinerp &ill".
&oa @runo al Sc itore Soron-
1ri1ger Ser bor funoet @te6 pao
Stote Gair at Senipn til 0pf6rel-
fen al Sen npe @ran6 @tano og
l1oltillingsbpgning iamt uograp-
ming al Ell 2ag,1ne> bill Snotaner-
og Sgorrot=9eirene ioar blipe on=
1agt | Merbeoen al @ran6 9tano.
Gn M Stamme 8ontoc Sgorroter
er engogere6e og bill rimeligpis
blipe in0logeret paa set famine
@te6, bbor Sgorrotleiren fan0tes
ifior, me0ens Chippewa Sn6ianernes
SER biz bIipe / Merbe6en al Sno=
gQngen til @ran6 Sfan6. 9ette rpe
arrangement bill la6e SEN Gtref=
ming al 2an0, Ser ligger tet 9it
for Mil 8a1et1, poa bbilfen @isie=
ton Siour Stammens Ser fan5tes
1toite Mar le6ig. 9enne SER beigg=
tes flor. al $4,000 @erloner. Sg
paa bette 9teo bill foa Sc ibenife
Srgantiationer opfgre 6eres 2on6s=
bp, ser bill 6effe ct Mreal at c. 5
Ncres.
Ser bill Ser blioe bu6t @ieiterne
alt, bba6 Ser itaar / Sorbin6elie
me0 ifmoinapiife 6%orlpiteIier og
l1noerboloning. Ser oil blibe SOL
feoanie, songere, 6ramatiite Sore
1til1inger al Mrtilter 6irefte fra
~biniioon %battnet", ipenife College
M%fniifbono, ipenife 8ebertninger>
Sen ber6n1te Sobn @ricfion l1bitil=
ling, populere ipenife 9ioleft=Sfue>
1pillere, Uplifting al ibenife &arer,
Ell flor Spbisning al iperif @onoe=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-06
lis meo 6ertil malet gnneri, ma
let at Mrel 2inoabI, amt iDenif

lis meo 6ertil rtaIet Soneri, ma.
let al glrel 2inoabl, FAINT iDerfl
Mfuiif.
monge al Stute1s ipenife Sang.
foreninger bill asitlere, og Ser bill
optre6e befien6te Ealere / Gor.
[bin6eIie mes Iepen6e 8iIIe6er, SET
|bifer Scener fra foriftelltge @gne
paa Sen ifan0inapiife &albg. Ser
bill ligeIeoes fon1r1e tilitebe flere
|Salere, al bptlfe @omiteen banber
at funa1e itfre iig Senator &nute
Melion, @a1oernbr Sobn 81. Sobn-
ion, St @1perner 9fn6 0. a.
On @~jen6ommeligbe6 be6 Sen
lbenife 2m16sbp, ser 1iffert bill. bin-
oe meget @ifal6, >er set @egiitre-
rings=SDitem, ser bill blibe arrua-
geret, iaale6es at alle 8eidgenbe
fan, og bill blipe a1mo6e6e berom,
%neoifribe 6ereS Mapne og nr1be-
ren6e &6resier, og Iigele6es 6eres
Sp6eite6 eller Sen 8ropins / &iem-
la16et, fra bbilfen Sc fommer. 8e-
npttelien al bette Spitem bill funne
'bi6rage til, at Suiin6er al Slegt-
hinge og @enner, font er eaoet
tobt for binanoen, bill funne gien-
finDe b%inan6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-06
st betp0ninssfmlbt %rbejoe.

Sen ii6lte Minneioto 2egislatur
bepilge0e $4,000 for ct Gi6srum al 2
slar til Greme al set Mrbeioe, JON
gjpreS al 0oirp 9ipiiion al Statens
=Station. Set fgr1te
Mrbeioe, ser bliper foretaget al 9ipi=
%lionen, CT Srgoniiationen al uGom
Setting Msiociations", Sen pigtige
Snititution, iom ri gientagne Congo
bar omtalt ber / 8la0et, og iom er
al 6onif O%prin0elie. S lit Siemlan0
fal0eS 6isie 6oreninger u&ontrol-
foreninger", og Sanfen bar fra Cant
marf ipreot Jig til neiten ollie
@feierilanoe / &er6en, ogiaa til Slime
rifa> bbor SEN er bragt / Mnpen6elie
/ torifiellige Stater, ferlt / @icbi=
gan. Ser / Staten er ser oprettet
nogle faa Soreninger al 6enne Mrt,
iom bar gipet ful6 Silfre6sltillelie,
og pe0 9airp 9ioiiions @ielp oil
Ser forbaobentlig mart blipe flere
al Dem.
gn erfaren @eieriman6 er olle=
reoe paa &eiier for at organiiere
laaoanne 6oreninger / Sc forifiellige
Meieri0iitrifter og gibe @%eile6ning /,
bporle6es Mrbei0et ifal giennemfpres.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-06

gn Ebmnerbnroler iGq1ll1tb
DanieI Carton, bar iagiegt en- Soto
graf / Sibbing peo Mapn Carl Gbie]
Ifor Gritatning af $4,000 for Sabe1
Iaf &uitruens &ierligbe6. Carton
boe6e / &ibbing, 6a Gbiel banot
Suitr11ens &ierligbe6, og ban flpt.
teoe til 9ulutb for at fomme bort
fra Sotografens Sn6flpoelie. Dg,
iaa 9biel er gift, og begge &uitruer
Tiger MI @filsmisie fra 0eres M9no.
- Ger 8orgerfrtgen ne0iatte e,
Mnn6 beo Nabn &a6er Zig / SEN
nepin County. 9an gift meb / &rt-
gen og fal0t paa 5lagmarfen / 1866.
Otter bans 800 gifteoe bans 8ror,
Sobn &a0er, fig me6 @nfen. San
blep ogiaa 6ormDn6er for benoes
ire Sgnner al fdrlte 9ggtefab, lom
traf &eniion, til 6e bleb mpn6ige.
|Da St~e6fa6eren oe6e> efterlo6 ban
ct itort $50, iom MI er for Sftfte~
retten / @rigbt County. 59nnerne
flyer, at Henitonen belgb fig til
$3.50, og at Sc life fit rogen Del al
SEN u6betalt. Mo6eren, font er moo
gpnnernes Mnipgning om l1n0erie-
gelie at @te6fa6erens 6ormpnoerifab
/ en- Marreffe al 40 Mar, tiger, at
@te6fa6eren CAB @ennerne @e1te og
2an6, og at set bar mere enc @o0t-
gigrelie for 8enltonspengene. @6n=
nerne poaitaar, at Sc fit 0isie Sing
for Mrbej6e paa Garmen. &en
ltoar ONT en- 80 Mcres Garm, iom
Ga6eren efterlo6 fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-06
BIanen ! fin MIminoeIigbeo er fgI

ge,1be::
&bert enfelt Meolem al Sorenin-
gen a%nifaffer Jig en- lille 5pringpngt
og SLATER til Spbeparing at iamleoe
&rgper al bper &oes Melf. gfspe-
riment 5tationen ifaffer ollie np0,
ben6ige 8lanfetter og iummerer &e,
iltltaterne op.
Malfen fra bper So beies en- Gong
bber ltge, og 8reper tages fra Mal-
fen for Sen iamle0e Eeit og 6o6eret
til bber So beregnes oberllagspis.
@eo Gn6en al Maaneoen bliper 6e
lamle6e &rgber teite6e, enten paa set
lofale Meieri eller paa Stationens
2aboratorium, og &egnifabet ien6es
til 0atrp Dtbtiion paa l1ntperiitets-
farmen.
&na 6enne Maaoe bill ser faces
9ieil1ltater, Ser er ttlltreffeligt n9i-
a9tige for alle profttffe Sormoal, og
set Wfeolem al 6orentngerne, Der
bar facet en- &opi at @egnifabet, bill
bore iitan0 til at be6gmme, boilfe
al bans &ger Ser giber bam 8rofit.
Sen eneite u6gift ban bar er at an
ifaffe 8egten og Glalferne.
Meirimnn6, ser fun6e gnife at op=
rette laa0anne Soreninger, bur6e ina=
relt in6gipe Duplication til 8rofeszr
lor 6. 8. &aecfer, l%1niperiitD Garm,
ct. Saul, Minn.
81 gn1fer at gipe bette &rbei6e Dor
barmeite Sillutntng og Mnbefa1ing.
Set er Sen 1ifreite W}aa6e at faa ct
grrn0igt &ienolfab til bpert enfelt
9pr / 8eletninger og om set beta=
Ter for Jig, og bette er en- Gag al
SEN p0erlte &igtigbe6 for .Meierifar=
meren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-06
On megttg 9nreton0l outage

= gn m9gttg 0Dretano, antage=
Zig Ell Glefanttano, er funoet I en-
San6grop tilligeme6 en- bel Del an
0re Sen al ltore 9Dr be6 8oDer
Miper ner 2ogan. .San6en er iefs
CONNER lang og bejer 4A Hun0.
@pis @enene biier Jig at tilbdre en-
glefant, mf9D 5 rs r0lutr6l fRpi
glefart, bill set blipe SEN fjer6e
Glefant, lom mani bar funOet / Snr.
til on County,.
- Souls Dubuque, lom ne6ltam.
mel fra Snlien Dubuque, gu.
buques Sitter, Sen fprite bpt0@
Gettler / Soma, er fommet til 9u-
buque. Set bar ct Silfel6e> at ian
fom, og life for6i fan nil0e lie Sen
@p, JOINT bans Sl0efars 8ro0er bap=
Sc anlagt. 0enne Dubuque er &of,
og be0 at fortelle ONT lin @lfitamn1ng
if ban en- goo stilling / @pen. @ar
flyer, at baa0e Sulien og banS 81
6efar bar fe6t / Secor, Canada, og
6enne Gn1buques Splter bor Der.
s IA Mar bor ban beret Sperfof
i @in6ior @otel / Secor. &an Ell
Sen eneite / 6amilien, joni life Ell
&elspnrfsbon6ler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-06

Dansk Sanatoriurn for Consumptives.
Insttuhonens Maal 81 at skate syge Landsmand ut Sted, hvor de kan nde
god at Coloados Knma. uden at udspte sig for OptrBkkeri. Huslagernes regel
m@ssige Beseg er til Padenternes fri Afbenytelse. Elekmisk Lys, Klokkr Babe
Solvarelser, Lggehal os, or till aadighed.
Almindehg Pis or $500 ugentig og betales Forskud. For n@rmere On
lysninger skriv til
EBEN-EZER BRUSH, COLO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-06
.Joma..

- MDrtle Strauber, en- treaartQ
Cater al Carl 5trauber / Mcflep |
Merbeoen al 9es Moines blep for-
le0en laa i9n0erflenget al Ell SEQ.
parD be6 Go1tntpu0ltillingen / &ocf=
nell Gitp, at Ser neres GrDgt for
ben6es 2ip. Sen lille Nige fom et
al GDreburel1e for 11er, og 0Dret
tog fat / ben0e og bore0e fine Sen=
ser / ben0es @als oa Mniigt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / Clinton.

Sberbcitprelie smpbet / Clinton.
6re0og Morgen 6en 30te Suli
iamle6es 9. g. 9. So Sberbe1tp=
relie / 9annepirfes Sal / Clinton.
Ser bar mg0t %fglgen0e @errer:
g. Sperprel 81. 0ablltrgm, So
cine, ISIS.
Sperprni. saul &osmusien ct.
&oul, Minn.
Gberprni. S. s. Mn6erien,
@onpnca, @iS.
Sberlefret9r @al6. SOBER, &ertb
NmboD, sc. s.
Sb%erfasierer Marcus 8oef, Mtn,
neapolis> Mtnn.
Spertilli0smen6 ST. Spltto>
Eortlan0, Oregon,
Eeter &oir, Clinton, ga. og
Sergen @onien, @ree1 @ap, isis.
Heter &air Bps 6e iamle6e Sel=
fommen poa u9annebirfe"s Gegne,
bborpao han oplei tie &rogrammet
for @j9lternes In0erbol6ning.
Sperprei. .&asmusien mo0tog iam=
ME. me0 Sat, bDorpaa man fired til
Mrbei6e me6 at telle @temmerne
for og imo6 tb11ngen MSi nrance, og
bbor, iom allere6e b%efien6t> tpungen
Assurance ban6t me0 en- lille Ma=
joritet al 10 Stemmer.
9erefter bebon0le6eS andre eager
al lt9rre eller min6re @igttgbe6;
81. a. be6toges Set, at 0perlngen
for gfterti0en ifal bore b%olt00en6e
Il iamme $50 iom SDerlefreteren for
at gigre S%n6lemmelien al npe Me6=
lemner mere efspe6tt.
Sm Mftenen bar SberbeltDrelier
49,
@ieiter al Scr. og @rs. s.. &uir,
6en fplgen6e @i60ag bos Scr. oQ
MerS. Simon &anie11 og til Suppe1
bos Mr. og Mrs. g. Gbueien. 8
Mellemti6en bleb Oberiefretere1s
og asierere11s @gger og @enge:
beldb un6eriggte og rebi6ere6e> oq
alt fan6tes fife alene / go6 Or6en.
men Eengene bnr bel og iiffer1
%anbragte. Set be6toges at onbrin:
ge p6erligere $4,000 / go6 Str
Hropertp. s sz5
Mg6ets Glou bar imut0lertio ser
al vGunr1epirfe"s %e11ergiife Mrronge=
mentsfomtte foranltalte0e v@mofer"
9eroag Mften / 5oreningens &oll.
Ser bar md0t mango Meiueifel
,.troos SEN ffreffelige @orme o.
one more0e fig ppperligt. Setter
Ibueien Bps @elfommen pg obergor
berpaa Hlooien iom Sr6itDter til
Setter &air (ogiaa fal6et f9re &c.
ter). Sperprel. &osmus len oobneoe
meo CIT Sale efterfl1lgt al @iceprp=
lioent Mn0eriel1> bporpoo @olo. Cor
nelins og 81. 9ob1itrenr gap Ell
lille @rmoreif e tilbe6ite. &nler al
5imon @anien, 90. Sberfelien, Ser.
lltf @onien og flere al Clinton,
iamt al 6en gbrige Sperbeitprelle
fnlgte S1ag / @1ag og ser bet.
ffeoe en- brilliant @temning. @r
oelifnt 2uncb ierpere0es al Sorenin-
gems Gamer, og Sc flpbenoe 8orer
al @omiteen Ga BET er en- raj
Semperance Stat> SEN Soma).
Set Ser more0e 6e Eillteoeppren.
oe melt bar imi6lertio s.. Sbne.
TENS Sertette. Gbneien bar Diri.
gent, og ban maaler 5 500 4 Som.
mer, meoens bans @ertette olle ba1
Mpno ODER 6 500 bpie rigtiq
@oroerb6ioe, font set bil6e gleoe
Gbr. Sbe at bape let. 6or life al
Sbneien ffuloe ie for lille 11o, fiji
ban en- Of Mprup tilienot v@acine
Simes" at itaa paa. De itore Oro,
iom 8la6et er ful6t al, bepeoe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-06
: &erbert s. Coolidge al g

.~~n@ts
= &erbert S. Coolidge al ga
Grosle bor mtitet begge tine 9ine /
to forifiellige l1lpffer. San er til
fien6t en- sfa0eseritatning al ST.
900; men set ler life u6 til, at fan
bill np0e go6t al Nengene. San Ell
nen1lig fun0en at bore iinosipg ion1
Tplge al oDerita6ig 8rug al beirut
1en6e 9riffe og er len6t til Men0ota
Mipl.
- &eter 81. Heterlon al Superior
bar begpn6t Gag moo @isconiin
Selepbone 60. San paaitaar, al
ban ufpigte @6it ito6 pes &ontoret ii!
Mcrtbern Guel 9of> ga en- Selefon=
peel ttlbpren0e &ompogntet falot pao
bam og foraariage0e parig 9fa0e
.paa bans &pgra0, Maffe og Sen.
San forlanger $4,000 / Sfa6eser-
it%atning.
- Gets NaSiagerer fom forrige
l1ge ombor6 / en 5porpogn / MsiI-
paufee pao Mabiion og &eeb 5treet,
og Be begDnOte at ifign0es me0 &on=
buftpren ON en- Sransfer. 9e lefs
Men0 greb tilii0it @on0uftgren oa
falte6e bam fra 8ognen ne6 paa So
! Sen. 9erfra fulgte Sc efter for al
fortiatte aampen. Men ber bite
&onoufteren Jig 6e iefs M9n6 oper-
legen, og ban ilog 0em operenoe
me0 peiretteoe 6lag, &atrolman<
McGinnis arreitereoe to at Man.
6ene paa 5te0et, og ienere a%rrelte-
re0e ban ire til; en- un6fom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-06

EET$IIENN
beore at fltnne babe @rammet pat
6e LANCE @egiitre, iiteoetfor Eaftito'
brrgte en- flor -Er9fglIe. 81 til
Iu6er % at giengibe Songen, 6el
|ipnges me6 Melo6ien uSarrigon"
&-a-smus-ien er &osm1sien
Set er pores Rrebe Brgii6ent,
|Og er ogiun 6en hi lite bar fol,
CLIENT
&=a,smus=ien CT ban
San er Man6 for fin Sat mar Sci
gieloer SammeniIutningen.
) &asmuSien set er bom.
Mn=6er- len er Mnoerie11
&an er @a6elmager i @isconitu
Seen er ogioa me6 / Msiurancen
Mn=6er-ien er ban
Naar man fienoer bam, ian fpler
man, at ban CT Sen, fom
NOT ifal faa
Mrbei6et igang.
9ab=llt=rsm er 9ublitrgm
San er noget fort be6 Muiiffen
Men Fan bar NOT ogioa fgIt Sri.
tiiffffen
0p / @acine 8p, bar ian fuot Sci
@p
San er Sen iom ffaI me6 naor
man ellers bill forngie fig,
9ablitrGm set er bam1.
&=al6 @=oDe CT @ober
San er Sen iom bar Sc flelte
29ier
Meen CT life oen Ser oltt6 ipgger
Sor noor set giel6er boreS @el
er bat oltt6 mes
Sores Gefreter far hi fer for6i
ban ct % allie ner
SOBER set er bam.
&c. @ans=ien ct &onien
San CT op fra Green 8aD,
@isconfin.
Sg ct Dor Sr1tltee / Msiuroncen
S=eLrgen @onien set er bom
S Dor &re0s er Fan Sen Iom. hi
baaber er Dor be6l tie Sen
@anien Set er bom.
M=a=rcns 8ocf ct Marcns 8ocf
San er Sen iom posl er bore
&enge
Meen fan bo16er Sem biit neppe
i. lange
M=arcns @ocf Ell fan
g 8eftprelien ct fan NOT Sen 81
fleite i9ger til / Ng6
Marcus 8ocf Set ct bom.
|G=b-2. @pli6 er Gbeo6or SpIi6
Ser ct nogel1 iom faI6er fam
@petofeI
Men Set er fn @bn6 for ser
StoffeI
Sor ban er iaa from Iom ct Gam
Set ifa1 ban Sfam ia
&on er Sen iom moo paste poo
Be ANDRE iaa Sc Ell Bier tobt
Sbea6or Spli6 set er bann.
MFSS-@=a=i-r set er @ere &eter
San er SEN ser foar Sc fleitf
8eter
Men ct ogiaa en- al Dor &oeter
San flyer st pnps to a6berttie,
oerfor bar fan lat
Sore @i9iter og os ale / Mpiien
for igaar
Set far Heter giort.
S<b=ni EN- set er &eter Sbni EN-
San CT 9trigent for os ioften
Men ban bar nof foot for Ii6t a
Gnften
S=b=1tien Set ct bores lille Manf
San er Sen iom itartet Bette 6ejligt
Gang &or
Sbnien set CT bam.
(&erl11f 8. &anien).
sllt / alt bar Set bpggelige Do
&c, iom 9annebtrfe fan bore Itol
al og @ieiterne glade be6.
minneiota.
The Washington bee., 1909-12-18

conferred upon the young army OfBser
was received with pleasure By kis
friends in this state.
Mr.. Heiberg was born in RushfegG
Mimi, "a years ago. He received
his education in the common and kigh
schools of La Crosse, Wis, Following
his graduation there he took the cen
petitive examination for entrance -
the Military Academy at West Petnt,
passing with highest hOnOTs, and Wa
appointed cadet in 1892. During hls
four years course in the academy he
stood we'll in his classes. and Wa
made corporal, sergeant, captain sAs
finally adjutant of the cadet cOrpa-a
coveted honor among the cadets.
On graduation from West Point A
1896 he was assigned as second H6z-
tenant of the Sixth cavalry, but sfte-
ward was transferred to the ThiyS
cavalry; with which regiment he re-
mained one year. He was transferT0z
later to the Sixth and was with UBcEe
Sans famous cavalry regiment Untk
he was promoted to the position O[
major of the scouts stationed on o.
regidor island in the Philippines.
Mr.. Heiberg has seen service in a.
Boxer campaign in China, the Porte
Rican campaign during the Spanish
American war, the miners troubles n
Idaho, and he commanded a deta1A-
ment of cavalry in Wyoming whez tAe
Ute Indians left their reservation ssV-
eral years ago.
The governors wife, who was Hiss
Anna Howell Dodge of WashiRgtoS,
and their three children, returns9
from the Philippines last fall because
tue climate of the tropics was tOs ~
ing on them.
The Washington bee., 1909-12-18
WITH UNEXPECTED ENDING
Story Contains All the Requisite De
tails Vet Seems TO Fail ef
Satisfaction.

The merciless heat made the pas
sengers gasp as the limited plowed its
way steadily across the western
plains. Dreary, monotOnous, was the
vista of sand scrub which greeted the
eyes Of the wearied travellers. To add
to their discomfort, above the muffied
roar of the train arose the continuous
wailing of a child. More than one
man cursed softly and sought refuge
in another caT-all, as it happened,
crowded. Finally a harsh-looking pas
senger spoke.
why don't you keep that brat
Quiet?" he snapped.
The mother, a fOrloTn-looking wo-
man clad in rusty black, looked pa.
thetically up at him. I'm trying to. %
she faltered. But, you see. the heat
and the long Journey"
A new expression stole over the
harsh-loOking passengers face. "Give
1t to me-" he said in a tone of marvel.
GUS gentleness; and the poor mother
placed the fCetful baby in his arms
Whereupon he threw the child out
Of the window.
Sold again!-Lippincott's.
The Washington bee., 1909-12-18
SEEKING OFFICE

There is a great deal to be
learned in politics. Prior to the
nomination and election OF Presi-
dent Taft the colored politicians
presumed that they would re-
ceive the plums in the event Of
the election of Mr.. Taft.
How sadly mistaken many Of
them have been. Not only are
many of them been ignored, but
they have been denied admission
at the White House. Many of
them are afraid to go to the
White House for fear of being
denied admission. The Office
seeker must either be accom-
panied by a senator or a repre-
sentative in Congress. There is
not a colored man in this coun-
try with sufficient influence or
temerity, who will go to the
White House and tell the Presi-
dent that nine millions or more
of colored Americans are dis
satisfied or displeased with his
Southern policy. Why is it, !?
Because many of the so-ca1led
colored representatives are can
didates for office and they are
afraid 70 go to the President and
tell him the truth of the condi-
tiOns OF the colored people in
this country. The colored
American doesen't seem to be
considered at all. He is not
consulted by party leaders, and
why? Because many of them
are too cowardly to talk.
The colored office seeker must
be indorsed by a powerful and
influential white man notwith-
standing the ten millions of peo-
pie he represents. Just think of
it! Ten millions of colored
Americans and not a representa-
tive in Congress.
Let the colored Office seeker
take a rest.
The Washington bee., 1909-12-18
SAMPLES of Air at Great Hsiobt..

Samples of air at height of nearly
nine miles have been recently OBJ
tanned and examined for the pres
ence of the rare gases. The collect
ing apparatus. carried by large bal
loon, is a series of vacuum tubes, each
drawn out to a fine point at one end.
At the desired height an electro-mag-
netic device, connected with each tube
and operated by a barometer. breaks
OF the point of the tube, admitting the
air. A few minutes later, a second
contact sends a current through q
platinum wire around the broken end,
melting the glass and sealing the
tube. All the samples obtained show
argon and neon, but no helium was
found in air from above six miles
The Washington bee., 1909-12-18
Pet Mispronunciations.

Have you ever noticed" asked the
teacher in English, that a great many
well-educated people persistently pro
nounce at least one word incorrectly!
1 know a college man who for some
mysterious reason always says tim.
odity" for timidity, and he drags this
oddity into almost every sentence he
speaks. Mrs. Smiths pet word is
"predujice," while Mrs. Jones can't
help saying "guijantic." Just listen
to them, and you'll hear the same peO.
pie repeating over and over such mis-
takes as prediction" "circutuous, "
"cupolo," etc. Some one must have
called their attention to it, 1 suppose,
but they have grown attached to their
way of pronOuncing, and don't like to
change"
The Washington bee., 1909-12-18
Curious Properties of Minerals.


Certain minerals exhibit the curi-
Gus optical property known as aster-
ism. That is to say, they show a star
shaped figure when light is reflected
from them, or transmitted through
them. This is seen, for example, in
the star stone, sort of sapphire, and
in the star ruby. A note in Knowl-
edge describes and figures the aster-
ism Of mica. The photograph of a
lamp taken through a plate of mica
shows a beautiful six-rayed star, with
six fainter radiations between. Out
wardly star mica resembles the ordi-
nary form and shows the same phe-
nomena under polarized light. When
examined under the microscope, how
ever, the star mica is found to con-
tain fine needles of another mineral,
and these are regularly arranged at
angles of 120 degrees. To these nee
dies the star seen by transmitted light
is due.
The Washington bee., 1909-12-18
XANDERS

Do you want Christmas bar
gains? If so, go to the best and
most reliable house in the city.
The best wines on the market.
The largest house in the country
for pure goods. Go to Xanders
now. Read his Christmas adver-
tisement in another column. You
need to have no fear of purChas-
ing impure goods.
The Washington bee., 1909-12-18
VILLAGE UNDER THE GROUND
Remarkable Community in Austrian
Poland Has Its Home In
Ancient Mine.

Deep in the salt mines OF the ham
let of Villiczka, in Austrian Poland,
some II miles from Cracow, lies a
veritable underground village which
dates away back to the days wheu
slaves first opened these mines in
1884 It is a busy subterranean hu-
man hive, all the buster in contrast
with the sleepy hamlet above. In fact,
all the life Of the settlement is con-
centrated below ground. The air is
clean and the temperature that ~
warm spring day. The center Of tb ,
mine is situated in a sort Of court
which forms a railway station. Here
all the railway lines which intersect
this huge mine meet Men and women
go above ground to do their market
ing, and meet in this court on their
return to gossip and compare their
bargains. Children play about in the
shade of the grottos and sail boats
in the cutters, running with salt wa
ter. These cutters were made hun
dreds Of years ago to get rid Of the
moisture which runs from the upper
floors of the mine, and lead down to
the very bottom, forming a huge salt
lake, the water of which is gradually
pumped OF and distilled to obtain
salt. So difficult and expensive is it
to light up the whole mine that visi-
tors must make up a party of at least
80 and pay various sums according to
their number. No less than 260 steps
lead down to the salt lake, and it is
there that the Chapel of st. Anthony
stands.
The Washington bee., 1909-12-18
The Austin House.

finest hotel between PittsbuTg and
Cleveland, but is also famous as the
home Of Stephen c. Foster at the
time that he wrote Way DoWA Upon
the Suwanee River" by far the most
popular of the many songs that he
wrote.
There are many people in Wares
who recall the sight of the man ln Ehs
streets, and not a few who knew him
personally and had been at bis rooms
in the Austin house TO hear him pgaz
on the violin and sing during a visit tS
this city with his daughter, Marion.
He had come here from New YORK
city to visit his sister, the mother q
Miss Henrietta CrOssman, the asxseSs.
The Washington bee., 1909-12-18
GROGAN

One of the greatest installment
houses in this city is that we'll
known establishment known as
Peter Grogan and Sons Com
pany. When readers sof The
Bee want Christmas present or
any household articles of furni-
ture, go to Grogan's. Mention
The Bee.