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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29
l1lDffc pco SfDbcbpelier.

ltnbcr ell SfD0eprclic nreo en- of
SC ltore 9oglooefanoner / Gortreis
Monroe, &irginio, / Gre6ags, i116traf
Sen. lllpffe, at Observation-Disclosures /
&anonen bleD lpr9ngt u6, boorpe6
II Ofano al &pltortilleriet orebtes,
0erof Sc s pao Gtebet, me6ens Sc
on0re 3 op0e ltrofs efter, me6ens 10
blep baar6t loorebe. s(ori iagen til
nlDffen ontageS at prre Oanneren
al en- negct br9n6bor @Qs &ono-
men peo Set foregaoenoe Stub, og 6e1t
npe &ruotlooning er blcpet lat in6 t
&ononen, fpr SEN @os bar fjernet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29
Donffe Stn6enteri a H.
aere til q m e T / t a :.

@onife 5tu6enteri a rs
gere til 81 nj RI t 6.
Otter at Stu6enteriangerne fra
9nno l1niberlitet og Ben norife Stll=
benterzSangforening 2ebet al De
li6lte baIbe Snes 9lar bor gieiet
slmerifo, far Ser gientagne @ange
beret u6talt &oab ON ogiaa at foa
ct 8el6g al sen 6anife 5tl16enter<
iongforening berobre, og efter bpao
Der me66eles 6e 6n1ffe 8Ia6e er Der
@aab om, at 0ette 9nife bill gaa |
SpfDl6elie til Hinie neite Mar. Set
er Ell gamn1eI 9fif, at 5tuoe11ter=
Sargforeningen be6 &igbenbapns
l1niberiitet foretager l16flugter til
banife GrobinsbDer Binien, og 1nan=
ge af 6isie bar ! Marerres Sob moo
toget oisie bejlt pelfomne 8ei6g, Ser
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29
9}cppltc paa Gn6a.

Sra @apono meo6ele5 Iirs6oa at
Ser / Fropinien Oricntc er n6bruot
Ell Nepolte, ser l1e!1e5 at pere sen
fprlte @egpnbelie til en- meget biot=
ltroft repolutionGr @epngelie. Set
er EN- @enerol sGiniet, ser mes ct
lille T6lge bor erflpret 9fepolte og
far toget Silflugt / ct @jerglan6 /
Ngrbeoen al Gl Ganep, bpor fan bli=
Der lforpt forfl1lgt al 9onomilits og
@nrnilonstropper. N2on re0 en6nt
life, bpao Ser ligger bag @epngeliett
eller bDilfe &rop Sc repolutionere
filler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29
Set amcrifamifc Mprb / 2pnopn.

2en omerifonife 2ege &amlep s.
Grtppen, ser n1istunfes for at bape
0rnbt lin @ultrlt / 9on0on, efteripges
poo Set ipriglte al 9on6on Yolttiet.
3ette bor p9ret poa forifiellige fal=
lfe Spor. Sooleoes mente 6et li6lte
l1ge me6 Sifferbeo, at @rippen pg
bons @liferin6e, Sc Nepe, bar Sp0-
europa, men bette bilte Jig life at fol-
Sc Stif. Set mener nu, at Mor0eren
er ornbor6 paa en- 9amper til Gona=
0a, o9 9eteftiper er ien0t 6ertil, lige=
lom set conabiife Eoliti er beororet
til at bol6e lfarp Sagt ober olle Eas-
logerer, ser goor ilono ser fra engel=
lfe Sceanbompere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29
Oemo6rQterneS Stats
R0nuenti0n.

&goor, Snrsoog, bolot liinneloto
Icalpfroter Stntafpnpention 9Min=
neupulis auditorium, rehtog Elot=
form pg npn1inereoe Stotsticfet.
S Motformen ubtoles en- lforp
&ritif oper Yapne=s slloricb Sorif=
lopcn ~ oper Erulibcrt 5oft, nc:
0cns &nnnrcsnonO @olnmpnD pg
SSlnlltrgcl1t= &nugrcsrnrnoene @in=
nelpto foor en- 5illioscrflrrirg.
Ter ll0toles 5illlutning til &onler=
potions= =5o1fcn pg onbefolcs 1 Mill
'Sfot til &eic og @roer. 9feb Scn=
inn til ln0croisningspricnet forlm1=
ges >Sommc1rlll lll1t11ing al 2onbsifoler=
nc pg Oprettelic al .&llrllts / s(gcr=
brig, @ltsflio pg 5usbol0ning ollc
6pj= og @ro0ifoler. Gnonioere frr=
pcs, at ser pe0 ntrlte Stotspol:l
ltenl1es pper cit s@nori11g til Soft
ltitl1tionen ion inoferer ,s,utiotip
og &efcren6un. SpprgSmoolet om
County Option herprcs olocles life
/ Motforr1cn.
Splgenoc aonbiooter npn1ilereocs
for Stotscnbe0crne:
@lmcrner:: Sp6u 9inb; Mi1nco=
polls.
&ice-@luernpr:: ~. 6. 1iftt, Song
Eroirie.
Stotsiefrettrr:: 1Sreo g. Ssohnlou,
9eelp ltlm.
Stotsfosierer:: CHARLES s. 2oo-
ncr, ct. Glou6.
sStotsolbitor:: :. S. Meigben,
Erelton.
General s(opofot: 5. &c. 6reenlon,
Slibia.
@ejeiterets Glerf:: sSreo 6. @beo=
ION, W(t11leQpDlaS.
S,Serrhone= =4on1islur: s. 6. Srocp
93pcbelter.
S5pjeltcrctsoon1n1erc: :. ..
O'9rien, ct. Saul, oa 81. $. S1'oip,
@il1ono, fra 1. SSon. 1911 g.. 6.
9rolpn, 9forris, og g. 6. @rom,1,
2l,perne, ira 1. San. 1912.
Sobn 2inb hlcp nolnil1eret elrltclu=
n1igt, lfjpnt bon poo lSnrbool1o ub=
trpffeligt bouoe froleoet Jig Noni=
notinncn pg crflrrct, at 6on life oil
Sc nro0toge SEN, ielp ON Nlotforlnen
fom til at inbebploc Sen Goru1tp Sp=
tion ~Monfe", ipn fan CT c,1 inrig
5il6Gnger of $5nn erflurcoc, at
fan life mere piloe oeltoge / Hpli=
tit. Otter at 9fpminotionen bar ifet,
blep SaSobn 2inb, ion1 for Sioen pp=
FOLDER ltn i @perett, s@oi6v telearo=
filf unoerrettet ON Bette, og fan gop,
ligeleoes pr. Selcgroi, Set Spor, at
fan life pil0e n1oOtoge Nominotip-
i1en.
Sc 0en1ofrotii tic 9eoere er enoml
ubisle ont, bporpiot 9ino pil foltbol=
Sc lit Mfffug. @nis fan life looer
Jig opertole, pi( Stots Central &o=
n1itee u0fpl6e &ofoncen, pg set pel1=
tes, at Mfapor @opnes al Mi1u,eo=
polls 0o bill blipe EortietS @uper=
npr=&un6i0ot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29
1t6iiatcrnc for 9liQrpoerne.

FrGli0entcn for 9felp g)orf @en-
tral 2inierne gS. s. @ro>pn, ser bar
Dgret pao en- &eiie @eit og geor6-
peltItaterne for at blipe fien6t me6
@eltl1oiigterne, opgiper, at oisie life
er ioa oaarlige, iom Sgrfen iful6e
gipe Mnleo11ing til at be11te. Mojsuo>
bpttet Soma og Mislouri pil blipe
paa Set nGrmelte nornolt, og i Min<
nelota, Sp0= og gtoro 0afota oil Ser
blipe ca. 60 psf. al en- normal Sort
bglt. 9paplen nil 0erill1o0 blipe min.
ore ems SO psf. al en- Miooelbelt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29
Sfppbranbc.

Sele li6lte ltge role0e pol6l lonrme
Sfobbron6e Sfopene / geor6peitens
Focific Stoter og 8ritiib Columbia.
9en anrette6e Sfa6e onIaoes til mel
lem AZ. og 6 @illioner Dollars,
piitnof nermere set li6ite Sal. Sra
Eortlon6, Ore, rneo6eles, at ser I
Staten er rnin6lt 2 8per gooet op I
6lammer, og ca. 80 Menneifer er
6ren6te tilo96e. Sber 400 Menne=
lfer bar miitet 6eres @iem, og ftore
Strefninger meb mango Millioner
SOD per6iful0t Spmmer ct afbrero-
te. Sinlibes Canada @ren6ien er set
ii9r @gnen ON Melion og / @oote-
mai Diltrittet at 8ranoene bar onret-
tet 96e1pggelier. Gaa begge Si6er
al @ren6ielinien mellem Canada og
oe 6or. stater, felt fra Buget @uno
ino til Safe 51perior, bar 8ran6ene
raiet meo Sen lterite 8ol6iombe6.
Sen uie6panlige Sgrfe bele CONNIE
rem igiennem bar giort Situationel1
mere eno alminoelig banifelig> oa
Sobet oeo Sfopbranoe paa begge @i-
Der @rpnlen bill iaar blipe set it6rite
for en- meget lang slorreffe. Sc
9fegnbDger, ser fal6t SIntninge1r
lof libite l16e, bar fl1n eipet nriolerti-
oig Sielp. :.
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9 q s 3 i Is i 8 I 0 .
II q 4.

Ssobn 81. Spbnion, Ser % slor
bopbe prret Morlnonbilfop Eronp,
l1tab, ct afgooet peo 9eben, S6 Aor
gannlel. Sam tor iflg. ~9ifuben"
fpbt 9i11bpeo, Seile Mn1t,. og fon til
sln1erifo 1854 meo iin 6o1nilie Eoa
Mciien opoe 2 cf bal1s 9prn 9iner=
pool. 97ejien fra @1rglano lfete mes
Seillfib til Seem Srleons, ser ira
n1eo 6lpooomper til Soma og pibere
1l1eo Sfseipolrb til Solt 2ofe Gitp.
@on por Ell nneget pirfiom @fono ng
por bl. a. 9ceoleln al 9proo0et i
Yropo. Sobnlpn efterlooer Jig 16
9ern, al bpilfe oe Is por pe0 bans
9p0sleje, ioi1t 5S @ernebprn og 33
9prnebprrs Sern, iolt 107 gfter=
fomn1ere, og S5 er 0p0e fdr barn.
slltioa bor hon iolt pnret Stomfaoer
til 142 g. fterfon1mere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29
81 re 5 inch 5 . s.

-
sSiplge Sc oonlfe @looe 9ie>p
Dorf er en- 2anoslnon0 meb bpj IL
ternr l160annelie, sllfre0 6lincb,
spn al Stifter.n al Sen befienote
Ilincb's 9llmonof / 0onnarf og lelp
en- Sis lt6giner al 0el1 lamme &alen=
Ser, ofgooet pe0 9e0en / Seem gorf,
bpor bon far peret aniot pe0 bet Of
fenlige 9ibliotbets &atalog=slfoe=
ling. @an par Stuoe1t fra 9orgrr=
bpbslfolen poo &riltiansbaDn og be=
bl1tereoe pes Set fgl. Sbeater, men
opgap Sbeaterlipet og faiteoe Jig oper
9iteratl1ren. S @egpn6elien af 80 9lo=
rene fom til 9lmerifa, bar en- Sio
onlat lom Sperletter for ct 9ipsos=
luronce=sellfab og 6eltog iioen / l1o=
eipelien al forlfiellige 2erica, inotil
ban fit Mnlettelle fom 8ibliotbefar.
@an on1toles iom en- bpit barnet
Mano, me6 betD6elig 2er6on, l9rlig
paa literart og iprogri9t Sell, og
bans bepore6e en- bornr &ierligbe6
til lit Te6relan6. @on efterlooer
Jig 4 8grn of bpilfe 2 9gtre er eif=
te Der / 2an6et n1e6 Mmerifanere og
en- Datter er gift / 9anmarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29

gjen>le>n YiioOeloloerelr jpn1 1Sp(ge al
2bslen, SpilesipSbeo pg national
9feornroigelie. S Set &aos og oen
6orpirrina JON fremfonnner pes
Sommenltprtning af cn ltor8pgning,
neo set brl1ote Sgn1u1er, Sc frufteoe
Gpiler, Sc ipnoerbrl1otc S9prlpinger,
lmpr intet lepen0e er hlepet tilboge,
lom .fon fprflorc sloriogen til l1lpf=
fen CT 9(orla9en ofte 6pllet / ct
uigienncnltrUngeligt 9fprfe. 9ettc
ginloer loalc0es on set itore 9iiges
Iolo. Soiitoriel1N6or oog pptegnet en-
heltenlt &ielrosajerlri1rg, ser er al til
ltrGffelig @ctpOning til at trnnge
olle anore slarlnger i @oggrunoe,1,
% Set er, at &omerrigets itore Mger=
brug bar 1ooet til en loooon 9pboe
al 6orfolo, at en- 9uibel al iaaet
&orn fl,n prooucereoe fire 811lbels /
@pitens Sis.
9fotionolt 6o[folo pil fplse sleer-
brneets 6orfol9 lige ioa iiffert JONI
Mprfe fpleer Splens 9feo9a,eg.
Soor jee opcrb brepet 6rcn1ltillin=
gen al oenne Sog?. far ieg 110mo=
let 6oren meo for lterfe 6orrer.
Stun0oom far leg frpgtet for Bette
AHen 10 oluorligere og grl1noigere jeg
far operneiet Sugen, oes mere oper,
bchii ct jeg blepeu ONT, at ieg llro<
rere far un0er- cleo operprroeret
oe,rs 8etpo11ing.
Set er npbpenoigt, at 9onfiererne
og be lebe1roe Mnno / &pmuner, lom
6opeologelig er cp6pggeoe og beboe0e
al Tormere, til bpen1 6ornerlre ben=
pelrOer Jig ON 9foaO og &eile0ni1g,
ioa pel iom on1 finatuiel @jGlp, font
mer til fulb 6orltaoelie al benne rig=
tige Sibe al bort rationale 9ip og
ocns @etp6nilrg for Dor Nations
6rentio, tbi oe er i en- Stilling, bpor
Sc fan ltoppe Sen ltdrite Snoflpbelie
poo sen ogeroprferl1e @cfolfning.
@euleo 6orraertles Opmnrflombeo
poo Sogen. llopeg for bom SEN 9fet=
ming bm1 h9r iplgc, naor bon 1fal
ful0fonlme iin 9prgerpligt, og naor
6on pil ltonptte Sc itoriloaeoe @el1lig<
beoer ior iorpgct &elltonb, joni oe11=
ne Netni1g le0ar til.
6prtrl Tormcrelr pg 6ormerel1s
Stn, at Sen 9ipSgierning iom lig=
ger for SEM, og ion Sc er oporog1re
til, CT blepet Set pigtiglte of olle
2ipsgicr1ringer Nerben, og at bpert
2ie olle &eroe11S 6olfellog bpiler
poo oen1 neo nngteligt @oab on, at
Sc pil giere 6eres Eligt og fulofon=
me oeres @ier1i11g ne6 Nlror pg fulo
6oritooelie al osre5 slnipor.
@engelom til lorn1ere CT fltlbt
poo i'm Eloos, Haer mon far Gisbeo
for, at Eengel1e Miper brugte me0
0n1tonfe og Efo1pnri, til 6ore9elie
al 6ormens Groouftionsepne peo
9rening og @eoi if11ing foroi oisie
Tremgongsmoo0er pil forooble Sat-
mems &nr6i, -. forboble &on1ltnens
&ellton0 og roor Sioen 0erttl font
nrer forooble S1,0ifrooene og forqge
ltobpttet al sen 8atrf, af bpilfen Yer=
gene er laa11te.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29
Narrimaus fSprmmc.

Ereli0ent ior M1,tl,ol 2iie Ss5nlu.
rance 60. 9fem Dorf, &eobo0p, Ser
par en- fortrolig Sen al Sen Sep.
tenrber flor ofoe0c Sernbonemagnot
@orrimon, ,bor pp9ipet, at 6enneS 2or.
mue pes bans 0a0 bar poa set ner.
melte II Millioner Collars. @ele
Tprnuen blep teitomenteret til @ar.
rilnons @nfe, bpis jltrioilfe &oniulent
Eeaborp far p9ret. Gornelius 8an=
oer6ilt efterlo0 fig pe6 lin 3p0 1917
Millioner Collars, ssap @oulo y
Millioner, Stemart &enne0p 70 Mil.
lioner og @enrp s. &ogers 36 Mil'
lioner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29

Songeren Garl1io fif / slmerifo
1000 Collars pr. sliten. 9ertil
fon11lrer Sc 100000 Collars, bon far
faoet al 6e amerifanife @rmlma=
pbonlelfaber for at ipnee oeres Sn=
ltrumetter, og e1r0nibere Sc rbDre
Summer, fan fit pe6 fine @j9itefore=
itillinger Dos Sc o111erifanife Milli=
ar09rer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29
Ira allr Kamtrr.
9iopo cugclif 6rriprcr.

Sra 2onoon u1eobeles li0jtc ltge, at
General Sir @illion1 8uttlcr, Ser
uomnrfebe Jig &rigen Spoofrifa
CT ofgooct reo Gp0ea, 72 slar CANT
mel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29
@nacnc 9cbs ipa.

Socinliltlcocrcn eugene g. 9ebs,
i lin Sio Yrriioent=&unoi6at pa9
Sen iocioliltiifc @olgieooel, far Ioot
Jig inolegge til 9e6on0ling paa 8rp=
orene siapo's @ppital &ocbelter,
:Qiinn. SeS1gen on0re eno 2egerne
fon foo elbgong til 6om. Ser meo-
.oeles intet ON 5pgoommens Mrt.
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st @e6crloa for %. S. 8rpam.

Ge0 9}ebrolfos 9er1ofroters @tats.
fonpention / @ran6 Sslon6 Etrs-
bags les u. S. 8rDon, ser / benbeo
20 9lar far ppret Hortiets oner=
fienote 2e6er / 9febroifa, ct Me6erlag,
ser paa set nermeite pil frotoge bon
Mogten: 8rpon er en- iprig County
Option Man0, me6ens MebrQlfQ De=
mofrater giennemgaoen6e er lte111te
for Sen al Sen li6lte 9egislatur i11o-
fgrte vGaglps" Soloon, 5. b. /. ti6-
Zig 2ufning al l1oifienfningsite6er.
Mf oe peo &onpentionen foreloae6e
&eiolutioner blep Sen al 8rDan frelr1-
iatte om County Option iorfo1tet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29
Ionlfe Sern bunc III II II !

y II y | u y u ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ 3"
tt q III e t fo
9et oonlfc lrafifnlilull lterilm ogter
til @iteraaret at ienoe to al Sc onnlte
Statsbaners gmbeosn1enO til &c
sSpre,reoe Stoter til lt60annelle #
al Observation-Disclosures beropre. @fo=
ltiningenipr @ibl % slsliitelt / Scrl1=
bonernes Notwithstanding Solerllp=
9Soulien er uolete til at foretagc &ej=
len.
9 onif @uniti II s II /
/ q M ia.
Siolte ltge oalme0es ct slftielel=
ifob 9felp Sort meo cit s(ftiefopitol
pao 10000 &rpner, bpis 6ormaol
er at irenne S11ofpriel al banif
&nrltinbl1itri slnnerifo, iarligt Zen
fol. Horcelloinsf fobrifs &orer. So
hrifens 9reftpr, 9olgos, far lplig
opbplot Jig @elp Dorf, og Set er a'1=
toge,ig Bette @elpg, Ser far gipet
Steoet til 9lftieiellfabets Sprettelie
ssipIoe ,Ionif= f=Nmerifaneren" er
Sellfobets Hreii0ent Gntreprenpr %.
6. Muoien Seem Oorf, og slomiral
&icbelieu ion1t 9irefter 0algos er
Sellfubets oonife 0eltagere. Selifo=
hets 9fopn er ,Gopenbogen Eorcel=
lain ans 9o1mib s(rts on6 Gratis
Gales grbibition".
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-20

His income was being absorbed. 4"
Muir continued. ''in supporting WON.
an be did not love. The testimony
will show that on Jan. 81 last, three
days before this crime was supposed
to have been committed, Crippen was
badly pinched for money. His wife's
physical presence was also an obsta-
Gle to his plans; il she could be elm.
mated her money and property would
enable him to support Miss Leneve
After his wife's disappearance, Grip
pen was forced to adopt campaign of
| Justification to account for her alb
sence and to prevent the suspicion of
murder from falling upon him. Among
| the ostensible reasons he gave for her
appearance was that she had fled to
America and Joined Bruce Miller. Mil
Ter was formerly an actor in this coun-
try with Belle Gilmore. but now In the
| real estate business in Chicago, Ills.
Mrs. Crippen did not flee to America
| to join Miller. Miller has been brought
here to prove he has not seen Belle
Gilmore since 1904. While he was tell.
ing these stories endeavoring to be,
smirch the character of the woman he
had already murdered Crippeu was
laying plans to flee, The remains
were found after Crippen's mysterious
flight and and 1t is significant that
| human remains should be found buried
under the house occupied alone by
the Crippens in which no person had
| lived after Crippen had disappeared
| and no one else had access to that
| cellar. No one but Crippen could
| have buried the human body there.
The fact that the body had been mu.
tilated and in the manner In which
ii was mutilated, proves the murder
was committed by physician with
great nnatomic knowledge and sur.
gieal skill Crippen is that man"
DENVER, Oct. 1s.-The Casady sen.
| ate railroad bill, with the rate-making
| clause stricken out, passed in the
| house yesterday afternoon by vote of
| 81 TO g. The senate last night accept.
| ed the house amendments to the bill
and 1t passed on third reading in both
| branches of the assembly today.
The special session viii adjourn sine
| die in few hours. The special ses.
sion has been in session seventy.one
days at an expense of approximately
| $1,000 1t has passed four of the plat.
| form pledges, two of which, the regis
tration and railroad bills are not sat
isfactory to the governing representa-.
| tiyes in the special session. The head
less ballot, the bank guarantee, the
anti-pass and the public utilities com.
mission bill were killed
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-20
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

Two New York brokerage firms fail.
ed Friday TO the tune OF over two
million dollars.
Nevada has clamped the lid on gam.
bling good and tight.
permanent lodge of *. P.s was
organized at Pennington last week
The new primary and law reelstra.
tion measure benefits the big mitt poll.
tlcians. And this is what Governor
shafroth called the legislators In extra
session for.
A bnrro on the track of the Santa
Fe near Roswell ~ NJ. derailing the
engine and several cars resulting in
the death of the fireman and badly
bruising the engineer. This happened
Sunday.
The American Red Cross society
has contributed 1000 toward the cost
of medical assistance and forest sery.
Ice employees all over the west are
raising by subscription among them.
selves $4,000.
fashionable New York women will
carry dolls about With them this win.
ter. The fad Is an importation from
Paris. where for a month, women have
been carrying large bisque dolls In the
salons at social occasions and on the
streets In automobiles. The first i'm.
portation of dolls to enable American
women to copy the curious Parisian
fad, arrived there ten days ago. They
were brought over by three fashion
able Flfth avenue establishments.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-20
HARDEST KIND OF work.

Society in the principal resort Of
the United States, Newport, has as
strenuous time in the summer as
in the winter. with the result that the
women who take part in all the 'func
tioDs" find their strength taxed to the
utmost. At four different dinners and
dances that followed alst week wom-
en- tainted, among them being Mrs
Elsie French Vanderbilt. recently d.
yorced from Albert Vanderbilt. These
women had worked" so assiduousiy
in trying to keep up with the events
that they had made themselves ill.,
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-20
|. N. STEVENS, THE
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
CONGRESSMAN.A ApGE

There are some disadvantages about
living In new and growing commu.
nifty: Now If Isaac N. Stevens were
running for congress in one of the
New England states his nelghbors
would know all about him and 1t
wouldn't be necessary to come to the
front and remind them of his claims
upon their suffrages. Twenty years
isn't much--in New England-but here
1t is different. and while we watch the
census returns with bursting pride
and congratulate ourselves upon the
nu,'ber of easterners VINO are headed
this way, we do not sufficiently take
into account how much these new.
comers need edu"attun In regard to
tac men and wtmen who have had n
hand in making the Colorado we know
and love.
The citizenship OF women, for with.
out the franchise women are inhabi.
tants rather than citizens, has had a
tremendous influence upon the life OF
the state. BY l. coincidence. 1t will
be seventeen years this election dny
since the election that granted the bal
lot to woman. and II women knew how
much Mr.. Stevens had don to secure
that result. they would be glad OF this
tardy opportunity 10 give him their
suffrages. He gave money, and money
was 30 scarce In 1893 that the dollar
that changed hands In the morning
transactions In the course OF the day;
not only that ne went with one ut
least of the suffrage organizers, who
was on the verge OF despair. and took
her from office to office among his
friends. By noon she had nearly 5000
and In all Mr. Stevens helped her raise
5000. And the women had less than
sl,lO0 for their whole campaign coy
ering the entire state.
Besides money he gave time, which
Is money In another form. He made
speeches, he wrote letters and ar
tiolos; he advised, and when the vie
Tory was won ne Jubilated. What Is
more, he kept up the good work ever
since. For ten years he has been
the owner OF great state paper, and
his editorial columns have ever been
unstinted In their praise of the good
work OF women. and first to come to
their defense when they have been as.
sailed by the stupid. the ignorant or
the vicious who delight in maligning
the womanhood OF the nation.
Seventeen years Is long enough so
that some women have forgotten; a
generation that were In school have
had time to grow up, and many thou.
sands OF women have come 10 the
state. Therefore, lest we forges. and
forgetting prove ungrateful. this word
in season is spoken.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-20
LA PLATA CHAPTER NO. SO
EASTERN STAR CONSTITUTED

The Masonic hall in the Century
building was filled Monday evening by
large gathering of members OF the
local chapter of the Eastern Star. and
visiting members of the order. to witt
ness the constitution of the chapter
and the installation ceremonies.
Worthy Grand Matron Jennie A.
Vidal of Holly. Colo, performed the
impressive ceremony of comforting the
charter upon the new chapter, and for
maliy constituted the same. The
worthy grand matron also conducted
the Installation ceremonies in which
she was assisted by Miss Edith b. NJ.
Young as grand marshal. The follow.
Ing ofiicers-elect for La Plata chapter
No. SO, order of the Eastern Star,
for the ensuing year. were installed:
Worthy Matron-Sister Ella M. Me-
Holland.
Worthy Patron-Hrother Willard A.
Libby.
Associate Matron-sister sallle e.
Springer
Secretary-Brother Glenn A. scou.
ton.
Recommendations John #. Melton.
Conductress-Siste Minnie b. Lowe.
Associate Conductress-Siste Susan
H. Melton.
Chaplain--SisterF Frances A. Oalses.
organist-Slster Julia A. Wynn.
TOD. ~
Ruth-sister Nettie NJ. Buchanan.
Esther--Sistcr Mary Perrung.
Martha-Sister Clara II. Bradford
Electa- Sister Martha Il. Adams.
Warder-Slster Mary f. Preston.
Sentinel--Brother Willis A. Reese.
The worthy grand matron was for
mally welcomed by the new officers
and inspected the initiation ceremony
and secret work In an address, which
was both helpful and inspiring. she
expressed herself gratifed with con
ditions and gave suggestions that II put
Into practice by the listening mem.
bers. will be of individual and gem
eral beneflt.
Alter the closing OF the chapter, the
members and number OF invited
| guests repaired to the banquet hall
where an elaborate repast was served,
to which the guests did ample Justice
The tables were beautifully decorated
with flowers. The committee in charge
OF the refreshments covered them
selves with glory not only for tha ay-
cellence OF the food. but also for the
speed and skill with which so many
persons were served. After the ban
quet the members repaired to the
lodge room where a pleasant half
hour was spent In music.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-20

glemann spruce cones have been col
lected this fail on the Rio Grande for
est, mostly by rangers The seed Is
being extracted and will be used In
tree planting on old burns.
The best advertisement Grand juno
ton could have OF It's rapid growth
the energy. enterprise and prosperity
OF the community. is found in the lib
orally patronized columns of its local
press.
Mayor Fugard of Pueblo declares,
while visiting in Los Angeles. tha,
Never again will the roulette wheels
spin in Pueblo" The roulette wheel
takes the coin from all who lay. And
the private whoel is the most dan.
gerous of all.
Judge Hallett is out In statement
to the effect that initiative and ref.
erendum constitutional amendment
cannot be voted on this fall owing
to lack of time and not being publish.
ed in the session laws. Simply more
bunglins on the part OF the Shafroth
crowd for political advantage.
So heavy are the yields of fruit on
the Western slope this year that both
the Denver a. Rio Grande and Colo.
rado Midland have been compelled TO
borrow heavily OF the rolling stock OF
other roads in order to handle the
tonnage. The Rio Grande also has
borrowed four mogul locomotives.