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The sun., 1910-11-02

Impartial Biexraphy % Frederick shs
Great said to he Well Advanced.

Special Cibis Dsspdfeh 10 THE srS.
BERLIN. Nov. lit 10 reported that q
considerable part Of the biography Of
Frederick the Great. which the Kaiser
is understood to be writing. is already
completed. The Kaiser Is credited with
treating his subject with strict Impair
tiality notwithstanding his enthusiastic
admiration for his ancestor.
One evidence Of this 10 his whole hearted
condemnation OF Frederick infidelity
and his enthusiasm for voltaire. Tho
Kaiser is said TO contemplate a series
OF visits 60 all Of Fsederick's battle6elds
before completing the work.
The sun., 1910-11-02
WELLESLEY GIRL ELOPES.
Goes Over TO New Hampshire 10 Marry q
Bankers Son.

BosroS. Nov. i.-lsourin Seth Ulman.
aged 70. son Of Seth A. Ulman, Lynn
banker. and Miss Madelaine Powers. the
seventeen -year-old daughter OF Frank II.
Powers OF San Francisco. q student AZ
Wellesley. ran away 10 Nashua, y. H..
to-day and were married. They then
hurried away on a honeymoon to the
Pacific coast To receive the forgiveness
OF the brides parents.
Young Ulman told the clergyman that
they were going first to Butte. Mon -.
and then to the brides parents in San
Francisco. He said that he intended to
20 into the banking business in the West.
The sun., 1910-11-02
s.J.OOO FOR BROKEN PROMISE.
v oman Pro, - to jury That shc Gave Ip
Mach TO Prepare for Marriage.

SIorx Falls. y. D.. Nov. IA Federal
court jury in the case of Miss Fila r /.
BAY OF Menominee. Mich. against James
n. Sanborn. a banker Of Pukwana. =. ID. e.
ret turned verdict to-day awarding the
plaintiff damages Of s2s 600 for breach
of promise.
Miss Bay maintained rhas she had
turned down a 5000 place a. cashier
OF a Michigan hank which was offered
to her because her fance. San born. did
not want her to work any more. She
also alleges that she had intsrceded for
San horn with an aunt who had threat
ened to diSinherit him and that AZ
result Of her lsbors the woman left o
will bequeat hing 10 Sanborn go. 900 Of her
estate
The sun., 1910-11-02
.J,rk JOHNSON AGAINST y. ~
VII, Address the nstrsi C0isrrd Dr,noc-
rary on the tsrown~Nilsr Annsr

Jack Johnson arrived here from Chica 20
las' night for tn" purpose Of being present
to speak a. the open air mass meet ing I @
be h-sd by Edward I.a. under the auspices
oi the United Color-d Democracy The
meeting will b~ held to-nigh, az Sixty-
second stree: and Am-f erdarn avenue
The colored champion vii. speak again-,
Col Roosevelt in connection with the
Brownsville affair in regard TO The negro
soldiers.
His topic Is Roosevelt was not present
20 help the color.d race AZ the Browns
vile affair. now We aren't he. - help
Ro J-syei,
The sun., 1910-11-02
ALDERMEN NAVE A CLOWN
VIVA Drops snecsiag Powder white The
Beard ls tegtsiating.

A, the Aldermen's meeting yesterday
some one dropped on che floor In one Of the
corners Of the room some Chinese snaes-
ing powder as 1t is called. For q few
minutes the members seated in that quar-
ter OF the chamber had a bad attack Of
sneezing. but a couple Of open windows
soon relieved them IL was pretty well
known who scattered the snuh on the
door He was an Alderman who has
played practical Jokes before at meetings
Of the board.
The sun., 1910-11-02
tITO RACER KILLED.
I.i,inssisB='s ;ssat; s-Tzs=s:-ss .e:..se ss.ssn.
Prartsrc spin.

ATLANTA. Noy. While spinning
around the Atlanta Speedway in a prMc-
tics jaunt at q % miles an hour clip the
National racer entered in tho local meet
and piloted by Al Livingstone splinfered
tho right rear wheel. careened and threw
IN. dri, ~ from the seat Livingstone was
picked up unconscious and hurried 10 ,he
Grady Hospital. wher. he died IN a few
hours The front of his skull was crushed
Mrs Livingstone. the pilots mother.
and Miss Livingstone. his sister. were at
hrs bedside Livingstone was from Cali
fornia and was considared ono ~ the most
daring drivers in the country
The sun., 1910-11-02
NIGHT tOgRT MOVgS.
<s Heat In Sorh vile court sUiidips
TDsrsbs substitutrd.

Magistrate Appleton moved 'be nigh:
court last night from East Fifty seventh
street TO the Tonhs court room There
was mo heat in the uptown building night
before last and the Court decided to have
a change Chief Magistrate McAdOO vas
A greesble and the orders wers issued
The sun., 1910-11-02
ss-Go, Taylor 10 sisit hen tucky

PApucAB. Ky. Nov. Former Gov
ernor W = Taylor will b. AZ Morgsntown.
his old home. next Saturday for tho closing
Republican rally " will be- his first visit
20 kentucky since The assassination Of
dow GO@bel
The sun., 1910-11-02

OIIrs - .rb~f Iie tIa seaboarc Ar Line rs ~
- y ~ SRt sanah :, - ererviys SOS
Eir~rrtc ligh;rl sieep~r> neat noDn. Once lisa
DNEy cor. 5slh SL-AsS.
The sun., 1910-11-02

AUTOMOBILE RACES. SAVANNAH.
Coast Line 1878 ID way. Ph0ns 1890 Y Madisun.-Afv.
The sun., 1910-11-02

isDNDs a sJtBt d tERgIFhAIES
In xras e1 and printed by COTlieS. Macy \ Co:
Ine.. W JVhn street. EstAblishcd ISS7.-Aas.
The sun., 1910-11-02

Rss,Aursn, 81 LuGr 10 I. Payk ria~-
kkcelIsnI hustr. line Cuisine Music .--.Igr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
Salt os @ngbes.

Ser bor i SEN ie11ere Sis ippnlig
pnret bentpbet til @upernpr @ugbe3
al SEEM Dorf iom Salts Mo5fanoi=
sat for Momi11ation for republican,
MISREPRESENTATION. Otter en- Sale,
iom Erniioent Gait bolot / Seem Dorf
Mepllblicon GLIB pe6 Ell 8anfet poo
9incoln=Gagen / 9proogs, % iom be-
iporeoes 81. a. al @uperner S11gbes,
of benanc, ogtcr @ugbes life at i9ge
be1,ne llomerfelie. Erel ioenten for
ipareoe / ii1 Sale Sen 2ogipni11g, Ser
allereoc moer bans Gmbeosferelie
bopoe fun0et Ste0 % bepoe6e, at SEN
bar / fl,lo 0~percnsitemnelie meo
Nartiets Nlatform, og ban erflareoe,
at Eapne=Mlortcb Gololoben par SEN
beoite, Ser nogeniin6e bab6e peret
gibet / Sc 6orenebe Stoter. Mngoa=
en0e Nnti=Srujt 2opgipning bep6eoe
ban at ifjgnt 2~opforllaget ON fe6e=
raj Snforporotion al Srl,its lite net
rp bar ct 9e0 al Elatformen> iaa or=
loa ban sen for ful6t uo fonititutio=
mel co mnbeioleSe Geotagelie al Gor=
ifogct. Otter Hrn1ioentens Sale fit
@l,9bes Srbet % u6taIte fin ful6e
Sililutning til Er9lioenteu iamt on
befaIeoe Eartiet at fpIge bans &C.
oelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18

6emte for politiife 6orbrpoelier, mao
perc &i0ne til beruieoe Sol6oters
o9 proltituereOe apin0ers Srgier.
Nfaor Sc 9eportcreoe CT onton1ne til
oercs ~9eitcmmelieslte0, fuar Sc bper
Maaneo uobetolt 5 &r. og oesuoeN
GO &r. oorlig / NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
relle. Men ga Sc fleite bperfen bar
@erftsi eller forltaar Jig poa 2ono=
brig, far SC / &egelen inge,1 al,oeu
lt0nci eno gonlfe l%o11giomt at lutte
libel.
Site mill0re oprprenoe er 9e=
bonolingcn cf Sc l%toffels @enoer,
iom life fan betole oeres Sfatter /
rettc Sis, oftelt poa @runo al @is=
puflt. Scr ,1oin,oes oo Stroffects-
petitioner, Misbouolinger .finoer
SteO / flor Still, og 8pn0erne maa
bore tofnellun1elige, bpiS Sc ilipper
6erfra meo 9ipet og Ell Slul1lc 2es=
pre- / @ebolo. Sc n0ponteoe &arcr
iGttes laa til N(uftion, men / &cgele11
mpoer Ser life onore @jpbere enb
stroffcefspe0itioncns 0ffieerer. pg
Solooter, iom for cit elf foor Jig
&arer1e tilllaoe0e.
Men set faar bore nof meo 0isie
@fse1npler = Sfiloringerne ct ale
prugeoc al CIT neiten ubpggelig Chs
formigbeo. SIDE op og SIDE neo
Ice er man ON al 0erne G(eu6tgbco
% lfllcr l,eo / cit en6elps &9ffe Mf>
gulnoc, Sen c1rc 0pbere % mere grl1-
opnGffen6c ems Sen amen.
&ropotfin en0er fine Sfil0ringer
nleb oisie Sro: Otter at CIT ltn6er=
ltrpn1 al o%r1u>liieret 9ieattion bar re-
ol'reret Sc / Mauifeltet al 80. Otto
Der 1905 bpjtioelig proflomereoe po=
litilfe &ettigbe0er til Set rene intet,
regierer &noielsberreog>nmet / &l1s=
lano. Gettc p%oloipmnre lln0ertrpf,
felies -Spitcm bor ieg foriegt at
frenitille lanot pg 11iminfet. Seq far
giort init beoite for at ln0gaa enbDer
0perbriuelie, pg 6og CT 8illeoerne
iao frpgtelige, at Sc fan roffe ems
Sro poo, at Menneifebeben gaar
fren1no."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18

ore 2on0e, tpr bel il1yen nGgte. Ser
lnocspiies / ale oisle 9areanitaltec
/ Sag, lor1 Sc oller fGrreite al De
Stl,oercnoe foor Srl,g for u0e / 81
BET. Men bette er life oct afgipren=
Sc / ncnrle Sag. @ppr n1pget al bpao
Scr lures / eli Sfole faor egenlig
2rrlinucn oirette 9rl.g for / lit 2ius=
pirfc? % ong bar man iffe Set til
at lige, at alt, iom goar 1t0 oper Set
te, CT ipilot. Get or life olenc oes'
Elm,teurril,g, iou1 tinoes / Soroen,
Ser freu1bril1ger en fl,l0t llOpiflet
Elol,tc, n1cl1 set CT set lonlleoe Spill
al Maturfruiter, lpn1 orbeiocr iom=
men, Ser nipr Sen fulofoinmc,. Foo
fannie Miuooc n1eo Mcnnelfelipet.
So ficrc Strait % &lluoltobsfil0cr
set Ian pic al, lelp on Oislc pfte fan
lpnc: uuul cnligc, bcs ltprre CT Ml1=
ligbcbeu ipr. at allie Gpl1er fol1 font
nc til llouifling % Sen bpielte @rob
al Gpgtigbeo, pgloo rent faglig, fan
pplloocs. ut Scr loo ipiloes ,oget
pco &cjsn % moolfc m1cget fuloer
pou Stu1grlm0 fprrilgcr fife Ser
oieu al CT ollioig ltoonmelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
6 II q tpife @ittia
Dc6Sblaoc?

Sen tpife @ittigbe0spresie piier
itooig flor &eipcftlpsbeo / lin 0mta>
1e at uoenriglf politiife 8egipenbe=
Ser og &erione 1. rSimplicisiim1s"
onoifabsful6e Nono trn1t9er mere o.
mere igienne1r paa oette Omraaoe.
Men bette er life rigtigt l1oget for Sc
bel oiiciplinereoe og forrcfte SDifere.
S Sen iioitc Sio bar @ittigbeosblooe=
ne / Nnleonif g al Serrcr-saem ia
ret poerit badrot frem mos sponien
og Sen ipanis &onge perionlig. %
officielle %Alpprsblo0e or MI beg9not
at ifripe ONT at @itttgbeosapiiernc
boiler pao al poelrgge al uoenlonoif
Spmpatbi f1t SpifIano og at mai
giere Soriga paa at inofdre. en- eller
an0en Slags| Gcniur operfor oeres
8ebonoling df %1toenrigife M%nligaen=
Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
IrcmtiScm: &mlfurigning.

st al SC Sfremmebilleoer, JONI
bore Cages acknowledgements"
meo ltsrlt 6orfierligbeo bar benyt-
tet til at illuitrere Sen Glenoigbeo
fpmur1eiloe Slugtcr gaor ianpoe, Ell
Oct, at @ullngene oil blipe uotglnte
2gbet Al Ell fprbolo:pi: n9r 6ren1=
tio - ct %alnoreoe Nur iUtteS JONI
Den aller poerl tie Iriit. Oct enelte
@n>emiooey mon foll giue ((oligt til.
ncor oelllle Nnlomitet inotrnfer, CT
&aabet ON, at ser mulig in0en Sen
Si0 fa1 Ii1oes ct eller an0et grltat-
ningsmiooel, joni fan gigre Nflopne1
al &11l mtuore fpleligt. Otter bpao
@looet vSecbnical @orl0" meo0eler
er bette @ooemiooel ollereoe iu11oet,
% Oct pil ilaa til for Cit 11operl fueli9
Srerntio. Sette Gritatningsmi0oel
ct - &ul. Geru1eo bunger SET
iaale0eS ianullel1, ut Gegicringen5
Geological Surrey" / Sc tire lio1te
Mar for anitillet llnoeripgelier al
alt offentligt 9o1o ior at ofgipre,
boor nreget al settle / &irfeligbeoel1
bar &%',l,tn6erlag. % oisie far pitt
at / Sc 8 Gtoter, JONI %pro0ucerer Set
melte a11l, er ser aullug, bpis Gfsi-
items ingen one0e !or Blot 2 Mar
iiben. 9iotil er Ser / @ponting, Go
Ioraoo, lltab og Mo,ttano flasiifice=
ret 81 Millioner Acres 9ano mes
&ulumSerlog, % efter buao Scr trent
goor 81 Sc foretague l(nocrlggelier
Iigger ser eno1ru 2,40O @illipner
Sons Sail UNDER DC Jor. Stater %
benter pua at bltbe tnget / @rl1g. Me=
get al bette Sui ct al torpelig &pa-
1itet, men set er 81tl % pil peo Sc
rette 8rugsmetbeoer funre gieres
belt no onpenoelist / Suoultriens
Sieneite. Sen Sio CT life lao oper=
moa6e fiern, at Nntbracitfullene blep
'anfd for at bore ubrugdi9e, og Sc
sbleo fprit taget / Nnuea,oelie mol1ge
Mar efter at Sc blep fienot. Moget
It9nenoe tom pe>1tes at b(ipe Si(fql=
BET meo Be npf1n6ne Sui. So noar
BERTH fornmer, at n1al1 antagelig /
Gremtibe1 pil gigre &ouierpations=
Soeen mere gi9l0enoe i l1onpttelien
al &uleierne, ler 6remtiocn maaife
er46a life loa merf l0 / @rpn0ieIs<
ipbrgsmaalet, iom mango rar tiIhpje=
Iige til at fro.
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st Ingrcb paa ubcu bsjcre ltnScr=
Disninq".

Gbicogo Millioneren &icboro s.
Crane far / oisie Gage u0gipet en-
BOG, / builfcr fan pao Set froftiglte
6rager tilielts imoo Sen laafal6tc
~bpiere llnoerpis1i,1g", 5. b. i. Sen
l106annelie, JON gipes / Colleges,
nntperliteter og liguenoe 9ereanjtol=
ter. Mr. Crane life blot f%rofien0er
bent al 8etp0ni11g i l10oonnelie al
Men6, ser ifal lpie OWoper i 6et
profttife 2ip, men tiger, at Sc er
nerre EMO ilet intet, og at Sc 100
Mill. Collars, iom 0el1lpe l%1noerbis=
ming aarlig foiter, boeitaoelig faites
bort til @fa0e for 6olf og 2on6. 9et
er ierligt ll0oannellen al Sngenib=
rer og Ngerbrugsifolerne, iom Scr.
&rane angriber. Tor Sl,genidrers
ge6fommenoe folter Set 2on0et fra
$4,000 til $4,000 at n0oanne cit
pfrfelig babil S'leenisr, og bea6
agerbrugsifolernc augour anf6rer
ban 1om Gfsenpel Sen / @isconlin,
ON bbilfen bau Tiger, at bpis Sen /
bet bele Dor bopt npge,1 Su0flpoelie
boa Statel1s &or1toprfning, iaa er
oct at forringe Sen.
Sil6els bar Scr. Crane lifert Met,
men ogiaa fltn tilods. ut set bpie-
re Sfolepelm / Mnterifa far fine
Ma1gler, iaa bel ipm Set / ollie an=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
S Set vt6rre" Moi11e CT ser til

S Set vtgrre" Mai1e ct ser ill.,
ltaaet 1928 5filsmiSler for Druf-
fenifab fra 1887 til 1906. Moine
bar babt 6orbu0 moo 5piritltoia-
Srafifen / mere ems 60 Mar. Set
"terre" &anias far tilltaaet 4,086
5filsmisier for 9rr1ftenifab fra
1887 til 1906. &onios far peret
vtgr" / 80 Mor.
Moor man tager Sfilsmisler poa
@run6 at Druffenifob, / Sorbolo
til 5filsmtsier al allie Moriager,
finder man Sem at bore / set vter-
re" Matne 20.2 &rocent, / set vtgr.
re re" &anios 3.5 Hrocent, og / set
ubaa6e" Mtcbtgon "a Erocent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
~ cnneifet ipaar, men

Gem / Gnglcn0 iterft u6breote
S~paooomsfalen0er uOl6 Moore"
pao bpis Yrofetier enbper @iennem-
Units = gnglGnOer tror, er u6fom-
men for 252. Gang!
6orboabenli9 gaor ga1nle @oores
Spaaoomme for 1910 lite be6re /
Spfploelie e1o BEN fgr1te at Sem, tbi
Sc er I So1obeb life n1eget lpiteltee.
9llereoe SSor1,ar Moaneo begun
Ser meo ct baorot Slag for Gnglono,
nenrlig Song golpor0s $40! Sen
in6trof ga life.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
Ma . 5 e + e II.

Sc fleite Menneifer er blepne til,
:bbao oereS Mpoer bar gjort 6en1 til.
@n Mooer for oerfor ct itort s(11.
ipar, lelp ON bum bsrer til Sc aIlcr
ringclte iblnpot Menneifer. Som
@artneren, Iaaleoes Sapen, lom 800
lonleocs Ianrilicn.
81 faar aloria ell be0re slagt al
Mn11o, bliper Mgorcne life beore.
Spurgeon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18

Garter De pore Gonmarfsefterret.
ninger, pil Sc fdlge beore meo 6or.
bolsene' 1ienpne enc bpis 0e abon.
l1crcr paa lbget an0et enfelt 6an(
eller oauif-a a.crifonif 8[a6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18

McSens vi furtietter mes at lpiic
nforopjelig Mao, inbfinoer ser lia
6orltoppelie. Or. Mleguit abni9s
9ambnrger 9raaber er ct ipecielt
Miooel inloo oenne Silitano, Sc ei-
Der ltrofs 2inoring % %fjcrner Mor-
'aaen, Der let foraoriager naarliat
@elhre6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
g6Spe0itioner
Gn frauif CT b%jemfummcn, CIT ameri=
fanif ital m%bicnoes.

WliltrtinlltrCt Ft0rp $ SpNlytl]C
al Moropoleu bur giuet bans 2onos=
nlrnO Sruug poo Eolurlportcn. Get
rationale aepgrufilfe Sellfab lmr ito
lte l(ge paa ct Mpoc / Ncm gorf pes
togct. at ser lfol uol cr1oeS en- GrpeOi=
tipl1, bpis 6prn1aol CT ut 11oo Sp0=
pplell, u11orr Uorll0iUtning a. at Ser
fau laHnles %tilltrrifeligc Mibler til
ltorlilelien, builfet ser ueppe fan
bore Spipl . nmil lptfes. Elonc,1
guar l1rrlnrl l,0 pua. at grpeOitio=
ner itol rurr ell 6prtiuttelie al So
u1uuour Yeorp's Mproppls furo, ibc1
man nil be,rptte bors Sfib uMppl e=
petit, og Stibet* Torer poo &oro-
polfrr0en, &optein Bartlett, lfal
bore GrprOitipnu1S 2eoer. Eearp
lelu ogter life at gna mes pao 5rrrll
= BON bar oltu9clig faat tilltrntte=
ligt al Yolarlip til at tilfreDsltille
bam for Heiten uf 9ipet = men bo!1
bur l10tult lin il1loe Sililutnir1g til
Sonfcl1. E$eorp &ll1hben / Nelp Dorf,
Ser bar llorlltet l)nl1s tioliyere 81
petitioner, pcntes at pile 0ipe So
gen i'm stptte.
Set geogrufiife Selifub allgipcr
ipnu Set egc1lige Iorll1aal for grpe=
oitione,l, at Ser lful foretages @ap=
moeriageIler % magrctilfc % me-
tecroipgiife Sbierpotioner / ggncn
ON Goats 9ono, % at Spoagellen al
Ynleu f1ln er al u%noerorouet 8etpo,
ming . Sra Gnglal1o pil Ser iantioig
blipe uoienot cit expedition til Sc
lp0lige a%rftilfe Megioner u10cr &C.
belle al &apte]n Mpbert g. Scott, %
Nmerifonernc lfpu0er Jig at ioriifre,
at 0eres expedition paa ingen Moo=
Sc lfal fpntl,rrcre meo Scptt's, Ser
ifal onerpiutre c. 1,SOO Mile fra Sen
al1erifani IT, pan ia1nl,1e 9rco6e9rab,
og 6e TO Grpeoitioners Sbierpationer
pcntes at trume iupplerc hinonoen
paa ell beloig Moobe.
gn franif Spopolserpeoition l,l,-
Ser Gr. S. 90. Gbarcot, ser oigif fra
Gronfrige / M,,9uit 1908, fom iioite
nge hlbage ira Holarlon0er1e til
E,nta Mrene / Mogcllm=Streoet
Genne expedition tom itfe loo langt
frem lom SEN engelife Grpe0ition 1,l1=
Ser 2eitnont Sbucfleton, lol1 fom
Eolen ,19r poo iii Ollie, n1eu Sen
liges at bape giort intercsl ante ui0e11=
lfobeltge 6uno al forlfjellig Mrt og
at babe tortlagt en6el biotil l.fjel1otc
2anoitrGfntnger. Sen bopoe oper-
nintret pao &eternom, Gen, og
Monolfabet bapoe gien1er1gooet me-
get al Spgoom, noonlig Sfisrbug.
Sen 1mae0e finn til 20 ipolig 8reo=
0egro0. Sftbet mao ne,1oe tiIbage
pea @run0 al Brobiontmangel.
6na0 &pman6or Gcorn's ;Sren1-
tbs ongaar, oil bnl1 life. iprl fore
llaaet, bliDe offenlig a1erfjenoi for
i'm Opoogelle pe0 at blipe uonppnt
til Mon1irol. .genatets &pn1ite mos
iattc Jig oette, bpilfet piltnof CT cit
ltor Sfnffelie for Spoo9creu, life
blot for0i ban goor Slip al 9grer1,
men oglaa for0t cit iaa6an llbnep,
nclie pil6e me0fpre en- aarlig SS,ro-
tGgt al $4,000 for 2ipstio. Onoe
Su.tger oil poaitao, at &omitee,1
negte6e at mbefale u6nepneIie11,
for0i Sen life fan0t 8epiierne for at
bolp bap6e naaet &olen albeles az
gjeren6e, og man bil6e life noiptte
Jig for cit @ientagelie al Goof=Mffn-
rer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
@filsmisicr os Erobibition.

2igeoper for Sen ofte fremlatte
&%aaitano> at SEN egentlige Slide til
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at i9ge / SEN bepilge6e l1oifipnf-
ningspla0s, tan set babe lin Snter-
este at benbiie til Sc Sal, iom Il.
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liggiorte 8%eretning meo6eler / Ont
talen al @tftermaal og @filsmis=
Ier. Set er ret e~ienoommeligt, at
Set ~tprre" Matne og @anias, bpor
Sc bepilge0e 16ifienfningsiteoer
bor b9ret forbu6te / 5legtleb,
langt opergaar / set forbolospiie
Nntal af 5filsmisier Micbigon, til
tro6s for 6e ilappe 9@gteifahsfope
/ 0enne Stat, ser tolererer ct
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Sill 5ammenligning fan anfpres:
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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-09-10
ACTING MAYOR MITCHELL.
(From the New York World.)
ToI,n D,,rox- NIitcIaI ,ro1,II 1, r

(FrOm Jne New DIX w WOrIH.D
John Purroy Mitchell would have
been acting mayor during Mr. Gay
noTs proposed vacation in Europe. 1t
is now probable that his incumbency
will extend beyond the thirty days
within which his powers are limited,
and there is the melancholy possibili-
" that through the mayors death he
may retain office until a successor is
elected. New York has reason to think
most kindly of Mr. Mitchell He is
young, a fault if it be one, that time
soon cures. He is ambitious-and in
a public officer that is no fault His
service to the city as commissioner of
accounts was a bright spot in the Nc
Clellan regime. His conduct of his
present Office has been admirable
1t is source of satisfaction to the
people. as it must be to Mr.. Mitchell.
that though elected on a different
ticket in a contest of regrettable bit
terness he has acted harmoniously
upon important matters with Mr.. Gay
nor and the other members of the
board of estimate. He has left no room
for doubt that the Gaynor plan of con-
Quoting city government carefully
prudently yet progressively as a bust
ness trust is also the Mitchell plan.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-09-10
JEWEL OF THE VATICAN .

Raphaels picture of THE Transfig
uration," sometimes called the Jew
ell of the Vatican" is considered the
finest picture in the world. 1t was
painted by order of Cardinal Goulia de
Medici for the cathedral of Narbonne
The artist died just as the painting
was finished and it was carried in his
funeral procession 1t represents
two scripturaI scenes in one: First,
the TRANSPORTATION of our Lord, and
on the lower part of the canvas the
story of the healing of the lunatic
boy, both these stories being presented
in the same chapter of the Bible. 1t
is claimed that the artist combined
these two scenes because it gave him
an opportunity to express the great
contrast between human suffering and
divine glory. Hanging directly oppo-
site this great picture in the Vatican
gallery is the one that is considered
next to it, i. e., THE Last Communion
of ST. Jerome by Domenichino.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-09-10

that it is impossible to cultivate the
land. The question has also an impe-
rial bearing, as most of the emigrants
are able-bodied young men, who may
be needed for the army. Just how the
government can go about it to stop the
emigration it is difficult to see. 1t is
altogether probable. however, that one
thing that will be done will be the cur
tailment of the energies of the steam
ship emigration agents, whose rosy
stories of prosperity in America is
blamed for good share of the emf
grafton.
Forty skeletons have been discovered
beneath the cellar door of an inn at
Maria Thereslopel. in Hungary. The
skulls are all brOken-an evidence of
murder. The inn was kept by one
S'zukup half a century ago. 1t is re-
mteInbered that many wealthy cattle
ahers, who used the inn at fair times,
disap, ,7eared mysterioUsly, and Szukup
died a rich man. leaving the inn and
his money to his daughter. This
daughter, who became Nine. Haverda,
was murA' cred about a year ago by one
of the sweethearts of her own daugh-
ter. The 4nurderer in his confession
said he shol Frau Haverda at her
daughters inl5tigation because she did
not provide the daughter wits suffi-
cient money
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-09-10
SONG on sA.RSFIELDs' MEN.

(By DR.. Ro bert D. Joyce.
The night fell dark on Limerick, and
all the land was still.
As for the foe, in ambush, we lay be-
side the hill;
Long, impatiently. we waited to rush
upon our prey,
With noble Sarsfield at our head, be-
fore the break OF day.
From Dublin came the foeman with
deadly, warlike 81 ore
Huge guns with tons of powder and
thundring' bells galore;
But little was he dreaming that there
to work his bale
Wed come with our commander bold
from dark Sieve FeliIu's Vale
At the lonely hour of midnight each
man leaped on his steed.
Down moor and vale to CuIIeal we
dashed with lightning speed
The neagerly we gaIloped to Ba uy-
neetys wall
Where lay our foes encampment WI h
guns and stores and all
Give the wOrd!'' 'The ward is Sars-
field, and Sarsfield is the man."
And here 1 ami" our General cried
as down on them we ran;
Then God he cleared the armament
the moon and stars gave light
And for the Battle of the Boyne we
had revenge that night
When the convoy all were scattered,
we took their mighty store;
Pontoons and carts and powder casks
and cannOns by the score;
And hastily with eager hands we piled
them upon high,
Laid down the fuse. applied the match,
and blew them to the sky,
How pleasant laughed our General as
fast we rode away:
And many a health we drank to him
in Limerick next day:
Here's another health TO Sarsfield,
who in that midnight hour.
Destroyed the foes artillery by Bally-
neety's Tower