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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
Sil @mblifnmt.

George M. Ntoib far laoet Jig ino=
ifripe iom &onoibot for @jenpolg
til Meolem at ~9oor6 Of County
Commissioners.
San er &epublifoner.
Sans farofteriitiife 2ipsbonc /
Dor &on1lne far gibet Jig l1oi(og i,
at bons @eoborgere bar palgt bam
fire @onge til Meolem al 6ette It's
polg.
Som 6ormano i aomiteen for
6ottieoeienet / 6 Mor bar ban peret
1ne9et benipnsful6 og uofprt bpoo
ban formooeoe for at bielpe 6isie.
Som 6ormano for u@ommittee on
Gloims" blan0t ,@omisiererne for
Gitp Sail oe Gourtbuiet far fan Mi
o9tigt nnoeriggt enbper Iororina
fpr fan nn6erffrep iannme.
&on bar tjent Solicit iom @ountp
Commissioner mes Sroifob % pil,
bpis ban eje1pelees, fortiette pao
iamme Maaoe.
S lin 1ieneite / oette l1opa1g bar
ban alorig ti1ltemt Ell l1oeift at Sc
offenlige Mioler for at opnaa per-
lonlig 8opnlaritet eller i egen So
pbr, og bar o1orie oeltaget nogen
Gambling al l1arligbeo eller goieI-
he6 al Be pffenIiae Mi1Ier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

9en femte September Mitten Sum
6re0 og 81
Oct er en- Merfe6ag / Dor oo11lfe So
Ior Grnit &eter Silbelm Ell, Subj
lermsfeit
a1m Sfaoe at set life CT JONI norit
S%Dno6eprelt il.
Ee6er YaarS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
UisScu}.n

= Sin ipuenoe 5gn far S6eooore
Scbpotb al &lon0ife netop react.
SobDotb ielb ct en- ippenoe Spn; set
lamme bar set npfp0te Barns 8e0=
ltefaoer. Scbpotb far 9ptegnelier,
lom biler, at bette CT lan6t.
- Nn0re,p 0lion al &ocflano,
8is., 6orn1on0 for Sne0ferne poa
Milpoufee=8 unen, blep onerfjprt al
ct 9ofomotib og 0rebt mellem Ga
@rosie og @eit Salem. @onS Sig
tor frpgteligt tilreot.
- 50. 8anoiter brp0 in0 / SSlen=
framforretningen og Yoitbulet / oen
lille 8D Moroopi:9 S Yoitbuiet fan0t
Sc BOG fun AZ Gents. Do Yolitiet
bite Jig, ifp0 Sc, ioo fan moatte for
treffe. &eperne unOllop poa &elte,
men en- Sfore bepe6neoe Mpno for
felger Dem.
= 8pron S. Cattle Ell Mbpofat /
Ma6iion, er al @enerala6pofat Gill
bert u6nepnt til asiiiterenoe Gene
rala6Dofat efter Sranf &. Eucter,
JONI er ops. Cattle bar f9r @bief @lerf
/ Statens 2a1160eparteme1t og er
gobt fien6t / Staten. 6er ian TOM
til Maoiion> boe6e fan / 81acf Sitter
Sails.
- Den s. @eptember por set so
Mar iioen 9ompifibet 2a6p Glgin
f%orlifte u6for @paniton SSl1. Damp>
ifibet bar fpl6t me0 9pitreiienoe fra
Milpaufe, ion TOR paa @iemoeien.
timber en- iterf Storm itp0te en-
Sfonnert, loltet me0 S9mmer, iam>
men meo Dampifibet, % set lanf
ngiten 9iebliffelig. Neiten ale Sc
omborbperen6e oar irife @atboltfer,
og 225~af Dem omfom. Sglgenoe er
Sc efterlepe6e efter l1lpffen: @illiam
Deber, M6eibert 9oebert og Gbomas
&rogb. Sen lioite Dor nu. Norb.
Carolina. @6mar6 9pencer, en-
Sophomore Stu6ent be6 Nortbmeit<
ern l~1niberlitet / @baniton, re66e6e
Is Menneifer fra @rqget. Sans
8ille6e benger / l1niperiitetets Sail.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
1am1rs @anhlan,
oemufratiif &anoibat fur
Statc Senatur

ira Site Giltrift, ON uttel1Oe 30ie %
9oe @aro og Sen Eort al Soe @aro
lpn ligger pit for @eltern Mne.
DIR. @onblon far tient / fire Ger
miner / Stots=9egiSloturen % ltuar
olel1e pao i'm &efpro. -@on er al sen
Me1ing, at Ocnne 6ur1s Nefnr0 BE-
rettiger bam til Ell 6%prfremmelle
lpm Senatpr. DIR. @on0lmn far al
tio pitt Jig forefomn1enOe pnerfor ct
bpert 2opforl lag %peororenoe Sag ore
nl1gerne, og bpis ba1 il1oprlges /
Senutet nil bnn u11ren0e al ml1lig
&roft poo at foo peotoget Ior1oget
ON en- employers 2ieobilitp onb
Gnn1penlatipn=Nct"
Mr. 6anolun 0riper en- Slagter=
Torretni1g / Iiitriftet, lpn fan p11=
lfer at repre- entere, pg far p9ret
boli0Oenoe / ian1me Sc li0lte % Mar.
@un CT en- pruftiif Iprretningsmano
% ul1lr1ooer III &Glger11e / Safe 81
thrift ON 0eres Stptte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
@arar q. QhrmtHnaRn.

rcpl1blifonlf &anoiout fpr @jenpolg
JONI Stuts &%epreie1totipe for 6te
@or0, ct fpbt / Ste @aro al 0anife
Tprulore. S0et fan III, olmlo0er Sel=
gcrne / bon$ 9iitrift onl oeres @tpt=
te til 6ons @jertpolg bc11lcoer Fan
poo ionnr1e Sis Oeres Opn1urf ombeo
poo Sc Tprf or lag lonl hon tit peO=
toget og iom far iprlig Snteresle
for @ehoerl1e / Ste @orb.
1. @ol1 mpoorbci0eoc mes &roft
I Olteoellen al 9ouos ipr en- Central
@pilfple. 9enne bol1s Scamp bepir=
fe0e, at Set blep ml1ligt at bpgge sen
npe 6urnbol0t @piifole, ser iii bore
fnroia til at toges / @rltg til Otter
oaret. 9ette 6crettiger bom til en-
Mnerfjenoelie blol1ot Sem, ipn1 pirfe=
Sc for @l1nnbolot @pjifplen.
2. @an bar Sen iont i%no6rogte
2opforlloget, Ser 6lep peotaget, pm ct
MT ~G6ortcr" for ct. Saul; mar
Bette CT peOtoget pil 8efolfningen /
ct, Fol1l foo ct retfnr0igt Stpre.
3. 9m bar Sen iom inobrogte
Sopforlloget, Ser blep ueotaget, iom
fore friper iuoleoenoe Sfriot til
6o%rbe0ringer / M~isiislippi= 6lo0er1
Genne 9op Til fremme @pgningen al
&erfter, Golfer og &orebule poo Sc
lape Str9fninger / Ste @or0 90 bill
bjGlpe til at fren1l1e transporter
paa 6lo0cn.
@m pil i%ten1l1le for @je11polget al
limited Stotes Senotor Moles 6
Glopp.
@on pil blipe ct prpgre5iipt Sc:
9islat1rme0lem i ale cling iom ne0:
rprer Iolfets &ettigbe0er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
Grnit Setter %ilbclms Snbilemm1.

Mel.: Eoa Sorcbon0cns Mger.
SEQ 1relun0ets Sober, ser RULE MI
lom fpr,
@por ltolte &rol1borg f%neiler, / gam:
le @elling9r,
Ger @rnit Heter &ilbelm bIep fpbt,
set lille Sfrog,
Men 2pffe11 riiteo &llner for bam
Sfipbnens 500.
1bi ga Sen Dog mon fomme, ban
iful0e poo Sesiion,
Sg Ser bleb toget Maal al bper
Sfobanf poo bans &erl ion,
Soo iag0e 0fficeren: u@am oil hi
life bo'";
Sg @rnit Setter Gilbelm gift ioa til
Mmerifo.
Ser imile6 2pffen otter iaa set bap=
Sc 6Dn6 og Silent,
Sbi ollereoe Morct otten bun6re6e
og fem
og frs ioa bopoe grnit Setter gi1-
belm facet vSSob""
S Scopes 8ros: 9rug @ouie; lie ban
bar ifu' en- &nop.
Der trolie itreo og ileo i Sen gamle
l1rtegaar6
Sor @rnit &eter gilbelm / fem og
tDbe Mar.
Sg 2pffens @uoinoe iatte &rone11
paa fit 8erf
Saa ban er apanceret og ct MI -
&eceiping gIerf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

st ifebneiuanecrt Scipe. S Soutb
ct. Saul far ser / Sen ienere SID
berlfet en- let Gpibemi al 9ifteritis
og Sforlogensfeber, og Srnobeospo=
litietS &oro11tGnetegl1 les life ioo
foa Steoer. Set er imiblertio life
olle, Ser tager tilbbrligt @enipn til
oenne M0poriel, og Sc mao oo toge
Sfooe for @jemgiel6. Oct fif Ell
Mono / Soutb ct. saul, Sobn @rols=
cup, at fele forleoen 0og, i6et fan
gift inO / ct @l1s mes ct &uroutpne=
lfilt poa. San blep, 6pmt til 80 Gage
9ofoto @orntp 6engiel, lom Mf=
fleming al eli 8poe poo $500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

6pjtprcbifcu. Eaitor Arel Moo-
len uco @olgatbo &irfen pil pao
Spuoog Mften bploe @eitprGoifen /
&irfcu ST. 40. NIle er peltom=
mcrl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

- 6qoerem: uMen @eter 3d. bpor
fan set falbe Dig in6 at pubic Din
MeIe / Dugen? - &ba6 tror 9:,,
Sc bar lagt en- serbiet til Dig for?:'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

2cna Berger, Z Nor gar1rl1el, bpis
Stem er / Sberma1 Ape., blep /
Sns0ogs peO Mi0oogstio fjgrt neo al
ct Mutomobil poo @jernet al Uni
periitp Mpe. og Slice Street. Muto=
mobilet ltpreoes. al Ell 9otter al 60
marc 8. Murpbp, II Iront Street,
en- befjen0t 6emofrotilf Holitifer og
MeOlem al Soaro Of Eublic @orf.
Barnet blep fprt til Gitp @olpital,
bpor mon fan6t, at @jerneifollen bar
beifooiget, og Ser n9res intet @oab
ON at FUN fan lepe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

Muuct pun Statc Tair. Mrs.
Nlicc Nusn1us ien al Merriuln Eorf
blep 9erooa Nften / Set Spiiefpor=
ter, blrn foreitpo poo Toir9ruun0en,
lloaet / @ope0et al en- 9onoit;: JONI
pilOe plpr10re benOe, n1eo cit Snip
pei. Moperen %forlongte Hengene. ga
Mrs. &asmusieh ltprte0c ON, blep
npgle MGno opmerfiom poo Mffe=
rem % latte efter &gperen ser TOM
bort blon0t Seltene pes u@il0 @elt"
Ioreltillingen. Sum hleu brogt
til @oipitolet, men funoe ollere6e
Sonoog be9iue Jig til lit Stem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

We'd Kjob e1ler Reparation at
Uhre bes9g den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH ST.,
St. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
'Gunntp Commissioners

Set er al ltor 8igtigbeo at nnlge
Mfpno al &orofter og Dpgttgpe6 JONI
Me0lelnmer al r8oaro Of County
Gommisl toner's. Tpr at opnao Set
te ber enbper gob 8orger 6eltoge !
IS + / m e lget og pelge
Sc be01te Men6 blon0t &an0i6aterne.
S 6enne @enieen6e unolooer ri
fife at a%nbefale s. g.. 5aircbil6, en-
gammel og bel fjenot Meoborger, til
Nfominationen iom Me6lem al bette
l16balg.
@on bar giort Bpen og Staten
mango og ltore Sienelter.
@pjc Smprprtier fan ma,1 bente til
Ginteren, iaa bpem ser CT iltan0 til
at fisbe lin &interforipning MI o9
lamle Sen op / iin &jel0er, bill 1tao
Zig be6 set. Mlereoe MI er EN- gros
&riien 81 og 80 Gents pr. Bun0, og
Set pentes mes Sifferbe6, at Sen peo
Sl1letio oil gao op til 35 Gents, bpil=
fet oil iige set iamme iom at Smpr
til SEN Sis til foite Al Gents pr.
Huno | 9etailialg. Briien pao @gg
en- gros er MI % Gents, men set
pentes, at Sen bill itige til 80 Gents
eller mulig. en6og bgjere be6 Sule=
tib. 8rtien paa Melf er lite iteget
SEN ii6ite STD, og 6e itgrre Gorbano-
lere mener, at Der beller lite bill 1fe
,1ogen Dioera @uisitianing i @inter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

Sfulernc aabncbcs / Manoa9s.
%, 900 8prn er inolfrepne. 9ctte
er onfring 1000 flere ero THOR.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

sen oon=norife @olgatba Strife egte-
pieoe iioite Iorsoog Mr. stephen
6. Murrop og Mils Gertrude %.
&umbplb, be9ge ira Sc 5l,eur Gen-
ter, Minn. 9rplluppet feire0eS /
Continental &ptel.
&anfprriibent Tramf @atcrman,
al &on1iep County 5tote 8anf, bar
in1orgen, 9proog, @oftient lin Giraffe
tio, 80 Gage, / Mrbejosbuiet % pil
ga otter fonlnlc poo 5rifoo. Mntoge=
Zig bill fan for Iren1tioen tore 1iot
mere bar ionlt fren u1eo lit Mrtomo=
cil. 6lunftionGreruc / MrbejoS6ulet
Tiger, at bon far opfprt Jig mpn=
iterpGroi9t / allc @enieenocr og bor
paslet i'm &olten,oifine %trofolt % meo
un6t @ltn1pr.
Tamget / Tlnstcn. Siolte 2eroae
ltpo CT al "&olafferne", ser tilbgrte
@ilo @elt Oppisningen poa Statf
6oir, / Eolitiretten, %anfloget for al
bapc, forlaot lin 6oluilie uforierget
Sans Nonn bar @00ie @eber, og
fan bar life mere &oiof ems Be lie:
tie an6re Mmerifonere, ielb om bor
bar ltniformen og bop6e tillagt fig
ct in1ponerenoe Sperifieg, ii6en ban
for lang Ii0 ii0en forloo lin 6amilie
Der u6en ienere at lo0e bpre fra Jig
&on troeoe Jig CLIENT ellcr | bper1
6olot lfienoelig / lit &%olafuoitpr,
Men bans 5pigermooer, Mrs. &ep:
er, fom uo til Stote 6oir mes bonS
to @pr11, JONI boer bps her0e jam:
men meo 0eres fprloote Mo6er, oe
bun orog &ien0ie l poa bom, lat
mart b1n loa bon1. Sum nn0erret:
teoe 9utteren ON Soger, og oenn'
lbs sen gao pi0ere til Yplitict. Sor
blep arrel teret og mootte / Eoliti
rotten lope CONNER @onft, at bo1
4, for Iren1tiOen ril0e %il1lobproe i'm
Eligter ion 6omilieforierger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

&apteim u. 8. Mnoeriun blep
1irsoog Miteu polgt til Erelioe'it
% 9pitnont $. y. Yaullon 81
Sefretnr % aasierer jor Mationo'
@,,oro Atbletic Msi ociotion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
Subacttct.

$aogcttct. &onference=&pmiteel1
lon1leoes / Monoogs for at poabe=
gproe Mrbeioet nnco @lt0gettet for
Spen for set fon1lrcnoe I%inonsoor.
@pis ellers SC forifjcllige 9eportc=
mel1ter / 9pitpret er / @orll1oni n1co
Sc 9ptter, Ser blep gipnc rnoer Sen
lioltc &onlpogae ipr 9ppalget, nil hi
fltlllc pentc en- nleget betpoelio 9eeo=
gang / IriftSllogifterre fpr ct. Yolll
for Set fon1lllenoe I%inonsoor. Sen
nlpuren0e COMMUNICATION 6lep il
polgt poo 9pienet: lapere Sfotter.
Sg 9feOi Gttelie / ltogifterne pil Bite
g%etingellcn for, at Bette fan gjpres.
Wten man for 10 f9r Jet, at oopen er
rrlig, men @pl0en bei pnrltg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
ST.. Paul.

"St, Paul T1dende" removed to Room
POI Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

Gbriit &%ctcriun, is Mor, fom al
porligt til 5fooe / 5%pnoags, oa BEN
%p9n, iom ban fiprte for Mo CT
preis Company, blep paofiprt al pr.
e. g. @csielgropes Muton1obil noe1l
ipr ct. Yorl y. %. 6. q.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
&epnblifanif &anoioat fur So'nt'
Srcaimrcr.

Ger iinocs intet pigtigere Gnlbeoe
poo set fpn1unule Smraooe enc
Gountp=& osiererens, ioet lanllle ltaar
/ oirefte 6prbinoelic meo cn)ucrSfot=
tepoer / @ountpet. Set er nen bpie=
lte Acknowledged, at bette anlpors=
fuloc gmbeoe beiettes mes Ell 6Dg=
tig, 9rlig % energiif gmbeosmano.
Sesie SCOT, Sen m1pGrenoe &osi erer,
CT eli loo0on Mono, ioet ban far lift,
at bon CT neroig til &nlgernes
Stptte.
Mr. SCOT or oporaget fer / 8pen,
for tilbrogt bele lit 9ip iblanot Of
% far, peo lit proftiife 9lif, iat Jig
ino / olle Gol1ntpets Mfferer.
@on polgtes ferite Gang til Bette
Gmbcoe / 1904 % er gienpalgt to
@ongc iencre. San er Ell opgtia
% mcget forefonmen0e gn1beosman>
og fortiener oerfpr Gelgernes St9t=
te pes set >1ur fore ltooenoe Erimer=
polg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

&aiar. Gen oonife &pinoeforening
u@oobct" ofbpl6er @oiar pao Central
Sail, Cor. 6. og Z. Sts. Sors0ag
Gitern1iooog pg s(ften Sen Is. Otto
Der. 9illetter for Nftensmoo og
Ians fan crhploes fpr 25c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

Mliec Gutiin @anicn, nloite Sat
ter al Mr. % Mrs: $. g. @onien
314 San Minoen Ct, ofoif peo 3D.
Sen / Treoogs, Sen 8. September, al
9iftcritiS. Mfbpoe por II Mor gam;
mel pg hler 6egrapet ion1n1c .GoQ
ira @jc1nmct. &i l1otoler berpeo BOZ
Geltugclle / Iprrlorenes ltorc Sorg
Statc Tair uor iolt bciogt al
31S,264 Yerioner, ipr0elt poo Sc
ipifjclliae Gage ion1 fplger: Mor.
Sag, 1861; 5irsoog 67,537; Sns:
Sag 50,224; Sirs0oa 1865; Sire:
Sag 37,159; 9orbog 42,OS1. Iette
er fin betolte @illetter, bporof Ser
ioar bar 45,416 flere ems ifjor
S1otugternc pes @rono Stono pol
$5S,547.5O.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

&pgnimssinipeftpr S. 6. Gnn=
nineham CT blepen ofifeoiget ira lit
Gmbeoe poo @rrrno al longporlg
Wropnrelic fra lit &or1tor, fproarlo=
get al Spgoom. @pinge,ipr &lrnb=
lett far en0nu life llOnGpnt bans St.
tertplger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
y. d. Arm,strung.
&epnblifanif &anbibat for @omima:
tim til County Smrpepur.

@pis Iroifob og Dueligbeo / 81
f%enligbebens Sieneite far 11oge11
%9roi for Solicit / ct County, fan
@orger1e al &omiep County life uno-
looe at anbefale S. s. Mrm1trong,
BEN nl1pGren0e County Surpepor, for
oct frl1gtbringenoe Mrbeioe lom Fan
bar nofprt / 9pbet al bans Sermin.
San er &onoioat for @jen=M omino=
tion peo set foreltoae,1oe Hrimrrpalg,
% far lin l1Omerfeoe &efor6 at ben=
pile til / Mnmooningen ON fine Yor=
tifrllers fornpeoe 5inio og Stptte
pe0 bennc 2ejlig6e0.
Smltmc Sfdcbprm. Sfolelpqe,1
Or. Meper0ing far uotolt, at ser CT
Su10reOer al Sfolebern fer / 9pe11,
lom fonlmer ll,ltne til SfoI~. foroi
6orGlbrene er for fattige til at gioe
ocm en- Juno % mGtter1oe 6rofoit.
-: San letter Sollet pao %laoDonne 8prn
til oufring 900. Yrnl ioel,ten for
@un1one Societp, 9oltis Moib, par
omno0et 9r. @eperoing ON at lfoffe
Jig Nopne1,e poo oisie fottige Iorul-
ore, loo Ser fan 6lipe onitillet eli
lt1oerl pgellc ON Oeres Iorbolo, ol
pIler Set Jig at Sc pirfelig ct ioo fot
ti9e lom Scr liges, pil Surname 81:
ctetp lp1e at lfoffe Mioler %tilpejc ii
at of6jnlpc Mp6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
Saujf &ruocriamfmnos &uuucntipn

Sanif &roScriamfmn6s &on0cntion
/ st. Eanl / 1914. @eo Sen fer
mrrenoe Cages @1poe / @ften nil
set fon1rnc til Afltem1ning ON 9ogen
pnlfer at inpitere 9anif 8rooerl ont
flno til at ofboloe lin n9lt e &onper=
ton fer / @pen.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-06
THE MISSING LINK.
BY Harold Carter.

A47 crouched among the palmetto
clusters and scrubby furze and
thought quickly. Over head the sky
was Frightening into day. Some
thing must be done before an hour
was past or all the work of the pre-
ceding twelvemonth would be frus-
trated.
A life convict in a Georfia con-
struction camp. he had been the
most intractable of all. Three times
he had almost won to freedom;
thrice he had been captured. Then
he had been condemned to wear an
iron chain around his legindefin-
itely. The chain was composed of
solid links heavily wrought; and at
the end was 90 pound ball of the
same metal. With this around one
leg he could not escape far. while
at the same time it allowed him
freedom of action to work in the
construction camp.
A47 had friends without-influen
tial friends-who were ready to as
sist him. Slowly and laboriously
they had established communica-
ton. If he could escape when the
next fog came down and reach Palm
Valley. six miles away. they would
meet him there with a change Of
clothing. a file and swift auto.
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Salmon Croquettes.

Take half can of salmon. cut it up
fine, season with little salt and
white pepper Boil and mash three
or four potatoes and mix with the
salmon. Form in egg shaped Gro
quotes, dip them in egg. then in
cracker crumbs. Fry in very hot
fat. Drain them on brown paper,
put on a hot platter. Garnish with
parsley. Serve them with sliced
cucumbers, The other half of the
salmon may be put in china bowl
with cup of mild vinegar, two or
three cloves, a blade of cinnamon,
nutmeg, boiled and poured over it
and set away to cool.
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WHAT MEN HA We SAID
ABOUT THE WOMEN

Sing OF the nature OF women, and
then the song shall be surely full of
variety, old crochets and most
sweet closes. 1t shall be humorous,
grave, fantastic, amorous, melan-
choly. sprightly, one in all and all
in one.-Marston.
No man has yet discovered the
means Of giving successfully
friendly advice to women-not even
to his own.-BalZac.
A man should choose for wife
only such a woman as he would
choose for a friend, were she a
man.-Joubert.
A man philosophers better than
woman ON the human heart, but
she reads the hearts of men better
than he.-Rousseau.
A woman's preaching Is like a
dogs walking on his hind legs-it is
not done well, but you are surprised
to find it done at all.-Johnson.
Woman is the blood royal of life
let there be slight degrees Of pre-
cedence among them, but let them
all be sacred.-Burns.
Let man pray that none Of his
womankind should form just esti-
nation Of him--Thackeray.
What is civilization? I answer,
the power of good women.--Emer-
son.
To love Is to admire with the
heart; to admire Is love with the
mind.-Gautier.
Two smiles that approach each
other end in a kiss.-Hugo.
There is a woman at the begin
ming of all things.-Lamartine.
l am sure I do not mean 1t an
injury to women when say there is
sort of sex in souls.-Steele.
A woman, when she has passed
40, becomes an illegible scrawl-
only an old woman is capable Of d.
vining old women.-Balzac.
All the reasons of men are not
worth one sentiment of woman
Voltaire.
A beautiful woman with the quail
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TEN MINUTES. I'm
LAND'OF STORIES

upon his face, felt a wrench at his
leg, and suddenly found himself six
feet below the surface of the
ground. He dared not call for help,
even though his friends might be
near him.
| There was foothold for one shoe,
but this necessitated his raising the
other leg to a vantage niche ada
cent. He knew he could not raise
the leg with the ball and chain.
Whichever foot he began with, 1t
was essential that he lift the other
to follow it. There he crouched,
trapped, to starve and rot among
the weeds, or to cry and keep cry.
ing until assistance came.
Would his trends hear him? Or
would some squatter come. eager to
obtain the reward for a captured
convict? He dared not call.
Not yet, at any rate. The day
dawned; now he could see the iron
ball lying at the end of the chain,
not three feet distant, among the
weeds. He thought, thought
Then he grew desperate. and,
Selling sharp flints from the side of
the pit, sawed wildly at the links.
After an hour he desisted. His
hands were bleeding and the flints
were powder. but there was not the
least impression in the iron.
A47 became a furious mailman
then. Anything rather than death
there. And anything rather than
recapture. He shouted till his dry
tongue Glove to his palate and his
voice was nothing but whisper. In
vain; there was no answering
sound. no help. His voice was lost
among the palmetto tangles.
He ceased and pulled the chain
toward him, meaning to dash his
head against the ball and end his
sufferings. Then he sprang to his
feet with a wild cry. The last link
of the chain was broken, and the
ball lay still among the weeds.
The fall had snapped the last link
from the ball. He had been fight
ing nothing but his own ignorance.
Why. he was free-free to raise
either leg and climb swiftly to free
dom. Only the habit of months,
the belief that his leg was chained
and could not be elevated, had
wrought upon his imagination and
physically disabled him.
Half an hour later he was whirl-
ing southwark in the automobile.
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PARA DALTON'S
For the Girl in. Loue
With a Married Mar,

Dear Miss Grey-Please give my
answer to the question about the
~ who is in love with a married
man. l would advise her this
way: ...4..
:. If your parents are living, first
consult them, do not tell the mar
ried man for he may love you and
1t would mean sorrow for his wife
as well as for both of you. If
you are a good girl you can see
you have no right to love a mar
ried man.
Go out with good young people,
go to church and make up your
mind to love a good young fellow,
but do not marry him unless you do
love him and are sure he loves
you.
Place yourself in the position of
the married mans wife. You
would not have your husband to
love another woman, would you?
Certainly not.
am very sorry for you. but
you must try to forget him and
pray to God to help you. know
1t ie1hard If you truly love him,
but il you keep on loving him and
yet knowing that you cannot marry
him it will only bring deeper sor-
row to your heart.
If l had the money to spend
would travel a little and in this
way forget as much as possible.
That is what ! would do and
have seen great deal in the lives
of people in four different coun-
tries. Yours truly, Mrs, Swanson.
Dear Miss Grey: l would say to
the girl in love with a married
man, by all means 60 in and win,
and in the course Of few months.
when some other has won him from
you. instead of believing" your
head off, sit up and take notice.
and-get another one. OF course.
a married one preferred-they are
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oEfAhA Ell HIM FhOM LIB
ERTY, HE FELL INTO A PIT.
The plan was perfect; while they
rode the letters would be filed away
and in six hours they would be well
across the Florida border. /
The evening before. when one Of
the sea fogs came down swiftly
upon the workers, A47 had broken
for liberty. Despite his impeachment
he had made good his escape before
1t was discovered. He had crouched
down in the tangled underground.
Only hundred yards away he
heard the guards firing frantically.
shouting; but they might as wen
have searched for needle in a bale
of fodder. Before the hounds could
be set on his track he would be 4
mile away. and by wading through
the swamps he would throw off the
scent. 81
All this had come to pass. All
through the night he had limped
heavily along, guiding himself by
the faint outline of the hill that
rose above Palm Valley Shortly
before dawn he had seen a faint rib
bon of light stream from its sum
NIT thrice and disappear 1t was the
signal agreed upon-he knew that
HIS friends awaited him
And then. when barely half a
mile separated him from liberty. he
FELL into pit. a natural cavity In
the soil. He went crashing forward