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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-29
/ COMMUNICATIONS.

Editor Missoulian: As a former
resident of Indiana | am an interest
ca. though not personal friend of
walsh, the banker. 1t is little sur
prislng, that no effort il being made
by the people of that state to obtain
MS release by pardon il no other way.
Inc record of his upright life-the
good he has done the state through
the Indiana Southern railroad and
other means should appeal to the peo-
pie OF that state especially. No one
| might say. has been wrongea and it
seems a SERIOUS error To place him
beside those of evil intent toward
their fellowmen.
A CORRESPONDENT.
Missoula, January Is.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-29

the old Jumbo" mine. owned by d.
Daisle 4 Son of this city:
The Alps group of mines. in the
Harvey Creek district. which last fail
was bonded To Paul Neal and others of
Anaconda. is showing up i'm fine shape.
ON the Golconda claim. one of the Alps
group. a large body Of fine milling ore
has been opened uD and crew of
eight men Is now engaged in repairing
the mill, which is to be started up al
once and. in ali probability. will con-
tinua i'm operation for some time"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-29

FUNERAL THIS MORNING.

The funeral cortega of Mrs. ]. w.
Ringuette. the we'll known woman who
died in this city several days ago,
will leave the residence this morning
at $50 o'clock, proceeding to the
Catholic church. where n solemn
requiem high mass will be said. In
terment will be In the Catholic
cemetery.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-29
CHIEF VEALEY LEAVES.

Chief of Police ]. A yealey, ae-
companied by Inspector Alfred
Hampton of the immigration bureau
at Helena. left ON No. last night
with Andrew Marty. the French i'm
porter of women who is 70 he de-
ported To his native land as an UNI
desirable alien. The chief will be
away for l. days. and will spend a
few days with relatives in Detroit.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-29

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is not
a common, everyday cough mixture.
1t Is meritorious remedy for all the
troublesome and dangerous compliea-
tons resulting from cold insthe head.
throat. chest or lungs. Sold by all
dealers
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-29
WOMAN GETS TEN DAYS.

Hattie Melan was tried before
Justice of the Peace Small yesterday
morning and found guilty on a charge
of having rented a room on the north
side for immoral purposes She was
sentenced to serve 10 days In the
county Jail. &
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-29

Mrs. Doabttul-'Whch kind of soap do you like best
Anty, yellow white?"
Anty D7dge-"Pd rather have yellow soap that makes
the clothes white than white soap that makes them
yellow. Fels-Naptha makes the clothes white as
snow. It's yellow because that is the natural color
OF soap when it hasn't been bleached and weakened
by chemicals"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-29
TO BE PRINCIPAL.

Miss Memo Mecahe will leave for
Frenchtown this morning. where she
will take the position Of principal of
the public schools.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-29
JUDGE MYERS IN TOWN.

Judge III. l. Myers arrived I'm the city
last night en- route from Butte 10 his
home in Hamilton.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-29
TELMO OkRA
Per Can, zoe; 2 for Csc

Large cans of finest akra. pre-
pared for us by the hest okra
packer in the United States. There
are a number Of appetizing Ways
of serving it: all ralatable dishes
worth trying. Among them are:
oSra steMed with tomatoes. stewed
okra with rice. boiled okra and
gumbo soup. Try 4 couple Of
cans.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-29
MINES MAKE SHOWING,

Missonla people will be interested i'm
the following paragraph from the Phil
ipsbnrg Mail. for the Alps group is near
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-29
DIAMOND w SLICED
PINEAPPLE

Large Cans, 35e; 3 for $fO0
These are the large three pound
cans and contain the finest
Hawaiian pineapple obtainable, full
ripened fruit in heavy syrup
tender and not srrings.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-29
At THE SPRINGS.

G. +. Peterson. the druggist Is
visiting Hunters Hot Springs. seeking
relief from rheumatism.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-02
Albany News.

Most all growing vegetation was killed by the cold that visited this section last week.
 Miss Lucy Gam and Mr. Les. lie Hare, of Little Rock, spent Saturday and Sunday with their parents, MT. and Mrs. J. w Gam.
 MT. J. w. Franks and son. Clifton. spent Sunday with rela- lives near Sutton.
 Mrs. J. W. Scott of Chidester, is visiting at Laneburg.
 MT. Richard Bright, of Texas, is visiting relatives near Sutton.
 The fourth quarterly confer ence, for Harmony Circuit, will be held with New Salem church Saturday Nov. 18th.
 MT. Lilbar Galloway left Fri day for Lafayette county where he will assume duty as teacher in school near Stamps.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-02
ROOSEVELT IS CRITICISED
Former Governor Durbin of Indiana Thinks the Colonel Is Talking
 Too Freely.

Indianapolis, Ind Nov. 2.-Former Governor Durbin, a leader of the Re- publican party in Indiana, has created a political sensation by openly criti- cising Former President Roosevelt in a speech at Franklin. Clifford Pinchot, friend of Roosevelt, was present Durbin came direct from a visit to President Taft.
 We are talking too much he said. We are saying unjust and unkind things needlessly Why, We are as saplting the courts It is not so long ago that our courts were assaulted by a man who had the people of this country lined up solidly behind him there never was man who had the masses so completely behind him and it is only short time ago that Roosevelt assaulted the courts"
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-02
MARK A GOLDEN JUBILEE
Michigan Sunday School Workers HoldIng Their Fiftieth Annual Con.
 vent.on in Grand Rapids.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Nov. 2.-With record of fifty years of successful "ork, the Michigan Sunday School as- sociation began celebrating today it's golden. jubilee. Leading workers from All parts of the state are here. togeth. CT With many prominent men and women from other states. A big fea. ture of the three days sessions is the music. which is being led by Grant Colfax Tullar and Isaac H. Meredith or New York. This afternoon two ses- slons were held. In the Park Congre- gational church the speakers were George J. Henderson of Cleveland hev. Dr. H. NJ. Hamill of Nashville. rem, and Prof. F. s. Goodrich of Albion, Mich. The audience in the second Reformed church heard Rev. w. A. Brown of Chicago, the inter- national missionary superintendent: :: Prof. Goodrich and Rev. A. c. Dixon or Chicago. Among the others who will address the convention are Ma ron Lawrence, general secretary of the International and Worlds Sunday School associations, Rev. Wilbur F. Crafts and Mrs. H. M. Leyda. J. H. Grant of Manistee is president of the state association.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-02
WilIiSv;IIe News

Health is fine in community.
 Mir. Mrs. Alder, made a trip to Waldo wednesday,
 Mrs. Burns of Sloan spent Saturday with her daughter Mrs Dixon.
 Mr. Jim Phillips and son went to Waldo, Friday.
 School opened at Mineral Springs, Monday Oct. B. Mr. Seline, is the teacher.
 Mir. Erming Young of Idabel, is visiting relatives here this week.
 Mir. West and wife are visiting relatiues in Idabel.
 Born--To Mir. and Mrs. Luther Phillips Oct. 25th a girl.
 A large crowd attended the singing at Mineral Springs Sun day all report plenty of dinner and good time.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-02
Nit. MOTiah News

Health in this community is very good at this writing.
 Cotton picking is just about a thing of the past.
 People are about ready for their winter work.
 We have had a big meeting at the Mt. this week and have had some good preaching but no con- versions though the preacher said 1t was too cold. The winter religion was froze.
 There was 9th Sunday meet ing at Gale and some of the boys went from here and report nice time.
 MT. Eddie Hart went to Union last Sunday eve and his father said the meeting must have held a long time for he never got back home until about ? o'clock Monday morning.
 Rev. Hooks made a flying trip to Texas and returned last Fri. day and reports fine time.
 Look out Mr. opossum for there was two big killing frosts last week.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-02
Germany Buys Five Aeroplanes.

Berlin, Nov. 2.-The war office ac- Quired five aeroplanes of i've differ. ent types. These comprise the hiplanes and the Ettrick monoplane. Various tests will be made with these machines.
 defrauded of large sums, probably will be free in a few days.
 The parole board, created at re- cent session of congress, will meet here next week, and it is stated that Greene and Gaynor will be recom- mended for parole
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-02
GRAIN.

ST. LOUIS wheat-No. ? red. 9S@ 961h; No red. 90@9312; No. 4 red s50 Ss: No hard. S9t2 @951s; No. hard, s7 GS9; No. hard, S0qs5. Corn-No. 2, 4s: No. 8. 47h; No. yellow. 4Sla; No. yell low, 47h; No. ? white, 4sG49; No , white. 4S Oats-No. ?, 31431h; No 3. s0Is Q31; No 4. 29@291s; No. ? white, s2b; standard 32@S21a; No 8 white, SIX 4S2: No. white, 30@S1.
 -Wheat--No. 2 red. 91% Q e3: No. red. S9%Q91A; No. hard, 9l A Ge4J1; No. hard. SEA- Q92; No. north ern. s1olQ1.03; No. northern. S1009 i.o2. No 3 spring, ss@1;o2. Corn-No. 2, 4eA a5O: No. 8, 4S%@4sk; No. 4 4s1s Q 4sE; No. ? yellow, 5Oa5oA; No. yellow. 4s& @5O; No. ? white. 4s% @5oA; No, 3 white, 4sA6491a. Sats-No. 2, S1933: No g. sOs: No. ? white. s3h @34; stand ard. s3q33h; No white, 32A Q32%, No. ( white, 32@32A
 KANSAS CITY;.Wheat-No. red, eS S2 No. hard, sS1aGs6; No. hard, STAG sl; No. hard. s1QSs. Corn-No. 4a* :; No. 3. 47A@47h; No. yellow, 4SQ4Sh i; No. 5 yellow 471aQ4S; No. white, 47A {; No. white, 461a@47. Oats-No: 2, Soh Q 31Ih; No. 8, 291a a30la; No. white, 311a Q S2M; No. white SOa4 d31h.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-02
WILL PROMOTE BEAUTY

Women drsiring beauty get wonder full .resultS from Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It banishes pimples. skin erup- tiyns,, sores and boils. It makes the skin soft and velvety. It glorifies the face, Cnres sore eyee, cold sores, cracked lips, chapped hands. Best for burns, scalds, fever sores, cuts, bruises and piles. 25c at Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-02
SHALL WOMEN VOTE?

If they did, millions would vote Dr. Kings New Life Pills the true remedy for women. For banishing dull, fagg- ed feelings, backache and headache. constipation, dispelliug cold colds. inn parting appetite and toning up the system, they're unequaled. Easy. safe, sure. 25c at Hesterly Drug Store
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-02
DAILYMARKETQ QUOTATIONS
LIVE STOCK.

Nov. l, 1910.
 NATIONAL STOCK YARDS.-Cattle- Native beef steers, $55O@7.75; cows and heifers, $3.75@ 100; stockers and feeders, SS.5Om5.50: Texas steers. $4.00@I00, Tex as cows and heifers. $300Q4.75; calves, in car load lots, S6.000S00. Hogs-MfNed and butchers. $s.5OaS 75, good heavy. SS.O0mS.S0; rough, $L50q775; light, $S.50 0S.75: pigs $S.25QS50. Sheep-Muttons, 75m425: lambs, $5.256700.
 GO-Catte-BeeVes. s4i0@ [ 50; cows and heifers. $2.l5m320; stockers and feeders, s410n5,S5; Texans $SS04560; calves, S7.50@1025. Hogs-Mixed and butchers. S7S5GS5O; good heavy, $7.50@ S.65: rough heavy. $735@ 755; light, $S.20 GS65; pigs S760dS.45. Sheep-Native. S2. 6OMl3O; Western. $2.S5M430 lambs. s4.75@6.65: Western $4.75Q6,60.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-02
Crippcn AppcaI Novcmpcr 9.

London, Nov. 2.-Upon application of his counsel the hearing by the criminal court of appeals of the ap- peal of Dr. Hawley H. Crippen, under sentence of death for the murder of his actress wife, Belle Elmore, was postponed to November 5.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-25

ioet ban Tiger: 0ian ifuloe a%fifafie galiarterne til
Hon. v0ette Tiger iee life, foroi ieg mener, at Sal-
iarter er onoe, men ior0i De MI ior Sioen er foilnnen
i sSorfoIo, tbi Hom bar Bile9rimmene life noget goot
efsempel ior gie. men iOel 6orargelie, lom De Oa oe-
iaa bar giort ct 0roiprog oerofn. SO n9rner ytonl,
oes Oerre ariitne; oe De brinser &ineeagt ior @nn
% @nos 8uo meo tilboge. Vian Tiger: Zen, Der fsrlte
Gang oraeer til Rom, ieger Ell SfGlml, anoen Sang
timber ban BAN. treble Sang bringer ban BAN neo
fg oerfro. 92en De er M bleoen iaa ierme, at De no
forer De tire Htiier paa cen Sang % bar tilpisie brngt
os ioaoanne Stpffer ira Nom. Set uiloe p9re beore
aIoria at bope Jet eaer fenot Gom." (9lni. Sfr. SIDE
1850.
rSngen mao MI fro, at iee Tiger ior meget; BET
er ot a%abenIpIt, iao at De ielp 9iom maa befenOe. at
oct er grueligere % mere, END nogen flnoe lige" Old.
Seq tier ogiaa Tor 2iebIiffet ON, bpor ole De
aflaospenge er fommen ben; Ell anoen San9 oil leg
ipsrae oerom; tbi Gampoilore % gepi0ere og Here
andre Steoer pioe bel noeet 0erom." (242).
0g. 5 Sen tpife Sefit Dos @ald O0oe gino,
$3.50 be6oer oct en- @nrentbes eiter 9elDioere CRo'
uernes Sfenoiels % 2pitlotte). 9porior er oct noe
laot ben oanife S~periptteIie?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-25
6orbpnnens Magt.

Faa en- Geiie / 8piflano / aorei
1869 itiiteoe ieg, i~frioer Ell 6oriat.
ter, gefenotifab meo TO troenoe,
ngiite Seitre, iom par biemmebs-
renOe / aeual, men M boeoe /
%nmiooel6ar Rprbeo of grlangen.
Ceres 9apn uar Sc. De par Den.
gang gamle, % MI er De forlen9it
8aaet bort ira oenne Soro. = @uos
Rige oar Dem fprere emo alt anOet
eniomme ! 2ipet, men efonomiif
Delltilleoe, iegte. De pao oeres Bis
at arbeioe ior SUBS fige DeO al
nnoerltette LATTICE, troenoe Teolo.
ger unoer oeres Stuoium oa ioa.
leoes bi9lpe Dem til at blipe Bro.
tier. Cog bao0e oisie Seitre life
oltio fenot SUB; tpertimoo, 0eres
ungoom bar gaaet ben pan Ser.
oens Bis. Deres Omoenoelie 6apoe
De nGit @uo - nfosoe Baltor
2uOuig Sarms i 5ermonnsburg at
tafte for. Sans Sfrifter bar oeres
oogIige 29sning, 90 gerne og ofte
falot 3aIen paa Den afosoe 2pre.
faoer.
5 oct fslgenOe ifal MI iort9l.
les ON, buorleOes Sorm's 5or.
BON bar ben umiooelbare g(ariag til
ben enc al De to SeItres. Ompen.
belle. Oenne 5ortaaing faiter 2ps
life blot ouer oenne iremragenoe
Wanos aorafter, men ogiaa oDer
@uos Billie me6 Wenneifene og
bans 8ises SerIisbeo.
8rf. Sc bar rig og bnpoe iaaet
en- goo Opbraeelie. s en- 8pffe al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-25

Aor ioretog bum bper CONNER 8el'
ier omfrine / Wellem. % SDo@nro'
pa. SUN l9rte De forifellige Sanoes-
9unitifatte at fenoe, bun nso De-
res Naturifsnbeoer, men 5reo | 1T
Sierte 6apbe bun life. Sun fiilgte
nleo jim 5io % ipsleoe meo Can't
tioens beoIte Sfsnlitterotur; JONI
iao mango anore isgte bun Beoer'
fu9gelie for i'm teritenoe Si9l /
/ SfenIitterotlrens uoirfelige aoraf.
terer oe inobilOte Situationer, /
belle Den 0remmeneroen, lom Der
oprulles Tor Ell. Wen Def lpffeoes
life. Snor meget bun emo lsgte,
por og blep ben0es @ierte oog
utilireositillet. Sun ionot, at ben.
Oes Gin life bap0e noget pirfeligt
Waol.
"a fonl bun pao ell al line 9el.
Ter engang til Sermannsbllrg paa
9iineburaerbe0en bette Steo,
iom peo Sarms er blepet iorponO.
let ira Ell ifiooen 9on0ebp til Ell
pel6openoe asbitoo, ct al 9rneIte-
Oerne ior Den euungeliife 0iiSiions-
~uirfiombeo, boorfro Stremme al
@~eliignelie er ilpOt no til Seonin-
geoeroenen, ogioo til a%riitenbeoen
Der biemnle | europa.
0nn toq in0 pao Sotellet % be-
gao iig o%ereiier poo ct 9elsg hos
Yoitor 6orms. 0enne mo0tog hen-
De, men Dor iom i~poponIigt noget
tilbogeboIoenoe oe in9oe fife nie9et.
Com De MI lao % ianltoleoe, be.
gpnote oct plnoielia at torone. st
tnft Werfe loeoe ii9 ben oper Ser.
mannSbnrg, 9pn paa Spn flspeoe
Sfperne, % SoroenfnS mGgtige
9uIoren brogte Suiet til at rnite.
3 oct iomme bleu 0srene lnf-
feoe op, og ale Suiets 9eboere mo-
fanot iia i 9rGitens @Grelie. 6rs-
fen Sc ioa iig ipsr9enOe ON.
0arms ioritoo benoes ipsrgenoe
9lif oo ino0e. .Iaar oct tor0ner,
bar ri Der Tor Eff at 6oloe 5or-
oenguostieneite".
9erpan to9 ban 9ibefen log
Den 770e Salmc op. GpItt Sen meA
opb % oIUorIi9 Geit % 6o0 Ser
eiter Ell brpnoenoe Bon til oen
@uo ION uanOrer paa @eirets
ginaer og la6er lin Soroens 9rsn
rule ooer Soroens areos".
Com BAN ito6 Der rolig oa lat.
tet, uosienoe lit Sierte / inoerIig
@en, me0ens 5or0enen oreneSe, og
2pnene fnitreoe, bar ban ct lepelOe
giIIeoe poa Den 6rimoOio6eo, iom
en- ariiten eier, oaion naar ban
itoor 2(niiat til 9lniiot meo Cohen,
% oette aior0e ct me9tiet Sn0-
trnf poa oen fremme0e auin0e.
Snnrt par Soroenen iorbi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-25
beioe eiter prspeoe Metooer, euer
fin girfnina poa llnaoommen.

beioe efter prspeoe Retooer, sper
i'm girfnin9 paa %uneoommen.
9opolitet moo Seins er NiSiio.
mems b9renoe Yrincip, % Wisiio.
npren er ltolt al at ienoeS no al
iaooon EN- 9erre, ben beolte Serre.
Sg llngoommen trGnger til Ell Ser.
re, JON De fan tiene % lpoe.
Get er oltioo me9et, Der tpoer
pao, at Seoningemisiionen og ling.
oommen fon iinOe binanOen.
Men enonu er oct life ifet. %
BERTH er Der Here @runoe:
y llnooomsbeoGgellen er une
90 np, og man fan oerfor life for.
Ionge itore Sing al Den.
vi mac uente lot % nejes meo
oet 5aftum, at Der noes 10000
SIR. til Wisiionen al &. j. Il. 90.
(og pit noget mere Of &. 5. Il. S..
p Ger CT mango Gr9l ter, iom
enonu ilet life bar iaoet giet op.
la0t for Seoningemisiionen, ben Ell
life fommet inc / Oeres Sierter oq
irem pao BrPoifeitolene.
- Get er aItfor ioo Stem, bpol
Misiionen bar Ell pirfelig Ylaos
u Oct fan ogiaa pGre noglt
Wiisiionprers SfpIO. Spis lngoomt
men life er / 0ereS Sonfer, fommel
oeres Ganfer life inc / llneOomr
men.
- Observation-Disclosures bar Del %.
iaa o6res Bart al SfDloen, ioet ol
en0nu life bar funnel lnmle iif
og ilnttet bragg no moo llng0om
men.
Seq piI til iibit eioe noele goo
Haao:
6or at oct fan bliue beore
8remtioen mac ri bare be0re OF
be0re Specialilter, DER fan- Drag,
ANDRE meo Jig, noole al De III
bunone ar9iter moa lssnes, iot
De fan bragg no oDer 2onoet.
enopioere ma 9ibelen bope el
ganife unoerle0es 8lo0s / De Sri
tines 9iD. Gen friitne llngoomSbe
DRgelie letter ben poo 6PoerspIao
len, % / iamme @ro0. iom ri lepe.
meo gibelen, oil Seonin0emiSiio
men ina aso og BLOB / cS.
gn 8ibeIifoIe, bpor ser tillia
Itlireoes Seoningemisiion piloe oe
re Of umoaoelig Si9Ip. 0eroeo oil
De oginn nieget pare ounoet, on
aae Snore.@isiionGrer, Sefretpre.
Q. Iian. baooe op6oI0t iie nooel
2t0 lna0dft CT Sfe0.
geo 9itteratur, Misiionsnoitil
finger oa ct 9IaO, fan Der ogioa 40
res ct goot @rbeioe.
Den irem ior alt moa ben beuio
tie Dfisiionsmeni9beo gan / Spi6
len. 9aO 9snnen omfotte llng0om
men, iao at Den ma panpirfe.
lnn9t mere.
Moalet er, at insen una ifuIo
funne goa iblanot os, noen at bob
itoaet aniiot til aniigt meo Seonin
oemisiionen. ia. mnaife mel
lSper9smaoIet: qSfaI on life jeff
goa u09"
Get funoe o9re en- gaunlig arii
for Ell nng at fomme inc /.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-25

Gen Steoet ion at iortiGtte meb OiSie lloIGg al
2ltbers lltalelier, benoiier ieg 2aieren til 6r. Neil-
lens BUFFERS reformotoriife Sfrifter", iom uofom
1888 anleoning al 100. Anrsfeiten 2utbers 6soiel,
men moo life bare iunoen nogen riuenoe afiptning
3anmarf, oo 9ogen alt Ipnge bar oGret at ioa til
neoiat Eris.
Zen burOe eies og leies al en5oer Oanif 9utbe'
raner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-25
Nisfionen % %llnsoommen*)

~ iAtftfsfNaf ~
: er llnaoommen / airfen, oens Selp.
iornpelie.
Seq oil tale ON 9ersrineen mel
lem Misiionen og llneoommen og
irem6ppe nogle Sioer | ariitenoom-
men. iom Misiionen fsrer irem.
y 9eoningemisiionen %forener
9rsm og 0aao.
Gi Ter Youlns eao iom en- Srem.
mer gennem 2iaeaiien uOen ri9tigt
Maol % Meo.
San fommer on til 5roas, len.
ser uel ogiao Sanfen ouer til Den
onoen apit, taller maaife me0 me.
feooniife Men6, oe / en- Grem iaor
ban Ga aaI0et: aoml -
0aao fsloer 3rsm. Zen npite
Tag teller ct Sfib til europa, la.
oct meo a%riiten0om.
Gi ier Yaulus pore / gfeius,
ifripe 9reue Oerirn, og itiite Ne
nigbe0er runot ON. III fommer
9rsmmene, og llopeen foloer moo
De gamle Weni9be0er, moo Seru.
iaIem og moo noget mt: 9om.
I6rn aorint ien0er ban Gomer6re.
pet ioruo for iie, oo bar 90 alereOe
9laner om at fomme til Spanien.
llngoommen Orsmmer oeiao, og
8rsmmen 9gger til 0ooo.
6eoningemisiionen er @eroens
it9rite 9rsm oa 9noo, % Serren
bar gioet 9eialingen til at goa no
og goa itrafs.
y 6eonin9emisiionen f90er oct
@itore euigbe0sipergsmooI iommen
meo 0et oaglige 9lrbeioe.
@ennem lite og Poet 8besioloni.
ferbrep 9aor Ganfen ON @oob og
arbeioe, oe ouer Misiionsarbei0et
Ipier @aabets Stierne. Goar arbei.
Oct er en0t, ifol ariitls fomme.
0ette &oab giper oS noget at be.
title. Wegen Gale ON Cohen i Sir.
ferne eoar l1ngoommen iorbi, lao
Dem bellere fao noget at beitilIe.
arilten0ommen er Arbeioe Der %
ii Sag.
- Se0niu9emisiionen ifaber mere
END noaet onoet friitne BerionIig.
be0er.
Get or ct S9rfenoe poa lln90om-
men. at Den Dil bare Soeolerne le.
genIia9iorte. 90 ben ipeiOer eiter
) interchangeable al ariitenoommens
Soealer.
gi bar 8anifeIigbeO oerueo ber-
biemme meo pore ooerfultioereoe
5or6olo iom 9a9eruno.
Soa sHisiionSmorfen fan De npte.
itamentIi9e 5orbolo TONNES gam
ife anOerleOes npr. Wisiionererne
er Nenneifer, Der bar iooet en- ipr-
Iia IpffeIig gIigt.
a Se6nin0emisiionen betoner oct
iaaes friiteliae.
epangeliet i @oangeliet er oct,
JON mao feres for Seoningetne,
oa itore 06enmelig6eoer" oil aa.
%benbares, noar ariitus ofileres /
6eoningerne.
llng0ommen bar li0en fonies.
lionel Snteresie, oa De ligeiom
mangler 5orbiitorien, men Cribs
'pergsmnalene og 9nrtiitrioig6e0er.
ne bar ingen pi6ere getDoning for
De nnge.
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grunbfriitelige irem / 3orgrunoen.
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giDet noeet anoet Nnon til 3rel-
le emo Selus ariltits, og at afgli.
oerne er intet, men oft er al ueo
% til Sub.
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ftenbeos pGrite Spgoomstegn. Sffe
TnfDl ON, bporIeoes 6relien erbper-
oes, men 8pipl ON ielpe Subs ill
ppreIie, oa beroeo ipiloes meaen
9io og araft.
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en- Gro.
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oenne uroffeliee Gro. 90 ifol llne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-25

, Gitatet er toeet at 2illp's genaisiance 1ppers,
SIDE 246. Seq eier SesDerre life aoloes gioerofi al
2utber.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-15
WASTE IS ENORMOUS.
DECLARES HERRICK
High Cost of Living Due TO
Extravaganza, Be
feVeS OhiOan.

NEW YORK. April 15.-AIfIIions Of
dollars wasted annually in conduct
ing the United States Government are
declared by MyrOn T Herrick. former
governor OF Ohio. to be one OF the
most important causes Tor the high
cost Of living. Mr.. Herrick said that.
according 10 figures he had compiled
and those given him by United States
Senator AldTicn. something ike $500
c0O.000 IS wasted every year BY the
United States Governmen If this
needless and wasteful outrush Of
money could be stopped. conditions
would greatly improve. he said
Mr. Herrick said that M Tar. real
ICES thar there Is a tremendous annual
waste, and IS trying 20 stop IT, In the
last year he has saved S4g-OOB.gDB bs-
cutting the estimates OF the different
heads Of departments. He also has
saved considerable money by placing
the Census Bureau on a business
basis
Mr. FierriCk created great entHu-
siasm by his statements, which were
made at the dinner % the National
Metal Trades Association fuSt before
e closed at the Hotel Aston He de-
c4ared IN opening that American poll
tics had degeuerated into a matter Of
spoIlS- and that the administ ratfcn OF
public affairs TO an amazing degree
has been let 60 the incompetent and
dishonest
Mr.. Herrick said.
New York has been a striking ex-