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jra u0(anoet.
&egenten al &eriien M5oo III
Mult 0poe sen %. So. / Seberan.

&egenten al Geriien M5ao III
Mrlf 0poe sen %. So. / Ieberan.
Set national l1niperiitet / Meris
TO blep in6piet 6en %. So. &reli-
bent 0io5 lamt flere fien6te Uni
beriitetsmeno fra europa og Mmeri-
ia bar tilite6e.
Sn1itb Bremier Sppetpriter &c.,
Der bor Sabrifer / Sprocuie, g. g..
bar faaet ronb. @rir, Sen beieite 8e=
lpnning for Sfripemaitiner, ser par
u6ltille6e paa Sen internationole Ito
FILLING / 8rDsiel.
General @oillono / Yoris er BE
ben n6nepnt til at le6e Mrbeioet peo
en- Slppemoi fine= Suite, Ser ifol for
binoe iamtlige franife &olonier. San
bill begpnoe 6lppeifoler / Golomb
8ecbor, / Spb Oron, Mlgier og Sim=
buctpp.
&pgterre goor at Sen iponif e 5ro=
ne CT beo at foloe ian1men. &egie<
rtnger CT nnoerrettet ON at ober 100
&otbolif=D emonitrationer er plonlagt
til Sen 2. Sftober, ga &igsoogen
flutes. Nlt Set iponife Militpr BIZ
Der mobiliieret
Mo6nle Eaiteur, @nfe efter Sen
per6ensfien6te &emiit og 8afteriolo,
gift Souls Haiteur, 6e6e Ben 24be
September, 81 Aar gammel.
Meooelelier ira 5un0beosoeparte=
mentet / ct. Yeterssborg piier 1871.
076 Tilf9l6e al @olera, berof 49,
S16 meo 6e6elig l1ogong.
Ser ct uobru6t l1roligbeoer mel:
lem Columbia og Gene5l1ela. Ser
bene5uellfe 9egotion far facet Sr0r{
tol at %ofrejie fra Sogoto og ofpentf
ngrmere Snltrufs / Savanna.
st tprfiif 2aon poo so Mil(. Sol
lars err foloet. Set cngellfe Sellfob
bpis !@ppeomon0 bar Sir grrei it Gas
iel, far life funnel fon1lre operen:
meo 0en1 Ser lfl1l6e forbunole fr'
tprfiif SIDE. Den %fronife p9 engellf
Staggering bar in1o0 2oonet.
&oriierblo6et u6igoro" for %
September bringer en- Mrtifel ON a
oeoe Erof. @illiam So1nes al &a1
poro ltniperiitet, ifrepet fra @uglie'
MO 6errero. Sen itaftenife @itor:
fer u0taler Sen Sonfe, at Sen amer
fonlfe 6iloiofs uNerogmatisme",
MT Sr6 for SEN gamle Moooe c
tnnfe poo, bri11ger europa SEN fprl1
proftiife Sesning til Torinning {
Sc nl1pprenoe Stri6iQbe0er tnoenfo
&%eligionen, 6ilolofien og @ioenft
ben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30

Ge bar bait 9 8grn, al bpilfe 5 MI
leper Soptits og ollie er gifte. &nuo
Ntellen TOM me6 lin Iamilie til
Minneapoils / 1883 og boeoe Der /
6 @ar. San ilutte6e Jig til ct. @e-
oers Menigbeo, Dor Me0lem al bens
9eltprelie og / flere Mar 2eoer al
&irfelangen. Si6en 1889 bap6e
9eielien boet / @opfins, bpor ian bar
olminoelig agtet og afbolot. San
bar iaoleoes s@resme6lem al SOP.
fins 2ogen at Donf 8ro0eriamfuno.
9egrapellen Der forrettebes at So
flor &c. Sanien, @inneapolis, maat-
te afboloes fra Dob 6elloms &all,
ga &iemmet lite fun6e rlmn1e olle
3eltagerne. MIe 6e 6anife 6orenin=
ger / Sopfins par jterft repre- ente=
reoe. Hoitor @onien talte poa Gu
gelif Sallet og iorretteoe Soropaa=
faitelien efter oanif &it1ol paa
@rano Siem Cemetery.
Stl ENTERTAINMENTS &unpcntion,
JONI oobne0es / Council Bluffs, Sa.,
/ Manoags> afreiite libite 9eroog en-
bel Slot gooe oanife &pinoer, JONI
repre- entereoe Sc forlfiellige 2oger |
Spillingbperne> Minneiota og omlig=
gen6e Stater. Set lille selifab be,
itoo al Mrs. 2augeien, 2oge go. 80,
&utcbinion, Minn., Mrs. @ittrup,
$50. 49, 0rlutb, @inn. Mrs. 2un6,
go. 106, superior, @is., Mrs.
&asml1sien, $50. so, Ct. Saul, Minn.,
Mils @olbef> SEQ. 70, UNDERWOOD,
Minn., Mfrs. S1ien, go. Is, Sop
fins, Minn., Mrs. Sergenien, No.
%, Minneopolis, Minn., og @ens
rifien, go. SO, &enmore, Minn.
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Tnrliec @pntecn=S traelcr. Er4

iesior George g. SmniS, Carer /
@iltprie peo @omline llniperlitct,
bapoc / sll1gltit 1909 ct llollet poo
@unoerne. Mput9cn=Strooler blep
brl1gt iom @iulpcn1io0el meo Set
Meliltot, at bon Sen s. Sltli Oettc
9(or mootte looe i'm boire @aon0
%al1putere. Zen onOe1 @oono, JONI
life hlep ioo %olporlig %iorbrnnot,
fon,lner Jig mes l1notogelie al ct
Soor poo Sommelfingeren, iom
2ggerne life fan foo til at 6eles.
Snnis for life bart itore Smertcr.
Soo fnrlige 6glger efter 9eban6=
ling me0 Mpntger=S trualer er en-
SjGloenbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30

= u&gr Maoam Mortenien," Jag
De Sogneprei ten, LEG iDneS alorig
mere, at leg ier 0eres Man6 fomme
/ Strife"
Ma6m Mortenien rpite6e be6rg.
bet paa @obebet.
CT set 6enne Soctaltsme2"
Set er perre en0nu, 9r. Ya<
flor"
Or set ga Mlfobolisme?"
Nei set er Set, ser er berre!"
rgr set ga Mtbeisme?"
$50, git oct bar iaa bel, nei bet
.er iaomnn6 @beumatisme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30

Naar Sc fblger meo / bette 8Ia3
ira Gnoe til anoen, fra l1ge til l1ge,
lfal Sc lite engite Gem for, at 81
life fplger meo / Eioen. Set fbrger
8looet for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30
sra Eulitirctten til &rnocifamlen.

SRA Eplitircttcm til &rn6cifamlen.
Sirs0o9 Morgen blep e1 Mono ne0
Napn George 5. Sans fremfgrt /
Eolitircten UNDER Mnfloge for Sag
rancp". @ar1 bar 6lepen onbolot
Mftenen / Torrejen og bopoe iiboet
/ Nrrei item ON Nottel,. Ga Sans
blep fprt for 9on1meren, inofonot
Jig iomtioig en- Miis Agnes @orring-
ton, ipnn ba0 CONNER Iinebol,t ON
at pGre operbGrenoe mes Sen anflo=
9eoe Mono, ga Set bar Meni11gen, at
De lfulOe bol0e 8rpllup ionn1ne Sag.
9omner 6ine6ol1t eftergop bom 6o
Strotfen poa 8etingelie al, at 8rpl=
lltppet blcp ferret ltrofs. @n Slime
eftcr at fan bap0e afgipet oenne
&jcnoelle, foretog fan gielles=@ere=
monien for Sem / lit aontor / Gitp
Sail.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30

@inore Snonitribripcnbe far / Sc
ienere Mar bapt 1tore 8onifeligbe6er
pe6 at fin0e pasien6e 2ofaler til Sc
res 6orretninger fer / 8pen. S Sc
lioite 4 Mar far benbe6 100 min6re
Snbuitrioripenoe benbenbt Jig til &C.
fret9ren for ct. Saul 8nlineis
2eague, 6. g. Somes, meo Mnmo6=
ming ont at pere 6em be%bielpelig
1meo at finoe 2ofaler. .6or at of-
blGlpe Sen ltore Grong til iaaoonne
Serfiteoer for 2igoens Me6lemmer
1ltnoe at opfgre EFT flor 9p9ntng paa
eight Street, mellem @ocol,to %
Siblep, ser oil babe en- lalnlet @ulp=
flaoe al 10000 &%paoratfoo, og lom
oil fume buie omtrent 100 iaa6an-
ne Neringsoripenoe. 2eien oil BIZ
be beregnet pr. &paoratfob og bill
blipe forbol0sris lab, ga ser lite ifal
%pooregnes nogen &rofit at Bpgnin-
gen. Sobe6iagen er at ifaffe 2ofa=.
Ter til iaa6anne 6orretninger, fom
MI nqiten er biernl6ie eIIer mao be-
tale forbolbspiS for bsi &usleie.
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Gn paatrrn9euoc Smpplifaut. gn
S,talic1er, Micboel Stoppo, hlep or
relteret / Stotsfapitoliet / Mun0a9S,
oa ban forlpgte at trGnge Jig lno /
@rmcrnpr G~bcrhorts pripote &ontpr.
@on hleu brogt til Eplitiitotionen,
bpor Ell Mepplper hlep fu110et bps
bor1. Stoprp por t%ioligere gjer at
CIT Sulpon fer / 8pen, nlel1 6ar /
ilerc Tiger puret en- lto0ig Selogell=
Sc / &opitoliet. Tlere Gougc CT
buu blepet ioget bort. @ocr Gang
piloc ban tole mcO @uperl1pren.
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minneapolis
Mr. o. Ntrs. Sacpb Mprresaarb

Mr. % MrS. Sacpb Nprregaaro
flptter / 0isle Gage ino / set nDe
Stem paa 35. Mpe. g.. og M%innebabo
8oulepar0, JONI Sc far bpgget Som-
11er. Set CT fun ct Yor 8locfs fra
beres tioligere @ien1 poa @ialpatba
Mpe. % 9%ouleoar0en, ser CT blepet
laa goot fjen0t / Sc Oanife &reole,
napnlig blo11ot Sc uage. 81 enlfer
@elo og 9pffe / og meo Set npe
Stem.
Erofcsiur S. $. Slesen, Sen be-
fien0te 0pgtige Hrofesior pe0 Nugs=
burg Seminarium, fan pe0 5fole=
aarets 8egDn6elie feire 25 MorS SSl=
bil9um lom 2grer pe0 6enne Sfole.
San er Sen al Sc nl1peren0e &rofes=
lorer, iom far Dpret lGng1t anlat
pe0 Stolen. Sans tore Mrbeiosfraft
og gnergi far peret al Sen ltprlte
Gptte life blot for REORGANIZATION, men
for Set norlfe 6ribe0slamf uu1O, bpiS
Mi5iionsarbeioe fun i9rligt far pir=
fet for / 6ets forlfiellige Mf0elin9er,
&rauoebcf Canterbury, Der er I'm:
Ser uSSnpeitigotion" al en @proooS:
fomite / M%nle0ni1rg al bans Salg al
8pggegrun0 til 8ron0pei enets &e:
parations =8erfite0 paa 21tlioen, pil
a1tagelig Blue tpnngen til at ipge lin
Mfifeo lon1 6dlge al benne Nffere,
ifient Ser life ipnes at forcligge no.
get ip16erligt groperenoe peO fans
6orbol0. Gitpl Mttornep @eolp oq
8prao0ets 8ron0fomite bel fploes
pao iamme Sis for Yligtforignmel=
ie> Sen fprite napnlig for life at babe
peret poaposlen6e nof pe6 ~l1n0erlg=
9elie al Cipher paa .gienoom, Der
fiebes al 8pen. S lln0eripgelles=
&omiteens Mg6e i Sirsoags git Set
meget itormenoe ill., og Sc for Hligt-
f%oripmmelie beifpI0te gmbe0smeno
benptte0e 8etegnelie r om oereS Mn=
floger, lprligt en- al Sem, Ser bar
mere ranlmenoe en6 parlamentarilfe,
og lom UNDER alminoelige 6orbol0
ngoren6igt maotte bope Ell Snil1rie=
process tilfplge.
uSSeppc paa 8jerget". Sf11eipiller
Mnton Cannes, ser nplig ct pen6t
tilboge til Minneopolis fra en- ier6e-
leg DellDffet Sourne blan0t 8eltfp-
items ~Spnner al Morge" 2oger, bpor
ban bar bol6t en- lang &effe Gong,
Deflamotions= og 0plesnings=Mfte-
ner, oil f%eritfommen6e senoag @f>
ten> 5. 2. Sftober, opfpre 2l.6big
'Solbergs uoeoelige Scope pao 8ier-
get" paa Dania Sail, meo fortref=
felig Total Msiiitonce. 81 anbefaler
6eane 6oreitilling paa set be6ite til
bore Sci re, iaabel Morife lom Dan-
tie. ST.. Sannes ipiller @obe6rol-
len, Scope, for bpis @iengipelie ian
bar bunoet ct oniet Mapn, ,bar1 ipil-
Den mes 6oritoaelie % Soft,
uoen ben farceagtige S%peoribelie,
iom en- nfDn6ig 6remitiller let la6er
Jig loffe til, og be6re @iengioelie emo
ben, ST.. Cannes giper oenne &olle,
bar ben iiffert alorig; facet paa Sen.
ne Side Mtlanterbapet. Mrs. San=
mes n6fgre Milles @olle. Otter So
r%eltillingen b Tiger ser Sal, og M6=
9angen til 6oreitillingen og 8allet
fo1ter so Gents.
Naar Sc fplger meo / Bette 8Ia1
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St. Paul.
"St Paul Tldeude" removed to Room
POI Court Block. 8

We'd Kj9b e1ler Reparat;on at
Uhrc besgg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo E. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.
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Turcninscn r8obt 6aab" fapbe /
9proogs Mftes %offentlig Optagelle
Ioreninge,,. Ga. 20 &anoioater
pptoacs ion1 Meolemmer. Otter
Observation-Disclosures bar Der ar
ro11geret Cans.
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t. Enml Mailluap Yrumutiuu

o"s'
Company CT Nopnet pun ct fnpitul=
lturft Sellfo6, Ser far 11otoget ST.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lioite l1ge, pA
bpis 6orlnaol CT at bpgge en- %cleftriif
Nane, Der pil lGtte M}iunelot &iper
Iolen / 0irefte Iorbin0elle n1eo ct.
Saul. 9lon0t Sc @per, ser ncrpco
bill foo oirefte 6orbinoclie mco st
SAUL, er Monfoto % ct. Setter, pl
fra @opcolinien Til ser blipc ltllffet
Sioelinier l,o / Set umliggenoe rigc
0orl11lon6. 8lan0t oer1, ser far To-
ret at iette &opital / 6oretogel1oet,
er Scr f(ere al 8pens &opitoliiter,
og Mr6ei0et pao @onen nil p(ipe BE-
gpllot, loo mart Sc np0penoige for
berebenoe Sfriot ct togne, og trent
ifpnoes iooleoes, at 0riften / bpert
6olo poa ct Stpffe al 8anen fan BE-
gpnoe allere6e ne lte Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30

Sill Trcsmu, Sal. S Monoo9s
Mftes reilte 9. y. &asm,slen til
Tresno, @ol., lom &eprn entant for
s.. 6. Nnoerien 2oge go. 81 neo
9unif @rooeriomf ,,nos &pnpention,
iplu afbolbcs Ser / nnltc l19c, begpn=
0ruoc orn 3. Sftpber. @enrp @poe=
len, @roncrl omf,,nocts Spcrtillios=
fpr1um1o, reilte / Ireoo1s Nftes.
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Mamicp @pmmtp &umisiiun % q

Mamicp County &umisiiun % Slit
tboritctcrne / Sputb ct. Ealll ct
gooct ior1uuen o1 at onlrgge Ell
n1ofooilcrct 9oroepei mellem @elt
st. Euul % Solttb ct. Saul for at
ifoiic Morfcosgartnrrne Ell beore
1Suroiclspei ems Sc bi0til bar bort.
&cicn nil blipe pplplt peo eleftrilf
ems, % Nrbeioet poo %TorlGngelie at
Sc clcftriife 2eonil1ger er begpnot.
s(rbcioet pil pore tlrlofprt ON ct Yor
Tiger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30

SuNII vi
saul af6oloer Sorsoog ben 6. Sfto=
Der i'm bolpoarligc @el'erolforlo' ant
lima % @olg al np Stprellc poo Sill
uior @ioneer Sail, 8. pg Grcbal19e
Sts. Mlle Meolemmer bpr mpoe
%, ga ser bliper Ell Del poo 1o9sor=
sen at %forbon0le.
Turcmim9cn u6aabet"s McOlcnl=
l,1er arbeiber / ocnne 5io ibnroi1t
meo at orrongerc for sen itorc 9o=
ior, ipm ofbploes 1nrs0og Otter
miooag og Nften bur IL. Sttober
poo Central @all, @iprnct al 6. pa
Z. Streets. BILLET for Nftcnsmoo
oa Cans fun crboloes for oen bill
ligc Yris al 25c.
8core Spurppgnsbefurbrin9 mci=
lem Spillimgbyerne. Errlibert 6.
8. Goodrich al Spin Gitp &opi>
Sronlit Company far lopet at ifoffr
b1rtigere Sporrognsbefor0ri,g met
lem Spillingbpernc, iooinort Scr CT
fon1n,en ct T%orlongen0e fra Eubli=
fun oerom. Gen burtigerc gcfor=
bring trnfcs ppl1ooet peo at laoe
Spprpogneuc itonie pco finn bper1
treble @%ooebiprnc poo &eicn mellell1
ct. Eor1l og Mirmeopolis. 9enne
bl,rtigere 8%eforbring pil fin blipt
inof prt puo Sen ganllc Snterllrbor
2inie.
Spaafpinbcrnc, Ser biottl far tri=
peocs felt go0t / at. Saul og orepe1
en- blon1ltrenoe 6%prretning, ooor TIL
booroe Sioer impoe. S @cgpnbel,
ien al oerme llge tog Yolitiet fat poo
enoel al Sem % iatte SEM u'1oer Mn=
bploelie, 90 / SnS0ags blep tire al
Sem freml tillebc / Holitirctten unoer
Siltole for r&ogruncp". Gen 1lpe
I'Stotslop %itiller nenlig Spoofpinoer
/ &losie meo u&ogrontsS". Sc er=
flnreoe Jig ~ifploig" % oprnteS al
CONNER @onft til 45 Gage / DR.
b%eiosbl1iet, met uoiotte 9pmn1cn<
Tulobproelic til 30. Sl,li 1911, poc
@etingelie al, at Sc lpo SfiGhncrl1(
ruooe Jig ielp til Sen Sio % opbprt'
ocres YrofSis meo at i%prl,0ligc Dem
Gn an9rcnbc S1nbcr? Tor tr'
Mur libcn hlep en- Solppn puo II
% Socfipn Streets plpnOrct al el
: molferct &pper, JONI nel item 0!rubt
@ortenoercn. Mpperel1 unofpm mel
$51.05. Holitict flu1oc life fil10
/ Spor otter Mpperen. 6pr 1ro1l
Gage iiben moDtp9 imiolcrtio Gbri,
@otroot, Solpol1ens gier, en- Yel1
gcunpisl1ilrg for Set 9elpb, ion1 &p
peren tog. Nnrislringen bar fra e
George Sn1itb. gngona / Sonmc
blep Ser / Seleiol1en ipl1rgt 9otrpu
p11 hppr lleget ban bopoc n1iltet 0el
/; Gong. Gftcrat Snlppnpurten moo
toy Nnpislinaen, blcp Fan ringet .
/ Selef oncn i9ien III eli Mono, Sc
pil0e pioe, ON bnn bupoe fouet Eer
gene.
st. Eanl &ailluap Erumptiul
GumpanD er Nopnet poo ct fopitol
ltnrft Selifo6, Ser far uotoget St
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0onif misunderstanding al g

Sanlf Ht91bmsTurrHtWy VI II
saul af6ploer Sorsoog oen 6. Otto
Der lin boIpoorlige @eaerolf orlanl=
liua % @ole al ny Stprelic poo Sit
nipr Hipneer @oll, 8. pg Grcba119e
Sts. Mlle Meolemmer bpr mpoe
90, ga ser bliper en Del poo Go9sor=
sen at forbanole.
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Gen MISUNDERSTANDING ug &al

2cm MISUNDERSTANDING pa Sal,
iom 9onlf ltngopms SCREENING al ct.
Saul ionrn1en m1eo Songforcl1inger
vGanio" ofboloer, tcgner til at BIZ
re prllpffct. Gen bploes pao @tber=
nion Sail 9proog Nften Sen %. 81
tober. @omiteen arbcioer flittigt %
bor il,noet 9ooc &rGfter, ipm pil as
%liltcre. Yrp9romner pil blipe trpfte
iprlt / uri te l(9c.
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st lan9t &rDbs. 5iolte Spnoog
%begpnote Or. o9 Mrs. S. M. @elcb
en- lang ll0fll1gt me0 EN- 40 6o6s
Gosolinbooo. &ejlen gaor fra ct.
Saul neo 40 Mislisiippi til 9fem Or
Icons, og oerfra oper @olf fen 5p6
ON 6lorioo % op ao Ilorioos geit=
fplt til Eolm 8eacb,i JONI pentes nooet
til NDtoor, % bpor Sc pil opboloe
Jig / Sc fol6e Moone0er. 9erefter BE-
gpnoer 1ilbagereilen, % bele us
flugten oil bore ct Mnr el(er mulig
liot mere. 8oooen er bpgget fer i
ct. Saul meo 6enne &ejie for gle
og efter Or. @elcb's egen Segning,
% Den ct inorettet iooleoes, at Sen
nogjer ct fulolten6iet @jem for Sc
lDlt1ellenoe. Dens @osolinmolfine
fan gtpe Sen cit 6ort of 10 MiI i
Simen, og / Silfel6e al Molfinlfa6e
er 8oooen noltpret meo en- &elerpe-
rig.
9pbsfalb @opfins. @an1le anu6
Miellen / &opfins, ser / lin Sis boe<
De / Minneapolis og bab6e mango
@enner blan6t fine 2anosmen6 ber,
er afgaaet pe6 Dg6en / en- SLIDER of
68 Mor % bleb / Girs6ags begrobet
fra Dbl Selloms SalI / &opfins I'M
Der meget> flor Deltagelie. &nu6
Nielien bar fe6t / Gremmeslep peo
Sfipe og e~gtepiebes ! 1870 Oo6enle
&irfe, SalIina. til 8o6iI Wipr5pn
, 1910-05-26
Memorial Day 1910

In looking back over the years that are numbered with the past it
is hard to realize the trouble and turmoil that filled the breast of the
people of this country fifty years ago. President Lincoln had been
inaugurated less than three months, the southern states were seceed
ing, one by one, and in a short time all had declared themselves out
OF the Union. Fort Sumpter had been captured and was in the hands
of the enemy. Grave men shook their heads with apprehension and
women went about with drawn and fear stricken faces. for women al
ways suffer most in times of war. The Northern states we're divided
in sentiment, and fear, anger and dssension were every where Bust.
ness a demoralEzed, No one could read the future. President
Lincoln had issued his first call for 100000, 9O-day troops and com.
panies and regiments we're being formed. Public meetings were be-
hearts, for the government seemed topping and no could tell
what a week or a month would bring forth
Then came the first clash, the battle of Bulls Run, in which the
Union forces m lei defeat. CONSERVATION spread over the land and the
list of dead and wounded carried the first bitter fruits IF war to the
homes OF those who fell on that sanguinary field. From that time
on, for five long, bloody, years, a riot of suffering, hardship and death
reignfd over this broad land. No pen "a describe the conditions
of that time. Only those who lived thru that period have n knowl-
edge of the terribly demoralized condition i'll which the country WAS
plunged. And when it was over, and the men returned to their homes
to again take up the thread of life where they had let it drop. the
conditions that confronted them were very discouraeing. II as q
most trying time to the people of the North, but the people of the
South had to NEE. and conquer still more discouragine conditions.
But, today, the memory of that awful struggle seems far. far away
We can hardly realize, a s we gather at the graveyard to decorate the
graves OF those who fell during that war, or have since died of the
wounds or diseases resulting from that struggle, that war ever rayaeed
ed this fair land. 1t is well that we can devote one day of each wear
to the memory of the dead who persisted in that war, for their mem
DRY should never pass from the minds of the American people Thew
died that a great principle might be established and that We. IN the
present time, might enjoy the peace and prosperity that lies, like a
mantle, all over the land.
, 1910-05-26

W~YoMING-Situated on the North Platte River, on the
line of the Saratoga & Encampment Railway Population, 1000,
Altitude. 6,7S5 feet. 1t is the site of the Medical Hot Springs, the
waters of which are a sure specific for all blood and skin diseases.
rheumatism, stomach, liver and kidney disorders. Temperature of
water 1873 degrees. Saratoga is also the center of the finest trout
fishing grounds in the World. Not only the North Platte River
teens with Rainbow, Brook and Salmon trout, but the numerous
tributaries of that stream are alive with fish. Saratoga is the center
of an agricultural country of 100000 acres of the best agricul-
tural land in the west. The soil and climate are adapted to the
growth of alfalfa wheat, oats, barley, all kinds of small fruits and
vegetables The Saratoga Valley is the finest stock raising country
in the United States. The Sierra Madre range on the west and the
Medicine Bow range of mountains on the east, are full of copper,
gold and silver, which is being developed rapidly. All of the re-.
sources of the valley center at Saratoga, which is certain to become
one of the greatest towns of the west. For information address, The
Saratoga Commercial Club, The Saratoga State Bank, The First Ma
tional Bank or the Saratoga Sun.
, 1910-05-26
Saratoga Chips
'Ju see the eclipse7

'Ju see the eclipse7
E. B. Winner came IN on the train
today.
Mrs. Hugh Mowry was shopping
here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sowder were
in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kincaid w,re
in the city Saturday.
Taylor and Charles Penuock were
in town Saturday.
Charley Hansen was in Saturday
from the ranch on Pass creek,
MIR. and Mrs. Ruyle were down
from South Spring creek Tuesday on
a business visit.
Roy Peck was in Saturday to look
up some ditch business he is interest
ed in as surveyor.
Mrs. Mace entertained Miss Sen.
sintaffar and Mrs. Frank Cramer at
dinner Monday evening.
Mr.. Comet lost some of his tail.
Serves him right-come foolin' around
80 close. Scarin' people to death.
Mrs. George Sullivan and daughter
and Mrs. j. R. DJdd came down to
be present at the Commencement ex-
ercises.
The next regular meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society will be held at
the home of Mrs. Ainsworth, June
End 1910.
Mrs. Frank Brewer returned Tues
day from her visit to Mrs. Hugh
Mowry and Mrs Chef Cluf, ON Sluth
Spring creek.
Chef Cluf came in Tuesday, re-
naming over until yesterday, when
he returned to the ranch On South
Spring creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. S%teinspripg
were down Yesterday to be present at
the wedding of Miss Ann Ravens
and A. L. Norman.
MIR. and Mrs. Matt Watt and Miss
Maud were in town Saturday with a
load of ranch produce in the nature
OF butter and eggs.
Len. A. and Ted G. Huston were
down from Cow creek yesterday to
make final homestead proof before U.
5. Commissioner, j. F. Crawford.
Miss Florence turviss resigned as
teacher in our public school for the
ensuing year and her sister, Miss
Clara Purviss, Of Idaho Springs.
Colo, has been employed to fill the
vacancy.
, 1910-05-26
Sunny South Alberta

Write us for printed matter regard
ny the millions of acres that the Can
adian Pacific x. X. Co has for sale in
ALBERTA, at from $500 to $50. 90
per acre. We are pleased to answer
correspondence.
The Western Irrigated Lands Co.
Local Solicitors. Laramie Wy G
, 1910-05-26

In advance of the findings of the congressional committee, app,,,
ed to probe the Ballinger-Pinchot matter, President Taft has an
nounced his intention to stand by Ballinger, right or wrong. Eal,
in the beginning of the investigation it was announced that n.
White House would use al. lis power to clear Mr.. Ballinger and u,
President Taft has indicated to the committee the kind of a 6ndino
he desires it shall bring in. President Taft has always been held mn
to the people al a mar of judicial mind. fair and impartial, but ,bis
announcement will have a very strong tendency to weaken the rm,
pies faith in his judicial character 1t would have been in better tas,.
and have saved the face of the administration, If this last announce
ment had not been made.