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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-28
0anf os @orif.
(Sorti. fra lite @ioe).

(Sortl. ira Lite St0e). ,
29re ON Nutrrlopet1, piloe Sc life
bape bebspet at gi6re Sogen politiif
pe0 at frentme sen gieruen ollie
Slags Observation-Disclosures. Men
beller life 6en11e Sci Til fsre til
Moalet. Sen pil finn bringe Sta-
Sc og 5orpirrim ino / Nationens
fulturelle 9iu. Gbi Torboloet ct
10 Set, at cit bpi0 @eit er og bliper
bpio, en1 Ser ems foreligger ii Stor~
tiugsbeill,tninger for, at SEN ifaI
bore lort.. .
9pa6 openfor er iagt ON Strift-
lprogts forn1e11tlige 0anifbeo, giul=
Ser / c1o1m beiere @rao &igSmao=
let JONI 5aleiprog. Set nor1fe Sun=
geilag, Sen lpecielt norife 5progtp=
lie, ct fer ioa i9rprGget og forifiel=
Zig fra Danit, at Donlfer,1e linnpelt
ben far puniteligt peo at foritoo
o. lige JON ri ompen0t far pon1fe=
ligt pe0 at foritaa oem. Gen gou1le
&ieuosgiermirg, at Moronlpnb / ajs=
benbopn al Sen alntinoelige @efolf=
ming regelmasiig 6liper taeet for
Spenifere, CT / laa @enleenbe talc1l=
Sc, % / Sc flelte Strsg al bort 9ano
bar 8efoltningen meget lettere tee
at forltaa Cog bltpe ioritaaet oD CT
lpenlt Nan6 et6 al en- 0anif. Me1l al
Spenit er ct ira &igsnroalet forifjel.
ligt Sprog, oil bel i,lgen benpste.
9Dorleoes rimer loo oiSie 6ofto
lammen meo Yooltm1oen pn1, al
&igsmaalet er 9an1f?
9ua0 mani imiolertib, troos alt,
ntaa fl,nne blipe erig ON, ct, at
3igsmoolet / &raft al cit foftiit
lteotlnoen biitorif llonitling enom1
Sen Sag ioag er 2a1,oets olminoe>
ltge aulturiprog. Set ct for Sen
alt o%perpcienoe Gel 2iteratarens %
Mpilernes Sprog, oct er ben offent=
lige administrations, 6orretnines=
peroanem, Sn6uitriens og / oct bele
&eringslipets Sprog. Meget foo,
iom poa oiSle Setter far en- @ier=
ming at aiere, Til fu1re unopnre
set. Set er oerior let at ioritaa,
bporleoes Sen ltngoom bi( bore It'll
let / &en for Iilperelie,1, ionl
UNDER i'm Stolesa,,e ite11ees noe
fra &1dturiproget. % set CT set,
Moalmqnoene III pes ale Mioler
Tiger at fremtpinge atoc ii .1iltrif=
terne. "r' - &
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-28

.@riffon Dor Sc egenlige Opbagere at
Am,erifa, og at Mp gnglano &Dlten
uar oen fbrfte 2anoingsplaos for
6pioe Menneifer paa Mmeritas &pit.
Set er umr<gt paa 1ette Eiospuntt
at pioe, ON Sc @r1n6e, iom 6riotiof
Ganien fremferer for lin Spipl ON
5anbbe1en al Sagnene pm Si11=
lambs Opoagelie bar barenoe &roft,
tilitreffeli9 til at omitprte Set, scr
nj, / lpngere Sis bar peret betragtet
iom mgenlun6e go0 9iitorte. Me'1
iaa n1eget fan meo Sifterbeo forlto-
'iiges, at Moroboerne, baabe oenl
1iemIonoene og Sem beropre, / oe11
@roo bar facet @inlono=Sbeorie1t
fiur, at Sc fife u6en Sber0ilag Til
opgiuc sen. Set ct tlm en- fottig
@rltatning Hrofesipr Monlen bpoer
Mrligbeoen for, at Ell eller orloen
:,oroiit @rpnlanosfurer of l(pejr er
blcpn forlaaet til Npfounolonos.
Rplten, naor belle &inlon6-S pOogel=
ien ollpiieS en- Elaos blanot 5aga %
gocntpr, iom open / &isbet CT lonnte
ira anore 6%olteilog. @ele oen11e
murfclige Sag fortiener at fplgeS
mes Spmnrtiombeo. Ser er as
ifillig @iitorie, Ser Del neppe ta'1
aniees for bpggt pao ipnoerlig mere
iolioe 6rnoamerter eno Noroboer-
mes 0omnle til 8inlano, % ipm ser
fan pGre iulot iao aoo @ruro til at
goa nnrr1ere efter / Ssmmene. Sm
ser uil pinbes noaet ue6 at pn1Itprte
Gen Mitoriife @pgnina lom er OPP
;brt meo ioo meget @eioer % Iao
itor Sfarpiinoigbeo, er ct tort
Spsrgsmaal, bpis mon ga life bar
uoget bebre % mere p%nulioeligt at
girc iitebct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-28

E-- ''n &C. -. .. f: - '
Gn Minoeoas: Gen 90. Gttober
oar BET 100 Nar ii6en oen fraufe
@aribol Sean 8aptiita SSlsles Ser
noootte iteg / 2oub pao Den ipenlte
Spit. Com betie,ot hlep Fan palgt
til inenit gronfpleetr, oe / 1918, oa
Norse fom / Union meo Sverige,
tienot UNDER @apnet Carl Soban,
Soerises og Morses 8onee. S Sci.
iingborg blep Der / Dogens MnIeo-
ming afbolot en- itsrre Set oe lagt
en- pregtig 4rons paa bans Min-
6esmerfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-28
Sribtiof &auiem iom Siforifer.

Get ilaor neppe felt, at Griotjof
@anlens @ebanoling at sognet ON
S%eoroboernes 0poa9elle al @inlono
Oct gooe bill bltpe Signolet til en-
'lpitis &rig mellem oe mere eller
a'1irtore lerae, iom / en- le1tgere
Aarrette bnr ilaaet fig; til SO meo
ben 3arfe, at Grit oen rsbe % Self
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-28

&n e. bet Sibeu, at De bur tegr,e
Dem for ct announcement pao bette.
tas. geeo fine p%aolioelise Otter.
cetringer % fit. uboalste aeietof bill
Set bltbe Sem en- tirrtomrnen @iei
Ia lae I'll uae.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-28
Reformations=5elt
sanfer for 81. Cftober 1910.

>u1ptl RC SNAtIlUS ! pN%S SSbOSN
unerfien0er mere og mere Sen praf=
tiife 8etponing al Ell MisiionS= Telt
/ Mnleoning al Observation-Disclosures
ligbeben. Gen bliper mere og mere
Ell &erbens= SET, % Aarlagen CT
Sen, at &eformattonen bar en- 8e=
pnselie oper bele europa; europa
er Sen ntisiionere,loe &eroens0el for
gpnngelins 6remgang i &erOen,
limpelt ben foroi &eiormatione1
gioroe sen til set.
@oloni=M islionen fra set latinlfe
europe ilog Jig neo / Spo Mmerifo
og SEN noroe1ropniife / Moro=Mme=
rifo. @eoninge= og &olom< Mislio=
net bar arbeioet ngiten operalt /
Mfrtfa, iiben Set fon1 ino UNDER Sc
europniife Matiouer. Miien itaar
en6n1, tilbuge JON oe1 li6ite, men
ogiaa lom Sen uonlfelig1te for euro
pa at unoerlegge Jig. Set Mao gis=
res poo cit belt anoen Man0e euo for
MmeritaS og Nfrifa5 @eofommen0e.
&eien ct aob11et peo Sen iibiriife
Sernbane / Morb og; Set tpife orien=
talite Sernbanefbitem / Sp6.
europa CT ser, enei tie 8eroensoel,
lom bar 1900 Mors friiten @ntorie.
Set er ia116t, at Niien og Airito ipil-
leoe en- iterre &olle / Den fsrite frit=
ne Eli emo europa; r1e1 oe unolo6
at itrioe for &irfens 8enbeh' / Sro
og 2n. Sc bauoe ingen Meforma=
ton, oeres 2ps gift I'D, og buao ser
par ttlbage blep toget fra Dem. De
tiener iom M6porieI for europa %
Mmerita, til Den be1tlige Civilization
og De frttne Misiioner ONT at legge
8Ggt paa &eformotionens praftiite
@isitonsIere.
81 bebeper Ell mere tpoelig og o.1=
fatten6e 6ortlaring al Mislions<@e=
grebet. Site6et for en- Ell ser fem.
I. @omerf @atolit-, 2. aoloni=, 3.
9e6ninge=, 4. M1rbmmeboner= %
5 Ss6e* @isiioner.
Set ct ct ltort Yrogran1 ari1tus
bor ooeroroget lit @pangelium og
tine 0ticiple. @eoningerne bill mart
bltpe enangeltiereoe eller m1&bme=
b~antiereoe eller romoniiereoe. Set
panifeligite oe melt betponinssiuloe
@rbei6e er at faa protetantiife Sno=
nmorere, &oloniiter, Ssmeno, @an<
belsrejfenoe, Misiionerer / @e6nin+
ge@2anoene til at arbeioe for iteoet
for tno6 @pangeliet. Be forelem<
mer, at De er aonoeliee 8srn at Me<
formattonen, og tr9nger oerfor til
at blibe min6e6e 0eront. @nis bette
life ifer, bill 6er li61te &an1p me6
8apert og M,tbmmeo bltpe iaa me-
get baarbere.
Reformation er blepen forlagt poo
utQ11de mno6er. Gen mtSInffe0es
for geiitlige Suriiter, oprietige oe
alnorltge; ligele6eS for oe t%rtite1ige
9aummiiter, iom @olet / England ng
@rasmua i &ollmo. @ttorien fien-
Der intet til moralif @ienopoetfetie
1loenfor en- eller an6en MI. religtss
8ebeggrun6. &umamismen itaffeoe
monge 2arere, men 1ioen bebspeoe
en- 8roft, en- Mun6 al Solicit, of
bets eget @ie6 % Ben, bois 3ro
gior6e Bonn til 9iebliftets Selt.
S 2utber iaa De bbao Gro bar.
Sons @ontt6 iaa bonn Snobegre=
let al ben perionIiee &uosfrpgt, Ben
melt mo6tagelige for religiss &oo.
birtning. @eformationens inbre re.
ligt6ie &aitorie Tan beoit blipe for.
.rEa1 IF-EHaESA rSItG.E * VI 30
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-28

Den papelise @eianbt / 9isiabon,
Moniignealr Cont, aireiite fra Yor-
tusol 6reoags. Set forlpoer, al
@aben bar tilbagetalot fam iom en-
Yrotelt .imoo @epub1itens Mnti=alc=
rifoIisme..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-28
Sorens Beterien.
S. 6. 8urcbaroi.
s.. 6. @anien.
@a6s S. 6reie.
g. g. &orniplo.


6ertnsen al Mrua5ernes 8rpllnp
meo Miis glfins oil life fomme
tftan6. @ongeu og Dronningen al
Stalien ban6e intet berimoo, met
@nfeoronningen iag6e beitemt mel.
SUN funoe life mootage @iis @l-
Fins iom en- fongelig @riniesie, Ser
por for itor 6orifiel i oeres Staro.
etrip tfter 4'reDtnnn'er pan bette
8las.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20
rHE GROWTH or CANADA.

According % the Canadian census
bureau. which Is q carefully conduct
cd nstitntion and therefore not ike
rs % ~ misled, the estimated popu-
mticn Of che Dominion 81 Canada was
on January T. 1910, rs much as -
$50. 900 As this figure represents g
gain of 90 per cent IN the last decade,
when The gain during the preceding
decade had been only 10 per cent, the
totil shown rs noteworthy II has
been known that Canada was grow
ing rapidig in recent years. not only
In population. bur in mineral wealth,
Immigration has been large not only
from Europe. blt from The United
States. m one l%our-ycar period alone
71s.0O0 declared settlers arrived in
Canada of whom more than 100000
came from the United states alone.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20
French Cooking.

So deeply rooted and grounded are
we in the belief that French cooking
is the sine qua non OF that art, that
the impression fingers after the fact
has been demonstrated that though
France knows much, she does not
know 1t all.
Mark Twain. who appreciates a good
dinner and has also the courage OF
his convictions, writes in his usual
pleasing way, OF the ordinary dinner
served as It IS in Europe, by the
French cook, The European dinner
is better than the European break
fast: but il has its faults and inferi-
critics, 1t does not satisfy. The
American comes 90 the table eager
and hungry; he swallows his soup.
There Is an indehnable lack about it
somewhere. Thinks the FISH is going
90 be what he wants: cats it and isn't
sure. Thinks the next dish is per.
baps the II that Will hit the hungry
place. tries 1t and is conscious that
there vas something wanting about ii
also. And thus he goes on.
There Is here aud there an American
who viii say he can remember rising
from "A European table d'hote perfect
~ satisfied. but we must not overlook
the fact that there is also here and
there an American who viii lie"
We must admit however. that the
French have distanced us in the mat.
ters ct economy They look with dis
ma upon the huge rossts or juicy
steaks which are found on many OF
oar American tables. As for the
French cook. his business in life IL
ip extract the utmost possibility from
tfcry article on the menu and then
present &c In the most attractive
iogm &c h. a properly cook a po
tsfo. he can tickle the palate with
mysterious dishes SO we grant ali
honor Go he French chef.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20
nRrip ron rGc Production.

a. ~ Haplin. Michigan College OF
Agriculture, a ~ that there is moro
N breeding poultry for egg production
than we have considered or two pens
of feghorns kept side hg side and
given exactly the anne food and
treatment tho pen OF selected layers
produced six times ms many eggs as
the oiher pen, which was not brud
for TINT purpose tIc says that too
often wo do not know what We are do
Ing % the poultry business For in
stanee. we set The hon that has laid
on winter on cEs laid by hens which
had been loafing an winter and then
expect those oggs To produce winter
We should set eggs from the
hen that was o. winter layer il we
want 20 produce hens tiint VIII lay IN
The winter. The thing 20 do is to
secure those hons in February that
hnve proved winter layers and mark
them
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20
RNripLY GAINING FAVOR.

The philadelphia Public Ledger RE-
gaeds it as q significant fact hat the
plan ~ city government by commis-
sion. which has already been tried
with good results in the south and
west ~ otidcntiy gaining favor IN the
eaw as wen, and among cities of "a
larger class ihan those which have
aireadt tfied Ill galveston, says tine
i.pgH,f. tess The first OF these. ana IN
th.ii case There appears 60 bo no dis
snni lrom the general approval of the
tom Boston is ihe latest import
ant cts Ca Try a. for the revision Of
the city charter under which Boston
has just held the first election Is but
"a slight variation of tho same idea. In
fhe west it hats como 90 De known as
the pcs Moinos plan. ana q close imi-
tatlun of The nss Moines charter has
now been proposed in tho New York
Legislature FOR Che city OF Buffalo. II
provides for % mayor and four coun-
cilmen. nominated by petition and
elected Wt large every four years.
There arc some novelties In this pro-
ieet. but it's essential feature is TO
commit the entire municipal author-
Inst legislative and executive q these
five mon. subject to q VERY easy pro-
.visipn for their removal hy popular
vote ana subject also To = rather COM
plcatcd system of Initiative and
referendum.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20

Aw I.l.AsT rive towns ere located
%neurest 10 mat new artesian wei over
in eastern New Mexico.
a WOMAN-s pillow. in the eyes OF
tho law IS her safe. says an eastern
Judge What about the time honored
stockin.
a FTLAl OF The Albuquerque city
council in session might prove an in
tefcs'ing novelty at the moving pic
turc lows
THE CAIRO shcriff has given an an
too i%nfrequent example Of an officer
Who has the nerve 10 do his duttf in
the face of a mob.
THE SENATE ,annot afford to i9se
.Tillman. lie has keen the one feat-
.ure Of continuous interest in that
somewhat dull hody for many moaAs I
sN-
EDWARD PAYsoN wEsTON's
"trip, It Is hoped. will result in agita-
ton 10 have the railroad ties placed
either closer together or further apart
THE NARROWING example %
Chief Bigodi demonstrate that Gin
einnatt is an unhealthy location for
Navaioes The resers alton is much
better.
ANDREW. LAIRD Of skibo believes
Mr.. Roosevelt is a statesman without
guile. But when u comes 10 pure
euilelessncss he probably has nothing
on William Tart
TNTIDY WOMEN cause most di-
cases. says a Ptttsburg priest. a
celihate occupies a peculiarly adj
v%antageous position for making a
statement of this kind.
sss
Mp CLAWS II is reported. causcd
Mr.. Ballinger's attorney to lose his
temper. Judging from this 1t is inter-
ostlng TO speculate on the state Of the
temper OF MIR. Ballinger himself
$50
THE TALE Of the doughnut con-
sumers who We're made sick rs cat
ing them cooked ia machine oil is in
tercsting The average %doughnut gem
lallS ecems % need "a lubricant.
sH.
SOME PEOPLE leave their religion
on the other side OF Kansas, says Dr.
Eiair. How the average mar could ey-
n get his religion through Kansas
Is q p-oblcm. The only way would be
20 gp lound
aAs u
DIR. COOK is reported e. ha2a toll
his old friend from Belgium that he is
preparing an account OF his expedition
which VIII SHOW conclusixets that he
reached the pole. All right. Doc. but
it VIII have to vary considerably from
first aceoun
~&s
THERE nra "a few objections to thsfl
generally accepted theory that JEFF
Davis viii lave his wish gratified 10
see Afr Hockefeiicr ceufing in the fu-
ture existence. It is pointed ont that
Air Davis has hardly enough sense TO
break into any sutis iace.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20
rnE cnrrKs n ,orH noons.

John Randolph - Roanoke. was
approached bs @ lady who naked Cor
a contribution 10 send "a mlssionafg a.
tho Greeks. Looking about him az The
sanallor and ignorance on every hand.
he replied, Madam, the Greeks are
az your door. And the Following item
from an eastern exchange win show
that the Greeks arp stiil with us
Jersey justice has long beeu noted
for is strange antics and now il has
furnished the youngest inmate 81 "a
debtors prison and tue youngest
bankrupt iu ihr world ~ lhe person
Of Rrownsiaw Nielnaslses. 4 BIOS ten
years old Who lives with relatives IN
Newark, y J BE htt anothor hos with
q stone, Was arrested and sued for
damages and IN court, had q noy.
friend appointed TO represent him
The jury rendered g verdict oi $40,
which. With costs brought lhe iads
ment up 20 500 and tbo hoy WAS
committed go the debtors prison lu
dcfault for non-paNmcgt ass entire
assets consists elf tbr Clothes clp att
SHOES ne had on valued 10 81 cents.
The tuiar wbu ISSUED the commit
meuf searched The Jsrs,F statutes hi
vain Tor % pftteVt 20 e,ade Dis duts
hat ilndiue Nome w,s Obliged to sent
the lai d. tlo debtors prison.
Those az eur friends whu arr aeua
" with so much eafny tuass aud en.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20
LENT ,ND rIn NrwsrArrHs.

In an probability very feW members
OF the Episcopal church viii heed the
advice OF Bishop cortinndt Whitehead
% pittsburg to discontinue the read
ing Of newspapers during Lent. ~
would advise sou All 10 do without the
newspapers during tae fenten sea-
SON.. Bishop Whitehead i quoted as
telling a New York congregation last
SUNDAY. and replace their scandals
ana masses OF iil-assnaed informa-
tion with mere eJifYiug earks.' Not
onls has this speteh stirred up con.
siderable resentment among the mem
bers Of the church. bat thu ministers
also are open ia their criticism
The Rev. A w. Arundel rector az
Trinity church az Plttabusz, told his
congregation: u certainly would not
advise my parishioners not GO reud the
newspapers during Lent. isrudlng
newspapers IS ike eating We cannot
do without either. / believe such 60
vice would be ridiculous Another
Episcopal rector ~ the Same city
said. IT'S al ret. can't believe
the bishop said "a. am sVrc thc
Episcopal clergymen az this city wpuia
not hold such an opinion Aud If Is.
reasonably certain that Bishop White
head Is alone IN his structures Of tho
newspapers, His reference go scam
dals aud tl~-assortcd information ere
ates the suspicious that he has had
the mis- icrinnc % get hold ot some
''velloN sepsatiunti. shcpt and Il hss-
ing his opinion of ai ncAsiapers In
Guiding the reputable mud worthy
journals nf the ooantrN apon this
suspicion
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20

or foriy years ago There are The
Same pnnecnt smell OF sagc-brush ana
the same siftihg showers OF alknl
dust The railroads have done httle
10 advertise It's advantages as g parh-
diso Tor h~ealih-seekcrs The fame of
Reno az 3 great national resort iH due
wholly 10 the genius Of the people OF
81 vada. vino hafs had the business
sense az require only siN months resi-
dencr is divorce suits and to elect
judges sufrclently industrious e kecY
their doeAeis clear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20

ais the Times uf China. clroniclins
the movements of the emperor and of
the court. and printing the minister
ial reports. II rs probably the most
exact newspaper IN the world. the
puusshment Ior am error in printing
Was until recently NJ least. instant
death.
Austria ciaims newspapers printed
in d greater number q languages tlian
uuN other country They comprise
German. italian. French. Magyar or
Hungarian. Graek. latin. Polish. SER
t.ar slavic and Hebrew The most
rcniarknAlo OF them al IS the Acts
gomparauouis ~I-teraFufa Universe
tlm.. being emi-mcutniy # compare
tive literature with contributions from
-i over THE world AMI ID many
0ueuss
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20
pruns ana AImana n.ss.-

Sew hait a pound Of prunes cut in.
90 narrow strips and lay in a mold
striYs Of blanched almonds Add
a tablespoonful Of lemon Juice 10 the
prime juice. sweeten Jo taste and add
hall . tablespoonful OF seiaune add
inyer oi TIE leuy AS &C. thickens
them a layer OF prunes and almonds
serve chilled with whipped cream
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20

n troubled Vita Indigestion. consti-
rltiou- ne apn.titc or feel bilious.
EiFf Chamberlain stomach and IiV-
,r Tablets . 49,. @~1 - -n 30
rirased with ths result. These tab
ista 4ntignrate thc stomach and liver
ana strcuetaeu tire digestion Sold
ts ga drrrei-ts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20

To be- neglected Snthcriands Eaeia
1c Salyc wii cure any case Of sore
eyes granuiaIea lids, opthalmia or ans
lufiawcd condition of The e1cs Pain
less and harmless. Csc q tube AZ ai
l-aLers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20

Hundreds of Women are taking adj
Vantage Of tlic great sale 81 Nhite
t.oldS. iacc~ aud t1nhroideric~. The
Erunomi-t.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20

2a5&3ABENET

Ia OTfITNG Is easier thar fault
49, finding. no talent. no self
dental. no brains. no character are re-
quired to set Up ia the grumbhng bust
ness. "--Itobert West
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20

r. 4. PRATT 4 GO. ARE NOW or
TFI1NG SONE SPECfNfS N SRA
Pin GROCERIES THAT ENEEN
FAMILY CSES DAILY. CALI AND
>EE Iill-N. FL : sL1oND -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20

mNr q ysd iufs sn ehcn
he said ALASKA 90 ths tniied Sut-
H1N shs fopt itf fast reEion and
sonrsiIy aeye,oH.l n li, result would
taste besn ta n0atish he, t~reaslts.
ni enhance Beer ereff A-.a nH.
the neaI sell-hle miaafal Possession
r n@Hel and eNetg sar slne,
ara capitalization oesaa t hH.
ea thc rHitel states ware ihafi
t purchases pfi.r.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20

Tell yosm past and future. r-mnrka-
Ule mind reader. the girl with The
green e1gs
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-25

climb the ladder round by round.
The engineer must fl I t
master the difficulties of the wiper
and fireman before he has thoroughly
mastered his work. The physician
must learn the mechanism of the
human body and the result of the
different drugs on each organ-before
he can make successful practitioner.
We must make thorough prepare
ton. We must never draw back in
the face of difficulties. We must
never acknowledge ourselves beaten.
And never say die until we are dead.
The man who carefully selects his
vocation in life and then throws him.
self into the accomplishment of his
work, and has succeeded in. the face
of difficulties is always in demand.
My young man there is always room
at the top.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-25

Says the Minneapolis Journal:
Judge c. w. Stanton, of Bemidji,
who is north country man, is very
warm in advocating legislative reap.
portionment, gives reason why the
legislature should be called into
extra session for that purpose as we'll
as for the good roads act. IF
reapportionment goes over to the
next legislature" he says, it will
come before senate just elected for
four years, and we will SEE the same
situation as there was in 1907, when
the senators smothered the bill
because they were not willing to
legislate themselves out of office. If
the present legislature could act,
then the new senate would be elected
on the new basis and there would be
no such dificu y."-Crookston
Times.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-25
PLENTY OF Government LAND.

Governor Eberhart calls attention
to the fact that there is much
Government land in Minnesota SUBJ
ject to homestead entry. In bis
proclamation calling the Conserva-
ton and Agricultural Development
Congress to meet in Saint Paul
March Is to 10. the governor says
this land will be settled if the citi.
zens of Minnesota will help in the
state wide movement for develop
ment. Just where this lar d is, is
not generally known, but the Immi-
grafton. Commission gives these
figures in acres for the various coun-
ties:-Koochiching, 367,7O0; Lake,
$4,000; Cook, $4,000; St. Louis,
$4,000; Aitkin, 1000; Cass, $4,000;
Itasca, $4,000; Kittson, 9,244; Red
Lake, 1928; Roseau, 247 900, others
scattering, but making a total of
$4,000 acres of which 1,262,955
acres have been surveyed.