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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09
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Sc / Sirsoags / @isconlin %
@icbigon afbol6te YrimerpaIg 600,
!felge Sc liolt inolsbne Meooelelier,
fplgenoe &eil1ltater for Sc republi.
fanife &anoiooter / begge. @toter:
@iSconin.
llniteo States 5enutor: @obert
M. 2aJollette. .
@upernpr:- 6rancis 6. Mc@op.
ern, Milmaufee.
Stats=S etreter: Ssyastes 81. Grear,
<@u0ion.
Stots= &asierer: Mnorem $.
Gabl @eltbp.
Mttornep @ereral: 6rant &
Sucfer, 0ibto1b. (lfgaaet peo 50.
6en l1rroer @alget).
assurance =@omisier: &erman 8.
@fern.
@ongresmeno: 8. Giitrift, sr'
THUR 6. &opp, @%lottepille. - 6. 81.
itrift, @m. $. S%roelicb Saction. -
z. @iitrift, Sobn SSacob @icb, ga
@rosie. - II. @iitrift, Srpine 8,
9enroot, superior. = /. Diltritt
&enrp u. COOPER, &acine. - 2. 81
itrift, Sobn 81. @ellon, @aoiion. -
4. 9iitrift, @m. S. @orp, @ilmau.
tee. = 8. 9titritt, SSar1es s: Dapio.
Jon, 0bfoib. = 9. Ditrift, @uitat
8aitermonn, Green 8ap. - 10. 81
itrift, elmer q. @orje, Mntigo.
" i n.
Sra Detroit meloes, at Gbarles
6. Sopmeno fra Saction .blep no
mineret JON Sc 6or: Staters Sena
tor.
@uperner: gbale g. osborn
Gault ste. @arie.
&~ongresmen6: 5. Diltrift, 6. S
9iefema. = s. Diitritt, @fr. 6or6
nep. - IL. Diitrift, $. 8. Ooung
Sibpeming. - 3. Diltrtft, S. &c
6. SmtM, CHARLOTTE. - Z Diltritt
Senrp McMsorran, @orf @uron -
2. Gftrift, IS. %. @eoenmeper. -
@ongresmen0 9enbp ! &anilton
Sones s. Mc2al1gblin og 6ronci,
81. Do60s bqp6e ingen 0ppoiiticl 0!
ct altioa gjennomineret fra 6eres re
lpeftipe Diitrifter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09
Frpp CT uSmrfcp &eo" Gisaret.
at pore Tulf rp9er Bette for
trtultge MGrfe. - @iuer Sen
bcoite &ps fur en- billis &ris.

Man9e @unofeoe al 2nierne al
bette 8loo er blepen iprige &pgere
at Surfep &eS 9 a.
I T., iioen ri fornplig roo6e=
De allie &egere til at eipe settle for
trinlige nDe @erfe en- Hrppe.
&pgere far fun6et at u5urfep
&eos", Der ct laoet alene al Sen re-
neIte tprfilfe 8laotobaf. imager oloe-
les oelifot og af9iber en- bebogelig
9uft, me6ens Sc giper en- langt mere
tilfreositillenoe &gg ems mango ST.
goretter Ser lalges for 0obbelt loo
meget iom 6isie> bpis Nris fun er ii
Gents for ii.
81 tilroooer igien i,otrnngenoe
enbper &eger, iom enonu life bar
npot 5ornbielien of en- uSurfep &eo"
&pg, at prepe oisie @igaretter. 6or=
16g Dem, en- Gang og Sc pil oltio pr1=
lfe at BRUCE oisie. Nlorig tilforn er
en- gtgaret at en- iaa bei &politet
blepen tilbuGt for Ell Yris ioo lop,
at enoog en- @an6 me0 ln1aa Miolcr
tan bape Noa6 til at rgge 0isje.
Spi9t Set berfor life! &jeb en-
Faffe al s urfe &e6 6 l.
g er i0og! Np6 2ipct
mems Sc fon! Su rfep st 5
s garette oil bielp Gem
til at .npoe 2ipet> i6et Sc ct ioa BIZ
lige; 6e oil ogioa bjelpe Gem til at
ipare Eenge!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

afoeoe ffrIoe bape noget nteo paa SEN
ltolte @eiie, etten til at itprfe Jig poo,
til S~tosfor6rio eller til at beltiffe en-
eller an1en meo, iom piloe ltille lig
I @eien for en- bel6is M%filutnina al
&eiien - en- 5logs 6prgepenqe til
@baron.
Noor set norlfe 8lao gaor rs ira,
at De fleite Mennneifer pil finoe at
Saroinnerre bar Jig oumt oo pes SEN
ne SremgalrgSmaa0e, far set ful6=
1tenoig .&et = for bornerte Meme=
tiers @eofolnme1roe. Men ingen, Ser
t1eroer, bpao Sra6ition og eff be-
tpoer, lite Blot for oe min6re fulfil
pereoe 6olf> men en6og for Sc mo-
oerne Mationer, oil rpite iaa operle-
gent paa &obeoet 40 Sfiffen. Sbi
1e er in6groe6e, bar &epo / Stam-
men lom / Nattonen. Ser er ioo
malrge 6olfeitiffe, Ser er n1inolt lige
laa infonlefpente iom v&prepenge=
he" til ofoeoe> og JONI ,pge11 tenter
poo at rpite paa @obe6et oper. &per
Nation og bpert &l11turtrin for fine
|Sfiffe, pg oisle forlpinber fun for at
of(pleS al olrore. @ua6 er Mooen for
&leoe6ragter anoet eno pefslen6e
efiffe?
Noar 9looet en0elig relumerer 8e=
g%tpembeoen / en- Communicating
mellem Tengeofferet peo Snoiomer>
grapen og .&eolegningen al @lom.
lter poa bore egte bortgangnes Gro.
be, og tommer til Sen 5lutnimg, al
bette ret beIet er set iqqnme, iua e,
Bette en- Spfattelie, ser turSe oert
ltot pel noip. &en9e er ct gangbar1
ltobetslingsnio0el for ale Glogz
Garer og Seroier, og bringes Sc fol
beltanoigt u0 al @%trtulation pe6 E6e
leggelfe, goar Ser netop iao meyer
g9rot tabt> lom Ser fun6e fjpbes fol
Sen %eoelogte Gum. Ser rraa on6r
Nenge til for Mnitaffelie al Sc iamm,
NDtte= eller 2ufsusporer. 8lomlte1
er life n6Defslingsmi0ler / SEN fSor
itano. 9e &enee, iom 8lomiter
bonoleren foor for i'm &are,. gipe,
ban otter 1l6, og Sc forbliper / Sir
fulation og 6eltager / Smiptningeu
Mt 8lomlter pisner og forgaor e
Ser or ilet life set imrn1e lom a
Serge bren6er.
ut lelp bore Cages Sn6io11ere lit
foritoar6orlfiellen pao pirfelige 8eu
&c og Setponingelo al 6isle JON Sm
l9tningspGr6ier er ser pel life ia
meget at lige til. Men at en- Nuti0s
Neoafter fal6er / SEN lonlme @rat
ON err0 paa en- anoen Maa0e = Sc
er 1rnlten for meget al oct go1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09
Sen lape @onojtono I Misli5=

- Sen lupe 8onOltano I Misli5=
lippi brirger mango Sing for 90
gems 2Ds, iom UNDER alminoelige
Torbolo er ifinlte at Sano. 8lnnot
0isie er Minoet ON cit al Sc frpgte=
ligite Srageoier / 6lo6iejlabiens Si<
itorie, Sroget al 0ampifibet uScem
,@ape", ser / 1868 blep rant al Ell,
frpgtelig storm / eafe Nepin pes
Ga @rosie og ianf / so 500 gons;;
life en- e'1eite al De 35 Yasiogerer.
blep %irelite. groeet al Domperen
IS. g., Der brenote i 5ommer, bar
| .flere Tiger ligget open @an6e. Set
er Sen lapeite @anonono.iioen 1864.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09
@iubring al Sfupbranoe.

Sc irpgtelige 90eleggelier, iom
foregif / Sfppe1le / Sc norOpel tlige
6tater for faa Gage iiOen, bar e1ronu
ftprfere e11o ipr be1le0et Spn1erf=
iombeoeu paa Mp0penoisbeoen al, at
Der tages alporlige Sfriot til fra
Offenli9beoe11s SIDE for at binore
Iige 8ronoes ltobrr15T og itar1oie oe=
res 6remlfribt. S intet tiOligere
aar er Ser taget iao l1oltroft Y'men-
belle al Sen ltoaerpoe Scr iom sire
fighters" lom iaar, og Bette far iif=
tert bioraget til, at Sen offenlige
Nening for 6remtioe1 nil %forlange,
at 6e 6or. Stoters falte Militer
mere emo biotil bliper toget / 8rl1g
PED iao0amre lllpffer og hliper l;0-
ba1r1et lpecielt mes laaOom1e 6or=
utaa[ for 9je.
Sci er ct llollog al 0enne 5onfe
Der er fomnlet til ltotrpf / en- &olrll1=
nitation, lom Meooft9ren al vGen=
turD @toga5in", &obert II. Spbnion,
bar tilitillet s=&ongres=
fen / ct. Eoul, 6en Organization,
fom l9rltgt antages at interesie re
fig for Sfopenes 8eparelie, e11tell
moo ifeoeslps @e0bugning el(er Of
bren6ing. &eooftsr Sobnion irem=
f9tter BEN &lan, at Mrmeens Sfii.
eerer faar en- ipeciel llooonnelje i
5orltbglen, meo 9onlfe lerligt Sluf=
nin%gsarbeioet for 2je. Mrmeen5
8rugbarbeo peo Sluf1ingsarbeiMt
bite Jig 1temlig at blipe meget bety>
oeligt tnoIfrgnfet peo lau pe( 5ror=
pernes lom SiIicererl1eS fomplette
utDnoig5eo / alt bpoo Ser pebrprc:
Stobbei len, noget iorn life fan be-
breioes Dem, 6a Mr1neells 6ormool
10 egen1ig iffe far p9ret SfopOriit.
Sens Mtaol er at 6efgmpe pore og i'll
bre Sienoer % llooannelien er 0erfor
peie1lig militer. Set piloe imioler-
ito mgenlun6e bore infpnl efpent at
torlmtge al en- 6re0s6er Ell l166on<
nellie til at bef9mpe iaooan1te 6ie11<
Der, 1om lite b9rer Spero og 5fp-
bepoaben, men benptter Jig al Matl,r=
tr9fter Der fan blipe largt mere gbe=
Ipgge1r0e en6 8aaben giorte al Mcn=
nefebpnoer. 6elger mon 6e11ne
$anfe pibere, pil ,l1al1 let fon111e til
ben Slutntng, at cit ltoaen6e Scr /
5reostio / mongfoloige Silfeloe fan
TONNE til en- Mnpenoelie, Der fon
too ben iterite 8etp0ring for 2onz
bets @e og gel. SITE blot at Sen
oltio itoar reoe til at me6e gore
eller inore l1roligbeoer meo @oa-
%benrno9t, men be0 at faa en- lerlfilt
uooamnelie til at optre6e bielpenoe
og. forebpggen6e oe6 @otaltrofer al
forifielltg Im: Sfopbronoe, Oper.
j%rprrmelier og ligne11oe l1lpffer fun.
b ser til Sta0igbeo pere tpnoie da
n"honnet &iplp pe6 @oon6en, iom
tunoe foa ben iterite 8etp6ning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09
Gommer for ii. Suoicial 81

= Gommer for II. Sl16icial Sir.
cult / @isconiin, q. S. @inje, @upe<
rior, blep Gre6ag iioite nge uonepnt
til Meolem al 5tatens Spielteret iite-
bet for Dommer S. 6. Dodge, ser
bar neologt @mbeoet for at optage
Sagfprerbirtiombeo / MiItnaufee.
Dommer 9o6ges Sermin, lom Cont
mer 8inie MI tnotreoer /, bill uoIg-
be ! Sanl1ar 1912, og Ser bill MpriI
neite Mar blipe oalgt CONNER for en-
10 Mars Sermin, til bpilfen set ben.
tes 8inie bIiper &anoioat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09
0eroenS nddltor|te Bb

6reoag li6lte l1ge me0oelte set in
ternationale Genius=8 Bureau, at
Greater Mem Oorf bar ifelge itblte
Jolfetplling 4 ,766,SS3 Sro6psgere>
at boilfe 1,634>351 Dor / 8rooflpn.
Seem Oorf er iooleoes belr nplt
ltprlte 8D / &er6er. Sen er joa ltor
lom bpilfen iom felt to u0enlalrolf fife
@per n1e0 llnotagelie al 9onoon.
Seem Dorfs 6olfemengoe / forrige
Geniusoar, 1900, bar 3,437,2O2 pg
/ 1890 2,507,414. 6orggelien fra
1900 til 1910. ct iaoleoes 1,329,681
eller 1871 Erocent, me6e1s SEN / set
fpregooenoe 9ioor rnr-929,7S eller
81 Erocent.
Spen bar III, ilere Snobpggere,
e1o bele Sc 8ore1e6e 5tater bopbe
/ Moret 1870, ga Sen ferite Tolfetpl=
ling fan6t Ste0. Set Mor bar 2on=
oets 6olfemengoe 3,929,214. @eo
onoen 5olfetellilrg, / Moret 1900,
por Tolfen1Gng6en 5,308,483.
S 1880 bapoe Mep Oorf en- 6olfc=
murgoe al 49,401, forfeit poo fgl-
genoe @orougbs: @anbattan 49,
1871; 8ronr 1,781; @rooflpn 1886,
&ic6mom 1886, Gueens 6,159. S
1900 bop0e Seem Dorf mes allie oisle
@orougbs 1926 Snobpggere; /
1910 119,734;i 1920 152,056;
1880 242,27S; 1910 391,114;
1850 696,115; / 1860 1,174,779;
1870 1,47S>t03; / 1880 1,911,=
69S; / 1890 2,5O7,414 og i 1900
3,537,sO2.
Seem Oorf FAR MI f11n 1854 $40
ferre 1olf emo ollie Sc fiorten 8per
nteo mere ems 100000 Snobpgeerc.
bpS 6%olfemnn96e allere6e CT fun6.
gjort ,nemlig &ittsburg, ct. Souls,
9etroit, Buffalo, Cincinnati, 9fem-
orf, Mi(mmtfee, @aibingtom Snoi:
annapolis, Seriep Gitp, Santos @itp,
Erooioence, ct. SAUL og Genoer.
elsie 9pers iamleoe Iolfemnng0e CT
1881, 532.
Nf De forifiellige 8orm1gbs babhe
9ronr Sen itprite 6oregelie / iio1c
Siaor. SalIe,e for oisie 8oroughs
er JONI fplger: 8ronr 430,980, en-
6oregelie at 23O,473 eller 114.9
psf. / Siaoret; 0l1eens 284,04t,
en- 6orggelie al 1902 eller IS 6
8rootlpn 1,634,35t, Ell 6org.
9elie at 467, 769 eller 40.1 pgt.;
5000, Ell, 8orggel'e Ct
lS,94S eller 28.3 PCT; Marbottan.
Ell 6orbgelie al 49,. ,449
eller 26 psf.
feoenitaoere6e 9iite bier Jolfes
! @eroens itbrite @per:
eonoon u9o8) .........7,323.327
Nem Sort .4,766,883
1906 2, 1863 1893
Chicago (aniIooet) .2,t5O,OOO|
Q906) ........ .2,O85,16O'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

asente; iSr bore Spser % Slase
jamt rSunife / Amerifa".
g. 6. Stcfanicn,
S1lcr, Mtnn.
9. 6. 6ctericn.
. 27:22 @nrmjise st.
&urtlaub, Gre.
s.. ). Glauien.
1888 Sacolna Hpe..
3aeorna, @aib.
NouS Nu!Scn Ncuicn.
Nilmanfce, @is.
Sper @anieu,
Omaha % Su. CmaGa, Nebr.
Guuucil &lnffs, Soma.
Gu1il Mnoerien,
Gpan po Clncgn, Mtnn.
dug. $. Saeubien,
&ejieue. Moent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

Berlin 1906. .2,048,o0o
@ien 5000 1891, 912
ct. Y~etersborg $685.: .1,678,OOO
Canton (aniloaet) 900
Seftng (aniloaeD 1900, 900
Ebilaoelpbia $1,000 -. .1,515>756
Moitoo Q90O ....... .1,359,254
&altutta (anilaaet) ..1,126,OOO
8uenos slires Q90O. 1925, 900
|Olata Q908) .1,117,151
&onitantinopel Q907) ..1,1O6,O 900
Nep Sort mangler e>16nu nogle
Wtllioner for at fun1re bumle op meb
2onoon / 6olfemeng6e; men ben er
ct goot StDffe foran &eiten at Ser
oens Sope0iteber.
Den itore 6orgeeliesprocent / Seem
Dorf ct merfelig for iaa fort e1
5oltecentrum. Gen fommer lom gu.
rter Is, bDo6 G9fjtprocenten n1qoar.
Sc emeite 8per poo 100000 eller
mere, lom obergoar Sen / ioo &en=
leenoe, ct Oetroit meo 60 p@t., Som:
Jas ettp mes ST. p@t. og Netporf,
%. S, meo 41.2 psf. 8ogefter Seen
Dort tomn1er Sn6ianopolis, Milmou.
fee, ct. Saul, Seriep Gitp, &ropi.
oeltce, Buffalo, ct. 2ouis, @olbinq.
ton, Fittsburg, Cincinnati % Ml
bam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

stria efter 8r,sennmer .,aa bett,
8lao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

Entered at the Post Office at ST. Paul
MIMI, as second class mail-matter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30

the bed of him that was sick, lest both
fall into the sickness2"
Then answered the king and said:
Am l my brothers keeper"
And the queen said: Thou art thy
brothers keeper when he is sick, and
thou sendest him to the place OF healing,
yea, and when he sins and thou sendeSr
him 10 jail Whether is better. on king,
to smash the vase and then mend IT,
or 10 keep it from being smashed?"
The king answered. NO man can do
everything. But many things 1 do.
Come now and behold my great shops
and my warehouses. and hearken to tire
roaring of my trade that thou mayest
remember it and advertise me when
thou art afar off"
Unclean Streets.
And they went forth. and the woman
slipped on the sidewalk. for no man
shoveled it and To- a man sweeping
from an alley behind a fruit store. and
the things that he swept were bananas
and oranges and rotten apples, and they
lay in the street and the stencil there
of went up TO heaven.
And the queen answered and said:
If this people would see with their
eyes and smell with their noses they
would see germs and smell the breed
ing of fevers. But behold they are
blind" AMI she lifted up her eyes and
behold a plague, for there came a dense
rain of blackness from heaven, and
the faces on the street looked gray.
and the rain of black fell on the just
and the unjust. and all the city was
black.
Then was the king nightly pleased.
and he said: "Dost thou see the smoke
from my thousand chimneys? I am
mighty man and a great king, and be-
hold / make this rain of black that
both the just and the unjust shall have
their lungs filled thereof"
And the queen answered: Verify thou
art great king. and thy prosperity is
greater than ! have been told, but this
civilization of thine IS too much for me.
1t is high. ! cannot understand IT, Thou
pilest up riches, and rushest through
the streets, yet thou prOtectest not the
young child that he sin not neither the
weak that he fall not into greater weak
ness Is not the life more than riches?"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30
The Book Of Gopher
A MODERN ALLEGORY
Bv Mrs T. G. Winter pre- sdent Minneapolis Woman's Club.

was not arrayed like unto me. yet un-
| der the hat / carry a brain, and within
/ the curious raiment heart. and would
fain understand with my brain and ad-
mire with my heart, the exceeding
greatness of my lord" And the king
! arose, and his councillors. to show the
queen his exceeding prosperity, ano
they went forth from the gates of the
palace
ChariOts JostIe,
And behold, the chariots ragged in
the streets and jostled one against an
other in the broad ways. They seemed
like torches and they raced like light
nings; and the city was filled with boys
and girls playing in the streets there
of, so that the chariots jostled the
children and some did they knocx
senseless and of some they did cut Oft
the legs: yet the chariots stayed not,
but went their way and no man needed
Then came a boy forth from a dingy
building which is being interpreted, a
school, and the boy did cast a ball, and
the ball crashed through window, and
the guards of the city did hale him
away
Then said the queen: ~Oh, king, live
forever. Why doth no man heed when
the chariots .jostle, and why do the
guards hale away the boy thar break
eth the window"
Children and Property.
And the king answered: There shall
be nothing hid from thee, my sister.
The streets are for the chariots and not
for the boy; and 1t were a bitter thing
that the charioteer should slacken his
speed. But the boy hath destroyed
property and property is sacred-yea,
more sacred than ought else, seeing
that children abound. but a dollar is
hard to get
Then the queen answered and said:
Must not the young child play, and
shall not a boy cast a ball2 Where be
the Fairgrounds that the young child
may do that which pertaineth to
YOUTH"
The king spake; Behold. the land
costeth many shekels of gold and of
silver here where the houses stand hard
by each other. and shall we spend much
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30

money for young child's play? Three
miles out there lie Fairgrounds Let
the boy walk thither if he would cast q
ball"
What of the Boy
Then said she to the king: TT
seemeth a strange thing unto me that
out of your abundance We buy chariots,
but We have naught TO give the young
child room that he run, and throw out
his arms and legs, and breathe deep
breaths into his lungs, and rejoice as a
boy should And now behold the boy
is taken away and stitch in the seat
of sinners. Shall he not come out there
from a sinner himself2''
Yea" said the king, but / cannot
take the time of mighty men of valor
TO consider young child's play Let
the boy look to himself"
And the queen looked within the
house, which is being interpreted.
school, and behold, many children. anu
some bright faces did listen to the
teacher. and some with eyes that did
squint like as if they could not see.
and some with dull faces those who
hear not, and yet others with open
mouths as those who cannot breathe
through their noses.
Then said the queen: Wherefore do
we teach those who cannot learn? Why
10 yet not neal the eyes Oh IneSe chill
dren that they see? What shall it
profit boy if he know how to bound
Afghanistan and what shall it avail
him If he can do partial payments. if
he hath not the body of well man?
And 10. these children frown as those
who are angry"
The Tenements
But the king made as If he heard
not and he answered and said: DO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30

behold there arose a mighty king
in the land of Gopher and the report
of his great riches went out through
the whole earth. And the king sat on
his throne, with his men of business
on his right hand and his bankers on
his left hand; and before him and be-
hind him there stretched great plains
bursting with the fat of the land
And the king said unto those on his
right on his left: Come let Us rea-
son together I have built me 100
storehouses. and the floors thereof
overflow with wheat and with barley
and with corn and with flax; and the
waters turn the wheels of my mills for
the feeding of the nations; and the
shores of the mighty river, even OF the
Father of Waters, are hedged with
boards from the north which shall be
TO me for gold and for silver. Come.
therefore what shall we do that our
greatness shall exceed all the greatness
that went before And they took coun-
sci together
The Queen Comes
And the queen of Sheba heard in her
own country of the fame of the king
of Gopher and she came with a great
train 10 prove him And she bowed
herself before him and said: "Oh king.
live forever. I have come TO see with
mine own eyes thy exceeding prosper
fty--
And the king looked upon her and
said: Thou art welcome, my sister,
inasmuch as I perceive that thou art
a modest woman, seeing that thou wear
est a hat that forever cOnceals thy face
from the forward gaze of men, wherein
are curious plumes 10 put out the eyes
of those who come too near, and seeing
thst thy garments are fearfully and
wonderfully made, SO as to hide all
semblance of woTnan's shape. Now,
therefore, as thou art modest woman.
ask what thou wilt and it shall be
granted unto thee"
Then answered him the queen and
said: Though Solomon in all his glory
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30

But the king made as If he heard
not and he answered and said: DO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30

Cuticura Ointment on him on bandages,
as it was impossible to touch him with
the bare hand. There was not one
square iRch of skin on his whole body
that was not affected. He was one mass
Of sores. The bandages used to stick to
his skin and in removing them it used
to take the skin of with them. and the
screams from the poor child were heart
breaking. I began to think that he
would never get well but after the sec
ond application Of Cuticura Ointment l
began to see signs Of improvement, and
with the third and fourth applications
the sores commenced to dry up. His
skin peeled of twenty times, but it
finally yielded to the treatment. Now
I can say that he is entirely cured, and
a stronger and healthier boy you never
saw than he is to-day. twelve years OF
more since the cure was effected. Rob
ert Wattam, 114S Forty-eighth St.,
Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 9, 1909"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30

tOT5 prescribed LOT
him. but he kept
getting worse IN
til we could not
DIR e s 8 him any
more. They finally
advised me to try
q certain medical
college. but it s
treatment did no
good. At the time
l was induced to
try Cuticura he
was so bad that l
had to cut his hair
off auI mt tho
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30
For Tl,at Ice Crear, soaa.

Go TO the Paragon, where !,ou get pure
ice cream, soda drawn from the most
sanitary fountain in FL Paso. and where
you get excellent service. They appre-
ciate your patronage You are invited
TO inspect the fountain to see the per-
feet sanitary conditions which prevail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30

Millions Of women prefer Cuticura
Soap to all other skin soaps for preserv-
ing. purifying and beautifying the skin.
scalp. hair and hands. For rashes.
itchings and chafings, red. rough hands,
dry. thin and falling hair. for infantile
eruptions and skin blemishes and every
purpose of the toilet. bath and nursery.
Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment
are invaluable.
Cuticurs Soap C25c). Cuticura Ointment (5ocO
and Cuticura Resolyent l5Oc }. COR IN the form OF
ihroushout the world Potter Drug Chem. Corp.
Soie Pdops l55 COLUMBUS Ave. Boston, Mass
e5Hailed free. 32-peKe Cuficura Booklet an
Authority on Affections OF the Skin Scalp and Hair
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30

thou come and see the great pile OF
boards that lie beside the river, even
beside the Father of Waters. and also
the great mills wherein l grind meal
for the feeding OF the nations"
And the queen looked, and, behold.
mean rooms wherein were no windows.
And the beds OF those who came and
went stood in tiers one above another.
And in one bed lay d man sick of a
fever, and in another lay man with
consumption. And the man sick of the
fever and the cOnsumptive arose and
went forth into che streets and other
men did occupy their beds until thew
began TO shiver and TO cough, and he
that owned the house babe them be-
gone.
So they too, went Forth. and. behold.
they met other men. who thrust the
tongue into the cheek and said one To
another: Go to, here is easy game. I,et
us take the gold and the silver from
men who are stupid and sick then shah
we not have to work for it as they did
Let us now go into the place of strong
drink There will it be easy to ron
the sot-" And it was So But the man
who was robbed did they drag away
for that he was beastly drunk and his
face was as the face of furious ami
NAL, and he threatened the charioteers
in the street with his fist. saying, BE.
cause 1 am poor and thou art rich has
this happened to me-" And he bided
his time to get even by violence
The Sunshine Wanted
Then was the queen moved to com
passion and said: oh, king. oughtest
thou not TO give sunshine and cleanly
beds to these men who bring thee mon
ey2 And oughtest thou not TO save
him that is well that he sleep not in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30
NOT AN INCH Of
HEALTHY SKIN
Left on Whole Body Boy of Five a
Mass of Itching Eruption and His
Screams were Heart-Breaking-
Bandages Stuck to His Flesh.
CURED BY CUTICURA
TWELVE YEARS AGO

My little son. boy of five, broke
out with an itching rash. Three doc