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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-04-04
Regulars Go In Camp at San Diego.

San Diego, Cal, April 4.-The
provisional brigade of regulars un-
der General Bliss went into camp for
maneuvers at Grossmont, 12 miles
from San Diego, today, marching
from their camp at Point Iona,
whcih they have occupied since they
were assembled here as a result of
orders from Washington a month
ago. General Bliss declined to say
how long the men will be at Gross
mont, but it is expected that it will
be several weeks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-04-04

dately as though there had been. no
break in the session. He announced
prayer by the chaplain and when that
was over the clerk was directed to
read the presidents proclamation
calling the extraordinary session.
The roll was called. Reasons for
the absence of a number Of members
were given by their colleagues.
Reelected snators and the new re-
cruits were lined up in front of the
seats and facing the vice president.
He administered the oath prescribed
by law. -
Resolutions were adopted directing
the secretary to notify the house that
the senate was ready for business and
for the appointment of a committee to
jon the house committee in visiting
the white house to inform the presi-
dent that congress was ready to hear
from him.
A count of noses and affiliations to-
day showed that the Republican in
surgents will hold the balance of
power in the new senate. They num-
Der IL and the influence of Cummins
and La Toilette looms large
The Republican regulars predict
that the Democrats will not vote
solidly together and that this will
wreck calculations that have been
based on an expected combination be.
tween the Democrats and the pro-
gressives.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-04-04

ARRESTED
FOR SPEEDING

Los Angeles, CAL, April Al
thoug Jack Johnson bested James ].
Jeffries in the prize ring, the black
champions prestige as a speed law
demolisher is threatened by JEFF. AT
ter several months absence from the
police court Jeffries was gathered in
yesterday for speeding. Several pre-
vious convictions were recalled. JUS
tice of the Peace Melrose referred
warningly to Johnson's fate, and
handed out a fine of $25.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-04-04
CLARK
DID NOT DRIVE
The MULE TEAM

Washington, April 4.-Champ
Clark did not drive the mules. Re-
ports that the new speaker would
journey to the house of congress to-
day behind pair of Missouri camels
failed. Despite the rain, Clark, ig-
noring the speakers automobile,
walked to a common, ordinary street
car, rode in 1t until near the capitol
and then walked there to take up his
new duties of presiding over the ma
tional house. Clark will walk to
work daily, unless it rains, when he
will fall back on the street cars.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-04-04

Every family and especially tboa
who reside in the country should \
provided at all times with a bottle A
Chamberlain's Liniment. There ism
telling when it may be wanted in caa
of an accident or emergency. th
most excellent in all cases Of rbH.
matism, sprains and bruises. sos
by all dealers.
Get it at DR., Stones Drug Store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-04-04
One Conductor Helped Back to WOrl

Mr.. Wilford Adams is his name, and
he writes: II was confined to my
bed with chronic rheumatism and
used two bottles of Foley's Kidney
Remedy with good effect. The third
bottle put me on my feet and 1 re-
sumed work as conductor on the Lex
ington, KY, street railway. 1t will
do all you claim in cases Of rheuma-
tism." Foley's Kidney Remedy al
lays rheumatism by eliminating the
uric acid from the blood. Specially
recommended for elderly people.
Red Cross Pharmacy, H. Jerman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-04-04

while friends sought him on Mount
Lowe.
Beck became lost Sunday night
when he attempted a short cut from
the summit of Mount Lowe to civiliza-
tion. He was found in San Gabriel
canyon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-04-04
WOMAN STANDS
ON ''UNWRITTEN
LAW" AS DEFENSE
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE. ]

Los Angeles, Calf, April A.
Lobster la Newberg, pate de foie
gras, corn beef and cabbage and 9TH
er delicacies may have their devotees,
but Charles Beck, head of the paper
box trust of Philadelphia, will make
affidavit today that common acorns,
raw are the most delicious food.
Beck ate them three times yesterday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-04-04

NOMINATE
A FULL TICKET

Bakersfield, Cal, Apri l4.-For the
first time in Bakersield's history the
Socialist party will present full tick
ct at the municipal election to be held
here next Monday. The Socialists
have been waging a fierce fight
throughout the campaign, and their
managers today issued prediction
that the socialists would elect the
city recorder, city attorney and mar
shall, with fighting chance for the
other officers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-04-04

to be an up-to-date man in his pm
fession.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-02
Spao Mortbern &acific 8anens

&poo Mortbern 8ocific 8onens
!. 6remtio bill blipe efter en- tuloiten-
Sig @oifillelie fra Sames 5. Stills
pprige 2tnter, er @ienitano for ao=
ifilligt @ietning. Set aniees for
i~an0ipnltgt, at sen pil blipe f%orenet
e1tcn me0 Gbicogo & Mortbpeitern
eller mes Chicago Greet Morfbern.
Gn itor b,nofratiif 8anfct afbol6=
tes iafteS / Muoitoril1m. Smtrent
GO Iemofroter fra alle ggne / 2or=
Set, men bopeoiagelig fra Norope=
item, par tilltcoe, og ca 1000 Etlbp=
rerc / @allerierne lptteoe til Saler=
tie. @ouofiguren peo @onfetren bar
@illtom Sennings @rpan, Ser bolot
Ell glimrenoe Sale, / bpilfen Do1
6og life berprte set brGnoen0e
Spprgsmoal ON bpem ban enifeoe
lom 9en1ofraternes Yrel i0eut=&an=
0i0ut peo Set fon1n1e11oeGa 8lonot
Sc an0re 5alere bar @upernpr
9urfe al Moro 3afoto, &ongres=
mano @ammon0 pg s. 81. N@onnor
al Soma iomt Soiepb @. Soft al
Misi ouri.
SmbtlG1m. Yrof. 9r. S. q.
Scbmiot, &rofeslor / %ipitenlotiif
Sbeologi ueo Sen Ioreneoe &irfes
Seminar / ct. 9lntbonp Harf, far
mes Bette Sfoleaors lt6gong ptrfet /
so Mor iom &rofesior pe0 norf-
omerifanife &irfeionrfun0s 2ereal1=
%italter, i0et fan / 1861 blep anlat
iom &rofeSior peo set npopretteoe
Sutber College, ion begynote lin
&irfiombeo / &alfmap Greet &ra=
itegoar6 11ar Ga Grpsie, @is. Sans
SltbilG11m fejreoes m1eo en- Set Ire=
Dag Nften poa Sen 6oreueoe Sir
fes Semi11ar. Ser bolbte5 Soler al
6ormo10 s. s. @obl poa Sen 6or=
eI1eoe &irfes &egne, Hrof. 9r. 90
>. 8pcfttort poa Geminariets Seq
lite og &reiioe11t S. &c. &il0obl al
ct. Olaf College paa Subilarens
@lepers Gegne. &rof. @cbmiot blet
pe0 Yrof. @pecfmn operroft Ell
Eel1gegope pao nultcu ct Sl1linl
Collars, i10ian1lct al CT pao Sam:
ftlloets Aarsmpoe flor neoiot So
mite. S%l1Oiomli1gen CT life ofil1,t=
tet enolut.
Som befjenot CT Yrpi. sc6miot
Suffer al Ipoicl, men JON fpm joni
@arn ber til 9on0et % ituoereoe
peo Misipuri Syuooens Stole i ct.
2o1is pg Goi1cor0ia College % blep
Ereit for tpife % c1gelife lu=
tberife Mcntgbeoer. "a Set ferite
11orife 2nreol1ltolt / slmertfo / 1861
blep oprettet peb @alfmap Greet
ErGl tegaor0 11Gr Ga Grosie, @is.,
al Sen norife spnope, blep Sen unge
Nrult falot til 9erer pe0 oenne slr=
itolt, og iioen 0a far fan ltooig pn=
TT 9Grer peo norife Sfoler og &C.
! mi11arter.
Sfjp'1t %fulobloo5 Spifer CT Yrof.
Scbmi0t blepen fl1loitnno;g inolepc1
Sen nprIf=omerifonifc Strife, bupr
ban / ct balrt Natbul10re0e far
itooet JOIN cit al Mi0tfigl1rer11c. Set
ct life Blot bam ielp, Ser lo%aleoes CT
gooet Up / Sc l,pri fe 6orbolo; mel,
enOog bans @pru CT blepci> norife
Mner!fonere og 9rrere pe0 norift
l(noerpisningsanltalter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-02

iii banif 9Gt. 6. eric @am=
bro, Ell le0en0e @anfier og S. Nier=
pont Morgam & Cos &eprnl e,1tart
/ 2oncon, mes @ultru % @rooer
tilbrogte Ell balp Sin1e / ct. SAUL
6reoags paa @jenmemrejie til Still
lebopsfplten. 9ette er Scr. @om=
bros fprite .8eipg / Mmerifo. Sen
engellf e Sanfmal1o itamsner ira Sen
northumberland s. Soiep1 SAINT
bro, /. 1880, iom blep @rosi. /
&jpbenbapn og 6onif @ofroao /
1910 og / 1910 flptteoe til 2ouoon,
foroi Sol6forpaltningen / 9anmorf
fife ttlloo bam at nopifle lin 6orret=
ming, iom fan pnife6e. &ons @pn
oparbeloeoe Ell onieet 8onfierforret=
ming / 2on6on. @n Sgnnelpu at
Sen fra Ganmarf uobon6reoe &an=
oelsmono blep engelif 8oron og
Meolem at l1noerbuiet. Tamilien
er forpprigt jp6if.
5orbinbret r&ri5efis6t". 5 spo
81. Saul bor ser til Sorsoa9 ST.
termiooag truffet 5orbereoelier til
cit Mapefaetning mellem Mtife Wib=
bons fer at 8pen og 6re0. @icfs al
Milpoufee. Sen sla9s uIorlyltel=
Ter" er 10 uloolige, me,t ou man
bapoe giort Gorbereoelierne / al
stilbeo, baobe6e man at bope bragt
Mutboriteterne al Sporet. Smioler=
ito bar Sagen fommet @upernerel1
for Dre, og ban ne6lagoe pjebliffelig
Torbuo moo &en, ser ifnlbe Sbape
frt1toet Ste6 / &reaturpapiljonen /
Soutb ct. Saul. Set bIiper ct Sab
for Soutb ct. Saul sltbletic Gl1b,
Der boboe betolt Observation-Disclosures
&%eleuogifter og bopt enba anore
Smfoitninger. Set bIeb Ell lgrgeIig
sfuffelie for Ben brutale gports
gelpnoere, 90 De inofan6t Jig / 60.
lSt. Saul % opoagebe, at @uberng-
reu bopoe fgrge for 2opens Dper-
boIoeHe. ! d
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-02
Danish Life
TN 4 o N
COUNTRY
By JESSIE II. ROCHNER.
With is Full PsRe lIlustration,.
With Is Full Page Illustrations.
CONTENTS.

CONTENTS.
The Danes:-Government and Pol
itics;-The Church and Religion
J. Public Education.-The University
and the Professors.-The Army and
Mayy:T7Administration Of Justics
1hd ! Local q SG ac;s1
Copenhagen.-court and society.-
Stage.-The Position Of Women
The Press.-Country Life.-Some
Danish Snapshots.-The Poor and
Agricultural Cooperation. Re-
claiming the Moors.-Old Time Den
mark.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
A Typical Peasant Home,-The
Round Tower, Copenhagen.-The
Royal Palace Of Copenhagen with
the daily Parade of Life Guards
Outside a Porta, Copenhagen
Kongens Nytorv and the Royal
Theatre. Copenhagen.-The Ex-
change. Copenhagen, - Thorvald-
Of Danish School Girls at Gym
A typical Danish village Church
Peasant Home. s Courtyard Of
Fredericksborg Palace. - Frede-
ricksborg Castle. ,Gammelstrand,
The asteG co2ea al FFea,<,,a aashmarket'-old
4 Bound q extra Ane CLOTH with gold
oraSments tprepaid BY .60
{. RASMUSSEN PUB. co.
s3e-51l q. lth q, Minneapolis, MisA.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-02

men, % set 8eigg, Ser bar ppret i
De fna Mftener oct bar beret oabent,
bitter at BET life bar tabt noget al
Dem Dnoeit, iomaN imeapolitancrne /
oe ti6ligere Mar bar ifienfet set /
iaa rigt @aal. @tablislementet er
oabent @ftermio0ag % Mften,og for
noen Sc mange forifiellige Uorlpltel=
ier, iom Ser bp6es paa for vlt rtnge
@ntre, eller ilet i1gen @ntre, ifal ri
income Set 6pgtige 2uftepmnoitifer-
Selfab ~6lping 8anpor6s", iom
optrGoer bper Mften UNDER oaben
&immel, ian1t Sen imuffe l10lttl=
ling al 3pr. Sen eleftriite SlIl1=
mination er iaar ierlig goo.
1tnbbegen Mrrcitant. Sirs0og g.
%termio0og un0peg en- al Mrreitanter-
ne / @pfangslet, Sen 6inlep, Ser
|troos lin ltngoom bar en- ret betpne-
Zig &gffe 9opopertreoelie r at ie til
bage paa. Sans nl1berenoe Mrrel to-
ton pente6e5 at billie me6f9re SIR
floge for @orb / 3. @ra6 poo cit
lille 9reng. iom 6e6e / Girsoags !
Set norlfe 9iafonisie &oipital. Sans
~ltnopigell e. fra Mrrelten / Strs0ug5
foregif paa Sen Moaoe, at Dor
9an0smano, Mrreltforparer &eter
Gbriiteni len, fom in6 / bans Gelle,
me1t blep / set iamn1e greben al Cir
reitanten og ilpnget imob &egge11,
iaa ian blep omtrel1t ~beptojtlps. Ser
efter flpgte6e M%rreltantcn us al GEL
%le0preu, iom fan imeffe6e til bag
Zig, bborbe6 SEN laoie0es al11omatiif
og in6eiparre6e Gbriitenieu, og Ser
efter font Fan as en- tilfeloigpis
oaben si6e6er us / &orri6oren oa
gle0 ne6 as &abelet poo @lepotoren,
en- @pi6e al 4 @tager, buorefter ball
! foripan6t Ser er en6nu intet Gpor
fu116et at bam. San betegnes al 60
litiet joni en- temnelig farlig Sur.
brpoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-02

We'd Kj9b e1ler Reparation af
Uhrc bes9g den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oe E. 9TH St.,
st. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-02
Talb fra ct stiIabs. Mnl

Talb fra ct Gtillabs. Mnorem
MeIion, 20 Mor gammel, bpts Sen
SSpbn er Meolem al 8ran0forpiet,
falbt 80 sos fra ct Stilla0s paa
Smon Mnoerions @11s, 944 8apleis
Street, joni ian malebe / Manoags,
% brGffebe tire &ibber. Nellon Dor
i S91 BRADFORD @treet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-02

Sen banifc &el9jprcnbeosforcnins
rSpllpict" afboloer nGlte Mpoe bos
Mrs. 6. Mnoerien, 1850 Gogcrton
Strcet, Snsoag sen Z. Sl,nt, Otter
miObog 81. 2. Mlle CT pelfomne.
Sag Mislislippi Sporppgn til Ses=
lcnine Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-02

George Cuba ira @ioagiro, So
pan, bor Sen fieroe beoite &orof=
ter al Sc 200 Gleper, iom l1oefsami=
neres fra ct. &al,ls GentralDpiifolc.
@on far f11 pGret / Nmerifo fire
Nlur. 5 Sfoletioen for ban ernere1
li9 JON 9ellboy / Mercbants 9otel.
@on ogter at ltl1bere pes Minnei oto
ltniperjitet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-02
MtnneapoIise

Scminariclcrcr ~. spremicm fra
Selling, Sanmorf, iom / gommer
er poa 6orebragSreiie / Sc 0anife
&olonier / Mmerifo, pil fomme ger
til minneapolis Sen %. Sl1ni oa
boloe ct 8oreorag / ct. He0ers 6an=
ife lutberife Strife Mften @l. s. &r.
Sprenien er fien0t iom en- al Gan=
marfS 6pgtigite 1oreoragsboloere,
og bans @eieg fer ime0eiees me0
megen 6orpentning.
S. >. @ultscrmanns 9pb. Sra
9eeopel er Ser nu fra af0p6e S. 8.
Solt5ermams Mooer inolpbet ifriit=
Zig Me06eIelie ON, at Dgosaoriagen
par @ppenoicitis. &an blep ipg pao
&ejien til &eapeI og blep itrafs
bragt fra @fibet til &oipitalet, bpor
Sperotionen bIep foreoget og oper<
'aoet, men 1,efte Sag in6traaote
2poen. 2iget bliper fdrt til Slime,
rita og oil blipe biiot / 6amiliebe-
gropelie len / &ique, Ohio, 6amiliens
o%prinoelige Silent ber / 2an6et.
Setter g. Marppis, &reiibel,t for
gpenS 9raife Gorening % en- al Sc
melt anlete @refere / @inneapolis,
otgtf ltoite ltge beo Gp0en / @Qlon
GitD, Soma, bpot fan heb rant ri
ct Sigrteilag UNDER cit Gorbon6=
ling mes gtate1s Mrbei0sfomisinr.
San blep begrabet ii6ite Manoae
fra ben t1pe grefe Strife paa Safe
Street, for bbis 0pfgrelie ban bapoe
nofgrt ct fort Mrbeioe, UNDER sen
greet fatbolife airfes imutte gere-
monier. saa at iige beIe Sen grefe
&olont / Minnapolis 6eltog ggr-
gebpitt6en.
@oroerlanb, Ben itore, mutt no.
itpreoe GorIpiteIiesparf pao Safe
st, er mi aaben for Som1neri9io.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-02

Mn er oct Siben, at Sc bpr tegne
Sem for ct announcement poo oett,
@loo. @e6 fine poali0elige Otter
retninger og lit u6polgte 9eleitof pil
Set blipe Gem en- fjerfomme>1 @jnlt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-02
Eel. Office T. S. 1141
Residence 7, S, 5519
DR.. N. G. Mortensen.
9an.k Sose.
2I4 Amer. Nat. Bank Bldg.
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Res. 742 Rondo (Cor. Grotto).
@m &rrit ium Statscmbcosmanb
Res. 742 Rondo (Cor. Grotto).

@m &rrt ium Statscmbebsmarb.
&ou. San11el s. Smitb, Nruft for
Heoples G6l,rcb 1er / 8yeu, er al
@ltncrnpr Gbcr6art 1lonGput tilAfe0=
lem al Statcns 9par0 pf Yorole,
lpnt blep pprettet al Sen liolte 2egis=
lQtnrl amling. Sc o1ore Meolemt=
liner al @oarSet er StotSSintngslets
@arocn @enrp @olfer og g. 90.
Ni11goal, Torman0 ior @oor0 Of
Gontrol. @poro Of &orole 1fal tage
Mfgiprelie ol1ooaenSe olle Mnlpgnin=
ger ON Ndrpl, t1teo ltubtagelje al
ioooorlte, bpor Nnlegeren bar BE-
goaet Moro, / bpilfe 5ilfeloe sto=
tens @ooro Of &aroon ifal gipe lin
@p0fjen0el|e
rGipncer &reis" for Qproag inoc.
bol0t Ell operorbentlig pelDilltg Mn=
melOelie q Sc bal1lf e Stu0enter=S a11=
ceres &pncert / Muoitorium. 8la6et
pntaler, at ct. Saul for bopt m1at1=
&c &or=&pncerter / Si1ter: @elib=
mGnb, ct el1gelif % ct itolienif &or,
lofole lf%onOi1apilfe Sangforeninger.
og Gborol Nrt Societp, iaa Ser nar
nof at 0rage Sommto4,gninger mes.
Men Sc 0onlfe Songere bopoe intel
at frpgte al Sanmenligninger, oa
bpo0 rem ulopelinei s" % 8lpbDe0 oe
@pieligbeo / Sonen cuergoar 81
en0og Sc ol1ore smgorganiiationer
ligelom Sammenia ct iao fell:
fri, joni Sen fan a1tage5 at brtpe
Sgrligt omtoler ST.. g. 9eppiobr
iom &orle0er mes Sen itprlte 8eun:
bring.
@ort9a9e for 600 Miilliumcr. Sf
ficiel Meo0elclie blep gipet fra Greet
Nortbern Sernbonens @eneralfonto
rer Snsoag @i6oag ON ltoiteoelje a
600 @illioner Collars / Sbligatio
ner, bpilfet u6gier en- al Sc iterltE
finoncielle Sronsaftioner, JON no
genlin6e bar funoet Steo I Beften
Gn itprre Gel al @elpbet nil goo ii
&onnertering al gamle Sbligotioner
1om fra Mar til an6et er bleben rs
1teot al &ompagntet for llopi6eIie,
og 6orbebringer, iamt Burlington
8anens Sbligotioner, for bvilf,
Great Mortbern og Mortbefu Yaci
ftc / Sallesifab er aniparlige. Sc
beooer,at Greet MoriGsi,t far onie e:
Oct for flogeit at treffe Gorbereoel
Ter Ill at oberta9e Nortbern Hacific:
Anoel / oe1tne Gorpli9telie for Sc
Stlfeloe, at @ortbern 3ocific iff
poer lin @alpbel al @entelpbet. :
Sernbanefre0le antages set imt0ler
ito, at @anen fer bar toget It sfrio:
9oaenoe no paa en- Moifillelie a
geortbern &aciftc fra Burlington %
en- flloiten6ig S~ammenimeltuinq a
Burlington og Greet Nortbern.
6 iter Gefnineen al Sc nepnt
6orpligtelier, gan1le egre obItga
TONER og 8urlington=8 anens Obi
gattoner, bill Ser al SEN rpe Obliao
tions-l1oite6elie bore tilopers ON
trent go Millioner Collars, ion
bet er 3anfen at onpenoe paa Mp
bpgninger, n%opioelier og Gorbeori,
ger ! 2ebet at De fommen6e bal,
&nnoreoe Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-02
St. PAUL.

"st, Paul Tdende" removed to Room
POI Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-02

T.
Nnbulot SturtDu. Otter cit So9t,
Ser fprte &em Dprf=G eteftiper pper
bele europa og Sc 1orenebe Stater,
blau Moolpb &ricfel1, 20 Mar gom=
mel, Ser tioligere bopoe AnlGttelie
bos Eorf & 5il for0, Ell itor Harfu=
mebar1oler / Mem2)orf, / 2pr0ogs or
r%eiteret fer / ct. Halll UNDER Ell sln-
flage for at bape i%tiaolet &arer for
100000 fra &art & Silfor0. Hric=
fen bar fprit Ell Sis / europa, for
f1lgt al Ieteftiper. 6re6ag fom Dol1
til ct. Saul og tog ino paa @otel
Soint @oui.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-02

81 Stmbentcr brmfuct. 80 St,=
oenter pcs @on1Iine ltntperlitet, 6re=
oericf &ingslano al @ells oa
9ouis &en1m1cr fra Gong &roi.
rte, or1,fneoe @a11oag Iften
Miinucio ta &iper nGr Geoor
Mpel1l,c 8roel1. Gen &a1,o, Sc bar /,
funtreoc. Sets &amerater bar pao
@reooen, men f111oe life pOe nogen
@iulp, 81 ingen al Sc to fl1noe
lppn1n1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-02
9anmarfs @rmnolupsbag, SEN

9anmarfS' @rnnblopsbas, Sen S.
SUM, pil life gaa felt l,paaagtet ben
iaar, flint Ser life er iaa %betp0elig
EFT &apocitet at iamles ON iom &ro=
fesior 9. @eggil6, Ser flor bolot
@rln6lopstolcu paa 6eitpla6ien use
peo Stote 6oir @rlm0en. Otter
bpao Ser meboeles % agter ling
oomsforel1ingen al 1905, @pls.,
og Sen oanife Notwithstanding al
st.Hm1l at feire 9ogen fpritf. sen-
Sag Sci, 1. Sl111i mes en- Set poo
Melions Sarm lige ucerfor Stot(
6oir, poo ianme Steo iom Soften
blep bolot ifior.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-02

Gn ltobuloeubcosprpuc. Sgaor
anfon1 Ell ing Mano fra Billings,
@ont., 3. 6. Degel1, til ct. Saul,
% ifal begp11oe Ell 6ootur til @il=
lings, iam fan ifol bape tilel1oebragt
i11oen 4. Sl,li. Gen 11l,ge Ma1o ct
spn al Ell rig @anfier t @illingS,
og bans 6ooer bar lopet, at ban pil
bctale fans ll00annelie pes @inne=
lpta Stats ltniuerlitet, ON BON fal1
til6ogelG9ge &ejen melleln ct. Yo1tl
% &illi19s / Sen foitlotte Gio. Set
ifal betragtc5 iom cit l1oboloenbeos-
brpue.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-02

2ntber Seminar / 6amlinc, sen
norife Spnooes &rulteifole, fejrcr
Slutningsfcit 6reoog Mften, 2oer1
Slni, ST. s. Hrof. 9. @oritao %
&ait. ~. @orge pi1 tale. 1iplomer=
lie pil Blue uo0elt al @rof. Ir.
Sub. Olpisafer, 0ette Nors Betty
rer. Gen ofgaaenbe &lasie teller
fplgen0e Meolcmmer: 9aniel S.
@orge, Clarence @ol1gen, @eoer S.
aorlaug, Sacob g. &osbolt, Olaf
g. Smebp, Mrnt &aaler, S. @rol=
itoo, S. $. Berg, s. &er9ee, 8. 6in-
oabl, 6. &iltp, %. Sfonbop0. st
Me0lem al &losien, nemlig 8. u.
&almer, blep uoefsamineret og or
bineret fpr Sui.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-02

Sur at ifaffc &ensc tiluejc til
Snofjpb al cit SnpaliO=%ogn, bouoe
nogle ooulfe Gamer lopet 2 Sofapu=
Ser, iom blep bortloooet bos Mrs.
6. Mnoerlc1,, 500 Dort Ct, oe1 81.
Moi. @og11e11 ifiel1fes til Mr. %
Mrs. 6. Nn0erie11s lille 9otter, ior1
blep iao pnfeltgt fot>:>1l1ot for ITO
gen Sis iioen. Mr. S. 9. Setter=
bolm, 1882 Napl1e slpe., panot oel1
enc % Mrs. &robcef, 766 Scents
Street Sen a10el1 al ErOcrne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-02
STAMM EN-

og andre Talefejl helbredes f~uldstandigt
i kort It'd. Vor Methode hviler paa 20 Aars
Enthusiastically Stadium og praktisk Erfa-
ring i Behandling af Talefejl baade i Eu-
ropa og !Anlerika. Anbefalet af Lager
Skole-Autoriteter. Prester og Hundreder
af helbredede Clever. Skole og Hem
baade for Born og Noksne. Hcnvend Dem
til os p%ersonligt eller skriftligt for fri OPP
lysninger, katalog, III. III.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-02

@Oaoerlano, Ben itore, imuft uo-
ltpreoe GorlpiteIiesparf pan Safe
St, er mi aaber for 5om1neriaio-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-25
MORE ABOUT THE
MULE-FO0TEDHOG
Farmers Taking Interest in the
Swine That May Be Cholera
Immune.

have postal card from a promi-
hent Halifax county farmer, one who
believes in the "hog and hominy'' doc
trine and practices 1t as far as he can.
but who has run up against the hog
cholera to discouraging extent On
tho postal, after saying good word
Tor tho Industrial Section. and en-
phntioally declaring that 1t is doing
more for tho upbuilding OF Virginia
lndustrially and agriculturallJ. than
any known agency this good farmer
asked mo to tell us something more
about the mule-footed hog, and it's ex-
emption from cholera"
Having already told all knew
about this .mule-footed hogship. /
wroteito my good friend. H 3. Smith,
Jr.. the proprietor of the Horn Quarter
plantation. In King william county,
for further information. Smith writes
me as follows: 81 really know no
more about the mule-footed hog than
you have printed. but am expert
mcnting with him. and II ind II to
be true that he Is immune to cholera,
am going to try to induce every
GARNER in Virginia to grow the mule
foot AS you have already stated In
the Industrial Section. II the expert
ment Is a success by the good year
1913 lot of our Virginia hog-raiaers
will be exhibiting their front teeth in
high appreciation. only know I have
e pair OF thoroughbreds. and they are
beauties. They are High Prince, sired
by Ideal King and damned by Kitty
c.. farrowed December 3. 1910, and
Black Queen. sired by Black Prince
damned by Happy Sis. narrowed De-
cember IL. 1910. beg to add that
~hile these two youngsters were cost
ly. am In no way discouraged, and
intend to expose their first littor to
cholera. as you stated In the Industrial
Section. to tho end that may find gu.
for myself II the mule foot ia actually
immune to cholera. The Sood work
shall so on until the cholera question
Is ,settled.'
Harry Beatty. who lives within hear
ing distance OF Richmond. has recently
lost hfteen fine hogs from cholera. and
when he read the story of the mule
footed hog In the Industrial Section ne
declared. while expressing a feoblc-
ness of faith. that II the mule foot
proves cholera immune 1t will be
worth millions OF dollars to Virginia,
and Smith will be entitled TO nonu-
mcnt for introducing or reintroducing
the nule foot in Virginia.
F. S. w.