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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-08

COR sALE-Ihe late home Of Martha d
L Hayfree, 2lS South street, Is offered Tor
sale This house is u two story structure, ex-
cellently located aud IN me state OF repalr'
n h heated by hot water furnace and posses
don can DC given at short notice. Homer Il.
Webster, administrator. "ti
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-08

NO RENT-Home place ON North street con-
u si.ting OF house and barn. all modern I'M
provemeots also 2 fuur-room tenements on NC
kinley street. Clarence Chandler Iei' ~,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-08
WANTED

SNANTED-At once, grammer grade prin-
w cipal, Si5. per week. Vermont. Also
And teachers for other positions. Hathaway
Agency, Bennington. f'ei
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-08

IA girl or woman TO as
w sist with sewing and light second work.
Address Mrs. L. Is. HullDg, 62s Main St. Alto.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-08
TO RENT

ITO RENT-Desirable tenement on Pleasant
Il stIeet for small family. Apply ~ a ,a.s
ant Street. oo.l
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-08

nNO RENT-Three unfinished rooms desir
IL abIt aud well located. Mrs Clara JeMett'
eeo south Street. -'u
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-08

FTNO RENT-Th nice rooms, one extra nice
IL hot water heat, electric lights ana Dath'
900 Hillside Ctreet. hVA
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-08
THE GLFT-MAKERS
GREAT OPPORTUNITY

Our new and beautiful lines Of Holiday Goods at
The Quality Stores-full Of choicest selections
being made ready
We have featured very largely the necessary gift
combined with the truly artistic, SO those who need
the really necessary article will find to their satsfac
ton all the needfuls The assortment of fancy
articles is very complete.
Our showing Of Handkerchief is the largest ever
made See our Sc and 10c Initial Handkerchiefs-
they are splendd-prceS up to $3.50.
The Garment Department is full Of choice things
with prices cut as low as for February selling.
The assortment of Furs and Fur Garments is
greatly appreciated and our sales to those who have
looked in town and out Of town very satisfactory
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-08

L roof toilet and city water lot 45x2OO, fine gar
den. considerable fruit. This property is Only
Ave minu'es walk from Bennington post once.
Property Is in fine repair and bargain az tne
price $3.50. Nash 4 Hutchins. Efti
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-08

LOR sALE-Ready Nov. 20 tn. the grave
Il stone records of Sh ftsbury, bennington
County, Vermont. Price SLIGO. lel copies
printed; pp viii 76; paper cover. Address L.
II Elweli Amherst. Mass. Z5tlo
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-08

ITO RENT-Desirable tenemonts, offices
stores, mill property with water power
indiy.duaI siorsge lockers. Estate OF VIM IS.
Hawks. nt North st.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-08

COR sALE-Second hand Model hot Wa
ter boiler, kitchen range and parlor stove;
John Carrgan, sol Gage ST. ootI
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-08
LOW PRICED ADVERTISING
FOR SALE

EOR sALE-Pair of good horses: Also har-
store. corner North and River streets. 45t6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-08

TOR sALE-Christmas post cards 70 for lOc
Il post paid Also fine line OF VI. views,
scenery, birthday, etc. AT same prices Palmer
Post Card Co., Dept. b. No. ferrisouag, "
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-06-02
A NOVEL FEATURE.

This is indeed an age OF pro-
gsession, but we have never seen
it more clearly and forcibly dem
onstrated in any way than in the
Special Boosters Edition Of
the Evening lost, which was is
sued at various points along the
way as the Boosters journeyed
through the Mountains.
The Post had its own press ON
the special and Mr.. Charles H.,
Musgrove was Editor in Chief,
Mr.. VIM. Snow, Telegraph Edi-
tor. and Mr.. David b. &. Rose,
Gen. Mgr.
A neat little sheet was printed
and distributed free at each point
where stop was made. News
from all parts of the world was
received 10y the telegraph editor
and Immediately published and
distributed to the cities visited.
This achievement indeed marks
an epoch in journalism and opens
vista of possibilities that were
not even dreamed of a few years
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-06-02
SCHOOL MA'AMS.

A school ma'am is a verb, because
she denotes action when Won throw
paper wads at the girls. Switch is a
conjunction and is used to connect
the verb, school ma am to the noun,
boy. This is a compound sentence,
of which boy is the subject and
switch is the object. First person,
singular number and awful case A
school ma am is different from a
boy, boy wears pants and school
ma'am wears her hair banged all
over her forehead. She puts paint
on her face and some big fellow
comes and takes her home Ma
says a school ma am never gets to
be older than eighteen until she gets
married. 1t takes all Of two school
ma ans a day to cook a dinner. If
it takes two a whole day to cook a
meal, it sure would take lot Of
them to cook three meals a day,
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-06-02

Mexico must be light headed since
she's lost her bead.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-06-02
Not on Him.

Several years ago Patrolman
Grampke was detailed at a circus
that was performing in Camp Wash
ington. One of the features of the
show was the falling into the ring
of one Of the actors, in tattered
clothes, who pretended to be drunk.
He would then pick himself up and
finally would mount one of the most
spirited horses in the ring. One by
one he would then throw off his
garments until he stood forth re-
splendcnt in pink tights.
The first night that Grampke was
on duty the stunt was to be pulled
off as usual, but no sooner had the
apparently drunken one got into
the ring than Grampke was in after
him. He jcrked the performer to
his feet and hustled him outside,
where he proceeded to administer a
good beating. The other employees
of the show rushed out and finally
separated Grampke from his victim
and explained that it was all a joke.
"a joke, is it, said Grampke, as
he looked at the dishevcled man.
"Well, it isn't on me. Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-06-02
One on Father.

Herbert, aged four and a half,
had annoyed his father until that
individual finally lost patience.
Thinking to get rid of him for a
few minutes by a simple ruse, he
said:
"Hurry, son, to the window and
see the big parade"
The little lad ran to the window
and climbed upon a chair, while the
father smiled at the success Of his
little lie.
The smile was still on his face
when a tug at his coattail and a
"Hurry, papa-quick" caused him
to start toward the window.
"What is the matter?" he asked.
"Come and see the elephant in
the parade!" said the boy.-Metro-
politan Magazine.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-06-02
HIS OWN MEDIc....--.
, Woman Handed q Draft Of " 70
PhiIsnthropist ccroorsn
Tho late w. w, Corcoran, the

The late W. W. Corcoran, the
Millionaire philanthropist of Wash
ington, who gave to the city the
magnificent art gallery which bears
his name, was very fond Of telling
how he was once ovcrmatched by a
wealthy maiden lady from whom he
desired to purchase a piece Of prop
ertv.
Mr.. Corcoran was the owner of
the Arlington hotel, at the corner
of Vermont avenue and u street.
Adjoining the hotel property on the
III street side was handsome
brownstone mansion, owned 10y the
maiden lady. The lot upon which
the house was built EXTENDED back
TO | street, a distance Of 400 feet,
and abuttcd on the rear of the
hotel property.
Mr.. Corcoran found it necessary
to enlarge the hotel property and
with this end in view desired to
purchase the rear end of the lot
owned by the maiden lady. AS she
was very wealthy, he knew that a
large price would not be any special
inducement and for time was at
loss to know exactly how to APP
proach her. He finally concluded to
go straight to the point and there
fore addressed her the following
note:
Dear Miss Glow much Will you take
for your back yard? We wish to enlarge
the Arlington hotel Yours sincerely,
w. w. CORCORAN.
Promptly came the reply:
Dear Mr. Corcoran-IIow much will you
take for the Arlington hotel? We wish TO
enlarge our back yard. Yours cordially,
\. G.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-06-02
How a Missr Selected an Heir.

As like affects like, so it is with
misers, and gold will go where gold
is. This is strikingly illustrated by
the act Of a celebrated Greek, one
Dichoeus Dichoems, a descendant
Of the Byzantine emperors. This
man, by the exercise of extreme
niggardliness managed to amass the
sum Of $4,000, an immense for
tune in those days Then came the
question to whom should he leave
it. One day a distant relative sent
him a letter written upon a square
inch of paper. This was sufficient.
In the fitness Of things the parsi-
monious correspondent became the
miser's heir.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-06-02
A GOOD INDICATION.

One by one the Democratic
candidates drop out of the race
until there are not enough left to
make the contest an interesting
one oven to the Democrats them
selves, while on the other hand
new candidates are announcing
themselves every day for Repub-
lican honors.
Surely there must he some
good cause for such conduct, W.
all know that the Democrats are
as hungry and as greedy for office
as any set Of men on earth and
if they thought that there was
any show whatever for their par
ty to win they would be in the
race, but they can see and under
derstand that whoever is uomi-
mated by the Republican party
in the Convention on July 18th,
will that sure be elected on the
9TH of November. They may not
be willing to admit it, but their
actions are sufficient to convince
any body.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-06-02

Colonel Scotchem was weary. He
had had a very arduous day retreat
ing from the enemy. and he wished
to recoup his strength in order that
he might retreat still farther on the
morrow.
"MacPherson,' he said to his new
servant, Tin going to snatch forty
winks' sleep. Stay by my tent and
see that I'm not disturbed
Mac saluted. Five minutes later
the snorcs of Colonel Scotchem
were cut short by the loud report of
a gun.
"Great Scottr cried the colonel.
care the enemy upon us%
"Na, dinna fret" replied Mac, in
sorting his head reassuringly
through the tent flap. at was only
a wee mousie. But as / thought he
might wake you up, shot him"
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-06-02
ORDINANCE.

The City Council, Of the city Of
Barbourville, do ordain as follows;
That the City Levy Taxes for the
year 1911, be and the same is
hereby made at $3.50 One Dollar
and hfty,cents Pole, and (.75)
seventy.fve cents on the one hun
bred dollars worth Of taxable prop
erty-both real and personal-with.
in the corporate limits of the city q
Barbourville.
Approved May 9TH, 1911.
|. NJ. WILSON, MAYOR.
ATTEST: W. NJ. MITCHELL,
CRY CLERK.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-06-02

Argus announces that Judge
O'Rear will respond to the at
tack made upon him here two
weeks ago by Hon. +. T. Franks,
but does not give the place of
speaking. His friends are eX.
pecting that he will make it
rather warm for the Second Dis
trict candidate.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-06-02

Lettuce Have Peas" was GenL
UIysue 5. Grants oppression at the
close Of the War 1T the Rebellion,
and we have been having Lettuce
and Peas ever SIN, in their season.
A big mess OF 10th on Tuesday,
the 3Oth, just Grty years after
Grant uttered tbs above words.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-06-02
DECORATION DAY

IL ...,. Eor J,bp \ Inran.
,,,.I.,.r. 81, tbo carly Sn's
o.,,l A., lilo, of decorating
7...'.-,.'.,, l,.o ,,h, had fail.
a.. I.,,,.a If ,boir corn-
st.-,....l lila, aud Iatar
- -. ,,,,i,.orsol rrac.
- IA ,rr National Cavern.
a.4 ,.,- o.. .,,.arol wars nh.
- e., ..,.I. 5o,,r Nov os q
a.g l,r e decoration
.r.,I
..,,,lIuorotoh.erve
.,..on, Whom w.
,n,rIo bravo be,rt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
statsfunpentioncr / gsebraifa.

Si0ite Sirs0ag bol6t boa0e &c
pnbltfanerne og 0enofraterl1e / Sec
broifa Statsfonpe1tioner, Sc fprlte
/ 2incoln, 9en1ofraterne i Tree=
mont. 9iepublifanerne gop @reli=
bent 1oft og fans 9lominiitration
cit BARN elnbefaling> og Sen reg!;=
lere 6lbi al &artiet bar / itort
6lertal. 9fogle faa 9elegater ipete
at bGtfe S11teresle for Ga Tollette
1om ErGli0ent=&anoi0ot, me1t 6ettc
mislpffeoes felt og boIoenr. EIot'
forman u6taler Srolfob moo Sc
republifanife &rincipper / 9llmin0e-
ligbeo og 1pfdnifer ,9anoet meo ce''
peoparenoe 6reo, 6renifriot og gel=
ltano runoer oen oiie 9eoelie al 20:
repnblifanffe &ralioent" 9eyro,
fraterne be6tog Ell Hlatform, 6e.:
tnoeboloer Sc alminoeliee oemofra-
tiite &rincipper, iom alIe Gattiu-
ner er enige ON. 8rpans Mapu
bliber lite nebnt / Sen, og ben BE-
ffjaftiger Jig al6eles lite mes
Spprgsntoalet om &reiioent-a -aono;.
3at.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
ltcste eGbelitenc.

Man fan frnitigt freinbringe
9goelltene, bpis @lanS life aolfiller
|iig fra agtes. Nian fremltiller &u>
biner Sma6rag6er, og 5ofirer, fun
Sen flare Claimant er set en6nu iffe
lDffeoes at laue efter. Gren9angs.
n1aaSen er meget iimpel. Sin Ger.
ior0 opbe6er til ca. 1000 WroberS
@arme, 6erbe6 fmelter Sen og 6an.
ner en- Sten; efter Sen. Torpe mar
letter til 2erioroen, bIiber oenn.
Sten re6, grna eller bloa. Sen iii.
bes JONI Ell alnin6elig 9g6eliten.
S 9egpn6elien, inoen man for.
lto6 at feline 6isie funitige 9gbelite.
ne fra 6e rtgtige, blep De betalte mel
itore Gunner, MI folter Sc fra Ell
It'll ipb 4roner Stpffet. Mon me.
ner, at 6e egte 9goelitene netop e,
frenitaaen6e paa ian1me Maa6e
oannebe UNDER Grpf og pao itarl
@arme og tilfalbigt farbeoe af MI
1rerolife Garbetoffer, Ser fanotes
oeres Merbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
6pj 9lloer.

S 9artotp County, Georgia, bar
man flmoet en- pirfelig v0atter al
Sen omerifunife Gepolution", lleln=
lig Ell &pinoe, Ser er iii Mor gan=
mel. Sum boer iammen mes Ell
9otter, ser CT 80 slar ga1muel, og
4 @prnebprns @prnebpr1. Sum er
fp0t 1890 / 9ior0 Carolina pg blcp
/ 19 slors s(l0eren gift me0 Ell @e=
teran fra &rigen 1912. SUN far le-
pet 1m6er 25 4rnlioel1ter. SUN
tilbringer iin Sis paa ct usielt
Strooleje, og beroeS Glogomle 9ot=
ter foriprger ben6e peo bpo0 FUN
fan oprfe / cit lille Sope % peo
at tjene list pe0 slrbei0e fur trent
me0e. S sltlonto far nogle Ga-
mer III begpn6t Ell Snoiamling for
Sen go1nle &pinbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
Atttrrtka.

fl1n,1et beiten1me ongaael16e oenns
ut ser far funoet inopenoig gSpreng:
ming Steo er Ser ingen Tpipl ON
Men ser er aoifilligt ser tpoer pao
at oeune er foraarioget al Ell
SprGl1gniltg uoefra al Ell @on1b(
eller Nfine. Saale6es er ser fun0et
0ele al Sfibet, iom u0en Spipl bpr.
te til 6ets 8un0, blan6t 9efsbiGI=
ferne og andre 9ele al Sperifibet
Ger er biotil funoet II 2iy al @a=
latningen i sfibet, ielpfplgelig ion1
Sfeletter, ,ligeleoes er Ser funoet for
ifiellige s1naoting, ion1 far tilbprt
@eiGtningel1, % iom man 1neo Si6=
ferbeo bor fltnnet opgipe @jeren al,
6o Sc nogle Silfeloe por n1urfeoc
mco bons 9tapn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
slnti=&rubibition pinbcr / segas.
SiOlt, 2pr0o9 affplOtes Seras
Gn 9lrbciberipnbaq.

Sil 10000 prpteItantiife Ere
1ter rl1,10t ON 2anbet CT Ser 1le=
gooet eli Spfproring ON Spnoaa'r
SEN 3. Septernber at bolbe Ell NrR-
nif,n, font poa en- eller aroen @'aa-
Sc berprer slrbej6er-S -Spprgslnaalet.
&eo en- af Sc li6lte &p1tpel1tioner at
elmericon 6eoeration Of Sobor blep
Ser peotaget Ell 9feiplltion ON at
betegne Sen Spnoog, Ser 9uar for
ro for SEN fprlte @ianbag Septe1n=
Ser, iom us!r6ejoer=Spuoag" % at
Ser ifnloe tilltilles ian1tlige 9oHoets
airfer Ell 0pfor6riug til at bellige
benne Sag til 6or6an0ling ON eli
eller onoen Si0c al s(rbej0erlagen.
9llle lpfale slrbejOerorgal1ilation
opforore6es til poa albper 9faaoe
at iarnorbeiSe mes &rulter, lom
piloe goo irb pao bette, og giGlpe
til at ]foffe oeln n1onge Silbprere al
s(rbeioerflosieu. Sociol Serpice
&on1islionen al Gburcb Of Gbriit
far taget Sogen pp og far uoarbej=
set en- &nffe @reoife11teflter ober
cette G1nne lomt ct uOfprligt Ero=
gram, iom Sc proteltol1ti ife &rGlter
onn1o0es p1n at bel1ptte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
Ncen ppcr 9suropcititatcrnc.

Gfter at Sc npropejt(ige Stater /
Sc iioite Hor Tiger bar li6t un6er
en- meget lterf @e0e og Ell brGnoen=
6e Col, Ser mango Steoer 1t0iatte
Mfgrgoerne for 9oeleggelie, fal0t
Ser enoelig iioite sgnoag Ell belgip-
ren0e 9egn, Ser if9lge Geirberetnin=
gerne itrafte Jig ober ct meget itort
Serritorium. SSfglge gejrbureauet /
Gbicago regneoe set / life ntil1ore
ems IA gtater. 9fegnen begpn6te
gelt for &lippebjergene og itrafte
Jig in6 ober sSSoabo, @pominy, @on-
tana, 9afota Staterne, Minneloto,
@isconiin, Misiouri og &anios, og
fortiatte 6erefter lin Sci ino oper
Ohio, Snbiona og ino i Sc eitlige
|Stater. &egnmeng6en Dor meget
forfjellig, fra 0.02 / set peltlige
Montana til rene sfpbruo / bisie
@gne Mebraifa, Misiouri og &an.
ias. S ct, Solepb, Mo., regneoe set
|21z Sm., og ! 8eatrice, @eb., git
&eGnfal6et 2er6ag Scat op til 8 Gn.
og anrette6e meget itore Sperinpm<
melier, iaalebes at Sen lobere Iig-
ganoe Gel al 8pen ito6 UNDER gon6,
og 1negen gien6om blep goelagt.
@eo @onias Gitp iteg Misiouri i
@gnoags 26 SOB fom 6gIge af oe
|foIbne Megnnosier i Galen. Men
giannemgaaen6e bar @egnen giort
ubur6erligt @abr1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
Observation-Disclosures.

S1ter]tate Commerce &pnis| |ioneu
bar lioite Monoag or0ret en- lneget
betp0elig 9eeoiettelie al iSragterne
paa Sernbanelinierne ira Ellnfter /
Eiten til Stationer, Ser ligger mel
lem 9enner og @neeplufterlte al Sc
trosfpntinel1tole 2inier. S mange
slar far Sernbonerne tiltplu1et Jig
longt b6iere 6rogter fra 51tten til
laa0anne 9per ioln Spofone og
Genper, en0 til Seattle, San 6ran=
cisco pg an6re Elufter poa Stille=
bopsfplten. Com @run0 til 0ette
bor Sc opgipet, at Sc fer bop6e at
fonfl1rrere meo Sceonfrogterne poa
Stillebapet, i0et Sc iomnenligne0e
Irogterne til &pltbperne og rcgneoe
BERTH Ell 6ragt for at fpre &orerne
tilbage 0erfro til Sn0lan0spunfter=
ne. Gn iaa0an tilbagegaaen0e
Sransport finder imi0lertiO life
Ste0, bup6er aonlisl slioner, og Sen
beltenn1er 6erfor, at Serrpanerne
far at in0ltille Tragterne l1oeluffelt=
Sc efter beltemte 6ragt5oner / BE-
lter1te slfitan6e fra slfifibningsite=
oerne g'iten, og 0isie 3oner ifal
bore beregneoe in6en Is. Stto6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
Set mes 4rofesior @agitoo. Con,
ipeciel sagfpnoig / 9forif paauiit,

/
|ipeeiel sa9fpnoig / 9forif paauiit
ban stpffe for stpffe, bporleoes
Sen bele Snoifrifts Sprogiorm po'
belt mooerne, affattet / slutningcl
al set 19. slarbu116re0e. sllene put
@runo of Gproget mooStenen p9r'
uegte, og ingen .ipro9lig &ioen
ifabsman6 Sfan6inopien fan oner
fien6e Sen for agte. Hrofesiorel
tog for Jig enfelte Sro og bepiItt
Hart, at Sc / set 14oe s[orbuuoreo<
life benptteoes iom anfgrt paa etc.
nen: iaaleoes &rGpoiitionen vpo"
|.Torbinoelle meo set forbolospiS n1o
oerne Sro ~Spba9ellesfaro"; eno.
pioere Sc onpel1ote 8erbers Gnfelt
talSforrner, JONI bar, fom, fanOt
par> mems Set pao Spenif / Set "a
slarbunore0e 6e6 baper, oaro, fon1.
mo og fl1nno. Gnonu SEN Sag i6ae
bruger Speniferne 6lertalsform al
Serberne; Ganiferne brugte Set til
ca. 1900 og 9torolnGn0ene til
1S60-Norene. &rofesioren nepnte
bporle0es &rofcslorerne 8ueye oQ
&pgb Dap0e ltetnplet Stenen JON
9e0rag. S pioenlfobelige &reole
bar ser baller life III, Spibl ON, al
Steuen moatte opfuttes paa 6ennl
Mao0e. 4rofeslorcn uofororeOl
ST.. @olol1b I'll at nppne CT eneit;
euWpnilf eller amerifonlf Sogfpr,.
Sig, Ser nil0e in6cltoo for, at Stc.
nen bar Ggte.
ST.. 9olono afllog ilniolertio 6ette
@rpfesior @Gglta0 pointere0e 0n
at i,1gen Gi6enifobsmono europa
eller s(msrifo bar nepnt, ioln bar
pillig til at pope lit Nopr for etc
mems sGgtbeo. Son forlongte u0=
trpffeltg, at beNss 9iapn Sfrifter
ON Stenen fife nootte blipe bel1pt=
tet paa 11ogen uflar Moooe, ioo set
funoe gipes Sfin al, at bon ct
2ieblif al1toa Stenelt for pote.
ST.. @olonb p0eoe Erpfesior @ug-
ito0 li11slnerfien0elie for bans iprog-
lige &ritif, lon fan foripgte at
impoegoa og ofipeffe;; i9rlig peo at
bepoe, at Sn0ifriiten life bar lprf.
met ipe1if, boorfor bel Hrofesiore!!
life netop bar Sen enelte Sogfpn0i=
ge. Gog iegte fan iaa pi0ere beo
Gfsempler fra gan1le norlfe 0igte
og lign. at fin0e @epiier for> at
Ibans Spfattelie bar rigtig.
9forges ltprlte slutboritet poo
&uneforifningeus Omraooe, @ro=
feslor @ultoplon 0eltog / Mpoet,
men fon0t sagen ioo uoplogt", at
Fan anlao Set for une0pen0igt at
uotole Jig. @eiultatet er nu> at SEN
pioenifobelige Sagfynbigbc0 ioopel
paa Sc nor0iifeSpngs iom poa Olo=
forlfningens Smraa0e er enige onl
at Stenen er Ell gonlfe ll1orlomt u0=
fprt MDltififation og oerlneo bgr
Set 1u pel forblipe; 2ngn1a1os-
ifipnnet b9r / 0ette Silfnl6e bpje
Jig for Sogfpnoigbe0el1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
2lro / )1lerico.

Sfplge 6e 1iblte Me60elelier fra
0ferico er SEN vrefonltruere0e" Hc=
publifs &paler langtfra enote mes Sc
la 8arres 8eitigelie- al &raii0entie=
set. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nil ef-
| ter ollie @olemprfer at op1nne blipe
| fulgt al en- np &epolution, ser life
pil gipe lin Sorgenger ret meget ef=
ter / &oloion1beo.
Ser foreligeer @eo6elelier ON Ell
M9ngoe l1oroener, al bpilfe nogle
far antaget Smfang al perttable
@lag, og nelten 6aglig faar @ntbo=
riteterne Gfterretninger ON Cont
meni ipergeIier rnoo Ma6ero og Sen
npe &egeri1g. 9e itabigt tilboge=
be1,oe116e blooige Samn1enl lte6 la0er
|ingen Eptpl ONT, at ser ct peo at uo=
pifle Jig ct aabent 9ruo mellem &c=
eeringstropperne og Sc repolutionere
Sropper, iom en6m1 er UNDER Saas
ben.
Set bor ptlt Jig at bore en- ten1me=
| Zig ponifeltg Gag at afppbne &ebel=
tropperne. S mange SilfGloe far Sc
iimpelt fen nGgtet at neolpgge
&oabnene eller aflepere 6eln, I an6re
forlonger Sc bpjere 8etaling eno
sen, Ser ct bepilget. Gegieringen er
iaa iprig efter at .inbfpre 6reoStil=
lto11oe, at Sc / mango GilfG1oe bar
inorpmmet Sen forlangte beiere &c.
toling.
Men enonu mere faretrl1e16e ems
@epplutipnil ltcrnes lllplt til at om=
oarme 5peroene til @lobiern er oen
i116bprbes Salouit, ser gjpr Jig gipl=
oenoe blonbt Maoeros Gilbengere.
Ser er ogiaa opltaaet forifiellige
6aftioner mes Sc tib1igere 2eoere /
&ebelbeprgelien iom 6brere, og otsie
paaltaor ltabig, at Ser bliper taget
for list @enipn til oem og for meget
til Sc andre. 9fegieringen maa op=
trn6e me6 Sen poerlte &oft, og 6enne
itreffer langtfra til. l1on9pnelien
'of Sc a0n1iuil ltratipe gmbe6smGn6
biier Jig at bore en iaore ponlfeltg
@ag, og napnltg giGl0er 0ette om
@upernprerne / Sc enfelte Stater.
Ser ct Silfgl6e, bDor ben nDe &e<
giering bar moattet ififte @ubern6=
rer fire @ange for at tilfre0slti1le
efolfl1ingen, og en00a er bette life
fnl6t opnaaet.
Set bar 6orl0ietningen peo sen
npe &egierirgs Siltre6elie, at ser
lf1tloe ofboloes golg al Fr9iioent /
Sftobcr Maaneo, men Set Ter us til,
at Galget mao l10iettes en- Gio.
9ette mer1es 6og life at billie foo ipn=
oerlig Setpbning 1to oper at Set bil
gibe Sc 11rolige @obe6er l9ngere Sis
til at ful0fomme 6eres Eloner og
forage Sglelien al l1ro.
8aa0e Ma6ero og Hreii6ent Sc la
@arre bep6er, at alt er go6t og bel,
og at Sc in9en iom belit Grpgt ne-
rer for, at Eilbangerne af Dia5 @e-
gjeringen opretbol6er en- rSsSl1nta" /
&c 6orene0e 5tater, Der ita6igt p11=
iter til Sc 11tilfre6ie glementer 6e
oprin6elige Ma0ero=&reoie. W2en
oen alnin6elige 5oritaoeIie er 6og,
ct set netop er ber sen egentlige 6ore
er at ftn6e.