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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-12
MAKING FARMERS

For two years certain bankers in
Minnesota have been promoting voca-
tional teaching in schools. especially
the teaching Of agricultural science
and modern methods. their commercial
interest In farm properties and people
leading them tao do 50. They have
found that Of $4,000 school children
educated at a cost Of $4,000, 900 an
uraIly, less than 1890 attend agricult-
ual schools. In a state which has only
"a. 900 square miles under cultivation,
over 80 per cent of the children are be-
tnE trained to be consumers, and only
four-tenths OF per cent to be produc-
eeA Their conclusion Is that the pres
emit school system, even in the country,
WIS thus found to be educating chill
d1en away from the farms, spelling
good farmers and not making good city
men,
This Investigation and its resultant
conclusion by the Minnesota men is
worth thinking hard over. The voca-
tional school tdes is growing. It does
not mean that all pegs must be driven
into one hole out IL q demand Of an
age Of speciansm for teaching which
shall furnish a groundwork for the
special work whereby the grown men
and women are to earn their living and
he 4oo
uncover special talent and adapta.bility
early, and fix a purpose in the child in
stead OF turning out young men and
women lacking definite purpose to Sc
lsct vocation under the pressure Of i'm
mediate urgency.
Page county - actually making
farmers IN her schools. perhaps not by
strictly vocational teaching but by
aFousing interest in agriculture. The
county superintendent Of schools Is a
scientific and practical agrtcs,ltuaaist
schools are studying the beautiful mys-
tory OF growth, learning the elemental
science Of reproduction. They are
dealing with things instead OF abstrac-
lions. The figures In multiplication
table represent potentialities. Children
do things with their hands and minds.
They grow corn and Judge IT, They
Ieod calves scientifically ana know why
ono docs better than another She
- making farmers out Of farm-bred
bcys by the simple charm Of putting
brains into production. All boys de-
fko 70 do something great When they
hngn and understand that a larger
90 sf corn II the oppression of brains
auass - much rs . great speech or an
o0snnGse surgical operation Dc boy
- 0nR - IL farm Or sssk suosbsr
-
me- sEaR6a fd6 P0IlcES FOUNTAIN
- 49, 11a5t1 ana ling nta. They
~ DstAU6aen ponis and dEsan,
49, alaaa fAsG VISION OF poor old
- . . Iounxa1n ci,aT5su
- ana 1snsual Of youth. The at
I - - nnen til c3nek hack fcom
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-12

While the federal senate is idiine
away the time, the democratic house Of
representatives is taking the emporium
ity to consider important measures in
the interest of the people-Philadelphi
Record
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-12
GENERAL EDITORIAL COMMENT

Our idea OF nothing to read is a
speech in the Congressional Record
that was never considered worth deliv-
ering on the floor of either house. -
Philadelphia Inquirer
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-12

According to Wall street opinion, the
supreme court in clearly liable for re-
straict Of t-ade.-Prov.dence Journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-12

II they would find a few more auto
graph letters of Edgar Allen Poe, bud
ding genius might be encouraged to
climb on the water wagon.-Washing-
ton Post
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-12

Chicago Is now advocating air baths.
They are less trouble and don't re-
ouire so much time as the old-fashion-
ed Saturday night kind.-Indianapo!is
News.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-12
HUNTING FOR WORK.
fC.arroll Herald.

Now that spring has really come the
hoboes have taken 20 the road Nearly
every day members of that fraternity
may b seen knocking at the back
doors Of Carroll homes. Whether they
are class OF mon who sleep late
mornings or not IL . question. but II
10 q noticeable fact that they do not
30 out TO beg for their breakfast until
most men have gone TO their work
Perhaps they prefer to deal with the
ladies. A great many Of them are In
soient and threatening and It Il asking
q good deal to expect the housekeepers
OF Carroll to put up with them. The
city should have eorne Kind Of hard Ia
Dor waiting for them when they step
or the train and It would not be long
until the hoboes would make It rule
to stay away from Carroll.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-12
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

IF Senator Kenyon attempts to take
one-fourth Of the advice the Iowa press
is rendering him." the Burlington Ca
zette predicts The viii be many years
older than forty-two In a month or
So"
Says the Upper Des Moines Republi-
can: THE person who complains be-
cause our present system Of educating
pensive than the methods in vogue
the young is more elaborate and ex-
pensiye than the methods in vogue
thirty or forty years ago, fails to real
ize the importance Of properly educat-
ing the children, thus placing them in
q position to successfully compete in
business in this busy worik-a-day
world"
Regular and progressive puniica-
tons turnout the state are doing a lot
OF voluntary explaining for Senator
Kenyon" remarks the Dubuque Times
Journal. 1T is hoped that the senator
on his return home after the extra ees-
sion win have occasion to do little ex-
planning ON his own account"
I'm the hsieht OF his power Daax
shculd have surrendered his title 10
Office and gwen . younger ana more
progressive 1aan m opportunity to
f1he up the feigns Of office We never
know when to quit: We never know
where Or Whsn ~ aro Oo1ng % snd,'
ph1osopAisO he Waterloo Times.Tfi-
bune.
''whether q $4,000 libel SUIT IL be-
gun in the spirit Of . joke, . blur, a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-12
ALooK BACKWARD.
- - : : > = s-saR7
fsS6anson Journal1.

EydAnoon JouSnalJ. ~
Last week. We visited the old farm
down IN Twin Lakes township. whore
we spent the first years Of our life In
Iowa Time has brought many changes
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-12

Some men are such poor financiers
that when they have a little ready cash
they wifi let the family know it-New
York Press.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-07-28
OUR CLUBBING RATES.

The REPUBLICAN and Louisville Herald
The REPUBLICAN and Courer-Journal. 150
The REPTBICAN and St Louis GlobeDemocrat 75
The REPUBLICAN and Home and Farm ............ LIS
The REPUBLICAN and Twcea Week Owensboro Inquirer It's
The REPUBLICAN and Louisville Daily Herald 1926
The REPUBLICAN and DAILY UwensDoro InquIrer. 1926
The REPUBLICAN and Twce-a-Week Oboro Messenger LIS
The REPUBLICAN and Kentucky LIS
The REPUBLICAN and New Idea Womans Magazine, 100
The REPUBLICAN and Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer. l.5O
THE REPUBLICAN and Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer 81 25
Address all orders to
THE REPUBLICAN,.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-07-28
Caught in the Rain.

Doilglasville, Tex.-"Five years ago,
away. Cardui has stopped my suf-
was caught in the rain at the
wrong time" writes Edna Rutherford,
of Dougasville, land from that time,
was taken with dumb chills and fe-
vers, and suffered more than ! can
tell. / tried everything that / thought
would help, and had four doctors,
but got NO relief. took Cardui, the
womaH's tonic. Now, feel better
than In many months" CaTdui does
one thing and does it well. That's
the secret of it's so years of success.
Try Cardui. C-12
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-07-28
Some Traditions of Wedding
Rings.

According to the anciant ritual, in
marriage tho husband began the ring
business by placing ii upon the
brides thumb and putting it success
iWely on the next two fingers, pro-
npuncing for each one a personal of
the Trinity; with final amen when
the fourth finger was reached, and
there the ring remained
The Greek church ritual directs
that the ring b placed upon the right
hard. Puritan influ nee sought TO
abolish the ring as vain and heath-
en- emblsm, but the sweet old fash
ion Of giving and taking emblem, for
our lovis sake" yet remains to US.
BdOthal or engagement rings vary
in fashion nowadays, and always de-
pend, or should. on the purse of the
donor. Where thera are no limita-
lions ~ this sort, his taste, if it be
prfect, will lead hm TO choose a
diamond solitaire, and OF the best
he can afford, small and pure blue
white stone bsing altogether prefer
able to a large stone. Some prefer
a ring set with three stones, gener-
ally sapphire SET bstween two dia-
monds. Others select "A ruby or an
emerald, which signifies promise OF
happiness.
Fw persons choose pearls for an
engagement ring. as pearls for an
posed to typify tears. They are also
too perkhable 30 becoms emblems of
love. which, in dts first glow at beast
is always understood 10 be indestruc-
tible. Their bautsy is very precar-
ious, being dinmed or "aged." as
the lapidary expresses it, by contact
with impuns adr, while acid annihil-
ates them completely.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-07-28
GOOD WEATHER
FOR UNWILLING
Taft's Visit to Kentucky Pro-
misses to be Suitable
Time.

Gov. Wilson has fixed November
IA and Is as tentative dates for the
dedication of Lincoln Memorial Hall
at Hodg nsville, and the unveiling of
the Lincoln statute here, on which oc'
casion Prs.dG nit Taft is to be the
guest of Kentuclgy.
With these dat s On mind the Gov
ernor has written to Forecaster Waltz
chief Of the Louisville Weather
Bureau, asking that Official to give
an idea If he can CT what sort of
weather may be expected the middle
of NcTemb r.
The for caster of course, can only
base am opinion on the kind Of No
vember weather Kentucky has ex-
perienced in years past. He has
forward d a le.ter to Gov. Wilson
Informing the Executive as to No
vember weather conditions i'm the last
six years. This forecasters records
show that November IA and Is in
1905, 1907 and 1910 ware PLEASANT
days, although the weather was un-
seasonably cool. THESE days in No
vember, 1906, 1908 and 1909, were
too disagree abba for any kind of an
outdoor celebration.
Gov. Wilson asked the forecaster
if indian summer would not occur
during the latter part of November
and asked his opinion of fixing the
dates fer dedication during this
period
Indian summer" said the fore
caster today, has no specific date in
the almanac, but is usually expected
in October. have suggested to Gov.
Wilson that If the dedication is to
be held in November it will be bet-
ter to fix the dates as nearly as pos
sibfe DIN the monlhh"'
President Taft has expressed a de
sire to have the dedication about mid
dl9 of November.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-07-28
Shiidrop cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a 8 Q RIA
Happiest Girl in Lincoln.

A Lincoln, Neb., girl writes, q"
had been aiing for some time with
chronic constipation and stomach
trouble. began taking Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tables and
ln lhrae days ] was able 10 b3 up
and eot bttsr right along ana The
pmn SIN 70 Lincoln 70 find nch
a 50 q msdic'po.' For eai3 ly al
lussls. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-07-28
Old Sold\ Tortured.

For years \nad unsnaal,ahla
torture nom i',' ton, constipation
ana l'Vsr -T0u''. h. A. X. Smith,
war Pa, "but Dr.
Kings New Lilo r 4 me ail
right IN y're s'nl r NV
thom for auy stam az lians
trouble. Only zoc \ I'm an
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-07-28
MELON MANGOES.

Thlsa may be made from small
green watermelons On muslNmeSons
preferably the latter. Cut out sec
ton of the melon about an lnch
wide and three long. then scoop ou'
the seads and soft portion. Place tn
fruit I'm earthen or wooGn necepta'
Gle and Let them soak over night In
strongly salted water. In uhe morn
ing drain and put the cut portion te
one side. whane you may know TO III
thsem whsne they belong.
For the stufing. chop enough firn
white cabbage TO fill THE cavltIss, Oh
combine with the CABBAGE a quaiNsl
part chopped celery. grsen tomaEtf
or cucumbeuts. Sprinkle with salt ans
stand aside for a couple of hours. IL
each int of THE chopped vegetables al
low a small onion, half a teaspoon
full of whole mustard seed, two o
three nastutim seeds and littD
Glove, cinnamon and ginger. Psppe
also to taase. Mix thoroughly, thn
fill the cavities. packing hard. Ia
in the piaoas Whore thcy b.aong an
saw ON or tie with fine nwinh PA
IN preserving kettle, cover wit
cold vinegar and .lst ahsm sand 1--WE
night. The mkt morning 6rdng TO
boil and simmer half an hour TAX
out. careiully pant In a aona jan An
cover wl.h cold y.osGar The neA
C-y pour eff .hs yipeear aga
coch Giant a cup ol sugar bring
boil ana p-ur ofpr ies maas
lR peat mis- Tor several momnss' "a.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-07-28

This is quits out of the ordina
ard most exon Esnt. Dram the sdrN
;frcm pin't of Watermelon praserve\
Add ons cupful sugar ard cook unit
it thr ads. Chip che praservss fin
add to the boilsd sLrup, take from I'll
fire and beat until para ally coole'
then spread between lay RS OF whit
or sponge cake.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-07-28
HOUSEHOLD HELPS.
"a Special Department for Our
Housekeepers. Contributions
Accepted.)

One quart OF flour. one tasconful
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-07-28


Mash tina beTriss and stnam une
Juice through a cbeas and Wa scAiueo
sieve than 10 each pound Cd JUICE
add 3 pounds of tcane) ioaf sugar
boil 1t all togetb 20 sirip' then
. strain whilst still hot through aisk
, hag. Most fruits can b. made INTO
a strip I'M This why.
GREEN G0osEBMRRN JAM
Allow ore pound 81 naf sugar 20
every pound of plckedA'ruit. Boil me
sugur TO aay h gator tof iAe mln-
MI af.sr Il Is Ia gcughly dasolyad--
skinlnaug cireiully, ih aga tre
goos0h,frlss ana boil them for three
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-07-28

M"No Wed custard from three
cups "u ' this yolks of four eggs
and one-qtr c,,n Of s,,o,ao. W,han
cool flavoiiah vanilla and ta,rn
inoo sratish. Beat the whites
Oh iour esAntil stiff and dry.
nave a Sl'' boiling wa1ar nady;
drop dableNpdis of hhs n at.,nl,,aa
ONO Vipe "'O IN to cook the oaIheg
side, take up y sl,imn.o. and
i"y lounu =" lstand.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-07-28

Soak a teaspoonful gelatin in a
half cupful cold water for an hour.
Add half cupful boiling witer and
stir until the gelatin is dissolved. Add
three-four1hs cupful sugar, one cup
full cold water and the mashed pulp
and juice Of small cantaloupe. A
little pnetTved ginger or teaspoon
full az ginger cordial adds to the fla"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30
We'd Kjob e1ler Reparation af
Uhrc bespg den velkjendte Juve-
fer Simon Nelson, 2oe E. 9TH ST.,
St. Paul.

Torcnimecn r2anmarfs 9btre"
ofboloer &icnic poa Como Gcrf
&icnic Grounds Spnoag 6en 8.
Sssltli. Mue or bclfomne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30
2em ejcnitriSise Mnnf,

Gh Mu,1f beo Nopn Sliooor far /
ben lenere Si0 poft megell Seniotion
peo iin beftige Sptreoen mos Sen
bellige Spno0e / &l1slono. Set biicr
Jig iii, at bag Set bele itoor @ilfop
9ertnoger, JONI al Sen bellige gpl1p=
Sc far foaet Srore til at foo tat /
Mltlfen % opergtpe bom til MDl,=
oigbeoerne. Set er @ilfoppen, JONI
opmuntrer bam til at fortiutte i'm
&onp mos SEN gejitligc og perosli=
ge 9prigbe0. Sfipnt 9%iifoppen al
Sp1ooen far fuaet Srore til at for
looe 3ari5in, opboloer Fan Jig Scr
fremoeleS % opfsrer Jig ion1 @erre
/ Spen, i0et bon 0u0ler Holtttmcite=
re11 for Sc 6orbol0srcgler, oenne far
lige oper for SiooorS opbioie=
Sc 5ilbangere. @ernpgen beiggcr
Sl1ooer / @olteret, % Wl11-
ferS 1ilbnn9ere f%orfpn6er, at @i-
mart pil blibe 11ornpnt til
Metropo1it i ct. @etersborg. S ct
Telegram til StoIppilt flager Ser
ODER Eolitiet, lom pil orer=
foloe Sljooors fre0elige Gilbengerc,
pg meooeler, at fan bil fortnllc
G5oren perionlig ON olle @pn0eller.
Siooors &loiter / 3ori5in ct FOR
nonolet til cit rem 6nitning. Yor=
tene er lltffeoe og bliper ltaoig be=
pogteoe. 9ilfop @ermogen far looct
uo0ele ca. 500 &ilogrom 9rpo b(onot
6o1femGngoeu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30
Ser bill blipe afbrenot ct itorar.

Ser bill blibe afbrenM ct itoror-
tet 6prperferi % afbol6t en-
aono-&araoe ,poo Safe &arriet
Sorsoag Mften til 6eiring al Gier0e
Suli. 8anoiport og Sammenfnpt-
ringen at Safe Of tbe Ssles og Safe
CALHOUN finder Ste6 Snsoag ST.
termiooag ST. $50 og sfibspara=
ben iamrne Gags Mften ST. $50, ser
bill blibe gientaget 6reoag Mften.
Set biltoriife 0ptog / 2oring &orf
begpn6er 81. $50 Gorsoog Mften
og pil blipe gientaget til iamme
Sis Sreoag % 2proag Nftener.
Ser oil blibe 8anomniif bper Mf-
ten fra @atetpap Gribunen poo
9riose square og ligele6es @on=
certer of religips Matur peo Snnes
Srcbeitral 8ano fra Seem Sort /
2oring &arf sgn0og Gftermio6og
og Often. Ser bill blipe aonfur=
ence-Spuisntnger mellem National-
garoenS &ompugnier poa Barooe=
gr1tn0en Man6ag og en- &ebD on
Mftene1 at @ubernpr @berbort %
bans Stob.
2ette er &ope6punfterne peo Sci It.
ligbeoerne / Sen fommel1oe nge, Ser
nil bltpe en- rofbruot @effe at l1n=
oerbol6ninger, til bpis llofgrelie
M%inneapolis 8orgere / fribillige
8i6rag bar poet 100000, iooIeoes
at alt bliper abiol11t frit for Delto=
ger1te. Mopor &opneS far uolteot
ct Spraab ON, at ollie 8utifer og
Torretni1ger bol0eS l11ffeoe 6reoog,
Sen inoa1itrielle Hara0e Sag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30
@inneboba @porpoen troos Som
oufterens &roteit.
9sr. .. ~. Melion, Mopertiiina,

Mr. .. ~. @elion, Mopertiiine
@anoger for Set ipenife l1eeblao
~Smoba-&oiten" al 0mabo, Meb.,
gleoeoe oS it6ite l1ge me6 ct 8eigg
poa bort &ontor. Scr. @elfon er en-
at @eititaternes 6petigite ifan6inabi-
tie @pismen6, ser bar arbei6et fit
@la6 op til en- meeet betp6elig Cir
fulation.
&ator e. 9. Sbpcbt peo Settle
ben1s norife l1ttberife Strife bol0t
iioite Sproog Gormio0og Mfife6s-
prnoifen til lin Mcnigbe6 og ofrei=
ite Snsoag Morge11 til &%riitiania,
bpor ban ifal opertage Stillingen
iom superintendent for &riittania
@~eoningemislions &reos. &a1tor
3bpeot bar peret Hrelt ne0 8etble=
be1nsfirfen iioen September 1904
og bar meget afbolot al lin @enig=
be6. &e0 @u6stienelten blep ser
optaget ct m1eget fort 6orpel=Offer,
Ser blep oberraft &reiten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30
minneapolis.

Senfntnscn al Sernbaneiporene
paa Settings 9afoto 2inien CT TO-
relpbig blepet 1tanoiet poa Gorlan-
genoe al Torretningsmano % So
brifanter, Ser bar Splagsplaoier og
Sarebuie longs 2inien. 9ommer
Steele bar u0lte0t ct forelpbigt 6or=
bn6 moo 6ortiettelie al @rapearbei<
oct, og ser oil ienere blipe taget
B%eltemmelie ON boorpi0t tIorbuoet
ifal bore permanent.
Set mDe spurbejs-@ cgulatip, fal-
set rStrapbanger"- 0roinancen, fan
lite Blot bringe straf og 8poer ODER
selifabet % bets 6l1nftionerer ,naar
Sc optager for mango &asiagerer,
men ogloa ODER @aslagerer, iom
bill trange Jig in6 / 8ogne meo
BET lopbefalebe Mntal Menneifer. s
Sirs6ags bleb en- Man6 pe6 Mapn
S. S. Mrnolop mulfteret meb $40,
foroi ban bapoe trangt fig in6 i en-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30
9sbsfalb. gu bar otter en- o.

9pbsfalb. gu bar otter en- 81
lter gaaet biem til Serren. @siis
@arp &oueh eloite Gotter at @r.
og @rs. Geo. @ough Spiter til
Mirs. g 6orsmon, Mrs. u. 8ra=
iubn % Bessie @ou9b, afgif peo
1poen Girsoog Mften sen 90. SUM-
/ fine 6ornIores Silent, 256 1fp-
mas ct. SUN bar % Mor gammel
% bopoe list Z @aaueoer al EFT
m1eget imertefl,lo Spg0om, me1
element fine 2toelie r bar bum ME
get taalooig. SUN por Ell l1ng
Hige, JONI bar brit agtet al ollie,
iom FUN fom / 8erpring me6 %
bette bite Jig peo ber0es 8egropelie
pc0 alle Sc ,oeilige 8lomiter, iom
oGffeoe BENDS Site % Sc mango
Gerner; JON fplote airfen til iibite
Elaos. Sum blep begrapet fra Col
gatbo &irfen 6reoag g%ftermio0ag;
Jets al Denoes @enin0er, bpioflrote,
bar beroe, % Haitor Mrel Mobien
forretteoe &egropeli en. 81 u6taler
Dor inoerligite Spmpatbi mes Sc
%iprgenoe 6oralore % Spifenoe.
On &enin6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30
BiIlisa Farme i Minnesota.

Opdyrkede Farme i Diet 6stlige
Central Minnesota salges billigt.
Skriv straks efter Listen og faa de
bedste GodtkjGb. Adresse:
L. Q. Larson, Braham. lsanti Co., MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30


optaget ct meeet fort 6orpel=Sffer,
Ser bleb oberraft &rei ten.
COUNTY &umisicrcrne for &ennc-
pin County er blep11e ouflageoe for
uregelmGsiig Gmbe0sfpriel / Sor=
bin6elie mes 8ortliciteringen al
8pgning al Ell @ro ODER vSbe Scar
rops" / @inneto11fa, bporpeo Sc BE-
1tploes for at bape melet babe Sc.
res egen og ct beltemt &ontraftor=
firmoeS Sage / en- ganife 1,tilbprlig
@ra6. Ser er til @%l1pernpren ino=
gipet Ell &loge ober oem> mes Sor=
langeaoe ON 6eres Afifeoigelie, og
@ubernoren far opergipet Statens
Mttor1ep @nerol alagel1 til @e-
tG11fl1ing og &ienoelie.
Spurpu9usfjpriclcn far fra li6ite
@on0ag facet ct felt mt u6eatl1re",
Ser far bi0raget mrgtigt til at for
pirre 6plf. Ser ct 1,oiteot Snitrl,fs-
CT til Motormnnoe1c ont fun at
ltonole &ognene for Sptagniug og
afiGtl1ing at Ha5iagerer pe0 Sc
"rlarmelte" &jpr1er al @aoefryos-
Ringer / Sc brulagte @a6er, men for
Sc fife brolagte @a0ers Ge0fpmmelt=
Sc girloer Sen gau1le &egel ont
diminishing peo Set %nfjerrelte" @jpr=
Genae Joran0ring for f%oraar=
iaget Ell Mosie 6u~rbifiprsler og|
mage preoe Sr0 fra ifuffe0e &asia=
gerer. Melr man prl1l1er Jig bel til
set efterbaanoen, JONI til iaa meget
20. Glue. u. &nblicitp Club, Ell
Organization, Ser boretager l1obif-
linge1 al lin 8poel mes flor Snter-
este, oiboloer 6re6ag 9lften 5. 80.
Stunt en- flor &araoe / Mn1eoning al
Sen npe @o6ebelpsning mes Sc 1tore,
elegarte &an6elabrer. &aro6en bill
begpn0e fra 9upont Mbe, 1aor Sc
im1,ffe 2ps bliber ten6te. @dpor
@apnes og @praa6et pil gao / Spi6=
fen for Sptoget, fire itore ~8an0s"
bil lebere @uiifen, fire &ompagnier
al @ranopeienet 6eltoger / Sptoget,
og alle Sc brooerlige Srganiiationer
og v9rill Seoms" bill bore / &qf-
fen. 6orretningsmGn0ene paa 90.
She, &C., bill alle iom Ell
maricbere meo % Ser bill BIZ
be cit iGrlig Mfoeling iml,ft
6eforereoe Ml1tomobiler. Ser er iam-
lei CT OonD pQQ $1UU, 1ot1 DltDer Qtt=
pen6t til at gjpre Mrrangeme'1tet iaa
feitltgt joni muligt. We61emmerne
al Sc forifiellige &omiteer er fpIgen=
Sc: 6. 6. 81. 8ra0emon11, 3bomas
9eberp, 81. Stills S1el1, Otto @cbul-
ler> 80. S. 9reisler, .. 81. @rpig,
Nntbonp Slien og 6. 8. Strom, ollie
rel fien6te 8oregan9smano paa
Morolioen. Set bentes, at 6olf fra
bele 8pen imorgen Mften bill finoe
&eien IT'S til 30. She. g., og gleoe
Jig mes 6eres oerboen6e @e6borgere
ober Set 1rpe 2e6 / 8pens 6orifjpn-
MOTTO
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Statsfasiercr Nnbre,u 8. 9abl
al @iscpniin, Ielegot til Sen norife
Spnpoes Mpoe, beipgte / Sirsoags
&ontorerne / Stotsfapitoliet. Otter
en- fort Santole mes Stotslefretnr
Scbmobl oflagoe ban ct @eipg /
Stotsfos iererers &nntor, bpor ban
mes Nsiilteren0e &osjerer 6. g.
Griefions giiton5 iatte Jig ino /
Experimentation.
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@olsatba &irfens ltusoumsfure<
Ming boloer Deres neite Mpos Src=
Sag Mften SEN Z. Srlt / Mr. og
Mrs. 6. =. @ernons Stem, 227
Charles ct. Nlle er paa Set bier
teliglte inobuot.