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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-11

geIsie er fuIoit9noigt nebbranot
On 9ieneitefarl, Sgn al en- 9ana:
arbeioer Gbr. 2arien, 2ynge, inbe
brpn0te.
4erre9oar0en ,Iur5bjerg'
neo &iborg er til Sells neobrunot
Sopeobgg1lingen, Meieribpguingei;
% Spinei talbe r%eooeoes. Get
br9note en- Gel Malftner ion1t oct
inoapcoe So. Sloen melacs paaiat.
9posul 8. STU. Slltitio=
ril1s STR. &pbfe er afgaaet usO 81
Sen / @iborA 81 Mor gammel. Mf=
bpoe bapoe peret Meolem al &i=
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1881 imr1 Suititiorius. @an bar i
Ell Marr9ffe Meolem al &i6org By
roob % &iborg Sparetosles Giref=
lion.
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9poen, ~ Mor gomn1el.
= SperlGge, Nrpfesl pr @erluf
Mpl1narf ! luxembourg er ofgaaet
peo Gpocn, 81 slar gan1mel. San
bor iiben 1882 pnret Me0lem al,
Snenoborg @praao og far befleot
Ell @ufte o1ore Silliosbperp.
= 6bp. Selegrafbeltprer s. g.
@pbl er oigaaet pes Ipoen / Ell. sll=
Ser at 50 Mar. San begpnote i'm
9pbebone iom Sclegrafiit / 6reoeri=
cia % %11onnplttes 1887 til 5elegrof-
%6eltprer / 9tptorg, bporfro bon /
1894 f%orflptteoes til @eliingpr.
1902 tog Fan i'm gfifeo paa @rnnn
al gloer.
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Nielien al @obro, Sc bar poa Sc
rtebelpg | &ipbenbopr1, iegneoe ON
/ 6reoerifs6erg @upe, rant al
9looitprtning. 6oo elmer efter az
gift ban peO Tpoen pou Ireocrifs=
berg @oipitol.
- 9ur%sinipeftpr, S%Sultitsraao S.
g. 9unielien / &jpbenbopn er az
9aaet pco 9poeu, 66 slar gonunel.
@on bar / CIT Murruffe beflnot
.Stillin9eu lom 9prsiuipeftpr, og /
@ersfreoIe np0 Ibon ulminoelig Au=
ieclle for itn Gpgtinbeo iaaucl lon1
for lin ltore glifuuroigbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-11
ltocnfur &jpbcnbapn.

N}prrebp: Soborulc Margretbe
9uebbplt5. &Grbpgoar0: &ml0
Gbriltion &l1u0i Ell. @pin1e: &riitiml
Spiunple. Soenle: 9rygger og 3d.
ger Gbriitiun 0anicu Sotf. SEES
ium: Gbrilten Socotie Ell. 1rpr,p:
&usmo11o Sens 1bpmien. @iprsleu:
@oorOejer Sans Gauioien. Nlitrltp:
Gjrcr Matruu5 ien. Gpllefiel0e:
@usejer Sans Ne0er YeOeri en.
&inglteo: @rpggeriar6eioer Cars ASc=
ter @anien. Gsl)olte: Spgnef ogeo
Cars Ssrgeni er. 5oltrl'p: 6rebe=
rif Mnoreien. 2pr1ge Morf:: Cars
'GpotfreOlen. @ol1nitrup: Sl1lie
&riitine 9ongboff. SOLICIT: irltine
1rpllruo. &emn1etofte: 9Srtortn0e
Gilbtmine Marie 9or0el,fletb. Sto=
rebeoinge Marf: 9loge &eterien.
@erfplge: aure1 @auien. Splltrnp
2anbbrr1gsfanoioot q. 5. Nalrien.
@sbjcra: 1rf. @elene 9rul,r1. @alle=
rup: Nfbpgger &asmlts gfiellcn
Gnfe Mne. Granddaughter: Gurt1er
@rtc6 emil @onienS @ultru 9ouiie.
~. {
Granddaughter: Sitter @ons Mlfreo
&e6erie ems Cater @rno. Sfra0Oer
Miels Gbr. Seltiens gnfe Sine.
&r~toslpielille: 9etjent Sobs. 9eiel.
iens @1itru GLEN. @nioopre: @Gl=
feforpagter Sans 9ltnfe. SrOrup
6bp. @artner Garl &olbemar Crit
ien. Gnfefru Caroline S. Micbel-
ien. 6bp. 6obrtfant 2ars Micbael
@olm. 2un0ofte: Gnfe Sopbit
@ilbelmiue &eterien. 9pergo: SIP
2onoman6 Mnton Gilbelm Stteien
Sfo5sborg: 8%ogtrDffer g. ,So1ienS
&uitru Ottine. @eller11p: 6or1nanl
Sgrgen @anien. &eitaurater Sgrger
g. SSenien. 2pngbp: @aar0mani
6. Saniens Sultru 2ouiie. Gbar:
lottenlun6: 6rf. NgneS Mugnitt
&ersgoaro. SOLICIT: S1genipr gu
itap Gla1ien. 8jpge:: Otto Sen!
Neter &eterien. &nlunbborg: Got
terifollefter g. Gbrtitenien. Sol
Ding: Sgrgen @anien. gotbilo
ganf. gejle:: Senrif 2illing. Aor
bus:: 8erge Mnoerien. &anoers: &a
roline Marie 0grrine. Malborg
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-11
NIinnefota.

= Sefsten nye &ejingentprer %
nj npe &ejiupertnten0enter er blorrt
110nepnt al State @igbmap Go1u=
misiion til at foreiton &omisliouel1s
NrteiOe / foifiellige 3iitrifter. Sn-
genigrer ifal en0nrt u0nepnes / II
9iitrifter.
= Sra 0ulntb n1eloes ON ct ltort
Spiping / Sfibsforten. S Sc to
DGgn forlt0 for 3. Mugrit anfom go
sfibe, % / ia1nme 9t6srum ble0
46 Sfibe l,oflarere0e, Sc fleite laitet
mes Grts. Set ier no til, at Spoo=
0om1nene III, at S%fibsforten / Sen
iioite Gel al seionen ifal peje op
in1po sen 5tilbeo, iom berifeoe fprlt
/ Suioncn, ifal gaa / Spfplotlie.
Set mel te al @onoelen ct ita6ig /
&a1l og @rts; men oglaa / mn0re
@runcber begpnber set at blipe
ltpligt.
= Sen ltpre 8ap State Mslle /
@inona, Ell al Be iterite / Staten,
branote iiolte l1ge til @run0en. Gen
eies al @apitaliiter / giten, % 0isie
far MI beillttet at oen lfal bpgges
op igier, itprre ems sen bar fpr, 8
@tager, mes en- &apacttet al 5000
Barrels Mel oaglig, og branoiiffcr.
Nrbejoet paa @ienopfdrelie al loo
bel Mplle lom @lepator oil begpnoe
ON fort Sis, og &lanerne pentes at
bore feroige / benne l1ge. &ponin=
gen al. 8ranoiteoet er / fulo Gong
og pentes fr1lofgrt i oenne ltge.
- SSfelge sen al observation-disclosures
iar Ereus nplig offenltggiorte &ap=
port for sunni Maaneo belpb sen at
De forlfiellige uobetalte Msiurance
iig til $4,000 minore eno / lam-
me Maane6 forrige Mar. 9enne
Me6gang tilifriper 8reus sen almin=
beige Ngitation for Sl6spaaoers
6orebpggelie, iamt Sen frafttge Sp-
tr96en, lom Statens 8ran6maribal
logbe for 2agen / Gds Safe, boor.
peo Sc ser forefomne SlbspaoiGt-
teller fremitilleoes til sfraf og SIS.
] parlel ior andre. S SUM- Maaneh
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-11
5onoerjvllano.

6 le5pi Mun c.
II. @oaroeier Sens @onieu poo
@opeogouro peo 9ieisbp for pao i'm
Marf funoet cit &unei ten: So Ser
rer fra &reosmule et / @ooerslep
far p9ret oer1t0e for at be1e Ste
neu. Gen pil / sen 1erlnel tic 5io
blipe felt uograpet pg unoer1p1t.
g tort 6 enbp III s.
lalg. @uarben uSlopgaaro" er
lolgt til @jeitgiper &ifolol @en=
ningien / Sells for en- S1tu1 al 240,=
600 Murf, cit &pbbel puu s @ettar
fplger life meo. iii gjel10onn1e1
bprer iii benpeo III @eftor, ol1iat
til ct Netto1obptte al 1850 Morf.
.Ml lepenbe 9ei utl1ing lannt ltobo
fglger meo / @onoelen.
80 Gprm brnnDt c. g.
I21. Sl1lt brurOte &au0ner Gbrilten=
lens Gjenoom / Ipnt pao 8roager=
lar0. &ononerel1s 1 Mor ganlc
Nige og NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5 Mor ga111=
lie Greng pn1fom | 2nerne. Mall
formober at @pr11e1e ielp far lnoio
Sl0en. Mp0ereu giproe for9jnpes
6orlpg paa at frellc 9prnenc. G6ri=
%lte11len par taget paa 6ilferi poo
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Natten otter 9ror10sm.
Cen orfulgte g y III
II q t f Gs in0e. Cen
fra Gpml1altifaffuren / Splloerjpl=
lan0 beficn0te 6rf. 8oeien for
lgngere 1to opbol0t Jig poa Eriteb
spgebuS pes '&anoers for at iutte
Jig ino / spgeplejen. S en- nnr
6remtio refer fun til SfGrbef for
at f%eriere, men penoer otter tilbo=
&c til 2riteo Spgebus, bpor fun
forbliper til 0ftober. Jrf. 8oeieu
'uil Oerefter / ct Nar Moaneber iet:
te Jig ino / SarieIplejen paa $50.
ielltiftelien / Marbus, og omfrinl
/. Sec. refer bum tilbage til 5gn:
6erjpllano for at bellige Jig Spge.
plejegierningen.
g a IS e % 5,
oanife 6oIfebpiifoIer
Sen befienote ipn%oerjpoife, tpifj
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mango Slag for Sc oanife 9sorbi1es
ptgeres &et til at bepare oere!
lsprog og 811ltur, % iom Till e,
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Gioen paa 6ertereiie / 9anmarf 0!
bar til &eniigt efter @iemfomit a
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omffe 6olfebeiifole og 5olfeoplps
ming. Son refer berfra til Nrofes
ior Bib. Mnberien % oil iengre gia
lite Eaitor Mrboe 8asmusien % &Sro
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-11

iens &uitr1t 2a1ra. @omunelere1
Sans Gbriitenien @rifIen. SIP
@aaroeier Sons 6riis G5riltenIe1l
M9lfeforpagter Sans BUTTE. McG:l
ltprer Sans &riltian Sanien. Ior:
polter SEEMING ems gnfe Garolin.s.
Iiifcbonoler 2osienS gnfe Nnr1:.
1rf. Senriette Caroline @ortmo;,11
|Stsnbugger Ne0er Heoeric1. 6bo.
Moitgiprer Soeno @onlen &gl.
Sfuelpiller Gilbelm @iebe5 Gnfe
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itian Seperin. 6orn1ono 9siels &os=
musiens Sultr1 &aren. Sneofer
SeuienS @1,ltr1 Nicoline. Gpflc-
banoler @arolO Se11ien Nprbolm.
Gnfe Senline Sunette &ouien. Gle
patorfgrer Niels Senien5 t@uitrli
Sine. S%tolefabrifant Upntbers
gnfe Mn1auoa. Suipsftyr u. q. 8.
|Scbous &ultru CHA. Gleftritcr
Miels Netcr Sobanien. G,1t;fru So
milla Sprgil1c @olOmonn. @usejcr
6. g. Nieliens 5l,ltrlt 2ol1ro. Sat
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @onaro &ob=
len. 9ogtrpfter / &rigsminilterict
6rcberif Gorl Gbr. Hosm1,Sien So
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ier. Gnfe Morie Sopbic Sberfilo=
ien. Sfrnooer Sprgcniens @a1itrl,
Gagmar. gl1fe Sbo 9ll1gl,ito s(lr-
oerien. &lllf Carl @anrif 8enticn.
Mrfitcft Gauges Gnfe asplefi1e.
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Morie. Moifinur6eioer Mnoreos
Spc16 Sobnien. 16p. Sfibstpmrer
@ernerS @11ltr1t Morti1e. Spor=
pognsfonouftpr 9ar5 Gbriition Car
ien. Spprpo1nsfu,1bltftpr Sens
Gbriitim Eetericn. g,rte @illia=
mil1e Gatbrine @oni en. Gnte 2ppi=
lie @altiine 9iielipn. &itmeiter St:.1r
@plgb Miiller. Stoberiorbeioer
2aurit5 Nol,licnS @1ltr',. Malcr
Gbriitopbcr Gbriltionie Irlt Solti=
lie @enrictte @setcri CT. fSrf. Gliic
6reberiffe N%prregaarO. Glusnroger
Gbriitian @ilbelm 9anien. 6orpal-
ter Yeter &illabs Slien. Mrrer
Eeter 2llgoorO @utien. lSrf. Glen
S0o 1riicb. Spparter Neter Mn=
oreuS @ol1icu SloHter 6. 6. 81
iens @litr1 S6pra. SRI. Olga 2oll=
lie 9rul111. 1Sorpericier Slo Nlis=
ion. Spipnsmor1o 2ultrit5 SIR. M,1=
oeri c11. 6rf. Senliue 2eppoloine
Mourit5cn. Sillfurer Mrorcalens
6ltltru Sine. 8lurmelte Yeter Mn=
0reos Soln1e. Smeooeneltcr &ilbelm
&o5lmtsicn. 5pmrer .'@o,s anl1o-
ieus @uitr11 Morie. Snlpeftar, f6p.
Sflteipiller Carl @n1il Ectcrien.
&olrtreaOmiral Garl Moplp @oroe.
@prsinipeftpr, Sultitsrooo 5. g.
To,,inTin,,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-11

blep ser al Msiuranceielfaber uobe-
talt $4,000 for fem Sloebrmoe,
meoens ser / tiliparenoe Maaneb
forrige @ar uobetaltes $4,000 for
iomme sntol Sl6ebranostilfaloe. S
Mai Maaneo par Neogangen enbog
itgrre.
- staten Minneiota funoe peo
@eenl tobsaarets Mfilutring fonitate-
re en- Goregelie i Snbtagterne at
Iomtrent en- Million Collars ooer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-11

Gru Mnna Marie Siloebranot.
Murermeiter Geroinm0 @uonit8.
5bp. Msiiitent 5rit3 8illiam &an-
fen. SuIbm. @asmus Sgren gos=
perien. ,@ertsbusboloer Gbriitian-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-11

set foregooenoe Mar. Sc iamleoe
Snotegter beleb Jig til $15,546,430,
meoens Sc slarct fpr par $14,810,-
944. Statens permanente Sfole-
iono bill belpbe Jig til naiten 26
Millioner Collars, piitnof iterre
ems i noeen anoen al 2anoets Sta
ter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-11
D6oe / Danmar6.

ajsbenhabn % Greoerifsbers.
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sfrio efter BrpDenumere paa BET
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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26
124 Years Old; Celebrates.

Gradyville, KY. Jan. 10. John
Morg, a native of Germany, believed
to be the oldest man in the world,
celebrated his one hundred and
twenty-fourth birthday here yester-
day.
Despite his age, he is in the best
of health and his memory of over a
century ago is perfect.
Morg was in the war of 1912 and
is one of Kentucky's most interest
ing characters. He tells many in
teresting stories of Washington and
of famous Generals of a century
ago. a..
In his younger days he was a
famous boxer. He says he knocked
out many soldiers while in the
army.-Republic.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26
ITCHING SCALP
Get Ri of 1t in a Few Hours

There is nothing made that will
so quickly rid the scalp of distress
ing itchiness as PARTISAN SAGE
the hair dressing and beautifier.
L. M. Wood guarantees Partisan
Sage to cure dandruff; stop itching
scalp and falling hair, OF money
back. and sells it for only SO cents
a large bottle. 1t puts vitality into
the hair and gives it a radiant
luster.
1t is the favOrite hair dressing of
refined women because it so quick
ly refreshes the scalp and not being
sticky or greasy is delightful, TO. use,
Il haven't been bothered. with
dandruff and itching scalp since I
began using Partisan Sage."-Lena
McGough, Wichita Kas., June 8,
1910. g.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26

How Inuch happier we would all
be, if we would attempt to build in
stead of tearing down; how much
sUeeter our lives would be, if we
encourage, by kind words. those of
our fellow-men and fellow women
who have fallen by the wayside;
extend a helping hand. whisper
words of encouragement in their
ear, and oh! how much brighter our
lives and theirs would be. Give no
heed to the Tattler and Gossiper,
turn a deaf ear, and tell them that
you are otherwise engaged. when
you find them inclined to talk and
very soon the tattlers will find their
profession gone. - Elk,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26
E Beautiful Teaspoons Free.

FARM PROGRESS of St. Louis,
Mo-, the biggest and best semi
monthly farm and agricultural pa
per printed in the United States
offers to send six beautiful tea
spoons to anyone who sends. rs
cents for one year subscription,
or one dozen spoons for two-year
subscription at so cents.
The spoons are six inches in
length and are made of solid silver
old pure White MetaD, which will
not tarnish and in ordinary use will
last for years. The edges are hand
somely beaded after the design of
he most expensive spoons made
and in every way will prove valua-
able to the household. If you are,
at present a subscriber and wish to
take advantage of this offer your
subscription will be extended. Tell
your friends and neighborS about
this generous Offers Address all
orders to FARM PROGRESS, St.
Louis Mo-
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26
SHERIFF'S SALE
IN PARTITION
OF the Widow Thomas Land.


The land of the late John B.
Thomas, deceased. for many years
past occupied by his widow, Mary
A. Thomas, and situated about a
miles East Of Monroe City, in sec
tons % and SO, Township Sc, Range
z, in Rails County, containing in all
1877 acres, is advertised for sale at
New London, on Tuesday February
z. 1911. by the Sheriff of that Coun-
ty, in a Partition suit among the
heirs.
This is d fine tract of land in the
prairie East of Monroe City, good
title, u good opportunity for invest
meat and should bring good prices.
For further particulars see the
Law firm of Meriwether & Meri-
wether. 2-2
Drs. Woods G. Kidd, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialists Of Quincy,
will be at Monroe Hospital, Monday
Jan. 30th until 2 D. IN. to meet
patients. . 1926
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26

Representative Simmons. of Shell
by County, has offered a bill in the
legislature seeking to regulate night
telephone calls The provisions of
the bill provide that long distant
calls from seven O'clock in the even
ing until seven in the morning shall
not be more than one half of the
rate charged for day calls, or calls
from 7 in the morning until seven
in the evening.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26
&c 1911 Wor1:L! Almanac

is lbs archway to 4 stor-house OF re-
l'sh's information; full dtsails OF thu
t4iU census and OF the most important
g,t exciting Confessional Election IN
li!ly years 10000 tacts and = :urei
anou politics. iahor religion ?c'N
lIIm statistics. finance. trade com
rerce insurance, money and A1HkinS
information about our own and all
foreign countries, the armies and
navieS OF the world, Panama Cana
aerial navigation. growth of the Unit!l
States, universities and colleges postJ
information, naturalization laws ana
Qualifications for voting; ConSttunoa
Of Wa!tsd States, population OF argos
cities OF the earth, of 100 largest cities
in United States: of all United States
cities of 5000 or morei In fact thu
1911 World Almanac will tell you some
thing about everything and everything
about great many things. Price 2sc
at bookstores '(west of Buffalo ant
Pittsburg 3oc), by NAH 35e. Address
Thr New York World, New York.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26
Missouri Woman An Heir.

According to the will of the late
Senator Elkins, of West Virginia,
Mrs. Elkins, of Columbia, widow Of
a brother of the deceased senator
gets the interest on $4,000 during
her life and after that the money is
to be equally divided between her
three children.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26
An Unusal Object.

A COW has been placed in Central
park, New York, because hundreds
of thousands of New York children
have never seen q live one. 1t is
astonishing how few substantial ad-
vantageS a New York child really
has.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26
Random Burrows BY Rambo

A bacchanalian song in the night
is not sweet.
Some high-born men have be-
come low-lived rascals.
The fellowship, of the cheerful is
better than a feast.
Nagging sometimes makes man
forget his other troubles
Rat-biscuit is about as whole
some as too much pies an cake
Neat writing does not always ex-
press the clearest thought.
Locking up in the world is better
Ethan locking down Oh folks.
Words fifty spoken are not apt 10
be inspired by a fit Of temper.
Joy cometh in the morning not
to him that spends the night in
revelry.-r
A hOary head is a crown of glory
and it should always crown a glori-
GUS life.
1t is very fortunate for the chill
dred when a lazy man has an indus
trious wife.
The rainbow-chasers are often
happier than those who have found
the pot of gold.
When one makes up his mind he
should smoothe the wrinkles out of
his thoughts.
A rooster will crow when it whips
another no matter how little that
other may be.
Some men who seem to know
how to wear swell clothes can not
wear success becomingly.
Sometimes when a young fellow
starts out to learn the ropes he
mixes up with tangle-fOot
You can not always determine
the Caliber of the driver by the
number of cylinders he boasts of.
The more experience one has had
the less dogmatic he is on the sub
ject of how to raise children.
A woman, with a man on her
hands often has to strengthen her
bicepS with exercise upon the
washboard.
The man who is not true to the
friends he already has will not find
his new-made ones very satisfac-
tory.
You can tell a good deal about
the character of a man if you are
with him when he starts in to have
a good time.
If distance never lent enchant-
ment to the view the old-settled
communities would soon become
oVer-populous.
When Mr.. Worry comes to see
you give the cook a vacation as
he stays; the seat of worry is in the
liver.
You can not tell how much mon
ey man has in the bank by the
flourish he puts to his signature
when he signs a check.
Unhappiness seems to be the joy
of some folks, and they never ap-
pear to be content unless they can
find some cause for it in everything.
Some folks carry an atmosphere
of gloom wherever they 60, and one
would just as lief be alone in the
midst of the Dismal Swamp as to
be thrown in the company of one
of them for any length of time.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26
The Test of Education.

A professor in the University of
Chicago told his pupils that he
should consider them we'll educated
in the best sense of the world when
they could say yes to every one Of
fourteen questions that he should
put to them, 1t may interest you
to read the questions. Here they
are:
Has your education given you
sympathy with all good causes and
made you spouse them?
Has it made You public spirited?
Has it made you a brother to the
weak?
Have you learned how to make
friends and keep them?
Do you know what it is to be a
friend yourself?
Can you look an honest man or a
pure woman straight in the eye?
Do you see anything to love in
little child?
Will a lonely dog follow you in
the street?
Can you be high-minded and
happy in the meaner drudgeries of
Of life?
Do you think washing dishes and
hoeing corn just as compatible with
high thinking as piano playing or
golf?
Are you good for anything to
yourself
Can you be happy alone?
Can you look out on the world
and see anything except dollars and
cents?
Can you look into a mud puddle
by the wayside and see anything in
the puddle but mud?
Can you look into the sky at
night and see beyond the stars?
Can your soul claim relationship
with the Creator? Popular Educa-
tor
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26

RolIo Stagner and Joe Shaffer, Of
Chillicothe, were remanded to jail
without bail, charged with the
murder of Charles NOthnaele on
Jan. 7th. -
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26

Mrs, W. T. Raaland of Paris, has
been the guest of Mrs. Walter
Williamson. .
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26

Miss Amelia Hatton returned to
her home in Mountain View Friday
after an extended visit with her
brother, S. T. Hatton.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26

Howard Tucker, an inmate of the
National Soldiers Home at Danville,
ILL.,, shot and killed two other mem
bers of the institution one day last
week. Why are members of these
institutions allowed 70 carry deadly
weapons? If Tucker was in danger
and needed protection the whole
United States Army stands ready
to protect him. There is certainly
bad management in some way.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26

j. o. Cozad and wife went to
Quincy last Friday to attend the
funeral of her brother, G. C. Rosa.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26

Carnegie has increased the en-
dowment of the Carnegie Institute
at Washington, to $25,OO0,OO0, hav
ing recently set aside for that pur-
pose $10,OOOOOOin 5 per cent bonds
This institution is to have the larg-
est telescope in the world placed
in the Mount Wilson California OBJ
servatory. The great Iron Master
is very sanguine over the results
obtained and he predicts greater
results in the future for the inStitu-
ton, not the least of which is the
entire recharting the high seas.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26

Miss Valera Lyell, went to Hun
newell, Saturday to spend a few
days.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26

Mrs, W. jones, Jr, of Paris, was
in our city Friday enroute to Hun,
newell.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26

Miss Julian McClintic, was visit
ing in Hunnewell later part of the
past week.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26

Little Edith had the habit of eat
ing out the soft part of her bread
and tucking the crust under the
edge of her plate. The other even
ing Edith was detected in this, and
her mother said: Edith, how often
have told you about leaving your
crusts? There may be a day you
will be glad to get them" yes,
mamma" replied Edith promptly;
that's what I'm savin' EN- for"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26

E. L. Anderson & Son Sugared
Sorghum, Sets per ID while it lasts.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-01-26

Mrs. O. M. Vanlandingham, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Hunnewell.'