davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-03-01

marx with the average OF mis- grades
One freshman made an In three
hour course, but an l in q fve-h0ur
course made his loss greater than the
gain. Only, one held his own with
the medium student.
The freshman, in addition to keep
ing up his study, has to go through
the process of adaptation to the life
of new world. Many things tend
to keep his mind from the purpose of
his visit to the factory. The sopho-
more has not quite overcome the diff
ficulty of having pleasure and study
together in college life. He also finds
that he can get about as much for
less time put on study than he did
the year before. Some apply them
selves, others are content with the
average grades and the remainder
fall by the wayside, as many first
year men do.
Juniors realize that Columbia
lights flicker at inopportune times.
The underclassmen do not notice it
SO much. Juniors have learned that
there is serious side to the getting
of an education and make more sys-
tematic efforts. TIL result of their
mental application is a gain in cred
its.
To the senior a degree is almost
within his reach; to most, the last
year at the knowledge factory has
come. They look forward to the pro-
found ceremony which will mark the
journey of many to the world of toll,
physical and mental, where they ex-
pect to hold their own in business or
profession. They are more adroit at
getting knowledge and, spurred by
the thought of the last chance. the ef-
forts become greater.
With the possessor of degree four
years of college life have passed, in
which he saw the unfit and the men
of limited means and little push drop
from yearly crowds. He realizes
that he has survived the knowledge
treadmill in those four years and he
is seeking to get higher. He sticks
to the road which leads to the goal
of his ambition. He values his time
The additional energy spent on study
shows at the registrars Office.
OF this group of twenty-six men,
eleven fell below the normal line and
lost 17.S hours credit. A Junior. q
sophomore and q freshman lost more
than the other eight losers, who came
short with SO hours, compared with !,
go of the three. The two advanced |
students and one senior made 1913 |
hours additional credit. The six 9TH
ers of the house who gained made
only sos. additional credit. Six men
held their own by getting the exact |
of hours signed.
The hours made on 100 signed
were as follows:
Graduates 124I
Seniors 1O5
Juniors .......... W
Sophomores 96
Freshmen 90.
R. B. M.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-03-01
Twentv Years AQO.

Twenty Years Ago.
The color of the hair of leading
actresses of the time was listed.
Brown-haired women were in the
lead, numbering eight. Seven had
red hair. There were six blondes
with hair of light shades and only
one brunette. A local paper printed:
Zone had hair so red she never
crossed q field If q bull was in sight. +"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-03-01

amount of dishonest advertising how
ever. The medical profession and
real estate dealers, especially, suf-
fer. There Is no more reason why q
newspaper or mag Line reader should
not be protected from lying adver-
tisements than that he should not be
protected from misstatements in the
news and editorial columns.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-03-01
LYING ADVERTISEMENTS.

LYING ADVERTISEMENTS.
Make the publication of lying ad-
vertisements q misdemeanor, says
John l. Romer, an advertising man of
New York. Ten years ago this sug-
gestion would have been greeted with
jeers by advertising experts and jour
nalists alike. Today it expresses the
concensus of opinion among the lead
ers in both professions.
Recent developments in advertising
have shown conclusively that honest
advertising pays best. The dishonest
advertisement may bring the busi-
ness, but it seldom holds it. Because
of the great expense of advertising it
is usually necessary that the adver-
tisement SELL q person more than
once to pay.
There still exists q considerable
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-03-01

Thirty Years Age.
The Nicaraugan Canal movement
was pushed in the United States.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-03-01
Echoes of Yesterday
Four Years Ago.

Four Years Ago.
The fiance of w. A. Clark, Jr.,
son of the Copper King" added q
dress made of hairlike copper wire to
her trousseau.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-03-01
Ten Years ARO.

Ten Years Ago.
A muskrat was killed on Broad
way.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-03-01

Fifty Years Ago.
An advertisement appearing Of
fering fine liquors in exchange for
land.
Merrill's Horse returned from Fay
cite.
The Washington times., 1912-10-15

nouncenent Of Superintendent W. NJ.
Davidson today. The question has come
up through a broadslde against 'lntru-
sion OF the teacher into zone which
belongs to the home" delivered by the
Very Rev. william 7. Russell, pastor OF
st. Patrick's Church.
1T was announced year ago" said
Dr. Davidson. "when the question first
arose. that the proper place for the CIV
Ing Of instruction on sex hygiene In
connection with the schools is at the
homo and school associations. composed
of adults. The position then taken and
adhered to was that no one should be
permitted to talk to school children on
any theme relating or approaching to
BOZ hygiene whose statements I did not
know In advance. This position will be
maintained this year also. Personally
agree somewhat with Mgr. Russell,
believing that questions OF sex hygiene
II discussed In the schools at, ALL must
be done SO most gtpardedly."
With the permission OF DR.. Davidson,
several addresses were made on this
question last year to the boys OF the
Business High and Western High
The Washington times., 1912-10-15
Events on
This Date In History

Champlain arrived In Canada to take
UP his work as governor of the country
on this day In 1872. Just three centuries
ngo. One hundred years ago today, the
United States frigate President cap
tured tho tichly laden British packet
swallow OF the New England coast.
Ssis 9,IsS, Wide stsS t.n SSth1r and plSs
In 1856.
= The dedication OF the Lincoln monu-
ment at Springfield, Ill, was held on
October IL ls74. and on this day In 1851
Dakota convened at Pierre. The inter.
national brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers was organized at Pittsburgh
on October lb, 1890. one year ago to-
day. Cardinal Gibbons celebrated his
golden jubilee as n priest.
The Washington times., 1912-10-15
SEXsHYG|ENE
SCHOOL TALKS
MOST GUARDED
.,s - .,...
Position of Superintendent
Davidson and Other on
cials Unchanged.

Position, Of District school authorities
with respect to the teaching OF sex hy-
siene In the schools Is unchanged from
that OF last fall, according to the an
The Washington times., 1912-10-15
Architects to Meet.

Members Of washington Architectural
Club will meet tonight at 1Si7 II street
northwest for a smoker.
The Washington times., 1912-10-15
Baby'@7
OuicHSsE<1

Every woman's heart responds to
the charm and sweetness OF ba-
by's voice. because nature intended
her for motherhood. But even the
loving nature Of q mother shrinks
from the ordeal of suffering and
danger. Women who use Mothers
Friend are saved much discomfort
and their systems are in a healthy
condition to meet the time with the
least possible danger. Mothers
Friend is recommended only for
the relief and comfort of expectant
mothers, and its many years of sue
cess, and the thousands of endorse
ments received from women who
have used 1t are a guarantee of the
benefit to be derived from its use.
Mothers Friend allays nausea, pre-
:; :;S's II s; ). ss:s:s:: s:s:s: tl)ufberh
wsy W., to 9s1tsis: ss3Sas. GFriend
healthy motherhood. Mothers
Friend is sold at drug stores. Write
for our free book for expectant
mothers.
SRAoHIlD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. G..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28
Saul 6ielbes 2erbnite at 8reiioens
MeJarlanb beb g.. 9af. Nor-
malifDle.

oen0e fife fin6es nogen @rem6ie for
bans @pner.
Sen unge Mano bar allere6e babt
ltort &el6 / 2erarbeioe. 8lonot
Sc be6lte al bans Mrbei0er er Der
len Suite al Breiioent McSorlano
be6 Statens Mormalifole, ct an6et
LAT ct @arn, fal6et vSames", og
en6nu ct onoet, fal6et u@elen".
Saul Siel6e er al NOR f-oanlf
8pr6, meo li6t franlf og TIFF 8lob
Marerne. San nerer en- 2i0enifab
for lit Mrbeioe, men bans ino-
groe6e 8eifeoenbe0 ofbol0t bam fra
at tillaoe nogen offentlig 9mtale
al bans @pner, in6tiI bans &enner
inliltere6e paa, at Spmarfiombe6en
benleoe6es poo bisie. Mange &en=
ner al Sen ofopoe itore 8illeobug-
ger tnger en- lebenoe Snteresie /
, Sgnnens Mrbeioer, Ser enofidnt
enonu fun en- Gut, ipnes at nere
poa @eien til flor Sufces.
Toruoen fin 6orfierligbeo for
&unit beli06er Saul Sieloe anore
1tore @bner. @nn ltu0erer me6
Sper Sc gamle Me1tre / Muiif, og
tilbringer en- 9el al fin SID meo
f%otografilfe @tuoier. Com Cleo |
5totens Normalifole far ban be'
ltet Sor6elen al Sc ijelOne Mnle6-
ninger, iom ser bpoes, ga 0enne Sfo=
Re rongerer blar6t Sc melt fremra-
genoe / Mor6pelten for &unit og
Muiif. rSpmpbonD"- Srfeltret
minneapolis, iaa bel iom iaa6anne
Eolenter iom Melba, 5embricb,
8iipbam og an6re, gioer bpert Mal
&oncerter pe6 Normalifolen. Bau]
6jel6e er EN- al Sc melt interesle:
re6e Silberere beo iaa6anne Sore.
ltillinger.
@noifibnt bans Sa1enter / Ml'
fit en6nn life er laa fremtr96en0e
bar ba1 6og begpnot at tage S$n:
ltruftioner / 8iolin UNDER Hrof
&nute 6ropioa / Normallfolen*
Mnlif<&onierpatorium.
Sranf @alflin,
Gtate Normal 5cbooI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28
&c ipcnifc &ninbcr. Com

&c ipcrifc &pinoer. Com tioli=
gere omtolt folot 6orilaget ON apin-
oepolgretten pco Ell ar1ielig Meoior1=
ct / 6prltc &ommer. Chen bar
ser bpret &al9 til 2anostingene
Is. e. Mmtsraooel1e), og bcllcr fife
l6faloct al 0isle, Wortil @pi1oerne
ioa fen mes itore 6orboo6ninaer,
BARRIER qo6t for 0eres Sag. &c bor
nemlig oiit Ell, %betpoelia Nebaong for
set li6crale Megjcrinasparti ol
6remgong for @9jrc. @anlfe pil1
jfploes ben11c 9ee0gang nnppe
fgr1te Gpffe &cniprrt til &pinocbc.
bpgelien, men %lnorere @e9jeril1'
gems operproentlig raoifalc Stillinl
oberfor Toriparet, iGrlig oens Sp:
trpben / Mnle0ning al Eanlerhaaos
in6iomlingem; men EN- Stprfelie a
@gire, iiben &artiet far tagct al
giort Stilli1g moo @pinbepolgret
ten, betp6er / alt 6al6 m6rfc l10:
1igter for &pin6ernc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28
Sum sen bcbite Spbaf tilfreositiller
porc 2Gicre % beoblipcr meb
at anbefalc BEN bebite.

Sen lterlte Mflntnil1g al nosel1
5 Gents Gobof / @eroen er op,
naoet al ~9ul( 0urbm", foroi
0en tilfreosltiller Smagen og trent
'fal6er Torbrl1gernes Mnerfic1r0elie.
s 2igbeo mco iou mango anore
Sp6agclier 6lep Bette Mprfe OPP
0oget peo ct SilfGl0e.
r8llll 9l1rbom" CT fa6riferet al
oe be6lte Iobafsblo0e iom Sorben
fan pro0uccre, bbilfet CT Mariagen
til at olle &pgere / 8er0en, ser
pn6er en- go0 Bibe Gobaf eller 81,
g%arettc, pe0blipcr 111e0 at fjdbe
~@nll 9urbam".
Bi CT gloo peo, at bort 6olf er
6lebet %obcrbeptlt ON, at v8ull Cur
bam" CT Sen be0lte og billigite So,
baf / Morfe6et. @bis 9e fife ielp
en0nu far baot 2ejligbe6 til at BIZ
be %pperbebilt ON, at 9gte u8ull
9nr6on1" er Sen bc0lte Sobaf for
Hiber eller Gigaretter, ber Sc fig=
be en- Eaffc og faa benne Sberbepis=
ming.
0enne Sobaf or fabriferet 11n=
Ser Sc melt ionitpre Smgioelier, og
oens Menbco / 6orbin6elie me0
6ens labe 8ris afgiper Ell 8lon=
Ding, Ser life fan obergooes.
8i bcOhliper Oerfo OF at anbefale
oenne pfonomiife og fortrinlige So
baf, fife alene for eget 8rug, men
ogiaa foriege at fao Ceres &enner
til at bel1Dtte Sen, bpiS 0e life al
lere6e er bleben befien6t meo SEN
fortrinlige v8ull 9lrrbom" &egto-
bot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28
aorreiponbant
gollep Gitn, 81. 8. Is. Stunt.

@allep Gith g. g., Is. Stunt.
s@reoe &e6aftion:--
ut SAUL SieIoe, en- 5gn al So
fob 6ielbe, befien6t me6ens ian Ie
beoe for tit m%erfparotge Ealen
iom 8illeobugger og Srembringe
rem al Ole Bull Statuen i 2orinl
Sort, Minneapolis, @tah1en
@inneapolis Bubble 2ibrarD", ol
mango an6re arbeioer al Iignenot
8er6 - MI fun EN- Gut poo IL
Gar, bil fomme til at itoa be6 81
Ben at, for lite at iige en6nl1 bgje
re ems lin Sober, er BEN alminoe'
lige Mening og 8orpentning blan5l
Ben unge Man6s 2erere og @enrer.
8lan6t DEM, iom bar notalt fig
iaale6es er 9r. 8~r9n6efil6e, ser
ber6mte 0anife Maler, og 2are6e
Soft / @bicago, font begge bar Tel
Sotografier at Saul Siel6es Ir'
bei6e.
@%n6ffient ban blot bar ct li6e1
Barn, ga bans Sober 666e, bab6>
Saul Siel6e allere6e Sen @ong Ell
flor Sorfierligbe6 for 8ille6bugger.
Mrbeioe, og bar fortiat 6erme6 / 81
forI6bne Mar. Sort efter at pere
bleben @nfe flptte6e Mrs. Sielc:
meb fine 8ern til ct n&omeiteoc"
nerbe6 @onftel6, Mor6 Dofpta, bbor
bun boe6e l9nge NOT til at fac
5fjd6e paa %gien6ommen. &erfrc
flptte6e bun iaa til @ollep @itp
q. 9af., for at faa fine 8grn |
@folen. Ser er Oct, at @aul Tiel=
6es Salient ct blebet u6bifIet UNDER
8%eile6ning at Mifs Marp g. 9eon,
iom er Sori tanoer for &unit=9e=
partementet / @totens Mormalifole.
Miis 9ean meo6eIer, at ben6es
@lep bar bilt en- m%erfparoig So
lentu6btfltng, og at Ger tilipnela=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28

Omkostninger paa dygtige De
tektiver. - Men har De like en-
Cigar til mig?"
Tom rakte ham Etuiet, hvoraf
Cowper udtog nogle Stykker,
som han betragtede med RENDER
mine.
"Her er Deres Penge!" sagdt
han saa idet han rakte Tom ct
Bundt Sedler.
ia, men = Penge = Diet er
10 mere, end jeg har fortjent!"
"Nej, aldeles ikke," svarade
|Cowper, idet han br@kkede en- at
Cigarerne owe og fremviste ct
Glimmer af straalende Diaman-
ter.
"Men Pakken, da?" spurgte
Tom.
"Glasskaar!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28

- Mbe 8olon6, Superintendent
for @ino Gabe Sectional @arf, CT
ofqooet peo Deoen / lit @iem / &ar'
ten, "a Mor gammel. Mfogoe bar
/ manqe Mur beret en- belfienot
Mon6 / @lacf 9ills.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28
Ban1narks-R ygntugsx.

De it6rre og toneangipenoe oon.
ife 5oreninger / Sc 6oreneoe Stu.
ter bar iluttet Jig til Donmarfs= 8pg=
nings+Sugen. Set bonlfe 9rooer=
iamfun0 bor officielt anbefalet 81.
gen til set 6anif=umerifanlfe Tolf,
,og oem 0onife Screening Donio al
'@alifur11ia bor ne0 officiel &eioll:
tion erflpret Sen Spn1patbi, iom oe!1
fra ferite @egpnoelie bor nrret for
6oretagen6et. Sen itore Soc Ell
laale0es IN blepen bele set p%irfiorr.
me oan1fe 6olfs Gle; ioct mon mac
arrtoge, at oglaa Sc 6oreninger.
iom en0nu life %offcntlig far tilIagt
'5ogen @pnpotbi me0 Giel og
.Sin0 bill bnre meo. Sg en Sore
nings Silllutning betD0er nogct.
Set par gammenlllrtninge11, Ser be-
Ibore6e Sen 6onlfe Notiono[farofter
blon6t l16flptterfolfet / Sc Serene
Sc Stoter, og set bar fun mes Sam=
menilutning ion Toru6ietning al
lent Sanfe ion1 Sen ON en- 9anmarfs=
bDgnings Spf9relle flr11oe blipe ml.=
Zig.
Gonmorfs~9 =Merfet a 1
Gent .Stpffet faces fpIgenoe @te6er
i Minneapolis % ct. Saul: 6.
&asmnsien &nbl. g., 72O=724 g.
4tb st., Mim1eapoIis, Min1. =
90. Gbriitianicr, $50 &ennepin
Mpe., Minneopolis. Mirn. q. Mcl=
inn, 247 6. 7tb strect, ct. Saul,
Mtnn.
-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28
uorv Daton.

- @eImer @ngem, en FEM Mar
gammel Dreng / Samp6en, mtiteoe
to Gingre, ga bon Iegeoe me6 Dp'
nmitfapsler. lom efsplo6ere6e. Set
bnr ct l1n6er, at Fan fom fra set
meo 2ipet.
- Sire Meno, George @oIfe6om,
Micf Deslapp og M6om &igbouIe,
blep arreiteret / Gog6en iigtet for at
bobe begooet Snbbru6stpperi / g.
6. 2alfas Gorretning. Sen :itdrite
Sci at garerne er gienfun6et / De
arreitere6e Men6s Stem.
-~Mrne Mmun6ion, @onntpfom>
misler for @nr6 County, Ser bar
beret UNDER Mnflage for mislig @mz
be6sfgriel, bab6e nDlig 6orb6r
Minot. &a11 maa 6og for &etten en-
Gong til, ga Surpen efter II 81
mers &aa6ilagmng erflarebe fig uoe
al 5tan6 til at oprrau @nigbe6.
= Sillie @acine, 16 Mar gammel,
Dotter al g6mar6 &acine, Der Ell
Tormon6 be6 Minot 6lour splitting
60. / Minot, forlban6t fra lit Stem
BEN 76e Sunni, og bar lite bilt fig
ii6en. 8olitiet / @tnot gibr alt,
set fan for at fin6e benoe; MEN bur
er og bltper borte.
- &ineiiife Taimer bleb at S.
@. Dongoll ii6ite Sommer iluppet
|Igs / @fooen ner Cheyenne &iber
be6 Mcgile. SON iaa intet til Dem
i beIe @inter og troe6e berfor, at
Sc bar 6e6e eller bab6e begipet Jig
til on0re @teoer. Sor en- Si6 iioe1
fon6t man en- al Suglene li66e poa
ct @ebe, bpori laa IA 9@g, og 1ene>
re 1aa man flere.
- IS Mrbei6ere, ser arbei6eoe
for en- SernbonebDgger, Ser bar paa'
toget Jig at bpggc en- Sci al Nortb<
ern Eocific @onens npe 2inie
Mprbe6en al Man6on, forlo6 fit Mr=
bei6e, for6i Sc ipntes, at be lite
fun6e ipiie Sen Ma6 Sc fit. Sc
poa1to6, at Sc maotte ipiie beoerbet
@igo, me6ers 6eres Sormano ipiite
@eIifotesier. Sc itreifen6e Mrbei<
6ere ipooiereoe til Manban.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28
@nostjeneiter / st. Saul.

9anf Ell. lntb. ct. stepbans Sir.
fc, Sjsrnet al Orleans og Stebens
Street, @uostjenelte bber Sen6og
D%ormi60ag ST. II. Sgn0agsjfole
81. 9. = 8. 81. Sobnion, &rait.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28

@pt norif siosifrift. @anoioat
:@ons SerDell, Sarge, bar u6ien0t
Get fgrite 96umer al ct norif Ei6s-
1frif, lom bon ogter at la6e ITO
fomme bber Moone6. %l16giperen
.%angiber f6lgen6e 8ro9ram:
Set blioer ct belt nDt Goretagen-
Sc fun me0 8ibebol0 al Get gomle,
eeo6e @apn gi6spolo. &ietiI SHUTS.
ions Soc ON en- @6jifole paa Clos
polo lom Min6egape / 1914 git /
'@rooen me6 born. Maen Minoerne
fra gi6spol6 og giospolosmenoe-
neg og bore eiebe Sorfeores 2io
og 8irfen ~@or Seorenearb" -
1eber og er en- berlig Slide at pie al.
@i6sboIo bil 6erneit 1ette iom
fin Spgabe at giDe 8ebiler / Orb
,og @iIle6er for, at o9ioa Nor6men.
.oene / Mmerifo - Mor f=Mmerifa-
,nerne ON man gn fer at fal6e Dem
1ao - bar uorettet 1tore Sing. Sore
8ioneerers 2ip og 8irfen, &eiulta-
terne al Sc gjabelte norife u6ban'
breres Mrbeioe og oeres @gnners
% Getres 2ip og &irfen ioag |
'Mmerifa. / @eroer5 lterltc Norman=
Sic, Morobeiten og ODER bele Il. g.
ST., Set oil bore EN- 1tor og tafnem'
melig Spgope at tage fat pao. Seq
ffa1 Ingge Ieben6e Snteresie og god
@ilje til 6oretagen6er. On set bill
1pffes at .faa 2ib / @i6spolo poo
bette &roaram, oil ga bero poo, ON
i%ntereslerebe M9no og &pin6er MED
@ennefdrbe0 og Recommendations
bill tre6e 1tgtten6e til.
Ct 2pffe11 9o6, oil @i6spol6a
Spalter funne bore me6 og bpgge
u&jerterne 8ro", bi0ro9e til mere
6orltaaelie og Spmpatbi meIlem
ugomIe Mor Morge" og Sc uobart
.bre6e @gnner og 9Gtre / BET itore
megtige Mmerifa en- flor Of
berIig Opgaoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28

og andre Varer med mig, som
jeg like gerne vii betale Told al
= men der er vel intet andet at
stille OPT"
"Saa dunn vii De da vel like
vare?"
"Men hvad anbefaler De mig
da?'
"Jeg for NIT Vedkommende
har ganske ligefrem mine Vardi-
sager i Lommen, Daisie"
"Men Diet kan jeg like have
svarede den unge Dame leende =
"der Wide like vare Plads til al
lie mine Kufferter."
Da Damperen smart efter stand
sede for at tage Lods og Told
betjente ON Bord, kan Diet like
negtes, at Tom f6lte sig en- Smu-
lie urolig, men tilb6d dog Daisie
at vare hende behjelpelig we'd
den endelige Toldrevision we'd
Landstigningen. Da dette Dje-
blk imidlertid indtraf, var Daisie
ingen Steder at finde, og Tom
MATTE saaledes gaa alene i Land,
h%vorefter han @jeblikkelig lod
sig befordre til Waldorf-Astoria-
Hotellet for at afslutte sin Mis-
sion og h9ve sine fem Hundre-
de Pund Sterling.
"Hvorledes er Rejsen gaaet? p
spurgte Cowper, da Tom stod i
hans V9relse; men linden han fix
It'd til at svare, aabnedes D@ren
fra ct Sidevaerelse for en- Dame.
"Daisie!' udbr9d Tom overra-
sket.
"Det er ham!" sagde hun TO
ligt og pegede paa Tom, medens
hendes Ledsager f%ortsatte: "Og
her har vi Smuglergodset!' og
samtidig satte sig i Besiddelse al
den lille Pakke, som Tom allere-
de havde lagt fra sig paa Bor-
Diet. "Denne Gang, endelig, fix
vi Dem overlistet! = bet val er
god Fangst, og Diet oliver en- kost-
bar Historie!"
"Har De saa videre at bemar-
ke?" spurgte Cowper, henvendt
til den fremmede, som se1vf@lge-
lig var en- overordnet Toldem.
bedsmand - "for ellers maa jee
nu bede Dem gaa Deres Vej!'
Tolderen og Daisie forsvand1
og Tom stod som tilintetgjort.
"De har nok veret uforsigtig
lader Diet TIL" sagde Cowper.
"Jeg l@rte hende at kjende on
Bord," tilstod Tom forknyt.
Hun err Mr.. at allie Opdage
re, og sandsynligvis har hun fulg
Dem, lige siden De forlod Hote
Cecil. Regjeringen sparer niger
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Maaneosifriftet er paftert ,ioitp.
RET og ri gnifer. 1ogioere1 Grem'
gang / fit 6oretagen6e. Mbo,t1e-
mentspriien er $1.00 pr. aor, 10
Gents pr. Munu1ter. Eiosifriftet CT.
boIoes peo at tilifripe .gi6sbolo",
@or 81, Sarge, g. 9. Meenter
6nIfes.
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Joma.

- Mrs. MorbeI @errp, fom for
Ieoen Sag blep if16t paa @a6err !
@errp al fin Man6, Ser efterpoa BE.
git @elpmoro, er afgaoet be0 so,
Sen. Man tror, at set bar @fin.
ipge, iom braete bam til at ore.
Be fin &uitru.
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9anff Ell. lntb. ct. stepbans Sir.
fc, @jsrnet al Orleans og @tebens
Street, @uostienelte bper Spnoog
Bormio0ag 81. II. Gpn6ogsjfole
&l. 9. = 8. 81. Sobnion, @reit.
@slgatba oanif=norife Eres6pteri-
amer Strife, 1856 Sbomos st., ner
@ice ct. 9onif @u0stieneite bpcr
5enoag 6%ornri60ag @l. 1890 og en-.
gellf @uostjenelte 6per Ssnoag Mf.
ten @l. $50. 9sn0ogsifole &l.
$50. 8ennemeoe boer Snsoog Mf=
ten @l. 8 / &irfens l1noerbpgning.
Mrel Mubien, 81. tbeol. Hoitor. SO,
peel 582 Sberburne Mbe.
@bnobens norif epangeliif lmtber'
ife Menigbeo, &jdrnet al ltniperlitp
og Borf Mbes., bol6er @uostienelte
bper 5pn6ag 6%ormio6ag 8l. 1890
og Mften 81. 7.45. @en6ogsifolen
mg6er &l. 9 Gorm.
S Sipbergs @all, S74 Hapne
Aoenue, er Ser @sn6ogsffole boer
Sgnoag @fterm. @l. 8. = g.. 6
&eque, Holtor, $40 Capitol 8oule'
barb.
/, Srefolbigbebs nurif epang. lrtb
Strife, Darlington % 5berburn'
Apes. @u0stjeneite bper Sgn6ae
@l. 1920 8orm. poo Morif og 7.4E
often paa @ngelif. @sn0agsifol
og @ibelflasic eiter Spimesieeu0s
tieneiten. - SIR. Spbilruo, Nreit
$50 Tuller @treet.
8etbania Strife, 81. SCENTS og So
relt Street. @uOStieneite afboloe!
5snoag 6orm. 81. 1870 og Sitter
81. 7.30. &Der Sorsoog Mften 8gn
neme6e / &irfens 8aiement. 5gn
oagsifole bper Sbnoag 81. -. .
S. 6lagitoo> STREET.. 8opel S4t
Dorf Street.
Den orif-oanifc Mct6pbijt Strife
&isrnet al 8roa0map og 1916 ct.
afboloer line @uostjeneiter iom i'll
| ger: Hreoifen 5bnoag 6orni0oa!
@Goffen 1890. Aften 7.45. ling
Soils @pmortb 9igo: 5snoag Sitter
SCI. 6.45, og literert Mgoe 0e tire fer
lte 9irs6oee / Maaneoen. 8bn
nemsoe bper 0ns0ag Mften &l. s
is 6. Gollefien, Noltor, 289 13t
6treet.
S &opellet paa @jernet al &ea
nep og Carl GtS., er Ser Sgnoags
ifole bper Sgn0ag @ftermioOag 81
3 og @uo5tjenelte 81. 7.30 often.
@nbstjemeite / Sen nprif=banif
8aptiit-atrfc, Siprnet al Milfor
og @ooobrioge Streets, beer @er
E6og 81. 1890 Tormi66ag og 7.3'
Mften. 81. $50 l1ngbomsmeb
Sen norlf=6anife 8~aptiltmenigbe6
lng6omsforening mpoer / lit 2ofal
bper Sgnong 81. $50 @fterm, s.
at Milfor0 og @ooobrioge @t|
Gang og Muiit al Il. S. 5ongfo1
Mlle 5fonoinaper biertelie be
TONNE.
@pr Trelers norif lntberife 81
nisbeo, paa 9oblquiit SOIL, 81. {
@ron0 & Cambridge Mbe., 9t. @au
|: @uostia1eite bper Sen6ag Torn
@. 1920, Sen0agsifole bber en-
Dag 6orm. ST. 1915. Mlle er bie.
teltg belfomne. 8ernbaro 5olbee1
'Haltor. 8op9l: 3017 2ongfello
; Mbe., minneapolis.