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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-14
noe Striffepinoe mellem Spnoer-

ne.
Datioens Menneifer felte fig og-
Iiaa gamle, 2ipet bapoe life mere
8u6 efter 6em. @or Eibs 8eolte=
mo6er berer en- &am / lit mutt
groaihrengte Soar; BUN itoar ielp
for 5tpret al lit &us og tager lip-
Zig Del l. bpa6 Ger foregaar. Og
Manoen paa oe 70 er lige iaa aftip
! lin Sorretning iom ~nogeniinoe.
&eiier fr9mmer bam life iaa list
iom @ommerens 6aglige Sernbane-
tut. @ei Stepets Mar er forrpf,
fet, en- balp Snes Mar eller op Ser
Iimoo.
Sil @ielgiel6 er Set, 1om ON
Maturen tager en- ny Spreisning
poa an6en Maa6e. Set raltlgie og
anitrengenoe 2ib, iom 8umpen for
|Silberelien, tiliat me6 en- pasien6e
@ortion 9grgierrigbe6 og &appe,
lpit, iom er e9en for @11tiosmenne-
ffer, ferer me6 fig, fiber paa 2ibs.
traa6en. Man bill lite lptte til Na=
|turens mnnen6e &gjt, man onip9n=
Der fig ODER @bne, tror at funne
bb6e fig ielb alt = og iaa en- Sag
Toar set fit. @n fort Si6s @pg<
Dom eller ct @ierteilag gjdr @noe
poa ct 2ip / en- M6er, bpor ser
en6nn burbe bore en- lang Mr-
bei6s6ag tilbage.
Matl1ren ipnes iaale6es fe1p at
bringe Balance til @eie. Sen to-
ger me6 Sen ene Saano, bpoo oen
giber mes SEN an6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-14

Sra 2onbon til Snbicn paa 8
Sage. 2omSonbla6et ~DoilD SEEMS"
me66eler, at Set gamle &rojeft on
goaenbe Mnlegget al en- Sernbane
giennem Heriien, bborbe0 &eiien
fra europa til Sn6ien bil blipe be-
tpoeIig forfortet, nermer fig lin
@irfeIiggierelie.
Sen poatenfte Sernbane, 1pm
bill foite 20 millioner &1,no @ter.
ling, ifal begpn6es be0 8aflt, pas
iere Eeberan og Sapabon og fgres
ser fra pioere til britiif 8eln6ibi
iton og &oracbi. Sra 2on0on ri
ser, naar 8nnen aabnes, fun beer
Is Cages Sernbanereiie til Snoien
'.meoens man fra Moifba en6og fu1
IbiI bebgbe 6 Gage for at naa 8om
bop.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-14
Sc &pngeligiinbebe /

Sc &ongeltgiinbebe / 8ortagal.
Mf og til bringer 6e u6enlanoife
8Io6e Ell Me6belelie, bboraf set
fremgaar, at Gorbol0ene / guropos
pngite Meplrblif en6n11 longtfra Ell
ioa feltne6e, iom Sc buroe bore:
Gaole6es mel6es fra Moorio til
v8erliner Sageblatt" at Gan
@incent beo Sen ipanife Norbpeit-
fyit bar acknowledgements funoet
40 &os1er mes @eberer, % at en-
flor Damper frD6iet be6 &piten.
l9a Mpnoigbe6ernes Spmerfiombeo
bnftes, blep EN- ipanif &rp0ier ien6t
uo efter @fibet, men bette flpete0e
for fnlo 9amp 1to paa r11m 5e.
Set formo0es, at 5fibet bap6e @aa=
ben ombor6 til Sc portllgiiiife Mo-
narfiiter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-14
uIinnefota.

= Mmuno 81. @(munoiem er for
leoen afgoaet peo 9eoen / lit @iem
Il Wc2eo0, County, IS Mar gammel.
San bar f6ot / Nor0re Muronl, Sal
ores> og fom me0 fine Sorel6fe til
9lmerifu / 1856. Sc boeoe nogle
Mar / @isconiin, men flptteoe alle-
reoe / 1864 til Mimnelo ta og lene-
tie til Noro 0afota. Mfopoe for
ii6en 1882 boet / Me2ed6 County,
bbor ban cfterla0er Jig &uitrl1 og
9 8grn = s Sgnner og en- Cater.
- gn pol0iom @in6= og @agl=
ltorm gift forleoen oper Gele al
&anoipobi County, og iier oen or
%fa1ragtige Sinb far m1rettet betp=
6elig Gfn0e. Ser mel0es oog finn
on1 Ell e1clte ltdrre 9pgni11g, Ser ct
bleben pOelagt, ne1nlig Sobn Noi=
lums 2aanebpgning I Mrctal10er
Tomnibip. Ser bar 11er brnot en
meget ltprrc llpffe, iOet Is 8prn
fort fpr 8Dgningcn fruleoe iam=
mell, bop0e moret Jig / 0cn. &e0
Green 9ofc for Stormen rebet
|SQQet al @reut Northern5 SSshltS
iamt p6elagt en- Sa11Obebol6er paa
Sobn Nlltroms 6arm. Store Srner
blep fit og fer rpffeoe op -n1eo
Go6en.
- Hine @iper Go=operatipe
Creamery Mslociation, beltaoenoe
u0eluftelrbe al Omegnens Jarnrere,
orgoni iere0es forrige l1ge / @ine
&iper. Ser begpnoes me0 en- &a=
pital al $4,000, og Ser er lopet :
6lpoe al 6arn1erne, Ser tiliomme11
bar ober 500 Malfefeer. 9et er
Sanfen at figbe set / 8pen pnreu6e
Meieri, men bpis bette life fan
or6nes poo en- tilfreosltillenoc Moa=
Sc, bill ct 1rpt M!ejeri bpgges., 6or=
eningens @mbe0smnr16 er fplgenoc:
IS. 9. @rpart, &rnii0ent; 81. 81
ion, &icepreii0ent; Sper Sperion,
Sefreter; 2eat16er @il on, &asl e=
rer; Sobn Mcferma1l g. 8. Srit5=
ner, Mal1rice 6iln1e, 6. %. &arfer
og s. g. Mamicp, 1ireftgrer.
= S 5bafopee lpre0te Ger Jig
forleoen set &pgte, at Set lp6gtc /
@piifopalernes Yraitegaar0 oerlte0s,
og oct bar life frit for, at enfelte
ON Mftenen gjor6e en- Smbei for
tffe at goa @uiet forbi. Set err ie<
mere blepen oplpit, at bette &pgte
ifreb fig fra cit 8reno / &raitebo=
ligens &jeloer, og mango far ii0en
balfartet til 5teoet for at ie eller
~rettere bGre set mGrfeltge 6nnomen.
8r9n6en bar nemlig en- &iQ6e, ser
II 8aar, formo0entlig paa @rnn6 al
rigeligt &egn, CAB en- uieopanlig
Meng6e @on6 og tillige ct 1tbetp=
6eligt &puntl1m @os. 8rpn6en, el=
Ter &il6en, bor tet tiloeffet meo
@or6, og r1aor set lille Stunt blep
fDl6t mes Gus, bane6e be11e Zig
Sci no me6 EN- ejenoommelig gl1rg=
len0e 2p0, on1trent lom ON ct fbalt
Wennelfe inappe6e efter 2l1ft. I'm
6ertioen flraoe 2poen blipe lao iterf,
at Ser ligneoe imaa &nal0, og /
Nuttens Stilbe6 lgb set belt 11bDg-
ligt. &l1lets 8eboere, Mrs. ella
&nautb og to 9Grerin6er be0 @Dens
@eiifole los Jig life ifremme al Sc
mango observation-disclosures, men TO-
retog en- l1n6eriegelie og fon6t Der
be6 6e opennnbnte Marjager. SEQ
at lfaffe Sen fra &il6e11 us tremmen=
Sc @as frit Mflgb opbprte oglaa
uSp6geliets" Manoengo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-14
@m Mrpeproces pn1 900 Mtllio=

r,er aroncr. S 1876 6p6e i @ont=
borg Sen bollonoife 6eltmarlfolf
og General Soul @iirt5. San eff
terlo6 Jig en- Torml1e> lom inSeitoo
i ct @e%ngeinititnt / Mmiteroam, og
lom / Si6ens 2pb er pofiet til 900
Milliorer ST.. Sm oenne Gums
u6betaling oil ser mi blipe inole=
set &roces, i6et nogle &erioner,
lom menes at frnne bepile, at Sc
er @%fterfomn1ere al @enerolen, bar
imlet iao mango Nerge, at Sc ct
iitan6 til at gjennemfdre Nroces.
Get oplpltes, at Ser fin6es Mrbinger
/ Epif1on6, 6inlan6 og Ruslano, og
at ser formooentlig ogiao fin6es
nogle / Dann1arf og &ollon6. &C.
nerolen gior6e $ieneite i. Sen 6an=
fe @rigsber 1864-6S. @rocesien
ifal fgres / @omborg og Mmlteroom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-14
Masie Sme / MnSesbiergeme.

&alpuroiio Sen 81. Mai. Set
pol6iomlte @nefal6 / Sc cbilenife
Mn6esbierge ii6en 1905 far ltanoiet
.Sernbone Erafifen oper Mn6es<
oesbjergene, og @asiagerer og .Boit
er blepet boIot tilbage iefs Gage. S
&uent Sc ssSrco, argentina, en- Sci
literitotione11 / l1ipallotapasiet,
bleb ct @otel repet bort al en- One
ifreo, pg flere Menneifer 6r9btes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-14
vGalifprnia"s &aptein afifebiqet.

@aptein Stanlep 2or6 paa 9epIano
2iniens Damper California, ser
efter Gorbgrene b%episligt iaa ST
tanic"s Me6iignaler, men mes @ilie
eli notere6e Dem, bar MI facet fin
Mfifeo al 5elifabet.
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5nrnrt1 ru1nt.

Jnrnr11 rl1n1t.
Ser er opbaget en- M italteni]
8er6enstenor; ban be6er MartineHi
er 8ille6bugger og IS Mnr.
@btebors @praab bar peotaget a
onpen6e ct 8eleb al 5,255,00t
Rr. til nopioelie al @gteborg Sapn
so. 9escbanel er bolgt til Gor.
mano for set frantic 9eputeretfam.
mer efter 8rision, lom nplig afgil
be6 Db6en.
9pmmen ODER Nrbei6erfgreren
Eom Mann, ser un6er @rubearbei=
6eritreifen bapoe opfor6ret Mrbei.
6erne til Mptteri, er blepet ne6iat
fra 6 til 2 Maane6ers 6engleI.
Streftbr Ss1taD bar nnoer st
tonic" -SSorbpret / 2on0on in6rgm.
met, at Ser bar gioet &apt. @mitB
9r6re til at ieile me6 ful6 &raft
bele @eien for at opnao en- &efor1.
&ammerianeer Grit @cbme6ea
me6 Camille fra @ien fommer /
Suli til 0nrmorf og pootenter et
lengere Opbol6 be0 Sang Setter
babsbd6,
Torliit finif sfi6. @fonnerten
uMgnes" al @a1n1o, ser por poo
&eiie til Blensborg, er for1iit paa
9lteripen, og beGe 8eietningen, s
Man6, er 6r11fnet.
Gn balp Million Maarf / Ell
@almief. 6or nplig 6p6e en- for
fin @ierrigbe6 befjenM Bripatman6
l. &etoingsfel6. S en- &olmief /
bans 5eng fal16t man forIe6en Sag
100000 Morf / @er0ipapirer.
Sen ipenife &anierifibsimbiam=
Ting. 8egge oen ipen1fe &igs6ags
&amre bar gibet 0eres 5omtpffe
til, at Stuten mo6tager set al
8%anierbaa6s =Soreningen tilbu6te
&anieri fib, bportil Ser fripillig ct
in6lomlet Is Millioner
Observation-Disclosures @cm,
p%ebampifib uSSmperator" er Sen %.
Mai lebet al Stabelen paa @l1lcan=
&erftet / M9rbnrelie al en- CLINT
ren6e 6oriamling og en- folosial
6~olfemengoe. @orgme1ter .9r.
8urcbor0 bolot 9aobstale11, bpor=
letter Seller @ilbelm oebte @fibet.
Sperattunen paa General 8pptb
bjalp life. De &irurger> iom bar
opereret 9il1ene poa General 8ootb>
IGreliesarmeens 2e0er, in6rgmmer,
at ban MI er baabl9lt Blind. Spe=
rationen forleoen for at giengipe
bam Spnet fog fell.
nnoerpanbsbaao paaiejlet al Fl
&rigsifib. Gberborrg Sen S6e Sllni.
9en frantic l1n6erpon6sboao Sen
6emeari" ianf i6ag / ct Sommcn=
iteo mes 5lagiftbet uSt. 2ouis"
a1n6eroan6sbaa6en blep ifaoret
to Gele. Set befrpgtes, at bele
8eIetningen 26 Mono, omfom.
Ssiaa / set fjerne Spoafrifa,
@apetomn, bleb afbol6t en- Serge:
guostieneIte for Song Sreberif. =
@u6stienelten, Ser bleb afbolot
ct. @eorge=@atb~6ralen operbpre.
6es al @eneralguperner, 2or6 @lo6:
1tone, &ontreaomiral 8uib, &11ltus:
minilter Molot1, og ollie &onil1le1
og bgititoaen6e Gmbe6smen6.
Mona 2iia ejenfnnoem. &c
&resle / Baris erfl9rer mes Sc;
Itemtbe6, at set bergmte Maler
u@ona 2iio", iom b1eb %itiaalet fol
nogle Maaneoer iioen, er bleDe
gienfun6et al Sc 9eteftiper, iom ba1
le6t efter Set. 8la6et flyer oo(
life, bpor Set fan6tes, eller bbo1
Set mi er.
S en- al &irferne / &aris bange'
en- &loffe, ser peier omfring %,
1000 &g. SIR / Si6en maatte ma1
%anpe16e en- Mrbeiositprfe poa fen
Mon6, naor &loffen ifnl6e ringe
mems MI en- Dalobofien 9reng be
igrger bele Mrbejoet be6 Sielp a
gleftricitet.
e Mn~itraliens @opebitab. 6erit
@rpmie for &loaerne til en- @opeb
~ NJ
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-14

2bjtnanten: Al, gu ii66er 10
paa Soften Tom Ell Smerflat poa
en- BARN @%artoffel!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-14
Sfal ASpitsberger here mentralt?

SlUI 7SPHsueryeH DRre HtHlruIt!
Sen norife, ibenife og rusitife &e=
gierings &epraientanter / 6pits-
bergen &onferencen er ene6es ON ct
nofat til en- &onoention, bboroe0
Gpitsbergen gigres til ct nel1tralt
Sellesterritorium, oabent for allie
Notioners efonomiife og pioenifabe-
lige @eitrebelier og u%nbergipet en-
International og neutral Sorbalt-
ming.
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MlbersprDen % Gegtes
ringstib.

81 bor oIlere6e giort opm9rf1om
poo, at Song Sre0erif VIII par
Sen iDpen6e el6ite at @uropas re,
gieren6e &onger og 6priter. @lono1
Sc egemtIige Superener (6orbunos.
fpr1ter oltiaa fraregne6e), bar ban
SEN al glor femte al6lte, i0et Sroe,
men ct fglgenoe:
@eiier 6ran5 Soiepb I, +. !9
.Muguit 1880 (81 Mar);
8ope Ti11s X, I. 2 Sl1li 1885
'(76 Mar);
Song @aroI I (Numenien), +
20. Mpril 1889 (72 Mar);
Song Mifolai I (Wontenegro)
+. 8. Sftober 1871 GO Mar);
Song 6reoerif VIII, +. 8. Stunt
1913 (6S Mar).
l%1mi6belbart efter &ong Gre0erif
fommer Song Eeter I al Serbten
(67), 5ulton Mebme0 V al Spr.
fiet (66) og @eorgios I, &ellener.
neg &onge (65 Mar).
Moget Qnoerleoes bliDer 8ille6et.
noar gl1ropas regieren6e @upere.
ner or6nes efter &egieringstio
&eiier 6ran5 Solepb pe6bliper gan:
ife piit at bore eperlt; ban fom pac
,Sronen Is Mar gammel og bat re:
gieret / 60 Mor. San fglges te1
al &ongen al Montenegro, ser bol
ia0bet pao Gronen ii6en lit 19. Mar
Seen Nerefter rDffer Song @eorgios
Gre6erif WIS 8ro6er, frem ion
Scr. 3, i6et ban u6raabtes til Sci
Ienernes @onge Sen 5. Sunni 1868
fun II Mar gommel = f9r bonS
'Sa6er, Song @briitian TX, e,r0nl
bapoe belteget 9onmarfs &rone
Mr. 4 er Song &arol at &ump
MEN, Mr. 5 Song Mlpbonio XIII
'af @ponien, Nr. 6 Song 6er6inan'
'af &11lgarien og Mr. Z Ser tDif'
|&eiier @ilbelm II, &onee al Brei
fen. Gerefter felger Gta6ig blan6
Sc egentlige Suoerpner, Gorbun6s
fpriter fife meoregne6e):
9ronning @ilbelmina al Me6cr
lon6ene (fro $780,.
Seller Nifoloi II al &uslano (frt
1894.
Song @ittorio gmanuelo al STA
lien (fra 1900.
Song Eeter al Serfien (fr'
1909.
&ape Hil1s X Gra 1909.
Song &oafon VII al More
(fra 1905).
Song 6reoerif VIII al 9onmar
.,Gra 1906.
Song @l1itob V al 5nerige Cir
1902.
gilbert, @elgiernes &onge Cir
19o9).
Song George V, &onge al 5to1
britannien (fra 1910.
@erefter bil oItiao fremtioi
Song @briition x f6lge. S 2iite
oper Snperenerne, or6neoe efte
Ml6er, faar 9anmorfs &onge {
'I26. September 1870 fin Bla1
mellem Song Gittorio=@ma1rueIo {
Stalien Il. II. Mobember 1862 !
:i,&ong @aofon ii. 3. Mugult 1872
: Ongre ems Song Gbriltian X
: felgenoe Monarfer: Song Saofo
: 1881, Song gilbert al 8elgien (36
9ronning 8ilbelmina (31), og @or
: MIhhnnIn XIII (05 9Lnr\
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-14

Spetpbist. Man6en: uSeg gaar
lo en- 9t'tno / Often mes ct &ar
8enner."
@onen: "@aar fommer ou
|biem?"
mo'poen: ren, TO, ire, er leg
'biemme igien."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-14

@enere meooeles fort, at Gr.
@cfert er blepe1r frifienot, oa set
lpffe6es bom at fore &epis for iine
Haaitan6e.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-02-22
An Athletic Director

A physical training and athletic
director for men has been engaged
to begin work next fall. The Reg
ents, at their recent meeting, made
provision for such a member of the
faculty and President Crabtree has
engaged Mr.. E. B. Swenson, a
thoroughly trained and experienced
teacher and physical director. Mr..
Swenson is a graduate of high
school, Normal school, and college.
Besides the academic degrees he
has the degree of Master of Physic-
al Education. He is now engaged
by the Y. M. C. A. Training school
at Springfield, Mass. He has an
unusual athletic record, having
been on the state all-star football
team of 1909; is the all star Spring
field tackle, and is considered the
strongest basket ball player in
Springfield. He has coached foot
ball, basket ball and base ball
His training and experience fit him
for the excellent performance of the
work he will have to do.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-02-22
An Agricultural School

An agricultural school in connec-
ton with a state Normal is a new
departure that may be realized in
fact. The ideal conditions in the
local Normal for the addition for
such a school induced the president
to present the subject to the Board
of Regents. The plan, was favored
to fhe extent that the President and
local regent were instructed by the
president of the Board to formulate
a course of study for an agricultur-
al school, to be submitted at the
June meeting of the Board.
Such a school in this Normal will
be of invaluable service to this Sec
ton of the state, and such school
with grounds for experimentation,
laboratories and apparatus will
make this Normal distinctive as
other Normals are distinctive for
their special courses and depart
mentS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-02-22

support in thebottom of the germ
inator (the half busheI, soak the
dolls" before and after putting in
the grains and lay loosely in the
germinator. Pour some water into
the space at the bottom. Keep at
temperature of 20 to 80 and take
out in four or five days.
We have put 300 ears into one
half bushel germinator in this way.
The results of the tests on Lots No.
l, 2, 3, speak for themselves. The
wise farmer will try the growing
power of his corn this year before
he plants it.
We shall make another test on
some of the same corn that has been
tried already TO determine whether
the partial termination of much of
the corn is due to the butt grains or
not"
Farmers in these counties are ad-
vised to write Prof. Welles, River
Falls, or better still see him and re-
ceive suggestions for testing seed
corn. Seed corn in and adjoining
Wisconsin cannot be depended upon
this year.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-02-22
THIRTY-SIX YEARS AGO
Taken From the River Falls
Journal of Feb. "a,
1876

S. D. Dodge will put up a stone
and brick building on the ground
where formerly stood his hardware
store, at an early day. 1t will be
26x80 feet and two stories.
Blaine is the first choice of Wis
consin Republicans for president
ial candidate.
The Good Templars elected the
following officers at their meeting
last Friday evening: w. D. Carl
ton, w. c. T.; Ella Dodge, w. v. t.;
Orville Wood, S.; George Dodge, F.
S; Cassie Saunders. T.; H. G.
Wood, c.; Oliver Reasley, M; Frank
Nye, O. S. G.; Eva Burnett, l. S. G..
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-02-22
Test Your Seed Corn

The River Falls State Norma al
School is rendering valuable SER
vice to the farmers of Pierce, St.
Croix, and surrounding counties in
testing seed corn for them and
teaching them how to determine for
themselves the quality of seed corn
Prof. Welles of the department OF
Agriculture is giving considerable
time and attention to this work.
His termination tests show the
necessity of every farmers testing
his seed corn this spring. The fol-
lowing are some of the results:
LOT NO. I, THREE BAGS GOLDEN GLOW
Total Number Ears Tested 800
Average termination of all ears tested 75
Per cent perfect termination H4
Per cent passable /" 63 3
LOT NO. 2, TWO BAGS SILVER KING
Total number ears tested 40
Average termination for all ears tested co.,
Per cent perfect termination a.
Per cent passable termination 1875
LOT NO. 8, SEVEN BAGS WIS NO. 8
Total number ears tested 700.
Average termination of all ears tested 494
Per cent perfect termination 29.5
Per cent passable termination -40.5
LOT NO. 4, ONE BUSHEL WIS. NO. 8
(This corn was purchased from grower in the
central portion of wisconsin,
Total number ears tested 80.
Per cent perfect termination 80.
Per cent passable termination $3.50
Prof Welles says: The method
of testing is known as the Rag
Doll" method and is valuable for
economy of space and effort in
handling. We use good muslin cut
III strips for the dolls and galvan-
lied half-bushel measure with a pot
lid cover for a germinator. This is
not a new thing, but for the reason
that some farmers may wish to try
it, the briefest possible statement
of the process is given below.
Cut yard-wide muslin into yard
lengths. Tear these into foot-wide
strips. Rule with lead pencil each
strip into twelve three-inch sl.aces.
Begin at the bottom and leaving
first space blank, number up to ten.
There is one more blank space at
the top. The numbers in the mid
die divide the spaces into two parts.
Each space will accomod ate the
grains from an ear of corn. Grains
from numbered ears go into spaces
of corresponding number. Each
"doll'' holds twenty ear samples.
Fucker and tie at each end and in
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-01
BRIDGEPORT
COMMENCEMENT
EIGHT GRADUATES PRESENTED
WITH DIPLOMAS YESTERDAY.
ing the EVening-Affair Held at
Kirkwood Church.

In the Kirkwood VI. Z. church at
bridgeport last evening the class OF
1912 OF the high school composed OF
five young men and three young wo-
men had their graduating exercises.
The auditorium OF the church was
beautifully decorated with flowers,
bunting and the class colors. green
and white and the high school colors,
Alice blue and black.
The invocation was given by Rev.
John Neel OF the Presbyterian church
The high school chorus then rendered
a beautiful number Miss Elizabeth
koehnline. the salutatorian Of the
class. vas the first speaker. Miss
Adrienne Kitchener. the second speak
er. had for her subject Ambition. "
Miss Beatrice Hughes spoke on
Blessed Are the Peacemakers" Nor.
gan Smith used the subject OF The
Conquest OF the Air" Miss Frona
Gribble rendered her Grafton entitled
On Memory's Walls" Robert Ed.
win Peary" was the subject OF Albert
Birkbeck The valedictorian OF the
class. Miss Mabel Koehnline. delivered
n fine speech on The Reign OF En-
lightenment"
Thomas Hill. the president OF the
board OF education. presented the di.
plomas 20 the class. The program in.
cluded several fine musical selections.
cornet solo by Z. /. Lambert and
selections by the boys and girls glec
clubs Of the high school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-01
FALL OF SLATE
KILLS MINER
ELM GROVE MAN BoRIED IN COAL
MINE YESTERDAY.
Dead Man 10 Survived By His wife
and Two chiidren-FuneraI Ar
engagements Not Complete.

Thomas Schneiski. a foreign miner
employed at the Elm Grove Coal Com
pany's mine at Elm Grove. was killed
yesterday afternoon by a fall of slate
and stone which occurred in one OF
the rooms OF the mine at a consider.
able distance below the surface.
Coroner A. y. Barnett was notified
and after viewing the body. rendered
a verdict OF accidental death. due 20
a fall OF stone in the mine.
The body was removed TO the ID. y.
Walter & Sons morgue and prepared
for burial. Schneiski was about 30
years of age and OF Polish nationali-
~. He is survived by a wife and
two small children. The funeral ar
rangements have not been completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-01
RAILROAD MEN
Will Hold Sway at Grafton Homeeom.
ing To-day-Bls Crowds Are
EHuected

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer
GRAFTON. W. Va. May 3l.-The
fifth day OF the big celebration opened
this morning with fair weather. and
while the crowd was not as large "a
yesterday, the city is we'll filled. and
the program for the day was carried
out as scheduled.
This morning the judges completed
their work AZ the exhibit OF the ladies'
handiwork at the Y. NJ c. A There
were five hundred contestants.
This afternoon the merchants
trades display was the main feature
OF the day. Headed by Vincent S
band, the parade formed on the west
side. and then came TO the main part
OF the city.
The festivities will be concluded TO.
morrow. The forenoon will be given
over TO the railroad men. After the
band concert in the morning the rail
road men will parade the principal
streets OF the city. and addresses will
be made by railroad men OF national
importance
In the afternoon the Democratic
county convention will be held at the
court house