davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

9bosfalb. Sberlerer peo Drom-
mems offentlige bgiere @fole Gbor=
Left 0lafsien &lingenberg ef Sen 6.
5ebr1.ar afgaaet pe6 Dg6en efter ct
fort SDgeleie, So Mar gammeI.
&lingenberg, iom Dor Sgn at So
geo | @uloalen Olaf @annibaI Cont
merfel6t alinge11berg og 6rue, t.
Scbpnbepoer, bor &ealfm6ioat fra
1879, og efter at Dape peret 2erer
be6 Otto Mn6erisens SfoIe uonepn,
tee ban / 1881 til M6iunft / Dram-
men, / 1900 u6nepntes bon til
, Sperlarer %1amme1te6S. S 81 Ma,
bor altiaa @lingenberg aniot Jon
2Grer be6 Drammens 5fole, %
oenne lange Eio ne6log6e ban e1
leroeles opgtigt Mrbei6e iom Soc.
rer. @eo @ioen al fin @tilIine
beo Drommens offentlige @fole bo,
ban ogiaa efterbaon6en 2erer pe<
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08
9amen, iom blp borte, @n ung flere ou6re @foler. nennTio gror

flere o1ore @foler> nemlig Dram=
mems 5jemonsifole, Drammens tef=
niife Nftenffole og peo 6rptenerne
@%ulfsbergs og 8orooes 8igelfoIe.
S Be iibite Mor bar bon oqloo Be-
itprer al Drammens tefnife Mten-
lfole. &%lineenberg bar en- fremro-
genoe 9folenan6 og bop6e 1om mo=
tbe1notifer EN- flor Cine til at pit1oe
fine @Ieoers SilIi6.
Sanosmaal / Tprrctninaslipet.
Eao Observation-Disclosures / @an6e-
f1oros @anoelsforening bIep Sc to
Spsr9sm1ool for observation-disclosures
bets Stpre foreIagt Joriomlinoen til
8eiporelie.
Baa @pgrgsmaol ON, bpilfen l1o=
ltrefning Ser / set proftiife 2ip ct
grng for 9on6smoalet, blep lba=
ret, at Ser / Diitriftet abiolut ingen
grug CT. for Set. Boa @pprgsmao=
let, ont Ser / set mo6erne 6orret=
'1in9slip er Mnpen6elie for Soft,
Tom ct oplprt / 2on6smnoI og life
fan ffribe @igsmool, blep ibaret
Mei.
Ser bar uolmin6elig taIri9t
Sremmgoe, og 5parene pao begge
5pergsmool bar e%nltemmige.
&eftOr Marius Mpsaaro er sen
Zoe Jebr11or afgaaet pe6 Dgoen 1on1
Splge at en- langbarig 8ronfit.
&eftor Mpgaaro berte til SEN nor
ite @foles a%llerfprite @eno, al 6em>
1om letter 6Dbe 5por, og bpis M1in=
De omfottes me6 flor 9@rbg6igbe6
og BARN &engipenbe6. San beiao
en- ii9loen Cine til at fergi1e peo
lin nnoerbisning. 0g brit ifattet
bar bans bumme 8etrogtningsmoa=
De, iom oog lite / nogen &enieenoe
loo bom iaa at paa itrenge @ror
til anore iom til fig felp. Com Mo=
miniitrotor uomerfeoe ban fig. -
San bar en- @folemano of Stang.
Spot / 1888 bleb &eftor Mpgoar<
iStuoent, fer ban e,16nu bar II 9la1
gammel. Mllereoe lom 5h1oent ri.
tartereoe Fan be6 8ergens @atbe=
oro1ifole, bbor ban iao / 1862 bIet
oniot fom &imelerer. S 1864 bIet
ban oniat iom @oiunH og / 1876
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08
SkANplNAyER!

vejsn til Sukces er, at kobe en- at de bedste
Farme Diet sunde. solIyse Alberta. Jernbane
Efndes i~umidde1har NRrhed.
0ansk kolonlI Dansk klskol
Dyrkede or uopdyrkede Farme fra S12 til
$40 pr. Acre. Udbeta1ing efter Kjeberens
Onske. Skriv. paa enRelsk, til:
Mclean q Dallas,
Innlsfall, Alberts, casada.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

I 80 Aar har Lydia E.. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound varet HOvedmidlet for Kvin-
desygdomme. Enhver som lider al kvinde-
lige Sygdomme begaar Uret im0d sig selv,
hvis de like fors6ger denne berGmte Medi-
Gin, som er lavet at R6dder og Urter; den
har g%jenoprettet mango lidende Kvinders
Helbred. : ,%o
~ Skriv til LYDIA E. PINKHAM
1 MEDICINE CO.. CQNFIDENTIAD
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

@nnnar &eiberss Seniations=
@fueipil: uSee nil bGrge nit
2anb". @n aniet norif M6pofat,
ftp. @tatsraoo Soban 8re6al, fri
Der / rMorgenbla6et" (@riltiania),
bl. a. fglgen6e:
Set ct en- Sfam, set iom tier /
oisie Gage, at Set tillaoes @unnar
&eiberg paa 2an6ets Mationolicene
at forbaane oct norfe 6olf, oets
Min6er fra 1905 og Sc Meno, iom
90 bop6e 2eoelien. 81 tan taale at
bbre en- erlig Mening ON 8egiben-
be0erne fra Sc Sage, ielp ON Ben
lite itemmer me6 Dor, men ri bbr
lite taale, at en- lgsmun0et Henne<
belt paa uanibarlig Maa6e tilimu6>
ier sen Man6, lom Ri erer fremfor
togen anben, og bbis Min6e bill
fomme til at lebe / Nor6en / flere
Marbun5reber, END @eibergs Bam=
flet bill talle Gage, og set b6r lite
tillobes bort Notionaltbeater at gibc
Suslp til en- on6artet Sorprengning
af bore btitoriife Minoer og til en-
gamtnagttg 9aan ODER set norIfe
Soil.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08
n1inneiota.

Ssobn @robp, IS Mar, fra
Spring @rope, og Mrs. Motbil6o
Sprott, 70 Mor, fra Gbatfiel6, gif=
te0es forle0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08
: Sociolilterne leire0e pes 8or:

Socialiiterne ieire0e pes 8or=
germelterpalget / gemibji, i6et Sc
palgte lin &%on0i0at, 6reo 90. Mal=
3abn, meo ct Tlertal al "a 5tem<
mer ODER @illiom McNnag. 9e
palgte ogioo en- al Mloermen6ene.
- 5tiflubben i 9}eo @ing for
6rer> at Barney &ilep, Sen befjen6te
irife Sfilpber fra @trginia, Minn.,
ifal uoite6es al 5tiforbl,1oet el1er
paa anoe1t Maaoe ltraffes, for6i ban
f%rttiiere0e &l1tbbens gmbe6Smen6 /
Mnleoning al Silfienoelien al Bre=
mier pe6 Sfijtepnet / &e6 @ing.
&ilep tiltrof fig en6el 0pmprfiom=
beo UNDER 5filtepnet fer, for6i ban
bar SEN enelte blan6t Erofes1ioni=
1terne, ser life bar 5fon6inap.
&ong Gomnibip, life longt
fra Mapnar0> er for nGioen 6iemiggt
at tire forifiellige, meget imitiom=
me og onoarteoe Gpg0omme, nemlig
Smoafopper, 0ifterit og @forIa-
gensfeber. Nlle 6isIe Sna1omme
bar I nogen Sis ubi1t6ret facet
groslere, ioet 2egernc life bar blep=
ne giort opn1nrflomme 6erpaa, oq
at Srnaafopper bar uobrl1ot o6aqe.
beg fgrit al ST. S. IS. SelIano,
Der falotes til sSper &emiing oq
fanot oennc / cit frpgteIig Torfot.
ming. |9bts &eiret forbliper gun.
lttgt baober man at bolbe Spg6om=
lerne er naturligpis l11ffeoe og en-
men inoen bisie @ren6ier. 5fo-
lerne CT 1l1ffet % etbber er Mepe1,
pafiineret.
CHRIS. 81. Mnberlon, ser / er,
lang @effe Mar bar orepet San=
oelsforretning / 6ontb @tiIlmoter,
bbor ban oesuoen bar peret Me=
coroer, ct forrige Tors6og 6eo Ser
iteos efter en- l1ges SpgeIeie. Mf-
oeoe, Der blep 81 slar gammel, ef-
terlaoer fig &uitru og en- @sn.
Seer Strsmme bill NOT life
1laa Jig til &o en6nu poa en- 6tuno,
laoer bet Till. 8Iaoet vMorman6en"
bh ienoe BAN uo paa 2an6reiie|
tg1en, oplpier ban. Gi1 8aaren ref
Ter ban iommen meo ct @res an-
Ore Mnn6 og mes en- beo esorb-
brl1gsoepartementet i @afbington
aniat Ssrer til europa inrlig for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08
iSlere 6unbre0e iform1ere

bolot MpOe / Morrts for at lamtale
ON paa beOit Maooc at binore ling
6omrntens 5ilitremning til 8perne
poo 2anooiltrifternes 8efoltning og
frembjGlpc 8or0clene be0 2on6lipct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

Mprff-M mcrifaner Diplomat. Or.
pbiI. CHARLES Stangelanb, iom beo
l1n%iperiitetets 100 Stars S11bileum
bor Me6lem at Sen mmerifanife
Population, er, efter at babe be-
1tooet SEN fore1frepne @fsamen, u6=
nepnt til omerifnni It 2egationSlez
fret9r / 8olipia.
Dr. 5tangelan6 er fg6t / 1881
af norife 6orel0re / Soma. San
er Gtu0ent fra Minnelota nniper1iz
tet og lt110ereOe ienere peo Column
bio l1niberlitet / Seem Sort lamt
Berlin og &aris. 1904 tog bar
Den f%iloiofiife 9oftorgra6 peO SO:
Iumbia %l1niperlitet. Sra 1905 til
1909 por ban Brofeslo or / @tats=
efonomi be6 @aibington College
8ullman:, ienere bar ban peret an1at
/ be Boreneoe 5taters Genlns=Bu:
reau.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

st merfelist @aafunb mao man
bel nermelt fal6e 6en S6e, iom ct
nngoommelia tp1f 9Ggtepor bor fun
bet paa at realilere / &rtltianio.
Sc tom 6ertil pao en- 8rpllupsreije,
men fful6e bioere op giennem 2an=
Oct og polgte ga ct 8efororingsmio-
bel, iom bi6til Diltnof CT e%neltoaen-
Be. Sra Spiflano meofprte Borret
en- @lags 8ogn, eller rettere iaet,
en- Mellemting mellem en- Bogn %
en- @le6e = ca. 3 Meter lang og /
Meter breo, foripnet baaoe meb
Siul og ct Bar ifilignen6e Meier.
S @agens Sportsforretning fit oe
imtolerti6 paaiat ct Har alminoe<
lige Meier, giorbe betpoelige Sn6.
fieb at @interfla6er> l1n6tepper,
Brobiant oio. = in6rettebe ioo
rSlaoen"> iom' bar forlpnet me6 en-
4aleicbe, iom ct beritabelt ltbet &us
og 1ogoe ibei paa 8%rpllupsreiie op<
ODER til Selemarfen - fiften6e paa
at trefte og fpbe BET beipnoerIige
Monitrum al ct 8efor6ringsmiobel.
Set bar 6eres >, fortalte be, at
obernatte i nS1eoen", a1,oget on6et
Serberge bebspe6e 6e lite. Ma6 og
Driffe ferte De me6 fig for flere
Gage oe agteoe Tim at fompIettere
8eboloningen, efterbbert lom set
trengtes u1roerbeis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

NnrDr..
&rbeibet paa @eitlaubsbauen fra
a%ongsberg er %paabeepnot meo "a
@ar6.

rAftenpoiten" bar b%enpenot fig
til Direftgr Mourit5 &anien beo
,MitebaIs Eenbftiffabrif". Diret.
teren oementereoe paa set beitemte~
5te Meo6eleIien ON, at ~Niteoals
Eenoitiffabrit" bar noget at giere
me6 BET npe Sprltitfabrifforetagenoe
/ Mmerifa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

L8s orr disse ire Piger. Hvor syge
de var og hVorledes deres Hell
bred blew gjenoprettet we'd
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable COMPOUND
vegetable Compound

Appleton, Wis. "Det er mig EN- Fornejelse at
skrlve til Dem angaaende min Sygdom. Jeg meddel-
tie en- Ven ON nit Ildebefindende, som hun sagde
var en- Kvindesygdom og raadede mig til at BRUCE
Lydia f. Pink ans Vegetable Compound, da hun
havde brugt dette for samme Sygdom med vidunder-
ligt Held. Jeg havde veret syg i to Aar, var over
anstr;engt og blew liver Manned saa. daarlig, at leg
n;eppe kunde gaa for Smerter. Jeg var nerves, blew
hurtig tract og kunde like sove. Jeg blew svimmel,
og fix Udslit Ansigtet. Men jg har brugt Deres
Vegetable Compound. Og Diet har brapt NIT HelhretI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08
SIc 0nr1cr i Gnm,rr or F.,

Die 2arlcn / Soppcr ct al:
gaaet pe0 9p0e11, on1trent ga Nlar
gammel. San font til 9lmcrifa meh
itne 6orGlore, oo fan bar 3 Mal
golnn1el. Sc 6oeoe / Sort @albing=
ton, @is., in0til for omtrent 90
Mor it6en, ga Sc flDtte0e til Moni=
tomoc County,. @an bleb egtebiet
me0 Wotbiloe @olporien. Sire
9grn operleber bonn, nernlia @al=
ter Carton, 9tote Gcbool Sl1lpector,
Gin 2orion, GARNER, pg Mrs. Spbe=
Tia Sole, ionr Dor / Mri5ono.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

S1nter, TOM bleo bDrte. gt 1t1g
Dame fra &riltianslano, 6rf. Olga
Mnoerien, 9atter al 5tpfiunfer Mn=
oerlen, foriponot iporlplt Scat til
Bite Marts flor fra Oomplfibet
uSrDm1" al Spnsberg 11oenfor Sligo
t Sponien paa en- &eiie fra Nmeria
til &otter0am. @eo Mnfomlten bi0
blep Ser optoget Seforfloring / Mn=
le0ntng at l1lpffer, % @fibets @op=
tein og @eietning blep ofbgrt, u6en
at Set blep brogt paa Set rene, bpor=
.le6es l1lDffen ct gaaet for fig.
Sen 6oripun0ne Dor forlopet og
iaa Gremti0en lift / Me6e, iaa mani
n1ener, at Ser life fan bere Sale
ON, at bun me6 egen &ilje er goaet
oberbor6.
@en0eS Salnilie bar forlangt,
at Ser maa blipe foretagH Sc melt
inogaaenoe l1noerlbgelier for ON
mulig at bringe paa set &ene, bbor=
le6es bun er fon1met beef.
neutrality-suspicious. bar oerfor
beltemt, at retslig @%fterforifning
fal aabnes, og loa6an @fterforit=
ming aabneoes 6o / Sorbprsretten.
Com @i6ne afbprtes en- @fibsfap=
tein, ser bab6e beret iammen meb
Toribunone, rTrDm"s &aptejn oe
nogle andre ct Bar Gage fsr ulpf=
fen fo1bt Ste6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

= Ser pil ontogelig nnite Com:
mer blipc bDgget cit Sci fra @aib:
burn til Superior oper 8aDfie1o
2an0eierne er meget interesieret
'&eien og far lopet finonciel 5tette
bois Gejen bpgges ItrafS. 9en tom:
mer til at goa gjennem frl1gtbor(
Ggne, iom mart pil bline iettlct
GountD=8oor6et / Douglas Count
bar ollere6e beban6let Gage11. Ct
Del at &ejen / 8apfiel6 Count
er fer6ig. 6or Sioen et| Sc moro
lige 0ele at 6e to gorntpcr u6e1
Sernbone<@ efbemmeligbeber
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

LYNN. MASS, ON Kaad. DereS Brew vii biVe aabnet. last
og besvaret al en- Kvinde og holdt streng Fortrolighed.l
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

Sir. Sprpogter neo Degeruo Spr
@6paro @nuoien er afgaaet peb so.
ben, 81 slar gammel. &nuo1en 10:
en- 9ib tiliss, men forlo6 Open og
git i Sapnebeienets Sieneite; 1enc'
re blep ban aniat iom Sprbogter
peb Degeruo 6pr, bpor ban bar
80 Mor. S 1906 tog ban MHteo
"a bar 1t6en lepet at fin Beniton.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

9tosfalb. ~. 6tafspolo / Sens
{tob er ofgoaet peo Deoen. Meo
bom er Genitoo sogneitpres eloite
% Sees $%ereos1tpres %np1teloite 0eeo<
LEM eaaet bort. Son bar neo i'm
$50 81 Mar og bm beret Nfeolen1
af gees &erreosltpre ft6en 1894, ben
belle SID iom Gormano.
= en- al 8ergens mere fienote
6orretningsm9nb, Sens q. Omit,
e. afaaaet beo Dboen, 81 4ar CANT
mel. San Dor Msiocie / 6irmaet
@er6t Meper, bbor ban baboe beret
oniat iioen 1850. Omit bab6e be-
ret meo at itifte 8ranofor1itrings=
1elfoberne Beta" og "@Dgea".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08
En- Colorado Piqes Tilf@Ide:

Montrose, Col-"Jeg led meget at uregelmisige Perioder. Underhden
oph0rte de to Maaneder. Jeg havde N heftig Hoyedpine og
nerves og spise lit ener inht.
"Jg brugte Lydia L. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound og Blodrenser
,og Resultatet al vidunderigt. Jg fSer som ct nyt Menneske.
"Jg anser DeresM idRr o. de bedste pa Jorden og kan like I'D
trykke min Taknemighed til Dem for hvad de hr udvirket for mig: .Jeg
|hjaper mine syge Naboer og vii ad anbefale 'Deres Medicner" =
Miss ELLA McCANDLESS, Montrose, Col.
lLgger Diet like n4r at antage. at en- Medicn som udvirkede
sa meget for disse Piger vii game enhver anden Pige som 1ider
at Diet sanme Onde?
Synes Diet like NEST fornutigt Diet mindste at forsGge en-
|saadan Medicin? De kan vare forsikret ON, at den like gqr
Dem nogen Skade, og der er mango Beviser for at den vii CAV
ne Dem nleget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08
En- L@rerindeS

Geneva, lowa-"Jeg hr flere Aar holdt Skoe og fors9mte NIT Hell
bred, ford. jg var TO- optaget nit Arbejde til at varetage dee. Jeg led
|meget liver Manned og a nAr we'd at bive nedbrudt af Nerv9stet.
"Jeg skrev til Dem O min Tnstand og brugte Lydia e Pmkhams
Vegetable Compound og Blodrenser, som DE anbefaede. Disse MUer har
udrettet ct Nldunder for mig og jeg kan give dem min hgieste Anbefalng
til enhver Hdende Kvinde"-Miss MINIMIZE SHAVER. r. +. D. No. 1 Ge
neva, Iowa. care of Sam Erickson. % -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

LYDIA 10. PnkhNmS Vegetable Compound, o g Diet Ia bragt NIT HeIbr
iiIase. Jg anser Diet som den bedste Medicn, der findes."-Miss Gee
LA NJ. BAUER, 1861 Lawrence Str. Appleton, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

-Brof. Micbael Gincent O'Sbea
peb @isconitn 5tatsnniberiitet an-
greh / EFT Sale, iom ban bol6t fer
iiblte Gors6og Mften 6en Mao6e,
bborpao 8ern oporoges / sen for
mlten6e @losic / Samfun6et. San
betegnebe set lom en- flor Sell al
lGre @prnene at oonie / Sen ti6lige
Mlber, og lige iao beftig par ban
/ lit Mngreb paa SEN 5fif, at bringe
6e Smoa til Sbeotre og nn0re Gor=
Ipiteliesite6er. 6oriamlingen, Jon
melt beltoo al &bin6er al oen rige
&lasie, gop bam lit &ifal6.
Weo ct Erogram, ser flart oQ
beltemt forbgmmer Sociolismen> be:
gpn0te &oaliiationen mellem &e:
publifanernc og 0emofraterne ltr
& MOB set nl1pererbe i%ocioli:
|itiife 5tpre / Milmoufee. Set Ell
enonu life afaiort, bpem ser bill
blipe &ooliiationens &an6i6ot til
8orgermeer-gmbe6et; men set bil
blibe enten 81. q. 81. 8obing eIle1
&ongresman6 IS. S. Carp. @ocio=
|lilterne bar / It Brogram lat ino
5orilaget ON, at 8pen ifal obertage
SporbognsiDitemet @asbprfet og
gleftricitetsb9rfet.
S ii6ite nge fen6te fem fatbol>
lie 8iifopper I 8isconiin us en-
&unogierelie, Ser fful6e opleles /
ri ~ H-. -. =. - .-- - - u. IL. ~ ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

S fi6ite nge ien6te fem fotbols
tie 8iifopper / @isconfin us en-
&11nogierelie, Ser hul6e opleles /
alle polf-fatbolife @irfer / Staten,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

germelterpalget / @emioji i6et Sc
polgte lin &anoioat, 6reo 90. Mol:
5abn, meo ct Tlertal al 81 5tem:
mer ODER @illiom McNnag. 81
polgte ogioo en- al Mloermenoe,1e
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-29

the remains. The procession started
at noon from the international head
quarters in Queen Victoria street, fol-
lowed by an immense crowd of mourn
ers. The funeral cortege passed
through some of the principal streets
of London after which the remains
were taken to Abney Park Cemetery
i'll Stoke-Newington, where the wife of
the late General Booth is buried.
Several of the newspapers have sug-
gested that the Generals work entitled
him to lie in Westminster or ST. Pauls
Cathedral, where many other of the
nations greatest heroes of war and
peace are entombed, but his wish was
to be buried beside his wife. Rich and
poor, high and low, were represented
in the vast throng that paid its last
tribute to the memory of General
Booth today. Every county in Europe
and Asia and the United States and
Canada were represented in the floral
tributes. Even Lapland and Patagonia
sent tribates.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-29
NO POLITICAL SPEECHES;
TAFT'S THROUGH, HE SAYS.

Springfield, Mass, Aug. 29.-Presi-
dent Taft, in a speech from the rear
platform of his private car here de-
clared that he did not intend to take
any further part in active politics.
Il am not here to make a political
speech said the president. 81 have
given that up. I believe that there
are some politics going, but l am not
going to take part in them. So far
as l am concerned you will have to
make up your mind without hearing
me further. l am on a trip to my
own state to celebrate one hundred
years of political life and l have
something to say to the people of
Ohio on that subject, but not on poll
tics"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-29
ROOSEVELT IN VERMONT.

Bennington, VT, Aug. 29.-Colonel
Roosevelt arrived here this morning
and was met at the station by MEM
bers of the Progressive committee and
a large number of onlookers who gath
cred at the station to see the former
president and hear what he had to
say. He makes an address here
about noon at the Addison County
Fair, in which he will attack both the
Republican and Democratic nominees
for president and put forth the poll
cies of the Progressive party. He is
expected to hand out few remarks
in answer to the criticism of President
Emeritus Eliot of Harvard University,
regarding the prominent place given
to women in the Progressive cam
paign. He will go to Rutland and
Middlebury for the afternoon and
wind up the day at Burlington.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-29
ASSESSMENTS FOR
COUNTY SHOW GOOD INCREASE.

The personal assessment roll has
been footed since the Board of Sup
ervisors at their August meeting
passed upon 1t. The total exclusive
lof public service corporations, not
yet reported by the State Railroad
commission, this year is $2,252, ,176
against $2,190,3S4 last year, showing
a gain over last year of $61,792, to
which gain may be added about $40,-
900 increase in real estate assess
ment as a result of improvements as
sessed by the Board. The total gain
on personally and realty is around
100000 to which a considerable ad-
dition will be made by the increase in
the railroad assessments. The grand
total of both real and personal
property assessed in the county
is $6,917,060, to which the pub
lie service corporation assess
essments must be added. Last
year the amount was $1,14O,76O. This
sum will be materially increased by
the assessment of railroad trackage
as fixed by the Mississippi Railroad
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-29
DIR. WHITFIELD IS
PREP airing To
LEAVE
AFTER SUCCESSFUL CAMPAIGN
AGAINST HookWoRM IN THIS
COUNTY GOES TO SIMPSON,.

DR.. R. N. Whitfield is getting affairs
in his office arranged so he may leave
here for Simpson county Saturday or
Monday. AS he expects to spend the
first week in September lecturing in
Simpson he will leave DR.. Powe here
for one week to wind up any cases
needing further treatment, and also
to make any examinations required.
During the campaign of hookworm ex-
termination in this county, which Dr.
Whitfield is now closing up, upwards
of 1000 persons have been examined
and large number have been treated
When the Board of Supervisors
meet next Monday, they will be fur
nished with a full report of the work
done in Forrest county by DR.. Whit
field.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-29
PRESIDENT TAFT IN OHIO.

Columbus, o., Aug. 29.-President
Taft and Chief Justice White of the
United States Supreme Court will be
the chief figures in the celebration of
federal day in connection with the
centennial celebration of the location
of the state capital in this city today.
Both will deliver addresses, and it is
said that the President as we'll as the
Chief Justice will avoid political sub
jects and confine their remarks to the
history of the progress of the state
and the plans for it's development
upon even broader lines. The pres
ence of the President is regarded as
significate, however, in view of the
fact that there will be an election in
the state next Tuesday, which is be-
ing preceded by season of vigorous
campaigning.
In the evening a reception will be
given to President Taft by the bench
and bar of the state, at which Chief
Justice White and many other dis
tinguished persons will be present.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-29
PLEADS GUILTY
To TAKING
$4,000

Meridian, Aug. 29.-J. H. Whit
field indicted by the Lauderdale
grand jury on a charge of embezzle-
ment, and who was arrested at Alex
ander, La, in the circuit court yes
terday entered special plea in writ
ing, as follows:
81 plead guilty to taking nine thous-
and dollars (s9.000) from the tom
Lyle Grocery company. for which
have made full and adequate repara,
tion to the Tom Lyle Grocery com
pany for all sums which I took from
said company. Signed, J. H. Whit
field.
1t is alleged that Whitfield, while
book-keeper for the Tom Lyle Groc
|ery company. appropriated funds Il
the amount Of approximately $500.
and that fhis peculatlons covered
period of six years Or more. {
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-29
CLAIMED TO BE The
PRESIDENTS wife
Gave Name of Caroline Beerse, Aged
Forty-"I have Sacred Knife for
President Taft" She Said After Be-
ing Arrested this Morning.
by Associated Press.)

Columbus, Ohio, Aug. ga woman
with two long knives concealed in
her clothing awaited the coming of
President Taft to a hotel here this
morning. When arrested she gave
her name as Caroline Beeres, aged
forty, and said she was the Presi-
dents wife. She was found on one
of the upper floors near an elevator
she thought the President would use.
Warning tlfat the woman might try
to harm the President came yester-
day when she told employees of the
hotel she was going to punish the
President. 'T have sacred knife
for President Taft" she said after be-
ing arrested.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-29
N. 0. ADOPTS THE
Commission
FORM

New Orleans, Aug. ga commits
sion form of government, including
the right of initiative and referen-
dunn, was adopted at the special
election here yesterday by vote Of
more than 10 to 1. The official re-
turns we're 23,900 for and 2.119
against. Both regulars and reform
ers voted for the new system of gov
ernment.
At the general election in Novem-
ber constitutional amendment will
be voted that the right of the recall
also will be made feature of the
commission form of government Just
adopted.
Under the city's new governmental
system the executive and legislative
power will be lodged in a mayor and
four commission councilmen. Prl-
maries to select candidates will be
held October /. The municipal cleo
tion win be held at the same time
Is the general election IN November