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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19
Grbets %fSprfpmoere.

Spgrgsmualet ON set pasien0e
for cit Sr0ets 6orfDnOer at bore,
lite Blot en- &aaogtper i oan6elige
men oglaa / legemlige og me0icinlfe
Mnliggen0er, bar lat mango Stn6
I 8epGgelle c. Ser fan life bore
nogen @runo til Gpipl 0esangauer=
Sc. Naor hi giennemlel er 5frif ter
ne, timber hi, at Set bar en- al &re=
lternes bellige Yligter 6os set us
bolgte Soft at pleie og Urge for
Sc ipgc. 81 finder en6pi0ere, al
le11ge fprer1D Sen friltelige Si0sreg=
ming, poolaa set Er9iternc / &om
og sggppten at pirfe ipm 2rger
blunot Solicit.
&oo lin &ormbjertigbe0s @ang
fer cit Sroets Jorfpnoer nleget al
|Sipets merfe St6e, Ser logger ifjlrlt
for Sen alminoelige Sogttoger, oa
ban opfploer frn lin bellige Yligt,
1oar fan tager Jig al Sc ipge og II
oen0e og bringer &ao0 og @jnlp
til Sc fottige % ulpffelige. Md11=
&c SrOets 6orfpn0ere bepi0ner /
oisle Spalter on1 SEN @iulp, Ser
fin0es / Or. Eeters &urifo lonn 2r=
gemiooel for Sc lpge % lioenbe.
Eoltor Borg i%friper: rGollins=
billie, Gpn1., 290e Sllri. 81. Ecte1
Jabrnep & Cons, Chicago, Sl
S%piltGreoe: Seq fan me0 Snn0be(
iige, at Ceres &11rifo er Ell Me0i:
Gin, ser fortjencr &os. lloen al
income 11ogen beitemt Berion, far
iieg iige, at ieg fienoer mango, JON
bar flm1Oef .2inoring 9jelrnem Ceres
Meoicin. Seq far brrgt Sen ielp.
noor Set %bebppeoes, og Sen far pr.
ret tilfrcosltillcnoe / cnbper Sen:
ieenoe, % 9eres 9ebon0ling al
mig JONI &1n1oe. far / olle Silirlo(
bGret rospGr0ig.
sgrbpoiglt, OereS
Noitor) 8. s. Borg.
Sffc tiliolgs pao 9lpotbefer. 5pe:
cialage1ter foripner Menigbcoel
Ioirefte. @pis &c life fjen0er 1logc,,
@gent / Ceres Nabolog, iaa belti]
oirefte ira 2oborotorict, 81. Ecte1
6obr11cp & Cons Co., 1916 81
SoDnc 9(pc., Chicago, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19

2egatet, bots aapital aIlereoe er
inobetalt me0 $4,000 Ser, ffal ftp.
res % &enterne u06eIes al Beitprel-
len for Den norife notwithstanding,
ct Silli6sbberp, iom 6enne me6
|@lGoe bar paataget fig pg bill no
fgre efter Samraao meb &eoemar~
tens Mmts &usfliosfomite og en-
2ofalfomite.
Eli Hlanlaggelie al Mnpenoelie
af 2egatets 0ispontble Mioler lam,
leoes f%ornplig paa @amar &epre(en.
tanter for Sc nGbnte Snltitl1tioner
iamt for 9iter0alens foritiellige
@pgoer. Mp0et, ser leoeoes al 81.
refter @rolch oe6tog ct Mrbeios:
program, bporefter 9egatets &entel
,bl. a. lfal benDttes til @tipenoiel
peo @usfliosifoler, Mfbol0elie a
SuSflibsfurier % l1%6len6elie a
SanorelGrere, Spiuttelie og 9rif,
'af SelpbiGlpsfontorcr, l1noeritpttelle
meo @erftdj, Me0ifaber eller Mooel:
Ter, Erernier oe @usfli0suoitillin,
ger % llogipelie al G%egninger oe
Eltblifntipner.
Mnipgnin9cr ON 8iorag til oisie
9ienle0 in0eienoes til Sen norift
SnSfliosforeningS @eltprelie in6er
150e Mai fg~r1 tfommenoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19

fale Deres Medicin til allie lidende
,Kvinder." Mrs. MARY HALSTEAD,
Platea, Pa, Box SO.
Her 81 EN- Rapport af ct andet @gte
Tilfaelde, som yderligere wiser at man
kan stole paa Lydia e. Pinkuam's
Vegetable Compodund.
Walcott, N. D. = 'Jeg havde Be-
tnndelse som var A4arsag til Smerte,
i Siden og Ryggen hele Tiden. Jeg
var saa nedb@jet at jeg syntes jeg
matte grsede hvergang nogen talte til
mig. Jeg tog Lydia E. Pinkham's We
getable Compound og jeg begyndte at
komme mig straks. Jeg vedblev med
at BRUCE Diet og Ell nu Ell sund hvin-
de-" - Mrs. AMELIA DAHL, Wal
colt, N. D.
Hvis De 9nsker specielle Rad
da skriv til Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co. (Konfidentielt)
Lynn, Mass. Deres Brew vii
blive aabnet, lest og besvaret al
en- Kvinde og holdt strangt
hemmeligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19

11bitillinsen / 1914 er iifret. -
Ooelstinget bar beiluttet moo IS
Stemmer at oprehe 2otteri og meb
IS moo IS Stemmer at l1otillin.
gen ffal babe 100000 Ser. at Sper-
ffu66et. &elten oeles melIem 5fop-
iagen og Acknowledgment.
noltilingen / 1914 tan eftcr 2ot-
teriets l1ofalo / O6elstinget oniees
1om lifret - uoitillingen foar Sc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19

uSoNo5ANN oS awe
slnerter, og var
saa nerves at jeg
MATTE gr9de we'd
den mindste Stpj,
saaledes skr2mte
Diet mig. Jeg be-
gyndte saa at tage
Lydia e. Pink
hams Midler og
jeg har like flere
Gr@deanfald. JeG
v godt og min
Nerv@sitet er min.
6rQ .Top vii anhn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19
lAMRERT'S
HEUMATISME-PUlVER

er en- sikker, paalidelig og hurtig Lindrine
for Rheum att m NeuraIgl, Pleurley, 10.
xeapIne, Febsr; laor,Ppe. og Fork,@-1se.
Pet er ingen Patent.Medicin, men en- vi:
stor Verdi. Det er indpakket i CSC, SOC 90
s.! Parker, paatrykt tydelig Brugsanvis.
ming og ferdig til Brug.
BET 9iver sikKer Lindrinp / Is M,n,,++er
efter den f0rste Dosis. indeholder absoi,1t
ingen skadelige Stoffer og udvikler ingeD
Trang til Gjentage1se i Systemet.
Raa .Forlangende sendes en- fri Prove OF
Literatur, eller Pulveret portofrit we'd Mod
taRelsen af Prison.
LAMBERT, Ene-Fabrlkant,
Cor. grid Ave. S.. and 9TH St.
Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19

Wrapfmnh. st intereslont Graz
fuuo or 1ipri poa Sppcoal / ullc11s;
bang. S W:rcren, iom ct fra oe1
ste McrDlr1breoe, fanotes er911ot'
Ben i CT @rrncefe0el, lom ltoO q
&or Mlen :tH / Ell @al1g. 8lano1
@enrelternc lac brGll0te Gel ter c
@rouccin1yifer pg &e0ifaber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19
Sfal &jprmen mbrDSocs?

Sfal 8jprnen ubrySbcs? uMorli
SorRtsbla0" paapeger / Ell Mrtifel
| lit li0lte gfumer Set beflagelige
Joftun1, at 9jgrnen, Morge5 5fo:
beS toilette gil0t, ralft og iiffer1
goar fin lln0crgong / Mgoe JON
5plge al Sc gfterltrGbelier, Sen
Sen ienere Si0 far pnret uoia1
for. MeoenS ser fra 1876-85
blep ituot gjenneminitlig 1913 8jpr.
ne ON Naret, bleb ser / Sioen 1906
1910 g%ienneminitlig bare feloe1
~ pr. Mar. gn laa raft Neogonq
tan fun ifploes 8ierneltommens Mf:
tagen; tbi Segernes Mntal og SSpe,
bliper 10 lta0ig iterre mes @aab:
ne1les 1tdrre ~Bul6fommenbe6.
rNor1f Soretsblo6" mener, Sc.
oiloe bore SDn6 og @fom, ON
"Sfopens &onge" ifuloe foripin6f
fra bor Sauna.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19

mo0er Gbriltine Scbarling. 81
borg: Gjnar Gbomien. Nprre Ni-
fun: Sobm1neS @pgsgaar0. &ibe:
Sic Marie Niclien. gsbjerg: Sens
|:@br. Houlien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19
S &ropinicrnc.

&oelbjcrg: Aoel5eim O1icn. Sor1=
Ige: Slime MaOlen. &rager11p: 2or5
2arien. Slogelie: Sobon1e &anien.
5Dalmltrup: Gro. Sans Gbriitia1=
len. @%illergolf: &laps @cbol1. Mr.
Mern: @r0. Sans 8enot1cn. 8or=
o%ingborg: Sens Nielien. @olebp:
&eni. Selefontefnifer Sobun b. Git
ten Subler. Srebp: @aor0forpog=
ter @br. Slien. @emagle: Moo5
SperIen. slnorup: @elga 8ennet=
len. &ingfabing: 8ogboloer Mrel
9igrnion. Sdnoerbp / 5tabp: 0le
Senien Seer. Gbim 2egebolig:
&igmor Npls=Scbmi0t. Sorslep
pr. @fopgoaro: Maria Mieli EN-.
Gisborggooro: gtatsroa0in0e Mog=
oalene &iellerup. Eplltrup &e0e:
Sberbornblnier IF. 8ebnfe. COL
baffen oe0 @obro: 8enl. 2erer 90.
Gbriltenlen. 2ongbef: Sobon Mn=
Oerien. Rrumgaor0: 9fiels 6ruer=
gaar0 Senien. Neo0ing: MftngtS=
man0 @ermon @britenien @e0er1=
ite0: Sprine &on0el. &ol0ing:
Mn0rea @jort. @eoier: Martinette
&onien. 9lstpffe Marf: Nnna Te=
oerien. Gnp: @usmanb @br. Cot
fit5en. 5pragelie: llngfarl 2l10=
zig Slie11. Sncrtinge: 9obil @e11=
rifien. gfproa0: &%ognmar1o 81. Soc
len. Ssl1ell11n0: N1nuo Sesperien.
2isbierg: &triten Maoien. &iium:
lGbora 8ertellcn. Beetle: Dortbeo
@teenfatt. 9. @osiing: 5ne6fer
Str. Miellen. &c. &ongersleu: Sir
itine Semen. @osfil0e: 6rf. Tre0c=
rifle &roeb. g. g. &oullen. Tpr-
bg0er Sans S%prgenien. NIlingc:
81. s. Sborgrec1. Oocnie: Srni fo-
man0 Soul Sacobicl1. gl1fe Sir
itine Miffelien 6lemleie: Yarti=
fuller 2ars &onleu. Msicns: Cog
nefogeo Sans Glouien. MelbD:
Mlbrecbt 2arien. 9ramminge:
@m6elsreiienoe Spren Berg. @or=
TENS: S. 6reoerifiens @uitru. Sun-
BUM: Martbo Berg. 5eminoriit
S9ren Mielien. 6ilfeborg: Moren
&eslel. O66er: Sens Nielie1r.
Marbus: @tentrpffer Mortin &eter<
len. @nfefr1, Sobanne Mbller.
Carrier 8. SIocb. &iebmano S.
81. 2enbrocb. Ole @9ibDe. Mancp
S$enlen. @beltoft: @artner g. Ser=
fen. &anoers: SSngeborg @ruie. De-
p%otarbei6er g. &aniens Suitr1.
@igbmn6 Niels Gbr. 2un6. SEN
ricb &oulien. &jgbmanb Seperin
S6renfen. Sttopia Gbomien. Ma<
Ter S. ~. S. 2un6. &oltefSpeoiett
s.. Mn6erien. Seniine @briitenien.
&i6bmon6 s. g. 8Iebr. @ontorilt
g.. 81. 8ornp. 8iborg: @6rtler
SIR. Msfergs @nitru. Nibe: @ltfe<:
paltorin6e @ilbelmine &lein. SRI
1trnp: Egmrer CIR. S. Sfa,1m. Mal=
borg: Sans Senien. @nfefrn
CHARLOTTE SSiuul. Mdrreiltnobp:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19
DEN bedste / verden.

Den bedste ! Vefdet.
Dr.. j. W. Hamilton i San Francisco,
CAL, siger: "sJeg har solgt Warmers
White Wine Of Tar Syrup i aarevis.
bet er det bedste H~ostemiddel ;jeg har
set og or uforlignelig for Asthma.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19

saect ramlebe neb. 5orleoer
ltprteoe pluOielig Saget ne0 / ct
Muftionslofale / 0rammen. gn
flor Sci 9obape blep fnuit, men Sc
tillte0eperen0e Mennelfer re0oet,
ioet Saget tlep %bn11genOe i noglc
&eoler, bbor Sc 1to6.
Set enelte, lom bapoe bol0t Sa=
get oppe, par ct Bar Satle IT openfro
Mg11et og nogle 5piger / &anten al
Soget, %ifriper uTremti0en".
8obabe bleb p0elogt for betp0cli
ge 9elgb, loo gjere11 oato9elig bi]
gjpre @ritatningsanipor gjnloen0t
moo 9usejeren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19
Nnrgf.
pprcbp &rGitegaarb openfor SRI
~Itionsiano er iolgt til Ell @oorobr,s
ger i @pie for 10000 &r.

@ptelialg. 2illeitrgm &otel %
@fposltotion er pe0 Operrets1agff<
rer @britopberien, 2illeitrpm. iolgt
til @aorobrl1ger Olaf Smaaoal at
Srpgita6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19
|MeIvose,
nedb0jede
kyinder,
Finder Lindring i Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound
- Deres egne Beretnin-
ger bekrefter Diet.

Platea, Pa. - "Da jeg fSrst skrev
til Dem a jeg besveret med Kvin-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19

sfopbanoel.> &or0re 2;'4us
(spcnoiin Gpbus), S%torelpeSo.,A'
er al Dle y. Srpnne, pes @eltare:
Sob. s.. Sr:aer iolgt til Sepcr!:;
M:raoffrn ior Ell Gum al 5000
ST.. plus S;:.oltninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19

9anif W}niif / Murse. &ompo-
nilten Ole Slien, Ser er Muiitin=
lpeftgr pe0 @eren, gan Sen 23oe
Morts en- Militerfoncert me0 felt
igiennem 0anlf &rogram. Ser bar
fulbt @us. Otter &oncerten no=
bragte General 8ul( ct 2epe for
9ann1art, iom efterfulgtes al Sen
banlfe Notionallang, Ser paobgrtes
ltaaen6e. Sen 6anife &onlul
Scbram toffe6e / cit fort Gale for
0pmerfiombe0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19

Gtortingspalset. S sloleluno oa
Moloc bor Mfbolosfolfet beill1ttet
at lamarbejoe ne0 Genitre be0 ST.
items @olg, forl1Olat at Sen opltil=
leoc &oroioat og 5uppleant ttltrn=
Ser Mfbolospartiets Yrogrom.
Sc op1tille0e er Sperretsiagferer
6riis Yeterien og &roplt 9armann.
Sc G%riiin0e0e far enitemmigt
%be6taget at arbei0e iammen mel
@gire be6 Sc fore ltaaenOe Stor=
t%ingsbalg. ...'.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19

8etalinesimbitillins / S%ranobjem,
ssirmaet 8rporene @ellen bar mo
1tillet fine @etolinger % Tiger ut,
for0 meo fine &re0itorer. 5irmact
Dor ct al 8pens itgrlte Siloeerport,
Girmaer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19

Qe." MIS-. AMELIA DAHL, WAL
colt, N. D.
Hvis De 9nsker specielle Rad
da skriv til Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co. (Konfidentielt),
Lynn, Mass. Deres Brew vii
blive aabnet, last og besvaret af
en- Kvinde og holdt strsngt
%hemmeligt.
100000 &r. forlo0s al 2otteriu0=
bpttet, iom CT npopen0ige for l1O=
itillingens @ennemfprclle. Ser
gjenltoor III Sc 100000 &roners
0irefte Statsbi0rag. Otter uotalel>
ierne fan man gao u0 fra, at Sen
9cpilgnil1g oil Mipe giuet.
2pboen CT fummcn. 6remmeoe
Giltere / itort Mntal CT ontommet
It'll .Gar0p peO gfterretningen ON
2o0oeinoiiget % MgnOan1perne er
for Si0en / tropl 8irfion1beO me0
at bringe set 0Drcbare 2o0bcogn til
2ofotfiifet.
Sorlfefiifet CT en0nl1 uiepnt. Sc
fprlte rusliife &jpbefortpjer onfom
fra Murmanosfplten Sen %. Quarts.
&c itprc Geipigelier neb Seen
Sreltberi. Otter at Seen Grelli=
beri far frafol0t Siltole mos Som
toriit Olaf Sobnien for l1n0erlla
al Sc ca. $4,000 &r., falot forle=
Sen Jurbprsrettens 9om, bporpe0
Sobnlen 6pn1tes / s(or og 3 Moo=
neoers Senglel for at babe forfol-
ifet 10 Gbecfs, uolteot al Seen Ire-
Hilbert. Ser fragoar 80 Sage for
l16bolbt &oretGgtsorrelt. Sobnien
be0tog life, men forlongte @ctenf=
ntl1gsti0.
Sbcrit u. q. spprcf er Stots=
roa0 beor0ret lpn1 SberaOjl1tont bos
&ongen ira lite s(pril efter Oberjt
@cttre.
Sberlt Spercf or fjenot ion en-
of &pre,S 0pgti9lte Sfficerer. I@on
er officer fra 1872 og 0berit ira
1906, far b9ret militpr &%onjuIent
peo Observation-Disclosures / Stocf=
bolm, 6orlporSminilter (efter 2om-
5op), Jas / Stortir1get fra 1889 til
1903 og par fer / lGngere Sis 6or-
man0 / Militnrfolnitee11.
Sioen Sen 11pe SURROUNDINGS
SfrofttrG0cn ct bon Gbef for Geltre
Ifersbus Snfontcriregimert go. 2.
S lin npe Stilling joni Operoo=
jutont boS &ongen oil ban iifferlig
gjgre 11omGrfet 6pl0elt for Jig.
nMcnim9itis" = Sjerne= og 9fpg.
marpsbetpn0elie = bar Ser ppre1
life loo gonife foa 5ilfel0e at /
&riltiania / Sc iioite Yar Moane=
Der. Jor Djebliffet ligger ser poo
ullepool ca. 80 Meningitispotien=
ter, bope0lagelig 8ern, Ser lprliq
er uolat for Oenne farlige 5mitte:
jlDgoom. 9e netop forlgbne 8 So.
&c er Ser in6lagt 10 a 12 Yatienter.
S~pg0omstilfel0ene er ipre6te
Selentlig bol0er 0og 9pgoommer
| Jig poa 9pens 9itfant. Set el
cnonu life lpffeoes Snnobeospele
net at fin6e nogen SQmenbenq
mellem Gilfeloene. Ser qif no.
gen SID, for 2egerne blep opmprf-
1on1me paa 6enne Spblnsle en- al
M}eningitis. @u inoienoes imio-
lertio %regelmeSiig &apport ODER
bbert npt Gilfel6e. @aa forbaa,
bentlig oil man mart bape meltret
ISDg6ommen.
Mnna @~penitabs !6msflios=2eaat,
,Sntet ptoner bebre ON Sen afog6e
bp1linoeoe &Din6es inn6e @ans, benz
Ses flare 8lif og 6oritaaelle al dr.
beioets @elfigneIie ems set 2egat,
Inne @benita6 be6 fit Seitamente
opretteoe til Susflioens 6remme /
lin &iembpgo 9iteroaIen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19

@crmctifinbuitrieu paa &eitlan-
set. uStopongcr Mften6loo" aopo=
ret imo0 ct fortlat &oplpb ON
@tort11i1g al @crmetiffabrifer
S 5tapan9cr % nGrneite Sm.
egn finocs iii 80 @ermetitbe-
orifter mes ialt AZ ieritilte Ga.
brifonIug. Eao @eltlan0et / Sci
belle fi1oes iolt IS igongperenof
@eruetifanleg % Is m,Ocr Splei
ling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19

Mnna @penitabs &msflios-2eaat
Sntet ptoner bebre ON Sen af6s6e
bpllinoeoe &pin6es inn6e Cans, ZEN,
Ses flare 8lif og Toritaaelle al Mr,
beloetS @eliignelie ems set 2eqat
Slime @benita6 peo fit Seitamente
%opretteoe til Susflioens Gremme
lin &iembpg6 9iter6aIen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19

Cute Maren Sa,tien. Sanoelsagent
.5lenite6S Suitru Senriette. 8rpg,
geriarbei6er @al6emar Mielien. 4ru
Marta Senien. 8ogbinoer Treoerif
SEMEN. &etsbu0 s. Mieliens SUI
itrn Gbriitine. SIP. &anoifemager-
1peno Soban Naberg. 8ogermel tier
|Sliens &uitru Marie. @nfe Ebora
@ronleff. @arberme1ter 2uno1teots
@nfe Caroline. @nfe &oren Noro=
itrgm.
Nnmelote for Treoerifsber9 8irf.
anna Starcfe. SRI. @0itb Sis
iel. @igarban6ler 8iggo Bolu6on
Pe6erlen. S1oelerer 2ebrecbt Sung
mal6. 6bo. Detailbonoler Oluf
Solm. 6bb. Gelegrafineenipr Carl
Scrip. Gnfefru Malene @onien.
Gnfefru Marta Naumonn. 6orbb.
l2grerinoe @milie Nislen. SIP.
| @ooroeier Sens @briltenlen. 6bb.
&eblagermel ter Mn0reas Mn0erien.
5rf. Mourine Sobanien. Scrip.
&leinimc6 Sprgen Cube. 6rf. Ga-
%roli1e 6iicbmor1r. gnfefru Marie
&ottbell. Mrbeiosmano s. Sgr-
genlenS @uitru Maren. 8rf. @a-
rem 3itrem. @nfefru Sine SEMEN.
&noelsreiienoe Msger &ofoo. &c.
ter Sans Gutenberg. @ofingerme=
1terSrubns &ultrr Caroline. SIP.
&ipbman0 g. 6. Hogbs @ult0u
Glapia. gnfefru 2o1iie @onien.
M%ebelban0ler Sens 9orien. Tbp.
2ererin0e, Srf. Mmalic Melcbior.
Gntefru S6a 0u SSar0il1. Beni
Sans @ar5 Stuff S. Mieliens ST.
itru Singer. 9ireftpr 6re0erii
Sing. 6rf. GLEN Sdrgenien. G11e0>
fer $. g. 8. Sprenlens @11ltru gl.
len. Stu6. polpt. 2u0mig OHM.
malls. 5emi1oriit Sens Senien
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-19
ADEQUATE NINE INSPECTION NEEDED

During the last session of the Legislature
there introduced bill establishing State
supervised system Of mining inspection and
providing for rules of safety. care for miners
and 50 forth
The bill which was passed and which be-
came effective in June. placed the authority OF
mine inspection and the authority OF making
regulations in the hands of the Commissioner
OF Labor
recent explosion at the Clayton mines EN-
phasi2es, the necessity for this bit OF progress
I've legislation and discussion pertinent. Had
the bill which was urged by number Of prac-
tical miners. or something like it, been sooner
In force there would in all probability have
been no Clayton mine disaster Other accidents
in this mine and others. would have been pre-
vented Human life would have been saved
Although the mining law may not have
been in operation. We understand that the State
had certain rights in the premises. There are
certain requirements which 1t is competent for
, the State 10 make with regard TO the manner Of
operating mining properties, The present eatas-
trophe and others which have oecurred--as we'll
!
future should prompt the authorities to take
fsU6b steps now lie In Their power 10 mini
m2ze an ever-present danger against such time
as it may he adequately dealt with through
statute
! It ia no longer true that the State deems
Itself to have none but the postmortem legal
concern about accidents that follow in the wake
d manufacturing or development, such as min
ing. There is a higher responsibility that is
nov being more and more fully recognized -
the responsibility OF precauton Every State
that maintains mines OF any sort ought TO
establish by law code of conduct 1t ought
~ ffaa'e superintendent and an eisspe a1ripos
cred to enlarge and specify that code and en-
( force II. Mining being one of the extra hazard
Gus occupations. it is entitled 10 special consid-
Grafton from the State, TO the end that its
dangers may be minimized, its perils so far as
possible discounted and prevented
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-19
THE LAW KILLS A WOMAN

Governor Mann has determined not to inter
fere with the sentence of death passed upon a
young negro woman who murdered her en-
poyer
We feel sure that the Chief Executive of the
state came to- such q decision only through
great travail. Capital punishment. in any case.
il severe to the point of tempting repugnance.
In the of female--of whatever color or
condition. natural reluctance is intensified
The matter Sits itself down to a question OF
law and OF human responsibility Taken from
e'ther-angle. it is a knotty question The law
ne made to fit general instead OF specific, con
ditions. To meet the inability OF the law to
Judge individuals az well as cases there was
ernor Mann, in this case, put to making a
test between his personal inclination and his
respect for the law. We feel with him for the
necessity he under. and are prepared to
himself avoid
IT. under any conditions, a woman ought ever
10 be executed, let it be granted that the Grim
iral in this should mark the exception
eper to arise Unlike some Of our friends, we
are complacent under the application OF capital
punishment when man takes the law into his
own hands 10 ayenge his own wrongs satisfy
The case OF a woman. however, We esteem to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-19
Fashions and Prosperity.

Womens skirts are expected to bring renewed
prosperity to the manufacturers of cotton goods.
IT seems that the fashion which has prevailed
for year or more of wearing abbreviated APP
parel has had marked influence upon the pro-
ducts of cotton mills. Not only do the 'hobbe'
and sheath skirts require less material for the
making than the fashions which prevailed prior
to 1911 but himsy cotton goods unsuitable
for the tight-fitting dresses and hence the de-
mand has turned from cotton to heavier grades
of dress patterns.
Now fashion DEGREES that the "hobhle' and
sheath skirts must go and in their place we
are to have flowing gowns more nearly like
those that were worn by the girls of the sixties.
familiar to the younger generation only through
pictures of sweethearts- bidding good-by to tho
boys in blue who responded TO Lincoln's calls
for volunteers to defend the Union.
If only yard more of goods is required
TO make each new skirt, the increased demand
for cotton goods will add enormously to the out
put of the cotton mills not only in this country,
but in England as well and the benefits VIII be
felt by the cotton growers well as by the
manufacturers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-19
WANTED: GRADE CROSSING REFORM

The death OF two little girls. struck By a
train al q notorious grade crossing in Chester
field county. accentuates what is. in reality. not
4 negligent but an indifferent attitude on the
part OF railroads with respect TO the public
safety
Even when guarded by gates and watchmen,
there is no such thing as safe grade crossing.
Sooner later. every such anomaly in the
operation of dangerous agencies viii take its
toll of life The Waterman will sometimes nod.
or the gates for moment be forgotten-and
death waits on the momentary oversight When
there are no gates and no Waterman, the grade
crossing might we'll be called the death trap
tnat IL lis Ia practice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-19
sal. 900. 900 in Gems.

During the twelve months just ended dia-
monds. pearls and other gems to the value OF
$39. 445 29S were brought into the United States
through the port alone, Based upon the estimate
that 50 per cent of the total imports OF the
country entered here, it took more than SAL
100000 worth to satisfy the American craze for
gems this years. This total has been exceeded.
and that only slightly in two previous fiscal
years. namely: 1919. s44,Ss5,067; 1907, SAL
1881
There has been onl' official advance of
per cent in the price of diamonds, but there
have been other indirect advances during that
time. A New York importer reported he had
never experienced such difficulty in obtaining
diamonds suitable for the American market.
The fiscal year just closed has seen in
creasiug demand for. pearls in the United States,
and with the growing demand for these gems
has a steady advance in the prices OF fine
specimens. 1t expected that after the Dur
bar wealthy Americans would return home with
costly purchases of oriental pearls but the high
prices demanded by the Indian merchants dis
couraged buying over there.--New York Amer
lean.