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New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
NEW YORK SOCIETY,

Among those who sailed for Europe yes.
terday were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry AfC
Taylor, who will remain abroad until the
late spring; Mr.. and Mrs. Percy r. Pyne.
the American Ambassador to the Court OF
st. James's and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, the
Duke OF Newcastle, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
II. Hardness and their niece. Miss Eliza.
beth Stillmsn Kendall, who will travel
through Italy, France and Holland, re-.
turning to this country in May; Mrs. j..
Ellis Fisher and Miss Vieva Fisher, who
will remain abroad until June, and Mr.
and Mrs. w. Starr Miller.
Moncure Robinson gave a small dinner
last night at the Ritz.
Mrs. +. l.. " Hoppn will give a dinner
this evening at the Ritz.
Miss Josephine Nicoll returned to town
yesterday from Philadelphia, where she
attended the masquerade ball on Shrove
Tuesday. She and her mother. Mrs. De-
Lancey Nicoll, will leave the city to-day
for Palm Beach.
Frederick Townsend Martin will leave
town to-day for Palm Beach, TO remain
for several weeks.
Mrs. Horace Brightman will give a
dance tomorrow night at her house, No. .
East 63d street, for her niece. Miss Grace
Wilson.
Mrs. French Vanderbilt will leave the
city soon fer Florida, to remain until
after Easter. n
Mrs. W. Seward Webb. Mr.. and Mrs J.
Henry Purdy. Mr. and Mrs. George Bird
and L. Louis Webb departed yesterday for
Palm Beach.
Mrs. James Speyer will give a dinner on
March at her house, In Madison avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Varnum and
Miss Justine Ingersoll left the city yes
terday for California.
DR.. and Mrs. Preston Satterwhlte will
go to Palm Beach to-day, to remain a
fortnight. n
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
WILL TALK ON JOURNALISM
Experts in Various Departments 70
Lecture at Princeton.

Princeton, ". J., Feb 81 (SpeciaD. Real.
izirs that the various departments ana
phases OF newspaper and magazine wo'A
are rarely understood by the average co.
lege undergraduate the Press Club O'
Princeton University has started a serie'
of practical talks on journalism, which ste
given by men actively engaged in IN"
work.
The advertising side of newspaper wors
was discussed on February IL by Edwsis
p. Call. advertising manager Of ''The New
York Times" William s. Woods. edi,0'
of "The Literary Digest" will discuss 10.
weekly magazine in the next talk anu
Robert s. Yard will talk on the puoliships
side OF the work. Sports is a subject "n'e'
is of special interest to college correspoho
ents for newspapers. and q. Herbert pare,
OF The New-York Tribune. has consen'''
70 talk on this subject. Mr.. Henderson.
musical critic of The New York sun
will also speak.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
COUNT Won ssRNsroRFF GUEST

Count Won Bernstorff. the German w.
bassador. who has many friends ano"s
New York's business men. was the CUES. :,
honor at luncheon given at the city a.o
dav Club yesterday by James speyer ~"
other guests were d. q. Reid. Hugo keis".
ger William II. Nichols. Edward d. Aosn'e.
Edwin s. Marston. Alvin w. Kreoh, Juass
Gary. l.. r. Loree. William A. Nash. vs ~.
n Rannard. Stephen Baker. Adrian lssh"'
ir John A. sleicher, William IL. Moo'.'
Albert r. .wiggin. BENJAMIN strons,
George Blumenthal. Henry w. TAFT w.
ard schuster, Professor William II. s'os"
vino will be the next exchange profess" g.
Berlin SniveTslrs gorSagh @ Presiden, McAss''
and Frederick Strauss
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
AMELIoRATING THE INJURY
Work as a Prescription for Criminals
Who Destroy Breadwinners'

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Those of your readers who are inter
ested in the subject of penology must nave
felt under obligations to ex-Ambassaoo'
Andrew ID. White for his recent contrlpu.
ton in your columns on the Statistics oil
Crime"
Every morning and evening newspaper
shows that he does not in the least exag-
gerate the dangers to life, limb and prop
erty which constantly beset the pubic
from predatory and murderous individuals
and gangs, as pitiless, as remorseless ana
as defiant OF Law as generally successiui
In escaping from 1t, or, If caught, In getuhs
clear Of II, sooner or later.
Your correspondent, j. Albert Stowe py
his admirable letter In your issue or TO-
day, under the title of Preparation by the
Criminal" opens the question wider anu
deserves the commendaton OF all VINO re-
ceive his remarks as expressive OF tner
own point of view, and who have recog-
nized that the frutless punishment OF the
criminal, under the law, frequently creates
much more evil than 1t does good. Very
often EgrescIt medendo. The case OF
mother and her children not only losing the
meagre and begrudged dole of their only
partial breadwnner, but being reduced to
starvation by his Imprisonment, IS an
everyday occurrence.
think it s the secret. II not overt, recog-
milton by lawyers themselves Of this and
similar facts, In conjunction with the rising
theory that the law should. In it's punitive
processes, compel the victimizer to 'ameD-
crate the injury TO the victim" which largely
explains the prevailing laxity In carrying out
these processes, and 1t is to be hoped that
Mr. Stoves letter will prove fruitful In In
duclng some Of the best trained and most
open-mlnded OF our lawyers and legislat-
ors to take his statements and suggestions
into serious consideration. Finem respice.
New York. Feb. II, 1872. A. !. BLOOR.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
THE CABINET.

from The Tribune Bureau
Washington, Feb. A.-The Attorney Gen.
eral and Mrs. Wickersham have issued in
vitations for dinner on February q.
The Secretary Of the Interior, who Is now
In Panama, will return about March 10,
when the Austrian Ambassador, the Danish
Minister and Countess Moltke the trencn
military attache and Countess dc Cham
brun. Robert Roosevelt and Miss Josephine
Patten, who are in Panama, Will also re-
turn.
Tho Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
will go to Brooklyn on Friday to deliver
an address before the Commercial Club.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
ANTI.SUFFRAGISTS.
tor Of The Tribune

10 the Editor OF The TrIbune.
Sir: In reply to Sidney Ames, who de-
plores the deep silence prevalent among the
anti-suftragists Of to-day. would suggest
that this silence is either attributable to
Indifference as to the outcome Of the suf-
fragists' propaganda or else the conscious
ness that the anti sufrragists are a rapidly
dwlndling minority who can play but los
ing game. MARY H. FISHER
New York, Feb. 20. 1912.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22

preiudices against the silk stockings
whom they used to hold up to execratioii
AS the tools of Wall Street. silk hosler!
will be more in evidence than SILK ha's
at the next Democratic National Coh'
vention. Baltimore will he dazzled by a
display of silken elegance which 1t mas
never I'm its widest dreams assocldteu
with a gathering of untamed and unter-
rihed Democratic delegates. Mr.. Under-
wood will indeed be entitled to a niche III
the temple of fame if his tariff tinkerlhg
ushers In new era Of "all silk ana d
ward wide" Democracy.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22

and blouses. with jaunty knitted capo 80
wool mittens They were exceeoihsH A
TO look upon and one of them a''i go
particular attention when she maze I',np
of one hundred feet. Nothing t"a'
dressmakers of Paris could devise "ouIN
be more becoming to these sturdy sN en, ;,
thusasts than the Norwegian ski costume
Guzzler-Every time We caught nSm ,,,ch
took drink Wigwag-Did you nave i,,,Ha inSHn
luck? Guzzler-Luck? Why. after WIZ
we were catching them two at li'ii'
Philadelphia Record.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
NetpDork Tribn1H.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1912

This newspaper Is otoned and p@o-
ushed by The Tribune Association O
Vep York corporation; Office ana pr,n-
cipol place of business, Tribune BH'm-
ing, No. 15e Nassau street Neg l"N'
O0den N. Reid, president; Coade nam
In, secretary; James ". Barrett, TeaS-
Urer The address Of the officers Is the
Office Of this netCspdpGr.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY

From The Tribune Bureaul
Washington. Feb H.-Whle the conserva-
tive element OF Washington society rail at
Sunday entertaining, they also realize that
the old regard for Lenten days Of sack
cloth and ashes is over. and that entertain
ments go on just the same after as before
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

BY Telegraph 10 Ihc Iribune.I
Newport, r. l., Feb. n.-Dr Roderick
Terry has gone to New York 70 visit Mr..
and Mrs Eugene Hale, jr.. and Roderick
Terry. Jr Miss Montgomery. Of New York,
is a guest of Mrs. Terry at Linden Gate.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. C. Taylor will not
open their estate here until June this year.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick p. Garretson VIII
sail for Panama next Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
The dictagraph Is getting 10 DC
mightier than either the sword or the
pen

Governor Dix could not well have par
doned Brandt yesterday without stultify-
ing himself. since his inquiry had got
nowhere and he had already refused
a pardon once. None the less pardon
seems to have been expected.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22

The elaborate attempt which is being
made TO organize an effective campaign
against the chestnut tree blight is GER
tainly we'll worth while, If there is any
reasonable ground for expecting success.
The blight has already destroyed mill
ions Of dollars worth of trees. and
threatens to make extinct one Of tho
three or four most valuable OF our forest
products. II II can be checked and eradi-
Gated, even at great cost. the achieve
ment will be profitable.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
THAT WOULD BURY HER.

From The Charleston News and Courier
As the New-York Tribune asserts that 'the
Maine now passes into history" we presume
they intend to bring her TO Charleston.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22

II is on the whole merciful dispensa-
tion OF providence which has postponed
the construction of a railroad UP the
Jungfrau until after the demise Of John
Ruskln.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22

But with Champ Clark as the candl.
date what would make the public stop
a-kickin' the Democratic dawg aroun' -?
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22

President Yuan might at least go to
Nanking for n time 10 collect some of lhe
choice blue and white porcelain for
which that capital is noted.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26
STA @1 "a @Aab.

- Sra 1. Suli ct oprettet ct @olt-
oabneri beo @ol6en 8ro / Dtre
Smnosper. 9ets Nabn bliper Soft
beot. Gi1 Bo1taahncr er oniat itp.
2%anIbanbler 81. 8. Soc.
= @pn6og 16be Sunni irlete
&ierlti &ifen i 8ranobu 100 Mur.
Sun er 9anife aan6s= og !@gems=
frtf, men FUN bar be ii6ite @ar
Mar beret iengeliggen6e; 8enel>e
Ioar fell.
5ru Sber1tinoe @ricbien
&rttiania, fpot Scbiiren, er ofgoa-
e tpeo 9gben efter foa Cages SDg,
DOM ngr 80 Iar gmmel. Bru
@ricbien mrte til en- eammel Erpn-
6erilegt.
Ginar Sobnion @nl, cling
bolo, er afgaaet neb Dgoen, SO
Aar gmnmel. Mfbgbe bar en- al
gtoromGres el61te @oorobru9ere.
Noar %unotages Sc ii6ite Mar far
ban lebet bele fit 2rb / EN- &ea1tr,e.
- @oarobr1ger g. 81. @olum
Sperballem og Snipeftgr be6 Ser
gems Mrbei6Sonltalt 6. S. @ilertlen
Sttgum ct til6elt 8oreeroooosme-
oal1en / @sln, ben iioite for lang %
%tortlenltful6 girfiombeo i Tpnglels.
elenets &ieneite.
= Gn iergelig @foIebijtorie met
oeS Der ON fra Bergen. @n Glen
oeo DEN tefniife 6fple Meb bortbiit
ira etsamen paa @rrmb al Stuff %
tos oerfor 2tbet at fig meo 8lou.
19re. @1ttens Mo6er, iom babIer,
at Der life foreligger Suit, for ino-
1en@ &loge ODER @foIen.
NJ @roslerer Il. MeIIers @uano-
n1elle Meol6e er ne6brpn6t. gno=
og 900 SaHe @uano, ion bar fer
zig til at ifiibes, itrge mes. Sabri.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26
Joma.

Gene Gral1r i Garlp blep, to-
Sor0en al en- @roncbu, iom
ban ifnloe ride, og brefffe6e @rape<
benet og flere &ibben. @an ogoe
en- bolp Sime efter.
@illiam S. gulper, 65 9lor
gonnmel, Ell pelfie11ot Garmer, iom
bapoe tit Stem Nor gabion, 6rufne=
De ! Sopa Giber, oa bun ifuI6e req
De lin @gn, Ser par 10 Mar gom=
mel. Gulber blep 1t6mattet, ga ban
bapoe foaet lin Seu uo, lit @ier=
tellag og orl1fme0e nogle iQu SOB
fra 9reb6en.
- 6. s. 8ofefielo, 68 Mar gom>
mel, Ell fr%emltaoen0e @ontroftpr og
gpgmelter / 9es Joines, op6e bos
I'm Notter, Mrs. Tranf 9iets
Sort 9ooge. San bapoe beret BUS
be1oe poa @eieg / tire Tiger, 6o 3d.
Den fom. @on bor bpgget mango
LAT Sc itgrite 8pgninger / Sort
9ooge og onbre 8per / @taten.
- @rs. IS. 5. mitc6el1, gift me1
EN-. fremitoaen0e Gorn1er ner Ge6a,
&apios, 6leb 6rebt, ga Seltene, ion
bum fjgrte meo, bleb ifremt at ct
W%eodorcDfel. Sum brnffeoe Maffen
oa ba1n bleb faltet us at @ogne11
9enoes to Aor gomle @gn fon
uIfoot fra Oct; n1en ben0es @boqe1
fom ilemt tiIifooe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26
Sro Dafota.

Mils Belle 8ettigrem, en- Se-
iter at ftp. 6orbun6sienator @etti=
gretD, er afgoaet be0 Dg6en i Cham
gerlair1. Sun bor / fine Dngre
Dage aniat / Misiionens Eienelte %
belegte mango Dele al Geroen.
- Boitor Muguit Oberbous j
Harfer bleb fraitiaalet fin Sect for,
ltben Scot. Epbene tog ogioo e.
6 gbafes TO Seite og fbo. @orger-
meter Sills's Seletpi. BoIitiet
mener> at Sc bar &e6e poo, bben,
Sppene er.
- st 8olog, ser fal6er Jig Nort1=
meltern MGfalfa Hro6uct So, bor
opfunoet en- Moa6e, bporpaa Ser al
Mlfalfa fan labes to @lags Sc,
Stdffe, Wta, S1r1p, Treaturf 0Der,
sllfalfaefstraft og EN- meget ber0i'
fulo Me6icin. @o1aget bar beilnt,et
at bDgge fir Gabrif / Dale. Set
ngbbenoige Mofipri er ol1ere6e
geitilt.
- Sire Gutter / Ml6eren mellem
10 og 12 @ar bre6 Jig in0 / Mit=
cbell 5ruit Cos 2aeerbus og itjo]
Sobaf, bporpoo Sc oobne6e 8engc
ifabet, iom life bar loaiet og toe
$15 | &o11tanter. Hen9ere 6elte 81
mellem fine 8enrer og gift loa
Seotret. Oommeren 111iotte Gom
men / en- Moane6 for at 1e, bporle
6es De unge Gpbe bil6e opf6re fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26

r2Gserne .babbe min @nitrn fnr,
big for @pipitalet," ifriper Scr. Da>
bio @elba1m fra @ritol, Sno. Sc
iagoe, intd pil6e biGlpe u6en en-
Operation, og ga bolot leg op me0
at Bringe benbe til Dem. Sun be-
gp16te at BRUCE &11rifo og filler no
1nerfet. @ltn bar en- goo Mppetit,
iober go6t og tiltager / Maet. SS1-
gen 5lngterbGnf for mig"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26

trent 9 Mar ft6en bleD Der beb Die
Berg | gorge giort ct Ol6tiosfuno,
Der biite fig at bore BET biotil mar-
ifte alene ! Morgp, men u
bele Nor6europa. Set bnr set iaa-
Siebergifib, ct Sfib fra Den
begpnoenoe 8iffingefer6 meo ct
iaa rigt og interesint %
belbebara, at Mrfeoloeerne bapoe
al @rltn0 til at forbauies. Otter
at De omfatten6e l16grabtinger bar
tilenoebragte, bar &rofesior 60
briel @uitaflom ftbet a%rbei0et paa
&e1taureringen og &onierberingen
al sc iielone eager, og mes en-
ioobm @runoigbe6 er ban goaet til
@erfs, at mon fgrt %fornplig bar
funnel gipre set eneitoaen6e 6l1n6
tilgiengeligt for Offemtligbe6en.
6un0et er in6ltalIeret / &ri1tia=
nias biltoriite Muie1m. og fpl0er
Ger en feel Cal, Ser ielpfGlgelig for
6remti0en oil fomme til at b9:e
Nap11et Oiebergialen. Salt ct Ser
80 Mortrer, bbis Sn0bol6 belt og
boloert er bentet fra Sieberg1fibet,
og en6nu nogle 5tDffer, Der DOG
fife fan foa Flu6s / ben iamme Gal,
bill lenere fornme til.
Gen norl lie Stat bar befoltet l10<
gropningen, Sun6et er irofigbt for
Mi0ler, %ifianfeoe al @ooSeier S.
30. Greicbom, og til &onierDerin-
gem bor oels &ritiania &omrnl11re,
bels nogle &ribotmGn6 bi6raget.
Salt un0roger BEN Gum, Ser er
n1eogooet, mellem 40 og $4,000
&roner.
9lan6t be itGr1te o9 irteresian!eItc
@jenitan6e ct en- flor Nogn me0 ct
6oripan6 al to @e1te. 6or Selte~
mes 8eofommen6e maa man 6og
n9ies me0 at betragte @feletterne
ialt fan6tes ser IA @elte, og berai
far man balgt Sc to be6ite @fsem=
plarer til 6oriparb. @ognen beri=
moo er fomplet ttllte6e og er ga11.
te pragtful6. &ele &ognfoslen Ell
foripnet me6 8il1e6ifiererarbej6e ou
bbtler paa 8rffe, ser en6er
Mennei febopeber.
Soa er ser ct Bar ltore Sl90er.
Ser er rigt u6ifaarne / DDreornu,
mentif, ion1 pua &urmen triples al
ct geometrilf &ammemdnite ter. 9efo=
rationen er ioa rig og fantaiifulo.
at SEN bi6ner bgit ON baa0e funit=
neriif 8egapelie og tefniif 9pgtig-
be6.
s en- Meontre er Ser en- Gel fpin,
beige &e6ifaber: en- 9aanobgb,
Eraaooufter, @arnpinbe, @ofs etc.
$ en an0en ices ct felt &jjgffen,
laale6es Iom set bleb fun6et / Sfi-
bet. $500 @pl6erne ltaar flere imoo
|Sr1ge tillige me0 en- b%i6un0erlig
goot beboret &iieffffenfnip, pou 8eg-
gen banger 9fie o. 9ie, og paa
@11lbet CT benitillet @%tegepan0e
8ptte, &pern og ioa oi6ere. gnoelig
er Ser 2amper, Sofie, &mme, Ell
@ioepiff og ct al 6l1noets &ragtltpt-
fer, en- Ereipon6 me6 Momterin1
of 8ronce og 6oriiring al gmailie
/ gull, rgo, blan og bbi6 Garpe.
Set itore 6un0, ser, iaaIeoes Jon
oct MI er opItillet / Muieet, gipel
ct imlet &ulturbille6e nbe1 SIDE:
tpffe, bill utpillomt / Sremti6en Bill
be en- at &ri1tianias fornemlte sc
puroigbeoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26

fen er asil1reret / u9a10ets almin,
beige @ran0fasie" for 63,100 &r.,
% @lronolageret / ugelto".
- @n li0en @ut, @9n al en-
@erfsQrbej0er, foripan0t fra lit
Stem paa &orten. &aa Joranleo>
ming al @iitriftscbefen bleo Mili=
ter beor6ret til at lgge efter Gut
ten. Som blep gienfu1poet iom Sig
/ &aralbab11en.
- Gn 16=9lars Gut, Marinirts
@onien 2abelle, brl1fnebe / Meb=
fior6en / 5mbeberre6. Sc bar .
/ @rammen og 6p%rl11pfteDe 1to6 ag>
teru6 og priffe6e, ga ban fal6t /
@an6et og Mep borte, ifriber ~@an=
oefior6s 8lao".
= @limren0e Si0er n1aa Oct /
@nnobeo p9re nu, lfriDer nSanoe<
fior0e 8lab". Eli @tillingen iom
Boitbu6, bbor ~npfonfirmereoe Gut
ter fan tiene fine so &roner Maone=
sen, er set life mulig at oporipe en-
ene1te Mnigger. Set truer luQle0eS
-.
ligefrem meb rYoltbuonp6" / &Den.
Ser er ct Bar &uter MI, lom1
mongler Betiening.
= Soar Biorn6al fra 9riten er
6p0 / en- Ml6er al AZ Mar. Sor
MoIelunbS Mfui91m bar af0ebe reiit
run0t / oe fle1te 0ele al @gnomgre
og iggt at faa erbberpet, bDab Ser
maatte fin6es al cling, lom por
pero at opbepares til Mi116e ON
bore 6eoreS SIP % Strife. Morla<
gen til 8iorools ti6lige 8ortgmtg
par en- Blinotarmsbeten0elle, ban
Mep m1grebet af.
- st u0merfet Mar mao set BIZ
be iuar / @ogn me6 &enipn til &orn
og 6oberbnflter, &egn afpefslenoe
me6 5olifin bar Oct peret u6ober
bele 5o%r lommeren. @resiet itaar
allereoe iaa beit, at man er begpnot
at fao, ifrioer r@ogns 6olfeblao"
SEN 27be sunni. Srugttreerne ier
berimoo ITO til at billie ta9e Jig en-
@bile efter 6en rige D6elie ifior.
l16bpttet bliper iolfal6 life SaIp:
pnrten lou fort.
Spiio0erne poa @aor6ent
@otne oe. 9flapo poo Stpro oil
6eQesifb ubbpgge en Sos, 1om Ell
/ beres Sic, / ben @en1igt, Of n=
legge ct g1eftricitetsberf for Ser
tgrite Gel al Stor6 @erre6. 9e1
bill 61ipe Iagt eleftriife &roftle6nin=
ger fra 8erfet laaDel til Hor6bDg.
Ben, bpor @toro 2ererifole er, Jon
til 2erbif og Sme9n. Sperilags.
iummen. for Mnl@gget ifal breie fig
om 10000 &rorer.
- 26itnunt Sons foretou boo
Sorten Ell 6lpDning, iom blep al
tor milt9r Snteresie, ibet Sen TO-
regif | Torbin6elie me6 en- Manepre
11be / 6ioroen mellem u@iospolb"
og Observation-Disclosures. @eiultate1
al 26itnmtens Obierbottoner fan
life me0oeles, 90 Sc er al 1peciel
militer Mrt. Otter Guren / 6ior=
ben foretog bon en- Wpbning ino-
ODER BDen og runot ben, og gift fuo
ne6 igien be6 8orre, efter at ban
bab6e beret i 2mften i AZ Minuter.
SfGlge u@omar @tiftstti6er66e"
er Der 10leberet 125,00O 9rpetpn-
gel fra Mieiens 6iiferiforenings
uoflefningsapparut / 8rumum66o.
len. gngelen ifoI fnttes u6 /
Na11oene / @eoemarfens og @'riilltiia1s
A1mter. Sci bier fig, at ,l16fIpf.
ming Mpparot iloar u6merffet an,
loo mon MI ! ftsrre uoitrafning er,t6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26

mig og jeg @nsker, at andre lidende
Kvinder skal vide dette." - Mrs.
EMMA BAILEY, Alton Station, Ky.
Deisem. No. Oak. = "Jeg a naa
ct Livsforandringen og f6lte meget
daarlig. Jeg kunde like sove og var
meget nerves. Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound gjorde mig frisk
og jeg Wide like undv9re det." -
Mrs. F. NJ. THORN, Deisem, No. Oak.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26
uorv Dafcta,

Mon an ilaar Sobet pe6 @fp<
brl1ooet @o0 9o9ros pil gaa OBJ /
$500,00O.
- gn Mano / MopoIepn tllbpb
$50 JONI 6in0elpn for CT bortfom=
men Same.
~ Mbli1gen poo 10000 Mcres
bor 1fo0et mere eller mi116re /
@ullb 80. for Ell SID iibe11 al Sogl.
: &icblano County lae6e Sipr=
1elte1per til lit npe Gollrtbus UNDER
1tore 9pltioeligbe0er forleoen.
Neiten 100000 Tarmere be-
19gte De forifiellige 1armer SSsnlti-
tutes / oct forlgbne Mor % ODER
$4,000 6ormere nooe0es pe0 6or-
merS Snititute Sernbonetog.
: @n bel Sernbanepognlo6nin9
al @loS er ng6benoig for at ino,
1Gtte ollie De iitpfferl log1e @inous,
rnoer / aroocf og 0mesn Jon,
@oglitormen breffeoe nplig.
$705.1b por 8. 8. @n11pas us
glitter be0 Hrimerpolget. S. 81.
8ucbanms uogifter bar $732.7.
6. 81. SobnlonS $246.43 og $. ".
Miotboes 1855. 6rant .. Sell
troms $737.88 og George g. Sones
|$164.60.
= 500 6nrmere meo Son1ilie
bab6e EN- fe1tlig Summenfomlt poo
@nns Sergenlens 6arm ner Mia=
CARA forrige l19e. Wan boboe pei
ben Mnleoning en- 8leiningsfonte51
me6 8remier til en- Gerbi al
$3.50.
= 1873 Batie11ter bar belegt 9ia:
fonisieboipita1et i Grafton / od for:
Igbne &egnfabsoor. Sn0tegterne
bar $5,015.11 og l16gifterne 81,
l226.40. Nettofortieneiten bar alt
fon $788.71. @jplben bar reou:
ceret $510.4O.
- Meb r6nep1eli len al 81. .
Moore at Dmgo og @tnblebon ION
oct npe Me6lem al SEN proniioriife
Motionalfomite fra Mor6 9afota oe
bans interviewing al Sppoabet fo1
oct npe Gartis Mationalfonbentior
Ii @bicago ben 10oe Muguit gil
&ognen for @ooieDelts progress
ifibe Yarti / Nor6 0afota af Sta=
belen forle6en.
Mtis &ntbrine Gielbe, af0goe
Bil1eobugger Safob 6jeloes Got:
tier, iom for to Mar ii6en reiite til
europa for at ltu6ere M11iif, er fra
Soften at aniat til at le6e Mf0elin=
gen for misunderstanding bel
Normalifolen / 8allep Ghitp. Mi1S
lSieloe er for n9rberenoe / &ipben.
boon, bpor bum npoer Bictor Sen.
6ir'S @%eile6ning.
- Mrs. .. 81. Busmortb al
Dicfinion bnr MI ialt abopteret 81
BGrn, 1om er blebet opbrnget a
ber6e. 9esu1e11 far BUN taget fig
LAT flere anore, fom BUN bar bab1
Dos fig en- fortepe eller lengere Sis
Sc fi6Ite,y fem. Tom bum bar u6ob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26

det hjalp mig efter tire
Aars Lidelser." Mrs.
MARY r L
Reedville, Oregon.
New Orleans, La. ~
Under L~ivsforandrin-
gen plagedes jeg af
Blodopstigning i Hove
Diet, Svimmelhed OF
~Rygsmerter. Jeg var
aldeles hjalpl9s fqr
jeg tog Lydia 3. Pink
hams Vegetable Com
pound, der har varet
vard sin Vagt i Guild
for mig" Mrs. GA
STON BLONDEAU,
1541 Polymnia Str.
New Orleans.
Mishawaka, Ind. =
"Kvinder kan under
disadvantages like
BRUCE g bedre end
Lydia q. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Jeg anbefaler Diet til
ale mine Venner fol-
hvad Diet har gjort for
mig" - Mrs. CHAS
BAUER, 523 g. Mari.
on st., Mishawaka.
Ind.
Alton Station, Ky
"Jeg led i Maanede
som en- FGlge af mir
Alder og troede jee
MATTE d6d. Lydia q
Pinkham's Vegetable
CnmnOrnd ho1hro1odc