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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19
6aaroe Sipspilfdar.

gtaar Ger / 9torge aQttcre5 lou 10
rig for Ell SSH~olfrTntlttuq al l)0oons
6rtnaerL ina er Der nanuIigUtS /
o. for fig lHtet at uoi9tte oerpaa,
iipr nan Ser ionltiolg gisre5 Tor
autfttge 6oraHitoltninaer til Ell 6ors
bebring al @iuSuilfuorene blan0t De
Guardianship, hporiru llopanorlu'
gen boDeoiogclig rrfrlttteres. ut Der
imi0lrrtio cn0nu TOR mango er mere
emo goo 8run0 I'll at u0Uon0re %
ieae i'm Spffe u~6enfor Norge, fan
Der bel - buor ionrt oct emo er at
inoremme Def - neppe ppre uo9er
SuiI ON. Telqcroe gcretniuger, Der
hioirttc8 ira "Giocr8 Gcgn", taller
ioriaaOt0t for iiq ielp:
@eit for &ammerieit noe | SoOet
bigger Qoppen % Gf8fiorb &erreo
nleb et Srbbpgg1rontul al omfring
1900. Get bar belt IiOen 1909 isQt
ON ct 2am puo 10000 Sroner al
Stut8fuSien, men AnbruQcuhct er |
niSie Gage ocfinItibt afiluut pcb fors
aeliq Heiolittion. 8 SuIti@oepartes
mentets S~oreorog iinoer ui Ell Rpfs
fe triitc GpInsuirqcr ON De haarbe,
rGiten iortpiIeoe &ipspiItoor, 6oIf
Dcruoe fan ho.
Serreoet err iuufet onbere % on.
here / @iGib. @elt iiben 1903 bar
Ttiferterue itubiQ Iloot ieil. Sra
1908 iii 1907 omfom 80 Mtono /
I'm bcoite gloer poo SiselL pGient-
Zig 6miliefOrisr9erc. buiS Otter
Liable mautte hiPIpe@ .of TuttiQfnss
fen. 3 De ionme 4ar git TO eiter
Sorbolbene tore Nun0clalnpuo 2onr
furS. SeIe Giitrittet bIep rammet
beruf ga Oe u0eituaenbe 6orbrinqer
bIep irbbrcDet. GnbeItg mbcriIoa
&ensnlanoeu iom Sfutteopfrpper
iIerc Elliel &rotcr. : 1908 nor
'YorboI0ene ioo iIemme. at mango
bent irem 'uItet. @ommuner moot
f. Dele no Wel Tor at lln0re Den
Itsrite Rso. Ser bar ingen 6orbina
belle meo lloenperOcuen, life Eele-
for. life Tumpitib&orIeb. Naret
eiter bIep set enbml uprre. Ntunae
raatte ipIQc lin cucite $40 oQ apms
miu1cn ub0cItc Mel / itsrre lloitrEf'
ming emo fer. E]reotllrernc '~lIltet.
Sfutter bar Der uUitCu life Gale ON
al brine iuN. AommlIuen Fuuoe life
bpffe cu0og inc u~potorftigite llOs
qtiter. WiUl0ur blcu iI0rre % %itorrc.
= 1910 Dieu 0ct en0nu mGIet pUrre.
Tlifcr iIoQ after Nell oQ G~r0iprereH.
So9neprcit 9tube. mOberettcr til
NmtmaUOcu, at Tolt hoI0t pau at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19

iterIiae 2ebelie al Snngepelierne -
bar oct berlig 9oliam FOR Seaeme
oa SiGl. Seq er 0espprre Soneer
mere al s%snteresie eno al 8aan -
bar nGiten iunget melt pr. Ben bio
til men leg bill olorig slemme
oct operpGIbenbe Spn: Den itore,
taal1nobige Sangeritare rrloer
gierns 5%aftitofs lpoise &ebeIie, -
o. Den itore gtpbeIie at bere Den
magtige Gang. % in ieg ribite
Sroet at oct - bar ieg ielp meo
og iat1g meo 9io % 2Dit oct beoite
ieg bapoe lert, Sg life bar ies
bsrt mere enb en- Wening ON, at
Saneerfeitens &oncerter bar itorar.
teoe og mleget peIlpffeoe.
Sslgenoe er bet pe6 De to Rorcer.
ter ubferte Brogram:
FRIDAY, JULY Il.
+. Overture-Le Domino Noir ........
d. r. r. Auber
ORcHEsTRA-H. NJ. RUDD, DIRECTOR.
D. Civ Agt. Alfred Paulsen
GRAND CHoRUs-EMH born DIRECTOR
3. Hear We Israel (Elijahl ..........
F. Mendelssohn
MILDRED !. RoMsDAHL, SOPRANO.
a. Olaf Trygvason -. +. A. Reisiger
WINNEsHEIK Co. N. SANGERFoRBUND
CARLO A. SPERArI, DIRECTOR
). Prologue .......... Leoncavallo
GUSTAV HoLMQuIsT.
8. Naar Fjordeue blaaner ...... Alfred
Paulson
CHICAGO NORWEGIAN SINGERS LEAGUE
7. Norrona Kvadet (Sigurd J~orsalfar)
Ed. Greig.
GRAND CHoRUs-SoLo-EIvIND BoRsUM
Intermission
s. (a) Serenata-Love in Idleness...
Macbeth
CD Norwegian Dance. Grieg OPP. s.
ORCHESTRA
9. Du ....-... .SIgne Lnnd
GRAND CHoRUs-ORHEsTRA ACCOM-.
10. (a) En- Sommerdag ........Kierulf
(b) Nor. Heinrich Mathis
(c) Ballade-Knud Lavard .......
G. HoLMoUIsT.
fl. Varde ....... Johannes Haarklou
GRAND CHoRUs-SoLo-G. HoLMQUIsT-
HALTEN DIRECTING
II. (a) .Jeg elsker dig .......E Ed. Greig
(b) Jag er ung...... Hallstrom
(c) Good Bye ...............Iost
MILDRED |. RoMSDAHL
IA Ossian BcSchmit
TWIN PORTE SINGERs-G. FLAATEN DIR.
IA. Trombone Solo-Intro. and Polo
naise .......... Jules Demersseman
TRYGvE HELSETH
Is. Landkjending .........E Ed. Greig
GRAND CHoRus-SoLo-G. HoLMQUIsT
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19
~ uosferbunoet"S

= TIIIIl
gargangs 5te 6eite er uofommet
meo isIgenbe ISnoholo: Gen uorife
Siitorie al Crit Gulum; Rorife
&ionerer poo aqueritaS 8eittuit, al
6. gt. SbuIanb, 9toremPno ! aiua:
Rorte aIrter / Amerifa, al arfi.
teft Sobn v. Gooe; Naaneoen /
Norge, 9f Reoattsr Aars Sobans'
Ten; Sra amerifas Aoromgno, al
81. 2. ". Sort8; SorOen run0t;
DteooeIelier ira ltoromonosforbun
Oct. st iiploent ~interesiout % lGie.
perSigt 9eite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19

pt 1tol 10 dltlO 9aa.
9en @amle ~fortalte, of S%eoeboer-
ne | oisie Gage leneoe meget mere
ipariommelig og tarpelig END nu-
tilbags. llnbertiben funbe set iom
5slge beraf bore libt imaat meo
FaalGgget paa Sproernes Wab.
Saa par Der en- SprOeoreng. Gn
rigtig u~oipefuleret anegt por ban.
gn Dag fom ban er9oenbe Stem fra
Warfen. Sans Waomober ipurgte
bam ON Iariagen til hans Sorg.
9rengen fortalte ba, at bans Zine
bar blebet laa merfelige. Gen enc
Dag bar De iaa CODE, at ban funoe lie
Wsniteo airfe giennem Often poa
bans Wellemmao. Wen ben onben
Dag bar De iaa oaarlige, at ban life
funbe ie, ON Ser Dor fSebt paa bdns
greb eIler life. Siben Sen Sog por
Der inqen al Sproerne, Der lit lao
goo Meqemmao meo iom nppnte
3reng.
Roar Here SprOer en- Sang incl
lem traf lammen, off oct lpitiJt til.
Soa Iegte man ~giergmanb", tog
"Suno eiter Sare" eIler bapoe allbre
Guniter for. S~elpfelgelig eif San-
oelen liolig. Ger blep ogIaa al %
til taget ct "2iotag".
Get ifeebe ogiaa, at en- al Srengc'
ne bapoe ct grpnoglas meb. Saa
tGnbte man 9ou[ og iteate Goteter.
Set ifeebe berpeb en- Gang inellem,
at Der opitob itore Seoebranbe. Der.
for blep Sprberne pgiaa altio for.
bl1bt at ga meo 9r9nbglas. Men
iaa Hog man SSlb meo Staal og Sten
og Los 8niiterne fGnee / ct Stpfte
5pripamp.
Ser bar EN- nteget pnbet Seq, ser
falotes at "faite &nip". Den gif til
paa fsleenoe Waaoe: Sele Toffer
fatte fig | en- Munbfrebs. berpaa tos
en- en- ~2ommefnip, ser ffulbe bore
meget ipios. San faItebe &niperr
'aaoan, at ben tom til at iibbe folt
meo Spibien neb / SSorben. Serefter
lagoes anipen lott paa oen llo-
itrafte Saanb. Sreoie paa Ben fnpt-
tebe Saanb. Tierbe Sang iattes
&niuens 90 paa BEN lille Singer.
Sper Sang ifuloe aniuen faItes iaa-
lebes, at ben fom til at itaa meb
Sptbien / Soroer. 90 bette giorOes
mere og mere uanifeligt for bper
Sang. Spereit par oct ben fieroe
og iemte Sang. 9isie to 8oit fitnoe
finn De uoferc, ser bar meget spet.
Se, Der funbe, nso itor Inieelie
blanbt be sprise Sproer.
Spert aait inolebebes meb Sreml=
iiaelie al ct Sim, forifieaiet for bert
''
auIt. s oct bel taaet Iaoer oct til,
at Sprberne far ppret meget poetiit
anlagte / oene Sio, tbi alt gif paa
Slim.
30 Gage par i9rlig Werfeoage
for Sprberne. Set par Binieoae %
SDpiouerbag. Zen iioitnPpnte Sag
gialbt BET ON at fomme no pda Se'
ben / goo Sio. Gen IibIte fit Iaprl
al %Sppioperer", og bette Hapn be-
bolbt ban belle slaret. Biniebugsof,
ten gialbt oct ON at fommte biem
meb Saarene / nogenlunoe goo Sio.
Den iioite blep falot "Natrapnen".
Naar Sproeorengen blep 14-15
aar, ifnloe ban ppre aorl.
Sou er bet iielbent at lie en- iSaare.
fIof paa Seben. Sette Susopr ipt=
ter Rutioens Sebebonoe life Iaa itor
Rris paa, iom ben eanle Sebebonbe
eioroe. 9e enfelte Saar man far,
itaar / Hegelen bInone. Saa bebs'
pes Der ingen Sprbeoreng til at qua
og pogte Dem.
Mien Sprbeorengen, ianoan ION
man funoe tr9ffe ham paa Seoen
Wioten al forriae Iarbunoreoe, er
oerfor ogiaa MI en- Sppe, Ser berer
ben ipltnbne Sib til.
8. 6. Sanien /
"SSpQanos Eoiten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19
SATURDAY, JULY IS
1. Scenes Pittoresques tAnselus- Fete
Bobeme).. ....J. Massenet

l. Scenes T1tIOTtSuuCS NhHSCiuS- ClC
Bobeme). .....J Massenet
ORCHESTRA
:. Brudefarden ........F A. Reisiger
GRAND CHORUS
;. Robert, tot que, Jaime-Robert le
Diable. ...... Meyerbeer
JESSIE HAzELToN AsKEGAARD-SoPRANo
4. Den store hvide Ed. Greig
GRAND CHoRUs-SoLo-G. HoLMQuIsr
8. Toreador song Carmen ....- Bizet
GUSTAV HoLMQuIsT
8. En- Naarnat .....,.. Oscar Borg
r. X. VS.. S. Ass'N-DR. VIsTAUNET, DIR.
7. H6r oss Svea ......... Wennerberg
GRAND CHORUS
s. konge Kvadet (Sigurd J~orsaliar)...
Ed. Greig.
GRAND CHoRUs-SoLo-EIvIND BoRsuM
lntermission
o. antasia-Traumbilder IL. c. Lumby
ORCHESTRA
10. Sanger har Lysning Alfred Pauisen
GRAND CHoRUS-SoLo-G. HoLMQUIsT
IL. ;a) Oh! Had IJubal's Tyre Joshua
Handel
90 Prelude-Cycle of Lite. Ronald
(c) A Birihday.........W oodman
JESSIE HAzELToN AsKEGAARD
IL. Tordenskiold ............. Selmer
MPLs. SINGER UNIoN-ERIk GUILE, DIR.
IL. (a) kamrat ............ korling
OBJ En- Sangers Bon...... Reisiger
lei Sotargossan ....... Lindblad
G. HoLMQUisT
IL. St. Paul Singers Union
X. Trombone Solo-Air Varie. ........
Arthur Pryor
TRYGvE HELsJsrH
10. Landkjendine .......... Ed. Grieg
GRAND CHoRus-SoLo-G. HoLMQUIsT
SEQ BEN fprite Ioncert | Saber'
nuflet bar oct meo talrige Stag og
IinrpIcr ppnteoe Sofale iulot al be.
Qeiltreoe Sanaere og ct life mlrlore
beQeiitrct Ehtblltum elter Sl'
ial0aiulperre at BONNIE. Ut Der bar
minoit 5000 tiliteoe or hpuet opes
al Spil. Mcu at Der fun uur regls
witreret mcllem 800 pg 600 Songere
i~orbauiebe mig at bore al lelpelte
SaSicrer Sliou. &or 'auleocS Dc
funtrolcrbare SurgereS glltal mint
ore enc furmobet, ioa lang Dc Dog
ioa goot, at Son9erielten / Sarge
pil tao iom oen i~toritc % melt bel
lufteoe. Ser bar Here enc ieg, lom
blep glr0eIig ooerraifet oeo of faa
bore Sborpalo 2onmncrS fiGtfe %
opatige Glep giuino Serium lom
Soloiit. % ban gift = meo Ell mini
ore traitig Neit euo @llltai Solm'
uuiit - oellne Ell bei Sang / for'
itaaclie$fulot oa itemningSfuIot 80
reorog al /. gr. &onaetpaoet %
9tprrsnofpaoet al Sigurb SoriaIIor.
Zen opatige Sanger er Sirigent for
Chicago Iorife Slub$ Songfore
nilg.
6orpprigt er lea life competent
iii at ppre aumItoomuer pua Sanr
gems o. Mtniiffeus Smraaoe, Do req
CT Nulater ar rerelte Wallo lloeti
theoretiif llnoomnelie. Sg naor ies
tiger, al ieg folte mig Iigclaa riltalt
al SerinntS Sang % Soreorag 'orn
al Solnlauiits. % er Ell liaeloa 'tor
@elul6rcr al MiiS 9tiIoreo Roms'
oabI icn al MrS. ,sesiie Sa5eItoE
Nifeaaorb, iaa or oct fuu al lmtle
40 ~ Oct sisr ieg ielp, Ge sioroe
ale line Eager iaa sobt, at De er
bRpet bolt ooer min Hos, % Iea
Tiger Dem alle paa Sangernes %
SiIbererues &eane: Saf! Ceres
@iorag siorbe life minoit I'll, al
SangerieiienS apncertcr por en- ltcr
| Sufceis OF berIige Minbcr for baaoe
Sanaerne % DC, Der nit oplepe az
operp9rc Sangerieltens aoncerter |
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19
6vroerne paa beoen.
Gn Sppc, iom or iuriuunoet.

|
Gu Sppc, iom or ipriuunSet.
ght opoprfes Den ipoife Sebe mere
oa mere. Store StrGfninaer tages
boert aor ino nnber aulturen. Sg
Seben er MI ogiaa uoitpffet, lna at
bper Wtanb eier lin Gel.
s iorrige Iarbunbreoe ~ftrafte
Seoen fig imiolertib mileoibt % poe.
Spem ser eieOe ben, pibite man ofte
life ensang. Siot par Den aaes eller
ingens.
Yua oisie itore Strafuinger gift
ON Sommeren og Soften De fore
SaarefIoffe. Sproeorengen bar Der
for ogiaa en- pelfienot Sfittelie paa
Seben / forriee @arbunbrebe.
9igteren ct. ct. 8lider bar fit
ferlig ofte paa fine 8anoringer laat
Werfe til ben lille Saarebproe og
bans eniomme SilpPrelie. s bpert
Salb eiper ban en- nalminoelia goo
og trnifenoe Sfilorina al Sproe.
orengen / lit 9iJt, naar ban %lfriuer:
"Mobs SoiS ban par en- fon Sol
tringsfnpit.
ban gif meb Soren / Sien,
incl iaa ilop ban Spng tc Ell "SGit".
incl ida bandit ban am Wieu
en- 9inl te bans Moper,
az iod lang ban inlea, u n
81 Dor EFT iaa blot, &M
npr ban tog re aa bnea 1Ea "
| ga la lah, la la lib, = ~
fpm, iaa ifal a bib"
Get bar illgen misunderstanding
SilppreIie, SprOeorengen frilteoe.
Sioligt ON Wpreenen oroa ban Of
Iteb meo SSaareiloffen; / i'm Salfe
bopoe ban noale Mteaemmaosltpffer
OF Ell balp Slaife Tano ener Welf.
Set par belle Eropianten for Ben LAM
ae SuJ. @ilbe ban baue mere at
ipiie, filnoe ban oelifatere fig mrb De
mango 9Pr, Der fanotes omfring.
Set ifeebe ogiaa, at ban tit en- SLATE
Melf, en- STE og en- liben Saaerfen
meo / lin Saife. Saa pluffeoe ban
Sorteber os ipiite Dem nleo Melf til.
Tioeu funbe 10 nof faloe lang Tor
SprOeorengen. Meu / GeJelen bao-
Sc ban ct eller anoet Mrbeioe for.
Sielben blep ban lot til at ilaa 2png,
Sette Irbeioe bar 10 nemlig brnoet
til ct beitemt Steb, bpilfet fife bar
iaa beIbi9t, oa ban Ihtloe felae meo
Saarene. 9erimpb banot ban ofte
elmer al Sibien eaer &eOlingerilen.
Get ifeebe ogiaa. at ban maotte gao
meo "9inbeteiet" | Sannoen % or.
beibe meo Striffepinoerne. 9ette
Irbeibe lprte @ernene / cit megei
tiolig Ilber.. SGrlig / 9inbeegnene
= Sammerum og Spssaaro mef
omligsenbe Serreoer.
ltnbertiben pIuffeoe Sprbeorenger
"~Saarfamper", iom Dor Stenglernt
al en- Sipart. If bisie StRns!er
Ser bar meget ieige, fletteoes Snort
% Heb. S aobt Seir par oct life lac
ilemt for SproeSrengene, tbi Soore.
ne bar / HeJelen life ioa pnnifelia(
at paste paa, oa De nrlten altib off
Ell Slot. Men | Regnpeir par De,
triit. Gaa rem flaoe SeoeitrGfnine
bar ser life oct fierncite at frpbe
Sfful peb. Wan bar oa ogiaa er
Rpffe Sproerim ira bernie Sib, Be,
giper llbtrpf for Sproebrensene!
Stcmnina, naar Heguet piifebe neo
oper ham, ioa al ban hlep gienncm
bIeot til Sfinbet.
gn aammel gftpstSmanb m
Sionbs Serreb. ser aierne pilbe tal,
ON 9ipet paa Sehen, Iom bet formed,
liz / hans @arnoom for 70 gor iioen
bar citeret ct al oisie slim, iom han
tunbe hiiife ira Sen Sio, han 'elu pa1
Sprbe. 9igtet, Der err paa Spoif, e.
lapet al en- S~proeoreng.
Gen eunle Siano5oer giengoi
Timet ~iaalebes:
Set reaner OF set blaier,
OF Sinben aier os folb.
@ui nnooe pi arme Sicprer,
u vi fruffcr i'll EN- AupI0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19

nyEtEp ss sroorp GLASS H.ruS JVEr lsrH 1905 AZ rHE Posi-
Sruer AT Dnoos.H, Iowa pNBIE uE AI ~ CoNsKEss o.
lAsB s, 1885,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19

q ia5be til or Sol,
mi Mape par iaa boil, "
4 iaae iii Or Naan,
a bar fRroig Ill az oaan,
a fornam / min Comm,
Der bar albrig en- aromm,
p Melmaoer 9 iaa imaa,
e Dam er ila laang,
p Sr9ifo er iaa taang.
Sui naabe ri arme Sisprer,
hi fol 10 altib gaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19
Notwithstanding
17oe Suli

zps 81. yanI 2~peemarfes.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-12-27
mr. XzHe5 " xaE6E NGN7Y - -RzESI

strikes a full hundred thousand glasses are
raised aloft in the joy palaces. and the health Of
the New Year is drunk.
The lobster show places of New York-human
and crustacean-are jammed to the doors, with
the tables engaged weeks before hand The noise
and the wine-drinking zone extends fully ten
miles. with every foot of IT packed by yeilins.
struggling good-natured crowd. marching in IN
ending procession up and down the streets Al
midnight the din the roar and the rattle that
has kept I'D increasingly since the electric lights
were turned on breaks loose in one mighty blast
that threatens to tear even the subway trains
from underground and jar the elevated from
their tracks. Nowhere else in the country is the
celebration so blatant SO ridiculous and so reck-
lessly extravagant as there.
From the spectacular standpoint and the long
list of notables on dress parade no celebration
equals perhaps. that at the White House az
Washington All society of the capital attends
Second only in splendor of display to the glitter
ing uniforms OF the diplomats and the army and
navy officers are the floral settings Uncle Sam
furnishes the flowers from his wonderful green
houses and likewise the music. the famous Unit.
ed States Marine band that always plays at
White House functions
Every vantage point is seized upon for the
banking OF flowers and extreme care has to be
taken that they will not impede the progress OF
the 10000 people and more who surge through
the rooms at the reception All mantels are Gov
cred with blooms and palms and bouquets IN
placed at every convenient point
The president takes his place in the blue room
and the procession begins with the foreign am
bassadors headed BY the dean Of the corps and
the ministers and attaches Of the various lega-
tons Then come the chief justice and the other
members of the judiciary; then the senators. rep
resantatiyes army and navy officers and other
officials Of the government Later in the day the
president receives the people at large and their
waiting line generally extends from the front
door OF the White House out to and down Penn
sylvania avenue for several blocks
| At the present instant old 1919 changes 70
new 1918 a million miles OF telegraph wires
and countless wireless stations win publish the
glad tidings to- every city and village In the
| country and TO ships at sea And this win be
ofhciaI. too. for the message win come direct
| from the United States naval observatory at
Washington and still more directly from an old
sidereal clock that has long held an honored
| place In that Institution. This pain-faced old
4 clock Is always correct never varying even one
4 hundredth OF q second fror the Astronomical
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-12-27
BREATHE rHRoue4 YOUR EARS

In those prehistoric times when you we're =
tadpole and | was frog We breathed through
cur gilis ard If we still I'D tnhezcvlcslz Sad all
kindred germs would have 8 batting average Of
coo
Such are the teachings or Or. John G. Davis
of the University of Virginia medical department
delivered before local body OF medical students.
according TO Washington correspondent OF the
Pittsburgh Dispatch
You can exhale air through the ears now. Just
take chest fun OF air. close the nostrils and
try to exhale The air viii come out through the
ears Muscles OF this old breathing organ have
been out OF practice for q few thousand years
and it viii require practice to get them in
order
Il would advise mothers TO train their children
in this new but old mode Of breathing. Il viii
greatly help against many troubles. there
would be no chance OF getting infectious matter
into the lungs or throat. After little practice .
child win De able to close or shut his ears Just
as : fish works his giIls,
Originally the nose used for smelling
only After while man began taking long. gen
erous smells. and later developed his breather
into smeller at the expense OF his 'giIls. II my
advice were followed man would have three
breathing organs instead OF two within two gen
erationA
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-12-27

nevertheless, fact that each nation has Its own
New Years day. Even the cannibals OF the
South Sea islands and savage tribes of Central
Africa celebrate the beginning of the new year
with some sort Of ceremonies. One general
characteristic however, marks all the celebra-
tions. and that is the spirit Of rejoicing and
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-12-27

by religious observ-
ance and festivals among the
Egyptians, Chinese. Jews. Rom
ans aud Mohammedans> many
centuries before the Christian
era, New Years day is still the
one holiday celebrated by all ma
lions, civilized or savage. While
true that the first day Of the
new year does not fall stimuli
taneously in all sections OF the
globe, since all countries do not
nse the Christian calendar. It 10.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-12-27

Tomorrow's task is always easier
than today's.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-12-27
A Smart Boy.

~Yeu are an honest boy" said the
lady. as she opened the roll OF Eve 81
bills. hut the money lost was S.
bill Didn't you see that in the ad-
vertfsemsnt?''
''Yesslm." replied the boy. Tt was
IS bin that found. but had i;
changed so that YOU could pay me a
reward. Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-12-27
Compromised.

YES" observed Mr.. Huffy, 4 in
sisted that l was going to. smoke all
OF the house, and my wife said l
couldn smoke anywhere except in the
library"
And how did you fix it up?"
"Oh-er-we argued it out and
finally compromised. I've given UP
smoking altogether"
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-12-27
AL Inapproprlate MaehIne.

Detective-Did the cashier do any
thing to divert suspicion while his
subtracting operations were going
ong"
The President-Yes; the hypocrite
persuaded the directors that the bank
needed an adding machine
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-12-27
Teddy Knows.

New, Teddy said the teacher. is
Jerusalem proper noun or com,
mon ncany"
~Taix't neither" came the prompt
reply from Teddy. ITS an eiacula-
ton
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-12-27
a Deal on the Side.

Why Is your hired man working
so iHdustriously all OF sudden?'
4 .thlnk he has a deal on with a
novtag pirtpreS concern which wants
. few films OF life on the farm
Kansas City Journal
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-12-27

feasting. Many OF the
customs are quaint
and unusual. but still
fraught with the spirit
Of reyelry and good
will.
In our country. of
course. especially in
the large cities. merri-
ment and conviviality
hold full sway, though
the watch-night serv-
ices In the churches
appeal more to those
of serious bent. to
whom the Passing of
the old year and the
welcoming OF the now
are causes for refiec-
ton, meditation and
even sadness.
In New York. Chi
cago and most other
cities the New Years
frolic Is a veritable
Bedlam of noise and
revelry. Millions are
spent In wine and
ooetlv suppers. and as
the hour of midnight
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-12-27

A pretty girl will turn mans head
in spite of the boil ON his neck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

in both England and America. It's
central idea briefly IS that now mans
knowledge OF the clrths surface is
complete he should Judge the world
as "a unit. not rs collection OF nation
Al units--should look at II from a
planetary ana no, from a national or
racial view point.
Gilbert Murray. the distinguished
scholar who IS now occurring In this
country says in mis- preface that the
little book came TO him like a spring
in tho desert" and In speaking OF the
possibility OF applying the plan adj
vanced. ne says:
III Aristotle we're alive should
have no more doubts lie would take
over triumphantly the organization OF
the Great Analysis-tt is Just the sub
iect he was working at-and lead us
within some measurable time 10 the
Great Synthcsis which should follow
H. This is not the nrst time tina, he
has been missed; and | can only hope
may find way to replace him ny
some fairly satisfactory undcrsiudy
Many guosscs as to the authorship
OF THE Great Analysis" have beou
made one man well known I'm iitertry
circles says II, sounds like Wells. but
with difference" several others
have guessed that il was II G. Wells.
Another thinks tina, the author is Nor
man Angel whose Great Illusion
has created such % stir IN many pnrIs
81 tho civilized world Leaving aside
entirely the subject Of the probable
author 1t is surely a hook OF remark
aoio originality and great suggestive
power
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04


by .eona Dairymple Mcbride. Mast
and CO.. Of Now York Sls5 net.
y story OF q wonderful Crcmona vio-
through the intrigue Of tho william OF
the romance and bought toy . wealthy
young American. VINO found the name
OF the owner on secret pane! within
the violin and started ON Journey
TO Italy in Search OF this man to re-
store the violin and penetrate tin, mys-
tory Of its theft
The journey led the american 10 a
snugly hidden away VALLEY called Rer-
itola where after some delay and effort
he discovered tho object OF his search.
learned the history OF the violin ana
placed 1T la the hands OF the musician
ana man OF rank from whom IL had
been secretly taken
In learning the history Of tae Violin.
the American become acquainted with
lovely young Italian girl whom in
tho end ho won for his bride
That tnere was william. an ftai'an
count, who created an sorts IF un-
forseen dimcuitios Was matter OF
course He mighi have gotten tho best
az the hero hut for anoglcr American.
The heros friend. WHO outmatchci the
william in astntcness
The book has some pretty Gcscrip-
lions Of italian sooner, 90 n ana is
pioasngly Written. tn. nlot hoiu. wen
managed and Tie characters w"lI
drawn Tho cnd Of difficulties and tho
beginning Of happiness Leaves tho MIND
OF the reader with the plensautcst Of
"reminiscences