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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-20
WOMAN REBEL is
MODERN JOAN D'ARc

Juarez, Mex, Aug. 1S.-For a few
hours today Mexican Joan Arc
was the dictator of this town. With
ten rebel soldiers marching at the
heels Of her horse, she rode up to
the police station, and disarmed the
provisional chief of police and six of
his men. The rebels rode away noun
ted on the police horses. The woman
fearlessly entered stores and demand
ed and received provisions, and then
shortly before daybreak she rode out
of town with her admlring followers.
The woman, young and beautiful, IS
said to be the wife of Col. Lazro Alan
is, the rebel commander, who Is OPP
Grating around Palomas along the
border. It Is said that this militant
spouse goes to join her husband afte
her raid on this town which is unpro-
tected but for few police installe
at the departure last week of Orozcos
rebels.
niCeS onOW WHItc F1SToCs
Clothed in khaki riding suit in
stead of coat of mail and mounted
astride of snow white horse, Sen
ora Alanis dashed here and there
through the town last night collecting
stragglers from the rebel ranks. Her
dashing raid on the police station
early this morning was an utter sur
prise The police meekly surrender
ed their arms. Tonight a vigilance
guard composed of forty citizens arm
ed with all manner of Anticipated wea-
pons is on patrol an the streets to pre-
vent further outbreaks of any maids
or matrons of Juarez.
Settlers Heavily Armed.
FL Paso, Texas, Aug. 1S.-Word
was received today at the headquar-
ters here of the Mormon colonies that
a strong force of rebels is nearing
Colonia Morelos, located sixty-five
miles south of the border at Douglas,
Ariz. The Americans of Morelos, and
two subordinate colonies of Sonora re
NAMED at their homes at the time OF
that evacuation of the colonies in
Chihuahua. Arrangements are being
made to send out the American wo-
men and children. 1t is said that the
settlers, who are heavily armed
may decide to remain in view of the
losses to follow colonists who left
their homes. SSs
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-20
SMITHF|ELD NEWS

Smithfeld, Aug. 1S.--Mrs. r. II
Fryer and Mrs. J. G. Blackburn were
guests of honor at porch Kensing
ton ven by Mrs. James Cragun on
Fl day last at 2 p. m. Later the game
OF reading advertisements was played
Mrs. Mae Cantwell received first prize
and n. 50 Grace Weatherstone was
contenled IN receiving the "booby
Ln.s. A FIVE clock luncneon was
s,r.ed. Tue invited guests were
Mo sdames Lucille Fryer, Mabel Black
Lu. Mrs. Harrington, and the MISS
q ca l.uc lie and VENDETTA Brighton OF
salt Lake City, Miss Grace Weather
stone of Chicago, and the following
townspeople: Mesdames Walter Ran
dali. Lorenzo Toolson, Robert Griffith,
DR.. Merrill, G. j. Plowman, e. X.
Miles, VIM. l.. Winn, John Toolson,
George Toolsom VIM. Thornley,, X. v.
Larson, A. ]. Merrill George Romney,
Leroy Smith, Thomas Cragun and
Mae Cantwell.
The Misses Brighton OF Salt Lake
returned home Saturday after two
weeks spent in our city.
A quiet home wedding was held on
Thursday night last, at the residence
of John f. Hillyard. The contracting
parties were: Henry McCracken and
Miss Inez Hillyard. These are two
of our choicest young people and they
start life under most Favorable cir.
cumstances Mr.. McCrarken has been
very surressful business man for
several years past, and Miss Hillyard
has been a favorte teacher In our
city schools. Hearty congratulations
are showereu upon the young couple
with wishes for long happy life.
DR.. and Mrs Merrill made delight
full trip in their car to Blackfoot and
return, the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Griffith return
ed Thursday night from pleasant |
outing at Salt Lake.
Moroni Price of McCammonI is visit.
ing his father
We are enjoying peaches of the
most delicious flavor, raised in our
own city by our townsman George
Romney.
Fifty-two people took advantage of
the excursion rates on Friday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. CraguH A.
b. Chambers, Mary Chambers and
Thomas Chambers attended the Smith
funeral at North Logan on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine Plowman are
rejoicing over the safe arrival OF a
baby boy.
Miss Eleise Hill is enjoying ten
days vacation at Salt Lake. Miss Lei
la White is working at the telephone
Office during the time.
Robert Fshburn and wife of Brig
ham City are visiting their children
here.
Miss Ivy Coyey was married to Ar
thur Seamons OF Hyde Park on Sat
urday last, The young couple left
for Idaho Falls
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-20

Ihere are no snaps in the business
world Any time that you have spent
IN looking for one is so much wasted
out OF the limited supply available for
success.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-20

The value of all farms and farm
properties in the United States in
1850 was s3,967 343,5SO; for 1910,
$4,000, 449,0
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-20
TAFT'S FIRST
POLITICAL SPEECH

| Washington, Aug. '16.- Presiden
Taft today made his first polit.ca
speech since he was notified of hi
denomination.
Addressing members Of the Mary
land Republican Editorial assoc atior
in the east room of the White House
he declared plainly that presidential
electors were dishonest men" II they
let their names appear ON the Repub
lican ballot and intended to vote fol
the candidate of another party.
"All we ask is fair fight. A man
cannot be in the Republican party
and in a third party at the same time
and should be compelled to make tn s
selection, said the President.
Regularity or feeling of regularity
and respect for the Republican party.
for what it has done, what it is capa.
BILE of doing, are going to bring over
into the Republican party many man
who has been doubtful, anll is go
ing to increase that number, in my
judgment, as we approach the cleo
ton.
Make Cleavage Clear.
It IS therefore essential that we
make the cleavage as clear as 1t can
be made, so that those who are Re.
publicans shall be Republicans, and
those who are with the boilers shall
bear their name and title and not be
both Republicans and boilers, because
they cannot beat least they ought
not to be, in all fairness.
1--WE ought to have electors in each
state bearing the emblem of the Re.
publican party, bearing the names of
The candidate of that party for Presi-
dent and vice president at the head
Of the ticket, covering the electors
who are going to vote for those
names.
IF there are any men on that list
who are not going to vote for the
men at the head of the ticket, do
not hesitate to say that they are dis
honest men. in that they are holding
out to the people who are to vote for
hem an implied promise that they
will vote for the names on the tick
1T when they in fact intend to vote
'or somebody else"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-20

You may follow it through ever So
many ramifcations, and in the end
you will find that advertising paws for
the simple reason that it renders a
service to you and me and to the man
and woman next door.
The great agents of civilization are
those which save time and increase
the comfort and convenience of neo.
pie These are the things that make
the railroad and the many appIIca.
lions for electricity-the telegram
the telephone, light, power-so enor.
mously valuable. Advertising belongs
III the same category, There is no
way OF estimating its capacity for saw.
ing time for increasing comfort"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-20
WHAT IF ALL ADVERTISING
WERE ELIMINATED

In the September Woman's Home
Companion appears an interesting
editorial on advertising, an extract
from which follows:
Can you imagine what existence
would be Ike If all advertising were
eliminated?
1T would mean more than the alb
sence of advertising in the pages of
periodicals and newspapers. 1t would
mean that the grocer would not have
his name or his business printed over
his door or on his window. The drug
stores would not display the globes
OF colored water. The minister would
not announce the topic of his next
sermon, nor the mid-week meetings.
from the pulpit. There wouldn't ev-
en- be sign posts at country crossroads
nor on the street corners in towns and
cities.
III you should visit strange com.
munity where there was no advertis.
| 80 ''"'N'Sib you WOulu realize now
absolutely dependent you are upon
advertising. If you wanted to 60 to
store, particularly the best store
no one could direct you, for that is
advertising word-of-mouth advertis.
ing which is sometimes as important
and as valuable as any other. Frank
ly, you would find it practically impos.
sible to live without advertising. al.
though you might manage to exist
after fashion.
"A mere child could tangle us up
ny about a minute If his Unsuitable
curiosity were directed to advertising
TO his first question we could promptly
and truthfully reply that man ad.
vertses to make money. But for the
next logical inquiry, How does he
make money by advertising? the an.
swer isn't so easy. Possibly the child.
lsh mind might be satisfied with the
explanation tnat advertising increases
the volume Of business, which is .rue.
OF course, but it is neither compre.
hensive nor final.
]
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-20
Ladies Shoes

This season we are showing of the Snap
piest Lines of Ladies Shoes in Cache County
We have great array of Shoes in Velvets, SUICIDES,
Patents, Gun Metals and Tans We invite you to
in and inspect, know you will buy, as our
prices right.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-20

For live news read the Republican
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
Hnrtmgal.

&c monorfilfe gfcisninger / Yor:
tugol far life bopt @elb me0 Jig.
Set portu9ililfe 6olf fpler life ficr:
nelte Srong til at fuo &ongcn til:
bage. @on bot Blot Ell al Sc man,
&c, Ser re0 oets Sing % brl1gte 0cts
Henge.
0eer bpis man berof looer Zig
iprlc6e til at tro, at set brc0c SAG
CT begeiltret for &epublifen, toger
mon mGgti9 fell. Man bor il
nof let, at Scr CT fomluet M Nopne
frem poo Sc le0cn0e Yoltcr, men
bisie bor bperfen funnel = ellel
billet = 9p0e NIT BLOB / Set por:
tugililfe 6olfs Norcr. Set ct =
iom Set bar / &o11gcns Sis = Ell
Min6retalsrcgiering. ct &liferegi
mente, Ser iorger for fine og brp:
Ser Jig fell ON Solicit.
Ser lt0fom for en- Gel Mor ii0er
bjen1n1e ct liternrt @(onsbillcbe
iom be0 Set ifjgnnc Nortuaal"
s bette uifipnne" Eortllgol far
inio(erti0 / 9pcr1r" rs og poo 9o11=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
Mapnet Saplo>.

8lan0t Sc @un0re6 2niinoe eng
lpnoerc og Sfotter, Ser f6rer Set
alminoelig u0bre0te Nopn Taplor
bar Set / nogen Sis berifet Ell for=
be1tl1ingsiul6 l1ro. st Gogfprer=
firma / @lasgom far befjen0tgiort,
at efter cit inliom @eitemmelie / ct
Seitamente, lom en- / 1875 til Sol
lan0 10bol10ret rig 6fotte beb
Napn Tuplor far oprettet> lful6e
bans Tprmne, 11aor Sen bar pof Jet
til 100 Mi!lioncr &roncr, foroeles
mellen1 allie Sc Eaplor, Ser fun0e
paapilc oirefte Slngtle6 mes Sir
rela6ercn. 0enne romontilfe Mrp,
ON bbilfcn ct engelif Si0slfrift gi=
Der nejere Splpsni1ger, for en- life
bpcrbogsagtig 6orbtltorie. Sen,
in1oo Mibtcn al Set 190e Marbun,
oreoe l,0pol10reoe Sen / Solfirf fpo=
te Betcr Soplor til @ollon0 efter
en- beftig Gtri0 me6 lin 9ro6er
@illiom. Neter fa1te0e Jig / SOL
lo11o oper &ornban0el, iamleoe Jig
/ MoreneS oeb EN- itor Torn1ue og
gifteoc Jig meb en- 1igele0es rig
oonif Game. SIM 096e / Glutnin=
gen al Morbun0re6ct bornlgs og
lifreoe i'm Nebd, Ser ligelebes be6
Eeter Soplor, Nentenp6elien at lin
1tore 6orll1lre. Seloc Tormuen
ocrimo6 ifl1l0e eiter Geitomentct
tilfoloe Meppens @prn, men iful6e
>enne og'oa 81 barnlbs, iful0e 6or=
ml1el1 meo Mcr1ter og g%fa1tesrenter
ligge 1rprt / 100 Mor. 6grlt 0o
1flloe Ben for6eles mellem MrpeIa=
oerens 6legt.
9e &l1n0re6e Mor ct MI forngb-
ne, bborefter S%n6faloelien er Ifet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

benoe. San ipurete ON, 1,aor BEN.
bes Grue bar gooet bort, 11aar bun
Tom igien, raar bun pleie6e at itao
.op, % bpao for 8aner bun oilers
bap6e.
Gerit og fremit gialot Set ON at
faa bioe. bnor Grne,1s @nroiiaaer
bar ejemte. &igen CAB olle Sc
Sprpsnineer, man gnife6e. Sam
uteb @enipn til 6ruens @iemfomit
sap BUN e, falf 8orflartng. Sun
1ag6e, at 6ruen iiffert blep borte
til @offen 3, mems bum pioite, al
bu,, fl1uoe fomme bbab 9iebIit
bet f1lloe bore.
Gen forfleote 8oltmanb iatte
o9ioa fra Eib til onben Ell @aife
for Mniistet. Set ifete biitnof for,
at @iaen life ifuloe gienfien6e bom.
Smiolertio bdrte Yigen plu6ie.
Zig @lepatorcn bepage fig. Sun
og berte, bporleoes Sr11en
oabneoe gocr6ere11. S Set famine
tog Bigen Jig iammen. Sum iprona
lne6 al @ncrgi op fra Stolen ,og
roobtc:
usSrue, TOM itrofs in0, Ser CT
Sn6bruoStpbe!"
6orbrp6ercn leb efter benoc. rcp
benoe til Serbs og git nibere fen
imoo 1r1,e,1, Ser imi6lertio troaotc
in6.
vSo, fo>n Sc fun Inferior,
6rlie>" iagoe ban felt ro1ig.
Men Sru @icboelis imaffeoe
Geren / og raabte ON @inIp.
Nobocrnc fom til; men fbr SC fiji
noget 1torettet, bar Gorbrp6erne for
.ipunone mes as 8agtrappen.
Higcn tar ga fl&lolt9noig uo=
mottet al Mnglt og 5in6sbeo9gel>
{e. Nolitict tom til. % en- Holiti=
brr0 blep i1uppet lps for at fil10e
S%orbrn0crnes Spor; men bi6til
bar olle 6orlpg paa at opoage
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pGret forgjr,
hes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

!temperereoe 3oncr, ioet scr bcrifcr
len tropiif Seoc "poa itprite Gelen al
Woneten. Gen relteren0e Gcl er
@olorcsne os @osier al IS og
S oisie Ggne fan oct pore
mliligt, at ser iin6es Gpreartcr,
'oer for o0ifi!ligc Si0spcrioocr iiocr
bor lebet fer paa Sor6cn.
Gn @cgne=9efiemeiter. S iioite
Msoe / Geplon-Mioelingen al
"@opal Aiiotic Societp" i Colombo
blep be lrroc &errer preientereoc
for en- lille 9amit.2 pea1g, ser or
en- ganife piounoerlig @urtigrcgner.
@m forelaeoe BAN Ell @pfte
inopifle0e &%egneitpffer, ser i. 6or=
beien bar labet til &ette, og Gren>
gen le1te Sem ollie rietig i 9sbet al
fao @efunoer.
On al 0pgaperne lfaf bupe lpot
|aaleoes: en- @iebmono giper ct
fort @iloe og beberter neb bette
|173 @je1ter me6 en- @fpppe Mis
bper; al bper Sfeppa ifal ser imi6=
lertio %afgiues II Hrocent til Semp-
let.
@por mango Misforn faor &emp=
let, t,aar bper @feppe i%noebploer
3,431,272 &orn?" Sn0en Ser bar
gaaet N Aolp Snes Gcfun0cr. ipo=
rcbe Grengcn: ~tOO>913,7O9 meo
en- Meit al So" 9'@rr. Gfiomino=
torer, Ser 10 poo 6orboono bapoe
Lott Spgaoen. gjoroe III 9rcngcr
opmprflom paa, at ban maatte ba=
be rcgnet gait; &eiultotet If11loe
|blibe 100,913,719. Men Sen lille
@egneflnltner rpite0e energiif poo
|5obeoet og blep oe0 lit.. So oa
men ocrefter regne0e Spgopen
igicnnem cnonu engona. bite Set
fig, at 9rengen bap6e Met; Set bar
|1'@rr. Gfiuminotorcr, Ser bQpoe
regnet gait.
SEQ mango OpgaDcr. ser life
bar megct lettere ems oenne, bapoe
nan nGppc forclogt bom Sollenc,
f6r fan ollere0e begpnote at gipe
Set rtgtige Gpor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
Gn 9anifer bp0 / Set Tremmcbc.

Sra Ecling mcOSeles Set, at Dor
9on0Sn1al0, Sngenier 9resiing
Ser inotog en- le0en6e Sitting / Set
fineltlfe Selegrafpnltn CT 6p0 al en-
211ngclpg0om.
Germc Me06ele!ie fortjener life
at gao l1puaagtet fen, laoDilt lom
Sngeni9r Dressing par cit al Sc
Meno, Ser gior0e Ganmarfs Mapn
fien0t og rret pau Sen imuffe1te
Maa6e / l1blonoet.
Snge1idr Grcsiing rejlte for Ell
Gel Star li6cn til &ino / @tore
Nor0iifcs Sjenelte. San gjorbe Jig
ollcreoe SEN Gang bemnrfct iom
Ell al @ellfo6ets opgtigite unge
6olf, og Set pure6e life lnnge, fer
ban iii Sil615 fra Set fcjicrliqe
Selegraiuui cu ON at toge Iicnelte
Ser. 2reSIing bar ipog os loo oIte
lpg, men ban boz / @clicoelie al eli
nni item poermcnl1elfelig gnergi ng
u0fgrte troos lin 5pg0on1 fit Or
bej0e ioo tiifrcosltillen6e, at BON
Song pao @ong blep belplrnet mes
oen fi'leiiifc pg joponife gc9ierings
gebaagenbeb.
S fit itore imltffe Stem / Yefing
bolot ban oabent @us for ale
SfanoinQper, og mango ct ser, lom
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

8la6ene, % Der finoeg noturligpis
baa6e i England. og 5fotIan6 utal.
lige Eaplor, Ser trpr fig / @1egt
me6 bin til &oIlano uopmoreoe
&eter Soplor eller inlfol6 bill gierc
6or6ri1g paa at blioe anerfjenot
iom Mrbinger. Com inaoon CT a.
lereoe gobfien6t en- 80=aarig @erre,
@illiam Gnplor, Ser Ieper paa
@ornbill Sorm ueo GaItirt. &on
ct beil9gtet / 6irefh 9inie % me-
ner ogioa at funne BUTTE, at bans
Gaoer ofte talte ON 6orretninger,
ban eioroe meb Peter Goplor Sen
pn9re. Denne lfals babe peret en-
noget piotleftig Tpr, Der Tog ON
fig me6 fin rige Snfel / Mm1teroam
.og enote meo at reile ODER % nirfe
bos bam. Otter nueieloenoe fol.
lan6if Sou fan %forsprtgt ct GeIto=
mente iom Set al 1856 life mere
9Dl6ig labes, i6et ingen III til Gags
/ @ollano fan beitemme, at bnns
@fterlaoenifob ifal bere ursrt /
100 Iar, i6et en- 2ob fra 1852
faiti9tter, at SEN Mro> ser life. i 81
Bet al fem Mar fommar til 8or6c=
ling, tilfaloer Stoten lom orpings=
lbs &opital. Men oenne 8ei tem=
melie fomnrer life til Mnben0elic
poa &eter Saplors mgrfelige Seita=
mente fra 1885.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
Set CT life Blot 5piflanb, Ibis
efter &eiier @ilbelms lo=

Set CT life Eliot 3piflanb, bpis
6remtio efter @eiier @ilbelms Ito
lagn ligger paa &an0et. ollie Sea-
tiorer trngter efter Ell Sci uo til
@apet, ielp ON ben, iom en- ierbiif
0iplomat for nplig uotrpfte Jig
ifal gao gjennem cit lang &orri=
bor. @c0 @aoet ifpoer 8perne bur-
tight / @eiret> loa at ielp gomlc
@obeb= og &eii0ensltnoer blcgner
al Wisrn0elie. @noo timber. at laa
ogiaa Earis bar facet Sen Soc at
billie bore en- Spltao meo Ell meg
tig @npn. N!anen bar / Sen 1tOltc
Sis peret alporlig 0rpftet al Sag
folf og @ioenlfabsmano, = Oct
ginloer ON pc0 l1opioelie og It's
bp6ning al Seinen moro for Yaris
at omoonne Sen til en- @aparm,
iau at ielp Sc 6pbcitgaaen6e Sfibe
fan 6ampe frem foron 6ranfrigs
@opeolto6. ut bette piloe bore en-
itor 6or0el for 2an0ets @anocl og
oberfleoiggjpre Sraniit <@onoelen
bia Mntmerpen flyer fig ielp.
Set er BOG %in0lpienoe, at ct ioo-
oa11t Hroieft pil ltille Jig operor=
oentlig foltbart, men mon baober at
foa Set frantic 6olf til at innftio=
mere Set UNDER &enbisning til, at
en- @jentagelie al Seine=Cberlpem=
mellerne for to Mar ii6en 6crne6
bil umuliggjpres. Sm Sc mco Ylo=
men f%orbun0ne Ganlfeligbe6cr lige
loa let lo6er Jig %oberDin0e / &irfe=
ligbe0en iom poa &npiret er en-
Sag for Jig. l1igiennemfprligt CT
Frojeftet imiblerti6 life, pg at Set
bill bore al ltor pfonomiif 8ctp0=
ninger iiffert nof. Sfeptifere fin
oes Ser imi0lertio ale @egne, men
oberfor 6isie benbii er man til &bi>
ncn=&bone=&onalen, og fremfor alt
til Sen betp0ningsful0e Sp0fonol.
Ser forbinoer Mtlanterbopct meo
Mi6oelbopet og for mango @fibes
@eofommen0e iporer Sen longe og
belprrligc &ejie ip0 ON Gpanicn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
st merfelist SucrialS.
Cen falife Eoitfnnftioner.

st reperlf Sperfalo fanot nplig
Steo / Berlin be6 bbjlps Sag / gn=
fen &oialie Micbaelis' 8olig paa
&urfirltenoamm. Sum boeoe ber
iammen me0 fin S%jeneitepige So
bonne 2obs. Geo Mi6oogstio blap
Der telefonilf foreipurgt, ON SRI.
@icbaelis bar biemme. @enimoo
&l. ~ fon1 ser lan en- Mfano me6
l1niformbue, iom iagoe> at ban
lfuloe unoerlege .Galefone11.
Higen nereoe inger Mistanfe
og forte Sen 6remmeoe inb / Gag
ligitlcn. @an gift fen til &elefo=
men og ipsieliatte fig ct 9jeblif
me6 Sen, bborefter ban pluolelig
penote fig ON og faItebe fig ODER
Eige11. 6gr FUN fun6e raabe ON
&iplp, bapoe ban, ltuftct benoe en-
&nebel al Sat / Mh1n6er.
Eigen opgap ini0lertio life e@p=
req. SUN latte fig fortpiDlet til
Wo6pprge, met bar ube a
Ston6 til at forbinore, at bun on1-
fiber fit, &an0erne lenfeoe lam=
men. 9erpoa tog &dperen ct Stpf=
fe &eb og ban0t tilligc Higens Sen
iamman.
0o Higen ioale6es bar faltet og
bunoet og loo bjnlpeles paa @ulz
bet, ringe0e set pes 8ag6dren. Tor,
brpoeren lfpnote Jig u6 for at lufs
fe op og fom list efter tilboge
mco en- maiferet &pinoe, ser bar
en- fort Tl6ielsiafet og par in6ipgbt
/ Ell lang, fort &anbe. GorbrD6e=
rem iagoe til ben6e:
~&bor bar 6u bpret ioo lnnge,
bborfor fommer bu ioa lent?"
S iomme 9ieblif b6je6e &pin6en,
Ser mooife bar Ell forfln0t Wan6s-
pcrion, Jig ne6 ODER &igen og flop
pe6e ben6e poa @in6en. 9erme6
biloe FUN moaife antp0e, at Ser life
Iful6e ife ben6e noget on6t.
0erpao tog Manoen mes No1tz
buen Ell &epolper og en- Golf frem
og bol6t 6em fen foran Eigen, i0et
ban iog6c:
~@e MI, at 0e CT pnl1t ififfelig,
loa Ifal Ser life pasiere Gem mo-
get. Ghor mig poa olle mime
5pGrgsmanl."
@an lplte ioo Gigens @aon6 og
fgrte benoe i16 / Gpiieltren, bbor
hun mootte toge Hlo6s / en- Gene
ltol, .ng Sen molfcrebe &ninoe latte
Zig liAe operf or.
Nigcn mootte I'LL uOltaa en- par1=
lfclig GfSome11. TorbrD0erel1 ret
tc6e en- bcl Gel Sp9rgsmool til
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S1maa Suucmiblcr.

S'uuu SuoC'utu1CA. Stl tl ~!
rem l11fif, at ioo mango Mennciter,
fgr Sc goar / Geng, un6erti6en to-
ger to, tire froftige Sopepl1lpere,
fgr &c tor betro Jig / Sepnens Mr=
ME. Saa0anne &ulpere ct natur=
ligbis berettigeOe UNDER nisie Sm=
ltenoigbe0er, men mar bl1roe- life
giere Zig set til &egel alti6 at an
onbenoe 6em; tbi mon ipeffer Ser,
beb Sr9anismcns gbne til at foloe
/ Ell naturlig og iuno Gspn. Cont
u1fpl6ige Sopemioler fan hi Der
imoo onbefale fslgen0e: st barmt
Soobo0 eller @efselfooba6 Iige for
man ffal gau / Seng; en- Sop fogt
|Ga11o eller Mplf, ser life oriffes
for barn1t; Ell Oesiertifefulo el!er
en- @piieifefl110 @onning, bellt fin
ocnbe, Ser fan tages babe mc0
parmt og folt @an0; bpa0 Mprfc
er for Einene, oct er Stilbe0 for
Serene, og Stilbeoen fan mon
bjelpe paa De6 at quite ct Gtpffc
sat, Ser -er inbfe6tct / list @oies
lin, in6 / 9rene. gn6pioere. fan
ogioo m1befales en- lille 5pooj ERE
tur, men 6c1t mao life bore for
lang eller for onltrnngen6c.
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Tan fortelle ON Den, 9resiing'fe
I@ieiHribe6 og ON Sen barme og
bi9lpiomme Maaoe, bporpaa Der
1lnge 2oniter tog Zig al ollie 9anos-
man0, Scr legte bans $us. 80
|ffilligc l11ge 2anosmano ifploer
Ser bom Iaf for, at 6e naaeoe oper
De fprlte, l,bpre Danifeltge Si0er |
Set fiernc 9iten. timber &orerops
itan6en og Sc frpstelise CONNER
bage / &efing 1900 fit 0resiino
flere @ange 2eiligbeo til at l9gge
fit Moo og lin Mono5nerperelie for
Gagen.
9ette Ggosh,6ifnb er oerfor me,
re triit eno Sc fleite, og mes bpor
flor 9e(tagelie. Oct CT blepet moota=
get / 2iten, oerom bi6ner be0lt DC
mange 9elegrommer % &onoolen>
ceifripelier, Ser er inolgbet til Store
Noroi1fes @%obe6fontor / &jebenz
babn.
Sngenisr Dressing 6b6e paa Ga,
Sen / Eefing, bbor ban %pluoiclie
fa16t ON, rant al en- Siertelam=
nellie. Sfplge bans eget 9nife bill
bans Sig blipe fart til Sbangbai
og begrapet ser. Men Minoet ON
bans brape @jGlpiombe6, bans tro=
falte &orafter og ltore 9pgtigbeb
hil lebe let,ge blanbt 2anosmrno /
set fjerne often.
Set er Soft iom ban, Ser / SET
itore 6remmeoe ifnber &eipeft oa
Mgtelie fpr BET file 9onmorfs
Nobn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

Gn &rufesior pan6re6e fen unfcr
/ Sanfer b%ortober @o0en % bop>r
fn1o1tenoig glemt alt omfring fig:
Tlu6ldig bprer fan en- itrrt
&ingen. gn Gpflilt ct nnr pes at
fjpre poo lam.
Tor1frnffet og Grgerlig ier fan
OBJ, 6erpoa faloer ban otter tilba=
&c til fine 8rublerier og mumler:
~Noo, life on61t, .jeg ll,ffer bare
life op."