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The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

Packing schools, to be conducted
by the inspectors of the Grand June
tion Fruit Growers association, will
be held in various districts on the fol-
lowing dates:
Palisade district, in charge of In
spector Ward:
Mt. Lincoln school, August and 6
Bridges platform. August and s.
Palisade platform. August Sand / 0.
Clifton district, in charge of In
spector Briggs:
Garfield school house, August
and 6.
Pear Park school. August Z and 8.
Clifton platform, August and o.
Fruitvale district. in charge of
Inspector Chandler:
Highland Park, A E. Johnson s
packing house, August 3 and G.
Fruitvale school, August Z and s..
c. b. Nichols packing house. Au-
gust 9 and 10.
Grand Junction district, in charge
of Inspector Farley:
Orchard Mesa Lincoln school. Au-
gust 5 and s.
Fruit Ridge, Interurban depot, Au-
gust I and s.
Grand Junction platform, August
Q and 10.
Appleton district, in charge of
Inspector Rupp:
Pomona school, August and 6.
Holland Crossing, August and s.
Loback school. August and 10
Fruita district, in charge of In
spector List:
Hunter school, August 8 and G.
Lester Johnson's packing house.
August Z and s.
Fruita platform. August 9 and 10.
These meetings will take place
beginning at s O'Clock a. m, and we
are desirous of having as many come
early as possibly can in order that
the instructions can be better given.
Atteach of the above places indi-
vidual instruction will be given so
far as possible to persons desiring to
pack fruit for association growers.
and Identification cards will be is
sued to those applying for same.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31
De BEQUE PIONEED DEAD
WAS II YEARS OF AGE
sentlnel special service.

oeHIIneI Special Service.
de Beque, Colo, July 31-William
Morris, II years old, a resident of
De Beque for 20 years and one of
the Oldest pioneers in the upper val
ley section, died this morning after
lingering illness with a complica-
tion of diseases. He is survived by
daughter, Mrs. William Johnson.
and son, Lee Morris. The funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs Gambler McEver of
Gainesville, Ga, will spend the week
.C. Osborn. Mrs. McEver is sister
end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
of Mr.. Osborns, and has been visit
ing at the parental home in Grand
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31
Suit on Today.

The suit of n. A. Glasco against
T. l.. Harra ct al. to recover a prom
issory not of $1,000, is being heard in
the county court today.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

just received complete line OF
artists materials. Mayer Paint Co.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31
Clifton-ites Here.

A. L. Jaaueth, Louis Meyer and o.
E. Daniels of Clifton are in the city
on business today.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31
Miss Barnes Returns.

q, Miss Helen Barnes of Washington.
ID. c., who has been the guest of
Mrs. ]. f. Billings; returned today
from a visit to Salt Lake City.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

At the close of the game OF the
tennis tournament last night Mr.. de
Beque of De Beque won first prize in
singles, and A. p. McLain of Fruita
won second in doubles
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

A reception was rendered the Wis
iting members of the Tennis Asso-
citation by the local members last
evening at the home of Jack Smith
There were 80 present.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

Rev. C. Calfee of the Bethel dis
trict was in town this morning on
his return from Price, Utah. where
he had been to visit his sister, Mrs.
c. C. Jackson.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31
MORE PACKING T.
SCHOOLS HERE

From August to August 10 the
inspectors of the Grand Junction
Fruit Growers association will hold
packing schools in various districts
throughout the county. An announce
ment issued today by Manager How
ard G. Fletcher gives the first infor-
nation and reads as follows:
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31
Leaves for. GlenMood.

Mrs. E. t. Wasson leaves today for
a visit to her daughter. Mrs. Fred
Snyder, at Glenwood Springs for a
few days.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

Exhibition of Home kinetoscope. .,
Sam B. Sturtevant is giving an ex-
hibition of the Home Kinetograph. a
new machine used for moving pic
lures in homes and schools. 1t is a
new invention of Thomas A. Edison.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31
Rack. from Denver.

Attorney Guy V. Sternberg return
ed last night from a business trip to
Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

Mrs. Robert Adams and daughters,
Misses Mildred and Velma, are ex-
pected Thursday from Salt Lake City
where they have been throughout the
month of July.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

T. r. Short, representing J. T.
Crews of Denver, was in town today
buying fruit and produce for the
Denver market
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

Engineer Fred Lowenhagen and
party, who have been doing work on
the pipe line on Big park, returned
yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

Miss Bertha Combs resigned her
position at Beach's store tonight,
having been employed in the absence
of Miss Nondas Ballard, who is off
on a vacation.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

Walter Lowe of Seattle, Wash, is
in Fruita transacting business in
connection with the lyceum course.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31
lrIrEspAY,s LErrERN

(TUESDAY'S LETTER,).
Mrs. Vance Wagner and family of
.Collbran are visiting at the home or
II. c. Wagner for a week or ten
days.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

1t is reported that Mrs. Georg
Marchant is threatened with pheu
monia.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

After an illness of two years. the
greater part of which time he was
confined to his bed. Mr.. Crosby, fa-
ther of w. c. Crosby, died yesterday
at the home of his son. Interment
will take place in the EImwood cem-
etery. Il
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

Mrs. Daley and daughter of Ouray
this morning and have taken
apartments at the Gradene. They are
here for the benefit of Mrs. Daley's
health under the treatment OF DR..
II. w. White.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

Miss Edith Corbin is expected to
return from a visit with friends at
Moab, Utah.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

John Fee and wife are guests at
the George Finnicum home from
Westwater. They arrived Tuesday
and will return tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

Miss Lucille. who has made her
home with Mrs. A. d. Mahaney for
the past two years, expects to leave
the first of the week for Paola, Kans.,
to make her home with an aunt.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

Miss Emma COrbin, who has been
enjoying vacation of several weeks
with friends at Buena Vista, returned
Tuesday. Miss Corbin is one of the
cOmpositors at the Mail office.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

Junction for two weeks,
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

Mrs. Mabel Halsey and children,
who have been entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w White,
leave today for Colorado Springs,
where Mrs. Halsey will spend the
remainder Of the summer with some
friends.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

George Phillips, graduate of the
class of '12 of the State University.
left for Schnectady, n. Y, to pursue
his course of general electric works
last Friday. Mr., Phillips was chosen
out of class Of eight. At this in
stitution the students have. the ad-
vantage of taking practical work and
are in position TO be placed when
an opening is made
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31

NJ. r. Spear OF Grand Junction. but
formerly owner of what Is knwn as
the Williams ranch. was transacting
business in town yesterday. Mr..
Spear recently lost his house and
household goods by a fire which orig
mated in a defective flue.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-14

falote til Masiemgoe omfri1g Git
Cages Slagtebuie, og ollie 8pens
ltore 8laoe bapoe ienot &%eferenter;
BOG, Set enelte 8Iao, iom ifrep ont
|Sagen bar u@bicogo 9oilp Socia-
lit.
st fort fonierpatipt 8lao / 2on=
Son onmooeoe mig ON en- 8eretning
ON 6orbofSene / S(agtebuiene. &ao
@la5ets @efoitnine ifl,l6e leg ien5e
ct langt &elegrom. Seq fableot
500 Sr6; men @looet offentliggior-
6e life Ell 9inie berof.
st ar1iet lrberalt SLAB Ien0te Sc
Ell 93epreientant, iom interpietpeot
mig ON Slagtebusiogen. sSffe e1
iSr6 fom / @lo6et. 5aaleoes blet
leg flor oper, at Ser life gapes ar1:
SEN l16pei til Offentliggibrelien a
iaa6anne &ienosgierninger ems a
ffripe cit 8og."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-14
Knng<hnm,a1f ny Drn1nkrati

Song 6re6erif Wits 0po ba1
gipet enfelte Socialiltbla6e, boa6e
biemme og beropre, 2eiligbeo til al
LUTTE 6eres ioc~ial= 6emofrotiife Gin.
6elag. Mens Ser ellers fra olle
,@t6er er bi1t EN- YSre &oloning,
posienoe til Sen for bele Set oonfe
,5amfln6 %alborlige 8egipenbe6, %
om forreiten / 6ettc Silfel6e bor
Ell umisfien6elig Some al pirfelig
menneifelig Geltagelie, og mems
felipe n&olitifen" bor anlagt en-
Some al baloofficielt @ofiprog, iaa
for oltiaa 6isle renlipe6e sociol=
,9emofroter mrent BET uforeneligt
meo 6eres Ger0igbe6 at piie &ro=
mems 6eoe @erer en- iemmeIig @e=
ipeft.
@on bar liffert Der troet fig /
SberensItemmelie mes fortrinlige
oemofrotiife Soerleperinger. Sfglge
p11ritanif=folfelig 0pfattelie ct @o,r=
geborg og Spite 6iametrale Moo=
19tninger. Set fongelige &nrpur %
oct fo1felige 8o6mel er fg6te 6ien=
Der, og man fan life bore en- 1Qn6
.Demofrat 116en ,tillige at bore @e=
publifoner.
@borer MI 6erne Tolfefome6ie=
,Spfattelie til @irfeligbeoen? @igrn-
ion merte set life, Sen Gang ban
poo Gro6s al Opfattelien bos GIer=
tolfet at SEM, bbem ban politit
1too nermeit, faite6e Jig ino / @am-
pen for at bebare &ongemogten /
George efter l1nionsoplgsnangen.
Seller lite toler @r%faringerne fra
De beltaaen6e @epublifer for, at
! oenne Statsform ifuloe bore set
oemotrotiife 6remifri6t ierIig gum
itig.
9e bebpoer lite, for at fin6e @e=
bier, at goa til Sc ip6amerifanife
&epub1ifer, ifignt Sc ofgiper CTS
empler NOT paa, at Mogten / ct frit
8orgeriomfl.n0 life iuit oltio foloer
{ 9qnoerre paa en- Gato. 0gloa
.bbor &epublifen er uobiflet unoer
mere cipi1iiere6e Sormer, og bpor
Den beres at en- giennem Marbun-
oreoer nobifIet 6emofratif Eanfe-
maaoe, bar Ben bift lin ltore l1ful6-
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@uao en- &rig piloe foite Sbiflano.

Hrofesior Otto 6iicber oeo Sen
tefni1fe &gjifole / 8resla1 bar / en-
Sale l6gt at beoiie> at Epitlano,
bba6 &engene p%e0rgrer, nof funoe
r6boloc cit arig noen at blipe r11i.
neret, og at man nof fan op6ripe 6e
%n66oen0ige Mi6ler, raar 2onoet life
|taber @obeoet og life bigger tilboge
for Sfre. ,
&egjeringen og 8anferne, Tiger
&rofeslor Siicber, mao bore re6e
fra &rigens 8egpnoelie. 9erof az
berger l10fol6et. Smfoltningerne
UNDER en- &rig pil6e bore Is Millio-
ner Marf ONT 9agen, noar Slaaoen
ifal mobiliie res og &rigen fun f9res
me6 en- Tront.
Ser maa for Megjeringens SEQ
fommen6e i%fjelnes mellem to Ee=
riooer; / Sc ferite iefs Tiger uofre=
beg Ser 1900 Millioner, 6erefter
$500 Millioner, 11aor &riger parer
ct Star.
9anferne mao fllnne foripne
@an6elen me0 Sc ngoben6ige &opi>
toler. &igsbanfen moa regre me6,
at man al Sen bill forlange benbe6
|2,750 Millioner Morf; men Sen
fan let tilbejebringe oisie Yenge,
ga Sen roa6er oper 1900 Mil(ioner
Il re0e Benge og 100 Millioncr
Marf Soornet / 5panoalt. elsie
flp6en6e Mi6ler biI til(o6e Sen at
u61te6e 8onfnoter for $500 Mils
Iioner Marf.
&egieringen pilbe ga en0nt
mongle 4 Millior6er til at 0nffe
Smfoitningerne be6 Ell &rig, TOM
bareoe ct Mor. @o[ron0en MiIlior5,
mener Brofesioren, man fltnoe fan
be6 en- &rigsifat = set bil6e bore
omtre1t 25 Morf for bper 8erlon
Higet -, og &elten 1fuloe tilpeje,
bringes neb ct inore 2oo11.
Gen tpife &rofcsior to1er life
!om Sic Dire og al Sen @lel16igbe6>
en- &rtg pil6e fore mes fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-14
Set amcrifanife SbnScfjpS % Mmc=
rifapresIen.

Upton Sinclor, Sen beremte ame=
rifanif e 6%orfatter, ifrep, iom be.
fien0t> for 4 Nlar ii6en nSS;l1nglen"
en- ubpggelig Sfiloring fra Gbica=
COG Slaetebuie. Sm 6enne 8ogs
6orbiitorie offentliggier Upton
@inclar III, fplgen6e Mrtifel / 2on=
Son nGoilp @erol6":
"6or fem Star ii6en opfor6re6e
&e%oofteren at Seem Dorf @eroIo"
mig til at foronitolte en- M ltn0er.
i6gelie al Torbol6ene / 5logteb,,.
fene. Seq funoe imiolertio life
ielp poatage mig 6enne 0pgope
men jeg fje16te en- an6en poolioelig
Mono, iom bar pillig til Bette Mr-
beioe. San tog 6a Bla6s poa @lag=
tebulene ct &ar Maone6er og ifrep
Seref ter en- in6gaaen6e Mfban6Iing
ON 6e Ser berIfen6e frpgtelige Eil=
lta116e.
Men bpo0 ifer?
Seem Sort &eroI6" offentIig=
glor6e life Ell 2inie al oenne 8e=
refining, enoifi6nt SEN iomle6e Sc
battion nGre6e 6en Mnifnelie, at
@1agtebns=Mfferen bar Sen oller=
ltbr1te Gag, iom 8la6et bob6e bopt
/ bele lin 2epetio.
&eoofterer, ser bar EN- @lu6 / ct
8laofoniortiums &nnoer, fog go
gen libel, og belIer intet onoet SLAB
/ Seem Dorf tl1r6e ifribe blot en-
2inie beron1.
Seq bolot iaa ct Goreorog I
Seem Sort ON 5lagtebus=@ fanoalc,
5000 9erioner. Sntet 8Ia6 i
Meu gorf ifreo ct Orb. Seq ino-
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palgtes til 5folens Goritanoer og
set operlo6es til bam iammen tne0
oen nh 8eltDrelle at aniette Sc ngo-
ben6tge 29rere. &obbolm bliper,
.og Ser er en- Muligbe6 for, at baa-
Sc 8agner og MppeI ogiaa bliper.
&nuoien forlangte, at. Ser ifuloe
omorones paa Sfoler, iaa ban fun
Sc 30 Ser mes lin Gamilie og ober=
tage og le6e Sfolens @%usbol6ning.
2gn $1,000 aarlig, iamt $500 til
@usbol0ningen. @fsamensfomiteen
TOM til at be1taa al BaIt. 8licbfel0t,
- Mar, S. Sgrgenien, 2 Mar, og
g. @gtfe, 1 Mar.
&aitor 81. g. Mn6erien blep .8es
itprer al 8%ernebiemmet / Chicago
og @afon Sbrgenien at Set / Eplcr.
IS. 6. S%tranoifop fraboo fig @ien-
balg til &e6aftgr at n&irfelte
@amler". EilIlut tilbeo @olto1
@9tfe> at ban og &oitor 9an bill:
Sc %reoigere 8labet, og &aitor So:
Der tilbe6 al bore Sorretningsfe:
TER, bbis man bil6e beige 6em poo
IL Mar. gn1temmiqt balQte. 9
Mnle6ning al, at ser blep Sale or
at forbpie g. 8. &o6bolmS 2gn
tilbe6 56n6ergaar6 fra 9migbt a
gioe 100 til Gorbgielie al &o6bolms
I2en oa 800 til Mppels for G
jMor. &icolaj &ielien fra @bicag>
tilb6o $50 i famine 9ieme6. @et
tD Sormano, 8ait. @rapengaaro
oplDlte, at paa @rr116 al reiteren6'
SHORTCOMINGS og Sc Smfoltrin
ger Ser bil6e paalebe be6 5foleni
0m6annelei til 8opel for 6oriton
oere11, bil6e Ser itrafs bore 8ru!
for $4,000, og ban benitilleoe II
Me6et at begpn6e Sn6iomlinge1
itrofs. Mf Deltagere p6e6es itraf;
$4,000 eller 6eroper, og man benter
at Ser 1e6e fra @amfun6et inare!
bill in0len0es &eiten til &asierercn
D6erligere fan noteres:
Acknowledgements fan fao 8pg
geplaos og $4,000 / Clinton, ga.
og Ge0ar Sails tilbp0er $4,000
6. 2orien bil fun gipe $4,000
bpis set fommer til at 1igge / 9e;
Moines.
gn Sof bleD ien0t til &ult11smi
miiteren og lt0palget / 9alrmari
for6i Sc bop0e len0t 8rof. Sobanie1
Jog Baltor @rl1n berober paa Sore
oragsrejie.
9erme0 bar om%trentlig Mars
mn6et ofiluttet for 6e111e @ong.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-14
Gmseljf er life mof.

8epi0ltbe0en ON acknowledgement
al at tilegne Jig &ienoifab til ct el=
Ter flere leben6e Gprog uoenom
2on0ets eget ipnes at tre11ge frem
mere og mere bos intelligence Sine
'rtfanere.
Settle er al lpeciel Snteresie for
5fanoinaber, Ser prgper paa at bep=
oe Be nor6iife Sprogs Snofprelie /
@gjlfolerne.
Gorle6en ifrep rMinneopolis
Sournol" blon6t on0et felgen6e /
en- &e0aftionsortifeI:
hinge Nmerifanere, bpis 6orel=
6re er fg6te r6e11lanos, buroe fien-
Sc oeres 6e0res Sprog. &eo at
babe bert set talt / @jemmet, ml1=
ligens / 9ioleft, bor Sc ct 6or=
trim, iom Sc life u6en nioere Ifrloe
falte 8rag paa. ut 6enne Gpr6eI
er onerfienot fan Sc ii &Iasler
itonoinabif Sprog / @outb &eigb
tiene iom @fsempel poo.
@tuoenter, bpis 6ornlorc er eete
Mmerifanere, benptter ogiaa Mnleo=
ningen til at tileene Jig ct @prog,
1om mooife fan blipe til flor &ielp
for 6orretningSlipet, og lom ogloo
aabner op for 6em en- M 9iterotur
og EN- MI &11ltur.
@ponf ct ct an6et npttigt @prog,
Der 1tooig bill faa mere SsSnteresle
efterboonoen iom Bonamafanaler
bringer % / nermere @ergrinQ met
De iponlf-amerifanife 2an6e.
@noog bel u66anme6e Mmerifone=
re er ofte ufpnoige i frcmmeoe
Sprog. @nselif bar ipites at be-
re aft, iom bebebeoes bi0ti(, men
rneo ben itore Meng6e al trent
meofeofe in6en bort -2an6s @ren6=
Ter og Dor G9fit iom @er6ensmaqt,
maa bi benbenbe iterre Spmerflom=
be6 / bore 5foler til an6re mooerne
og leben0e Sprog."
Noar ct iao itort og in6flp0elles=
rigt 8la0 iom obennppnte u6toler
Zig poa Sen Maa6e, 1oa bur6e set
bel lite bore mere ems Dor 8Iiat
moo % ielb, bore 8ern oq bort
2an6 at ri Sfan6inooer gier Dor
Hligt og bringer Dor Mn6el til
bette SANDS l16bifling ! fre1nmeoe
Sprog. 81 burbe Iegge ollie bore
Gpner % Snoflgoelie ino paa at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-14

!. Texas-Lone Star State; Beed
Heads.
Utah-Honey Bee State; Nor
mons.
Vermont - Green Mountain
State; Green Mountain Boys.
Virginia - Old Dominion;
Beetles.
Observation-Disclosures State;
Chinooks.
West Virginia - Panhandle
State; Panhandlers.
Wisconsin = Badger State;
Badgers.
! Arizona, New Mexico og Okla
homa har saavidt vides like er-
hvervet sig kjendte Dgenavne
endnu. Indian Territory, SON
MI err Part of Oklahoma kaldtes
ogsaa "No-mans-Land".
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|foo Sc noroiife @prog inofsrt / ollei
&biifoler i M%or6peiteny bpor Sfan-
oinaperne ct iaa talrigt rcprGlcn=
teret.
@r ltniperIet ,,cnoelist?

S cit BOG, iom Ell fienot ipenif
&relt, Calm / Malme, fornplig
far uogipet, bebon0les ogiaa Sioel1>
lfabens 9tilling til o%penitoaenoe
|@pergsmaal. Man bor tioligere
ment, at bette Spprgsmaol at Jig
lelp maotte blipe beiparet meS So,
ga CIT @rnnoic for &er0eusipitcmet
life flut6e tnnfes. @pa6 bar Der
laa uoenfor? Mn or imiblcrtio &c
melt moberne Mltronomer peo at
qipe ct a&16et Spar.
Sc ,1pe 6orlfni1ger ipnes 11cm=
Tia at befrefte, at alle 5ticrncr %
|@tiernetaoger CT at Denfere til ct
eneIte @pltem, og 10 11Grmere man
|fon1mer til Bette 5pltems GrTno=
fer, 10 mere ipre0te og lpage Bit
Der &lo0erne, % at ser u0enfor FIN
fin0es Set TONNE Mlm. Ser lfll'
Sc altlaa otter Bette finn bore ct BE:
gr9n0let &etbensipitcm.
Sc npcltc ltn0eriggcller bar lige=
Ieoes bcfrpf tet sen Opfattelle, al
bort Solipitem CT bcliggelloc / NGr:
beoe,1 al bele set itpre Ser0enslD;
items Centrum. @crpeo bar Der
golnle bibelfe Spfottelie / CT big
Torlton6 faoet S%preisning. Gftel
at &%ppernifl1s DonOc pitt ltbol6bor=
be6en al SEN gan1le greife ptole=
mnilfe slnifuelicr on1 Sorocn, iom
Set, bporom Spl % Stierner oreie:
Sc Jig, iegte mango 6iloiofer al
bnb6e, at Soroe1t bar Ell 1lbetD0eliQ
Elanet / cit Mffrog al Seroensaltet
@erimoo proteltercbe ollereoe Sep:
let, Ser ia96e:
rGelp ON mtan antoger, at
Stierner11e ltrGffer Jig r0 / Sci
u%en0elige, loa CT set 0og lonot, at
bet os omillttten6e @er0ensalts 1T
ber1te Gfe0 fin6es ct beltemt tom:
Sum, iom / meget er uligt Sc ep
rtge tomme &nm, Ser filler 5tier
ner11e as, bporfor man bar &et a
flute, at ber CT en ierlig Nlaos o(
iiffert &er0ens @ierte."
&or Si6s Mltronomer er lom lag
al famine Mening, at bort 5olID
ltem befin6er Jig / &erbcoei1 a
l1niberiets Mi6tpunft.
@ele @tjer1eprimleu, ser onto
ges at u6gi6re flere 100 Millione1
&lo0er, antoger ma11 far 6orm Jon
en- 2inle. SO nnrmere man fom
mer til 2iniens Miotp1nft, 10 tnt
tere bliber &lo6erne. Mi6t ON Gin
fen banner &lo6erne beo 6eres Sect
be6 iom ct @aon6, set er MeIfe
beien. Sort Golipltem lfal oltiat
befiu6e fig / Mi6tel1 al Mnlfepciens
nbpre Sing.
ga, Bette ct SEN npeite o%jtronon1i
ife 6orflaring al Serbensipitcmet
og oen icr fife felt u%ian0ipnlig us
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-14

2ige liocn Ger0ens Sfobelie bor
Snolfaben flD0t lom en- 1tao1a
frempploenoe @trem1, og Set ltoo1
fife / menneifelig Magt at ltanole
Sen. Snttcs Ser Ell Som for e1
@te6, lfoffer Sen Jig l10leb ct onoe1
@teo. Men 1raar man lenge bor
bemerfet Bette 6enomer1, og er fom=
met oper fin fprlte itore retfproige
&orme, fer mar1 mere relignere'
poa Singene. Sbi set fer 10 sc
beloigpis ret ofte, at Snofabens
@eiultoter life iporer til SpbapetS
6orDentningcr, og e1on11 %oftere, al
ben iom graper en- @rop for or
6re lelp 6nn1per / SEN.
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116srauningerne I Eompeji. @e6

Sc fortiatte l16grdbninger / Eom,
peii UNDER 2e6elie al Brof. Spina5=
5ola bar man fun0et ct belbeboret
5resfomaleri al piounoerlig Sfipns
beo. Maleriet, ser fan0tes paa
Sronten al ct &us moo en- offentlig
Sci og bar beifpttet al ct frem-
ipringen0e Sag, foreitiller @enus.
@uotn6en, 'Ser fremitilles me6 9ia-
oem / &aaret, itoar poo en- al fire
pragtful6e in6iife @lefonter truffen
Sogn; ODER og omfring benbe er
Der onbragt pinge0e Mmoriner.
Sarberne er 6en Gag / Sag meget
imllffe og friife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-14

$ Merico gaor set ltooigpgf lip=
Iigt til. Mr, bar General S5orcp
u%6for6rct General 8po5e. Ser1t=
nepnte bpr toge fig iogt = ltolt=
nppl1te bar operplunoet morgen Ell
COS Man0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-14

Scr o1orig ltolt, naor Sin Sir
fen froues mes 5eir og bereoer Dig
Sore, og olorig moo1es, naar Din
reoeliqe &irfen m%islpffcs el(er for
baanes.
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81, bpormeS ban %giennemferer fine
Soccer, ifal man le0e lGnge efter,
ifrioer vgepe Morge" / 8rooflpn.
sTATERNEs oG BEBoER
MES
(Nicknames.)
Nickname }

(Nicknames.)
Alabama-Cotton State; Here
we rest; Lizards.
Administrator State; Tooth
picks.
California-Golden State GoId
Hunters.
Colorado-Centennial State
Rovers.
Connecticut-Nutmeg State
Land of Steady Habits; Free
stone; Woodennutmegs.
Delaware-Blue Hen State f;
Diamond State; Muskrats.
Florida = Peninsular State +;
Flower Land; Fly-up-the-creeks.
Georgia-Cracker State; Emp
ire of the South; Buzzards.
Illinois-Sricker State; Prairie
State; Suckers.
Indiana Hoozier State; Hoo
ziers.
I~owa-Hawkeye State; Haw-
|keyes.
Kansas = Sunflower State
Garden of the West; Bleeding
Kansas; Jayhawkers.
Kentucky-Blue Grass State
Corn Cracker State; Dark anc
bloody Ground; Corncrackers.
Louisiana - Pelican State
Sugar State; Creoles.
Maine-Pine Tree State; Lum.
Der State; Front Door Yards O:
New England; Foxes.
Maryland--O1d Line State
Monumental State; Sweet Queer
State Crawthumpers.
Massachusetts-Old Bay State
Baked Bean State; Old Colony
State.
MISUNDERSTANDING State
! Lake State; Wolverines.
Minnesota = Gopher State
North Star State; Gophers.
Mississippi = Bayou State
Tadpo1es.
Missouri-Central Star State
Iron State; Pixies.
Montana-Stubtoe State; Stub
toes.
Observation-Disclosures State
Blizzard Home State; Bug
Eaters.
Nevada-Silver State; Sag'
Brush State; Sage Hens.
New Hampshire - Granite
State; Switzerland of America
' Granite Boys.
New J~ersey-Garden State
Mosquito State; Clam-Eaters.
New York Empire State
Knickerbockers.
North Carolina = Tar Hee
State; Old North State Turpen.
, tine State: Tar Heels.
North Dakota - Flickertai
State; Flickertails.
!; Ohio-Buckeye state; Buck.
eyes.
Oregon-Webfoot State; Spiri'
Land; Web Feet.
Pennsylvania-Keystone State
! Quakers.
Rhode Island-Little Rhody
Gun Flints.
South Carolina = Palmetto
State; Weasels.
South Dakota = Swinge Cal
State; Swinge Cats.
Tennessee-Big Bend State
Volunteer State; Whelps.