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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-05
NEW CITY COUNCIL ORGANIZES
Alderman Boyan Chosen President and Practically All
Former Appointive Officials Are Retened

Mr.. Krogdahl has held the position
the past two years, and his work
has been highly commended by the
council.
For plumbing inspector there
| was but one applicant, Martin Hal
| verson, who received votes az
against for I. NJ. Wall, former in
| cumbent of the position.
Following the election of officers
Clerk Bickford read lengthy com
munication from the Progressive
| League, in which attention was
called to the size, sanitary condi
tions and general disrepute of local
depots, and in which stipulatione
were made for the creation of city
telegraph office. The communica
ton contended the local depots
were neither creditable to the roads
or to the city and recommended the
passage of an ordinance correcting
the existing evils noted. The mis-
sive was accepted and filed and re-
ferred to the health committee.
The bond of City Treasurer Pratt
was fixed at $4,000, to be paid by
the city.
The bond of the Tritchler Electric
Company for the up-keep of the
White Way, was accepted, William
Fitzgerald and J. S. Cherne being
named as sureties.
Standing committees as named
by the mayor and accepted, for the
ensuing term, are az follows:
Finance-Heritage, Peterson, Nc
Ghee.
Streets, Alleys and Sewer-Boy.
Ian, KimbalI, Coffey.
Light and Water-McGhee, Cof'
fey, NOLAN.
City Property and Buildings
Moilan, Kimball, Coffey.
Ways and Means-Heritage, Staff
Weber.
Ordinance-Coffey, Staff, Kimball
License-Moilan. McGhee, Kim.
ball.
Elect1on--Boylan, Weber, Heri
tage.
| Prinling--Kimbalf; Boylan, Staff
Railroads.&c. Heritage, Peter:
| son.
| Rules and Regulations-Peterson
Weber, NOLAN.
Weber, Coffoy, Peterson
A tinge of acrin1ony entered into
the meeting at the time of the nam
ing of salaries. but it was only {
tinge, and the salaries as named fol
the appointive officers for the tern
are as follows:
Clerk, $3.50 per month; attorney
$50 per month; city engineer, $l5'
| per month for term OF three
months; health officer. $50 pc
month; deputy city clerk, $75 pei
month; street commissioner, $l1;
per month; milk inspector, $50 pc
month; meat inspector, SIS pc
month "poundmaster;$8O per month
assistant engineer, SIS per month
assessor, $50 per year; treasurer
S95 per month.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-05
Expect to Reopen Billiard Hall Tomorrow

Lusk & Slgel, who were burned
out at the time of the fire in the
Johnson building adjoining the
Enterprise in December, have been
busy this week unpack,ng and set
ting up their furniture and fixtures
for their new place, which is expect
ed to open tomorrow.
In the new arrangement OF the
room the barber shop annex is eli
minated and the added space not
only gives the firm far neater ap
pearing place but needed room as
we'll. Their tables are OF the finest
type manufactured by the Bruns.
wick Bake company, and their fix
lures throughout are of the neatest
pattern. They enjoyed a pleasing
patronage prior to the fire, and
there is no cause to doubt their old
trade will return with added zest.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-05
Commence Grading on Electro Railway.

John Runquist, the railroad con-
tractor having the work of corstruc-
ton of the new range electric rail-
way, has this week commenced the
work of grading on the new line,
having crews quartered at Gilbert,
Ellis, Kinross and Virginia engag-
ed in the work.
While considerable effort has
been put forth to have the propos-
ed line of the road through this city
changed to operate on Chestnut
street it is improbab bic such change
will be made and that the road will
go through on Wyoming avenue
as originally planned.is generally
accepted. !. II. : #. = ~ Z :. !
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-05

The new city council entered ite
official existence Tuesday evening
under auspicious circumstances
the best wishes of certain friends
being pleasing'y attested by an ar.
ray of cut flowers and potted plants
which bedecked each desk.
Following the call to order retir.
ing Mayor Hawkiuson in brief ad.
dress expressed his pleasure at the
harmony which had existed be.
tween himself and the council dur
ing his term of office, stating that
he was proud of what had been
done for the city, and that in retir-
ing he felt he was leaving his chair
to an honorable successor, calling
Mayor Murphy, who briefly stated
that he realized he was taking up
quite task if he followed in the
footsteps of his predecessor, but
that it would be his effort to give
the city as good an administration
as possible; that he was not COM
ing in to stir up any trouble and
hoped to work in harmony with the
council in aught for the best inter
ests of the city.
The council proceeded to formal
organization by the election of AL
derman Boylan as president by a
vote of as against for Alderman
NOLAN, and as the president-elect
took his seat he was presented by
retiring president Osborn with the
gavel, the emblem of authority,
with the statement that he felt he
was leaving it in good hands.
For the vice presidency an infor
NAL ballot showed A. D. Heritage 3,
Frank Weber l, !. l.. Kimball l, F. J.
NOLAN and A. Staff ], formal
ballot resulting in the election of
Alderman Heritage by a vote of 6,
J. l.. Kimball receiving 2 and F. J.
NOilan l.
For the city clerkship no applica-
tions had been filed, but A. E. Bick
ford made announcement of his
candidacy with the result that he
was made the unanimous choice,
the president being instructed to
cast the ballot. This is a fitting
recognition of Mr.. Bickford's abil-
ity and of the efficient manner in
which he has cared for the duties
of the position in past, he being
credited the best clerk on the iron
ranges-ever alive to the duties of
his office, courteous, prompt and
correct.
For the office of city attorney ap-
plications were received from O. A.
Poirier, D. D. Morgan and Geo. +.
Shea, an informal ballot showing
Poirier 4, Morgan l, Shea 3 and r.
]. Montague l. ochoice was made
until the third formal ballot, when
Mr.. Shea was awarded the plum by
vote of as against for Mr.. Poir.
ier.
Applications for city engineer
were received from A. F. Benson
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-05
Will Petition for School Bonds.

A petition being circulated this
week asks for special election OF
the Independent School District ol
Virginia for the purpose of voting
bonds for the erection Of the pro.
posed new North Side School. Ac.
cording to contracts awarded and
those vet to be awarded it is esti.
mated the new school building will
cost trifle upwards of $4,000, and
it is probable bonds in the sum 81
so 0OW will be voted. E :ss *.z.s...s
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-05
Attend Consistory Meeting.

Among Virginians in attendance
at the annual meet of Duluth Con-
sistory of Scottish Rite Masons this
week are DR.. Fisher, w. J. Archer,
George Simons, Lyle Brundage, C.
Nicholson, r. L. Griggs and An
drew Hansen. A large number of
others went to Duluth yesterday to
be in attendance at the Maundy.
Thursday banquet.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-05

and E. F. Johnson, and while the
Duluth papers have heralded the
election of Mr.. Benson the salary
and emoluments of the office will
continue to go to Mr.. Johnson, who
retains the office by vote of five as
against four for his opponent.
For street commissioner applica.
tions were received from Michael
+. Bonner, c. Chritopherson, J. E.
Okerstrom and John Doyle, the in
formal ballot giving Christopher.
son a clear lead, he receiving as
against for Bonner and l each for
Okerstrom and Doyle. A formal
ballot gave him greater lead, the
vote standing for Christopherson
and for Bonner.
DR.. c. NJ. Golden and Dr. John H
Grove were applicants for the posi-
ton of health officer, the informal
ballot showing 4 for Golden and s
for Grove but the first formal bal.
lot showed 6 for Grove to 3 for his
opponent.
For milk inspector DR. Guidineer
was the only applicant, receiving s
votes while one d lie rman expressed
his preference by voting blank.
For poundmaster and dog.kille1
Ole Johnson was reelected, other
aspirants for the honor being p. J
Cannon, Chas. Berglund and !. E.
Mattson
E. B. Hyberg, Peter Schuster and
w. !. Lenertz were the aspirants fol
meat inspector, though Mr.. Lenertz
; was the one recognized in first for
ma ballot, receiving the nanimous
: vote of the council.
For city scavenger applications
we're read from Herman Newgard
and Stewart Murray, the latter be
. ing chosen by vote Of 5 to +.
John Il. KrogdahI and Axel +
Carlson were the aspirants for the
city assessorship, Mr.. krogdahl be
ing reelected by vote of to 2
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-05
Hibbiag Elks Will Build Home.

At meeting of the Hibbing Elks
on Monday evening it was definite
ly decided to erect an Elks Home
in the west end village this season,
and committees were placed in
charge of the preparatory work. 1t
is not decided whether the Home
will occupy the site of the burned
Healy theatre or whether another
site will be selected.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-05
winston Dear niiag Men.

The Winston-Dear company are
this week hiring men tor their
stripping contract at the Buffalo.
Susquehanna mine. They will no,
commence work this week but ex.
pect to commence active operations
for the summer the coming week.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-13
@nrO, GolO.
Ten 25Sept. 1912

Zen ,. Sept. 1912
3el oar / Den ieaere In lpit
uoale Snffer + 9laOene ON at
6iglpe iatti9e 1ouitere. Ger lioer
al Spring, til ct 0p6olo p3a ct
Sanatorium, % en- 5n0ienOer nrp.
neoe IGrIi8 Sanatoriet / 9rui6.
Gette 6rogte mig paa Den (oatc At
iortGae ON, 6porOan iea 6Icp 6el.
bre0et pna octte Sanatortum.
Giteraoret 1901 tom ieg til I'm
Gafoto. fra 0annarf. Ginterea
1908 (ieg bar Den Sang omtrent
33 2lar aammcD 6leo ieg ip1. ban
oe 9leoninger ira 2un1erne, %
en- Qoftor ira Germ.aion erfipre.
Sc, at ieg par bdar0t angreben Al
(uberfIer. Min Q}ono talie OH, at
iea iflloe reiie til 0enper, men
0oftoren iaaOe mel; oct par til III.
gen 9iptte. San iagoe, ieg hmoe
life lcpe / Colorado, lea ifuloe blioe
I%i9genoe, Der bar ingen SipIp ior
mig. Dor Frp1t Qnitor 5. lb.
9unO) talte iaa meo oS ON Soua.
toriet 9rlI6; ie8 reiite ioa til
Siour Gitp til en- 0oftor, o9 otter
at ban bop0e ut0eriest mig, inaoc
ban, at ieg bar 6aarot nn1re6el
al Eitberfuloie, men ban raooc0c
ma til at pr6oe en- litr til @nti6,
% ban tilfsieoe: r0u mao ifpnoe
Dig at fomme al Steo, ON 3 Maa.
Heoer fan on life gaa."
Seq 6oooe ingen emit til at rel.
ie, foroi ieg troeOe, lea ifltloe %, oa
iea uilOe belIere 6lipe Dos mine
9srn til oct ii0ite; men minRn am
mente, at ie9 ifuIoe prsne en- lur.
% ieg rciite iaa Den II. april ei.
ter at 5ape oGret iengeliggen0e
oct meite al Gioen I to Maaneoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-13
Ynitcmr
li9e Nrans

bleu engat9 iplrgt, 5ooroaa 5aa,
Den itore 8iOenifabSmanO, tunoe
tro paa ariituS.
seq oil tro, iuareoe ban.
Sans Qieuing par pit fife oenHe;
ieg oar M engang tdget oct Furti
at tro pau ariitus; oerior tror je1.
Oct uil0e upre 9ilfoarIigbeo, life
Billie. Sans @enin8 par pit oefL
at 1ro life bpiler paa uioenita6elige
9epiier; [ro 6oiler alto paa Ell
geilutning, iom ct Menneite iatter
/ jim Billie.
Den natirl gpis Jar oeune De.
ilutaing attn line @ruuoe. On ior.
uuitia Billie er alto %6egrunOet.
0dpoe man III ipur1t Faiteiir, 5Ua0
&rnnOe, oct par, iom bcpG8eoe BAN
til at pile tro paa 3riitl9, 0a fan
ri 10 fife Di0e iaa noje, bpao ban
pil0e ioaret, men ri iful6e tro, at
bans Guar pilOe pare goaet i lam.
NE Netning iom De 5uiinoers. Der
bar idgt: Gn Spnoer iom it9 trGn.
ser I'll Ell 6relier iom BAN; oerior
tror lea paa 5am.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-13
Get furtcitc Beers / Yi6clcn.

Solicit er oct? Sa. oct tom.
mer an paa, on man lpier paa
oauif eaer paa grGif, / 6oiltet
Sprog, iom befenot, oct me Ieita.
mente oprinoelig er i@freoet.
sfaa Can't er oct 500. If, 30:
.,1Seins @rGo". oSa", tiger 0iGoe.
len, - Tor ban lGier 10 ogiaa 9i-
belen, aonife pint paa lin Maner -
Der fan ! lei ariitenoommen er
Den bare 9eorSoelig6eO og 9egrp.
0eligbeOl Noar man oil finoe oct
f~orteite llotrpf / en- 6opeoiltm Tor
8riitenoommens SnObolo, iaa bliuer
oct bette ilGbenoe: oSeins ar9o,
0 OrspeIiel"
Men 0iepelen bar uu aa.geuel
alOrig ioritaaet at lGie 9fbelen
ret. 06i Ter man rigtig efter Den
gr9ife 0riginaluOgnpe, iaa iinOer
bi ct 8erS, Der er en0nM f%ortere,
nemlig /. 0besia(. ;. IS, 6por ser
itaar: 49Grer alto gla0el" Goa
Brpif er Der finn IA gogitaper I
bette 9ers npautote fairete", meOens
Der / So6s. If, 95 (eoafruien 0
SeinS) er rs g%oqitaper.
Soa iieer ri 90 a~Itina, ifal hi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-13

San bnr life graoet lit Talent t
Soroen. ISgr o@enerale1" for nogle
aar iioen reiite til 5apon - ban
oar oa IS @ar - piloe Sgnnen
6aoe 6am til at lone life At boloe
mere EMO to Msoer ONT 0age1. Nien
Den gamle oGgreOe Jig PED a gioe
ct ina ubeiinoigt 26fte, oct b0ieite,
ban biloe lope. par, at Dan, mar
ban baoOe fplot 50 Aar, piIoe tage
6oriIoget nnoer OoeroeieIie,
Rutot ON pan Soro iinoe5 Ser
9ionesbDr0 ON, bnilfen utrPttelig
9lrbeioer @iIliom 9ootb bar peret
Il i'm 9erres 8ieneite. Son bar pitt
ben friitne garmbierti9beo Bel iom
alorig fer neo til De opbeit faIone,
ban bar pit, at garntbjertigbeO
moo Sielen moa gaa 9oanO /
.6aon0 meo 9armbiertig6eo moo
9egemet.
De mange prattiife A|npisniu9er
9ootb Dar gioet til at finoe 8eie
ITO al Nenneife6eOens iociale AteO,
oct itore iociale oSlum". 4rbeioe,
bans Scr bar lat t Bert SEN
.0taon. oil blipe PEG at itaa iom
blioeuoe Minoesmprfe opcr 8il.
Liam 9ootb.
Gaar ale De 2@resfranie er ois.
neoe, iom 8eroen / 0e ietere Adr
6ar raft u6rcIiens Scr % oens
o@encral~, oil Diinoet blipe oe0
at itaa tilbage ON Ell 5tornlano /
@uos Aige, en- Wan0, 6pis Stor.
6eO beitoo i, at 6an oilOe OGre
allies 1iener" / Meiteren5 Spor.
o6emmeliqbeOen peo 0en 8eIiig
nelie og 6rem9ong, ser bar ftI9t
nit Mrbel0e," bar Boofb e1tgal1g
ia9t, oer oenne: @uo bar faaet nit
alt. Der gar opret Neno mco Ito.
gere Sierner enO jeg, meO ~itSrre
@uner emo iea; men ira Ben 0a9.
iea fit 2onoons LATTICE logt paa
nit 0ierte, 6eihltteoe iea, at @uO
ifnloe 6ape alt. 6po0 ser oar al
@illiam Boots. % 6ois Ser er
noaen oouoeIig strait i 6reIien5
&pr oa / nit 4lrbeioe Den 7og /
I0aa, iaa er oct, ioroi @no BAR bele
nit Siertcs arrIt96eo % Iii.
bcoelic, al min gillies strait % al
Den &noflpoelie % Gncrai iom nil
Gin rnnoer oper."
Get er @ilIiom Booths uDi5ne.
liae arons.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-13
Brit ennOins Gn.6Grorifte. Sra

1rif 0nnOins 6nebGroriffe. Sra
IN 25c Tlaife Of SnnOins AOnoens
iereOe 6nebGrirup fan 3e tilabe 5
@alloner cller 125 0las at en- JUMP,
u%elimasenOe og iOrfriifenbe 3rif.
SnoebolOsr lite bet minOte MltObOl.
grGpareret al rene, importereoe
GnebGr. ajeb 2unOins. osn eneite
Gste. Silialss hos bore agenter.
SinOes DER insen Msent / 3tres
9abOlag. iaa ipsrs 9srss @rOeerD'
man eiter 0ea eller ienO 25e oirefte
til Os. 4genter enitss Obsralt til
at iGlse Dor fonOenierenc Gneber'
iirup % bore JamilirsM eOicinrr.
StOr SOrtjnete. %Ore Setingslitr
til Nsentrr ienOes irit paa 5Orlans
genDr. 9unOin & &c.. 117.119
VI. Gli,abetb Ct, SbirasO, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-13

baoe aritenoommens &ooeOlun
notrpft / to ilnaa roppe, forte 0rO,
Der ligeiom fort og tnapt fat ipigre
oens @ooeoin0boIo fait, iaa bliDer
oct oisie to: apantote fairete,~ -
oGrer alto glade! Ser er ingen BE
arpoelig9eo = to9rtimoO Ell eoig
inbIenoe SoUian9, en- alto rin0eu
De @le0e54ailoel
U}en Tor Neitet taffer ri @uo for
6egge De to 9ers, iaa forte De er.
dbi De RUNNER to Ioner, JON ri
tenOer laa goOt, % iom iaa oite
finger idmmen / troenOe Nenne.
ifers 6ierter. 81 taffer 8uO Tor
oct, Der itaor ON, at SeiuS greco.
IA, @uo ife 2op. at ban tunoe
arPOe % pnte5 in0erli9t! geO Oil,
lbon0 oct betpoer?
Get betsO 6perten mere eller
minore emo Din. % min epige sSrel,
ie ira 6~ortabeIieus 0p6l
&ao0e ,5eius iiooet / i'm fiernc
5inmeI / toIo Buo0ommeliQbeO
o%perior oct orne arpb, iom fnloe9
0ienneltenes 9srn bpao iaa?
euer bap0e ban in0ifr9nfet Jig til
iom Ell baarO SfGbne, ell 6ppnenoe
CONNER, ell ubejelig 9tenteii5 at
tl9te oS Tor pore Spnoer - at,
bo. Itet Dub al apol og Sorg og
Den m itaar Der. at Seiu5 greco
ariiti aprligbeo tpaltg 6an berneo
ira bans lpie 6immel, toang BAN /
anr moer Spnoebproens 8pgt t
@et6iemone toang Dam op paa @ol.
aors iom oct @los Gam,
Der bar al Geroen5 SpnO, - Der
ban, grpoenoe oper Den
StoO5 SpnO, beoenoe for iine
SLENDER.
8, fore Sipl, tat on paa Dine
anr ior oct 0ro ON Scius, Der
1r9O, tbi oct or oin 6relie, % greco
ioa life oper SAM men ooer 0ig
'elp oa oin SpnO!
Saa ital on ogiaa fomufc til at
taffe @uO Tor oct auoet &er9: Be.
rer ATTIC 9laOel"
"a iful De euiqe ailoer ppl0e
op / ot oierte, "a ital on bragg
meO 5lpbeI al 6rclien5 ailoer,
% Oq ifuI on naa oct. on alori1
laar &eroen: alto at opre glao,
- Joni Fauhls i%friucr: u@lroer
'oer i @crren altiO. after iiQer ieg:
eoer!" G5il. 1, Il.
e, oct er noget anoet emo Den
iorIoieoe @lGoe, 9crocn
5pocr paa, % iom oen isaer / 6Io.
ifen cler i DC iprogleoe Selifnbs
iale, rei. farit naar Sin @la
oes slide, ia ale oine SLIDER er il
0errea iarit Oa fan on altio pore
III @uos Gaa0r, til @uo5
cOi1 alaOe ri itol pare / oor
SENS @aon."
$40 9ioe ioa Big, fpre Zen, ret
NJ 9eaaemleoe oisie to f~orteite Qers
gibelen!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-13

Seq 6egpn0te at fele mig be0re mart
% oanot 8egt, iaa oa ieg bauOe
ppret ser / 10 NdoneOer. bapOe
ieg onn0et q Sumo / 8egt og par
ia raft, at ieg fllaOe gore alt nit
0usarbei0e ieIU. Get er mi 80
aar. ii0en ie8 iorIoo Saaatoriet,
4 iea er en0nt raft og itrrt, o.
ie8 better life mere.
Get er me0 GafnenmeligbeO, ieg
tPnfer tilbage paa nit Opbolo paa
Sanatoriet, paa oen a9rlig5eo og
Ombu, Der bIeO ott mig al Dem
ale, % man foGer Jig Der fife iom
en- irenmeo paa en- fremmeo BlaoS,
men mere iom ell itor 6amilie, %
ieg baaber og be0er, at 8u0 orl
oeI'i4ne og gengGl0e baa0e Baltor
% Q}rS. Na0ien og ale Arbeioerne
Der ait 6oa0 De ger for 6aaoe Ipge
og gamle.
&enIig 6ilien,
Mrs. Beter @enrifieh,
@nrg, Golo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-13

bant igen."
Snoe / g0et mSrfeite gn9lano",
I nOiile gno 8aite", %begpnote
Boots at prpOife Guangeliet poa
naben @n0e. Spot og SfeIosorO,
Sorbanoelier % g0er funoe life
itrpmme Oenne grpoifant eaer tue
bans freiOige 9umer % muntre
2ulle.
Wen moe 9enfanimeret f9ntpeoe
ban oo bans Slritru en- 0onrp, for
at ban funoe saa no / i'm @erniu8
meo frit Noo.
anrene 9if imiOIertio, Aar meo
9nab moo Sonb. 6rioiIlige aref.
ter iIutteOe fig lnmmen meO Booth,
Nenneifer, buoraf mange par irel-
ite op al oen opbeite 9lenoigbeo,
bnn bIeb oereS ieloifreune 2eOer,
og DC to. Der baooe %iorlaot Jig
pna @uo meo @enipn til oct ongli.
&c 9rs6, bleo life beifpmme0e.
llnoer 0npn al Sat 2onoon
Gbrition Wisiion" gif oenne STA.
re Wipno og auinoer mo blanot
@bitec6npcls Ipoe, 0ranfere, SIags-
brs0re o9 Sf6gcr, OF no al oenlle
Nisiion u0oifle0e aSnloation 9lr-
mn" ii9.
9aitor @oot6 off Ell Tag t 1877
frem o9 tiI6a9e / GpreIiet 90 tPnf.
tie pan lin YrGoifen. 9enne peo ct
9oro lao 6olls pIoite Sen, Bran.
nell goofb, % Ell Meoarbeioer. Der
ifuloe uogipes en- 9eretniug ON
NiSiionsarbei0et.
Den friitne Misiion er en- iri.
oilli9 Scr AT omoenote 4rbei0ere",
5ap6e Meoarbeioeren ~ifreuet.
Ia itonOieoe Boots. toa Ell Ben,
oOeritreaeoe Oroet uirioilIiQ" og
latte .3reIiens" Steoet.
SaoIeoeS ifobtes 3npnet Sal
patton 2lrmp9, OF Naonet iSrte ei
terboanoen oct mIlitrre Silinit mco
Tia gBoitor" bIep til p@eneral
oiu. &oem oe0, 6DorIeoe@ set Belle
5auoc nopiflct iia. 6oi9 life bette
9ta0n r5reIiens Scr ben 0n9 par
bIpen int paa Fapiret.
Yrogrommet par ira 9egpnOeI
len al fortiattet og ligetil: u}Gt
gaa uO blonot Memeifene o. ior.
t1noe 3rcIicshu0ifabet. at ie9e at
opfte Dlenneifenes Opmprfiom6co.
at irclie @ienneifcnc, at BRUCE Men
neifenc." ON bette nipple, pratti-
re Bro9rnm oanmeoe5 a6relieu5
Scr, % oct piite IL, at BOOTH
bdo0e Ell iGrlig 6pue til at iptte
Dc rette Memo o. NuinOer pna OeH
Flaos. 6por De iUrl q fm0e brngc5
til At iange MenHeiter. 0}pao oa
auinocr rem i 9lrbcioetl LOO Op.
raa6et oa DC Tom, 0ienneifcr, Der
ielp par oragne op a oet itioaeite
3Uu6.
SirIoen bar pei Ell e0an1eliit
BAIT en- mere troiait 4~ieOor6eioer /
I'm 0ritru emo @iliiam Booth.
o2eriom ri 9nar trrt, tan vi li9e
iaa goOt opqioe oct beIe,~ lpoer ct
Al 5cnocs 0ro. v2lltiu9 er 5eOre
etO Ell 800 %ariitenOom".
Catherine 9oot5 a6reIien5
Sprs gloOer" ieuote ira lin
0eosieua 1890 iolgenoc 9uoifa6
no til r5relienS Scr belle @eroen
oper:
rMiue fare. Born % &ennerl
Seq bar clitet eoer 6eit % bar
peo @lo5 6iplp pprei til liOt 9lDtte
for eOer. On gaar ie9 paa BANS
9eIdling bort. dfi8e1 Tlad tort
iattes. Electromagnetic oil pie eoers
a~prlig6eo til @lto. ellie mas uorctte
noget. apmp oi0ere, % @uo oil
bore meo eoer. Seiren oil bIipe
eoers. SEQ msoer e0er / 6imme.
len"
lln0er Arbeioet @6itec6apel
bnpoe 9oot6 iaaet ct 3nO6lif / Den
bpioe Slope6anOel~s Rposler. Oct
err De to @iaiam'ers, Booths %
Steaos, itore 6ortieneite, at Der
bleu uaft en- %offentlig groteit moo
oenue SfpnOiel. Boots og bans
Sltitru noftr npA 6eiier rlu0t ON
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Sea itaI Diet t%iGfsie, at ieg iua
Mrs. &rnrifiea fort eiter, at 6un
par fomnlel til Sanatoriet, Oa bun
iao 10 til life at 6aoe larlgt til
5age, % ieg iaa og tate meO bert
De iaen, oa iea iorn0Iia bar i 9ruF5
til 2lar5mooc, og lea par oirfeJig
forbaoiet ooer at {, 6por friif og
itrrt, bun mi iaa no. "a 5nn tom
liz, flptteoe 5enoes @ono OeruO,
o9 De tog 6omeiteaO / RGr6eOen-
iaa oiot ie9 min0eS ell 5ne5 Mil
ira 9rui6 - 6por 6amiIien MI
bor. 6uao BUN i~frioer er life ooer-
0rcuet, men 0en liacfremme &irte-
fi06e0 u. ID. I
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-11-18

will be more or less apparent that
there is no crying need for it
And every man and woman in Colo
RADIO should take solemn oath from
this time on not to sign a petition for
proposed law or amendment unless
he has satisfied himself that such a
law is needed. We are too easy in
signing petitions and that is what
brings US face to face with 80 laws at
the ballot box.
The initiative and referendum
should be classed as an emergency
measure. 1t should not be resorted
to except when there is great de-
mand for some laws which the legis-
lature refuses to enact. 1t should not
be used to give every person with an
axe to grind, every crank with a
brand new scheme to straighten out
the affairs of the universe, every pes
tiferous professional politician a
chance to air his scheme and put the
people of the state to the annoyance
and expense of trying to discover
what the proposed law means.-Colo-
RADIO Springs Telegraph