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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26

Mr. Mo%cfefeller lpefulerer tiff
mere. 9an penter finn, og bbe1
Gong nogle of De Hapirer, lom far
lio6er in0e meb, 11aar EN- ulg0DanliQ
FIJI &11rs, ioa ielger ban.
5tprlteoelen al bans 8orml1e Ell
anbragt / die, S;ernbaner, &anf.
foreta9enber og in0ultrielle 9lnlog.
S 1866 tjente Mr. &ocfefeller
fine fpr1te Gliin6 Bunb. Mlere6e
Moret efter bnr bans 6orml1e Dof=
let til 1 Million Bun0, og / 1890
fun6e man life fjebe bam for 90
Millioner Bnnb.
5ioen 6a for bnn bpert Mar lfop=
let Yerge in6. S 1907, oa 6en
itore Gljepmif l1obrgo, tiente ban
olene 27,5O0,OOO Bumo. Dette op:
lp1tes UNDER SEN paafplgen6e &ets'
-
Jag. Sm1 for MI al Oliefompanie:
en- oarlig Snotegt poa s Millioner
Sans Sn0tegter paa andre Smraa
Ser aniloaes til mellem 8 pg 5 W}il
lioner, bpab Der giper Ell GARLIC
@iennemindsin6tggt pan 10000,
600 eller 100000 ON Maone0el
eller 23O,769 ONT l1gen eller 1877:
Il Sitnen eller % / Minutet.
5elp bar BON en- @ang paa Sore
Iipprgiel erflaret, at BON lite BIZ
te, bpab ban eie6e, % m ban iii
! funoe gigre fin 8ormlle op mi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26
Gn al Sc biemlpjc. Cars ,SSe1le1

Gn At Sc bjemlpic. ears Senieq
2ino, er feot 1t0en for 9ggteifnbe
og bnrer Oerfor iin Mohers 5lngts
11an,1. Sans Mpoer bar prpililf lin.
0erioat, ban altioa oglao. 6pr e1
Par Mar iiben fan6t Mpn0igbeoernt
poa at bergbe bam life alene ba1uE
9eabn, men ogioa bans 9totsbor=
gerret poa @r11n6lag al Sen @jenoS~
gierning, at bans M}poer lenere
bab0e giftet fig meo bans Iaoer,
en- ounif 11n6eriout. Set interes=
ionteite be6 6isie @rlrmipring er,
at MDnoigbe6erne bill igge Oct juri=
'6iife @r1n6lag for Sem / 6oarif &et.
|@oa hi6t bi6es, er set lige ioo 11n1l1=
ligt at finbe set ser, iom set er at
ftnoe oct / tpif &et, men bortIeet
fra Set, er Set, iom rSejmool"
bemerfer, ZEN temmelig fortpiblet
|Sanfe at billie bebanole en- / Eplf=
|lan6 fd6t og opbofiet Eer ipns 6or=
bolo efter 9obgioningen / ct 2ono,
iom ilet fife fommer bom be0."
Gaa biot bar "tplf Se6eligbeo"
brogt Set / l16oifling, at prgiiiifc
Mpnoigbe6er fife ale11e berpber EN-
Mom0 bans Mobn og Stotsborger=
ret, men ogioa lonosforpiier bum,
foroi-bons 6ornl0re bar foretr11f,
fet Sen legitime 6orbin0elfe for Sen
illegitime.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26
Duhr / Danmark.
&tpbenbapm.

9lrb. 2ore1ts Gbriltofferion. Mrb.
Mn0ers 2arlen. @nfe 9ortbea
|SDenoj en. gnfe aMfren San en.
&ontorcbef i Miniiteriet for o%ffertl.
Arbej0er @ie6e @idbeien. &an=
6elsagent Sans Mn6erien. Yapir
banoler @lauiens @uitru Ibora.
|@rosl erer, gtotsraao .. DabioienS
@ultrn @ilbelmine. Mrb. @enrit
&eterien 6bp. Mrb. @e0er Mruoreo=
len. SIP. Smeoem. @anie1s &1t+
1tru &iritine. Eemrer MatbiaienS
&ultru @aren. Mrb. Suli1,s @ierre.
|0pe Senien. gnfe Gboru Yeoer~
len. &igbman6 Seniens @nltru 2u=
Gle nf @iQerg0. Gienel teforl Niels
Mielien at @alsro6 Marf pr. Ebu=
"trip. &itmeiter @illenoes' SUI
itru @erba. 2ogerilt @0olf @aig=
ner. Oireftpr &or1 S1terbammel.
@pmuniioit Sne 2ennbolm. 8or=
gplber @einrtcb Moeneur. .@rosie,
rer Mrel &jel0iens @ultru Bilbel=
mine. Sfre0oer @eorg 8rumbef.
6bp. @ogbinbermelte ter Micboel &oS=
musien. Sfomager Sngpar Miil=
Ter. 1boro Mielien. 5fre6berme=
tier Gasml1sie ems gnfe Mnna. 6rf.
Sre0eriffe Mo6ien. Srf. &egisie
Srom. Tbp. M11rer Miels Nielien.
Mureripeno Sens @n1lem. @nfe
Sine Nnoerlen. 8loo1elger Carl
@onien 8bp. Sporpognsfon6ufter
|5pre1 Olien. &eprui entont Sens
2aslen. 6rf. Motbil6e @eltrup.
I&ieneltepige beo @urniions Spgebus
@br1tine Eufpeien. S11faslato1
Sre6erif Sobanien. Snlpeftionabe,
tjent Ee6eriens @ultr11 2ene. @aar0=
ejer @ans Senlen of Stlrber11p bef
@ejle. Mrb. Gbriltian @noerien.
Erporb. N1,ton Gbomlen. Mrb
Mortens' @uitr11 Seniine. Sern1te
ber Barnepit5' gnfe 9ortbeu. 6rr
@mi1ie 8en6tl en-. &npirbanole1
glau iens @uitru Gboro. gnfe Oil:
ne Sobnien. &ontro1betjemt g
8ernbar6iens &uitrl Sine. Maler:
meter @cbtpalbs S1eltru SSe11np
@freooer Mesiericbmits @nitrr
Gbriltine. Molfinine6fer &Dbls
&uitr11 &riitine. &eni. Sfibsbpgge,
II Marinem Gbriltian Sobmien
Hripat Sfbabpgger pon Srlogs
berftet Mrrol6 @ibp. Sngbolbel
@arl 2eier. 6rn &aren Nis1en
6bo. &eitallratgr Neter Nielien
@rosierer 5reberif siepers. Sfo
mager S9ren 5grenien. @igarar
bei6er 2eonar6 2gff. @aberlf'
@onno Safobien. &osmine 8eter
len. Mrbmb. Maoiens gnfe 81,
Iiore. Gbb. D%etailbanoler Sprge1
Sgrgenien. Spman6 gilbert San
lien, forbpret me0 Dampif. rGor
monD" uf 8elfa1t, Mrb. Omar Gar
fen. @fspeoitrice 6rf. Sennp San
lien. grb. Di1ponts @ultru Mnno
&omml,nelerer 8er1ubaro Carrier
l5b. Babrtfant Sacob Dubl. @eb
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26
DVALGTE.B0GER

Under norsk Flag, afIacob Hi1ditch, Soc
Marianne, af Wilhelm Krag. 35c.-!saac Sec
huusen, afW. Krag. eoc.-lsaac kapergastt,
en- Fortsettelse at Elsa &C S~eehuusen" at W.
O .edryende Dag ATM M falling .6Oc.-Siedron-
ningeu. afJohn Pau1sen, 5oc-EventyrboEsn~
Sam1ing af de NEST bekjendte Eventyr, nlu-.
Engelsk og Engelsk. Norsk- Dansk, ca: 500
slider over 10000 Ord, $1.25; Kortfattet
Engelsk og Dansk- Norsk, 25c; Norsk-Dansk-i
Ordbog, ShirtinRsb. SOC, i Maroccobind med,
Guldsn1t 75c.-Rt i1undrede Timer ! Rngelsk.
L, af IN. Jul. Eibe, smukt indb. 75c.-Prospekt
Sverige og Finland; 12 forskjelige Kort for
25c; rs do. SOC; 50 do. 81; 100 do: $1.76.
lEw Skriv efter Observation-Disclosures.
: G.. RASMUSSEN PUB. co.
520-724 8. 18th St, Minneapoliss Minns
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26
blot ct Ynr Millioner &nn6s Mgi-

4. WV ~ fuA A1tt%%lO1tSA 1CA1tUS IVY
agtigbe6. .
S pelop0igt % og bl1mant pie-
me6 bar fan ialt gibet 34,900,000
Pun6. @am bar gnifet, at bele
bans 6orml1e iful0e goa til ct
Gono, men Oct bar &ongresien
;negtet bam Gillo6elie til, ga SEN
life onier Oct for foriparligt, at iuo
mango Ferge bliper baanoIagt.
Mfm far fun gipet 9hocfefeller 2or
til at a11bringe 100000 / bo1ls
|6on0, og &oefefeller erflerer ielp,
at bal, er en- lrlpffelig Mano, Ser
MI lpefl1lerer Sag % Scot paa, bbao
fan lfal BRUCE line &enge til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26
81. @ansblns ug &jempcbpie.

cit. 9n11Saftal CT oct ganlme]
Sfif, at hi tn11Oer 8lu5 poa bore
8uffer. &erfra lfal Sl6en lDSne
pber pi0e @gne. @n nlogamme]
6n0pone, JONI lof / fierne Gi0e1
bopoe l%ln0ergrua,0 al Gro: Sl6en,
Oe11 nptenOte ~rea1e" SlO iful6e
bortjoge olle lifting, alt olrbt pq
acknowledgements.
&i tunber @ll1s e1lbnl1. 81 iD=
mes 0ernneo at felte for SomI1eren.
Mongfo1oige gamle 5ftffe ct iunfet
Spro, fprOi Sc life flu1be f9je fig
UNDER npe Si0er. st. @ansbluSiet
bol6er fig = og Ser er inger TO-
1igt til, at set lfal bortfaloe. 5fjgnt
oprinoeligt en- ouertroiif : be0enlf
= Sfif bur set bobt @p11e til at
fglge 5legten og frem1taa / en- M
Gante: &pjlommerfelt.
5amti0ig er ser BOG noget pe6
Spnet al 8oole,1es Sfore, ser mini
Ser ON 6orti6s 6pltre Mo110. Monr
8obnene tinorer inc epis, me6ems
Sltften mprfner, ga ct Set, lom
nng0omn1ens gln0e Simmer beb
Sl0e1 lteg fra en- Drpm ON Slb .
&i ten6er nn ct. @mnsblus paa
&djene, for at Sloen ifo1, 1fues
langt. ut Ser en- Gong fer be0
bisie @pie er brenbt 8ubn pper Sig
og 0ernel It jorbet &r11ffer meb
bren6te 2e9e1rer, for6i 0e1 rene
Slb piltnof troe6es at frigigre
Menueifets eoige Sinl, meoer1s oet
timelige lmlrlore0es / Mife
Set tpnfer hi life pao.
Men Loo os ifie1rfe ielpe &pier
en- enelte 0ante, ltriper GborfIh
@rablun6. @igr Ri oct, bill oi nn0s
gau beniDnslpit ot omtrompe Slo.
tiosmin0ets mutt runoe6e 6orm
eller afipioe Itgrre 5tpffer @rpn.
iber en6 n%g6uen6tgt. Map11ltg bg1
ri legge Mgrfe til en Cling. Se
efter, om Ser fin0es itore @ten
&pierS Sberflobe! 8uo oisle far
man life ijel6ent finbe inobugget
Segn fra Nl0tioens @1rosoprtlie
Set ct / MlminOeligbeb imaa run,
Be Tor6Dbnin9er al en- TemgreS
@terrelle, ofte fun ipagt ipnlige |
ben ri Stenfla6e. Sloti6spi6enifa=
bem flyer, at 6iSie Merfer biitnot
er en- Slags Segn for 2ioets Brugt=
borbe6, og at be er be el6ite Min>
Der ON aanbelig 8ebibitbe0 boz
bore 6orfe6re, 5tenen bbori
6e finoes, er EFT Brpo for lin @gn,
8 oct ct EN- 5000 Mnr lt6en,
Menneifebaon6 nirbe6e ber. 5000
Mar for Mi1roet bapt Tre6.
Men bbis Ri TENDER ct. Sans:
Mu5 poa e1 <@gi al 6enne Mrt. bill
SSl6en non 5tene11 og ifiprne 6enS
af Sinh og SER lgie Sperlaoe
Merferne ptl ifo1le bort-og 5000
Mar ipinbe paa en- Sommernat.
Seq fie1r0er Silfel0e, bbor 6e'
ifpl6es GiIfel0igbe6er mere eni
Ombu, at 8Iusiet life bar poet iaa:
6am 96eleggelie.
9erfor> fom ibl1 &pie1e, raul
8aalet t9nbes. 8lus oIorig obe1
gdenene. Sag, bpis set er n1l1
ligt, bellere en- natnrlig 8a1rfe eni
~ TC.., I.T ~ L,.--- u
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26
Sun %fyraneiseo 1915.

En1tomafanalen nerr1er Jig II
J~uIoenoelie, og man forbere6er fl
til at feire 6enne 8egipenbeb me
Sen ltgrlt mulige 8omp. st megc
pG icntligt Seq / 6e planlngte felt
lige Mrrongementer bliber ben inter
rationale Fa,ron1a : Eacific : l1oitil
ling, ipnt tG11fes oaba1et Sen 90
8ebrltnr 1915 / Sun 6rancisco, Sc.
anerebe mi er no iten gienoplto10el
efter SEN frpgtelige @%utaitrofe, ion
rarnte @pen / &pril 1906.
S bbilfet Smfang Dnnmarf Ri
fomme til at oelboge / 6en fern
fulfilling, laber Jig natur1igpi
en6nll fife ltge; men 9an1fe
Mor6omerifa for allereoe / no5e1
Sib tr1ffet Soranitaltninger til Il
1ifre Im1morf en- Nln1s / Sc fon
f~ltrrere11be Natior1ers &effer, ioe:
6e bar oobnet en- Sn0iamling til
|Spfdrelie al en- I9rltg 9ann1arfS.
@pgning, ser %beregnes at ifl11le TO-
lite $4,000 Dollars, og 0enne 8Dg.
ming, bportil Ser ollere6e er inb=
fomn1et ~betp6elige 8i6rog, bil So
Blue set noturlige Centrum fp1
9annnarfs @epr9 1entotion be0 0en=
ne 9eiligbe0.
Set banife @la6 u8ien", Ser IT'D
fonner / 5un 6rancisco, oplDler,
Millioner Dollars er ifaffet tilpeie
at set pil fojte 80 M1illiorer Dol
lars at gjgre n6itillingen fer0ig
til ben officielle 9labning. Mf Oen=
ne Slun giper Californian en- 6ier=
6ebel og 9Den 9un SranctSco 5
Millioner. Mnore 4 Millioner Ell
ti~lbejebrngt peo frt 5elpbeifatnina
al flere al 5tatens Bropinier og Z
peb cit Tolfelnbif ription. 5oa ltore
Ee11gcmi0ler bar al6rig tioligere
! pua 6orboon6: beret ltfret til Ell
l1oltilling. Mt Ser er Sole ON at
iluo ct megtigt 5lag for Gtille=
baoslo1p0e1e, fan n1a11 BERT o life
tbible ont.
5elpe Son 8runcisco oil = fri
per 8lo6et = blibe en- beritabel no.
%ltilling / 1915, i0et n0tillingspla<
ner11e omfntter 8Dens Sorifj9nnel'e
efter en- itprre Maale1tol. SSffe mint
6re ea10 100 MilIimrer Collars ifol
Ser onbe1bes i Set Djemeb. Ser
ifal bpgges ct NIT &aaobrs, ct
&i9mpeianmtorinm % ct &olosie=
INN mes $4,000 6%iobeplabler. Boa
Get beie1te Hunft / @ol0en @ate &arf
ifal ser relies en- Min6eltette, en-
8en6ont til 8artbol6is uSribeOenS
@116in6e" pe6 Sn6ieilingen til SEEM
Dorf. 0ette nDe 8er6ens= 8i01in>
Ser ifol bobe Napnet 20. 6rnncisco
Men1orioI Somer" og bliper $50
SOB bgjt paa ct Tooitpffe, loan
mailer 900 SOB / 6irfant. Selpc
@gjlen bliper IS SOB / 6irfant,
me0 runbe &j6rner, og Sen bpgges
al 5tool me6 8efleoning al Ser>
rofotta. Sire glebotorer lfm te:
forbre sc 8eigge16e til Soppen,
bborfro ser bliber Ell %ni6un0erlia
n6iigt ODER 8pen % llDltillinge:1
Der 6effer ct Mreal al benpeo goo
&eftorer langs Gtillebopets &pit
en- &alpfre6s 11benom San 6rar1-
ciScos tettelt befolfebe Sci
Nanamafunalens 8enpttelle for
forter Giltonce11 mellem Seem Sort
og StillebaDsfplten n1e6 5000 en-
gelife Mil. Sntet timber at n1aa
fejrer 0enne 11pe Sra fifnores Mnb=
ring laa pompg1t. 9onmarf, Scr
MI ielb be6 acknowledgement po:;
@t. Gbomas bereber fig til at Sra.
&c Tnr6el al &a1nle11, oil Ga itffert
beller life unblabe at bite 6loac'
ban bine 5trun6e, bbor ioo marQe
al bets 8ern far flrnoet ct nrt
Stem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26

Den mpbcrne &rpi11s. Otter Sc
'ii01te Sfattemgibelier bar Mr. Sobn
9. MocfefelIer % Blnb, 40 Sol
lars, eller 500 &roner i Minutet.
Sra set 9ieblif, ga n@tanoar1
Oil Im1it" b1eo babet, er bans
Tormue blepen itabu, og Ben an.
ilones MI til $50 Millioner 8un0:
! Oog ipinger BEN nogIe Millionpr ef
| ter 0nge1ls &urs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26

iloger gebaplt5' gnfe Mne. Nrb.
SONS Moumlen. Sbp. 5og1teprGit
for 9albp % 5tubber11p Arton 81
rif.
Mnmelbte for Srebcrifsbcrg 8irfs
Sfifteret.
gnfe Sine Sprenlen. @1lfe go
pbie @briitianien. Glufe Gecilic
Mielion. gnfe Si6ie @n,len. &e11-
giertngsfone Mnnu Yeterien. Mi1l=
rer Gbr, g. Sails &a1ltr1t &riltine.
&l1nitfprbprfer Soba1mes &oblm1m.
Irf. Signe Simonien.
Mnmelbte fur Murbrc 8trfs Sfifte=
ret.
Soarbef: Sitter 8. Mpllers @1,-
1tr11 Betrine. 9berp6: @rb. Gbri-
ition 9eielfen. @ebbnf: 6rf. gliia
8rucfer. S%fopsbobeo: Gefielmau-
Ter aMerttn @enriq1es. 0r6r11p::
|5Derif e Mar11a 6rp0ensberg. @gr=
fr9nlnler @illiom Mgller. @elle=
rup: @t1fe Dprtbcn SSobunien.
&rpniniernc:
Spol1efe: 5logtermeite Heter
SS%grgen1en. Npbbet: @usejer &eter
9itlebien. Obenie. S6enle: Ma<
n11faftltrbun6ler S. 6. Sacoblen.
&iritine &aSmlsien. 8aoitr11p:
8enbtbine Tro16ien. @eslelbjerg:
&orl Mielien. &orile: Malermelter
Miels 2orsien. &bprfebD: 5og1e=
fogeo 6reoerif Smui en-. &tnrtbe1=
llur6: Iorpogter 81. Yfesner. &ei=
ltr1rp Gol6lteo: Sol6osiilt. Charles
2dnbplt. Narbl1s: Gnfefut Wutbil=
Sc Spang. 6orpalter Sobarues
Houllel1. Chambers: Naptifulier S.
6. &enricflen. 5frpo0erme1ter
Motbios 56renlen. @jeltgioer g11-
oers Smie1. gnfefru oDfrie SOL
lelen. Mprretrm1oers @eoe: @art-
1rer Heoer SSe>1lens @1tltr>t Ma6iine.
&dge: Eobe 9arnp. Moger5bjerg /
Ge0erip: Mn0reas 2m1rioien Wto=
gensbierg. &11sbp 5fole: 9erer
Niels Garbel. Marpts: Gbri1tion
@igum. Gbriltim Senlen. Song
iteb Morf: Singer Goniellen. Ngr=
reiltnobp: @ons S%drgenien. Dpm-
meltr11p Morf: &nu0 &osmusi en.
Mor110itoo: Sire Neterier,. @6r.
Solt11m: S11gemam Sinro1,i. @eile::
Gbr. Ere1n6ol. Malli1,g Ct: Mo=
tie @eef. Siming: @orgit He0er=
len. 0eiret: @aor0eier g. s.. @p=
renien. Morbus: Morie Miffellen.
@lasmo9er Gorl Gborion. Strbm=
men: Fortifulier s. 6. @enricfien.
&enriette Gbriitenien, Mm= !
merup: Marie @onien. @o1tbolm:
&aren 6reoeriflen. Sf%alfenor11p:
@aarbmaa16ene Be6er og Miels 2ar=
fen. @erinap: @6rbere6er &riition
&e6eri EN-. 9re0 citation: @tations=
foriton0er grif 8ape. Stilleb9f:
s@etfp stol5enbacb. 9iternrorf: He-
Der &%ri1tofferien. Stoprebp: Sens
@enrtfien. l1lltrltp: &roeicr Gbr.
@lorgaar6. 6re6erifSbobn: Bog
banbler 90. 6. gar9itg. @goo: ge=
teron Spren 6ratoien. Tel6bulle:
Muriane @laaie. Erige Moreiooro:
@oaroejer Mnton Eoulien. Marb11s:
&urbenrager oMri1ts Se1rlen. Mnno
Sigqbiit. Ebir1trup: Cart 6riis.
@Sblerg: Mnno Ssager. @er11p:
@oar6ejer Mn6ers &eterie1. Cons:
Gle 2o11rioi len. &plfe: @1ie MaD=
len. 2embig: Marie &omp. Sting
fgbi1r9: Morie Ditblefien. Obenfe:
Mineralpanos =Sobritant Samuel
2arien. &pern6rup: Ebpro &os=
mltsiem. @ren6elp6inge: sSobanme
Yeterlen g. &eran: @nro. STR.
$onien. Mortofte. Sine Sobanlen.
Mnnsleb NeberbD: @aaroeier Mas-
mus Reberien. 8ooroeip: Morie
@ggooro. Mani trup: Trano1en
5nero1en. &opbp: Gemrer Cars
Mabien. @illerp6: 2ltcie Senlen.
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wisconfn.

Mrs. Cora @otpar1, 80 Mar
gommel, fol6t giennem Ell 9uge /
@ulpct / lit Stem / Ga Gros1e' og
ilog Jig libel poo @tebet. Sun
brpffebe Naffen.
-Stationsage11ten for Milmau=
fee 9anen i 6ranfspille heD al en
nfie11ot Staliener frotjoolet ct
@l1loubr o. $17.01 i Be11ge. Ep-
ben lw1bfom.
- 8illiam 8. Sing, Merriu, ser
bar boet / @isconiin 9fiper Dulen
i 40 Mar, blep forle6en Dag fun,
bet ogb / @isconlin &iper. San
bar Geteron fra @orgerfrigen.
- @lepotoren og @oreBtiet / Ga
oott n%eobre1rbte forleoen Sag, oo
man fror, at Sl0e11 bleb poolat al
nogle SrampS. 8ran0tabet iettes
It'll $4,000.
Sobn Sbea, Ser puaitoo, ii
ban bar 1N Mar gommel, er al:
eaaet peo 3e6en / lit Silent / Som.
net 6oret / 6on6 6u Soc Gountp
bbor BON bar boet / IS Mor. &ans
gnfe er 85 Mar gommeI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26

st 8epis. Or ou tpritig, Stof-
fer?"
sSm ieg er tgritig? @la' mig /
Maffen, ioa ffa' ou f, bbor set it's.
Der 10 at &olien!"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-12-07
Country WeekerD.

Mayor Crump Of Memphis In q re-
cent address on behalf Of children's
country week associations said:
astonishing Is the ignorance Of
nature shown by these little pale,
lean slum dwellers. One child, whose
knowledge Of trees and grass and
flowers was derived from the early
closing city parks. said as she gazed
with delight on green rural scene:
What time does the country shut
upr
Another child watched q farmland
digging potatoes and said:
lis this where you keep your poea-
toes. sir? I should think It would be
handler to keep them IN bags In the
cellar
And I know of third child 20
~hom farmer offered a superb, ripe
peach.
Let mo pluck this peach for you
right of the tree he said.
But the child. little girl, turned
up her nose and answered loftily:
No, thank you. never eat them
till they're canned '"-Exchange.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-12-07
NEW KIND OF PAINT.
bank of Sumter Building TO Be Fin
ishcd OF i'm New Style.

The Bank Of Sumter will be finish.
eu win paint new TO Sumter
Inc new paint is known as
rec Gee flatkoatt and is for use on
walls and ceilings Of residences and
puDlc buildings Of all kinds 1t is a
washable paint used for painting
plastering and is considered ranch
more sanitary than the older kinds of
paints
The new paint has been lately in
troduced TO sumter by Mr.. John 4
PlaZa Of the Peaslee- Com
pany Of Louisville, Kentucky. who has
painted one Of the small rooms of t1,a
new Bank of Sumter building and was
Wednesday and Thursday engaged i'm
demonstrating to the architect. bank
onlcials and others the merits of the
new style paint. Marks Of all kinds
We're made on the walls and easily
rubbed off by the use Of a little soan
and water.
The new paint will be sold by Du-
Kant Hardware Company, who will
act as agents in this city. The bank
ing rooms Of the new Bank of Sum-
ter building will be finished i'm
ivory, rich cream and light tan COL
ors. Mr.. Plaza is an expert decor
ator and is simply employed by the
company to design color schemes for
the various buildings which will be
painted with their Pee Gee Flatkoatt
paint.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-12-07
Banks Work Bearing Fruit.

Mr.. l.. l.. Baker, Of Bishopville,
district agent of the United States
department OF agriculture, was in the
city for awhile Tuesday afternoon
and while here he stated that the
work of the City National Bank
among the farmers to encourage di-
versification and rotation of crops
was bearing good fruit all over the
State, especially in this section. He
stated that in nearly all Of the cities
in this section of the State funds had
been raised for prizes to encourage
the farmers in their work along SINH
lar lines as had been the plan Of the
City National Bank when they inau-
gurated their contest. This work was
especially gratifying to the agents of
the department Of agriculture and it
was no doubt that il would be pro-
ductive Of great good for the coun-
try at no distant date.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-12-07
Prisoner Without Clothes,

"Hey. take that fellow out and put
some clothes on him!" exclaimed a
court attendant when William Nahart
was ushered into the court of special
sessions In st. George, Richmond.
New York, to face q charge of petit
larceny.
He amt got any" replied Detec-
tive Considine. who had the shame
faced prisoner In charge. "He tried
to pinch a suit. but we got 1t away
from him all right"
The subject Of the above remarks
was clad coolly but scantily In an un-
dershirt and pair Of overalls. Save
for the generosity of Detective Con
sidine. It appears. he might have
lacked the latter garments. for mas.
much as all the raiment he wore
when arrested on June 27 last was
stolen. 1t naturally was taken from
him forthwith. The sleuth. however
realizing that the courts modesty
must not be shocked. supplied him
with the overalls. Thus attired, Ma
hart speedily was sentenced to six
months In the New York penitentiary
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-12-07
Curious NIeknames Of Old.

Some curious nicknames are
found In the Dutch records of New
York In l844. evidently due to the
fact that certain persons either had
no family name. or that 1t had been
forgotten. In one instance there is
recorded John Petersen, alias Friend
John. In the Newtown purchase from
the Indians. dated In 1856. one of the
boundaries Is by a Dutchman's land
called the Hans the Boore." and In
the bushwick patent. dated October
IL. 1867. one OF the boundaries 10
John the Swede's meadow" In 1896,
In the Kings county records. man Is
named living at GOwanus as "Tunis
the Fisher" The common council OF
New York. In 1851. ordered fish TO be
brought into the dock "over against
the city hall. or tho house that Long
Mary formerly lived in," and the
same year an order was passed that
Top-Knot Betty and her children be
provided for as objects Of charity"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-12-07
How the Red Pursuers Increased.

One day while the late Senator
Hearst, father of William Randolph
Hearst, the publisher, was a young
man and yet had his fortune to make,
he and a few con. .,anions were on q
prospecting tour. Along In the after.
noon they sighted q band of Indians.
and as In those days all Indians were
hostile Mr.. Hearst and his friends
naturally wanted to get away from
there. All the prospectors except the
future senator were mounted on
horses. Mr.. Hearst was on a retired
army mule and sonn found himself In
the rear.
The Indians were ON his trail and
things began to look serious when he
called out to his rapidly disappearing
companions: Hold on, boys! there's
only few Of thepa--we needn't be
afraid"
Just then the mule scented the ap-
preaching Indians and with Wild
snort started out with a gait that soon
left the horsemen far behind. When
Hearst was about & quarter Of q mile
IN advance he turned In his saddle and
Yield at the top Of his voice:
Hurry up. boys; you'll get scalped.
There's more than a hundred OF
them"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-12-07
Old CathedraIs Near Ruin.

Winchester cathedral is not the
only structure of its kind to have be.
come endangered In the course Of
centuries. italian experts have re-
Gently declared that the cathedrals Of
Como and Milan are in danger Of col.
lapse, and that immediate restoration
works are necessary II they are to
be saved. The main structure of the
Milan cathedral dates back to the
sixteenth century. but the facade was
added by Napoleon, and the hurried
manner In which he had the work &C.
complished has caused 1t to be un.
safe today. many Of the marbles be.
Ing soft and badly set. The upper
part Is now to be demolished in con.
sequence. It Is also the facade of
the Como cathedral which is In dan.
ger. This has been bulging outwards
Tor nearly q century, and large
portion Is now out OF the perpendicu.
lar.-London Globe.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-12-07
Origin Of Vaudeville.


Writing to the Kansas City Star con-
cerning the origin OF the word vau.
deville. Raymond Weeks. professor Of
romance languages at Colombia uni
versity. says "the word is derived
from the Vaux de Wire (the Wales Of
Nlre), a village In Normandy.
oliver Basseltn was q French port
who resembled Robert Burns and who
lived at Vaux de Wire In the fifteenth
century. He wrote many popular
songs. largely jolly drinking songs.
These spread far beyond the obscure
hamlet where he lived. until. finally.
the name Of Vaux de Wire, by which
they were known. not being under
stood. they and similar songs were
called Vaux de Vile. They are men
toned by Boileau in his Art Poetiuue
Early In the eighteenth century I'm
France, such songs were interspersed
TO vary light operettas, which later
we're called by their name. The songs
or Basselin In praise Of cider and wine
are probably the finest of thor sort
in amy language.
AS for the fact that we have taken
vaudeville from the French Let mo
observe that most OF our important
terms rotating TO the theator came
into English from French"