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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04

When We try TO imagine a chaos we
fail let q, be as formless as We
please our creation will stand on It's
base. i's left will balance its right. u
viii float like ship drift a. a cloud
or swirl as desert sands In it, very
hber the mind Is an order and refuses
10 build a chaos
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04

Try Daily News san, ads.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04

First class ti0O Piano. (l,u
can az 500 Monroe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04
Draining a Metropolls.

London sewage has It's main drain
age ou,falls at barking and Cross
ness the average daily quantity
dealt with Is about 2GD. 900. O00 gal
Ions. while the total quantity Of
sludge collected az barking and
Crossness Is over 2 10000 tons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04
Accounted For.

Il must congratulate you. Katie
said the lady of the house You didn't
break ans crockery yesterday" No.
maam replied the girl You see,
! had a bad headache. and didn't feel
very strong yesterday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04

Y,DLE SAN s treasury building
20 Warrington covers tNo ca.
rr- city blucks lu rh.s build
" iug there are thirteen Immense
Vaults. aud se,ofll smaller safe
vaults in which arr safely packed
away blllions of dplL gold. silver
grcenbf KS aud securities
The aults are wonderful boz their
Intricate construction They are sur
rounded b, thousand OF highly
charged wires ombsddsd iu solid con
a sa1a Inst n.'' ,o och. r :, any any per en-
con not AZ via Tho secret cf'a.
bination y - ~ Is about tvrdiy
Ave feet vide 6s tlirly feet long a1d
are built Of reii fbrced concrete four
and bali feet thick and strong iu
proportion The aults lro as nearly
burear proof as human ingenuity can
max, them
Doors Are Strong
Electricity. applied by the most
modDru method. protects no, treasure
Each of The vaults h completely sur
rounded By network of electric
wire ilacod tvo inches apart The
doors of the ~ Its being sufficiently
strong ro ref ~ any attempt iu enter
them 20 IL absolutely Impossible for
anyone To- gain utrance tu thia treas
ury house without giving au alarm
that aUI bring no Instantly tho cap
tain ~ tlc Natu and his entire force
o. guards. Tor tp minute au electric
wire ls cat or etpn touched the alarm
BIS sounded and he guardian ot Tn
che sam Treasure at once get busy
The financial transactions OF tho
government are Conducted Uu scalr
OF such mtgn.tu.. az TO srrm almost
incredible. For instance. during the
period uf thirteen wears from 1899 20
June 300. 1870. o. accounts settled o.
th. office af the Iditor for the treas
ury department iIgferttcd th, ian
mcuss sum %, S. lsl.Oo0OUn an aver
ag, of neatly 8 350.OolOUU a year
This vast sDm brac, Ia income
and ,xp,udur, e N, government
The issue r,tHuu On AM Exchange o.
currency. accounts u mus and assay
OF. ccs. custom inter ! revenue.
etc u DO. U.' hou NJ include
transaction relating 10 n postal
service thU revenues OF hicl Tor the
sral year ancre Ia. 1909
amounted fo $50 s2.3N = d the
expenditure S.s Ht.l o2
70 is not generally In "a '.lt the
United State, Too hold d Hreest
stock of gold NJ sgv na a Boo the
world tn. ano % OF l.d the
Urted States re thar h times
as large a. tha' o' Great a H Il
moro than equals hat o ~ Bri
taia aud france Great "a and
/ Germany. o. Great britain "a lssia
/ combined
lnterectir1 Figure
4 number 0f interesting &C 70
gardlng the silver iallar Cd GOV.
cred dur.ng 'h. vters 10 u .on
of this subject For instance q ew
standard dollar. $40 welsh 9, ny
! 5S ~ pounds a. th ounty q ~
setGoA1la silver collars We. led
into freight cars o. fo0oo n Or
thirty tons capacity u would q re-
more than $50 cars n carry 20
n these same silver dollar q be
laid fat one or top % anoth they
would make monument So 'es
high n placed end 10 end tn : ild
make q handsome necklace
miles in length or they Wou . ake
a belt that would extend mof. thln
half Vay around tho world
One thousand dollars In mes rod
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04

Drs. Lumpkin a Thomas have
moved their office 90 the Lumpkin-
Thomas Hospital. soc Tyler street.
Phone IS 281.ti
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-22

saved her to be an asylum for the
poor and oppressed of all nations
and religions and who would have
the residue of his days embittered
by incalculable anguish if, looking
across the river that enriches and
adorns his peaceful retreat, he
should behold ecclesiastical usurpa-
ton raising her hideous head and
spreading her hateful, maligant in
fluence around The God of Hea-
ven says no, who, having hereto
fore signally interposed in their
favor and entrusted to their keep
ing the fair inheritance of impartial
freedom, expects and commands
them to stand fast in the liberty
wherewith he has made them free
"How appropriate these thoughts
today, and where better are to be
found the upholders of these ideas
than in the colleges and universities
of our land-aye, in our own Uni
versity. Tilghman, Paca, Alison,
with hosts of others-the Andrews,
the CAROLS, the Dorseys, the Ew-
ings, the Goldsboroughs, the Kings,
the Lloyds, the Murrays, the Ridge
leys-all indicate the faith that the
men of Maryland, then as now, had
in the University of Pennsylvania.
And so we invited the Chief Ex-
ecutive of our sister Commonwealth
to be with us on this happy occa-
sion. We are delighted that he is
here, but how could he have done
otherwise than come when the
spirits of his ancestors and six of
his predecessors in office-sons of
the University-bade him come?
Let me present you to the orator
Of the day, the Honorable Phillips
Lee Goldsborough, Governor of
Maryland"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-22
Go|dsborough Attends University
DaQ" Exercises.

In Introducing Gov. Goldsborough
at the annual university Day" ex-
ercises of the University of Penn
sylvania, held at the Academy of
Music. in Philadelphia, this morning
Feb. %, Provost Edgar F. Smith
said:
Thoughts of the one whose
memory we seek to cherish and hon.
or on this day bring to you and to
me many facts of interest. We are
reminded that not only were there
those of our early Virginia brothers
who were admirers and adherents Of
the great Virginian, but from other
colonies came students to the Uni
versity, who later espoused his
cause and in many ways contributed
to the realization of our present
Republican form of government.
Maryland, on our records, stands
high in this respect. Witness the
devoted, trusted aide-de-camp,T ench
Tilghman, 1851 College, the first of
a family now represented in its
seventh generation in our halls; Will
liam Paca, 1859, Signer, Governor
and Chief Justice, whose fortune
was freely expended in the cause of
freedom; Patrick Alison, 1861, the
ardent Irish preacher, third Chap
lain of Continental Congress, of
whom we have no trace save a
brief paragraph on religious free
dom, in which he declared:
We have just accomplished a
Revolution which is and will be the
admiration of mankind until all hui
man glory passeth forever away. By
our means an uncommon illumina
ton has spread over the whole civil
liked earth, penetrating even its
dark and intolerant regions of
gloomy superstition. The noblest
prospects break around our enrap-
tured views. We triumphantly an
ticipate degrees of national magnifi-
cencc and grandeur, far superior
to what the sun ever beheld. While
the war continued, when weakening
fear prevailed on almost every side,
Maryland was distinguished by the
wisdom and vigour of her Councils,
the unanimity Of her citizens, the
number and valour of her troops.
Shall she tarnish her dear-bought
honors and descend from her we'll
earned fame? Shall she obscure
the splendor of Americas rising by
an admission of unjust distinctions
and impolitic determinations, which
encroach upon the indefeasible
privileges of her resolute, virtuous
obedient citizens? It must not, can
mot, shall not be- Their own liberal
contributions and intrepid exertions
In the late hostile scene, say no; an
immortal leader says no-who has
been the chosen instrument of do
ing more for the salvation of his
country that never before fell to
the lot of a human being-who has
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-22

All those taking part in the
Colonial Ball are requested to wear
costumes, if possible. Costumes for
gentlemen furnished at a reasonable
price. They can be seen and ar
ranged for at the Dancing Academy
Saturday and Monday.-Adv. 1t.
AT the Colonial Ball Monday ev
ening, spectators will be charged the
usual admission, in order to avoid
crowding floor space.-Adv. 1t.
Small souvenir hatchets, flags
and cherries will be presented by a
miniature Martha Washington, at
the Colonial Ball on Monday even
ing.-Adv. II.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-22
Mutt and Jeff.

have opened circulating library.
You can buy one book for SOC. and
by returning it, in good condition,
you can read another one for &c.
200 books to select from.
Geo. o. Dashiell & Bro,
The Smallest Store in Town.
~ Poplar St.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-22

The Rosary will appear at the
Auditorium Thursday night, Feb.
81 Reserved seats will be on sale
Wednesday, at 10 a. m. Prices, So,
T5c. and 81. The story of The
Rosary appears elsewhere in this
paper. b&r.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-22

Sweet Peas and Nasturtium
seed by the OF. and h., at Herbert
Hearn's Hardware.-Adv. 1925.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-22

builders hardware, lime, &C.
ment, paints and oils at Herbert
Hearn's Hardware.-Adv. 1925.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-02-26

--B. G. Rothell, of Toccoa, Ca,
was a business visitor to Waihalla
yesterday.
Mrs. r. Galloway spent last
week in Atlanta visiting the ,millin-
cry openings, having selected a full
line, which she cordially invites the
public to inspect.
Married, on February 16, 1913,
at the residence of the officiating
minister, Rev. II. c.. Ligon, Miss
b. l.. Hubbard and NJ. l.. Arnold.
Also, at the same place and by the
same minister, on February 18th,
Miss Margie Dean and Dorsey
Tucker. Both of these young cou
pies are Of the Townville section.
We join with other friends in extend
ing to them hearty good wishes.
One of the most novel and
unique entertainments recently en-
joyed was the progressive forty
two" party, on last Friday evening,
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hughs.
AS soon as all the guests had assem-
bled the hostess presented them with
miniature hatchets as score cards,
these reminding them that it was
Washington's birthday. Then seve-
raj interesting games Of forty-two
were played, the winners receiving
tiny cherries as they progressed.
Misses Smith and S%trother, Messrs.
Darby and Craig, having highest
score, cut for the prize, a box of
Huyler's candy, which was won by
Miss Smith. The honoree was the
recipient Of a tiny cherry tree filled
with homemade b%on-bons. The
BOBBY, a Ratchet containing minis,
fell to w. G.. Hughs. A most tempt
ing salad course, with coffee, was
then served. The host and hostess
and Miss Theo Hughs delighted the
guests with several musical selections
on the piano and violin, little Eliza
beth Hughs gracefully doing some
ballet dancing and keeping time
with the music. At last the guests
reluctantly departed, after having
spent a most enjoyable evening at
this hospitable home. Those pres
ent were Mesdames Darby, FAINT and
Hughs; Misses Gertrude Smith, Flo
Use Strother, Gertrude Biemann, May
FAINT, Eleanor Keys, Hattie Shelor
and Theo. Hughs; Messrs. Darby,
Hughs, Craig, Hutchinson and Rae
Dendy.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-02-26

This is the season of the year
when mothers feel very much con-
cerned over the frequent colds con-
tracted by their children, and have
abundant reason for it, as evry cold
weakens The lungs, lowers the vital
ity and paves the way for the mere
serious diseases hat so often follow.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is fam
Gus for it's cures, and is pleasant and
safe to take. For sale by all deal
ers. adv.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-02-26
Card Of Thanks.

Editor Keowee Courier: Kindly
give me space in your paper to ex-
tend to neighbors and friends the
sincere thanks of myself and family
for the valuable assistance rendered
us on Wednesday,, February 10Th,
when we were visited by fire. The
thoughtful and prompt response in
our time Of need shall ever be pleas
antly and gratefully remembered.
Very truly, w. r. Lynch.
Walhalla, r. F. D. 1, Feb. "a.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-02-26

Here is a message OF good cheer
from Mrs. G. j. Martin, Boone Mills,
Va, who is the mother of eighteen
children. Mrs. Martin was cured Of
stomach trouble and constipation by
Chamberlain's Tablets after five
years Of suffering, and now recon-
mends these tablets to the public.
Sold by all dealers. adv.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-02-26

A Special Communication of
E1EITssIA Blue Ridge Lodge, No. S2,
A2$I$G A. F. NJ, will be hello next
sN Friday evening, February
28th, 1918, at 8 O'Clock. Work In
+. c. degree. b. l.. Herhdon, w. NJ.
w. o. white, Secretary.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-02-26

y NOTICE.-W. T. Bearden, near
Oakway, S. c., has aboutI4O0 bush
els Yellow Bunch Yam Seed Pota-
toes for sale.-W Will open about
March 10th and continue to sell till
all sold. $1.25 per bushel. 9-i3%
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-02-26

WE WANT to buy one-half million
Dogwood and Perslmmon Shuttle
Blocks, from 12A to 20 inches in
length. Prices range from $4,000
per thousand downward. See D. l..
Norris, Manager, The Southern Shut
tie e. Bobbin Co., Westminster, 8. G..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-02-26

COOKS IMPROVED COTTON
SEED.-I have 100 bushels Of Cooks
Improved Cotton Seed for sale, grown
from the best of seed, ginned with
no other seed on my gin. Yields
from 38 to 40 pounds lint to the hun
dred. Price 81 per bushel. J. H.
Barnett, Westminster, S. G. lib
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-02-26

GOOD HORSE FOR SALE.--Why
buy a horse that you don't want
when you can get one S R years old;
good farm and buggy horse, and will
work anywhere; not afraid Of auto
mobiles Or anything else. You can
buy him for really less than he is
worth. Write or see REV. F.. D..
VAUGHAN, Richland, s. G.. 7-x-9
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-02-26
Observation-Disclosures tS.ss."S.S...S.SsS..S
!. WANTS, FOR SALE, LOST !
+ AND FOUND. " 4

= Notices under this Heading one !
= cent a word each insertion. I
+ Gnitials count as words.) i
Is"Sss3s 3ssS.sS..Ss&.sSs e&.&..f..2ss2s.3s s&.sSssSs.S
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-02-26

NOTICE TO FARMERS.-We have
an arrangement at present with the
Progressive Farmer, Of Raleigh, N.
c., whereby we can furnish The Cou-
rier and the Progressive Farmer in
combination at $3.50 for the two
papers. This rate will apply to both
new and renewal subscriptions to
both papers until notice Is given of
change in rate. KEOWEE COURIER,
Waliialla, s. G.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14
g. g. &orniplo.
S. 81. @regerien
g: M%or0entoit.
34nlat,nrt.

8alfanfrigens rpe Mfjnit Dur
foaet lit 8renoepunft peo 9aroo-
%neller1,e, set Imalle Strpoe, ser
ifi9rer @fjel mellem europa oQ
Miien. Bulgorerne bar lat betyoe-
lige &refter ino poo at erobre
T9ltnn19sberternc peo 8Derne Gal.
lipoli og 8ulair. Sbi CT Sc fprlt
9erre ODER Dem, oil Sc burtigt flln:
ne gisre oct al me6 DC tprfiife 6or=
ter, Ser lig9er paa 3ur6anellernez
c1lropeiife @ioe. 50 loa oil Sor:
tebabets imGffeoe 2gr praftiif tal1
pGrc aabnet.
Mi,1erne / 6arbanbet fon iijfe5
op, og 6orterne poa oen oiintiife
SIDE fan bringcs til Gausbeo fra
oe bsiereliggeuoe apitforter pao
@alpeen. 9en greife Uaa0e bill
fl1une lebe i11o element Streoet oq
ino / Marmnrubopet. Ser pil Scr
terit % fremmeit funne afifiere Sc
tprfilfe 9roppetransporter ira 2il:
lcoiien. Sg oerneit pil Sen eite1
en- Scamp me6 ben tprfiife Iloooe
lom 6en iiffert CT ooerlegen, ,,opn.
Zig / S6lnanolfab, fun1,e legge Jig
foran iclbe &onitantinopeI, Set JOS.
mannilfe MigeS @ierte.
9aroonellerne CT / 9jcbliffet ct
lpGrret 6arpano. Soar Stormog=
terne pil ien0e flere ~Stotion5ifi=
be" : Sifferbeospagter - til
&onitantinopel, n1oa Sc fbrit ibge
ON Aogang giennem 9oroonellerne.
Sg ga ben rl,siiif:japanife &rig ra=
icOe, luffeoe Darbonellerne Sen rllS=
fife Sortebansfloaoe inbc, loo Sen
moatte forblioe ,1pirfiom UNDER a!le
Sc %frpetelige 8egipenbe0er. Men
Sc bolfanolliere6e tpir,eer Zig MI -
FIR ellcr ienere - Sci frem, pa
ingen bill proteltere berimoo, lim-
pcltben foroi set life fan ife 1,oen
at iette europa / 6lammcr. Mus=
lo,r6 bar cit Gang felt @enerr1e nc0
at bape benne ~9pr" Iuffet. Nu
pil set life babe @rnferne og 8l,l=
garerne itan6ic6e / bercs Toripg
poo at iao Sen luffet op, lelD ON
oct blot bliper pou Silent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

st iueuif ltgebln0, Ser 1l6fon1n1er
/ Minueopolis, mg6er / ii0lte a1ge
mes eli poa Gngelif affottet Sor=
iioe=grfl9ring, Scr goar u0 paa, at
lt6otpcren for bapt cit Sperens=
fomlt mcb &orberre, 9oaenoe no
paa, at iaoinart ban bapoe &aao
til; set, pilbe Dan opgere me6 at
opertere 0riffeporer, mot eben 0nf=
frs Malt @biifep". SON forbe=
bol6er Jig 0og Met til at begpn0c
igie1. ioet BON %ifriper: ~6inancial
embarrassment moulb BE tbe onlp
thing lit tie future mbicb mo11lo
cotnpel me to SO it."
Sg bpprfor ban life bar taget
Sen itore @eilutning for lenge fl
ben motiperer ian mes upolitiife og
finoncielle &inorineer", lamt at Fan
for faa Mar ii6en tabte ODER $1,000
paa ,1oslc al frendtaaen0e &irfe=
meolemmer, belliee g%bangeliiter %
Rreiter anbefale6e Soft"
2es set eli Gang til, og Jig os
lao, ON Set life er CIT fin Sop
..Sbe!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14
Sra @irsinia.

Seo 3. 6.'s Stprclie og 2onolro=
palgs Mfltenning / &oloniiagen Il
ger ailstofte noget, bpprtil jeg p1=
lfer at gjsre nogle @en1Grfningcr.
.&tlstofte tiger:
Set er lon1 llnocripgelicrnc pG=
Ientligt CT gle0et l1b poa at finoe,
bpor &orn % aaal nil gro, og bbor
Ser er ct l,iigeligt tint Selma. Ser
moa ngiaa ful,ne iiges, at fer CT
laa mango 5liino Stores til iaa
lang eli Siosirilt. 80 ifol III npr=
mere / 8erbring meo Sen iorte &a=
&c, maa III og bore flar opcr ncoz
fommen0c Stoters Sfplelop pg Sc
6orgerlige @ettigbcocr, ser noes Sc
:lorte." /:
5i0ligcre bar Set life ponifeligt
at fil10e ct Ste6, bbor Scr fun0e
faces mal1ge 5uiino Stores til flere
Mars Sibsfrilt 90 Dpor Ser bar
goot Slime. 9en er Set mere pan=
ifeligt, og ON set fin0es, er Set
tpipliomt, ON @or11 og aual bill gro
paa Set, og ga blep Set 10 b~anifeligt
for bao6e Strife og Sfo(e. 9eriom
ai(stofte bill gjpre en- &ejie til Gir-
|ginia, pil BON, noar ban fommer
.%in0enfor Statens @renier, lie / e11=
felte al Sernbanetogenes @oene EFT
&lofat, bporpaa ser itaar molet
meo itore 8%ogitaber: u6or coloreb".
Scr 1ao 9e life gao in6, So font
mcr Sc / for ner 8erering me6 ben
Iorte &ace. S9g bi6ere, til Sc
fommer til cit @ogn, bbor Ser Ice
les: rGor mbite". &aa 9gren til
&entepereliet / Stotionsbpgningen
lries ogiaa: uSor colore6" eller
u6or pbite". Set famine gialoer
paa &oteller, bpor Ser tages moo
mere ems Ell &ace. Oct er life
1popenbigt at ppre Yreitelero, for
fife at forpiloe Jig ino til Sc forte.
sfoler og airfer er ogiaa irr-
ifilt.
@i for ineer al Be forte let i
bort Sns, meo minore ban Tom i ct
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14
arligt Griube Dl5oer man en- al
Dem paa @eien, lsfter ban bsiligt
lin SGT.
@eter 81 on.
@nrfe, @ireinin, 10. Teb. 1918.

Safer til ltugopmsffplen / sol-
bang. On Sen / CALIFORNIA, 81;
On Sen / Dnnepmg, Eerns, $40;
81. S. Senfen % @uitru, geoor
Sails, sp., IS; g. SBnoergoar6,
Dtpigbt, ST., $40; Marie Eeterien,
4rcata, @al., $40; Mnnn Masml,s-
len, Sos Angeles, Gal, S.; S. s.
.Ganielien % &11itr1,,. 9iborg, g.
Dof., $40; 8. 8. &enningien, Site,
Soma, So; Ssrgen Smitb, 6re0s,
bile, Soma, IS; q. g. Sbien, Col
bang, Mrbejoe til 8eroi al $685.;
$. &rule, Solpang, Gurup's rWen,
erol @iitorp Of tie @orlo", Nv;
Wrs. s. s. 2al1rit5en, Genterpille,
g. 9af., 4 Yu6ebonr; Mrs. g. @e,
tcrien, Solbnng, II Margange al
aaSSllultreret 9i0en6e"; gn life
,,Gb,1t Sen, 4 &ar Gardner.
5or oisie @aber bringer ri Dor
h6ite Sat.
g. g. &ornlpl6.
S. 81. @regerlen.
g: Nor6entoit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14


lansere srufni,s. 5rtet optiF
$ialpemibheI Diloe pare hIftrnfte.
ligt til at operif1,e ion tn1npe1nrs.
fie en- gulplaos - eanite bortiet
fra, ot Der er fdare Iiot at ie. for6i
BET ferit % fremmeit for &nrterte
an pnn at fiule iig for
binonoeu. Mer alligeoel be6 Self
berren felpfslgelig al, bpab Der
foregoor. &a,, itaar beo ollie til
itoaenoe @ioler i Gor-
binbel{e meo be forifeillige af6eIin-
ger. Sen ri6enbe 0r6onnons CT
life gaaet 1,0 al 8rr1g, men ban ct
ielofslgelig @%eprnientant for en-
foraloet Snitit,,tion. SON er 10
Inngio1n, % oct ct altio upiit, ON
ban 11aar frem til lit Maal, eller
ON Ell, iienotIig 4ugIe itanoier bum
%unoerpeis. Selttelegrafen og Selc=
fonen 'bp6er mere iiffer 6orbinoelie,
% set er bobe6iagelig 6i5ie eleftri-
tie 9roaoe, me6 bnilfe 6eltberren
le6er 8egipenbe6ernes Gong. San
mootager bpert 9ieblif Sroaorap=
porter om, bporleoes 6e etbne Or
6rer er bIepet nofsrt og bporleoes
6e bor birfet, og BON iborer om=
gaaen6e mes npe Sr6rer. Set er
Ell ful6itnn6ig @ureaunirfiombeo,
men Sen er praget al Ell roienoc
Erablbe6, og Sen freezer Sbcrlegen=
be6, aol6blo6igheo og @enialitet.
9eoelie,, al ct Slag er @pil og Ma=
tematif. 6uientaiterne, Scr / eam=
le Sage fun6e raiere aft peo 6eres
6orpopenbe6, bgrer til 11oe / 8gf=
ferne, hbor man Blot bar at bare
re Sr6re og gaa paa. Sapperbeoen
er life bIepet cit Biting, men Sen
ipiller life le1tgere SEN le6en6e
MolIe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14
&nhrtnr fxrfnri1g.

Sen mooerne @erierer maa
fprlt og fremmeit bore Tor1tanos=
mennelfe. Set CT al cit unberoro=
net @etp0ning, ont Fan er / 8elio=
Belle al perionligt Moo, Ser fa,1
opflomme Soloaterne; Sen Sing ct
MfoelingSfsrernes Sog. @erfpre=
rem bar life fin &loos pe0 6ronten.
San oil tpertimo6 ofte finoes Mile
bag Sen. Sg man bill life finoe bam
meb Sabel / @aanb og bluslenoe
al aumpioer o9 8lo6tsrit, parat
mco &atbos til at l1oilpnge Ditto
rife Sr6. @a,1 er at treffe / ct
@1,s, boor ian reiioerer iom en-
clogs @nreaucbef, bpis &irfiombeo
CT forceret op til Ell fabelagtig Som
centration og febrilf &ololombeo,
6elt6erren, omgipet ali lin @tab,
itaor bpiet ODER 4orte1e oper &rigs=
ifl1cplo6ien. Set er aampefort,
lammenfeieoe al mango itore 8la0e.
Alle Sroppeofoelingers Shilling ct
morferet pes imaa 5Iag paa SCALE,
iaale6es at Sc fan flpttes, efterbaan=
SEN iom Mfoelingerne birigeres on
oetlte6s Zen. Sglaa Sc fiertotlige
Mfoelingers s%til1inger boloes mar
fere6e poa be11ne Moaoe. @laget er
90 / aller cgentliglte 6oritano ct
Sfofipil, met ct frpsteligt Spill
mes Suii1oer al @enneifelip og
l%,ultroerliee Sntercsier JONI &11oiats.
Gl1er set er ct fanrpemesiigt Ma=
rionettbcater, / bpilfet Ell @oon>
trGffer | ollie Sc beppgen0e Srao6e.
50 set er bel go6t, at set er laoler
oes. 6eltberren ier life set, ser TO-
regaar, bper Gang ban treffer / Ell
1roa0. Sons Merper bereres fife
al SC frpgtelige 5cener, iom Ian
ielp foranlebiger. San fan itoo
fol6blobigt bieet ober tit @egnebrnt
og iet0e 1De Suiinber / 9e6en blot
peb ct Sr6, JON inger Mooiigclie
%toalcr.
6eltberren fer intet, og ielp ON
ban pil6e Set, Dor set bom oog
lmultgt at bol6e .9ie meb, bpoo
Scr foregif. ct alag er fife nogle
Mfoclinger, ser tsrner ia,mmen. Oct
er eli lang &effe al s&u1npe, iom
/ Sc flelte Tilfaloe ipRnoer oper
mileoioe Strefninger. Sc aompc,
Der MI foregaar foran @alltpoli,
bar Ell Gront poo mere enc fire
Mils 2ans6e, og beo 9,1le 8nrgog
.fpmpebes Der ODER en- fIere Gauge