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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07

Spcioliltltpre por enOt / Sc
mioji Ben %. 6cbr. @illion1 soc
Groig bar puertagct Moyorel1s Hlig,
ter % er looleoes. Giterfplgsr al Sen
e11eltc loc!aliltilfs Administration,
I8enlioji bar Dopt. Mnrpr Mul5o6ll
oanGrcnoe Mupor,en Socialilt, tob=
tc mornc, inln THOR itpttsoe bonn.
Mr. Mc&noi9 bor lopet ct vG(em
|Smcep" iroen 8yens Yoliti. Gen
nl,orrenos 9olitimclter, s. j. @opt,
CT Sociolilt. II. s.. Mumpbp bliper
g. s. Sobnlons Gfterfplgcr lom 6pr=
n1ollo fnr @prno6et.
Gn G4=oorig Mono pco Mapn
Setter Ncllon l)ar / mango Nor liot
|of @iJt, lQa. FAN bar cit Djulpclps
&rpbli1a. Sam op6olot Jig pao
@alniep Gormrtps I%ottiagooro. ga
2ugcrnc ilrtet full0c gjprc ipr boln,
%hegnllGtc boll at hche til Gprbcrrc =
pg mrrfeli0 ,pf. Sci, 9oe Ichr1lor
lprol1a ban b11uot lnnu onl Fan al
briN bnooc nnret i11. Or. Mncfer,
6ottigNooroens @Ugc, tiger, at Ser
CT il1ge1l Snipl ON, at Ncliprl CT fiji.
rcrct.
-Nulgcnoe pil pnre al inrlia
SeSlltercsie for Iarlncrl1r. Yriicn poo
Sen 9in0ctroo0, ion lopcs al Toll-
gerl1e / Sti1lmotcr, CT foltiot for
1913 ieun tplger: 5tonoaro, 800
500 / Y,u10ct, SIC; Siiol, 800 SOB
&ruloct, $40; Stonooro Mol1illo,
500 500 / Glnoet, Sc, Monilu, 600
SOB / Elunoct, 10c; rcn Manilo,
$50 500 / Eun6at Tic. Eriicr11c CT
bejcre cno iijor; n1el, Scr CT life ioo
flor Torifjcl iom puo Nriicrnc al
&aomoteriolct. Slid Tiber er 21a
Gent bpjerc III, chs itipr;; Monilo
Sitter ira ) til Z GentS lojcre o1
Neip 3ealano 2H Gent bpiere. Sta
ten r1r bcl0ig mco at iifrc Jig ct
goot Splog al MoGnateriole tbs
Zig, ioo at sen It'll. or iltano til at
ieIac &are1 til inc @a'noer for ri
mcligc Eriicr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07
Surbcns baariasrcitc Tulfcfrrb.

2iuclpm n1oll bor Sll0iuncrc /
Nprnmncrifa, for nrol1 / Sapm
Nilul'cr, belgc nll flu1 Mcitcr al
en- bills og mooig llr6ciulfuing.
Gm Oisic Ninller, ipnl llloll biotil
life far bprt mcget til llOenf for So
pan, Dcobcr oct / CT Mrtifc( / Oct
libltc Summer al ~>Sapan Wtogo=
5i1,c", at Sc cnolu1 bcparcr Ocrcs
mprfc, buoreoc ll0iccnoc ng ltGrft
Ielleoe Sfabclor. &oooc bos Mu1lO
og &pil1oer CT @aoret ion la19t, at
Set 6ullgcr oenl nco opcr Sful0rc=
nc, pg MGaOercs ltpre Sfjug gi=
Der DEM 9i96co mco Spoerucs CANT
lie Entriorfer. Sffe ltOrn @rrl1o
anlees Minu'crnc lnl1 Sen ganrri9c=
lte Men1pi% fcrocc, SSorocn npgeniin0e
far ioitret.
Gll Nilntfuln0c bctrugter Oct
lon sen bsjeltc 9Gre, Scr fan times
benoe, en- Gang at fon1nle til at
Urge for CT Molros %l1l16erbolD.
Molrge Simmer CT Eolpgomiiter,
font far inotil ii Sooner, al bpilfc
Nou fin en- aniccS iom hons Dir=
felige @ultrn, mc0e1rs Sc m0re
mere gjer Sjeneltc lom cit Salgs
|Spc1,bc. Com &egcl far Minl1'en
bber al fine ao,1er boer1oe / ct @11s
for Jig, men bette forbinorer life,
at Sc ollie giper Meoe /. gfs. neo
inbtrGffel1bc 6gosler / Ta1lilie1 og
/ Samoragtigbeb arbeiocr for SUI
lets 1ripiel. Me0er to at Ell
Msnnos &oncr ~tilfnloigt %binan6en,
rDitcr oe paa set pormeite binarr-
oeus 9Gltoer. og f(aifcr binanoen
-fornpiet pm Mpaltpfferne.
Tor Melte1 la0er set til, at III
nu'crnes polpgomiltiife 9enoenier
,bbcrfcn far 0eres l10lpring / San=
ieligbeo eller / noget E,1lfe ONT en-
l9rlig rigelig 9ernebcltono. Sna-
rere ipnes set, iom ON Sc ira begge
.5ibcr burer poa eli pis gienit0ig
Sniorgsfelelle fra oct ene &jen til
oct oll0et. Som aft iogt beitaar en-
Minnfpinoes ltprltc 2pfialtgbeb /
at maottc forlgrge cit Mano, men
pan Sen or1ocn Sibe tager Man6en
Iofte en- euligitillet &pinoe til Jig
iom @uitrr1, blot for at bore benoe
Ell it9rfere 8elfptter - maoife 0og
ogiaa JON cit ren % ifjer 6onnsr-
log, 90 sen Mor0, iom bar 6e fle=
,ite Sooner, nemlig anies for ben III
sgeite % mtrgtigite sli1lnlatnfu,,oet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07

I'LL ol1orc 5iOcr fan CIT Mullos
Nig0pm pau GDucr oglua tillfrtpeS
ll0cllffeilDc MISUNDERSTANDING ipn1
5tlfUlOct I. Gfs. llou bupc prrct
ine0 0cl1 :Mnl1o, lpm rciltc nu1tring
II Sal1oet % bupOc CT &onc boe,r0e
bpcrt StcO, bpor ban f1tloc tnnfc
llig at %fol1llc- til at oucrllatte! Sao
boDOe 1on oog ditto Gag oper So
pe0ct % CIT usn!ig Smnal1g open /
ajebet.
! Mim,'cr1e bar CT 5fjsoeiynb, iont
!lonolprligpis illart pi( gjprc set al
,llcb 6cle Mclten al bcrcs 5tmnmc
- Sc oriffcr gol1ife forfaroeligt, og
Stonlnlcl nppiler aorlig lnilgt flere
:9posfalb al Gruffenifob cno al
SMoon;. Sapal1erre ojpr, bpob Scr
ltoor / mennrifeli9 Mogt for ct
6erarc set lille San1fuu0, ipm for
i2jebliffct fln teller pn1trent To-
200 Mc0lemumcr, ,lcl1 CIT iou for
DGr0et 9rr,ffcnbolt lnnn Minl1'cn CT
lnrr at giprc til Sotolmmno. Tor
&eite1 er Nlinu'crnc gooc Stots=
bnrucrc, ipn1 trpfolt ppinloer 0ercs
@%orNcrpligtcr % IF. L.. oglao gjor=
SC 1rb'1rrfet Iplocit i ,~rpallcr11es
&Gffcr nnbcr &rigcn mco Muslonb.
&c bpocs Mrginente.
s iouu11c SibSlfrift bclfripcr Or.
@rpa1, bpao mo liffert tyr folbe
Set nleit foraftcriltilfc 5rGf al So
polrcr1es 2ip, ncrnlig BANS %l,foroll=
0erligc 5ro poo SC oeocs Nonoer
log bans oblolllte l1noerfol1cn Jig
0eres &cgimente. >@n11 tiger berom:
sc ofop0cs 2yffc beror 4aa Sc
leben0es nr6p0ige og fjnrlige Sil=
beoelle, og Sc lebe11oc5 til @jeu=
giGl0 pao Sen pron1pte Spfpl0elie
al oen,c fronlmc Gligt. Sc osoe
trG11ger ncl1llig til bc11le -!@el1gipen=
he6 fra Sc lepcl,bes SIDE, og Bet
hetragtes / Sopa11 ipm Ell. ubert
@r1iom6eo % ipar Spno at 1irgtc
bem Opfplbelien bcrof. Gerfpr far
ogioa bpert @iem lit 6arnilicalter
og i'm @u0cbploc nlco 6orfuorcnes
Soblelfrin, foron bpilfet SEN belli=
&c 2ampe tn,t6es bper Morgen %
Mftc11, Dpor Tomilieu forrctter fine
8elner, og bpnr Scr pfrcs Geoc=
borer til Sc op6eS Mm10er, JONI glG-
6es berpco og til @ienajulo aiper
Sc lepcrrbe oeres Sellignelie K. l1ipn=
ligc flogrcr Mon0erne on Set hel=
liNc Ste0 = Sapo1cren ler Dem
life, men bon pco, at 9nnpens
mil,0i te 6loffcn lfpl6es ocres Seer
bGrelie, pg at Sc pooger ODER al
bans blls1igc 2pffe. Ggentlig lerer
Mm1oernc / Sc belfrepnc Sapler,
men Scr CT il,tct / Gejen for, at Sc
pcb 2cjligbco fan paatoge Jig mc11=
ncifcliAc Sfiffclicr og bic Jig iom
&jGlpcre og Srpltere, meocns Sc
til oaalig @rug npics n1eo at liagc
1tinc / 0ercs 5fri,, ic og lptte, to-
&c Del / 6amilic11s Me0= ellcr Mo6=
gang oa alroc Jig pco SC lepc,roes
tSolc og 0cres go6e Somnnenbolb.
Sen itprltc @leoe far Sc bog az
6amiliens 6aglige @iliener og al
9l1ften al Sen 9obe Sffermob.
@mbper Sapancr tror Jig 1uroer
ltaoi9t Spipn al fit Tamliies Mon-
Ser = uiete 9ine noager oner ollie
bans &on6linger ulete 9ren lptter
It'll bpert al bans Sro, % maa eno
al 6enne uipnlige @pionering TO-
refommc % m6re utaolelig, ioa
bnr Sen bele Na1r6etro bog fine bir>
fclig betp611ingsf1l6e @ooer for
Sapanere11, bpem 6en %enoogIoo gi-
Der 2eiligbe6 til iom Ma1o at opz
rctte, bba0 ban bar feilet eIler for
1gmt / 2ipet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07
Dr.. A. f. Christians
PRIVATE HJEMME-
HOSPITAL
4o1 Marlborough ST., Boston, Mass.
tNar Massachusetts Ave.)
,Telefon so7 Back Bay.
ETABLERET 1890.

Udstyret med allie modern. m%edicinske,
k~irurgiske og elektriske Apparater, oy
medicinsko g hyRiejnisk Gymnastik ,o.s v.
Patienter faar individuel og personlig
Betjening. Erfarne Lager, uddannede
Sygepleiere og Betjening.
DIR. Niels p. Finsen's medicinske Lysap.
paras og Methede tor HndsyEdom11e,
handling.
Legens Princip er fprst at undersoge
P~atienterne fpr de tages under Behand-
ling for at kunne finde, hvorvldt de kan
forbedres eller helbredes.
Alter gjortfor at lindre og helbrede saa
hurtigt som muligt, og for den mindst
mulige Bekostning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07
Priserne stiger:

Naesten alt vi spiser eller bruger
er stegen i Pris, men Warmers White
Wine Of Tar. Verdens bedste Middel
mod Hoste. Forkj9lelse, Asthma. O.
S. ", snlges endnu for samme Pris
som forhen i allie Apotheker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07

Smrt % ipot.
Spr .fif hi ira Sri, Micboclis
Sen beifc Gift ira Slal1getal,o =
|n,1 fal1 hi faa &olif a. Mclis
pco SGSning al Iru 5tanaelano.
Mnnc 2pffc.
|Gr vMnne 2pffe" go?
81, bpcnn mon gjpr Set bcoocr
en0 6nic 9rltbu 4 So,
noar "Gp."eu Nriltrnp bco0er?
"a jog pil ajcrl1c tro,
set gier CIT Mosic 2pffc :
ct Stpffc nlcb cit SO
blir lct ct &aslcitptfc.
&incijt.
s &il1ua Migsoug lpm Derbjcnm1e
oct fmiber iuGrt, lloar man .lfal
femme. =
Gu Eilf r1ao in9ell mere Do',
sen bli'r pno Steoet flippet a, =
ell Eiif / 9~figsoo'c1 fau bespprrc
Ell Gonifer l1of til Mpo Jig bjcrgc.
Sa6rue.
|@eltouoig so6roc n,oo ltoo for
5fuo,
oa ifjplrt ian oriparer Jig pGl0ig,
Set enocr rof meO, at fan Mi'r
hel0t It's,
for 6ol1 CT MT oltio n6clOig.
lt1o!
6pr icn1ogtreoitnostppc &rpr1er
fan til Mpri( 1llol1 blipc brenot =
poo &eltcrbros 'Yoslage 0ro1er
n1or gollfe grotisl joni befje1ot.
Miou 8iponil1g III, al 2opo loper
pua &sloll0 - men fpm ci mc0
1ligt
til &jebcnlopn. fpr fer hi bopcr
poo Corp % Sci illtrrffcliot.
Srgcrspris.
%ppilc Masml,5=
ien pco ct @osbluS
lfrcp lon1 befjellot
lit 2cltar1cnt:
IS Siocns Mooren
jcg iclu far paurcn
c1 iinrpel Hi9c,
Oct tpr Jog l1gc -
81 lncNct mere
jeg fan citerc =
2opiies &lo
ncr minorc go.
Mcn ioooon clrotc
set Scltameltc:
Sill Higcr inlaa
nit Coos jfol goa"
81 ipoc .Sn1aapi'cr
ifam ej 9taa=t1ao-Si'er -
fum Sneiepis
til ssngcrspris.
81 Sc blep 5jcn'lte=
pier. Ser io,n Gn'lte=
pier gjoroe @opn
! / &igbenbaDn.
Mcn Sc og alagc,
Set gif tilbagc,
oA SGgerspriien
fom / Mpiicn.
Sum Ssoiotcr
bil mere 30 ser
oa man CT poiel,
Set tiger SD iel'.
8repin6c Gamer
/ @rapen bonoer:
Gen Sserien SID
TIT ba' nom &l1.
Priserne stiger:
Nasten alt vi spiser eller bruge1
er stegen i Pris, men Warmers White
Wine of Tar. Verdens bedste Middel
mod Hoste. ForkjSlelse, Asthma. O
s. ", s;nlges endnu for samme Pris
som forhen i allie A%potheker.
s.E Ug-G
Mniiferen. (ti( fiji sSorloneoe iom
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07
Eitrrar narirtf.
Sit % Sat ! 2iet % Hroia.

Gae5jers DoSbcrrco) @s,,ocrne
gjpr
2nrer Matborne 9ipet broget,
met iiffert &c flcltc ipnrgc tyr,
Set or bcnt, ser moa fejlc Roget.
&rins Mrel rio0erli9 % ilot
iig Loo til 1lppetorpict bperpe,
bpis nogct ipringcr, CT set 9oot
at bo'c CIT Nficl / Meierpc.
Maor Mciter % Speno fonlncr li6t
pan tburss,
lao lar man oct bcle liagc.
6nob ifal MAJ, MI faloe sen @o1n=
r9a11if Nrbcioe" posicr ga life.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07

6remifriotsbilleoe. On Mano
fomn1er i,ro paa 2ipsforiifringS.
fpntoret.
rGpflcr 9e?" ipprger rrta11 bom.
rgtej."
r@ller biler?"
ngfei."
vMen flDber Sc f%anife?"
rRei, leg bar life nogen Mero-
plon."
90 gibr set % orot. 81 Tan
life %foriitre Gem. Meo 6ooejen-
.gerc er &iiifoen for flor"
Grin efter RrsDenammer saa
Sefte Slab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07

Mniferen (til fit, 6orlopeoe, iom
Mfprfet fpsier bam poo Meien):
On Sftap bDbere, min glife6e!!1 .ss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07

Snrt % ipbt.
Itr .iif III ira 6ru @ieboclis
Sen beife @ift ira 5lo,lgctano =
III fal1 hi faa &olif a. Mclis
pco 2nSnin9 al Iru Sto1,aelono.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07

sfrib otter RrsDenammer paa
heffe aRIah 80
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07

1tDU
6pr icn1ogtreOiinOstpuc &rpner
fan til Mpril 1llol1 blipe br9not =
poa Geltcrbros 'Yosluge 0roner
man galllfe grotisr joni bcfienot.
M'ou 8iponilra III. al 2opo laper
poo &slono men fpm 81 mci
lligt
til &jebcnl)npl,. fpr fer hi bopcr
pao Corp % Sci tilltrrffcligt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-10-10
The iomaniae's Error.

There IL ii famous story W q man,
DAn tib~uts OF Agugou. that ID told
By all writer's upon the art of book
hunting. This lion vincente Is called
by Andrew Lang the great pattera Ut
bibIiocleptS." To get the book be
coveted he killed itS posSessor aud set
fire to his house &c ~ to cover up his
crime. But the man was at lust suS
pected aud the famous book found in
This possession to confirm the suspi-
,cion The case against him was M
gued on the ground that there was but
one copy In the world VI the book found
In his possession. and Its previous own
eg was known to all. Don Vtncente
had clever lawyer. who proved that
smother copy did exist III the Louvre,
and since there were two. he argued.
there might also b. more. and " Don
Vineente might have come honestly BY
his At this Don Vincente gave q
great cry md said to the alcalde: "Ah.
Senior Alcade. my error WAS clumsy
indeed. My copy WIS not unique
Frederick A. King III BookmaA-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-10-10
. Ax,A n4aine.a etnsA

without uslDk the scientific term.
lA0ro laro two kinds Ut deafness that
creep On us gradually. the hardening
e he sardrtim aud the running ear.
both sondutAve to less nsd less ability
TO hear elenriy Many VITO arc 20 A.
11ctesi attribute the aiinent to catar1h-
al infiu@re or increasing years and Dc
nothing to remedy whit they deem b.
durable. Tfiere Is M science 70 back
ward A. that which deals with diseases
Of the ear Aurists and ostOl0gi6ts
have mnt.v sonIn tsIrntive progress In
ortostoAis. n lsWcss II tMne formation
Ia vhL.L uein,ntion takes place with
IN tile substance Of the cartilage. Few
CURES have been actually effected. and
. pgouIihetn hI.di,al authority statee
that unti. the cause and cure OF rheu-
mntixm aic ,!c.crnintd deafness win
continue The presence Of uric acid IL
the ~ stem Is. according to this learned
mau. the c:i,se IF deafness either swift
or progressive. Danish this blood allen
aud the deaf Will hear. 1t Is advisable,
therefore. to watch out against the
twingrx Of yu,;t and the rheumatic
sudeninS of tile joints and muscles Il
deafnens IL u I've aidetracked.-A 3.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-10-10

One Of the mysteries still unsoived
b that Of the sense by which the low
er animals become aware Of the ap-
proach of earthquakes. For three or
four days before a series of earth
Quakes at Guadalajara, Mexico, the
many parrots Of the city showed
great and unusual restlessness. and
during the period of disturbance the
increased cries of the birds gave warn
ing OF the nearness Of the worst shocks.
Rats also became alarmed. fleeing
from. the city before the earthquakes
came. Supersensitiyensss to faint
shocks hardly give satisfactory expla-
nation for modern seismographs are
very sensitive, and 1t Is quite unlikely
that tremors too slight to be recorded
would be felt so strongly ~ T. give
alarm.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-10-10
TooK HINT FROM NEWSPAPER
How One Woman Kept Clippings o.
All Subjects In Which She
Might Be Interested.

A young wife who was always weil
Informed and brimful of ideas, stories.
and current topics, explained her meth.
cd thus:
Il formerly worked on q daily news.
paper where they had a 'morgue' which
Is newspaper slang for filing cabinet
devoted to clippings and information
On every subject under the sun When
! married I.resolved to adopt the sys
tenn on . smaller scale, to my own
needs. and reserved a couple of pigeon
holes in my desk for the pun pose Then
purchased at newspaper Office two
dozen stout No. IL MANILA envelopes.
Those l labeled.
In pigeon hole No. placed Gift
Suggestions. Holiday Celebrations.
Parties and Entertainments, High Cost
of Living, Household Economies,
Dress. Attractive House Plans, Home
Decoration and Applied Art, Gardens.
Fancy Work. and two envelopes for
Receipts.
I'm pigeon hole no. placed Book
Reviews and Authors. Art, New Plays
and Players, Prominent People. Cur
rent Events. Anecdotes, Poems. Fam
lily History Data. Nature Study, Vaca-
ton Suggestions. and two blank en-.
velopes for other subjects in which
might become interested.
Into these envelopes went all clip
pings from magazines and newspapers
pertaining to these subjects. When q
friend went to Rome to live, l added
ITALY so that night keep in touch
with her When my club began the
study of German had a ready re-
ceptacle for copies OF German notes
Thus my 'morgue' grew, SO that
now l have four pigeon holes. and
- envelopes, containing useful
fund of information on every subject
In which l am. or expect to be inter.
terested. logically grouped for instant
reference. l consider 1t my most val.
liable aid to efficient life" -Womau's
World.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-10-10
PooR GIRAFFE LOVED TURTLE.
Animate suicide IN Jasdln dss piaaAs1
Explained to eatisfaetisa -
CommloeaPyI Z

Il - . sad. sad stosy And H. -
tails viii never b. knovn-hsw the
giraffe at the Jardin de- Plantaas tha
Paris 200. committed suici6s.s 49,
This giraffe. who hsld the yeaell
IA her class for height. vas nssfd
thenic. The attendants noticed ~
other day that she looked troubled
Che stood in her front yard vevi1o
her hong neck from side to siAa. sh4s
eye IN the clouds. Than she Aaahsd
hes had against tho side q her
housA causing concussioa = ~
hsain. ~. - g.@5 :.
1hs commtssary Of police vAS nod
t1ed Of her death and - opsosd. .
inquest. What we're ths reasons 1os
suiciAs! She was Of high standing.
1oa2F and . half meters. She w not
involved In the troubles q NAvte1
life. tor the simple reason Mat shA
was not married. Perhaps. Aovsss;
she was In love
When the commissAry cAAno TO thu
question he felt sure he Was on tha
right track. From the keepers b
learned In fact that the giraffe SONS
time previously had fallen in love
with q turtle. but the latter showed
almost stony indifference to her a6
vances. She tried to make eyes q
the turtle, but he seemingly paid M
attention to her. The turtle seemed
to think there was an inseparabls die
tanse between them The inQues(
was ended and It only remained foa
the. commissary to notify the family
Of the deceased.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-10-10
Family Secrets.

A girl has plenty of time to decide
Oh the details Of her wedding before
tie man has figured out whether hea
eyes are blue or gray.
Being conservative in politics never
keeps man from being screamingly
iasurgent in the matter Of ties and
socks.i
A really clever woman never makes
the mistake Of assuming that only .
man can comprehend her clevernesa
You may cure the vices of a bad
womanst conquer the shortcomings Of
the Indifferent woman. hut nothing
will avail in the face of good WON
ans prejudices.
The woman who "dares to be diff
ferent" is talked about. the man who
plays the game Is merely tolerantly
laughed at-but at best the woman
wouldnf change places with him..
Lppincott's.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-10-10
BLIND spof IN EVERY EYE
u Il Located just at the Point Who're
The Optic Nerve Cen
terra.

z IN every eye there Is a little spot.
that Is totally blind. Young eyes. old
eyes, sharp eyes. dull eyes. blue.
brown or black eyes-all Of them.
even the most perfect. have. in each
retina, a little round spot which Is
wholly blind both to brightness and
color. This spot is located just at the
point where the optic nerve centers.
and is approximately one-twelfth OF
an inch wide. Several interesting ex-
periments can be made to prove the
presence of this blind spot. For ex-
ample. cover the right eye with the
hand or a bandage and gaze with the
left steadily at point on the wall or
screen about seven feet distant Let
another person be seated against the
wall on your left-hand side. IN such
. position that his forehead Is on
level with the point at which you are
gazing, and his nearer cheek about
twenty inches distant from 1t. Do not
turn your eyeball, but gaze steadily
as at first, and his face will entirely
disappear. and the wall will seem to
be perfectly blank. II you spread q
sheet of paper on the wall and note
the points at which pencil moved
back and forth by another person ap-
pears and disappears, you will be able
70 make an accurate map Of the blind
spot as projected on the wall. An
other experiment is performed by
painting nine large letters in three
vertical columns of three letters each.
upon sheet of paper at such . dis.
lance and In such a position before
the eye that the central letter OF the
square falls within the blind spot
while the surrounding eight letters
ore still visible.-Christian Herald.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-10-10
Hjnolak0 on Port.

HlnSiaka. the historian. was polit4
yot frank II IL related that, upon one
occasion. while dining with old Dr..
Markham, the warden of Merton. he
was asked to give his opinion Of some
port wine which was supposed to be
remarkably good. Il am no judge Of
port myself. Kinglake," said DR.. Man
sham: but I know you are. and ]
should Ike your opinion
Well" said Knglake, Il have three
ways Of judging port wine. The first
u By the color, the second Is by the
odor, and the third Is by the flavor.
Now, the color Of your wine, Mar
sham"-holding 1t up and looking at Il
critically-'is good: the odor--here
he held the glass to his nose for
moment, and then added. with some
hesitation-~is far from unpleasant:
the favor There be tasted 1t. and
put the vineglass down hastily.
Would you be kind enough to pass
ne tho ehaFryr-6aa Vrapcdsoe ~
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-10-10
John MUlR's STUDY MACHINE
Naturalist Tells Of Wonderful fnven-
tion for Which He Has Not Yet
Taken Out q Patent.


Nevertheless I still INDUCED my
Sove Of mechanical invention" writes
John Muir in his volume. STORY Of Ny
Boyhood and Youth" Il invented
desk In which the books l had TO
study were arranged In order At the
beginning Of each term. also made q
bed which set me on my feet every
morning at the hour. determined on.
and in dark winter mornings just -
the bed set me on the door It lighted
the lamp. Then. after the minutes -
lowed for dressing had elapsed. q
click was heard. and tho hfst book
to be studied was pushed up from
rack below tho top OF the desk. thrown
open. and allowed to remain there the
plumber OF minutes required. Then
the machinery closed the book and A.
lowed It to drop back into It, stall
then moved the rack forward and
threw up the next In order. and 20 on.
ali the day being divided according 70
tho times Of ysc1tation, and time r.
ouIred and allotted 10 aacha study.
besides this. ! thoseAe y would -
. fine thing in tAs snnrex TINA. 4hsp
the sun rose early. Z diepense With
the elock.controlisd I'D machinery.
and make use Of suabsAns instead.
This did simply ~ txking 8 isnSout
Of my small SPY glass. shxing II on
frame on the sill oisnay bsdroon Win
dow. and pointing Tito tho sanriaes
the sunbeams focused ON q thread.
burned It through, allovingsthe he'd
machinery to put mo- on my feet:
when l wished 10 arise ct any
given time after sunrise. / had only
70 turn the ptxotsd affanks that held
khs lens the reQuisttee nSmherae eS -.
6reas OF minutas. Thus took Ehss'
SONS advice and hitohed my dumy
hS wagon bed to . stAS." 81
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-10-10
China and the reIearaph.

China was confronted with stiR
problem at the introduction of the tele-
graph 1t was hopeless to think Of
combining the western Morse dots and
dashes in sufficient variety to express
the 1900 or 1900 characters used By
q fairly literate Chinese. not to speak
of the entire 10000 or SO known to the
highly educated men Of that race A
phonetic, system was barred by the
fact that the same Chinese monosylla-
BILE means different things. according
to the, context or information and also
by the diversity of dialects. A Dane.
Professor Schellerup. found the solu-
don. The 1000 characters most COM
monty used are given their equivalents
IN code of numerals and these nu-
merals are telegraphed. Thus. cash
In the code is 5000. II any one want
ed to telegraph the number 5000 itself
he would send the code equivalents
OF the words six" thousand" and
thirty"