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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
Nnrgr.

Nnrgr.
so Mar fylote 5. %. @ai forbp.
stiftsproult til @on1or 6ricb. 9r.
9rieh, lou CT tbcolp9iif &m1otoat
fra 1851, por isrlt cit Sci Mar Se=
ltprer al 2epm,ger gprgerltole og
5@cncre Spglreprult til @io % Sp<
ues]ct, rciiocrelloe &apellan pg 1e=
1,cre SngneprGlt til &altg og Stifts=
proplt til @ou1ar, fra bpilfet @n=
bcoe bon tpg Nflfeo / 1903.
Miifcb. Gclcgraff,lomugtig oeo
&riltiania Stotion @lt11nar Mrtpl1
90. u. @ol1ien bar efter 9norogen<
Sc >aa @runo of ipnffct Selbreo
erbplot Milfeo. @r. @anien err feot
/ 1899 % bar prret I 2elegratp9=
1cnets Sjeneite fra 1867, altlaa
opcr As Mor. &eb Mfifeoen bor
Mbmini1tratipneu tilfjenoegipet ban
fin Mnerfjcn6elie for bol,s longe og
ni0fjrre 9ienejte / 9elegrafpGle net
u&riitianiaDprb" n%nbcrneis. Sc,
nprife uncertainties @ouo v&riltia:
nioijorb" itGpneoe 16 fra @opeolta:
sen 6e,1 4oe S,ni pon lin ferltt
@ejic pper Ntlol1tere1. Song Saa:
TON, Meolemner al &egjeringe1 oq
ioogootiom bele 5tortinget me0fel:
ger til Bergen, bpor ser CT orral1.
eerct ltore Teltligbe6er / Mnleoninl
al 9omperens Mnfom1lt. De rei1t'
tilbo9e iaicn mes @ergensbaner
oper 6jelbet.
Tiiferlip / Baths. Eroatsp 6e,
%. Mai. M%ejicnoe, JONI orog Der
fra Jrebag til Tinmarfeu pg retur
nere0e ioog, beretter, at Sc life fun:
SC goo ilon6 i &aroe, 90 Ser iff'
bar 1og oper @ope6et at faa, lac
oberfDl6t Dor ollie 2ogier. Sc maat.
te fslge nreo til &irfencs og poo
&etltr til &orbg mobtage fine &un:
Der on1boro / Sfibet. 9itlGnoi1ger.
iotn oeltog / 6enne Sur, ubtoler, al
Spnet al set pGl6ige 2ip poo @ar.
So @opn nueo Sc benpeo 1000 trent:
mebe 6ilfefartpjer, nte6 ca. 10000
Mo,6s 8eietning, gap sem ct 1for-
9lemmeligt Minoe.
8~arbcritrcjf. Der bor / noger
$ib bGret 0or6anolinger igong mel.
lent 8arbermeltre og spe1be / &ri=
1tianta om cit M Sperensfom1t
Spetroete frepe0e oprinbelig en- Mi:
nimumslgn poa 25 @roner or
lgen for nDltg nblGrte Sben6e, sc
&roner for SEM, ser bopoe orheioe1
lom Sben6 / ct Mor. McItrel,e
bpo benbolospis 81 % %. &rorer
l(noer JorbanOlingerl1e reoucereot
Snen6elte oog tit &rop til % oq
~ &roner, og Meltre11c forDeieot
lit 3ilbno til % % 81 = 11asrn1ere
fnnoe nto11 life fon1r1e binanocn,
og Jorbortolinger>1e CT lit ofbrrot
Gen 29be Mai begpuote 5trejfen
Ser bill niit11of blipe iolgt mango
@arbern1aIfiner / &riltionia.
M~oifmsuficr % Mammmt. SDer.
ingenipren beo 0oprebouen bo1
1cnot ino ct Sen al ct ltprre sat
teopr, flnloet / Sogneoalen / Mrr
Mnaonue1iis g. q. Epen far moota:
get 8ellet o1 ien0t oct til 11Grlnerf
Sclterunelie til Sen 0onjfe 3ooloe
Serllf @i,ge, Scr nplpicr, at @e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
@h4nrsuta.

Sen nplig opoogebe Sur moo
@igt bar puret prepct / 5tatel1s
Sinosfpgeaipt / 6erglts Sails meb
goot &eiltltot. &ure11 beltaar / Gaf=
itrt, 1oget / 9igbeo me6 @afiinatto:
men moo Merbefeber.
- SIT 6artge, Morten g. Me11111,
Der orGbte SSorles Tralrflin / 8eal,=
bette | 1908 og opmtes til 2ips-
ltraf, bar faaet Natent paa cit Sp=
fi1loelie / 5fonragerbaar1opGrtet
you pil man PROBE paa, ON life
Dom1nelr fal1 %foranores til liot mill
bere 5truf.
Or. 6. y. Gbriitenien, iom
for en- iefs Maaneoers Eio iioen
Ell lengere @eiie gien-
CANADA, er. %forleoen fommet
tiilbage til Gais 2afe, bpor bon og-
for 6remtibel1 oil 30. Dofto-
r1ert tiger, at Ser for a9iioen e. not;
laa lalle ioer peitlige gnr1aoan
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
Nnra Baknta.

Mneta bar faaet Ell I'M Sa1,t
,foloet @tti5el1s Stote @arf meb 8!
g. 8rru1Spol0 fra &e1iett, Soma.
|iom 5faber al sen l1pe Eengeiniti-
tuition.
Sillsboro ifol ofbol6e Ell ltor
l1oltilli1g fra oen 20. til Sen %.
SSll11i. Ser pil nbocles Yrerlier
til Ell &rr6i at $4,000 i Sc for
ifjellige &apleb.
Sipert gricfl ion font forlc0el1
til 9epils 2ofe mcb % ltlpefin0,
iom ha1t bapoe flaoet al l1lpe, BON
6rnbte beo @6nlore / Torooret.
Som 5fl6penge fif BON $4,000
al @ountpet.
@n @rafer, Ser rejlte ont
firing for at fibre &luoe og Sern=
ifrab, bar forle0en / 6i1tlep ,oiat
for ct 2pnneoilag, ser gjor0e ban1
bebioitlps. De tiIiteoepnrenoc er=
flrreoe @referen for 6so, oa
ie10te 8uo efter 2~igipnsmonoet,
nte1t in6en 6e11ne 11aoeoe frem,
TOM r9iget" til Jig ielp igien og
figrtc ofitcb iaa bl1rtig 6eiten frn=
oe lsbe. Ma,1 ajoroe bo1n OPP
mGrfioln paa, at ban b1tr0e bente
Sc foo 2jebliffe, til Sen b1,6len6te
'G%mbeosntono fom ttlite6e, men
@rGferen pil6e life bere poa set
Gre.
F..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
5un1u.

Sor at pprnltntre til Mfiolfo=
oprfning / Story County bnr Sirlt
M%ationol 9oa1f / Gan6rioge lopet
at beitrioe oct balpe al ll0gifterl1e
bco Mllifaffelie al e(lfolfafre for Sc
Mgre i11bcn @ruultpet, iorn i1biaocs
oern1eo 9pbet al Sl1li og Mllguit.
@a1tfenS @m6eo5mnnb far er6pi=
6ere 6rcnet ct Misiionsorbeioe /
0enne lan1n1e Netning pe6 at MS
breDe ct 5ibsfrift o%mbanolen0c
Mlfolfooprfning % Iorbclc1,c Scr
be6.
- &c jproiife 2epninger al Mil=
liol1nrcn Sliper $. &erfi1ls brog:
'eS forlcoe1l til 0es Moines, bpol
@egrapellen fore9if poa Ell 1roge!
niG0banlig Maooe. Eno @ooo:
ln1o @rapll1no grapeoes cit fnn1pc
mrsiig @rop, 10 SOB lang, 1(
SOB brco % 10 500 bpb. Son
&unb / be1lr1e @rap logoes to Sol
tpf Cement, buorpoa inttes CT
Stoalfilte, og inbeni oel1nc sen al
minoeli9e 2igfiIte. Otter at Stool
FIFTEEN 0crpon por luffct, blcD SCI
Gle @ronen iplot n1co Gcnlcnt, lo(
&ilten mes 2iget altioo hlipcr ion
Ii110e lutte / Ste11. 9elu1c Cement
|grop 1fol bo1ll1c @rlu,6poI6cl1 til c
Monun1cnt, 1out ienere, 11aor Sc
mel1ten CT blepcn tilitr9ffeli!
baor6, ifol relies Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20

JSc NJ
nu we'd godt Helbrcd. Hvis disse
Ulemper after skulde wise sig, vile ;jeg
BRUCE Lydia h. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound."-Mrs. ED. FERRON, SIG
High ST, Chippewa Falls. Wisconsin.
Providence. r. I.-.:Jeg kan like
lovprise Lydia Il. Pinkham's vege-
table Compound for hpjt. da Diet har
udrettet ct Vidunder for mig, og jeg
Wide like nndvnre Diet. Jeg led af
organiske Forflytnniger, Ell nedad-
trykkende Pine og Rygsmerter, og
var a]deles nedbrudt, da jeg begyndte
at BRUCE Lydia Il. Pinkllam's Vege-
table Compound. bet hialp mig
og ,jeg er for Ojeblikket we'd udm;er-
ket Helbred. Jeg arbeider hele Da-
gen i en- Fabrik, forrlden ut udfprc
nit Husarbejde. saa De kan Sc hvad
Diet har udrettet for mig. Jeg tilla-
der Dem at BRUCE nit Navn og jeg
omtaler Deres Vegetable Compound
til mango af mine Venner."-Mrs.
ABRIL LAWSON, 1875 Lippitt ST..
Providence, r. I.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20

noale faa Moo,leoer5 Spgoon1, 81
slar gonmel.
@rpslere Mluttbe por fp6t / 81
pcrl,n1, Spn al 9iltriftslnge s.
g. Mltntbe pg eta6(crcoc / 1874 fin
Gngrosforretl1ing / Maifinrefbiiita
&riltia1ia, font bo11 cf terboo1l0e11
orep pp til Ell al De ltdrlte og melt
fien0te.
Songerinocn Gabrielle ST.
bellfop er, ifploe Meobclelie fra
Bergen, Sen 24be Mai pl11olelig al,
, rooet peb Gpbcn, IS Nor gonrmel.
5rpfen 8ioenfop bar CIT inr0eles
bpgtig og rutincret S%ongerin6e,
Ter for noglc s(or iibe1 optraa6te
baooe peo Natiololtbeotret oq ie=
mere lom Speretteiougerinoc be6
|6oblitren1s Sbeotcr. s flere Mor
optrao0te FUN n%be1lonbs, 81. a.
,neo Speraen / Miga og pe0 flere
,Gjeiteipil / Sperige, bpor bum neo
&el6 frecre0e Mpller iont &alfp=
ricn, @jertr1to, Carmen, Sotjono
70. |. b.
S Sc &ar ii0ite Nor bor Trpfen
@ioenfop opbolot Jig i Bergen.
= 6rlt Morie Tlooo, /. Gappe=
len, er afgaaet peo Deoen / @ors=
grun0 bore noale foa Gage efter III,
fMano Srit5 Sran1pc sSlooo. Srl1
ISloo6 par I'LL 81 Mar gal11meI.
Sglaa 8arttoircftgr MDgbs
&ultru / &riitiania Jrlt Sopbie
&pgb, (. Mrr1t5el1, er iopet ben
umiooelbart efter iin Nson6. SIM
plejeoe bam poa Deoslejet blep
|1elb a11grebet at ian1n1e Spg6om,
|iom m%e6fprte bans Geo, 2ungebe=
%te11oelfe, og ofaif peo 3e6er1, II
Mar gammel.
6bp. Stotionsmeite !Sa-
mar 90. g. $. @bell er ofgaaet peo
|9eoe1 So s(ar gorunel. Mbell bap=
be peret so Mor / Sern6anens Sic
11elte, % ban flor fb9te Mfiteo,
|1eraf 20 Mor 5totionsme1ter / @u-
mar.
SiliDllsn1ano / Set 1iorlfc
Misiionsielifob Murllps, for 3ibe11
1totioneret / 3ulear poa Mo6aao=
1tnr, CT ifelge inolebet Dfcboelelie
til Observation-Disclosures 5efretnr /
Stopallger ofgaaet pes Oebe,1. &o11
nor feot paa 2itloll0et i 1867 oe
blep noien0t / 1887. Dor fem
Mor liben bar bon bjernme og bIep
oa gift. Sans @u1trl1 ppbolber
fig / Norge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
9uh Bsknt..

Delt itore Meng0e Sld0e,
iom MI fe11oeS fra forificllige Sta=
TONER / 6en peltlige Sci al SDo
|9afota, piier, bpilfen 1'bpre 5or-
'ifiel ser CT mellent 0oarlige og go.
De Mar. @t6ttl itanr Hbilip gperit
me6 Sc 8alroer poo 10 @alloner
.bper poo ell Dng. !@per al bisie
&o116er bringer Mfie,1oercu IS, ion1
bon foor fonta,lt. 5onleoes for
ban6leS @rrsiet tit &cnge peo, at
Sormerl1e Logger fig cfter Meieri=
britt. SIR bar set SlugtefDRget
fra Sc itore @rnsbi66er> 1om ifaf-
fe6e Eenaene, MI er set Sleoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
1Htsrn1mu1.

8iSconlin pro0a.cerer mere
&artoflcr en6 1toger1 artben 5tot,
lremlie oper 100000 8ulbels
&aret.
nm 8lo',ot Sc 5orr1eielicSiggcnoe
! @iseonlin forfeocn Sslr0oe or,,f:
ncoe life mi11ore chs 8. Scr oruf
neoe 3 8erioner / Safe @encpa, 9
beo 8irorl ! be0 Ofm,c6ie, 9 pcl
MScoforo og Ell nGr Mfpleton / Sit.
le 2afe Butte oes Morts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20

Pinkham's Vegeta.
bic Compound, ola
jeg fandt Diet ud-
m:erket for + e
niske Ulemper OF
anbefaler Diet i h@,j
Grad. Jeg led al
Il 0 + f ! ytninger,
R%ygsmerter og Pi.
ne naar jeg giE
oprejst i lang lid.
da jeg begyndte
at BRUCE Medici.
men. men leg or
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
Fortalt i faa Ord.

Cnas. Castledon, Cumberland, Wyo,
siger nan havde den vserste H0ste
som kan t@nkes. og %standsede den 4
.faa Dage med Or. Warmers White,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
6ra 8p % Spab.

! UrQ SD % Sy9o.
99ttorife SttelIigensieoler" fei-
reoe Sgnoag OeN 25oc Mui $50
Mnrs s%Sllbilpult.
Sptl0re @oalogalullbs Megi-
me1lts Mefrlter bor I'LL lapt Nf=
Iltent1ing ON Souoatel,s Bog eller
Serma1ms6pfi. &einltotet blep, at
40 ite1nte for acknowledgment
og bare 40 for acknowledgement.
S~plpbrpllup funbe fcjrcs
Snsoag oen 2Soe Mai of Camp
ifibsfsrer Go,p. Gboritcnien %
Srte, fe0t Micbelien, @riitiunia.
Splpbrpll1p fcjreocs ben 29oc
Maj at Soulful @atbrimts MiooeI-
tbon Tireftor peo Ggcriuno Tayar=
cefobrif, % @ultrn Morie, fpot
@enrifien.
@ulobrpllnp fl,lloe fejres
9ta1l0og oen 26. Mai al Sall0cls=
mono gcrnb, @otoas pg 6rl,c, 8or-
Ice l. 9ofoteu.
6bp. 9rp9aerieier Soball Nl1-
ton 3i1cfe grocb, @prten % Irl,6
Tauw Caroline @orriet, fpot @olm-.
borg, fcireDe @lil0brnl1r1p Mnnboo
Sen 2G6e Moi. @ulobrl1o0on1n1el1
Ter 81 pg @ulobrl1ocn "a. Sc CT
hcaae roife pg rerige. @amle @rocb
folacr frcmicleS go0t. mco, pg goor
iiac palltc Cure gjenlleln @pel1, ipm
ban far giort / mangfoloige Mar,
ng %arbcjoer Tilt ipriat / lin fjrre
|!Sape.
5oeialiltbloOet i S%roaobjem
uNp Iib" l%friper: @ois Moalbln='
bcnes ufpsl,c Maaifab er ltotrpf for
MoolfolfctS S%anfegcng, ioa or
MoalbeuGeelien cit itprrc 1ore fcr
rort 9m1os altltur> ems hi bar
|tr1ft. De III orlfommeoe Mn9rcb
Noo Mr6cj0crne, iom 1ta6ig er at ic
/ Mmlbla0cne, CT al sen Mrt, at set
fonife. fnn bore paoti0c, at Mrbej=
ocrpartiet opgiper lin Mel,trolitet
log gaor oper til cit fraftia @efnn1=
pclie al Maolfolfets Mrbcjocr=
icnbtlighe6.
9pbsfalo. Set meooeles fra
Sfjolocitrpn1lncl,, at sen 81 Nur
gomle @aoron1al1osenfe &rilti St.
Sal er afgaoet peo Dpoen.
6rt M,,1a 9icf, Gl,fe otter
|@obsejer Oict, 6orncbo poa 2ys=
ofcr, er Sen 24oe Mfoi ofgooct pes
3poen.
Gn bla11ot Sc n1ei It fjenotc
@oorobrl1gere poa Mesoo0en, &c.
is. g. Sm,0, CT sen 20oe Moj az
goaet pc6 9eben i Ell Mlbcr al
nogle % fen1ti Star. Mfbgbe, ion1
oprinoclig por fra Mebre Gfer, fieb=
tie for enoel Nor ii6en @oar0en
IStDre=9sflt0 / Nrrhe0e1, nj Comm
Neutrality-suspicious. Spro.
G1 pelfienot % ogtet Mo11o,
Slogterbor9er Carl N0oIf @l,llif=
fen, CT afgooet pco Ipoen efter ct
Fort Spgeleje / eli Mloer al 63
Mor. @rtllifie11, font bar fpot
&riItionia, lonoe pe6 iin 800 cit of
@pens itbrre, / itn Gio sen Itgrltc,
en=9ros Torretni1lg / tit Sag.
GIT pelfjenot go,nrlel @an=
%oelsborger, ftp. Gigarfobrifal1t s.
IS. Sar1e11, ser / ma1tge Star orep
Gigorforretning / @orl Sobonsgooe
19, &riitiania. er afgoaet pes 81
oel,, 11gr 80 Star %ga1nn1el.
Sarien bar fe6t / Monoal, fon,
til &riitiania / 8egp10elien at So
Morene, og begpnote meo Iobrifa=
tion og l1oialg al Gigarer. Sen
Ste 6ebruar 1912 fcjreoe fan lit
@ulobrplllp mes fin @uitrn gbar=
lotte, feM Micbeliel1, io1n trolig
bar bi1lpet bam / ollie Smififteller.
Sum bar MI oeiaa fulgt Bonn / Dg=
ben, ioet bum otter ct fort Spgeleie
Ioeoc 0en 216e Moi.
Wgteparret bleb begrapet iaunti<
Dig pao Geitre @rapllu,6. Sc eff
terlooer Jig iefs @yrn, 5pigerbgru
log 8grnebprn.
- G1 al &riitianias mere fjen0=
te Torretningsmnno, @rpsferer
SIR. Mllntbe, CT sen 2S6e Mai al
ooet peo 9eoen al &jertefejl eftcr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
|Denne Kyindes..; =.
|hayde syare.Smlerter /
mar hun stod oprejst.
Meddeler hvorledes Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound forvandlede hen
de til en- sund,
Kvinde.

Chippewa Falls. Wis.-'sJeg ha1
altid havt stor Tillid til Lydia r.,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
Mpifmspfier % Mia,mn,mt. Gpe1

Moifmsuficr us Mammmt. Sper=
ingenipren be0 9opreboren bor
1c11ot ino ct Sen al ct ltprre &at=
teopr, fumoet / Sogneoolen / sl,rr.
Mn1anucriis g. 81. Epen far mooto=
get 8enct og len0t oct til nGrrnere
Scltcnnelie til Sen oorlfc 3ooloa
Serll.f @inge, Scr nplpier, at @e=
net er cit &alsbpirpcl al en- Mo=
1tusoffe, im1olpnligpiS bcn femte
@pirpe1. Set bor tilbprt cit ltor,
itgrf @o11. gn &i,,oto1o al en-
Mon1nn1t (elep6as primigenius)
blep noget otter 1880 fulloet / 81
begr11s / ct 8pffelcie peb Geltre
Sficrpa / Gonge. 1mlbcn bar too
lelig aobt pe6liaebolbt. Set onies
for rimeligt, at Gon6en birfeliq
lfriper Jig fra cit Man1m11t, 1on bar
bolot til / 9eorge / cit Sis, efter at
sSScn bapoe trlftet fig tilboge fra
oisic ggne / @ooge. Sfjerpo er
@ielp til 8irt1,o, Ser fal6er / GHa
''ar gaoge Strife: Sanoen fan6tes
neoenfor Sfar6paug 5atert peo 81
ben. Nl1ore Setter af M%o,r1nu,te11
END oe1'lc aEiilrotano e. life fiienot !
Morge.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-24

Three eabs fonr; \ TO "a cup short
czing;5 keel keaSb00Rtnk X { BakiHg
Po10rey; about I cup milk or a~0atey; I
keasb00nfnl SAT-.
Sift three times, the -four, salt and
baking powder. Work into the flour the
shortening, using lard or butter for
shortening. Then mix to a very soft
dough with the milk. The softer the
biscuit enters the oven, the lighter it
comes out. Never knead baking powder
biscuits; press the dough into shape and
roll lightly. Cut in small shapes and
bake on a sheet or very shallow pan in
a hot oven. In placing biscuits in the
pans place well apart, not allowing edges
TO touch. Small biscuits are better than
large ones. Large biscuits do not have
the proper amount of time to raise and
bake.
Have you seen the new K c Cooks Booki
Brimful of appetizing recipes hat simply must
be successful every time if the few simple direc-
lions are carefully followed. You would gladly
pay so cents for this valuable book, yet we send
If abSOiNkeiYJ free upon receipt of the colored GER
tiicate packed in every 25-Centcan of Baking
Powder JAQUEs MFG. Co., Chicago. small
cans do not have Cooks Book certificates.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-24
IN HOWARD
Statement of Howard Citizens
Are Always of Interest
to Our Readers.

To many of our readers the streets
Of Howard are almost as familiar as
those OF our own town. and we are
naturally interested to read of happen
ings there. The following report
from a we'll knowL and respected
resident will be helpful to numbers
of mentaud women here in Madison.
Mrs. Boyd McVety, Howard, S. D.,
says: For years | had kidney trouble
and | must say that l have found
Dosn's Kidney Pills highly satisfac-
tory for this complaint. l was in
misery until ! learned of Dosn's Kid
ney Pills and used them. Whenever
/ have taken this remedy, it has
promptly relieved me of pains and
aches and has proven of benefit in every
way. willingly give Doan's Kidney
Pills my G d -rsement."
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milhurn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name -Doan's-and
take no other.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-24
A Warning to Colonies.

The governors of many of the states
have promised to participate with
their glittering array of colonies, head
ing the militia from their respective
states in the second grand division.
Governor Sulzer OF New York will be
among these. When, a few years ago,
Governor Charles Il. Hughes had to
Officiate in a similar function he took
riding lessons, as he had never been
on a horse before. But Governor Sui
Ger is an old horseman and will ride
as though he enjoyed it. All of the
other governors or colonies who are
not quite up to the part would do well
to follow the Hughes plan, since fall
ing off a horse In the middle of the
parade might detract from the i'm
p~ressiveness and dignity of the occa-
sion. IL they fail to take this yarn
ing, however, and do fall in conse-
quence the boy scouts will be present
to offer first aid to the injured. There
will also be emergency hospitals along
the route.
Blooded %foxhounds from Virginia are
to participate, preceding the members
of a Virginia hunt club. More Jeffer-
sonian simplicity.
College yells are not to be permitted
In the parade, perhaps for the reason
that they might scare the mounts of
members Of gubernatorial staffs, with
disastrous consequences. There is to
be a wild west section of the parade,
made up of cowboys, Indians and
rough riders. These are also request
ed not to yell.
Chief Justice White will administer
the oath to a president for the first
time, the late Chief Justice Fuller hav-
ing oficiated during the past six in
augurals.
There is N other feature | had al
most forgotten. Woodrow Wilson will
become president of the United States.
and William Howard Taft viii quail
~ aS q professor at Yale.
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Sioux City Live Stock

Sioux City. Feb. %. 2 p. m.-For
the week just closing some unegenness
has been felt in the market for beef
steers. but generally prices are now on
a level 10c to 15c higher than the close
of last week. Butcher stock has grad
ually worked toward higher level this
week and values show a similar ad-
vance with beef steer grades. No sharp
changes have been felt in the stock ard
feeding cattle market the past week.
Supplies have not been excessive and
country demand has about taken care
of dealers stocks. so that no stagna-
ton has entered the trade and for
the week values are mostly t0c to 15c
higher.
Light receipts of porkers at thin
point and bullish advices from other
centers pointed to an advance this
morning, hnt the best sellers could DC
was to sell out at steady to strong
prices. Tops were made at s.. 10,
with the bulk of the sales from IS to
$. 10.
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ODDITIES IN THE NEWS

A parcel post building built entire
ly of bricks sent by mail is to be a
features Of the clay products exhibit
ton at Chicago. Mexico City will
contribute to the brick shower"
= + +
A motion picture show at New York
stirred the conscience of James Kir.
by. He confessed to his bride that
he was divorced three months ago.
Now she wants a divorce.
+ = =
Suffragettes were barred from set
ting up a booth at the woman's indus
trial exhibition at New York on the
ground that they would o~vershadow
everything else.
= - !.
"In Russia it's the car, In New
York it's the policeman" said Flor.
ence Zuckolman, complaining of con
ditions in New York Industrial life.
= 1. =
When employees of her father struck
for more pay Elinor M. Caldwell OF
Pawtucket, II. l., took a job as driver
OF q lumber wagon.
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INAUGURATION OF
WILSON IS
Quarter Million of Persons VIII
Crowd Into the Cap
ltal City.

BY JArfEs A. EDcERToN.

TNAUGURATING a president OF
the United States has come to be
a serious proposition, but not so
serious as inaugurating a presi.
ient OF Mexico. In this country we
use only our troops for marching pur-
poses. Our inaugurals are divided
into three parts, like all Gaul In Gaze
sar's Commentaries-the inaugural adj
dress, the inaugural parade and the
inaugural ball. This year the inau-
gural ball is chiefly conspicuous by its
absence, which Is also q serious mat
terror Washington modistes and
dealers In white dress gloves.
Every Inauguration sees a larger
crowd than was ever beheld in Wash
lngton before: at least so the newspa-
pers say. This year will be no excep-
ton to the rule. The committees In
charge already have assurances that
10000 will participate i'm the parade,
and 10000 human beings properly
strung out and interspersed with
bands playing Hail to the Chiefg'
and with the customary number OF
banners and colonies on horseback
make an imposing pageant. In add
tion TO the marchers, the office seek
ers, the college students, the tourists
drawn to the capital city by the show
and the plain Democrats who attend
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fact, the whole fiery program sounds
like a skyrocket joy ride. But there
q more to come.
From the ellipse the big inaugural
crowd, at the conclusion of the fire.
works display, will pour into Penn
~sylvania avenue. This broad thor
oughfare, which extends In a straight
line between the capitol and the treas
ury building, will be the scene of en-
thusiasm that will continue undated
until well past midnight. The illumi-
nation committee plans TO make a
great red way of Pennsylvania avenue
by burning red fires at short distances
along the street. The committee is ar
ranging for the illumination of the city
generally on an elaborate scale.
Now, is not that better than attend
Ing a crowded and stuffy ball, tickets
to which cost five bones, wearing a
boiled shirt, an open faced vest, a
spike tailed coat, a collar that gouges
you under the chin, gloves that make
your hands sweat and patent feathers
that squeeze your pet corns, and dane
ing where 1t is so crowded that you
have to pay more attention to lodging
other couples than you do to the dance
itself? apes. to you. In the name
Of the constitution and the immortal
bill of rights, isn't IL better?
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Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis, Feb. 22.-Wheat-May
s7kc; July, $3.50. Cash close on
track: No. / hard, sSc; No. 1 North
ern, S6h9 7hc; to arrive. SSh 0s7c;
No. 2 Nor 'hern, S4A QS5hc; No.
Northern, S2h 9s3hc; no. 3 yellow
corn, 44@44hc; No. 4 corn, 42@43hc;
No. 3 white oats. 30A oslo; to ar.
rive, 30%c; No. 8 oats, 2sh
barley, 4206sc: dax. sl.s2ks - ar'
rive. y1.22x.
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Mormon Temple for Alberta.

Winnipeg, Feb. 24.-Joseph f. Smith
of Salt Lake City, president of the
Mormon church, has notified Presi.
dent f. j.. Wood of Alberta stake OF
Zion, center of the Latter Day Sain 5
in Canada, that the church will build
a magnificent temple at Cardston,
Southern Alberta. Preliminary work
will begin this summer. The cost will
be $1OO, 900.
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Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. Feb. 22.-Cattle-Beeves
s67569.O0; Texas steers, $5.20@6.O0;
Western steers, s6.00Q7.60; stockers
and feeders, $5.50@7.90; COWS and
heifers, s3.15@7.40; calves, $7.0oQiO.
35. Hogs-Light, s8.15@S.40; mixed,
s8.109S.40; heavy, s7.90QS.s5; rough,
s7.sOQs.1O; pigs. ss.25Gs.2O. Sheep
Native, $5.10Q6.65; yearlings, 5000
500; lambs. $7.4098.S5.