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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-01-10
sUsTAINs BROKEN NECK.
Phil Kratx, Native Son, Dies Instantly
as result Of Accident.

Phil Kratx, Native Son. Dies Instantly
as result Of Accident.
When the horse he was riding ap.
parently SHE'D at the steam shovel
working on the new Northern Pacific
tracks near Plum Station, Phil Kratz,
a native son of Thurston county, was
thrown from his horse Wednesday,
and sustained broken neck, dying
instantly.
Kratz was not an experienced rider
and when his horse came home rider.
less, Mrs. Kratz, frightened, started in
search of her husband. She found him
lying lifeless by the roadside. No one
witnessed the accident.
Mr.. Kratz was one of the most re.
spected residents Of that neighbor.
hood. He is survived by his widow
and two children. daughter IA and q
son IL years old.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-01-10
lEASANT GLADE.

The Christmas vacation Is over and
everyone Is at work again.
Miss Catherine Sleator. who Is
teaching at Monroe, spent the vacation
at the parental George Sleater home
and with her friend, Miss Elsie Des
voigne, returned to Monroe Sunday.
Mrs. Agnes Gundstone spent the New
Year at the home Of her brother, Ar
chibald Allen, of Anacortes, having ac-
companied her sister, Miss Mary AL
len home after spending Christmas
week at the Gunstone home.
On Saturday evening. January 4, a
large number of the friends and
neighbors of Joe Longmire gathered at
his home and completely surprised
him, the occasion being his birthday.
Needless to say every one present thor
oughly enjoyed the evening and all
wished Mr. Longmire many more hap
py returns of the day.
We are glad to chronicle the arrival
of a little daughter at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wigger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ellis are spend
ing a few days in Tacoma, the guests
of the formers sister, Mrs. George
Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Palmer were Sun
day callers at the Fred Moulton home.
Mrs. 2. E. Parks spent the holidays
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Wins
low of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Houston of Te-
nino and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele
Of Olympia were holiday guests at the
Abernethy home.
Mr.. Charles Hawson received the
sad intelligence of the sudden death of
his mother at their home IN Suma
and he and his son Will left immedi-
ately for that place. They were gone
about two weeks.
Marion Gunstone was a business
visitor in Olympia Saturday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George Reber,
recently, son.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-01-10
GATE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Johnson cele-
brated their fifteenth wedding aniver-
sary las, Sunday. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Parish, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Walker, Lawrence Teas
ley and Mr.. Goldmlre.
James Walker lost horse last week.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ Pitcher of Grand
Island, Neb., were in Gate visiting
friends last week. They are IN Gen.
tralia visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Harrison, at present, but will move to
Gate in the near future. They have
rented the Schlegel farm near Gate for
the coming year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-01-10
. :: : !. !. !. !: !: !. ! !. !. !. j.
; AUCTION SALE NOTICE.
!: : : + :: ! !. !. ). !. :. !:

A Nebraska newspaper offers the fol-
lowing suggestion for public auction
notice:
Republican junk for sale, notice of
public auction, March 5, 1913.
Our lease with Uncle Sam having
practically expired, and having decid-
ed to retire to private life, we, the un-
dersigned, will offer for sale at our
residence. the national capital, Wash
ington, d. c., all of the following de-
scribed property, to-wit:
One elephant, about 40 years old,
with false tusks and no backbone to
speak of.
One set of injunctions and antitrust
laws; have been used very little, and
just as good as they ever were.
One method of revising the tariff.
This is absolutely original and patent
has been applied for.
One Republican platform as good as
new. Has only been used for cam
paign purposes. In this platform a
large number of planks from the Dem
ocratic platform have been inserted.
but they can be easily distinguished
and will certainly go with the lot.
One financial system, we'll supplied
with clearing house certificates, but
very little cash.
n,,o ,~Ia fcfr oopnnoiOn
tributions. This has a bad odor and
is well worn, but otherwise in good
condition.
A large quantity of bric-a-brac, con-
sisting of old dinner pals, property
bags, Taft smiles, we'll worn vetoes,
election promises, panic threats and
other things of like character, too nu-
merous to mention.
This sale will positively take place
on the above day and date, regardless
of weather and size of crowd, and ev-
erything will be closed out on that
date. Crow will be served by the Did
BOYS Republican club. Everybody,
regardless of past political servitude.
invited. This stuff must be cleared
away. Terms. just anything we can
get and removal Of property.
Uncle Joe Cannon, auctioneer; w.
II. Taft. clerk; J. Pierpont Morgan, c.
d. Hilles. Boies Ponroe, Chauncey De-
pew. Elihu Root, John D. Archbold,
committee.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-01-10
Gems In Verse
OLD FAVORITES.
%'LL HANG NY HARP"

I'LL hang my harp on willow tree;
I'm off to the wars again.
My peaceful home has no charms tor
u me.
The battlefield no pain.
The lady ! love will soon be a bride
With a diadem on her brow.
Oh. why did she tiatter my boyish pride!
She's going to leave me now.
Oh. why did she fiatter my boyish pride!
She's going to leave me now.
She took me away from my warlike lord
And gave me a silken suit.
l thought no more Of my masters sword
When | played on my masters Lutte
She seemed to think me a boy. above
Her pages OF low degree.
Oh. had but loved with a boyish love
1t would have been better for me-
Oh. had but loved with a boyish love
1t would have been better for me.
But one golden tress Of her hair I'll Irvine
In my helmets sa BILE plume.
And then on the field of Palestine
III seek an early doom.
And II by the Saracen hand I fall.
Mid the noble and the brave.
A tear from my lady love Ia all
| ask for the warriors grave;
A tear from my lady love Is all
/ ask for the warriors grave.
Author Unknown.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-01-10
BONNIE doom.

We banks and braes o Bonnie Doom.
How can ye bloom sac fresh and fair
How can ye chant ye little birds.
And sac weary fu' of care?
Thoult break my heart. thou warbling
bird,
That wantons through the flow ring
thorn;
Thou mindst me of departed Joys,
Departed never to return.
nFT have l roamed by Bonnie Doom
~ To see the rose and woodbine Irvine,
And tlka bird sang o ITS love
And fondly sac did ! o mine.
WI lightsome heart pu'd a rose.
Fu sweet upon Its thorny tree.
And my tause lover staw my rose.
But. an. he left the thorn WI me.
unidentified.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-01-10
UPHILL.

UPHILL.
nOES the road wind uphill all the wayf
- Yes. to the very end.
Win the days journey take the whole
long dayy
From morn to night. my friend.
RUT 10 there for the night q resting
- placer
roof for when the slow. dark hours
begin.
May not the darkness hide II from my
face?
You cannot miss that inn.
SHALL ! meet other wayfarers at night7
~ Those who have gone before.
Then must 1 knock or call when Just In
sightf
They will not keep you standing at that
door.
SHALL ! ind comfort. travel sore and
~ weak?
OF labor you shall find the sum.
viii there be beds for me and all who
seekY
Yes; beds for all who come
Christina Georgina Rossetti
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-01-10
THE CELESTIAL SURGEON.

IF have faltered more or less
= In my great task of happiness;
II have moved among my race
And shown no glorious morning face;
II beams frsm happy human eyes
Have moved me not: II morning skies
Books and my food and summer rain
Knocked on my sullen heart In vain.
Lord. thy most pointed pleasure take
And stab my spirit broad awake.
Robert Louis Stevenson.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-01-10

Earl Gates is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Ed Cross, this week.
Jerry Cross visited home folks Mon
day and Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. Fetters is on the sick list.
Charles Van Vleet is visiting his Sis
ter, Mrs, Edgard Smith.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-01-10
MANS INAuMAN,rv TO MAN.

Many and sharp the numerous ills
inwoven with our frame.
More pointed still. VIZ make our
selves
Regret remorse and shame.
And man. whose heaven erected face
The smiles OF love adorn.
Mans innumanity to man
Makes countless thousands mourn.
Robert Burns.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-01-10
A FlEETlNG SHOW.

THIS world Is all a fieeting show,
For mans illusion given.
The s~ties OF toy. the tears OF woe,
Deceitful shine. deceitful flow.
There nothing true but heaven.
Thomas Mocro
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-01-10
MOTHER.

n Tot learned. save in gracious house.
MI mold ways:
~ Not perfect. nay. but full Of ten
i der wants:
No angel. but q dearer being. all
dipt
In angel instincts. breathing paradise.
Interpreter between the gods and man.
Who looked all native to her place and
On tiptos seemed to touch upon sphere
Too gross TO tread. and all male minds
perf0rce
9wayed to her from their orbits ~ they
moved
And girdled her with music. Happy he
With such q mother! Faith In woman.
Beats with his blood. and trust In al
things high
Comes easy to MIN. and. though he trip
and fall.
He shall not blind his soul with clay.
-Tennyson.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-01-10
All. HOW SWEET 1T Is TO LovEl

AM uOW SWcet ~ 10 ~ LIVE.
4 H. how sweet II 10 to love!
~ All. now gay Ia young desire!
"A And what pleasing pains We
prove
When we tirst approach loves
fire!
Pains OF love be sweeter far
Than all other pleasures are.
Signs which are from lovers blown
DO but gently heave the heart.
Fen the tears they shed alone
Cure. like trickling balm. their smart
Lovers. when they lose their breath,
Bleed away in easy death.
Love and time with reverence use
Treat them like a parting friend.
Nor the golden gifts refuse
Which In your youth sincere they send,
For each year their price 10 more.
And they less simple than before.
Love. like spring tides. full and high,
Swells In every youthful vein,
But each tide does less supply
Till they quite shrink In again.
II flow In age appear
IT'S but rain and runs not clear,
John Dryden.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10

% foo Miajoritct baoot / Sc,ot og
&onNrcs.
Mon bar ist set progrcsiipc Yor=
ii Dpflc ltort % itrrft % inbflp=
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Scr ~ opl1oo ct mango @ongc iaa
ltort Meiltltot iom Set cl1go1g iaa
mrgti9e repllblifol1lfc Eorti.
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&C MGrfc til i oeres Scamp for 2i=
ge6ercttigclie mco Mu11ocnr. S
f(ere Slater lnr Sc ppl1ooet Mooe
let, og / mal,gc on0rc Stotcr far
SC aobt @ooh ON SER / CT nnr
Iren1ti0.
3iocns Strap opcr bcle Sen cipi=
liicre0c &croen goor / &etnil1g al
itarrc Mctti9bchcr % bcorc Nclfpt=
telie ior Sc in1oa % unOcrtrpfte
/ Somflu1oct.
Eoo %ioeulfobc1a forifielligc
Setter or ltorc .Npoo9elier % Urc1n,
gang 0inrt, ioln pil0c bopc forba11-
let &cr6cn, fpis set bnpoc prrct for
100 9(or iiben, mcoens mon MI
bliper iao nont til Ircn1ifri0t %
Torhcoringcr, at man fritcs life
%ipn0erlig nco Sem.
Set npe 9(or, iom III bcgp110er,
inochrrcr iiffcrt ltorc M1,li0be0er
oa n1ol1gc riatiac Cling for Scr0en
i Set ltorc ~ hclc.
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Bphr / Danmark.
&jbbembapn.

5truooeripcno Gorl Niclslon.
Smeocnlclt cr GroclS Scl1lens Gnfe
Marie. Arb. @auicns @l1itru Mn
ne. 6bp. Moitiuilt @crn1on Anoer=
len. SIP. Mrb. Nnoers Miclien.
6rf. &acbcl 9crcnOler III <nltgib=
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mano @ouieus @l1itru Sofic. StrGo-
Scr Mortc11 @onien. Struooer Sa-
cob Berg. Gntc Nnno Mnoerlen.
1icaeitepigc 1rioa M%itfelicn. Gar
per @oltgolls '@ultr1 Mff. Nrb.
&aSnmls lens @l,ltrl1 N1c. s(rb.
&1luo ic11s Gl1fe Soro. Sbcrl tlgjt,
1lal1t @rallps gl1ge Ypllli1e. Sneo=
fer pel1b @onicn &lppes G1fc Mre.
6bp. 9umtpifibsfprcr 2llopi1 &roe,
n1er. Ibp. &ogejpmfru Solefine
%Sonsoattcr: Nrb. Spe1 Glslon.
Gnfe @ilbelnliuc 2oliic @orre.
Slipper Yol'l @ol1ielr. S%ton1ager
emanuel Spgooro. G11fe Nicoline
@fcier. Gnte Ueroinanoine Carp
Stu. 9rplf ctnif Sprcn Ycoerie 1.
Mrb. 5porl1ps @ltltru SSl,lic. Sfrpo=
Ser Gorl Sobonicn. 66p. 6rl,gt=
banoler Mnt6on @anlcl1. @ro s(rel
2orl el1. Gnfc Nlno @eln1ol1. 6bp.
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tier 6robe1il1s' Gl1fc SSobm,nc. GRO
ifcfl,lf Yetcr Nl1oericn. Gfrrooer
Yctcriens 0llltrl1 Mnno. aaretmu=
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gpal0 9orics. Gfspcoicnt ,Socob
Sperfcl Sercbe=Sprgenicu Irf.
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Mortenl len. Sopetl erer CHARLES
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garba10ler I1,brs gnfe 0ortbeo.
S%apnearb. SSenicns Suitrll Meto.
8c11i. Mlm1eifplelereri1oe 9eopol=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10

oeren at beroliee ocn @inbsipee,
ilebe bun efter Sjelp bos Maboer-
ne, % imeoens lfete Sen frpgtelige
8loooaaO. 90 Mooeren otter ~
forno for 9jGlpen ~ nrrnlcoc iig
9iemmet, mp0tes bun al ct CRU.
fllot Spn. Gen linOsipge &ninoc
boDSc %operrnal10et Molterer,, bobbe
m%iSbonolet benoe % ilGbt Sen CANT
lie &pinoe 1,o paa Geien % ser mcb
Stag % Sporf ful6bproet 9robet>
meoens Dnn me6 pil6c Tagtcr peo-
blibcnoc trampeoc pao set iloe til
re6te Sig.
6prit "a Noboer,ne fo,n til, lDffe=
6eS Set at obcrmon6e Sen jin6sjp>
&c &pinoc og faa ben0e bru,oet. Set
bite fig ga, at &leoerne poo 2igee
bar f1loitnn6ig iturcpne, @rpitfos=
len fn1,lt, og Mniigtct iaa misbanb=
let al Slag, at set par gol1ife ufjen=
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@m .Sinosipas 8luboaao.

@u Sinosipas &luboaab. SEQ
Mionatstio iprlc0en Mot CT scr i
2in0c Sugn pc0 2rcbro / Sfaal1c
nolpiuc1 CT ubpggcligt Morobron1o.
Gn iil,osipg &pinoc, @c06a &ilbcl=
mine .Grifslou, oruhtc nelnlig lin
%S7=ooriae Mpitcr.
8lp6oooocn ppe0es / ct cnligt BE-
liggel10e @11S, bnor @eo0o Grifslon,
OenllcS Moocr og Sen MyrDeoe Doe
BE lonur1cl1. DC to golnlc &pil1ber
baboc fNllcs &rrclie, meOens Door
0erl fcll, Scr CT 10 slor, bopoc It &r=
relic for iiN iclp. S ct Yor 5ilfGl=
De bap0c FUN pitt 5cgr pao Sin0s<
lpge, n1e1 0og olorig al pp!oiom
Mrt, , 90 bln .6op0e 0erfor eli Sis
bGret il1tcrucrct / Spgcafoelingen
poo 5ognets 0ottigaooro, nlc,1 ga
bum me11tcs %6elbre0et, bar bu1 for
nplig otter pe,,ot tilboge til Stem.
met.
-Sao for no9lc Gage iioen brp0
S%pg0onmcl1 after l1o. st Hor
9pgn bleu Scr bol0t Gogt opcr bc,1=
Be, men oo bun folot til 9fo, bolot
man Up mes &agten. It's poo Mfte=
men fit blu, oa pllloleli9 ct Naieri=
o11tolo, men set lpffe0cs oog Mobe=
rem at fao bel1oc 1l0 al Sc to @ar1s
les TGllespGrclic, bnor fun bar
tr9ngt ino. st Hjeblif otter fnl,=
lte Sen 5inosipgc mes ct Stpffa
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@amlcs &nrclic 90 tranatc poanp
ino til Sem, meocns Fun gierncm=
rplteoes al ct poloion1t &~oierionfolo,
1noer bbilfct fun trl1c6c Sc TO @on1=
lie mes 8rGnoeitpffet % foripgtc at
lGtte SIS paa &ereliett.
Ga set bite fig rmltligt for 600.
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@utnttsut.

- @tsco11tn Dar | l9l2 lDl9t
6,680,64G Fl1no minore Dit ems /
1910 % 3,4S5.O40 &lno minore
enc / 1911. Mcn Taftlrn or, at
ser / 1912 CT pltet ligc ioo 11cgct
Sit JONI / noget al Sc foregooen0e
Mar.
= Singing Bros. Cirrus i @a-
roboo far mc00elt SS1ol,ltrifonmis=
ltonecll, at oct %ltillcr Jig nnocr
@orfmcn's Gpmpeniotiou 2ope1. Scr
er 1000 Mnno o9 &pinocr, ion CT
onlat peo Girfls'et, og 9reorenc
@inglin1S 9ellnt,i1la at title Jig
UNDER Sen 11pc Sou CT CT paffcr Sit
leprei lent iii oeres jtorc M%r6cjosltof.
- Gn Snoioncr, ion bar nrlt cn
opo al Suit og &1,loc % bl,noet
paa @anocr og 6pooer til ct SrG,
blep f,,noet al Come @orocn
@autlcb Is Mil moro for Ga
Grosie. SEQ nrr11cre l1n0cripgelie
bite Set Jig, at S%noioneren bop6e
1tngtct at lnnlge CIT N1oioncriefts
mpitiife @e,u1e, Scr otter Scfte1s
Iro gjer Set uml,ligt at briffe
8ru11ocpi1 mere.
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&nnhrrjyuanh.
Hlubielin =

&lmbieli9 2tb. &oobuer pg Mu=
rer Scs Nnoreicn / Mpnbpl, Ser IL
Sen miot / Son1n1crcn for ipgt 2G=
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fuloe pg folot bpO ONT. Mnoreien
bar GS1A Mor g%nlnncl.
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ter bpoo r&onblrgilcber Core
ipnnocnt" mcooeler, otbolotes /
2proun en- ltor~ Telt til Ior6cl for
Sen tpifc Sfolc / Sen engclifc 500
pcoi too. &eo CIT &l1oiomline CT
Scr fremlfaffet 1900 Morf til
nrnl1tc Sfple. Seller @ilbelm far,
lonn bon plejcr, ifirr1fet 1000
Morf.
2n0 n5 tUl1fe os Set Iilirl6c,
bcmrrfcr ~9onnepirfc", at Ser /
@oocrslcp, hpor Ser CT lu>1gt ltbrrc
5rong til CT bonlf Sfplc, chs /
0p11bou til cit tpif, fl1l1oc oprcttcs
Ell tillporenoc bonif Sfolc, % at
Song Gbriltioln Sen 1icnoc rnocr=
itpttc6c Sen mc0 ct oorligt @iorog
poa 1000 &roner. Siffel, ct No.
baloer ser oo pilbc blipc / Sen. tp=
ifc Fresic, ~@ombl,rgiic6cr Gorrc-
i%pnn0cnt" me6in6bcfottct.
Gftermele. 6rcoog oen 20. 9so-
pelnber joroeoes poa 9pltrl1p &irfc=
gooro unber ltor Gcltagelie fra
fern pa NOR afop0e Mpllcr Sofph
9onicn ira %iru1m. Mpller So1ic1
fit for fort 5io iiocn pluoicli9 en-
STRENGTHENING pg opoc foo Gage
0crcf ter.
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nil1gcn far / bam miitet 6crcs molr=
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benoc Silli0smar1o / &omuul,nc1.
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lag. @oot, at Ser cr eli 11p Slugt
til at iploe &llllcr1e citcr Sc aon1=
lc, Ser gear bort; ogiao efter :MpI=
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Sra Earis melbes, at .Yrcn1ier
mll1iltcr Eoincore far lobct Jig
opcrtolc til at title Jig lon1 &o1noi
oot til Observation-Disclosures. Sis:
ligerc- Ielc1rammer lnc0Ncltc, al
Bourgeois trobS g%je,tagnc Spfor:
hringcr hupoc nugtct at title Jig
lom aonbioot. &alget foregoor sen
II. Son11or / acknowledgements
gen., Ser bcitoor al Senotcts %
9epl1terctfommlcrcts Meolcln1ncr. og
bol6cs / &crioillcs.
Get ipncS fist beipn0erligt for
% fer / 2onbct, lom npli9 far gjen=
11emgaaet ell %opripcn0c Erniioent=
palgfomp pon omfring ct holbt
Mors Sis, at man / Tronfrigc mao
BRUCE Spcrtalclicr for at too peo=
fommcnbe til at erflrre liz pillig
til at mpbtogc &ola. Sagcn or, at
Ell oftin Stotsmonb / Tronfrige life
finder npget nioere tilloffenoc /
Observation-Disclosures, for0i fan
beo Mobtagellen al sen opf)ercr at
bore eller fllnne pGrc politiif ST.
rcr, % at Ser / &irfcligbeoen fgl=
ger meaet liocn Moat meo Gmbe=
Get.
Tronfrias Erpiioent far, iaolpn=
&C bans Gmbeostermin porer, Still
ling al grr6iabe6 omtrent Iom en-
fonititutionel @onge. 2gnnen er
goo, $4,000 iamt ct lignenbe 8e,
lgb til llbgifter. &%reiioenten re-
prpienterer M%epublifen I 6en cere,
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mpniellc She al inOel,< og u0enrig>
lfe MffUrcr. Som l1Opstslcr &ilitcr
n1eo &c fprlfjelligc 2alOes frone0c
tSopc0er % CT &oucoiignrrn pco
ale Sroppsnpultril,gcr % andre Of
ie1tligc NnlcOningcr. 2igeion foll=
ltitl1tioncllc Mpnurfcr protlamcrcr
ban olle 9ppc og or nplnil1elt on
lparliA for ocrss @jrnl1cmfprclic , og
ban f%prctagcr nllc Gn1bcoslr0lur.
mel cr. Mcn 0isic tillpnclo0cn0c
iuo betpocligc Mpnoigbcocr CT i1os
lfrGnfe0c 'bcrpco, at c11bpcr al ban:
officielle @ollolingcr ligeiom ell
fonltitutioncl &o1gcs mao fontra=
ligneres al cit Milliiter, % bans
Mi1liitrc CT onluorlige for Sen lop=
oiocn0c 1oriumling. @an far IN
gen Gel / 2opgipningen, in9el1
Torilagsrct og iltct Gcto.. Erottiif
tolt far bon Sitting iom Gil aon-
&c al England mco l(notogeli e al
Stillingens Mrpclig6co pg Iomilic=
forbol6c.
6ranfrigs Eraiioe11t CT bcllcr if
fe f%olfepalgt. San prlges / ct
T9l(esmeOc al Sc to &uunrc, Scuuz
tet og 3cputerettammcrct. ri bis<
les Mcolc>nmcr CT bcllcr life 5cno>
torerre folfepalgtc, men fooreoc al
@o(nmrno, Ser meo fra to til fire
Stooier or %iicrnct fra 6olfeofitcm-
ninaen. 0eune in6pifleoe Oroni1,a.
Ser ifripcr Jig fra &onltitl,tiol1cl1 al
1875, oo General Mac Mobon bar
HrGii0cnt, bar oprin0elig ct &om=
promis mellen Set rcpl1blifunlfc og
Set mo11arfiltiifc Earti; men Sen CT
olorig blepe11 foranoret iiocn. Gen
%franlfe GrGii0ent CT ioaleocs en-
pGroig og cnoog impollerenoc @ol=
lionsfigrr. men bcller intct mere.
Gn Stotsmono of fprltc Mon9s
9pgtigbc0 oa S,1oflpoclie finder /
en- iaaoan Stilling life Spillerlm
nof for iin 9grgierrigbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10

ger TaoerenS Spor, ifriper vGlens
borg Mpis".
@nlbbrDllup. 2groog sen 80
geop. jefreoc Sfomoeer @br. Gbri
%ite,ien % @uitru / l1llerup 0ereS
Gul0brpllup. @ruogommen CT IS
9lor, meoens 9rllocn CT 4 Mar IN.
gre. @egge SC gamlc CT enonl1 ra.
ife % rprigc.
@briitenicn fan cn0nl1 forrcttc iii
@oanopGrf, lom ian bar brepct f.
Sen 1862. l1noer arigen / 1864
bleo Gbriltenicn i10falot til 8an=
oers, men meo / ielpe &rigcn par
ba11 life. S 1870 in0falotes ban
til Mensborg, men uaaeDe bcllcr life
at fprnme mco til Jronfrig. Som
bar / Mnleo1ing al &rigcn faaet
forifjelligc @n0erstegn.
Gbriltcnlcns @1ltru far pGrct
Sor0cn1poer / llllerl,p 40 Nor %
moOtoa, 1a FUN for Ell Sci s(ar IL
Sen neblagoe oette @perp, Ell, Sit
bilU,msme6oillc.
&c goln(c par / 3ogenS Nnlcb=
ming @ienltor1o for Spmrrfio mbco
fra flcrc Si6er.
Wibpcc &cterancr. 2proog sen
80. Nop. CT otter en- al Sc galnle
&eteraner fra Sen ii0lte llespi9ife
aria aoact bort, neualig aonle gb=
Re gbbeien ira @ommerlcp. San
6eltog / 0oriporet al Mls, por me0
/ Syllal10 og flerc unore 5ruiuil1>
ger. @a1nle Gbbeien bar CT, tro=
fat 0anif Mano, JON life fpriemte
at 1npbc peo &alglirnen; bon talte
otto % mes UnrfjGrligbaO on inc
Miroer fra &rigsoaret.
&c iibite 2 s(nr far gbbei cll be-
ret ipogelig pg otter lin Sltitrlts
Gpo fpr ~ Star iioc11 far bar OPP
bolot Jig bos lin 9otter pg Spiger=
i'm / Sumlnclcb. Sol1 mp0tou Sen
oonlfc @u0crsgopc for &etcrancr.
= Gen 90. Nop. bp0c CT &etc=
ran ira 1864, 9(%rheibsn1onb Sans
9tielie Jet 5oft / 5cbbelep. Sans
Miclic1 1oft por ipot i 1910 /
&ongsbjerg peo SpnGer. Som 22=
blcp ban inotol0t lom SplOat
og gjoroe ie1erc &rige,1 / 1864
n1eO pco TO. Hegimcl1t, 81 por bans
fprltc Some ollcre0e 0pb. huber
arigen loa fam lunge inofporteret
/ Scbhclcp, ng fer lnrte bal1 lin
m10en @l,ltrl1, Morie, feot Spren=
len, at fjcnoe. nj 9GgteporrctS 6
@prr or 2 / Mn1crifo.
5 1861 blcp sen afopoe iu0fol6t
til prpjiiif Solootertjcncltc og /
1870 matte fan mco / ocn fro11=
ifc &rig. Sam loa / Met5 oA bar
%lcuerc mes pco Srlcol1s pg / ct lc=
mere tire Cages Slm1. 5 aft bop~
Sc ball puret mc0 / Is Slog, m1cl1
bar ill,ppet b%clifinoet ira Sc ileitc.
&u11 pco Snbtogellen al Mct3 ran1=
tes bon, ibet fan fif ct StreififuO
obcr trc 6inarc, n1eocnS Sc Lao i
@o0erllc og lfipo. Sulnn1c Gag nil
lte6c bon lin &ammcrot Scnlcn fra
Sfonhp, Scr brGbtcs al CT fraulf
&11glc.