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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-31
1t Happens This way.

Tie night shall be filed with laughter
While the cares that infest the day.
Shall fold up their tents like the Arabs
And silently steal away.
That is what happens when YOU 90
to performance given by the Quality
Stock Co., whose motto is Laughter
Pamela for all Ills. See them at
the Becker & Lewis Opera House.
tonight and Saturday night. Seats
at The City Drug Store.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-31
KILLS MOSQUITOES.

The greatest mosquito knocker
ever discovered-does double duty;
Kills every one it touches and drives
the others far away,
Nothing else will 50 completely
free your house OF mosquitoes and in-
sects as Ross Dead quick" spray.
For sale in Forrest City by City
Drug Store.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-31
Notice.
Notice.
To the School Board Of .

To the School Board Of y
county. II
The people Of our cou's|
the very best equipment ~
that money will procufs
your sworn duty TO see u'''|
supplied with the same
A teacher who is not
and one who is not willlw
his or her progressiveness
ing their County and S",
lions and their County
without being forced to ~
progressive, and does nos
vance and cannot have vi
as those who spend thel
money In Summer Nv =
County Institutes anu
Citations, etc, and shou" j
lowed to compete with
sive kind.
Every school board SnO'
progressive kind, and ".
sist your teachers In ave-
meetings by closing yo rr,,ts
all days OF teachers =, n
the understanding lns !.
said meetings; there,IS9'ih
in the county shou " lsIi
Monday, February, l,rys'.,hs1
st. Francis County Isss' 6
ton, and ! shall depena
boards to close them ;, 4
JAMES ~
COUNTY
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-31

Mr.. Jessie Wilson and family snent
Sunday with Mr.. ami Mrs PAM Janpe
MIR. ]. H. Stobbs visited Mr. IIo1
Young Sunday.
We are stiIl Laviu, Iots of roi,.hu.
it has turned quite a hit colder
Grandma SIouil,or !. n,i+a ,,ooa
deal better again. Mrs Dora Ross
and family and ". q Slouil,nr and
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-31

Mrs f. j. Badineli and Miss Marie
Zanone, two charming ladies' of
Wynne, spent couple Of days in the
city the latter part OF last week in
attendance upon the mission services
at the st. Francis Catholic church and
visiting in the home OF their friends
Mn and Mrs y j Y accaro.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Berry, of Madi-
son, accompanied by their mother.
Mrs. fd Berry, were among the devout
attendants upon The mission services
Conducted at the st Francis Catholic
church IN this city last week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-10
recently gave a contract for over
million bags.
wild CATERS" WILL
QUIT ''TRUST' BUSINESS

Salem, Or.-By the provisions of S.
B. 10, introduced by Senator Kiddla.
it is expected that in case the bill be-
comes a law much of the nefarious
work done by wildcat investment
schemes operating under the name of
trust" companies, may be eliminated
according to state Bank Commission
er Will Wright. The present law does
not reach companies operating exclu
sively in the investment business.
The provisions of the state law as
it now exists were good at the time
the law was passed, but since its pas
sage a number of very bad compan-
les have sprung into existence and
have operated in various parts of the
state to the financial loss of those
who were so unwary as to fall a prey
to their Vaccinations" said Mr..
Fright.
BY the provisions of the proposed
measure restrictions will be placed on
the organization of trust" compan-
les by requiring them to deposit with
the state treasurer securities in pro-
portion to the amount of their capital
stock BY his means it is proposed
to place such restrictions on any
company proposing to do trust bus
mess within the state that investors
may be amply protected. The meas
ure was drafted by the legislative
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-10
COLFAX FARMERS
FIGHTING SACKS

Walla Walla, Wash, Feb. 10.-The
Colfax local of the farmers union at
its last meeting rejected all bids for
sacks and thus took a step toward
abandoning the use of sacks for handl-
ing grain. 1t is figured that at least
one third of the wheat crop in Whit
man county will be handled in bulk
this year.
AS a result of the decision of the
farmers 1t Is expected that a number
OF elevators will be erected during the
present season. as we'll as storage
houses on the farms, ana that some
Of the old sack warehouses will be
remodeled to handle bulk grain.
The members of the union believe
they will not only save the price Of
the grain sacks by abolishing their
use, but that when grain Is stored in
the elevators and in storage taks on
the farm the grain spectators will
have a harder time determining just
how much grain there is in the coun-
try. and that, as a result. the farm
ers will be apt to get a better price
for their product.
Walla Walla county will rely on
sacks as containers this year. They
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-10
LEGLEss HERO TO WED NURSE,
Saved Life of Man Who Climbed
Eighty Feet to Rescue Him.

Philadelphia-Carl Edsburg, the
legless hero who recently obtained
$4,000 verdict against the Baldwin
Locomotive works for the loss of his
legs. announced that he is to marry
Miss Petra Bentein, the hospital nurse
who has attended him for more than
two years since his accident.
1t was in August, 1910, that Eds
burg was injured and performed the
brave act for which his friends are
trying to obtain a Carnegie medal for
him.
Edsburg. whose legs were crushed
on a sixteen-inch girder eighty feet
above the ground, saved the life of
George Schuman the friend who had
,imbed up to rescue him and who
i.,st consciousness at the sight of
EGsNurg's intense suffering and would
have rallen to his death had he not
been held by Edsburg.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-10
NONAGENARIAN KEEPS WORD.
Owen Wilcox of Milwaukee, 30, Visits
Mrs. Julia DAYTON of Connecticut.

Winsted, Conn.-Owen Wilcox of
Milwaukee is here today to visit Mrs.
Julia Dayton, a school day sweet
heart, whom he had not seen in eighty
years Mr.. Wilcox is 80 years old and
Mrs. Dayton "a
They attended school together in
Unionville, this state. They were de-
voted to each other when the Wilcox
family moved to Milwaukee. Wilcox
said fervently that he would see Julia
again 'some day."
Mrs. Dayton came here more than
60 years ago. Her daughter, Mrs.
Cornelius Andrews; a granddaughter
Mrs. George S. Beach; great grand
daughter Mrs. Lester Hurlburt. and
two great-great-grandchildren live
near one another.
Last May, when Mrs. Dayton cele-
brated her ninety-fourth anniversary,
the local papers printed her picture
Ten days afterward came letter from
Wilcox. He wrote he would visit her
and talk over old times. He kept his
word.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-10
SAYS RIGHT TO VOTE
MAKES WOMEN PRETTY
Suffragist Leader Discovers Pleasing
Effects From Interest I'm Ballot.

Suffragist Leader Discovers Pleasing
Effects From Interest I'm Ballot.
Washington. Feb 10.-"Beauty fol-
lows the ballot" in effect, a decla-
ton by Mrs. Glendower Evans, of
Boston, one of the leaders at Ma
tional suffragist headquarters here,
Is expected to win many converts to
the cause of universal suffrage. Mrs
Evans told an audience that, given the
right to vote, womn could renew
her youth.
Until 1 learned what it was to
vote" she said, "and voted in the
school elections, l did not have any
interest in anything, political or COM
mercial, but now l can absorb the
great questions with more interest
than most men, and 1 think with az
much understanding.
"One friend of mine state that she
had been made ten years younger by
gaining the vote. Women will con-
tinue to be ill treated and underpaid,
until they get the vote"
Leaders in the suffragist movement
are redoubling their efforts to con-
vert the men of Washington, especi-
ally now that the adjournment of
congress is approaching.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-10
GIVING OUT.
The Struggle Discourages Many a
Citizen of Pendleton.

The Struggle Discourages Many q
Citizen of Pendleton.
Around all day with an aching
back,
Can t'rest at night;
Enough to make any one "give out"
Doan's Kidney Pills are helping
thousands.
They are for kidney backache;
And other kidney ills.
Here is Pendleton proof of their
merit:
J. B. Brown, 1907 w. Alta street,
Pendleton, Oregon, says Several
years ago 1 used Doan's Kidney Pills
and I shall never forget the cure
they gave me when was suffering
from a weak and lame back and dis
ordered kidneys. I think exertion
brought on the trouble. My kidneys
got to acting badly and my back just
seemed to give out. know how
good Doan's Kidney Pills were and
began using them. In a short time
they fixed my back up in good shape.
1 have not had any sign of kidney
complaint since.''
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-10
ADVISES .THROETTS
FOR CHOIR SINGERS
Former Pendleton Girl Finds These
Wonderful Little Liquid Cough
Drops n Sure Safeguard Against
Throat Trouble and Loss of Voice.

For a number of winters for weeks
at time 1 would lose my voice so
that L could not sing in the choir.
have been using brakes Throetts and
so far this winter my throat and voice
has not troubled me in the least. I
cheerfully recommend them to all
singers who are bothered with throat
and voice troubles. My brother Allie
knight, from Alberta, Canada, was
so well pleased with them that he took
a supply home with him. Mrs.
Myrtle Eastbridge, Helix, Ore6on.
This is the only throat remedy put
up in the cordialzed cone or Liquid
cough drop" form. the idea having
been patented by Mr.. Drake.
Try 10-cent box of 80 treatments
today They are on sale at all drug
stores in Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-10
CANADA POSTMASTER
WANTS PARCELS POST

ottawa Ont.-The amount of par
cells post mail brought into Canada
since the United States put its new
service in operation, caused Post.
master General Pelletier to appear
before the House of Commons today
to plead for a Canadian parcels post
of its own.
I'VE are carrying in our mails the
parcels of nearly every civilized ma
ton except our own" declared Mr..
Pelletier. at is high time that we
should establish our own"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-10

PILES CURED IN 8 TO ID DAYS.
Your druggist will refund money
If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in 6 to II days. soc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-10
THIS WEE GIRL is
LIGHT AS FEATHER
Los Angeles Infant Weights 4S
Ounces and Takes Only As
Drops OF Food

drops OF FOO0.
Los Angeles. Val, Feb. 10.-Because
she weighs only trifle more than 4S
ounces and requires but As drops of a
specially prepared food to give her d
square meal, Rosanna Elizabeth John
son, who opened her eyes upon this
world last Wednesday, has achieved
more distinction than any other baby
ever cared for at the Los Angeles Ma
ternity Cottage.
She has an allowance from the
county board of supervisors. Seven
wealthy women. members of the board
of managers of the Maternity Cot
tage, and a number of physicians
dance attendance upon her. She has
a specially built baby insubator,"
and a retinue of nurses.
She has all of this because she is
the eighth child of her parents and
the only one who has lived more than
two days. The women of the cottage
beard OF managers determined to
make an exception in the rule Of death
in her family.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-10
CHECKS STOLEN
AT FREEWATER

Freewater, Ore, Feb. l0.-Free-
water seems to have a burglar cpl
demic on at present. Some thief
entered the office of the Peacock
Mill company Thursday night and
stole three checks amounting in the
aggregate of $780, The banks have
been notified not to cash the checks.
On the same evening some one tried
to enter the residence of Fred Vvans,
The man succeeded in getting the lock
off the door, and just then Mr.. Evans
made his appearance on the scene and
the burglar retired.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-10
SENATE WE'LL UP WITH
WORK BUT HOUSE ISN'T

Salem, Or-When the senate ad-
journed for the week it was practical
ly even with its work, only five bills
ready for third reading having been
left on the desk. In the house the
condition is far different, with mass
of bills clogging the way. Talk will
have to be cut short in the house in
the next two weeks if it clears away
the pile within the 40 days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-10

TWO things which farmers raisc.
either of which, read backward, ,
indicates the other?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-10
SURPRISE YOUR FRIENDS.

For four weeks regularly use DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. They stimu-
late the liver, improve digestion, re-
move blood impurities, pimples and
eruptions disappear from your face
and body and you feel better. Begin
at once Buy at Koeppens.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-10
Wanted at Once

The East Oregonian will buy your
old rags. Must be large and clean.
Bring or send them to this office at
your earliest convenience.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-10

committee of the State Bankers as
sociation, being patterned after sim
liar laws of many other states.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

.gtoer Da~nif. Ameritanerne mere %
mere Slllebeisget Sierrr1ret til
5oroel for en- rigtig 2anoliggerfe.
rte mi0t / ben itign1eIte sommer-
It's. Gels bliper Sfanoinaptie,,=
Amerita-Si1ietS @oa6e / itigerbe
@rao benpttet al De %biemmeipote
m%nerifanife Euriiter. Ma1ge onnlf<
og n~orif-amerifanife Gamilier ora,
ger oeres amerifanife @erner meo
|lig, % oestl0en er Sfa1roinapien /
oct bele taget S11riitmobe for 81
ben. Site min6it er BET &c norife
Jiel6fp1ter, Der trGfter. Men ber
tpn1mer ogiaa mango Nmerifanere
til Da1,marf. 9e fienoer oct life
blot iom $. s. Mn6eriens og Ebor=
raloi ems 2anb, men fommer ser
|ogiaa for at lere oa1tife 2anobrugs=
for6olo og =Snititl1tioner at fien.
be.
s 6riboonen er ser olti0 mege1
|libligt bper 9irs6ag,. raar Mmeri=
f%abaaoene fommer. @yppigt e,
Ser oper Gl1iin6e rMootogere", SCI
|ifal afbente lnugielsfl1lot nenteof
|@ieiter, % lpnge in0en 2onogm:
gen CT blepet anbrogt fra 8aien OF
It'll Sfibsit6en, fploes 2lften Al
|glaoe Northumberland mellem
|slGgtninge,te, Ser bar facet 9it
paa binanoett. Set er ct felt an:
Set itraalenoe 81if elro Sen trpf:
|fen6e Stentni1g, ser bpiler obe,
lt0oa1orernes Mfifeo neo SEN fe.
|0rene Sor6. go
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
iao oar SCI, grpseer darl Saeobien
lfgiteoe fit @Iit poo Eaar1et n1eo

iau bar SCI, grpgger Carl Sacobien
1T 8lit poa Eaarnet meo
allglen % troos lmegen Moo-
itano ~ fit SOB tic 1t intte spiir
paa oet. Mllereoe / Here slar bar
bette pregtige sspir peget tmoo
STU % for langit bar BET oper-
p,lloet al Nobltano % / bisie
4ar er arapet ON at faa De bGs-
lige Slagterbooer fiernet blepet
itGrfere % itprfere.
Set, Del beitmoig bar ltoaet
iom Sinoring, bar pRret @enge-
ipgrgsmaalet. Men ,rl1 Ip1es ben.
ne &inori1g fiernet giennem De.
partemertsebef &e11t5mamts ltorlti
leoe Gilbuo ON at opfpre ct 8p.
mltielm meo 6orian1lingslofaler o
lign.;, opf6rt iom Ell &opi at ser
gamle Mtfolai Strife, ser i 1896
bleo Slammernes SOP. 9fu fore,
ltgger Silbuoet for ajebenbapns
9orgerrepreiertation \. .og man
maa baabe, at Mlttioens rbill
@ano" bill foritaa, at De bar font
me Nligt til at ifoffe Ell til 81:
oens &rap iparen0e Sroni,1g a
6en Nitoriife @laos, iom ,&e 80
Mnno" baboe. / 1888 og fom 5,
ben Gang fife gif al @eien for
ielp ON De opfplote oeres NIigt poo
Ell iaaoan Moaoe, at 9ioen mt fol
leltglt er pofiet fra bine Dages
0r6ning.
SITE Blot @ip6enbomnerne, n1er
allie, iom beipger 0anmarfs SO
beoitao, bill fele set ion1 en- @lnoe
at Sen gamle,. biltoriife &laos e,1oe:
Zig tgien faar ct lt6ieel16e, Scr tffe
neobaroiger 6ens rige Min6er.
Cert.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
Isl bar TIE SpIfeuoe, ion RES

sgi bar tie spiteroe, ion rel
tie oper til Mmerifa / 1851 meoI
8riggen ySaafon gtoeliten" fortal==
Ter Norif-Mmerifanere11. rDa pi
orog biemmefru, blep ri l,orl1itet
meo 4 npe &abmelsflabninger, ct
Duiin ltnoertrtier % ligelua mani
ge 5triifiorter % @ooanelslrnoer-
benflnoer, 2 Duiin Strgmper, 5
MaflG6er og 3 rpe &pitler - alt
pro perionu; i TelleSifab fit ri
is Spegefisolaar. 6 @l1no Sm6r.
100 2efier og 6laobrgb, s Sfiap-
per aartofler, z @oger 5fibsfap.
ring, iom hi fiebte / Bergen, |
SfiGppe 9grter, 4 Sleifeifinfer,
y 9bnbe biemn1emalet Slug, 2
Nafere biemmebrpgget 81 aaffe,
5irlrp % forlfieIlig an0et; Ell Egn-
Sc fur Mnlf blep ri npgtet at to-
&c me0, ga ri fom til Bergen. Ser
oper blep min @ror Siltr flint og
fagbe, at ga piloe ban bape Mfilag
/ Sragten; tbi 11aar nlu,t life fl,n6c
faa mes fig iaapas iom libt illr
Melf til @reoen fin, iaa fl1noe
life 5fibet be1te at faa fltlo 8eta-
ling beller, log0e bait"
Man ifltl6e tpiten tro, at set par
Identifying til ielpeite &oalb
Mmlmoiens Mor6polsefspebition,
set fer bar Sale ONT. Sg 6og er
Set fun to imoo Menneifeal6rc, fl
Sen ct iltgt ltoitpr trentgtes til er
olmin6elig Mmeriforeiie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
@ermanerncs Serfomit.

Otter at oct er lyffeoes Sen
iammenlignenoe Sprogoioenifab at
opboge Sen o%pri>1oelige @ammen<
beng mellem ollie 6e iaafalote it6o-
germanife eller oriife Sprog, er
man begpn6t inrig at 6istutere
&jemiteoet for ielpe urfolfet. S
8egpnbelien boI6t mon set for at
bore noeet ganlfe felbfelgeligt, at
BET bare bar fra Miteus 1bpre
2an6itrpfntnger r@alpeen" euro.
pa funbe babe faaet lin @efolfning.
Men Ii6t efter Iiot begpn6te Ser at
booze fig Stemmer moo 6enre So,
poteie; flere og flere Sorifere bab.
be6e, at Mriernes l1rbiem mautte
bape ligget lengere moo @eit, %
e1felte mente en6og; at @pbipertge
bar oct o%prim0elige l16gangspunft.
9enre ii6fte Mnffuelie bor i Sc ie.
mere Giber bun6et flere og flere
9ilbengere, ierlig al antbropolo'
gtite @r1tn6e.
0peralt / Siitorien, bpor Mrier.
ne optre6er, itil6res Sc iom. beie'
BLONDE o. bIadeieoe @enneifer, oa
aItio broger De fra nor6ligere g.
ne MOB ip6. 0g netop i Mellem.
fperige, iier / Dalarte er Set, Al
man mi melt fremtr96en6e me6el
6enre @ocetppe. Deslt6ert er 3,
for Set meite ollie 2aneitolIer, me.
beng 6erimo6 2angifallernes Sin
tai ltaoiigs bIiber mi1ore % mirort
10 Longer mob gpo man fonmer.
f1.otai alIperne raiten fooi1t'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
The 10th School Year
Opens September 9Th.

Sens 8ren1ra1m SEMEN, 6reoerifs,
bapm; ST.. Sens 8rpnnum Gbrijte1-
len, Treoerifsbapn.
@aifiningenipr Carl Mipcffe,
eosberg, Ser nplig fit tilfieuM
100000 gr%itotning for apeitntug
LAT begge Ben unoer Mrbeioe paa
Batomins 9ofomotibfubrif, bapoe
Brpaup forrige 9irsoog me6 6rf.
Fetra 8ent5en. Brplllpsreile til
,Danuuarf, bpor ban oeitobprre bill
nrootaee &pt ON fin Sober 9to-
ttonsforitanoer 2ieut. @.'s / @ei-
les D5; ban 6b6e faa Dpge efter
at bau og bans Gr1te ieileoe biern.
- sfi6c / @apnen: v@irginio"
(oanir> &aptejn 9rlteo; uErafql-
gar" (norfD, &aptein gn6erien;
"Emtnton~ (norif), anptein @llef=
fer:
Torrige 0nsoag bieoes t
&ieran1f 6rf. Gertrude @eterlen,
&anoelsrejienoe S. Neteriens Dot-
ter; til 6abrifant 6. Son1uel Sue=
ger: Otter en- 6eltligbeo / Silent
met afreite Sc Mpgifte til size
.Sbonian0 ISLANDS" poo 8rpll,,ps=
reie, og efter en- Moaneos Sis
flptter Sc in6 / 6eres rpe 2eliqbeo
/ @eit N%biIaoelpbia.
- Sca11o. @lec Clubs 5efretar,
3egneren Sr. elmer sluoerlen og
Srf. Glitter Toblma1t feire0e 8rpl.
"Trip forrige Treoag; efter 8rlltltp=
pet 6eltog man / Ell finere 8rpl=
llrpSmio0ug t @armo,1ia @all.
@roeicr Sterbef fra Earrn,
Ser ifjgnt gift bapoe forloot Dan=
mari pia gs6ierg meo bans s ~
borterife Mfarie 0pneien iom ba,1s
@l1itrl1, err af Mpnoigbeoerne Die
bet ien6t tiPboge.
- &aitor @biitenoabl er font
met bie1n fra &reitefongres / ct.
Soul; ligefeoes er &aitor &oral6
fmnmel1 tilbaee fro @eleg
i @rooflpn.
nm 6r. CHARLES &or1t, aniat iom
Maro I cit al bore gafeer, ct
bjem fra 9pitreiie til
@aibington, 9. G..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
Nnarebene paa 8rpam.

Det er fun noturligt og lelpfel=
geligt, at allie 8rpans @anoltnger
bliper f%ritilere6e, for0i ban bar en-
iaa fin og tolrig Scr at SLENDER,
fom lte6ie pasier BAN op. og note
rer enbner mulig Sell. !. 9erfor
moa ntd11 .beller life lrn6res oper,
at Ser oplsfteoes ct ian6t @ama=
ffrig, "a bon erflere0e, at bans
9sn paa $4,000 oarlig iom
lt0enrigsmimiter bar 11tilitrehfelig
% at bon Dor npot til at bol6e
Soreorag / fin Sommerferie. On
mere biplomattif Mano en6 Mr.
8rpan btloe babe unbgaaet benne
nbebageligbe6. Seen 8rpan IT'S
talte Jig me6 panlig Mabenbeo, iaa-
leoes iom ban otter os otter bar
giort, og benne Nabenbe6 er netop
bans lterlte 5tprfe bos set almene
Soft.
Set hep ogfau paa Mobe en-
$io at gjere Scar al bans r@rope=
Suice" =9inner og ienere at bans
6re0splm1er. Men ferlig bette
iioite ipnes at futile opraa @eiul=
tater, Ser for fommenoe 3ioer bill
iifre bom en- @laos i Mmerifas
&iitorie iom Ell flor Secretary Of
Stae" og en- al @ilion=M 6miniitra-
tionens it6rite Bortieneiter.
@rpoa1s shilling er iiffer NOT
faalenge bans SLENDER life bar be-
ore Ammunition ems Spot % Soon
for buns Sbealisnte og Soragt for
bans u6iplomatiife Mobenbe6 / &el1-
feenoe til bons eg,1e @ffarer.
Stillingen iom lt6enrigsminiIter
i @aibin9ton / bore Gage for6rer
fiffert en- Masie l16leg / &enIee11=
Sc til Mepr9i entation og @ieitfri=
be6 operfor Sc mango u6enlon6ife
og goot pal1te @eian6tlfaber.
@i Ieper life 1918.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

|oer.s 81 peo, at Golfeponoringetls
|@ermaner, bpiS Sfeletreiter ri fin
Der Sc garnIe @rapbeie, uo-
mrrteoe fig peo fremberifenoe
2angfaIIetbeo. SIR hi mi flart
for os, at @ermaa1er1tes Sog moo
Pit gift iaa langt font til @autaius
% MOB 8eit til 5panien, ian BIZ
Der BET alti6 tD0eligere for os, at
SDoipertge bar pRret l%t6gu1gs-
p,1nftet for oisie langifalleoe, BIZ
pofie6e, bloaeie6e % blonde Golf.
Otter ben1e Ebeort ntan nltIaa.
Mrier 90 l1rgerma,1er ontbropologiT
S. b. (. racemnsiiet booze beret ct
% set lo1nme.
Otter bisie Mnifuelier 'fommer
rna,1 ogiaa til sen Spfatning, at
europa life bare er Mriernes llr-
|biemite6, men ogiaa sen le6erloe
% poenoe &l,ltl,rmagt ia, at enbog
9abploniens % sggDptens itore
Magtolnraaoer pnr blebet ifabt at
inopon6rebe grtrop9ere. Gen tp-
lie 6orifer S%,1rtpdngler flyer, foo
leoes ON s@gypten: gltropeiif
S1oflpoelie ipnes at naa belt ino
/ Sen graz 5ortio og at babe peret
|af Sen itprite 8etponi,tg.
Sen egentlige Serer for 6enr1e
11pe &etning er 6og 6ormanben for
9el,ticbe @eiellicbaft fir @orge=
icbicbte, &rofesior be0 ltniperlite=
.tet / Berlin, Dr. @ultaf &osiing. S
1911 l,0gab bar Ell Brochure, Ger
llalernes &erfomit, bpori ban 81.
a. paapiier, at Ser / GRANDDAUGHTER
omfring Star 1900 /. &r. n6pitler
fig en- M og %egenartet, ti6lig 8ron=
cefnltl1r. Sg 6e,tne eienoommeli-
&c, ffanoinopiife 8roncef11ltur bl1f-
fer p%llpolelig op / Mor6oeit<Gpif=
lano, bpor ser gielrl1em Stenaloer-
befolfni,1gens l1%opanoring berfra
til England bar opltaaet ct oabent
&rm / 8ebpggelien. Disie @far=
oinaper, iom omfring Mar 1900 +.
&r. boiatte Jig / Moropeit<E piflmo,
par altfaa Sc fprite @ermaner paa
tpIf @rltno. Sen itore tpife 6loo,
be traf paa lige efter fin Sto-
ponortng, COB De Mapnet Glben;
set er nemlig Sen i%tanoinapiife
Irllesbetegnelie for 6looleb (glp).
&opn bIiper faa alminoelig
for belle 61oolpbet, efteriom Ger
manerne breoer Jig .ne6ober moo
ep6.
Morotpiflan6s forgermanifte Sc,
boere orog imiolerti6 6els ober ga,
til England, be1s I fIoffepis
moo Spo og @eft. Men @erma<
1nerne boloer fig / oct 6nnroa6e,
De bar befat, og trpnger I 2gbet
at 1900 Nor fine Mor0boer al
iremmeo Stamme &elterne og SIfD-
rerr1e ITO at Epff1ar6.