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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04
Euriuarsminiitcr muo General.

Gen banife 6oriparSminiiter alnuS
9ernticn bar iisIge "SerIingife Ii
Oenoe" anIo9t Snilrieing MOB @ene.
rnImoior GreuOrup for oenueS llota.
leIier ON arigSminiiteren / "fotio'
naItiOenOe". Oct ifal oGre isIgenbe
9rlIbitpffe al @eneralmaior Siren.
brupS SnblGg, iom SaasonlGgJet
giGlber: n" Seq mener oct uior.
ipnrli9t at title Yengene til Haabig.
beb for Den mrpprenoe ioriuarsmi.
hitter uben abiolut 8oronti for Fen'
genes anoeuoeIie; tbi en- Soripars.
miniiter, Der bar banolct iaa iorbrp.
oeriif 0imt / @arniionsoroningeu
6reoericia) % iom letter Tartipo.
litifen bsiere enc Sporeianoets Sor.
ioar (Saar6Gfiortet), fan man boer.
fen BABE Reipeft for eIler Siaio til /
Ell for Sonoets 5orioar iaa pietie
Sag 49,"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04
Iasaarcn 0rnber. Ge6 gosoo,

Iasaarcn 0rnber. 9eo Iasaaren
8ruber | Gel / @uobranbsoulen bar
Der M / nogle Iar foregaaet Grspe.
britt. 8rltberne bar pitt iig at bore
meget malnlbolOige, % &obbergebal.
ten bar oreiet fig ON 10 q ~ PCT.
Sorleoen Dag ienbtes Sen ferite
Wfalmlaoning bort fra @rllberne.
Den bar pua 60 Cons og ifnIbe til
Gsros til llnoeriegelie al, eiter bill.
fen Wetbobe Walmen beoit fam be.
banoles. enbel IaIm oil blipe ienot
til Sperige og prsuet efter andre Me.
tbooer. Der fol bore 8laner eppe
ON at opfsre Smelterier ogiaa peo
Iasaaren 8ruber. 8ritberne, iom
bar / rationel Drift oIereoe / BET
17oe Iarbunbreoe, bar fIere 8ange
p9ret neolagt, oa man bar f1nbet
Sriften lioet lenrenoe, men man bar
M ben beolte Gro paa @rubernes
Ssnlombeo 8rubernes nuperenbe
eiere er @rltbefaptein Sunot, Stta,
og SOFTER & Bergen, &riitiania.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04

SsSsialS. @oSseier Crit Better.
ion Saug | aremarf err aigaaet peo
Ssoen nGr rs Aar gammel. aibs.
De bar lcot ! Spcrige % fom for 40
War iioen iii Horee. buor ban bIep
git meo 3otter al 9aarobruger
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04

Gn bpr SilSclait. Sra Sauseiuno
meooeles Den 12te Sebruar. Sbag
a~flftbeoes berfra ben Opreite Serif,
iilolaIt, iom nogeniinoe er u6ifibet fra
9eorge, ioet "Soritecf" mebtog 1872
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04

GllQs SdliJ I ArentutI. Nan "a: CT
anieet Mano % eieoe b~etpoelige
Sfogitrafnineer.
Yaiior @eora u. @uu, ibp. rel.
aap. / Sinoaas err oso / Bergen. ben.
oeo Sc gar eanmel. NfSe0e bar
Sh,Oent fra 1916 % teoIogiif San.
bioat ira 1858. San hduoe / oe isl.
eenSe Iar Ini9ttelie iom 2prer peo
iorifieqise SfoIer. s 1859 bIeu ban
uonppnt til peri. aap, hos Soqne.
preiten / SoIum peb Sficu, i 1865
blep ban Stiitsfapellan / @eraenS
Stift % / 1868 rel. &op. til 2iu6aaS.
Sra bette enlbebe icJtc ban Aiifeo /
1870, ba bans Spn par bIet iaa iterft
ip9ffet of ban life fun0e uoiere lin
YreItegierning.
- 8aar6brltaer SoIpor Serenicn
9torbbp | 9eS paa Homerife err al.
gaoet peo Ssoen nGitcu $751; gar
gammeI. Sin belle Sio bar ban boet
paa lin SbeIsgaaro Hororc 4oro.
By, iom ban brep meb mcgcn 9pgtiQ.
beO. 8~aarobrliger Nor0bp par en-
Spoersnlmb, - Ell r~etIfaifen, it'll
fGrbi9, nobel aurafter uleo ct Init
Spn paa Sioet. s oct fommunale
og offentlige Siu beltoJ ban life.
Gn Wcrfcoag / Sen rorifc SaIpe.
t%erinouitris Siitorire bar set Sen 70.
6ebruar. Get bar oen 13be 6ebrrtar
FOR 10 Iar it6en, at Sugenier g.
Gpoe | ct Selifab hos StatSminiiter
8unnor auuoien msote5 mco Bro.
fesior SirfeIano, % oiaic TO bcillltte.
De at giere ct 6orisg mcO at uopirSe
Solpetcr al 2uftens &oPIitof. Zen
uopifling, Den norife SaIpterinOuitri
bar bapt giennem De forIebne 10
Iar, er bel uben Sioeitpffe i SSnolt.
ltrienS Siitorie. Ger ~begpnoteS meo
ct Bar Mano og 5 eIeftriife SeItes
frPIter. s Sltli 1908 onIagoeS Den
terlte 6oriegSfa6rif bCo 6rognerfis
len, bOor man b]iSponere0c % Seite.
frGfter. s Sftober 1903 onlo16eS
Inferleffens 6abrif meo $50 SeIte.
frefter. Saa fonr @oSmocns oa
a~renoaIs InI9g / September 1904
meb 1000 Seitefrefter. s Wat 1905
blep Den fsrite Sabrif paa Gotoooen
bpgget nteo $500 Seitefr9iter. s
Wtai 1907 bar Notobben % SppIgs
fos fGrbig meo 42,500 Scitefrpfter,
og | Nooember 1911 fom &ienfo8 oa
Giufan til, iaa SSnouItrien tiliommen
npttig9isr ca. 100000 Scitefrpfter.
Zen me Riufan Sterilization repre-.
ienterer for Jig aIene 10000 Seitc.
trGf tier, og Dog er bore Salp0eIen al
Giufaniosien uObp1get. Won boIoer
M paa at bpgge no Ben anoen Del,
boorueo npe $4,000 Seitefrefter
inopinoeS. Horif SaIpeterinouitri
omfatter Here SeIifaber. Oct itsrite
al benz er Horif SpbroeIeftriif au9I.
Itofaftieielifob, ser bar en- gftiefapis
tai paa ca. AZ, $40 600 ar. % 0ess
uoen eier iaa mango Sitter / Be suri.
ge SeIIfaber Iotre % Spin oip., at
bet ben 30te Suli 1912 baooe en- ga.
lance paa t07 WiIlisar. SeIfeIgc.
Zig bar beitne bGloioe SnSuitri Ifaffet
Irbeioe og grso til mango Renne.
'fer. Soag beitiGiti9es ca. 400 Sn.
gerisrer oJ 5ltnftiot9rer % mere
emo 2000 Irbeibere. 2anoetS pnqite
gp Notoboen er ct Barn al ben 8irf.
iombeo, Ser er ifabt giennem Den me
Snolitri, og ON fort Sio bill ion6.
ipnIi9piS ogioa Hiufan inStrpoe /
gpernes Hpffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04

Statsminiiter Mtihelien bar ifalse
"0u" al Spein 90 Ole Slaatten iant
Sars &aunsgaorb / oeres 59nesbapn
Sailgo fiebt Siaatomt for 5000 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04
Sra Uoroe.
"Spftes 0ape"

"suites @ape". Som Soritaneer
efter afbsbe 9apelsafer er fon'titiie'
ret SsriteIRrer peb Sfioleblen1ntet
GoIi 4nael.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04

beo oil mi igien faa bsre fin gomre
airfefloffes Soner. aloffen itam-
nrer ira oen fatoIife airfes iioite Ga.
ge, ira Gbrtltiau ben anoers OF Gre.
oerif oen fssrites SiS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04
GaSt Gicno o 10,
tiliaIaS eaer tiaete.

qnertisfemcnter unoer -guffe5". -1tIete-,
'1tIfalas" % ~GiteripsrgieI- fofter 8 Gerts
pr. Orb, Edbu ca aoresfe tberegret. fr boef
Bdna. abertisiemeRter iueinaes iife for nrtrs
nre emo 30 Gents. Penge mnu uirGoteeIla
reofflge que FcittItrecr. Get Isrner fa
,'fe at boafsre fld iu,rl GUNNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04
Splat Subrif. 0iubmotpr "a ~

Sulst Sabrif. Ginbmotor og Ma.
i%fiufobrtfeu / Nerreiunobp, ser eiebes
al u. Senien & Conner, er iolst I'll
6obrifant y. Senieu / Nsrreiuuobp
og ibp. Maifinmciter s. Sepieu al
IaIbora for $4,000 SIR. SpertageI'
len er fleet. Sepien bar tibIigere Ma.
itinmeiter pau 0amperen "Mtarare.
the" % aioroe for ct Bar Iar iioer
lit Gtaon lan0Sfieuot peo Ell imuf 81.
manbSbeorift. llroer en- iterf Storm
fog Sfibet uoeuborbS Horifaoe og
LA / 8 Gs9r title uben at funnc
fomme oioere; ga cir Sepien meb 20.
re for lit Sip rco og ioretog en- He.
paration, buorpeo Sfibet ireIites. 81.
Den bar ban bolOt zig pna 2anoior.
0cn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04

"Start1 JON SpOrOaerOplam. gro
Sorten meooeles ben 12te Sebruar.
Soag bar Yremierlsitnont | Marinen
Cons ioretaset en- Slppnins meo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04

SiHalss. Wtin Sarm paa 440
- acres er tilialgs meget bilis; beIis-
aenoe fun "a Nil ira S~ernbauebp. 8eofte
Fort glno mIeo Suie og uonerist YGno.
SRfges for $500 pr. aers. Beiss slsr till
"TRIP anOrsp 2iHoietb u. J. g., Rusbp,
Y. Satotd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04
e G. e M

Csiaa iaIoi sfab, salt Rsur. eruritHs. g2iftserua.
Bsrpiua sfin o. a.
Gr,tnn fan heibrsSts permanent, ol uddr lea Tiger
a~elbreoet, meucr tea acton bpdo iea itaer hetbreoef,
% lite bdrr ntiftf idmmeu for en- Itb, for ida iaien
al brpoe no p1rrc euo fsr. OUT. lea aisr oeuue oms
tdtteuec SdGttduo effet az have au5tuot f2Nar az min
I'D paa eeuue enc Spanum o. idmtisig beAanofcf me-
ten Ell hdlp Wia. 1ufGiber al ocune ~Frpgieitae Spas
opnt. act CT mig iiaeautoiat hpdo aft on bar bruat,
Cuer hporudHae Eager rdr idsi big, al ou lite tan heE
breocs alt jea iorlauaer er tuu en- auleeuius I'll at
vile pa. az lea Deb hUdo iea taller ON. outs bu oil
nrtoetl Hita ioda. of lea ieupe ota en- frt grsoe AZ NIT
rutlee. l~tubreuoe, adrautcreoe Rteoei. Der utl o1crbes
ptit ets mere pad eu Tda. euo lea encr noaeE anbeu
tub lisrc pdd en- @tGdHeos Ito. ppts on bar rititet
al 1tltro % alt Rob, uofororer ieg ola I'll at aioe mtl
dHlceutng I'll al btuiie mine pddftaube. Beo az ifriDe
III rtia teaa. oil ou unee mere u%irfelia Rcm'ort, eHo
On uoacufHoe frusoe oeHHe Serosu fuuoe brtuae BIC.
6orisa oet iuH, on On utl ie. az iea faes ois Sduoheo-
Or. J. 6. c~snnsday. 1914 Court Block. Ssdsiis. No.
Reference laird National BAnk. Sedshs, No.
auuee on aisre Hpaet bcore ere At ieuoe bette doers
ttNeiueut I'll uoSsu. Der ttber az 9csena-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04

Siiaias. 80 acres Sarm, IL
- giil ira 3uIutbs BpsrRnie. 3iIitriu
5obn y. 5dlqulit, groctor, Utinr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04

8nlobrplnp. 6. @. gergb, tioIi.
gere Ssitnant / @tarinen, og Srue
anna ambroIia, fsot 9erner, ieireSe
ben 12te 6ebruar lit @ulobrpllup paa
8inberen. 9ergb err SO gar gam.
mel, bans Sliitrii err 20 Iar. 9ergb
blep Sisoiicer / 1S49, gif iaa paa
Den milit9re Ssiifole og sioroe Der.
n9it Sieneite iom asiiitent hos Spr.
Sireftsren. 5 nogen iaa aar par ban
/ britiif Srlogstieneite, inotil ban |
1862 bleu aniat iom arposfontroaer
/ ariitianiofioroen. s 1870 ira.
traabte ban benne Stiains og isgte
ct Bar Iar ienere aiifeS Tom Nili.
t9r. 9ergb bar ienere boet / ariiti.
ania, buor ban bar orepet femiif ia.
brifpirfiombeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04

Gn GfsplOiiOn. Sra Saritao meo.
oeles ben lite Sebruar. gpenifiGrs
Enlightenment, tilbsrenoe SanOeIs.
manb SiinO, e~fsplooereoe igaar apelo
peb S.Sioen. 9etient NiIien blep
itpgt fnGitet. San osbe ienere ON.
borb / Sans Ggebe" paa geien til
Saritab. San efterlaoer Jig Gnfe og
mango imaa Barn. sariagen til CTS.
ploiionen pibes life. 9piet ilufnet
pluoieIig, og ibet gfilien aif inc for
at unoerisJe, ifeeoe Gfsploiionen.
Sopeogaarben og 9litifen blep itpgt
ramponeret. gue 9inbuer, iom oerb-
re mob gerfet, fnuites, og 9orb og
Senge inbe | Sprelierne i~pIintrebes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04

cnifes.-5o paalioeliee WRno
* til al 1rbeioe pnu 5drm | Rurtb Dat.
Ntaa pare aoot pante III pete. Rreaturer
oa farm MGitiHeri. Ggnnen uiI bIlue $4,000
Raaneoen for s Wuareoer. Grin III X.
care Of "7ecprah Soften. os stu CplpsHing
/ igrite 8reu bOao eriartus 3 bar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04
Sra Danmarf.

Senf 2uefunt. Sra a~isbenbaun
meb0eles Den 10oe Sebruar. arbeioS.
giuerioreuineen bar parslet Socfout
moo 8anit Observation-Disclosures oa
9soferiorbunoet. 9ocfouten rammer
$1,000 0Sanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04

SiHalgs. -0Iin 5arm, IA Nc
ces; gus. Srsuo. libeH 5rusthGpe tort
Rutoioro al beoite SlGss. 2 Vii ira gl.
BON Cafe. gomtpi9oe. Rprit Settlement.
sun $500 DIT. aere pm SanoeI fan ie isr
Barren. 5gr mariners Splpsning itrip til
Spen ,SBrgens, ". 4, @lborp gate, gpiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04
Sulat Gienopm. Yroprietrr 9ii,

SuINl vleuupW. NIUpIteIItt GU
LOB har iolat Contemplate" peS
Sine I'll Den tioIieere Gier al "Ssn'
beritbopeo", Sr. 8~inobiGrg, Tor To-.
600 Str. 5 Sonoeleu mebieIger DOG
life @ipe airfe og en- Gu9parcel.
SerreJaaroen "Ssrbpgaorb"
meb tiaiggenoe 8obS er oOertnget al
aommcrberreirSe @reperfop.G alten.
ifioIo iont llniperiaIarping efter al
bsoe aammerberre &. $. 8reoeufop.
Gaiteuifiolo, mcIoeS ira Solbpf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04

eene "1rcornb.eoiten" til SIRgi Ca Sen,
uer ! bet aanIe onne.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-17
FEEDING BIRDS IN WINTER.

1t is coming to be fairly frequent
sight in Eau Claire to see bird tables
erected in the yards, or fastened to
trees on the boulevards in front of the
homes, and spread daily with food for
the birds. Cracked corn, cracked nuts,
hay seed, crumbs and table scraps, bits
of meat, especially suet, and dish
of water are on the daily bill of fare.
Besides the benefit to the birds,
work of this kind, when undertaken
by the pupils of the schools, has an
educational value that cannot be over
estimated. 1t means the development
of humane tendencies, and training
in systematic observation and the ac-
quiring of a fund of bird-lore that
cannot fail to prove a constant source
of pleasure later in life.
Many inquiries have come to the
writer as to how to make and main
tain these bird tables. The following
practical suggestions are therefore
given for the use of all interested
in this phase OF humane work:
A board, six inches wide and two
feet long, should be fastened to a
tree; or on high post out of the
reach of cats; or against a convenient
window sill. One trouble that will
Immediately present itself is the Eng
lish sparrow. 1t will be difficult to
keep these little nuisances away from
the lunch counter. One would like to
be merciful and let them feed with the
others. were it not for increasing the
troubles of springtime nesting.
A suggestion that the writer re-
ceived from one of the Audubon soci-
eties in small town, and that is re-
ported to have worked well, is worth
trying:
A board the usual size il hinged at
one end TO a window sill in such
way as to allow the outer end Of the
board to drop. The board is held
about level by string fastened to its
outer end and TO the top Of the win
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-17
RECORD JUMPS EXPECTED AT
IRONWOOD.

IRONWOOD, Mich, Feb. 14.-Many
famous ski jumpers have arrived in
anticipation of the ninth annual cham
pionship tournament of the National
Ski association OF America, which is
to be held here tomorrow and Sunday.
A record-breaking meet seems to be
assured. This was the statement made
by the officials of the local club to-
day after they had checked up the list
g! entries. Star performers of more
than score of clubs scattered
throughout the northwest will be seen
in competition, rivaling the comets in
flights through space The program
provides events for both amateurs and
professionals.
The slide here is said to be the best
IN the world. Some enthusiasts of
the sport confidently declare that the
record jump of Eric the Red will be
heaten at the coming tournament.
Eric, back in the eleventh century,
put on his skis, slide down the high
est peak of the Kiolens and, according
to tradition, cleared the Atlantic ocean
and landed on the American couti-
nent. The man who beats Elic will
have to land somewhere besween III
ezra del Fuego and the south pcle
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-17
EXTRAvAGANCE.

The Times gave in detail yesterday
the salary increases, together with the
new departments and commissions ere
ated at the state house in the last
two years. at cost to the taxpay
ers of over 100000 For this in
crease in cost of conducting the ad-
ministration at its head-center there
can be no excuse-the money all went
in salaries. No business house would
permit of such conduct. Nothing has
taken place in the last biennial period
to warrant dollar increase at tho
state house. The secretary Of states
departments cost nearly $4,000 more
than for the previous two years, yet
the receipts from that office were
lower by good many thousand dol
lars this last period. The auditors S
office did even worse as the increase
there ran over $50, 900, while the state
treasurer added an additional $4,000.
In fact, every office Of any import
snce at the state house showed an in
crease in salaries or in number Of
M
An army Of auditors, license inspec-
tors and factory inspectors has been
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-17
TEACH HUMANITY IN SCHOOLS

The Cincinnati Post, in an eloquent
plea for humane education, takes a
hopeful view of the local situation ana
makes the following sensible obser-
vationG:
Brutality and crime-crime of all
sorts and conditions-are brothers.
The boy who grows up brutal will
seldom develop into good citizen.
His instincts will be low, his desires
will be low. He will belong to that
great class of undesirables which force
cities to maintain large police forces.
And brutality, even of the kind that
kills inoffensive birds with pebbles in
sling-shot, grows on one. 1t feeds
on its own activity.
We believe that there should be a
course in the public schools, all grades,
devoted to humanity-kindness; the
rights of four-footed and feathered
folks
We are improving slowly. We lay
out bird reservations. Robins nest in
the naples in our most crowded dis
tricts. Birds that for years sought
the depths of the forests now rear
their young within hearing of the
roar of the street cars. In some sub
tie way they know that their chances
of protection have been increased.
They do not know that kindness is
being taught and brutality discour-
aged in countless homes.
Yes, we are improving, but we want
the world to move faster,-and we
plead for school education that will
teach the coming generation to be kind
to animals and all birds.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-17
MONKEY BREAKS sun
DAY CLOSING LAW

HASTINGS, Neb., Fcb. 13.-"Mary
Ann" monkey, escanad from her
cage in local saloon Sunday after
noon, opened the refrigerator door
and secured several bottles of cham
pagne and beer.
Unable to pull the corks, she broke
them and drank good share of the
drinks. Her four months old baby in
tie cage came to her rescue, when the
mother rolled on the floor in a drunk
en- stupor. And he, too, was imbib-
ing when the saloonkeeper entered
The saloonkeeper denies responsibility
and says he is not guilty of the frac-
ture of the Sunday closing law. TIE
mother monkey was hilarious during
the night and it was necessary to
lock her up in a cage away from ner
haby.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-17
GOVERNMENT EXPERTS DIDN'T
TES TCONSUMPTION CURE

BERLIN, Feb. 13.-In the first au-
thoritative statement made by Ger
man government official regarding the
purported tuberculosis cure of DR.. F.
E. Friedman, Prof. Kirchner, chief
medical councillor and head of the
government health department, to-
day said that he could not tell whether
the Friedman bacilli culture was sue
cessful or worthless, because the per-
sistent refusal of Friedman to give
his germs to the government or other
scientists.
In an interview with United Press
correspondent, DR.. Kirchner emphati-
cally denied that Friedman had given
his germ to the government.
Friedman came to me and wanted
the government to designate hospi-
tai wherein he might try his remedy"
said Kirchner, "but he wanted to stip-
ulate that he should conduct all the
experiments personally with no other
physician allowed to participate.
vi Soui SC we utClliSu liidI
telling him that the government had
no right to turn over sick patients
in a state institution for experimental
purposes.
I'VE offered to try out his remedy
in the government experimental insti-
tute at Frankfort-on-t the Main and
Friedman flatly refused that offer.
Friedman then submitted a propo-
sition that the government acquire his
bacilli which in effect was that we
purchase the remedy outright.
This was so ridiculous in the face
Of Friedmann's refusal to allow the
government to test his cure, that I
did not even answer his proposal.
"The German government now has
no further interest in Friedman or
his tuberculosis cure. We know moth
ing about it."
Friedman today announced that he
had booked passage for New York
aboard the Kronprinzessin Cecelie,
sailing Feb. IS.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-17

dow. In this string--thst is, forming
part of tia thin or light spiral
spring is fastened. The wood and wa
ter dishes are placed at the outer
end of the board. When bird alights
the feeding board teeters up and down.
The report states that other birds
will feed at the table, but that the
English sparrow will not visit it a
second time. If this simple scheme is
effective in dealing with the English
sparrow, then one of the problems of
bird lovers has been solved.
If the lunch counter proves attrac-
tive, and it undoubtedly will, many
birds may be studied at close range.
Among the visitors will be the chick
adee, the red-breasted nuthatch, white
breasted nuthatch, downy and hairy
woodpeckers, blue jay, junco and an
occasional robin.
Some birds, who are accustomed to
search for their food close to the
ground, are not so likely to find the
table--notably the juncos; the white
throated sparrows; the white-crowned
and the tree-sparrows. For these
birds better way is to spade up a
bit of ground, if the frost is suffici-
emily out; or keep it clear of snow
of there are late storm, and place
the food upon it.
All winter birds must have a good
supply of heat-producing food. Most
of them are very fond of suet, and
the best way to furnish it is to fasten
a piece about three inches long to the
trunk of tree near the house.
The observations by the pupils will
be of greater value if they are re-
quired to give systematic reports OF
their work.
Every boy and girl should cooper.
ate heartily with those who are en-.
deavoring to save the birds. Ener.
getic measures are necessary, for the
danger is great.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-17
DENVER GREEKS KILLED
IN TURKISH BATTLES

DENVER, Feb. 13.-On the Greek
firing line at Janina, in Albania, Jan.
13, Gust Tsaconas, artilleryman, gaAQ
up his life for his country. He left I
Denver, where he was well known as
Il barber, three months ago with sew
enty-five other Denver Greeks. Four
others among that company of loyal
Greeks are known to have been in
jured. John Panagopoulos, who quit
his position as candy maker with {.
George Allison, to serve his country,
is reported to have been killed the
day after he wrote Allison. In the
communication Panagopoulos enclos-
ed his picture.
81 assume you that feel very
happy today" the letter reads in part,
because | am contributing to the
freedom of our brothers and strength
ening the Grecian army" The next
day, according to word received from
another Denver volunteer, the faithful
son of Greece sacrificed his life.
More than 1900 Greeks left Colo
RADIO within a month after the call
from the fatherland. The Denver
Greeks arriving at Athens wore Den
YER chamber of commerce buttons. 1t
was such button that identified
Tsaconas whose mutlated and burned
body was found among a hundred
others. Close to the heart of Tsaconasl
there was found a picture of Den
yer girl. The bullet which ended the
Greeks life had pierced the photo
graph.
Stefanos Carapanes, waiter, for
merly employed at the Manhattan res
taurant, was badly burned with pow
der, and Georges Stalks, formerly
waiter at the Albany, had his arm
shot off on the battle field.
From the letters which have been
received by Allison, it is believed that
other Greeks who left Colorado have
been killed and injured. From the
first, they have been in active battle
and almost continually have figured
in the larger skirmishes.
Allison estimates that 1000 Greeks
left America for Greece to enter the
war.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-17
THE SCHOOL TEAcHEes, BILL.

DENVER, Feb. 18th first deci-
sive step against eastern school teach
ers who have tuterculosif and come
mere for their ne. 'tn and seeu.e posi
tions while regainin. their 'l.aiul. was
taken by the house today, when it
passed the Riddle b which pro-
vides that no teacher shall be given
a certificate to teach until cer.liicatS
from a licensed physician has been /
produced showing that the teacher Is
free from contagious or ir rfectiods dis
eases. A companion bill declares con-
sumption to be an infectious disease.
The bill was introduced by Mrs.
Lee and Mrs. Riddle md has long
been demanded by the school teachers
of Colorado who are residents of the
state. 1t is claimed that each year
hundreds of tuberculars oil the east
come to Colorado and offer to teach
for just enough to pay tn eir expenses,
which shuts out the local teachers.
Section one of the bill provides: "No
NeTLlHcdte 10 IedCH III tHt puDliC
schools of this state shall be granted
until the applicant shall first present
certificate signed by a competent
licensed physician of the state that
the applicant is free from contagious
or infectious Diseases. Whenever
teacher shall have contagious or
infectious disease it shall be suffi-
cient cause for his (or herr dis
charge"
Section two reads: "No JanItor,
engineer or other school employe
whose duties bring him into associa-
ton or in contact with school children
shall be employed without first fur
nishing certificate from cofnpe-
tent licensed physician that he il free
from any contagious or infectious dis
ease, and to have such disease shall
be sufficient cause for his discharge.
All school employees shall be of goad
moral character and good habits"