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The Washington herald., 1913-02-25

Miss Mabel Boardman was hostess at
a dinner last night and among her guests
were Miss Helen Taft Miss Edith Nor
gam and Miss Catherine Anderson. Later
the entire party attended the bachelor
diplomats ball at Rauscher's.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-07-04
A Sign at Gettysburg.

July /, 1863, on Cemetery Ridge, near
Gettysburg, Pa was posted this sigu;
"All persons found using firearms
in these grounds will be prosecuted
with the utmost rigor of the law"
For the failure to enforce it you mus
blame old John Burns, for he was til
constable at Gettysburg; but the majesty
of the law was himself blazing away
with borrowed gun.
And, as accessory before the fact, you
must indiet the man who had the shoe
store; for he, and not Hooker, Meade, OF
Lee, brought on the Battle Of Gettys-
burg. A detachment Of men in blue
with holes in their shoes came into town
to clean out the store, and at the same
time came a detachment in gray with no
shoes at all; and then the village ordi-
nance against the promiscuous use Of
firearms began to 60 to pipeces. Edgar
Alien Forbes in the American Magazine
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-07-04
BATTLE FLAGS ELIMINATED
Old Confederate Says Decision Is :
Wise One.

Birmingham, Ala.--"I think that the
decision of the federal government that
no old battle flags shall be brought to
Gettysburg at the reunion next month
is a wise one, said confederate vet
eran. "The coming reunion is planned
to Obliterate al feeling between the
North and the South. It would be ex-
tremely unfortunate should any unto
ward incident mar the occasion, and in
my opinion the surest way to produce
one would be to allow the battle flags
to be brought there,
"There is nothing which a soldier re-
CARDS with higher veneration than the
flag for which he fights. 1t symbolizes
all that be loves. All the Confederate
flags have not been returned to their
commands by federal regiments by which
they were captured, and if these we're
brought to the reunion it might easily
lead to i'll feeling.
81 remember one incident of the fight
around Chattanooga that exemplifies, [
think, the veneration with which a sol
der regards his flag. An Alabama regi.
ment had been offered to hold a slight
eminence near Orchard Knob and was be-
ing outflanked. In addition there was a
heavy fire from forces in front with
CALLING crossfre. Men were falling thick
and fast and our commander, seeing that
the situation was hopeless, gave the Or
der to retreat. The colOr-bearer was in
the van encouraging the men and he
was loath to leave the position, When
the men fell back, as they did suddenly,
he was left alone on the top Of the emf
nence. Just as he started to follow us
a ball passed through his body and he
fell dead.
Instantly there was cry Of Save
the flag from our fellows, and about
dozen rushed back, seized the colors
and succeeded in rejoining the regiment.
1t was almost certain death to retur.
in the face of that fire, but a dozen
men had risked their lives to save the
flag from capture"
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-07-04

which Peary saw the dim outline OF
CrockerIand northwestward across the
Polar Sea.
I'VE hope to reach the Cape before
the winter night shuts us in" Mr..
Macmillan said. "All along the 300
mile trail between our headquarters
and the Cape we will have made
caches of food for our return journey.
Then when the night sets in we will
wait for the moon, and with its help
We will return to headquarters on
Flagler bay, where we will wait for
spring and the time for us to start on
our dash for Crockerland.
"All winter in camp, while we are
waiting for this time to arrive, we ex-
pect to be comfortable, for we will
have electric lights from power
plant specially constructed, and we
will be busy collecting food for the
next two or three years work, Then,
there will be the wireless to occupy
us. and the gardening, with the reflect
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-07-04

wireless plant
plant situated in the Arc
tic, with peaks of lofty
mountains of ice serving
as wireless poles, and
power sufficient to send
messages cracking out
for 1000 miles until they
can be picked up by 9th
or stations and relayed to
New York city. That is
one of the new features
of the Donald B. MacMil-
Ian expedition, which win
leave this eitv fhis month
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-07-04
Professional Criticism.

At banquet Of New York newspa
per men recently story was told to
exemplify the pride which every man
should take in the work by which he
makes living.
Two street sweepers, seated on a
curbstone, were discussing comrade
who had died the day before.
aBill certainly was good sweeper
said one.
"Y-e-s,' conceded the other, thought
fully. "Bnt-don't you think he was a
little weak around the lsmpposts i"-
Everybodys Magazine.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-07-04

ing glasses which l hope to expert
ment with.
1T is my belief that we can grow
radishes and some few other vegeta-
bles, such perhaps as Swiss chard, un-
der glass that is heated with reflect
ing glasses, though l am by no means
certain. The first year we will be in
no danger of scurvy, but after that
1t is always well to prepare for in
roads by the disease. do not think
we shall be troubled. however, for
fresh meat Is a preventive. The Es-
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-07-04

This dress is the acme Of sim
plicity. The blouse is plain, except
for the rounded collar at the neck
and the small chemisette, which 10
detachable The skirt is cut with three
cores and opens at one side Of the
front Brocaded silk or cotton goods,
cotton crepe, ratine, gingham, linen
and the like can be used for this
dress.
The dress pattern (6241) is cut in
sizes 81 to AZ inches bust measure.
Medium size requires 51s yards of 80
inch material.
To procure this pattern send 10 cents
70 Pattern Department" OF this paper.
Write name and address plainly, and be
sure to give size and number of pattern.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-07-04

and for the last nine years was Super
intendent of Alabama, with headquar
tiers at Montgomery.
Under Mr.. Wodruff's direction the pol
icies of the Cumberland Company will
be similar to those of the Southern Bell.
The territory will be developed and the
cooperation of the subscribers and the
public will be sought. The service will
be improved wherever possible and will
be maintained at high state Of eff
cheney.
Mr. Woodruff is a Virginian by birth.
He is likeable and approachable and will
be an acquisition to the business colony
of Memphis.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-07-04
Nothlno to Retract.

I've been fishing here all day, and
haven't had a bite Yet you say in
your booklet, 'speckled trout caught
in these waters In enormous quaint
ties.'"
yes, sir; last year one OF cur
guests caught two that weighed near
ly ten pounds apiece. II that Isn't an
enormous quantity for two specklee
trout l don't want cent"
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-07-04

This is a new form of the MILDLY or
sailor suit, with the usual deep yoke
and open neck. The lower edge of the
blouse may hang straight or be gath
cred into the trousers. These are in
the new manner straight at the knee.
Linen, pique, poplin, heavy Bingham,
duck, etc, are used for these suits.
The suit pattern (6261) is cut
in sizes 2, and years Medium size
requires ~ yards of SO inch ma
terial.
To procure this pattern send 10 cents
TO Pattern Department" Of this paper.
Write name and address plainly, and be-
sure to give size and number OF pattern.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-07-04
Efficient way.

4 have found out a good way Of
reducing fat"
do tell me quick"
TRY hunger strike"
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-07-04
cn-nneratInn.

Madge-"Who helped you make
such a fool out Of that poor young
mani? Marioris-"He did."-Judgs.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-07-04

Taking the statistics of the world,
one person in every hundred lives
to be sixty-five years of age.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-07-04
F. L. WOODRUFF.
Superintendent Memphis Division, Cum
berland Telephone and Tele-
graph Company.

F. l.. Woodruff, who has been appoint
ed Superintendent Of the Memphis Di
vision of the Cumberland Telephone Com.
pany, is one of the best-known telephone
men in the South
During the past twenty years he has
been with the Southern Bell Telephone
Company in various important positions,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-24

Sberlt &ooiepelt bar en- Mrtifel /
Oct iioit r6fomre Summer al r@en=
turD"l Maga5inct, bpori ban fritz
fcrer alt % ollie, lige fra &reiioen=
ten og neoefter. @omtibig afbolo=
tcs ser ct &ongrespalg / @eit Gir'
einias fprite Diitritt, bpor &roares-
Iibe 6eltraobet par Social Sl,=
itice". 9emofraten blep imiolertiI
bolgt, &cpa6lifaneren fif so &ro=
cent al. Gafts Stemnteantal ifjor
og Sen progressive &anoioat iii
n,ir,ore ems CIT Ere6ieoel al SCI
Stemn1eontal SIR. Moolepclt tit flo
{te Nopcmhcr.
SMritcn fan cerior mes SO begipe
Zig >,o pao fin ltore &eiie til Spo=
Mn1erifo for CIT lGngerc &erio0e.
@uilttelegrafcu pil nuppe bringe
GIANT Set pnlfeoe @ltoifab: ~Snrry
-bocf!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-24

Sebmbeoc Jurlopclicr. 1il Ser
oenSpolitif bbrer ogioo 6orlopeller.
lpiller eno6a en- 11eget ltor Mol-
Ie.
8alfens ltore Mpreller / set iioltc
Mar bill rimcligbiS ogiao intte fine
@por / Torm al 9@gteifa65politif.
Ser ct frcmfommet &pgter ON fle=
re 6orbinbelier, og Set ipnes, iom
ON to al Oisle &pgter lfal finoc 9e=
frGftelic. Set fpr1te Har CT Ell af
G5orcns Gotre, S%torfpritinoc olga;
bet iigcs> at bltn lfal forlopes n1eo
Sen lt1gc Erins Gbarles al Silt
mnnicn. Oct o10ct Yor or Eri11=
iesie Gliiobetb al &l,m9,1ien og
&ronprins @eorg al @rrfcnla11o.
9cn11e iioite 6prlopclic ifal ollcrebe
bore / Sr6en og life blpt hero paa
Holitif, men otter in0pie0es Sigenoe
ogiaa poa gieniioig Sil6pjeligbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-24
@n &enitiniua.

Gro6S Dpi SUIT 10 flare Garpe.
fa1 oct lite ifiules, ut Mlmmnafer
bar Set, III CT nirfelig ii6It i Sf.
tober, lbpor ri tro6S marge lmufte
Gage Dog mao BUTTE, at @Iaoene
bpirpler guile % aobarenbe ZEN al
Sor0en, % SrGerl1e fra @ag til
Dag bltper mere tpn6boareoe.
Og cit ifien1e Sag Dor ii &ul.
oen, 8leiten % Sneen.
@pab ital man iaa BRUCE Sc Ian:
Sc % vfieoelige" &interaftener til:
s CONNER funoe maat ie Jig lio1
ON eftcr 6praften; n1en III ben tie:
beige Ginter?
Soaleoes ipergcr bel mango ra.
tie lt1tge % liplige el6re 6olf.
SSa, Ginteren fm bore fieoelig
og lang. nS11o unoer Sui, bpor Ell
Set triit; Snefog % &ul0e og forte
Gage --" ipnger 9tgteren. Men
Sen fun ogiaa bore bpggelig og in=
tercsiant. Sg nnppe 11oget er me.
re bpggeligt ems cit biemlig &reos
cit @interofter, bpor Ell leier op al
Ell ap6 @oa, mems 1Samiliens gbri=
&c Meolem1ner ip5ler meo SDtdi el=
Ter imaa @l1sfli0sorbejber. &rep
at fao Set igal1g, og Sc rfieoclige"
.Iange Mftc1er bliper ga set beoite
al set belle!
@aaife SIT life er / &iemmets
&re6s, n1e11 11oe blanot fremme6e.
Moa, Ser funoe 1nal1 maaife ogiaa
iumles ont cit 8og eller ct 8lab, og
bpis life, iaa les ieln.
u@igr gooe 8pger til oine @en-
ner, og on fpler Big ol6rig ene,"
CT Ser iagt meo Settle. @por oej=
ligt CT set life at fplge 0igterens
@elte gienuem &olnp og Meoer!ug
til Sejr, eller at lGie ont bore beo=
lte Men6 og &pinoer. &por feler
ri 81 life, at 2ipet er n9rb at le=
be, og at ri ielp ogioa bor cit @ier=
ming = err SCH chs nof iaa ringe
= bpor ri ogiaa maa fnmpcs %
frem, men bpor Ser oglaa er ct
ifjp11t Mool at nuo!
Men go6e Bigger og @labe ifal
Set bore.
sc10 otter bort 8oefatalog og
beitil @lo6et, bpis Sc life alt ct
poa Dor 2i1 tie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-24
Knrrtspnahatrr.
Sprpacts 8aanb.
Nr. Nie0aftpr!

9r. GeOattpr!
Seq ban6er Sc life tuger MTG
min 9riitigbeo il0e op, naar leg
fortnller Sem, at leg pe0 2Gs11i11,
gen al 9eres &pn1mcntar oper init
Sl10lGg fer / 8la0et forleoe1 TOM
til at tenfe pan ben gan1le 5abel;
u@o0 Sag, Wtonb" = u9fleifafft"
Seq ifriper o1ll cit Sing, 9e on no.
get felt onoet. Seq forieger aloe:
leg fife at oplyle nogen ont init
5talropl1nft / Spprgsmaalet: u5tal
set eneclife Sprog iioeitilles mel
BET Dmifc in6enfor 9. 9. ~, oe
&c fpntmer Dog til Sen Spfattelie,
at famine Ston0punft CT merfD9r:
Oigt og pafler10e. &e6 bbilfen ori
ltig Sanfeflugt Sc fommer til Oct:
te &eiultat CT maalf tie andre e1f
mig EFT @aabe, tbi boa0 leg bnpoe0e
par, at 9. g. g. ingen eller / al
Jal0 / iaare fan &etninger bar p9=
ret eller CT @prer al oalrlf Manos-
lib % @l1ltur / Mmerifu melle1l
Donife pg iom 6plge oeraf fun Wfn=
6ersmaalet panifeligt bore 8inoeleo,
set mellem g. g. 5.'s Meolemmer
&pis bette por TilfGloet, ifreb jeq
uotrpffeligt i famine Mano iom 9e
at bette btl6e bere ensbetDoen0e
me6 Splpsning al 9. s.. g. ion
oanif Screening at foronore Sara:
graf 4. 90 set mi EFT @ang efte1
min Mening life er &iGrligbeoer
til Mo6ersmaolet, Ser Dar bolM fat
paa 9. g. g. / Sc ma11ge Mar, Sc
bar efstiteret, ioa inoier leg life
at @berprait6ent Mielien begaai
nogen 6aoGfe let fro ct Sorret
ningsitanop1r1ft peb at tirlaoe Sc
engeIife gprog bIibesbe1lphef
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-24
6nnhrrjyllanh.

spnberjpif &resicoum. 9an65ret-
ten / Densborg bar ben 80. @ept.
i6gmt Me6oft6rernc @anien, vSeim=
hol", og often, uDDbb6lspoltem"
bper / Maa1te6s SGngiel for Sor.
1,ermelie moo 2an6raa0 @cbpn:
berg, 5bn6erborg. 5orrGrmelier
bor in6ebol6t / en- Mrttfel efte1
rGeile Mmts Mbis" on en- paaitaae'
,gumtole mellem 9an6raooen ol
SET 116biIte Mor6n1an6 Goucberon
|Mnmot.
Otter Sorlp6en0e bar Goncberon
berrpenM fig til BEN tpif'
|@efnnot / @riitiin1ia for at faa l16
biguiugen bebe al DiI enopi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-24
9peln CT 9eilis?

Aue!u CT Oelll9:
Set CT Ct, jpoiif 9cglpnrfsarbej=
Der, Ser / 2jebliffct mcget imo6 fin
Giljc iu1ler sen cipiliiereoe Ser
:oens Spn1Grflombeo on fig. Sclu
Den rusiilfe stotSmpnoigbe0 itaar
dotn bans Mnflagcr pg belfploer
SSpbcu Mcnoel @cilis for / Marts
Moo1eb 1911 at bape iorgpet ct cf=
lfpeligt Moro pao cit 12=oarig
9reng for at ifoffe Meneifebloo
til Sen jpoiife @lt6stjeneite.
S @ipililationens Mapn proteite=
rer belle Set bel tlige europa moo en-
1aa grlllom og latterlig @eifploning.
@elfDI6ningcn n1e,,es at pere rejlt
for at fren1fal6e cit IN SSgoeforfgl=
.9elie / @uslono.
@an 8aggru110 al 6en11e &ace=
farnp l0en &or6on mao Spoernes
Gienoommcligbe0er forltaaes. Oct
gIcmmes un6erti0en, bDorfra bette
5olf bar facet lin @nergi fin @fep=
iis, lin &ul6e og fit &oo til enbpc1
-Gorm for l1n6ertrpffelie.
sS11gen m1o6erne Motion bor ioo
mango Mortprer.
Men Der bcrifer @r16ifelop bc1
,paa S;oroen et @jengiel0elfens Sob.
2ob os mo6erne Menneifer foloe
ben 2oben. ON 8olonce / Tingene,
,@n Mation, bbori Ser bc6blipen6e
ffnbes Martprer, be6bliper at brrl
en- Natton. Sen rationale Gglel1l
er ol6rig mere boogel1 ems / oe ln=
3ertrDfte Mationer, og intet iamle,
Sss6erne tettere ONT Sp6e6ommens
Soc enc Mabatet Drepfus.
9g MI 8eilis?
Sen itoffels ieoiife EegIperfsar.
beibers Mabn er pau GILES 2nber
600 en- Gang / oisIe Gage in6 /
&sbefparteret, 6en jgoiife @betto
5torbperne, og bdr @eilis Mabn poo
alles 2aber.
Sc taller ollie ON bnn. So 5,
taIer ON ban, ION ON Sc toIte on
&c feb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-24


Sporlcoes nlaa Den Gang fom
uoelom SpergSmaalet, pioes fife.
Set menes, at @ejiere,1 bar lp6et
an paa @eogiprligbeoen fra @rin-
ienS % napnlig fra @ertugens 81
DC, noar 9Ggteifabet fdrit par bragt
/ Sroen og ban fit en- pcrionlig
4onference meo @ertl1gen. Men Oct
.te &oab er / bpert Sails glippet. 90
Der er MI life Muligbeo for en- Sro-
ming I Stilbe0, efter at @elferpar-
tiet ioa oemonitratiot bor brogt
Mffercn offentlig fren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-24
1arlfrrnr.

Setter @il6elm pil0e life ofre
lin eneite 9atter paa Yolitifens
Alter, bum ifuloe frit beige Jig en-
fayetteville. Galget falot paa &rins
@rneit Ml1gult, &ertrgen al Cunt
berla1oS elrelte Spn. Men Seize
re'1S 9atter funoe ielpfplgelig life
rpjcS meo CIT llet og ret Brins; Ser
moottc oerfor itaffes 6am en- 3ro=
nc. Sg oct iflrloe bore @rl1nspigs
Srone. Gil SEN bnpoe ban l1tpipl-
Ionlt &et, efter at Tooeren bapoe
.operoroget fine Mettigbe6er til bam.
Sen brunspigife Grone er bellag-
la9t, foroi man life fan bape 6en
6eflgot ines cit 6prite, Ser iom
&rntenoent til sen in60ragne ban
noperanlfe Erone CT / Stri0 n1e6 set
tpife 9fige5 e!ler rettcre Nrpi1ens
Sntercsler. o6r at tiltre6e &e=
gieringen / 8rlnspig mnatte Yrin=
fen oltioa gipe Nffal0 poo ale
Aipirationer mes @enipn til &an=
nober. 81 biOtil bar man troet>
at ct iaaoa,lt Mffol6 f%oreloa = 0elS
giennem Hrinic11s Toneeo ion1 prpi<
lift 2gitnant, 0els peo ct 8reb al
20. 9lpril til 9iigsfonilercn, bpori
Yrinien erflrre0e life at bile fore
tage Jig noget, Ser t%illtrrbte en-
6oranoring al Erpjien5 @renler.
Oct bor Ocrfor ppret pelltct, at
Grinieu iii til Sftober lflrl0e boise
lit S110tog / Srl1nspig, og @efolf-
ninge1t ser bor lp11ge pnret optaget
al itorortebe 6eltforhere0eller
&rinien % Briniesien bar imi0>
lerti0 lite bol0t oere5 S11otog / Sc
res 2an0, og Set er mere ems tpipl=
lomtiomt, ON Sc n%ogeniin0e fomm1er
til Set. Set CT nentlig n1t blebet
6efien6t, at Erinien poa ingen
Moo6e oil bape lit n%psl1Gu1lte @rep
opfattet OHM CT Sraligelle al Sfet<
ten til &annoper5 Grone. gn al
@elferpartiets le0en0e Men0 bar /
cit Sale oplplt, at baa0e Nrins @rnit
Augult og &ertugen al Cumberland
operfor BAN bar erflpret, at De it.
fe bar tgl1ft paa at ipigte 0eu ban=
%noperanife Sag. 0cslloe11 er Ser
fremfommet forifjelligc SplpSnin-
ger iom ful0t befrefter 6enne Meo,
o%elelic. Set fortelles ioale0cs, at
Erinien m1eget tpoeligt tilfien0egop
lit Gtan0punft un0er 6orban6lin=
gerne ONT bans 6%orlopelle. 9tSie
6orbunolinger fa1ot Steo / &urlS=
cube og fertes fra TIFF SIDE al Ell
At &ejiere1S <Sdnner. ga oenne
fpm me0 cit Mntp0ning on1, at Set
piloc bore belief, ON Brinien gap
!ffol0 poa &onnober, ifal @rinien
babe erfl9rct, at for bam og bans
Slegt gift 9Grel1 olti0 forlt6 for
&ierligbeoen - og 6erme6 forloo
ban 2ofalet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-24

@illiam Snl5cr, Ser nplig blep
ofiat ion G1,perl1pr al Ncm Oorf.
blep Sen 81. Sft. al set progresli=
be Norti / Set ljette Msie'n6lp0iltrift
nomincret til Me6!cm al Msicmblp.
S 1889 begpl1otc Sul5er i'm %offent=
1ige Sane lom Me0lcm al 2egi$la-
l1noerblts. Mon1inatipneu
bar enltemmig. Set blep peo Mo-
minotionsn1p0et oplplt, at Sltl5er af-
ccptcrchc Ncmirationcn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-24

OA.EHT1 -
lie 3ilfploe fan blipe ret flaffeIig.
Men ban fan lite bgmmes, naar
ban lite brpoer. Dg bpem flyer, at
ban 11ogeniinoe fal gtfte fig mel
Mgebarnet? &pfs ban bar sen
rette 9aalmooigbep, tan ban boloe
1orlobelien gaae,l& inotil BUN brp-
Der. Set er "a Aenoe, Ser bar gr=
itatningsfrapet ipqpenoe oper fit
@obe6.
Saale6eS pil M5anoens @elpfor-
! loar fnnne forme fig, bbis ban for
Gfs. bar opoaget, at &iereiten bar
forlppet Jig pr. Equalization. Mer
iurioiif iet bill ser pere en- Sell /
2opgipnineen.
Iorlopelien u0el1 8s!ge fjenoer
Netten al6eles iffe. Set merfelige
lfer, at operfor 2open 6eflareres
Uorlopelien fprit Sen Sag, Sen brp-
0es. b.
Ser bripes en- ganife trp1teslps
Slnm6ltg mes 8ifolb. Mfan bprer
life iaa iiGloent Sc famine Menac=
ifer applnltoerc to Ealere, ser gje1l=
lioig %ongriber billaltoens meniuger
eller Eerionligbeoer poa set polb=
iomite. Moar 6olf %begpaoer at
floppc, ioa Hopper Sc al og alt,
Sppg cller Mlbor, Srppl eller So
gif, oe flapper ion for at flappe,
set er oa6erbart en- Slags Meotion.
Men cit Manb,I ser beiter @i=
folo, bar belpis Set. Sg @tfal6ct
Ielp CT iom cit SIS, Ser fan breoc
Jig og a1t9n0e mere eu6 Gprgiter=
ne fan lll1ffe.
Man lelte 10 nplig ON cit tpif
Gioe1ifabsmalto, Ser baboe bol6t ct
6oreorag ONT @eroens %l1n0ergang.
San ifil0rebe beri mes mprfe 6or=
Der, bporleoeS alt, bpao ser leper
poa Sorben, bar uofpen0elig for
faloen til 1ilintetgjprelic og fan
forta!te / griben0e Sr0 ON, bpor=
lcoeS Mferneifei lngtens Gnoeligt
oiloe 11rrme Jig la1,giomt, men l1op=
b%olteliet.
Hl,blifrm lpttebc lterft bepeget
til Sen anlete Srrocs Srb. ga ban
Iluttebe, Gol6t Jori amlingen inoe
npgle Scfun0er. 5oa uolpite 5tem-
ningen Jig / Ell bruIenoe 8ifolos=
@]torl1.
Oct milt6er 1tnrft ON, bbao 6er
tilbrog Jig paa ct oanif &Glgermp=
Sc for fort Sis iiOer1. @nnoelier
6ar prret pn1talt / ct ipenif @la0,
mcu Sen for piItl1of en6nlt life fun=
bet Nao0e for nogel1 banlf @coaf=
tprs 3inc.
Gn ellfet % fjen6t Mgitator %
N%ntimilitarilt beiteg Eulerifolen for
at to1e til fit fjnre oanlfe Selger-
fhf, Scr oltio ct iao gapmil0 meo
@ifalo, 1raar Set giGloer Motionens
Sag. SON begpnotc ioole0es:
= 9anmarf CT gan1fe 1roe al
Stor1S til at forlpare iig....
@a1 b1ep gjc6liffelig of6ruot Al
9ropo=Monb. Uolf rou6te @rapo,
forbi Dann1arf pur lt0e al Stanb
til at f%oripare fig. 8rapo, 8rapo,
blep Scr roobt. Opflanmet al @i=
fQloet maottc Goleren gientage,
lpo6 bon bap0e iagt:
Ganmarf CT ganifc roe al
Stono til at foripare iig....
Sg @rapo=@aobene lp0 MI ioa
.lturft, at Melten al Solen orrfnebc
/ 8ifal6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-24
6trejflga.

&i,aS fprlte &reii6e11t blep palg1
Sen enc llge og in6fat / lit Gn1beot
oen fplgen0e. &ineierne, It'll 6o 81
fprit er fomlnen til at rpre pou fig
fumes at goa li6t mere efspebit til:
pGrfs n1eo oen Slags Geremonie,
ems EilfGlbet er fer / 2anoct, bpo,
oog alting me1es at goa mes Jig
nmoaoelig Tart. GS1rp. Eio.")
Mon taller prn, bpor oper al Maa:
&c foltbart oct CT at leoe, og Set e1
ianot, 2epen1oaoen CT opr. Seer
ioa moo ma1 rigtignof ogfoa blifl
poa, at ser CT mongt og meget / Dor
Sio, Iom regnes til ubagligt @reo".
iont 1tal1 slot for faa Mor tilbage
life fjen0te, % lom tager mere al
Soils &engc eno go6t CT. 81 lfa]
income bare eli cling: &incmatogra=
fcrl,e (~Moping Hictl1re Sboms") }.
bportil 2a10ets @efolfning betaler
ca. $1t6,0O0,00O ONT Maret. 0g
mango an6re Sing er / famine 6or=
bol6. 8egrebenc ON, bpao iom ct
neopca0igt til ififfclie 9epemaaoe,
bor unoergaaet CIT ioa folos1ol 6or=
%n16ring, at 6orbolbene / flcrc @en=
iee11oer for SEN, ion bar lebet l16=
piflingcn me0 / Sc itblte Snes 4ar,
life er til at fjenoc igien. C9ec.=
@olten".)
Ser CT life ct Stem fer poa SSor=
Sen, Dbor mani life filler l1rtepot=
ter / @in6uet. Sbem bnifer life !
lin stue at fplge Morsti6ernes @efs-
ling og @lomitrtngens timber? Sc
imoa l1rtepotter er @%rltatni11gen
for Maturen. @jer 6erfor bber
&in0l1esform til en- 8lomiterbe0!
&pao er set for @lomiter, man
Ter / &iemmene? De rige Stem
planter Sp6ens &erligbe6er / 6eres
ltrtepotter. @arltngen belger 81
%inltrrigite GGflter. Sen fottige
n6jes me6 en- rb6 @eGorgonie.
&porfor er BET iaaleoes Der poo
Sjoroen, at Ger labeS &eligion poo
e11bDer Sberbeoisning.
SSa, bporfor er t. @fs. @egetaris:
me11 cit @eligion meo cit tpbeliq
Seft6annel1e, Dbis @ellige faloer Jig
Gegetarer!
Meo goo @runo bre6er @egeto.
rismen Jig. SSffe Blot sgg, mer
og1aa @rent1ager og Jr1gter ~er Ell
berlig Sp6e. Sor fine Spn0er oe
lin sampittigbeo bar mon go0t a
EFT 72iniebpf EN- Gang imellem:
Maben er lige faa taalmooig ion
&dpiret, 1roar set gieloer Ben goo'
&bis Ser blep aabnet en- blan6e
&eitaurant, bbor mon fl,n6e fo'
@rgntretter og Srltgtretter % en-
felte @i66retter (tiI at foIoe tilbog'
pan. 1,aar man bar rietiig iuIter)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-24

&po6 ser en0 CT at efterltrebe al
ftort % u%0poeligt = at bereoe IL
ne Meomcnneifer @lG6e or Dog oct
bc6ite, mon fan gipre fer / @eroen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-24

Mcrico irriterer &rulioent @il=
ions Mo0itanoere peo en ltopifling
ling al Torbolo, JON gjpr at bans
EoIitif nin6cr mere og mere Mner=
fien6elie mes bpcr ltge ser gaar.