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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28

= &pen Ga Groslc bor / Sc to
ii0lte Nar eact lit SS1robpaocrm,tal
mes 1000, itolge Sen. lioitc Gitp
Gircctprp. Cen piicr, at Scr hi CT
32, 9SS Mcnncifer / Ga Gro:ie.
- GARNER @illiom ebert, Ser
nejc0e 800 E1,no, blcp forleocn
Sag bcgropct / Gomab. 2igfiitcl1
bar ioo itor, at Sen life fllnoc font
me ino / CIT olmil1oeIig 2iguogn,
hporfnr mo11 moottc bcl1pttc CIT an
Sen Clogs Go9n.
-@isconiu lit faor mango INC
&oitbulc / Sen li6itc 9epilgnings=
BILL iom '0,&iet bar noorbejoet.
Soalcocs opiprcs $350,0O0 til ct
@oithus / Mooiio,, mcbcns Nee11ob
faor $4,000. Nntigo $4,000,
Dferrill $4,000, 8eupcr Gam
$4,000. Burlington $4,000, Mi=
neral &oint 100000, Somab $55,=
900 og Cconto 100000.
- Set CT ioor 80 slor iioen Gaa,
Claire fit norif 8loo. .Ga1 Claire
|9iocnoc" bcgpnote / 1888 meo Scr.
Gmil @iricb iom Mcoottpr. 9ette
@lao gif iencre ODER til vNrbeioe=
rem, iom life bapoe fat aniat Sc
6ofter, % oette blep iioen Il 1889
ilaaet Iartl11el1 n1e0 vIfbolosblo6et"
i Chicago og uogtpct joni r&eform"
mes Geo. Mlfr. Gnglelta0 og Ole
I@r. Slon iorn &eoofter. SCR ST
6en0e" toni llo, foriggte en Bog
trpffcr at uO9ipe ct 9la0; men scr
116fom pilt1of fun bore ct Eor
Neln1rc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
Prairie Land I 3 I: !: & !; : ! ]! ] !! ] Is! ! /: e! z! Z ] q q q

Moro Iufota l%1niperiitct. @eo. at
crboloe Ycn9s paa forc11et &reoit,
tror ban, at Stoten fnlrbc fnm1nc
mo / CIT M 9Gro poa %Sorobrl1gets
Smraobc.
= Dor at irct11le Majsoprfnin=
gen ogtcr neutrality-suspicious. i
Seem &ocfforo at opitillc en- Mmffht
BrGmicr, bei taoeuoc al @116penge
for be1 bcoltc 0iajs. iom oprfes al
S%folcbprn / G06p County / 1918.
8orgncitcr SEQ. ~. Bifc lar pan
$. &coples & Cos Geg11c opitil<
let cit Yra111ie al $50 / @,.l6, ME-
benS 6. 9. &%cllington poa Megne
at Seem &ocffor6 Splitting SO. OBJ
|%lttller $25 / @nlo. Mon buuber
at fao il%rbifriberet / 8per omfri1,o
$500 / Yre1nier.
: Oct bre1toer 1opbsrlig / &11l=
leier / be1t neitltge Gel of 5taten,
o. @nnbret,t1inber Cons e6ernqges
|poa 6et1ne Maa6e. 2egisIot1ren
pentes at billie idge at ital1oie Doe
IpqqelIer. StatsaeoIouen. ure06e<
Ter, at ser er omfring $4,000 &poo=
ratmil &ulleier / Stnten, mes en-
|beregnct Coinage al ,00O,=
900 Cons. Oct brnn6enbe 6ielo"
ODER Sen bcitlige Gel al 6totel,
nab1tes loo longt ttlboqc 'iom i
Meboelelicn ONT 9e'uis % glarfe
Gfspeitionel1, me0e11s Sc nl6lte Sssn6=
bpggere paaitaar, at mango al oisie
&ulleier far l1lntet bele oe,1 Sis,
Sc bor boet Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
Mnrh Bakuta.
Gorrinatp11 tuleS 5,

S Gorrington ta1eS Ser on
at @reat Mortbern bill forlenge lit
@anelege,ne ira Darlington og belt
oper ober @isimtri &iper % meoe
SEN iaafal0te Seem &ocfforo-
2eipiston 2inien.
~ Moro Dafotos Garrnere tren-
ger ca. $3oo,ooo,ooo for lt6pif.
ling al fine 6arme, ifglge l16talelz
iier al &raiioent S. 8. McGep at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28

SeSle Steuart, cit @urber /
Sepell, orof ell Dag eli Tlolfe mes
&aortonit, foroi ban life funo1
t}sfr 8ralloepin. San sebe ltrat3
e1ter. San eftcrlooer Tia !@ultru
% ct Barn.
s. g.. 5tr1bIc, Ser reprnjcu=
tereoc lite @o1r9resoiitrift / @on=
grcslen fra 1882 til 1890, falot
opo on peo Mi0hagsboroet i lit
&iem / Sc @ars. San bapoe peret
1pg / nogcn Sis.
= Sfolclrrcrnc / 2ono%oiitrifter-
tie I 8lacf @umt Golntp mootuacr
MI llnoerpi5ni,1g / 9eosmmellcn al
Mojs1eS. Mon iatter ltore 6or=
baabningcr til bette, % man tror,
at 29rcrnc bill funl,c bore MeeiioIet
til at e9c Maisoplineen / @ou1,=
tDet 11leo cit balp Millim1 8ulbels.
San ct 2Grernrpbe i @atcrloo bolbt
Yroteslor q. 81. Berger fra Ge6or
Ualls ct n1eget %oplpicnoe 6ore6raq.
stjent @ojien er Ia,tgt be0re iaor
emo ifjor, bor BOG YrofcSior Berger
oeo at a%nltille Brpucr funoet no, at
f''n. so Erocc,t pil gro. Mois-
arealet / Gon11tpet CT 100000
Acres, og ban baabcr, at ltaor fun.
prspet Sro bc11pttes, bill Mplfnqer1
bl1oe eeet meo fen 8ui5cls pao
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28

terial- % strbej6spriier or Mepnra-
tione11 fommet til at folte $4,000
aroner iiteoetfor iour beree11ct 49,
700 Ser.
Ole gpcnitoos 2egat b(ep
poo Nnee Gocnita6s Gsosoan 81.
So'n,or, al biloenoe 81,nitneres
Stpre nooelt til Maleri,1ben Clio
betb Climbing, Gnfen otter Mo!crcn
Soils @onitecm iant Moler1,e Ycr
og Mi(s 9obI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
Sra &u % &Dsb.

- aoni,t( s. 9. @einltein t
@r%iltia11siano CT afgooet peO Dg6er1
efter ct fort 5pgeleje | cit Ml0er at
ca. 60 Mor.
- 9pre 5gotpet er al Gieren,
Oberretsiogferer @aaroer, iolgt til
s.. g.. Dillepig, 1regitoo for A.
500 @roner.
- @eporationelr poo Slim Strife
er M fl1l6enot og &irfe11 taget /
8rug. 8uo &run6 al. De baie Ma-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
Oct reqncSc meS @emae.

gol,1nlel @pinoc / Saar0alsbp /
SGtersoale,1 opoe fort ipr Sltl / 0elt
bic Nloer al omfri11g 80 Nar. &e0
Allftioacll oper bcnoes @fterlaocn=
ifober foar0t n1a,1, ioet man tog ct
%gonlnelt %SilfetgrflGoe up, CIT 1000
&ronei eO6el b1u1Oet ms / Set che
5jpr1c. 2ensmanoel1 tog I'LL SIR
flGOct oa rpitc0e Set, og I'LL orpsle=
Sc 3cngeieoler 1,o, baooc itore oo
lmou. gn li(le Yige fjpbte ct
Sfrin, bpori Ser fo,10tes CIT 1000
&rpnci eooel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28

DruSte DereS Me-
dicin. kunde ieg
like udholde Veg
ten at mine Kla-
der og var meget
%ophovnet. Jeg sSg-
te tire Lager uden
Nytte. DE sagde,
at Naturen lnaat-
tie have sin Gang.
Min SSster raade-
de mig til at bru-
ge Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
Srctten Megieringer hor Mor!

Sretten Mesjerinscr far Morse
babt iiber HarlamentoriSmens Client
/ 1884, ga Sobon Sber<
6rup TOM til @oret. 5oer0rups Wei=
niiteril1m bleb uonapr1t 266e SsSl1ni
1884 og iao til 26en Sl1li 1889,
altloo. / bel fem Mor. Sno font 6.
Stangs. fsrite Mini{terium 2. S11li
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
@atnrirnomen / Seoalen.

= NatMrfGnomcn I 0e0alcn. DIE
Mrringoalcn, i@eoole1l, bar for cit
3io iiScn tilfrloigbis Gionc til ct
uofioa cicnoomn1cligt Nahurta11o=
me11, fortulles Ser / r@1obranoS1
obIcn". @an bau0e lagt l0 Slate
til Repcn / posie Mfltonb ira 5tuc=
bpgntngen, o. Jas CIT &bGlo %
penteoc pno, at ST. Mtffcl ifuloe
bic iig. Set bar ifpfri 8inmnl og
nort Mfoaneift1. Smtre,1t peo IL
3iben ON Natten foar ian pl1.oic=
Zig ie l1oget / 2igbe0 meo Ell itor
$loisjle ltge pe6 5fopfanter nc
6erlt pau Soroet. S 6arpe ltgneoe
Set ct eleftriif 8lus, Set por nofiaa
bre6t neoe peb Queen, men oftog
jepnt / 8rcooe opoper, til Set enote
/ en- 5pios op moo Moane1,. 8oo
bner SIDE at bette ioncs ogiao ct
min0re Bins, men oisic oor mere
1tpbelige.
Tor 6eito Score at f1,nne iagttage
Bet gift DE l,6 paa @anr0el1; bans
9ltn0 fl1lgtc ogiao mes. @9rfelig
nof ipntes Set ngioo at gjbrc S,1o-
trpf paa &l1noer,, for 0en tog pao
at tile og tuoe, ioa Set bar cit Grit.
2piet pe6porc6e obcr cit Slime, %
ollie tire Mus flptte6e Jig, lan Sc
n6iagtig fl1l9tc Moo11e11 poo Sens
Bonc.
Moget li9lnlloe ifal o9ioa bore
iagttoget poa iomnec Steo cit Gang
for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
-
3nrna.

.. s. Carton, Tom / 25 slar
bat paret Ell prominent Yolititer i
&milton 60, er ofgoaet beo Cd
ben / lit @iem nRr SetpeH al &rph.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
@pab Yolitiet CT nbiat for.

Yuuo pD4uleI Ct lolaf Tor. IS
1912 er io1t 81 9olitinunttionnrer
fommen tilltaoe l. gieneite11, og Of
Sem mantte 10 mel6es ipgc / Ie11=
acre Sis. On fit ct lipsfarIiet
|anioitif 8rpitet Chg / naiten 4
@fanne0er), to blep tilfsjet anib=
ltif al Ell %iinOsipg Herion (oen enc
ipg / 20 Cage, en fit poloiomt
|s1ag / &opeoet al Ell SSer,rltang l,n=
Der Splbb 0pg IA Doge), fem fit
|hol0lomme 5lag eller @pnn6 11n=
Der Mrreitationer nre6 paofaloe16e
|7-14 Cages @m6om, mebens Sc
enrige bor iluppet 1roget lettere fra
Oct meo flebe6e 2eber, 8io, GSor-
l%tltpninger eller o1r6en Molelt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28

&nmtc Melion pilSe life filme. -
Set fortplles, at ct. norif 6irma
bopoe ienot ct Yar 6%otogrofcr pper
til Mmerifa for at opta9e &inenm=
tograf billcoer, blonot o1,oet o9laa
al YrGiioent Saft og &11l,tc Nel=
ion.
Me0 Yrulioe1ten Dopoc Sc ingcl1
&oniteligbeoer; Fan ltillcoe Jig cliff
puroig iii Gispplition, ipaoicreoe,
req, buffe0e til 5illfl,cr11e og rlboof
balloS" mes oen1 alt otter Totogro<
fcr11es I%orlanger1oe.
&n,te Nelion bar ocrin1oo
~prien":: Tptogrofcrnc illcg Jig to
.belc Gage rlu10t Capitol / @albing=
ton fsr Sc fif fat &oo ba,,1, % SC
mootte brltac ollie tSlags &l1eb for
at toa lmm til at pa,1Orc iorbi gp=
parotct. Sillll1t maotte SC 11G1 ten
ip9rgc pao, at Song @oofou iclp
|bap0e ie10t oen1 for at foo tagct
oe11 6crente &oslcgut, og Sc maat=
|te LOBE, at Ti(meu uurocr iugclt
SamitnnoigbeS if1,loc blipc berpt=
tet i Sc Iorene0e 5toter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
tNnrgr.

9omaas Station. @e,rueo 100.
M!ano bar M cit Sis arbejoet paa
Stotionstomten pau 0omaas. 9eu
er Ior1tcn laopi6t iltano, at maj,
i Sen l%1urn,cltc 1re1ntio ital gao i
mes OpfsrIien al Stotions=
bpgningen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
Brug dette.

Warmers White Wine Of Tar giver
9jeblikke]ig Lindring mod allie Strubc-
og Lunge-Sygdomme. Hos allie Apo
thekere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28

om oem ape @%eeierins ifriper
Genltreblooet "Stanonger often
bloc: Set anoet &n,tbienite Mi-
1ttlteri1tm fan me6 SEN @omnen-
iatni,tg, set mi bor facet, life gis-
re Nc0ni,lg paa ,1oge11 umi66elbar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
llomerfct 6amsit.

lto11tGftet VdH9It. Nru SUO
'Sbetlo1lo nreloeS pr. troaoles Sele=
graf, at Sector, @eoer &onilsl
@ugge, Spnsbera, til 29Oc Sann,ar
bauoc cit 6urglt al 10000 6ooe
Slie. Sfior peo oisie Iioer bar
Ionglten $1,000 Ja0c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28

"5pOr mango Soft orbejocr caert-
li9 paa sit @ontor?~
"9}oa. on1trent Ell Sreoieoel al
SEM"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
Nye Boyer.

- OO>s
lessen, Burchard. Maskinist
Manners. $1.oo.
Jynge, Andreas. Egne Veje. Soc.
Jolsen, Ragnhild. Fernando Mo-
ma. $I.Io.
Janson, Kristoffer. Adam og
Eva. 4oc.
Han Per og tho Bergit. zoe.
Koren-Wiberg, Chr. Thomas
Ferdinand Soflreder. 75c.
Keller, Gottfried.. Den grGnne
Henriks Roman. $500.
Kringelbach, Axel. Bleksprut-
ten. Humoristiske Sager. $50.
Kinek, Hans E. 1talienerne.
Krag, Wilhelm. Holmerne de
graa. $1.oo.
Lille Bodie. $I.2o.
Marianne. $50.
Kapitola eller Purpurl1aanden.
soc.
Kidde, Harald. Luftslotte. $1.2o.
Levy, Louis. Hjemkomst. Ro-
man. $1.45.
Lisberg, Bering. Weston for So
og osten for Hav. 75c.
Lindbeck, Sofie Aubert. Den
Yngste. S1.1o.
Lundegaard, Axel. Drowning
Filippa. $1.2o.
Lavik, Andreas. Flip Tillung i
Guldgrenden. soc.
Lie, Jonas. Grabows Kat. soc.
Levetzow, Cornella. Ellens HEN.
25c.
Lobedanz, Arnold. Peter Mes
sedreng som Kinafarer. Soc.
Lie, Bernt. Peter Napoleon. 81.
Maurer, Axel. Baby1ons Konge.
Magnhild og olav, Fortelling.
35c. :.
.Martinson. Embret.. Sigmund
Framnas. 25c.
Marlitt, E. Hos Kommerceraa-
den. soc.
Mester Jakels Fataliteter. $1.4o.
Mikaelowitz, Storfyrst Mikael.
For Hendes Skyld. 6oc.
Moller, Otto M. Guild og Ere.
M 1Sd ]. E. For Gud og Ca
rem. SOC.
Muusmann, Carl. L,ovebruden.
soc.
-Tretten Trumfer. 6oc.
-Grevinde Clara. 4oc.
-Matadora. 85c.
Den flyvende Cirkus. Sc.
-Beridernes Konge. ooc.
Mathews, William. Hvorledes
man kommer frem i Verden.
Madsen, E. F. Fra de stille
Skove. SOC.
Maupassant, Guy de. Miss Har-
riet. $I.2o.
-Flommen. $1.2o.
-Stark som OGDEN. $1.35.
En- Kvindes :Skriftemaal. ooc.
Wort Hjerte. $1.15.
-Spstrene Rondoli. $1.oo.
-Masken. ooc.
Pierre og Jan. ooc.
Il Maaneskin. ooc.
-Fru Tellers "Pensionat". $1.oo.
-Paa Nandet. Goo.
Til Salg. $1.4o.
-Sneppens Historier. S5c.
I Solen. 85c.
-Yvette. ooc.
-K@rlighed. ooc.
.-Vandreliv. 85c.
Merimee, Prosper. Bartholomew
usnatten. $1.2o.
Maurier, George du. Trilby.
N-orman-Hansen, c. M. De gla-
de Smils Boplads. 3oc.
Naeff, Top. Skole-Idyller. $1.oo.
Norsk Dremmebog. zoe.
Parrish, Randall. De rode Djaev-
lie i Fort Dearborn. soc.
Paludan-Muller FIR. Digtninger.
Goo.
Rasmussen, Holger. "Lille. Vor-
herre'. Roman. $1.oo.
Scott, Walter. Ivanhoe (fo1
Ungdommen). soc.
Strindberg. Aug. Tschandalo
4Oc.
-Klokkeren paa Rano. soc.
Stretton, Hesba. Garcia. 3sc
Sevaldsen, Amanda. Gutter ii
Hverdags. SOC.
Som man glitter sig. Novelle al
Fru Elizabeth. Coo.
Singdahlsen, O. Lie. DONNIE
rens. Bog. $1.1o.
Schmitthenner, Adolf. Lisette
ortalling. 4oc.
Schmidt, Harald. Gud og Nam:
mon. $50.
Stanley Henderson, ]. Shawnee.
Spionen. CSC.
Stenholt, L. A. bet frie Norge
John F. Deitz. soc.
-Gjest Baardsen. $1.oo.
Mrs. Bella Guinness. $50.
-Normandenes Opdagelse a:
Amerika. CSC.
Sharp, Evelyn. Den yngste
Skolen. $1.5o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28

6rrft Spinbleri. = Giolie paa
&mren 1911 Mep ser truftet / ct
ltort &orclotteri. iom ct Sportsior=
brmo / @rtitionio bopoe bopt gao
cnoe fra 5omn1eren 1910.
s 9anocts nor6liglte Ggne fort
iattc imiolertiS en- SSno1ntririooer
at iGlge 9oboer til Torbnnoets 9ot=
teri baaoe @citen al 1911 og /
1912, inotil ser font nto11ge og
1tGrfe &rap banoe til Mgenten for
2ottertet og til Ynotolempn6igbe.
oer11e ON 2o6ialget.
5%btnoleren CT arrelteret % penter
mi paa lin Dom peo 8er6cns moro
ligite Gomitol.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28

9egeiltrirg inoen bort Borti. &alg=
iejren CT life forf1,lgt peo Miniiter=
0%ounelle11. 9eportementsforoelin=
gen ct bellcr life ioaoon, at sen
.ltprfer Stilinge,1. Miniiteriet pil
maaife tilfGnrpe Jig Ell Yolitiol1, If
fe bare pperfor Mobpartierne, n1e11
ogiaa iltoen fore 9ele al lit cget
@arti. 81 baaber iu0erlig. at oet-
te n1oo lpffeS babe rolft og gr1tll=
6igt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
Srpmbcriam9crmcs Nmcrifairrb

nSiGttcs. - S%ronobjen1a Mmu0s=
fanafurcni'm, iom if1tloe foreta9e
en- Sal,gerferb til Amerifa mes oen
INC Nmcrifolinies fprite Sfib, pil
%forilrentlig hlipc ueo til at u0iGtte
S,,rel,. aorets St1lprelario bor
1e11li1 meO0elt, at set CT ubeloigt
at follccrtcrc MiotlMlmltcrs paa
@rlno al Sen itGrfe &orn1c, % ga
v&riltianiofipr0" life bliper fnroig
for / Sl1,li, bor bor1 m6cn(et at
u0 lGttc eigget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
nVdd Mrs. Brown
m1dlte udStdd.
Livsforandringen. :
Hvorledes Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Com
pound gjenoprette-
de hendes Sund-
he'd.

lola, kansas.-"Yed Livsforandrin-
gen q jeg Syg i to Aar. For leg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
Stur Sramsport al Mem.

9nnoos mcloes til r2ilQcbamlner
Siliflrcr", at Ser nplig posfcreoe
ca. 1000 9fen Ser forbi. 9prene
fom fra @efien oa ifl,loc til &cn=
fonpognitrnc / &ol0rcs. Sc tire
@jcrc, ionn fulgtc n,c6 9riftcrl for
talte, at Sc bopoe br,gt bc,1peo 2
M:aal1e0er paa &eicn oper 6jeloene
fra &eile1 til 9olnnos.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
Sc iueiale Eager iamlcs paa en-

&c lDct0lc 1Sager la1ltlcs pan en-
3aanS. Soar Statsroa0 Goltberg
bar ppertaget @a10elsoeporteu1e,1=
tet, CT Set lfet u10er Sen sSor1eoiGt=
ming, at - oplpicr ~0aablooet" -
Ser inoreit nn,lig gaaes igu,1g mes
en- Cmoroniug. bporpco @anoels=
% 5pfartsiager o%pcrferes til cit
eAen Mioelina uroer l1oenrigsoc<
%porten1cntet, og ct Socialoepurte=
lncltt oprettcs, onfottenoc Social
ofoclinge11 / Observation-Disclosures
os Sc andre l%ociale eager. lom MI
be'tli9ger UNDER ouore 9eportemen=
ter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28

Mp &anf / Naleinnb. Mtticicl=
ifabet Noleiu1roS @onoelsbonf bleu
sen Bite Sa,rl,or foarltitueret n1eo
EFT Mfticfupitol al $4,000 SIR, i
glitter a 200 Ser, iom ifol inom-
tales t. 5ernniner illDeu lite %SSl,li.
@unten bcapnOer lin &irfipmbeo
DARTS.
SOM @onfcbrf CT uoiet ScfretGr
/ Sronobjcms @anoclsbauf Sans
Sfiritao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28

Sfuttell par to Mills miltore
/ 1912 eno i 1911, men olligepel
fom Ser ino $1,20O,O0O mere pao
@rlt,0 al SEN bnl6ige 6orpgclie of
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TILLMAN ATTACKS
WOMEN SUFFRAGE,

Washington, Aug. 18th. - Senator
Tillman. showing some of the old
time vigor that won him the sobri-
.ouet of "Pitchfork Benz pitched into
woman suffrage lin II Senate speech
today.
1T is a beautiful dream,' said he,
that female suffrage will,purify ,pol-
itics. The vital and important thing
tsor US to consider is the effect on wo-
men themselves. We had better en-
.dure the evils of corruption in poll
tics and 6ebaunchery in our govern
rInent rcther than bring about con-
,dition which will mar the beauty and
dim the luster of the glorious wom-
;anhoo' to which we have been accus-
toned all our lives.
I'VE can better afford to have de-
graded politics than degraded and
tbaC women. TO have both in ever
Undressing dearee,'as was the ease'in
Rome, would make the world so un~
sepeakablelhorrible, as wellias SO cor
,rupt, that good men and women both
would disappear from the face of the
earth and civiiation would'be blotted
.out like it was'in the dark ages after
the fall OF Rome.
Il am so thorouChly : convert to
,.he belief that You caunoh touchlpitch
without being denied that shudder
,to think of the consce queces to the
.swomanhood of Americans should suff'
iragc become universe. taken both
sexes and al races. Yet the expert
.ment is golug to be tried, i fear"
Senator Tillman said the demand
Of women for suffrage was growing
too fast to-be stopped by old fogies
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STANLEY COUNTY
FAIR BEST EVER

The dates of the Seventh Anrual
Stanley County Fair, which will be
held at Kadoka on September 3-4-5,
are drawing close and the programs
Tor each day that are being prepared
are certain to give satisfaction and
entertain each and every one who az
tend the Fair this year. No efforts
are being spared to make this the best
meeting in the history of tire associa-
tion and large crowds are expected
each day TO ENJOY the fine programs
of races, sports and amusements that
have been prepared.
During the entire three days things
will be kept moving and not dull
inomont will be permiJted 70 creep
in. The race program which has been
prepared is one to delight all lovers
of the turf and the strings of running
horses that have been promised for
this meeting make it certain that the
races will egood and closely contest
ed. Besides The straight race program
there will bc novelty races. foot races.
relay races and sports of all kinds.
Philip, Nowfn. Pine Ridge Indians
and Kadoka are the four fast baseball
teams that have been secured TO fur
nish fast exhibition of the national
pasttime each day, and from the re-
cords of these teams during the seas
on three fast and closely contested
games can be looked for.
Governor Frank M. Byrne and lion.
George Philip. of Fort Pierre, will be
the orators who will deliver addresses
in front of the grandstand on the af-
'ternoons of the secondhand third days.
Both these gentlemen are eloquent
speakers and for the privilege of hear
ing them alone would be compensa-
'tion for attending any Fair.
A first-class band has been employ
ed to furnish popular and stirring
music each day and d'evehing, and the
popular Kadoka four piece orchestra
will play for the dances to be given
at the Opera House each night.
Another novel attraction thatNou
should not fail TO see viii be the
Cowboy 'Quadriile,'' in which two
sets, or sixteen riders mounted 'on
horseback will go through the figures
'of the square dance, to the music
Furnished by the band. Many other
attractions a like pleasing and en-
tertaining nature will be given and
the entire three DAYS and evenings of
the Fair dates will oe crowded with
fun and enj njoyment for all.
The liberal premiums offered in
each department should attract large
exhibits of live stock, grains, yeget-
ables, and ladies and children's hand
'iwork. Everyone is urged 20 bring
something to the Fair . exhibit aud
compete for the premiums.
Iaemember tie Fair belongs toevcTy
citizen df Stanley county end eRcn
and everyone is urged to come and
the management of the Seventh An
nual Stanley County Fair hopes to
meet every citizen of our great coun-
rty at Kadoka. on September 3-4-5,
1918.
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like himself and that it was apparent
the nren if they could would give
t4rern what they demanded, even
tfTough it be to their ultimate injury.
II believe women viii improve pol
itics,s' said he, but ultimately poll
tics will destro, her rs we know her,
ard loYe her, and when our good wo-
men are no longer to be found and
we have lost the breed the doom of
the republic is neGr.''
Senator TSllman incIudea in his
speech a vigorous attack on the di-
yorce evil and referred to the Diggs-
Csminetti white slave cases in Cali
fornia.
IF the California men had our Gus
TOMS he cried, -'Diggs and Caminet-
ii would not be alive now, because
they woald have been shot like dogs
and the fathers of the girls they have
rUined would be acquitted almost
without the Jury leaving the box. The
unwritten law rs the best law to pro-
tect womcnl's virtue that have heard
of. The more I think about the
Diggs- -Caminctti case, the more ont
ragged | grow at the state of morals
and society which not only permits
such crimes, but encourages them"
The danger from woman suffrage,
said Senator Tillman, was increased
by thecowadrice of public men every
where.