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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27
1ra @p % 8pab.

- Setter 8ilbelm tiltreoer fin
Morgesrejie 6en z. Suit og bill ben.
oe tilboge til Stpinemiin6e BEN 6.
&11glit. Set CT IS. Gang
- Stprnrano @oroI6ie1t, @elten
fra gtraabolmen, er a1iat iom Ms:
ilftent be6 2~angetmgens SDr.
- Aern @ope6gaar6 n1eo SAB;
og &arf er at @rugSejer Mntor
9icb116i lolgt til ct @oniorti11n a
Griitim1iaberrer for 10000 Ser.
- Sanger,te fra ct. Slafs @ol:
lcae, N~ortbfielb, Minn., bar
|Stutsraao forle6en fnoet GiIlo6eli
til at gipe &irfefoncerter / Morge
CONNER.
2erer &l,itgen. fom bar ia
eu'oer 3iltale for l%1n6erl1ag al 18:
900 Ser. / @egeebal NribotbanF
bleo at 2ogmanosretten bemt til
Mnrs Sen9iel.
~ Spp Mi,iifere fra @riltim,;,
CT faft ensueereoe til at lpiae ON
tore ! rairitianiafiorb" UNDER Sen
neg 8eiier. Muiifer S. $. Gois {,
J GrfeStrpfa g1irinpr4
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27
Syn Baksta.

- Den ltprlte Slit 1eogeniinoe
fanget / Sames Miper, blep forleoen
l1ge ner Mo,r11o ilooet libel meb
alubbe. 6ilfei1, en- ioafalot Sat
fi1b", bejeoe 45 &nn0.
- gn Sob, Ser .tre6er / &raft
SEN lite Suli, beitemmer, at bpert
lt6lalg al ber11lenoe Drtffe ifal for
ipnes mes 5fiIt, life oper fenten
500 longt og life min6re emo tolp
Eommer bre6t.
- Nortb=8eltern 8a11en bor
gjort 6orbereoelier til at opf6re en-
Stationsbpgning foitenoe $4,000
/ &e0fiel6. Gen rpe Station bill
blipe 213 500 long og % 500
breb, for11oe11 rummelige &latforme
meh Sag ODER. Sen 11llpnrenbe
Tragtitation meo &nlifl1r og @a1r6=
bebolber ifal flpttes.
- 2otprence GoutrtDs &ommisi9=
rer bepilge6e forleoen $4,000 til
en- 9anbepej, Ser fal a1lggges fro
2eo6 til Spearfilb Ganpoat bpor=
peb man beb Mutomobiler far1 1raa
bette al Euriiter fao meget fggte
Sommeropbolbs1teo. Mrbeibet Ell
ollereoe peo &ortraft taget for $27,=
700, og oct ifal itrafs poabegpn=
Des.
- SfgIge Sc officielle i9pgaper
er Sen 1mnlebe @eroi af bpa6. Der
'inben Statens 40 miner ii6ite Nar
pro6ucereoes af @ulo, Splp % 8lg
11oget oper 70 Millioner Dollars,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27
Atxntsutx.

- Sum $40 Stores @tatslano
iolgtes / international 6oIls forle=
ben. 8aa @r1no al Sen itore Meb=
bpr er bet neite1 1m1lig at fomme
lro og lie paa 9a1oet, 6erfor par
5olget iao tibet.
- 1000 Ml,tonpbiler fjgbes ser
bper Gag al Minneiotafolf. IS
Erocent al Dem gaar til 2%anobefolf=
ninge1. Man beregner at Ger bill
bore $4,000 9lutomobiler / @toten
ben 81. Dec. 1918.
- $336,137.99 er ser iubifribe=
ret til Sen 6ore11eoe &irfes Ses1belz
fon6. Mf bette 8elpb er $151, 489. so
ilrobtalt: @bis 100000 er ino-
betalt fsr 6en tite Septen1ber bette
slar, nil S. S. Sill gipe $4,000.
- Ser CT 533 Gilfeloer al Gra-
|cbonto, cit imitiom 9ienfpgoom,
hanot Snoionerne j Minneiota og
rs bla1ot bpioe Soft. Ga Spg=
oomr1en ubarter Jig til fuloitanoig
8linbbeo, inbics Ser inurt bptlfet
Sab og l16gifter Staten pooferes.
5iben sem itore 5fopbra1rb
rl,not &incflcpL bnr 5oranerne be-
gpnot me6 &reatl1rapl, Mplf og
Sm6rbnnoel. Mettol1obpttet er me-
get tilfreositille,r6e og Iober goot
for 6remti6en. sSsrtet er loo galt,
at oet life er goot for noget, Tan
foolebes meb goo @rnn6 iiges ONT
2m1oet runot &incflep.
- 3ireftionen for @innelotos
Stotsloitilling bar beiluttet at BE-
pilge $4,000 til 6oritjernelie al
neutrality-suspicious. for Sen fommer1=
De ltoitillin9. 6lere fterre Sorbe=
bringer % l%t6pioelier, lum 0ireftio=
men bap6e agtet at foretage, maotte
opgtpes pan @rltn0 al, at 2egislo.
tl1ren life bebilge6e l1oittllingen sen
%forla11gte Gum.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27
Jnnna.

Sra 5benan6oab mel6es, I'd
5armerne Der / Omegnen Hn9e1
oper en- MG1tgoe Sniefter, ianrpn
ligpiS oe 2ocuits, ser optreoe1
boert 176e Mar. &pert Gre oq
bpcr 8l1if CT tot beiat al 0e 1nurren=
DC Smaaopr, met nogen npbnebgr:
big 5tabe lpnes Sc life at anrette.
= Otter at ntange forifjel4ige
Nap1te er f%orellooet for Sen 11pe oa
itore SS1roig, lom bannes be6 9pm=
ningen oper Misiisiippiflo6en be1
&eofl1f, far &rtgs6epartentrntet MI
afeiort Sagen peo at fal6e Der
Safe Cooper, efter Sngenibr Goo
per, ion1 foreltob Mrbeioet meo Den
itore 9en1niugs Spferelie.
- Seem Girginia, cit lille 8p
meo fun 400 Srobpggere og belig=
gel1oe / @arren &c., blep Scat til
forrige Mm1oog nG1te11 felt poe
lugt peo Sloebrano. Gretten 6or=
retningsbpgninger lagoes / Slife,
og set par fun pe0 Sc ltgrlte A1t=
1trengelier al iaapel &pinoer iom
Meno, at set lptfebeS at reobe e,1=
Del al 8pen. Gabet a11tages at bill
le operltige $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27

'&ot'eo. l1lDffen b91rofe ioet mon
Dor if9ro 1neo at flDtte bet tr,1ge
Snitr1ln1ent.
Ole Moe, Ell 5fobm16ler i Ga
Grosie, blep forleoen iognt so Da-
ges Tangfel for at bape anfalot iin
sbigerign, Sobn &elgeion, meo
a11ipen. &elgefon bapoe at lin bio
tie Soigerfaoer erbolot en- byb
Jlql1ge tp9rs oper fin enc &inb.
49, 5ois & Mrmftrongs Gernpa-
Rebuilt ! Guu Claire blep forleoet1
WSorgen 0elpis goelagt pe6 sloe=
brand. Sloe1l nbbrpb / &eI6ereta-
gen % ba1eoe Zig nb glepotoroub=
ningen Sci op til treble @tage,
bpor Sen ltprlte Sfabe onrette6es.
Tahet, Ser felt bar onffet peb Ms-
luro1cc, aniloges til bentm1o6 $780,
GOO.
- Gn 2ob, ser netop er peotoge11
al 2egislaturen og iom ltrafs tree
Der | &ruft, beltertrner en- Min61te=
len al $40 pr. Maaneo for 2erere
Il Stater1s Grandchildren. MIle
GountperS Observation-Disclosures er
blepne parile0e ON, at SbertreoeI=
ie at oenne Sob oil ltraffes meo, at
bebfomtttenoe Sfole6iitrift lite err
boloer oct banlige Stotsbi6rog.
- Statens Mttornep General
@alter s. Smen far poo Sore
ipgrglel erflGret, at ser lite fan
1oiteoeS 2icenie for Salg al berl1=
ierloe Gritfe paa @oaoe, Ser beiorer
Staters Sn6ieer. Scr. Snen flyer,
at ser lite er mere @run6 for at
noiteoe Sicenle for So1e al bera1:
fer1oe Driffe paa EN- 8oo6, Ser farer
fra ct Steb til ct a,r6et, enc for en-
&ogn, iom fjgres bio og oio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27
3Htxrutmut.

5enotor stcpbe1ion feireoe
8. 16. %. fin 81. J%goielsoag. De1t
mrlige Jam1iliefeit fanot / sen Mn=
Looming Ste0 / Milmm1fee.
Arbeioet poa Sen 11pe @i6e-
gren al Smabobonen fra @aiier til
Norf SOILS er bcgpar0t og flere
Spgnla0l1il1ger Materialer er brogt
til Steoet. De1 npe 2inie bil blipe
tGroig / 2pbet al Soften.
Gen II Mar samle 2ouis
6ero / Mefoofa, blep forleoen 6rebt
| lime Jorelores @iem, ioet ct &ia=
no pnlteoe ODER BAN og f1ruite bans
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27
|Svdgcs kNnder
ar MIddeIdlder,
Mrs. Hilbert omtaler herfdes
angstelige Symptomer glen
mem disadvantages og
hvorledes hun fandt
Lindring.
Fleetwood, Pa.-"Gjennem Livsfor-
a%ndringen var jeg nasten like /

Stand til at fOrla.
de Sengen. Jeg
havde altid Ho:
vedpine Og var ]
den Grad svimmel
og nerves, at jeg
like fandt Hvile
om Natten. !, De
br@ndende For.
nemmelser j Ho.
vedet var under.
tiden saa sterke,
at jeg like vidste
hvad jeg 'skulde
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27

u2m tam bore epie forpisiet om,
min &ige, at MI fjenoer jeg Dig
Meun bcbgper ia11belig life at bore
forlobet meb Big / fire Tiger for.
at bioe, at eu er porot til at for.
elife Dig | Den fgrite 6en bebite.
8jolt al ct Monofolf."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27
: @ulobrpllup feireoes 6re6'

lJ~>~>~ o~S
SEN Ste Suli at Golobetier1t Mep6ell
%. 6rue, Drammen. ST. @ep6ell
lfon tilIige BEN 26oe Sunni fejre fit
80 Mars Sl1bilenm i Eo16orienets
Gieneite, % Sen 30te SSl1ni fpl6er
fan so gar.
= 2u6pig Nabannrfs 8ierg<
ningsielltab er pe6 8ergens @srets=
Dom tilfjen6t 5000 ST. for 8ierg=
ming al u@olonio" al Bergen efter
6cns Sammenitg0 meb Ell tpif
Malm6amper peo @aloerba1.g S. 8.
,&ecember ifior.
- &igbelunrme1t for Sc Sonoret=
|tigbeoer, iom Staten bnr fipbt
IGesiefosie11 u6gier $3.50 @r. &et=
ttgbeberne er fiebt for SEN nanlige
8epilening til Snofi@ al 5osic.
Noeen 8eilutning ONT Sosiens a11-
pen6eI1e er DER life tr11ffet.
= S Stotsraao er beilrrttet frem=
fiat 8ropoiition til Stortinget ON
8epilgnine al 10000 ST. iom 8i=
Drag til Spferelie og Snoreoning
al ct fombineret 5pgeblts og Gu=
berflloiebiem / 9ierne i &orore
Gron6biems Amt.
= Merg &%erreoSitpre bebunole-
sc / Me6e forleoen Sp%eresanaalet
om at reiie Ell Minbeltette ober
Giospolosma,tben @eorg Soer6rrp.
Ser blep opt,epnt Ell &on1ite til
lat arbejoe meo Sagen og ct MOO
ben6igt 8eleb blen itillet til &omi=
teens &oa6igbeo. Standardization ifal
reifes pau 2nuge1t og of1gres 176e
Moi 1914.
- S Statsrou6 ct Ser bel luttet
fremiat &ropoiition ONT @onceSiion
for Sulitielmo Mttiebolog paa en-
Sernbane' fra &allormo til Sagerli
II 6auife &erre6 / Sortiattelie al
Sernbanen fra Sfj6nit11 til &el(or:
mo. Set 11pe MnlGg er IL &m
bborbe6 @ulitielmaba11en / set fell
bliber 25 &n. Sporpt6ben blibe1
1.067, bbortI SEN nup9renoe So
mes 5ibeipor nbpi6es.
- S Statsraa0 er belluttet frem.
fat Eropoiition for @tortinget on
Spferelie al 8pgning for &olt= oe
Gelegraf pei enet / 9romse eftel
3egninger, iom er 1oorbeioet a
Mrfiteft @ieie Spiabl beriteos. 8pg
ningens &oite11oe er beregnet ii
100000 &r. 9en ifal opfgres pat
EFT Cont, Sggo0en 1, iom Eromst
&omm,11te bar fipbt og igien til
blt6t set SffentIige.
&oa &olte / Srfeoalen fono:
Imam ifplge rSronobi. M6r." / Ell
Mfpr go el6gomIe Splpmenter
M}an iful6e nemlig grade Ell @rgf
sjennem Mpren, og ioa font @ae1t
terne Off Gugens 2ps. De er a
IStdrrelie iom ct 2=@roneitpffe, met
meget tpn6e, og @reget faa utpoe
|ltgt, at set lite er go6t at faa @e6'
paa bperfen MarStaI eller anbet
er ogioa tioligere gjort Mpnt
fnn6 ser / M9rbe6en.
9pbsfalb. Srgte11 Mrmo !Solie
Il &riitiania, maaife Sen melt bego
bcoe % ibmpatiife T~orfemperin6
for &pin6eiagen i Morge, ct efte
ltetgere Gibs 5pgoom 800 Sen LIT
Euni 81 glar ga111rel.
Erafifffontrpllgr &ngb. Ser
rifiet ofgif mpIig peo OGDEN, 6,
Mnr ga11t111el.
Spanif @oniul / sfien
'ses'Hbsreoer MiIs g. Sgper, ct al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27
Nnr{f 8rensepin til Mmerifa.

Nprf 8renoepin til Nmertta. -
Com ct 8epis for, bpilfen S11teresle
@oromnn6 / Mmerifa omfatter ben
une Mmerifalinie fan onfbres, at
SSirmoct Sin1ers & So. fra en- at
fine Iorbi1,oeller / Gbicago n1ootog
@rorc pao ODER 200 @asier nor1t
Mquapit % T1mieb, Ser efter 8jd-
bere1s ubtrpffeIige Torlaat9e11oe
ffuloe ie,roes meb ~&riltinniof1oro"
poa oens ferite Sur.
Set omerifanite 6irma, Der bar
1,6ltrafte 5orbinoelier blonot -Stan=
oinnperne i Mmerifo, mente, at bet
biloe pare cit goo @eflane for So
rerne, at DC por ienbt .bp tbe firlt
Mormegion-M merican Steamer"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27

bpilfet er %betpoelig mere eno / mo-.
get fo%regaae1roe Mar. 9et pigttglte
Mi11epro0llft er @ulo, bporaf Der i
Morets 2gb 1ibbon6tes for ODER z
Wfillioner Collars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27

Manb Tan bebol6e sen, mao ban
pi1oe &onfurreneen tire @ange. @in=
oernes Nabre ifal i1rograperes poo
Eofalen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27
@luffen paa Sapcts 8nnb. 8ierg=

&luffen paa 6abets 8nnS. 8ierg-
ningsoomperen vl1reo" at ytor1t
Bjergningsfompa9ni bar mi lagt ND
Ben itore l1n6ernmt6sfloffe noenfor
fSpr6er sSpr. &loffen b9nger | en-
8of iom er 20 500 bei; ben er
giort falt til @apbunoen paa 10
Tapners Dpbbe / Ell Mfitonb fra
6er6er poo 1850 Meter. @offe1
1ripes nteb Mptor in6e fro Jpret,
ben er ollereoe prebet, og bet bitter
fig, at SEN fl1ngerer uomerfe, Tlbnt
enbel Of Wonteringe1 gienitaar
frembeIes. @offeringningen poo
&apbunoen 1,6enfor 69r6er er b6rt
en- Nfitono al 8 &oortmtl. Sen
beres tyoelig meo @ifrofoner !
@fibenes Sang; pon fort M1tono
fon Sen og1ao beres me6 bore 9ret
1eoe / &rmmet poo Sernboo6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27

On Minbebag. Sen %. +. 90.
for bun0reoe glar ii6en fgbtes @oro=
monoen Sgr9en Moe, @pentprimle-
rem, 9igtere1r og &rpite,1. Cont
men meb Msbejrnien iamle6e ban
De gamle norife Dolfeebentpr. Sg
bba6 Fan tG11fte og felte beb tit Mrz
bei6e, ifreb fam engong til Ell Sen:
Seq lagoe nit Gre til Bolfets &ier-
og lpHe6' mipe116t til Sc bpbe
6lag;
,og Eonerne, iom flon9 al Trpb og
6merte,
og 9rerm1e11e ON 6ortt6s Maaben.
brog
ieg itrebte tro at binoe for en- 9ag.
@ba6 6erfor Der leg bober Dem al
bringe
er life nit - ieg gnifer intet min
bre;;
bbis Sc Inn flyer: D4s1e Gone,
flinge
fra Bolfets 2eber % fra Solicit!
~ CGnAA>4# S4rt -.HFEE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27

- Sfrib efter Nrppennmmer
paa bette 81ab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27
Dr.. A. F. Christians.
PRIVATE HJEMME-
HOSPITAL
401 Marlborough St.. Bostos, Mass.
CNer Massachusetts, Ave.)
Telefon s07 Back Bay.
ETABLERRT 1890.

Udstyret med allie modernc m~edicinske,
Erurgjske og elektriske Apparater, OF
medicinsk og hyRiejnisk Gymnastik, Q.s.v.
Patasnter fsas indayiduel og person1ig
sy9epleiere og B%etjening.
0r. Niels r. Fiusen's medicinske Lysap-
parat og Mefhode for HudsyRdomme,
som sr en- smertefri og alde1es siEker he.
Legens Princip er ferst at undersexe
Pat1enterne for de tages under Behand-
ling for at kunne finde, hvorvidt de kan
forhedres e1ler helbredes.
Alter gjortfor at 1indre og he1brede saa
hurtdgt som rnullgt, og for den mindst
mulige Bekostning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27
Sron 0onieu til 9pben.

Tran 9auien til 9pben. 6ra
@fieu ifripes: So Gpillingbreore
i 25 Mors Moeren og oeres 16 Aar
aomle @giter ifl1lbe forleoen ytat
{eiIe ira @elecrpen, bppr DC banoe
oeltaaet / Ell 9ans, til lit Stem paa
Mrsen i Changer. Geo nforit9ttg
Sptrcoen fro sen e,te at 8reore11e
fe,1tre0e 8ooben, % Be Smboro<
pere,oe falot / @onbet. Set lDtte<
bes sen e,,e al 8rebre11e efer cit
Ximes Spemning at fcnln1e tla1to
poa EFT Solnte, bporfra ban ienere
blep biereet. Sen anoen Brooer og
6o1tereu blep borte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27
Nnrgr.

Giamautbrpllnp ftr1oe Den soc
SsSani feires paa @oaroen @aatballg
i 5auDe at @aarobrnger DIE Sol'
porjeu % Srl,e, fsot slaite sl'1oers-
batter. &oIporien toni tiolig meo
i oct offentlise SIP. S % Mars
Mloere,, bIep bon Meolem at SGT.
tieltyret % palgteS tort efter t1o !
&omnrunejtpret. 5ru ben Gto a
oo uooper far boa1 befl9M ollie oe
Eilliosbperp, ba,1s 8pgb fnrroe gtpe
ham. Som Drbfgrer f%nngereoe bar
i 8 Mor og par oerefter Meeaorofs%
rer i ct liee iaa Iangt 3iosrlt'1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27

Sfibme &engeiebler. Set moo
bore minbre bel oberpeiet, naar
Sfploen for, at ser cirfulerer tito
tie Yengeie0ler, lGggeS poo Norge5
8onf. Se6lerne or ilet lite ifione,
1roor De fomn1er berfra. Seller lite
fra orbre 8anfer ien6es llige GEO.
Ter 1l6 blon6t @lablifnm. 5orret-
ningsfoIt 6erimoo better fig lite Def
Sen cling. Sg bog brroe ratnrlig:
bis ineen Borretning neo lit Stem:
1igbeoS1ons eipe ben Clogs Se6le1
no, men buroe reierbere Dem fol
fin 8antforbinoelie. ga pilbe 81
fort foripinbe. Sg % @eolern'
1tooig gaar in6 % no boS Jorret
%ningsfolf, ialoer Mniparet 1toel11f
fen6e pan 6isfe.
&eIoigpis gisr boe life ollie Jon
-&asiereren paa ct lille Sppeberiels
fontor, fom til fine &emisier ii
@orges @o1tf ubiegte Sc allerfineitt
Seo1er og loo Sc fele gaa til Sol
let!
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-06-13
ALWAYS WORN AS A SYMBOL
In All Epochs of History the Veil Has
Had a Characteristic At
tribute.

The veil as a portion of feminine at
tire is almost symbolic in its charac-
ter. The bridal veil is an interesting
survival of the ancient custom of hold
ing a canopy over the bride at her
wedding, a ceremony still observed at
Jewish marriages. Many families hold
the bridal veil as one of the most pre-
cious of heirlooms, to be handed down
from generation to generation and to
be guarded with the utmost care and
reverence.
Simpler in character but no less
beautiful in effect is the veil of the
young girl worn at her confirmation,
symbolizing as it does the modesty
and simplicity of the maiden about to
enter on the responsibilities of ma
turity. These charming wells, gener-
ally Of fine French net, hand made but
devoid of ornamentation save for the
broad hemstitched border, are often
Kept by the wearers to be used when
later on they become wives and moth
ers as the christening veil for their
baby. Although modern science is
averse to the constant use Of veil
by young children, the custom still
survives at christenings, and~-we
should be loath indeed to see it dis
appear.
In the veil of the novice we find
survival of the wimple Of the Nor
man ladies, while certain orders of
nuns, such as the Kilburn Sisters fol
low faithfully the fashion of the early
Plantagenet court in the way in which
linen caps. In just such fashion was
the Plantagenet wimple fastened to
the chin band.
Although the veil has to some ex-
tent lost its significance in England as
symbol OF mourning, it is still used
on the Continent in this connection
with great circumstance and cere-
mony. Not only does widow en-
velop herself for lengthy period in
veil of amazing length and Opaque
ness, but every relative of the de-
ceased assumes similar dreary SYM
boil of regret, it's size and thickness
varying with nice discrimination &C
cording to the exact degree of relation
ship In fact, a Briton visiting
France or Italy for the first time is
often astonished at the number of APP
parent widows he is apt to encounter
in days walk. 1t is not until his
curiosity leads him to prosecute in
Quiries that he learns the true reason
for the prevalence Of the deep mourn.
ing. veil reaching from head to foot.
In the east the yashmak signifies
all that is subservant and dependent
in the lives of the women. For a
woman to appear unveiled before
man is to put herself forever beyond
the pale On the day that the woman
of the east shall appear with impunity
unveiled in public place, on that day
she will have set her foot on the first
rung of the ladder of independence.
So, east or west. the veil holds its
own, from the yashmak to the motor
veil, from the christening veil to the
wimple. Whatever antiquity may have
to say as to- it's origin, women know
that it owes it's adoption in the first
instance to the fact that it is univer.
sally and incurably becoming.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-06-13
New Idea for snapshots.

Aeroplanes have made bird's-eye
view photographs extremely common,
and now comes the fireworks snap
shot made by camera sent high into
the air as a part OF rocket. The in
ventor Of the apparatus. Alfred Maui.
is said to have attained perfection for
his new device after twelve years OF
experimenting. The German military
authorities have accepted the inVen-
ton because of it's usefulness in time
Of war when aeroplane scouting would
be impossible.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-06-13

Power dwells with cheerfulness.
Hope puts in working mood, willis
despair is no muse and untunes thu
active powers.-Emerson.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-06-13

thousand fortunes as great as those Of
Croesus. Isn't that right?"
Miss Clement looked at me with
twinkling eyes.
"How did you know?" she asked.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-05-15
RICHARD S. WHALEY SWORN IN.
No Protest Against Seating Of South
Carolina's New Congressman.

Washington, May 9.-Richard S.
Whaley was sworn in this morning as
member of Congress for the 1st
South Carolina district. He was es-
corted to the bar of the House and
presented to the Speaker by Repre-
sentative David E. Finley, chairman
of the South Carolina delegation.
When Mr.. Finley had stated the pur-
pose for which he addressed the
Speaker, the Republican floor leader,
Representative Mann, of Illinois,
asked if there was any contest. "No," "
said Mr.. Finley, and without other
interruption the new 1st district Rep
resentative took the oath of office.
Diligent inquiry failed to disclose any
trace of protest-filed with the Speak
er against the seating of Mr.. Whaley,
or to induce an admission that such a
document had been received at his
office.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-05-15
Mayors Life Threatened.

Barnwell, May 11.-Following a
raid on the place of O. D. Moore Fri
day night, in which about twenty
five bottles of beer were seized, Mayor
]. Emile Harley was threatened with
death this morning by S. E. Moore, a
brother of the alleged blind tiger, if
he ever put his foot in the store
again. The threat was made on Main
street and Mayor Harley, realizing
the possible consequences of such an
encounter, refused to engage in f1s-
ticuff with Moore.
The raid, which resulted in the
threat, was made by policemen F. M.
Cave and w. A. Hayes, on warrant
sworn out by Mayor Harley, who ac-
companied them to Moore's store in
person. No wet goods except the
twenty-five bottles of beer were
found, but Mayor Harley deemed this
sufficient to place Moore under a $50
bond. When Moore INDUCED in un-
seemly language Mayor Harley put
the amount of bail at 800 and in
structed Chief Cave to "get the cash
or a certified check" The latter was
furnished.
When S. E. Moore arrived in town
this morning and found out what
had taken place, he met Mr.. Harley
on Main street and, among other
things, threatened him with instant
death if he lever put his foot into
his store again" Mayor Harley, as
stated above, refused to engage in
personal encounter, and replied that
he was merely doing his duty and
that ne intends to continue doing it.
He Immediately swore out warrant
for Moore, charging him with using
vulgar language on the street, and
fixed the amount of his bond at $1OO,
which was furnished.
The action of the mayor is COM
mended by all laW-abiding citizens
and he will be backed up in all that
he does for law and order. He stated
that he intends to put stop to the
illegal sale of whiskey in BarnWell,
even if his life is the forfeit.
O. D. Moore was arrested about
two weeks ago on the charge of vio-
lating the dispensary law and placed
under a bond of $50, which he for
feited by his non-appearance at the
Mayors Court.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-05-15
PERSONAL USERS
SOON ELIMINATED
Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral Submits Opinion to
The Supreme Court

Columbia, May 12.-Assistant At
torney General Fred H. Domlnlck.
will file brief in the supreme court
here today in which it will be con-
tended on the part of the State of
South Carolina that under the Webb
law recently enacted by Congress, as
APPLIED to the liquor laws of this
State no shipment of whiskey into
this State is legal except it be to a
dispensary.
But for the protection of the in
ter state commerce clause" says the
assistant attorney general, there is
only one method of lawfully obtain
ing, receiving, and possessing liquors
in the State of South Carolina, and
that is by purchase from a county
dispensary for lawful purpose. All
other liquors are deemed and eX-
pressly declared to be contraband,
and may be seized without warrant y
The brief contends there is ample au-
thority as to the right of the State to
pass and enforce such law.
Now that this protection, The
protection of the Interstate COM
merce clause, the brief concludes,
''has been withdrawn by the Webb
act the State laws apply equally to
shipments from without the State as
we'll as to shipments within the
State"
The brief points out that it is now
unlawful to ship liquor from one
point in the State to another point in
the State, and that shipments from
without the Safe, even for personal
use are now only permitted under
the protection of the Interstate COM
merce clause which protection is now
withdrawn, the assistant attorney
general contends by the Webb law.
The brief is filed on behalf of the
State of South Carolina in the case of
W. W. Atkinson, plaintiff, against
Southern Express Company, which
will test the effect of the recently en-
acted Webb law.
Should the contention of the assls-
tant attorney general on behalf of the
State, be sustained, it will mean that
even bona fde personal use" ship
ments will be illegal and the only
way to get whiskey in this State will
be to buy it from a county dispen-
sary in person.