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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28
8patpm / Sun 1ranrtsru.

Goliiornia.Gng: @laa @imn1el,
ilnilenoe Sol, Commemorate o1 CT
fjelenSe 8riie fra !@apet. Selpe
Motl1ren Dor os gl1nltig ltemlt.
Jetipitcternc aahneoes mes It's
itillingenS 1rofoit til @eian0ten pt1a
st. 6runcis @otel. buortil ca, 100
8er Toner bar in06u0t. Mrrnllge-
mertet Dor u0en ltipe 6prmer %
Stem1il1ge1 romurfet: Ialarncs
&effe i~nole0cbes al lloltillinge1s
8raiioent,- SIR. Charles 6. Moore,
Ser / liu &elfomlt6ilicn til 9on-
n1arfS &cprGicntant tplfc0c lloltil=
lingsfomitecl1s Mncrfjcnoellc Il!
0onifernes Meopirfcn / Set ltore
Arbeioe, lom %fprelao, ligelom bol1
Itrrft p%ointereoc, at 3aniferne Dar
6e ollerfarite, Ser iom uH%ntiol,ali=
tet" bopoe tilhugt ltoltillingel1 uttip
Msiiltouse % optoaet Nr6eioet ior
Ell national Hopillon. Mappr MplpG
tp0 &elfommcn pao @peus &cgne
CO Stotc Commissioner &nmell, Sci
| rcprgjentcrcoe @upcrnprcr. poe
Statens. SIR. 9fnlpcll CT hoiio0c1:
Sc / Trcsup, bpor Scr finees eli
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28

Gn &rig penoer op og res pao
o(lc oronecc Iorgolo. Gen, Der
tror, at Ser ,1lloer arigstilltono CT
ncgct, Scr baoocr nit % 0it,, tager
tgilig fell. l(nber ct Militrroif=
tatur lppr9cr r1u1 life ON, bpenr
ser Dor @je1opmsrcttelt, ON cn to-
ger, 6poo Ser er @rllg for, l16el, at
ipprge ON iyorlou.
Set CT CIT Torbolosregcl, iorn CT
oblolat npOrcnbig, oct CT. flort, at
man, 1oar mon lfal ioripne en-
Scr poo @unorcot 5uiinoc Moro
rneo Set f%prnpone til 9inets Sp=
bol6, life for Sis til at ipprge.
boorfro Set ifal fomme, Set ejnloer
blot ONT at ifafie set til &ejc.
Mo'1 ifafier Sen tprfiifc Nrme
Sc @eitc, oen bor 9rl,g Tor. Sngen
1rolfefltif eller @erifobsfulf / &on=
ltontinopels @aoer pes Jig mere
|iiffer, Sol6otcrne gaor poo Sogt CT
ter @elte og be Sen @ama(, Scr if
fc bogter lin 2otte bel og gicmmer
|benoe bort for Sc grioife Solooter5
Bliffe.
6erit tog man sll,ton1ohilerue,
iaa gift Set lps pao @erifob5beltcne
og MI er ser life ct firbenet @r=
fen, Ser mere fon fnr0cs / Siffer=
Der / Stambuls @o6er. Serl1oe
peo Sic6atalbia trel1gar man til al
lie Sc Gransport6pr, mani fan ifoi=
lie ti(beie baa6c mes Set gobc ng
meo oct on0e.
S bisic Gage er Set nugget bpp=
pigt, at a%natoliife Sol6oter trons=
pQrtepes / CIT ltor Erom ira Sfitori
/ 9i(leoficn oper til set qnlenc
eorn::
Niiens borboriifc Sfammer Sra=
ger frcm til Scamp for Sslonls @or-
&c / europa,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28

,Nnpoetommenoe 9anmarffs=@pg
niugs-&pmitccns 2nlte bapoe oen
ronifc Mcgjcring bcmpnoigct &am=
nlcrberrc Gpnltmntin @run (@elano=
te,1 / &aibingto,,) til, JONI lin lpe=
ciell, Mcprol entant, at rcjie til San
6runciscp % 1,oprl9c eli @rlmo for
@ammarfs @pgni,1gcn. @c} mroten
nnfom herti( 1orsoag @ftermio0ag
Sen 10. Morts oa mooto9eS al
Meprui cntontcr ior l1oitiliinqsfomi=
teen pN Ionmorfs= 8pgnings &omt=
teen, lpn leola9coc bom til ct.
Tra,1cis @otcl, bpor 6al, boeoc I'M
ser Spholoct fer / @peu. Strafs
Mnfomltcn bejicoes 9nnncbrog
.Dper @ptcllet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28
&cpmbliffen @ina CT crouu iff

3cpmbliffcn 6ind CT cnonu life
bleoen formelt anerfianbt al mango
%tren1n1eoc &eaieringer. Sc ilcite
l'1el1cr, at SC er1bn, life bar rin1c=
l1a @ormnti for, at eli itobil Meaic-
ring er oprettet. Sra @oibinoton
tommer ct 6orlpoen6c ON, at sen
l.p COMMUNICATION MI tpl1fer poa
at poe aina 6cn %forlangtc Mnerficl,-
celle, og at Grfleringe11 mes Seu-
mn til 0cltaaelien / set fineiiife
Soa1 film or Set fprltc Gfribt / ct
omfattc,10e Nrogrmn for Sc %frcr1ti=
ol1e 6orbol6 mellem Mmcrifo oa
&ilm. Set nGite Sfriet, n1cl1cr mon,
hi -blipe formel Mncrfjcnoelic al
Se11 l1p .Meplrblif. Mco bette ipn1
@cpis poo &c 6oreneoc stoters bel
b1lliae og pcnifo6eliac SSs,1teresic
tor &ind un6cr cit republifonf Sc
9jerinasform ifal @ilim1s Moni=
~'1tltrotion billie foribge at felge eli
l,ofbenaia 0ptrGben / Torboloct
til ai1a og iier foripae at pprrm
ajeniioigc @moelsforoclc oa aon-
ccslilecr oircftc fra &eaierinacn i
Netina 1locn at honole i Screening
1neo Sc arr6re Magter. @pormM
bette pirfclig or Nominiitrotionens
Nlaa. % bpor bel6ig Sen bill bore,
fnnr 3ci;hn,, t,;Sn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28

MGlte Iorniooag be,1ptteoc aon1=
n1erberren. til at oflGgge formelle
Gtliter poo &oniulatct % pos It's
ltillin9sfomitce',, og ON Gftcrnrio-
eogen bar ban ii6itnnpntc &omites
@jalt poa CIT N1,tomobiltur gjen-
rent noltillings=Gerrenet bpor 6om
notalte jim 8eunoring pper @lao-
ienS fortrinlige @eliggenbeo % Sc
piom1ocrlige Smgipelier.
2sroag Sen Is. Marts opronot
lao oen ltore Sag, Ser Hep iaa ria
poo 8egibenbeber % Min6er. Set
ear eli nGatig Gag - en- typijf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28
csntr.I Mrlnnssota Farme.

12' Acres godt Farmland1 Mil fra By oe~
Sksole: vedHovedveje1,, og en- .smuk IS med
6 Varelsers Vaaningshus med Kjaider:.
= Barns :HSnsehus. Lade og andre Bvgs
ringer; Brand. Grasgang oe, henved 20 Ac:.
res ind P1Ov, noget SkOyland OF al lord
ken brinRes under Plov. Pris $500, hvoraf'
$1,000 betales kontant.. Resten paa Hen
sfan1d etter Onske elleri AfdraR fra Avlen..
7. u. tlalyorsen l.and Ca. office SfatesBanE.5
Nsvfs, Hubbard Co... Mlin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28

%pgnings<apmitccns 6ormano, Scr.
Santes MoGiion, % staitformonoen,
Sr. S. Mplgaaro, % tiliioit tafffe-
&c Mi1iiter @r,,n pao egnc % Sen
oriftigc 0orrctningslta,,o 6op6c
bGpeocs otter lt6bringelien al sfoa-
Ter for 9anmarfs &onae .og Sc
6oreaeoc Staters Hreiioent.
Strafs efter Bette iatte set lanac
Mrtomobiltog Jig ! @epegelie. Set
tie bar set cnelte, lom life gift belt
p~rogrammesiigt, ioet omtrcnt Salp=
felen at 8isreteierne life fit Sig
nal ON at lutte crop % blep boI=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28

1erer life mere ODER Set. Men CT
life jl1it oct at bepare Set jepne
meuneiteligc eli 6prltcs bsjeitc
Nrpo? Gg CT Oct lite netop oel1,1e
Gpb, Der bar fl1pttet baaoe e1gelifc
og . oonltc @jerter til 9ronning
Meranoro meo Yaano, 1lforgjau=
selige iom bcnOe5 lple llngooms
alt beIejrenoe Sfjpnbeo?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28

meget itor oanlf aolori, % 6ons
ferionlige @%efienotifab meo ioo
mango Gonlfe pg Sagttagelle al De-
res 9sremaaoe og Grit Eapoe lGrt
bam at ifatte 0cnt n1rget bsjt. Ma=
ior=@eneral- Mlrrrup bpeleoe peo
Eanamofouolcns @ctponing, og
Mr. Safe, ser por Meolem al ocn
&omnlisliou, Ger forebragtc Sc cl1=
lopGilfc Stotcr SS11obrbcllen til
Geltogelie / ltoltillingel1, ifiloreoe
Sen bjerteligc Mooto9elle. &ommiS=
lioueu lopbe facet / Sc nprotift
9anoc, lpecielt / a%ipbenbauu, bpiS
oriftigc 6orreta!ngSitano bono'
imponeret bam og bans @olEeaer
Sportalcr bolotes al Gonmorfs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28

Song @eorgs Gpo bringcr /
Grinbring ell lonoferoig @iltorie>
iom f~ortaltes / Yoris for nogle iao
Star. lioen:
Hao eli al fine Mejler til Yori5
font &ongel1 til at ltifte 8efjenot=
ifab mes cit 9%lftiemegler ira Gbi=
eogo, JONI mart opoogeoe, at bans
&ejiefomm1erat bouoc lige ioo goo
&ebc paa IinonsoffGrcr ipm ban
felp.
u5ig mig" to9 Manoen fra G6i=
cago tilorbe, Sc ler llo til at pnrc
en- %forltanoig Sur. @por Dor Sep"
rMa, jeg Dor / Mt6c1l," lporeoe
&ongen rolig.
~Nt6en!!" noroobtc Sen onocn.
vMtben! Mcj, set CT llet illtct 6teo
at 30. Ser CT i1gen Torrctning
Ser. Mtbcn! Great Scott, Mano!
Chicago CT Ylooien for Ell mes Sc
SorretningseDncr. Sc bnr. Sc pil=
Sc bope llbiigtcr Ser. Seq lfo( iige
Sem, Dbob leg bill gipre. &om me6
til Gbicogo, % jeg 1fal garar1tere,
at 9e inoen ct 9(ar pi( b9re &on1=
pagnon / nit 5irn,a, og hi ajgr
|itore 6orretninger; fom me6!"
Set CT meget penlig al Gent"
|iporeoe &clle,1erneS aonge, vmen
|jcg CT ba11ge for, at jeg n,ao peo-
bliDc at 30 / Mt6cn. Sc forltaor, at
|jeg CT meget optaget meo mine Mf=
fGrcr, oa jeg tGnfcr, jog Hiper
npot til at opboloc mig, bpor jeg
er."
rSpoo CT Ceres Torretnine?"
ipurgtc Monoen fra Gbicogo frcm,
|fuienoe.
"sca or @cllenernes @onge,". ipo=
reoc Sen tiltoltc rp(i9.
Gen toe Marts bar ser goact
$50 Nar. fihen 0ronning Nleronore
qnfpm til @rape5cno iqm gngIonos
|nDrhcrne 0rpuniuo,
Set bar htn inn1ffclte al Sc trl
aonecoptre, Ser paphe {crt'apt Niem
met. So bcnoes stjpnlee % l|91
&C Dn0e blep Srplleneglcn, Sc
litrofs oobneoe xSpfqnaenS Cater
@ei til allie engelifc &iertcr. Mt(i
|&icrteligbeo % jepn Menmeifelig
be0, Ser life bnn1mte0es al Sen FIJI
tioeliae brittle 9pfitil, bcfslteh
|ben %initinftipc @pmpot9i % ep{e
|6e eli Nop,,laritct, iom bdr 6olo
liig niueffct gjennem ct 6olot s(or
%bnnSreSe. Som Song 6SSiiOor5 pa,
en9lonos fbritc Wentlpma1,, blet
l9ron'ing Aleronora e%itdloiios fgr.
lite eooy. G4ler rcttcrc mere eno
set: G%ngio,,.:@s fsrite apinoc. Gne
oe l'oel,rtfenbc fries.'nraeense Gpocr
lon1 apinoc, iom Menirelfe bar flpt=
tet Sc itqrfe 8oono mel(em Croft
ring Nleranora og set cngellfe
6olf.
8aan6 al famine cole Sllpt far
bnnOet Dronning M[eranora i'll
benoes 8arnooms Stem. @%nglanos
gnglan6s fgrite 9aop CT
blepet fremmeo for os, men
bar alti6 forefommet % iaa in6er=
Zig oanIf, belt % u6elt fjeben-
Srriiter ier paa @niosre JON poo
bsiit p%iounoerlig cling oe fatter
life rigtig bette, at to apinoer, bpis
Sfjebne fra oeres llngoom bar
fnpttet til to al Soroens meg
figite &iger, fer ms6es / ct title,
%borgerligt 5tron6lip.
Den an0re forefommer set iaa
1tatnrligt, at 6isie to @inoer, ser
bar befleot @eroans mpgtiglte 1ro=.
1ter, Dompgt bgier fig for Siemmetg
oraeeroe Mdgt. Set er 10 Blot
DEMONSTRATING fmnter Sc. oa rpio1..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28
sa pore gbonnenter.

t. " Scr life en- Gen ener xos,,
|10m 1n Tan faa til at 6oloe sloSet5
| en4oer, ipm inOienber Gu MT
slarsabonneit, % tM6ttr Of vsft
9a'nIe M6Onnenter, ser inset 80
Sage inoieuoer @etaline for 1pao
g ttgIotr la'rt ct Nar / 5urifno,
Ill VI Cite Ct cfstra elars fri. Sub
ltrtpt'Ot paa rS1lnirerct camille
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28
3nrnft, ru11ht.

Emtrcnt @alpbelcn al ltlpffer i
&llln1irer ifploes neoltprtcnoe &all=
eller &lippeitpffcr. @napt nof Gil
6ieroebcl al lllpfferl1e foraariageS
peo @ranoe cller G%fsploio11er.
Qonis 2epine, iom / 90 aar bar
peret &aris' 8oliticbei, toa forlc-
hen 9ag Miifeb, meloes fra Earis
San Dor pnret fnIbt Gerbens meil
hcremte Noliticbef, og ban bur iii
'fert peret Sen at Iorbrpoere mc't
.irpetebc Mo11b / olle 2anbe.
Gonitantim ailraaer IS fun
&onae. Song G%onita,ti11 al Gre
.fenlano nflog0c bcn 81. Morts I
Deputeretfommcret / Mtben goen
ionn aouge / NGrpGrelie al Statens
hpieite Gmbe0smG110.
Metropoliten al gtben, Ser nar
omgipct al @eolemmer al Sen hel=
.lige spr,o0e / fulbt Srnot, bolbt
@gn og opLelte g6en, lon1 aongen
aientog mes fat 5temme. aongen
..<o.r.ox <>> Cc<,. 81. If,<.
fontroiigncret al Miniitrene og Me:
.ropolitc1 n1ber Be Gcplttcreoe$
S11bel.
Solllt pao -1O1 aun,oner blep Of
inrct, ioet &ongetoget forlo0 Slot
tet for at begipe Jig til 9epl,teret-
fommeret. Set por ltraalenoc @ejr,
og cit Mosie Menneifer bragte Som
gen jim 9plOning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28
.9aumarfs&ygninsens 8rnaS palst
% inbpiet.

Set fnlbc Sen Is. Marts me6
Mette iiges, at Splen olorig 9aor
,eeo / oet Oanltc &igc = tbi bcr
CALIFORNIA; Mctropol, ligc peo 0ea
loppriite r@pl0cl @otc" = her,
tut pes &erbens Gu0e = fer, om=
trent pau oen m%ooiotte Sioc al &lo=
Den ira 6rOrclmrOet = Der finoes
I'LL eli lille Nlet banif SSoro, CIT life
Ssnoe 2ol10, bpor GannarfS &onge
CT Superun % Gannchrog set na<
tio,sole Ilag, ct Steo, iom / sc
llu1te tn=trc Nur lfnl fuloc 2ulllfe /
Mn1erifa iii Sompirfc, % lon1 /
1915 ifal pnre 9anitcs o1 3anlf=
Entertainers Mcffa.
Set CT Sanmorfs=@ pgni19c1s
&run0!
Set bar puret &alnoogc for ps
Sanlfe. 90 I'LL, 81 set 6elc be-
tra9tes / Silbagebliffets Sfnr, Fun
Snm,n1cn al Set belc nnp,1es mes e'
Erb: Sufces!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28

gpn og opITlte go,n, 1ont 3ongen
aientog mes fat Stemme. aonaen
un6erifrep 6erpoa G6cn. ser blep
fontraiigncret al Mi,iltrene og 3e=
.ropoliten unbcr Sc GcputcreoeS
sSS1,bel.
Snlllt pou .1Ot &anoner h(ep Of
inrct, ioet &ongetoget forlo0 Slot
tet for at begiue Jig til 9eputcret-
fnmmeret. Set par ltraaleroc @ejr,
og cit Mosie Me,meifer braete Som
gen jim @ploning.
Nn%itralicns npe @opeoitao. =
@rlmbltencn blcp Sen t3oc DARTS
lagt ior M~uitrolieus fren1tioigc So
pcoltab al Barron Gonmar1, Tortun=
bcts @cneralg,,perner. 2oop 9on=
man gap Sen 1tpc 9p Mounct Gait
fvrro. Ser bar CT, ltor Mcnnclf e=
moslc tilltcoc fra Mef6ournc %
Snoncp.
M1,ltrolicns @oueoltao on!ugges
pao CT Maooc, lom nnppe noge,l
@oueoltao fpr or blepcn til. s en-
lang. MorrGffc fertes @onlpc / set
m,itralltc Eorlame,1t for at fon az
ajort Spprgsmaolet ON ct Miuen0c
Sahe fnr Earlomel1tct. Mongc po-
litilfe MGnfcr blcp lpumhet. Set lpn=
ties umuligt at fonn,c til CT, Tor=
ltaacllc mellcm Sc tn ripnlilcrcn0e
&opeo6pcr Mel6nrr1,c pg Sp0ncp.
Gnoeli9 Sluttcn al 1908 6lcp
Yorlomentct pg Scnatct cniac ON
at bun9e &nuben pper og bpggc eli
De( IN @p peo @rebberne al Mor=
rlmbiogcc=Nlo0cn | Set esnbrc al
Np=Sp0=@ales pao ct BERTH gonlfe
bebpggct steo.
Strofs pes @cgpn0cllcn al Int
Ocrbonolingernc mellcm Sc e,lfelte
&plonier par ser @nigbeo ONT SCI
ncgotipe, at buerfcl1 Sp6ney cller
Mclbournc jt1lloc prre 6orbunoetS
@uucolto6, men ut Sen Mlrbc ligg(
poo ct / cn bis Torlton0 nel1trol1
|Stco in1ellen1 bcgac. ga in1iolcr-
tbs Yor!omcntet propiiprilf fif go
10c / Mclbpurl1e, fif bcrpeb 8icto:
: rios Meprrientanter pco Mfgierclicr
Sherto9et oper Mepr9lcr1tonterne fra
Np-Spb=&olcs. ser poo @rlno a
Sc lonac Mcjlcr uotlrligpis mp0t'
: minore %fl,lotollige. 6placn por, a
/ Scr for flere Mor iiocn al &arlamen:
: tct bleu to9et @cltcmmelic ont, a
: ocn lille @p 3olactp ifn'loe bore &c,
4 purocnoc @quc1itoo. mel1 Bet ivtte
SeS &p.7pn.Nale2 &olitifcrne q
ltroffe lloferelien al oem1e @el(1t
: ivy /; 2ee:s;S SSl:11q Sbi pcl ligse
I99aal9etp pdd Mp-spo-@ales Serrer1
men 6og lonat neriIlerl peo Mel
bourne c,1o peo Sponep. Set SteS
: mon iii cneoes ONT, 6c1 laafolot
5 ois=Gouborro=ggu liggcr omtren
1893 enqelitc Mil 9popcit for S S,9
lnep % 395 Mtif fra Mei6ournc. So
linen OF imilc,oc og malcriif. Set Zig
qcr posicu5, hpjt, 5000 sos
bar ct friif oa fipiias a!''''a ! unr'o
oel6or MGrbeo al Moru..". to1o9ee
6loocn og %llofpber11e al @jcrgc,,c t.
1ommc Nopn. Storc Sonoltcns=
lcjcr % onicliae Morlnorbruo giper
gooe @paacbctingelicr. Git imol
manufacturing, ser forbi110cr iSpr<
p1t11Os=9ooeO1taOe11 mc0 Snpct, me-
mes at blipc gjort 1rel,trolt. Serbs
81tgte1 liaaer finn buu16reoc el,gelife
Mil oerfrd og m0cr go6c geti11gel=
1er for CIT ftomrrfet 'SaunepGaos.
ga set farit por b%cltenlt, bpor So
peoitaoeu ifrrloc a,leggcs, aif MAJ,
ltrofs igarg. Gn Scr,rbo11e blcp
projcfteret til steoet. % ollc Scr
sers Irfitcffcr blcp inbb1,ot til ao1-
f1lrrencc ON Yld1rrre for yos-gau-
berra. Heil,ltatet bleb, at cit Sine
rifancr @riifit fit fpritc, cit Slime
|saarinen on0cn oa en 6raifmdno
Mgacbe treble Trnmie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28

Ulast iom ufalot ira Simlem neb".
5ilpenitrr for 6oact, Minihr 8ruu; tl6sjrc, Sdgu Scnica; tlp2n=
tire ior Minateren ics Frrl ocnt Moore, San1es acooion oa
Mfopor MpIpb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28
6trrjflga.

Song @eor9s $50 bri,gcr i
Grinoring ell lonoferoig Siltorie,
iom fortoltes / Nori5 for rlogle iao
Msor lioen:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-24
ssstem in handling Wrecks

A program for handling wrecks has
been prepared for each division of the
Pennsylvania Railroad A designated
officer OF each department goes to the
scene OF the accident. where q Joint
Investigation is made 10 determine
the cause. A report of the results
passes through the hands Of the fol-
lowing The superintendent, who
takes such action to prevent repeti-
ton rs may be deemed necessary: the
general superintendent. who checks
the work of the superintendent, and.
finally, the general manager, who,
through his accident bureau, draws
such conclusions rs may be warrant
ed by the facts in the report. and rec
ommenda tions are issued The mo-
tive power department is provided
with fun Information as to the mum
her and cost of all accidents resulting
from motive power detects. and the
operating and the naintenance1e f
way departments also are provided
with Information pertaining to acci-
dents which result through failures
In those lepar tsiaents eii,eerinE
News
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-24
MORE PUSH IN aARBoR DEVELOPMENT

WITH THE new there should be beginning OF earnest
work FOR she DEVELOPMENT the meadows and bay front which
has dragged along long time without other results sn
pper plans purchase of land Much additional land
required It that if Former boards had exhibited
ordinary interest harbo development all the land
necessary would have been acquired FOR the city long
progress has been made this than in previous
wears The Board Of definite ideas how carry the
adoped with good show of energy next year the work
can be far advanced year The problem Of
Nne the meadows ground longer problem The
silt from dredging bay the ashes and earth from
fions transported viii the while the
proposed canal dug taken win FIJI large
The aim of the the great
work completed 2s0 anniversary of Newark 1915
so that it NAV celebration If this shall be
copshed credit viii be largely due to the board Of 1914 in
having so far advanced the time for its
peton in the Following year.
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PRESERVATION OF STATE RECORDS.

VAST amount valuable data relating TO the early history
OF New Jersey lost stolen from State county and city
archives because been systematic care Of
them for their preservation Invaluable records that once rested
unauaded paeonhoes the State House are now IN private
libraries They figured auction sales They are stolen goods
thew are and thew persons who knew their
value Other valuable records have been earees destroyed
Probably there was OF the kind in the State House FIRE
some years ago.
State department public records and archives has now
heen organized of the Legislature with Chancellor
walker as chairman and will begin the work of sysemat2ing
The keeping public records the State and its political d
visions The commission also and properly preserve
All ola documents theft TO be made when
necessary.
The value the work be done by this commission can
hardly appreciated at this time One important result OF its
labors will be the the State OF historic documents
treasured by resting Forgotten the atcs of old houses
and another will be the Willingness of legislatures to make appro
paons purchase by the State of important books and doc
nen relating history that be offered FOR public sale
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-24
NOT WHAT WE MIGHT BE.

IF GOVERNMENTS to be utterly condemned because
ahy are moi they might be- all government on eah Wouu
he subject indictment If individuals we're cmnehy mu'o
able because they are what they might be all humanity woWu
t in a and there wouldn't any Judges ures or aers out
uf Jail.
The charge grayey made that the Newark city government
compared with might be is TO be condemned on general
rtncres Is conceded that Newark has done everything wen
vsr ~ net the right kind of rulers paradox indeed since is
The ruler that directs doing of things The city acts only through
It's rulers
But confession must be made that Newark IN common WIN
ali nte cities and towns in the world is not what might be II
,a IDEAL has much 10 do indeed attain the ideal II needs
MANY things hasn't got and IL might get rid of some things
Including the knocker which has got before can ever attain
perfection,
thing we'll
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-24

Making a million dollar proposition
In twenty years out of little, Prince
Edward Island farm is an unusual de-
velopment. When the countryside
around gets the fever and enters into
a new industry confident of somewhat
similar development, il means an era
in the history of the locality, such as
the discovery of oil meant to North
west Pennsylvania little over half
a century ago, says The Boston
Herald.
This is what has happened and is
happening in Prince Edward Island.
A large part of the island has become
excited over the comparatively new
industry of conducting black fox
ranches. Big money is being made
out of it, according to reports, and
plesty more is predicted.
The skin of the black fox commands
a high price. Royalty abroad de-
mands II, for the skin will hold gold
tippings as none other will. And
the black fox is rare, so much so that
the supply comes far from satisfying
the demand
There has always been some black
foxes around Prince Edward Island.
and twenty years ago one Haywood
captured two young ones and con-
ceived the idea of trying to raise a
number He built a pen and began
to study the peculiarities of the
animal He found it difficult task
to raise them, and in the five years
he devoted to the task met with but
little success. Many foxes died on
his hands. Finally he sold out
The man who bought the fox ranch
was convinced that there was big
money in it, and after years of study
has developed the business until the
stock on his ranch is now reported to
be worth S1.0o0,oo0 and his volume
0f business last year reached $50. 200.
His ranch is at Alberton, Prince Ed
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A suocesstu! Negro farmer

Twenty-one years ago Jonas W.
THOMAS, OF Marlborough County, s.
c.. began Ills career as a farmer by
buying an OLD horse for s4075 and by
renting thirty seres of ordinary south
Carolina land for 1,400 pounds of lint
cotton. After four years Of hard work
and CLOSE saving he was able 20 buy
mute for $50 and Also seven acres
Of hand Then he began renting and
working farms which belonged to
other men. Gradually he was able 10
buy the land he had been renting.
Nov. Thomas lives IN 3 twelve-room
house and employs on his $40, goo plan
tatfon thirty-nine families, consisting
Of 1872 men. women and children. He
fss received as much as s9i 900 for hts
cotton crop .aione--4o0 bales OF bong
staple on an average he has saved
IS, 600 a wear for twenty-five years,
All that he now has on hts farm Is
his own. directly and Indirectly he
afiirnns with justihable pride In o.
single year he has borrowed of one
local bank and repaid Seso00 Good
credit. so Thomas says, explains a
fair share OF my success southern
Workman.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-24
American Books Read in China

1t is estimated that some 1000 books
by European and American writers
have been translated into Chinese,
while the better class Chinese peril
odicals almost invariably carry trans
aafions from foreign works of history
OF novels. The Republican says.
Spencer. Huxley, Darwin, John Stu
ART Min. Adam smith, Montesouiea
and Rousseau are familiar to every
chinese student. Indeed, on account
OF the literary excellence OF the trans
lated works, they have become elias
sizes in this country
"In the realm OF Law and political
science such books as Bryce's Amer
lean Commonwealth 31owell's Gov
ernments and Parties in Continental
Europe. lsurgess's Political Science
ana Comparative Constitutional Law,
Isluntchli's asehr pom Modernen
Staat. etc. are the standard text
books in our colleges.
sThe we'll known work, Liszt :
i ,ehrbuoh des Deutschen STRAIT