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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27

man funbe gl1ife fig. 8orcen bar
lom ditto lmogf1l6t ppnteoc, Maben
goo og serpermgen ppperlig.
Ser tilbragtcs nogle ml1ntre 81
mer / vDania"s &lublofoler, bpor
@resgialten itifteoe 8efienotifob
1ne6 Ell Mosie oanife @errer og ga
met, ser olte taffebe ban1 for set
nom9rfecc 6oreorag / !@otparo 3be=
otter og 1,otrpfte @oabet ONT, at ban
piloe gienta9c lamme, % olle, Ser
fom / 8erering me6 8. 6. Niel1en,
bar e1lige ONT at priie fans ghfpar=
.oigbc0 og ligefremme bramfrie Soc
fen.
Sil Slut Tor bebitc &pmpliment
til arrangements =4omitee11, bpis
Mcolenmer bar Met til at pure me
get ltpltc nper S11fceslen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27

J&% A&#e3@ #gsNs#G
- San er on @pro paa Ct sfib.
iom foripinoer SMprfet.
- &bor burt 1na rejier Der, pil
ieg iplge lam, logoe D%ronningcn
itille.
Sc fpmtner life til at iplge
6am. Seq 1er bam iacn ban CT
ditto alellc.
Me6iet bralt | bpiterilf @raoo %
iuareoe loa: Sc er ipg, meeet ipg.
@r. Softly, iom |oo, at 9ro1=
ntngen b1eb mere OF mere nerpes,
bloc afbrpoe Geaneen. M11 icr b,nl
intct mere, lugbe lan.
Moloina reiite fig. So, jog fer,
iag6e BUN. Seq fer 9rinlen mrellem
mango Menmif er. Mlle taler 6ranif.
!@an or alti on i 6ro,nfrig?
ip,ratc bans Mober.
SSn, D0n CT Sruntr1g. 9a11
or / &aris! Seq fer Set tp6e-
ltgt: ban CT / G%uilerier1lc.
Sum falot pna @uIhet OF nreo Jig
/ &rompc. Seance,n Dor til Cube;
oe1 bopbe giort ct oyM Ssa,otrDt
pnn &ortenic.
Og 9ron1it19en tit Set. spoa=
6onrme1t 1log til poo Ell &rif -
ollie 0ele. Sire Mar efter bens Mi=
iigelie gift Hrinien, leoioget al tt
at fine @eru1er, tatnb i en- Mrtilleri=
f%aierne / Strolsbura og foripgtc at
lope Gprpr. Sen ferite Gel al Span-
6ornn1er opiplbtes oa. Mrtilleriitera1e
iamle6e Jig ont bam og roabte: &C.
he Mapolem! 2epc &eiieren! &o1,
l%rbfploeoe Ell Some fra &eiier Mapo-
leoms G@ og benpiite til 2r,,en,
iom blep baaret be0 Matiterlit5 o9
@agram. Men sSs1lfanterilterne 1,Gg=
teoe at goo me6.., &rinie,l blep gre
bet og fa3tet / 6engfel. Se1,ere
blep ban UNDER @epogt11ing fsrt til
@aris og 6erefter til Mmerifa me6
cit 6regot.. 2Gnge ipepeoe 9ronniu=
gem / l1bisbeo; BUM bsrte intet fra
bonn. S Senbolo til ~forlegleoe Or
orcr gift 6regatten ne1nlig ferit til
Mio Saneiro or bleo ligge1,be Ser Ell
Sio. uGfibet foripi,l0er / Mgrfet"
ion M11latinben bap0e forl1bfnet.
Sa 9romiag @orteme bar life
Starr0 til at fpIge faan. Sum TOR
ing, nugget fig" - be6sfpg.
Sgioa ben iioitc Sci al G4oo-
fom1nen ppfplhtes, ion1 2eierm
res: S 1913 nalgtes &rinlen til
6ranfrigs &raiioarrt, og fire Mur
- 20 Mnr. eftera G~pon6pmmens e1f=
ligelic 6erefter bol6t ba,1 tit SSllo=
tog / Suilerier1e iom Granif1nnnbe=
,reS Setter.
9ronni1g. @ortenles melt braa=
Ser'be &mlfe bar ppfplbt; men ieip
cplepeoe b1un ifhh hen1se 8egipenbeo
snllit snnr btpb' nlbstebc iat837.
i~s +..n $780, - =.-.sie -. ..s%~. ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27
"
Ghuagn..

Splubrpllnp. Carl 9arien og
Suitr,1 feireoe SEN "A. IS. / oeres
bpggeligc @iem, 1852 @otomac
anc::, bers 25=aarige @rpllupsoag
meo: EFT 1terrc pellpffet Set bpor
manage fje1eote Nniigter fra set cant
lfe Turet,ingslip iaaes. @eo set np=
oelige &orb Dol6tes cit MGnghe Gn=
ler, 81. a. at 8. Sc .8lo,r6> &raii=
bert @oe, bnilfe to @errer ogiaa
bapoc ifrepet nogle. im,1ffe so1,gc /
9agells M11leoating. ST.. @arl Sar-
fen og &ultru 9a11ra +. @unien moo
tog / 9ogens s. manage @epis pao
sen Nopuloritet % Mgtelie Sc 1spoer.
| Jprm AT .1nutffe @abcr, 8lomi ter.
2pfsnHni1t9sbrepe og 5elegran,mer
Selpbrl1oen ..er ira Galbpnebre i
9anmnrf, bpor be1r0es Gor9lbrc
el10nn leper.
3a,1ifc &eritreblnSe hsce3 ,ptu
9e nr:r.;toaenbe &efenat.
9anif Tolfelip ira set Isle Mar=
bnnorece. Soften / 2incoln Centre
/ Gorsoags blep en- afgiort Sufces
for ct. @tefars Notwithstanding
og ggoiioens flinfe Solfeoaniere
ln6er 6rf: Dagnp &eoeriens fpn=
oige % 6petige 2e6elle. @ellem
3 og 400 Gamer og @errer bapoe
gipet Mebe og. fulgte ma6 flor SIT
teresie Sc forifiellige Ml1mre poo
programmed, og los set life forte
poo 8ifolo. Is 8inoitoltap" par
ferit paa Hrogrammet. Scenen TO-
reltille6e ct @erelle fro set 18oe
Marbmorebe. 3aa Baarben ii0ber
en- Sci @iaiter omfring ct 1angt
8or0, Deo Ben enc gibe ipinoer e,
gammel Some pao lin @of, meoens
to Men6 farter l1loen for ben0e.
Mf @ieIterne omfring 8or6et bin=
Der 11ogle Strbmper, andre fortnl=
Ter &iitorier og enfeIte giper Ell
seng tilbeoite ! Ggte, ipoff Msln1o-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27
minneapolis

Spnoag 5. 1. Marts er ben fpr-
|ite o&irfegmgs=Senba / Sen &um=
pag1,e, lom er blepe11 iperfiat ber
i 8Den AT cit rcprGl entatip &omite
fripillige, ion1 er i1tenesieret i en-
ltprre &irfelpgning pao S%pncoge11e.
Banfettem for 9r. Stub. Sm=
firing 400 Nerioner bar 3eltagere /
6en @a11fet, lom Ell Gel al Or s..
6. Clubs &eanner fit iitanb forle=
BEN Mften pe0 7=Giben i Gonulo1on's
SEQ &ooms / Mnlecning bons 65be
Ipoielsbog. Saler boI0tes al So
flor S. %. &relrs, 2aurit5 g. Gmsl<
Jon, SSu11res 81. @eterion' glius @o=
cbie og Eait. &c. 3. S1mitao. S.
@ilio1t bar 9oa1tmalter. Mff5
@!anmah Smenosra0 cg Sobn Sfo9-
mo bar oaioa poo 3rogrammet mes
Gang.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27
En- 1t1wrkrlig
&paahnm,
Da &eiier Napoleun ben srebies
&ip' fornbiagbes.

S i'm nplig ubfom1lc @og ON
Dromnillg @ortenie ifilbrer @lara
|SicDlrbi ct mgrfeligt 9ilfalbe al
Tom10ligelie. gfs6ronningen al SOL
lan0, joni rur mcgt opertroilf %
ltnrff plagebe Jig meo Gnnfer for
6remtioe,1, bar lenearoe optaget al
alt, Ser ito6 / Dorbi1roelfe ntab Man=
oeber6ene1,. Huber fin 2an6flpgttg=
beo poo Slottet Mrenenberg bra9te
4ronni1lgen ofte Bette Gmne paa
@one. So Ell al 9ati6ens me1t BE-
fenote @ppnotilerer, Or. @ailln /
6 teraaret 1882 beiggte benbe paa
set 11Gm1te Slot, bao bltn barn ON
at boloc cit Seance; BON louecc at
gore Bette, bpis ban fru6e fi,roe ct
posie11oe Meoium. &larr6t Sc Ser
Toner, font 9ronningem %fremitilleoe
for Gam til bette 9iemeo, palgtc ban
Ell 0l1latinbe, Molpina, ser Dor be-
ifieftiaet / &gffenet. $500 @rlnno
al fit 3ltnrbe6 pg l1bibenbeo fl1rbe
bltn pnn,ligt for1toa 11oget al 60
gen.
Dr. @uilln hppuotijerene 0il1lot=
in6en, font folbt / let G9pn, bpor=
efter ban 1atte be1rte. i 6orbi11belie
mes Gronni1tgen.
- Ger ou min Gen &apoleon,
ipl1rgte Dronningen.
= Seq Ter bam1, iporebe Malpi=
no. @an er omringet al 9oloater.
Man iamler fig ON bam % raaber:
n2ebe &eiieren!" - ma1p barer en-
EFT trefarpet Sane % cit 9rn.
Set mao p9re Mrtillerlterne
/ 9ejre11 .peo 9bun, fagbe Mooerm.
@ei hi en- life / Spejts, mum=
le6e @alpino, Der blep mere %
mere nrolig. - &bor er hi? Seq
berer, at mon tnler &pjt! Me,1 man
raaber:: r9ebe aeiieren!" - &rin=
fen taler til Soloaterne! - Sc
hnrer life @pejtiernes Uniform.
- @poo ier 6l mere, fp,1rgte 0r.
8aillp, iom foritarfeoe fine Gtrpg=
Ringer.
Seq fer life mere, iparcbe Me=
oiet. Men efter en- stlmos Gousbeo
roabte bum plu5ielig: SO, MT ier iee
BAN igen! @at er aIene - ian ct
6angiel.
S SengieI, nbbreo Dronni1,=
gen, min S6n Mapoleon / 6pngfel?
D6rer gaar op. Mon TOM
mer for at bente bom; ban fgres
bort al @oIittiolooter.,
Man ferer bann bort! roobte
Moberen meo M11gitifrig. 6porfo1
6rer man bam bort? 3por fire,
mon bam ben?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27
Sen Iebcnoe Mrtifel ONT lt0Itillin:

Selt ltuCllue Nlltlel VII 1tuI ltlllIt=
gen er lfrepet lpecielt ior v&epiem"
of Setretur / SlrbilGlmsncIttllin=
gems &resiebureal1 $. SIR. 2ebm=
fulfil. @r. 2ebmfllbl imoleoer lin
Nrtifel meo Ell @eifripelie al 6rcg=
ner @%ppeogaaro / eamle Gage, %
Cen bar Centrum for bpa6 &riitiu=
mia 6eneang eje6e al <ltl,r og
archaeological, til Sens Smbannelle
ira Ell &ripattolig : lioit / Ja1mi-
lien @aoes Gle til: ct Mi0tpunft
for l1oltillingens raitfpie Sin. &an
giper bernGl i Ell orienterenoe Be-
Ifripelie al llbltiIinge11, ipeeielt al Sc
Mfoelinger, 1om melt cirefte intereS=
lerer 8eiegeute fer / 2anoet, og
%il1ttter mes at pege ,Goper moo
Tremticen, ion lpler Set 1tpe Morge
i1ne6e. Mrtifelen er illultreret neo
mango pafre 9illeber.
9eorlf Mmerifonernes 9eltagelie /
Soften tolfes parmt al Martin 9.
@un1o / cit oigteriif @ilien til Morge
og al &a,r1a Mitrup 2arien / Ell
Sberii9t ODER Sc forifiellige &epg=
gelier, iom CT l1cgaoet berf fra for at
beore Morge / sSl,bilel1msaaret.
81. $. 6. Stltb, Sen 11orife Sp=
NODES 6orman0, bap0e lopet Sic
pietp". Ell Mrtifel cn @irfens SsSl10=
ilp6el1 c pao Set NOR f=amerifanife
Monoslip. Ga 81. Stl1b besperre
6leo forbinoret, blep bans &perp
oper4aget al Haitor 8. 6. &iltab,
ErGlioent for &orf &egion 2l,tber
College. Go5tor 9fiitab fprer cit
iforp Yen og beberifer fulo1tunbig
tit Gimme. @illeber al ben nl61tc
oa al Ell al Sc npeite og pregtigite
&irfer / Set nor tie Mmerifa ri ler ser
burtige l1bpifling, iom bar fln1oet
Steo.
Sen leben6e liternre Mrtifel /
bette Nltmmer er cit Nfbanoling al
s. s. @nleita0 om @ult @Qn1iuu1
meo Nortr9t efter ct Maleri al
&enrif 2l1n6. ST.. &pIleiteo bar
netop ooeriat @o1miuns rMp Soro",
iom | bisie Gage 1t6eipes al Gbor-
lee Scribner's Cons. Settle ct
merfelig nf, set fbrite al %om1u1s
betpoeIige @erfer, TOM nofommer
fer / 2an6et, ifisnt ban aIlereoe er
oberlat pad Sc fleite ea1ropniife
Gprog. SberiGtteIien %o,1rneInes i
6ette Summer al .@epiem".
vSiem til Morge" &lmmeret In
oebol6er ogiao en- M 0periettelie at
$50, ii elifer bette 2anbet" al &ro=
fesior @almer neb Dale l%1niperlitet,
0esl1oen mi1r6re Mrtifler, ct fort
Nntal 8illeoer ira Morge, Dmmorf
og Mmerifn, MeonftionsnrtifIer 90
8oganmel6elier. ,@epiep" gipr Set
til fin Spgabe at bolbe fine 2elere
%lt1cerrettet ont bboo Ser nofommer
poo gngelf ONT ifanoinapiife gmner
enten / 8ogform eIler / 3~ibsifrifter,
faut ON Sc norife, fpenife % bunife
@Rrfer, Der llofommer / engelif
Speri 9ttelie. Den er iaalebes al
fpeciel @Rrbi for set ltaoig bofienbe
antal 5for1oinaoer, iom, ifis1rt ielp
mnerifaniiereoe, gierne bill fslge
Viii
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27

Sbiens r@jenaansere" bill / Sen
'leermelte 6remtib Blue. opfprtei Sen
en9elife Speriattelle G@bolts")
poa @arrief=S beatret / SEEM Sort.
5oreitillingen eibes til Snotngt for
set Snenite @olpita1 OF set Spenife
Mlberbomsbjem. SSsritiatipet er to-
get of Sen ipenif=umerifunife sflte=
1pillerinoe 6rf. @iloa Gngl11no, iom
lnattge bil erinore ira 9inoberg=6o=
reltillingen / Carnegie 2pee1m for
ct @ar Star iioen, 80 FUN ipilleoe
ssSrl1 Mlpins Stole. Sum pil ri1nelig-
pis beb Senme 2ejligbeo ipille font
the Molle poo @ngelif. 2rf. gng=
Iun6 bar / ti6ligere Mor ipillet meo
Mug11t 2m6berg boaoe i Gorge og
Spertgc..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27

Grief g, @jellnm, rGecorab=Fo=
1ten"s forrige &eoafter, opoe / Som
Ter, Col, oen g.. 6ebrltar efter
at bape paret ipg en- lang &effe al
eAor.s. Son nar fpSti utico, @is.,
/ 1852, eraouerece i 1879 fra 9u-
tier College, ituoereoe -SSlts peb
Soma ltniperiitetet og berefter / to
Mar peb &oIns @opfms l1niperiite=
tet. S 1883 Mep ban Geoaftbr for
vAlbert Sea Soften" % / 1886 a11=
lat beo vDecorab=&olten". Ga ban
/ 1900 pao @rln16 al ipigtenbe Sci
breo forloo .9ecorab1Hoiten", bop=
Sc. bon / flere Mor pGret 8labets
Gbefre0aftpr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27

n1eo i ll0piflimgm / fine 6Gores
2a16.
Sc ma'1ae iaglige Mrtifler og sc
imllffe 8illecer gjer bette 5eitnam=
MGR al v&ehiem" bel berb at opbe=
pare jo,1 ct Mfin6e ON S1belaoret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27
&rborefultet

Sen nnse nurite %%illeSbm9ser,
-@r. &ol,l 6ieloc, bar facet @eltil=
ling pao eli Butte al 2incoln, iom
lfal pere en- @ope til Morge fra
Nnromunbenl i Goro 9afotu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27
st m%prif=amerifanif Gtepne.

2igbeb meb, bpab Ser / Ganmorf
1fer for 9anIf=Mmerifanernes SEQ
fommenoe, bil ser ifglge .&sgifrle=
bla6et" til CONNER paa @i0spolo
6olfebeilfolc / Norge bfipe afbolot
ct gtebne for @orlf=M merifanere.
Set er Ennfen, at @trpnet lfal fin
Sc Steo 1ibit Ssy1ni % fsrlt / Sl1lt,
ialt Sc Gage, og at set Ifal Of
jll1ttes meb ct 5olfemp6e. @pjlfole=
foritanber SON SgrenIe n ifal bore
2e6er al BET, og en- &@ffe fremra=
genoe Me,,b og apinoer bil biGl=
pc til me6 6oreorog, &oncerter oip.
Sem6bDoerne baaber unoer ct faa=
Dant Gnmb9r / ltore &rGf at funa,e
gipe Deltogerrc ct 8ille6e al Mlti-
Dens Morge % iamtict9 at funne
bi6rage til ct libligere 5amfpm
meIlem Moromeno 116c og bic1nme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27

96orpaloien aoses Maiferabe
iioite 2proag Mften Hep Ell pRn
Sa1fces og aoaniteen iortjener &oo=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27

art, tnotil Ell al Sc albre refer iig|
% tiger: r9e' ia io no cllerg boz
ltof 40 ben Slmrs, ifa' Ri no ct BOD
cit 9ans?" % iaa begp1ber oe|
at 6anie liDligt % tafffait alle oe|
fmuffe banife 6olfeoonie, % 8l1b-
liflm tilflapper DEM ct itormenoe
8ifalo, % inrlig r&obberimcoen"
gjgr 9pffc % maa ou1ies 9acopo.
Sao blep Song Gbriitian" % STR
Country" afinnget % man began Jig
til 6tc floor, bpor Sc elifperoige
Gamer ierbere0e aaffe % &nger.
Otter anffeboroet fit nla1l Jig eli I'LL
le Spingom til 81. II, bporefter
man be9ap fig poo 9iembejen fra
1en1e pcllpffeoe 6eitligbco.
Otter 9igteren 8. 6. Nfieliens 9ys-
btlleofurecrag / @omaro Sbeater
Seuoagen 5. Is. 6eb. bar Ser, iom
omtolt, inpiteret til Ell %ielifobelig
Sammelrfomit / 9m,ia Sail. SEQ
oe1rne 2eiligbeo fremiagoe @r. s.
8. Ditlefien Ell al bam ielp forfottet
Harobi pao 0en egentlige Yrolog.
Earobie11, iom gjoroe flor 2pffc, loo
loaleoes:
Meo 9uit fra Gonnlorfs Slipper
% fra SEN gooe ounlfe &ug
JONI enc fin Magt llbeper
pao fplote 6o1rife @ltg;
meo @l,o fra Dmnarfs 8pgelfop
bpis M11l0joro fie1rote en- Carl
Hloug,
6bor lattergol, / Matten lpol
ri 2p,gielstoner lnrte,
mes @illen fra Sc blnoreo &pr
ira Bltgte, JIoroe, Girls og Sgcr,
fra alt, bpoo hi iom 8prn far fje,1ot
= blep hi ira 9armarf len0t!
81 traaote paa cit fremmeb @r1rno,
ct fremmeo Gprog por / Dor Mlu1b,
ri pilligt tog til Memmc.
Eapir ri bite paa, at Juno
ri font fra Gognet biemme,
bpor ri far blpot og a,1glt bar mgbt
i Sfolen, bpor paa @pggen iprong
Dor 29rers Stof mes Gang. -
@puo @grn bar lGrt at glemmc,
ifal Ma,1@en alorig ba1ife!
@i bor ei CLIENT, bporben ri brog,
ri mimceS set, ri lapner set,
por felles Mpoer gop11er set
at fplge os / fort og imaat;
bpergang set gaur cit 2o110smon0
gobt,
iom rejite langpeis fro it Stem,
og ielp fonol 7'oa at iloo fig trent,
iao banter set paa Gnbifd6s Dpr
mes @lo6ets piloe @ormc,
oa boiifes Ser, 1om ginb ha1,ot @gr
De1 Manb! Mh1 @ltoerne fig mao
forbnrme!
- ~. 49, So
ga mgrfner set ON MaeDpers wirnD,
81 bnper ben6es &%iertebrn6,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-27
v6iem til Morge" Mmmmeret al
MmerieamsS Scandinavian @ebiem CT
nofommet.
Ashland Fallne til SaIg.

~ Mejeridrift Farmers Creamery. Avl
af allie Kornsorter o9 navn1iR af B6nner
Kartofler Og Ferskener. Dansk Kirke,7
H6jskole OF B6rneskole. skriv til
Peder tn. jensen,
ashland: Hsjskole), Grant, Mich.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-15
MAN WHO MADE PEARS SOAP
 FAMOUS BY ITS ADVERTISING
 DIES IN ENGLAND, g YEARS OLD

later, when the new advertising ideas were ine full swing, MT. Barratt spent as much as 5000 pounds in a single year on advertising in it's various forms.
 Success followed success. and in 1892 the firm of A. and F. Pears was converted into a limited liability com pany, with a capital of SIG, ,00o pounds, MT. Barratt becoming chairman and managing director, a position which. he retained up to the time of his death.
 .Good Sgornire-.''s
 Good morning! Have you used Pears Soap 2' has become ilnmortal in the literature of advertising. He got the idea by asking his staff to write down expressions used most of ten during the day, and Good morn inE was sent in by every one of them. All the morning papers had a double column advertisement. putting the simple question It could not be avoided: it cried out everywhere
 If pIebiscite were taken of the best known picture, Bubbles '--the paint ing of Sir John Millais' infant grand ' son-wolIId win easiIy.It became and still is the ideal pose in photograph: CTS. studios for thousands of curly headed little boys, The poster was shown all over the world. You Dirty Boy and He won't Be Happy Till He Gets It. are, pictures which can only be associated with one commodity and one firm.
 Mr Barratt was one of the few strangers who ever got on to the ofIor of the House of Commons. MT. Clad stone was speaking on the Home Rule bill at the time and Mir. Barratt con fessed laughingly afterward that he made tile greatest mistake of his life by not refasing to leave and thus ere ating scene in the ouse, which would have ended in his being sent to the Clock Tower and given him the finest publicity he ever had.
 MT. Gladstoness Tribute.
 It was Mir Gladstone who gave him q priceless advertisement by speaking of the multiplying of amendments till they were as plentiful as the adver- tisements of Pears soap.
 A perfect organizer. a master of de- taiE MT. Rarratt was also too much Of an artist to allow his enterprise ev- CT to offend against good taste. Three hundred representataives of the lead ing newspapers of England. the United States and other countries at ban qdet recently presented him with d service of plate worth 1000 pounds. E A thirty years labor Of love was his nonum entail work, *aThe Annals of Hampstead which contained unique collection of pictures and eu-. riositfes, and was disting guished by a notable literary skill and erudition HIS collection of Nelson relics included the original of the log book of the Victory.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-15
Don't Trust CaIOInel
Thousands Experience Bad Ar ter Effects From This
 Dangerous Drug.
A Safe Vegetable Substitute is pr. Ed
 wards Olive Tablets for the Liver

Dr. F. M. Edwards, a prominent physician of Ohio, has discovered a laxative and liver toner in a cornbina- ton of vegetable materials mixed with olive oil. which is in effect almost ex- act1y like calomel, except that there are none of the bad after effects
 Dr. Edwards has long been a foe of calomel, though he recognized it's val ue along with it's dangers.
 [ His distrust of the uncertain drug eventually started him. years ago to- wards experiments with the view If discovering a substitute and he has been for several years in possession of the 1ong-sought-for combination which is in the shape of a little surar' coated, olive-colored tablet.s 4 The results of T. years experience and practice are embodied in these marvellous little tablets.
 They are called pr. Edwards Olive Tablets. And their effect on the liv- CT has been the means of relfef to many of pr. Edwards regular pa tfents as we'll as to thousands of oth CTS who have suffered and were afraid of ca1omei
 There is no necessity, when vo,, take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. bv following them up with nasty, sicken- ing. griping salts, or castor oil, as you do after taking calomel. Try them 10c and 25c per box. At all druggists. The Olive Tablet Company. Coluna bus, O.-Ae7v
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-15
(From the London Daaily Mail.

1From the London Daai1y Mail.
 We regret to announce the death or MT. Thos J.. Barratt, the chairman of Messrs. A. & F. Pears, Ltd. the soap makers. who died at Margate at the age of nearly seventy three.
 MT. Barratt had been i'll sspce Jan- uary and recently left his bed 70 travel to Margate by motor car. Soon after his arrival he suddenly became much worse, and doctors were in attend ance astrthe hotel day and night
 One of thA most remarkable figures in the world of modern advertising, MT. Barratt was it's greatest pioneer The father, in fact,pf modern advertise ing, he banished the crude and garish from the boarding and made the pos ter the thing of beauty it is today, building up a great business by new ideas, which stamped the name of Pears indelibIy on the minds of people in every quarter of the earth. He enlisted in the work great painters like Millais and gave a new and uni versaI publicity to their works through the medium of the poster.
 A Fine Looking Man.
 A fine looking man. tall and musca1- lar, his life was one of tIreIess and ren1arkables energy up to within a few months. of his death. T began by sad F ] vertising Pears. [ he said. telling the story Of his first venture This London born boy was coming home from school when he saw g, little card in 8 greengrocer's shop window bearing an unconvincing annonncement Of the price of apples. He thought he could do better and went home and painted a card which he exchanged for the shopk eerers apples.
 Soon after reaching his maj 5ority, Mr Barratt took up a position as trav- eler in the Pears toilet soap business. MT Andrew Pears, the inventor of the soap, had long been dead. and it was MT Francis Pears, his grandson. who was then carrying on the business, spending only some 80 pounds year upon advertising MT. Francis Pears in 1865 took his son, MT. Andrew Fears, and MT Barr att into partnership. This was the starting point Of the new Pears era In ITS MT. Francis Pears retired.
 Advertising Hooked Down On
 There were no big advertisers in the present day sense at that time: in fact. he great business houses rath- CT shooked down. on advertising. Mir. Barratt saw differeptly. Year after year the boundaries of his advertis- ing and Of the Pears business were concurrently extended.
 When MT. Barratt joined the firm the business was quite a retail one, in which. perhaps, fn the eighty years of it's previous existence not more than 500 pounds all told had been spent in adv6rtisinE. Not very many years
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-15
DOGS BLAMED FOR INCREASE IN COST OF
 WOOL AND MUTTON

M Washington, May 5.--Tc formulate plans for placing the sheep and wool industry on a more stable basis, Sec retary Houston, of the Department of Agriculture. has announced the calling of a. conference here June 2, and of those interested in the industry. A large attendance is expected.
 Subjects to be discussed include the manufacturing value of American woo1s; improvement of farm and ranch methods of handling wool: pos sfble adaptation of foreign methods of handling wool; standardization of the wool clip, and prevention of dam age by dogs and predatory animals.
 Although pointing out the high quality of American wool, the Depart ment says that present methods of handling cause it to sell for less than it's true value, and that it suffers com pared with foreign wool
 Damage done the sheep industry by predatory animals is estimated at 10 per. cent in certain sections. while dogs extermfnate whole hocks of sheep in some cases.
 sIf there were proper control of dogs the Department says, the sheep population of farm states could be doubled The effect of such an increase on the country's meat sup ply would be pronounced. as sheep in. farm states are raised principally as meat producers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-15

A new wonen's strike during which no woman will kiss or talk to her husband is proposed by a suffrage leader in New York Mightn't the antis step in right here and do some thing as strikebreakers?-B Times.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-15

GLORY political influence outside
  republic republics the by of he me hennselv ONE OF CHANGE sLlvE-aF HAD NOT BEEN MONROE
 
 DOCTRINE VENEZUELAN THIS declaration
 
 When Europe or GOOD, LOOK DECIDED THEY ING FROM US.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-15
RIG NDUoEMENT.

Now, Freddie. once for all. will you wash your face and hands 2, Sure thing, if it's once for all!''
Newark post., 1914-09-09

At THE POST, of course,-a
Shop where Printing il con-
sidesed an Art and not Job.