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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04
limits fgrjtc Sal!tr,l en- franif, 90

ajpberbap1l #25. Nub. gjenbioner
fortrller, at IDiferne er ibrigt be-
ifiGftigeoe 1nep at 7ptte i Stono
ga1nle 5Gitniesspnrfer i De ganle
banite Nropinler slesDig % SOL
lte11 iaa bel lon1 Sen lange 5fonie=
rGffe Da11nepirfe' paa 9forofioen af
aielertanalen. Set let lnaleoes uo
til at Ipiter1rf frDgter for en- sssS11=
paiion at 5pnberjpnu,1o al be Ml-
liereoe, % at be. berfor oipr fig i
5tano til at tpee i,1,oo ct Mngreb
fra ysoro. 9qsua paa Soften af
Solite1 anleqges. ser eu geffe
5fonier iaabel ion1 paa geitfioen al
@lben.
@jpbenbopn, ~. 9eop. Golparo
.. Binslolp, Den anerifanife Sc
neralfo11iul berlteoS, og Mrs. 8ins=
lom, unberbolot si gftes peo en-
Thanksgiving 9inner" bellpeo 200
slnterifanere, iont opboIoer Zig i
aipbenbopn bel1tenbe poa 8efor-
oring til Sc Jor. 5tater. Galer
blep bolot, bpori Yreiioent 8ilIon
og belle bonS aobinet lobpriites for
oen State Be sbor poet be Mmeri-
fanere, ion bar ftranoet europa
UNDER &rigel1.
&iebenbabn, 1T December. Den
lpenife Camper Ys5rteblano" Scr
forloo SEEM Yorf ben %. Dftober
poa &ejcn hertiI % o1lfom til &irf=
mall, SfotIan0, be1 10. @oben1ber,
er al ct britiif arigsifib i,,bbrogt til
;5bielbs JONI Nriie.
&jebel1bapn, 1. December. Dan1p=
ifibet Marp" ",..#bienn1ebpre11be i
Gsbjerg, ltobte senoog paa Ell 0ei-
ne ! @orbigen % git tilbu1tos. Be
i9tninge::.. IA Mono git to
8oabe, bboraf sen enc bIep opta=
get uf Dan1perr,1 usS,noo % lono-
lat i @rinSbi goar glftes. Der,
unben 8aab> bboti bar MarDs SIR
lteitprnano egH6, Mqno, hpues.
&jgbcnbobn, 80. 9toben1ber. Ct
tpif Meroplan, benanbet meo en-
tplf Officer og .Mefanifer falbt i
Sgen ibag ipo for Gornns, ,sSpl=
lono. 6lpper11e bleb reboet og in
terneret. Sc ingoe, Sc babbe for
laot &iel Morges og flpiet ober
Selgolano og longs Slespigfujten,
bbor oe bleb pperfaIot al Ell iprr
Storm.
4jpbenbaD,L 80. 9eoDcmber. !6cle
oen ifanoinaDiife Nresle ltgtter Tor=
llaget ont at giDe 9epbels sSrcospriS
for iadr til oe ,,eolioel,oe @eIgiere,
bbilfet bilbe bore / Operens]tenl=
n1elle neo Dr. Mlfreb Q. 9fobeIS
SS0eer, 90 Ne11ge1le paa Sen Maooe
biloe blibe o1lpe,1bt til ct fuIoforu<
men 1le1ltralt sSormaaI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04
;yrebae, %. 9}ope ,,,ber,

Set brittle arigsifib v8ulmorf"
efsplpoereoc igoor neo 5beernels,
80 Mil fra 2pnoon, foraoriaget bcO
cn Gfsplplton i1lbenbor6s, % benDeo
500 Menuelfelip git. tabf.' 5fibet
lnnf ,,elten piebliffelig., bporDeo
Mon6ifabet blep unbbraget 2eiligbe=
oea1 til at frelIe 2inet. seo lllpf=
fe1,s sSrlotrGffelle bur nan J9ro
meo at lGsle 5fibet n1eo 9lmm,1ni-
tipn. Gn llnoerlpgelie ON slarIa-
gen til Gfsplplionen er begpnDt
@teooelel1erne pn be rl,siiife Sci
re i @o(en er enomt life blepen be-
freftet al &cgjeringen i Hetrograo.
Set pooltnaeS in1tolertib, at SC rus
fife 5ropper er itaoig 6rcmgang,
iffe alene / Hole11, men og1oa /
@oli5ien og Elt=3reuslen. Sra
Berlin ,neioes o0ioa ioag ont sSrent=
gang.
gn Iorbolospis 5tilbeb berifeoe
igaor pao 0en oeltlige &rigSirpnt.
3au e,,feltc 5teoer nar Mrtilleriet /
&irfio1nbco Lungs belle 2i11ien fra
Morblpen til 5beits.
So tuife @irurger, iii Oiafpllis-
lcr pg tnpc 1,nDeror0neOe beb oct
itsr'te arigsbolpital for Set 2oct tD=
lfe 9rmeforps 1Sro1,frig, er al
en- fronif Srigsret bleben bbn1t til
en- 6enelelsitrof fra en- Neaaneb til
tire Aar for at babe nbplpnbret De
Iaarebe Solbater / 9olpitalet.
So Megjeringer11e Columbia og
gquooor begge bar erflnret itg
lifpIoig i 8ruo pao 9teutralitetS-
Iobene, bill Sc .6or. 5tater lite fore
toge Dibere 5friot operfor Sc i11b-
s4sbne-~ ~9srateite Jraufrig og
Gtorbrito11tien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04
Eurhun1Batxtrrttt.

&rag sSgrsenien @ebererne iGl.
ees life. Sra Malbington meooe=
Ies, at be af Sc Sor. 5taters @rme
fasiereoe &rag- -SSergenlen @eperer
iffe bill bIipe ioIgt UNDER Sen euro.
patife 2rig til tlogen, ligegDloig
bbiIfen Motion, oe repreienterer.
@nre11 er rlm forsDnet meb BET /
Megjeringe,ls Mrienaler fonltrae=
rebe fraftige Springfield @epqr
2Ditrejienbe 11aa foripne iig 1neo
Has. lloenrigs6 6epartene11tet bar
r6itebt en- officiel Grflaring ON,
at ollc Mnterifnnere, Ser agter al
|bclgge Sc frigsfgre1,oe 2an6e, belf
bpr foriDne fig neo ct &as. ant.
bosIobpr Noge 2onbon bar ntelbt
til l1oe1rigsb bepnrtententet, at bner1
[5fib til GngIano bringer r11ange
Gerioner, Der paaftaar fig at bore
anerifanife Borgere, men lite bar
[@ag, % 90 griterne fraber Bos
bos bber Herp1 Der fommer IND
pau britif Gerritorin1n, bliper oel
ssorpif fIinger 9aaar iaa l,nbnte Ser
ioIler fgeer nbaSinogre1 on gos
Dor Sc pa1lifcIig for at Iegifin1ere IA
"a piie tiiIfreo iIIel.oe 8epiifes Is,
ii sorg Feb
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04
@eneral Gon5ales far, ifplge ino

@eneral Gonaales far, ifelge ino.
lpbne Mebbelelfer ira Baibington.
for ct Nar Dage fi6en erfl9ret iig
felp for propilorif Nrafioent al
Merico. Gon5oles, Der for Rieblif.
fet befanot iig Yacbua meo en-
StDrfe poa 5000 Mano, bar Ell at
&onltitl,tionaliiternes fornenrfte 2e-
sbere i Rannpen moo &l,erta % bar
anfet for at bore ubetinget lopal
moo @arran5n. Otter Mguas Ga-
Iic1ltes Mpbet ioribnnot ban ipopaa
meo fin Seer % bans Gilbolbsreb
bar pGret en- @aabe.
Man tror lite ber, at @on3ales
lnc6 iin forbolbspiS lille 5tDrfe bill
pnre i 5tono til at bi11ore probi5oz
rift 4refioent Gutierrez % General
8iIln fra bcres trinnlferenoe S11btog
/ Merieo Gitp.
Sra 8ero gru5 rnebbeles, at &or1=
iul Canada, for nle|f ll1ulig at bin=
ore M1nerifanere fra at itronbe /
0era Gru3, bar beih1ttet at be6e
ll6enrig igsoepartementet i @aibing=
ton at offentliggigre, at ser life er
nogen paalioelig Sorbiuoelle meb
Mertco gitp, % at Der lanbipnlig=
bis iffe Til blibe noge1, paa flere
Tiger.
Mogle al Sc gmerifanere, Der on-
fp11llrer pau Dbert Sfib, er iffe bel
forlpnet mco He11ee og ao,tfulen
frDgter for, at Sc fan faIbe til 8pr=
oe.
Sra Gl Naio, 1eros> meooeles,
at Garra115a bar tele9raferet til fine
berbRren6e &eprefentanter, at ban
bar forfa3tet ollie Sc of 8iIla=Me=
gieringen i Gbibuob,la lt6ite6te Het1=
ge.s
@illo 11elbtes Dberligere at bube
n6lat tit ssSn6tog i Merico Gitp og
fprbliber ! Gl1la, nogle faa Sin1erS
@ei fra @obebitaben.
Gn trauspprtabel traablps 3ele-
graf. Sra Ronl telegraferes til 2on-
op1,, at Gpfinberen af set transpor-
toble traoblele Gelegrafapparat, ion1
fan ,1obtage MeooeleIier fra &eioe-
froftltationer 1850 engelife Miles
Nfitanb; bar ben1onitreret iin Opfi1,-
belle set brittle @eIanbtffab i
9fon1 / OberbGreIfe at en- flor Gor=
.ion1ling af' bioenifabelige Mutorite=
ter.
!, Gpfinbere11 foretog Ell Meffe for
bouien6e @fsperimerter noen at be-
nptte gpoler, Mobtagerit9nger el.
Ter andre Mpparater, iom anbenbes
bcb Naoiotelegrafering.
Sit bnab ban benDtteoe bar en-
iintpel 5trpn1ipre6er, ion1 bor bcf=
tet til ct 2on1n1eapparnt, en- almi1l-
6elig eleftriif Graoo; beb @ielp af
0e1tne lpffeoeS Set bam at opinoppe
traablpie Ieobelelier fra l16e11rigs=
bepartementet i 2o1,oon og Meb6e=
leller fra &aris % arigsifibe paa
seen. Mogle al Selegran1merne bar
/ Gbifferlfrift, og BET bite Jig, at
be bar fulbitanbig FORFEIT gie1gi=
bet.
Mal1ot pe tillteoeperenoe bar
forl1oen sen brittle @efnnbt, fran.
tie, rusfiife % iapatife Militarat=
tacbeer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04
2srbas, %. Mobeu,ber.

50 'roa britiife 0un1pifibe ct
bleDen boret ilenf al tpife Gorpeoo=
baabe nb for &plten al &opre, $50
Mil fra Sen nern1elte tplfe eSloobe=
ltation.
Det brittle MDnlirolttet utelber,
at bet brittle GpIlierifib .ahortum
er |teot poa en- 5en1ine og fanf ub
for @rin1shp, Is Mil fra &nlI.
@n italienlf sSiiferfl,ttcr er
ipran9t / 2l1iten af cit flpoenoe pit
rigif Mine nb for 8ari. Stolie,.
bar poo fiji Nrotelt til 9Itrig facet
1illagn ON, at en iaaoan &Gnoelie
bill blibe afpnrget Iren,tiben.
Gacpel Spiferne iom Mus'erne
nselber III ON @e1b peb 0peratin=
1lerne / Nolen, bnprtn1pb uoffieiclle
MeobeleIier meloer ON ct itort See
berlag for Ser, tpife Mrn1e. &eb
Sen pe'tliee Tront berlfer ioog itsr=
re Stilbeb eno laopanlig.
= =
On Meooelelic pn1 Ell ruslilt sp'~
ober oen tplfe glteris- g., @aoDe lerbes
Al Ell a@trre|ponoent eonoon til
Aeftioerao. SON n,eobeler, at en-
tpif 0rpo'er bleb ifl16t iienf % at
en- onben blep beifooiget, oa rnsiiife
arpoiere forpanoIet ion1 tpife Sfibe
ltsote til Den tpife Slaaoe Ell Gaa=
ge, bborpaa De aabneoe slo paa Sc
i11tet onen0e Gpifere, % berefter
1tnbllop ! Iaage11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04
9len 8eifeo.

aei5er Bilbelns Datter, &ertl,8-
i1,oe gictoria 2o,,iie of 8runsbig
ofIoeoe 8eipg pnn ct 2o5orct, for-
teller Sort 2nno
Den nDgifte Serfugi,,6e lpnaeS
meget efter fin Man6 % Sd bun
D6rte, at en- At Sc laoreoe boboe
tient under 9ertuge11 i 6eItel1, OBJ
fBgte- bun bon % ipl1rgte
&boroan Iaa Sertugeu no
09 Sparet Ieo
Mbsbeffiot Deres foneeIige.
4sjbebl
Otter Be @egnifpI, man baDoe
1baft bar rod fiffert 1ueaet beteg.
1,enoe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04

Departementets Mrfib, hnt at Der
foner, Ser refer til frigfsrenoe 2nn-
be, gnelano l,,btagell ffal fren1piie
fine Nas for oisfe 2anoes foniulere
Meprnsentonter i De 5oreneoe 5tn-
ter.
Streiten Colorado. Sra 8alb-
ingtnn n1ebbeltes i. 5gnoags, at
Ereiibent gSilipn bor nbnapnt Setb
2olp, Seem Yorf, Charles IS. NfiIls,
GDiIaoelpbia, % Eatricf @ilbap,
Glearfielo, Na., fo1n en- 2onlmis}ion
til at bebanoIe frenti0ige Strioig=
beoer mellen1 Grubeeiere og Mrbei=
oere, ser er it1bbifIet i ben nupe=
ren0e &ulltrejf i Colorado. &onlz
m!Sfioren er life blepet ne6lat for
at beba116le Sen ,1nbRrenoe 5tri6,
iom bar btbfert Sptpier og 8loos-
nogDoelle / COLORADO. &D>peI Do=
pies og IS. 81. 5airlop, oe Meglere,
iom / flere Maaneber bar forsegt
at bilggge 5treifen bill fortiptte
| fine @eltrebelier for at fao @r,1bc=
ejcrne og arbeioerne til at blipe
enige.
l1bnGDnellen of en- lanban @on=
nisfion forefonmer 6en Hlon fo,
EN- miolertioig 8iIeggelie af @trej=
fen ion1 Rraiioenten foreIog for
flcre Maaneoer fihen> og fom er
blebet goofjenbt of .@rubeejerne.
Oct bar 9ee6iettelien of benne &om=
ulisiton, font Brubeorbeiberne baboc
melt imo6.
8rnitbe,,tei1 erflerebc, at &p1n-
nliSiionen bill title fig til Nrbejoer-
neg loapeliom Arbeibsberrernes 9je=
nelte i 9ilfeloe of frelntioige @tri=
oigbeocr be0 Golorooos @rnber.
blot at trntfe Iropperne tilbage
og ioa lnbe Situationen fIare fig
selp bar n1inore, ems bans NIigt
frqbeoe at ban1, iagoe Brefioenten.
San ct al @11bern6r luminous of
Colorado blebet beot ON at trpffe
Sropperne tilboge fra enbeI al 81
ltriftet og l,il raaofere fig meo.
&rigSlniniiter @nrrilon 6esonqaa=
en6e 6enne l1ge.
Set oprin6eliae @ru1,olag for
oen Sperensfo,nit, fom Brefbe11ten
forei1og, inobefattebe 5rebsTutl,ina
for tire Mar, forublat at goIorabos
@iergbarfs. oe MrbeioerIope bleb
oberbol6f. Ii1bogeben6en til @ru=
berne al Mrbcjbere, Der lite CT Die
bet fl.noet ifploige i 9obbru6, 6or=
ba1o moo Mnbe11oelien af Gr11oiler Il
geoberfor sSagforeningsfolf iao bel
fon Nrbeibere, Der life tilbprte Sag
foreningen, % 9seointteIfe of Ell ao-
mite til at tage Strioigbeoer 1tn6er
8ebonoling.
Sen npe &rissifat. Sra gSafb=
i11gton mebSclcs, at ben npe Rrigs=
ifot er froobt / aroft ben 1. De-
cenlber. sSfelge &ongreslens 8co-
tagt afforores oerfor 1in en- 9fat
paa Sc forifiellige 5pirituoia, So
baf i raa % fer6ig 9ilitano, rets=
lige Dofnn,e1,ter. Enolom Sfisoer,
9eoter, 6ragtbrebe III. M, &beatre,
@anfer, o. /. b. Haa @rltno al
atilitrpffelis 6oriDning at Be fore
ifrebne Sfatmerfer forefonl oe
fprlte Bar 0age en- betp6eIig
5fanosning flere al 2a,,oets 5or=
ret1,inger, bbilfet i1niorerti6 MI er
bIeben ofbirlpet.
6ans sssrsru aasn,asien, en-
2anosmatlo Il @eitbD, 8is., er i
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04

Norif Camper inbfanset. s5ro
SaIifor, g. g, neIoes ben SO. No=
be1nber, at ben rorffe Do,nper
r5a,1oefjoros, Der feileoe fra saelp
gorf til ai6benbobn n,eo en- 2ob-
ming gon,uIo, bIep inobroet oertiI
fom arigspriie. Det n1istnnfes for
at bnpe arigs o1ltrobanoe onlboro
eg Happorteu ON, At BET bor 8oi.
Iorfilfe % oaioa aobber Iaeret an
Ser oInl,Io ben bll blite 1tuoerfsgf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04

6ans Sbrgrn 9tasmnsien, en-
2anosmatlo Il 8eitbD. Bis., er i
bisle Gage afgaaet beo Deoen 81
@ar gamntel. SON bor febt poo
5ipIIa,1o og tom til Coon Brairie
alIereoe i 1865. &n1ns &ultru oeoe
for tt gor iioen % oeres efterle-
benoe fire. 8prn CT Mrs. 8affunn,
Ga Grosle, 8is., Mrs. geicoIine
&nubIen, Mrs. sSacob DNen og
Msrs. 0gcar Sa1rnsnorf, olle i
Meitbp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04
Cnsbas, 2. December.

Sem @ege11ter befinoer fig I'LL beb
arigsfronten europe, nemlig ben
tpffe og rasfilfe aeiler. lom perlon-
Iig le6er aompe1, ! NoIen, oo Som
gen al g1,qlann. @onqen of 8eloien
oq @rnfibenten i sSronfr;o noo oen
}e1tlioe ssronf
laro So, nestr;cs xy,.. -. :
res Qin:~ 'eoe pal llu''s' 'e /.
,.'er 1'en' III 9eflDeoen ~
s'p1es.
Sen tplfe Higsodg bill pao ct Dtp-
oe ioag bebillige ct npt ariasloan
poo 81, ,25o,ooo. .ooo~
qaeroroa fon, ;,,at;r or;oe,,s 1,n-
br,,n no, e,onoaftoncn ~ !; zorb;o,,
hrsn ;ooor instonst - str;;ae,.,,s
gt;1rinnen I ,n ! RON 'insriae neI - ner,
altrioe s7ront foes Il : ,,prp hetpnfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04
IRA Krigf11B 8fltrr.
imiolertib eaon,, life bor bapt ,,pge'
afgiere1,be Mefmltat.

inniolertib enon,t life bor bapt npget
afgiere11oe @ehHat.
S Naria er aen normole GiFtnn6
,,1l otter nenot tilbaee. 8ouieDar<
Derne mDlorer al &en,eifer %
GDeatrene niI Ell al De fsrfte Dnee
otter blipe aab,et. &otellerne %
@utifferne er ioog bleben oobnet og
gipr ltrpaenoe Jorretni1,g.
! Asrins gilbert gbriitian, 5lpgt=
ming al Song @eor9, fo,1 bar fnm=
pet pad tplf SIDE, er bleben taget
til 6anae af oe brittle 9ropper.
&eopare1tbe 4anor1oDe lDope}t for
Slte110e fpnes at n9re ct &egn pan
0e 9nIiereoes 6orfsg pna at gien=
erobre 11Ghnte 8D.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04

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p
Gebpare1tbe QanonoDe 1Dbbe}t for
S}te11oe fpnes at nere ct Segn pan
be 9Iliereoes 6orfsg paa at gien=
erobre nGhnfe 8D.
Nfanbas, 80. &pbembtr.
Sen ltore aamp Io1n mn ra{er
Yolen bill iano5pnligpis 1lbnrte til
ben uelt of9jbrer1be 8eaipenbeo
belle arigen, neobeles ibng af be
n1ilitpre slutbnriteter, Jlere Dage
bil i1nioIertib gao ben fer man fan
oanne fig eat Mening ON llofol6et
&usierne melber ibag on, en- afgib-
renhe SER foran Rrafau.
1piflonb bar ioag nobetalt Guy
e1nba,rg el1 Sfaoeser}totning af
$37,50O foe tiIfeiet @fone neo ben
tbife Sabaiion 2a,,od Den, 2. Au-
quit.
sSoriloget fra flere ipoan,eritanife
2a11be p1u, at be sypr. 5toter til
trG6er en- 8ebaeelIe for at fierne De
frigsfGrenoe Magters Sfibe fra be-
res &piter, CT bleben ,nbot 1neb flor
1ilIutni1tg i Sc nelttrale 2anbe.
Sirsbag, 1. December.
SDfferne / BeIgien bar itnnoiet
al sSorbi11belie meb !@ollnno ben
&enligt, itges ser, at fiule oeres
Iroppebebegelfer til Sen pItlige
eSront.
Set britiife 8on1baroemcnt beh
3eebriigge er ioag fornpet n1eo for
6get 5fprfe.
Song George, feoiaget af fin 8ri-
batiefreter % Cutie, bar beeibet
fig til Sranfrtg for at be5sge oct
brittle &opeofbarter peo Gronten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04

Depnrtemel1tets 8dtemn1elfer fre=
per, at dolf, Der snffer 8as, ifol
inoienbe to lmaa lotoerafier uoen
,famn1e. hporaf ct fol meofelgc
@aSIet, meoens bet an6et gaar til
Departenentets Mrfip, hu1t at Ser
Toner, Ser refer til frigfsrenoe Gam
De, gnglano 1tnotagelL ffaI fren1pife
fine 8as for oisie 2anoes fonlulere
Meprasentonter De 5oreneoe Stu
ter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04
sirsbae, 1. Deten,ber.
Set britiife 8on1baroement beb
3eebriigge er ioag fornpet n1eo for
pget 5fprfe.

Song George, feofaget af fin Bri=
batiefretar % Cutie, bor begibet
fig til 5ranfrig for at beige oct
brittle &obeofbarter peo 6ronten.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1914-01-29
Finley Not A Candidate

Dodge City, Jan. 2l.-Judge
Gordon L. Finley announced to
friends today that he will not be
a candidate for reelection as the
Judge of 3lst district and he will
not again be a candidate for con-
gress from the 9TH district. He
will open law Office, probably
in Dodge.
Judge Finley served two terms
in the district whichis composed
of Ford, Gray, Kiowa, Comanche
Meade and Clark counties. He
was the Republican candidate for
congress againstG. A. Neeley in
1912. Carl Van Ripper, Dodge
City attorney, has announced his
candidacy for the judgeship.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1914-01-29
Canton Meade No. 8

Saturday evening Jan. "a Maj
U. G. Balderston of Dodge City
visited Meade for the purpose of
the Annual Inspection of Canton
Meade No. 8 Patriarchs Militant
l. O. o. f. The Major was ac-
companied by Chevalier S. A.
Scott of Dodge City.
After the regular session of
the Canton and the inspection
which was conducted in full
dress uniform, the doors were
thrown open to the ladies', and an
exhibition drill was given by the
Canton which was much appreci-
ated.
The Canton boys then served
an excellent luncheon to all the
guests, including the ladies'
t IL ~
of the Chevaliers, also the new
candidates who are now taking
the Encampment Degrees and
their ladies. The pressed chick
en- sandwiches prepared by Mrs.
M. F. Martin, the coffee made
by. Col. C. H. Burford and Major
L. f. Schumacher, the cakes
baked by Mrs. T. c. Baxter and
the ice cream from Kelley's were
all up to the standard of excel
lence which have made for these
people reputation. This part
of the program was thoroughly
enjoyed by all, and all did their
part.
Speeches we're made by Major
Balderston, Chevalier Scott and
several of the Meade boys. At
tention was called to the fact
that just six years ago, JAM, "a,
1908 General O. h. Stevens be-
came Dept. Commander of Kan
sas.
The party went to their homes
at 1890 feeling that the evening
had been we'll spent.
Under the efficient command
of Capt. Ralph T. Smith, Canton
No. 8 will be all right for 1914.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1914-01-29
Regional Bank For Kansas

Topeka, January Ex-Governor
Hodges made plea for the es-
tablishment of one of the region
al banks of the federal govern
ment on Kansas soil, at "a hearing
before the com mittee at Kansas
City, Missouri, few days ago.
He urged that the wealth and ag-
r1cultural Importance of Kansas
was worthy of consideration, and
that as Kansas City was to be
chosen that the bank ought to be
established on the Kansas side
of the river at least. 1t is likely
that one of the regional banks
will be established at St. Louis,
and if SO the establishment OF
another in Kansas City, Missouri
would give Missouri two of these
coveted institutions. The gov
ernor hoped to convince the com
mittee of the desirability of es.
tablishing the institution on Kan
sas soil.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1914-01-29
Program

To be given Saturday after
noon February 7, at the school
building in connection with the
of the District Boards:
Music By Quartette
Reading Lois Perkins
Address of Welcome
NC. Read
Fitness of The Teacher For
His Profession"
Mr.. J. B. Mcclure
1.-The District School as a
Community Center
Mr.. Paul Helsel
The County Unit Plan
Mr.. Frank Carlson
Parent and Teacher
Association"
Mrs. A. F. German
There will be special film at
the regular Saturday afternoon
picture show and music by the
band. All those interested in
education are cordially invited.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1914-01-29
'TWINE PLANT
in OPERATION
State VIII Be Able To Furnish
Twine At Big Saving To
The Farmers

The new twine plant at the
Kansas State penitentisry is now
in full operation, and the first
ball of twine produced was sent
by Warden Botkin to Gov. Hodg-
es. Experts pronounce it to be
of superior quality. 1t is now
certain that by harvest time,
the state will be able to supply
as much, or more, twine as ever
to the farmers of the state.
This new Twine Plant-built
by prison labor and without any
money-was recently pronounc-
ed by Professor Blackmar, to be
the only modern and efficient
part of the penitentiary.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1914-01-29
THOMPSON
FOR STANLEY
Kansas Senator Sees That A
Fair Deal Is Given In The
Stanley Case

That the present administra-
ton is favorable to the home
steader is shown in a case pre-.
scented to the Department at
Washington by Senator Thomp-
son which has just been decided,
wherein the proof of VIM. H.
Stanley to claim in Kearney
County has been accepted after
it had been twice rejected under
the Taft administration.
The point at issue was wheth-
er or not the claimant was en-
titled to credit for time which he
and his family actually occupied
the premises during the period
for which he had obtained a leave
of absence.
Stanley, who is now pastor of
the Methodist Church at Auburn,
has preached in nearly every
school house in southwest Kan
sas. and he was thrown in touch
with Senator Thompson fre-
quently during the latter's term
as Judge. This personal ac-
quaintance and knowledge of
conditions surrounding the oc-
cupancy of the claim enabled
Senator Thompson to success
: fully establish the merits of the
case, and his efforts in behalf of
the frontier missionary-preacher
had as much to do with the sue
cessful outcome as a difference
in the policy of the Department.
II will not be necessary now
: for a homesteader with meri-
torious case to appeal to Wash.
: ington with such men as Bob
J Wilson of Ulysses and J. V. Kill
} lion of Eminence in the Land
Office at Dodge City. Senator
Thompson was looking out for
the homesteaders when he select
ed these pioneers of Western
Kansas.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1914-01-29
Meade County Horses To Texas

That West Texas is advancing
rapidly as breeding-ground for
fine horses is indicated by the
large number of importations
from other states that have pass
ed throught Fort Worth recent
ly, bound for that thriving sec
tion of the State.
]. f. Parks of Meade county,
Kansas, was here one day last
week with eight head of fine
Morgan horses, which he was
conveying to Richard Selman,
the big horseman of Brady.
These Morgans were bred in
Vermont.
Mr.. Parks is one of the best
known horsemen of Kansas,
where he has been engaged in
the business for many years.
He is very enthusiastic over the
growth of the industry in Texas
particularly West Texas.
"Texas has every natural adj
vantage for the production of fine
horses and l am pleased to see
that it IS utilizing them at least, -
he stated.-Ft. Worth (Texasj
Live Stock Reporter.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1914-01-29

publican, but who in reality is
something else. In the last cam
paign we considered that, as be-
tween Hodges and Capper, Mr..
Hodges was the better candidate
We supported him consistently
ane energetically, because he is
a clean man, a man who has had
experience in legislation at To
peka, a law-enforcIng man, and
only state issues were involved
At the present NOM
ent it is our intention to Sup
PORT Mr.. HODGES AGAIN,
if he should be the Democratic
nominee, as against Mr.. Capper.
We don's like Capper's advertise
ments-we don't like his throw
down he gave the Republican
party last year-we don't like
the political gang he trains with
we don't like anything con-
nected with the Caprer boom.
What business has a man with
81 newspapers, more or less,
running for Governor anyway
If he should be elected, he would
use those newspapers to throw
dust in the eyes of the people,
and suppress the things the peo-
pie should know"
S. T. SEAToN.