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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-22
aonsresie1,. Gebattel1 i genatet
Der Jorllaget on1 Spbnpelle al

oper Jorlloget ON Spbppelie al
Asorugraien .onl slfgiftsfribeo for
anerita,llfe apltfartlfibe Nananla-
aanollopen nprnler lig III 1i1 Mf-
lIutting. @rlet pil bel111e l1ge
optage Beban0lingen al De tire ian-
falote 9lnti-Srllt 6orilog, iant {e-
mere Sc neoDe1roige 8eptlg11ingsIope.
Demofratiife 2ebere / 5enutet
ion itaar laln1ner 1neb Hr9jioe11ten
for Gpbppelie al Mfgiftsfribeoen,
penter at ie Gebatten af1luttet 2gr-
oug; nrel1 be melt optin1iitiife 2e-
6ere i @niet. tror life, at Be tire
Grultforllag fa1 blipe peotaget paa
nli,tore cit, tre tiger. Sc tire 6or-
ilag nil b!ipe rrtoget al @a1Rt ll1.-
Der cit 1peciel 0roensregel rnppor-
teret fra 6eglenne1lts sfo1nitee1r. gfe<
gelen pil inoifranfe Sen alnlinoelige
Debat til 40 Elmer; men Ser piI
life blipe 11ogen 8egr9ns11i1rg al
0ebatten 1llr0er 6en14Min1tters &e-
gelen og irgen SS110ifrer1f1tit1g of be
9l1ne1lberne11ter, ion1 fnn forellones
6orn0e,1 ben &an1p, Der pentes
ONT Be aln1inoelige &rincipper, iom
er ne0lagt / bpert al be tire 2opfor-
ilag, bill ser ipeeielt blipe en- ierIig
bitter &anrp fra Sc Me0lentruerS Si-
De, iom er inoe for, at Nrbei6ereS
6agforeninger og 2an0brugSforeni1t=
ger fritages for 5bermanS glnti-
Gr11itlops Girfailtg. Hr9ii6ent 8il-
fon iieeS at baoe iagt til 2eoere /
6uiet> ion er interesiereoe / 6entte
2opgipning, at ba1 iffe bifaloer
oe1lne s5ritagelie, og Ser er liben
Spip. ON, at ba11s 9nife pil blipe
ilneoefontnet; men slnitrangeller
oil 1,be11 5pipl blipe giort for at faa
inolenmet ct 6ritagelies-Nme
lne11t.
Ser er e110piDere 9ale ON ct NIT
3 " - =.
Caucus, 100 mart ion1 Suriitforila<
ae1te ser litaif @eier, for at Dis is
.futere 2a11bna1tbs tbsfreoit, flere Som
ierbationsforTagA pg EN- Del anore
goger, bpis 6otf tfnmpere ieger en-
slnleol,ing til at faa Dem unoer
@ebanoling, i1r0en &ongreSien
ajonr11erer.
gl pberligere upresierenoe l1n-
0eriflloS -8spiIling paa omfring 6
Millioner Collars io>n Jplge al Mr-
lnee,1s og 1lao0ens slftiDitet Meri-
CO pil biipe peotaget al &uiet faa
mort lom 1nnligt. n5unorD Gipil"
8eDilg1tirgslopen, oen iterite at alle
Sc dorlige 8epilgatingsloDe, bill BIZ
be i11oitillet til 8ebo11oling, efter at
N(nti-Iru1t syorilage11e er peotdg1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-22

Gr npb pau &eitfyiten. 1il ct.
Glolro er inolpbet gfterretnilg orL
at Willian 6. Gbriitellfen, ion1 i
mango glar boeoe oeriteos og bar
getje1t peO sSoretrebe Cutters 2alrb-
fortor ,er bpb i Stepenlon, 8alb.
@al1 grll10lagoe Bonf Of 5tebel1}nr
oeruoe pon geltfDiten og opnaoeoe
Ell 9lloer al 10 9lnr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-22

Jrn @rositreren inn pao en- 5onr-
ling n6n,nrfeoe Daalerier al go1nle
Daeitre, % man opfororebe beroe ti1
at fisbe 11ogle % prpoe ii1t elegm1te
Colon lneo.
.@onlIe MaIerier, faaoe s5ruI
@rosiereret, uleo eli glDttfe paa gar.
leg, beIIoigois iea bar s|'|too III at
It'd
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-22
Dm u0et norife Maalfsre" fri.

5 s>Tsss - wy A1sssssSIpS = S ~ -
per ct gptte6ao:: n!Ser / @orge
bar man mango sIaas moal, foa-
font MorsntoaI, 2a,toslnoh Mifs-
,r,ooI DanifmooI, gDgo goenoaI 8on-
.6e1naaL Rorola osn,ooI, geitla1ros-
n,aoL snoernloal @ 5olben,ooL
.NnsIanosnual Dip. q a1,ore Maal
Tan ,tabnes 1opllpaal, llnoer1nnoL
Goer11ooI 2itern1noI Meterntonf,
SoIn,oaI eooen1oal, @ifternlodI,
'gfiIsmaoI, glagg gg1nool. gnooa ftaI
ulo,1 oerober nlboe l,oele ION &
reite1 iIlooIl ne e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-22
Neaieri1taet1 har 11etnt, aohr

9ieeieringen bar ,1etop aabnet
en- Snloi oitrnfni1,e / montono, be.
itoae1be Of en- balp OaiIIiop Nereg,
iont MI TON tages iotn Sotneiteoog
1,1loer 2ooen ON 800 Ncres for boer
gspbp eer ,atroet iiees At bore
aeot for oIni1,oel liet aaerbrl,g d,
ae liner 1'leeet 1J,lrtiat optd
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-22

Song 8nitap al sperise aabneoe
&ifsoa9en oen 10. os. 6on ioo
ipog og u091rattet no efter Sen }pe-
re Operation for arGft M}ope11
pg fn116e finn goo rne6 8elp9r. s
Gro1talen forellpg ban Ell S1rofol1lt-
itat til sSoroel for set rationale
Sorlporsp9ien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-22
Sort -

Cs~>$ - = IL
9en aarlige 8epilgning til
IloaOem ltbgier ben lille Gum al
$t39, ,56O, ,334.
Otter cit iDpoorig Strio bar
9al10ets @pjelteret frifielrbt slrbei=
oerne @onnpers, Mitcbea uy Deorri-
ioll iom al Diltrict OF G:ollnatbios
6gjelteret nor blepet f1lrbet lfplbige
i sSorogt for &ettel1.
Sen tal1aoilfe &egieril1g bar
for set mi iiooenbe @arlanlent freln-
lagt 6orilag ON Sl1oferelfe al me-
triif sp,aal pg 8ggt til Mfles11ing
al set l1llpnrenbe Spiten, Der iom
befie1t0t er set in1lnle lonr set Sc
5orere6e 5tater gjeI6enbe.
Selrator @oi1l6erter frenrlotte
forleoen Dug / Senatet ct Jorilag
ON at ne0tage cit 1affereioll1tio11 til
ST. Dreoerief u. Goof for Gp6ogel=
'en al 9tprbpolen oel1 81. glpril
1908 larnt at forgre Dr. Goof en-
Gulomebolje til $500. Sorilnget
bliper untageli9 begrabet bos en-
@on1ite.
= @ataoeleupa og sSSoiefa Sinojo-
ia, Is 0eaa1teoer aa1itle og lom1ne11=
pofie0e 2igbe6 1lteb be itameliife
Spillinger, rejlte gie1nem ct. 2olis
forleben fra Merico til @uriS, bpor
&irurger pil forfege at ifille Dem.
1pillit1gerne er lanltne1pofsne /
grpitet. Sc er tilipnelaoer6e ll111oe.
- 1000 Meres er 11etop ttllagt
til Carbon Sectional 8arf / Shabo.
S 1910 por Ser 5D6 Dufota
6t,961 9forouln,,b, 24,S57 Spen.
ife og 1924 Danife. 9lf 9pifere
pnr ser 1888.
9el1 er ser $500 Selifnber og
6orel1irger, ionl bar Iari11gens
8efanlpeIle ionl Manl / Sc 5orene-
Sc 5toter S 1910 par. ser fl1n 200.
SsSfglge Genius -81treunets .Mo-
oersnoal uIletil1" nar ser peo Sol
fetnlIi,1gel 90 i sc 6orerpeoe Sfa-
ter 1,0O9,854 8erloner, inbponbre-
Sc pg 8grl1 al in6pnl16reoe, bpis
Meo6ersnnoaI par georif.
Sssfelge &egjeringens Genius.
opgaper belgb SsSomas Befolfning
1910 Jig til 2,209,191, 6eraf 9O5,-
665 1ncb fren1meo Mo0erst1tnal, og
al oisle par Gpiferne i Maioriteten,
+ibet Sc l,6gior6e 377587 eller II
&rocent. 9ernaIt fomner 6en en-.
geliftolen6e @ruppe - fra Gnglano,
Sssrlano, Sfotlano og @ales 1neo
23O313 eller 10 Nrocent, og bers
paa 5penife og Morife, Ser er ON.
trent lige it9rfe / sSotna, De fgrlt.
l1ap11te teller 67,944, Sc it6lte nog-
Ie foa nin0re, nernIig 67,925 -
bper iinr at hent f111 ubgjdren6e
3 Hrocent al Statens @efolfning.
Danlterne lt6gier on1trent 2 Gro-
cent, ioet Sc o1riloaes til 45,620.
9crnpit fonuner 8dMnerlne % Mo-
rupianerne meo 32,05O, 9optpife og
6rislenoere 30,251, 6ro1tifmn,1o
1852, sstalienere 7,744 oip.
Mari11eni1tilteren ben9gteoe paa
BET beltentelte, at BrRlioenten OPP
rinoelig iflloe bope bout til Senligt
at forbpoe iSorbuosorore1ts Sparf-
luttelie poo .@rlltto al bet Sp1tpr,
oe1r bapbe paft / Ilouoens Officers
freole.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-22
st Orb til g}pfpmmere pm 9&apne,

geaor en- n1tg Motrb tiger / 2a1ro
Il Seem 2)prf og ioalr ofteit betuges
al 8pens 5torlloaetbe0, bliper ban
~ foreprigt rneget tilgipeligt n
[grebet al Ell 1ra1,g til at ripes nleo
al olt bette, Der Snale6es 1lreber
bom. San ltrpber, pg neo @ette,
letter bllrtiglt muligt at blipe Mn1es
rifa1er Sep1,ligt giper be11na
Strpbe1 fig 0og ct ubeloigt l1btrtf,
lnale0eS 1rnar geDfomnerel1 luoer iig
frilh til at .atnerifaniiere" lit Napn
8ortlet ira set latterlige bert =
ser finoes jo life igrligt omerifan-
lfe 9sapne -, forool0er 0tapneonl=
ifrip11i1rger pfte qtbebugeligbeoer.
Seq jtal income l1ogle el1felte gfsen-
pier berpoa.. Si6en oen il,6gaaer=
Sc &ontrol n1e6 esS1lopnltori1gen er
trooot @rqft, igrer pe6fon1mel1oe
9epartea1ue11t nejagtige 8pger pper
e,1bper 9yfontmer ne6 @eniDn til
9eopn, @ienllte0 ofp.
9faor GiDen er i116e for glDfon1-
|meren til at n6toge 8orgerpopirer,
bRltoer set 1neget bpppigt, at ban !
Mellentti6en CT bleDet iao pel uoare-
rifa,tiieret", at ba11s 9eobn er ble-
bet ufie1tbeligt, % mon 11Ggter ba1n
8orgerret, forbi bn1 er l1oe al
Stallo til at gobtgjgre fin SSoentitet.
Man fan +. CTS. life fir6e, at
nSsob11 sSsobniolt~ i116paa10reoe nteo
et pilt Sfib poa 6e1t opgipne Duto;
berirnob fi1rbes .eSSens ese1rlen" OPP
fert ion1 Map11et poo en- ss11oua110rer
UNDER Sc opgipne 5orbol0.
Dn ieg for eli Sis ii6en nsliltereoe
Ell Gel al oe galnle @eteru1ter fro
64 neo slnpgniltger ONT @Gbersgu-
ben, polote bat Ell Del 8rDberi, at
e1felte af oen1 11l1 goat lln6er 11D
9lop11e, og set b911oer oerfpr, at
lneoens MnIegni,rgen opgiper geb-
fonln1e10eS rette, bn11ife Nab11,
1tontte man attlnooe ON at fao fine.
8rebe a6resfere6e unber ct aloeIes
forIfieligt geub11. Seq flt116e e,ropi=
oere anfere taIrige GanifeIigb gbeber
leg bar nne6t 11teb oisie fora1rbreoe
Mno1re i Drbuingen al Dp0sboer i
Dunntdrf.
Og loo er Der etrbeIig 6elt sSeleIie
al @ietet, fon1 leg fful6e 11teget gnife
n1aatte beljple et1bber bn11if Mano
.eller &binoe. for bet MnD1t oeres
sGnr og Mo'r % SlRgt efter
5lpgt bdr bonret. Son bette gaap1l
t1eb goo 5nunuittigbe0 faites til 81
Ioe ion ct 9o1nntelt Maonings gsibffe.
.2a6 mig Gilil1lt,1ing bertil eitere,
bpoo Dieterett S. 8. Mnreberg tiger
ON ct Mab1t::
8ibelills bar bons l,anur
of onrors gIors oarltra alad Ell;
men boronnos ospdrn1t 6lloai,
tD 11a1nltets dra bar, dit bet bar
bnns,
ba,ls ooel fdI odrpii.
eo,lreu glnffs, s,a moi
'sengbD
81 ioneer d d
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-22
8urhunnBHtxtlrt1r.

geb &rimGrpalsene / &enniylpa-
l1ia li01te Sirsoag pa1lot Senator
&enrpie oe11 repl1blifanlfe Momi1ta<
tio1 for 5erator, q. WfitcbeI 8nl-
n1er oen oen1ofrotiife, og @ifforb
Hincbott ben progressive.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-22
Blaunt EannBt11pnn.

Sra Barre, Miasi,, neloes at Der
Danife Jostotter :Sacob u. &iis er 1
Ell 11reget 1e6brl1Ot Gilitano. Set
er froniif &iertefejl, ionl gigr Zig
giplDen0e MI, og 2Ggerne 11ener t.
fe at 8atienten fan lepe lgngere et1o
bglt Ell M'aane6 til.
Gn rlbre banf &ioneer 01asn1us
A,roerlo1l, ~ slnr gm111rel, ogoe
iiolte nge i Se1rp &eterlons @ien1
/ siour Sails, Is. Daf. Senrp @e-
terion our bans Ste0ist1. slfopoe
par fgot i Dannarf og 11ooanoreoe
til gln1erifa 1864. @aa1 fom til
Dnfotn 9erritoriln1 elaret 1871 og
tog Sonleitea0 11pr 8elin, Oonfton
So, bpor ba11 pil bliDe begnabet.
SOUS SIN Sobn snoerfon bor
9iour Sails.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-22
Grnrg Bra11nfa !
Bpsng.

Sra Can't Mnertfaa1if SeIrabs
Sefretar bar bi n1ootnget fpIgenDe::
Otter ben iorelebige geitemmeI-
le Dil Hrofeslor @eorg grnnoes a11-
fomlne til Chicago 2erong @aorgen.
Diootagel esfon1iteel1 pil lnn1Ies
itrofs efter 91,tn1nitel1 poa Gongrels
&otel bpar 1or1nntp6e11, &r. g.
g. SasielriiS / Ell fort Gale DiL
bDoe Brofesiore11 Nelfommen. Mfoo-
tagellesfomitee11 beltoar al 9eationaI-
toniteer1s Jorn1a11o, ST. Ar11oIo
Hasn1nSie11 og ollie 6ens Meoleln=
n1er, iamtlige lormero for Sore
ninger og 2oger Gbicopo, 8elhg-
relien for Dnnif< <Mmerifanif 5eIifab,
flen6te M9l1o i116e11for BEN oanife
8oloni ! Chicago og Du1eg11 er10pi-
oere flere at 9anlf=Mmerifnnlf SET
ifobs Meolen11ner fra Maci1le, Niil-
tpallfee, NiinneapoIis, ct. Gol1l oa
S11lnba.
5orlalget peo Orcbeltra @all's
gilletfo1rtor bar bgret jabnt aoot,
oog rtGppe loa 1tort iont forbentet,
bbilfet liffert ifploes, at man pan
8runo af oen forte. 3i6 life fl1noe
l1oiteoe oe ie6onnIige Gnlbptni11gs-
billetter. Ga Srcbeitrn Soil rum
mer $500 Sib6eplao1er, er ser ir1-
gen Sore for iffe at foo en- goo
Flaos, lelp ON man life lifrer iiq Ell
''aaban / 6prpeje11.
Siotil bar saleet bnret ltgrlt til
oct engelife 6oreorag ON uSbafe-
lpeare" og ieID ON oct 1paturligpis
ntl bore Ell SorngieIle at faa fl1lot
@nS til bette, mao !@opeopngten
Dog lpgges paa at piIe 8ranoes bper.
Nlaos beiat til BET 6o11ife syore6rg.
Mange pil iiftert iifre fig 3Ioos til
.begge, % gnu1erne for Dem er for
ifjellige.
Sm 1lrneen igprigf er Ser lite
11oget NIT u6ouer bnab ser er 1r1eo.
belt 1iolte l1ge, nteb lt1rDtogele al,
at Oct er belten1t, at 8rn11oes ffaI
boloe en- engelif 6prelpsnia1g beo
Di11neIotas l1niperlitet 3irs6aq Gen
266e.
Sra forifjellige 4lnbber % lproe
Selifaber er Oct 1tre1n1let in0 n1eo
Sl1bitationer til 6rofoiter og Som
fetter, loa oet bill pnre luruligt at
n1ootoge ollie, bbis 8ra,1oes ifaI
fomne leDelr0e gjerren1 Mmerita.
Den a11terito1ife 9resle bar i,,-
oebolot ct lttal al gtotitier og Mr-
tifler ONT 9ratroes og bans ioreltna-
enoe 9eisg, Ser betegnes ioar en- Ii
terRr og flllturel 8egipenbe6. S
DEM ale orntales 8rna1oes ion1 Ser.
oens lt6rlte nuleoe11oe literpre ari-
tifer.
@eorg 8ra,roes bar teIegrafif ei-
pet 5tl1ngn ON fin Ngrb9relie peo
Ell 8d11fet, Der Dil bIipe afbolbt til
sGre for ban efter 6oreoruget 5gn-
Dag ben "a. ST. s. 60 1lran for
oe'lter itbrre Silfl1t11ing til oe,rne
eno noget oanif 2ofale Tam rlnl1me,
bar oen for 'ganfetten ipecielt 11eo-
fatte aolnite trl1ffet ct fproeles gu11-
ltigt arrangement mes 9ll1oitoril,n1
9otel. S Sioen meIlen ssore6raqet
og ielpe @anfette,t bill Ser SotelIets
8eeeptton Sail blipe s1rgrgaosboro
n1eo Straps og 81, 111ebe11s Ell elite.
apartet, ia1nme11iat of 9nrifp, DiI
9riien for DeltogeIe er
81 80 pr 41lpert, beri inoberegnet
al, oglao @igarer % Gprfriitni11-
ger efter SpiSninge.1, bbor Der oil !,
blipe .2eiIigbeo til nogle giners
sbingon1 i 6oteIlets pragttffii,Ioe
DanieioI Muoitori,nt er ireogoaet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-22

Amerieam Teoeration oi 2abors
&eitprclie oplpier, n 69,756 Meo=
Iel1rmer bar iluttet Jig til 6eoeratio<
nen, bpiS lnn1leoe Meblen1snntnl MI
er 2,O69,157. aasiebebolo loninget1
sen 3Ote slpril par $1O5, ,O98.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-22
@n rlore banif &ioneer gosn1us

Sra Dn,aba iorlpoer, at 6orfat=
teren g. 6. MieIie1l boI6er lit 5orel
orog meo 2psbilleoer / Waibington
Sail oen "a. Mai.
Sr. g. s. 91ielfen bill oesu6en to-
le og ire1npiie fine 2psbilleber fsl-
geroe eSteber 9tebralfa; 9iDlfeb,
Jrebag oel1 %. Mai; 9i1colrr, 2gr=
oog ben 23. O,oj; 8lair (Gnna Col
lege) Mnn0ag SEN %. Weai; &ron-
borg Marq1,ette), Eirsoog ben 26.
Mai.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-22
@plbipn,,ne sfopbranoe bar / oe1

&ploiom,me Sfopbranoe bar / ben
forlpbne llge raiet poa ben norolige
Diiebigml-Salpe 50 aa1osbDer er
belt lagt i life, en- anoen melbes
poelagt. gfa0e er a1trettet for 3u-
timber af ollars, og Soft flDgter for
.Sloen. slI 5orbinoele n1eo De ber<
itne Diltrifter er af61uot, og n1aa
bor fl,11 nuagre gfterretninger sien<
ren1 Ssserlrbauciolf, oer bar pasie.:,t
.gienneln 80: IT iiftet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-22

Gberit 9fuoiepelt a,,fon1 ben 19oe
Moi til lit @jem i DDiter 8aD efter
lin beiuerlige 5Doanterifa fa=@elfe.
9an er mi o1ntrent raft igien efter.
en- alporlig 5pgoon ion1 6slge al
5trabaoier % 2ioelier. S Manaos
naatte Dberitel1 fialpes ontboro
paa yDnnitan % bolot iig ! SO I
lin aabDt ire Gage. Den fieroe
Sag tom bat }oa def % git nogle
Inner sie1rere onrboro paa pAioan .
6ebere,1 bar borte 90 gooret poa
bans Ben efterI eli Dperatio11 ! Dla-
naos forS q, s3pIo Tom iIiig raifft, bon
bopoe gie1,pit1loet iii,l glppetit 81 go
.o g a,,,,l
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-22

sfrib sfte1 lbeasmu,er 1.
befte gIab
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-26
FOUND TIME FOR AMENITIES
Compliments During the Long
Siege ef Kimberley.

During the Boer war Nr. Rhodes
was shut up in Kimberley. and the
Beers constantly shelled the town with
long-range artillery. They were not
very successful. for with 800 big shells
they only killed IL people.
Meantime. Mr.. Rhodes accomplished
the extraordinary feat Of getting q
cannon built At his works inside the
town. 1t was . regular modern rined
gun. and fired shells-also homemade
on each Of which was stamped.
with compliments Of G. J. Rhodes"
The Boers themselves were not with.
out Q sense Of humor. During Christ
mas, 1899. they were besieging Lady
smith. and ON Christmas eve they nred
ten plugged shells into the town each
with . piece Of plum pudding inside.
and each bearing the words. with the
seasons compliments"
Two Of the shells were found By the
garrison. and 1t vas discovered that,
like Mr.. Rhodes. they were home
made. having been cast In . foundry
at JohannesburG
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-26
WARRINGTON,

Great Britain has declined to modi-
fy, In favor Of American manufac-
turers. the embargo on expectation of
wool from Australia and other British
dominions.
Actual difference in longitude be-
tween the official meridians of Paris
and Washington is hours, II minutes
and 36.65S seconds. according to
naval observatory officials.
Determination of the successful can
didate for the presidency Of the Do
minican republic must await the out
come Of the meeting of the electoral
college, the State Department was In
formed.
Ambassador Page cabled from Lon
don In response to State Department
inquiries that Herbert Corey, an
American correspondent. reported un-
der arrest, never had been detained
in any way by the English police.
Argentina, one of the worlds prin-
cipal sources of grain supply, will
have a bountiful crop to export this
coming year, according to official gov
eminent estimates cabled to the Ar.
gentine ambassador at Washington
from Buenos Aires.
Europe's cry for food Is being an.
swered by the United States. Exports
of breadstusfs In October of this year
amounted to $3s,247,57O. according to
statistics made public by the bureau
of foreign and domestic commerce, an
increase Of nearly $25.OOO,OOO over
figures for October, 1913. Exports of
fresh beef also more than doubled
during the month, figures this year be-
ing $s3,s40, as against $36,s63 in Oc-
tober, 1913.
The Democratic national congress
sional committee received a total Of
t9,036 in contributions and spent S12,-
1863 in the congressional campaign, &C
cording to its final report filed today
with the House. The national cam
paign committee of the Socialist
party reported it received $3.50 in
contributions and spent $3.153.
Dublin, N. H.. has taken the lead for
,er capita contributions to tile Red
Cross European war relief. With a
population of 600 persons. Dublin has
subscribed $500. s. for each inhabi-
ant.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-26
GENERAL,

Miss Bertha Rheinhart, q schoo
teacher who was caught by a prairie
fire near Horse Creek. Wyo., dice
from her burns.
Five persons were killed and one in
jured when an automobile In whict
they were riding was struck by a Min
neapolis and st. Louis northbount
passenger train at Moorland, twelve
miles from Fort Dodge. Iowa.
The Carnegie foundation has since
its establishment paid allowances
amounting to $2.551,O0O to 1872 profes
sors and ia widows of professors
representing seventy-two seats Of
learning throughout the country.
Radical reform in the elementary
education of children was advocated
by Mrs. Ella Flagg Young. superinten
ent of the Chicago public schools. In
an address at the convention in De
troit, Mich, of the National League Of
Compulsory Education officials She
declared that unless new methods are
adopted, children can not be held in
school.
Aladdin Vincent. candidate for Con
gress in the Seventh district, and ].
w. Perrin. candidate for Congress in
the Eighth district. both Democrats
and both defeated In the Democratic
primary two months ago. have been in
dicted by the United States grand jury
at Shreveport, La, for failing to file
sworn statements of their campaign
receipts and disbursements with the
clerk of the House of Representatives
as required by law.
Fifty thousand barrels of wheat and
flour from Kansas. constituting the
first big shipment from that state fol
the relief Of Belgian non-combatants
will be ready by Dec. l. according to .
telegram received In New York by the
American commission for relief in Bel
GUM from former Governor w. e
Stubbs, head Of the Kansas sub-com
mittee ON relief work.
The bureau of standards Of the
board of estimate, which fixes al sal
aries in municipal Department.. has
decided that $500 year IL the living
wage In New York city.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-26
SPORT.

The Yale and Harvard chess teama
played to . draw with five boards won
BY each. in their annual chess match
At New Haven. Conn.
At New Haven. Conn.,. in the pres
ence OF the greatest throng that evei
paid to see . sporting event In the
United States. Harvard beat Yale Sat
urday. So to o.
Minnesota won tho big nine, con
ference cross country run at Lafay
ette. Ind. from . field Of ten contest
ants. Ames took second place. Wat
son Of Minnesota was the individual
winner. crossing the tape in 26 min
utes and rs seconds.
Harvard won the intercollegiate
shoot At the traps OF the Yale Cluk
at New Haven. with . team score d
3S1. Princeton was second with ST.;
Yale. third. with 337. and Dartmouth
fourth. with 332. johnson OF Prince
ton was high gun with 81.
BY defeating the University Of WIS
consin. the University of Illinois b.
came the undisputed football champt
ons OF the big nine" conference, hav
ing won every game On their sched
ule. Illinois won easily. - to >. scor
ing three touchdowns and q field goa.
to one touchdown and . safety fos
Wisconsin.
James e. (Ted) Meredith. wearing
the colors Of the Meadowbrook Ath
letic Association Of Philadelphia, wos
the 500-yard invitation run and Incl
dentally shattered the indoor record
at the athletic carnival held at the
First Regiment armory in Newark. N
J. He stepped the distance In one
minute flat. lowering by = second the
old mark which was set by Melvir
Sheppard.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-26
eoAGicM.

President Roincars issnsA Q AaaRo
striking fron De roll of the legsau Q
honor the names of all Germans thss
On
Lady Otter. wife a Gea. 0is ~
liam d. Otter. was found dead IN hs
bed at Toronto. Heart disease cause
her deatA- She vas sixty eight year
old.
Recruiting throHghout the north q
Englaad 10 proceeding slowly. and tn
newspaper Of Manchester and Livei
pool are ostspokea in their discussio
Of the subject
.CaAads will Increase inmediately b
d. 900 the number Of men under arms
Premier Borden announced that SO,
900 are to be modified and sent fos
ward. - requisitioned by the var Of
flee.
Freezing weather has set In througi
the length Of the battle zone u
France and Belgium. the temperaturl
varying between IS and 2so abov,
zero. Snow fell in northern Fraacs
and In the Vosges mountains and alsl
at Narseilles.
Shooting Of an English woman ~ {
spy in the barracks At Coutrai was rs
ported In . message received At Am
sterdam. The woman. 1t was said
was dressed in the garments of I
priest when captured by the Germans
Paris papers comment At lengtl
upon the death of Lord Roberts. Al
review the splendid career of the sol
der Of Lucknow. Lahors. AfghanistaI
and the Transvaal. and pay eloquen
tributes to his sterling qualities ~ ,
man - we'll - . fighter.
Pope Benedict has written to sev
eral archbishops and bishops In bellis
erent countries. exhorting them u
urge on their people the bestowal o
charity ON wounded prisoners, ire
spective Of nationality or religion
making once more shine the light O
Christendom."