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bers. With bricks 4os satiSi any archt.
lecture must crumble. Whatever tho
governmental resign, whether 1, bc
Doric. Roman. Carinthian or Sara
cen; 1t matters little. A marble pal
aco cannot be reared with sandstone.
Herein has mankind been mistaken.
they have spent centuries In design
Ing reforms and have overlooked the
.natcrial with which they were to
Duild their palace OF redemption. You
cannot have q good state without
good men. The kingtiom OF righteous
ness ffs within. then: without! What
did France need ? It was not n specific
form OF government, not legislative
enactments, not q more efficient po-
lice force. She needed, as her Prime
Minister declared not long ago In the
parliament in France, 30.0Ue,000 OF
Christians. Thirty millions Of Chris
like men. That would make any gov
ernment good. This ia the only true
basis sof reform. Christ realized this,
and he aet himself at once to the
Vital task OF Transforming character.
HeN Rns not reformer in the modern
sense OF the term. He limited his ef-
forts 70 the individual. We all know
that tho chief business In life Is 10
bthnp iACh ~ k.plStfluS WOILu Rltu CuhT-
acter. Character made in; the heart
will express Itself in human institu-
tionB. Tie heart that is selfiHh must
become unsoIfish. The life: that is vile
must become pure. The Thought that
IS carnal must become spiritual. Un-
til this is done no amount OF legiB-
latiOn will usher ins the millennium.
Crush feudaliBm and African slavery
taxes ;ts place. Crush slavery and
Fcorporste greed and organized: capital
rises to chain the hands ,0f the black
and. white alike. Crush trusts and
some other form of. fs.greed will claim
tho sErDductBo OF human toll. The heart
must lose It's coveteonsness, and then
:. =.::. sc will lose it's iniquitouB customs.
Greed sil-ds behind the bar and
measures oal IT'S liquid bsli. The
heart is the se.,. 'arters oMhe traf.
fic t,of SIN. Transi. , -"'y Heart and
you then hh .o,. -ca, n''--.'e tor
the construct on OF sfths .-ngdoln 4of
righlls ~sness This I'd. only Fbs done
by bringing .cc.l In Vital touch with
Jesus Christ. This is the work Of tho
Slndny school. 10 -;..l 4 1, ,isss.gsi IS
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LEG III {: AL,
NOTICES.
NOTICE OF COUNTY s'r Y I TREASURER E:,, l:l i:

..lS -f'
Tie books ct the County Treasurer
will be opened for the collection or
State, County and School taxes for
the Fiscal Year 1914, and Commutn-
tions Road tax for Che year 1916 at, the
County TEeasprer's office from Oc-
tobcr eth 5too December 31st, 1914.
After Docemher 21st, lone DEE cent
penaltyswi Ebe added; and after Fob
ruary cSth, scYen per. cent penaltyfwil
be added. tin the 18th day OF March,
1916, when the books iii he closed. y
All persons owning property sfin
more than ono: township or school dis
trict. nre requested to cali Tor rsreceipts
in ZACH TOWNSHIP sOR School.
DISTRICT; IN which the property is
z located. On account 0f having so
many school dist flcts this red hest ,is
very linn tsns TO fhes Z ta5payers and
will lafg Ice! exit { eliminate exitra
cost and pepatt Ties. s..
The ratio of levy iss as foiloWss 4 81
State Taxes !. =. 4. Mills
! onstitntional School 3 az 3 81 Mills
Ordinary Count Purposes 3 1-2 Mills
~. :. $. I:il.!
Roads and Bridges /. s. ;. E.:. : Z. Il Mil
Public Roads I. =. I. 3 -. "a a Miif
Total 81 ~ I. . {, 5. 16 142i
The following fars.y the additional
levics Tor Special School Districts !:
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~ lslE ,R4s, oct4 26s Mrs, Sspl e. &.
66anco ! Gonkltn Cafnan who swes ,sb 4
trial in Mineoln all last week Shafl,s 6
SO 9'yith ilitirdaf dafsng Ars. Louise Bs n.
eys.s was IalGas6d Ii jtodas ID Se6.U0fi
ball le { tn safS Kings scount nty s,iUfefnS
|fsaslis sfns HtDck klyn.. She startad di,i,
meg me ] latsi for e, q q home 81 Ffeeport
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MISS 5A498gi AFlfh Con; county rus
raj :acho0l snneTvfsos tBs iii Colundffn
THIS week attandf b thei s3tateS Fluff
MISS rlingtbn TN int tefested inS fii6'
educational exhibit at the fair. n ana
will: bs away ali tta thiB saveeE: 3, &
Iipn.y Eel ton, county supeftIi-
stehdent of edtieat$ $on 4 viii leave We'd
'nssday for sIoIumhiA yWneTH ;neSWIil
attend tho State Fhif. He Will ;ratutfI
Eridays & to ehwocd itiA on 10y
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STARR, Oct. 26.=-A most enjoyable
! injecting OF the Stephen ID. Leo Chap
teri j. Dsa G. was. held at the pretty
country nome: nis j. 1ra., sI4ntiier Dsiti
| on. last Saturday i afternoon: Mrs,
D1an and Mrs;ssR. NV. Matthews were
| ItteS HOSTESS, and byI their very ssgra@
IlcionSfxta AMER made quite a success OF
lhis nieet
ThiH being the r9guiaE time for the
l;sleG lion of off fIcsra, and. also Having
ison third as Int ok 9th lets kH6tHasS ealy
fE Short musical program was car
yisd out. Ills \: \: .1aasi furnished fiby
nallEssss .;s 4 ssasa and Mabel Jones.
The following officers were eIertei
70 ferye sfor Next year: President,
|, ,h1fs sRss.W = Matthe efirst vice pres
lion ttss Miss Lula Dean second vice
9ss miss NAY zsgis sssrs
Mrs.. N Dean, Cleaner. Mrs. e.
aesKas Is Isl mat.asss ass sasstea
DfSrinr iffa social lid mr. a.. s,sIsssinr
contest which had been, arrangeds Was VI 8
vgrys imuGh enjoyed Dy oil, ,a and sess
|peciaiiy bYstiie one who received the
9 i; :.ss :. a.fa nson @hfof1
was given as 81 sSupi,izs This guests
|wsraSshsn M ansiteMdMs L j Il iiftoS @ / thes I Eprsttiiy
decorated !; lining oom; where HRS.
MIS- Lsithsr III d Is i nowis, Nj - served e q 8 de. e.
iici4aa ! /! swsst course Wit, oifee The
the sceyaiisaof snowy auhifay linen, and
iarg SSDssls of white f6ses, and chrys-
anti hsmnin 9 olnd whIeR WAS hank
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q AHVaSs q 1eEs Sc eHn
S,sf ffdxf b dhy 1s 81 i;tfi6 sSh1cl|
EBdfidfHS ijsF mn fsi s f6otft
Tne3 Rhbt cord aliy
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LIMB % /. 81 Vypfs
ford college Giii hii6 Souhtys
will meet an s,H s6inb.'
asssst stss sl'{R,'a % |s sasSss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

2ungebeten6elie. Gen abode bar
gpn al 0beritlpjtnant g. 3anien.
Maleren q. g.. Gorpb, Der
malebe foltelige Wotiper, er ogo.
- STD. Sfueipillerinoe Gina Saz
COHEN, Cater al Momiral &
2ege STR. &rarup, snnobD,
64=geteran.
Bogbanoler @noreas Bertel-
fen, Gbef bos Gbaniag & Appel,
&ipbenbap11.
- ODerasiiitent Olaf Blenge,
Mnribo.
DDrlage g. Nielie11, Hi,1bez
rl1p Deo &ol1tebro.
Ger. Gbr. &nu0len, sc. So
rup Mplle beo &an6ers.
@or. Sans SEMEN, 8jnlfe-
rnp, So Mar. 6remitaoenoe SEN
ltremono.
Nebllagermeiter g. @anIen,
6orlens.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

sSe1tIea1s 8rpoer Gom ifrep @repet /
184O). Mroen bill efter Iorlpoenoe
tilfaloc bisie Gfterfomnlere. Sc
100000 ST. ser ion1 berrelple
allereoe bar paa Sci til StatSfas=
1en bliper forfeit iaqle0es, at
bper Mrbing faar 10000 Sir. lom
fin @ort.
5rn &biitcr bpo / en- gllber al SO
Mar. Brof eSiorinoe 2p1aile SPLITTER
CT 6en ~. Salr. aigaaet pe6 Dpoc1.
Srn SPLITTER, lom inotil set liblte
bapoe befunoet fig megct bel, JOB
ganite ltille be,t. Sum bar fpot oel,
.21be Sal1rrar 1916 og blep laolcoes
omtrent 50 s(ar gamu1cl.
Wfeo 6r1 9ouiie &bilter er sen
Gl01tc al &c &unitllerc, Ser itaur
1om @Grerc al oct fgl. 5beotcrs
9olberg=Irabitioner, goaet bort.
SUN ipilleoe fprlt Nernillerne, Sc
rappe og m1r1trc l1,lgc Gieneltepi-
ger, ct Mollefag, bum fornpeoc peb
Ell Iorcnilg al Sfjpnbeo, flur Tpr=
ltano p1 lfiUlmif 2nne. Nrofcsl or
!2uopig Ebiiter, lor1 peluilligt n1eo=
pirfeoe peo Sen 1ore1tilling, bporai
bum lap6e fin fprltc Tre1ntrrocr
pao Sceuel1, og lom oerpeo nmlig=
ajor>e ben6es Debut poa set gimlt
Siospnnft, par i bisie Mor benoeS
9urer pa @eilcoer. SO bum uo:
fbrtc ienere mes life mi,,crc aliml:
renoe og itiliiffer &1rnlt Sc elort
! bolf@rgife Moller; Moaoelonernc
@eite, Glie, 9apio 5folenelters
Srn 5berentio olD.
s SEN Mlber, bpor Sc andre ice
Mite <l1ltltere Dar trllttet Zig til
boge, birfeoe bun poa Nationallee
nen / fulo &roft og meo Sfohercb
ne til %enoogiao at iorm1e en- M eff
!felie 1pm &%ertl1ginben al MGpillc
~@bor man fjeber fig.
@l1n bite Jig, omtrent so Ma:
gamn1el, 1io1te @u11g fur Hubliflm
nn0er ct @juiteipil poo &niino
Sen forpollolebe @ruogom" pci
eli Minoefe1t for @plherg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

Oct par i,gell Cling, iog0e sen
a1toen. Mine &arle fu1,oe ltao i
Vog1cn, bioe &oerne i1o til fig %
initte Dem al Ser.
SNffe on0et, iagoe Ell 0uoro=
mono, Der Dprte paa oenl. @ar Set
noeet? Sci ieg fit / 6jor grep ira
ap 3calano meo @aaleg ON at ia.
ae mine &oer op i en- Jart, ba 81
Nit og falot ODER Mp06erne al oem
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

Sc met lGite T~orfattere, g. 9,
q. S. meo6eler, at &u1rit Yonteppi-
bans npe BOG rStorebolt" CT 1,o-
fommet i 2 Splag. Oct iamme CT
EilfGloet mes &url 2arlcns rgeore
Soils 9pun", Malle 6iniens rTro
@iernions iioite Gage, SIT. SSnge.
borg Maria Gicts uGmina", SSacof
&n,olens On llnaoom" % @ertbo
@olits r6ortGllin9 for be ltngc"
&apt. @ocbs BOG u@ie1nem ben bpi-
Sc 9rfen" l,6fpm oeh 10oe SftnheI
i ct 0plag al $500 gfsemplarer
10 9uge efter nar set noiolgt.
Stillimeen / 2anostinect. &r
0elrntser tager Hlaos / 2anosti,
get iom set tolbte fpn9epalgte Meo:
lem, % sen rabifalc @ruppe / Sin:
get fommer berefter paanp - ltge
!iom for Maoien=M pgoals 9p0 =
til at tnlle 5 Mcblemln1cr:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06
Kjahtml1xutt.

11nbgaar Trn &oeb Gtraf? st
6orlp0e11be, ser tro6s alle Mp6itgel=
fer boloer fig it@rfere og ltprfere,
;bil Dibe, at iSru &ocb = Moroet |
&oliteinsgaoe / aipbenbapn - goat
ffe ill ilippe for Strof.
SUN ct be6barenOe in6la9t til Sb=
ierDattpn paa Srtnge, t1en Offer
bationstioen CT forbolosbis inart
forbi, % ser er iiuet 9}pgter us ONT,
lat 2ngeun0erlggelfen 1tom1tgbeligt
ffal bape gp6tgjort, at BUN er iao le=
| gemligt og iieieligt neobrl,ot, at
bum fun egncr fig til 0pbol6 poo en
@tn6sipgeanitalt.
Derinto6 oil &pieiterets1agen MOS
&anien-Gin6ing gao fit Gang gat1=
1fe nforQn6ret.
9anife Mutorer / ocn frantic Ma-
rine. Mellem Motorfirmaet Turbam
&i6batbapM % set perbensfien6te
frantic Sirmn De1a,tnap 8ellepilIe
,,er Ser 1l11ttet en- 0perensfomit, bpor-
,efter set franife Jirma for Granf-
rige fipber gabrifattonsrette11 for
Gnrbam=M otore11. Dem1e ifal nem-
Zig inofgres / ben fronife Mnrine,
iom efter langbarige l1noerlggelfer
balgte ben Da1tffe Mptor. Nn set
lite er tilla6t n6euIanoife 6irnoer
at ubfere Mrbei6e for ben fronIte
JInabe, moa Mptorerne Iapes al en-
'front.' 6abrif. Set CT til meqer1
|gGre for ben 6arffe Motorinouitri,
lat nolanoets Mnriner inofgrer batt-
tie Motorer. Den engelife Mbnira=
Ilitt bar allereoe inoffgrt Sen oonIfe
.urbam Meotor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06
Soroipbrasmaalet. Otter SS,,oby-

Sproipprasmaalet. Otter SSlloby-
al &enrp George 1preningen II
Socnie talte 2anobrugsmini1ter ar.
Ye0erien Sanbbp ON fommel1be
2anbbnreformer. @an gnifeoe Client
oonsltplocn oflpit al eli retl Soro-
ifplo. M%1rbefaleoe Snbfprelien al en-
@Groiltigningsifat % en gfspropria+
tionsbeitemmelie, iau 5amfnm6et
loar Get til at efspropriere sSSor=
cen til Sen @riS. Gicren ielp bar
lat sen til. Miniiteren iparebe paa
CIT 6preipdrglel, at ban life bapoe
noaet moo at inofpre 9tatsfn1te paa
Noroen, men ban troe6e lite, mon
ipr Niebliffet pilbe frem as 6erne
gel, ioet Scr for Gi0en gaar Ell
Stan1ing giennem Solicit / Metnil1g
al fri gienoon1.
@nab bcjer 9Drct? llofomme,l
CT Sole Gplag al 6. &liipers Cont
mle=&reatllrpGgt. &eo @inlp al bert=
ne @og fan mont paa faa Min11tter
uofinoe etbuert &reaturs npiagtige
&G9t. Nraftilf, let % npiagtigt
|Sytem> berpttet / 3 Mar al ca.
1000 0anite 2ml0m'amo. Tortrin=
Zig oniefalet % neie fnntrolleret
If fienote, a,lete MrI,6 % ellie
borg 2a,1oboforeni11gs tioligere BE
Itprelier, JON lfriper / 1prorcet: IA
bellcrnc pil lttpipllpmt blipe al ube=
regnelig Nptte i Sen ooglige @anoel
% &o11bel," og uSabellernc bSr lite
iapnes / nogen 8eorift, hopr set bar
Sntere5(e at ct fore @ornfp9gs
@G9t."
@o9en CT / Splflmo iolgt i Is
ltprc Splag.
@biofaalscfspurt. 6oreningen
Au1agerlmlos notwithstanding Ia,
bolot ct Mpoe, bpor rEbe l1niteo Ct,
port Go."s 9feprajentant, Yropr
@. @nebtrl&', nar tilltebe % for:
flareoe, at Torretningen bapoe opta:
get Mltoelsefsporten al @oal, &ar:
tofler pip. @an 1fil6re6e, bporlebeS
Nrooucenterne nil ppnao 1tore Dor:
oele heb at lutte Jig ia1nnten / &reo:
! ie meb inbregiltrere0e @oremnrfe1
% M1tntre for hper e1tfelt Manb, iac
bper Mfienoer fit getaling efter So:
| rert,es @obbeb, n1ebens Sc opnaae6(
Toroelen peo Nllig 6ragt, oerpeb Al
Ser oflenoteS 1tore Rartier a6 @an:
! gen. Set be6toges e%nltemmigt a.
mobtoae gelifabets Gilbub og ftrafs
tegne Sen fprlte Sen0ing. &nul ii
Il. g. 81.
! 2anbbrngcts l1ofpriel / 1913. ST
ter bpao Sta. gftfr." meooeler, e1
Ser i set forlpbne Mar al 5mgr no:
, fert 9pot 1872 Mill. No. moo nc
j Mip. Hb. / 1912. smprpriierne ba1
i Sorbolo til 1912 peret 2H-3s
psf. labere. 'll0iprlelen al Meel]
Dg 6le6e pi1er Ell 0pgong poo g.
Miu. &r.
6lp|feubfprlelen Dor 252 Mill
go. moo 255 Mill. @o. set foregaa:
en6e Mor. 8rtlen CT 1teget ca. 1(
lp@t., og &Groien ct oerpeb gaae1
ca. IA Mill. &r.! op. nj sgg er 10:
|: fort ao6t 1924 Mill. Sneie elle1
1919 Mill. 5nefe mere e>1D i 1912
me6 sen fpl0e &tnter. &9r6ien el
pget mes ca. 6 MilI. &r. Mf lebc11:
Sc @orntpeg uofertes $4,000
Str. af Ilagtet &pGg 80 Mtll. go.
al &elte 23,500 og of 6bl 2,100.
Sc nrb11te 2an6brugsparer no.
eier ca. 4 6e1nte6ele at ben bele
l1oferlel al in6enlan6ife @arer. s
1912 bar beres @erbi ober 47C
MilI. &r., 11ebens Ser for 1918 na1
EN- Gtigning al ca. 80 MfilI. &r.
Kjbhtml1xu11.
l1nb9aar Trm &oeb Gtraf? st
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

Mafifpp S%ntfcrfabrtf bor pparbei
! Set 100000 @e1tner Moer; ca
j 395 Gentncr pr. Is. 2a1to.
Martbp Snfferiabrit ]lutteDe iii
, &anppogne 6en 2. SON. Ser CT op
, arbei6et 2,490,000 Ge1lt11er Moer
! 1862 Gent. pr. s.. 2ano.
Tplfettn9smanb Spr9en 6reoerif
lem bnr SEN q. Sec. lfrepet til SSs1t
oenrigsminilterel1, at ban fra 5. /
San. 1914 neblagoe lit Manoat Jon
! Jolfetingsma1l6 for Gpenoborg Mmt|
+, &algfreos, 9gre.
! S @asie paa @prnbolm hcnptte1
man 9lpogne til at tramsportere Sig
paa, 2iget al eft 11orlf &aptejn hlet
laalebes forleoen fprt til Mpnne poe
en- 8ogn, ion bar mGrfet vGl1bprl
Ml0epot". 8agefter git set igrgc
; flnotc 2igfglge.
Spnlt 6nmpr. luxembourg Mntt5:
ti0enoe" bopne til Nptaar M1M lirls
l29i er11e fplgenoe:
&nab betpoer::
:, &
Cont Hramie bar uoiat s Gfs:
emplarcr al 8laoets 4-ii6e6e sSsl,le.
hummer. Sl1tet timber So, at 81
gobe SDenbborge1iere ipefulereoe liz
MS al 6eres gooe @finh.
Sorleoen pppcr Bluoet at frclnlnt:
te felgen0e 2psning:
9rc Soar pun 6ppeoet.
Dp9tet Sagfprcr. Sagfprer 8irf=
bolm=Gbriitenien, Msiers, ct for Ell
fort Gi0 libeu foriplnn6et fra 8pen,
eftcrla0en0e cit @jnlo ran ca. So
900 Ser; e%1opioere bar bo11 forgre=
bet fig lna betrpehe Mi0ler til ct
8eleb, lpm onilaacs til 200
&rp1rer. Set goar I'll. a. uo ODER
&omn1lnet1, for hbem ban in6fasle=
re6e Gfattercltancer.
Sen 6orlmmbne CT blepe,l let /
&jpbenbapn, men n1eres It'll at op=
bolbe Jig / Sgnocripllanb; bo1t er
ca. 40 Mar gantnel og gift % bar
bnret Sagferer / MSfens / cit bolp
'Snes Mar.
Sra 8rnocifan1len til Slasmar=
fen. 5prleoen flnoe Tiiter Sans
&anien % @ultrl, i Gb1ls feire oeres
@ulbbrpllnp. Sans &anlell, Ser er
&eteran ira 1864, fit Sn6fal6elies=
or6re paa 8rpllllpS6agen % nroatte
faaIe6es, otter at Bielien bar til G11=
be, ltrafs ofreiie til Danmpirfe for
at 6eltuge / arigen. 6ra Danne-
pirfe bar ban meo paa 3ilbageto-
get pp giennem Spllano til geile,
bDor ban oeltog / Ell GrRfting. Oct
gattle gGgtepar, Ser I'LL leber title
i oeres &iem, Tan, ifriper vMiof.
Mp.", ie tilbage paa en- lang Mr=
beios6ag.
&Ggtige Muer. 50 Broprtetnrer
iab forleoen 90 talte ont 6eres Moer,
~fortnIler .Mosfil6e Dagbla6".
49, Mine Moer, fngoe ben enc, bar
i GsSiior iiaa lange, at De polife Bigger
naifer1 fl1,'6e goa opreif, b De tog
benz Oh. .5S
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3pllanh.
Gn mn Nirfc ! Qdnitrn,

Ss
Gn MY Strife / 2pnitrmp. Der bar
/ nogen Sis bnret arbcjoet paa at
fao en- alrf / 9pnitrup> og 1egnin=
gen al fripilliee Yiorae BERTH bar
efter 6orlpoenoe / rGeno1. Gio." gi=
bet ct ioa gobt Meiultat, at ser er
gooe lloiigter til at bringe oe for
ngone mioler tilpeje.
TRitcrncs Organization paa Sirl=
lano bar bo(ot @eneralfprlamling /
&osfiloe. Jormanoen, @or. Str.
G6riltenlen, Iorpeo, oflagoe @eret=
ming og beflagcoe, at 2%on6brugs=
miniltercn pni feoe, at T9l terl1e bur-
Sc obereaa til Gtat5fnite. 9o 6pr=
ma1lOen life CT 15nl ter mere, polgtes
i bans Steo 6Glter Sons %Ssenjell,
Mbbetpeo, til J%prn1u1ln.
s Stlfcbprg gDraaosial CT Ger
nugget fobfolot. Oct galaute Sos
1e= % &egnlfabsuopalg bapbc imio.
lertio, fortGller rSilfeb. Mh.", I'll
1iblte Mebe inotjeht to Nar fofettt
TO, lo1n Set itilleoe til 9ispoli:
|tion for Maabets Gamer. ll0gifter
It'll 6ennr Mmnifaffelie bor l1bnal.
get efter Torlpoe1be pplteret um6cl
uSDen5 Iorlfignuellc".
I Gtatsgnsmanbslopem. Yao ct Mp
6e al Gtutsbnsntpl10 / &onoer:
Mmt uotalte 2n116brngsminiiteren
at 1Sorilagt til Mepiiion al @l1s
ma11bSlooen pil blipe ~fren1lat / Migs
bageu lige eiter sSs11leferien. Ser III
ingen Wrpn}e Mine ppo6 for Stuts
Observation-Disclosures Sterrelie, ng be
lfal fuune laal1es 8 3ie,loebele a
&prbien al gjenhommen n1eo 8pg
ming og @elntnina. SSn6laanSrcn
te1 iatteS op fra 8 til A psf. 0ti
niiteren frembeneoe unber 1tnrf I'll
}ll1tning, at meb &msmm1bslope11 ia
Sor0iporasmaalct fife lpit, set fife
for1t giel1nem en- 8rlnbbpr6iifat.
@repifabct 6rijicmbors. Sol 0!
5taorettens 9om argaaen0e Cue
cesitonsretten til 8rep]fabct Hrii1ei1
borg bill ifylge %. g." blipe appel
leret til &ejeiteret, ibct oct ira all
Giber onIees pnifeligt at ircmfalb
CT en6elig Mfgjerelie al bett
Spergnmal. Mppellen CT life l(o
trpf for noacn Strib mellen De i'll
tereslereoe Starter, iaa liot iol1
Sagsa1lGgget / lin &io bar oct. 6:
l16ilaq berof CT set pgiaa, at @ren
inoe Singer @eoell ug @rebe Treoe
rif Sriis / Screening bar iubgipe
Mn0rnqenoe til sSultitsmini1teric
ON, at Ser n1aa hliDe paalagt @rep
Ifabet pco inbtrnben6e 8e%liooerlfift'
at noe Sen AT Narterue, Ser peo eli
oelig Conn taber Soge1,, pa 6cnlles
8ern ct bctp6elig oarlig Npanaa'
eller cpentuelt pherlobe @ebfommer1
Sc 8r1asrette,t oper VreDlfabet!
ip6lige Del.
GjenSumsialg. @ro5ierer s. Nii:
&anien og Nroprietnr 6. l(lricb &c:
terlen=9fiis lnr al @ros Ierer s.
Gbriitcnie1 fjSbt rStorgaarben"
6prns Scrreb nreD 100 Gbr. Cant
for 100000 @r. Oct {aatRntes al
u6ltpffe G%ien6pmmel1.
Uaoroeier g. Niellen Setter
+! gaarb / @arri6slgp bar fipbt @aars
belt rSberifobcn" i Maiteo for 1903,
1000 &r.
@opeoomr0en &%anl1esfpra
mellem Mp6ors % &jertemtnoe, ca.
800 9or. 2anb er lre6 ful6 8eIut=
ming 90 Snbentar iol9t al Hroprie=
ter Gaitenicbiol6 til ao1,iul ST.
&asmusl len / &orspr for $4,000
@r. @aaroen er fra lite Mpril bort
forpagtct til CIT Mal16 / &urspr.
uNspparosgaaro", al Mreal
1856 9or. 2a1lo, 50 9or. &ortforn,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

Saa tau SC andre to.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

ut4lYulty Uulll VtllclulIU1tIlI I i2ttll
Oorf. &irfen bar Sen enelte j I'll
Slags / Daumarf, og oens 1tore Mr=
beioe Dor fjerot ODER bele europa.
Me11i0beoen bar mi pfonomtif ielb=
biulpen, men oppebnr alligebel ct
min6re MarSbi6rag fra Metbobiit=
iamfun6ets Misiionsfasie.
SEN bcrrclpie 9(rb. @n g%ar1nlel
Observation-Disclosures / &igbenbnpn,
|iom lepe6e ganife torpelig, iaa ollie
|troeoe, BON ia6 / imaa Soar, afgif
for nogle Maane0er iioen pe0 Or
ben og efterloo fig lite mi11ore ems
100000 ST. So Ser intel Seita-
mente bar, % tngen Mrbtnger fan6=
tes, bar Der al l16iigt til, at @e,tge-
ne bilbe tiIfnlbe Stoter Tom Nrb-
Itager. Mu bar Ser imi6lertio, for
teller 6anffe 8lo6e, melbt fig Ell
Meffe Mrpinger, % bertblnnot er
.s1agtninge til ben nf6goe Maaufaf-
%t1rbanbler. Mlnnbt bans &apirer
bar Der nentlig ct 8reb, iiffrepet /
ftiIet til bans Sober, 2ars
.SSenfen. Otter grebets sS516bolb bar
man fa1Iet ct gpor, ser fdrte til Dro-
ling @antnlerl,m &erreo, miotipl-
lntt6, boor ben ontaIte Cars SEMEN
fgbteg Maret 1899. S DbpItne er.
Ioer fl1n6et Gfterfonr1llere al Cars
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Wrrnt.

Nafifon Gnffcrfabrtf bor p}nrbei=
Set 100000 @entner Moer; ca.
395 ge1tner pr. 81. 2ano.
Maribu Snfferfabrif il,,tteoe lin
&anrpagne oen 2. San. Ser CT op.
orbejoet 2,490,00O Geatrer &ocr.
1862 Sent. pr. Is. 2a1o.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-06-24
RULES FOR PROPER SPEECH.
Art Of Conversation 10 Something
That 10 Worth Taking Some
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-06-24
Women in Political Murder

stirred since the Breton heroine.
.Carlotte Corday, stabbed that mon.
ster Of the revolution, Marat, in
his bath. But the modern history of
Russian revolutionaries provides some
equally remarkable stories Of heroines
of the people who have taken upon
themselves the task Of killing those
whom they considered the enemies Of
progress and liberty. y
The. most recent case was that OF
Zinaida Konopliannikova, q Russian
school mistress, who on August Is.
1906, shot dead Major General Min.
commander Of the famous regiment Of
the Semenon guards, at Peterhof rail-
way station. She was arrested on the
spot and ultimately condemned to
death by hanging, this being the first
death sentence passed ON a woman
since the execution Of Sophie Perov-
skaya. who was practically the chief
organizer OF the nihilist conspiracy
which resulted in Gear Alexander II
being blown to pieces on his way to
the military riding school in st. Pc
tersburg on March l. 1881.
This female assassin was only TWEEN
ty-seven years OF age at the time Of
her execution. but even she was six
years older than Marie Spiridonova,
who. fired with the wrongs Of the Rus.
sian peasant. shot the brutal Governor
Dujenoevsky. Horrible tortures were
inflicted upon her In order to force
her to confess the names Of her &C.
completes and ultimately she was,
tried by court-martial behind closed.
doors and sent to Siberia a physical
wreck. S
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-06-24
MAN CALLS THIS FISHING
Nevada Ranch Owner Drains a Ditch
and Catches Mountain Trout
With His Hands.

San Francisco:-W. H. Davenport
Of the Western Pacific railway says:
II was back in Nevada recently, and
a friend of mine who owns what he
calls just a little ranch of 5000 acres
asked me If I would like to fish for
mountain trout. l said l would; it's
my favorite sport.
".Come on said he. and he took me
to a stream across which he has built
a dam for the purpose of irrigating
his alfalfa.
Instead OF producing fish poles he
suddenly turned on the water and let
1t run full force through the irrtgating
bitches for just a half minute. Then
he turned 1t OH. and, beckoning to mo.
led me to the irrigating ditch.
by this time the water which he
had let in had run out into the fields.
and on the bottom Of the ditch were
about a hundred mountain trout left
high and dry and Tapping about at 4
great rate. Is
my friend gathered about twenty
into a basket and threw the rest back
alive into the stream. We had the
ones he caught for supper. and they
we're delicious" f,..a.t : <