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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

ST. pBpERs DANsKr ryAne.
LUTH fKIRKE, 20. Ave. !. o. :,
st. gadstjeneste ssndag Formid.
dag 81. 1870. Altergang tsrste
ssndfg liver Manned. Anden
ssndag hver Manned tilli9e .Aften.
gudisstjenesee III. 8.
kkirkelige Anlisgender bedes
man hesnyende sig til Kirken.
Prast' Pastor =. J. Tarpgaard.
1SlV =. 2xnd treet Telefon::
Smelling 4D7.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

8rDoer- % s1ittriamfnn6sIoeer-
&c bert 8pen ipnes, i BE iioite Roa-
neoer, at Dare i ~uiaobo,,Iig 9oo
Grengo,1g. GborboIoien 2oee opto-
Der creNeoIeulr1er beo bpert Mgs
De 81 nnrer tore acknowledgement
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

En- Vognladning "Swastika' Grape.
frugt, direkte fra Florida. Den
fineste Frugt, som fin9es. 8 for
25c, 4 for 25c, 5 for 25c. q ~
ALE Stprrelser, Kasse -. Z4U
Tokay-Druer - Ny Sending direkte
fra California, SRsOnens spdeste
Druer. specielt Or
pr. Pd. ZOC
Malaga-Druer, pr. Pd. ........1 8c
Catawba Druer, lille Kurv 500. l5c
Su~kkerparer, Vinternellis, Dusin soc,
25c og zoe. o.
l TONVIS AT NDDDER OG KON.
FEKT.
De bedste nye Valnpdder, Pekaner,
brasilianske N9dder, Manuler og
Jordngdder.
Pd. Pop Corn 25l
Fine blandede NSdder, Pa. ......2Oc
Code blandede N9dder, Pd. -. .15c
Ingen Kastanienpuder mellem DEM
Smpr-Fl9devafler, Pd. ...........17
Hub Bon Bons", standard Mixed
blandede "Bon Bons''. French
Creams, sorteret Chokolade, Che,
koladekonfekt.
Lowneys, Flnks og Johnsons Konfekt
i KAISER. pr. Kasse ...25c til $500
Specific Iriser for. SSndagsskole1
og Kirker.
LOCO Bundter hyid .'chisp' Selleri
4 og 5 STAKE i yer ~
Bundt, pr. Bunit .........lOC
Store Bundter, Dusinet ......33 5<
Is Pd. Iranebar. .25t
Messina-Citroner. 2 l)usin ......25e
Code Citroner, 5 Dusin ..........25
Spde Kartofler, 8 Pd. .........2 5t
Cider - vi har endnu noget tilbage
af denne delikate Cider o.
DUNK 1Oc) Gallon ........ZOC
Bedste Hakkekjpa, 2 Eli. ....... 25t
Pebern6dder, Pd. ................2 zoo
Surkaal. Gallon .25t
FIGENER-
California, 2 Pkr. .15t
1mporteret Layer, Pd. .2Oe
Ire Parker 25e
.DADLER- Parker ..........25 t
Dromedary, 3 Pkr. ............25e
Frugtkager / Parker a.... %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

Nnlebnins for Mpfommere at Ice
re gngelif i @i1,ter pe6 Goncoroia
College, Moorbeab, Mir11. 5foleter=
minen begpnoer oen 29be Dece1n=
Der. 600 Scott, 2ogis % praftiif
l1noerpisning op til fprite Mpril for
|$75. Sfrib otter Ratalog til Con-
corbia College, Moorbeao, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

aisb, bois mnliet Dos bore
aperterenoe % nrDt gdaoet nerueo
'tst'er e COB soa oea oonF
pertisIeI1et1ter e n1ooen..
|olee 81 etboert esId efsiIdns
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25
Ssm ebentneI up 8ofmeiter ! ct

Ssm ebtntnel NJ #ofmeiter i ct.
@alI noebnes Otto g. gfatbs, Der
IirotH for.pIig bar baret Monoger
lfor ct Jilmtbeater beri Bpen, men
IfiIlise bar Manager for ben me ct.
saul aongresmnro, Mr. gan Dpfes
futeesf1,loe aompaere. sd. Motbs,
Der er ca. 40 Mor ga1,meI, Ct eHers
len M Mar1o 81. Noul 8olitiferl.
Son er fsot Mir11eopoIig. ,1e1, bar
for sc fioite q Aor reiioeret ! 81.
Saul. gan Dpfes aon1pngne-a or11i-
'te boIot iioite N1onoog Mften ct
.Mgoe, bbor II aoroioater for gtiI-
Iit,gen 2eiligbeD iii at 1totaIe ia,
og efter en- benan1eliie stenn1aeofeiD.
ming bIeD Rotbs uopeget ION 81 oefn
Itffeige
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

for en- imulf beforeret Sat, OF flert
itore Sperraifeller / MftenenS 2pf
bar Den ogiaa paa Nrpgran,met. Da
Der tillige bill blibe ~ierpcret oanif
Smprrebrpb, &affe III. lit. baabcr
&omiteen at 1e ollie Joreningens
Meblemmcr pg oens 8enner mpDe
tolrigt, laa Sc paa eli DGroig Waa-
oe fan iige Iaf for set garnle Mor
% gnifer. bpcranore ct gla0eligt
NDtaar. Der bill iom InbbanIig
bliDe ltort Sal, bbortil @r. Sa-
coblens Orfe|ter biI m111tfere.
st minbre forbelagtis Snleinb-
|fipb. Olcf @uitafion er en- Jarmer
fra Mortb Dofota % bar fomn,en
til 8Des for her at tiIbringe Sen
GLADE &giti6. Borleoen Mften moote
bnl | Ell Soloon to Sremme0e, Der
for 6en bilIige Bris al 80 Dollars
Iolgte bam ben ltore 5amIing at SUI
'letr9er, fom George @ppper, Sule=
tr9mn1tben, bar til 5algs poo
Bridge .Squore; ban bnr babt oct Be
iibite 80 Mar, % ! Mar ifal Ser bore
life n1irore END $500 af benz. Gu
itafion iiooer6e paa en- Irefasle,
poogeoe Ben ganife Scat oper fin
5fat % bar glo1 % lptfeIig inbtil
8opper Ton, tiIiteoe o. i Sen foloe
flomme Morgen ,1aatte n,elbe ham
at &anoelen bar poH off. 9Dorpao
GlItafion iporenltregs tog ct 600
tilbage til ganoo, mere rig poa CIR
eno SSuIetraer % minus 80.
5glboolIors.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25
Stated eatmGab bolber aasbe,

ct slntal al benpeo 600 @epraien-
tal1ter for statsbanfer Der ! 5to-
ten aableoc i Iirgbngs beres Mars
mgoe j SoteI CANT SAUL. Gn @e
ioll,tion Deotoges ON at opforore
2egislaturen tn at arbeioe ben til
at 5tatsbanfer tan blipe Meolem=
imer al ben feoerolc Meierpeforeni1lg.
Dn1 Mftene1l par DeItagerne @initer
peo cit 8a1tfet, Der bar arrangeret
/ Sotellet, bbor Snrnes 5. Sill bar
Sobeotoleren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

6orbiubelien mellem 5billingbb-
.erne. 8praa0ets Sernbane=aomite
CT ] Serb meo at 1egee 8laner for
Dpnaoelie af Ell burtieere 6orbin<
belle mellem SpatingbDerre poo ben
gamle Snterurban=S porbosnIinie.
MISUNDERSTANDING g. g. 2uno
bill en- al be nrrtneite Gage inogipe
lin &opport, me6 5orilag ON Ell
.ebentnel Gorbeoring i r,ppnte Met-
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

Sl1letrrfeiten i Spnbags / ct.
|@eberg oanife ll,tberife Rirfe bapoe
iautet en- flor Joriamling al 8pr1l
og 0ofsne % bar inroeles DelIpffet.
sS,,letrnet bar mutt prDbet meo Ell
Mangoe banffe Stag, % @oier,
GrDiantben,lm og Eulipaner. 8lo1t<
iterne bar 10 lite Rgte, men imnltfe
gfterIignelier. @lle TOM baboe be-
ret meo at in1pffe Greet fortie,ter
oprigtig Sat. SsnbagSifole-8 Borne
ne fremfagoe bDno be babe 1prt
meact fmllft. S Seroelesbeo gioroe
Mifs BerIiot Safitoos imuffe Sang.
peIfortie11t QDffe. Oct bar fom ON.
ret ringeoes IND ibla1,ot 5or
on Naiis 9afitao fang
Ss,,lefaImen: rsS,len bar broet bel
iignet Buo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

esiroattolaMhas
;e,,S 9atieclit
otfYYaaor l,oDiit DeltaeeIic / gluleoninsl
4, min finre Naa1tbs plub1eligel
taftess berpeo bierteligit.
Naa eg1c % Npras 8eene,
Mtrs. aamille Serenien.
6. s.. sebnls, Sen m,parenbe
superintendent for 5tatens Stole
ORien, bar llo5iet til otter at blipc
til bette gn1beoe al @uber-
NOR Sammono. Com befienbt er
ben bpatige Sfoleniano foot al ipen-
lfe Gornlore.
BiIliam 3olfing, 415 5irneu
Ger i 8pen, iejreDe i 0ns-
bags iin 90=oarige Gboielsoug i
OperprreI{e al so al hans GIpot=
ri,1oer oo 8en1,er. On TpbielsoooS=
toee, bGrenbe so tanote 2ps, prp=
oe0e 8orocne beo Jelt11unltioet.
Sobu Mnberlon, Iom for ct Yor
Tiger fiben 1,nopeg fra SinbSipge=
%anltalten / Menoota, sis, % til
fooS begab Zig BERTH 8pen, bpor
bans 8rooer, Carl u. Mnoerion, er
hoiat, er otter Mepen ferot ttlbage
"
Nefsg at SgDe. S 3. NC. Sob11=
Ions Apotbet paa Zoe % ct. Neter
street, 'tete I1rsoagS MorgeS ct
Snobrl'o. &pbere par lteget mo !
Torrefnrngen glen'1em Ct S111o11e
S1aloerer1 og log neo 11g e 8eleo
AZ Soo.oo I sto1fa1l1er, pow Sr1-
marter % Ct *or aas'er e!eorer.
5or Gutter % bigger, iiar fra
III e1et'1em9oa common S1ole'1' pc
ep11oer lerlt1lf arr'ns oe1 zoe De=
eemoer; 1'ar SGsn''19, SfaDntng'
9tegr1ng, % l1g1enoe jag. Strto
etter aatalo9 til eoncoro1a eollege,
Mtoorbeao, Wt11rn.
-
2ars 8eteriou. 1om ! fire Mor
hor f11noeret fom 5efrefpr heo set
norjfe @eneroIfon5,llot ! Seem Snort.
ofloo0e ! 0isie Dnoe Fl Npiao her
! 8pen for nj fnntte on sSorrptn;nos=
forbinDeIfe. So ho1 ! on NOR esrer1-
lis hor III !Sen'iot n o,re4te o., }tor
Seyr1pprtforretnino ! Wpropn Son
ofreiite tiI Mem morf ! qirsnoos
Moroes, bborfra hon Sen 2oen so-
,,uor piI tiItrnoe meiien lii @orop
@~uper,srens eSn6inttcl1e ! Gu,bc.
set. On MootuQeliegfe5t mes BAL.
ION, en- Tortfpttelle al @uperngr
Snoipttel}e i GmbeDet
er UNDER l16arbeioeI{e al Sc beuo-
frotiife 2eoere % Meolemmer of
Gberbarts Stab, % ipm
bill blibe afbul6t Sen 6. syouuQr.
Mrranqen1entet bill MobtQ=
finbe steb / &apitoIiet fra
SCI. 6 til 8 ON Mfte1en, meo paa-
felgen6e Sal Ble1s Mr,norp. 60
get l%ignenoe bar life baret afhoIot
/ Minne{ota fben @uber1pr Mer-
riams Daqe. @uperngr Sommono
bar inibIertib euDnu lite uotolt lin
Meniuu ON Sc f%ore{[ooebe Ie1tIiohe-
ser peb hons Snointtelie ! @mbe0et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

Sch &isb clier Meparatioa ai
lbre beisg ben p%eltie1ote Sa,peler
5trnon Melion 200 6. 7tb Street.
Seuo nst. Banl sibenbe" bjen,
1916.

&or Sc nogeniinoe tGnft gru,1s
bigt uber. bpor mango 8reDe De
oberfomn,er at len0e biem / Marets
2sb2 Gaar De ital bore gauife
Grlig moo Dent ielD bliner Oct Dilt
lite iaa mango iom Sc ielp funoe
enife. So be 6erbiemmc bliber Dog
o1tio glade, r,aor Be bprer fra Gem,
10 bpppioere beS beore.
@bprfor 30 lite ieabe benz ber-
bieunn,e en- nseutlig 9iIitn ! 1915?
&borfor life ie'loe Dem ct Num=
n1er al bette 8lab bber l1ge?
Dmfoltningerue bill boere forTDiu=
.benoe i 6orbolo til nbbpttet. Ser
er ian meget, io1n De alorig faar
fortolt ON / DereS 8repe, bboro11
Blooet bill gibe DEM berbiemme fulo
8efteb. Set bliber 1om ct 8aano
Der fnpttes ODER &abet. Gm sSor-
eI6re, Sgifenoe eller a11ore fjGre
o%erbjen1n1e faar Blnbef ~regdmRs1ig
bier uge, iaa faor De ian1tioig ct
9epis poa, at De 1ninbes benl -
cit @ilien fra Sem.
Gror De lite fefb, at bette pilbe
bore en- gob Soc? De maa beller
MI itrafs ienbe oS Nobn % Moresie
% 5ubifriptiongprilen, Ser fun er
$3.50, iaa ri ton begpnoe at ienoe
Dem oerbjemme Blaoet fra % mco
n9lte Mnmmer. Sc pI / nGlte
8reb oerbiemme fra faa at pioe,
bbor glade % tufnemlige &c er Die
ben for he,tne SilIen, TOM fomner
til 0em SO @unge ON Mnret.
6. &asmms1en &nb. So.
Moom POI, Court 8locf.
ct. Ynul, Winn.
722 4tb ctr. So,
Minneopoli5, Winn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25
Ingen "Kris.pri;.er" her.
Fjerkra Salg som j fordums Tider.

Hyer Express medfSrer Tonsvis af Kalkuner, Gjas, lEnder og Hons.
M like pukkede. ##s##
Unge Kalkuner, Pd. .......... 15ciFede GjRs, Pd. ..............-14 c
Plukkede kalkuner, Pd. -. -. 18cI Ender, Pd. ...... 16c
Kylinger og Hons, Pd. ......1 Toe psters, kjpdrge, Quart ......... 4Oc
Ale og enhver ~ St Paul burde gjp e sine 1ndkjeb her.
EN- VOGNLADNING FIORIDAAPPEIsINER - sHsonens sedeste APP
pelsiner. ."Swastika Brand" AnMl i Kaszen: $50. 176, 200 M1 40
PIG Hvlkensomhelst Sprrese, pr. Kawe OHIO
Pr. DuMn Csc, 22, 18c og 1c.
En- VOgnladning California Sunkst Navel Appelsiner - Direkte fra
Lindsey Frugtavlere, Highland, Cal Pr. Dusn.3 SIC. 28c, DO 10
2c, 2c, 18c og lac. ale Stqreser, pr. Kasse ......... 0Z.to
En- Vognladning Isle of Pines" Grapefruit - allie friske. or
Pr Kasse $l98; pr Peck 45c; pr Duan 3c, 3Oc y ZOCs
Ten Vognladning Florida Grapenugt ale fiske. Or
Kasse $179; Peck 4Oc; DuMn 3c, Soc os ZOC-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

gefss al spoe. s, $. 81. Sobn=
ions Apotbef poo Zoe % ct. 8eter
Street, ifete / EirsongS Morges ct
Sssrobr1ib. Gpbene bar 1teget ino /
5orretntngen giennem ct @in0ue /
&i9loeren og tog meo Zig ct Bel6b
al $500 / &ontonter, $500 / Bri-
marfer 90 ct &ar aasIer Gigarer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

Dusin. . SOC, 25c og Zoe
Wort Varehus paa Sixth Street
Rosabel og Broadway er"
fyldt med ale Slags Hbler i Tender.
Nest righoldige Lager i Northwestern
Missouri-4bler. 3 Blu. no
I'd. 1926, 500 og ...... LOO.
New York Frugthaveplukke0 RI.
de Baldwin Rbler, ID. LOU
En- Vognladning ekstra fine Sunset
j p1 Kaaser, 'G Pr: Rass eho o.... It's
Vognladning Wenatchee Wine
saps' holder sig lRnge, lQ
pr. Kasse ...............xsfO
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

Monnmcat for Suns Seq. Sci
norffe Selifob for Mmerifa bar poa=
begnnbt Ell S1tbfffripfionsino1amling
til ct Wonumert for Dberft Sans
Seq, fra Drummer i Morge, Scr
panbt 8ergmmelie iom Mnfprer for
bet 15oe 8isconfm Snfonteri=M egiz
mem i 8orserfrigen. Nrof. 5. g.
Npoobl at Minneopolis er Brafioent
for 5eIifabet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

Ssnner os 9gtre al Morse of
boloer en- Sulefeft manoog Mften /
np}te llge / Central Soil meb ct
muiifaIif 8rogrom, % meo $. Mife=
LAMB fra Minneapolis fum 8pbeo=
taller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

Nbtaarsfeit. llngoomsforeI,ir,ge1t
.nf 1905 tore narIige RDtaargfeit
ofboloes geptnarsoften Dai,ias lille
Sol. Den neoidtte Geittornite bor'
foaet Il uomerfet Hroerram iammen-
iot orAffteneu, iiniac III ben Urge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

Mansel paa Saletreer. So NOR
mere man fom til sSnlen, be1to Itprre
bite fig Mangelen poa SuletrGer
Der i 8pen. Gn .&nnblenoe, Der
bar tilienot 8pen 5000 Srletreer,
meooelte allerebe / Matt6ogs, at
ban Blot bob6e nogle faa filbage.
5tore @rantreer bIep iplgt for en-
@ris Of $500, mebens Bri1en paa
Of MellemitbrreIie borierebe
fra 40 I'll so Gents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

!6arparb Mnfeal GLIB bill afbol=
oe en- &oncert i 8pens Mubitorill.n
9irsoag Mften ! nalte l1ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

&nter Sermineu neo Goncorbia
College, Moorbeao, Mir,,., :begpn=
Der ben 90. December. $500 be-
taler for goo Scott, 2oeis .og praf=
tilt l%lnoerpisning / De alminbelige
SnrifiIt Mnleoning for
NDfpmmerc. 5frib eftcr '&otalog
til s. y. Musgaarb, Moorbeab,
Me!nn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

Sobu Mnberlon, fom for ct 8ar
Tiger fioen unopeg fra 5inosipge=
an1tolten i Menoota, &1ds., % til
foos begab fig BERTH 8pen, bpor
bans 8rooer, Carl u. Mnberion. er
.hoiat, er after bIepen fenot tilbage
al Mutboritcterne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

BilIiam 8olfing, 415 5inne,,
I5trect Ger i 8pen, iejrebe i 0ns-
bags in 90=aarige J%boiels6ug i
|DDerpGrelfe al so Of bans 5lagt-
nirger % 8enner. On JeoielsoagS=
foee, bGren0e so tanote 2Ds, prp=
oeoe Borbene beb Jeit,nonltioet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

"Lebkuchen', q for 1Oc, Stk. -. DC
Julebr1d, pr. Stk. .25c
"Nephfkuchen' pr. Stk. ........ 15c
Ny Forsending Bondesmpr i RULER.
|Bedste Grad O~liemargarine, 2 Pd. 35c
Schools specielle Mejerism9r, Pd. $50
Hgte Wisconsin Flpdeost, Pd... .18c-
MISUNDERSTANDING, pr. Rage. zoe.
Peanut Smpr y. (. .12hc
Perseverance, Tomater, 4 Kander vel
pakkede Tomater 23c ~
Dusin Kander ........OOC
sucker MED CASH ORDRES.
20 Pd. $1.O0 = med 81 Ordre for an
DIRE Varer.
|21 Pund SLIGO - med So Ordre for
andre Varer. Z
% Pd. SLIT - med So Ordre for
andre Varer.
|23 Pd. $1.uv - med 81 Ordre for
andre Varer.
"a Pd. $40 med So Ordre for
andre Varer.
|25 Pd. $1.OO = med ovennRvnte So
Ordre, indbefattet for $1.M
Schocn's TIE eller naffe.
~ Pd. S1.W med ovennaeynte s.
@Ordre Qg en- 5Pd. Daase at bedste
Kvalitet Bagepulver.
For Julebagningen beh6ver De en-
|god Molasse; vi har den. Vor aller-
|bedste Bage-Molasse.
10 Pd. Kande 45c;; 5 Pd. Kande Csc
21h Pd. kande .15c
|Dunbar's hjemmelavede Rer. Or
Sirup. Quart Kanue ......ZOC
Vermont Maid rem Birke? Sirup,
den bedste fra Vermont, i Cal
Ion. halv Gallon~og Quart.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25
Giel1& Sstt8clle
Moffsor uopiit DeltageIic ! Nnleor1i,,g
IN min fiare Nsanos plrloielige
1FDposfaIo taffess berpeo bierteligit.
Naa egrc % Nprag 8ee1le,
Mrs. @amille Spren1en.

s. s.. Schulz, Ben m,pGrenoe
superintendent for 5tatens Stole
paien, bar llofiet til otter at blipc
uonnbnt til bette gn,bebe al @uber-
,tgr Somrnono. 5om befienot er
ben bpetige 5foleniano foot al iDen-
|ife Gorplore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

Sor Gutter % bigger, i1er fra
2onoet, lom lite bar bapt MnIebning
at giennemgoa Common Stolen, be-
epnoer lerifilt SIRIUS oen 29be De=
cember; iinr 2asning, 5topning,
megning, og lignenoe Sag. SfriD
efter &ataIoq til Goncoroio College,
Moorbeo0, Mirn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25
& 9TH SITS.
foIksts st6rste 6loeery-Butik.

). 2s7,. N. W. csd.r sass : 81 ~priv.ts liojsr.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-02-25
ON THE STUMP AT AGE OF 81

Olathe, Kan, Feb. 25.-John P. St
John. former governor Of Kansas, eel
ebrated his eighty-first birthday today
His home Is in this city, but the great
er part of his time is spent in travel
ing throughout the country in the In
terest Of the temperance movement
Mr.. st. John was governor Of Kansas
at the time the prohibition law was
placed upon the statute books and
has always been known as the prohibi
tfon governor. In 1884 he was the can
didate of the Prohibition party for
President of the United States
Although he has passed his eightieth
milestone and has made more than
$500 speeches for prohibition, the for.
mer Governor Is still one of the most
active lcampaigners for the party. In
recent interview he declared that
he confidently expected to live to see
the whole country dry"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-02-25
Wilson Gives Advice
to Newspaper Men

% "A HltnertO UNPUBLISHED huui coo
by President Wilson to the Newspaper
Men," is the title Harper's Weekly
gives to a most interesting article. In
1t the President says:
II feel thatea large part of the sue
cess Of public AFFAIRS depends on the
newspaper men-not so much on the
editorial writers. because we can live
down what they say, as upon the news
writer's, because the news is the at
mosphere of public affairs. Unless
you get the right setting to affairs
dispense the right REPRESENTATIVES,
go wrong. The United states Is just
now at very critical turning point
in respect to public opinion: not in
respect to parties, for that is not the
part that is most interesting. They
may go to pieces or they may hold to-
gether. So far as the United States
is concerned, it does not make much
difference whether they do or not, be-
cause a party has no vitality what
ever, unless it is an embodiment of
something real In the way of public
opinion, and public purpose. I am
not interested in a party that is not
an embodied programme based upon a
set of principles. and our present job
is to get the people who believe in
principles to stand shoulder to shout
der to do things from one side Of this
continent to the other.
"Now, that being the case, l can H.
lustrate one of the bad things that the
newspapers may do in order to speak
Of the good things they may do. If
you play up every morning differences
of opinion and predict difficulties, and
say there are going to be so many Sec
tons to this and so many groups to
that, and things will put at such and
such cross purposes, you are not so
much doing an injury to an individual
or to any one Of the groups Of indi-
viduals you are talking about as i'm
peding the public business. Our pres
ent business is to get together, not to
get divided, and to draw line and
say, Now, you fellows who do not
believe that genuine public govern
ment will work, please stand on that
side Il choose the left because it is
scripture), and you fellows who do
believe that it will work get on that
side And all the fellows who get
on this side then get together and
just put these fellows to rout in such
fashion that they will not stop until
doomsday.
I'm order to do that you have got to
have a lot of fellows who in the news
try to interpret the times and to get
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-02-25
WISHED She
40 COULD DIE


Columbia, Tenn.-"Many time, I"
says Mrs. Jessie Sharp, Of this place,
81 wished I would die and be relieved
of my suffering, from womanly troubles.
could not get up, without pulling al
something to help me, and stayed in bed
most of the time. could not do my
houSework.
The least amount. Of work tired me
out. My head would swim, and would
tremble for an hour or more. Finally.
tn-sx .-x-nx., - xoGaass tosic, 2ac
am not bothered with pains any more.
and don't have TO 90 to bed. In fact,
] am sound and well Of all ny troubles. -
Caruri goes to all the weak spots and
helps to make them streag. 4 acts with
natlne-not against her. II is for the
tired, nervous, iritable wenea, who feel
as II everything were wtoag. md need
something to quiet their serves and
streogtl,en he wcru-oat systea.
q II you re q woman, suffering frsm any
OF the numeseNs symptoms Of wonanly
lrouble, take Cardni. II viii help yosi.
At all druggists. Fer
WSik to. oaHanosea Msdseas D.. LsAiesf
Advtsssy Dspf., CAanaDssga, Tsna.. fsr ,Stsriss
E.st~a.sisss .. year osee and s<pAos bosk. Howe
rreatnSa ssr Women In paain wrasOU. NC. i99
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-02-25

before, but want you to feel that /
was depending upon you, and from
what can learn of you, think have
a reason to depend with confidence
on you to do this thing, not for me,
but for the United States, and so
bring about day which will be a lit
tie better than the days that have
gone before US. I think we can CO
operate with enthusiasm along that
line. and If you agree with me, l shall
be very happy"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-02-25
FORMER STATE
OFFICIAL ON TRIAL.

Montgomery. Ala, Feb. A.-The
case of Theodore Lacy. former chief
clerk Of the State Convict Department
OF Alabama, came up for trial here
today. Lacy is accused Of embezzle-
ment. Nearly a year ago he disap-
peared, taking with him, II is alleged.
about $4,000 Of the states funds.
Several weeks ago he returned to
Montgomery and surrendered himself
to the authorities. He has since been
at liberty on $4,000 bond.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-02-25

News Rooms
Joo department 10
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-02-25
STOP HUNT FOR NEGROES.

Tunica. Miss. Feb. 24.-Posses of
citizens from Tunica and Robinson
vile have abandoned the search for
members Of the mob of negroes who
were sought following the killing
early Sunday morning of Morris Love,
and the subsequent killing Of two of
the negro jewellers gathered at the
house of William Beasley. Under the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-02-25

bait and other mining centres of Can
ada and also from the United States
will present papers. The sessions will
begin next Wednesday and continue
three days.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-02-25

direction of deputies pursuit of thirty
or more of the band was kept uD near
ly all night Sunday and was resumed
Monday. The negroes, however. Had
scattered. many of them, 1t b Asney ID.
going toward Memphis.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-02-25
COLDS & LaGRIPPE

S or 6 doses $50 will break
any case of Chills & Fever, Colds
& LaGrippe; it acts on the liver
better than Calomel and does not
gripe or sicken. Price 25c.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-02-25
CANADIAN MINING MEN TO MEET

CANADIAN MINING MEN TO MEET.
Montreal, Feb. 24.-The committee
In charge of local arrangements is in
receipt of advices indicating q large
attendance at the annual meeting Of
the ca9ff hg Institute to be
held xt week. Leading
,a'P lfon po'eapins' "a
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-02-25
ANNOUNCER ENTs.
Circuit Judqe.

Circuit Judge.
We are authorized to announce
PAUL B. JOHNSON as a candidate
for circuit Judge Of the Twelfth Ju
dicial District, subject to the will O
the people. ..,. e