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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-10
Results of Other Contests.

Girls 50-yard dash-Sadie Bergazn, first
Ruth Clayton, second, and Margaret Mattingly,
third.
one-miIe race for boys-A. Carr. first; Lee
Holland. second, and D. Wheeler, third.
Potato race for girls-Margaret Mattingly. first
and Mabel Hubbard, second.
15-yard midget race-A. Howard, first F.
Ahern. second. and L. Smith. third.
75-yard dash for freshmen-Lee Holland, first
T. Bowling, second. and F. Ahern, third.
220-yard dash-E Hardell, first; r. Hardell
second. and W. Parks, third.
440-yard race-E Hardell, first; S. Shear, sec
ond. and K. ". Wheeler. third
SS0-yard racer. Hardell, first; L. Holland
second. and r. W. Wheeler. third
Girls obstacle race-Allie Colbert. first; Edit
Petrie. second, and Mabel Hubbard. third:
Shot-put-H. E. Supplee. first; p. d. Gibson
second. and ". A. Parks. third
Broad jump.,H. f.; Brooks; first; B. D
Wheeler, second and R. Hardell. third.
Officers Of the course-Referee. Frank c
Daniel. principal of the school; starter. Mari
De Grange; judges. c: w Plppey A. B; Bake
NJ. McKernan: Official scorer. James OConnell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-10
Mckinley MANUAL GIRLS
BEAT BOYS AT BASE BALL
Latter, However, Played Left-Hand-
ed-other Contests at Annual
Excursion of Alumni.

BY a score of to a base ball team
composed of girls of the Mckinley
Manual Training School defeated a
team of boys of that school at Marshall
Hall yesterday. when the alimni as
ISOLATION of the institution held its
annual excursion to that resort. The
boys however. played fthanded.
W. R. Sanderson acted as umpire.
The teams were as follows: Girls
Ruth Clayton. Mildred Hustled. Edith
Petrie. Recil Burchfield. Sadie Bergazin.
Mary Petrie, Fife Judd. Helen orth.
Margaret Mattingly. Boys-L Meyer,
j. Roberts, D. Hird, J. Robinson, j.
Eismann. A. Carr. H. Smith, C. Richard
son and l.. Abrahams
Many other contests were held. The
results announced were:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-10
States Duties Discussed.

THE doctrine of states rights is now
seldom heralded save in opposition to
needed reforms. l must subscribe to the
doctrine, but I realize that subjects
which formerly were purely of state cog
nizance have become of common interest
between the states and that the doctrine
of states rights must be supplemented
by the doctrine of states duties.
ITO control our corporations, it becomes
a states duty to place in Office vigorous
and honest officials who will hale offend
ers into court and vindicate the honor OF
their state laws instead of elevating into
office men who will quietly sit by and
wait for the general government to de-
wise some plan to prevent the evil and to
punish the wrongdoer. To conserve our
natural resources, it becomes a state
duty to adopt a system for the wise and
economic use of the resources and the
prevention of private control by greedy
spectators.
IF states rights are to be preserved,
the young men Of tomorrow must take up
this cry of states duties, otherwise our
pleasing vision of Uncle Sam as pa
triarchal gentleman with a benefcent
smile on his face toward American man.
hood striving for success will change to
that of a quack doctor placarded, When
others fail, consult me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-10
Vice President Delivers Com
mencement Address and Re-
ceives Honorary Degree.
TALK TO GRADUATES
OF MAINE UNIVERSITY
Discusses the Relation of Capital
and Labor and Warns Against
"Usurious Profits"

ORONO. Maine, June 10.-Vice Presi-
dent Marshall addressed a class of 120
members at the commencement exercises
of the University of Maine today, and in
turn received the honorary degree of doc
tor of laws at the hands of President
Robert J. Alley. The same degree was
conferred upon Henry C. Morrison, su-
perintendent of public instruction OF New
Hampshire.
The Vice Presidents topic was In
tellectual Bravery" He said, in part:
Slight knowledge will not enable the
young man to assume the management OF
LIES affairs. In the irrepressible con-
f1ict between labor and capital he cannot
assume that either property or labor Is
everything without tending to establish a
peon class in America or an oligarchy OF
wealth. Complete knowledge may con-
vince him that it will be better for the
republic to be controlled by neither of
these classes.
I'm 1850 we had a republic where labor
was satisfied, where respect for religion
and reverence for law and order and
sincere attachment to the Constitution
were strong. In that year the prop portion
of the annual wealth created in the coun-
try by the joint efforts of labor and
capital was one-fourth to labor and
three-fourths to capital.
Change in the Proportion.
Sixty years later the proportion had
changed to less than one-fifth to labor
and more than four-fifths to capital. This
disproportion, to my mind, has much to
do with our present discomfort
"Csurious interest is no more. but
usurious profit has taken its place. When
our statutes regulating the rates of in
terest were enacted the laboring man,
generally speaking, was skilled laborer.
He could produce completed article.
The advent of machinery took from him
his tools and put them in the hands OF
capital Money no longer is borrowed
by laborers to enable them to carry
on their trades, but money is crafty. and
instead of loaning itself to the laboring
man it is now buying the laboring man
machinery, constantly enhancing its own
profit thereby and constantly decreasing
the l.poring mans share of our produced
wealth.
THE young man in assuming leader
ship must create a public opinion and de-
velop a moral sentiment against usurlous
profit as against usurious interest. EVl.
dence of a disposition on the part OF
corporate wealth to accept this view is
not lacking 1 dare the prediction that
the railroads of the country would well
come a permanent 5 per cent or 3 per
cent accumulative profit in exchange for
their greater profit and the doubt, risk
and abuse which come with 1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25

Garbibmbrifferne / Gbba. Sra
Bergen meobeles, at Sbofabrifferm
ieoi5le Gage er iifnet Marfeo for
5000 Cons Garbio, 81. a. / M111tra-
lien. Sc 5000 Sons re%preienterer
ct ioa Itort 8eIgb, at 6abriferne bill
pere jifret 0riftsfapital en- goo
Eio %frernoper. Get DenteS 0erfor;
at 9riften meo set aller fer1te pI
blue gienoptaget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25
r6ram"s Gero,
Sen norife &olar Gfspeoition n,aa
n6iGttes ct Mar mere.

@oal6 Mmun0ial meooeler, at bnn
iom Jglge al @rigen bar part MOOT
til at ,rtointh fit Morbpolsefspeoi-
ton forelgbig e1r0nu ct Mar. gfulDe
arigen Hioe Iangparig, oil Ser Bit
ne D6erligere l16lattele.
:Gproem JONI par trnft begDno1
til Jorunret, Dl Oerior l111ler i11gen
Gmitn11oigbeo f111t1e realiieres fg1
S6oruuret 1916. Sfulbe 4rigen bli.
be lprltg langparig eller a1pore ube'
reg1eligs 0miterotgbeoer iteoe til,
ni1 @fspeoitio1el1 blipe l6int poo
le6e1temt 9i6, l1oe11 bog 0ermeo al
blipe felt opgipet. 69r orbnc6e 6or.
boloe inbtreHer, pil Get te1nlig bi=
be l1mnligt at faa ct fomplf nbitDr
al 6lpbemalfiner % Materiel oertil,
ct Depurtente11t, font Noal0 Mmunb=
zen logger i9rlig meggn Gagt pan,
% lom fl1l6t mooerne u6itpret for
pentes at billie bringe ltore &eiulta=
ter. Sgiaa &ropianteringen oil /
0isfe 1iber fti1le itg~ meget ba1ife-
Zig: De fleie al Baroers Deltagere
er bes1toen ppr1repligtige, og felp ON
&ermisliipn fntr6e op1taae@s, tan mon
iiffe fortenfe oem l. at Sc m6oig bill
forla6e lit 2a116 u10er iaabanne
Cher.
@fspeoitionens Sfigbne er og'na
for en- tor Del ofbemig al ben Sfa=
De r6ram"s Sfrog bar taget unoe1
oens iioifte Sur. Man er i @orten
mart f9roig meo at losie alt rer-
Iigt Coos 5fapoe11, og ben itnl %
)itrag GOT for at bltoe gr1noiq
Ieiterie. Sc nrberiegelier, iom bi0.
til ct pretugt, bar brngt tor So
gen, at gffroeet tom antaget er tent
meIig meotaeet al @oao0e1beb, iat
at en- tsrre Mepuratiioa1 bill b4ioe neo-
perbig.
Otter &orfere11ce meo Marine'
mpnoigbeoer,,e bor @onlD Amln0ier
III beiluttf at Ia6e 0etr,e nbfgrt
peo Mearinens 8prft, bporpeo betteS
Arbejoere NI bipe iiffret gpsielipt.
fele Ianaere 9D.
de sf5runsss 8~eiatning er M
uteo ltttotagels'e at Biiti,rg blebe'
e1roei4 ofrl6nitret, BOG iaale6es, a
here's HIabfer ituar oobne tot Dem
inotn G~fspeooiittiio1en et1gang far
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25

torlile aiteO: Niitina, om er So.
=1tp1ter W1orire11 9 bar ubfo11rln,1<
oeuh til 1iereite os,nboro pna Song
ssperre" bar Deo peIbilIig Smeoe-
fomIner1be6 fra line 5oreiattes gibe
faat lin 8er1nisfion forlanget for at
tll1re fere 9iIipn nueo .Gram" un-
Der hen1,es @e1ligge1 ! &orten.
Otter at roriifte -gIaoe boboe bragt
eDenitaaenoe meobeIelte. bar ,Mor-
ges &anoels. % .sgfartgtioenoe"
taget 0roet for, at gfspeooiittiion,e.n
titles / gero. 8looet begruaber
lin Spfntning meo, at set i bisle
Giber bil6e bore ieroeIes. bel for
5taten, ON ben flap at 1aoreoe Be
Ulgningen til gfapeoitionen. Sem
gene tiltrRnges baarot til r9rnere-
liggmbe Dornnaal. Dern9it brit.
ger .Ga6relanbh MI Mar1b TOM ST..
Mmunoien felb, % 6e, bon bill tnge
meb Jig, pan a1rore gte6er emo
@olens Ssgrfen. GmoeIig inoebope1
BEN norifa Matior oltereoe en- nbe.
ftribt @eroensrefor6 / NolarforT.
ming, og ST Mm1noder perionlig Ell
pan bette Smraabe r1anet Iengere
e16 1roger1 nnben lebenbe eller bpn
Mn116.
SIT ialt tror hi, ll1ttter 8labet, al
Mmarn6ien bil6e giee tit 9anb 6en
iterite 9ieneite UNDER De 1,tpgrenbe
Gorbol6 beo at itiIle soeem i 8ero.
S Mnleoning at ooen1tooenoe no
talte @oaIo Mmunoien:
Naturligbis Til leg i1e6efomme
Staten, bbis Sen benperuote fla til
mig me6 en- Mnmobning ON - I'M
Der De 1a1beren6e TorboIb - al
nruahe 1isponere ober 6e til min
gfspeoition bpbilge0e @enge poo an=
6en Moo6e. Men leg fan life indie
at leg lt6e1t en- lna6an &~ennen1elie
ber TITLE min @fspeoition / 8ero
Ebartimo6 bill ieg gidre alt for al
fomame ofgaap6e fna tiblig Yom ml1
Zig, allerbelit til 6oraaret 1916
men JONI leg tioligere bor me06elt
tror leg life, at l1ora1itningerL fpe
cielt 6IppematerieIIet, bill bnre fom
plet til SEN Eib. Mfreiien bill berio1
fmoiDnltebis fbrit foreeaa / Borao
ret 1916"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25
Nnrl Hakuta.

&rof. s. $. Aofer, Ser er set
progressive 8artis annoioot for GU
perner / Norb, Dofota, bor begpn6t
en- aftm 8ampagte. SON er TIT poo
cit Goreorugstur gjennem @oSsS,
@rblaro, sareent, Dictep, 2aDaoure
og &a11lom Counter.
Srgnniidionen al Siou1
County, lom @lloerner @anna forle.
ben %etdblereoe al Stanoi11g &oct
&eierpatione11 / sen norolige Del al
Staten, er mi pua 6et 119r1neltt
ful6bDroet meo &etS1eM / Sort
Oates. Gountpet i1lobefatter 80
Gomnibips og bor en- 8efolfning al
omtrent $500, bborai bele IS Bro=
cent er fulobloos Siourinoianere.
Sobn q. stiles, Sort yates, f'an1t
S. 6. 2eacb al Colon og 50. IS.
8ritolpb at Morristomn er sc 11pe
~@ommiSiRrer; q. McGolpille, 8o11=
fpr Sort Dates, er l1roitor; Nep.
@eeoe, Ben befienote Gpiifppalmis-
fion9r, Joni / Sc lioite 25 Mar bar
pirfet hanM Snbianerne pan Ston=
bling &oef Meferbutionen, er County
BONNER, % @bmaro S. Sobnlon al
Scope er @nun1tDabbofat. De nnore
.Gmbe6sm9r6 bill blipe 1tbnebnt al
@%lberrgren in6en &c nelte 80 Doge.
Sra Depils Safe meo0el@ Sen
16. Sept: Delegater repr9iente=
renbe 43 9oger al Sen1er al Mor=
&c ! Noro Dafota, Mlberta % 90
ifatcbeman meo ct iamlet Meolems-
antal al oper 21OO opretteoe pe6 ct
Mep0e her igaar Sroenens Dtfrift
Nr. 4 / Sberensltemmelfe meo en-
paa 9obeologemeoet ! Mirneapolis
i Slli Maoneo fattet 8eilutnto
gn forelgbig Organization bLep %
bonnet meo 80. S. Seege al 9atton
Joni 9reiioent og g. y. See al @e'
fin fom SefretRr. Set 11De Dtitrift
baIgte fgIge1oe gmbebsmnn6: Com
mer, fnbp. &obebprpiioent 5eper sc.
rltmgaro, DeoiIs 2afe; Hruiioent
M. S.. @egge, Cotton; @iceprRIi-
bent, S.. g. Sacobion, Sarge; sc.
ffretpr, g. u. See @@efin; 8asierer,
6. S. 2lrfen Gooperstotpn.
&HEtlE4 1ssHISHS F.f% EHaG4JItL
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25

uoitr Dnnpitite ellaiies ,
ouI bar eiet q g,,elano, SCI bIepl
iaablrttio beflaolagt SanJbnra III.
! Der ct Gpbolo Ser. Otter bpob en-
Rorreipouoe1lt erfarer, oil 8lte,1
paa Metpoaitle blipe o%pretbol6t ufor-
attbnet tiltroos for ubeloet meo Snl-
~geiun0S0ampersn .@ottfrie6". Seem.
oaitleStibenes Suite gaor nenlig
aofllig norolieere END Ben ION
ben furfne Camper fulgta. 81
benne blep rotnnret al en- Mine me.
t,er man mao ltploes, at ser lite bar
Daret uobiit tilitrefIelig Joriigtigbeo
nteo Napigeringen.
8rof. @ille til Mmerifa. r9lf.
temp" fffriper: Dleo .BergensHoro4
refer 8rof. Or. 8ile til Men Dort
for, fFom 9be Misiouri 9otanical
@nrbenS inoblrone @iG1ti ct. &ouis
at beltage ! Snltitutets 25-slars Beit-
ligboloelie SCI, Is. og 16.- Dftober.
9rofeS1pren bar erfleret fig nillig
at boloe Joreorag pper ct botanit
Gmne. Snititutet filler 500 Dol.
lars til bans @aaoigbe6, til Betri=
nalie al. @eiieabgifter, ligeiom Get
ogino MI beieree 6oreoraget trpft
og offentligglort. Nogle Gage ie=
mere, ben p. og %. 9ftober, TIL
ct 8DgningsfomplefS, fom bgper til
&aibington l1mperiitetts meoicin-
tie Mfoeling %iammeiteos, blipe mo
piet. geo betr1e 4nleonmg er set
@ollegiets @eniigt at 1,oa1npne Ell
Gel frea1tr@oen6e @errer til sgres-
ooftorer, og blan0t bisie er Nrofes-
Tor Mtlle en af betre botnntife Got
toranoer. SEQ lit ioaleoes forlGnge-
Sc 0pbolo / 81. 2ol1is lfal Yrofes-
loren bore @oDington nniperiitet5
@iait. 2igelebes oil Bpoiesforen
UNDER lit Gpbolo / glmerita repre-
lentere set NOR tie 11niperlitet beo 9be
8romn umiberiitps 15O.Nars SSll1s
bilRum. Des1a0en ifnl ban beige
De botaniife &aper / Seem Sort og
9rooflpn, fe poa Sboplfilberne
&ermont, og / @albingto1t itaI bon
aflpg9e @iiit i Ste Mrboretum
Mmerifos. iterlte 9r9- og 8ulfsam
ling, io9n er %forrret Bpe1t af CT
&igmano beo 9fobn Mrnol6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25

10000 &roner for ct boelast 9je.
Sra Irebrifsltao meboeles, at Sreo-
Ter @arl Speter / Sarpsborg, iorn
for Ell 1io iiben fit Set enc Die
eoelagt, er tilfienbt / grltatning al
aomnr1me1t 10000 &roner foruoen
8enter. &ommltrtp,1 blep og1'na ibemt
stiens= % SoerretS-O mtoitninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25
Observation-Disclosures

GprrrtudnespiIti eth.
oesnps 1853 Dos Aisbllonb Sen.
siaa. bar oereiter 5 Mor Carl bor.
lens Jorretning Stoba,leer 90 II
ben 1 Aor Digpor,ert Tor aruotfa.
lbriten i Ggeriuno; reiite fna I'll eng
lonb % etabIereoe 1862 G~orret11inq
Fl &riitionia i Muiern, ,&all % &ofs
mgrog. S 1899 traf ban iig tilbu'
gep fro 6orretningett.
Zen itore SraabIsie. Som be.
fienot beitaor ben ltore 9rauolpie
poo Sn1ere,1 Of to Mfoelinger, Sta.
tionen paa nllanboltg % stationer
pua Merian6. Moiterne pua Seer,
lan0 er 100 500 fortere END poo
l1lIo11bm,g. Ser arbeioeS mi mel
aroit poo 6aunftionprboligerne meo'
beler r@eitlanbet", % oisie menes
at bore fer6ige ON en MaunebS
Eia. Meo ielpe ACKNOWLEDGMENT
itaar alt Mrbeioe title paa @rnn1
al 4rigen: mo11 Tan irttet faa fra
England al 1ogetfpmbelit Moteriel,
! fnm ne1rGrer geIedrnfpnienet.
Soften for &oninl @aoe. Meo'
lemmer al Mnericm Club og Sen-
ner al &oniul @aoe % 6rare / et
Mntul al ca. so famleoeS forleoen !
&arftofeen i &riitianiu for i felt
F4igt Somp9r at bringe &onl1le1 og
bans 5rue, iom ,,u flptter tilbage til
Mmerifo, en- Gaf for bpoo De bar
peret for oen,re areos i &c 4 Mar,
Sc bar tilbrogt fer i 8pen. S Sc
item 0eltog 81. a. ogino ben onueri=
fonife Minilter Scbmeoemam .og
6r11e, sen a1erifan1fe Generation.
Jul &enricf og 6r,1e, statsminilter
&nl1bien, l1henrigsmintiter sSbblen oa
6nue, 8relioent 8erner, Hrcf. Mor=
genltierne, Meole1mner of Mmerifa=
liniens erection m. II.
Responsiveness &etDbniug. ~ 81
ilaoenoe gfsempel poo ben &ollt
@ergensba1,e11 lprller / Get mternu:
tionale gamfpem for 9i6en fit mot
poa Gitbaneitutionen forleoen. De1
!too ct itort gfstratog me6 IA @oos'
uogne % to 2ofomotioer, og Goge1
bar noelnffenoe Iaitet meo Smgr
Get Dor finif og rusiiif gfsportpare
fom life Longer frnbe noa fine 6or'
binbelier / @nglanb poa Sgpeie1t
|smgrret bar ferot oper Stocfboln
og git berfrn bioere til Bergen fol
at 11oifibes meb Gnglon6sruten ii
Metpcaitle. Gorbaobentlis gjer Ser
gensbm1en tut Ell Grobring lom s6or
mi6ler al Srufifen mellem &l1sla1ri
% Gnglomb, iom lite belt bill for
''ptnoe i9ie1 eiter arigens Gpber.
.Jrbfen @anna Mffrap 9arfen, Ste
! prelentouten for r9be Nmericar,
rrYrr1nr q nn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25
Til Salgs.

O~pdyrkede Farme Skovland og ned
nugget Tgmmerland j Diet nordlige
Wisconsin til Salgs. Skriv paa engelsk
ON OplysningeT I'll William c.. Erix-
son, Butternut, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25

.Jrbfen 6anna Mfrnp 2arfen, MMe-
prnientanten for r9be Nmerica11-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25

&.E34A#EAE8
sfibsfarten tager tB u igie111.
gu ofgaar gsoroenfieIoftes r9fpei.
en-" for ffprite Song iioen &rigens
u6brlb til Sou1batrg. Bereenifes
Taurus, fom git til England, itaI
Der Latte aul, Jon iful Iosies !
#9romse % 6erfnfonSpetter 5fibet
til @pioebaDt for at Latte grplait.
Nan goor no rra, 5fibssffarten
|poa &oioebabd % Arfargel M fan
giearopfoges Aanpfffiibe .5inim1
ble1d efspeoeret i'll SDoomerifo.
goooen faar f,llo aaft Of 5tpfgooa,
pnie11tIia aIipffog Sermetif Gem
ne lur tube eee1tIig bape poret
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25
ALBERT III. WHITE
Hammond s PictorialAtlas
.stort nyt 0plag!

over hele Verden. En- ny Serle at
over 100 Kort i Farver, efter sidste
of1cielle Opmaalinger, SAINT alfabe-
tsk Oversigt over ale Dyer, Slater
1og de forskjellige LANDSLIDE, SAINT
geografske og etatistiske Op1ysnin-
ger over de vigtigste Punkter /
Verden. Rigt illustreret.
Formatet at dette Pragtverk er
1011x13116, og omfatter 256 Slider,
trykt paa ekstra tint Papir og ele-
CANT indbunden.
Foruden ovenn0vnte Kort indie.
holder MARKET ct dnt Kort I FaTve-
tryk Of Solsystemet, ct Kort med allie
Nationers Flag, Portretter af de
feste Regenter og Billeder af Par
tier Of vnsentlig 1nteresse / de for
skjellige Lande og vigtigste Dyer,
med Kort over San Francisco or 8
smukke Billeder fra Jordskjalvet.
Prison paa dette Pragt- - m
vnrk, portofrit tilsendt, sVO
ef
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25

Is Nar fpIote iorleom Sag 5rf..
sgsoborg YAatoaa, tiolieere 8ibliotbbe-
Tor peo 9ergens @ibliotbef.
Etprtingets Mpbe l,otalte
6totgrnao 4oltfobt, at for at lette
acknowledgements 8prber bill be Sno-
folote blipe aflg1t bber Maoneo.

8ersen faar i Zen nermeite Grem.
tb en- eorite ltor 1ilfprlel al alI.
Ser er 1e1nlig- beiragtet ire Cont
pere .nnb tiliammen 1000 Cons
fra Me1pcoihe. 6ragten Ell meget
hi 10 SBllings, omtrent 6obbelt
{aa me9et iom fer &rigen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25

r,xsa
y. .pt a.s olp ~ 1880
:. aa''laee Dpea.roau Uu's'..''ss
a'os1ll'l1 .Seono'napan J !
gun par y. s ,''.e.u'e'osl W..
w. so..'. '1. sp1'
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25

3oalb Amnnoien bar i Sfripelle
til Megieringen gipet Mffal6 poa ben
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til .bans Yolarfer6, ioet bet er barS
Dnlfe paa oer11e Mao6e at f11r11e
Iette Sc 1tore 8proer, iom oenne Ei6S
8egipe1,bsoer piI tomme til at paa
bproe Solicit.
Newport daily independent., 1914-04-09

Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock the Rt. Rev. James R. Winchester, Bishop of the Dio- cese of Arkansas, will formally institute the Rev. l.. w. Heaton Rector of the Parish, and re- ceive into the Communion of the Church by the Apostolic Rite of Confirmation all who are pre- pared to enter upon Gods work with MT. Heaton. All are most cordially invited to attend this service.
Newport daily independent., 1914-04-09

good. About a year a g O " e h e ar d of pr. Miles Nervine, and it certainly h a s proved a blessing to our little girl. She is Il o " apparently cured and is en- toying the best of health. It is over a year since she has had a fl. We cannot speak too highly
Newport daily independent., 1914-04-09

and far reaching in it's benef- cent effect.
 The hundred subscribers to the fund will have monument ! built to their memories, in stronger men and women, hap pier boys and girls, who will grow from the instructions ob- tained from seeing this car, which will be carried all over the state wherever there are railroad conveniences.
 Truly we are living in a pro- gressive age.
Newport daily independent., 1914-04-09
Finds Cure for Epilepsy After Years of Suffering

My daughter was afflicted with epileptic fits for three years, the attacks coming every few weeks. We employed several doctors but they did her no
Newport daily independent., 1914-04-09
TIE INDEPENDENT PERCY H. VAN DYKE
 Publisher and Editor sront St, NEWPORT, ARK.
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