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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04
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4@&$&.%4y%
q. stefass 1ts61eusfsrtni1s
Mftenunoerbolonirg 90 BoI j en-
boes ! @oIboIIa Gall bar en- oberr-
maooe bellpffet % nebeisgt Affn
&c. Darlej nngfore,1ireerne .sS5ui-
1,ois" % ,Gebo1 lang np0eligt ,1I-
Der Mrs. $ufebps 6petiee 2eoeIfe
oe bsiteoe meget 8ifuIo. spofibers
banffe 5oIfebanieres Breftotiosser
gioroe fortient 2pffe. Dorner11e 8ars.
!Sufebp Mrs. 8dite % gars ar-
11oID lang 6erpon fnm ct Gfstroulf1lt<
11er e Bar So11ee ioo oDerorberf-
ZIG FIr1,ft at 8,,bIifum be1lrsn
Iteoe i oa,toel1s stiIbeo for fad nom
'sonsen bar HIeabe, m flappe
|eeiitrd % forlanse Sa goppn.
III sl,t CAB ssSfIinoiss o ~Gtbo
otter no6Ie sdRse filbebie ~ IL
ipiuebe geisoaf6 y oad
III 8essn5eIe !
.rsbe .R1eas saalIll.l..i
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04

UullIelle OI6le VIOlgeNtRIO 8ul IUIs
81. $borfra fonl1ler Beg &bem Ct
oe? On al Maroffanerne tog Moo
til fig % ipurgte mig meo en- Groe-
big &ilfen, ON BET bar Mrabere. Seq
beitrabte mig for at forflare bonn,
at Sc TOM fra Snoien, men bette
tilfreositilleoe nabenbart lite
bans @ibebegiarligbeo. Sons aam=
merater 10 % frpoeoe fig uoen at
befpmre Zig ON Meften; Sifbernes
berlige &oIoning bafte beres @elln=
bring; en- iTna ber6ifulo 6orbunbs-
felle CT altio belfommen. Gor tort
Sio fiben biloe De UNDER bereS biem=
lige 5tribigbeber meb ben iamme
o~berltremmenbe @lebe babe mo0ta=
get Be 5tammer, ser TOM ben enc
letter Ben anben for at for6ge beres
Seltes Eal % bragg u6 UNDER eli
8eboings Sercrifab. Seen 6eres
0pmnrflombeo blep noerligere baft,
90 ieg meboelte en- at bent, at Ser
blan6t bisie SSn6ere fanbtes Mnsiel-
m9nh. Sc mebbelte bbernn0re ]
8erberfproget 0enne gobe MDbeb.
Seq pegcoe pan en- Yatoner. ~
vMoslem!" ruabte .er Spabi %
itrafte @uan6en u6 imob Sn6eren
Denne benbte fig on og lmileoe
ct itille Smil, tbi Manoene fra
Mfgbaniitnn ct tibet meooeIionme.
Me11 Be forItob binanben olligepel.
Set bor nbe11 GpipI fpr5te Gang, at
De to fra binanbcn langit jerneoc
Creme at SsIam msotes u0enfor
Meffa.
2ibt ienere fanot leg Snberne
igien / en Sfole, bbor De bob6e faa-
ct &borter. M116er en- lab og graz
&immel, Der 1aa trpffen6e ober en-
itor @oor6splaos meo YpIet Soro=
bun6, rejite Grenfuffene Eeltene %
ban6t 6e Imaa fgielige Mulonr foi!t
,oeo set enc 8oaben. &aarfagre
Sifber in6retie6e fig / Be rpo6eoe
alasleparel'er. S &jernet af 8pa-
ringe11 bor en- 2eieinl forbebol6t
5pabierne. On al 6isie itob / 81
re1t % %beitrGbte fig for at fomme !
E5amtale n1eb fine Srosfeller fro
Ben Doerfte Orient. Set git life
ioo belt .9lat, tbi Der er lite ipr=
6crlig 2igbeo mellem &inonitani
% Mrabiif, % BET eneite Orb ONT
trent. Der er felles, er De troenoes
~Snlaom".
l6enfqr fante6e @atten fig ober
sen lille fampbergebe $50. Spar-
ionnme @%a6elpgter oplpier btlt %
Der 8roItenere, bpor flimrenbe Spo-
rer giber @ienlpo. Snart berffer
Ser be11 opbeite So, og bbis iffe
bun1pe 9rsn fra 9io til a1,6en bio.
neoe ON, at Der i bet fierne er Mr.
tilleri ! 9irfiombeo, ifuloe man tro'
at man por blepen beuiat til ct ellie,
an6et inoilumret @ierne af bore
gomle 8robinsbDer.
Dg i 8irfeligbeben er 6et jo og
1oa 9Gbentpret, Der bar bolot II
Snotog i ben lille 8p. Ser bleb Ms
oeiteb for Solfeilagene fra 9it Of
8elt, fra sDb % @or6; ber fomlc!
&c, % Sl1ngemoalenes 8irbar finder
ct fplles l6trpf: 5alaam! =
exrpAi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04
Rflpiraa Brn11nit,g.

ltnoer GDcrlfriften Sen omfldfs:
|fenoc 9ronning" bar en- meget be.
|fienot belgif %So,,rnaliit @olano De
Mores / @ortierblaoet r2e 1entps"
belliget Sen ipmpatbetife, baarot
prspcoe 9ronnine Gliiubetb fbI,
|genoe lte1nningsfuloe % i1,teresfaaz
tie MrtifeI:
Drcnningen befinoer Zig tillige.
n1eo Song Gilbert meltem De f9m<
penoe Sropper. Sun banter fra
|8p til Bp, fra SER til SER, fra ben
enc 2ebegrob til oen or6er,
bun trsiter De lebenoe, bun trplter
Ioe bpenoe. Meo emil paa 2eben
forbinber BUN Be faareoe. Sun er
lite Ben frigeriife Jpritin6e, Der
peo .5ioen at fin ieirrige @emal,
u11oer 1rcmpetiteo % Gromme-
bbirbIer, rider IND i De tilbageero-
brcbc 8per. Selb ben lettelte &aar=
oe bilbe bore for tung for benbes
fine 9aon6, % bun forimaar /
MooiGtning til anbre 6pritinoer at
6efilere / en- fofet Uniform / Spio-
lien for megimenter, Der barer benz
oes Mab11. Sun bier fig Inn, 1aar
&a11onerne tier title. % ,,aar man
Ii ;Bataillonerne teller benz, Der bar
operlepet Dyite,1. l1ben Giforte ban-
orcr bun lao fra &oipital til 9ofpi-
tai, fra Mmbnlance til Mmbulol1ee,
ION ben aoIeite blanot ollie be. eole
Fabinber, Der bielper &eltene til at
rbs i 5fisnbeo". SUN er 10 ben
melt ligefrcmme, Ben melt moberli<
sc, ben met beifeone al bent ollie.
Seq ser bcn6e enonu for mig, ID
bun en- Gfteroorsoag for borten Mar
ii6er boIot fit SSnotog i 8riisiel ef-
ter at babe egtet 8rirs gilbert, ben
prni umptibe 9ronfelger. S Sen
itpre @oIloforogie joo bun. lille %
ipinfeI, be6 5ioen saf fin aggtef9I-
Ie. gun bopoe life .@repinoen al
l5lanoerns m%aieltntiffe 4oloning,
log bum bopbe iffe 8rinfegiet Gle
mentines 5fienbeo, men bun bnboe
let ltrooIenoe emil, ct bIeot. bierte.
bi,oer1he BIif. 8riisfeIs BefoIfri1o
forito0 bet ftrofs, bun Darot meo
bet s'ar1me for beitanoig bens EiIlio
og aiarligbeo. Der11e of Raturen
Itriobare Befolfning, Der meget nei.
agtiat be6 alt. bpoo ber, bill, ION
oIoria bar label fig ir1porere al
Ronarfiets &onlp % 8roet, fl
jtrafS SS1otrpf d, at be111.e 5prittiin.
be bar n,eet forifidlis fra OLE
maaliae andre 5nrftiroer, al b,ir
borznnrmerepeo ben, a bun bon
Sc inoerIieere dositooeIfe Of, biol
,oer beoreer idbae N~e1sneffers siGl
d@eierk. nm 5un
xEs5SsgsS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04

ter Be oeenoe oerss gieIddg for d
fao ct fioite 8Iif, Ell iioite aaare.
Geberbeoe &anoer itrnffer iig III
MOB benoe, % blege aaber bpiiter
Set Orb, fom Mcnneitet finder / fin
bDbeite Mgo, % iom eriber ielp Set
baarbeite &inrte:: rMooer!!"
Qennocr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04

6an: Bore gu f1lnoe Iere al
.Iabe fao COB Moo TOM min fsrite
Some.
gun: .&bis gu bare bar lao
flint iom min fbrfte mo,l0, funoe
bobe Maa6 til at boIoe et. fronn
SCOT"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04

4Ibsfalb. 8or ofboIote 2or1os.
l1ano gigeo Semen % 3uftru bar
bobt ben fore 5org ! Manoogs Ct
mite ocres u1,ge. toIentfuloe DOT
ter, 8iolin-girt1,eier Notbolie Sen,
len, bpis oeriale SpiI 81 nIIe bdr
elaset d ion ofte ober beo g
mango Qoneerter, Deo bpiIfe hr1 nsr
Fitere1e 81 Senen bIeb ia
leo lBnte5 6ntte6e ~.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04
Nef0p Udk0mn1en
Julegranen for 1914
Pris Soc. Sendes portofrit we'd Mod
tagelsen af Belobet.
Nefop Udkon1men
INDHOLD:

y lNDHOLD: &
Q Adam Dan: Ve1kommen Jul. ;
< Th. Knudsen: En- J~uledr@m.
]. Chr. Bay: bet sidste Blad. Med Tegninger at ]. Enke- (
, b@le. (
2 Chr. Sehousboe: MI stunder min Langsel. Med Teg-
< ninger at ]. Enkeb@le. :
< Marie Toksvig: Farmers Hrgrelse. Med Tegninger at I
) A.Andersen. (
T Marius Kristensen: Skibelund.
. G. S. Strandvod: Kunstens Triumf. Med Tegning at ;
s Paul Stefensen.
5 ]. Chr. Bay: Du TOR like klage (Efter Robert Louis Ste
? venson). Med Tegning at ] Enkebple. {
Z Carl Hansen: Den kloge Mand. Med Tegninger at ! s
< Enkeb9lle.
5 NJ. F. Blichfeld: Hvorledes "Onkel CONS FIyte" blew til. (
D Helene. Strange: Lirekassemanden. Med Tegninger a: Z
2 A. Andersen. s
< Carl Hansen: Lincoln.
5 R. Andersen: Jakob A. Ris. Z
B Geo. Dupont Hansen: Jul. Fantasi over "Dejlig er Iorden." Z
8 Kr. Dstergaard: Beldnningen.
B M. Sgrensen: Et Mode.
!. BILLEDER:
2 Wilhelm Kyhn: Vinteraften j Dyrehaven.
Gutzon B9rglums Lincoln.
Omslaget tegnet at Jens Eriksen.
C.. RASMUSSEN PUB. CO.
. 722 So. Fourth St,
. Minneapolis, @-==--M Minnesota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04

s Su,maunels banft-lntb. Strife,
%. Sire % %. Street, bar Der be-
ret boIot en- @effe MisitonSmbber
/ MnIebning al &inamisfionqr 81.
Mielien og Suitrl1, lom for Sioen er
pao Meiie Der / Amerifa. 9affigel-
,ies6ogen ON Mften talte ST.. NielSer
inr1tft % inberliet ON Misfione1 /
&ino. Otter @uostieneiten inobsoes
Sc tirite6eberenoe til at famles |
eden ne6enunber &irfen, bbor ST..
Nielien bab6e nbltillet mango iiel6-
ne Sing ban baboe meobragt fra ST.
no. Son frembiite 6isfe og leola=
geoe set meo Gorflaring. Gru Niel-
fen foreorog en- Gong paa set fine
fife 5prog !om leb goot, ielp ont
man lite forito6 Sen. Ser ierberez
0es me6 Safe, % Sangforet fang
1ogIe 5onge.
@oitor Gorpgaoro al ct. 8eoers
oa,ife Strife bor in6buot til at tole
/ Senoags Mftes.
81. &icl5en. Der er bortreift, toni
mer hlbage efter gtptaar % bill OPP
boloe fig / minneapolis i 8inter.
ltuabomsforeniusen at 1905 =
Roneert % Ebeaterforeitilling i So,
mia !$all / iorrige lge bar mi11ore
Goot .beisgt END ma1, flnoe babe
bentet, 11oor Der blep brot bort BON,
ffe 8ublifum ct iaa rigboloigt &ro-
gram. 6angfort barbt peb 2eilig=
beocn ct bel f%ortient og ltormeroe
@ifa!o, bborfor bets opgtige 2eoer,
&r. @inar Sitter, fbittereoe meb fle.
re Da gapo Na1n1re. @oIIerne |
Grit 8sgbs fbiffe @alloebille:
.Somfruen". bar lagt / De beoItt
&r11oer % 6rugterne at benbe0 s
tigers flittig S,1osbelfe unoer ben
fpnbige %SSnItruftsr, &r. @aul
6trorge, bIeb 1pot at set tillteoe-
bere11oe Eublifum rneo ben itsritt
Silfreosbeo. &r. Mifier CAB Jor.
bolteren oloeles glimre11oe og Suit
Anoerfer bar 1l6itprlig mor}om ion
8In0esbanoIer. 5nobeI Mrs. Sin.
6erfen fom Grsfnerne NieIsen %
4bom1fen bate noelt Honffisrnelit
for oeres ppperIige SonaipiI oe 90.
be Snng!temr11,er, meoe11s o&r1
Gcberling % 2arien iom reipeftib.
Moior % 2sitnor1t fog aegler
here's miIitariife Mancrer d
Droeter. On flor Del af be
beloiae s~on,nte,,ipi1 ! Gong
nurareIe n,oo hiIfftriibeg Broi
s5afobions ppperIioe affon.paene
mend. e apan 20 81. @oI
erehl ablifum beboadil
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04

5fueipil / 3 Sitter, npferes paa
Dania Sail 5enoag often oen 13be
December al beu meget befien0te %
popul9re Stuelpiller Mnton 5an=
neg oslilteret at gooe lofale, &ref=
ter. Gette Stpffe. bleb ogian ipillei
beri 8pen unoer Scr. Sannes Sc,
belle og gioroc megen % fortient
2pffe.
Salt meobirfer 80 Yerloner. r9or:
oenifjolo / @pnefile11" er nleget in.
teres ant og ct al De melt patrio=
tiife Stueipil poa Sen oanife %
norife Sccnc % bar opnaaet en- flor
&opularitet peo De &unoreoer al
0pfereI'er set bor opttanet. Set bill
fao ct FORFEIT % imuft llb1tpr og ser
.bliber logt flor @agt pao SS11oltl=
6eringen.
ST. PEDERS DANSKE EvANG
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. s. og 8
st. Gudstjeneste S1ndag Formid
dag ri. 1890. Altergang -fSrste
Spndag i hver Maaned. Anden
Sgndag hver .Maaneu tillige Aften
gudstjenes.. I III. s.
kirkelige Anliggender bedes
man hcnvende sig til Kirkenl
Priest. Pastor A. J.. Tarpgaard
281O e. 22nd Street. Telefon
Smelling 497.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04

Set banife Bsrnebiem bar Deo
Sens 6. ". Maoiens Seiters Sob
arpet $4,000, Der af Noolen bar
teitamenteret til 8ernebiemmet, bog
at bans eneite Sbiter NIB @et1ter1,
iaa Ienge bun lepe6e..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04
Der for en- Molariafeber, bun bob.
be paa6raget fig paa cit Roneert-
Eourne / 5poen. .8egrabelfen fin
Der @tco ioag, 9ors6ng.

-
8esrabeIie. S 5snoogs begrabe-
oes fra Bentleps 4apeI, 2710 g.
|glarf Street, Gnfefr1, Mnrgretbe
Beterien, Der forrige 3orsoog afsif
peo Dsoet1 81 Mar gor1n1el. Mfob6c
Dor fsot i Meitbeo % Mooer III
Mrg. garl Muton5eu. Oct bore fitod
6sIge % ct @eD at be im1iffem
8Iomlter. 5bigeripnne11, Carl an-
tonien % hans ire Ssnner fnrgere+
be iom BalIbnrere. Boitor Abam
Son boIot en- ufnoborIi8 intaf %
fsleIesfuI0 Sale beo Bonren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04
Ghuagn.

11lbbarefabrifant Sos. Senien CT
pqIgt til .Dania"s Delegat paa No<
tionalfomiteen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04

- ssris efter Rr1sess.1er !
6ette 0Ia1. Il
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04
minneapolis

NOr NuuoSutQn0, Ut. u. ~. "
1erien, blep i IirSoogs at en- SllrD
i Domn,er Molpnca11 Met tiltlerot
eli Grltatning pua 1856 Dollars. Or.
Geo. 6. Stepenion bapoe anla9t
@aq moo @r. Nenerlen % paaltoo
Tia 5000 Dollors tilfienot i Sta
Descritatnina for Sberfalo % 'Se=
qemsbelfaoiaelic, men SS,,rpc1 farot
at set bar gooet mere 1io ober Den
.ouflooe0c cno Mnflageren.
@ulitiebef Oscar WartiniDn lig-
ger meget ip9 paa st. Barnabas
@olpitol. Sen populare % bpgt19e
Gbef bar life Sc ienere Mar, ! al
s5olo lite nnber belle fin Suntttot1s-
It's, parct ierlig itprf al &clbreo;
EN- frcniif 8linotarmsliocl'e bar
.qraopis neobruot hans &r9fter, tor
uplia itsote Goniilitis til % MI till
li0]t 2ungcbetGnSelfe. &on bar tao
qoot lom cpgipet at 2egerne Iirs=
ooas, mel Sc iihite Gftcrretninaer
goar oog 1,o poo, ct ban e'lo1u bar
Ell .fiobting Chance.
@rpllmp. 2erooe Mften ben %.
Monember bar ser ltor 6eitligbeo
hos Mr. Cir. 3latt % S1,ltrn,
1916 @lpmoutb Mbe. g., ibd oeres
9otter &eloo blcn pict til Mr.
s. &orolo Slien. en- Mfengoc Gje=
1ter nar inobrhte til at onerpGre
sen bpitioeliee @eeipenbeo os
Sien,met bar fmpffet fra sperIt til
neoer|t mes rpoe % bbioe @nir=
lanoer. @aitor T%arpgaaro forret=
tebe @ielien, efter bbilfen mon 1or1=
Ieoes ON Sc oGffe6e 8or6. 8ruoe=
parret mo0tog. Ell MG1gDe 1mlt1e
sSorerinqer. Set bar e1 q eroeles
1n1uf og jtemningsfulo 8rpllupsfe1t.
Santa Clans CT banlDit fra Mttn-
neopoIis @ooer. 5aaleoes be'ten1te
8praooet peo tit Mpbe / forrige nge
efter at ser bar in0fommet &lage
ira en- @o,nc, ser belp9reoe fig
oner. at benoes 8prn lite funbe for
itou, at Be n1ebte Santa" / iaa
1nonge Sfiffclier, ,1aar Der efter be-
res 0pfottelie fun if,1lbe bore en-.
Set CT !!aa bi1t inaen Sfooe til,
al oiSje n,er eller min6re uappetit=
Iige Monosper1oner foripinber fra
@oocrnes SSuIeprea, fun Sfaoe at
8proaoet life boboe Maaten til at
gjgre set belt at mes BEN gamle
SeIgen, Mptben ON. bben1 fun BIZ
6roger til at forbirre 8ernenes
ssontaii og aipe 6em cit fuloitenoig
forfert 0pfattelie ont Sulen 6g benz
neg birfeIige 8etp6ning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04

&i5berbantet. 9orsoag Mfter ;.
10. December bill Der i 8isrgbirs
Sail finoe en- itsrre 5eitIigbb Steo,
ioet ct al Sangforenir1gen &arr1o-
MEMS nIbite Meolemmer, anoers
seielieu, ben afte1 bill blibe .ilaad
til &iboer", en- uomGrfelie bon.
f,llotlb bar 9iort fig fortient til.
s. 9. e. SO. IS er ifero meo q
oprette en- @pmnaitif alub, bbor
MeoIelnmer i Mloeren 18 til loo
100 Tan opta9es. 8alg at M Be.
ltpreIie timber steb ben fsrite Man-
bag i December % Der forDentes
8etrngt11ing at Sc baarbe 9iber: d
Der bill blibe en- bnnrb aar1p ON
|0isle .peIlenneoe gmbeber".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-04

Folg med ale Nyheder fra
Diet gamle Land. Las vor
ugentlige Oversight over Kri-
gems Gang. 4. Il. 4! 4. s..
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forlabe M%nttperpen, ga be maatte
traffe fig tilbage giennem 6lan=
oerns 5Ietter, bbor bu1ore6tuiin6e
Jlpgtninge pplteoe no tit &abet, BET
|iioite Saab ON 5relie, pasferebe bum
|forbi pao be larmenoe ,8eie meo ro-
|ligt Mnfi9t, in1ilenoe til Soloaterne
|og til Be ulpffelige 5tofler. De
|fif Snotrpf al en- iaaoan Sialero,
at Gillioen gienfsotes felb i Sc met
fortpibIebes Sinrter.
gliinbetb, 8elgiens Dronning,
lom / giebliffd hun berffer oper
ben doe 9e6e, Der breoer fig foron
|Dpnerre, barer ben fjsnneite aro,
ne, &roner1, fom Mpltiferer fer ON
9eIgenin6ernes &obeo. S en- 9ios,
alder. Der tpipIer ON ollie Dpoer,
frembDoer bum BET ia,bIin1e 9fle al
en- ibng Rbinoe, Der / TT &iertes
9pb sier 3raft til at bore ben
boaroete 5fipbne. Denne .Dron,
ming, Der floffer ON fra Steo til
|steo, e. iterre eno ieIb ben meg.
hgfte aonaes &uitru, III bum ipm.
boliierer belle BET lemlafteoe 6eore.
|Iono, Der life bill 81. 6ier11t ia
itolte 8ber O. eliunrerOe BoI1oie,
ba1lorer bun be1inlo0 5olooter1le
bsra foIone ,,lloer Qrtgei,s ssueIer
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-07-09
BEES AND ALFALFA.

Investigations of the United States
department Of agriculture have shown
that Il mistaken notion has been held
regarding the kinds Of bees that aid
alfalfa seed. While leaf cutter bees
will "trip" about 80 per cent of the
flowers they visit and bumblebees
about 80 per cent. honeybees trip
less than per cent. Even though Il
hOneybee trips only per cent of the
flowers it visits the great number of
such bees that can be kept on IN al
falfa field. taken in connection with
their activity. compensate for the low
efficiency of each bee.
The wild bees that are most efficient
in tripping do not store up honey of
commercial value. nor is there any
way known of holding them perma-
nently in any locality.
Certain investigators have thought
that some species of bee from the ma
tive land of alfalfa might prove more
valuable than others. If such could
be found and introduced the yield Of
alfalfa seed might be materially in
creased. There are so many different
kinds of bees In different parts of the
world that there is considerable room
FOR experiment.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-07-09
THEY ALL DEMAND IT
Lancaster like Every City and Town in
the Union, Receives 1t.

People with kidney ills want to be
cured. When one suffers the tor lures
of an aching back, relief is eagerly
sought for. There are many remedies
today that relieve, but not permanent
ly. Doan's Kidney Pills have brought
lasting results to thousands. Here is
proof of merit from this vicinity.
Mrs. S. j. Hubble, Lancaster ST.,
Stanford, Ky, says: my kidneys have
long been troublesome and Irregular in
their work. My back ached constantly
and sometime was so lame | could not
bend over without great effort. After
using Doan's Kidney Pills, my kidneys
became normal, and the backache left.
Doan's Kidney Pills tuned up my system
and have since been enjoying good
health"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Hubble mad. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo. N. Y.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-07-09
BLACK AND RED RAsPBERRIES.

and the blackcap. The red is for ia
bic use, and the black ana purple are
fer canning purposes.
The plants should be set out as early
as possible in spring after the ground
has been plow2d. narrowed and
worked over unti! ii is linr and mel
loW--almust pulyCriZcd. in fact. The
soil should have had y GOVERN" of
stable manure dug OF fo",cd into it
ana in general have been made rich i'll
the essentials of pant food. Both the
raspberry and blackberry are gross
feeders. almost us much So as the
grapevine, and require good ground.
Before putting in the plants they
should be cUt baci, to six or eight inch
tops. They should be stuck into the
ground as deep as they stood in the
garden of the grower from whom they
were purchased. This uay he readily
seen by the earth marks on each plant.
They may be set out i'll any one of
three ways-in burrows. in hills or ac-
cording to what is called the bush plan.
1uc puTIlCul'lI ~ SttIu W bC tHIiiol u
is for the individual gardener to de-
termine for himself, and in doing so
he will be guided largely by the extent
and shape of his plot.
The bush method is probably best
adapted for small place. Burrows
are plowed six feet apart, and the
plants are set in them at intervals Of
about three feet. During growth in
summer the plants are trained into
bushes by being pinched or cut back.
The leading or principal shoot should
be allowed to reach height of not
more than three and half feet, and
all laterals should be started near the
ground and be held back to some
eighteen or twenty inches in length.
The plants will he bushy and will pre-
sent a beautiful appearance, but this
method calls for considerable pruning
by the gardener.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-07-09
PAINT Lltik.

Mr.. George Treadway spent Sunday
in Richmond.
Mr.. Carlos Hedrick is visitor in
Harlan Town this week.
Mr.. E. G. McWhorter was a visitor
IN London the past week.
Mrs. w. F. Parks has returned from
several weeks stay in Richmond.
Miss Kate Richmond, of Ewing Va.
is the guest Of Mrs. Robt LedfOrd.
Mr.. Eli Estridge's condition remains
unchanged at the present writing.
Miss Lucy Francis is in Richmond for
Chautauqua, the guest of Mrs. Jennie
Parks.
Miss Arnold Ramsey has been the
guest of her cousin, little Miss Bright
in Stanford.
Miss Lula McWhorter is in Paints
vile the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Laban Kirk.
Mr.. Woods Walker returned Satur-
day from an ENJOYABLE visit TO friends
in Fayetteville Tenn.
Mrs. w. F. Parks was hostess at a
dining on Saturday in honor of her SIS
ter Mrs. J. L. Beddow.
Miss Matte Wyley has returned to
her home at Point Leavell after visit
to Mrs. Rodney Griggs.
Mrs. ]. T. Beddow, of Barbourville,
came Monday to be the guest cf her
sister, Mrs. w. F. Parks.
Mir. Steve Carrier and family, Of
Lancaster We're the guests of Mr.. E.
C. McWhorter and family on Sunday.
Mr.. Bowling, of McWhorter, KY,
conducted services at the Christian
church, Sunday morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Logsden, and Miss
Geneva, spent several days in Brass
field, the past week the guests of his
parents.
Mrs. Owens Terril of Lancaster and
Mrs. Monroe Mason of New Richmond
Ind, were the week end guests of Mrs.
B. M. Lear.
Miss Lucille Estridge went Tuesday
to Berea to be the guest of her uncle,
Mr.. Felix Estridge and family for an
indefinate stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Wynn, and little
daughter, Mary Balm, were week end
guests of DIR. and Mrs. e. B. Creech,
of Middleburg KY.
Misses Allie R. Fish OF Stanford,
Mary Lee Lear of Lancaster and Mar
the Garrett of Richmond are the guests
of Mrs. Walker Guyn,
The fourth passed off in very quiet
manner in our city altho quite large
crowds gathered on the ball grounds
both in the morning and afternoon.
Two good games were played. The
game in the forenoon was between
Point Leavell and Paint Lick and re-
suited in a score of to l In favor of
Paint Lick, The home team and Hy-
attsville matched forces in the after
noon, Hyattsville winning hut we failed
to get the score.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-07-09
Severe Attack Of Colo Cured.

E. E. Cross. who travels in Virginia
and other Southern Stat5s, was taken
suddenly and severely IL with collie
At the first store he cam" 10 the mer-
chant recomme ended chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Two doses of it cured him.. No Que should
leave home on journey without a
bottle Of his preparation, For sale by
all dealers. I'm