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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06
i faa Ord.

Chas. Castledon, Cumberland, iWyo.,
siiger at han. havde den vserste Hoste
har havt nogensinde, og he'll
brededes ] nogle faa Dage we'd DR..
Warner White Wine Of Tar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

kom Ell Landst ! soDrige 4yden, hvor
Afgrodek an avles hele Aaret. Vihar Trakte
fra SO til % 900 Acres Prerie og skovland;
$1O.OOatfl $500 pr.Acre. Skriv paa enaelsk
til: NORMAN g lain, LIBERTY, TEXAS.
Diet st6rste Landfrmai sgd Texas.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06
&rins @il6elm o. baus rnsiiife

Srti1S StlDclm % DanS r1tSititt
@emalinoc. Der blep ben 26. sSSd.
mar uonapnt ipecielle &ommisIa,
rcr, Ser ifal isrge for ct Opeigr !
Nnleoning Sfilsmisien mellem @rins
gilbelm al Sverige og storbert1g.
linoe Maria &aplopnu al Ml,sluno,
og iom lfal mpoe ct. petersburg.
0opeolpprgsmaalene bliber Dronin=
gen al oct financielle Torbolo os
boem Der lfal bape Barnet, Yrins
2ennart. Sc ipenife @omm1is1erer
er 9ofmarifalf Or. Otto Sacf Mo=
lanb Brit3ifslb % 2ambsbgpoingen
/ llppiala Or. @amtmorifjplo.
Sen 24-aariae Yrinjesie CT Dat-
ter al Storfprit Saul Mleronoro=
pitcb % &uiine at Sen r,1siife Sci
ier. Sum reiite nplig ira fin Sc
NAL, Sen 29=aarige Nrins Gilbelm
al Sverige, Song @111tofs Spn.
Gibt ON 5oripeene / Slim paa at
inofpre &onfuSionisnlen lom 5tats-
religion. 81 ital Der meooele CT,
ubtalelie at &rgiioent Wuan Sbi &ai
eftcr uGbriitiam @era1o". Sans Mn<
ifuelie .%uotrpffes / felgenoe Oro:
uNngaaenoe Iolfets religiple Sri
beo, oa bill ollie &eligionsbefjenoelier
blipe %betragtet lom ligeberettigeoe,
pg ingen al .bem oil blipe ierlig be-
gunitiget eller tiliioeiat. Scr bsr
piies gieniioig Mgtelie, % man bpr
gieniioig unogoa Wfistillib iblan6t
Solicit, lragtet ON man 6eltager /
ro9en lGrlig religtos Yrafsis eller
life, eller bpilfen 8efjenoelie ban
ill1tter Jig til, iaa at alle 1naa npoe
Sen offentlige 6reo % 9pffe."
Oct ontpbes} at Ell !&obeogr1m6
til, at Nrnii0ent Duan 6bi Scat bar
oplelt Ea%rlante1tet, ifal bore Sen, at
mango al Dc fremragenoe Meolem=
mer begunltige6e @onfuctaniSme,1,
og BON piloe for enbper Hris uuo=
goa Meligionsitri6. Set ipnes alt=
1ao, at Yraiibenten er inbe for at
boloe 5tat og Strife aoifilt % for
f1,lo religips 6ribeo % 2%igeberetti-
gelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

paa, at benoes aiRrelR, Mabofarlen
Sans, ifulbe fpn1n1e % iige 5nrpel
til benoe. Gn0elig git Nigefammer-
6Grel1 op, 90 Sans tom / al ;@emme=
ligbe0 in0.
&iGreitcparret lbs % ianltoleoe
% par nof iaa lpftelig, "a Der lioe
1neo ct lp0 Grin noenfor Dpren.
rMa! bpa0 ifal hi grille til, finrc
'@onS!" nobrpo Nigen. vSSeg pil0c
npoig bapc, at ,logen lfuloe pi0e, at
ou CT berilroe / aa1rn1eret Dos mig
Lao mig plttte Big i10 / NIT ltore
&lp0eifab."
Com iagt, laa gjort, 4arlen blep
pnttet ino / &leoeifabet, Yigen Lao
Ieoe Dpren og luffeoe op for Sem,
ser ltoo % banfeoe paa. Men bpor
forifreffet blep fife ben ltaffels
1ortbea, So BUN Ter, at De, Ser trn=
Der IND, bar foru0en &pnen Ser /
@ooroe1, tillige &igens tilfomme11=
De @nsbono. &an tom for at be,lte
baa0e Dortbea og benoeS &leoelfab.
u9et CT ct ipert turgt 4lpbejfab,
6n bar, min Bige" iagoe bc1p ny
9nSbono, So ban og ct Yor at @aar-
oens &nrle ifl1l0e til at lrsle set
poa @ognen. nMen op / @ognen
ifal "a Sfobet," og 1aa fjprte Marl=
BEN meb oct og Dortbeo.
Men MI biloe Sfiebnen, at 8i=
gents l1De @ammer bar oppe poa 2of=
tet, % oerfor flyer Man6en: Isl
mao bape 9eiet 11b al Sfabet, Dor-
tbeo, for ellers bliper Oct life nemt
at bore set op as Eroppen til Sit
Ggrelle."
&igen itrittebe lenge imoo bette
6orilag, men ga bun fl1n6e inble,
at Ser lite bar anbet at gjgrc, ia,
lan aab1e0e bum &%lGoeFobet.
Oct fan NOT bore, at be116es @ns-
bono bleb %forbauiet, ga ban iaa,
bnab Ser bar / Gfabet.
Nien ban gior0e forreiten fun
6en lioe9pl0i9e @emerfning: $50,
III fan leg f%oritaa, bporfor Gfabet
bar laa tungt:"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

&arlcn i &lcbeifabet. @uoroeier
MieIs Nieliens Nige Dortbea, ifal
flDtte i Ell np Nlabg, % I'LL bar Mai
hagen oprutoe,1. Nigen lbs fit
aornrner % be11teoc l1teo 2Gngiel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

Spillinger, men life 2au6smenb.
On gammel TRADITION flyer, at Set
pngite Meolem al en- 6amilie er Den
lpffeltgitc, og 6enne Naaitanb Ell
fanife rieti9 / bette Gilfel6e, ifriper
en- anterifanlf Mbis og fprtlptter:
Mrs. &er1na116e5 % berloes Man6
blep forle6en for0repet fra Niebras
|NegraS / Merico benirnpo ben ame.
rifonife @rnnie. l~1nberpeis febte
&one11 en- 5pn. @or1lnet in6 pao
amerifanif @run6 fgbte bun fglgen=
Be Dag en- an6en S9n, fom iaaleoeS
bleD ontertfanif 8orger, mems Der.
imob Sen Ell Sag nlbre GDillingbro.
Ser foar nejes meb at bore Wert-
fat,er. Sen ii0it ntrfomne bar j
(aIlere0e biit goo Joritano peb at Ia.
Sc fig f66e pan amerifanif Soro
@nab fommer lite BON til at faa no.
lrettet, bpis ban leber lrnge;
ipprger Ben pntriptiife Mbig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06
%1tgpesclise Mmmletter,

lt5psselise Mmmletter. Sen en-
gellfe Megiering ienote for Ell 3io
ltoen CIT gfspeoi.ion Tor at ueiorlfe
Be u%fjenote ggne / Sen peltlige 9el
al Napua mellem &ibo= % Stricf=
la11Oflo0erne. Sire @ange tibltgere
bar man forlget at ie1oe gfspeoitio-
men til 6isfe forifiellige ggne, men
af forlfjellige @r11nbe bopoe Sc l1belb
meb fig.
Denne Gang Dor @fspeoitionen
leoet al $. S, xMpan, % ban baboe
meo Jig en- beenbnd slfoeling og
6esltoen monge Bnrere.
@Dan orog ai1teo / Gluten at
oa ifplge Sc iioite ST.
terretninger bapbe bn1l naaet til ct
5teb, lom ligeer 100 &tlometer fra
@iboflpoens plumbing. Set for be-
ret banifeligt at itlloere ngiere SS1ro-
bpggerue / oisie ggne. De er lpIe
Iaf @uoforpe % bgrer til SEN fraf=
|tige 6ielofolftppe. De bor oppe /
Ell @gi6e al omtrent 5000 500,
berer lange ltbe @upper, % er be-
bebncoe nleo 8l1er % &ile % 9fiol=
be at 1re.
Ser er life fprt lliffert 8epi5 for,
at De er Mennei fenoere, me11 &pans
@fspebition forot, at Sc bap0e for
Stit at bugge @en6erne al fine
6jen6er> rpge Dem og bore en- bel
@ao rpgebe acknowledgements lon1
SmDffe eller Mmulet runbt @alIe n.
Naar Splen regnleres. El 0aglie
er r1ioen" oct famine lom &loffen
So man fan 0erfor ltge efter Col:
bperp SEN %. December faloe / 6or:
hnuielie ODER, at Solen pluolelie
begpncer at blipe l1precis; oe1 blipel
peb me0 at itaa liot ienere op boe1
! Moreen, iamtioig meo, at Den plan
m9siig gaar lenere neb ON Otter:
miooogen. Set porer no9le Gage
fpr Sen otter folder i Seize, 1aa Tor'
miooug og gftermib6og igien bltbe1
rlige lange".
Dette Gorbolb bu,loer. i, at bore
l1bre life gaar efter golbbgnet; go.
len goar 1emlig lite laa pr9cts, ion
man nlminoeligt foreitiller Jig. Ser
gaar burtigit, 1taar ben er nermei
Sor6en, % langiomit, 11aar oen e.
fiernelt, omfring 2tbe SS111i.
S Stunt er Dmorejningstioen "a
elmer 3 Min. 81 Sef. og / Decem.
Der "a Elmer 4 Min. 5 Get. SCI
er bells e1 6pl9e al $oroens eltple:
agtige 6ornt, 6els poo @rnno Al
@fliptifa, 5ole1ts 8ane, Der Don't
rer en 8infel pan 9gfpator.
SfuI6e l1brene ~gan efter So1en
moatte Sc mart goa langiomn1ere
mart bnrtigere. syor at rnogaa BET
regner man meb, at 5olen beppge1
fla meb ensartet @aitigbeb.
Deraf fommer Sen tiliDnelaoerto'
~uregelm9siigbe6 / Toroeltnget a
6ormiooag % gftermiooag.
@arIen ! 3lrbeifabet. @uorbeie1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

Nv" Juh 3lo'uS ioAAIIASh wv
6en ligegploi9c 8emGrfning: $50,
III fan leg forltaa, bporfor Sfabet
bar laa tlnngt."
Maanen u9 &ejret. Set er en-
fienot Sag, at Moatten peb 1in GiI=
trGfning5fraft l,6gper CT meget be-
tpoelia S11bDirfning paa SSoroen, en-
Sirfl1in font giper Jig l16ilog /
'Gbbe % 5lo0. Man bar flere @an-
&c fremiat sen Tormo0ning, at
Maanens Giltrefningsfraft iful0e
ppe cit tilIoarenoe @irfning / 0e
Sor6en omgtpne 2uftlag, og Ser
ifremfalbe 8ebGgeller, iom iparer til
, Gioeponosbelgerne / @abene. SEQ
meget npiagtige Ssagttogelier bar
oea belgiife Splitter % Mltronom
/ Mrctoltifp oglaa ment at funne poaz
: bite, at Maanen bar cit pts Snoflp-
6elfe paa 2uftlage1te = oltlaa @ino=
itprfen - men .6erfro at lutte, JONI
man laa ofte Jet, at Der lflll6e be-
itaa cit 5orbinbel1e mellem Maoncns
| Safer (Tul0moa1e, 9}pmoane oip.)
log &eirets Belfaffenbeb / al Mlmin=
oeligbe0 (Trolt, 50, @esn oip.), pil
rere / bpieite @rao forbaltet. Sen
Spiottel|e gigr Jig 10. nat1rlig bla ~
2anbsfolf og Spfolf %9iGloenoe, at
6oro1lbringerne / @eirliget ifplbe5
Sc forlfiellige 5tillinger, iom Mao=
net inotager til Soroen. SSntet fan
imiolertio bore mere feilagttgt, og
@totiitifen oil beller life bile 1rogen
! 6%orbinoelie 1aa @enieenoe. Mlle=
reoe EN- olmin6elig 8etragtni1lg bill
|piie set nDolbbnre / Mntagellen al
eli ianoon V%orbin0elle. Maanen5
l16ieenbe ct 10 ems for belle Soroen
UNDER ct - CT set 6l1lomaalte, Ell
set 6ulonroalte oper bele Soroen =
!og set er en- ielpfplgelig Sag, at Ial=
ser pc6 Mnanei fifte, t. @fs. bel
:. 6uIbmoo1te, inb me0 lt9rf Sro|f
I fan bette life iamtiotg bore 9ilfel
. set mes belle SSor0en, life ertgang fo>
l5tebsr mes famine 2engoe- el!c,
8reobegraer. Ser ct set 9anlfe an
Gre 6oftorer> 1on1 ipiller inb: alin1a
ets Mrt, 3enrperatur, T1,gtigbebs:
.'gra6> 2ufttrpf % meget anoet.
On anben Sing er, at ser al Maa.
, mems Shilling i'll Sorben oil fnnn'
rbIebes pisie almin6elige Jormo6:
ninger rneb @enfpn til 8eiret. Naa1
set er Julomaa11e, % maa1,e1 er o.
! nermeit, er Ser itbrft SanolpnligbeS
.for &egu. S iioite Shorter % noa'
= 1 $3.50
Maanen er fierneit fra Soroen, e.
Der itsrit sanoipnltgbeb foe ter
SER. Og bepiit CT set, at Maane1
tibar St6flp6clie poo SoromagnetiS
men. Set er 6erfor rinpeligpiS
giennen1 21tfteleftrtciteten, at mar
fnn be11te Sc ltgr1te Btrfninger a
Moanens Sn6flp6elie paa 8ejrfor
boIbene. Men f6r1t / Sc fe1ere Ma1
bar n1an beret iitanb til at maol'
Standardization, og man bar en6nl
lite 1rogen lGngere Sagttageliesref
fe at itette fig til, lanlebeS a
!, Gpprasmaalet en6m ! Ell Narreff
! man liges at ltoa oabent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06
Gn uhtalelIe al 4rriioent @il:

Gn untalelle al &reiibent @il=
ion: nSs>neen flor Station, Der for
iemmer at u11oerpiie fine 8ern /
CUBS Orb, bill nogeniinoe operlepe
fine egne 6riitelier % Daarifaber.
Sfolclereren laapellom Yolitiferen
bpr bape set flart for Jig, at bans
6go0er iaa bel JONI bans Meomen=
neifers tan bpile trDgt paa bette
@rltnolog og poo bette alene;; tbi
Mationen5 %iaubelion1 set enfelte
Menneifes MetfGroigbeo bar lin enc
ite &il6e / set %infpirerenoe Orb. Seq
befloger Sen Manb, font life ouglig
|leier fin 8ibel. Gen er Ell abiolut
eneitaoenoe Bog; tbi bber Gang,
man laier oen, bill noget sammelt
Orb, lom mon bar left bunoreoe
|@ange fer, pluoielig faa nh 8etpo-
ming"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

9sosfalo. sp%noerborg: @or, Nsr-
gen Se1ieul Soraaaro, Il. @on nar
1Grltg fienot iom Ell bpgtig Ure- oa
&ornonler.
Norlamlimesbnlct / Spnocrborg.
Den 81, sunni 1913 neologoeS
@runoltcncn til ct 0anlf Torlam@
luasbus / Senoerborg. Ieaninget
til @p9uiugen IT leperet al Nrof.
Murtin Mprop, @ipbenfmpn. % De
n%ponmoi9e Nengc, 100000 Marf,
er ifaffet al &pcn5 % 0megnenS
hanlfe @eiolfuina. Der tinheS I
Sulet CIT ltprre % cit mi1ore Sol,
2ofaler til iellfabelige Samtmer1fom-
tier o. @iolteuurelier for Guriiter.
Snopielien bill anta9elig lfc til Sor-
ooret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

r&pao iagoe sin Some, 81 ou Ton
lao tent biem i forrige nge?"
o5aebe? 5psrg mig ON fiortel
Sage, lao er bun maaife nroig.'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

F|N#EEGV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EAHflM4t
oplpier, at get bar opoaget cn 5am'
mcnipGrgelie, bDiS Maul bar al
ltprte @lertas Megiering. Jlere
frcmragenoe Merifanere, oeriblanot
Oberit Gito Mlosiio Mobles, er blenot
Sc arreltereoe.
Sen rnsiifc Sronfylger, ser IN
er III Aar ganmel, ligcs at pare
fuloitunotg belbnebst eiter lin 9e-
ifabigelie al Denet cller Soften. 8eo
ct &eeimenti1biln1m forleoeu /
G5arlfo Selo gtf ba1 iammen meo
fin Sober la1gS @egimetltets 6ront
% bolot SfriM mes G5aren. Dcr
er ltor @l9oe Muslunb oper, at
Sen lille Storfyrlte er blepcn ralf
igien.
Gn prcb Gtemmeretsfpinoc falte=
Sc forleoen en- @oie Mel poa Sefre.
t9ren for 5fotlan6, Ebon1os Mc&in-
Jon $1,000, mebe1nS ban talte til cit
Toriamling pe6 Mobningen al goin-
burgb @piifole, iaa ban iaa no ion1
en- Mpller. Scr. @oo6 Dor font
men miot inb / fit Gale, "a Stem=
meretsfoinben iprong op paa Slot
! forrner, ioet ban iag6e roget ON
; Eortltr, % falteoe en- Nofe, iom
bar fulo al Mel, Iige / Mniigtet paa
/, bam. Noien gift / Stpffer % Me.
let brDsieoe 11o ODER bans &leoer.
; Gicr 5000 Ger. ltnoer Sc 6or=
; eneoe Stater berer 5000 Ger me6
ct Snobpggcrantal poa 100000.
Deres @an0el beleber fig til ODER
| $500 10000 aorlig. 1bfprlelen
til De 6or. Stater belpber Jig til
f! ca. $100,OO0,O00 aarlig, og Sr,o=
; fGrielen bertha belpber Jig til en- lig=
nen0e Gum. Ga Sc Goreneoe @to=
ter obertog @orto &ico for Is Mar
+, ii0en, bar Ser fun opfert Ell 8pg=
+; ming til 5folebrug; TIL finbes ser
!; 100. Nbilipptnerne CT life regnet
meb / oe 5000 Ger.
=: Gamaltunnellen mellem Gnalanb
% Tranfri9e+ ~&eo Sl1letioer 1920
/: ffuloe hi futrrre pente, at Ser er re-
gelmnsiig Sernbaneforbinoelie mel.
lem 2pnoon og 8aris," uotalte Ell
engel1f Iagmaao / ct 5%oreorag, JON
: Dan bol0t fornDlig.
uS11geniprerne me11er, at belle Mr:
Deloet bill fon1me til at folte Is Weil.
liouer Yun0 @terling, $S0,0O0,'
uOO), bporaf @nglano % 6ranfrigf
ltatter bper fin @alpoel. 9pis SSer1'
ba,1en tornn1er til at bol6e De JOHNNIE
!&aister lom Da1npbaabene 111t, full.
De Mttior9rerne funne glere Meg:
ming pun ct p9nt l1o6pttc al 1ine
Mftter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

bar forisgt en- Gponin9 al DEN men=
~nelfelige &nrafter efter pe0fommen=
oes 2atter. Ser man meo &ofalen
Na, betpoer BET for manges &eo=
fom1nenoe, at ban er ligefrem og
aoben, for &pin0e11s berimoo, at bun
er r1tabig og uoe al Stano til at
benare en @emn,eligbeb; Ell Ne>
2atter betegner Meuraitbeni, @elan=
foli % Stepticisme; .@)o=2otteren
antpoer @obsligbeo, 6lotbeb og en-
Ipag &arotter. 2atteren me0 W)t
tilbgrer 8prn og BLONDE 4binoer.
Blaoet aoparer beitioelig moo De
Mennelfer lom Ter poa @otolen 0)u;
De CT &piterifere, iarer meb Slao-
Ser og 8agtalelie og bar / set bele
en baarlig @arafter.
Soroens farlisite Steb. . S Bet
gltlige Mfrifa = bet Sci, 1om Ell
UNDER britiif &erreoemme - ftnoes
ser en- @ule> iom at De Snofgote .fol=
bes rDiepelens Manbe". Gen lig=
ger i en- @lippeom % Ter nern1eit
| us 1pn1 en- 0rgn0, omqipet al for
jfiellige Slpngplanter. Op fra Sui
let tiger giftige Dampe, lom | 2b=
bet al faa Mtnutter fan beoepe oe
1tprlte % ftGrfeite, Gpr, 1aa De fol-
Der ON og opr. I'll alt @el0 er Set
meget beiperligt at fomme til Bet
farlige @teo.
S Ell betp0elig Smfreo5 rnnot
@l,len 1tgger Der bele Dpnger al
Dpreben. Dprene loffes nemlig til,
foroi ser paa Steoet finoes en-
Mangbe @altlte1t lom 6e fommcr
for at liHffe. Man Dor fortaget
Torlgg meo forifjellige Dpr, &unoe,
@eoer olb., pg Be blep nglten pie
bliffelig 6r9m al Dampen.
Sfglge bioenifabelige l%1n6er1dgel-
ier ipneS @asarter1e bobeoiagelig
at beltaa al @or, og bette tpoer poa,
at <le1 CT al pulfanif Sprtnoel1e.
Marfelig NOT CT @asien lite altit
Iige br9benoe; bpr1t er ben ON ST.
%tern1iobage11 nrellem &l. 3 og 5, ME
bel1s ben ct mtnoit farltg ON Scat
ten.
Den engelffe @esiering bar til
&eniigt at in6begne Hla6ie11 % at
briltge 9abler, font a6barer oe Rei.
fen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

Sra 6lcnsborg meobeles: S Suit
ifjpr optoo rGunnepirfe" Ell meooe=
lelie. fra Gbriltiarsfelo, boori ser
fortalte5 om cit Dreng, Sen al en-
@nfe, ser, itipnt ban bur blepen
fonfir1neret / Cops og MI itoo /
ajpbmonbslnre, flere @ange bar
Meoc11 trausporteret til Sfole al Ell,
Genborn1. Baitor Glal1len / Epr=
1trl,p baooe negtet at koe Irengen
faa banlf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ming % pil0e beller life tillabe, at
BAN blep fonftrmeret / Nabolognet.
gnfen boboe oa ler6t Drenge1t til
Gaps, men aonfirmatiore1t Der bill
Sc 5folempnoigbc0erne fife amer
fier1oe. Sper Ell samtale al 6isle
6orbolo = %SSl10ienoeren baDbe tal1
ont preitelig Smb,1 for @nfer oa
6aoerleie = fplte HrG1ten Jig for
nernret, og Ser blep rejit Gag Boo
Sc mos rDannepirfe" og MOI
yTlensborg Npis", Ser / @obe6ia-
gen bap6e ejengipet Meo0elelien
Sc paaejnloenoe Mniparsbabenoe 10,
n9annepirfe" q. Yeterien % fo1
vIlensborg Mpis" 9. g.. GbriIten:
fen, itrb forleoen for Sen 0erp9re11>
Sc 2o1loret. timber 6orbanolinger
ne b9noeoe Ea1tor Glauier, at bot
bab6e banolet / &enbol6 til Sc glel
Denbe 8el tennmelle Ter. &etten i69mt
Neterlen en- @pbe poa 100 Scar:
og Gbriitnien en- 8pbe paa 50 Marf
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find. The new house was thoroughly
inspected and admired; after which
fancy work and visiting were in order
Later the ladies were asked to find
their places at the long table in the
dining room-which were marked by
cards with a house engraved on each.
The table fairly groaned with the mum
Der of good viands on it, which the
self-invited guests had brought with
them.
Social CircIe-Mrs. I. l.. Chappell
was the hostess for the Circle Thurs
day afternoon. A pleasant time was
passed with social talks and fancy
work. At the close of the afternoon
a fine lunch was served.
Complimentary delightful in
formal event of the week was the after
noon party given Friday by Mrs. J. w
Browning in honor of Mrs. Nelson OF
Worcester, Mass. Fancy work and
visiting passed the time all too rapidly
and was followed by a delicious two,
course luncheon served by the daugh'
tiers.
luncheon-Mesdames Brown, Hut
ton and Hume gave a most delightful
five o'clock luncheon on Wednesday OF
last week at the home of Mrs. Brown,
The tables were beautiful with their
sprays of smilax and bouquets of cos
mos. The delicious luncheon was sery-
ed in three courses.
Complimentary kensington Wed,
nesday afternoon Mrs. A. H. Stoll en-.
tertained a number of ladies in honor
of Mrs. J.. Nelson. Kensington and
pleasant talks were the pastime fol
lowed by a dainty lunch.
Saturday Literary CIub-The club
met with Mrs. Browning, and eighteen
responded to the roll call of interest
ing items. After the business, a map
drill on Germany was given by Mrs.
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ABUSING n ENEMY

Lord Roberts protest against Civ
ing credence to excessive and sensa.
tional charges of cruelty against the
German soldiers Is characteristic of a
gallant soldier and a generous foe. 1t
ought to have a desirable effect not
only in England but wherever the ex-
element Of war and its inevitable in
famed craftsmanship have encouraged
violent and sweeping charges and re-
elimination.
AS the Tribune has reminded it's
readers, atrocities" are unacceptable
when mems passions are let loose in
tibet terrible struggle Of war, and
where great masses of men are taken
from their homes the restraints they
obey among their neighbors are
loosened and here and there those
who are evil commit cruelties for
which 1t is very foolish and wrong to
indict a people. When the war Is
over, II the truth could be known it
would be found that all sides were
guilty OF Atrocities" and that so far
as evils could be prevented all sides
tried to prevent them.
There is no doubt that the s~ternest
measures were and will be carried
out on policy by both sides. War is
stern, is cruel, is unspeakably terrible
to the individual. It Is right that
where deliberate vandalism. unneces.
sary destruction, lax discipline are
shown, protest should be voiced and
public rebuke should be administered.
Only thus can we minimize and miti-
gate the evils incident to warfare.
Abusing ones enemies" is an indul-
gence which wins no battles and pre-
vents a sane attitude toward the pos,
abilities of peace. 1t should be dis.
.couraged on all sides.-Chicago Tri.
bune.
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ed so quickly that almost every one
was drawn into this scramble for
money. The old ideal of honesty and
fair dealing were sometimes forgotten.
in this frantic rush for wealth men
threw away their Testament and bur
ried the Ten Commandments under
heaps of yellow gold. But the old
golden rule. do unto others as you
would that they should do unto you"
is again assuming sway over the
hearts of men. The good citizen of
today is he who contributes to the
Ultimate happiness Of mankind. A s
ful man is a happy man-happy unto
himself and happy unto those among
whom he lives. His life is a helpful
one. his example is a gem in the jewel
box of human achievement. And
whether his sphere be great or small
whether his earnings be much or little,
every man is useful and is willing to
cooperate with his fellows has the
possibilities of good citizenship with
in him.
In conclusion, let me say to the high
school and to the college students and
no the pupils in the grade schools and
4 hope the older people nor any one in
all this audience will think me pre-
suwptuous by saying our greatest
value today consists in being able to
get on with people. The most valuable
asset and the best qualification for
citizenship any n can possess is a
noble character. Live for others and
do not imagine that you are better
than any one else. 1t is not so much
what you know in your head as what
you feel in your heart. Make friends,
hosts of friends and love folks"
And with Foss,
Il see from my house by the side of
the road
By the side of the highway of life,
The men who press with ardor OF
hope,
The men who are faint with strife,
But | turn not away from their smiles
nor their tears
Both are part of an infinite plan;
Let me live in a house by the side of
the road
And be a friend to man"
Let me I've in my house by the side
of the road
Where the race of men go by
They are good, they are bad, they are
weak, they are strong,
Wise, foolish-so am l
Then why should l set in the scorner's
seat,
Or hurl the cynic's ban?
Let me live in the house by the side
of the road
And be a friend to man"
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uof Iuther and the Reformation was
com idered by Mrs. Bushnell, and "The
N~innesangers" by Mrs. Ziegler. The
club finished the afternoon by the sing
ing of the Luther Hymn.
compIimentary-Mrs. j. Nelson was
the complimented guest at a very en-
ioyable social afternoon given Mon
dav bv Mrs. Geo. p. Sexauer. Dainty
needle work and social conversation
were the diversions. Autumn leaves
were used for decoration both of the
house and tables; and Dutch cards
designated places. Misses Laura and
Verna served the delicious three
course luncheon.
compIimentary-Mrs. John Dokken
entertained some of her ~neighbors Sat
urday afternoon in compliment to Mr..
and Mrs. Warner of Usage. Mimi, who
are visiting their daughters, Mrs. Ellis
and Mrs. Sorenson. Fancy work and
visiting filled the afternoon most ad-
mirably. and finished with an elabor-
ate supper.
Past Grand Organization-At the
home of Mrs. J.. X. Fridley about
twelve ladies of the Rebekahs met to
form an organization Tuesday after
noon. The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. C. A. Palmer;
vice-president, Mrs. S. P. Luckinblll;
secretary. Mrs. Nels Gullick; treasurer,
Mrs. C. o. Quail; press correspondent,
Mrs. NJ. f. Bacon. The association
will meet the first Tuesday of each
month at the home of members. The
object is to study Oddfellowship and
to promote the welfare of the Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs. After the bus
mess a light lunch was served by the
hostess.