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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

SItBult9 DuT ululllpUD9ll9, llclt u.
ban bleb tm,ngct til at fprtlpttc i1lD:
til Mfgjprcllen fom1 / 7Oc Omgol1g
MfcSapOcn ct forelpbig blcpen III
lpenberet fra iin Shilling bel
8ranbbG1enet. Otter Sorbpret hi
|5ogen bliDe bragt trent til 8ebonO:
ling for @ranO Sl1rDerl.
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANs
KIRKE, HORNET af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hvel
S@ndag Form. ri. IL. S~pndagssko
lie Kl. g..
DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHO
DIST KIRIXE. Hj3rnet af Broad
way og IS. ST., afholder sine Guds
tjenester som f@lger: Predike1
Sgndag Form. III. 1890. Aften III.
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Liga;
Sgndag Aften III. 7.45; literart Mp.
de de tire f9rste Tirsdage i Maane.
cen. Bennemgde hver Onsdag Al.
ten III. 8.
H G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, D,
B. S., m6der 1. og 3. Fredag i Maa:
neden paa Junior Pioneer Hall.
@plgatba banif=nprlfc G%resbDterta.
ner Strife, 1876 Sbomus st. nnr
Slice st. 9onlf @ll0stjeneit e bbe1
Spllbog Mforgel1 81. 1890. gn=
gelif Gl1ostic1elte bpcr .5pnDag
Mften &l. s, bpprtii ollie CT bier
tclig bclfon1ne.
Ealtprc1 pil norc at fi1,Oe / lit
&ontnr / &irfel1, 1876 G6omas
st., bncr GirsOag, GorS0ag og
2%proog, ira &l. 9-t2 SIM. og
fra ST. 2-5 @n1. Goltorcns So
Zig ct I'LL / Nr. 2SS Ibp1nos ct.
&c. IS. @rolc, Yoltor.
VODI 1AAD MY-
der 2. og T.. L@rdag paa Vasa Hall.
FORENINGEN DANMARKS SON
NER" af D. S. d. F.. mSder g. og
f.. Onsdag paa Vasa Hall.
DANMARKS D0TRE mSder 2. og 4.
Tirsdag i liver Manned j Central
Hall, IS w. L. st.
SANGFORENINGEN "DANIA" mo
der hver Mandag paa Vasa Hall.
ELEONORA CHRISTINE LOGE Mr.
80. ID. S. S.. m6der I. og 3. Man
dag paa Central Hall.
FORENINGEN 'HAABET" m@del
paa Central Hall, den 2. og 4. Tors
dag i Maaneden.
DEN DANSKE UNGDOMSFORE'
ming mgder paa Central Annex Hal
liver OnSdag Aften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

st ilaaenoe Gfsempcl. @n 2p=
rcr bar mere en0 olnlinoelig npje
meo, at 5fillctegn lfulbe ituo poo
i'm rette Hlo0s. Som GfscmpeI
poo Mgbpc10igbeocr bcrof fortalte~
.ban fplgenbe::
Scr bar eli sSSnger, lon1 baboe en-.
meget fpltbar &l1no. - Gnqung
SGgeren bar l1be pon Meile> blep-
9u1oen pll1olelig ibg, og Ser blep
Itrofs %telearaferet til @jeren 0erom.
San ie1lote fplgenbe Icleeron1
tilbage:
rSfp6 bam life; bent til ieg font
mer bjem."
9a Ielearommet Tom frem, lso<
Set:
"5fpo 1am; lite bent til ies fom-
,mer bje1n."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28
Tpritfummcnbc Ggnbag Mitcu Sen

Tpri tfpmmcnbc Ggnbag Mftcn Sen
80. Mfaj bill ser blipc gipet CT Gang
pg Ibcatcrforeltilli11g puo 0mnio
@all, til TorOcl for 6rn 5onnels 8.
Sc forifjcllige &rGfter, lon fer bar
lobet at osltltere, borgcr for, at Set
NOT bill bore prrb at opcrprrc. Iil=
ligcncD Ou T%prn,oolet CT at 1tptte
Tr1 Sonneis, ser / ion mango Mor
"iol1l1c11 meo lin Monb bor u1locr=
DolOt Hltblifun1, buroe bDer enclte
Yla0s pou 0unia Sail bore optaget
pou Senoag Mftc1, loa at ct ltort
Operifl1o fon fpnmlc SSru Smnnels
til9obe. 6plge1oe bar lopet at as
liltcre:: Scnoriangcren Ginar Mificr,
Giielol1gcrlfe1 Morie Sonal,bcr,
9lt Solo Mln1a Gbompiprl @1,itop
Nl1Oerlen Mrel Moslel1, lpcnif So
mifer, Min1or Wpbre, Gang. Sr1l
Salbprg Sfteoal pil fremiige 8jpral
8jprnlpn 8ergliobt. uOd bpje g.,
Tarcc / cit Gift, lpillcs al 6rpfncrnc
8orgbilb % Mitrib 9ab1, 6. Gbri-
ltoffer1en og 5berre BARREN og So
rplo Seiberg / @opeorollen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28
hnnNc INN hInt +nnct Of No

~SSo, bop0e BON Blot toget ct Bor
Spns, ifl1loc jog life iagt 1,oaet,
men oen Sorbrpoer git % iotte
Spren til nit @pliebus poo blot:
@obl ioo bier e1leite @pns, iom bar
Scr, flpi bjem igien!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

Gm Nrpctamp meb 9pbcn til
Nplgc. M &crloner CT blcpe1 orre=
ltcret I MnlcOning al Ocrcs inoircftc
McOpirf11ing peO CT NGpefomp |
Monoogs Nlftcs / Dictlcb 9oll, Col
&eltern Mpe., mellcm Spbn Nul
o0 Sobn Simmer, JONI bopoc til 6pl=
&C, at Sobn 5immer blcp llonH til
@ulpct / 7oc Nm9ong og oerncb til
orpo Jig ct Srub poo @jerncn Scr
iencrc bopoe 9pbcn til 6plge.
Splge,oe Heripner, lor anioocs
at prre oirefte % inoirctte implice:
ret / Mrrun1clle1ltct al bcmcl0t(
9tTpefnl1p, CT blcpcn orrcl tcret nt
inbfolot til Torbpr / Sll,tnin9rl q
llgcll: So. Meoop, ser fl1ngercb'
lom Hefercc;; &optcjn @ugb Wfc
TopOcn pcD 8ronDpGienet, lou1 lta
bdnc lat &an1pcr ! Sccnc;; IS. IS
Dieticb, c, 5pn al 2ofolets gjer
8illp Miife, @oltcr @cl1on, Solepl
Bauer, 6rcb Scaof % Moam Nul
Der iiges at bone flngcret bels ion
5etumoontcr, ellcr lom 9eltugcrc
9lrrongemcl1tet. 2ofolct % 9cprrt
nin9cl, CT blepe1l l1,ffet al Mlltburitc
ternc. G1r @rpocr til Simmer pun
ltoor, at man loo 0cnne lig9e be
pioitlps pod Bl1lpet en- balp Simc
fpr n1al, ienote 8u0 otter 2Ggel,
% at bans 8robcr allerebe pcb st
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28
minneapolis.

Narmebaab. Wtrs. e. Sar|cll %
&ultr1t, 695 24tb Npc. g., tit SCI,
%. Moj bcres lille 5pn Opbt, ion /
9oobcn fiji Nopnet 8oltcr 2orlcn.
IS ct. YeDers bonife lutbcrlfe
Strife opbtes GinleOoa: Seeming
S%ol0cn1or 5onlnler, 5pn. of Mr.
9(rcl 5ou1nler % Sultr1>, 4440 44tb
9lbc. g.
8%esranclic. Gorsbae Morgcl1
sen 2Obe Meoj opbe cftcr otte Tigers
5pgoou1 SSobon Gbriltion S%ucoblcn,
Ylcjeipn al Morius Spericl1 % 9u=
ltru, 34tb glpe., Ricbiielo. Den lille
Gbriltiau bar syn al 5, Socpbicn,
ion bor Grocery Torrctnin9 poo
@jprnet al Tranflin % Mll1ncbabo
9lnc. 9ol1 CT Gnfen1uno, bar gift
mco en- 5plter til Mrs. Spcrlu1
Mf0pOc bar Z Mar ganm1cl % bun:
Sc lige itbcn Mooercns Opb, / opcl
Is Star, pGret boS it1 Moitcr og On
fcl, scr loolcoes bolbt al oe1l lillt
oppoftc oo fpiffe 0rel1g, lom funO'
BON DGret bcres cget 8arl1. 8c9ra
ncllcn fprcgif ira Sjcrnnnct / Nicb
fielb / 2prhogs % en- ltpr Torl ont
ling al &enncr. nnr fnmm1ct til Ste
Sc fpr at bic ocrcs 0eltogcllc / ou
ltnrc 5org. gn ltor MGngoc a
@lomiter og &ronic piOneoe ont
bbpr ofbol0t San1iliell er. Ealto:
Iorpgoorb fra ct. &e0ers Donif
lutberife Strife tolte / 9jenu1et %
bco @robcn paa 2opmans Cemetery
Tprnlpffct Yplitibetjcnt. 9o $50
litibetjc,1t 31tbp / SnsDags / 1iblt
l1gc poo iin MotorcDfle Dor pot
Sogt otter nogle S,,obruostppe, Sc
l6oboc peret poa Spill / Gjcnbon1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

I'll E-'Nt-
6eub Mabet bjem til SlGgtni1=
qe oq gcnrer / Dann1arf % Spn-
berjplIono jpuu 8cpis paa, at 90
enbnu n1inoes SEM oerbjemmc. 81
1enoer 8looet regelmGsiigt / bpcr
uae peo Mo0togelien al @elpbcf.
Daumarfs 9ptrcs 8a5ar : Mpbe
bill blipc ofbplot bps Mrs. gn1il
Ebriltcnl cn, 900 gom,no Street
Snsoag Oen 9. Sum-. aon ollie,
% tag eocrs Genncr n1eo. go5orc11
bill blipc aibplot Sen 6tc 9eppembcr
Central Sail.
9anmorfs 9ptrc oil atboloe c1
&1,rpefeit ocr 29oe Sr11i bos Mers.
8. &etericl, 655 Ibon1as Street.
MIlc er Delfom1mcll.
Tlpbtrafiffcn. ct. Hall Nslo=
ciation Of Commerce mpbtpg | ltoltc
l1gc Meohelelic ira s. $. gernboro
/ Ncm Orleans .pl1, at scr / Ml1gu|t
bill bIipe inofprt p%lunrnGsli9 8aoo=
forbinDclic n1ellen ct. SAUL % Seem
Srlcuns. Set mcncs cnOpiDere, at
Scr in0cu 1917 pil blipe g%le1lnc1n=
fprt T%orbinoclic laalcOcs, at Der
mellcm nnpnte Sper afgaar gaao
bper anocn Sag.
8ranblfaSen / st. Eanl i April
Mooneb noueDc CIT 9pj0e al $491,=
Obs moo $19,24O / ionrn1e Maonco
ifjor. SfoOcns uiGDponlige Stpr=
relic / Nlor lfDloes for eli ltor Del
8ibliptbefs =@ronOcn. Sen lumlc0e
Branoifobc ior 5toten Mimelotos
ELECTROMAGNETIC CT BOG for Mpril
Madne0 / Mur n1erc cn0 Oobbclt laa
1tor lom i ion1nc Moo,1eo flor, iOct
ser / 9(or er brGnbt for $936,S64
moo $390,313 / famine Woonco
ifior.
8rpllnp. Ofils MognbilD @pbc,
9attcr al &onll,l 6. $. @obe %
@uitr1,, picoes / 2prDogs til Somes
5billinglam 8rooic. &ielicn cper=
bprebe5 al en- 1tpr Jprlomlirg al
5lrgt ng &en1,er.
5encre inotoges en- WfioNog /
&pnilll @phcs clegonte @jcln ncD
8alb gaglc 2ofe, bbprtil ct SUIT
6reOe @jGlter bar inObuOt. lis poo
Mftenen t%iltrooote Sc Npgifte en-
Brpllupsrejie, Scr bil bare til Is.
Stunt, bborcfter sc letter 80 / 427
Sccpro Mnc. So, Wimlcopolis.
st Sarneli9 i en- Yoprife fono=
tcs fnrlcoc1 Mrrgcn. poo @jpr1,ct al
Gaglc oa &oibin1ton SITS. Ocn
mpitiifc sGifc to1otes al cn Ncgcr,
Der, eftcr at bopc u~nocripgt S10hol=
BET, ltrofs olormcrebc Yolitict. SEQ
nroeripgellcn apot9iprDcs Oct. at
Barnet bopoe prrct hpo / opcr 6
Elmer, 0n 2igct funOtes. Oct Der
ingen Scgn poo pDre &plD. !9pull
6er Dar uOlogt oct lille 8ornclig CT
e110ml ufjcnbt. 0et encltc Eplitict
n1ener fan lc0e puu 5poret, CT chi
Snsnpglc, Scr fonbtcs / Nur6cocl.
Sagte, mar &oabcn gDngcr! @p.
raooet bor forlcoen pcotoget npgl(
5oritgtigbc0sreglcr ongoocnbc Sci
la01cn poa Eartipcrnc. Der be
ftemmcs hlanot ollbet, at il,gcn Sci
laos mao finbc Ste0 n1cllen1 &l. +
Mfte11 % ST. 6 Morgcn. Gnopi
oerc CT Oct forbuot at urpffc" @oo
Den % at iprin9c / @o1oct trt
fnmmc. Gnoelig CT Scr foltlut CT
acknowledgements, bnis Npcrltigcll
bctD0u pjcbliffelig Snor1,llcring
Boliticts lortc Sog mco pooiplgcno
@rlpggelie al Ell itprrc @poc.
Nt S oltloo pcb set!
@u %nbcbagclia Turpcts(ina ia
Mr. &oeter, 1913 Gonpoy st., tor
1coen @jc1,itnno for, ga bou pilot
ffplbig inbfonbt Jig pao Mooobltll
tGE 49, - J. sI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

ON al @oltpr 9itbp / glmn1pns,
Minn.
Sggt 9pben pcb @asforgiftnins
|Gt %gul1ru!elt sGgtepar Semen, ben:
bolosbis 60 og 81 Mor gan1rlel.
boenbc bos 5pnner1 S. g. Senlc1,
1916 Nleoiont 9(pe., fonotes / 2pr:
bags liege1lbe opbc pao @1,lpet
Gaifebuiet, Dbor Oe babbe oobnet
|8osba11en for poa Oenne Moooe al
finbe 9p6en lammc1.
8eter 90. Sen1e1l og @n1tr1t bop=
Sc til fpr ct glors Gio 1tDc11 boet |
|GolO Springs, Min11., men flDtteoc
lioltc Star fer til Meinneapplis for
at 6enlebe 0eres MloerDom bog Sc.
res Sdn. Norlager1 til, at SC .go1n(t
bor lpgt 9pocrL me1cs at purc, at
ben gon1le Semen / lnngerc Iib
forgjepes bor moattet ipge Mrbcj=
Sc.
Srpllnpsfeit. 2prDog Mftcn Sen
22Oc Mni Die0cs / &jcnmct bos
Scr. 6. Tauborg pg @11ltr11> 2510
91tpont Mne. &C., Mr. &n1>0 Sc1lell
og Mils Sobolule Taoborg. Silent
met bar meget itilf11lOt bcforcret |
MnlcOning al Dotterens 8ielle. Oel1
%nGrnclte 6anilic, Mr. ~. Sfellet
og Mr. Sobnlen og beres fSomilicr
ian,t nogle foo, &enner opcrbereoe
Soften. st m1eget im11ft og rigt
u0ltpret Nftensboro bar bnffct gjcrr=
nen1 to 5tl,er. Mbifillige Ioler
bolbtes mes goOc Rnlfer for Srl1bc-
porrct. Set bar chi leroeles lteln=
ni1lasfl,lo pg bDggeli9 8rplll1pSfelt.
Gn MGngbc lm11fffc @oper operrof=
ties Sc Npgiftc, Scr lolrrmc s(fte>l
rejltc til N%ortbfielo, bpor Sc ogtcr
at bointte iig. Eoltor 81. s.. Carp
gooro 11oferte Giellen.
&pr 2anbsmano @enrb g. MicI=
len, 1920 1917 gpe. G. ofgif /
Mor0ogs Morges .pll1oiclig> neo
DpOG1 iom EN- 6elge al ct 5lootil-
feloc, 1,Ocn l1oget forl1ogaocnoe 81
bebefin0e11oc. SON eftcrlooer Jig
@nfen % fire 8prn. Mfbpbe bor
fpbt / Spllonb % fom til Mn1erifo
for "a s(or lioen, hporof bon / sc
iioitc Is Mar bor boet fer / 8pcn.
@ol1 bar Meolcru a / Gbornoloic n So
&C Nr. As al Set bonife 8rooer=
ioufuno", bpis Meolernu1er al 60
gems Scfreter CT blebc11 onn1phct
iooniot nu1ligt at bipoone @egrobel.
len Scr forcgoor fra Gngcrs 2ofolc,
l12 Geoor Mpe., i0og (Eorsbag) OH
GftcrnliOoogcn 81. 2, pg ie11cre ira
ct. Eeocrs Strife poo 2Otb Mnc. 9.
og 9tb Street ST. $50. @iiGttel=
fen pil finoe 5teb pao 2ofeipop>
Girfcgoorb. = i bcbiDncr Mfbp0es
GftcrlnDtc Dor Spn1potDi / 0ercs
0Dhe Sorg opcr Sen Sortgangnc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

ST. PEDERS DANSKE EvANG.
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. S. og 8.
st. Gudstjeneste SSndag Formid.
dag III. 1920. Altergang f@rste
SSndag i liver Manned. AndeD
Sdndag hver Manned tillige Aften.
gud~stjenes.e III. 8.
l kirkelige Anliggender bedes
man henvende sig til Kirkens
Pr@st, Pastor A. ]. Tarpgaard,
2S1O 3. 22nd Street. Telefon
Smelling 497.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

- strib otter 8rsOennmmcr al
bette 8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28
st. Paul.
Mybcocr maa in0ienoes, lao De CT
Erpiferiet leneit Gorsoag 0fooag.
&ontor: POI CURT ,8locf.

Sch &jpb cller Separation al
llbre beigg Sen p%elfienote SaHpeler
Simon Meljon, 200 6. 7tb Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

&pr / ct. Earl pclfjenbte 2anbs=
manS Gruit Spcnbien mootog li61te
2proag Ne0Oelelle fra 5on Sron=
cisco, Gal., at bans Oerbpe1lbe Bro
ser S, 6. 8. 5peno1en bar afgaoet
pco 9pDcn, CT Star gonn1el, efter
ct 9lors tiltaga,oc 5pgoont. = S.
6. @. 5penb1en fou1 til ct. saul /
1881, % por fprlt oniot iom Glerf
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be0 ct. Gal1l,
minneapolis % Worlitobo Mp., 1c=
mere ira 1SS4-90 pur ian 9obeO=
b%ogbolber for Wim1cl oto G6relbing
50. / 5tilluoter, Win11., inotil fan
rejlte til &elterl bpor 5on tilbragte
fprlt tire Mor / Nortb Yofimo,
SSaib., % iiOen / Son 6ralrcisco
ipm ScfretGr % Neitprcr fpr Nmtr
Steel & @ire @orfs v&eltcr;'
@raucb". Sans @ultrlt, ion: CT
oonlf, onerleDer bonn, pN forlloel'
bans / ct. Gultl boenbc BrnDcr,
bor Do11 et gift SeI:cr / &riltionio
og tire 5pl tire / 2cnH,ort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28
sfibcnc. rl1nite0 Stotes"

5col1oinobian= Mnucricon 2irier oll=
tom til Seem Dprf be11 25be Neoj.
sit bel. Gilbagereilen til 5fonoi=
r1onie1l forcgaar 0el1 30ic S1tlli.
Oscar IL" al iolnn1e 2inie
forloo &riltiousia1lo Sen %. Meaj
meo 416 Hosiagcrer, % pentes til
Seem Oorf Sent lite SUM-. Silbage=
rejlen fprcgoar Oen 10oe iSl1ni.
MeS ct ipceiclt Sog pou geortb=
crit Yocific @anc1 %ofrejlte / Iirs=
bags Mftes IT'S Mcolen1mer al sem
norife 5pno0e til 5o1 6roncisco
for at beltage / cit &onnention og
5on9erfelt, Ser ofboloes fra 30te
Moj til CITE Sum-. Mejien lngges
oper geuomltone &arf. Gor gomle
og pirtionme Sen Sens Sobnien
bar pGrt m1egct pirfiom peo bette
arrangement og fulgtc meO Spgct.
Sntcrcsic fpr 8ibliptbcfet. Tpr
at bpDe poo oct Sonn al 2eieltof
lom @ibliotbefsbrollOe11 logbc / Mifc>
bor mango tilb1tOt at ifjGl1fe 9pger
til bcbogelig Mfbcnpttelic. SaolcOes
lllc11cs Bet, at De polite ll11ge MGnOs
&ll1b, iprl for ct %tcnunelig rigbol=
oigt 9ibliotbef, pil ifjGrlfc bette til
Stoosbibliptbefet til o%lminoclig Nf=
benpttelie. uGiuil engineers 5o=
cictp" mercs ligcleoes at billie npcr=
laOe @ibliotbefet i'm pnroifl1loe
5ouling al tcfniife Nlrbcjber, bull
fet pil bore at ltor 8%ctp0ning, ga
bislc bill bore panlfeligc at unlfaffe,
men cnDpcr @ope al Bigger bill ielp=
fplgefig bore pelfpru11e11, % allc
bpr DoDc ocnne Sng / belpillig
Grinoring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

slaateren: vNeaa, bporleoes gaar
oct meO 5alaet al Ceres Diate?"
9lgteren:: so Gof, uomarfet.
sc aaor al ligelom Deres friiflape=
Be Gplier."
slaeteren:: nNoa, oltlaa i 9l,n-
bebis."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

6euo Mabet bjem til 5lpgtnin=
ae og gcnner i Danmarf % 5pn.
berjplIono lon 8epis paa, at Oc
enbru n1inoes Oem Oerbjemmc. g1
1enoer Blaoet regclmesligt / bpcr
uae peo Mo0togelien al @elpbcf.
The broad ax., 1915-07-03
RiHes Of The Arn,iaa-

Each army now fighting in Europe
uses a rifle different from that used by
each OF the others. The Russians have
the longest rifle, the French the long
est bayOnet, while the Austrians use
the heaviest bullet The rifles with
the largest calibers are those Of the
French and the Austrians. The Ger
man rife attains the greatest muzzle
velocity. The British have the short
est rife, but with the bayOnet added
the weapon is longer than the rifle and
bayonet Of the Belgians and Austrians-
The broad ax., 1915-07-03

The hardihOOd Of American women
In the backwOOds and the endurance
Of the sex who have gone to war In
other times are sometimes cited as ar
gument that our wives and sisters are
capable of bearing arms. Peasant
women OF Europe have always done
rough farm work and doubtless could
bear up under the hardships OF war as
well as the average man, but not alone
would motherhood be imperiled and
the birth rate undermlned-the pure
" idealistic side would have to bear
a penalty too great for civilization to
pay. Concedlng that woman's place is
not exclusively the home. It certainly
is not to be found amid scenes OF
bloOdshed and violence Of all forms ex-
cept when fulfilling the noble and he
roic mission Of humanizing war.
The broad ax., 1915-07-03


The national census reports a million
farms, operated by owners, mOrtgaged
for $1,T5OOO0,000. A third Of these
mortgaged farms are In four states-
Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri
Those in Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Kan
sas and Nebraska, added to the above,
constitute considerably over half OF the
total. These are almost wholly invest
ment loans, with a wide margin Of Sc
curity, the mortgage seldom exceeding
80 or, at most, co per cent OF the value
Of the property. They are in well
proved, prosperous agricultural terri
tory, and investors readily take them
at a moderate rate Of interest.
But nearly two-fifths OF all the farms
Of the country are operated by tenants;
in the south more than half. An en-
terprising tenant usually wishes to buy
the farm he works. paying down about
a quarter OF the purchase price. II he
Is capable he should be encouraged to
buy. There is no doubt a field for the
extension OF farm credits to those who
are not I'm n position to compete in the
Investment market.
The broad ax., 1915-07-03

The scope Of the Bryan peace
treaties, which are similar, Is indicated
I'm article / Of the British treaty
signed in September, 1914, as follows:
The high contracting parties agree
that all disputes between them, Of ev-
cry nature whatsoever, other than dis
putes the settlement Of which is pro-
vided for and in fact achieved under
existing agreements between the high
contracting parties, shall, when diplo-
matte methods OF adjustment have
failed, be referred for investigation
and report to a permanent information
al commission, to be constituted in the
manner prescribed In the next succeed
ing article, and they agree not to de-
clare war or begin hostilites during
such investigation and before the re-
port is submitted"
The permanent international commits
sion provided for In this article shall
be composed Of five members, each
government to designate two, only one
Of these two to be of its own national
ity. The fifth member is to be chosen
by common consent Of the govern
ments or by the four commissioners or
under article IS OF The Hague conven-
tion and shall not be OF the nationality
of either party to the treaty.
The contracting parties reserve lib
erty of action upon the report Of the
commission.
The broad ax., 1915-07-03

People who speak OF the smallness
Of our standing army forget the fact
that it could be increased more rapid
ly by men who already know how to
shoot and TO live in the open than the
forces Of any European country. The
present British army has been trebled
In size during the progress Of the war,
and most of the recruits are men who
never before saw a gun except In n
shop window or In a moving picture.
The broad ax., 1915-07-03
A great wheat crop IS always impor.

A great wheat crop is always impor-
tant even If the prices are low. 1t Is
unprecedentedly important now that
much Of Europe Is unable TO raise
wheat and the Russian crop for 1914
was not exported. and it is yet uncer-
tain whether that for 1915 win be. If
the season should be poor the yield
would be less than the present esti-
mates, but a continuance OF excellent
growing conditions would carry the
spring wheat up to a point at which
the aggregate wheat harvest might ex-
coed 1.OOO.OOO.OOO bushels.
The broad ax., 1915-07-03
PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.
Cataract.

Cataract is a disease Of the eye
that most people regard with
) horror. To them It Is irremedia-
BILE blindness. As the disease
progresses and the vision de-
creases they become alarmed
J and are quite positive they are
going blind for life. The trouble
} Is they do not know the nature
I Of the disease. What they
J should know Is that the disease
is such that there win be a pro-
} gressive loss Of sight until a GER
tain stage Is reached, after which
} It win be possible by a delicate,
but not especially dangerous, op-
Grafton to restore the sight. In
only a very small percentage OF
cases does the eye become blind
In the great majority OF cases
!, a high degree OF useful sight Is
obtained, and IN some a eondi-
ton approaching normal vision
results. In fact. cataract Is one
Of the most favorable eye dis
eases which cause loss OF sight,
and patient whose failing sight
cannot be remedied by glasses
should hail this diagnosis with
relief instead OF horror. Persons
suffering from cataract should
pay no attention to quaek doc
tors and cataract cures" Glass
IS win do no good. while lotions
may do great harm. They should
early consult a reputable occu-
list and should put their case
into his hands. They should
not by any means delay treat
ment. as the success Of the op-
Grafton depends much on this
point.
The broad ax., 1915-07-03

One phase of the present state OF al
fairs can be accepted as proof OF sub
stantiaI and permanent lettering OF
business. and that is the demand in
nearly every state for good agricultur-
al lands at generally advancing prices.
Farmers have the money to buy lands
for themselves and their children and
also have the confidence I'm agriculture.
Real estate I'm manufacturing districts
is being sold ut considerably higher
prices than It was possible to obtain the
last three or Iour years.
The broad ax., 1915-07-03

Tyrus Cobb is probably the most
talked of man I'm the world OF athletic
sports today. His resourcefulness f.
such that In the season he springs
something new-either a new trick OF
an old trick turned a new way, to the
surprise OF his opponents. But Cobb
has not arrived as a baseball star by
the luck of natural gifts. He achieved
the status which he holds and Inn.
proves on by steady application to the
work. lie studied while winning rec
ognition as II player and kept studying
and improving year after year to hold
the place he had gained The harder
one star works the more the general
game improves, and with Cobb the
more the game improved the harder he
worked to keep ahead Of 1t. That is
the spirit for all of LIES games
The broad ax., 1915-07-03

The practice Of selling abroad at a
low profit or no profit or even u sub.
stantial loss. at any price necessary To
get the business away from somebody
else, has been carried further by Ger
man manufacturers under the sanction
and even assistance OF their govern
ment than anywhere else. and It ac-
counts in great part for the enormous
expansion OF the German foreign trade
In the period preceding the war.
The broad ax., 1915-07-03

The Chicago Daily News laments the
decay OF vagrant minstrelsy and the
midnight serenade. The editor puts
the blame on the passing OF the bar
Der shop cult before the march OF the
safety razor. The old time barber
shop. the editor thinks, was a train
ing school for budding minnesingers.
Perhaps. however. machine music is
chiefly responsible for the change.
Some Of this Is so good as to discour-
age amateur effort. while much OF 1t
wearies and diSgusts the auditor and
thus reacts upon young musical genius.