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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03
6ptofaalscfspprten. s Suit

@ptofaalsefspprten. s Sl1ltitsui=
nilteriet ofbplotes / bislc Gage ct
Mpbe ont @piofoolsefspcrtcr1. Gpn1
Neiultot al bette Mpoc 10 c1otcs
cit pfficiel Mc0oclellc, bnorefter Ser
life Dil blipe uOltcbt 11pgct 6orbr0
f%orelobig. Sprit 11oor set moottc pi=
1c fig, at Sonbets egne 6orlpningcr
bliDer for in1oo, cllcr at &piOfouls=
prilernc 1tigcr prlentligt, bil
Spprgsmoolt ON ct gfspprtf orbl1o
otter hlinc tagct pp.
Sanmcrfs l1n9opm bebpmt al
6ribtjuf Manien. Yoo Brr1nolog al
pripot @rcbpcfsling og pripotc
Somtolcr giper Nrofesipr 6riotjpf
Nanlc1 / ~@erlinglfc Gio." fplgcr=
Sc &aroftcriltif at SEN bonife ling
Dom: ~Scg tror, at Sen bonl fc ling
oomsbiljc CT blebc1 mere mon0i0.
Sen foor lit llo1log / &irfelplt, lon
bill bprc Notionen trent. @poo ser
lgrlig bar glpbct mig or, at ser
inger MoOle5bco CT at lpore. Tpr=
iborsbiljen bar 1iffert Opertoget.
Sba0 fon set npttc Georic1s Mpn0
1noor Sc inge11 Gilbengere hor?
n%ngDo1nme1 / Sc 1moo 2urDe bur
gligt til life at tobe Mo0et. Sea
bil pn1fe 6u1 Ounlfe l1ng0om til
2Dffe n1co 0en @olDning, sen in0=
togcr. Seq 9jpr Set ganifc rolig,
foroi jeg bpcrfcu / Sfrift cller Gol'
bar 1porct nugget lom bcIlt al Sen
Gbmlbinisme, 1on1 on6re 6tc6cr bar
birfet loo utiltolenoe. @eloigbis fab
11er Noroc,s llngbom &rigsbcaci=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

Su9neSeltn9. &pllgelr bor tifol-
Oct at Nprre Snm1e, og @rejningc
@ogne / Mibe 5tift mao ooifilles /
firfelig @cn1eenoe fra Dcn Sag at
regne, 6a &irfcn paa 2rnbpj / Nprs
re Snrnc 5ogn hlincr inbpiet, oa
at @ognefaloet for Ndrrc Nn1mc
@ogn opilaas iom ct gn1beoe / 8.
2enni11gSfla51c, meou,5 grej:1ingc
Sognefol5 fra noe tie 2coigbeo at
regne iettc5 i 2. 2prningsflasie.
! @n6bircre far &ongc1 hifalot
at Nprrc Sntn1e 5cgn fra Den Sag
at regne, 81 &irfen pan Rrnbdj BIZ
Der i116Dict, oeles / to &irfeoil triftcr,
benbol6sriS on1fring oe11 npupforte
Strife poa 9r11bgj og Nprrc Smmc
&irfe> 1ao at @ren01e1 iuellen'
&irfe6iltrifternc gaor fps for Sfop=
1tr11pgaaroc 2illc 5purbnf, pncr
@ol6Gierg @aife it's for Sper9aarb,
Mpgaar0 og @lobjcrg til Irimrir-
&c @fjel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

Store 2egater. 9u1 for fort Sio
iioen / 2pngbD ofopoc Gnfe otter
'&jpbmanb Sopb11S 21tr1o far bcO
Sc tan1e11tc oprcttct %fplgcnoc 2cga=
ter:
100000 ST., Ser ienere forbpjes
meo $4,000 &r., til Spfprell c al en-
|Stiftcl1c for trengen0c 9ptrc al
|@mbeosmenb pg &j6bmgno / 2png=
|bp. $4,000 &r., bbis &enter 11ooe=
lies til trengen0e Dptre al gnbeos=
|n1eno og &jpbme1,o / 2nngbD. co.
1000 &r., Der lenerc forbpjes meo
10000 &r., Dbis &c1tter u06eles til
trengenoc Optrc al @mbeoSmeno,
8eltillingsmen0 pg &jpbme110 /
@ellerup.
Gnopioerc tilfolber Ser Stiftel1cr1
8prnelp / 2pngbp 1000 &r., 5tif=
tel icn Sbe @oDlenbergs Min0e 1000
&r., @eller1p 8prneulpl 5000 &r.,
&bilc= og observation-disclosures
10000 Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

Talbet opb om paa Saleritplen.
timber en- Mfbol6sfelt forleoen Nftelr
/ observation-disclosures 2ofalc peo
N6rrebolb blen Sobrifnnt Carl Mci=
1enbn11s> mems ban 1to0 poo Golcr=
1tolen, rant al ct @jcrte1lng pg folot
900 ONT. MGrfeligt nof bop6c ban
fort forin0en / fit Golc 11btolt &oo=
bet ON, at BON moottc lcpc ioa lu11=
&c, at Dan fu116e fo1n1ne til at ltcn1=
for totolt Sorb11b.
Tobrifont &eile1b11lts por CIT
bloc &re6ie 2an6et ODER fjcnot %
.nfbolot Monb. s CIT lang Morrpffc
bar ban 2eoer al &anoifcofoclil1gen
/ Sllums Mogaii11. Nh1 orep ban fiji,
egen Girfion1beo.
Son cftcrlooer fig c1 1S=oorig
Syn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

9pbsfalb. Spjelterctsnbpofot ser.
man @olticr CT ofgaoct ncb 9pocll
|of 9iertelonu11cl1e, 76 Mor gouln,d
.9cn Mf0pbc, Ser bar &on1l,al10pr
.af 2. @ruo al 9bg. % 0bul., Dor
Tolfetbi19sr1ano for &ipbcnbonns
N. &rcos ira 1870 til 1890.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

Gleftriciteten paa 2anbet. - &aa
/ Mpoe / 81. gD &ro forle0n beo=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03
Cen banifc 2rge Niels Selling.

zen nuN1Ic SV3c 9lltls Stlllu3.
Sen fronlfc @enernlfomm1olloos
Oogsbcfaltn9 pcorpren0e SGge
9fiels ScilirL Der fornyli9 blep &C.
foreret meb InpperDe6sforiet, lp0er
1aolc0es: 8or ul1ber 2ampr1e llo=
pDet fin &l,nlt meb ea1 abiolllt @en=
gipenbco> belt optoget al 1tne 5oo=
re0e til Srpbs for Sen nolblomme
SSSlo, for bbilfc11 bnn bar 1101ot.
Den 11l1ge ba1llfe 2ggc gipr life
lengere Ijenei tic / 5fpttegropel1c.
me11 / CIT ltor Mmhl1lunce / o110e1
2inie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

Taber pg Spn paa Sfolebemfem.
'Sef11iif 5fole / @renaa teller
'blo116t tint gleber for / Sinter cit
M11reriben6 og bans 49=aarige So
Ser. gn bel &lasle beltaar / Telge
vOjursl." 1l6el11ffen0e al gifte Soft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03
Set Sanifc Mrltcfpmpaami peo-

'tog paa fit Notwithstanding for=
.le0e1t at ifjGa,fc Sc iolnbirfcnoe Mc.
nigbcosplcjcrs Observation-Disclosures
.Dboraf Scr finOes S / &jpbcnbopn,
800 Sitter Wplf Doglig. Oct 0rej1
fig ONT CIT aorlig Gum pon 10000
&r. 2ebcri1tgcn al M9lfen begun
.6er lite SSo11l1ur.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03
Sprrngt 9ieiel=M utur.

SprGngt V1e1elz:Utofor. WteDe1ls
Ell 0ieleln1ptpr / &mnil1l 8olcr11ps
5ilopofb11s / Sure 2aoeplo0s for=
|leoen Morgen Dnr / Song, efsplo=
|oereoc Sen og iprGngtes fulo1ten=
|oigt> lua 5tumperne al BEN flej
onrfring / 2ofald. Maifinposler 9.
|Senicn, Ser 1too Deo Motorcn, blcb
Hlaaet o111f11lo og fppltet; bans Gh=
ltanb ct BOG 1,0e1tfor al Sore: MDtp=
rem lepere6e 2ps og &raft til CIT ltor
|9el nf 8pc11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03
&pferforcninsen / &jubenbaon,

Spferfpreningen / &jpbenbapn,
Ser teller ca. 900 Meolen1mcr, bor
ofbol6t ct tolrigt bc1pgt Mp0c, poo
bbilfet Scr uotoltes Srpgt for, at
De al &egjcri1lgen bebuoeoe Soro1t=
lt%oltninger til Mfbjelpning al Dpr=
ti0en blonot Sc 1,bcmiole0e, bpis
ois1c 6oronltaltniagcr ifl1l6e fore
toges 9jernem l1olnlg, oprcttcoc al
Staten eller &omm11ne11, hil0e fon
en- poeleg9enoc S%noflpoelie poo ST.
terer1Gringe11. Ger bc6togcs en-
lte1nmigt felgcn0e &eiolution:
5oafremt Scr fra 5totcns cller
&omm11nens Sioe mootte blibe truf=
fet Jorm1l taltninger til 5olg al
|Jleif til l1beni0le0e> mnmoocr Tor=
1omlingen 81 1tprelien ON at bragg
|Sml org for at iaooant Sulg ifer
|gju1ncm Spferne. @i er obcrbepil te
ON, at 5oroelingen al &orer gien=
ncm oct not11r1ige Organ, @onoels=
1ta1l0el1, bill bore Sen for olle &ur=
ter bcolte og rdfer0iglte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03
Mrrfer 6rrperne life 9%prtibcn?

Mnrfer Bnrpernc life 9prtibcn?
|Mt ser cn6nu CT ct lille @tpffc
|9onnnorf> Ser CT 1oo uber9rt af
&crbensfrigcn, at 2ibsfornpoenbe>
berries Eris CT npgcnll1nOe normal
fren1goor al fplge16e l1obrog al ct
8rep fra CIT 11l1g Ra10crsmonb, Scr
II 6plgc ~&onb. 9(. Mp." a%ftjencr fin
@prnepligt lpnl @obmei tcr poo ct
al bore Orlogsifibe pppc peO Scr
pernc. Ser CT set billigerc at lepc
|eno bjcn1ne. Srefjpo folter flln SO
gre E11n0et, 2o1nmcfjp0 so Ore,
16 Gre 8otte11, 5mpr 1 ST..
[5O gre &unoet. 9Gg 7 Gre 5tpffct,
k5pegciilo 8 Gre Stpffet> &pllin=
ger, Spns pg 9GnOcr 1 Str. pr.
EGtpf.'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

9en gamle !Seitgarbiit. &ronoio=
mantbrpll1,p CT CIT flor 5%jelocnbe0,
men fprnpli9 opnooeoe MrbejOs=
manb S9rgen Sprgcnien og @uitrl
i 5fprpo be0 Selitngc at holoe 0er1=
tie 6Gt> ibct SC 0o bupbc bGret gift
i s. Mor. Mo116en CT 81. &eltgor=
Dit % boloer fig frcn16eles forbmt=
|lu1oe gobt, tro0s Sc 81 Mnr. Sons
|@ifaoronc6ef bar / fit GiD SEN e.
mere Song Gbriitian 0c1 Nicnoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

Get pibitc ian life! = 5orlcocn
fiebte @in1on 5benbien al 2ilbollc
itn 8rpoers @aoro for $4,000 ST..
90 iolgte Sen 0ogc1 otter for 3d.
500 til en- S%e1tebanoler / aolbing.
So ban imiolertio gjc,tlren Sc iteo=
lige 8la6e erfareoe, at @oorbe1r
babbe beret / 5l9gtens 9elio0clle
/ 300 Mar, fjpbte bon scr, itrofs
tilbage for $1,000 &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

Gn 6inbbeSe=9 %iicipel. Eoo. &C.
1terbro / &jobenbobn nr,bolotcs for
le6e1 Ell ret belfleot Moromol10
beo &obn Sobanicn, Ser bopoe
itiao1d ct Har M%gerbpns, ion1 bong
|16enfor cit @ilotba,1oel. &oo Noli-
ti1totionen erflerebc ba1L at bol1
Ibar EFT %fa11otiif Gilbenger al Or.
Sin6beoes @pltem, og at bon boboc
it1oalef for at fct1mc til at prppt
|oen iimple 6engielsfo1ts Slobirf=
ming paa fit &onlti1ttion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

Gn fpinbcli9 Srrlin9. Gu lille,
lptnfel, meget gonu1el &pinoc, Ser
bimfe0e r111bt pao @aoerne / Sip
|benbobn p9 pillcoc alt m1lligt
|Sfro1nmcl up al &e1beltcnenc oe
&loofren0er, CT %fornplig beo tmo
Soipttala. SUN beb Somfru @aoge
90 bar IS Mar 81. 0o 5fiftcrettcn
unoer16gte be1Oes 2eili9beb, fanDt
man / be116es &omr1ooe 10000
SIT. / &ontanter % bcsl1oe1 5npf=
fer al min6it 10000 &r.s @nroi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

Tprfnlet al en- enselif 1t=8aab.
I5fipper &u1cbel al Npfipbing s.
|bab6e forleoe11, ga ban bar paa &ej=
ie til Tpiflano meo Mal, ct ret ube=
bageligt @bentDr:
9on n9rmeoe Jig allere0e 1terft
oen tpife &plt ga Ell l1n0erban0s=
|baa6 oa1ffeoe op. &1tlcbel bol0t life
|af at lton61e, i6et bon bar bunge
(for, at u=&ao6en font ba1t antog
flor engelif, lfulOe ifDbe 5fibet /
|5enf, 1aar Sen 1aa. @fibspapirer=
ne, og ba1r iejleoe berfor bibere,
|iom on BON lite bab6e let noget.
Set bil6e INSTRUMENTATION bog
life fin6e fig /, og 6e1 iatte efter
'5fibet. Otter en- Simes Sagt maat=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

@jenfn1ocn. gtotsrooo G1rilten=
len fra &ipbenbobn, Scr / npgle 3d.
&c bar iporlplt for1pun0erl TOM for
le0c1r Mprge11 be0 Ottetioc11 ino iii
&ipbn1ono 2iblt / 6%rcoel1sbprg %
,gier6e ct meget forfpnrmclt S>1o=
trDf. Sm g}ottcn bopbc ban bcipgt
8efjen6tc / Noroiirllonb. Nr1tc
|Sormiooog rejltc hon til &jpbcn1=
bobn ia1n1ne1l meo i'm @ultr1t, ser
blebcu folbt til 6reoensborg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03
@frnr.

Gen S5=aariae Game, Gnfefr1}
@rpnbplbt / Oocnle, bleu forlcoen
Mften poafjprt al en- @pprbogn pg
fit 8effcnpartiet fn11lt % er mi 6e0
poa 5pgcbuiet. &ognltprere1l mel1cs
at bore 1t0en Sfplb / lllpftcr.
Sbenle ,rpc Sbeater bor facet en-
inr1>f @ube, i0ct @rpSl crcr Mlfr.
Solbecf iontntcll meo Mc0lcnm1ernc
al Ibcatrets 8eltprelic hor ifjen=
fct Set 10000 &r. til IT'S mpfning
al Gbeotrcts 6pDcr. MolcrinDet1
:6ru Mgnes 5lot=M pllcr bar poo
togct fig at foretoge l1oiu1pfl1ingc1l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

Mtntcren / fprbnms 5ib. *Sooro
CT Sintere1l pg :tiolig begpn0te ben
ofte / for6unS Gage. Gooleocs for
teller 6en ganlc Sitter ~. Otto
fen / 8angsbo1tronb, at So bon fprlt
| Mobc1nbcr 1854 iful0c hcgpnoc at
gau til &onfirmationsforbcrcocllc /
Sla6e, bar Ser ollereoe 1oo buorb
8inter> at Set life bar til at font
ME ubea for 0pren for enc, ~ Set
frGS, ioo set fnagcOc.
s bon5 @ultrl,s Silent cit @ooro
i Nultco, bar man ligelebes inolnc=
ct. @oaroen bor felt begropct /
One. 6o0ercn bob6e ltl1iuet .Stun=
ger op %9jennen 5forl te1spibcrne
for at forbinorc Soft / at pbclng=
&c Sem. Sg fra Shtebulet grabebes
Eunneler 111oer set brloige 5nelon
ZEN til 2o0c % 5tolobDgningr,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

Gn gammel &empc. &ao fin 81
oorigc Tpoielsoog trot Nftnets=
mono Sens Niclien=8op / Sm1o=
itr1p forleoun &rcat1trcr 0e, 6 Soil
lange 8ej fra Snuoltu1p til &ibore
Morfe0 og bjen igjcn. Den gon1lc
&e1npe CT ogioo itooi9 pirfiom /
8eorifte1l, og ont Girtercn or BON
/ Splge ~&ib. Gifts 6olfcbl." en-
ibrig Nale tongcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

8i11ter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-16
RESTORATION TO ENTRY or
LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST.

Notice IL hereby given that the
lands described below. embracing
l6O.4t acres, within tho Jemez ma
tlonal forest, New Mexico, will be sub
ject to settlement and entry under
the provisions Of the homestead laws
Of tho United States md the act Of
juno II. 1905 C3i stat. e32l. at the
United states land ONCE AZ Santa Fe.
New Mexico on Octnbcr 80. 1915. Ani
settler who was actually and N good
faith claiming any of said lands for
agricultural purposes prior 10 Jan
unry /. 1906. and has not abandoned
same, has a preference right to make
a homestead entry for tho lands uo-
tually occupied. said lands were
listed upon the applications ~ tho
persons mentioned below, who have
"a preference right subject 10 the prior
right OF any such settler, provided
such settler or applicant Is qualified
to make homestead entry and tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-16
M FLOCK TO
SEE THE HOSPITAL
TRAINS PASS BY

(AsaOciated Press Correspondence.)
Flushing, The Netherlands, Aug.
3O.-Aithough Dutch farmers In the
fertile province of ICELAND have Wit
messed IN sight regularly twice a.
month for the past year. the move
menH Of tho long Red cross trains.
that pass through the province FROM
the lighting areas IL always M event
which calls thrones OF country people
IN their picturesque costumes 20 all
the small stations and crossways TO
sec the trains pass.
II Ii no longer mere curiosity. how
ever. which brings them there. They
have learned thai their. presence
/ serves to cheer the wounded soldiers
and they have come To consider Il
their duty to urn out TO greet the suf-
| ferers. Men on whom the science OF
surgery or medicine hHve little effect
nnd hat the crude but genuine SYM
, pathy extended them Oy the Dutch
farmers has remarkable healing prop
critics. Every farmer at his plough
| stops his horses and ave his hand.
aad every woman In the fields SEXES
her colored apron for a hasty salute.
FROM the church towcrs in the
villages flags n.y. Even the soldiers
who guard the railroad track forget
discipline and neutrality and set NJ
a cheer. suddenly Il comes over the
soldiers Ia their %bedragged khaki
all this Is meant FOR US" Handker-
chiefs are rare after a year In "A hos
tile land. but baidages are all the
more plentiful And with a sudden
recognition of what Il Is all about az
old rag Is waved to the wind and a
smile OF happiness drives away IN,
gloom OF long days Of physical hor.
ror.
The soldier who Is p~aralyzcd Il
propped up with cushions until he TO,
"a see what happens. Soon some al
most forgotten song starts some.
where u Is taken up by the entire
MANNED company. a virtuoso on ,
mouth organ blows the melody and
blind man keeps time, When Flush
Ing Is at last reached each mal ough
to have "a violent fever. As a mattel
OF fact they say they are better thai
ever. Right ahead OF them they SCI
the lights OF the steamer n a littl'
beyond those piers is their " land
Let the Herald want ad rO you
work
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-16
NOTICE.

Last VIII and Testament OF Milton
Dow. deceased.
To isabel Dow. executrix; Maggie Dow
Rose. William y. DOW. Dora Dow
Adams Bessie Dow Duny.Lily Dow,
Lizzie Dow Hiblcs. aiabel Edith
Dow. Alfred Mutton Dow and to all
whom Il may concern:
You IRE hereby notified that the al
legged last win aud Testament Of MI
ton Dow. decreased. late Of The county
OF per1alHlo and state of New Mex
leo. was produced and read IN the
probate court Of tho county 81 Bcr-
nnlillo. state OF New Mexico. on the
3ist day OF August, 1915, and the day
OF tho proving OF said alleged Last
win aud Testament was thcroupon
fixed for Tuesday. tho 9Th day Of Oc-
t0ber. a. -. 1915. az 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon of said day.
Given under my hand and the seal
OF this court. this 3ist day Of August,
\. ID, 1915.
tseaD a H. WALKER,
County Clerk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-16
ADVISES JAPANESE
WOMEN TO CLING TO
KIM0NA

(Afsociatcd Press Corrcspondcnce)
Toxic. Aug. 2O.-Dr. Baron X.
Takngi. surgeon OF the japanese nav
and a member OF the house 6f peers,
Toes not agree with Mrs. Akiko Yo-,
sano, the noted writer. that the wo-
mea OF Japan should adopt the for
eiRn style Of dress I'm order tina the
race may become stronger both phys
icaily and intellectually. He advises
the women to stay In their klmono.
believing II more heaithfui and Incl
dontaliy more beautiful. He In dis
tiuctly the enemy OF the present day
craze in Japan so take YER the man
ners and customs OF he west.
do you know ne said TO the corr
| respondent. that the statistics OF tho
deaths Of women In Japan are shock
ing? In most OF the civilized coua-
tries % a rule the death rate for men
II higher than that for women. IN
japan the revere - true. This state
OF AFFAIRS did not exist In the carly
years OF this century but has come.
about suddenly and only very re-
Gently.
The Increase OF deaths among wo-
men IN especially noticeable among
young women. The number OF deaths
among young women Is alarming be-
cause II means fewer births and
weaker children.
compared with England. France
or Germany the death rate for wo-
rs IN those Countries
Seeking the causes Of this rise Of
the general death rate. Dr. Takagi
said his Investigations inclined him
20 the belief thHt the losing physical
vlEor OF tho japanese was largely due
10 the il%creasc In the number OF stu
dents and their mode OF study. He
faHcied that scholarship and physical
neglect went hand In hand. Whereas
In the United States with the prevail
ent love OF sports. the desirable thing
was To be physically strong. IN Japan
II almost seemed AS n to 0e strong
was a r~eproach. In the decade be-
/, tween 1901 and 80 there was an
4 increase Of one and one-haif per cent
In the number of the cases OF tuber-
culosls in japan and this WAS due "a
the haIets OF the Japanese student
:. Or. Takagl pointed out that educated
, men do not pass the examinations
, for contcriptlon as well aa the uned.
ucated men DO. Only fifteen out oI
a. tNffg tNhhHhlu tolltkt g|fAd1dte@ VIC
are examined for CONSUMPTION pass II
the a class.
3 For the growing physical Ills OF tn,
% race the eminent surgeon blamed th'
Initiating Of things foreign.
HR advised the girls OF Japai
e against the foreign custom Of binding
a tho waist. They should also be care
"A full about the way they wear thei
+ obis and should cling t9 their Japan
csc kimonos instead OF adopting IN
sleeve coats Of the foreigners. Tn.
n latter. he thought, were conductive q
colds because thcy cause the weare
To p%orspire. Ic was also in favor O
cllnglng to the Japanese clog ilsteal
OF adopting the shoes OF the foreign
. ers. He also maintained hat IN
japanese ave suffered througI
adopting the foreign custom OF wear
ing hats. Before the japanese wor
hate he asserted. they never ha
, colas~ 80 . rT"' p
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entry by any qualified rorson. The
lands are az follows: The So SEA
SEA SEX, the SEX swh SEX
sen. Sec. Il. tho EM NEA NEh .
tho Bh NWh MEX NEh. the SW Y
NWA NEh MEX, the ny SWh
MEX NEA Sec. go. the VIZ Eh
Nwit. the AVA, NwE see. 81. T.
20 ~, r. INV. y. NJ. p. NJ. 100 acres.
application OF Antonio J. CordoyR,
Galllna. New Mexico; List $3.50.
A strip II land 80 fee wide within
Sec. n. T. 90 ~. r. Nv, excepted
from original list 3-i799 heretofore
restored, described ~ follows; Begin
ming at a point 5.e3 chains east OF tho
quarter corner between Secs. II and
IS. T. % n, r / W; extending
thence 10 feet on each side OF a line
running \. 6 degrees W.. sos chains
TO tho place where tho end OF the strip
closes on the boundary Of tho tract,
the net area hurcby listed being 0.22
acre. application % Emily ]. Rucker,
Roeina New Mexico; Supplemental
List 3-i799.
a strip N land 80 feet wide. within
Sec. 30. r % ~, r. l W, excepted
from original list 3-2f2S heretofore
-rostored. described as follows: Bee
ginning at a point on the south limo
Of tho tract whence the quarter cor
ner on south limo Of Sec. 80. T. 20 ~,
r.. / W.. bears'S. 80 chains, and Il.
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preference right Is exercised prior 10
october 80. 1915. on which date the
lands will be subject to settlement and
20.5O chains; extending thence 10
feet on each side OF a line running y.
5 chains. TO the place where tho end
OF the strip closes with the boundary
OF the tract. the net area hereby listed
being O.22 acre. application Of El9crl
". fucker, Regina. New Mexico. IL
S-2t2s (SuppiementaD
August rs, 1915. u. X. Parrot. act
ing assistant commissioner of the gen
eral land Office.
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ChIcago Board of Trade.

Chicago, Sept. 16-Bettor weather
conditions northwest gave an advant-
age today TO the bears IN wheat.
Opening prices, which ranged from
y n NC on To a like amount up with
December at % nc to 9thc and May
at 97hc 10 97Ac. we're followed by
n slight general upturn and then a
decided sag
Tho close WAS strong, Ia m2hc
net higher. with September at % ~
aud May at 99h G9shc.
Corn eased on during the warmer
temperatures prevailing. After opco-
ing = ~ sc lower TO NC up. the mar.
kot showed further declines before
beginning TO react.
The close was nervous at a shade
to nc net advance.
In oats the trading reflected tn,
weakness OF corn.
Lower prices for logs weakened
provisions.
Close.
wheat-scpt, ti.oS; Dec. 9s kc.
May. s9hc.
Corn-Dec.. SIC: May. 5Shc.
Dats-Doc, 80 Mc; May. "a Mc.
Pork-Oct., SIZES; Jan. $500.
Lard-Oct, SS02; Jan, fS.G0.
Ribs-Oct sso5; Jan. tS.tO.
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The Markets


New YORK. Sept. is.-unevcn price
changes marked today's dealings with
Improvement In the final hour.
Closing.
American Sugar Refining. 1854.
Anaconda Mining, Uh.
Atchison. 1919.
Chino Copper, cx. div, tsA.
Inspiration Copper, 34N.
Northern Pacific. 107h.>
Reading, if9.
Southern Pacific. SSN.
Union Pacific, l2g
a.. =. steel. T4k.
u. $. steel pfd.. tt3M.
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Chicago, Sept tG.-Hogs-Reccipts,
10000; market slow. Be- Ia i5c under
yesterdays average. BUR. 500
40 heavy, tG.f5m7.SO; pigs. $500 n
T.76.
Cattle - Receipts 1000; narke,
steady. Native beef cattle. $3.50
1910; western steers, &G.SOm 400:
calves. $500 i2.0O.
sheep - Receipts. 5000. marka'
firm. Sheep. S5.25N6 900; lambs
$3.50 SIS.
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e~lcctroiytic. ,is.oo. Iron. firm ana
UNCHANGED.
Metal exchange quotes tin quiet,
t33.12h 03sG7h.
AZ London, Spot copper. f69 Is 3D.
futures, f70 ~: electrolytic. ESQ los.
spot tin. fi53 ISIS: futures. ft5A
Anthony. fi25.
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Denver ~IIycStork.

Denver, sept iG -Cattlc-Rcccipts
2.lO0 head. market strong. beef
steers. $G.50M 7.gb; COWS aud hcifers,
S5.oom 6.25. caiycsn IS 90 Gf9.0O.
Hogs Receipts LOO head, market
higher; top. $500 bulk. S1.6amS.00.
sheep-Rccoipts $500 head, mar
ket steady.
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Kansas city Sept lG.-Hogs-Rc-
ccipts. 1000: market steady. Buif.
f7oom sos. heavy. So SOm7t0; pigs,
t700W7.75.
cattle - Receipts. $500. h,lrkct
steady. Primo fed steers. 50 500
1000; western steers, S6.tOmS.75
calves. t6.5OW 1850.
sheep - Receipts. 10000. market
higher. Lambs. {S.OOmS.6O; year
iiugs. $40 H 100.
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New York. Sept. iG-The metal
exchange quotes lead ti.5O asked;
spciter not quoted.
At London. Lead, f22 I6s 90; spei-
ter. fes los.
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Kansas CITY Grain Market.

Kansas city, sept 16-whcat-No..
2 hard. $1,000 los; No. 2 red. &i1l.
ml13; sept, {io2M; Dee, s2%c;
May, 9iAc.
Corn-No, 2 mixed, G9c; No. .
white. 69hc; sept, csc. Dec. 52kc;
May, $40.
oats-No ? white. 37@ 3sc. No. g
mixed. SO SO NC.