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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-02
@ine Suffrage na6
2onoorl uno %aris.
@aibington wiini4t no4 genantrt
eSuformation.

Boti6after, obberitfen neroen ioIIe.
erbulten.
geew gorf, 2. Idra. 3ipei
trnnsotlortii9e Iaiiagier Surnpfer,
Die ibre Seimotsbofen iirlter Der
;Slagge Der AIliierten perloiien bot
ten, trafen bier beiite ein. gs mar
Der britiihe 0onpfer Goreronio Der
9lndor 9inie aus Glasgow rno 81.
perpopl unb Der frun5oiiide San1pfer
Chicago aus Sabre. Seioe bra6ten
cine grobc 3ubl ASoiiogiere beriiber.
9(uf Der gar5en iabrt bate ii4
nihts ltneerpobnlidaS creigtet.
gSoibineton, 2. M1rs. Gie
Ser. Staoten meroen on @robbriioil-
nien ino sSraiifreid) cine gsote ols
9lntiport arf Die ecitern erboltcnc
ienoeil. iporin ongefrngt peroen ion,
lpeIde N1ittel bic beioen 9dnoer on-
menoen lpoIlell, I'M ibre Eolitif Der
&pnfis5ierling bon Torr0ten ltllo
@are1, Die no1 Oeiitifln1b gebrod]t
iueroen ooer BON 9eiitihlano erpor-
tiert perben, burd5ufiibren. 9Srdii.
bent @ilion iaete beiite berihteocnen
ieiner @eiu6er, bob Die britiif. iran.
aoiiibe geote ilitr in gon5 ollecnieinei.
@orten einen HIon ffi55iert. opnc
ober 3it befinieren, peldc Weittel 5u
leiner 9ur6fiibrlng ongelparot lpers
ben iollen.
HrGiioent @iIion peigerte fid),
iiber Die Sroge misfiibrlid, 5u iprc-
den, fnete icbod,, boB feine g.otion
Dos &eft bGtte, Die Regeln Der
&riegsfiibrrine 5it anbern. ipe;l bic
&riegsnetboeen iih eenrbert bnitcu.
@r beutcte ON, bob bic Ser. Stnaten
ibren friiher bcfunnt eegebcncil
Stonbpunft niht dnbcrn ipurSen.
ionoern iid) fueiter bertriiben lperScn,
Die &riegfiibrenoen 5ii peronIoiicn,
on1erifoltiid)e Sraitsporte. Die nidlt
acntrabonoe iino, 6u reipct:ierer.
Der @rGiiernt inete, Deg eS ibnt
ieibit nod niht fInr lei, o5 Die neitc
s(:tpn Der bri:iiGen nnb fran5oii-
i6enHegieri1ng einegiodabe Geltidl-
lonos be0eitte, penn eud) 5ies Die
S8irfung elmer iolhen Nnorbnlng
ip1re. @r gob 5u neritehen, baB ielbft
III Dem Salle Der Gtablierlina eil1cr
ibirfIihet gIodooe feine bic 9teiitros
Iitot Der Ser. Stoaten bcriihreroe
Sroge bur6 Die fort9clesten Tnbr-
ten omerifa1ii9er Shiffe nod
0elIti9lono oufeeiporfen perbon
forilte.
Der Traiibertt fagte, or bGttc nod
feline @eleeenbeit eebobt, ben sSnboIt
Der MtitteiIung @robbritan1liens unb
5ranfrei6s eriirtoIid 6ii itiibiereli,
peroe Dies aber ernitlih tiin. Or
ipieoerbolte, BOB en- nod INNER ri6t
peiB, OBJ er irnltanoe iein niro, iei-
men Ylmt zines geiuhes Der Sou
6ranciscoer Ii,sltellung ol,rh5nfiib-
rem, uno oies miro ols Elm ipeiteres
3eiden bofiir orleeiebc,t, oab Die e,i-
rop1iiAe Situotion fir 10 ernit ort-
geieben ipirb, Dob fte ben Yr1iibente1t
in @niBington 5uriidbolten mag.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-02
Detroit, Diemifas, DEN 2. 'Wsdrs 1915.

5lt ihlieben, mar minOeitens Elm
gon5es &eginIeitt on Der Wieitterei be-
teiligt.
99af oen lesten 9erihten boben
it'd fiinf5ebn 9eutide aus BEN 9e-
tentionslagern oen Ytellternoelt on
geidloiien. 3ebn ieiert bereits ge.
fdngen mo 5n lnngen 0efdignisItra-
fen penirteilt poroen. Ginielne Seile
Der Stabt Singopore iino nod inimer
iehr uniidcr itito Die @cipobner oieier
Seile ba6en sluftrag erbalten, int
nrittleren Seile Der Stabt @obiung
AT nebnten. Sic fran5oiii6en See
lelttc. Die aus 9riegsififfen gelan-
set puroer, ltm bel Der 8e5lpingung
ser M1eutcrci 9eiitnno sil leilten, iino
nah ibrenSdiffen 5uriifgefebrt, aber
iofort fonen iapaniid)e Seeleilte e:l
9ano ilno iino nod INNER bier I'M
Sienite.
Sofio, iiber Berlin uno bon oa
orahtlos nad 2onoon, 2. Nor5.
Gremiermiriiter Haopslapoff ionote
ioentiIfe Noten oil Die @eianoten
Seitcrrei6 ! llngnrns, &uBlanos unb
Serbiens, in benen gegen bie Sddoeil
proteitiert miro. Die burh 0finen in
Ser Conan ongerifytet nuroen. 9ie
Nlinen ipuroen geeen Die 9iiiten @llI-
GGricns geifruemlnt
Earis, .. Mor5. Sns @ontbar-
0ement Der inncren Sorts Der 1oroa-
nclen III, nic Der 9lgenoe Snpos aus
Nltben gemeloet miro, geitcrn I'M 10
llbr nornittag mieber aitfeenonlmen
lporoen. Gin riiiiiider glomiral, Der
gum IOnliralsrot Der 9llliierten oele-
giert lpllrbc, bot lid Der ,Slotte Der
slQiicrtcT in oen Saroanellen ange-
idloiicn. i1bem er ieinen @cq iiber
9eoeaahntif, nnhm, ocll befnnntell
blilgoriiden Safen itno Die Gnbitu-
tipn Der @iienbahnliilie bon 9loriano-
pei mad, Snlonidi.
Cine 2epeid]c bon Salonidi err
fl6rt. oob Wfinen uno llnterieeboote,
sur @erteioi9itnq bon GeoeagbatidI
beitimmt. in oiciem Sofcn angefont.
men iinb. gta6 DER Sauusbepeihe
tat oas GScucr aus Den aanonen6oo'
ten Der glIiiertcn Die 9atterien pon
ailio 9abr itno Sort Sultoniet
(Gbonaf aoleiii). Die ben @ingang in
ben ifmaIIten leil oGr Iaroane0cl1
id,iteelt ,ctitort bat.
9iodridten aus 0intilene lnb Sc
neops teiagen. baB 100000 Yfonr
tiirfiid)c Sruppen Lungs ser 9iiite
Der SalbinieI @oIlipoli III Der 9tGbe
oes Marmarameercs, rngefobr 130
Mcilcn bon &onitailtinopel enticrnt,
9lufitellilg geiiomnen bobcn.
(5Ortfesune aui Seiie s..
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-02
3ns t6tct slntumobiliiten.

Saeinam, >. 0tar5. 6reo
Saller lpuroe eeltern na6nlittog alif
Ser SteGe getotct uno 6reO Garle
leid)t perlest, als ein Sere 0tarquctte
,3ug BON 9etroit in 0aS bon Garle
eefabrene slutomobil bineinfitbr.
Ger llnfaG ereignete iih al Der
SSanes StraBen &reu5ung. earle
lei0et an elmer 9teruer5erriittlluB
uno lit ni6t imitanoe, ilber oen linz
ioQ 5u iprc6en. Ias Nluto lpufo'
6e.triinlmert.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-02
Sic SdJladt ideint bic
grDBtc irit Der bel SOii=
iDns 81 iein.


Saroanelen ituft.
Sunbun crfl6rt, Saf Stnrm nro
Rebel bnran idJnlo Iino.
Sperntipnen iDGcn bel beiiercm
&etter iuieoer beginner.
6niien bchnmptsn grDkeren Grfuls
bel Trsasnps5.
@o1en Die Senfidcn NIT grDsen
%erluitcn uerordust baben.
geitdtisuns Der HahridIt ans Ser
lin liegt nidlt Dor.
Hniiiidle Slneriffe nabe Der 8rcusc
mihlnngen, Iagt Berlin.
Sir GouarS @rcn perhGlt iidD I'M
llnterbnnic ichr idlweisiam.
G,ibt feinen slniiflnf iiber Sor-
reipDnoens nit slmcrifn.
Iud1 iibfr -<oDnn IN rrnru III ,,he-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-02
Sic 8lmti6ul0 pou
Colorado.
aongreb Amsidnb be-
ridtet iiber ben
Streif.
8rnbenbeiiter allein bpn Staatsbe-
BOroem 6eidJiitt.
1lnmuraltidlc, brntale nnb rGilberi-
idte glfte Der Ytilis.
&ufefeler jr. trifft ein sroker Sell
Der Serantlpprtung.

u al in q TO H. 3. 0tdrj. Gin
iharfer 5aOel fir bie 0fili3 BON 60
Ioraoo ipegen ibrer 9ebonoluna bon
itrcifenben 9oblengr6bern mo beren
Sanilien lit in einem politnlinoien
9erift entbaIten, Ser bette, pon oen
ltnteronsifltb oes Snusausiduiies
fiir Sergbnu Dem Ibgeorbnetenboiis
itnterbreitet ipurOc 3ieier llnter-l
ousi6uB bot Die Serbdltniiie in ben
aobIenfelbcrn bon Colorado inter
illd)t. Der 9eridlt fritiiiert Die 3ll-
it6noc in Sen &ohlenfeloern I'M aage-
meinen ino piele Sonolungen Ser
@rubenbeliter, onritnter nnaeblidlc
@crlcsilngen Der itaotlihen 8eiese,
ioat. nber oab feinc @eipeiie einer
Seri6norlina 3iir llnterbinonn9 Der
freien Sonbelsfonfurren5 nod nlidl
iiber5engenoe 9ctpeiie BON Ser @ri-
items eiites 9Irbeits5ipnnges( (Eeonoee)
aefitnben lpurben. San5 beionoers
ihorf miro Sobn 9. gofefeIIer ir.
oetaoelt, Der bcfonntlih aIle @erant-
portung fiir Sic 3ititdnbc III Golora-
90 BON lid, ab3umdl5en periidlt hottc.
Ter 9cridlt iagt, boB Die 9liisia-
gen BON Somes Golrpn1plc, Dem
Itoatliden @rllbcniiiipeftor, 5eiatcn,
bob oie @rubenbciiber sic ionlt gitter
8eiesc oes Staates perlcbt habcn
nnlbten. 7ob bie Nlili5 ailf Seitcn
Der @rubenbeiiser ltaiib ill0 i'll Der
9lusiibnitg ibrcr Hflidlt, Srbiitite SIT
i6aifen, nid)t ilnpnrtciiid banoeItc,
lei onbcr a(er ;Sraoe ermieien, iagt
Ser gerift.
rGiniae MiIi5er", bctbt cs mort.
lidl, .crfoBten Die @clegenbeit, iirr,
nit scr 9lntoritGt 0cs Staates belief
bet. perihicoenc aeieeloie 6oitblitn-
gen 5ii begeben. S3Sn manden Sallen
fuaren bieie 6onoliineeii uninorali-
fd]cn Gbarafters obcr berartie, bab
tic in 0iciem 9crid]t niflt pitbli5iert
perbcn fonncit."
0rlttalitGten uno Houb tpiirocit
nof Dem 9eridt BON peridlieocnen
W9iGi5fompagnien praftisiert
sSobn Ot. Ghaic. 8cneral-sloiil-
tont ser Staots MiliS, miro geta-
6cIt imb pom ibn1 geiagt, ooB er al-
len. oie nit linn Su trt hatten, lit
lid, iiberbebenOer @eiic begegnet
mar"
Zen itaatlihcn @ekiroen miro ser
@orlpnrf gen1adt. oaB, lie Der @af-
fcneinilthr iii bas &oblenfelo ourd,
sic @rlibcnbeiiter frcien GAiif gelai-
fen bitten. Sie obioIitte &oiltroae
ser 8rltbenbeiiser iiber &oblcn,
S6nlen. @erid)te, @cIfdfte unb Die
S6lifcr ibrer 9lrbciter miro glei6.
faTIs geriigt
6errn Rodcfeller miro porgcbal-
ten, BOB cr iih Inn Die Suit6nbc in
Colorado, mo er Ser arobte 9lftion1r
un6 lireftor ser eroBten 8ritbenge-
ienfduft lit, abioIitt niht befiimnert
b6ttc. Gon bieieln Saocl, ioqt Der
9eridt, fonne i'm ulif) nidlt bie Sat-
IaAe befreicr,, BOB cr bns III Golora-
90 eriuorbeneSlutgelo 5ur 9eiieriillg
ser &erb6Itniiie ber0fenidbcit III oa-
bcren Seilen oes 9atbes pertuarlot
bate.
slbg. 9urnes non Soutb Iafota
unb sl6q. Muffin bon Seras 6rafteit
einen 1tinoritGtsberi6t ein. 9eioe
fritiIieren Bios oic 5atiahe. oaB Der
9eridlt ser O2oioritot bcs9lusihulIes
niht bGtte eingerciht iperbelt iolIer,
Sa feline GerIesuna Der 9unoeS-@e-
iese gefunoen Dltroe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-02
Sas Sefinben Der WfnSame Sarnb
gernbarbt.

Boris, 2. MGr5. Sn bettiNeil
Bulletin iiber oas 8efinoen Der 0to=
bone Sorob 8ernbarbt beiBt es, onb
sic aiinitIerin oil einer SSSnbispoiitipn
leibet Die ihon ieit GINGER 3eit be-
NOR, bic aber nit Der Spe-
ration am Sein ocr &illlitlcrin iliht
i'm 3ulontmenbong ltebt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-02
GbieasDs perfradjfe Cper.

Gbieago, 2. N16r5. ssiir Die Gbi-
coeo Opera 60, Die geitern frei-
fpiIligen gonferott oneeinst batte.
fuiroe berite Die Central Srliit &c.
bon Sninois gum Maiieperipnlter
beiteQt. Die 9lftipen peroen NIT
$751; 800, Sie Hafiipen nit runo
$500, 900 angegeben
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-02

pie einatge fdgfid6e oeitf.
f@e geitane in 2ai8tsau.
psfc6e Die peper9er1 Der
HH. 8rsHe ertnst
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-02

Nnh iiber ,Sapan IN reoen lit sic
aicrnng nidDt in Ger Sngc"
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-02

- 3as 9omboroement Der Taroo-
nelleniorts bat cine perbeercnoe @ir.
flung aebobt fiir Die bontbarbie-
reuben Shiffel
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-02

HDeT SuHUtHCr &c. ~ -uS TIHltt-
lanptamarticr uer0ifentlidte frlgen-
ocn ofii;iellen Seridlt iiber ben5prt-
gang bes 9rieges:
y6rnentc fran5DIidlc glugrifie in
Der Champagne lunroen snm gr0eten
Seil bereits Snriifgsidllngen. Sie
Sran5oien bntten lire 9lngriiie in
grufer StGrfe anssefiibrt 9ln mau-
dlcn Stellen fam es snm !Sanbgemcn-
nc, aber iibernll iUaren mir iicGreidl.
llniere Stellnngen baben mir alle
bebauptet.
r,Sm Graunnenbe;irf bn6eu mir
mcbrere SdlanSen genummeil, so De
fnnacne gcmad)t nnb fiiuf Wliu,nluer=
fer erbeiitet
gTram5DiiidDe Nngriffc AMI Sans
1nuis mnrDen Snriifgeifllagen. Die
Griulae, Die luir in oen @ogei'n III
bcu Icbien Sasen errnnacu 6a6cn,
hnben mir bebanptet nue Dies trps
Der crbittertcn @egenansriffs bes
Seinbes. Die fransoridlen &erlnite
luGren beiunbers grok wGbrenh rines
aeitern nnternummenen glnariffs an
einem Ynnfte oitlidD bon 6elles.
y2lni Dem 0itlifen Arieasid)an-
plat 1T Der rniiiihe &prmnridI iub.
6itlidl nnb iioliA BON Yngnltpluu
OuilltinSis mihlnnssn. 9iIihTdle
gindltnngriife nprboitlidl bon Sum5a
nno Oitlidl BON Sluf iunrocu saraf-
aeidllagen."
Berlin, 2. 0iGr;. lleber Cont
Don. Ter giienbabnnIiiiiiter bot oell
Soubta9es iniorrniert. ooB ieit oenI
SunS tnees iuformicrt. oab ieit Dem
|. Hopcmber BON Ben i'll sSrieoens-
5eitcu I'M @ctriebc ltebcnoen Giien'
bobncn iicbSig Ero5cnt &c.
iueicn limo. Ger EoIiogicr-
nno ,Srnhtperfebr bot bis gint +.
Yfdrj itdn0i1 juacnonmcn. Ger
Tallneierperfcbr lit so Sro;ent oes
9iornolen, Der Srad)tperfcbr 90 Gro-
sent.
Sem mbera. @oIi5ien. .. .gt1rS.
9sod perlobliGcn bier einactroifenen
geohrldltcn boben Ole SeIterreider,
no6ocm tic Stonislnu 5uriidcrobcrt
botten. nneefabr 200 3ioiIiiten aunt
SoSe pcrlrtciIen uno binrittcn Ioi.
len.
litter Den 9inseri6teten befoncen
fidl slpei polniide @oittpirtihoftsbe
iiser iino cine slnaobI bon Giierb1bn.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-07-15
SERIOUS AUTO ACCIDENT

A serious automobile accident
occurred at about 9 O'Clock Sunday
evening at Clay Corners in the town
of Martell.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Larson and
son Cyrus, in company with Mr..
and Mrs. Anton Larson and child,
were out riding in the formers
Oakland car. After crossing q
bridge Mr.. Larson steered the ma
chine to the left to avoid mud
puddle. The road, which had re.
Gently been worked, gave way at
the edge, throwing the car and its
occupants into the ditch and turn
ing completely over.
Luckily several men were talking
together near the scene of the acct
dent and these hurried to the over
turned car and dragged the people
from under it.
Although all in the party were
badly shaken up, L. A. Larson ap-
peared badly injured and he was
hurried to his home where medical
aid was summoned. 1t was found
that three ribs had been broken, mis-
chest badly bruised and a cash cut
in his leg by the windshield. Mrs.
Larsan sustained cut upon her
forehead.
Mr.. Larson is at present in very
serious conpition and is suffering
great pain. 1t is feared there are
internal injuries. Ellsworth Herald.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-07-15
Judqinq by Appearances.

The tired father of a restless boy
Grated as follows, not speaking to the
boy directly, but doing it in his pres
ence:
"How true it is that it is never safe
to Judge by appearancesw
Yes replied the boys mother, see
ing that it was her cue and answering
with another version Of the cliche, zap
pearances are often awfully decep-
tive"
"And so are inanimate Objects con-
tinued the paterfamilias with marked
emphasis. "You would think. for in
stance, if you judged by appearances,
that the heavy pair Of school shoes |
bought for James the other day was
going to last for more than three
weeks. wouldn't you? And you would
never think that the fragile looking
arithmetic bought him at the begin
ming of the term would bid fair to last
forever. But look at 'emw-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-07-15
Largest Animal on Earth

Sparks World Famous Shows are
billed to exhibit at Ellsworth,
Tuesday July p, and from the
from the newspaper report pre-
ceding them their exhibition will
be worht going many miles to wit
ness.
Among the many features the
show carries is what is claimed
to be the largest land animal on
earth. 1t is an elephant said to
be three inches taller than jun
DO and half ton heavier.
Some idea of her immense size
can be obtained when you consid-
er that she is IL feetS I inches
tall and weighs over tonsl In
other words she weighs as much
as 10 ordinary horses.
Another extraordinary feature
with the show is Capt. Tiebor's
troupe of educated Seals and Sea
Lions. Those interesting sea an
imals perform the most seemingly
impossible feats; balancing chairs,
umbrellas and whirling brands of
fire while Ginning ladders, walk
ing light rope and riding the backs
of galloping horsess This feature
battles description and must b e
seen to be appreciated.
Many other wonderful thing are
to be seen with this mammoth
show and the main performance
beneath the big tents will pre-
sent number of the most mar
velous foreign acts of the century
The menagerie of wild animals
carried with the show is complete
in evesy detail, and contains rare
and cur Gus specimens of the earth S
most interesting and curious ami
mails.
A mile long street parade of
dazzling splendor, beautiful wom-
en-, and handsome horses, inter
spersed with three brass bands
and steam caliope will traverse
the streets shortly before noon,
nd his feature alone will be
worth going many miles to see.
Don't forget the date and h e
place of exhibition Ellsworth, the
9th, Of July.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-07-15

Last winter, when the road laws
were under discussion. we heard
loud complaints of the cost of ex.
pert supervision in the construction
of modern highways.
Now we hear louder complaints of
the poor quality of the road work
done without such supervision. 1t
seems that where the work is done
by the township authorities without
the advice of competent engineers,
the process consists simply of heap
ing high ridge of loose dirt and
chunks of sod in the middle of the
road and leaving nature and traffic
to do the rest. Nature has soaked
the newly repaired roads with heavy
rains, making travel not only diff
cult, but dangerous as we'll. The
sides of the roads are slippery, and
the mushy character of the soil in
the middle makes that part almost,
if not impossible.
Most serious accidents have oc-
Cured on these roads constructed
by novices, while on those built
under the supervision of compe-
tent engineers there have been no
accidents at all that could be
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-07-15
PRECOCI0US PAINTERS.
Some Famous Pictures That Were
Produced by Mere BOYS.

Produced by Mere Boys.
Sir David Wilkie was probably the
most popular painter of his time and
one Of the most deservedly so, and his
pictures today are almost all in the
great national collections or in the pos
session of the king. He was extreme
" precocious and might be said to
have been born with a palette in his
band.
Wilkie painted his famous and very
characteristic picture, ''Pitlessie Fair"
when he was a mere lad. 1t was a
local scene which he knew we'll, and
the 40 figures which it contains were
all sketched from his fathers parish
toner's, for Wilkie was a 'son of the
manse." As his father would have
been very angry to think his boy was
doing such a wrong thing as to ridi-
cule his dear flock, David had to use
his models quite "unbeknown' to them
lin fact, during service. The young
artist got them all under the book
board and transferred them to cam
vas ar his leisure.
an Infant prodigy" Did he not win
the gold medal of the Royal academy
when he was nine?
At South Kensington hangs a glow
ing and mastery canvas entitled "P1-
Zarro Selling the Inca of Peru" How
many boys Of fifteen know anything
Of Pizarro or the Incas even if they
happen to know the whereabouts OF
Peru? Yet Millais was only that age
when ne not only knew these things,
but could realize them in splendid
power In paint and get his picture on
the line at the academy, and he was
only nineteen when he painted one of
his supreme masterpieces, judged by
some to be the greatest thing he ever
did, Lorenzo and Isabella" which is
one of the treasures OF the Walker
Art Gallery Of Liverpool.
Holman Hunt was only twenty when
he painted his famous Eve of st. Ag-
nes'' and still little more than boy
when he painted his remarkable pic
ture which he called Behold Stand
at the Door and Knock" but which is
known to the world today as '"The
Light of the World replica of which
can be seen in Sc. Paul's cathedral.
Rossetti painted his lovely picture.
"Girlhood of Mary Virgin" when he
was twenty and his famous "Ecce An
ella Dominf'' the year following.
Landseer was amazingly precocious.
He exhibited his first academy picture
when he was fifteen.-Exchange
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charged o the roadway. T h e
money expended in the careless
or inefficient repairs is worse than
wasted. it results in actual damage.
Farmers and teamsters may b e
good workers, but they are n t
road experts, and they, as well
as others, are losing good money.
every time they try tp do 1t h
work of the expert, just assure.
1y as they would lose money IL
they hired a road engineer to do
their farming.
Every man to his trade.-St. Paul
Pioneer Press.
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Subscription Price, si5oper Year.

A few days ago We had an OPP
portunity of hearing a lengthy and
rather heated discussion OF TT e
question of closing stores in the
evening. One or two remarks
made by farmers might interest
our merchantsI One farmer said
that the closing of the soloons
would not drive away on dollars
worth of trade where the evening
closing of the stores had caused
an inestimable amount to go else
wheret He said that at this time
Of the year, when farmers are
putting in the entire day working
on the farm, whatever trading
they want to do must be done in
the evening. And they all do not
want to wait until Saturday eve-
ming to do it. "Why," he said" If
my hired man wants to replace
an old pair of overalls during the
week he must either take the long.
er trip to Prescott in the evening
CT take a halliday off to G e t
them in River Falls" Now that
SO many farmers have autos they
would make a pleasure and bus
iress trip to the city most every
evening, and undoubtedly every
trip would mean something to
River Falls merchandise they hid
their places of business open. In
the group discussing this qeution
were also couple or more men
who labor right here in the city.
and they too appeared to find it
irconvenient to do all Of h cir
o hOpping in working hours.
Now t his discussion might have
been partA ci pta en n
by group Of m n who. did
not represent the majority opin-
ion, an the merchants may know
Grom experience that the evening
closing is more profitable. But
it furnished suggestion which
River Falls merchants might o
well to look into.
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Small axes fell great trees.--German
Proverb.
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a CarlvIe Retort.

An empty headed duke once said to
Thomas Carlyle at dinner:
''The British people, sir, can afford
to laugh at theories"
Carlyle, scowling, replied:
'sThe French nobility of hundred
years ago thought that they could af-
ford to laugh at theorists too. But a
man came and, wrote a book called
THE Social Contract This man was
Jean Jacques Rousseau, and his book
was a theory and nothing but theory.
The mobiles could laugh at his theory,
but their skins went to bind the Sec
ond edition of the book"
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Our Medal of Honor.

The medal of honor. which congress
awards for unusual bravery, is d five
pointed star that bears medallion of
Minerva. the inscription. United
States of America" and Il laurel wreath
surrounded by the single word,
"Valor" The order dates from the
time of the war between the states. 1t
is given sparingly and is one of the
most highly priced of military decora-
tions.-YOuth's Companion.
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Aramaic.

Aramaic, one of the languages which
are used in the Old Testament, was the
Semitic dialect, spoken by the people
north of Canaan when the Israelites
took that country. From the days of
the Babylonian exile Aramaic was used
as the medium Of communication be-
tween Jews and other Semitic people
and gradually supplanted Hebrew even
In Palestine, where it became the COM
mon language about B. G. 200.
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Anxious Mother-It was after nine
o'clock when Clara came down to
breakfast this morning, and the poor
girl didn't look well at all. Her system
needs toning up. What do you think
of iron? Father-Good idea. Anxious
Mother-What kind of iron had she
better take? Father-She had better
take a flatiron.--New York Sun.
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Rare Attainment.

"What makes you think Miss Tril-
Ter mas such marvellous musical edu-
cation?'
"She actually knows how to pro-
nounce correctly the names of all the
classical selections she plays. Wash
ington Star.