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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09
sGlbrc Ei9c cller &binbe pnifes!

Sill at bialpe min Slltru mco
@l1sorbei0e. 5ta6igt 0pbol0 og
go0t @iem for en-, Ser paaifjel1ner
iommc. 5frip 80 Donif eller CIT
gelif ol1e Oplpsninger %
5pergsmaal / fprite 8rep.
q. g. Glauicn,
Cortland, Su.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

Gn Soemmer tilfjenoes Eriicn>
George g0moros, @a5cl &arf,
erobrcoe fprleoen Mftcn Eriia1, ct
Splpbegcr, / 5ppnnn1efonf1rrcn=
cen, 1pm fanot Stco / u8ilOcr
Gl1blic 8atb".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

Eli Tnbs pper &ontincntct. =
Gborlcs 9. 2clo1o ira Seem Dorf
inOtrof forlcoen Sag til Sons ber
poo &an0ring til lloitillingcn / 5o11
6roncisco. Der. 2clonO CT % Mor
gan1mcl.. @on forloo Nup Oorf
Sen II. Son11or og pelrter at noa
til San 6roncisco / Wioten al M11=
quit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09
M9tnneapolis.

8arnebaab. Haafeoog 0pbteS i
ct. @e0ers 0anite lutb. &irfe en-
9otter al s.. S. Spjr11p % S11ltru.
Sen lille 8ige fit / Daoben Nap=
net: Morie 2or1iie @pir1tp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09


ST. PEDERS DANSKE EVANG.
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. S. og 9
st. G~udstjeneste S9ndag Formid.
dag III. 1870. Altergang fqrste
S@ndag i liver Manned. Anden
S6ndag hver NAMED tillige Aften
gudstjenes.e III. 8.
] kirkelige Anliggender bedes
man henvende sig til Kirkens
Pr@st, Pastor A. ]. Tarpgaard.
281O e. 22nd Street. Telefon
Smelling 497.
- sfrio otter 9rppeunmmer al
bette 8la6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

8rDllnpsieit. &ooifclpr0og bic
0cs 5ppbus sc. Glcn1n1enien pa
@ornoh @ecf / @jernmet bo5 5o0cl=
mogcr @or1len, 1925 Off ct. g.
ct fprnpjeligt 8rpllupsgil0e otter
f1,lgte Giell en-, ser l,0fprtcS al $50
ltor Sorpgoar6.
G%lemmenien pg Mils Bect bor
flcrc Star beret trpfulte Mee6len1nler
al ct. &ebers &irfes l%11gOomsfor=
c1li1g. Ceres Silent hliper / 1858
2t1t Nlne. g., bbor Sc bor fjpbt
SSorrctni11gen al s. S. @pjr1p. 9;
p1ifcr til 2Dffe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

Sabt Toritanoen, Sobn scbolle,
"a Nar ga1tlnel % boenoe / 446
2ofono Str, blep / 2proags pluo=
iclig %iinOsipg. Set n1e11cs, at ppcr=
0rcpcn @r1tblen ppcr religi6ie Hro=
blcnner bor fert sen 11l1ge MonO
til 5in0sforpirring. 8olitict, Ser
fanot bom / uSl1oian MounOs"
Eorf n1eo ct &r1cifir / Sen enc
@oon0 og en- &epolper / Sen o1oen,
fprte bom til GoumtpfGngild, bpor
hans 5i11Ostillton0 bill blibe n9r=
mere un0eripgt. Sc ii0ltc fem
@ar far 5cbolle 1,beluffc110e be-
ifjGftiget fig meo- religipie 5t,=
BIER.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

Get fric Observation-Disclosures
tpr. &optejn Sobn s. 8il1on, Ser
orc ltoor 5tute11s frie Mrbcj0Sun=
pisningsfontor, ti1fien0egap forlc=
sen Sag at bope ifaffet 314 Yerio=
11cr Yloos / Dc1l forgangnc Woa=
mes n1p 304 / ialnr1e Moanco
Sjor. @olpbelen al Oisie gaor til
2onoorbejbe.
Gu lillc &erbcnsbprgcr. &clcn
er ct lille 8or11 / 5taosbolpltolet,
lon for Gibq1 tilOragcr Jig oln1in=
0elig 0pn1erflombcb. : Eigebor=
net .er 1873 Gage gommcl, mcl1
bejcr fun Az &uno. 2egernc CT
0og al sen Iormcning, at Bet lille
&G1cn bor &roft nof til at fortlGt=e
2ibct. 9er inbguor til Solpitolet
0oglig 6prclpprgsler til 9elens Sc
finocnoc, pg mango far tilbl1ot at
oOpptcrc bcnoe lao mart bum fol!
forloOc @oipitalet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

fomme 0crtil SEN 20oe Mpril.
Mflast Gipilefsamen. @lunot
bcnL lon1 forlebcn ((ge otlo9oe 81
DiIcfsumcn for at fltn0e fomlne
i @etrogtling lom &onoiOatcr til
Sc Hlooler, gpcn bar at be1Gttc>
bcrurrfcOcs Sncofcrne Gburlcs ..
&etcrl o>, % 6. g. 9tproberg.
Statsnbitillingens Budget. s
Srcoogs lomme11traaote &on1lteen
for Minu1clpto StatsuDltilling for
at Drpfte &lonernc for bette Mors
uo]tilling. Scr neotoges ct Budget
poo $240>000 for l1ogifterne peo
nDltillinge11.
enno6eostilitanben / ct, Eaul
bar / STARTS MoarcD / Mor NOE item
Dobbelt 1oo goO ipn1 unOcr lamme
Maane0 ifjor. Sfplgc Stotlltiften
forefront scr / 9(ar 1852 SilfGloer
at 5forlogcnsfeber moo 800 ifjpr.
Mf 9ifteritis forefom IS Silfeloer
/ Morts flor n1pO Sc / lanmc Meoa=
nc0 / Mur.
!6anbelsrejienbe / ct. Ha1l. =
8ogbolocrer / CIT al 8pe11s ltpr1te
9oteller far regnet l1O, at nGlten
1igeian mango neutrality-suspicious.
bar beipgt ct. &aul / forrigc
MuoneD lom / tillborenOc MaaneD
i 6jor> bbilfet tpoer pao, at 6or=
retningslipct / @pen goor lin po1tc
Gang uonfGgtet al &rigen.
Sfal SpillingbDcrue forenes?-
2egislotllren a11tog / 6reoags ct al
Gcnotor @eltlofc il1obragt Jorllog,
1ont goar uo paa at lon1a1cnlla
0finneapolis og st. SAUL til Ell
@D. Gn Semitic beltaoenoe al beg
&c &Ders 8orgmcl tire, @rnltoenter=
ne for 8prao0ene og YrGi i0c11tcrnc
for @on0elsforeningerne, %pperbejcr
for SiOcn @loncns &irfeliggjprclje e.
-
TortuiplcSe Toripg gjpr I'LL Sc
nrrre 5lnpcr al %norfptiifc Meiolcr
for at tilpcnoc Jig Worfin @eroin
og &pfoin. SEQ @jelp al noglc
&feceptblonfcttcr, lom for eli 5io Il
sen blcp l%tjaolct fra ct SrDfferi %
lpo poo s. 6. @biteocrc, or Der al
lereoe uolcpcret oOitilligc SLATER
al Sc acknowledgements Mioler. sypr=
Ieoen Sag orre ltercDcs en- nng
Wono lou1 mistGnft for at bopc
]%tjoolet &cccpternc.
SGf mes &atinen. Scnotsmeo=
1em 8or1l 8ollocc far inObrogt
Sorllog ON, at 2ugerne frentibigt
n0fGroiger Ncceptcrl1c paa Set en-
gelife Sprog. @pis bette 6orilog
opbpjcs til Sou, blipcr Minnc1oto
Oen fprltc 5tot / llnioncn, bppr Sci
engclite 5prpg fprtrpnger 2otine1
al Sen mcDicil1lfc Scrbcl1. Jor:
Ilaget CT bcnpilt til &omitccn ion
nln1cn Sci, fpr Dpilfcn Senator
Mnorelps ira Manfatp CT SrDf prcr
Sc flelte .ngc Stem bDggeOcs for
rige Mor / lite 8orb, bpor' Sc
/ 1914 bpggcoes 1928 iouOarmc
bnrocreoe til $1,344, 9S5. S SC lc
mere Mor CT Strpn1n1cn gooet MOI
8elt, og / Sc &orD. ser ubgjpr 5
De1tlige Oelc al 8pen CT n1eget ia
9jem blepet ppfprt. De DDrclt
gjenoomme ligger imiolertib / rs
&arD, bbor ser fin0cs 1866 @ien
bonnie, bnrOercOc til cit Yris a
$19>337,SO9.
Mr. 9jalmar Nilsipn, ftp. Sc
onffgr al n5penifo=Nmerifanif
Soften CT al 8uDerl1pr @annmo11
after blebclt ll0nnDnt til Slieinipei
tgr for Sennepin County. lt0net
r1eI1cn En- blebcr mpot meo ito
5ilfre0sbe0 blan0t Iilbnngere q
nle Yartier. 9un u0n9pntcs fp1
ite @or,g til 0enne Shilling al @l1
Derngr Sobnlon 1908, % beo II
Ynftligbe0 / l~1bferellen al gu
be0et fon0t @lberner gberbart Sc
beDlt at bebol0e bam | 0ennc Sti]
ling, en0ifjent Scr. Nilsion alti
q H.. - w.. N.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

ct, Ee0crs &irfes 1tn9oumsfpr:
ening maotte oesbGrre gibe Mffoll
poa &r. Mocs 5pn0ergooros 81:
rcOrag / Spn0ogs, 0a bon por Die
ben np0ioget til at rejie til Gbico:
60. S 5teoct for bolOt Eoltol
Sorpgoar0 ct friiteligt S%ore0rog
og Scr. &irfegoorO le1tc uEaaifc
liljen", ct rcligiplt 9igt al @r1tnOt:
big; Mortin 9eielie11 fortolte libt on
fin 8ornbom. 9et bleb ct bellpf
fct M9Oc, lon1 pbcrbere6es al c1
ltor Sorlamli1g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09
st. Paul.
9epbcber maa inOienoes, iaa be er
ErDfferiet ieneit Eorsoog Ofooog.
&pntpr: POI Curt 8lpef.
&co 9jpb eller &eparation al
nbre be1gg Sen nelfienote Supeler
simon Melion, 200 6. 7tb Street.

N$JLS WY ""
gimon Meli Jon, 209 6. 7tb Street.
Gcnb Slabet biem til Slpgtnt1=
ae oq @enner / 9anmarf % 5pllz
Deripllano lom 8epis paa, at Sc
erom1 miroes bent 0erbjemme Si
fenoer 8lo0et %regelmesftgt / bber
l1qe beo Mootogelle11 al @elpbet.
Gfibeuc. Gonlpifibet Oscar II"
at 5eouoinobion= American 2inle1
onfou, til &ri1tionslo1b SEN 2Ooe
Meorts. 9ut bel. Ilhagerej1e1
0erfra til Seem Oorf foregoor Den
1Ooe Npril, % %fnrpe1tes at or1=
fon1r;e 0crtil Sen 20oe Mpril.
Mflaat Gipilefsamen. @lanot
Dcl1, lpn1 forleocn ltge uflo9oe G1=
Dilcfsamcn for at fun0e fomn1e
i @etrogt1lin9 ion1 &o%n0iOatcr til
Sc Yfooler, 8pen bar at bel9ttc,
bcu1rrfcOcs 5neofcrne Gburlcs D.
&etcrion % 6. q. Npr0berg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

Observation-Disclosures, Gorsoog
Sen 15oe Mpril afbolbes ct efstro=
oroinprt ltnoerboloningsmgoe pao
0o1aia Sail al l1ngoomsf oreni11gen
at 1905. 0en norlfe &omifer
Mpurit5 @abo bill optrebe, 5ong=
foret lpnge NJ. M. og til Slut1ina
ct fort @oL 6orfriifninger oip. Mlle
CT n%elfonl1e. Ser bill bline cit mini
0re G1ltrc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09
9po al Gucainfprgiftning. 2cne

Sp6 at Gpcatnfprsiftntn9, 2ene
9o1fcool, Scr ror fjenOt UNDER
9fopnet ugOno Glorf", fon0tes for
leoen Morgen 0p0 1on1 5elge al
Gocoinforgiftr1ing. Sum for1otes /
606 Mobert 5treet, ct. Hol1l, og
fertcs til @oipitalet> 6por mon fun
frl1oc fonltatere 9p0en. Sire Ser
ioncr CT ~ie1ere arrei teret font mis-
tnnft for 5fDlOogtigbeo / Sorgift=
ninge1l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

.E
st. Hebers airfcs l1nsoomsfpr-
.entns afboloer paa 2proag slften
I'm balpoorlige notwithstanding,
Snif Sborpalbien 2ugens lellfo=
beige 5ammcnfomit / Datlia Sail.
poo 2proog Aften, oer- 10. Mpril.
Sererirben: uaon ou .iige mig.
alara, bbaO er 8aepafelie.."
8laro: ~8agbaifeIie er - Set,
er az 11oar en- inge1ting bar giort,
% lao 1ogen gaar ben % fprtallcr
bet"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09
6tatsubitillinqens 8nbeet.

Statsnbitillimsens Budget. s
sSrcoogs lolnr1ertraaote &on1iteel1
for Minuclpto 5tatsuOitillin9 for
at 0rpfte &lo11crne for bette Mars
uoltilling. Scr neOtoges ct Budget
poa $4,000 for l1ogifterne peo
l1Dltillinge11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09


st NIT Gntblem. bill ON fort Gio
bore at le prD0e aoifillige u11ge
Gonifers Sroffeopllog eller 8l11ie=
lib, ioet nemlig l1n90omsforeni11-
gen al 1905 CT troplt beifieftiget
meo at beige. ct iaaoa1t. 6lere
np0elige &loner eller glitter far
DGrct forelogt WcOlemmer11c, oq
Sen li0lte e11belige Gboncc for at
ofgipe lin 5tcnu1nc bliper Gors=
Sag Sen 29De Mpril poo Jpre1in.
gems or0iuere bolpoorlige General
forionling, bppr tillige Salg al mn
StDrcli c NJ. nj. finder Steb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANS
KIRKE, Hj@rnet af Orleans og Ste.
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hvel
SSndag Form. III. II. S@ndagssko
lie III. 8.
DEN ~DANSK-NORSKE METHO
DIST KIRKE. Hj9rnet at Broad
way og 10. ST., afholder sine Guds
~tjenester som f6lger: Predike1
Sgndag Form. III. 1890. Aften XII
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Liga
SSndag Aften III. 7.45; literart Mp
de de tire f@rste Tirsdage i Maane
cen. B9nnem@de liver Onsdag AT
ten X. s.
H G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81,
B. S., m@der 1. og 3. Fredag i Maa
neden paa Junior Pioneer Hall.
! GOLGATHA DANSK : NORSKT
PRESBYTERIANER K1RKE, 49,
Thomas ST., nar Rice st. Dans1
Gudstjeneste hver S9ndag Form
III. 1870. S6ndagsskole ri 9.3C
B@nnem@de hver Onsdag Aften II
s i Kirkens Underbygning.
FORENINGEN "GODT HAAB" my
der 2. og 4. L@rdag paa Vasa Hal
FORENINGEN DANMARKS son
NER" af D. s. D. E. m9der 2. O.
4. Onsdag paa Vasa Hall.
DANMARKS D0TRE m9der 2. og 4
Tirsdag i hver Manned i Contra
Hall, Is w: Z. st.
;SANGFORENINGEN "DANIA" ms
ders hver Mandag paa Vasa Hall.
ELEONORA CHRISTINE LOGE NE
so, D. S. S., m3der 1. og 8. Mar
dag paa Central Hall.
FORENINGEN "HAABET" mGde
paa Central Hall, den 2. og 4. Tors
dag i Maaneden.
DEN DANSKE UNGDOMSFORE
: ming m@der paa Central Annex Ha
hver Onsdag Aften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09
ct. 8ebers bamife &irfes &pin:

ct. @ebers oanife &irfes &pin-
beforening afbolot / Iirsoogs lit
Morsmp1e / Sjem11et boS Wers.
sc. g. Nelion $40 21it Mpe g.
Mrs. so. @ol1t gje1polgteS til Sor=
cni11gcns 6ornra110> &aslerer Mrs.
s. Motbiaien og Wsiis 6. 8linfea=
berg iom 5efretGr froboo Jig beg
&c at blibe gienDalgte. S oeres
5te0 bolgtes Mrs. &C. g. 9eieliel1
ion1 &osierer og Mrs. Mlfreo .
5prcnien, 2119 9tb ct. 9, polgteS
1nm 5efretGr.
Set peotoges at ofbolOe eli Set
ligbeo / &irfens l~1nberial 2prool
Often sen lite Mai for at 1aml'
set np0pen0ige &engebelpb til q
faa &irfens 8enfe maleoe. Sor
eningen baboe ct go0t Msoe og i'm
Sc ie tilboge meoaSaf til bet Mar
Ser bar Ipl1nbet. st goot Mrbe1o
bar hlepet giort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

&jco al &jGrli9beo, 2o11ro 9.
Misien Dor o1logt 5filsn1isielog
moo i'm WonO, bpem bum beifplocr
fpr at briffe benoes Iprtjenelte op.
DC blep inlcOct / @pn1ens 2nnfer
/ 1911.
9en nge Splbfasi crer, Wer. Sor=
III u. 2unO fra Minncapplis, til
trnaOte / SorsOags lit GmbcOe /
ct. SAUL. Scr bill ingel1 Soran=
Dringcr lfe me0 @enipn til &nntor=
%pcr1nnalct.
Set briftige Ttrma uTabrnep &
Suns So" / Gbtcagu, bar / Oisie
Sage, iont / foregaaenoe Mar, la0et
tillcnOc 2rlcrnc al bette @loo ct
@fscnlplor al "SejleDcrcn", JONI Sc
uogiDcr / Sl1tercsic al Ocres Der
bcnshcfjcr1btc @11smibDcl u&l,rifp".
&pr 2anbsmanb $. 81. 2pbnit5
fra @iro Sslono, Minn., oflogoe
% / Sl1ltlli11gcr al forrigc llge ct
penligt 8ciog. Mr. 2obnit5 far
lom bcfjcn0t / lel1gere Ii0 bctlnOt
flere offcntligc Gu1beoer Dcrlte0s,
Cog far, Oerfor lat lit MGrfc 1on1
looban / lin &rebs, forll0en at boz
re CIT al ggncns bcolte 2onon1enD.
S. s.. &infjcr, flp. Mejcrifom:
mislGr unOcr 8ltDcrnpr gberDorts
Non1iniltrotiorL for / Disle Gage
nnOtagct llOnnDnelie iom v9airr
9usbon01non" / @olbingtpu mel
CIT oorlig 2en al $2,100. @on e>
CIT Spl1 al @l11nor &infjcr, 1om
1858 uOponorcbc fra Mlltabo1g til
Douglas County.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09
Sauif @pmnaitifforening

9anif @pmnaitifforenine. 5rn1
tioligere om1tolt CT Set It'll poo
5pl1Dog SEN lite Mpril, ser af6ol=
Dcs bo11lf UpmnoltifopDisning poo
9onio Sail al ct 9alnc= % ct Scr
rcbol6. Sffe rettcre hi pco, bor
nepntc @pn11oltifforeningcr til Scr
Sag iifrct Jig bao6e SEN ltore %
0cn lille Sal / 0oniu Sail, bpilfet
iiffcrt bill bore en- proftiif Toron=
1toltning, bu Silifltcr orc 0e1 9oQ
bi( blipe ltor. 5on1 Set frclngaor Al
omjtouen0e Mnnpncc, bD6cs Ser poc
Sans efter Opbisninge11, Ser begun.
Ser &l. s.. - SEN Mftcn mpoel
olle!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

Sfal Spillingbpcrne furenes? =
2egislotl1ren a11tog / 6reoags ct al
Gmotor @eltlofc inobragt 6prilog,
font goor uo paa at i%onmcnllao
Minneapolis og st. saul til Ell
@p. G11 Semitic bcltooen0e al beg
&c @pers 8%orgmcltre, &rnitoenter=
ne for 8proooene og Yreii0cntcrnc
for @onoelsforeni1gernc, o@perpejcr
for SiOcn Ylonens &irfeliggjprclie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

ennobebstilitanbcn / ct. @anl
bm / Marts MaancO / Mor NOE ten
Dobbelt 1oo gpO Joni unOcr lalnme
Moone0 flor. Sfplgc 5totiltiffel1
forefront scr / Mar 1852 SilfGloer
al 5forlogeusfeber moo 800 ifjpr.
Mf 9ifteritis forefront IS SilfGlOer
/ Morts flor mpO Sc / lanrme Maa=
nc0 / g(ar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

@anbelsrejienbe / ct. Yanl. =
8%ogboloeren / CIT al 8pens lterite
@oteller far regnet 1o, at rai item
ligeioa mango 6orretr1ingsrejicno
bar be1ogt ct. &ur1l / forrige
MuoncD lom / tillborenOc Maanc0
i 6ipr> bbilfet tpoer poo, at Sor=
ret11ingslipct / @pen gaar lin Dartc
Gang 11o11fGgtet al &rigen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

Miis Scnriette &eppien, Meo-
lent al ct. &eoers Menigbeos
Notwithstanding, ifol / Mai ober=
tage Ell Sitting iom bonif 8pr11e=
lf%olelGrerinOe / 0ogmor &olonicn
Worta11a.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

Spritfommcnoe spnbas blipe1
Scr &onfirmotion / ct. &e0crs
oo1rife l11tb. Strife. 9cn .fplgen6c
|Gpnoog, oe1t Is. Mpril> bliber Ser
life nogen @rostjcnelte> 0o &olto1
SorpgaorO puo &re0ic1s Segne lfol
rejle til Seminar, Tlarton og 2a=
rimore, sc. 9. Dog afbol6es Ting
oomsmpoe tion leObonlig ONT off,
ter1cl1.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-06-17

cannot recede with wisdom o. hon.
or. The President is determined
that they shall be pressed home
and receive a prompt, unequivo-
cal answer. Mr.. Bryan pleads that
they be postponed indefinitely.
The President speaks from the
standpoint Of America, Mr.. Bryan
from the standpoint Of Berlin.
THE President approaching care
fully but firmly upon principles Of
national and international right,
he is acting for the interests Of the
nation through years to come as
we'll as its interests today, he is act
ing in bshalf of the things which
this republic holds sacred. and
for humanity His policy is fear
less, honorable, just; and the peo-
pie are unitedly behind him, Z
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-06-17
Why Not Duck Both?

Atlanta needs ducking stool Tor
her mass meeting iingoes. We are
sorry Governor Slaton does not see
fit to order the hose turned on those
ill-advised residents Of the capital
who seek to influence the CHIEF
executives action in the Frank
case by holding mass meetings on
the capitol grounds. Albany Her.
aid.
And will the Herald please tell
us what should be done with those
Georgia editors who have seen TT
to try to influence judges, the pris-
on commissioners and the COVER
nor. The case is purely matter
for the governor, but our opinion is
that hepeople have more right tc
hold mass meetings than a few edi-
tors have to defle the Georgia
courts.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-06-17

many stands today as a lawless and
barbarous nation, and Mr. Bryan
proposes to acauiesce in these BAR
barites and make the United States
government a laughing stock OF the
world. The Kingdom Of Ancient
Poland believed in peace-at-any-
price, and when Russia, Austria,
and Prussia proposed to carve it
up and divide it among themselves
in 1878 there was nothing left for
poor Poland to do but submit.
This is evidently the kind OF conn
try that Bryan thinks he is living
in, He is mistaken; he is living
in the country of Washington, Pat
rick Henry, Jefferson, Jackson
and Lincoln, but we regret to say
he is an everlasting disgrace to it,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-06-17
BRYAN The Traitor

If Mr.. BRYAN thinks that in re-
signing his post as Secretary Of
State, and taking the stump in
opposition to President Wilson's
statesmanlike foreign policy, that
he will find willing audience in
the American people, he viii be
badly mistaken.
The people Of this country have
always had the utmost contempt
for peace-at-any-price man. That
is what William Jennings Bryan is.
The American people are through
with this colossal faker and coward
once and for all.
II Mr.. Bryan conscientiously diff.
fered with President Wilson who
had the other nine members of bis
cabinet solidly at his back together
with ninety-fve million (95,000,-
|000) American people, he should
have remained silent and followed
the instructions of his chief. Thai
was the manly thing to do. Thii
is no time to bubble over matters
Of foreign policy when the country
is unanimous in its support Of it
greatest President If whom
it is particularly proud and delights
to honor.
What Bryan wants, is for Ger.
many to go on with her assassina
tions of American people while HI
keeps up the diplomatic argumem
until the war is over. In othel
words, Mr.. Bryan wants to arbi
trate with a murderer, Whlle ne L
plunging the dagger into his vitals
Germany has the right to sink al
enemy merchant ship, but she ha'
no right to sink it, until he enter:
that chip, and takes off the valua
able papers, and gives the passen
gers and crew time to disembark il
life boats. Germany did not d.
this in sinking the Lusitania, anc
she therefore violates the laws 0
civilized nations, laws to which sht
has consented, and therefore Ger
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-06-17
Begin to Get Ready for The Fair

As it is a definite fact that Lee
county will have a fair this fall, it
is but right that the people Of the
county should begin now TO prepare
for the exhibits that will bo held.
Look to your crops, your live stock
and other farm products now, with
an aim toward helping out the ex-
hibits at the fair this fall.
Farm Demonstration Agent
Rourtree is solidly behind the work
to get up a good fair. Let every
citizen aid in the work. Premium
lists Of the State Fair may be had
now by applying to Mr.. Rountree.
Every farmer in Lee county should
have a copy Of this premium list,
as it tells briefly and clearly the
conditions under which the state
| fair is to be held.
There are three prizes Of S1,5CO
each offered for the three best ex.
Ehibits at the fair. Can't Lee couD,
ty come within this list by captT-
~ 10
ing the third prize at least? lhets
what we ought to aim at, for we
can get it if we go out after IT pght'
Help the fair along. Talk at to
your neighbors. Talk it TO every
farmer in Lee county. Ihat's
what it takes to win in a contest
like this, in which every county IN
the state may take part.
The Lee county f.Lsr last fall was
remarkable when all the facts rela-
tive to it are taken into consldera-
ton. We have better start this
year. We know in advance that
we are going to have fait, 50 let's
get busy right away to boost Lee
county as it has never been boost
ed before. Let's start With the
county fair, then send to. Macon
one Of the best exhibits that has
ever been seen there.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-06-17

An exchange wants to know what
has become Of the old fashioned
girl who shut her eyes when you
kissed her. Oh, she's now the
mother of a girl who stares you
right in the eye while its being done
and insists on all scientific, hygien-
ic and eugenic details being scrup-
ulously observed. Macon News.