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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

gattDil eprlpdrD n1eD CT Std
pitn Of 8 DiII. Collars. 5aa mar
.Migfislippi Slooen til teite Aar Z
giou icIbar, fal Der begDnoes
I5fibgfart meIlem SEEM Orleans q
Minl1eapolis.
Ser CT alere0e paabegDnot 8Dg
nirraen af ct itprre 5toalifib.
st nurif-amerifanif .0anbelsfam
mer, iiom ri tioligere bur otntalt ion
bare1tbe i fit 8oroen, CT mi bleDe
Deotaget tiI Dprettelie / Chicago
&al1ret fonititnereoe iig beo ct Mp
Sc i 81. 8a11l 2sroogs. &a1nrefs
9obeblnoe bill blibe Seem Oprf
bbortI Direffionel1 pil begibe iig
5lutningen at 5epfember Dd OIL
fogc5 at &oriul &obe bill blipe 81
reftiipfe1ts Gorntonb.
Mrs. &%lemmenien, Mi11netonfc
WeiIls, babbe fornDlig inobtof CT
Gel al benbeS gamle 8eruler, ion1
bur paa fin le0bmlige .giaitfri
Olna6e un1erhpDt. g11 forfri11lio
u5npper" bar anrettet for os. %
hi fglte ps alIe ipm Nenurte. Iaf
til benoe giennem 8laoet fra os
ollie, n1eb 9nifet ON, at bi mart
igje11 n1ad lamles paa iamme Woa=
Sc: Gn 9eltaser.
Gn 2bsifjerm for N%ntonrobiler
er opfun0et at Ell Berger Der 8p=
en- beo Nsah1, Sobn M. Dillon. &o1t-
ltrl1ftioner En- enfel 90 ligner nGrz
melt ct olminoeligt Mullegaroi11.
SD9rmen fon o11bet10es naar
Gbouffpren. beo Mfte11 mp0er Ell Mu=
tor1pbil me0 ltGrfere 2anterl1er.
SEQ at nebrnlle fin SfjGrm fan
balt uben at ble11Des tpoeIigt ie
@ejen; Sroretningen er let trol1sz
portabel og fan tages at % iptfes
pao uben Sfruenegle. Dillon ipger
at faa Hatent paa Spfinhelien.
Gnbnn en- ifanbinabiif &pncert.
9e ifan0inabiife 5mgforeninger !
Ipillingbperne gab i lioite l1ge De-
res anoen 6ril1lftsfoncert Der / SD
Ell. &oncerten afbolotes / 8bale11
Earf nnber Be gltnltigIte Sejrfpr=
bplO meb Meaanelfin, % en- let @ri=
lie fra 5pen- bi0rog p6erligere til at
forgge 8elbGret. Ober 5000 Me11-
nelfer bar n9rberenbe 1t1t6er Ben
~ppperliqc m~ulifoIife l1noerboloninq.
gn bel lille 6luooc al Moboobe
neo Iilbgrere onnqeDe ioote 1,oe
poa 5pen til 5ongers % Weu1if=
tens loffe1De Gorer. gilgrobs for,
at ser inoen M11iiffoffpmpnnne=
ment leoloqeoc 5onqen, los sen
Yarmouth ga mutt Ga rgbeoe en-
Sci fine 5ternmer.
Bifaloet por 1oa froftiot. at set
Here @onoe mootte neobnsies. meb
gf1tron1,mre.
-
etotaa,a;n;no.a m -
ahts,,ssEm;,,a an Mor. hr;,a So,
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27
minneapolis.

ening bill afboloc fit nGlte regulare
Msagoe bos Dfrs. 6. 6. 8%orbenfIetb
Gors0og gftermioodg, ben 2ben
5eptember.
Saaret nnber 2belien. @optein
6. 8. 8eterion at &ompagni S..
lite Regiment al Mi1rneiota Matio-
nalgar6e bar for Ell Sis iiben foa
11bef6ig UNDER en- 9pelie / Safe gitD
at blibe ramt 8enet al ct 8aabe-
ifl0. Ser git 8lobfprgiftning / 5on=
ret, og | forrige l1ge maatte BON
luoe 8enet amputere for at reobe
2ibet.
abinbe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bapoe / Sre0oes Gfftern1i0oag %
Nften Ell 5riluftsfdt beo CONNER
Nn0reas l1elon0s Stem poa Gal
boun 8oltlebor6. SEM @l1t1breoe
&pin0er 0eltog, bDordf flere bar fra
Be 5tater, Dbor &pinoerne bar
5temnleret.
Sen ifonbinabiife Nfoeli1g til
traf fig 1taD1llig ltor OpmprfiombeO
Derpeb, at 9a11ntarf, Norgc % Sin=
lal10 proflanrerc0es iom 2ul10e, bDor
&btn0erne CT ligeberettigcoe meo
MGnbe11e.
unberbplo11ingel1 beo Soften bor
al forifjellig Mrt, % 0perlfuooet gift
til ct Soro> for 5tafsfan1pagnen for
&pinoelte1nn1eret.
ct. 8ebers &irfcs Bo5arfomite
mg0te Ben 1SOe Nllgult bps Soltor
Sorpgaor0, bbor 0elr urgnlilereoe
fig nleo Marti1 gielion font Spr=
ma1l0.
Set be0togeS at afbol0e 8a5arcn
oen 29oe % 3Ote 9ftober pao uDd=
mia Sall".
Sormal16en 11611pbnte Sc forifjel.
ltge &omiteer, ion1 bill orbej6e for
at gigre 8a5dren til en- Sufces %
f%orbenter, at 1uubel McDlc1nmer
font 8enner af &irfen bill itptte Den.
Scr for / Mar baret uofgrt ltprre
&eparationer, baa6e paa &trfen 90
@jerbommem, Ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ct 2aon al $500. - Dette Dil man
1ege at faa tilbagebetalf pao 6e1r11e
Maa0e.
S. Martin 6anien Der of 8pen,
|fbp. Jormano / uSpnom6rslaget11
loflagbe / 6glge uSrom" Sarge
Moorbeao ct 8eieg ! forrige l1ge,
bpor ban billte poo flere genner
og 8efjen6te. Martin er eli 5pn al
galnle Sfr9bber &onien / &ippeii=
gen / MaleIun0. Sans Sober bor Ell
|af Be met agtebe Snonobarfere Ser,
bbor ban lebeoe ct Ia11gt 2ib, in0fil
Moleiunosbranoen brep Dom fra
tSns og Stem. Sa1t flDtfeoe lao til
len Datter / Bergen SRI Settn1unN=
len, bbor BON og0e. San toni til
Maleltno fra &aage, % ban bar Ell
af Smut Samiltts SprRlore,
log Smut Samiun er opn9bnt efter
I5fr9ober Smnien / Malei1tnb. Mear<
tin @o111ens M}oocr bleb feot pao
Sgnompr, fro BorgnrSs 3ralte=
gjalo.
8rpan taller. 5orbb. 11oenrigS=
miniIter 8rpan tolte Ma11oagS
Mftes peb ct Mpbe paas 8elt 9otd
80. Iii -. -
Der 8De11. SON angreb ! fraftige
8enbinger Sc 8laoe Der ! 2anoef
Ser gjer iig til galsmato for @o=
tione11s Deltagelie ! &rigetl og an
befaleoe De paagjaloenoe @eoafterer
ut title fig i De @forreite Reffer.
Scr. 8rDo1 fanot .enopioere, at De
Mmeriiffaner, Der forefager 8ejier o.
Der Mtlanten paa 5fibe %tilbgrenoe
Be &rigsfgremoe, Dar at bettrogte
Ion upotriotiife, ibef De fife alei1e
nofatte fig ielp, u1e1t belle geationert
for Sure.
ajebliiffets praftiife 8anifeligbes
Der omtalte sd. 8rpan iffe it1
8ole. 8rtbut ital ban oeri1to6 bape
omtalt set Tom en- aspffffe Tor 2arloet,
at &ooiepelt lite ggiebliffh bar ben
iSfDrenoe, men at bi eHraiioenf=
1tolens bnpoe en- Meallo, ioIn beo nl=
;ile nnliee Mioler piloe ieee Ct u1ns
eao arie:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27
st. Paul.
3tgbeOer mea i~nbienoes, iaa De er
argfferiet leneIt Sorsoag Miooag.
9Dntpr: 201 Court BIpct.

zeyyeOel HlGQ SlI0leltUeo, iQQ W q
9rpfferiet ieneIt Sorsoag Wlooag,
&ontor: POI CURT BIpef.
Sci aigb rIler Meparation q
llbre beise ben p%elfiennotp SSl1pelel
SSin1o1, Nelion, 209 g. 7tb Street
&rigsheteraner til 8ai9instoa,
Et gfitratog paa ct. souls, 8alti=
u1nrs % Dbiog Seraba11er oil fpre
eiiltneiotos % Dofotos arigspete.
rorer til Set tore @eteron11tpoe ]
neutrality-suspicious. Ben %. Sep
hn1ber.
Mr. Matt. Semen, Glerf peo
@anSeD Gountp Diitriftsret, biemz
toni forleoem Sag bertI / iDg Gil
fta.1o fra en- &eiie til fit 5sn. 5ilas
ssea,ier / 8btte 5oImon, 8afb. &a1
e mi engeIiggenoe.
Statens Spiritnaltiiamfnno at.
boIoer 0e11 2.-5. September fit 1T
tc1,oe Morsmgbe i 5pirit11aIiittemp=
let pao 15oe ct. oa &ortlmto Npe.
minneapolis. S. g. BbittpeM Der
q s89pen er 5oreningens Grniioent.
Sfibene: Dompifibet rSellig o
lab at Observation-Disclosures
2irien n1lfom til Seem Sort ben "a.
angu{t. 5ilbagerejien pil foregaa
1cu 2oen 5eptember.
8or 2anbsmarb Sir. 2arien ira
Mneine, 8is., Giper % @runolegz
ger al Mloeroomsbjemme i 9es
glfoines, SSofpa, afIagoe bort Sem
Tor e11 bebagelig @iftt / Man0ags.
DSber $95, 900 ct at set Tiff
sTfrigife Mp6e &ors ino1amlf til at
Il1ore Ben beo &rigen foraorfoge=
begsBb / &jennlanoet. Jor tpffe %
Atrigifc Sanger / 5ibirien er i11b=
inInIet $4,000.
.~Spariommeligc 8prn. 5iblte
5fpleaar bnr 8grnene beo 9pens
SfpIer tiliammen 1puret ct 8elgb
poo $50 ,33S3, %, bpilfet er Sit
787,05 mere ems / Maret fornb.
Mango 8pffe lmoa gier en- itor
Na!
9ihs. Mnnga EIabien, en- gom1-
mel Bicueerz&pinhe, 0eoe forleoen
j en- Mloer al SO glar. gun fom til
Mi11nelota 1867. @nn bpbe bos ii1
Spn, 3. &lab1e1, 623 golt Wei1rne=
bnbn ct, og bill blibe b%egrabet /
Mnrbeoen at fit gan1le @iem / Sa11=
TO.
Mfpberne- sfneipil. lluber bette
Mars Statsllbihlling bill Blppema=
Hiinens 8etponing / Nutiosfriqen
blipe Oemonltrcret poa en- meget
realiltiif Moooc. So 5lpoere bill
neralig l1ofpate ct 5lag 21tffen
og paa oertil egnebe Steoer ne6=
fnite en- Del Bomber fra oeres bpje.
5filIing / 2uften.
Rinneiutas ritprite" sorser.
SSerubanefongem SSon1es S. Gill her
Hn5t. Saul, bleb forle0en Sag
E@S lE.rSEeT.E# - &AL-EE EEAaE- -
bsitioeligt u%11oerrettet ON, at Gu
ber11ar &ammonOs 5peciulfomite
bur u01et bom til, 1om 5totens mt
Ieben0e lterite 8nrger, at reprGIu1-
4ere Miinneiota i v8eremmeliesia=
len. paa &eroensu0ltillinge11 Mf
Se1rge giDer Mnleoning til meget
sl==--.ogIaa til u8erpn1mel1esfale"!
Nfoiit Misunderstanding,
~e Mmerican @oilt & Derricf
90" Der / 8pcn bur fornplig afpilt
En- 8eltillirg paa @ranater til Ell
al Be nlliereoe frigsfprenoe Mog=
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Euaripmmeliac Bprn.

.spariommelise gprn. 5i0lte
Sfpleaar bar 8prnene peo @pens
SfoIer tiliammen lpuret ct 8elgb
pod $36,383, %, bpilfet er Sill
787,05 mere e11o / Naret foruo.
s0fa1ge 8pffe lmaa gjer Ell itor
Mn!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27
reoe 5irnp fan bringes HiIbqge Hh,
i'm %oprinoelige Iilitono beo at TIL
IRttes me0 8ur0.

gn elegant Serre bar ipillet Si-s
lippile meo en- Come. So ban er>>
noget eler1iom % 6litref, ffripers
ban op fit 9uifebog: @lem iffe
at gu lite MAO BUTTE d iige Slip
pine liz Srgfen Bang.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

Mrs. Mnnga 8laoien, Ell aa1-
mel Yicueer=&binhe, 0eoe forleoen
j en- Mlber al SO z9lar. gun TOM I'll
Mirrneioto 1867. Sum opoe BOG itn
Spn, 3. &lab1en, 623 golt Mei11nez
bnba ct, % bill blibe begrabet /
anrbeoen at fit gamle Stem / @an=
ia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

Den MIC 8anegaarb. Mngaoenoe
Hlnnerne for ben npe 8anegaor6
reerafereoes fplgen0e fra @aibi11e-
Inn ben 10. 4l,guit:
General Dan g. &ingmon, Sssl1=.
aea,isritabens Gbef, baDoe Ell lang
2onferens Sag meb &raiibent s..
I@liooen % 5efretar S. $. Beet
Gaul Commercial GLIB %
ssilgenigr So. 6. Mrmitrong % ioqz
Be ul1oH 0er1le, at BON DiIoe for
Innge brl1gbare 8ln1er, Der life bill
Be ifaoe sfbsfarfen, fpr BON DiIoc
BOoffiie10e Soranoring al Misiisiip=
pifIoDens 2eb 5orbinoelie mco
sBnaningen Of ben foreIlaaeoe ct.
EnaI Union Citation. 8pens 8slaner
piibe faDe Sfibsfrnfifen, berfor
naoatte Der me 8lalcr TIC st.
HauImn1toe1e agoe, at DC piloe ieqe
az fnn gpen m at u0nrbeibe me
sIoter 0bere,lsitemmeIie me0
Qiingr1arrg 9iirf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

Dber $4,000 er al BET tiff
etrigife &pbe &ors inofamlet til at
Ii1ore ben beo &rigen foraarfage
be Ggo / Sjen1lonbet. Sor tpife pg
Atrieife Sanger / 5ibirien er inb=
inInIet $1,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27
Sfibene: Dompifibet rSellig o
lot. al Observation-Disclosures
2inien anfom til Seem Sort Sen "a.
Muguit. Giilbagereiien pil forcgaa
1c1 2oen 5cptember.

8pr 2anbsma11b Sir. 2aricn ira
Mneine, 8is., @iper % @rnolngz
ger al Observation-Disclosures i 0es
9foires, SSofpa, aflagoe bort ann=
Tor en- bebogelig @ifit / ManDogs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27
Mfpiit Misunderstanding,

Mf0it Misunderstanding. =
rabe Mmerican @oilt & Derricf
go 90. Der / 8pen bar fornplig afpilt1
u 8eltilling paa @ra1ater til Ell
al Be nlliereoe friesfprenoe Meag=
iar. Set oreie0e Zig ON ct 8elgb paa
$i5,O00,000, lom o%e6fommenoe
Sirma tpipleoe poo, at paaeieloen-
De &egiering / europa nar / 5tano
30 at betale paa @rl1no af Sc oaar-
Iige gfonomiife Sorbolo ser.
5Iigt fan tpoe paa, at bet loffer
mob @nben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

Sc ifanbinabIfe 8eterancrs SIC
nuipn. &e1tnion bill finoe Steb Sen
9be 5eptember i4@. 81. st. SoneOz.
fDurter .poa Mi1neiotos noItilIings=
gr1n1o. &egiltrcringsti0 SCI. $50.
.Sormiooag. 8rogrammet begDnoer.
.&l. 1890. GaIer bil blipe bolbt al
5Gr=@nber1tGr @berbarot, Senatm
&n11te Nelio1 % 8rof. @isle 8otb=
ne of Minnelotns 5tat511niberiitet.
8eilitRr= og Sor1mn1in, Campfire
ON Nftenen begDnber M: balb otte
MinneopoIis go1rtbng. Ser nil
blibe bDl0t forte 5aler .af 8etern=
ner11e. 5oIoaterne bill fDnge fine
4rigsia11ge. aom til bette sfnp1te,
geferaner % Benner. 8nif at bet
er SO Nor % mere ioen Ri bar
5nl6atergut1fer mn1en.
SON. Dlep NeIion, 8raitoent.
5lafm, Soma.
2gjtnart 60 S. @ilbert, 5efr
gIebn, isis.
Merfl genlig SS1obpoelie er ta=
ItiIld geteraner1te ON at mgoc ppt'
fiI sesiion for Milneiota 9. q.
81 Msiociations Nrogrnm pda l1o=
tAilil1gsgr1ta1pcn oin Gitermiboageil.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27
Beb aibb elIsr Deportation al
llbre beise ben pelfierlote SSupeler
Silnor Melior, 2O9 6. 7tb 5treet.

&riasbeteraner til 8ai1inston,
sEt gfitrafog paa ct. Souls, 8alti=
l1ors % 9biog %Serl1baaer pil ire
9fai1tnefotas % 9ufotas arigspete.
roner til BET Itore geteraulnpoe !
neutrality-suspicious. Ben 25. Sep
feu1ber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

Statens Spiritnaltiiamfuno of.
boloer oe11 2.-5. September tit 1T
fcnoe Morsmgoe i 5pirit11aIilttemp=
let pao 15oe ct. og Bortla1to Mpe.
i minneapolis. 5. g. BbitpelI Der
of Bs3ne1t en- Soreningens &rnii0ent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27
g MabieatipnsieIifab er oprettet

81 MfabigntiOnsicliifdb CT oprcttef
u1,oer gsopn al nabe SnIo1o Napi-
Cation gon,panp % meo el 8a=
pitm af 8 WiH. Dollars. Soa mart
Migfslippi GIooea til neite Aar e.
5eiou ieIbar, ifal Scr begDnoes
5fibgfart meIlem gsen Orleans %
M~inlteapolis.
Ser er allereOe paabegDnbt Bug
nii11ge11 af ct tgrre 5taaIifib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

Mr. Matt. Semen, Glerf peb
@on1ieD Gountp Diitriftsref, bien=
toni forleoen Sag BERTH | iDg Gil
itn.D fra en- &ei1e til fit SIN, 5ilas
sssea,ien i 8bite 5olmon, 8ofb. San
er mi eageliggen6e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09
Germans Substitute
Wood Pulp For Cotton
In Making Explosives

London, Eng, Oct 9.-The question
whether the Germans are finding wood
pulp an efficient substitute for cotton
in the manufacture of high explosives
has been investigated by the Paper
Maker" which has consulted several
experts
Sir William Ramsey says: I quite
agree that it is highly probable that
from wood fibre. This is the tragedy
of our always being too late. I quite
gree that we should declare wood pulp
contraband, but I hesitate to start an
other campaign; it takes so much time
and energy
The Germans have plenty of wood;
their country is largely affOrested- AS
to the relative efficacy of wood pulp
and cotton I am not expert enough TO
answer that All can say is that I am
told by French experts that the ballistic
power of nitro-lignOSe is not equal 10
that Of guncotton. But KrupD is turn
ing out any number Of guns Of all sorts,
and doubtless they are standardized, as
regards sights and chambers, for nitro
lignOse."
Clayton BeadIe. another expert. holds
a rather different view, saying the Ger
man pulp mills could not produce a
product that would reach the require
ments of explosives for long. adding,
"to suddenly drop cotton and switch 20
something new must spell disaster or al
any rate, il would be a most serious
handicap. and IL has not yet been
proved that it can be done
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

men is growing greater and is ex-
pected to become still more pro-
nounced- It is mentioned that the
sons OF cIergymen no longer choose
the ministry as their calling TO the
same extent as some years ago. Ftf-
teen years ago there were still 3f4
clergymen's sons studying theology at
the universities TO every 100. 900 cler-
gymen; but by 1912 the number mad
already dropped TO 2S3. Il is said that
owing to the lack of clergymen, many
churches in villages are being attached
to others in larger towns. after which
they have occasional services held BY
the clergymen from those more i'm
portant churches. Not only is the
tendency Of young men TO choose 9TH
er callings than the ministry. but even
those who choose II show a marked in
clination later on to switch OFF into
something else. It is noted that near
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09
nY HARRISON FISHER.

IO do our work well We need once
or twice a week 10 get as far from
\ it as possible, and from the dis
tant point to look cooIly and critically
at it.
That I did this summer. The result
is that there viii be n new Harrison
Fisher girl or several new Fisher girls
I locked w my studio opposite Bryant
park early in July and went back TO my
home state, California I visited my
father and other relatives in my home
town. Alameda, across the bay from
San Francisco Then went with artist
and author friends 10 a camp OF the
Bohemian club. in. the country OF the
giant redwood trees That was the
birthplace OF the new Harrison Fisher
girl OF girls.
A MAN WHO LOVES HIS WORK
CAN NEVER QUITE ESCAPE n
IF a man has found his work, If he
does the work that is not some other
mans but his ovsn. he carries IL with
him into his vacation He can never
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

died off to enable them to venture upon
setting up another home.
1t was a tragedy of weary and watch
full waiting that could not happen now,
because every one of the women who
was able bodied would decline to be
dependent, and hustle out and get a Job
and support herself
Brother has ceased to be offered up
as a sacrificial goat on the family altar.
Instead Of sitting around and waiting
for brother to feed and cIothe them and
; take care of mother and father, the girls
roll up their sleeves and 90 to work.
and not only earn their own bread and
butter and cake, but contribute far more
toward keeping up the house than broth
er does.
This not only makes the girls self-re-
specting and Independent members of So
ciety, instead of forcing them to be
parasites, but it leaves the men of the
family free to live their own lives, to
marry and establish homes Of their own,
which they could not do If they had a
lot Of dependent women relatives hang
ing on their necks like old ladies of the
sea.
Every self-supporting girl makes it
possible for her brother TO marry, and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

Dor Is SO dear, and heaven knows what
We should have to pay for things If
there were no nimble-fingered women
weaving silk and cotton and wool, or
putting up peas and beans in the can
neries- Every man would have TO get
the salary of a bank president in order
TO support d family if the woman work
ing outside Of the home was eliminated.
II he got more he would have to spend
more, so the matter Is as broad as 1t is
long even on that basis. The real fallacy
Of the contention that womeu's compe-
titiOn with men in business keeps men
from marrying proves itself. however,
by the fact that 1t IS only woman's
ability TO support herself that leaves
man free to marry in Just the cases
where this problem arises.
The poor young man who saws that
women lower wages and because Of that
be cannot make enough to marry on
does MT stop to think that If women
were not permitted to engage in pur-
suits by which they can earn money
he would not only not be able to marry.
but would be so burdened by a houseful
Of dependent female relatives that he
would not have a penny to spend upon
himself
The opening up Of the commercial world
10 women has meant the financial eman-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09
Business Woman a Good
Wife, Says Dorothy Dix

him. He could not follow any ambition
or fortune that lured him, because he
was bound like a martyr on the family
wheel.
Look at the old bachelors you know,
grizzled, lonely, homeless, wifeless,
childless, tireless old men, ending their
solitary lives IN clubs or boarding
houses, and YOU viii find out that nine
tenths of them are men who are vic
Tins of the social system that kept
women in the home and out of the
working world They were forced to
sacrifice love and romance to the family
butcher bill.
know an old southern man VINO has
often told me that at the end of the
civil war he was the only man Of his
blood left alive, and that there were
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09
Germany Suggests That
Wounded Officers Become
Clergymen To Fill Gaps

Berlin, Germany. Oct s.-The per
enniaI subject OF the scarcity Of cler-
gymen has recently been enlivened by
somebody's suggestion that wounded
officers who are no longer able to
serve at the front take up the study
of theology To this proposal, how
ever. the objection is raised that the
office OF a clergyman requires spir-
itual endowments seldom TO be found
in officers. else they would never
have yielded 70 their desire to be-
come officers"
Meanwhile the scarcity Of clergy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

shanties and cabins. used for the pur-
pose Of selling curiOs. soda water and
other like commodities which strangely
enough seem TO be essential TO the
tourists. The entire village which has
sprung up in the vicinity of LOngmire
springs is about as unsightly and little
in harmony with the spirit Of this great
mountain as human ingenuity can
make it.
Making Glaciers Accessible.
On the north side of the mountain are
Winthrop glacier, Carbon glacier and
many others Of impressive dignity
which are almost inaccessible. It is not
a difficult matter after spending
shor time in this park TO determine
what essentials should be undertaken
to make the various glaciers Of easy
access to the tourists
AS in the case of the Yosemite Ma
tionaI park, the first step that must
be taken is the provision Of accommo-
dations for the travelling public I
know OF no place where a chain of
camps and mountain inns would be so
appreciated and so fully patrOnized as
would q chain encirclinS this great
mountain. In order 10 accomplish this
result. the federal government must
first build an encircling trail which viii
open all points OF interest about the
mountain 10 travellers on foot
In addition TO this there should also
be an encircling road which would en-
able the automobile tourists TO swing
around the canyons and through the
forests that clothe the lower slope OF
this great mountain.
The secretary Of the interior has had
plans made for a complete road and
trail system.
Plans for the Public.
As in the case Of the other parks the
completed plans contemplate the estab-
lishment of a chain Of accommodation
stations along the trails and roads that
are to be built with an encircling
road about the mountain and radiating
each of the four corners OF the National
park and with the areas thus subdi-
vided traversed by trails over which
transportation may be had by saddle,
there Will be no part Of the park which
will not be accessible to tourists Such
a system is particularly applicable and
appropriate in Mount Rainier national
park on account OF the many beautiful
valleys which invariably succeed in
holding the traveller for several days
The valleys that lie between the
ridges are small but verItable gems.
They are Indian Henry's hunting
grounds. Paradise park. COwlitz park.
Spray park, St Andrews park, and
many others. each Of which would jus
tify a stop Of several days.
In addition to the plans for the road
and trail system. the secretary OF the
interior has ordered work commenced
on the plans for a new village Studies
that are architectural in character are
now being made and the plans for a
hotel to take the place Of the unsighly
camp al Paradise park have been
drawn