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

ltD1l DY uSOrO Jtel1ol~ rpad
la1gere i1lo og i11blob fig r7oirefte
Scamp l,teo Gorterne poo Ell Mf=
ita11o al fra $4,000 til 10000
Daros.
5ortcrne &inrili Me6iibieb Tabiu,
merfet S, og Sanribier / Iabia,
merfet Il, bleb begge bragt til
Sausbeo efter ct boIblonrt 8pn1bor=
oen1ert. Gfsplolipner fonbt 5teb i
begge 5orter
u@a1lois uMga111en1non" og
| 22pro Ncllo11" bleb ollie trufict tire
@alge; 11leal Sen onretteoe Sta0c
bar life alporlig. Gre Man6 cluho1b
poa .2or6 geelipn" blep let iaoret.
@iebens o;sie Operotioner fore
gif, peobleb Sen britiife arpoler
Dublin" at paste poa 8u1oir<Gihct.
vDnblin" blep trl,ffet tire eller tire
| @a1ge.
9ao @rl1no of 8igtigbeoeu af at
! opbage Sc ifiltlte &anoner n1aatte
Spploner flnhe 1neget labt til fine
Giocr.
5mDr11u, oiioti1f SDrfiets fsrlte
@n, bo1nbarDeres al SEN britiife olt=
inoiife fSloooe -rnber Giceaon1irol
&icDor6 s. Yierie. Sort OenicfaleS
Mogoliner CT blebe1 iprG1pt 2uf-
ten n1eb forfGroelig 8irfning pao
@or11i1one1l og Hierles Glfobre er
oroget nGrmere for at -nnaribc @Den
poo nert @olb.
s(bu1irolitetet 9ab mi oenne Sp=
lps11i11g, meOe11s set inotil ba bar
cn &elnmeligbeb, at Sen olti11oiIfe
G1foore bor onfomne11 til tprfiifc
6orbo110e. 8iceobn1irol Nierlcs
Tlogfib CT u5tpiftll1re".
Sillpnefon11ten al ben britilfe
gifobrc foroorlageoe Nanif / 5lnpr=
no. Gn hel 9e1 af 8efolfninger
fIpgtebe til &ejbe0ruget openfpr @p=
eu. &apnebatterierne oobne0e Sis
pua Sfibe,1e l,6en .ot bente paa, at
Gieries glfo6re lf11lbe begpnoe
6ie11otligbeberne
Sra Sen pitlige &rtgsfrpnt mel
oes, at n1eoens 9fus1ertte hebbliDer
1neb Offenlibe11 / set 11orDlige Bolen
og Set pltlige @oli5ien % bolber
%itcrrigerne Sto11gen &orpatber=
nc, bar Sc bcgpnbt ct 9lngreb pao
Spifernc neb 9silicoflooen ip0 for
@or1cbo1L Dbor ct ltort 5lag CT heO
at r1bbifle fig.
Sra %citfrpnten foreligger oen
pigtigltc MeoDelelle fra @uieL hbpr!
set beooer, at Spiferne I'LL lenber
1pc ltcre iSorntotioner af &elcrben
in0 g1los. De 11pe Gropper fon1=
mer ira @orl1iloner / 8iirtte1nbcrg
og 8oner11. Sen orDinpre Trafif
pao eSernbonerne or i116ltillet, mems
beruc ltore Grpppetrunsport fore
gaar.
9Soo forlfjelligc Stebcr longs bcn
longe 6ro1lt fprpguar Ser al oo til
blooige lSegtninger. Den enc Nart
toger = lneb Iab af en- Masle
Mcn11eifelib ct Stpffe al cn 81
begroD Der, og 6en a11oen Yart aier
Set famine Ser, loa @ebiult og Gat
er pn1tre1,t lige.
Oon1firfcl1 / Mbeilns bnr otter
neret 0je11itor6 for ct tplf @olnbor
0elncl1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12
Masier of Gmpr anfpn1me

Masier at Smpr aufpn,mer. gil
ben Slngruoitilling, ion1 ifol ofbpl-
oes i eSorbin6elie. 11eb g2ationol
GreanerD 8utternlafers &onbentton
! MtoIon Gitp fra 9oc til lite
Wtorts, CT ser ollereoe iroie11ot BEN
i1noO 200 8oIer 5n1gr> og man me-
ner> at Ser bill blipe onrtrent 200
at b1s1e> 11aar l1oltillingen oobnes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12
Jnma.

Manse Tau,ilier n,oatte .flpgtc
ira oeres &iem / Ml1scatine forle=
Dem Sag, oa e11 Del af 0en1ni11gen
! cit 2ang0e al 200 sos langs
M}islislippifloben bleb taget bort If
@onoet. Mon er bonge for, at ser
bil blibc flere l16glioninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12
sibite gtpt peb 9srcsietib,

QpnSpn Sen lose Marts. Sra
Earis telcgrafercs, at 9r. bpn 8etb=
111an=6ul,ucg, Sen tpife &tssfansler,
ibag bill fremlegge Ben tbffc &igs-
sag ebentnelle 8ctingelicr, paa hill
te Sbiflano f,tnbe tGnfe iia nn at
afn1ttte ssreb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12
NnrA Daknta.


9alm'1atterne CT en- Jare tor
99r' 'oh1 gaar 1p'e> 19rl1g Tor 9ez
~ W opt 11le1l pg1oa 1of Sotn %
.'''''pre Soeg. Veorge Aoop1nall,
lp'!l eJet CIT Sorll1 10 Vtll moro Tor
ssll1ls1o1L por 1lefop 1l1ltef to pg11e
1Spl: Oef enc lagoe 1tg l11o | en-
eolh1l1a1 pppr Der oor Rof no ct
'1ort 9l1l og Sfotten 1olot 1or1nne'1
o9 toolfe oct. set on0et Spl logoe
1tg og1aa neo | ct loaoont Sui og
bleb fbolt.
Oct irie 2anb ipiuber. Sfaloe be
Solopqober 1on1 nnIio er offentIio-
aiort fra gSiIIistons Qonbfontor
nern,er man Tia mi h1,rtio Sen Sin
oo ser life lnnqer fin6es nooet frit
HegjeringSlonO 81 9epro Gofoto. Sit
not er DER I De tent eoltl1tper, }oM
l'us'pl ks'1l's4u,ts .nn nea ~t'opl''rl1' ~ e1'p'
,rbooo ,,,a, 81 f.
9g1oooe er br1,obort. obtoocs h,,rtio
IS 2pbet al Sc s Meoane0er iioe1t
lite Suli 1914 er Ser laole0es taget
o. oper fo>oO aeres: 5 MllltoHs
,.s,,l,1 ] : o< ~ ~ Aee'1en '1le 'losei
rirre Mnoer norof ar,,,,, ~ t,a;n
Burfc og 0ipioe Goul,tper. geeite,,
to Greoieoele of set enonu ,toptoanc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12

9pfi,roelle1 er blebet pate,1teret /
Megieringens Napn> iaa aneri=
fanife Gabrifanter bill funre anben=
Be Sen frit ng frer1itille @asolin til
Sen ganlfe betpDelig billigere BriS
al benbe6 6 Gents @allonen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12
Marner 6orn arreiteret paaaly.

Waruer 6orn arreiteret paanb.-
Sra Macbias, Maine> nleobe1tes
Slrtt1ingen af forrige nge, at @er:
ncr 9or11> Ser forlogte at Nrepnge
@rpniebrcen @a11ceboro iyforriee
Moaneb lon Ell n&rigsbonbIing
mos 5torbritonnie11, bleb igien orre;
lteret al Sc f60ernle MDnoigbcber oe
ifal itaa tilrette / 8angor poa CIT al
6en fd0erale @roa6il,rD Boston
11olte6t glnfloge for at bobe tro1s=
porteret Gfsploliber fra Seem Yori
til @onceboro. sSor Sen beo gfs.
ploiionen ti1fpjebe gielbomslfa6e
hor 8orn retop ubipnet 80 Cages
sSangiel @olbi11gtpn County
Sengiel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12

st NIT snefal0 i Scras. Jra 5an
Mntol1io n1eooeltes / ManDogs, at
at BET ipOpeltlige Seras bar oeffet
1neo Sne fra 11a til 3 Gon11ler opb,
oet itpr1te 5nefalb paa nj 9lar oeri
8Den og oct ltprite / ggl1ene peb
Neorc &io Wra1loc pao 20 glor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12
4nlat.nef.

Anlat,nft.
Tentten MIC l1nSerpanbsbaabc
bDgges ifplge ct Telegram fra &jo=
benbabn / 2pr0ags, pe0 aiel> ser ifal
benDttes til Batruljeboo0e bjen1nle
og 9|terlgen. @per al 0iSle Boaoe
pi1 bnre EFT 8eletning al otte MonO.
So @nngc iniptceret, Noa fin iio-
lte Neile til &jebenbonn blep uSel=
lia 9lup" ifplge ell tclegrafiit Me0-
oelclie / forrige llge, to @unge inlpi=
ceret al brittle Eotrl1lier fort efter
slfgangeu fra Seem Oorf og. otter
belt for 5bctla11os=gerne. Blanot
Nas|agererne fa1btes 100 Gpifere
Ifra @is1norcf- -9erne> ion1 man tillo0
at he,1oe tilbage til IDlflo,,o.
6treife / Sronbbjent, Sra ari-
ltianio telegrofere0es / Sreoags, at
&oiarbejoerne / Gronobjenl bur giort
5trejf, og al @oretrofif ltoor TITLE.
5ifnatip,1elt ct albprlig pnu@rln1D al
be1 ltore llo= og ssSl1bfer1el til og fra
Spcrrig og &l1slono. 10000 @oller
nnerifa11If 8pn1,lo for Nltslunh bar
opbohcf ftg poa &ojerne, og lnenlfc
Grnla1tfirmocr tilbagcboloer 2ob=
nil1ger for l1ofgriel. ssSernbonelin=
|ierne beb Storlien og al1bre ipc11lfe
Sernboner CT pberfplot nc0 lebige
@nbsnog11c.
8lpfaben 9eurbcn. Sra &riltio=
mia telegroferebes / forrige llge, at
nMsorge1lbloOet" e11 Mrtifel 1lbtoler
fig ont ben forelIooe6e elif=fronlfe
Man om &epreslalier moo Ipiflo11b
poo fglge1t6e Moa0e:
uNorge fa1 fife onerfjel1oe Sen
britiife Eroflon1otion mere e11b Set
onerfjen0tel SEN tpife Ernflon1atio11
ON er 8lofobe al Stprbrttarniel1..
5bob fSnrm Sen norlfe Grotelt 1nob
Be ME syorbolbSregler Dil fau, bil
afbpnge al Sorn1en at De Mebbelel-
fer ion1 Megieringen 2oll0on til
filter Sc l1el1troIe Mdgter."
@rGfenlanb palcr. Ct Telegram
til 9lgence @obus fra sltben nel6er,
at Song &onltonti11 bor ol1toget 9sre=
1ntern,inilter @ea1i5elos og bons Wi=
ntlteril'n1s s[flfe0sbegjeril1g og bar
onmobet 3oilnis, 9fotionolbu11fen5
@11tnrnor, ON at Oo11ne ct Minil lte=
ril1n1. 3oin1is Boo &pngen ON Sio
til at roaofpre 1ig 1neb fine Genner.
Sen tprfi1fe Deinilter> 5olib 8eD,
bor oobc11t erflGret 2pbet al Sc lt6=
1tc Gage, at Maslafrer bil6e fil,oc
5teo Sprfiet, berlo>n Wrpfenlo1o
brpD mco Sen beje Nprt> 1l1ebel1s
@reb Mirboch, Sen tplfc Minilter,
1ulnerrctteDe set Diplolnotiife &orps
| ont at T1terrig og Eplflano pjeblif-
felig piloc erflare Grnfenlano &rig
SEN Sag, at @rnfe11lonb penote fig
moo Gprfiet.
!optel 9'Mngletcrrc brGnbt, esSfpl=
&C ct .Sele9ran fra &jpbenDobn cr
@otel 9'9(ngleterre oerltebs blete1
fnlbitnn0igt p6elogt ,beo en- ssslbe-
hran0 Onsoog Mften / forriae ll9e..
9cnnco 200 @ielter befanbt 1ig i
Sotellet % mango al Oisle unb9if
mes eepb og nGppe at omfomu1e /
61anmerne.
(0et gan1le befjenOte Sotel nor
beliggenoe beo &ongers 9eptorb %
bor i-e11 lang Morrpffe puret oniet
for &jpbenbabns fineite. Oet eje0es
al ct &onlortiun, Ser / Sc 1enere
Mar bor babt ob1fillige pefunipre
&anifeligbeoer, 1ioe11 set npe lufsltri=
pie uFola6sbotel" ser for foa 9ori
ftoen aabne0es paa &aabbnsplob1e11,
bor eiort set g2aneen ltrioigt 9sll
er set altioa 9fuil, bobbclt sSpr=
]to11o. = &e6.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12
:BurhunnHatxtrrtts.

hi1ttnHAtxtTrttk.
st NIT Snefal0 / Scras. Jro San
9lntol1io n1eboeltes / Ma1lDogs, at
at BET ip0peltlige Seras bar bpffet
mes Sne fra 11a til 8 Son1111er bpb,
bet itgrlte 5nefal6 paa nj 9lar oeri
8Den og oct 1tprlte / Ggnene peD
Ncbrc &in 8ranoc pao 20 glor.
2anocts itprite ba11ife 8aptiitme=
n!9beb / 9llbert Sea, Wfinn.. pe0tog
paa ct MenigbeOsn1pbe / 0e1u1e ltge
at flptte. Sen befjen0te golnIe ba11=
lfe 8opti1tfirfe / Glarfs @rope til
Ielbe 8Den, nGlten c11 Mfils Sci.
Mange> -lprlig be nlDl lte> niloe 1lpoig
gipre 6nran6ringen. Oet er Sen
ltbrlte 0anlfe 8aptiitlne1ligbeb Ser
Sen.
9ampifibet u1tniteb States" rne0=
bragte i forrige l1ge til 9eelp Dort
20 &asier> in6eboloe1lbe Ell bolb
Willion Dollors @ulo til Ell 8al1f
II Seem yorf fra 9eattonolbol1fen /
&jobenbobn. Dampere1l. bobbe fit
gtabn og 9eotionalitet, og to ltore
Da1tnebrogsflag n1alet paa 5fibets
begge 5i6er.
Sen gamlc &nlfan u2asien", Ser
er opnGbnt efter Sen gunle banife
Noner at 0ette 9fabn, bar / forrige
l1ee igjen / &irflombe6, og itore
Streul1ne al 9pn0 ilDngeoes ub al
&raterct. 2igele0es iagttog mon en-
tpf &ogIfn Ser ltrafte fig fra &ra=
tercts Melnbing nco til Sregrenien
poo @jergliberne.
ySilIpn fpumer life til 11oitillin=
get. Sfg1ge We0belelle fra Nolb=
ington bil @ice=4srn1t6ent Morlhou
1o116innligbis fpn1ne til at reprp1c11.
tere Breli6eltten peb. be1t forn1elle
ssssnbbielle af nbltillil1ge1, Sen 2O6e
Wearts. sslodben,i11ilter Doniels erz
Hareoe, at bon ogteoe at 1lofpre fin
oprinbclige R1an at be1egc l1o1tilz
li11ae,1 i sssuli. @on bill rej1e n1eo
ct @rigsifib gjenneln 8anamofolo-
len.
5laaifibet uMaine" ipnfcieroiet,
5Sro 9leip g)orf 111eobeltes / 2prDoqs:
Meo Molfinrl1m og Sfibsrltn1 holp.
fuloe af &o11o ligger 5logifibet
rWui1re" ioog poa Bltnoen al Whit-
nep 0of beo 8rooflpn 6loobebnrTt
0nffet er .oben &anoe og 5lebe=
0anpere ligaer peo 5ibcn al for ut
bringe 5lagifibet I 0of. Brlu1oen
iigcs at bere> at n1a11 bor laoet &e11=
tiler itoo aobne, og @fplbc1l lngges
poa Wolfi1iiterne. 6pritelnolfia1ilters
bar brret frapprenbe tire Gage.
Get banifc 8rpbcrian1fnnb. sSSfpl
&c e11. al Set 6unife 8roberI nf1u;b
lige 1,olenbt &opport, tnIler Cunt
fl,noet I'LL 2S7 2oger ne0 2t07t
WfeOlemmer. Sen iu1nlebc Jornl1le
cr $685. ,569 Collars. Ser er 1iolte
Mar optoget 1852 npe Meolenmer
og ubgaact ! ,342, = o1tloo ct ser
en- 9eettotilgang al 339. Sen ub-
betalte 5pgebielp beldb Zig Moret
til ober $4,000, og besuDen er Ser
/ Gfstrobjnlp u6betalt $7675.
5an1funbet bar / Murets 2ph 1nbe=
tolt ca. $4,000.
Waruer 6orn arreiteret paanp.-
Sra Macbios, Moine> n1eobeltes /
Sl1ttningen af forrige Itge, at @er=
mn. Cor11 Snr fo,.1nn+o M 1,,r,p,1tro
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12

MrnS 55 etar gautlc inbfalbt, Gro
&jpbenbopn telegroferebes s9nn=
bags, at 0in1tb / Spiflonb 55 9(or
goll1le, Scr for to Maoneoer iibe,1
crflere0es 116pgtige 1on 5oloater,
mi CT bleben inbfol6t til Sjel1e]te.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12
solbIatIerue % eSnbnitrien. Ste.

{ltltoterne af Sen fgrlte l1noeripgel=
ie> beorbrct of 1anoelsbeportennen=
ltet for at ofgjdre 8irfningen al Sen
nDe Garif paa ssSl16ultrie1L blep Of
fentligajort af @anoeISnniniiter
Nebfielo / Sorn of en- gapport fra
9. 90. 9orclen fomnerciel see11t
for 9nreal,et for inoel1= % 1tbcn=
rigif Sanoel> ongoaelbe Sc inolt=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12

- sfrip efter 4rpbennmmer al
bette 8lab,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12
Mp &cpmblif / 9prtngal,

gD Ecpublif / Eorfl1gal. Sra
2onbon telegraferes, at @enerol 9l1t=
tonic :3obier Gorreia @orreto er bic
ben 11broabt til A5reiibe11t for Ne=
publife1l / set norbli9c Asortl,gal al
Ell &on9res al Den1ofroter, lom hor
brrct lon1lct 2omego.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12

g.: ~Sporfor bar De oo9 to9ci
oe11ne 6r. @fejer / Deres sSorret-
ming? Sc f1tnbe bog fiffert babe
fooet en- bpgtigere Marb."
g.: $50, jea ifol iiee Geln, bat'
}e116te mig tit 8rep ufranferet, oa
loo for iee engogeret ban1 iar at
funne treffe Tortocn fra bana
Gage"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12

Sljemansel frb9tts. Sra ajpben=
bopn lnelotes / Sp11bogs, at oertil
in6lpbne @fterretri,1ger ira Spnber=
jpllono on1toler at Soribninaen al
sctrole1>n1 / Eplflono CT 1oa lille, at
Gcrioncr lom fpr biep tillobt at fjp=
be e1 SSlolfc ON ltgcn l11t CT blebe1
frotoget bcnne 9iettigbe0. Sploget
/ SbnOcrinllun0 ct nl6elcS l10tpl11t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12

Tentten MIC Observation-Disclosures
bDgges ifplge ct Telegram fra &jp=
bel1babn 2br0ags, beO &iel, ser lfol
benpttes til Batruljeboo0e bjen1nle
6g / 9iterl9en. Sber af 0iSje Boaoe
pil bnre EFT 8eletning al otte Mono.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-12
2anocts itprite Sanife Saptiitme=
9ampifibet u11nitcb States" rne0=

Samplftbet Nln1fc6 States" 1neO=
bragte / forrige l1ge til SEEM Dorf
% &asier> ir6ebol0e11oe Ell bolb
WeiIlion Dollars @ulo til Ell @ol1f
/ Seem Oorf fra 9eationalba11fen /
&jobenbabn. 0anpere1r bob0e fit
9tabn og 9aotiol1olitet> og to ltore
Da1n1ebrogsflag nalet pao 5fibets
begge 5i0er.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-16
WOMEN AND TOBACCO.


grandmother smoked tobacco in a
clap pipe until she died at 80. don't
know when she started, but it was
late in life, to relieve her asthma, I
believe most old people hasten their
death because they fall down stairs
or injure themselves suddenly. At any
rate, my granny did. believe she
would have reached the 100 mark
had not she fallen, in spite of the to-
bacco. Ihave known many old wom-
en- who smoked the weed" but they
were real old. Some six years ago
met a girl who smoked cigarettes.
She had consumption, as every one
could see. 1 asked her why she
smoked cigarettes. She replied:
Look at me. The doctor gives me
two years to live. Shall l enjoy a
little pleasure and die in two years or
shall l be real good and prolong the
agony for another year or so? Shall
1 brace up, marry and die in two or
three years, possibly leaving a con-
sumptive offspring for my husband
to care for? Would you reformers
deprive the likes of me of all pleas
ures?"
VIII Miss Lucy Page CASTOR an
swer this girl ] believe in keeping
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-16

of five men they named was made
the third man in the arbitration. The
five men named included Ex-Mayor
Harrison and Gov. Dunno. They were
all reliable men.
But nix said the bosses. That
made it look very plainly that the
bosses did not want fair deal. They
wanted more than a fair deal. Then
the trust papers played the news so
that it looked as though the bosses
were making all sorts of good moves
and the men turning them all down..
Eventually the strike was called.
"As a matter of comparison, the
street care men averaged less than
a thousand dollars year. The trac-
ton bosses are getting $4,000 a year
or better.
':Do you blame the men for striking
for their rights? PC. n. M.
REAL MEN, see we have some
real men in the city council and l
only hope they keep up the good
work that they have started.
The police can handle this strike,
and do not think they need any am
munftion to shoot down our street
car men, but if they bring strike.
breakers into this city they may need
it after the strike is over.
They are the lowest of the low and
after the strike they will do more
harm and shoot, rob and give this
city a name it will take years to get
rid of.
The strikebreaker is rat, and any,
one who feeds them or gives them
place to sleep in are doing more harm
to the cause of labor than they would
if they took car out of the barn and
run it over the city.
hope out city council keeps up the
work and looks out for the workers,
for they are the ones who put them
in office and the ones who do not
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-16

Question-Who gets the balance
AnsWer-Why! 1t costs money to
hold the juice in the wires, and then,
you see, the current of electricity
travels so. fast along the copper
wires that they wear out under the
friction, hence the overhead" ex-
penses are so great Money is not the
whole thing in this world It's brains.
The subject is very distasteful to me.
Please pass the pickles.-A. E. Mas
sey, 2450 Indiana aW. ..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-16

fares (not including transfers) on the
surface and elevated lines is in ex-
cess of 100000 persons" Chicago I
Examiner.
100000 persons a day at
cents each ............$125, 900
$4,000 men and women at an
average of So per day. -. $4,000
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-16

THE REAL SITUATION.-'Four,
teen thousand men and women are
thrown out of work by the order tt
strike. Chicago Examiner.
'"The daily average haul Of cash
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-09-17

his raincoat was heavy with the
spray.
Then Gov. George A. Carlson as
cended the impromptu rostrum be-
meath swaying pine tree and as he
spoke to the gathering the clouds be-
came denser and the shower in
creased in violence as the mountain
tops that hedged Horseshoe park,
where the ceremony was held, disap-
peared from view.
But in a moment. and Just as Gov
ernor Carlson concluded and before
the applause had died away, the
clouds parted as II by the action of
some mighty. unseen hand, and the
sun Of Colorado broke forth in rain
tinged splendor from across the new.
ly laid snow on Longs peak and made
a new fairyland Of the dazzling land
Of bewilderment.
Saturday was a day that will mark
a milestone in the history Of Colora-
do. The work of years came to its
fulfillment and beneath the Horse
shoe park pine tree stood men who
had given all their efforts and energy
to prevail upon the United States to
set aside this great territory adjacent
to Estes Park that its beauty might
be conserved for the people.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-09-17
NATIONAL PARK DEDICATED.
at Conservation Of Mountains for
Benefit Of All Mankind.

Estes Park Colo. - The Rocky
Mountain National park was dedi-
Gated to the people Of all the world
for all time Sept. 4. Leaders in the
life of the nation. the state of Colora-
do and the city of Denver stood with
barred heads in the fine drizzle Of a
picturesque mountain shower as the
opening exercises were observed
which proclaimed this vast natural
scenic wonderland open to all.
And as Enos A. Mills, pathfinder.
naturalist and father of the move
ment to keep the land Of Colorado
magic inviolate for generations to
come had told his part in the great
work in modest manner, the clouds
gathered over the distant peaks. A
roll Of thunder was heard and the
rain came upon the gathering.
S. T. Mather. assistant to Secre-
tary of the Interior Franklin X. Lane,
then told his plans for the future Of
the park in clear-cut manner that be-
fitted the business man. AS he spoke
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-09-17

months out Of the twelve, according
to J. W. Rogers Of the Appleton sec
tion, west Of the city, who has been
propagating some Of the everbearing
strawberry plants which he imported
for his ranch some time ago. He
now has ripe berries. berries half
ripe and plenty Of blossoms, which
bid fair to bring forth abundant ber-
ries In October. In several parts of
the valley the second crop Of berries
for the year is being harvested and
fair yield il being expert .nced, the
berries being really Of q better
quality than earlier In the summer.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-09-17
Colorado.

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sc 49, epe Tug .oca.lo1
inpston mine - " ~ ~
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hAsu 49, - :. Heausn'e !"
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.-as,s.. Ho.e, nov
r..SS ,.s. ' 'ohhsse OF nisn
~ "A
Rapid progress u being made with
the equipping OF the giant dredge-
boat now floating on Derry lake. Lead
vile district.
several parties, from Aspen have
gone INTO the new gold district near
Inomasviiie. according to the latest
reports rom tnere.
Cripple Creek reports that Fish n
Harris, leasing ON the 70O-foot level OF
the indicator. are maintaining \
heavy output of ore.
III. Mo,,..,
county several weeks aso shipned ~
first car Of ore to the Salida smeltsr
which brought a return of 81. ss1 az ON
he 46,5O5 pounds shipped.
In the Leadv,,,e a,str,c, IN. rao,,.,
INK Of the Fortune mine n ,hs AZ
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-09-17
German Potato klossss.

One pint mashed potatoes. mixed In
two beaten eggs. one pint Of flour, one
even tablespoonful Of salt. Form into
small fiat cakes (same as fishballs),
cook in boiling water about ten min.
utes. When first put in kettle. stir
around until they rise to the top Of
water. Very nice with roast of veal
or any nice brown gravy. Good
warmed over in butter, cut up.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-09-17
For Cream Dressings.

All white or cream dressings are
made by blending the butter with the
-four. then stirring 1t rapidly into the
boiling milk. Use white pepper when
making the dressing and boil It in q
double boiler: Keep It warm. and thin
with cream II too stin~Hhen done. or
fold in the white Of egg. whipped to .
stifY froth.
A teaspoonful Of vinegar to q quart
Of flour II added with the ice water,
gives the much-desired haky appear.
ance to fruit pies.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-09-17
Stale Bread Fritters.

Cut the bread in slices. about third
Of an inch thick, fry In fat, from which
q faint blush smoke ID rising. and when
each piece is fried on one side turn
It over and spread the Drowned side
with marmalade or jam. When cooked.
lift out and sprinkle with caster sugar
mixed with little cinnamon.
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