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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-16
SIM Vat Sen Marrics.

Correspondence Of The Associated Press)
TOXIC, Japan, Jan. 12.-Japanese
newspapers relate that Sun Yat Sen,
who was first provisional president Of
China, has welded his private seCre-
tary, Miss Huiliu, second daughter Of
Sung Chiashu of Canton, who is the
chief accountant of the Chinese rail-
way corporation at Canton. of which
Doctor Sun was at one time prcsi-
dent
Doctor Sun continues his life OF
mystery at Toxic. He and his fol-
lowers are described as being closely
in touch with the revolutionary move
ments in southern China. Doctor sun
lives i'm Japan under the Japanese
name of Hayashi A sign over his
office door, which read, "Headquar-
ters of Chinese Revolutionary Pub
licsts," was removed at the time Of
the outbreak of the revolution in
Yunnan province. He is popularity
supposed to be under the protection Of
japanese detectives to prevent pos
siblc assassination by representatives,
of the Chinese monarchy movement.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-16
NEW TERMINALS
ARE DEDICATED

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 14-The
new freight and passenger terminals
Of the Trans Mississippi Terminal
Railroad company just completed
here for the use OF the Texas x
Pacific, Missouri Pacific and St
Louis, Iron Mountain and southern
Railway companies, were formally
dedicated late today Governor Hall
and other state and city officials,
B. f. Bush, receiver for the Missouri
Pacific, and other prominent rail-
road men participated I'm the ccre-
monies. Mr. Bush and party of St
Louis business men came aboard a
special train
The terminals including ground,
cost approximately SIOOU.O0O The
first train will be operated out of
the station tomorrow
Mr. Bush announced that the Mis-
souri, paclfic-Iron Mountain railroad
proposes to come into New Orleans
over their own lines "as soon as the
temporary difficulties between the
lines can be ironcd out
when these plans are completed w
Mr. Bush said, New Orleans viii
have 5000 miles more of rail con-
ncctions with the north and east and
west lines Of the allied systems
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-16
HADLEY IS OUT OF
SENATORIAL RACE

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 14.-Formal
announcement that Herbert $. IIadlcy
would not continue his campaign for
the Republican nomination Tor
United states senator was made here
tonight on behalf of Mr. Hadlcy. Mr.
Hadleys withdrawal was the principal
topic of discussion among hundreds
of Republicans gathered here for the
meeting of the Association Of Young
Republicans of Missouri, and din
ncr in convention hall tonight 1t
was said Mr.. IIadley's physicians do
not think it advisable for him to enter
into an arduous statewide campaign
for the sonatorship during the spring
and summer
Among the Republican leaders
here it generally was regarded that
Mr.. Hadley would head the four Mis-
souri, delegates at large to the national
convention. These delegates will be
named by the state convention at EX-
celsior Springs April G.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-16
To Mcmphis Next

CAIRO. H., Feb. 14.-Hayiug spent
the day inspecting flood conditions
and the lcvce systems in TIC Ohio and
Mississippi river districts about here
today. the congressional flood inycsti-
eating committee departed tonight for
Memphis. Tenn
CONGRESSMAN r. II. Huuphries Of
Mississippi chairman Of the commit
tee, said that flood conditions present
one of the greatest engineering prob
lens of the day As soon as congress
allots money for river and leyec i'm
proyemcnts i'm the Mississippi valley,
he said. engineers will be put TO work
to safeguard the valley against floods.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-16
Ak for Silnrr ply

I'll PASO, Feb. 14.-TWenty-fow
employees of the de facto McNican gov
eminent customs and immigration
service i'm juarc2 ii was said here to-
day, united i'm a message to General
CarTanza asking payment in silver.
They said they were unable TO suhsist
or the consttutiunallst paper cur
rency now being paid them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-16

LONDON. Feb. 1i.-C:i5 p m.)-
a Reuter- dispatch from The Hague
SAYS the South American mail on
board the Dutch steamer Gelria,
which sailed from Amsterdam Feb
ruury . for Gueuos Aires, has been
detained al Falmouth.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-16
out OF the Set.

"Tm afraid Nanossa has married
herself clean out of our set"
"Why So"
"Thc fellow is neither a dancer nor
a bridge player
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-09-08
O2649
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior TT

Department of the Interior U. S
Land Office at Missoula, Montana.
July 81, 1916. Notice is hereby given
that Isaac l.. Deardorff, of Roman, Mon
tana, who on Dec. q, 1918, made hid
NO. o2649, for Unit H, SE14 SW4 Sec
t1on o. NEA ,NWA, Section 8,
M: has filed notice of intention to
make communication proof under new
law, to establish claim to the land
above described, before John N. Bailey.
q U: S. Commissioner, at Roman.
Montana, on the 18th day of Sept.
1916: Claimant names as witnesses:
Fred Guenzler, John Corr, A. M. Ster-
ling, A. J. Brewer, all of Roman, Mon
tana.
FRANK NJ M'HAFFIE.
aug 4-sept l Register.
Non-coal land Flathead project
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-09-08
The Washington Post takes healthy

The Washington Post takes a healthy
view of the general absorption in base
ball as a vent for strenuous and even
belligerent emotions. Among the points
made are the following: Just now,
when the whole world is in an upheav
al, when the voices of many men clam
or for different courses Of conduct on
the part of the United States and when
the nation is on edge, it is fortunate
that the season Of the national sport is
at hand. 1t symbolizes democracy.
The railroad lineman rubs elbows with
the bank president. and the office boy
slaps his employer on the back with
Joy when the second baseman makes
a home run. The baseball season
should clarity the mind of the nation
and restore the proper sense of pro-
portion"
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-09-08
O5171
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior, U. s
Land Office at Missoula, Montana,
Aug. 81, 1916. Notice is hereby given
that Edward l.. jackson, of Sloan,
Montana, who on January 10, 1914,
made nd entry No O5l7l, for
81 SWA, Sc SE1 Sec. 81, T. 81
NJ, r. 22 w. M. NJ, has filed notice of
intention to make communication proof
under new law, to establish claim to the
land above described, before John
N. Bailey, u. S. Commissioner, at Ro-
nan, Montana, on the End day of Oct,
1916. Claimant names as witnesses:
Allen Sloan, William Medcalf, John F.
Main, Lycurgus r. Banning, all of
Sloan, Montana.
FRANK M. McHAFFIE,
aug rs sept 20 Register.
Non-coal-land
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-09-08

japanese diplomacy knows the psy-
Geological moment when it arrives, as
is freshly shown in the protest recent
ly lodged about discrimination in i'm
migration. Japan is just now strong,
practically free from entanglements,
has in China not a trouble, but an as
set, and the United States knows it is
at its weakest, whereas heretofore only
pessimists believed that.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-09-08

If you have ere treasure you wish to
make safe
From gentry who'd steal it an hook it,
Don't hunt for a burglar proof safe-get
your wife
To put tn thing down in her pocket.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-09-08

Editors are supposed to right wrongs.
Reporters write 'em.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-09-08

What Spanish diplomacy had to say
about the torpedoing of Spanish ship
by German submarine was that it
was IAN incomprehensibly absurd act"
And yet this country was once putting
ON airs and swelling out its muscles
over measuring prowess with the in
compreheosibly absurd dons.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-09-08
Cy Cawkins Is Naturally Meek, but He
Did Take A-fence In Deacon Wat
ties Faster T'other Day.

That imam must work and woman must
weep"
Is we'll enough for song,
But you'll find in practical life. my friend.
TIL poesy is dead wrong.
Mans usually snoozin' in bed. all steady
Enough It'll tn woman gets breakfast
ready.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-09-08
!. !. i. !. !. !. I. !. :. !. i. i. :: x :;
STEEL PLEASURE BOAT FOR
INSANE PATIENTS.

Yankton, S. D., Sept. 5.-The
state hospital for insane has
launched on the Jim river a
large steel boat to be used for
the patients as a pleasure boat.
The project for securing the
craft and using it for the pa
tents of the institution was
fathered by DR.. White, house
physician, who believes there
will be much advantage gained
from this course of pleasurable
outdoor life.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-09-08
cONGRESSMEN WILL LOOK
AFTER FENCES,

Washington, Sept. 5.--The
congressman are going home.
Not that the session of con-
gress is concluded, but poll
tics is crying at home and
many congressman have the
campaign speeches in their
grips as they depart. Some are
going to Maine to take part in
the preliminary event there.
The emergency revenue bill,
the Webb bill in the interest OF
American exporters and the
corrupt practices bill remain.
j. j. + !. f. j. i. j. j. !. j. j. + 4
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25
DOve!!!

Hundredevis az Prisoner Her
.og Diet gamle Land gjjenylalndt
fuldstandig H0relsen we'd Brit
gen at mine kunstforarbeidede
Trommehinder, og de. we'd ale,
at: hvis de like havde skre.,y,'et I'll.
mig, var de den Dag idag frem-
deles dove. Ingen ,anden har.
nogensinde kunnet hjalpe dem.
Disse Trommetinder er bekvem-
me at anvende, og ingen kan se$
at De barer de smaa Apparater
i 0rene.
I 20 Aar har Hr. P. O. Frans-
son, Box 22, Ishpeming, Mich,
nj kunnet hore, og han var dov
fra Barndommen foranlediget
we'd Maslinger.
] Is Aar har Fru Emma Elk
strom, 758 5Ist Str, Brooklyn,
N. Y, hort udmarket, efter at
hun var blevet, dov som Folge
af Skarlagensfeber.
Hr. 3. L1ndfelt, 332 Erie Str,
Toledo, Ohio, horer med from
mehinderne siden. han fix dem
for 10 Aar siden.
Dette beviser, at mine kunst-
forarbejdede Trio m ind der
gjenopretter Horeevnen og at
de desuden er a1deles uskadelige.
Jeg har nedsat, Prison, saa at
enhver som lider al D0vhed ell
Ter Sus kan forsoge Diet eneste
Middel, som kan hjalpe. Skriv
strax efter narmere Oplysningcr.
l.. M0RCH,
27o West 131st Street,
New York, N. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25

8rG1ten. ~Ou lfol fife bore bonqc
for Brelten. Set CT en- gonlfe inon
% ligefren1 Wono lon1 gu % ieg.
Set er loampno n1cgct muligt> D1t
flyer ~0u" til bol1L noor Du ier
Bnm."
u0e' ifal c cn0oo rof Dooer moe
for>" iag0e IS.
Sc TOM ino / Stuerne, og IS lad
fig forbaD1et ONT / Sen 1n11ft mgb=
lereoe 2ejligbe0.
rMeoa 90 bnr' berino'?" lpurg=
tc ba1.
uSSa> 1aa n1eget jog pil," loooc
,Hreiten.
5aa font Srl1en i1r0 ira &ipffe=
net.
uSSa,' ber ler gu min M%o6fierc=
llte," prelentereoe Nre1te11. set CT
Yrgltefrue1l og ieg CT Nrelten."
IS iaa betuttet op pan bom.
so e Sanner, G &c." flpi Set
bam 1bilfaorligt l0 al MunDen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25
9en git s. bpe life paa.
u@enoi. Iio." %fortpller:

u&enbl. Iib." forteller:
Erplten / CIT lille beitjpoif &jpb=
ltob CT for Gi0en inbfolot til Git
|ringsitprfer1 og gjpr Eienelte 1om
Wenigmmn6. Gil @el6 for Dam er
bans &ompagni rent ertraorbiner1
blcpet forlogt til SEN 8D, bbor ban
bar fit Stem, % bon lprge6e not1r-
Lights for at blibe in6fborteret /
Er9itetborteret / Hrel tegoorben bos
lin egen Some.
Ser npo bon cit 1aa %efstrago6
l6orpleining, at set bafte bans &am=
meraters u6elte 8e1n6ring. 6erlig
bons 5i6efammerat / @eleoet> IS,
Dor rent obenu6 begejitret for oe
|l9fre 5n1prrebrpospaffer, Sen Man6
frao0ie6e ioo belbig l. 11oGr oe bar
uoe til 2bel1e.
80 boar e1166o ct go6t &1,tier",
|iogoe IS en- Sag b%e,1n6ren6e. y&eier
oslo mao 30 bo' e11 gu'e Moofie=
rcjt."
u8eggc 9ele,. 49," iboreoe &re=
|ltcn imilenbe.
81 f1' e11bbo nof ba' 2g1t te
au II 0it artier," iagoe IS.
Set fon gu gobt foa at lie"
|iog6e HrGlte11. ~0u fan 10 fplge
ne0 bjem. Seq bar Sob til at moo
toge @ieltcr.
IS mootng Srbitatione1l men Sd
be TOM inb / 6orit1en og ban pao
l9grplu0e1 iou, at fer boe0e Sogne-
preitenL blep ban libt betenfelig
ne0 5ituationen.
r9en gper cit, 90" iagbe bon.
vSer boue' jo c Rrejit, laa oct er
NOT for tint for moe
Sci gao Du bare meo," iagbe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25
Bllnrnhnln1 I 6iu.
af 6orf. Gbriitian So,unorf
i u&bbpn."
&r. 9eli9emce,

Sen Ginter, ser fprlt neO Sule=
tbs nuaebe Sen pprige Sci al 2on=
set, bplot allereoe / Decemf1erS Mib=
te lit Sn6tog fma. Dor 0ejlige @ip=
pep: 8prnbolm.
S fpgc11oe 5neltorm ageoe Deli
gcllcel1 ino / bet lne0Gfte @11obiem.
Sra @otellets @inouer iaa leg no
oper bbtoe &lipper, oa / 2pbet al
ct ballot 9pgn bar Sci og @aoer
.11forbnrc, for Dpr Iom for Weenne=
ifer.
Sm ser / laobmlt @errens SEER
piloe ton1r11e Solf til Splasningen,
lp11rgte leg. 8prten poa Sa11t5ens
9ote ln1ente set - Scr bar 10 Sans
bogefter, lag6e BON. Seen Jormar1=
sen for Sen Stub, / bbilfen jeg full
Sc le1e, Ell U%0tbereilt og ltbsfreioig
.5oloosli1tent, trplteoe mig: Sc MI=
Orc, Sc TOM for at bpre noget, 1ag0e
ban, Sc Dngre, 1om en0nn bob6e al
|9jertets l1ro / 2elnmerne, Dc TOM
maoife fun for Damien.
Oe fit begge Set. Sro0s Dilo 8in=
ter. font ser baa0e @omle og l1nge.
|&bem ser moreoe Jig be6lt iful jeg
tie ON, men / en fen Mftertime for
eneoes olle Mloersflas1 er. / Ell a6=
|lta6ig 2anciers til Tonerne fra ct
prpbet @aper, 90 forin0cn bupoe
jeg, / lptte1oe Mnitgter> 1milen6e og
01gge0e Zine faoct olt> bbob Scr
tilfom mig og mere til.
9a jog om Morgenen igjen iob
Ii Deligencen for at fipre til en- nar=
|liggenoe Standardization, Lao @De1
|gjemt UNDER m1egtige 9ripu.
&loffen bar liot ober fem. Sag
ole &pgge 0rgmte mon el16nu ON
Nftenens 2oncicrS og @erman
Bangs ulpffelige Srene 9olm. ST:
fe ct 2ps bar at 1e. Seen oppc ira
en- fraftig m9rfebloo @immel funf.
le0e Stjernerne: Set CT 6roltteg11,
1ag0e &11ife11, % trof fig in0 / fin
&uppe. = 90 loa fjprte ri @frib1
Efor 5friot, / De11 trnge 5ne. - Oc1
iiolte n1on ier al @uobjem, fra 2anO.
1om fra San01toen, CT &irfen. 9er
ligger bepet bpjt ober 8pen paa Ell
&lippc lige u0 imob 9aDet. Sac
@110bjem &irfegooro funOt iaa mon:
ge1 ufjen6t 5pmono, bbis Sig er
8plge ifplleoe op, iin gjeltfri @rop
8pens 6olf nerrer ONT 0isle frem:
me6e @rupe me0 Ell forltaaen0e 3m:
1beo. Ser fin0cs jp / ben lille ST
pgiaa Sc Stem, ser lupner en- Sa1
]eller CIT l1ng 5pn> % man tagel
moo sen fremmeDe 0p0e me0 &i9r:
|ligbeo - mooife / Set title &aab
at ser ct cIler anoet 5teD u6e / Ser
pioe Serben> fil16es en- freOet Soro:
bpi ser Opffer Sen, inn1 mo11 iff(
benter mere.
- &i naor fife Sogct, flyer &u
item % gibcr Sci tenc ct 5pirp. Sog:
11en ltonOier. Sneen bar flebet liz
t1ngt til &julene> og III 1i66er fat
miOt noe pao en- pDe Sci. Scr Ct
rper CIT Mil til nGrmel tie @us p(
lcn6nu lpngerc til Stationen. =
5tjernernc blcgl1er / Mprgcnlp
let. Oct gjpr jeg pgiaa. Oct er
1ou0anr1c Hrppell lens elmer, at jeg
lom ful0tro &jebenbabner, mi11Oe:
neutrality-suspicious. Mutomobiler ~
uDag1nors" lime, porme gnbe mel
ct S1f % ct Smil.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25

Kl6ver- og Majsland Central
Minnesota,
skandinavisk Settlement, Kirker,
Sholer, Telefoner, rimelige Priser
og yilkaar. - Skriv paa engelsk
til: A. Murray,
Wadena, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25
st Mpbe.

s Ell lille BD blep Ser iagt mig,
at Ell nenlig gammel Game nente=
oe init @eipg, foroi bu1l> 1or1 Scr
man Bangs mere Sen, pnifcbe at
tale meb mig. Seq fom til 8pen,
bpis Napn Set ct unpttigt at income,
% jog faubt ltrofs sen go1nle 90
mes 911S. Set laa lige pperfpr Set
9otel, bppr Sang loo ofte bopoe
boot og bbor ogioo iea MI fonot ct
bDggeligt &nu1mer.
Gen gamlc Game bite Jig at be-
re fine Mar meo ct lt1gt pg itrrft
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25
/ @raber, % set aofte

n1eo mig @raben, % set aefe
fal ieg bolbe.
~ Det bar blebet Mftem.
Seq Git oper for at laie Serman
|8angS Mrbeioer. Baa fer1te &efffe
liab bu1l bmns trofaite geninoe. Ser
|fu1tbe bab bpret en- til, noen at
)oer oerfor Dor bleDet IrG11g1el, men
It'll @jengjalo titulercoe Sotellets
Scarf mig: ST.. Yrofesior. Seq fog
De bam life imoo, fereno ieg bgrte,
lat 0enne u%fortjente 9orngr I'm
ifDlotes set Silfeloe, at Brofes1or
2ebri bopoe o%ptraaot / lntnme Gal
Mftc1el1 fpr.
15oo rpg SEN Sore pg jeg gift
lbelfjpm1nct / 5eng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25
|De for Iige igiennem B3ralloirgena
|fom 8ile, mebens 0eres latlge, baa=

l#atSEs
|iom Gile, me0ens beres latlge, paa=
|be &aar flagreoe i ginOen. gn aaf
8aabene git / 5tDffer lallgt 1loe
8r9n6ingen, ioet gobene, lom bat1ot
|8ialferne lalnnten brnlt, og alt
|fal6t i 8an6H. 8jelfer % Wfenne=
fer Lao, og lbpm1neOe r1lnbt ben.
bol6fomtne 8renoing, men Sc anbre
|Siifere> Ser Dor 11aaet ino, 1pra1lg
itrafs / 8anbet og ipgnnme0e no. s
Jet 2ieblif bapoe Sc facet 8aaoe1l
|bnnoet in,lnlcl igjcn % 9tH pg
'Gang1t paa Ylaos. 5ao iejleoe De
,gjennem 8renoinge11. % fo'r meo
sen iibltc ltprc Nslgc lo1let op pan
|Stramoe11.
Den neite Sag fjprtc Ioget no
ober en- 6oib 9, ser fun bar 5anD.
|Si bar fontnet ncb ou1trent til
|Sn6iens 5poipiOs, % poa bDer CT
0e bar Ser 500 % SAB % Sab. Oct
bar Oejliqt> pionnoerligt at ie bet
|igje11. Sra ocnne . 1frloe bi 1eile
oper til gepIon. Seq git ne0 pou
|Stron0en. Ser. 1oa ganifc no 1oln
|be0 Sfagen. Seq truf EN- gnglpnoer,
|1cm bil0e gua / 8on6et, og jeg Dnr
life lenge ONT at fplge barn. Sen
lbagtbopenoe Officer raobte til os,
at hi iful0e Dpgte % for Sajerm>
og lagbe, at en- Sen al bam Dar bic
|pet toget al 6ern. 8i gift alligepel,
Oct bor for friltenoe, men bolot os
|%forjigti9t in0e pao Sc lnpc 5an0=
bonfer.
Set blep Mften. 5olen gift neo,
90 Moanen ife6 langlomt frem: @n
}Glof poo balptre6fin0stpbe nggte,
mprfe 6iifere trof pel0ige SOD
longs Stronoe11. S Gimebis git 81
log 1ung Deres monotone 5ange, til
SC cn6elig traf, Ell Delbig 8oie mel
itore ielpglinfen0e Stiff op paa Gan:
bd; Sc ifin1e0e font lebenoe Selt
/ Woanegloniu1.
81 fom me0 9omberer ODER til
Geplon Lungs Sen 8ro at 8rnn0t
Jog &lippeltpffer, 1om en6nu fal0es
uMbomS 8rn", og 40 bbilfeu Gag:
net fortGllcr, at MDom Dm16re0e III
fra Yorabi1etS 9obe paa GeDlo1
ober til ben ltore> baar0e Seroen
&i fom / 2mn0 poo Geplon og figrtf
of 5teD / set nD6elig1te lille Duffe
toy, gonlfe benrioe116e / !enbpe1
|@en1 eenoc. Set farafteri lere6e ltrafs
9cn5 0n6eful0be0. Seq gift ino
5pilemoggone11. Ser 1a6 to elifbpr
|6ige Gnglenoere 0erin6e, font nit
|feoe bcnligt til mig. Mt ipntes a
|oonbe Trcb, 80, 2Dffe og S%ellignel
lie poo ben,e @. Set bor, font on
al @erbc11s Sorger bar tagt fri
mig. Sen mprfe 5ingaleiertlene1
nlco Sen ltrrc Sfilopa66efom / Fl
Ilonge Soar bragte mig en- flor Sla
life 81, pg bbilfct l1n0er: paa 6e1
ltore 6lolf 1to6 r@I. Gnrlsberg
|Gppenbage1. Golt =Mitatic Co." Oe t
gnglerbcrc onerfor mig braf 'ogia'
EEl pg niffeDe ODER til mig: nEm
it, tbot's m%pnoerful!" @bor ieg
min inberltc 5iel belltgneoe Sacob
len pg Mnberl en! Sbi lgnge bab6
|jeg life bapt Ell iaa6on @lG0e. =
ISIS from n1p tomn!" 1og0e ie
tril1n1f erenbe ppcr til Sc to Gnglen
[0ere. 90 gGtte6e al min @le0e, q
jeg bar Gonif, % iog0e loa / Mun
sen poo binan0en Sc Sr0, 1on m9r
j, |feligt nof olle rejienoe Gnglen6er
oltib fon: Sin Sfaal, og mt
[5faol, % olle imuffe Bigger
|5fool!"
Sobonnes Houlien:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25
Minnesota Farme.

Landsmaend! Dersom De 9nsker
%opdyrkede Farme af 1ste Klasse j
det vestlige Minnesota fra
$40 til 500 pr. Acre, paa code
vilkaar, eller j Nord- og sgd Da-
kota, a skriv idag, for Priserne
stiger, til N. II. Nelson. Willmar.
MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25
God Quarter Section
North Dakota.

Nyt dyrkeligt Land mar we'd
Market i en- skandinavisk Egn. Det-
tie er virkeligt, Godtk0b, skynd Dem,
skriv i Dag til
P. S. Johnson. Grand Forks, N. D.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25

Godt Land til Salgs i Central.
Minnesota. ! Meeker og Kandiyohi
Countyer, j gamle Settlementer nnr
h1rke, Skoler og Mejerier. Opdyr-
kede Farme fra $50 pr. Acre OF
n91ere paa let Afbetaling. Ligele-
des godt Land i Mckenzie Co., N.
OAK, $2S pr. Acre og h6jere. Kom
og Sc selv, eller skriv efter naerme-
re oplysninger til R. A. Carlson,
Grove City. Mimi.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-10
Speaker Clark's Horse Sense.

The fight Champ Clark is making on
the floor of the house for conservative
but strong enough military and naval
preparedness is pictmesduely vigor-
Gus and spectacular enough in its ap-
proachcs, says the Macon Telegraph,
hat the Missourian is a brainy man
and he has many of those elements Of
real craftsmanship. although the Tel
egraph has never considered him OF
presidential timber by any means,
The reader must be especially struck
with the following from his speech;
II We ever have another war.
which ] do not believe we will
have II we attend TO our own bust
ness. what we viii need more than
anything else will be officers.
You can get MI the volunteers you
want in thirty DAYS.
IL the fact could be aseertained
] have no sort of doubt that at
least $4,000 men. the very flower
OF the country died the first year
OF the Civil War, not by bullets.
but by disease which was abso-
mtely unnecessary. because while
the officers were good men in
general way, they did not know
anything about sanitation or how
to take care of themselves or to
show the men how to take care OF
themselves.
Even though We never have an.
| other war, the money snen, on ed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-10

ucating these cadets at West
Point anL Annapolis 5 not thrown
away Within a limited curricu-
lum they get as fine an education
as any set Of men on the face Of
the earth In addition to doubling
the number of these cadets, if |
had the ingenuity, / would draft a
law 10 the effect that outside of
cadets appointed by the president,
by the senators and the repre-
sontatives. any boy in the United
States VINO had the qualifications
should be permitted to go to these
institutions and get an education
at exact cost.
| am in favor Of making il obliga-
tory, not optional with the secre-
tary Of war and the secretary of
the navy if need be, to detail one
Of these officers. il we have a sur
plus. to any school, college or I'M
iyersity that will furnish a mini
mum Of 200 boys wao viii youn-
teer 20 drill.
The speaker has given voice to de-
cided common sense In wartime
among patriotic people it is not 50
much the lack of men to fill the
ranks that costs for there are always
ways in extremity to mobilize great
bodies OF men; it is the lack of men
to lead them that weakens the army
and threatens the peace and security
Of the countryside There is but one
way to get officers, or material for
quick conversion of them, and that is
by taking good native material and
training plenty of it all the time, so
there will be men ready to lead when
the time comes.
Mr.. Clark's suggestion that the ma
val and military academies be thrown
open to any good American boy who
wants to go there and can pay the
tuition is a fine one, for there is no es-
timating the number who would avail
themselves Of such an opportunity. In
a call there is no question as to the
splendid material these semi-civilian
graduates would make for differing.
the suggestion that auy
school or college with 200 boys willing
TO drill be furnished with regular
army officer to train them is aso first
class. 1t seems there is somebody on
The Democratic side Of The house who
can get down to brass lacks and work
out ways and means instead of mere
Y shouting in loud voice eve must
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