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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-02-12

ried.
The following petition was received:
no THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Of THE VILLAGE OF MOUNTAIN
ROME, IDAHO:
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned. being a ma
jorlty OF the resident property own
ens of tn following numbered blocks,
VIZ, Blocks numbered fifteen Q5)
Sixteen, ti6) and Sew nteen a7). of
the original town OF Mountain Home,
Idaho. and Block number one u,
of Daniels addition to sa ID town of
Noun am Home, a. i Beck numbered
ONE Cd of Colth1rp's AddiLcnD to said
town OF Mountain Home do respect
fully petition your Honorable Board
TO create a So cal lateral sewer dis
trict 10 meade the above prop rty
END cause to be built withim said
district sewer system suitable and
sufficient for the sewerage OF sa d
blocks.
NAME:
C. b. Faraday,
B. p. Thompson. Block 10, School
District No. 6.
Frank Hendricks, Lots 80 and "a,
Block |, Colthonp s. Addition.
o. e. Cannon,
Geo. II. Butler, for Elmore county.
Stanton Park, Lot II, Blk /, Col.
thorp Addition.
b, Query
M. Il. House,
W. II, Wilson, Lots 10 and IA, Block
/. Colthorp's Addition
Lloyd Norton
J. r. Pratt, Block l, Lots 81 and
%, Colthorp's Addition.
Il. e. Bunk,
Lars Rasmussen,
Montgomery, Bunk q Co.
After due confederation and inv /.
CATION the Board detnemdned that
one half of THE rs!dec!t property hold
ers had signed the petition, Ordinance
No. 1862, being ann ordinance declaring
the intention of the Board to form
district embracing the blocks prayed
for I'm the petition, was them intro
duced and given its FIRST reading in
FULL
1t was moved by Weed and secon-
d ID by Harmon that the rules he SUI
spended and that ordinance No. 1862
be read the second line by little, then
read the third time i'm full and placed
upon Its final passage. On call OF
the roll the following members voted
Yes" Park, Weed, Harmon. john
son. Whereupon the Chairman de-
clared the motion carried.
Ordinance No. 1862 was then read
the second tim by title, then read
the third time In full and placed up
ON its final passage.
The question then being upon the
adoption of the ordinance as read,
on call OF the roll the following mem
beers vot d Yes: Park, Weed, Har-
mon, Johnson Sullivan abs Mt Where
upon the chairman declared the mo-
ton carried and Ordinamc No. i62
On motion duly made, put and car
MED, the Board adjourned.
Attest STANTON PARK,
F. G. Wcknor. Chairman.
Clerk.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-02-12

Fac-Simile of autograph signature of the
assassin, John Wilkes Booth, on the reg
lister Of the National hotel, Washington.
under date of Saturday. April s. 1866
Booth was assigned to room No. 22s by
the room clerk, G. w. Bunker. who tes-
titled to these facts at the trial Of the
conspirators on June g. 1865. This Is with
out doubt Booths last signature. except
Ing the one on the card sent to Vice Pres
ldent Johnson's room on the day Of the
assassination.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-02-12

An odd assortment of hearts to
woman who does not want them Ia
really COMPOUNDED nuisance, w. ].
Locke in Septimus.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-02-12
Consplrators' Sentences End.

Leayenwoth Ktns. Five former
city officials OF Terre lIaute, Ind. con
victed in the election cons piracy case
were released from the United States
peni entiary here Monday. having
served their full sentences.
Already Gong.
How did you begin lifeT
II didn't begin IT, II was here when
| arrived. Exchan ge.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-02-12
JANUARY l4th, 1916.


The Board of Trustees of the VII
lage OF Mountain Home, Idaho. met
I'm special called session on Friday
evening. Jan. 18th, 1916. at 5 O'Clock.
The me thing was called for the pur-
pose OF hearing protests III any,
against Ordinance No. 1862.
The affidavit of publication was
filled with the Clerk.
The following members were pres
emit: Park, Harmon, and Johnson.
Weed and Sullivan absent
The following proceedings were had
to-wit:
III appeared that no written pnott st
had b en- filed with the Clerk, and no
one appeared i'm person befor the
Board i'm opposition to ordinance No.
1862,
1t was moved by Harmon and sec
onded by Johnson that the Board ad
journ. Motion CARRIED.
Attest STANTON PARK,
v. G.. TicKnor, Chairman.
Clerk.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-02-12
Remembered.

"The only visit | nave paid to the
old home town since left it, | years
ago, stated Slssors Smith, proved q
great disappointment. The only man
who recognized me, after had wan
1ered for hours around the familiar
streets, meath the dropping ellums and
All such as that, was old Uncle Riley
Rezzidew who knew me the minute
le set eyes on me by debt OF six
otis which he claimed | mad owed him
when went away. Kansas City
star.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-02-12
Villag Proceedings

Mountain Home, Idaho, Jan. Bird
1916.
The Board of Trustees of the Viii
lage of Mountain Home, Idaho. met
in regular session on Monday evening
Jan. Bird, 1916, ut o'clock, with the
following members present, Harmon,
We d, Johnson, SuIhean, Park absent.
In the absence of Chairman Park
Mr.. Weed was elected temporary
Chairman.
The following proceedings We're had
to-wit:
The minutes of the last regular and
special sessions We're read and APP
proved.
The following bills on fine with the
Clerk We're then read and considered,
and ON motion of Johnson wene allow.
ed and ordered paid.
EanArai Fund
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
5reocrif Sen Gppenbe pe &ianiiten,

s forrige Marbnn0re0e lebe0e SC:
Il &j9benbabn en- Nionilt 9abl, Sc;
|gjol0t for at pere en- al @obe0
lta0ens Opgtiglte &laberipillere. =
|Dobl boboe en- @ong Sen Sore a
|lpille for 6re6erif SEN 5pben6c De(
en- &%offoncert. San ipi1le0e fine al
lerponi feliglte Ma1mre, bDa0 SCI
pjenlpnlig polote bam, Ser bar CT
temmelig forpulent og fortballe:
Ner1on> itcr fp1iif Mnltrengelie> tb'
5be0en ron6t / 1tri6e 6trpmme ne1
oper bdns Mnligt. Ween fan gjorOt
lit p6erlt for at beboge &ongen og
Set pbrige 5elifab. .
9o Yio11ilten bar fpr0ig pg bor=
Sc rejit fig fra &laperitolen, nar=
mebe &ongen fig - pjenipnlig | Sen
&enltgt at fon1plimentere bom.
~ Seq mac iige Gem, min frre
Girtups, begpnote &ongcn, at jog /
Gi6ens 2pb bor bprt nrul1ae be.
rpmte Nionilter. Seq bar bprt 2il5t
(9obl buffer 0bbt pg beppget) =
jeg for h6rt Dpr tore &nnltner
@epie (Dobl buffe0e otter) = je1
far bprt Sen ber6mte Or. 9illo%p
.(9obl bl&ffe6e for treble @ong) -
men Set mao jeg 1ige Gem, Tut
teDe &p1lgen> at jeg al0rig far tr1ti=
fet EN- Nioni1t, ser iDebte laa for=
.fGroelig font 9e!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
4nae-@rttr.
&eretnin9er mt @efien / Sernp.

Ste Oftober toges ser pao SornS
&erre0sting 8i6ne on, at MnDer;
SDerien / 56gaar6, Sens Gbrilten
fen / l1Sleb> 2ars. Semen I @r6nt=
peo pg 2ars Senlen / &obberSbo!t
6ob6e bpret pao S66en 140c Sep=
tembcr og ser b6rt, at &trl ten SbS=
batter o11gob &cie Mette 1on Weo:
oelogtig / ISenS Ne0erienS Sorgj3:
re1ie og Sofob Slien / 8robsbol1
1purgte Mette> ON bnn pil6e neoltoo
&igtigbe6en al sen @efjenoelie. BUN
bob6e a lagt paa 5fogens 8ptinG
90 bun fortolte ON Sens HeberlenS
6orgj9relie> bpilfet bum erflpreS&
fig re0e til boo0e fer og til SANDS.
tinget> og bpnr oilers 8ebop gJor=
oes. Doerligerc tilfpjc0e bum, at 70,
4 Mar 1t0e1 loo bnn benbrrDen
Malb9f bns nGpnte Gbrtlten 5pren-
lens; 6n 1oo bum at Gbrilten gil
poo @11lpet os trille6e me0 EN- rg>
&obberbogm ng 1oa ip11rgte BUN on
sen Dagen Gbriltens Some or1, bpo>
set iful0e fore title, men fit til
5bor: u2ig gu, Sin b%enbruon'
9jnpel> og ii fpor Gtil1e), Set font:
mer Dig intet pe0."
9erefter ipurgte bun Gbriltel
5pren1ens 0reng om< bba6 81
brugte 0en Gogn til, bbortil ia!
1poreoe, at Sc pil0e FIRE Orm / ben
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28

@$2$&S&# R45aEt
Ices @gns sfuoe meo Sen, % ltrufss
|berefter bleb 5fuoen opG0t at Or
me. gbrilten 5erenicn 80 meb Gil
nopnet &lprfnpgt ltoo til @eber-
maalsting (@enipar) % bil6e life
ben9gte &igtigbeoen al set anfer=
)te.
Sen fplgen0e Gingoog (13oe 81
tober) tilipurgte Satob Ol1en i
8ra6Sbolt Mette, ont bum og ben
6eS Meobrp0re intet 5te6s bap0s
neoiat oeres Grol66omsfunlter, iom
Sc bab0e forgiort Sens Be0er1cn
me6; ban laa mi og pintes. Dertil
1bore6e Mette> at / 9immelugen /
6jor bar flere Srolbfolf fpriom-
1le0e boS Gbrilten Seren1ens / Mol=
b9f> og' 6a boboe Sc lagt Menneife=
baar og Me1tnelfenegle al @en0er
og 6g06er | ct rp6t, ubrugt Ypttc=
ifanr tilligeme6 alle Slags @et1,
&nu6er pg on6en Erolboomsforgjp-
relie, og Set iotte Sc in6 / p1tre
@n6e al &lerfnegtS &dalgaar6, i0et
|6e iag0e: u5taa MI Ser / 0jepc:
lens geapn, mt ifal Sens Eeberi en
Il Maien lpie og b9rfe 1oo me9et,
font Sen Scar ifreg for en- bolb Sp1r=
6e Stiff" Com bon bob6e logt &lpr=
fnegt paa / @fpI6).
O6erligere 1tl1to6 Mctte, at bum,
@6rfn9gt og an6re Srolofolf bob6a
bun6et 6iifene / &obet, for at Sc If
fe if11l6e fomme til 2on6, pg &lpr=
fnegt bop6e H9glen til 6en1. s
9immclugen / 6jor bobDe &efiebo11=
Sen cglaa p9ret / Sroms Strife /
george og Ser brngt Grol66pmsf11rz
lter; Gbrilten &lprfnegts r0reng"
be0 &o6emeiter, og benoes egen
uDreng" be6 9ommeliommen.
3. Nobembcr befjen6te BUN en6-
bi6ere pao @orns &erre6s Sing, at
bun> @brilten @grfnegt og bars
&one iomt 0eres Meobrpore bob0.
me6 Irol0oomsfunlt ful6foitet eli
@aa6> iom ialig ST.. 2ouri6S @Iline
og Miffel 5friper meo flere bar
paa imel1em &ol1nen (&irtsbplmc:
ne) og 5tron6bp, oa Sc 6r11fne6e;
(6te Decbr. 1902 oruf11coe SIR. 2ol,.
rios u0en for Ma{bGf, ga fan mes
flere bil0e lejle til @irtsbolmenc).
Mariagen BERTH bar, at Miffel 5fr!,
Der bab6e fjpbt en- @elt iom bol
lite betalte. Gn6bi0ere befen6te fun?
at 0e ogiao %ful0faltebe Sen 8o1n
pao 5fugen, iom 2ors 5fipper me$$>
flere bar pda, for0i Sc %uif9lote" poo
CIR. @prfnggt pg buns Some og
bil6e babe bobt Dem bren6t puo
5fagen. &l9rfnGgt lto0 ligelebtS
pau Iinget. 0o Wette oflogoe Denr&
8%efer0elie, og bon Dil0e life beneg=
te &igtigbe0en al Sen.
STR. Ibrmien / l1gerbpj bi0ne0c
og1oa, at iolig ST.. 2onri6s / Gl:
ling Miffel 5friber / &rogj fob %
5 on6re 6rl1f1e6e for ca. % Mor
li6en Sen g. Mon6og / M6pent> &C.
|6olf fra &obeltpeo, &roobe6e, &ors~
bolnL 8in0sleb> 5tran6bD, 5berlteo
og uSleb befr9fte0e Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28

S bette 9jeblif gioroe en- elegant
Sagtpogn Solot pe6 Sioen of ben.
On Officer fiprte oe to prngtiga
bruno.
Or min @gn life ber? Ma0ba-
mi, Drengen!" ip1rgte 0fficere11
Gn.
&otinfa. ioa op. Oberit &a6banpi
gienfienote Sru @DurfopicS pg bill
lte meo &ilfen.
u@oooften, min Naa0ige. 8il Sc
al1ereoe biem?"
ga, ri bill !. J" iag6e Sruer,
meo ct ligegploigt 9mil. Men ben-
bes &ierte banfe6e it9rft at 8ebp.
gel1e.
0berltens 81if bpileoe poo &o.
tinfo.
u@r set iffe Srgfen &otinfo?
&por bun er bleben ltor!"
Drilogtig &rmor og Molice H.
lte uo al bans 9ine og imileoe UNI
|6er bans Sberifieg.
SO er 1aa mango poa @ognel1
Seq tilbp6er me6 @lp0e Ell
Nlo6s / Min"
On oriitig Soc flpi giennem ST.
tinfas &obe6. SUN 1ag6e:
u&pis &aronen, bill bore bcnIi{
at fi9re mig bjem, taffer ieg mege::
Tillo6er gu, Moma?"
s ii1 Oberralfelie niffe0e SRI
@pnrfopics fun tobs Strife,
Higeborn 6enne &atinfa 6og er.
Sen 1tnge &ige mo6tog Sberi tens
bebonoife6e &oon6 og 1bong Zig b..
ben6igt op paa Set bpie @noe. -
Sber] item lmeffe6e me6 Gungen. =
Sbingen6e / en- Sue foer &ogncl1
no paa Gba11sieen og bar mart
longt for116 for Sen langlpmt fit-
ren6e 6amiliearf.
set bar meget fjpnt al Sem,
6rpfen, 1oa rolf at mo0toge mil
Iilbuo," 1ag0e &a6banpi. ~geotur=
ligpis> oberfor en- gon11nel Wanh
beb9ber man life at ppre rooobil6.~
u6pler Sc 9em gommel?"
lpurgte &atirfo.
$50 bebQres, iipr peO> 5ibel1 al
Gem 80"
San pil0e itge noget mere, mri'
brp6 pl11o1elig al. San b11ife0e poa,
at Sen u1ge Eige bar betroet til
bans &orct9gt.
~&por gommel tror 9e, jeg er?"
&otinfo imile0e lpnligt. 81, Ell
fan er en Smule forfpngelig! Sun
be1lutte0e, al 6or1tgtigbe0> at bore
meget b6flig.
uMenoene er 1aa gomle,, iom Sc
for1 taa at gipe Zig l16leen6e al. 90
Ter u.s. 1om ON Sc bar mellem nj
ogtppe og niogtre0iDe Mar."
(6orti. poo SIDE ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
LAND.

En- god 100 Acre Farm 2 Mi
hefra, til $115 pr. Acre. $4,000
Udbetaling, Resten paa It'd. En-
1876 Acre Farm, Becker County,
Mimi, opdyrket, kun $55 pr. Acre.
En- god 80 Acre Farm naer Wahkon,
Mimi, Mile Laos Co., opdyrket, og
SO Acres ryddet kun $40 pr. Acre.
$4,000 Undertaking. Andre .lignende
.Godtkj@b, saa laenge de varer.
Sigurd Petersen, Ruthton, MINI,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Mangfplbigc Elager er 69lgen

Man9fol6i9e Elager er 69lger
al urent 8lob. Get in0pirfer pQo
&elbreoen / Acknowledged; &rGi
terne bigger &loo5 for Spogbeo
161een0et bi1er uobru0 al l1renbeo
6or ober ct &nn6re0e Mar 1t0e1
blep ct l1rtemiboel moo urcnt 8loo
op6oget> iom al6rig al6rig bar fun
set iin 2ige, Dr. HeterS &lrifo.
Sngen Mpotefer Me6icin. 5frip til
On. 8eter TobrneD & Cons 60.
1875 60. @opne Mbe.> Gbica9o.
Seu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
LAND MONTANA.

Hvorfor betale hj Rente naar De kan kobe dt bedste Land
til lave Priser. Salger Land fra tire til fem Dollars
udbetaHng pr, Acre, Resten pa lang It'd til SEEKS pct Rente.
til til so pr Acre. De kan eje Deres eet HEN j Lpbet at fa Aar,
|Godt- Land for KreaturavL hornet gver god Afgrgde og Ell let at
q e i Rr%mao st EN- ingen stubbe Rigelig Brendel KuD: vandkn-
Ter O Br9nde. MSrk Muldjord med Lerunderag. Skandinavsk Settle.
|ments n og kn CIV. give Dem bedste Udvalg. De kan sdv med lille Bekost-
unders0ge det, we'd at konme herudo g Sc a Aven O e forhdre
Mr., Faa ansa. hv rrls han 81 getting n Vii til enhver It'd wise
Dem Landet og besvarer allie Foregp0rgsler. Hvs De tanker at will
nave Dnhgere Land en- hvor De nu lever. Nole code Branches" til
|Salg n = = o1-.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28

SbiS @ogen life ito6 iaaleoeS
Dilbe &ati11fo liffert blibe 8uronesle
og @ooseierfrue, pirfelig flor Coos
eierfrue pg life blot paa Sotellt-
item.
@amle Ma6ponDi bar Dberlt be0
@uiorerne. Da ban tit at Di6e, at
bans 5pn, / Steoet for at l9ie til
|@fsomerL gior6e Sur til 6rpfell
@purfopics og be11Dtte6e fig at bet
|oermeb fplgenoe &ribilegium, gon
ban onot al fig.
Meo n6elo0el1e al BET, Der bpr
%uoelobeS, 1agoe ban blan6t anoet:
u6or set fgrite ifal &palpe lerc
noget. Sor set an0et ifal ou iffe
bobe noget at gi6re meo set 9leng.
M1en for set treble prDgler ieg 9Dal=
Gaolmooigbe6, &dtinfol" iag0s
|Sru @purfobics. ~Saalmooigbeo
Sen @amle giber Zig NOT"
r@ore lille @i6o &o6bonpi iffs
bar ioo flor EN- Mbefot."
u6or ale @bent1aliteters 5fplo
bgr gu 6og bol6e &npgten barm.
&otinfa tGnfte fig ONT.
set bil0e bore bel6igere, bbiS
man paa et eller an6en Maa0e fun
Sc faa SEN @omle parm!"
(5aa0an tolte Sc ollere0e in6.
bDr6es.)
6amilien @purfobics rejlte igier
|biem til 6e>eS 2on6sbp, og Sc iaa
iffe noget til lille &oobanpi for ON
Sommeren. Men ga ida Sc bum
ogiao pfte: &o6banpiS Gjenoon1
itpote op til @purfobics'> og @ion
tilbrogte 5ommeren pao Sa6erenS
@oor6. &on gjor6e Set UNDER &aa-
lfn6 al at le1e til @fsamen. &eo
Mei66agstio 6elertere0e ban gjer11e
til fin &receptor, iom bonS fjere
Sober bab6e ififfet bom pna Sal
fen, og / Ell &ioeorogt al ct ofifpe=
|1igt emit LOS ban Jig melDc boS
@purfpbics'. Scr bleb ban fan lao
til Mften og fjcbe0e &ati1fa, mart
me6 at 1pille &egler, mart me0 1T
ipnge. Is fin 5org oper glepe11S
l1lp6igbco 1log &%rpceptoren fig til
6loifen, ifi611t Ser bar 0em ser poa=
1to0, at Yr9ceptoren bap6e 6r1ffet
f%orin6en.) Z.
&atinfa blep en- Gong fjeo al
bans SperbGng.
uSSeg jaeger bam bort! San er 10
ct rent &orn!"
u&ba6 tenfer gu poo?" iuffeoe
Sr1 @p11rfopics. u@an ct / alt
6ol0 to, trc Mor nl6re en6 gu -
0ernpit er fan Mognot, og ale
Mugnater glitter Zig ti0ligt. &or
CT Set be6lte &arti / &omitatet."
uMen ban er lao 0nm!"
u@n Baron ifol beller life bore
flog! geoor ban CT flog, iuo onlpg>
ger ban en- Sufferfabrif % Bigger
en- Gfole> eller 96er fine &e11ge paa
Danierin6er eller &olitif
On Song, 6a man traf 6orbere-
6el1er til en- Set / 5foben beo &a=
nalen> fortalte @i6a %forifreffet &a-
|tinfo, at bans Sober font BERTH.
vSu0er fommer, ban fontmer meo
bele &egimentet. &an bliber ogloa
fer, ban bor laoet fig foriette bertil
me6 bele Gegimentet."
Get los ill., at ~bele &egimentet"
.imponereoe bam itprft. SON fore
ltille6e fig maa1fe> at otte Sunoreoe
Mon6 UNDER bans 6aoers &omman=
90 biloe bol0e &agt ODER bart, 1aa
at ban life lpb efter &otinfa @Dl1r=
fobicS men l9l tie til @fsamen.
Samilien @pa1rfopics blep operz
teret nm, ut Sberl ten og1oo billie
fomme til Soften.
uSoa meget Desbe0rc", iagoe &o-
tinfo, uiuo fan hi / alt 6olo le birl=
m16en / Ijnene."
@omle &ooponpi bop0e betnnft
fig. Oct bleb Mften, og Fan bar enb-
mt life fpmmen. Sans 5pn, for;
gjerne bilbe gipe Eartiet oberfor
Sen tore Sob los Gban1pognen
fnol6e og bor benoo Mften meyer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28

80 Acre Stock Farm, 2 Mil fra Little Falls. MINI. 40 Acre
Agerland, Is Eng, Skov It'll Husbehov, Z V@relers Hus, stor Lade-
bygning, H9nsehus og Kornlade, denne err e n af de bdste Ejendomme
paa Egnen. Prs $50 pr. Acre.
246 Acre Stock Farm, naturskpnt beiggende we'd Misissppifodens
Strand, 3 Mil fra Byen, hr Z We elsers Hus og ny Ladebygning,
Skov til Husbehov. Prs kun $25 pr. Acre, leHe Vlkaar. For fud-
standige Beskrivelser I'm disse to Ejendomme skriv til
Carl Boander, Little Falls, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28

DYRkEI OG UOPDYRKET LAND I CASS COUNTY.
S9ger De Land? Hvis a er, hvorfor like fGrst Sc W. Mulig-
neoerne Cas- County, der er kendt som fortriniet Klaver- og
grassland, og afid hr varet b'andt Pr@mietagern hr smukke
Vandeb og fortnnig Jord, gdt Wand, code Veje. code skohr OF
er kendt som ct at de bedste Mejeridistrikter Landet. skrive eff
Ter eskrvelse og Priser til Ole A. Larson. "The Pioneer Land Man
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28

9%nd' a al r rfenc 4d 80 Acres dyrket, fin Gr@sgang med vandlob of
|stor stald (!S2x6o), "1ean-to' q4x2D og 7 andre Udhuse og skur;
srpno med Vlndm9le; Teeon, r F.. d., Hovedvej, Ell hav Mil till
s a1 80 3 NIL til to skandinavisks K1rker, Butikker og Andelsmejeri, 81
|Mh I'll station n9r Little Falls, som er County Seat. Pis s55E
pr: Acre pa code Vnkaar. Vii sage pa Grund af Alder:
GUST LNDGREN. LITTLE FALLS. MINI.
The sun., 1916-02-06
4 singular IL hjblt.

Americans wonder from time n
time vhat information the good in.
telllgenr people Of Germany are get
ting from rho German newspapers
about the status Of our present inter.
national relations.
Here is an illustration from an edi.
toral ar'ici" in n Munich newspaper
Of considerable Influence:
They ttoe President and Secretary
LA.siSGl are a gain attempting To cause
strained relations between America and
Germany As no new incidents have
occurred, they have dug UP the old
half forgotten Lusi'snis cage. which all
the world regarded as good az settled
II can no longer he doubted tha, ths
American Governnen, really seeks for
differences with Germany"
The old half forgotten Lusitania
csse' dug up in pure contentiOusness
In tho absence of "now incidents. "
with the malignant purpose Of pick
Ing a quarrel with Germany
How much Of the Information about
the American attitude that reaches
the friendly, well disposed minds OF
GermGns nt home il filtered through
dumnoopfs lik. this?
The sun., 1916-02-06
German Prisoners Christmas In Ja

70 THE EpIroR oF THE SrS--Str. 4
recent number OF the Kobe Chronicle.
just received, reports the following
kindly treatment ot German prisoners:
one" again Christmas trors have h-er
presented to the TsutonIc prisoners of
Nay by the japanese Ioung Mems Nhr!s
tian Associations Letters ~ :hanka from
the otc"rs AZ the various amps !nilcat,
how deeply touched thc men were by This
reminder Of tha great .e-s'iya' which mean.
49, fnu h In their native and, \, las.
NeA-, the trees were tho real TAru,u-
baun", secured from distant mounta .l
region, Sondai, About on. hunlr~I trees
we're distributed, enough 20 allow on to-
each camp.
As ,he~" JapaGe.e Christian association
had learned that the prisoners would rspo.
,.l',y appreciate S,ap ard tooth rov,r-.
supplies "f more than one thousand cake
- soap AMI on" thousand packet. Of tooth
powder were obtained. and Alsu sm.,t IN. .
cdsn'al remembrances The gifts AS We,
~ the trees vsre transported '-o. Of
charge by the Imperial Railway Bureau
Truly thoughtful treatment OF prison
eTs out IN the Far East, thousands OF
miles away from their homes
EDrrH A. SAWYER
NEW York, February 5.
The sun., 1916-02-06
RepPisal BY England.

Niscount BRYCE has spoken on the
subject of matching outrage against
outrage. horror against horror, in the
name uf rcprisul. Some of his co,n-
trymen, among them gentlemen al
most as well known on this side of
the Atlantic. would see German moth
crs and little children blown to pieces
by bombs because German manned
Zeppelins continue to slaughter non
comhatants In England and the I'm.
perial Government calls such exploits
military successes, perceiying nothing
In these dreadful visltations but AZ
tacks upon fortified places.
Repaying the "frightfulness' with
"frightfulness" is abhorrent to JAMES
BRyCE--Gop bless him. .--as his
friends in America do not need To be
told. I'VE stand in this war" he says
to his countrymen, for justice and
right. We stand for humanity. and
from that position We must not de.
part" And who can doubt that he Is
right when he says that ~ It came
to cruelty against cruelty the enemy
would always win"
by rcprIsnls England could gain
nothing but an evil name. We hope
that Vlscount BRYCE has spoken the
decisive word on this subject.
The sun., 1916-02-06
Misunderstanding Mr.. Wilson.

Our neighbor the World permits it.
self to find one flaw In the structure
OF President WILSON'S appeal for the
improvement Of the nations defence
II says:
When President wiLso. in his ST.
Louis speech declared that the Ameri.
can navy ought in my judg.
nent. to be inconparaoly the CREATES,
navy in She world. he allowed the en-
thusiasn OF the moment TO carry him
too far.
III he meant the statement 10 be
merely the theore,ica, expression os a
confesscdly unattAinable IDEAL. he may
nave been right
III he meant 1t to be the statemen;
of A practically feasible ambition. II
seems to US obvious tina; he WAS wrong
Rut President Wilson did not
mean his words rs q Theoretical ex.
preston of confessedly unattainable
Ideal" nor yet rs "the statement OF
u practically feasible ambition" He
wns addressing an audience in COM
muulty reputed to be strongly pro.
German In its sympathy and bitterly
hostile to England. He sought. there.
fore, TO convey to 1t the fearless i'm.
partiality that possesses and rules
his mind: TO convince II that II
he wanted n great army 20 protect
the United states from the Kaiser's
maCnlficrntly trained troops he also
wanted powerful fleet to defend the
United States from England's over.
wholming sea power
1it. WILSON SPOKE on his recen;
tour not as an eXper; in military and
nnval affairs. but IA psychologist,
mildly interested in domestic politics
and in 81. Louis his mind was not
less occupied with the preludices and
disposition Of those who surrounded
him than II was with the problems
Of shipyard. treasury and interna-
tional riyalries.