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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04

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st lbienbe Gfsentpel. gfibsreoe,
8. 2au0it3M i @ren,i11ge1t Dor q,
bet belle tit 8eriorale DprtibStiIlnl
il Gorm at ct belt Mars @nge,
9attefabrifant &a1peI % &uitrn
acknowledgements, feirebe BEN Is
Sanl1ar beres @u16brpllup neo er
Getmiobng pos Mimb.
ct l1bbbtte pan IS pGt. Set for.
lpoer, at Oanpffibsielifnbt .@@go.
lbp &dtn" Til hun1e gibe Mftione.
rerne ct nobptte al IS PCT.
ST. 8irb &ollqnart5y spn af al.
0e0e &aptain 8ollquart5, %. Tor'
fatteri11oen Sru SS11geborg. Boil
|quort5, ct rejit til Sumatrn, bpor
Ebm ffal opertage. en- 9tilling peo en-
'engelF GobafSplotage:
5tanSiet Smngleri. - Sblon0t
&oitpofferne til Epjflano opsngeoes
flor nogen Eb itoen en- puafaloenoe
Mengbe .9-Hunos Nafffer, bbis
Sn6bolo bar opGipet at pprc Site
boiler. Il E. .
Do man nere0e MeiStanfe ON, at
@arebetegnelien par urigtig, blep
rogle al 8affferne nnoerfpgt. SrD=
|boIoet oor 0elbis TiifeboIler, 6elbis
(Ge6t, Der ion befie1tbt life mao
|%u6fere5. Mfienoeren, Ell tpiffp0t So,
|brifant, bleb melot til Bolitiet og
|Sagen blep be11biit til &riminaI=
retten.- Otter nogle 6orbanbIinger
[bleb Sogen 111ttet; men forinoen
bab6e 6obrifmten beotoget en- SD
|6e paa 1000 ST.
5amtlige Baffer meo 6iffebpller
|og Scot bleb fonfiifere6e. !.
9pbsfalb. 2age 2nbbig gnguaro.
cit 8ro6er til Ben / Tior afop0e
]fbb. 8orgmeiter, &onferensrn6 gll.
|ganr6; er afgant peb Dg6en / 8ip.
ibmbapn ca. 70 Mnr %ga1nntel. &n1
Ipra~ftiiere6e / Maabpmagle pua Msp:
len fra 1877, til ban / 1918 traa
Iiig tilbage % tog 8op9I / 9obeo.
ltaoen.
Ser tom forleoen Sag Me1.
|6eldie orn, at &rofesior g: Salbiq
Il @o1n allere6e / 8egpnoelim al
Ofober Maa1te6 er -6go.
Sen Mf6g6e par fjenbt Ter ION
@rpgger @ml Sacobiens mere @er
og. go6e &aa6giber s. Ell Me1meife.
oloer bor ban naret Saeobie1s 8ei-
|leoer Deo Sn6fj6b al antif a1ln1t til
(@lbptotefd, ..og BEN enografife
Solbig=Muieet, bar bnns
@erf. 0giaa be6 Gilpeiebringelien
|of andre Dele at Mntifianli1gen oe
nabnlig &ortrgtgalleriet bar bar
|b6et: bor of6ebe &11nitmece1t biirff-
HON Stptte.
&p1tgeu taller. timber InIa beo
NptaarSfuren bolot &or1gen fplgen-
|be Gale for 6a6relaroet, ioet ollie
rej1te fig:
uNaar ri ier tiIboge paa Del
%ibun6ne Mar, iag6e &ongem iamles
|bi ollie / ~Safnemmeligbeo oper, al
Greoen er bebaret. Maret bor .brng1
@run6lobsiagens 2bsning. Sen e,
LAT blipen6e 89rb life blot for Der
n11bRrenoe, mer ogfaa for De tom:
menoe @lagter. S pbrigt ct enbpe1
erlig Straben % go6 Snbiats til
@abn for bort Gebrelmo uf bItben.
De @er6i, beri inbbefatte Sen per.
ionIige Sn6iats, font De Sr6fal6tt
bar b6et. De ulentper, font por1
2m6 / 6isie Eiber liber nnoer, Ct
fun fmna, i Sontmerligning meo
bbo6 nn6re 2an6e li6er. 81 n9re1
menneifelig Meofglelie me6 2i6eI
ierne pg bnnber, at &ierter11e mo
fn1t1e mg6es / Srebens Confer"
&ongen 1lrttebe nte6 at iige::
IS Gillib tit @ub tom Ri i
6remti6en ! Mebe, % leg forene1
mig me6 ollie Dunife / RnifH on
@diigndie for @ie1nrnete % 2pfftf
% Sremgong for 2nn6 % Soft
@116 BEFORE Da1r11rnlrff.1
8onleparbbanez9lnlaget, Sor e
al MISUNDERSTANDING
ELECTROMAGNETIC er Mrbeibet / Otter
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04

SCI. foe nbfbrelien at nograpa1ingg'
arbeioerne, Sibem11rere % Gimme,
lens 8uno poo 5trefningm frc
9enoersgabe to 1iterbro.
DberretsiaBfprer @bnis bpb. =
Siplbem bar bel nogem Meboelelit
baH mere olminbeIig DeItngelie
END Do bet 5ontmer rDgteoes, a
Dberretsfagfgrer Mn6erg SDofs, ii
bbis %iffrnnte1rbe &elbreo bn11s Steer;
meife alIereoe i 1togen Gib mel
Mngltelie bab6e lngt Mprfe, pal
blebd Offer for en- nnrbelig Dper.
an1trngelie, Der tr1leoe meb at bio,
fire ct ful0It9n6igt Snmlnenbrl6.
ftriber r8olitiffm" Son tog / noger
Std 0pboD pau ct Refreatiorsbiem
! SreoenSborg, men flpheoe 6erfro
uoen at bore bleben bebre. S Sep.
TENDER iggte ban no til Dr. 8rin.
nibes @erpefltnif i &ornbH %
Der 6gbe ban 0ptonrsnnt @. 1 It'll,
le pg roligt, n6e1 Smertm. s bet
bpbe @emoo, Iom Gftcrrefringer
om bans 500 ! en- Mlber uf TIM 81
Mar bill fremfnIbe / bioe &reoie,
bill blanoe fig en- befrienbe Sglelie
b1 9anfen ON, at BON forifffame-
beg for langbarige Telelige og le-
gemlige @ibeller.
Mnbers &bnis'. gsnbtt CT 1om foo
an6res fnpttet til Sen Iiberale og
rabifme 8ebegeIfe / &ipbenbopn og.
mon fam ftge, til belle 6enne 8pS
8rtbiel og ubbifling / niiinoet Net=
ming. Com fgbt &igbenbnbner
bnn6t utalltge Traabe bam til So
be0itaoens mmgfol6ige SIP, o9 iom
for iaa mango sanbre af Solpfiero=
iernes og 5iriernes Men6 bleb
St116eatterlamf1noet og Mrbei6d Der
Sorifole,1 for bnrn til Deltagelfe
i offentlia @irf1ombe6. Set Dor
robnlig De filantropiife %fociale Op=
gaber, Der nllereoe h61ig fe1lgsle-
De og optog bonn, % BON bleb til
fin Dso tro moo iir l1ng0oms roe
ale Straben. S Betprel{en for Sor.
eringen for billige Mrbei0erboliger
iom Gormmb baa0e for Mrbgoer=
mes 8pggeforening, bbor BON for e
Nor 4ar iioen efterfu1gte Neoies
Melcbior, % for 2anobrugsfoloni:
ernes for fattige Born, for npoli6a1;
De 9pin6ers &orfor % for Bar9e.
ran6et arebs bar bon gior1
ct ftort og 11bmarfn Mrbejoe, Del
MI heb abanS D@ bill min6es mel
Eof.
$3.50. ~ -s., ..-G.- 49,. =. .r-~" ~ hE...@ 80
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04
3ullxn1.

Solgt Srtel. MisiionsboteIlet
v@rano" Belle .er uf SoteIeier
]Serenien folgt til &otelbeitDrer 8ol-
lien, @amle Mhsiionsbotel / @igben=
babn, for 100000 @r. Obertagelz
Eien Tier fenelt i. 9lpril. ~
@ilbees mob Gbret, Sra gftqgeeni
meooeleS ben s. SSd1tuar. On Meier,
pemanD be6 5fage1s SIR oplfrem-
inches Nptnarsoften peo, at Der lgo
let boloiomf 8rag, bborefter 2anter=
mems tire @roer fuloiten6ig iplin-
tre6eS, ligelpm Notations-M efonis-
men p6elag0es. Oct bor FEM Glib
gqs, Der I ltGrf 5art por Hpiet
moo 5prd; bet foiteoe Dem. 2i-
(bet.
9pbsfafb. M(iTntof1om Grieoricb
&riiger pad Die MpmerS-O b1erpn-
.|toriet beo Narbn,s Il pl1Sielia ..of:
1gaaet beo Dp6en. Son bar pirfet
pm 0bierpotoriet peo Marbius IT
ben 6HS 0prettelie for fan Mar f.
ben; set Dor bam Der u%oltpreoe set
meo bets S~nltrumenter, iom oeo bans
1Dsb ,hlfqlber DARIUS aomunune,
Der bor gibet @runbm ill Dbler-
batoriet pg befdtet Opferelien.
6orbnubentlig fommer Till en-
oanif Mitronom til at reiioere puo
IDLE Observation-Disclosures
Manee &rissfan9er flpetebe~. S
Den forrpge1t6e Sneitorm Soften
mellem Mptaars0ag og Sgr1oag :er
ta1rige rusfiife @rigsfonger flpgtez
Zoe ober ben omrife @renfe. Eli
1gamorup anfom.7 Hl1slere> % 1en-
gere peiitpoa TOM 4 oper; oiSie II
Nfan6 er ollie internerebe i 8rgrnp.
go &usiere fom -oper @rpniem beo
SellSminoe; oen enc at Dem, en- 2e-
ICE, Der taller 9pif, bor megt for
fomn1en efter at bore iDgn1mt ooer.
Gil 96is er Ser fomn1en 2 Tlpgt=
hinge, og 6fsie 4 Manb er inter-
,nereoe / 5reoerifsbpi.
We6ens Snterneringen bi6ta bar
paret IA Ddge,. er oct ru betemt,
at BEN fun ifal bore 2 Gage. Mnr-
Hagen BERTH er sen, at Ser life mere
berlfer @lettbfus-Gpibemi / be tp-
lie Sangelejre / Spn6eripnm6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04

9ripiien / 2imfjorben, 5tore S.
.rnnSier paffer fig 1tabig tpttere iam=
men ON ben iprnngte Bontonbro,
ifriber uNorbiDn." Set er nmuligt
at p%oabegDnbe Reparationen loo
ssSien life er borte, og set bill
fri !fe, naar Der fom1ner gitlig
|5trgm. 9gfoa arbre 9teoer / 6ior,
ben bar Sien foraarfagd 5faoe.
8noeanitaltens Bro er ffrnet / 5tDf-
ter, bborpeb Malborg &omn1ltne H.
Der ct Sab pua ct Bor Eu1ino Ser.
% Observation-Disclosures Bro beb
Decentralization er maid.
2Rngere bef pnu Iiggr Der /
|Sglge uglnIb. 5tiftst. Masfer al
SO. 8e6 @gbolm ffaI Der bore iao
megd, at mm fan .goa ODER til
8enoipsieI. Bprer strgm11re11 og.
inu 0isie Ssmnsfer oft paG bliper
|6et ii6lte bnrre END nefprite.
Observation-Disclosures mener; al
8roen bl hun1e gigres pasfabel
paa en- Dug, fna fnnrt Sien for.
|ibinber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04

ferid 81 n a1loen Nie1ing,
|forleoen Often foreIoa Ser apIDing
8praao Ell grflaring, bbori 9arn-
mera6Dofot gogn Nageim bapoer,
at Mfgiften Of Sor0m itaoig nlaa
l6reoB, ba De fom1n1naIe 9brig,
beosforret1ringer, aMaagiitratsffor<
retningerne", ffrembeIes Ct. forbuno=
ne mb BDfogeoembe0d, o. bn Mf.
|giften mao betragtes fom Ell 5lags.
Beoerlag til 5tnte1 for oisfe Gor<
refningcrs nbferelie. S0iS ben re-
iterenbe Gel at Mfgiftm life bliper
}in6bealt, agter Mi1iiterid berfor
lat fogfgge &oloing &ommn1e.
Bpraa6a beotog at nrn1o6e Spie-
fterefsiogfeere Mgl6rl1p ON at of=
Igibe en- grflerinw ON Spgrgsmna-
ld, og bbiS BET, bbab man formo-
|oer, fommer til SMsmaal, be1ter
|nuan at faa bebilgt III Nroces.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04
Den itorc 8ranb / Marbus. Con

<t"%pA0+ oU4tl
ollereoe me06elt UNDER Ielcgram-
merne ! Dor l1bgabe at 6te Sanl,ar,
er Marblts 9Iiefabrif ber 2oen So
nltar. for: mroen Gong / 2pbet al
lfoa Mor bleben biemiegt al en- flor
18ra41b. .5i01t gift set nb oper 22o=
men mi bar SSlloen bergct
|felbe 6t1brtfsbDgninge,L bpor 0lien
|til Observation-Disclosures trent
og ga iaa goot Tom olIe
|oonife Mtorgarnefabrifer forlpnes
|Epeo S.&aaitoffer berfra, bill eli
Establishing Of Marbus Dliefabrif
mebfere, at De 6anife Morgarindo-
lbrifer ret burtigt maa in6ltille
Birfiombeoen.
@ranoen bleb- opodget beo Salb=
}otte=9ioen % tort efter i1og meter
|bpje 5lammer op giernem Eaget.
|Bnalef bar faa mpgtigt, at 5fpret
fra set hui16e 1es / Miles Omfreos,
1og bet balbe Morbus itepneoc til
Bran6lteoet, bbor 6e omliggen6c
|@noer par tetpofffeoe al Me111e=
Iffer. So 5abrifen bar en- at DC Glb-
lite @bgninger / &ompleret og life
|opfprt at @ton iom 6e ebrige, ffurls
Zoe Der life bore Sale ON at re6oe
|0en. 8ranbbeienet maatte iette
&refterne inb pao at i1oIere Bran-
|oen og bin0re oen / at breoe fig til
De ebrige 8pgninger: 2uboratoriet,
l&ontorerne, 2agerH og BEN ltore
|gopra-@ilo. 0g BET lDffe6es efter
EN- Gimes boar6t Mrbeibe. Sra Be
|tillteoen6e @a6er bIeb @Iongerne
|fprt gien1rem 8orte og 9gre % ODER
|Eagene, iaa man hn6e oberb9nge
|bele 8pgningsfomp1eret me6 8ano>
Jog 6erbe6 lpffebes set at begren1e
|Slben, en6ifignt BEN ct Bar Congo
|true6e 2agerd al Gopra.
Sen oirefte Sfa6e be6 8ranben
er mi opgiort til go6t 100000 ST..
Man boaber at funne faa balb
|DriH j Gong pnn Sabrifen / 2gbet
|af ca. 8 Tiger. Mngaaen6e Mar1agen
It'll 8ranben er BET en6nu life LIT
fe0es Bolitiet at fomune til ct Ste
iultat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04

Gu banff Meanb paa r8erFaa.
Sra Dbenfe meooefes ben 8 San:
On Boro poa ben ferfeoe Damper
Nerimi' befa1ot Ser fig GpIge
r5pens Stifttsst." ii ing SpnboS
cob Bacfma1rn, SIN al 8nnopprfss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04
6unhrrjyllann.

@borban Der pasies paa. Det
benoer til Ei6er, at Soft fra gg1te
ip6 for @ranien efter opraaet sos
refer. paa 8eigg oDer @rgnienL oa
- nuar Be beroer tilbage til 6eres
biemlige 8opel bliber fal6t I'll
NolitimDn6igbeoen, om iaa lpprger
bent bDa0 6e bar bnpt at gipre POO
bette eller bint 5f@ og 6erefter
npbner oa at iige ale De 5teoer,
bbor ELECTROMAGNETIC bar bpra nnoer
8ei9get i &ongerigd.
5pr ntegeu Sber. Df er otter
bIepet neoben6igt for Generations
i Mtona at tage M Drbe
MOB ben Mangbe nno1ttme Meobe-
Ielier, iigtenoe Soft for at l1noorage
fig 8prnepIigten u111er falife Sore
gipenber ON 5Dgoom. Sen neiag-
tige Brppelfe al armeloeIier
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04

9guem cier &ilbtbanel5tcnen? So
6reoerif Den Sierbe opreteoe fine
RDHter6iilltrHfer % 8iIbtbaner, loo
BON fom @rpnieifiel reiie Ell Del
tore 5ten,for1Dneoe meo Sen fon-
aelige @rones geapn % Marstal., On
:n oisie Stere bar bdpnet paa en-
8oorb 5Holoelep. og 90 8roprie,
tpr 8ermanim 2angoo for npgen
oo fion HipbR 6enne @aarb til
l1oftpfni1gz forprebe bon Sen ijel6=
ne 5fenm 8onfoireftpr @olbie11 /
A111ring. goIoien ienote 8ogn og
Mnnofffb ~efter.95tenm men 90 Sc
font h5teoef, bupoe Maboen fierz
net ben gsaften fgr. Sermanien bor
nj 5Blge Mmb: Dagbl:" opfor-
bret Naboen fl Of 116lebere Stcnen,
Ibis ban bill un6gaa friminel Sil<
E1a4: ntep1t ct Maboen life til
bpielia til, % bon#beboer, at Ste
mn too poo sons Brunb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04

u88orgnteiteriDrben" ! 8olbing.-
|If ben iaafal6te u8orgmeiterioro"
&oloing 4ommrrne bnr Ser
ebert 1ar bnprd fbnrd en- Mfgiff
poo $40 & M sbaten. Da Sol
Ding TT folfepalgt 8orgnneiter, mem
te man ber, d 0e1t1e MfgiH frem.
|fioig uaohe bortfaIlooe;; men Miui-
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gen 5frlle: r5iffe on osle no
5fiot fg 2antp' 81 bad ipn
Riepiteo1, men fan banbe, at Sci,
fflnoe .blaies" u6. 90 1u toripgte
De Hiftepis at .blpie" Sc blefte,
.fan De blep itore / So'6et, % Bp=
rem fDingeoe BIB % bio; men bIeie
ben ub fu1rbe Be lite - Sen ct
EN- @ao1g iaa mi fom blarnrer"
|5ua opgab De oct % cit / 5e.g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04

9attefabrifant &a11peI % &uitrn,
6reoerifsberggooe, feirebe BEN Is.
'sSanl,ar beres @ul6brpllup ne6 en-
Getmiobng bos Nimb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04
st l1bbptte paa IS pGt. SET for
at 0ampffibSielffnbe ,Mpo.
By &dbn" bill futt1re gibe Mftionnz
rerne ct l16bptte al IS bet.

ST. 8irb gullqnart5, s6n. al Of
|6e0e &aptain 8ollquart5, %. Tor-
|fatterirtoen GnA S11geborg BOIL
quartz, ct reiit til Sumatrn, bucr
bon ifol o%pertage. en- Stilling beo en-
|engelF Gobafsplontage.
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kjbhrn411u.

kjbhfnll11ia.
st lbienbe Gfsen1pcl. 9fibsreoer
s. 2auoit5em @rgn1,ir1ge11 Dor o.
bet belle TT Berionale DprtibstiIlpg
i Gorm af ct belt Mars @nae,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04

|beltprer Bacfrltara1 hinge. Snn
|par pan geM suea for q HiItra
|be en- 8labs ION MsaiffiinntRlter pan:
er1 ct Sbit5erS 8iergninggoanlpere.
|Eil bans Ga11rilie er Der inoIgbet
Telegram ON, at bn11 ct reood.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04

Stor: 8ranb ! @oriens. Sra Sor-
lens me66eltes SEN CITE SsSa11rar: s.
IS. 6. Maoiens Gabrifs @pltue for
|Elpirfning at Serre- og Dnme-
|fonfeftion / BomuIo opitpo Der
Scot Deo 1~Gi6e11 Brm6. BDqnin,
gen, Ct ereage8 Sus meo Engpop-
tag, neobreDte. en- DeI Mnifirer
la11t stbfborer % fer6ige Eing
|branbte. Eillige pbefagbeS ollie Mo-
|oellerne. Sfa6en / @p1h1e1 m1aas
oDer 10000 ar. for11oen 8pq=
ringet. 8n116et trangte ino / Ga
gerbpgni11ge, Ser ligger Iige op
ben brG1rbte 8pgning. @fo6en
Der Ct ret betDoelig.
Spftnen. beifieftigeoe ID fa1te
Mrbeioerifer. Des11oen arbeiber ct
Rar 9unbre0e SamiIier uoe / 8p-
en- nleo 3%iloirfni1ta af aonfeffttiio11,
% biSfe pt1 pes 8rdnoen blioe or
beloSleie en- 1i6: S 2pbet af ca. 8
Gage benteS. afrbeioet 6og belbis
gie1ropta9et. ~
gfoeen for @mer % moifiner,
Der bar foriifreoe To- ;Dmmorf" an
Haas tt 10000 ar. .@faoen pao
Bp91i'tgerne, Der bar foriifreoe
&igbiteoernes olminbeIige 8ran6-
forfifri11g, onlloos til 10000 aroz
11er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04

ftele1s perbafni1g feroig,
.be iolte Doge bar statgbn1erne8
Sngetiprer beiigtiget Mrbejod og
filloet Droen naleoes at Mf.
:laeperirgen officieIt bar funnel firbe
5Steb ~ beh SID, boor slrbeioet i
jTblge @o1trafftten fllIbe bare fer
bigt, ben i. Sa11l,ar 1916.
Meoens @ntrepriieiummen for
bette Dberopfningsarbeioe bar be.
ret $4,000 &r., bar bet 1an1me
sSir1t1a tioligere bepet ~ MiII.
&r. foe nofbrelien at ~l6graprirgs.
arbeioert1e, Sioem11retre % Elln1n-
lens 8un6 pan Strefningen fro
Renbersgaoe til 2terbro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04
AIninlfliqf Efttrrptnt,1gtr

Aolers 6aanoararat e Gplge
saabbbn bIepen i11offpr ! Sprm,
oa BET ar beo S~fpoeifolen bGret
aiDoIht en Jorfeg meo cfter~
elge1de Ssnrit,s u 8efalingsmGno
"a sc orifeliige garniionsbper.
Bra1tutea Deier % bers girf.
ming er bon Gruno al set iterfe,
briiaute Sspratgitof % Be mango
5prpngIIttpffe proeles itor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-04

~
Sent 6ngletrrf. S oisie Sage
fu11 mon Gplge Belle 81. Sol
fd aglttuBe tore 6loffe af @fob=
ouer gg1,en peo Mlte1 5fob. =
9borfor oisie 5uglc, Der ~eboanlig=
bis giaiter % 5epten,ber-DHo-
berll11oer bereBgrpf MOB 5po, i
adrerif noofftn0er fig n1i0t poa
8inferer, laoer iig barifeligt for
flare. Meer BET ct is fa11feligt, at
oisfe fp % aarhaogne S5Ippere al
Iereoe 1nr bpret IDiflan6s %
6rdnfrigs Sffobe, men at &rigSlar,
ne1t bar bra9t 5oritprrefie / @ei=
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request. another such is to be held

request, another such is to be held
next week.
A woman frequently tolls in her
own home alone and feels that she, Of
all the world, has the hardest prob
lens to solve and most drudgery to
perform and that homework, like
being good, is an exceedingly lone
some job. Now such housewives are
invited to come next week to the Ma
sonic auditorium and meet other
housewives who are graphing with
the same problems, who are finding
their housework just as monotonous
and uninteresting and who are just
as eager as she Is for help over the
hard places This help is to be rem
dered by housekeeping and cookery
expert, one who has studied all oil
these difficult household problems In
her own kitchen as well as at one Of
the best schools In America.
Miss Emma Hanko, the Better
Foods Better Homes expert, who has
been secured by the Telegram, In
yites the women here to bring their
problems to her and they will be dis
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NEW VOTING I
PLACES ARE
ESTABLISHED
In the County by the County
Court at a Special Term
Here by That Body.

At its special term Monday the
county court established five new
voting precincts. Three of the new
precincts are in Clark district, and
Eagle and Union district have one
each. The voting place in Clark dis
trict, No. 10, which has formerly
been in the Mountain State Transfer
Company's building, was removed to
the Linden school building. The
voting place for Grant No. 8, former
ly at the Milford road school house,
was changed to McWorter.
The new precincts formed are as
follows:
Clark No. IA, comprises the Fair
Ground addition, formerly q part OF
precinct No. No. I, and also Nor
wood, Stonewall Park and Elk Grove.
formerly in No. IL. The voting place
will be the Fair Ground school house.
Clark No. is Is made by the d.
vision of No. ~, the Industrial pre-
cinct, on the line Of Ann Moore's run
from its mouth to the Simpson dis
trict line. All that part Of the old
No. 10 precinct lying to the north OF
the run is comprised in the new No.
Is precinct. The voting place Is
Smiths Garden.
Clark No. 16 IS made by the sub
division OF the Stealey Heights pre-
cinct, No. 2. The new precinct COM
prises all that part Of Point Comfort
lying in Clark district, all OF High
land Park and all Of Stealey Heights
lying to the northeast OF North ave-
nue.. The new voting place is the
Highland Park garage.
The voting place for Clark NO. z
is left at the Alta Vista school build
ing, Besides the part taken from No.
z to form a part Of the new No. a.,
a small part Of precinct No. 8, the
Broad Oaks precinct, Is annexed to
No. z. This includes all territory
lying southeast Of Marshall street
and northeast OF Buckhannon ave-
nue. from their intersections to Elk
creek.
The Industrial school house voting
place in No. IL Is unchanged,
though the precinct is much cut
down by taking from it Norwood, Elk
Grove, stonewall Park and Union
Heights.
Eagle precinct No. s was formed
by d division Of three precincts IN
that district. The new voting place
Ia at m osehud.
Union No. 4. with voting place at
Good Hope, was formed by dividing
the three old precincts.
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To Overcome Winter
Con,plexion Troubles

II the chill air causes your skin to dry
md scale or become unduly red orspottedI
before you 90 to bed spread 2 thin layer
Of ordinary mercollzed wax over your en-.
Tire face Remove next morning with
warm water. This IL the ideal complexion
treatment for the winter girl. The wa1
gently absorbs tho dead particles 81 sur
fort, This givea the underlying skin q
chance to breathe and to show itself. II
week or so the new and younger skin q
wholly In evidence and you have really
,natchiess complexion. Naturally all IL
defects disappear with the discarded diitt
cle--as chaps, ropghness. blotches, PIN
pies. freckles, bhclsheads. Usually ~
ounce of mercolized wax, procurable N
any Drugstore, is enough to renovate even
the worst complexion.
WRINKLES need bother you no more Il
you'll use this simple face wash; Pow
dered saxollte or, dissolved N witch
hazel, ~ pit. Just one application VIII
aaect even TIE deepest line.
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the betterment Of living conditions
in this hustling city The writer had
the very pleasant experience Of Wis
ting the new Home Bakery, situated
on the corner of West Virginia ave-
nue. and North Third street In Glen
Elk number two, as 1t Is generally
known.
The building is Of brick. 5OxSO
feet and is two stories in heighth
with basement under the entire build.
ing. II represents the last word In
bakery construction, and is well
worth a visit Of any one who Is tho
least hit interested in sanitary meth
DDS Of baking. The mana cement IA
very courteous in showing vlsitom
through this modern affair, and ID
glad to answer any questions rela.
tive 10 the work no IS doing.
The main FORK room is fifty feet
by nifty feet size, and is lined
throughout 9Th snowy white en-
ameled brick. The oven is OF such
size MS to have a capacity Of $4,000
loaves Of bread daily. Think OF what
this means, there being two other
splendid bakeries in the city. Tho
mixer Is situated in the room above
and has capacity for mixing three
barrels Of flour at time. In the
cooling room, which Is thirty feet by
forty feet, there are cooling racks
where the bread is cooled, after
which 1t lis wrapped in wax paper for
delivery to customers The flour
room will hold four carloads Of -four
at one time. This amount Is sufilcl-
ent for only two months baking, as
two carloads are used every month,
This should give the read& some
idea Of bread consumption In Clarks.
burg. The oven Is 80 constructed
that when the bread Is put in at the
front 1t is taken out ut the back
when baked, so that the principle Of
first in, first out' is maintained. The
office Is large and well lighted. \
The help has not been by any
means overlooked. The wash rooms
are equipped with shower baths and
individual lockers, thus giving to
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cussed and more than likely everyone
Of them will be satisfactorily solved.
One OF the aims of Miss Hanko's Bet
ter Foods Better Homes work is to
help women bring order out of chaos
In the management OF her household
affairs and put her domestic arrange
ments on an actual business basis. In
this way the housewife will get as
much pleasure and profit out OF her
housekeeping rs the husband gets
out Of his business.
At the Telegram's second annual
Better Foods Better Homes School
next week Miss Hanko will not only
talk about good foods, but will pre-
pare all sorts of good things to eat
each afternoon in the Masonic audi
Itorium, and all of these foods will be
served to the women OF her classes
The recipes by which they are pre-
pared, most N which are original
with the cookery expert, will be
given away to the members Of her au-
diences. The school is to be entirely
free and every woman in the city Is
invited to attend.