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s5orb=Gfspebitipncn / 6ollaub.

Sra Saog telegraferebes | Wtan=
bags, at Or. Charles S. Mfeo,
Mrne. Mp1ifu Scbpim1ner og arl0re
Meblen1n1er of Sor6's 6reosielifob,
cftcr en- forgjGbes slnmooning til
Den tbife Mi1,i1ter / Saag onn gill
labelle for Sc iforoinabiife 6rebs-
Delegoter til at reiie b1en1 gjen1en1
1DlfIol1b, hit bar be11Del10t Jig Dl=
5rcfte til Berlin. 6or1Dlig bleb
@ellfabets Sorlgg paa at rejie oper
aplflano bloferet al Militer=Wfp
bigbeoerl1e meo Ben sSorflaring, at
Delegater,,es gfRrb9rel1c / 2a11oe1
iffe gnlfeoes. 25 8prgere ira
Go1unorf, george og -5perrig, ion1
anfpnl BERTH meo Sre0s-@fspeottio=
nett gnlfer mi at reiie bjern, bDilfet
imi6lerti0 f1lr er n1l1ligt pper 9eor6=
1pen en- Suite, 1on1 &c bctragter
forbunben lneo Sure. 8lolr0t De blo=
fereoe Delegater fi1toes 8orgneiter
8oll 2inoboge1t fra 5tocfbolm, oer
n1eooeler, at ban 11aaife bill mite
fiji sfilling, oerion ban life inari
nbe tilbage.
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0eles paalioeligt Solo, ia1nuen n,eo
Wee1beleller fra 9ienbi6ner ON,

0eIes paalioeligt Solo, ia1,11e1t ,1,ei
Me60elelier fra 9ienbioner ON
]bporlebes set birfeligt gif til blano
[Selifabet nn6er 0berreiien mel
Oscar Il f" og ienere i &ri1tia11ia
|Man bar bragt i @rfariag, at Sorb
letter ben fprite ifarpe Or0befiel on1.
bprb paa 5fibet angaae1lbe 8reit.
bent Wilfoa1s Soribarsprogranl foa
|fgr1te @mlg fo1n til at 11noerfggt
Wme Roiifn 9ebninrner'S 8aa:
itnnb on, at bun bar Befi6beIie
|af Dofume11ter fro frigsfgren6e oQ
nel;trale Megieringer, 1on1 tilifpnoe.
oe Sreos osbepRgelien. Som opbngebe
beo berne 2eiligbeo, at Sc beltob
blot at 1rogle / bpflige 5rn1er i11b=
|iDpbte DeHarmtpner af ingel1 io1n
|beit 8erbi. De bar albeles bRrbi=
|Ipic.
Mr. Goro trof Jig rneget 11,isfor=
|11piet tilboge til tit &obDtsbarelie,
11n6er 8aa1fub at at ban bar iDg,
pg poa Melte11 af 1l1ren LOS BON
fig lite ie at nogen al Me6lern=
t1ert1e.
Gao Ian1me Sio narebe &elten al
5elfabet bet @nab, at en- be1tlig
Mobtagel1e be fanoinabiife 2n1toe
bil6e gipe @fSpe6itione1r nogd &oab
ON @elb i 6oretaget16et. 9a fao
Nor0n1pn0e,le l11p6te g11terpri1en
+me6 &l1l6e, og i enfelte 9ilfel6e
1lreo 6orogt, beilutteoe Soro at for
1a6e @fspe0itionen og Boo Deun
Marquis fra Detroit, en- Gbouffeur,
og to o116re M911b at arrangere
Gnfeltbeberne be6 banS 5lugt.
Mnne. Scblpinrn1er, 2ouis s..
2ocbner, 5or6's 5efret9r, og anbre
at 5elfabet Di0ite obiolut iltet on,
ba1s Nlaner. De forloo &otellet
&riftim1io, netop io1u Sc pantalte
Wnno bar / Spr0 1ne6 at ll1ugle
Sorb il1o en- Mutoanobil, 5lere
Sailbergere fa1tebe fig iro i1rroo 9l1t=
tonrobileu og raabte: uWeoroere!
@gbere!" i 0e11 pirfeliee Sro, at
Sorb birfelig bleb bortfert il1lob fin
Billie,
0iell 5oro's Gbnaffeur bar iineelr
Gsrebsengel, og 6esn6e11 bab6e ban
fine Srorer. SON ilog o1tfri11g fig
1neb Mrrnene og Wnre. 5cbininl1ners
8rigobe n1ootte retirere, mebe11s
Muto111obile1l bragte Slpgt1ringe11 til
8anegoor0et1 Oet CT Der oe11 oh11i11=
beige Me11it1g, at Men1e. Scbpi111=
r1ers Sorbi1roelie u1e6 yre0sreile11
foranle0igebes i Sen tbife Hrppogor1=
sos seS11teresfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-21

Gfsploiion i en- l1nberbanbs bsbaab,
S 2grbags n1eo6eltes fra Seem Oorf,
at 6e 5or. 5toters l111berbn1lDsbaa
go" ianu11e Dag efsplooereoe og
fa11f beo Slao6ebprftet i 8rooflDn.
Sire Ma1to af 8eiptniuaen bier
brnbt % 1l1ange 1aareoes. Mariage11
ttil Gfsploiionen er el1bnlt ltopfla=
ret
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Oct llnerter bDbt at Hlles
fra &ultrlL 8prn og 5ierrt
naar syRbrclanoet foloer
til @anrp bets 5pnner frel1.
Dee1, tpirlges III al or1ore,
CT Dobbelt t11ng Dor Gong

Ser fl11lbe fra oanif SIDE tell=
fes to Slogs 8ete1feligbe0 beo l1O=
gipelie11 al 5gn6erip6ife Sol0ater-
brepe. Den enc er foru0 gjen0reDet
beb bet S5nffhti,1 at aIle bisfe 8rebe
bur pasieret tDif Mdlitercet1inr og
beret offelltliggiort geor0ile esbigs
oan}fe 8resie. Den arsen getnnfe=
Iiebeo gie,roribes salnln nge1l
{eIp
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/ nrr':
1!!rn!Bkrigr1t
'Mf 8al0emor Mpr0al11 i uMbpl1. :"

SDis birfelig e11b1ut nogel iful0e
bore 1tbibe11be ON oen @ie11osgjer=
ming, at Sgn6erjpoerne er lige iao
6anife 1on1 bi, bpr ba11 lp1e ben
|Santling Sgn6erjpoife SoIoatcrbre=
be fra 9it= % 8eltfronte11, ion1 5r
&aralb gdelien bor 11ogibet bos @pl=
be1rbal. Stetl1n1etallet beb 8olg efter
E8alg, be1l 6onffe Hresie berneoe pg
belle 8efolfninge1s 8ele1t i Sr6 og
Dnao, 2ib, og Dpb nnDer tpif Ser
|re6gnt1ne bar 9lar efter Mar afgibet
|ita6ig it9rfere Gi6nesbDrb ON Sp1t=
|beriDb Dm1ifbeb @ibnes=
|bDrb> ionl bberfe11 fra tDlf ellcr
|6anlf 5i6e bar funnel nisforitaas.
Me,1 bisie 8rebe bar 0eres pre=
|fulbe Hlaos i Mnffe11. Sc for en-
1arifilt 8agt, fre111fon11le io1n Sc
er, 1uloer @ilfaor e1ronu langt tun-
gere eno Sc oaglige Seq bar lqit
ct 9igt nle0 0perifriffeu Nligtens
8u6> ffrebet al Ell, Spnoerjpoe peo
Sro1te1t; ba ban bar fal6et bcrnbe,
|fif 5anrilie11 Dtgtet bielniel1bt blonbt
lions GfterIn1enifdber:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-21

1lofgriels lsforbnb ! 9iorse. sra
I8afbingto1r nteooeltes for ct Bar
iDage fioen at ben a111erifarlfe @ezS
!, neral lfonful ! &riitta11ia bar neooeit
ll1benrig bepurtelne11tet / Wofbina=
ton, at Norge bar loiteot fsSorbuo
|ntob l16fgrile1r al 8orar, 8oriDre,
~ gdabilife og al1inralife Geotiprer.
Mnlten a sDmu,crs Nebbgr / q
elmer. S Malroags bleb 8pen sos
IMngeles Calf. tiloels operibplnntet
al ct Deritabelt 5fpbru0, ioet gieg,1=
lfaloef ct giosrum af "a elmer.
Innitel1 11aaeoe 4 Ionl,ner. Mnp
5a1nilier i Mefioe,rs0i s0iitrifftet og
|ffpgte no al &niene, paa SIR oa
be,, tr11e1oe Sberfppnlnelie. Y..ef,
Sc 9gbe bringes tilbase til 2ibet.
IDr. IS. S. 8ur1neiiter, 2ege bos
Coroner 5offn1an.i Chicago. erfIp=
reoe i 2grbags, at Set beo Ell 8loo-
oberfgrit1g er blepell 1nuligt at bri11.
| ge be Dpoe til6age til 2ibet. geh
Igfsperime11ter fit 2aboratpriunl,
lbporbeD bar1 be0 @jelp al @as fboI=
Ite IL Carer pg 40 &n1lbe, i11otil
&iertef11nftioret1 bar aloeles itorlo=
liet, lDffe0es BET bam at bri11ge ct
befD0eligt Mntal al ois1e til 2ibe
peb en- Sss1loiprgitning at rp0e 8lo0=
latomer, 1om1 ban bab6e opbebaret /
fen @laseblinber i fire Tiger.
/; 9uerta er afgaaet beb 9pben.
16ra 81 8aio, Seras, nre0oeltes /
|6rebags, at General 2sictorinnp
|Suerta afgif beo Dp6en Gorsoags
|Mftes af 5orber0elie of 2eueren
is MpriI 1916 toni @uerta til Seem
|Dorf fra 5pal1ie11, paa eli 2pltrej1e,
Ifagbe ban Den .27be SSuari bleb ban
Iarreiteref af Deteftiber i Nenma11,
g. Mv % al,flagd for at billie alts
|ltifte &ebplntio1l / Weerien, bleb Igs=
|lobt MOB @alltion men otter are
Ilteret i 81 8alo ben 33oie Sui iii, iooet
Iball gje11iDnIig ugte0e fig nbe 9rr
}en. Sun bnlotes i Snngiel tiI bell
|280e December, 90 bon fif Sob i'll
lat flDte til 1T t9iern gl 8aio paa
@ru11o al fin alporlige Spgooart
|0g Der bpoe BON, 90 0e 5ors sta=
ter ltoo 8egreb nleo at optoge Suz
gen moo bnnt fpr geertralitets sfre11=
|felie.
So Millioner=Spnner ,tuber Mr-
|reit, S 5dn0ags Mftes arreitereoes
Srbi1tg % @erbert l1u0ife, Sgnner
laf Mdllio11nrell S.. 9. l1p0ife ! Gbi-
|cago. De Itaar 1111per Mnflage for Ell
|5anrmen1Dergel1e ONT at aflibe be-
res Soralbre @ientn1t i 9af Barf.
ssSSrbi11g 1on1 er Sen alolte al 8rg=
|0relle, ifal babe tr1et fin 8rober,
Nobert, itl at .n1eobirfe be6 Den pla11=
|lagte SorbrDoeIie: Com @rl1nb til
Soriettet angiber Bolitiet, at Be to
5anner bar bange for at blibe giort
arbelps i 6aoerens Seftame11te, go
litifs Weistarfe benleoe0es beo flere
]ben1n1elige Sa1nl1e1ttomiter neellenl
l8rpbrene i San1iIiens u@arage1
og i 5en0ags fiulte Holitimelter
Zee % en- Stenograf fig / 8Dgni1t-
1ge1l, bborbeo 6e op6age0e &on1plot-
tet S Sglge 8re6renes Mftale beo
Innbnte 2eiligbeb ffuloe &obert be-
goa Meoroet / Sg1bags Nftes SCI. 10
Ime0 ct @epGr 1on bab0e Ell Me<#
lfat,isme, Ser giprbe Sfl1o0et lpolpit.
lDerrelt iful6e ban faite 8esien s
lMpaffe11 pg lenere benbe bien, for
at nfbe11te Morbets 9p6agelie.
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Gn np @erfion ON 6uro's 5ps=
bon1. st Ielegrn1 fra @aag n1eo-
|6elte i Sre6ags at man ioag bor
|brogt / grfari1g, at Ell forbirret
|@cene fa1r0t 5teo De0 &enrD Sorb's 8
Mfifeo fra 6rebsefspeoitionen &ri=
1tio1ria. 8larlDt flere af Soro's Sc
bere toni set til Sann0gribelig gbe0er,
fpr BET 1Dffeoes 6or0 at fpn1lne bort
Il er1 9lrton1obil til Goget, Der ifl1loe
bri11ge bnnt til Berge1l bpor b6tt
|inbFibeoe iig til SEEM Dprf Disie
0plDsninger i1rbbe belteoe oes fra ct dls
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@ra H..

9iebfueebt nbitpbes al Hartiet. S
ct Meoe df Socialiltpartiet for foo
gage fioen bleb Dr &arl 2ieb=
fnecbt u0itebt 1on1 Meolen1 af Bor-
tiet for peobarel1oe 0betrpoelier
of Enrtiets @rl1,nbi i9tninger.
Gn nprif Dantper saaet nnber.
5ru groltier g1,glal,b telegrafere=
oes i yrebaes, at ben 11orlfe Cont
per ySabfru er 1tra,,bet og ilaoet
Il gtpffer 1,nr 4nlte1L % at blot Ell
at De fiorte,t Mo1to at 8eiat1linger1
hlep renbet.
8rins Grit al 9anntarf til Ga-
naba. Sra &jgbe11bopn te1egrofere=
oes i Sreongs, at 8ri11s Crit (Sgn
al 3rins 8aloentar) ian11ne Sag
offeiIeoe oallborb pan uSellig Olab"
til Ne,p gJorf. Derfra refer Rrin=
ZEN til GAMBIA, bDor ban agter at
toge 1 &urI,1s paa to Nar ! 2ano-
hrug. Gri,1s Crit er 25 elar gonl-
mel.
Spfferne nerer 9ab mob Mmez
rita. Sra 8erli11 telegraferes, at
ben bitre sSplelle bla1t0t belle Den tD=
tie geatipn moo Sc Sor. 5tater bor
gipet fig l1oilog e1l Mbispropagon=
So I'll. a. / @aDern Ser gaar 1to poa,
at il1ge11 SDifere bpr gibes 5illaoel=
{e til at l1bbnnbre til Mn1erifa efter
&rigals Slnt11irg. st 5orilng !
llqb11te Hetning bil | Ell n9r 5ren1=
It's bIipc inblenot til &igsbogen.
gltter en- ltGrf 8nl0ebpl9c S0er=
rig. Sra 5tocfbolm neobeltes !
2proags, at cit auloebelge meo en-
gen1peratur pao % @rooer UNDER
3cro berifer ober Dele 2anoet. Spbe
0nnlpere ligger inbefrosne pcb 8efs
Il, 1neoens 5prbin0ellen 1aeb Ma=
Iorosger11e bar bnret afbruot ftbea
Miotu1 al December. S 0megne11
al ben bntri1fc 91,gt feles e,, 1tor:
Mongel pan 6pbe1nibler. Mfon erin=
brcr life cit laa 1tRrf altlbe | bet
1io1te Mnrbul10re0c.
Gtur 8ranb / Bergen. lru art=
|1tia,,ia telegrofereoess i ManoagS, at
Acn Ire6ieocl al 8ergen blep p0elagt
sof c1 eSlospoobe i 5pnoogs MfteS.
So Heripncr miiteoe 2ipet un0er
8ra1toen, '111eDens 1900. Me1t1e1fer
er blepel, bjeatlpie. gabet paa Gien=
oon1 a1lIattes, i 6glge Gelegrart1111et,
til be11peb 90 Millioner 9ollors.
Bronoel1 figess at prre ben itprite
Morges 0iltorie. Den Sci at Bp=
Ell, bpor @ra1lbe1t b9rgeoe, beltoo at
gan11e Gngros= etltinger, flere at
Sc }tgrlte @oteller, flere @folebDg=
1tinger, Sen elefriife &raftltotlo1r,
Banter % 9lpis= =6prretninger. Sa1=
ffeligbeoer1lc font oe 1000 bnsbiloe
Ner5oner gaar Mpbe forpges be0
Scr, aie11bsgierr,ing, at oe itsrlte
Barebuie, fDlot neo glrtifler for bet
pmliggel1oc 2an0, gift op 2l1er.
Det er berfor ibag lonifeligere / BD=
c,1 at oporibe 6poentioler, e11o nogen
Eib fibe1l &rige11s llobr1to. Ser
gen bar: life babt en- iaa blplnltre1=
Sc Sprret,1ingsperiobe ion peo Be=
gpnbelicn af Set npe Mar, bp1lfet
for 5tpritebele11 1fDlbes Sen forpgeoe
Birflo1nbe0 9onbelsn,orinel1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-21

Gn ergnlonbif 3ioner. SSoban 8c=
terien fra Mugmaialif | ben pltltge
Oel. af @renla16, bDor ba1t er 8e=
1tprer / @olo1tien, er / 6isle Dage
reiit bjern til Danmarf meo tin So
n1iIic efter 90 9lar at bore bare
taget oen1tez enlonme &oit % lo11
|ben el1ropeiife. al,lturs fgrite gare=
|brpoer paa bette steo. S bele 9ilt:
grpl1la1,o, 1a1lQs Ell &pltltrpfning,
ior1 er :iaa lang iout. fra gtorofdp I'll
Mper1le, fi11oes blot 6e11ne enc oa1t=
ffe &oloni pg enc oonlfe 5ornilie.
Set er MI 80 Mar iioen, at ben
1robt1fnnoige &p11ebaabsefspeo eoition
|11n6er &olrn og @arbe efter EN- pobe=
Zig GnrD i 5finobaobe op longs
9lHplte,t ber op6agebe Grsnlo1os
fioite beoe11ife gifimoer, Be biloe
Mngmaslolifer, ion1 lebe0e / to bD=
he 6jorbe Serntilif % 9lngnatta=
lit, fel11 8re6beeraoer 9aor6 for
&np Sarpel, goot giernt bag ben
|Ssitrpnl ion1 altio oriper MOB Spo
|Iongs 0e1ne Suit. 5tebet ligger ct
|8or Doesreiier fra Ss1a1,o, men oe
sSS1tbfpote bapbe alorig iet Ell @nro=
paer. S 1894, ii 9lor efter Cts
pebitipnens 9l11fon1lt, blcb 6e11 Da,1=
1fe &olo11i grlt1blagt nnber 2e0el1e
|of Stebets Opbager, &onunanopr
g. &plml % set blep oberbraget
@fspeoitionel1s ti6ligere Golf Sobon
Neterlelt at itttrpDl1cere ben euro
|ppi1fe &ultnr bla110t oisle primitive
Me1u1e1fer. SON bleD oberfor Dem
life blot &eprele1lta11tcn for ben
|fgl. gre,1la1lbife &an6el, men oglaa
|@eileoeretL TOM pna fin egett iebne
Moobe bragte 0e1n / Sorbinbelie
in1eD &l1ltnret1.
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/ Gnberngr 6a... 9aber &ofpi.
ltalet. S 5plge ct 9ele,5 5ran fra &jj9-
benbabn ct @ltberngr Sant1u of 9f.
(Dafota M 1ao bi6t reitoureret, at
ba1t / 6re6ags fun6e for.coe ,anipi=
toilet. San agter at afreii. Ill Mmc-
rita / 1tpite uge i Selfab 1l,eo
i5anr. gIarf, iom bIeb hlboge bos
ban1 l1110er bans 5Dg0o111 9ele.
|gromn1er fra @aag SolIa10 ia1n-
ME Dag me0oeler, at 8 S. 8rDa1,
SenrD 6or0, Miis Some Moon1nns,
Rep. Gbarles Mfeb oe Mrs. So1epb
|Sels fra Bbilabelpbiu ct bleben
|balgt 1o1n ar1eritnnffe Wieolemu11e
|df ben pernlane11te Sreosefspeoition,
|ion1 oil blibe tilbage / europa i
cit 1,beltent Ssio i BET 9jelneo, at
BRUCE oeres Sssnoflpoelie for at e1l0e
|&rige11.
Sngen amerifanf &oi til Gber-
rig. Sra 5t6cfbolm telegrafereoes
Il Slutningen at forrige l1ge, at
|,tan lite bor 1nootaget 11oge11 8olt
fra Mu,erifa ltben Delt 30ie esSa1tltar.
tr .s ss
Sen 1penife 8resie ipprger ON bette
ifpl6es 8eilaglGggelie ira @1lglan6S
|Sibe, eller ct NIT ARRANGEMENT /
Mnerifo ont fun at ien6e No1t 1neo
ifanbinabiife Danlpere. De11 en-
|gellfe 9eote beorere110e Sen ibenife
&egierifgs Sta1tosning at 8affepoit
for ENGLAND og &uslanb CT 1no0ta=
|get, n1er e16nlt life offer1tliggiort.
g11 &prrelpo11oe11t / 2pn0on til
rDoge1s NDbeter oplp1er, at BON
bar bopt ct .SS1terpiem 1ne0 Ell 5e-
|fretGr i set brittle lloenrigs0epur-
|te1nent, Der 11teDDelte, at De at g11g=
Inno ebeilaglagte @11m1nipaffer Dar
be1tel11t for Gbiflano ober SDerrig,
men benne GrHnrir1g 11goes al c1
fraftig Moofigel1e / 5berrie. 9en
ibenife 8res1e bRb6er at @rmnli, I
Gglge 2pnbo11erbefla eflarationel1 life er.
&u1,traba10e og at BET itrenge l1bz
fprfeIs forbub 5Derrtg piil 9igre Ell.
iuaoml Erofif alnt11lig. 9ber 49,
600 Haffer til &uslm,0 er Mebe,1
lta1r6iet i @pteborg % Danapifibe,
lo1tet 1neo Ggnumer for england
ligger bloferet / 9nnosball= l=Diitrif=
tet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-21

genb Mabet biem til slagtnin.
.ge % @enner i Donmarf og Sen-
beripn iou1 8ebis puo, at De D)9eg:
snbnn mi,,beg oem oerbjemnle 81. 81.
ienoer 8Iaoet regeln1asfigt I bier
1ae De6 DeobtogeIien of 8elbbet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-21

@frio sfttr ~ 'Den,.nl,ntr ai
bette Blnb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-21

- , - : Z /
sSprntobet Morb. Sro 5eattle,
|8aib., nteo0eles, at OetefftiDel1 Be=
ter 3eterie1t foln bar neo til at
|in6fonge en- 8a11be al 8anfrpbere
for ct 9(arstio iioell befrpgtes at
|bpre blebe11 lnDr0ef of nogle al
|&gbernes Ge1lr1er. SON fprlob 11el1l=
Zig BDen ben 150e 9ftober effer at
|babe nlootaget d fingeret Telegram,
Der falote barn til Mo1tnt 8er11orl
Ser i Staten. Otter e1l &onfere11ce
|n1eo 8pens 5beriff begab ban iig
|paa SienlDeie1t, 1ueln bar iiffffe Dnret
|id ii0en Sons syoreiattte 111ootoe
fenere ct gelegrullL bbori Der itoo5:
ugi si bar orabt 8eferie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-21

9iebfueebt nbitpbes at Hartiet. S
ct Meoe df ocialiltpartiet for faa
Dage iioen bleb ST.. &arl 2ieb=
fneebt 1oltpot lou1 Meolen1 af Hor-
tiet for pe0bare,1oe SbertrRbelIer
.of Gnrtiets @ru,1bi9tni11ger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-21

Gu uprif Dantper gaaet nnber.
5ru gro,,ier i England telegrafere=
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per ySobfru" er itranbet og i1aaet
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-21

genaabet fra strnf paa 2ibstib
It'll "A Mar. Sra Mabiion Bis.,
n1eb6eles, at @uberl1pr Bbilipp !
bisie Gage bnr benaa0et BEN / 1913
for Woro 0prtte Sngb 5prmlen
fro 5pt1gfel pao 2ibsti0 til Ia Mar.
Sans Sjenn bar' i HoIf gol111tD.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-08-31
A LOSING NOTHING

The Aberdeen American, reporting a luncheon in the Hub City
the other day, quotes Hon. A. E. Chamberlain as citing authorities to
show that the state is losing nothing from the shortage OF crops this
year because, as it was put, the increased prices for farm products
offset the decrease in the yield.
But it shoeld be borne in mind that the state IS entitaed, in the
ordinary course of events, to the beneftsof the advanced prices III
its crops. had been up to standard, the profit arising from increased
prices might have been noticeable. The state, therefore, Is the loser
TIC the extent Of what it might have gained had crops been good.
But Mr.. Chamberlain authorities do not seem to have taken INTO
account the increased prices for practically every dollars worth of
goods bought by the people of the state The real purchasing power
of the dollar, compared with last year, is not so much IN evidence.
We don't know what relation existing prices bear to the market
value Of groceries and dry goods, but with regard to paper OF all
kinds prices have practically doubled within a year,
Regarding steel goods, similar conditions prevail but not SO
marked, perhaps. Office furniture of al. kinds has likewise advanced
IN price. As an illustration, w e might cite a certain KIND OF letter
file. which formerly retailed at a quarter Of a dollar each. Today
these same files can be laid down in Watcrtown for but a trlfe less
than their regular retail price a year ago.
Clothing Of nearly all kinds has advanced IL price, Groceries,
too, have advanced to some extent, but whether the advance IS borne
entirely by the retailer, or whether he passes it on to the ultimate
consumer, we cannot say. We only know that while cattle and hogs
and grains command d higher price on the markets today than a year
ago, the dollar buys less of merchandise than 1t bought at tins date IN
1915.
So, if Mr.. Chamberlainas authorities VIII make deductions from
both sides Of the lodged we think they will find that South Dakota
as sustained a distinct loss this year through the shortage OF crops,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-08-31
PARTISAN "oRGANS."

The difference between the political organ and the same news
paper when national campaigns are not IN progress IS illustrated IN the
New York World, which now charactcmzes Mr.. Hughes as a political
traficker and a man whose election to the presidency would be in
imical to the interests of the people.
In 1910 there was no national campaign IN progress. and the
World on May 3 of that year, according to a quotation we find IN the
Argus-Leader, said:
"Gov. Hughes drafted the law ~forbidding corporations
to contribute to campaign funds. For his distinguished and
conspicuous service and success in securing better control OF
great trust conspirades, Gov. Hughes need not fear compar-
ison with any MAJ Of his time. however exalted III place or
however heavily armed with political power
About ten days later the World paid Mr.. Hughes this high per-
sonal compliment:
lie dictated no nominations, controlled no convention,
traffcked in no patronage, made no bargains with Office
holders, or office seekers. He has rewarded nobody for sup
porting him and punished nobody for opposing him. What
influence he has welded over public opinion has come through
his appeals to the voters themselves
But Governor Hughes was not then ana aspirant for the presi-
dency, and a political organ could pay him compliments without di-
reetly weakening it's own party.
To-day, however, Mr.. Hughes appears before the public as q cam
.aidate for a position which is filed by a democrat, and we can see
words.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-08-31
SKIRTS.

The 1roquos Chief, edited by 'Dick" lIaladay, formerly state
auditor, and a man OF keen observation, comments as follows on the
2ecent order of the board of education:
"The WATERFOWL board of education has issued an order
proclaining the quality and style Of dress to be worn by
pupils attending the city schools, but we fail TO find anything
in the regulations requiring the girls to add a couple Of feet
to the bottom of their skirts. Whether this was an over
sight or was omitted from fear of offending the mothers who
likewise parade in this high-water style of dress, we are I'M
able to guess"
We might remind our Iroquois friend, who is a man Of much
travel, that he has doubtless seen girls-and women, too, for that
Iatter-on the streets who were arrayed III furs, beneath which were
heavy wooden skirts, but whose neeks were bare half way down to the
waist line, Notwithstanding the mercury i'll the thermometer was
playing hide and seek with zero.
We are not speaking for the school boards OF Watertown and
elsewhere. where rules regarding dress have been promulgated, but
Ii is obvious that regulations with respect to authorizations at the
top for school girls are not entirely ont of place.
We don't understand how a man Of IIalaaay's discernment
could have mdmentariy thought that the rules should apply only to
the lower extremity of the skirt.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-08-31
WAGES AND RENT

We don't recall the exact proportion Of ones wages the experts
have determined may be safely applied on house rental, but we are
'ef Detroit are called upon to pay. A committee Of business men re-
Gently investigated the question and reported that the laborng men of
the Michigan city are paying approximately thirty per cent Of their
per cent.
No laboring man can afford to pay anything like thirty per cent
of his wages for house rental. To do 50 means that he will be skimped
nothing laid by for a ssrainy day, + old AGE.
The country hat provides some means whereby its laboring men
may lay aside a portion of their wages is the one that will ultimately
1T can't 50 provide if twenty-five to thirty per cent of the laborers'
wages must go for rentals.
wages, albeit he IS said to be paying the highest IN the country, the