davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
Gn bplbefif Sorbenifiol6.

~&olb. Mmtst." forteller:
Set foregif paa Eunefronten. Gn
Selling @pgebjGlpere paa 8 Manh
at q. Battalion jog en- 1t9rre &pt=
t%crpatrouille paa Slugt. Spgeba-
rernc, ser fun me6fprte &aarer o9
lign., fto6 bag ct @jer6e / Somtale
meo en- &ptterun6erofficer at fannie
Earti, Ser ipr1rgte ONT 8ei 6a Sc
pll16ielig iaa fig omringe6e af be1t=
be6 en- Snes bebebne6e ~fjen6tlige
&pttere. Men &ptter<5 ergenten al
oereS Borti bar 9%jenipnlig life tobt
bag al en- 8ogn. San roobte til Sc
forblpffe6e 5pgeberere: ~@fp6, ST.
fantcrilter!" bbilfet pjebliffelig bab=
&c til Selge, at &ptterne ben6te ST.
itene og gallopereoe bort / Sen mgr
fe Seat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
8etienten trnbte 2naten.

6%orleoen Mftm TOM en- ung Mon6
Der trof me6 en- GDtle, ZEN til &c.
tienten / Nor6re Sribopnsgo6e
&ipbenbapn, fort9ller ~Natt."
Mab> ST.. 8etient, Sc iful6e
bel life bobe Ell Ten6ltif, 1oo jeg
fl1noc faa min @pflelp9te ten6t.
@etienten, Ser er en- flint Man6,
bole6e Gen6Itifferne frem og gob
Jig 1e1b til at ten6e 2pgten, for at
fife for mange Een61tiffer fnloc
gao / 2ebet. &on ipntes NOT, at Sen
11lge Man6 bar li6t rigelig nerbps,
mems @rbei6et ito6 poo. 0g 6aorlig
NOT bor ban fer6ig> for Gpfli1te1
iprong / @ao1en og gior6e fig flor
til at ip1&rte bort. Men / set iomme
bar Der EN- N%attebogt be6 @i6en al
@etienten:
- &allpi oct er min @pfle, iom
ban bar 1tiaalet.
@oo bleb &pben anbolot, % geat=
tebagten fi9rte bort pao fin Gpfle.
2pgten bar 10 t9n6tl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
3ullxnh.
1000 &r, bilbfarne.

StatsbanerneS &%as1efontor / Mar=
bus mootog Den 8. @eptember ct &e=
1pb pao 2>037 Ser. poo tire @ol ton,
biSningStelegrammer> Der n6ober
Mffen6eraoresien, IS. Sergen1en
GefloSbei 1, &j9benbapn life in6e=
bolot nogen iom belit Oplpsning.
&oSiefontoret ien6te ct 8reb
me6 Suffering til Sen opgibne
@oresie> men fit 8rebet tilboge fra
Roitbpfenet meo @aoffrift: uM6res-
1aten 11befien6t efter M6resien."
@enere bar man poa ale mnlige
Maaoer, og1a beo Yolitiets &iplp,
efteriegt Mfienoeren, men bi6til for
gipbes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
Danmark. -

tc Ser fig noget p6elt. Sons Sfeg
-. (5aa er oct 8orgbiergD Nej
for Softer! &anS Sfeg bofie-
Sc, og ban tog til / Geome. (l1no.
ifpl6l CT set &jerulfO Sngen @f,
brp6elierl @egapet bar bon it.
fc. (Det er So bel life ea &igs0ags=
nlono?) @ei og after @eil :. &c.
oopet nar ban altiao iffe, men ban
por ~fre61ommelig. San bar Itilfpr=
sig % er11ere6e Jig erligt % re-
6eligtl (Det moa ga biit olligebel
bore Ell, hi lite fjenoerD &an lebebe
miot / @trpmmen, men ban los fig
ol6rig rtbe me6 al Sen. 2iDet moreoe
bnm life, ban gobeoe oftel (yeu er
sen mp1tiffD -. M&an beoreoe bon1
be6 set feltligt 6effeoe @or6, @bam=
pagnen if11mmeoe / @loSiene til
bans 9@rel (@lt1aa en- @ulla1cb=
mon6D Mei nej! &nn bprte til
Sem, ser altio gaar. g1at | 6olf!
set en- Serminsagent?) Neil
set bar en- 9lters, cit ggte 2im=
Mine @errer, ban 1pnge
ebe! 49,. so 6erme6 96er hi bam.
w&lo6s .@ans".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
Almtnnrltgr EftsrrftntttDfr
Sen politiife @itnation.


s uEioen" Ifriner @r. S. 6. Gbri=
1tenien:
Set 'bleD life til &alg og life
til ct @omlingsminilterium met til
ct Minilteriltm me6 paab9ftet &on=
trolapporot. 5ligt er al6rig let tio,
1igcre / bort 2an0. Man oplebcr 0og
immerbef noget npt.
@bis nogen bill iige, at BET ct ct
mogert 6orlig, bill ri life beltrloe
set. 8i piloe bellere bane bobt 8alg.
81 Dor ofte giort gteoe for, at @olo
efter Dor Mening piloe bape rerlet
&uften % banet @eien for 6reo 90
SO / 2anoet UNDER &rigen, % Den
Mcning bor hi enonu, 11ogtet ri er
gooet n,eo til 0pcrensfomlten Sg
hi bor en6pi6ere Sen Mening, at
@alg piloe bape bilt babe Sn6lono
og ltolano, at set ct bele set 6onife
GoIf, ser bill pere nertralt, bbao
Ser ioo cro er iogt og ifrepet ant
Sen @etning.
&porfor fit III 6o life @alg?
2o6 % 1ige bet lige n6: Salg=
ffrrf boboc breot fig, og @%olgbump=
ret bonoc tabt fig. &ongens Spfor<
ori19 til at 6anne ct 5amltngSmt=
niIterium for at un6gao @olg, bap=
SC .nirfet til, at flere og flere iaac
poo @olg font paa noget, mon BELT
1fuloe un6gao 49,.
81 oe6 ifffe, men maoife ct Der
@enltrcmn116, 1om er misfornplet
eIIer / alt Gal6 betenfelige be6, at
8c,tltre poa @%igs6ogen er gaoet meo
til oen11e. OberenSfom1t Il. 81 bil 1ige
til 1oobnnne @enltrem9n6: &i0en oil
bite, ONT hi Dor &et = Ri for bort
ELECTROMAGNETIC bor bopt bore Spibl
- men ct Ct ittfffert, at bou6 Ri bar'
giort, bor Ri giort 16 fra Sen &e=
trootning, at set life bil6e bore for
1borligt pon Gorboono at of1laa at
prepc benne Sci TIL roligere &illtan>
s. / bert 2ono UNDER &rigen.
@pigter @eicn, ct ser lite an6en
n6bei en6 @alg, og ioa 1igger 6enne
n6peis archaeological bel og1oa far
for ollie. -! ,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24

@tor Spinbleraffere paa en @fo'
tpisfabrif.

.@tur Spinbleraffere paa en- @fo<
tptsfabrif.
Direftpr Millcr pao 5fot9jsfa=
briffen 5eligmann & Notban, &e=
lterbroga6e 107, tit forle0en &e16g
al en- ing Same, Ser preientere6e
fig font &ierelte til en- Ti1iferer
@cbellerup p6a Sabriffen. g. bab6c
b9bet Sorlobelien, og / &arme 6er=
ODER me66elte FUN mi Sir. &C., at
g. gienuem flere Mar bab6e giort
fig ifpl6tg i omfotten6e Spberier
fra 6obriften.
@agen mel6tes til &olittet, og
oct bi1er fig nlt, at man bar faaet
fat / en- meget omfatten0e Spberi=
lag. Si1 Doto er Der foretaget s
Mnbol6elier / 5ogen, - 5 Eilif9=
rere: @cbellerup, 8erg1trgm1 @e6en
&anien og @rics1on iamt 8 al Sa=
|brifens Sfomogerioen6e. Gilfferer-
nc bar tilltoaet itore Epberier fra
|2agrene, Sben6ene for paa pribate
@erfiteoer uo i @pen forfer6iget
|So6tei al Eppefolterne og bar Ser
efter io1gt Go6tejet til billige @ri=
ier til forifiellige @fotpisban6lere.
Ser menes at bore talrige &9lere
i 6enne Gag, og 6ens Smfang me-
mes at billie b1ipe meget %betD6eIigt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
Sun maa 9abe b9ret bel6ig.

S ct ipenif 8loo ifil6rer EN- lpenif
6orfatterin6e cit 9feiie giennem Spl=
lono, og omtaler tilii61t, ~bba6 bun
life 1ao":
timber bele @eiien bar ieg life Jet
en eneIte beruiet &er1on;
lite bert en- enelte 60;
lite oberberet noget SlagSmaal
lite bert 11ogen pere tarpelig bgj=
r9Itet og
fife let nogen lpDtte omfring fig
/ &enteiale, $ernbanetupeer eller
an6re offentlige @te6er.
Mf Sc @te6er, leg bar gieitet, bar
Set enc beret en @abnebp % set
an6et en- @ornilonSbp.
- &bor mon set bor beret?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
G1t Harp &rittf+

@%rofesior 8. g. @ircf ifriper /
~@oos 6anite Magaitn":
&ollet paa Sc %ielitabelige, er<
bberbSlige og flos1elige 8oreninger
ct TIT bofiet n6 ober Sc bel6ige
@ren1er: Sen enfelteS SntereSle er
fpre6t ODER for mange Soreninger;
er man tilme6 @eltpreliesme6lem;
l16fgrer mon life 1neget mere, men
-fpiloer fin SIS % @nergt: en agtet
@orger }ib6er / Sc Mftiei elifobers
Mepre1entantifaber> bbor bon 6oe
i a1t Solo 1fol ~piie ftg", og laa
balfer ban til @eitprel1esmeoe / fine
@asieforeninger eller / Soreninger
till ierlige imoa Sormaal: bon III
Der fig op / Meoer, boor Ser 1naf=
fes mere emo tenfes, bbori @o6t=
fo1f fun ito6er / &roft at Gran9
til at agere u6en at ban6le og til
rut bore meo pao @ille6et" eller at
foo Sci / bisie @molumenter. Scr
er 10 opitaaet en- bel @asfe al
Men6, bpiS beientlige Snotegt er
9ieter og &antiemer> offentlig &c.
fpisning paa SoreningsfoS1ers &eg=
ming, og bbis SID goor n1e6 &c.,
Ser. T..
SIT bere @e1 tprell esme6lem bill it.
fe ftge at ofre fig for ct eller on6et
Gormaal, n1en CT en @etilling, en-
ottraaet Sing, man femper for at
opnoo, og font mon bagefter u.s.
nDtter efter be6lte @pne. @n @fot
paa Dieter % Emtiemer piloe in6=
Trenfe &allet pao SEN Mrt @er1o=
aer til oct ne6benoige og giere Sc
1tprelier og &eprei entantifaber ar
bei6s= og fontrolopgtige.
Maa, r1an benter fig mi >iiffffe me:
get af 6em. On 9ireftgr 1ag6e e1
Dag til mig meget erligt: at e>
Be1tprelieSme6lem bos bam life fl
fin $antieme for at giere @rgbl
men for at boloe Mun6l
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
"9em fpinbelige 8etient".

sos Nolitiet / Malborg mp6te |
Sglge uMalb. Stiftst." forle6ell
Morgen Ell &i6bman6 fra en- 2an6s,
By biniioeS 6ior6en og flage6e fin
N66: ban bar bleben ifien6igt BE-
oraget. On Mftenen bob6e ban flo
set iammen me6 nogle @efien6te
poa Ell &eitaurant og ipiit og 6ruf-
fet og bnbt Set / set bele taget iao
rort.
@no freezer Sen enc al @elifobet
- la6 % fal6e bom 81. g.! -. 81
Ser. al bam for nogle Driffeborer,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
6arlig 2etiinoigbe6.

Do oct ferlte Mftentog fra Gbi=
iteo %forleoen Mften li6t for 81. g.
ga set Dor blepet merft, fiprte MEL
lem $bi6bierg og ugleb, mnrfe6e
Moifinperionalet nogle iterfe @tgo
| 2ofomotibet. Ser bleb. ofgipet
Meloing til ugleo Citation, og beo
l1noeripgel1en bite set iig> at tc
lp1e, men ret ipere $ernpla6er, 6e1
brugeS til un6erIog for @finner.
baboe beret lagt obenpaa @finnerne
Set er mt / 6elge ~Ebilt. 81. 3d."
oplp1t at oct er en- 9aarig Dreng
iom bar pbet 6enne @e6rift formo:
oentlig noen at bore flor ODER, bbil:
fe Selger bans 2etiin6igbe6 hun6t
babe forboIot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
Oct lDffebes 3bie Gang.

gn u>1g &usier anfom forle6en
til &oloing efter at bore 1luppet
pper @renien be6 S~re6erifsbgj.
&on blep tuget til 6ange JON
&oballeri1t / &arpaterne nllere6e /
1914. 80 ti6ligere Slugtforlpg Mis-
lpffeoeS for bam. Otter Set an6e1
fit ban / Splge Solo. Tolfebla0"
is Maane6erS S9ngiel, 1om ban IL
&c bab6e n61taaet, 6a ban for 81
Gage 1t6en 1taf al fra Sangelejren
be6 @cfernf9r6e.
San er % Mor. SGr &rigen bQ1
Fan &ellner / Moifpa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
6lDgtet 8rmgsfprcninas-11obeler.

Do @etprelien for Dalbpne6er
@rugSforening forle6en inbfan6t fig
for at glenne1ngaa &egnifabet, oberz
talfeoeS mon l1bebogeligt beo, at u.s.
oeler Sommer bar for pnn6er1. $50
litiet % Militpr bor ft6en forgebes
i6gt efter bam. Ser mangler ca.
1900 Ser. | &osien. Sommer, Ser
fpr bar bpret 2an6po1t, bar fun
pnret n6oeler / 1 Mor, og MON
n1ener, at 1n6erifu6et ifpl6es IT,
me6 Sorretningsfprel1 e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
,Haaltoelia".

s 2obe11 of 1913 om Motorfjgrc=
tpier forlangeS oct for at faa &iere=
tilla6elle E, at ELECTROMAGNETIC 1fal bere
en- paali6elig Yerlon. H%olitirette11
/ en- ligllanof &iebito6 foreipurgte
MI SuititSminiiteren, om en- Ber=
ion> Der for 6orfalifntng of ct
SlpttebeoiS bab6e facet en- betinget
Dom poa 2 og 5 DageS @an6 %
@reo, funoe anieS for at opfpl6a
2obenS &etingelie om at bore poa=
li6elig. ~Sultitsminiiteren formente
/ 6plge 49,. e., at @pergsmoalet
maatte beiDares befr9ften6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
@m 6eittale.

Mine @errerl &on bar cit at Sc
title / 2onoet, en- al Dem, Ser fg6es
nbemprfet> nten alligebel CT fire
paa en- Gong at fomme OBJ til 0per=
fla6en. (M%fbrpoel1e:: @or'et en- Dig=
ter?) Nei! @on 1o6 nroffelig
paa fin Stol (Mo! en- Mini=
iter2 &jatl &on ia6 uroffelig paa
fin @to1l Sag Sen roa @fal gjem=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
G1t Sam1er.

: On 73.aarig Some, ellen 2ors=
ootter, oeoe / SeIge ~2om. -Sollter
@tiftstioenoe" forle6en poo @an=
tbore SattigbuS, bpor bum bar OBJ
bolot Jig / mango Mor. ga MON
unoeriegte be116es @iemmer> opoo-
geoe man. at bum / en- Site bob6e
gjemt en- bel Sci Rengeitpffer al iolt
ca. 700 &r. Sum bab6e ogiao
gjemt en- Sci @@g, iom felpfglgelig
bar roa6ne> 1amt en- Sci @matterier,
looleoeS en- Del Gbofolaoe. Set er
oltiammen Sing ser Ei6 efter an
ben er ittuffet til ben6e poa be116eS
Nonoringer run6t / @ognet, bbor
bum bar meget afbol0t. @ogneraa6et
er Mrbing til ollie &erligbe6erne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
&elbt GbobliDre / &affen.

@n 72-aorig Mfteetsmon6 S. g.
Mnoerien, fol6et u@un6iten" fra
St1olornp be6 @tubbefpbing er. Die
ben anbolot ftgtet for at babe for.
16gt at forgibe fin Sen og fin Some
beo at bel6e noget Sboblipre / 6eres
&affe. San b1eb onbrogt / @tubbe,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
@frmf.
QQanfe Ssh.

st Hor @oboer / @erbe6en al
@lomSb1erg - en- @%oar6eier og en-
9us1nono - bar / lpngere Ei6 le-
bet / &ib og .@peftofel. Eioliqere
por De fon1met go6t no al oct font
r1en, men iult in0en set req uo,
1om man flyer, laante &usman6Sfo=
1en nog1e 9@g of @oar6man6Sfo-
men.
otter at nbenifobet bar bru61
no, fnn6e &uSmonosfonen noturIiQ=
ipiS lite t9nfe fig at aflebere Sc Iaqn:
te Mg, og BUN bol9te oerfor at Ieq=
&c @ggene / @aar6mon6enS %o1t=
toSie. Nn fpntes @aor6fone1, at Sci
bar Ell itmpel @oa6e at oflebere Sc
1oonte s@g pao> og bun iae6e 6erfo1
til fine 8grn, at De maotte fo1te
Wggene paa &nsmom6enS &us,
bbor De be6it fun6e fomme of1te6
meo oct. 0g iao faite6e begribeIig,
bis 8ernene @@ggene pna &uiets
Sacooe I maleriff Sorbirring. &11s=
manoen tog lite &epresiolier, men
melote Sogen til Holitiet.
@ooroman6sfonen bor MT / sygIqe
"5penS @tiftst:" / &olitiraten
11ottet betole 5 &r. / 8g6e til $50
1itifosien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
@nI645mnqlere.

Statspolitiet bar / 1engere Sis
bobt- Spm9rf ombe6en benben6t pao
SpprgSmaalet ON, bborbi6t ser fin
Der @~ul6uo1m1gling @te6 fra @ig=
benbobn. Ser maa 10 / Tglge Sc
,gieloen6e &eltemmelier fun u6fg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24

fpbtng Mrreit, men Der fon6t man
bam, oa ban iful6e til 6orbgr, 1ig-
gen6e 6p6. &an boboe bengt fig /
fit &alstgrfle6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24

S~lpberforpS, CT nu = Splge Yri=
pottelegram fra HoriS = bleben u6=
l19bnt til &orporal og CT ofgoaet
til Sronten, bbor ban bill fomme
til at giere Sjeneit tie 1ommen me6
a116re 6onife Glppere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
@ebaftpr / @riq.

Sbb. @eoaftgr at ~Marbus @tifts-
ti6enoe" @elling=Geielien, ser /
in6troo6te / set franlfe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
For .godt Haar.

n Aida siger:
Mira. Mason's Old
! English Hair Tonic
OF Shampoo Cream"
or 1 allie Maader me-
get tilfredsstillende.'
- Frances Aida.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
Mrs. MASON'S
OLD EngltBh
HAIR TONIC
OG CREAM

er de to Pr@parater, som benytte-
des af Kate Seaton Mason, den be-
kjendte engelske Haar-Speeialist,
we'd Haarfrisuren i Vanderbilts Fa~
mile; Hertuginden at Marlborough.
Nine. Melba, ogs acknowledgements /
New York, London og Paris, som
bevidner diets Overlegenhed for
tyndt, affaldepde, svagt, sttvt, split
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
POWDER

Here is proof and baby's picture
"My Oldest child was badly chafed,
fused all the time. and the only Wav
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24

|sende og fjerner Skurv Haarbun-
den. "Hair Tonic, 81 pr. F1aske.
Shampoo Cream, Csc pr. Pakke.
Mrs. Mason.s Bog: 'The Human
lair and How to Preserve it,, OF
n Prove at naevnte Shampoo" frft
"a Forlangende.
PAXTON TOILET CO. Boston. Mas.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24

could do anything with
him was to keep soft
cloths next to his skin. I
tried several powders
but nothing helped hir,
until l heard of Sykes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24

0AUO O6 61UH01VoC 1AosNA.
Mrs. Masonh "O1d
"English Hair Tonic" ug
rShampoo Cream" ON
fatter en- Adeles kom-
plet Behandliug f,r
Haarets Vedligeholdel-
sc. Shampoo Mid1et
tilberedt af oplivende 1g
rensende Urter, g1Sr
Haaret krGllet og glin-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24

Frances Aida.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-06-30
TO. ASK MoDIFIoATlON OF
>. - MIGRATORY BIRD LAW

Washington, June 27,-Joseph @.
Sachs, OF louisville, chairman. ana
J. Quincy Ward, OF Frankfort, exec
utive agent, OF the Kentucky State
Game and Fish Commission, arrived
in Washington to-day. They will
appear before the Biological Survey
tomorrow to ask for modification
of several administrative features of
the migratory bird law.
~ the opinion OF the Kentuckians
the season when it is prohibited to
shoot wild fowl should be changed
so that the sportsmen of their State
may have ain even break" with those
of Indiana and, other nearby States,
who are not governed by such strin-
gent Federal regulations.
Arrangements for the hearing TO
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-06-30
ROOSEVELT RADY TO
OFFER HIS SERVICES
If VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED
COLONEL WILLING TO LEAD
$1,000 MEN.

New York, June 27.-Theodore
Roosevelt is preparing to offer a d.
vision OF approximately 10000 men
to the United States Government, ac-
companied by his application for q
commission as Major General, in the
event of war with Mexico, and cali
by the President for volunteers, IL
was learned here tonight from av-
lucrative sources.
Elaborate plans have been made
quietly to recruit the organization
from picked men thruout the coun-
try, and it is said Col Roosevelt has
worked out every detail that would
expedite the mobilization of the large
fighting unit. Even the horses and
mules necessary are said to have
been pledged.
To Raise Four Brigades.
The division will consist, it is re-
ported, of four brigades. instead Of
three as prescribed in the army reg
ulations. In the division will be cav
airy, infantry, field artillery, aero
plane detachment, engineers, signal
corps and the most modern field hos
pital equipment. An ample number
of machine guns will accompany the
division.
1t is understood Col. Roosevelt and
his aides have consulted with his
friends in the regular army holding
high rank, and the entire scheme
has been received with approval.
If it is possible, the principal Of
ficers will be drawn from the regular
army. Recruiting for the division
is to be done to large extent in the
West and Middle West, principally
among men who have had previous
military experience and men who
have served in: the various branches
of the military service.
The main equipment for the divis-
ion, it is said, will have to be sup
piled by the War Department. such
as rifles, ammunition and clothing.
1t is reported supplies of machine
guns and aeroplanes are being manu-
featured by private concerns for the
division.
Col Roosevelt's friends say he has
been receiving at his home in Oyster
Bay many letters containing offers
from heads. of military organizations
to supply him with men should he
contemplate raising a force for the
front.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-06-30
SIOUX INDIANS EAGER
FOR MILITARY SERVICE
Sincerely yours,
OZNA SHUTS, S. S. o. c.

Washington, June 27.-Fifteen
hundred Sioux Indians in South Da-
kota have offered to enlist in the
military service of the United States
in the Mexican emergency. The Of
fer came in a letter to Senator John
son,of South Dakota, who today no.
titled Secretary of War Baker. The
senator was informed that the Indi-
ans must restrain their patriotic de-
sire to fight for their country unless
there was a call for volunteers.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-06-30
Grabs woif BY Thsoac:'

F. Car SRIcAsrdson. night Iifatshal,
has performed many daring feats.
hut has latest was the capture of a
gray wolf barshand6d. The wolff q
large female, was In o fighting sfdood.
at that. because seven OF her young
were in danger OF capture. %-S~
Richardson and Charles Dye, OF
this city. happened to es'otf- I'VE
miles southwest OF Columbus Sseent-
ly when they spied the wblt..$They
followed her until she disappeared in
a hole. The men knew from the ae-
ton OF the wolf that there ;were.some
baby wolves in the hole. Several
times the wolf looked out 10 see what
was going on. .H p,
The men had no gun and II was
too far TO go after one. so they took
opposite positions around the hole
and waited. The next time the an
imal stuck its head out II was look
ing at Dye. and Richardson sprang
and grabbed II by the back OF the
neck. He held on until Dye tore
down fence to get pole with which
the wolf was finally kilied.--colum.
bus. Kan. Dispatch to Kansas City
Star. rs
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-06-30
Early American BibIes.

The first Bible printed in America
was in an Indian language, translat,
ed by John Elliott. pioneer mission
airy to the Indians. and published, AT
Cambridge, Mass. the New Tesla
ment. in 1861. the entire Bible Id
1868, says the Christian Herald. In
1858 one William Bradford propos.
ed to print an English Bible by sub
scriptiop, the price Of the book to the
subscribers being 20 shillings or a
pound OF sterling In l777, during
the Revolutionary war, there were
so few bibles in the little group OF
States that Congress voted to print
so 900 copies, Even this was found
impracticable. Type and paper were
wanting, and by way of compromise
10000 Bibles were then ordered "
be imported from Europe by author
ity Of Congress, the reason being Civ
en- that "its use was so universal
and its importance so great" But
even this could not be done owing
TO the war embargo. The work was
then undertaken in 1882 by Mr.. Rob
ert Aitken. of Philadelphia, as a priv
ate enterprise. The books were few
and dear.
H
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-06-30
AUTO MAKER OFFER
AID TO UNCLE sam
WILL FURNISH TRUCKS AND
3. PASSENGER CARS AS FAST =
AS NEEDED. -,.

New York, June 27.--The auto
mobile manufacturers of the United
States are prepared to furnish TO the
government on short notice nine hum
bred motor trucks and 1000 passen-
ger automobiles day. says Alfred
Reeves, general manager of the Ma
tional Automobile Chamber of Com
merce. Mr.. Reeves says this .infor-
nation was given to the War De-
partment at recent meeting of the
advisory board of the general STAFF
of the United States army The au-
tomobile manufacturers we're told
that this offer would be"sutficient. to
meet any contingency.
$50 far as the automobile makers
are concerned they stand ready 70
stop shipping anywhere to take care
of our country's needs" said Mr..
Reeves. This means that any part
of production running to 100000
motor vehicles year can be diverted
to the use of the United States.
do not think that any demands the
War Department may make on us
will interfere with the ability of the
industry to take care of private re-
quirements.
"In order to work for motor truck
preparedness we are going to divide
the country into zones and lay out a
definite plan of what each State will
be required to furnish in trucks and
men in connection with any army up
to 100000. This plan is to cover
factories, automobile dealers and in
dividual owners of trucks and it con-
Germs national preparedness over and
above the Mexican situation"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-06-30
Hrners. Attention.

We have a stock of Farm Imple-
ments consisting of Blue Bird Plows,
Vulcan Chill Turning Plows, Peg
Tooth and Disc Harrows, Single and
Two-row Corn Drills. One and two
horse Cultivators, Single and Double
Shovel Flows and anything else IN
the Implement line you may need,
We also. have three Weber Road
Wagons aud one Rslnsbopt Buggy.
All this will be sold on regular terus.
Don't forget we still handle the az
tabliahed Jones' Brand Fertiltzer.
e. W. z. ELLIS 6 BRO,
Sets Hartford, Ky. b