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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28
THREE OF WASHINGTONS WEALTHIESTCTIZENS, WHOSE
HOMES WERE RAIDED, ANNOUNCE THEY WILL
RESIDE IN SAN FRANCISCO HEREAFTER.
SHERIFF TOOK THEIR PRIVATE WINES
Trio's Leaving Is Bad Blow For City, Which, According to
|. A. Walker, Former Federal Official, Is In a
DemoraIized Business Condition

Mr.. Walker was formerly secretary
of the territory of Montana and assay
er in charge of the United States assay
office in Helena. He is a brother-in-.
law OF Henry M. Parchen of this city
and for many years prominently iden-
tilted with the business life of Helena.
Want Another Chance.
IF we could only vote on it again,
appears to be the universal appeal of
business men in all walks of life in
Seattle at the present time" said Mr..
Walker yesterday. "Unthinkingly, per-
haps, they voted the saloons out Of
business, not knowing and apparently
But now the realization of what prohi-
bition really is has been brought to
them, and day after day they are say
ing to each other: If we could only
vote On it again
And Judging from the general SEN
timent, not only in Seattle, but in Ia
coma, Spokane and other larger cities
of the state, if the people were given
the opportunity of expressing them
selves on the liquor question they
would fail by many thousands of votes
to enter the dry column in the roll
call of states.
Zone only needs to walk about the
principal business streets of Seattle
to see that there is much merit in this
statement. Block after block one may
see vacant store rooms, with their
TO Let signs, standing idle day after
day. Rentals have fallen off greatly
and it is next to impossible to make
a property transfer because of the un-
J certain value of inside business prop
erty.
Before the prohibition election the
clothing merchant, the dry goods mer-
chant and merchants in other similar
lines of business we're saying: Let
them vote the state dry if they want,
it won't hurt our business in the least
Forced Out Of Business.
But now many of these same mer-
chants have been forced out of bust
ness even within the short time since
Washington went dry" They voted for
plOLlUltlOu duu consequently lOICCu
the saloons which generally occupied
the corner DON out of business. Try.
ing to maintain a business next to a
vacant store room is a hard job and
a lot of those who thought that pro-
hibition might stimulate their business
are now seeing the error of their argu-
ments, while they are at the same
time disposing Of their business as
best they can and moving away.
ut may be that prohibition will
work out all right in time, but you
can not convince the average Seattle
business man that this is so. He sees
the falling off Of his business; he sees
the ~stagnation which has been caused
through prohibitions; he sees cloudy
times ahead; is it any wonder then
that he is saying: If we could only
vote on it again."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28

S Den m1erifa11lfe &pllgrcs MP
pes ser igen Strio ON, bpmpiot
GeorD eller Gpof nooe0c Noropc=
feu. Snger at 0'@rr. bor fremlnet
a1omItp6eftge &epiier for, at Moc=
let naue6es, men ser CT jp Sen Tpr=
.1fjel, at mebens man %ufforbrco2
Goof 8epiier, forlangte 11ian i11cl1
af &earp. Muligbis Sc begge ljo1
b9ret ser - muligbis ingen al nul1
Dor Ser.
Set er i Bru1ben ten1melig :ige=
g,rbmt altiammen. S Sc iiolte 9(or=
f,tiinoer bor acknowledgment f(orct
fig gdnife ppnt uoen at bare let
Sor0ens noroliglte &unft. Man bo1
biblt, at N%oropolcn maotte bore til.
sng 0ermeb bar ma11 llooet Jig til
@&ua1s. Set fan man roligt qjpre
fr%e1noeles, tbi 1ogen reel Serb
bar bens Spbogelle life, bperfer
bibenlfabeligt eller pau an0en Moo:
:0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28
@tnneanta #nltttk.

Yaa ale &artcr m1prfer n1ull
ltprft Rpre / SEN pplitiife Mnoe=
ocn1. @epGgellen 116gaor JONI oltib
fra @al6ington, Notionens politiife
Centrum pg bre0er Jig pi0ere, ng
.pibcre 11b / Sc enfelte @foter. gionn
.efter Nopn fp6es til &artierne og
oereS M11ifuelier, &on6i0oter buffer
op pg &an6iooter foribin6er.
gloret preges notl1rligpis oper=
bejenoe al Ben Smiten6igbeo> at ct
FreiioentDalg finder Steo> og fer
nGbncS bber Sag 11pe Mpn0, ionl
Fpan en- eller an6er1 Mao6e benter
at fomme / 8etragtning. Sc 6omi-
neren0e Eortier me6er frem me6
0eres %io1i0eite @fDts, politiife Mr=
gltmenter> 6emofratiife og rep11bli=
fanffe @nifuelier ipirrer en- ON
grerne. Set ct life alti6 ganife let
for Sen 1tinhpieDe at naa in6 til
lelpe 5ogens in6erlte &erne.
Men ielpfelgelig pi1 enbber loyal
@9lger fprlt og fren1melt tGnfe poo
at ltemmc poo Sc MGn0, font :
otter bans %per1pnlige 5fjpn = or
be6lt egnet til at pootoge Jig Set
Mnipor og Ben Nligt, Ser fplger
meo pplitiife Gilliosbberp.
Scr / Minneiota foreitoor Yrp-
.bebolg Sen 19. sunni = og babe
@olget % Dagen impoeies mc0 me-
gen @pGnoing.
@i fer os / Sag / 5ta11o til at
bringe en- Sberiigt ODER 6ar pje-
bliffelige @itl1ation, for ioa biot
iom oetne -antp6es al onmelote
&onbioater, ser bejler til @elger=
mes CUNT og Sillio peo y8rimorD
election" i Minneloto.
g. g.. Sperien og State1s fun=
geren6e @uberner> s. 81. 81. @urn-
bar begge mcl0t Zig iom Gu
pernprfm6i0oter.
Soften iom 6orbnnosienator H.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28
|MREM ASS0CAf&8
LABEL
S8lASGIAAGEl M@

Momiral bon @olt5eroprff, Scr TIT
ct Gbef for set tpife Momirolitct.
CT lite Set n1ino|tc fprlfrnffct / Nn=
Looming al Ocn lcnelte ol1crifunife
Nptc; paa f%longfltIbt Ipif crflurcr
for: uSm fen Mooneocr til hil
a11o11 taa at 1c, buob hi fan title
up meo britiif 5fibsfort. Mil,gcn.
81 bar lngt ON Stnrbritonniel1, bill
bline beltanoiat foltcrc % itronrmc=
&c, % 1ao ifof hi iG, ON Gnglunb
fren10eles bill brp6c, at set life bill
flute Sreb, fpr Gplflono CT eoc=
Ingt!"
9cnne frpgteligc Srtolcl moo
England pg his1e gplbne spftcr til
Sen tplfe Station pirfer nermelt
%pareoiif, naar mon beterrfer, at sen
fDife &rigsflaooe frcmocles liggcr
tnoelp9rret al Gnglmb, % at Sen
fpIfe. @anoels CT iporlpit for
Trl1nOet fra &erbc,1sbope1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28

@egiering meget tpoeligt bar Iobet
fig forltaa n1eb, at bc1 1let life er
begeiltrt opcr at babe Mabolan6ets
@olooter inbe pon fit eget Mepier.
&ele Sagten gel0er Sen enc
Manb, Yoncbo &illa, apGgtppen,
&ogobonbaL @%pel1tpreren, Mpber=
Dep0ingen, Scr brpnmler ltort og
bilot ON Ell Gag at 1tbbc iom fit
SANDS &rGliocnt.
@orolen CT: u5faf 8illa, opo el=
.Icr %lcpenbe!"'
Mcn &illo labcr fig aabellbart if
fe 1oo Let Marie. San CT inn, ban
.fie11oer fit 2o110 og olle bets Client
n1cltebcr, hor CT ligc 1oa gobt bien=
me / 9rfencn font / SC bilbc @jerg-
eg1,c; ban fjcnoer 6lo0ernes 1tribe
|2gb pg Sc lp11lige 5tjuleItcocr
|@fppc1c. Gcrtil CT 9oll 6riltig, og
sen Slot, Scr fpl9cr boln, bor life
blot Gillio til bans @bner lou1
|&phoinq, n1c11 oolp0cr lam pglao.
Sons Soft nc0, at oolpoer Sc life,
blipcr SC iimpcltbcn ifr1bt. Den Gag
ct gonifc ligctil: Sr1gel1 &rigsrct,
i1gen 6orbpr ellcr sen Slogs MO-
0ernc 0iffc0orer. 8ure 2D6igbc6 e.
Ter Gfief11tion.
Set blipcr nuppc / ubennc Ont
Qono", at Nu1crifonernc' foar fat i
Gillo.
81 / @oihinQton icr 11dn 81 bel=
Ter life mere 1oo nptimiittif paa
@illo=Sogtcn ioln fpr, nopnlig life
otter Sc nnGorteoc og brogcbc Sfuf=
fclier, Gfspcoitionens bi0tioige Sor=
lgb ollercbc bor foronriagct boooe
@e11crolitob pg &riqsn1inil teri11m.
Gn al Grlr10enc iii, at Sc tG11=
fe1loe Ct liot lfcptiife, CT, at Sor=
]pgct poo at fon9c &illn n1eget let
1pncs at fl1nnc in6nifle Sc Sorcneoc
Gtoter / en- olporlig &pnflift n1cO
SEN Staggering, lom / 9jebliffet 1t0=
Ser til S9jbprbs / Mcrico GitD.
90 fer bettc, bliper Set fprlt for
Mlppr golt: Ghi So or Ser i1ge11
Gorro115ilter pg ingen &illa=SilbGn=
gere mere, n1c11 FIN Mericanere, Ser
nil gjorc frlles Trpnt moo l1lclc
Gam.
Sg l1nclc Gam CT, lpu1 hcfjcnbt>
grl,mme 6oorli9t forhereot paa at
in6lo6e fig poa militGre Mfgjprel=
Ter al internotionole Mellen1pGren=
Der.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28

ges op1taoet at 6ra11f aellogg (5t.
Fonl), q. 9. @berbort (Mnnfato),
Moies Glopp (5ergus Sal1s) oe
CHARLES 81. 2inoberg (2ittle 5ol1s).
Der fiat ogioo nnlges Meolun=
mcr al uSonie of Representations"
90 Der ipnes Sc &onoibotcr, ion
6ibtil CT troaot frem pao Mrenocl,
/ fprltc % ijette 9iitrift at billie fao
en- ret board &on1p meo Oppoiitio=
nen; / fprlte &ongrcsoi1trift Dor
fem &anbi0otcr melot fig, / Dcttc
ct Ser fire.
Sil @iccgllperl,prel,s Yoit olpi=
rercr OF. s. q. @otcs (&c1po1),
S1oS. Tronflon (5pring GelleD)
pg Son1cs Netcrlen (M}il1ncopolis),
n1ebens Stotsfosiererens Gn1be0e
lpges al Yeter Scbmor3 (Go0ge
Gentcr), 81. 81. Sobnlorl (NlultinD.
g.. M. 9}ellon (Mim1eopolis) oq
&enrp Shines (@:eoru). Ser CT
enbbo n1ol1ge anorc &onoiooter, on
bbem hi le11ere 1fal me6oelc.
Com mani bill fulnc 1fjpnne al
6cnnc f%orelpbige og f%ortfotteol
.Sber1tgt, Dil Set Dprc bore 2el eres
Spntgrf1ombeo bGr0 at fglgc Scr
&on1p, ion1 mi fo%reltoor Sen 49,
sunni.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28

ipils Torfotterlfob life mere fu1oe
cfsiltcre, otter at @rol10eS / fit
gr11noigc @erf ~@illiolu Gbofc=
1peare"> 1ligjca0rincligt og Snnco frof-
|tig &aouo hoboe rornmet en- &el
gjenem alt 8ocon=&rpplct.
Sg 6og far ocnnc Sag beifinfti=
get Gulinoer al Mcnneifcr / Sc ii0=
lite ca. treltnostDpe Mor. Gen bor
bcle @jerac al 2itterotur,
log Den enc @isning mere 11rimclig
(eno Sen on0en er fremlot> men ems
]6o ,itoor 5bofeipcorcs @er0c1>srp
iioa nroffeligt og ftffert ipm olorig
Enogen @in6e.
Ser ifdl mere ems Ell Gisuing til
lat foa 8ugt me0 biltorilfe ajcnos=
tgierninger, 1om life ct mere ems
fire &un6re0e Star gomle.
6pr SoDonnes g. Scnicn 1ogen
f@in6e mbefole0e 9igternc at tilin=
Itetgj9re alle n11tlige iclpbipgrofi life
lSplpsningcr og olle &looer pg IT'S
fo1t til 6ercs &erfer> boboe 5bofe=
ipeore fun6et Set betimeligt at 1let=
tie 5porene efter fig: 9. b. l., @po=
rene al ocnne glrt. Sg Set CT jo
bans ltore Sell. &ap0e ban iprget
for / Si0e at u6lepere lit 2ips Sent
mcligbe6er til al1ncl1 @eifucIle, bob=
oe iaomano ingen prbnct poo at
billie gipre Sroncis Bacon til Sor=
fattcr at Sc 5bofelpeareife 9romo=
CT en0 life 9omu1er SlttDill.
Sg 0og fan @illiom 6bofelpcore
ligge gonife roligt / lin @rop. Sans
SGrfer bill beiton0igt lp1e lom Ct
%flommen0c Mon1tmcnt oner bons
A&1tnlts 5torbe6, bans intuitipc Tor=
{1taocl1e al Mennc%l feGjcrtct, al Men=
l1eife1e ielb og bercs 5fjnbncr. -
9brt Orb, Don lfren, bnrcr @l1o
It'll Dor egen Sis, 1orn ON Sc bar
ifreDet / Sior. Sc nil bpre 8l1o til
Ibe ieneltc Slegter fra bons eget
[rige 2ib, bans eget bonfenoe @ier=
tie. Og bber Gang hi mprer os oper
15olltaff cller grl1bler tungiin6igt
{n1eo &anlet, bill ri finite @bofe=
lpeares @fDgge.
/ Sbafeipeares Man6 leper / Sc
ISfueipi1, / Be 9igte> bon ifnnfeoe
lin Somtib og al @ftertio - leber,
Itro6s alle Sc Sori9g, Ser 11aipt bill
|nnolipe oen ia, leper tro0s iel=
Ibelte 9ommer Sutbill!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28

Wfen oe Ger biem1ne, iom looleoes
felger oS, berer for liot fra %. Sc
faar emo lite ditto @oar pao Iige=
frenn1ne Spergsmaol. Ntaturligpis
b9rer De MI og Ga, og set gleocr
Dem. Wen Sc buroe bprc there,
ioo Sc tunoe faa Ell lterfere Tplel-
1e al, at ri birfelig letter Yris pao
at bebare Jorbinoelicn mes Dem.
Ser CT til 5ioer lao lonst mellcm
8no Der opre fra, at Sc ltooer lom
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28

s Baltimore, bbor Billy Gut
sbop forleoen Sag afilutteoe Ell al
fine ieniutionclle @affeliesfompog=
et1er, fal6t fplgcnoe @is6omsoro ira
sDons 29ber: rSSeg bor> mine &en=
:rer, beret / bis1e &irfer, bpor jeg
;funhe fe Sstappe benge neo fra
.-22pitfronerne, &imfroit poa @Ug9e=
rte, og bbor jeg melt al alt fpltc
mig oplagt til at 19be poa Gfpjter
nebn0 Mibtergangene."
Bi1lps 6ore0rag = eller ErGoi=
feuer, ffal man pei foloe 6er1 =
CT ligeiao ipeffe6e meo oroitilfe
@enoinger iom>. / 6plge Silbclm
Sect, en- vSlelfe1teg n1eo Serner".
% set CT bel 6e11ne @gen1fab, bDor=
boo bans @ergmmelie egentlig boi=
fer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28
Aarxtfu.

Do 6en omerifmife &egjering
for ct 8nr Mar itoe1 ien6te en-
tE}faDre til gera @rl15 for at tpinge
9uerto til at %lalutere Set omeri=
foulfe Stag, 1om bar blepet boo1et,
uor Tocit Bette, at benpeo Ell Ones
u1tge Marineiol6oter bleb orebt al
z5ranctire11rer .og at - Slaget in
gen Salut fit.
neutrality-suspicious. blep, bortiet
fra Sc M~enneffeliD, Der gbtes til in
gen 8eroens Nptte, i1et og ret en-
Garce.
9au i~treifer Uncle Sans @ol0o-
tel. fem &unore6e Ml inoenfor
Mericos @ranfer; be bar iberfiat
ct formeliet Selttog sneo &nroner,
Moifiingeperer, ifouelige SlDbema-
finer, reniorereoe Haaoipie Shop
porter % at, bbab Der eIlers berer
tI Ell rnooer,1e aa1npagne 11ge eff
ter uee bar goI6uterne Iaoe fig.
Ioffe Iatlgere o. Ir1lgere no !
2o11oet, 1o Eerritori1lm Der
ser id Iiirlf on BET lfienot.
oaoer giebIiif on1
buex DprIeoe nogen 5inoe
ieu.tn meaiforfe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28

og Sag ct fort Mrbei0e for at ifof-
fe Mioler til at poe en- Saanos-
retiring meo: til en- Menigbeo, til
Fr91teeleber 0. a. Set er life itore
ber ct Gale ONT. Men Sc bar
aofillige @ange afbiulpet birfelig
Srang og birfelige 5opn. 0g oes-
noen - ri minoes 10 Sem fottigc
@nfes @ferp; set er 9ierteloget %
life @apens 9tprrel1e, Ser bctp0er
11oget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28
#rn ]Hatria.

, Entertainments ainrligbeo til
5tiernebarmeret CT ct al Sc fjpn=
nelte Grnf / sen ltnrfc &otriotis=
me.
Seen. De1 faor, jp ion1mc Gibcr
nogle grptelfe l1ollag, iom +. CTS,
oo mon / bcllig Sl10ignntipn multi
tcrcoc CIT intetnncnoc screenings
MON / Sobpfen> foroi ban poo Sjcr=
SC S1tli bapoe lat ct 1tort Stag /
@tnouet> men at Sanbarc bonhc
facet set be11bt ne6a6.
/. gu cano0iif 9on1e, Ser bar bolat
/ 9drpit, MicD., piloe / fit Sis
puo Ell al Sc omcrifonife Minocooge
brore 6ct 2o1l0, Dpori b11n INT op=
bolot fig, r1e11 bo bum life eje6e ct
merifmlf SGog, fejre0c b11n 90
9c1 beo at bejlc grgla11os Slog
til sore for Mnlerifo. Gn Slot bD=
iteriife &atrioter req Sloget neo og
flgnge0e set / Stumper pg 5tDf=
fer.
Gisle @fsempler ct. gonife bit
bcllteoe fra Sberbribeller11es @eri=
feri, me11 e11bber bill fu1l11e fortalle
fra lin !cgen &re6s ont 1%oooonne
l10llag al &11albpatriotisme. (Og Ri
fo1 fer mi116e ont en- lignen6e Woer=
liggaae1> 0u 8rpgger Sacobien / fin
rep ct tDlf Stag neo peo CIT So
6eon1 tolt paa Song = Sc nprmere
Snlte11oigbebcr buffer hi / Rjeb1if=
fet ifffe.)
Gn 6riltig 9omlner / Gcs Mpi=
ncs, Solpo, 9u0lep pcb 9eopu> bo1
ppret lrrOeles foniefpert / i'm Op
fottelie al Sen Sribut, Scr ifplocs
5lo9ct; fplgcnoe oil bic set:
Gen c%llcneooriec sfolcore11g, SIT
bert Gopes, bob0c nngtet at gjpre
ocn ooglige @onnpr fpr Sloget
.oe1r pffentlige Sfole; bporfor SIT
bert life pil0e fplgc fine &or1r1e=
rioters Gfsen1pcl, frcmgoor life gol1=
lfe flort al Sc fnoppc Webbelellc r
lom 9loocne bar brogt.
Men loole0es 1pnes set at bung(
lomncn: 9rengcr og bans Sorrl=
orc tilbprcr en- religips Geft, SCI
|folocr Jig ~&elliggjortc", og SIT
bert bur III, foaet SEN Opiottelie
i10pooet i lit 1>r1ge 5in0, at fan
life bc9pper at ugjpre @o1mer" for
on0rc ellcr a11oet e>1o @l1b, i0et sc
~&elliggiorte" bnbocr, at pirfeliq
@rilten0om intet bor r1eo Trorc=
lon0sfjnrligbe6 at giere.
9omnncr 9uolep crflnre0c, At
|~Jloget ct Summer. Get, Meligione.
Munmer to-, pg ploe 0rc11gel1
fremoeles negte at giere Spnnpr.
'lpm olle m1Orc gjerc set, piloc fan
|blibe .lenbt til CIT Sporogcljeson=
ltolt. @boo &eiultotet blcp> forelig=
ger life.
Mc1r set mao ajpre ollc bclin=
0igc Meuu1cife fer on6t at tp1rfe poo
oe1 lille Sur lo1n ielb 1f11lbe tref=
fc Set bonlfelige &olg = ct &olg,
Ser / Grun0en filler for 1torc Tor.
0ri11ger til bnns Ml0er.
Mp>1 life 0on1n1eren fun0c bupe
fur1oet EN- onben Moooe at ofgjpre
5ngen cnb hco 1ooleocs at title
sen puu Spi01en?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28
Obi kfnhra fur &rt.

Cont ct %bunoriitiif Npropos
@nleoning al 5bofeipeore Minoefe
iter1e fom forle6en Sag Sen Me6-
6elel1e fra Chicago, at 6erpnren6e
9ommer Sutbil i Ell Sag, Ser Der:
1ere6e for bans 9oultol, bopoe
ufju,6t for Met", at 2orb @ocor
bar 6orfotter al SC Sfuelpil> Jon
@bafeipeore oilers bor fooet 9grc,
for.
Sl1tbill, ct biotil 11fie>1ot Mom1
,er III iiffcr paa fin cgen 1pecielll
Nicbc / @cr6cnsberpu1n1clle Gol:
leri. Sl>tbill bar Mo11oen, Ser mcl
ct enelte 5pnr6hug bugge0e Ser
gor0iife &nl,oc obcr. Gl1tbill bo1
omltprtct ollc Spipl, G1lt6ill ba1
gjort fig til &croerslitterotl,renS
@pjelterctsDpmncr pg pillet .allf
2onrberfronicnc al 5fjoloen frc
Strotforb. Men Sl1tbills 1tprlte
Sortjencite hil bore 6c1l at bon
bar facet Set gonlfc Mmerifu til al
1e. Og Set CT 6og nogct bero / Dis=
ie olborlige Si6cr.
geoturligbis bar 8ocon=Gbofe
lpeore=Sbitcn olliacpel br116t op, III
6a man felter til Mi11be ONT Ser
ltorc 9igtcrS 9po50ag. Seen mar
lfll6c egentlig Dope troet, al
Spergsmloolct ON Sc berpnlte 6fl1e:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28
. LUKE McLUKE SAYS

The bill now pending in Congress
providing for national prohibition
inspired the Cincinnati Enquirer
humorist to this
"If Congress ever, gets through
f~ussing it might start in and inves-
tigate the fact that millions of qal-
Ions of perfectly good booze are
spoiled by the patent medicine man.
u%facturer every year."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28

Stem paa Peter ]. Schwarg til
dette vigtige og a~nsvarsfulde
Embede; han er en- erfareia
Banker og en- at Statens ledende
Mand, der har bekladt mango
Tilliisposter sin Hjemstava,
Dodge County hvor han har
boet mango Aar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28
MtlHrn fra Danmark.
9anif=amcrifanif @irfipmbco /
@jemlanbet.

!Njemlanoet.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28

- strib efter Ersbeunmmer al
bette Slab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28

PAID ADVERTISEMENT.
Prepared by Chas. E. Schwarg,
$50 Andrus Block. $1.0O per inch.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-03-16

There was an air OF detachment about
her. No portion Of her garments
touched him. She was always so.
aloof in a quiet way. Now. as she
tended the stranger silently, one oi
her long braids slipped over her shout
der and fell across his hand. He drew
away from the contact sharply and a
dozen pairs OF eyes saw the action.
"Hell!" murmured a man at the
other side in mild amazement.
But not even the importance Of the
arrival of the Dilllngworth Lumber
company could keep silent this bunch
OF men from the ends OF the earth
They were free lances, following
wherever fancy and the lumber camps
led them through the mountains ami
the big woods, contented In this place
or moving on, bound by no rules. as in
dependent and unholdable as the very
birds OF the air.
In three minutes the laughter was
sweeping gustily again, accompanied
by the solid clnk OF cook.shack dishes.
the clatter of knives for the most part
used as very adequate shovels, and
Walter Sandry was forgotten or
passed over.
An hour later he stood alone in the
middle of a tiny room at the south
of the building, looking fixedly at the
yellow flame OF a glass hand-lamp on
stand. Under the lamp was woolly
mat of bright red yarn, a wonderful
creation-under that a thin. white
scarf, beautifully clean, the iruned
creases standing out stihly. Beside
the lamp lay a pink-lipped cOnch shell
and a Bible.
Sandry looked longest at the Bible
beside the lamp and presently he took
II up curiously. lingering 1t with a quiz
zical. weary smile.
Its edges were thin and frayed and
he noticed that It was greatly worn
Walter Sandry smiled and glanced
at random through the book.
Motherhood" he said half aloud.
rs there nowhere father?-a dear
old chap of the earth, gentle old
man with white hair? One who has
raised 4 SON" AS II in answer 10 the
whimsical words. the fragile leaves
separated at the tragic record of King
David and the words OF that ancient
father-heart stared up at him. "Oh.
Absalom. my son, my son!" vital In
their anguish With snap he closed
the book, holding It tightly clasped In
his hands while he stared into the
fame of the lamp with knit brows and
twitch,ng lips.
It was as II the fateful cry had
touched some sore spot In his heart.
set throbbing some half-healed pain.
For moment shadow as of a vague
remorse darkened his EXPRESSIVE face