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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-09-06
COL. STONE IN COLUMBIA. ,

We went down to Columbia Fri
day night. We didn't get uptown be-
fore we saw signs Of A. M. Stone,
formerly of Wytheville, Va, Atlanta,
Ca, and Abbeville, s. c., but now in
Columbia, who is selling Haynes
automobiles. When we got out Sat-
urday morning after good nights
rest, one of the first persons we saw
was the colonel. He stands with his
feet further apart than ever, and
unless the streets are widened at
once, he will be able to straddle the
widest of them when he gets in con-
versation with E. w. Robert$on,
whom he will call Ed by next week,
or Cole Blease, about the merits of
the Haynes. The fact is that, we
expect Mr.. Robertson to build an
other sky-scraper, or lengthen the
street railway since Colonel Stone
has hit the city.
The Colonel and Mrs. Stone have
rented apartments on Elmwood. Ave-
nue., and will 60 to housekeeping at
once. They have rooms to spare,
which they have taken for the pur-
pose of entertaining all their friends
at the Fair. They expect to have at
least fifty or sixty friends with them
on that occasion and are making
ready. Stone wishes everyone from
Abbeville. to whom he sold car, or
tried to sell one, to be his guest, and
he promises them ride about the
city in one of the new Haynes
twelves, which are coming out. he
expects to have at least dozen of
these cars in stock during the Fair
for this purpose. This is what Stone
told u.s. Mrs. Stone didn't mention
the matter.
But if you want to know all. about
Columbia when you 60 down, we
advise you to consult Stone. He
knows the city from start to finish,
but he ought to, he has been there
two weeks. ....,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-09-06

will take an English course and will
perfect hreself in music. She will be
greatly missed by her many friends
and by the members Of the Baptist
church, where she has served most
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-09-06
THE FIRST TO LEAVE US.

Miss Ruth Howie left Saturday
night for Carey, N. c., where she will
enter school for the fall session. She
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18

Si6c1 FIN often bar Ser forlpbet en- l1ge. On
forfer0elig anitre1gen0e l1ge, luffe6e r61nattet &rn=
1toentin0en og 1f9n6te berpoo ltrofs energiif poo fit
@piomfrr, for6i bum life bob6e o%rrangeret Goilet-
tet til Sen ottenoe al 6isle ami trengen6e Gage ele=
gnnt NOT.
Glpbet bar for fort, &niplingerne life bre6e NOT
% @tiffet oltfo let.
Ser bob6e beret a%6ftillige Sbe= og &affeielifa=
Der Sc b6jere &re61e> 6es16en baboe Sloro maottet
ffribe og fre1nftge @ers be6 en- lille @offeit, og man
baooe reppe Gi0 til at treffe @ejret.
@enriette n1aatte poo @r11n0 al ltn t%iltogenbs
@pgeligbe0 11n0goa 6isie Gngribe1oe Mlpreoelier> og
>be blep altt6 bier1n1e bos S%6ltere11, ifj6nt Sen
%benlige SSr0bp6elie ogiaa gjal6t be10e.
9e orof STE %iornnen / @}niifit11e11> &ntbe for
td1te Mnef6oter og ipil1e0e 1%trettelig for at %o0ipreoe
&enriettes Sungiin6.
Sen @pge bar og bleo ct @er6ens Barn, og Set
11ogtet be116es lfarpe 99m1nefraft iag0e ben6e, bbor
o~berflaoi1f og fol0t bele set 1ellfobelige 2p @rua=
Sen bar> n1e1 bum bar MI ergang opDofiet | 8eolte=
1no6erenS ori1tofratil tie &re61e, og brn ln1ile0e bittert:
1aar 2ornen al Sc forbifj6re10e &og11e min6e6e ben=
Sc ON Sbeotret og Sbeielifoberre, BUN f9lte fig ga ii!
Weooe font EN- gan1ntel bolt @tri0Sbet, Ser 1pi6ier
Gre, naor Eroupeten fal6er og Trenton alt Ser
ben enifer at fplge 2poe1.
@le10en6e font en- Sc iDebe0e 6lora, bilien6,
Sorbel> %giennen Ne1iifitl1e11.
Com ofte1t 1aa man en- g}pnfe 1ne1en1 8rDnene og
ct fpo6ff emil ONT 2eberne, set ii6fte gjalot 8eoite=
%n1o6ere11s 11ng0on1nelige inebre Soiletter, bum be-
flage0e Sabet al Sem foltbare Sis, fa1te6e @l6ret ober
Sc 1ne6 8lomiter ppnte0e &r6ller, tog @lebet OBJ %
git u6 for at itige ino SEN %bente116e @ogn og =
opofre fig.
6or 1efs Gage 1i6en bar &omtr1erceraa0en / sSor=
r%etninger reiit til 8erlin.
@reiioentin6en n1o6tog baglig u@11lobreDe fra,
bonn, log0e bu1 r1e0 ct betp0ningsfnl6t emil; men
/ Sorgaars tom Ser p%ragtfuloe 8lon1i terbrfetter til
Sc tire @bigerin6er, og 6u 10 Brpli6e11tinoe1 life.
Sen galante Sboger ie116te til SIora og Serriette
&a1nelier og 8iolere men Settles 8ufet be1to6 al &c.
ier, Sronger og MDtber.
Gorti)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18
Unttnrllftt,
&analtnnnellen brpftes.

s Gilfnptring til Dor re6oftionel-
1e Mrtifel 1i0ite 1ge ON ben for
nDe6e Drgftelie al @p9rgSmaalet
ON EN- Gunnel mellem Enber
og GoloiS bio19tter hi ne6enltaaen6e
en- 9(rtifel fra ct 6an1f 81o6:
6jplbent bar gngl9n6erne ung=
ret noget 1un bittert lom 6eres 1ta=
6ige = og 1ta6ige = Mo61tan6
moo &~onal=Gunnellen. &bilfen Npt=
te fun6e 6enne &anal=Gnnne tiff
babe poet baa6e Srmfrig og eng
lan6 mi UNDER 6erne &rig! Mun
bebgber birfelig life at bore meget
flartifl1en6e for at 1e BET. @Dis
Sunnellen bab6e b9ret Ser, fun6e
Sc brittle Sropper og ollie SoriD=
ninger til 6em bobe bGret fgrt ODER
til 6ronfrig n6en nogen lom bellt
&iiifo. Derbe6 bob6e man funnel
1pare en- Gel af BEN engelife Tlaa6e,
Ser mi bol6er &agt / &analen, og
babbe funnel onber6e Sen anbet
@te6S. 0g en6n11 bigtigere en- Sci
at 6en enorme Slaa6e af &ar6els=
0ampere, Ser mt maa anben6eS til
at for1pne Sranfrig mes Sui og
Metoller og an6re Sorn96enbe6er.
fun6e bape beret ipnret, og man
bar 0a life naaet op paa iaa urine
1iet bpje 5rogter, iom Gilfaloet
er.
s england bar man 1elbfglgelig
in0iet bette, og man bar en6og fore
1aaet, at man 1trafs if1l0e begpn6a
paa 8pgningen al Gunnellen. Mo1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18

lua ti6t: l1no mig noor 2Diet poo
bet it0lte bren0er, at 1e ct el1fet
MoiDn nerpe0 nit, at fple Grpf al
barme, go6e &pn0er."
Set bar 6pbt rgren0e> men mil6e=
ligt oplpften6e be6 min fjpre 8ro=
Scr inns 9p6sleje.
Won0ag Worgen Sen 5. Sunni
%in6trua0te Ser en- flor Toranoring,
og Sobannes u6br96: SUBS Orb
ct baa6e 1tort og berligt / Zig 1elp."
timber 5Dg0ommen og me0 0pben
for 9ie blon0t fremme0e og / ct
fremme0 2an6> ltprfet pe0 Noo0e=
mi0lerne og / 5omfun6 og lepe16e
Sorbin6elie .me0 Seius Gbriltus> Ser
ct @ejen, 5an0be0en og 2ipet> er Set
epige 2ibS &roft br116t igjennem,
og Set aon6elige 2ip bor be0 CUBS
Naa6e og @jelp arbej6et fig bur-
tigt frem bos Sobonnes> 1ao bao6e
uolengiel og &jemlangiel til ii6lt
er blepen oflplt at &immelleng1el>
2pngielen efter: SEN bimmeli lie @too,
~bpor al min N96 og 5merte fit
Has og Mfife0 foor."
Otter Ga6eroor og @errens @el-
%1ignelie fob ban itille og ro1ig ben>
iaa ber pas 1er Or6ene:
&irfefloffe! noar til fi61t 6u lp6er
for nit 5t9b> ifjpnt Set big bprer
Ell
melo 6a mine fjpre, 1oo set frD6er:.
ban lob ZEN, 1om Col / @plt goar
ne6!
Win bjerteliglte Saf til 8la0et for
Sptagelien al 6is1e 2inier.
u9aniferen" inmt u9annebirfe"
og ~&irfelig Samler" be6eS optage.
g. Miel1en+
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18

bar ment, at man font MrbeiosfrufI
funoe anbenbe 6e 9pnoreoe guiin-
Der al tpife &%rigsfanger,s lom fii-
0es ban6e / England og S%ranfrig.
Dete bliber Ser mi bel npppe 11oget
|af, men set ipnes oog, iom ON Ser
l. 6iSie Dages @nglaa6 lite lgfter
(iig en- enelte 5temme lpngere moo
5unnel= &roieftet.
S Haris afbol6tes Ser for fort
ISio iiben / uSngenigrlelifabet" ct
IWseoe ON Sunnellen, og uNor6bane-
|1elifobet"s Sngenipr Moa1tier gior-
0e opr1Grf1om paa, at Ser efter &ri-
gen biloe bore 1tore Gboncer for
at Iunnellen bil0e blibe bpgget. -
|9et f6rlte Hrojeft til en- Gun11el
|fremfom allere0e / 1902. Set bob0e
til SpbopSmanb St1genigren Ma=
tbieu. Set bar for Sernbanernes
Sio> og Ga 11a11 fife fjen6te .DD11o=
mitten 6en Gong er BET bel tpipl-
lon1t, ONT Matbieu bob0e funnel noa
at. faa tit Mrbeioe gjennemf6rt. $
Si0Srumlnet 1S33-1S67 bleb Ser
al Sngenipre1t Gbome Sc @amor6
fre1niat life ferre ems iefs forifiel=
lige Erpjefter. Set Hrojeft> man
mi bar en6elig qfcepteret, CT al Sn=
genidren gilbert 5urtionr.
Mt ser nllere0e er 6onnet to Gel
ifober> Ser bill foretage Sun11elbpgz
ninge11> er befjen6t. Set er ct BE-
fjen0t franif pg ct engelf 5el1fab;
BET frantic @ellfab fit ollere0e |
1876 &oncesl1on al Sen franife &e=
gjering; BET t,1gellfe' bar al &egje=
ringen | 2on6on facet Sillogn or1
&onceS}io1, }aa 1nort man oberbobe=
Oct giber Iillobel1e til Gunnellens
8pgni11g. 0e to Sel1fober far / Sc
1tb}te fDrretDbe Mur foretaget 1au
mango @oringer og a16re Tororbe;=
oer> at mon laa at iige fan begDn6e
paa Mrbej0et 1trofs> naor ma1t FL
facet oen engel1fe &egjeringS Eil=
la0ell e.
@e6 Set fran fe Sngeni6rielifab3
Mp3e bleb oplglt ct Selegrum fra
set engelife Harlomentsme6lem
Sell, Ser me66elte> at bon / l1n6er=
buffet bop6e 6eponeret ct Sorlan=
gen0e til &egieringen ONT, at 6e11
ltrafs efter &rigens 6l11tning gab
Silla6elie til, at Snnnellen blep to-
get / Mrbej6c. Otter set n11beren6e
6orbol6 mellem england og 6ranf=
rig og me6 Sen fonmer6e gfono=
miife Mllionce / @%rin6ring er Ser
bel be1ler ingen &bibl ON, at mo1a
MI en6elig / @nglan6 opgiber al
Wo0it on6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18
Miels Sobannes Mielien~

Min @ro6erl6n Sobonnes blet
fp0t / &osfil6e Sen 80. Muguit 1896
og 0pbt iammelte6s / 9pmfirfen>
men fonfirmeret / @or Grue Strife
/ Molborg, bbor ban fprlt gift / 6rqz
fen Degn5 pripate 5fole> ienere /
2atipifolen, og efter en6t @folego1e
mes goo @f5ome11 og go6e Mnbe=
folinger blep ban @porefos 1eos1i=
ltent, bbilfen 5tilling bon bar /,
i116til Fan fatte6e SEN @el lutning at
rej1e til Mmerifa.
Me0 Sc 1muffe1te og be61te Mn=
befolinger rejite Sobonnes fra Mol=
borg BEN 16. W5ai bette Mor. Mffe.
Sen bar tung. get er ioore beteg=
nen6e, at / &jemmet> in6en Sobon=
neg forlo0 Set for iiolte Gong leite
man Stpffet / &oltor g. IS. Ma6=
TENS @usan0ogts=@og til Sen 16.
Waj: ~&e6 8obplonS Slo6er Ser 1a6
ri og greco" 5o1. 1877 1.
69r1te Gel al &ej1en til Morge
og england me0 9ampifibet ~@el=
Zig Slob" pao 2. &obpt bar iom en-
2pltreiie, og Sobonnes glp0e6e fig
iiffert til Sen Sag, Ga bar1 if11l6e 1e
2an6et Mmerifa> u6e Sulin6eS
Stem" og betrp0e 6ets Sor6 og K
alle fine u~ng6omslpngiler og Sor=
boabninger opfDl6es.
Wen 9errens Sunfer err fife alti6
bore Sanfer, bans 8eie ei beller
bore &eje.
Yaa Mtlanterbobet bleb Sobonnes
1Dg, angreben al en- bol61om 2ur1=
gebetGnoel1e og bragt / 2an6 mere
800 END lepen6e. Ser paa &o1pitalet
paa ellis Sslan0, Seem Sort bar
ieg boS min 8ro6er1gn, 6a ban loo
paa tit b0er1te.
l%16lgngslen foriban6t, mi bar
Der &iemlpngiel> 2pngiel efter
&jemmd, bbor SobanneS bob6e le-
bet 2ibet iaa iolrigt og frp6efulot
iammen me6 fine Torel6re og ene1te
Spiter. Sobannes, alene / ct frem=
meo 2ono, fjarnt fra fine fjere,
bar nof inffet og babt lignen6e Gan-
fer iom 8afarias Nielien ser fri
Der:
. uSeg be6er Neoo0ens @u6 / 2pn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18

kunde taale, at nogen talte til mig.
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound og Lever Piller gengav mig
nit Helbred, og jeg 3nsker at takke
for Diet Code, de har gjort mig. Jeg
har haft mango Vanskeligheder og
FBekymringer; men nu tager det
like mere paa nit ungdommelige
Udseende. Mine Venner siger: 'Hvor
du dog ser ung og godt uf Der
for kan jeg. alene takke Lydia E.
Pinkhams Laegemidler. Mrs. ROBT.
|STOPIEL,, Moore Ave-, Washington
Park, III.
vi. @nsker, at enhver Kvinde, som
lider af Kvindesygdomme, Pine
Ryggen, NervGsitet og Ildebefinden-
de, kunde Sc de Breve, som er
skrevne af Kvinder, der ~er bleven
helbredede we'd Brugen af Lydia e.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound.
Hvis De har noget Sygdomstegn,
som De kunde @nske at faa Oplys-
ming ON, skriv da til Lydia e. Pink
ham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass, der
frit giver Besked og Anvisninger,
som vii hjRlpe Dem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18
0g bor gu 90 ingen 5an1piitttiigbeo, SIorn.

so, e11oog1aa en- 11eget pn1 San1b1ttlgbe0, min
Sfat; ben tiger mtg, at bet bil0e bore en- u%tilgibelig
Get1tn01gbe0 at falte mig lelD Iuale6eS bort. 9u er
bilt %bibefait NOT til at bi0e, at enbber bliber gjort.
%uniburlig for set Sumo, Ser er betroet bom. sc en-
gang pna mig, fan gu birfelig tenfe Sig, at ieg
belle NIT 2ip ige111em funoe lepe iom en- 2pges Some,
itoo sforon en 9foriten og foge 9pltetpi? 0g for
bben1?
SUN laa betegnen0e ms / 5olen, fra bpilfen ser
lpo bpie Stern11rer. SEQ Sen gan1le Oberlt s SsSa10trns
oelie bar Set fo1nn1et 2ip og @ebegelie i 5elifdber,
fun 0oftor 8rrcf ia0 ale11e beo Ibebor0e og le1te /
en- Mpis, ban los til at bere for6Dbet 0eri og bab6c
1eppe let op, 6u 9efriette fonn tilbage til i'm &lobS.
=. &an gu fe, at life en- erelte al &errerne taller
1neo bonn? %ipnrgte 5loro nre0 til6agetrengt @ten1rne.
SON er r1eo ful6 Set giort %11n1ulig. &an bur beor1>
get mig og Seroe1; Sen 8erpn1n1elie, Ser gift for1o
for bonl, bar bpret en- forfengelig &eflon1e.
SUN brpo raft op og traf fig tilbage. til tit @n-
relic, r%imeligbis for at 11n0gaa Sen ea1nle, ififteligc
Oberit, Joni mi i%an111e11 1neo Dotteren og @on1r1er=
cerraobe1 trouote in6 Mh1]fppreliet .oq 1prn1e6e
Zig &ptbe.
&ao bans Mnn1o6ning lutte SEN 111ge Yige 1iJ
otter til6lpgeet og ipille0e.
Sbor forun0erlig 1oa benoes 5poger 90 Sorn1r11=
Der poa ben6e, 1raor bum l9fte0e be1oes gjne op fra
A}ooerne, set bar life set famine ~fortrolige 8lif, bbor=
me6 ban ion 8arn gop be116e 8onbons og bporn1eo
ban er1omt Gaar bab0e brugt EN- @lonrlterbou=
fet ira @pen, bpor bar bog l%10trpffet fprigt og ufor=
f~larligt!
Sum los ba11 alti0 gerne tage fin @oorL0, 11oor
ban Gantule11s 2db greb 6e1L og BUN tillo6, at bo11
fjelenoe ltrpg &rpllerne bort fra ben0es Ho1oe, bo1t
gjor0e Set iao raturligt> lom bep6es Sober bab0e
gjort Set, pg I'LL, 0a ben6es @oan6 Flap Songerterne,
traa0te ban burtig> r1e6e11s Sc o16re %tiljl1ble0e ben0e>
ben til Tlp9elet og lag6e lin Mrn1 ON ben6eS Gful=
SIRE.
- &ntbe> bbo0 er gu Dog bleot til! bbiife6e
BON, toet ban bpje0e Jig fen ODER ben6e. @bor gu
min0er mig ON Glotiloe, Sin of0poe 6plter! men
gu CT enon1 i%fpnnere og ulige beore begooet.
Sun 1ogte r1eo Sen benitre &oono at friggre Zig
for bans Nrn, men Morit5 tog mi og1oo ben6es
&oan0 og bol0t Den ioo fat, lo11 pn1 bo1 bi10e BE-
6ol0e Sen bele 2iDet. Sc oonne0e %til1ar1nen ct im1ft
Billeoe> en- nnt1rlig %ulfpl6ig @ruppe.
6orn1pn0eren pnfop1e0c 1tolt og benrepen lin
STUMBLING, 5pigerfooerens bon1 betroe0e 8orn.
Sum @enriettes blege Mniigt Dor blebe1 1neget
root; FUN imilte ejenoommelig, 9oftor 8r1ncf loa
paa tit mfr, rafte ben11nelig &enriette fin &ouno
og %benptte0e 9jebliffet til at fjerne fig ubemerfct
nf Sc an0re.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18
Enn6nn-
D~rklarattunpn.
NorbiH &roteit %besrnnbet / 2onbon-
ner 9eflaratipne1s Dpbnpel1e.

Som telegrafiif meooelt / ii0te
ytlt1nmer, bar Sc nor6iife 2an6e
protelteret moo Spbebelien af Som
0oner=D eflarotionen.
DIN 0e np Sc temmeI Ter (6ern,
Nrote1te1 er rettet imoo) er Ser
11o1enot ct Gilleg til u2onoon 60
5ette", bbori me6oeles, at ga Sc ef=
terbaonoen 161te6te Mnoroninger
ongoaen6c 8lofo6en til 9ps fan
babe fremfal0t nogen Gpibl ON,
bpor blot set er @nglunbs og 0ets
Mliereoes @eniigt at ban6le / npje
SberenSltemmell e me6 International
Hd, a%nor6ner &ongen berbeo fpl=
genie:
y Sjen0tlig 8eltemmel1e, Ser n6=
freezes til Condemnation 1om &o11=
t%reban0cbarer, foru0 lpttes at bpre
til Ste0e, in6til Set mo61utte er be-
pitt, bbis Barerne ct BEL temte til Ell
Ter for en- fjen0tlig Stot, eller til
cller for en- Herion; ser opbol6er
Jig poa Sjen0en tilbpren0e eller al
bam offfuperet Gerritorium, eller til
eller for en- Her1on, Ser UNDER Sen
n%ubgrenoe &rig bar len6t &ontra=
b%on6eparer til en- fien6tlig 5tot, Ell
Ter til eller for en- &erion> Ser op:
bol6er fig poa ct Sjen6en tilb9ren=
Sc eller al bam offffuperet Serritp>
RUM, eller bbis &orerne er fon-
.lignere6e It'll Sr6re", eller bbis
5fibspapirerne life pi1er, bpem Sen
birfelige Mo6toger CT.
q &rincipet ON SEN fortlatte
&ej1e eller oct en6elige 8 lternmel=
1es1teo ifol funne onben0es ioabel
oberfor &ontrabon6e 1om be0 81o<
fu6e.
81 MeutraIt @fib, ser fgrer &on-
traban6e n1e6 &opirer, Ser 1D6er
pao neutral Sci temmelie> men iom
tro6S Set | Yapirerne opgibne Sc
ltemmelles jte6 gaor til en f%jen6tlig
: @aDn, ifal funne ~opbringes og fon=
6emnereS, bpis Set paatreffes in6el
Mejlens M%f1lutning. st 5fib> Ser
fprer &ontrobon6e> ifol fnnne op<
bringeS og fon6emneres> bbis Som
trobon6eparerne enten / 8er6i,
@egt> &umfang eller 6ragt nogig~
mere ems &olp6elen al 2a6ningen
@nbper &ets1ag, ser .er begpn6t
be6 en- %%ri1eret f9r l16ite6elien al
6enne Mnor6ning, fan> bbis &ette11
%ifj9nner set rimeligt> fort1ettes og
pao0pmmes efter @el temmel ierne /
Sc berbeo opbebe6e Mnor6ninger.
~@cbo Sc &oris" f~ommenterer:
vDe @ertrales @jen6om bill life
pan nretf pr6ig Mao6e bliDe ber6rt
be0 6eres 6orbo16sregler, og 6e oil
olti6 bore billige til at o%Derbeie Sc
Hrote1ter, Ser fremipttes, og til al
poe berettiget Sprejsning, bbis Sc
be6 6eres &an6linger til @6s bar
tilfpjet loDale &jpbmen6 @fa0e."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18
Stuff bor 8ogbanbd.

Ollie 8p9er fra bort 2ager ien6es
p~ortofrit meo Baffepoit, eller ST.
preis; 1mcn pnifer man @afffen as
inreret maa 5 Gents efstra me6fpl>
&c &eitilltngen.
6. &asmnsien g.,
720=722 @p. 4tb Street,
Minneapolis, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18


Pine i Ryggen,
nerv@se Anfald
og a%lmindeligt IL
debefindende. Mi
ne B@rns h9jrq-
stede Tale og
TUNNEL gjorde
mig saa nerves,
at jeg kunde i've
alt i Stykker og
f@lte mig saa syg,
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fill Tider like
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Senb 8labet biem til 6legtnin.
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Jeg skyIdef
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Moder til fire Born og har lidt af
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-14
LUKE M'LUKE SAYS
Copyright. 1915. by the cincinn,

Copyright. 1916. by the Cincinnati
Enquirer).
You may be able to convince a wom-
an that black is white But you can't
convince her that her dress wouldn't At
her better if she paid twice as much
for it as she did.
A man may be so no account that
he can't hold on to $40 week job
But that doesn't prevent him from be-
heving that he could run the govern
ment better than it Is being run.
The meanest man we know of al
ways waits until his wife has a sore
throat and can't talk and then tells
her what he thinks of her.
A woman always cares most for a
man when he is beginning to care for
some other woman
The men get all of the hero medals
But our idea of hero is woman who
lis raising six children.
1t always makes a common ordinary
man feel good when a model man who
has no bad habits is caught up in some
orneryness.
A whole lot of valuable time is vast
ed by men who are trying to explain
something that they know nothing
about.
If the girls father and mother ad-
nlre the young man, the betting Is
about 10 to 1 that she marries some
other fellow. But if the girls father
and mother have no use for the young
man, the betting is 1 to 10 that she
marries him.
Talking about woman's inconsistency
man will blow in So for drinks and
cigars while he is indignating about
the doggone trusts and the porch
climbing capitalists being responsible
for the high cost of living.
You don't have to get in bad by say
ing that the baby is ugly. Be dip
lomat and say that it is the perfect
image of it's father.
A woman is simply bound to have her
family worries. If she hasn't any chill
dren to bother her. the goldfish are
sure to get indigestion or the fern is
sure to curl up and get yellow.
A woman can get thinner worrying
over how thin she Is. But she never
gets any thinner worrying over how
fat she is.
When a whole line Of newly washed
clothes blows down in the mud on Mon
day morning, q woman forgets all that
she learned at church on Sunday morn
ing
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-14
LONDON'S RUSSIAN JEWS

bers of Parliament attacked the order
lit was vigorously defended by Samuel,
and there Is no doubt that 1t will be
put into effect
The position. of the British Jews is
that the Russians, having received the
benefit Of British protection should be
compelled to fight for their adopted coun-
try or go back to the land of their
origin. The non-Jewish people of the
Eastside, having sent their young men
TO the trenches, are becoming indignant
at tho failure of their Russian neigh
bors to lear a. commensurate share Of
the burden, and anti-Semite demonstra-
tons are feared by the government.
Secretary Samuel has made it clear that
bona fde political refugees will be ex-
eepted from the compulsion order, but
| that all others must either fight for Brit
ain or be turned over to the discretion
Of Russia.
Such an order in Britain, the land
which has long prlded itself in offering
a safe and free refuge to the oppressed
of every land, is an interesting indica-
ton of the changes wrought by war.
And the fact that the policy is warmly
supported by all British citizens of Jew
ish faith, both through their spokesman
and in the press. is striking proof of
the solidarity of the British nation in
its present crisis. fsaz
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-14

BY Wordsworth.
Ethereal minstel! pilgrim of the sky.
Dost thou despise the earth where cares
abound?
Or, while the wings aspire, are heart and
eye
Both with thy nest upon the dewey
ground?
Thy nest which thou canst drop into at
will.
Those quivering wings composed. that
music still!
To the last point of vision, and beyond
Mount, daring warbler!-that love.
prompted strain
-'Twixt thee and thine a never falling
bond
Thrills not the less the bosom Of the
plain;
Yet might'st thou seem. proud privilege!
to sing
All independent Of the leafy spring
Leave to the nightingale her shady wood
A privacy Of glorious light Is thine,
Whence thou dost pour upon the world al
flood
or harmony, with instinct more divine;
Type of the wise who soar, but neyei|
True to the Aindred points Of Heaven and
Home.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-14
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
I'D UssIAN JEWS who form con.
Inn siderable part of the population OF
Londons Eastside are to be COM
PEELED to fight. The British home secre-
tary, Herbert Samuel, has issued a de-
cree that all Russians physically quail.
fled for military service must join the
army by October 1 or be deported to
Russia.
The order has caused CONSERVATION.
Deportation for the London Russians
would almost certainly be followed by
severe penalties in Russia, inasmuch as
the men have already violated Russian
law by not reporting for service in the
Russian armies The spokesman of the
Russians IN London assert that mas
much as Jews in Russia are deprived of
many of the privileges of citizens they
have no interest in the success of the
Russian arms The reply Is that they
should have an added interest in the sue
cess of the British arms, inasmuch as
britain has for many years given them
asylum.
1t is of interest to note that the British
Jews are practically unanimous in their
approval of the compulsion edict Sec
rotary Samuel, who promulgated the or
der Is himself one of the leading Jews
of England. When a few liberal mem