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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-10
BATTLE MOUNTAIN MINES
IN ACTIVE OPERATION

I Bergcrson. travelling freight and
passenger agent for the Southern Paci-
fiC company, announces that the COM
pany will spend $4,000 in installing
sidc.tracks at Battle Mountain 10 take
care of the increasing shipping of ore
from that place. The ore that is be-
ing shipped comes mostly from Cop.
per Canyon. camp about twenty
miles from the town. At the present
time the shipments equal about two
car loads n day and this will undOubt-
edly be increased with the better road
conditions when the weather is more
settled, and also by the introduction
of traction engines for hauling from
the camp. The traction will cheaper
the cost OF transportation to the rail.
road and will greatly facilitate the
handling of the ore. One giant tractor
of the caterpillar type has already
been unloadcd and will be put into
commission on the roads to the camp
and will be used by Sommcrs Schmidt
who recently paid 100000 for block
of the stock of the Glasgow Western
company which is operating well from
the mouth of Copper Canyon. Down
in the mouth of the canyon the James
Dahl Placer mine is under operation
and has been for several years. This
is one of the most important placer
mines in the state. And with thc
copper mines lying just above this
rich gold deposit forms part of II
rather unique situation in the world
of mining.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-10
COLUMBIA TREATY BEGINS
TO WORRY ADMINISTRATION

WASHINGTON. March lO.-Vice-
President Marshall urged that no time
be lost by the extra session OF con
Eress in ratifying the treaty with the
Republic of Columbia which will give
that country fifteen million dollars in
payment of disputed Panama Canal
claims. He urged that 1t was essen
tial to promote the friendly relations
of the United States with the southern
republic at this critical time
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-10
HEAVY FIGHTING ON
WESTERN FRONT

PARIS, March 10.-A violent strug.
gle is in progress in the Champagne
district alon gthe western front. The
French war Office claims that the
Germans were repulsed when they
made vicious assaults.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-10
NATIONAL BANKS MUST
RENDER AN ACCOUNT

WASHINGTON. March 10.-The
comptroller of the treasurer today
issued a call to all national banks to
report their condition on the close
OF business on the fifth of March.
This Is for the purpose of ascertain
ing the status Of the countw's fin
anccs at this critical period.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-10
SOUTHERN PACIFIC AND
CENTRAL PACIFIC WIN

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1O.-At
torncys for the Southern Pacific com-
pany have received word from Salt
Lake that the United states court of
appeals at the Utah city, rendered a
decision in favor of the railroad com.
panles. The case was before court to
unmergcr the two roads and was
fought by the mpanics.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-10
SMUGGLING ATTEMPT
OF INTERNED VESSELS

PHILADELPHIA, March 10.-Harry
Rhoner, wealthy importer and prom
inent as German citizen, was ar
rested at his place of business toda!
by secret service men. He is charged
with complicIty in a plot to smuggle
goods off interned German liners.
Other arrests are expected.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-10
WIRELESS
IN GERMAN HANDS

NEW YORK. March 1O-Thc dis
covcry Of u powerful wireless appara.
tua capable OF taking messages from
Berlin was made following the ar.
rest of Max Wax. native Of Ger.
many. The instrument was found in
his trunk at the Grand Central sta.
ton
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-10
COUNT BERNSTORFF
LANDS IN EUROPE

COPENHAGEN, March 10.-Count
Won Bernstorff has arrived at Chris
tinia. When asked for an expression
of his views on the German-MeXican-
Japan plot he refused to make any
comment
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-10
BIG FREIGHTER SUNK
BY SUBMARINES

NEW YORK, March lO.-The steam.
er Ohio. a freighter of 500 tons,
which left here on the nineteenth Of
February has been sunk by subma-
rines, according to unconrmcd reports.
The vessel was owned by a French
line.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-10
STEAMER ADRlTIC
PASSES THROUGH ZONE

NEW YORK, March lO.-Thc White
Star line Adriatic arrived here today
from Liverpool bringing thiTty-ci@ht
first class passengers and two hun
drcd and forty other passengers. Dur
ing the trip no submarines were sight
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-10
SENATOR STONE WILL
RETAIN GUARDIANSHIP

WASHINGTON, March 10.-Senator
Stone OF Missouri will not lose the
craftsmanship of the committee on
foreign relations for his activity in
opposin gthe armed neutrality bill.
This was definitely established after
the reorganization of the committee
had been finished.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26

Mpltcn 0aglig f~oretages Der taf-
rige slfifeoigelier al Sa1oels- og
&onforIolf, % 5faren al De or
beioSlpie Dofier oerigiennem iterft.
Gertallet d 5 eforeit2ur sbrOlu efa
Slertaliet al be itore oanife STR
maer i ajgbenbapn arbeioer for 81.
ben meo ct Berlonale, Der en- ufor=
bolosmpsitgt fort / Sorbolo til
Girfiombe0en, men Snoebaperne ba1
bnret humane nof til at bebolot
'6eres &erionale.
Mfife0igelierne ipnes oerimoo ipe-
cielt at forefomme inoen for forifiel=
lige &ategorier al ltoenla1bIfe Sir.
maer berbiemme.
Sra 6e leoen6e &reoie Tiger mon
Wennem 9anbelsItonbens Engage
ringsburealt at ifaffe De arbeios1pie
geifieftige..ie, men bet er megei
panifeligt, og mon ma iiifffert ior.
n6ie Ell alt for flor Mrbejbslgsbeo
@interen igiennem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Sfaseus tilianbeoe Strife.

.-"t.HgE.4- .e-'
Set Diler fig ier6eles banifeligt
paa tilfre6sltillenoe Maa6e at be-
bore Sfagens to 1tpr1te 5eperbig=
'Deber: Dracbmanns @rnb pao Gre.
men og 0e11 tilianoeoe Strife / Slit
terl1e, for Ginb og SEER og pietet=
lpie Wennelfer, ifriber u8eroi. Sio."
MenS 9igtergroDbgien mi, efter en-
tnogaoenoe &e1tauration, igjen trent
trR0er | EN- baroig Sffiiffffelie, er bette
ingenl11noe EilfGlbet meo oct gomle
@irfetaarn. Set Itaar 1tabigt meo
fine itnilaoebe &n6er> fine mauglen=
De Saglten, fine iprufne M11re og
fine ienoerffaarne Sore, og Sen, Ser
bar foaet bette 5tDfhffe ifign1,e Sor=
tiosmit1oe fer, Hiper bemo6igt
ltemt, bper Gong ban aflegger 5te=
bet ct 8elpg. Mean ifl11oe Dog IDnes
oct muligt for Motic1olmnieet at
opnaa Den til ben ga1nle &iirfes Ste
itourcring npoben6ige 8ebilIing. -
Bliper Saarnet forfeit itaae11oe /
lin nl1DRreroe Silitanb, fan man
bel befrDgte bets 5ammenitDrtning
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Gn fign Suffering.

&anbers Mmts Mpig1 fortpIer:
Den Scat 90 Mnoeiogten gif mo,
job effs Speere i Boer &sro % tDr-
feoe itg til De rntlige Beortfter. So
aroerr lnffeooez Git be benfor at lobe
en- Sgltd. Baa geien iaa Sc en-
.aaarl frd egner1, Tom li6t FIR bab6e
let forlaoe Screen Ii6t beol1gget
.Gilta1o, ligge % iobe Mufen 10
/ cit Grbff. ugea iffaI bi pprte bant,
aa Pigen life fa1t fie11be BAN
igier1a oeoe De globe Segere, bbor-
|efter sc bar bam ben ct l1obus
,pg Iippeoe batrs SDerifeg rergelftn
men fun aa ben enc Side. grt0bi.
bere fIippeoe be bonn enbreo sHI-
1tiag Saaref og enifeoe bnln el
roIia bpprefta Sc ieiIeoe IL
litter 9gnferlle cd RarIen TOM ie1j
oln eoraetten renbgo an "a
s1lgrsffe SIM III ansn4oha,s1S0s,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
gn Militernggter.

S Slutningen al Mpril Maaneo
ifuloe 5lpiolerer &arl Gbomien
meoe tt! Soloatertieneite. SON uoe-
bleb imiolertio og ienote / 5tebet
&rigsminiiteria iin Snofaloellesor-
Ore tilIigeme0 ct 8ren, bbori BON
begrlr10eoe fin noeblibelie. Gbmniet
bleD itillet for cit &rigsret, ser ibgm-
fe bonn 8 Gauge 5 Cages limpelt
SRnglel paa 8anb og 8rpo. Otter
at babe u6itaaet benne 5trat meg
te6e ban imiblertio otter at trefffe
i 1rgein, bborfor arigsretten CAB
bam et ny Cont Der lp6 pna 3
Gange 5 Cages 1trel1gt Sengiel
paa Surefgens 8uoeanltalt. So ban
imiblertio pe0b!ibenoe fatbolbt, at
ban fife bil6e gipre Militertienelte,
bleb ban en0nu en- Gang lttaet for
&rigSraten, font mi bar iopmt ban
8 Maal1eoers Sorbeoringsbus.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Og6sfal6.
2ensgreDe, &ammerberre, SO:

2ensgreDe, &arnmerberre, Sol
iegermefter s. S. s. MbIefelot-2anr-
|bigen til GreDifabet 2angeIm1b er
otter aogen Ei6s Spngbe6 ofgoaet
Oeo Deoen, 70 Mar ga11meI. Sen
Nf6b6e, Der bar storforg Of Da1re-
|brog % Dnnnebrogsmo1o, bar i 1s
aar Meolem al 5benoborg Mmtg
ranb, 9an6stinggmnn6 fra 1883 I'll
1910 90 Sorrnono for be lambirz
fenbe 2anoboforeninger Suns
[5tift fra 1902 tic 1911. Desu6en
bar ban ! en- Marreffffe Sormn1rb for
agl. banif gaebtfl1lb % befIeote Ell
Raffffe andre Gillibgbberb.
Eo.ofontroIler Sorierg So.
pbug Mnguit @lirtaertorm er ofgaa-
ct beo Deoen. Son bar DOT 1856
90 begDnbte Golbbeietretg giereite
1883 io1n Eolbfontoriit Sorleng,
I'bbor bans Snoer bar goloinipeffgr.
1889 ariottes ban iotn UeeobiaIpet
Jreoerifsbaba pg noneDaltes
1884 oIoasiilteli faltne 9beo,
66iIfen 5tiIling bai forbleD, b1o.
'fI 6ai 1910 bIeb SolofontroIler
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
On smnaler1iitorie.

Mean fortpller i nMftenblaoef"
at forleoen Sag lpb en- Motorbaa0
ino til Sprnbpf. Sm 8orb bar en-
lille Mf0eling af SrelienS Scr. 81
Muiifffforps. Ne0 mpgtige Sn1trn-
n1erlter. Set 1tea j 2an0 og mar
|cbereoe for fu19o WellH TO Sorn=
bet Hla1tage. Sill 8gn og 5alme.
iang. Sm gftermio0agen Tom Nr-
meen igien til Stranoen. 8dieuten
og 3olooSfiltenten bil1te. Mrmeen
bilite igien og GIT ON 8oro. Sra
|8on0et tone6e BET mo ober oct ire
beige 2a1ro: Seq er iaa GLAD, fol
III er leg frelft.
Betjet1ten og Eolonsf1tenten too
|tabie og 1Dtte6e. Oct 10 laa fi9rt.
Men iaa TOM Der en- lille
onoifabsfulD Meooele!1e fra oed
iDenife Holiti. Smtlige Ma1iifim-
%itrnmenter, lige fra Sornet til Stor,
tromme1l par fplot meo Ben 6eiligite
@nmmi. So en0og UNDER unifor.
@11er1e % 5fjerterae bar Der Gum:
mi. Set belle Dor ct &omplot. SO
fNnipreren baboe tent 5000 blarfe
aroner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
gaa gri6slpie for ct lille Cams
Gfnlb.

So 8re0re, Mage og SONS Beter
s., fom for nogen SID ii0en gaaen0e
pna Ell Marf be6 5tensmarf
.5tran0. Mage boooe Ell Su1tb meo,
#og benne fit 0ie poo ct Gam, Tom
LIB oln poa Marffen. Sun0en git
lbs pna 2ammet og be6 bet ibiel.
.4age partere6e BET ub pan Steoet
.og bette 5tpffferne no blonot fin
SamiIie. Senere bleb 8rgorene mt-
#bolot for ct Gpfletpberi, og ben
gamle Siltorie meb 2ammd fom
faa frem igien. M%arftDpert itraffes
nneget itrengt, % Mage, 0en egert-
lige @jerningsmano fit 18 Mante.
Der, % 8ro6erm Der fun baboe
baret Siplper, / Mar. 2anmet ba1
tafieret ii! 80 81. .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26

traf fig in0 i fit Sug mes Salell
mellum 9enene. 90 Sagen blet
uronet ! Nougig Holitiret, fit aar-
len laa mango 8enge, at ban fal1
5blipe barberet og flippet for Dem
mango Mm.
90 DC gif fra &etten, lugbe Soc.
aerne til bum: uSn, III er hi bel
|gooe @en1ler igiem" og % aarler
par eng beri, elf 6e BEN for Al
oriffe paa set. So elmer efter gal
&arlen pggf ober Oct bele", bra1
|Dus me0 bele Selifabet, los fig mo-
|le / Mniigtet iom Snoiarer og fjgr=
te 9Den r11tbf / aaben Ml1tomobi9s
|9o Segerne TRAITS efter gift, fao
&arlcn fig fife i 5tano til at fglge
meo, men bleb bepioitlps lagt ben
4 Ell 5tal6. Naite Morgen fif ban
iaa &rigsmolingen baifet al fig oe
.epfleoe &engeles biem; men 6enne
Gang ifuloe ban BOG lite babe no.
get mel6t.
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9fbpbe geteraner.

6DD. 1raifomager gliot Sens
q. RasmltsierL Der ion Hnoerofft-
cer, bar meo ! arigen 1864 % blep
laaret beo Sanfelmarf, er bpo / en-
Mloer af SO 4ar. gnomoere er fgl-
gctloe 8eferaner fra 1864 afganet
|Deo Gpoen:: Hseoel peo gefniif 5fole
Il Neitpeo, Mnoreas 8immer, IS
a(or, fbp. gfonom pe6 Nibe garnle
spgebl1s, Chr. Ma61en 70 Mar
aar1me!, @usman6 Sgrgen. Nielien
sfallerup, 81 9ar, fbb. &aretma=
ger CIR. Sonien, Ibilte6, 81 9nr,
fbp. Garcel1iit paa 5pinp CIR.
4bn1nieL 70 Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
~8aaerneitrenes Srpfferi.

Ser CT / ajebenboDn ltartet ct MT
Mftteie!!ifab, yDanff Snoultri=Grpf-
teri, me6 en- Mftiefapital pan 1907
600 ary iom, CT fulot inobetalt. S s
8eltprelien iio6er Sc to fjabenbopnife
8agermcitre 5cbiang og @aIb. So
cbnmien. og BET npe 5elffob Ell ifl.
80. q i girfeligbeoen Ell Cont
m%enilutniim moenfor @%opeoitooens
8agermeltre til gurl1 moo Sc bgie
Yrller poa 8upir og Srpf1ager. -
Man bar fjpbt Str. gbri1temIens
9ogtrDfferi, @elterbroeaoe "A, og
bet CT Weningen at fnDtte en- $50
pirbonoel Ell groS til 8irfiombeoen.
6ormano for og 2eoer al oet rpe
@elifab er 6abrifant S. e. 2anrien
5cbjp0t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
On gjenitri6ia Mna-Gier.

Da Ell Sulomegtig fra Mrb1t-
5loltgs 8errebs &ontor bari 8lo=
pell1no be6 @illun6 for at frpbe ub=
leperet otte Sgn6er slug al Soften
1916 Dos Susmanb Mnoreas Mab-
len, nagte6e 6enne at 1olepere &or-
net og ittGeoe fig til @prge foran
2ooerr rneb en- 8re0fnib. 5ogeofor-
retl1ingen bleb berefter uo1ot.
nnoer ct 5orber faitbolot Sns-
manoe1 fin @et til at barge fin
.Gjenoom me6 8%uabenmagt, bborfor
BON bleb lat un0er Mnboloel1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
6unhrrjyllanh.
So 8repe.

Sor at babe forfpgt at faa to
8repe 40. uloplig Sci til Mmerifa
maatte 5ru Mnna Gbriltine Seplen
fra 5Doinge mpbe for 2m6Sretten
II SlenSborg forleoen.
S 5ebruar og Mai Waaneo i Mar
bapoe bun gibet Ell ounif Seitetref-
fer ct 8reb me6 til Danmarf, for
at BET oerfra ifuloe 1enbes til benbes
/ Mmerifa. Sen f9rite Gong
bor 8repet at BEN Mnf!aee6e blepet
faitet / Ell tiff 8reDfasie, men blep
|af Genior ienot benbe tilbage me6
ben @emerfning, at 8rebe nle6 lligt
Snbbol0 life maatte efspeDeres til
uolan0et. (Sru Sehlen babbe ifrepet
noget ON 2epneosmiooel forboloene /
@relrieoiifriftet.) Derpaa gap bum
9eltetrnfffferen 8rebet meb; men
BON faite0e oct nllereoe / 8oiens I
en- 8repfaSie, iaa at 5agen blep
opoaget igien.
SEQ Mpbni1rgeretten blep BUN
6pmt til eli 8engebg6e paa 100 Mf.,
bDilfen Dom BOG bleb inounfd al
Mmtsaopofaten meb ben &egrun6el=
ie, at Struffen lite bar bei NOT.
5enere onorog 5tatsaobofaten
poo 4 Maane6ers Sengiel. Met-
ten loo set efter en- lpngere Noab-
ilagning bog b1ibe peo be at Nnp-
ningeretten iopmte 100 Marf. 90
oct oreleoe fig ON Ell ippn og life
meget oplpit &erioaL Ser rtoaife life
engong bab0e giort fig Enttfer ONT,
at en- iaaban @onoling blep itroffet
boar6t, al1iaa &ette1 oenne 5traf
for bpj not.
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&rigsifatterne.

uSejm0al" bragte forleoen en-
aorrelponoonee ira Ms1 bppri set
fremb9bes, at Der berife6e noger
l1tilfreosbe0 blanM Rens 2ano-
mnn6 MOB BEN llige Maabe, bbor-
paa Soft bar fat / &rigs1fat. Ser
fin0es 2a116menb, be6 set Mrtif-
len, ;lom itb6er paa gjel6frie @aar-
Dc, Der | De fprite &rigsaor bor
iolgt for 100000 Marf Roer
og ogfan pda anben Gs bar n6=
nDttet &rigsfoninnftl1rerne og BOG
fun ifal ibare 100 Marf i &rigs=
ifat, mems / andre gilfa10e 6oIf,
Der bar p9ret inbfalbt un6er asriqen
og at bbis Gaoroe nobpttet font
Splge oeraf bar beret mangelfuIbt,
mao lpare e.. 4-5 @ange iaa hi
@rigslfat. 81 foritaar gobt ifri-
Der uSejm6m" at oenne 5fat-
teligning mao iatte npilie paa Der.
Nte1t pt mao, 1aar oct er aft, bbob
Mlsingerne bar at flage ober meo
5enipn til ben ttpe @rigsifm, allige-
bel mi1oe bent ON 0rofproget: Sat
on Gno for, at on life ffoan for
Rfhn Rnf snnSn @NaoIY; -
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: Dann1ark. =

ger iom eli mDrf @r1,be, mi 50
2guelamperile life falter 2ps oper
ben.
Som 5pnllaeren bar lps, bill 8in-
teren blipc mprf. &ipbenbapnerne,
Der bar facet Hreoifatef ube let
iinoige" penher l%olbratfe0e biem fro
EBooe1teoerne, opfplote Tom al0rig
fgr at Mgrarintcresier. De inaffer
ON Soften % ON Ggrb for @inte-
rgn. 0e fonmullale Jets S%eftoliter
r9ffer 10 lite langt ino / Sremtioen,
.pg mol1 maa iifre Jig. Derfor gaar
Sprbebanoelen lfrpgell0e. Set er 9ell=
tibens n@ulla1cb".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Suburban man faar 6eite oper
@r9nIen!

Set mebbeles u&ibe 5%tiftstioel1
De-, at en- Del at oct tpife @ogt.
manoifab no ODER De leobanlige $50:
tier paa e1fclte 5teoer langs @rel1:
len bar ltoe melle1n Natten SEN %.
90 "a. Muguit, og @ru,1oen bertil
opgipeS at bore, at De fog imol
|9eite, iom- Mottens M11lm og Mpr-
fe ira 5teoer, bbor BEN 6onife 8ogt
intet fu1loe obierpere fprtes oper
@renien. Set paaitaas, at Ser Sen
Seat poa ben Moabe fom 1915
Seite oDer.
Ser tnr0e mi bore @rur1o til al
tage UNDER alporlig Dperbeielie al
foritprfe oct 6nnife Wrpnleopipn.
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Gn 8p paa 1000 Snbbpgaere n0en
Sransportmi6ler.

Set Ter i Riebliftet no til, at
@irtsbolS ifal afifieres belt fra
8areti1ferle1. 8pens to Srogtmeno
fan ne1n1ig life faa &orll til oeres
8elte, bporfor ben enc ollereoe for
ftanoiet &erfeIen mebens ben an
ben bol0er op en- al Sc nermeite
Sage. Ga 8Den bar ca. 1000 S1o-
bDggere og fnn fan foa Gilfpriel
pr. SragtDogn, er Situatio11en ret
ubDggeltg.
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Masie-Me6lagtninq at Gbin.

S Sigrring er afbolot ct M66e al
Mepra i%entanter for De. fomml1nale
Noo6 og Observation-Disclosures
11erne 9iprring Mmt. 8au bette
Mg0e b1eb 6er me6oelt, at @r1p=
r%t11gSraaoet en- meget 11er 6remtio
bill beor6re ca. 100000 sbin neo-
ilagteoc paa @r1tno al Margel paa
Sooeritoffer.
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Mngem ainer fur list.

&ugbeiten Ell / fulo Gang paa
@rinoiteo-ganen, ia, en- Gel Slug
er ollereoe fommen / &rls. Sen bill
pitt bereoe Sberroife11ie / en- &etning,
Der fife er, ioa gl96elig, iffribes Ser
til uGeile q. Solfebl." Set fer 11ern=
Zig no til, at @gnoer, Der oriper
Sanojoro, life en- Gang abler Sc
AZ 50. &orn pr. 1000 &r.s Soro=
ifplo, 11aar be ffol bape Sebeforn
og 8rpoforn til Samilie11. Gneen
er iffe alene tDn6, men &iprnelet-
11i1lgen ct iaa ringe, at man fltn
pellter fig 2 Sfpr. al Eraben. Scr
De StrGfninger paa Se6en, Der fig
ger labere, CT 6orboloet meget gur1=
itigere, 1igeiom 8oarle6en Der itaar
bebre. ):
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
10000 ailo banif Glaif fagieret
MaImg.

5or ct 8ur Maaneoer fioen i'm
portereoe ben Olbenife Sfnts 2eb-
neosmi6oelfommisfion ct tprre Hars
II banif 5leff tic Maln1p. Yoa
@rpro Of oaar.ige 0pbeDaringsfor-
bolo bar BET mi BIT fig n~oobenbigt
at fasiere belle 8nrtiet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
,Stan6iet Gabrifspirflpmhe5.

@6ge, 20. Slug. MtieelFabet
Danff ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bar.
pau @rnno at Meange1 paa &aaltof-
fer Sag %offfeoiget oGe fine Dir
bei6ere, Der er antaget meb en- Gags
9pfigelie. Ga. 80 M%rbei6ere bIiper
oerbeb arbeibslpie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
&enoiDsicls unberiorbiife Gus.

SN1tOiySIltS Alue%lulUtIl VuS-
Mitligbe6en for at tage Sen I'M
o%erioroiife @as / 8en6iDs1el / 8rug
fnteresierer itaoig meget. Hna ct
Mgbe GDerlte0 be6toges set for
leoen at i9ge tegnet 1000 ST.. til
Boring, pg beraf En- ollere6e &olp-
aefen iifret. @asien ifol / en- @pr=
le6ning f6res til Mejeriet.
Mllere6e / @onr lDffeoes set be6
.@roDning at ftnbe oct Ste6, bporz
.of Der Tor ma1tge Mar it6en ito6
.@aS no, og % man bar fommen
ca. 6 M1en neo, begDn6te @as1en
at ltremn1e, ganife bit fun / ringe
WGngbe, men Dog not til at brpn6e
i flor 5lomme. De1 gom1e Mare
Ell oltlaa fur1be1L og Ser bill lnorelt
.blipe foretaget nberligere 8oringer.
Statsgeolog Sesie1, ser for ST
Den opboloer fig paa @gner1, bar To-
bet fin Me6oirfning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Slagsmaa1 ont 6ebt.
uMalb. 5tiftsti6." 1friper.

S Morges bar Der flor Scamp
on at faa 6e6t / &oopmanrs l1o=
ialg / 3iterao. Ser u6ffnmpe6es
boloiom1ne 4a1npe foran Dgrer, %
oa Der enoelig bleo luffet op, blep
bele 81ttifen propful6 al -@11n6er,
Der alle pil0e fiebe Scot.
81. $50 ntaotte berfor Dpren Iuf-
fec ct 5fih me0 uSeM nbiolgt"
bfeb bangt ITO, -og 1aa fif bier &11n-
De, Der bar lll1ppet mo ct fort
S@tlo.
SorleOen mef6tes ON l%ignen6e
aa1npe beo Mr16els Iagteriets l1bialgi
/ Ngrrefun6bD.
5oar Di inart en- &egl1!ering, Iao
ogiaa Dc, Der life fa11 Haas, fan foa
Ii6t?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Gn 8nllpn tbnrs Dner SShllnnb.

@n 8allon al fremmeo Motionali=
tet CT forleoen Sors0ug @fmioongtcr
tet er. forleoen gftermibbag pasieret
fra 8elterbabet ober 8eirs,
1oroen ON garbe og oper Sejnsbig
og @oriensegnen u6 ODER &oDet.
gallonen bar mango 9teon,
1apnlig 0fsbpl % / SeinSbig peo
fine Sl9beobe Der bar foripnet
lneb Sernfroge, anrettet betb6elig
Sfaoe .pao Ieefon- og 2%ps1e0ni1-
ger iaaDel iom Suienes Gage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27

cationai work and is now editor OF
the journal OF Education OF Boston.
Mass
The reason why so little was Gre
ated in the last hundred years." he
said. was because people were think
ing OF their grandfathers, not their
grandchildren. II anyone had sug.
gested squeezing sugar out of beets
he would have been laughed at And
they thought the only root to squeeze
brains out of was a Greek root.
"If I could not progress I'd enlist
for the war--or something. II I
could do nothing else. I'd get mar.
ried"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27

hahoeo down the story about Lots
Wife Anybody who looks back gets
stated down. Looking back turns one
into pillar of salt"
Ihese are the startling statements
mace py Dr. A. Z. Winship. educator
and writer. before the student. and
faculty Of the summer school at the
University OF Montana recently.
He urged the teachers and students
70 keep ahead OF the procession.
want to be a headItght-not
staho on the back platform waving a
req light to keep from being run
over" he added
Dr Winshlp has done notable edu-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27

This Is the End.
However fair this world to me.
One fact there's no denying;
Close contact with a humble bee
Is very, very trying
Birmingham Age Herald.
And yet the humble bee, my friend,
] give you my assurance
Was likely made for some good end.
And his end is endurance.
Newark Advocate
The good end OF the humble bee
Has naught to do with cumming:
II is the end It seems to me,
With which he does his humm,ng.
youngstown Telegram.
And not endurance Is his end
From here plum TO Alaska
Most everybody knows. my friend,
That his end is tabasco
Houston Post.
All things come TO an ending some
Fair day, as you will see,
But the end to which we'd hate 10
come
Is the end OF an irate bee.
Memphis Commercial.
We know about the bees wrong end
1t spells disa stcr ns a rule
But has n paragraphing friend
Experienced the habits OF a muIe7
II It Is all the same to the mem
OF that little club that We are 70