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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
lutte BE talrige 2ererinoer fra
Wgteifabet % bermeo Moberifa-

LUTTE BE talrige aarerinoer fra
Wgteifabet % ber11eo Moberifa-
bet.
Soreningen u5ruuenmobl @rois-
Berlin" afbol6t forleoen ct iterft
beipgt Me6e, bbor SpprgsmaaIet
orgftc6eS. Sfoleinipeftgr Mqtbias
MeDer fra Samborg. ibreoe ltarft
moo Observation-Disclosures. Maan
maatte itanoie Ei!bagegangen /
.SpoielStallet, % man maatte i1ar
babe &balifeten al De fg6te. 0g
netop al ben @rnnb.- maatte man
bcflage, at 2nrerirt6er life maotte
gifte fig. Gbi 29rerin6er bar be6
Optagelien paa Seminariet og ie=
mere beb 6ereS Mn19ttelie blebet
go0t itgte0e;; oe bpo be6re So
rottter for aanoeltg og legemlig
5unobe6 en6 &binber ! Mlmin6e=
|ligbe6. Sc bar font ifabt til at bee
re Mgore for SEN fommen6e S1egt.
|Og en- gift 29rerinoe, Ser ielb bob
Sc @prn, bar liiiffert og1aa en- be6re
% mere foritaaen6e Sp%6ragerinbe
of l%lng6omme1 en6 Sc ugifte %
horrIp1e 2nrerin6er, Der D6er1ige=
re meb Marene ofte bleb nerb9fe.
9ebatten efter Sore6raget bar !
S6lge uNolitifen" meget bi61ig for
log imo6. On 2ererinoe, Grf. 2iicb=
nelpifa, frebe6e for 2ererin6eru
Met til Mo6erifabet. Meen 9fole-
inipeft9r 9icfboff fra 8erlin bep.
0e6e be1temt, at gifte 2ererin0er
fl1noe fife forblibe / @mbe6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
&nlben / Storage,

&ul0ert er en6elig. fommer, ifri=
oer ~Mftenpoiten"x Sen rigtige @11l=
De, lom iammen me6 5neen ifabcr
oct gammel6ogs, belopbragne Snle=
hejr, Iom tbinger 9en6erne !
Sraffelommerne og &raben op ODER
grcne % laDer blaofrosne &oger
>pg Burgnn0ern91er.
Set glimrenoe Spre en- bpffc1
be1t ne0 til @pen og faar ollt
iportselifen0e Mennelfer til at bIi
be oan6Sfraperen6e poa &ontoret
Set enc tie, MON iobner, er Sen me:
tcrbgje Sne / @o6erne, men Sci
CT moaife un1o0erne, set por fun
1omle 9oge mon fl1noe gaa poc
eff ti1 @o6e6pren.
2an0sfnreningen for &ejielipe
mel6er ON 1terf &l116e ober BEL
2an6et. Baa 6agern9s er Ser 2;
Grader, paa &inltra> Otta og T911
let 20, &gros 10, @jeilo og Sini
is. GlDer1tm H. Sron6bjem )!
&ongsberg Is ~og 8ore11f6llen 10
Oberolt CT Set itille og glimrenb'
Gpre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
Gn nbAqqeliq Gttuatipn.

n9agblo6et" beretter ON cit Ii:
Dpggelig 8egibenbe6, ser pao Il
bgngen6e &aor bob6e foitet 20
Menneifer 2ibet:
Set bor %forleoen Scat at 20 Sir
beioere - Sc fleite fra &ollingool
- beb 11=9iben iful6e in6 / @rub=
balS=Snnnellen for at begpnoe Sc
reg Mrbeioc me6 Om1egrring al
Sfinner. Set pitgooenoc Nottoq
boboe netop pasieret Elnneller,, %
NtlnoSferen bar iom Tplge beroi
fife BEN a~llerbeo1te .
Mrbejositprfen begao fig imioler=
ito poa Sci ino / GunnelIen. Seen
De boboe life opbol0t Jig ber long
Elo, fgr Sc felte 5bimmelbeo, oo
efter EN- Stunbs SorIpb falot Sc
ON % bleb liggenoe uoen at fltnnc
rejie Zig.
Set Dor Ell l,bpgeelig @ituation.
en N9ffe Sog pasierebe oe1l,e
Strnfning baooe Dag og Scot, oq
bbiS Mrbej0erne life TOM ioo me-
get til &refter igjen, at Sc f,,n6c
11oo no al Sunnellel1, fgr Eoqet
toni, bar alt !Soob ON Mcbnina
ielbfglgelig nbe.
Seloigbis Tom ct Nor Mnu6 til
1tg ielb, og Sc beiIutteoe at re6bc
ocres 4ommerater, TOM / Ell 0bb-
ligne11oe Eilltoro loo paa 2inien.
De fit en- 9rolje bentet og biolp
Nrbej0erne op as benne;; % mi ar
beioeoe mon fig trent gjennem SEN
mgrfe Srnnel, til man enoelig Dor
zoe / friif SUIT.
Men nit itrafte oeres @rpfter
)eller lite 1engere; 5penbinaen
g Sheranltrenge1ien babbe ppret
or |tarf, og be topre Meonings
falot ON beb Chen al Sern
'anelinien.
Ser tom imiolertio mart Solf
steoe, iom tog fig of Sc iygc
g fif bent bragt bel / Sns.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
Nnrap
Smle1anbelen ! &riitiania

.par nolminoelig goo.
Der bleb naturligbis, fom Sg!ge
al De mango 8enge, Der er fon1met
til 2anoet, figbt aoifiIligt flere
2ufSnsbarer en0 ellers. SITE minbit
efter SalonflDgler bar Der bpret
tor G%fteripprgiel, ltgeim Sl1pele-
rerne bar gjort enorme Borretnin-
ger; | en- enfelt 8ntif / @riltiunio
lnlgteS Der olene al Dimantringe
for $4,000 Scr. Sc ii6ite Nor Gage
FIR Sui.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
Den eamle Siitorie",

Mon6 og &n1tru. Man6en CT
5agfprer, @u1trnen - &binbe. Yao
oobne &Dl6er tilDpjre / @ntree11 er
onbragt 5Dltetpi &onierbes og on=
set til &usboloningen benbgrenbe,
oeriblan6t ogloa Gbofola6e, in0pof=
fet | 5taniol, ct felt 2ager. Com
goo gfonom bor Wanoen Dj11eue
obcrolt % 1%1bltraffer fin &ontrol
til Sc minolte G11fe1tbe6er (1ao6anz
tie 9ggtemen6 ifal lite bore bel
iete) % UNDER fine Sn1peftioner
gjer bo11 en- Dag Sen @emerfning:
SGr, Some, Gbofola6en ligger
poa ct ubel6igt 5te6. Ser, bbor foo
mango gaar us % in6, fan Sen let
foripin6e.
Snor Oil BOG ct mist9nf1oml
Bas Dn bine 5tempelmerfer og
.brpo 9ig fife. ON min Gbofolobe.
/ Scent D1t barrel
Sber Gang, Monben iii toni /
NGrbe6en at Gbofoloben, in11ppcoe
bon EN- Sage. Set bleb efterbaon=
Den til en- net 5amling. @enpeo
40 StDffer. 5ruen logoe life Mnr=
fe til oct. Soo en- Dog pro ientercr
Don Gbofolaben.
Ser gu, Some, bpilfen go.
lclbe0, Der finder 5teb / sin &uS-
bo!oning! 9u buffer moi, at iee
aioroe Sig opmerfiom poa Gbofo<
laoen. gu bleb bre6. Mu fer D1,,
alt oct jeg. bar ltjaalet. Set CT,
bpqo S11rilter foloer grop 1oqtIom-
beb.
Srnen blep fgrit nrgerlig, men
1aa opflareoes benoes Malpn.
@ib mig 6em iaa igjenl
Nei, ncj. Seq bar be1nttet at
l1ooefe oenne min erlige grbbcr-
Belle bldn6t 5folebprnene. geu biz
Der gu | alt 6alo NOT flogere.
Srnen zoo fig life onfpgte 6eraf.
- &biS Oct lpffes mig at ltinIe
noget fra Sig, u6en at gu mprfer
Jet, Ioa mao jeg ogfoo beboloe 6et?
Noturligpis. Men set lpffes>|
Dig fife.
Nao, life. Som loo berben,
>i1 G%nusbone!
S1tn luffeoe gbotolIet op og tog
n 9Gite fren. Sen bor fulo al
5tempelm9rftr, set mino1te paa 1
&Oa6 flyer gu laa, Snusbo=
le. Silt bet bar jog %itjoolet fra sit
Nu er 5tempelmprferm
nine. Seq bar facet min Gbofolaoe
DOT betalt, life?
5nlsbanen rpmmebe Jig libt,
len iioen bolot ban Mp1en bos fig
20.
(Wer0en "a 8iI)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
Mor9es &nlttlfprIel itanbies.

gn &%ltlimport6r / 5tobanger,
iom for 3iebliffet bar to 9fibe
liggenoe UNDER 2altning / England,
bar fra fin 6erb9ren6e &ommis1to=
ner mo0toget Selegram ON, al
iomtlige 2icenler til Norge er til
bogefal6te fra Sen Site December.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
81: r2ipet ct unoerliqt. J

g.: r2ipet er n%noerIigt."
s.: v9a, leg ipnes lite, at set
CT iaa l1noerligt."
81: Sean gu 1oar'e mig 100
g.: raej> set tan leg iffffe."
81: ySSa, er lite set unoerligt?"
Grofesioren & aemi): ySDorlc-
BEG erfarer De nen1rneit ON en-
gieritano er at Sub e!.ler S9lp?"
5tuoenten: ngeb at intte ben
us"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09

Dnsbog Mften Sen 81. Sannar
telegraferebe Gpril 8roapn, 8erlt@
ncrforrelppn6ent til unite6 BreiS
%fplgenbe:
Sra 1prbe1es bel 11%n6errettet Sill
Sc e%rforer jeg, at b. Eirpit5' 8la=
ner angaaer0e rabifnI ln6erban6S<
booosfompogne ct blebet forfaiteoe,
fnr6i Sc bil0e bore ensbetD6en6e
meb en- Ero6en UNDER So6e al ollie
tDife Mftaler me6 Mmerifn. 5p9n=
oingen / 6iplomatife &re6ie bar
tobt Jig, og Ser er tngen font belit
@run6 til at tro, at set %nerifabelt=
&c Sorbol0 mellem Sp1flan1 og
4merifn itaor / Sore for at blibe
nnbret e1ler brn0t.
Meen / Sc Ielb1omme Simer bar
Tpif1an6s 11De Note telegrofiif paa
Sci til M1nerifa og on6re nentrale
2on6e. Sen bleb be6 fin SremfomIt
/ @er6enspreSien Sorsbag Morgen
ben /. Gebruar betegnet 1om ben
melt opiigtsbeffen6e og Di6e1t ref=
fen6e al ollie Sc 6iplomotiife Noter,
Griqen har fremfal6t.
@i bt6ietter 6ens ful6ltenoige
Self It:
vSr. l16enrigsmini1ter 2on1ingl
Oeres @fscellence bar beret 1ao
penligz at oberla6e SEN feiierlige STE.
gjering en- Sept al Sen Sale, Nreii=
oenten al Sc Gorene6e @tater bol6t
i @enatet. Sen %fejier1ige @egie.
ring bar giort Ealen til @ienitan0
for alporlig 9berpeielie, for6i sen
er inipireret at en- iterf Mnibars=
felelle.
Set en- / bpi @ro6 tiIfreosltinen-
De for Sen ~feiierlige &egiering at
fentatere, at &obe0tanfen i 6enne
bigtige @rflertng for en- meget
flor Del er / 0berens1temmelie me6
oe 9nifer og @rinciper, font teres
i Gpiflono.
Disie &rinciper in6befatter gon=
tie farligt SelrftDrets % ollie Mo-
TONERS Iigeltille6e Mettigbe6er.
8efpn1ret for Srlanb % Snbien.
Epiflan6 bil6e gln6e fig inoer,
ligt, OH en- gnerfjenoelie of ois1e
Hrinciper piloe meofgre, at 2onoe
font Srlano % Snoien, ser for
9iben life nboer Sen politi1fe naf=
bangigbeos @ooer, biloe faa 6eres
Gribeo.
2igele0es tager set tpife Soft
Mf1tanb fra 9anfen ON ollie Mllion=
GER, iom tjener til at tbirge Cont
oene ia6 / en- Magtfonfurrence og
til at inobif1[e ,6em / ct Sect al fel=
biife Sntriger.
Set frebiele Spiflanb.
Boa Sen on6en SIDE, gplflono
oil meo @lebe ion1orbei6e ollie
Beltr9bel1er, iom gaor u6 poo at
binore fremtioige @rige. Sopenes
Tribeo, Der er en- fundamental 6or-
noietning for Mationernes fri cts.
items 90 freoelige 5amfpem iao
bel iom oen aabne Dpr ms til aIle
Notioners &an6elslib, bor o1ti6 n6=
gjort EN- 8eltan66eI al Sc le6en6e
Brinciper Spiflanos politiife Bro-
orum.
Soo meget mere beflager Sen
felierlige &egiering, at bens Sien=
Der bar balgt at tage en- laaoon
>5tilling oberfor spprgSmaalet ON
Sreo, at oct bitter fig 11muligt for
&ioen at gjernemfgre 6is1e bejeI
SSoeoler.
5piffano % 0ets Sorbnnosfal-
Ter Dor mi parate til at inole6e en-
Jorbanoling ON 5re6 og baboe an
.f9oet font oeres gorbanolinqs-
grnnolog, at 0eres GfsiItens, ggre
% Neutrality-suspicious. fuloe qaron-
teres.
Som set u6trpffeligt bleb ioat
! Soften Of u. December 1916,
bar oct lite bisie Magters Seniiqf
~2.Z
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09

2ereren: ~@Oo6 er 8leit?"
9%rengen: ~9et er 2uft> Ser bor
@altb0rf."
2eitnonten (tE Ell Soloat, iom
goor forbi bam me6 Bibe / Mun-
Ben % 16en at bilie): u39, beo Sc
lffe, at Sc ifol bil1e poo Deres.
2ejtnant2"
50: $50, ST.. 2pitnont; me11 Ri
bar lert, at ri ol6rtg fuloe bil1e
meo Giben / M11noen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
UuaklannH Muir i'll Nf11tralp
Ser Dprettes en- uGaaresone" paa Sapene.

iaresone" paa Sapene.
CD at gipre fine 9rigsmctpber
&c en6 fpr.
at tilitrebe Sienoernes 9oelag gel-
1e .og 9ilintetgigrel1e. Deres Sent
ligt bar forenelig me6 an6re g}atio-
ners &ettigbeoer.
8elgien igien.
Meo Senlpn til 8elgien, font
man / 6e Soreneoe 5tater o1nfat=
ter mes 1aa megen og biertelig
Me6fplelie, bar &anlleren for faa
Tiger ft6en erfleret, at set al6rig
boboe beret Epiflan6s Mening at
o1refttere bette 2ono. Sen Sreb,
|1om fuloe. iluttes meo @efgien,
maatte ittre, at bette 2an6, bportil
|Gpiflott6 gnifer at itaa I peni fabe=
1igt Gorbo16, life fful6e funne be-
nDttes al Gpiflanos Sienoer / 6er
I&eni1gt at foraariage fortlatte
f%ienotlige &enfeipil.
MislDffebe Grebsbeitrebelie +.
De fire forbnn6ne Magters Sor=
1eg paa at bi6f6re Sre0 miSlpffez
bes paa @run6 af 0eres Gien6ers
@robringslpit: Sien6erne gnife0e al
6iftere Sre6sbettngelierne.
timber Nooifu6 al at bebbe 9tntin:
nalitetsprincipet bar bore SLENDER
lagt 6eres ian6e &enitgter for So
gen: Sc bill nernlig i9n6er6e e oQ
banere &piflano, 9itrig=l1ngarn
EDrfiet og @1lgarien. Mo6 3nife1
Ont Sorlig letter De Silien til 96e:
leggelle. De enifer &rigen f. rtia'
til EN- blo6ig Mfl1utning.
Gnglaub pg Sc Memtrale.
Derbeo er iaaleoes op1taae er
M Sit1ation, font tbinger Gp1flani
til at tr9ffe npe Sorbol6sre gler
s bn!btre6ie Mar bar england be:
1lpttet fin 6laa6emagt til ct 70 brp:
oeriif 6orieg paa at tbinge Epif:
lono / &ne Deo &ielp al u6:
f%ultning. Me6 brutal 6oragt 70,
International SOB bor oen Mogt
gruppe> Ser anfpres of england.
1agt lite blot at Before beres 5000
~itan6eres loplige Sanoel, men ba1
ogiaa be6 benipnSlgs 8regiio1
tnunget ner1troIe 2atoe til enter
belt og bol0ent at iton6ie al SON:
6e!!, Ger life posier .gntentemo gter=
ne, eller at in6ifrenfe 6en / Ober:
e%nsltemmelie me6 6isie MogterS
btlfaarlige Sub.
Sen amerifanife &egjering Ct BE:
fjen6t me6 Sc @friot, ser er taget
i oen &eniigt at formao @ng lan6
90 bets Mlliere6e iii poanD at re-
lpeftere Sen internotionole 2obs
8eltemmelle r loa bel lonl, SOB enes
Sribe6.
@bem Gnglanbs 8lofa6e ra,nmer.
SITE 6eito min6re fortlptter eng
lano fin l10iultningsffrig, ser poo
ingen Maa0e bergrer 6etS Mo6itam-
oereS milit9re. StDrfe, men lom
tringer @bin6er og 8gr11, @pge og
@amle ii! for beres 2an6S @fpl6 at
n11oerfaite fig 2ioelfer, @merter og
Sopn, iom tr1er Motionens g bs-
fraft.
Sortiat aris for Brebens @fp lb.
Den %fejierlige &egiering fnnoe
life operfor fin egen ,@ampittig=
beo, oberfor Set tpife Soft eller
oberfor Siitorien bloc at retfpr6ig=
SIRE fig, ON Sen nnbIo0 at an
benoe Be Wi61er, 1om bar til @en=
fiet at biofgre en- Mfilutning. poo
2igeiom &rafi6enten at Sc S or
c11eoe Stater bapoe SEN %feiierlige
9fegjering baabet at fnnne noo Set
te Maal 40 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sei. Otter at 5orlegene poo en- Sill
nnrmelie oDerfor gntentemagterne
blep beibaret meo grfleringen On,
~ 01rfnn4, hsYS. kI:L. clrl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09

Der, og at be (be Sorenebe Stater)
for beres eget 8ebfommen6e bill Ri.
bragg til at forbinore forfeit Glen
oigbeo og nnr6gaaelige Spofrelier
|uf Mennei felip.
S, 8ernitorff."
Som man fer, 6effer Stills
gan6ifen ale Sc fagre Diploma
tiffe Spfligbeosbenoinger ober
&atteflger.
Sammen meb Moten t~tlitillebeS
Der oen a1nerifanife &egiering ct
&ar 8ilag, bpori BET be66er 81. a.:
n6ra Ben /. Sebrnar 1917 nil
al Srafif paa 9abet tnbenfor af~
greniebe 3oner pmfrimg Sturbri-
tannien, Sranfrig % Stalien blibe
panifeltgsiort".
8iloget foltiptter / G11feltbeoer,
bbor 6e afgranie6e 3oner finocs:
De in6befatter felgen0e:
S &eiterbabet: 8on6ene o1rfring
England % Sranfrig / en- no1tref=
ming al 90 5gmtl; 6en bollanbfe
&p1t fra @po til Eericbelltng moo
Mor6beit; berfra / 1ige 2inie tbers
gjehnem 8e1terbobet til Norges ipo:
be1t1igite Bunft; moo Nor6 itref=
fer @renielinjen fig til ct 0mroa=
Sc tire Sgmil fra Ser6erne, 0erfro
eaar Sen lige moo 3lt, til Ben ID.
Der lammen me0 2inien, Der fro
@ollan6 BRACES moo @or6 til Nor:
geS 1p6peitliglte 8unft. Den afipGr.
re6e Gone in6befotter bele Storbri:
tannien og Srlon6, ct 1tort 5tpfft
al Mtlanterbabet, bele oct ir1f'
SOB, &analen mellem England ol
Sranfrig og set bilfaDiife Sob
: bbor 8egpnoelieslinien tnnfes truf
fet fra Sap 6iniiterre / 6ponier
giennem oct pitlige Mtlonterbop ii
t ct 811nft, 1om bigger mango Mi.
Norobeit for set al%lernor6lig1t'
Sfotlon6.
Mibbelbabet afiperreS fategorif
for alle fien6tlige Sartgier; fu1
} longs Sen noroafrifanffe &plt tiIo
beS neutral Sgfort / begrenie
|Smfang.
Bilog Scr. 2 erflerer, at neutro
le 5fibe, ser beforer 6e ofgreni e
sc 5arpanoe, gjgr set poo ege>
Miitfo. 5fient man lober at bill
toge SoriigtigbebSreg!!er oberfo:
@fibe, {om pna BEN Sag, SEN nj
8lofa6e tre6er / @raft, befinber fig
! pna &eiie til &abne / De nf1per
I reoe 3oner, %anbefaler man 6og in6
trangenbe iaa6anne 5fibe fno bis:
muliat at en6re beres &urs; 6e
benitiltes til @be6erier at benptt
bbert optpnfeligt Mib6el til a
trg6c | Sorbin6elie me6 6is1e @fft
be og 6irigere be1n til at 1gge CT
anben Suite.
Mmerifanife @asiogerfibe hi
foa Sob at ieile nforitprre6e, bbi&
%fplgenoe 8eltemmelier operbol6es:
Galmoutb ifq!1 bore @eitemmeI:
iesite6et.
8oa Silent og noreiien moa SC
fibre efter en- 2inie, Ser angibes
1aale6es: so Grader Nor6, 20 Gro
Ser @eit for S%cillpgerne; Iongs
oenne Suite bill ingen tpife Semi-
1ler blipe u6lagt.
Dnmpifibene moa foriDnes meo
ierlige &ien6etegn: @froget mao
bemales me6 bbi6e og rg6e lo6rette
5triber, ser en- tire Meter breoe.
Sra bier Mait mac baje ct Stag
in66elt / rgbe og bbi6e &boorotfel=
ter. Mgterube mon set omerifonIfe
Stag tpoeligt fnnne 1es.
&11n ee1 Dampr ma iejle Dber
nge / bber Sterling; Sen moa an
fomme til Sa1moutb ON Ssn6agen
20 afgoa oerfra ONT Ons6agen.
Ser moa gibes @arontier for, at
bis1e 5fibe lite meofgrer @ontra=
banbe. /.
5fal De tpife 2areri1,ber babe 2op
-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09

Galtcn: Den @oas minoer mig
ON min Born6om."
gerten: uSborlebes oet2"
@aiter: $50, for Sen og leg maa
bel bore fommen til Deroen paa
omtrent famine 9i6."
u: Set, iom er benoet mig i
Dag, piloe leg life gnffe ffuloe
Ibaroe min barife nben.~
g.: rSDoo Moer0en er Ser oa
benoet Dig?"
o.: rSeg bar bunoet BEN itore
@ebinif | 2otteriet.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-05-18
STOP BAD EGG F
Shippers Cited Before Federal
Food And Drug Officials.

A number of egg shippers in
Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma,
and the Panhandle section of
Texas have been cited to appear
before the Bureau of Chemistry,
u. S. Department Of Agriculture
to show cause why they are not
guilty of violating the Food and
Drugs Act by shipping in inter-
state commerce, cases of eggs
containing large numbers of rots
and spots. The Food and Drugs
Act prohibits the interstate
shipment of bad eggs, which are
held to be adulterated food. This
action follows Investigations
made during 1916 at Denver,
Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and
Trinidad, Colorado. After hear
ing the Department will take
such action as is warranted by
the facts in each case. The De-
partment also is notifying egg
shippers in this territory to can
die all eggs before shipment in
Interstate commerce and is an
nouncing that it will be glad to
send them information on cand-
ling to enable them to comply
with the Federal law.
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DOVER
John Wahl had business in
lexington Wednesday.

John Vail had business in
lexington Wednesday.
Tom and Eugene Holman were
in Lexington Tuesday.
Jim Corbin had business in
lexington Tuesday.
]. M. Dysart of Higginsville
was here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Van
Anglen of Lexington were here
Monday.
A. G. Williams of Lexington
was here Friday.
Mrs. Jennie Carter Of Licking
ton is visiting here this week
with her brother, DR.. w. G. Har-
wood and Mrs. Harwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh 7. VIM
of Joplin, announce the birth of
a daughter on Thursday, May
10, to whom they have given
the name Helen Elizabeth.
Pick" Davis and children of
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Lexington spent Monday here
with John Davis and wife.
Edmond Vaughn had business
in st. Louis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Dysart
we're in Lexington Friday.
Mrs. Meng Shelby and small
son, Lyle Webb, of East St.
Louis came Monday for an ex-
tended visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Cole.
Mrs. James Corbin and son,
James, Jr., spent Friday in Cor
der.
Miss Jean Zeysing and Miss
Doris Littlejohn were in Lexing-
ton Saturday afternoon.
j. M. VIM spent Monday in
Lexington.
Dutch Eagan has rented the
Bently farm at Berlin.
Mrs. Dave Phelps and grand
daughter, Mildred Vaughan,
spent the week end at the home
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LARGEST MASONIC
Was Second Time in HigginsvilIe
800 Came.

Masons, their wives and lady
friends, numbering around 800
attended the Twenty-Five Ma
sonic District Association meet
vile last Thursday. The degree
of Master Mason was given in
the Hall then at $50 the three
hundred sat down to a banquet
in the Ritter building prepared
and served by the ladies of the
M. E. Church, South.
A program in the Christian
Church was given previous to
the banquet. Rev. c. L. Stout
er's address of welcome was an
excellent address and was a sin
cere expression Of Higginsville's
welcome to the guests. A re-
spouse by Mrs. A. j. Smith was
witty and keenly appreciated by
all, and it voiced the sentiments
of the women to the Order.
America" was sung by the
audience, then followed a song
by Mrs. T. j. Littlejohn. The
Rahm orchestra with Richard
Canterbury as pianist sang my
Old Kentucky Home" /.
About the banquet that fol-
lowed there was nothing but
praise heard, and the ladies were
thanked many times for their
efforts, especially as rain clouds
had threatened to cut down the
attendance to a few.
In the evening at the Christian
Church the program was contin-
ued with these numbers a mu-
steal number by the Rahm or
chestra, a solo by Miss Ethlyn
Heidbrink, a solo by Mrs. A. e.
Duensing of Concordia, Near
er My God to Thee" sung by the
audience, then talks by Mrs. j.
G. Lightner of Odessa, and the
Rev. R. N. Allen of Lexington.
The Rev. A. j. Smith made the
closing remarks at the evening
session.
Masons and their friends from
over the county and many places
outside it were in attendance
Higginsville Jeffersonian.
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of Mr.. and Robt. Darnell.

of Mr.. and Robt. Darnell.
Miss Matte Swain came home
last week from a visit with rel
atives in Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. BERTHE Bertrand
and two small daughters of Lees
Summit, came Sunday for a visit
with relatives.
H. T. Redd and Dutch Eagan
were in Lexington Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Corbin,
Jr., announce the birth of a
daughter on Wednesday, May
9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. B. Stark and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Dysart were
called to Kansas City Monday
by the death of Byrd c. Scott,
a nephew of Mrs. Dysart, and
also of Mrs. Stark.
Miss Jennie Caldwell of Odes-
sa, visited relatives here Sun
day.
Or. McGill of Lexington, was
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A Lexington Mans Experience:

A Lexington Mans Experience.
Can you doubt the evidence Of
this Lexington Citizen?
You can verify Lexington en4
dorsement.
Read this:
Henry Kroeck, ST., retired
farmer, 2OO9 Main St., Lexing-
ton, says: ''The grip left my
kidneys awfully weak so that
they acted much too frequently
day and night. The passages Of
the kidney secretions gave me
much annoyance and at night /
had to get up many times to.
pass the se%cretions. Doan's kid
ney Pills gave me great relief.
l keep them on hand now to
use only as a preventative
SOC, at all dealers. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, n. Y.
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Mrs. 7. C. Sanders and Mrs.
B. H. Sanders and the latter's
little daughter went to Higgins
vile Wednesday to spend the
day.
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Mrs. Jess Menaugh went to
Kansas City Wednesday for a
brief visit.
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here professionally Tuesday.
Miss Minnie MCGEE will go to
Slater Sunday for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. Emma MCGEE,
and children.
Mrs. E. ], Stoke and Jake
Harwood spent several days this
week in Kansas City.
Mrs. Louis Gillon went to Well
ington Friday to spend the day.
Mrs. G. P. Fawks went to Kan
City Friday for a few days visit.
days visit.
Mrs. Chas Mignery went to
Wellington Friday morning to
spend the day.
Miss Wilhelmina Snyder went
to Kansas City Friday morning
for a few days visit.
J. c. Grady went to Jefferson
City Friday to attend a meeting
of the officers of the Missouri
State Elks' Association.
The Nenana news., 1917-01-13
TUESDAY

Washington: The state department is interrogating Ambassador Gerard regard ing his utterances upon the occasion of the banquet rendered him recently in Berlin The international situation is too delicate to promote the least inisun- derstanding.
 Ottawa: Blondin has been appointed postmaster general of Canada.
 Ottawa: Governor Blacks Yukoners are scheduled to leave for Englan'l in a few days. ~.:* .:.
 New York: Twenty-Five million dol lars ill gold arrived in this city today from Great Britain.
 London: Economic difficulties are rus mored to be hampering the Austrian military organization. the dwindling food supply rapidly approaching crisis.
The Nenana news., 1917-01-13
WEDNESDAY

London: Information received at the war office indicates that the Teutonic armies have been thrown back at several points along the Moldavian front. Der lin admits that her lines have been pierced on that front
 London: The British forces in Suez are rumored to he preparing drive through Palestine, with the object of joining the Russian army in the South ern Caucasus and by cutting the Ragdad railroad put to an end the German dream of an Eastern Empire.
 Rome: The Pope is said to be in full sympathy with the recent peace note of President Wilson.