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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
11bm1ttet nf Smlt.

st unqt Menneife, tilipnela6eroe
Mor gommel, fanotes ifelge
vMibe l9tiftst." forle6en Mften peo
9=Ei6en 1tggen6e paa @ejen uo for
9(noreos Mnbreosl ems @aar6 I Te=
ltcr=8e6ltco / bepi61tles Silltano.-
Mn0reoslen fit bom 1trofs brogt TIL
lcngs, og 2nge Mgerbpf fra &ibe,
font tilfolotes, mente, at Mfmagten
1fnlotes unberernoring og llomat=
te11e. Spent Sen paagjeloenoe er'
fat life Ton toteres> ga ban bberten
hor Nopirer cller 511biiitensmioler
bos fig, og ban er fife / 5tono til
at to1e. San er in0lagt poa Mlbe
Mmts]pgeD11s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
S1t for &ib0.

@rep Mo1t5ou bor u6ienot fglgen=
Sc Mnnoifripelie til iamtligd Mejeri=
ct / Hropinien 5lesbig=@oliten:
~Som oct CT Dcm befjenot> fan
ben 6orbpjclie al ajporotionen, Ser
pocs iiocn Neo1ottellen al 8reo=
mengoen, fun gjennemferes, noar
on1trelrt Ell Tjeroebel at Mplfefger=
ne fires til 5lagtebonfen. Sor at
milone bette for Dor &negoriit oper=
oroentlig booroe Sn6greb ct Ser
blepet inoleoet Gorbonolinger~ meo
grllgsforbln0e1e, ser goQr 1,0 paa
at looe Dit lom Gr1totning for &i9o.
Set l1gger oltlao / Ceres egen SsSu=
teresie, nQor Sc burtigit m1,tigt be-
apl1ocr at fremitillc sit al 6fuu1=
memglt 9e bioroger 6erpeo life
ole1e til Bpfolfcnes Grnrrinq, me11
o9lon til @eporelicn al oeres eqeu
&bngbc1tonb> bpo6 Ser otter me6-
fprer Snofrielicn al en- 1tgrre Mpl=
Reproduction" --.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
S,tn gift til flere 9eser. IS ell

Snn gift til flere seeer. IS ell
leoe Aor leo ieg al gf3cm", lfriper
Ntrs. 6. Mnoerion fra &inolton, g.
Dof. IS min Spgen efter 2in0ring,
TIT leg til flere 2eger, men til In
gen Septic. @oo begpnote ieg at toqe
Dr. Yeters <rifo og efter at bope
toget omtrent iefs Gloifer, bar icg
fltloitenoig fl1reret. Seq bar iiffffc
baot noget Tilbagefolo eller mprfet
5por al Gf5em / Sc fto5te tire Mor.~
'@ltrifo er fienot ODER BEE Beroen
Tom en- lomprfet Blo6renler. Sen
1plges fife poa Mpotefer. &pis Sc
CT i11teresieret, ifrib til gne-gierne,
Or. Neter Sabrnep & Sons Co..
Chicago, SII.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
Gn gammel Graftfarl.

rSejle 81. S%olfebloo" fort9ller:
Torle0cn fDl6te gnmle Mn0erS
@lnule,1 paa &orlifob Marf / &i1t=
gipe 5ogu 80 Mar. Mn0ers Glau1en
'eIler Mn6ers 6jpllpnoer (ban ltam=
mer ncmlig fra 5jpllan6), iom ban
til 0nglig folbes, CT goDt fjen0t al
Omegnens 8eboere, ban bar nen1=
Zig borct @rober og &loffer be6
Ringgine Strife / mango Mar, og Oct
ct fprlt / 6e lenere Mar, at ban
1DnteS, at set bleb bom fpr be1p9r=
Zig at gao ben lange Sci to @onge
ON Dagen. Mcn ban er tro6s fin
b6je Mloer raft og r6rig, pasier 1elb
tin ge6rift % fan go6t bjGlpe Sea-
boerne mes Ell @oan6sr9fning en-
Bang imellem. Wnn fan go6t, nnor
fz1on er ti6lig oppe (for Mn6ers ct
Morgenn1on6) le bam trille @r9fte=
-' -
boso bort eller Itoa / S6rbegropen,
atgelom Fan bbert Mar le1p 1loar
@ruS1et % bplter alt fit &orn. On
lang Spooleretur gaar ban beIler
fife al Gejen for. Sorleoen bar ban
Sejle og bil6e life beRte, til So
get gift, men gift Sc fire Mil bjem.
Set fog fun 6 Simer, og bon bar
bel tilpoS Dagen 6erpaa. @amle
Mn0erS bar en- So, 1om ban 1elp
MAILER og paS1er mes r6ren0e Ont
bn. MnberS er 8eteron fra Cd, og
Get fan foiffe bdm meget op, naar
ban giber nogle Splpsninger til
Beo1te. @an er oanosfriif, og iom
foo felger ban me6, bbab Ser r6re1
Zig Si0en, og Set baa6e i politi1t
og friltelig Senieen6e. @eb iiblte
~aommuneDalg gift ban / forrDgen6e
SER til l1be for at afgipe fin 5tem=
F11e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
4esiimiitiife l1btaleljer.

Nationolpfpnom Yrof eSior 8ircf
uotoler / Sen fonierbotipe Nropins<
presto {, at Sc enc tie Tilfpr1 Ter, l16=
1onoet ipnes at billie gipe o., er
&1tl, ibet england life 9nifer at ia
1te % pfonomiif / Epiflon6s Mrme,
mems Spiflon0 for &pmpeniationenS
Sfpl6 og for at bppc @olutaen
qjerne bill gipe % Sui. Men SiGf6r=
lerne fra TDitlan6 CT, life 0erfor
ltfret, b1an6t a11oet poa @run0 al
Observation-Disclosures - SDao
2o1lobrrqet ongaor, fan Set penteS,
at Tilfpr1lerne al Sljefager og Mojs
iomt Morgorineroalto bliber
%ooeror0entlig ipariomme og for en
SID en0og felt pil 1tan0ie. Nrofes=
loren 1ll1tter: vDonmnrfs 9fpnomi
bil fomme til at bbi1e / fig lelb."
- u6tnunsti6en" 1friber: Ser er
ingen @r1n6 til at regne n1e6 nogen
@eoring / Tilfer1 lerne Mmerifa trl1=
er me0 belt at 1tan6ie Eilf9rilerne
til Gfa116inopien og fun tilla6e Mf=
bigel1er for 6orbn6et moo, at @an=
oclsiorbinoe1len a brp0es mes Spif=
la116. Naar man en6bi6ere toger /
8etrogtning, bpor lille 9eptte Sl1li=
1ej0et bar for %, og bbor ltbDgge=
lige Spionop0ogelierne er i Mor=
oens 9obe6ltp6er, bill enbber forltaa,
at Nettet err 6raget tpttere ONT bore
&opcoer. England Dar p6erligere
ipnrret ct 5tpffe al Nor6i6en, og
1nort CT ollie 9nn0e lnffet for os.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07

Mprfer - noget / 2igbeO meo De
%alminpcliqt fjcnote Sparem9rfebg=
ger. Naor 5plooten laa pan 2pl1=
%1lings0agen - ban fnar u0betalt 5
Morf 90 Hfennig bDer 100e Gag
bill al meo ct 8iorog, flpbes ser ct
&rigsmnrfe til 8 Warf in0 / Bpgen,
% naar 6ennc er fDlbt me6 Mprfer,
1en6es ben til &reoSlparefas EN-, 1on
ioa tegner &rigslaon for Belpbet,
Scr forrentcs meo 5 pGt., loofremt
Sc life bnbcs inben to glor efter
TrebSilntni1ge11.
90 @uren tpllcr Willioner at
5olootcr, fan Ser 10 as 6enne Sci
inoDin0es en- De1 Nenge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
&nnhrrjullan1.
Gu fraftia @riasifat.

Ser tales meget ONT en- ubD=
rc &rigs1fot, iom allereoe mi lig=
nes poa @ooroejere i>59n6erjDllano.
Mt regne efter @%aarbenes Stprrelie
nil 5fatte11 rntrent inarc til SO
Murf pr. IS. 2an6. Ga Sfattebele=
bet oaiaa incomes for 0omenegaar<
Sc, n1aa set bore en- per- pnlig Snb=
fpm1t1fot; men openl taaen0e 8ereg=
11ingSmaabe ifal bore nogenlunoe
rigtig og folder ogloa lolnmen meo
Sc 5fottebeleb, hi bar bert, at for
lfjellige % befienote @aorbejerc
lGn0en Mo CT onlot til.
- 6or Si6en ct n1o11 Iterft /
Sang me6 at paaligl1e Tolf, Ser bar
tjent Henge / &rigens Sis, Sen laa=
fol0te u&rigsbinoingsifot", og at
Ser life gas lempeligt til @erfs,
er Ser mango gfsempler paa. Gn
@un0elsmono poa Eoftlun0-@gne1L
bbis Sortienelte bleb an1laaet til
100000 Warf, ifal, iflg. uRibe
Stiftst.", mi betale en- 5fot paa
$4,000 Morf! &rigen fo1ter 10 Nenz
&c, og Set gploer ONT at bringe oem
til ,8eje.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
Gn raft @ebrift al cit 11zMars
!tNrpmn

SlCNY+
@n 5pn al @oosfornqiter &olm,
Mgoegaar0 beb @olbef, 6rnfne6e
forle6en l1n6er @aontng be6 8in0e=
filoe 5tron6.
Neo &olitinn6eriggelien I Mnle0=
ming Of Bette l1lpffestilfel6e er set
fonItateret, at Sen %6rl1fne6es Spil=
lingbro6er S6rgen Solm, be6 6en=
ne 2eiligbeo bar u6bilt ct Mo6 og
en- &onbuite, ser fortiente at be-
l6nnes.
Set er ifp1ge u&bbbn." oplp1t,
at ban meo Sure for tit eget 2ip
og UNDER ipr6eles bonifelige Sor-
.bol0 bar re66et fin &ammerot, emil
8. Heterlen fra at 6r11fne. Sgrgen
bab0e left / Ell Bog ON orufneoes
@e6ning og bar 1trofs flor ober,
bpa6 ban ffuloe foretage fig, mar
ban fH Sen re66ebe OBJ at 8onoet,
11emlig lRgge bnm pua Mapen og
trDffe bam ! 5i6erne, inoti1 9p-
fanM 5te6, o. 6erefter
bl1rtiglt muligt tilfaloe Siab.
sos ct 11=aorigt 8arn maa Bette
foloes Ell ltalmtn0elig Manosnarba-
relic, nabnlig rtdar man tager |
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
Sramspprt-6prbnb.

eeSnOtil sen lite NoDember 1917
er set 5orbuDt at transporter Mfer=
aeI % @pbningsfalf paa Sernbaner
{ Danmarf meo l1n1tagelie al DC
lprlig for Mergeltranspprt anlagte
1mo11ppreoe 8aner.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Statsbo=
uerne pg Nripotbahcrnes Beltpreller
ct bcmpnbigebe til, / Set Smfang,
Tom 8rnl1Ol elstransporterne muatte
tillaoe, at meooele Dispenlotioner
fra bette Torbl0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
= Danmark. -

foor. Sorbanolingerne nermer iig
mi beres Mfllntning, iaaleoes at
commissioner Tan aipre Snoftil=
ling.
Set famine eal0er / Splge 80.
g." commissioners Margurineuo=
bolg, ser 81. d. bar beifeftiget fig
me0 Sp9rgsmaa1et ON 5%tprrellen
al Sen @ris1tigning, ser ct np6ben=
sig for Sen ME pegetabillfe Marga=
rine, lom bill blipe bragt / @anoele1
en- al Sc allern9rmelte Gage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
Gn biattq SpfinSelIe.

Mo1finfobrifont eS11lteien I Mal=
borg bor qrlees ONT &atent poo en-
Spfin6elie, bborpe6 Ggrb og 8run=
fl1l fan br11ges be6 Drift al Cos
motorer. @asbprferne ffal life for
on6res; ser ifo1 finn foretages en-
lille 9gn6ring neo He11ieopporotet.
&oo 8rgn6erslep Dompteglperf
hor Spfin0el1en bpret prsbet / en-
Moone6s Sis be6 ct 5ugeqasnarf
poa SO s. g., og ser bor life bee
ret Sen mino1te @on1feligbe6. Sor=
bruget oe6 10 Sinners Mrbej0s0ag
far pilt fig at bore 200 Sig. E6rp,
oltioo en- 6og1iq l169ift paa fun G
&r. 40 Gre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
@nl % Maraarine.

f9en nberor6entlige Submissions
&11lrt0Dn1g bar paa en- &9ffe Mp6er
forbon0let me0 Nepr9ientanter for
De / &ulimporten % &ulbanoelen
intereSlere6e Starter. Sormaalet er
oels at ipge Supporter al Sill og
aofeS fremmet % bells at faitiluu
fa1te @egler for Tor6elingen Of Sor-
telne1ter, iaaleoes at Gorbrugerne
sopnoar De lempeligit mu'ige 8iI-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
Tiife=Gfspprten.

@fter 6orlpoe10e oil oen tplfe
5tot en- al Sc f9rlte Dage 110teoe
6orbu0 moo Sn6fdriel af forifjellige
Mrter Scr ifpanosfiif. 9ette 6orbuo
bill belt ]tonole @fsporten fra oe
oon5f Observation-Disclosures til Spif=
Iano. 0enl1e gfsport far %on0raget
Ell 5,rn1 al 100000 ST.. om Maa<
neoen. SIR 0iSle Yenge ifal Splfernc
nu fjsbe 6p6emioler, Der life fom<
mer i11o UNDER 8egrebet 2ufi nsor=
fifler. Oct bill blipe forbuot til Epif=
Iano at inofere Mar> ser pejer ct
ba!bt Euno og 0ernr6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
st felt 9nitn 6mnalere

bleD fornplig fanget be0 Malme<
8oaben / &jpbenbapn. Set bar lpen=
ife Damer og @errer, iom fra 0ereS
&jebenbopns=8eieg Di!6e bjembrin=
&c forifiellige nbfgr1elsforb116te So
rer, iom Ser er f9lelig Mangel pad
/ 8ro0erlan6et binii6es. Wen Sc go
Sc Soft formooeoe oltiaa life at
lf11ffe Eol6op1pnet; Sc fit 5mugler=
goblet fonfiiferet, og n1 bpnger Der
res16el1 8p6er ODER @obe6erne paa
Dem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
Sit fife Ipiie fig met.

TN nng Man6 1onf forle6en iam=
men i 5alfonneralleen / &j9benbabn
UNDER alIe Eegn paa un6erernering.
&on> Ser ejer en @aar6r paa 20
T6r. .2on6 / 6lesbig, bar fomme1t
til &i9benbabn for at bei6gc fin
Seiter og ipiie fig meet, men baooe
life trl1ffet benbe, 6a bum bar rejlt
til Sperrig. Sen biplpel6ie Mano
blep fjprt til Sre0rifsberg @oipital
% poet 6en forng6ne 8leie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
81 StDffcr Sbertpi CT 2nrns.

acknowledgements befjen6tgjpr, at
5olf> Der eier cit Sperfroffe eller
&oobe> Bpao enten Set er til @inter=
eller Son1merbrug> FIN fan onifof=
CT 1tg en- NO. naor, Ser foreligger
Nloeroomsibaabe6 eller 5pg6om oq
fun efter 2%egeatteit i. At babe boooe
en- Sommer-O perfraffe og en- @irr-
ter=6roffe betegnes iom 21tr1ts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
Dber pteripem / ct Srna.

Sorleoen anfom til &gobp tire
rnsfife So!oater, Der bar flpgtet fra
en- Sqngeleir paa Semer1r. Sc gif /
2ano beb &ramnit5e efter at bobe
roet ober 9iteri6en / ct 8 Mlen
lang tog | Mm breot Er11g. Sele
Eioen iao Sc me0 1n0erfroppen i
8a1toet, % 8blgerne log iabnIiet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
Sc blep eniee,

Monoen: So, ier ou, jeg plioe
.llu baoe, at Dre1aen iflloe beooe
Sens, men min Some ipntes, at ban
lf''loe beooe Grit. Men MI er ii
Dog eroelig bleoet enige.
gennelt: Noo, S bar luttet
6orl1a; bOoo tom 9rengen ioo til
at be0oe?
Wanoen: 49, grifl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
1900 Mfiner.

6or1e6en bleb Ser 1pr9ngt en- Mi-
ne paa 5fallernp 5tronb og en- pe6
Gber1teo. SEQ ben,1e 2eiligbe6 fit
r8en6i. Sii6." oplpit, at Ser 1toen
&riaens 8egDn6elle er it6orebet %
nifa6eliggiort Ca. 1900 Miner pc5
6e 6anffe Softer, 6eraf 800 pan
ben ipoife &Dlt. Disie Sal giDer en-
Sorei tilling ON, bbor ipaffet Sc
fRmpenoe Nfagters Snrpan6e er me6
Miner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
ne maa mr item 6ellere ifpbe mta."

nSe n1aa mG item 6ellere ifpbe mia."
Ser lioes> longt mere ems nro1
amer | mango 5moo1jen1> 90 bpor
torItotig ems Sc fle1te Gplfere er
meo at notole fig ON Eill tonoeuc
oer11eoe> benoer Set bog al og til,
at Foobnoet ON at bol6e Eoro for
Sl11ge ON 2ebneosmi66elnp6c11
g.er1nes> og ma foor ct SSS;n0blif
/ Be fortpiple6e Sorbol6. MeIlem
oct tp1fe Sogperionole, Ser fommer
til %omorup, trof Ell al Sc 1teolioe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iooleocs forleoe1
en- Molfinorbeioer, Ser r1lpffelip oper
m1liqbis at futile %oflepere fine sSy11o=
flob at 6poeparer, ifplge v@olo.
Ap." | fllot Mlpor uobrpo: u0e
111oo neiten before 1fp0e nriq> enc
togc Ma0en. Tor," tilfpie6e bon,
~oct ct nglten life til at boloe 11o
at lcre oerne6c."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
ooer Sopeoet PAD BAN. Sc bar me-
get mebtaget, Ga Sc tom / 2an6.
Gm belaaelia Sperraifelie.

Gn bebagelis SperraIfelie.
gjcrne al a'1nitrrp ogF 8orup
/ @anoborg CAB fig for1eoen til at
nr11pc @an6s al en- Tprpegrap,
ser lnu mellem 0eres Gienoom=
me. De pilbe / 0isle brpnoielsfnap=
pc Gioer biprge til 8%interel1. 9a
@an0et tom al @ropen> bite Set fig,
iflg, uMingf. 81. 9agbl.", at ser blen
10000 fg. 9(al .ti1bage. Set bar
en- Ooerra1felle, lon1 mon fife bopoe
Dentct; men Sen bar 10 glpoelig
NOT. Nl1 bliner ser baa6e til at Bloc
% brG11oe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
@pbpiten I @eitjpllanb.
FRA 2embiqeqnen ifribes:

UIu St1lIUlytYleTt HIIUtS.
Sp1ten al Mgerb6et bar mi taget
fiji 8egDn0elie flere 5te0er ber |
ggnen. n6bDttet er mere ems al
lille. Sm ,&!!pper er ser
nn1ten life Sole, ga Bla11terne blep
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
splbater~ 2pnninger % &~risslaart,

Sen Omitgt %, Gnergi bpormeo
EDiflano formaar at ltampe Williz
aroerl1e frem til 8rigsloa11, er fife
belt alminoelig. Nu er Der liben
Soraaret oglaa lat ct 5Dltem | Gang
for at l10nDtte Sc 8i0rag, Iom oe tD-
ife 5ol0ater maotte bore pillige til
at ofre. @nbber iaooan 5ol0at faar,
fortpller uMtbe 5tiftstt.", uoleperet
ct lille Sefte, Ser far Nlaos til 80
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07

Omfne s :sg :! =! . ss s!n Z:
=! :! ! ;: =; X: j: $ !: "; !: u; i; i: !:
dring. Faas / Drug Stores og pr. Post, 500
pr. Flaske. Murine Eye Sa1pe i Tuber 25c: Bog
ON Ojnene ffr;t fra Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-09-14


him Il little cart with seat for TriXie
and one little friend. The goat was
decorated with ribbons of all colors
and the cart had ribbons flying from it,
Just the thing she had been longing
for-oh, for ever and ever so long. She
jumped into her cart, and Billy was
off. She had been training him to
run in harness for almost n week.
They just turned the corner around
the house, when who should they see
but TriXle's grandfather.
ooh, grandpa" screamed Trixie.
isn't this too wonderful? You are a
perfect dearl"
And though Billy couldn't say all
that, he remembered Trixle's grand
father, and he licked his hands as
though to say:
Il am so happy here. Thank you for
giving me to Trixie."
So Trixle had the most joyful birth
day of her life, and Billy Goat was as
proud as could be. He was a full
grown goat and he was delighted to
pull Trixie in her little cart, for he
felt such grown-up goat on the day
Of TriXie's seventh birthday
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-09-14

sons thoughts start wandering, how
they skip from one link of recOllnc-
lions to another until chain of
wasted moments is forged
Mind-wandering seems to be gen
eral Characteristic of the human race.
but those who have succeeded in con-
quering the characteristic and cOncon-
tratlng upon the task at hand have
been the men who have moved ahead
in the business and professional world.
Day-dreaming is all right when the
dreams are busy with plans for pro-
noting business methods or with ideas
for practical inventiOns-and when
other work is not being neglected.
The inventor of the steam engine,
watching the steam in kettle lifting
the top of the pot and day-dreaming
about what that power might be made
to accomplishments not wasting his
time but was advancing the human
race.
Useful day-dreaming is all right, but
mlnd-wNndering should be relegated to
the scrap heap.-Arkansas Democrat.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-09-14
wonderful Cave Found.

A wonderful cave has been dlscOv-
cred at the lime quarries about is
miles from Potgietersrust, Cape Colony.
A workman, using his pick, came to a
large hole, and this proved to lead to
a wonderful cave containing the most
beautiful stalactites-a really wonder
full sight. These pendant cones of
carbonate of lime, attached like icicles
TO the roof Of the cave and formed by
the dripping of the water charged with
the carbonate from the rock above"
are In various and lp some cases most
intricate designs, and should be OF
great interest to geOlOglsts. The cave
is about 80 yiiFds long and 80 wide, and
no one ever dfeamcd Of It's existence.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-09-14
DADEY'S LVENLN(
ARY 4AEE 4
~ MARY GRAHAA.E,.1lI. BONNER
TRIxlE AND BILLY

"Ah," said the Angdra goat 'what a
JOY 1t Is TO eat!' And as he said so he
closed his eyes while he chewed with
an expression Of rapture ana delight
eyes" said Mrs. Angora Goat. ut
Is n happiness to eat"
The goats We're i'm the ZOO and they
had rocky outdoor places to live in.
There were little homes inside the ami
mai house for them too, but the
weather was fine and warm and they
loved the outdoor air.
Some of the goats had beautiful
horns, some hadn't, some had longer
fur than others.
But all of them were being fed by
children who were passing by and
watching them. In tile spring they had
been sheared and lovely new hair or
fur had taken the place Of the old.
They We're beating like sheep and
the children thought thoy were lovely.
ooh, how I'd love to have one" said
a little girl named TriXie who had
come to visit the animals. She held
the hand Of her grandfather, and she
SQueeZeu IL u Httle as she thought or
a zoo pet.
Now the goat was trying to tell
TriXie that his name was Billy--a very
usual name. for a goat, but sul II
very nice and sensible name.
He was also trying to ask her to
admire his beautiful horns and his long
goatee. He bloated and he held his
front feet up on a rock.
Trixie put her fingers through the
bars of the little yard ana strohed the
goat. He seemed to be much pleased
and bleated his JOY and happiness at
being 80 much admlreda
"Oh, how I'd love to have him." said
Trixie again.
Perhaps you can" said her grand
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-09-14
Lauahed at Inventor.

Most men and women who have tried
to do something worth while have
found that much fun was made of
them at first. That was true of George
Stephenson, who made the first lOcomo-
tive. Most persons did not believe 1t
possible to pull train of cars along
track with an engine run by steam, and
one day one Of these persons asked
Stephenson how he was going to do 1t.
StephensOn's reply has become famous.
He said; 81 can't tell you how I'll do
1t, but can tell you that viii do It."
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-09-14

father. 81 do believe I know of a
little girl who is to have a birthday
very soon. 1 wonder who that little
girl can be?"
"Oh, l am to have birthday" said
Trixie. you must have been thinking
of me, grandpa, weren't your"
"Now maybe was" said her grand
father. And then from the twinkle
in his eyes she knew that all along
he had been thinking of her and her
birthday.
"Would you like the goat better than
anything else?" asked her grandfather
"Oh, indeed 1 would" said Trixie.
81 could take it back to the farm and
I could have a little wagon to ride
in. Oh, it would be such fun" And
her eyes danced with the thought Of
the rides she would have.
TrlXie lived out in the country and
she had just the sort of place where
a goat would be happy.
"NOw we must see about buying the
goat" said her grandfather.
The keeper said that the goat was
four years old and that he had his
growth. He thought he would be n
splendid pet, for he had been so used
to playing with the children who had
come to visit him in the zoo.
And the goat arrived several days
after Trixies visit to the ZOO. On the
day Of her birthday, one week later,
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-09-14
EFFECT OF MOUNTAINEERING
Day-Dreaming With Purpose Is Al
Right but Much Time Is Lost In
Kind That Serves No Purpose.

HaYe you ever stopped TO think how
much time Is lost in mind-wandering
How many times during the day do
you let your thoughts wander from the
main task at handT Aud once n per.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-09-14

outside the dinlng-room door IN the
morning stood Billy Goat and behind
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-31
5OOOOO j.. $. EMPLOYES TURN
 SPY HUNTERS; PEOPLE GAN HELP

government has enrolled in its nation wide spy hunt, with the possible ex- cnption of the municipal police and 'etectivcs forces, is the army of post masters all of whom have been in- structed to permit no clue as to the identity of suspected individuals and their activities to go unreported. Un- der the postmasters are working the letter carriers in the cities and the rural free delivery carriers in the country. a force all told of about 800, 900 men.
 instructions to the federal employ ees call for the prompt reporting to dasienated authorities of all informa- ton no matter how minor it appears. which might seem tO furnish clues in ferreting out agents of foreign govern ments. Under this head come letters passing through the mails, telegrams. and even overheard scraps of conver- sation indicating activity against the
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Date For
 War Talk
 YetUnset
(By Review Leased Wire.) )

WASHINGTON. Mar. 90. - What day the President will appear before congress to deliver his message will not be fixed until it is seen how long it will take the house to organize. The administration hopes this will not take more than one or two days. It is realized that there will be oppo- sition in congress, but summaries of public opinion called by officials have convinced the administration that the nation will stand almost solidly be- hind any action the President may recommend and no doubt is felt about the result at the capitol.
 The pacifist element both inside congress and outside will make itself heard before a decision is reached. Monday delegations of opponents of war will come here to attempt to in fluence congress.
 The President has entirely recover ed from the cold which kept him in bed recently for more than q week