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s. 9ab,,.

5fan6inapien-M Observation-Disclosures firf
Yasiagerifibe ligger for Eiben
Sobn: uuniteo 6totes", lom if11lot
babe forlaot &igbenbabn / Sag
bliDer liggenbe oerobre inotE bi6e.
I e; Oscar II" er ligele6es i @igs
benbabn.
S Seem Oorf ligger vSellig o
lab" og vSreberif Wit.
Mngdaenoe Meo6elell erne ON, al
) Greoerif VIII" afgaur n9lte Sirs=
8 ag meo oct tDife @eianotfabs og
5 c tDife &oniulaters 8erionale ONT
B oro, og at 5fibet logger &urlen
0 m 40 Nopa Scotio for at. blipe
inipiceret at gngl9n6rne, erflRrer
Sfan6inabien=M merifaliniens Scott
TOR / Minneapolis, at set inge1t
officiel n%n6erretning bar fooet. u8i
b e0 fun, bba6 hi bar iet / MDiier=
me-, lpares Der paa Dor 6oreipprg=
ieI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
@tabig &inter,

Dagene lenges ja> og @inte-
rem ftrenges. S Den for1gbne nge
Dor Snepeir % .&nl6e afl61t binan=
Sen / iao fraftige Dojer, at Dor 8ps
beroeoe 8efolfning mener, at Oct
mart Tan bore NOT. S flere Gage
:lto6 Sernbanetrafiffen naiten aI0e=
!es itille, og Ser bor. Sare for, at
Der iful6e opitaa MangeI paa boo
Ebe &ul og 2eDne6smioIer. Ml @oit
fro 81t % @e3t bar fE!ere Gage for
|iinfet. Men / Girsoags inotraf ct
|iDmilag i @eirH. Dog er set bgjit
lfonbiDnliet, at en- ny ubli55arb"
rDger ps ON ,9rene, naar bette 8lao
noar bore monnenter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
Sen mnite @inft.

uBelIe grobreren 8 Sorfotter.
Martim Mnoerien=@efse, 5sr, icm
allereoe for nogen Sis ftoen me6.
0elt, bar facet set Mncfe::if. 2egat,
bill, i'll. 6e 1i6ft mo6tagne @!aoe
%biemmefra, foretage Ell R:lje til s..
merifa: r9isie @enge.., flyer ban
bill. gibe mig Ben pore Dripfraft til
at ffrioe en- meget itor 8og." @an
%forflarer bi6ere, at ban lite bi]
frioe ON Mmerifal m,a ltnoers
2an0ets ino1ltrielIe % fouimcrci:
ellie Eilitan6e, og un6e:: uo!anoctS
Sejtrpf ifribe en- &oman ont Sor:
boloene i Danmarf. Sur :3uar .1l
fra, at set, Ser 1es pa, &fitan6,
be0it egner fig til @filoring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
Borebraaet / sorsbags.

Meo. 5tronobol6s Soreorag /
ultng6omsforeningen at 1905" iio<
|lte Sors6og Mften bebanole6e 3afa-
rios Mielien og Sc laafal0te Stole
.larerforfotteres 2ib og 8erfer.
Ser. bleb gibet.-e en- fort @arofteriltn
al bier enfelf al Sc mere fremtr9=
benoe Menb. i 6enne 2itterotur=
gruppe, men &obebpngten lagbes
poa at ffilore 3nfarias Mielien, Der
b1ep betegnet iom ben oanoelige
Drponi1lgsti6s 1erlige 9igter.
Otter Sore6raget, Der paa @runo
al Sen berifenoe bolo1emme &1tloe
fun pperperebes al ct footalligt
Nublifum, opIeite Sr. @tnor Ms=
tier 3of. MieIiens ber6n1te Digt,
ct MG6e".
gorsbng Often sen 1. Marts
bol6es ft6ite Soreorag i @Rfffen ON
6onff 2itteratur 1871 til 1916: =
Det b!!tper om 8iggo 5tucfenberg
|og rb banF 2prif. Soreningen og~
ter at u6fol6e ipecteIIe Mnitrengel-
fer for at 1mnle ierligt fort Nubli,
fum til ben11e 2eiligbeb.
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ST. Meoaftgrl

|Sr. Mebaftpr!
5ioen leg frep min ii6ite lille
Motits ON oanif Eeater BERT 8pen,
|ipnes oet, at Sagm bar baft 11ogen
|Dpmarfiombe6. so oe Snoleg,
|iom er blebet trpft beri 8la6et, tp-
Der paa, at Sagen omfattes meo
|SntereSle, ielD on man 1er paa
pen fra forfiellige Spnspunfter.
9'Srr. Msfiers og @tranges
ESnoleg / fioite M1mmer giber en-
|iaglig 6remittlling al be faftiife
GorboI6, men Eonen BERT er benne:
|Saale6es Dor set nltib bpret -
.berfpr Tan BET lite blibe n~n6erle6es.
Saaleoes ipGger gammel Slen6ri-
an, og faole6es fpier ban 2ibet og
Si1mgret bort al meget MT %
goot, 1om trenger til at b1ibe be-
gDnbt.
!. En benz, iom er faa goM fienot
me6 Sorbol6ene ipnes leg, mar
Tan benittlle, at 6e bbert Salb
tager Spergsmaalet UNDER Oberpel-
eIfe og life paa Borbaanb onier
BET for gibet, at BET er umuligt at
6anne en- fait og ielbltRnotg Sea=
reorganization, iom fan ipil5e bort
!Siemlan6s gobe @unit.
Naor $i6en BERTH er in6e, ffal
jeg not, mine fiere &errer, fplge
Spfor6ringen til at fa1te @iftret %
mel6c mig til 5oeers Eieneite i
nit eeet Mabn. Snotil bi6ere be-
tragter leg set (opfor6ret BERTH. af
fierce iom min iarlige Dpgaoe lao.
oiot muligt at quite SIP ! ben III
menbe @lp6. Sor Ser iifal 10
nogen til Oct brrite. SITE SITE innot?
Gam.
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II DanHkp nrwhtt

&gbenbabn, s. Sebrl1ar. q
0ampercn r2nrs &rnie"s 8eiGt.
ming pmfom btten Menb, 90 @f.
bet forleben Sag bleb torpeberet,
&aptainen bar 116en at babe faaet
nnberretning pm ben nh 8lofabe
fon1met inb / &%rias5onen. Ser fer.
fer itor Snbisnatiun beri @ben, iaa
meget mere, font u2ars &rnie" bar
frastet fur ben belsiife 9%jelpefom-
missions &eanina.
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6ibite Nht.

9a hi gaar / Srbffen, erfarer hi,
at set au1erifanife 11benrigsminiite-
rinm far benpenbt fig til Sfanbi=
nabien-M ueb Sore-
ipprsiel om at title uBreberit
VIII" til 9ispofition for bet tDffe
@eianbtifab.
@eneralagent 9albor Sacobien /
Seem 0orf filler Jig miblertibist af-
benten6e oberfor Mnmpbningen, %
er6nn Dnsbag Mib6ag bar Ser IT.
* inblp6et telesraftf M%feepterins
fra 9pbebfontoret / &ipbenbabn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09

Sen i fit Gib lom Soobol6-
ipiller fjen6te Brofesior i Matema-
tit, Saral6 8obr, Dor facet 9ilbub
ON ct 8rofesierat be0 ct bollanbif
l1niberlitet.
81. Maurice S. Cyan bol0t
December ct Sorebrag ON ben ome=
rifanife &binoe. Soreoraget baboe
famlet Ell flor % meget reprqien=
tatib Sorlomling / en- al &i6ben=
IbabnS 1tore Sole.
Sotel Nationa1 og Sorlpitel=
acknowledgements, u5calo", fom
.bioti1 bar beret eiet al 6benifere,
rer blebet io1gt til ct banif 9ftie.
|iclffab, Ser repreienteres Of Diref.
tor Ctr. g. Ia gonr.
&ommeriangerin6e Gru @mi.
lie l1lricb bar til set fongelige Sc
aterS Gbef. inbgibet Mniggning ON
Mfifeo bco 5elonenS nogong. Sru.
en- far beret fnDttet til Eeatret
90 Mar.
SSocob @nuo1en bar bolot q
Mars Subilaum iom Sorfatter, ioe'
BON / December 1891 u6fenbte ir
fbrite 8og, uGromtpel1s Datter"
Torfotteriubtlpet feire6es / al 5tiI
|beo.
Sen islanofe> 9iffop, Ebor
hall1tr 8iarnarsion, er afgoaet bel
|Dgben | tit &iem / @epfiapif, 81
Nar gammel. &an bar / i'm Eil
Weolem at Mtinget % bab6e bpre1
|8iffop fi0en 1908.
On figbenbabnif Bengeuolaa:
ner, Scbeel bon 2ioerg, fienot I'M.
Der Nabnet, rDerbD" er blebe1
|ioGmt en- 8ebe paa ii 9uiinoe Ser.
paa @ruro af uloblige gfgport,
transafttoner.
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6gbielsbag.

4HEI ~ ~ ~
Manbag Ben 5. Sebr1ar fplbte
gamle Mrs. &dren Sepfen 80 glar,
90 ! ben 4nleoning bar en- flor Del
Fof benbeg Wenner 1amleoe i Dot-
terens, Mrs. Sanietts, &iem 22t
|2otb Mbe. So, for at gle0e 5p0,
ieIs6ngsbarnet.
Mrs. SO, SoIit boboe iffrebet Ell
im1f 5ang, % Baltor Eorpgaorb
bol0t en- lille Cole. me- life
minoit mrg. Sepien feID bar
globe, foroi bun, fom beo S,,leti0
bar meget iDg, mi otter bar friif
% Deo 1T ieobonIige CODE Sl1mgr,
fian man bnabe6e 90 More at
furne famIeg igien til en- lille SOB
ieIsoagsfeit.
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9saa sro6s at 8iliou.

gaobe senatet % So11ie Of STE
pre1entatibes bar ! Ben forIebnl
'uge beotaget ben 1p Srrobnnorines.
LOB pnn Eroos of Brniioentens @e.
to, 2oben irbbefatter, forr ontaIt
en- Beftenmelfe, Der gaar uo paa,
at Inn be Snobanorere, fonn er /
15tano til at lpfe % friDe, faar
Nogang I'll 2nnod.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09

9fipnt man i 9jeb!iffet. life be.
frpgter, at set biplomotiife 8ruo
me6 Ep1flanb bill me6fere &rigstil.
1tonb, forbereoer 6en amerifanife
@egiering fig Dog paa ollie gben'
tr.oliteter.
Ser iDneS at bore @nigbeo ON,
.ot bliber Ser &rig meb Epiflano,
bill Sen ferit % fremmelt itille
@rob til S1oaben; militare Dpera,
TONER poa 2anbior6en an1er mar
for u1anbnnliee, efterlom Ser nep.
.pe bill bore Sole ON, at EpIferne
Ienbietter Tropper poa BEN omeri'
fonffe &blt, eEer ON, at amerifan=
tie 2onogangstropper ffal ien6eS til
europa.
Sen amerifanife &obeoflaa6e Ell
for Eiben nn6er Mbmiral Mapo
5tationeret / h,ban}fe Sorpnnoe,
bnortil Sen bar lenM for at fore
toge nogle }%torihleoe Manpbrer.
Rommonbpr Campbell befinber zig
n,eb fem Observation-Disclosures bed
&riftobd, hbor bant Stfelbe al
::&rig bill. rette fin OpmerfIombeo
:poa 6orfporet al @anamafonalen.
Gloaoen i be fabanife 5arpanoe
pmfatter femten al De iterite 9lag'
ffibe, ct itort Mntol &rpoiere 90
minore Sortejer: M1t / alt er oer
ber 1am!et ca. 70 .&rigsfartpier.
@tinebobaIaoben liggero lite
1omlet, mens er 1pre6t ober ltore
gtrpfninger; 6ens &obeoltprfe fin.
oes BOG / Merbeoem at Gan Diego
bDor SEN for nogen SiD ioen 1to:
tionere6es for at afpente 8egibenbe=
.0crnes Gong / set merifanife Wtel=
lemDerenbe meb Merico.
Mee6 @enfDn til 2a%noforibar op:
Infes set, at ca. often Willione1
Mano I Eilfeloe of &rig BIT Inn.
ne 6isponeres ober. Sor Sioen tin
bes ser / M6ersffosferne fra is I'll
as Mur. 10,535,940 baabenfer'
.Mpn6. Noturligbis er ben lang:
oberbeieroe Del of 6enne Stprf'
fripiIige og e16nu ilet lite nooan
r1e0e.
&rigsfomegiet / 8aibington er-
Serb mes at %n6arbeioe Blaner
bporefter en- reguler Seer paa e.
Million Mgnb / forfeit m1lige ST
fan lam1es % gigres brugbar. =
Scan regner meb Sen Mt1ligbe6, a
en- balb MilIion bill bore n9obenoi
oe nmiooelbart efter en- mrli'
@rigs nobr116.
General Heribing, Der longt on
1ange bar facet fine Sropper trnf
fet tilboge .ober Ben merifanif-ame
rifanife @renie, bar faaetnnoerret
ming ON at afbente nermere ST
Ore.
2ige for Eiben berifer Ser ito
l1f!!arbe6 ODER 2an6ets mi1ttRre 81
tl1ation; men 6e Ronferencer, ion
Breii6enten 6aglig boloer the
&rigsminiter 8nfer, bill rimeligDi
i 2gbet .af tort SID flare 8egre
berne faa meget, at man ngiagtig
be6, bbor meget Materiale mon ba
til &aaoigbeb, og bborlebes De
be61t og beniigtsmesfgt fun anber
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09
Sbi.!

Gor Eiben %u6ienber Ri &egnin.
ger ii! bore Monnenter, men TO-
retreffer, at 6e, Der 1taar / &eltan-
.ee, n6en p6erligere 0pfor6ring til
.ier6er % bort Eilgo6eboben6e.
Momeme1tt paa bette 8Ia6 fal
i 6plge Il. g. 8o1tlobe, fornbbe=
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Qafe Mu,elia &pinbeforening

bolocr Mpoe SorSoag ben 15oe
Marts bos Mrs. s.. Gbriitenien,
@icbfielb. Mon bill: bltbe afbentet
be6 Sporbognsliniens @n6eitntion,
Nicollet og 54tb ct, precis @1. 2,
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Splger GfsempIet.
Observation-Disclosures.

5reoag often ben 8. Sebruar
boloer 5antbalmisfioner s. @in=
bling Gorebrag ON n9bnte Misiion
/ ct. 8eoers bnnffe Strife, 9iernet
af 20tb Mpe. % 9tb ct. So,
SCI. s.
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&aa 8efpa.

@aitor $. 80. Sanien fra gpar,
Minn., af!agoe % ] Manoags ct
8eieg paa bort Rortor. Sn1manll-
elS Menigbeo beri 8pen bor ienot
&aloSbreo til 8ditor Sanim, Jon
bog en6nu life bar beiluttet, bpor
ban bill mootage @aloet elIer Ell
Splger Gfsemplet.
rMleranora" -2ogen bar M lige-
|leoes beitemt at flptte fra 9dnia
|Sou og bill for Sremtiben boloe i.
ne M6oer ! ben au1nle 6. g. 8nll
boa Seben Corners, 232 geonr
Mbe. Set fprite Mg6e ! 6e nDe So
faler bill blibe afbo!ot ! Morgen,
Sreoag, Mften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09

med noget skov. Bedste Egn Il Kanada for Hvede
OF Kvsegavl. Udnnserket Klinna.- godt Wand, RID
Jo-d. Landet betaler sig SEW s. tire Aar eller man-
Dire, to Baner. TO nye bygges. code Priser. skandi-
navisk Settlement. Kirker %. 8. '. Her er Pladsen
at tJene PENCE. Korn SEW sog SO. Billy Rejse. Skriv
effer Kart IA. M. Scandinavian Canadian Land Co..
Phoenix Bldg. Minneapolis. Mimi.
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9anif Scatter.

~ v
Disfusitone11 -om banif Eeater.
fnnit / minneapolis interes lerer
mig meget, % leg biloe gnffe, al
ben funoe fgre til noga go0t, 81
trenger til meget mere Mfbetbe for
ben1e Sag, men Ser er ditto en- el=
Ter anoen<i enbber @reos, iom bi,
nominere og ipille flor &erre, %
oerfor bliber bet iomme Giber ban.
feligt at opr1aa go0t Samnrbeioe
'og 8egeiitring. DiIettonter ct io
lite A1nitnere og bill lite betrag.
teS faaleoes, men De bgr fpiIle ino
goot, font De be6fte Dilettanter ipiI-
ler / an6re bnnffe @reoie. Naar
man bill tage mere Senipn til olle
Sioer, tror leg gob, Der fnn6e Ia
peg en- falt 6anf @cene beri Bpen,
% @bner forter oct lite paa. -
Blatot De 9iIettanter, fom e. BE.
pet nabnt ! Disf1sfioner, er TIN
Maano omtalt. Dannerne bar bog
ogiaa giort oeres ftore Stpffe Mr.
beloe, % bet mad birfelig lite glenn.
mes.
Neo Eat for DptageIfenl
6bb. nsierue11.
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&C Sofgsns Of D6deas Aar oyeF heIa Warden

Warmers White Wine and Tar SyruD b,,r.
dc fiude / ethvert Hem. Den vfdunder-
lige Halls OF L,angemedicia- Salges over
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TO Par
HRklede
Gardiner Fit.

Dissa er store,
smukke Noting.
ham" hRklede Gar
| diner. az Yds LANCE,
elegant Mo nster,
smuk bred B ort,
godt udfert Kant.
Passende forP arlor,
Dagligstue etc. Skrtv
efter Is Silk solve
Oil Castile'', SRbe
at sRlge''M l0c Silk.
vi sender ,SRben
Eportofrit. Mar solgt
send os $3.50 oR vi
sender Dem to Par
af disse s1nukke
Gardiner.
Friend Soap Co.
Dept. N. 22S.
Concord Jet.
Mass.
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3aa Gprretninasnifit.

ST. Senrif ban 2oon Der tro6S
fit acknowledgements Nabn er egte
&j6benbaoner me6 6, anfom til
Winneapolis / Sreoags for at tage
Observation-Disclosures / 9ieipn.
SON reprnienterer ct fort Gir1na
| Buffalo, og bets geen Oorf-Si1ial
er gonife ier!tg interesieret~ l1o>
fgriel al Mutomobiler. ST.. ba11
Soon, ser bar / 9anrnarf paa en-
Borretningsrejie ii6it | Mobember,
tror life, at ben ny tbffe 8lofez
ringspolitif pl bore / Sfano til
ret Ienge at lpgge amerifanf Gfs.
port olborlige Sin6ringer / @eien,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-09

6. Masmnsien &c.,
72Oz722~ go. 4tb ct,
minneapolis, Minn.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-02
Record Fishing.

A correspondent asks for the record
tuna taken on light tackle in Santa
Catalina island waters. He requests
further enlightenment on what light
tackle means.
Light tackle of the Tuna club con-
sists OF wood rod. butt and tip. not
shorter than six feet over all. Butt to
be not over fourteen inches in length.
tip not less than five feet In length and
not to weigh more than six ounces.
Line not to exceed standard nine
thread.
On this tackle Il. Rochester. Jr.. OF
Los Angeles, in the waters of San Gle
monte on Aug. 2S. 1913. fought a sew
enty-seven and threefourths pound
tuna for seven hours before subduing
the fish.-New York Sun.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-02
GERMAN PLOT SEEN TO
GET AMERICAN GOLD

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. q
Reported activities of German agents
here and in neutral countries to OBJ
tain possession of American gold, 1t
was learned today. were largely re-
sponsible for the recent proclama-
ton placing gold on the list of COM
modities requiring export licenses.
With an enormously inflated pap
er currency and a gold reserve that
has been dwindling since the war be-
gan the demand of the German gov
eminent for gold has reached proper
lions where, according to reports re-
ceived here, unheard of methods ap-
parently have been adopted to replen-
ish the store.
A plan for obtaining a part of the
huge store of gold which has accumu-
lated hese since the war began, said
to have beensregarded with much fav-
or by German agents. is the exporta-
ton of gold to neutrals, ostensibly
to settle commercial transactions, but
in reality to establish credit to Ger
man firms operating in neutral coun-
tries.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-02
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1917
NO PEACE WITH HOHENZOLI.-
ERNS

I'VE cannot take the word OF the
present rulers of Germany as a guar
antee of anything that is to endure
unless explicitly supported by such
conclusive evidence of the will and
purpose of the German people them
selves as the other peoples Of the
would would be justified in accept
ing"
The foregoing words are from the
official reply of the United States to
the pope's peace suggestion. AS usu-
al the presidents note not only leaves
little to be said, but is couched in for
chile language, and fits the circum-
stance with marvellous precision. 1t is
cast in courteous and diplomatic
phrasing, but in rejecting the vati-
cans kindly proposal it meets the
almost unanimous approval of the
American people.
Since this country entered the lists
of war, it can the more readily sympa-
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-02

thize with and understand the view
point of the allies at the time the
president assumed the role Of peace
maker. There was nothing offensive
in his plans for peace-just as their
was nothing offensive in the pontiff's
note-but from the allied viewpoint
there can be no peace now, with Prus-
sian militarism and junkerdom domi-
nant, and with prospects of merely
an armed truce with the advantage
of such a peace wholly on the side OF
The German autocracy which precipi-
tated the war and made warfare, as
waged by Germany, thing more
menacing and more hateful than civil
lization could endure.
What boots 1t for the United States
to enter into a covenant of peace with
a mower which deliberately provoked
il into war, which solemnly promis-
I ed to observe certain pledges and then
when the occasion seemed ripe, cal
lously broke those pledges and show
ed its contempt for people so trust
ing. so ingenious and so gullible as
the "idiotic Yankees?
Nothing could be gained by enter
ing into an agreement with coun-
try, dominated by the heel OF mill
tary caste barbarous in practice, med
iaeval in deception and cunning. and
modern in might. Evidence piles up
that the kaiser and his saber-rattling
satellites, provoked the war. Official
documents avow 1t and history Will
seal 1t. The methods of Bismarck, who
confessed he doctored the famous
Ems telegram" which precipitated
the Franco-Prussian war, are prac-
ticed by wilhelm. Deceit, trickery,
treachery and all the other evils OIL
medieval kings and secret diplomacy
are part and parcel of the German
military rule which, as the president
says has aroused against it four-ffths
of the entire civilized world.
To enter into negotiations with the
Napoleon of the twentieth century
would be as futile as the negotiations
of certain European states with the
Napoleon of the nineteenth. A dem
ocracy which has been outraged,
aoute6 and insulted can have no traf-
fic with an autocracy which pretends
to derive it's authority from divinity
and which despises the institution OF
popular rule.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-02
VALUE OF THE PORP0ISE.
Oil From Its Jaw Keeps Clocks and
Watcher Runnino Smoothly.


In this Fastening age Of ours, when
even seconds count in business life, it
may sound paradoxical to say that we
owe our punctuality and time saving
to the playful pOrrOise. And yet such,
indeed. is the fact, for watches, clocks
and the still more dignified thermometer
would not run month in and month out
with regularity but for the lubricant
obta ined from its jaws. This oil has
the unique property Of being able to
retain its fiuidity summer and winter,
and there In an authentic record OF the
lubricant doing it's work at tempera-
ture Of quite 1W degrees below the
freezing point.
A variety of other oils have been
tried for the same service, but all OF
them have proved fer less reliable, In
q watch or chrOnOmeter the oil must
stay where. putt must not ''creep"
over the mechanism and thus steal
away from its proper post OF duty
Therefore, 1t ought not to run away In
the presence of considerable heat. Nei-
Their should the oil oxidiZe, evapOrate
or grow rancid. These exacting re-
quirements are met in their entirety
only by pOrroise jaw. oil, and it is no
wonder that the stuff when refined sells
wholesale in the neighbOrhOOd of $25 Il
gallon. There are many other mechan-
isms that are best cared for by using
porpOise jaw oil. such, for instance, a.
talking machines. delicate recording ap-
paratus, etc.-Scientific American.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-02
UNWRITTEN LAW WINS
IN ENGLISH KILLING

LONDON, Oct. 2.-Lieut. Douglas
Malcolm. who was being tried for the
murder of Anton Baumberg, a pseudo
count, was today found not guilty by
a jury at the Old Bailey police court.
The case, which had been characterize
ed as dream of passion" was the
first to be tried here in which the
"unwritten law" was the sole defense.
A coroner's jury had returned a
verdict of "justifiable homicide" az
ter hearing Lieut.. Malcolm's plea that
he had killed Baumberg Sin defense
of his wife's honor" The case was
one of the most sensational seen In
London in many years.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-02
Prsssrvs the Wild Flowers.

An earnest appeal has been made by
the Kansas City Star for the preserva-
ton Of one Of the most beautiful Of
wild lowers, the columbine. particul-
larry along tourist routes. This appeal
will find sympathetic support every
where throughout the states in which
the columbine IL natural annual. but
it should be broadened to, include all
wild towering plants that are need
lessly and often wantonly pulled up by
the roots. The conservation Of Wild
flowers ia a patriotic duty.-Christian
Science Monthly.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-02
STUDY YOUR BUSINESS.
Learn Lesson Out Of One Big Mass
Book Of Success.


Perhaps the most wonderful memory
In the United States is owned by James
A. Farrell, president Of the United
States Steel corporation. whose meth
DDS and successes are described In an
article by q. e. Forbes In the American
Magazine.
MIR. Farrell could rattle of the exact
location Of every stable iron plant, not
only In America. but in England. Ger
many, Belgium, France. Austria, Rus
STA, China, India-in short, all over the
world. He knew the charges made by
the railroads for carrying iron and
steel from all these works to seaboard
and the ocean freight rates from any
one point to any other point on the
map
distances, too, he had Mt his finger
tips and could always explain exactly
the cheapest way to ship material from
anywhere to everywhere. Straight of
the but he told the exact percentage,
even to the decimal point, Of how
much Of Americas total production
was exported in every recent year. One
lawyer wanted light on how many
wheels were made In the United
States. and Mr.. Farrell obligingly in
formed him that the annual total was
2.2G0,0OO.
81 could conceive no more humiliat-
Ing experience he replied, than to be
asked some question concerning our
operations and to be obliged to send
not consider myself fit for the job un.
less I knew the ms and outs Of the
business and how each detail Of 1t 10
conducted"
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-02

One of the worst enemies or the
government is the member of an ex'
emption board who plays favorites
either for a bride or for friendship
II drafted men lose confidence in the
fairness of the draft they are hKeiy
to lose their sense of personal respon-
sibility.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-02

The Louisville chap who, when
drafted, threw out his chest and cried
to the crowd: God help the Ger
mans; they have drawn Me- gave
the best keynote to the country
Memphis Commercial Appeal.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-02
u.v. an Old Fashioned Garden.

If you wish to grow flowers in quanti-
ties for house decoration or other pur-
poses grow them in border three or
four feet wide along back fence. This
Is the place for larkspurs, hollyhocks,
dahlias. columbines, phlox. shasta dais-
les, gladioli, etc. Call this an old fash
Toned garden If you will. all the same
everybody likes 1t.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-02

1t cannot be too often repeated that
if you think the farmer is making
an exhorbitant profit, there is plenty
of idle land which you can put under
cultivation and share in the golden
harvest
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-02
Pomeqranates.

The pomegranate was early cultivat-
ed in Egypt; hence the complaint OF
the Israelites in the wilderness OF Tin
plumbers Xxx, 81, this lis no place OF
figs, or Of vines, or Of pomegranates."