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Oemonltrationer / ENGLAND.


: 2onoon bcrifcr ser for nurpG
rcnoc ct mcget lpGn0t 6orboIo mel
lem Nrbelberne % GcglcrinAen, %
Der err 6orc for, at olporligc @onife
ligbeoer fan fonlme til at uopitlc iig
inocn Ser opnooca Ell tilircoSltlQeno(
Sronlng al WtcllenpGrcnoct. Serl
bollcioltctc, Observation-Disclosures or
onore / CT glntaI al b~alponocn Wtil
lion Wiernelfcr bar llooet Jig lon1nlei
ON at title ct llltimotltm I'll Ncglc
ringcn, % Nonnr Gam bpocr Dem
lroo5. N~rbciocrne iorlongcr, al
tplngen Wllitrrticncitc itror lfal al.
%ifaIic2, at 8roppcrnc / Guslanh
uocn Spbolo lfol bringca bjem iglcn.
at 9lota0cn moo Spiflano itol bP.
peg mco oct innmc, at DC ion al
Somoittigbco@bcnipn bar ncgtct al
aipre &rig3tleneIte % mi lioocr
6Gnalcl, ltol ~ls9looc9, og at Der iffr
trTOc3 >>nofomltltnt paa SnotU9tcr
m0cr $1,000. 6orIongCnbct lcoio
QeS al ell Nntn0nlng ON at ocrlonl
oct life inOrpmmc2, Ioa uuufcr ser
Ell oIminoclig Strcif.
Sitllntioncn or iao megct mere al
pnrli0 lon1 YolItict oct gnllifc
Son0 bar llcnlt ior at Noa poo Strcit
ocn 20cn &llni,. mc0minorc Gegie.
rillgcu lm0en Den Sib 9anr mo pao
ocrea 6or0ringcr. &C iorlanger, at
ocrc3 Screening ifal ancrtienoes, al
ocrca &en ifnI lorbsieS, (ocn ifal %.
ioo bare urinlelig Iou), % @ieninh-
iUttclic al piaic oiifcoigcoc Mono.
lfaber.
Som @c0cr / TarlamcntctS I'm
ocrbu@ bar @onor &nm crflrret, at
Nrbciocrnca 3rnp life funoe goo
ticnoca, % at Ncgieringcn fom til
at Njprc @rllg al ole DC arGitcr ionI
itoo iii bc,H Haobi0bcb, ON ser iful.
DC bli 9iort 6orisg paa at trobic
bcnS Mpnoiabeo.
ut &egierirgen betro9tcr Sitllo-
tioncn lom n1er enc o~lminoelig for
liz iremooor bl. q. o9ioo al Den Ont
itTnoighcb, at Sir Gobcrt Sorne,
NrbeioSminiitcrcn, ilei til Yuris for
at roooisrc iia mco SIono George /
I~nlcouing al bi@ie Sina.
&miblcrtio briper oQiuo sc mere
raoifulc clcr enooa reuolltionrre
Glcnrcutcr pno mcb i'm Iqitntion. :
ct Wtoaicmobc Iont lioitc Senoaa
boI0tc3 / S~rofoINor Square, blcp Der
nabcnt oN li1eircm tolt for en- mar
Iio Ncpollltion.
6orligt iom oct fer uo, ino bar
Scr | bcn icucrc Sio pUrct ilerc lao.
onlunc Griicr, huor Ncgicringen / ito
lie Elcblit too lot ~ tit Sngcrnc
urbnct, ubcIl at oct forn iii no0cll
Strcif. Sna fan bct hUTtbc oct goor
ugino bcunc @nn0, men Der CT ogino
WhIliNbco FOR, at Set life lpber ioo
ircocIiN al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
Wilit0rifulfere.

W~bitesbnrg, aentucfp, oen 26be
Wfai. Gn Limited States Seputp
Collector Of SnternaI %9tepcnue, 81.
y. Surt, blep ioae ibielifuot og ii
al bans ISiiitenter Iaaret / Nerbe.
Den al Gono Gap paa @r9nien mel.
lem &entuctp % Iirginia unber ct
6orleg pua of paaeribe IL Ssil9n.
oere, lom bar anflasebe for at bape
%unoora8ct Jig Den militrrc Serre.
pligt.
st 9lobipor tpoeoc paa, at en- ener
Here al be %fipgtenoe Glaciers" o..
laa bar blepet iuaret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
u.8aaooarnet
oper Kanalen

st engelif glab i~nbeboloer ell me.
get interes Iant 9eifripelie al oct ito.
re Het, iom gngelifmGnoene ip9no'
tie tpers oper aanaIen for at binbre
u,gaaoene ira at angribe Milit9r.
transporterne. Wan bar | De flelte
Sanbe - iom / England og Sranf-
rig oglau forreiten - nnlet Silto'
rien ON &iGmpegarnet / &analen
for at pGre apofrpfiif, men oct bier
Jig altIaa, at ben CT ianb.
Teo 9egpnoelicn al Iaret 1915
par ca. 100 Seitropers beifipftiget
meo at eifortere Transporter ooer
Ganalen. Oct brittle Mbmiralitet
bauoe goo BRIG for oisie Oeitropers
anoetiteos, men bertil TOM at oenne
Sa%gtticneite, bpor Sampittigbeos.
fill0t ben enc blep uSfsrt % bpor
nsie DC emo pasIet pao, funoe man
life ulogaa, at Dc tpife lt.gaooc iaa
IIit Snit til at Ienbe en- eaer anben
p9roiiulo 2aoning Thumbs. Sele
arigeu par 10 afbGngig al, at
TRANSPORTING ODER &analcn fom
trp9t irem, % man oil foritaa, at
man / bet cngelife Momirulitet iprig
brso fine Sierner meo bporoan man
ifiiloe giere Easiagem fuloitpnoig
f%arefri.
Saa blep man enig ON at forlsge
ct aipmpegarn ip9nbt no fra ben
enc &pit til oen anoen. Sben Ipnes
falltaitilf, % Der bar bel % laa mani
&c, Joni itiaet Jig meget pantro
operfor Wltligbeoen al, ON oen loo
Jig gienncmfpre, naar BET beilutteocs
ialialh at giere ct SorIsg.
90 set l%pffebes. ltopaa Gaarcn
1915 gif mar igang.
Set mebocles M, at ser til belle
gtettet mebgif $4,000 engelife Wtil
Staaltraao al forlficaig Spffelie.
Der blep laget en- Wiuion Sfruer til
at f9ite og itprfe Hettet. Intalet
al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bar e, fpart
Wiuion % I'll at boIoe Nettet oppe
mebgif 100000 @~Iosbpier. Taa
iorifieaige Stebcr langs Garnet blep
Der f9itet iinaa fraitige Winer, ialt
10000 Stpffer.
Garnet Ielp beitoo al ct ubpre
iterft 9tet al Iainmenbesteoe Waifer,
laget al forlterfet Staaltraao Sea.
ifene bar al 3 foritieaige Siooer.
@oiene bolotes fat peo Sampetros-
Jet, mems Winerne bar anbragt / ct
iml,ft ruoet "Wenlter" langS belle
Garnet.
Man pil ipsree: &por lang Eio
tos oct at legge bet Wonitrum paa
YIaos? Sparet bill forbaule De file,
ite. Eli at itreffe BET no meDem
Solfitone pg gouloene meo9if nogle
iaa elmer. Sit bIep uofsrt paa en-
eneite Nat, ira Solen gift NED til ben
itoo op.
Taa en- eneite Scot blep &analen
siort praftiif talt i%arefri. @rbeioet
bleu uofsrt al Sisfolf al DEN brittle
Marine. st beore Stpffe arbeibe
paa laa fort Sio blep bel neppe no
isrt uloer belle 8rigen.
Se eneite TO Steoer Oct 9if an at
fomme forbi Nettet par n9r Sano
paa begee Sioer. Men her par
Yaslagen iaa inlal at De enselife %
franife II @aaoer bare funbe pas ere
en- 40 8ongen.
@arret blep ret iom Set bar efter.
let al patrulierenOe Srawlers, iom
fonitatereoe at tpife u-gaaoc bapoe
eiort 6orisg paa at ilippe igiennem,
men at DC bapbe maattet bsoe for
Oct meo en- fmlit N9le Wan anita.
ger at iult IA lt.gaaoe blep sbelaat
PEG Sc froitigc @iner Iom par fGitet
ri Morupf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
On trofait Puitru.

Nclcuo, Mout., Ben 260e Woi.
Nioutnnaa cneltc Spc0oIlfc cr ihp.
Stataicnotor Nilctt ira NiincraI
Gouutp. Huber Den iponlt oncri.
touite ari1 AiOr0c ban Slcncitc pna
GiIippincrnc, og oct antoNc2, at ban
pa0orog li1 Den 8ruluIbc Sp0bom
Der. SD2bonmcu brpb oog life 10
ior Tor onItrcnt ire Mar ljocu.
Mnu Icucr ct tiIbngctruffct Nip /
Ell ailiOcallg9cuOc @lunNnlon / nUr'
hc0crl al bans annrlc Silent % trgs
ties % opmuntrca Al lin Nl,itru, ionr
troioit bcIcr ouNt % gobt mco baul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
o~leroplan proouftioneu.

Naibinaton oen 23oe Wiai. Sol
&c en- iong oiientIigaiort Hopport cr
Ger iioen lluoertegnelie n al 6reoa'
~tiIitanoen al nmeritanifc Snbrifon
ter lcoeret $500 NeropIauer o. oocr
10000 Ncraplonmotorer. vi oiale
ii0itlupnte par 1886 "SibcrtU
tneIpc3" iii @rltg Tor 6loooen %
5,209 "&ibcrtp tmclpc<" til Drug
ior NrmCen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
III Wlaaneoers &rilt.

@anbington Ben 26oe Wai. ariss'
as Iilrancebureallet bar uolteot en-
6orfpnbelIe ON, at Soloater, lom
eiter at pore aimsnitrebe bar unb-
Iaot at bctalr for jim DISTURBANCE, pil
bIi gipct nj Maaneoers 6riit til at
iorupe Tollcen. Tolicer, iom Der
ingcn Yr9mie or betalt paa, pil bli
flasiiiicercoe iom uolpbne efter 80
Cages sSorleb, men De pil funne for
llpes naariombelit / Ssbet al De paa.
iplgcnoe Ier Maaneoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
Ooftor bruser 2leroplan

Sra Bearer Stir. Nebraifa, beret-
tes cen 23be Nai: Or. j. u. 9retp.
tier berai gpen tisbte jig for npIig
Ct Neroplan. lom han anpenber paa
lange prcieaiioHele &eiier. Seo 2
Siocn i @itcrmioSag ilsi ban aiiteo
Ill til Seruoon, 8anias. boor ban
fol foretase Ell Speration paa en-
berp9renoe Gatient.
San teIcsraicrebe ira Sernoon, at
ban bar fommct pel irem % asteoc
at ilppc tilbase til geaper Gitp |
Aiten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
Iulinoer %cmfon,,ne:.

NmiterHam Ell 26oe Mai. Sielac
Ell inag mobtasct TreSicieIegram be.
iinbcr @llfaneu aalut paa Gen ga.
% liz / poloiomt llobruo, Siotil or
20 S~anoSbpcr / @reneatbiitrif:ct %
If i Smeoucn al Slitar illoitGn'
dig tiliuictsiort meb CT Cab al
minoit 10000 Nenneifelip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
0neen Drug for 2lrreiten

0oroonpiQe, Wto., BEN 25oe Mai.
Som 6slgc al Den Jig nprmcnoe
San6Stsrfe bar 8oroonoiae 3oitn
Board beilllttet, at oct life Ipngere
baooc BRIG ior lit arreitlofoIe %
ioI9tc BET iOog til @eurp 8. Mo6e
ior $50.
Mr, Wiohe iortoIte at ban n9teoe
at benutte "9aitiaen" lom Nafbua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
Joroifiolp.

Tincennes, Snb.. Den 26be Woi.
Gn SororpiteIie, iom pareoe i TO
W'lniter inotraf Der tiolis igaar
Worges.
HpitelIerne bar iaa iterfe, at De
ppffeoe 6olf at lin Sspn. Saapiot
oloes anrettebes ingen Sfuoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
Nfa= Monumcntet.

uotd1tct Den oatre Sanfe at rene ct
pasienoe Wonumeitt oper oen Wano,
iom fremfor nosen anoen er gaaet
reb | &iitorien iom Norompnoeue3
&epreientant / ben amerifanifc
Sorgerfrig, Oberit seq. 5 bette
prispproige 2iemeo er Der MI tat
Striot i'll at I9tte Ell 6oIfeInbifrip.
tiou iear9, % BET tor bnabeS, at
6eune Sag piI pinoe oIminocIig iii
ilirtiting bIonbt Norit Nmerifanerllc
opcraIt / 2auoet. Oct girlber oper.
for Ell Zig Opgnue, life alcnc al oen
pan Spt o. BIS fpreS i9icunem, %
of hi reo6er Sfimtet, men at Gan.
fen realiIereS paa en- for Nnleonin.
gen og NoromGn0euc iillot pGroig
Wuaoe.
Tlanen trGu9er in9en nprmcre
9egrunoelie. Oct cr ina liqetil, at
en- Zig Sanfe III er ircmiot, al man
~" "'"N ''""0'e i" o0''' VI W"
life fsr err trouot no @ipct % rcali.
lI" "''''''"'' ~N''9''''
9orgerfrigen er CT al DC melt lpicuoc
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

Nepublif.
Sra @aricbau berettes unocr 90.
to ben 27be os., at brittle % me
rifanife Observation-Disclosures er gaoet
ilano / Gan3ig, oe at en- iterf Slaaoe
ligger for anfer inoe paa Sapnen.
RpIig off Der 8pgter ON, at @e-
neral Tetlura bapoe ~lllittet iig til
golbibepiferne. 0ette benegtes Mi
paa bet beitemteite al oct ilfrPnife
Bresiebureau / Bern.
X
s Hbin.TrcusIen err Ser begpnot
en- @epGgclie, Iom tiliigter Of ifiue
benne Gel al Satoet ira 1piflanb oe
oprette Ell 5riitat. 5 Iacben og
nPrmelte Snlegn err Der en- Yetitipn /
Snllsb lom ullereoe bar opcr $4,000
llnoerifriiter. Saa berettes Ger fra
Giisieloorf til "SrembenbIatt".
Sra Berlin fon1mcr Der llnoerrct-
ming ON, at n ltor @pgning / 2uo.
nigsbafcn Der al Sffupationstpop.
perrc ~benptteoes iom @araffe, nplig
blcp soelagt al Ell Sloebrallo. llIpf-
fen frrpeoe mango Sire, iiges Der,
ioet 40 Soloater miltcbe Sipet, %
oper 100 fom mere eqer miuore al
ooriigt tilifaoe.
Ingaaenoe Stilitgen / Titerrige
rotalte Er9iioenten, Or. aarl Seit5,
npIig bl. a. islgenoe:
Timber Taabenbpilen babe Ri oct
Saab, at Yr1iioent @ilions IA
Euntter fom til at sipIoe, men MI
er hi rpooe for, at Der penter oS Ell
laar Sftffelie, isrit nlco Senipn til
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % bernGlt
mco Scuipn til at gipe De me Sta
ter ocres 8rGnier otter 9ciolfnin-
gems Hationalitet.
Seq bill gjcrnc iaa ia9t pao Ben
melt b~eitioeligc Waaoe, at Giterrigc
er 0sososmt, beriom oet life tiaabcS,
at hi %lliltter os til Spiflano. &i fan
life lcpe paa eeen &aotb. 81 bar Ell
ltor 9p meo ct lioet 2auoomraaoe be-
itaacnoe al @ierge % Slctter. Ser
iom De Iaiereoe operbrager pore tp
lie Trouinler til GSecbo-S lopafernc
ubcn paa iamme Sio at gipc Dem DC
res Sc al Sproen / Sorml al Sfat-
ter % arigsgiGlo, er oct ensbetpoen-
DC meo Dor 6allit. Men gaar ri fal-
lit, laa bill oct babe til sSelge pGrre
l%ociolc Ganifeligbeoer emo oe iom MI
raaoer / Gltslano, og en- trlenoe So
re for belle Guropas Sreb. Min San.
fc er, at &rigsbproerne bilrbc oele5
eiter Manotalet blanbt De % WiQis
oner Wennelfer iom uoeioroe oct
gamle aeiierbemme, meo llnotaeelie
al ltnsarn.
"Si er reoe til at antage en- Sreb
iom leoner os Mnleoning til at lepe.
Sore Gelesater I ct. @ermoin bar
at gisre Snoberetnins til 8arlamen-
tet, iom alclle bar Wpnoigbeo til at
afgisre, enten Silfaarene ifal UNDER
ifrincS oucr ;ffo
Ger CT giort ale ~fornsone SCRIBE
rcoclIcr I'll after at iTtte Wlofooen
moo S~p'flono igang, / Oct Silfeloe
at Splferne negter at nnoerlfripe.
Negtcr DC, Iaa oil Der itrar bli gipet
oem ire cages &aricl om @aaben-
bpilelts SpbGpelie, % itrar Den Sio
er uolsbcll, oil brittle, frantic %
a%nerifonife Sroppcr bcepnoe at rpfs
fc ino oper @rGnIelt, ianltibig mcO
at @Ipfaoen eicbliffelig fonlnlcr i
%Mnpcnoelic.
Seltnlarltalf bon Sinoenburg bar
b%enpeiibt Jig til Ncgicringen /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

ESrErED As SECOND CLASS NATTER JuNE i5rH 1908 AT
rHE Posr OFFICE AT DrcopAu, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
or CoNGRrss or MARGINS, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
notwithstanding,

%. Wai
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

Soa piSie S~ctinselier lar Sire.
manosraooci beiterni iia Ill at itsitc
ADMIRAL aolcbaf % @encral Ieui.
fin | oeres 4anp MOB @olibepiferne.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-06
First American Eagles

The first American gold coinage of eagles half
eagles and eagles of the value of $1O SIS and
$3.50, respectively, placed in circulation 126
years ago, December 6, 1892. One and three-dol-
lar gold pieces were formerly coined, but they were
discontinued in 1890 The first coin called an eagle
was used in Ireland in the thirteenth century and
was called from the figure of eagle impressed up
on it, but it made of base metal. The standard
OF the eagle was born by the ancient Persians and
the Romans also carried gold and silver eagles as en-
signs and sometimes represented them with thun-
derbot in their talons. Charlemagne adopted the
doube-headed eagle the standard of the Holy Ro-
man empire-Ex.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-06
O U E n L rs
. .
NOTICE TO INMATES

For the benefit inmates who appreciate
pouniy that their
through school study acqui
ing an education in Night Schools
ton in connection with
with be privileged the Query
send queries
kind collaboration Of Miss Miriam Carey
will gladly endeavor supply the
NOTCEIn order regulate the conduct of column in
mates must sign their name register number and lock
to all queries submitted for publication. Inmates Names
course will not be published only the initials quers
being used (Ed.)
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-06
Wonderful Are The Works of Nature

Leaves fall in the autumn, not because they
have been killed by the frost or because they are
forcibly torn from trees by heavy winds, but be-
cause they have served their purpose the tree and
have been discarded by it, Botansts tell us that
their fall is due to the interpositon of separating
layer which is formed during the period of vegeta-
ton and which cuts across the articulation of the
leafstalk
Exactly how this process takes place is of less
consequence to us than the knowledge that it is
natural process in the life and growth of the tree
and not merely an accidental condition. When the
leaf falls the vessels which connected it with the
branch become filled with brown masses of found
muciage which has come from neighboring cells in.
to the cavities of the vessels and plugs them up
Before the leaf falls from the tree all the elabo
rated materials which it contains that can be of fur
Their use are modified and stored in their proper
places in the body of the tree. After these valuable
materials have bean removed from the leaf what re-
mains is devoid of the active green chorophyll and
the cells are nearly empty, as may be seen if the
leaf is held up to bright light or is examined in
section under the microscope. The yellow granular
bodies of disorganized chlorophyll which remains
give the predominating yellow color to autumnal
foliage. The reds and browns are produced by var
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-06
Notice to Inmates

WAR SAVING or THRIFT STAMPS can
be purchased each month by all who
so desire. You must notify your officer
not later than the goth of the month
if you wish to purchase stamps during
that month.
c. S. REED,
Warden.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-06
Words of Wise Men

Genius is the gold in the mine; talent is the
miner who works and brings it out.
A short memory for kindness and long one
for injuries will gradually change the whole nature
into unloveness and bitterness.-Sel.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-06

Q:-Please name the Baltic States and whv are thew
called the Baltic Staes.-P. P. B.
A-By the Baltic States are meant the three Russian
governments bordering Baltic whence their name They
include Esthon lying Gulf and the Baltic;
Lvona Gulf of Riga and Kurland or Courand fac
ing both the Gulf of Riga and the open Baltic reaching es
ward to the Prussian inhabitants are mostly
Let's and Esthonans upper classes less than per cent
are Germans.
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tho u.r, fol It ,d; :: - On 40 =.
.r,m.r, and .,so .; ;...-~s - ~' w " gov
49,. : - -, ~r ~ ' companies "ou'u
IT, g ~ 80 Liz, 70, wv A,.A Au was 'usu'eu WIN
-. -, ", ", -Aeo'1 1e NuoSe'e" lawyer
~. go D.. . p.~, v. """. was 'ne AT
A. rlT.1 -: ~ ~ -:
W ~ 'e' :" .'e n"he''ean H~Peu'''"nary
lows:
Killed and died of wounds 36.154
Died of disease l4.8ll
Deaths (uncass6ed) - 22o4
Wounded 1855
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-06

hoTcE-A inmates using the desiring
tailed information their invited
books in library
Text Books especially
subjects Consult the Reference Useful Chemistry
Biography Science divisions
subjects.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-06
Alexander The Great Ruled The World

There have been monarchs who dreamed of
world dominion ever since time began, and one of
the earliest and the greatest of them all is Alex
ander the Great King of Macedonia.
He was born in Macedonia $50 B. c., the son of
Philip the First Philip great man and
great warrior he bad subdued several rebel tribes
that dwelt in the Balkan mountains, and had brought
the mighty state of Greece under his sway but his
ambition to conquer the whole known world
and Persia, which lay to the far east the only
formidable eLemy he had to encounter But before
he co uld even undertake an expedition Persia he
died.
Alexander, his son. was bat 10 years of age
when his father died. He had the heart of grown
man, however. and the ambition of his father urged
him on At once he placed himself at the head of
his fathers vast army and prepared to conquer the
world. His first task make the empire secure was
to subdue all the little tribes. For the first two
years of his reign he carried number of cam
paigns in Greece. where the people had risen against
the boy ruler and in northern Macedonia; and where
ever he went he successful.
In 1874 B. c., he made ready for the great
drive against the Persian empire, empire rich in
gold and jewels, which stretched from the
Indus to the Bosphorus, and from the Caspian
sea 10 the ME- Dut CnOuRn suCH mighty 0mpiFos
the government was weak, and already Alexander
felt that the prize was already his
With well-trained and well equipped army he
marched toward the northern bounds of the Persian
empire At the river Granicus he was met by huge
array of troops, which melted before his WELL train
ed army like the snow before the Then he turn
ed down into Egypt and here the people surrendered
without struggle, that quite by the way he add
ed another country to his dominons.
Then returning to his attack of the Persian
pre- he had another great and successful encounter
at Issus. Marching eastward he was for the third
time opposed by mighty Persian force at Arbela.
and this time the Persian army was completely put
to rout Darius, their mighty king, fled, but was
pursued and came to ignobe death.
At 33 years of age he MASTER but he
not satisfied. He desired to go and into the
heart of India, country then little known to civil
cation, but an untimely death checked the expedi-
ton already planned. At "a years of age he was
master of practically the whole known world, and,
a thing which can seldom be said of ambitious
man. he was just ruler as well fearless warrior.
He was handsome man and had ideal dis
position, though at times inclined to be bit hot
tempered But he was kind and generous, and de-
sired to do the right thing for all his subjects This
is one of the reasons that his name stands out
among the greatest of conquerors He just.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-06
ious decomposition products which comprise the
cell contents and which are formed under the con-
ditions resulting from the maturing of the leaf.
Ingestion Of Powdered Glass Not Cause
Of Poisoning

No poisoning results from the ingeston of pow
dered glass; but supposed glass poisoning not
the least of the quandaries which accompanied
entrance into the war. Repeated newspaper reports
of findings of powdered glass in foods served IN
camps and ammunition factories added fuel to the
flames of popular fear of Prussian terrorism" Re-
suits of experiments at Fort Sam Houston. Texas.
have proved that fear of poisoning from powdered
glass mixed with foods is unwarranted.
James S. Simons, M. D.. Major M. G. u. S. Ar
my, and William G. Won CLAIM, M. D.. First Lieu
tenant, NJ R. c. U. S. Army. in the Journal of the
American Medical Ass n. for Dec. 49, 1918. present
ed o novel and striking discovery. Out of 12O spec
linens of food the presence of ground glass was de-
termined in ID. Most remarkable of all. however.
was their discovery that ground glass, contrary to
popular opinion, exerted noticeably harmful eff
feet.
1t has been asserted that ground glass will pro-
duce LESSONS of the gastrontestnal tract we'll
other typical symptoms of poisoning" To deter
the truth fasty of the assertion ten healthy
young dogs chosen for experiment tation.
Ground glass was fed to them in doses varying
from l to 5 grams. The glass ground in vary
ing degrees of fnepess also; of the five grades
of neness all except could be detected with the
naked eye. Daily examination revealed no unusual
conditions. The necropsy findings showed that the
intestines were not affected in the least.
The conclusions of the experiment proved def
nitely that the ingestion of ground powdered
glass has no toxic effect and produces lesion,
either gross microscopic on the gastro-inestinal
tract of dogs.-M1nn. Health Journal
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-06

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queries due time
string to contribute solutions tod
Q-Can you what the carrying capacity of of
the larger transports, Levathan, Agamemnon etc?-R L.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
HOW 1T LOOKS

The Democratic Central Commit
tee met at New Orleans Tuesday ana
fixed January goth as the date 1or
the nomination of democratic candi-
dates.
Following this meeting there was
"A Stubs rally at the Athenaeum al
which proved to be the biggest anu
most enthusiastic gatherings held IN
New Orleans for a long time. Citi-
gems from this section who were pre-
sent at the melting and who got In
touch with political affairs in other
portions of the state declare that
sentiment everywhere is favaroble
tn Stubs and that concensus OF opin-
Ion is that the Parker campaign Is
already on its last legs. Reports from
north Louisiana parishes indicate that
M. Parker will get but little, If any
more, support there than he received
when he was a candidate on the FRO
gressive ticket.
The signs all point to the fact thai
Mr.. Parker will experience more
trouble than usual in getting his re
volution under Roadway.