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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-11

|Dmraobu.: set bor bama Der lob
|bpgge DC prite MotorIfibe, ran ftar-
tesc @eltinoiif &olnpaari, ban ifaffe-
Sc Ct SSatleifib frcm, uooeltc gratis
Mis til DC 8attiae, % I'LL ifal ban
for1Dne 5pnoeripocrne mes Mab %
alaDcr.
Oct CT en- 2pffc for ct 2ano at
~|fpltre MGno al Gtatsroao Nrbu=
liens 5tshning. 9ans @ierning ia.
Iiprt Gaun1orfs Mopn me6 Spber
It'll Sc %fierneite Stranoe; ielp ct bn,
ben %belfeone1te blan6t Sc bcifeonelte;
bans pnloige &urriere ct life gaact
|bam til Soheoet; bans Sinoelag er
|ibo1 Set famine, bans ,gaien japnt
o9 liAcIrem, TOM 81 ban / fin Sis
|lcileoe uh iom Splnm16 pua cit Gfu=
|oc fra Matifops 6ap1. Sans 2ips=
maal bar at fl1n11e inbbpoe fin 800
Scr til cit Meile pho bans eget Sfib,
Gtotsroao Nn6eric bar naoct longt
mere eno bette. @o,, ct cit al lit
Sa,orelo,os n%llerbcolte Spn11er.
st i%Sorlp6cn0c bill bi0e, at @tot3.
rooo 8. sc. Muocrl c, ul,oer tit Sps
bol0 / 2o,ropn CT blepc,, beforcrct
mes Storforid al "8ritilb empire.
Gcrnc bejc c1lgel}fc Or6en gipcs
ljGlocnt til ll0lGnbinge. 9en hlep
operraft @totSrouo M11oerlcn pcrlr1=
Zig len Mltoiens. De fipbenhopnlte
8fabe CT alle enige ON at bnlbc
Gtotsraa0en / 9(nleoning al bans
%llorppnelle til Miboer al Glcfar1ten.
,Nplitifen" friper iuolebes, at iclp
/ &rcole, buor man truffcr pnoSf1ll-
creme al Sr6erer, er man enige ON,
at ifltloe l1ogen bn0res, iun bl,r6e
Oct nurrc 0elll1c MntlD.
0eeo gtotsraa6 $. 81. Mnoeriens
ltonGpnelie. til Miooer al @lefcntcn.
scr me0fprcr Gitlcn @fscellcncc, fu,
2ulrmarf facet I'M ol1ber %borecrli0
feote glefuntri0ocr, ioct Denne l1b
/ Sorpejen finn inoebopes
al cit life aoelia ellcr fpritc1ig Ycr-
ion, 11entlig bor perbensbevpnlte
2al.Osnano, Sprognru1rDcll, Hrofcs-
Sill. Gbomler. @lefoltoroenc1,
bar / set hele fin puret TIBET
meget fua borgerlig fp6te. @ioc,l
Gbriltion Sen fSei11tes Doge for,,ocll
De to mlepelt6e ialt s Ser oner,
StotSminilter Due Molling.
Mu6ers Salp0p 2rltcot, @ebcjmlcranb
Vlubme, &onicilsprnlioe1t @oll, &C.
bejllleroa0 Mo6big, &on1ejlspreii-
Dent Gitrl,p, Salltitsminiltcr gfellez
mann og Sl1ltitiarn,s 8l1cb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-11

aocts Smport / Sorm al Sabrifata,
M~aaitoffer % 8rpoforn, bar Oct lu,-
Der ariaen flm nrcget rittge Groo
bRret iitnlb> til at afbjnlpe Com
morfs 5nbll.
9cttc 6orDplo CT go,l1fe bit for
aariaget Of 9lofuoel1, men beller life
efter 9rieen fun Danmarf -inotil
bioerc be,1te itore. Eilferiler fra Spb.
off 8rpofprn (@peoc oa @p) bill
GDiflnn6 life babe noget tilobers, al
Gooerltoffer % @jebninasitoffer enoz
MI min6re {oog meb l1n6tagelie al
Qali), % al M%aaitoffer for .Sssl,bnl=
Itrien ilet ineell, mrotoge1 maolfe Ell
Del SELL. Ipfflaub er ligc ioo, cl-
let mere afbengiat al gntcntemog=
terrcs Torso6tbefin0enoc e,o @on<
mart Ieln.
Mctter hi 6crin1oo 8liffet moo
@eit, blipcr 8illcoet ct belt maoet.
Moaltoffer for S,,ouitrien Geru,
Rul, 9onulo, @umni, aobber etc.
alt bette iaar hi fra ENGLAND cller
bets ollicrcoe, Tooerltoffcr oa Gjpo=
niugs1toffer, ser CT @niis for Can
morfs 2anobrug, 1i1elebes. Sg cit
beliN CT felipe Dor Gfsport bpgget op
l1eb Gnalalto for 9ic. 8 1913 be-
1ab Gfsporten lia til 637 Min. SIR.
1crof for life lnillbre elro 52S @1ill.
&r. 2onobr1asproonftef al forlfje1=
Zig s(rt. 9(f bisic aftog england fpl-
gei1bc M11bel: Ileif 81 pGt., 500 SO
pGt., g1npr So pGt.
Gr eno Gnnmarf5 Gfsprrt til @ng=
lollb, .1otl,rligt ,1of, aoaet meaet til
baac n,uocr &riaen, loo ptl Sen 6og
b1,rtiat fr1l1le optogcs / fit fulbeOm-
fmna, l,dur 2%onbbrl,gct four Sc npoz
nenoiae3ilfsrl(er al Sober % @ipb=
lli1gsitoffcr. Tonnaaefl1opbeoen oil
e1poDioere bcpirfe, at Gl1nlm6 nui1-
fnarllgt lpacr fine 2epneosmiooelfor-
lDninger fra Sc %nprn1e1te 9a1r0e. Ga
Gnglon0, ioltfolo in6ti1 Utoerc, life
poatunfcr at i11oferc nogen 2epncos=
mio6cltol0, CT Ser / &irfeliqbe6e,l
Itore Gho1,ccr for bonif 2%anohrngs
GfSport til england. 9ette 2nl6
bcnter SO pGt. al lin Tlnifeimport.
1872 pGt. al fin 9ggin1pert og 41,G
pGt. al fit glterimport fra CAM
mari. 90 5ette 6orbolo fan nnpp>
ontogcs at billie blim lpn0erlig for
rpffet / en- llnrmcre Tren1tib. GnN=
1nll6s Fro611ftio11 al @rp6forn ct 1te-
get meget %betpbeligt 11n6er ariger,
men life 0ets Nro6uftion al 6lnlf
og Smer. IS o1s1e to Mrt1tlcr CT
Der itaoia ct Marfeb for 9aumnorf /
@llglanb.
Otter alt at 6pn1me ipnes "a Sri.
gen cno n1cr ems fpr. at banc for
itn6t bore Sun6elsforbinbel let mos
@eit. 8or 2an6brugsefsport til Chg
lar16 oil forbline SEN 1om'nc, oa Dor
eS1nport fra England 90 bets Mllie=
re6e oil lttge, babe mes @en1bn til
fpr6tge Snol,ltriparer og &aaitoffer
til @rl,g for bort 2on6br1g OF Dor
eeStl6l,Itri, lfripes / banlfc @lo6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-11
@oraerliat 9@ateifab.

@orgmelter SAFER fortrller i
Sore Gamer" bporleocs ian bper
Nrc6ag 6ormi6baa bier 20, til 80
@or.
S1lo, / Moocialul oplcicr icg
lfprit Snlen for lomtligc Sorlopcoe,
Scr pualwrer Tale1 1tooenoe.
9crcfter fonlrler hbert cl1felt gor
|ino / @orgmelicrfontoret. Gen font
mlnole @ortner lprqer lper SreoaA
for 1nutffe Rlomlter bertnoe, pg her
CT br11gt ct ltort 9nncbrogsflog op.
la mar eggteporret 1oo ct crflprct
flor 1opltgt picbc, 1t1e0erifripcr jeg
Yrotpfollen % @iel1esattc3tcn, lon1
ica iaa oberrtrffer Sem 1ammen n1c0
ct trpft @fsen1plar al golen, luo fan
Sc 10 peb 2eilisbe6 lnlc Sci, Up for
binonoen og bprc, bpno Set er, SC er
goaet ms til.
Oa loo giber ieg Sem !6oon6cn, oa
"aor jeg for fdrite Gong onpen6er
ben 11pe Site1 oa flyer: rMsna leg onz
'fe 6rue11 til 2pffc!" ia, Iqa bar je1
11mmGn1o ofte ielp merfet et H1tit al
sen lpffelige Gtemning, ser 10 og=
lan Njcrne ifl,1oe bore ober Geremoz
nien.
Stfc oltio, set mao ieg iigel
en- Sang bleb leg breo. Seq bab-
SC ipurgt CIT Man6 iom 1e6bonlig:
~@il9e babe oenne @rin0e tilpqte?"
|Sg peo Sc, bpo6 ban iparer?
rMa=oo=e, . jal!"
v&t1 0e life ipore 0cres Slopier
bcr og b1trtiglt m,liat Ipore mig ct
rent % flart:. ~$Sa eller Mei?" maatz
tie jeg 10 iige til bo1n, og 9e fan trio,
Set fiji ito at bam mes Mppel: Sal"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-11
.Gu reiieube 1iiferifoninlent.

l%lmiooelbdrt fsr Grige,1 beil1,tteoc
Can't Jiiferifore,ing at unorage
Mcajerinaen on, at Der maatte blipe
aniat Ell Jiifcrifoniulntt til at be-
reiie.1piflano % andre 2anoe, Der
.oftager Silt fra Darmrarf. aoniu-'
lr,,tclS Spgape ifulbe 81. a.. goo no
poo at in6berette ON Mfarfeosforbols
|bene IN. III. i SC frenn1ebe 2a,1oe.
SEQ arigens llobruo blep oenne
|iom iun mango andre eager ifri1t=
lagt inotil btoere, men sagen CT III,
|igien toget op, i6et oanif Siiferifor=
e1ing for fort Ei6 ii6e, bar i1hienot
ct Mu6ragen6e / ina Seniec1oe til
Sngc1 pil Der
fra / Sen nGrne1te Gio bltpe fore
lagt Tiiferiinipettsren til grflnring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-11
Snifcrne iii lapc uNfitemnina"
Hlensbpra.

Get tpifc llbpolg meo0elte FORTE
Sen i ltore Mtnogierelier / 6e tDife
Ilcnsborgblo6e, at set bill afbol6e eli
Erppeafltennina for at rnoerrette
toncnltgiDel16e &reole / Dmtmarf %
Gp1flonb pg SrcbsforgresIun ON oct
1an6e Sin0eloa.
v1lensborg Mpis" bemrrfer bet
til bl. a., at bm1ife Mp6er efter
Spcftoflcr1,e igll1t1o fltloitpnoig bar
bnret forbtnoreoc, og benpi1er til,
at banife Sirmoer 1l1tocr $&aonben
&enpisninger til Stroffez
lopens &orograf ON 2an6sforrGoeri.
Set tpife l1obolgs offentliac Nrgpe-
o%fiten1nil1q bill foregribe Ben bc1nme=
1igc Mfltemning timber frie @ilfoor.
S Ell %iel1erc Mrtifel ifriper famine
Nla6::
l16ua1aet aipr mi Sorlpa paa at
ifrrlnme Soft til at l~tnoerlfripc beb
at hiloe benz inb, at alle, Ser CT i1t6=
bnnorebe efter 1864, bill blipe 1uopi-
rte UNDER bnnif 5tpre. @lobet free
Der, al. laabel ber banife fom Sen tp=
tie Staggering mao ffrt6e ir6 for at
ita1rie bette 6orponifni1,gsarbej6e j
Oplgbet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-11
9anmarfs Sanoelsforbinoellc meb
0anmarf.

5fjpnt Gonlnarfs San6elsforbin=
oelie meo l16lonoet fortrinsnis man
bore rettct moo @eit og 9p1, eng
lallo %. 9piflano, bar arigen meo
al 9poeligbe6 %eo6tgiort, at set er
De f6rite, Der ubetii1get er Sc big
gfi6nt 8pif1a1lo FIR arige1,
tilferte Danmarf oper So PCT d
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-11
Gtatsraab Mnoerien CT ,1bnrbnt til
Mi66er If Glefanten.


1ircftgr for &taiiotiif &ompngni,
@e1eralfonlul, @tatsrao6 $. g. @n-
.oerie1,. Storfors al Dbg og @bmo.,
er l1o11npnt til @i66er al Gle o11ten.
gtotsroao Sans Miels M11ocrl lens
.2in CT gbentDret ON Sen fottiae
Ireng, Scr fra 5fibstpmrerbienlmet
i geoflfob brog 1t6 poo Sc. 1tore Sone
og iii CT bpbret me6 tit 2onbs bpje=
ito llbmarfelie. GIT fprltelig Sr6c11
ct bG11gt poa bans 8rpit, oa 6og or
oct fnn ct rtnge Geoer1og for Sc
1tbetalelige Ejenelter, ban larlig I'M
Ser &rige1 bar poet fit 6n6relonb.
Mt fribe s. q. Mn6eriens 8iogrofi
|pi1 Der life MI bore Mn1eoning til;
bet btlbe bore Set famine iom at for
|tGlle Siltoriet1 ON Den mGgtige 6onz
fife @irflombeo Ser be06er 9itaiiatilf
aompagni, og bpis beife6ne @egpn=
oclie 6onneoes af Tir1naet uMn6er=
fen & Co." i Siam. l1nber arigen
bar Gtatsraab Mn6erlen nG1ten
|ulfnnfelig bpret boa Mejle mellem
Ger6ens &obeoitR6er 1om 3anmorfs
|%betroeoe, 5enoebl16, og ingen bar bel
ben @ra6 funnel op11on 9renlpo
|bos Sor6ens mGgtige for Sc Donifes
9nlfer og @rab eu6 netop BAN. Gil
ten oct bar / 8erlin Dos sen meg-
tigc Setter eller / England bos Song
@eorg Ben Senrte, Dor 4n11 bellct, og
oel11tc bans 1p0pregebe Meut:olitct
biorog meget til, at bon opnoaeoe sc
fore Meirltater -og fremlfaffeoc SC
|Silfpriler> hi mang1ebe. sos Sc
forifielligc frigsfgrenbe Motioner
bapbe gtotsrao6 $. 90. Mnoerlens
gfapn Ell gob &lang, % Set er EN- Of
fentlig Semmeligbeo, at ran mere
END en- Gang bor bpret benpttet til
|oigtige bip1omatiffe Migiio1ter.
Ser ton npbneg ntollige gnfpltz
|beoer fra Gtatsrao6 glnoerleng iipl-
bent 1pffebringerbe oa begipenbebs=
lriQe ltb. Gnn hnr finn fnn hnoro+
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-11
st Meforo @alaaar?

Ser CT al mltlia lloiigt til, at I'M
0epGreltoe Mar Dil 0anmarf blibe ct
Mar> ion meo @enipn til @alg bill
ilua ale Meforoer. 8co 6pnocripl-
lal16s S%1,o1emmelic / Donmorf fore
ltaar Ser nen1lig cit @rl,nolobs Tor
onhring, % Sen CT efter SEN 11p
8rltn0lop fife lige at lebe til.
Set, Scr foreltanr inbcnfor cit for
bolospis fort Eiosfrilt, CT 90 fel=
ger6e:
|. Solfetingspalg.
2. 2an6stingsbalg. :.
= 3. Tolfeofitenunil1g ON @rl,l1olo=
uer.
90 6ernpit otter:
4: 6olfetingsbolg.
5. 9an0stingspalg..
S &c TO ft0lte Golg bill Sc MIC iens
ocriplfe 8p1gere fon1mc til at bel-
tage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-11
Srn Shit Scnicn oa Gpnbifaliitcrne

-
6prfotterinoen 1ru Chit Seriel
bolbt fnrle0c1 Mften for, egell &e9=
ming / 9(mbl1s lit 1pe 6%ore0rog on
@l1mallitet og 3openifub, menoeler
vNoIborg @citrcblao".
Ser bar 11pbt mellem 800 %
1000 Gil6prcre, og 9alforc1 / go
(cm poi: bclat AT eli tot Spgrn1
Spnoifoliiter, Ser billtc 6r,en mes
cit mimttlang Gt6cfotucrt og Gil
rnob lon1: vHoa'ell ige,, Ebit! Eaa'<
Ell igcn, Sbit!"
81 6rltel1 / lit Toreorug pointe=
robe, at Sumfuuloets @runopiller
por sgrligbeoig neutrality-suspicious.,
SLID og Mrbej01ombcb, apfottcoe
Snnoifolilter11e bette ipm for,prmez
ligt, pg Scr lpb Silraob 1oM: v91t
bar a16rig a%r6ej0et." 90 6r1len Tom
til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. : 5pprgsmaalct,
mootte bun itallic bele fem Mi1n,ter,
!bet @nlfone1 nt1ang neS1ttcruotio-
nale". ga oc1rnc por il,nget, toltc
Spnoitaliltcrncs Nprcr, orbei6slps
Moler Sbprms Gbriltenien. San ma
neoe til SO, men @olpoclen al Gu
lclr n6panoreoe. 0crefter fpripgte
5rltcn at fortiutte, men b1cp az
6utOt al lta0ige Gilroa6, bl. a.:
u@poo prob11ceret bu?"
al. bolb ii lten 9orn1cll pN Yibe=
folrccrten paa 8olfollcl1 til eli infer
nd1lf @Dlen, og Trlten mloattc holOe
op> mems Spnoifaliitemc fororebc,
at Militrrnngtercn Magc Mpller
lf1,foe tole. 6rucn forlpgtc at tale
fig til Mette me0 Spnoifolilterne,
n1en1 Bum TONI tilfort, % bnn fog
6erefter fit Mon,ifript og pl,tte6c
set / fit Golfc. Ga Gpn6ifoliferuc
Iao 6ette, bol6t MilitGrnrgteren Ss-
cor 6onlcn cit 8rn,6ta1c, Dnnri ban
|beifpl6tc 6rlten for ct cement Sper=
fu10 poo M%rbej0erne, BUN bar cit
Snnlter poo Samfun0et oa fit fig
nc,1oe lpnoifoliltilfc Nrnoifuter.
Sen mere roIigc Def al 6oriam-
1il,aen for1oo mi 5olcn og 1nc6 6erz
he Tr1 Slit Seninr. 9pnoifolilter=
nc fort otte 6eres Mpoc pg lor111eoc
ioa6ol1, at @olitiet matte tilfalocs
for at RHODE Golen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-11
Gn lafoniif S~catcrammeloelie,

VII luIuIltIl SCulCTuHHaeIuetlt,
s v@orie1s 8enltrebloo" lfripee
@poe fplge,toc fortc og for
'cfte Seaterarm1el6elie:
Soriens Eeoter. iaftes.
uMin Wan6s Some,
2pltlpil=Sarce / 8 Sitter al
6. 6. Gbomos.
&jnre ST. Mfsel Saeob1en!
Get fat man life bp0e 6olf!
Ceres %nrbeoige og
oprigtigt bcngipne
81. g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-11
2c0at..

@rosicrer Sons s.. Stl,br oa Su.
.1trl,, ser lio1tc Gftefaar bnooe ber
ltore Sorg at miIte 0cres cncite
SIN, Stuocut @enrp 5t,br, bar IT,
MinOc ON Den Mfop0c itiftct q 2e-
got poo 10000 ar. til 6oroel for
ma,,oliae % fpinocliac Msiiltclltcr J
&inba1bopns &or1oelsbmlfs @olrmel=
torn Mfoeling, bpor @crrp 5t1,br
bopoe baret aulat / noale Mor %
punbet liz mango Gell1cr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-11

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res Apotheker, Soc.
Murine Eye Remedy CO., chlcaso.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-05-22
Present Danger
Eureka Springs, Ark.

| am so glad our boys are coming
back; we need them here, and now
There is a black menace creeping upon
are not needing energeticamy.
Bolshevism and immigration are
twin troubles, to which, with true
American optimism we are shutting
our eyes. Our boys. with their expe-
rienee of the horrors of war, and their
ultimate knowledge Of the tfeachery
and fiendishness of the German meth
cd. and who so truly know we have
chat same treacnery in thousands of
hearts right here in America-with
hate and revenge added-must be re-
lied upon to keep us safe.
The time to keep out Of danger is
beforehand, and so it is with war. Will
we slump right back into our old care
1essness and lethargy in three months,
or six, or year? If a manned sol
der, who was manned for America.
asks fer help, will we be Indifferent
before long? How long will we re-
member? We are thsowing up our
Aats and hurrahing now; but We arc
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-05-22
Mail Exchange

Recently our rural mail carrier, Mr..
Wilson, had personal interview with
the postmaster general at Washington
concerning mail matters. Being in
timately acquainted, hee was honored
by a 1-hour conversation, in which he
was informed that the rural mail sys-
tenn costs the government $50 zoo, 900
annually above paying basis. 1t was
desired to eliminate all extras as far
as possible. No fault can be found
IN that conservative statement. Since
the government has been spending
billions on billions of dollars for the
last two years, elimination" and con
servation might we'll be applied to the
proposed mail exchange between the
Baraboo and Prairie du Sac rural
routes. At present it requires two
days time for two railroads and sew
eral high-salaried people to deliver
our small quantity of mail from Bara
boo to Prairie du Sac, which are Is
miles apart. When our papers are de-
livered they cease to be newspapers,
since they are two days old. 1t would
not be fair and desirable to place ex-
ira duty on rural carriers without ex-
ira pay. Our Mr.. Wilson has 49,
miles in his No. Prairie du Sac route,
including about miles of retracing.
He would be willing to supply his lbs
patrons with Baranoo daily papers,
letters and parcel post packages, pro-
viding an arrangement could be made
with Baraboo route No. 4 carrier.
Prairie du Sac mail could be car
ried "cross lots'' for fraction of what
it costs to pay railroad contracts, be-
sides speeding the delivery It is
known that our mail has been held up
four hours in Madison in transfer
The st. Paul mail trains arrive at
Prairie du Sac at 7:30 p. m. and at
noon. Holding rural carriers for two
hours in order to get daily papers
might work all right for Reedsburs
routes, but it would not apply to Ou
case. If an arrangement could be Ell
wected relative. to the proposed ca
change it would only make retrace
OF three miles to the Sumpter town
line, while our man has about eight
miles to retrace. elimination of time
and delays are desirable.
+. d. KING.
Prairie du Sac.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-05-22
.Sheared

Mr. Burleson shows dispt sition to
be just little mite less buriy.-Boston
Transcript.
Too bad that the man only recently
out of the trench must learn now 10
retrench. columbia Record.
= f. y
1t is now alleged that the Crown
Prince did beat somebody after all.
1t was his wife-New York Sun.
!. x ).
The American eagle was the first
heavier than-air machine to fly across
the misunderstanding g. CO. Pied
mont.
The discovery is being made that
running railroads and telephones is
not as easy as it Washington
Star.
The reason Korea's case is hopeless
is because all of Japan's friends have
the same sort of skeleton in the closet.
-Greenville IS. c. Piedmont.
= y X
Report says the Hungarian Reds will
abolish the telephone service because it
is bourgeois. It's worse than that over
Eagle.
y = *
Doesn't take much of a metallurgist
to discover that the cornerstone of
Bolshevism is just one big gold brick.
Standard.
* * *
Revenue agents are already at work
rounding up all the private stills, prob
ably operating On the theory that the
early bird catches the worm. Nashville
Southern Lumebman.
= * *
Those who are demanding the resig-
nation of Postmaster-G General Burleson
would ascertain by investigation that
in the bright lexicon of democracy
there is no such word as reign.-Hous-
ton Post.
Max Harden claims that TIE German
people were in the dark concerning the
cause of the war But the fact that
they were in the dark is no reason
why they should be let off light
Nashville Southern Lumberman,
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Experiments at Goat Island

Mrs c. L. Thuerer Of Baraboo sub
mits the following to this department,
the item being taken from the Oak
land (Cal) Enquirer.
The experiments made at Goat Is
land by Navy doctors in an effort to-
learn something about the influenza
germ, carry a lesson that every person
should study and understand. Fifty
young sailors volunteered to become
influenza victims, that the doctors
might study the disease more care.
fully. These young men had no fear
of the disease; they willingly offered
themselves They were placed with
flu PATIENTS they were given jars Of
flu germs, which they brearhed into
their lungs; they had flu germs in
jected into their bodies. Then the
medical men prepared to study thu
cases as they developed.
But no cases developed among these
fifty sailors! These men had been
inoculated; they had been exposed to
the disease in every manner; they
had breathed in the germs and eaten
and slept with flu victims, and not
one of them became infected! The
medical men confessed themselves
baffled. All their ideas Of the disease
were turned tOpsy-tuvy. The bunk
about the masks was again exposed;
and it was shown that the disease was
not communicable, not contagious.
The doctors are still wondering. The
explanation, however, is simplicity it
self, for it was proved by each one OF
these fifty young men.
These fifty young men volunteered
to act as subjects upon which to be
experimental. This showed clearly
that they did not fear the disease In
other owrds, they could not acquire
what they did not fear Since their
fear of the disease. was gone, the dis
ease was nonexistnet, even though
every effort was made to force it on
them.
There can be no clearer nor better
proof of the oft stated and rapidly
being accepted fact that mind controls
matter. Medical men are now acknowl-
edging this condition. They are the
first to tell patients to eliminate fear.
When this is done, their work is done.
There would be no cases of influenza
if every person in the state wiuld do
as these fifty Goat Island sailors did;
namely, eliminate fear of the disease.
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great forgetters. We make hero and
pull him down, like children playing
a game with blocks. If anyone points
out danger, he is joy-killer, calam-
ity bowler; but the danger is here.
The anarchists, and l. w. WIS and
all their kind are working everywhere
steadily, slyly in the dark corners of
our land, biding their time. We know
it, and yet we daily and put aside the
menace of more like them who are
waiting to come. They must not come!
put up the bars strong and high. Keep
them where they belong, to work and
pay for the crimes they have commit
ted. We are too easy; we let GRIMM
ais flock here to share in the best
we have and they stab us in the back
Keep them out, soldier boys! There
are too many German sywpathiZerS
here now. Think how we shut up the
spies and traitors and disloyalists for
little time and instead Of deporting
them, paid them our good money and
let them go! 1t was premium on dis
Ivy atty, dnO OH OOIldSC dSdt11OL OuA
boys who put up their splendid young
bodies for the defense Of these very
traitors. Keep out the immigrants,
boys! Put your young strength to the
task of defeating enemies in America.
You will know how. You can see
clearly; you who have faced death,
who have gone down into the very val
ley of death, and come back to us.
IT, iTial matters sing into insignificance
ana the vital matters loom up big to
eyes that haveseen what you have
seen. You can fight, and you must
keep on fighting for America and
American ideals--to keep her clean
and better. Fight rotten politics, fight
for the best government to be had.
Keep more enemies from coming
here. Put up the bars against immi-
grafton We want a clean America,
not the scum and riff-raff Of other
countries. l am glad you are coming
home, soldier boys.
RUTH IA. SOUTHARD.
1890 Como avenue S. E.
Minneapolis, Mimi.
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hit anything oaout loud. cuz eff you do
th' govment an tn rest NV tn price
m'nipuiators'n run tn price up ter a
hundred dollars fer a twenty pound
kag, fer fear tn consumer1l eat sum
NV hit insted NV $500 -four thet we
are chewln' on now"
This sot tn town cut-Cp Bud Hack.
ct ter singin' ter tn tune NV "Oh,
won't hit be joyful ez follers:
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my peanuts, Nv my peanuts,
Yo shan't hev eny NV my peanuts
when yore peanuts is gone!
Oh, won't hit be joyful, joyful, joyful?
Oh, won't hit be joyful when yore
peanuts is gone"
IN. G.. ABBOTT.
Eureka Springs, Ark.