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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14

@emmatisme / fennten Aar. 9ette.
er. bbao ST. Soiepb 8oucbe fra Seem
@beffielo, @a., maafte nobol6e. San
}friber: rGfter at babe li6t al @e11-
matisme / ODER femten Inr tom leg
til ben 9berbepisning, at nit Sill
feloe bar ublbre6eligt. On Sag Lee
lte ieg / nit 8Io6 ON ct Eilfel6e at
Meumatisrne, ser bar blebet fureret
me6 ST.. 8eters aurifo. Seq COB
bette Miooel en- @rgoe og set bar
belbre6et mig f1loiten6igt." 9ette
gammeloagie l1rtemi66el er alle
re11matife @merters ubarmbiertige
|5ien6e, for6i set renter 8lo6et %
aniporer 2eberen og Nprerne til at
gienoptage 6eres normale 6urftio-
ner, {ptter benz / 9tan6 til at fierne
l1rinipren % De at1ore aariager, forn
Ter SfDlb i De 1uoboloelige 5merter.
&urifo er life 11oeen Mpotefs Me6i-
Gin; Ben bliper leberet 6irefte til
IGoH al ST.. &etr Gabrnep & Cons
60, 25O1 @aibington 8lbo., gbica.
lao, SIl. apertisiemert.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
Div Rheumatismen
nd fDeres System

Uanset hvor l@nge 0g slemt De har
ueret plaget med Rheumatisme - en-
ten Deres Lidelse er Gigt, L@ndsvRrk,
Stivhed, Verken eller Hsevelse i Led
derne, Smme Muskler, eller hvilken
som helst anden Form af Rheumatisme
- De kan finde behagelig Lindring
we'd at benytte DR.. Whitehall's Rheu-
matte Remedy.
Dette ypperlige Legemiddel gaar di-
rekte til Roden at Deres Lidelse og
ferner Aarsagen. Det standser Uro-
en-, indrer Smerten og tager Haeve1sen
og Stivheden nd af Leddene, fordi Diet
opl9ser Urinsyren og andre Aflejrin-
ger hurtigere, end de kan samle sig, og
setter samtidig Systemet j Stand til
at modstaa nye Angreb.
DR.. WhitehalIs Rheumatic Remedy
kremmer Sundheden. Diets Rekord for
8unstige Resultater strsekker sig over
mange Aar, og Diet har hjulpet Tusep-
der at rheumatisk lidende. bette Mid
-de faas paa ale Apoteker for kun Soc
pr. Pakke, og enhver, der lider af
Rheumatisme i en- eller anden Form,
Ian hurtig blive denne PLACE kvit we'd
en- kort Behandling med samme.
Skriv efter fri Prove i Dag.
The DR.. Whitehall Megrfmino Co.,
South BEND, Ind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
81 blpt til 2nft.

Sra BET 6anife @i9lpefono mo6to-
ger hi Meo6elelie, at en- flor 8aiar
afbol6esetH Sor6el for 6on6et Sen
49,, 10. og 20. STARTS / 9ania Sail.
Set itore buma1e Mrbei6e bette Son6
u6retter bber 8inter treffer itore
8efsler paa Mi6lerne, % 6enne 8in=
ter, bbor mango at arbei6sl9ie, bill
p%6erltgere re6a1cere Mi6lerne, bbor=
for ben fomrnen6e 8a1or afbol6es.
@nbber nofiaa lille @abe mo6tages
me6 &af % ton fen6es til 6onbets
8eitprelie, iom beitaar at Mrs. Slime
|@66p (Sllinois), Mrs. @ngeI 8ro=
6erfen (9. g. g. 2oge Scr. ~, 6. S.
@ecflen (oanif 100 Man6s Sore
ning), Sgrgen Mlfre6 2mfen 60. g.
g. 2oge @r. $50 og g. S. @6renfen
(oanff Sfptteforening) elIer til SEQ
tionalfomiteens Meolemner. 8i an=
mo6er ollie 2on6sm9no ON at ftgtte
6e1re CODE Gag og life gleunr1e 8a-
faren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
.2pn tnp6 h6ie Gfuh9Ie,

Sra Tacoma, @aib., berettes, at Ser
paa Soranle6ning af Ben oiteopati=
fte Screening bill blibe forelagt @ta-
tenss 2egislotur ct 6orllag til Sob
MOB Salg og 8rug al Sfo meo ober
1h Eome beie @ele.
Ser er rettet en- @enben6elie til
ollie &binbefll1bber og a,16re Sore
ringer / @taten ONT at itbtte Gorila-
get, Ser 6og, forat gtbe Sfoban6ler-
ne en- Mnle6ning til at realiiere ner=
beren6e 8ebol6ninger, fsrit ifal tra<
6e / &raft ON fem Mar.
0iteopnforeningen bap6er, at
~8rugen al bpibele6e @fo er lige>
iaa u1noralif iom~ oberltaoig g&p6elie
al Mlfobol", at &aceielomor6 6irette
|fremmes al beie &ale, og at "alle
&bin6er, TOM br,1ger bdibaleoe Sfo,
|faor banitabte Se66er, &nper og
9fpg og bliber let m%o6tagelig for gu
berfuIo}e."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
Gin Mgt!

&i .benle6er Mbonnenters Op=
marfiombe6 paa, at ri ingen anoen
al1toriiereoe Meenter bar / Gbicago
ems nerberen6e 8la6s &eprele11=
tant, % benitiller til &ublifl1m lite
at betale noget til an6re, Ser maotte
uogibe Dem for at bore bempn6iget
til at in6fasiere bore &egninger.
9enne 0pfororing fripes me6 @en=
blif paa, at en- ,,pis"Mano grasierer
efter Gorlpoen6e, for Eioen paa
5p6ii6en, meoens en- Del forla6te
'0fre paa @eitii6en begreoer 3abet
al beres CODE .@aib". Set fifreite
er at ien6e @becf eller @oltanpisning
til &ontoret; oct er alti6 en- iiffer
Suffering.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
Spbafsfriq.

@n ~Gobofsfrig" ct / ful6 Gang
/ Sc tobafsoprfenoe @gne / &entucfp,
'og / flere al Sc minore M%arfe6sbper
bar ser berifet en- nofioa iterf 0p-
bi6ielie. blan6t Eobafsablerne, iom
fpler fig p6erit forbitret ODER be lape
@riier, iom bp6es Dem for beres
8la6tobaf. S flere al 6isie Mar=
fe6scentrer bar Mblerne flaaet fig
iammen og forbin6ret Eobafsialgene.
S MopsbiIle iao set $irsoag Sen
doe Sa1ltar truen6e no, 90 $500
|G%obafsablere fra Sc omliggen6e
Counter trengte fig idnmnen ont
firing 6e fremme6te, &igbere og UNDER
@uf og &aansoro feieoe Dem bort /
I&rengfelen. Gplgen bar, at @alget
maatte in6ltilles. 0ean bill forltaa,
at Mblerne bar misforneie6e; naar
man bbrer, at Or for Eobaf, iom for
rige aar folgtes for fru Is til IS
Gents Bu116et, n1 Inn bleb bu6t fra
Is til 5 Gents H11n6et.
@aa f1ere @te6er bar Eobafsab-
1erne bo1ot @asiemboer og ene6es
ON Rlaner til ie1b at foreitaa 9alget
at 6eres Sobaf | M1r.-
S 0berensftemelie bernne6 bar
6e begpr6t al fi6re $obaffen flbage
fra 6e itore @arebuie og arbringe
Sen / eg11e Barns" og andre SUITE
paa Garmen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
SnbiemmS- 8omeert.

9anif Mrbeioeriangforening afboI-
Ser Is Mars S~ubileumsfoncert @gn=
bag Ben 6. Gebruar / @icfer 8orf
SOIL.
glf Hrogrart1nnet, iom / @nle6nin=
gen er efstraor6inert flint, tan 1ap-
11es Sen befieaote philharmonic
String Quartet me6 2m1rine 0leien
lom Sopra11 og @era @epbele, Mto,
iamt Msfiitance at Mor6m9n6enes
Snngforemng, Der bill ipnge set pom-
psie: @ieiternes SSnotog paa 8art-
burg, encouragement at 9be @ortb-
ern Concert Orcbeitra, Ole Mielien,
9irigem. &ornitee11 CT / flll6t @rbei-
De for at 9iere ~S11bileumsfoncerten
til en- f111otuo Srfces, % set bill Ipf-
fes meo iaa fine &refter fom oper-
n9bnte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
So 8eitemmelier.

Breiibent @iIfon bar bei(1tttet life
mere at la6e 6e Gorene6e Stater
tage Del / 6orban6linger ON ebro=
petite 6orbolo, iaelenee ban er
Hrelioent. Dette ct en- 6elge al
@alget, i6et bette git @ilion imo6
% CAB &aroing BEN 0pgabe at gien=
nemfgre &epublifanernes @lon bna=
De inoa6ti1 og u6a6til.
Sg &rpiioent (vto be") &aroing
bar belluttet at faa faa 1impeI en-
Snoiettelie iom mulig SEN 4. Marts,
bells for at ingen ifal funne iige, at
ban er efstrabagant, men ogiao for
81 ban ielp ct imo6 &omp og @ragt.
epreientantbuiet bar DOG beotoget
en- 8ebilltng paa $4,000 til Sen
Sag. Men Sc bltper neppe bruet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
Ss.&arnebaI

Sra 2oee Scr. 35's &arnenalsfo=
mite er p6erligere in6lsbet Me6oelel-
ie om, at Saler pan 6eitaftene,1 bill
bline ct finnen6e og itraalenbe So
,polaas, me6 Sstappe og Ssbierge,
a%ltfau1fren fremtrpl1et al Meiter=
Detorotsren 81. sc. &eterien. Ser
for Ct oct life belt urimeligt ON SIR.
IS berter itort Beisg-ifte oIerte fra
@poiioen, men ogiaa fra Beitii6en.
for iaa6on noget til ct &arnebal tan
Der lite labes al anore emo Mmp.
0m Ser oeiaa bliper rSSsbierne" OPP
lpies Der lite noget ON, men SIR. IS
SSfeit og &arnepal bIiper obioIl1t
e%neitaaen6e, og 6e mange is6e Ssfeer
Der fomuner, bill not foo &arme /
&tnoerne, tro6s Sien, for Ser bliper
tillige allerferite &lasies Ma1iif.
Sen 80. Sanuar er Dagen, at Scr.
IS bill fere 6e Danife paa v@latis"
- til 6eres egen itore Gorneielie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
696idsbag.

@n bet / &olonien befienot og af-
bolot Dame ser 81. a. me6 &el6 bar
ipi1let &ome6ie paa Oanias Scene,
Mrs: grife &onien, 1908 g. @icb=
mono st., feire6e lin 5%g6ielsoog i
Girs6ag, og baboe @uiet ful6t al
@ratulanter. 9m Mftenen inofanot
&egleflubben &uglen, bporof 500
iels6agsbarnet er ct popnlert Meo=
lem, fig me6 ~&uglefar" / Spi6ien,
for at gratulere, og BET bleb 1ent, fgr
ben ii6ite ~&1,g1e" rl1lle6e biem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
fprhol6ene / 9etrpit.

8aieret paa set MI afiIutteoe Mars
|8irfiombeo bar Gor6 Motor So. /
9etroit bereenet in6eberenbe Mqrs
@ro6uftion til 1,25O,O0o Mutomobi=
Ter. S 2ebet al 1920 blep Ser fra
|6abrifen u6ien6t ODER Ell @illion
Il1temobiler og 9rucfs - Sc }i6]te
uogioroe omtrem Is Brocent al oen
belle Mtllion. Sen itore 6abrif
luffeoes Suleaften for at Der / 81
BET al Suleugen optages Sen aarlige
interchangeable. Meningen bor at
begpnoe Mrbei6et igien sen 8. San.
Men &ompagntet beltemte ON %
boloer luffet paa ubeltent Ei6. Set
te omfatter $4,000 man1 og rnrnr1er
6em baar6t..
Sabritens M%rbei6ere bar onrnooet
&ompagniet om Eiua6elie til pe6bli=
pen6e at arbei6e / Qualification egen
&egning, i6et De bill betale @aam1te=
rtalerne meo gangbar &ris og mar
&ompagniet beilutter otter at optage
9riften ielp %aflepere Gabrifen / 11m=
ME @tan6, JONI Sc mootog sen.
|Sor6=&ompogniet for life truffet
8eltemmelie ON set bill gao in6 paa
|Silbu6et.
Mrbei6sl9sbe6en / 0etroit er Der
meo paa set beieite, Tan neppe blipe
lterre, ga Mutomobiler er Detroits
fornemite &ro6uft. 9e bel6ige So
brtter, Ser fabriferer 6isie, beifiefti=
ger normalt 100000 Man6. 9isie
Sabrifer ituor praftiif to1t 1tille mt.
9mrent 10000 at Dem CT enonr /
8pen.
Senere mel6es 6og, at nogle al
Sabriferne bar begpn6t al: operere
igien, men for manages @e6fommen=
Sc f111 paa balp Ei6> eller ialfal6
lite ful6 Sis 1om for. Ser er 6og
enonu en6el Muton1obilfubrifer, iont
ltaar 1tille> men set be6er, at og1aa
Sc pil begpnoe 9riften igien ON gan=
tie tort Gi6. &acfar6-&ompagniet
bbis Gabriter bar beret ubirfiome
en6el al Ei6en / December, bar at.
ter toget fat me6 5000 Man6, Ga.
0illac &onpagniet me6 1900, efte1
en- Notwithstanding al to Tiger
St16ebafer, Chalmers, Sage, Gin:
coin og an6re Motor @ar &ompag:
1ier, fplger @fsemplet, men meo BEL
big re6uceret Mrbei6siDrfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
THE STAMP.

You who are sending parcel, card or
letter
BY mail out through the country far
and near,
To good old friends or some you love
still better,
Or hear from those who hold your
friendship dear,
Did you, I ask you, ever realize
The value of the stamp beyond it's
price,
The postage stamp you nonchalant
stick on,
That bears the picture Of George
Washington.
The postage stamp bright as a spring
time flower
.Arrayed, forsooth, in many colors gay,
1t is. talisman with subtle power
That guards your mail while it is on
the way
As well by air and sea as overland;
And hosts of minions lend a willing
hand
From when it leaves your local postal
station
Till it has reached its final destination.
The postage stamp you'll find, upon
reflection,
Is quite discreet and liberal indeed;
It does not ask your. rank nor your
connection,
Your politics, or care about your creed.
1t guards the tender, oozings of the
heart
'Twixt lovers dwelling for a time
apart;
And be your message cause for joy or
weeping,
1t is a secret that the stamp is keep
ing.
The postage stamp by day or night
will carry
Your message like of old the kings
courier.
Unlike that worthy though it does not
tarry
To "get a bite, perchance a mug Of
beer,
1t goes to foreign lands and every
cline,
Its constant aim it is to be on time.
The postage stamp is through the
world respected,
And is by all the governments pro-
tected.
And you-who now perhaps is waiting
vainly
For answer to a letter that you sent
Make sure that you addressed your let
ter plainly
Before you give your ruffled temper
vent;
Write street and number and the town
and state
And a return address that is up to
date;
Unless you do, the chance is very
slender -. -
OF blaming anyone except the sender.
t.. G.. Neumann.
Chicago, JAN, 1921.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
Sc vmaqre" Nar.

" NAtu9%S <tuI.
Otter 6e feoe Mar fommer 10 Sc
nagre, % oenne @inter er ualminoe=
Zig 1nager / neiten ollie screenings
creme. Ser berifer itor Mrbei6slps=
beo Der / 8pen, % BOG er set life iaa
galt Der iom mango an0re -Ste6er.
@n6m m9rfes Ser lite nogen bi6ere
tiltagenoe @go, for 6e fleite Soft bar
10 tient go6t og bar noget / Bag
baan6en, og 'alle benter 10 me0
5panoing 6oraaret, 1aor npe &en=
ser tager &egieringens Tgiler og
in0ferer mere oronet SDitem / set
Sele. gnfelte Sing er 10 faIoet ipert
/ &ris, iom &le6er, men 6e6eparer,
8elpsning, og iarlig &ul boloes emo
MI oppe / en- ublu &ris, for life at
tale ON &usleien, 1om ifal ifrres op
enonu .beiere, efter bpa6 &erter11e
flyer, for 8olignpoen er iterre enc
%nogeniinoe og Der er life megen Ito
iigt til, at Materialerne gaar ret me-
get ne6, ligeiaaliot iom @aan6per=
fernes 2gn. Men hi boaber at font
me ODER &interen, og 1aa ct hi bel
ODER set berite ,og hi fan 10 trplte os
me6, at set fun0e babe b9ret meget
berre, % at / europa T. Cts. CT Til=
i%tan6ene Sc flelte Steoer iaale6es, at
ri fer ligeiom bar ct 8araois. 5aa
lao % alle: Cheer up!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
9bbsfaIb.

&on6uftpr Sens 6riis, gpn at ben
i fin 96 befienote &afebart SIR.
Gsriis, 6e6e iiofte 5re6ag, eHer lang
Eios baablss Spgoom, % begraoe=
oes I Eirs6ags UNDER flor DeItagelie
pao Wt.. Oltpe &~irfegaar6. Mfogoe
bar ena1uu en- 11rg @ano og efterla=
Der fig, foruotn gnfen, flere in1aa
I8ern. SON nar Meolem at 9. 8.
e. 2oge ST. Is, Der bar mbot tolrig
|frem beo Begrabelfen, Son bar og-
faa MaeoIem af 5rimtreroroe,1en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
G1g.

Mrs. v8ete" Rielien, 9anias ti6=
ligere flinte @ertin6e, lieger for
&ioen paa ct. Marp's &oipital og
bar peret a1porltg ips. Set bill Dog
gle6e benoes mango 8enner og 8es
fienote> at oct berite er oberitaaet og
ben iobiale, Dame otter inart tan
fer6es blanot 8ennerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
Asthma lidende.

Jeg vii sende Dem til Prove en- $1.OO
F1aske af nit garanterede Lmgemid-
del for Asthma. Send ingen PENCE,
men betal "efter Brugen, hvis De er
tilfreds. Midlet SKATER hurtig Lin
sdring. Har helbredet mango efterat
alt andet har slaaet fell. Nevn dette
Blad. Skriv til
George d. Hoover, Mfg. Pharmacist,
Dept. N, Des Moines, Iowa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
Dc e lhtet go godt fee Bte0 u
cen dette he1beo1on6oN.
Tsalette PuddR.
|@mfort


Tordi Diet indeholder hgsnds, ant
0sptiske, desinficerende o deodosanto
Bestanddele like fundne 1 alminds1le
Talkum, og forbundne med en- s1alasa
lngende Kraft med behagelige Toilet.
= Kvlliteter.
Befrier absolut Btrnenes Hud hs
HSen, Udslet, B~etendelse, B(EnG
excl o. Hud6mhed.
U0vertrn1feligt for fede To11o
~chafing", heftig Transpiratoa q
Syge Folks Hudsmhed.
Nodtag like Subsdtuter. Der q
4ntet ugnende Diet. Paa Apoteker q
4 Observation-Disclosures, eller porto9kk
t1lsendt for 80 Cents.
The Comfort Powder CO.
142 Berkeley Street,
Boston, Mass
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
FARM BARGAINS.

273 Acres Farm 8 miles from County
Seat, Montello, Wis, sandy loan soil
coed for potatoes and corn, including
sgeed machinery and farm implements,
also IL head of Guernsey Cattle, 4 hor-
ses, 80 chickens. Good buildings, for
the low price of $1,000, half cash bal.
.e% interest. II interested write today
80 Joseph S~pringob, Box 18, Milwau-
.kee, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
6prHDttet.

@aior, Or. &nuo .Sartnecf, ser
bar polteret / @ouston, Geros, er MI
forflDttet til 5taten Sslan6, SEEM
Sort, til l1n6erretning for Maiorens
og Grr,es m1nge 8enner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
Uhuayn.
9auia ipilIer .&prt.

@aa @snoag fpilIes Der @bilt i
9ania og &omiteen, Der altio ipreer
for uomerfeoe @rpmier, loper, at
poa S6noag bill oe beloige @inoere
blipe mere END ttlfreos mes bbao De
faar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
BAYFIELD, COUNTY. WIS.

100 oe 200 Acres Cutoyer Land, sandig loamt 10 Mil fra washburn, 2 Nil IL.
Jernbane Station. IL Dollars pr. Acre. Code Betingeler. 80 Acres, udme4-
kt Hs og Sald med Vandv@rk begge, 20 Acres dyrket, 10 ryddet eoa
sandg loam,S 80 Dollars pr. Acre, 1000 Dollars kontant. Mango Farrne Il
ale StSrreser, dyrket og udyrket til Slg pa rmenge Vikaar.
ANDR. BERGE, Washbmn Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
Dansk Fokesamfunds Koloni, Askoy.

Krigen er n forbi. Mnhver tenks paa Frenhden, serng pa, hvw q
sal BIO og bygge sit Hs % Hjem. vi her i Askov indbyder ing q eanDa
til 1T komme til Askov for at BIO ibAndt o.. vi har til Sag udmerket 80
dyrlet Jord, amt e Del uopdyrkede Farme De eldre iblandt Elder kan II.
be ct lille Stkke Jord tet we'd Byen, ener en- Ld i Byen, alt til rtnGnAi
Priser. Kon blot og boset Elder iblndt o.; vi kender If %Nrfaring, ct baa.
de ynsrs g eldre feer sig hemms Askov.
For nermere Opysninger skfv til:
PEDERSEN q GRAVEsEN
Care q First State Bark Of kskev. Asasv. Ntnmah
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
FOR 20 AAR

EOR 20 AAR
ar js soxt Land. oe Farme overall / de Forenede Slater. % js har go
nu at fnde den ferste misfornSjede Kj6ber.
Lad mig vide, hvad De seger OF hvor, OF jg VII utytIsout vu
island til at tnbyde noget sm vii interessae Dem. enten vndt Lar
euer opdyrkede Earme
Shdgt Arbejde med god Ln hubydes Kjsbere If Land / WhcoahL
Ubetydeng Nedbehdne udkreves. bet resterende betales med Arbejds.
For videre Undertaking skriv til
81. MADISON, 1H ". Randolph Street CHICAGO.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22
NEW PIONEERS
palm Beach Post.l

tIdAIH bedCH fOSl.)
L. r. Benjamin's article contrasting the life of
the western pioneer of half century ago and
that OF Florida pioneers of today is worthy of
second thought As Mr.. Benjamin says, Florida
has not passed the pioneer sage yet although
those of who live in its thriving cities are
wont to forget that the men and women who
from far and near are settling each year on its
vas. agricultural area are as truly pioneers as
any who piled their goods on desert schooner
and took the western trail
Pioneers still, imbued with the same land hun.
ger and desire for country, but pioneers
with difference. They seek their new homes
in railway coach Ford armed with
Jrac or inrtead Of a b und rhlis and Instead o.
log cabin they build hemee Is q bungalow with
screened porches The spirit Of the pioneer is
every condition but one wonders what some Of
those old timers who fought man and beast
and the forces of nature Off the rudest kind
OF a living would say if they could see the pio.
life of their grandchildren in Florida. II is
doing them no injustice to believe that they
would be frankly envous For why should tney
not be
No man will get living from the soil without
working Tor it and there is plenty of work await
ing whoever undertakes to settle new TERRITORY
But surely life is a very different thing and vastly
more hearening for the family on an Everglades
farm, secure from drought and frost, close to
market, with comfortable home and an as.
sured future than on the western prairiss at the
mercy of the elements and Indians The grand.
fathers would doubtless call it the pioneers
heaven.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22
SPLIT IN THE DAHL

The split in the Dali Eireann over the con
hrmation Of Tie treaty with England is very
fortunate thing for the cause CT Irish freedom.
De Valera may be herolcaly right in principle, but
Griffith IS right in practice The status of
free state seems to give Ireland better change
for working cut her destiny. and even achieving
hef final goal Of absolute independence, than would
her recognition as an Independent power at this
timc.
lnsb agitation needs rest And Ireland needs
70 produce something besides agitators. The free
stat" status would give her a chance to build up
her industries cultivate The soil, educate the people
and establish place in the confidence, as well
as the affection, Of the rest Of the world.
Thee is nothing in the acceptance of half
loaf to prevent the demand of a whole one when
The trn4 appears more favorable Nobody ex-
pc>ts hat the Irish will fall in love with the
British, Or forget in few years the grievances
Of seven centuries, but as practical and, in a
Diplomatic sense, moral proposition, Ireland would
be far better equipped for demanding her national
heritage it she were prosperous, had the popula-
ton which her soil Is a5undanty capable of sup
porting and Tie s-rpus wealth to finance gen.
ulre military campaign
Refusal to accept the treaty at this time will
ALLEVIATE friends abroad, bring en- a return of the
guerrilla warfare CT the months prior to the armis-
tee ard result in The overthrow and occupation Of
lie island ty military forces, while the cause of
l3ery ia Iceland will be set back half century
When confronted by such alternatives the high
est patriotism is that which makes the best OF the
situation.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22
WHAT is WAR BUT MURDER?
(Tampa Times.l

The New York Herald is running a campaign
for what it is pleased to denominate "clean kill
ing in modern warfare. 1t says: Let the sub
marine go! Let gas go! Let every rank, un-
natural form of warfare be swept from the pro-
gram of honorable battle, even though this in
cudes the airpane as an instrument of war If
bloodshed come again-whch God forbid-let it
be clean killing. Away with the weapons of the
viper" God in heaven! What is clean killng?"
AS read this divine command handed down
from Sinai it says THOU SHALT NOT KILL,
How then can any killing be clean? A man kills
his neighbor in a fit of passion. We call it muir
der and hale him to prison. Eventually we try
him and if we find him guilty we hang him. or
imprison him for life. We do this, not in any
spirit of anger or revenge but for the safety of
society We do it to deter others from commit.
ting the same crime for it is crime no less.
But mighty monarch gathers a million men
together, puts the most deadly weapons that the
devilish ingenuity of men can invent in their
an innocent neighbor to kill, ravsh, plumber and
destroy. How does that differ. except in depree
from the act of the common murderer whom we
hang by the neck until he is dead? But that is
honorable warfare If the deadly weapons that
the hellish ingenuity of man has invented in re-
cent years, are not used, it is clean killing,
Out upon any such term. There is no clean kill
ing except in self defense, Any killing except
for that single reason is murder whether done
by one man, or one million. The only way to
end it is to end war. We shall soon know
whether mankind is ready to end war or not. The
reluctance of the nations to outlaw these muir.
derous devices of recent invention is not an en-.
couragng sign.
There is no such thing as clean killing" in
war. From beginning to end it has been dirty
degrading, demoralizng and brutal 1t has been
so ever since the Roman warriors drove their
war chariots over their wounded and diving enc.
mics, or dragged them to Rome to feed the lions
and amuse the popuace 1t will be So tn tho
end
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22
DANGER FROM GAS

jackson lille, lee. 22.-The State
Board Of Health is sending broadcast
a warning against the danger from
exhaust gases of automobile molors
and has issued list of precautions to
be taken. 1t has developed that gases
often are present in sufficient quanli-
ties to produce disagreeable symp-
toms or even death. Precautions 10
be observed, as outlined by the Board
follow:
Always open the garage door be-
fore starting the motor.
Do not allow the motor to run for
any length of time in a closed garage
d DO no. work near the exhaust of
running automobile motor
Special precautions as to ventila-
ton are necessary when in garage
pits.
When the exhaust is used for heat
ing closed cars the system must be
free from leaks.
Persons overcome by exhaust gas
es should be removed to fresh air and
artificial respira ion performed until
a physician arrives.